BY tub: same author. 
 
 I. — A Life of Gundulf, Bishop of Rochester, 1077-1108; with 
 Notices of the other Ecclesiastical Founders of that Church 
 and Monastery. 8vo. 
 2.- — The Mediaeval Nunneries of the County of Somerset, and 
 
 their Impropriated Benefices. Imp. 8vo. 
 3. — The History of Taunton Priory. Imp. 8v'o. 
 4. — The Charters and other Archives of Cleeve Abbey, with an 
 
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 5. — The History of Muchelney Abbey. Imp. 8vo. 
 6. — An Illustrated Itinerary of the Ward of Bishopsgate. Imp. 8vo. 
 7. — Primaeval Middlesex. A Memoir of the Bell Tower, in the 
 Tower of London. The Liber Albus. Moor HaU, in Hare- 
 field. Austin Friars, The Last Ten Years of the Priory of 
 St. Helen's, Bishopsgate. A Memoir of Crosby Place. Re- 
 printed from the Transactions of the London and Middlesex 
 Archaeological Society. Imp. 8vo. 
 8. — Gothic Ecclesiastical Architecture. Two Lectures at Crosby 
 
 Hall. i2mo. 
 9. — Architectural Restorations. Reprinted from the Transactions 
 of the Somersetshire Archaeological Society. 8vo. 
 10. — The Application of Gothic Architecture to Civil and Domestic 
 Purposes. A Lecture at the Gallery of British Artists, Suf- 
 folk Street, Pall Mall East. 8vo. 
 II. — A Course of Sermons on the Lord's Prayer, with Illustrations 
 
 from the Fathers. 8vo. 
 12. — Twenty-nine Occasional Sermons, preached in various London 
 
 Churches. 8vo. 
 13. — The Connection of Literature and Religion. A Lecture at 
 
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 14. — Cliristian ChiUlren, their Duties and their Privileges. 8vo. 
 15. — A Form of Self-Examination, with a Confession and Depreca- 
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 16. — The Bewick Collector. A Descriptive Catalogue of the Works 
 of Thomas and John Bewick. Demy and Imp. 8vo.
 
 THE BEWICK COLLECTOR,
 
 Wl)t aSeiuiffe Collector. 
 
 A 
 
 SUPPLEMENT 
 
 TO 
 
 A DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE 
 
 OF THE WORKS OF 
 
 THOMAS AND JOHN BEWICK; 
 
 CONSISTING OF 
 
 ADDITIONS TO THE VARIOUS DIVISIONS OF CUTS, 
 WOOD BLOCKS, ETC., 
 
 ENUMERATED IN THAT WORK. 
 
 STfje iaifoh ttsvctbtti from t]^e ©tigmals 
 
 CONTAINED IN THE LARGEST AND MOST PERFECT COLLECTION 
 EVER FORMED, 
 
 AND ILLUSTRATED WITH A HLNDRED AND EIGHTY CUTS. 
 
 BY 
 
 THOMAS HUGO, M.A., F.R.S.L., F.S.A., etc, 
 
 Vice-President of the London and Middlesex Archceological Society ; 
 
 Honorary Fellow and Honorary Member of various other Literary and j4rcha;ological Societies ; 
 
 Rector of All Saints, Bishopsgate ; 
 
 etc. etc. etc. 
 
 THE POSSESSOR OF THE COLLECTION. 
 
 LONDON: 
 
 L. REEVE AND CO.. 5, HENRIETTA STREET, 
 
 COVENT GARDEN. 
 
 MDCCCLXVIH.
 
 J. K. TAYl.On AND CO., rRlNTF.RS, 
 T.ITTI.F. QrKKV STnr.F.T, l.TNCfJl.N's INN FIELDS.
 
 PREFACE. 
 
 Although but a space of little more than two years 
 has elapsed since the appearance of ' The Bewick 
 Collector,' and the interval may accordingly be con- 
 sidered more than ordinarily brief between the issue 
 of that work and of the present Supplement to it, 
 there are exceptional circumstances which will be held, 
 I think, more than sufficient to justify me in adopting 
 the course which I am now taking. 
 
 The book was hardly published before I was well- 
 nigh inundated by consignments from all quarters 
 far and near, including two from America, of parcels 
 of greater or less magnitude, whose owners solicited 
 my judgment of their multifarious and too often un- 
 interesting contents. Some of these were gifts, a few 
 were for inspection only — the rest were for sale. 
 Books, Pamphlets, Miscellaneous Engravings, Wood 
 Blocks, crowded on each other. For many months I 
 positively lived — so far as important duties would 
 allow me, and frequently at a considerable outlay of 
 labour, j)atience, and self-denial — among old woodcuts
 
 viii Preface. 
 
 and their impressions. Gradually the storm cleared, 
 the influx of boxes and parcels became less and less, 
 and finally ceased, so that during the last few months 
 I have had sufficient leisure to arrange and describe 
 the result, and in this manner to make the various 
 treasures, thus strangely yet most happily brought 
 together from so many and distant quarters, available 
 for the use and enjoyment of others as well as of their 
 more immediate owner. 
 
 From an inventory which I have kept of the subjects 
 of examination, I find that I have had before me about 
 seven thousand Books and upwards of fifty thousand 
 Wood Blocks. A large proportion of the latter, how- 
 ever, came under my notice during three journeys 
 which I have made in various parts of England, espe- 
 cially the five northernmost counties, in the course of 
 the last two years. Many scores — I might truly say 
 hundreds — of old printing offices have I ransacked — 
 not only in Newcastle and the neighbourhood, but in 
 London and various other and distant places where 
 books were published with Illustrations by Thomas 
 Bewick — hundreds of booksellers visited and corre- 
 sponded with. If, therefore, the result be inadequate 
 or unsatisfactory, which few, I think, will allege, it is 
 owing neither to want of zeal in the pursuit nor to 
 stint in the employment of means. 
 
 It may not be without interest for some of my 
 readers if I remark that the additions to my Books and 
 to my Wood Blocks have almost invariably been made 
 from different localities. Hardly a tenth part of the
 
 Preface. ix 
 
 former — the additions to my Books — have been ob- 
 tained from Northumberland, Durham, Cumberland, 
 and Westmoreland ; while, on the other hand, with the 
 exception of some interesting London purchases, very- 
 few Wood Blocks of Bewick's execution have been dis- 
 covered beyond the limits of those four counties. The 
 reason lies apparently in the fact that in the search for 
 Books illustrated by Thomas and John Bewick the 
 extreme north of England had been thoroughly ex- 
 amined and exhausted ; while Blocks engraved by the 
 former, especially those for miscellaneous purposes, 
 w^ere done almost exclusively for his immediate neigh- 
 bours, and consequently were not to be found at a dis- 
 tance from their several localities. The great majority 
 of his most celebrated works for remote employers were 
 already included in my Collection, and I have now 
 done my best to make his own neighbourhood even 
 more bare of his Blocks than it previously was of 
 Books illustrated by him. 
 
 These, then, are the reasons which induce me to 
 offer the present Supplement to all who feel interested 
 in the Artists and their labours. Circumstances have 
 crowded into weeks and months what is ordinarily the 
 result of the successful labours of many and long years. 
 And the repose which has followed the pressure of the 
 throng, if it have not added to the result, has at least 
 gone far to impart the certainty that little if aught 
 more remains to be effected, and to make me feel that 
 I shall do well, without a delay which would now be 
 unproductive and consequently useless, to present those
 
 X Preface. 
 
 who have already testified their approbation of my 
 work with the Additions which I may not unreason- 
 ably hope will supplement and complete it. 
 
 Touching the former volume, I have in the first 
 place to tender my best acknowledgments for the very 
 flattering reception with which it has been honoured 
 by the public press at large. Not only has it received 
 the hearty approbation of various of our London 
 critics, but a goodly number of the provincial journals, 
 including more than one in Bewick's own noble town, 
 have been pleased to comment most favourably and 
 handsomely on my labours. I have heard, indeed, 
 but a single adverse criticism, and that from but one 
 or two private objectors. It is to the effect that I 
 have created an unnecessary labour and inflicted a 
 gratuitous weariness on my reader by the enumeration 
 of " another " and yet " another " duplicate of many 
 of the articles. I beg in reply to remind such a critic 
 that my book is professedly and designedly not only a 
 Catalogue of the Works of the Artists but of my own 
 Collection, and that the mention of each article is, 
 accordingly, a very important and indeed necessary 
 feature in such a work. And, further, I take leave to 
 add tliat it is rather hard, when I have spread so rich 
 and varied an entertainment for my guests, that I 
 should be grudged a single and homely dish for my 
 own special gratification. 
 
 There is, however, a further reason which will here- 
 after ill all probability impart a public value to what is 
 now, I own, but a private advantage. The feeling is
 
 Preface. xi 
 
 strong within me, daily increasing in intensity, and all 
 but arrived, if it have not quite done so, at the cer- 
 tainty of a fixed determination, that either the British 
 Museum, or some other National Art Collection, shall 
 hereafter be, as it ought, the depository of this host 
 of artistic treasures. There the multitude of unique 
 articles, which not only impart to it an unapproachable 
 precedence, but remove it from even distant compari- 
 son, — the wonderful series of Books and Pamphlets, 
 many apparently unknown beyond its limits, others of 
 hardly less rarity, including a goodly number of 
 volumes either the property of Thomas Bewick him- 
 self, or presented by or to other celebrated persons, 
 or for some other reason possessed of special interest, 
 — the matchless collection of Proofs in various states, 
 — the imm^ense aggregate of Miscellaneous Cuts done 
 for public purposes and private persons, the fruits of 
 the life-long gatherings of well-known Collectors, — and, 
 perhaps above all, as, if possible, more than all unique 
 and incomparable, the priceless assemblage of Wood 
 Blocks, as well of many of the most celebrated books 
 illustrated by Thomas and John Bewick, as of a mul- 
 titude of the best performances of the elder brother 
 for all kinds of purposes of business and amusement — 
 would be in their rightful place, secure from casualties 
 which in their case would be an irreparable loss to Art 
 in general, and safely preserved for the study and ad- 
 miration of generations yet to come. In the event of 
 my Collection being deposited in such an Institution, 
 where the possession of duplicates for careful compari-
 
 xii Preface. 
 
 son would be estimated as it deserves, the present 
 Catalogue would acquire a greatly increased value, as 
 not only an enumeration of the results of private 
 and long-pursued research, and a guide to Collectors 
 desirous of following, so far at least as possible, in the 
 same track, but a ready key to the contents of a great 
 Public Department of Art. So that what now appears 
 a blemish to the critics just referred to may ultimately 
 become a thing of special utility to them and multi- 
 tudes besides. 
 
 Let me add that a far more serious objection — 
 which, however, I have not met with — might have 
 been advanced against my work, and for which I 
 should have had humbly to solicit forgiveness. I am 
 sorrowfully conscious that among the Books and 
 Pamphlets there are more than a few — upwards of 
 forty at least — which should never have been admitted 
 to a place in the list. My reader, however, if he have 
 carefully perused the notes appended to many of the 
 articles, will not fail to recollect that I have in nume- 
 rous instances expressed my doubt, and sometimes 
 more than that, of the correctness of their attribution 
 to either of the Artists. These doubts are now in- 
 creased to certainties. I am quite sure that neither 
 Thomas nor John Bewick had any hand in the pro- 
 ductions referred to. And the same must be affirmed 
 of a very large number of other publications, especially 
 those of the London press, witli which their names 
 have of late been most improperly associated, but in 
 which not a single line of their work is to be found.
 
 Preface, xiii 
 
 This should be well understood, for Collectors are 
 pertinaciously beset, and now more than ever, by all 
 kinds of specious pretences. In various Book Cata- 
 logues, for example, I have been considerably amused 
 by the note affixed to a number of worthless volumes 
 — " Not in The Bewick Collector," " Not in Hugo," 
 " Unknown to Hugo," etc. etc. Many of them were 
 indeed " known " to me so well as to be intentionally 
 excluded. They were certainly " not in ' The Bewick 
 Collector,' " and it would have been simply a blunder 
 in the book and a disgrace to its author if they had 
 been. For they were mere pretenders to that to which 
 they had not the shadow of a rightful claim. 
 
 I feelj accordingly, that I shall be doing the Collec- 
 tor a very important service, if I endeavour to prevent 
 him from being cajoled by the practices referred to by 
 enumerating some of the classes of books the illustra- 
 tions of which are thus — to speak mildly — erroneously 
 attributed to the Brothers Bewick. There are, indeed, 
 hundreds of volumes which nothing but the most 
 profound ignorance or the most shameless indifference 
 to honest dealing can ever attempt to identify with 
 either of the great Newcastle Masters. Disgraceful, I 
 must say, and utterly unworthy of English tradesmen, 
 has been the late traffick in such commodities. I 
 warn my readers against the deception. The remedy, 
 however, after all lies with themselves. For so long, 
 I must be allowed to add, as Collectors are willing to 
 be victimized, so long will worthless books " with 
 charming engravings by Bewick" — such is the phrase
 
 xiv Preface. 
 
 — be offered for their purchase. Ready, indeed, and 
 thoughtless must many of them be, to be so impu- 
 dently, clumsily, and absurdly duped. 
 
 Passing these, however, as unworthy of further re- 
 mark, I would direct my reader's attention to other 
 works, which have, in good faith but ignorantly, been 
 assigned to the Artists : — 
 
 I . The publications in general of Vernor and Hood. 
 For example : — The Letters of Junius, No. (98.) ; 
 Marmontel's Tales, No. (136.) ; Bloomfield's Farmer's 
 Boy, Nos. {'iSS-)^ ^^^- '■> Britton's Beauties of Wiltshire, 
 No. (166.) ; Rural Tales, Nos. (182.), etc. ; Holloway's 
 Scenes of Youth, No. (189.) ; Zimmerman, No. (195.) ; 
 Bloomfield's Wild Flowers, No. (245.) ; Bloomfield's 
 May Day with the Muses, No. (448.) ; Hudibras, 
 No. (3803.) ; and others mentioned in Appendix, No. 
 v., which I have compiled with the special intention of 
 guarding the Collector against deception. Many of 
 the illustrations in these volumes, indeed, are of consi- 
 derable excellence. They are in some cases the work 
 of Anderson, and in others that of Austin and Charlton 
 Nesbit. Nor, it is right to add, are Vernor and Hood 
 to be held accountable for the error into which modern 
 students have fallen as to the attribution of these en- 
 gravings. While, whenever they could do so, they 
 expressly stated the fact of the illustrations of their 
 books being the work of Bewick, e.g., Dodd's Beauties 
 of History, No. (88.) ; Scripture Illustrated, No. 
 (225.), etc., they never attempted to impart a ficti- 
 tious value to their |)roperty by the dishonest use
 
 Preface. xv 
 
 of the Artist's name. This cannot be affirmed of all 
 their brethren. 
 
 2. A large majority of the publications of J. Carnan, 
 of St. Paul's Churchyard, of E. Newbery, also of St. 
 Paul's Churchyard, and of J. Harris, his successor. 
 Among others, evidently by the same artist, are the 
 cuts in Youthful Portraits, No. (89.) ; Pity's Gift, No. 
 (122.) ; Mrs. Pilkington's Historical Beauties, No. 
 (123.); The Crested Wren, No. (129.); Paternal Pre- 
 sent, No. (176.) ; Triumph of Goodnature, No. (177.) ; 
 False Alarms, No. (3779.) ; and others noticed in Ap- 
 pendix, No. V. Most of the Cuts in these publications 
 of Newbery and Harris exhibit very minute care in 
 their execution, but have little or nothing of the bold- 
 ness and freedom of the Artists' genuine works. 
 
 A word, before proceeding further, to some who 
 may imagine that too much attention has been devoted 
 to works of a trifling nature and by- gone interest. 
 " The world is probably not aware," says Washington 
 Irving, in his ' Biography of Oliver Goldsmith,' " of the 
 ingenuity, humour, good sense, and sly satire, con- 
 tained in many of the Old English Nursery Tales. 
 They have evidently been the sportive productions of 
 able writers, who would not trust their names to pro- 
 ductions that might be considered beneath their dig- 
 nity. The ponderous works on which they relied for 
 immortality have, perhaps, sunk into oblivion, and 
 carried their names down with them ; while their 
 unacknowledged offspring, ' Jack the Giant Killer,' 
 ' Giles Gingerbreatl,' and ' Tom Thumb,' flourish in 
 wide-spreading and never-ceasing popularity."
 
 XVI 
 
 Preface. 
 
 3. The publications of John Marshall, Aldermary 
 Church Yard. Among many others are Life and 
 Perambulation of a Mouse, No. iS^.) ', Jemima Placid, 
 No. (279.) ; Memoirs of a Peg Top, No. (280.) ; Ad- 
 ventures of a Pincushion, No. (334.) ; Life and Adven- 
 tures of a Fly, No. (3767.), and others in Appendix, 
 No. V. 
 
 The engravings in this Division are very peculiar. 
 They appear to be the work of the same artist, and in 
 their tasteless want of meaning can hardly be said to 
 illustrate the books in which they occur. They con- 
 sist usually of figures, in hard outline, of immoderately 
 tall and thin personages, whose action and employment 
 it is difficult so much as to guess. The following is 
 a favourable example, bad as it unquestionably is. 
 
 by the same hand, and its inspection will make my 
 meaning clearer. I selected it some time since from a 
 large and worthless stock of old Wood Blocks in 
 London, where there can be no doubt that it was exe- 
 cuted, and for one of the volumes of this publisher. 
 4. In addition to these are a number of books issued
 
 Preface. xvii 
 
 by various Houses. Among them : — Riley's Historical 
 Pocket Library, No. (57.); Musical Budget, No. 
 (145.); Zion's Pilgrim, No. (170.); Life of Peden, 
 No. (171.); The Nurse, by Tansillo, No. (197.) ; Miss 
 Owenson's Irish Harp, No. (226.) ; The Painter's 
 Budget, No. (329.); Burdekin's Publications, Nos. 
 (339-), (340.), (341-), (461.). etc.; Brown's Poems, 
 No. (433.) ; Tom Bragwell, No. (437.) ; Irish Family, 
 No. (447.) ; Foote's Works, No. (3778.); Misfortunes 
 of Love, No. (3781.); Life of Turpin, No. (3782.) ; 
 Rowe's Fables, No. (3801.); Evans's Juvenile Tourist, 
 No. (3802.); Week at Harrogate, No. (3808.) ; and 
 others in Appendix, No. V. 
 
 As I have previously remarked, most of those to 
 which numbers are attached have been already men- 
 tioned in terms of suspicion, so that I would fain hope 
 the Collector has not been seriously misled by finding 
 them admitted to a place to which they had no well- 
 grounded pretensions. 
 
 With a view, however, of affording him a better 
 idea of the extent of the field which he will find him- 
 self compelled to investigate, and still more of putting 
 him on his guard against its dangers, I have added an 
 Appendix of several numbers, a frequent reference to 
 which I feel assured will prove very useful and profit- 
 able. 
 
 I. A List of Books printed for T. Carnan, in St. 
 Paul's Churchyard. 
 
 I know of but one of his publications, No. (22.), 
 which contains any specimen of Bewick's powers. 
 
 b
 
 xviii Preface. 
 
 Their illustrations appear to be older than any of his 
 productions. The list, however, is necessarily valu- 
 able to those who are interested in this species of all 
 but obsolete literature. Like those which follow, it 
 has been compiled from a number of the publisher's 
 own catalogues. 
 
 II. A List of Books printed for E. Newbery, and 
 for J. Harris, successor to E. Newbery, at the Corner 
 of St. Paul's Churchyard. 
 
 Only a few of these contain illustrations by either of 
 the Brothers Bewick, some of which, however, are 
 among the choicest productions of the younger ot 
 the two. All will be found in the Collection. 
 
 III. A List of Books printed and sold by John 
 Marshall, Aldermary Churchyard. 
 
 I am not aware that any of these contain illustra- 
 tions by Bewick, though many are popularly con- 
 sidered so to do, and, like those before mentioned, 
 attempted to be sold as such. 
 
 IV. A List of Books printed and published by 
 T. Wilson and R. Spence (and afterwards Thomas 
 Wilson and Son), High-Ousegate, York, 
 
 A considerable number of the books in this List 
 are not included in the ' Bewick Collector,' from the 
 fact of their containing no examples of the Artists' 
 work. Of a large number, containing such examples, 
 careful descriptions have been given in that volume 
 and the present Supplement. It should be distinctly 
 remembered, liowever, that none of these cuts were 
 done l:)y Bewick for the York i)uh]ishers, but that
 
 Preface. xix 
 
 they were purchased by them from Messrs. Hall and 
 Elliot, of Newcastle, and were used as occasion re- 
 quired for the productions of their office. In many 
 instances, the cuts originally done for one book were 
 forced by their subsequent owners to illustrate others, 
 and are consequently more or less unsuitable for the 
 purpose to which they were compelled to minister. 
 
 It will be perceived that the titles of many of the 
 York books are identical with those of Carnan, New- 
 bery, Marshall, and others. The illustrations, how- 
 ever, of the latter are different, and the work of other 
 hands. Hence the admission of the one, and the re- 
 jection of the other. 
 
 V. A Century of Books, of various publishers, 
 places, and dates, which have been offered to me 
 among the multitudes referred to at the commence- 
 ment of this Preface, selected from the rest for their 
 plausible appearance and consequent ability of deceiv- 
 ing the Collector, but which I hold to be as really un- 
 deserving of a place in this Catalogue as other and less 
 artistic productions. Of course the articles in this Di- 
 vision — this specimen list of pretenders — might have 
 been added to largely and without difficulty. But 
 enough, and perhaps more than enough, are given to 
 enable the Collector to perceive the kind of books 
 which he will certainly do well to reject. If he will 
 carefully compare the illustrations of these volumes 
 with those about which there is no question, exe- 
 cuted and published at the selfsame time, he will see 
 without difficulty how impossible it is that productions 
 
 h 1
 
 XX Preface. 
 
 so entirely dissimilar could be the work of the same 
 hand. The style of Thomas Bewick is always to be de- 
 tected even in his most trivial performances. It is not 
 always equal, but it is always individual. And it is at 
 once absurd and dishonest to attribute to him works 
 which detract from his well-earned fame, not from any 
 desire to increase his celebrity, or to evidence the ver- 
 satility of his powers, but — if the truth must be said — 
 only with a studied intent to deceive the unwary, and 
 dishonestly to give a fictitious value to articles which 
 would otherwise be deservedly without a purchaser. 
 
 I may add that not only is there no sign of un- 
 willingness to give high prices for genuine articles, 
 but that the value of such is still rising. One of the 
 copies, for example, of the Chillingham Bull on parch- 
 ment, w^hich I mentioned as being in private hands, 
 has been sold within the last year for fifty guineas. 
 Other instances hardly less conspicuous have been re- 
 ported to me. 
 
 The process by which I have been enabled during 
 the last two years to examine so many and distant 
 productions, w^hile it has proved by lack of results in 
 various Divisions how complete were my previous 
 acquisitions in such, has been the means of bringing 
 before my notice many relics of singular interest un- 
 connected with, or but distantly allied to, the subject 
 before us. This is not the place, nor have I time at 
 my present command, to enter into details. But, as 
 specimens of the class of additions to which I refer, 
 I annex impressions from two original Blocks which
 
 Preface. 
 
 XXI
 
 xxii Preface. 
 
 I doubt not will be duly valued. The first illustrates 
 the old and well-known poem of ' The Friar and the 
 Boy,' while the latter represents the Morris Dance 
 which was so great a favourite in the olden days of 
 ' merry England.' I am well aware — and indeed it 
 ought to be strongly insisted on — that rudeness of 
 execution is no certain criterion of the antiquity of 
 a Wood Block. Many which appear to be the old- 
 est, used in the Chap Books printed at Newcastle at 
 various times, are known to have been engraved by 
 the printers' apprentices in that town between the 
 years 1770 and 1780. While a knowledge of this 
 fact will reconcile the critic to my attribution of some 
 in the following pages to the apparently late date to 
 which I assign them, the primitive state of the Blocks 
 whereof impressions have just been given is conclusive 
 of their real and genuine antiquity. 
 
 As I may, further, presume that my reader is 
 more than ordinarily interested in the works of the 
 old Northern engravers and printers, I give him the 
 benefit of another of my acquisitions which unites 
 each of these two specialities. It is an impression 
 (.see the next page) from an original Wood Block by 
 the celebrated Thomas Gent, printer, of York, with 
 which he was so far contented as to annex his name to 
 his work. The Block has been much injured by being 
 employed as a " bearer," and otherwise maltreated. I 
 also possess a Cut of Pontefract Castle, with " T. Gent 
 York." engraved on the hack, used at page 122 of his 
 ' History of the Great Hastern Window in York Min-
 
 XXlll 
 
 ^^|En^^ ,3 
 
 ster,' 8vo. York, 175 7-1 760; and an impression of his 
 Book Plate, the only one that I have ever seen, in a 
 copy of Conybeare's ' Defence of Revealed Religion,' 
 Third Edition, 8vo. Dublin, 1732, which was formerly 
 " e Lib. Tho. Gent, Civ. Lond. Ebor. &c.", as appears 
 by his autograph on the title. It consists of an oval 
 border of roughly executed foliage, enclosing the 
 printed inscription " A.C. Mdcclxxii. Mr. Thomas 
 Gent. Printer, ^t. 80." 
 
 I have, in the last place, the pleasing duty of ex- 
 pressing my grateful acknowledgments for the many 
 kindnesses and courtesies with which I have been fa- 
 voured in the course of these investigations. Nume- 
 rous friends have either enriched my Collection with 
 gifts of rare or unique treasures, or have aided me 
 with their introduction and influence, apart from 
 whose assistance the acquisition of many of the 
 articles would have been simplv impossible. Their
 
 xxiv Preface. 
 
 names, where I have been authorized to give them, 
 are annexed to the notices of the various objects. 
 I have omitted them, indeed, in some instances, for 
 the reason stated in my previous vokime. But such 
 donors, although unmentioned, will be pleased to 
 accept this poor memorial of my gratitude, which a 
 desire to comply with their wishes makes so inade- 
 quate and to me unsatisfactory. 
 
 In concluding a work to which from the nature of 
 things it is absolutely impossible to make any additions 
 of more than very secondary importance, I feel that I 
 am bidding a partial farewell to a pursuit, which, al- 
 though rightly subservient to other and much beloved 
 yet very different subjects of study, has long possessed 
 for me a delightful fascination, and could almost 
 wish, for the pleasure of acquiring, that the acquisi- 
 tions themselves were less complete. Of course, as 
 I have stated elsewhere, it would be folly to pretend 
 that such a result has been attained without a long 
 period of very large and unhesitating disbursement. 
 This was necessary at all times — for the objects 
 were possessed of great interest and value from the 
 very moment of their production — and still more so 
 for a number of years last past, partly through the 
 reverential regard felt by their possessors for many of 
 them as the sole surviving relics of old and celebrated 
 Houses, and partly through the daily increasing avidity 
 with which every thing connected with the subject is 
 seized upon by Collectors, oftentimes more desirous of 
 acquiring than intelligent in the selection of the ob-
 
 Preface. xxx 
 
 jects submitted to them. Added to which have been 
 various rare opportunities past and over, invakiable 
 and beyond recall, long intimacy with deceased friends 
 and business connections of the Artists themselves, and 
 the successive dispersion of the other famous Collec- 
 tions made during the lifetime of both, — precious evi- 
 dences of which are thickly strewn in the former and 
 the present volume. And, lastly, the aid of living friends, 
 able as well as willing to help, whose influence towards 
 the conclusion has been equally propitious. Fortu- 
 nate accident and designed kindness have thus com- 
 bined to aid the powerful adjunct of long and liberal 
 expciiditure. And the result is that to which I have 
 now the pleasure of welcoming my reader, with the 
 concluding assurance to him that it is one which no 
 zeal to acquire, no desire to oblige, nor any amount 
 of pecuniary outlay can ever again purchase or pro- 
 cure. 
 
 Thomas Hugo. 
 
 The Chestnuts, Clapton, London, N.E., 
 Jinrit Mondaij, 1868.
 
 CONTENTS OF SUPPLEiMENT. 
 
 PAGE 
 
 Prfface . , vii 
 
 Contents xxvii 
 
 List of Cuts xxix 
 
 Additions to Books and Pamphlets i 
 
 ,, Proofs, etc., of the Cuts in the 'His- 
 tory of Quadrupeds' 126 
 
 ,, Proofs, etc., of the Cuts in the * His- 
 tory OF British Birds ' 128 
 
 ,, Proofs, etc., of the Cuts in 'tEsop's 
 
 Fables ' 130 
 
 ,. Proofs of the Cuts, etc., in Miscel- 
 laneous Books and Pamphlets . . . 131 
 
 ,, Book Plates 1^2 
 
 ., Cuts for Societies, Companies, etc. . 156 
 
 ,, Cuts for Exhibitions, etc 164 
 
 ,, Racing Cuts 167 
 
 ,, Shop Cards 174 
 
 ,, Invoice Heads 177 
 
 ,, Tradesmen's Newspaper Cuts . . . . 186 
 
 ,, Bar Bills 192 
 
 ,, Coal Certificates 200 
 
 „ The Royal Arms, etc 206 
 
 „ Arms of Newcastle and Gateshead . 208 
 
 ,, Newspaper Cuts 210 
 
 ,, Broadsides, etc 216 
 
 ,, Miscellaneous Cuts — Views .... 223
 
 XXVlll 
 
 Contents of Supplement. 
 
 PAGE 
 
 Additions to Miscellaneous Cuts — Animals . . . 225 
 
 „ ,, Various .... 226 
 
 Drawings 228 
 
 Wood Blocks for Books and Pamphlets 229 
 
 Book Plates . . . 247 
 
 Various Societies, ETC. 249 
 
 Exhibitions, etc. . . 251 
 
 Racing Cuts . . . 253 
 
 Shop Cards .... 2^'', 
 
 Invoice Heads, etc. . 258 
 Tradesmen's Newspaper 
 
 Cuts 263 
 
 Bar Bills .... 266 
 
 Royal Arms, etc. . 269 
 Arms of Newcastle 
 
 and Gateshead . . 270 
 
 Newspaper Cuts . . 270 
 
 Broadsides .... 274 
 Miscellaneous Cuts — 
 
 Views 277 
 
 .... 279 
 
 ,, ,, Animals 
 
 Appendix — Bewick Portraits . 
 ,, ,, Miscellanies 
 
 ,, Works of Pupils 
 
 Inserenda 
 
 Appendix I. — Books printed for T. Carnan . 
 11. 
 
 2«2 
 28.3 
 285 
 286 
 297 
 
 298 
 30.3 
 
 Index 
 
 ,, ,, E. Newbery, and J 
 
 Harris 
 HI. „ „ J. Marshall . . 
 
 IV. ,, ,, Wilson and Spence, 
 
 AND Wilson and Son 306 
 ^- — A Century of Books and Pamphlets, 
 with Illustrations incorrectly at- 
 tributed TO Thomas and John Bewick 310 
 .327
 
 XXIX 
 
 LIST OF CUTS IN SUPPLEMENT. 
 
 PAGE 
 
 Specimen of Marshall's Cuts xvi 
 
 Ancient Wood Cuts xxi 
 
 Wood Cut by Thomas Gent xxiii 
 
 The Traveller (Poems of Goldsmith ^ Puriiell) .... xxvi 
 
 Specimen of Illustrations (Fisher s New English Tutor) . . 3 
 
 „ „ {Fishers New English Tutor) . . 4 
 
 Kings Stephen and James I. {Grey's Annals of Great Britain) 5 
 
 Specimens of Illustrations (New Years Gift) 6 
 
 ,, „ (^Picture Book) 28 
 
 ,, ,, (Family at Smiledale) .... 29 
 
 ,, ,, (Youthful Recreations) .... 30 
 
 ,, ,, (Elmina) 31 
 
 ,, „ (Lif*^ o-nd Adventures of a Fly) . 32 
 
 ,-, „ (Three Instructive Tales) ... 47 
 
 ,, „ (Fill age Tatlers) 48 
 
 (Little Moralists) 52 
 
 Frontispiece ( Blair's Grave) 59 
 
 Specimens of Illustrations (^m/5 o/" Tow///?/ /^oj't'/'oo/") . . . 62 
 Preaching of S. Augustine (Lingard's Hist, of ylnglo-Scnon 
 
 Church) 64 
 
 Horse and Cow (IFardens Spelling Book) 69 
 
 Specimens of the Illustrations (Garland of New Songs) . 83 to 90 
 
 Specimen of the Illustrations (Collection of' New Songs) . . 90 
 ,, „ {Garland of Northumberland 
 
 Heroes, etc.) 9 '
 
 XXX List of Cuts in Supplement . 
 
 PAGE 
 
 Specimen of the Illustrations (Gor/flwrf o/'5f//A', e/f.) ... 92 
 ,, „ {Figures in Rhymes, etc.) . . 93 
 
 Frontispiece {Ti/ne Side Minstrel) 107 
 
 Vignette. Carving on Panel {Knights and Burgesses of Dur- 
 ham) 
 
 Vitrnette. Walking in the Snow {Jackson s Treatise on IFood 
 Engraving) 
 
 Vignette. The Cold Ride {Poems of Burns, etc.) .... 
 
 Vignette. Ruins, with Sportsman and Dogs (Poems of Fer- 
 gusso?i) 
 
 \'^ignette. Dog raising Heron 
 
 Vignette. Man Riding an Ass in the Rain {Poems of Fer- 
 gusson) 
 
 Specimens of the Illustrations {Hasties Reading Easy) 
 
 ,, ,, {Looking Glass for the Mind) . 
 
 ,, „ {Tales for Youth) 
 
 {The Hive) .... 1,36, 
 ,, „ (The Forsaken Infant) . 
 
 ,, ,, (Reay's Sportsman\'i Friend) 
 
 Wew of Newcastle (Picture of Neivcastle) 
 
 The Hilton Crest {Bishoprick Garland) 
 
 Alphabet Cuts 
 
 jj 
 
 Vignette. Beggar and Dog 
 
 Mr. Anderson's Book Plate 
 
 Newcastle Waltonian Club's Cut 
 
 Northumberland Life Boat Society's Cut 
 
 Vignette. A M\\\ (Poems of Burns) 
 
 Vignette. Hunting 
 
 Racing Cut 
 
 Racing Cut 
 
 Racing Cuts 
 
 Mr. Noad's Cul 
 
 Border for a Shop Card 
 
 Mr. Blackwell's Cut
 
 List of Cuts in Sulyplement. xxxi 
 
 PAGE 
 
 Harris's Cut 180 
 
 Ironmonger's Cut 181 
 
 Walker and Featherston's Cut 185 
 
 Waxchandler's Cut 185 
 
 Anderson, Auctioneer's Cut 187 
 
 Auctioneer's Cut 187 
 
 Mather's Cut 1 89 
 
 Vignette. The Highland Shepherd (Sporisnian's Repository) 191 
 
 The Cock 193 
 
 Half Moon 194 
 
 Horse and Groom 195 
 
 Robinson's Cut 197 
 
 West's Cut 198 
 
 Vignette. The Storm (Loo/chig Glass for the Mind) . . . 199 
 
 Vignette. Kite-flying (The Hive) " 205 
 
 Royal Arms 207 
 
 Vignette. MoonWght (F/owers of British Poetn/) .... 209 
 
 Heading of the Newcastle Courant Newspaper 210 
 
 „ „ „ 211 
 
 „ „ 211 
 
 >, ' „ „ 212 
 
 ,. „ „ 212 
 
 ,, Newcastle Advertiser 213 
 
 Newspaper Cat. Fighting Cocks 214 
 
 Newspaper Cut. The Devil and Horseman 214 
 
 The Tame Duck 220 
 
 View of Sunderland Bridge 224 
 
 Yignetie (Poems of Goldsmith and Par/ie/t) 227 
 
 Vignette (Craxi/ Jane) 228 
 
 Arms of Knaresborough Priory (Hargrove's Knaresl-oroiigh) . 233 
 
 Horse Racing (Sporting Magazine) 235 
 
 Specimens of Illustrations (Picture Book) 236 
 
 ,, „ (History of Engl (i)id) . . . . 241 
 
 Alphabet Cuts 242 
 
 Book Illustrations 243
 
 xxxii List of Cnt.s in Supplemeii/. 
 
 PAGE 
 
 Specimens of Book Illustrations 244 
 
 245 
 
 „ 246 
 
 Tyne Side Scene, for a Book Plate 248 
 
 Royal Reception (?) Cut 251 
 
 Fighting Cocks 252 
 
 253 
 
 Catnach's Cut 25^ 
 
 Davidson's Cut 2j6 
 
 Graham's Cut 256 
 
 Border for a Shop Card 257 
 
 Harris's Cut 259 
 
 Tea Dealer s Cut 261 
 
 Tobacco Cut 261 
 
 Draper's Cut 264 
 
 Gibson's Cut 264 
 
 Queen's Head 267 
 
 Royal Oak 268 
 
 Heading of Newcastle Courant 271 
 
 Heading of Newcastle Courant 272 
 
 Newspaper Cut. A Ship '. . . . 273 
 
 Broadside Cut. A Ship . , 275 
 
 Broadside Cut. Horse and Groom 277 
 
 Miscellaneous Cuts. Views 278, 279 
 
 Miscellaneous Cuts. Animals 280, 281 
 
 Vignette. Hunting 281 
 
 Vignette. Ru\m (Poems of Goldsmith is" Par/ie//) . . . 285 
 
 Vignette. Finis . . 340
 
 ADDITIONS 
 
 TO 
 
 BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS. 
 
 The observations prefixed to the similar Division of 
 the former vokime — as to the mode of description, 
 degree of rarity, monetary vakie, and necessary care in 
 selection, of the several articles — are equally applicable 
 to the present, and to them the reader is referred. 
 
 As to their uncommon occurrence, however, it may 
 be repeated, that many of the following articles, es- 
 pecially those which appear to be of least importance, 
 are, as may indeed be inferred by the reader of the 
 foregoing Preface, of the xevy highest degree of rarity ; 
 while, as to the prices demanded and paid for such of 
 these as now and then find their way into the market 
 (though it may be observed that few of the rarest ever 
 do so), there would really appear to be no limit to the 
 extravagance of either. The reader will find examples 
 of this in many of the following pages. 
 
 B
 
 2 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 ^ I would merely add the explanation already given, 
 that the first number (in brackets) is the running num- 
 ber of the entire Collection ; the second, that of the 
 particular Division ; and the third, where there is any, 
 that of the separate Copies or Impressions. This mode 
 of enumeration has been found so useful, both in pre- 
 senting as perfect a view as possible of the Collection 
 itself, and in enabling Collectors to identify articles at 
 a distance without the need of lengthened description, 
 that any change would appear to be as objectionable 
 as it is unnecessary. 
 
 (4026.) I. I. A New Lottery Book Of Birds and 
 Beasts. No. (4.). 
 
 Another very fine copy, in its original Dutch paper boards. 
 
 (4027.) I. 2. Another similar. 
 
 (4028.) 2. Impressions From Wood Cuts In tiie 
 Possession Of Thomas Saint. 
 
 Newcastle : Pilgrim Street, mcclxxii. 
 
 Small 4to. Consisting of a title and nine leaves. There is one 
 cut on the title, and the others, fifty-three in number, are 
 printed on each side of the leaves. Fifteen of them had already 
 appeared in the ' New Lottery Book of Birds and Beasts,' just 
 referred to, published by Saint the year before. Among the 
 rest, fourteen appear to bear evidences of the hand of Thomas 
 Bewick, wliile the remainder are older than his time. 
 
 Almost as fresh as when pul)lished, in its original gilt and 
 flowered paper cover. 
 
 ()t thi- utmost rarity. Formerly purchased for .^^. 3.V.
 
 Additions to Books and Pamphlets. 3 
 
 (4029.) 3. The New English Tutor: Or, Modern 
 Preceptor. This Work is beautified with elegant Cuts, 
 representing such Vices as Children are most addicted 
 to, and such Virtues as should be first inculcated : 
 Likewise several Fable Cuts, with striking Lessons, re- 
 ferring to each particular Passion, &c. The Third 
 Edition. Much Improved and Enlarged. By A. 
 P'isher, Author of the New English Grammar with 
 Exercises of bad English. 
 
 Newcastle : Printed for the Author, and sold by L. 
 Hawes and Co. G. Robinson, and W. Nicoll, in Lon- 
 don ; T. Slack in Newcastle, and all other Booksellers 
 in Town and Country, m.dcc.lxxiv. 
 
 181110. Pp. viii, 164. With ten cuts, which I believe to be 
 older than Thomas Bewick, although generally claimed for 
 him, and by very high authority. The original Blocks are in 
 my possession. No. (375J.). '^'^^^ the following are specimens 
 of the impressions. 
 
 B 2
 
 The Bewick Collector, 
 
 
 (•4030.) 4. I. Moral Instructions Of a Father to his 
 Son, Comprehending the Whole System of Morality. 
 [etc.] The Third Edition. 
 
 Newcastle : Printed by and for T. Saint, mdcclxxv. 
 i2rao. Pp. 168. With thirty-four fable cuts, some of which 
 are very similar in style of execution to those in the ' Youth's 
 Instructive and Entertaining Story Teller,' ' Hastie's Reading 
 Easy,' and other of Saint's publications illustrated by Thomas 
 Bewick. 
 " The cuts [some of them] were engraved by Thomas Bewick 
 in the first year of his apprenticeship, except that of a ship at 
 sea, p. 167, — which was engraved by Bewick's fellow appren- 
 tice, David Martin, — Bewick at that time disliking to represent 
 water." Miss Bewick. 
 Very fine copy, in old calf. 
 
 (4031.) 4. 2. Another beautifid copy, in sheep. 
 
 (4032.) 5. Select Fables, In Three Parts. Part I. 
 After the Manner of Dodsleys. Part II. Fables with 
 Reflections. Part III. Fables in Verse. To which are
 
 ylddidom to Buoks and Pamphlets. 5 
 
 prefixed, The Life of ^Esop ; And An Essay upon 
 Fable. 
 
 Newcastle : Printed by T. Saint, mdcclxxvi. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. 2 11, ii. With a copperplate frontispiece by Ralph 
 Beilby, and one hundred and fourteen cuts, some, at least, of 
 which are by Thomas Bewick. 
 
 Good copy, in old calf. 
 
 (4033.) 6. A New Epitome Of the Annals Of Great- 
 Britain : Or, a succinct, impartial History of England, 
 From the remotest Period of Intelligence, to the Con- 
 clusion of the last War. [etc.] The Second Edition, 
 Enlarged and Corrected. By G. Grey. 
 
 Newcastle : Printed for the Author, and sold by T. 
 Slack. MDCCLxxvii. 
 
 i8mo. Pp. xviii, 284. With whole length portraits of the Kings 
 and Queens, drawn by " R. P.," though generally considered 
 to be engraved by Thomas Bewick, the original Blocks of 
 which are in my possession. The following are those of Ste- 
 phen and James I. P
 
 6 TJie Bewick Collector. 
 
 Fine copy, in half russia. It belonged to Mr. Thomas Bell, and 
 has his book-plate. 
 
 (4034.) 7. A New Years Gift For Little Masters & 
 Misses. 
 
 Newcastle : Printed by T. Saint, for W. Charnley, 
 
 1777. 
 
 Square i8mo. It consists of thirty-one cuts, enclosed in borders, 
 
 most of them printed singly, and all on one page only of each 
 
 leaf, without letterpress. 
 Among the cuts are six illustrations of the ' History of Little Red 
 
 Riding Hood,' of which I possess the original Blocks. The 
 
 following are specimens. 
 
 Very beautiful copy, in tree-marbled calt, gilt. 
 
 (4035.) 8. The Oxford Sausage: Or, Select Poeti- 
 cal Pieces, Written by the most Celebrated Wits Of 
 The University of Oxford. A New Edition. Adorned 
 with Cuts, Engraved in a New Taste, and Designed by 
 the Best Masters. 
 
 Oxford : Printed for G. Robinson, in Pater-noster- 
 Row, and F. Newbery, the Corner of St. Paul's 
 Church- Yard, London ; W. Jackson and J. Lister, in 
 Oxford ; and sold by the Booksellers of Oxford and 
 Cambridge. m.dcc.lxxvii. [Price Two ShilUngs, 
 sewed. ~|
 
 Additions to Boohs and Pamphlets. 7 
 
 i2mo. Pp. X, 224. With cuts, some of which have much to 
 
 recommend them as the early work of Thomas Bewick. 
 Beautiful copy, in old calf, from the Fenwick Library. 
 
 (4036.) 9. Youth's Instructive and Entertaining 
 Story-Teller; Being A Choice Collection Of Moral 
 Tales, [etc.] The Third Edition. 
 
 Newcastle upon Tyne : Printed by T. Saint, For 
 W. Charnley ; and M. Vesey and J. Whitfield. 
 MDCCLXx'viii. [Printed in error mvcclxxviii.] 
 
 Sm. 8vo. Pp. xii, 246. With cuts ditlering from those iu the 
 former editions at pp. i, 48, 130 (a reversed copy), 135, 138, 
 207, and 24^. That at p. 207 is a large cut of a Monk seated 
 on the Seashore, and heads "The Epistle of Abelard to Eloisa." 
 It is mentioned under No. (3468.). 
 
 Fine copy, in old calf. 
 
 (4037.) 10. Wood Engravings From A Pretty Book 
 of Pictures For Little Masters and Misses, Or Tommy 
 Trip's History of Beasts and Birds, Dog Jowler, Giant 
 Woglog, &c. &c. 
 
 Newcastle: Printed by T. Saint. 1779- 
 Sm. 8vo. A title and twenty-seven leaves, containing eighty 
 cuts, printed three on the recto of each leaf, except in a single 
 instance, where two cuts, one of them representing the Giant 
 and Tomni}' Trip, occuj))' the page. 
 " The proofs from Tommy Trip in this state must be excessively 
 rare, if not unicjue. I have never seen or heard of a copy in 
 any collection of Bewick's works." Letter of Bookseller. 
 A matchless copy, fair as when printed, in old tree-marbled calf, 
 gilt and tooled, wdth marbled fly-leaves. It cost a former pos- 
 sessor g£'j. 75. 
 
 (4038.) II. [A Series of Cuts, for some Toy Book, 
 published about the year 1779.]
 
 8 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 They are forty-three in number, and are printed, with one excep- 
 tion, two on the recto page of a leaf, without title or letter- 
 press, in an 8vo volume of twenty-two leaves. 
 
 Some of them were used many years afterwards in 'Tommy 
 Tagg's Poems,' published by Wilson and Spence, York, 1800. 
 See under the publications of that year. 
 
 Fine copy, in old half-calf binding. It was formerly priced ,^3. ^s. 
 
 (4039.) 12. The Mirror; Or A Looking-Glass For 
 Young People of both Sexes ; To make them Wise, 
 Good, and Happy. Consisting of A Choice Collection 
 of Fairy Tales. By Mother Goose. A New Edition. 
 
 Newcastle Upon Tyne : Printed by and for T. Saint, 
 [n. cL] 
 
 i8mo. Pp. iv, 186. With cuts at pp. i, 31, 44, 59, 73, 80, 90, 
 and 102, by " R. J.," and at pp. 109, 118, 149, 158, and 173, 
 by Thomas Bewick. Those by Bewick are truly beautiful, and 
 equal to his very best in the ' Tommy Trip ' and other works 
 of the period. That at p. 173 is signed " T. B. Newcastle^ 
 Beautiful copy, m old calf. 
 
 At the end is the following catalogue of " Books printed for, and 
 sold by, T. Saint, in Newcastle." 
 
 Youth's Instructive and Entertaining Story-Teller. Second 
 
 Edition. 
 Moral Instructions of a Father to his Son. The Third , 
 
 Edition. 
 The Modern Cook ; and Frugal Housewife's Complete 
 
 Guide. 
 The Prettiest Book for Children : being the History of the 
 
 Enchanted Castle. By Don Stephano Bunyano. 
 Fables of ^sop, and Others. By S. Croxall, D.D. Tiie 
 
 Seventh Edition. 
 A Choice Collection of Hymns and Moral Songs. 
 The Sugar Plumb; or Sweet Amusement for Leisure Hours. 
 A I'retty Book of Pictures for Little Masters and Misses; 
 or Thomas '^IVip's History of Beasts and Birds.
 
 Additions to Books and Pamphlets. 9 
 
 Christmas Tales. By Solomon Sobersides. 
 
 " And a great variety of little Books for Children." 
 
 (4040.) 13. Robinson Crusoe. [Published appa- 
 rently by Saint, and about the year 1780.] 
 
 A set of six large cuts for this work, printed each on the recto 
 page of a i2mo leaf, without letterpress or title. 
 
 They were formerly in the possession of Mr. Thomas Bell, and 
 were purchased at his sale by Mr. Lynch, of Newcastle. 
 
 The first cut is the Figure of Robinson Crusoe, which was after- 
 wards the frontispiece of ' A Supplement to the History of 
 Robinson Crusoe,' Nos. (19.) and (20.). 
 
 A History of Robinson Crusoe, with the same series of cuts, was 
 subsequently published by Wilson and Spence, of York. See 
 under the publications of the year 1802. 
 
 Fine copy, in its original blue wrapper. 
 
 (4041.) 14. Be Merry and Wise ; [etc.] By Tom- 
 my Trapwit, Esq. Adorned with Cuts. 
 
 London. Printed for the Author, and sold by T. 
 Carnan, In St. Paul's Church Yard, 1781. (Price Six 
 Pence.) 
 
 24mo. Pp. vi, 128. The cuts in this little book are older than 
 Bewick, but that on the outside of each leaf of the cover, 
 which in the present copy happily remains, is a most beautiful 
 specimen of his skill. Each represents children at play, — one, 
 a game of blind-man's-buff, the other, of battledore and shut- 
 tlecock, — surrounded by a border of foliage and flowers. These 
 borders were evidently engraved on separate blocks, pierced so 
 , as to receive any kind of insertion, similar to the famous Bar- 
 ber's Cut, Nos. (2326.), (2327.), (3645.), etc., of this Collec- 
 tion, engraved about the time that this book was published, and 
 the execution of which they most closely resemble. 
 
 (4042.) 15. A Choice Collection Of Hymns, And
 
 lo The Beivick Collector. 
 
 Moral Songs ; Adapted to the Capacities of Young 
 People, on the several Duties and Incidents of Life. 
 Adorned with elegant Wood-Cuts, to impress more 
 lasting Ideas of each Subject upon the Mind, than can 
 be attained by those in common Use. To which is 
 added. Specimens Of Divine Poetry. By several Au- 
 thors. 
 
 Newcastle ; Printed by and for T. Saint ; and Sold 
 by W. Charnley ; and J. Whitfield, mdcclxxxi. 
 
 i8mo. Pp. iv, 177, iii. With seventy-one very beautiful cuts, 
 some of which are used in others of Saint's pubHcations. Tliose 
 at pp. 96, 102, 104, no, 120, 129, 139, and 145, are particu- 
 larly excellent, and clearly indicate that the skill of Thomas 
 Bewick was fast arriving at perfection. 
 
 Very fine copy, in old calf 
 
 (4043.) 16. The Real Reading-Made-Easy: Or, 
 Foreigners' and grown Persons' Pleasing Introductor 
 To Reading English, Whereby all Persons, of what- 
 ever Age or Nation, may soon be taught, with Ease 
 and Pleasure, to read the English Language. 
 
 Newcastle: Printed and sold by T. Saint. 1782. 
 Price One-Shilling. 
 
 i8mo. Pp. X. Followed by "A S'uprim'int Too thi Histire 
 ov Robinsin Kruzo," No. (20.). 
 
 This singular book consists of Lessons in Reading on the i)honetic 
 principle. At the end are " Propozils for printing bi Sub- 
 skripshin A Nu Edishin ov thi Hole Bibil," etc. 
 
 Good copy, in old calf. 
 
 (4044). 17. Moral Instructions Of a Father to his 
 Son, [etc. as in No. (4030.).] 
 
 Newcastle: [etc. as before.] mdcclxxxii.
 
 Additions to Books and Pamphlets. 1 1 
 
 i2mo. A reprint of the article referred to. 
 Good copy, in old calf. 
 
 (4045.) 1 8. A Curious Hieroglyphick Bible; Or, 
 Select Passages In the Old and New Testament, Repre- 
 sented with near Five Hundred Emblematical Figures, 
 For the Amusement of Youth : Designed Chiefly To 
 familiarize tender Age, in a pleasing and diverting 
 Manner, with easy Ideas of the Holy Scriptures. To 
 which is added, A short Account of the Lives of the 
 Evangelists; and other Pieces, illustrated with Cuts. 
 
 London: Printed by and for T. Hodgson, in George's- 
 Court, St. John's-Lane, Clerkenwell. mdcclxxxiii. 
 [Price One Shilling bound.] Entered at Stationers- 
 Hall agreeable to Act of Parliament. 
 
 i8mo. Pp. vi, 128. With a large number of cuts, some of 
 which are most admirable, and the work, no doubt, of Thomas 
 Bewick during his short residence in London. The frontis- 
 piece, and most of the animals, — as the " Flock " at p. 8, 
 "Sheep" and "Oxen," "Camels" and "Asses" at p. 13, 
 " Ass " at p. 30, " Apes " and " Peacocks " at p. ^^, " Lions " 
 at p. 52, and " Beasts" at p. 53, — are excellent specimens of 
 the Artist's skill; and Samson and the "thousand Men" at 
 p. 30, " Woman" and " House" at p. 31, " Children" at p. 
 32, " Horsemen " at p. 60, " Men " at p. 62, and " Doomsday " 
 at p. 125, are hardly less beautiful. 
 
 " I'here is every reason to believe that Bewick, when in London, 
 was chiefly employed by T, Hodgson. It is, at any rate, cer- 
 tain that several cuts engraved by Bewick appeared in a little 
 work entitled ' A Curious Hieroglyphic Bible,' printed by and 
 for T. Hodgson, in George's Court, St. John's Lane, Clerken- 
 well." Chatto, in Jackson's ' History of Wood Engraving,' 
 
 PP- 565' 5^^- 
 Good copy, in old calf.
 
 12 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 (4046.) 19. Union Association Articles for the Insur- 
 ance of Their Ships. 
 North Shields: 1783. 
 
 8vo, with cut on the title. 
 
 Good copy, in its original wrapper. 
 
 (4047.) 20. The New English Tutor: Or, Modern 
 Preceptor, [etc.] The Sixth Edition: With the 
 Author's last Corrections. By A. Fisher, Author of 
 the English Grammar with Exercises of bad English. 
 
 Newcastle : Printed for T. Slack, in Newcastle ; and 
 sold by G. Robinson, in London ; and all other Book- 
 sellers in Town and Country, mdcclxxxiv. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. vi, 144. With the ten Cuts previously noticed. 
 
 See No. (4029.). 
 Fine copy, in old calf. 
 
 (4048.) 21. The Newcastle Magazine : Or, Monthly 
 Journal. For [1785, etc.] 
 
 Newcastle : Printed by Brown and Thompson. 
 And sold by all Booksellers in Town and Country. 
 
 8vo. With the Arms of Newcastle on the cover, by Thomas 
 
 Bewick. 
 Good copy, half-bound in calf. 
 
 (4049.) 22. An Introduction to Spelling and Read- 
 ing : Containing Lessons for Children, Historical and 
 Practical ; [etc.] By the Re\\ Francis Fox, M.A. 
 Rector of Reading in Berks. The Twelfth Edition, 
 Corrected and Improved. 
 
 London : Printed for J. F. and C. Rivington, Book- 
 sellers to tlie Society for Promoting Christian Know- 
 ledge, in St. Paul's Church-Yard. 1785.
 
 Additions to Bonks and Pamjjhlets. 13 
 
 1 2 mo. Pp. V, 107. With an alphabet and ten Scripture cuts, 
 the former and some of the hitter of considerable excellence. 
 I am in doubt, however, whether all of them are not older 
 than Bewick. 
 
 Good copy, in its original calf binding. 
 
 (4050.) 23. Fables Of yEsop, And Others. Newly 
 done into English. With an Application to each 
 Fable. Illustrated with Cuts. By S. Croxall, D.D. 
 The Eighth Edition. 
 
 Newcastle upon Tyne : Printed by and for T. Saint. 
 
 MDCCLXXXV. 
 
 iSmo. Pp. iv, 184. With cuts, some of which are older than 
 Thomas Bewick, and others in which I feel little hesitation in 
 expressing my belief that I see the work of his earliest years. 
 This edition must not be confounded with those printed and 
 published in London at and about the same period. 
 
 Good copy, in old calf. 
 
 (4051.) 24. The School Companion, Or Youth's 
 Pleasing Instructor. 
 
 Newcastle : Printed for the [Booksellers.] 
 
 Small square 8vo. Pp. xviii, 129. With Fable Cuts at pp. 3, 
 
 4, 6, 8, 9, 12, 14. 
 My copy is unfortunately imperfect, the title itself being partly 
 
 supj>lied in MS. I ha\ e never seen or heard of another. 
 
 (4052.) 25. Account of Newcastle Upon Tyne. 
 No. (29.). 
 
 Another very fine copy, in half russia. It belonged to " E. Ed- 
 wards, 1788." 
 
 (4053.) 26. The Habitable World Described, Or 
 The Present State of the People in All Parts Of the
 
 14 The Bewick Co/lector. 
 
 Globe, from North to South ; [etc.] By the Rev. 
 Dr. John Trusler. Part. I. 
 
 London. Printed for the Author, at the Literary 
 Press, No. 14, Red-Lion-Street, Clerkenwell ; and Sold 
 by all Booksellers, m dcc lxxxyii. 
 
 8vo, In twenty volumes, published from the year already men- 
 tioned to 1797, the date of the twentieth volume. The second, 
 dated 1788, the eighth, 1790, the ninth and tenth, 1791, and 
 the eleventh, 1792, contain cuts by John Bewick. That at 
 vol. ii. p. 96 is signed " J. Bewick Sculp." 
 
 Fine copy, in old calf gilt. 
 
 (4054.) 27. The Death Of Abel. In Five Books. 
 Translated from the German of Mr. Gessner, By Mrs. 
 Collier. The Second Edition. 
 
 Newcastle : Printed by M. Brown, At the Bible, In 
 the Flesh-Market, m.dcc.lxxxviii. 
 
 8vo. Pp. xi, 143. With a copperplate frontispiece, which, 
 
 though very indiderent, I believe to be by Thomas Bewick. 
 Fair copy, in half calf. 
 
 (4055.) 28. Fox against Fox!!! Or Political Blos- 
 soms Of the Right Hon. Charles James Fox : [etc.] 
 
 London : Printed for John Stockdale, opposite Bur- 
 lington House, Piccadilly, 1788. Price One Shilling 
 and Sixpence. 
 
 8vo. Pp. xvii, 74. With a frontispiece, and cut of " The Revo- 
 lution Pillar," at p. 68, doubtless by John Bewick. 
 Very tine copy, in half calf. 
 
 (4056.) 29. Fables By the late M""- Gay. In One 
 Vohuuc Complete. 
 
 London : Printed for J. Buckland, J. F. and C.
 
 Additions to Books and Pamphlets. 1 5 
 
 Rivington, B. and B. White, T. Longman, B. Law, 
 T. Carnan, G. G. J. and J. Robinson, T. Cadell, S. 
 Bladon, R. Baldwin, J. Sewell, J. Johnson, H. L. Gard- 
 ner, J. Bew, W. Goldsmith, J. Murray, W. Lowndes, 
 J. Scatcherd and J. Whitaker, G. and T. Wilkie, and 
 E. Newbery. m dcc lxxxviii. 
 
 121110. Pp. viii, 232. With a frontispiece, representing a Tragic 
 Mask, and sixty-eight cuts, by John Bewick. 
 
 The first edition of this celebrated book. The second is No. 
 {6^.). Few volumes can show such an array of celebrated 
 publishers as tliat which decorates the title-page of this. 
 
 Fine copy, in old calf. 
 
 (4057.) 30. The New Robinson Crusoe ; An In- 
 structive and Entertaining History, For the Use of 
 Children of Both Sexes. Translated from the French. 
 Embellished with Thirty-two beautiful Cuts. Second 
 Edition. 
 
 London : Printed for John Stockdale, opposite Bur- 
 lington House, Piccadilly, m dcc lxxxix. Entered 
 at Stationers' Hall. 
 
 T2mo. In four volumes. Vol. I. pp. 173. Vol. II. pp. 1(56. 
 
 Vol. III. pp. 137. Vol. IV. pp. 177. Most of the cuts, if 
 
 not all, are by John Bewick, and many of them bear his name. 
 
 The work was a mere reprint of the edition of the previous 
 
 year. 
 Very fine copy, bound in two vols, in old calf. 
 
 (4058.) 31. The Life Of John Howard, Esquire; 
 LL.D. and F.R.S. 
 
 Newcastle Upon Tyne : Printed By W. Thompson. 
 
 M,DCC,XC.
 
 1 6 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 8vo. Pp. 1 86. With a most beautiful vignette on the title, — 
 the " W, T." of the printer, surrounded by flowers, palms, 
 etc., — by Thomas Bewick. 
 
 Good copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (4059.) 32. [A Hieroglyphic Bible. Published about 
 the year 1 790 ?] 
 
 iSmo. Pp. 136. 
 
 The title is wanting. The cuts are generally similar to those in 
 No. (4044.). 
 
 (4060.) :^2>' ^- ^ Battledore. [Without printer, 
 place, or date ; but probably printed at York, and 
 about the year 1790.] 
 
 i2mo. With eighteen cuts, some of which — " Flowers," " Ox," 
 " Chrystal Stream," and " Thrush," — are similar in style to the 
 early and undoubted works of Thomas Bewick, in ' Hastie's 
 Reading Easy,' and similar publications. 
 
 (4061.) 2)Z' 2- Another copy. 
 
 (4062.) 34. Ancient Songs. No. (54.). 
 
 Another very beautiful copy, in old calf. 
 
 (4063.) 2)S- The Bee, Or Literary Weekly Intelli- 
 gencer, [etc.] By James Anderson, LLD, [etc.] 
 
 Edinburgh : Printed by Mundell and Son, Parlia- 
 ment Stairs, mdccxci. 
 
 Sm. 8vo. Eighteen vols. A periodical, containing various cuts 
 of animals, plants, etc., by Thomas Bewick, published from 
 I 791 to 1794. 
 
 Fine copy, in old calf. 
 
 (4064.) 36. Pieces Of Ancient Popular Poetry. No. 
 (58.). 
 
 Another beautiful copy, in half russia.
 
 Additions to Books and Pamphlels. 17 
 
 (4065.) 37. The Looking-Glass For the Mind; Or* 
 Intellectual Mirror. A New Edition, With Seventy-four 
 Cuts, Designed and Engraved on Wood By Bewick. 
 No. {66). 
 
 Another good copy, in old calf. 
 
 (4066.) 38. A List of Books, Published By the Rev. 
 Dr. Trusler, At the Literary-Press, No. 62, Wardour- 
 Street, Soho. i 792. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. 12. With a specimen of the cuts in his 'Proverbs,' 
 and two leaves from the ' Progress of Man and Society,' with 
 cuts by John Bewick. 
 
 Good copy. Taken from the end of a copy of one of Dr. Trus- 
 ler's publications. 
 
 (4067.) 39. The Vanity and Vain Glory Of Mor- 
 tals ; Or The Pride and Folly Of Man ; Explained in 
 the Six Several Stages of his Life. 
 
 Printed & Sold by T. Evans, 79, Long-Lane. [n. d.] 
 
 i2mo. Pp. 8. With eight cuts, live of which have much of the 
 
 appearance of John Bewick's early work. 
 Good copy, in paper cover. 
 
 (4068.) 40. The Works Of Aristotle, In Four Parts. 
 [etc.] A New Edition. 
 
 London : Printed for, and sold by all the Booksellers. 
 
 1792. 
 
 i8mo. Pp. 491. With cuts at pp. 94, 95, 96, and 97, by Thomas 
 
 Bewick. 
 Fine copy, in old calf. 
 
 (4069.) 41. Fables By the late Mr. Gay. In One 
 Volume Complete. The Plates beautifully cut in 
 Wood, by T. Bewick of Newcastle. 
 
 c
 
 1 8 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 V Edinburgh: Printed for W.Coke, Leith. m dcc xcii. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. viii, 252. With a copperplate engraving of Gay's 
 monument, by Ralph Beilby ; and sixty-seven Fable cuts and 
 thirty-five vignettes, the latter frequently repeated throughout 
 the volume, by Thomas Bewick. 
 
 A re-issue of Saint's edition of Gay's Fables, 1789, — No. (14.) 
 of this Catalogue, — with a new title. 
 
 A poor, but perfect, copy, with excellent impressions of the cuts, 
 in old calf. 
 
 (4070.) 42. Select Fables of^EsopAnd other Fabu- 
 lists, In Three Books. By R. Dodsley. A New Edition. 
 
 London. Printed for Will". Osborne & J. & H. 
 Mozley, Gainsborough, [n. d.] 
 
 i2mo. Pp. xlviii, 228, 12. 
 
 The Fable cuts are older than Bewick, but the vignettes, espe- 
 cially that at p. 228, are most probably by him. 
 Good copy, in old calf. 
 
 (4071.) 43. The New Whole Duty of Man, Con- 
 taining The Faith as well as Practice Of A Christian : 
 [etc.] 
 
 Newcastle Upon Tyne : Printed by M. Brown. 
 
 M.DCC.XCIII. 
 
 8vo. Pp. X, 550, 38. With a copperplate frontispiece, repre- 
 senting the Law and the Gospel, " Engraved by Beilby & 
 Bewick." 
 
 Very fine copy, in old calf. 
 
 (4072.) 44. Tales for Youth. No. (72.). 
 
 7\nother copy, in its original calf. 
 
 (4073.) 45. General View Of the Agriculture Of the 
 County of Northumberland, With Observations On
 
 Additions to Books and Pamphlets. 19 
 
 the Means of its Improvement. By Mr. John Bailey, 
 of Chillingham, And Mr. George CuUey, of Fenton, in 
 Northumberland. 
 
 London : Printed by C. Macrae, m dcc xciv. 
 
 4to. Pp. 6^. With a ground plan, on wood, of Farm Build- 
 ings at p. 13, which is attributed to Thomas Bewick. 
 Good copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (4074.) 46. The Universal Spelling-Book ; Or, A 
 New and Easy Guide To the English Language, [etc.] 
 By Daniel Penning. A New Edition, Carefully Cor- 
 rected. 
 
 London : Printed for A. Millar, W. Law, and R. 
 Cater ; and for Wilson, Spence, and Mawman, York. 
 
 M.DCC.XCIV. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. xii, T56. Witli a frontispiece and a number of cuts, 
 of the correctness of the attribution of which to Thomas Bewick 
 I entertain considerable doubt. 
 Good copy, in old calf. 
 
 (4075.) 47. The Florist's Companion. No. (74.). 
 
 Another fine copy, in old calf. 
 
 It formerly belonged to T. E. Headlam, Esq., M.D., of New- 
 castle, and has his book-plate. 
 
 (4076.) 48. I. The Poetical Works Of Oliver Gold- 
 smith, M.B. [etc. as in No. (79.).] 
 Hereford : [etc. as before.] 1 794. 
 
 12 mo. Pp. 95. With six cuts. Exactly similar to the article 
 referred to, except that it bears the imprint of the previous year. 
 Fine copy, in its original marbled paper cover. 
 
 (4077.) 48. 2. Another very fine copy, in old calf. 
 
 c 2
 
 2b The Bewick CuIIedor. 
 
 (4078.) 49. Kings of England. Characters Of the 
 Kings and Queens of England ; Selected from The 
 Best Historians. ' To which is added, A Table of the 
 Succession of each, from Alfred to the present Time. 
 With Heads, by T. Bewick, Newcastle. 
 
 London : Printed for E. Newbury, St. Paul's Church- 
 yard ; and Vernor and Hood, Birchin Lane, Cornhill. 
 
 ^795- 
 
 i8mo. Pp. viii, 204. I believe that in this Httle volume the 
 cuts were used for the first time, which were afterwards, on 
 the removal of their plain line borders, continually employed 
 in the various editions of Dr. Goldsmith's Abridgment of En- 
 glish History. 
 
 Good copy, in old calf. 
 
 (4079.) 50. The Cries of York. For the Amuse- 
 ment Of Little Children. In Twenty-three Elegant 
 Cuts. 
 
 Stockton : Printed by Christopher and Jennett. 
 [n. d. but about 1795.] 
 
 Square i8mo. Without letterpress. The cuts are printed on 
 both sides of the leaves. 
 
 Excellent cop3% in its original paper cover, as it left the pub- 
 lishers. 
 
 (4080.) 51. The Hive Of Modern Literature: A 
 Collection of Essays, Narratives, Allegories, and In- 
 structive Compositions ; Calculated to instil into the 
 Youthful Mind the Principles of Morality, Friend- 
 ship, Honour, Truth, Justice, and the other Virtuous 
 Dispositions, Which fortify it against the Allurements 
 Of Vice and Youthful Propensities, too Apt to grow 
 into Inciu"ablc Habits.
 
 yldditiu)is to Books cuid Pamphltts. 2 1 
 
 Newcastle : Printed for S. Hodgson, and G. G. and 
 J. Robinson, Paternoster-Row, London, [n, d.] 
 
 i2mo. Pp. \ iii, 287. With the celebrated cut of the Hive — already 
 given at p. 371 — on the title, and others at pp. iv, 83, and 90, 
 tlie original Blocks of which are in my possession. 
 
 The first edition of this well-known book, afterwards published 
 with a large number of illustrations by Bewick and Clennell. 
 
 Fine copy, in calf gilt. 
 
 (4081.) 52. The Picture Book; Or, York Toy. 
 York; High Ousegate. [n. d. about 1795]. 
 
 Square i8mo. Pp. 30. Witli an oval, surrounded with palm, bay, 
 and flowers, bearing the letters "W S M " (for Wilson, Spence, 
 and Mawman) in ornamented capitals, on the title ; and thirty- 
 two cuts, in broad borders which edge each of the pages. 
 
 Fine copy, in its original Dutch paper cover. 
 
 The following was its description in a bookseller's catalogue, in 
 March, 1867, where it was priced ^^3. 35. 
 
 " This is a charming little Toy Book, with 32 very pretty cuts 
 within borders, which are beautiful specimens of John 
 Bewick's early, distinct, and truthful style of engraving. I 
 have not seen a copy of this choice little gem in an)' of the 
 numerous and varied Bewick Collections which I have had 
 the gratifying pleasure to inspect." 
 
 (4082.) s^. Poems By Goldsmith And Parnell. 
 
 No. (78.). 
 
