3580 TRADE.-WILSON (JASPER) A Letter, Commercial and Political, addressed to William Pitt, in which the Real Interests of Britain in the Present Crisis are considered, and some Observations are Offered on the General State of Europe. 1793. 8vo, sewn 2s 6d

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3581 TRAPP (Joseph, D.D.) THOUGHTS UPON THE FOUR LAST THINGS: Death, Judgment, Heaven, Hell, a POEM, in 4 parts. 1734. FIRST EDITION, folio, sewn, fine copies 3582 TREATIES-A Collection of Treaties, concluded between Great Britain and other Powers, since the Year 1721, wherein may be seen, at one view, the End and Progress of all our Negotiations for Ten Years past. 1731. 4to, sewn 6s

3583 TRIAL.-Particulars of the Charge against the Hon. Percy Jocelyn, Bishop Clogher, for an Abominable Offence with John Movelley, a Soldier of the First Regiment of Foot Guards. 1822. -Particulars concerning the Bishop of Clogher, in which is contained the Trial of James Byrne, who accused the Bishop of Unnatural Crimes, etc. 1822.-2 parts, sewn, Evo 159 3584 TRIALS.-CELEBRATED TRIALS AND REMARKABLE CASES OF CRIMINAL JURISPRUDENCE, from the Earliest Records to the year 1825. Knight and Lacy, 1825. Numerous portraits and plates (see reproduction), 6 vols, 8vo, calf gilt £5 15s 3585 TRYON (Thomas) THE WAY TO HEALTH, LONG LIFE, AND HAPPINESS, or a Discourse of Temperance, and the particular Nature of all things requisite for the Life of Man, all sorts of Meats, Drinks, Air, Exercise, etc.. etc., TO WHICH IS ADDED A TREATISE OF MOST SORTS OF ENGLISH HERBS, etc., etc. 1691. 8vo, old calf, fine copy 18s

3586 TYRON (Thomas) WISDOM'S DICTATES, or Aphorisms and Rules, Physical, Moral and Divine, for Preserving the Health of the Body and the Peace of the Mind, fit to be regarded and practised by all that would enjoy the Blessings of the present and future World, to which is added a BILL OF FARE OF SEVENTY-FIVE NOBLE DISHES OF EXCELLENT FOOD, far exceeding those made of Fish or Flesh, which Banquet I present to the Sons of Wisdom, or such as shall decline that depraved custom of Eating Flesh and Blood. 1691. 12mo, writing on title, original sheep 18s "When I was about sixteen years of age, I happened to meet with a book written by one Tryon, recommending a vegetable diet. I determined to go into it "-BENJAMIN FRANKLIN.

3587 TURBERVILLE (George) THE HEROYCALL EPISTLES OF THE LEARNED POET PUBLIUS OVIDIUS NASO, in English Verse, set out and translated by GEORGE TURBERVILE, Gent., with Aulus Sabinus Answeres to certaine of the same. Printed by Simon Stafford, 1600. (See reproduction of title), Black Letter, the blank margins of a few leaves mended, small 8vo, a very large and beautiful copy, in green morocco extra, choicely tooled. gilt edges, by W. PRATT £8 8s

Two imperfect copies of this edition are marked in the " Bibliotheca Anglo-Poetica" at £8 8s. and £7 7s. each. Among other epistles are those of Hero and Leander, and Helen to Paris.

3588 TURKEY.-An Account of a Late Voyage to Athens, containing the Estate, both Ancient and Modern, of that Famous City, and of the Present Empire of the Turks; Remarkable Passages in the Turkish Camp at the Siege of Candia, and divers other particularities of the Affairs of the Port. 1676. Small 8vo, old calf 6s 6d

3589 TURKEY.-A Late Voyage to Constantinople, containing an exact Description of the Propontis and Hellespont, with the Dardanels, and what else is remarkable in those Seas, as also of the City of Constantinople, wherein is particularly described the Grand Seraglio and Chief Mosquees, likewise an account of the Ancient and Present State of the Greek Church, with the Religion and Manner of Worship of the Turks, their Government, Courts of Justice, and Civil Employments, by W. J. Gelot, made English by J. Philips. 1683. Portrait and several fine copperplates, small 8vo, original sheep

15s

3590 TURKEY.-A Short Relation of the RISE AND PROGRESS OF THE TURKISH WARRS IN HUNGARIA, AUSTRIA, MORAVIA, SILESIA, AND BOHEMIA, from the Yeare 1359 to the end of the Yeare 1663, with a Supplement or Description of the said Countrey, and a Mapp wherein the Cities. Townes, and Rivers of the same are Explained. 1664. Rare map, small 4to, sewn, unbound, fine сору £1 1s 3591 TURKEY.-Abra-Mule, or a True History of the Dethronement of Mahomet IV, written in French by M. Le Noble, made English by J. P. 1696. 12mo, original calf 6s 6d

