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Plates. 8° G.3717.2; 2608.13 Vol. 3 contains a list of publications relating to Chatterton. Poems, supposed to have been written at Bristol, in the xv. century, by T. Rowley. With a commentary, in which the antiquity of them is defended. By J. Milles. London, 1782. xix, (1), 545, (1) pp. Fac-simile. 4°, 1. p. G.3710.2 Notices of this cut from the Monthly rev. and the Critical rev. are on Nos. 4, 5, 7 in G.3843.5.2. Poetical works. Boston, 1866. 2 v. Portr. British poets. 16°, 1. p. G.3727.3 Contents. 1. Memoir by C. Wilcox; Poems acknowledged. 2. Rowley poems. ARCHEOLOGICAL epistle to J. Milles, editor of the poems of T. Rowley. 1782. Reviews of this can be found on Nos. 3, 6 in G.3843.5.2. BRYANT, Jacob. Observations upon the poems of T. Rowley. 1781. Reviews of this can be found on Nos. 9, 10 in G.3843.5.2. DAMPIER, T. Remarks on Warton's Hist. of English poetry. [1780.] EXAMINATION of the poems attributed to Rowley. [1781.] FELL, J. 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Notices of this cut from the Critical rev. and the Monthly rev. are on Nos. 13, 14 in G.3843.5.2. 80 [Various publications. London, 1779-1783.] 2 v. G.3843.5 A collection of pamphlets and articles cut from reviews and other periodicals. These have been entered separately under author or title in this catalogue. On the cover of Vol. 1 is the following note in the handwriting of Malone. "These volumes contain probably the most curious and complete collection of the pamphlets, etc., published on the forgery executed by T. Chatterton, that has ever been made, comprising not only all the pieces written on that controversy, but all the reviews of them, etc." E. M. VIGNY, A. V., comte de. Chatterton, drame. WALPOLE, H. Letter to the editor of the Miscellanies of Chatterton. 1779. WARTON, T. Enquiry into the authenticity of the poems attributed to Rowley. 1782. Notices of this cut from the Critical rev. and the Monthly rev. are on Nos. 10, 11 in G.3843.5.2. Chatto, William Andrew. A third preface to "A treatise on wood engraving," exposing the fallacies in the first, restoring the passages suppressed in the second, and containing an account of J. Jackson's actual share in that work. London, 1839. 36 pp. 8° G.154.8 A treatise on wood engraving. With upwards of 300 illus., engraved by J. Jackson. London, 1839. xiv, 749, (2) pp. 8° G.154.7 COLLECTION of right merrie garlands, 1842, Nos. 17-19. Chaucer, Geoffrey, 1340?-1400. Poems. [Ed. by S. W. Singer.] Chiswick. [1822.] 5 v. Portr. 120 G.3837.4 Contents. 1, 2. Life by Singer; Canterbury tales. 3. Romaunt of the rose; Troilus and Creseide, book 1-III. 4. Same, book IV, v; The legend of good women; Ballads [etc.]; The house of fame. 5. Short poems, ballads, and glossary. Canterbury tales of Chaucer; with essay on his language and versification, notes and glossary by T. Tyrwhitt. London, W. Pickering. 1830. 5 v. Plate. Portr. 8° G.3715.2 Same. A new text, ed. by T. Wright. London: Percy soc'y. 8° 1847-1851. 3 v. G.3825.1.24-26; **2537.26 Constantia ; or, The man of law's tale, modernized. Added the tale, as written by Chaucer. In Brooke, H. Collection of [his] pieces, 1778, vol. 1. G.3816.8.1; 2566.11.1 Palamon and Arcite; The cock and the fox; The flower and the leaf; The wife of Bath's tale; A good parson. In Dryden, J. Works, 1808, vols. 11, 12; 1866, vols. 3, 4. G.3862.1.11, 12; G.3727.9.3,4 Both the ancient and modernized versions are given in the ISOS edition. Prioress' tale; Cuckoo and nightingale; Troilus and Cressida. In Wordsworth, W. Poetical works, 1865, vol. 5. G.3723.5.5 Romaunt of the rose, Troilus and Creseide, and the minor poems. With life by Sir H. Nicolas. London: W. Pickering. 