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First NIGHT’s SALE. Wednesday, April 12, 1758. OCTAVO & Infra.
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Bishop Lloyd of Church Government 1684 / Baxter’s Non-conformist’s Plea for Peace 1679 / The Jefuit’s Memorial 1690 -Gentleman’s Calling 1668 / Lively Oracles 1678
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Norden’s Penfive Man’s Practice 1636 / Palmer’s Memorials of Godlinefs and Christianity 1670 / Lloyd of Church Government 1684 / Studley’s Looking-Glass of Schifm 1634
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Waterland’s Sermons at Lady Moyer’s Lecture Camb. 1720 / Regis’s Discourse of the Yoke of Jesus Christ 1753 / The Ruffian Catechism 1725 / TRACTS. Kennet’s third Letter to the Bishop of Carlifle 1717 Earbery’s Admonition to Kennet / Review of Dr. Grey’s Defence of our Historians 1725 / Answer to Calamy’s Letter to Eachard 1718
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Tracts. / Calamy of Perfecution 1719 / History of King Killers, parts 2, 5. 1719 / Sayings of the Prefbyterian Preachers 1723 / And feverai other Tracts
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Tracts, / Case of Dr. Ayliffe 1716 / Cafe of the Patron and Rector of St. Andrew, Holborn 1722 / Account of the Family of Sacheverell 1710 Biffet’s Modern Fanatic, 3 Parts 1714 And other Tracts against Sacheverell
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Sermons by Webster, Collier, Boughen, Sacheverell, De Gols, Stanhope, Acres / Funeral Sermons by Hammond, Cambden, Evans, Parkhurst, Howe, Griffith / A dumb Speech, or a Sermon made, but no Sermon preached ac the Funeral of Mrs. Mary Overman, by Spencer 1646
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Tracts. / Bullock against Collins’s Scheme of Literal Prophecy 1728 / A Moral Proof of the Certainty of a Future State 1725 / Enquiry into the Origin of moral Evil 1 725 And other Tracts
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Trails. / Zachary Housel, his Affertions by Holy Scriptures, In Form of a Trial of the Prophets, Patriarchs, and Apostles 1697 / Toffanus’s Compendium of the Fathers and Schoolmen 1655 / Sir Roger Twisden of the Beginners of a Monastic Life 1661 / Whislon’s Vindication of the Sibylline Oracles 1715
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Tracts / The Grounds of the Roman Catholic Faith examin’d 1727 / Father Bridoul’s School of the Eucharist 1687 View of the Articles of the Protestant and Popish Faith 1735 and other Tracts
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Tracts. / History of the Archbishops of Canterbury, from Austin to Poole 1732 Sharpen’s Vindication of the Consecration of Archbishop Cranmer 1721 and other Tracts
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Tracts / Dr. Rentley’s State of Trinity College in Cambridge 1710 / The Univcrfity of Cambridge vindicated against Dr. Bentley 1710 / View of Dr. Bentley’s Letter / The Rights of Churches and Colleges defended 1731 and other Tracts
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Tracts / Critical History of the Lords Treasurers of England 1713 / Rymer’s Power of Parliaments 1715 / Selden of the Duello, or fxngle Combat And other Tracts.
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Tracts / Asgill’s Argument, proving that Man may be translated into eternal Life without faffing thro’ Death 1700 / Imitation of Mr. Afgill’s new Way óf Writing 1700 / The young Cobler of Gloucefter 1713 and other Tracts
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Tracts. / Essays concerning some Errors about the Creation, General Flood, and the peopling of the World; and on the Rife, Progrefs, and Destruction of Fables and Romances 1695 / Present State of Learning, Religion, and Infidelity in Great-Britain 1732 Nixon’s Prophecy 1719 / Cheshire Prophecy / Jones’s Sepulchral Inscriptions, Vol. 2. 1727 and other Tracts
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Trial of Sir Edward Moseley for a Rape 1647 / Ditto of Mervin Lord Audley 1699 / Barnard’s Cafe of Bp. Atherton 1710 / Case of Bp. Atherton against Dr. Barnard’s partial Account 1710 / and other Tracts
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Description of the World, with maps 1646 / Pocket Maps of the Roads of England / Tables of the Roads of England 1712 / A Collection of Almanacks
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Agatharchidis & Memnonis Opera, Gr & Lat. per Brettum Oxon. 1597 / Juliani Imper. Opera, Gr. & Lat. a Martinio Paris apud Duval. 1583 / Flaccius Illyr. de Translatione Imperii Romani ad Germanos Basil. 1566
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Vegetius de Re Militari Col. 1580 / Valtrinus de Re Militari Veterum Romanor. Col Agrip. 1597 / Contarenus de Frumentaria Romanor. Largitione Vesal. 1669
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Bellarrainus Card, de Scriptoribus Ecclesiasticis Lutet. ap. Seb. Cramoily 1617 / Numerus & Tituli Cardinalium, Archiepiscoparum, & Episc. Christianorum, Taxa & Valor Beneficiorum Regni Gallia, &r. Paris apud Galeotum a Prato 1545 and 2 more
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Rivii Historia Navalis Antiqua Lond.1633 / Burgi de Bello Suecico Comment. Leod. 1643 / Joao. Dunbarï Epigrammata Land. 1616
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Morioi Refutatio Libri de Prae-Adamitis Par.1656 Wake Rex Platonic us, five Musae regnantes Oxon. 1635 and 2 more
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An Anatemi, that is to say, a Parting in Paces of the Mass, by Chryste’s bumble Servant, Anthoni de Adamo 1556 / Ihon Calvyne, bis Treatife of Reliques, by Wythers, black letter, Lond. prynted by Rouland Hall 1561
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The ConfeJJyon of the Fayth of the Germaynes exhibited to the Emperor Charles V. An. 1530, translated by Rycharde Taverner, at the Commaundement of his Master, Mayster Thomas Cromwell, chefe Secretarie to the Kynge’s Grace, black letter, Lond. imprynted by me Rob. Redman, 1536 / A good and fruitful Exhortation unto the Famelie of Love, by Elidad, of the Famelie of the Love of Jesu Christ, Translated out of Bafe almayne, black letter
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The Lives of Saints, from the Spanish of Alfonso Villegas Doway 1615
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Hilarionis De Coste Vita S. Elisabethae Lusitaniae Reginae Lutet. apud Rob. Steph. 1626 / Bailly Histon Vitx R. Patris Edm. Augerii Par. 1652
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The Life of the Rev. Father Angel, of Joyeuse, Capucin Preacher, fometime Dake, Peer, and Marihal of France, with the Lives of Father Bennet, and Father Archangel Doway 1623 / St. Gregory’s Life and Miracles of St. Benedict 1638
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The Life and Miracles of St. Wenefrede 1713 / The Cafe of St. Winefred opened, by Dr. Bemardine Bambouzelberg 1713 / Richardfon of the Folly, Superstition, and Idolatry of Pilgrimages in Ireland Dublin 1727
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The Lyse of the most godly, valeant and noble Capteine and Maintener of the treav Christian Religion in Fraunce, Jasper Colignie Shatilion, somesyme greate Admiral of Fraunce, black letter, Lond, imprinted by Thomas Vautrollier 1576 / God’s Rebuke, in taking from us that worthy Gentleman Sir Edward Lewkenor, whose Christian Life is here recorded, by Tim. Oldmayne, with his Arms finely illuminated 1619
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The Life of Mr. Richard Baxter 1692 / Animadverlions on the Life of Baxter 1696 / Long’s Rebuke to Calamy, for abridging the Life of Baxter 1704 / Annesley’s Life of the Rev, Tho. Brand 1692 / Life of the Rev, Tho. Tregosse 1671 / Life of the Rev. Thomas Witfon 1672 / Barret’s Life of the Rev. Wil. Reynolds 1698
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Life of that old Disciple of Jesus Christ, Mr. Hanfard Knolleys 1692 / Bernard’s Life of Abp. Usher 1656 Life of Dr, Samuel Winter 1671 / Walton’s Life of Herbert 1670
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Whiston’s Life of Dr. Sam. Clarke 1730 Watts’s Life of Dr. Assheton 1714 / Life of Monf. Le Clerc 1712
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Life of Bishop Compton / Life of Abp. Scroop 1722 / Ditto of Bp. Curll 1712 / Passages in the Lite of Bifhop Kennet 1730 / Life of Bp. Burnet 1715 / Character of Ditto / Memoirs of Dr. Codex 1735
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/ of Sir Tho. More 1662 / Baily’s Life of Fisher, Bp. of Rochefter 1655 / Life of Cardinal Pole 1686
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Duck’s Life of Abp. Chichele 1699 / Character of Abp. Grindal 1718 / Memoirs of the Life and Times of Archbishop Tennison / Strype’s Life of Bp. Aylmer 1701
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Knight’s Life of Dr. John Collet 1724
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Lewis’s Life of Dr. Wicliffe 1720 / Spelman’s Life of Aelfred the Great, by Hearne Oxford 1709
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Lewis’s Life of Mayster Wyllyam Caxton 1737
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Life of Sir Wm. Dugdale / Charaaer of Sir John Fenwick 1697 Des Maizeaux’s Life of Toland 1722 Toland’s Nazarenus 1718
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/ of Wm. De la Pole, Duke of Suffolk 1714 / Ditto of Sir Robert Cockran 1734 / Ditto of Thomas Lord Cromwell 1715 / Theobald’s Life of Sir Walter Raleigh 1719 / Kennet’s Memoirs of the Family of Cavendish 1708 / Life of James Earl Stanhope 1721
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Burman’s Life of Ashmole 1717 / Nicolls’s Life of Ignatius Jurdain, Alderman of Exeter 1655 / Ley’s Religious Life of Mrs. Jane Ratcliffe, of Ches ter 1640 / Life of Thomas Savage, a Murderer 1669 Life of Mary Cook, ditto / Life of Turpin, 1739
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Aubrey’s Mifcellanies 1721 / Tracts, 2 vol. / Proceedings against Mr, Anthony a Wood 1714 / Inscuptions in the Diffenters Burying Ground 1717 / A Caveat against the Tories 1714 / Secret History of his Majesty’s Ship yard at Deptford 1717 / and other Tracts
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Mercurius Rusticus, or the Countryman’s Complaint against the Sectaries 1685 / The Frauds and Abuses of Dagenham-Breach 1717 / Aime for the Archers of St. George’s Fields, by Hanois, Bick, and others 1664
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More’s Relation of the Murders committed in the Parish of Clunne, in the County of Salop, by Enoch ap Evan, printed by Order of the House of Commons 1641 / Narrative of the Travels and Sufferings of Dan. King 1726 / Obfervations on the Dublin Bills of Mortality 1683 / Account of a Storm of Thunder, and Lightning, which fell at Richmond in Surry 1711 / Illingworth’s Account of the Man whofe Hands and tegs rotted off 1678 Ford’s Discourse of God’s Judgments, occafioned by the Foregoing 1678 / Narrative of the extraordinary Cure of Mrs. Elizabeth Savage, lame from her Birth, wrought in an Instant 1694 / Oliver’s Relation of an extraordinary sleepy Person 1719