 Another very beautiful copy, in its original boards, with edges 
 uncut. 
 
 (4083.) 54. A Curious Hieroglyphick Bible; Or, 
 Select Passages In the Old and New Testaments, 
 [etc.] The Thirteenth Edition. 
 
 London : Printetl and Sold by Robert Bassam, No. 
 e,}^, St. John's-Strect, Wcst-Smithhcld : (by Assign-
 
 22 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 ment, from the Executors of T. Hodgson,) H. D. 
 Symonds, Paternoster- Row, Scatcherd and Whitaker, 
 Ave-Maria-Lane, and may be had of all the Book- 
 sellers. MDCCxcvi, (Price One Shilling bound.) 
 Entered at Stationers-Hall agreeable to Act of Parlia- 
 ment. 
 
 i8mo. Pp. vi, 136. With a very beautiful frontispiece and a 
 large number of admirable cuts. See No. (4045.), of which 
 it is a reprint. 
 
 Good copy, in its original half calf binding. 
 
 (4084.) SS' The Death of Abel. 
 York : Printed by Wilson, Spence, and Mawman. 
 1796. 
 
 i8mo. Pp. 160. With twelve cuts. 
 Good copy, in its original cover. 
 
 (4085.) ^6. Nixon's Cheshire Prophecy, At large, 
 [etc.] Also his Life. 
 
 J. Ferraby, Printer, Market-Place, Hull. [n. d.] 
 
 i8mo. Pp. 24. With cut on the title, which appears to be the 
 
 work of Thomas Bewick. 
 Good copy, in its original cover. 
 
 (4086.) 57. Cinderilla. 
 
 J. Ferraby, Printer, Market-Place, Hull. [n. d.] 
 
 24010. Pp. 31. With eight cuts, which resemble the early 
 works of Thomas Bewick. Most of them are included in the 
 miscellaneous collection wliich constitutes the " New Year's 
 Gift," No. (4034.). 
 
 Good copy, in its original cover. 
 
 (4087.) 58. The Pleasant and Delightful History 
 Of Jack and the Giants. Part the First.
 
 Additions to Books and Pamphlets. 23 
 
 Printed by J. Ferraby, Market-Place, Hull. [n. d. 
 but about 1796.] 
 
 i8mo. Pp. 24. With a cut on the title and six otliers, four ot' 
 which appear to be early works by Thomas Bewick. 
 
 Fair copy, in old paper cover. 
 
 J. Ferraby was a noted printer of ballads, chap books, and chil- 
 dren's books, at Hull. I possess a number of his publications, 
 and some of the Blocks with which he embellished them, but 
 cannot attribute any to Bewick, except the three described 
 above. 
 
 (4088.) 59. The Sugar-Plumb ; Or, Sweet Amuse- 
 ment For Leisure Hours : Being an Entertaining and 
 Instructive Collection of Stories, [etc.] Embellished 
 with Curious Cuts. 
 
 London : Printed for the Booksellers in Town and 
 Country. (Price Six Pence.) [n. d.] 
 
 i8mo. Pp. viii, — . With the same series of cuts as that after- 
 wards used by Wilson and Spence in their edition of this book, 
 of which a subsequent notice will be found. 
 
 Imperfect copy. 
 
 (4089.) 60. General View Of the Agriculture Of the 
 County of Northumberland, With Observations On 
 the Means of its Improvement ; Drawn up for the 
 Consideration of the Board of Agriculture And In- 
 teyial Improvement, By J. Bailey and G. Culley. 
 
 Newcastle : Printed by Sol. Hodgson ; And Sold by 
 Mess. Robinson, Paternoster-Row, and G. Nicol, Pali- 
 Mall, London. i797- 
 
 8vo. Pp. viii, 168. With a wood-cut Plan of Farm Buildings, 
 
 at p. 27, said to be by Thomas Bewick. 
 Fine copy, in half calf. In the same volume are bound the
 
 24 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 'Agricultural Surveys of Cumberland and Westmorland,' and 
 Bailey's ' Essay on the Construction of the Plough,' 8vo, New- 
 castle, 1795. 
 
 (4090.) 61. The Children's Miscellany: In which 
 is included The History of Little Jack ; By Thomas 
 Day, Esq., Author of The History of Sandford and 
 Merton. A New Edition, Embellished with Twenty- 
 eight Cuts, by Bewick, And a Frontispiece. 
 
 London : Printed for John Stockdale, Piccadilly. 
 1797. [Price 3.9. 6d. bound.] 
 
 i2mo. Pp. V, 325. 
 Good copy, in old calf. 
 
 (4091.) 62. The British Champion : Or, Honour 
 Rewarded. 
 
 York : Printed by Wilson, Spence, and Mawman. 
 
 1797- 
 
 i8mo. Pp. 95. With forty-four cuts. 
 Good copy, in its original paper boards. 
 
 (4092.) 63. Mother Shipton's Prophetic Legacy : 
 Or, A Favourite Fortune-Book. 
 
 York : Printed by Wilson, Spence, and Mawman. 
 1797. 
 
 i8mo. With fifty-four cuts. 
 
 Good copy, in its original paper boards. 
 
 (4093.) 64. The Fables Of Mr. John Gay. Com- 
 plete in Two Parts. With Cuts by T. Bewicke, of 
 Newcastle. 
 
 York : Printed by Wilson, Spence, and Mawman. 
 Anno 1797.
 
 yldditions to Books and PampJilets. 25 
 
 i8mo. Pp. vii, 252. -The precursor of the various editions pub- 
 lished by this linn and their successors, and described in the 
 present Catalogue, which were little else but simple reprints. 
 
 Fine copy, in old calf. 
 
 (4094.) 6^. The Seasons. By James Thomson. 
 
 York : Printed by Wilson, Spence, and Mawman, 
 
 1797. 
 
 i8mo. 
 Imperfect copy. 
 
 (4095). 66. Poems by John Gay : [etc.] 
 Manchester, Printed and sold at the Office of G. 
 Nicholson, 9, Spring-gardens. Sold also by T. Knott, 
 47, Lombard-street ; and Champante & Whitrow, 
 Jewry-street, London. Anno 1797. 
 
 Sm, i8mo. Pp. ^6. With cut on the title, used in articles sub- 
 sequently described, of the authenticity of which I am very far 
 from certain. 
 
 I have " Poems of Thomas Parnell, D.D.," "An Essay on Man. 
 By Alexander Pope, Esq.," " The Grave. By Robert Blair.," 
 "Moral Tales.," "The Economy of Human Life. By Robert 
 Dodsley.," and others, issued by the same lirms, and illustrated 
 with cuts on their titles ; but I do not believe any of them to 
 be the work of either Thomas or John Bewick. 
 
 (4096.) 6-]. Holy Bible. With Notes by Matthew 
 Henry. 
 
 Newcastle : Printed by M. Angus, [n. d.] 
 
 Folio. With Portrait of " The Rev''. Matthew Henry, V.D.M.," 
 
 " Engraved by Beilby &: Bewick." 
 The First Number only, in paper cover. 
 
 (4097.) 68. Specimens Of Wood Engraving By 
 Thomas and [ohn Bewick.
 
 26 The Beivick Collector. 
 
 Newcastle: Printed by M.Angus. Side, mdccxcviii. 
 
 410. Consisting of a title and eWen leaves. On the former is 
 Mrs. Angus's beautiful cut described under No. (93.) ; and the 
 leaves, which are printed on one side only, contain twenty-two 
 cuts. The twentieth also has already been mentioned, No. 
 (3539.), the original Block of which is in my possession. 
 
 Fine copy, in its original bronze paper cover. I have known but 
 one copy for sale, which was priced ^3. 3^. 
 
 (4098.) 69. The Looking-Glass For the Mind; 
 [etc. as in No. {66.)] Tlie Seventh Edition. 
 
 London : Printed by J. Crowder, For E. Newbery, 
 the Corner of St. Paul's Church- Yard. m,dcc,xcviii. 
 (Price Three Shillings and Sixpence.) 
 
 i2mo. Pp. viii, 271. A reprint of tlie article referred to above. 
 Beautiful copy, in tree-marbled calf. 
 
 (4099.) 70. A Tour Through The Island of Mann 
 In 1797 and 1798; [etc.] By John Feltham. Em- 
 belHshed with a Map of the Island and other Plates. 
 
 Bath, Printed by R. Crattwell ; And Sold by C.Dilly, 
 Poultry, London ; Jones, Liverpool ; Brown, Bristol ; 
 Ware, Whitehaven; Woolmer, Exeter, &c. 179B. 
 [Price Seven Shillings.] 
 
 8vo. Pp. viii, 294. The cuts on the title and on page 93 are 
 
 possibly, but not probably, by Thomas Bewick. 
 Fine copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (4100.) 71. Sotheran's York Guide; Inchiding A 
 Description Of the Public Buildings, Antiquities, &c. 
 &c. In and about That Ancient City. Illustrated with 
 Nine Copperplates. 
 
 York : Printed by Wilson, Spence, and Mawman,
 
 Adcliticihs to Books and Pamphlets. 27 
 
 For H. Sotheran and Son, St. Helen's-Square : Sold 
 by R. Baklwin, Paternoster Row, London ; H. Har- 
 grove, Knaresborough ; and by All the Booksellers in 
 Town and Country. Anno 1799. (Price Two Shil- 
 lings.) 
 
 8vo. Pp. 80. With a beautiful cut of the Arms of the City of 
 York, with flowers, bay, pahii, etc., on the title, by Thomas 
 Bewick. 
 
 Fine copy, half-bound. 
 
 (4101.) 72. The Picture Book. [On the cover is 
 added. Containing upwards of Six Hundred Engra- 
 vings On Wood.] 
 
 Stockton ; Printed by Christopher and Jennett. [On 
 the cover. Price One Shilling.] [n. d. but about 1 799.] 
 
 Small Bvo. Pp. 80. Containing a most extraordinary assem- 
 blage of cuts, many of which are by Thomas Bewick, and ex- 
 tremely beautiful. 
 
 A bookseller, who in 1866 priced it £"]. ']s., thus describes this 
 pamphlet : — 
 
 " The MOST INTERESTING Bewick GEM I evcT sttw or possesscd. 
 It contains 600 of the most charming little cuts by 
 Thomas Bewick., incIinUng Fable Cuts, Tradesmen's Cuts, 
 the LARGE cut of the Execution, Ornamental Alphabets, 
 VERY small cuts o/" Animals and Trees, about the size of a 
 shilling, Portrait of Old Jenkins the Yorkshire Miser, 
 Racing Cuts, Elegant Borders of Flowers, Coats of 
 Arms, Bible Cuts, etc. Some few in the volume are by 
 Green, but the others are by Thos. Bewick, with his signa- 
 ture. This is the only copy known ever to have occurred for 
 public sale. It is unknown to, I believe, all Bewick Collectors, 
 and was given by the hands of Mr. Jennett, the publisher, 
 many years ago, to the gentleman from whom I had it."'
 
 28 
 
 The Beicick Collector. 
 
 I have lately had the good fortune to secure some of the most 
 beautiful of the original Blocks, of which the following im- 
 pressions are characteristic specimens. 
 
 Others will be found in the Division " Wood-Blocks." 
 Good copy, as new, in its original paper cover. 
 
 (4102.) 73. Cato, A Tragedy, By Joseph Addison. 
 
 Manchester, Printed and Sold by R. & W. Dean, 
 9, Spring-gardens, Sold also by Sael & Co., 192, 
 Strand, and T. Knott, Lombard-street, London ; and 
 all other Booksellers. 1799. 
 
 i8mo. Pp. iv, 58. With cut on the title, " T. Bewick, sculp." 
 Good copy, half-bound in calf. 
 
 (4103.) 74. The Pleasing Instructor, Or Entertain- 
 ing Moralist, Consisting of Select Essays, Relations, 
 Visions, and Allegories, Collected from The most 
 Eminent English Authors. To which are prefixed 
 New Thoughts on Education. A New Edition, With 
 Additions and Improvements. [By A. Fisher.] 
 
 Penrith : Printed by A. Soulby, And Sold by Crosby 
 and Lettcrman, No. 4, Stationer's Court, Ludgate- 
 Street, London, [n. d. but about 1 800.] 
 
 i2mo. Pp. xii, 372. With a fn)iuisj)iece and four other cuts, 
 which, from a comparison with some of his acknowledged 
 works, appear to be by John Bewick. 
 
 Good copy, in its original calf.
 
 Additions to BonJis and Pamphlets. 
 
 29 
 
 (4104.) 75. The Beauties of History ; Or, Pictures 
 of Virtue and Vice ; [etc.] By the late W. Dodd, 
 LL.D. The Third Edition. 
 
 London : Printed by T. Maiden, Sherbourne Lane, 
 For Vernor and Hood, E. Newbery, J. Cuthell, Bar- 
 ton and Harvey, J. Scatcherd, Lackington, Allen & 
 Co. and J. Walker. 1800. 
 
 j2mo. Pp. xxiv, 288. A reprint of No. (88.). 
 Fine copy, in old calf. 
 
 (4105.) 76. The History Of the Family at Smile- 
 dale, Presented To all little Boys and Girls Who wish 
 to be Good, And make their Friends Happy. 
 
 London : Printed for E. Newbery, at the Corner of 
 St. Paul's Church Yard. (Price Six-Pence.) [n. d.] 
 
 i8mo. Pp. 128. With ten cuts. Of those at pp. ^6 and 124 
 I possess the original Blocks. An impression of the former is 
 given at page 485, and one of the latter here follows. 
 
 Good copy, in its original coloured boards.
 
 30 
 
 The BeiuicJc Collector. 
 
 (4106.) 77. The Triumph of Goodnature, Exhi- 
 bited in the History of Master Harry Fairborn and 
 Master Trueworth. Interspersed with Tales and Fa- 
 bles, and Ornamented with Cuts. 
 
 London : Printed for E. Newbery, The Corner of 
 St. Paul's Church- Yard. Price Six-pence, [n. d.] 
 
 241110. Pp. no. With twelve cuts. 
 Fair copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (4107.) 78. Youthful Recreations ; Or, The Amuse- 
 ments of A Day. 
 
 London : Printed for E. Newbery, at the Corner of 
 St. Paul's Church Yard. (Price Six-Pence.) [n. d.] 
 
 i8nio. Pp. 128. With twelve cuts, several if not all of which 
 I believe to be by John Bewick. I possess the original Blocks 
 of those at pp. 23, 70, and 94. An impression follows of the 
 second. 
 
 Good cojiy, in its original cover. 
 
 (4108.) 79. Elmina; Or, The Flower that never 
 Fades. A Tale for Young People.
 
 Additions to Books and Pamphlets. 
 
 31 
 
 London : Printed for E. Newbery, at the Corner of 
 St. Paul's Church Yard. 1800. By J. Crowder, 
 Warw'ick-square. (Price Two Pence.) 
 
 241110. Pp. 60. With a frontispiece and eight cuts, most if not 
 all of which I am inclined to attribute to Lee. Of tliose at 
 pp. 41 and 53 I possess the original Blocks. An impression 
 of the former is here given. 
 
 Fine copy, in its original cover. 
 
 (4109.) 80. The Life And Adventures Of A Fly. 
 Supposed to have been written by Himself. Illus- 
 trated with Cuts. 
 
 London : Printed for E. Newbery, At the Corner 
 of St. Paufs Church-yard, By G. Woodfall, No. 22, 
 Paternoster-Row. (Price 6d.) [n. d.] 
 
 i8mo. Pp. 121. With a frontispiece, signed "J. Bwk.," and 
 eleven cuts. I possess the original Blocks of those at pp. 28 
 and 73, an impression of the former of which is annexed.
 
 3^ 
 
 The Bewick Collector 
 
 Fine copy, in its original coloured boards. 
 
 (4110.) 8i. The Happy Family: Or, Winter Even- 
 ings' Employment. Consisting of Readings and Con- 
 versations, In Seven Parts. By a Friend of Youth. 
 With Cuts by Bewick. 
 
 York : Printed by and for T.Wilson and R. Spence, 
 High-Ousegate. 1 800. Price One Shilling. 
 
 i8mo. Pp. vii, ijji. With a frontispiece and seven cuts. 
 Most beautiful copy of this rare little book, in its original Dutch 
 paper boards. 
 
 (4111.) 82. The Forsaken Infant; Or, Entertaining 
 History Of Little Jack. Embellished with Cuts. 
 
 Derby : Printed by and for Henry Mozley, Brook 
 Street. (Price Sixpence.) [n. d.] 
 
 iSnio. Pp. 72. With a frontispiece and eight large cuts by 
 
 John Bewick, of which I possess the original Blocks. 
 Good copy, in old calf. 
 
 (4112.) 83. Divine Songs, Attempted in Easy Lan- 
 guage For the Use of Children, by I. Watts, DD.
 
 Additiom to Books aiul Pamphlets. 33 
 
 Adorned with Appropriate Wood-Cuts by Thomas 
 Bewick, of Newcastle, To impress more lasting Ideas 
 of each Subject on the mind than can be attained by 
 those in common use. 
 
 York : Printed by and for Thomas Wilson & Son, 
 High Ousegate. 1800. 
 
 i8mo. Pp. 72. With thirty-eight cuts. 
 Good copy, in its original boards. 
 
 For some remarks on the Illustrations to Wilson and Spence's 
 publications, see the Preface to this volume. 
 
 (4113.) 84. A Collection of Pretty Poems for Chil- 
 dren. By Tommy Tagg. 
 York : 1 800. 
 
 24mo. With sixty cuts. 
 Imperfect copy. 
 
 (4114.) 85. Dermody's Poems. No. (156.). 
 
 Another copy, in old calf. 
 
 (4115.) 86. I. Poems On Several Occasions. By 
 The Late Rev. Thomas Browne, Of Kingston-upon- 
 Hull. 
 
 Printed for Vernor & Hood, London, by R. & W. 
 Dean, Spring-gardens, Manchester ; And Sold by Mer- 
 ritt and Wright, Liverpool, and Thomas Browne, Hull. 
 1800. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. xxviii, 179. With vignette on the title, which oc- 
 curs in Nos. (4095.), and (4173.), and to which I accord the 
 benefit of a doubt. 
 
 Good copy, in its original cover. 
 
 (4116.) 86. 2. Another very fine copy, half-bound 
 in calf. 
 
 D
 
 34 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 (4117.) 87. The English Minstrel. No. (142.). 
 
 Another very fine copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (4118.) 88. The Scottish Minstrel. No. (i43-)- 
 
 , Another fine copy, in half-calf. 
 
 (4119.) 89. The Scottish Minstrel; Containing the 
 Choice Songs of Caledonia, With Music Adapted to 
 the Voice, Viohn, or German Flute. 
 
 Edinburgh : Printed by and for Oliver & Boyd, 
 Netherbow. [n. d.] 
 
 i2mo. Pp. vi, 216. With the cuts of the other edition. 
 Very fine copy, in its original boards, and uncut. 
 
 (4120.) 90. Streanshall Abbey : Or, The Danish In- 
 vasion. A Play of Five Acts : As first performed at 
 The Theatre in Whitby, Dec. 2d. 1799. Written by 
 Francis Gibson, Esq : 
 
 Whitby, Printed by Thomas Webster. Sold by 
 G. G. and J. Robinson, Paternoster-Row, London. 
 1800. 
 
 8vo. Pp. 108. With a view of Streanshall Abbey on the title, 
 apparently by Thomas Bewick. 
 
 Good copy, in its original cover. 
 
 (4121.) 91. The Grecian Daughter. A Tragedy, 
 By Arthur Murphy, Esq. 
 
 Manchester, Printed and Sold by R. & W. Dean, 
 9, Spring-gardens. Sold also by Sael & Co. 192, 
 Strand, and T. Knott, Lombard-street, London ; and 
 all other Booksellers. 1800. 
 
 iSmo. Pp. iv, 60. With a cut on the title, to which is ap- 
 pended " T. Bewick, sculp." 
 
 Good copy, in its original cover.
 
 Additions to Books and Pamphlets. 35 
 
 (4122.) 92. Douglas, A Tragedy, By John Home. 
 
 Manchester, Printed and Sold by R. & W. Dean, 
 9, Spring-gardens. Sold also by Sael & Co. 192, 
 Strand, and T. Knott, Lombard-street, London ; and 
 all other Booksellers. 1800. 
 
 i8mo. Pp. 49. With cut on the title, " T. Bewick, sculp." 
 Fine copy, half-bound in calf. 
 
 (4123.) 93. George Barnwell. A Tragedy, By 
 George Lillo. 
 
 Manchester, Printed and Sold by R. & W. Dean 
 & Co., Corner of New Cannon-street, Market-street- 
 lane. Sold also by Sael & Co., Strand ; and Crosby 
 and Letterman, Stationers'-Court, London ; and all 
 other Booksellers. 1800. 
 
 i8mo. Pp. iv, 62. With a cut on the title, which, as so many 
 of those in the same series of volumes are by him, may be 
 attributed to Thomas Bewick. 
 
 Fine copy, half-bound in calf. 
 
 (4124.) 94. Kay's New Preceptor. No. (167.). 
 
 Another fine copy, in half-morocco. 
 
 (4125.) 95. The History of England & Scotland, 
 [etc.] Abridged, from Hume, Smollet, Robertson, 
 Heron, And Other Continuators. In Four Volumes. 
 
 Newcastle upon Tyne : Printed by and for M. An- 
 gus and Son, in the Side. 1801. 
 
 8vo, With vignette on the title, which I believe to be by Tho- 
 mas Bewick. 
 Good copy, in old calf. 
 
 (4126.) 96. The Blossoms Of Morality, [etc.] With 
 
 D 2
 
 ^6 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 Forty-Seven Cuts. Designed and Engraved by I. 
 Bewick. The Third Edition. 
 
 London : Printed by J. Crowder, Warwick-square ; 
 For E. Newbery, the Corner of St. Paul's Church- 
 yard. 1 80 1. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. X, iv, 221. 
 
 A very beautiful copy of this rare edition, in its original calf 
 binding. 
 
 (4127.) 97. Pathetic & Sentimental Pieces. 
 
 Wolkmar and his Dog, by Drake. The Captive 
 Mother, by Miss WiUiams. Story of Lady Harriet 
 Auckland. The American Farmer. 
 
 Poetry. The Soldier's Return, by Miss Blamire. 
 Elegy, by Burns. The Emigrant, by Henry Erskine. 
 
 Newcastle on Tyne, Printed and sold by J. Mitchell. 
 Sold also by West and Hughes, No. 40, Paternoster- 
 Row, London. 1801. 
 
 i8mo, Pp.36. With frontispiece of " Wolkmar and his Dog." 
 
 "Bewick fecit." and cut on the title, by Thomas Bewick. 
 Fine copy, in half-morocco. 
 
 (4128.) 98. Pathetic & Sentimental Pieces. 
 
 Story of Dr Clement, from the Philanthrope. The 
 Death of Rousseau. The Patriotic Clergyman. The 
 Victim of Dishonour, a true Story. 
 
 Poetry. The Lass of Fair Wone, by Buerger. Mor- 
 tality, by Southey. The Downhill of Life, by Collins. 
 
 Newcastle on Tyne, Printed and sold by J. Mitchell. 
 Sold also by West and Hughes, No. 40, Paternoster- 
 Row, London. 1801.
 
 Additions to Books and Pamphlets. 2>'7 
 
 i8mo. Pp. 36. With frontispiece of " The Death of Rousseau." 
 
 " Bewick fecit." and cuts on the title and p. 27. 
 Fine copy, in half-morocco. 
 
 (4129.) 99. Humorous Pieces, Consisting of 
 
 Prose. The Life of Mr George Harvest. The 
 Strolling Player. 
 
 Poetry. Tarn O'Shanter. The Pilgrims and the 
 Peas. 
 
 Newcastle on Tyne, Printed and Sold by J. Mitchell ; 
 Sold also by West & Hughes, No. 40, Paternoster- 
 Row, London. 1801. 
 
 i8mo. Pp. 28, 8. With cut of ribbons, masks, and flowers, 
 " Bewick fecit." on the title, and a charming vignette of a 
 Water Mill, at p. 28, by Thomas Bewick. 
 
 Fine copy, in half-morocco. 
 
 (4130.) 100. Humorous Pieces. 
 
 Epistle on Marriage, and the Cheese Present, by 
 Burns. The Newspaper Editor, by Peter Pindar. 
 The Auctioneer, &c. 
 
 Poetry. Watty and Meg, Monsieur Tonson, Epi- 
 grams, by Anderson, &c. 
 
 Newcasde on Tyne, Printed and sold by J. Mitchell. 
 Sold also by West and Hughes, No. 40, Paternoster- 
 Row, London. 1801. 
 
 i8mo. Pp.24, 12. With frontispiece of " Watty and Meg." 
 " Bewick fecit." and cut on the title, by Thomas Bewick. 
 
 Fine copy, in half-morocco. 
 
 The four foregoing articles are more generally known in tlieir 
 subsequent form, where they appear incorporated in one vo- 
 lume, under the general title of " The Charms of Literature."
 
 38 The Beiuick Collector. 
 
 (4131.) 10 1. The Happy Family: Or, Winter Even- 
 ings' Employment, [etc.] With Cuts by Bewick. 
 
 York : Printed by and for T.Wilson and R. Spence, 
 High-Ousegate. 1801. (Price One Shilling.) 
 
 i8mo. Pp. vi, 105. With a frontispiece and seven cuts. A re- 
 print, for the most part, of No. (41 10.). 
 Very fine copy, in its original Dutch paper boards. 
 
 (4132.) 102. Dodsley in Miniature ; Or, The Polite 
 Fabulist. With Cuts by Bewick. 
 
 York : Printed by and for T.Wilson and R. Spence, 
 High-Ousegate. 1801. Price One ShiUing. 
 
 i8nio. Pp. 106. With many admirable cuts, used in the Select 
 
 Fables of 1784. 
 Fine copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (4133.) 103. Elegiac. Shaw's Monody; Pratt's 
 Elegy Of A Nightingale ; Jago's Goldfinches ; &c. &c. 
 
 Printed and sold by G. Nicholson, Poughnill, near 
 Ludlow\ Sold also, in London, by Champante & 
 Whitrow, 4, Jewry- St., Aldgate ; R. BickerstafF, 210, 
 Strand ; T. Conder, 20, Bucklersbury ; and all other 
 Booksellers. Anno i8oi. 
 
 i8mo. Pp.40. With vignette on the title, "designed from 
 Dr. Wolcot's ' Elegy on my dying Ass, Peter,' by Mr. M. W. 
 Craig, and engraved on wood by Mr. T. Bewick." 
 
 Good copy, in its original paper cover. 
 
 (4134.) 104. Fisher's Grammar Improved; [etc.] 
 The Thirty-Third Edition, [etc.] 
 
 Newcastle : Printed by and for S. Hodgson ; For 
 G. & J, Robinson, Paternoster-Row, and J. Mawman, 
 Poultr\-, London. 1802.
 
 Additions to Booh mid Pamphlets. 39 
 
 i2mo. Pp. viii, 208. Witli a facsimile of the signature of 
 "A. Fisher" at the end of the Introduction, said to be by 
 Thomas Bewick. I have tlie original Block. 
 
 Good copy, in old calf. 
 
 (4135.) 105. The Fashionable Songster. 
 Newcastle : 1802. 
 
 i8mo. With frontispiece by Thomas Bewick. 
 Imperfect copy. 
 
 (4136.) 106. The Prettiest Book For Children: 
 Being The History Of the Enchanted Castle, Situated 
 in one of the Fortunate Isles, And governed by the 
 Giant Instruction. Written for the Entertainment of 
 the Little Masters and Misses of Great Britain. By 
 Don Stephano Bunyano, Under-Secretary to the 
 Giant Instruction. 
 
 York : Printed by T. Wilson and R. Spence, High- 
 Ousegate. 1802. (Price Sixpence.) 
 
 iBmo. Pp. 81. With a frontispiece and thirteen cuts, of which 
 
 I believe hardly one, if one, to be by Bewick. 
 Good copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (4137.) 107. The Holy Bible Abridged ; Contain- 
 ing the History Of The Old Testament. No. (3784.). 
 
 Another copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (4138.) 108. Anecdotes Of The Clairville Family; 
 To which is added. The History of Emily Wilmont. 
 By Mrs. C. Mathews. 
 
 York : Printed by and for T.Wilson and R. Spence, 
 High-Ousegate, i 802. (Price One Shilling.) 
 
 iSmo. Pp. 107. With four cuts. The book was reprinted in 
 1809.
 
 40 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 Good copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (4139.) 109. An History of Birds, With A Familiar 
 Description of each In Verse and Prose. By Tommy 
 Trip. With Cuts by Bewick. 
 
 York : Printed by T. Wilson and R. Spence, High- 
 Ousegate. 1802. Price Sixpence. 
 
 Square i8mo. Pp. 81. 
 
 Good copy, in its original Dutch paper boards. 
 
 (4140.) no. The Wonderful Life And Surprising 
 Adventures Of Robinson Crusoe; Who lived 2,8 Years 
 On An Uninhabited Island. With Cuts by Bewick. 
 
 York : Printed by and for T. Wilson and R. Spence, 
 High-Ousegate. 1802. (Price Sixpence.) 
 
 I Brno. Pp. 82. With a frontispiece and six full-page cuts. 
 Good copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (4141.) III. (No. I.) Of the Newcastle Songster; 
 Or, Tyne Minstrel. Containing a Selection of Modern 
 and Original Songs. Second Edition. 
 
 Newcastle upon Tyne : Printed and Sold by David 
 Bass, Foot of Pilgrim Street. 1803. (Price Six-pence.) 
 
 i2mo. Pp. 68. With cut, on the title, of the top of the New- 
 castle Old Exchange and the crow's nest, by Thomas Bewick, 
 of which the original Block is in my possession. 
 
 No. II., which is bound in the same volume, pp. 72, bears the 
 date of 1805 ; and No. III., pp. 60, of 1806. Each of them 
 has the same cut on its title. 
 
 Good copy, half-bound in calf. 
 
 (4142.) 112. I. Thomas Lovechild's Only Method 
 To Make Reading Easy, Or, Little Masters' & 
 Misses' Best Instructor ; [etc.] The whole adorned
 
 Additions to Books and Pamphlets. 41 
 
 with pretty Emblematic Cuts by Thomas Bewick, of 
 Newcastle. 
 
 York : T. Wilson and R. Spence, High Ousegate. 
 Newcastle, Emerson Charnley, Bigg Market. 1803. 
 
 i8mo. Pp. vi, 108. Hastie's Reading Easy, printed by "J. Rew- 
 
 castle, Printer," Newcastle, with a different title. 
 Good copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (4143.) 112. 2. Another copy. 
 
 (4144.) 113. The Holy Bible Abridged ; Contain- 
 ing the History Of The New Testament. Adorned 
 with Cuts. For the Use of Children. 
 
 York : Printed by T. Wilson and R. Spence, High- 
 Ousegate. 1803. (Price Sixpence.) 
 
 iSmo. Pp.84. With thirty-one cuts. 
 Good copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (4145.) 114. The Pleasing Moralist: [etc.] No. 
 (190.). 
 
 Another copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (4146.) 115. I. The History Of Little Goody Two- 
 Shoes ; Otherwise called Mrs. Margery Two-Shoes. 
 With The Means by which she acquired her Learn- 
 ing and Wisdom, and, in Consequence thereof, her 
 Estate, [etc.] 
 
 York : Printed by T. Wilson and R. Spence, High 
 Ousegate. 1803. 
 
 I Brno. Pp. 84. With a frontispiece and thirty-one cuts. 
 Good copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (4147.) 115. 2. Another copy, imperfect. 
 
 (4148.) 116. The Holiday Present; Containing
 
 42 The Bewic/i Collector. 
 
 Anecdotes Of Mr. and Mrs. Jennet, And Their Little 
 Family, viz. Master George, Master Charles, Master 
 Thomas, Miss Maria, Miss Charlotte, and Miss Har- 
 riot. Interspersed with instructive and amusing Sto- 
 ries and Observations. 
 
 York : Printed by T. Wilson and R. Spence, High- 
 Ousegate. 1803. (Price Sixpence.) 
 
 i8mo. Pp. 82. With a frontispiece and twenty-four cuts. 
 Good copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (4149.) 1 1 7. The History Of the Goodville Family; 
 Or, The Rewards of Virtue and Filial Duty. 
 
 York : Printed for T. Wilson and R. Spence, High- 
 
 Ousegate. (Price Sixpence.) [n. d.] 
 
 iSmo. Pp. 80. With a frontispiece and seventeen cuts. 
 Good copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (4150.) 118. I. Memoirs Of A Peg-Top. By The 
 Author of Adventures of a Pincushion, [etc.] 
 
 York : Printed by and for T.Wilson and R. Spence, 
 High-Ousegate. (Price Sixpence.) [n. d.] 
 
 i8mo. Pp. vi, 84. With a frontispiece and twenty-seven cuts. 
 Good copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (4151.) 118. 2. Another copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (4152.) 119. The History of England, From the 
 Invasion of Julius Caesar To the Abdication of James 
 the Second. By David Hume, Esq. With the Au- 
 thor's Last Corrections. In Eight Volumes. Em- 
 bellished with Portraits. 
 
 Edinburgh : Printed by Oliver and Co. For T.
 
 Additions to Books and Pamphlets. 43 
 
 Brown, Bookseller, North Bridge, and T. Oliver, 
 Netherbow. 1803. 
 
 8 vols. i2mo. With a few tailpieces in the ist, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 
 and 8th volumes, some of which I believe to be by Thomas 
 Bewick. 
 
 Good copy, in old calf 
 
 (4153.) 120. The Grave. A Poem. By Robert 
 Blair. With Gray's Celebrated Elegy In a Country 
 Church Yard. 
 
 , Newcastle : Printed by K. Anderson, in the Side. 
 1804. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. ^6. With cut on the title, thought to be by Tho- 
 mas Bewick. 
 Good copy, half-bound. 
 
 (4154.) 121. Mrs. Pleasant's Story Book: Com- 
 posed for The Amusement Of Her Little Family. To 
 which are added Instructions For the Proper Applica- 
 tion of them. Adorned with Cuts by Bewick. 
 
 York : Printed by T. Wilson and R. Spence, High- 
 Ousegate. 1804. (Price Sixpence.) 
 
 i8mo. Pp. 84. With a frontispiece and sixteen cuts. 
 Good copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (4155.) 122. The Sugar-Plum; Or, Sweet Amuse- 
 ment For Leisure Hours. Being an Instructive and 
 Entertaining Collection of Stories. To which is added, 
 The History of Mr. Ashfield. Embellished with Ele- 
 gant Cuts. 
 
 York: Printed by T. Wilson and R. Spence. 1804. 
 (Price Sixpence.)
 
 44 The Betvick Collector. 
 
 i8mo. Pp. 84. With a frontispiece and ten cuts. 
 Good copy, in its original boards, 
 
 (4156.) 123. The Renowned History Of Primrose 
 Prettyface, Who, By her Sweetness of Temper and 
 Love of Learning, Was raised from being the Daugh- 
 ter of a Poor Cottager, To Great Riches ; And To the 
 Dignity of the Lady of the Manor, [etc.] Adorned 
 with Cuts by Bewick. 
 
 York: Printed by T. Wilson and R. Spence, 1804. 
 (Price Sixpence.) 
 
 iSmo. Pp. 84. With a frontispiece and thirty-six cuts. 
 Good copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (4157.) 124. The Sleeping Beauty In the Wood ; 
 With other Instructive and Entertaining Stories. De- 
 signed to promote Good Humour and Proper Con- 
 duct. 
 
 York : Printed by T. Wilson and R. Spence, High- 
 Ousegate. 1804. (Price Sixpence.) 
 
 i8mo. Pp. 81. With seven cuts. 
 Good copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (4158.) 125. The Picture Room : No. (194.). 
 
 Anodier copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (4159.) 126. Fables Of ^sop, &c. Translated into 
 English. With Instructive Applications. By Samuel 
 Croxall, D.D. Late Archdeacon of Hereford. With 
 Cuts. A New Edition, Improved. 
 
 London : Published and sold by all the Booksellers, 
 and by T. Wilson and R. Spence, Printers, High- 
 Ousegate, York. 1804.
 
 Additions to Booh and Pamphlets. 45 
 
 i2mo. Pp. xxxvi, ^^6. With upwards of fifty cuts by Thomas 
 
 Bewick, with others older than his time. 
 Good copy, in old calf. 
 
 (4160.) 127. Poems By Goldsmith And Parnell. 
 London : Printed by W. Bulmer and Co. Shak- 
 speare Printing-Office, Cleveland-Row. 1804. 
 
 4to. Pp. xxvii, 68. A reprint of No. (78.). 
 Fine copy, half-bound in morocco. 
 
 (4161.) 128. The Gentle Shepherd; A Scots Pas- 
 toral. By Allan Ramsay. With the Original Music. 
 Embellished with beautiful Engravings. 
 
 Edinburgh ; Printed by Oliver & Co. Netherbow. 
 1804. 
 
 i8mo. Pp.95. With cuts used by the publishers in other books. 
 Good copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (4162.) 129. A Father's Legacy To his Daughters. 
 By the late Dr. Gregory, of Edinburgh. 
 
 London : Published by Vernor and Hood, Poultry ; 
 And Champante and Whitrow, Jewry-Street. 1805. 
 [Printed by G. Miller, Dunbar.] 
 
 Small i8nio. Pp. 72. With a frontispiece and four cuts. The 
 former is used on the title of Relph's Poems, 8vo, Carlisle, 
 1798, No. (124.). 
 
 Good copy, in its original half-binding. 
 
 (4163.) 130. The Newcastle Chronicle Newspaper, 
 for 1805, 1806, and 1807. 
 
 Large folio. Containing many engravings by Thomas Bewick, 
 of which I possess other impressions cut from similar papers, 
 enumerated and described in the Divisions, " Cuts for Various
 
 4.6 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 Societies and Companies/' " Tradesmen's Newspaper Cuts," 
 and " Newspaper Cuts." 
 Good copies, half-bound in calf. 
 
 (4164.) 131. The Man Of Feeling. A New Edition. 
 Newcastle on Tyne : Printed and Sold by J. Mit- 
 chell, Dean-Street. 1805. 
 
 1 2 mo. Pp. vi, 128. With a copperplate frontispiece and four 
 \voodcuts, the latter ot which are by Thomas Bewick, and had 
 been used in other works. 
 
 Poor copy, half-bound in calf. 
 
 This, although with a similar title to No. (202.), is printed in 
 dilTerent type, and with fewer cuts. 
 
 (4165.) 132. Charms Of Literature: Consisting of 
 An Elegant Assemblage Of Curious, Scarce, and Inter- 
 esting Pieces, In Prose and Poetry ; [etc.] Embel- 
 lished with Engravings on Wood, By Bewick, &c. 
 Third Edition. 
 
 Newcastle upon Tyne : Printed and Sold by J. 
 
 Mitchell, 1805. 
 
 i8mo. Pp. vi, 434. A reprint of No. (1,54.). See Note to 
 
 No. (4130.). 
 Good copy, in old calf. 
 
 (4166.) 133. I. The Fairing; Or, Golden Toy. 
 York : Printed by T. Wilson and R. Spence, High- 
 Ousegate. 1805. (Price Sixpence.) 
 
 iSmo. Pp. 84. With a frontispiece, representing Tommy Trip 
 
 in his chariot, and thirty cuts. 
 Good copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (4167.) 133. 2. Another copy, in its original boards. 
 (4168.) 134. Three Instructive Tales For Little
 
 Additions to Booh and Pamphlets. 
 
 47 
 
 Folk. Simple and Careless. Industry and Sloth. 
 
 And The Cousins. By C. P . 
 
 London : Printed for J. Harris, (Successor to E. 
 Newbery), Corner of St. Paul's Church- Yard. (Price 
 Three-pence.) [n. d.] 
 
 241110. Pp. 83. With eight cuts, thought to be by John Bewick. 
 I have the original Block of that at p. 44, of which the follow- 
 ing is an impression. 
 
 Good copy, in its original cover. 
 
 (4169.) 135. Elmina ; Or, The Flower that never 
 Fades. A Tale for Young People. 
 
 London : Printed for J. Harris, (Successor to E. 
 Newbery) corner of St. Paul's Church- Yard. By 
 J. Crowder, Warwick -square. (Price Two- Pence.) 
 [n. cl] 
 
 24nio. Pp. 60. With a frontispiece and eight full-page cuts. 
 A reprint of No. (4108.), under which a specimen of the illus- 
 trations has been given. 
 
 Good copy, in its original cover.
 
 48 
 
 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 (4170.) 136. The Village Tatlers; Or, Anecdotes Of 
 the Rural Assembly. Embellished with Cuts. 
 
 London : Printed by J. D. Dewick, Aldersgate- 
 street, For J. Harris, Successor to E. Newbery, Cor- 
 ner of St. Paul's Church-Yard. Price Two-pence, 
 [n. d.] 
 
 24mo. Pp. 64. With a frontispiece and twelve cuts. Of those 
 at pp. 14 and 54 I possess the original Blocks. An impression 
 follows of the former. It is probably attributable to Jackson. 
 
 Good copy, in its original cover. 
 
 (4171.) 137. I. The Wonderful Life And Adven- 
 tures Of Robinson Crusoe. 
 
 York : Printed by T. Wilson and R. Spence, High- 
 Ousegate. [n. d.] 
 
 24mo. Pp. 29. With a frontispiece and thirteen cuts, some of 
 
 wliich, with two on the cover, are by Thomas Bewick. 
 Good copy, in its original cover. 
 
 (4172.) 137. 2. Another copy, imperfect. 
 
 (4173.) 138. Prayers To be said Before and after
 
 j^ddU'iims to Books and Pamphlets. 49 
 
 Mass, And in the Afternoon, On all Sundays and Fes- 
 tivals, In the Catholic Chapels Of Preston and Black- 
 burn. To which is added The Ordinary of the Mass. 
 Printed at the Request of Messrs. Dunn and Morgan, 
 Preston, and Dr. Dunn, Blackburn, by whom the pre- 
 sent Edition has been corrected and considerably en- 
 larged. 
 
 Manchester, Printed by Haydock and Wardle, 
 Market-street-lane. 1805. 
 
 121110. Pp. 128. With cut, perhaps by Thomas Bewick, on 
 the title. It occurs also in Nos. (4095.) and (41 15.). 
 
 I have great doubt of the propriety of my attribution of the cut 
 to Thomas Bewick, but there are lines to recommend it to 
 favourable consideration. 
 
 Good copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (4174.) 139. Measure for Measure, A Comedy, By 
 William Shakspere. 
 
 Manchester, Printed and Sold by R, & W. Dean, 
 9, Spring-gardens. Sold also by Sael & Co., 192, 
 Strand, and T. Knott, Lombard-street, London ; and 
 all other Booksellers. 1800. 
 
 i8mo. Pp. 78. With cut on the title, " W. M. Craig, del. 
 
 T. Bewick, sculp." 
 Good copy, in its original cover. 
 
 (4175.) 140. An Abridgment Of the History Of 
 England, [etc.] By Dr. Goldsmith. The Twelfth 
 Edition. With Heads by Bewick. 
 
 London : Printed by T. Maiden, Sherbourn-Lane, 
 Lombard-Street, For Clarke and Co. and Thomson 
 and Son, Manchester; Deighton, Cambridge; Upham,
 
 5o The Bewick Collector. 
 
 Exeter ; W. Jones, Liverpool ; Hazard, Bath ; Tod, 
 York; and Rodford, Hull. 1806. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. 384. With the usual cuts. 
 Fine copy, in shagreen calf. 
 
 (•4176.) 141. Steel's Naval Chronologist Of The 
 Late War, [etc.] The Fourth Edition, Corrected 
 and greatly enlarged. 
 
 London : Printed for P. Steel, at the Navigation- 
 Warehouse, Little Tower-Hill ; and to be had of every 
 Bookseller in the United Kingdom. 1806. (Price 
 Five ShiUings.) 
 
 Small 4to. Pp. 12, civ, 123. With the frontispiece of the pre- 
 vious editions. See No. (169.). 
 Good copy, in its original half-calf binding. 
 
 (4177.) 142. The Young Reader. No. (212.). 
 
 Another copy, in old calf. 
 
 (4178.) 143. Charms For Children, [etc.] With 
 Cuts by Bewick. 
 
 York : Printed by T. Wilson and R. Spence, High- 
 Ousegate. 1806. (Price Fourpence.) 
 
 24mo. Pp. 93. 
 
 Good copy, in its original Dutch paper cover. 
 
 (4179.) 144. The House That Jack Built. To 
 which is added. Some Account of Jack Jingle ; Show- 
 ing by what Means he acquired his Learning, and in 
 consequence thereof got rich, and built himself a 
 House. Adorned with Cuts ; [etc.] 
 
 York : l^rinted by T. Wilson and R. Spence, High- 
 Ousegate. 1806. (Price One Penny.)
 
 Additions to Books and Pamphlets. 5 i 
 
 241110. Pp. 29. With twelve cuts, one of which is by Thomas 
 
 Bewick. 
 Good copy, ill its original cover. 
 
 (4180.) 145. The History Of Little King Skilful. 
 Wherein is shown The Reward of Goodness And The 
 Punishment of Vice. Adorned with Cuts. 
 
 York : Printed by T. Wilson and R. Spence, High- 
 Onsegate. 1806. (Price Twopence.) 
 
 241110. Pp. 6^. With a frontispiece and twehe cuts. 
 Good copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (4181.) 146. The History Of Master Charles And 
 Miss Kitty. 
 
 York : Printed by T. Wilson and R. Spence, High- 
 Ousegate. 1806. (Price Twopence.) 
 
 24010. Imperfect. 
 
 (4182.) 147. The Little Morahsts ; Or, The His- 
 tory Of Amintor and Florella, The Pretty Little Shep- 
 herd and Shepherdess Of the Vale of Evesham. Em- 
 bellished with Cuts. 
 
 London : Printed for J. Harris, Successor to E. 
 Newbery, the Corner of St. Paul's Church-yard. 1 806. 
 By J. Crowder, Wan\dck-Square. (Price Three- 
 Pence.) 
 
 24010. Pp. 95. With a frontispiece and twelve cuts, some of 
 which bear the name of Jackson, and others are probably by 
 Lee. I possess the original Blocks of those at pp. 49 and 75- 
 The following is an impression of the former. 
 
 E 1
 
 5^ 
 
 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 Good copy, in its original cover. 
 
 (4183.) 148. The Mountain Piper; Or, The His- 
 tory Of Edgar and Matilda. To which is added, A 
 Journey to London. A Moral Tale. Embellished 
 with Cuts. 
 
 London : Printed by Rider and Weed, Little Bri- 
 tain. For J. Harris (Successor to E. Newbery), Corner 
 of St. Paul's Church-yard. [n. d.] 
 
 24nio. Pp. 96. With a frontispiece and twelve cuts. 
 Good copy, in its original cover. 
 
 (4184.) 149. Observations On the Utility, Form 
 and Management Of Water Meadows, And the Drain- 
 ing and Irrigating Of Peat Bogs, [etc.] By William 
 Smith, Engineer and Mineralogist. 
 
 Norwich : Printed by R. M. Bacon, Cockey-Lane ; 
 and sold By Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Pater- 
 noster-Row, London ; and all other Booksellers. 1 806. 
 
 8vo. Pp. xviii, 121. With several vignettes which may he at- 
 tributed to Thomas Bewick. 
 Fine copy, in its original boards.
 
 Additiom to Books ami Pamphlel.s. i^T) 
 
 (4185.) 150. The History Of Ripon : With Descrip 
 tions of Studley-Royal, Fountains' Abbey, Newby, 
 Hackfall, &c. &c. [etc.] Second Edition. — With En- 
 gravings. 
 
 Ripon : Printed and Sold by W. Farrer : Sold also 
 by Longman & Co., Pater-Noster-Row, London : And 
 by Wilson and Spence, York. 1 806. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. 314. With cut of a man fishing at p. 43, and re- 
 peated at pp. 167, 221, and 262, probably by Thomas Bewick. 
 Fine copy, half-bound in calf. 
 
 (4186.) 151. A Walk Through Leeds, Or, Stranger's 
 Guide To Every Thing worth Notice in that Ancient 
 and Populous Town; With an Account of the Woollen 
 Manufacture Of the West-Riding of Yorkshire. With 
 Plates. Pannus mihi Panis. 
 
 Leeds : Printed by J. H. Leach, And sold by John 
 Heaton, (Successor to the late Mr. Binns) J. Spence, 
 W. Fawdington, J. H. Leach, M. Robinson, and 
 J. Ryley. 1806. Price One Shilling and Sixpence. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. iv, ^e,. With the Arms of Leeds, and three insig- 
 nificant cuts, thought to be by Thomas Bewick. 
 Good copy, in its original cover. 
 
 (4187.) 152. A Spring-Day: Or, Contemplations 
 On Several Occurrences Which naturally strike the Eye 
 in that Delightful Season. By James Fisher. The 
 Second Edition, Carefully Corrected and Improved. 
 
 Edinburgh: Printed for the Author, By John Moir, 
 Royal Bank Close ; Sold by Ogle and Aikman, Edin- 
 burgh ; William Smith, Stationers Court ; and Ogle,
 
 ^4 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 Great Turn-Style, London ; And many of the Prin- 
 cipal Booksellers In Great Britain. 1806. 
 
 8vo. Pp. viii, 338. With four very beautiful cuts by Thomas 
 
 Bewick. 
 Fine copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (4188.) 153. The Fables Of Mr. John Gay. Com- 
 plete in Two Parts. With Cuts by T. Bewick, of 
 Newcastle. 
 
 York : Printed by and for T.Wilson and R. Spence, 
 High-Ousegate. 1806. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. 252. Very similar to the edition published by the 
 same firm in the same year, No. (215.), but with a few verbal 
 differences. 
 
 Fine copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (4189.) 154. The British Primer, Or, First Book; 
 Adapted to the Capacities of Children. Embellished 
 with a Beautiful Frontispiece, And several Engravings 
 of Birds and Beasts, By T. Bewick. Fifth Edition. 
 
 Newcastle upon Tyne : Printed by and for J. Mit- 
 chell, and sold by every respectable Bookseller in Great 
 Britain, [n. d.] 
 
 iSmo. Pp. 42, With a frontispiece, and cuts of the Cat, Dog, 
 Goat, Ass, Horse, Bull, Eagle and Serpent, Owl, and Robin 
 Redbreast. 
 
 Good copy, in its original paper cover. 
 
 (4190.) 155. Memoirs Of Two Veteran Soldiers: 
 Or, The Military Hospital, [etc.] 
 
 Newcastle on Tyne, Printed and sold by J. Mitchell, 
 Dean-Strcct. 1807. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. 40. With a frontispiece by Thomas Bewick. 
 Good copy, in its original cover.
 
 Additions to Boohs and Pamphlets. ^^ 
 
 (4191.) 156. Interesting Anecdote Of the late 
 Princess of Wales, Mother of His present Majesty, 
 [etc.] Embellished with an elegant Engraving. 
 
 Newcastle on Tyne, Printed by J. Mitchell, [n. d.] 
 
 i2mo. Pp. ^6. With a frontispiece by Thomas Bewick, "The 
 
 Female Exile," No. (1712.), used in various other works. 
 Good copy, in its original cover. 
 
 (4192.) 157. The Interesting Story Of Wolkmar 
 and his Dog. By Drake. Embellished with an ele- 
 gant Engraving, [etc.] 
 
 Newcastle on Tyne, Printed and Sold by J. Mitchell, 
 [n. d.]. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. ;^6. With a frontispiece by Thomas Bewick. 
 
 Good copy, in its original cover. 
 
 (4193.) 158. The Absent Man; Or, Life & Sin- 
 gular Eccentricities Of George Harvest, [etc.] 
 
 Newcastle on Tyne : Printed by J. Mitchell, Dean- 
 Street, [n. d.] 
 
 i2mo. Pp. ^6. Witli a frontispiece by Thomas Bewick. 
 Good copy, in its original cover. 
 
 (4194.) 159. The Life Of Daniel Dancer, Esq. The 
 Celebrated Miser. Embellished with an elegant En- 
 graving, [etc.] 
 
 Newcastle upon Tyne : Printed by J. Mitchell, 
 [n. d.] 
 
 i2mo. Pp. ^6. With a frontispiece by Thomas Bewick. 
 Good copy, in its original cover. 
 
 (4195.) 160. Ducks And Pease ; Or, The Newcastle 
 Rider. A Dramatic Piece. Embellished with an ac- 
 curate Portrait, by T. Bewick.
 
 £,6 The Beuick Collector'. 
 
 Newcastle on Tyne, Printed by J. Mitchell, Dean- 
 Street. Price Sixpence, [n. d.] 
 
 i2mo. Pp. 24. With a frontispiece by Thomas Bewick. 
 Good copy, in its original cover. 
 
 (4196.) 161. Sporting Anecdotes ; [etc.] 
 Albion Press Printed, For J. Cundee, Ivy-Lane, 
 Paternoster-Row ; And J. Harris, St. Paul's Church- 
 yard, [n. d. but about 1807.] 
 
 i2mo. Pp. XV, 579. With cut on the title used in tlie ' British 
 Field Sports,' the original Block of which is in my possession. 
 Good copy, in its original cover. 
 
 (4197.) 162. The Easter Gift: [etc.] Published for 
 the Amusement of all the Little Gentry in Christen- 
 dom. Embellished with Cuts. 
 
 York : Printed by T. Wilson and R. Spence, High- 
 Ousegate. 1807. (Price Two-pence.) 
 
 24mo. Pp. 6^. With a frontispiece and twenty-four cuts, one 
 
 of which is by Thomas Bewick. 
 Good copy, in its original cover, which has two cuts. 
 
 (4198.) 163. Works Of the late celebrated Robert 
 Burns ; With a Sketch of his Life. 
 
 Edinburgh : Printed by John Johnstone, High 
 Street. 1807. 
 
 24mo. Pp. xii, 2^2. With a frontispiece, "View of the Cottage 
 
 where Burns was born." 
 Good copy, in old calf. 
 
 (4199.) 164. The Cotter's Saturday Night. By 
 Robert Burns. 
 Newcastle: 1807.
 
 Additions to Books and Pamphlets. 57 
 
 i2mo. With frontispiece by Thomas Bewick. 
 Imperfect copy. 
 
 (4200.) 165. The Scottish Minstrel; A Selection 
 Of The Most Favourite Songs of Caledonia ; Adapted 
 for the Voice, German Flute, and Violin. 
 
 Edinburgh : Printed by Oliver & Co. Netherbow, 
 1807. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. vii, 216. A reprint of No. (14,3.). 
 Good copy, in its original cover, and uncut. 
 
 (4201.) 166. Oliver's Choice Selection Of Comic 
 Songs. Second Edition. 
 
 Edinburgh ; Printed by Oliver & Co. Netherbow. 
 For Champante & Whitrow, Jewry-Street, Aldgate ; 
 Lane, Newman, & Co. Leadenhall-Street ; and T. & R. 
 Hughes, Ludgate-Street, London. 1807. 
 
 i8mo. Pp. 216. With a frontispiece and several vignettes, 
 
 about which I feel considerable doubt. 
 Good copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (4202.) 167. A History Of England, In a Series of 
 Letters From a Nobleman to his Son. The Continua- 
 tion to April, 1808, By J. Bigland, [etc.] 
 
 London : Printed for J. Brambles, A. Meggitt, and 
 J. Waters, By H. Mozley, Gainsborough. 1808, 
 
 i2mo. In two vols. Vol. I. pp. iii, 317. Vol. II. pp. 347. 
 With the large series of the Portraits of the Sovereigns, similar 
 to that in No. (3797.)> issued by the same printer at Gains- 
 borough in the previous year. 
 
 Very fine copy, in old calf. 
 
 (4203.) 168. A Spring-Day: Or, Contemplations
 
 58 The Beii'ich Collector. 
 
 On Several Occurrences Which naturally strike the eye 
 in that Delightful Season. By James Fisher. The 
 Third Edition, Carefully Corrected and Improved. 
 
 Edinburgh : Printed for the Author, By John Moir, 
 Royal Bank Close ; And sold by Ogle & Aikman, 
 Edinburgh ; Williams & Smith, Stationers Court ; and 
 Ogle, Great Turnstyle, London ; and many of the 
 Principal Booksellers In Great Britain. 1808. 
 
 8vo. Pp. X, 338. With the four admirable cuts. 
 Fine copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (4204.) 169. The Repository Of Select Literature. 
 No. (232.). 
 
 Another good copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (4205.) 170. The British Miscellany, A Selection Of 
 Humorous, Sentimental, and Moral Poems, From the 
 most approved Authors. By Duncan Donaldson, Esq. 
 
 Pontefract : Printed by and for B. Boothroyd : Sold 
 by Longman, Hurst and Co. Paternoster-Row; T.Wil- 
 liams, Stationers'-Court, London ; and may be had of 
 all other Booksellers. 1 808. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. viii, 196. With two vignettes, among others, which 
 
 may be by Thomas Bewick. 
 Good copy, in its original half-calf. 
 
 (4206.) 171. The Grave, A Poem. By Robert 
 Blair. To which is added Gray's Elegy In a Country 
 Church Yard. With Notes Moral, and Explanatory. 
 
 Alnwick : Printed by Catnach and Davison. Sold 
 by the Booksellers in England, Scotland, And Ireland. 
 1808.
 
 Additions to Books and Pamphlets. 39 
 
 i2mo. Pp. xiv, 72. With a frontispiece and other cuts by 
 Thomas Bewick, of which the original Blocks are in my pos- 
 session. An impression of the former is here given. 
 
 Fine copy, in its original cover. 
 
 (4207.) 172. The Caledonian Tea-Table Miscel- 
 lany. Choice Songs. 
 
 Edinburgh : Printed by Oliver & Boyd, Netherbow. 
 1808. 
 
 i8mo. Pp. xii, 219. With cut on the title, thought to be by 
 
 Thomas Bewick. 
 Good copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (4208.) 173. A History Of British Birds. The 
 Figures Engraved on Wood by T. Bewick.
 
 6o The Bewick Collector. 
 
 Newcastle : Printed by Edward Walker, for T. 
 Bewick: Sold by him, And Longman and Co. Lon- 
 don. 1809. 
 
 8vo. Part I. pp. xlii, 328. Part II. pp. xviii, 360. 
 Beautiful copy, in old calf. 
 
 (4209.) 174. A Natural History Of British Quadru- 
 peds, Foreign Quadrupeds, British Birds, Water Birds, 
 Foreign Birds, Fishes, Reptiles, Serpents, & Insects. 
 Embellished with 247 Engravings on Wood, By Tho- 
 mas Bewick, of Newcastle. 
 
 Alnwick: Printed at tlie Apollo Press, By and for 
 W. Davison. 1809. 
 
 i8mo. Each of the divisions consists of 2,^ pages. The whole 
 comprises Nos. (284.) to (297.), but issued at an earlier date 
 than I was formerly led to suppose. 
 
 Beautiful copy, in calf gilt. 
 
 (4210.) 175. The Llistory Of the Castle, Town, and 
 Forest, Of Knaresborough, With Harrogate, And it's 
 Medicinal Springs : [etc.] By E. Hargrove. Sixth 
 Edition ; With considerable Additions. 
 
 Knaresborough : Printed by Hargrove and Sons ; 
 [etc.] 1809. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. 423. With a number of cuts, and among them the 
 
 beautiful engraving of the Cornwall Arms at page 100. 
 Good copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (4211.) 176. Every Man His Own Farrier; Or, 
 The Whole Art of Farriery Laid Open : [etc.] By 
 Francis Clatcr. The Eighteenth Edition. 
 
 London : Printed, by Assignment of A. Tomlinson,
 
 Additiom to Books and Pamphlets. 6i 
 
 Newark, For B. Crosby and Co., Stationers' Court, 
 Paternoster-Row, Which is the only Wholesale House. 
 Sold also by S. and J. Ridge, Newark ; [etc.] 
 1809. 
 
 8vo. Pp. xi, 179. With a frontispiece, a cut at p. 179, and two 
 
 cuts on the cover. 
 Good copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (4212.) 177. Furnass's Practical Surveyor. No. 
 (236.)- 
 
 Another very beautiful copy, half-bound in green morocco. 
 
 (4213.) 178. Rural Felicity; Or the History Of 
 Tommy and Sally. Embellished with Cuts. 
 
 London : Printed for J. Harris, successor to E. New- 
 bcry, the Corner of St. Paul's Church- Yard. 1809. 
 By J. Crowder, Warwick-Square. 
 
 241110. Pp. 31. With a frontispiece and seven cuts. I possess 
 the original Block of that at p. 18, of which an impression is 
 given at page 491. 
 
 Good copy, in its original cover. 
 
 (4214.) 179. The Visits Of Tommy Lovebook To 
 his neighbouring Little Misses and Masters. Embel- 
 lished with Cuts. 
 
 London : Printed for J. Harris, (Successor to E. 
 Newbery) Corner of St. Paul's Church- Yard, 1809. 
 Bv J. Crowder, Wanvick-Square. (Price Two Pence.) 
 
 24010. Pp. 64. W\i\\ a frontispiece and twelve cuts. I possess 
 the original Blocks of those at pp. 14, 24, ^^, ^2, and 62. Im- 
 pressions of tliose at pp. 14 and ^^ are here given, and one of 
 that at p. ^^ is to be found under No. (3619.).
 
 62 
 
 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 
 Good copy, in its original cover. 
 
 (4215.) 1 80. The History Of Tommy Careless, Or, 
 The Misfortunes Of A Week. Embellished with 
 Cuts. 
 
 London : Printed for J. Harris, successor to E. New- 
 bery, the Corner of St. Paul's Church- Yard. 1809. 
 By J. Crowder, Warwick Square. (Price One Penny.) 
 
 24mo. Pp. 3 J. With a frontispiece and seven cuts. Of that 
 at p. 22 I possess the original Block.
 
 ^idditinns to Books and Pamphlets. 62, 
 
 Good copy, in its original cover. 
 
 (4216.) 181. The Foundling; Or, the History Of 
 Lucius Stanhope. Embellished with Cuts. 
 
 London : Printed for J. Harris, Successor to E. 
 Newbery, at the Corner of St. Paul's Church- Yard ; 
 by J. Crowder, Warwick-square. 1809. (Price One 
 Penny.) 
 
 24nio, Pp. 31. With a frontispiece and seven cuts, of the 
 
 authenticity of which I have great doubt. 
 Good copy, in its original cover. 
 
 (4217.) 182. The Lay of the Reedwater Minstrel. 
 No. (243.). 
 
 Another verv fine copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (4218.) 183. The Gende Shepherd; A Scots Pas- 
 toral. By Allan Ramsay. 
 
 Edinburgh : Printed by and for Oliver and Boyd, 
 Netherbow. [n. d. The cover bears date 1809.] 
 
 i8mo. Pp. 71. The frontispiece is certainly not by Thomas 
 Bewick, but a vignette on the wrapper is possibly his work. It 
 also occurs at p. 157 of the 'Scottish Minstrel,' published by 
 the same house. No. (143.), etc. 
 
 Good copy, in its original paper wrapper. 
 
 (4219.) 184. The Antiquities Of The Anglo-Saxon 
 Church. The Second Edition. By The Rev. John 
 Lingard. 
 
 Newcastle : Printed by Edward Walker. Sold by 
 J. Booker, and Keating and Co. London. 18 10. 
 
 8vo. Similar to No. (249.), with the exception of the imprint.
 
 64 The Beuick Collector. 
 
 The following is an impression from the original Block in my 
 possession, representing the Preaching of S. Augustine. 
 
 K:^"%: 
 
 Fine copy, half-loound. 
 
 (4220.) 185. The Historic of Frier Rvsh : how he 
 came to a houfe of Religion to feeke feruice, and 
 being entertained by the Priour, was firft made vnder 
 Cooke. Being full of pleafant mirth and delight for 
 young people. Imprinted at London by Edw. All-de, 
 dwelling neere Chrifi:-Church. 1620. 
 
 London : Reprinted by Harding and Wright, St. 
 John's-Square ; For Robert Triphook, 37, St. James's- 
 Street. 1810. 
 
 4to. Pp. 38. With a fac-simile of an old woodcut on the title, 
 said to be by Thomas Bewick. 
 
 Fine copy, half bound in calf. It formerly belonged to "John 
 Caley., Greys Inn. F.A.S. 1810." who has written on the fly- 
 leaf some particulars of this curious production.
 
 Additions to Books and Pamphlets. 65 
 
 (4221.) 186. The New English Tutor, Or, Modern 
 Preceptor, [etc.] The Thirteenth Edition : With the 
 Author's Last Corrections, [etc.] By A. Fisher, Au-. 
 thor of the English Grammar, with Exercises of Bad 
 English. 
 
 Newcastle : Printed by S. Hodgson. And Sold by 
 the Booksellers in General. 18 10. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. vii, 121. With the cuts of the previous Editions. 
 Good copy, in old calf. 
 
 (4222.) 187. The New Museum Of Natural His- 
 tory. With Engravings on Wood by Bewick. 
 
 Edinburgh : Published by Oliver & Boyd, Nether- 
 bow. 18 10. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. 100. With cuts which, though positively stated to 
 
 be by him, certainly do not add to Bewick's fame. 
 Good copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (4223.) 188. ATreatise On the Choice, Buying, and 
 General Management Of Live Stock ; [etc.] Second 
 Edition, Revised, Corrected, and Enlarged. Embel- 
 lished with beautiful Wood Engravings of some of 
 the most profitable Breeds. By the Author of The 
 Complete Grazier. 
 
 London : Printed for B. Crosby and Co. Stationers'- 
 Court, Paternoster-Row ; And sold by Ridges, Newark; 
 Poole, Taunton; Wood, Wakefield; [etc.] 18 10. 
 (J. G. Barnard, Printer, Skinner-Street.) 
 
 8vo. Pp. viii, 232. With many cuts of stock, some of which 
 
 are by Thomas Bewick, and very beautiful. 
 Good copy, in its original boards. 
 
 F
 
 66 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 (4224.) 189. Fables Of ^Esop, And Others: Trans- 
 lated into English. With Instructive Applications ; 
 And a Print before each Fable. By Samuel Croxall, 
 D.D. Late Archdeacon of Hereford. The Twentieth 
 Edition, Carefully Revised and Improved. 
 
 London : Published and Sold by all the Booksellers, 
 and by Thomas Wilson and Son, Printers, High-Ouse- 
 gate, York. 18 10. 
 
 Sm. 8vo. Pp. xxiv, 2>3^- With many cuts previously used in 
 the Select Fables of 1784, No. (24.), among many which are 
 older than Bewick. 
 
 Beautiful copy, in tree-calf. 
 
 (4225.) 190. Yorick's Budget; Or, Repository Of 
 Wit, Humour, and Sentiment, [etc.] 
 
 London : Published by Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe ; 
 R. Scholey ; And T. Tegg. 
 
 Newcastle on Tyne, Printed and Sold by J.Mitchell. 
 1810. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. iv, 260. "With an admirable cut on the title by 
 
 Thomas Bewick. 
 Good copy, in its original i)')ards. 
 
 (4226.) 191. The Indian Cottage, Or A Search 
 after Truth. By M. Saint Pierre, [etc.] 
 
 Newcastle on Tyne, Printed and Published by J. 
 Mitchell, And sold by all the Booksellers in the United 
 Kingdom. 1810. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. 72. With a heaiitiful frontispiece, a cut on the title, 
 
 and anotlier at p. 17, by I'homas Bewick. 
 Very fine cojjy, in its original boards. 
 
 (4227.) 192. ^I1ie Fables Of Mr. John Gay. Com-
 
 Additicns to Bouks and Pamphlets. 67 
 
 plete in Two Parts, [etc.] With Cuts by T. Bewick, 
 of Newcastle. 
 
 York : Printed by and for T. Wilson and Son. 
 Pligh-Ousegate. 1 8 1 o. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. 252. A reprint ot" the edition of 1806. 
 Fine copy, in old calf. 
 
 (4228.) 193. The Poetical Fabulator. No. (257.). 
 
 Another copy, in its original cover. 
 
 (4229.) 194. Original Miscellaneous Poetry, On 
 different Incidents. By Veterinary, Doctor Marshall, 
 South-Street, Durham, [etc.] 
 
 Barnard-Castle ; Printed by John Soulby, And sold 
 by Crosby and Co. Stationer's-Court, London ; Mun- 
 dell and Stevenson, Edinburgh ; Fauer, Dublin ; and 
 by all the Booksellers, in the United Kingdom. 18 10. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. ^6. With a few insignificant cuts, some at least of 
 
 which are believed to be by Thomas Bewick. 
 Good copy, in its original cover. 
 
 (4230.) 193. Reading Exercises For the Use of 
 Schools, [etc.] By The Rev. David Blair. The Sixth 
 Edition, Corrected. 
 
 London : Printed for Richard Phillips, Bridge Street, 
 Blackfriars. [etc.] i8n. W. Flint, Printer, Old Bai- 
 ley, London. 
 
 8vo. Pp. iv, 212. With a number of cuts, a iew of which, 
 representations of animals, have certainly much to recommend 
 them as the work, in part at least, of Thomas Bewick. 
 
 Good copy, in old calf. 
 
 (4231.) 196. Robin Hood; Or, A Complete His- 
 
 F 2
 
 68 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 tory Of all the Notable Exploits Performed by Him 
 and his Merry Men. [etc.] 
 
 York : Printed by and for Thomas Wilson and Son, 
 High-Ousegate. 1811. (Price One Shilling.) 
 
 i8mo. Pp. iv, 106. With cuts, one or two of which may be 
 the early productions of Thomas Bewick, though the accuracy 
 of this attribution is questionable. 
 
 Fine copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (4232.) 197. The Northumbrian Minstrel. No. 
 (267.). 
 
 Another very fine and clean copy of the three parts, in their ori- 
 ginal paper covers. 
 
 (4233.) 198. The Grave, A Poem. By Robert 
 Blair. To which is added Gray's Elegy In a Country 
 Churchyard. 
 
 Alnwick : Printed by and for W. Davison, and Sold 
 by A. K. Newman, & Co. London, J. and J. Robert- 
 son, & Oliver & Boyd, Edinburgh. i8n. 
 
 i8mo. Pp. xii, 46. With a frontispiece and two cuts, of which 
 I possess the original Blocks. An impression of the first has 
 already been given under No. (4206.), of which this edition is 
 a reprint. 
 
 Good copy, in its original cover. 
 
