Lond. 1568 3211 Skelton (Pithy, Pleasaunt, and Profitable Works of Maister), 12mo. black letter, russia, gilt leaves, by Lewis, wants two leaves, ex. rare, 12. 12s. 3212 Sleidan-A Famous Cronicle of oure Time, called Sleidane's Commentaries, translated by John Daus, folio, black letter, wants a leaf of the Table, original binding, with clasps, 17. 18. 1560, sine loco 3213 Southey (Robert) Letters from Spain and Portugal, with some Account of Spanish and Portuguese Poetry, 8vo. boards, wants plates, first edition, scarce, 7s. 6d. Lond. 1797 3214 Spaine-A True Discourse of the Armie which the King of Spaine, caused to be assembled against England, 12mo. black letter, wood cuts, very rare, 17. 16s. ibid. 1588 3215 Spenser (Edmund) Works of, by Todd, 8 vols. 8vo. imperial paper, yellow morocco, joints, by Hering, ibid. 1805 8vo. 3s. 6d. 12. 3216 3217 The Shepherd's Calendar, ibid. 1653 ibid. 1591 Prosopopoia, or Mother Hubberd's Tale, 4to. fine copy, wants one leaf, 17. 18. 3218 Sprat (Thomas) Observations on Sorbiere's Voyage to England, 16mo. 3s. 6d. 3219 Stage condemned (The), 12mo. calf gilt, 58. ibid. 1665 ibid. 1698 3220 Statutes-Vieu Abregement des Statutes, folio, red morocco, gilt leaves, without place or date, but supposed to be printed by Letton and Machlinia, 61. 6s. 3221 Steele (Joshua) Prosodia Rationalis, or an Essay towards establishing the Melody and Measure of Speech by Peculiar Symbols, 4to. red morocco, gilt leaves, 188. Presentation Copy to the Queen. Lond. 1779 3222 Sterne (Laurence) The Works of, 10 vols. 8vo. calf extra, fine copy, 47. 10s. ibid. 1798 3223 Stoke Park (An Account of), 8vo. numerous plates, privately printed, 7s. 6d. ibid. 1813 ibid. 1599 3224 Stow (John) Survay of London, 4to. black letter, brown calf, 17. 18. 3225 Strawberry Hill-A Description of Horace Walpole's Villa, 4to. plates, red morocco, gilt leaves, 31. 3s. Strawberry Hill, 1784 3226 Sufferer (The Royal), A Manual of Meditations and Devotions, 8vo. blue morocco, leaves gilt, and tooled, 10s. 6d. Lond. 1699 3227 Sugden's Letters to a Man of Property, on the Sale, Purchase, &c. of Estates, 8vo. boards, 5s. ibid. 1809 3228 Swan (John) Speculum Mundi, or a Glasse representing the Face of the World, 4to. 7s. 6d. Cambridge, 1635 3229 Sylvester (Josuah) His Poems, collected into one volume, 18mo. blue morocco, gilt leaves, 17. 18. Lond. 1615, &c. &c. 3230 Tacitus (Works of, by Murphy), 4 vols. 4to. uncut, half bound, 41. 4s. ibid. 1793 3231 Taverner (Richard) The Garden of Wysedome, containing Pleasaunte Flowers, that is to say, propre and quick Sayinges of Princes, &c. &c. black letter, 18mo. calf Lond. by J. Kynge, neat, 15s. 3232 Taylor (Thomas) Collectanea, or Miscellanies inserted in the European and Monthly Magazines, 12mo. calf extra, marbled leaves, 1. Lond. 1806 Only 50 printed. 3233 Thane (J.) British Autography, or Fac-similes of Royal and Illustrious Personages, with their authentic portraits, Vol. 1, and Part I. Vol. 2, 4to. boards, fine impressions, 41. 4s. 3234 Thicknesse (Philip) Memoirs and Anecdotes of, 3 vols. Svo. russia, 15s. 1788-91 3235 Thunberg (C. Pet.) Travels in Europe, Africa, and Asia, 3 vols. 8vo. calf gilt, 15s. Lond. no date 3236 Thynne (Francis) A Discourse of Armes, dedicated to the Right Honorable Wm. Cecil, Lord Burghley, folio, original Manuscript, very curious, 21. 28. 3237 Tippoo Saib-Lines addressed to Victory, on Lord Cornwallis's Success against Tippoo Saib, 4to. 3s. 6d. Parma, Bodoni, 1793 1593 3238 Torquemada (Ant. de) The Spanish Mandevile of Myracles, 4to. calf gilt, 10s. 6d. Lond. 1618 3239 Trimmer (The); or, The Life and Death of Moderation, 18mo. 5s. ibid. 1684 3240 Udal ap Rhys-A Tour through Spain and Portugal, 8vo. calf, 4s. 6d. ibid. 1756 3241 Undine, a Romance, translated from the German, illustrated with twenty outline engravings, very spiritedly drawn, bound morocco, by Lewis, 27. 12s. 6d. 1808 3242 Uring (Capt. Nath.) History of the Voyages and Travels of, 8vo. red moroceo, with joints, and gilt leaves, 18s. Lond. 1726 3243 Varchi (Benedetto) Blazon of Jealousie, (poetical), 4to. green morocco, joints, extremely rare, 61. 6s. ibid. 1615 3244 Vathek (History of the Caliph), 8vo. large paper, calf gilt, 14s. ibid. 1786 3245 Vattel (Mr. de) The Law of Nations; or, Principles of the Law of Nature, 4to. calf neat, 7s. 3246 Vicars (John) Jehovah-Jireh, God in ibid. 1760 the Mount; or, England's Parliamentarie Chronicle, 4to. russia, gilt leaves, 18s. ibid. 1644 3247 Vilvain (Rob.) Enchiridium Epigrammatum Latino-Angli- 3249 gilt, 11. 4s. 3250 Virgilius (The Life and Death of), reprinted by Mr. 3251 Voltaire's Henriade, translated by D. French, 8vo. boards, morocco, gilt leaves, 17. 