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Spencer of Prodigies and vulgar Prophecies 1665 / The Dodrine of Devils 1676 / Cafaubon on Enthusiasm 1655
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A Dialogue of Witches, whom commonly they call Sorcerers, black Letter 1575 / The Trial of Maister Dorrell, for teaching Sommers and others to counterfeit Possission of Dwells 1599
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A Compleat History of Magick, Sorcery, and Witchcraft, 2 vol. 1715 / Naudaeus’s History of Magick, 1657 / Turner’s Notory Art of Solomon 1657
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A Discourse, proving from Scripture, Reason, and the best Authors, that there are Witches 1686 / The Opinion of Witchcraft vindicated 1670 / The Belief of Witchcraft vindicated 1712
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Scala Naturae; a Treatise proving from Nature and Scrip. ture the Existence of Good Genii, or Guardian Angels 1695 / The Speaking Raven, or wonderful Signs of wonderful Times 1691 / A True Relation of the Apparition that appeared at Mr. Jennings’s House in Hand-Alley, Holborn, for feveral Months 1717 / A Narrative of many surprizing Matters of Fact wrought by an evil Spirit, at the House of Farmer Smagge, in Essex 1709
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The Devil of Mascon Oxf 1679 / Prodigies and Apparitions, or England’s Warning Pieces, with cuts Relation of a Raven which utter’d feveral Expressions from off Wigmore Church Steeple in Herefordshire 1691 / Bacon’s (Nath.) Relation of the fearful Estate of Francis Spira 1662
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Bekker’s World bewitched 1695 / The Witch of Walkerne, or the History of Jane Wenham 1712
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Glanvil’s Evidence concerning Witches and Apparitions 1726 / Hutchinson’s Essay concerning Witchcraft 1718
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Bibliotheca Woodwardiana 1728 / The Library of Thomas Britton, Small-coal Man 1715 and several other Catalogues
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The Schoot of Abuse, containing a pie/aunt lnvective against Poets, Pipers, Platers, Jesters, and such like Caterpillers of Commowelth, by Stephen Gosson, dedicated to the right noble Gentleman, Master Philip Sidney, Esquier, black Litter, printed by Tho. Woodcocke 1579 / Thyestes of Seneca, by Jasper Heywood, black Letter, imprinted in the House late Tho. Berthelettes 1560
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The Praise of Yorkshire Ale, wherein is enumerated several Sorts of Drirks, with a Description of the Humours of most Sorts of Drunkards; in the Yorkshire Dialect 1685 / Nerves from Gravej ind, sent to Nobody, dedicated to Sir Nicholas Nemo, alias No-body, by Some-body 1604 / Love’s Kingdom, a Pastoral Tragi Comedy, by Richard Flecknoe 1664 Cotton’s Virgil Travestie 1717
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The Battailes of Crefcey and Poictiers, by Charles Aleyn 1633 / The History of King Henry VII. a Poem, by Ditto 1638 / The Praise of Yorkshire Ale 1697 / Cotton’s Virgil Travestie 1672
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Poems / Denham’s Cooper’s Hill 1709 / Stowe 1732 / South-Britain 1731 / Gold win’s Description of Bristol 1751 / Beaumont’s Bofworth-Field 1710 / Scasborough Miscellany / 1733 / Morgan’s Cynegetica 1720 / Brereton’s Epistle and Eclogues / Morrice’s Essay on the Poets 1712
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Plays. / Antiochus, The Invader of his Country, Polydus, The Triumph of Love & Honour, The Perjuror, Alexis’s Paradise, Scotch Figgaries and others
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Criticism, &c. Remarks on the Tragedy of Lady Jane Gray Complete Key to the What d’ye call it Defence of Sir Fopltng Flutter / Sewell’s Vindication of the Stage / The Art of Management, or Tragedy expelled / Various Scurrilities against Mr. Pope and his Friends
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Baxteri Gloffarium Antiquitatum Britannicarum, Lond. 1733 Mono-Syllaba 1s-landica a Jona Bogrmun colecta Upsal. 1676 / Gazophylacium Anglicanum; the Derivation of English Words, 1689, and 2 more
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Lawrence’s Discourse of Subterraneal Cockle, Muscle, and Oyster Shells 1664 / Boyle on the Origin and Virtues of Gems 1672 / Johnfon Mercurius Botanicus, five Plantarum Defcriptio, Land. 1634. / Du Pile’s Dialogue upon Colouring 1712.
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The Man-Midwife his Legacy to his Daughter, 1664 / Aibertus Magnus de Secrecis Mulierum, Lngd. 1560 / Stenonis Myologiae Specimen, Amst. 1669
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Rowzee’s Queen’s Wells, or the Virtues of Tunbridge Water 1671 / Eyre’s Account of Holt Waters 1731 / Account of the Healing Spring in Willowbridge-Park, Staf-fordshire / Differtation on Mineral Springs, particularly those of Scarborough 1735 / Underhill of the Bristol Hot-Well Water 1703 / Johnsoni Thermae Batbonicae Lond. 1634 / Grew’s Nature of the bitter purging Salt 1697
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Whifton’s Theory of the Earth 1696 / Keill’s Examination of Whifton’s and Burnet’s Theories, Oxf. 1698 / Edwards’s Remarks on Whifton’s Theory 1697 / Whiston’s / Vindications of his Theory 1698 and 1700
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Woodward’s Natural History of the Earth 1695 / Examination of Woodward’s Account of the Deluge, &c. 1697 / Harris’s Remarks on Woodward’s Natural History 1697
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Robinson’s Obfervations on the Natural History of the World of Matter and the World of Life 1696 Ray’s Physico-Theological Discourses 1693
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Barneet’s Archaelogicae Philosophicae Eng. / St. Clair’s Consutation of the Abyffinian PhilofSophy,or Telluris Tbeoria, neither facred, nor agreeable to Reafon 1697 / Pererius’s Vanity of Star-gazing, by Enderbie, 1661 / Account of a Storm of Thunder and Lightning, which fell at Richmond 1711 / Whiston’s Account of a surprizing Meteor 1719
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Traite d’Horlogiographie,par Dom Pierre, avec fig. / Whiston and Ditton on the Longitude 1714 / Price’s Design for a Bridge at Westminfter 1735, and three more.
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History of mod Manual Arts 1661 / The Compleat Collier, or the Art of working Coal-Mines 1708 / Tracts on the Exravagant Price of Coals 1729 / Williams’s View of the Advantages arifing to the Company of the Mineral Masusactures at Neath 1720 / Advantages of the Fishery to Great Britain 1719.
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Description of the Mines in Cardiganshire, with cuts / Perfect Directons for all English Gold, now current in the Kingdom 1633 / Lowndes’s Essay for the Amendment of Silver Coins 1695 / Holt’s Treatise of Artificial Stone 1730.
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Explanation of the famous Glass-Work, or painted Windows in the Church at Gouda, Goud. 1718 / Explication du Magnisique Vitrage de l’Eglise de St. Jean a Gouda, Goud. / Explanation of the Painting at Greenwich Hospital, Fr. & English / Inventaire des Corps Saints, & Tombcaux des Rois dans l’Eglise S. Denys, Paris 1682 / Do Paris 1713 / Les Raretez dans l’Eglise de S. Denys, ib. 1715.
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Wheeler’s Account of the Churches of the Primitive Chris tians, with cuts, 1689 / Nicholas Flammel his Exposi tioa of the Hieroglyphical Figures which he caused to be painted in St. Innocent’s Church Yard in Paris / Artephius his fecre: Booke of the bleffed Stone called the Philosopher’s 1624 / Bishop Barlow’s Cafe concerning Images and Paintings in Churches 1714 / Letter to Bishop Gibson, concerning his taking down a Picture in St. Clement Danes 1725 / Proceedings against Henry Sherfield, Efq; &c. in the Star-Chamber in 1632, for defacing Images in a Parish Church.
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Sir Tho. Browne’s Posthumous Works, with cuts, 1712. / Do Tracts 1684 / Do of Urne-Burial, with the Garden of Cyrus 1658.
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The Poll for the County of Kent 1734 / Do for Bucks 1727 / Ditto for Essex 1715 / Ditto for Middlesex 1705 / Ditto for London 1710 / Ditto for Southwark 1714 / Catalogue of the Mayors, Bailiffs, and Sheriffs of Vork, from the time of K. Edward I. 1715.
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Walkeley’s Catalogues of the Nobility 1630, 1635, 1652 Pawley’s ditto 1661, 1662 / Taylor’s Ditto 1653 / Lifts of the Parliaments 1640 to 1656 ineluf. / Ditto of the Pretended Parliament at Oxford 1643 / Catalogue of the Nobility and Gentry who compounded for their Estates 1655 / Several Lifts of Parliaments, in the reigns of Queen Anne, King George I. and King George II. / Philips’s Account of the Peers and Peereffes created by King George I. &c. 1724 / Inquiry into the Manner of creating Peers 1719
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Ashmole’s Hill, of the Order of the Garter, cuts, 1715 / Dawson’s Memoirs of St. George, and of the Order of the Garter 1715 / Willis’s Notitia Parliamentaria 1715
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Treatise of the Nobility of the Realm 1642 / A Synopfis of Heraldry, cuts, 1682 / Introduction to Heraldry Caliope’s Cabinet open’d, wherein Gentlemen may be informed how to adorn themfelves for Funerals, Feastings, &c. by Salter 1665 / The Question of Honour and Arms, Whether Apprenticrship extinguishetb Gentry? 1674
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Kent’s Grammar of Heraldry, with the arms colour’d 1716 Kent’s Abridgment of Guillim’s Heraldry, vol. 2. 1728 / Gibbon’s Essay to a more correal blason 1682
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Mainwaring’s Legitimacy of Amicia, Daughter of Hugh Cyveliok, Earl of Chester 1679 / Pezron’s Antiquities of Nations, more particularly the Celtae, by Jones 1706
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The Charter of Romney Marsh, black letter 1597 / Magna Carta, black letter imprinted by me Robert Redman 1534
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The Order of the Hospitals of King Henry VIII. and Edward VI. black letter 1557 / Account of the Foundation of the Royal Hofpital near Dublin 1713 / Bernard’s Guide to Grand Jury Men 1627 / Blount’s Antient Tenures of Land, and Jocular Customs of some Manors 1679
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Howes’s Abridgment of the English Chronicle, black letter 1618 / Mundy’s Chronicle, black letter, imperfect.
