324 HUGHES's (John) Poems on

Occasions, with some essays in prose,
portrait and plates, 2 vols in one,
half calf, 3s 6d

12mo, 1735

325 HUNT's (Leigh) LONDON JOURNAL, 2 vols in one, folio, cloth, 10s 6d

1834-35

}

337

326 HUNTINGDONSHIRE.-Saunders's (W. H. B.) Legends and Traditions of Huntingdonshire, plates, 8vo, roxburghe, scarce, 4s 6d 1888 327 HUSBANDRY. - Davies's (David) The Case of Labourers in Husbandry stated and considered, in three parts, 4to, half calf, binding defective, with coloured bookplate of J. E. Wilmot, Berkswell Hall, scarce, 3s 6d Bath, 1795

This book is valuable since it gives many particulars of the condition, rate of wages, &c., of the agricultural labourers of the time, which it would be difficult to discover elsewhere.

328 IBSEN's (H.) A Doll's House; Ghosts, with an introduction by W. Archer, cr. 8vo, cloth (forms Vol. VII. of the collected works), 2s 6d

:

1906 329 INDIA.-Recueil des Voyages qui ont servi a l'etablissement et aux progres de la Compagnie des Indes Orientales, formée dans les Provinces Unies des Pais-bas, front. and maps, 12mo, calf, autograph signature of Richd. Owen, Cambridge, 4s 6d Amsterdam, 1702 330 INDIA.-Graham's (Maria) Journal of a Residence in India, coloured front. and plates, 4to, half calf, gilt back, 6s 6d Edinburgh, 1813 331 INDIA. Sketch of the Rise and Progress of the Irregular Horse of the Bengal Army, by an Old Cavalry Officer, front., 8vo, sewn, stained, 3s (1840) 332 INDIAN.-Foucaux's (Ph. Éd.) Parabole de l'Enfant Égaré format le chapitre IV. du Lotus de la Bonne Loi, two leaves of facsimiles, roy. 8vo, half morocco, 2s 6d Paris, 1854 333 IRELAND.-A Short View of the Methods made use of in Ireland for the Subversion and Destruction of the Protestant Religion and Interest in that Kingdom, &c., sm. 4to, unbound, pp. 30, 3s 1689

334 IRELAND.-Clarendon's (Edward, Earl of) History of the Rebellion and Civil Wars in Ireland, with the true state and condition of that kingdom before 1640, &c., portrait, 8vo, calf, fine copy, 3s 6d 1720 335 IRELAND.-The Patriot Miscellany, or a collection of essays relative to the political contests in Ireland, during the administration of the Duke of Dorset, 2 vols, 8vo, calf, a collection of very scarce pieces, £1 1s Dublin, 1756

Contains the true life of Betty Ireland-The Harlequins, a comedy, now acting at the great room in Drumcondra-lane-Answer to a late pamphlet, intituled, A Free and Candid Inquiry," &c.-Address from the Electors of the Town of Inniskillen to the Earl of Kildare-Hezekiah Oldbottom to the Adviser of the People of Ireland-Trial of Roger for the murder of Lady Betty Ireland, &c.

339

1834

1892

340 IRELAND.-Hole's (S. Reynolds) A Little Tour in Ireland, folding front. and illustrations by J. Leech, 8vo, cloth, binding a little soiled, 2s 6d IRVING. Allibone's (S. A.) Great Authors of all Ages: selections from the prose works of eminent writers from Pericles to the present day, roy. 8vo, half russia, binding worn, with the scarce bookplate of Sir Henry Irving, 7s 6d

342

343

344

Philadelphia, 1882 Allibone's (S. A.) Poetical Quotations from Chaucer to Tennyson, roy. 8vo, half russia, binding broken, with the scarce bookplate of Sir Henry Irving, 7s 6d

ib. 1884

Allibone's (S. A.) Prose Quotations from Socrates to Macaulay, roy. 8vo, half russia, binding broken, with the scarce bookISLE OF WIGHT.-Phoenicia in Freshplate of Sir Henry Irving, 7s 6d ib. 1884 water, by. R. Walker, illustrated, 20 pp., 8vo, wrappers, 1s 6d

1892 345 ISLE OF WIGHT.-Poetical Excursions in the Isle of Wight, large vignette view of Carisbrooke Castle on title, 4to, bds., scarce, 5s 1777 346 ISLE OF WIGHT.-Views, exhibiting the picturesque beauties and places of particular interest in the Isle of Wight, drawn and engraved by Geo. Brannon, with a topographical description and the general tours of the Island, 46 plates and map, oblong folio, half morocco, BEST EDITION, good copy, 8s 6d Isle of Wight, 1835 1829

