BARTLETT, Benjamin. Mandu- Second Edition, carefully revised, essedum Romanorum: being the &c. Lond. 1810-22. royal 8vo. 5 History and Antiquities of the Pa- vols. 51.

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Modern Precedents in ConThis volume forms the first portion of veyancing, with Explanatory and the continuation of Nichols' Bibliotheca Practical Notes. 3rd edition, 7 vols. Topog. Britannica. On the Episcopal Coins of Dur-roy. 8vo. 1821.

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BARTON, Benj. Smith, M.D. William. View of many ErFragments of the natural History of rors and som gross Absurdities in Pennsylvania. Philadelphia, 1799. the old translation of the Psalms in folio. Part i. pp. xviii. and 24. English Metre, as also in som other Collections for an Essay to-Translations lately published. Lond. wards a Materia Medica of the 1655. 4to. 6s.

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Coxeter attributes this play to Cosmo Manuche.

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BASSOMPIERRE, Marshal de. Memoirs of his Embassy to the Court of England in 1626, translated [by J. W. Croker], with Notes [by Sir H. Nicolas.] Lond. 1818. 8vo. 6s. Notice of these curious and interesting memoirs will be found in the Retrospective Review, xiv. 69-98. Fonthill, 1659, 9s. BASTARD, Thomas. Chrestoleros. Seven Bookes of Epigrames: written by T. B. Lond. by R. Bradocke,

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Flagellum Pontificis et EpisLond. 1641. coporum Latialium. 18mo. with portrait.

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land in view, Bastwick was thrown into

the Gatehouse prison. Bindley, pt. i. 835, 5s. 6d. Bastwick likewise published Contains pp. 184, dedicated to Sir Chas. New Discovery of the Prelates Tyranny, Blount, Knt. Lord Mountjoy. A copy is 1641, with his portrait, with four English in the British Museum, and a notice of it verses, 10s. 6d. The utter Routing the will be found in the Censura Literaria, whole Army of Independents and Sectaries.' Steevens, 768, 21. 3s. Perry, pt. i. 529, 1646. with frontispiece by Cross, contain107. 10s. Bindley, pt. i. 450, 15l. 4s. 6d. ing portrait of the author in complete White Knights, pt i. 312, mor. 177. 17s. armour. Lloyd, 228, 11. Bright, 71. 78. Ritson mentions an edition Batchelor. The Bacheler's Banquet; or a Banquet for Bachelers : Serenissimo potentissimoque wherein is prepared sundry daintie Monarchæ Jacobo Magna Britan- dishes to furnish their tables, curiniæ, Franciæ et Hiberniæ, regi Mag ously drest, and seriously served in. nam Britanniam. (Poema) Lond. Pleasantly discoursing the variable humors of women; their quicknesse A copy is in the British Museum. War- of wittes, and unsearchable deceits. ton speaks of Bastard as an elegant classic scholar, and better qualified for occasional 1604. 4to. pointed Latin epigram, than for any sort of English versification. Bright, 17. is.

1605. 4to.

Black letter, 39 pages. Probably written by Thomas Decker. An edition, 1603,

Roxburghe, 6678, 21. 15s. Nassau, pt. i. Reader,' 192 pages. (182, mispaged 192.) 1086, 4. 16s. Reprinted 1660, with a The running title, A Dialogue between a frontispiece. Christian and an Atheist.'

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Essays from the Batchelor; in John. Mysteries of Nature Prose and Verse. By the Authors and Art in foure severall Parts. of the Epistle to Gorges Edmond 1. Of Water Works. 2. Of Fire Howard, Esq. Lond. 1773. 12mo. Works. 3. Of Drawing, Washing, Limming, Painting, and Engraving. A collection of humorous and witty 4. Of sundry Experiments. The essays, written during Lord Townshend's memorable viceroyalty in Ireland, by Jeph- second Edition, with many Addison, Courtenay, the Rev. Mr. Boroughs, tions unto every Part. [Lond.] 1635. &c., and originally published at Dublin. 4to.