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Stow’s Summary of the Chronicles of England, black letter 1604 / An Abridgment of Grafton’s Chronicle, black letter, imprinted by Richard Tottyll 1582
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Description of France 1700 / De la Crofe’s Description of France / Description of Paris 1687 / A Criticism on the City of Paris and the French 1708
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Bishop Burnet’s Travels 1686 / Lord Molefworth’s Account of Denmark 1694 Robinson’s Account of Sweden 1711
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Vansleb’s Voyage to Egypt 1678 / Voyage d’Angleterre, par Sorbiere, 1666 / Sprat’s Observations on Sorbiere’s Voyage 1665
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Wotton’s History of Rome, cuts, 1701 / Sir William Temple’s Memoirs 1602
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Welden’s Court and Character of King James 1650 / An fwer to Ditto 1650 / History of the first 14 years of King James I. 1692 / Lilly’s Histary of K. James I. and Charles I. 1715
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Argumentum Anti-Normannicum 1682 / Court and Chraracter of King James 1650 / Cantrel of the Baptism of King Charles I. 1716 / Bofcobcl 1680
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Langhorne’s Introdu&ion to the Hittory of England 1676 / Heylin’s Help to English History 1641 / Howard’s
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Treatise of the Nobility of the Realm 1642 / A Synopsis of Heraldry, cuts, 1682 / Introduction to Heraldry Caliope’s Cabinet open’d, wherein Gentlemen may be informed how to adorn themselves for Funerals, Feastings, &c. by Salter 1665 / The Question of Honour and Arms, Whether Apprenticship extingisheth Gentry? 1674
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Kent’s Grammar of Heraldry, with the arms colour’d 1716 Kent’s Abridgment of Guillim’s Heraldry, vol. 2. 1728 / Gibbon’s Essay to a more correct blason 1682
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Mainwaring’s Legitimacy of Amicia, Daughter of Hugh Cyveliok, Earl of Chester 1679 / Pezron’s Antiquities of Nations, more particularly the Celtae, by Jones 1706
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The Charter of Romney Marsh, black letter 1597 / Magna Carta, black letter, imprinted by me Robert Redman 1534
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The Order of the Hospitals of King Henry VIII. and Edward VI, black letter 1557 / Account of the Foundation of the Royal Hospital near Dublin 1713 / Bernard’s Guide to Grand Jury Men 1627 / Blount’s Antient Tenures of Land, and Jocular Customs of some Manors 1679
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Howes’s Abridgment of the English Chronicle, black letter 1618 Mundy’s Chronicle, black letter, imptrfect.
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Stow’s Summary of the Chronicles of England, black letter 1604 / An Abridgment of Grafton’s Chronicle, black letter, imprinted by Richard Tottyll 1582
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Description of France 1700 / De la Crofe’s Description of France / Description of Paris 1687 / A Criticism on the City of Paris and the French 1708
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Bishop Burnet’s Travels 1686 / Lord Molesworth’s Account of Denmark 1694 / Robinson’s Account of Sweden 1711
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Vansleb’s Voyage to Egypt 1678 / Voyage d’Angleterrc, parSorbiere, 1666 Sprat’s Observacions on Sorbierc’s Voyage 1665
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Wotton’s History of Rome, cuts, 1701 / Sir William Temple’s Memoirs 1692
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Welden’s Court and Character of King James 1650 / Answer to Ditto 1650 / History of the first 14 years of King James I. 1693 / Lilly’s Hillary of K. James I. and Charles I. 1715
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Argumentum Anti-Normannicum 1682 / Court and Character of King James 1650 / Cantrel of the Baptism of Hing Charles I. 1716 / Boscobol 1680
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Langhorne’s Introduction to the History of England 1676 Heylin’s Help to English History 1641 Howard’s Life of King Richard II. 1681 / L. Falkland’s Hist. of King Edward II. 1680
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Catalogas Librorum Mfcriptorum in Biblioth.Tenisoniana & Dugdaliana, Oxon 1692 Arnoldi Induce Bibliothecac Norimbergensis Memorabilia, cum fig. Norimb. 1674 / Catalogues of the Rarities in the University of Leyden, Eng. Lat. & Fr. Leyden 1691
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A Catalogue of Fossils found in different Parts of Kent / Folkes’s Table of English Gold Coins 1736 / Catalogue of the Pictures, Antiquities, Coins and Medals of Edward E. of Oxford 1742 / Aethiopic, Syriae, &c. Characters; with Part of a Manuscript Letter from the learned Mr. James Merrick, touching the same.
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Academiae Oxonienfis Notitia, Oxon. 1665 / Iter Australe, a Reginensibus, Oxon. An. 1658 Expeditum Oxoniam Poema, Authore, F. V. Oxon. 1667 / Hobbes de Mirabilibus Pecci, Lond. 1675
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The Cafe of Glocester Hall, in Oxf. rectifying Dr. Woodroffe / The Privileges of the University of Oxford, in point of Vifitation 1647 / Vindication of the Honour of the English Clergy and Univerfities, against a Pamphlet called Mrs. Abigail 1703 / Ditto of Dr. Arthur Burt, Rector of Exeter College 1690 / Touching the Statutes of the Univerfity of Cambridge 1727 / Cafe of Mr. Hotham, Fellow of Peter-House 1651 / Petition and Argument of Ditto 1651
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Palmer’s History of Printing, the first four Numbers 1729 / Catalogue of English Printers from 1471 to 1600 / Ditto of the 17th and prefent Century, Ms. by Mr. Steele The Universal Historical Bibliotheque, 3 Numb. 1686 / Bibliotheca Literaria, a Collection of Inscriptions, Medals, &c. 1722, and other Trails.
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The Life and Negociations of Card. Wolsey, composed by his Gentleman Usber 1641 / Life of Pope Alex. 7. 1667 Ditto of Cowper, Bishop of Galloway Ditto of Bishop Sanderson 1665 / Ditto of Henry Cornish, B. D. 1699 / Joan. Gravii Vita, per Smith 1699
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Papers relating to the Navigation of the River Lea 1734 / A Design for bringing a navigable River from Rickmansworth to St. Giles’s in the Fields 1720 / Mace’s Difcocrse concerning the High-ways of England 1675 / Lediard’a Plan for opening the Streets. &c. to and from Westminster Bridge 1738
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Peacham’s Graphice, or the most ancient Art of Drawing and Limning 1712 / The Geometry of Lands kips and Paintings 1690 / Blount’s Art of making Devises 1650
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Miller’s Compleat Modellist 1676 / Pemble’s introduction to Geography Oxf. 1630 / Instructions for making Observations in all Parts of the World 1696
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Hooke’s Description of Helioscopes, and other Instruments 1676 / Hookers Comet a & Microscopxum 1678 / Electrical Experiments made at Paris 1746
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Warren’s Geologia; a Discourse concerning the Earth before the Deluge 1690 / Ditto Defence of Ditto 1690 / Reflexions on Ditto 1692 / Confiderations on Burnet’s Theory of the Earth 1693 / Restections on the Theory of the Earth 1699
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Partridge’s Treatise of Astrology 1693 / Gaule’s MagAstro-Mancer, or the Magical-Astrological Diviner pofed and puzzled 1652
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Tull’s Horse-houghing Husbandry 1731 / Houghton’s Letters On Husbandry and Trade 1681
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Hartlib’s Discourse of Husbandry used in Brabant and Flanders 1605 / Markham’s Inrichment of the Weald of Kent 1636 / Taylor’s Common Good; or the Improvement of Commons, Forrests and Chaces, by Inclofure 1652
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Fitzherbert’s Husbandry, black letter, wants the title / A Book of Husbandry, black letter, imperfect
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Webster’s History of Metals 1671
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Blair’s Description of all the Bones of an Elephant 1711 / An An Anatomical Account of the Elephant accidentally burnt in Dublin 1681 / Mead Oratio Harveiana, cum Nummis, Lond. 1724
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Heylin’s State of France 1656 / Contareno’s Common-Wealth of Venice, 1599 / Trails. Sprat’s Account of Blackhead’s and Young’s forged Association, 1693, and 0 ther Tracts
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Enquiry into the Detection of the Murder of the Earl of Essex 1684 / Essex’s Innocency and Honour vindicate ed I600 / Paulden’s Account of the taking of Pontefract Castle 1719 / History of the Succeffion of the Crown of England 1690, and other Tracts
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Copy of the Poll for Middlefex 1705 / Dito for London 1713 / Ditto for Wilts 1705 / Ditto for London 1722 / Ditto for Cambridgeshire 1722, and others
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Magna Britannia & Hibernia, several Numbers of, 1730
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Stukeley’s Palaegraphia Britannica, with cuts, 1743 / Tindal’s History of Essex, 2 numb. / Descripcion of the City of Norwich 1712 / Chapman’s Description of Bath 1673 / Widmore’s Enquiry into the first Foundation of Westininster Abbey 1743
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Dale’s History and Antiquities of Harwich and Dovercourt, with cuts, 1732
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Lewis’s History and Antiquities of the Isle of Tenet, 1723, with manuscript additions and tables, by Mr. Steele
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Lambarde’s Perambulation of Kent, black letter, imperfect / Kilburne’s Survey of Kent
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Norden’s Description of Middlesex and Hertfordshire 1723
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Norden’s Description of Cornwall, with cuts, 1728
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Carew’s Survey of Cornwall, 1723
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Stow’s Annals of England, black letter, a fine copy 1605
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Lhoyd’s Historie of Cambria, now called Wales, by Powel, dedicated to Sir Philip Sydney, black letter, very fair and gilt on the leaves 1584
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POEMS. / Windsor-Forest, of Taste, One Thousand Seven Hundred and Thirty-Eight, 2 Satires, and others, by Mr. Pope / Description of Bath / Oxfordshire / Greenwich Hill, by Manning 1697 / Verses to the Memory of Sir Theod. Janssen / The Queen of Arragon, a Tragi-Comedy 1640
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Copy of the Poll for the County of Bedford 1705 / Ditto for Northampton 1705 / Ditto for Surrey 1710, and other tracts
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The Cafe of James Percy Claymant to the Earldom of Northumberland 1685 / The Claim,Pedigree, and Proceedings of Ditto 1680, and other papers relating to the soid Claim / The King and Queen against Charles Knowles, otherwise Earl of Banbury 1716 / The Counsels of Banbury’s Case relating to her Marriage 1696 / Remonstrance of the Grievances of Sir William Courten, and Sir Paul Pyndar 1680 / Carew’s Title of Jeremy Elwes, Efq; &c. to feveral Manors, &c. in Worcester and Glouceiter 1659 / The Duke of Wharton’s Speech in the Cafe of Bishop Atterbury 1723
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Smith’s Art of Painting 1692 / Considerations on Warren’s Theory of the Earth 1691
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Trial of Colonel Chartres, for a Rape 1730 / Trial of Mr. Lyddel for carrying on a Criminal Conversation with Lady Abergavenny 1730 / Captain Newy’s Case 1700 / Case of the Company of Grocers 1680, and other tracts
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Enquiry relating to the Right of his Majesty’s. Royal Chapel, and the Privilege of his Servants within the Tower 1728 / The Case of the Earl of Stamford, relating to the Wood cat in Endfieid Chace 1701 / Ditto with a Plan of the Chace 1701 / The Earl of Oxford’s Answer to the Articles of Impeachment exhibited againfit him / Present State of New-England, with respect to the Indian War 1675 and other Tracts
