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47. LAMArtTl.NES HISTORY OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION OF J843.

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OF

ENGLISH LITERATURE

CONTAIXIXa

AN ACCOUNT OF RARE, CURIOUS, AND USEFUL BOOKS, PUBLISHED
IN OR RELATING TO GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND, FROM THE
INVENTION OF PRINTING; WITH BIBLIOGRAPHICAL AND CRITICAL
NOTICES, COLLATIONS OF THE RARER ARTICLES, AND THE PRICES
AT "WHICH THEY HAVE BEEN SOLD IN THE PRESENT CENTURY

BY ,

WILLIAM THOMAS LOWNDES.

NEW EDITION, REVISED, CORRECTED AND ENLARGED,

BY HE^'EY G. BOH:^^
PART VIIL

LONDON :

HENRY G. BOHX, YORK STREET, CO^TIXT GARDEN.

1863.

aoot

: NOV 2 4 1955
102445?

BILLIXG, PEINTEE AMD STEEEOTTPEB, GCriLDFOED, SCBBEr.

NOTICE TO THE EIGHTH PART.

The present Part has been lingering at press for upwards of
twelve months, notwithstanding that it hag received more
anxious and persistent attention than any of its predecessors,
which were completed in half the time. The cause has been,
that the portion of Lowndes on which this is based, is unusually
deficient, and has required a disproportionately large number of
additions, besides a full average of corrections. Indeed, the
original matter has been more than doubled, as the slightest
examination will show. The labour of this extensive revision
has been very exacting, and no sale of the book is likely to repay
even the cost of my amanuenses, much less the value of my own
time ; whereas, a simple reprint of the old book, however un-
satisfactory in a literary point of view, would have been a remu-
nerative speculation.

They who have taken the trouble to read my prefatory notices
to the earlier Parts, will see how much more I am performing
than I originally undertook ; yet ever and anon I am called
upon to do still more. Some requisitionists, overlooking that I
hmited myself at the outset to the period comprehended by
Lowndes, with the intention of including later writers in a Supple-
ment, ask me why I have omitted Dickens, Grote, Bulwer-Ly tton,
and many other distinguished writers of the present day ? Others
seem to expect that I should register every book, pamphlet,
and broadside, in English literature, as well as foreign transla-
tions of them, and also indicate what they have sold for by
auction, and where they are to be found in public libraries !
A pretty task truly, which, if it could be accomplished, would
occupy about fifty foUo volumes, and as many amanuenses !
Such suggestions do not come from practical bibliographers,
but from shallow pretenders, who seek to acquire the reputation
of critics by finding fault with what they would he quite incom-
petent to perform.

IV NOTICE TO THE EIGHTH PAET.

Every article of importance in the present Part lias received
considerable additions, of whicli the following may be taken as
examples : — Eireox, Eochestee, Eoyal Society, Schillee,
Scotland, Scott (Sir Walter), Shaw (Henry), Shelley,
Sheeidan, Shieley, Shoet-Hand, Sibbald, Sidney (Sir
Philip).

Shakespeaee, as a warrantable exception to all ordinary rules,
Las been elaborated up to an extreme point, and is a main fea-
ture in my bibliographical labours, past, present, or to come.
I have not only endeavoured to record every printed edition of
his works, whether published collectively or separately, but also
all the volumes written respecting him, (commonly called
* Shakespeariana,') and all foreign translations. Besides this, I
nave given new and careful Collations of the first four folios, and
of the early editions of the Separate Plays and Poems, with par-
ticulars of their whereabouts as far as the most diligent research
has enabled me to trace them. This labour alone has occupied
all my literary leisure for many months, and nothing but the
pleasure of working on so congenial a subject could have stimu-
lated me through the task.

I close this address with the hope that I shall complete the
Lowndes Alphabet before the expiration of the present year.

EENEY G. BOHN.

Jan. 3, 1863.

EEJ

Keid, Wm. Hamilton. A concise
History of the Kingdom of Hano-
ver, from the earliest Periods to
its Restoration in 1813 ; and of the
House of Brunswick. Loud. 1816,
royal 4to.

IVith engravings. Duke of York, 4201,
6s. 6d.

Travels in Ireland in 1S22. Lond. 1S23,
8vo. 12s.

Reigx of Teeeoe. See Revo-
lUTiON, French.

Reilt, Hugh, Lord Chancellor
of Ireland to James II. Ireland's
Case briefly stated ; or a summary
Account of the most remarkable
transactions in that Kingdom since
the Reformation. Two parts.
Printed in the year 1695, 12mo.

First edition. Reprinted in 12mo. 1720.
Heber, pt.iv. 1?. 63. Chalmers, 10s. See
MoLTSEUX, "William.

Impartial History of Ireland ; ■with the
Case of the Roman Catholics of Ireland,
by the Rev. Doctor Nary. Lond. 1754,
12mo. 12s.

— Sir Heister. Yisiona. See

POVET, C.

Reineggs, Dr., and Marshall
Bieberstein. Description of Mount
Caucasus. Translated by Charles
Wilkinson. Lond. 1807, 8to.2vo1s.
With a map and plates.

Beejolds, &c. See RExyoiDS.

REJArLE, V. Relation of the
Accidents caused by the Inunda-
tion and Rising of Ebro, Lobregat,
Cinca and Segre Rivers of Spain ;
likewise a Narration of the fearefidl
Storme, Nov. 3. 1617, in theHauen
and Port of Barcelona. Lond.
1628, 4to.

With woodcuts.

Rejected Addeesses, or the
New Theatrum Poetarum, by James
and Horatio Smith. Lond. 1812,
John Miller, 12mo.

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risk, author to receive half profits and
retain half copyright, 1812. ^J no. Miller.
lOoO copies printed.

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Eighteenth edition, carefully revised.

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; 12mo. 5s.— 22nd edition, 1851, 12mo. with
: same plates, 5s.— Railway edition. Lond.

Murray, 1861, 12mo. no plates. Is.

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I aye to Buonos-Ayres : and fi'om

thence by Land to Potosi. Lond.
' 1716, 12mo. with a Map.
I Relatiox of a Voyage to Siam.

See Jesuits, p. 1209.'

Relha>', Anthony, M.D. Short

History of Brighthelmston ; with

Remarks on its Aii*, and an Analy-
j sis of its Waters* Lond. 1761, Svo,
I Pp. so, including title and contents.

Reprinted Lond. 1829, 12mo.
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' Cpntab. 1785-93, Svo. Ss.
' Pp. 519, with seven plates, designed by
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1802, Svo. 8s.— Cantab. 1820, Svo. 10s.

I Religion. — Anonymous PubK-
' cations.

Fortresse of the Fathers emestlie de-
fending the puritie of Religion. Out of
Latin into English by J.B. n. p. 1566,
Svo. See Forteesse.

A Declaration of the favourable Deal-
ing of her Majestie's Commissioners, ap-
pointed for the Examination of certaine
Traitours, and of Tortures unjustly re-
ported to be done upon them for Matters
of Religion. 1583, 4to. Si.x pages. Re-
printed in the third volume of the Har-
lei.an Miscellany.

The first part of the Revolution of Re-
ligion. Divided into tno bookes, con-
teyning a demonstration of the necessitle
of a divine and supematurall worship, etc.
Antwerp, by Richard Verstigan, 1601, 4to.
pp. 104.

Treatise of the Groundes of the old and
new Religion; in two parts. Whereunto
is added an Appendix, containing a briefe
Confutation of William Crashaw, his first
tome of Romish forgeries and falsifica-
tions, n. p. 1608, 4to.

Pmdentiall Balance of Religion.whereia
the Catholic and Protestant Religi')n are
weighed together with the Weights of
Prudence and right Reason. 1609, Svo.
7s. 6d. Written, according to Fuller, by
Richard Smith, Titular Bishop of Chalce-
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Persecution for Religion Judged and
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Condemned, in a Discourse between an
Antichristian. 1615, 16mo. 87 pages. —
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leaving out all those parts which identify
the work as the production of a Baptist.en-
titled ' The Judofment of the old Noncon-
formist against Conformity to the Church
of England, being the Testimony they
bore against it in the beginning of King
James's reign.' 1662, 4to. pp. 40. The j
other edition of 1662 was published in
1S27, 8vo. with a preface by the Rev. Jo- ;
eeph Ivimey, with the next work. — The i
edition of 1516 has the title ' Objections
answered, by way of Dialogue, wherein I
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of our Land, and by his Majestie's many
Testimonies. That no man ought to be
persecuted for his Religion, so he testi- ]
lies his allegiance by the Oath appointed
by Law.' The work is in black i.etteb,
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on Original Sin in Infants, Free Will and
Predestination, with the last paragraph,
are omitted.

A most Humble Supplication of many
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ready to testify all civil obedience by the
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Mysterie of Iniquity yet working in
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1643, 4to. OS. HoUis, 1084, morocco, V.. 143.

Barbarous and inhuman Proceedings
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with Pictures that will affect the Heart, j
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morocco, SI. 3s. •

Historical CoIlectionB concerning the i

Changes of Religion, in the Reigns of
Henry VIII., Edward VI., Mary and Eli-
zabeth, with Remarkable Passages out of
Dugdales History of Warwickshire, re-
lating to Abbies and their Institutions.
1686, 8vo. Compiled by George Touchet,
a son of Lord Audley, a Benedictine monk
and missioner into England. Hibbert,
6817, 8s. 6d. Nassau, pt i. 1575, 1?. Heath,
4426, OS. 6d, See Historical Collections, p.
1074.

A Dictionary of all Religions. [By
Defoe.] Lond. 1704, 8vo. 4s.

The Religion of the Wits at Button's
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The Shortest way to end Disputes about
Religion- Bmssela, 1716, sm. 8vo. Two
parts.

A Summary of all the Religions Houses
in England and Wales, and their Valua-
tions at the Dissolution, with an Appen-
dix concerning the several religious Or-
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Lond. Lond. 1717, Svo. Roibarghe, 8604,
5s.

The History of Religion, by an impar-
tial Hand (Rev. James Murray). Lond.
1764, 8vo. 4 vols. II. Is. See ilCTBEAY,
James.

The Religions and Religions Ceremo-
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Religious Emblems. A series of wood-
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Lond. 1810.

Eeligio Cleeici. Two Epistles
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1821, post 8vo.

Religio Stoici. See McKen-
ziE, Sir George.

Relph, Josiah. A Uiscellany of
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New edition, cuts by Bewick. Carlisle,
1798, Svo. 63.

Eembeandt, Works of. Etched
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Only 50 sets worked off, and the copper
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Rembrandt and his Works, with an

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Examination of his Principles and Prac-
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18 plates, 11. lis. 6d. laege papkb, 50
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Twelve fac-simile Etchings from the
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Copies of the Etchings by Rembrandt
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A Catalogue of AVorks of Rembrandt,
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Descriptive Catalogue of Rembrandt's
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A Catalogue of his Etchings, and Ac-
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EEiri:iEBEAi.'CEE. — The Remem-
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Heath, 4421, 61. 15s. Sotheby, Aug.
1858, SI. 12s. A volume containing
Earlier Documents relating to the Ame-
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rov. 8vo. and should precede this series.
Ptittick, May, 1859, 13s.

EE^niTGHArsEy, Hen. Examen
AngUcum de Regis Magistate non
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EEiioxsTEAXTLi. Hibemorum
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This piece is sometimes found de-
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first volume of 'Traitez des Droits et
Libertez de I'Eglise Gallicane.' See
Caeox, page 376.

Eexaudot, Eusebius. Ancient
Accounts of India and China, by
two Mohammedan Travellers in
the 9th centurj'. Translated from
the Arabic, with !Sotes. Lond.
1733. Svo.

Eesdee, William, D D. A Tour
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familiar Phrases, &c. Lond. 1801,
Svo. 2 vols.

nibbert.6830,3s.fri.

Concise practical Grammar of the Ger-
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Grammar of the German and English
Languages. Lond. Ib04; 12mo.

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Exercises in the German Language.
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Pocket Dictionary of the German and
English Languages. Lond. 1806. 12mo.

Treasure of German and English Con-
versation. Lond. 1810, 12mo.

Eexdle, Eev. John. History of
that inimitable monarch Tiberius,
who, in the 14th year of his reign,
requested the Senate to permit the
worship of Jesus Christ. Lond.
Longman, 1814. Svo.

Elmgee, aiich. De Pii Y. et
Gregorii XIII. Eiu-oribus contra
Ehzabetham Eeginam AngUiE.
Lond. 1582, IGmo.

Bindley, pt. iii. 235, 16s.
A Treatise conteining two parts : 1. An
Exhortation to true Love, Loyaltie and
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T. Dawson, 1587, Svo.

Syntagma Hortationum ad Angliae re-
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Rhanger will be found in Wood's Athen.
Oxon.

EE^'^^:LL, James. Memoir of
a Map of Hindoostan ; or, the
Mogul Empu'e, &c. &c. The third
Edition, with a second supplement-
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India. Lond. 1793, 4to, pp. 51, with a
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I paigns of 1790 and 1791. Lond. 1792,

8vo. pp. Ill, with a large map and plans

I of battles, 7s. 6d.

I Observations on a Ctirrent that often
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dangering the Safety of Ships that ap-
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moirs on the same, 1798, 4to.

The Geographical System of Herodotus
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6'. 6s. Dmry, 3S01, 71. Earl of Kerry,
6fi5, 7?. 73. — Second edition, revised, Lond.
18S0, 8vo. 2vols. U.8s., portrait and maps,
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Observations on the Topography of the
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Eetn'AED the Fox. — The His- ,
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vol. i. p. 114 ; Douces Illustrations of
Shakspeare, vol. ii. p. 347 ; Foreign Quar-
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xvii. p. 2S6; Edinb. Rev. vol. liii. p. 159.
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cent editions in Foreign Quart. Review,
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p. 188. Also a brief account of it in Le
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et Corrections, par P. CbabuiUe.

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disceptatio Historica de Antiqui-
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iii. 14. !

EETyoLDS, Edward, Bishop of
Norwich. The Whole ATorks, with
a life of the Author, bv A. Chal-
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▼ols. poi-trait, 3/.

The most complete edition, edited by
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folio, 1?. Is. With portrait by Loggan. —
Lond. 1678-9, folio, 2 vols. 21. 2s. Best
folio edition, with portrait of the Bishop
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5?.l-23.6d.

On the Soule of Man. Lond. 1640, 4to.
LARGE paper. Heber, pt. viii. old mor.
U3a.

— Frederick. The Life and
Times of Frederick Kevnolds, writ-
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2 Tols. porti-ait, 10s. 6d.

Of this play-writer Lord Byron remark-
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Church of England from the earliest
to the present times ; exbibitmg
the True Causes of the Separation
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Qaeen Ehzabeth against the Ca-
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Stowe sale, 1/. os.

— John. Th' overthrow of
Stage Playes, by the Way of Con-
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EaLnoldes : wherevnto are added
certeine Latine Letters betwi:it

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Maister Rainoldes and D. Gentiles
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proved that it is not only unlawful to be
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— John. Disticha Classis Epi-

gramraatum, sive Carmiuum in-
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The first part contains 110 epigramg
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17, page 48.

Eetxolds, John. The Triumphs
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folio. — The same^ engraved by S. W.
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Testimonies to the Genius and Memory I maines from lulius Cscsar to Maxi
of Sir Joshua Reynolds. By :S. Felton) j ^^3^ ^ith the great Warres of Ju'
the Anther of ' Irapei-fect Hints towards | ' »- . _.

a new Edition of Shakespeare.' Lond.

1792, 4to. 53

Memoir of Sir J. Reynolds, with obser-
itions on his Talents and Character, by
J. Farington, R.A. Lond. 1819, Sro.

Johnson and Garrick (two dialo^es).
Lond. 1816, 8vo. 2()0 privately printed
and distributed by Lady Thomond, the |
niece of Sir Joshua Reynolds.

lius Csesar and Pompeius Magnus.
Lond. by Thomas Marshe,1571,4to.
Nassau, pt. ii. 960, 10s. Towneley, pt.
i. 741, morocco, il. 14s. 6d.

— William, Priest at Ehemes.
A Treatise contevning the trre Ca-
thoUke and Apostohke Faith of
i the hok Sacrifice and Sacrament

Catalogue of Portraits engraved from I - nu^;~i- ot S;<! ln=«-

Pictures of Sir J. Reynolds. 1794, 4to. , ordeyned by Christ at ills hist
Sir M. M. Sykes, pt. i. 601, 14s. Supper : -svith a Declaration 01 the

A descriptive Catalogue of all the | Beren^arian Heresie renewed in
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original Portraits and Pictures, collected j Sermons made by M. Kobert Uruce,
by Edmund Wheatley. Lond. iS25,l'2mo. 1 ]y;ijiister of Edinburgh, concerning
6s. A very complete list of engravings i - p Vvt- William "RpvnnlHe

after Sir Joshua Reynolds will be found in I this Matter, by W ilham KeynoWe

vol. 4 of Selections from the Gents. -Mag. , Priest. Antwerpe by J 0. irogne-

The Graphic Wokks of Sir Joshua gj^g_ 1593, small 8vo.
Eevsolds, by Samuel William Reynolds, dedicated to lames VI. Inglis, 1268,
containing 300 Portraits of eminent Per- jg^ Herbert suspects this work to have
sons during the Reign of «eorge HI, and | ^^^^ printed in Scotland. Sotheby, 11. 6s.
130 historical and fancy Subjects foho, 1 ^ KefuUtion of Sundry Reprehensions,
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each. PBOOFS on French paper, 2;. 2s. each. K^^.^^^gj. jaboureth to deface the late
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letter-press lists of the present possessors ^.^^^ „ William Rainolds. Paris, 1583,
of the pictures. Lond. Hodgson and gvo. pp. 561, besides a preface of 97 pages
Graves, 1834, folio 3 vols. Pubbshed at ^^^ fP^ ^^^',^3 ^l,i^^ Knights, 13s.
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Messrs. Graves & Co. have issued a Pro-, ^jjj'-jjg- g^^ 103g^ besides title,

spectusof a- Continuation of the ^\ orks ; dg^jcation and index. 16 leaves

of Sir Joshua Reynolds,'' engraved after
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ley. It is to consist of lOO plates, in 20
parts, of five plates each, prists at 1/. Is.

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pRooFsati/. iis.ed. i.N-DiAPBooFsat2<.2s. : Sun ; and the Tomb, an elegy in
Several parts are already published. | poetic prose. Translated from the

in?/7rr his'' ^tS:'t:;j:t^^Z, ^h edition of the original French
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Memoirs of the Life, "Writings, Dis- Xemple. Lond. 1782, 12mo.
courses and professional Works of Sir '■ pp ^^jj ^nd 124.

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Sie Batty, Capt. R. Carb, Sir John,
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21. 2s. Bihl. Anglo-Poet. 620, lol. Heber,
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This history was translated out of Latin
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dication to that Kin;?, and consists of
Tenty-four leaves, without signatures,
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A curious collection, thick papee.
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Ehtthmo, De, Grsecoriun, -See
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EiBADEXEiBA, Pedro. Historia
Seclesiastica del Scisma del Eayno
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' Candour is not expected in a writer of
;his stamp ; yet, thus much may be said
if his work, that it contains some very cre-
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net with ; and it Is not written with that
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Segnnda parte, i.e. lib. iii. Alcala, 1593.

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ivo. — Madrid, 1595, folio, three parts. —
Madrid, 1674, 4to.— Madrid, 17Sl,4to.

Appendix Schismatis Anglicani. Colon.
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The Lives of the Saints, with other

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Lives of the Saints. Lond. 1730, folio,
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RiBAULD or EiBATiT, Capt. John.
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nowe newly set forthe in Enghshe
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A Catholicke Conference between Svr
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My Ladies Looking Glasse, wherein
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Ilesemblanc« of Vice masked under the
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Gordonstoun, 1997, 4?. 6s. Heber, pt iv.
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The Irish Hubbub, or the English Hue
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vile, vaine, and wicked age. No less
smarting than tickling. A merriment
whereby to make the wise to laugh, and
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Rich, Claudius James. Two
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Lfi Komaiit di Kichait sans paour Due
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Dissertation sur les Sceaux de Richard i
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K.Richard II. last Voyage to Ireland.
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Alliterative Poem on the Deposition of
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PEXDIX.

See Heakxe, Thomas, p. 1027. IIow-
AEi/, Sir Rubert. Parliament.
— III. King of England.

The true Tragedie of Richard the Tliird,
whereuuto is shown the Death of Edward
the Fourth, with the Smothering of the
young Priuces in the Tower. With a
ianientaWe Eude of Shore's Wife, &c.. and.
lastly the Conjunction of the two noble
Houses of Lancaster and Yorke. As it
was played by the Queene's Maiestie3
Players. Lond. by Creede, 1594, 4to.
Only one perfect copy of this play is
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The Ghost of Richard the Third, ex-
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1844, 8vo.

King Richard the Third revived. Lond.
1655, 4to.

The Life of Richard III. as Dnke of
Gloucester and King of England, by Caro.
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See Buck, Sir George, Knt. p. 303. Cat-
lev, Arthur. More, Sir Thomas. Rey,
M. J. Shakespeare, Wm, Walpole,
Horace.

KiCHAEDE Duke of York ; the
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unique, 131' — Second edition, 1600, J ol-
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the Bodleian Library. See Mablowe,
Christopher. j

EiCHARD of Cirencester. The I
Description of Britain, translated
from Richard of Cu-encester : with
the original Treatise de Situ Bri-
tanniae ; and a Commentary on the
Itinerary. Lond. 1809, 8vo. j

A good edition. edited by Mr.H. Hatcher
of Salisbury. l.\rge papeb. Hibbert, I
6,^51, mor. IZ. 16s. Fonthill, 3092, 31.1s.
Keprinted. with additions, as one of tlie
' Six Old English Chronicles,' in Bohn's
Antiquarian Library, Ss. The Latin text
has been published by the English His-
torical Society. See Appenuix. See also
BKRTB.4M, Car. SruKELV, Wm.

On the Au'lienticity of this Work, «e«
Gent. Mag. N.S. vol. 26, p. 365.

— of Devizes. Chronicle, trans-
lated and edited by Dr. Giles. Loud.
1841, 8vo.

Reprinted, with addition.<!, in Bohn's
Antiquarian Library, as one of the
Chronicles of the Crusades, being Con-
temporary Nanatives of the Crusade of
Kicbard "Cceur de Lion, by Richard of
Devizes and Geoffrey de Vinsauf; and of
the Crusade of St. Louis, by Lord Joliu
de JoinviUe; with illustrative notes and
index.' Lond. 1848, post 8vo. with au
illuminated frontispiece, 5s.

For the origin.il, see Historical Society
Publications in Appendix.

— of York. See Kichard III.
Richards, George. D.D. Poems.

Oxford, 1804, Bvo. 2 vols.

Dr. Richards wrote al.so the B.impton
Lectures, entitled the Divine Origin of
Prophecy, illustrated and defended. Oxf.
1800.

Songs of the Aboriginal Bards of Bri-
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bert, 6862, 4s. 6d. Edwards. 509, 16s. [
Foutliill, 2023, II. 7s. Riesbeck's Travels
through Germany will be found in the
sixth volume of Pinkerton's Collection of
Voyages and Travels.

EiGBiE, Col. Joseph. The
Drunkards Prospective, or Burn-
ing Glasse. Loud. 1656, small
8vo.

A to D ii. in fours, in verse. Nassan,
pt. ii. 243, 13s. Bindley, pt. iii. 1553,
21. 6s. Bright, 1/. Is. Perrv, 5!. 7s. 6d.
JoUey, 21. 10s. Heber, "pt. iv. 16s.
Skegg, 17s. Bibl. Anglo-Poet. 622, 31. 3s.
See Brydges' Kestituta, iv. 296—9.

Eights of the Kingdom, or Cus-
toms of om* Ancestors. Lond. 1649,
4to.

Best edition of an excellent work on the
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4to. Tliis edition is curtailed. Home
Tooke, 608, 4s.

Riley, James. An authentic
Ifarrative of the Loss of the Ame-
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Coast of Africa, with an Account of

the Sufferingsof the surviving Crew.
New York, 1816, 4to.

A deeply distressing and painfully in-
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&c.— Lond. 1817, 4to. Drurv. 3S07, 1^. 2g.
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1817, 8vo. 5s.

RiMirs, Henry. Memoirs of
the House of Brunswick, from the
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4to.

Pp. 445, with dedication to the Prince
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PAPEB.

A candid Narrative of the Rise and
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5s. Williams, 1503, morocco, 12s. Gar-
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Rrs'AiDO Rinaldini, or the Cap-
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Vulpius. Translated from the
Gei'man. Lond. A. K. Newman,
1800, 12mo. 3 vols. 11. Is.— Second
edition, 1831, 12mo. 3 vols.
13s. 6d.

Fep.randino, by the author of Rinaldo
Rinaldini, a continuation of that famous
romance. Translated from the German
by Henry G. Bohn. Lond. W. Oxberry
(afterwards H. Colburn), 1813, 12mo. 2
vols. 10s. 6d. This, my first literary ad-
veutnre, was undertaken at the instance
of Mr. Oxberry, printer as well as come*
dian, who agreed to give me £50 for the
translation, which, to a lad of fifteen,
was a temptation. He being then in
difficulties, sold the edition (500) to Mr.
Colburn, who put his own name on the
title-page, and sub.scribed the whole of it
to the trade in one day. George Soane,
eldest sonof the architect.and at that time
prompter at Urury Laue Theatre, pro-
mised to be responsible for the poetiy,
but never touched a liue of it, so that it
is for the most part a mere literal render-
ing of the German, and some in the second
volume, relying on him, is altogether
omitted.

RiNcnrs, Bernard, M.D. Epita-
lamion in Nuptijs Francisci GaUia-
rum Delphini & Marise Britanno-
rum Regis Filie. Sylua (Paiis.)

ETP

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In ^clibus loannis Gormontij.
1518, 4to.

A — C, A and B. all in fours. A copvis
in the British Museum. Bright, 4t40,
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2/. 5s.

Le Livre et Forest de Messire B. Rince
contenant I'apvareil, les Jeux et le Fes-
tiu de la Bastille. Paris, 1518. 4to.

Both these pieces relate to the mar-
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RixOLOGY; or a description of
the Xose, and particularly that part
of it called the Bridge, inscribed
to the Family of Great Is^oses b_v
Timothy Bridgeabout. Lond. 1736,
8to. OS. j

Eio, Cap. Don A. Del. De-
scription of the Euins of an Ancient
City in Guatemala in Spanish
America. Lond. 1822, 4to. plates.

— Mendoza. See 'Mt.'sdozs..

Eio, Ercole dal. Incomparable
G^me of Chess. Translated by
Bingham, -with an Essay on the
Origin of the Game by E. Irwin.
Lond. 1820. 8vo. i

Rior, Stephen. Grecian Orders
of Architectiire, delineated and
explained from the Antiquities of
Athens, &c. Lond. 1768, folio,
1/. Is.

EiPA, Ces. Iconologia, or moral
Emblems. Lond. 1709, 4to.

■With 326 plates. 'VVliite Knights, 35S4,
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RiPArD, Citizen. Eeport of the
Commission of Arts to the first
Consul Bonaparte on the Anti-
quities of L'pper Egypt, &.C., trans-
lated from the French. Lond.
1800, 4to.

Pp. Iv. and 64. It was likewise printed
in Svo.

EiPLET, George. The Compovnd
of Alchymy; Divided into twelve
Grates ; whereimto is adioyned his
Epistle to the Eing, &c. [in verse]
get foorth by Ealph Eabbards.
Lond. by Thomas Orwin, 1591,
4to.

M in fours, dedicited to Q. Elizabeth,
after which is an address to the student"?
in the secrets of philosophy, and commen-
datory verses, &c. Bindley, pt. iii. 1643,
1?. 2s. Nassau, pt. ii. 965, nissia, IMSs.
resold Skegg, 11. 17s. Bibl. Anglo-
Poet. 608, 10/. resold Saunders' in 1818,
17. 10s. Perrv, pt. iv. 401, 10s. 6d. Sir
M. M. Svkes.'pt. iii. 1134, 1?. 16s. Heber,
pt.iv. 8s'. Bright, 1?. Is. Ripley's poems
on alchymy, written in 1471, in a more
ancient style, are inserted in Ashmole's
Theatrum Chemicum. Sen Warton's
History of English Poetry, and Ritson'a
Bibl. Poet.

Ripley reviv'd : or, an Exposition upon
Sir George Ripley"s Hermetico-Poetical
Works, containing the plainest and most
excellent Discoveries of the most hidden
Secrets of the ancient Philosophers, that
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himself Citizen of the" World. Lond.
1678, small 8vo. with a front, by Vaughan.
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Ripox. — The History of Ripon.
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Pp. 283. including the advertisement,
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i Si'e MooKE, George.
' Eippox, John, D.D. A Collec-
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thors.

This Baptist minister made, for the
purpose of publication, a copy of the Re-
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were sold at Hodgson's in August, 1860,
and are now in the Library of Heralds'
College, London.

EiSDON, Tristram. The choro-
grapliical Description or Survey of
the County of Devon ; with the
Citv and Comity of Exeter. Lond.
1714 or 1723. sVo.

Sir P. Thompson, 655, 11. 6s. Dmry,
pjbiO. 11. 5s. Marquis of Townshend. '.:7C^
U. 13s. Dent, pt. ii. 354, Ss. Hibbert,

2098

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6937, 14s. Towneley, pt. ii. 105fi, 1?. ?■!.
Willett, 20S0, 3?. os. Nassau, pt. ii. 244,
russia, 1?. 5s. Stowe, 13s. fine paper.
Collation.— TiUe, one leaf; names of the
Bubscribers, 4 pages ; some account of the
author, 4 pages; Risdon's introduction,
6 pages; survey, pp. 1 — 148; 'Men of
Renown,' &c. pp. 113 — 166; index and
advertisement, 11 pages. Continuation,
pp. 425, not including a title-page, one
leaf, and some account of the family of
the Spicers. 4 pages. Plates— i. The
Conduit of Carfoix. ii.— The Arms of
the Spicers. — New edition. I>ond. 1811,
8vo, lOs. 6d. medii;m quaeto. 50 copies
printed. Dent, pt. ii. lfXX>, lis. p.oyal
gCARTO. 50 copies printed. Hibbert, 6915,
11. Is.
See Ceapple, William.

EiSHANGEE, W. Chronicle. See
CA\rDEN Club Books, Appendix.

RiSHTOxrs, Edouardus. See
Sa>"X)ee.s, ^s^icolas, D.D.

EiTCHiE, Thomas Edward. Po-
litical and Military Memoirs of
Europe. 1798—1802, with an In-
troductory View of the Treaty of
Campo Formio, and Proceedings of
the Congress of Rastadt. Lond.
1802, 8vo. 3 Tols. 10s. 6d.

Account of the Life and Writings of
David Hume. Lond. 1807, Svo.

EiTSoy, Joseph. Poetical and
other Publications.

Sotheby's, March, 1860, 30 vols, post
Svo. morocco, 2b/. 10s.

Of this writer theQuarterlv Reviewers
observe : " Ritson cannot be named with-
out respect for his industry, and pity for
the unfortunate irritability which placed
liim throughout his life in a state of
bitter and unintermitted warfare— with
beef-steaks and revelation ; — Pinkerton
and Snorro; — with his best friends and
half the letters in the alphabet. But
although liis outrages may provoke a
smile, he has ably pointed out the weaker
parts of the .\rabian and Gothic systems,
a.s Mr. iJunlop (in his History of Fictionj
calls them, of Percy and Warton.'

The follmcing arrangement is not chrovolo-
ffical, tfie Ballad Series, /or vjhich Bitson
is chiejly Jamfd, being placed first, and what
forms the vsual set being distinguished by
capitals. The Miscellanies foUoii; at end, he-
ginning on page 2100.

EsGLi.sH Songs, A select Collection of,
(with Preface and historical Essay on the
Origin and Progress of national Song),
I^nd. 1783, crown 8vo. 3 vols. An excel-

lit selection, with plates from Stothard's

designs. Some copies have a frontispiece
by Stutliard, and others by Fuseli ; the
former are of uncommon occurrence.
Bindlev, pt. iii. 239, XL ISs. Gough,
3024, U. 6s. Brockett, 2511, 11. 18s.
Strettell. 995, 11. 7s. Reed, 7954, 21. 23.
resold, Field, 1599, 21. Dent, pt. ii. 358,
1'. 12s. Edwards, 124, morocco, 3Z. 5s.
Skegg, russia, 1/. 17s. pixe paper.
Williams, 1504, morocco, bl. 10s. — The
second edition, with additional Songs and
occasional Notes by Thomas Park. Lond.
1813, crown 8vo. 3 vols, wood-cuts. Drury,
.3545. 1/. lis. 6d, Strettell, 996. 2/. 3s,

Scottish Sosgs, with the M usick (^and an
historical Essay;. Lond. 1794, 12mo. 2
vols. Brockett, 2519, l/.5s. Heber, U. 2s.
Stowe, \l. 13s. Sotheby's, 1861, 'il. 8s. In
the Scots Magazine for Jan. 1802, is a
' List of Desiderata in Scotish Song,'
generally attributed to Ritson.

AXCIEKT E.VGLEISH METRICAL RoMAS-

CEF.s. Lond. 1802, 8vo. 3 vols. Brockett,
2524, v.. 13s. Drury, 3614, M. 14s. Stret-
tell. 993, russia, 21. 10s. Roscoe, 1444, \
2?. lis. Field, 1609, 1/. 13s. Skegg, rus- ]
sia, 1/. 15s. Heber, pt. vii. 1?. lis. An- /
other, supposed to be the only copy pos- '
sessing certain passages in which the
editor had indulged in remarks of so
unqualified and licentious a tendency
on religious matters, that the publisher
insisted on their being cancelled prior to
publication, and the most offensive were
accordingly expunged or moderated, bl.

[The whole of these passages, twelve
in number, were printed off separately ou
a single leaf, and are found in a few
copies. One of the passages will give an
idea of the whole ; at p. 247, line 1 : —
•' Merlin, a powerful magician, and a more
clear-sighted and veracious prophet than
the .Jew lsaiah."J

The Ekglish Astholoot. Lond. 1793-4,
crown 8vo. 3 vols, with vignettes by
Stothard. Brockett, 2517, 21. 4s. Dei
pt. ii. 3.59, II. 9s. Drury, 1307, 1/. 8
Bindlev, pt. iii. 665, 11. 6s. Nassau, pt. ii.
246, IL 10s. Field, 1604, 11. 3s. Skegg,
morocco, 1/. 14s.

RobisHood; a Collection of all the
ancient Poems, Songs, and Ballads now
extant, relating to that celebrated English
Outlaw; to which are prefixed, historical
Anecdotes of his Life. Lond. 179.5, crown
Svo. 2 vols, with wood-cuts. Dent, pt.
ii. 357, 21. lis. Baker, 628, morocco, 21. 3s.
Nassau, pt. ii. 247, 2/. 7s. Brockett, 2521,
rns>ia, 3?.3s. Strettell, 991, morocco, 21.
Bindley, pt. iii. 238, 11. 10s. Field, 1608,
11. 8s, — New edition. Lond. Pickering,
1832, 12mo. 2 vols, with the original
wood-cuts, \l. Is. This edition contains
several additions made by Ritson in his
own copy, and the Editor (bis nephew)
has added in the Appendix the tale of

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RiTSON — continued.
RobiQ l{ood and the Monk, which Ritson
didnotkuow was iu existence. The wood-
cuts are better struck off, and cleai er.

See a copious account of the Popular
BalladsofKobin Hood, noticing the 'These
de Litterature sur les vicissitudes et les
transformations du Cycle populaire de
Robin Hood.' Paris, 1832, in Gent's. Mag.
for ia37, vol. 7, pp. 17, li53. See also the
Essay prefixed to Gutcli's edition of liobin
Hood. Lond. 1S47, 2 vols.

An'Ciext SunOS I'rom the Time of King
Henry the Third to the Revolution (witli
Observations on the ancient English
Minstrels, and Dissertations ou the Songs,
Music and instrumental Performance of
^the ancient English). Lond. 1790, crown
8vo. The most curious and certainly the
most interesting to antiquarian readers of
all Ritsou's works. It contains six vig-
nettes designed and etched by Stothard.
Brockett, '2514, 15s. Strettell, 994. 12s.
Roscoe. 1443, U. 8s. Drury, 3542, 16s.
Field, 1602. 17s. Heber, pt. vii. 14s. 6d.
Skflgg, russia, U. Is.

R Second edition, entitled 'Ancient
SoxGs ASD Ballads.' Loud. 1829, crown
Svo. 2 vols. 11. Is. Tliis edition is re-
■^ printed from a copy of the former one,
[, corrected, enlarged, and much improved
^ by the author. Stothard's illustrations
^are omitted.

AxciEXT Popular Poetev, Pieces of,
' faim authentic manuscripts and old
■''^inted copies. Lond. 1791, crown Svo. pp.

^xvi. and 152, adorned with wood-cuts by
Bewick. Brockett, 2515, 10s. Drury,
3543, lis. Bindley, pt. ii. 237, 14s. 6d
1563, 15s. Strettell, 990, los. Roscoe,
1442, 11. 5s. Heber, pt. viii. 10s. Rox-
burghe, 3178, 17s. Field, 1603, 11. Is.—
Second edition, Lond. Pickering. 1833,
post Svo. 7s. 6d. Edited by Ritson's
nephew, Joseph Frank, Esq., who has
added a few Notes, and introduced an-
other Poem, 'Sir Peny,' from a MS. iu
the Cotton Libi'ary, which Kitson intended
for the Collecliou. This edition has the
ciiginal wood-cuts by Bewick.
f Caledosiasj Muse ; a chronological
Selection of Scotish Poetry from the ear-
liest Times. Lond. 1821, Svo. Thiswork
V was printed in 17S5, and extends to 232
^ pp. with portrait and vignettes. The in-
troductory portion of the work was unfor-
tunately burnt. Drury, 3548, 9s. 6d.
Brockett, 2526, 11. 9s.

Minot's Poem.s, Poems on interesting
Events in the Reign of K. Edward III.
written in the Year MCCCLII by Lau-
rence Minot, with a Preface, Dissertations,
Notes and Glossai-y. Lond. 1795,crown8vo.
In point of typography the most elegant
of all Ritsoa's publications. Uent, pt. i.

1427, 11 9s. Bindley, pt. ii. 1778, 1/. 7s.
Roxburghe, 3245. U. Roscoe, 1320, 11. 23.
Brockett, 2518, 11. 15s. Field, 1606, U. lis.
6d, — Nev/ edition. Lond. IS'25, crown Svo.
10s. Heber, pt. viii. 1.5s.

Northern' Garlands: I. The Bishopric
Garland, or the Durham Minstrel; a choice
Collection of excellent Songs. 11. The
Yorkshire Garland; a curious Collection
of old and new Songs. III. The North-
uiuberlaud Garland, or Newcastle Night-
ingale ; a matchless collection of famouff
Songs. IV. The North Country Choris-
ter; an unparalleled Variety of exci-Ucnt
Songs. Edited by the late Joeph Rit-
son, Esq. Lond. ISIO, 8vo. Strettell,
992, 10s. 6d. Drury, 3541, 8s. fine
PAPER. Brockett, 2525, 14s.

Thuse were previously printed separately,
viz : —

The Bishopric Garland, or Durham
Minstrel; being a choice Collection of
English Songs, relating to the above
County. Stockton, 17S4, 12mo. Reed,
7593, 21. 10s.— Newcastle, 1792, 12mo.
Brockett, 2516, with Ritson's Northum-
berland Garland, 1793, and the Newcastle
Songster, 3 parts, 11. 19s. Reprinted
in the ' Northern Garlands.' Lond. 1810,
8vo.

The Yorkshire Garland : being a curi-
ous Collection of old and new Songs
concerning that famous Country. Part I.
York, 1788, 12mo. This was never con-
tinued. It is reprinted in the ' Northern
Garlands.'

The Northumberland Garland, or
Newcastle Nightingale. A matchless
Collection of famous Songs. Newcastle,
1793, 12mo. Roxburghe, 3214, 123.
Brockett, '2516, with Ritson's Bishoprick
Garland, 1792, and the Newcastle Songster,
3 parts, 1^. 19s. Reprinted in ' Northern
Garlands.'

Tlie North-country Chorister; an un.
paralleled Variety of excellent Songs.
Collected and published together, for
general Amusement, by a liishop-rick
Ballad Singer. Durham, 1792.— 1802.—
12mo. — Reprinted in ' Northern Garlands.'
Lond. 1810, crown fevo.

Gajijieb Gurion's Garland; or the
Nursery Parnassus ; a choice Collection
of pretty Songs and Verses, for the
Amusement of all little good Children
who can neither read nor run. Stockton
C17S4J, 32iuo.— Lond. 1810, 12mo. Utter-
son, 6s. 6d.

Bibliouraphia Poetica : a Catalogue of
Engli.ih Poets of the twelfth, thirteenth,
fourteenth, fifteenth and sixteenth C<'n-
turies, with a short account of their works.
Lond. 1802, Svo. Gough, o026, lis. 6d.
Brockett, 2522, 12s. Dent, pt. ii. 355, 9s.
6d. Nassau, pt. ii. 245, 13s. Strettell,
998, russia, 19s. 6d. Roscoe, 49, ICs. fid.

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BIT

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RiTaOX — continued.
Skegg, russia, 19^. Additions and altera-
tions for this work will ba found in
Brydges' Censura Literaria. In the British
Museum is a copy with MS. notes and ad-
ditions by Malone and James Boswell.

Life of Kisg Abthcb: from ancient
Historians and authentic Documents, by
Joseph Ritson, Esq. Lond. 1S2.5, crown
8vo. pp. xliii and 172, with title, half-title,
advertisement and contents, 4 leaves.
Sotlieby's, January, ISG'i, 17s.

MhMOIES of the CEI.T3 OB GAtTLS ^wiih
RXi App«-udix, in which will be found a
Dictionary of Celtic Words, andaBiblio-
theca Celtica). Lond. 1S27, crown 8vo.

AssALS Of THE C ALEDOsiAXS, Picts, and
Scots, and of Strathclyde, Cumberland,
Galloway and Murray. Edinb.lS28, crown
8ro. 2 vols. 11. 4s.

Faiet Tales. Now first collected : to
■which are prefixed two dissertations; I.
on Pygmies. II. on Fairies. Lond. 1831,
post Svo. 9s. Edited by Mr. Frank, from
a SIS. Copy, prepared for the press by
Mr. Kitson,

Letters. Edited chiefly from Originals
in the possession of his Nephew. To which
is pretixed a Memorial of the Anthor. by
Sir Hams Nicolas. Lond. Pickering,
1833, 2 vols, post 8vo. Bright, 15s.

Letters TO George Patox: to which
is added a Critique by John Pinkerton,
Esq. upon Kitsons Scotish Songs. Edited
by James Maidment. Edinb. 1829, 8to.

Some .-iccount of the late Joseph Rit-
Bon. Esq., by Joseph Haslewood. Lond-
1824, crown Svo. 5s. In the Grenville
CoLectiou is Mr. Haslewood"s copy, with
a variety' of additions of Reviews, &c.
See Haslewood, Joseph.

The Spartan Mannal, or Tablet of
Morality. Lond. 1785, 12mo. A Collec-
tion of the Apoptliegms, Maxims, and
Precepts. Brockett, 2112, 14s. Field,
1601,12s.

Remarks critical and illustrative on the
Text and Notes of the last Edition of
Shakspeare. Lond. 1783, Svo. These
remarks were attacked in the St. James's
Chronicle, June, 17S3, by ' Alciphron'
(George Steevens?,) and defended by
'.lustice' (Ritson himself). Field, 515,
15s. Nassau, pt. ii. 459, with Ritson"s
Quip Modest, 1788, and Cursory Criti-
cisms, 1792, russia, 1?. los. Home
Tooke, 594 and 5, both copios with MS.
notes by Tooke, 4'. 4s. and 7?. 2s. 6d.

The Quip Modest; a few Words by
Way of Supplement to Remarks critical
and illustrative on the Text and Notes of
the last Edition of Shakespeare ; occa-
sioned bya republication of that Edition,
revised and augmented by the Editor of

Dodsley's Old Plays. Lond. 178S, 8va
10s. 6d. In the preface a note on page vii,
was cancelled, reflecting on George Stee-
vens. which, however, is to be found in
some copies. Field, 523, with the can-
celled leaf, 133.

Cursory Criticisms on the Edition of
Shakspeare, published by Edmond Ma-
lone. Lond. 1792. 8vo. Field, 533, 10s. 6d.
Home Tooke, 596, with MS. Notes by
Tooke. 21. Is. In the St. James' Chronicle,
.March 27, 1792, is a letter in defence of
Mr. Malone. subscribed Criticaster. ' To
the labours of Steevens and Malone
Kitson made objections, in several publi-
cations, which have not hitherto been
satisfactorily answered.' G. CJutlmers. — In
Nicola.s' Jlemoir of Ritson, p. liii, we are
told that he eventually withdrew the
unsold copies and destroyed them.

A Digest of the Proceedings of the
Court Leet of the Manor and Liberty of
the Savoy, Parcel of the Duchy of
Lancaster, in the Connty of Middlesex;
from the year 1682 to the present Time.
Lond. 17S9, Svo.

The Jurisdiction of the Court Leet
exemplified. &c. Lond. 1791, 8vo. This
valuable compilation formed a portion of
a much larger work, which he was dis-
couraged from proceeding with, from
' the scanty sale it was likelv to experi-
ence.'— Lond. 1609, 8vo.— 1816, Svo.

The Office of Constable ; being an
entirely new Compendium of the Law
concerning that ancient Minister for the
Conservation of the Peace, carefully
compiled from the best .\uthorities. With
a Preface and an Introduction, containing
some Account of the Origin and Anti-
quity of the Office. Lond. 1791, Svo. —
Second edition. Lonu. 1915, 8vo.

The preceding three Law Tracts were
afterwards collected into one Volume,
and issued with a new Title-page. Lond.
1794, Svo.

The Office of Bailiff of a Liberty. Lond.
1811, Svo. Edited by the Authors Ne-
phew, .Joseph Frank, Esq.

Practical Points, or Maxims in Convey-
ancing, drawn from the daily experience
of a very extensive Practice. By a late
eminent Conveyancer. To which are
added. Critical Observations on the va-
rious and essential Parts of a Deed, by
the late J. Ritson, Esq. Lond. 1834, Svo.
5s.— 1620, Svo. 7s. 6.1. —1825, 8vo. 5s.

An Essay on Abstinence from Animal
Food, as a moral Duty. Lond. 1802, Svo.
Brockett, 2523, 12s. Field, 1612, lOs.
Heher, pt. viii. 9s.

Verses addressed to the Ladies of
Stockton, 1772. Fir.st printed in the
Newcastle Miscellany, 1772, afterwards at
Newcastle, n. d, 12mo. an! also at the
end of Uaslewood's Life of Patson. Field,

BIV

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2101

EirSOJJ' — eonfinued.

1598, date 1782, a presentation copy to
Isaac Reed, with an accompanying letter,
19s.

The Descent of the Crown of England,
l.ond. 177S or 1783 ? These tahles, printed
on a broadside, were adapted to the old
Jacobite principle. They were never
published. There were two impressions
of them, first in 1778, not for sale, the se-
cond with various alterations, published
in 1783. See Nicolas' Memoir of Kitson,
prefixed to his Letters, p. siii.

By Permission of the Mayor. Tivat
Rex. The St'ckt'n Jubilee, or Shake-
speare in all his Glory. A choice Pageant
for Christmas Holidays, 1781. Yeluti in
Speculum. Newcastle, printed for the
Managers, 12mo. Now of great rarity.
It consists of extracts from Shakspeare
applied to most of the principal inhabit-
ants of the Town. Nicolas' Memoir,
p xvi.

Observations on the three first Volumes
of the History of English Poetry, in a
familiar Letter to the Author (Esmon).
Lond. 1782, 4to. Full of the grossest
abuse and the most illiberal invective.
It is said that Ritson, at the latter period
of his life, bought up and destroyed many
copies. An able vindication of Warton,
written by the Rev. Thomas Russell,
appeared in the Gentleman's Magazine
for Dec. 1782, under the signature of
A. S.

Fabnlarum Romanensium Bibliotheca :
a general Catalogue of old Romances,
French. Italian, Spanish and English, in
t» Volumes. A specimen of a work to
be published under the above title was
printed in 1782, 2 leaves, crown 8vo., but
the work itself never appeared.

Bibliographia Scotica". A MS., 2 vols.
4to., so entitled, was purchased at Ritson's
sale by Longman and Co., for 451. 3s.,
but at their sale in 1842 the MS. only
produced 12?. 12s.

HiTTEB, Dr. Heinrich. History
of Ancient Pliilosophy, translated
by A. J. W. Mon-ison. Oxford,
1838-46, Svo. 4 toIs. 3Z. 4s.

EiTUALE. Ordo Baptizandi aliae-
que Sacrameuta admiaistraudi ;
ex Eituali Kom Paulis extractus
pro Anglia. Lond. 1686, Svo.

Sacra Institntio Baptizandi Jlatrimo-
nium celebrandi, etc.justa usum insignjs
ecclesisB Sarisburiensis. Duaci, 1604, 4to.

EiTE, Edmund. An Hepta-
glottologie ; that is a treatise con-
oeming seven Languages, whereui ,

' the excellence and necessity of the
Knowledge of them is declared.
Lond. 1618, Svo.

ErvEES, David, D.D. Literary
Memoirs of Living Authors of
Q-reat Britain, including a List of
their works, (Anon). Load. 1798,
Svo. 2 vols.

— J. Abbot. Devout Ehap-
sodies. Lond. 1648, 4to.

Pp. 83. Bibl. Anglo-Poet. 609, 4?. 4s.
Bright, 2?.— 1647, 4to. A copy of this
edition is in the British Museum. — n. d.
4to. Lloyd, 1055, 21. Ss.

Sad Condition of a distracted Kingdom,
in a fable of Philo the Jew. 1645, 4to.
Bindley, pt. iii. 1628, 11. Is. Heber, pt.
ii. 18s.

EiVET, Andrew, D.D. The last
Houers of the Et. Rev. Father in
God, Dr. Andrew Eivet, Tutor to
the late Wilham Prince of Orange,
translated by Gr. L[auder]. Hagh,
printed by Sam Brown, Enghsh
Bookseller, 1652, small Svo. pp.
92.