3592 TURKEY.-The Four Epistles of A. G. Busbequins, concerning his Embassy into Turkey, being Remarks upon the Religion, Customs, Riches, Strength, and Government of that People, as also a Description of their Chief Cities and Places of Trade and Commerce, to which is added his Advice How to Manage War against the Turks. 1694. Small 8vo, old calf 5s

3593 TUSSER (Thomas) FIVE HUNDRED POINTES OF GOOD HUSBANDRIE, as well for the Champion or Open Countrie, as also for the woodland or severall, mixed in every month with Huswiferie, over and besides the booke of Huswifery, corrected, better ordered, and newlie augmented to a fourth part more, with divers other lessons, as a diet for the Farmer, of the properties of Winds, Planets, Hops, Hearbs, Bees, and Approved Remedies for Sheepe and Cattell, with many other matters both profitable and not unpleasant to the reader, also two Tables, one of Husbandrie and the other of Huswiferie, at the end of the booke, for the better and easier finding of any matter conteined in the same, newlie set foorth by Thomas Tusser, Gentleman. London, printed for the Company of Stationers, An. Dom. 1620. Black Letter, border around title, small 4to, a large and sound copy in dark calf £5 15s

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Very rarely, indeed, is this once esteemed and much read poetical volume to be found in perfect state as above. The great merit of Tusser's book, independent of the utility of its agricultural precepts, consists in the faithful picture which it delineates, of the manners, customs, and domestic life of the English farmer, and in the morality, piety, and benevolent simplicity which pervade the whole."-Dr. Drake's “Shakespeare and his Times."

"Such was the ancient farmer's year, which Tusser has described with wonderful spirit, even to the minutest detail, and such were the operations of husbandry that the boy Shakespeare would have beheld with interest amidst his native cornfields and pastures. '-Charles Knight, "William Shakespeare, a Biography."

3594 TUTCHIN (John) THE FOREIGNERS, a Poem. 1700. Folio, sewn

The author was a political writer, and was sentenced to be whipped by Jeffries.

2s 6d

3595 UDALL (J.) A New Discovery of Old Pontifical Practices for the Maintenance of the Prelates, etc. 1643. 4to, half bound

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3596 UNCLEANNESS CONSIDERED (The Nature of), wherein is discoursed of the Causes and Consequences of this Sin, and the Duties of such as are under the guilt of it, to which is added a Discourse concerning the Nature of Chastity, and the means of obtaining it. 1708. Engraved frontispiece, 8vo, old calf 15s 3597 UNIFORMITY.—Advice to a Friend, in a Letter written in Answer to this Quære, What do you think of the Act for Uniformity? 1662. 4to, half bound 4s

3598 VAUGHAN (Sir William, Author of "The Golden Fleece ") The Church Militant, historically continued from the yeare of our Saviour's Incarnation, 33, untill this present, 1640, by William Vaughan, Knight. 1640. FIRST EDITION, 12mo, old calf 150

An uncommon volume. In verse.

3599 VENNER (T.) Via Recta ad Vitam Longam or a plaine Philosophical demonstration of the Nature, faculties, and effects of all such things as by way of nourishment make for the preservation of health, etc., whereunto is annexed a necessary and compendious Treatise of the Famous BATHS OF BATHF. 1628. Small 4to, old vellum 7s 6d 3600 VERE (Sir Francis) THE COMMENTARIES OF SIR FRANCIS VERE, BEING DIVERSE PIECES OF SERVICE, WHEREIN HE HATH COMMAND, written by himself by way of commentary. Published by WILLIAM DILLINGHAM, D.D., Cambridge, 1657. Portraits, maps, and plates of battles (see reproduction), etc., small folio, fine copy, old calf, rebacked, with the arms of the Earl of Sandwich

3601 VERSTEGAN (R.) A RESTITUTION OF DECAYED INTELLIGENCE IN ANTIQUITIES concerning the most Noble and Renowned English Nation, by the Study and Travel of R. V. 1634. With numerous curious engravings, 4to, calf gilt, gilt edges £1 1s Nice copy of this most learned and curious book. The part relating to "The Antiquitie and Proprietie of the English Toung," ""The Etymologies of our Saxon Words and Proper Names," and of "The Surnames of our Ancient Families," is very interesting.