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Ogilby’s Relation of K. Charles lid’s Entertainment passing through London 1661 / The Order of the Installation of Prince George of Denmark, and others 1684 / Ditto of Henry Duke of Norfolk, and others 1685 / The Ceremonial of the Reception of K. George I. upon his first Arrival from Holland / Funeral Procession of the Duke of Marlborough / The Form of the Coronation of K. George II and Queen Caroline, acted at Hamburgh, with cuts / The Triumphs of London 1698
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Account of the Contest between the Adventurers of Bedford-Level 1663 / Bill to make the River Kennet navigable from Reading to Newbury / The Church’s 11th Perfection 1681 / Gifts belonging to the Parish of St. George the Martyr, Southwaik / Proceedings against the Vice Chancellor, &c. of Cambridge, for refuting a Degree to a Monk, without taking the Oaths 1689 / The Birth and burning of the Image called S. Michael 1681 / State of Bromley-College in Kent / Cafe of the Inhabitants of Croydon, concerning the Extortions of their Vicar, Dr. Clewcr 1673
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Drury-House truly represented 1657 / The Descent of Catharine Knyvet, and Claim to the Barony of Berners / Copy of a Jury taken before Judge Dodderidge at Huntingdon Affiuzes 1619 / A General Bill by the Parish Clerks 1665 A perfect Account of seven dread ful Vistations on London, with the Numbers that died every Week A List of the Command of Algernoun Percy, Earl of Northumberland, General and Admiral in 1640
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Sibbald’s Roman Monuments and Antiquities in Scotland, with cuts Edinb. 1707 / Sibbald’s History of the Sheriffdoms of Fife and Kiaross Edinb. 1710
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The Antiquities of Middlefex, 2 Numbers 1706 / History and Antiquities of Essex, No. I. / A New Description of England and Wales, No. I. / An Inscrip. tion to the Honour of Crato / Chishull Inscriptio Sigea Lond. 1721
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Leycester’s Antiquities of Great-Britain and Ireland, with particular Remarks concerning Cheshire 1673, with two Manuscript Indexes, the one of Persons, the other of Places, by Mr. Steele
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Dart’s History and Antiquities of the Cathedral Church of Canterbury, with cuts 1726
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Leigh’s Natural History of Lancashire, Cheshire, and the Peak in Derbyshire, with cuts Oxf. 1700
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Blomefield’s Topographical History of Norfolk, 2 vol. 1745
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Monnipenny’s Summary of the Scots Chronicles, Edinb. 1682 / Buchanani Rerum Scoticarum Historia Edinb. 1700 / Johnilon’s History of Scotland, during the Minority of K. James 1646 Memoirs of the Reltoration of K.James L of Scotland Modern Account of Scotland
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Batteley Antiquitates Rutupinae Oxon. 1711 / Triveti Annalium Continuatio, per Hall Oxon. 1722 / Musgrave Antiquitatum Britanao-Belgicarum, Vol. 4. 1720
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Davies’s ancient Rites and Monuments of the Cathedral Church of Durham 1672 / The Legend of St. Cuthbert, with the Antiquities of the Church of Durham 1663
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Southouse’s Monasticon Favershamiense, or Survey of the Monastery of Faversham 1671 / Memoirs of the Antiquities of Great.Britain, relating to the Reformation, &c. with cuts 1723
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Gale’s History and Antiquities of Winchefter Cathedral, with cuts 1715 / Hist. aad Antiquities of Rochester Cathedral 1723
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Abingdon’s Antiquities of Worcester Cathedral 1723 / Thomae Antiquitates Prioiatus majoris Malverne Lond. 1725
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Hist. and Antiquities of Salisbury Cathedral, and the Abbey Church of Bath 1719
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Willis’s History of the mitred Abbies, 2 vol, 1718
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General History of Highways 1712 / Description of the Diocese of Norwich 1735 / Restections in a Journey from London to Norwich and Cambridge 1711 / Survey of the County of Devon 1740
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Remarks on the City of St. Andrews 1728 / Butcher’s Survey and Antiquity of Stamford, and Bedwell’s Description of Tottenham High Croffe 1717 / Journey from London to Scarborough
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Verstegan’s Antiquities 1673 / The History of the Picts, by Sir James Balfour, Edinb. 1706
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Childrey’s Rarities of England, Scotland and Wales 1662 with a Manuscript Table by Mr. Steele / Joffelyn’s New England’s Rarities, with cuts 1672
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Pointer’s Britannia Romana, or the Roman Antiquities of Britain 1724 / Pointer’s Account of a Roman Pavement at Stunsfield in Oxfordshire Oxf. 1711 Salmon’s Survey of the Roman Antiquities in some of the midland Counties of England 1726
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Powel’s History of Wales, by Wynne 1697
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Goidott of Bath, and the Hot Waters there, with cuts 1676 / Coroparison between London and Rome 1706 / Account of fome Roman Antiquities found near Bishopfgate 1723
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Salmon’s Survey of England, 8 Numbers 1728
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Miller’s Account of the University of Cambridge 1717 Hisftory and Description of the Isle of Man 1745
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Newton’s History and Antiquities of Maidstone 1741 / Memoirs of Monmouthshire 1708
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Torr’s Antiquities of York City 1719 Wright’s Antiquities of Hallifax 1738 Bently’s tiallifax, and it’s Gibbet Law 1708
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Gent’s History of the Loyal Town of Rippon, with cuts 1733 / Gent’s History of the Royal and beautiful Town of Kingston upon Hull, with cuts 1735
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Erdeswicke’s Survey of Staffordshire 1723 / Congreve’s Scheme for a Navigable Communication between the Rivers Trent and Severn 1717 / Butcher and Bedwell’s Survey and Antiquity of Stamford and Tottenham High-Cross 1717
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Robinfon’s Natural History of Westmoreland and Cumber-Irnd 1709 / Izacke’s Antiquities of Exeter, with the Arms 1681
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158
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Risdon’s Survey of Devonshire, 2 vol. 1714
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Ashmole’s Antiquities of Berkshire, 3 vol. 1719
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Aubrey’s Natural History and Antiquities of Surrey, 5 vol. large Paper 1717
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Rawlinson’s English Topographer, L.P. 1729 / Norden’s Northamptonshire, L. P. 1718 / History of Sir John Perrotr, L. P. 1728
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Survey of a Difcourfe concerning Ecclesiastical Polity. 1669 / Discoursc of Ecclesiastical Polity 1671 / Filmer’s natural Power of Kings 1685 / Locke on Government 1690
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The Intelligencer / Whittel’s wonderful Providences and unparalleled Sacceffes of King William III 1695 / Neoporti Votum coadidum 1669 / History of Cardinal Ximenes / Caesarion 1685
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TRACTS, 2 vol. James’s Apologie for and Life of John Wicklife, very scarce, Oxf. 1608 / Cyprian Valera of the Lives of the Popes, and their Doctrine, with his Treatise of the Made, also a Swarm of False Miracles, wherewith Marie de la Visuacion. Prioresse de la Annuntiada of Lisbon, deceived very many; and how the was discovered and condemned, from the Spanish 1600 / Bell’s Tryal of the New Religion 1608 / Ley’s Disputations concerning Matters of Religion 1658 / Baynes’s Diocesan’s Tryal 1621 / A fair Warning to take heed of the Scottish Discipline 1649 / Baylie’s Anfwer to Ditto / The Sabbath’s Sanctification 1641 / Rutherford’s Disputation against pretended Liberty of Conscience 1649 / and other Tracts
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Prideaux’s Doctrine of the Sabbath 1634 / Penry’s History of Coran, Dathah and Abiram 1609 / God’s Love to Mankind, difproving his absolute Decree for their Damnation 1633 / A Curry-Combe for a Coxe-Combe, or Purgatories Knell / Memorable Examples of God’s Judgments upon Sabbath-Breakers / N. B. This Tract seems to be levelled chiefly at the Booke of Sportes / The Fiery Tryal of God’s Saints, with cuts, 1612, and other Tracts
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The Execution of Justice in England, for Maintenance of publique and Christian Peace, against certeine Stirrers of Sedition, &c. by Sir William Cecyll Lord Burghley, very scarce, imprinted 1583 / A Discoverie of the Treafons practifed and attempted against the Queenes Majestic and her Reame, by Francis Throckmorton, 1584 / A true and plain Declaration of the horrible Treafons, practifed by William Parry the Traitor, with his Life, black letter, 1584
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Norfolk Furies, and their Foyle, under Kett, their accursed Captaine; with a Description of the famous City of Norwich, and a Catalogue of the feveral Governours thereof from the Dayes of King Edred, with the Succession of the Bishops, &c. by Rich. Woods, from the Latine of Alex. Mevili 1693 / The Catalogue of the Bishops Mayors. and Sheriffs, continued to 1702, by Mr. Steele, Ms.
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A Declaration of the Demeanor and Carnage of Sir Walter Raleigh, as well in his Voyage, as in, and sitbence his Returne; and of the true Motives and Inducements which occasioned his Majestie to proceed in doing Justice upon him, as hath bene done 1618
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The old, old, very old Man; or the Age and long Life of Thomas Par, &c. by John Taylor 1635 / A true Description of his Majejlie’s Royal Ship, built this Yeare 1637, at Wooll-witch in Kent, to the great Glory of our English Nation, and not paraleld in the whole Christian World 1637
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De Sepultura, by Sir Henry Spelman 1641 / Reges, Regime, Nobiles, & alii in Ecclefia B. Petri Westmonast, Sepulti. lond. l600. embellished with three different Views of the Abbey, finely engraved / Spelman of Tithes 1646 / Tooker of the Fabrique of the Church and Church-Men’s Livings 1604
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A Replye to an Answere made by Masler Docter Whitegiste, againste the Admonition to the Parliament, by T. Cartwrighte, black letter, no date Discourse of the State Ecclesiastical of this Kingdom, in relation to the Civil 1634. / Coke’s little Treatise of Baile and Maineprize, black letter, 1637
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An Harborowe for faithful and true Subjectes,againsi the late blowne Blaste, concerning the Government of Women; imprinted at Strasborowe 1559 / Robert Earle of Essex his Ghost, sent from Elizian, to the Nobility, Gentry, and Communaltie of England, printed in Paradise 1624 / A Discovery of infinite Treasure, hidden since the World’s Beginning 1639 / Hey wood’s Actor’s Vindication / The Solemnities at the Entrance of King James I. 1603 Ben. Johnfon his Panigyre, on the happie Entrance of King James I. 1603 / The Entertainment of the Queene and Prince at Lord Spencer’s at Althrope, by Ditto 1603
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Fourteen Tracts, enumerating the Hardships and Sufferings of the Quakers, from 1658 to 1706
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The Baroness Burial, a Funeral Sermon at the Solemnitie of Sir Edward Seymour’s Burial, by Barnaby Potter 1613 / Samuel’s Funeral, a Sermon preached at the funeral of Sir Anthonie Cope, by Rob. Harris 1626, and 11 more Funeral Sermons, by Neesham, Bernard, Ashe, Clark, Lloyd, Laxton, Hammat, Wright, Hornecke, Vincent.