347

348

Another edition, 6s JAMES's (Henry) The American Scene, FIRST EDITION, 8vo, cloth, as new, 4s 6d (pub. 12s 6d net) 1907 349 JEFFERIES's (R.) The Amateur Poacher, FIRST EDITION, cr. 8vo, cloth, 10s 6d 1879 JEFFERIES's (R.) Round about a Great Estate, FIRST EDITION, cr. 8vo, cloth, 8s 6d

350

1845

354 JEST BOOKS.-Colman's Jests: a choice
collection of puns, quibbles, &c., front.,
T. Dean, N.D.-Joe Miller's Jests, THE
SEVENTH EDITION, the front. cut into, Sabine
& Son, N.D.- -Ladies' and Gentleman's
Polite Jester for 1802, front. (1802)-Laugh
when you can,
or the monstrous droll
jester and chearful companion, front., 1800
-in one vol, sm. 8vo, half bound, scarce
collection, 12s 6d
355 JOHNSON (Dr. Samuel) The Beauties of,
with anecdotes of the Doctor, his will,
&c., portrait, cr. 8vo, half calf, 2s 1804
356 [JOHNSON's (Charles)] Chrysal, or the
adventures of a guinea, with curious and
interesting anecdotes of the most noted
persons whose hands it passed through in
America, England, &c., 2 vols, 12mo, calf,
scarce, 10s 6d
1785
357 JOHNSON's (Samuel, from Cheshire)
Hurlothrumbo, or the supernatural, 1729
-The Blazing Comet: the Mad Lovers, or
the beauties of the poets, a play, with the
front. containing portrait of the Author on
stilts, 1732-in one vol, 8vo, calf, from
Maidment's library, with his bookplate, and
cuttings inserted, 15s

358

Another copy of each of the above
plays, in one vol, 8vo, half morocco, 10s 6d
The first piece, upon its production at the Hay-
Market Theatre, created a great sensation. The
Author himself played the leading character,
"Lord Flame." He was evidently deranged. See
a long and amusing account of him in the Bio-
graphia Dramatica.

359 JOVIUS (P., Bishop of Nucerne) De-
scriptio Britanniæ, Scotia, Hyberniæ et
Orchadum, printer's device on title and at
end, sm. 4to, old calf, 8s 6d Venetiis, 1548
360 JUVENAL'S SIXTEEN SATYRS, or
a survey of the manners and actions of
mankind, with notes, &c., by Sir R.
Stapylton, sm. 8vo, calf, wants portrait
and front., 4s 6d
1647
361 JUVENILE.-Geography made familiar
and easy to Young Gentlemen and Ladies :
being the sixth volume of the Circle of the
Sciences, 16mo, half vellum, 3s

Newbery and Carnan, 1769

Contains an account of America.

362 JUVENILE.-A Museum for Young
Ladies and Gentlemen, or a private tutor
for little masters and misses: being a
second volume to the Pretty Book for
Children, many quaint woodcuts, sq. 16mo,
sheep, roughly repaired, 4s 6d

Hodges, Newbery and Collins, N.D.
Apparently the first edition of this popular little book.
363 JUVENILE.-Printeboekje voor Kinderen,
15 plates, 24mo, wrappers, very curious,
3s 6d Amsterdam, H. M. Houtgrauf, N.D.
364 KING's (Henry, L. Bp. of Chichester)
Sermon preached at the Funeral of Bryan,
Lord Bp. of Winchester, sm. 4to, half
morocco, 3s 6d

1662

366

illustrated in nineteen etchings by Charles
O. Murray, LARGE PAPER, No. 14 of fifty
copies only, signed by the Artist, 10s 6d 1880
Opinions may differ as to Mr. Murray's success in
entering into the spirit of Keats's poem, but it
cannot be denied that he has produced a very
beautiful book.