1846. 3 v. 8° Vols. 6-8 of G.3715.2 Troilus and Cressida. In Lennox, C. Shakspeare illustrated, 1753, vol. 3. Nos. 1765, 1766 in Part I. LOWELL, J. R. Conversations on the old poets. 1845. SCOTT, Sir W. Godwin's Life of Chaucer. From the Edinburgh rev., 1803. In his Prose works, 1835, vol. 17. 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Chefs-d'œuvre du théâtre anglais. Paris, 1822, 1823. 5 v. Chefs-d'œuvre des théâtres étrangers. L. 8° G.221.2; 6575.8-11 Namely: 1. J. Tobin; R. Cumberland; R. B. Sheridan. 2. N. Rowe, T. Otway; R. Dodsley. 3. J. Home; I. Bickerstaff; Beaumont and Fletcher; J. Burgoyne. 4. J. Thomson; T. Otway; O. Goldsmith. 5. B. Jonson; W. Wycherley; G. Farquhar. The set on 6575.8-11 lacks vol. 5. Chefs-d'œuvre du théâtre espagnol. Paris, 1823. 6 v. Chefs-d'œuvre des théâtres étrangers. 8° G.222.2-5; 5094.25-27,29 Namely: B. Torres Naharro; M. de Cervantes Saavedra; G. de Castro; L. F. de Vega Carpio; P. Calderon de la Barca; L. F. de Moratin. Chefs-d'œuvre du théatre hollandais. [Trad. par Cohen. Avec un Essai sur la poésie hollandaise.] Paris, 1822. (5), xxviii, 474, (1) pp. Chefs-d'œuvre des théâtres étrangers. 80 G.221.1; *4874.25 Namely: P. C. Hooft; J. v. d. Vondel; P. Langendijk. Chefs-d'œuvre du théâtre italien. See C. GOLDONI. Chefs-d'œuvre du théâtre italien moderne. Paris, 1822. 2 v. Chefs-d'œuvre des théâtres étrangers. L. 8° G.221.8; 4774.53, 54 Namely: 1. V. Monti; U. Foscolo; H. Pindemonte; S. Pellico; A. Manzoni. 2. G. Giraud; G. G. di Rossi; A. Nota; G. B. C. F. Viassolo. Chefs-d'œuvre du théâtre polonais. Paris, 1823. (5), 550, (1) pp. Chefs-d'œuvre des théâtres étrangers. L. 8° G.221.9; 5064.10 Namely: A. Felinski; F. Wenzyk; J. Niemcewitz; le comte M. C. Oginski; Mowinski; J. Kochanowski. Chefs-d'œuvre du théâtre portugais. [Trad. par J. Namely: J. B. Gomes; M. G. Pimenta de Aguiar; A. J. da Silva. Chefs-d'œuvre du théâtre russe. [Trad. par le comte A. de Saint Priest.] Paris, 1823. (5), 468 Pp. Chefs-d'œuvre des théâtres étrangers. L. 8° G.222.7; 5064.9 Namely: W. A. Ozeroff; D. I. Fon Vizine; I. A. Kriloff; A. A. Schakovskoi. Chefs-d'œuvre du théâtre suédois. [Trad. par J. Vincens Saint Laurent. Avec un Coup d'œil sur la littérature suédoise.] Paris, 1823. (5), xl, 456 pp. Chefs-d'œuvre des théâtres étrangers. L. 8° G.222.6; 4874.26 Chéruel, Pierre Adolphe, 1809-. Marie Stuart et Catherine de Médicis. Étude sur les relations de la France et de l'Ecosse dans la seconde moitié du xvIe siècle. Paris, 1858. viii, 405 pp. 8° G.3523.4; 2526.5 Chesapeake, U. S. frigate. LOWELL, J. Peace without dishonour. 1807. UNITED STATES. Cong. docs. Message from the president, March 23, 1808. Chesapeake and Ohio canal company. Correspondence [with] the Baltimore and Ohio R.R. co., concerning the right of way. Baltimore, 1830. 80 pp. 8° No. 6 in G.322.18; No. 4 in *4376.16 MERCER, C. F. Speech. 1823. WIRT, W. Argument to dissolve an injunction. 1829. Chesapeake claims. ARGUMENT in support of Chesapeake claims. 1828. Cheshire, Eng. BROOKE, R. The family of Wyche, or De la Wyche of Cheshire; Wilmslow church in Cheshire; Handford hall and Cheadle church in Cheshire. In his Visits to fields of battle, 1857. Chesneau, R. Ch. Cadastre général proposé à l'Assemblée nationale. 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Christ's entry into Jerusalem; Christ betrayed; The passion; Crucifixion; Harrowing of hell; Resurrection; Pilgrims of Emaus; Ascension; Emission of the Holy Ghost; Ezechiel; Antichrist; Doomsday; Notes; Ludus paschalis de adventu et interitu Antichristi. Vol. 2 contains also the "Sixth annual report" of the society. MARKLAND, J. H. Chester mysteries. 1821. MARRIOTT, W., ed. Collection of English miracle |