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395 Lot of Pamphlets.

1809

1778 en fu

396 Old Pamphlets, chiefly Parliamentary and Historical, and

principally during the Civil War.

397 Old Pamphlets. Miscellaneous.

399 Poems on the Death of Cromwell, 1682, and various
Poetical Pamphlets.

400 Various Old Plays.
401 Pamphlets and Tracts. Message brought by Major Crom-
well from the Isle of Wight, 1648. New Protestant
Letany, Satyr upon Hypocrites, &c. &c.

402 Pamphlets and Tracts. Killing no Murder, 1659. Charles
no Man of Blood, 1649. God and the King, portrait of
Charles II. 1663, &c. &c.

in a 403 Parliamentary Remonstrances, Ordinances, &c. frontispiece, Borne

1643

404 Peacham's Garden of Heroical Devises and Emblemes, in fimile

405 Peyton's Glasse of Time, in the two first Ages, a Poem, y

406 Posie for Lovers, or Terrestrial Venus unmaskt, in 4 Volley

Poems,

407 Poems on the Death of Cromwell,

4

4

408 Passion of a Discontented mind, a Poem, very scarce, 1621 r.
409 Picke's Banquet of Pleasure, furnished with choyce Love-
Posies, Songs, Satyrs, Epigrams, &c. rare.

1639

410 Paradise of Daintie Devises. The edition of 1585. The
title and several leaves supplied by MS. with numerous
manuscript additions and explanations, in russia.

411 Perkin's-Cabal, or Mock Ministry Characterized, a Poem,
names filled up in MS.

412 Pacquet from Parnassus, two parts,
413 Pils to purge Melancholy, blue morocco,
414 Poems relating to the Fire of London,

1714

1702

. 1661

1667

415 Pope's Farewell, or Queen Anne's Dream, a poem, with
remarques upon the late Plot, portraits inserted.

416 Pasquil's Mad-cappe, throwne at the corruptions of these,
Times, a Poem. RARE,

Hp 420 Pufendorf, Droit de la Nature et des Gens, par Barbeyrac,

2 vol. in 1,

1712

421 Précis de la Nouvelle Geographie de la France, coloured
maps,
Par. 1791
422 Petticoat Loose, a Poem, 1812. Porney's Poems, 1780,
and 3 vol. of Tracts.

Jole 423 Pieces of Ancient Poetry, morocco,

424 Poems in burlesque,

1692

Bristol, 1814 The 425 Pindarick Poem to the Society of Beaux Esprits, 1687 426 Pasquil's Palinodia, and his progresse to the Taverne, with a pleasant pinte of Poeticall Sherry, a Poem, kare, green morocco.

Volley

Marke

Hoke 427 Pick-Tooth for Swearers, a Poem, Yellowlees

428 Pieces of Ancient Poetry,

Edinb. 1698 Bristol, 18144 1661

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Thap 429 J. P's Poems, before and since the Restoration,
Hope 430 Preparative to Studie or Vertue of Sack, a Poem, 1641
431 Poetry of the Anti-Jacobin,

ers

1801

Folio.

432 Parthenia or the Maydenhead of the first Musicke that
ever was printed for the Virginalls, by Byrd, Bull, and
Gibbons, manuscript title, a scarce and curious collection,

433. Purcell's Ayres, &c.

Jolly

1611

434 Poetical Tracts, a Collection of about 100 Poetical Tracts,
chiefly between the period of the Restoration and the
middle of the 18th Century, 3 vol.

435 Poetical Tracts, a Collection of Poetical Tracts, single
leaves, &c. during the Civil War, and reign of Charles
II., with two scarce satirical prints, one called the Catholic
Gamesters in 1680, the other Stranger's Case strangely
altered.

436 Poetical Tracts, a large volume of Poetical Tracts, chiefly
between 1720, and 1745.

437 Poetical Tracts in a volume.

438 Poetical Novels and Tales, 1705, and various Poetical

Tracts, some with MS. explanations.

439 Political Tracts principally during the last half of the

seventeenth Century.

B 440 Pausanias, Gr. et Lat. Kuhnii, fine paper, Lips. 1696

a

441 Photii Bibliotheca, Græce,
Aug. Vind. 1601
442 Perrier, Statuæ Antiquæ, 100 plates of Statues, and works
of Ancient Sculpture. This copy wants the Laocoon,
otherwise a very fine copy,

D

Roma. 1638

2

443 The Poor.-Returns relative to the Expence and Mainte

449 Duke of Richmond's Letter on Reform. A. Pasquin's Le-
gislative Biography, and other Tracts.

450 Elliot's Specimen of Burnet's History, and other Tracts.
451 Tracts relating to Adm. Byng. Trial of Eugene Aram for
Murder, &c.

452 Bellaria or Fair Unfortunate, 1730. New Miscellany (of
Facetious Treatises), 1730. Progress of a Rake. Haror,

lot's Progress, &c. &c.

453 Tracts relative to Bread, Corn Trade, &c.

454 Tucker on the Advantages and Disadvantages of France
and Britain respecting Trade, 1787. Rolliad and Pro-
bationary Odes, 1785, &c.