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Second NIGHT’s SALE. Thursday, April 13. Brinsley, Cockburn, Reynolds, Sharpe, Wal’er, Tillotson
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Thirty-four scarce Tracts, printed between 1640 and 1650. Among many others, equally curious, are the following / The Declaration of John Pym, Efq; upon the whole Matter of the Charge of High Treafon against Thomas Earl of Strafford 1641 / A Certificate trom Northamptonshire touching fcancalous Ministers, &c. 1641 / Cheapside Croffe censured and condemned, 1641 / Mercurius Britannicus, or the English Intelligencer; A Tragi. Comedy, at Paris, acted with great Applause 1641 / A Relation of the Beginnings and Proceedings of the Rebellion in the County of Cavan, &c., by Hen. Jones 1642 / A Remonstrance touching Ireland, dedicated to Master Lenthall, Esq; Speaker, 1642 The first Century of fcandalous, malignant Priests, made and admitted into benefices by the Prelates 1643 / A Letter from Mercurius Civieus to Mercurius Rusticus 1643 / An Ordinance of Parliament, for the utter demolishing and taking away of all Monuments of Superstition or Idolatry 1643 A Declaration of the Commons, concerning the Grand Rebellion in Ireland 1643 / A Narrative of the Discase and Death of that noble Gentleman John Pym, Esq; attested under the Hands of his Physicians, Chyrurgions and Apothecary 1643 Vickars’s Looking-Glass for Malignants 1643 / The Razing of the Record against Culmer, 1644 / Culmer’s Cathedral News from Canterbury, 1644 / Edwards’s Gangraena, against the Sectaries 1646 / England’s Warning by Germany’s Woe 1646 / History of the Anabaptists in High and Low Germany 1647 / The Form of Church Government to be ufed in England, and Ireland 1648 / An Impeachment of High Treason against Oliver Cromwell, and his Son-in-law Henry Ireton, by Col. Lilburn 1649 A Fiery Flying Roll 1649 / Digitus Dei, or God’s Justice upon Treachery and Treafon, exemplified in the Duke of Hamilton / The Lawfulness of obeying the prefent Government 1640 The true Leveller’s Standard advanced 1649 / Culmer’s Dean and Chapter News from Canterbury 1649
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Twenty three scarce Tracts, from 1650 to 1660 inclusive. Among which are the following. Inclosure thrown open; or Depopulation depopulated; not by Spades and Mattocks, but by the Word of God, the Laws of the Land, and solid Argument?, by Halhead 1650 / Berkshire’s Agent’s humble Addrefs to the Commissioners for compounding, byCheeseman 1651 / Mr. Love’s Cafe, 1651 / Christmas, the Christian’s grand Feast; it s Original, Growth. &c. also pf Eatter, Whitsontide, &c. &C. by Mocket 1651 / Mercuriut Cambro-Britannicus, or Newes from Wales 1652 / Orders, &c for the better Government of the Hofpical of St. Bartholomew / Orders enabled for Orphans and their Portions 1580 / A Discourse of the laudable Customs of London 1652 / The Plots of Jesuits, how to bring England to the Roman Religion 1653 / Alimony arraigned, wherein are set forth the unheard-of Practises and Villa nies of lewd and defamed Women, in Order to feparate Man and Wife 1654 / Inquisitio Anglicana. by Sadler 1650 / Vavasor Powell’s impartial Trial 1654 / Killing no Murder / Killing is Murder 1657 / Killing is Murder and no Murder 1657 / A Remedy against Uncleanness, or Queries concerning Polygamy, dedicated to Oliver Cromwel 1658
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Tracts, by Lodowick Muggleton, viz. Answer to Isaac Pennington 1669 / Letter to Robert Pierce, concerning the Holy Ghost / The Acts of the Witnesses of the Spirit 1699 / Joyful News from Heaven, proving the Soul’s Mortality; of the Vanity of Dreams; of the Soul’s Sleeping in the Duftj true Worihip discover’d; Description of Heaven and Hell, &c. 1658
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The Churche’s 11th Persection 1641 / Cafe of the afflicted Clergy / A Letter concerning the Sufferings of the Episcopal Clergy in Scotland 1691 / A Parish Looking-Glass for Persecutors of Minirters / Don Quixote Redjvivus encountering a Barn’s-Door 1673 / Lowth’s Letter to Stillingsteec 1687 / Answer to ditto and other Tracts
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Prynne against Prelacy 1641 / History of the Church of Great Britain 1679 / Bishop Lake’s Sermons, preached at St. Paul’s Cross, and elsewhere 1641
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Saddington’s Prospective Glass for Saints and Sinners 1673 / Foxes and Fire-brands 1680 / Papal Tyranny, as it was exercised for some Ages over England, by Da Moulin 1674 / Account of the feveral Advances the Church of England hath made towards Rome, by ditto 1680 / Narrative of the Discovery of a College of Jesuits at Come in Herefordshire 1679 / The EnglidhPrelates practising the Methods of the Jesuits 1661 / ’Several Tracts against the Fanatics / and other Tracts
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A Rope for Pol, or a Hue and Cry after Marchmort Nedham the Scurrilous News-Writer 1660 / Room for the Cobier of Ghucester and his Wife .1668 / Trial of Sir Henry Vane 1662 / An Act for preventing and suppressing Fires in London 1668 / The Fureral Solemnities performed to honour the Memory of Marshal Turenne 1675 / The Perfections of the English Language defended and asserted 1644 / Proceedings at Law between Lord Gerard of Brandon, and Alex. Fitton, Esq; 1663 / Istleworth-Syon’s Peace 1657 and other T racts
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Middleton’s Letter from Rome 1733 / Archbishop Parker’s Prophecy 1715 / Review of the Articles exhibited against the Bishop of St. David’s 1703 / Tarrant and Tenifon on Dilapidations in the See of Canterbury 1717 / Room for the Cobler of Gloucester and his Wife 1660 / The Trial of Pen and Mead 1670 / Golgotha, or a Looking-Glass for London, (hewing the Caufes, &c. of the Plague, and the most hopeful Way for Healing 1665 / and other Tracts
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Memoirs of the Mint and Queen’s Bench 1713 / The Marriage between the Lady Kath. Fitzgerald and Edw. Villiers, Efq; aflerted by Dr. Thompfon 1677 / Cafe of Sir Humphrey Mackworth 1705 / Lifts of the Liveries of the 56 Companies of the City of London 1701 / Jordan’s and Taubman’s Pageants, Speeches and Songs on the Lords Mayors-Days 1684, 1685, & 1686 / The Ceremonies of the Coronation of K. George II. and Q Caroline 1727 / The Security of the Hanover Succession consider’d 1705
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A Step to Oxford, or a mad Essay on the Rev. Mr. Thomas Creech’s hanging himfelf (as ‘tis said) for Love; with the Character of his Mistress 1700 / Memoirs relating to the famous Mr. Tho. Brown, with a Catalogue of his Library 1704 / Relation of the unjust Accufation of certain French Gentlemen charged with a Robbery, published by Denzil lord Holies 1671 / Observations on the Trial of Spencer Cowper and others, about the Murder of Sarah Stout 1702 / Lifts Shewing the Alterations that have been made in the House of Commons from the Beginning of K. Henry VIII. to the End of K. James I. and in the House of Peers from King James’s Acccssion to 1719 / Enquiry into the Detection of the Murder of the Earl of Essex 1689
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Supernatural Sights and Apparitions seen in London 1644 / A Prediction or Prognostication for five Years, by the Lord of Billy, black Lettor 160a / The Christian Life and Death of Mrs. Katherine Brettergh, with the Manner of a bitter Conflict she bad with Satan, black Letter 1634 / Examples of God’s Judgments upon Sabbath-Breakets 1636 / The Lord’s Day, the Sabbath Day 1630 / The Bloody Hu/band, and cruel Neighbour, a true History of two Murders commuted in the Isle of Thanet, by the Hands of Adam Spracling, Esq; 1653 / A Relation of the strange and unnatural Praöices of Weffel Goodwin, Mehetabell Jones, and Eliz. Pidgeon 1654 / Boreman’s Life and Death of Freeman Sonds, Esq; executed for murdering his elder Brother, at Maidstone 1655 / Account of the Murder of Mr. John Fuffel, by the Hand of his Brother Major George Strangwayes 1659
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The Lord’s loud Call to England : being a true Relation of some late, various and wonderful Judgments, or handy Works of God, by Earthquake, Lightning, Whirlwind, great Multitudes of Toads and Flies, &c. 1660 / Several Prodigies and Apparitions seen in the Heavens from August 1660 to May 1661 / Ditto to September 1662 / Narrative of the apprehending, &c. and Execution of John James, at; Tyburn 1662 / Relation of what happened at Bedford, from the Thunder, Lightning, and Terapest 1672
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The Year of Prodigies and Wonders 1661 / Relation of a monttrous and deformed Man-Child 1674 / Ditto of a dreadful fire at Northampton 1675 / State of Northampton from the Beginning of the Fie / Account of a dreadful Fire in Souchwark 1676 The Confeffion, Prayers, Letters, &c. of Robert Foulkes, Minister of Stanton-Lacy, in Shropshire, who was executed for the Murder of his bastard Child 1679 / Relation of a wonderful Diffolution of the Earth in Charnwood Forest, Leicester-shire 1679 / Wonderful Signs of Wonderful Times 1681 / Relation of a violent Tempest at Oxford 1682 / Ditto of the Murder of Thomas Kidderminster, at an Inn at Chelmsford in 1654, which Murder was discovered 9 Years after, and Moses Drayne, the Perpetrator thereof, brought to condign Punishment in 1667, being thirteen Years after the committing of the same / The Hertford Letter, concerning the Murder of Mrs. Sarah Stout 1699 / Cafe of John Palmer and Thomas Symonds, Gent, executed at Worcester, 1708, for the Murder of Mrs. Alice Palmer (Mother to the former) and her Maid; The Fact deny’d by both, upon their Salvation, in the Hour of their Deaths. / Wonderful Prophecies relating to England from the Accession of King James I. to 1714
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Sebastian Michaelis, his admirable Historie of a Magician, 1612 Ditto his Discourse of Spirits
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A breife Narration of the Possession Dispossession, and Repossession of Will. Sommers, and of fome Proceedings against Mr. John Dorrell, Preacher, black Letter 1598 / A true Narration of the srange and grievous Vexation by the Devil of seven Perfons in Lancashire, and Will. Sommers, of Nottingham, by John Darrell 1600 / Darrell’s Detection of that sinnful saamful, lying, and ridiculous Discours of Sam. Harshnet, touching the pretended counterfayting of Will. Somers, and others 1600 / Deacon’s and Walker’s diatogical Discourses of Spirits and Devils 1601 / Darrell’s Survey of the aforesaid Dialogues 1602
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Giffard’s Dialogue concerning Witches and Witchcraft, 1603 / Howard’s Defensative against the Poison of suppoted Prophecies, dedicated to Sir Frauncis Walfingham, printed by John Charlewood, Printer to the Earl of Arundel 1583
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Ady’s perfect Discovery of Whches 1661 / Mather’s Wónders of the Invisible World; being an Account of the Trials of several New-England Witches, 2 parts 1693
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A brief Narrative of the Surrey Demoniack, with a Vindication of the fame as no Impostor 1698 / The Lancashire Levite 1693 / Account of several Spirits seen and fpoken to, at the House of Mr. John Thomas, at Cow-Cross 1680 / Telsair’s Narrative of the wonderful Expressions and Actions of a Spirit which infested the House of Andrew Mackie, of Ringcrost, in Galloway 169;
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Poems. Windsor Castle, by Otway 165 / Denham’s Cooper’s Hill 1643 / The Court Prospect, by Hopkins 1699 / Clito, a Poem on the Force of Eloquence 1700 / St. Leonard’s Hill, or the Hermitage, by Morris 1743 / Poems on the dreadful Fire of London 1667 / Verses on the matchless March of General Monk from Scotland to London 1660
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Old Plays. / The Sophister, a Comedy 1639 / The Queen, or the Excellency of her Sex, an excellent old Play 1653 / The Sun’s Darling, by Foard and Decker 1656 / The Hollander, a Comedy by Glapthorne 1640 / The Queene’s Exchange, a Comedy, by Rich. Brome 1657 / These following by Shirley, The Opportunity, Com. 1640 / The Traytor, Trag. 1635 / The Grateful Servant, Com. 1651 / ’The Young Admiral 1637 / Philip Chabot, Admiral of France, Trag. by Shirley and Chapman / The Conspiracy, Trag. by Killegrew 1638 / Horatius, a Roman Tragedy, by Sir Will. Lower 1656