Translated and published by Nehemiah
Cox, portrait by Passe. Nassau, pt. i.
1874, with an additional poitrait of Rivet
by S. Passe, 21. 19s.

EiTXrs, Anglice Etves.

Eizzio, D. See Riccxo, David.
EuTHEN, Lord.

A notice of Rizzio will be found in the
European Magazine for Oct. 1780, and
March, 1786.

EoANE, Dr. A Letter from
Rhoan in France, written by Dr.
Roane, with an EUegy tipon the
Death of Drs. Commons. 1641, 4to.

With a frontispiece. Bindley, pt ii.
2541, OS.

EOBAETS. See EOBEETS.

Robbing, The, of the ISTimnery ;
or the Abbess outwitted. A Bal-
lad in Danish, with an EngUsh
translation. 1786, Svo.

Heber, pt. iv. 6s. G. Chalmers, pt ii.
14s.

EoBEET I. King of Scotland.
See Baeboue, John. HAEViT,
John. Keeb, Eobert.

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EoBEET the III. King of Scot-
land his Answer to a Summons
sent by Henry the IV. of England,
to do Homage for the Crown of
England. Edinbiirgh, 1700, 8vo.

Four leaves. Reprinted in ' Various
Pieces of fugitive Scotish Poetry,' edited
by Laing.

— Dnte of Normandy. See Ro-
bert the Devil and Robui the Devil.

— of Gloucester. 5eeHEAENE, T.

— of EJnaresborough. Metrical
Life of Saint Robert of Knaresbo-
rough. 1824, 4to.

Printed for the members of the Rox-
burghe club by the Rev. H. Drury. Dent,
Dt. ii. 1225, 3t. The original Manuscript
Tvas purchased by the Kev. II. Drury in
the Borough of South wark for 2s. 6d., and
in the sale of his library, in 1827, sold for
332. lOs. In the Catalogue, No. 3808, is
added a long note by Mr. Douce.

— the Deuyl. Enprynted by
Wynken de Worde. 4to.

It ends on the third leaf after sign E.
iij. A copy is among Bp. Moore's books
in the public library at Cambridge, and
another is in the British Museum.

Roberte the Deuyil. A metrical Ro-
mance from an ancient illuminated ma-
nuscript. Edited by I. Herbert. Lond.
1798, 6vo. pp. 58, with 14 engravings.
Goldsmid, 612, 6s. Strettell, 1010,
10s. 6d. Bibl. Anglo-Poet. 615, 15s. 616,
■with plates coloured, ISs. lakge paper,
in 4to. Gough, 3147, 7s. Bindley, pt. iii.
1606, small, 7s. 6d. Bright, 4s. 6d. Rox-
burghe, 3231, russia, lis.

See Robin the Devil.

— Monk of Shrewsbury. See
Wenefkede, Sauit.

EoBEBTOy, J., M.D. On the Dis-
eases of the Generative System.
Lond. 1811, 8vo. 12 plates.

Third edition enlarged, Lond. 1816,
port, and 12 plates.— Fourth edition, to
which is prefixed an acrimonious corre-
spondence with Dr. Baillie, Lond. 1817,
port, and 12 plates. — Fifth Edition, J. J.
Stockdale, 1S24, 8vo. port, and 12 plates.
Some of these plates were afterwards
K\ippressed, and the book sold without
them.

This author wrote other works ; but for
the one here noticed (being considered by
the House of Commons an immoral book)
the publisher, John Joseph Stockdale, was
prosecuted and imprisoned by order of the
House of Commons, and led to the famous
case of Stockdale versus Hansard.
Chalmers, pt. ii. V,. lis.

Kalygonomia, or the Laws of Female
Beauty, by T. Bell, M.D. Lond. J. J.
Stockdale, 1821, 8vo. 24 plates, (of which 9.
being those containing details of the ge-
nital organs, are often wanting), 2!. 2s.
Bell is said to be a fictitious name, and
the real author J. Roberton.

RoBEETS, A. The Adventures
of Mr. T. S. taken Prisoner by the
Tiirks of Algiers, and carried into
the inland countries of Africa.
Lond. 1670, 16mo.

White Knights, 35-30, lis.

— Alexander. Treatise on Witch-
craft, discovering the wickednesse
of that damnable Art, with a true
NaiTation of the Witchcrafts which
Mary Smith did practise. Lond.
1616, 4to.

Reed, 28SS, \l. 3s. Bindley, pt. iv. 172,
5s. pt. iii. 1613, 6s. 6d. Nassau, pt. ii. 967,
6.S. Hibbert, 6s. 6d. Heber, pt. vi. 12s.

— Barre Charles. Letters and
Miscellaneous Papers by Barre
Charles Roberts, Student of Christ
Chiu'ch, Oxford : with a Memoir of
his Life, by Grosvenor Bedford.
Lond. 1814, 4to. port.

Privately printed. Bindley, pt. iii.
1591, 10s. 6d. Goldsmid, 697*, 2<. 2s.
Combe, 1828, 12. lOs.

— ■ Emma. Memoirs of the rival
Houses of York and Lancaster,
historical and biographical. Lond.
1827, 8vo. 2 vols.

With a portrait of Elizabeth of York.

Scenes and Characteristics of Hindos tan.
Lond. 1S37, 8vo. 2 vols. II. Is.

— FouUce. The Revenue of
Gospel is Tythes, by Foulke Eo-
bartes. Cambridge, 1613, 4to.

Inglis, 1331, 6s.

— Francis, D.D. Clavis Biblio-
rtun : the Key of the Bible, un-
locking the richest Treasures of the
holy Scriptures. Fourth edition.
Lond. 1675, folio, 12s.

Nassau, pt. ii. 823, 1?. 8s, This work

. contains a comprehensive digest of the

I most valuable observations of the earlier

biblical critics. — 1649, 8vo. 2 vols, with

portrait of the author, spt. 40, by T. Crosa.

Bindley, 14s. 6d.— 1665, folio, 8s.

The Mysterie and JIarrow of the Bible,
viz. God's Covenants with Man unfolde<l
and illubti'ated in positive AphorismsMid

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their explanations. Lond. 1657, folio, il.
lis. 6d, A kind of system of Divinity.

Roberts, G-eorge. Four Years
Voyages to the Canaries, Cape de
Verdo, Barbadoes, and to the Coast
of Gruiuey. With Ms shipwreck on
the island of St. John. Lond.
1726, 8vo. plates. j

Reed, 5520, 8s. Fonthill, 2600, lis. ]

See Wilson's Memoirs of De Foe, p. 553,
suggesting this to be one of his produc-
tions. Also Notes and Queries, voL 7, |
p. 485.

— Griffith. Grammaticse Cym-
bricse : analysis of Welsh Grammar, !
1567, 12mo. 5 parts. I

I. Dosparth Byrr Aryihann gyntaf i I
raraadeg cymraeg le cair lavero hyneiau i
anhepcor i un a chuewuychai na doedyd
y gymraeg yn dilediaitli nai scrifennu en
iaiin. A orcbfygoyma, a goronir fry. 1567, ;
prirao Martii. 12mo. — Title, Dedication to '
the Earl of Pembroke, and other prefatory
matter on 7 leaves, pp. 92, and a folding
alphabetical sheet, II. Etymologia, 120
pages. Lyfr. Marcus Tullius Sisero a
elwir batonhyna, pp. — III. Y rhann !
Divaeth, 72 pp. IV. Prosodia; Dosparth |
ar fessaran cerd Dafod, 56 pp. V. Sym-
blen yr Aboslotion (Select specimens of
early Welsh poetrj-).

This work islittle knovm, from its being |
BO very rare. A copy of the first portion ,
is in the Grenville collection, which at the |
Earl of Guilford' i sale was assumed to be |
unique, but a copy of the whole tive parts
has recently been added to the Library
of the British Museum by a transfer
of the old Books of the ^Velsh School |
Library. No other complete set of the live [
parts is known. Maurice, the Welsh an-
tiquary, states the book to have been '•
printed at Milan, but we doubt this. '

— (Heni-y). A most friendly'
farewell given by a Welwiller, to
the right worshipful Sir Fraimcis
Drake, Xnight, who sat sale from
Woolwich the xv day of July,
1585, in verse. Imp. by Walter
Mantel, for Thomas Law. 4to. n. d

BLACK LETTEK. Bright, supposed
unique, lOi. 15s.

The Trumpet of Fame, or Sir F.
Drakes and Sir J. Hawkins Farewell,
by H. R. Lond. by T. Creede, 1595, 4to.

Pp. 12. Bibl. Anglo-Poet. 762, luorocco,
301. resold Perry, SI. 8s. resold Strettell,
1199, 12?. 12s. Jolley (cut), 7i. — Kent,
181y, 12mo. Printed at the private press
at Lee Priory. Bright, 4636, U.

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I Pheander; The Mayden Knight. Lond.
I T. Creede. 1595. 4to. Heber, pt. vi. im-
perfect, 3045, V. 17s.

I Fame's Trumpet soundinge, or Com-
I memorations of tlie Famous Lives and
' Deaths of the Two Kight Honourable
I Knights of England, the Right Hon. Sir
j Walter Mildmay, and Sir Martin Cal-
thorp, Lord Mayor of this Honourable
City of London. Lond. by J. C. for Tho-
mas Hacket, 1589, 4to. The copy in the
Grenville collection is supposed to be
unique.

Haigh for Devonshire, a pleasant Dis-
course of sixe gallant Merchants of De-
vonshire, their Life, Adventure, and Tra-
vailes, with sundrie their rare Showes and
Pastimes, shewed before the King in
Exeter. Lond. by T. Creede, 1600, 4to.
King's, in Jan 1804, 6/. Roxburghe,
Suppl. 691, 91. 16s. Heber, pt. vi. 51. 12s.
The Entertainment of King Christiem
the Fourth, King of Denmark, &c. 16th
Day of July, 1606, &c. I.ond. 1606, 4to.

Gough, 3146, V. lis. 6d. Reprinted in
Nichols' Progresses of K.James I., vol. 2,
and in the ninth volume of the Harleian
Miscellany.

Englands Farewell to Christian the
fourth. King of Denmarke. Lond. 1606,
4to. Bindley, pt. iii. 1633, 11. Ueber,
pt. iv. 1629, 15s. Reprinted in Nichols'
Progresses of K. James I., vol. 2. and
also in vol. 9 of the Harleian Miscellany.

— H. The New CaUiope, a
Collection of the Newest Songs.
Lond. 1743, royal 8vo. 2 vols.

Heber, pt. viii. 8s. 6d. Sotheby's, May,
1860. Engraved throughout with vig-
nette at the head of each page.

— Hugh. Day of Hearing, or
six Lectures on the third Chapter
of the Epistle to the Hebrews ;
hereunto is adjoyned, a Sermon
against certaine mischievous May-
games. Oxford, 1600, 12mo.

Field, 1089, 5s. 6d. Bright, 4s. 6d.
Bliss, pt. ii. 9s. 6d.

— John. A Mustre of Scis-
matyke Bysslioppes of Eome,
otherwise naming themselves Popes.
Lond. Wynken de Worde, 1534,
8vo.

A copy Is in the Bodleian Library.
This is the prologue to his translation of
Benno's History of Pope Gregory VII.
See Besko.

— Joannes, Anglus. Ecclesise
Anglicauae ileformatsB basis im-
postui-a, cum Epistola ad Magna

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X

Brit. Regis Consiliarios. Liixem-
bergi, 1619, 8vo.

Heber, pt. i.5937, 5s. 6d.
Roberts, Joseph. Oriental
Illustrations of the Sacred Scrip-
tures, from the Customs, Literature,
'Sec, of the Hindoos. Lond. 1835,
Svo. 12s.

— Lewis. The Merchants' Map
of Commerce ; to which is added,
Englands Benefit and Advantage
by Foreign Trade demonstrated
by Tho. Muii'. Lond. 1700, folio,
maps.

Best edition. This work gained Ro-
berts a great reputation, as lie was the
tir.st systematic writer upon Trade in the
English language. It has some commen-
datory Verses by Izaak Walton. — Lond.
1638, fol. first edition, with port, by G.
Glover, and frontispiece by Van Dalen.
G. Chalmers, 10s. 6d. Bright, original
blue morocco, i;. 12s.— 1637, folio.— 1671,
folio.— 1677, folio.

WaiTe-fare epitomized. 1640, 4to. with
portrait by Glover. Inglis, 1332, 5s. 6d.

The Treasure of Trafficke. Lond.
1641, 4to. 5s. Gordonstouu, 1978, 2s. 6d.
Bright, Is. 6d.

— Rev. Peter, M.A. A Har-
mony of the Epistles of the Holy
Apostles ; to which is added a
Summary of the Entire. Cambridge,
1800, 4to. 15s.

The object of this valuable work is ' to
dispose the ideas of the apostles in their
own language, so as to form a system.'

Sketch of the early History of the
Cymry, or ancient Britons, from the Year
700 before Christ, to A.D. 500. Lond.
1803, Svo. 7s.

A Review of the Modem Church of
Rome. Lond. 1809, Svo.

The Chronicle of the Kings of Britain,
translated from the Welsh Copy attri-
buted to Tysilio; with Notes and Disser-
tations. Lond. 1811, 4to. 11. .5s. laroe
PAPER, 21. 5s.

A Manual of Prophecy; or, a short
comparative View of Prophecy, contained
in the Holy Scriptures, and the Events
by which they were fulfilled. Lond.
1818, 8vo.

The Cambrian Popular Antiquities ; or
an Account of some Traditions, Customs,
and Superstitions of Wales, with obser-
vations as to their origin. Lond. 1815,
8^0. 10 coloured plates, 12s. [Mostly in-
corporated in Bohn's edition of Brand's
Popular Antiquities.]

— Thomas. The English Bow-
man, or Tracts on Archery ; to
which is added the second Part of
the Bowman's Glory. Lond. 1801,
Svo. front. 10s. 6d.

See Wood, William.

— T. S. Views of Rivers in
Ireland, engraved by Aiken and
Edy. 1795, foUo, 3 nos.

Gough, 3160, lOs. 6d.

— T. T. An Indian Glossary,
consisting of some Thousands
AVords and Phrases used in tlie
East Indies. Lond. 1800, Svo.

— William. An Account of the
i first Discovery, and natural His-
tory of Florida, witii a particular
Detail of the several Expeditions
and Descents made on that Coast.
Illustrated by a general Map, and
some particular Plans ; together
with a geograpliical Description of
that Coimtry ; by T. Jefierya.
Lond. 1763, 4to. ISs.

Puttick's, March, 1861, 15s.

— WiUiam. Marmorum Oi-
oniensiiun Inscriptiones Graeeee ad
ChancUeri exemplar editse. Oxouii,
1791, Svo.

See LooKEE-Oy.

— W. H., D.D. Corrections
of various Passages in the English
Version of the Old Testament.
Lond 1794, Svo. 5s.

The leading object of Dr. Roberts is to
lessen the number of Italic supplements
which occur in our version.

RoBEETSoy, Abraham. Sectio-
num Couicarum Libri septem :
accedit Traetatus de Sectionibus
Conicis, et de Scriptoribus qui
earum Doctrinam tradiderunt.
Oxon. 1792, 4to. II. Is.
A valuable work.'

A geometrical Treatise of Conic Sec-
tions. Oxford, 1802, Svo. 7s.

— Alexander. The History
and martial Atchievements of the
Robertsons of Strowan, with Poems
by the Hon. Alexander Robertson
of Strowan. Edinbui'gh, n. d.
(1778), 12mo.

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T'oems on various subjects and occasions
by the Hon. Alexander Kobertson, of
Strowan, Esq. Edinb. n. d. (1751) 8vo.
The volume is a strange compound of
religion and licentiousness ; according to
Chambers, in his Diet, of Eminent Scots-
men, it was surreptitiously published by
means of a menial seivant.

RoBEETSOX, Andrew. Epitha-
lamion in ^uptias Jacobi VI.
Regis Scotiee et .An nap Reginae. j
Hafiiiae, 1590, 4to.

Roxburghe, 2667, with Andreas Robert-
Bonei Carmen lugabre in Obitum And.
Laurentii, 1589, 21.

— Archibald. A Topograph ical
Survey of the great Eoad from
London to Bath and Bristol, ^vitli ''
historical and descriptive Accounts
of the Countrr, Towns, Villages, and
Gentlemen's Seats on and adja-
cent to it. Lend. 1792, royal 8vo.
2 vols.

Pp. 151 and IW, with 65 views and 11
maps. Marquis of Towushend, 2711,
1?. 2s. Dent, pt. ii. 363, russia, II. 143.
iiAEGE papeb in 4to. North, pt. ii. 15S2, ,
morocco, 2/. 17s. Beckford, in 1817, 141,
morocco, H. \

— David. A Tour through the j
Isle of Man : to which is subjoined, '
a Review of the Manks History.
Lond. 1794, royal 8vo. i

Some copies coutain on the concluding i
page a violent democratical passage, for
which the author was prosecuted and
imprisoned. It commences with ' Good
God! is there no reign where the Sun of
Freedom shines unclouded ; where the i
Sovereignty of the People is revered?'
Nassau, pt. ii. 249, 163. Fonthill, 731.
v.. 12s. Robertson's Tour will be found in
the second volume of Pinkerton's Collec-
tion of Voyages and Travels. I

— David. Reports of Cases of
Appeal from Scotland, decided in
the House of Peers, from the Union
in 1707, to the Commencement of
the Reign of George II. Lond.
1807, royal 8vo. vol. 1 (all pub-
lished), lOs. I

— G. A. Notes on Africa, par- 1
ticularly between Cape Verd and ;
the River Congo ; with an Account
of the Cape of Good Hope. Lond. i
1819, 8to. maps, pub. at los. j

— George. Vitee et Slortis
Eoberti RoUoci, Academiae Edin-
burg. Primarii, ^Narration. Edinb.
apud Henr. Charteris, 1599, small
8vo. 24 leaves.

Heber, pt. i. 5940, 9s.
For a New edition, edited by Dr. Lee,
see BA>-S"ATrsE Clitb, Appendix. S&»

ROLLOCK.

— George. Ser. et Pot. Monar-
chae Caroli, D. G. Magnae Brit,
Fr. et Hib. Regis, Comitia, Calata,
Pacifica, Scoticana, Edini habita.
ilense Junio 1633. Abred. 1633,
4to.

Gordonstoun, 616, 5?.

— George. Topographical De-
scription of Ayrshire, more parti-
cularly of Cunninghame, together
with a genealogical Account of tlie
principal Families in that Badiwick.
Irvine, 1820, 4to.

With a map. large paper, 4to.

A Genealogical Account of the principal

Families in Ayrshire, more particularly

in Cunninghame. Irvine, 1&23-5, croc-n

8vo.3voL>. with maps and plates of arms.

— Henry, M.D. General View
of the iXatui-al History of the
Atmosphere. Edinb. 1808, 8vo. 2
vols. 6s.

— James. An Exposition cf
the Book of the Revelation of
John the Apostle. Edinb. 1730,
foho, 18s.

Constable, 1126, 9s,

— James, S. T. P. Clavis Penta-
teuchi. Edinb. 1770, Svo.

A useful book for a learaer ; and even
to the more advanced scholar, the remarks
of Professor Robertson will frequently be
of service. Williams, 150S, 11. Ss. — New
edition, edited by Joseph Kiughom.
Norwich, 1S24, Svo.

Grammatica Lingua Hebraeae. Edinb.
175S, Svo. 6s. A valuable work. Williams,
1507, in pigskin, 13s. laeok papee.
Duke of Grafton, 215, morocco, 1/. 17s. —
Edinb. 1783, Svo.

— John. The Elements of Na-
visration.

This work has been justly termed the
Seaman's library. — Lond. 17.>4, 8vo. 3
vols.— 1764, Svo. 2 vols. — 1772, Svo. i
vols.— 1780, 2 vols. — Seventh editioa.

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by Lieut. Lawrence Gwynne, 1805, royal Fifty copies printed. Published at SI. Ss
8vo. I Sotheby, August, 185S, calf extra, 61.

Eobertson published other valuable • 123. 6d.
works on mathematics, &c. Lond. 1769-91, 4to. 8 volii. North,

T> „ ,„„ -D T c . T) . T,T . ■.» ' Pt. ii. 1581, russia. 12', 123. NasfAu, pt.

ROBEETSO, Eer. J. 5eC PaEIA>['j mg, g/.-Lond. 1794, 8vo. iOvols.
ChbOXICLE. ' portrait by HoUoway. — Lone. 1800,

T f^n (.,•«„ „f r'^™;^ o ™, Sro. 12 vols. laEge paper. — Lond.

— J. CoUection of Comic Sonors ^^^^ g^^ j., ^^^ ^^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^_

■written, compiled, and encrraved by Uams, 1509, lie. 153.— 1812. 8vo. 12 vols.
J. Robertson. Edinb. 1800, 8vo. liEar. papee.— Edinb. 1813, 8vo, (3 vols.
•-> 1 1 n^ fiA By Bishop Gleig. — Lond. 1817. 8vo, 12

^ vola. lUs. tja. I vols.— Lond. 1818, 8vo. 12 vols.— Edinb.

— Thomas, D.D., Minister of|1819, 8vo. 12 vols.— Lond. Cadell, 1821,
Dalmenv. The History of Mary 1 ^^ ^o'/- !'^°--p"»'J- ^822, 8vo 12 vols.
,-. V r. X • 1 T ' -r-. -I —Lond. ls-23, 8vo. 10 vols. — Chiswick,
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LETTER. — Reprinted in ' Contributions to
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EoBrssoN Eiehard, Citizen ofj — Eobert. Jliscellaneous Work?,
London. The Rewarde of Wicked- ■with Memoir of his Life and Wri-
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resold, pt. viii. the colophon being Dissenting Congregation in St. Andrew's
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g, and also in Brydges' Censura Literaria,
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Certain selected Histories for Christian
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are to be sang mth several notes Lend } |^^^.s^j ^^ ^^^^ ^^^ ' j^^^jji,,^

i-t^'i'r '"' "^ dedication is dated , „^^^^.^^ g^j^^^ both easie and delightfall.

tmI -°I^°' . ., „ .,, r'Mi.,„«.,„ ;~ Also, a Method, how vou may be your

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had been once intended for his translation ^^ ^^^^^^ Robinson, Lutenist.' Bright,
of the Gesta Romanorum. ' wantins title ISs

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EocHErorcArLT, Liascouet,
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The poems usually suppressed are, The
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A Sermon preached at the Funeral of
John Earl of Rochester, 9 Aug. 1680, ou
Luke XV. 7, by Robert Parsons. Oxford,
1680, 4to. 23.

See BuBSET, Gilbert.

KocHESTEB, Laurence Hyde,
Earl of. Essay towards the Life
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Lond. 1711, 8ro.

Correspondence. Edited by Singer.
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RoCHESTEE. — The History and
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Madagascar and the East Indies,
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I With a map of Madagascar. Fonthill,
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EocE, Daniel, D.D. Hierurgia ;
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EocoLES, J. B. de. The Lives
and Actions of several notorious
Coimterfeits, who have usurped the
titles of Emperors, Kings, and
Pruices. Translated into English,
Lond. 1683, small 8vo. front, of
XII. heads.

Skegg, 33. Hibbert, 6974, 5s.

ItecQrE. — Plans of London,
Westminster and Southwark, in_
1740, engraved ou 24 sheets, with
Index, Imp. foUo,

Survey of London and the Country
about it, for nineteen miles east and west,
by thirteen miles north and south. Loud.
1748, imp. foho.

This artist engraved maps of several
English Counties, &c.

EoDD, Thomas. The History of
Charles the Great and Orlando,
ascribed to Archbishop Turpin ;
translated from the Latin in
Spanheim's Lives of Ecclesiastical
AYriters j together with Metrical
Versions of the most celebrated
ancient Spanish Ballads, relating
to the twelve Peers of France,
mentioned in Don Quixote. Lond.
1812, post 8vo. 2 vols.

Skegg, 17s. Goldsmid, 611, 15s. Har-
ward, 1&59, 1?. 15s.

Las Guerraa c'viles de Granada: or,
the Civil Wars of Granada : and the
History of the Zegries and Abencerrages,
to the final Conquest by Ferdinand and
Isabella. Translated from the Arabian
by Ahenhamin ; into Spanish by Genes
Perez de Hita, of Murcia ; and iuto En-
glish by Thomas Rodd. Lond. Ibtil, bvo.

Ancient Ballads from the Civil Wars
of tireuiida and the twelve Peers oi

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France. Lona. 1801. 12nio. Most of these
Ballads are reprinted in the History of
Charles the Great and Orlando. Skeg^.os.

EoDD, Thomas, Jimr. (and Ho-
race). Collection of 52 Portraits, to
illustrate Granger's and Noble's
BibHograpliical Histoiy of Eng-
land. Lond. 1820-22, 8vo. 2 vols,
in 1. Laege papee, 4to.

Catalogue of the Library of John
Byron, E=q. Privately printed, 4to.

Proceedings in the' Court of Common
Pleas against Thomas Rodd, for the Reco-
very of a Manuscript Roll. Lond. 1845, 8vo.

RoDE>"HTTEST, T. A Description
of Hawkestone. The ninth Edition,
with a second Part, and several
Alterations and Additions. Lond.
1807, 12mo.

Pp. 71, with eleven views, after AV.
Bowley. It was first printed in 1784, 12mo.

EoDEEiCE, John. Tlie English
and Welch Dictionary. Salop, 1725,
12mo. 6s.

New edition, and now finished and
completed, by Rev. J. Williams. Shrews,
bury, 1737, r2mo.

EoDES, Hewe. The Boke of
Kurture for Menservaunts and
CliUdren ; with Stans puer ad
ilensam, newly corrected. Lond.
by Thomas Petyt, n. d. 4to.
A copy is in tlie Douce Collection,

Eod>t:t, Admiral Lord. See
MrxDY, Major.

RoDOX, (David de). The Funeral
of the Mass ; or the Masse Dead
and Buried without Hope of Resur-
rection. Translated from the
French. Lond. 1673, small 8vo.

Lond. 1677, sm. 8vc. Geo. Chalmers,
pt. ii. 269, 2s.

An answer to Monsieur de Rodon's Fu-
neral of the Mass. By N. N. Douay,
1681, 12mo. pp. 138, besides prefixes, dedi-
cation to Sir John Seton, son to Lord
George, late Earl of Winton.

EoDEiGrEZ, Alphonsus. Practice
of Christian Perfection, translated
from the Spanish, Lond. 1697,
4to. 3 vols.

Towneley, pt. ii. 1610. lis.

Translated from the French of the Abh^
Marais. Kilkenny, 1806, post Svo. 3 vols.

The two first Treatises of the first Part
of Christian Perfectioa Lond. 1631, 12mo.

Roe, Richard. The Principles of
Ehvthm in Speech and Music.
Dublin, 1823, 4to.

— Sir Tho. The Negociations .
with the Ottoman Porte fi-om 1621 ''
to 1628. Lond. 1740, folio.

With portrait of Roe by Vertue. A
curious and interesting work, edited by
Samuel Richardson, and published by the
Society for Promoting Learning. Mar-
quis of Townshend, 2873, 8s. Reed, 3584,
7s. Bright, 17s. labge paper.

The Journal of Sir Thomas Roe, Em-
bassador from K. James I. to the Great
Mogul. In the first volume of the
ChurchiU Collection of Voyages and
Travels, and in the eighth of Pinkerton's
Collection.

A Relation of Sir Thomas Roe's Voyage
into the East Indies. With ' The Travels
of Sig. Pietro della Valle.' 1665, folio.
See DrxLA Valle.

EoEsrCK, Thomas. An English
and Hindoostan Naval Dictionary ;
with a short Hindostan Grammar.
Lond. 1813, 12mo. 7s.

Annals of the College of Fort- William,
from the Period of its Foundation. Cal-
cutta, 1819, royal 8vo. 11. Is.

Proverbs and Proverbial Phrases in the
Persian and Hindoostanee Languages.
Compiled and translated chiefly by the
late Captain T. Roebuck. Calcutta, 1824,
royal Svo. 2?. 2s. This is a large and cu-
rious collection ; it was left unfinished by
Roebuck, but completed after his death
by H. H. AVilson. It is rare in England.
See Bibliographie Puremiologique, par
Duplessis, p. 43.

EoGKE of Wendover. See
Wekdotee, Eoger of.

EoGEES, Charles. A Collection
of Prints ia Imitation of Drawings
by the Great Masters ; to which
are annexed their Lives, and ex-
planatory and critical Notes. Lond-
1778, imp. folio, 2 vols.

This work contains 112 prints, executed
by the most celebrated artists of this
kingdom. Fonthill, 1248, 61. 17s. 6d.
1750, 3;. 12s. 1966, 3^ 7s. 6d. Sotheby's,
in 1821, ruRsia, 8/. 8s. Proofs ox ixi)iA
PAPER (only one set said to be taken off).

— Ehz. Tlie Lives of the XII
Caesars. Lond. 1811, Svo. 5 vols,
with a quarto atlas of maps.

— Henry. Essays, selected from
Contributions to the Edinburgh
Review. Lond. 1830, Svo, 2 vols.

BOG

New edition. Lond. ISoo, 12mo. 3 vols.

l>ife and Character ot John Howe, with
an Auaivbis of his Writings. Lond. 1836,
8yo.

KoGEES, J. B. The Days of
Harold ; a metrical Tale. Lond.
1816, 8vo. front.

— John. The Story, Life, Ad-
monition and Martyrdom of John
Koger.s.

In the fourth volume of Kichmond's
Fathers 'of the Englisli Church.'

John Rogers' Primer. See Ritson's
Bibliographia Poetica, p. 334, note *.

— John. The Displaying of an
horrible Secte of Heretiques, uana-
ing themselves the Family of Loue.
Lond. for G. Bishop, 1578, 16mo.

Nassau, pt. i. 9S6, lUs.— 1579, 16mo.

Answer unto a wicked and infamous

Libel made by Charles Vitel, one of the

chiefe English eldei's of the FamUy of

Loue. Lond. J. Daj', 1579, Svo.

— John. A Tabernacle for the
Sun ; or Irenicum evaugehcum, an
Idea of Chvu'ch DiscipUue. Lond.
1653, 4to. Portrait of the author
by W. Hollar, 7s. 6d.

Dod or Cathao ; the Beloved or the
Bridegroom going forth for his Bride, aud
going out for his .laphejaphitha, his fair
one ; or his Church adorned with double
Beauty and Excellency. Lond. 1653, 4to.
With au Epistle to Cromwel. There
are several curious anecdotes of the Fa-
naticks of the times, particularly in the
Experiences in the second part of tliese
Fanatical Ravings, v. pp. 3'29 to 430.

Rogers published other works.

— John, D.D. Sermons. Loud.
1738, Svo. 6 vols.

Bishop of Ely, 833, It. lis. 6d.
Sermons, with Life of the Author, by
Dr. J. Burton. Lond. 1749, Svo. 4 vols.—
1760, 8vo. 4 vols. — New edition, Oxford,
1819, Svo 2 vols. 11. Is.

— Nehemiah. The True Con-
vert ; or an Exposition upon the
Parable of the Prodigal, Luke xv.
11, &c. Lond. 1620, 4to.

The Watchful Shepherd, his care over
his Flock ; or an Exposition on the Pa-
rable of the Lost Sheep, Luke xv. 1— S.
Loud. 1632, 4to.

The Good Housewife, with her broome
and candle ; or an Exposition on tlie Lost
Groat, Luke xv. S— 10. Lond, 1632, 4to.

Eoa 2117

The Good Samaritan ; or an Exposition
on that I'arable, Luke x. 30 — 3S. Lond.
1640, 4to.

This eminent Puritan Writer pub-
lished several otlier works, chiefly ex-
pository discourses.

— N. Memoirs of Monmouth-
sliire, anciently called Grwent, and
by the Saxons, Gwentland. Lond.
1708, 12mo.

Pp. 120, including dedication and in-
troduction. Bright, 7s. Loscombe, ISs.

— E,. An Historical Accoimt of
Mr. Eogers's three Years Travels
over England and Wales. Lond.
169-1', small Svo. map.

Heatli, 4538, date 1691, 10s. Eeprinted
in 1697.

— Eichard. Commentaiy upon
the whole Book of Judges. Loud.
1615, foho.

— Eobert. Concise Account of
North America, containing a De-
scription of the several British
Colonies on that Continent: to
which is subjoined au account of
the several Nations aud Tribes of
Indians residing in those parts.
Loud. 1765, Svo.

Pp. viii. and 264. Puttick's, March,
1861, 12s.

Journals, containing au account of the
several Excursions he made, with an
Historical account of the Expedition
against the Ohio Indians, in the year
1764. Dublin, 1770, 12iuo. pp. xs. add 29.

— Samuel. Poems. Lond.
prmted by Bensley, 1812, smali
8to.

With numerous wood-cuts after Sto-
thard, by L. Clennell. Hibbert, 6979, 8s.
— Loud. Cadell, 1814. Skegg, 13s.—
Loud. Cadell, 1816.-!6. 1822.-!i. 1824,
12mo. Frequently reprinted in fcap. and
post Svo. — Lond. Cadell, 1834, crown 8vo.
with 72 illustrations engraved on steel,
after designs by Stothard and Turner,
pub. at 11. Is. Proofs, every plat* so
marked, crown Svo. 21. 2s.— india proofs,
31. 3s.— Lond. Moxon, 1839, crown Sv.
portrait and with the 72 illustrations by
Stothard and Turner, 16s. — Reprinted
with the same, 1S48. — Again, 1854. —
Again, 1859, crown Svo. 16s. — Lond,
Moxon, 1848, 24mo. sewed, 23. 6d. —Lond.
6 xj

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EoGEES, Sani. — cmilinued. |

1S56, 12E10. portrait and illustrations, 93. i
— Lond. 1S56, 18mo. 5s. I

An Ode to Superstition, with other
poems. Lond. 1786, 4to. Mr. Rogers'
first publication. Reprinted in his Poems. [

The Pleasures of Memory, with other \
Poems. (^First edition). Lond. 1792, 4to.— |
1793, 12mo. plates.— 1795, 12mo. — 1796, |
12mo. plates by Stothard.— 1793, 12mo. i
Dent,pt. ii. 4s. 6d.— 1801, 12mo. with vig-
nette head and tall pieces by Heath, after
Stothard's designs. Hibbert, 6978, 7s. 6d. [
Bindley, pt. iii. 50.3, 73.— Again, 1S03. !
Stanley, 9s.— 1806, 12mo.— 1810, 12mo. '
wood-cuts hv Clennell, after drawings by
Stothard. Dent, pt. ii. 397, 8s. 6d.— 1S16, ■
12mo.— 1838, 4to. printed on a fine large ■
paper, the woodcuts on separate leaves,
2t 23.— 1839, (double columns) 8vo. Is. 6d. i
-1839, 12mo. wood-cuts, 5s.— IWS, 12mo. ,
5s.— 1848, crown 8vo. illustrated by Tur- j
ner and Stothard, 16s. I

Pleasures of Memory, English and ;
French. Introduction par M. Albert Mon- |
temont. Paris, 1S25, 12mo. i

' Rogers' Pleasures of Memory is one of
the most beautiful didactic poems In our
language.' — Lord Byron. j

Westall's Illustrations to the Pleasures
of Memory. 7 plates, 8vo. lOs. 4to. ISs, ;

Another series of six plates, after de- j
signs by C orbould. 12mo. Peoofs, Svo.

Another series of Sixteen, from designs ,
bv Flasman and Stothard. Lond. 1833. '
P'koofs, 12s. I

An Epistle to a Friend, with other
poems. Lond. 1793, 4to. Reprinted in his j
Poems. I

The Voyage of Columbus (1812), with '
Notes. 4to. vignettes by Stothard. Ke- 1
printed in his Poems.

•Jacqueline, a Tale. Lond. 1814, 12roo.
Priuted with Lord Byron'3 Lara. q. v.
Reprinted in his Poems,

Human Life, a Poem. Lond. 1819, 4to.
and 12mo.— Lond. 1826, 12mo. os. ed.

nittstrations to Human Life, by Wat-
son ; 15 plates in outline, oblong folio.
Pboofs.

Italv, a Poem. Lond. 1^2, 12mo. cuts.—
Lond. '1823.— 1823. 12mo. 5s.— 1839, 12mo.
5s.— 1S48, 12mo. 5s.— 1853, 12mo. 5s.—
Lond. Cadell, 18-30, crown 8vo. with 56 il-
lustrations, after designs by Stothard
and Turner. Pub. at 1/. Is. Proofs, 2/.
2s. The early copies may be easily
identified, the head and tail pieces to the
poem 'on a Tomb' being worked off in
wrong positions. — Re-issued in 1831, at
U. 8s.— Again, in 1S34, at 11. Is.— 1836.—

18.3?. —Lond. Moxon, 1842, crown Svo.
with 56 illustrations by Turner and
Stothard. 16s. — reprinted, 1854, Svo. —
Again, 1859, Svo. 16s.

Poems and Italy, illustrated by Sto-
thard and Turner. These two beautiful
volumes are usually found together, for
which purpose titles were supplied, with
the volumes marked, dated 1838. They
were issued uniform in 4to., the plates
being worked on separate leaves.

Sets of the illustrations from the above
at 2?. 28. per volume, were published
separately, on folio paper. Fbexch,
OE PLAis Peoofs. Pboofs os I>dia

PAPEB.

Recollections of the Table Talk of Sa-
muel Rogers, Esq.. with Memoir of his
Life : to which is added • Porsoniaca," [by
the Pvev. Alex.Dyce]. Lond. Moxon, 1856,
post Svo. Second edition, 10s. 6d.

Recollections. By Samuel Rogers. Esq.
Edited by William Sharpe, Esq. Lend.
Longman, 1859, 12mo. Second edition,
5s.

EoGEES, Eev. Samuel. Poems,
consisting of original Pieces and
Translations from some of the most
admired Latia Classics. Bath, 17S2,
12mo. 2 vols. 4s.

— Thomas. A philosophical
Discourse, entituled the Anatomie
of the Mind. Lond. by I(ohn)
C(haiie-svood) for Andrew Maim-
sell, 1576, 8to.

Two hundred leaves, and a table, dedi-
cated to ' M. Chr. Hatton, Esq.,' after
which are a preface and commendatory
verses. Rogers, according to Ant. h
Wood, was 'a most admirable theolojjist,
an excellent preacher, and well deserving .,
every way the sacred functions.' i

Of the End of this World and second
Coming of Christ. Lond. 1577, 4to.
Forty-eight leaves. — Locd. 1578, 4to. —
Sixty leaves, including the title-page. —
1582. 16uio.— 15S3. 16mo. IngUs, 1276,4s.
— 15S9, 4to. 5s.— 1659, ISmo.

The English Creede. Lond. 1579, folio.
In two Parts, — Lond. 1581-7, fulio,
11. lis. 6d.

An Exposition on the sxxrx Articles of
the Church of England. Lond. 1586, 4to.
This book, ' at the first appearance, met
not with that welcome entertainment
which seemed due to the author's endea-
vours ; for besides the two extreames.
Papists and Schismatics, who were highly
inraged, many Protestants of a middle

E0&

temper were much offended thereat.' —
An:, d Wood.— Lond. 1621. 4to. The de-
dication of this edition to Abp. Bancroft
is dated 11 of March, 1607.— Lond. 1625,
4to.— Lond. 1629, 4to.— Lond. 1633, 4to.—
Lond. 1658, 4to.— Cambridge, 1691, 4to.

A golden Chaine taken out of the rich
Treasure House. The Psalmes of King
David. Also the pretions Pearles of King
Solomon. Lond. 1579, 16mo. Loscombe,
li. Is.— 1587, 16mo. IngUs, 1277, 4s.—
15S9, 16mo.

Catholic Doctrine of the Church of
England. See Pabkee Society, in ^^-
pendix.

A list of Rogers' works and transla-
tions will be found in the Athense Oxoni-
enses.

Rogers, Thomas. Gloucester's
Mjte in Memory of Prince Henry,
with some Motives to Repentance,
in Yerse. Lond. 1612, 4to.

— Thomas. Lux occidentalis,
by T. R., A.M. Oxon. Loud. 1689,

dto.

A poem on the coronation of K. William
and Q. Mary.

A notice of Rogers' other poetical pro-
ductions will be found in Wood's Athena
Oxonienses.

— Woodes. A cruising Voy-
age round the World ; fii'st to
the South Seas ; thence, to the
East Lidies, and homeiyard by the
Cape of Good Hope ; begun in
1708 and iiuished in 1711. Lond.
1712, 8vo.

With maps and plates. Reed, 6404, 6s.
Heath, 28C'4, 6s. 6d. Roxburghe. 7156,
6s. 6d. Willet. 2088, 63. Puttick's, JIarch,
1861, 3s. 6d.— 1718, 8vo.— 1726, 8vo. Font-
hill, 2602, 17s. Nassau, pt. ii. 258, 5s.
Drury, 3564, russia, 14s. Rogers' voyage
will be found in Harris' Collection.

RoOET, Dr. P. M. Animal and
Vegetable Physiology considered
with reference to ?f atural Theology
(a Bridgwater Treatise). Lond.
Pickering, 1834, Svo. 2 vols, wood-
cuts.

Treatises on Physiology and Phreno-
logy. Edinb. 1838, post Svo. 2 vols. 12s.
reprinted from the Encyclopedia Britan-
nica.

Thesaurus of English Words and
Phrases . Lond. 1852, Svo. — Second edition,
1853, Svo, — Third edition, Lond. 1855,

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2119

12s.— Fifth edition, 1857, 12s. — Niuth
edition, 1860, post 8vo. 10s. 6d.

Rogue. — The Life and Death of
the English Rogue, or his last Le-
gacy to the World ; with a Canting
Dictionary. Lond. 1679, 4to.

A copy is in the British Museum
White Knights, 1539, 1?. Is. Heber, pt.
ii. 8s.— 1719. Nass.nii, pt. i. 1149. 16s. Se«
Head, Richard. Sharp. Jeremy.

The Dutch Rogue: or, Gusman of
Amsterdam traced from the C'raddle to
the Gallows : being the Life, Rise and
Fall of D. de Lebechea a decayed Mer-
chant. Out of Nether-dutch. Lond. 1683.
12mo. with plates.

The Highland Rogue, or the memor-
able Actions of the celebrated Robert
Mac-Gregor, commonly called liob Roy.
1723, 8vo.

The Scotch Rogue, or the Life of Donald
Macdonald. 1706, 12mo. Roxburglie,
6405, lis.— 1736. Nassau, pt. ii. 327,
13s.

The German Rogue, or the Life of Taiel
Ulespiegle.

There is a versinn entitled, A mery
Jeste of a man that was called Howleglas,
&c. See Jeste, p. 1200. See also Notes
and Queries, vol. vii. pp. 357.

The Matchless Rogue, or Account of
Tom Merryman, commonly Xewgate Tom.
Lond. 1725, Svo. with portrait. Stowe,
3457, i;. Is.

The Yorkshire Rogue. Mentioned in
Clavel's catalogue.

The French Rogue, being a pleasant
history of his Life and Fortuue, with
Epigrams suitable to each Stratagem.
Lond. 1672, 12mo.

The French Rogue, or the Life of >I.
Ragoue de Versailles. 1716, Svo. White
Knights, pt. i. 1630, lis.

Tlie Spanish Rogue, See Alemax,
Mateo.

Rohan, Duke of. The Me-
moires of the Duke of Roliau,
englished by George Bridges. Lond.
1660, Svo. 3s. 6d.

This work contains much curious infor-
mation respecting the reformed churches
in France. Marquis of Townshend, 2719,
8s. 6d.

Declaration containing the justness of
Reasons and Motives which have obliged
him to implore the assistance of the
King of Great Britaine and to take arms
for the defence of the Reformed Churches.
Lond. 1628, 4to.

Roias, Fernando de. S:e Ce-

2120 EOL

RoiLT, Ant. A Briefe Kelation
of the Gleanings of Idiotismes
and Absm-dities of Miles Corbet,
Esq., Eecorder and Burgesse for
Great Yarmouth. 1646, 4to. (in

verse),

Heber. pt. iv. 11.
EoiEE, D. See Eoueke, D.

RoLAOT), Mme. An Appeal to
impartial Posterity, translated from
the French Original. Second
Edition, revised and corrected.
Lond. 1796, 8vo. 2 vols. 8s.

'One of the most interesting of the
historical works to which the French
revolution has given birth.'— ^itarJ. Ee-
view.

RoLli of Arms. See Nicolas,
N. H.

Holland, John. Ane Treatise
calUt the Court of Venvs, deuidit
into four Biiikis, newHe compyht
be Johne Rolland hi Dalkeith.
Edinb. be lohne Ros, 1575, 4to.

Folios 72 in all ; title, one le.^f ; pro-
logue, 5 leaves, and a leaf at the end of
the volume, containing the colophon. The
only copy known is in the British Mu-
aeum. See Anderson's Bee, vol. v. p. 27.

The Seven Sages, translated out of
Prois into Scottis Meteer. Ediub. be
Johne Kos for Henrie Charterls. 1578,
8vo. First Edition'. The only copy
known was bought at Ritson's sale, 1803,
for SOI. 10s. for the Duke of Roxburghe.
At the Roxburghe sale 371. 5s. 6d. and at
Heber' s, pt. iv. 2415, 27?. It is now in the
librarv of the late W. H. Miller, Esq.—
Another edition, Edinb. by Hob. Smyth,
1592 on the title page, but 1585 at the end.
8vo. A copy is in the Bi-itish Museum.
—Edinb. bv Andro Hart. 1620, 8vo. A
copy, wanting title, sold in Edinburgh in
1852, for 91. 9s.— Edinb. by the heires of
Andro Hart, 1631, Svo. only two copies
known.

The Seven Sages, from the edition of
1578, witli Preface by D. Laing, Esq.,
printed for the Baunatyue Club. See
Appexdix.

The Thrie Tailes of the Thrie Priests
of Pebles. Edinb. 1603, 4to. Erroneously
ascribed to Rolland, in the Catalogue of
the Douce collection.

RoLLE, Denys. Petition to the
Lords of His Majesty's Honourable
Privy CouncU, setting forth the
Hardships wliich have attended

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him in his Attempts to make a
Settlement in East Florida, n, p.
n. d. Svo. privately printed.

Pp. 85, with a plan at p. 72. Puttick's,
March, 1861, 11. lis.

— Sir Henry. An Abridgment
des plusieurs Cases et Resolutions
del Common Ley. Lond. 1668,
folio, 2 vols. 158.

With portrait of the author by A. Her-
tochs. According to Mr Hargrave, 'a
work most excellent in its kind, and, ia
point of method, succinctness, legal pre-
cision, and many other rospects, fit to be
proposed as an example for other abridg-
ments of the law.' In the preface, pre-
fixed to the work by Lord Hale, the
student will find much excellent advice,
more especially with regard to the study
of the old law. The preface has been
re-published in the first volume of the
Collectanea Juridica. The whole of
liolle's abridgment may be found in
Viuer.

Reports of Divers Cases in the Court
of K. B. in the Time of K.James. Lond.
1675-6, folio, 2 vols, with portrait,
12s.

— Richard. Eychard RoUe
Hermyte of Hampull in his Con-
templaeyons of the Drede and
Loue of God witli other dyverse
Titles as it sheweth in his Table.
Lond. by Wynkyn de "VVorde,
1506, 4to.

A — F 4, in eights and fours alternately.
— Emprynted by me Wynkyn de Worde,
4to. n. d. Townelev, pt. i. 739, 41. 63,
Skegg, fine, 41. Freeling, 2009, 71. 5s.

Explanationes Notabiles super Lec-
tiones illas beati Job, quae solent in Exe-
quiis defunctorum leg! : cum Sermone.
Aucustiuide Miseracordia, Par. 1510, 4to.
11. '5s.

Richard Hampoole's devoute Medyta-
cyon in sayenge deuoutly the Psalter of
our Lady with diners Ensamples. Lond.
by Wynkyn de Worde, 1508, 4to. On
VELLUM. Dent, pt. ii. 257, sign. D 2 and
5 wanting, 61. 10s. resold, Sotheby, Dec.
1857, 2ol. 10s. A copy in the British
Museum. — Another edition, witli title
' The Remedy ayenst the Troubles of
temptacyons,' &c. Lond. Wynkyn de
Worde, 1519. 21 daye of Januarius, 4to.in
the Grenville collection.

Libellus de Emendatione Vitse sive de
regula bene Vivendi. Paris, sutiipt G.
Bretton, civis, Londonensis, 1510, 4lo. A
copy is in the Bodleian Library.

i'te ^'arton's History of English Poetry,

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^^^'.Jolm, of C. C. C. in Oxford.
Tragi-Comsedia. Oxford, 1653,
4to.

' Being a brief Relation of the strange
and wonderfull Hand of God discovered
at Witney, in the Comedy acted there
February the third, where there were
some slaine, many liurt, with several
other remarkable Passages. Together
with what waspfeached in three Sermons
on that occasion from Rom. i. 18.' This
accident occurred on the representation
of ' A most pleasant Comedy of Mucedo-
ms.' Eeed, 5616, 10s. 6d. Nassau, pt.
ii. 977, 21. 16s. Bright, 5s. Eandinel,
1861, 7s. 6d. Collation. — Narrative, In-
clxding title and dedication, 10 leaves ;
sermons, pp. 1-81.

Rowe was likewise author of other ser-
mons, &c. An account of him will be
found in Wood's Athen. Oson.

— ^Nicholas. Works (Plays,
&c.). Lend. 1792, 12mo. 2 vols.

With portrait and plates. Marquis of
Townshend, 2737, 4s. — Lond. T. Cnrll,
1715, 8vo.— 1727, 12mo. 3 vols.— Lond.
Tonson, 1736, 12mo. 2 vols, plates.— 1747,

2 vols. Garrick, 2058, Ss. Reed, 8468,
3s. 6d. Marquis of To^iishend, 2735, 6s.
— Tonson, 1756. 12mo. 2 vols, portrait.
Steevens, 1260, 14s. Lloyd, 1112, 8s. 6d.
Heath, 1953, 10s. Tonson. 1766, 12mo.

3 vols, with pctrait. Field, 364, 6s. 6d.
Marquis of Townshend, 2736, 2 vols.
4s. 6d. WiUett, 2098, 11. Is.— 1792, 12mo.
2 vols, plates.

See Lucas. Qctllet, C.

— Thomas. Lives of several
'Slen omitted bv Plutarch. Lond.
1728, 8to. 3s.