 (4234.) 199. A Garland Of New Songs, Contain- 
 ing, I. Be Quick, for Fm in Haste, [etc.] 
 W. Appleton, Printer, Darlington. 1 8 1 1 . 
 
 i2mo. Pp. 8. With cut of a Swan, thought to be l)y Thomas 
 
 Bewick, on the title. 
 Good copy, uncut. 
 
 (4235.) 200. I. A Spelling-Book, Wherein the Pro-
 
 Additions to Books and Pamphlets. 
 
 69 
 
 nunciation and Spelling Of the English Tongue Are 
 reduced to a very few Principles, or General Heads. 
 For the Use of English Schools. By John Warden, 
 Teacher of English in Edinburgh. A New Edition, 
 With considerable Additions and Improvements. 
 
 Newcastle : Printed at the Shakespeare Printing- 
 Office, By E. Humble and Son, Mosley-Street. 1812. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. viii, 180. AMth admirable cuts of the Horse, Cow, 
 Deer, Cat, Dog, Lion, and Bear, by Thomas Bewick, at pp. 
 148-154. That of the Deer was afterwards, if not before, 
 used for the head of a Bar Bill, and occurs in this Collection, 
 Nos. (2623.)-(2625.). The original Blocks are in my posses- 
 sion. Impressions of " The Horse " and " The Cow" are here 
 given, and one of " The Deer " will be found in the Depart- 
 ment " Bar Bills." 
 
 Beautiful copy, in half-ru^^ia.
 
 ^o The Beuick Collector. 
 
 (4236.) 200. 2. Another copy, in old calf. 
 
 (4237.) 201. TheNewTestamentOf Our Lord and 
 Saviour Jesus Christ, Translated out of the Latin 
 Vulgat : Diligently compared with the Original Greek: 
 And first published by The English College of Rhemes, 
 Anno 1582. [etc.] 
 
 Newcastle Upon Tyne : Printed by Preston & Hea- 
 ton. 1 81 2. 
 
 1 2 mo. Pp. vi, 412. With a very beautiful cut of Our Lord on 
 
 the Cross, on the title, by Thomas Bewick. 
 Fine copy, in old calf. 
 
 (4238.) 202. The Hive Of Ancient & Modern 
 Literature : [etc.] The Fourth Edition, Illustrated 
 with a Number of Engravings on Wood, by T. 
 Bewick and L. Clenncll, both of Newcastle. 
 
 Newcastle : Printed by and for S, Hodgson, and 
 the Booksellers in general. 18 12. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. vii, 338. With the cuts of the previous editions, of 
 which I possess the original Blocks. That on the title has al- 
 ready been given at page 371. 
 
 Good copy, in old calf. 
 
 (4239.) 203. Choice Emblems, Natural, Historical, 
 Fabulous, Moral, and Divine, [etc.] Written for the 
 Amusement of a Young Nobleman. The Eleventh 
 Edition. 
 
 London : Printed for J. Harris, Corner of St. Paul's 
 Church- Yard ; Longman and Co. Pater-Noster Row ; 
 Scatcherd and Co. Ave-Maria Lane ; and Rivingtons, 
 St. Patd's Church-Yard. 18 12.
 
 Additions (o Books and Pamphlets. 71 
 
 i8mo. Pp. xxi, 226. The cuts added in the third edition are, 
 perhaps, the work of John Bewick. A reprint of No. (f^-), 
 etc. See the note to that Number. 
 
 Good copy, in half-calf. 
 
 (4240.) 204. A Description Of more than Three 
 Hundred Animals, Including Quadrupeds, Birds, 
 Fishes, Serpents, and Insects, [etc.] A New Edition, 
 Carefully Revised, Corrected, and considerably Aug- 
 mented.' By A. D. M[cauin]. H.F.S.A. 
 
 London : Printed for B. and R. Crosby, and Co. 
 Stationers'-Court, Ludgate-Street, And Sold by all the 
 Booksellers in the United Kingdom. 18 12. 
 
 8vo. Pp. XX, 364. With numerous woodcuts, of some of which 
 I possess the original Blocks, and imagine them to be by Tho- 
 mas Bewick. Most of them are certainly not by him, and 
 perhaps none are. 
 
 Good copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (4241.) 205. The Parents' Best Gift. 
 York : Printed by Thomas Wilson and Son, High- 
 Ousegate. 1812. (Price One Penny.) 
 
 24mo. Pp. 62. With a frontispiece and thirteen cuts. 
 Imperfect copy. 
 
 (4242.) 206. The Sister's Gift; Or, the Naughty 
 Boy Reformed. PubUshed for The Advantage of the 
 rising Generation. 
 
 York : Printed by Thomas Wilson and Son, High- 
 Ousegate. 18 12. (Price One Penny.) 
 
 24mo. Pp. 30. With a frontispiece and seven cuts. 
 Good copy, in its original cover, on which are two cuts. 
 
 (4243.) 207. I. Entertaining Fables For The In-
 
 ya The Bewick Collector. 
 
 struction of Children. Embellished with Cuts. To 
 which is added, The Trial of an Ox for killing a 
 Man. Also A Moment's Advice to Children, and Young 
 People. 
 
 York : Printed by Thomas Wilson and Son, High- 
 Ousegate. 1812. Price One Penny. 
 
 24010. Pp. 31. "With a frontispiece and seventeen cuts. 
 Good copy, in its original cover, on which are two cuts. 
 
 (4244.) 207. 2. Another copy, in its original cover. 
 (4245.) 207. 3. Another copy. 
 
 (4246.) 208. History Of Sir Richard Whittington 
 And His Cat. Adorned with Cuts. 
 
 York : Printed by Thomas Wilson and Son, High- 
 
 Ousegate. 18 12. (Price One Penny.) 
 
 24mo. Pp. 30. With a frontispiece and twelve cuts. 
 Good copy, in its original cover, which has two cuts. 
 
 (4247.) 209. The London Cries, For the Amuse- 
 ment Of all the Good Children Throughout the World. 
 Taken from Life. 
 
 York : Printed by Thomas Wilson and Son, High- 
 Ousegate. 18 12. (Price One Penny.) 
 
 24010. Pp. 31. With a frontispiece and twenty-seven cuts. 
 Good copy, in its original cover. The two cuts which embellish 
 
 the latter are, in my opinion, the only specimens of Bewick's 
 
 work which the little volume contains. 
 
 (4248.) 210. The History Of Little Tommy Two- 
 Shoes, Own Brother to Mrs. Margery Two-Shoes. 
 Adorned with Cuts.
 
 Additions to Books and Pamphlets. y^ 
 
 York: Printed by Thomas Wilson and Son, 1812. 
 (Price One Penny.) 
 241110. Pp. 28. With a frontispiece and nine cuts, the authen- 
 ticity of which, as well as of the two on the cover, is, in my 
 judgment, very doubtful. 
 Good copy, in its original cover. 
 
 (4249.) 211. The Affecting History Of the Babes 
 in the Wood. EmbelHshed with Cuts. 
 
 York : Printed by Thomas Wilson and Son, High- 
 Ousegate. 18 12. (Price One Penny.) 
 
 24nio. Pp. 31. With a frontispiece and eight cuts. 
 Good copy, in its original cover, on whicli are two cuts. 
 
 (4250.) 212. I. Cinderella ; Or, the History Of the 
 Little Glass Shpper. 
 
 York : Printed by Thomas Wilson and Son, High- 
 Ousegate. 18 12. (Price One Penny.) 
 
 24010. Pp. 30. With a frontispiece and eight cuts, two of 
 which, together with two tliat ornament the cover, are to be 
 attributed to Thomas Bewick. 
 
 Good copy, in its original cover. 
 
 (4251.) 212. 2. Another copy, in its original cover. 
 
 (4252.) 213. The History Of Little Francis: In- 
 tended for the Instruction of Boys and Girls not Six 
 Feet High. To which is added, Learned, Religious, 
 and Moral Lessons for all the Little Gentry in the 
 Kingdom. With Cuts by Bewick. 
 
 York : Printed by Thomas Wilson and Son, High- 
 Ousegate. 1812. (Price One Penny.) 
 
 24mo. Pp. 30. With a frontispiece and eight cuts. 
 Good copy, in its original cover, on which are two cuts.
 
 74 'J^JiG Bewick Collector. 
 
 (4253.) 214. Rhymes Of Northern Bards; [etc.] 
 No. (302.). 
 
 Another copy, in its original boards, and lettered at the back in 
 the handwriting of Mr. W. Garret. It formerly belonged to 
 Mr. Thomas Bell, and has his bookplate. 
 
 (4254.) 215. Elegant Poems: Containing, Pope's 
 Essay on Man, Blair's Grave, Gray's Elegy, Gold- 
 smith's Traveller, And Goldsmith's Deserted Village. 
 
 Gainsborough : Printed by and for Henry Mozley. 
 1812. 
 
 i8mo. Pp.119. With a frontispiece. 
 Good copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (4255.) 216. The History Of Alnwick, The County 
 Town Of Northumberland. 
 
 Alnwick: Printed by and for W. Davison. 18 13. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. 142. With a view of Alnwick Castle for the frontis- 
 piece, of which 1 possess the original Block. 
 Fine copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (4256.) 217. The Honey-Jug; Containing A Va- 
 riety of Pleasant Stories, For Youthful Amusement. 
 With cuts by Bewick. 
 
 York : Printed by Thomas Wilson and Sons, High- 
 Ousegate. 1813. (Price Twopence.) 
 
 24mo. Pp. 3 I . With a frontispiece and twelve cuts. 
 Good copy, in its original cover, on which are two cuts. 
 
 (4257.) 218. The House That Jack Built; To 
 which is prefixed the History of Jack Jingle ; [etc.] 
 
 Edinburgh : Printed and Published by G. Ross. 
 I 813. Price One Pcnnv.
 
 Additions to Books and Pamj^hlcts. y^ 
 
 241110. Pp. 19. With a frontispiece and eleven cuts. In my 
 opinion, although I give them the benefit of a doubt, they are 
 copies, more or less clever, of those by Thomas Bewick, but 
 are not by tlie Artist himself. 
 Good copy, in its original paper cover. 
 I possess a number of Ross's Children's Books, including 
 Cock Robin. 
 
 Master Jackey And Miss Harriot. 
 Tom Thumb's Play-Book. 
 Jacky Dandy's Delight. 
 The Royal Fabulist. 
 Nursery Songs. 
 The Golden Present, 
 etc. etc. etc. 
 But I consider even the most clever of their illustrations to be 
 copies, and nothing more. 
 
 (4258.) 219. Ballads, In the Cumberland Dialect, 
 By Robert Anderson, [etc.] 
 
 Alnwick : Printed by W. Davison, Bondgate Street. 
 Sold by all Booksellers, [n. d.] 
 
 i8mo. Pp. xvi, 224. With a few cuts, used in other publica- 
 tions, and of which I have tlie original Blocks. 
 Good copy, in its original cloth boards. 
 
 (4l259.) 220. Newcastle Reprints. A volume con- 
 taining the following : — 
 
 1. Biographical Memoirs of William Ged. No. 
 
 2. Santander's Origin of Printing. No. (367.). 
 
 3. Willett's Origin of Printing. No. (369.). 
 
 4. Hodgson's Origin of Stereotype Printing. No. 
 
 (37c.)- 
 All are on large paper, with the autograph attestation to each by
 
 ^6 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 the printer of the number of copies printed. Of the three 
 first-named pieces, thirty copies were printed on this large 
 paper, and of the fourth thirty-six copies. 
 A very beautiful royal 8vo volume, handsomely half-bound in calf 
 
 (4260.) 221. Newcastle Reprints. A volume con- 
 taining the following : — 
 
 1. Cheviot. No. (351.). 
 
 2. The Marriage Of the Coquet and the Alwine. 
 
 No. (352.). 
 
 3. An Account Of The Great Floods. No. (359.). 
 
 4. An Exact Narration Of the Life and Death Of 
 
 the Reverend and Learned Prelate, and Painfull 
 Divine, Launcelot Andrewes, Late Bishop of 
 Winchester. 
 
 5. A Short View Of the Long Life and Raigne Of 
 
 Henry the Third, King of England. No. 
 
 6. A Memoir On The Origin of Printing. By 
 
 Ralph Willett. [etc.] No. (369.). 
 
 7. Observations On the Origin of Printing, In 
 
 a letter to Owen Salisbury Brereton, Esq. 
 By Ralph Willett, Esq. F.R. and A.SS. New- 
 castle : Printed by S. Hodgson, Union-Street. 
 MDCCCXix. With autograph presentation "To 
 Thomas Davidson, Esq^. from J. Murray. New- 
 castle, September 27th, 18 19.", and autograph 
 note inserted. 
 Very fine copies. The volume, which is half-bound in calf, be- 
 longed to Thomas Davidson, Esq., Clerk of the Peace for the 
 county of Northumberland, whose book-plate is inserted, and 
 to wlioiii tlu'sc original rojjics were presented.
 
 Additions to Books and Pamphlets. 77 
 
 " It contains the most rare and valuable of all the Newcastle 
 Typographic Publications. The Ordinary Selling Price of the 
 Life of Bishop Andrewes is One Guinea, Cheviot 10.9. 6d., but 
 seldom or ever to be had even at these Prices for Love or 
 Money."— Mr. R. Robinson, 1866. 
 
 (4261.) 222. The First Report Of a Society for 
 Preventing Accidents In Coal Mines, [etc.] Illustrated 
 by Plans and Sections, By John Buddie. 
 
 Newcastle : Printed by Edward Walker, Pilgrim- 
 Street. 1 8 14. 
 
 8vo. Pp. iv, 28. Figure VIL, on page 11, is attributed to Tho- 
 mas Bewick. 
 Good copy, in paper wrapper. 
 
 (4262.) 223. Davison's Halfpenny Books. No. 
 (3IO-)- 
 
 The following should be added as of special 
 merit : — 
 
 1. The English Alphabet. 
 
 2. The Picture Alphabet. 
 
 3. The House That Jack built. 
 
 4. The Book of Wild Beasts. 
 
 5. The British Picture Book of Birds. 
 
 6. The History of Monkeys. 
 
 7. Juvenile Song Book. 
 
 8. The Guess Book, A Collection of Ingenious 
 
 Puzzles. 
 
 Good copies, in their original state. 
 
 (4263.) 224. Natural History of British Quadru- 
 peds — British Birds — Water Birds — Fishes — Reptiles,
 
 78 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 Serpents, and Insects — Foreign Quadrupeds — Foreign 
 Birds. Nos. (284.)-(297.). 
 
 Another copy of each, very line and clean, in their original covers. 
 
 (4264.) 225. A New Family Herbal : [etc.] By 
 Robert John Thornton, M.D. [etc.] 
 London: 18 14. 
 
 8vo. A reprint of the edition of 1810, No. (253.)- 
 Good copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (4265.) 226. Mother Bunch's Fairy Tales. Pub- 
 lished for the Amusement Of all those Little Masters 
 and Misses, Who, By Duty to their Parents, and 
 Obedience To their Superiors, Aim at becoming Great 
 Lords and Ladies. Embellished with Engravings. 
 
 Glasgow : Published by J. Lumsden and Son. 
 (Price Sixpence.) [n. d. but about 18 14.] 
 
 Square 24mo. Pp.71. With a frontispiece. 
 
 Fine copy, in half-morocco. 
 
 I am in great doubt of the correctness of the attribution to Tho- 
 mas Bewick of the cuts in Lumsden's publications, but not 
 sufficiently assured of the want of genuineness of some to refuse 
 them a place in this Catalogue. 
 
 (4266.) 227. A Selection of Stories ; Containing 
 the History Of the Two Sisters, The Fisherman, The 
 King and Fairy Ring, And Honesty Rewarded. Em- 
 bellished with Copperplates. 
 
 Glasgow, Published and Sold by J. Lumsden & Son. 
 Price Sixpence, [n. d. but about 18 14.] 
 
 Square 24mo. Pp. 60. With five cuts. 
 Fine copy, in half-morocco.
 
 Additions to Books and Pamphlets. 79 
 
 (4267.) 228. Christmas Tales For the Instruction 
 Of Good Boys and Girls, By M^ Solomon Sobersides. 
 Embellished with Engravings. 
 
 Glasgow : Published by J, Lumsden & Son. & Sold 
 By Stoddart & Craggs, Hull. Price Sixpence, [n. d. 
 1814?] 
 
 Square 241110. Pp. 6x. With cut at p. 61. 
 
 Fine copy, in half-morocco. 
 
 (1268.) 229. I. Gammer Gurton's Garland, [etc.] 
 No. (315.) 
 
 Another copy, in its original cover. 
 
 (4269.) 229. 2. Another copy, in its original cover. 
 
 (4270.) 230. Beauty And The Beast. A Tale. For 
 the Entertainment of Juvenile Readers. Ornamented 
 with Elegant Engravings. 
 
 Glasgow: Published by J. Lumsden & Son. Price 
 Sixpence. 
 
 i8mo. Pp. 48. With cut, thought to be by Thomas Bewick, 
 
 at page 48. 
 Good copy, in its original cover. 
 
 (4271.) 231. An Elegy On the Death and Burial Of 
 Cock-Robin. 
 
 Glasgow : Published and Sold, Wholesale, By Lums- 
 den and Son. (Price One Penny.) [n. d.] 
 
 24mo. Pp. 14. With thirteen cuts. 
 Good copy, in its original cover. 
 
 (4272.) 232. The Waggon Load Of Amusement. 
 Glasgow : Published and Sold, Wholesale, By Lums- 
 den and Son. (Price One Penny.) [n. d.]
 
 8o The Beicick Collector. 
 
 24mo. Pp. 14. With twenty-one charming cuts. 
 Good copy, in its original cover. 
 
 (4273.) 233. The History of Selima and Azor. 
 Derby : Printed by and for Henry Mozley, Brook- 
 Street, [n. d.] 
 
 24mo. Pp. 47. With a frontispiece and five cuts, three of 
 
 which appear to be the work of Thomas Bewick. 
 Good copy, in its original cover. 
 
 (4274.) 234. Divine Songs, In Easy Language, For 
 the Use of Children. By I. Watts, D.D. 
 
 Edinburgh : Printed and Sold by G. Ross. Price 
 Two-Pence, [n. d. but about 18 14.] 
 
 24mo. Pp. 31. With a frontispiece and eight cuts. 
 Good copy, in half-calf. 
 
 (4275.) 235. The Poems Of Allan Ramsay. A New 
 Edition, Greatly Enlarged. To which is prefixed, A 
 Life of the Author, In Two Volumes. 
 
 Leith : Printed by and for A. Allardice, And to be 
 had of all Booksellers. 18 14. 
 
 i8mo. With a few vignettes. 
 Good copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (4276.) 236. The Recreation Of Leisure Hours ; 
 Being Original Songs and Verses, Chiefly in the Scot- 
 tish Dialect. By P. Buchan, Jun. Peterhead, [etc.] 
 
 Edinburgh : Printed for and Sold by the Author, 
 A. Clark, and W. Mortimer, Peterhead, and all the 
 principal Booksellers in Scotland. Oliver & Boyd, 
 Printers. Price Two Shillings, [n. d. but about 
 1814.]
 
 Additions to Books and Pamphlets. 8i 
 
 i2mo. Pp. 138. With a frontispiece and numerous cuts, some 
 
 of which I am willing to believe to be by Thomas Bewick. 
 Good copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (4277.) 237. An Introduction To Spelling and 
 Reading : [etc.] By the Rev. Francis Fox, M.A. 
 Rector of St. Mary, Reading. The Twentieth Edi- 
 tion. Corrected and Improved. 
 
 London : Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, Book- 
 sellers to the Society for Promoting Christian Know- 
 ledge, No. 62, St. Paul's Church- Yard. 1815. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. v., 108. With the cuts mentioned under No. (4049.), 
 
 of which it is a reprint. 
 Good copy, in old calf. 
 
 (4278.) 238. A Tour through Sweden, Swedish- 
 Lapland, Finland, and Denmark. In a Series of Let- 
 ters. By Matthew Consett, Esq. Second Edition. 
 
 Stockton : Printed by Christopher and Jennett. 
 1815. 
 
 8vo. Pp. viii., 148. With a frontispiece of "The Lapland 
 Sledge," on wood, by Thomas Bewick. It faced page 86, 
 and was the only woodcut, in the previous edition. 
 
 Good copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (4279.) 239. Fabliaux or Tales, Abridged from 
 French Manuscripts Of the Xllth and Xlllth Cen- 
 turies By M. Le Grand, Selected and Translated into 
 English Verse, By the late G. L. Way, Esq. With A 
 Preface, Notes, and Appendix, By the late G. Ellis, 
 Esq. A New Edition, Corrected. In Three Volumes. 
 
 London ; Printed for J. Rodwell, (Successor to Mr^ 
 
 G
 
 82 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 Faulder,) New Bond Street, By S. Hamilton, Wey- 
 bridge, Surrey. 1815. 
 
 Sm. 8vo. A reprint of the edition of 1796-1800, No. (p/;.), 
 
 with the same cuts. 
 Fine copy, in red morocco. 
 
 (4280.) 240. A Copy of A Letter, Written by Our 
 Blessed Lord & Saviour, Jesus Christ, [etc.] 
 [Marshall, Printer.] 
 
 i2mo. Pp. 8. With the cut of an EvangeHst, already men- 
 tioned, No. (3282.), as ilkistrating a Christmas Carol, issued 
 by the sam^J Printer. 
 
 Good copy, uncut. 
 
 (4281.) 241. Divine Songs, Attempted in Easy 
 Language, For the Use of Children. By L Watts, 
 D.D. [etc.] 
 
 Louth : Printed and Pubhshed by B. Fotherby, 
 Mercer-Row, And sold by all Booksellers. Price 
 Sixpence, [n. d. but about 18 15.] 
 
 i8mo. Pp. 46. With a frontispiece of doubtful authenticity. 
 Good copy, in its original cover. 
 
 (4282.) 242. A Garland Of New Songs. Contain- 
 ing Blow high, blow low. [etc.] 
 
 M. Angus & Son, Printers, Newcastle, [n. d.] 
 
 i2mo. Pp. 8. With an early cut, by Thomas Bewick, on the 
 title, of which the following is an impression from the original 
 Block, obtained, as those which follow, from Angus's Office, 
 the wholi' of the Bewick cuts of which have passed, through 
 the liands of Mr. l']n)ers(Mi Charnley and Mr. Dodd, into my
 
 Additions to Books and Pamph/et.s. 
 
 83 
 
 possession. This cut is also used on the title of No. (15) 
 Poor Jack, [etc.], presently mentioned. 
 
 In many numbers, of eight pages each, sometimes bearing the 
 imprint, " Newcastle : Printed by M. Angus & Son, Side." 
 Among others, those containing (i.) Thomas Clutterbuck 
 and Polly Higginbottom. [etc.], (2.) Tho' Fortune shuns my 
 Lowly Cot. [etc.], (3.) The Blue Bell of Scotland, [etc.], 
 (4.) Ewie wi' the crooked horn, [etc.], (5.) The Flowing Can. 
 [etc.], (6.) God save the King, [etc.], (7). The Bay of Biscay, 
 O. [etc.], (8.) Meg of Wapping. [etc.], (9.) My Nannie, O. 
 [etc.], (10.) The New Ploughboy. [etc.], (11.) Old Towler. 
 [etc.], (12.) When o'er the Midnight Billow, [etc.], (13.) 
 The Old Ram of Derby, [etc.], (14.) On the green Sedgy 
 Banks, [etc.], (15.) Poor Jack, [etc.], (16.) Of a' the Airts. 
 [etc.] (17.) Jamie Reilly's Courtship, [etc.], (18.) Kitty o' the 
 Clyde, [etc.], (19.) Lash'd to the Helm, [etc.], (20.) Sequel 
 to Sweet Poll of Plymouth, [etc.], (21.) The Soldier's Adieu, 
 [etc.], (22.) The Tempest, [etc.], (23.) William at Eve. [etc.], 
 (24.) The Banks of the Dee. [etc.], (25.) The Blaeberries, 
 [etc.], (26.) Duke William's Ramble, [etc.], (27.) The 
 Greenwich Pensioner, [etc.], (28,) The Golden Days of Good 
 Queen Bess, [etc.], (29,) A song in the Opera of Inkle and 
 
 G 2
 
 84 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 Yarico. [etc.], and (30.) The Whip-Club, [etc.], have cuts 
 on their titles done by Thomas Bewick in his early days, most 
 of the original Blocks of which are in my possession. 
 
 The following is the cut on the titles of Nos. (i.) Thomas Clut- 
 terbuck and Polly Higginbottom. [etc.], and (18.) Kitty o' 
 the Clyde, [etc.] :— 
 
 The next occurs on Nos. (2.) Tho' Fortune shuns my Lowly 
 Cot. [etc.], (14.) On the green Sedgy Banks, [etc.], (16.) 
 Of a' the Airts. [etc.], and (17.) Jamie Rcilly's Courtship, 
 [etc.] :—
 
 Additions to Books and Pamphlets. 
 
 85 
 
 The following is on Nos. (3.) The Blue Bell of Scotland, [etc.]. 
 and (2/;.) The Blaeberries, [etc.] : — ■ 
 
 The next is on Nos. (4.) Ewie wi' the crooked horn, [etc.], and 
 {12,.) The Old Ram of Derby, [etc.] :—
 
 86 
 
 The Beickk Collector, 
 
 The following occurs on Nos. (5.) The Fiowhig Can. [etc.], 
 and (9.) My Nannie, O. [etc.] :— 
 
 This cut also occurs in Bell's Right Merr}^ Garland of Northum- 
 berland Heroes, No. (303.), page 13. 
 
 The following is on Nos. (6.) God save the King, [etc.], and 
 (28.) The Golden Days of Good Queen Bess, [etc.] : —
 
 Additions to Books and Pamphlets. 
 
 87 
 
 The next occurs on Nos. (7.) The Bay of Biscay, O. [etc.], 
 (i3.) When o'er the Midnight Billow, [etc.], (19.) Lash'd 
 to the Helm, [etc.], (22.) The Tempest, [etc.], (26.) Duke 
 William's Ramble, [etc.], and (27.) The Greenwich Pen- 
 .sioner. [etc.] : — 
 
 The following is on No. (8.) Meg of Wapping. [etc.] :- 
 
 g|'|i|i|?^;_i:™ 
 
 1 ■ H^^fpTrf 
 
 lU^M
 
 The Beivick Collector. 
 
 The next is on Nos. (lo.) The New Ploughboy. [etc.], and 
 (29.) A song in the Opera of Inkle and Yarico. [etc.] : — 
 
 \^^ 
 
 The following is on No. (xi.. Old Towler. [etc.] : — 

 
 Additions (o Bonks and Pamphlets. 89 
 
 The following occurs on Nos. (20.) Sequel to Sweet Poll ot 
 Plymouth, [etc.], and (23.) William at Eve. [etc.] : — 
 
 .^g^liUi 
 
 The next is on No. (2[.) The Soldier's Adieu, [etc.]
 
 90 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 And tlie following is on No. (30.) The Whip-Club, [etc.] : — 
 
 Good copies, uncut. 
 
 (4283.) 243. A Collection Of New Songs. Con- 
 taining ] . The Bleaberries. [etc.] 
 
 George Angus, Printer, Side, Newcastle, [n. d.] 
 
 i2mo. Pp. 8. With cut of the .Scotch Piper, already given. 
 
 In many numbers, some with the above imprint, and others with 
 " M. Angus & Son, Printers, Newcastle." Another, contain- 
 intr I. Happy Harry, [etc.], has the following cut on the title, 
 by Thomas Bewick.
 
 Additions to Booh cmd Pamphlets. 
 
 91 
 
 Most of ihe rest commence with the same songs, and are illus- 
 trated with the same cuts as those mentioned and given above 
 among the Garlands, which were printed at the same house, 
 and from which they diti^er only in the designation on their 
 titles. 
 
 Good copies, uncut. 
 
 (4284.) 244. The Jovial Sailor's Garland. 
 Licensed and entered according to Order, [no place 
 nor date.] 
 
 iznio. Pp. 8. With the following cut, used also on the title of 
 Hell's Right Merry Garland of Northumberland Heroes, 
 x\o. (303.). 
 
 Good copy, uncut. 
 
 (4285.) 245. The True Lover's Garland. 
 Licensed and Entered according to Order, [no place 
 nor date.
 
 92 
 
 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. 8. With the following cut, used also on the title of 
 Bell's Garland of Bells, No. {2,iS-)- 
 
 Good copy, uncut. 
 
 (4286.) 246. The Jovial Ganiester's Garland. 
 Licensed and Entered according to Order, [no place 
 nor date.] 
 
 i2mo. Pp. 8. With cut used in No. {33^.), given above. 
 Good copy, uncut. 
 
 (4287.) 247. The Fortunate Miller's Garland. 
 Licensed and Entered according to Order, [no place 
 nor date.] 
 
 i2mo. Pp. 8. With cut used on the title of the Contented 
 Couckould, No. {^^6.), and also in the Garlands (4.) and (13.) 
 mentioned above, of which an impression has been given. 
 
 Good copy, uncut. 
 
 (4288.) 248. The Cuckold's Cap Garland, i. The 
 Buxom Dame of Readings [etc.]
 
 Additions to Books and Pamphlets. 93 
 
 Licensed and entered according to Order, [no place 
 nor date.] 
 
 121110. Pp. 8. With cut used in No. {2,36.), etc. as stated above. 
 Good copy, uncut. 
 
 (4289.) 249. The. London Rake's Garland. Beau- 
 tified with several choice New Songs. 
 
 Licensed and entered according to Order, [no place 
 nor date.] 
 
 i2mo. Pp. 8. With cut on the title, which occurs also on the 
 title of ' Figures in Rhymes,' No. (304.). The following is an 
 impression from the original Block in my possession. 
 
 Good copy, in paper cover. 
 
 (4290.) 250. The Ewie wi' the crooked Horn Gar- 
 land, [etc.] 
 
 Licensed and Entered according to Order. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. 8. With the cut used in No. {2,2>^-), etc., of which 
 
 an impression has been given. 
 Good copy, uncut. 
 
 (429L) 251. Poor Jack's Garland, [etc.] 
 Newcastle : Printed in this present year. [n. d.]
 
 94 Tlie Bewick Collector. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. 8. With the cut of Sailor and Lass, already given. 
 Good copy, uncut. 
 
 (4292.) 252. Meg of Wapping's Garland, [etc.] ' 
 Newcastle : Printed in this present year. [n. d.] 
 
 i2mo. Pp. 8. With the cut used in Garland No. (8.), already 
 
 given. 
 Good copy, uncut. 
 
 (4293.) CLS?>- Nelson's Garland Of New Songs. 
 [No place nor date.] 
 
 i2mo. Pp. 8. With the cut of a Ship, used in Garlands Nos. 
 
 (7.), (12.), etc. given above. 
 Good copy, uncut. 
 
 (4294.) 254. The Midford Garland. 
 [No place nor date.] 
 
 i2mo. Pp. 8. With cut of a Galloway, used also in the Rhymes 
 of Northern Bards, No. (302.), of which I have the original 
 Block. 
 
 Good copy, uncut. 
 
 (4295.) 255. The Comical and witty Jokes Of 
 John Falkirk, [etc.] 
 
 Printed in this present year. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. 8. With the cut already given under No. (4284.). 
 Good copy, uncut. 
 
 (4296.) 256. A Garland Of New Songs. 
 Newcastle upon Tyne : Printed by J. Marshall, in 
 the Old Flesh-Market. No. (138). 
 
 i2mo. To those already mentioned should be added, as contain- 
 ing cuts of special merit, the numbers beginning The Black- 
 bird, The Bonny Scotch Lad and his Bonnet so Blue, and The
 
 Additions to Books and Pamphlets. 95 
 
 Woodpecker, with a rigure of a Blackbird ; The Post Captain, 
 The Tempest, I'he Bay of Bisca)', O, and Oh ! Lady fair, with 
 a figure of a Ship ; and The Roving Bachelor, and Muirland 
 Willie, with that of a Gentleman walking. 
 Good copies, uncut. 
 
 (4297.) 257. A Garland Of Newcastle Songs. 
 Newcastle upon Tyne : Printed by J. Marshall, in 
 the Old Flesh Market. 
 
 1 2 mo. Pp. 8. \y\\\\ cut of a Gentleman walking. 
 Good copy, uncut. 
 
 (4298.) 258. A Garland Of New Songs, Containing 
 The Hungry Fox. [etc.] 
 
 Newcastle : Printed by David Bass, Foot of Pilgrim 
 Street, [n. d.] 
 
 i2mo. Pp. 8, With cut of the Fable of the Fox and the 
 
 Grapes. 
 Another number, containing The Lammy, [etc.], has a figure of 
 
 Fortune. 
 Good copies, uncut. 
 
 (4299.) 259. Excellent New Songs. 
 
 Alnwick : Printed and Sold by W. Davison, [n. d.] 
 
 i2mo. Pp. 8. With a cut on the title of each number, used by 
 
 Davison in others of his publications. 
 Good copies, in their original covers. 
 
 (4300.) 260. An Introduction To Reading and Spell- 
 ing. Written on a New Plan, For the Use of Schools, 
 In Two Parts, [etc.] By the Rev. John Hewlett, B.D. 
 Author of Sermons in Two Volumes ; Vindication of 
 the Parian Chronicle, &c. A New Edition. 
 
 London : Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy,
 
 96 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 47, Paternoster Row, And. R. Hunter, 72, St. Paul's 
 Church- Yard. 18 16. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. viii, 172. With Fable cuts at pp. 8, 11, 22, 23, 25, 
 30, Q,^, 41, 45, 47, ^o, and 51, most of which are by Thomas 
 Bewick. Those at pp. 22, 0^^, ^o, and 51, are signed with his 
 initials. 
 
 Very fine copy, in its original boards, and uncut. 
 
 (4301.) 261. The Youth's Historical Companion, 
 Containing A Variety Of Anecdotes. Embellished 
 with Cuts. 
 
 Derby : Printed and Sold by Henry Mozley, Brook- 
 Street. 1 816. 
 
 i8nio. Pp. 72. With a frontispiece, and cut at p. 5, the authen- 
 ticity of each of which is doubtful. 
 Good copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (4302.) 262. Dr. Goldsmith's Abridgment Of his 
 History of England, From the Invasion of Julius 
 Caesar, To The Death of George II. To which is 
 added, A very Extensive and Faithful Continuation 
 From that Period to March, 18 16. By an Eminent 
 Historian. Ornamented with a Frontispiece, and with 
 Heads by Bewick. 
 
 Derby : Printed by and for Henry Mozley, Brook- 
 Street, 1 816. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. 428. With the larger Heads of Sovereigns, as in Nos. 
 
 (299-)' (3797-)> etc. 
 Good copy, in old calf. 
 
 (4303.) 263. I. A History Of Hartlepool. By Sir 
 Cuthbert Sharp, Knight, F.S.A. No. (343.) 
 
 Another, a presentation, copy, " To the Ettrick Shepherd, a tes-
 
 Additions to Books and Pamphlets. 97 
 
 timony of affectionate regard and esteem, from the Author. 
 Hartlepool. July 9. 1816." 
 Good copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (4304.) 263. 2. Another copy, presented by the 
 Author to Mr. Sykes, the pubUsher, " With Sir C. 
 Sharp's best respects to Mr. Sykes." 
 
 Very line copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (4305.) 264. An Account Of the Great Flood, 
 [etc.] No. (345.). 
 
 Another copy, one of the twenty-four printed on writing demy 
 paper, ruled with red lines, with the extra leaf and MS. signa- 
 ture, and half-bound in calf. It belonged to J. T. Brockett, 
 Esq., and has his book-plate. 
 
 (4306.) 265. The Custom House Garland, [etc.] 
 No. (347.). 
 
 Another of the fifty copies printed. It is on azure-blue paper, 
 and curiously bound in blue calf gilt, bearing the initials 
 t. S. It belonged to John Straker, Esq., and has also his 
 autograph signature, " Jno. Straker, 1816," and his book-plate. 
 I had it from an old gentleman of Newcastle, who believed it 
 to be unique. 
 
 (4307.) 266. The Budget ; Or Newcastle Songster. 
 For 1 816, [etc.] 
 
 Newcastle : Printed for the Union Lodge of Odd 
 Fellows, By J. Marshall, Old Flesh-Market. 1816. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. 24. With the Arms of Newcastle on the title. 
 Good copy, uncut. 
 
 (4308.) 267. An Account Of The Interment Of 
 Her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte, In St. 
 
 H
 
 98 The Beivick Collector. 
 
 George's Chapel, Windsor, On Wednesday, Nov. 19, 
 1817. 
 
 Newcastle : Printed for J. S. mdcccxvii. 
 
 8vo. With Bewick's cut of a Female Figure leaning on a Tomb, 
 
 used by J. Mitchell in No. (281.), etc. 
 Good copy, in its original paper cover. 
 
 (4309.) 268. A Select Collection Of Anecdotes, 
 Tales, Poems, &c. Compiled By G. Thompson. 
 
 Newcastle upon Tyne, Printed by Preston & Hea- 
 ton, Side. 18 17. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. 24. With cut on the title, said to be by Thomas 
 
 Bewick, of which I have the original Block. 
 Good copy, half-bound. 
 
 (4310.) 269. The Little Teacher, Or Child's First 
 Spelling Book. By a Parent. A New Edition. 
 
 London : Printed for Darton, Harvey, and Darton, 
 No. ^^, Gracechurch-Street. 181 8. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. 96. A reprint of No. (256.). The early period at 
 which the Alphabet cuts were executed, and their great simi- 
 larity to others of Bewick's works at the same time, induce 
 me to concede to this little volume a place in the present Cata- 
 logue. 
 
 Good copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (431 L) 270. Wilkinson's Treatise On two of the 
 most Important Diseases Which attack The Horse. 
 No. (409.). 
 
 Another very iine copy, in its original boards, and uncut. 
 
 (4312.) 271. The Highland Girl; Or, The Advan- 
 tages of Early Piety Exemplified, In The Life and 
 Death or Jane M-'Gregor.
 
 Additions to Books and Pamphlets. gg 
 
 Newcastle : Printed by Edward Walker, Pilgrim- 
 Street, For the Newcastle Religious Tract Society. 
 1818. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. 15. With a cut on the title, No. (3461.). 
 Good copy, half-bound. 
 
 (4313.) 272. A Historical and Descriptive View Of 
 the Parishes of Monkwearmouth and Bishopwear- 
 mouth, And the Port and Borough of Sunderland. 
 Compiled from Publications of Undoubted Authority, 
 Original Communications, and Personal Research. By 
 George Garbutt. 
 
 Sunderland : Printed by and for the Editor ; And 
 sold by Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, 
 Paternoster-Row ; Nichols and Son, Red-Lion Pas- 
 sage, Fleet-Street, London ; and the Booksellers in 
 the Counties of Durham and Northumberland. 18 19. 
 
 8vo. Pp. vii, 422, 72, 18. With a " South-west View of tlie 
 Custom-House, with Part of Fitter's Row," at page 420, said 
 to be by Thomas Bewick, of which I possess the original 
 Block. 
 
 Good copy, half-bound in calf. 
 
 (4314.) 273. Chronicon Mirabile Seu Excerpta 
 Memorabiha E Registris Parochialibus Com. Pal. 
 Dunelm. Pondere non Numero. 
 
 [Book L] G. Garbutt, Sunderland, mdcccxix. 
 
 Svo. Pp. vi, 26. 
 
 [Book II.] Bishopweremouth : George Garbutt, 
 Typographer, mdcccxxv, 
 
 Svo. Pp. 23. With cut, at p. 3, of the " Friarage, Hartlepool, 
 used in the History of that Town, No. (343.). 
 
 H 2
 
 lOO The Bewick Collector. 
 
 [Book III.] [no place or date.] 
 
 8vo. Pp. iv, 27. With the cut at p. i, used in the ' Bishoprick 
 
 Garhuid,' No. (490.), etc. 
 Fine copy, half-bound in morocco. 
 
 (4315.) 274. A Collection Of Classical Songs, [etc.] 
 Part I. 
 
 Newcastle upon Tyne : Printed and Sold by J. Mar- 
 shall, In the Old Flesh-Market. 1 8 19. Price Two- 
 pence. 
 
 i8mo. Pp. 16. With cut of music and instruments on the title. 
 Fine copy, in its original paper cover. 
 
 (4316.) 275. A Collection Of Popular Newcastle 
 Songs, [etc.] 
 
 Newcastle upon Tyne : Printed and Sold by J. 
 Marshall, In the Old Flesh-Market. 18 19. Price 
 Twopence. 
 
 1 2 mo. Pp. 16. With the Arms of Newcastle on the title. 
 Good copy, uncut. 
 
 (4317.) 276. A Collection Of Original Newcastle 
 Songs, [etc.] 
 
 Newcastle upon Tyne : Printed and Sold by J. 
 Marshall, In the Old Flesh-Market. 18 19. Price 
 Twopence. 
 
 r2m(). Pp. 16. With the Arms of Newcastle on the title. 
 Good copy, uncut. 
 
 (4318.) 277. Emerson Charnley's Catalogue For 
 
 1820. 
 
 8vo. Pp. 163. With the View of Newcastle Castle, on the 
 title ; cut of the Elephant, at p. 24 ; two Fable cuts at p. 25 ;
 
 Additions to Boohs and PamjjJtlets. loi 
 
 the Hon. Horace Walpole's 15ook-plate, given under No. 
 (2 1 1 2.), and of which I possess the original Block, at p. 76; 
 the Goose, at p. 85 ; fishing scene, at p. 86 (query if by 
 Bewick) ; and Air. Adamson's book-plate, given under No. 
 (1929.) of the 'Bewick Collector,' at p. 158. 
 Good copy, in its original paper cover. 
 
 (4319.) 278. Scraps For The Curious; Being a 
 Miscellaneous Collection Of Interesting Events, he. 
 &c. Selected from Authentic Sources. 
 
 Newcastle upon Tyne : Printed by William Hall, 
 New Wheat-Market, For the Publishers. 1820. (Price 
 One Shilling & Sixpence.) 
 
 i2mo. Pp. 34. With cut on the title, which may be by Tho- 
 mas Bewick. 
 Good copy, half-bound. 
 
 (4320.) 279. A Collection Of Original Newcastle 
 Songs, [etc.] 
 
 Newcastle upon Tyne : Printed and Sold by J. 
 Marshall, In the Old Flesh-Markef. 1820. Price 
 Twopence. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. 16. With the Arms of Newcastle on the title. 
 Good copy, uncut. 
 
 (4321.) 280. The Gododin, And The Odes of the 
 Months, Translated from the Welsh, [etc.] [By Wil- 
 liam Probert,] 
 
 London: Sold by E.Williams, 11, Strand, Book- 
 seller to the Prince Regent and to the Duke and 
 Dutchess of York ; W. Davison, Alnwick ; E. Charn- 
 lev, Newcastle upon 'I'ync ; and P. Blair, Morpeth.
 
 I02 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 Alnwick: Printed by W. Davison, [n.d, but pub- 
 lished in 1820.] 
 
 i2mo. Pp. V, 120. With cut of the Bard on the title. 
 Good copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (4322.) 281. A Selection Of Engravings on Wood 
 By Thomas Bewick, [etc.] 
 
 Newcastle: Printed at the Mercury Press. 1821. 
 
 4to. Consisting of a title and nineteen leaves, printed on one 
 side only, and containing tifty-one cuts, among which are 
 those of Tyneniouth Priory, No. (6';.), and the Knight, No. 
 
 .(3798.)- 
 Fine copy, in its original grey paper cover. 
 
 (4323.) 282. Mynshul's Essayes And Characters Of 
 a Prison, and Prisoners. No. (436.). 
 
 Another copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (4324.) 283. Catalogue Of James Oviston's Circu- 
 lating Library, In Collingwood-Street, Newcastle upon 
 Tyne; [etc.] 
 
 Newcastle: Printed by Preston & Heaton. 1821. 
 Price Sixpence. 
 
 i2mo. With cut on the title, similar to that of No. (4309.). 
 Good copy, in its original cover. 
 
 (4325.) 284. The Hermit Of Warkworth : [etc.] 
 With Engravings on Wood by Bewick. 
 
 Alnwick: Printed and Sold by W. Davison. 1821. 
 
 I2mn. P[). vii, fjo. With a frontispiece, " South \'ic\v of the 
 
 Ilcrmilage," given at |). 449, ami three other cuts. 
 Cfood copy. hall-l)()Uiid in call.
 
 Additions to Books and Pdmphlcts. 103 
 
 (4326.) 285. Specimen Of Printing Types, &c. In 
 the Newcastle Printing Office, Newgate Street. 
 J. Clark, Printer. — 1822. 
 
 8vo. With "J. C," encircled willi palm, oak, etc., on the title j 
 a view of Clark's Shop, No. (2429.); Profile of Clark; Arms 
 of Newcastle, No. (3007.) ; Arms of Newcastle, of which an 
 impression is given at page 291 ; view of the Newcastle Theatre, 
 No. (2187.); view of Sunderland Bridge; etc. etc., by Thomas 
 Bewick, the original 151ocks of some of which are in my pos- 
 session. 
 
 This volume is another specimen of a class of books in whicli the 
 present Supplement is so happily rich, consisting of impressions 
 of the Blocks in the possession of various publishers. All of 
 them are of extreme rarity. Of the one before us I have 
 never seen or heard of another copy. 
 
 Good copy, half-bound. 
 
 (4327.) 286. Collections For A History Of The 
 Ancient Family Of Carlisle. No. (438.). 
 
 Another copy. A presentation copy, in its original boards, and 
 uncut, from the author to Mr. Charles Devon, with the fol- 
 lowing autograph note inserted : — " Somerset Place, 29"" Jan''. 
 1823. Mr. Nich'. Carlisle presents his Compliments to Mr. 
 Devon, & begs his acceptance of a copy of His Family History." 
 It is endorsed, " Mr. Charles Devon, by favour of Mr. Caley." 
 
 One hundred copies only were printed, as presents, and not pub- 
 lished. 
 
 (4328.) 287. I. An Address Delivered in the Loyal 
 Northumbrian Social Society : By W. G. Thompson. 
 No. (3813.). 
 
 Another fine copy, in its original cover. 
 
 (4329.) 287. 2. Another Copy. 
 
 The impression was limited to one hundred copies.
 
 104 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 (4330.) 288. The Little Child's Tutor, Or First 
 Book, For Children, The Twenty-ninth Edition. 
 
 Derby : Printed by and for Henry Mozley. Price 
 Sixpence. 1823. 
 
 i8mo. Pp. 72. With two cuts on the frontispiece and one on 
 
 the title, of doubtful authenticity. 
 Good copy, in its original cover. 
 
 (4331.) 289. The Fables of ^Esop, And Others. 
 With Designs on Wood, by Thomas Bewick. The 
 Second Edition. 
 
 Newcastle : Printed by E. Walker, For T. Bewick 
 and Son. Sold by them, Longman and Co. London, 
 And All Booksellers. 1823. 
 
 8vo. Pp. xxiv, 376. A reprint of No. (408.). 
 Fine copy, in calf giU. 
 
 (4332.) 290. New General County Rate Schedules, 
 Ordered by the Court of Quarter Sessions at Durham, 
 on the 2"'^ of August, 1823, to be Printed and Dis- 
 tributed. 
 
 Durham : Printed by Francis Humble and Co. 
 
 [1823.] 
 
 4to. Pp. 18. With cut of the Seal of the Clerk of the Peace, 
 
 Durham, by Thomas Bewick. 
 Good copy, in its original cover. 
 
 (4333.) 291. The Sorrows of Yamba, Or the Negro 
 Woman's Lamentation, By Hannah More, [etc.] 
 
 Newcastle : Printed by Edward Walker, Pilgrim- 
 Street, For the Newcastle Religious Tract Society. 
 1823.
 
 Additions to Books and PampJilcts. 105 
 
 8vo. Pp. 12. With Bewick's cut of the Kneeling Negro, No. 
 
 (3446.)- 
 Good copy, half-bound. 
 
 (4334.) 292. Negro Sale At Demerara. 
 Newcastle : [etc.] [n. d.] 
 
 8vo. Pp. 12. With the same cut. 
 Good copy, with the former. 
 
 (4335.) 293. A Bibliographical And Descriptive 
 Tour From Scarborough To the Library of a Philo- 
 biblist, In it's Neighbourhood. By John Cole, Book- 
 seller, Scarborough. 
 
 Scarborough : Printed and Published by John Cole 
 and by Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown and 
 Green, W. Baynes and Son, and Richard Baynes, 
 Paternoster-row, J. Taylor, Great Surrey Street ; Isaac 
 Wilson, Hull ; J. and G. Todd, York ; and Birdsall 
 and Son, Northampton. 1824. 
 
 8vo. Pp. iv, 92. With a view of Hunmanby Church, by Tho- 
 mas Bewick, on the title. 
 
 Good copy, in its original boards. 
 
 The impression consisted of fifty copies, whereof twenty-four 
 were on large paper, of which the present is one. 
 
 (4336.) 294. A Descriptive Catalogue Of a Select 
 Portion Of the Stock Of John Cole, Bookseller, Scar- 
 borough, [etc.] 
 
 Scarborough: Printed by John Cole, 1825. 
 
 2 copies on Drawing Paper. 
 6 ,, Tinted Paper. 
 2"; ., Medium Writing.
 
 io6 The Bewick Collector, 
 
 8vo. Pp. 66. With Bewick's v'iew of Hunmanby Church at 
 
 page 29. 
 Good copy, on medium writing-paper, in its original boards. 
 
 (4337.) 295. History Of the Earl of Derwentwater. 
 Sold by T, Huntley, 11, High Street, Sunderland ; 
 
 And 13, Dean Street, Newcastle, [n. d.] 
 
 i2mo. Pp. 24. With cut of " The Female Exile," No. (1712.), 
 
 on the cov^er. 
 Good copy, in its original cover. 
 
 (4338.) 296. The History Of Fortunatus. [etc.] 
 Edinburgh : Printed for the Booksellers in Town 
 and Country, [n. d.] 
 
 i2mo. Pp. 24. With cut on the title, which appears to be by 
 
 Thomas Bewick. 
 Good copy, uncut. 
 
 (4339.) 297. New Penny Histories. 
 Morpeth : Published by J. Mackay, Bridge Street, 
 [n. d.] 
 
 J 2mo. Pp. 24. In various numbers, of which. 
 No. 4. The Three Meetings ; 
 No. 7. The Falcon Inn ; 
 No. 9. The Rival Cousins ; 
 No. II. Helen Bertram j 
 and No. i6. The Fatal Stroke, 
 contain cuts which have much of the style of Thomas Bewick. 
 Good copies, uncut. 
 
 (4340.) 298. Storys of The Three Beggars, [etc.] 
 Glasgow: Printed for the Booksellers. No. 31. 
 [n. cl] 
 
 i2mo. Pp- ^4- With several ciits, whicli ai)pear to be taken 
 from stereotypes, obtained, no doubt, from Davison, of Alnwick.
 
 Additions to Books and Pamphlets. 107 
 
 Other numbers of the same series are similarly illustrated. 
 Good copy, uncut. 
 
 (4341.) 299. The Tyne Side Minstrel. No. (459.). 
 
 Another copy. Of the frontispiece I have considerable doubt ; 
 but, as the original Block is in my possession, I give an im- 
 pression of it. It is probably by Isaac Nicholson. 
 
 -^%l^ ''j%i,. 
 
 
 (4342.) 300. Poems, By James Stirling. 
 Newcastle : Printed for the Author By Preston & 
 Heaton. [1824.] 
 
 i2mo. Pp. 24. With cut on the title, used in No. (4309.), etc. 
 Good copy, in its original paper cover. 
 
 (4343.) 301. Hymns, In Prose. For Children: 
 Calculated to impress The Infant Mind with Early 
 Devotion. By Mrs. Barbauld. 
 
 Alnwick : Printed by William Davison, Bondgatc 
 Street, [n. d.] [1824 r]
 
 io8 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 i8mo. Pp. 35. With a number of cuts, among which are seve- 
 ral by Thomas Bewick, used by Davison in others of his pub- 
 hcations. 
 
 Good copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (4344.) 302. An Account Of the Charitable Dona- 
 tions To the Poor Of the Parish of Gateshead, With 
 Extracts from the Wills of several of the Benefactors : 
 To which is added An Account of the Plate belonging 
 to St. Mary's Church, And St. Edmund's Chapel, 
 Gateshead. 
 
 Newcastle: Printed by J. & R. Akenhead. 1825. 
 
 4to. Pp. 7. With Bewick's cut of Tynemouth Priory on page 7. 
 " To the Rev. W. Hawks with James Charlton's Respects.' ' 
 Good copy, in its original wrapper. 
 
 (4345.) 303. The Hermit Of Warkworth : [etc.] 
 With Engravings on Wood by Bewick. 
 
 Alnwick: Printed and Sold by W. Davison. 1825. 
 
 i8mo. Pp. viii, 50. With a frontispiece, " South View of the 
 Hermitage," given at page 449, and three other cuts. A re- 
 print of No, (4325.) 
 
 Good copy, in its original cover. 
 
 (4346.) 304. The Battle of Chevy Chase. By 
 Richard Shele. [etc.] 
 
 Alnwick : Printed and Sold by W. Davison, Bond- 
 gate Street, [n. d.] 
 
 i2nio. Pp. 24. With several vignettes used elsewhere. 
 Good copy, uncut. 
 
 (4347.) 305. The Hermit of Warkworth, [etc.] 
 Alnwick : Printed and Sold by W. Davison, Bond- 
 gate Street, [n, d.]
 
 Additions to Books and Pamphlets. 109 
 
 i2mo. Pp. 24. With view of the Hermitage on the title, and 
 
 vignette at page 22. 
 Good copy, uncut. 
 
 (4348.) 306. The Yorkshire Garland, Containing 
 the Celebrated old Songs of " Yorke Yorke, for me 
 Monie," And the Pattern of True Love ; Or, Bowes 
 Tragedy, [etc.] 
 
 Northallerton : Printed and Sold by E. Langdale ; 
 Sold also by T. Langdale, Ripon ; W. Langdale, 
 Knaresbro', and the principal Booksellers in the 
 County. 1825. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. 34. With a frontispiece by Thomas Bewick. 
 
 Good copy, in its original cover. 
 
 (4349.) 307. The Diverting History Of John Gil- 
 pin, [etc.] 
 
 York : Printed and Sold Wholesale and Retail, by 
 C. Croshaw, Pavement. Price One Penny. 
 
 24mo. Pp. 15. With a frontispiece, in the manner at least of 
 Thomas Bewick. 
 
 Good copy, in its original cover. 
 
 (4350.) 308. The Universal Battledore. 
 Printed and Sold by C. Croshaw, Pavement, York. 
 Price One Penny, [n. d.] 
 
 1 2 mo. With twelve cuts, of which I possess the Blocks. They 
 are a portion of those which ilkistrate the rare " Picture Book" 
 printed at Stockton. See No. (41 01.). 
 Good copy, in its original state. 
 
 (4351.) 309. The Yorkshire Battledore. 
 Printed and Sold by C. Croshaw, Pavement, York. 
 Price One Penny, [n. d.] 
 
 i2mo. With nineteen cuts, fifteen of which illustrate the " Pic-
 
 no The Bewick Cullector. 
 
 ture Book," just mentioned, and of which I possess most of 
 the original Blocks. 
 Good copy, in its original state. 
 
 (4352.) 310. The Pretty Battledore. To Instruct 
 and Amuse. 
 
 Printed and Sold by C. Crosliaw, Pavement, York. 
 Price One Penny. 
 
 i2mo. With seven cuts, used in the previous articles. 
 
 Good copy, in its original state. 
 
 (4353.) 311. I. A Battledore, To Instruct and 
 Amuse. 
 
 Printed and Sold by C. Croshaw, Pavement, York- 
 Price One Penny. 
 
 i2mo. With seven of the cuts used above. 
 Good copy, in its original state. 
 
 (4354.) 311. 2. Another good copy. 
 
 (4355.) 312. The Royal Battledore. 
 Printed by C. Croshaw, Pavement, York. Price 
 One Penny. 
 
 i2mo. With eleven cuts, most of them already mentioned. 
 Good copy, in its original state. 
 
 (4356.) 313. Weightman's New Battledore. 
 York : Printed by T. Wcightman, 44, Goodram- 
 gatc. Price One Penny. 
 
 i2mo. With twenty cuts, nine of which are the same as those 
 in No. (4060.). 
 
 Good copy, in its original state. 
 
 I have other Battledores, published by R. & J. Richardson, High- 
 Ousegate, and T. Weightman, Goodramgate, York ; Thomas 
 Richardson, Derby; R. Harrild, Great East Cheap ; S Bennett,
 
 Additions to Books and Pamphlets. 
 
 Ill 
 
 Market Place, Nottingham ; J. Rosewarhe, Helper; and others ; 
 but, though not without an interest of their own, they have no 
 claim to a place in the present Catalogue. 
 
 (4357.) 314. I. The Infant's Alphabet. Neatly 
 embellished with Cuts. 
 
 York : Printed & Sold by C. Croshaw, Pavement. 
 Price One Penny. 
 
 32nio, With twenty-eight cuts, most of them used in the fore- 
 going articles. 
 
 (4358.) 314. 2. Another copy. 
 
 Several of the same cuts are used to adorn the covers of various 
 toy-books of the same publisher, as The History of Goody 
 Two-Shoes, The History of Jack the Giant Killer, The Inter- 
 esting History of Charlotte & Francis, The History of Whit - 
 tington And His Cat, etc. etc. 
 
 (4359.) 315. I. The Juvenile Scrap-Book. 
 Printed & Sold by J. Bishop, Taunton. (Price Six- 
 pence.) [n. d. but about 1825.] 
 
 Square i2mo. With one hundred and ninety-seven cuts, inclu- 
 ding nine on the outside of the cover. 
 Fine copy, in its original cover. 
 
 (4360.) 315. 2. Another fine copy. 
 
 An eminent London bibliopolist describes this little book as fol- 
 lows : — 
 
 " EXTREMELY RARE, £2 12S 6d 
 
 " This beautiful Bewick gem is of the highest rarity, the 
 cuts being full of life and character. Amongst the Amusing 
 Contents may be mentioned, Jack, Mermaid, Giant, Murder, 
 Red, Horse, Shepherd, Boat, Rabbit, Woodman, Robber, Ship, 
 Gardeners, Goat with Dog Riding on his back. Ghastly Skele- 
 tons (treated in the most curious manner). Smoking Dog, the 
 Bull Finch, a large Cut, and Finis. 
 
 " The publisher believes this very rare volume to be almost price-
 
 112 
 
 77/ e Bewick Collector. 
 
 less to the Bewick Collector, being perfectly clean 
 
 THROUGHOUT." 
 
 I am sorry that I cannot endorse this enthusiastic description. In 
 
 deference to my friend's authority, I allow the volume a place 
 
 .in this Supplement, but I do not believe that Thomas Bewick 
 
 cut a single line in one of the cuts which illustrate — I can 
 
 hardly say, embellish — it. 
 
 (4361.) 316. A List Of the Knights and Burgesses, 
 Who have represented the County and City of Dur- 
 ham, In Parliament. Fifty Copies Printed. 
 
 Durham : Printed by Francis Humble. 1826. 
 4to. Pp. vi, 41. The work was by Sir Cuthbert Sharp, and 
 is illustrated with a cut, by Thomas Bewick, at the head of 
 the Preface, which he had previously used in his ' Bishoprick 
 Garland,' No. (490.), and elsewhere. Possibly that also at page 
 28 is by him, but I am in great doubt of its being genuine. 
 The original Block is in my possession, and an impression 
 follows. I believe it to be by Isaac Nicholson. 
 
 
 
 
 Good copy, in its original cover.
 
 Additions to Books and Pamphlets. 113 
 
 (4362.) 317. Narrative Of the Adventures Of A 
 Greenwich Pensioner, [etc.] 
 
 Newcastle : Printed by R. T. Edgar, Pilgrim Street. 
 1826. 
 
 i2mo. With cut by Thomas Bewick. 
 Good copy, in its original paper cover. 
 
 (4363.) 318. The English Portion Of The Library 
 Of the Ven. Francis Wrangham, M.A. F.R.S., Arch- 
 deacon of Cleveland. 
 
 Malton: Printed by R. Smithson, Jim. Bookseller 
 and Stationer, in Yorkersgate. 1826. (Only Seventy 
 Copies.) Unpublished. 
 
 8vo. Pp. X, 645. With cuts at pp. 128 and rSi, said to be by 
 Thomas Bewick. 
 
 Good copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (4364.) 319. The Antiquarian Trio, [etc.] To 
 which is added A Finale, Called The Poet's Favourite 
 Tree, By the Rev. Archdeacon Wrangham ; with A 
 brief Description of Hunmanby. 
 
 Scarborough : Printed and published by John Cole, 
 Library, Newborough Street, 1826. 
 
 Svo. Pp. ii, 27. With Bewick's View of Hunmanby Church, 
 
 at page 24. 
 Good copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (4365.) 320. Splinters, [etc.] No. (477.). 
 
 Another fine copy, in half-morocco. 
 
 (4366.) 321. The History And Antiquities Of Filey, 
 In the County Of York. By John Cole, [etc.] 
 
 Scarborough, Printed and Published by J. Cole 
 1828. 
 
 I
 
 1 14 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 8vo. Pp. vi, 160. With Bewick's View of Hunmanby Church, 
 
 at p. 150. 
 Very fine copy, on large paper, in its original cloth boards. 
 
 (4367.) 322, Sykes's Tracts : Verses on Alnwick 
 Castle, Hermitage of Warkworth, Quakers' Burial 
 Ground at Cullercoats. 
 
 Printed for John Sykes, Bookseller, At Johnson's 
 Head, 179, Pilgrim Street, Newcastle, mdcccxxix. 
 
 8vo. 
 
 Good copy, in its original cover. 
 
 (4368.) 323. The Gentle Shepherd, A Scots Pas- 
 toral, In Five Acts. By Allan Ramsay. 
 
 Alnwick: Printed and Sold by W. Davison. 1830. 
 
 i8mo. Pp. 60. With a frontispiece and cut on the title, used 
 
 in other publications, of which I have the original Blocks. 
 Good copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (4369.) 324. Transactions Of the Natural History 
 Society, Of Northumberland, Durham, And Newcastle 
 upon Tyne. 
 
 Newcastle : Printed by T. & J. Hodgson, Union 
 Street, For Emerson Charnley, And Longman & Co., 
 London. 1831. 
 
 4to. With the Seal of the Society, by Thomas Bewick, on the 
 title. An impression is given under No. (2189.). The second 
 v(jlume was published in 1838, with a similar title. 
 
 Good copy, lialf-bound in calf. 
 
 (4370.) 325. A List Of the Knights and Burgesses 
 Who have represented the County and City of Dur- 
 ham In Parliament. Second Edition.
 
 Additions to Books and Pamphlets. 1 1 5 
 
 Sunderland : Printed by Marwood and Co. Herald 
 Office. 1 83 1. 
 
 4tu. Pp. xi, 55, 8. With the cuts of the former edition, No. 
 
 (436J.). 
 Good copy, in bUie cloth boards. 
 
 (4371.) 326. Robin Hood : A Collection Of all the 
 ancient Poems, Songs, and Ballads, Now extant Rela- 
 tive to that celebrated English Outlaw. To which 
 are prefixed Historical Anecdotes of his Life. By 
 Joseph Ritson, Esq. [etc.] Second Edition. 
 
 London : William Pickering : J. and G. Todd, 
 York. 1832. 
 
 2 vols. Small 8vo. Vol. I. pp. cxxxv, 148. Vol. II. pp. vi, 
 261. With tlie cuts of the first edition. No. (86.), of which 
 this is a very beautiful reprint. 
 
 Good copy; in its original boards, and uncut. 
 
 (4372.) 327. Service's Metrical Legends Of North- 
 umberland. No. (489.). 
 
 Another copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (4373.) 328. Markham's Spelling Book. No. (495.). 
 
 Another copy, in cloth boards. 
 
 (4374.) 329. The Hermit of Warkworth, A North- 
 umberland Tale. In Three Parts. By Dr. Thomas 
 Percy, Bishop of Dromore. 
 
 Alnwick : Stereotyped and Printed by W. Davison, 
 22, Bondgate Street. And Sold by all Booksellers, 
 [n. d.] 
 
 i2mo. Pp. vi, 44. With the cuts previously used, the original 
 Ijlocks of w hich are in my possession. Davison was in the 
 
 1 2
 
 ii6 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 habit of protecting his blocks by the use of stereotypes, for 
 which care I have much reason to thank him. See note to 
 No. (298.). 
 
 (4375.) 330. The Jolly Huntsman's Garland. 
 Printed by W. A. Mitchell, Newcastle, [n. d.] 
 
 Sm. 8vo. Pp. 14. With three cuts attributed to Thomas Bewick. 
 Fine copy, in its original cover. 
 
 (4376.) 331. A Treatise On Wood Engraving, His- 
 torical and Practical. With upwards of Three Hun- 
 dred Illustrations, Engraved on Wood, By John 
 Jackson. 
 
 London : Charles Knight and Co. Ludgate Street, 
 1839. 
 
 Imp. 8vo. Pp. xvi, 749. With a large number of cuts, most of 
 which, as stated on the title, are by Jackson. Among the rest, 
 engraved by Charlton Kesbit, Luke Clennell, John Thompson, 
 Robert Branston, and William Harvey, is a solitary one, at page 
 634, stated to be " by Thomas Bewick." Of this I have the 
 pleasm-e of possessing the original Block, and the following is 
 an impression from it. 
 
 Fine copy, in half moro-c o.
 
 j^dclitiuns to Books and Patn/di/eLs. 1 1 7 
 
 (4377.) 332. I . Obituary Of Charles Newby Wawn, 
 Esq. No. (396.). 
 
 Another fine copy, on large 4to paper, in its original paper cover. 
 A presentation to "Thomas Bell, Esq. from John Fenwick." 
 
 (4378.) 332. 2. Another fine copy, on large 4to 
 paper, in its original paper cover. 
 
 (4379.) ^^^. I. Obituary Of Charles Newby Wawn, 
 Esq. 
 
 Newcastle : From the Newcastle Chronicle of 30th 
 May, 1840. 
 
 4to. Pp. 10. Witli Mr. Fenwick's cut on the title. 
 Fine copy, on large 4to paper, in its original paper cover. 
 
 (4380.) ^23- ^- Another fine copy, on large 4to 
 paper, in its original paper cover. 
 
 (4381.) 334. The Hermit of Warkworth, A North- 
 umberland Tale, [etc.] Illustrated with Engravings 
 by Bewick, From Designs by Craig. 
 
 Alnwick : Printed by W. Davison, Bondgate Street. 
 
 MDCCCXLI. 
 
 Sm. 8vo. Pp. xii, 88. With cuts used by Davison in the former 
 editions of this Poem, and others of his publications. The fron- 
 tispiece is the View of Warkworth Hermitage, given at p. 449 
 of the ' Bewick Collector,' from the original Block in my pos- 
 session. The present copy is printed on thick and large paper, 
 and is one of the best specimens of Davison's press. 
 
 Good copy, in its original cloth boards. 
 
 (4382.) ^^j. Obituary; Resolutions [etc.] No. 
 (397-)- 
 
 Another fine copy, on large 4to paper, in its original paper cover.
 
 1 1 8 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 (4383.) 2,3^- Fables, By John Gay. With upwards 
 of One Hundred Embellishments. 
 
 Alnwick : Printed by W. Davison, Bondgate Street. 
 1842. 
 
 Large 121110. Pp. xii, 216. With many of the vignettes which 
 illustrate Davison's other publications. The cuts to the 
 Fables are free versions rather than copies of those which 
 ornament the editions of Saint, and Wilson and Spence, and 
 are not by Bewick. 
 
 Good copy, in its original cloth boards. 
 
 (4384.) 337. Biographical Sketch Of the late John 
 Trotter Brockett, Esq., F.S.A. [etc.] 
 
 Newcastle : Printed by T. & J. Hodgson, For Emer- 
 son Charnley. m.dccc.xliii. 
 
 4to. Pp. vi, 16. With Mr. Fenwick's cut on the title, and Mr. 
 
 Brockett's arms and cut at pp. 7 and 13. 
 Fine copy, on large 4to paper, in its original paper cover. 
 
 (4385.) 338. The Gathering Ode Of The Fenwyke. 
 No. (401.). 
 
 Fine copy, on large 4to paper, in its original paper cover. 
 
 (4386.) 339. Biographical Sketches Of Joshua 
 Marshman, D.D. Of Serampore. 
 
 Newcastle Upon Tyne : Emerson Charnley. 
 
 MDCCCXLIII. 
 
 4to. Pp. xiv, 25. With IVIr. Fenwick's cut on the title. 
 Fine copy, on large 4to paper, in its original paper cover. 
 
 (4387.) 340. Biographical Notice Of The Rev. Wil- 
 liam Carey, D.D. Of Serampore, By The Hon. & Rev. 
 William Herbert, [etc.]
 
 Additions to Books and Pamphlets. 119 
 
 Newcastle. T. & J. Hodgson, Union Street. 
 
 MDCCCXLHI. 
 
 4to. Pp. 8. With Mr. Fenwick's cut on the title. 
 Fine copy, on large 4to paper, in its original paper cover. 
 
 (4388.) 341. Memorial To the Senate of Ham- 
 burgh, And Letter To the King of Denmark. 
 Newcastle : mdcccxliii. 
 
 4to. Pp. ix, 20. With Mr. Fenwick's cut on the title. 
 Fine copy, on large 410 paper, in its original paper cover. 
 
 (4389.) 342. Memoir of Farrer. No. (403.). 
 
 Another copy, on large 4to paper, in its original boards, and un- 
 cut. 
 
 (4390.) 343. Obituary Notice Of the late Mr. Wil- 
 liam Anthony Hails, [etc.] 
 
 Newcastle : T. & J. Hodgson, Union Street. 
 
 MDCCCXLV. 
 
 4to. Pp. 8. With Mr. Fenwick's cut on the title. 
 Fine copy, on large 4to paper, in its original paper cover, 
 
 (4391.) 344. Memoir Of the late John Trotter 
 Brockett, Esq. F.S.A. 
 
 Newcastle Upon Tyne : Printed by T. & J. Hodg- 
 son, Union Street, mdcccxlvi. 
 
 4to. Pp. 15. With Mr. Fenwick's cut on the title. 
 Fine copy, on large 4to paper, in its original paper cover. 
 
 (4392.) 345. Obituary Notice Of the Life and Mi- 
 nistry Of the late Reverend John Mack Of Serampore. 
 Newcastle T. & J. Hodgson, Union Street. 
 
 MDCCCXLVI. 
 
 4to. Pp. 16. W"\[h. Mr. Fenwick's cut on the title. 
 Fine cojiy, on large 410 paper, in its original pajier cover.
 