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Plays. Achilles, Trag. by Boycr 1700 / Prcsumptuous Love, a Masque 1716 / The Grove, an Opera 1700 / D’Ursey’s Don Quixote, Pare 3, 1696 / Cytherea, or the enamouring Girdle, Com. by Smith 1677 / Merry Milk Maid of Islington 1680 / Love loft in the Dark 1680 Politick Whore 1680 / The following by Beaumont and Fletcher. / The Chances 1705 / Wit without Money 1618. Maid in the Mill 1718. Loyal Subject. Coxcomb 1718. Bloody Brother 1718 / Observations on the Empress of Morocco 1674 / Langbaine’s Catalogue of Plays 1688 / Mears’s Ditto 1713
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The Elements of Armories, by E. B, 1610 / Ihones’s Books of Honour and Armes 1590
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Wyrley’s true Use of Armorie 1502
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John Boswell his Workes of Armorie, black letter, imprinted by Rychard Tottyll 1572 / The Art of Limning, black letter 1573.
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Vincentio Saviolo of the Use of the Rapier and Dagger, and of Honour and honourable Quarrels 1595
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A Discoverie of certaine Errours published in print in the much commended Britannia 1594, by Rase Brooke, Yorke Herault / Ditto published by Anstis 1724
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Kent’s Dictionary of Arms, British and Foreign, with the Arms coloured 1717 / The Preamble to Noblemens Patents 1712 / Account of the Ceremonies observed in the Coronations of the Kings and Queens of England 1727
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The Arms of the Gentry of the County of Glouceftcr / Selden’s Titles of Honour 1614
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Anstis’s Essay upon the Knighthood of the Bath 1725
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Wife’s Letter to Dr. Mead concerning some Antiquities in Berkshire, Oxf. 1738 / Wife’s further Observations Oxf. 1742 / The Impertinence and Imposture of modern Antiquaries / North’s Answer to Ditto 1741
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Account of a Roman Temple, and other Antiquities near Graham’s Dyke in Scotland 1720 A modern Account of Scotland 1679 / Charleton’s Stone Heng 1663
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A Collection of Ornaments, Devices, Characters, Arms, &c. 3 Books
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Gerbier’s Treatise of Fortifications, Fr. & Eng. with cutt, / Dutch Emblems 1631
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Stokers Vaulting-Master; or the Art of Vaulting 1655 / Browne’s Art of riding the great Horse 1628 / The English Farrier 1649
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Randolph’s State of the Islands in the Archipelago, Oxf. 1687 / Randolph’s State of Morea, Oxf. 1686 / Escurial, or a Description of that Wonder of the World. 1671 Harris’s Description of the Palace at Loo, with a short Account of Holland 1699 / New-England’s Plantation.
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Coryat’s Crudities, nvith cuts, a fine copy 1611
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Casley’s Catalogue of the Manuscripts in the King’s Library 1734
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Savage’s Balliosergus, or a Commentary upon the Foundation, Founders, and Affairs of Baliol College, Oxf. 1668
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Widmore’s History of Westminster Abbey 1751 / Ditto Enquiry into the Time of the first Foundation of Westminster Abbey 1743
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Gibson’s View of the Churches of Door, Home-Lacy, and Hempstead, endowed by Lord Scudamore 1727
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Kennet’s Parochial Antiquities, with cuts, Oxf. 1695
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Creffey’s Church History of Britanny 1668 / Montague’s Acts and Monuments of the Church 1642 / Heylin’s History of the Reformation 1670
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Le Neve’s Fasti Eccleaiae Anglicanae; with a Manuscript Index of the Persons Names, in an Alphabetical Manner, to every Cathedral, Collegiate Church, &c. very necessary for such as shall treat of Churches, or dignifed Persons, by Mr. Steele.
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Ward’s Lives of the Professors of Gresham College 1740
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Alliances Genealogiques des Rois et Princes de Gaule, par Paradin, Lion 1561
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Smith Catalogus Manuscriptorum Bibliothecae Cottonianae, Oxon 1606 / Cotgrave’s French and Englsh Dictionary, by Howell 1650
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Wood’s Athenae Oxoniensis, 2 vol. 1692
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Diemerbroeck’s Anatomy, by Salmon 1689
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Burton’s Commentary on Antoninus’s Itinerary 1658 / Webster on Witchcraft 1677
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Nicholfon’s English Historical Library 1714
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Buck’s History of K. Richard III. 1647 / History of K. Edward II. 1689
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Bishop Kcnnet’s Register and Chronicle 1728
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Stow’s Chronicle, continued by Howes, black letter, 1631
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Stow’s Survey of London 1633
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Keating’s History of Ireland 1732
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Hickefii Thefaurus, 3 torn. Oxon. 1705
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THE Englishman, vol. 2, 1716 / Hist, of the Parliament 1713 / Essay on Friendship 1725 / and 3 more
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Swift’s Works, 8 vol. Dublin, 1738
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Rapin’s Hiltory of England, by Tindal, vol. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 10, 1726
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Historical Register, vol. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 11, 1724
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Complete Hist. of Europe, 9 vol. 1703
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Salmon’s Modern Hist. 16 vol. 1725
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Ellis’s Timber tree improved 1742 Ditto Modern Husbandman, for September and November / Thoughts on the Woollen Manufacturies 1735 / Examination of the Weavers Pretences 1719 / Art and Mystery of Vintners 1750, and other tracts.
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The Buckler of Sta:eand Jultice 1667 / Baxter’s Cure of Church Oivisions 1670, and 3 more
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Account of a Swedish Maid, who lived fix Years without Food 1711 / Ditto of the remarkable Conversion of Mrs. Hurl 1707 / Ditto of a Revelation discovered to Jeremiah Van Hussen 1719 / The last Wills and Testaments of Sarah Dutchess of Marlborough, Lord Bolingbroke, Abp. Tenifon, Mr. Pope, and Mr. Guy
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The Learned Maid, by Anna Maria a Schurman 1659 Account of Mary Taylor, who was supported above a Year without Meat or Drink / White on the Middle State of Souls 1660 / The Devil of Mascon 1658 / Description of the Earthquake at Norway 1665 / Wyche’s Relation of the River Nile 1669
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A Character of Ireland 1692 / Youths Behaviour, two Parts 1663 / Discourse of Women, ihewing their Imperfections alphabetically 1662
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Martin Bucer’s Gratulation unto the Holy Churche of Englande, black letter, printed by Jugge / A Dialogue or Communication between the Curate or Ghostly Father, and the Parorhiane or Ghostly Chyld ,for a due Preparation unto Howselynge; by a Brother of Syon, Richarde Whytforde, imprynted by me John Waylande, 1537 / A ayly Excrcise and Experience of Deth, by Ditto, 1537
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Humphrey of the Original, Nature, Dutyes, Rights, and Christian Institition of Nobilitie, black Letter, imprynted by Tho. Marshe 1563 / The lytle Treatise of Philo a Jews concernynge Nobilitye, by Ditto / The Voyce of the last Trumpet, blowen by the seventh Angel, black Letter, imprynted by Rob. Crowley 1550 / The Order of the Hospitals of King Henry VIII. and King Edward VI. black Letter
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Morgan’s Physico-Theology 1741 Annet of Free-thinking 1739 / Parvishe’s Dialogue between an Indian and a Christian 1739 / A grey Head for a green pair of Shoulders, and several other Tracts
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Castigione’s Courtier 1729 / Morabin’s History of Cicero’s Banishment 1742
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Burnet’s Doctrine of the Philosophers, concerning the Original of the World 1736 / Gregory’s Elements of Catoptrics and Dioptrics 1735
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Gale’s History and Antiquities of Winchester Cathedral, with cuts 1713 / History of Sir John Perrot 1728
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Martyn’s Philosophical Memoirs of the Royal Academy of Sciences at Paris, 5 vol. 1742
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A Complete Dictionary of Arts and Sciences, with cuts, published by Owen, 8 vol. 1754
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The Castle of Knowledge, by Recorde, black letter, 1596 / Recorders Whetestone of Witte, black Letter, imprynted by Jhon Kynston 1557 / Recorde’s Pathewaie to Knowledge, black Letter 1574
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The Earl of Castlemaine’s English Globe 1679 Moxon’s Mechanic Exercifes, No 2, which treats of Hinges, Locks, Keys, &c, 1677 / North-West Fox, or Fox from the North-West Passage; a Collection of Voyages by Capt. Luke Foxe, and others 1631; / Captain Smith’s Seaman’s Grammar; containing Directions how to build, rigg, yard, and mast any Ship whatever, black Letter 1653 / A Brief History of the War with the Indians in New-England, by Increase Mather 1676 / Tracts on the East-India Trade, and Guiney Company, 1681 and 1690
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King James’s Daemonologie, first Edit, printed at Edinb. 1597 / Weigelius’s Astrology Theologized 1649 Hunt’s Demonstration of Astrology 1696
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Stafford’s Geographical and anthological Description of the World 1618 / Wright’s Description and Use of the Sphaere 1613 / Wright’s Trcatise of Dialling 1614 Blagrave’s Art of Dyalling, black Letter 1609 / Folkingham’s Art of Survey, black letter 1610 / Sir Henry Wotton’s Eiements of Architecture 1624 / Ridley’s Treatise of Magnetical Bodies and Motions 1 13 Bourne’s rare Inventions and Strange Devises / Bainbridge’s Agronomical Description cf the Comet in 1618
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Sanderson’s Algebra, 2 vol. 1741
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The Life of St. Mary Magdalen of Pazzi, a Carmelico Nun 1687 / Crashawe’s Rates of the Pope’s Custom House 1625
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The seven Penetential Psalms paraphrased, black letter, in persect / M. Ant. de Dommis, Abp. of Spala.o, his Shiftings in Religion 1624 / Ditto his Sermon peach ed in Mercers Chapel 1617 / Ditto his Monves for leaving the Roman Catholic Church 1616 / Ditto his Recantation 1633, and other tracts
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Relation of the State of the Church of Scotland 1638 / Reasons for a general Assembly 1638 / The Protestation of the Nobility, Gentry, &c. Subscribers of the Copfeffion of Faith / The Confefion of Faith of the Kirk of Scotland / Demands concerning the late Covenant / Abjuration of Popery, by Tho. Abernehie Ramsay’s Sermon at the receiving Tho. Abernethie / Lysimachus Nicanor, of the Society of Jefu, his Epistle to the Covenanters of Scotland 1640 / General David Lesly’s two Letters, concerning the Carriage of the Scotish Army 1646 / A great Victory God hath vouchsased by the Lord General Cromwell’s Forces against the Scots 1651 / And divers other scarce Tracts 3 vol.