Poems. In the Works of Elizabeth
Rowe.

RowixANT) and Temagu, a
Metrical Romance. 1836, 4to. See
Ajbbotsfoed CxrB Books, Appen-
dix.

EowLA>T), Daniel. Historical
and Genealogical Account of the
Pamily of iXevill, particularly of
the House of Abergarenny, with
some account of the Illustrious
Family of theBeauchamps. 1830,
foUo.

Portraits and plates on ixdia papee,
and 4 large Genealoeical Tables. Pri-
vately printed by Shetfield Grace. Eyton,
in 18&, morocco, 12?. 12s.

— David. A comfortable Aid
for Scholars, fuU of Variety of

ROW

Sentences, gathered out of an Italian
Author. Lond. 1578, 8yo.

— lo. Apologia pro Rege et
Populo AngUcano contra Johannis
Polypragmatici (ahas J. Miltoui
AngU) Defensionem destructivam
Regis et Popuh Anghcani. 1650.
18mo. pp. 175. — Antv. 1652, 18mo.

This first reply to Milton's Defensio
Populi was published anonymously. It
has been attributed to Bishop Bramhall.

Polemica, sive Supplementum ad Apo-
logiam anonymam pro Rege et Populo
Anglicano, adversus Jo: Miltoni Defen-
sionem Populi Anglicani, &c. 1653, 12mo.
In this supplement John Rowland al-
ludes to his former anonymous answer to
Milton.

— Sam. The Court of Civill
Courtesie, fitly furnished with a
pleasant part of StateUe Plirases
and Pithie Precepts. Lond. R.
Johnes, 1591, 4to. black letter.

— S. See RowLi>'D3, Samuel.

— Thomas. A general Trea-
tise of Architecture. Lond. 1732,
folio.

— W illiam An Elegic upon
the Death of Rob. Devereux, Earl
of Essex, with an epitaph for his
Tomb. 1646.

A folio sheet. A copy is in the British
Museum.

— W illiam , M D. Judicial As-
trology judicially condemned.
Lond. 1652, 8vo.

Bright. 4s. 6d.
A Treatise of Wind offending Man's
Body. Lond. 166S, 12mo. — 1676, 12mo.
5s.

Rowlands, Henry. Moua an-

tiqua restaurata, or Antiquities, na-
tural and historical, of the Isle of
Anglesey. Dublin, 1723, 4to.

' A very learned treatise.' — Xkolson.
WiUett, 2128, 14s. laege paper.— Lond,
1766, 4to. Second edition by L>r. Owen,
corrected both as to language and matter,
with the addition of notes by Lewis
Jlorris. Bishop of Ely, 13S0, 10s. Sd.
Edwards. 663, 12s. Hibbert, 71C0, 12s.
Drury, 3816, 13s. Nassau, pt. ii. 9S2,
russia, 14s. Heath, 4594, nissia, 11. 6s.
Heber, pt. is. russia, IBs. Bright, nucut,
12s. Stowe, 14s.

An History of the Island of .Vnglesej,

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Bcrving as a Supplement to Rowland's
Mona antiqua restaurata : to which are
added Memoirs of Owen Glendowr. Lond.
1775, 4to. 3s. 6d.

Rowlands, Eicliard. See Yee-
STEGAN, Richard.

— Samuel. Various Works.

A notice of this author and of his
works will be found in Warton's History
of English Poetry, Ritson's Bibliogra- 1
phia Poetica, Brydges' Censura Literaria,
British Bibliographer and Restituta, and
also in Collier's Poetical Decameron.

The Betraying of Christ, ludas in De-
spaire, with other poems on the Passion.
Lond. printed by Adam Islip, and are to
bee sold by Henry Toms. 1598, 4to.
Twenty-nine leaves, to Nicholas Walsh,
Knight. Bibl. Anglo-Poet 598, 111. resold
Saunders' in 1S18, 21. 8s. Heber, pt. iv.
SI. lis. — Another edition, by Islip, same
date, but materially differing in contents,
title within woodjcut border of figures.
Caldecott, Zl. 10s. Heber, pt. iv. Zl. 123.

"Tis ilerrie when Gossips meete.'
Lond. by W. W. for George Loftus, 1602,
4to. To F iii. pp. 48. First editiox. —
The Introduction to this edition (not
given to the subsequent ones) purports to
be the conversation held between a
Gentleman and a Bookseller's Apprentice,
in a dealing for the purchase of some of
Kob. Greene's works, and gives other
notices of pieces now supposed to be en-
tirely lost. Reed, 7423, V.. 7s. Bibl.
Anglo-Poet. 599, wanting sheet E, mo-
rocco, 6?. 6s. resold, Heber, pt. iv. 2424,
II. 14s. — Secokd editiok. Lond. for
John Deane, 1609, ]2mo. The running
head line of this edition is, ' A Crew of
Kind Gossips,' and is dialogue-wise be-
tweene a Wife, a Widow, a Mayde, and a
Vintner — Thied editio.s', newly en-
larged bv S. R. Lond. printed by W.
W. for John Deane, 1613, 4to. Heber,
pt. viii. 5? 5s. — FoL'ETE EDITION'. Title,
'Well met. Gossip,' or "Tis merrie
when Gossips meete,' and newly en-
larged with divers merrie Songs. Lond.
for John Deane, 1619, 4to.— Lond. 1627,
4to. with a frontispiece. Gordonstoun,
1980,4'. 17s. Bindley, pt. iv. 923, 21. 17s.
Bright, V)l. 2s. 6d.— 1656,4to. Roxburghe,
3379, 15s. Heber, pt. iv. 3/.— 1673, 4to.
witn a frontispiece. Reed, 7478, \l. lis.
North.pt.iii.769. U. 15s.— Newly enlarged,
with divers Songs sung by a Fidler's P.oy.
Printed bv W. H. 4to. Heber, pt. iv.
4/. 2s. 6d.— Reprinted for Mr. S. W.
Singer (100 copies printed). Chiswick,
Whittingham, 1818, sm. 8vo. pp. 40,
wood-cut on the title. Gardner, gilt
edges, 1,53. 6d.— Lond. 1841, reprinted flOO
copies") in post 8vo. wood-cut on the title,
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Crew of kind London gossips all met
tc be meiTy. 1663, 12uio. Lloyd, 97.
Perry, il. 14s. 6d. Jolley,7?. 10s. Utter-
son, 3/. 3s. Gardner, 3?. 13s. 6d.

Look to it, for I'le stabbe ye, a Poem.
Lond. 1604, 4to. Ro.'tburshc, 3351, 21. 2s.
Heber, pt. iv. 4/. 2s. 6d.

The famous History of Guy Earle of
Warwicke. Lond. bv Edward AUde, ii.d.
4to. — 1607, 4to. Whi'te Knights, 3734, 7^.
17s. 6d. Heber. pt. iv. 2?.— 1635, 4to.—
1667. Lloyd, 1038, 5/. Bright, it, 17s.—
1679, 4to. Nassau, pt. ii. 981, mor. Zl. 4s.
Heber, pt. iv. 21. 19s.— 1682. Heber, pt.
iv. il.

Humors Ordinarie, where a ilan may
be verie merrie, and exceeding well used
for his Sixepeuce. For William Fire-
brand, n. d. 410. pp. 48. This dateless
impression is without doubt the Fiest
EDITION", and was printed prior to the de-
cease of Queen Elizabeth, as in the 19th
Epigram appears : —
' For as he vowes Mmselfe he hath not
seene,

In three daies space, the figure of the
Queene.'
In the editions of 1607, 1611, &c., the last
word is altered to King, and other
changes also took place. The lines
headed ' Satir,' on the rever.se of Sig.
A 3, are not in the after editions. Bibl.
Anglo-Poet. 600, 11. 7s. Bindley, pt. iv.
595, 6/. 16s. 6d. Heber, pt. iv. Narcissus
Luttrell's copy, il. 6s. — Another edition
was publishid under the following title: —

The Letting of Humours Blood in the
Head-vaice ; with a new ilorisco daunced
bv seauen Satyres vpon the bottome of
Diogenes Tubbe. Lond. W. White, 1600,
4to. or sm. Svo. A mixture of satires
and epigrams. Steevens, in a vol. 1039,
Heber, pt. iv. 2t 23.

Humours Ordinarie. Lond. 1607, 4to.
Heber, pt. iv. il. 9s. Bright, 121. 15s.—
1611, 4to. Of this edition, a fac-simile
reprint, •with notes of Sir Walter Scott,
Bait, appeared, Edinb. 1814, square Svo.
Sit; M. M. Sykes.pt. iii. 283, 4s. Hibbert,
7101, morocco, 15s. Strettell, 1453, mor.
\l. 2s. Heber, 8s.

Democritvs, or Doctor Mcrryman his
Medicines, against melancholy Humours.
Written by S. R. Printed for loha
Deane, 1607, 4to, Twenty-three leaves.
Bright, V2l. 15s.— Lond. 1609, 4fo. pp. 24.
This and the later editions are entitled
' Doctor Merrvman : or Nothing but
Mirth.' Strettell, 1452, il. lOs. Bibl.
Anglo-Poet. 601, 15/. ISs.— Midgley, 10/.
15s. -1616. Brand, 1/. 12s. Heber, pt.
iv. 2 leaves, reprinted, 3?. 4s.— 1618, 4to.
—1623, 4to.— 1627, 4to — 1637. 4to. Reed,
6979,l/.2s.— 1657.-16Sl,R.I.,forF.Grove.
Bright, 11. 6s.— Lond. Bates, n. d. 4to. A
S C in fours, pp. 24. White Knights,

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EoTVLAiTDS — conthtued.
2751, 19s.— Newcastle, n. d. 4to. AVliite
Knights, 328.

Humors Looking-glasse. Lond. by
Ed. Allde, 160S, 4to. Consisting of sati-
rical epigrams and stories iu verse. In
A Straunge Sighted Traveller the shows
and sights of London are described.
Bright, fine, Ul.

Diogenes Lantborne. Lond. 1607, 4to.
Gardner, Zl. 5s. P.right, poor copy, 23.—
160S, 410.— 1624. Bright, title dirty, 1/.
12s.— 1628, 4to. pp. 42, in black letter.
Reed, 7424, \l. 14s. Inglis, 1335, 3?. 3s.
BibL Anglo-Poet. 603. morocco, 12?. 12s.
3Iidglev, 9Z. Heber, pt. iv. 2?. 2s.— 1631.
4to. Llovd, 498, 11. 14s. Gardner, Al. 4s.
Jolley, bi. Uttersou, U. 7s. 6d.— 1634, 4to.

Eosburghe, 3373, imperfect, 9s 16Sl,4to.

Bright, U, 16s.

The Knave of Clnbbes. Lond. 1609,
4to. Koxburghe, 3355, 4Z. 4s. Hibbert,
4533, 5?.- 1611, 4to. Twenty-three leaves.
Bindley, pt. ii. 2337, with Rowland's
More Knaves yet, n. d. and his Knave of
Harts, 1612, in 1 vol. 35?. 3s. 6d. resold,
Heber, pt. iv. IS/. In the Register of the
Stationers' Company, dated 1600, is an
order for burning ' Tis merrie when
Knaves meet.'

The Knave of Harts. Haile Fellow,
well met. Lond. 1612. 4to. Twenty -four
leaves.— Lond. 1613. 4to. Heber, pt. viii.
title damaged, XI. 17s.

More Knaues yet. The Knaues of
Spades and Diamonds, with new Addi-
tions. Loud. 1612, 4to. Twenty-four
leaves. There is a wood-cut in the title-
page. Steevens, 1072, 1?. lis. 6d.— Printed
by John Bache. 1613. This Series of
Satirical Tracts on the Four Knaves,
has been printed by the Percy Society.
See Appendix.

Martin Mark.all, Beadle of Bridewell ;
his Defence and Answere to the Belman
of London. Disconering the long con-
cealed Originall and Kegiment of Rogues,
■when they first began to take head, and
how they have succeeded one the other
enccessively vnto the .sixe and twentieth
Yeare of King Henry the eight, gathered
out of the Chronicle of Crackeropes, and
(as they term it) the Legend of Lossels.
Lond, 1610, 4to. Black letter. A— H 1,
in fours, with a leaf containing ' To the
courteous Reader,' signed by S. R. Copies
are in the British iluseum and in the
Bodleian Library. Gurdonstoun, 1999, bl.
Kassau, pt. ii. 979, 'il. 17s. Heber, pt. iv.
2?. 10s. Bright, 31. 13s. 6d. Halliwell,
1859, 8?. 12s.

The Jlelancholie Knight, by S. R.
Lond. R. Bond, are to be sold by Geo.
Loftus, 1615, 4to. pp. 3S.

A sacred Memorie of the Miracles

wrought by our Lord .and Saviour lesos
Christ. Written by Samuel Rowlands.
Lond. 1618. 4to. pp. 52, with wood-cuts.
Dedicated in rhyme ' to all Sorcerers, En-
chanters,' &c., after which is a metrical
address ' To all trve faithfvll Christians.'
BibL Anglo-Poet. 602, 10?. 10s. Midgley,
8?. 83. NassaU; pt. ii. 9S0, 4?. lOs. Skegg,
2?. 12s. Heber, pt. iv. 3?. Caldecott,
1?. 17s.

The Night Raven. By S. R. Lond.
1518, 4to. — 1620, 4to. Steevens, 1071,
imperfect, 8s. 6d. resold, Heber, pt. iv.
1?. 3s.— Lond. 1634, 4to. pp. 36. Bibl.
Anglo-Poet. 604, 30?. Hibbert, 7099. 10?.
Sir M. M. Sykes, pt. iii. 282, 5?. 53. Perry,
5?. 123. 6d. Midgley, 14?. 14s. Jolley,
6?. lOs.

Good Newes and bad Newes. Lond.
1622, 4to.

Heavens Glory, seeke it. Earths Vani-
tie. flye it. Hells Horror, fere it. Lond.
1623, 8vo. Some essays and prayers, by
Samuel Rowlands, interspersed with two
or three pieces of poetry. Near the end
of the volume is, ' The Common Cals,
C'ryes and Sounds of the Bell-man ; or,
diuers Verses to put vs in Minde of our
Mortalitie ' (12 leaves). The signature is
continued, but not the pagination.

Greenes Ghost havnting Cony-catchers,
With the merry Conceits of Doctor Pinch-
backe a notable Makeshift. Lond.
1602, 4to. Roxburghe, 6655, 2?. 5s. .
Reed, 2173, 3?. Strettell, 1034, 3?. lOs. \
North, pt. iii. 747, 2?. 14s. Heber, pt. iv.
1?. 9s.— 1606, 4to.— Lond. 1626, 4to. Black
letter. A— G in fours, A 1 and G 4
blank. The epistle dedicatory is signed
S. R. BibL Anglo-Poet. 270. 7?. 7s. re-
sold Saunders' in 1818, 3?. 7s. 6d. Gor-
donstoun, 1047, 4?. 7s. Nassau, pt. i.
1732, morocco, 1?. 19s. Utterson, 5?. 5s.
Heber, pt. iv. 1?. 2s. Gardner, 4?. 10s.

The Doleful Lamentation of Cheapside
Crosse ; or Old England sick of the
I Staggers. Lond. 1641, 4to.
j Time well improved ; with Prayers :
I whereunto are added, the Verses used
by the Bellmen cf London. Lond. 1657,
12mo. A copy is iu the British Mu-
seum.

! Hell broke loose. See Levdek, John.
' A terrible Battell betweene two con-
! snmers of the whole world ; Time and
1 Death. Lond. for John Dean, u. d. 4to.
In the Bodleian Library.

The following have been reprinted hy
the late Mr. Utterson, at his private
press at Beldornie Tower, Isle of Wight,
1S41, only 16 copies of each. The
Knave of Clubbs, Knave of Harts,
More Knaves yet, Looke to it, The
Night" Raven, Good Newes and Bad
Newes, and the MelanchoUe Knight,

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!n all, 7 vols, square 12mo., at his sale,
March. 1S57, sold for 131. 7s.

See ISretox. NiclDlas. GcY, Earl of
Warwick. Letdex, John of. K. S. Rid,
Samuel. Robsox, Simou.

EowLi>T)SOX, Mary, of New
England. Xarrative of her Cajj-
tivity among the Indians. Written
bv herself. Cambridge (America),
1682, 12mo.

Reprinted, Lond. 16S2, 4to. Bright,
10s. 6d. Puttick's. May, 1S54, 1?. 2s.—
Second edition, carefully corrected, Boston
(America), 1720, 16mo.

— Thomas, Artist. Miseries of
Human Life, in a series of 50
coloured Eteliings. Lond. Acker-
man. ISOS, 4to.

Excursion to Brighteltastone, a series
of ^-oloured engrariniis. Lond. 1791, folio.

Caricature Magazine, by Rowlandson
and Woodward, containing 3:6 coloured I
plates. Lond. 1810-13, oblong folio, 5 |
voU. 3M3i,6d. I

Grotesque Drawing Book, The World I
in Miniature, consisting of Groups of
Figures for the Illustration of Landscape
Scenerv. Lond. Ackermann, 1817, imp.
8vo. 40' plates, 10s. 6d.

Caricature Illustrations of Johnson
and Boswell's Journev to Scotland. Lond.
1786, oblong 4to. 20 plates, 1?, Is.

This humorous and clever Artist pro-
duced by his facile pencil a host of illus-
trations to Serials and other publications
for Ackermann and others, among the
most popular of which are those illustra-
ting Syntax's Tour, and the following:
Adventures of Qui Hi. — Tour of Dr.
Prosody. — Journal of Sentimental Travels
in the South of France. — Johnny Qu»
Genus' Life in London. — English Dance
of Death. 2 vols.— Dance of Life.— The
Adventures of Dr. Comicus.

KowLES, Walter. A General
History of Maidstone. Lond.
1809, 8to.

EowxET, Alexander. The Schol-
ler's Companion : or a Uttle Li-
brary, containing all the Interpre-
tations of the Hebrew and Greek
Bible, Lond. 1648. 12mo. 2 vols.
Bindley, pt. iii. 220, 7s.

— Samuel. The Xoble Souldier,
or a Contract broken justly re-
venged, a Tragedy. Lond. 1034,
4to.

Strettell, 1454, 7s. 6d. Roxbnrghe,
5746, lis. 6d. Rhodes. 2002, 19s. Inglis'
Old Plays, 87, 1/, Is. Heber, 73. 6d.— 1637,
4to.

When you see me you know me : or
the famous Chronicle Historie of King
Henrie the Eight, with the Birth and
vertuous Life of Edward Prince of Wales.
Lond. for Nath. Butter, 1605, 4to. Inglis'
Old Plays, S6, 21. 15s. Heber, pt. u. 31.
13s. 6d.— 1613, 4to.— 1621, 4to. Roxbarghe,
5741, 1/. lis. 6d. Heber, pt. ii. 17s, —
1632, 4to. Reed, 8401, 11. 14s.

— Tliomas. Poems, supposed
to have been Mritten at Bristol by
Thomas Eowley and others in the
fifteentli Ccntiuy : to which are
added, a Preface, an introductory
Account of the several Pieces, and
a Glossary, Lond. 1777, Svo.

Published by Thomas Tvrwhitt. Rox-
burghe, 34S3, 4s. 6d. Steevens. 794, 8s.
— The second Edition. Lond. 1777, Svo.
Roscoe, 1429. 14s.— The third edition, to
which is added an Appendix. Lond.
1778, Svo. Steevens, 795, 5s, 6d.— With
a Commentary, in which the Antiquity
of the Poems is considered and de-
fended, by Jeremiah Milles, D.D. Lond.
1782, 4to. Bindley, pt. i. 2220. lis.
Gough, 3154, 12s. Steevens, 796, 1?, 4s.
Roscoe, 1430, 1?, 5s. Roxburghe, 3485,
13s. White Knights, 3743, morocco,
v. 15s. The Rev. Dr. Symmons in
the London Review, and Dr. Sherwin
in the Gentleman's Magazine, have like-
wise advocated the antiquity of these
poems.

Appendix; containing some Observa-
tions upon the language of the Poems
attributed to Rowley, tending to prove
that they were written, not by any an-
cient author, but entirely by Thomas
Chatterton. Lond. T. Payne, 1778, Svo.
6d.

The Genius of Chatterton, an irregular
Ode. Lond. 1788.

For a History of this Controversy,
see Kippis' Biographia Britannica, 1789,
vol. iv. pp. 573-619; see also Classical
Journal, vol. xvi. p. 136.
Controversy.

An archffiological Epistle to Jeremiah
Milles, D.D., Dean of Exeter, &c. : to
which is added a Glossary, extracted
from that of the learned Dean. Lond.
17S2, 4to. This poem has been by some
attributed to Mason, the friend of Gray,
by others to John Baynes of Grays Inn.

Observations on the Poems of Thomas
Rowley, in which the Authenticity of
those Poems is ascertained, by Jacob

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RowuEY — continued.
Bryant, Esq. Loud, 17S1, Svo. 2 vols.
Drury, 523, 03.

An Enquiry into the Authenticity of
the Poems attributed to Thomas Rowley.
In which the Arguments of the Dean of
Exeter aud Mr. Brvant are examined. By
Thomas Warton. 'Lond. 1782, Svo. 3s. 6d.
Of tliis pamphlet two editions were pub-
lished. See also in Warton's History of
English Poetry.

Observations on the Poems attributed
to Rowley, tending to prove that they
were really written by him and other
ancient Authors (by Rayner Hickford):
to which are added. Remarks on the Ap-
pendix of the Editor of Rowley's Poems
(by the Rev. John Fell). Lond. 1782,
Svo.

Cursory Observations on the Poems
attributed to Thomas Rowley, a Priest of
the 15th Century : with some remarks
on the Commentaries on those by the
Rev. Dr. Jeremiah Milles, Dean of Exe-
ter, and Jacob Bryant, Esq., and a salu-
tary Proposal addressed to the Friends of
tho.se Gentlemen (by Edmond M alone).
Lond. 1782, Svo. These observations
were first published in the Gentleman's
Magazine.

Strictures upon a Pamphlet entitled
'Cursory Observations on the Poems at-
tributed to Rowley,' with a Postscript on
Mr. Thomas Warton's Enquiry into the
same Subject, by E. B. Greene. Lond.
1782, Svo. 2s.

An Examination of the Poems attri-
buted to Thomas Rowley and William
Canynge, with a Defence of the Opinion
of Mr. Warton. Lond. 1782, Svo. 2s.

liowley and Chatterton in the Shades ;
or, Xugse antiquae et novse, anew tlysian
Interlude, in Prose and Verse. Lond.
1782, Svo. Field, 1425, -is.

The Prophecy of Queen Emma, an an-
cient Ballad, written by .Johannes Tur-
gottus. Prior of Durham in the Reign of
"William Rufus : to which is added, by ]
the Editor, an Account of the Discovery, 1
and Hints towards a Vindication of the !
Authenticity of the Poems of Ossian and
Rowley (by W. J. Mickle). Lond. 1782,
Svo. '

A Vindication of the Appendix to the
Poems called Rowley's ; in Reply to the
Answers of the De.in of Exeter, Jacob
Bryant, Esq. and a third anonymous
"Writer; witli some further Observations
upon those Poems ; and an Examination '
of the Evidence which has been produced
in Support of their .Authenticity, by Tho- ■
mas Tyrwhitt. Lond. 1782, Svo. os.

An Essay on the Evidence, external
and internal, relating to the Poems attri-
buted to Thomas Rowley, by T. J. Ma-

thias. Lond. 1783, crown Svo. Stcevens,
800, 5s.— 1784. Combe, 1292, 7s. 6d.

Genuine Copy of a Letter found near
Strawbery Hill. 1783.

Neglected Genius: or, tributary Stanzas
to the Memory of the unfortunate Chat-
terton, by the Author of the Indian Eclo-
gues. Lond. 1787, 4to.

Remarks on the eighth Section of the
second Volume of Warton's History of
English Poetry (by Ritson), Svo.

Examination of the Poems attribated
to Rowley. Sherborne, Svo. 3s. 6d.

The Introduction to an Examination of
the internal Evidence respecting the Au-
thenticity of the Poems of Rowley, by
John Sherwin,M.D. Bath, 1809, 8vo. 7s.

A largr Collection of Chatterton's Po-
ems and Tracts, in 5 vols, with many MS.
and printed papers. Reed, 6635, 51. 10s.
resold, Field, 1418, 6/. 10s.

A most extensive collection of Tracts,
Papers, Prints, &c., respecting Chatter-
ton, made by .Joseph Haslewood, Esq., and
bound in 17 vols., was sold in J. M. Gutch's
sale, March, 1858, for '201. It is now in
the British Museum.

The Life of Thomas Chatterton, with
Criticisms on his Genius and "Writings,
and a concise View of the Controversy
concerning Rowley's Poems, by George
Gregory, D.D. Lond. 1789, 8vo.

For other Biographies and editions of
Chatterton's Wooks, see Chatteetojt,
Thomas.

RowLiT, "William. Worts.

A Search for money, or the lamentable
Complaint for the Losse of the wandring
Knight, Mounsieur I'Argent. Or, com&
along with me, I know thou louest Money.
Lond. for Joseph Hunt, 1609, 4to. Eigh-
teen leaves, dedicated toMai.^terThomaa
Hobbs.' — Reprinted for the Percy Society.
See Appendix. See Brydges' British
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A new Wonder, a Woman never vext ;
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7102, 3s. 6'd. Reed. 84*^2, 5s. Field, 365,
7s. Roxburghe, 474.5, 12s. Rhodes, 2003,
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A Tragedy called All's lost by Lust. '
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-A. Match at Midnight, a Comedy. Lond,
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5744, 12s. Rhodes, 2005, 1?. 2s. Heber,
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A Shoomaker a Gentleman, a Comedy...
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Heber, pt. ii. 1/. Is.

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The Witch of Edmonton, a known true The celebrated collection, known by the
Story, composed into a Tnigi-comedy, by • name of the ' Uoxburghe Ballads,' non-
William Rowley, John Ford, and Thomas | in the British Museum, consisting of
Decker. Lond, 1653, 4to. with a frontis-
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1/. 16s. Jadis, ISl, II. 16s. Ileber, pt. ii.
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pendious System of natural Philo
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RoxBUEGH, William, il. D.
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1819, atlas folio', 3 vols.

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KoxBT, Robert. Tbe Lay of

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Rot, Eajab Rammobun. Trans-

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The Precepts of Jesus ; the Guide to
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Rot, William.

Rede me and be not Tvrothe,

For 1 say no thynge but trothe.
I will ascend, makynge my state so hye.
That my pompous honoure shall never

dye. 1

O Caytyfe, when thou thinkest least of ;

all, I

"With confusion thou shalt have a fall.'
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A most severe satire on Cardinal TVol-
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Prospectus of the Royal Institution of
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Journals of the Royal Institution of
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Lecture on the plan which it is pro-
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Journal of Science and the Arts ; edited
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I June, 1830. Svo. 7 vols. — Discontinued,
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Proceedings of the Members of the
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t Svo. 2 vols.

Journal of the Royal Institution. Lond.
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Catalogue of the Library in 1S09 and
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EoYAi Magazine, The, from the
Year 1759 to 1771. Lond. Svo.
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Plates, those on Natural History co-
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RoTAL Regisvee, The, with an-
notations br another hand. Lond.
J. Bew, 1777-84, 12mo. 9 vols, (of
vol. 1 there were three editions,
the third 1780), 11. lis. 6d.

Containing characteristic Sketches,
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names are given in initials, but are, for
the most part, not difficult to decipher.

Royal Society. — Philosophical
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Collation of the Philosop?iical Transactions
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Vol. 2 for 1667— Nos. 23 (beginning the
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Vol. 3 for 166S— Nos. 33 'beginning the
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Vol. 4 for 1669— Nos. 45 (beginning the
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Vol. 5 for 1670— Nos. 57 (beginning the
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7tli year) to 80— pages 2037 to 3093, and eluding index, 14 plates.
index 3 pages, 6 plates. Vol. 23 for 1702 and 1703— Nos. 277 to

Vol. 7 for 1672-Nos. 81 (beginning the 2S8— dedication and pages 1051 to 1523

8th year) to 91— pages 3999 to 5172, and '"'^•I'ding index 14 7!Za(/.s.
index 4 pages, i plates. Vol. 24 for 1704, 1705— Nos. 289 to 304

Vol. 8 for 1673— Nos. 92 (beginning the —dedication and pages 1524 to 2192, in-

9th year) to 100— pages 5175 to 7002, pre- ^I'lding index, 19 platfs.

ceded by dedication and index 6 pages, 11
plates.

cl'iding

Vol. 25 for 1706; 1707 -Nos. 305 to 312
—dedication and pages 2193 to 2472 fmis-

Vol. 9 (title says, 'beginning the Se- P'"'"'^'! 1-1''2), index 8 pages, 8^?afc«.'
cond Century') for the year 1674— Nos. 101 Vol.26 for 1708 and 1709— Nos. 313 to
(beginning the 10th year) to 111— pages 1 3"-4— dedication and pages 1 to 508, in-
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6 pages. 5 jo?a(e.?. , Vol. 27 for 1710, 1711 and 1712— Nos.

Vol.lOfor 1675— Nos. 112 (beginning the 325 to 336— dedication and pages 1 to 555,
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Vol. 11 for 1676— Nos. 123 (beginning P^^^^"^ 1 to 300, including index, 5 ^tot<5.
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132— dedication and pages 551 to 814, and ^^^ '° 351- dedication and pages 1 to .584,
index 4 pages, 5 plates, I 12 plates.

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alteredwiththepen)— Nos. 133 (beginning ^'^^ to 363— dedication .and pages 585 to
the 13th year) to 144— pages 815 to 1074, 111*, index i pages, S plates.
followed by a General Index from the ■ ^^°1- 31 for 1720, 1721 — Nos. 364 to
beginning to July, 1677, 38 pages, 5 plates. 369— dedication and pages 1 to 251, index

Xo vrAumes wire published for the years ^ P'^Ses, Opiates.
1S79-16S2, but the deficiency 73 partially sup- \ ^'°'- 32 for 1722, 1723 — Nos. 370 to
pUed by Rob. Hodkes Philosophical Collec- 1 380— dedication and pages 1 to 469, index
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430, table 4 pages, 17 plates. , ^ Pages, 13 plates.

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Vol. 15 for 1685— Nos. 167 to 178- P**?*-'' 333 to 661, index 4 pages. 14 ^?<j^es.
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eluding index, 13 plates. 426— dedication and pages 1 to 450, icde.-:

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for 1691 and 1692. viz., Nos. 192 to 195. which i 435-dedication and pages 1 to 470, index
are paged 451 to 578, with 2 plates. ^^ pages, S plates.

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dedication and pages 579 to 1037. including ^^* — dedication and pages 1 to 405, index
general index from Jan., 1688 to Dec, ^^ pages, 11 plates.

1693, 10 plates. I Vol. 40, for 1737 and 1738— Nos. 445 to

Vol. 18 for 1694— Nos. 207 to 214 — ! ^51— dedication and pages 1 to 478, fol-

dedication and p.ages 1 to 280, index 4 lowed by three Croonean Lectures bv

pages, 6 plates. \ Alex. Stuart. M.D., being a Supplement,

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215 to 235— dedication and pages 1 to 799,' Vol.41, in two parts, 1739, 1740, and
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Vol. 20 for 1698— Nos. 236 (beginning pages 1 to 873, and index 21 pp., 32 plates.
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pages 1 to 468. index 4 pages, 12 j)/nf<^s. 471— dedication and pages 1 to &11, and

Vol.21 for 1699-Nos. 248 (beginning '"dex 20 pages, 19 pto-s.

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preface 4 pages, pages 1 to 442, index 6 —dedication and pages 1 to 56oi and index

pages, 11 plates. 20 pages, followed by Croonean Lectures.

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Vol. 44, in two parts, 1746 and 1747—
Nos. 47S t4 4S4— dedication and J)age3 1
to 749, index 'i6 pages, 24 plates. Aft-r
Part 1, Croouean Lectures on Human
Physiognomy by James I'arsons, JI. U.,
pages S'2, with 2 indexes to same, pages
3. and 5 plates, also, a/t-:r part 2, on Mus-
cular Motion by Browne Langreish, M.D.,
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Vol. 45, for 1748 -Xos. 485 to 490 —
dedication and pages 1 to 674, index 24
pages, V) plat'^s.

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After vol. 46 the volumes cease to run
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but sometimes two volumes iu one year.

The following volumes are each in two
parts, containing two years, viz., vol. 4S,
for 1753 and 1754; vol. 49. 1755 and 1756;
vol. 50, for 1757 and 1758; vol. 51, for
1759 and 1760; vol. 52, for 1761 and 1762.
From vol. 53, for 1763, one volume was
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Rmrs, Sir Thomas, LL.D.,
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1587, 4to.

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Sallustii Opera. Dublin, 1745, Svo.

Sallustius. Dublin. 1747, Svo. A neat
!\nd correct edition, by Hawkey. Heath.
3^51;^. OS. 6d. LAEGE PAPEB, in royal Svo.
Williams. 1.530. morocco, 19s. Drurv,
369S, morocco, 1/. 6s.

I Sallustius, ex Eecensione Gul. Cortii.
' Glasg. Foulis, 1749, sm.Svo. 4s.— Glasg.
' FouUs, 1751, sm. S^o. 4s. i.ap.ge pavs!;.
; Williiinis, 1531. morocco, lis. — Glasf.

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Foulis, 1777, 3s. i-AEGE PAPEB. Duke of
Orarton, 808, morocco, lis.

Sallustius. Edinb. Hamilton and Bal-
four. 1755. sm. 8vo. 7s. 6d. This edition,
railed the immaculate, obtained the prize
offered bj- the University of Cambridge for
correct printing. Dr. Harwood. who read
it through five times, did not discover a
single error in it. large paper.

Sallustius et L. A. Florus. Bii-m. 1773,
4to. Baskerville's edition. "Willett, 2135,
lis! 6d. Heath, 3851, morocco, 11. 4s.
Tlnirv, 3329, morocco, IJ.— Birm. 1774,
l2mo". 3s. Hibbert, 7065, morocco, 13s.
— Bir'm. 1776, 12rao.

Caii Crispi Sallustii Opera omnia, ex-
casa ad Editionom Cortii cum Editioni-
bns Havercampi et Gabrielis Antonil
collatam. [Cura Henr. Homer.] Lond.
178& Svo. .inelegant and correct edition,
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Wm. Windham. Printed on large
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22 10s Hibbert. 7066, mor. 1/. 8s. Drury,
3696, rnssia, 11. Is. Williams, 1532, mo-
rocco, H. 19s.

Sallustius. edidit J. Hunter. Cupn,
16OT, 12mo. Brockett, 2669, 4s. 6d. fj.ve
PAPEP., 6s.— Edinb. 1846, ISmo. 2s.

Salhistius ex. Cortii recensione. Glasg.
1817, Svo.

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tini Historic, ex recensione Grouovii.
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Sallustii Bellum Catilinanum et Belhim
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12mo. 2s. 6d.

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12mo.— Lond. Longman, 1S45, 12mo. 5s.—'
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TRAS'-'LATIONS.

The timous Cronycle of theWarre which
the Komayns had .igaynst Jugurth Usur-
per of the Ivyngdouie of Numidy, by Sa-
I lust, translated into Englysse by Syr
Alexander Barclay Freest. Lond. by
Kicharde Pynson, folio. A copy is in the
British Museum. The Latin is by the
side of the translation on the same page.
CoUation. — Folios 86, besides title and
table. 3 leaves, also a preface of' Alexan-
der Barclay preest vnto Thomas Duke of
NortlifulkeV 3 leaves. The Latin text
is dedicated to Veaey, Bishop of Exeter,
and dated ' ex Cellul'a Hatlield Regis (i. e.
icing's Hatfield, Hertfordshire) iii. id.
Novemb.' There is another edition from
Pynson's press which contains only fol.
Ixxxvi. Both are in the public library at
Cambridge. One of fynson's editions.
Koxburghe, 7631, 2.ZI. 2s. resold Sir M. il.
Sykes, pt. iii. 438, S/. 12s. 6d. resold
Heber, pt. iv. bl. 15s. 6d. Sotheby's,
April, 1857, lOL

Tlie Conspiracie of L\icius Catiline,
translate!' into Englyshe bv TiiomasPay-
nell. In Ollicina T. Bertheleti, 1541, 4to.
This edition consists of 74 leaves num-
bered, besides dedication to K. Henry
Vm. aud table. The ci^lovhon is in a
fceparate leaf. Bindley, pt. iii. 2030, Si. os,
Reed, 5C23, rusbia, 11. os. Constable, 1042,
mor. 21. 2<j.

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SiXLrsTrrs — continued.

The Conspiracie of Cataline, written by
Conatanci;is. Felicius, Darautinus, and
translated by Thomas Paynell : with the
Historye of Jugartb.writteii bythe famo:is
Eomane Sallust, and translated into E s-
gUshe by Alexander Barcklaye Load.
by Jhon Waley, 1557, 4to. I'art I. 'The
Conspiracie of Cataline' contains Y 6. in
i'lWT^. the last leaf blank, and is dedicated
to K. Henry VIII. Part II. contains H h,
in fours, besides title, and a dedication by
Paynell to 'Lorde Antonye Vycounte Moim-
tagne' Towneley, pt. i. 501, \l. Is. Sir il.
M. Sykes, pt. iii. 87, 14s.

The two most worthy and notable His-
tories, written by (;. C. Salliistius. and
translated bv Tliomas Heywood. Lond.
Jaggard. ITOS, folio. Nassau', pt. iii. S30. Ss.

The Workes of Ciius Crispus Sallus-
tins, contayning the Conspiracie of Cate-
line, the Warre of Jugurth. 5 Books of
historical Fragments, 11 Orations to Caesar
for the Instruction of a Commonwealth,
and one against Cicero, translated br
Wm. Crosse. Lond. 1629, Svo. .os. With
a frontispiece by Vaughan. The first por-
tion of the translation is dedicated to the
Marquis of Hamilton, in the second, dedi-
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is tiie following? paragraph :' The royall
pen of Q. Elizabeth hath beene formerly
vers: in this translation, but this being
lite to herselfe, and too good for the
world, was never published."

Patrice Parricida ; or the Historj- of the
Horrid Conspiracy of Catiline against the
Commonwealth of Kome. Translated bv
Caleb Galle. Lond. 16S3, 12mo.

The Works of Sallnst, with all his his-
torical Fragments and his Life. Lond.
13S7, Svo.— 1692, 12mo.

A new Translation cf all the Works
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Sallust, translated bv J.Rowe. Lond.
1709. Svo. 2s. 6d.— 1715— 1726.— 1730.—
1739. l2mo.

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1731, 8vo.— 1743, 8vo.— 1755, 8vo.— Glou-
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Ed'inb. 1741, 12mo.— 17'56, 12mo.— Edinb.
1770, Svo. A literal translation of some
merit.— 1774, Svo.— Edinb. 1822, 12mo —
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4to • 1769. 4to A nearly literal translation.

I Sallust's History of the Catiline and

] -Jijgurthan Wars, in Latin and EnglNh.

I translated by H. Lee. Lond. 1744, 4i >.

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Sallust's History of Catiline's Con-
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thenes by Leland, Valpv's Classical Lib.
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The Catiline and Jugurthine Wars,
translated by H, Moffett. Dublin. 1777,
Svo. Drury, 3702, 3s.

Sallust's History of Catiline's Conspira-
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which are added. Notes and Illustrations
by George Frederic Sydney. Lond. 1795.
Svo. 3s.6d. -A. translation far inferior to
that of Mr. Rose.

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1806, 4to. 2 vol's. An elaborate and
faithful translation in easy, correct, an i
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Sallust's History of Catiline's Conspira-
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1851, 12rao.' 23.

Sallust, Florus. and'Velleins Patercjilus,
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Selbv Watson. Load. (Bohn's Classical
Lib.) 1S61, post 8vo. 5s.

Cataline his Conspiracv. See Joxsos,
Ben, p. 12.31.

SAiiiACis and Hermapliroditus.
Lond. 1602, 4to.

A cnyij- is in the Bodleian Library.
Said 11' c to be by Francis Beaumont,
although the edition of 164S-53 is inserted
by Mr. Dyce in his edition of Beaumont
and Fletcher. Chalmers, however, in his
Biographical Dictionary, ascribes this
translation from Orid to Francis Beau-
mont ; and Watt, in the Biographical
part of his work, does the same, observing
that he was only 16 years of age at the
time : but subsequently, under the head j
of Ovid, he ascribes it to John Beau- j
mont.

Saxhasius, CI. Defensio regia
pro Carolo I. 1649, folio, 4s. \

King Charles II. (according to T. War- j
ton) gave Salmasius 100 Jacobuses to i
write his Defence, 1649. Wood asserts ,
that Salmasius had no reward for his
book. — Sumptibus Regiis. 1649, 12mo.
pp.444. From the Elzevir press, 2s. 6d.
Dent, pt. ii. 403, Evel5Ti's copv, in mo-
rocco, \l, 14s. — 16.50, 4to. — 1650, 12mo-
Williams, 1562, morocco, 8s. 6d. — Paris,
1650, 12mo. Bandinel. with Miltoni De-
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lSa5, 6s.

Apologie Royale pour Charles I. Par
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Heber, pt. ii. 1?. Is.

Caroliis I.. Britannianim Res a securi
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1652, 12mo. Bandinel. lOs.

Ad J. Miltouiim Responsio. IjOnd.
Tho. Roycroft, 1660, 12mo. Heath, 377,
3s. 6d.

Salmasius his Dissection and Confuta-
tion of the diabolical Rebel Milton in his
Impious Doctrines of Falsehood, &c. &c.
against K. Charles I. Lond. 1660. 4to. I
Prefixed is a portrait of K. Charles I. by
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The running title of the work is ElKOx
AKA.MTOS.

A Collection of works by Salmasius,
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small vols., was sold at Sotheby's, March,
1862, for 8?. 10s.

See MiLTOKi Phillips, Jno. Rowlaxd,
J. Ziegler, Caspar.

Saimox, j. An historical De-
scription of ancient and modern
Home ; also of the Works of Art,
particularly in Architecture, Sculp-
ture, and Painting : to which are

added, a Toiu* through the Cities
and Towns in the Environs of that
Metropolis, and an Account of the
Antiquities found at G-abia. Lond.
1798-1800. Sto. 2 vols.

Hibbert. 7073. 83. Dent, pt. ii. 404. 9s.
Gough, 30&7, 183. Baker, 642, with proof
plates, v.. 83. Nassau, pt. ii. 300, with
Pronti's 100 views of buildings, russia,
Zl.

— Nathaniel, LL.B. The His-
tory and -intiquities of Essex.
Lond. 1740, foUo, 19 uos. ia 1
voL

An unfinished work. Dent, pt. ii.
1256, 2?. 12s. 6d. Heath, 4629, 2/. 13s.
Sir M. M. Sykes, pt. iii. 434*, with ad-
ditional plates, 3?. 33. Gardner, nissia,
V. 14s. Stowe, 1?. 10s. CoUaUon.—Vx).
4'JO (ending 'This seems to have been '),
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are omitted.

Roman Stations in Britain, according
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Via ad Icianos, so far as any of these
Roads lead through Norfolk. Suffolk,
Cambridgeshire, Essex. Hertfordshire,
Bedfordshire, Middlesex. Lond. 1726,
8vo.

A Survey of the Roman Antiquities in
some midlaud Counties of England. Loud.
1726, 8vo. 4s.

The History of Hertfordsaire.describing
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particularlV the Roman. Lond. 1728,
folio. Bishop of Ely, 1450, 1?. 18s. Ed-
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of Townshend, 28S2. 11. 2s. Drurv. 3569,
1^. lis. 6d. CoJ.ation.—Vp. 1—369 (in-
cluding two appendices;, also a title, one
leaf; dedication to the Earl of Hertford,
four pages, list of subscribers, two pages,
and a map of the county by J. Clark. In
the British Museum is a copy with MS.
notes by P. Le Neve.

New Survey of England : wherein the
Defects of Camden ^re supplied, and the
Errors of his Followers remarked ; the
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the Roman military ^\'ays traced ; and
the Stations settled according to the
Itinerary, without altering the Figures,
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Lond. 1731, 8vo. 2 vol's, with plates.
Heath, 4559, 7s. Marq. of Townshend,
2757, 5s. 6d. Dent, pt. ii. 405, os.

The Lives of the English Bishops,
from the Restoration to the Revolution;
fit to be opposed to the --ispersions of

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some late "Writers of secret History.
liOnd. 1733, 8vo. A useful book, but
written with strong prejudices. Published
anonymously.

A Critical Review of the State Trials.
AVith an alphabetical and chronological
Table. Loud. 1735, folio, pp. 922, besides
title, preface and table, 12s.

Antiquities of Surrey, collected from
the most ancient Records ; with some
Account of the present State and natural
Histoi-v of the Countv. Lond. 1736, Svo.
Brocke'tt, 2673, 63. ' Dent, pt. ii 406,
morocco, 11. 4s. Hibbert, 7072, 6s. Heath,
4675, lis. Bishop of Ely, 875, Ss. 6d.
Dowdeswell, C57, 7s. Townelev, pt. ii,
1204, 10s. 6d. Marq. of Townshend,
2758, lis. Gardner, 10s. Conation— Pv-
204, not including the title, one leaf;
dedication to Sir John Evelyn, Bart.,
preface, emendations and corrections, six
pages, also an index, printed in double
colunins, four pages.

The present State of the Universities,
and of the five adjacent Counties of
Cambridge, Huntingdon, Bedford, Buck-
ingbam and Oxford. Lond. (1744), Svo.
pp. 476 A— 000 ii. This publication was
not continued.

Saimox, Nicholas. Stemmata La-
tinitatis ; or an Etjinological Latin
Dictionaiy. Lond. 1796, royal 8to.
2 Tols.

Dent, pt. ii. 407, 15s. Home Tooke,
612,1?. 15s. Stowe,7s. 6d.

Apx»'> oi" tl'fi Evenings at Southill.
Book I. Lond. 1806, Svo. Home Tooke,
610, 3s.

— Thomas, A.M. An Essay
to the Advancement of Musick,
by casting a'way the Perplexity of
different Cliffs ; and uniting all
Sorts of Musick in one imiversal
Character. Lond. 1672, sm. Svo.

Inglis, 12S&, morocco, 10s. CJ. ' This
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Rome other professors, contains nothing
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the effect it would have upon old music,
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The present Practice of Music vindi-
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Matthew Locke : to which is added, Du-
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Letter from .Job. Playford to Mr. Tho.
Salmon. Lond. 1673, Svo. Reed, llSl,
7s. 6d. Some copies are entitled ' Obser-

vations upon a late Book,' &c. Loud.
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A Proposal to perform Music in perfect
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Salmon. Lond. 1669, 4to. 6s.

— Thomas, M.A., of Bedford-
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Lond. 1747, Svo. 2 vols.

With fonr plates by Vertue, containing
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8vo.— 1733, 8vo.

A new historical Account of St. George
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noble Order of the Garter, illustrated with
cuts. By Thomas Salmon, M.A. Lond.
1704, Svo.' An ingenious and interesting
treatise, written in direct opposition to
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6s. 6d. ' CoVativn.—Ft. i. pp. 109, pt. ii. p.
113, with ports, of Q. Anne and K. Edward
III., and a view of the interior of St.
George's Chapel at Windsor.

Historical Collections relating to Bri-
tain. Lond. 1706, Svo. This work is
usually ascribed to Dr. George Hickes,
but the late Dr. Farmer wrote in his
copy that he had seen another title-page,
in which the name of Thomas Salmon,
M.A.,of Bedfordshire, was inserted as the
author. Sk Bibliographical and Retro-
spective Miscellany, p. 16.

Memoirs of Ireland. See Ibel^xd, p.
1167.

A Review of the History of England.
Lond. 1722-24, Svo. 2 vols.

Essay concerning Marriage. With an
Account of Marriage Rites and Cere-
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of our Saxon Ancestors. Lond. 1724,
Svo.

Impartial Examination of Bishop Bur-
net's History of his own Times. Lond.
1724, Svo. 2 vols.

Cliaracters of Noblemen, &c. who have
died for their Princes, &c. Lond. 1725, Svo.
Roxburghe. 9285, 11. Is.

Modern Historv, or present State of all
Nations. Lond. 1725. Svo. 32 vols. Heber.
pt. vii. i;. 13s. This is Salmon's best
work, and has been abridged, continued,
and published under various fictitious
names— 1739. 4to. 3 vols. Gough, 3346,
16s.— 1744, folio, 3 vols.

A new Abridgment and Critical Re-
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of Rich. II. to 10th Geo. II. Lond. 1738,
folio.— Dublin, 1741, folio.

A general History of the several Na-
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A short Viev of the Families of the
present English Nobility. Lond. 1751.
12mo. — The second Edition enlarged and
corrected. Lond. 17.58. 12aio. — Third
Edition. Lond. 1761, r2mo.

A short View of the Families of the
pre'^ent Irish Nobility. Lond. 1759,
12rao.

A short View of the Families of the
Scottish Nobility. Lond. 1759, 12mo.

The universal Traveller: or, a Descrip-
tion of the several foreign Nations of the
World. Lond. 1754-5, folio, 2 vols. This
work, consisting of 12i ncs., is illustrated
with 226 maps and plates.

A geographical Grammar. Lond. 1749,

8vo. This was once a very popular work.

SAiiroy, William, ^I.D. Bota-

nologia. English Herbal. Lond.

1710, fol.

With portrait of Salmon, set. 23, 1667,
hr White. Townelev, pt. ii. 1520, U. 3s.
Garnck. 2404. 2i. 63. White Knights,
4004. in hog-skin, 4?. Stowe, 13s.

Piilygraphice, or the Arts of Drawing,
I.imnine and Painting. Lond. 1375, 8vo.
With portrait, front, and plates. Gordon-
stonn. 2127, os. — Lond. Itxso. — Lond. 1701,
8vo. 2 vols. 10s. 6d.

Horse ilathematicse, sen Uranise. the
Soul of Astrology. Lond. 1679, Svo.
With portrait by Slierwin. Hibbert, 7071,
TOssi.n, bv E<^.ger Payne, with his bill,
i;. 13.S. resold, Crawford, in 1S54, 2?. 19s.

This not«d empiric published many
other works, mostly relating to medicine.

— William. Palladio Londi-
nensis, or London Ait of Building.
Lond. 1743, 4to. 52 plates, 7s. 6d.