 I20 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 (4393.) 346. A Brief Summary Of the Contents of 
 a Manuscript, Formerly belonging to the Lord Wil- 
 liam Howard, Of Naworth. 
 
 Imprinted by M. A. Richardson, In Grey Street, 
 Newcastle, mdcccxlviii. 
 
 8vo. Pp. 36. With the cut, at page 5, which the editor, Sir 
 Cuthbert Sharp, had previously used in his ' Bishoprick Gar- 
 land,' No. (490.). 
 
 Fine copy, in half-morocco. 
 
 (4394.) 347. Catalogue Of Rare and Curious 
 Books, Copperplates and Wood Cuts, And Valuable 
 Literary Copyrights, To be Sold By Public Auction, 
 By order of the Executors of the late Sir Cuthbert 
 Sharp, F.S.A., Knt., &c.. At the Residence, No. 6^, 
 Northumberland Street, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, On 
 Monday and Tuesday, October 29th and 30th, 1849. 
 Mr. George Hardcastle, Auctioneer, [etc.] 
 
 H. J. Dixon, Printer, Bishopwearmouth. [1849.] 
 
 8vo. Pp. 28. With various specimens of the woodcuts which 
 illustrate Sir Cuthbert's History of Hartlepool, No. (343.)> 
 etc., and other works. 
 
 Good copy, in its original cover, on which are five cuts. 
 
 (4395.) 348. Letters Between Ellis and Scott. No. 
 (510.). 
 
 Another copy, on large 4to paper, in its original paper cover. 
 
 (4396.) 349. A Genealogy Of the Family of Rad- 
 clyffe, [etc.] No. (511.). 
 
 Another fine copy, on large 4to paper, in its original paper cover. 
 
 (4397.) 350. Dialogue Between the North and 
 South Tvnc Rivers, In Northumberland.
 
 Additions to Books and Pamphlets. 121 
 
 Newcastle-Upon-Tyne : Printed by George Bou- 
 chier Richardson, 38, Clayton-Street- West, mdcccl. 
 
 4to. Pp. 14. Witli Mr. Fenwick's cut on the title. 
 Fine copy, on large 4to paper, in its original paper cover. 
 
 (4398.) 351. The Foundation Stone: A Hymn. 
 By the Right Hon. Stephen Lushington, D.C.L. 
 Judge of the High Court of Admiralty. 
 
 . Newcastle-Upon-Tyne : Printed by George Bou- 
 chier Richardson, 38, Clayton-Street-West, mdcccl. 
 
 4to. Pp. 8. Witli Mr. Fenwick's cut on the title. 
 Fine copy, on large 4to paper, in its original paper cover. 
 
 (4399.) 352. History of Hartlepool, By the late Sir 
 Cuthbert Sharp, Knight, F.S.A. [etc.] 
 
 Hartlepool : Printed and Published by John Proc- 
 ter ; [etc.] 1 85 1. 
 
 8vo. A reprint of the edition of 1816, No. (343.). 
 Good copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (4400.) 2)S3' ^ Description Of Alnwick Castle. For 
 the Use of Visitors. 
 
 Alnwick : Published by W. Davison, Bondgate 
 Street. 1851. 
 
 i2mo. Pp.40. With a vignette by Thomas Bewick at page 24, 
 and the beautiful cut of the Percy Arms at page 40. The 
 latter has been given at page 400. 
 
 Good copy, in its original cover. 
 
 (4401.) 354. Treasure Trove In Northumberland. 
 
 Imprinted by George Bouchier Richardson, at the 
 Sign of the River-God Tyne, Clayton-Street- West ; 
 Printer to the Society of Antiquaries, and to the Typo-
 
 122 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 graphical Society, both of Newcastle-upon-Tyne. 
 1851. 
 
 Large 4to, Pp. x, 68. With Mr. Fenwick's cut on the title. 
 
 Fine copy, on large 4to. paper, in its original paper cover. ^ 
 
 (4402.) 2>S5- The New Reading Made Easy; Con- 
 sisting of a Variety of Useful Lessons. 
 
 Alnwick : Published by W. Davison. Price Two- 
 pence, [n. d.] 
 
 i8mo. Pp. !^^. With a cut by Thomas Bewick on the title. 
 Good copy, in its original cover. 
 
 (4403.) 2>5^- Inscription On A Tablet In the Abbey 
 Church of Hexham. 
 
 Newcastle-Upon-Tyne : Imprinted by George Bou- 
 
 chier Richardson, At the Sign of the River-God Tyne, 
 
 38, Clayton-Street- West. 1852. 
 
 4to. Pp. 12. With Mr. Fenwick's cut on the title. 
 Fine copy, on large 4to. paper, in its original paper cover. 
 
 (4404.) 357. Rustic Sketches ; Being Rhymes on 
 Angling, [etc.] By G. P. R. Pulman. 
 
 London : John Gray Bell, Bedford St. Covent 
 Garden, mdcccliii. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. ix, 78. With a vignette, said to be by Thomas 
 
 Bewick, at p. 48. 
 Good copy, in its original cover. 
 
 (4405.) 358. The Protest Of Certain Lords against 
 the Bill of Attainder Of Sir John Fenwick, Bart. 
 
 Newcastle-upon-Tyne : Imprinted by G. Bouchier 
 Richardson, at the Sign of the River-god-Tyne, Clay- 
 ton-street-west ; Printer to the Society of Antiquaries,
 
 Additions to Boohs and Famphlets. 123 
 
 and to the Typographical Society, both of Newcastle- 
 upon-Tyne. M.DCCC.LIV, 
 
 Large 410. Pp. 17. With Mr. Fenwick's cut on the title. 
 Fine copy, on large 4to. paper, in its original paper cover. 
 
 (4406.) 359. Specimens Of Early Wood Engraving: 
 Being Impressions of Wood-cuts From the Collection 
 of Mr. Charnley, Newcastle. 
 
 Newcastle-Upon-Tyne : Privately Printed for Emer- 
 son Charnley, Bigg Market. 1858. 
 
 4to. A title and ninety leaves, with a large number of cuts 
 printed on one side only. Since the publication of this work, 
 of which there were " Only 20 Copies printed," many of the 
 original Blocks, including all which were either known or be- 
 lieved to be by Thomas Bewick, have passed into my possession. 
 
 Fine copy, half-bound in morocco, gilt, with gilt top. 
 
 (4407.) 360. "The Thomas Bell Library." The 
 Catalogue Of 15,000 Volumes Of Scarce & Curious 
 Printed Books, and Unique Manuscripts, Comprised 
 in the unrivalled Library collected by The late Thomas 
 Bell, Esq. F.S.A., Which will be Sold by Auction, 
 [etc.] on Monday, 15. October, i860, and follow^ing 
 Days, [etc.] 
 
 Imprinted by J. G. Forster, at the Sign of the River 
 God Tyne, in Clayton Street, Newcastle upon Tyne. 
 i860. 
 
 Folio. Pp. vi, 276. With an impression of Mr. Thomas Bell's 
 
 book-plate, and several other cuts, by Thomas Bewick. 
 Fine copy, on the largest paper, in its original cover. 
 
 (4408.) 361. I. Impressions From Wood Blocks,
 
 124 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 Engraved by Thomas Bewick and Others, Formerly in 
 the Possession of Messrs. T. and J. Hodgson. 
 Newcastle-upon-Tyne : mdccclxv. 
 
 4to. A title and forty-two leaves, with impressions of three hun- 
 dred and ninety-one cuts, printed on one side of the leaves only. 
 
 One of twelve copies taken off" for Mr. Hodgson, before he 
 disposed of the Blocks to me. 
 
 Fine copy, in half morocco. 
 
 (4409.) 361. 2. Another copy. 
 (4410.) 361. 3. Another copy. 
 
 (4411.) 362. Newcastle in the Olden Time : Being 
 155 Views Of Ancient Churches, Chapels, and Monas- 
 teries ; [etc.] Reprinted from Richardson's Table 
 Book. 
 
 NewTastle-upon-Tyne : William Dodd, 5, Bigg 
 Market, Printed by J. G. Forster, at the Sign of the 
 River-God Tyne, 81, Clayton Street. 1865. 20 
 Copies Printed. 
 
 Foho.' With four cuts believed to be by Thomas Bewick. 
 Good copy, in its original cover. 
 
 (4412.) 2>^2)' ^ Pretty Book Of Pictures For Little 
 Masters and Misses, [etc.] The Fifteenth Edition. 
 
 London : Printed for, and Published by, Edwin 
 Pearson, Bewick Repository, 64, St. Martin's Lane, 
 Trafalgar Square. W.C. mdccclxvii. 
 
 Sm. 4to. Pp. xvi, 124. A reprint of the famous 'Tommy 
 Trij),' with cuts iVom the original Blocks, which — altiiough 
 they have been retouciied, especially those used by Charnley in
 
 Additions to Books and Pamphlets. 
 
 125 
 
 the 'Select Fables' of 1820 — still retain very much of the 
 beauty of their original state. 
 
 Good copy, in half-morocco. 
 
 " For this elegant Reprint of an exceedingly rare and interesting 
 little tome, right precious and dear to the heart of the genuine 
 Bewick Collector, we are indebted in the iirst place to the 
 liberality of our talented townsman, Robert White, Esq. The 
 worthy living depository of so much of the traditionary l(5re of 
 the ' North Countrie,' Mr. White, who is in possession of a 
 copy of the original work, kindly placed the same in the hands 
 of Mr. Edwin Pearson, the bookseller, who has evinced much 
 good taste in the getting up of this very limited edition." — 
 Newcastle Courant Neivspaper, 25 Oci., 1867. 

 
 126 
 
 ADDITIONS 
 
 TO 
 
 PROOFS, ETC., OF THE CUTS 
 
 IN 
 
 THE 'HISTORY OF QUADRUPEDS.' 
 
 (4413.) I. A Series of eight Quadrupeds, similar to 
 those described under Nos. (534.), {S35'):i and (SS^-)- 
 
 They consist of the Bull, Girafle, Elk, Wild Boar, Weasel, Bull 
 Dog, Mastiff, and Water Rat, as they appear in the first edition. 
 
 It is, doubtless, to these impressions that Bewick refers in his 
 Letter in the 'Monthly Magazine' of November, 1805, where 
 he says, "As the cuts [of the Quadrupeds] were engraved, 
 we employed the late Mr. Thomas Angus, of this town, 
 j)rintor, to take off a certain number of impressions of each, 
 many of which are still in my possession." 
 
 (4414.) 2. A Series of the Qiiadrupeds, and Vig- 
 nettes belonging to that Work, taken off without the 
 Icttcr-prcss, one on a page.
 
 Additions to Cuts in the ^History of Quadrupeds? 127 
 
 8vo. In old calf. It formerly belonged to Mr. Thomas Bell, of 
 Newcastle, and has his bookplate. It cost a subsequent pos- 
 sessor ten guineas. 
 
 I have been told that these brilliant impressions were taken oil" 
 for Mr. John Bell during the printing of the fifth edition of 
 the book in 1807. Almost aU have above and below them the 
 marks of the letter-press without ink, similar to what I have 
 already described in my notices of those curious and most 
 beautiful proofs of the Birds, Nos. {66^.) to (668.). 
 
 (4415.) 3. A Series of fifty-three of the Quadru- 
 peds, with marks of the type, etc., of a similar charac- 
 ter to those of the last article. 
 
 8vo. In shao^reen calf. Bound toarether with the Proofs of the 
 
 Birds noticed under No. (4419.). 
 It formerly belonged to Mr. J. T. Brockett. 
 
 (4416.) 4. I. The Improved Cart Horse. (No. 
 546.) Another impression. Proof on [mper. 
 
 (4417.) 4. 2. Another. A cutting from Charnley's 
 Book Catalogue, 181 7. 
 
 (4418.) 5. The Common Bull. No. (557.). An- 
 other impression. On a card.
 
 128 
 
 ADDITIONS 
 
 TO 
 
 PROOFS, ETC., OF THE CUTS 
 
 IN 
 
 THE 'HISTORY OF BRITISH BIRDS. 
 
 (4419.) I. A Series of twenty-eight of the Birds, 
 and of thirteen Vignettes, most of which are of a cha- 
 racter similar to those described under Nos. (663.) to 
 (668.J. 
 
 Among them are splendid impressions of the Hen-harrier, Do- 
 mestic Cock, Pheasant, Turkey, Peacock, Pintado, Partridge, 
 Quail, Water Hen, and Tame Duck — the loveliest gems of the 
 ' British Birds.' 
 
 8vo. In shagreen calf. Bound together with the Proofs of the 
 Quadrupeds noticed under No. (441 ^J.). 
 
 (4420.) 2. The Office Proofs of the First Volume 
 of the Birds. "Price i/. is. in Boards. 1797-" 
 
 Imp. 8vo., with occasional leaves in royal 8vo. The last leaf
 
 Additions to Cuts in the ^History of British Birds. ^ 129 
 
 has the advertisement of the third edition of the Quadrupeds. 
 The volume is roughly printed on coarse paper, and is still 
 in its original uncut state. It was given by Bewick to 
 Mr. R, Wingate, whose name, as also that of Thomas Win- 
 gate, is written in several places, with various sketches of ani- 
 mals and birds, inside the cover, and who has coloured several 
 of the figures with his usual ability. The Jay and the Moun- 
 tain Finch are specially excellent, and the entire volume is a 
 most interesting relic of the earliest days of the celebrated 
 work whose history it illustrates. 
 
 British Land Birds. No. (117.). 
 (4421.) 3. Title. Proof on paper. From Mr. W. 
 Garret. 
 
 British Water Birds. No. (117.). 
 (4422.) 4. Title. Proof on paper. From Mr. W. 
 Garret. 
 
 
 K
 
 130 
 
 ADDITIONS 
 
 TO 
 
 PROOFS, ETC., OF THE CUTS 
 
 /, -•-■ -^ ^^'5 
 
 IN 
 
 'tESofs fables; 
 
 (4423.) I. Vignette. " There will be sleeping 
 enough in the Grave." No. (1603.). Another im- 
 pression. ProoJ on paper. 
 
 (4424.) 2. The Fowler and the Lark. On a can- 
 celled leaf. No. (16 10.). Another.
 
 13' 
 
 ADDITIONS 
 
 TO 
 
 PROOFS OF THE CUTS, ETC., 
 
 IN 
 
 MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS & PAMPHLETS. 
 
 Hutton's Mensuration. No. (i.). 
 
 (4425.) I. The entire Series of the Cuts, cuttings 
 from the book, mounted on crayon paper. 
 
 Fisher's New English Tutor. No. (4029.). 
 (4426.) 2. The entire Series of Cuts. On ichite 
 India paper. From the original Blocks in my pos- 
 session. 
 
 Impressions have been given under No. (4029.). 
 Grey's Epitome of the Annals of Great Britain. 
 
 No. (4033-)- 
 (4427.) 3. The twenty-four Figures of the Sove- 
 reigns. On white India paper. From the original 
 Blocks in my possession. 
 
 Impressions will be Ibund under No. (4033.). 
 
 K 2
 
 132 
 
 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 Hastie's Reading Easy. Nos. (ii.). (497-)' etc. 
 (4428.) 4. The entire Series of the Cuts. On 
 white India paper. From the original Blocks in my 
 possession. 
 
 The following are specimens. 
 
 (4429.) 5. The twenty-four Alphabet Cuts. Proofs 
 
 rni draiciiii:; jxiper.
 
 Additions to Cuts, etc., in Miscellaneous Books. 133 
 
 (4430.) 6. The Old Hound. Fiyie old proof on 
 8t'o. paper. 
 
 (4431.) 7. The Foolish Stag. Fine old proof on 
 ^vo. paper. 
 
 An impression has been given under No. (1619.). 
 New Year's Gift. No. (4034.). 
 
 (4432.) 8. Six Cuts, illustrating the Story of Little 
 
 Red Riding Hood. On white India paper. From the 
 
 original Blocks in my possession. 
 Specimens will be found under No. (4034.). 
 
 " Deed For the Insurance ov Ships In the Loyal Club. 
 North-Shields : Printed by Matthew Brown. 
 M.DCC.LXXXII." 
 (4433.) 9. Proof of Title. 
 
 Curious Hieroglyphic Bible. No. (4045.). 
 
 (4434.) 10. Cut " representing a Gentleman seated 
 in an arm-chair, with four boys beside (before) him. 
 The border of this cut is of the same kind as that of 
 the large cut of the Chillingham Bull." Chatto, in 
 'Jackson's Hist, of Wood-Engraving,' p. ^66. An 
 impression on vellum. 
 
 Fox's Spelling Book. No. (4049.) 
 
 (4435.) II. The Series of Cuts. Proofs on paper. 
 The Children's Miscellany. Nos. (30.), (193.). 
 
 (4436.) 12. Nineteen Cuts, mounted on crayon 
 paper. 
 
 Hargrove's Knaresborough. No. (38.) 
 (4437.) 13. The Bewick Cuts, including the Arms 
 of the Priory of Knaresborough, the Cornwall Arms, 
 at page 61. On white India paper. From the original 
 Blocks in my possession.
 
 34 
 
 The Be2vick Collector. 
 
 Looking Glass for the Mind. No. (66.), etc. 
 (4438.) 14. A Series of nineteen Cuts. On white India 
 paper. From the original Blocks in my possession. 
 They consist of the cut on the title ; the large cuts at pp. 38, 75, 
 122, 132, 187, 202, 257, and 263 ; and the vignettes at pp. iv, 
 37, 53, 117, 174, 201, 223, 241, 256, and 262. See note re- 
 specting them in tlie Department " Wood Blocks." 
 The following are impressions of the cut on the title, and of that 
 at p. 202. 
 
 
 Sporting Magazine. No. (71.). 
 
 (4439.) 15. Horse Racing. Large Cut on the cover. 
 On 71'hite India paper. From the original Block in my 
 possession. 
 
 An impression will he found in the Department " Wood Blocks." 
 
 (4440.) 16. I. The Cuts mentioned under No. 
 (71.) of " The Bewick Collector." Early cuttings.
 
 Additions to Cuts, etc., in Miscellaneous Books. 135 
 (4441.) 16. 2. Another Series. Early cuttings. 
 
 Tales for Youth. No. (72.), etc. 
 
 (4442.) 17. The entire Series of thirty Cuts. On 
 ivhite India paper. From the original Blocks in my 
 possession. 
 
 Of these celebrated cuts, the finest examples of the work of John 
 Bewick for juvenile publications, I am happy to ot^er the two 
 following specimens, which occur at pages 40 and ^^. See 
 note respecting them in the Department " Wood Blocks."
 
 136 
 
 The Beivick Collector. 
 
 Kings of England. No. (4078.) 
 (4443.) 18. Cut on the title, and Portrait of King 
 George III. 0)i uhite India paper. From the original 
 Blocks in my possession. 
 
 History of England. No. (83.). 
 
 (4444.) 19. The Series of Illustrations. Fine im- 
 pressions. 
 
 The OEconomist. No. (127.). 
 
 (4445.) 20. The Series of Cuts. On luhile India 
 paper. From the original Blocks in my posses- 
 sion. 
 
 The cut on the title has been given under No. (1966.). 
 The Hive. Nos. (128.), (209.), etc. 
 
 (4446.) 21. The Series of Cuts. Old proofs, on 8ro 
 
 paper. 
 
 The original Blocks are in my possession. The cut on the title 
 will be found at page 371, and the following illustrate 'The 
 Story of Fidelia,' and ' The Beggar's Petition.'
 
 Additions to Cuts, etc., in Miscellaneous Books. 137 
 
 The Picture Book. No. (4:01.). 
 
 (4447.) 22. A Series of thirty-eight Cuts. On 
 ichite India paper. From the original Blocks in my 
 possession. 
 
 Specimens will be found under No. (4101.), etc. 
 The New Songster. No. (139.). 
 (4448.) 23. The two Cuts on the frontispiece, 
 " Blekell Murry-Neet " and " Worton Wcddin." On 
 ivhite India paper. From the original Blocks in my 
 possession. 
 
 The Vocal Miscellany. No. (141.). 
 (4449.) 24. Cut on the title. 0)i white India paper. 
 From the original Block in my possession. 
 
 The Pleasing Instructor. No. (4103.). 
 (4450.) 25. Cut on the title. On nhite India paper. 
 From tlic original Block in my possession.
 
 138 
 
 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 Elmina. No. (4108.). 
 
 (4451.) 26. The Frontispiece. On luhite India 
 paper. From the original Block in my possession. 
 
 The Forsaken Infant. No. (41 ii.). 
 
 (4452.) 27. The Series of nine large oval Cuts. On 
 white India paper. PVom the original Blocks in my 
 possession. The following is a specimen : 
 
 IT 
 
 ^^mm.mm'ii 
 
 
 Reay's Sportsman's Friend. No. (163.). 
 
 (4453.) 28. The Bay Pony. On while India 
 Ijajxr. From the original Block in my possession. 
 An impression is given on the next page. 
 
 Fisher's Grammar Improved. No. (4134.). 
 (4454.) 29. Facsimile of Signature. On white India 
 paper. From the original Block in my j)()ssession.
 
 Additions to Cuts, etc., in Miscellaneous Books. 139
 
 140 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 Osterwald's Bible. No. (207.). 
 
 (4455.) 30. A Series of thirteen copper-plate En- 
 gravings, as follow, each " Engraved by Beilby & 
 Bewick." 
 
 Lot's Hospitality. 
 
 The Meeting of Jacob & Rachel. 
 
 Moses in the Ark of Bulrushes. 
 
 Moses' Rod turned into a Serpent. 
 
 The Israelites departing out of Egypt. 
 
 Aaron. 
 
 The Two Spies. 
 
 Jephthah's rash 'Vow. 
 
 Sampson with the Gates of Gaza. 
 
 The Judgment of Solomon. 
 
 The Adoration of the Shepherds. 
 
 Peter Delivered. 
 
 Sf Paul. 
 
 The Hermit of "Warkworth. Nos. (217.), (221.), etc. 
 
 (4456.) 31. Large Cut facing page 83. On the 
 back of a card with the Multiplication Table. '•' Davi- 
 son, Printer, Alnwick." 
 
 (4457.) 32. Cut at p. 69. On a proof title of an 
 intended work descriptive of the works of Thomas 
 and John Bewick. 
 
 Specimens will he found at pp. 400 and 449. 
 The Picture of Newcastle upon Tyne. No. (218.). 
 
 (4458.) ^^. Cut on the title. 0)i ichite India paper. 
 From the original Block in my possession. I add an 
 impression.
 
 Additions to Cuts, etc., in Miscellaneous Boohs. 141 
 
 Poems of Burns. Nos. (230.), (480.), (1685.), ^'^^^ 
 
 (4459.) 34. The whole Series of Cuts, Fifie old 
 Proofs on 8fO paper. 
 
 (4460.) 35. A Series of eight Cuts. Old Proofs on 
 1 imo paper. 
 
 Specimens will be found at pp. 429, 473, and 487 of ' The 
 Bewick Collector,' and at p. 125 of the present Supplement. 
 
 (4461.) 'Tf^. Tarn o'Shanter. On a proof title of 
 the intended work before referred to. 
 
 An impression has been given under No. (3599. )• 
 Memoir of Farrer. No. (262.), 
 
 (4462.) 37. Portrait. No. (1702.). Proof on large 
 4to paper. 
 
 Warden's Spelling Book. No. (4235.), 
 (4463.) 38. The entire Series of Cuts. On tvhite 
 India paper. From the original Blocks in my pos- 
 session. 
 
 Specimens have been given under No, (4235.).
 
 142 The Beivich Collector. 
 
 Rhymes of Northern Bards. No. (302.). 
 (4464.) 39. The Cuts at pages 149, 174. On ivhite 
 India paper. From the original Blocks in my possession. 
 
 Garland of Northumberland Heroes. No. (303.). 
 (44G5.J 40. Cut on title, the only Cut. On ivhite 
 India paper. From the original Block in my posses- 
 sion. 
 
 An impression will be found under No. (4284.). 
 
 Figures in Rhymes. No. (304.). 
 
 (4466.) 41. Cuts on title and pages xiv, xvi, the 
 only Cuts. On ichite India paper. From the original 
 Blocks in my possession. 
 
 An impression of the first is given under No. (4289.). 
 
 Garland of Bells. No. (^:i3^-). 
 
 (4467.) 42. Cut on title, the only Cut. On ichite 
 India paper. From the original Block in my posses- 
 sion. 
 
 For an impression see under No. (4285.). 
 
 The Contented Couckould. No. {_336.). 
 
 (4468.) 43. Cut on title, the only Cut. On ichite 
 India paper. From the original Block in my posses- 
 sion. 
 
 An impression is given under No. (4282.). 
 
 Garland of New Songs. No. (4282.). 
 
 (4469.) 44. A Series of thirteen Cuts. On ivhite 
 India paper. From the original Blocks in my pos- 
 session. 
 
 Impressions will be found under No. (4282.).
 
 Additions to Cuts, etc., in Miscellaneous Books. 148 
 
 Collection of New Songs. No. (4283.) 
 (4470.) 45. Cut on title. On white India paper. 
 From the original Block in my possession. 
 
 An impression will be found under No. (4283.). 
 
 Account of the Great Flood. No. (345.). 
 
 (4471.) 46. Arms of Newcastle on title. On u'hite 
 India papei-. From the original Block in my pos- 
 session. 
 
 An impression will be found under No. (2169.). 
 
 Memoirs of Blackett. No. (364.). 
 
 (4472.) 47. Cut on title. No. (1737.)- On white 
 India paper. 
 
 Battle of Floddon Field. No. (377-)- 
 
 (4473.) 48. I. Vignette. No. (1746.). On white 
 satin. 
 
 (4474.) 48. 2. Another impression. On ivhite India 
 paper. From the original Block in my possession. 
 An impression has been given under No. (1746.). 
 
 Mitchell On The Pleasure and Utility of Angling. 
 No. (384.). 
 
 (4475.) 49. Cut on the title. On ivhite India 
 paper. From the original Block in my possession. 
 
 An impression will be found in the Department " Cuts for various 
 Societies, etc." 
 
 Chicken's Collier's Wedding. No. (391) 
 
 (4476.) 50. Vignette on page i. Proof on large 
 4.I0 paper.
 
 I 44 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 Carlisle's Collections. Nos. (438.), (4327.). 
 (4477.) 51. I. Cut on title. On cin^vo lecifofwhite 
 India paper. From Mr. W. Garret. 
 
 (4478.) 51. 2. Another impression. On a similar 
 leaf. From Mr J. G. Bell. 
 
 Tom Thumb's Play Book. No. (456.). 
 
 (4479 ) 52. The entire Series of Cuts. On ivhite 
 India paper. From the original Blocks in my pos- 
 session. 
 
 The Tyne Side Minstrel. No. (459.). 
 (4480.) ^0^. The frontispiece. On tv kite India paper. 
 From the original Block in my possession. 
 An impression has been given under No. (4341.). 
 
 Stanzas on Intended New Road, No. (466.). 
 (4481.) 54. Arms of Gateshead on the title. On 
 ivhite India paper. From the original Block in my 
 possession. 
 
 List of Knights and Burgesses of Durham. No. (4361.). 
 
 (4482.) ^^. Panel in Sir J. Duck's house in Silver 
 Street, Durham, page 28. On ivhite India paper. 
 From the original Block in my possession. 
 
 An impression will be found under No. (4361.). 
 
 The Bishoprick Garland. No. (490.). 
 (4483.) ^6. The Hilton Crest, page 84. On white 
 India paper. From the original Block in my pos- 
 session. An impression follows.
 
 yiddilious to Cuts, etc., in ]\Iiscellaneous Books. 145 
 
 Jackson and Chatto's History of Wood-engraving. 
 
 No. (4376-). 
 (4484.) 57. Vignette at page 634. On n-hite India 
 l:aper. From the original Block in my possession. 
 
 An impression has been given under No. (4376.). 
 Impressions of Ch.\rnley's Wood Blocks. No. (4406.). 
 
 (4485.) 58. A Series of twenty Cuts, besides those 
 elsewhere enumerated, amounting to one hundred and 
 thirty-five. On white India paper. From the original 
 Blocks in my possession. 
 
 L
 
 146 The Ben-ick Collector. 
 
 Memoir of Thomas Bewick. No. (528.). 
 
 (4486.) 59. Prospectus of the Work. 8vo. With 
 specimen of the ilkistrations. 
 
 (4487.) 60. Vignette, page 207. The Ass and the 
 Bees. No. (1905.). Proof on paper. 
 
 Wood Blocks formerly beloxgxng to JVIr. Hodgson. 
 
 No. (4408.). 
 (4488.) 61. The entire Series of Cuts. On ivhite India 
 paper. From the original Blocks in my possession. 
 
 Specimens are given under Nos. (3594.), (3742-). (3743-)> 
 (3744.), etc. 
 
 Tommy Trip. No. (4412.). 
 
 (4489.) 62. I. Prospectus of the work. 4to. With 
 a portrait and six specimen Cuts. 
 
 (4490.) 62. 2. Another copy. 
 
 (4491.) 62. 3. Another. 
 
 (4492.) 62. 4. Another, on vellum. 
 " Only six copies printed on vellum." 
 
 (4493.) d'^. Three Illustrative Photographs of Title, 
 MSS. notes, etc. 
 
 " Rev. Thomas Hugo, with Edwin Pearson's Respectful Com- 
 pliments." 
 
 Aristotle's Masterpiece. (An unknown Edition). 
 
 (4494.) 64. Four Cuts of Monsters. On white India 
 tiajwr. From the original Blocks in my possession. 
 History of P]ngland. 
 
 (4495.) 6^. The Series of twenty-seven large Por- 
 traits of the Sovereigns. On white India paper. From 
 the original Blocks in my possession. 
 
 Specimens will he found amongst the "Wood Blocks.""
 
 Additions to Cuts, etc., in Miscellaneous Books. 147 
 
 (4496.) 66. A Series of Alphabet Cuts, having a 
 great resemblance to those in ' Hastie's Reading Easy,' 
 No. (ii.)? etc., but executed, as it appears to me, a 
 little later. 
 
 Taken off on coarse blue paper, and mounted in an imp. 8vo 
 volume, which, after lying about the office for a considerable 
 time, Bewick gave as a scrapbook to Mr. G. Watson, sen., ot 
 Gateshead, when a child. It afterwards passed into the pos- 
 session of S. Longstaffe, Esq., of Gateshead, and from him be- 
 came my property. 
 
 (4497.) 6j. Another Series of Alphabet Cuts, larger 
 than the foregoing, but also bearing a general resem- 
 blance to those in ' Hastie's Reading Easy.' 
 
 On coarse white paper. Mounted in the same volume. 
 
 (4498.) 68. A Set of Alphabet Cuts on two Blocks. 
 On ivhite India paper. From the original Blocks in 
 my possession. 
 
 Of these clever little cuts impressions are annexed. 
 
 L 2
 
 148 
 
 The Bewick Collectoi 
 
 (4499.) 69. A Set of Alphabet Cuts on one Block. 
 On white India paper. From the original Block in 
 my possession. 
 
 (4500.) 70. A Set of twenty-four Alphabet Cuts. 
 On ivliite India paper. From the original Blocks in 
 my possession. 
 
 (4501.) 71. Part of an Alphabet, sixteen letters. 
 On white India paper. From the original Blocks in 
 my possession. 
 
 (4502.) 72. " M " for Merchant. Alphabet Cut. 
 On white India paper. From the original Block in 
 my j:)ossession. 
 
 (4503.) 73. Boys gathering Apples. On white 
 India paper. From the original Block in my pos- 
 session. 
 
 (4504.) 74. Boys gathering Apples. 0)i white
 
 A(l({itii»i.s to Culs^ etc., ill Mi see/ /an cans Boolis. 149 
 
 India pajjcr. From the original Block in my pos- 
 session. 
 
 Both of these, I presume, were done for Spellhig Books. 
 
 (4505.) 75. A Series of fifty-seven Cuts in rectan- 
 gular borders, for book illustrations. On white India 
 paper. From the original Blocks in my possession. 
 
 Spechiiens will he louiid among the " Wood Blocks." 
 
 (4506.) 76. A Series of sixty-two Vignettes, for 
 book illustrations. On white India paper. From the 
 original Blocks in my possession. 
 
 Specimens will he found among the "Wood Blocks." 
 
 (4507.) 77, Eleven book-illustrations, in square 
 borders, similar in style of execution to those which 
 occur in Saint's publications. 
 
 Among them are cuts for the ' History of a Fly,' ' Cock Robin,' 
 
 etc. 
 On coarse paper, of various colours. Mounted in the volume 
 
 previously noticed. 
 
 (4508.) 78. " T B " formed by the bodies of two 
 posture-makers. 
 
 On coarse white paper. Mounted in the same volume. 
 
 (4509.) 79. Six London Cries, in scroll borders. 
 
 On coarse white paper. Mounted in the same volume. 
 
 (4510 ) 80. A pair of large Fable Cuts of the Fox 
 and the Stork, 4j\y inc. by 2y\, inc., each occupying 
 an oval in a square, the corners filled with beautiful 
 flowers on a black ground. 
 
 On while [)aper. Mounted in the same volume.
 
 i^o The Bewick Collector. 
 
 (4511.) 8i. "Gardening." A Large Cut for the 
 covers of copy books. 
 
 (4512.) 82. John Gilpin. With extract from Cow- 
 per's poem. For the cover of a copy book. 
 
 (4513.) 83. A Series of fourteen Vignettes, printed 
 two on each leaf of an 8vo pamphlet. 
 
 The two first represent a man driving a pig from market, and a 
 doo- rescuing a drowning child. Among the rest are a man 
 shooting a hare, a post chaise stopping at a gate with post boy 
 paying toll, jockeys weighing, sportsman loading his gun, etc. 
 They were apparently intended for the illustrations of some 
 book, and printed about the year 1820. 
 
 Thouo-h tliey are not wanting in ability, the attribution of these 
 cuts to Bewick is very far from certain. 
 
 (4514.) 84. Two Fable Cuts, The Shepherd's Boy, 
 and Old Man and Death. In octangular borders. 
 On white India paper. From the original Blocks in 
 my possession. 
 
 (4515.) 85. Robinson Crusoe, bringing off boxes, 
 casks, etc., from the wreck. On white India paper. 
 From the original Block in my possession. 
 
 (451 G.) 86. Portrait of Robert Burns. In an oval 
 border. Proof on paper. 
 
 (4517.) 87. A Plough and a Pitchfork. On white 
 India paper. From the original Block in my pos- 
 session. 
 
 Done for some agricultural work. 
 
 (4518.) 88. A hne of Music. On white India paper. 
 I'rom the original Block in my possession.
 
 Additions to Cuts, etc., in JMiscellaneous Bcoks. 151 
 
 (4519.) 89. Two pages of different kinds of hand- 
 writing, used in various Spelling Books, On ivhite 
 India paper. From the original Blocks in my pos- 
 session. 
 
 (4520.) 90. A Mariner's Compass. On white India 
 paper. From the original Block in my possession. 
 
 (4521.) 91. A Series of thirteen Plans of Coal 
 Mmes, etc., to illustrate the working of the same. On 
 white India paper. From the original Blocks in my 
 possession. 
 
 (4522.) 92. A Series of fifty Geometrical Diagrams. 
 0)1 uhite India paper. From the original Blocks in 
 my possession. 
 

 
 '5'^ 
 
 ADDITIONS 
 
 TO 
 
 BOOK PLATES. 
 
 It is proper to state that the majority of the Arti- 
 cles in this and the eight following Divisions, ex- 
 cept of course the impressions on India paper from 
 Blocks since obtained, should have been included in 
 the previous volume, from which they were uninten- 
 tionally omitted. 
 
 Mr. Adamson's Cut. No. (1928.). 
 (4523.) I. Another impression. On ijellotr China 
 l)al)er. 
 
 An impression is given under No. (1929.). 
 
 Affleck's Book Plate. No. (1936.). 
 (4524.) 2. Another im|)ression. On ivltitc India 
 iHiJH'r. Vwnw the original Copperplate in my j)osses- 
 sion.
 
 AdditioJis to Book Plates. 
 
 Dd 
 
 (4525.) 3. " Matt^^ Anderson S^ Petersburg '' 
 Tyne-side scene, with distant view of Newcastle. On 
 white India paper. From the original Block in my 
 possession. An impression follows. 
 
 " Wm. Armstrong." No. (1950.). 
 (4526.) 4. Another impression. Proof on paper. 
 
 (4527.) 5. " George Atkinson.'' Arms alone. Proof 
 on paper. 
 
 (4528.) 6. "John Bell, Gateshead." An angel 
 blowing a trumpet, and holding in the left hand a 
 palm. The name is introduced among the clouds on 
 which the figure reposes. 
 
 (4529.) 7. Mr. Brockett's Cut. A copy executed, 
 as I believe, by Bewick himself. On white India paper. 
 From the original Block in my possession. 
 
 (4580.) 8. W. S. Burn, M.D. Arms alone. Cop- 
 perplate.
 
 154 T^he Bewick Collector. 
 
 (4531.) 9. " J. Cockerill." Rock and trees, with 
 Tynemouth in the distance. 
 
 To this are also to be referred Nos. (2050.), (2051.). 
 
 (4532.) 10. Viscount Gahvay. Arms alone. On 
 white Indici pciper. From the original Block in my 
 possession. 
 
 "J. Green." No. (2021.). 
 
 (4533.) II. Another impression. Proof on ivhite 
 India paper. 
 
 M. Hewitson. No. (2030.). 
 (4534.) 12. Another and most beautiful impres- 
 sion, for which I am indebted to the kindness of the 
 Rev. C. J. Newmarch, rector of Leverton, Boston. 
 
 (4535.) 13. "W"^- Nicholson." River scene, a 
 mill in the distance. A most beautiful copy of Mr. 
 Archbold's cut. No. (1945.). On white India paper. 
 
 Query, if not by Luke Clennell. 
 
 (4536.) 14. " William Robson." Arms alone. Proof 
 on paper. 
 
 J. W. Sanders. No. (2080.). 
 (4537.) 15. I. Another impression. On uJiite India 
 paper. From the original Block in my possession. 
 
 (4538.) 15. 2. Another. On nhite satin. 
 An impression is given under No. (2080.). 
 
 (4539.) 16. " Britifte Skottowe." Arms and crest, 
 with flowers and foliaoe. 
 
 Query, it by Jk-u iik, allliuiigli i)()iilively ilale m) to be.
 
 Additions to Book Plates. 155 
 
 Straker. No. (2095.). 
 (4.540.) 17. I. Another impression. On white India 
 paper. 
 
 (4541.) 17. 2. Another. On white India paper . 
 
 (4542.) 18. Initial Letter T, with books. On 
 white India paper. From the original Block in my 
 possession. 
 
 "William Thomas." No. (2102.). 
 (4543.) 19. Another impression. With the name 
 cut out, and the figure of a Fisherman inserted. Proof 
 on paper. It thus appears in the ' Fisher's Garland ' 
 for 1842. 
 
 (4544.) 20. A blank oval, in a border of oak, palm, 
 etc., apparently intended for a book-plate. On white 
 India paper. From the original Block in my posses- 
 sion. 
 
 (4545.) 21. Tyne-side scene, with rock in the fore- 
 ground, from which a name has apparently been re- 
 moved. On while Ijidia paper. From the original 
 Block in my possession. 
 
 Afterwards used for ihe heads of ballads, etc. 
 
 (4546.) 22. A blank Shield among foliage. On 
 white India paper. From the original Block in my 
 possession. 
 
 (4547.) 23. Four Shields of Arms. On white India 
 paper. From the original Blocks in my possession. 
 
 Query, if by Bewick.
 
 156 
 
 ADDITIONS 
 
 TO 
 
 CUTS FOR VARIOUS SOCIETIES, 
 COMPANIES, ETC. 
 
 I. Albion Firf, and Liie Insurance Company. 
 
 (4548.) I. Figure of St. George and the Dragon. 
 Very similar to but not the same as No. (2124.). 
 Newspaper cut. 
 
 3. Berwick Bank. 
 
 (4549.) 2. Their note for One Guinea, No. 13090. 
 Copperplate. Dated March 8th, 1799. 
 
 Believed to be by Thomas Bewick. 
 
 3. Carlisle Bank. 
 
 (4550.) 3. Their note for One Pound. With the 
 arms of Carlisle in a festoon of flowers. Copperplate. 
 
 4. Christianssuni) Bill of Lading. 
 (4551.) 4. A blank form. "C & M" in floreatcd 
 capitals.
 
 j^dditions to Cuts for Variou-'^ Societies, et^: 157 
 5. CowpEN Colliery. 
 
 (4552.) 5. Bill. Prince of Wales' plume. Copper- 
 plate. 
 
 6. Clerk of the Peace, Durham. 
 
 (4553.) 6. Circular seal, containing a Shield with the 
 arms of Durham. On icliite India paper. From the 
 original Block in my possession. 
 
 7. FOKKESTERS' LoDGE. 
 
 (4554.) 7. Forrester's Arms. On white India paper. 
 From the original Block in my possession. 
 
 8. Freemasons' Lodge. 
 
 (4555.) 8. Freemason's cut. On nhite India paper 
 From the original Block in my possession. 
 
 9. Parish of Gateshead. 
 
 (4556.) 9. Gateshead Parish Boundary Token, 1824. 
 On nhite India paper. From the original Block in my 
 possession. 
 
 (4557.) 10. "Merit," on a medal with ribbon. On 
 white India paper. From the original Block in my 
 possession. 
 
 10. KiRBY Stephen Bank. 
 
 (4558.) II. Their note for One Guinea, No. W. 
 Dated 12th August, 1807. With view of the Bank. 
 Copperplate. 
 
 Said to be by Thomas Bewick. 
 
 I i.-Lambton's Bank, Newcastle. 
 
 (4559.) 12. I. Cheque. " R I L & C"" infloreated 
 capitals.
 
 138 The Bewick Collector, 
 
 (4560.) 12. 2. Another. 
 (4561.) 12. 3. Another. 
 
 12. "LoTiiERY Office." 
 (4562.) 13. Figure of Mercury, with cornucopiae. 
 All but identical with the Cut at page 484. On ichite 
 India paper. From the original Block in my pos- 
 session. 
 
 13. Morpeth Hunt. 
 
 (4563.) 14. I. Vignette. Coursing. For the head 
 of their notices. Proof on paper. 
 
 (4564.) 14. 2. Another impression. Proof on paper. 
 Query, if by Bewick. 
 
 14. Newcastle Bank. 
 
 (4565.) 15. Order, No. 2177., for payment of 
 ^45. 18. II, Dated Oct. 22. 1806. Arms of New- 
 castle, in a scroll border. Copperplate. 
 
 (4566.) 16. Acknowledgment of Receipt of Money. 
 Arms of Newcastle. Copperplate. 
 
 " The notes of Ridley and Co.'s Bank were for many years en- 
 graved and printed under tlie superintendence of Bewick, who, 
 after Mr. Beilby's retirement, still continued the business of 
 copper-plate engraving and printing, and for this purpose always 
 kept presses of his own."' Chatto, in Jackson's ' History of 
 Wood Engraving,' p. 598. 
 
 15. Newcastle Royal Exchange Assurance Office. 
 
 View of the Royal Exchange. No. (2 140.). 
 
 (4567.) 17. Another impression. Oti ivliilc India 
 ])(il)er. I'rom the original Block in my possession.
 
 Additions to Cuts for l^arious Societies, etc. 159 
 
 View of the same. No. (2146.). 
 (4568.) 18. I. Another impression. Dated March 
 14, 18 1 6. 
 
 (45G9.) 18. 2. Another. Dated Dec. 12, 1816. 
 
 View of the same. No. (2147.). 
 (4570.) 19, Another impression. Dated March 18, 
 1814. 
 
 (4571.) 20. I. View of the same. Very small. Dated 
 September 24, 18 19. Newspaper cut. 
 
 (4572.) 20. 2. Another impression. Dated Decem- 
 ber 23, 18 19. 
 
 16. Newcastle-upon Tyne Fire Office. 
 
 Figure of Neptune, etc., No. (2148.). 
 (4573.) 21. I. Another impression. At the head of 
 " Proposals," etc. 
 
 (4574.) 21. 2. Another. At the head of "Pro 
 posals," etc. 
 
 (4575.) 21. 3. Another. Cutting from a Policy. 
 
 An impression has been given under No. (2150.). 
 
 (457G.) 22. I. Figure of Neptune. Copperplate. 
 (4577.) 22. 2. Another impression. 
 (4578.) 22. 3. Another. 
 
 From the head ot' a Policy. It was this of which Bewick's cele- 
 brat('d engraving on wood, the last article, was a copy. The 
 copperplate, so far as I am aware, is not his work. 
 
 Figure of a Fire Engine. No. (2157.). 
 (4579.) 23. Another impression. On ivhite India 
 Jxiper. From the original Block in my possession.
 
 i6o 
 
 The Bewick Collector 
 
 17. "Newcastle Broad & Crown Glass Comp''." 
 
 (4580.) 24. Bill, No. 5856, for ^27. lys. 2cl. dated 
 Newcastle upon Tyne, Dec^- 22^, lyjg. With the 
 Arms of Newcastle, above " N B & C G C " in orna- 
 mental capitals, both enclosed in a scroll border. Cop- 
 perplate. 
 
 18. Newcastle Waltonian Club. 
 
 (4581.) 25. River scene, with anglers supporting a 
 shield of arms. No. (2239.). On white India paper. 
 From the original Block in my possession. An im- 
 pression follows. 
 
 19. Northumberland Life Boat. 
 
 (4582.) 26. I. The Northumberland Life Boat, with 
 Tynemouth in the distance. Old proof on paper. 
 
 (4583.) 26. 2. Another impression. On white India 
 pal)er. From the original Block in my possession, of 
 which the following is an impression.
 
 ^■J (Id it ions to Cuts for Various Societies, etc. i6i 
 
 The Northumberland Life Boat. No. (3482.). 
 (4584.) 27. I. Another impression. Proof on pajjer. 
 (4585.) 27. 2. Another. Proof on paper . 
 (4586.) 27. 3. Another. On u-liite India paper. 
 20. Phcenix Fire Office. 
 Phoenix. No. (2194.). 
 (4587.) 28. Another impression. On ichite India 
 paper. From the original Block in my possession. 
 Phoenix. In a black oval. No. (2203.). 
 (4588.) 29. Another impression. 
 (4589.) 30. Phoenix. 0)i white India paper. From 
 the original Block in my possession. 
 
 (4590.) 31. Phoenix. On ichite India paper. From 
 the original Block in my possession. 
 
 21. South Shields r 
 
 (4591.) 32. "South Shields, No. I owe the 
 
 Bearer Five Shillings." With the Royal Arms, under 
 an Oak. Very tine. The original Block has lately 
 come into my ]')ossession. 
 
 M
 
 1 62 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 22. Sun Fire Office. 
 
 The Sun. No. (2212.). 
 (4592.) 2>2)' Another impression, 
 
 23. Weak Bank, Sunderland. 
 
 (4593.) 34. Theirnote for One Pound. No. 1051J. 
 With view of Sunderland Bridge. Dated 15*^ Feb- 
 ruary, 1 8 15. Copperplate. 
 
 Said to be by Thomas Bewick. 
 
 [I have notes, among others, of Barnard Castle Bank, Stockton 
 and Cleveland Bank, Tees Bank, and Sunderland and Wear- 
 mouth Bank, etc. ; but the attribution of these to Bewick is 
 very problematical.] 
 
 24. Union Lodge. 
 
 Four Hands. No. (2231.). 
 (4594.) 2>S- Another impression. F roof on paper. 
 
 25. WoOLCOMBERs' CoMPANY. 
 
 (4595.) 2^^. Their Arms. On ivliite India -pciper. 
 From the original Block in my possession. 
 
 (4596.) 37. Female Figure. "Britannia" on the 
 exergue. In a circular border. On white India paper. 
 From tlie original Block in my possession, 
 
 (4597.) 38. Figure of Fortune, standing on awheel 
 and holding a cornucopiae. An ancient tower in the 
 distance. On white India paper. From the original 
 Block in my possession, 
 
 (4598,) 39, Figure of Hope, done, I presume, for
 
 Additions to Cuts for Various Societies, etc. 163 
 
 some Society or Company. On white India paper. 
 From the original Block in my possession. Not unlike 
 that given at page 337, but reversed, and of better 
 execution. 
 
 (4599.) 40. Figure of Hope. Very similar to the 
 last. On white India paper. From the original Block 
 in my possession. 
 
 M 2
 
 1 64 
 
 ADDITIONS 
 
 TO 
 
 CUTS FOR EXHIBITIONS, ETC. 
 
 (4600.) I. "Coronation Balloon.'' " Edgar, Prin- 
 ter, Pilgrim Street, Newcastle." A bill of Mr. Green's 
 30th Ascent, from the Nun's Field, Newcastle. 
 
 With a Figure of the Balloon. 
 
 (4601.) 1. Balloon among Clouds, inscribed " Co- 
 ronation.'' On u'hite India paper. From the original 
 Block in my possession. 
 
 (4602.) 3. The Cockpit. On white India paper. 
 From the original Block in my possession. 
 
 (4603.) 4. A Series of eleven Cuts of Fighting 
 Cocks. On n-hite India paper. P'rom the original 
 Blocks in my possession. 
 
 [See also under " Newspaper Cuts."] 
 
 (4604.) 5. " Ingleby, Sen." In white letters on
 
 Additions to Culsjhr Exhibitions, etc. 165 
 
 black ground. For advertisements of his Conjuring 
 Performances. Newspaper cut. 
 
 (4605.) 6. " Ingleby." In white letters on black 
 ground. For similar advertisements. At the head of 
 a programme of performances at the Town Hall, Mor- 
 peth, on the 11^^ and 10^^^^ of May, 1818. 
 
 (4606.) 7. Mr. Sadler, the Aeronaut. View of his 
 descent in the Irish Channel. For a notice of one of 
 his exploits. Proof on paper. 
 
 Said to have been engraved tor Mr. Sadler, on the occasion of 
 one of his ascents, from Newcastle, i Sept., 18 15. 
 
 (4607.) 8. Mr. Sadler. Another view of his de- 
 scent. Very similar to the last. On luhite India paper. 
 From the original Block in my possession. 
 
 (4608.) 9. Mr. Sadler. View of his balloon among 
 clouds. On uhite India paper. From the original 
 Block in my possession. 
 
 (4609.) lo. A Bill of Performances on the tight 
 
 rope and of learned dogs at North Shields. With 
 
 four cuts by Thomas Bewdck. Dated i^^ August, 
 1786. 
 
 (4610.) II. " Theatre, North Shields." Alabelfor 
 the head of the play bills. On white India paper. 
 From the original Block in my possession. 
 
 (4611.) 12. "Theatre-Royal. For the Benefit of 
 Miss Jervis. Gal." Good woodcut square border.
 
 i66 
 
 The Bewick Collector, 
 
 (4612.) 13. "Tradesmen's Subscription Assembly. 
 Stranger's Ticket. No. ." Good woodcut oval 
 
 border. 
 
 (4613.) 14. "George Wilson." " Preston & Heaton, 
 Printers, Newcastle. Price Sixpence." 
 
 A portrait of Wilson, the pedestrian, at the head of an Account 
 of his various Performances.
 
 167 
 
 ADDITIONS 
 
 TO 
 
 RACING CUTS. 
 
 For the greater number of the articles in the present 
 Division I have to thank an old and well-known 
 Sportsman in the North of England, who, during fifty 
 years past, had collected these memorials, not for their 
 artistic excellence, but as records of other, and to him 
 more interesting, triumphs. 
 
 (4614.) I. Racing Cut. Small. Three Horses, to 
 the left. Probably older than Bewick. 
 
 Racing Cut. No. (2271.), etc. 
 (4615.) 2. I. Another impression. " Newcastle 
 Races, 1816." " G. Angus, Printer, Side, Newcastle." 
 At the head of a List of the Horses and Prizes. 
 
 (4<U().) 2. 2. Another impression. " Newxastle
 
 1 68 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 Races, 1 8 19." "G.Angus, Printer, Newcastle." At 
 the head of a similar List. 
 
 (4617.) 2. 3. Another impression. " Newcastle 
 Races, 1 82 1." "G.Angus, Printer, Newcastle." At 
 the head of a similar List. 
 
 (4618.) 2. 4. Another impression. " Chester-le- 
 Street Easter Races." " Atkinson, Printer, Chester- 
 le-Street." At the head of a List of Prizes to be run 
 for on the 19'^ and 20*'^ of April, 1824. 
 
 Racing Cut. No. (2284.), etc. 
 
 (4619.) 3. I. Another impression. "Newcastle 
 Races, 18 16." " G. Angus, Printer, Side, Newcastle." 
 At the head of a List of the Horses and Prizes. 
 
 (4620.) 3. 2. Another impression. " Newcastle 
 Races, 1822." "G.Angus, Printer, Newcastle." At 
 the head of a similar List. 
 
 (4621.) 3. 3. Another impression. " Newcastle 
 Races, 1824." At the head of a similar List. 
 
 An impression is given under No. (2286.). 
 
 Racing Cut. No. (2287.), etc. 
 
 (4622.) 4. I. Another impression. At the head of 
 a " List of Horses, &c., Entered to run on the Town 
 Moor, Newcastle Upon Tyne, in June, 1804." " M. 
 Angus and Son, Printers, Newcastle upon Tyne." 
 
 (4623.) 4. 2. Another impression. "Willington 
 Races.'' " Printed by E. Humble, Mosley-Street, 
 Newcastle." At the head of a List of Prizes " to be 
 Run for, at Willington, on Whitsun Tuesday, May 
 27"', 18 1 7."
 
 yidditiuns tu Racing Cuts. 169 
 
 (4624.) 4. 3. Another impression. " Newcastle 
 Races, 1822." " G. Angus, Printer, Newcastle." At 
 the head of a List of Horses and Prizes. 
 
 (4625.) 4. 4. Another impression. " Newcastle 
 Races, 1823." " G. Angus, Printer, Newcastle." At 
 the head of a similar List. 
 
 An impression is given under No. (2292.). 
 
 Racing Cut. No. (2293.), etc. 
 (4626.) 5. Another impression. At the head of 
 " A Humoursome and Interesting Dialogue between a 
 Lady and Gentleman." " Catnach, Printer, 2, Mon- 
 mouth Court, 7 Dials." 
 
 The impression shows that the block is cracked in four or more 
 pieces. No portion, after a long and minute search through 
 all the stock of Catnach's ofHce, has been recovered. It has 
 not been seen for a number of years, and has doubtless 
 perished. 
 
 Racing Cut. No. (2295.), etc. 
 
 (4627.) 6. I. Another impression. "Newcastle 
 Races, 1 8 1 5 ." " Marshall, Printer, Old Flesh Market, 
 Newcastle." At the head of a similar List. 
 
 (4628.) 6. 2. Another impression. " Newcastle 
 Races, 1825." " J. Marshall, Printer, Newcastle." At 
 the head of a similar List. 
 
 Racing Cut. No. (2310.), etc. 
 
 (4629.) 7. I. Another impression. Date and place 
 cut off. 
 
 (4630.) 7. 2. Another. " Lambton Park Meeting, 
 1825." " Newcasde : Printed by W. Boag, Foot of 
 Dean Street." At the head of a similar List.
 
 lyo The Bewick Collector. 
 
 (4631.) 7. 3. Another similar. 
 
 Racing Cut. No. (2313.), etc. 
 
 (4632.) 8. Another impression. " Newcastle Races, 
 1815." "Marshall, Printer, Old Flesh Market, New- 
 castle." At the head of a similar List. 
 
 Racing Cut. No. (2,317.), etc. 
 (3633.) 9. Another impression. " New^castle. 
 King's Meadow's Races & Regatta, 1830." " W. 
 Boag, Printer, Newcastle." At the head of a List of 
 various Amusements on the 19''', 20^^, and 21*' of 
 May, in that year. 
 
 Racing Cut. No. (2320.), etc. 
 (4634.) 10. Another impression. On white India 
 paper. From the original Block in my possession. 
 
 (4635.) II. I. Racing Cut. " Car-Hamilton Races." 
 " K. Anderson, Printer, Side, Newcastle." Three 
 Horses, to the left. At the head of a List of Prizes 
 " To be Run for, over Car-Hamilton, on Monday the 
 6'h of June, 1803." 
 
 (4636.) II. 2. Another impression. "Stanhope 
 Races, 18 12." " K. Anderson, Printer, Newcastle." 
 At the head of a List of Prizes " To be Run for, at 
 Stanhope in the County of Durham, on Thursday the 
 21^' of May." 
 
 (4637.) 12. Racing Cut. "Newcastle Races, 1826." 
 " W. Boag, Printer, Newcastle." Three Horses, to 
 the right. At the head of a List of Horses and Prizes.
 
 Additions to Racing Cuts. 17 1 
 
 (4G88.) 13. Racing Cut. Three Horses, to the 
 left. Place and date cut off. 
 
 I tear that this may be later than any work of Thomas Bewick, 
 but it is so like his as to deserve the benefit of the doubt. 
 
 (4639.) 14. Racing Cut. Two Horses, to the left. 
 Probably older than Bewick. On white India paper. 
 From the original Block in my possession. 
 
 (4040.) 15. Racing Cut. Small. Two Horses, to 
 the right. On white India paper. From the original 
 Block in my possession. I give an impression. 
 
 (4641). 16. Racing Cut. Small. Two Horses, to 
 the right. Very similar to the last. On n-hite India 
 paper. From the original Block in my possession. 
 
 (4642.) 17. Racing Cut. Small. Two Horses, to 
 the left. On wliite India paper. From the original 
 Block in my possession. 
 
 (4643.) I 8. Racing Cut. Small. Three Horses, to 
 tlic right. 0)1 n-hite India paper. From the original 
 Block in my possession. 
 
 (4644.) 19. Racing Cut. Small. Three Horses, to 
 the right. On nhite India paper. From the original 
 Block in my possession. 
 
 (4645.) 20. Racing Cut. Three Horses, to the left. 
 In a border. 0;/ white India paper. From the origi- 
 nal jilock in mv j)ossession. 
 
 The genlleni.ui whom I h;ive to thank tor this addition informed
 
 172 
 
 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 me tliat it had been in his family for a gseat number of years, 
 and that it was believed to be the first effort of Thomas Bewick 
 in the line in which he was afterwards so unrivalled. 
 
 (4646.) 21. Racing Cut. Three Horses, to the left. 
 On ivJiite India paper. From the original Block in my 
 possession. 
 
 (4647.) 22. Racing Cut. Three horses, to the left. 
 On ichite India paper. From the original Block in my 
 possession. An impression follows. 
 
 (4648.) 23. Racing Cut. Three Horses, to the left. 
 Very similar to the last. On ichite India paper. From 
 the original Block in my possession. 
 
 (4649.) 24. Racing Cut. Three Horses, to the left. 
 On ichite India paper. From the original Block in my 
 possession. An impression is given on the opposite page. 
 
 (4650.) 25. .Racing Cut. Three Horses, to the left. 
 On ichite India paper. From the original Block in my 
 possession. An impression is given on the opposite page. 
 
 (4651.) 26. Racing Cut. Four horses, to the left. 
 On ichite India paper. From the original Block in my 
 possession.
 
 yJddi/io/i.s to Rac'nii^ Ciils. 
 
 73 

 
 ^74 
 
 ADDITIONS 
 
 TO 
 
 SHOP CARDS. 
 
 (4652.) I. "James Bell, (Late Darling & Bell) 
 Goldsmith, Jeweller, and Watch Maker, No. 19, Dean 
 Street, Newcastle." An oval in a square, with cups, 
 urns, etc., in the four corners. In the centre " The 
 Silver Lion." Copperplate. 
 
 (4653.) 2. " J. Catnach Printer & Pubhsher." On 
 ivhite India paper. From the original Block in my 
 possession. 
 
 (4654.) 3. "J. Catnach Printer & Publisher." On 
 white India paper. From the original Block in my 
 possession. 
 
 (4655.) 4. " Davidson Grocer & Tea-dealer Side 
 Newcastle." On white India pa»er. From the original 
 Block in my possession. 
 
 (4656.) 3. " George Estell, Tea-Dealer & Grocer, 
 No. 38, Foot of the Butcher Bank, near the Side, 
 Newcastle." Good square border. A shop j)aper. 
 
 (4657.) 6. " Graham Printer Alnwick." i\ rock 
 with foliage. Proof on paper.
 
 Additions to Shop Cards 
 
 ^1S 
 
 John Harrop. No. (2359.). 
 
 (4658.) 7. Another impression. 
 
 (4659.) 8. " S. H." Solomon Hodgson. An oval, 
 with the letters in white on a black ground, palm 
 branches on either side, festoons of flowers, etc. 
 
 (46G0.) 9. "D. Laidler, Taylor," etc. "Westgate- 
 Street, (near the end of Denton Chare) Newcastle." 
 The Royal Arms. Copperplate. 
 
 (4661.) 10. " Mitchell, Merchants Auctioneer." A 
 scroll, with books, plans, table with pen and ink, etc. 
 Copperplate. . 
 
 (4662.) II. "J. Neil, Northumberland-Street, Day 
 or Evening Drawing School." Clever oval border. 
 
 (4663.) 12. "All sorts of Sportsmens Instrum*^ 
 Guns Pistols &c " Done for Mr. W. D. Noad, Gun- 
 maker, of Morpeth, about the year 1810. On white 
 Lidia paper. From the original Block in my posses- 
 sion, of which the following is an impression. 
 
 (4664.) 13. I. '• S. Stephenson Letter Founder, 
 London " Weapons of the chace, bow, arrows, qui- 
 ver, shield, etc., with a leopard's skin thrown across a 
 club. 0)1 vellinn.
 
 176 
 
 The Beicicl' Collector. 
 
 (4665.) 13. 2. Another impression. On white satin. 
 
 Very similar in style of execution to the emblematical cats at the 
 beginning of each of the Books of" Somervile's Chace." 
 
 (4666.) 14. "Turnbull, Tyne Bridge End New- 
 castle." A cartouche bearing a Hat, supported by a 
 beaver and a ram. Copperplate. 
 
 (4667.) 15. "J. Weir, Boot and Ladies' Shoe 
 Maker, No. 4, Collingwood-Street, Newcastle." Wood- 
 cut scroll border, dated in M.S. "June 26, 181 2," 
 
 (4668.) 16. "B. Wilson, (Late Master of the Alex- 
 ander,) Dealer in Marine Stores, North Shore, New- 
 castle upon Tyne." Oval border. Similar to J. Neil, 
 No. (4662.). 
 
 (4669.) 17. An oval border, for a shop-card. On 
 white India paper. From the original Block in my 
 possession. 
 
 (4670.) 18. Border for a shop-card. On white India 
 paper. From the original Block in my possession. 
 An impression follows.
 
 177 
 
 ADDITIONS 
 
 TO 
 
 INVOICE HEADS. 
 
 It is not improbable that a few of these were used as 
 Newspaper Advertisement Cuts. 
 
 (4671.) I. I. "Thomas Appleby Stationer Printer 
 and Bookseller. North Shields." A scroll hanging over 
 a heap of books, with " Pilots Charts, Books of Naviga- 
 tion and Commerce, Genuine Medicines," etc. Cop- 
 perplate. Dated in M.S. Aug'^^- 20, 18 10. 
 
 (4672.) 1. 2. Another impression. 
 
 Probably l)y Lambert. 
 
 "J. Blackwell and Co." No. (2423.). 
 (4673.) 2. I. Another impression. On a leaf on 
 which three other impressions are pasted. From Mr. 
 John Bell. 
 
 (4674.) 2. 2. Another impression. On white India 
 
 N
 
 lyS 
 
 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 paper. From the original Block in my possession, for 
 which beautiful work of art I have to thank Mr. 
 Blackwell. An impression follows. 
 
 (4675.) 3. Bookseller's and Stationer's Cut. A 
 
 curtain, in front of which is an open volume. On 
 
 white India paper. From the original Block in my 
 possession. 
 
 (4676.) 4. Bookseller's and Stationer's Cut. Very 
 similar to the last, but with the addition of two palm 
 branches and flowers below the volume. On ivhite 
 India paper. From the original Block in my pos- 
 session. 
 
 (4677.) 5. " Bray Chymist." In an oval, above 
 which is a pestle and mortar. On white India paper. 
 From the original Block in my possession. 
 
 (4678.) 6. Breeches' Maker's Cut. A pair of 
 breeches and a glove. On white India paper. From 
 the original Block in my possession. 
 
 (4679.) 7. " J. C." White letters on a black
 
 Additions to hivoice Heads. 179 
 
 ground. An oval, with border of palm and oak. 
 Done for John Clark, Printer, Newcastle. 
 
 (4680.) 8, Chemist's Cut. A curtain surmounting 
 an oval in which is a bust of " Glauber." On ivhite 
 India paper. From the original Block in my posses- 
 sion. 
 
 (4681.) 9. Chemist's Cut. A pestle and mortar. 
 On ivhite India paper. From the original Block in my 
 possession. 
 
 (4682.) 10. Currier's Cut. A currier at work. On 
 Iichite ndia paper. From the original Block in my 
 possession. 
 
 (4683.) II. Cutler's Cut. A knife grinder at work. 
 On ivfiite India paper. From the original Block in 
 my possession. 
 
 (4684.) 12. "Original Daffy's Elixir." A bottle, 
 with " True Daffy's Elixir," in a circular border with 
 the above inscription. On white India paper. From 
 the original Block in my possession. 
 
 (4685.) 13. Grocer's Cut. A Turk drinking Coffee. 
 Barrells with " Coffee," " Tobacco," etc. A Ship in the 
 distance. 0)i white India paper. From the original 
 Block in my j)ossession. 
 
 (4686.) 14. " Harris." " Juvenile Library." Square 
 view of his shop, corner of St. Paul's Churchyard, 
 with part of the front of the Cathedral. On white 
 India paper. From the original Block in my posses- 
 sion. 
 
 N 2
 
 i8o The Beicick Collector. 
 
 (4687.) 15. "Hams." "Juvenile Library." Square 
 view of his shop, corner ol St. Paul's Churchyard, with 
 the whole front of the Cathedral. On ivhite India paper. 
 From the original Block in my possession. 
 
 (4688.) 16. " Harris's Cabinet of Amusement & In- 
 struction." Circular view of his shop, with the whole 
 front of the Cathedral, in a border of oak and bay. 
 On white India paper. From the original Block in my 
 possession. 
 
 (4689.) 17. " I Harris " On a rock with foliage. 
 On white India paper. From the original Block in my 
 possession. An impression follows. 
 
 (4690.) 18. "I Harris" On part of a frame 
 supporting a bee-hive, with flowers, etc. On white 
 India p)aper . From the original Block in my posses- 
 sion. 
 
 These old relics of the celebrated House, from which emanated 
 90 many and well-known publications, have a special interest 
 apart from the artistic ability which they display. 
 
 (4691.) 19. Ironmonger's Cut. Figure of Justice, 
 with anchor and key. Very similar to No. (2449.).
 
 Additiom to Invoice Heads 
 
 i«i 
 
 On white India paper. From the original Block in my 
 possession. I give an impression. 
 
 (4692.) 20. Ironmonger's Cut. Figure of Hope. 
 On lihite India paper. From the original Block in my 
 possession. 
 
 David Laidler. No. (2448.). 
 (4693.) 21. Another impression. Dated Mar. 14, 
 1805. 
 
 (4694.) 22. Lockwood & Cockburn, Engine Bridge 
 Factory, Huddersfield. View of the works. Copper- 
 plate. Dated in MS. 4 May, 18 19. 
 
 Quer)% if by Bewick. 
 
 • (4695.) 23. View of a mill; two horses carrying 
 sacks of corn in the foreground, a farm house and 
 yard in the rear. On a miller's bill, as I presume, but 
 the scrip has unfortunately been cut off. Copper- 
 plate. 
 
 (4696.) 24. Printer's Cut. A printing press, with 
 sheets hanging to dry. On white India pajjer. From 
 the original Block in my possession.
 
 1 82 The Beivick Collector. 
 
 (4697.) 25. Printer's Cut. Printers at work. On 
 2vhite India paper-. From the original Block in my 
 possession. 
 
 (4698). 26. Shipbuilder's Cut. A ship on the 
 stocks. On uhite India pa2jer. From the original 
 Block in my possession. 
 
 (4699.) 27. Silversmith's Cut. An urn, etc. On 
 ivhite India paper. From the original Block in my 
 possession. 
 
 (4700.) 28. Tea Dealer's Cut. A Chinaman, with 
 tea chest, etc. On ivhite India paper. From the ori- 
 ginal Block in my possession. 
 
 (4701.) 29. Tea Dealer's Cut. A Chinaman, with 
 tea chest; a pagoda in the distance. On white India paper. 
 From the original Block in my possession. 
 
 (4702.) 30. Tea Dealer's Cut. A Chinaman, with 
 tea chest inscribed " Fine Tea," etc. On white India 
 paper. From the original Block in my possession. 
 
 (4703.) 31. Tea Dealer's Cut. A canister inscribed 
 " Fine Tea." On ivhite India paper. From the ori- 
 ginal Block in my possession. 
 
 (4704.) 32. Tea Dealer's Cut. A canister inscribed 
 " The Chinese Tea Warehouse." On ivhite India 
 paper. From the original Block in my possession. 
 
 Very similar to No. (2498.) 
 
 (4705.) ^^. Tea Dealer's Cut. A canister inscribed 
 " The Chinese Tea Warehouse." On white India 
 paper. From the original Block in my j^osscssion.
 
 j4dditi()tis to Invoice Heads. 183 
 
 (470G.) 34. Tea Dealer's Cut. Large Cliinese land- 
 scape, with figures of an Englishman and a Chinaman 
 and tea chests, and a ship and pagoda in the distance. 
 0)1 nhite India paper. From the original Block in my 
 possession. 
 
 (4707.) '^^. Tea Dealer's Cut. Chinese landscape, 
 with Chinamen, tea chests, etc. On white India paper. 
 From the original Block in my possession. 
 
 (4708.) 2>^. Tea Dealer's Cut. A Chinese lady and 
 child drinking tea. Gn white India paper. From the 
 original Block in my possession. 
 
 (4709.) 37. Tea Dealer's Cut. Chinese, etc. On 
 white India paper. From the original Block in my 
 possession. 
 
 (4710.) 38. Tea Dealer's Cut. A Grasshopper. On 
 white India paper. From the original Block in my 
 possession. 
 
 (4711.) 39. Tobacco Cut. An Indian holding to- 
 bacco leaves ; by his side are four hogsheads, the near- 
 est inscribed " Virginia." On white India paper. From 
 the original Block in my possession. 
 