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VOX Cocli, or News from Heaven 1624 / The Church’s 11 th Persection 1648 / A Pack of Puritans, 1641 / Bunyan’s and Quick’s Cafes of Conscience / Cawley of the nature and Kinds of Simony 1689
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The Silkeworms and their 1 lies, lively described in Verse 1599 / The Western Wonder, or O Brazeel, an inchanted Island difcovered 1674
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A Narration of the mosl material Parliamentary Proceedings of the Parliament which began 1640, printed 1651, with cuts Codrington’s Life of Robert Earl of Essex 1646 An Experimental Discovery of Spanish Practices 1623 Sidney Redivivus 1689 / The bloody Came at Cards / The Doleful Lamentation of Cheapside Cross 1641 / Three Speeches, being fuch Speeches as the like were never spoken in the City 1642 / Massy’s Prognostication of Pacification and Unity, 1642 / An Exact Description of a Round-head, and a Long-head Shag-poll 1642 / A Charafter of a Diurnal-maker 1654 / Rules to get Children with handsome Faces, by Spinola 1642 / Oliver Cromwell’s Letters to foreign Princes, 1700, and several other tracts
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Du Bosc’s Collection of Gems, 102 plates
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Antonini Archiepiscopi Florent. Summula Consessionis et Tractatus De Restitutions, Venet. ap. Barth. De Cremona 1473.
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Third NIGHT’S SALE. Friday, April 14. PRINTS and DRAWINGS.
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A Parcel of Maps, Plans, &c.
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Eight drawings
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Twelve Prints
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Twelve Heads
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Nine Prints of the Heathen Gods, by Verdier
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Nine Ditto of the Planets, &c. by Dorigny, after Raphael
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A Parcel of Drawing Paper
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A large Port-folio
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A large Parcel of Maps
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Ditto [A large] of Prints and Drawings
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A Collection of Coats of Arms, Ornaments, Characters, Devises, &c. 3 Books
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Third NIGHT’S SALE. Friday, April 14. MANUSCRIPTS.
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Chymical Receipts, 8vo / Coll. Medico-practicum secundum Hartmannum, a Jo. Vandcr Linden, 1662, 8vo
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Dictata doctissimi Viri Gerhardi Noodt I. C. ad Instituta Justiniani, 410. / Joan. Voet, I. U. D. Dictata & Instituta, 4to.
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Law Common-place, Fol. / Miscellany Commonplace, 4to.
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Radices Hebr. 8vo.
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De la Geometrie pratique, Fol.
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Truths worthy to be known, often to be thought on, 8vo.
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The Duty of forbearing and forgiving, by W. L. 8vo. Vincentius Lirenensisa gainst Heretics, by L. T. 1650, 8vo.
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The noble and prousitable Booke called The Lyse of Ihesu Cryste, tranilated oute of Laten into Freuhe, whiche nowe is tranilated out of Frenche Tong in to ower Tonge of English, the Translatoure Frere Gwylliam Lemenand of Thordre of the Freres Mynors of Observaunce; withe the Prologe of the worshipfull Fadre Ludolphe of the Carterhouse Auctor of this Boke, Fol. Of theWedyng of oure bleffed Ladye / Howe that Josepb wolde have leffte oure Ladye / Of That, that Ihesu was borne into Egypte, and of the Dcth of the Innocenres / Of This, that Jhefu Cryste dwelled in the Temple, and howe he was ther founde of his Mother / How the Prelats oughte to gyve goode Example as well of Workes as of Wordes to their Parishes and other / Of the Pastience and Liberalite that oon Man oughte to have with an other.
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Third NIGHT’S SALE. Friday, April 14. The Heads of some of the Chapters.
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Cynthiapolis, or News from the World of the Moon to the Lunatics of this World, by way of Romance, adapted to the Humour of our Times, Fol. This appears to be a Satire upon Romances.
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The Astrological and ChronologicalWorks of Mr.Norris Perslow from 1687 to 1730, including what the Author calls, the Prime Accidents of his Life, e. g. ”I was put out “to Nude Caffen early / Boxed, or fought in More “Fields / Inclined to pilfer from Parents / Solomon “Taylor fell out of a Window Tormented with Child-”blanes / My Head very fcabby and loufy, the which “continued for fome Time / First took to the Use of “steel Pens / I first had a Watch / First had my Gar-”den on the Leads / Fell in between the Loggs, near “drowned / A manifest Alteration, being more strictly “inclined to Juftice about 1689-90, &c. &c.” 19 vol. 4to.
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A Collection of 247 Letters and other Papers relating to the Irish Rebellion, beginning the 25th October 1641, and continued to January 1643.4, being a Copy taken from the Originals at the Charge of the Duke of Ormond: and other Papers relative to Ireland, in the Reigns of Queen Elizabeth and King James I. Fol.
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An Act concerning the Enrollment of Bargaines and Contracts of Lands and Tenements, Anna 27 Hen. VIII. / The Queen’s Debt to the Soldiers of Ireland 1587 / A Collection of divers Opinions and Consutations of Matters of Ireland / A Letter from the Mayor of Waterford, to Sir William Ruffel, Lord Lieutenant 1596 / Memorial of Ireland / A Memorial of further Matters to be confeft in a new Submiffion of Tyrone, and how to proceed with O Donnel / A Letter from Pat. Karney to the Lord Chancellor of Ireland 1595 / Instructions to Capt. Wadman, being employed by the E. of Tyrone 1596 / The State of the feveral Provinces in Ireland / List of Charges and Pensions payable out of the Treafure coming from England 1613 a Brief of all the Discharges of the three feveral Lists, made for the Army and Revenue of Ireland 1623 / A Note of the Name, of the feveral Lands in the County of Wexford, parted to Rich. Masterson, &c. 1614 / Mr. Annesley, his Lands in the County of Wexford / Instructions to Sir Anthony St. Leger, Deputy of Ireland / and several other Matters relating to Ireland.
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A Letter from the Earl of Ormond and the Council in Ireland to Card. Wolfey / A Letter from the Lord Gray and the Council of Ireland, to K. Henry VIII. 12 Aug. 1537 / The Baron of Upper Offory’s Pedigree The Title which the Lord Poer pretendeth to the Lord Bar rie’s Honor and Lands / A Breviarie of Sir Peter Carewe, his Life, extracted out of a Discourse written by John Hooker, Gent. 1575 The Soundings of the Havens in the Welt of Munster / A Graunc of the Kingdom of Corke by K. Henry II. to Robert Fitz-Stephen, and Miles de Cogan / The Restitution of Sir Thomas Butler, Knt. to the Title of the Earl of Ormond, and to his Lands, &c. / Notes Out of the red Book of the Exchequer at Dublin / Touching the Mint of Ireland / A Letter of the Constable of Carigsergus, touching O Donnel’s going to Scotland to raise 6000 Red Shanks / Several Letters from the Earl of Surrey, Sir Will. Brabazon, John Allen, Master of the Rolls, George, Abp. of Dublin, Sir Will. Brereton, L. James Butler, &c. to K. Henry VIII, Card. Wolsey, Lord Cromwell, &c. and other matters, 4to.
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Law Commmon-piaces, very methodical and fairly written, 2 vol. Folio
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A Collection of Poems, written in the Reign of K. James I. by Francis Burton, 4to / A Collection of Lampoons written upon the Duke of Lauderdale, the Duchefs of Cleveland, and other great Perfonages in the Reign of K. Charles II. 4to. / A Collection of Poems, 8vo.
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Transactions at Tangier in 1670, 1671, 1672, and 1673. Fol.
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Letters wrote to feveral Perfons at Bermudas in 1721, relating to the Trade of that Island, Fol.
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Altemeera, aTragi-Comedy, Fol.
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Bishop Parker’s History of his own Time, Fol.
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Letters from Sir William Temple and Sir Lionel Jenkins at Nimcgaen / Letters from Secretary Williamson to the aforementioned; and a great Number of other papers relating to the peace of Nimeguen, and other affairs, Fol.
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Sales of Lans and Tenements in Stoake and Stoughton, made by the Stoughrons and their Progenitors, and Ancestors; which the Lord in Mercy put an End to / A brief historical Narration of the Family of the Stoughtons, their arms, &c. of their Original, and Descents of the Lands bought and fold by them from Tymeto Tyme, &c, Fol.