Saljio>'d, James. Eeview and
Historr of the decisive War with
Tippoo Snltaun in Mysore. Lond.
1800, 8to.

SAL3io>-rT, Eob. Mentet de. His-

toire des Troubles de la Grand

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ScHOiXES, John. Reports of
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ScOET, John, Bishop of Chiches-
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Histolre de tons les Roys de France,
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BRE, David.

Ane Admonition to the Antichristian
Ministers in the deformit Kirk of Scotland.
(A poem.) 15S1, 8vo. 7 leaves. A and B
in fours, the last leaf blank. Perry, pt. i.
130, 2i. 12s. 6d. Inglis,4, 2M2s.6d. It was
subjoined to Burne's Disputation, but is
usually wanting. See Bcrne, Nicol, p. 318.

The Maner and Forme of Examination
before Admission to the Table of the Lord,
used in Scotland. Lond. by T. Marshe,
1581, 8vo.

The Confession of the Christian Faith
subscribed by the Kings Majestie and his
Household at Edinburgh 28 Jan. 1581,
16mo, See Confession's.

Ane Declaration of the iust and neces-
sar Causis, moving vs of the Xobilitie of
Scotland, and others, the King's Majesties
faithful subjects to repaire to his Hienes
Presence, and to remane with him, &c.
fic. f Directit from Striviling with spe-
ciall Command and License to be prentit
Anno M.D.LXXXII. sm.8vo. The Raid of
Ruthven. Inglis, 1299, with the Recant-
ation of Maister Patrick Ad.amsone, 1593,
bl. 7.S. 6d.— Reprint. Edinh. 1822, post 8vo.
Forty.five copies printed. Brockett,1072,3s.

The Historie of the Reformation. 1584-
See Knox, John.

A Declaration of the King's Maiesties
Intentioun and Meaning toward the lait
Actis of Parliament. Edinb. by Thomas
Vautroullier, 15S5, 4to. C in fours. Rox-
burgbe, 1045, IMs.

Discoverie of the Unnatural and Trai-
terous Conspiracy of Scottisch Papistes
against God, his Kirk, their native coun-
try, the Kingis Majesties persone and
e.state. Set doune as it was confessed
and subscribed bee M. George Ker, and
David Graham of Fentrie. Edinb. R.
Waldegrave, n. d. (1592) 4to. li! leaves,
A copy is in the Grenvill» Collection. —
Lond. R. F. for John Norton, 1593, 4to.
Heber, pt. vi. 4s.

A True Reportarie of the Baptism of
Frederick Henry Prince of Scotland.
Edinb, R. Waldegrave (1594), 4to. black
LETTER. Heber, pt. viii. 16s. See Henev,
Prince of Wales, p. 1042.

Certaine Matters composed together.
Edinb. by Robert Walde-grane (1594),
4to. Forty-eight leaves. — Second edition,
entitled ' Certayne matters concerning the
Realme of Scotland composed together,
etc. Lond. 1603. A copy of e.ach of these
is in the Grenville Collection. This
edition diflfers considerably from the

former in the account of the Kings of
Scotland. Dent, pt ii. 1021, lis, 6d.
Towueley, pt. i. 422, russia, 2?. 2s. Nassau,
pt. i. 819, 21. 13s. See MoNiPESNiE, John.

Forme of Prayer for the Kirk of Scot-
land : with the Psalmes in Metre. See
Psalms (Scottish Version), p. 1996.

The Miraculous and Happie Union of
England and Scotland ; by how admirable
means it is effected, how profitable to
, both nations. Lond. 1604, 4to. II. Is.

Informations, or a Protestation and a
Treatise from Scotland, seconded with
D. Reiguoldes his Letter to Sir Francis
KnoUis, and SirFrancis KnoUis his Speacli
in Parliament: all suggesting the Usur-
pation of Papal Bishops. Imprinted 1608,
sm. 8vo. pp. 94. One of the numerou.';
puritanical pamphlets about the com-
mencement of the 17th century. Bindley,
pt.ii. 2253, 6s.6d.

L'Escosse Fran9oise. 1608. Set Ecosse.
Houston, R.

Scotica Miscellanea. Lond. 1610, 87o.
A copy is in the British Museum.

Catalogue of the Kings of Scotland.
Lond. 1610, folio.

The Speech of the Kirk of Scotland to
her beloved Children. Imprinted in the
Year 1620, sm. 8vo. pp. 125. One of Calder-
wood's puritanical tracts.

A brief Chronicle of all the Kings of
Scotland : declaring in what year of the
World, and of Christ, they began to reigo,
how long they reigned, of what Qualities
they were, and how they died. Aberdeen,
by Edward Raban, for David Me.lvill,

1623, Svo. pp. 41. Reprinted in the third
volume of the Harleian Miscellany.

Boanerges, or the hu-nble Supplication
of the Ministers of Scotland to Uie high
Court of Parliament in England. Ediub.

1624, 4to. Gordoustoun, 162, 6s.
Respublica, sive Status Regni Scotise et

Hiberuiae diversorum Auctorum. Lugd.
Bat. ex Officina Elzeuiriana, 1627, 32mo.

An Abridgment or Summarie of the
Scots Chronicles. Edinb. 1633, 12mo.
Lloyd, 7, lls.6d. Heber, pt. v. 4s. See
MoNiPESNiE, John.

Deliciii3 Poetarum Scotorum hujus Mv\
illustrium. Amst. 1637, 12rao. 2 vols.
This work, edited by the celebrated Ar-
thur Johnston (who was himself a large
contributor), would, says Dr. Johnson in
his Journey to the Western Islands, have
done honour to any country.

A Dispute against the English Popish
Ceremonies obtruded upon the Church of
Scotland. 1637, 4to. This was the pro-
duction of one of the leaders of the Cove-
nanters. See Gillespie, George.

The Beast is wounded, or Information
from Scotland concerning their Reforma-
tion. Printed in the Year that Bishops
had their Downfall in Scotland (163S).. 4to.

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Gordonstoun, 163, 10s. 6d. Constable,
1048,8s.

Short Relation of the State of the Kirk
of Scotland, bv a hearty Well-wisher to
both Kingdomes. Lond. 1638, 4to. Gor-
donstoun, 192-2, 5s. 6d.

Protestation of the Noblemen, Barrens,
Gentlemen, Ministers and Commoners
aade at the Mercate-crosse of Edinburgh,
the 2-2nd September, immediately after
Beading the Proclamation dated 9th Sep-
tember, to Discharge the Service Book.
Edinb. 1638, 4to.

Generall Demands of the Rev. Doctors
of DiTinitie and Ministers of the Gospel
in Aberdene, concerning the late Cove-
nant in Scotland : together with the An-
swers. Replres. and Duplyes that followed
thereupon in the Year i63S. Reprinted,
Aberdene, 1663, 4to. Constable, 1051, 193.

Remonstrance of the Kobility, Barrones,
Burgesses. Ministers, and Commons of
Scotland, vindicating them and their Pro-
ceedings from the Crymes wherewith they
are charged bv the late Proclamation in
England. Edinb. 1639, 4to. Gordonstoun,
1923. 6s. 6d.

A Large Declaration of the late Tumults
in Scotland, with a particular deduction of
the Seditions practices of the Covenanters.
1639 folio, with portrait of K. Charles I.
Bindley, pt. i. 1525, lis. 1526, 12s. 6d. &e
Chaeles I. p. 415.

Brevis et fidtlis Xarratio Motunm in
Regno et Ecclesia Scotica, &c. Dantisci,
1640, 4to.

News from Edinborough. Lond. 1641,
4to. wood-cnt on title. Heber, pt, vli. 6s.

The passionate Remonstrance of the
Pope in his Conclave at Rome upon the
disasterons Disappointments given to the
Roman Cause, by the late Proceedings
and the great Covenant of Scotland. With
a Reply of Cardinall De Barbarini, in the
Name of the Roman Clergy. 1641. To-
gether with a Letter of Intelligence from
the Apostolicke Nuntio (now residing in
London) to Pope Urban the eight, 4to. with
a frontispiece. Inglis, 1326, 10s. Inserted
in the fourth volume of the Somers' Col-
lection of Tracts.

Remm nnper in Regno Scotia gestamm
Historia, seu verius Commentarius. Per
Irensum Philalethen Elentherium. Dan-
tisci, 1641, 12mo.

The Scots Scouts Discoveries, by their
London Intelligencer. And presented to
the I^ords of the Covenant in Scotland,
Anno Domini 1639. Lond. for William
Shears, 1642, 4to. Reprinted in the fifth
number of Morgan's Phoenix Britannicns.

Scotland's Thanksgiving for the Ketum
of their Armie. Together with a true

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Copie of a Letter from Dublin of their
last Proceedings, sent to John Bibie,
Drum-Major for the Tower and Citie of
London. Lond. 1642, 4to. The Poem is
reprinted in 'Various Pieces of fugitive
Scotch Poetry,' edited by D. Laing.

A solemne League and Covenant for
Reformation and Defence of Religion.
Edinb. 1643. 4to. First edition, large
PA PEE, with blank pages left for Signa-
tures, and containing 97 autographs of
subscribers, bound in velvet. Sotheby's,
March, 1847 (J. Wilks), 4/. 10s.

A full Relation of the Scots March from
Barwicke to Newcastle. Lond. 1644, 4to.

The Scots Army advanced into England
certified. With the Summoning of the
County of Northumberland. Lond. 1644,
4to.

The unhappy Game of Scotch and En-
glish : or, a full Answer from England to
the Papers of Scotland. Edinb. 1646, 4to.
White Knights, 3771, 4s. Roxburghe,
8S11, 14s. This curious jesting tract is
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Historv of Scotland during the Minority
of King James. 1646, 18mo. Nassau, pt.
i. 1580, 13s. !?'.« JoHSSTOX, Rob. p. 1223.

Strange Newes from Scotland, or a
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of all those who were Spectators, in a
Village near Edenborough, called Ha-
deusworth, Sept. 14. 1647, and the Words
tlie said Monster spake at its Birth. Lond.
1647, 4to. with a wood-cut.

The Scottish Politick Presbyter slain
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dv. Printed in the Year 1647, 4to. pp. 16.
Reprinted in the seventh volume of the
Uarleian Miscellany.

Mercurius Calidonius, in a Diumall of
Occurrents in the Sessions at Edinburgh.
(Lond.) 1648, 4to. pp. 34. Heber, pt. vii. 13s.

Bella Scot-Anglica. A Brief of all the
Battels and Martial Encounters which
have happened "twixt England and Scot-
land, n. p 1648, 4to.

L'nistoire veritable de C€s demiers
Troubles qui ont commence en Ecosse, et
continaent i present en tous les Roy.
aumes d'Ecosse, d'Angleterreetd'Irlande.

1649, 4to.

True RelaMon of the routing of the
Scotish Army near Dunbar, Sep. 3. Lond.

1650, 4to.

The false Brother : or. a new Map of
Scotland, drawn bv an English PenciL
Lond. 1651, 4to. Nassau, pt. i. 1492, 3s.
Lloyd, 510. 7s. 6d.

Assertio Juris Monarchic), seu de Mo-
tnis Regis Scotise, &c. Excudebatur, anno
165.3, 4to.

The Scots Designe discovered. 1654,
4to. Roxburghe, &177, 9s.

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Compendi Historic! del Sig. Co. Alfonso
Loschi. Bologna, 1655, 4to. Pp. 247 to
297 contain Compendi Historici del Reg-
no di Scotici e suoi Regnanto. — Another
edition, si uo I'anno 1668, 4to. Vicenza,
n. d. 4to.

A perfect Description of the People and
Countrv of Scotland. Loud, for J. S.
1659, l'2mo. pp. 21, besides the title.—
Amst. 1680, 12mo. See Hov.ell, James.

Scotlands Paraenesis to her dread Sove-
raign King Charles the Second. Printed
in the Year 1660, 4to. Six leaves. Re-
printed in 'Various Pieces of fugitive
Scotish Poetry,' edited by D. Laing.

An apologicall Relation of the particu-
lar Sufferings of the faithfull Ministers
and Professors of the Church of Scotland,
6iuce Angnst, 1660. [By J. Brown.] 1665,
8vo. Lloyd, 9S7, 21. 15s. Heber, pt. vii. 9s.
Stowe, 12s.

Jus Populi Tindicatum, or the People's
Eight to defend themselves and their
covenanted Religion vindicated, &c. ;
being a full Reply to Bp. Honyman's
first part of the Survey of Kaphtaly. No
place or printer, 1669, i2mo. 10s. 6d.

The true Non-conformist in Answere to
the modest and free Conference betwixt a
Conformist and a Non-conformist, about
the present Distempers of Scotland, by a
Lover of Truth, and published by his
Order. Printed (abroad) in the Yeare
1671, 8vo.

Idea delli Prencipi Anacoreti Eroici
Profili del D. Bart. Dionigi Guicciardi.
Modena, 1674, 4to. plates. This work
contains, at p. 135-191, Pellegrino di
Scozia.

National Covenant, or the Confession of
Faith of the Kirk of Scotland. 1678, fevo.
Lloyd, 886, 10s.

A modem Account of Scotland ; being
an exact Description of the Country, and
a tme Character of the People and their
Manners, written from thence by an En-
glish Gentleman. Printed in the Year
1679, 4to. pp. 20. A splenetic tract, attri-
buted to Sir Thomas Kirke, of Crookinge,
in Yorkshire. Brockett, 2826, 4s. Re-
printed in the sixth volume of the Har-
leian Miscellany. — 16S6, 4to. Nassau, pt.
ji. 1593, 3s.

A true Relation of the Inhuman Cruel-
ties lately acted by the Rebels in Scot-
land, with the manner of their taking
(Mascough, &c. Lond. by A. M„ 1679,
4to.

Samson's Riddle, or a Bunch of Bitter
Wormwood bringing forth a Bundle of
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up of the sharpe Sufferings of the Lord's
Church in Scotland, &c. The second
of the savourie Testimonies of those

Sufferers who witnessed a good confes-
sion (1666-1669). Printed in the year 'n.d ;
4to.

Heads 'and Conclusions of the Po'.icie
of the Kirk, after several Confertncts,
and frequent Disputation and Eeasoniug
1660, 12mo.

.•V short Compend, or a Description of
the Rebels in Scotland, in Anno 167j.
Edinb. 1681. 12mo. black letteb. Eiglit
leaves. Reprinted in 'various Pieces
of fugitive ScotisU Poetry,' edited by D.
Laing.

The Royal Cake, or a Crowne's Wortli
of Loyalty for A Tester, the Genealo^Ni
of the Kings of Scotland. Edinb. lEjJ,
small 8vo.

The Laws and Acts of Parliament ■ f
Scotland, fpm King James the Fi:.st t
Queen Anr.e. Ediub. 1682-85, 12mo. o
vols. Bright, i;. 15s. Stowe, morocco, 3^

Scotiae Indiculum. See Moodie, A.

Medulla Historiae Scoticanae : being a
comprehensive History of the Lives and
Reigns of the kings of Scotland. By
W. A. Lond. 168.5, 12mo. with portrait of
James II. when Duke of York. Nassau,
pt. i. 15S9, 9s. Saunders' in 1818, morocco,
1?. 4s.

Memorialls for the Government of the
royal Burghs in Scotland, as also a Sur-
vey of the City of Aberdeen, with the
Epigrams of Arthur Johnstoun, trans-
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12mo. Published by Alex. Skene. Llovd,
853, 13s. Perry, pt. ii. 710, 14s. White
Knights, 3725, 11. 5s. Heber, pt. vii. li -.
See JoHXSToy, Arthur.

The Procession at opening the Scots
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plates. Roxburghe. 8764, with the Fune-
ral of the Duke of Rothes, 1^ 3s.

Account of the most Remarkable Fights
and Skirmishes between his Majesties
Forces and the Rebels iu Scotland. Lond.
1665, 4to.

A Hind let loose, or an historical Re-
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Church of Scotland. 1667, small 8vo.
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3829, 6s. 6d.

The late Proceedings and Votes of the
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Address to the King, stated and vir i-
cated. Glasg. 1689, 4to.

History of the Affairs of Scotland, 1660-
90. 1690. 8vo. Lloyd, 647, 6s.

Account of the present Persecution of
the (Episcopal) Church in Scotland. Lond.
1690, 4to.

The Case of the present Afflicted (Epis-
copal) Clergy in Scotland, truly represent-
ed. Lond. 1691, 4to.

A late Letter concerning the Sufferings

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of the Fpiacopal Clergy in Scotland. Lond.
16fll,4to.

Letter to a Friend, giving an Account
of all the Treatises that have been pub.
lished with relation to the present Perse-
cution against the (Episcopal) Church of
Scotland. Lond. 1692, 4to.

Continuation of the Historical Relation
of the General Assembly in Scotland.
Lond. 1691. 4to.

The principal Acts of the general As-
sembly of the Church of Scotland. 1690-
1749. 1691, &c. folio, 3 vols. Roxburghe,
1101, il. 5r. The Assembly Acts continue
to be published annually. A complete
set. in S or 9 vols, folio, usually fetches in
sales upwards of 201.

Catalogus Librorum Bibliothecaj a Fa-
cnltate Advocatorum in Senatu Judicum
In Scotia constructie, cum Prsefatione D.
Oeorgii Mackenzie a Valle Rosarum.
Edinb. 1692, 4to. Reed. 186. Ss.

Scotch Presbyterian Eloquence. 1692,
&c. Also An Answer to Scotch Presby-
terian Eloquence, 1693, &c. See Pkesbt-

TEEy.

Naphtali, or the Wrestlings of the
Church of Scotland for the Kingdom of
Christ, contained in a true and .short
Deduction thereof from the Beginning of
the Reformation of Religion, until the
Year 1667. Together with the last
Speeches and Testimonies of some who
have died for the Truth since the Year
1660. Whereunto are also subjoined, a
Relation of the Sufferings and Death of
Mr. Hew, Mc. Kail, and some Instances
of the SuiTerings of-Galloway and Nithis-
dale. 1667, 12mo. Nassau, pt. i. 2407,
6s. Home Tooke, 488, 123.— 1680. Bind-
ley, pt. iii. 1215, lis. 6d.— Printed in the
Year 1693, 12mo. pp. 559.— With a Preface
by the Rev. W Wilson. Perth, 1845,
12mo. 3s. 6d. Jt is now known that the
autliors of this work were Sir James
Stenart of Goodtrees and James Stirling,
Minister of Paisley. Reprinted in
Howie's Scots Worthies, by M'Gavin,
vol. ii.

Theatnim Scotise. 1693. &e Slezer,
John.

Charta Authentica Roberti Seneschalli
Scntia;, ex Archivo CoUegii Scotornm
Paribiensis edlta. Paris, 1695, 4to. pp. 31

A Journey to Scotland, giving a cha-
racter of that Country, the People and
tlieir Manners. By an English Gentleman.
Lond. 1699, folio.

The Interest of Scotland, in three
Essays. (Edinb.) 1700, 12mo, By W.
Seton, of Pitmedden, who published seve-
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The Causes of Scotland's Miseries, a
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third Rook of Horace. Edinb. 1700, 4to.
Reprinted in ' Various Pieces of fugitive
Scotish Poetry,' edited by David Laing.

The Prodigal returned to Scotland, a
Letter written by a Gentleman to his
Friend at Montrose. Edinb. 1700, 4to.

Scotland characterised ; in a Letter
written to a Young Gentleman, to dissuade
him from an intended Journey thither.
By the Author of ' The Trip to North
Wales.' 1701, folio, pp. 4. Reprinted in
the seventh volume of the Harleian Mis-
cellany.

A short Account of Scotland. Lend.
1702, small 8vo. 2s. 6d. ' A miserably
written work.' — l)v. Johnson. Nassau, pt.
ii. 328, 6s. Heber, pt. ii. 12s. Some copies
have new title, 1706. Sfe Morer, Tho,

An historical Account of the ancient
Rights and Power of the Parliament of
Scotland, humbly oifur'd to the Conside-
ration of the Estates, when they come to
settle Limitations for the next Successor.
To which is prefixed a short Introduction
upon Government in general. Printed
in the Year 1703, 8vo. pp. xxxii and 160.
An anonymous tract by Geo. Ridpath.
Ridpath published .several other tracts
about this period. — Reprinted, Aberdeen,
1823, Svo. Pp.viii. and 143. To this edi-
tion the author's name, Andrew Fletcher
of Saltoun, is erroneously affixed.

True Scots Genius reviving, a Poem,
written upon Occasion of the Resolve
past in Parliament, the 17 th of July, 1704.
Printed in the Year 1704, 4to. Foui
leaves. Reprinted in ' Various Pieces
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David Laing.

A Description of Scotland and its In-
habitants. Lond. 1705, 4to.

A Pill for Pork-eaters, or a Scots Lancet
for an English Swelling (in verse).
Edinb. 1705, 4to. Constable, 4s.

An impartial Account of the Affairs of
Scotland from the Death of James V. to
that of the Earl of Murray. Loud. 1705,
Svo. 6s.

A Choice Collection of comic and serious
Scots Poems. In three parts. 1705 or 9,
11, 13. See Watson, James.

The Scotch Rogue, or the Life and
Actions of Donald Macdonald, a Highland
Scot; his Waggeries, Love Intrigues,
Debaucheries, also of his turning Roblser
and great courage. Lond. 1706-22, Svo.
2 vols. Heber, pt. vii. 1^. 12s.

The Comical History of the Marriage
betwixt Fergusia and Heptarchns.
Printed in Scotland, 1706, '4to. (Relates
to the union of England and Scotland.)

History of the Campagnes, 1548 and
1549; being an exact Account of the
Material Expeditions performed in those
days by the Scots and French on one side,
and their foreign Auxiliaries on the other,

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ScOTlAlTD — continued.
Done in French under the title of the
Scits War, &c., by M. Beague. Printed
at Paris in the year 1556. With an In-
troductory Preface by the translator, n. p.
1707, Sro. Se*. Beacgce, Jan de.

Account of tlie Government of the
Church of Scotland, and of the Discipline
and Worship. Lond. 1708, small 4to. 5s.

L'Espedition d'Ecosse, ou le Retour du
Prince de Galles en France, Tragi-comedie,
en Vers Francois. Paris, 1708, l'2mo. A
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Memoirs of the Rebellion in Scotland
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Miscellanea Scotica ; containing the Life
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his Navigation round Scotland, an Ac-
count of Lady Jane Douglas, with the
Chamseleon or Crafty Statesman (ilait-
land), by George Buchanan. Lond. 1710,
small 8vo. Boswell, 1?79, 4s. 6d. Nas-
sau, pt. i. 2-273, 10^. Jadis, 77, morocco,
IMs. Roxburghe, 6805. 3i. Hibbert. 5470,
morocco, H. Ss. See JamesV., p. 1180.

Memoirs of the Court of Scotland, or
the History of the Earl of Douglas. Lond.
1711. Hibbert, 5305, 5s. 6d. This ia a
translation of a French novel.

Description of the most remarkable
Highways, and well known Fairs and
Mercats in Scotland, with several other
remarkable Things. Edinb. 1711, 12mo.

53.

Fanatical Moderation: a faithful Nar-
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Sharpe. Lond. 1711, 8vo. lOs. 6d.

A short History of the Revolution in
Scotland. Lond. 1712, 8vo.

Cloud of Witnesses for the royal Pre-
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and Testimonies of those who have
Buffered for the Truth in Scotland since
IteO. together with an Appendix, contain-
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those who were killed without Procoss
of Law, &c. Printed in the Year 1714,
4to.— Edinb. 176.5, 8vo.— Tenth edition,
Gla^g. 177S, 8vo. Reprinted in Howie's
Scots Worthies by M'Gavin, vol. ii.

Twelve Tunes for the Church of Scot-
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the Method used by the Master of the
Itlusick School of Aberdeen. Aberdeen,
1714, 4to.

Memoirs of the Lord Viscount Dundee.
See DrrsDEE, Lord, p. 695.

Memoirs of Scotland. 1714. See Lock-
HABT, George.

.\cc5unt of the Affairs of Scotland
relating to thi Revolution in 1688. Loud.
1714 8vo. Sv Walpole's Noble Authors, by
Park, vol. V. p. 160. where the editor says
he had not luet ^ iih a copy, iu a book-

sellers catalogue, 1811, a copy is marked

7s. 6d. See Balcaebas, Earl of, p. 101.
Memoirs of Xorth Britaia 1715. S-t

Oldmixos, John.

Some of the Grievances and Complaints

of thepoorCommonalt. of Scotland. Glasg.

1720, 8vo.

Account of a Roman Temple near

Graham's Dyke. 1720. &« Stukeley, Dr.
History of the Kings of Scotland, by M.

Duncan. Glasg. 1722, 12mo. Roiburghe,

10s.

A Journey through Scotland. By Mat-
thew Duncan. 1722. S^e 1>epoe, Daniel.
Lives and Reigns of the Kings of Sc •-

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4to. Constable, 542, Ss. 6d.

Epistola .Jacobi quarti Jacobi qninti et

Marise Regum Scotorum eorumque TiUf>-
i rum et Regni Gubematorum ad Impera-
I tores Reges Pontifices, &c. ah anno l,=.-05,
! ad annum 1545. Edinb. 1722, 8vo. 2 vo!=.
I History of the kingdom of Scotland,
I to which is added au Account of the

Rebellion in Scotland. 171.=>. By J. W.
I (Wallace, M.D.). Dublin, 1724, 4'to. U. Is.
i Heber, pt. vii.7s.
j Historical Account of the Establishmeiit,

Progress, aud State of the Bank of Scot-
I land, and of the several Attempts that
; Lave been made against it, and the several
: Interruptions and Incon%-eniences which
j the Company has encountered; also, the
! Act of Parliament for its Establii>hment.
j Printed Febniary, 1727, 4to.

Scots Songs, a New Miscellany. Lond.
I 1727, 12mo.

I The History of the Affairs of Church
. and State in Scotland. Edinb. 17S4, ful; ,
I vd). i. pp. 858. See Ke:th. Robert.
I Poetarum Scotorum Musaefacrae. Edir.\

1739, 8vo. 2 vols. Edited by Wra. Laudf.-.
i Drurv, 3322, 10s. 6d. &« Poet^ Latim,
] p. 1894.

I The Return of the Lords of Session in

' Scotland to an order of the Lords in

Parliament of the 12th of June, 17Sy,

requiring a roll or List of Peers of

I Scotland at the time of the Union whose

Peerages are stUl continuing. Lond.

1740, small folio.

The Scots Magazine from its Com-
mencement in 1739 to its Termination in
1817, 8vo. 75 volumes. Roiburghe, SuppL
612, from 1739 to 1803, 65 vols. 38i. 178.
Heber, pt. i. (1739 to 1817, 79 vols, with
the Edinburgh Magazine., to 1826, ISvul.s.
in all 97 vols.; 30/. 10s. For Continuatiuu
see Edisbl'bgh, p. 714.

A Catalogue of the Library of the Fa-
culty of Advocates at Edinburgh. Edinb.
1742, 76, 87, lt>07, folio, 3 vols, in 4.

1 Roxburghe, 704, vols. 1, 2, and Appendix,
21. 3s. The first volume of this catalogue
was commenced in 1735, under the care of

\ the leaiued XUoiaati Ruddimanaad Walter

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^COTtAT!n>—Cominuea. , edition, with a large Appendix, containing

Goodall; the second, consisting of later j^^ j^„t historical Documents hitherto

acquisitjons, was compiled by^Mr^ Alex- | ^„^„i,lished. l.oud. 1S22, 8vo. 2 vols.

I frontispiece

ander Brown; this followed by a
volume in 1807.

Letters from a Scots' Gentleman at
Berwick to his intimate Friend at New-
castle, concerning the Rebellion. New-
castle, 1745. Brockett, 2788, 16s.

Letter from a Gentleman at Newcastle
to the Bvirgesses
to the Ketaellion
2789 1.5s.

Essav npon Feudal Holdings, Superio-
rities, and Hereditary Jurisdictions in
Scotland. Lond. 1747, 8vo.

Kemarks on the People and Government
of Scotland, particularly the Highlanders.
Edinb. 1747, 4to. 5s.

A new and full, critical, biographical,
and geographical History of Scotland.
(By W. DuflF) Lond. 1749, folio, pp. 360,
with portraits.

Report on the Proceedings and Opinion
of the Board of General [Officers on tlie
Examination into the Conduct of Sir J.
Cope, Col. P. Lascelles and T. Fowke,
from 1745 till the action at Preston Pans.
Lond. 1749, 4to. Stowe, 123.

Dissertatio de Mouumentis quibusdam
Romania in Boreali Magnse Brit, parte
detectis anno 1731 (by Baron Clerk).
Ediiib. 1750, 4to.

A Voyage to Shetland, the Orkneys,
and the Western Isles of Scotland, &c &c.
Lond. 1751, 12mo. 2s. Of little merit.

Memoirs concerning the ancient Al-
liance between the French and Scots, and
the Privileges of the Scots in France
Edinb. 1751, 12mo. In French and English.
Letters from a Gentleman in the North
of Scotland, to his Friend iu London,
containing the Description of a capital
Town (InveiTiess) in that Northern
Country: with an Account of some un-
common Customs of the Inhabitants

. i;. Is.
The Scots Chronicles, or anew History
of Scotland. Glasgow, 1755, 12mo.

A Catalogue of the Bishops of Scotland.
1755. See Keith, Robert.

Abridgment or Summary of the Chro-
entieman ai ^^««;^-'-- I nicies of Scotlaud, altered and enlarged.

° l7^t'"4^o'^ Broikett Edinb. 1756, ulno. 3s. - Glasg. 1761.
li-^, 4to. Brockett, ^^_^^ ^^

Fragments ot Ancient Poetry, collected
in tlie lliglilands of Scotland, and trans-
lated from the Galic or Erse Language.
Edinb. 1760, post 8vo. pp. 70, 4s. Pub. by
James Macpherson. This was the first
appearance of Ossian's Poems.— Second
edition, 1760, post 8vo. pp.79. Kepriut«d
in the second volume of Dodsley's Fu-
gitive Pieces.

The Histoi-y of the rise, progress and
extinction of the late Rebellion (1745-6)
in Scotland. Edinb. W. Gray, 1759,
12mo. pp. 76, including title and adver-
tisement. Written by a staunch presby
terian attached to the Protestant sac
cession, in opposition to the Popish
Pretender.

Histoire des Revolutions d'Ecosse et
d'Irlande. Dublin, 1761, 12mo.

A political and satirical History. 1762,
&c. See Bute, John Stuart. Karl ot

Satirical IWstoi-y of Scotch Prevalency.
Lond. 1763, 8vo. plates. Heber, pt. viii.
lOs. 6d.

The Scots Compendium, or Rudiments
of Honour. Lond. 1764, 12mo.

The History of the Feuds and Conflicts
among the Clans in the Northern Parts of
Scotland and in the Western Isles, from
the Year 1031 to 1619. Glasgow, 1764,
12mo. llibbert. 3864, 4s. 6d. Brockett,
1227, 5s.— Glasgow, 1780, 12mo.

The Scotish Scourge. Lond. 1764, 8vo.
2 voLs. plates. Heber, pt. vii. 11. 5s.
The British Antidote, or Scots Scourge,
Lond.

likewise an Account of the Highlands,

with the Customs and JIanners of the \ contaming 22 satirical prints.
Highlanders: to which is added, a Letter j 1766, 8vo.

relating to the military Ways among the The Scots Scourge, or Pridden's Sup-
Mountains, begun in tlie Year 1726. 1 plement to the British Antidote. Lond.
Lond. 1754, 8vo. 2 vols, with etchings. — j n. d. 8vo. plates.

Ueprinted, Dublin, 1755, 12mo. 2 vols, j Cloud of Witnesses. Edinb. 1765, Svo.
without plates. An extremely interesting See ante, 1714.

and curious work, written by Capt. Ed. A choice Collection of Scots Poems,
Burt, a military engineer, and illustrated 1 antient and modern, selected chiefly from
with cuts. Heath, 4735, 19s. Willett, ! the Labours of the most ingenious Writer.s
•2220, 16s. lloxburghe, 8788, 1^. 5s. in this Kingdom during the two last
Bindley, pt. ii. 1127, 2;. 4s. Nassau, pt. i. Centuries. Edinb. 1766, 12mo. Nassau,
1979, 17s. — 1757, 8vo. 2 vols. — Third pt. i. 684, 16s. Constable, 913, mor. IZ. 3s.

The Peerage of Scotland.
Almcn, 1767, Svo. pp. 337.

edition, 1759, 8vo. 2 vols. Stowe, 14s. —

1815, 8vo. 2 vols. — With an Introduction

and Notes by K. Jamiesou, and the His- contain 96 engraved coats of arms.

tory of Donald the Hammerer, fiom a buighe, 8795, 5s. 6d.

MS. commuuicated by Sir Walter Scott. Genealogical and Historical Account of

Lond, for J.
The plates
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the Peers of Scotland and Ireland, Lond.
1768, 8vo. 3 vols, plates of arms.

Canons of the Church of Scotland, A.D.
124-2-1239. 1769. See Hailes, Sii D.
Dahymple, Lord.

An Introduction to the History and
Antiquities of Scotland. Lond, 1769, 8vo.
S^e GooQALL, Walter.

Accounts of the Cliamherlain of Scot-
land, in 1329, 1330 and 1331, By John
Davidson. 1771, 4to.

A Specimen of the Scots Review.
Edinb, 1774, IStno. A clever jeu d'esprit,
consisting of 30 pages, without printer or
publisher's name.

A Collection of Scottish Songs,' &c.
1776. See Heed, David.

Letters from Edinburgh. 1776. See
ToPHAM, Edward.

A Journey to the Highlands of Scot-
land, with occasional Remarks on Dr.
Johnson's Tour. By a Lady. Lond. 1777,
12mo. 2s, 6d.

Present Stateof Husbandry in Scotland,
extracted from Reports made to the Com-
missioners of the annexed Estates, and
published by their Authority. By
Wight. Edinb. 1778-S4, 8vo. 6 vols.

Monumenta Romani Imperii in Scotia,
in Glasgnensi adservata, Iconibus Ex-
pressa. n. p. or d. (1778) oblong 4to. 32
plates, \l. 5s.

Report on the Events and Circum-
stances which produced the Union of the
Kingdoms of England and Scotland. 1779,
8vo, Printed from documents in the State
Paper Office. Sf; BEtrcE. John.

'Translations and Paraphrases of several
Passages of sacred Scripture, prepared by
a Committee of the general Assemblv of
the Church of Scotland. Edinb. 1781,
12mo. In a late Catalogue was a copy
with the fuUowing note in the hand-
writing of Dr. Hugh Blair: ' This was the
copy first prepared, but was afterwards
corrected, and is different from that which
lias the anthority of the Assembly.'

Eiographia Scotica. 1781. S-e Howie,
John.

.^cotish Tragic Ballads. 1781. Select
Scottish Ballads. 1783. See Piskeeton,
John.

One Day's Journey to the Highlands of
Scotland. Perth. ITt^, small 4to.

A Select Collection of Scots Poems.
Edinb. 1785, 12mo. Bindley, pt. ii. 444,
3s. 6d. Roxburghe, 3200, Ss.

[Scottish Poets.] The Works of James
I.: Select Works of Gawin Douglas;
Select Poems of William Dunbar ; The
Gentle Shepherd, by Allan Ramsay;
Poems by K. Ferguson. Perth, R.
Slorison, Jun. 1786-8, 12mo, 6 numbers,
ionietimes bound in 3 vols. labge
PAPER, small 8ro.

[ Anc-ent Scotish Poems. 17S6. &«

I PiSKEP.TON", John.

j Scotland's Glory and her Shame.
I Printed 1786, 12mo.

I Scotticisms arranged in Alphabetical
. Order, designed to correct Improprieties
' in Speech and Writing. Edinb. 1787, crown
[ 8vo. 4s.

j A Tonr in 1787, from London to the
j Western Highlands of Scotland: including
! Excursions to the Lakes of Westmorland
and Cumberland; with minute Descrip-
tions of the principal Seats. Castles. Ruins,
&c, throughout the T.'ur. Lond. 1788,
12mo. 3s. 6d.

Vitfo Antiquse Sanctorum Scotiae. 1789.
See PisKEBTON, John.

The Right of the Eldest Sons of the
Peers of Scotland to Represent the
Commons of that part of Great Britain
considered. Printed in the year 1790. 4to.
Privately printed by Lord Daer.

A Comprehensive History of Scotland,
or a brief Summary of the Chronicles of
the Scottish Kings. Edinb. 1790, 12mo.
pp. 154, compiled from the Black Book of
Paisley.

A select Collection of favourite Scottish
Ballads. 1790, 12mo, 6 nos. in 2 vols. A neat
compilation from Ramsay, Herd. Percy,
Pinkerton, &c., published by R. Morrison
and Son of Perth.

Scotland Delineated, by R. Heron.
Edinb, 1791, 12mo. Ss. 6d.

Statistical account of Scotland, 1791-99.
See SixcLAiB, Sir John.

Ancient and modem Scottish Songs,
heroic Ballads, Edinb, 1791, 12mo, 2 vnla.
Merely a republication of Herd's collec-
tion of BaUads, with additions from Pin-
kerton, and several omitted. (By James
Carmichael.) Roxburghe, 320.3, 8s, 6d,

Tracts concerning the Peerage of Scot-
land. By James Carmichael. Edinb,
1791, 4to. Brockett, 3113, 6s. 6d. Rox-
burghe, 8797, 10s.

Transactions of the Societvof Antiqua-
ries of Scotland. Edinb. 17'92-1&57, 4to.
vol. i. published in 1792; v>l. ji. in two
parts, 1818 and 1823 ; voL iii. in two part*!,
with Appendix, 1823 and 1S31 ; vol. iv.
in three parts, 1833 and 1857. Issued with
new titles as Archaeologia Scotica. Sets
complete, with Smellie's History of the
Society, 1780-82, 2 parts, il. lis. 6d. but
to members of the society, 3Z. 13s. 6d.

A new series, entitled, Proceedinps of
the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland.
(Published in parts, annually, for tlie
members only) vol. i. published in 1855 ;
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parts, small 4to, forming 3 vols.

Scottish Merriments, in Prose and
Verse. A Collection of 27 Penny His-
tories or Chap-Books, printed at Edin-
bur^ and other places, 1785-88, coUecttd

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. , „. ■ I. »• 1 j»t„j i-Qo 1 son. Bindley, pt. 11. '2123, il. 2a.

by J. Ritson, with a tule-pa^e dated 1,93, i„^^„t^rv of Worke done for the State
12rao Ltterson,MarcMso7 9i.l2s j^=^^^.^,^ Printer in Scotland.

T '"^.'^ ^^- '^ ' nee. 1642-:Oct. 1647, Edinb. l&lo, 4to.

Joseph, p. 2098. Edited bv Thomas Thomson. Boswell,

Fragments of Scofish History. By J. 3087, 5s. 'Heber. lOs.Sd.
Graham Dalyell. Viz. :— Desultory Re- A Collection of Scottish Ballads, 1815.
flections on the State of .\ncient Scot- | ^^ Gilcheist, James, p. 691.
land ; The Diary of Kobert Binel Burges , Gazetteer of Scotland. Second edition,
of Edinburgh, from 153-2 to 1605; The Edinb. 1806, 8vo.— 1816, 8vo.
late Expedition into Scotland made by the Harp of Caledonia. 1817 — 18. Set
Kvnge's Armyein 1544. Edinb. 1798, 4to. Stp.uthebs. John.

Hibbert, 7324, lis. 6d. Six copies on | Sketch of a Tour in the Highlands of
LAEGE PAPER. Rosbnrghe. 8733, 71. 7s. Scotland, with some Account of the Cal>»-
For a notice of this curious collection, see ■ donian Canal. Lond. 1819,-8vo. maps.
Gent. Mag. vol. 71. pt. ii. p. 730. Seel Jacobite Minstrelsy, with Notes. Glasg.
Dalyell, John Graham, p. 5S4. I GriflBn, 1829, 12mo.

Prize Essays and Transactions of the I Miscellanea Scotica: a Collection ot
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and principal Proceedings of the Society, i8i8_is20 12mo. 4 toIs. U. 4s. lamb
by Henry Mackenzie, Esq. Edinb. 1799- 1 p^pe, post 8vo. Constable, 896, 11. 19s.
,0.-.^ o_- /. _.,„ Brockett, 2119, 9i.9s.

Conterd.?. — Vol. 1. Maule's History of the

1886,8to. 6 vol:

Scottish Poems of the sixteenth Cen-
tury. Edinb. 1801, r2mo. 2 vols. Pub-
lished by J. G. Dalyell, includes a reprint
of a Booke of godlie and Spiritual Songs,
printed bv Andro Hart, 1621. Boswell,
2527, 7s. 6d. Dent, pt. ii. 473, 7s. 6d.
Hibbert, 7231, 76. — Some copies on fixe
PAPER, royal 8vo. in 1 vol. Sir M. M.
Sykes, pt. ii. 322, lis Roxbiirghe, 3206
(vide catalogue, note, p. 66), 1?.

Scotlsh descriptive Poems, with Illus-
trations. Edited by Dr. John Leyden.
Edinb. 180.3, 12mo. 3s. 6d.

ScotiaDepicta.ortheAntiquities.Castles,
Seats, and Picturesque of Scotland. Loud.
1904, oblong folio, 50 plates, Xattes's de-

picts, 1706. Monnipeunie's Abridgment of
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Supplement to the History of the Feuds
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George Buchanan. 1570. Croiiycle of the
Dethe of James CI.) Stewarde, 1440. Bu.
Chan's Description of St Kilda, 1773.
VoL 3. History of the Feuds and Conflicts
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Vol.4. MoncreifTs

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„' .. re. 1.1 3 ion- o r. „...., Memoirs concerning the Alliance between
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^?* r.' 1 T r It, r-v r »!, ham's Accouut of the Earl Glencairn's

A Catalogue of the Library of the | ^^^^^ ^ d. Life and D.ath of Kin;
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Robert.

■Writers

James V. of Scotland, 1612. Extract of

?a-SPl%'°!f''PPl^-'^«l1^'"f -•^fl'5«"ithe Blazoning of the'CoatArmoriiU of
18^7, 4to part ii. 1820, part m. Ib26, John Buchanan, 1673.
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Annual Reports of the Deputy Clerk
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13 pts.

Registrum Magni Sigilli Regum Scoto-
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A.D. 1306—1424. Edited by Thomas , 12mo. 6 parts or 3 vols. Bright, 6s.
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Acts of the Parliament of Scotland, Tours in Scotland. Edinb. 1821, 12mo.
1404 — 1707. Edited by Thomas Thomson. ( with a frontispiece and maps.
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A Collection of Inventories, and other ' dotes. Jests, Epitaphs, etc. Edinb. 1822,
Records of the Royal Wardrobe and Jewel 1 small 8vo.

House, and of the Artillery and Munitioun National Songs of Scotland. Lond. 1823,
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Edinb. Ibl5, 4tu. Uue bimdred [ Select Remains of the ancient popatar

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Poetry of Scotland. E'iited by David
Laing. Edinb. 1822, small 4to.

Documents relative to the Reception at
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Scotland, 1561— leSO. By Sir Patrick
"Walker. Edinb. 1822, 4to. Privately
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The popular Superstitions and festive
Amusements of the Highlanders of Scot-
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1823, 12mo. 6s.

The Traveller's Guide through Scot-
land. Eighth edition, Edinb. 1824, 12mo.
2 vols.

Remarks on the Administration of Cri
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Edinb. 182.5, 6vo. An elaborate and valu-
able performance.

A Summer Ramble in the North High-
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Excerpta Scotica. Edinb. 1825, 8vo.
93. (By James Maidment and Robert
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The Scots Compendium ; or, Pocket
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their Descent, Marriage, Issue, &c.
Edinb. 1826, 12mo. 2 vols, with engravings.

Scotia Rediviva : a Collection of Tracts
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Two Letters of Scottish Affairs, from
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Provincial Antiquities of Scotland. See i
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The Scottish Tourist and Itinerary,

Edinb. 1S27, 12mo.— 1832, 12mo. maps and

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Ancient Scottish Ballads, recovered from l

Tradition, and never before published, |

with Notes, explanatory and historical.-
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I Scotish Pasquils, &c., principally pub-
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1 1S27-1, 12mo. 11. Is. Some copies fisb

' PAPEE, small 4to.

North of England and Scotland in
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j Reliquiae Scotica. Scotish Remains in

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Scottish Songs, collected and illustrated
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Private Letters, now first printed from
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Analecta Scotica. Collections illustrative
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Court of Session Garland, containing
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Supplement to the Court of Session
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Scottish Elegiac Verses, 1629—1728.
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Fragmenta Scoto-Monastica: Memoir
off what has been done, and what exists
towards the Formation of a Scotish Mo
nasticon. By W. B. Turnbull. Ediub.

1842, Svo. 50 copies printed.
Vestiarium Scoticum : a Series of Speci.

mens of the Clan Tartans, with an Intro-
duction and Xotes by John Sobieski Stuart.
Edtnb. 1842, iiup. 4to. 75 finely coloured
plates, 10?. 10s. 50 copies printed.

Koyal Visit to Scotland of Queen Vic-
toria, in 1842. Edinb. 1S42, folio. 19
lithographic plates. Eyton, 13s.

Memorial of the Royal Progresses in
Scotland. By Sir T. Dick Lauder. Ediub.

1843, 4to. 40 engravings, 21. 2s. laege
PAPER, royal 4to. 4/. 4s.

Brief Notes on the Church of Scotland,
1555 to 1842. By E. C. Harrington.
Exeter, 1843, Svo.

Topographical Dictionary of Scotland.
S(e LiTwis, S.

BaUads and Songs of Ayrshire, with
historical and traditional Sketches. Edinb.
1847, Svo.

Caledonia Romana; a Descriptive Ac-
count of the Roman Antiquities of Scot-
land. By Robert Stuart. Ediub. 1845,
4to. plates, II. Is. — Second edition, Glasg.
1852, 4to.

Historical Notices of Scottish Affairs,
1661-88, selected from the MSS. of Sir
John Lander, of Fountaiu-hall. Edited
by David Laing. 1848, 4to. 2 vols. Set
Bannatyne Club, Appesdix.

Ten Scottish Songs, Scottish and Ger-
man. By W. B. Macdonald, of Rammer,
scales. Edinb. 1854, 8vo. pp. 69. Inte-
resting to Philologists, showing the close
affinity in rhyme, rhythm, and music
between the Scottish and German tongues.

Bee Cbosiebtt, George. Earl of. Docglas^
p. 664. Hah.es, Sir David Dalrymple.
Howie, John. Laisg, David. LoCK-
BAHT. George. Maidment, James. Mos.
TSU..4B, Marquis of; p. 1594. BEBELLioy,

I p. 2057. Records, p. 2061.
John. Su:zee, Capt. John.

Skese, Sir

Ste also Abbotsford, Bannatyne, Mait-
land, and Roxburghe Club.s, in tlie Ap-

PEXDIX.

Scott, Alexander. Poems from
a MS. -written in 1568, edited by
David Laing. Edinb. 1821, po»t
Svo. 53.

This poet was styled by Pinkerton the
Anacreon of ancient Scottish poetry. 100
copies privately printed.

— Daniel. Appendix ad The-
saiuiun Linguae Grseese H. Stepliani
et adLexicaConstantini et Scapulae.
Lend. 1745-6, folio, 2 vols.

A very limited Impression of this work
was printed. Heber, pt. x. 19s.

— Darid. The History of Scot-
land from the Year of the ^Yo^ld
3619 to the Year of Chi-ist 1726.
Westminster, 1727 or 8, foUo.

In little estimation. Roxburghe, 6703,
lOs. Heber, pt. i. 8s. 6d. laege paper.
Dent, pt. ii. 1263. 31. 6s. Heath, 4715,
morocco, 31. 7s. Sir M. M. Sykes, pt. iii.
572, morocco, il. 4s. lakgest paper.
Willett, 2325, russia, 71. 17s. 6d. CoUatioa.
— Pp 767, and index, also dedication to
James Duke of Hamilton, preface and
list of subscribers, with a map by U. Moll,
and a plate of the arms of Scotland,

— Edmund. An exact Discourse
of the East Indians as well Chyne-
.aes and lauans. Lond. by W. W.
for Walker Bnrre, 1606, 4to.

A to N, in fours, including the title and
dedication to ' Sir William Romney,
Knight, Aldennau of London,' &c. A
copy is in the British Museum. The fol-
lowing is the title : ' An exact Discovrse
of the Subtilties, Fashions, P..llicies,
Religion, and Ceremonies of the East In-
dians, as well Ciiyneses as lauans, there
abyding and dwelling. Together witii
the Manner of tradiug with those people,
as well by vs English, as by the Holland-
ers : as also what hath happened to the
English Nation at Bantan in the East
Indies, since the 2. of February, 1002,
vntill the 6. of October, 1605. WhureuntO
is added a briefe Description of laua
Maior. Written by Edmund Scott, Resi-
dent there, and in other Places ueere ad-
ioying, the Space of three Yeeres ai:d a
halfe.' A copy is in the Grenville collec-
tion.

— George, of Pitlochie. The
Model of the Government of the

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Proviuce of East-New-Jersey in I
America. Edinb. 1685, 12mo. ' |

Inglis, 1297, 11. lis, 6d. A copy is iu ;
the British Museum.

Scott, Gregory. Abriefe Treatise '
against certayne Errors of the Ro-
mish Church, very plainly, notably 1
and pleasantly confuting the same j
by Scriptures and auncient ^\'riters ; ,
compiled 1570. Lond. by John
Awdeley, 1574, 16mo.

A poem, consisting of 31 pages. Inglis,
1296. 3?. 183. Bindley, pt. iii. im, ol. 2s. 6d.
See Brydges' Kestit'uta, iii. 490-3.

— John. In Eegis lacobi sexti
e Scotia sua Decessum Hodoepori-
con, per loannem Scotvm adoles-
centem ; adjecta insuper D. loan-
riis Scoti, a Scottistarvct, Patruelis
Schediasmata miscellanea. Edinb.
excvd. Andreas Hart, 1619, 4to.

Forty pages, dedicated ' I). Thomae
Hammilto:io. Domino de Binning.' A copy
is in the British Museum.

— Sir John, of Scotstarvet. The
Staggering State of the Scots
Statesmen from 1550 to 1650.
Edinb. 1754, 12mo.