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BATCHILER, John. Virgin's Pat-border; to the reader, a leaf, then complimentary verses and work A-Qq. in fours. tern in the exemplary Life and Prefixed is a portrait (scarce) of the author, lamented Death of Mrs. Susannah by G. Gifford, at p. 61 is a separate woodPerwich, of Hackney. Lond. 1661. cut representing the horses at work to the engine for a Tyde-water, and at p. 65 another marked D, representing the wheel Prefixed is a portrait of Mrs. Perwich, of an engine. Gordonstoun, 286, 7s. Towneby T. Cross. Bindley, pt. i. 519, 11s. ley, pt. i. 400, 17. 5s. The first edition BATE, George, M.D. Elenchus appeared in 1634, and it was reprinted 1638, Motuum nuperorum in Anglia, simul and in 1654. Roxburghe, 1768, 7s. 6d. ac Juris Regii et Parliamentariis Julius. Critica Hebræa: or, brevis Enarratio. Paris, 1649. 12mo. a Hebrew-English Dictionary, without Points. Lond. 1767. 4to. 17. 5s. This learned divine of the Hutchinsonian A work worth reading,' says Bishop Warburton. Reprinted with additions to persuasion, published a translation of the 1660. Lond. 1661. 8vo.; again with further Pentateuch, 1783, 'An Hebrew Grammar,' additions to 1663, 8vo. and with a third 1751. 8vo. also several valuable, tracts part, 1676, 8vo. 4s. It was answered by chiefly controversial. Rob. Pugh'Elenchus Elenchi, sive Ani- BATEMAN, Stephen. Christil madversiones in Elenchum M. Angliæ,' Glasse for Christian Reformation.

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Paris. 1664. 8vo.

- Account of the Rise and Progress of the Troubles in England, translated by A. Lovel. Lond. 1685. 8vo. 3 parts in 1 vol. with a frontispiece, 5s.

Bate in this work is said to lean too much to the side of the Puritans.

Lond. by John Day. 1569. 4to.

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Golden Booke of the Leaden Lives, Actions, and Execution Goddes, wherein is described the of the prime Actors and principal vayne Imaginations of Heathe Pagans Contrivers of the horrid Murder of and counterfaict Christians: wyth a King Charles the First. Lond. 1661. Description of their seueral Tables,

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Not written by the physician Bate, but by another far inferior to him in all respects. Ant. à Wood.

what ech of their Pictures signified. Lond. by Thomas Marshe, 1577. 4to.

Dedicated to Lord Henry Cary, Baron of Hunsdon, &c. 72 pages. Shakespeare is John. Portraiture of Hypo- supposed to have consulted this book, which may be considered as the first attempt crisie, liuely and pithilie pictured in towards a Pantheon, or description of the her colours. Lond. for John Dal-Heathen Gods. A copy is in the British derne, 1589. 16mo.

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Black letter. Dedicated to 'Sir thonie Therold,' and 'To the Christian

-Travayled Pilgreme, bringing

Newes from all Parts of the Worlde, Thomson, imp. 8vo. 27 coloured such like scarce harde before. [Lond. plates. Lond. 1829. 31. 3s. by John Denham] 1569. 4to.

An abridgment of the previous work. Black letter, with 20 wood-cuts. An al- BATES, Ely. Observations on legorical-theological romance of the life of some important Points of Divinity, man, in verses of 14 syllables, in which are introduced characters and historical inci- chiefly those in Controversy between dents relative to the reigns of Henry VIII., the Arminians and Calvinists. ExEdward VI., Queens Mary and Elizabeth. tracted from an Author of the 17th Sotheby's in April 1821, 297. 18s. 6d. resold, century. Second Edition, with AdOf the Arrivall of the 3 Graces ditions. Lond. 1811. 8vo. 6s.

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in Anglia, lamenting the Abuses of the present Age. W. Norton. 4to.

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Thomas East. 4to.

- Doome warning all Men to A valuable collection of lives, amounting Judgement: in maner of a generall to thirty-two, mostly taken from scarce Chronicle. Impr. by R. Nubery. tracts. Bp. of Ely, 423, 5s. Heath, 1584, 12s. - Works, containing some Ser

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Joyfull Newes out of Helvetia, folio, with portrait, 17. 5s.

Works.

from Theophr. Paracelsum, declarA new Edition, by ing the ruinate Fall of the Papall the Rev. W. Farmer. Lond. 1815. Dignitie: also a Treatise against 8vo. 4 vols. with a portrait, 17. 16s. Vsurie. By Stephen Batman. Lond. Bates' Harmony of the Divine Attributes, for John Allde, 1575. 8vo.

Farmer likewise edited an edition or

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Thomas, M.D. Delineations BATESON, Thomas. The first and of Cutaneous Diseases, comprised second set of English Madrigalls, to in the Classification of the late Dr. 3, 4, 5, and 6 Voices. Newly comWillan, with a new Series. Lond. posed by Thomas Bateson. Lond. 1817. 4to. 12 parts published at 1604-18. 4to. 2 vols. 17. 1s. each. [New edition with 72 coloured plates, the colouring superintended by Prof. Carswell, 4to. Lond. Bohn, 1849. 51. 5s.]

See Hawkins' Music, iii. 376. Burney's Music, iii. 347. Bibl. Anglo-Poet. 116.

Bath. The Manner of Creating the Knights of the Order of the Bath. Lond. 1661. 4to.

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