 (4712.) 40. Tobacco Cut. Two Indians leaning on 
 a hogshead. On white India paper. From the ori- 
 ginal Block in my possession. 
 
 (4713.) 41. Tobacco Cut. A man smoking, lean- 
 ing against a hogshead inscribed " Best Virginia." On 
 white India paper. From the original Block in my 
 possession.
 
 184 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 (4714.) 42. Tobacco Cut. Tobacco plant, with 
 chest and hogshead. On ivhhe India paper. From 
 the original Block in my possession. 
 
 (4715.) 43. Tobacco Cut. A hogshead inscribed 
 " W S W" " Long Strip ", with tobacco plant in the 
 rear. Palms and a ship in the distance. On ivhite India 
 paper. From the original Block in my possession. 
 
 (4716.) 44. Tobacco Cut. A Scotchman leaning 
 on a hogshead. On white India paper. From the 
 original Block in my possession. 
 
 (4717.) 45. Tobacco Cut. A West Indian planter 
 smoking, leaning on a hogshead. On ivhite India 
 paper. From the original Block in my possession. 
 
 (4718.) 46. Tobacco, Cut. "Fein Toback." An 
 Indian smoking, with tobacco plant, hogsheads, etc. 
 On white India jKiper. From the original Block in my 
 possession. 
 
 (4719.) 47. Upholsterer's Cut. A sofa. On white 
 India paper. From the original Block in my posses- 
 sion. 
 
 (4720.) 48. Upholsterer's Cut. A sofa. On white 
 India paper. From the original Block in my pos- 
 session. 
 
 (4721.) 49. Upholsterer's Cut. Furniture. On 
 white India paper. From the original Block in my 
 possession. 
 
 Walker & Featherston's Cut. No. (2466.). 
 (4722.) 50. Another impression. 0// wliile India
 
 Additions to Invoice Heads. 185 
 
 paper. From the original Block in my possession. 
 The following is an impression. 
 
 (4723.) 51. Waxchandler's Cut. A bee-hive, under 
 a festoon of flowers. Oji white India paper. From the 
 original Block in my possession. An impression follows. 
 
 "■■■■■iiiiiiiiiiiiiinuiui"'*' 
 
 (4724.) 52. Woolstapler's Cut. A Lamb seated on 
 a sack of wool. A ship in the right distance. On 
 ichite India paper. From the original Block in my 
 possession. 
 
 Query if by Bewick. 
 
 (4725.) 53. A border of palm, foliage, and flowers, 
 for an invoice. 0)i nliite India paper. From the 
 original Block in my possession.
 
 i86 
 
 ADDITIONS 
 
 TO 
 
 TRADESMEN'S NEWSPAPER CUTS. 
 
 (4726.) I. " Dr. Patrick Anderson." On a circular 
 border enclosing a shield, with A. H. above, and be- 
 tween the letters the crest of a man's head. On white 
 India paper. From the original Block in my posses- 
 sion. 
 
 (4727.) 2. " Dr. Patrick Anderson." Very similar, 
 but smaller, and in an oval border. On ichile India 
 paper. From the original Block in my possession. 
 
 William Anderson, Auctioneer. No. (2473.) 
 (4728.) 3. Another impression. 0)i uliite India 
 paper. From the original Block in my possession. A 
 remarkably spirited production. The following is an 
 imj)ression.
 
 Additions to Tradesmen\s Newspaper Cuts. 187 
 
 (4729.) 4. Auctioneer's Cut. View of an auction. 
 In a border. On ivhite India paper. From the ori- 
 ginal Block in my possession. Of this also I give an 
 impression. 
 
 (4730). 5. Auctioneer's Cut. View of an auction. 
 Very similar, but without the border. On irJiite India 
 paper. From the original Block in my possession. 
 
 (4731.) 6. Blacking Seller's Cut. A man shaving 
 before a polished boot. On white India paper. From 
 the original Block in my possession. 
 
 Very similar to No. (2529.). 
 
 (4732.) 7. Carrier's Cut. A stage waggon. On 
 white India pal)er. From the original Block in my 
 possession.
 
 i88 The Bewich Collector, 
 
 (4733.) 8. Chemist's Cut. A man with the gout. 
 On white India paper. From the original Block in my 
 possession. 
 
 (4734.) 9. Chemist's (?) Cut, A bottle, under a 
 shield. On ivkite India paper. From the original 
 Block in my possession. 
 
 (4735.) 10. Chemist's Cut. A Phoenix. On white 
 India paper. From the original Block in my posses- 
 sion. 
 
 (473G.) II. Chemist's Cut. A Phoenix. On white 
 India paper. From the original Block in my posses- 
 sion. 
 
 Dr. Cullen's " Scarlet Pills." No. (2481.). 
 (4737.) 12. Another impression. 
 
 (4738.) 13. Draper's Cut. A cornice inscribed 
 " Cheap Cloths Hats Stockings &c." On ivhite India 
 paper. From the original Block in my possession. 
 
 Very similar to No. (4755.). 
 
 (4739.) 14. Florist's Cut. An orange tree growing 
 in a pot. On ivhite India paper. From the original 
 Block in my possession. 
 
 (4740.) 15. Gardener's Cut. A gardener at work. 
 On wJiite India paper. From the original Block in 
 my possession. 
 
 Joseph and John Gibson. No. (2494.). 
 (4741.) 16. Another impression. On ichite India 
 paper. From the original Block in my possession.
 
 Additions to Tradesmen'' s Newspaper Cuts. 189 
 
 (4742.) 17. I. Joseph & John Gibson. A lamb 
 suspended by the middle. Very similar to the last. 
 Dated June 8, 1793. 
 
 (4743.) 17. 2. Another impression. Dated August, 
 
 1793- 
 (4744.) 17. 3. Another. 
 
 John Marshall Mather. No. (2512.). 
 (4745.) 18. Another impression. On white India 
 baper. From the original Block in my possession. 
 
 Parsons. No. (2517.). 
 (4746). 19. Another impression. On while India 
 paper. From the original Block in my possession. 
 
 (4747.) 20. Piano-forte Maker's Cut. A cottage 
 piano-forte. On white India paper. From the ori- 
 ginal Block in my possession. 
 
 (4748.) 21. Philosophical Instrument Maker's Cut. 
 Barometer, etc. On white India paper. From the 
 original Block in my possession. 
 
 (4749.) 22. " B R " in reversed cypher, in a cir- 
 cular border, inscribed " Smelling Medicine i Sh." On
 
 I go The Bewick Collector. 
 
 white India paper. From the original Block in my 
 possession. 
 
 Done for Mr, Roddam, of North Shields. 
 
 (4750.) 23. "TS"in a circular border, inscribed 
 " Smelling Medicine." On ivhite India paper. From 
 the original Block in my possession. 
 Done for Thomas Saint, printer, of Newcastle. 
 
 (4751.) 24. "TS" in reversed cypher. On wJiite 
 India paper. From the original Block in my posses- 
 sion. 
 
 (4752.) 25. "TS" Similar. On white India paper. 
 From the original Block in my possession. 
 
 (4753.) 26. "TS" Similar. On white India paper. 
 From the original Block in my possession. 
 Done for Thomas Slack, of Newcastle. 
 
 (4754.) 27. Shoemaker's Cut. A foot. On white 
 India paper. From the original Block in my posses- 
 sion. 
 
 Thompson and Robinson. No. (2524.). 
 
 (4755.) 28. Another impression. On white India 
 paper. From the original Block in my possession. 
 
 "Turner & Akenhead." No. (2527.). 
 (4756.) 29. Another impression. 
 
 " Richard Turner." No. (2529.). 
 (4757.) 30. Another impression. 
 
 (4758.) 31. Upholsterer's Cut. A man with an 
 easy chair. On ivhite India paper. From the original 
 Block in my possession.
 
 Additions to Tradesmen's Newspaper Cuts. 191 
 
 (4759.) 32. Water Carrier's Cut. Two men carry- 
 ing a barrel of water. On icliite India paper. From 
 the original Block in my possession. 
 
 Edward Wilson. No. (2533.). 
 (4760.) 2>?>- Another impression. Dated " New- 
 castle upon Tyne, 21^^ June, 1799." 
 
 (4761.) 34. Woollen Draper's Cut. The fleece. On 
 white India paper. From the original Block in my 
 possession. 
 
 (4762.) 2)5- Woollen Draper's Cut. The fleece. 
 On white India paper. From the original Block in 
 my possession.
 
 192 
 
 ADDITIONS 
 
 TO 
 
 BAR BILLS. 
 
 (4763.) I. I. "Eliz. Bendle, Three Indian Kings, 
 Quay-Side, Newcastle." Dated in MS. 1 2 Mar. 1 804. 
 Good woodcut border. 
 
 (4764.) I. 2. Another. 
 
 "Mrs. Eliz. Bendle died 13 April, 1824, aged 71 years." Mr. 
 John Bell. 
 
 (4765.) 2. The Blue Boar. On white India paper. 
 From the original Block in my possession. 
 
 (4766.) 3. 1. " Joseph Boggon, Rose & Crown Inn, 
 Whickham." " Edward Walker, Printer, Newcastle." 
 Good square border. 
 
 (4767.) 3. 2. Another. 
 
 William Burns, Haltwhistle. No. (2541.) 
 (4768.) 4. Another impression. On wliite India 
 papei\ From the original Block in
 
 yldditions to Bar Bills. 
 
 193 
 
 (4769.) 5. The Bush. On uhite India paper. From 
 the original Block in my possession. 
 
 (4770.) 6. The Bush. 0)1 white India paper. From 
 the original Block in my possession. 
 
 (4771.) 7. The Cock. On uhite India paper. From 
 the original Block in my possession. 
 
 Very similar, so far as the figure, to the celebrated cut, No. 
 (2564.). A\\ impression follows. 
 
 *^ 
 
 (4772.) 8. The Cock. On white India paper. From 
 the original Block in my possession. 
 
 (4773.) 9. " C. Colbeck, Chancellor's Head, New- 
 gate-Street, Newcastle." " M.Angus and Son, Printers, 
 Newcastle." Dated in MS. Dec. 29, 1806. Good 
 square border. 
 
 (4774.) 10. " Crown Inn at Penrith." Border of 
 foliage, etc. A post chaise at the foot. Copperplate. 
 
 (4775.) II. I. "Cuthbertson Chester Le Street." 
 Lambton Arms. Copperplate. 
 
 (477G.) II. 2. Another impression. 
 
 (4777.) 12. " Cuthbertson, White Hart Inn, Ches- 
 ter-le-Street." Clever oval border. 
 
 (4778). 13. " J. Dewly, George-Inn, Sunderland." 
 
 o
 
 194 
 
 The Bewick Collector 
 
 " Summers & Young, Printers, Sunderland." Clever 
 scroll border. 
 
 (4779.) 14. Green Dragon. On ivhite India paper. 
 From the original Block in my possession. 
 
 (4780.) 15. Half Moon. In an oval, with orna- 
 ments of grapes, bottle, glass, punchbowl, lemons, and 
 pipe. On white India paper. From the original Block 
 in my possession. An impression follows. 
 
 (4781.) 16. Hat and Feather. On white India 
 paper. From the original Block in my possession. 
 
 (4782.) 17. Hen and Chickens. On white India 
 paper. From the original Block in my possession. 
 
 (4783.) 18. "J. Herd, King's Head, Appleby." 
 Oval portrait of George III. 
 
 (4784.) 19. "Hine, Northumberland-Arms, Fel- 
 ton." " Davison, Printer, Alnwick." Clever square 
 chain border. 
 
 (4785.) 20. " Mary Hird Old Fleece Darlington " 
 The fleece, in a scroll border. Copperplate.
 
 Additions to Bar Hills. 195 
 
 (4786.) 21. Horse and Groom. On ivhite India 
 paper. From the original Block in my possession. 
 The following is an impression. 
 
 (4787.) 22. " John Jackson, Queen's Head, Kes- 
 wick." " R. Gibson, Print." Queen's Head. Dated 
 in MS. June the 4. 1822. 
 
 (4788.) 23. Key. On white India paper. From 
 the original Block in my possession. 
 
 (4789.) 24. King's Head. In a circular border. 
 On ukite India paper. From the original Block in 
 my possession. 
 
 (4790.) 25. The Lamb. In an oval border. On white 
 India paper. From the original Block in my possession. 
 
 (4791). 26. "James Liddle, Nag's Head, Low 
 Framlington." " Newcastle : Printed by Edward 
 Walker, Pilgrim Street." Good square border. 
 
 (4792.) 27. " Macgregor. Wooler." Dated in MS. 
 Feb. II. 1822. Tankerville Arms. 
 
 (4793.) 28. " Margaret Maddocks, Tankerville 
 
 o 2
 
 196 The Beu'ich Collector. 
 
 Arms, Near Wooler." " Newcastle : Printed by Ed- 
 ward Walker, Pilgrim Street." Good square border. 
 (4794.) 29. " R. Martin. King's Head, Richmond." 
 Oval portrait of George III. 
 
 Maxwell. No. (2589.). 
 (4795.) 30. Another impression. On white satin. 
 
 (4796.) 0^2. Nag's Head. In a square border. On 
 white India paper. - From the original Block in my 
 possession. 
 
 (4797.) 32. " Pyle, Horse and Jockey, Felton." 
 " Catnach, Printer, Alnwick." Good square border. 
 
 (4798.) '^'if. Queen's Head. In a circular border. 
 On wliite India paper. From the original Block in 
 my possession. 
 
 (4799.) 34. Red Lion. On white India paper. From 
 the original Block in my possession. 
 
 (4800.) ^i,. Red Lion. Smaller. On ichite India 
 paper. From the original Block in my possession. 
 
 (4801.) 0^6. Red Lion. On white India paper. From 
 the original Block in my possession. 
 
 (4802.) 37. Red Lion. On white India paper. From 
 the original Block in my possession. 
 
 R. Robinson's Cut, Black Bull Inn, Gateshead. 
 
 No. (2602.). 
 (4803.) 38. Another impression. From the original 
 Block in my possession. An impression follows.
 
 yldditions to Bar Bills. 
 
 197 
 
 
 (4804.) 39. Royal Oak. On white India paper. 
 From the original Block in my possession. 
 
 (4805.) 40. " Sam'. Salt, Legs of Man Call Lane 
 Leeds." Legs of Man in a circle, with grapes on either 
 side. Copperplate. 
 
 (4806.) 41. The Salutation. On white India paper. 
 From the original Block in my possession. 
 
 (4807.) 42. Saracen's Head. On white India paper. 
 From the original Block in my possession. 
 
 (4808.) 43. I. "W"\ Shotton. Framwellgate. Dur- 
 ham." Festoon containing a vvheatsheaf at the top, and 
 a post chaise with four horses at the bottom. Cop- 
 perplate. 
 
 (4809.) 43. 2. Another impression. 
 
 Perhaps older than Bewick. 
 
 (4810.) 44. "John Smith, Star and Garter, Tyne- 
 mouth." A Star and Garter. 
 
 (4811.) 45. Stag. In a square border. On white 
 India paper. From the original Block in my posses- 
 sion.
 
 198 
 
 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 (4812.) 46. The Star. On jchite India paper. From 
 the original Block in my possession. 
 
 (4813.) 47. "Ann Stephenson, Black Bull Inn, 
 Morpeth." " Blair, Printer, Morpeth." Clever square 
 chain border. Similar to Hine. No. (4784.). 
 
 (4814.) 48. Sun. On white India paper. From the 
 original Block in my possession. 
 Perhaps older than Bewick. 
 
 (4815.) 49. Swan. On ivhite India paper. From 
 the original Block in my possession. 
 
 (481G.) 50. " James Ward, Cross Keys Inn, Lough 
 borough." Cross Keys in a circle, surrounded by 
 grapes, punch-bowl, glasses, etc. Copperplate. 
 
 "William West, Chester-le-Street." No. (2623.), etc. 
 
 (4817.) 51. Another impression. On luhite India 
 paper. From the original Block in my possession. 
 The following is an impression. 
 
 (4818.) 52. I. " Whitfield, Phoenix New Inn, Mor- 
 ))etli." A clever oval scroll border.
 
 Additions to Bar Rills, 
 
 199 
 
 (4810.) 52. 2. Another impression. 
 
 " E.Wilson. White Swan Alnwick." No. (2632.). 
 (4820.) ^0^. Another impression. 
 
 (4821.) 54. " R. Younghushand, Qiieen's Head, 
 Hesket-New-Market." Qiicen's Head.
 
 200 
 
 ADDITIONS 
 
 TO 
 
 COAL CERTIFICATES. 
 
 (4822.) I. I. "Bewicke Main Coal." Tyne Side 
 scene, with arms of Bewicke. Copperplate. 
 
 (4823.) I. 2. Another impression. 
 
 (4824.) 2. I. " Bewicke & Craster's Wallsend 
 Coals." View of a spout. An oak with the arms of 
 Bewicke & Craster in the foreground. Copperplate. 
 Dated in MS. " 22 Jany. 1820." 
 
 (4825.) 2. 2. Another impression. Dated in MS. 
 " 25 Jany. 1820.'' 
 
 (4826.) 3. I. "Bewicke & Craster's Wallsend 
 Coals." An inferior copy of the former. Copper- 
 plate. Dated in MS. "Aug'. 31^' 1826." 
 
 (4827.) 3. 2. Another impression. 
 
 (4828.) 3. 3. Another. 
 
 (4829.) 3. 4. Another.
 
 Additions to Coal Certijicates. 201 
 
 (4830.) 4. I. " Birtley Main Coals." A ship at sea. 
 Copperplate. 
 
 (4831.) 4. 2. Another impression. 
 
 (4832.) 4. 3. Another. 
 
 "Collingwood Main Coal." No. (2726.). 
 (4833.) 5. Another impression. 
 
 (4834.) 6. I. "Ducks Main Coals." Arms of 
 1. D. Nesham, Esq., between two palm branches. 
 Copperplate. 
 
 (4835.J 6. 2. Another impression. 
 
 (4836.) 6. 3. Another. 
 
 (4837.) 7. I. " Ellison's Walls End Coals." Map 
 of the neighbourhood of the mine. Copperplate. 
 
 (4838.) 7. 2. Another impression. 
 
 (4839.) 7. 3. Another. 
 
 (4840.) 7. 4. Another. 
 
 "Fawcett Main Coals." No. (2759.). 
 (4841.) 8. I. Another impression. 
 (4842.) 8. 2. Another. 
 (4843.) 8. 3. xVnother. 
 
 " Garesfield Coals." No. (2771.), 
 (4844.) 9. Another impression. 
 
 (4845.) 10. I. " Heaton Main Coal." Map of the 
 neighbourhood of the mine. Copperplate. 
 
 (4846.) 10. 2. Another impression. 
 
 (4847.) 10. 3. Another.
 
 202 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 (4848.) II. I. "Heaton Main Coal." A copy of 
 the former. Copperplate. 
 
 (4849.) II. 2. Another impression. 
 
 (4850.) II. 3- Another. 
 
 (4851.) II. 4. Another. 
 
 (4852.) 12. I. "Hetton Wallsend Coals." Ships 
 at sea. On wood. 
 
 (4853.) 12. 2. Another impression. 
 
 (4854.) 12. 3. Another. 
 
 (4855.) 12. 4. Another. 
 
 (4856.) 13. "Heworth Main Coals." Map of the 
 neighbourhood of the mine. Copperplate. 
 
 (4857.) 14. " Heworth Main Coals." Clever view 
 of ships taking coals from a drop. Copperplate. 
 
 " Main Team Coal." No. (2840.). 
 (4858.) 15. Another impression. 
 
 " Manor Walls-end Coals." No. (2841.). 
 (4859.) 16. I. Another impression. 
 (48G0.) 16. 2. Another. 
 (4861.) 16. 3. Another. 
 (4862.) 16. 4. Another. 
 (4863.) 16. 5. Another. 
 
 (4864.) 17. 1. "Nesham High Main Coals." Arms 
 of I. D. Ncsham, Esq., between two palm branches. 
 Copperplate. 
 
 (4865.) 1 7. 2. Another impression.
 
 Additions to Coal Certificates. 203 
 
 (48G6.) 17. 3. Another. 
 
 (4867.) 17. 4. Another. 
 
 (4868.) 17. 5. Another. 
 
 (4869.) 18. I. "Nesham's Primrose Main Coals." 
 Arms of I. D. Nesham, Esq., between two palm 
 branches. Copperplate. 
 
 (4870.) 18. 2. Another impression. 
 
 (4871.) 18. 3. Another. 
 
 (4872.) 18. 4. Another. 
 
 (4873.) 18. 5. Another. 
 
 (4874.) 19. I. "New Tanfield Coals." Map of 
 the neighbourhood of the mine. Copperplate. 
 
 (4875.) 19. 2. Another impression. 
 
 (4876.) 19. 3. Another. 
 
 (4877.) 20. " Newbottle Burn Moor Coals." Arms 
 of I. Nesham, Esq., with scrip. Copperplate. 
 
 (4878.) 21. "Newbottle Main Coals." Arms of 
 I. D. Nesham, Esq., between two palm branches. 
 
 (4879.) 22. I. " Newcastle Wallsend Coals." Map 
 of the neighbourhood of the mine. Copperplate. 
 
 (4880.) 22. 2. Another impression. 
 (4881.) 22. 3. Another. 
 
 (4882.) 23. "Old Ducks Main Coal." Arms of 
 Sir H. V. Tempest, Bart. Copperplate. 
 
 Very similar to No. (287 [.), but larger and of earlier execution. 
 
 (4883.) 24. I. " Pelaw Main Coals." A ship taking 
 coals from a drop. Copperplate.
 
 204 '/'/'<? Betcick Collector, 
 
 (4884.) 24. 2. Another impression. 
 
 (4885.) 24. 3. Another. 
 
 (4886.) 24. 4. Another. 
 
 (4887.) 24. 5. Another. 
 
 (4888.>-25. I. "Pelaw Main Colliery." Copy of 
 the former, on the head of an invoice. Copperplate. 
 
 (4889.) 25. 2. Another. 
 
 (4890.) 26. I. '^Primrose Main Coals." Arms of 
 Sir H. V. Tempest, Bart. Copperplate. 
 
 (4891.) 26. 2. Another impression. 
 
 (4892.) 27. "Primrose Moor Main Coals." Arms 
 of W. H. Lambton, Esq., between two sprays of bay. 
 Copperplate. 
 
 " South Moor Main Coals." No. (2914.). 
 (4893.) 28. Another impression, 
 
 " Tanfield Moor Coals." No. (2925.). 
 (4894.) 29. Another impression. 
 
 (4895.) 30. " Team Coals." Arms of Sir Thomas 
 H. Liddell, Bart. Copperplate. 
 
 (4896.) 31. "Temple Main Coals." Crest of S. 
 Temple, Esq. Copperplate. 
 
 (4897.) 32. I. "Walls End Coals." Arms of I. D. 
 Nesham, Esq. Copperplate. 
 
 (4898.) 32. 2. Another impression. 
 
 (4899.) 2>?>' " Wallsend Coals." Arms of Sir H.V. 
 Tempest, Bart. Coj:)peri)late.
 
 Additions to Coal Certificates. 205 
 
 " Whitefield Coals." No. (2969.). 
 (4900.) 34. I. Another impression. 
 (4901.) 34. 2. Another. 
 
 (4902.) '^s- I- Coals. Crest of Townley, be- 
 tween two sprays of bay. Copperplate. 
 
 (4903.) '^^. 2. Another impression. 
 
 (4904.) 36. " Cinders manufactured at the S^. Shore. 
 S^ Anthons & Heworth Shore." View of the works. 
 Copperplate. 
 
 (4905.) 37. " Sheepfold Lime Shells." Arms of 
 Sir H. Williamson, Bart, On wood. 
 
 
 iS^j/S^J^'^^ 
 
 -^^>-\i-I&
 
 '2o6 
 
 ADDITIONS 
 
 TO 
 
 THE ROYAL ARMS, ETC, 
 
 The Royal Arms of England. No. (2992.). 
 (4906.) I. Another impression. Showing that the 
 Block is badly cracked in all directions. 
 
 (4907.) 2. The Royal Arms. Nine and a half inches 
 broad. Shield supported by an oak tree. Label, with 
 motto, lying in folds on the ground. Rose, shamrock, 
 and thistle to the left of the lion. Signed " T Bewick 
 Sculp*.", the T and B in a monogram. Copper- 
 plate. 
 
 (4908.) 3. I, The Royal Arms. Small. Identical 
 with No. (4591.). Proof on paper. 
 
 (49U9.) 3. 2. Another impression. On nhite India 
 paper. From the original Block in my possession. 
 The following is an impression.
 
 ^dditinm to the Royal Arms, etc. 
 
 207 
 
 (4910.) 4. The Royal Arms of England. A series 
 of fourteen impressions. On white India paper. From 
 the original Blocks in my possession. 
 
 I do not positively claim an attribution to Bewick for each of 
 these cuts, though some are undoubtedly by him. 
 
 (4911.) 5. Prince of Wales's Plume. On white India 
 paper. From the original Block in my possession, 
 
 (4912.) 6. Prince of Wales's Plume. On white India 
 paper. From the original Block in my possession. 
 
 (4913.) 7. Star and Garter. On white India paper. 
 From the original Block in my possession. 
 
 (4914.) 8. Star and Garter. On white India paper. 
 From the original Block in my possession.
 
 208 
 
 ADDITIONS 
 
 TO 
 
 ARMS OF NEWCASTLE AND GATESHEAD. 
 
 Arms of Newcastle. 
 
 Arms of Newcastle. No. (3002.). 
 (4915.) I. Another impression, hut without the 
 ships. 
 
 (4916.) 2. Arms of Newcastle. Shield and sup- 
 porters. No crest, but flowers on the top. 
 
 Printed with the former article on an 8vo page of paper without 
 letterpress. 
 
 (4917.) 3. Arms of Newcastle. On white Indin paper. 
 From the original Block in my possession. 
 
 Arms of Gateshead. 
 
 (4918.) I. I. Arms of Gateshead. 
 
 On a title privately printed by Mr. John Bell for a volinne ol'his 
 gatherings. "Collections relative to tht Town ami Borough
 
 jidditions to Anns of Newcastle and Gateshead. 209 
 
 of Gateshead, in tlic Northern Division of the County of 
 Durham, Comprising the Rectories of Saint Mary, Gateshead, 
 and Saint John, Gateshead Fell. By John Bell, Land Sur- 
 veyor, Gateshead." Folio, n. d. 
 
 (4919.) I. 2. Another impression. On white India 
 paper. From tlie original Block in my possession. 
 
 ^P"^^
 
 210 
 
 ADDITIONS 
 
 Tt) 
 
 NEWSPAPER CUTS. 
 
 Headings of Newspapers. 
 
 (4 920.) I . Heading of the Newcastle Courant News- 
 paper. No. (301 1.). Another impression. On ivhite 
 India paper. From the original Block in my posses- 
 sion. An impression follows. 
 
 I am indebted for the possession ot' this unrivalled series to the 
 kindness ot" Messrs. Blackwell and Rutherford, the proprietors 
 of the Newcastle Courant. See further among the "Wood 
 Blocks."
 
 Additions to Newspaper Cuts. 
 
 21 I 
 
 (4921.) 2. Heading of the Newcastle Courant. 
 No. (30i2.)-(3oi5.). Another impression. 0)i /c/iite 
 India paper. From the original Block in my posses- 
 sion. An impression follows. 
 
 (4922.) 3. Heading of the Newcastle Courant. 
 No. (3016.). On ichite India paper. From the ori- 
 ginal Block in my possession. The following is an 
 impression. 
 
 (4923.) 4. Heading of the Newcastle Courant. 
 No. (30i7.)-(302o.). On white India paper. From 
 the original Block in my possession. 
 
 (4924.) 5. I. Heading of the Newcastle Courant. 
 
 p 2
 
 212 
 
 The Beiiick Collector 
 
 Very similar to the last. No pennon ; the motto 
 placed on a rock, above which appear the branches of 
 the tree : the steeple of St. Nicholas and the Castle in 
 the left distance. No windmills. 
 
 (4925.) 5. 2. Another old impression. 
 
 (4926.) 5. 3. Another. 
 
 (4927.) 5. 4. Another. Omvhhe India paper. From 
 the original Block in my possession. An impression 
 follows. 
 
 (4928.) 6. Heading of the Newcastle Courant. A 
 fragment, very similar to the last. On luhite India 
 paper. From the original Block in my possession. 
 
 (4929.) 7. Heading of the Newcastle Courant. 
 No pennon ; the motto placed on a rock ; the steeple 
 of St. Nicholas and the Castle in the left distance. 
 One (?) windmill in the right distance. 0)i while hidia 
 paper. From the original Block in my possession. An 
 impression follows.
 
 Additions to Newspaper Cuts. 213 
 
 (4930.) 8. Heading of the Newcastle Courant. No 
 pennon. Motto on rock. St. Nicholas and Castle in 
 the left distance. On ichite India paper. From the 
 original Block in my possession.. 
 
 Query, if by Bewick. There are indications of the absence of the 
 Master's hand, which the experienced student of his style will 
 hardly fail to recognize. The cut, however, is extremely 
 beautiful. 
 
 (4931.) 9. Heading of the Newcastle Courant. 
 No. (3028.)-(303i.). On white India paper. From 
 the original Block in my possession. 
 
 Still more probably not by Bewick. 
 
 (4932.) 10. Heading of the Newcastle Courant. On 
 white India paper. From the original Block in my 
 possession. 
 
 Of this there can be no doubt. The Master had passed away. 
 
 (4933.) II. Heading of the Newcastle Advertiser. 
 No. (3043.). On white India paper. From the ori- 
 ginal Block in my possession. An impression follows. 
 
 (4934.) 12. Heading of a Newspaper. "The Star 
 and ". With a Star and the Prince of Wales' Plume, 
 and the motto " Vespero Surgente." On white India 
 paper. From the original Block in my possession.
 
 214 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 Cock Fighting Advertisements. 
 
 Fighting Cocks. No. (3i55-)-(3i6o.). 
 (4935.) 13. Another impression. On uhite India 
 paper. From the original Block in my possession. An 
 impression follows. 
 
 " Lost, Stolen, or Strayed." 
 
 The Devil and Horseman. No. (3182.). 
 (4936.) 14. Another impression. Dated in MS. 
 1782. From Mr. John Bell. 
 
 The Devil and Horseman. No. (3 191.). 
 (4937.) 15. Another impression. On white India 
 paper. From the original Block in my possession, of 
 which the following is an impression. 
 
 (4938.) 16. The Devil and Horseman. Very similar 
 to No. (3192.), hut not the same. 
 
 Various. 
 (4939.) 17. I. Figure of Mercury. No, (3202.). 
 
 0)1 while India paper 
 possession. 
 
 From the original Block in my
 
 )l 
 
 yldditiom to Newspaper Cuts. 215 
 
 (4940.) 17. 2. Another impression. An old one. 
 
 (4941.) 18. Figure of Mercury. No. (3206.). 
 iihite India paper. From the original Block in my 
 possession. 
 
 (4942.) 19. Figure of Mercury, with his wand in 
 his left hand. 0)1 icliite India paper. From the ori- 
 ginal Block in my possession. 
 
 (4943.) 20. "Literature." No. (3213.) Another 
 impression. 
 
 (4944.) 21. Figure of Fame blowing a trumpet. 
 On 2chite India paper. From the original Block in 
 my possession. It is used in No. (3259.). 
 
 (4945.) 22. Figure of Fame. Smaller. On ichite 
 India paper. From the original Block in my posses- 
 sion. 
 
 (4946.) 23. Figure of Justice, in an oval border. 
 On u'hite India paper. From the original Block in my 
 possession. 
 
 (4947.) 24. A Pointer. For Coursing Advertise- 
 ments. On iL'hite India paper. From the original Block ' 
 in my possession. 
 
 (4948.) 25. Five Ships. For Sailing Advertise- 
 ments. On ichile India paper. From the original Blocks 
 in my possession.
 
 2l6 
 
 ADDITIONS 
 
 TO 
 
 BROADSIDES, ETC. 
 
 (4949.) I. A leaf, with six cuts. No. (3233.). 
 
 Another impression. 
 
 (4950.) 2. A leaf, with thirty-four cuts. 
 
 Dormouse. Ferret. Hunting Tiger. Boar. Wolf. Stag. Lamb. 
 Lion. Fawn. Indian. Jew. Angel. Dolphin. Bear. Wild 
 Horse. Reynard. Dog. Cat. Ass. Panther. Flying Horse. 
 Squirrel. Cat. Tiger Cat. Goat. Greyhound. A Deer. 
 Goose. Lark. Ostrich, (^ock. Dove. Eagle. Stork. 
 
 (4951.) 3. A leaf, with six cuts. 
 
 Well. Traveller and Shepherd. Man and Ass. Reading. Cow 
 Milking (large). A Gentleman in his Phaeton (large). 
 
 (4952.) 4. A leaf, with twenty-seven cuts. 
 
 Robin Redbreast. A Linnet. A Jackdaw. A Duck. Crow and 
 Pitcher. A Flower. A Flying Dragon. A Vulture. Birds 
 Billing. A Swallow. A Starling. A Basket of Fruit. A Stork. 
 A Cock. A Wood Pigeon. A Dove. A Rose Linnet. A 
 Thistle. A Hawk. A Bullfnich. A Peacock. A Lark. A 
 Tree. A Wivn. A Goldtiiich. A Swan. A Bird's Nest.
 
 Additions to Broadsides, etc. ii'j 
 
 (4953.) 5. A leaf, with six cuts. 
 
 Bison. Puss. Camel. Glaiul and Simon. Hay Rick. Bauldy 
 and Gland (all large). - 
 
 (4954.) 6. A leaf, with six cuts. 
 
 Landscape. Cow Grazing. Ploughing. Cottage. Milk-Maid 
 and Cows (large). Countrymen at Work (^large). 
 
 (4955.) 7. A leaf, with nineteen cuts. 
 
 Boar. Bridge. Crow and Jug. Stag. Duck. Eagle. Deer 
 • (large). Goat. Fawn. Bull. Wolf. Lark. Serpent. Kan- 
 
 guroo (large). Bear. Lamb. Giraffe (large). Lion. Hunting 
 
 Tiger. 
 
 (4956.) 8. A leaf, with twelve cuts of ships, etc. 
 
 The Nightingale. Channel Fleet. Sea Port. Anchor. The 
 Spitfire. The Rover. The Britannia. The Victory. Crusoe 
 shooting a Savage. Sloop Nancy (large). Saving Goods from 
 a Wreck. 
 
 (4957.) 9. A Series of " Lottery Sheets," each con- 
 taining eight cuts, surrounded with a border. " Pub- 
 lished by W. Davison, Bondgate Street, Alnwick." 
 
 Many of the cuts are by Thomas Bewick, and were used by 
 Davison in others of his publications. The fourth cut in No. 6 
 is given at page 429 of 'The Bewick Collector,' and the fifth 
 in the same number at page 127 of the present Supplement. 
 
 Family Accommodation Mangle. No. (3257.). 
 (4958.) 10. Another impression. On white India 
 paper. From the original Block in my possession. 
 
 View of an Execution. No. (3268.). 
 (4959.) II. Another impression. On wliile India 
 paper. From the original Block in my possession.
 
 2i8 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 " Martin's Wonderful Prophecies." No. (3267.). 
 (49G0.) 12. Another old impression, on paper, with- 
 out letterpress. From Mr. John Bell. 
 
 The Hangman, etc. No. (3539.)- 
 (4961.) 13. Another impression. On ichite India 
 paper. From the original Block in my possession. 
 
 (4962.) 14. A Series of fifteen Cuts of Ships, for 
 Broadside Notices of Ship Auctions, Voyages, etc. On 
 ichite India paper. From the original Blocks in my 
 possession. 
 
 (4963.) 15. A Series of seven Cuts of Horse and 
 Groom, for Broadsides of Horse Sales, etc. On uJiite 
 India paper. From the original Blocks in my posses- 
 sion. 
 
 (4964.) 16. Portrait of a Clergyman. On icJiite 
 India paper. From the original Block in my posses- 
 sion. 
 
 (4965.) 17. Female Figure and Tombstone. On 
 nJiile India paper. From the original Block in my 
 possession. 
 
 For Monodies and similar Broadsides. 
 
 (4966.) 18. "Patent Safe Coach." A two-horse 
 chariot, with lady and gentleman passengers. 
 
 On white paper. Mounted in the volume described under 
 No. (4496.). 
 
 (4967.) 19. The Bald Cavalier. On icJiile India 
 paper. P>om the original Block in my possession. 
 
 (4968.) 20. The Fight with the Devil. On white
 
 Additions to Broadsides^ etc. 219 
 
 India paper. From the original Block in my posses- 
 sion. 
 
 Done in ridicule of a fanatic at Newcastle. 
 
 Songs with Cuts by Thomas Bewick. 
 
 Out of an immense collection of Songs printed in 
 the North of England, the following selection should 
 be added to the series already given. I am, however, 
 very far from certain of the claims of some of them : — 
 
 (4969.) 21. "A New Song. The Rigs of New- 
 castle Fair." " G. Angus, Printer, Newcastle." 
 
 With cut of The Miller on Horseback. An impression has been 
 given under No. (4283.). 
 
 (4970.) 22. "Tom Starboard and Faithful Nancy." 
 London — Printed by J. Catnach, and Sold Whole- 
 sale and Retail at No. 60, Wardour-Street, Soho- 
 Square." 
 
 With cut of a Ship at sea. 
 
 (4971.) 23. "A New Song, called The Rump-Steak 
 Lady." " Catnach, Printer, 2, Monmouth-Court." 
 
 With the cut of a Swan swimming, mentioned under No. (2632.). 
 The Block has not been seen for many years, and although I 
 have searched for it long and carefully among the stock of 
 Catnach's office, I have been unable to find it. See the note 
 to No. (4626.). 
 
 (4972.) 24. " A Funny Dialogue, Between a Fat 
 Butcher, and a Mackarel, In Newport Market Yester- 
 day." " Catnach, Printer, 2 Monmouth-court." 
 
 With the same cut of a Swan 3.u immina.
 
 2 20 
 
 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 (4973.) 25. "The Lily of the Valley." " Catnach, 
 
 Printer, 2, Monmouth court, 7 Dials." 
 
 With cut of the Arms of the Duke of Northumberland. See No. 
 (217.), note. This Block also has been long out of sight, and 
 cannot be found. 
 
 (4974.) 26. " Nature's Gay Day." " J. Catnach, 
 Printer, 2, & 3, Monmouth court Seven Dials." 
 With cut of " Lads and their Lasses tripping lightly away." 
 
 (4975.) 27. "The Fairy Boy." "J.Paul & Co., 
 Printers, 2 & 3, Monmouth Court, 7 Dials." 
 With cut of a Boy reading to a party of children. 
 
 (4976.) 28. I. " The Christmas Goose." "Printed 
 by W. S. Fortey, Monmouth Court, Seven Dials." 
 
 With cut of a Duck, of which I have the original Block. 
 
 (4977.) 28. 2. Another impression of the cut. On 
 white India paper. From the same. 
 
 I am not certain of its correct attribution, but the work is of great 
 merit, as the following impression will prove.
 
 Additions to Broadsides, etc. 11 1 
 
 (4978.) 29. "Skewball." 
 
 With a small Horse-Racing Cut, of which I have the original 
 Block. See No. (4642.). 
 
 (4979.) 30. "The World on Credit." " C. Cro- 
 shaw, Printer, Coppergate, York." 
 
 With a clever Horse-Racing cut, of which I possess the original 
 Block. See No. (4643.). 
 
 (4980.) 31. I. "Tobacco." " Printed and sold by 
 J. W. Procter & Son, 4, Engine-Street, Hull." 
 
 With cut of a Man shaking his list at a Boy in a tree. 
 
 (4981.) 31. 2. Another copy. 
 
 (4982.) 32. "The Drunkard's Ragged Child." 
 With cut of the Old Man and Death. 
 
 (4983.) 2,3' " Mother, Don't you Cry." 
 With cut of a Child relieving two Beggars. 
 
 (4984.) 34. " Pat M'Guire." " Published and Sold 
 by Robert Rankin, 38, Bottle Bank, Gateshead." 
 With cut of an Old Beggar. 
 
 (4985.) 2)5- ^- "What's a' the Steer Kimmer." 
 " Printed and Sold by J. Ross, Arcade, Nevvcastle-on- 
 1 yne. 
 
 With cut of the Farmer and his Visitors, by Lee (?) 
 
 (4986.) 25- -• Another copy. 
 
 (4987.) 36. " Duncan Campbell." " Printed and 
 Sold by John Ross, Royal Arcade, Newcastle-on- 
 iyne. 
 
 Widi cut of Boys tracking a hare. 
 
 (4988.) 37. "The Butcher and Chambermaid."
 
 222 The Baric/,- Collector. 
 
 " Printed and Sold by J. Ross, Arcade, Newcasde-on- 
 
 Tyne." 
 
 With an excellent copy of the cut in Burns's Poems, vol. I. 
 p. 275. No. (230.). 
 
 (4989.) 38. " The Sheffield Apprentice." "Printed 
 and Sold by John Ross, Arcade, Newcastle-upon-Tyne." 
 With cut of the Devil driving a man under the gallows. 
 
 (4990.) 39. "Napoleon's Farewell to Paris." " W. 
 R. Walker, Printer, Arcade, Newcastle." 
 
 With cut of Tyne-side Scene, of which I have the Block. See 
 
 ^^"- (4545-)- 
 
 (4991.) 40. "Woodman, Spare that Tree." "Printed 
 and Sold by W. R. Walker, Royal Arcade, Newcastle- 
 upon-Tyne." 
 
 With cut of a Man felling a Tree, an admirable cop}- of that in 
 Burns's Poems, vol. II. p. 85. No. (230.). 
 
 (4992.) 41. "Donald's Return to Glencoe." "Printed 
 and Sold by W. R. Walker, 7 Royal Arcade, Neu- 
 castle-upon-Tyne." 
 
 Withcut ofa Wild Cat. 
 
 (4993.) 42. "Erin's Lovely Home." "Henry Disley 
 Printer, 57, High Street, St. Giles." 
 
 With cut of Donkey and Monument, a copy of the vignette in 
 the 'British Birds,' First Edition, Vol. I. p. 87.
 
 2 23 
 
 ADDITIONS 
 
 TO 
 
 MISCELLANEOUS CUTS. 
 
 Views. 
 
 (4994.) I. Large oval view of Jarrow. On uhitp 
 India paper. From the original Block in my posses- 
 sion. 
 
 (4995.) 2. TynemoLith Priorv. On white India 
 paper. From the original Block in my possession. 
 
 (4996.) 3. View of Durham Cathedral from the 
 river. On uhite India paper. From the original Block 
 in my possession. 
 
 (4997.) 4. View of Bamborough Castle, 6 inc. by 
 2f inc. 
 
 (4998.) 5. View of Bamborough Castle, a copy of 
 the preceding. Given me by Mr. Geggie, of Alnwick. 
 
 Query, if by Bewick. 
 
 (4999.) 6. View of Sunderland Bridge. A small 
 oval. On white India paper. From the original Block 
 in my possession.
 
 224 
 
 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 (5000.) 7. View of Sunderland Bridge, 2 inc. by 
 i|- inc. On ichite India paper. From the original 
 Block in my possession. 
 
 (5001.) 8. View of Sunderland Bridge. Three 
 fourths of a circle. On white India paper. From the 
 original Block in my possession. An impression fol- 
 lows. 
 
 (5002.) 9. View^ of Sunderland Bridge, 4 inc. by 
 1^ inc. On white India paper. From the original 
 Block in my possession. 
 
 (5003.) 10. View of a Manufactory, apparently by 
 the side of Newcastle Old Bridge, on which is the 
 name of Bowes. On ivhite India paper. From the 
 original Block in my possession. 
 
 (5004.) II. A Series of Eight Views. On white India 
 paper. From the original Blocks in my possession. 
 
 (5005.) 12. A House. On while India paper. From 
 the original Block in my possession. 
 
 (5006.) 13. A House. On uhnle India paper. From 
 the original Block in my possession.
 
 Miscell(i)it<)U.s Cuts — ^-Jnima/s. 225 
 
 Animals. 
 
 "The Remarkable Kyloe Ox." No. (3388.), etc. 
 (5007.) I. Another im])ression. On u/tife India 
 paper. 
 
 " Durham Cow. 5." No. (3410). 
 (5008.) 2. Another impression. On coarse blue 
 paper. 
 
 (5009.) 3. " Durham Ox. 8.'' A reversed copy of 
 that in No. (247.). On coarse blue paper. 
 
 (5010.) 4. White Pony. A reversed copy of that 
 in Reay's Sportsman's Friend. On coarse blue paper. 
 
 Above the cut is written "Barton Valuations, 1815." 
 These were intended for covers of copy and account books. 
 
 (5011.) 5. A Stag. Signed " T. Bewick, New- 
 castle.'' Copperplate. A copy of that at page 260 
 of the ' Select Fables' of 1820. 
 
 (5012.) 6. A Series of Nine Cuts of Animals, each 
 enclosed in a square border. 
 
 Horse, Bear (signed " TB "), Wikl Boar, Chamois, Fallow Deer 
 (signed "T Bewick"), Sheep, Otter, Raven, and Wood Pigeon 
 (signed " T. Bwk.''). Fine impressions. On while India paper. 
 They are thus noticed in a Catalogue of Mr. E. Pearson : — 
 " Nine Very Rare Bewick Wood-Engravings. Two Bki 
 TisH Birds, and Seven British Quadrupeds, with Borders. 
 These beautiful cuts are nearly 2^ by 3^ inches in size, and are 
 exceedingly beautiful. One is signed ' T. Bewicke,' another 
 'Bwk.' They have been in the possession of the descendants 
 of the Foreman to Wilson and Spence's Printing Offices, York, 
 for the last i^o years. I have not seen impressions of them in
 
 2 26 The Beu'ich Collector. 
 
 any Bewick Collection. Small 4to, uncut, toy wrappers, g£^ 5.^., 
 very interesting and c/ioice itnpressions. 
 
 "Wilson and Spence, York, alvnt 1789-" 
 
 Although several of these cuts are, as stated, signed by Bewick, 
 they are, on tiie whole, unworthy of him. The Horse and 
 Otter >ire singularly inditferent. I cannot, therefore, endorse 
 the expressions either of admiration of the work, or of the 
 correctness of the attribution of these cuts to Thomas Bewick. 
 Several of them, nevertheless, indicate considerable ability in 
 their author, whom I take to have been a pupil rather than 
 the great Master himself 
 
 (5013.) 7. A Series of Eleven Cuts of Animals. On 
 nliite India paper. From the original Blocks in my 
 possession. 
 
 They consist of the Kyloe Ox, Lancashire Bull, Group of Sheep, 
 Lion, Nondescript Animal in the ' History of Quadrupeds,' Bull 
 Dog, Greyhound Fox, Hare, Kanguroo, Goldfinch, and Carp. 
 
 Impressions of the Lion and the Bull Dog will be found among 
 the " Wood Blocks." 
 
 Various. 
 
 (5014.) I. A remarkably clever copy of the Vi- 
 gnette " Man watering " ; British Birds, First Ed. vol. 
 i. p. 42. Copperplate. Proof on a folio page of foolscap 
 paper. 
 
 From the collection of Mr. Lynch, of Newcastle. 
 
 (5015.) 2. A Party of four Smokers, one of them
 
 Miscellaneous Cuts — Various. 
 
 2 2' 
 
 said to be a portrait of Bewick himself. Proof on 
 icliilc India paper. 
 
 " Said to be engraved by Thomas Bewick. He used to meet a 
 select few at the * House of Commons,' Newcastle." MS. 
 note on the paper on which the impression is mounted. 
 
 ^^P^S^""
 
 228 
 
 ADDITION 
 
 TO 
 
 DRAWINGS. 
 
 (5016.) I. The Letter "T"in German Text, be- 
 fore a shield bearing the Arms of Newcastle. 
 
 On the paper is written, in an old hand, " Drawn by T. Bewick. 
 G.R."
 
 229 
 
 ADDITIONS 
 
 TO 
 
 WOOD BLOCKS. 
 
 The causes which have led to the goodly Additions 
 described in some of the foregoing Departments have 
 been even more full of beneficial results in this of the 
 Wood Blocks — the most precious and invaluable of 
 all. My thanks, in the first place, are due to the 
 generosity of friends, who have either given me their 
 treasures, the collections of lives, or have aflforded 
 me introductions, hardly less valuable, to quarters 
 from whence I have acquired what was othenvise un- 
 attainable. Then, in the second, through the induce- 
 ment ofi^ered to numerous printing Firms to contribute 
 their stores by purchase to the aggregate already so 
 comprehensive — added to some fortunate accidents in 
 the course of my varied investigations, as detailed in 
 the Preface — I have been enabled to make most in- 
 teresting additions to the list already given. I have 
 also, both in person and by correspondence, instituted
 
 230 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 many and strict inquiries, not only in London and his 
 own locality, Newcastle, Gateshead, Hexham, Alnwick, 
 Durham, Sunderland, North and South Shields, etc., 
 but also in various provincial towns south of his neigh- 
 bourhood, wdiere some of Bewdck's productions were 
 used by the publishers in those places, — as York, 
 Knaresborough, Richmond, Penrith, Ludlow, Glou- 
 cester, etc. etc. — and have in a number of instances 
 succeeded in recovering the Blocks, while in others I 
 have satisfied myself that they either cannot be found, 
 or, as in some cases, have unquestionably perished. 
 The reader who is familiar with the list which was 
 given in the previous Volume and connects it with 
 the one which follows, bearing also in mind the 
 facts now stated, will thus be aw^are that, with the 
 exception of those in the possession of the Bewick 
 family, there can be no considerable number of the 
 original Blocks, especially of those executed when 
 the Artists had arrived at eminence and for works 
 of mark and importance, outside the limits of my 
 own Collection. After those of the ' Quadrupeds,' 
 * British Birds,' and ' ^Esop,' to which I have just 
 alluded, the Blocks of their most celebrated and im- 
 portant Book-Illustrations are here associated ; while a 
 very large number of their occasional works, done for 
 j)rivate persons and miscellaneous purposes of various 
 kinds, have been traced to their hiding places, the 
 concealment of which has been the sole cause of their 
 escaping the fate of so many of their companions, and 
 arc now atlded to numbers which before seemed but
 
 jJdditiun.s /<> ff\)od Blochs. 23 i 
 
 little likely to admit of increase, and preclude the 
 hope of future additions of any extent or importance. 
 It hardly need be said that these results, excepting 
 those for which, as already stated, I have to thank 
 the kindness of friends, have been obtained at a very 
 considerable cost of time, patience, labour, travel, 
 and money. To add, indeed, to the difficulty of 
 acquisition, many of them were estimated at a fabu- 
 lous value from the fact of their being the sole sur- 
 viving relics of old and celebrated Firms, and hoarded 
 by their possessors accordingly. But the complete- 
 ness and value of the product so acquired are most 
 satisfactory, and more than compensate for those ne- 
 cessary expenditures, apart from which the present 
 result was simply impossible. 
 
 To enable the reader to judge in some measure of 
 the beauty of many of these acquisitions, I have fur- 
 nished him throughout the volume with impressions 
 from a selection of the original Blocks. Truth, how- 
 ever, obliges me to add, that the action of the modern 
 rolling-press is but poorly adapted for taking fine im- 
 pressions from Cuts engraved in Bewick's peculiar 
 style, with the lower and more delicate portions of 
 which the ink never comes in contact. The impres- 
 sions, therefore, rarely do justice to my Blocks, which 
 in most instances are in as good a condition as when 
 first executed. Hence I think I may reckon on the 
 gratification of the reader, when I inform him that a 
 very beautiful Volume is in preparation, which is in- 
 tended to contain impressions of some eighteen hun-
 
 232 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 dred of my Blocks, taken off by the old process, and 
 thus presenting a worthy counterpart of these lovely 
 works of Art, which, as was said of one of the many 
 series included in the Collection, " will be a monument 
 of fame " to the Artist brothers, " of more celebrity 
 than marble could bestow." 
 
 Additioxs to Wood Blocks for Books and 
 Pamphlets. 
 
 Fisher's New English Tutor. No. (4029.). 
 (5017.) i-io. The entire Series of Ten Cuts. Ob- 
 tained from Mr. Hodgson. 
 
 Specimens have been given under No. (4029.). 
 
 Grey's Epitome of the Annals of Great Britain. 
 No. (40.3 3-) • 
 (5018.) 11-34. The Twenty-four Figures of the 
 Sovereigns. Obtained from Mr. Hodgson. 
 
 Specimens will be found under No. (4033.). 
 
 Hastie's Reading Easy. No. (11.), etc. 
 
 (5019.) 35-70. The entire Series of Thirty-six Cuts. 
 From Mr. Dodd, of Newcastle, successor to Mr. 
 Emerson Charnley, to whom they came from the 
 Angus family. 
 
 Specimens have been given under Nos. (1619.) and (4428.). 
 
 New Year's Gift. No. (4034.). 
 (5020.) 71-76. Six Cuts, illustrating the Story of 
 Little Red Riding Hood. 
 
 Specimens have been given under No. (4034.).
 
 Additions to JVood Blocks. 
 
 Hargrove's Knaresborough. No. (38.), etc. 
 
 ^33 
 
 (5021.) 77-81. The entire Series of Five Cuts. 
 From Mr. Blenkhorn, Hargrove's successor at Knares- 
 borough. The following is an impression from the 
 beautiful Cut of the Arms of Knaresborough Priory, 
 the Cornwall Arms, perhaps the finest cut that Bewick 
 ever executed for a provincial publisher. 
 
 1 possess a considerable number of Hargrove's 
 Wood Blocks, executed for his various topographical 
 works, but do not attribute them to either Thomas or 
 John Bewick. Many of them are undoubtedly the 
 j)roductions of Green, and some apparently of Ander- 
 son. 
 
 Looking Glass for the Mind. No. (66.), etc. 
 
 (5022.) 82-100. A Series of Nineteen Cuts, namely, 
 that on the title; the large Cuts at pp. 38, 75, 122, 
 132, 187, 202, 257, and 263; and the Vignettes at
 
 234 The Beiiick Collector. 
 
 PP- i^'. ?>h S3^ 117' ^74, 20I, 223, 241, 256, and 
 262. 
 
 After a very careful search which I have been per- 
 mitted to make through the more ancient stock of 
 Messrs. Griffith and Farran, the successors of New- 
 bery and Harris, I have been able to select sixty-one 
 Blocks, which will be found enumerated under the 
 various heads to which they are referable. It is under- 
 stood that at the time of Mr. Harris's decease the 
 greater part of the old stock was disposed of, some 
 of which found its way to the North of England, and 
 was ultimately purchased by myself from a trades- 
 man long resident in Northumberland. It is from 
 that purchase that I have been able to furnish the 
 various specimens of the Illustrations of Newbery and 
 Harris's publications which have been given in the 
 earlier pages of this and the previous volume. The 
 Blocks which remained in their successors' possession 
 were happily the choicest of the whole, and reserved, 
 I presume, for that special reason. They constituted, 
 as will be seen, a perfect series of the cuts done for 
 the ' Tales for Youth,' — the finest and best examples 
 of John Bewick's work for juvenile publications, — a 
 considerable number belonging to his next best 
 volume— the ' Looking Glass for the Mind,' — and 
 others of hardly less interest. And the very large 
 price demanded and paid for them was on account of 
 their being, in the words of their former owners, "all 
 the valuable relics of the old Firm." 
 
 Specimens have been given under No. (4438.), and at page 199.
 
 Additions to J Food Block.s 
 
 ^35 
 
 Sporting Magazine. No. (71.). 
 
 (5023.) 101. Horse Racing. Used on the cover, 
 and at the head of ' The Racing Calendar.' One of 
 the most celebrated productions of John Bewick, 
 which, although subject to hard usage for a number 
 of years, yet preserves much of its original excellence. 
 Obtained in London. 
 
 An impression follows. 
 
 Tales for Youth. No. (72.), etc. 
 
 (5024.) 102-13 1. The entire Series of Thirty 
 Cuts. They are the finest examples of the skill of 
 John Bewick employed in juvenile publications. Pur- 
 chased of Messrs. Griffith and Farran, successors to 
 Newbery and Harris, of St. Paul's Churchyard. See 
 note to ' Looking Glass for the Mind ' above. 
 
 Specimens have been given under No. (4442.). 
 
 Kings or England. No. (4078.). 
 
 (5025.) 132, 133. Cut of 'Ancient Britons' on the
 
 236 
 
 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 title, and Portrait of King George III. Purchased of 
 Messrs. Griffith and Farran, Successors to Newbery 
 and Harris, St. Paul's Churchyard. 
 
 The OEconomist. No. (127.). 
 
 (5026.) 134, 135. The Series of Two Cuts. From 
 
 Mr. Dodd, and formerly belonging to the Angus 
 
 family. 
 
 An impression of the Cut on the titles, Mr. Bigge's well-known 
 Cut of ' Liberty,' has already been given under No. (1966.). 
 
 The Picture Book. No. (4101.). 
 
 (5027.) 136-173. A Series of Thirty-eight Cuts. 
 They were originally in the possession of Messrs. 
 Christopher and Jennett, of Stockton-on-Tees, and 
 from them appear to have passed to Cornelius Cro- 
 shaw, of the Pavement, York, who disposed of them 
 to the gentleman who sold them to me. 
 
 Specimens will be found under No, (4101.), and others follow. 
 
 The New Songster. No. (139.)- 
 
 (5028.) 174, 175. The Two Cuts on the Frontis- 
 piece. From Soulby's office, Penrith, where the book 
 was printed. 
 
 The Vocal Miscellany. No. (141.). 
 
 (5029.) 176. Cut on the Title. From Humble's 
 office, Newcastle.
 
 Additions to JJ^md Blocks. 237 
 
 Thk Plkasing Instructor. No. (410.3.). 
 
 (5030.) 177. Cut on the Title. From Soulby's 
 office, Penritli, where the book was printed. 
 
 Elmina. No. (4108.). 
 
 (5031.) 178. The Frontispiece. From Messrs. 
 Griffith and Farran, Successors to Newbery and Harris, 
 St. Paul's Churchyard. 
 
 The Forsaken Infant. Nos. (41 ii.), (4452.). 
 
 (5032.) 179-187. The Series of nine Cuts. Done 
 for Mozley, of Gainsborough and Derby. 
 
 A specimen will be found under No. (4452.). 
 
 Reay's Sportsman's Friend. No. (163.). 
 
 (5033.) 188. The Bay Pony. I have to offer my 
 grateful thanks to T. H. Wilson, Esq., for the posses- 
 sion of this very beautiful work of art. 
 
 An impression has been given at p. 139. 
 
 Fisher's Grammar. No. (4134.). 
 
 (5034.) 189. Facsimile of Signature. From Hodg- 
 son's office, Newcastle, where the book was printed. 
 
 Picture of Newcastle-upon-Tyne. No. (218.). 
 (5035.) 190, 191. View of Newcastle on the title, 
 and Figure of a Roman Altar at page 152 of the Se- 
 cond Edition. From Akenhead's office, Newcastle, 
 where the book was printed. 
 
 An impression of the former will be found under No. (4458.). 
 
 Warden's Spelling Book. No. (4235.). 
 (5036.) 192-198. The entire Series of seven Cuts.
 
 238 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 From Humble's office, Newcastle, where the book was 
 printed. 
 
 Specimens have been given under Nos. (423 "J.), (4817.). 
 Flowers of British Poetry. No. (281.). 
 
 (5037.) 199. "Meditation by MoonUght." From 
 Sunderland. 
 
 An impression will be found at page 209. 
 
 Davison's Specimens of Wood Blocks. No. (298.). 
 Various Cuts enumerated under other heads. 
 
 Rhymes of Northern Bards. No. (302.). 
 
 (5038.) 200, 201. The Cuts at pp. 149, 174. From 
 Angus, Charnley, and Dodd's office, Newcastle. 
 
 These Cuts, and the others similarly described, were successively 
 in the office of the publishers named. 
 
 Garland of Nothumberland Heroes. No. (303.). 
 
 (5039.) 202. Cut on title. From Angus, Charn- 
 ley, and Dodd's office, Newcastle. 
 
 An impression will be found under No. (4284.). 
 Figures in Rhymes. No. (304.). 
 
 (5040.) 203-205. The Series of three Cuts. From 
 Angus, Charnley, and Dodd's Office, Newcastle. 
 
 An impression of that on the title is given under No. (4289.). 
 Garland of Bells. No. (33,^.)- 
 
 (5041.) 206. Cut on title. F'rom Angus, Charn- 
 ley, and Dodd's office, Newcastle. 
 
 An impression is given under No. (4285.). 
 
 The Contented Couckould. No. (_'i^6.). 
 (5042.) 207. Cut on title. From Angus, Charn- 
 ley, and Dodd's office, Newcastle. 
 
 An impression is given under No. (4282.).
 
 Additions to JVood Blocks. 239 
 
 Garland ok New Songs. No. (4282.). 
 
 (504o.) 208-220. A Series of thirteen Cuts. From 
 Angus, Charnley, and Dodd's office, Newcastle. 
 
 Impressions have been given under No. (4282.). 
 
 Collection of New Songs. No. (4283.). 
 
 (5044.) 221. Cut on title. From Angus, Charn- 
 ley, and Dodd's office, Newcastle. 
 
 An impression will be found under No. (4283.). 
 
 Account of the Great Flood. No. (345.)- 
 
 Arms of Newcastle on the title. From Hodgson's 
 office, Newcastle, where the Book was printed. It has 
 been already enumerated under No. (3628.). 
 
 An impression will be found under No. (2169.). 
 
 Battle of Floddon Field. No. (377.). 
 
 (5045.) 222. Facsimile of old Woodcut. From 
 Charnley, and Dodd's office, Newcastle. 
 
 An impression has been given under No. (1746.). 
 
 Mitchell on the Pleasure and Utility of Angling. 
 
 No. (384.). 
 Cut on the title. From North Shields. Enume- 
 rated under Cuts for Various Societies, etc. 
 
 An impression \^ ill be found under No. (4581.). 
 
 Tom Thumb's Play Book. No. (456.) 
 
 (5046.) 223-246. The entire Series of twenty-four 
 Cuts, not including those enumerated elsewhere. From 
 Angus, Charnley, and Dodd's office, Newcastle. 
 
 The Tyne Side Minstrel. No. (459.). 
 
 (5047.) 247. The Frontispiece. From Stephen- 
 son's office, Gateshead, where the Book was printed. 
 An impression has been given under No. (4341.).
 
 240 The Bcnicl; Collector. 
 
 Stanzas on Intended New Road. No. (466.). 
 
 (5048.) 248. Arms of Gateshead on the title. From 
 Stephenson's office, Gateshead. 
 
 List of Knights and Burgesses of Dukham. No. (4361.). 
 (5049.) 249. Cut at p. 28. From Stephenson's 
 office. Gateshead. 
 
 An impression will be found under No. (4361.). 
 
 The Bishoprick Garland. No. (490.). 
 
 (5050.) 250. Cut at p. 84. From Stephenson's 
 office, Gateshead. 
 
 An impression is given under No. (4483.). 
 
 Allan Ramsay's Gentle Shepherd. No. (492.). 
 
 The Cuts, enumerated under other heads. 
 
 Jackson and Chatto's History of Wood-Engraving. 
 
 No. (4376.). 
 (5051.) 251. Vignette at p. 634. Given me by 
 T. H. Wilson, Esq. 
 
 An impression will be found under No. (4376.). 
 
 Collection of Newspaper Extracts. No. (503.). 
 
 The Cuts, enumerated under other heads. 
 
 Impressions from Charnley's Wood Blocks. No. (4406.). 
 A Series of one hundred and thirty-five Cuts, enume- 
 ated under various other heads. 
 
 The Howdy and the Upgetting. No. (512.). 
 
 Three Cuts, elsewhere enumerated. 
 
 Descriptive and Critical Catalogue. No. (151S.). 
 
 Cuts elsewhere enumerated. 
 
 Great Newes from Newcastle. No. (520.). 
 Cut previously enumerated.
 
 Additions to JFood Blocks. 
 
 241 
 
 Imtressions from Dodd's Wood Blocks. No. (527.). 
 
 Cuts elsewhere enumerated. 
 
 Impressions from Hodgson's Wood Blocks. No. (4408.). 
 
 Cuts elsewhere enumerated. 
 
 Aristotle's Masterpiece. No. (4494.). 
 
 (5052.) 252-255. Four Cuts. From Kendal. 
 
 History of England. No. (4495.). 
 
 (5053.) -236-282. The Series of twenty-seven large 
 
 ^ 
 

 
 242 
 
 The Beivick Collector. 
 
 Portraits of the Sovereigns. Done for Mozley, of 
 Gainsborough and Derby. 
 The foregoing are specimens. 
 
 (5054.) 283, 284. A Set of twenty-four Alphabet 
 Cuts. On two Blocks. Given me by Mr. Pruddah, 
 of Hexham. No. (4498.). 
 
 Impressions have been given under No. (4498.). 
 
 (5055.) 285. A Set of twenty-four Alphabet Cuts. 
 On one Block. From Kendal. No. (4499.). 
 
 (5056.) 286-309. A Set of twenty-four Alphabet 
 Cuts. On twenty-four Blocks, From York. No. 
 
 (4500.). 
 
 (5057.) 310-320. Part of an Alphabet, eighteen 
 Cuts. On eleven Blocks. From Akenhead's office, 
 Newcastle. No. (4501.). The following are specimens. 
 
 -^ 
 
 Tid- y==^ 
 
 (5058.) 321. " M " for Merchant. Alphabet Cut. 
 From Catnach's office. No. (4502.).
 
 Additiom to JVood Blocks. 
 
 ^A-3 
 
 (50.59.) 322. Large Cut. Boys gathering Apples. 
 For a ' Reading Easy.' From York. No. (4503.). 
 
 (5060.) 323, Large Cut. Boys gathering Apples. 
 For a ' Reading Easy.' From Gloucester. No. (4504.). 
 
 (5061.) 324-380. A Series of fifty-seven Cuts in 
 rectangular borders, for Book Illustrations. From 
 Newcastle, Durham, Hexham, North Shields, South 
 Shields, Sunderland, York, Darlington, North Allerton, 
 Penrith, Appleby, Whitehaven, Whitby, etc. etc. etc. 
 Nos. (4505-) and (4514.). 
 
 The following are specimens. 
 
 11 2
 
 244 
 
 The Beu'ich Collector, 
 
 
 h Mii'lliif'f' 
 
 Xv. 
 
 fm\-^\mm, 
 
 
 (5062.) 381-442. A Series of sixty-two Vignettes, 
 for Book Illustrations. From the same localities. No. 
 (4506.). 
 
 The following are specimens.
 
 (Iditious to ff'ood Blocks. 
 
 ^45 
 
 It may be questioned whether all of them should be attributed to 
 Thomas Bewick, but of the great beauty of many there can, 
 fortunately, be no doubt. Take, for example, the following 
 cut of tlie Chillingham Bull, and the Fishing Scene intro- 
 ducing the distant view of Durham Cathedral.
 
 246 
 
 The Beicich ColltcLor. 
 
 Some of them are copies, or possibly the tirst draughts, of vignettes 
 in the 'Quadrupeds' and 'British Birds,' and it is ditHcult to 
 say which are to be preferred. 
 
 -^^^ 
 
 
 
 Another specimen will be tbund at p.ige 151 of the present Sup- 
 plement.
 
 j-ldditions to IVuod Blocks. 247 
 
 (5063.) 443. Robinson Crusoe. From Hodgson's 
 office. No. (4515.). 
 
 (5064.) 444, 445. Figures of a Plough and a Pitch- 
 fork. From Hodgson's office. No. (4517.). 
 
 (5065.) 446. A Line of Music. From Hodgson's 
 office. No. (4518.). 
 
 (5066.) 447, 448. Two Blocks of different kinds of 
 handwriting, used in various Spelling Books. From 
 Hodgson's office. No. (4519.). 
 
 (5067.) 449. A Mariner's Compass. From Hodg- 
 son's office. No. (4520.) 
 
 (5068.) 450-462. A Series of thirteen Plans of Coal 
 Mines, etc., to illustrate the working and ventilation of 
 the same. From Hodgson's office. No. (4521.). 
 
 (5069.) 463-512. A Series of fifty Geometrical 
 Diagrams. From Hodgson's office. No. (4522.). 
 
 Additions to Wood Blocks of Book Plates. 
 
 (5070.) $i2>' Mr. Affleck's Book Plate. (Copper- 
 plate.) From Mr. Dodd, Newcastle. Nos. (1936.), 
 (4524-)- 
 
 (5071.) 514. Mr. Matthew Anderson's Book Plate. 
 From Humble's office. No. (4525.). 
 
 An impression is given iukIlt No. (4525.),
 
 248 Tlie Bewick Collector. 
 
 (5072.) 515. Mr. Brockett's Book Plate. No. 
 
 (45^9-)- 
 
 (5073.) 516. Viscount Galway's Book Plate. From 
 Durham. 
 
 (5074.) 517. Mr. Sanders' Book Plate. From Mr. 
 Dodd, Newcastle. 
 
 An impression is given under No. (2080.). 
 
 (5075.) 518. Initial Letter T, with books. From 
 Gateshead. No. (4542.). 
 
 (5076.) 519. A blank oval, in a border of oak, 
 palm, etc. From Mr. Hewitson, South Shields. No. 
 (4544-)- 
 
 (5077.) 520. Tyne-side Scene, apparently intended 
 for a Book-plate. From Mr. Reid, Newcastle. No. 
 (4545.). An impression follows. 
 
 (5078.) 521. A blank Shield suspended in a tree 
 among foliage. From Catnach's office. No. (4546.).
 
 Additions to Jf^ood li locks. 249 
 
 (5079.) 522-525. Four Shields of Arms. From 
 Durham. No. (4547.). 
 
 Querv if bv Bewick. 
 
 Additions to Wood Blocks for Various 
 Societies, Companies, etc. 
 
 Where the subject of the Block is not stated, it will be 
 found under the Number annexed to each. 
 
 I. Clekk of the Peace, Durham. 
 
 (5080.) 526. Seal of the Clerk of the Peace, Dur- 
 ham. From South Shields. No. (4553.). 
 
 Eagle Insurance Company. 
 
 (5081.) 527. An Eagle on a rock, inscribed "Safety." 
 Newspaper Cut. From Akenhead's office. 
 
 Forresters' Lodge. 
 
 (5082.) 528. Forresters' Arms. From North Shields. 
 No. (4554- )• 
 
 Freemasons' Lodge. 
 