KENT.-A Walk under the Shakspeare,
and other poems, by the author of "The
Trialist "-Dover Devoirs, a companion to
the "Walk under the Shakespeare "-2 in
one vol, 32mno, cloth, scarce, 2s 6d

Dover, for the Author, 1836
367 LAMB AND COLERIDGE.-Poems, by
S. T. Coleridge, SECOND EDITION; to which
are now added Poems by Charles Lamb
and Charles Lloyd, 12mo, old calf, name
written on title, scarce, £1 10s
LAMENTACION (The) of a Christian
against London, 1548, transcript made for
J. P. Collier, on 76 leaves, 4to, half
morocco, 4s 6d

368

369

1797

LAMMENS's (H., S.I.) Fatima et les
filles de Mahomet, notes critiques pour
l'etude de la Sīra, roy. 8vo, wrappers,
UNCUT, 3s
Romæ, 1912
370 LAW.-Mannour Courte Baron, Coppy-
holder et Coppyholdes, Leete et Courte
Leete, et matters appterute al chescun de
eux. Come relief harriot et tiele sembles,
MANUSCRIPT OF THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY,

371

372

373

247 folios, 4to, unbound, from Violet
Fane's library, £2 10s
CENT. XVI.
LAWRENCE's (R. M., M.D.) Primitive
Psycho-Therapy and Quackery, 8vo, cloth,
as new, 4s
1910
Medical Amulets, Talismans, The Temples of Escu-
lapius, Animal Magnetism, Quacks and Quackery,
some noted Irregular Practitioners, &c.

LAYER (Chris.) The Whole Proceedings
upon the Arraignment, Tryal, Conviction,
and Attainder of, for High Treason, folio,
LAYER, &c.-Report from the Committee
half calf, 2s 6d

1722

of the House of Commons to examine
Chris. Layer and others, relating to the
conspiracy mentioned in His Majesty's
Speech, folio, half calf, 2s 6d

1722

374 LEE's (Vernon) Limbo, and other essays,
front., FIRST EDITION, 12mo, buckram,
3s 6d
1897
375 LEECH.-Punch's Pocket-book for 1858,
folding coloured front., "The Serpentine as
it might be," vignette and cuts by J. Leech and
J. Tenniel, 18mo, roan, with flap, 2s 6d 1858
The same for 1861, folding coloured
front., "Volunteer Movement," vignette and
cuts by J. Leech and J. Tenniel, 18mo, roan,
with flap, flap torn, 2s 6d
1861

376

377

378

The same for 1865, folding coloured
front., vignette and cuts by J. Leech and C.
Keene, 18mo, roan, 2s 6d

1865

LEECH.-Rambaud's (Y.) Little Walks in
London, illustrated by John Leech, sm. 4to,
bds., 2s
1875
379 LEVER's (C.) Barrington, illustrations by
Phiz, FIRST EDITION, 8vo, cloth, 8s 6d 1863

380 LE GALLIENNE's (Richard) If I were God: a conversation, FIRST EDITION, narrow cr. 8vo, sewn, front wrapper missing, 2s 6d

-

392 LONDON. Clinch's (G.) Mayfair and Belgravia being an historical account of the parish of St. George, Hanover Square, numerous illustrations, 4to, half morocco, LARGE PAPER COPY, bookplate of Sir Squire Bancroft, 6s 1892 LONDON.-White's (J. G.) History of the Three Royal Exchanges, the Gresham Lectures and Gresham Almshouses, cr. 8vo, bds., 2s

A

"If my poesy should meet any eye (but my own) E're the sharp pen of satire its judgment hath past,

Think that they were my young heart's first
effusions,

And think that most likely they will be its last.
MARK LEMON."

383 LEWIN (Thomas, M.A., of Trin. Coll., Oxford) Newspaper Cuttings, containing reviews of his works, and numerous autograph letters addressed to him, mounted in a vol, folio, half morocco, 6s 6d 1850-60 Thomas Lewin was the author of, A Practical Treatise on the Law of Trusts and Trustees, The Life and Epistles of St. Paul, Julius Cæsar's Invasion of Britain, A Sketch of Jerusalem.

384 LONDON'S RESURRECTION,

or the

1668

rebuilding of London, encouraged, directed and improved; together with some Account of the Author and Work, by S. Rolls, sm. 8vo, calf, 5s 385 LONDON.-The Pocket Remembrancer, or a concise history of the City of London, containing its antiquity, number of inhabitants, the river Thames and the trade thereof, the General and Penny Post Office, &c., 24mo, half vellum, UNCUT, small piece off corner of title, 5s

J. Roberts, N.D. (circa 1750) 386 LONDON.-A Sunday Ramble, or modern Sabbath-day journey in and about the cities of London and Westminster, describing the coffee houses, taverns, public gardens, parks, bagnios, &c., front. view in Bagnigge Wells, sm. 8vo, half morocco, UNCUT, nice copy, scarce, 10s 6d