455 Proceedings relative to the Regency in 1789.

456 Fovargue's New Catalogue of Vulgar Errors, 1767, and
other Tracts.

457 St. Clement's and St, Irenæus Vindication of the Apostolical
Constitutions, by Whiston, 1716, and Tracts by and
against Whiston.

458 Enquiry into the Causes of the Rebellion of 1745, 1746,
and other Tracts.

459 Tracts on Coin and Coinage, &c. &c.

460 Oxford Methodists, 1733. Lives of Capt. Cranstoun and
Mary Blandy, 1753, &c. &c.

461 Life of Sir R. Cochran Prime Minister to James III. 1734,
and other Tracts.

462 Foster's Account of the Earl of Kilmarnock, 1746, and

463 An Extensive Collection of Political Tracts, from 1710 to
1788, chronologically arranged, 39 vol.

464 Quarterly Review, 6 vol. and No. 13 to 49, except No. 19,
27, 28, 29, 30, 33, 37, 43, 44 and 45.

Baldreh 465 Quarterly Review, No. 8 and 35.
Balo ich 466 Quintilian by Guthrie, 2 vol.
by Patsall, 2 vol.

1805

1774

468 Quaker's Art of Courtship, or Yea-and-Nay Academy of
Compliments,

1737

Juney 469 Quarles's Solomon's Recantation, 1649. Quarles's School of the Heart, 1812. Quarles's Hieroglyphics of the Life of Man,

470 Quevedo's Fortune in her Wits,

Money, 471 Quevedo, Visions de, par Geneste,

472 Questions. Diverses questions d'Amour, &c.

1812

Theke 473 Questions Enigmatiques, recreatives et propres pour passer

le tems aux veilles des long nuicts.

474 ROBINSON'S HANDEFULL OF PLEASANT DELITES, containing

New Sonnets and Delectable Histories in divers Kindes
of Meeter, by Clement Robinson and divers others, 1584
**This is presumed to be the ONLY PERFECT COPY
OF A VERY INTERESTING COLLECTION OF OLD
POETRY, which acquires additional interest from
the allusion made to the First Poem in the Collec-
tion by the frantic Ophelia when strewing the
flowers in her phrenzy: "There's Rosemary that's
for Remembrance," &c. See Hamlet, Act IV. Sc. V.
475 ROBERTS'S TRUMPET OF FAME, or Sir Fraunces Drakes
and Sir John Hawkins Farewell: with an encourage-
ment to all Sailers and Souldiers that are minded to go
in this worthie enterprise, with the name of the ships,
&c. A POEM, BY H. R. (Henry Roberts), UNIQUE,
bound in morocco,
by T. Creede, 1595

476 Rigbie's Drunkard's Perspective, or Burning-Glasse, an

ingenious poem,

1656

477 The Rump, a Choice Collection of Poems and Songs, fine
copy, with the engraved title page and frontispiece, very 2 126.

scarce,

478 Randolph's Poems,

1662

1640

479 S. Rowland's Crew of Kind London Gossips all met to be
Merry, with Ingenious Poems, or Wit and Drollery, RARE,
splendidly bound in blue morocco,

1663

inch 480 School of Venus, 1739. Rape of the Smock, 1736.

Pack's Poetical Remains, 1738.

481 Scarborough Miscellany of Songs, Lampoons, &c.
482 Saint's Congratulatory Address, in Hudibrastic Verse,

483 Sterne's Tristram Shandy, 9 vol. in 3,
484 Letters from Yorick to Eliza, 1775.

with the History of a Watch-Coat, 1775.

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495 Schoberl's Biographical Anecdotes of the House of Saxony,

499 Shebbeare's Letters to the People of England, 2 vol.
500 Sayings and Apothegms of Eastern Nations,
501 Secret Instructions of the Jesuits,

502 Sale's Translation of the Koran, 2 vol.

1816

7

1695 Mbarrur.

1723 Vortin 1801 ther

503 Spirit of the Public Journals, from 1797 to 1814, 18 vol.or 504 Sheridan's Lectures on Elocution,

1781

1787 alboin 1821Fras

1732 for be

Printed by Baskerville, 1773 le

509 Squire on the English Constitution, 510 Sacheverell's Trial, stained,

1745

1710 &

511 Strother's Lectures on the Rationale of Medicines, 2 vol. 1732 |

512 Sharp's Flowers of Rhetoric,

513 Squibs and Crackers, Serious and Comical, 514 G. A. Stevens's Songs,

5,15 Shandymonian, a higgledy piggledy,

1819 ant 1812 Herdlan 1772 la le

1779 borim..

516 Solomon's Proverbs, and other Scripture Proverbs, 1666 517 Lord Saltoun on the disqualification of the eldest sons of Scotch Peers to sit in Parliament,

1789 el

518 Lord Shannon's discourses for Modish Ladies and their

Gallants,

519 Surprises of Love,

520 Sketches from St. George's Fields,

521 Skrimshire's Series of Popular Chemical Essays,

522 Sydney Smith's Sermons, 2 vol.

523 Saunders on the Medical Powers of Mineral Waters,

524 Hall-Stevenson's Works, 3 vol. 525 W. Stevenson's Poems, 2 vol.

526 Sedley's Works, 2 vol.

527 Shower's Reports in the King's Bench, 2 vol.

528 Salmagundi, or Whim-Whams and Opinions, 2 vol.