2768 THE OLD TAMING of a Shrew, 1794, upon which Shakespeare founded his Comedy, to which is added, the Woman lapped in Morrel Skin, edited by Amyot, 4s 6d 2769 ILLUSTRATIONS of the Fairy Mythology of Shakspeare, by Halliwell, thick 8vo. 78 6d 2770 SHAKESPEARE'S Play of King Henry IV. printed from a Contemporary Manuscript, edited by Halliwell, 4s 6d 2771 THE SHAKESPEARE SOCIETY'S Papers, Vol. II. 68 2772 MARRIAGE of Wit and Wisdom, an ancient interlude, to which are added, Illustrations of Shakespeare and the Early English Drama, edited by Halliwell, 4s 6d PARKER SOCIETY'S PUBLICATIONS, see page 91. RAY SOCIETY'S PUBLICATIONS, see page 38. MANUSCRIPTS. 2773 A CURIOUS Dutch MS. on the Life of Christ, with beautiful plates by Wierix inserted, 12mo. old morocco, gilt leaves, 68 2774 TYROCINIUM POESEOS; or Amours, the third Booke, (the two first having received a just fate from the flames,) by R. W(ALLER), 12mo. old red morocco, gilt leaves, 10s 6d 1683 2775 SURVEY and Plan of an Estate in the Parish of St. Olave, in Southwark, the property of the Earl of Romney, 1814, royal folio, finely written, (the plan is wanting,) half bound, 18s 2775*HISTORY of St. Michael's Mount in Cornwall, folio, 78 6d 2776 LIBER Proprietatum, a Manuscript on vellum of the 14th Century, finely written in double columns, with small rubricated capitals, (wants the first 9 leaves, also the 15th to the 18th,) very neat in russia, 16s 2777 ACTA Apostolorum cum Commentis, a Manuscript on Vellum of the XIVth Century, folio, IN FINE PRESERVATION, half bound in russia, £3. 38 From the Duke of Sussex's Collection; it will be found described in Vol. I, of the Bibliotheca Sussexiana, No. 42, p. cxvi. 2778 HISTORY and State of Sion College, London, with several matters relating thereunto, written by John Williams, D.D. President of the said College, 1693, 4to. 7s 6d 2779 A CATALOGUE of the Knights Bachelors made by K. Henry VII. also of Knights Bannerets. By the Rev. Mark Noble, 4to. 7s 6d 2780 KENT. Account of the Freeholders and Expenses at the Election for the County of Kent, May 1754, made by R. Seddon, 4to. 10s 6d A very curious record; it appears the Countess of Guildford paid the expenses set forth in this book. "Mr. Boteler of Eastry, would not go at all, but took the pains to make one poor freeholder drunk, and carry him to Dane Court, where he was kept drunk until it was too late to go to Maidstone."-(Extract.) 2781 KENT. The Register of St. Paul's in Canterbury, beginning July T5621779-Wormshill Register, 1537-1699-Account of all the Lordships, Manors, &c. late belonging to divers Monasteries and Priories in the County of Kent latey dissolved, then in the King's hands by reason of the surrendry-Extracts from the Aldington Register-Extracts from the Graveney Register-Extracts from the Cosmus Blean Register— Extracts from the Register of St. Augustine's, Canterbury, about the 16th of Rich. II. 1392-all in the handwriting of Hasted the Kentish Hisorian, 4to, bound in parchment, 15s 2782 SURREY. 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