10s. Strawberry Hill, 1785 3254 Warner (Will.) Pan, his Syrinx, compact of Seven Reeds, including in one, seven Tragical and Comicall Arguments, with their divers Notes not impertinent, 4to. wants a leaf at the end, black letter, 27. 10s. Lond. by Purfoote 3255 Warrin (Will.) A pleasant new Fancie of a Fondling's device; intitled and called The Nursery of Names, wherein is presented the brandishing brightnes of our English Gentlewomen, contrived and written in this last time of Vacation: and now first published, and committed to Printing, this present month of mery May, in English verse, 4to. black letter, extremely rare, 217. Lond. by Rich. Thones, 1581 3256 Warton (Jos.) Essay on the Writings and Genius of Pope, 2 vols. 8vo. calf extra, 17. 108. Lond. 1756-82 3257 Weston (Rich.) The Universal Botanist and Nurseryman, 4 vols. 8vo. calf neat, 128. ibid. 1770 3258 White (Joseph) Sermons at the Bampton Lecture, 8vo. 3262 Winstanley (Will.) Lives of the most famous English Poets, 3264 Wither (Geo.) Juvenilia, and Faire Virtue, the Mistresse of scarce, 15s. Philarete, 12mo. 11. 16s. ibid. 1633 1 3265 Witt's Recreations for Ingenious Head Pieces; or, a Pleasant Grove for their Wits to walk in, 8vo. 17. 18. Lond. 1667 3266 Woman as good as Man; or, the Equality of both Sexes, 16mo. brown calf neat, 15s. ibid. 1677 3267 Wood (Anth.) Athena Oxonienses, folio, calf gilt, very fine copy, 31. 3s. ibid. 1721 3268 Worcester (Marquis of) Century of Inventions, 8vo. red morocco, with joints, 10s. 6d. ibid. 1763 3269 World (the Post of the), wherein is conteyned the Antiquities and Originall of the most famous Cities in Europe, &c. &c. 12mo. black letter, 9s. ibid. 1576 3270 Wyrley (Will.) The true Use of Armorie shewed by Historie, and plainly proved by example; the necessitie therof, also discovered; with the manner of differings in Ancient Time, the lawfulness of honorable Funerals and Moniments; with other Matters of Antiquitie incident to the advancing of Banners, Ensignes, and Marks of Noblenesse and Chevalrie, with the Poetical Life of Lord Chandos; (see MS. note), 3l. 138. 6d. ibid. 1592 3271 Yarranton (And.) England's Improvements by Sea and Land, to out-do the Dutch without Fighting, to pay Debts without Money, &c. &c. &c. Part I. 4to. brown calf, 78. 6d. ibid. 1677 3272 York (Duke of) Minutes of Evidence on the Conduct of the Duke of York, folio, half bound, 14s. 3273 Zouch (R.) Cases and Questions resolved in the Civil Law, 12mo. scarce and curious, 5s. Oxford, 1652 3274 Missale Ecclesiæ Romanæ-A very beautiful Flemish Manuscript of the 15th Century, upon vellum. It contains Twenty-one large Miniatures of great Beauty, and delicacy of finish, each consisting of two or more Figures, surrounded by a Border of the richest composition, 8vo. bound in crimson velvet, richly emblazoned in gold, and a blue morocco case, 701. · 3275 Missale ad usum Ecclesiæ Portugallensis-A most splendid MS. on vellum, executed in 1557, for Jolm the Fourth, King of Portugal, and Catherine his Queen. It contains above a Thousand various Illuminations, of the greatest richness and brilliancy; each page is surrounded with a double of Gold and other Ornaments, folio, bound in red morocco, with silver clasps, 45l. 3276 Officium Beatæ Mariæ Virginis secundum Consuetudinem Romanæ Curiæ, cum Calendario-A most splendid MS. of the beginning of the 16th Century, upon vellum. It contains Twelve Miniatures with Groups of Figures, &c. on the Borders, of a very brilliant and elaborate execution. The Capital Letters are also richly illuininated with Figures, &c. and the Signs of the Zodiac are painted to each Month of the Calendar, 8vo. bound in purple morocco, richly emblazoned with Gold, and a red morocco case, 60l. 3277 Officium B. M. Virginis, secundum Consuetudinem Romanæ Curia-A beautiful MS. of the 15th Century, upon vellum, with illuminated Capitals and Borders of Flowers. It contains Ten Miniatures very splendidly executed, which are said to have been painted by Girolamo, the son of Francesco dai Libri, 8vo. bound in crimson satin, with richly embossed corners of silver gilt; the centre plates and clasps consist of beautiful specimens of NIELLO, mounted in frame-work of embossed Silver gilt, 421. For an Account of the NIELLO Art, and of the Artists who practised it in the 15th Century, see Ottley's History of Engraving. 3278 Officium Beatæ Mariæ Virginis, secundum Consuetudinem Romanæ Curiæ, cum Calendario-An Italian Manuscript of the 15th Century, upon vellum, with the Capital Letters painted with great taste and delicacy, 24mo. blue morocco, A. 28. |