Edited hy Walter Goodall. Bindlev, pt.
iii. 702, 6s. Inglis, 129.S, 7s. Roxburghe,
8810, 12s. Dr. Parr notes in his copy
that 'This interesting hook is often men-
tioned by Laing in his nistory of Scotland.
I made many fruitless inquiries among
hooksellers and scholars before obtaining
B copy of the precious volume.' See Bibli-
otheca Parriana, p. 418.

— John, D.D. The "Worts.
Lond. 1718, foho, 2 vols. IBs.

With portrait hy Vander Gucht.— Ox-
ford, 1826, 6vo. 6 vols. '21. 2s. Reduced,
11. 7s.

The Chiistian Life in three Parts. Lond.
1757, Svo. 5 vols. Best edition. Bishop
of Ely, 862, 21. 2s. Earl of Kerrv, 487,
SI. 3s. Williams, 1575, 21. 14s. The first
edition of this esteemed work appeared
in 1681-86.— Ninth edition, 1729, 8vo. 5
vols. — Edinh. printed by Ruddiman, 1754,
12ino. 5 vols.

A notice of Dr. Scott will be found in
Wood's Athen. Oxou.

— Jolin, D.D. Notes and Obser-
vations upon the three first Chap-
ters of Genesis. Lond. 1753, 8vo.
6s.

This work 'is Hutchinsoniaa to tha
very core.' — Orme.

The holy Scriptural Doctrine of the
Trinity. Lond. 1754, 8vo. 3s. 6d.

— John, of Am well. Poetical
"Works. Lond. 1782, Svo.

In the title-page is a small oval portrait
of the bard of Amwell by J. Hall, and 9
other engravings by Bartolozzi, Sharpe,
and WooUett. Reed, 7633, 8s. Bindley,
pt. iii. 667, 8s. Fonthill, 1587, 11. Is.—
Second edition, Lond. 1786, 8vo.

Poems, with Life by R. A. Davenport.
Chiswick, 1822, 12mo. 8s.

Critical Essays on the English Poets,
with an .Account of the Life and Writings
of the Author, by John Hoole. Lond. 17S5,
Svo. 5s. Bindley, pt. iii. 712, 7s.

— John. A Visit to Paris in
1814 ; being a Review of the French
Capital. Lond. 1816, Svo.

Fourth edition, corrected, and with a
new preface referring to late events.
Di-ury, 752, 83.

Paris revisited in 1815, by Way of Brus-
sels : including a Walk over the Field of
Battle at Waterloo. Lond. 1816, Svo.

Picturesque Views of the City of Paris
and its Environs. The original Drawings
by Mr. Frederick Nash, the literary De-
partment by Mr. John Scott and M. P. B.
de la Brossiere (in English and French).
Lond. 1820-3, 4to. 2 vols- See Nash, Frede-
rick.

Sketches of Manners, Scenery, &c. in the
French Provinces. Switzerland, and Italy ;
with an Essay on French Literature. Lond,
1821, Svo.

— John, M.A. An Liqiury into
the Effect of Baptism according to
the Sense of the Holy Scripture
and of tlie Church of England.
Lond. 1815, Svo. 6a.

In answer to Mant's two tracts on rejji;-
neration and conversion.

The History of the Church of
Christ, intended as a Continuation
of Mihier's Church History. Lond.
1826—30. Svo. 3 vols. Svo. IZ. 16s.

Vol. 1. History of the Lutheran Branch
from the Diet of Augsburg, A. D. 153<:i, to
the Death of Luther, A.D. 1546. Vol. 2.
Sequel to the Lutheran Reformation and
the Earlier Period of the Refonnatinu in
Switzerland. Vol. 3. Sequel to the Swiss
Reformation, including the Histoiy of
Farel, Calvin, &c,

Luther and the Lutheran Reformation.
Lond. 1832, ISmo. 2 vols, portraits, 1 A.,
See Scott, Thomas, of Aston SaudJ'ord.

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Scott, Jolin. See Spoetixg.

— Jonathan, LL.D. Ferishta's
History of Dekkan from the first
Mahiunmedan Conquest?, -vrith a
Continuation to the present Day :
and the History of Bengal from the
Accession of Alirerdee Khan to the
Tear 1780, by Jonathan Scott.
Shrewsbury, 179-1, 4to. 2 vols.

Fonthill. 1760. -il. 4s.

A translation of the Memoirs of Eradnt
Khan, a nobleman of Hmdostan, by Jona-
than Scott. Lond. 17S6, 410. Fonthill,
1794. 83.

Bahar-Danush ; or,Garden of Knowledge,
an oriental Romance, translated from the
Persic of Einaiut Oollah (inaitula) by
Jonathan Scott. Shrewsb. 1799, cr. 8vo.
3 vols. Roxburghe, 3163, 19s.

Tales, Anecdotes, and Letters, trans-
lated from the Arabic and Persian by
Jonathan Scqtt. Shrewsbury, 1800, 8vo.
Eoxburghe, 31&4, 7s.

— Patrick, Vox Yera ; or Ob-
servations from Amsterdam, exa-
mining the late Insolencies of some
Pseudo-Pm-itans. Lond. 1625, 4to.

Gordonstoun, 2063, 7s. 6d,
Omnibus et Singulis, or Advice to all

g»rts. Lond. 1619, IJmo. Bindlev, pt. iii.

891, 10s. 6d. Gordonstoun, 1695, 17s.

Heber, pt. i. lis.
A Table Book for Princes, containing

short Remembrances for the Government

of themselves and their Empire, &c.

Lond. 1621, 12mo. Gordonstoun, 2095,

&s. 6d.
The TiUage of Light. Lond. 1623, small

8vo,

— Philip. On the Schism of
England. Amst. 1650, 12mo.

— Keginald. The Discouerie of
Witchcraft, by Eeginald Scot, Esq.
Lond. by W. Brome, loS^, 4to.

Many copies were burnt by order of K.
James I., an author on the other side of
the question. Hibbert, 7323, 11. 2s. Nas-
sau, pt. ii. 996, 11. 3s. Reed, 2S69, 1/. lOs.
Inglis, 1343, U. 13s. Bindlev, pt. iii.
1852, II. 19s. Boswell, 2319. 31. 33. large
PAPEB, supposed unique. Utterson, 1851,
60;. This learned and curious work,
with which Shakespeare was evidently
ftcqnainted, is frequently quoted by
Steevens, Malone, Douce, &c. — Loud. 1651,
4to. Roxburghe, 1983, 12s. Crawford,
.11. 13a. — Third Edition: whereunto is
added a Discourse of the Nature and Sub-
atence of Devils and Spirits. Lond. 1665,

folio. Bindley, pt iii. 1458, 15s. Cd.
Heath, 1492*, il. 7s. Heber, pt. u. 11. Ts.
Bright, 11. 7s.

A pertite Platformeofa Hoppe Garden,
by Reyuold Scot. Loud. II. Denham,
1574, 4to. woodcuts. Bright, 18s. — 1576,
4to. — Lond. 1578, 4to. Reed, 1492*,
lis 6d.

See Wood's Athen. Oxon. by Bliss, i.
679-80. Clays' British Librarian, 213-28.
Retrospective Review, v. 86-136.

— Robert, Bookseller to Charles
II. Catalogus Librorum ex variis
Europsepartibusadvectorum. Lond.
1674, 4to.

Puttick, January, 1861, 14g.

— Eussell. Analytical Investi-
gation of the Scriptm'al Claims of
the Devil. Lond. E. Hunter, 1822,
8vo. 14s.

— Thomas. Four Paradoxes of
Arte, of Lawe, of Warre, of Ser-
uice. By T. S. Lond. 1602,
small Svo.

Twenty-four leases, in verse, dedicated
to the ' Ladie Helena, Marquesse of Nor-
thampton.' Steevens, 1044. Bibl. Anglo.
Poet. 726, -lol. resold Hibbert, 7243, 71. 12.s.
Heber, pt. iv. 21. lis. Set: Brydges' Censura
Literaria.

— Thomas. Philomythie or
Philomythologie, wherein outland-
ish Birds, Beasts, and Fishes are
taught to speak true English
plainely, by Tiio : Scot, Gent. The
second Edition much inlarged.
Lond. for F. Constable, 1616, small
8to.

With frontispiece and wood-engravings.
Some copies of this second edition are
dated 1622, others IWO. Bibl. Anglo-Poet.
723 and 725. Perry, pt. iv. 303 and 4,
1^ 6s. Nassau, pt. ii. 324, 11. 73. White
Knights, 3722, 11. 15s. Lloyd, 1122, 21.
Hibbert, 7244, 11. 3s. Heber, pt. iii. 1/.
14s. ; another date, 1622, 11. 9s. Caldecott,
16s.— 1616. Bright. 11. 13s. date 1( 22.
Bright, 1?. 19s. Co??afwn.— Sign. A to M 4,
not including the engraved title-page by
Elstracke. On I 1 is the following title :
' Certaine Pieces of this Age parabolized,
viz. Duellura Britannicum. Regalis
Justitia lacobi. Aquiguispicinm. Anti-
dotum Cecillianum. By Thomas Scot,
Gentleman. Lond. for F. Constable, 1616.'
This portion is sometimes found sepa-
rately. Perry, pt; iv. 304, 9s. 6d. Roscoe,
1370, 13s. 6d. The first edition of this
work appeared at London, 1610, 8to.

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Eo'?well, 1114, 1!. lis. Sti Brydges' Cen-
sura Literaria, vol. iii.p. 381. and vol. iv.
p. 32. Notes and Queries, vol. v. p. 179,
and Catalogue of Bridgwater Library.

The second Part of PhilomylUie or
Philomvthologie, bv Thomas Scot, Gent.
I.ond. 1616, 8vo. A to C 4. A 1 blank.—
1625, 8vo. pp. 36. Bibl. AngloPoet. 723,
both parts, 1622-25, bl. 5s.

Scott, Thomas, B.D., English
Minister at Utrecht. Tracts, 1624,
in 1 vol. 4to.

With portrait of the anther and two
frontispieces containing portraits of King
James. Prince Charles, Duke of Bucking-
ham. &c Llovd, 1067,2i. Hihbert, 7.326,
21. 93. Bindley, pt. iii. 2031. il. 16s. — A
collection of 24 pieces in 1 vol., having a
general title, 'The Works of the most
Famous and Reverend Divine. Mr. Tho-
mas Scot, Batchelor in Divinitie, some-
time Preacher at Norwich. Printed at
Utrick, 1624,' 4to. ; sold at Sotheby's fDr.
BandinelJ, Aug. 1S61. for 71. The political
tracts of 'Thomas Scot are valuable and
cnrions beyond most other tracts of this
period, on account of the light they throw
upon the policy of the latter years of K.
James's reign. The effect of them npon
the public mind at the time must have
been very great, if we may judge from
the persecution of the author and the
pains taken by the government to suppress
them. The author was assassinated by a
boldier at Utrecht, 1626.

Christ's Politician and Solomon's Pori-
tan. Lond. 1616, 4to.

"Vox Populi, or Newes from Spayne,
translated according to the Spanish Cop-
pie : which may serve to forwam both
England, and the United Provinces, how
farr to trust to Spanish Pretences. Impr.
in the Yeare 1620. 4to. Nassau, pt. il.
1599. 3s. Gordoustoun, 2176, 10s. Re-
printed in 1659 and 1679 under the title
of ' A choice Narrative of Count Gondo-
tnar's Transactions during bis Embassy
in England : By Sir Robert Cotton. Knight
and Baronet.' It is also reprinted in the
Somers Collection of Tracts.

The second Part of Vox Populi : or
Gondomar appearing in the Likeness of a
Matchiavell in a Spanish (Cortes or) Par-
liament. Wherein are discovered his
treacherous and subtle Practices, to the
Kuin as well of England as the Nether-
lands. Faithfully translated out of the
Spanish Coppie, by a Well-wisher to Eng-
land and Holland. Printed at Goricom
by Ashuerus Janss, 1624. 4to. Five
Pheets, with an engraved title, including
a whole-length portrait of Count Gondo-
mar and two vignettes, 'The Spanish
Parliament,' and 'The English Jesuits
a:id Priests.' Bindley, pt. iii. 2032, 1/.

resold Hibhert. 7327, 1?. 5s. Gordonstonn,
2179, 1/. 183. Sotheby's, Aug. 1861, both
parts. \l. Reprinted in the fourth number
of Morgan's Phoenix Britannicus. For a
notice of the effurts made to suppress the
'Vox Populi,' Sit Autobiography of Sir
Simmonds U'Ewes, vol. i. p. 153.

I Newes from Pamassns. The politicall
i Touchstone, taken from Mount Parnassus,
i Printed at Helicon, 1622, 4to.

The Belgicke Pismire : stinging the
slothful! Sleeper, and awaking the dili-
i gent, to fast, watch, pray, and work out
their own temporal! and eternal! Salva- .
I tion, with Fear and Trembling. Lond. ,
* 1622, 4to. A popular tract in favour of
the Low Countries, written to prejudice
' the English against the match which
; Villiers, Duke of Buckingham was then
' negotiating. — The second Edition, to
: which is added. The Projector, teaching*
I direct, sure and ready way to restore the

1 decayes of church and state, delivered in
a Sermon before the Judges in Norwich,
1620. Lond. 1623, 12mo.

A Tongue Combat lately bappenir^
betweene two English Souldiers in t!ie
Tilt-Boat of Gravesend. Lond. 1623,
4to. In this tract are many phrases
current among the common people at the
time.

The High-"-aies of God and the King.
Wherein all Men ovght to walke in Ho-
linesse here, to Happinesse hereafter.
Delivered in two Sermons preached at
Thetford in Norfolke, Anno 1620. By
Thomas Scot, Batchelor in Dininity.
Printed at London, 1623, 4to. pp. 88, in-
cluding the title.

An experimental! Discoverie of Spa-
nish Practices: or the Councell of a well-
wishing Soulder for the Good of hia
Prince and State. Printed 16-23-i, 4to.

2 parts.

Vox Dei a624), 4to. With a iVontls-
piece containing 13 portraits, viz. K.
James, P. Charles, the King and Queea ^
of Bohemia and their children, the Dnke
of Buckingham, and Earl of Holder-
nesse. Gordonstonn, 2177. 3?. 15s. A
portrait of the author, set, 45, 1S24, by 0.
Pass, is sometlmeu found in this tract.

"Vox Regis. (1624) 4to. With a fron-
tispiece of K. James sitting in parlia-
ment, Prince Charles and the King and
Queen of Bohemia kneeling l>efore him,
the Bishops on his right and Peers on
his left, &c. King and Loch^s, in
March, 1810, XI. 3a. Gordonstoun, 2178,
Zl. 15s.

Vox Cosli. or Newes from Heaven, of a
Consultation there held by King Henry
8, King Edward 6, Prince Henry, Queen i
Mary, Queen Elizabeth, and Queen Annfe.

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Scott — continued.
Whereucto is annexed two Letters, written
by Queen Mary from Heaven ; the one to
Count Gondomar, the Ambawsador of
Spam, the otliertoall the Roman Catholics
or England. Printed in Elisium, 1624, 4to.
Gordonstoun, 2180, ISs. Vox Coeli is
reprinted in the second volume of the
Somers Collection of Tracts.

The Belgick Sovldier : dedicated to the
Parliament. Or, Warre was a lilessing.
DoKt, 1624, 4to. pp. 47. Gordonstoun,
21S3, 4s.

Aphori.'^Hies of State, or certaine secret
Articles for the P.e.edefj-ing of the Ro-
mish Church, agreed upon and approved
in Conncell by the CoUedge of Cardinalls
in Rome, shewed and delivered unto Pope
Gregory the loth, a little before his
Death. W'hereunto is annexed a Censure
tipon the chieffe Points of that which the
Cardinalls had concluded. Utrecht,
1624, 4to. pp. 30. Nassau, pt. ii. 999,
3s. Gordonsto-iiu, 2182, 143. Reprinted
in the fifth volume of the Harleian Mis-
cellany.

Votivse Anglise, or the Desires and
Wishes of England, contained in a pa-
theticail Discourse presented to the King
on New Yeare's Day last; together with
some Aphorismes returned (with a large
Interest) to the Pope, in Answer of his.
Utrecht, 1624, 4to. Gordonstoun, 21bl,
10s.

The Spaniard's perpetuall Designes to
an nniversall Jlonarchie. Printed 1624,
4to.

Certaine Reasons and Arguments of
Policie, why the King of England should
hereafter give over all farther Treatie,
and enter into Warre with the Spaniard.
Printed 1624, 4to.

Erglands Joy for suppressing the Pa-
pists, and banishing the Priests and
Jesuites. Printed 1624, 4to.

Robert Earl of Essex his Ghost, sent
from Elizian to the Nobility, Gentry, and
Communaltie of England. Printed in
Paradise, 1624, 4to. 2 parts, 5s. This
tract, written against the marriage of
Prince Charles with the Infanta of Spain,
is reprinted in the fifth number of Mor-
gan's Phcenix Britannicus, in the iifth
volume of the Harleian Miscellany, and
in the second volume of the Somers Col-
lection of Tracts.

Sir Walter Rawleigh's Ghost, or Eng-
lands Forewarner. Utrecht, 1626, 4to,
pp, 44. This tract, relating to Gondo-
mar's transactions in England, is reprinted
in the fifth volume of the Harleian Mis-
Mllany.

The English-Spanish Pilgrim. 4to.
I Digitus Del. n. d. 4to.

Symmachia, or True Loves Knot, n d.
4to.

A briefe and true Relation of the Mnr-
ther of Mr. Thomas Scot, committed by
John Lambert, Soiildier of the Garrison
of Utrickt, the 18th of June 1626; with
Examination, Confession and Executioru
Lond. 1628. 4to. Sis leaves, Gordonstoun,
2184, 1?, lis, 6d,

Scott, Thomas. ATnieNairatiTe
of the Apprehension of the Grand
Travtor Thomas Scot. In a Letter
■n-ritten to Col. B. R., an Honor-
able Member of ParUament. Lond,
1660, 4to.

— Thomas, of Aston Sandford.
Works, edited bv his Son. Lond.
1823 5, 8vo. 10 vols. 2?. 10s.

The writings of Thomas Scott are much
esteemed.

The Theological Works of the Eev.
Tho. Scott. Buckingham, 1805, Svo. 5
vols. ■Williams, 1576, 2Z. 4s.— A Selection,
Edinb. 1S30, Svo. in 1 vol. pp. ix and 697,
with a portrait of Scott.— Lond. Tegg,
1839, fcap. Svo. 8s.

Force of Truth, a narrative. Lond.
1799, 12mo. Numerous editions.

Essays on the most Important Snbjecta
in Religion. Lond. 1793, 12mo.— Fifteenth
edition, Lond. 1&44, 12mo. 5s,

Sermons on Select Subjects. Lond,
1796, 8vo.— Reprinted, Edinb. 1826, 12mo.

OS.

Remarks on the Refutation of Calvin-
ism by G. Toniline, Bishop of Lincoln.
Lond. 1812, Svo, 2 vols,

A Collation of the Quotations from the
Old Testament in the New, with the Sep-
tuagint, Svo, This important collation is
to be found in the ninth and tenth volumes
of the Christian Observer for the years
1810 and 1811.

Letters and Papers, with Observations
by John Scott. Loud. 1824, Svo. portrait,
12s,

The Life of the Eev. Thomas Scott,
including a Narrative drawn up by him-
self, and copious extracts from his Letters.
By the Rev. John Scott. Sixth edition,
Loud, 1824, Svo, portrait, 14s.— 1833, 12mo.
6s.

This venerable and learned divine pub-
lished a valuable edition of the Holy Bible.
Sti p. 191.

— Capt. Walter. A true His-
tory of several honourable Families
of the right honourable Kame of
Scot, in the Shires of Roxburgh and
Selkirk and others adjacent. — Sat-
chels's Postr'al, presenttd to his

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noble Friends of the Names of
Scot and Elliot, and others. Edinb.
1683, 4to.

Pp. ISO, written partly in prose, and
partly in doe^rel verse. Roxbnrghe, 3412,
21. 4s. Heber, pt. iv. 1/.— Edinb. 1776,
4to. Bindlev. pt. iii. 1990, 129. Roxbnrghe,
8770, 14s. Nassau, pt. ii. 997, 17s.— Ua-
wick, 1786, Sto. For some notice of this
whimsical volame, see Lockhart's Life of
Sir Walter Scott, vol. i. p. 63, and Ryan's
Poetry and Poets, vol. i. p. 229.

Scott, Sir Walter. The Poeti-
cal and other Works of Sir Walter
Scott, Bart.

POETICAL WORKS.

Poetical Works, including the Minstrel-
sy of the Scottish Border and SirTristrem.
Edinb. 1815, royal 8vo. 10 vols. 10^. 10s.
— Edinb. 1822, 8vo. 10 vols, with portrait.
—Edinb. 1822, 12mo. 8 vols, with portrait
by W. T. Fry, after Raebum.— Edinb.
1823, 18mo. 10 vols, portrait and fronts.
— Edinb. 1825, 8vo. 10 vols, with portrait
and vignettes in the title-pages, 6/. —
Edinb. 1830, 8to. 11 vols, fthe 11th vol.
containing Halidon Hill, Devorgoil, ice.)
6Z.— Edinb. 1830, 18mo. 11 vols, portrait
and frontispieces, 3/. 3s.

Poetical Works, with the Author's In-
troductions and Notes. Cabinet Library
edition, Edinb. lS3.3-.34, fscap. 8vo. 12
vols. 24 plates after Turners Designs, 3/.
—Reissue, 1&4S-49, 1/. 16s.— Again, 1S54,
11. 163.— Again, 1861, fcap. 8vo. 12 vols.
11. 16s.

Poetical Works. Edinb. 1844, fcap. 8vo.

6 vols, engravings after Turner, 11. lOs.
— Reissue, 11. 43.

Poetical AVcrks. Edinb 1845, royal
8vo. in 1 vol, 1/. red. lOs. Frequently
reprinted, and forming a companion to
the People's Edition of the Novels.
— The same, 1846, laege papee, imp.
Svo. with 26 engravings after Turner, &c.
forming a companion to tlie Abbotsford
edition of the novels.— Again, 1851, 18s.
Now reduced to I6s.

Poetical Works, complete, with Notes
and Illustrations. Ediab. 1856, imp. Svo.
60 plates by Turner, Foster, and Gilbert,
11. lis. 6d.

Select Poetical Works. Edinb. 1836,
fc»p. 6 vols. 1/. 10s.— Edinb. 1S44, 24mo. 6
vols. 9s. ; or separate, each vol. Is. 6d.

Select Poetry. L<jnd. Hogue. 1830, 32mo.
3 vols. 7s. 6d.— Bogue, 1849, 32mo. 4 vols.
10s.

Poetical Works. Edinb. 1851, fcap.
Svo. with 6 plates, 5s.; or post Svo. with

7 plates, 63 ; crown Svo. plates after
Turner, 7s. 6d.

Poetical Works. Lend. H. G. Bohn,
1853, l2mo. 3s, 6d.

Poetical Works. Lend. Eoutledge, 1857,
12mo. OS.

Poetical Works, with Memoir. Edinb.
1857, post Svo. engravings, 7s. 6d.

Poetical Works. Illustrated by K.
Hallswelle. Lond. Simpkin, 1861, crown
Svo. 7s. 6<i.

Minstrelsy of the Scottish Border : con-
sisting of historical and romantic Ballads,
collected in the Southern Counties of
Scotland ; with a few of modem Date,
founded upon local Tradition. Kelso,
1802, 8vo. 2 vols. Vol. iii. was published
at Edinb. in 1803, Svo. — Second edition,
Edinb. 1803, Svo. 3 vols. Fonthill, 1021,
21. 12s. 6d. Roscoe, 1449, Zl 8s. laeob
PAPEE. Roxbnrghe, 3209, 3/. 18s. 6d.—
Third edition. Edinb. 1806, 3 vols. Nas-
sau, pt. ii. 332, 11. 6s.— Fourth edition. 1810,
Svo. 3 vols.— Fifth edition, Edinb. Isl2, 3
vols.— Sixth edition, 1815. 3 vols. 1?. 16s.
—Lond. Tegg, 1839. in 1 vol. Svo, 123.—
Edinb. 1849, fcap. 8vo. 4 vols. 10s. 6d.—
1861, fcap. Svo. 4 vols, in 2, lOs. 6d.

Sir Tristrem ; a metrical Romance of
the thirteenth Century, by Thomas of
Erceldoune, called the Rhymer. Edited
from the Auchinleck MS. by Walter
Scott, Esq. Advocate. Edinb. 1804, royal
Svo. LABGE PAPEE in 4to. — The second
edition, Edinb. 1806, Svo. pp. cxxiv and
3S5. LARGE PAPEE. — With preliminary
dissertation and glossary, Edinb. 1SI9,
Svo. 15s. There is an elaborate article
on this curious rclique of British Poetry
in the Foreign Quarterly Review, vol. iv.
p. 141.

I The Lay of the last Minstrel, a Poem,

' by Walter Scott, Esq. Edinb. 1805, 4to.

: Drury, 3S41, nissia, 1?.— The sixth edi-
tion, Lond. 1807, 8vo.— 1810, Svo. LAhOB
PAPER. — The fifteenth edition, 1816, Svo.
—1823, Svo. 10s. 6d. — Edinb. 1825, 12mo.
front. 8s.— Edinb. 1836, fcap. 6s.— Lond.

: Bogne, 1838, 12mo. illustrated edition,7s. —
Again, 1848.— Edinb. 1844, 24mo. Is. 6d.—
Lond. Smith, 1S39, 12mo. 3s. 6d. — Edinb.
Chambers, 1848, Svo. 7d. — Lond. Allman,
1849, 32mo. Is.— Edinb. 1853, crown Svo.

; with illustrations by Birket Foster and
others,15s.-, 8vo. 18s.— Again, 1856.— Lond.
Groombridge, 32mo. Is. (5d.

Ballads and Lyrical Pieces. Edinb.
1805, Svo. — Fifth edition, 1819, Svo.
7s. 6d. i.AEGE PAPEB. — Lond. Groom-
bridge, 1859, 32mo. Is. 6d.

I Marmion, a Tale of Flodden Field, by

I Walter Scott, Esq. Edinb. 1808, 4to.

i Nassau, pt. ii. 998, 10s. Drury, 3843,

; rassia, 11. 16s.— Third edition, 1808, Svo.
—1810, Svo. LAEGE PAPER. — The eighth
edition, Edinb. 1811, Svo.- The ninth
edition, Edinb. 1815, Svo. 143.— Edinb.
1825, 12mo. vignette title, 9s.— Edinb.
1836. fcap. 6s.— Lond. Bogue, 1&?8, 12nio.

, iUustratededitj7s.— Lond.Urr, 1839, 18mo,

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Scott — continued.

2s. 6d.— Lond. Smith, 1839. 8vo. with 50
engravingrs, 16s.— Edinb. 1844, 24mo. Is.
6d.— Lond. Allman, 1847, .'52mo. Is. 6d.—
Edinb. 1857, 8vo. illustrated edition. 18s.—
Lond. Groombridge, 1857, 32mo. ls.6d.

(Marmion Travestied, a Tale of Mo-
aern Times, by Peter Pry, Esq. Lond.

1809, 8V0. 9s. LARGE PAPER, 12s.)

The Lady of the Lake, a Poem, by
Walter Scott, Esq. Edinb. 1810, 4to.
portrait. Drury, 8844, mssia, 11. 10s.
LARGE PAPER, in royal 4to. Fifty copies
printed.— The sixth edition, Edinb. 1810,
gvo.— LARGE PAPER edition. — Edinb. 1821,
8vo. 14s.— Ediub. 1825, 8vo. 14s.— Edinb.
ia36 fcap. 8vo. 6s.— Lond. Smith, 1838,
12mo. 3s. 6d.— Lond. Bogus, 1838, 12mo.
illustrated edit. 7s. — Edinb. 1844, 24mo.
Is. 6d.— Lond. Wiley, 1845, roy. 8vo. illus-
trated edition, U. Is.-Edinb. Chambers,
1848, 8vo, 9d. — Lond. Allman, 1848, 32mo.
Is. 6d.— Illustrated by B. Foster and J. i
Gilbert, Edinb. ia52, crown 8vo. 15s. ;
■with additional plates by Turner, 8vo.
18s.— Lond. Groombridge, 1857, 32mo. Is.
6d.— Edinb. 1858, 18mo. Is. {

The Vision of Don Roderick ; a Poem.
Lond. 1811, 4to. LARGE PAPER, in royal
4t^.— Second edition, with other Poems,
Kdinb. 1811, 8vo. — With the Field of
Waterloo, and other Poems, Edinb. 1815,
6ro. 10s. 6d.— Lond, Smith, 1839, 8vo. Is.

The Bridal of Triennain, or the Vale of
St. .John. Edinb. 1813. 12mo. Published
anonymously. — 1817, 12nio. 73. 6d.

The Bridal of Triennain, Harold the
Dauntless, and other Poems. Edinb. 1820,
avo. 10s. 6d.— Edinb. 1824, 24mo. 3s.—
1844. 24mo. Is. 6d.

Rokeby, a Poem, by Walter Scott, Esq.
Edinb. 1813, 4to. Drury, 3842, russia,-
It. 5s.— Edinb. 1813, 8vo. large paper.
—Sixth edition, Edinb. 1816, 8vo. 14s.—
(With Don Roderick) Edinb. 1836, fcap.
6s. — Lond. Bogue, 1841, 12mo. illustrated
edition, 7s. — Lond. Smith, 1841, royal
6vo. Is. 2d.— Lond. Smith, 1841, fcap. 8vo.
8s. 6d. — Lond. Orr, 1841, 32mo. 28. —
Edinb. 1844, 24mo. Is. 6d.— Lond. Allman,
1848, 32mo. Is. 6d.— Lond. Groombridge,
1857, 3-2mo. Is. 6d.

The Lord of the Isle.s, a Poem. Edinb.

1814, 4to.— 1815, 8vo. 14s. large paper,
—1822, 8vo. 14s.— Edinb. 1836, fcap. 6s.—
Edinb. 1844, 24mo. Is. 6d.— Edinb. 1856,
8vo. illustrated edition, by Birket Foster
and others, 18s.

The Field of Waterloo, a Poem. Edinb.

1815, 8vo. 7s. 6d.— Third Edition, 1815,
Bvo. 5s.

Harold the Dauntless, a Poem. Edinb.
1817, 12mo. 78. 6d.

Miscellaneous Poems. Harold the
Dauntless, the Bridal of Triennain

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William and Helen, and all the smaller
pieces. Edinb. 1S20, 8vo. 14s.

Halidon Hill, a dramatic Sketch from
Scottish History. Edinb. 1822, 8vo. 6.s.

Doom of Devorgoil, &c. a Melodrama.
Edinb. 1830, 8to. 9s.

Auchindrane; or the Ayrshire Tra-
gedy. Edinb. 1830, Svo.

The Poetry contained in the Novels,
Tales and Romances of Sir Walter Scott.
Edinb. 1S22, 12mo.

The Ettricke Garland, being two ex-
cellent New Songs on the lifting of the
Banner of the House of Buccleugh, Dec
4, 1815. Edinb. 1815, royal Svo. four
leaves, with vignette on the title. Pri-
vately printed. Eyton, 17s.

Eve of St. .John, a Ballad. Kelso, 1800,
4to. Roxburghe, 3523, 4s. 6d.

Goetz of Berlichingen, translated. 1799.
See Goethe.

NOVELS, TALES, AND ROMANCES.

Novels and Tales by the Author of
Waverley, 12 vols. Historical Romances,
6 vols. Novels and Romances, 7 vols.
Tales and Romances, 14 vols. Notes and
Illustrations, 2 vols. Edinb. 1820, 23, 24,
27, 33, Svo. 41 vols. 24?. 12s. — Edinb.
1823-33, 18mo. 41 vols. HI. 7s. — Edinb.
1824-33, 12mo. 53 vols. 191. 17s. 6d.

Waverley Novels. New edition, with the
Author's Kotes. Edinb. 1829-33, fscap.
Svo. 48 vols, with fronts. 121. — Reissue,
1847-49, 48 vols. 71. 4s. or 3s. each vol.

Waverley Novels, Cabinet Edition.
Edinb. 1841.43, fcap. Svo. 25 vols, frontis-
pieces and vignettes, 5? —Again, Edinb.
1860, fcap. Svo. 25 vols. 31. 10s.

Waverley Novels, People's Edition.
Edinb. 1844. royal Svo. 5 vols, portrait and
vignette titles, bl. reduced in 1846, 2?. lOs.
separate lOs. each vol. — Again, 1857, royal
8vo. 5 vols. 2Z. 23. or 93. each vol.

Waverley Novels, Abbotsford Edition.
Edinb. 1842-46, imperial Svo. 12 vols, with
120 steel engravings, and nearly 2000
wood-cuts, 16/. 16s.— New edition, 1852,
reduced to lOZ. 16s.

Waverley Novels, Library Edition,
with new frontispieces and vignettes,
Edinb. 1852-4, Svo. 25 vols. 111. 5s. Sepa-
rate volumes sold at same rate, i.e. 9s. per
volume, With 104 engravings after
Turner, Wilkie, &c., 13?. 2s. 6d.

Waverley Novels, New Illustrated
Edition. Edinb. 1858-60, fcap. Svo. 48 vols.
10?. 10s. or 4s. 6d. each vol.

Waverley Novels, Railway Edition.
Edinb. 1855-56, 12nio. 25 vols. is. 6d. each
vol. in stiff wrappers, or cloth at 2s.

Waverley Novels, Edinb. 1862, 12mo.
at Is. each vol. is now in course of publi-
cation.

Introductions, Notes, and Illustrations
to the Novels, Tales aud Romances of tlie

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author of Waverley. Edinb. 1833, post
8vo. 3 vols. IL 43. reduced, 7s. 6d.

The various editions of Sir WaUer
Scott's complete works are made up as
follows : —

Original 8vo. Novels, Tales, and Ro-
mances, 41 vols. Poetical Works, 11
vols. Miscellaneous Prose Works. 6 vols,
(no more were published in this size). In
all 58 vols.

Original 12mo. Edition. Novels. Tales,
end Romances, 53 vols. Poetical Works,
11 vols. No Prose Works were printed
for this edition.

i-oolscap Edition, with engraved frontis-
pieces after Turners designs. Novels,
Tales, and Romances, 48 vols. Poetical
Works, 12 vols. Prose Works, 28 vols.
To which may be added Lockhart's Life
of Sir Walter Scott, 10 vols. In all 98
vols, published at 5s. each vol.

Abbots/ord Edition, imperial 8vo. exten-
sively illustrated. Novels, Tales, and
Romances, 12 vols. Poetical Works, in 1
vol. Miscellaneous Prose Works, in 1
voL Life of Napoleon, 1 vol. Tales of a
Grandfather, 1 vul. To which is usually
added Lockhart's Life of Scott, 1 vol, la
all 17 vols, now about 171. 17s.

People's Ediiiort, royal &vo. Novels,
Tales, and Romances, 5 vols. Poetical
Works. 1 vol. Miscellaneous Prose, 1
vol. Life of Napoleon, 1 vol. Tales of a
Grandfather, 1 vol. Lockhart's Life of
Scott, 1 voL In all 10 vols. il. 12s.

NOVELS, &C., AS 6EPABATELT PCBLISEED.

W'averley; or, 'tis Sixty Years since.
Edinb. 1S14, 12mo. 3 vols.

Guy Mannering, or the Astrologer.
Ediub. 1815, 12mo. 3 vols.

The Antiquary. Edinb. 1816, 12mo.

3 vols.

Tales of my Landlord, collected and
arranged by Jedediah Cleishbotbam../i>sf
Series, Black Dwarf and Old Mortality.
Ediub. 1816, 12mo. 4 vols.

Tales of my Landlord, second Series,
Heart of Mid Lothian. Edinb. 1818, 12mo.

4 vols.

Tales of my Landlord, third Series,
Bride of Lammennoor and Legend of
liontrose. Edinb. 1818, 12mo. 4 vols.

%* The fourth series was not published
till 1831 ; see below.

Rob Roy. Edinb. 1818, 12mo. 3 vols.

Ivanhoe. Edinb. 1820, post 8vo. 3 vols.

-(onasterv. Edinb. 1820, 12mo. 3 vols.

Abbot. Edinb. 1820. 12mo. 3 vols.

Keuilworth. Edinb. 1821, post 8vo. 3 vols.

The Fortunes of Nigel. Edinb. 1822.
12r]o. 3 vols.

'i he Pirate. Edinb. 1822. post 8vo. 3 vols.

Peveril of the Peak. Edinb. 1823, post
8vo. 4 V ois.

I Quentin Durward. Edinb. 1S23, post

Svo. 3 vols.

Saint Ronan's Well. Edinb. 1S24, post

8vo 3 vols.
Redgauntlet Ed. 1S24, post 8vo. 3 vols.
I Tales of the Crusaders. The Betrothed
I and the Talisman. Edinb. 1825, post 870.

4 vols.

1 Woodstock ; or, the Cavalier, a Tale of
' the Year 1651. Edinb. 1826, post Svo,
, 3 vols.

I Chronicles of the Canongate.first series,
j the Two Drovers, Highland Widow, and

Surgeon's Daughter. Edinb. 1S27, 12mo.
I 2 vols.
I Chronicles of the Canongate, second

Series, St. Valentine's Day, or the Fair

Maid of Perth. Edinb. 1828, 12mo. 3 vols.
Anne of Geierstein. Edinb. 1829, post

Svo. 3 vols.

Tales of my Landlord, fourth Series,

containing Count Robert of Paris and

Castle Dangerous. Edinb, 1631, post Svo.

4 vols.

Walladmor. There was an impudent
fraud in the publication in German of a
novel under this title, which was pre-
tended to be a free translation from an
unpublished English one of Sir Walter
Scott Ey Ton W»»»'s. Berlin, F. A.
Herberg, 1824, 3 vols. This was after-
wards translated and published hereunder
the title of Walladmor. a novel, freely
translated from the English of Sir Walter
Scott. Lond. Taylor aud Uessey, 1824,
post 8vo. 2 vols. 16s. Su a long account
of it in the London Mag. vol. x. p. 353.

PROSE WohK-S.

The Miscellaneous Prose Writings of Sir
Walter Scott, Bart. iJdinb. 1827, Svo. 6
vols. Published at 31. 12s.

Miscellaneous Prose Works, accom-
panied with nutes. Edinb. i834-.36, 12mo.
2S vols, frontispieces after Turner, 71.
—Re-issued, 1842-46, at il. 4s. ; each vol.
at 2s. 6d. sewed, 3s. cloth. — Again, 1851.

Miscellaneous Prose Works (People's
edition}. Ediub. 1841-2, royal Svo. 3 vols.
21. 123.— New edition, 1^16. royal 8vo. 3
vols, reduced to 11. 6s, — Again, 1854, royal
Svo. 3 vols. 11. 6s.

Miscellaneous Prose and Poetical
Works, with Life by Lockhart (Abbots-
ford edition). Edinb. 1846, super-royal 8vo.

5 vols, illustrated edition, 4/. 2s, 6d. red.
31. 14s. 6d.

Miscellaneous Prose Works. Edinb.
1861, fcap. Svo. 12 vols. 1/. 16s.

Miscellaneous Prose Writings 'exclu-
sive of Life of Napoleon and Tales of a
Grandfather). People's Edition, Edinb.
1846, royal 8vo. 10s. or with 20 plates, 15s.
— The same, Abbotsford edition, imperial
8vo. 20 plates, 18s. red. 16s.

Paul's Letters to his Kinsfolk. Edinb.
1815, Svo. — Second edition, 1816, fevo.

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Scott — continued.
Strettell, 1334, 14s.— Fourth edition, 1S19,
8vo. 12s.— 1836, leap. 5s,— Edinb. 1841,
royal Svo. 2s. 6d.— 1816, fcap. 8vo. 5s.

Account of the Regalia of Scotland.
Edinb. 1819, 12mo.— 1840, 12mo.

The Visionary. 1820. This appeared
in the Edinburgh Weekly Journal.

Memorials of the Halibiirtons. Edinb.
1820, 4to. Only 30 copies printed. —
Another edition, also limited in number.

Letters of Malachi Malagiowther on
the Change of the Currency. Edinb.
1826, 8to.

Tales of a Grandfather, first Series
(History of Scotland, Macbeth to the Ac-
cession of James VI.). Edinb. 1827, 18mo.
3 vols.

Tales of a Grandfather, second Series
(History of Scotland, James II. to the
Union). Edinb. 1828 18mo. 3 vols.

Tales of a Grandfather, third Series
(History of Scotland, from the Union to
1760). 1829, ISmo. 3 vols.

Tales of a Grandfather, fourth Series
(History of France). 1830. 18mo. 3 vols.

Tales of a Grandfather (complete).
Edinb. 1836, fcap. 5 vols. 11. bs.—ili. 1843,
fcap. 8vo. 5 vols, reduced los.

Tales of a Grandfather (complete),
People's Edition, Edinb. 1841, royal 8vo.
12s. or with plates, 15s.— ii^. 1846, Gs. with
plates, 9s. — Abbotsford Edition, 1846,
imp. Svo. plates, 10s. 6d.

Tales of a Grandfather. Edinb. 1859,
post Svo. 10s. 6d.

Tales of a Grandfather (History of
ScotlandV Edinb. 1841, fcap. 8vo. 3 vols.
15s.— Edinb. 1854, 12mo. 3 vols, wood en-
gravings, 12s.— 1856. post Svo. 2 vols. 10s.

Tales of a Grandfather (History of Scot-
land). School edition, Edinb. 1836, repr.
1851, 12mo. 2 vols. 10s.

Tales of a Grandfather (History of
France). Edinb. 1842, 12mo. 2 vols. IDs.
reduced 6s.— Edinb. 1851, 12mo. 4s.

The Life of Napoleon Buonaparte, Em-
peror of the French, with a preliminary
View of the French Kevolution. Edinb.
1827, small Svo. 9 vols. pub. at il. 14s. 6d.
—Edinb. 1S34-5, 12rao. 9 vols, plates, ii.
14s. 6d.— Edinb. 1836, fcap. 9 vols. 21. 5s.
—ib. 1843, leap. 5 vols. 1(. 5s reduced
11. — Abbotsford edition, Edinb. 1842,
imperial Svo. with 20 plates, 18s. Now
reduced, 16s. —(People's edition), 1846,
royal Svo. lOs.— Again, 1850.

Religious Discourses, by a Layman.
Lond. 1828, Svo. 4s. 6d.

Letters on Demonology and Witchcraft.
Lond. (Murray's Family Lib.), 1830, ISmo.
5s.— Lond. Tegg, 1856, 18mo. 3s. 6d.

History of Scotland. Lond. (Larduer'a
Cabinet Library), 1S30, 12aio. 2 vols

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Biographical Memoirs. Edinb. 1836,
repr. 1843, fcap. Svo. 4 vols. 11.

Lives of the British Novelists. Paris,

1825, 12mo. 2 vols. These essays were
originally prefixed to Ballantyne's edition
of the Novelists, in 10 vols.

Periodical Criticism. Edinb. 1836, repr.
1843, fcap. Svo. 5 vols, ll.bii.

Memoirs of Dr. Jonathan Swift. Paris,

1826, Svo. 2 vols. — Edinb. 1841, royal
Svo. 2s. 6d. Reprinted fjom Sir Walter
Scott's edition of Swift's Works.

Life of John Dryden. Edinb. lS0S,4to.
14s. Fifty copies struck off on this size
from the autlior's edition of Dryden's
works, — Reprinted in Paris, 1826, Svo.
2 vols.— Edinb. 1841, royal Svo. 2s. 6d.
(forming part of the Miscellaneous Prose
Works, vol. i.).

The Border Antiquities of England and
Scotland ; comprising Siieciniens of Ar-
chitecture and Sculpture, and other Ves-
tiges of former Ages, accompanied by
Descriptions. Together with Illustrations
of remarkable lucidents in Border His-
tory and Tradition, and original Poetry.
By Walter Scott, Esq. Lond. 1814-17,
4to. 2 vols. 94 plates. Published at 92.
LARGE PAPEE, in royal 4to. with proof
plates. Published at 16/. 16s. With
proofs on India paper, 11. lis. 6d. each
part. (These prices are now all much
reduced.) Dnke of York, 4704, 71. 10s.
Fouthill, copy in boards. 25?. 14s. Hurd,
boards, 15L pkoofs and etchings, very
rare. This book was republished under
the old date with very inferior impres-
sions of the plates, although some are put
forth as India proofs.

Provincial Antiquities and Picturesque
Scenery of Scotland, with descriptive
illustrations. Loud. 1826, 4to. 2 vols. 52
plates after Turaer aud others, engraved
by Cooke, Finden, Le Keux, &c. Pub-
lished at 7i. LARGE PAPER PROOFS, imp.
4to. at 15?. Proofs on India paper, imp.
4to. 2 vols, at 21?. Large paper, India
PROOFS and etchings, imperial 4to. at
26?. 5s. These prices are now all much
reduced.

Letters addressed to the P.ev. R. Pol-
whele, D. Gilbert, Esq., and F. Douce,
Esq. Lond. 1832, Svo. 4s,

Life of Sir Walter Scott, Bart., with
Critical Notices of his Writings, by
William Weir. Edinb. J. Ireland, and
I.ond. Fisher and Co. 1832, Svo. portrait
and plates, published in 12 parts, at 2a.
each part.

Douiestic Manners and Private Life of
Sir Walter Scott. By James Hogg.
Glasg. 1834, ISmo.

Memoirs of the Life of Sir Walter Scott.
By J. G. Lockhart. Edinb. 1837, post
&V0. 7 volo. portrait, 3?. 15s.— People's

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Edition, Edinb. 1S41, royal 8vo. II. re-
duced, 10s.; the same -with plates, 11.
6s. reduced 1?. — Abbotsford Edition,
EJinb. 1846, imperial 8vo. engravings,
ISs. small paper, ISs. — Cabinet Library
Edition, Edinb. 1&43, repr. 1850, fcap. 8vo.
10 vols. 2?. 10s.— Re.issue. oOs— Edinb.
1853, crown 8vo. 12 engravings, 7s. 6d.

Narrative of the Life of Sir Walter
Scott, besnin by Himself and continued by
J. G. Lockhart. Edinb. 1851, post 8vo.
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It is said in Ilollis' Memoirs, p. 357, that
the original edition of Needham's Trans-
lation of Mare Clansnm, with a noble De-
dication to the Parliament, is very scarce,
but the edition of 1663 is mutilated, and
tlie Dedication altered. j

Vindiciae secundum Integritatem Existi-
nationis suse per Convitium de scriptioue
llaris clausi, contra P. B. Burgum. Lond.
l')53, 4to.

De Jure Naturali et Gentium, juxta Dis-
fiplinam Hebr®orum Libri vii. Lond.
1640, folio. Gordonstoun, 2084, 10s. 6d.— j
Argent, 1665, 4to. To this edition au
index, &c. are added. — Lips. 1695, 4to.

A briefe Discourse, concerning the
Power of Peeres, and Comons of Parlia-
ment, in Point of Judicature. 1640, 4to.
pp. 16. This tract is usually ascribed to
Selden, and is printed in his Works, but
is suspected to have been written by Sir
Symouds D'Ewes.

The Priviledges of the Baronage of Eng-
land, when they sit in Parliament. Lond.
1642, 12mo. pp. 167. Hibbert, 7263, 3s.—
11381, 8vo.— 1689, 8vo.

A Discourse concerning the Eights and
Privileges of the Subjects ; in a Confer-
ence desired by the Lords in 1628. Lond.
1642, 4to.

Dissertatio de Anno civili, et Calenda-
rio Reipublicas Judaicffi. Lond. 1644, 4to.
—Lug. Bat. 16S3, 12mo.

UsorHebraica. Lond. 1646, 4to. 'Wil-
liams. 1416, morocco, 11. lis. 6d. — Franc,
ad Od.l673, 4to.— Franc, ad Od. 1695, 4to.

Fleta seuCommentarius Juris Anglicani
6ic nuncupatus, sub Edwardo Rege primo
seu circa Annos abhinc CCCXL. ab Anonymo
conscriptus ; subjungitur etiam loannis
Seldeni ad Fletam Dissertatio historica.
Lond. 1647, 4to. 7s. This methodical and
learned work derives its name from the
circumstance of having been composed
when the author was a prisoner in the
Fleet. — Second edition, corrected. Lond.
1GS5, 4to. 10s. 6d. Brockett, 1277, 178.
Selden's excellent dissertation on the
Fleta was translated, with Notes, by R.
Kelham, and published in 1771, 6vo. 43.

De Synedriis et Prtefecturis juridicis
veterum Ebrfeorum, Libri in. Lond. 1650-
65, 4to. Williams, 1416, in 3 vols. mor.
3M0s.— Amst. 1679, 4to. The most cor-
rect edition.

God made Man. A Tract proving the
Nativity of our Savioiu: to be on Dec. 25.

Lond. 1661, 8vo. with a portrait of J.
Selden by J. Chantry.

A brief Discourse touching the Office of
Lord Chancellor of England. 1671, &c.
See Ddgdale, Sir William.

Joannis Seldeni Angli Liberde Nummis,
&c. huic accedit Bibliotheca Nummaria.
Lond. 1675, 4to.— Lips. 1672. 12mo. — Ko-
thom. 1678.— Lug. Bat. 1695, 4to. A sin-
gular literary deception. The treatise on
coins here attributed to Selden, was writ-
ten by Alexander Sardis, and first pub-
lished in 1579. It was reprinted at Franc-
fort in 1609, and is inserted in the eleventh
volume of Grsevius' Thesaurus Antiq.
Roman,

Tracts, i. Jani Anglorum Facies altera,
transl. with Notes by Redman Westcot
(Adam Littleton), ii. England's Epinomis.
III. Of the ecclesiastical Jurisdiction of
Testaments, iv. Of the Intestates Goods.
Lond. 1683, folio, 6s. Roxburghe, 8417, 7s.

Historical and Political Discourse of the
Laws and Government of England, from
the first Times to the end of the reign of
Queen Elizabeth, with a vindication of
the Ancient way of Parliaments in Eng-
land. Lond. 1689. 4to.— 1739, 4to.