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Another edition. 1628. 4to, old calf

£1 18 Another copy, LARGE PAPER, corner of title mended and restored, mottled calf

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3604 VICARS (John) A LOOKING-GLASS FOR MALIGNANTS, or God's Hand against God Haters, a terrible and true relation of God's Wrath against Malevolent Malignants, together with a Caveat for Cowards and Unworthy Newters. John Rothwell, 1643. 4to, brown morocco £1 1s 3605

Another copy, sewn

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3606 VICARS (John) FORMER AGES NEVER HEARD OF AND AFTER AGES WILL ADMIRE, OR A BRIEF REVIEW OF THE MOST MATERIALL PARLIAMENTARY TRANSACTIONS, beginning November 3rd, 1640, wherein the Remarkable Passages. both of their Civil and Martiall Affaires are continued unto this present year. 1656. With very many exceedingly curious engravings, 4to, half calf fine copy (very rare) £4 43

"Published as a Breviary, leading all along successively, as they fell out in their severall years. So that if any man will be informed of any remarkable passage he may turne to the year and so see, in some measure, in what month thereof it was accomplished. For information of such as are altogether ignorant of the rise and progress of these times. A work worthy to be kept in record, and communicated to posterity."

Towneley's copy of this rare little work fetched 46 16s 6d. The engravings are very curious; one, representing the destruction of Cheapside Cross, is described as follows: "The 2 of May, 1043. Ye Crosse in Cheapside wass pulled down, a Troope of Horse and 2 Companies of Foote wayted to garde it, and at ye fall of ye tope crosse, dromes beat, trumpets blew, and multitudes of capes wayre throwne in ye ayre, and a great shoute of people with joy. Ye 2 of May the Almanake sayeth, was ye invention of ye crosse, and 6 day at night was the Leaden Popes burnt in the place where it stood, with ringinge of Bells and a great acclamation, and no hurt done in all these actions."

3607 VICARS (John) MISCHEEFES MYSTERIE, OR TREASON'S MASTERPIECE, THE POWDER PLOT, INVENTED BY HELLISH MALICE, prevented by Heavenly Mercy: truely related from the Latine of the learned and reverend DOCTOUR HERRING, translated and very much dilated by JOHN VICARS. E. Griffin, 1617. FIRST EDITION. curious woodcut engravings (see reproduction), the two parts, small 4to, brown morocco extra, rough gilt edges £5 5s

An exceedingly rare poetical volume, with interesting commendatory verses by Joshua Silvester, Thomas Salisbury, Thomas Braceley, Nathaniel Chamber, W. C., T. Knight, N. B., and R. P Besides the chief poem, it also contains several minor poems at end. It is priced in the "Bibliotheca Anglo-Poetica" (1816) at 6 6s.

3608 VILLON (Francis) THE POEMS OF MASTER FRANCIS VILLON OF PARIS, now first done into English Verse, in the original forms, by JOHN PAYNE. London, printed for the Villon Society, for private distribution, 1878. Woodcut, small 8vo, original vellum gilt, as issued £6 6s Very rare, only one hundred and fifty-seven copies printed. This first edition contains many poems left out of the later issue.

3609 VINCENT (Rev. Thomas) AN EXPLICATORY CATECHISM, or an Explanation of the Assembly's Shorter Catechism. Glasgow, 1744. 12mo, sprinkled calf extra, prettily tooled. rough gilt edges (very scarce) £1 4s 3610 VIRET (Peter) A VERIE FAMILIARE AND FRUITFUL EXPOSITION OF THE XII ARTICLES OF THE CHRISTIAN FAIETH, conteyned in the COMMUNE CREDE, called the APOSTLES' CREED, made in Dialogues, translated into Englishe. Imprinted at London by J. Day and W. Seres, N D. (1550). 12mo, Black Letter, woodcut borders round title (see reproduction), and woodcuts at back and last leaf, brown morocco antique, gilt edges £2 15s

3611 VIRGIL.-AN ESSAY upon two of VIRGIL'S ECLOGUES and Two Books of his ENEIS (if this be not enough), towards the Translation of the Whole, by JAMES HARRINGTON. 1658. Small 8vo, calf extra, gilt leaves, by ZAEHNSDORF £1 18s 3612 VIRGIL-GEORGICA VIRGILII CUM COMMENTO FAMILIARI (Colophon), Virgili Maronis super quattuor libros Georgicon una cum commento familiarissimo opus preclarum feliciter finit. Impressum Parisii, anno domini MCCCCXCV [1495]. Black Letter, capitals rubricated and woodcut on title, small 4to, corners of two leaves damaged at end, vellum £2 18s

A very scarce edition, with an early Paris imprint. Apparently unknown to Brunet.

3613 VIRGIL.-L'Eneide Di Virgilio del commendatore Annibal Caro. In Parigi, 1760. Portraits and beautiful full-page and vignette illustrations by Zocchi, 2 vols, 8vo, original french marbled calf gilt

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3614 VIRGIL-La Georgica Di Virgilio, Nuovamente Di Latina in Thoscana favella, par Bernardino Daniello Tradotta, e commentata. In Vinegia per Giovanni de Farri et frateli. Nell' anno 1545. Small 4to, old calf, from the Bunbury Library, with bookplate 10s