 (5083.) 529. Freemasons' Cut. From Hexham. 
 No. (4555 •)• 
 
 Parish of Gateshead. 
 
 (5084.) 530. Gateshead Parish Boundary Token, 
 1824. From Gateshead. No. (4556.). 
 
 (5085.) 531. " Merit ", on a medal. From Gates- 
 head. No. (4557-)- 
 
 Lottery Office. 
 
 (508G.) 532. Figure of Mercury. From Rumble's 
 office. No. (4562.).
 
 2^0 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 Newcastle Royal Exchange Assurance Office. 
 
 (5087.) $'>^'y^. View of the Royal Exchange. News- 
 paper Cut. From Humble's office. Nos. (2140.), 
 
 (4367.). 
 
 Newcastle upon Tyne Fire Office. 
 
 (5088.) 534. Figure of a Fire Engine. Newspaper 
 Cut. From Durham. Nos. (2157.), (4579.). 
 
 (5089.) ^'^^. Figure of a Fire Engine, Another 
 very similar. Newspaper Cut. From Newcastle. 
 
 (5090.) ^'^6. Figure of a Fire Engine. Another 
 very similar. From Newcastle. 
 
 Newcastle Waltonian Club. 
 
 (5091.) 537. River scene, with Anglers, etc. Nos. 
 (384.), (2239.), (45«i-). 
 
 An impression will be found under No. (4581.). 
 Northumberland Life Boat. 
 
 (5092.) 538. View off Tynemouth. No. (4583.). 
 
 An impression is given under No. (4583.). 
 Phcenix Fire Office. 
 
 (5093.) 539. A Phcenix. Newspaper Cut. From 
 Humble's office. Nos. (2194.), (4587.)- 
 
 (5094.) 540. A Phoenix. Newspaper Cut. From 
 Durham. No. (4589.). 
 
 (5095.) 541. A Phoenix. Newspaper Cut. From 
 Catnach's office. No. (4590,). 
 
 WOOLCOMBERS' CoMPANY. 
 
 (509G.) 542. Woolcombers' Arms, From Hum- 
 ble's office. No. (4595.J.
 
 Additions to J Food Blocks. 25 i 
 
 (5097.) 543. Woolcombers' Arms. From Cat- 
 nach's office. 
 
 Perhaps older than Bewick. 
 
 (5098.) 544. Figure of Britannia. From Humble's 
 office. No. (4596.). 
 
 (5099.) 545. Figure of Fortune. From Walker's 
 office, Durham. No. (4597.). 
 
 (5100.) 546. Figure of Hope. From Humble's 
 office. No. (4598.). 
 
 (5101.) 547. Figure of Hope. From Walker's 
 office, Durham. No. (4599.) 
 
 (5102.) 548. Cut for some Durham Society. The 
 Mitre and Coronet. From Akenhead's office. 
 
 Additions to Wood Blocks for Exhibitions, etc. 
 
 (5103.) 549. Cut apparently done for some Royal 
 Reception. A throne imder a tent, ornamented with 
 the Royal Arms, in a border of laurel, etc. From 
 Angus's office. An impression follows.
 
 252 
 
 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 (5104.) 550. "Coronation" Balloon. From Cat- 
 nach's office. No. (4601.). 
 
 (5105.) 551. The Cockpit. From Humble's office. 
 No. (4602.). 
 
 (510G.) 552. Fighting Cocks. From Akenhead's 
 office, Newcastle. No. (4603.). 
 
 (5107.) ^$0^. Fighting Cocks. From Walker's office, 
 Durham. No. (4603.). An impression follows. 
 
 (5108.) 554. Fighting Cocks. From Walker's office, 
 Durham. No. (4603.). 
 
 (5109.) $$$. Fighting Cocks. From Mr. Robert- 
 son, Durham. No. (4603.). 
 
 (5110.) $$6. Fighting Cocks. From Mr. Atkin- 
 son, Monkwearmouth. No. (4603.). An impression 
 follows. 
 
 (5111.) 557. Fighting Cocks. From Mr. Hender- 
 son, North Shields. No. (4603.)..
 
 Additions to I Food Blocks 
 
 ^53 
 
 (5112.) 558. Fighting Cocks. From Soiilby's office, 
 Penrith. No. (4603.). An impression follows. 
 
 1Uiiiifin»»« »«..m M"M; 
 
 (5113.) 559. Fighting Cocks. From York. No. 
 (4603.). 
 
 (5114.) 560. Fighting Cocks. From Mr. Hudson, 
 Kendal. No. (4603.). 
 
 (5115.) 561. Fighting Cocks. From Mr. Hudson, 
 Kendal. No. (4603.). 
 
 [See also ' Newspaper Cuts.'] 
 
 (5116.) 562. Descent of Sadler's Balloon. From 
 Mr. Reid, Newcastle. No. (4607.). 
 
 (5117.) ^6-^. Sadler's Balloon, among clouds. From 
 Walker's office, Durham. No. (4608.). 
 
 (5118.) 564. "Theatre, North Shields." From 
 North Shields. No. (4610.). 
 
 Additions to Wood Blocks of Racing Cuts. 
 
 (5119.) ^6$. Racing Cut. From Mr. Reid, New- 
 castle. Nos. (2320.), (4634.). 
 
 (5120.) ^66. Racing Cut. From Mr. Robertson, 
 Durham. No. (4639.).
 
 254 T^^^^ Bewick Collector. 
 
 (5121.) 567. Racing Cut. From Mr. Ainsley, 
 Durham. No. (464c.) 
 
 An impression is given under No. (4640.) 
 
 (5122.) 568. Racing Cut. From Mr. Reid, New- 
 castle. No. (4641.). 
 
 (5123.) 569. Racing Cut. From Humble's office. 
 No. (4642.). 
 
 (5124.) 570. Racing Cut. From York. No. (4643.). 
 
 (5125.) 571. Racing Cut. Small. Three . horses, 
 to the right. No border. From Newcastle. 
 
 (5126.) 572. Racing Cut. From Soulby's office, 
 Penrith. No. (4644.). 
 
 Very similar to the vignette at page 346, but with a rectangular 
 border. 
 
 (5127.) 573. Racing Cut. No. (4645.). 
 
 (5128.) 574. Racing Cut. From Mr. Hewitson, 
 South Shields. No. (4646.)- 
 
 (5129.) 575. Racing Cut. From Mr. Robertson, 
 Durham. No. (4647.). 
 
 An impression is given under No. (4647.). 
 
 (5130.) 576. Racing Cut. From Chester-le-Street. 
 No. (4648.). 
 
 (5131.) 577. Racing Cut. From Mr. Hall, Sun- 
 derland. No. (4649.). 
 
 An impression is given at page 173. 
 
 (5132.) 578. Racing Cut. From Mr. Ainsley, 
 Durham. No. (4650.). 
 
 An impression is given at page 173, the lower cut.
 
 Additions to JVood Blocks. 
 
 ^-55 
 
 (5133.) 579. Racing Cut. From Mr. Pruddah, 
 Hexham. No. (4651.). 
 
 Additions to Wood Blocks of Shop Cards. 
 
 For the subject of each Block see the No. ref>.Tred to. 
 
 (5134.) 580. "J. Catnach, Printer and Pubhsher." 
 Said to have been drawn by Thurston and engraved 
 by Thomas Bewick. From Mr. W. S. Fortey, suc- 
 cessor to Catnach, who preceded Davison at Alnwick, 
 and employed Bewick for several of his pubUcations. 
 See Nos. (158.), (201.), (217.), (221.), (231.), and 
 (4206.). No. (4653.). 
 
 An impression follows. 
 
 (5135.) 581. "J. Catnach Printer & PubHsher" 
 From the same. No. (4654.).
 
 256 
 
 TJie Beiricli Collector 
 
 (513G.) 582. Davidson's Cut. From Angus, Charn- 
 ley, and Dodd's office, Newcastle. No, (4655.). 
 
 An impression follows. 
 
 _. </ 
 
 
 ^■^-<s.xtJt» - 
 
 (5137.) 583. Graham's Cut. From Mr. George 
 Pike, Alnwick. No. (4657.). This very beautiful 
 Cut was done by Thomas Bewick, sometime about the 
 year 1794, for a well-known Alnwick printer. The 
 Block was purchased by Mr. Pike at the sale of the 
 stock of Graham's son and successor. The following 
 is an impression. 
 
 ^:^M^ 
 
 
 It 
 
 ^^A^^^^^^^^^^
 
 Additions to JVood Blocks. 
 
 ^-51 
 
 (5138.) 584. Mr. Noad's Cut. Done by Thomas 
 Bewick for Mr. W. D. Noad, Gun-maker, of Mor- 
 peth, about the year 18 10, and obtained from him. 
 No. (4663.). 
 
 An impression has been given under No. (4663.). 
 
 (5139.) 585. Oval Border, for a Shop Card. From 
 Humble's office. No. (4669.). 
 
 (5140.) 586. Border for a Shop Card. From An- 
 gus, Charnley, and Dodd's office. 
 
 The following is an impression. 
 
 (5141.) 587. Border for a Shop Card. From An- 
 gus, Charnley, and Dodd's office. 
 
 These borders have doubtless served for multitudes of cards of 
 which not a single specimen is now extant. 
 
 (5142.) 588. Border for a Shop Card. From New- 
 castle. No. (4670.). 
 
 An impression has been given under No. (4670.).
 
 258 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 Additions to Wood Blocks of Invoice 
 Heads, etc. 
 
 For the subject of each Block see the No. referred to. 
 
 (5143.) 589. "J. Blackwell and Co." No. (2423.). 
 Given me by Mr. Blackwell. 
 
 An impression will be found under No. (4674.). 
 
 (5144.) 590. Bookseller's and Stationer's Cut. From 
 Humble's office. No. (4675.). 
 
 (5145.) 591. Bookseller's and Stationer's Cut. From 
 Humble's office. No. (4676.). 
 
 (5146.) 592. Bray's Cut. From Humble's office. 
 No, (4677.). 
 
 (5147.) 593. Breeches Maker's Cut. From Angus, 
 Charnley, and Dodd's office. No. (4678.). 
 
 (5148.) 594. Chemist's Cut. From Humble's office. 
 No. (4680.). 
 
 (5149.) 595. Chemist's Cut. From Humble's office. 
 No. (4681.). 
 
 (5150.) 596. Currier's Cut. From Stephenson's 
 office. No. (4682.). 
 
 (5151.) 597. Cutler's Cut. From Mr. Walker, Dur- 
 ham. No. (4683.). 
 
 (5152.) 598. "Original Daffy's Elixir." From Hum- 
 ble's office. No. (4684.). 
 
 (5153.) 599. Grocer's Cut. From Messrs. Griffith 
 and Farran. No. (4685.).
 
 Additions to fVood Blocks. 
 
 259 
 
 (5154.) 600. Harris's Cut. From Messrs. Griffith 
 and Farran, successors to Newbery and Harris. No. 
 (4686.). 
 
 (5155.) 601. Harris's Cut. From Messrs. Griffith 
 and Farran. No. (4687.). 
 
 An impression follows. 
 
 
 (5156.) 602. Harris's Cut. From Messrs. Griffith 
 and Farran. No. (4688.). 
 
 (5157.) 603. Harris's Cut. From Messrs. Griffith 
 and Farran. No. (4689.). 
 
 An impression is given under No. (4689.). 
 
 (5158.) 604. Harris's Cut. From Messrs. Griffith 
 and Farran. No. (4690.). 
 
 (5159.) 605. Ironmonger's Cut. From Humble's 
 office. No. (4691.). 
 
 (5160.) 606. Ironmonger's Cut. From Angus, 
 Charnley, and Dodd's office. No. (4692.) 
 
 s 2
 
 26o The Bewick Collector. 
 
 (5161.) 607. Printer's Cut. From Stephenson's 
 office. No. (4696.). 
 
 (5162.) 608. Printer's Cut. From Soulby's office, 
 Penrith. No. (4697.). 
 
 (5163.) 609. Shipbuilder's Cut. From Mr. Walk- 
 er, Durham. No. (4698.). 
 
 (5164.) 610. Silversmith's Cut. From Catnach's 
 office. No. (4699.). 
 
 (5165.) 611. Tea Dealer's Cut. From Catnach's 
 office. No. (4700.). 
 
 (5166.) 612. Tea Dealer's Cut. From Mr. Ains- 
 ley, Durham. No. (4701.). 
 
 (5167.) 613. Tea Dealer's Cut. From Gateshead. 
 No. (4702.). 
 
 (5168.) 614. Tea Dealer's Cut. From Rumble's 
 office. No. (4703.). 
 
 (5169.) 615. Tea Dealer's Cut. From Angus, 
 Charnley, and Dodd's office. No. (4704.). 
 
 (5170.) 616. Tea Dealer's Cut. From Hodgson's 
 office. No. (4705.). 
 
 (5171.) 617. Tea Dealer's Cut. From Messrs. 
 Vint and Carr, Sunderland. No. (4706.). 
 
 (5172.) 618. Tea Dealer's Cut. No. (4707.). 
 
 (5173.) 619. Tea Dealer's Cut. From Angus, 
 Charnley, and Dodd's office. No. (4708.). 
 
 An impression follows.
 
 j^ddi lions to IVood Blocks. 
 
 261 
 
 2^ 
 
 ■•^s^asNtisw^ '^ 
 
 (5174.) 620. Tea Dealer's Cut. No. (4709.). 
 
 (5175.) 621. Tea Dealer's Cut. From Mr. Walker, 
 Durham. No. (4710.). 
 
 (5176.) 622. Tobacco Cut. From Mr. Howe, 
 Gateshead. No. (47 11.). 
 
 (5177.) 623. Tobacco Cut. From Stephenson's 
 office. No. (4712.). 
 
 (5178.) 624. Tobacco Cut. From Mr. Reid, New- 
 castle. No. (4713.). 
 
 (5179.) 625. Tobacco Cut. From Mr. Ainsley, 
 Durham. No. (4714.). 
 
 (5180.) 626. Tobacco Cut. From Akenhead's 
 office. No. (4715.)- 
 
 The following is an impression. 
 1' i^ ^»
 
 262 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 (5181.) 627. Tobacco Cut. From Mr. Harrison, 
 North Shields. No. (4716.). 
 
 (5182.) 628. Tobacco Cut. From Stephenson's 
 office. No. (4717.). 
 
 (5183.) 629. Tobacco Cut. From Soulby's office, 
 Penrith. No. (4718.). 
 
 (5184.) 630. Upholsterer's Cut. From Humble's 
 office. No. (4719.). 
 
 (5185.) 631. Upholsterer's Cut. From Akenhead's 
 office. No. (47^0.). 
 
 (5186.) 632. Upholsterer's Cut. From Catnach's 
 office. No. (4721.). 
 
 (5187.) 60^'^. Walker and Featherston's Cut. From 
 Angus, Charnley, and Dodd's office. Nos. (2466.), 
 (4722.). 
 
 An impression is given under No. (4722.). 
 
 (5188.) 634. Waxchandler's Cut. From Aken- 
 head's office. No. (4723.). 
 
 An impression is given under No. (4723.). 
 
 (5189.) 635. Woolstapler's Cut. For this I am 
 indebted to Mr. May, of Taunton. No. (4724.). 
 Query if by Bewick. 
 
 (5190.) 636. A border for an invoice. From South 
 Shields. No. (4725.)-
 
 Additions to JVood Blocks. 263 
 
 Additions to Wood Blocks of Tkadesmex's 
 Newspaper Cuts. 
 
 For the subject of each Block see the No. referred to. 
 
 (5191.) 637. Dr. Anderson's Cut. From Humble's 
 office. No. (4726.). 
 
 (5192.) 638. Dr.- Anderson's Cut. From Hodg- 
 son's office. No. (4727.). 
 
 (5193.) 639. William Anderson's Cut. From Mr. 
 Walker, Durham. No. (4728.). 
 
 An impression is given under No. (4728.). 
 
 (5194.) 640. Auctioneer's Cut. From Mr. Walk- 
 er, Durham. No. (4729.). 
 
 An impression is given under No. (4729.). 
 
 (5195.) 641. Auctioneer's Cut. From Mr. Lack- 
 land, South Shields. No. (4730.). 
 
 (5196.) 642. Blacking Seller's Cut. From Mr. 
 Robertson, Durham. No. (4731.). 
 
 (5197.) 643. Carrier's Cut. From Mr. Walker, 
 Durham. No. (4732.). 
 
 (5198.) 644. Chemist's Cut. From Humble's office. 
 ^'o. (4733-)- 
 
 (5199.) 645. Chemist's Cut. From Akenhead's 
 office. No. (4734.). 
 
 (5200.) 646. Chemist's Cut. From Angus, Charn- 
 ley, and Dodd's office. No. (4735.). 
 
 (5201.) 647. Chemist's Cut. From Catnach's office. 
 No. (4736-)-
 
 264 
 
 7 Vie Bewick Collector 
 
 (5202.) 648. Draper's Cut. From Mr. Walker, 
 Durham. No. (4738.). 
 
 The following is an impression. 
 
 (5203.) 649. Florist's Cut. From Rumble's office. 
 No. (4739-)- 
 
 (5204.) 650. Gardener's Cut. From Mr. Reid, 
 Newcastle. No. (4740.). 
 
 (5205.) 651. Gibson's Cut. From Humble's office. 
 Nos. (2494.), (4741.). An impression follows. 
 
 (5-200.) 652. Ironmonger's Cut. A kitchen range. 
 From Knarcsborough. 
 
 (5207.) 6^3' Mather's Cut. From Humble's office. 
 Nos. (2512 ), (4745-)- 
 
 An impression is given under No. (47415.).
 
 ^ddi lions lo JVood Blocks. 265 
 
 (5208.) 654. Parsons' Cut. From Rumble's office. 
 
 Nos. (2517.), (4746.)- 
 
 (5209.) 6^^. Piano-forte Maker's Cut. From Hum- 
 ble's office. No. (4747.). 
 
 (5210.) 6^6. Philosophical Instrument Maker's Cut. 
 From Bumble's office. No. (4748.). 
 
 (5211.) 657. B. R's Cut. From Rumble's office. 
 No. (4749-)- 
 
 (5212.) 658. Saint's Cut. From Walker's office. 
 No. (4750-)- 
 
 (5213.) 659. Slack's Cut. From Rodgson's office. 
 No. (4751-)- 
 
 (5214.) 660. Slack's Cut. From Hodgson's office. 
 No. (4752-). 
 
 (5215.) 661. Slack's Cut. From Rodgson's office. 
 No. (4753-). 
 
 (52 IC.) 662. Shoemaker's Cut. From Angus, 
 Charnley, and Dodd's office. No. (4754.). 
 
 (5217.) 66^. Upholsterer's Cut. From Rumble's 
 office. No. (4758.). 
 
 (5218.) 664. Water Carrier's Cut. From Mr. At- 
 kinson, Monkwearmouth. No. (4759.). 
 
 (5219.) 66if. Woollen Draper's Cut. From Angus, 
 Charnley, and Dodd's office. No. (4761.). 
 
 (5220.) 666. Woollen Draper's Cut. From Mr. 
 Rail, Sunderland. No. (4762.).
 
 2 66 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 Additions to Wood Blocks for Bar Bills. 
 
 (5221.) 667. Blue Boar. From Angus, Charnley, 
 and Dodd's office. No. (4765.). 
 
 (5222.) 668. Bush. From Angus, Charnley, and 
 Dodd's office. No. (4769.). 
 
 (5223.) 669. Bush. From Humble's office. No. 
 (4770.). 
 
 (5224.) 670. Cock. From Mr. Atkinson, Monk- 
 wearmouth. No. (4771.). 
 
 An impression has been given under No. (4771.). 
 
 (5225.) 671. Cock. From Stephenson's office, 
 Gateshead. No. (4772.). 
 
 (5226.) 672. Green Dragon. From Humble's office. 
 No. (4779-)- 
 
 (5227.) 673. Half Moon. From Humble's office. 
 No. (4780.). 
 
 An impression has been given under No. (4780.). 
 
 (5228.) 674. Hat and Feather. From Humble's 
 office. No. (4781.). 
 
 (5229.) 675. Hen and Chickens. From York. No. 
 (4782.). 
 
 Probably older than Bewick. 
 
 (5230.) 676. Horse and Groom. From Humble's 
 office. No. (4786.). 
 
 Of this also an impression is given under No. (4786.). 
 (5231.) 677. Key. From Catnach's office. No. 
 (4788.).
 
 Additions to Wood Blocks. 16 "j 
 
 (5232.) 678. King's Head. From Humble's office. 
 No. (4789.). 
 
 (5233.) 679. The Lamb. From Akenhead's office. 
 No. (4790.). 
 
 (5234.) 680. Nag's Head. From Humble's office. 
 No. (4796.)- 
 
 (5235.) 681. Qiieen's Head. From Mr. Walker, 
 Durham. No. (4798.). An impression follows. 
 
 (5236.) 682. Red Lion. From Angus, Charnley, 
 and Dodd's office. ' No. (4799.). 
 
 (5237.) 683. Red Lion. From Humble's office. 
 No. (4800.). 
 
 (5238.) 684. Red Lion. From Mr. Harrison, 
 North Shields. No. (4801.). 
 
 (5239.) 685. Red Lion. From Hargrove's office, 
 Knaresborough. 
 
 (5240.) 686. Red Lion. From Catnach's office. 
 No. (4802.). 
 
 (5241.) 687. R. Robinson's Cut. Black Bull Inn, 
 Gateshead. From Angus, Charnley, and Dodd's office. 
 Nos. (2602.), (4803.). 
 
 An impression is given under No. (4803.).
 
 268 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 (5242.) 688. Royal Oak. From Hargrove's office, 
 Knaresborough. 
 
 (5243.) 689. Royal Oak. From Kendal. No. 
 (4804.). An impression follows. 
 
 (5244.) 690. The Salutation. From Kendal. No. 
 (4806.). 
 
 (5245.) 691. Saracen's Head. From Akenhead's 
 office. No. (4807.). 
 
 (5246.) 692. Stag. From Humble's office. No. 
 (481 1.). 
 
 (5247.) 693. Star. From Akenhead's office. No. 
 
 (4812.). 
 
 (5248.) 694. Sun. From Humble's office. No. 
 (4814.). 
 
 (5249.) 695. Swan. From Kendal. No. (4815.). 
 
 (5250.) 696. William West's Cut, Wliite Hart, 
 Chester - le - Street. From Humble's office. Nos. 
 (2623.), (4817.). 
 
 Used also in Warden's Spelling Book, No. {^2^^^.). An impres- 
 sion has been given under No. (4817.).
 
 Additions to I Food Blocks. 26g 
 
 Additions to Royal Arms, etc. 
 
 (5251.) 697. Royal Arms. From Mr. Reid, New- 
 castle. No. (4909.). 
 
 An impression is given under No. (4909.). 
 
 (5252.) 698. Royal Arms. From Angus, Charnley, 
 and Dodd's office. No. (4910.). 
 
 (5253.) 699. Royal Arms. From Angus, Charnley, 
 and Dodd's office. No. (4910.). 
 
 (5254.) 700. Royal Arms. From Humble's office. 
 
 Perhaps older than Bewick. 
 
 (5255.) 701. Royal Arms. From Humble's office. 
 
 (5256.) 702. Royal Arms. From Humble's office. 
 
 (5257.) 703. Royal Arms. From Humble's office. 
 
 (5258.) 704. Royal Arms. From Humble's office. 
 
 (5259.) 705. Royal Arms. From Mr. Atkinson, 
 Monkwearmouth. No. (4910.). 
 
 (5260.) 706. Royal Arms. From Mr. Hewitson, 
 South Shields. No. (4910.). 
 
 (5261.) 707. Royal Arms. From Mr. Hewitson, 
 South Shields. No. (4910.). 
 
 (5262.) 708. Royal Arms. From Mr. Pruddah, 
 
 Hexham. No. (4910.). 
 
 (5263.) 709. Royal Arms. From Mr. Walker, 
 
 Durham. No. (4910.). 
 
 (5264.) 710. Royal Arms. From Catnach's office. 
 No. (4910.).
 
 270 The Bewick Collector. ' 
 
 (5265.) 711. Prince of Wales' Plume. From Aken- 
 head's office. No. (49 11.). 
 
 (5266.) 712. Prince of Wales' Plume. From Aken- 
 head's office. No. (4912.). 
 
 (5267.) 713. Star and Garter. From Akenhead's 
 office. No. (4913.). 
 
 (5268.) 714. Star and Garter. From Akenhead's 
 office. No. (4914.). 
 
 Additions to Arms of Newcastle and Gates- 
 head. 
 
 (5269.) 715. Arms of Newcastle. From Rumble's 
 office. No. (4917.). 
 
 (5270.) 716. Arms of Gateshead. From Mr. Howe, 
 Gateshead. No. (4919.). 
 
 Additions to Wood Blocks for Newspaper 
 Cuts. 
 
 (5271.) 717. Heading of the Newcastle Courant 
 Newspaper. No. (3 oil). 
 
 An impression has been given under No. (4920.). 
 
 I am indebted for the possession of this most noble 
 series of Blocks to the kindness of my friends the 
 Messrs. Blackwell and Rutherford, proprietors of the 
 Newcastle Courant. They were executed, as required, 
 for the celebrated Newspaper of that name, and for
 
 Additions to TVood Blocks. 
 
 271 
 
 the gratification, as the Artist was well -aware, of his 
 friends and neighbours. By singularly good fortune 
 these interesting relics were preserved in the office, 
 when thfey might at any moment have been destroyed 
 as useless, until, after upwards of sixty years, they have 
 been allowed to enrich my Collection, and to take 
 their place by the side of so many other treasures simi- 
 larly rescued from accident, and transferred to what 
 may be hoped to be a safe asylum. 
 
 (5272.) 718. Heading of the Newcastle Courant. 
 No. (3oi2.)-(3oi5.). 
 
 An impression has been given nnder No. (4921.). 
 
 (5273.) 719. Heading of the Newcastle Courant. 
 No. (3016.). 
 
 An impression has been given under No. (4922.). 
 (5274.) 720. Heading of the Newcastle Courant. 
 No. (3oi7.)-(302o.). 
 
 An impression follows. 
 
 (5275.) 721. Heading of the Newcastle Courant. 
 No. (4924.)-(4927.). 
 
 An impression has been given under No. (4927.). 
 
 (5276.) 722. Heading of the Newcastle Courant. A 
 fragment. Generally similar to the last, but with the 
 steeple of St. Nicholas on the right instead of the left
 
 272 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 of the Castle,- and on the other side of the shields a tree 
 instead of a windmill. From impressions in various 
 numbers of the Courant, I find that it was used during 
 the autumn of 1809, but was then cracked as the frag- 
 ment indicates. No. (4928.). 
 An impression follo\\s. 
 
 (5277.) 723. Heading of the Newcastle Courant. 
 No. (4929.). 
 
 An impression will be found under No. (4929.). 
 
 (5278.) 724. Heading of the Newcastle Courant. 
 No. (4930-)- 
 
 (5279.) 725. Heading of the Newcastle Courant. 
 Nos. (3028.)-(303i.), (493i-)- 
 
 (5280.) 726. Heading of the Newcastle Courant. 
 No. (493^-)- 
 
 (5281.) 727. Heading of the Newcastle Advertiser. 
 No. (3043.). From Humble's office. No. (4933.). 
 
 An impression is given under No. (4933.). 
 
 (5282.) 728. Heading of a Newspaper. From Mr. 
 Hodgson. No. (4934.). 
 
 (5283.) 729. Fighting Cocks. No.(3i55.)-(3i6o.). 
 From Akenhead's office. No. (4935.). 
 
 An impression w ill be found under No. (4935.).
 
 Additions to fVood Blocks. 273 
 
 (5284.) 730. The Devil and Horseman. No. 
 (3 19 1.). P>om Rumble's office. No. (4937.). 
 
 An impression is given under No. (4937.). 
 
 (5285.) 731. Figure of Mercury. No. (3202.). 
 From North Shields. No. (4939.). 
 
 (5286.) 732. Figure of Mercury. No. (3206.). 
 From North Shields. No. (4941.). 
 
 (5287.) 733. Figure of Mercury. No. (3205.). 
 From North Shields. No. (4942.). 
 
 (5288.) 734. Figure of Fame. From Mr. Walker, 
 
 Durham. No. (4944.). 
 
 (5289.) 733. Figure of Fame. From Mr. Walker, 
 
 Durham. No. (4945.). 
 
 (5290.) 736. Figure of Justice. In an oval. From 
 Angus's office. No. (4946.). 
 
 (5291.) 737. A Pointer. From Humble's office. 
 No. (4947.). 
 
 (5292.) 738. A Ship. From Akenhead's office. 
 No. (4948.)- 
 
 (5293.) 739. A Ship. From Hodgson's office. No. 
 (4948.)- 
 
 An impression follows. 
 
 
 (5294.) 740. A Ship. From Walker's office. No. 
 (4948.).
 
 274 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 (5295.) 741. A Ship. From Walker's office. No. 
 (4948.) 
 
 (5296.) 742. A Ship. From Walker's office. No. 
 (4948.) 
 
 Additions to Cuts for Broadsides. 
 
 (5297.) 743. Family Accommodation Mangle. 
 No. (3257.). From Blair's office, Morpeth. No. 
 
 (4958.)- 
 
 (5298.) 744. Portrait of Dr. " Will"^ Markham." 
 From Akenhead's office, 
 
 (5299.) 745. Portrait of Dr. Markham (?) From 
 Akenhead's office. 
 
 Not improbably done for a Frontispiece to S[)eHing Books. 
 
 (5300.) 746. Portrait of a Clergyman. From Ken- 
 dal. No. (4964.). 
 
 (5301.) 747. Female Figure and Tombstone. From 
 Gateshead. No. (4965.). 
 
 (5302.) 748. The Tame Dtick. From Catnaclfs 
 office. No. (4975.). 
 
 An impression has been given under No. (4975.). 
 
 (5303.) 749. The Bald Cavallier. From Mr. Rcid, 
 Newcastle. No. (4966.). 
 
 (5304.) 750. The Fight with the Devil. From 
 Mr. Reid, Newcastle. No. (4967.). 
 
 (5305.) 751. View of an Fxcciition. No. (3268.). 
 From Mr. Ainslcy, Durham. No. (4959.).
 
 Additions to JFood Blocks. 
 
 ^-IS 
 
 (5306.) 752. The Hangman, etc. No. (3539.)- 
 From Angus's office. No. (4961.). 
 
 (5307.) -js;^. A Ship. From Angus's office. No. 
 (4962.). 
 
 An impression t(>llows. 
 
 
 This and the following were done for Broadside Notices of Ship 
 Auctions, Voyages, etc. 
 
 (5308.) 754. A Ship. From Angus's office. No. 
 (4962.). 
 
 (5309.) 755. A Ship. From Angus's office. No. 
 (4962.). 
 
 (5310.) 756. A Ship. From Angus's office. No. 
 (4962.). 
 
 (5311.) 757. A Ship. From Rumble's office. No. 
 (4962.). 
 
 (5312.) 758. A Ship. From Akenhead's office. 
 No. (4962.). 
 
 T 2
 
 276 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 (5313.) 759, A Ship. From Akenhead's office. 
 No. (4962.) 
 
 (5314.) 760. A Ship. From Akenhead's office. 
 
 (5315.) 761. A Ship. From Mr. Walker, Dur- 
 ham. No. (4962.). 
 
 (5316.) 762. A Ship. From Mr. Walker, Dur- 
 ham. No. (4962.). 
 
 (5317.) 763. A Ship. From Mr. Hall, Sunderland. 
 No. (4962.). 
 
 (5318.) 764. A Ship. From Mr. Hall, Sunderland. 
 No. (4962.). 
 
 (5319.) 765. A Ship. From Mr. Henderson, North 
 Shields. No. (4692.). 
 
 (5320.) 766. A Ship. From Mr. Hewitson, South 
 Shields. No. (4962.). 
 
 (5321.) 767. A Ship. From Mr. Lackland, South 
 Shields. No. (4962.). 
 
 (5322.) 768. A Ship. From Blair's office, Morpeth. 
 No. (4962.). 
 
 (5323.) 769. Horse and Groom. From Humble's 
 office. No. (4963.). 
 
 This and the following were done for Broadside Notices of Horse 
 Sales, etc. 
 
 (5324.) 770. Horse and Groom. From Humble's 
 olhce. No. (4963.). 
 
 (5325.) 771. Horse and Groom. From Akenhead's 
 office. No. (4963.). 
 
 An inipiC'^ion follows.
 
 Additions to Wood Blocks. 
 
 277 
 
 ^^^Sc''^^^''>-^^-> 
 
 (5326.) 772. Horse and Groom. From Mr. Wal- 
 ker, Durham. No. (4963.). 
 
 (5327.) 773. Horse and Groom. From Mr. Hewit- 
 son, South Shields. No. (4963.). 
 
 (5328.) 774. Horse and Groom. From Gateshead. 
 No. (4963-)- 
 
 (5329.) 775. Horse and Groom. From Gateshead. 
 No. (4963.)- 
 
 Additions to Blocks of Miscellaneous Cuts. 
 
 Views. 
 
 (5330.) 776. View of Jarrow. From Mr. Reid, 
 Newcastle. No. (4994.). 
 
 (5331.) 777. View of Tynemouth Priory. From 
 Catnach's office. No. (4995.). 
 
 (5332.) 778. View of Durham Cathedral, from the 
 river. From Akenhead's office. No. (4996.).
 
 278 
 
 T/ze Be trick Collector 
 
 (5333.) 779. View of York Minster. From Aken- 
 liead's office. 
 
 (5334.) 780. View of Sunderland Bridge. From 
 Humble's office. No. (4999.). 
 
 Probably, as the following Views of the Bridge, done for some 
 Sunderland tradesman. 
 
 (5335.) 781. View of Sunderland Bridge. From 
 Mr. Hall, Sunderland. No. (5000.). 
 
 (5336.) 782. View of Sunderland Bridge. From 
 Mr. Walker, Durham. No. (5001.). 
 
 An impression has been given under No. (^001.). 
 (5337.) 783. View of Sunderland Bridge. From 
 Mr. Walker, Durham. No. (5002.). 
 
 (5338.) 784. View of a Manufactory. From North 
 Shields. No. (5003.). 
 
 Perliaps for the head of an invoice. 
 
 (5339.) 785. View of ? From Soulby's 
 
 office, Penrith. No. (5004.). 
 
 An impression follows.
 
 yldditious to IVoad Blocks. 
 
 279 
 
 (5340.) 786-791. A Series of six Views. From 
 Catnach's office. No. (5004.). 
 Two specimens toUow. 
 
 (5341.) 792. A House. From Mr. Henderson, 
 North Shields. No. (5005.). 
 
 (5342.) 793. A House. From Mr. Henderson, 
 North Shields. No. (5006.). 
 
 Perhaps done for Sale Announcements. 
 
 Animals. 
 
 (5343.) 794. Kyloe Ox. From Mr. Walker, Dur- 
 ham. No. (5013.). 
 
 (5344.) 795. Lancashire Bull. From Stephenson's 
 office, Gateshead. No. (5013.).
 
 2«0 
 
 The Beivick Collector. 
 
 (5345.) 796. Group of Sheep. From Catnach's 
 office. No. (5013.). 
 
 (5346.) 797. Lion. From Messrs. Griffith and 
 Farran. No. (5013.). 
 
 The following is an impression. 
 
 (5347.) 798. The Nondescript Animal of the His- 
 tory of Quadrupeds, Ed. 1820, p. 293. From Rum- 
 ble's office. No. (5013.). 
 
 (5348.) 799. Greyhound Fox. From Catnach's 
 office. No. (5013.). 
 
 (5349.) 800. Bull Dog. From Catnach's office. 
 No. (5013.). 
 
 The following is an impression.
 
 Additions to J Food Blocks. 
 
 281 
 
 (5350.) 801. Hare. From Stephenson's office. No. 
 (50I3-)- 
 
 (5351.) 802. Kangaroo. From Mr. Harrison, 
 North Shields. No. (5013.). 
 
 An impression follows. 
 
 (5352.) 803. Goldfinch. From Catnach's office. 
 
 No. (50I3-)- 
 
 (5353.) 804. Mackerel. From Akenhead's office. 
 
 (5354.) 805. Carp. From Stephenson's office. 
 No. (5013.).
 
 2»2 
 
 ADDITIONS 
 
 TO 
 
 APPENDIX, 
 
 Portraits op Thomas Bewick. 
 
 Thomas Bewick. Meyer after Ramsay. No. (3879.). 
 (5355.) I. Another impression. O71 vellum. 
 
 Only seven printed. An error occurs in my description of this 
 portrait under the No. cited. It is on copper, and not on 
 steel. The artist, who was a nephew of John Hoppner, R.A., 
 died soon after the completion of the work. 
 
 Given me by Mr. E. Pearson. 
 
 (5356.) 2,. I. Thomas Bewick. Meyer after Ram- 
 say. A photographic reduced copy. From Mr. E. 
 Pearson. 
 
 (5357.) 2. 2. Another.
 
 Additions to Appendix. 283 
 
 Miscellanies. 
 
 (5358.) I. Cover for the Mourning at Thomas 
 Bewick's Funeral. 
 
 " Mr. James Burnett Mourner for the Funeral of 
 the late Mr. Tho^ Bewick. Mr, Burnett is requested 
 to join the Funeral Procession at Ovingham on Thurs- 
 day the 13'.*^ No\^ Inst, about i o'clock." 
 
 (5359.) 2. Autograph Letter of W. C. Trevelyan, 
 Esq. dated " Wallington October 29^^ [1820] to " Mr. 
 Bewick, St. Nicholas Ch. Yd. Newcastle on Tyne ", 
 containing various orders, and communicating an ex- 
 tract from a letter from Norfolk on the Kestrel's 
 hawking after cockchafers. 
 
 Mr. Brand's Bookplate. No. (3949.). 
 (53G0.) 3. I. Another impression, 
 
 (5361.) 3. 2. Another. 
 
 (5362,) 4. Letter of Mr. J. T. W. Bell, with cut- 
 tings from the Newcastle Newspapers, announcing the 
 sudden death, and giving a sketch of the life of Mr. 
 W. Garret. 
 
 (5363.) 5. Portrait of E. H. Baily, sculptor. 
 
 (5364.) 6. I. "A Book Of Wood-Cuts. Cut & 
 Printed by Wm Garret Newcastle." 
 
 8vo. A pamphlet consisting of a title and fifteen 
 leaves, each of the latter containing a rough woodcut. 
 
 Given me 1)V Mr. Gnrrct.
 
 284 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 (5365.) 6. 2. Another copy. 
 
 Turchased of Mr. Rutland, Newcastle. 
 
 (5366.) 7. On Illicit Love. Written among the 
 Ruins of Godstow Nunnery, near Oxford. By John 
 Brand, A.B. Of Lincoln College, Oxford. 
 
 Newcastle Upon Tyne : Printed by T. Saint, for 
 J. Wilkie, No. 71, St. Paul's Church-yard, London; 
 J. Fletcher, Oxford ; and W. Charnley, Newcastle. 
 
 MDCCLXXV. 
 
 4to. Pp. 20. With a view, on the title, of Godstow Nunnery, 
 
 engraved on copper by Ralph Beilby. 
 Fine copy, half bound in green morocco. 
 
 (5367.) 8. An Address To the Subscribers For the 
 History and Antiquities Of the County Palatine Of 
 Durham : With a Sketch of the Materials from whence 
 The intended Publication is compiled. By William 
 Hutchinson, F.A.S. 1784. 
 
 4to. Pp. 10. With an engraving on copper of a seal, said to be 
 
 by Ralph Beilby, Bewick's master. 
 Good copy, in its original cover. 
 
 (5368.) 9. Mr. E. Pearson's Book Catalogues. On 
 large 4to paper. 
 
 Several of these are embellished with impressions from (he ori- 
 ginal Blocks, lent to the publisher for the purpose of illustra- 
 tion. Among them are those of " The Foolish Stag," Mr. 
 Bigge's cut of " Liberty," and two of Saint's woodcuts. All 
 of these Blocks are now in my possession.
 
 Additions to Appendix. 
 
 28: 
 
 Works of Pupils. 
 
 View of St. Nicholas' Church, Newcastle. By Charl- 
 ton Nesbit. No. (3975.) 
 (53G9.) I. Another very beautiful impression. From 
 Mr. Robert Robinson, of Newcastle. 
 
 (5370.) 2. A Bacchanalian Scene. 
 
 " And long may the sons of Anacreon, etc." 
 
 Said to be by Luke Clennell. 

 
 286 
 
 INSERENDA. 
 
 Books and Pamphlets. 
 
 (5371.) I. "The Newcastle Journal" Newspaper 
 [for 1776.]. 
 
 It contains, besides the cuts mentioned in No. (3032.), some 
 clever advertisement cuts of Fighting Cocks, Stolen or Strayed, 
 etc. 
 
 (5372.) 2. The History Of the Castle, Town, and 
 Forest Of Knaresborough, With Harrogate, And its 
 Medicinal Waters, [etc.] The Third Edition, Im- 
 proved. By E. Hargrove. 
 
 York : Printed by W. Blanchard and Co. for the 
 Author. M.DCc.Lxxxii. 
 
 i8mo. Pp. iv, 144. With cut of the Cornwall Arms, the Arms 
 of the Priory of Knaresborough, at p. 51. The Cut is now in 
 my possession, and an impression will be found under No. 
 (5021.). 
 
 Good copy, in old calf 
 
 (5373.) 3. The Honours of the Table, Or, Rules 
 for Behaviour during Meals ; [etc.] The Second 
 Edition.
 
 Inserenda. 
 
 ZO/ 
 
 London. Printed for the Author, at the Literary- 
 Press, No. 62, Wardoiir-street, Soho ; and all Book- 
 sellers in Town and Country. m,dcc,xci. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. 120. With various engravings of joints, poultry, 
 iish, etc. At the back of the title is the Truster Coat of Arms, 
 mentioned in his Memoir, No. (210.), pp. 12, 13. 
 Very line copy, in its original cover. 
 
 (5374.) 4. On the Conduct of Man to Inferior 
 Animals, &c. No. (97.). 
 
 Another very tine copy, in old calf. 
 
 (5375.) 5. A Father's Legacy to His Daughters. 
 By the late Dr. John Gregory, of Edinburgh. 
 
 Manchester, Printed and sold at the Office of G. 
 Nicholson, 9, Spring-gardens. Sold also by T. Knott, 
 47, Lombard-street ; and Champante & Whitrow, 
 Jewry-street, London. Anno 1797. 
 
 i8mo. Pp. 38. With cut on the title. 
 Fine copy, in old calf. 
 
 (5376.) 6. Moral Philosophy, &c. On the Duties 
 of the Young, by Dr. Hugh Blair, [etc.] 
 
 Manchester, Printed at the Office of G. Nicholson, 
 No. 9, Spring-gardens. Sold by T. Knott, No. 47, 
 Lombard-street ; and Champante & Whitrow, Jewry- 
 street, London. Anno 1798. 
 
 1 8 mo. Pp. 27. With cut on the title. 
 
 Fine copy, in old calf. 
 
 (See the note to No. (4095.).) 
 
 (5377.) 7. Moral Philosophy, &c. On Human 
 Pursuits, [etc.] 
 
 Manchester, Printed at the Ollicc of G. Nicholson^
 
 288 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 No. 9, Spring-gardens. Sold by T. Knott, No. 47, 
 Lombard-street ; and Champante & Whitrow, Jewry- 
 street, London. Anno 1798. 
 
 i8mo. Pp. 28. With cut on the title. 
 
 Fine copy, in old calf. 
 
 (5378.) 8. The Economy of Human Life. By 
 Robert Dodsley. 
 
 Manchester, Printed at the Office of G. Nicholson, 
 No. 9, Spring-gardens. Sold by T. Knott, No. 47, 
 Lombard-street ; and Champante & Whitrow, Jewry- 
 street, London. Anno 1798. 
 
 iSmo. Pp.40. With cut on the title, " W. M. Craig, del. 
 T. Bewick, sculp." 
 
 Fine copy, in old calf. 
 
 (5379.) 9. Ancient Ballads, Songs, and Poems. 
 No. (135.). . 
 
 Another copy. 
 
 (5380.) 10. Ballads & Songs. Scotish. 
 
 Printed and sold by G. Nicholson, Poughnill, near 
 Ludlow. Sold also, in London, by H. D. Symonds, 
 Paternoster-row ; Champante & Whitrow, Aldgate ; 
 
 [etc.] [n. d.] 
 
 iSmo. Pp. 56. With an " Emblematic Vignette in the Title- 
 page, designed by Mr. W. M. Craig and engraved by Mr. T. 
 Bewick." 
 
 Good copy, half bound. 
 
 This together with the foregoing article forms a volume which 
 belonged to " Elizabeth I'igot, 1808." The lady was a friend 
 of Lord Byron, and is given as the authority for some verses 
 on the flyleaf being in the poet's autograph. 
 
 (538L) II. Miscellaneous Poems.
 
 Insereiicld. 289 
 
 Manchester Printed at the Office of W. Shelmer- 
 dine and Co. No. 5, Hanging-Ditch, [n. d.] 
 
 1 2 mo. Pp. xii, i4j. With a few insignificant cuts, the authen- 
 ticity of which is very doubtful. 
 Good copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (5382.) 12. Wood P2ngravings From Tommy Trip. 
 No. (4037.)- 
 
 A doubt has been expressed of the genuineness of these impres- 
 sions, but, as it appears to me, without any foundation. I'hey 
 were purchased of Mr. Lynch of Newcastle, and were in the 
 old stock of his predecessor Mr. Farren. 
 
 Another fine copy, in old calf. 
 
 (5383.) 13. Songs, Comic and Satyrical. By George 
 Alexander Stevens. A New Edition, Corrected. 
 
 London : Printed for G. Kearsley, -at Johnson's- 
 Head, No. 46, Fleet-Street, [etc.] m,dcc,lxxxviii. 
 
 i2mo. A reprint of No. (7.). With the cut of the ' Poculum 
 Poculorum," at p. 7. 
 
 Good copy, in old calf. 
 
 (5384.) 14. Captain Cook's Voyages Round the 
 World, [etc.] 
 
 Newcastle : Printed by M. Brown, At the Bible, in 
 the Flesh-Market, m.dcc.xc. 
 
 8vo. 2 vols. Vol. I. pp. xx\i, 1022. Vol. II. pp. 796. With 
 many copper-plates, among which are some with the inscrip- 
 tion " Beilby & Bewick Scul'." 
 
 Good copy, in old calf. 
 
 (5385.) 15. A Compendious History of England, 
 [etc.] 
 
 London : Printed for G. G. and J. Robinson, W, 
 Bent, and J. Scatcherd. 1794. 
 
 u
 
 290 Tke Bewick Collector. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. xii, 249. With full length portraits of the Sove- 
 reigns, which appear to be the work of John Bewick. They 
 are improved copies of those used in Carnan's publications. 
 
 Good copy, in old calf. 
 
 (5386.) 16. Fables By the late Mr. Gay. In One 
 Volume Complete. 
 
 London : Printed for T. Longman, B. Law, [etc.] 
 E. Newbery, and J. Walker. 1796. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. viii, 232. A reprint of Nos. (4056.), (63.), etc. 
 Fair copy, in old calf. 
 
 (5387.) 1 7. The British Champion ; Or, Honour 
 Rewarded, [etc.] 
 
 York : Printed for Wilson, Spence, & Mawman. 
 [Price Fourpence.] [n. d.] 
 
 i8mo. Pp. 95. With a frontispiece and forty-two cuts, several 
 
 of which are repeated. Very similar to No. (4091.). 
 Fine copy, in its original Dutch paper boards. 
 
 (5388.) 18. The Hermit: Or, The Unparalleled 
 Sufferings and Surprising Adventures Of Philip Quarll, 
 [etc.] With a Curious Frontispiece. The Tenth 
 Edition. 
 
 London: Printed for the Booksellers. m,dcc,xcvii. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. 240. With a frontispiece attributed to John Bewick, 
 
 but in my opinion with little or no proof. 
 Good copy, in old calf. 
 
 (5389.) 19. The History Of the Castle, Town, and 
 Forest Of Knaresbrough, [etc.] The Fifth Edition. 
 
 York : Printed by Wilson, Spence, and Mawman, 
 [etc.] 1798. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. 4,382. With the cut of the Cornwall Arms at p. 82. 
 Good copy, half-bound.
 
 Inserenda. 29 1 
 
 (5390.) 20. The New Harrogate Guide : [etc.] 
 Knaresbrougli : Printed at Hargrove's Office ; And 
 Sold by J. Hargrove, Harrogate, and Knaresbrough ; 
 Longman, Hurst and Co. London ; And by the Book- 
 sellers of York, Leeds, &c. &c. [n. d.] 
 
 121110. Pp. i^^. With several Cuts said to be by Thomas 
 
 Bewick, of which I possess the original Blocks. 
 Good copy, in its original paper cover. 
 
 (5391.) 21. The Oracles: Containing Some Par- 
 ticulars of the History Of Billy and Kitty Wilson ; 
 [etc.] 
 
 London : Printed for E. Newbery, at the Corner of 
 St. Paul's Church- Yard, By E. Rider, No. 2,^, Little- 
 Britain. [Price Sixpence.] [n. d.] 
 
 iSiTio. Pp. 124. With thirteen cuts to which I give the benefit 
 of a doubt. They are exactly similar in stvle to those of No. 
 (4108.), of which a specimen is given at p. 31, and are I be- 
 lieve the work of Lee, to whom without doubt the great 
 majority of the cuts in Newbery's publications, ordinarily 
 attributed to John Bewick, are to be referred. 
 
 Very fine copy, in its original Dutch boards. It belonged to 
 " Mary Burchell, Feb". i5'\ 180.3." 
 
 (5392.) 22. Poems and Ballads. 
 Huddersfield : Printed by Brook and Lancashire, 
 for J. Todd, York ; [etc.] [n. d.] 
 
 i2mo. Pp. 6^. With cuts used by tlie same publishers in Mel- 
 moth's Beauties of British Poetry, No. (174.), whose claim to. 
 be the work of Thomas Bewick is very doubtful. 
 
 Good copy, in old calf. 
 
 (5393.) 23. An Excellent Collection of Popular 
 Songs: viz. i. The Gvpsic Laddie, [etc.] [n. d.] 
 
 u 2
 
 292 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 Edinburgh : Printed for the Booksellers in Town 
 and Country. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. 8. With cut on the title of the Piper, occurrincr at 
 page 26 of Crosby's Caledonian Musical Repository, No. (r44.)- 
 Good copy, as published. 
 
 (5394.) 24. Fables Of ^Esop And Others : [etc.] 
 By Samuel Croxall, D.D. [etc.] A New Edition. 
 
 London : Printed for J. Brambles, A. Meggitt, 
 and J. Waters, By H. Mozley, Market-Place, Gains- 
 borough. 1 804. 
 
 r2mo. Pp. xxiv, ^^6. With cut on the title, said to be by 
 
 Thomas Bewick. 
 Good copy, in old calf. 
 
 (5395.) 25. Scarronides, Or Virgil Travestie, [etc.] 
 By Charles Cotton, Esq. The Thirteenth Edition. 
 
 London : Printed by J. Galton, Little Eastcheap ; 
 And Sold by The Booksellers in Town and Country, 
 1804. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. 122. With the four large cuts. 
 Good copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (5396.) 26. The Waes o' War; Or, The Upshot O' 
 the History o' Will and Jean. In Four Parts, [etc.] 
 
 Newcastle upon Tyne : Printed by J. Mitchell, 
 Dean-Street. 1804. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. 23. With a cut at p. kj, used by J. Mitchell in 
 
 others of his publications. 
 Good copy, in its original paper cover. 
 
 (5397.) 27. Impressions of Wood Blocks in the 
 possession of J. Mitchell of Newcastle, [n. d. but 
 about 1805.]
 
 Tnserenda. 293 
 
 8vo. Consisting of seventy-six leaves, with two hundred and 
 twenty-nine cuts, printed on one page only of each leaf, with- 
 out title or pagination. It contains the cuts of Relph's 
 Poems, the ' Charms of Literature,' and other publications 
 of jMitchell's Press. Many of the original Blocks of this most 
 rare book are now in my possession. 
 
 Fine copy, in its original cover. It formerly belonged to Mr. 
 Thomas Bell, and has his book-plate. 
 
 (5898.) 28. The York Herald [for 1805]. 
 
 This Newspaper contains several cuts of Fighting Cocks, similar 
 in character to Nos. (3138.), (3i43-)» {3^A9-)' [etc.]. 
 
 (5399.) 29. A Modern Delineation Of the Town 
 & Port Of Kingston Upon Hull : [etc.] 
 
 Hull : Printed by and for W. Turner, Silver street ; 
 And sold by all the Booksellers in Hull, & the County 
 of York. 1805. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. ii, vi, 114, vi, xiv. With a few insignificant cuts. 
 Good copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (5400.) 30. The Economy Of Human Life. By 
 Robert Dodsley. 
 
 Printed and sold by G. Nicholson, Poughnill, near 
 Ludlow, [etc.] 1805. 
 
 iSmo. Pp. 39. With a cut on the title, " designed by Mr. 
 
 W. M. Craig, and engraved on wood by Mr. T. Bewick." 
 Good copy, in its original wrapper. 
 
 (5401.) 31. The Child's Monitor, [etc.] By John 
 Hornsey, [etc.] 
 
 York : Printed by T. Wilson and R. Spence, High- 
 Ousegate : [etc.] 1806. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. xxiv, 240. With a few insignificant vignettes, used
 
 294 T^f^^ Bewick Collector. 
 
 in Gay's Fables, No. (14.), Select Fables, No. (24.), elc. 
 etc. 
 Good copy, in old sheep. 
 
 (5402.) 32. Fables By the late Mr. Gay. [etc.] 
 London : Printed by Savage and Easingwood, For 
 J. Johnson ; [etc.] and J. Harris. 1806. 
 
 1 8 mo. Pp. vi, 224. A reprint of No. (4056.), etc. 
 Good copy, in old calf. 
 
 (5403.) 33. Flowers of British Poetry. No. (281.). 
 
 Another v^ery fine copy, in its original boards. 
 
 (5404.) 34. The Leeds Intelligencer [for 1807, etc.]. 
 
 This Newspaper has the Arms of Leeds for a Heading, probably 
 by Bewick. Among the various Cuts for Advertisements, in 
 the rest of which it would appear that he had no hand, is one 
 for the Newcastle Fire Office, similar to those described under 
 Nos. (2151.), (2154.), (2157.), etc., which is doubtless his 
 work. 
 
 (5405.) 2)S' A Compendious History of England, 
 [etc.] 
 
 London : Printed for J. Johnson, [etc.] 1807. 
 
 J2mo. Pp. xii, 274. A reprint of No. (5385.). 
 Good copy, in old calf. 
 
 (5406.) 2,^. Scarronides : Or, Virgil Travestie. [etc.] 
 By Charles Cotton, Esq. Compared with former Edi- 
 tions. 
 
 Durham : Printed and sold by G. Walker, Sold also 
 By all the Booksellers in Town and Country. 1807. 
 
 J2mo. Pp. 144. With vignettes at pp. 61 and 144. 
 
 Good copy, ill its original boards. 
 
 (5407.) 37. Furnass' Practical Surveyor. No. (236.).
 
 Insei'enda. 295 
 
 Another very fine copy, in its original boards and uncut, as it left 
 the publisher. 
 
 (5408.) 38. A History Of the Earth And Animated 
 Nature : [etc.] Embellished with upwards of One 
 Hundred Elegant Copper-Plates Engraved on Purpose 
 Representing some Hundreds of Figures. In Two 
 Volumes. 
 
 Alnwick : Printed at the Apollo Press, By and for 
 W. Davison. And Sold by all the Booksellers in 
 England and Scotland. 18 10. 
 
 i2mo. Vol. I. pp. viii, 278. Vol. II. pp. vi, 272. The en- 
 gravings on copper are not by Bewick, but the volumes con- 
 tain four vignettes, used in the Poems of Burns and others of 
 Davison's publications, of which I possess the original Blocks. 
 
 Fine copy, in old sheep. 
 
 (5409.) 39. British Picture Book, Of Beasts, [etc.] 
 Alnwick : Printed by and for William Davison. 
 
 i2mo. This and the two following contain a selection of the 
 copperplate engravings of the previous article, and the covers 
 are embellished with various cuts from Davison s Natural His- 
 tories and other works. 
 
 Good copy, as published. 
 
 (5410.) 40. British Picture Book, Of Birds, [etc.] 
 Alnwick : Printed by and for William Davison. 
 
 i2mo. With Bewick's cuts on the cover. 
 Good copy, as published. 
 
 (5411.) 41. Alnwick Picture Book, [etc.] Con- 
 sisting of Beasts, Birds, Sec. [etc.] 
 
 Alnwick : Printed by and for William Davison. 
 i2nio. With Bewick's cuts on the cover. 
 Good copy, as published.
 
 296 TJie Beicick Collector. 
 
 •(5412.) 42. Fables By the late Mr. Gay. [etc.J 
 London : Printed by J. M'Creery, Black Horse- 
 Court ; For J. C. and J. Rivington ; [etc.] J. Harris ; 
 [etc.] 1 8 10. 
 
 i8mo. Pp. 224. A reprint of No. (4056.), etc. 
 Good copy, in old calf. 
 
 (5413.) 43. The Caledonian Musical Repository : 
 A Choice Selection Of Esteemed Scottish Songs, 
 Adapted for The Voice, Violin, and German Flute. 
 
 Edinburgh : Published by Oliver & Boyd, Cale- 
 donian Press, Netherbovv, 181 1. 
 
 Large i2mo. Pp. 286. Apparently the same as No. (144.), 
 
 with a different title. 
 Very line copy, on large paper, in its original boards, and uncut. 
 
 (5414.) 44. Dr. Goldsmith's Abridgment Of his 
 History of England, [etc.] 
 
 Gainsborough : Printed by and for Henry Mozley. 
 1812. 
 
 i2mo. With the large Heads of the Sovereigns, as in Nos. 
 (299-)» (37970. and (4302.). 
 
 The original Blocks, which are in my possession, are those enume- 
 rated under Nos. (4495.), (5053.), but the oval line borders 
 have been removed. 
 
 Good copy, half-bound. 
 
 (5415.) 45. The Poetical Works Of Oliver Gold- 
 smith. No. (271.). 
 
 Another fine copy, in its original paper cover. 
 
 (5416.) 46. Divine Songs, Attempted in Easy Lan- 
 guage, For the Use of Children. By I. Watts, D.D. 
 [etc.] Adorned with appropriate Wood Cuts, by T.
 
 hisereuda. ic^'j 
 
 Bewick, of Newcastle, to impress more lasting ideas of 
 each Subject on the Mind, than can be attained by 
 those in common Use. . 
 
 York: Printed by and for Thomas Wilson and Son, 
 High-Ousegate. 1812. 
 
 i8mo. Pp. vi, 72. With thirty-eight cuts. 
 
 A very beautiful copy of this rare httle book, a reprint of No. 
 (41 J2.), in purple morocco, gilt. 
 
 (5417.) 47. Fables Of yEsop And Others: [etc.] 
 By Samuel Croxall, D.D. [etc.] A New Edition. 
 
 Gainsborough : Printed by and for H. Mozley. 
 1814. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. xxiv, 336. With frontispiece and cut on the title, 
 
 attributed to Thomas Bewick. 
 Good copy, in old calf. 
 
 (5418.) 48. A New Garland Of Excellent Songs, 
 [etc.] 
 
 South Shields : Printed by J. Paxton, Market Place, 
 [n. d.] 
 
 i2mo. Pp. 8. With cut of a Ship, thought to be b)' Thomas 
 
 Bewick, on the title. 
 Good copy, uncut. 
 
 (5419.) 49. Charnley's Book Catalogues. 
 Newcastle : 18 16-1824. Nos. (349.), (3804.)- 
 (3806.), (4318.). 
 
 8vo. With various cuts by Thomas Bewick. 
 Fine copies, bountl in one volume, half-morocco. 
 
 (5420.) 50. Dialogues Consisting of Words of One 
 Syllable only ; [etc.]
 
 298 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 London : Printed for J. Harris, Corner of St. Paul's 
 
 Church Yard, 18 16. 
 
 i8mo. Pp. 136. With a number of cuts, of which those at 
 
 pp. 84 and 93 are by John Bewick. 
 Fine copy, in its original half-binding. 
 
 (5421.) 51. Newcastle Remembrancer, And Free- 
 man's Pocket Companion, [etc.] By J. C. 
 
 Printed at the Newcastle Press, By and for J. Clark, 
 Bookseller, Newgate Street, And may be had of all 
 other Booksellers. 18 17. 
 
 Svo. Pp. viii, 136. With frontispiece portrait of Clark, and his 
 
 cut " J. C." on the title. 
 Good copy, in old calf. 
 
 (5422.) 52. Fables Of Esop And Others: Trans- 
 lated into English, [etc.] By Samuel Croxall, D.D. 
 Late Archdeacon of Hereford. 
 
 Derby : Printed by and for Henry Mozley. 18 19. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. xxiv% 329, vii. With many cuts, all of which are 
 older than Thomas Bewick except the frontispiece and a cut on 
 the title, which are used in No. (5417.), and are possibly by him. 
 
 Fair copy, in its original binding. 
 
 (5423.) i)^. The Shipwreck, A Poem: By William 
 Falconer. With The Life of the Author, &c. [etc.] 
 
 North Shields : Printed and Sold by T. Appleby. 
 1819. 
 
 iSmo. Pp. vii, 120. With a very fine frontispiece of the Ship- 
 wreck, and a vignette of a ship at sea at p. v, of the latter of 
 which the original Block is in my possession. 
 
 Good cop)^ half-bound. 
 
 (5424.) 54. The Caledonian Muse : No. (434.).
 
 Imerenc/a. 299 
 
 Another very line copy, in its original boards, and uncut. 
 
 (5425.) 5^. Thomas Curry, [etc.] No. (444.). 
 
 Another copy, in its original paper cover. 
 
 " MV Fawcett, Cockermouth, With the respects of the Author." 
 
 (5426.) $6. Declaration Of the Objects of The 
 Newcastle Upon Tyne Society For Promoting the 
 Gradual Abolition of Slavery Throughout the British 
 Dominions. 
 
 Newcastle upon Tyne : Printed by W. A. Mitchell, 
 St. Nicholas' Church- Yard. 1823. 
 
 8vo. Pp. II. With cut of the Kneeling Negro, No. (3446.), 
 
 on the title. 
 Good copy, in its original cover. 
 
 (5427.) S7' Fables By the late Mr. Gay. [etc.] 
 London : Printed for C. and J. Rivington ; [etc.] 
 J. Harris and Son; [etc.] 1823. 
 
 i8mo. Pp. 224. A reprint of No. (4056.), etc. 
 Good copy, in half-calf. 
 
 (5428.) 58. Local Records; Or, Historical Regis- 
 ter Of Remarkable Events, [etc.] By John Sykes. 
 
 Newcastle : Printed for, and sold by, John Sykes, 
 Bookseller, mdcccxxiv. 
 
 Imp. 8vo. Pp. xiv, 372. 
 
 Fine copy, on large drawing paper, of which only twenty copies 
 
 were done, and in its original boards. It formerly belonged to 
 
 Mr. Fenwick, and has his book-plate. 
 
 (5429.) 59. First Report Of The Committee Of 
 the Newcastle upon Tyne Society for the Gradual 
 Abolition of Slavery, [etc.]
 
 300 The Be trick Collector. 
 
 Newcastle on Tyne : Printed at the Mercury Press 
 By W. A. Mitchell. 1825. 
 
 8vo. Pp. 28. With cut of the Kneeling Negro, No. (3446.), 
 
 on the title. 
 Good copy, in its original cover. 
 
 (5430.) 60. The Comical History Of the King and 
 the Cobler. [etc.] 
 
 Edinburgh : Printed for the Booksellers in Town 
 and Country, [n, d.] 
 
 iSmo. Pp. 24. With a cut on the title, exactly similar in style 
 to tliat in No. (4338.), and which I am willing to believe to 
 be by Thomas Bewick. 
 
 Good copy, as published. 
 
 (5431.) 61. The New Robinson Crusoe; An In- 
 structive and Entertaining History. 
 
 Dublin : Printed by B. Smith, 46, Mary-Street. 
 1827. 
 
 i8mo. Pp. 180. With the frontispiece of No. (19.), etc., which 
 has the appearance of having been inserted as an additional 
 illustration, for imparting a value to an otherwise worthless 
 book ; but, as I have never seen another copy, I am unable to 
 speak to this point with certainty. 
 
 Good copy, half-bound. 
 
 (5432.) 62. Time's Telescope For 1829; [etc.] 
 London : Printed for the Assignees of Sherwood and 
 Co. 20, Paternoster Row. 1829. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. xviii, 428. With various cuts then belonging to tlie 
 publishers, among which are several from Scott's British Field 
 Sports, No. (410.), at pp.92, 147, 195, 289, 368, 417, etc., of 
 which I now possess the original Blocks. 
 
 Good copy, in its original boards.
 
 Inserenda. 
 
 3or 
 
 (5433.) 61,. The Modern Farrier; [etc.] By A. 
 Lawson. Fourteenth Edition. Ilhistrated with niime- 
 rous Engravings. 
 
 Newcastle upon Tyne : Printed and Published by 
 Mackenzie and Dent, St. Nicholas' Church-Yard. 
 1830. 
 
 8vo. Pp. iv, 616. With a vignette at page 292, thought to be 
 
 by Thomas Bewick. 
 Good copy, ill old calf. 
 
 (5434.) 64. A Concise View Of Colonial Slavery, 
 [etc.] 
 
 Newcastle : Printed by T. and J. Hodgson, For the 
 Newcastle Ladies Anti-slavery Association. 1830. 
 
 8vo. Pp. 20. With cut of the Kneeling Negro, No. (3441.), 
 
 on the title. 
 Good copy, in its original cover. 
 
 (5435.) 6^. Declaration And Address Of the Dur- 
 ham Society For the Universal Abolition of Slavery. 
 Durham: Fewster and James, Sadler-street. 1836. 
 
 8vo. Pp. II. With the cut of the Kneeling Negro, No. (3446.), 
 
 on the title. 
 Good copy, in its original cover. 
 
 (5436.) 66. The Entertaining Naturalist, [etc.] 
 Illustrated by upwards of Three Hundred and Fifty 
 Accurately Drawn Figures, Finely Engraved in Wood 
 by Bewick, Harvey, Whimper, And others, [etc.] By 
 Mrs. Loudon. 
 
 London : Henry G. Bohn, York Street, Covcnt 
 Garden. 1843.
 
 302 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. xliii, 532. With many cuts by Thomas Bewick, of 
 
 which I possess the original Blocks. 
 Fair copy, in cloth. It formerly belonged to tlie printer of the 
 
 volume, Mr. Rickerby, and has his autograph on the title. 
 
 (5437.) 67. The British Angler's Manual, [etc.] 
 By T. C. Hofland, Esq. New Edition, Revised and 
 Enlarged By E. Jesse, Esq. [etc.] 
 
 London : H. G. Bohn, York Street, Covent Gar- 
 den. 1848. 
 
 1 2 mo. Pp. xxxii, 448. With three cuts attributed to Thomas 
 
 Bewick, two of which were used in the Fisher's Garlands. 
 Good copy, in its original cloth boards. 
 
 (5438.) 68. Adelaide ; Or, The Shepherdess of tlie 
 Alps. 
 
 Newcastle-on-Tyne : W. R. Walker, Royal Arcade, 
 [n. d.] 
 
 i8mo. Pp. 24. With cut on the last page, given under No. 
 
 (5077.), from the original Block in my possession. 
 Good copy, as published. 
 
 (5439.) 69. The Complete Angler, [etc.] Of Izaac 
 Walton and Charles Cotton, [etc.] 
 
 London : Henry G. Bohn, York Street, Covent 
 Garden, mdccclvi. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. xxi, 498. With seven cuts attributed to Thomas 
 
 Bewick, three of which were used in No. (5437.). 
 Good copy, in its original cloth boards. 
 
 (5440.) 70. Local Records ; [etc.] By John Lati- 
 mer. 
 
 Newcastle : Published at the Chronicle Ofhce, 42, 
 Grey Street. 1857.
 
 Insereiida. 303 
 
 8vo. Pp. iv, 420. With cut used in the ' Rcedvvater Minstrel,' 
 
 No. (243.), etc., and others also used in other pubHcations. 
 Good copy, in cloth boards. 
 
 (5441.) 71. A Collection Of Right Merrie Gar- 
 lands For North Country Anglers, [etc.] No. (530.). 
 
 Another and very beautiful copy on large paper, of which very 
 few were done. Each copy was numbered, and the present is 
 No. 3. 
 
 4to. Half-bound in green morocco, top edge gilt, others uncut, 
 as issued by the publisher, from whom it was purchased. 
 
 (5442.) 72. A Pretty Book of Pictures. No. 
 (441 2.). 
 
 Another very beautiful copy, in red morocco. 
 
 (5443.) 73. I. Mr. Edwin Pearson's Catalogue of 
 Books and Wood Engravings By or Relating to Tho- 
 mas & John Bewick, To be Sold by Messrs. Sotheby, 
 Wilkinson & Hodge, on Wednesday, 10'^ of June, 
 1868, & following day. 
 
 8vo. Pp. V, 67. 
 
 (5444.) 73. 2. Another copy. 
 
 Imp. 8vo. One of a few copies taken off on large paper. It 
 contains several engravings by Thomas Bewick, as well as 
 others not by him, together with a fresh title and the imprint 
 " London. Printed by J. Davy & Sons, 137, Long Acre. 1868." 
 
 Proofs of Cuts in Miscellaneous Books. 
 