Table-talk. Published by R. Milward.
Lond. 16S9, 4to.— Second edition, 1696, 4to.
—1716, 18mo.— With a Life of the Author,
Lond. 1786, 12mo.— Lond. 1789, 24mo. with
a dedication to C. J. Ksq., printed in red
letter. Bright, 12s.— Chiswick.Whitting-
ham, 1818, iSmo. portrait. — With Notes
by Dr. David Irviug, Edinb. 1819, 12mo.
— Again, 1854, 12mo. 5s. reduced, H. G.
Bohn, 2s. 6d.— Lond. Sharpe, 1821, 12mo.
OS. — Edited by S. W. Singer, Lond. Picker-
ing, 1847, fcp. 8vo.— 1856, fcp. 8vo. port.
5s.— Third edition, 1860, fcp. 8vo. 5s.

Memoirs of the Life and Times of John
Selden. By G. W. Johnson. Lond. 1835,
8vo. 12s.

Life of John Selden. See Aikijj, John.
A copious notice of Selden and of his
writings will be found in Wood's Athen.
Oxon.

See EuTTCHius, p. 764,

Selents, GustavTis. Wort on
Chess. See Saeeatt, J. H.

SEiiMrs. — The first Part of the
tragicall Eaigne of Selimus, some- ^
time Emperour of the Turkes, as
it was played by the Queenes Ma-
iesties Players. Lond. 1594, 4to,

Collation, — A 2 to K 3, in fours. Rhodes,
364, 10Z.5S. Field, 74, 5/. 5s. HalliweU,
May, 1856, 6/. 10s. A copy la in the Britiah
Museum. — 1638, 4to.

SEL

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Selkibe, Alexander. Providence
displayed : or, a very surprising Ac-
count of one !Mr. Alexander Selkirk,
written by his own Hand. 4to.

Twelve pages. This tract is printed
nearly verbatim from the narrative given
by Capt. Woodes Rogers in his ' Cruizing
Voyage round the World, 1712.' Other
accounts of this man, on whose story
Defoe is said to have furmed his Robinson
Crusoe, may he be found in Capt. Edw.
Cooke's Voyage, 1712, p. 34, and the En-
glishman by Sir R. Steele, no. 26. Re-
printed in the fifth volume of the Harleian
Miscellany, vol. 5.

Providence displayed ; or. the remark-
able Adventures of Alexander Selkirk, of
I/argo, in Scotland, &c. by Isaac James.
Lond. ISOO, 12mo. With "a map of the
island and 24 cuts.

The Solitary of .Tnan Fernandez ; or,
the Real Robinson Crusoe. By tlie author
ofPicciola (F. B. Saiutaiue). Translated
from the French by A. C. Wilbur. Boston,
V. S. 1851, 12mo.

Notices respecting Alexander Selkirk,
from the parish records of Largo in Fife,
will be found in Collet's Relics of Lite-
rature, 341—4.

Selkiee, Tho. Douglas. Earl of.
Observations on the present State of
the Highlands of Scotland, with a
View of the Causes and probable
Causes of Emigration. Lond. 1805,
6vo.

Fonthill, 2583, 12s, This work created
some controversy. — Second edition, 1606,
8vo. 6s.

Sketch of the British Fur Trade in
North America ; with Observations rela-
tive to the North West Company of Mon-
tieal. Lond. J. Ridgway, 1816, 8vo.

Statement respecting his Settlement
upon the Red River in North America,
and its Destruction in 1815-16, and the
Massacre of Governor Semple and his
party. Lond. 1817, 8vo. map, 7s, 6d.

Narrative of Occurrences in the Indian
Countries of North America since the con.
nexlon of the Karl of Selkirk with the
Hudson's Bay Company. Lond. 1817, 8vo.

Seller, Abednego. The Anti-
quities of Palmyra. Lond. 1696,
Svo.

Heath, 2631, 68. 6d.— 1795, Svo.

Remarques relating to the State of the
Church of the first Centuries. Lond. 1680,
Svo. 5s.

Histoi-y of Passive Obedience since the
Reformation. (Anon.) Amst. 1689, 4to.
—Also a Continuation. Amst. 1690, 4to,

— John. The coasting Pilot,
describing the Sea-Coasts of Eng-
land, Flanders, and Holland. Lond.
n. d. foUo.

The English Pilot for the Northern and
Southern Navigation. Lond, 1671-2, fol,
2 vols. Stowe, 10s. 6d.

A Booke of the Punishment of the Com-
mon Laws of England; invented, designed,
aud printed by John Seller, and are sold
by him at the Hermitage, Wapping, n. d.
(1678), oblong 4to, Eleven plates of the
various punishments inflicted for various
crimes, oi. 5s,

History of England, with an Account
of all the Plots. Lond. 1696. See Notes
and Queries, voL 10, p. 509,

America; a small Atlas in 23 copper
plates, n. d. (1700), 12mo.

Seller's Prospects of London 4to. Bind-
ley, pt. lii. 2034, 21. 2s.

Seller published many other volumes of
maps, &c. at the close of the 17th century.

Selman, John. The Arraign-
ment of John Sehiian, who was
executed neere Charing-Crosse, 7
Ian. 1612, for a ITellony by liim
committed, in the King's ChappeU,
at White-HaU, upon Christmas day
last, in presence of the King and
diuers oi the Isobihty. Loud. 1612,
4to.

Ten leaves. On the title is a wood cut
of the delinquent. Bindley, pt. i. 151,
U. 8s. Jadis, 316, morocco, 1?. los. White
Knights, 3947, morocco, il. Bright, 1?, 19s.
Reprinted by J. Caulfield.

Selva, Kosiel de. The spiritual
Quixote ; or, the entertaining His-
tory of Don Ignatius Loyola, Foun-
der of the Order of the Jesuits.
Translated fi-om the French of
Mons. Kosiel de Selva. Lond.
1754, 12mo. 2 vols.

Selwtn, William. An Abridg-
ment of the Law of Nisi Prius.
Lond. 1827, royal 8vo. 2 vols.

Seventh edition, with considerable ad-
ditions. The first appeared in 1806, 7, 8.
inSpts. Svo. — Twelfth edition, with Sup-
plement on the Law of Bankruptcy, as
amended in 1861. By Uavid Power.
Lond. 18.=>9-61, royal 8vo. 2 vols. 'M. 16s.
The Supplement separate, 10s. 6d.

— Ehzabeth, Journal of Ex-
cursions in England, Wales, and

2240

se:m

SE3r

Scotland. EensLngton, 1830, post
8vo. 2 vols.

Privately printed. Eyton, lOa. 6d.

Sesiedo, Alvarez. TJie History
of the late Invasion and Conquest
of the floiii'ishing Kingdom of the
Tartars, with an exact Account of
the other Affairs of China, till these
present. Lond. 1655, foho, map.

Bindley, pt. iii. 1442, lOs. Fonthill,
348, 8s.

SEiTPiUi, Sir James, of Beltries.
Sacrilege sacredly handled, that is
according to Scripture only ; for
the Use of all Churches in general,
but more especially for those of
Korth-Britaine. Lond. 1619, 4to.

Dedicated to King James. — Camlj. 1627,
4to.

Poems, now first collected with notes
and biographical notices, by James Pater-
son. Edinb. T. G. Stevensn, 1849, post
8vo. Contains the Packman's Paternoster
by Sir J. Sempill, with other pieces by
Robert and Francis Sempill.

This author is often confounded with
Eobert Sempill.

See Notes and Queries, vol, iv. p, 343.

— Eobert. The Sege of the
Castle of Edinburgh. Edinb. be
Robert Lekpreuik, 1573, 4to.

The Description of the siege is in 34
eight-line stanzas; 'The Leunoy to the
Kegent,' in 5 nine-line stanzas j ' Lanuoy
to the Ambassade,' in 7 like stanzas. Fi-
nis Quod Sempil. A copv is in the
British Museum. — Lond. 1812, 4to. A
fac-simile reprint in black letter. 25
copies at the expense of D. Constable,
Esq. Nassau, pt. i. 1036, 9s. On vellum.
One or more copies printed, G.Chalmers,
lOZ. resold, Evton, bl. resold, Sotheby's,
Aug' 22, 1S60,'8;. 15s.

The RegentisTraRedie, ending with ane
Exhortatioun (in 17 nine-line stanzas).
The Tragedies Lennoy (containing 6
eight-line stanzas). 1570. A Broadside.
At end ' Finis quod Robert Sempill.'

The Eischoppis Lyfe and Testament.
Striuiling be Robert Lekpreuik. 1571, folio,
4 leaves. In 27 eight-line stanzas. At
end 'Quod Sempill."

My Lord Methwenis Tragedie. Sanct
Androis by Lekpreuik, 1672, folio. In 24
nine-line stanzas. Then 4 lines.

Some other broadsides by Robert Sem-
pill. printed in black letter, are preseived
In ij JU Sute Paper Office, and iu the

Library of the Society of Antiquaries of
London.

To Sempill or Semple also has been at-
tributed the comedy of Philotus. See
Phiix)tus.

Semple, George. A Treatise on
Building in Water, in two Parts.
Dublin, 1777, 4to. 18s.

Illustrated with 63 copper-plates.

— Miss. Costume of the
jS^etherlandg. Lond. 1817, imp.
4to. 30 coloured plates, descriptiona
in English and French, 21. 8s.

— E. Two JouiTiies tln-ough
Spain, and Sketch of the Caracas.
Lond. 1808-12, cr, 8vo. 4 vols, map
and plates, 83.

.Journey through Spain, and thence to
Smyrna and Constantinople. Lond. 1807,
crown 8vo. 2 vols.

Senator, The, or Parliamentary
Chronicle. Loud. 1790-1801, 8to.
28 vols.

SEXArLT, J. F. The Use of Pas-
sions, put into English by Henry
(Cary) Earl of Monmouth. Lond.
1649, small 8vo.

Pp. 510, besides the author's dedica-
tion, with the translator's preface and
table of contents. Prefixed is an engraved
title by W. M(arshall). and a portrait of
the Eavl. Several other of Senault'd
pieces have been translated into English.

Seneca, Lucius Auneeus. Opera
Philosophica,

Seneca moralissimus Philosophns de
quatuor Virtutibus cardinalibus, optimo
Commento illustratus. Lond. W. de
Worde, 1516, 4to. black letter, 14
leaves, Sig. A B. On the title is a wood-
cut of a master and three scholars. — Lond.
W. de Worde, 1523, 4to. A copy of each
of these editions is in the British Mu-
seum.— Lond. W. de Worde, 1525, 4to.
Thirteen leaves. — Lond. W. de Worde,
1529, 4to.

A frvtefuU Worke of Lucius Anneus
Seneca, named the Forme and Rule of ho-
nest Lyuynge,bothe in the Latin Tongue
and in the Englyshe, lately translated
by Robert Wytty'nton, Poet Laureate, and
now newlye imprynted. Lond. by me
Wyllyam Myddylton, 1546, 16mo. Con-
tains D 4, in eights. A copy is in the
British Museum.

A frvtefuU Worke of Lycivs Annens
Senecae, called the Myrrour or Glasse of
Manners and Wysedome both in Latin
and in Englysshe lately translated by

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SekeCA — continued.
Robtprt Whyttvntiin, Poet Laureate, and
nowe neweiy iraprynted. l^ond. by me
Wyllyam Myddylton, 1547, 8vo. Con-
tains c, in eights. Bindley, pt. iii. 657,
12. Is.

Lvcii Annei SeneciB ad Gallioneiiem de
Remediis Fortiiitonim. The Reiiifdyes
against all casual Channces. Dialogus
inter Sensum et Rationem. A Dyalos^ue
betweene Sensualyte and Reason. Lately
translated out of Latyn into Englyshe by
Robert Wliyttynton, Poet Laureat, and
nowe neweiy imprinted. Lond. by W.
Myddylton, 1547, 16mo, Contains c 4, in
eights. A copy is in the British Museum.

The Woorke of Lucius Annaaus Seneca
concerning Benefyting, that is to say the
Doolng, Receyuing and Reqnyting of
good Turnes. Translated out of Latin by
Arthur Golding. Lond. by John Daye,
1578, 4to. Contains 120 leaves, besides
dedication to Sir Chr, Hatton, Knt. by
Arthur Goldijig.

The Works, both moral and natural, of
Lncius Annseus Seneca, done into English
by Thomas Lodge. Lond. 1614, folio.
Bindley, pt iii. 1453, U. .3s. Heber, pt.
i. 12s.— 1620, folio, U. ls.-1632, folio. The
only Englitih version.

L. A. Seneca the Philosopher, his Booke
of Consolation to Marcia. translated into
an English Poem, by Sir R. Freeman.
Lond. 16:15, 4to. pp. 48. Bibl. Anglo-Poet.
663. 1/. lis. 6d. Inglis, 1349, 11. 3s.

Seneca's Answer toLvciiivs his Quaere;
Why Good Men suffer Misfortunes seeing
there is a Divine Providence? Written
originally in Latine Prose, and now
translated into English Verse, by E(d-
■vrard) S(berburne), Esq. Lond. 1648. sm.
8vo. Sign. A to C 3, in eights. Dedicated
to K. Charles I. during his captivity in
the Isle of Wight. Nassau, pt. ii. 434,
rnssia, 10s.

First Book of Clemency, in Verse.
Lond. 1653, 4to. Heber, pt. vli. with 2
other poetical tracts, 1/.

The Shortness of human Life, trans-
lated into an English Poem. Lond. 1663,
4to.

The fourscore and eleventh Epistle in
English Verse. 1666, 4to. 43.

Seneca's Morals, by Way of Abstract,
by Sir Roger L'Estrange. Lond. 1678,
8vo.— 1679, Svo.— 16S2. — 1685. — 1688.—
1693, 8vo.— 1699, 8vo.— 1702. 8vo.— 1705,
8vOi— 1718. — 1720.-1729. — The twelfth
edition, corrected and revised by Nath.
James, M.A. Lond. 1735, 8vo.— 1739, Svo.
— Fifteenth edition, 1746, Svo. — Six-
teenth edition, Lond. 1756, 8vo.— Lond.
Dodsley, 1762, 12mo.— Lond. Cundee, 1803,
12mo. with a head of Seneca.

The Morals of Seneca, translated into

English by George Bennet. Lond. 1745,
small Svo.

Twelve moral Epistles of L. A. Senpca,
translated by a Gentleman of Christ
Church. Oxon. Lond. 1759, Svo.

The Epistles of Lucius Annteus Seneca,
witli large Annotations, wherein the Te-
nets of the ancient Philosophers are con-
trasted with the Divine Precepts of the
Gospel, by Thomas Morell, D.D. Lond.
1786, 4to. 2 vols. An excellent transla-
tion.

Epistle of Seneca on the Treatment of
Servants. By the editor of Columella,
Eugenius, &c. Lond. 1793, Svo.

SenecsB Tragoedife, a T. Farna-
bio. Lond. 1613, 12mo.

Lond. 1613, 12mo. Heber, pt. ii. 23. 6d.
—1624.— 1634.— Lond. 1C43, 12mo 2s.—
1659.— Lond. 1675, 12mo. 2s.

L. Annaji Senecmet Aliorum Tragcediae,
serio emendatse. Oxon. 1679, 12mo.

Lucii Annaei Senecoe Tragcedia;, recen-
suit et accuravit Joannes Carey, LL.D.
Lond. 1824, 24mo. 6s.

TRANSLATIOSS.

Seneca his tenne Tragedies, translated
into Englysh. Lond. by Thomas Mursb,
1581, 4to. Bindley, pt, iii. 2028, 51.
15s. 6d. Reed, 8410, 3/. Ss. Hibbert,
7333, 11. 19s. Roxburghe, 3630, 21.

Rhodes, 1786, 91. Nassau, pt. ii. 1003,
41. 43. Bibl. Anglo-Poet. 662, 81. 88,
Heber, pt. iv. 11. 15s. Bright, 2?. 98,
Sotheby^, March, 1862, 21. 4s. See Bryd-
ges' Censura Literaria and Warton's His-
tory of English Poetry. CoUation.— Sign.
A, 4 leaves, A 1 blank, B to Ff 3, in
eights. The volume is dedicated to ' Sir
Thomas Henneage Knight,' by Thomas
Newton, and contains : — 1. Hercules fu-
rens, by Jaspar Heywood. 2. Thyestes,
by Jaspar Heywood. 3. Thebais, by
Thomas Newton. 4. Hippolytus, by John
Studley. 5. Oedipus, by Alexander
Nevile. 6. Troas, by Jaspar Heywood.
7, Medea, by John Studley. 8. Agamem-
non, by John Studley. 9. Octavia, by T.
Nuce. 10. Hercules Oetseus, by John
Studley.

The Tragedies of L. A. Seneca trans-
lated into English Verse, with the Anno-
tations; to which is prefixed the Life and
Death of Seneca, &c. adorned with Sculp-
tures representing each Histoiy; by Sir
Edward Sherburne. Lond. 1702, Svo. with
port, and plates. Nassau, pt. ii. 433, 6s.
Roxburghe, 3631, 88. Bindley, pt. iii. 720.
6s. 6d,

The seconde Tragedie of Seneca inti-
tuled Thyestes faithfully englished by
Jaspar Heywood Fellowe of Alsolne
College in Oxforde. Loud, in the Hona

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Sexeca — cnntinued.
late Thomas Berthelettes, 1560. 16mo.
The title and introductory matter consist
of 161eaves, then si^n. A to E 6, in eights.
The volume is dedicated to Syr John
Mason Knight, by Jaspar Heywood. The
title-page has a wood-cut border with the
date 1534, which must therefore have
been used for some other work. Bibl.
Anglo.Poet. 330, MS. title, morocco, 11. 7s.
resold, Hibbert, 3820, 11. Ueber, pt. iv.
i;. lOs.

The first Tragedie of Lncius Annens
Seneca, intituled Hercules furens, trans
lated into English Metre by Jaspar Hey-
wood, Studient in Oxford. Lond. by
Henrye Sutton. 1561. 16mo. Sign. A. in
fours, B to M, in eights. The Latin text
is on the opposite page, and the vnhime is
dedicated to 'Syr William Harbert,
Knight, Lorde Harbert of Cardyffe, Earle
of Pembrocke,' by Jaspar Ueywood.

The lamentable Tragedie of Oedipvs
the Sonne of Laivs Kyng of Thebes out
of Seneca by Alexander Neuyle. Lond.
by Thomas Colwell, 1563. 16m"o. Sign a,
and A to F 2, in eights, a 1 probably
blank. Rhodes, 1783, one leaf wanting,
15^ 7s. 6d. resold, Heber, pt. ii. 11, 10s.

The seuenth Tragedie of Seneca, enti-
tuled Medea : translated out of Latin into
English by John Stvdley, Student in
Tnnitie Colledge in Cambridge. Lond.
by Thomas Colwell, 1566, 16rao. Sign. A,
4 leaves, B to G, in eights. Itis dedicated
to ' Frauncis Lord Russell, Earle of Bed-
ford,' by John Studley. Rhodes, 2412,
11. lOs. Heber, pt. iv. bl. 7s. 6d.

Medea, a Tragedie. written in Latine
by Lvcivs Annsevs Seneca, englished by
E(dw.) S(herbume), Esq. with Annota-
tions. Lond. 1648, small Svo. Sign. A. 4
leaves, B to H, in eights. Rhodes, 2285,
3s. 6d.

Hippolitus, translated out of Seneca by
Edmund Prestwich ; together with divers
other Poems of the .same Author's. Lond.
1651, small 8vo. pp. 139, besides dedica-
tion, address, and commendatory verses.
Reed, 7561, 7s. 6d. Nassau, pt. ii. 431,
lOs. Rhodes. 1913, 19a. Roxburghe,
5781, 11. 5s. Bindley, pt. iii. 1081, 1/. 8s.
Bibl. Anglo-Poet. 562, II. lis. 6d. See
Brydges" British Bibliographer, iv. 122-9.

The eyght Tragedie of Seneca, enti-
tuled Agamemnon, translated out of Latin
into English, by John Studley. Lond.
by Thomas Colwell, 1566, 16mo. The
first signature consists of eight leaves,
then A 4 leaves, B to G, in eights.

The sixth Tragedie of Lucius Annens
Seueca, entituled Troas, with diuers and
sundry Addicions to the same, newly set

foorth in Englishe by Jaspar Heywood,
Studient in Oxenforde. Lond. by Thomas
Powell for George Bucke, 16mo. Sign. A
to F 3, in eights. It is dedicated to Queen
Elizabeth by the translator. A copy is
in the British Mu.seum.

The sixth Tragedie, &c. entitled Troas,
newly set forth in Englyshe by Jaspar
Heywood, Student in Oxenforde, anno
domini 1559. Lond. by Richard Tottyl,
12mo. Sign. A to F 3, in eights. A copy
is in the Grenville Collection. — 1563,
12mo.

Troades, or the Royal Captives, a Tra-
gedy, translated with Annotations by Sir
Edw. Sherburne. Lond. 1679, Svo. Rox-
burghe, 57S?, 6.^. Garrick, 2265, 2s.
Nassau, pt. ii. 350, 3s. Rhodes, 2286, 33.

Troades englished. By S(amuel) P(or-
dage). Lond. 1660, small Svo. pp. 78, with
a front. Rhodes, 1883, 8s. Lloyd, 1128,
21. 9s. Bibl. Anglo-Poet. 560. With Por-
dage's Poems, 1660, 21. 12s. 6d.

Troas, a Tragedy, translated from the
Latine by J, T(albot). Lond. 1686, 4to.
Sign. A to G 2, in fours. Rhodes, 2426,
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INDEX TO THE BtBLIOGEAPHY OE SHAKESPEAEE.

PAOB
FlEST POUE FOLIO EDITIONS ..... 2253

MoDEEN EDITIONS, arranged critically and chronologically , 2259

EeFEEENCE to EDITIONS ACCOBDING TO DATES . . . 2270

Selections of Shakespeaee's Plats .... 2273

Sepaeate Plats, including the eaelt quaetos . . 2274

Spueious, or Doubtful Plats .... 2302

Shakespeaee's Poems ...... 2305

Graphic Illusteations of Shakespeaee (English) . . 2309
Skakespeaeiana, being publications concerning Shakespeare

and his Editors, chronologically arranged . , 2312

Shakespeaeb Jubilee Pctblications . . . .i • 2317

Ireland Forgeries and Controversy .... 231.3

. .; Collier Controversy (in Exoland) . .^:'i . . . 233o
Haxrott's Shakespeabiana . . . . .2340

Shakespeaee Society Publications . . . 2341

Shaxespeaeian Music ..... 2313

foreign translations and commentaries.

Geeman Teanslations . . ... 2345

CoJEPLETB Works, 2345. Spurious Plavs, 2346. Separate
Plats, 2347. Poems, 2353. German Shakespeabiana, 2353.
Collier Controversy in Germany, 2356-57.

Eeench Teanslations , . . 2357

Complete 'NVorks, 2357. ' Separate Plays, 235S. Poems, 2359.
French Shakespeariana, 2360.

Italian Teanslations, 2360-62. Spanish, 2382. Poetu-
guese, 2362. Dutch, 2362-64. Feiesic, 2364.

Danish, 2364. Swedish, 2364. Bohemian, 2365.
HuNGAEiAN, 2365. Polish, 2365. Kussian, 2366.
■Wallachian, 2366. Modeen Geeek, 2366. Ben-
galee, 2366.

EoEEiGN Geaphic Illustkations, cMefly German and French . 2366

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SHAKESPEAEE.

Shakespeabe, William, Works.
First Editioii. 3Ik- Wiluam Shakr-

SPEABES CuJIEDIES. HiSTOEIES & TRAGE-
DIES. Published according to the true
Obigixall Copies. Lond. Printed by
Isaac laggard and Edward Blount, 1623,
folio. Published at 1?. The first edition
contains 36 plays, being the usual num-
ber, with the exception of Perid^s, which
was first added to the third edition. Of
these 36 plays there had been no previous
editions of 17 ; and of four (Merry 'Wives,
Henry V. and Henry VI. parts 2 and 3),
there had been no authentic edition.
Retrospective Rev. X. S. voL i. pp. 91-96,
where the following quotation from Home
Tooke's Diversions of Purley is also found
"The first edition is the only one, in my
opinion, worth regarding, and it is much
to be wished, that an edition of Shakspeare
were given literatim according to the first
folio, for by the presumptuous license of
the dwarfish commentators, who are for
ever cutting him down to their own size,
ve risk the loss of Shakespeare's genuine
text, which that folio assuredly con-
tains." Dr. Richard Wright, in 1787,
10/. Field, 402. title reprinted, 16?. 16s.
Rhodes, 2696. title and last leaf reprinted,
19/. 19s. White Knights. 4013, mor. (short
and imperfectj IK. 7s. 6d. Roscoe, 1348,
title reprinted, 2H. Steevens, 313, ilS.
title, and Ben Jonson's verses from the
second edition. 22?. Perry, pt.iii. 1335, with
s reprinted title-page, 28/. 10s. Garrick,
2405. not fine, and wanting the verses by
B. Jonson. 34/. 2s. 6d. Resold. -Toller, in
1S44, &6?. Reed, 8663, inlaid by Henderson
the player, and bound in 3 vols, in russia,
88/. Stanley, 426, title reprinted, and
wanting the original verses, russia. by
Roger Payne, 37?. IBs. resold Xorth, pt.iii.
455, 39/. 18s. Sir P. Thompson, 936, 41/.
Kassau, pt. ii. 1012, with verses from the
second edition, 49?. 7s. Hibbert, 7564,
russia, fine and perfect by Montague,
K/. Is.; resold Wilks, in 1847, 155/. and
again, Gardner, in 1854, 250?. size 12|
by 8 inches (bought by Henry Uuth,
Esq.) Roxburghe, 3786. portrait and
verses iulaid, morocco. 100?. ; size 134 ^7
Scinches, now the Duke of Devonshire's.
Dent, pt. ii. 1268, mor. (large and fine, but
tlie tide pasted down) 110/. 5s, K.emble,

1657, inlaid and bound in mor. 112?. 7a
resold Boswell, 3210, 105/. Saunders' in
1819, size V2l by 8S inches, 121?. 16s. now
in the Grenville collection. Evans, in
1825, fine and tall copy, but wanting the
verses, the List of Actors, and Digges'
Verses to Shakespeare's Memorie, 89?. 53.
Heber, pt. ii. in 1K4, wanting Ben
Jonson's verses, the leaf containing
Digges' verses, and list of actors, also the
title deficient of the imprint, 57/. ISs.
Broadley, in 1832, very fine and large
copy, but wanting Ben Jonson's verse.?
opposite Portrait, Digges' verses, and
the list of actors, 51?. Bright, in 1&45,
the title reprint, verses from another
edition, and some leaves inlaid, 31i. lOs.
Wilks (see anti), March, 1847, fine and
perfect, russia, by Montague, 155?. Stowe,
in 1^49, russia, i2| by 8^ in., the verses
inlaid, 76?. Hawirey, 1853, some leaves
mended, 63/. Utterson, 1852, title and
portrait mounted, verses inlaid, and seve-
ral leaves mended. 49?. E. Poynder, June
5, 1854, bound in russia by Roger Payne,
title reprint, but original head and verses,
the latter inlaid, size 12J by 8J inches,
SS?. Lo.scombe, June 19, 1S54, in red mo-
rocco, the upper part of the title repaired,
the verses in facsimile, and a few leaves
mended, size 12 by 8 inches, 65/ 10s. So-
theby's, Dec. 1S54. size 12^ by 8j inches,
150/. Sotheby's, May, 1855 (Bakersj, size
12i by 8f inches ; verses inlaid, but
with two cancelled leaves in As Yoa Like
It, 163/. 16s. (bought for Mr. Lenox,
of New York). Sotheby's, Ang. 1S55,
morocco, by Bedford, the verses and a
few passages in facsimile by Harris,
75/. 10s. Sotheby's, March, 1S56. title
printed facsimile, the portrait inlaid and
portion of last leaf MS. 66?. Sotheby's,
April, 1856 (Lane's), mor. size 12| by 8J
inches, 164?. 17s. (bought for the Karl of
Gosford). Halliwell, May, 1856, verses,
title, and three last leaves reprinted, ifcc.
with MS. annotations. 39?. Sotheby's,
Jan. 1857. title reprinted, verses from the
second edition, list of actors and last leaf
facsimile, and parts mended, 47?. Holland,
July, 1860, title reprint, but original
head, morocco, 91?., size 12| by &J inches.
Mr. Ellis has a copy measuring 12| by
Si, in morocco, price 200 guineas. A
copy in the possession of K. S. Turner,

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SHAKESPEAEE.

ShakeSPEAEE, Wm. — continued.
Esq., measures 131 by 8J. Auotlier, in
the possession of Kobert Holford, Esq.,
quite as large, and extremely fine, is
said to have cost him 2.50/., and George
Daniel, Esq. has a very fine one (formerly
Daniel Moore's) said to be even larger.
The late Bp Butler had a copy contain-
ing a proof leaf of page 278 of Hamlet,
and sever.al variations described in Ma-
lone's Shakespeare, vol. xsi.; but the
title, portrait, and verses were facsimile,
and Cymbeline of the second edition.

Collation of tU First Edition— 'TMe, on
■which is the portrait of Shakespeare, by
Martin Droeshout, opposite is a leaf con-
taining verses, 10 lines ' To the Header,'
signed B. I. (for Ben lonson), and printed
thus:

To the Reader.
This Tigure, that thou here seest put,

It was for gentle Shakespeare cut;
Wherein the Grauer had a strife

vvitli Nature, to out-doo the life:
0, could he but liaue drawne his wit

As well in brasse, as he hath hit
His face ; the Print would then surpasse

All, that was euer writ in brasse.
But, since he cannot, Reader, looke
Not ou his Picture, but his Hooke.

B. I.
The vnriatinns hetveen this first edition of
the verses and the second, are seen in the
fourth and fifth lines, where the vv is small
in the first, and large in the. second edition.
The third and fourth editions have several
words in Italic, which sufficiently distin-
guish them.

Dedication 'to William Earle of Pem-
broke, &c.' and 'Philip Earle of Mont-
gomery, &c.,' signed 'lohn Heminge
and Henry Conde.ll,' tuw pages on one
leaf: (In tlie bottom line of first page the
word like is in this first edition, while
some is substituted in the second). 'To
the great Variety of Readers,' signed
John Heminge and llmrui Condeli : one
le.af, tilt reverse page hlank; 'To the me-
mory of my beloved the Author, Mr.
William Shakespeare,' 2 pages of verses,
sign''d Ben. lonson, on one leaf. 'Vpon tlie
Lines and Life of the Famous Scenicke
Poet, Master 'WilUam Shakespeare,'
signed Hvgh Holland, one leaf, the re-
verse page hlank ; 'To the Memorie of the
deceased Authour, Maister W. Shakes-
peare,' 22 lines, signed L. Digges, and
' To the Memorie of i\L W. Shake-speare,'
8 lines, signed L M., both on one leaf, the
reverse page lilank ; ' The Workes of
William Shakespeare, containing all his
Comedies, Histories and Tragedies;
Truely set forth according to their first
Uriginall,' followed hy ' The Names of tlie
Principall Actors iu all these Playes,' one i

leaf, the reverse page Hank ; ' A Cata-
logve of the seuerall Comedies, Histories,
and Tragedies contained in this Volume,'
one leaf , the reverse page hlank. This first
edition contains refr.rences to the pages of the
volume, ivhirh are omitted in the second. (It is
curious that in this catalogue of contents
' Troilus and Cressida' is not mentioned,
although contained in the volume.) After
these 9 preliminary leaves follow the plays,
paged as here indicated. — The Tempest,
pp. 1—19; The Two Gentlemen of Vero-
na, pp. 20—38; (the running titles of pp.
37. 3S are wrongly printed 'The Merry
Wiues of Windsor'); The Merry Wiuea
of Windsor, pp. 39—60 (pp. 50 and 59 are
misprinted 58 and 51): Measvre for Mea-
svre, pp. 61—84 ; The Comedie of Errors,
pp. 85—100 (p. 86 is misprinted 88);
Much adoe about Nothing, pji. 101 — 121 ;
Loues Labour lost, pp. 122 — 144 ; A Mid-
summer Nights breame, pp. 145^162
(pp. 153 and 161 are misprinted 151, 163);
The Merchant of Venice, pp. 163 — 184
(pp. 164, 165 are misprinted 162, 163, and
Mr. Amyot had a copy in which page
166 was printed 160); As vou Like it,
pp. 185— 207 (p. 189 is mi.sprinted 187);
The Taming of the Shren", pp. 208—
229 (p. 214 in some copies is misprinted
212); All's Well that Ends Well, pp.
230—254 (p. 237 in some copies is mis-
printed 233, pp. 249, 250 are misprinted
251, 252); Twelfe Night, Or what you
will, pp. 255—275 (p 265 is misprinted
273); page 276 is blank; The Winters
Tale, pp. 277—303; page 304 is blank.
The life and death of King lohn, pp.
1—22; The life and death of King Ri-
chard the Second, pp. 23—43 (p. 37 in some
copies is misprinted 39); The First Part
of Henry the Fourth, with the Life and
Death of Henry siraaraed llnt-Spvrre,
pp. 46— 73 (pp. 47 and 48 are missing);
The Second Part of Henry the Fourth,
Containing his Death : and the Corona-
tion of King Henry the Fift, pp. 74—100
(pp. 89, 90 are raiopriuted 91, 92); a leaf
containing Epilogve and "Tlie Actors
Names; The Life of Henry the Fift, pp.
69—95 ; The first Part of Henry the
Sixt, pp. 96—119; The second Part of
Henry the Sixt, with the death of the
Good Dukellvmfrey, pp. 120—146; Tlie
third Hart of Henry the Sixt, with the
death of the Duke of Yorke, pp. 147—172
(pp. 165, 166 are misprinted 167, 168); The
Tragedy of Richard the Third : with the
Landing of Earle Richmond, and the
liattell of Bosnorth Field, pp. 173—204;
The Famous History of the Life of King
Henry the Eight, pp. 205—232 (p. 216 is
misprinted 218) ; Tlie Prologue, and first
page of The Tragedie of Troylns and
Cressida unpaged, after which pp. 79 —
80; then 25 pages on 13 leaves without

SHAKESPEAEE.

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Shakespeaee, Wm. — continued.
pagination, the last blank ; The Tra-
gedy of Coriolanus, pp. 1 — 30 ; The La-
mentable Tragedy of Titus Andronicus,
pp. 31—52 ; The Tragedie of Komeo
Rnd Ivliet, pp. 53—79 (,pp. 77, 78, want-
ing"!; The Life of Tymon of Athena,
pp. 80 — S2. 81—98 (^which makes pages SO
and 82 duplicate); a leaf containing 'The
Actors Names,' the reverse of the page
blank ; The Tragedie of Ivlivs Casar,
pp. 109—30; The Tragedie of Macbeth,
pp. 131 — 51 ; The Tragedie of Hamlet,
Prince of Denmarke, pp. 1.52 — 6, (157 to
256 omitted) 257—82 (.pp. 279, 282 are
misprinted 259 — 280, and Jlr. Amyot had
a copy in which p. 278 contained ten
errors, which were corrected in other
copies ; he thought this might be an
uncorrected proofj ; The Tragedie of
King Lear, pp. 28;i— 309 (p. 308 is mis-
printed 38) ; The Tragedie of ( )thello, the
Woore of Venice, pp. 310—339; (Messrs.
Longmans had a copy in which, at the
top of page 333, were the words •' and hell
gnaw his bones," instead of Roderigo's
Speech ;) The Tragedie of Anthonie and
Cleopatra, pp. .340—368 ; The Tragedie of
Cymbeline, pp. 369—399 (pp. 379, 399 are
misprinted 3b9 and 993). The signatures in [
the volume run thus : A, contaming title and '
introductory matter, 8 leaves; the Tem-
pest to the Winters Tale, A to Cc 2,
in sixes (V is In some copies misprinted
Vv) ; King John to Troilus and Cressida,
a to g. iu sixes, (a 3 is misprinted A a 3),
g g, 8 leaves, h to x, and %, '<*', iu sixes.
cr<", onii leaf, (m 3 is misprinted 13, \
X is is not marked) ; Coriolanus to Cym-
beline, a a to f f, in sixes (b b 2 is
misprinted B b 2) j g g has eight leaves
(five of which are marked g g, g g 2, G g
p g 2, g g 3), h h, k k t-o v V, X, y y to
b b b, in sixes (n n and n n 2 are misprint-
ed N n and N n 2, oo is misprinted O o.
00 2 has no signature, 1 1 2 is misprinted
1 1 3, y y 2 and y y 3 are misprinted y 2
and y 3). At the end of the volume
is 'Printed at the Charges of W. Jag-
gard, Ed. Blount, I. Smithweeke, and W.
Aspley, 1623.'

The Portbait bv Droeshoct served
for the first four editions. The genuine
state, as it occurs iu the first three
editions, is distinguishable from subse-
quent impressions by the shading on the
left of the forehead (as it stands before
you), which is expressed by single lines
curving inwards from left to right with-
out any crossing whatever, while iu
the repaired state, as it occurs in the
fourth edition, the lines are strongly
crossed, and bend outwards. Besides this,
the hair is cros.^ed in the repaired state, I
while in the original it is iu single lines. ,

A copy of thir first editiou of Shake- 1

speare, formerly in the possession of
Messrs. Arch, of Comhill, bore the data
of 1622, and another of the same data
(formerly Mr. Baker's, and now iu the
possession of Mr. Lenox of New Vork)
has in addition, two cancelled leaves in
the play of ' As you like it,' sheet R ; but,
as regards the date, Mr. Lenox, in his
own privately printed catalogue, throws
some doubt on its integrity. He says,
" The title-page with the date 1622 'is
inlaid at the bottom lelow the imprint :
if by this means the last tigure has been
tampered with, the alteration is very
successfully concealed."

Reprint of the First Edition, 1807,
folio, published at 51. 5s. Hibbert, 878-3,
i;. lis. Rhodes, 2699, 11. 14s. Strettell,
1668, russia, 2?. 12s. 6d. Perry, pt. iii.
1339, carefully compared, literatim and
verbatim, by W. Upcott, and 368 errors of
the press corrected, 121. Is. 6d Haw trey,
July, 1853, russia, 31. 6s. Dawson Turner,
March, 1853, with a trauscript of Mr.
L'pcott's errata, il. 8s. Sotheby's, Jan.
1860, with the errata discovered by Wm.
Upcott marked in the margins, 61. 12s. 6d.
On INDIA PAPER, three copies printed. So-
theby's, March, 1847, il. is. In Thorpe's
Catalogue, 1825, with additional portraits
of Shakespeare and the Earl of Pembroke,
16?. 16s. Concerning Mr L'pcott's Errata,
see Notes and Queries, vol. vii.p.47.

A Second Reprint of the First Edi-
tion is now iu the course of publication
(1862) by Mr. Lionel Booth. This is a
facsimile as to matter, but differs in size,
being a broad 8vo. (or rather small 4to.)
instead of folio, price IZ. lis. 6d. There
will also be an edition in imperial Svo.
and a few copies will be printed in folio,
size of the original, two of them on vel-
lum. Like the original, it is divided into
3 parts, viz. 1. Comedies; 2. Histories;
3. Tragedies, which are intended to form
one volume. The first part, contain-
ing the Comedies, with a photographic
facsimile of the original portrait by
Droeshout, has already been issued, price
10s. 6d. Those Plays which appeared
singly before the first collective edition,
are also printed separately, and inter-
leaved for the purpose of annotation, at
5s. each play.

Facsimile of the First Edition. — An
exact facsimile of the first folio, produced
by the Plioto-zincographic process at Her
Majesty's Ordnance Survey Office, under
the direction of .'iir Henry James, at the
instigation of Howard Staunton. Esq., is
now in progress. It will be published by
subscription at Wl. or less. Mr. E. W.
Ashbee is also engaged in producing a
facsimile by tracing and the lithographic
process.

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SHAKESPEAEE.

Shaeespeaee, Wm. — continued.
Second Edition. Mr. WrLLiAsi

SUAKESPEAEES (JoMEDrES, HiSTOEIES AXD

Tragedies. PrBusnED accoedixg to
THE TKCE Oeigisall Copie3. The second
Impression. Lond. Printed by The.
Cotes, for Robert Allot, and are to be
sold at his shop at the signe of the Blacke
Beare in Pauls Church-yard, 1632, folio.
A copy is in the possession of Mr. Lilly,
in which the word is spelt coppks. There
■were several Proprietors of this edition,
and each one seems to have had a title
printed with his own name, so that some
bear the name of Robert Allot, othersWil-
liam Aspley, Richard Hawkins, or John
Smethwick. (Mr. Lenox, of New York,
has six variations of this title-page.)
A copy of this 2nd edition is in existence,
dated 1631. {Sic Lowndes, but he does
not give his authority, and we have no
faith in the assertion.) Garrick. 2406,
3?. 3s. Rhodes, 2697, 31. 5s. White
Knights, 4014, morocco, 5?. 2s. 6d. Field,
404, ol. 10s. North, pt. iii. 456, bl. 12s.
6d. Sir M. M. Sykes, pt. iii. oS2. 6?. 6s.
Strettell,16S9, russia, 61. Ss. 6d. Nassau,
pt. ii. 1013, 71. 10s. Bindlev, pt. iii. 814,
9;. resold Perry, pt. iii. 1336', 71. 7s. resold
Jadis, 202, 12?. 123. Kemble, 1658',
11?. lis. Hibbert, 7563, russia, 13?. Stan- ^
ley, 427, russia, by Roger Payne, 13?. 2s. :
6d. Roxburghe, 3787, morocco, 15?. Dent, i
pt. IL 1269, morocco, 15?. Steevens, 1314,
K.Chas. I.'scopy,18Z.18s.(bought for Geo.
III., see note in first col. of next page); this
had previously sold at Mead's sale for 2?.
12s. 6d. and at Dr. Askew's for 5?. 10s.)
Dr. Valpy, 1S32, 187., resold, Broadley, in
1832, blue morocco. 12?. 5s. Heber, pt i.
10?. 5s. Sotheby's, 1847, title and 3 leaves
mended, russia, 11?. lis. Stowe, in 1849,
russia, 11?. 5s. Utterson, 1852, verses
inlaid, 6?. Hawtrey, 1853, 13^ by 9t%
inches, title inlaid, 13?. 5s. Crawford,
in 1S54, large and fine, in morocco, 28?. 1
Loscombe, June, 16.54, 13/. 5s. Gardner, '
July, 1854, 18?. 10s., size 13i by Sf. So- •
theby, Dec. 1S54, russia, Tho. Cotes
for Wm. Aspley, 17?. 10s. (Mr. Halli-
well has a copy with this imprint, which
he considers extremely rare. It cost
him 31?. 10s.) Another copy, Thos.
Cotes for Rob. Allot, russia, bv Hering,
13i by 85, 11?. 5s. .Sotheby's, Jan. 1857,
last leaf laid down, 8?. 12s. 6d. Sotheby's,
Aug. 1857, size 13i by 8| inches, with '
MS. coiTections in an old hand, morocco,
title, verses, and some leaves inlaid, 10/.
Dr. Bliss, June, 185S, portrait repaired
and last leaf backed, else fine, with du-
plicate title pages, on one of which the
word according is spelt accodring, morocco,
30;. Holland, July, 1860, fine, in old calf,
measuring 13J by 85 in., 30?. Mr. Le-
nos's copyj Smetliicick title, measoies 13|

by 8| in. Sotheby's, Jan. 1860, Tho. Cote,
for Robert Allot, mor. 20?. Singer, pt. iii.
May, IStiO, (wanting the verses.; with MS.
corrections in in old hand. 19/. lOs. So-
theby's, Dec. 1861, (Rev. Jos. Hunter's
sale,) russia, by Roger Payne (part of the
title torn away), 11/. Mr. Geo. Daniel
has a copy (bought at Neville Holt's sale
for 2SZ. Is,), with rough leaves in it.

Collation. — Title, on which is the portrait
of Shakespeare by Martin Droeshout, op-
posite is a leaf containing Ben Jonson'a
verses, printed thus :

To the Reader.
This Figrnre, that thou here seest put.

It was for gentle Shakespeare cut ;
Wherein the Graver had a strife

With Nature, to out-doo the life :
O, could he but have drawne his Wit

As well in Brasse, as he hath hit
His face : the Print would then surpasse

All, that was ever writ in brasse.
But, since he cannot. Reader, locke

Not on his Picture, but his Bo<jke.
B. L

Dedication to ' William Earle of Pem-
broke, &c.' and 'Philip Earle of Moutgo-
mery, &c.' one leaf; (in the bottom line of
the first page the word saim is substituted
for the word like of the first edition _>.
' To the — Readers,' one leaf; ' Upon
the Elfiges of — and 'An Epitaph on —
W. Shakespeare,' (by John Milton, but
unsigned), one leaf [the verses on thin
leaf are- not in the 1st editiou]; two poems
to the memory of Shakespeare, signed
L. Digges and J. M., one leaf; 'The
Names of the Principal Actors in all
these Playes,' oire leaf; poems, signed Ben.
lonson, 1. M. S. and Hugh Holland, with
R Catalogue of all the Comedies, &c. in all
8 leav.:s ; the Tempest to the Winters
Tale, pp. 1—303 (pp. 46, 58, 153, 194, 249,

250, 265 are misprinted 64, &'), 151, 494,

251, 252, 273, and pages 276 and 304 are
blank _) ; King John to Henry IV. part 2,
pp. 1 — 100(pp. 47 and 48 are missing, and
pp. 49, 89, 90 are misprinted 45, 91, 92,
but in some copies p. 49 is correct);
then a leaf containing Epilogve and the
Actors Names; Henry V. to Henry VIII.,
pp. 69 to 232 (pp.94, 95, 164, 209 are mis-
printed 49, 59, 194, 120;; Troilus and
Cressidato Cymbeline, pp. 1 to 168, 269 to
419 (pp. 96, 154, 286, 287, 341, 342,351,
352, a55, 3S9 are misprinted 67, lai, 186,
187, 143, 144, 151, 152, 335, 399). At the
end of the volume is ' Printed at London
by Thomas Cotes, for John Smethwick,
William Aspley, Richard Hawkins. Ri-
chard Meighen, and Robert Allot, 1632.'
The signatures of the volume run thus :
Title and introductory matter. A, &c. 10
leaves, the Tempest to Winter's Tale, A
to Cc 2,in sizes ; King John to Henry VIII

SHAKESPEAEE.

2257

SEUKESPEiEE, Win. — continued.
« toy, in sixes; (13, m,in 2, are misprinted
h 3, M, m 3,) TroiUis and Cressida to C ym-
heline, a a to d d d 4, in sixes (c c is erro
neously printed b b, b bi is missed). In a
copy of this edition formerly belonging to
Dr. Mead, than to Askew, afterwards to
George Steevens, and at his sale piir-
chased for K. George III., is the writing
of K. Charles I. in these words, ' Dum
Spiro Spero, C.R. ;' and that of Sir Tho-
mas Herbert, Groom of the Bedchamber
to K. Charles I., 'ex dono serenissimi
Begis Car, servo suo htimiliss, T. Hur-
hert.' It has also the hand-writing of
Ben Jonaon and of George III. This
copy must ever be regarded as of great
national curiosity, not only from its former
possessors, but also from the circumstance
of its being the identical copy referred to
by Milton in his Iconoclastes, where he
Bays, " I shall not instance an abstruse
writer, wherein the King might be less
conversant, but one whom we well know
was the closet companion of these his so-
litudes, William Shakespeare." This in-
teresting volume, altiiough in the cata-
logue of King George the Fourth's
magnificent donation to the British Mu-
Feum, is not in that repository; but re-
mains with some other works in the Royal
Collection at Windsor.

Third Edition. Mb.Willi.am Shake-
speak's Comeuies, Histories, and Tra-
gedies. Published accoudixg to the
TRUE Oeigixal Copies. The third Im-
pression. And unto this Impression is
added seven Playes, never before printed
in folio, viz. : Pericles Prince of Tyre.
The London Prodigal!. The History of
Thomas L'^. Cromwell. Sir John Old-
castle Lord Cobhain. The Puritan Wi-
dow. A Yorkshire Tragedy. The Tra-
gedy of Locrine. Lond. Printed for P. C.
1664, fol. (Some copies, dated 1663, do not
contain these additional plays, see next
page.) 'This edition is said to be very rare,
the greater part of the copies having been
destroyed at the fire of London.' (This
statement has very fairly been doubted.)
Of the seven additional plays Pericles is
the only one retained in later editions,
all the others being deemed spurious.
Dr. Richard Wright in 1787, date of title
1663, v. Ss. Field. 405, 61. 12s. 6d. Hib-
tert, 7.561, russia, 71. lOs. Steevens, 1315,
Sl.Ss. Kemble, 1659, title repaired, russia,
SI. Bs; resold Utterson, 1852, 10^. 10s. Per-
ry, pt. iii. 1337, russia, 13/. 2s. 6d. White
Knights. 4015, morocco, 14/. 10s. Nassau,
pt. li. 1014, with the double titles, dated
1663 and 1664, 16/. 5s. 6d. Stanley, 428,
morocco, 16/. 16s. Rhodes, 2698, date
1663, with the portrait on the title-page,
22/. Is. Hibbert, 7562, with the double
titlea and porU-ait, 24/. Koxburghe,

37.SS, morocco, 35/. Evans, April, 1S2.),
date 16134, leaf supplied in MS., 5(. 12s. 6d.
Uent, pt. ii. 1270, with numerous curious
and important MS. emendations in a
coeval hand, mor. 65/. 2s. JoUey, in 1844,
date 1663, with tlie portrait on the title
page, 17/. ; also a copy, date 1664, 9/. 5s
Heber, pt. ii. date 1664, 26/. 10s. Broad
ley, 1S32, date 1664. 11/. 5s. Wilks, 1847,
(Hibbert's copy), 25/. 10s. Stowe, Feb-
ruary, 1819, date 1664, russia, margin of
portrait mended, and title lined, 35/.
Thorpe liad a copy, 1663, 25/. Haw-
trey, in 1853, date 1664, leaf containing
portrait and verses mounted, 20/. JoUey,
1653, date 1663, with the spurious plays,
but wanting verses. 15/. Loscombe,
June, 1854, date 1664, 16/. Gardner,
July lSo4, date 1663, 12,% by 85^ inches,
25/. Sotheby's, Dec. 1854, date 1664,
with duplicate title, of the date 1663,
russia. by Ilering. 13 by 8.j inches, 501,
Sotheby's, J.au. 1857, date 1663,16/.; ano-
ther, date 1664, title and dedication fac-
simile, the leaf containing portrait and
verses mended, 15/. Sollieby's, Aug.
1857, date 1664, morocco, 20/. 10s. Dr.
Bliss, June, 1858, very fine, morocco, 511,
Lord Stuart de Rothsay, date 1664, with
duplicate title 1663. and verses in large
type opposite, fine tall copy, 50/. A similar
copy, but the verses inlaid, and wantins
5 leaves, Sotheby's, Aug. 1857, 261. 10s.
A copy, formerly Dr. Fanner's, and now
in Mr, Miller's library at Britwell, Bucks,
has both titles; the one dated 1664 in its
usual state, that of 1663 with a blank
space for portrait, and Ben Jonson's
verses in large type opposite. It mea-
sures 13i by 8| inches. Miss Currer,
Aug. 1862. date 1664, in the original calf
binding, 13J by 8| inches, 43/. iOs.