Harrison, N.D. (circa 1780) 387 LONDON.-The Names and Address of the several Officers of the City of London : dates of their appointments and their duties, &c., sm. 8vo, half calf, 2s

1789

388 LONDON.--An Historical Description of the Tower of London and its Curiosities, cr. 8vo, sewn, interleaved copy, 1s 6d 1791 389 LONDON.-The Lord Mayor's Fool, or maxims of Kit Largosse, collected by G. Grindlaye, now first published from the original MS., coloured front. and illustrations, 12mo, bds., 2s 1840 390 LONDON.-Price's (J. E.) On a Bastion of London Wall, or excavations in Camomile Street, Bishopsgate, numerous illustrations, 4to, wrappers, 2s 6d 1880 391 LONDON, by Walter Besant, 125 illustrations, 8vo, cloth, 4s 6d 1894

396

397

398

1896

1804

394 LONGNON's (A.) Conjectures sur l'auteur du Journal Parisien, de 1409 a 1449, 8vo, wrappers, pp. 24, 2s. Paris, 1876 395 LORDS' (The) Protests in the late Session of Parliament on the Enquiry into the Management of the Present South-Sea Directors, &c. ; to which is added Britannia Excisa, in two parts, folio, half morocco, pp. 15, some bottom lines shaved, with the Hailstone bookplate, 2s 6d 1733 LOUIS XIV. ET SES AMOURS, gallerie historique, vignette on title, 4to, bds., pp. LOUIS XVI.-Moleville's (A. F. B. de) 32, wants portrait, 2s Paris, 1824 Refutation of the Libel on the Memory of the late King of France, published by Helen M. Williams, translated from the original MS. by R. C. Dallas, 8vo, wrappers, pp. 102, UNCUT, 2s 6d LOVE (The Sorrows of): a poem, with other occasional poems, by David Malcolm, sm. 8vo, calf, presentation copy, with Author's autograph inscription and two bookplates, 2s Edinb., 1814 LOVELL'S (Robert) Panzoologicomineralogia, or a compleat history of animals and minerals, 1661-Pammineralogicon, or an universal history of minerals, some leaves stained-in one vol, thk. 8vo, old half calf, with bookplate of Sir William Grace, 7s 6d 1661 400 LUCAN'S PHARSALIA, or the Civil Wars of Rome, the whole ten books, Englished by Thomas May, portrait engraved by Cross, slightly cut in fore-edge, 1650— May's (T.) Continuation of Lucan's Historicall Poem till the Death of Julius Caesar, engraved title, 1650-in one vol, 16mo, original calf, 10s 6d

399

401

LUCAS (Sir Charles) and LISLE (Sir George) THE LOYALL SACRIFICE, presented in the lives and deaths of those two eminent-heroick patternes, for valour, discipline and fidelity, the generally beloved and bemoaned Sir Charles Lucas and Sir George Lisle, being both shot to death at Colchester, five houres after the surrender, ORIGINAL IMPRESSION OF THE RARE FRONT.,

16mo, original calf, little loose in covers, very scarce, £1 5s 1648 402 LYDYAT's (Thos.) Defensio tractatus de variis annorum formis praesertim antiquissimâ et optima contra Jos. Scaligeri obtrectationem, 12mo, vellum, 3s

Felix Kyngston, 1607 An account of Lydyat and of his curious and valuable publications, chiefly chronological, will be found in Wood's Athen. Oxon.

403 [LYTTELTON's (Lord)] Poems by a Young Nobleman of Distinguished Abilities, lately deceased, particularly the State of England and the once flourishing City of London, SECOND EDITION, 1780-A Monstrous Good Lounge, 1777-Variety, or which is the man? front., 1782, &c.-in one vol, 4to, half calf, £1 10s 404 [LYTTON's Lord)] Lady of Lyons: a play, FIRST EDITION, 1838-Richelieu: a play, with historical odes, &c., 1839Hunt's (Leigh) Legend of Florence: a play, SECOND EDITION, 1840-Knowles's (J. S.) The Daughter: a play, 1837-in one vol, 8vo, half calf, 4s 6d