 (5445.) I. A Large Folio Volume, thus described 
 in pp. 10 and 11 of the last Article: — 
 
 " BEWICK'S (T. AND J.) EARLIEST AND RAREST 
 WOOD ENGRAVINGS. TWELVE HUNDRED 
 WOOD ENGRAVINGS by Thomas and John Bewick,
 
 304 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 engraved for Thomas Saint of Newcastle, and Wilson and 
 Spence of York, previous to the years 1784 and 1810, in- 
 cluding all the beautiful Cuts used in New Lottery Book of 
 Beasts and Birds, 1771, Child's Horn Book, 1770, Moral 
 Instructions, 1772, Select Fables, 1776, Youth's Instructive 
 and Entertaining Story Teller, 1778, A Pretty Book of Pic- 
 tures, or Tommy Trip's History of Beasts and Birds, 1779, 
 Gay's Fables, 1779, Select Fables, 1784, with the borders to 
 each cut (a most beautiful series of cuts), Philip Quarll, 
 Robinson Crusoe, Little Jack, Cock Robin, Red Riding 
 Hood, Cries of London and York, Robin Hood's Garland, 
 Poetical Fabulator, Holy Bible in miniature, Full-length 
 Kings and Queens of England, with heraldic shields. Fairing 
 or Golden Toy, the Picture Book, Goody Two Shoes, Death 
 of Abel, Watts' Divine and Moral Songs, Happy Family, 
 Tommy Tagg's Poems, Patty Primrose, several editions of 
 iEsop's Fables, Dodsley in Miniature, The Happy Family, 
 Lessons of Truth, Morning Amusements or Tales of Quadru- 
 peds, Afternoon Amusements or Tales of Birds, Christmas 
 Tales, York Toy, Peter Painter's Pretty Picture Book, and a 
 whole host of Juvenile Toy Books now almost extinct 5 " and 
 though many of these pi;blications were of an extremely 
 trivial nature, the Wood Engravings with which they were 
 embellished caused them at this early period (1770 to 18 10) 
 to have an extensive sale," they have delighted thousands of 
 " Little Masters and Misses" in years gone by, and are nearly 
 unknown to the " Bewick Collector " of the present day, but 
 will be instantly recognized and admired on examination as 
 the early handy-work and designs of these great Masters. 
 1200 beautiful Cuts, the earliest designs and handy-work (unaided 
 by pupils) of these great artists. " Set No. i " of only seven 
 sets printed {see vellum guarantee on title), portrait and cuts, 
 neatly mounted in handsome folio volume, excessively 
 
 RARE." 
 
 Purchased at Mr. E. Pearson's Sale, loth June, 1868.
 
 /)i.srren(/(/. 305 
 
 TradeSxMrn's Newspaper Cuts. 
 (5446.) I. John Craike, Woollen Draper. A cur- 
 tain. Dated Newcastle, June 2. 1801. 
 
 (5447.) 2. J. and W. Middleton, Linen Drapers. 
 A cornice and curtain. Dated Sunderland, Nov. 18. 
 1801. 
 
 Bar Bills. 
 
 (5448.) I. Henry Sunderland, Turk's Head Inn, 
 Bigg-Market, Newcastle. A Turk's Head in a circle 
 within a square, the corners black. 
 
 Newspaper Cuts. 
 (5449.) I. Heading of the Newcastle Courant. A 
 cutting. Dated August 8. 1801. 
 
 This is die cut given under No. (4674.), and should have been 
 placed among the series of headings. It was used in the Courant 
 in the year 180 r, as well as by Mr. Blackwell for his invoices. 
 
 (5450.) 2. Heading of the Newcastle Courant. 
 No. (4929.). A cutting. Dated Feb. 13. 1830. 
 
 (5451.) 3. I. Heading of the Newcastle Advertiser. 
 Arms of Newcastle. A cutting. Dated March 21. 
 1801. 
 
 (5452.) 3. 2. Another impression. A cutting. 
 Dated June 6. 1801. 
 
 (5453.) 4. Blank oval for the insertion of a letter. 
 In a tree by a river-side, on the bank of which is in- 
 scribed " Tyne."
 
 306 The Beii'ick Collector. 
 
 Note 
 
 On the variations in individual copies of the same 
 Editions of the ' Quadrupeds ' and ' British Birds.' 
 
 There are several variations observable in individual copies of the 
 'Quadrupeds' and 'British Birds.' For example, in the ist 
 vol. of the 1st Ed. of the latter work, 1797, the back of the 
 last leaf, as I have stated in the B. C, p. 47, is sometimes 
 blank, sometimes with an advertisement of the Third, and 
 sometimes with one of the Fourth Ed. of the ' Quadrupeds.' 
 In some copies also of the same volume, the Sea Eagle is with, 
 and in others without, "Wyclitfe 1791 ". Other instances are 
 known to Collectors. 
 
 The late Mr. W. Garret furnished me with the explanation of 
 this difficulty. He was the foreman, it will be remembered, 
 of the House from which the work was published, and was an 
 eyewitness of Bewick's frequent practice of altering the forms 
 when his volumes were in press, whenever he thought that 
 some alteration was desirable, or had some later information 
 to conununicate. As related in Mr. Chatto's sketch of him in 
 Jackson's ' Hist, of Wood Engraving,' p. 600, "When any of 
 his works were in the press, the first thing Bewick did each 
 morning, after calling at his own shop, was to proceed to the 
 printers to see what progress they were making, and to give 
 directions to the pressmen about printing the cuts." It was 
 during these visits that the alterations were made. The dis- 
 covery, therefore, of the variations referred to does not militate 
 against the genuineness of any volume in which they arc found 
 to occur. 
 
 The most direct proof of the actual issue of the copies of the 
 1st vol. of the 'Birds,' ist Ed., is the un-inked state of the cut 
 at p. 285. Three days after that of publication, all the copies 
 remaining unsold were daubed with ink at the page referred 
 to, in the endeavour to obliterate an offensive vignette.
 
 3^1 
 
 APPENDIX I. 
 
 Books printed for T. Carnan, Successor to 
 J. Newbery, IX St. Paul's Churchyard. 
 
 [For some remarks on these Books see the Preface]. 
 
 The Fairhig : or. Golden Toy for Children. Price 6d. 
 
 A Little Pretty Pocket-Book, intended for the Instruction of 
 Little Master Tommy and Pretty Miss Polly. Price 6d. 
 
 The Infant Tutor; or an Easy Spelling-Book for Little Masters 
 and Misses. Price 6d. 
 
 Juvenile Trials for Robbing Orchards, [etc.] Price 6d. 
 
 Be Merry and Wise : or. The Cream of the Jesrs, and Marrow 
 of Maxims. Price 6d. 
 
 The Holy Bible Abridged : or. The History of the Old and New 
 Testament. Price 6d. 
 
 The History of Little Goody Two-Shoes. Price 6d. 
 
 The Lilliputian Magazine : or. The Young Gentleman and 
 Lady's Golden Library. Price One Shilling. 
 
 A Collection of Pretty Poems. Price is. 
 
 Short Histories for the Improvement of the Mind. Price is. 
 
 The Museum for Young Gentlemen and Ladies. Price is. 
 
 The Newtonian System of Philosophy. Price is. 
 
 A Spelling Dictionary of the English Language. Price is. 
 
 The New Testament adapted to the Capacities of Children. 
 Price I.S. 
 
 The History of the Life, Actions, Sufferings, and Death of our 
 Blessed Saviour. Price r*-. 
 
 X 2
 
 3o8 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 An History of the Lives of the Apostles and EvangeUsts. Price i^. 
 An History of the Lives of the Fathers of the Church. Price is. 
 A plain and concise Exposition of tlie Book of Common Prayer. 
 Price IS. 
 
 The Twelfth Day Gift. Price i^. 
 The Important Pocket Book. Price i.v. 
 The Circuit of Human Life. Price is. 
 Fables for Youth. Price 2^'. 
 The Adventures of Telemachus. 
 
 APPENDIX II. 
 
 Books printed for E. Newbery, the Corner of 
 St. Paul's Churchyard, London. 
 
 (Tlie same Series, iv'ith few exceptions, was issued l:i] J. Harris, 
 Successor to E. Newbery). 
 
 [For some remarks on these Books see the Preface.] 
 Price One Penny each. 
 Holiday Entertainments, or The Good Child's Fairing. 
 History of The Little Boy found under a Hay-cock. 
 Hermit of the Forest, and The Wandering Infants. 
 The Foundling, or The History of Lucius Stanhope. 
 Rural Felicity, or The History of Thomas and Sally. 
 Lovechild's Golden Present to all Little Masters and Misses. 
 The Royal Alphabet, or Child's Best Instructor. 
 The Father's Gift, or The Way to be Wise and Happy. 
 The Sister's Gift, or The Naughty Boy Reformed. 
 The Brother's Gift, or The Naughty Girl Reformed: 
 History of Tommy Careless, or The Misfortunes of a Week. 
 History of a Doll. 
 The Holiday Spy. 
 
 Price Two Pence. 
 Khnina, or The Flower that Never Fades.
 
 Appendix II. 309 
 
 The Visits of Tommy Lovebook to his Young Frientls. 
 The History of Jacky Idle and Dicky Diligent. 
 History of Tommy Titmouse. 
 The Flights of a Lady Bird. 
 
 The Village Tatlers, or Anecdotes of The Rural Assembly. 
 The Fortune Teller, by the Renowned Dr. Hurlothrumbo. 
 The History of Little King Pippin, to which is added. The Story 
 of The Children in the Wood. 
 Virtue and Vice. 
 The Entertaining Traveller. 
 Tom Thumb's Exhibition. 
 The Hobby Horse; or Christmas Companion. 
 Robin Goodfellow, A Fairy Tale, written by a Fairy. 
 Little Tales for Little People. 
 
 Price Three Pence. 
 
 Three Instructive Tales. 
 
 Little Moralists, or The History of Amintor and Florella. 
 Little Wanderers. 
 The Mountain Piper. 
 False Alarms, 
 
 The Adventures of Master Headstrong and Miss Patient. 
 The Juvenile Biographer. 
 
 A Bag of Nuts ready Cracked, by Thomas Thumb, Esq. 
 The Puzzling Cap 3 being a Choice Collection of Riddles, in 
 Familiar Verse ; with a Curious Cut to each. 
 Royal Primer. 
 
 Price Six Pence. 
 
 Juvenile Rambles through the Paths of Nature. 
 The Oracles, containing Some Particulars of the History ot 
 Billy and Kitty Wilson, &c. 
 The New Robinson Crusoe. 
 The History of tlie Family at Smiledale. 
 Youthful Recreations, or The Amusements of a Day. 
 Sinbad the Sailor. 
 Life and Adventures of a Flv-
 
 3 1 o The Bewick Collector. 
 
 Triumph of Good Nature. 
 
 The Youthful Jester, or Repository of Wit. 
 
 Adventures of a Silver Penny. 
 
 Adventures of a Silver Three Pence. 
 
 The Toy Shop, or Sentimental Preceptor. 
 
 The Adventures of Peter Wilkins. 
 
 The History of Tommy Play-love and Jacky Love-book. 
 
 The First Book for Children, or Reading made Easy. 
 
 The Royal Guide. 
 
 Tlie Ladder to Learning. Step I. 11. 111. 
 
 The Cries of London. 
 
 The Sugar Plumb. 
 
 Vice in its Proper Shape. 
 
 The Adventures of Captain Gulliver. 
 
 Gulliver's Instructive Lessons. 
 
 The Lilliputian Library; or GulUver's Museum. 
 
 The Poetical Flower Basket. 
 
 Mr. Winlove's Collection of Entertaining Stories. 
 
 Mr. Winlove's Lectures on Moral Subjects. 
 
 Mr. Telltruth's Natural History of Four-footed Beasts. 
 
 Mr. Telltruth's Natural History of Birds. 
 
 A Short Introduction to Geography. 
 
 The Pocket Bible. 
 
 The History of the Enchanted Castle. 
 
 Little Robin Redbreast, A Collection of Songs. 
 
 A Description of The Tower of London. 
 
 A Description of Guildhall, with The History of the Giants. 
 
 An Accurate and Historical Account of St. Paul's Cathedral. 
 
 A Description of Westminster Abbey. 
 
 Spiritual Lessons for Children to Read and Learn to be Wise. 
 
 Pilgrim's Progress. Part 1. II. III. 
 
 Fables of the Wise yEsop. 
 
 History of the White Cat. 
 
 Price Eight Pence. 
 I'lie Iniants Friend, Pari I. A Spelling Book, by Mrs. Lovcchild.
 
 Appendix II. 3 1 1 
 
 Price Nine Pence. 
 Mother Goose's Tales. 
 
 Parsing Lessons for Young Children. By Mrs. Lovechild. 
 Mother Bunch's Fairy Tales. 
 Pilgrim's Progress, Parts I. II. III. 
 
 Price One Shilling. 
 The History of the Davenport Family. 
 The Life and Adventures of Joe Thomson, abridged. 
 The Bible in IVIiniature. 
 A New Spelling Dictionary. 
 The History of Joseph Andrews, abridged. 
 The History of Tom Jones, abridged. 
 Pamela, or Virtue Rewarded, abridged. 
 Clarissa, or the History of a Young Lady, abridged. 
 Choice Collection of Riddles, by P. Puzzlewell. Parts I. II. III. 
 The Florist or Poetical Nosegay. 
 Museum for Young Gentlemen and Ladies. 
 The History of a Pin. 
 
 The History of Young Edwin and Little Jessy. 
 Reading Lessons, by Mrs. Lovechild, being Part II of the In- 
 fant's Friend. 
 
 A Short Introduction to English Grammar, by Mr. Davis. 
 
 The Village Matron. 
 
 Choice Scraps, Historical and Biographical. 
 
 The Sunday Miscellany. 
 
 Moral Sketches for Young IVIinds. 
 
 Polite Academy. 
 
 Filial Duty Recommended and Enforced. 
 
 Lives of the Admirals, Part I. and 11. 
 
 The Crested Wren. By Edward Augustus Kendall. 
 
 Sir Charles Grandison, abridged. 
 
 The Adventures of Gil Bias, abridged. 
 
 Anecdotes of a Little Family. 
 
 Price One Shilling and Three Pence. 
 Parsing Lessons for Elder Pupils. By Mrs. Lovechild.
 
 312 7 Vie Bewick Collector. 
 
 Price One Shilling and Six Pence. 
 Geography for Children. 
 
 A New History of France, by the Rev. Mr. Cooper. 
 A New History of the Grecian States, by the same. 
 A New History of England, by the same. 
 The same in French. 
 A New Roman History, by the sanie. 
 The History of North America, by the same. 
 The History of South America, by the same. 
 The Tutor, or Epistolary Guide. 
 Jeu des Fautes. Par Gaultier. 
 The Faithful Contrast. By Mrs. Hurry. 
 The Paternal Present. 
 History of Prince Lee Boo. 
 The Paths of Virtue. 
 
 Poetical Blossoms, by the Rev. Mr. Cooper. 
 Lord Chesterfield's Maxims. 
 Newbery's Familiar Letter Writer. 
 Constantio and Selima, a Fairy Tale. 
 The New Children's Friend. 
 Keeper's Travels in Search of his Master. 
 Moral Amusement. 
 Youthful Portraits. 
 
 Newtonian System of Philosophy by Tom Telescope. 
 Memoirs of a Sparrow. 
 
 Price Two Shillings. 
 The Amusing Instructor. 
 
 Choice Emblems, Natural, Historical, Fabulous, and Moral. 
 The Fables of Flowers. 
 Life of Henry IV of France. 
 Chronicle of the Kinps of Enoland. 
 
 o o 
 
 characters of the Kings of England. 
 
 Pity's Gift. 
 
 Historical Beauties. By Mrs. Pilkington. 
 
 The History of England on Cards. 
 
 A Geographical Description of Enghmd on Cards.
 
 A'ppeiuUx III. 31^ 
 
 Price Two Shillings and Sixpence. 
 A Geographical Description of the World on Cards. 
 Tales for Youth. 
 
 The Looking Glass for the Mind, or Intellectual Mirror. 
 Tlie Blossoms of Morality. 
 
 APPENDIX III. 
 
 Books Printed and Sold by John Marshall, 
 No. 17, Queen Street, Cheapside, and No. 4, 
 Aldermary Church Yard, Bow-Lane, London. 
 
 [For some remarks on these Books see the Preface]. 
 
 The Happy Family j or, Memoirs of Mr. and Mrs. Norton. 
 Price 6d. 
 
 The Life and Perambulation of a Mouse. By M. P. 2 vols. 
 Price IS. 
 
 The Village School ; or, A Collection of Entertaining Histories. 
 By M. P. 2 vols. Price i^. 
 
 Jemima Placid. By S. S. Price 6d. 
 
 The Holiday Present. Containing Anecdotes of Mr. and Mrs. 
 Jennet and their Little Family. By M. P. Price 6d. 
 
 Memoirs of a Peg-Top. By S. S. Price 6d. 
 
 The Adventures of a Pincushion. By S. S. 2 vols. Price is. 
 
 First Principles of Religion. By M. P. 2 vols. Price is. 
 
 Sermons to Children. Price 6d. 
 
 Mrs. Norton's Story Book. Price 6d. 
 
 The Renowned History of Primrose Prettyface. Price 6d. 
 
 The Orphan ; or. The Entertaining History of Little Goody 
 Goosecap. By Toby Teachem. Price 6d. 
 
 Christmas Tales for the Amusement and Instruction of Young 
 Ladies and Gentlemen in Winter Evenings. By Solomon Sober- 
 sides. Price 6d. 
 
 History of England, in N'erse. Price 2d.
 
 314 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 The English Hermit ; or the Life and Adventures of Phihp 
 Quarll, Price 6d. 
 
 Little Timothy Ticklepitcher's Tales and Fables. Price 6d. 
 
 The Imperial Spelling-Book, by C. Bolton. Price gd. 
 
 Lilliputian Spectacle de la Nature. By Mrs. Teachwell. 3 vols. 
 Price 2^^. ^d. 
 
 The Fairy Spectator ; or. The Invisible Monitor. By Mrs. 
 Teachwell and Her Family. Embellished with a Frontispiece. 
 Price i^. 
 
 The Juvenile Tatler. By a Society of Young Ladies under the 
 Tuition of Mrs. Teachwell. EmbeUished with a Frontispiece. 
 Price i^. 
 
 Moral and Instructive Tales. With an Engraved Title and 
 Frontispiece. Price is. 
 
 La Bagatelle. 2 vols. Price 3^. 
 
 Letters from a Mother to Her Children. By M. P. Price 2s. 
 
 Dialogues and Letters on Morality, Oeconomy, and Politeness. 
 By M. P. 3 vols. Price 3.?. 
 
 Poems on Various Subjects. Price i^. 
 
 Anecdotes of a Boarding School ; or. An Antidote to the Vices 
 of those Useful Seminaries. By M. P. 2 vols. Price 2s. 
 
 School Occurrences. Supposed to have arisen among a Set of 
 Young Ladies under the Tuition of Mrs. Teachwell, and to be re- 
 corded by one of them. Price 15. 
 
 The Infant Lawyer. Price i^. 
 
 William Sedley ; or. The Evil Day Deferred. By S. S. Price 2s.6d- 
 
 A Father's Advice to His Children. By M. P. Price 2,?. 
 
 A Course of Lectures for Sunday Evenings. By S. S. 2 vols. 
 Price 35. 
 
 A Clear and Concise Account of the Origin and Design of Chris- 
 tianity. By M. P. 2 vols. Price 2s. 
 
 The Good Child's Delight. Ey M. P. Price 4^. 
 
 The Histories of More Children than One ; or. Goodness better 
 than Beauty. By M. P. Price ^d. 
 
 Short Conversations ; or, An Easy Road to the Temple of Fame. 
 By M. P. Price ^d.
 
 AlJpendix III. 315 
 
 The History of a Great Many Little Boys and Girls, Four and 
 Five Years of Age. By JNI. P. Price 4(/. 
 
 Familiar Dialogues for the Instruction and Amusement of Chil- 
 dren Four and Five Years of Age. By S. S. Price ^d. 
 
 Dramatic Pieces. By P. I. 3 vols. Price 6s. 
 
 Fables in Monosyllables, by Mrs. Teach well. Price is. 
 
 A Father's Advice to his Son. By M. P. Price 2s. 
 
 The Conversations of Emily. Translated from the French by 
 Madame la Comtesse d'Epignay. 2 vols. Price 7*". 
 
 The Birdi Day Present ; or. Nine Days' Conversation between a 
 Mother and a Daughter. Price is. 
 
 Midsummer Holidays j or, a Long Story. Price is. 
 
 May Day ; an Anecdote of Miss Lydia Lively. Price is. 
 
 Cobwebs to Catch Flies. 2 vols. Price 2s. 
 
 Rational Sports. In Dialogues passing among the Children of a 
 Family. Price is. 
 
 The Rational Dame ; or, Hints towards supplying Prattle for 
 Children, Price is. 6d. 
 
 The Rotchfords ; or. The Friendly Counsellor. By M. P. 2 vols. 
 Price 35. 
 
 The Footstep to Mrs. Trimmer's Sacred History. By A. C. 
 Price is. 6d. 
 
 The Female Guardian. By Mrs. Teach well. Price i.y. 6d. 
 
 Fables, by Mrs. Teachwell. Price is. 
 
 Juvenile Correspondence. By Mrs. Teachwell. Price is. 6d. 
 
 School Dialogues for Boys. By Mrs, Teachwell. 2 vols. 
 Price 4s. 
 
 Little Stories for Little Folks, in Easy Lessons of One, Two, and 
 Three Syllables. By M. P. Price ^d.
 
 3i6 
 
 APPENDIX IV. 
 
 Books of the value of Oxe Shilling and under, 
 Printed and Published by T. Wilson and R. 
 Spence, High Ousegate, York. 
 
 {Alany of them were subsequently reprinted by Wilson & Son, 
 Successors o/' Wilson & Spence, also of High Ousegate, York). 
 
 [For some remarks on tliese Books see the Preface]. 
 
 Twelvepenny Books : — 
 
 Happy Family. 
 
 Anecdotes for Children. 
 
 Visible World. 
 
 History of Pamela. 
 
 Letter Writer. 
 
 ^sop's Fables. 
 
 Lessons of Trudi. 
 
 Hymns and Moral Songs. 
 
 Morning's Amusement. 
 
 Afternoon's Amusement. 
 
 Mother Goose's Tales. 
 
 Christmas Tales, 
 
 Robin Hood's Garland. 
 
 Dodsley in Miniature. 
 
 Moore's Female Fables. 
 
 Mental Instruction. 
 
 Thomas Lovechild's Reading Easy. 
 
 Thomson's Seasons. 
 
 Anecdotes of the Clairville Family. 
 
 Indian Cottage. 
 
 Gregory's Legacy. 
 
 Gay's Fables. 
 
 Whole Duty of Woman.
 
 Appendix If^. 317 
 
 Dictionary of Love. 
 Death of Abel. 
 Economy of Life. 
 Rochefoucault's Maxims. 
 Wisdom in Miniature. 
 Tommy Tagg's Poems. 
 Queen Mab. 
 The Mirror. 
 
 Sixpenny Books :- 
 
 Pretty Poems. 
 
 Prettiest Book for Children. 
 
 Primrose Prettyface. 
 
 Memoirs of a Peg Top. 
 
 Pleasing Moralist. 
 
 Be Merry and Wise. 
 
 Enchanted Castle. 
 
 Holy Bible abridged. 
 
 History of the Bible. 
 
 Children's Manual of Prayers. 
 
 Tom Trip's History of Birds and Beasts. 
 
 Food for the Mind. 
 
 Gulliver's Travels. 
 
 Robinson Crusoe. 
 
 Sleeping Beauty in the Wood. 
 
 Picture Exhibition. 
 
 Goody Goosecap. 
 
 Sandford and Merton. 
 
 History of the Goodville Family. 
 
 The Fairing, or Golden Toy. 
 
 Canary Bird. 
 
 The Sugar Plum. 
 
 Mrs. Pleasant's Story Book. 
 
 Holiday Present. 
 
 Pleasing Fabulist. 
 
 Tales of Past Times, by Mother Goose.
 
 3i8 The Bewick Co/lector. 
 
 Goody Two Shoes. 
 Babes in the Wood. 
 Philip Quarll. 
 Valentine Gift. 
 
 FouRPENNY Books : — 
 
 Charms for Children. 
 
 Primrose Bank. 
 
 Memoirs of Little Personages. 
 
 Mother Shipton's Legacy. 
 
 Chronicle of the Kings of England. 
 
 The British Champion. 
 
 Threepenny Books : — 
 
 Child's First Book. 
 Tom Thumb's Play Book. 
 Mother s Gift. 
 Looking Glass. 
 Instructive Miscellany. 
 New Royal Primer. 
 
 Twopenny Books : — 
 
 Lilliputian Masquerade. 
 
 King Skilful. 
 
 Golden Present. 
 
 Master Charles and Miss Kitty. 
 
 Fables for the Instruction of Youth. 
 
 Child's Delight. 
 
 The New Year's Gift. 
 
 Easter Offering. 
 
 Easter Gift. 
 
 Winter's Amusement. 
 
 Honey Jug. 
 
 Penny Books :— =- 
 
 Golden Plaything. 
 History of Little Francis.
 
 Appendix IV. 3 1 9 
 
 Tom Thumb. 
 
 Tom Thumb's Toy. 
 
 Picture Gift. 
 
 Picture Alphabet. 
 
 Golden Alphabet. 
 
 Whittington and his Cat. 
 
 Goody Two Shoes. 
 
 Tommy Two Shoes. 
 
 Riddle-Book. 
 
 Robinson Crusoe. 
 
 Babes in the Wood. 
 
 Robin Hood. 
 
 Cock Robin. 
 
 Cinderella. 
 
 House that Jack Built. 
 
 Parent's Best Gift. 
 
 Sister's Gift. 
 
 Fables. 
 
 The Looking Glass. 
 
 Enchanted Castle. 
 
 Giant Grumbo. 
 
 London Cries. 
 
 Serious Address and Catechisms. 
 Many of these, as already remarked, were subsequently reprinted 
 by Wilson and Son, with the addition of the following Shilling 
 Books : — 
 
 The Holy Bible in Miniature. 
 
 The Poetical Fabulator. 
 
 EUinor 5 or the Young Governess,
 
 320 
 
 APPENDIX V. 
 
 A Century of Books and Pamphlets, the Illus- 
 trations OF WHICH HAVE BEEN INCORRECTLY 
 ATTRIBUTED TO ThOMAS OR JOHN BeWICK. 
 
 [As stated in the Preface, the articles in the following list are not 
 given with any view of exhausting the subject, bat are merely se- 
 lected from some thousands of volumes for their plausible appear- 
 ance, and that the Bewick Collector may be instructed as to the 
 kind of books to which, how interesting soever in other ways, he 
 would do well to refuse a place in his Collection.] 
 
 1. Choice Emblems, Natural, Historical, Fabulous, Moral and 
 Divine, [etc.] 
 
 London : Printed for George Riley, in Curzon Street, May Fair. 
 
 MD,CC,LXXII. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. xii, 192. The first edition of a celebrated book, to 
 the third edition of which I believe that John Bewick contri- 
 buted some cuts. See the note to No. (13.)- 
 
 2. Introductory Grammatical Remarks On the Persian Language 
 [etc.] By George Hadley, Esq. j [etc.] 
 
 Bath : Printed by R. Crutwell, for the Author ; [etc.] 
 
 JVIDCCLXXVI. 
 
 4to. Pp. 216. With a vignette, containing the " R. C." of the 
 printer, at p. 42. 
 
 3. The Adventures of Telemachus, [etc.] 
 
 London : Printed for T. Carnan, in St. Paul's Church Yard. 
 
 MDCCLXXXI. 
 
 i8mo. Pp. xviii, 305. With oval cuts, by the engraver of those 
 in ' Choice Emblems ' noticed above. 
 
 4. The Circuit of Human Life : A Vision. The Second Edition, 
 Corrected.
 
 Apjiendix V. 321 
 
 London: Printed for T. Carnan, at Number 63, in St. Paul's 
 Church-Yard. (Price One ShiUing.) [n. d. about 178.3.] 
 i8mo. Pp. 116. With a frontispiece. 
 
 5. The History of Little Goody Two-Shoes j [etc.] 
 
 London : Printed for T. Carnan, Successor to Mr. J. Newbery, 
 in St. Paul's Church-Yard, m doc lxxxiii. Price Six-Pence, 
 bound. 
 
 a4mo. Pp. 158. With a frontispiece and many cuts, by Car- 
 nan's usual artist. 
 
 6. Fables of i*Esop, and others : Translated into English, [etc.] 
 By Samuel Croxall, D.D. Late Archdeacon of Hereford. The 
 Thirteenth Edition. 
 
 London : Printed for J. F. and C. Rivington, [etc.] 1786. 
 i2mo. Pp. xxxiiii, 329, 7. 
 
 7. Juvenile Trials For Robbing Orchards, [etc.] 
 
 London : Printed for T. Carnan, In St. Paul's Church-Yard. 
 M DOC Lxxxvi. (Price Sixpence.) 
 
 Sm. i8mo. Pp. xxii, 124. With a frontispiece and sixteen cuts, 
 by tlie artist who executed the engravings in others of Car- 
 nan's publications. 
 
 8. The Testament Of the Twelve Patriarch.s, The Sons of Jacob, 
 [etc.] 
 
 Sold by the Booksellers in Great Britain, Ireland and America. 
 1787. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. 96. With a frontispiece of "TheTewlvc {sic) Sons 
 of Jacob." 
 
 9. The History of Pamela ; or. Virtue Rewarded, [etc.] 
 London : Printed for E. Newbery, at the Corner of St. Paul's 
 
 Church- Yard. Price is. [n. d. but about 1792.] 
 Small i8mo. Pp. 168. With a frontispiece. 
 
 10. The Death of Abel. In Five Books, [etc.] 
 
 Printed, and Sold, by Brodbelt, Knarcsborough. mdccxciii. 
 Square i8mo. Pp. iv, 160. With twelve oval cuts. 
 
 Y
 
 32,2 The Beivick Col lector. 
 
 11. Belisarius. By M. Marmontel, A New Edition. 
 London : Printed for Vernor and Hood, Birchin-Lane, Cornhill ; 
 
 and Ogilvy and Speare, Middle Row, Holborn. mdccxciv. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. viii, 259. With a cut on the title, and others at 
 pp. viii and 289, by Vernor and Hood's usual artist. 
 
 12. The Journey of Joseph Jolly : [etc.] By Nick Nightcap. 
 London: Printed and sold by R. Carpenter, No. 16, Aldgate 
 
 High-Street J [etc.] m.dcc.xciv. 
 
 i8mo. 2 vols. Vol. L pp. 135. Vol. H. pp. 1.36. With a 
 frontispiece to each volume. 
 
 13. Junius. 
 
 London: Printed for R. Floyer, Strand. 1795. 
 
 iSmo. In two vols. With cut at the end of the Index. 
 
 14. Lessons For Youth, Selected For the Use of Ackworth, And 
 Other Schools. 
 
 London : Printed and Sold by Darton and Harvey, No. 55, 
 Gracechurch-Street. m,dcc,xcv. 
 
 iSmo. Pp. 204. With a few insignificant cuts. 
 
 15. The British Miscellany For Youth ; [etc.] 
 
 London : Printed for R. Snagg, No. 13, Brunswick Street, near 
 New Surry Street, [etc.] [n. d. but about 1795 ?] 
 i2mo. With six cuts. 
 
 16. The Village Orphan ; [etc.] 
 
 London : Printed by C. Whittingham, For Longman and Rees, 
 Paternoster Row. Price 2s. 6d. [n. d.] 
 
 iSmo. Pp. 140. With cuts in the style of those in Mrs. Pil- 
 kington's ' Historical Beauties.' (See the Preface to this vo- 
 lume.) 
 
 17. Sermons By Laurence Sterne, [etc.] 
 London: Printed for J. Rivington. 179'^. 
 Berwick, Printed by John Taylor. 
 
 iSmo. Pp. vi, 284. With cuts on the title, and at pp. 47, 118, 
 and 147.
 
 Appendix V. 323 
 
 18. Jeu des Fautes [etc.] Par M. L'Abbe Gaukier. 
 
 A Londres : Chez P. Elmsley, dans le Strand j & chez E. New- 
 bery, St. Paul's Church-yard, m.dcc.xcvi. 
 
 i8mo. Pp. xii, 106. With a frontispiece in the style of the 
 cuts in ' Joseph Jolly,' ' Pamela,' ' Circuit of Human Life,' 
 etc., already mentioned. 
 
 19. An Easy Introduction To the Arts and Sciences : [etc.] By 
 R. Turner, Jun. LL.D. [etc.] The Sixth Edition, [etc.] 
 
 London: Printed for C. Dilly, J. Johnson, [etc.] 1797- 
 iSmo. Pp. xi, 252. With rough figures of Beasts and Birds, 
 hardly worthy of a place even in this Appendix. 
 
 20. Solitude 3 [etc.] Written Originally By M. Zimmerman. 
 London : Printed for the Associated Booksellers, Vernor & Hood, 
 
 J. Cuthell, J.Walker, Lackington, Allen & Co. J. Nuun, and Bar- 
 ton & Harvey. 1797. 
 
 i2mo. In two vols., the second printed in 1799. Vol. I. pp. 
 xi, 303. Vol. II. pp. 338, 26. With cuts by Vernor and 
 Hood's usual artist. (See the Preface to this volume.) 
 
 21. The Letters of Junius. In Two Volumes. A New Edition. 
 London : Printed for Vernor and Hood in the Poultry. 1798. 
 i8mo. With cuts by Vernor and Hood's usual artist. (See the 
 
 Preface to this volume.) 
 
 22. Discourses on a Sober and Temperate Life. By Lewis Cor- 
 naro, [etc.] 
 
 London: Printed for Cadell and Davies, J. Scatcherd, and Ver- 
 nor and Hood. 1798. 
 
 i8mo. Pp. xii, 166. With two cuts by the engraver of those in 
 
 Mrs. Pilkington's ' Historical Beauties,' etc. (See the Preface 
 
 to this volume.) 
 
 23. Anomaliae. Being Desultory Essays On Miscellaneous Sub- 
 jects. 
 
 Whitby. Printed by T. Webster. 1798. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. vi, 272. With a cut on the title. 
 
 Y 2
 
 324 The Beiuick Collector. 
 
 24. The Dramatic Works Of David Garrick, [etc.] In Three 
 Volumes. 
 
 London : Printed for A. Millar, Strand. m,dcc,xcviii. 
 i2mo. With cuts by the same artist, and similar to those in the 
 works of Foote, issued by the same publisher. 
 
 2j. Visions in Verse, [etc.] 
 
 London, Printed for Vernor and Hood. J. Cuthillj [etc.] 1798. 
 Small 8vo. Pp. 144. With cuts at pp. 70 and 144, by Vernor 
 and Hood's artist before referred to. 
 
 26. The Scotish Gallery ; or. Portraits of Eminent Persons of 
 Scotland : [etc.] By John Pinkerton. 
 
 London : Printed for E. Harding, No. 98, Pall-Mali. 1 799. 
 Imp. 8vo, unpaged. With a few vignettes at the end of some of 
 the Memoirs. 
 
 27. Solitude; Written originally by J. G. Zimmerman. 
 London : Printed by T. Maiden, Sherbourne-Lane, For Vernor 
 
 and Hood, J. Cuthell, [etc.] 1799. 
 
 Small 8vo. With cuts by the artist of the " Associated Pub- 
 lishers.'' 
 
 28. Beauties of Saint Pierre : By Edward Augustus Kendall. 
 London : Printed for Vernor and Hood ; No. 31, Poultry, [etc.] 
 
 1799. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. xxxiii, 203. With a cut on the title by Vernor and 
 Hood's artist. 
 
 29. Studies Of Nature. By M. de St. Pierre. Abridged from 
 the Translation Of Henry Hunter, D.D. Third Edition. 
 
 London : Printed for C. Dilly, in the Poultry, m dcc xcix. 
 i2mo. Pp. viii, 424. With a cut on the last page. 
 
 30. The Entertaining and Atfecting History Of Prince Lee Boo : 
 [etc.] 
 
 London: Printed for the Proprietors; [etc.] [n. d. but about 
 
 1 799-] 
 
 i8mo. Pp. 127. 
 
 31. An English Spelling Book, [etc.] By Arthur Masson, A.M., 
 Teacher of Languages. The Seventeenth Edition, [etc.]
 
 Appendix V. 325 
 
 Air: Printed by J. & P. Wilson, 1800. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. xiv, ]68. With twelve Fable cuts. 
 
 32. Solitude, Written Originally by J. G. Zimmerman, [etc.] 
 
 London : Printed by Thomas Maiden, Sherbourne-Lane, For 
 Vernor and Hood; J. Cuthell, [etc.] 1800. 
 
 Small 8vo. Pp. xlviii, 310, 20, With nine vignettes. 
 
 2)2)- Aphorisms And Reflections [etc.] Translated from MSB. of 
 J. G. Zimmerman, [etc.] 
 
 London : Printed by Thomas Maiden, Sherbourne-Lane, For 
 Vernor and Hood, J. Cuthell, [etc.] 1800. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. o^^d. With a few small vignettes. 
 
 34. Instructive Lessons Conveyed to the Youthful Mind, [etc.] 
 By Lilliputius Gulliver. 
 
 London: Printed for E. Newbery, at the Corner of St. Paul's 
 Church- Yard. 1800. 
 
 i8mo. Pp. 128. With cuts by the engraver of those in ' Jemima 
 Placid.' 
 
 3^. A Collection Of The Most Approved Entertaining Stories, 
 By Solomon Winlove, Esq. A New Edition. 
 
 London : Printed for E. Newber)^, Corner of St. Paul's Church- 
 Yard; By J. Cundee, Ivy- Lane. (Price Sixpence.) [n. d.] 
 
 i8mo. Pp. ii, 121. With cuts by the same artist. 
 
 '^^6. The Adventures Of A Silver Penny. 
 
 London : Printed for E. Newbery, Corner of St. Paul's Church- 
 Yard ; [etc.] [n. d.] 
 
 i8mo. Pp. 126. 
 
 37. The Adventures Of Master Headstrong, And Miss Patient, 
 [etc.] 
 
 London : Printed for E. Newbery, at the Corner of St. Paul's 
 Church- Yard ; [etc. n. d.] 
 24mo. Pp. 94. 
 
 38. A Bag of Nuts ready Cracked, By Thomas Thumb, Esq. 
 London : Printed for E. Newbery, Corner of St. Paul's Church- 
 Yard; [etc. n. d.] 
 
 24mo. Pp. XV, 94.
 
 326 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 39. The Adventures Of A Silver Three-Pence, [etc.] Written 
 by Mr. Truelove. 
 
 London : Printed by J. Cundee, Ivy Lane, Newgate Street; For 
 E. Newbery, Corner of St. Paul's Church-Yard. (Price Sixpence.) 
 [n. d.] 
 
 iSmo. Pp. 119. With cuts of the ' Jemima Placid' type. 
 
 40. The Nurse, A Poem. Translated from the Italian of Luigi 
 Tansillo. By William Roscoe. The Second Edition. 
 
 Liverpool, Printed by J. M'Creery, For Cadell and Davies, 
 Strand, London. 1800. 
 
 i8mo. With cuts which are doubtless by Henry Hole. 
 
 41. Persian Lyrics, [etc.] [By John Haddon Hindley.] 
 London, Printed, at the Oriental Press, by Wilson &: Co. Wild- 
 Court; For E. Harding, Pall-Mall ; [etc.] 1800. 
 
 4to. Pp. 98, X, 54. With a vignette on the title. 
 
 42. The Stranger. A Drama, [etc.] Translated from the Ger- 
 man of Augustus Von Kotzebue, By Benjamin Thompson, Esq. 
 
 London : Printed by T. Maiden, Sherbourn-Lane, For Vernor 
 and Hood, No. 31, Poultry. 1800, 
 
 8vo. Pp. X, 71. With several charming vignettes by Vernor 
 and Hood's artist. 
 
 43. Pizarro ; A Romantic Tragedy. In Five Acts. Translated 
 from the German of Augustus Von Kotzebue, By Benjamin Thomp- 
 son, Esq. 
 
 London : Printed by T. Maiden, Sherbourn-Lane, For Vernor 
 and Hood, No. 31, Poultry. 1800. 
 
 8vo. Pp. 92. With a cut used in the previous article. 
 
 44. The Farmer's Son ; An Entertaining History For Young 
 Masters and Mistrefses. [etc.] Interspersed with fine Cuts. 
 
 London : Printed by R. Balsam, No. ^2>' St. John's Street, West 
 Smithfield. (Price Three-pence.) [n. d.] 
 
 24mo. Pp. 79. With a frontispiece and twenty cuts. 
 
 45. The Effects Of Tyranny & Disobedience! Or The History 
 Of Hamet, Prince of Persia, [etc.]
 
 Appendix V. 327 
 
 Printed by R. Bafsam, No. t^2>^ St. John's Street, West Smitli- 
 field. (Price Sixpence.) [n. d.] 
 
 24mo. Pp. 80. With a frontispiece and thirteen cuts, most of 
 which occupy the entire page. 
 
 46. The Blossoms Of Morality ; [etc.] With Forty-two Cuts, 
 Designed by J. Bewick, and engraved by T. Kelly. 
 
 Dublin, Printed by J. Jones, 90, Bride-Street. 1801. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. xii, 239. Witli copies of the original cuts. 
 
 I introduce this volume into tlie present series with the view of 
 suggesting to some, who are in the habit of referring to either 
 Thomas or John Bewick the very inditferent cuts which ac- 
 company a multitude of volumes published during the last hun- 
 dred years, the untenable nature of such attribution. In the 
 present case, there was no endeavour to deceive. The cuts 
 are expressly stated to be the work of a " young Irishman, a 
 native of Dublin j" and the publisher avows his intention, 
 if the present attempt should meet with encouragement, to 
 reprint a number of other London publications. Let Collec- 
 tors be assured that hundreds of volumes offered to them as 
 " with cuts by Bewick " have really no more connection with 
 him than the volume now described. 
 
 47. Melancholy J As it proceeds from The Disposition and Habit^ 
 [etc.] 
 
 London : Printed by T. Maiden, Sherbourne-Lane, For Vernor 
 and Hood, J. Cuthell, [etc.] 1801. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. xii, 420. With a few tailpieces by Vernor and 
 Hood's artist. 
 
 48. The Beautiful And Interesting History Of EmiUus & Sophia ; 
 In Two Parts. 
 
 Burslem : Printed by J. Tregortha. 1801. 
 
 24mo. Pp. 114. With a frontispiece and twenty-one cuts, 
 some of the most important of which bear the name of Lee. 
 
 49. Zion's Pilgrim. By Robert Hawker, D.D. Vicar of Charles, 
 Plymouth. Second Edition.
 
 328 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 London : Printed for the Author ; And Published by T. Wil- 
 liams, Stationers' Court, Ludgate Street. 1802. 
 Small 8vo. Pp. 180. With cut on the title. 
 
 50. Zion's Warrior ; Or, The Christian Soldier's Manual, [etc.] 
 London : Printed for the Author ; And Published by T. Wil- 
 liams, Stationer's Court, Ludgate Street. 1802. 
 
 Small 8vo. Pp. 52. With cut on the title. 
 
 51. Moral Tales And Poetic Essays, By Mrs. Crowther. 
 Hudderslield : Printed by Brook and Lancashire, For the Sub- 
 scribers. 1802, 
 
 Large i2mo. Pp. ix, 136. With thirteen cuts. 
 
 52. The Adventures Of Gil Bias, [etc.] 
 
 London : Printed for Vernor and Hood, Poultry, [etc.] 1802. 
 8vo. 3 vols. 
 
 53. False Alarms, [etc.] as in No, (3779.) 
 
 London : Printed by J. D. Dewick, Aldersgate Street, For L 
 Harris, Successor to E. Newbery, Corner of St. Paul's Church-Yard. 
 1802. Price Three Pence. 
 
 24mo. Pp. 96. With a frontispiece and ten cuts. 
 
 54. Virtue and Vice ; Or The History Of Charles Careful, And 
 Harry Heedless, [etc.] 
 
 London : Printed for J. Harris, Successor to E. Newbery, the 
 Corner of St. Paul's Church-yard. Printed by E. Hemsted, Great 
 New street, [n. d.] 
 
 24mo. Pp. 57. With a frontispiece and seventeen cuts. 
 
 55. Gradus Ad Cantabrigiam : [etc.] 
 
 London : Printed by Thomas Maiden, Sherbourne-Lane, For 
 W. J. and J. Richardson, Royal Exchange. 1803, 
 
 1 2 mo. Pp. viii, 140. With a clever cut at tlie end of the Dedi- 
 cation, by the engraver of those which usually adorn the works 
 of Maiden's press. 
 
 0. An Efsay on Man. [etc.] 
 
 Gainsborough : Printed by H. Mozley, Market- Place. 1803. 
 
 i8mo. Pp. 49. With a few trifling cuts.
 
 j^ppendix V. 329 
 
 57. The Grave J A Poem: By Robert Blair, [etc.] 
 Gainsborough : Printed by H. Mozley, Market-Place. [n. d.] 
 i8mo. Pp. 37. Witli a few trifling cuts. 
 
 58. The TraveUer : [etc.] By Oliver Goldsmith. 
 Gainsborough : Printed by H. Mozley, Market-Place. (n. d.] 
 I Brno. Pp. 16. With cut on title. 
 
 59. The English Spelling Book, [etc.] By William Mavor, 
 LL.D. [etc.] 
 
 London : Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Church- 
 yard. 1804. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. i()6. With Alphabet, Animal, and Fable cuts. 
 
 60. The Faithful Contrast j [etc.] By Mrs. Hurry, [etc.] 
 London : Printed for J. Harris, Successor to E. Newbery, at The 
 
 Original Juvenile Library, Corner of St. Paul's Church Yard. 
 1804. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. 215. With engravings similar in style to those in 
 
 Mrs. Pilkington's ' Historical Beauties,' ' Pity's Gift,' etc. (See 
 
 the Preface to this volume.) 
 
 61. A Town Eclogue. 
 
 Edinburgh : Printed for tlie Author, By Oliver and Co. Sold 
 by John Buchanan, North Bridge. 1804. 
 
 8vo. Pp. 2>?)- W'ith three vignettes, in imitation of those by 
 Thomas Bewick. 
 
 62. The Naturalist's Cabinet : [etc.] By the Rev. Thomas 
 Smith. 
 
 Albion Press Printed : Published by J. and J. Cundee, Ivy-Lane, 
 Paternoster Row. [n. d. but 1805.] 
 
 i2mo. 6 vols. With cuts by the publishers' usual artist. 
 
 6^. The Moralist: A Selection of Tales, From Various Authors. 
 
 Huddersfield : Printed and Sold by Brook and Lancashire. Sold 
 also by Vernor and Hood, Crosby and Letterman, London, [n. d. 
 but about 1805 ?] 
 
 i8mo. Pp. 95. With a number of cuts, used by the same 
 printers in others of their publications.
 
 33 o The Bewick Collector. 
 
 64. ElFusions of Love From Chatelar To Mary Queen of Scot- 
 land, [etc.] 
 
 London : Printed for C. Chappie, Pali-Mall, and Southampton- 
 Row, Bloomsbury. 1805. 
 
 i8mo. Pp. vi, i^i. With seven vignettes. 
 
 65. Miscellaneous Poems, Some of which are in the Cumber- 
 land Dialect. By John Stagg. Second Edition. 
 
 Workington : Printed by W. Borrowdale, In the Market Place. 
 1805. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. xii, 237. With a few insignificant tailpieces. 
 
 66. Letters on Natural History : [etc.] By John Bigland [etc.] 
 London : Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme, Pater- 
 noster-Row ; and James Cundee, Ivy- Lane. 1806. 
 
 Sm. Svo, Pp. xviij, 448. With a few vignettes. 
 
 67. The Cottage Library of Christian Knowledge. 
 
 London : Printed by W. Nicholson, Warner-street, For Williams 
 & Smith, 10, Stationers' Court, Ludgate Hill. 1807. 
 
 i2mo. 4 vols. With a cut to each tract, many of which bear 
 the name of Lee. 
 
 68. The Pilgrim's Progress, By John Bunyan. 
 Printed for James Cundee, London. 1808. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. xxxii, 463. With a tailpiece at p. 23(5, used in 
 various publications of the same press. 
 
 69. The History of The Irish Rebellion, in the year 1798, &c. 
 Alston, Cumberland : Printed by John Harrop. 1808. 
 i2mo. 2 vols. With a few tailpieces. 
 
 70. The Adventures of Captain Gulliver, In a Voyage to Lilliput. 
 Edinburgh : Published by Oliver & Boyd. 1808. 
 
 32mo. Pp. 47. With a frontispiece and eleven cuts. 
 
 71. A Tour through Cornwall, in the Autumn of 1808. By 
 The Rev''. Richard Warner, of Bath. 
 
 Printed by Richard Cruttwell, St. James's Street, Bath ; [etc.] 
 1809.
 
 Appendix V. 33 i 
 
 8vo. Pp. iv, '^62). With a cut on the title, by the engraver of 
 other cuts in Cruttwell's various pubUcations. 
 
 72. The Foundlings or, The History of Lucius Stanhope. Em- 
 bellished with Cuts. 
 
 London : Printed for J. Harris, Successor to E. Newbery, at the 
 Corner of St. Paul's Church-Yard j by J. Crowder, Warwick- 
 square. 1809. (Price One Penny.) 
 
 24mo. Pp. 31. With a frontispiece and seven cuts, which bear 
 no resemblance to those of the genuine edition, No. (3788.). 
 
 73. Mamma's Token Of Tender Love. 
 
 Coventry : Printed by Luckman & Sutiield, Broadgate. (Price 
 Two Pence.) [n. d.] 
 
 24mo. Pp. vi, 62,. With a frontispiece and five cuts. The 
 former bears the name of " Lee," to whom, as I have already 
 remarked, is to be referred the great majority of the cuts for 
 children's books which within the last few years have been 
 attributed to John Bewick. 
 
 74. A Winter Season : [etc.] By James Fisher, Author of The 
 Spring-Day. 
 
 Edinburgh : Printed for the Author, By John Moir, Royal Bank 
 Close, [etc.] 18 10. 
 
 8vo. Pp. viii, 204. With four full-page cuts. 
 
 7j. The Wren J Or, the Fairy of the Green-House; [etc.] 
 Dublin : Printed by Graisberry and Campbell, 10, Back-Lane. 
 Price, IS. id. [n. d. but about 1810?] 
 
 Square i2mo. Pp. 62). With a frontispiece and twelve cuts. 
 
 76. Memoirs of a Peg-Top. By the Author of Adventures of a 
 Pincushion, [etc.] 
 
 London : Printed and Sold by John Marshall, No. 4, Aldermary 
 Church- Yard, Watling-Street. Price One ShilUng. [n. d. but about 
 1810.] 
 
 i8mo. Pp. iv, 82. 
 
 77. Harrison's Amusing Picture & Poetry Book, Containing nearly 
 One Hundred Engravings.
 
 ^^2 The Bewick Co/lector. 
 
 Devizes : printed by J. Harrison ; And Sold by The London 
 Booksellers and Stationers. Price One Shilling. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. 48. With ninety-five cuts, most of which are said 
 to be the work of Harrison himself. 
 
 78. Harrison's Amusing Picture and Poetry Book, Containing 
 Seventy Engravings. 
 
 Printed by J. Harrison, Devizes, And sold by the London Book- 
 sellers and Stationers. Price Sixpence, [n. d.] 
 
 i8mo. Pp. ^6. With seventy cuts, most of which also are said 
 to be the productions of the printer himself. It is entirely dif- 
 ferent from the foregoing article, and from No. (64.). 
 
 79. Dorastus and Fawnia : Or the Life and Adventures of a Ger- 
 man Princess. 
 
 Darlington, Printed by W. Appleton. 181 2. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. 24. With cut on the title, which is a copy of 
 
 Bewick's cut of the Habit of an Englishman, in the History 
 
 of All Nations. No. (3762.). 
 
 80. The Adventures Of a Silver Three-Pence, [etc.] 
 
 London : Printed for J. Harris, Successor to E. Newbery, the 
 Corner of St. Paul's Church-Yard. Price Six-pence, [n. d. but 
 about 18 13 ?] 
 
 24mo. With a frontispiece and sixteen cuts, similar in style of 
 execution to those in ' Jemima Placid ' and ' Memoirs of a 
 Peg-Top.' (See the Preface to this volume.) 
 
 81. The Life and Perambulation of a Mouse. In Two Volumes. 
 London : Printed & sold by John Marshall, No. 4, Aldermary 
 
 Church- Yard [etc.] [n. d.] 
 
 i8mo. Vol. I. pp. 91. Vol. II. pp. 84. With cuts by the en- 
 graver of those in 'Jemima Placid,' etc. 
 
 82. The Orphan; or, The Entertaining History of Little Goody 
 Goosecap. [etc.] By Toby Teachem. 
 
 London, Printed and sold by John Marshall and Co. No. 4, 
 Aldermary Church- Yard, [etc.] [n. d.] 
 
 i8mo. Pp. 99. With a frontispiece and numerous cuts, in the 
 manner of those in ' Jemima Placid,' etc.
 
 j^ppendix V. 333 
 
 83. The Life and Adventures of Robinson Crusoe. [Imperfect.] 
 i8mo. With cuts at pp. 8, 17, 48, 55, 70, 76, 85, 91, and 104, 
 
 which are very similar in execution to those in ' Jemima 
 Placid,' etc. (See the Preface to tliis volume.) 
 
 84. The Happy Family 5 Or, Memoirs Of IVP. & M". Norton, 
 [etc.] 
 
 London : Printed &: sold by J. Marshall & C. N". 4, Aldermary 
 Church Yard, in Bow Lane. & N°. 17 Queen Street, Cheapside. 
 [n. d.] 
 
 24mo. Pp. X, 89. With cuts by the artist of those in 'Jemima 
 Placid,' etc. (See the Preface to this volume.) 
 
 85. Illustrations Of the School-Virgil, In Copper-Plates, And 
 Wood-Cuts; [etc.] By Robert John Thornton, M.D. [etc.] 
 
 London : Published by F. C. and J. Rivington ; J. Johnson j and 
 New be ry, St. Paul's Church-yard 5 [etc.] 18 14. 
 
 i2mo. With many cuts, the best of which bear the name of 
 Thompson. 
 
 86. The Galloping Guide To the ABC, [etc.] 
 
 Banbury : Printed and Sold by J. G. Rusher, Bridge-Street. 
 Price One Penny, [n. d. but about 18115.] 
 
 24mo. Pp. 14. With a frontispiece and twenty-six cuts, in- 
 cluding two on the cover. 
 
 87. The Ladder to Learning : [etc.] By Mrs. Trimmer. 
 London : Printed for J. Harris, Successor to E. Newbery, at the 
 
 Juvenile Library, Corner of St. Paul's Churchyard. 181 7. 
 i8mo. Pp. vi, 223. 
 
 88. A Guide To the English Tongue. In Two Parts, [etc.] 
 By The Rev. Thomas Dyche. A New Edition, Carefully Revised 
 and Improved, By The Rev. Thomas Smith. 
 
 London : Printed for Scatcherd and Letterman ; G. Wilkie, 
 Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy; [etc.] 1818. 
 
 i2mo. Pp. viii, 156. With a frontispiece portrait of Dyche, 
 two pages of Copies for Writers, and fifteen Fable cuts. 
 
 89. A Collection of Armorial Bearings, Inscriptions, &:c. In tlic 
 Parochial Chapel of Saint Andrew, Newcastle upon Tyne.
 
 334 ^he Bewick Collector. 
 
 Newcastle : Printed by Edward Walker, mdcccxviii. 
 
 8vo. Pp. viii, 32. The plates are by Armstrong and Walker. 
 
 90. The Cries of London : Or, Picture Exhibition, [etc.] 
 York : Printed and Sold by E. Peck, Lower-Ousegate. (Price 
 
 One Penny.) [n. d.] 
 
 24mo. With a frontispiece and twenty-two cuts. 
 
 91. Ballads of Archery, Sonnets, etc. By the Rev. James Wil- 
 liam Todd. 
 
 London : Printed for R. H. Evans, Pall Mall 3 And W. Ginger, 
 College Street, Westminster. 18 18. 
 i2mo. Pp. xxxii. 175, ^^. 
 
 92. The Natural History of Quadrupeds. [Birds, Fishes, and In- 
 sects.] For the Entertainment and Instruction of Children. With 
 Numerous Cuts. 
 
 London : Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy. Paternoster 
 Row. 1819. Price 2s. 6d. 
 
 The ' Fishes ' have, in addition to the foregoing imprint, ' and 
 N. Hailes, Piccadilly.' 
 
 i8mo. In four vols. Four of the cuts of the Quadrupeds, — 
 the Horse, Bull, Urus, and Thibet Musk, — have the name of 
 J. Bewick, but I do not believe that they are by him. The 
 second is palpably a forgery, and I have no doubt that all are 
 so. Some of the best are copies of Bewick's Quadrupeds and 
 Birds. 
 
 93. The Life and Perambulations of a Mouse. By M. P. In 
 Two Volumes. 
 
 London : Printed for Baldwin, Cradock & Joy, Paternoster- Row 3 
 [etc.] 1819. 
 i8mo. Pp. 59. 
 
 94. A Collection Of Armorial Bearings, Inscriptions, &:c. In the 
 Church of St. Nicholas, Newcastle on Tyne, [etc.] 
 
 Newcastle : Printed by Edward Walker, mdcccxx. 
 8vo. 2 vols. Vol. I. pp. xxvii, 90. Vol. II. pp. 84. The 
 illustrations are by Richardson, Armstrong, and Walker.
 
 jlppendix V. 335 
 
 95. An Abridgment of Natural History. By Dr. Goldsmith. 
 London : C. Cradock and W, Joy, Paternoster Row. [n. d. 
 
 but 1820?] 
 i2mo. Pp. xvi, 376. With figures of Animals, copied from 
 Bewick's cuts. 
 
 96. A Picture of Whitby And its Environs. By the Rev. Geo. 
 Young, A.M. [etc.] 
 
 Whitby : Printed and sold by R. Rodgers : [etc.] 1824. 
 i2mo. Pp. viii, 310. With cuts by Green and others. 
 
 97. The Cries of York. (In Two Parts.) For the Amusement 
 Of Young Children. Decorated with Cuts from Life. 
 
 York : Printed by J. Kendrew, CoUiergate. [n. d.] 
 
 Square i8mo. Pp. 15. With a frontispiece and twelve cuts. 
 
 98. The Cries of York, For the Amusement Of Young Children. 
 Decorated with Cuts. 
 
 York : Printed by J. Kendrew, CoUiergate. [n. d.] 
 
 24mo. Pp. 31. With a frontispiece and twenty-six cuts, several 
 
 of which are those of the former edition, but the borders have 
 
 been removed. 
 
 99. The Cries of London. For the Amusement And Instruction 
 of Good Children. Decorated witli Cuts from Life. 
 
 York : Printed by J. Kendrew, CoUiergate. [n. d.] 
 
 Pp. 23. With twenty-one cuts. 
 
 Of all the cuts in Kendrew's publications, of which I have a very 
 large number, none are attributable to Bewick. Those of the 
 three little books above noticed are the best, but Bewick had 
 no hand in them. 
 
 100. Fables of ^sop. And Others: [etc.] By Samuel CroxaU, 
 D.D. The Twenty-Third Edition. 
 
 London : Printed for C. J. G. and F. Rivington ; Longman and 
 Co.; [etc.] 183X. 
 
 Sm. 8vo. Pp. xxiii, 2)?)^' Many of the old cuts have been re- 
 touched by Charlton Nesbit, who engraved the frontispiece.
 
 ?>2>1 
 
 INDEX 
 
 TO 
 
 BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS DESCRIBED OR 
 MENTIONED IN THIS SUPPLEMENT. 
 
 Abel, Death of (4054.), (4084.), (5445.), 
 
 pp.317, 321- 
 Absent Man, The, (4193.). 
 Academy, Polite, p. 311. 
 Addison's Cato, (4102.). 
 Address, Serious, p. 319. 
 Adelaide, (5438.). 
 Admirals, Lives of the, p. 311. 
 Advice, A Father's, pp. 314, 315. 
 .tsop, (4331.), (4423-). (44H-)". (5445-)' 
 
 pp.310, 316. 
 itsop, Croxall's, p. 8, (4050.), (4159.), 
 
 (4224.), (5394.), (5417-), (542i-)'> PP- 
 
 321. lis- 
 ^sop, Dodsley's, (4070.). 
 Afternoon's Amusement, (5445.), p. 316. 
 Agriculture of Northumberland, (4073.), 
 
 (4089.). 
 Alarms, False, pp. xv, 309, 328. 
 Alnwick Castle, Description of, (4400.). 
 Alnwick Castle, Verses on, (4367.). 
 Alnwick, History of, (4255.). 
 Alnwick Picture Book, (5411.). 
 Alphabet, English, (4262.). 
 Alphabet, Golden, p. 319. 
 Alphabet, Infant's, (4357.). 
 Alphabet, Picture, (4262.), p. 319. 
 Alphabet, Royal, p. 308. 
 
 America, History of North, p, 312. 
 America, History of South, p. 312. 
 Amusement, Afternoon's, (5445.), p. 316. 
 Amusement, Moral, p. 312. 
 Amusement, Morning's, (5445.), p. 316. 
 Amusement, Waggon Load of, (4272.). 
 Amusement, Winter's, p. 318. 
 Amusing Instructor, The, p. 312. 
 Ancient Ballads, etc., (5379.). 
 Ancient Popular Poetrj', (4064.). 
 Ancient Songs (4062.). 
 Anderson's Ballads, (4258.). 
 Andrewes, Life of Bishop, (4260.). 
 Andrews, History of Joseph, p. 311. 
 Andrew's, Saint, Newcastle, Inscriptions 
 
 in. P- III- 
 Anecdote of Princess of Wales, (4191.). 
 Anecdotes of a Boarding School, p. 314. 
 Anecdotes for Children, p. 316. 
 Anecdotes of the Clairville Family, 
 
 (4138.), p. 316. 
 Anecdotes of a Little Family, p. 311. 
 Anecdotes, Sporting, (4196.) 
 Anecdotes, Thompson's Collection of, 
 
 (4309-)- 
 
 Angler, Walton's (5439.). 
 Anglers' Garlands, (5441.). 
 Angler's Manual, Hofland's, (54.37.).
 
 33^ 
 
 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 Angling, Mitchell on, (4475.), p. 239. 
 Anglo-Saxon Church, Lingard's, (4Z19.). 
 Angus's Wood Engravings, (4097.). 
 Animals, Conduct of Man to, (5374.). 
 Animals, Three Hundred, (4240.). 
 Annals of Great Britain, (4033.), (5018.). 
 Anomaliae, p. 323. 
 Antiquarian Trio, (4364.), 
 Aphorisms, Zimmerman's, p. 325. 
 Apostles, Lives of the, p. 308. 
 Archery, Todd's Ballads of, p. 334. 
 Aristotle's Masterpiece, (4494.). 
 Aristotle, Works of, (4068.). 
 Articles, Union Association, (4046.). 
 Arts and Sciences, Turner's, p. 323. 
 Azor, Selima and, (4273.). 
 
 Babes in the Wood, (4249.), pp. 318, 
 
 319- 
 Bagatelle, La, p. 314. 
 Bag of Nuts, pp. 309, 325. 
 Ballads and Songs, Scotish, (5380.). 
 Ballads, Poems and, (539s.). 
 Ballads, Songs, and Poems, Ancient, 
 
 (53 79-)- 
 Bank, The Primrose, p. 318. 
 Barbauld's Hymns, Mrs., (4343.). 
 Bards, Rhymes of Northern, (4253.). 
 Barnwell, George, (4123.). 
 Batdedore, A, (4060.). 
 Battledore, The Infant's, (4357.). 
 Battledore To Instruct, (4353.). 
 Battledore, The Pretty, (4352.). 
 Battle<iore, The Royal, (4355.). 
 Battledore, Universal, (4350.). 
 Battledore, Weightman's New, (4356.). 
 Battledore, The Yorkshire, (435 i.j 
 Battle of Chevy Chase, (4346.). 
 Battle of Floddon, (4473.), (4474), 
 
 (5045-) • 
 Beast, Beauty and the, (4270.). 
 Beasts, Book of Wild, (4262.). 
 Beasts, British Picture Book of, (5409.). 
 Beasts, Tcll-truth's History of, p. 310. 
 Beasts, Tom Tri[)'s History of, p. 317. 
 Beauties of History, Dodd's, p. xiv, 
 
 (4104.). 
 Beauties, Pilkington's Historical, pp. xv, 
 
 312- 
 Beauty and the Beast, (4270.). 
 Beauty, Sleeping, (4157.), p. 317. 
 Bee, The, (4063.). 
 
 Beggars, Stories of the Three, (4340.). 
 Belisarius, p. 322. 
 Bell, Library of Thomas, (4407.). 
 Bells, Garland of, (4467.), (504!.). 
 
 Bertram, Helen, (4339.). 
 
 Best Gift, The Parent's, (4241.), p. 319. 
 
 Bewick, Memoirs of T., (4486.), (4487.). 
 
 Bible, Henry's, (4096.). 
 
 Bible, Hieroglyphic, (4045.), (4059.), 
 
 (4083.), (44340- 
 Bible, History of the, p. 317. 
 Bible, Holy, Abridged, (4137.), (4144.), 
 
 PP- 307, 317- 
 Bible in Miniature, The, (5445.), pp. 311, 
 
 319- 
 Bible, Osterwald's, (4455.). 
 Bible, The Pocket, p. 310. 
 Bibliographical Tour, Cole's, (4335.). 
 Bigland's History of England, (4202.). 
 Bigland's Natural History, p. 330. 
 Biographer, The Juvenile, p. 309. 
 Birds, Book of, {4262.). 
 Birds, British Picture Book of, (5410.). 
 Birds, History of British, (4208.), (4419.)- 
 
 (4422.). 
 Birds, Tell-truth's History of, p. 310. 
 Birds, Tommy Trip's History of, (4139.), 
 
 P- 317- 
 Birthday Present, The, p. 315. 
 Bishoprick Garland, (4483.), (5050.) 
 Bishopwearmouth, Garbutt's, (4313.). 
 Blackett, Memoirs of, (4472.'!. 
 Blair's Grave, p. 25, (4153.), (4206.), 
 
 (4i33-)» V-r-9- 
 Blair's Reading Exercises, (4230.). 
 Bias, Gil, pp. 311, 328. 
 Bloomfield's Farmer's Boy, p. xiv. 
 Bloomfield's May Day, p. xiv. 
 Bloomfield's Wild Flowers, p. xiv. 
 Blossoms of Morality, (41 26.), pp. 313, 
 
 327. 
 Blossoms, Poetical, Cooper's, p. 312. 
 Boarding School, Anecdotes of, p. 314. 
 Bolton's Imperial Spelling Book, p. 314. 
 Book of Birds, (4262.). 
 Book, Child's First, p. 318. 
 Book for Children, First, p. 310. 
 Book, The Guess, (4262.). 
 Book, The Picture, (5445.). 
 Book, Prettiest, for Children, p. 8, (4136.), 
 
 P- 317- 
 Book of Wild Beast=, (4262.). 
 Books, Cole's Catalogue of, (4336.). 
 Books, Sharp's, Sale Catalogue of, (4394.). 
 Boy found under a Hay-cock, Little, p. 
 
 308. 
 Boys, History of a Great Many, p. 315. 
 Brand's Illicit Love, (5366.). 
 Britain, Annals of Great, (4033.), (5018.). 
 Bragwell, Tom, p. xvii.
 
 Index to Books and PampliU^U. 
 
 339 
 
 British Birds, History of, (4208. ), (4419.)- 
 
 (4422.). 
 British Champion, (4091.'*, (5^87.), p. 
 
 318. 
 British Miscellany, (4205.), p. 322. 
 British Picture Book of Birds, (4262.). 
 British Poetry, Flowers of, (5037.), 
 
 (5403 •)• 
 British Primer, (4189.)- 
 British Quadrupeds, etc., (4209.). 
 Brilton's VVihshire, p. xiv. 
 Brockett, Memoir of, (4391.). 
 Brockett, Sketch of, (4384.). 
 Brother's Gift, The, p. 308. 
 Brown's Poems, p. xvii. 
 Browne's Poems, (41 15.). 
 Buchan's Recreation, (4276.). 
 Buddie on Coal Mines, (4261.). 
 Budget, The, (4307.). 
 Budget, The Musical, p. xvii. 
 Budget, The Painter's, p. xvii. 
 Budget, Yorick's, (4225.). 
 Bunch, Mother, (4265.), p. 311. 
 Bun3an's Pilgrim, pp. 310, 311, 330. 
 Burdekin's Publications, p. xvii. 
 Burns, Works of, (4198.), (4459.), 
 
 (4460.), (4461.). 
 
 Cabinet, The Naturalist's, p. 329. 
 Caledonian Muse, The, (5424.). 
 Caledonian Musical Repository, (5413.). 
 Caledonian Tea-Table Miscellany, (4207.). 
 Canary Bird, p. 317. 
 Cantabrigiam, Gradus ad, p. 328. 
 Cap, The Puzzling, p. 309. 
 Careless, Tommy, (4215.), p. 308. 
 Carey, Biography of, (4387.). 
 Carlisle Family, lli>tory of, (4327.), 
 
 (4477.). (4478.). 
 Castle, Enchanted, p. 8, (4136.), pp.310, 
 
 317. 319- 
 Cat, History of the White, p. 310. 
 Cat, Whittington and his, (4246.), pp. 
 
 Ill, 319. 
 Catalogue of the Thomas Bell Library, 
 
 (4407.). 
 Catalogue, Descriptive, p. 240. 
 Catalogue of Oviston's Library, (4324.). 
 Catalogue, Pearson's Sale, (5443.), (5444.). 
 Catalogues, Charnley's, (4318.), (5419.). 
 Catalogues, Pearson's Book, (5368.). 
 Catechisms, p. 319. 
 
 Cathedral, Account of St. Paul's, p. 310. 
 Cato, Addison's, (4102.). 
 Champion, British, (4091.), (';n87.), p. 
 
 ?i8. 
 
 Characters of Kings of England, (4078.), 
 
 p. 312. 
 Charles Grandison, Life of Sir, p. 311. 
 Charles, History of Master, (4181.), p. 
 
 318. 
 Charlotte and Francis, p. 11:. 
 Charlotte, Interment of Princess, (4308.). 
 Charms for Children, (4178.), p. 318. 
 Charms of Literature, (41^5.). 
 Charnley's Catalogues, (431 8.1, (5419.). 
 Charnley's Woodcuts, (4406.), (4485.), 
 
 p. 240. 
 Chatelar's Effusions, p. 330. 
 Cheshire Prophecy, (4085.). 
 Chesterfield's Maxims, Lord, p. 312. 
 Cheviot, (4260.). 
 Chevy Chase, Battle of, (4346.). 
 Chicken's Collier's Wedding, (4476.). 
 Child's Delight, Good, pp. 314, 318. 
 Child's First Book, p. 318. 
 Child's Horn Book, (5445.). 
 Child's Monitor, (5401.). 
 Child's Tutor, Little, (4330.). 
 Children, Anecdotes for, p. 3 16. 
 Children, Charms for, (4178.), p. 318. 
 Children, Father's Advice to, p. 314. 
 Children, First Book for, p. 310. 
 Children, Geography for, p. 308. 
 Children, Histories of More than One, p. 
 