CoVat'ton. — Title, one leaf, opposite
which is the portrait of Shakespeare by
Martin Droeshout, with Ben Jonson's
verses underneath : —

To the Header.
This Figure, that thou here seest put,

It was for gentle Shakespeare cut ;
Wherein the Graver had a strife

With Xature, to out-doe the Life:
O, could he but have drawn his WU

As well in Brasse, as he has hit
His Face ; the Print would then surpasse

All, that was ever writ in Brasse.
But, since he cannot. Reader, look

Not on his Ficture, but his Book.
B.J.

There are several variations between the
third and fourth editions of these verses. Ivt
the principal is, that Shakespeare is .speU
with the final e in the third, and without iim
the fourth edition.

The Introductorymatteris similar to tl>at

225S

siia:k:espeaee.

Shakespeaee, V^m. — cntinued.
in the second edition,but somewhat differ-
ently arranged, and printed in a much
larger type, without any blank pages,
in all 8 leaves; Tempest to Cymbeline,
pp. 1 — 677 ; Pericles, pp. 1 — 20 ; London
Prodigal to Locrine, pp. 1—100. Errors
in the pagination of the volume, some
of which do not occur in all copies, from
which circumstance it is evident that
several were corrected during the time the
volume was passing through the press. —
Among those we have tested are the fol-
lowing, but we are aware there are many
more. Page 39 is misprinted 36 ; pp. Iu8,
109, 120, 196 are misprinted 56, 111. 119,
194,(but in some copies pp. 1'39 and 120 are
correct); pp. 201, 203, 223 are misprinted
103. 103, 123 ; pp. 276 and 304 are blank ;
p. 373 is misprinted 374 ; pp. 428, 433 are
misprinted 4.33, 428; p. 478 is in some co-
pies paged on the wrong side, in some on
the proper side ; pp. 560 to 56-3 are repeat-
ed ; pp. 576, 579 are misprinted 556,559 ; p.
608 is missing ; pp. 619, 650, 651, 659 are
misprinted 617, 649, 650, 657, (in some co-
pies pp. 657 and 653 are repeated, and pp.
665 aud 666 are missed) ; p. 660 is mis-
printed 6-53, in some copies 646, in others
660; pp. 661, 662 are misprinted 659, 660 ;
p. 663 is misprinted 655, in some copies
661 ; pp. 664, 665, 666 are misprinted 662,
66.3,664; pp. 714, 715 are repeated; pp.779,
793 are misprinted 787, 799 ; np. 8.58, 661,
863 are misprinted 859, 961, 669 ; pp. 87.%
875,876, 877 are misprinted 973, 879, 990,
881, (in some copies 877 is correct). Peri-
cles, pp. 1—20, is correct. London Pro-
digal, &c. pp. 12, 13, 18 are misprinted 4,
5, 16 ; in other copies the first 16 pages
are correct; pp. 27, 30 are misprinted 30,
27, (in some copies these two pages are
correct; : p. 36 is misprinted 41, and vice
versa, and both are paged on the wrong
side, and the head lines are wrong ; pp. 49,
50, 51, 52 are misprinted 50, 51, 52, 53.
The signatures of this edition run thus —
a (including portrait and title), 4 leaves,
b, six leaves, A to A a, in sixes, B b, 8
leaves, C c to D d d d, in sixes, E e e e, 4
leaves. Pericles, a, six leaves, b, 4 leaves.
The London Prodigal, &c. *, ", '.', •"»,
4 leaves each, then •" A and •! B, six
leaves each, *^ C to <I F, 4 leaves each,
and •[ G, 6 leaves. ^ B 3 is misprinted
1[B2.
This TntBD Editiok was itp.st isstTBD

m 1663, WITH THE FOLLOW.'XI TITLE-PAGE :

'Mr. William Shakespeare's Comedies,
Histories and Tragedies. Published ac-
cording to the true Original Copies. The
Third Impp.esstos. Lond. Printed for
Philip Chetwinde, 1663.' Copies with this
date DO SOT costais the seves siueiocs
PLAYS, and in some a space is left in the
title-page for the portrait ; but in a few

. copies the portrait is engraved on the
title-page, and the verses by Ben Jonson
in large type on a leaf opposite. A copy

1 of this date, having the portrait on tha

I title, is in the British Museum ; and an-
other, with both titles of date 1663, one
with the poi trait, the other without, is ia
'lie possession of Mr. Lennox, of Xew York,

j It measures 13^ by 8J inches. The Capell
copy has both titles, and also the large
letter verses, therefore 10 prelimy. leaves.

' Fourth Edition, Ma. William
! Shake&peab's C'jsifdies, Histoeies, and
I Tragedies, Published accop.disg to tbk
telt: Oeigisal Copies. Unto which ifl

1 ADDED, seven PlATS, KEVEB BEFORE

Pbixted in Folio; viz. Pebicles, Peincb
OF Ttee. The London Prodigal. The
HisTOET OF Thomas Lord Cbomwel.
Sib John Oldcastle Lord CoBHAM. The
Puritan Widow. A YoekshikeTbagedv.
The Tbagedt of Loceine. The Fourth
Edition. London, Printed for H. Herring-
man, E. Brewster, 1{. Chiswell, and K.
Bentiey, at the Anchor in the New Ex-
change, the Crane in St. Pauls Church-
Yard, and ia Uussel-Street, Covent-Gar-
den, 1685. folio. Field, 405', 2«. 2s. Jadis,
203, 2/. 10s. Steevens, 1316, 2/. 12s. 6d.
• Strettell, 1690, morocco, 3/. 3s. Brockett,
' 2863, rnssia, 3?. 8s. Hibbert, 7560, 3^. 9s.
] AVhite Knights, 4016, morocco, 41. 16s.
Perry, pt. iii. 1:338, ol. Roxburghe, 3789,
6?. 6s. Nassau, pt. ii. 1015, 61. 83. 6d.
Stanley, 4:i9, russia, 11. 9s. 6d. Dent, pt.
ii. 1271, morocco, 71. 10s. Kemble, 1G60,
71. 17s. 6d. Broadley, in 1S32, russia, 21.
I 2s. Jolley, in 1844, 31. 4s. Sotheby's,
1847, rubsia, fine, kl. 4s. Stowe, in lb49,
russia, il. 6s. Hawtrey, in 16.i3, H. Us.
; Sotheby's, Dec. 1854, russia by Ilenug,
' 9/. 15s. Sotheby's, Jan. 1857, 6/. les.
j Sotheby's, Jan. I860,, russia, kl. 10s. A
i copy in the Britwell library (Mr. Miller's)
! measures 13| by 9 inches. CoUaticm. —
Title, opposite which is Martin Droe-
shout's portrait of Shakespeare, under.
Aeath which are Ben Jonson's verses :

To thi Reader.
This Figure that thou here seest put,

It was for gentle Shakespear cut;
Wherein the Graver had a strife
With Nature to outdo the Life.
O, could he but have drawn his Wit

As well in Brass, as he has hit
His Face ; the Print would then surpass

All that was ever writ in Brass,
But since he cannot, Reader, look
Not on his Picture, but his Book.
B.J.
(The original portrait was nsed for this
edition, after having been retouched ; it
here occupies the upper part of a leaf
precedii);^ the title, having the metrical
lines beneath it.) Introductory matter
:iiiuilar to that in the second edition, 4

SHAKESPEAEE.

2259

ShakeSPEABE, Wm. — continu-ed.
leaven ; Tempest to Winter's Tale, pp. 1
to 272, after which is a leaf containing
'The Names of the Actors.' Among the
numerous errors in pagination the fol-
lowing have been tested. Page 33 is
misprinted 23; pp. 97, 98 are wanting;
pp. 107, X09 are misprinted 109, 111 ; pp.
123, 124 are printed in a much smaller
type; pp. 161, 162 are wanting; pp. 190,
191 are misprinted 186, 187 ; pp. 219, 246,
are misprinted 221,231; p. 253 (misprint-
ed 543) and p. 254 are repeated. King
John to Romeo and Juliet, pp. 1 — 328.
Pages 88t 93 are in some copies mis-
printed 87, 92 ; p. 225 is misprinted 224.
Timon of Athens to Locrine, pp. 1 — 303.
Page 67 is misprinted 76. The signatures
of the volume run thus — A, including por-
trait and title, 6 leaves, then A (Tempest)
to Y, in sixes, Z, 4 leaves, H(h) to li d d,
in sixes, E e e, 8 leaves, A a a (Timon of
Athens) to Bbbb, in sixes, and Cccc, 2
leaves.

*,* For the first edition of each play, as
publisJud separately, see Singi.,e PLA\s,post.

Modem Editions,

Arranged, as far as possible, both critically
and chronologically. To facilitate reference,
an Index is given at end of article, page 2270.

The Works of "William Shakespeare,
revised and corrected, with an Account
of his Life and Writings, by Nicholas
Rov.'E ; to which are added his Poems ;
with critical Remarks on the Plays, &c.
(by Charles Gildon). Lend. 'Tonsou,
1709-10, 8vo. 7 vols. With cuts. Thf first
small edition and the first with plates. Twenty
years had been allowed to elapse since
the publication of the fourth folio, before
popular opinion encouraged any London
publisher to venture on a new or port-
able edition. Rowe unfortunately adopted
the fourth and worst of the folio editions
for his text, and corrrected but few of its
errors. His biography, however, is the
most authentic we have. North, pt. ii.
1633, 6 vols, (wanting Poems), i;. Is.
Garrick, 2272, 7 vols. Zl. 10s. Steevens,

1317, 6 vols. II. 5s. LARGE PAPER, 6 VOls.

Isaac Reed, II. 2s. Stowe, 8s. 6d.

—Second edition, Lond. 1714, 12mo.
9 vols, with plates. Subjoined to vol.
I.X., which contains the Poems, are ' Re-
marks on the Plays of Shakspeare,' by
Charles Gildon. Garrick, 9 vols. Zl. 10s.

The Works of William Shakespeare,
collated and corrected by the former
Editions, by Alexandep. Pope. Lond.
Tonson, 1725 (some of the volumes dated
1723), 4to. 6 vols. Prefixed is a por-
trait ot Shakespeare by Vertue. Seven

hundred and fifty copies printed at 6?. 6^
each. Steevens, 1318, 21. 3s. Garrick,
2356, 11. 53. Sotheby's, August, 1857, U.
3s. To tliese si.'c volumes may be added
as a seventh, a volume, printed in 1725,
which contains 'Venus and Adonis, Tar-
quin and 1 ncrece and Sliakespear's Mis-
cellany Poems; to which is prefix'd, an
Essay on the Art, Rise and Progress
of the Stage in Greece, Rome, and Eng-
land, and a Glossary of the old Words
us'd in these Works, The whole revis'd
and corrected, with a Preface, by Dr.
Sewell.' Pope is said to have been de-
ficient in the industry of collation, and
to have indulged too much in fanciful
alterations. His edition did not satisfy
the great expectations raised of it, and
Theobald, who followed him with less
ability but more industry, was justly
preferred, altliough he too has ventured

I upon many innovations.

I —Lond. Touson, 1728, 12mo. 10 vols.
{Pope's 2nd edition.) Tliis edition is said to
contain additional notes and corrections.
According to Boaden.the portrait prefixed

I as Shakespeare is that of King James.
Roxburghe, 3790, 143. .Steevens, 1319,
U. Is.

Plays, with a Glossary. {Pop^s edition.)
Lond. Knapton, 1731, 18mo. 9 vols, with
portrait.

j Plays. (Pope's edition 9) Lond. Tonson,
1735, 12mo. 8 vols, with cuts. A ninth
volume contains the seven spurious
plays. Sabine, 847, M. 7s. 848, 21. 153. A
copy, with MS. notes by Dr. John
Hoadly, is in the Bodleian Library.

— Glasgow, by Foulis, 1766, 18mo.8 vols,
in 16. (Pope's edition.) White Knights,
3845, 2?. 10s.

— Birmingham, by Baskeeville, print-
ed and sold by Robert Martin, 1768, 8vo.
9 vols. (Pope's edition.) Tliis edition was
printed with Baskerville's types, at the
suggestion of Mr, Garrick, and sold at
Stratford during the Jubilee. Sabine,
851, morocco, 3/. 4s, Garrick, 2286, mssia,
71. 10s.

The Works of William Shakespeare,
collated with the oldest Copies, and cor-
rected, with Notes explanatory and cri-
tical by Lewis Theobald. Lond. Ton-

* son, 1733, Svo. 7 vols, portrait and plates.
An edition of considerable merit, not-
withstanding the abuse of it by Pope
and Wnrburton. The plates are considered
curious, as .'-hewing the costume of the
time in the dressing of the characters.
Sabine, 846, 11. 7s. Garrick, 2288, 11. 8s.
Sotheby's in 1824, 1/. ISs. Steevens,
1320, blue turkey, 21. 18s. large paper,
royal 8vo. Askew, 413, 4?. 5s. Williams,
1605, Frederick Prince of Wales' copy,
in old morocco. 111. Heber, pt. i. witU

7\

2260

SHAKESPEASE.

/

ShakeSPEAEE, Wm. — continued.
MS. notes by Edward Walpole. Roberts,
and Styan Thirlby, 19?. lOs. This
copy is now in the Bodleian Library.

— Second edition. Loud. 1740, 12ino. 8
vols, with cuts by Grarelot. Goiigh, 4101,
i;. 6s. Strettell, 1315, 1?. 6s. Steevens
1321, lA 9s. Willett, 2234, 21. 6s. Sothe-
by's, 1851, with MS. Notes by Gray the
Poet, 121. 10s. (now in the possession of
Mr. Halliwell).

— Lond. 1752, 12mo. 8 vols. This is the
second edition of Theobald's Shakespear,
with a new title-page.

— Lond. 1757, TJieohaleCs edition, 8vo. 8
vols, with cuts by Gravelot. Dent. pt. ii.
494, Zl. 13s.

— Lond. 1762, Theobald's edition, 12mo.
8 vols, with cuts.

—Lond. 1767, TheohaM's edition, 12mo.
8 vols. Evans, 1832, II. 5s.

—Loud. 1772, Theobald's edition, 12nio.
12 vols. Halliwell, 1862.

—Lond. 1773, Theol>ald's edition, 12mo. 8
vols. cuts. North, pt. ii. 1635, 11. 15s.
Fickering, 1854, 19s.

— Lond. n. d. Theobald's edition, 12mo.
12 vols. (1777?)

It appears (by reference to Mr. Ton-
son's books) that Theobald received 652?.
10s. as his share of profits on his various
editions, of which in all no fewer than
12.860 copies were printed. No other
editor had gained so much. Rowe re-
ceived only 36?. 10s. ; Pope, 217?. ; Warbur-
ton, 560?. ; Dr. Johnson, 480?. ; and Capell,
300?.

Shakespeare's Plays, revised and cor-
rected by the former Editions, with a Glos-
sary, edited by Sie Thomas H antier ; and
various readings. Oxfoid, at the theatre,
1744-46, 4to. 6 vols, with plates by Grave-
lot, after Hayman's designs. Steevens.
1323, morocco, 21. Is. 6d. Roxburghe, 3791,
3?. 15s. Marquis of Townshend, 2S36, 4?.
Is. Willett, 2151, 5?. 12s. 6d. Edwards,
139, mor., 6?. 16s. 6d. Drury, 4015, mor.,
8?. 5s. Roscoe, 1349, 10?. 15s. large
PAPER? This edition, though founded on
Pope's, and wilder even in conjectural cri-
ticism, rose to the value of 10?. 10s. before
it was reprinted in 1770-71, while Pope's
six quartos were at the same period sold
off at Tonson'ssale for 16s. per copy.

— Hanmer's second edition, Oxford,
1770-1, royal 4to. 6 vols, with plates by
Gravelot after Hayman. Garrick, 2357,
3?. 4s. Heath, 192S, russia, 5?. 15s. 6d.
Steevens, 1327, in hogskin, 7/. 7s. large
PAPER is mentioned in Lackingtou'b Ca-
talogue, but we think in error.

Plays, from Hanmer's edition, with Life
and Pope's Preface. Lond. 1745, 8vo. 6
vols, with portrait of Shakespeare. Stee-
vens, 1324, 1?. Is. Sabine, 849, 11. 3s. I

' Works (Plays only) and Glossary, frftm
Hanmer's edition. Lond.Tonson,KnaptoE,
J. Osborn, and otliers, 1747, ISmo. 9 vols,
with portrait of Shakespeare bv G. Van-
der Gucht, and cuts. D'int, pt. ii.'493, 3?. 7s.
Steevens, 1325, gilt leaves, 5?. Stowe.
1?. lis.

Works and Glossary, from Hanmer's
edition.— Lond. 1748, 12mo. 9 vols. Stee-
. vens, 1326, 1?. 13s. Williams, 1604, mo.
j rocco by Derome. 6?. 8s. 6d.

Works, (Plays only) with a Glossary,
I carefully printed from the Oxford ( Sir
Tho. Hanmer's) edition of 1744. Lond.
Knapton, 1751, ISrao. 9 vols.

— Again, Lond. Tonson and Knapton,
1760, ISmo. 9 vols.

Plays with a Comment and Notes by
Pope and Warbdktox (the editor). Lond.
Knapton, 1747, 8vo. 8 vols, with portrait
of Shakespeare engraved by Vertue.
This edition, founded on Pope's, is thought
to be the worst of all, and was never
esteemed. The editor does little more
than make his author a stalking-horse for
the display of his own learning, though
some of his conjectures and illustrations
are happy. Steevens, 1328, 1?. Garrick,
2269, presentation copy, 4?. 14s. 6d.
Heber, pt. i. with MS. notes by Dr.
S. Johnson, bought at the sale of his
library by G, Steevens, 13?. 13s. Heber,
pt. i."with MS. notes by Styan Thirlby
(wanting vol. vi.), 6?. Heber, pt. i., Gar-
rick's copy, 1?. 4s. Bright, 18s.

The Works of Shakespear ; the genuine
Text (collated with all tlieformer editions,
and then corrected and amended) is here
settled, &c. By Mr. Pope and Mr. War-
burton. Dublin, 1747, 12mo. 8 vols. Stee-
vens, 1329, 15s.

Shakspeare's Works, in which the
Beauties obsei-ved by Pope, AVarburton,
and Dodd are pointed out, together with
the Author's Life, a Glossary and Various
Readings, (edited by the celebrated Dr.
HcGH Blair). Edinb. Sands, Hamilton,
Balfour, Kincaid, and others, 1753, 12mo.
8 vols. — Edinb. Kincaid, Bell, and others,
1761, 12mo. 6 vols. Roxburghe. 3792, 1?.
Ganick, 2290, 1?. 2s. — Edinb. Ruddiman,
1769, 12mo. 8 vols.— Edinb. 1771, 12mo. 8
vols. 2/.2s. LARGE PAPEP.. Garrick, 2274,
5?. 10s. Reprinted, " from Dr. Blair's
correct edition of 1753, with Glossary, In-
dex, &c." Edinburgh and Glasgow, 1795,
12mo. 8 vols.

The Plays of William Shakespeare,
with corrections. &c. Edinb. 1767, 12mo.
10 vols.— Edinb. 1797, 12mo. 8 vols.

The Plays of William Shakespeare,
with the Corrections and Illustrations of
various Commentators: to which are
added Notes and a Preface by Bamuei.
JoHssoK, Lond. Tonson and others, 1765*

SHAKESPEARE.

2261

Shakespeaee. TVm. — continued.
8vo. 8 vols. port, by Vertue. Though this
edition di.-^appoiiitc-d public expectation,
■which had been higlily raised, it was
acknowledged to be stiperior to any of its
predecessors, and the Preface commanded
universal admiration. Steevens, 1331,
il. Us. Roxbiirghe, 3793, il. Reed, 8488,
uncut,4?. North, pt. ii. 1634, il.—lieprinled
Dublin, 1766, 10 voh.

— Second edition, Lond. 1768, 8vo. 8
Yols. Bright (Dr. Parr's copy, with his
MS. notes), U. 2s.

I Twenty Plays, edited by Steevens,
1766. See Selections, poi^t.

Mr. William Shakesp.>are, his Come-
dies, Histories, and Tragedies, set out
by himself in Quarto, or by the Flayers
his Fellows in Folio, and now faithfully
republished from those Editions, in ten
Volumes octavo; with an Introduction.
Whereunto will be added, in some other
Volumes, Notes critical and explanatory,

^ and a Body of various Reading.? entire,
by Edward Capell. Loud, printed by

» Dryden l-each for J. and R. Tonson,
n. d. but 1767-63, cr. Svo. 10 vols. Capell

^ was a careful and industrious editor, and
is praised for the purity of his colla-
tions, but not for any ingenuity ; the

f notes and various readings promised on
the title-page were not printed till

V 1779-80, and then only in 4to. Steevens,
1330, 21. 6s. Strettell, 1316, 31. Bindley,
pt. iii. 1083, 31. 15s. North, pt. ii. 1638,
with Bell's plates. 47. 5s. Marquis of
Townshend, 2907. il. 14s. 6d. Garrick,
2273, 51. 2s. 6d. Dent, pt. ii. 496, morocco,
bl. OS. Reed, S4S7, 61. 17s. 6d. resold Sa-
bine, 850, 3Z. 10s. Lloyd, 1132, with
Bell's plates inserted, and Evans' edition
of Shakespeare's Poems, morocco, SI. 2s.
6d. White Knights, 3846, morocco, It I.
Heber, pt. i. Malone's copy, with his MS.
corrections and emendations, Tl. 7s. Han-
rott, Thurston's designs inserted. 4?
Pickering, Aug. 1854, II. 12s. Sotheby's,
•an. 1860, edges uncut, 2?. 3s. Capell's
Prolusions, Lond. 1760, cr. Svo. are some-
times adjoined to his Shakespeare as a
supplementary volume. See Capell, Ed.
p. 368.

The Plays of W. Shakespeare, from the
Text of Dr. S. Johnson, with the Pre-
faces, notes, &c.of Rowe, Pope, Theobald,
Hanmer, Warburton, Johnson, and select
Notes from many other Critics; also the
Introduction of the last editor, Mr. Ca-
pell : and a Table, shewing his various
Readings. Dublin, Thomas Ew^NG, 1771,
12mo. 12 vols. Garrick. 2285. il. lis.
Marquis of Townshend, 2908,4/. 14s. 6d.
Puttick, June, 1860, IM is. The Poems
were also printed by Ewing in 1771, to
correspond with this edition, and form a
thirteenth volume.

The Plays of W. Shakespeare, with
the Corrections and Illustrations of va-
rious Commentators ; to which are added
Notes by Samuel Johnson and George
Steevens. with an Appendix. Lond.
1773, Svo 10 vols. This edition, in which
were united the native powers of Dr.
Johnson with the activity, sagacity, and
antiquarian learning of George Steevens,
superseded all previous editions, and
became the standard lor future editors
and publishers. Steevens, 1332, 2Z. 14s.
Reed, 8489, 21. 15s. Garrick, 2287, il. 7s.
Roxburghe, 3794. 5?.

Shakespeare's Plays, by Johnson and
Steevens. Second editicn, revised and
augmented. Lond. 1776. Svo. 10 vols.
Bindley, pt. iii. 10^9, 21. 16s. Reed, 8491,
with Malone's Sui'plement, 1780, 2 vols.
(for particulnrsof which, ite Shakespeae-
lANA, post), il Is. Steevens, 1334, with
Malone's Supplement, 2 vols, and the
Plates from Bell's Edition. 4i. 16s. Heath,
1929. 5/. 7s. 6d. Willett, 2235, with

Malone's Supplement, 2 vols. 6/. Bright,
U. 148.

Shakespeare, by Sam. Ayscough, 1784.
Bee post.

Shakespeare's Plays, by Johnson and
Steevens. Third edition, revised and aug-
mented by the Editor of Dodsley's Col-
lection of Old Plays (Isaac Reed). Lond.
1785, 8vo, 10 vols. This edition, owing to
some arbitrary alterations and omissions,
is not preferred to its predecessor.
White Knights, 3849, 31. Steevens, 1333,
31. 5s. Reed, 8492, 31. lis. Marquis of
Townshend, 2909, 51. Puttick, June, 1860,
11. 123.

Shakespeare's Plays, by Johnson and
Steevens. Fourth edition, revised and
augmented (by Isaac Reed), with aglos-
sarial Index and Plates. Lond. 1793, Svo.
15 vols, portrait by Trotter, from a picture
in the possession of Mr. Felton. This,
generally called ' Steevens' own edition,'
is by many considered the most accurate
and desirable of all the editions. Sabine,
855, 71. 5s. Steevens, 1336, 6?. 163. 6d.
Strettell, 1317, 101. 5b. Duke of York,
j 4733, with Harding's plates, morocco, 13i.
I 10s. North, pt. ii. 1643, 16?, Nassau, pt.
ii. 442, with Harding's plates and Ays-
cough's Index, 1790, 20J. 9s. 6d. Rox-
burghe, 3795, with Harding's plates In-
serted, 22^ Edwards, 140, with Hard-
ing's plates inserted, morocco, 2G/. 5s.
I Stowe,1849,5Z. Roche, 1653, calf gilt, 5?. 5s.
Puttick, June, 1860, morocco, 31. lOs.
I Sotheby's, July, 1860, with Malone's
Supplement, and Ayscough's Index,
half bound morocco, uncut, 9'. 15s.
[ LARGE paper. Twenty-fivB copies printed.
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Shakespeaee, Wm. — continued, j
pt. ii. 498, -nith Harding's plates, proofs, !
and th3 portrait of Shakespeare from ;
Felton's picture, in two states, India
proofs, icorccco, 35?. Sir M. M. Sykes,
pt. iii. 333, nissia, 391. ISs. Williams,
1606, with Malone's Supplement, 2 vols.
Deuce's Illustrations, 2 vols. Ayscough's
Index, 1 vol. and Twiss' Index, 2 vols. ;
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copy of this fourth edition, with MS. i
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Shakespeare's Plays, with the correc-
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mentators, to which are added Notes by
Sam. Johnson and Geo. Steevens. The
fifth edition, revised and augmented by
Isaac Reed, with a glossarial Index.
Lond. 1803, 8vo. 21 vols., portrait. This
edition is an amplification of that of
1793, and was left in an advanced state of
preparation bv Mr. Geo. Steevens, who
died in ISOO. Mr. Pteed received 300?. for
editing it, Mr. Harris lOOZ. for correcting
the press. The gross cost of an edition
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5/. 5s. Towneley, pt. ii. 1217, &.. 15s.
North, pt. ii. I&i4, morocco, ISZ. 7s. 6d.
Sotheby's, Jan. 1860, 3?. 19s.

For 'Remarks' on this edition, in 2
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Shakespeare's Plays, by Johnson, Stee-
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The Plays and Poems of 'William Shak-
speare, with the Corrections and Ilius-
trations of various Commentators : com-
prehending a Life of the Poet and an
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Edmusd Maloxe, with a new glossarial
Index (seventh edition). By James Boswell.
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port. Pub. at 12?. 12s. (No large paper
printed.) Malone having at his death in
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iii. 337, 7?. 7s. Brockett, 2741, 13?. 13s.
Drary, 3797, 15?. 10s. Heber, pt. i. 6?.
12s. 6d. Sotheby's. Jan. 1?e0. interleaved,
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Shakespeare's Plays, as they are vott

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Sabine, 8.56, 1/. lis. lap.ge papeb, cr. Svo.
Heath. 1931. with the Poems, 1?. 12.s.
Rosburghe, 379S*, with the Poems, 1?. 18s.
North, pt. ii. 1637, with the Poems, 2i.6s.
Reed, 6490, 2?. 13s.

Shakespeare's Plays, with short Expla-
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Stockdale, 1784, royal Svo. in 1 vol.
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Reprinted, Lond. Stockdale, 1790, accom- ' —
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burghe, 3797, with Ayscough's Index,
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The Plays of William Shakspeare, ac-
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The Dramatic Works of Shakspeare,
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The Dramatic Writings of Will. Shak-
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Notes of all the various Commentators;
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1786, or bound in 22 vols. 2/. 2s. This edit.,
illustrated with portraits, vignettes, and
character prints, was formerly in mnch
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Steevens. 1347, SI. 13s. 6d. Reed, 8493, 59
DOS. 41. 13s. North, pt. ii. 1639, 71. 9s.

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Shakespeaee, Wm. — continued.
Hawtrey, 'il. Puttick's, Aug. 1S5I, 20 vols.
178S, mor 9/. The Svston Park copy, 20
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1817, no, 127, bound in 38 vols, morocco,

The Plays and Poems of William Shak-
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Notes, by Edmumd M.^^lone. Lond. 1790,
crown 8vo, 10 vols, in 11. Malone has
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Pope, nor the fondness for innovation in
Hanmer, nor the arrogant and headlong
self-confidence of Warburton, has in-
flicted such cruel wounds on the text of
Shakspeare as the assuming dulness of
Malone. Barbarism and broken rhythm
dog him at the heels wherever he treads."
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PAPER, printed for presents. Bindley,
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1794, 12mo. 16 vols, portrait and plates.
■ Sabine, 857, 3?. 3s. Heber, pt. ii. Bos-
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Shakspeare's Plays. Loud. Harrison,
1791, 8vo. 8 vols. Bellamy's edition, with
portrait and plates. Sabine, 854, 2?. —
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Shakespeare by Johnson and Steevens,
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The Plays and Poems of 'Williani
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Shakespeare's Works, containing his
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Robiusou. 1797, imp. Svo.7vols.lart;etype.
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7 vols. Pub. at 11. 7s.

Shakspeare's Plays, from the text of Mr.
Steevens' Edition. Lond. 1797, 12mo. 8
vols. Steevens. 1343, 11.

Shakspeare's Works, accurately printed
from the Text of Mr. Steevens' last Edi-
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179S, ISmo. 9 vol,'!. An esteemed edition.
Steevens, 1344, 11. 3s. Sabine, SoS, mor.
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Shakespeare's Dramatic Works, with
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9 v.— Lond. (and Berwick) 1800, ISmo. 9 v.
The Plays of Wm. Shakspeare, with
Corrections and Illustrations of various
Commentators, to which are added Notes
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Index. Basil, 1799—1802, 8vo. 23 vols.
This is a reprint of Isaac Reed's edition
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Shakspeare's Works, with Life by Rowe,
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1801, 8vo. 8 vols. Sabine, 859, 11. 2s. Zu-
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Shakspeare's Plays, with Life, Pre-
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by Bensley for Harding, 1600, ISmo. 12
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Shakspeare's Plays, with Glossarial
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Hanrott,illustrated with upwards of 2,300
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I was published by Messrs. Boydell, in
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Shakespeaee, Wm. — contiimed.
100 plates, including the Seven Age^,
Shakespeare painted by Smirke, and the
portraits of Georfre III. and Queen Char-
lotte,soiue of which plates are occasionally
deficient. The small ylate of ' Shake-
speare nursed by Tragedy and Coraedy.'
after Romney by Smith, is sometimes
added, and m.-.kes the plates 101. Dent,
pt. ii.'l272, 2M. 83. Steev-ens. 1.349, nos 1
to 15, 36/. 4s. 6d. Sotheby's, in .^tay, 1823,
riissia, 33/. 17s. Roxburghe, 3798, proofs
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Miss Boydell's copy, ill. lOs. Puttick,
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22/. 10s. Only 98 etchings are said to
have been taken ; the tv.o deficient being
plate 49 (Cymbeline III. 2) and 50
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Joshua Reynolds, ' Death of Cardinal Beau-
fort,' has the figure of a Demon in the bacJi
ground, which is obliterated in the print.
Shakespeare,Reed,1803, 21 vols. See ante-

Shakespeare's Plays, accurately printed
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Published at 15/. 15s. Sabine, 893, 3/. 16s.
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The Plays of William Shakespeare,
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The Plays of William Shakspeare,
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The Plays of William Shakespeare,
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Shakespeare, Win. — continued.

The Plays of William Shakspeare, ac-
curately priuted from the Text of the
corrected copy left by the late George
Steevens, with select Notes, and a Sketch
of the Life of Shakespeare. Loud, ililler,
ISll, l:imo. 8vols. 21. lis.

The Plays of William Shakspeare,
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Classics) ISll, 21mo. Svols. Pub. at 2i.
Sotheby's in lS-'5, 11. 13s,

The Plays of William Shakespeare,
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▼ens, and Keed. Loud. Ibll, l:imo. 9 vols,
pub. at 21. OS.

Shakespeare by Chalmers, 1811, 9 vols,
Svo. See a/iic.

The Inlays of William Shakespeare,
Priuted from the Text of Isaac Keed.
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Shakespeare's Plays, accurately printed
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The Dramatic Works of William Shak-
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gravings by Thurston. To which is
preiixed a Life of Shakspeare by John
Bnttou. Chiswick, by Whittingham for
Sherwood, 1814, ISmo. 7 vols. Some copies
with the woodcuts on india paper. Re-
printed, 1818, 7 vols. ISmo. with the same
woodcuts. Publishedat 2Z. 2s. Sabine, 876,
12.2s, Deut,pt. ii. 497, mor. 21. 5s. Put-
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See ante.

Shakspeare's Plays, from the Text of
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The Family Shakspeaee (by Bowd-
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Lond. 1807, 12mo. 4 vols. I'iest Edition.
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The Family Shakspeare; in which No-
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F.E.S. and S.A. Lond. Longman, 1818,
roy. 18rao. lOvols. Keprinted 1820.— The
Third Edition, Lond. Longman, 1822, 8vo.
8 vols. pub. at 42. 14s. 6d. roy. 18mo.l0 vols.
at 3Z.3s.— Lond. 1827, 8vo. 8 vols. il. 14s. 6d.
— The Sixth Edition, Lond. Longmans,
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6 vols. 11. 10s.— Loud. 1859, royal 8vo. in 1
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10s. 6d. Respecting the merit of liowd-
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Peter's coat, with a vengeance.'' — Qxiar-
Urly lievUw. " We are of opinion, that it
reciuires nothing more than a notice to
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view.

Shakespeare's Dramatic Works and
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The Plays of William Shakespeare,
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Keed. Lond. Hurst, 1819, roy. Svo. 2 vols.
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9 vols.

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! The Plays of Shakespeare. Lond.
' Sherwin, 1823, Svo.

I The Plays of William Shakspeare,

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Shakespeare's Dramatic Works, from
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SnAKESPEAEE, Wm. — con'mued.
Life, and an estimate of his Writings,
edited by Cli. Hen. Wheeler. Lond. Cax-
ton Press, 1S24,8to.— Again, 1827 and 34,
Svo. portrait, 16s. An edition of the same,
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Jl'Odmcs' plates), 3 vols.

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SHAKESPEAEE.

2273

Selections of Shakespeare's Plays.

TWKXTV OF THE PlATS OP SHAKF.-

BPEARE, being the whole Number printed
in Quarto, duriug his Life-time, or before
the Restoration ; collated where there
were difterent Copies, and publish'd from
the Originals, bv Georgk Stf.evf.ss.
Lond. 1766. 8vo. 4 vols. Hollis, lJ-21, 1/. Is.
Sabine, 872, 11. 4s. Roxburgbe, 3799,
IMOs. Field, 406, IZ.lls. 6d. Bindley,
pt iii. 1092, 11. 13s. Strettell, 1314, 2?. 3s.
Dowdeswell, 674. 2i. 3s. Reed. 8499, 2?,4s.
Nassau, pt.ii. 443, 21. 7s. White Knights,
3351. 2;. 8s. Bright, 11. 6s. Utterson, lM8s.
Singer, pt. iii. 21. Pnttick, June, 1860,
41. lbs. laE(;h or. fin'E papep.. Twelve
copies printed. Steevens, 1312, K. 153.6d.
Duke of Grafton, 700, morocco, 11^ lis.
Garrick, 2270, morocco, 251. 4s.

Contents of these four volumes.
Vol.1. A Midsummer Night's Dreame 1600
A pleasant Coraedv of the Merry

Wives of ^Yindsor 1619

The Merry Wives of Windsor ... 16.30
Much Adoe About Nothing ... 1600
The Comicall History of the Mer-
chant of Venice 1600

Love's Labour Lost 1631

Vol. 2. The Taming of the Shrew... 1631
The History of King Lear ... 1608

The Troublesome Raigne of King

John, in Two Parts 1611

The Tragedie of Richard the Second 1615
The Historieof Henry the Fourth 1613
The Second Part of Henry the

Fourth 1600

Vol. 3. The Chronicle History of

Henry the Fift 1608

The Contention of the Two famous

Houses of Lancaster and Yorke,

in Two Parts no date

The Tragedie of Richard the Third 1612
The most lamentable Tragedie of

Titus Andronicns 1611

The History of Troyhis a.nd Cres-

seida 1609

Vol. 4. The most e.^cellent Tragedie

of Romeo and Juliet 1597

The most lamentable Tragedie of

Romeo and Juliet 1609

The Tragedie of Hamlet Prince of

Denmarke ... 1611

The Tragedie of Othello the Moore

of Venice 1622

Shakespeare's Sonnets and Louers

Complaints ..'. 1609

The History of King Leir and his

three daughters 1605

Shakespeare's King Lear, Hamlet, Mac-
beth, Othello and Julius Csesar, collated
with the eld and modern editions (by
Charles Jennens;. Lond. 1770-4, 8vo.
Portrait of Shakespeare, and frontispieces.
Field, 6s. Steevens, lis.

Selections of Shakespeare's Plays.

The Plays of Learand Cymbeline ; with
Notes and Illustrations selected from the
various Commentators, and Remarks by
the Editor (Ajibrose Ecci.es). Dublin,
1793, 8vo. 2 vols.— Lond. 1794, or 1801,
small 8vo. 2 vols. Steevens. lis. Bindley,
7s. Sabine, 6s.— Dublin, isn.3, 8vn. 2 vols.

Kemble's Select British Theatre.
Loud. 1815, 12mo. 8 vols. {This contains
26 of Shakespeare's Flays adapted to the
Stagt, which are mentioned separately in
their places.)

Sli.ikspeare's twenty Selected Plays by
Bowdler. 1807. See page 2265.

Hamlet and As Ynii Like It. A Speci-
men of a new edition of Shakespeare (by
Thomas C'ALrjECOTT). Lond. 1819, royal
8vo. One hundred copies printed. Field,
413, 4s. 6d. Sabine, 886, 9s. 6d.— Second
edition (improved). Lond. 1832, royal Svo.
250 copies printed, 15s.

The School Shakespeare; or Select Plays
and .Scenes from Shakspeare, illustrated for
the Use of Schools, with glossarial Notes,
selected from the best Annotators, by J.
R. Pitman. Lond. Rice, 1822. Svo, — Second
edition, 1834, Svo. 149,-1845, 8vo.— New
edition, entitled the 'Students' Shak-
spear.' Lond. Hoby, 1851, Svo.7s. 6d.

Popular Dramatic Works of William
Shakespeare. Lond. VeiTior, Hood, and
Sharpe, n. d. Svo. 4 vols.

Select Plays from Shakespeare. Edited
by E. Slater (for Schools). Loud. Souter,
1834. 12mo. 6s.

Shakespeare's Plays, arranged by Dr.
J. Folsing. Berlin, 1840, 12mo. 2 vols.
Contains Julius Csesar, The Tempest,
King Richard II., Merchant of Venice.

Shakespeare's Plays, (A Selection of),
with historical and grammatical expla-
natory notes, in German, by II. S. Pierre.
Frankfort. 1840, r2mo. 8 vols. Contains
the Jlerchant of Venice, King Lear,
Hamlet, King Henry IV., p.arts 1 and 2,
Julius CfBsar, The Tempest, Midsummer
Night's Dream.

Select Plays of Shakespeare. Viz. Ro-
meo and Juliet, Midsummer Night's
Dream. Julius Csesarand Macbeth. Halle,
1840, Svo.

Shakespeare's Selected Plays, adapted
to the u.se of Youth. Frankfort, lS46,l'2rao.

Select Plays of Shakespeare. With
notes by Howell (Roman Catholic). Lond.
Burns, 1S48, 12mo. 3s. 6d.

Selections from Shakespeare's Plays,
by C. Oakley. Lond. Longman, 1828, re-
printed, 1854, post Svo. 7s. 6d.

Selections from the Plays of Shake-
speare, as arranged for representation at
the Princess's Tlieatre. By Cuarles
Keam. Lond. Bradbury, 18GC, fcap. 2yols.
12s.

2274

SHAEESPEAEE.

Separate Plays of Shakespeare,

AJphalKlicaUy Arranged.
*,* It is to he undnrstood that all the Plays

marked4lo. are snwXlito., that is about the

size of a hroad Svo.

All's Well that Ends Well. The
first ed. is in the fol. Shakespeare of 1623.

AU's Well that Ends WelL Lond.
1714, 12nio.

Alls Well that Ends AVell. Lond.
Tonson, 17W. 12mo.

Alls Well that ends Well. Lond.
Harrison and Weaman, 177S, 8vo.

All's Well that Ends Well, a comedy:
altered by Mr. Pilon and reduced to three
acts. 17S5, not printed. .S-re Shakespeare
b.y Johnson and Steevens, edited by Keed,
1803, vol. 2. (Prolegomena, p. 159.)

AU's Well that Ends Well. Adapted
to the Stage by J. P. Kemble. As per-
formed at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane.
Lond. 1793, &to. — Revised, as performed
at Covent Garden, ISll, Svo. — As per-
formed at the Theatres Royal. Lond. J.
Miller, 1815, 12mo. Is.

All's Well that Ends WeU. Lond. 1812,
12mo.

All's WeU that Ends WeU. As per-
formed at the Theatres Royal, AVith
ilemarks, biographical and critical by
y>. G. (George Daniel), a description of
the costume, and stage directions. Lond.
CDolby's, now Cumberland's Theatre)
1828. ISmo. 6d.

All the acting Plays of Shalvjipeare are
publisJted in Cumberland's (priginaUy Dol-
by's) Theatre, with Remarks by Mr. George
Daniel- It will be unnecessary to repeat the
titles in full in the sulseq'ient entries.

Aktont axd Cleopatba. The first
edition is in the folio Shakespeare, 1623.

Antony and Cleopatra, a Tragedy. -Vs
it is acted at the Duke's Theatre. By Sir
C. Sedley. Lond. printed for Richard
Tonson, at his shop under Grays Inn Gate,
1677, 4to.— Lond. 1696, 4to.

Antony and Cleopatra, a Tragedy by
Mr. William Shakespear. Lond. Tonson,
1734. 12mo. frontispiece. With an Ad-
vertisement against R. AValker's piratical
editions of Shakespear's Plays, signed
W, Chetwood, Prompter at the Theatre
Royal, Drury Lane.

Antony and Cleopatra. A Tr,igedy, as
it is acted at the Theatres. Lond. printed
by R. Walker, 1734, 12mo.

Anthony and Cleopatra ; an historical
Play, written by AViiliam Shakespeare :
fitted for the Stage by abridging only (by
Edward Capell and David Garrick). Lond.
1758, crown Svo. 2s. pp. 100, not including
title and dedication, two leaves. This
play is erroneously supposed to have been
published as a specimen of Capell's edi-
tion. Utterson, 3s.

Separate Tla.js— continued.

Antony and Cleopatra. As performed
at the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden,
with Remarks by Jlrs Inchbald. Loud;
Longman (1808)," 12mo. frontispiece.

Antony and Cleopatra. Printed com-
plete from the Text of Johnson and Stee-
vens, and revised. Lond. 1809, 12iao.

All for Love, or the World Well Lost,
a Tragedy by John Dryden. Written in
imitation of Shakespeare's style.and acted
at the Theatre Roval. Lond. 1678. 4to. —
1692.— 1703.— 1709, 4to. — 1710. 12ino.—
1720, 12mo.— 1740, 12mo.— 177!<, Svo. Re-
printed as Antony and Cleopatra, with
•Alterations and Additions by Dryden.
Lond. 1813, Svo. — Second edition, with a
few variations, 1813, Svo.

Antony and Cleopatra, Asperfonned
at Drury Lane, (Cowie's British Drama).
L.ond. 1833, 12mo. frontispiece.

Antony and Cleopatra. As performed
&c. with Remarks by D. G. (George
Daniel), Cumberland's Theatre. Lond.
1848, 18mo.

I As You Ltke It. The first edition is
i in the folio Shakespeare. 1623.

As You Like It. Altered and entitled
' Love in a Forest.' a Comedy. By C.
Johnson. Lond. 1723. Svo.

The Modem Receipt, or a Cure for

Love. (Altered from Shakespeare's As

You Like It.) By (J. C.) a Gentleman of

I Trinity College, Cambridge, aged 19.

' Lond. 1739, 12mo. printed for the Author.

As You Like It. Dublin, 1741, Svo.

.\s You Like it. Lond. Wenman, 1777,

Svo.

i As you Like it. Printed conformable
to the Representation under the inspec-
tion of J. Wrighten. Lond. 1791, Svo.

As You Like it. Altered by J. P.
Kemble. As performed at the Theatre
Royal, Drury Lane, 1794, Svo. — Revised
for Covent Garden, 1610, 8vo. — As per-
formed at the Theatres Royal. Lond.
J. Miller, 1815, 12mo. Is.

As You Like It. As performed at the
Theatres Royal. With Remarks by Mrs.
Inchbald. Lond. Longman, n. d. (ISOS)
12uio. frontispiece.
As You Like It, Lond. 1S19, Svo.
As You Like it. With Remarks by D.
G. (Cimiberland's Theatre). Lond. 1823,
ISmo.

As You Like it. As performed at the
Theatres Royal, ijlarked with the Stage
business bv W. Oxbeny, Coiuedian.
Lond. 1823, i2mo.

As You Like it. As performed by Mr.
Macready. L<ond. Pattie. 1841, 12mo. Is.
As You Like it. As performed <SrC.
(Modem Standard Drama). New York,
1S4S, 12mo. 12.^ cents.
■ As You Like it. Lacy's Acting edition.

SHAKESPEAEE.

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, Separate Tlays— continued.

i Coveut Garden Theatre, 1S06, 8vo.— 1S12,
8vo. — As performed at the Theati-es
Royal. Lend. J. Miller, 1S14, 12iiio. Is.

Coriolanus. As performed at the
Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. With
Remarks by Mrs. Inchbald. Lond. Long-

Separate VlajS— continued.
With preliminary notes. Lond. n. d.
(1855), 12mo. 6d.

An Additional Scene to this Play,byMr.
Jloser, is in the European Mag. 1809, v. 55.

CoiTEDT or Errors. Tlie first edition
isin the folio Shakespeare, 162.3. The play, j man, n. d. (180S), 12mo. frontispiece,
however, is mentioned iu Meres' list,' Coriolanus. Printed complete from the
printed in 1598, and is alluded to in , Test of Johnson and Steevens, and re-
Decker's News from Hell, priuted iu 1605. vised. Lond. 1818, 12mo.

The Comedy of Errors. By William } Coriolanus. Alteredby R. W. Elliston.
Shakespeare. Lond. Touson, 1734, 12mo. : Lond. by J. Tarby, at the Theatre, Druiy

Comedy of Errors. Adapted for the Lane. Lond. 1820, 12mo.
Stage by Thomas Hull. Loud. 1779, Svo. | Coriolanus. As performed at the
— 1793, 8vo. Theatres Royal. With prefatory remarks.

The Twins, or Which is Which, iu The only edition faithfully marked with
three acts, altered by W. Woods. Ediub. ; the stage business, by W. OxbeiTy, Co-
T. Cadell, 1780, 12mo. — Also printed in a median. Lond. 1820, 12mo. front. Is.
Collection of Farces. Edinb. 1786, Svo. I Coriolanus. As performed. With re-
— Lond. n. d. 12mo. ; marks, biographical and critical, by D. G

Comedy of Errors. Two sheets of this (George Daniel). (Dolby's, af,erwards)
Play, with Notes by Joseph Ritson. Lond. i Cumberland's Theatre. 1S24, 8vo 6d.
1787, crown Svo. | Coriolanus. As pert'ormed &c. (Spen-

Comedy of Errors. As performed at ' cer's Theatre). Boston, 1860, 12mo. 12J
the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. From cents.

the Prompt Book. With Remarks by i Coriolanus Travestie. By James Mor-
Mrs. Inchbald. Lond. Longman, n. d. ! gan. Liverpool, 1846, Svo. is.
(1808), 12mo. frontispiece.

Comedy of Errors. Adapted to the |
Stage by Thomas Hull, and revised by J.
P. Kemble. Lond. 1811, Svo. — As per-
formed at the Theatres Royal, Lond.
J. Miller, 1815, 12mo. Is.

Ctitbelixe. The first edition is in the
folio Shakespeare, 1623.

The Injured Princess, or the Fatal
W;iger. (Founded on Shakespeare's Cym-
beline and much of the language adopted.)

Cop:iedyof Errors. As performed. With i As it was acted at the Theatre Royal,
Remarks by D. G. (Cumberland's Theatre) .' by his Majesties Servants. By Thomas

1827, ISmo. 6d.

Comedy of Errors. As performed, &c.
(Spencer's Theatre). Boston, 1856, 12mo.
12i cents.

Durfey. Lond. 1682, 4to.

Cymbeline, a Tragedy. By Mr. William
Shakespeare. Lond. Tonson, 1734, 12mo.
With an Advertisement against R. Wal-
kei-'s piratical editions of Shakespeare's
CoKiotAMTS. The first edition is in the • Plays, signed W. Chetwocd, Prompter at
folio Shakespeare, 162,3. : the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane.

The Ingratitude of a Commonwealth, i Cymbeline, King of Great Britain,
or the Fall of Caius Marias. By Nahum ■ With some alterations by Charles Marsh.
Tate. Lond. 1682, 4to. i Lond. 1755, Svo.— 1762, 12mo.