407

405 MAC DONAGH's (Thos.) Lyrical Poems, 4to, cloth, as new, only 500 copies printed, 2s (pub. 7s 6d net) Dublin, 1913 406 MALLET (David) Mustapha: a tragedy, FIRST EDITION, 8vo, unbound, 2s 1739 Eurydice a tragedy, FIRST EDITION, 8vo, unbound, 2s 1731 408 [MALLET's (David)] Amyntor and Theodora, or the hermit: a poem, FIRST EDITION, 4to, unbound, 4s 6d 1747 409 MANUSCRIPT.-De Unione Regnorum Britanniae Tractatus, omnium calamitatum quae unquam Britanniae acciderant, &c., neatly-written manuscript, 262 pages, folio, old calf, with autograph inscription, Presented to my Lord Secretarie Johnstoun by Sir Alexander Gibsone, of Adistone, 26 August, 1692," 12s

66

410 MANUSCRIPT.-Poetical Commonplacebook, neatly-written in 2 vols, 4to, old green_morocco, gilt edges: Vol. I., pp. 304; Vol. II., pp. 269, 5s 6d c. 1797 An interesting selection of poems, very neatly written in a large clear hand. 411 MANUSCRIPT. The Christian Experience of F. M. Tripp, Esq., Capt. 26th Regt., 124 pp., 4to, calf, 4s 6d 1818-20 412 MARPRELATE TRACTS, An Historical Introduction to the: a chapter in the evolution of religious and civil liberty in England, by Wm. Pierce, portrait and two facsimiles, 8vo, cloth, as new, 3s 6d (pub. 10s 6d net) 1908

413 MASANIELLO.-Midon's (F.) History of the Rise and Fall of Masaniello, the Fisherman of Naples, front., 8vo, old calf, binding defective, J. H. Shorthouse's copy, with bookplate, 3s 1729 414 MASSINGER's (P.) "The Virgin Martyr:" a play, altered and "modernised" by R. S. Weld-Blundell, 18mo, cloth, 1s 6d (pub. 3s 6d net) 1911 415 [MASTON's (W.)] Old Mother Grim's Tales, found in an old manuscript dated 1527, never before published, ends at p. 84, wants one or two leaves, 1737-[Somers's (Lord)] The Security of Englishmen's Lives, lacks title-page and piece off top corner of one leaf, N.D.-2 in one vol, half morocco, both pieces rare, 2s 6d

419

418 MEDICAL.-Fuller's (F.) Medicina Gymnastica, or a treatise concerning the power of exercise, with respect to the animal œconomy, &c., 8vo, calf, 3s 1705 MEMORY, &c.-D'Assigny's (M.) The Art of Memory, 1697-Letters of Religion and Vertue, to several gentlemen and ladies, with reflections on divers subjects, 1695-in one vol, 12mo, bds., 3s 6d 420 MEREDITH (George) Letters of, collected and edited by his Son, 1884-1909, four portraits, 2 vols, 8vo, cloth, Vol. 1, first edition; Vol. 2, second edition, 10s 6d 1912 421 MERYE ENTRELUDE (A), entitled, "Respublica," made 1553, transcript, made for J. P. Collier, written on 115 pages, 4to, half morocco, 4s 6d

422 MES REVERIES contenant Erato et l'Amour, poëme, suivi des Riens, two fine plates by Desrais, Svo, calf, 3s 6d

Londres, 1771 423 MIDNIGHT RAMBLE (The), or the adventures of three noble females in the streets of London and Westminster, interspersed with the humours of Mr. Constable and his watch-men, who took them into custody in Covent-Garden about three in the morning, 8vo, sewn, fine large copy, 1754 very scarce, 10s 6d 424 MILITARY. Grisone (F.) Ordini di Cavalcare et modi di conoscere le nature de' Caualli, &c., numerous woodcut illustrations, Venetia, 1571-Scielta di notabili avvertimenti pertinenti a' Cavalli, Venetia, 1571-in one vol, sm. 4to, half calf, FINE COPY, RARE, £1 16s

1571

425 MILITARY.-ORRERY'S (Roger, Earl of) A Treatise on the Art of War, fine equestrian portrait of Charles II., engraved by A. de Blois, and plates, folio, original calf, £1 10s 1677 426 MILITARY.

Lydii (Jac.) Syntagma Sacrum de re Militari nec non de Jure Jurando dissertatio Philologica, notisque illustravit, S. Van Til, engraved title and plates, 4to, calf, binding broken, Whyte Melville's copy, with bookplate, and autograph signature of Robert Melville, 1756, scarce, 10s 6d Dordraci, 1698 427 MILITARY.-History of the Campaign in Flanders in 1708, folding map of Lille and adjacent countries, sm. 4to, pp. 56, unbound, UNCUT, scarce in this state, 3s 6d

1709