 314- 
 Children, Prettiest Book for, p. 8, (4136.), 
 
 P- 317. 
 Children, Sermons to, p. 313. 
 Children's Friend, The New, p. 312. 
 Children's Manual of Prayers, p. 3 1 7. 
 Children's Miscellany, (4090.), (4436.). 
 Choice Emblems, (4239.), pp. 312, 320. 
 Choice Scraps, p. 311. 
 Christianity, Origin of, p. 314. 
 Christmas Tale.s, p. 9, (4267.), (5445.), 
 
 pp. 313. 316. 
 Chronicle of Kings of England, (4078.), 
 
 pp. 312, 318. 
 Chronicle, Newcastle, (4163.). 
 Chronicon Mirabile, (4314.). 
 Chronologist, Steel's Naval, (4176.). 
 Church, Lingard's Anglo-Saxon, (4219.). 
 Circuit of Human Life, pp. 308, 320. 
 Cinderella, (4086.), (4250.), p. 319. 
 Clairville P'amily, (4138.), p. 316. 
 Clarissa, p. 311. 
 
 Clark's Newcastle Remcmbrancer,(542i.). 
 Clark's Woodcuts, (4326.). 
 Classical Songs, Collection of, (4315.). 
 Clater's Farrier, (42H.). 
 Club, Loyal Insurance, (4433.). 
 
 Z 2
 
 340 
 
 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 Coal Mines, Buddie on, (4161.). 
 Cobler, The King and the, (5430.). 
 Cobwebs to Catch Flies, p. 315. 
 Cock Robin, (4^71-), (5445-)' PP-75> 3i9- 
 Cole's Bibliographical Tour, (4335-)- 
 Cole's Catalogue of Books, (4336.). 
 Cole's History of Filey, (4366.). 
 Collection of Anecdotes, (4309.). 
 Collection of Classical Songs, (4315.). 
 Collection of New Songs, (4283.), 
 
 (4470.), (5044.). 
 Collection of Original Newcastle Songs, 
 
 (4317.). (43-0.)- 
 Collection of Popular Newcastle Songs, 
 
 {4316.). 
 Collection of Popular Songs, (5393.)- 
 Collection of Pretty Poems, p. 307. 
 Collection of Riddles, p. 311. 
 Collier's Wedding, (4476.). 
 Colonial Slavery, (5434.). 
 Common Prayer, Exposition of, p. 308. 
 Companion, School, (4051.). 
 Companion, Youth's Ilistorical, (4301.). 
 Conduct of Man to Animals, (5374.)- 
 Constantio and Selima, p. 312. 
 Consett's Tour through Sweden, (4278.). 
 Contented Couckould, (4468.), (5042.). 
 Contrast, The Faithful, pp. 312, 329. 
 Conversations of Emily, p. 315. 
 Conversations, Short, p. 314. 
 Conybeare on Revealed Religion, p. xxiii. 
 Cook, Modern, p. 8. 
 Cook's Voyages, (5384.). 
 Cooper's History of England, p. 312. 
 Cooper's History of France, p. 312. 
 Cooper's History of Greece, p. 312. 
 Cooper's History of North America, p. 
 
 3I-- 
 Cooper's History of South America, p. 
 
 3'i-, 
 Cooper's History of Rome, p. 312. 
 Cooper's Poetical Blossoms, p. 312. 
 Coquet, Marriage of, (4260.). 
 Cornaro on a Sober Life, p. iz],. 
 Cornwall, "Warner's, p. 330. 
 Correspondence, Juvenile, p. 315. 
 Cottage, The Indian, (4226.), p. 316. 
 Cottage Library, The, p. 330. 
 Cotter's Saturday Night, (4199.). 
 ■ Couckould, Contented, (44^18.), (5042.). 
 Cousins, The Rival, (4339. )• 
 Crested "Wren, Kendall's, pp. xv, 311. 
 Cries, London, (4247.), (5445.), pp. 
 
 310, 319,334, 335- 
 Cries ot York, (4079.), (5445.), p. 335 
 
 Crowthcr's Moral Tales, p. 328. 
 Croxall's /Esop, p. 8, (4050.), (4159.), 
 
 (4224.), (5394.), (.^17)^ (5422.), pp. 
 
 321, 11^. 
 Crusoe, New Robinson, (4057.), (5431.), 
 
 p. 309. 
 Crusoe, Robinson, (4040.'), (4140.), 
 
 (4i7i.)» (5445-)> PP- 317, 319. 333- 
 Crusoe, Supplement to Robinson, (4043.). 
 Cuckold's Cap Garland, (4288.). 
 CuUercoats, Quakers' Burial Ground at, 
 
 (4367.)- 
 Cumberland Ballads, (4258.). 
 Curious, Scraps for the, (4319.). 
 Curry, Thomas, (5425.). 
 Custom House Garland, (4306.). 
 
 Dame, The Rational, p. 315. 
 Dancer, Life of Daniel, (4194.). 
 Daughter, The Grecian, (4121.). 
 Davenport Family, History of, p. 311. 
 Davis's English Grammar, p. 311. 
 Davison's Halfpenny Books, (4262.). 
 Davison's Natural Histories, (4263.). 
 Davison's Wood Blocks, p. 238. 
 Death of Abel, (4054.), (4084.), (5445.), 
 
 PP- 317, 3-1- 
 Delight, Good Child's, pp. 314, 318. 
 Delight, Jacky Dandy's, p. 75. 
 Demerara, Negro Sale at, (4334.). 
 Dermody's Poems, (41 14.). 
 Derwentwater, History of Earl of, (4337). 
 Descriptive Catalogue, p. 240. 
 Dialogue between Tyne Rivers, (4397.). 
 Dialogues, Familiar, p. 315. 
 Dialogues on Morality, p. 314. 
 Dialogues in One Syllable, (5420.). 
 Dialogues, School, p. 315. 
 Dictionary of Love, p. 317. 
 Dictionary, A Spelling, p. 307. 
 Dictionary, New Spelling, p. 307. 
 Disobedience, Tyranny and, p. 326. 
 Divine Songs, (4112.), (4274.), (4281.), 
 
 (5416.), (5445-) • 
 Dodd's Beauties of History, p. xiv, (4104.). 
 Dodsley in Miniature, (4132.), (5445.), 
 
 p. 316. 
 Dodsley's ..^sop, (4070.). 
 Dodsley's Economy of Human Life, p. 
 
 25. ^5378.), (5400.). 
 Dog, Wolkmar and his, (4192.). 
 Doll, History of a, p. 308. 
 Dorastus and Fawnia, p. 332. 
 Douglas, (4122.). 
 Dramatic Pieces by P. L, p. 3r5. 
 Ducks and Peas, (4t95.).
 
 Index to Books cnid Pamphlef.s. 
 
 341 
 
 Durham County Rate Schedules, (4331.). 
 Durham Declaration on Slavery, (5435.). 
 Durham, Hutchinson's Address to Sub- 
 scribers for History of, (5367.). 
 Durham Representatives, (4361.), (4370.), 
 
 (4482.), (5C'49-)- 
 Duty, Filial, Recommended, p. 311. 
 Duty of Woman, Whole, p. 316. 
 Dyche's Spelling Book, p. 333. 
 
 Earth, History of the, /'5408.). 
 
 Easter Gift, (4197.), p. 318. 
 
 Easter Offering, p. 318. 
 
 Easy, New Reading Made, (4402.). 
 
 Eclogue, A Town, p. 329. 
 
 Economy of Life, p. 25, (5378.), p. 317. 
 
 Edwin, History of Young, p. 311. 
 
 Effusions, Chatelar's, p. 330. 
 
 Elegant Poems, (4254.). 
 
 Elegiac Pieces, (4133.). 
 
 EUinor, p. 319. 
 
 Ellis and Scott, Letters between, (4595). 
 
 Elmina, (4108.), {+^6^.}, U45'-)' 
 
 Emblems, Choice, (4239.), pp. 312, 320. 
 Emilius and Sophia, p. 327. 
 Emily, Conversations of, p. 315. 
 Enchanted Castle, p. 8, (4136.), pp. 310, 
 
 317, 319- 
 England, Characters of Kings of, (4078.), 
 
 (4443-). f 50250, P- 312- 
 England, Chronicles of Kings of, pp. 312, 
 
 318. 
 England, Cooper's History of, p. 3 1 2. 
 England, Geographical Description of, p. 
 
 312. 
 England, History of, (4125.), (4152.), 
 
 (4175.), (4202.), (4302-). (4444-), 
 
 (4495.), (5385)> (5405-), (5414-), 
 
 (5445.), pp. 312, 313. 
 English Alphabet, (4262.). 
 English Gramm:ir, Davis's, p. 311. 
 English Hermit, The, p. 314. 
 English Minstrel, (4117.). 
 English Tutor, (4029.), (4047). (4221.). 
 
 (4426.), (5017.). 
 Entertaining Fables, (4243.). 
 Entertaining Naturalist, Loudon's, (543 6.). 
 Entertaining Story Teller, (5445.). 
 p;ntertaining Traveller, The, p. 309. 
 Kntertainnients, Holiday, p. 308. 
 I'^ans's juxenile Tourist, p. xvii. 
 Ewie's Garland, (4290.). 
 E-Kcellent New Songs, (4299.)- 
 Exhibition, Picture, p. 317- 
 Fi.\hibition, Tom Thumb's, p. 309. 
 
 Fables, p. 319. 
 
 Fables, Entertaining, (4243.). 
 
 Fables, Female, p. 316. 
 
 Fables of Flowers, p. 312. 
 
 Fables in Monosyllables, p. 315. 
 
 Fables, Rowe's, p. xvii. 
 
 Fabk's, Select, (4032.), (5445.). 
 
 Fables, Mrs. Teachwell's, p. 315. 
 
 Fables for Youth, pp. 308, 318. 
 
 Fabliaux, Lc Grand's, (4279.). 
 
 Fabulator, The Poetical, (4228.), (5445.), 
 
 P- 319- 
 Fabulist, Pleasing, p. 317. 
 Fabulist, The Polite, (4132.). 
 Fabulist, The Royal, p. 75. 
 Fairing, The, (4166.), (5445.), pp. 307. 
 
 317- 
 Fairy Spectator, The, p. 314. 
 Fairy Tales, Mother Bunch's, (4265.). 
 Faithful Contrast, The, pp. 312, 329. 
 Falcon Inn, The, (4339.). 
 Falconer's Shipwreck, (5423.). 
 Falkirk's Jokes, (4295.). 
 False Alarms, pp. xv, 309, 328. 
 B'amiliar Dialogues, p. 315. 
 Family, Anecdotes of a Little, p. 311. 
 Family of Carlisle, History of, (4327.), 
 
 (4477-). (4478.). 
 Family, The Oairville, (4138.), p. 316. 
 Family, History of Davenport, p. 311. 
 Family, The Goodville, (4149.), p. 317. 
 Family, The Happy, (41 10.), (413 1.), 
 
 (5445-)> PP- 3i3> 316, 3i3- 
 Family, Iri>h, p. xvii. 
 Family at Smiledale, (4105.), p. 309. 
 Farmer's Boy, Bloomfield's, p. xiv. 
 Farmer's Son, The, p. 326. 
 Farrer, Memoir of, (4389.), (4462.). 
 Farrier, Clater's, (421 1.). 
 Farrier, Lawson's, (5433.). 
 Fashionable Songster, (41;';.). 
 Fatal Stroke, The, (4339 )"." 
 Father, Moral Instructions of a, (4030.), 
 
 p. 8, (4044-) • 
 Father's Advice, pp. 314, ^15. 
 Fa her's Gift, The, p. 308.' 
 Father's Legacy, Gregory's, (4162.), 
 
 (5375-). 
 Fathers, Lives of the, p. 308. 
 Fautes, Jeu des, pp. 312, 323. 
 P'awnia, Dorastus and, p. 332. 
 Feeling, Man of, (4164.). 
 Felicity, Rural, (4213.), p. 308. 
 Feltham's Tour through Mann, (4099.). 
 Female Fables, p. 316. 
 Female Guardian, The, p. 315.
 
 ;42 
 
 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 Fenning's Spelling Book, (4074.). 
 Fenwick, Protest for, (4405.). 
 Fenwyke, Gathering Ode of, (4385.). 
 Figures in Rhymes, (4466.), (5040.). 
 Filey, Cole's History of, (4366.). 
 Filial Duty Recommended, p. 311. 
 First Book, Child's, p. 318. 
 First Book for Children, The, p. 310. 
 First Principles of Religion, p. 313. 
 Fisher's Grammar, (4134.), (4454.), 
 
 (5O340- 
 Fisher's New English Tutor, (4029.), 
 
 (4047.), (4221.), (4+26.), (501 7-)- 
 Fisher's Pleasing Instructor, (4103.). 
 Fisher's Spring Day, (4187.), (4203.). 
 Fisher's Winter Season, p. 331. 
 Flights of a Lady Bird, p. 309. 
 Floddon Field, Battle of, (4473.), (4474), 
 
 (5045-)- 
 Flood, Great, (4305.), (447i-)> P- 239- 
 Floods, Great, (4260.). 
 Florist, The, p. 311. 
 Florist's Companion, (4075.). 
 Flower Basket, The Poetical, p. 310. 
 Flowers, Bloomfield's Wild, p. xiv. 
 Flowers, Fables of, p. 312. 
 Flowers of British Poetry, (5037.), 
 
 (5403-)- 
 Fly, Life of a, p. xvi, (4109.), P- 309. 
 Folks, Little Stories for Little, p. 315. 
 Food for the Mind, p. 317. 
 Foote's Works, p. xyii. 
 Footstep to Mrs. Trimmer, p. 315. 
 Forest, Hermit of the, p. 308. 
 Forsaken Infant, (411 1.), (4452.), (5032.). 
 Fortunatus, History of, (4338.). 
 Fortune Teller, The, p. 303. 
 Foundation Stone, The, (4398.). 
 Foundling, The, (4216.), pp. 308, 331. 
 Fox again-t Fox, (4055.). 
 Fox's Spelling Book, (4049.), (4277.), 
 
 (443 5-) • 
 France, Cooper's History of, p. 312. 
 Francis, Charlotte and, p. in. 
 Francis, Little, (4252.), p. 318. 
 Friar Rush, (4220.). 
 Friend, The Infant's, p. 310. 
 Friend, The New Children's, p. 312. 
 Friend, Rcay's Sportsman's, (4453.). 
 Furnass's Sur\eyor, (4212.), (5407.). 
 
 Gallery, The Scotish, p. 324. 
 Galloping Guide, The, p. 333. 
 Gamester's Garland, (4286.). 
 Gammer Gurton's Garland, (4268.). 
 Garhutt's Sunderland, (4313.). 
 
 Garland of Bells, (4467.), (5041.). 
 Garland, Bishoprick, (4483.), (5050.). 
 Garland, Cuckold's Cap, (4288.). 
 Garland, Custom House, (4306.). 
 Garland, Ewie's, (4290.). 
 Garland, Fortunate Miller's, (4287.). 
 Garland, Gammer Gurton's, (4268.). 
 Garland, The Jolly Huntsman's, (4375.). 
 Garland, Jovial Gamester's, (4286.). 
 Garland, Jovial Sailor's, (4284.). 
 Garland, London Rake's, (4289.). 
 Garland, Meg of Wapping's, (4292.). 
 Garland, Midford, (4294.). 
 Garland, Nelson's, (4293.). 
 Garland, New,of Excellent Songs, (5418 ). 
 Garland of Newcasde Songs, (4297.). 
 Garland of New Songs, (4234.), (4282.), 
 
 (4296.), (4298.), (4469.), (5043-)- 
 Garland of Northumberland Heroes, 
 
 (4465-). (5039-)- 
 Garland, Poor Jack's, (4291.). 
 Garland, Robin Hood's, (5445.), p. 316. 
 Garland, True Lover's, (4285.). 
 Garland, The Yorkshire, (4348.). 
 Garlands, Anglers', (5441.). 
 Garret's Woodcuts, (5364.). 
 Garrick's Works, p. 324. 
 Gateshead Charities, (4344.). 
 Gaultier, Jeu des Fautes, p. 312. 
 Gay's Fables, (4056.), (4069.), (4093.), 
 
 (4188.), (4227.), (4383-). (£386.), 
 
 (5402.), (5412-), (5427-)> (5445-). P- 
 
 316. 
 Gay's Poems, (4095.). 
 Ged, Memoirs of, (4259.) 
 Gentlemen, Museum for Young, pp. 307, 
 
 311- 
 Gentle Shepherd, Ramsay's, (4161.), 
 
 (4218.), (4368.). 
 Gent's York East Window, p. xxii. 
 Geographical Description of England, p. 
 
 312. 
 Geographical Description of the World, 
 
 P- 313- 
 Geography for Children, p. 3 t 2. 
 Geography, Short Introduction to, p. 3 ic. 
 Geoige Barnwell, (4123.). 
 Giant Grumbo, p. 319. 
 Giant Killer, Jack the, p. 1 1 1. 
 Giants, Jack and the, (4087.). 
 Gift, The Brother's, p. 308. 
 Gift, The Easter, (4197.), p. 318. 
 Gift, The Fathei's, p. 308. 
 Gift, The Mother's, p. 318. 
 Gift, New Year's, (4034.), p. 318. 
 Gift, Tiie Parent's Best, (4241.), p. 319.
 
 Index to Bouhs (iiid Pcimplilet.s. 
 
 343 
 
 Gift, The Picture, p. 319. 
 
 Gilt, Pity's, pp. XV, 312. 
 
 Gift, The Sister's (4242.), pp, 308, 319. 
 
 Gift, The Twelfth Day, p. 308. 
 
 Gift, The Valentine, p. 318. 
 
 Gil Bias, pp. 311, 328. 
 
 Gilpin, History of John, (4^49.). 
 
 Girl, The Hi-hland, (4312.). 
 
 Gododin, The, (4321.). 
 
 Golden, Alphabet, The, p. 319. 
 
 Golden Plaything, The, p. 318. 
 
 Golden Present, Lovechild's, p. 308. 
 
 Golden Present, The, pp. 75, 318. 
 
 Golden Toy, (5445.). 
 
 Goldsmith and Parncll, (4082.), (4160.). 
 
 Goldsmith, Irving's Life of, p. .xv. 
 
 Goldsmith's History of England, (4175.^, 
 
 (4302.), (5414.). 
 Goldsmith's Natuial History, p. 335. 
 Goldsmith's Poetical Works, (4076.), 
 
 (5415-)- 
 Goldsmith's Traveller, p. 329. 
 Good Child's Delight, p. 314. 
 Goodfellovv, Robin, p. 309. 
 Goodnature, Triumph of, p. xv, (4106.), 
 
 p. 310. 
 G6odville Family, (4149.), p. 317. 
 Goody Goosecap, p. 317. 
 Goody Two-Shoes, (4146.), (5445.), pp. 
 
 111,307, 318, 319,321. 
 Goosecap, Goodv, p. 317. 
 Goose's Tales, Mother, pp. 307, 3 16, 317. 
 Gradus ad Cantabrigiam, p. 328. 
 Grammar, Davis's English, p. 311. 
 Grammar, Fisher's, (4134.), (4454.), 
 
 (5O340- 
 Grandison, Life of Sir Charles, p. 311. 
 Grave, Blair's, p. 25, (4153.), (4206.), 
 
 (4233-). P- 329- 
 Great Britain, Annals of, (4033.), (4427.). 
 Great Flood, (4305.), (4471.). 
 Great P'locds, (4260.). 
 Great Many Little Boys, History of, p. 
 
 315- 
 Great Newes from Newcastle, p. 240. 
 Grecian Daughter, (4121.). 
 Greece, Cooper's History of, 312. 
 Greenwich Pensioner, (4362.). 
 Gregory's Father's Legacy, (4162.), 
 
 (5375-), P- 316. 
 Grey's Epitome, (4033.), (4427.), (501 8.). 
 Grumbo, Giant, p. 319. 
 Guardian, The Female, p. 315. 
 Guess Book, The, (4262.). 
 Guide, The Galloping, p. 333. 
 Guide, The Royal, p. 3 i o. 
 
 Guildhall, Description of, p. 310. 
 Gulliver, Adventures of, pp. 310, 317, 
 
 HO- 
 Gulliver's Instructive Lessons, pp. 310, 
 
 325- 
 Gulliver's Museum, p. 310. 
 Gurton's Garland, Gammer, (4268.). 
 
 Habitable World Described, (4053.). 
 Hadley's Persian Grammar, p. 320. 
 Hails, Obituary of, (4390.). 
 Halfpenny Books, Davison's, (4262.). 
 Hamburgh, Memorial to, (4388.). 
 Happy Family, (4110.), (41 31), (544 5.), 
 
 PP- 3i3> 316, 333- 
 Hargrove's Knaresborough, (4210.), 
 
 (4437.). (5021.), (5372.), (5389.). 
 Harp, Owcnson's Irish, p. xvii. 
 Harrison's Picture Book, pp. 331, 332. 
 Harrogate Guide, New, (5390.). 
 Harrogate, Week at, p. xvii. 
 Hardepool, Sharp's, (4303.), (4399.). 
 Hastie's Reading Easy, (4428.), (5019.) 
 Hay-cock, Little Boy found under, p. 308. 
 Headstrong, Adventures of Master, pp. 
 
 309, 325- 
 Helen Bertram, (4^ ^9.). 
 Henry IIL, Life of,' (4260.). 
 Henry IV. of France, Life of, p. 3 12. 
 Herald, The York, (5398.;. 
 Herbal, Thornton's, (4264.). 
 Hermit, The, (5388.). 
 Hermit, The English, p. 314. 
 Hermit of the Forest, p. 308. 
 Hermit of Warkworth, (4325.), (4345.), 
 
 (4347-). (4374). (4381-). (4456.), 
 
 (4457-)- 
 Hermitage of Warkw'orth, (4367.). 
 Herces, Garland of Northumberland, 
 
 ^446 5.). 
 Hewlett's Spelling Book, (43 co.). 
 Hexham, Inscription at, (4403.). 
 Hierogl)'phic Bible, (4045.), (4059.), 
 
 (4083.), (4434.). 
 Highland Girl, The, (4312.). 
 Hindley's Persian Lyrics, p. 326. 
 Historical Beauties, Pilkington's, pp. xv, 
 
 312. 
 Historical Companion, Youth's, (4301.) 
 Historical Library, Riley's, p. xvii. 
 Histories of More Children than One, p. 
 
 314- 
 Histories, Penny, (4339.). 
 Histories, Short, p. 307. 
 History, Dodd's Beauties of, p. xiv, 
 
 (4104,).
 
 344 
 
 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 History of England, (4125.), (4152.), 
 (4i75-)> (4-Oi-). (4302-). (4444-), 
 (4495-)> (5385-). (5405-). (54H-). 
 (5445 ).PP- 3i2> 313- 
 
 History of a Great Many Little Boys, p. 
 
 315- 
 Hive, The, (4080.), {■\-ii^-), (4446-) • 
 Hobby Horse, The, p. 309. 
 Hodgson on Stereotype Printing, (4259.) 
 Hodgson's Woodcuts, (4408.). 
 Hofland's Angler's Manual, (5437.). 
 Holiday Entertainments, p. 308. 
 Holiday Present, (4148.), pp. 309, 317. 
 Holiday Spy, The, p. 308. 
 Holidays, Midsummer, p. 315. 
 HoUoway's Scenes of Youth, p. xiv. 
 Honey-Jug, (4256.), p. 318. 
 Honours of the Table, (5373.)' 
 Hood's Garland, Robin, (5445.), p. 316. 
 Hood, Robin, (4231.), (437I-). p. 319. 
 Horse, Wilkinson on the, (431 1.)- 
 House that Jack Built, (4179.), (4257.), 
 
 (4262.), p. 319- 
 Howard, Life of, (4058.)- 
 Howard, Lord William's, Manuscript, 
 
 (4393-)- 
 Howdy and Upgetting, p. 240. 
 Hudibras, p. xiv. 
 Hull, History of, (5399-). 
 Human Life, Circuit of, pp. 308, 320. 
 Human Life, Dodsley's, (5378.). 
 Humorous Pieces, (4129.), (4130.). 
 Huntsman's Garland, (4375.). 
 Hutchinson's Address, (5367.). 
 Hutton's Mensuration, (4425.). 
 Hymns, Mrs. Barbauld's, (4343.). 
 Hymns and Moral Songs, p. 8, (4042.), 
 
 p. 316. 
 
 Idle, History of Jacky, p. 309. 
 Important Pocket Book, p. 308. 
 Indian Cottage, The, (4226.), p. 316. 
 Infant, The Forsaken, (41 11.), (4452.), 
 
 (503 2-)- 
 Infant Lawyer, The, p. 314. 
 Infant Tutor, The, p. 307. 
 Infant's Friend, The, p. 310. 
 Inn, The Falcon, (4339.). 
 Inscription at Hexham, (4403.). 
 Instruct, Battledore to, (4353.). 
 Instruction, Mental, p.-3i6. 
 Instructions, Moral, (4030.), p. 8, (4044.), 
 
 (5445-)- 
 Instructive Lessons, pp. 310, ^zc.. 
 Instructive Miscellany, p. 318. 
 Instructor, The Amusing, p. 312. 
 
 Instructor, Pleasing, (4103.), (4450.), 
 
 (5030-)- 
 Insurance, Articles for, (4046.). 
 Insurance Club, Loyal, (4433.). 
 Intelligencer, The Leeds (5404.). 
 Interment of Princess Charlotte, (4308.). 
 Irish Family, p. xvii. 
 Irish Harp, Owenson's, p. xvii. 
 Irish Rebellion, History of, p. 330. 
 Irving's Oliver Goldsmith, p. xv. 
 
 Jack and the Giants, (4087.). 
 
 Jack Built, House that, (4179.), (4257.), 
 
 (4262.), p. 319. 
 Jack the Giant Killer, p. 1 1 1. 
 Jack, Little, (41 n.). (5445.). 
 Jack's Garland, Poor, (4291.). 
 Jackey, Master, p. 75. 
 Jackson's History of Wood Engraving, 
 
 (4376.), (4484-). (505I-)- 
 Jacky Dandy's Delight, p. 75. 
 Jacky Idle, History of, p. 309. 
 Jemima Placid, pp. xvi, 313. 
 Jester, The Youthful, p. 310. 
 Jeu des Fautes, pp. 312, 323. 
 Joe Thomson, Life of, p. 311. 
 John Gilpin, (4349.). 
 Jokes of John Falkirk, (4295.). 
 Jolly Huntsman's Garland, (43 75-). 
 Jolly, Journey of Joseph, p. 322. 
 Jones, History of Tom, p. 31 1. 
 Joseph Andrews, History of, p. 311. 
 Journal Newspaper, Newcasde, (5371.). 
 Journey of Joseph Jolly, p. 322. 
 Jovial Gamester's Garland, (4286.). 
 Jovial Sailor's Garland, (4284.). 
 Jug, The Honey, p. 318. 
 Junius, pp. xiv, 322, 323. 
 Juvenile Biographer, The, p. 309. 
 Juvenile Correspondence, p. 315- 
 Juvenile Rambles, p. 309. 
 Juvenile Scrap-Book, (4359-)- 
 Juvenile Song Book, (4262.). 
 Juvenile Tatler, The, p. 314. 
 Juvenile Trials, pp. 307, 321. 
 Juvenile Tourist, Evans's, p. xvii. 
 
 Kay's New Preceptor, (4124.). 
 Keeper's Travels, j). 312. 
 Kendall's Crested Wren, p. 311. 
 King and the Cobler, The, (5430.). 
 King Pippin, History of Little, p. 309. 
 King Skilful, History of, (4180.), p. 
 
 3'8. 
 Kings of England, Characters ol, (4078.), 
 
 (4443-). h'^-^-), P- 31--
 
 Index to Books and Pamphlets. 
 
 345 
 
 Kings of England, Chronicles of, pp. 312, 
 
 318. 
 Kitty, History of Miss, (4181.), p. 318. 
 Knaresborough, Hargrove's, (4210.), 
 
 ^ (4437-), (50ii.)> (5'37i-)> (5389.)- 
 Knights and Burgesses of Durham, 
 
 (4361.), (4370.)- (448 i-). (5049-) ■ 
 
 Ladder to Learning, pp. 310, 333. 
 Lady Bird, Flights of a, p. 309. 
 Latimer's Local Records, (5440.). 
 Lawson's Farrier, (5433.). 
 Lawyer, The Infant, p. 314. 
 Lay of Rcedwater Minstrel, (4217.). 
 Learning, Ladder to, pp. 310, 333. 
 Lectures for Sunday Evenings, p. 314. 
 Lee Boo, History of Prince, pp. 312, 324. 
 Leeds Intelligencer, (5404.). 
 Leeds, Walk through, (4186.). 
 Legacy, Gregory's Father's, (4162.), 
 
 Legacy, Mother Shipton's, (4092.), p. 
 
 318. 
 Le Grand's Fabliaux, (4279.). 
 Lessons, Instructive, p. 325. 
 Lessons, Lovechild's Parsing, p. 3 1 1 {twice). 
 Lessons, Spiritual, p. 310. 
 Lessons of Truth, (5445.), p. 316. 
 Lessons for Youth, p. 322. 
 Letter of Our Saviour, (4280.). 
 Letter Writer, p. 316. 
 Letter Writer, Nevvbery's, p. 312. 
 Letters from a Mother, p. 314. 
 Library, The Thomas Bell, (4407.). 
 Library, Tlic Cottage, p. 330. 
 Library, Lilliputian, p. 310. 
 Library, Riley's Historical, p. xvii. 
 Library Catalogue, Wrungham's, (4363.). 
 Life, Circuit of Human, pp. 308, 320. 
 Life, Economy of, p. 25, (5378.), p. 317. 
 Life of a Fly, p. xvi, (4109.), p. 309. 
 Lilliputian Library, p. 310. 
 Lilliputian Magazine, The, p. 307. 
 Lilliputian Masquerade, p. 318. 
 Lilliputian Spectacle, p. 314. 
 Lingard's Anglo-Saxon Church, (4219.). 
 Literature, Charms of, (4165.). 
 Literature, Repository of Select, (4204.). 
 Little Child's Tutor, (4330.). 
 Little Family, Anecdotes of a, p. 311. 
 Little Francis, (4252.), p. 318. 
 Little Jack, (41 11.), (5445.). 
 Little Moralists, (4182.), p. 309. 
 Little Personages, Memoirs of, p. 318. 
 Little Pretty Pocket-Book, p. 3 1 1 . 
 Liitle Robin Red-Breast, p. 31c. 
 
 Litde Stories for Little Folks, p. 315. 
 Little Tales for Little People, p. 309. 
 Little Teacher, The, (4310.). 
 Little Wanderers, p. 309. 
 Live Stock, Treatise on, (4223.). 
 Local Records, Latimer's, (5440.). 
 Local Records, Sykes's, (5428.). 
 London Cries, (4247.), (5445.), pp. 310, 
 
 319,334.335- 
 London, Description of Tower of, p. 310. 
 London Rake's Garland, (4289.). 
 Looking Glass, The, pp. 318, 319. 
 Looking Glass for the Mind, (4065.), 
 
 (4098.), (4438-). (50ii-). P- 313. 
 Lottery Book, New, (4026.), (5445.). 
 Loudon's Entertaining Naturalist, (5436.). 
 Love, Brand's Illicit, (5366.). 
 Love, Dictionary of, p. 317. 
 Love, Misfortunes of, p. xvii. 
 Lovebook, Visits of Tommy, (4214.), p. 
 
 309- 
 Lovechild's Golden Present, p. 308. 
 Lovechild's Parsing Le-sons, p. 3 1 1 (twice). 
 Lovechild's Reading Easy, (4142.), p. 3 16. 
 Lovechild's Reading Lessons, p. 311. 
 Loyal Club Insurance, (4433.). 
 Lushington's Foundation Stone, (4398.). 
 
 Mab, Queen, p. 317. 
 Mack, Obituary of, (4392.). 
 Magazine, The Lilliputian, p. 307. 
 Magazine, Newcastle, (4048.). 
 Magazine, Sporting, (4439.), (4440-). 
 
 (444i-)> (5023-)- 
 Mamma's Token, p. 331. 
 Man, The Absent, (4193.). 
 Man to Animals, Conduct of, (5374.). 
 Man of Feeling, (4164.). 
 Man, New Whole Duty of, (4071.). 
 Man, Pope's Essay on, pp. 25, 328. 
 Mann, Tour through, (4099.). 
 Manuscript, Lord W. Howard's, (4393.). 
 Markham's Spelling Book, (4373.). 
 Marmontel's Tales, p. xiv. 
 Marriage of Coquet, (4260.). 
 Marshall's Poetry, (4229.). 
 Marshman, Biography of, (4386.). 
 Masquerade, Lilliputian, p. 318. 
 Mass, Prayers before and after, (4173.). 
 Masson's Spelling Book, p. 324. 
 Master Charles, History of, (4181.), p. 
 
 3i8. 
 Master Headstrong, pp. 309, 325. 
 Master Jackcy, p. 75. 
 Mation, The Village, p. 311. 
 Mayor's Spelling Book, p. 329.
 
 346 
 
 The Bewick Collector. 
 
 Maxims, Lord Chesterfield's, p. 3iz. 
 
 Maxims, Rochefaucault's, p. 317. 
 
 May Day, p. 315. 
 
 May Day, Bloomfield's, p. xiv. 
 
 Meadows, Smith on Water, (4184.). 
 
 Measure for Measure, (4174.). 
 
 Meetings, The Three, (4339.)- 
 
 Meg of Wapping's Garland, (4292.). 
 
 Melancholy, p. 327. 
 
 Mental Instruction, p. 316. 
 
 Merry and Wise, Be, (4041.), pp. 307, 
 
 317. 
 Merton, Sandford and, p. 317. 
 Midford Garland, (4294.)- 
 Midsummer Holidays, p. 315. 
 Miller's Garland, (4287.). 
 Mind, Food for the, p. 317. 
 Mind, Looking Glass for the, (4065.), 
 
 (4098.), (4438-). (50i2-). P- 313- 
 Mines, Buddie on Coal, (4261.). 
 Miniature, The Bible in, pp. 31 1, 319. 
 Miniature, Dodsley in, (4132.), (5445.)> 
 
 p. 316. 
 Miniature, Wisdom in, p. 317. 
 Minstrel, English, (41 17.). 
 Minstrel, Lay of Reedwater, (4217.). 
 Minstrel, The Northumbrian, (4232.). 
 Minstrel, Scottish, (4118.), (41 19.), 
 
 (4200.). 
 Minstrel, The Tvne Side, (4341.), 
 
 (4480.), (5047-)- 
 Mirabile, Chronicon, (4314.). 
 Mirror, The, (4039.), p. 317- 
 Miscellaneous Poems, (5381.). 
 Miscellany, British, (4205.), p.' 322. 
 Miscellany, Children's, (4090.), (4436.). 
 Miscellany, Instructive, p. 318. 
 Miscellany, The Sunday, p. 311. 
 Miscellany, The Vocal, (4449.), (5029.). 
 Misfortunes of Love, p. xvii. 
 Miss Kitty, (4181.), p. 318. 
 Mitchell on Angling, (4475.), p. 239. 
 Mitchell's Wood Engravings, (4322.), 
 
 (5397.)- 
 Modern Cook, The, p. 8. 
 Monitor, Child's, (5401.). 
 Monkeys, History of, (4262.). 
 Monkwcarmouth, Garbutt's, (4313.). 
 Monosyllables, Fables in, p. 314. 
 Moore's Female Fables, p. 316. 
 Moral Amusement, p. 312. 
 Moral Instructions of a Father, (4030.), 
 
 p. 8, (4044-). (5445-) • 
 Moral and Instructive Tales, p. 314. 
 Moral Philosophy, (5376.), (5377-)- 
 Moral Sketches, i). 311. 
 
 Moral Songs, Hymns and, p. 8, (4042.), 
 
 (5445-). P- 316. 
 Moral Tales, p. 25. 
 Moral Tales, Crowther's, p. 328. 
 Moralist, The, p. 329. 
 Moralist, The Pleasing, (4145.), p. 317. 
 Moralists, The Little, (4182.), p. 309. 
 Morality, Blossoms of, (4126.), pp. 313, 
 
 3^7- 
 Morality, Dialogues on, p. 314. 
 Morning's Amusement, (5445.), p. 316, 
 Mortals, Vanity of, (4067.). 
 Mother Bunch's Fairy Tales, (4265.), p. 
 
 311- 
 Mother Goose's Tales, pp. 31 1, 316, 317. 
 Mother, Letters from a, p. 314. 
 Mother Shipton's Legacy, (4092.), p. 318. 
 Mother's Gift, The, p. 318. 
 Mountain Piper, The, (4183.), p. 309. 
 Mouse, Life and Perambulation of a, pp. 
 
 xvi, 313, 332, 334. 
 Muse, The Caledonian, (5424.). 
 Museum, Gulliver's, p. 310. 
 Museum for Young Gentlemen, pp. 307, 
 
 3"- 
 Museum of Natural History, New, 
 
 (4222.). 
 Musical Budget, p. xvii. 
 Mynshul's Prison, (4323.). 
 
 Natural Histories, Davison's, (4263.). 
 
 Natural History, Bigland's Letters on, p. 
 330. 
 
 Natural History, Goldsmith's, p. 335. 
 
 Natural History, Museum of, (4222.). 
 
 Natural History Society, Northumber- 
 land, (4369.). 
 
 Naturalist, Loudon's Entertaining, (5436.). 
 
 Naturali-^t's Cabinet, The, p. 329. 
 
 Nature, Studies of, p. 324. 
 
 Naval Chronologist, (4176.). 
 
 Negro Sale at Demerara, (4334.). 
 
 Nelson's Garland, (4293.). 
 
 New Children's Friend, p. 312. 
 
 New English Tutor, (4029.), (4047.), 
 (4221.), (442''..), (501 7-)- 
 
 New Lottery Book, (4026.). 
 
 New Museum of Natural History, 
 (4222.). 
 
 New Preceptor, Kay's, (4124.). 
 
 New Robinson Crusoe, (4057.), p. 309. 
 
 New Royal Primer, p. 318. 
 
 New Songs, Collection of, (4283.), 
 (4470.), (5044.). 
 
 New Songs, Garland of, (4234.), (4282.), 
 (4296.), (4298.), (4469.), (5043.).
 
 Index to Books and PcanphleLs 
 
 347 
 
 New Son2;ster, The, (4448.), (5028.). 
 New Testament, The, (4Z37.). 
 New Testament Adaptal, p. 307. 
 New Whole Duty of Man, (4071.). 
 New Year's Gift, (4034.), (443^-). 
 
 (foio.), p. 318. 
 Newbery's Familar Letter Writer, p. 312. 
 Newcastle, Account of, (4052.). 
 Newcastle Chronicle Newspaper, (4163.). 
 Newcastle, Great Newes from, p. 240. 
 Newcastle, Inscriptions in St. Andrew's, 
 
 P- 333- 
 Newcastle, Inscriptions in St. Nichoks, 
 
 P-334- 
 Newcastle Journal Newspaper, (5371.). 
 Newcastle Ma2;azine, (4048.). 
 Newcastle in the Olden Time, (4411.). 
 Newcastle, Picture of, (4458.), (5035.). 
 Newcastle Remembrancer, Clark's, (542 1 ). 
 Newcastle Reprints, (4259.), (4260.). 
 Newcastle Society for Abolition of Slavery, 
 
 Declaration of, (5426). 
 Newcastle Society tor Abolition of Slavery, 
 
 First Report of, (5429.). 
 Newcastle Songs, Collection of Original, 
 
 ^(4317-). (43 20-)- 
 Newcastle Songs, Collection of Popular, 
 
 (4.316.)- 
 Newcastle Songs, Garland of, (4297.). 
 Newcastle Songster, (4141.), (4307.). 
 Newes from Newcastle, Great, p. 240. 
 Newspaper Extracts, p. 240. 
 Newtonian System of Philosophy, pp. 307, 
 
 312- 
 Nicholas, St., Newcastle, Inscriptions in, 
 
 P- 334- 
 Nixon's Cheshire Prophecy, (4085.). 
 Northern Bards, Rhymes of, (4253.), 
 
 (4464), (5038.). 
 Northumberland, Agriculture of, (4073.), 
 
 (4089.). 
 Northumberland Heroes, Garland of, 
 
 (4465-)> (5039-)- 
 Northumberland Legends, Service's, 
 
 (43 7 :^.)- 
 Northumberland, Natural Historv Societv, 
 
 (4369.). 
 
 Northumberland, Treasure Trove in, 
 (4401.). 
 
 Northumbrian Minstrel, The, (4232.). 
 
 Northumbrian Society, Thompson's Ad- 
 dress to, (4328.), (4329.). 
 
 Norton's Story Book, Mrs., p. 313. 
 
 Nurse, Tansillo's, pp. xvii, 326. 
 
 Nursery Songs, p. 75. 
 
 Nuts, Bag of, pp. 309, 325. 
 
 Obituary Resolutions, (4382.). 
 Occurrences, School, p. 3t4. 
 Oeconomist, The, (4445,), (5026.). 
 Offering, The Easter, p. 318. 
 Oliver's Collection of Songs, (4201.). 
 Oracles, The, (5391.), p. 309. 
 Origin of Christianity, p. 314. 
 Orphan, The, pp. 313, 332. 
 Orphan, The Village, p. 322. 
 Ostenvald's Bible, (4455.). 
 Oviston's Library Catalogue, (4324.). 
 Owcnson's Irish Harp, p. xvii. 
 Oxford Sausage, (4035.). 
 
 Painter's Budget, p. xvii. 
 
 Painter's Picture Book, (5445.). 
 
 Pamela, History of, pp. 311, 316, 321. 
 
 Parent's Best Gift, (4241.), p. 319. 
 
 Parnell, Goldsmith and, (4082.), (4160.). 
 
 Parnell's Poems, p. 25. 
 
 Parsing Lessons, Lovechild's, p. 311. 
 
 Paternal Present, The, pp. xv, 312. 
 
 Pathetic Pieces, (4127.), (4128.). 
 
 Paths of Virtue, p. 312. 
 
 Patriarchs, Testament of Twelve, p. 321. 
 
 Patty Primrose, (5445.). 
 
 Pauls Cathedral, Account of St., p. 
 
 310. 
 Pearson's Book Catalogues, (5368.). 
 Pearson's Sale Catalogue, (5443.), (5444.). 
 Peas, Ducks and, (4195.). 
 Peden, Life of, p. xvii. 
 Peg-Top, Memoirs of a, p. xvi, (4150.), 
 
 PP- 313. 317. 331- 
 Penny, Adventures of a Silver, pp. 3 to, 
 
 325- 
 Penny Histories, New, (4339.). 
 Pensioner, Greenwich, (4362.). 
 Persian Grammar, Hadley's, p. 320. 
 Persian Lyrics, Hindley's, p. 326. 
 Personages, Memoirs of Little, p. 318. 
 Peter Painter's Picture Book, (5445.). 
 Peter Wilkins, Adventures of, p. 310. 
 Philip Quarll, (5388.), (5445-). PP- SH. 
 
 318. 
 Philosophy, Moral, (f376.), (5377.). 
 Philosophy, Newtonian System of, pp. 
 
 307, 312- 
 Picture Alphabet, (4262.), p. 319. 
 Picture Book, The, (4081.), (41 01.), 
 
 (4447-). (5027-). (5445-)- 
 Picture Book, Alnwick, (541 1.). 
 Picture Exhibition, p. 317. 
 Picture Gift, The, p. 319. 
 Picture of Newcastle, (445S.). 
 Picture Room, The, (4158.).
 
 348 
 
 The Bewick Collector 
 
 Pictures, Pretty Book of, (4037.), p. 8, 
 
 (5442.), (5445-) ■ 
 Pilgrim, Bunyan's, pp. 310, 311, 330. 
 Pilgrim, Zion's, pp. xvii, 327. 
 Pilkington's Historical Beauties, pp. xv, 
 
 312- 
 Pin, History of a, 311. 
 Pincushion, Adventures of a, pp. xvi, 313. 
 Piper, The Mountain, (4183.), p. 309. 
 Pippin, History of Little King, p. 309. 
 Pity's Gift, pp. XV, 312. 
 Pizarro, p. 326. 
 Placid, Jemima, pp. xvi, 313. 
 Play Book, Tom Thumb's, (4479-). 
 
 (5046.), pp. 75, 318. 
 Playlove, History of Tommy, p. 310. 
 Plaything, The Golden, p. 318. 
 Pleasant's Story Book, Mrs., (4154.), p. 
 
 317- 
 Pleasing Fabulist, The, p. 317. 
 Pleasing Instructor, (4103.), (4450.), 
 
 (5030.). 
 Pleasing Moralist, (4145.), p. 3x7. 
 Plumb, The Sugar, p. 8," (4088.), (4155.). 
 
 p. 310. 
 Pocket Bible, The, p. 310. 
 Pocket Book, Important, p. 308. 
 Pocket Book, A Little Pretty, p. 307. 
 Pocket Library, Riley's, p. xvii. 
 Poems and Ballads, (5392.). 
 Poems, Elegant, (4254.). 
 Poems, Miscellaneous, (5381.). 
 Poems, Prett)', pp. 307, 317. 
 Poems on Various Subjects, p. 314. 
 Poetical Blossoms, Cooper's, p. 312. 
 Poetical Tabulator, The, (4228.), (5445.), 
 
 P- 319- 
 Poetical Flower Basket, p. 310. 
 Poetry, Ancient Popular, (4064.). 
 Poetry, Flowers of British, (5037.), 
 
 (5403 •)• 
 Polite Academy, p. 311. 
 Pope's Essay on Man, pp. 25, 328. 
 Portraits, Youthful, p. 312. 
 Prayer, Exposition of Common, p. 308. 
 Prayers before and after Mass, (4173.). 
 Prayers, Children's Manual of, p. 317. 
 Preceptor, Kay's New, (4124.). 
 Present, The Birthday, p. 315. 
 Present, The Golden, pp. 75, 318. 
 Present, The Holiday, (4148.), pp. 315, 
 
 317- 
 Present, I.ovechild's Golden, p. 308. 
 Present, The Paternal, pp. xv, 312. 
 Prettiest Book for Children, }). 8, (4136.), 
 
 P- 3J7- 
 
 Pretty Battledore, (4352.). 
 
 Pretty Book of Pictures, (4037.), p. 8, 
 
 (5442-) . (5445 •)■ 
 Pretty Poems, pp. 307, 317. 
 Prettyface, Primrose, (4156.), pp. 313, 
 
 31V. 
 Primer, The British, (4189.). 
 Primer, New Roval, p. 318. 
 Primer, The Royal, p. 309. 
 Primrose Bank, The, p. 318. 
 Primrose, Patty, (5445.). 
 Primrose Prettyface, (41 56.), pp. 313,317. 
 Prince Lee Boo, History of, pp. 312, 324. 
 Princess Charlotte, Interment of, (4308.). 
 Princess of Wales, Anecdote of, (4191.). 
 Printing, Hodgson on Stereotype, (4259.). 
 Printing, Santander's Origin of, (4259.). 
 Printing Types, Clark's, (4326.). 
 Printing, Willett's Origin of, (42';9.), 
 
 (4260.). 
 Prison, Mynshul's, (4323.). 
 Protest for Fenwick, (4405.). 
 Pulman's Rustic Sketches, (4404.). 
 Puzzlewell's Riddles, p. 311. 
 Puzzling Cap, The, p. 309. 
 
 Quadrupeds, History of, (44i3.)-(44i8.). 
 Quadrupeds, Natural History of, (4209.), 
 
 P- 334- 
 Quakers' Burial Ground, (4367.). 
 
 Quad), Philip, (5388.), (5445-)' PP- 3 14. 
 
 318. 
 Queen Mab, p. 317. 
 
 Radclyffe, Genealogy of, (4396.). 
 Rake's Garland, London, (4289.). 
 Rambles, Juvenile, p. 309. 
 Ramsay's Gende Shepherd, (4161.), 
 
 (4218.), (4368.), p. 240. 
 Ramsay's Poems, (4275.). 
 Rational Dame, The, p. 315. 
 Rational Sports, p. 315. 
 Reader, The Young, (4177.). 
 Reading Easy, Hastie's, (4428.), (5019.). 
 Reading Easy, Lovechild's, (4142.), p. 
 
 316. 
 Reading Exercises, Blair's, (4230.). 
 Reading Lessons, Lovechild's, p. 311. 
 Reading Made Easy, New, {4402 ). 
 Reading Made Easy, Real, (4043.). 
 Real Reading Made Easy, (4043.). 
 Reay's Sportsman's Friend, (4453.), 
 
 (5033-)- 
 Rebellion, History of Irish, p. 330. 
 Records, Latimer's Local, (5440.). 
 Records, Sykes's Local, (5428.).
 
 Index to Books cuid Pamphlets. 
 
 349 
 
 Recreations, Buchan's, (4a 7 6.). 
 Recreations, Youthful, (4107.), p. 309. 
 Red-Breast, Little Robin, p. 310. 
 Red Riding Hood, (5445.). 
 Reedwater Minstrel, Lay of, (4^17.). 
 Religion, First Principles of, p. 313. 
 Remembrancer, Clark'sNewcastle, (54Z I .). 
 Repository, Caledonian Musical, (5413.). 
 Repository of Select Literature, (4;04.). 
 Reprints, Newcastle, (4Z59.), (4;6o.). 
 Resolutions, Obituary, (438;.). 
 Rhymes, Figures in, (4466.), (5040.). 
 Rhymes of Northern Bards, (4253.), 
 
 (4464.), ^(5038.). 
 Richardson's Newcastle in the Olden 
 
 Time, (441 1.). 
 Richard Whittington, Sir, (4146.), pp. 
 
 Ill, 319. 
 Riddle Book, p. 319. 
 Riddles, Puzzlewell's, p. 311. 
 Ripon, History of, (4185.). 
 Rival Cousins, The, (4339.)- 
 Road, Stanzas on New, (4481 ), (5048.). 
 Robin, Cock, (4271-). (5445-), PP- 75- 
 
 319- 
 Robin Goodfellow, p. 309. 
 Robin Hood, (4231.), (437i-)' p. 319. 
 Robin Hood's Garland, (5445.), p. 316. 
 Robin Red-Breast, Little, p. 310., 
 Robinson Crusoe, (4040.), (4140.), 
 
 (4171.). (5445-)> PP- 317, 319. 333- 
 Robinson Crusoe, Supplement to, (4043.). 
 Robinson Crusoe, The New, (4057.), 
 
 (5431-). P- 309- 
 Rochefoucault's Maxims, p. 317. 
 Rome, Cooper's History of 312. 
 Room, The Picture, (41 58.)- 
 Rotchfords, The, p. 315. 
 Rowe's Fables, p. xvii. 
 Royal Alphabet, p. 308. 
 Royal Battledore, (4355.)- 
 Royal Fabulist, The, p. 75. 
 Royal Guide, The, p. 310. 
 Royal Primer, The, p. 309. 
 Royal Primer, New, p. 318. 
 Rural Felicity, (4213.), p. 308. 
 Rural Tales, p. xiv. 
 Rush, History of Friar, (4220.). 
 Rustic Sketches, Pul man's, (4404.). 
 
 Sailor's Garland, Jovial, (4284.). 
 Saint Pierre, Beauties of, p. 324. 
 Saint's Woodcuts, (4028.). 
 Sale at Demerara, Negro, (4334). 
 Sandford and Merton, p. 317. 
 Santander's Origin of Printing, (4259.). 
 
 Sausage, Oxford, (4035.). 
 
 Saviour, Life of Our, p. 307. 
 
 Saviour's Letter, Our, (4280.). 
 
 Scarronides, (5395), (5406.). 
 
 Scenes of Youth, HoUoway's, p. xiv. 
 
 Schedules, Durham County, (4332.). 
 
 School Companion, (4051.). 
 
 School Dialogues, p. 315. 
 
 School Occurrences, p. 314. 
 
 School, The Village, p. 313. 
 
 Scotish Ballads and Songs, (5380.). 
 
 Scotish Gallery, The, p. 324. 
 
 Scott and Ellis, Letters between, (4395-)- 
 
 Scottish Minstrel, (4118.), (4119), 
 
 (4200.). 
 Scrap Book, The Juvenile, (4359.). 
 Scraps, Choice, p. 311. 
 Scraps for the Curious, (4319.). 
 Scripture Illustrated, p. xiv. 
 Seasons, Thomson's, (4094.), p. 316. 
 Sedley, William, p. 314. 
 Select Fables, (4032.), (5445.). 
 Select Literature, Repository of, (4204). 
 Selection of Stories, (4266.). 
 Selima and Azor, (4273.). 
 Selima, Constantio and, p. 312. 
 Sentimental Pieces, (4127.), (4128.). 
 Serious Address, p. 319. 
 Sermons to Children, p. 313. 
 Service's Northumberland Legends, 
 
 (4372.)- 
 Sharp's Book Sale Catalogue, (4394.). 
 Sharp's Durham Representatives, (4361.), 
 
 (4370.), (4482.). 
 Sharp's Hartlepool, (4303.), (4399-). 
 Shepherd, Ramsay's Gentle, (41 61.), 
 
 (4218.), (4368.), p. 240. 
 Shipton's Legacy, Mother, (4092.), p. 
 
 318- 
 Shipwreck, Falconer's, (5423.). 
 Shop, The Toy, p. 310. 
 Short Conversations, p. 314. 
 Short Histories, p. 307. 
 Silver Penny, Adventures of a, pp. 31c 
 
 325- 
 Silver Three-Pence, Adventures of a, pp. 
 
 310, 326, 332. 
 Sinbad the Sailor, p. 309. 
 Sister's Gift, The, (4242.), pp. 308, 
 
 319- 
 
 Sketches, Moral, p. 311. 
 
 Skilful, History of King, (4180.), p. 318. 
 
 Slavery, Colonial, (5434.). 
 
 Slavery, Durham Declaration on, (5435). 
 
 Slaverj', Newcastle Society for the Aboli- 
 tion of. Declaration on, (542^).).
 
 350 
 
 The Be/rick Collector. 
 
 Slavery, Newcastle Society for the Aboli- 
 tion of, First Report of, (5429.). 
 
 Sleeping Beauty, (4157.), p. 317. 
 
 Smiledalc, Family at, (4105.), p. 309. 
 
 Smith on Water Meadows, (4184.). 
 
 Smith's Naturalist's Cabinet, p. 329. 
 
 Sober Life, Cornaro on a, p. 323. 
 
 Soldiers, Memoirs of Two Veteran, 
 (4190.). 
 
 Solitude, Zimmerman on, pp. xiv, 323, 
 
 324, 3^5- 
 Son, The Farmer's, p. 326. 
 Song Book, Juvenile, (4262.). 
 Songs, Ancient, (4062.). 
 Songs, etc., Ancient Ballads, (5379). 
 Songs, Ballads and, Scotish, (5380.). 
 Songs, Collection of Classical, (4315.). 
 Songs, Collection of New, (4283.), 
 
 (4470.), (5044-) • 
 Songs, Collection of Original Newcastle, 
 
 (4317.), (43 io-)- 
 Songs, Collection of Popular, (5393.). 
 Songs, Collection of Popular Newcastle, 
 
 (4316.)- 
 Songs, Divine, (41 12.), (4274.), (5416.), 
 
 (5445 •)• 
 Songs, New Garland of Excellent, (5418.). 
 Songs, Excellent New, (4299.). 
 Songs, Garland of New, (4234.), (4282.), 
 
 (4296.), (4298.), (4469.), (5043.). 
 Songs, Garland of Newcastle, (4297.). 
 Songs, Hymns and Moral, p. 8, (4042.), 
 
 (5445-). P- 316. 
 Songs, Nursery, p. 75. 
 Songs, Oliver's Collection of, (4201.). 
 Songster, The Fashionable, (4135.). 
 Songster, The New, (4448.), (5028.). 
 Songster,TheNewcastle, (4i4i.),(4307.). 
 Sophia, Emilius and, p. 327. 
 Sorrows of Yamba, (4333.)- 
 Sotheran's York Guide, (4100.). 
 Sparrow, Memoirs of a, p. 312. 
 Spectacle de la Nature, p. 314. 
 Spectator, The Fairy, p. 314. 
 Spelling Book, Bolton's Imperial, p. 314. 
 Spelling Book, Dyche's, p. 333. 
 Spelling Book, Fenning's, (4074.). 
 Spelling Book, Fox's, (4049.), (4277.), 
 
 (443 5) • 
 Spelling Book, Hewlett's, (4300.). 
 Spelling Book, Markham's, (4373.). 
 Spelling Book, Masson's, p. 324. 
 Spelling Book, Mavor's, p. 329. 
 Spelling Book,Warden's, (42 ^j;.), (44^'!^.'), 
 
 (5036.)- 
 Spelling Dictionary, p. 307. 
 
 Spelling Dictionary, New, p. 307. 
 
 Spiritual Lessons, p. 310. 
 
 Splinters, (4365.). 
 
 Sporting Anecdotes. (4196.). 
 
 Sporting IVIagazine, (4439.), (4440.), 
 
 (4441.), (5023.). 
 Sports, Rational, p. 315. 
 Sportsman's Friend, (4453.), (5033.). 
 Spring Day, Fisher's, (4187.), (4203.). 
 Spy, The Holiday, p. 308. 
 Stagg's Poems, p. 330. 
 Stanzas on New Road, (4481.), (5048.). 
 Steel's Naval Chroriologist, (4176.). 
 Sterne's Sermons, p. 322. 
 Stevens' Songs, (5383.) 
 Stirling's Poems, (4342.). 
 Stock, Treatise on Live, (4223.). 
 Stone, The Foundation, (4398.). 
 Stories, Little, for Little Folks, p. 315. 
 Stories, Selection of, (4266.). 
 Stories, Winlove's Entertaining, p. 325. 
 Story Book, Mrs. Norton's, p. 313. 
 Story Book, Mrs. Pleasant's, (4154.), p. 
 
 317- 
 Story Teller, Youth's, (4036.), p. 8, 
 
 (5445-) • 
 St. Paul's Cathedral, Account of, p, 3 10. 
 Stranger, The, p. 326. 
 Streanshall Abbey, (4120.). 
 Stroke, The Fatal, (4339.). 
 Studies of Nature, p. 324. 
 Subjects, Poems on Various, p. 314. 
 Sugar Plumb, p. 8, (4088), (4155-), pp. 
 
 3io> 317- 
 Sunday Evenings, Lectures for, p. 314. 
 Sunday Miscellany, The, p. 311. 
 Sunderland, Garbutt's, (4313.). 
 Supplement to Robinson Crusoe, (4043.). 
 Surveyor, Furnass's Practical, (4212.), 
 
 (5407.). 
 Sweden, Consett's Tour through, (4278.). 
 Sykes's Local Records, (5428.). 
 Sykes's Tracts, (4367.). 
 Syllable, Dialogues in One, (5420.). 
 System of Philosophy, Newtonian, pp. 
 
 307. 3I-- 
 
 Table, Honours of the, (5373.)' 
 
 Tagg's Poems, Tommy, (41 13.), (5445). 
 
 I'- 317- 
 Tales of Birds, (5445.). 
 Talcs, Christmas, p. 9, (4267.), (5445.), 
 
 PP- 313. 31^'- 
 Tales, Crowther's Moral, p. 328. 
 Tales, Little, for Little People, p. 309. 
 Tales, Moral, pp. 25,
 
 Index to Buuks and Pamphlets. 
 
 35"^ 
 
 Tales, Moral and Instructive, p. 314. 
 Tales, Mother Goose's, pp. 311, 316, 
 
 3'7. 
 Tales of Quadrupeds, (5445.), p. 316. 
 Tales, Rural, p. xiv. 
 
 Tales, Three Instructive, (4168.), p. 309. 
 Tales for Youth, (4072.), (444; ), 
 
 (5024.), p. 313- 
 Tansillo's Nurse, pp. xvii, ii6. 
 Tatler, The Juvenile, p. 314. 
 Tatlers, The Village, (4170.), p. 309. 
 Teacher, Little, (4310.). 
 Teachwell's Fables, Mrs., p. 315. 
 Tea-Table Miscellany, The Caledonian, 
 
 (4^07.). 
 Telemachus, Adventures of, pp. 308, 320. 
 Telescope, Time's, (5432.). 
 Teller, The Fortune, p. 509. 
 Tell-truth's Beasts, p. 310. 
 Tell-truth's Birds, p. 310. 
 Testament, The New, (4237.). 
 Testament Adapted, New, p. 307. 
 Testament of Twelve Patriarchs, p. 321. 
 Thomas Curry, (5425.). 
 Thompson's Address, (4328.). 
 Thompson's Collection of Anecdotes, 
 
 (4309-) • 
 Thomson, Life of Joe, p. 311. 
 Thomson's Seasons, (4094.), p. 316. 
 Thornton's Herbal, (4264.). 
 Thornton's School Virgil, p. 333. 
 Three Beggars, The, (4340.). 
 Three Hundred Animals, (4240.). 
 Three Instructive Tales, (4168.), p. 309. 
 Three Meetings, The, (4339.). 
 Three-Pence, Adventures of a Silver, 
 
 pp. 310, 326, 332. 
 Thumb, Tom, p. 319. 
 Thumb's Bag of Nuts, p. 325. 
 Thumb's Exhibition, Tom, p. 309. 
 Thumb's Play Book, Tom, p. 75, (4479.), 
 
 (5046.), p. 318. 
 Ticklepitcher, Little Timothy, p. 314- 
 Time's Telescope, (5432.). 
 Timothy Ticklepitcher, Little, p. 314. 
 Titmouse, History of Tommy, p. 309. 
 Todd's Ballads of Archery, p. 334. 
 Token, Mamma's, p. 331. 
 Tom Bragwell, p. xvii. 
 Tom Jones, History of, p. 311. 
 Tom Thumb, p. 319. 
 Tom Thumb's Exhibition, p. 309. 
 Tom Thumb's Play Book, p. 75, (4'^79.), 
 
 (5046.), p. 318. 
 Tom Thumb's Toy, p. 319. 
 Tommy Careless, (4215.), p. 308. 
 
 Tommy Lovebook, Visits of, (4214.), p. 
 
 309- 
 Tommy Playlove, History of, p. 310. 
 Tommy Tagg's Poems, (41 13.), (5445.), 
 
 P-3I7- 
 Tommy Titmouse, History of, p. 309. 
 Tommy Trip, (4412.), (4489.)-(4493.), 
 
 (544-)> (5445-)- 
 Tommy Trip, Pictures from, (40; 7.), p. 8, 
 
 (5382.)- 
 Tommy Trip's History of Beasts, p. 317. 
 Tommy Trip's Historj' of Birds, (4139.), 
 
 P- 317- 
 Tommy Two-Shoes, (4248.), p. 319. 
 Tour, Cole's Bibliographical, (4335-). 
 Tourist, Evans's Juvenile, p. xvii. 
 Tower of London, Description of, p. 3 1 o. 
 Town Eclogue, A, p. 329. 
 Toy Book Cuts, (4038.). 
 Toy, Golden, (5445.). 
 Toy Shop, The, p. 310. 
 Toy, Tom Thumb's, p. 319. 
 Toy, York, (4081.), (5445.). 
 Traveller, The Entertaining, p. 309. 
 Traveller, Goldsmith's, p. 329. 
 Travels, Keeper's, p. 312. 
 Treasure Trove in Northumberland, 
 
 (4401.). 
 Trials, Juvenile, pp. 307, 321. 
 Trimmer, Footstep to Mrs., p. 315. 
 Trimmer's Ladder to Learning, p. 333. 
 Trio, Antiquarian, (4364.). 
 Trip, Tommy, (4412.), (4489.)-(4493.), 
 
 (544i-), (.-^445 ■)• 
 Trip's History of Beasts, p. 317. 
 Trip's History of Birds, (4139.), p. 317. 
 Trip, Pictures from Tommy, (40^7.), p. 
 
 8, (5382.). (5445-)- 
 Triumph of Goodnature, p. xv, (4106.), 
 
 p. 310. 
 True Lover's Garland, (4285.). 
 Trusler's List of Books, (40^6.). 
 Truth, Lessons of, (5445.), p. 316. 
 Turner's Arts and Sciences, p. 323. 
 Turpin, Life of, p. xvii. 
 Tutor, The, p. 3 1 2. 
 Tutor, The Infant, p. 307. 
 Tutor, Little Child's, (4350.). 
 Tutor, New English, (4029.), (4047-). 
 
 (4221.), (44-6-), (50I7-)- 
 Twelfth Day Gift, p. 308. 
 Two Shoes,' Goody, (4146.), (5445.), pp. 
 
 Ill, 307, 318, 319, 321. 
 Two-Shoes, Tommy, (4248.), p. 319. 
 Two Veteran Soldiers, (4190.). 
 Tyne Rivers, Dialogue between, (4397.).
 
 3S^- 
 
 The Bewick Collector 
 
 Tyne Side Minstrel, (4341.), (4480.), 
 
 (5047-)- 
 Tyranny and Disobedience, p. 316. 
 
 Union Association Articles, (4046.). 
 Universal Battledore, (4350.). 
 Upgetting, Howdy and, p. 240. 
 
 Valentine Gift, p. 318. 
 
 Vanity of Mortals, (4067.). 
 
 Verse, Visions in, p. 324. 
 
 Veteran Soldiers, Memoirs of Two, 
 
 (4190.). 
 Vice in its Proper Shape, p. 310. 
 Vice, Virtue and, pp. 309, 328. 
 Village Matron, The, p. 311. 
 Village Orphan, p. 322. 
 Village School, The, p. 313. 
 Village Tatlers, The (4170.), p. 309. 
 Virgil, Thornton's School, p. 333. 
 Virtue and Vice, pp. 309, 328. 
 Virtue, The Paths of, p. 312. 
 Visible World, p. 316. 
 Visions in Verse, p. 324. 
 Visits of Tommy Lovebook, (4214.), p. 
 
 309- 
 Vocal Miscellany, (4449.), (5029.). 
 
 Waes o' War, (5396.). 
 
 Waggon Load of Amusement, (4272.). 
 
 Wales, Anecdote of Princess of, (4191.). 
 
 Walton's Angler, (5439.). 
 
 Wanderers, The Little, p. 309. 
 
 War, Waes o', (5396.). 
 
 Warden's Spelling Book, (4235.), (4463.), 
 
 (5036.). 
 Warkworth, Hermit of, (4325.), (4345-), 
 Warkworth, Hermitage of, (4367.). 
 
 (4347.), (4374-). (4381-), (4456), 
 
 (445 7-) • 
 Warner's Cornwall, p. 330. 
 Warrior, Zion's, p. 328. 
 Water Meadows, Smith on, (4184.). 
 Watts's Divine Songs, (41 12.), (4274.), 
 
 (4281.), (5416.), (5445.). 
 Wawn, Obituary of, (4377), (4379.). 
 Wedding, The Collier's, (4476.)." 
 Week at Harrogate, ]). xvii. 
 Weightman's New Battledore, (4356.). 
 Westminster Abbey, Description of, p. 
 
 310. 
 Whitby, Young's Picture of, p. 335. 
 White Cat, History of, p. 310. 
 Whittington and his Cat, (4246.), pp. 
 
 Ill, 319- 
 Whole Duty of Woman, p. 316. 
 
 Wild Flowers, Bloomfield's, p. xiv. 
 Wilkins, Adventures of Peter, p. 310. 
 Wilkinson on the Horse, (4311.). 
 Willett's Origin of Printing, (4259.), 
 
 (4260.). . 
 William Sedley, p. 314. 
 Wiltshire, Britton's, p. xiv. 
 Winlove's Lectures, p. 310. 
 Winlove's Stories, pp. 310, 325. 
 Winter Season, Fisher's, p. 331. 
 Winter's Amusement, p. 318. 
 Wisdom in Miniature, p. 317. 
 Wise, Be Merry and, (4041.), pp. 307, 
 
 317- 
 Wolkmar and his Dog, (4127.), (4192.). 
 Woman, Whole Duty of, p. 316. 
 Wood, Babes in the, (4249.), pp. 318, 
 
 319- 
 Wood Blocks, Davison's, p. 238. 
 Wood Engraving, Jackson's History of, 
 
 (4376.), (4484-). (S05I-)- 
 Wood, Sleeping Beauty in the, (4157.), 
 
 P- 317- 
 Woodcuts, Angus's, (4097.). 
 Woodcuts, Charnley's, (4406.), (4485.), 
 
 p. 240. 
 Woodcuts, Clark's, (4326.). 
 Woodcuts, Garret's, (5364.). 
 Woodcuts, Hodgson's, (4408.), (4488.). 
 Woodcuts, Mitchell's, (4322.), (5397.). 
 Woodcuts, Saint's, (4028.). 
 Woodcuts from Tommy Trip, (<;445.). 
 Woodcuts, Toy Book, (4038.). " 
 World, Geographical Description of, p. 
 
 313- 
 World, Habitable, Described, (4053.). 
 World, Visible, p. 316. 
 Wrangham's Antiquarian Trio, (4364.). 
 Wrangham's Librarj' Catalogue, (4363.). 
 Wren, The, p. 331. 
 Wren, Kendall's Crested, p. xiv, 311. 
 
 Yamba, Sorrows of, (4333-). 
 
 Year's Gift, New, (4034.), (4432.). 
 
 Yorick's Budget, (4225.). 
 
 York, Cries of, (4079.), (5445.), p. 335 
 
 (ttrice) . 
 York Guide, Sotheran's, (4100.). 
 York Herald, (5398.). 
 York Toy, (4081.), (5445.). 
 Yorkshire Battledore, (4351.). 
 Yorkshire Garland, (4348.). 
 Young Edwin, History of, p. 311. 
 Young Reader, The, (4177.), 
 Young's Picture of Whitby, p. 335. 
 Youth, Fables for, pp. 308, 318.
 
 Index to Books and Pampfdets 
 
 iSi 
 
 Voutli, Holloway's Scenes of, p. xiv. 
 
 N'outh, Lessons for, p. 31a. 
 
 Youth, Tales for, (4072.), (444;.). 
 
 (5024.), p. .;'5- 
 Youth's Historical Companion, (4301.). 
 Youth's Story Teller, (4C36.), p. 8. 
 
 (5445-) • 
 Youthful Jester, The, p. 310. 
 
 Youthful Portrait,-., i)p. x\, 312. 
 Youthful Recreations, (4107.), p. 309. 
 
 Zimmerman on Solitude, pp. xiv. 3 
 
 3-4, .^-5- 
 Zimmerman's Aphorisms, p. 325. 
 Zion's Pilgrim, p. xvii, 327. 
 •^ Zion's Warrior, p. 328. 
 
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