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Lord Digby’s Speech in the Commons House, February 2d, 1640 / A Brief of the Proceedings of both Houses of Parliament from the 3d to the 14th November 1640 / The Propositions for a safe and well grounded Peace, presented to his Majcsty at Hampton Court September 7, 1647, &c / A Letter from Secretary Windebancke to the Lord Chamberlain, from Callis January 12th, 1640, and other Matters. Fol.
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An Abstract of a Letter from the King of Spain to Conde Olivarez, 5th Nov. 1622 / Conde Olivarez’s Answer, 8th Nov. 1622 / Reasons conceived by the House of Commons to fortify their Refolution, to advise his Majesty to proceed no further in the Treaty with Spain / Several Speeches in Parliament in 1623 and 1624, by the King, the Prince, the Abp. of Canterbury, Sir Thomas Crewe, and others. 4to.
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Transactions during Part of the Reign of K. Philip and Q. Mary, by way of Journal. Fol.
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Ouvrage de Frere Nicolas Mande, Frere Prescheur du Convent de Gand 1531. 4to.
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The Book for keeping the Courts: including Particulars of Manors in the County of Somerfet in 1682, 1683, 1684, 1685, 1686 / A Collection of all the Proceedings in the H. of Commons, upon the King’s refusing to approve of Mr. Edward Seymour, the Speaker elect in the Year 1679, with the Pensioners Names, and Sums of the preceeding Parliament; Sir Francis Winnington’s Speech against my Lord Danby’s Pardon, Lord Shaftsbury’s and Lord Offory’s Speeches in the House of Lords / The Earl of Arundel’s Cafe, 28th of Elizabeth, and other Matters. Fol.
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A Discourse written by Sir John Suckling, Knt. to the Earl of Dorset / An original Letter from the E. of Bath to the Marq. of Buckingham 1622 / Qu. Elizabeth’s Commission touching Rccuiants / The Act concerning Sir Peter Temple’s Debts, Temp. Jac. 1. / The Accusation and Impeachment of John Lord, Finch, Lord Chancellor, by the Commons, Temp. Car. 1, / The Earl of Hertford’s Report of Mr. Lyttleton’s Conference 1628 / The Cafe of Ship-Money, and other Matters Fol.
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Serjeant Davis’s Argument upon the Question of Imposition, very neat. Fol.
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An Address for a Corporation Royal, to be founded under the Title of King James his Academ of Honor, Fol.
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Elfyng’s Manner of holding Parliaments, with Heads colour’d, fairly written, and neatly bound, Fol.
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The Lords Journal of King James’s Parliament, Fol.
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An Account of the Knight?, Burgesses, and Sheriffs of the County and Town of Derby and Nottingham, with a short Account of the Work, by Browne Willis, Esq; Fol.
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Historia Jacobitarum, vel Cophitorum in Aegypto, Lybia, Nubia, Aethiopia, &c. Opera Josephi Barbati Jac. Lond. 1600. 4to.
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An Ordinary of Arms, with a great Number of Coats. Fol.
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Dethick’s Guist, or the Graunts made by Sir Gilbert Dethick, Garter King at Arms during the Reign of Queen Elizabeth. Fol.
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An Ancient Book of Heraldry, with the Arms finely iliuminated Fol.
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Ditto, with many of the Arms coloured. Fol.
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Ditto, containing the Pedigrees and Genealogies of several Families in Yorkshire, &c. Fol.
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A Roman Missal, printed upon Vellum. 8vo.
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Heure; de Paris, avec des Peintures, imprimez fur velin 1522 4to.
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A Roman Miffal, printed upon Vellum, with the cuts colour’d, Par. 1503. 4to.
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Ditto, Ms. Ditto, 4to. / Ditto, printed upon Vellum, Paris 1518. 4to.
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Representation of the Lords Commissioners for Trade, to bis Majesty, relating to the State of the British Plantations on the Continent of America, 1721. Fol.
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Several Papers relating to the Borough of Marlborough / Sir Robert Cotton’s Title to the Manor of St. George Kacicy, alias Hungry Hatley in Cambridgeshire 1658 and divers other matters.
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Sonic Account of Miles Covcrdale. Bishop of Exeter, Edwin Sands, Archbishop of York, and Barnaby Potter, Bishop of Carlisle. 4to / A most excellent Speech made to King James the Vth of Scotland, by one of his Privy Council, for Toleration of Protestants. 410. / A full Account of the Glebe Land belonging to the Rectorship of Collingtree in Northamptonshire 1684. Disputationes Logics. 8vo. and ather Matters.
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Third NIGHT’S SALE. Friday, April 14. Fol. Disputationes Logics. 8vo. and ather Matters.
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The London Chanticlers, or the Cries of London, a Comedy, 4to. / The three Suns, which were seen October 10. 1678, PhilofophicalJy, Astrologically and Historically handled by John Partridge. 4to.
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The Auncient and New exacted Fees of the Chauncerye. Folio. / Honoris de Tutberis. 4to. / The Statutes concerning Weights. Quarto.
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Characters of the principal Nobility and of the great Officers of State in the Reign of Queen Anne. Folio. / A Transcript of the Schedules and Duplicates of the County of Southampton, of the first Act of Parliament for granting to K. William an Aide of 4s in the Pound. Fol.
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Parochiale Cantiana, or the Names of all the Churches and Chapels within the Diocefes of Canterbury and Rochester, with their Dedications, Patrons of Living?, and to what Religious Houses appropriated, by Browne Willis, Esq; Fol.
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A Catalogue of Medals, Coins, &c. in the Possession of Timothy Sheldrake of Norwich, 1730. 4to. / Tables of English Coins, by Mr, Steele. 4 to.
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The Pedigrees of feveral English Families, viz. Gresnam, Holford, Drury, Brograve, Walwyn, Bowyer, Hussey, Bagshaw, Lee, Parker, and otheis, with the Arms finely illuminated.
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The Arms of the Gentry of the County of Suffex / Ditto of Essex, colour’d, and other Collections in Hera dry, by Mr. Steele
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The Arms of the Principal Families in Great-Britain and Ireland, &c. in their respective Counties alphabetically, by Mr. Steele
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Collections towards the History and Antiquities of the English Counties (but principally of the Churches) by Mr. Steele,
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Cckcr’s Survey of Dorsetshire, printed 1732 / An History of the County ot Dorset, by Browne Willis, Esq; 1716, Ms. / Miscellaneous Collegions for the County of Dorset, by Mr. Edward Stee e, Mss,
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A Neat Wainut-trec Book-Cafe with Glass Doors
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A large Wainfcot Book-Cafe
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A pouabie Chest for Medicines
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Third NIGHT’S SALE. Friday, April 14. Modern. Brass, Copper, and Pewter Coins.
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ONE hundred Traders Tekens, & 30 pieces of Gun Money, some of which are scarce
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130.-
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Two hundred and fifty pieces of copper brass, and pewter coins of feveral Nations
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A Farthing of Charles the second (Quatuor Mariae Vindico) A Proof Farthing and Half-penny of Q. Ann, Ditto of King George the second, for Ireland, and fix pewter half pence and farthings
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Third NIGHT’S SALE. Friday, April 14. British and Saxon Coins.
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Two gold British (very singular) one copper, with three ears of corn and Runic characters
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3.-
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One base silver Britifh, of the moil rude kind, 4 ditto fmaller, silver, and 3 copper Saxon stica
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Two Saxon pennies of Aethtlred (with his head) one of Aethelstan and two of Eadred
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One penny of Aelfred the Great (with his head) on the reverfe the Monogram, or Cypher for London, as in Speed, & one fine coin of Edward the Martyr (with his head)
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Two pennies of Aethelstan, with Rex to In, one of Ead mund, and one of Eadred
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One penny of Eadmu call’d Ironsides, Reverse Clacmone Lonen, exceeding rare, and one of Burgred, K. of Mercia, both with heads
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One penny of Aetbelred, 1 of Cnut, 1 of Edward the Confessor (all with heads) 1 of Aetbelstan , and 1 of Aedgar, with a small British gold coin
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Third NIGHT’S SALE. Friday, April 14. English Silver Coins.
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William the first, 2 pennies William Rusus, I ditto Henry the first 1 ditto Henry thefecond, 1 C. Ohm, 1 penny and 1 half-penny
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William the first and second, 4 pennies John, 1 ditte and 6 different of Henry the third
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S tephen, 1 penny, very scarce Henry the third, 8 pennies before and after his 32d year
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Henry the third, fix pennies ditto Edward the first, 12 pennies, Of Kyngeston, Eboraci, Dureme, Novicastri, Lincoln, Cantor, London, Bristol, and Dubline, with 4 halfpence and 1 farthing Edward the fecond, 8 pennies Edward the third, 2 groats, 4 half groats, and 4 pennies
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Richard the fecond, 1 line groat, 2 pennies, 2 half-pennies Richard the third, 1 groat, Ciwtas Eboraci exceeding scarce
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Henry the fifth and sixth, 4 groats and 2 halves of Calais mint, & 1 of London Ednvard the fourth, 1 groat of Covetre, 1 of Norwic, very scarce 3 groats and 2 halves of London and Cantor
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Henry the sixth, 1 billon groat, and 1 penny, coined in Aquitain, very rare See Dr. Ducarel’s 4th Plate, No. 48 & 49
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Richard the third, 2 fine groats, 1 with the boar’s head, and one with the rofe, Mint mark
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Henry the feventh, his Shilling, very rare, with 4 groats, 2 halves, 1 penny a,nd farthing
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Henry the 8th, a shilling, R. Civitas, London, scarce, a groat, half groat, and penny of Woolfey’s Coinage, 3 different groats, half-groat, and penny
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Edward the sixth, Crown, half-crown, a shilling full faced, and one side faced, bafe silver, a fix-pence and 3-pence, fine silver / Elizabeth, Half-crown, shilling, 6d, 4d, 3d, 2d, 3-halfpenny piece, penny, and half penny
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King Charies the first, Carlisle and Pontefract shilling
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The Ormond crown, half-crown, shilling and six-pence, The Newarke half-crown, shilling, 9-pence, and fixpence
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Oliver Cromwell’s Crown, half-crown, shilling (& scarce medal, the word at Dunbar, &c.)
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A curious gold coin, call’d a Byzantine, current in England in the time of the Saxons (See Leake’s account of Englijb money, page 14 & 15) with an Angel of Henry the sixth, both very scarce
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Seven small silver medals, Cvivs est, Jac, Walliae Princeps Jacobus Dux Ebor, Nat. 15 Oct. / 1 of Mary, I of Ann, 1 of the family of Lowther, &c.
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Eight ounces of silver coins, various sorts
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Eight ounces of ditto, in which are many good Coins
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