The Invader of his Country, a Trage- Cymbeline, a Tragedy, altered from
dy. As it is acted at the Theatre Royal, I Shakspeare. As performed at the Theatre
Dmry Lane. By John Dennis. Lond. ! Roval, Covent Garden. By W.Hawkins.
1720, 8vo.— 1721, Svo. j Loiid. 1759, Svo.

Coriolanus, a Tragedy. By James Cymbeline, a Tragedy. With Altera-*

Thomson. Acted at Covent Garden. Lond.
1748. 8vo.— 1749, Svo.

Coriolanus, an Opera. (No place) 1749,
Svo.

Coriolanus, or' the Roman Matron, a
Tragedy taken from Shakespeare and
Thomson, with the order of the Ovation.
By Th. Sheridan. Lond. 1755, Svo.

tions by David Garrick. Acted at Drury
Lane. Lond. 1761, 12mo.— 1762, 12mo.—
1767, Svo.

Cymbeline, a Tragedy. As acted at
the Theatres Royal. Lond. 1777, 12mo.

Cymbeline. Altered by Henry Brooke.
(Not acted.) Lond. 177S, Svo.

Cymbeliue. Taken from the Manager's

Coriolanus. Altered from Sheridan and | Book at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane,
Thomson by J. P. Kemble (but by some Lond. 1788, Svo.

ascribed to J. Wrighten, the Prompter). Cvmbeline. Altered by Ambrose Ecclea,
Acted at Drury Lane. Lond. 1789, Svo. Lond. 1793, Svo.

Coriolanus. Adapted to the Stage, j Cymbeline. A tragedy as performed
'With Additions from Thomson, by J. P. ■ at the Theatres Royal, regulated from
Kemble, as acted at Drury Lane Theatre, the Prompt book. With Introduction
Lend. 1801, &V0.— Revised, as acted at [ and Notes. Lond. J. Barker, 1795, Svo,

2276

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Separate Plays— c«nJiii«<<z.

Cyrabeline. With Alterations. Lond.
printed for the Proprietors, n. d. 8vo.

Cymbeline. Revised by J. P. Kemble,
Acted at Drury Lane. Lond. 180C), 8vo.
— As acted at Cerent Garden, ISIO, 8vo.
— As performed at the Theatres Koyal.
Lond. J. Miller, 1815, 12mo. Is.

Cymbeline. As performed at the
Theatres Koyal. With Remarks by Mrs.
Inchbald. Lond. Longman, n. d. (ISOS),
12mo. frontispiece.

Cymbeline. Printed complete from the
Text of Johnson and Steevens, and re-
vised. Lond. 1818, ]2mo.

Cymbeline. As performed, &c. With
Remarks and stage directions by W.
Oxberry, Comedian. Lond. 1823, 12mo.
portrait, Is.

Cymbeline. As performed, &c. With
Remarks by D. G. (Cumberland's Thea-
tre). Lond. 1S23. ISmo. 6d.

Cymbeline. X Tragedy. Xureaberg and
New York, 1839, 12mo.

Hamlet. The Tragicall Ilistorie of
Hamlet Prince of Denmarke. By Wil-
liam Shake-speare. As it hath heene
dinerse times acted by his Highnesse
semants in the Cittie of London : as also
in the two Vniuersities of Cambridge and
Oxford, and else-where. At London
printed for K. L. and lohn Trundell.
1603, 4to. 33 leares. Title. Text from
Big. B to sig, I 4. First editiox, only
two copies known ; one, wanting last leaf,
is in the collection of the Duke of Devon-
shire, by whom it was purchased of
Messrs. Payne and Foss in 1825, (in a vo-
lume containing 12 early editions of
Shakespeare's Play), for 250/. See Athe-
Bseum, 1S56, p. 1271, for a commnni-
eation concerning it by Mr. Henry
Foss. The other copy, wanting the title-
page, but having the last leaf, was lately
in the possession of J. O. H alii well, Esq.,
and has since been sold to the British Mu-
seum. It was bought by Mr. Rooney,
bookseller of Dublin, in 1856, for a trifling
Bum, and sold by him to Mr. Boone of
Bond Street for 701, of whom it was pur-
chased by Mr. Halliwell for 120/. See
Athenffium, 1856, pp. 1168 and 1537. In
the same vol. of the Athenaeum are
letters on the subject from Mr. Roone^,
p. 1191 ; J. P. Collier, p. 1220; J. Winter
Jones, of the British Museum, p. 1221 ;
and Mr. Halliwell, p. 1303. Also, for a
critical account of this edition by Pro-
fessor Mommsen. see Athenfeum, 1857,
p. 182. This first edition contains the
play in a shorter form than the sub-
sequent ones.

It was reprinted, by Payne and Foss,
1825, 8vo. 5s. — And at Leipsic.by E. Flei-
scher, 1825, 8vo.— There is also, a photo.
graphic facsimile of it in 4to. of which

Separate Plays— "w^inK^^

only 40 copies were printed (at the
desire of the Duke of Devonshire), Sept.
185S, under the superintendence of J.
P. Collier. Sotheby's, Dec. 1861 (Rev.
Jos. Hunter), 61. 6s.

The Last Leaf of the lately Dis-
covered Copy of Hamlet, First Edition
(1603), carefully Reprinted with a Narra-
tive of its Discovery, with Remarks on its
probable Date, on the Date of the First
edition of KisG Lb.\r, and on the Pieated
Quartos. By M. W. R(ooney). Dublin,
1S56, Svo. pp. 13. A lithograph facsimile
of this leaf was also made by E. W,
Ashbee : six copies printed.

The Tragicall Historie of Hamlet,
Prince of Denmarke. By William Shake-
speare. Newly imprinted and enlarged
to almost as much againe as it was, ac-
cording to the true and perfect Coppie.
At London, Printed by I. R.for N. L. and
are to be sold at his shoppe vnder .Saint
Dunstons Church in Fleetstreet, 1604, 4to.
51 leaves. Title. Text is from sig. B to O 2
erroneously printed G 2. The only copies
known are, 1. The Duke of Devonshire ;
2. Lord Howe ; 3. Henry Huth, Esq.

Mr. Knight says, " Some passages found in.
theito. of\&}i,are emitted in thefol. 1623.'-

A Photographic Reprint of the Second
Edition, 1604, 4to. 40 copies printed for
presents to the Duke of Devonshire's
friends, Aug. 1859, under the superintend-
ence of J, P. Collier. Sotheby's, Dec.
1861 (Rev. Jos. Hunter), 8/.

Hamlet, 1603, and Hamlet, 1604 ; being-
exact reprints of the First and Second
Editions from the originals in the posses-
sion of the Duke of Devonshire ; the text
printed on oppositepages. With a biblio.
graphical preface by S. Timmins. Lond.
Sampson Low, 1859. 8vo. 12s. 6d.

The Tragicall Historie of Hamlet,
Prince of Denmarke. By William Shake-
speare. Newly imprinted and enlarged
to almost as much againe as it was, ac-
cording to the true and perfect Coppie.
.\t London, Printed by I. R. for N. L.
and are to be sold at his shoppe vnder
Saint Dunstons Church in Fleetstreet.
160.5, 4to. 51 leaves. The text is from
sig. B to sig. O 2. Copies are in the Bri-
tish Museum and in Capell's Collection,
Trin. Coll. Lib. Cambridge. Mr. Halli-
well says this is identical with the edi-
tion of \Sf>\, the date only being altered
Se-e his Dictionary of Old English Plavs,
p. 113.

A facsimile of this edition of 1605 was
made Lond. 1860, under the superinten-
dence of Mr. Halliwell, for the purpose of
shewing that it is the same as that ot
1604. Only 26 copies printed.

The Tragedy of Hamlet Prince of
Denmarke. Newly Impnnted and in-
larged, according to the true and perfect

SHAKESPEAHE.

2277

Separate TlAjs—cnitimied.

Copy lastly Pilnted. Hy William Shalce-
spt-are. Loud. Printed by W. S. for Inhn
Sroethwicke, aud are to be sold at his
Shop in Saint Dunstans Clinrch-yard in
Fleetstreet : Vnder the Diall. no date, 4to.
51 leaves. The last page is sig. N 3.
verso. Strettell, 4Z. 5s. Bindley, 2046. 4<.
4b. Roxburghe, il. 13s. Heber. 51. 5s.
Sotheby (Halliwell), 1S58, 24?. 10s. (boneht
by Mr. Tite). Copies are in the British
Mnseum, Capell's CollKCtion, and the
Bodleian. TJiis edition i« supposed to he
thMt entered at Stationers Hall on Xov. 19,
1607, hut the late 3Ir. Heber and 3Ir. Thos.
Bndd. after careful investigatiun, decided that
its dot-- could not be earlier than 1636 or 1637 ;
and Mr, George Danifl is of the sajTie opi-
nion.

The Tragedy of Hamlet Prince of Den-
mark. For John Smethwicke, 1609, 4to.

This edition is quoted by Lowndes and
inserted in HaTlitcelts Shah'ip'areana. of
1841, but its existence is very doubtful.

The Tragedy of Hamlet Prince of Den-
inaike. By 'William Shakespeare. New-
ly imprinted and enlarged to almost as
much againe as it was, according to the
tnie and perfect Coppy. At London,
Printed for loho Smethwicke and are to
be sold at his shoppe in Saint Dunstons
Churchyeard in Fleetstreet. Vnder the
Diall. 1611, 4to. 51 leaves. Sig. B to
O 2, exclusive of title. Edwards, 1804,
8J. 15s. Steeven.<<, 1263, no title, with
MS. notes. 2?. 23. Roxbiirghe, 3a64, 2?. 2s.
Sotheby's, in Xov. 1626. ZL 13s. Khedes,
2098, &.. 10s. Jadis, 168. V. Heber, pt.
ii. 5470, 9?. 93. ; pt. iv. 2021, 4?. 143. 6d.
Sotheby (Halliwell), 1858. 18?. Bandinel,
1861, 31?. (bought f..rH. Huth, Esq.) Mr.
Daniel has a fine copy, and copies are in
the Brit. Museum, Bodleian, Capell'sColl.
and Devonshire Lib. Reprinted by Stee-
vens, in 1766, and collated with the follow-
ing editions ; 160.5, I. R. for X. L.: 1637, R.
Young, for lohn Smethwicke ; no date,
W. S. for John Smethwicke.

The Tragedy of Hamlet Prince of Den-
mark. Xewly imprinted and inlarged,
according to the true and perfect Copy
last priiiti-d. By William Shakespeare.
Lond, Printed by R. Young for John
Smethwicke, & are to be sold at his Shop
in Saint Dunstans Church- vard in Fleet-
street, under the Diall. 1637, 4to. The
iRst page is sig. X 4. Steevens, 1264, 7s.
Rhodes, 2099. 10s. Inglis' Old Plays, 168,
12s. Heber, 1?. 2s. Halliwell, 1856, 2/. lis.

The Tragedy of Hamlet, as it is acted
at the Duke of York's Theatre. Loud,
by Andr. Clark, 1676, 4to.

The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Den-
mark. Lond. 16S3, 4to. In this edition
of the play as acted at the Duke of
York'3 Theatre, and the part of Hamlet

Separate 'SlKjs—continwl,
performed by the celebrated Betterton,
Hamlet's instructions to the players are
marked for omission. Rhodes, 10s. 6d.

The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of
Denmark. Lond. 1695, 4to.— 1703, 4to.

Hamlet, Prince of Denmark. Lond.
printed in the year 1710, 12mo.— Lond, T.
Johnson, 1720. 12mo.

Hamlet, an Opera, as it is performed at
the Haymarket. Lond. 1712, Rvo.

Hamiet, Prince of Denmark, a Tragedy.
Lond. Tonson, 1734, 12mo.

Hamlet. Collated with the best edi-
tions- Dublin. 1750. 12mo.

Hamlet: a Tragedy, as it is now acted
by His Majesty's servants. Lond. Knaji-
ton andothenB, 1754. 8vo. 12mo. — Lond. C.
Hitch, L, Hawes, Rivington, 1759. 12mo.
Hamlet. CoU.ited with Ancient ;ind
Modern editions, (by Charles Jeimens).
Lond. 1773, Svo. frontispiece.

Hamlet. Altered by David Garrick.
Acted at Dmry Lane. 1771. Not printed.
Hamlet. Taken from the Manager's
Book at Drury Lane. Lond. 1789, Svo.

Hamlet. Altered from Shakespeare by
J. P. Kemble. Acted at Drurv Laue
Theatre. Lond.1796, 8vo.— Lond.lS00,8vo.
AS acted at Covent Garden. — 1804, Svo.
— As performed at the Theatre RovaL
Lond. J. MiUer. 1814, 12mo. Is.

Hamlet. Printed complete from the
Text of Johnson and Steeveus, and re-
vised. Lond. lS06,12mo.

Hamlet. As performed at the Theatres
Royal. With Remarks by Mrs. Inchhald.
Lond. (1808;, 12mo. front. — Reprinted,
Paris, 1822, 12mo.— Again, 1827. ISmo.

Hamlet. As performed at the Theatres
Royal. With prefatory remarks au i di-
rections by W. Oxberry. Lond. Ibid aud
I 1823, 12mo. portrait of Mr. Ke.in.
I Hamlet. As performed, &c. with Re-
I marks by D. G. (Cumberland's Theati e).

Lond. 1823, 18mo.
■ Hamlet, in English and French. With
; description of the costume aud relative
I positions of the Actors (in French).
Paris, 1833, l8mo.

Hamlet. Hind's acting edition. With
' description of the costume, stage direc-
; tions, <S:c. Lond. Simpkin and Co., 1839,
I crown Svo. 8d.

i Hamlet, Prince of Denmark. With
' Notes adapted for schools and private
studv, in German, by J. Hoffa. Brunswick,
1845, Svo.

Hamlet as performed (Modem Standard

Drama). New York, 1846, 12mo. 12^ cents.

Hamlet. As performed. (Webster's edi-

: tion). Lond. 1849, I2mo. 6d.

; Hamlet, Prince of Denmark. With

Introduction aud Xotes in Dutch, by Dr.

S.Susan. Deventer, l&49,8vo.

Hamlet, a Tragedy. With scholastic
notes (in German;. Leipzig, 1849, 8vo,
7 G

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Separate Tla-js— (continued. .

Hamlet. Edited by E. W. Sievers-
Leipzig, ISol, Sto. i

Hamlet. Lacy's Acting edition. With !
preliminary notes. Lond. (lSo3) l'2mo. '

Hamlet. With English explanatory
Notes by Dr. Fiebig Leipzig, 1857, 8vo.

Hamlet. AVith Notes, glossarial, gram-
matical, and a.\planatory (for scholastic
study). Loud. Routledge, 1859. 12mo. Is.

Hamlet Travestie, with burlesque An-
notations by John Poole. Lond. 1811,
12mo. 3s.— Sixth edition, 1817, 12mo,

Hamlet, a new Burlesque. Lond. 1838,
12mo.

Hamlet, Travestie, in two Acts. Lond.
vVhittaker,1849, 12mo. Is.

Hamlet, a Dramatic Prelude, in five
Acts. By James Rush, M.D. Philadelphia.
1834, 12mo. (Intended as preliminary to
Shakespeare's Hamlet; beginning with
Hamlet's School-days at Wittenberg.)

Uexbt the Foceth. [Part I.] — The
History of Henrie the Fovrth ; With
the battell at Shrewsbmie. betweene
the King and Lord Henry Pei-cy. sur-
named Hearie Hotspur of the North.
With the humorous conceits of Sir lohn
Falstalfie. At London, Printed by P. S.
for Andrew Wise, dwelling in Paules
Churchyard at the signe of the Arigell.
1598, 4to. 40 leaves. The last page is sig.
K 4 verso. In Capell's Collection, the De-
vonshire Library, and in the British Mu-
sesun ; the latter wanting two leaves.

The History of Henrie the Fovrth.
With the battell at Shvewsburie, be-
tweene the King and Lord Henry Percy,
Burnamed Henry Hotspur of the North.
With the humorous conceits of Sir lobn
Falstalffe. Newly corrected by W. Shake-
speare. At London. Printed by S. S. for
Andrew Wise, dwelling in Paules Church-
yard, at the signe of the Angell. 1599>
4to. 40 leaves. The last page is sig. K 4,
verso. Steevens. 1265, 3M0s. Roxbtirghe,
3832. eU 63, White Knights. 3955, IS?.
7s. 6d. Sotheby's, ilar. 1856, 2I(. 10s.
Utterson, Ul. Ualliwell. May, 1857, 75/.
Mr. Geo. Daniel has a very fine large
copy, which he values at 200/., and there
are copies in Capell's Collection, the
Devonshire Library, Bodleian Library,
and British Jtuseiim.

A lithographic facsimile of this edition
(1599), by E. W. Ashbee (for Mr. Halli-
well;. Lond. 1861, 4to. 31 copies printed
privately.

The History of Henrie the Fourth ;
V,"ith the battell at Shrewsburie, be-
tweene the King, and Lord Henry Percy,
sarnamed Henry Hotspur of the North.
AVith the humorous conceites of Sir lohn
Falstaffe. Newly corrected by W. Shake-
speare. Lond. Printed by Valentine Sim-
mes, for Matbew Law^ and are to be solde

Separate 'Pl&JS- continued.
at his shop in Paules Churchyard, at the
signe of the Fox. 1604, 4to. 40 leaves-
Copies are in the Bodleian Library and lu
Capell's Collection, the lattpr imperfect.

The Histoi-y of Henry the fourth. With
the battell at Shrewseburie, betweene
the King, and Lord Henry Percy, sur-
named Henry Hotspur of the North.
With the humorous conceites of Sir lohn
Falstalffe. Newly coiTected byW: Shake-
speare. Lond. Printed for Mathew Law,
and are to be sold at his shop in Paules
Church-yard, aeere vnto S. Aus^ustines
gate, at the signe of the Foxe. 160&, 4to. 40
leaves. The last leaf is sig. K 4, verso.
Steevens. 1266, U. 7s. Roxburghe, 3832,
21 OS. Rhodes, 2086. 151. 10s. Heber,
pi. ii. 5456, 12.'. 12s. Copies in the British
Museum, the Bodleian, CapeU's Collec-
tion, and the Devonshire Library.

The History of Heniie the Fourth,
with the Battell at Shrewseburie, be-
tweene the King, and Lord Henrie Percy,
S'.imamed Hemie Hotspur of the North,
With the humorous conceites of Sir
lohn Falstaffe. Newly corrected by W.
Shake speare. Lond. Printed by W. W,
for Mathew Law, and are to be sold at
his shop in Paules Church-yard, neere
vnto S. Auguslines Gate, at the signe of
the Foxe. 1613, 4to. 40 leaves. The last
page is sig. K4, verso. Steevens, 1267,
1;". 2s. resold Dent. pt. ii. 1035, 61. Rox-
burghe, SS.'U, II. lis. 6d. Inglis' Old
Plays, 98, '21. 2s. Jadis, 164, morocco,
34. 13s. 6d. Heber, pt. ii. 5157, 31. HaU
liwell, May, 1857, il. Copies are in the
Bodleian Library and Capell's Collection,
Cambridge. Two copies are in the Bri.
tish Museum, one presenting variations
at sig. H, line 5 from bottom ; and at sig.
H 4, verso, line 4. Reprinted by Steevens
in 1766, and collated with the following
editions, viz. 1599, S. S. for Andrew Wise ;
1632, I. Norton, sold by W. Sheares ; and
1639, I Norton, sold by Hugh Perry.

The Historie of Henry the Fourthi
With the Battell at Shrewseburie, be-
tweene the King, and Lord Henry Percy,
sumamed Henry Hot.spnr of the North.
With the humorous conceits of Sir lohn
Falstaffe. Newly corrected. By William
Shakespeare. Lond. Printed' by T. P.
and are to be sold by Mathew Law,
dwelling in Pauls Church-yard, at the
Signe of the Foxe, neere S. Austinea
gate, 1622, 4to. 40 leaves. The title is
sig. A 1. The text is from sig. A 2 to
sig. K 4, verso. Rhodes, 2087, 1?. Is.
Heber, pt. ii. 54.T.S. 31. 13s. 6d. Ualliwell,
1856. 5/. OS. Ualliwell, May, li57, 9!.
(bought by Mr. Tite). Copies are in the
British Museum, CapeU's Collection,
Cambridge, and the Bodleian Library.

The Historie of Henry the Fourth:
With the battell at Shrewesbury, b*

BHAKESPEAEE.

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Separate Flays— co»tinued. Separate 'Pla.ys—continufd.

tweeue the King, and Lord Henry Percy, King Henry IV. Part I. As performed,

siirnamed Henry Hotspur of the North. &c. : with Remarks by U. G. (Cumber-

"With the humorous couceits of Sir lohn land's Theatre), l^ond. 1823, ISnio. 6d.

Falstaffe. Newly corrected, by William Henry IV. As performed. (Jlodern

Shttke-speare. Lond. Pi-inted by lohn Standard Drama.) New York, 1S48, 12mo.

Norton, and are to bee sold by Winiam 12g cents.

Sheares, at his shop at the great South l Henry IV. Part I. Lacy's Acting edi-

doore of Saint Pauls-Church; and in tion. with preliminary notes. Loud.n. d.

Chancery-Lane, ueere Serieants-Inne. (ISoSi, 12mo. frontispiece, 6d.

1632, 4to. 40 leaves. The title is sig. A 1. , Henry IV. Reprint oif a Unique Con-

temporary JIS, of the First Part, and a
portion of the Second Part of this Plav.
Edited by J. U. llalliwell, 1845. Ste
Shasespeake Society, Appendix.

Henet the Foubth. [Part II.] The

„^.„ ^. Second part of Henrie the fourth, eon-

snrnamed Henry Hotspur of tii'e'' Noith.' I t'"i'-i°g *" l^'^ death, and coronation of
With the humorous conceits of Sir lohn ! henrie the fift. With the humours of
Falstaffe. Newly corrected, by William Sir lohn Falstaffe. and swaggering Pis-
Shake-speare. Lond. Printed by John *<>•'• -^s it hath been snndrie times pub-
Norton, and are to be s^^Id by Hugh Perry, ^^^"^r ^'^^^^ by the right honourable, the
at his shop next to Ivie-bridge in the Lora Cliamberlamehis seruants. \\ ritten

Text is from sig. A 2 to sig. K 4. Stee-
vens, 12GS, 10s. Halliwell, May, 1857,
4.1. 18s. Copies in the British Sluseum,
and Capell's Collection, Cambridge.

The Historie of Henry the Fourth :
With the Battell at Sinewsbuiy, be-
tTreene the King, and Lord Henry Percy,

Strand, 1639, 4to. 40 leaves. The title
sig. A 1. The text is from sig. A 2 to
sig. K 4. White Knights, 3956, 33.
Heber, pt. ii. 5459, 1?. Is. Rhodes, 208S,
17s. Mitford, Apr. 1880, 51. 7s, 6d. Libri,
July. 1862, S^. In the British Museum,
the Bodleian, and Capell's Collection

by William Shakespeare. Lond. Printed
i'by V. S. for Andrew Wise, and William
A'spiey, 1600. 4to. 43 leaves. Sig. E has
6 leaves. The last page is sig. L. verso.
In some copies signature E has only four
leaves, and the whole play therpfuie only
41 leaves. ' The publisher tii:diug he

King Henry IV. With the Humours of i ^^^ omitted somewhat (the whole of the

Sir John Falstaff. A tragic Comedy, as
it is acted ia Little Lincoln's Inn Fields.
By Thomas Betterton. Lond. 1700, 4to.
King Henry IV. With the Humours
of Sir John Falstaff. By the Hon. Mr.
Grenville. Printed at the Hague, for
I. Johnson, 1710, 8vo. — Loud. I. Johnson,
1721, 12mo.

first scene of the third act) cancelled the
two latter leaves E 3 and E 4, rei rinted
them in a different manner, and added a
fifth (and si-xtb) leaf, in order to get in
tlie omitted lines. This is the only differ-
ence between the two copies.' — Edm.
JIaione. There are tliree copies in the
British Museum, in two of wliich sig. E
„ -.rr rru T^- 1. -D 1. T.r-.,.iT, coutalus slx'leaves, in the third only

Henry IV. The First Part. With the four leaves. A copv with altered leaves.
Life and Death ot Henry, sirnamed Hot- gjg g 3, E4, E 5,' is in the Bodleian
spur. Loud. Tonson, 1734, 12mo. Library. Copies of both editions are in

King Henry IV. Part I. Lond. R. I Capell's Collection, the Bodleian, and
Walker, 1734, 12mo. j Devonshire Librarv. Smyth, in 1797,

Henry IV. The First Part. With the ! S^. 6s. Roxburghe, 38.35, 2<. 4s. Steevens,
Life and Death of Henry, sirnamed Hot- | 1269, 31. 13s. 6d. 1-270. 2Z. 153. Rhodes,
spur. Lond. 1751, 12mo. | 2089, with sig. E, 4 leaves, and a repri Jt

The First Part of Henry IV. With the | of the deficiency, 3/. 53. Sotheby's, in
Life and Death of Heniy, surnamed Hot- j April, 1821, 16?. Heber, pt ii. 5460, sig.
spur. As performed at the Theatres. , E, 6 leaves, iOl. Altered edition, sig. E
Lond. 1763, 12mo. j with four leaves, (the last leaf MS.), 21.

King Henry IV. The First Part. An 10s. Heber. pt. iv. 2019, sig. E with 4
historical Play, revised by J. P. Kemble. ' leaves (comer of a leaf defective), 91. 12s.
Lond. 1804.8VO.— 1811, 8vo.— As performed ' Utterson, 1852, 111. 10s. Sotheby's, Mar.
at the Theatres Royal. Lond. J. Miller, '' 1856, 2 leaves mended, Ig/. 10s. Halli-
ISlo, 12mo. Is. I well, Mav. 1857, (with 6 leaves to E; 100?.

King Henry IV. The First Part. As ' CBought for H. Huth, Ksq.) S^e Malom-'s
performed at the Theatre Royal, Covent \ Shakspetre, by Boswell, vol. ii. p. 650.
Garden. With Remarks by .Mrs. Inch- ! The edition in which sig. E has 4 leaves
bald. Loud. Longman, n. d. (1808), 12mo. , was reprinted by Steevens among his 20
frontispiece. j Plays, 1766. Jlr. Knight sa;/s there are large

Henry IV. As performed, &c. -wiihl and important additions in 1)16/01101623.
Remarks and Stage directions; by W. | King Henry IV. With tlie Humours of
Oxberry. Lond. ItjlS and 18'23, 12mo. Is. Sir John Falstaff. Revised with Altera-

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Separate Plays-conhnuaJ.

tlon.s. (By Thomas Betterton.) Lond.
1700, 4to.

The Sequel to Henry IV. With the
Hamours of Sir John Falstaff and Justice
Shallow. As it is acted at the Theatre
Koyal, Drury Lane. Altered by the late
BIr. Betterton. Lond. n. d. (1710), 8vo.
—Lond. 1719, Svo.

The Second Part of Henry IV. Con-
taining his Death, and tlie Coronation of
Henry V. Lond. 1733, 12ino.

Henry IV., the Second Piirt. containing
his Death, and the Coronation of King
Henry V. Lond. R. Wallier, 173-1, 12mo.

FalstaflTs Wedding : a Comedy, being a
Sequel to the Second Part of Henry the
Fourth, written in imitation of Sliake-
speare. By William Ker.rick. Loud.
1760, 8vo.— 1766, 8vo.— 1773, Svo.

K. Henry IV. Part 2. Altered by Dr.
Valpy. As represented at Reading School.
Eeading, l&Ol, Svo.

King Hem-y IV. (second part). Revised
by J. P. Kemble. Act-=d at Covent G.ir- 1
den Theatre. Lond. 180:5, 8vo.— 1804, Svo.
— Published as performed at tlie Theatres
Eoyal. Lond. J. Miller, 1S15, 12mo. Is.

King Henry IV. The Second Part. As
performed at the Theatre Koyal, Covent
Garden. With Kcmurks by Mrs. Inch-
bald. Lond. Longman, n. d. (1808) 12mo-

The Death of F.alstaff: a Melodrama
by Z. Jackson. Lond. 1820, Svo. 20 copies
privately printed.

King Henry IV. A Drama in Two Parts.
With an Introduction, and critical and
historical Xotes (in German), by F. E.
Feller. Leipsic, 1830, Svo.

Henry IV. Part 11. As performed, &c.
With Remarks by D. G. (Cumberland's
Theatre). 1831. ISmo. 6d.

Henry IV. 2 Parts. With historical,
grammatical and explanatory Notes, in
Genuan. ByJ.M. Pierre. Frank. 1833,12mo.

Henry IV. 2 Parts. Nurenberg and
New York, 1841, 12nio.

The Life and Humours of Falstaff; a
Comedy formed out of the Two Parts of
Shakspeare's Henry tlie Fourth, and a
iow scenes of Henry V. Lond. 1829, 8to.

Hrxrt the Fifth.— The following play
furnished Shakespeare with the outline
of tlie Two Parts of Henry IV. as well as
that of Henry V.— The Famous Vioto-
BIKS OF Henry the F;fth, containing the
honourable Battel of Agin Court. Loud.
l.iOS, 4to. Xo copy known.

The Famous VittoriesofHenry the fifth,
containing the Honorable Battell of Agin
Court. As it was Acted. &c. 26 leaves.
Jiond. Barnard Alsop,' and are to be sonld
by Timothy Barlow, 1617, 4to. Wilks,

• Imleadof what foUnica. thr Ciipell ropy tat,
"fiweiliug iu (iarter Place, in Baibican."

Separate Plays— «w<ina«i.

1847, 361. 10s. Sotheby's, May, 24, 1856,
lOi. o3. In the British Museum, and in
Capell's Collection. A facsimile by pho-
tography, 10 copies taken (for Mr. Halli-
woU?). It is also in Nichols' SLx Old
Plays. See Henry V. p. 10.37.

Henry the Fifth. — The Chronicle His-
tory of Henry the lift. With his battell
fought at Agin Court in France. Togither
with auntient Pistoll. As it hath bene
sundry times playd by the Bight honor-
able the Lord Chamberlaine his seruants.
Lond. Printed by Thomas Creede, fof
Tho. Millington and lohn Busby. And
are to be sold at his house in Carter Lane,
ne.Kt the Powle head, 1600, 4to. 27 leaves.
The last page is sig. G 3. Sig. A to G, in
fours, G 4 verso, blank. Steevena. inlaid,
1271, 27?. 6s. Resold. Sotheby, April, 1821,
181. 73. 6d. Again, Heber, ii. &461, -Ml. 3s.,
bought by Mr. Daniel. This appears to be
theonlycopy which has occurred forpublic
sale; but copies are iu Brit. Mus., Capell's
Coll., Bodleian, and Devonshire Library.
The Chronicle History of Henry the
fift,AVith his battell fought at A gin Court
in France. Together with Auntient Pis-
toll. As it hath beue suudry times playd
by the Right honorable the Lord Cham-
hf rlaine his seruants. Lond Printed by
Thomas Creede, for Thomas Pauier, and
are to be sold at his shop in Cornhill, at
tlie signeof the Cat and Parrels, neare the
Exchange, 1602, 4to. 26 leaves. The last
sig. is G 2. The only known copies are
in the Devonshire and Capell Collections,
the latter collated with the edit, of 1600.
The Chronicle Histoiy of Henry the
lift, with his battell fo".ght at Agin Court,
in France. Together with ancient PistolL
.Vf it hath bene sundry times playd by the
Right Honourable the Lord Chamberlaine
his Seruaunts. Printed for T. P. 1608, 4k).
27 leaves. The last page is sig. G 3, verso.
Steeveus, 1272, U. Is. Field, 390, U. 3s.
Dent, pt. ii. 1031, 21. Rhodes, 2091, 31. 4s.
Duke of Grafton, 705, 3/. 13s. 6d. Jadis, 165,
iuor. 4?. 16b. Roxburghe, 3839, 5?. 5s. Bind-
ley, pt. iii. 2047, 5/. 7s. 6cl. Heber. pt. ii.
5462, il. 53. ; pt.iv. 2020, 61. 58. Uttcrson.in
1852,5?. 15s. Gardner, in 1854,8/. 10s. Hal-
liwell, 1856, 8M8s.6d.(bot.forMr. Huth).
fiotheby's, Jan. 1857, (VV. BeiTj-), 101. 10s.
S.theby's (HsiUiwell), June 14, 1858, 7i.
17s. 6d. Sotheby's, Aug. 1860. (J. P.
Knight's), 61. Ss. 6d. (bought by Mr. Tite.)
Copies are in the British Museum, Bod-
leian, Capell and Devonshire Collections.
, lleprinted by Steevens in 1766. Mr.
I Knight observes that, ■'(A*s«e<i!rioMs(1600,
I 1602, aitd 1608) tlijftr most malfriatly from
:.he tejct of Ik". J'nllo. Unle.ss," he says, " wt
. iiinre to reprint the original copy page bg
I origewith tlie text of \6'2'i. it would beimpoa-
, silJe to cotaiey a satisfactory notion <^ the

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Sqjarate Tlnys—contmueci.

ercecjing care icith which the play fias been
recast.''

Henry the Fifth •, a Tragedy. By the
Earle of Orrery. Acted at the Duke's
Theatre. Lond. 1672, folio. —1739, Sro.

King Henry the Fifth ; or, the Con.
quests of France by the English. A
Tragedy, as it is acted at the Theatre
Itoyal, Drurv Lane. By Aaron Hill.
I.ond. 1723, Svo.— 1760, 8vo.

King Henry the Fifth. Lond. Tonson,
17.^4. I'inio.

King Henry V. Altered by curtailment
only, by J. P. Kemble. Printed conform-
able to the Representation on its revival
at the Theatre Royal. Drury Lane, Oct. 1,
17S9. Edited by James Wrighten,
Prompter. Lond. 17S9, Svo.

King Henry V. A Tragedy. Taken
from the Manager's Book at the Theatre
Royal, Drury Lane. Lond. n. d. Svo.

King Henry V. Revised by J. P.
Kemble, as it was acted at Drurv Lane
Theatre. Lond. 1801. Svo.— As acted at
Covent Garden, 1806, Svo. — As performed
at the Theatres Royal. Lond. J. Miller,
1815, 12mo. Is.

King Heniy V. As performed at the
Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. With
Remarks by Mrs. Inchbald. Lond. Long-
man, n. d. (1808), l'2mo. frontispiece.

King Henry V. As performed, &c. with
Remarks and Stage directions, by W.
Oxberry. Lond. 1823, 12mo.

Henry V. As performed at the Theatres
Royal. With Remarks biographical and
critical, by D. G. (George Daniel), a de-
scription of the costume and stage direc-
tions. Lond. (Cumberland's Theatre), 1S25,
18mo. 6d.

Henry V. As performed by Mr. Ma-
cready. Lond. Pattie, 18-39, 12mo. Is.

Henry the Fifth. Edited by Charles
Kean. Lond. Bradbury, 1859, post 8vo. •

Henry the Fifth. With historical
Notes ( Lacy's Acting edition). Lond. 1859,
12mo. 6d.

He.vey the Sixth. [Part I.] — The first
edition is in the folio Shakespeare. 1623.

Heni-yVL The First Part ; with the
M urder of Humphrey. Duke of Gloucester.
As it was acted at the Duke's Theatre.
By John Crowne. Lond. 1681, 4to.

Henry VI. A Tragedy. Altered by
Aaron Hill. Lond. 1723. Svo.

Henry VL The first Part. Lond. Ton-
son. 1734, 12mo,

Henry the Sixth. Part I. Lond. 1813,
12mo.

Hexrt the Sisth. [Part TI.] — The
first edition is in the folio Shakespeare,
1623.

I Separate 'Pl&js—coniimied.
I Of this Play the following was the
foundation : —
The First Part of the Coktextion-

betwixt the two FAM0U6 HOUSES O?

Yokke and LANCASTF.h, witli the Death
of the good Duke Humphrey, and the
I Banishment and Death of the Duke of
I Suffoelk, and the Tragicall End of the
I proud Cardinall of Winchester, with the
I notable Rebellion of Jack Cade, and t!ie
I Duke of Yorkes first Claime unto the
I Crowne. Printed by Thomas Creede for
Thomas Milliugton,' 1594, 4to. The date
i is also at the end of the play. A to
I H, in fours, .32 leaves. Tvssen. in 1801,
3Sl. 17s. Resold, Heber, p't. ii. 5479. 64/.,
and then said to be the only copy known.
It is now in the Bodleian Libraiy. Re-
printed by the Shakspeaie Society, edited
by Mr. Halliwcll.

The iirst Part of the Contention be-
twixt the two famous Houses of Yorka
<"ind Lancaster. &c. Printed by W. W.
forThomas Millington, 1600. 4to. 32 leaves.
Rhodes, a leaf MS., 5^ 7s. 6d. In Capell's
Collection, Cambridge, and a copy with
MS. title is in the Bodleian Libraiy.

The first Part of the Contention betwixt
the two famous Houses of Yorke and
Lancaster, &c. Printed by Valentine
Simmes for Thomas Millinsrton. lOK).
4to. Sotheby, 1853,32?. (bought byMr.Tite).
(Mr. Daniel lias this and the preceding
edition, printed by W. W., in one vol.)

The whole Contention betweene the
two famous Houses Laucaster and Yorke.
With the Tragicall ends of the good Duke
Humfrey, Richard Duke of Yorke, and
King Henrie the sixt. Diuided into two
Parts: and newly corrected and enlarged-
Written by William Shakespeare, Gent,
Printed at London for T. P. n. d. (1619),
4to. A to Q, in fours, 64 leaves. Tiie
second part commences on sign. I. T/^
singularity of this Impression is, that this
Play finishes and is a/niphte on sig. Q 4.
Tlien mi sheet R coinmences, without a Title,
TheHistoiyof Pericles, Prince of Tyre,
and which ends on sig. 2 B. See Pef.icles,
post. Duke of Grafton, 706, 11. 2s. Bos.
well, 2336, 11. 4s. Steevens, 1274, 11. 53.
Jadis, 166, 2Z. 2s. Inslis' Old Plavs, 94,
2?. 14s. Rhodes, 2114.3?. 4s. Roxburghe,
3S42, 41. Dent, pt. ii. 1032, il. 4s. Heber,
pt. ii. 5480 6?. 6s. 1 oscombe. l!-o4, 11?. bs.
Halliwell, 1856, 6?. 7s. 6d. (bought by Mr.
Tite). Halliwell. May, 1857, 4?. 4s. Cepies
are in the British Museum, Capell's Col-
lection, and the Bodleian Library. Re-
printed by Steevens in 1766.

Heniy VI., the second part; or, the
Miserie of Civil War. As it was acted
at the Duke's Theatre. By J. Crowne.
Lond. 16S0, 4to — 1681, 4to.

Henry the Sixth. Part H. Lond. 1813,
12mo.

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Separate "PlKys— continued.

Henry the Sixth. [Part III.l The
true Tragedie of Richard Duke of Yorke,
and the Death of good King Heury the
Sixt, with the whole Contention betweene
the two Houses Lancaster and Yoike, as
it was sundrie times acted by the Right
Honorable the Earle of Pembrooke bis
Seruants. Printed at London by P. S. for
Thomas Millington, 1595. 4to. 40 leaves.
Chalmers, pt.i. 131/. Reprinted in 1844,
edited by P.arron Field. See Shakes-
peare Society, Appendix.

The true Tragedie of Richarde Duke of
Yorke, and the Death of good KingHenrie
the sixt : with the wliole Contention be-
tweene the two Houses Lancaster and
Yorke : as it was sundry times acted by
the Right Honourable the Earle of Pem-
brooke his seruantes. Printed at Lond.
by W. W. for Tliomas Millington, &c.
1600. 4to. A to H, in fours. Steevens,
1273, -il. 16s. Rhodes, 2113, one leaf MS.
5?. Ts.ed. JoUey, lOZ. 10s. Halliwell, May,
1857,60?. Copies are in the British Mu-
seum and in the Bodleian Library.

The true Tragedie of Richard Dnke of
Yorke, and the death of good King Henry
the Sixt, etc. Lond. Printed for T. P.
(16191, 4to. This was published with the
second part of Henry VI. under the title
of ' The Whole Contention betwixt the
two famous Houses of York and Lancas-
ter.' Printed for T. P. n. d. (1619). See
ante. Copies are in the British Museum
and the Bodleian Library.

An Historical Tragedy of the Civil
^Vars in the Reign of King Henry VI.
Being a Sequell to the Tragedy of Duke
Humphrey of Gloucester. Altered in the
year 1720. by Theophilus Gibber. Loud.
11. d. (1723), 8vo.— Second edition, 1724.

Humphrey, Duke of Gloucester, a Tra-
gedy. As it is acted at the Theatre Royal,
Drury Lane, by his Majesties servants.
By Ambrose Philips. Lond. 1723, 8vo.
[A fe^y speeches and lines only boiTowed
from Shakespeare.]

The Third Part of Herry the Sixth,
■with the Death of the Duke of York. By
W. Shakespear. Lond. Printed by R.
"Walker, 1735, 12mo.

The Roses; or, K. Henry VI, An his-
torical Tragedy. Represented at P.eadiug
School. Compiled principally from Shake-
speare. (By Dr. Valpy.) Reading, 1795,
8vo.— 1810, 8vo.

Henry the Sixth. Part III. Lond. 1818,
12mo.

Richard Duke of York. Altered from
Shakespeare's Henry VI. As performed
at the Theatre Royal, Dniry Lane. (By
Edmund Kean.) Lend. 1617, 8vo. Utter-
sou, 3s. 6d.

Separate ^lays—cmtinued.

The First Sketches of the Second and
Third Parts of Henry the Sixth. Edited
by J. O. Halliwell. 1843. See Shake-
speare Society, Appendix,

Hfkrt the Eighth. — The first edition
is in the folio Shakespeare, 1623.

The Life of Henry VIII., byMr.William
Shakespear, in which are interspersed
historical Notes, moral Reflections and
Observations, in Respect to the unhappy
Fate Cardinal Wolsey met with. Adorned
with several (6) copperplates. By the
Author of the History of the Life and
Times of Cardinal Wolsey (.Jo.seph Grove).
Lond. 1758, 8vo. 3s. Dedicated to CoUey
Cibber, E.vq. Field, 414, 3s. Bindley,
pt. iii. 1107. 9s.

Henry VIII. As performed at the
Theatres Royal. Regulated from the
Prompt Book. With an lutroductionand
Notes. Lond. n. d. 12mo.

Henry the Eighth. Revised by J. P.
Kemble, as it was acted at Covent Garden
theatre. Lond. 1804, 8vo. — As perfoimed
at the Theatres Royal. Lond, J. Miller,
1815, 12mo. Is.

King Henry VIII. As performed at
the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. With
Remarks by Mrs. Inchbald. Lond. Long-
man, n. d. (1808), 12mo. frontispiece.

Henry the Eighth. Printed complete
from the Text of Johnson and Steevens.
Lond. 1809, 12mo.

Henry VIII. As perfoimed at the
Theatres Royal. With prefatory Re-
marks, and Stage directions, by W. Ox-
berry, Comedian. Looi. 1823, 12mo.

Henry VIII. As performed at the
Theatres Royal. With Remarks biogra-
phical and critical, by D. G. (George Da-
niel). A description of the costume and
stage directions. Lond. (Cumberland's
Theatre), 1824, 12mo. 6d.

Henry VIII. Nurenberg and New
York, 1837. 12mo.

Henry VIII. As performed (Modem
Standard Drama). New York, 1848, 12mo.
12i cents.

Henry VIII. Edited by Charles Kean.
Lond. 1855, 8vo. Is.

Heni-yVIII. Lacy's Acting edition.
With preliminary notes. Lend. n. d.
(1855), 12D10. 6d.

Henry VIII. With Introductory Re-
j marks and Notes, adapted for Scholastic
Studv, bv J. Hunter. Lond. Longman,
I 1860,'l2mo. 2s. 6d.

I Henry VIII. The Costumes as repre-
sented at the Princess's Theatre. Vienna,
1858, oblong folio, 18 plates, 4s. 6d.

Julius Cjesab. The first edition is in
the folio Shakespeare, 1623.

Julius Csesar, a Tragedy. 1G04. 5fle
Stiulino, W. Alexander, Earl of.

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Separate Tlays— continued.

Julius Cwsar, a Tragedy, as it is now-
acted at the Theatre Koyal. Lond. u. d.
(1680) 4to. On the reverse of the title is
a List of the Actors, in which Bettertnn
issetdowu for acting Hrutus. — Loud. 1684,
4to.— 1691, 4to.— n. d. (1096) 4to.

The Traf^edy of Julius Ca?sar, with the
Deaths of Brutus and Cassius. Written
originally by Shakespeare, and since
altered by Sir Wm. Davenaut and Johu
Dryden. To which is prefixed the Life of
Julius Cscsar, abstracted from Plutarch
and Suetonius. Lond. 1719, 12mo.

The Tragedy of Julius Csesar. Altered
with a Prologue and chorus. By John
Sheffield, Duke of Buckingham. Lond.
1722, 4to.— Lond. 1723, 8vo. Loud, printed
for the Company, n. d. 12mo.

Julius Csesar, as it is acted at the
Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Lond. Ton-
EOD, 1734, l2mo. — 1711, 12aio. — Loud, n. d.
8vo.

Julius Cfesai'. Edited by E. Capell.
Loud. 1758, 8vo.

Julius C'sesar, a Tragedy. Lond. 1766,
12mo.

Julius Cfesar, a Tragedy, written by
William Shakspeai-e, collated with the
old and modem editions (by Charles Jen-
nens). Lond. 1773, 8vo.

Julius Caesar, a Tragedy. Taken from
the Manager's Book at the Theatre
Koyal, Drury Lane. Lond. n. d. 8vo.

Julius Csesar, a Tragedy. Accurately
printed from the Text of Johnson and
Steevens. Manchestei-, 1S03, 12mo.

Julius Caesar, a Tragedy. Lond. 1807,
12mo.

Julius CsBsar. As performed at the
Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. With
Remarks by Mrs. Inchbald. Lond. Long-
man, n. d. (ISOS), 12mo. frontispiece.

Julius CfBsar, a Tragedy. Adapted to
the Stage by J. P. Kemble, as acted at
Covent Garden Theatre. Lond. lSll,8vo.
— 1812, 8vo. — As performed at the The-
atres Koyal. Lond. J. Miller, IS14,12mo.
Is.

Julius Csesar. As performed, &c. With
Remarks &c. by W. Oxberry. Loud. 1823,
12mo. portrait. Is.

Julius Cse.sar. As performed, &c. With
Remarks by D. G. Loud. (Cumberland's
Theatre), 1824, ISmo. 6d.

Julius Csesar. Printed from the text of
Steevens, with historical and critical
notes in German by J. M. Pierre. Frank-
fort, 1836, 12mo.

Julius Csesar, aTragedy, Revised and
corrected by Professor G. F. Burckhardt.
Boston, 1838, 8vo.

Julius Csesar. Nurenberg and New
York, 1836, 12mo.

Separate Plays — continued.

Julius Ctesar. With Notes adapted
for schools and private study, in German,
by Dr. J. Hoffa. Jena, 1848, r2mo.

Julius Ciesar. As perfcirmed (Modern
Standard Drama). New York, 1849, 12mo.
12^ ceuts.

Julius Ciesar. Tlie English Shake-
speare, illustrated in a philological com-
mentary on his Julius Ciesar (with the
Text and Index). By George L. Craik.
Loud Chapman and Uall, 1857, 12mo. pp.
xxxvii and 352, 7s. 6d.

Julius Ciesar. With Introduction and
Notes, in German, by E. Meyer. Ham-
burg. 1857, 8vo.

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Lond. 1859, 12mo. 6d.

Julius Csesar, with Introductory Re-
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Kino John. The first Authentic edition
is in the folio Shakspeare, 1623.

The first and second Part of The trouble-
some Raigne of John King of England-
(The title is the same as in the following
edits, but without the name of Shake-
speare). Lond. for Sampson Clarke, 1591,
4to. BLACK LET. A copv is in Capell's Coll.

The first and second Part of the trouTjle-
some Raigne of John King of England.
With the Discouerie of King Richard
Cordelions Base sonne (vulgarly named
The Bastard Fawconbridge :) Also, the
Death of King lohn at Swiustead Abbey.
As they were (sundry times) lately acted
by the Queenes Maiesties Players. Writ-
ten by VV. Sh. Imprinted at Lond. by
Yalsutine Simmes for lolm Helme, and
are to be sold at his shop in Saint Dun
ston's Churchyard in Fleete street. 1611
4to. A to L. in fours, and M, one leaf.
Steevens, 1275, 11. 18s. Rhodes, 2119, 21.
3s. Roxburghe, 3827, 1'. 3s. Sotheby's,
in Nov, 1826, 21. 7s. Heber, pt. ii. 5478,
V. 63. Loscombe, in 1854, 10?. 10s. Hal
liwell. May, 1857, 111. 10s. Sotheby
(Halliwell), June 14, 1858, 101. Copies are
in Brit. Mus., Bodleian, Capell, and Devon.
Libs. The play, by some attributed to
Chr. Marlowe, has been thrice repub-
lished of late year.s, viz. in Miscellaneous
Pieces of ancient English Poesie, 1764, sm.
8vo. ; by Steevens as one of Ids Twenty
Plays of Shakspeare, 1766 ; and by Mr.
Nichols in his ' Six old Plays,' 1788.

The first and second Part of the trouble-
some Raigne of lohn King of England, &c.
Written by W. Shakespeare. Lond. by
Aug : Mathewes for Thomas Dewe, &c.
1622, 4to. A to M 2, in fours ; a copy of
the edition of 1611, according to George
Steevens. Steevens, 1276, 11. Rhodes,
2121, 11. 2s. Evan.s, May, 1832, 21. 10s.
HaUiwell,inl8o6,7i.l0s. UaUiweU, May,

2284

SnAKESPEAEE.

Separate "Plajs—eontin'-ied.
1857, 17?. lOs. (bought by Mr. Tite).
Copies are in the British Musenm, Ca-
pell's Collection, and Devonshire Library.

TTie above three editions (1591, 1611, and
1622) are spurious.

King John and Matilda; a Tragedy, as
it was acted at the Cock-pit in Drury
Lane by Her Majesties Servants. Writ-
ten by Robert Davenport, Gent. Lond.
165.5, 4to.— Again, 1662. 4to.

The Life and Death of King John.
Lond. Tonson, 1734, 12mo.

Papal Tyranny in the Reign of King
John. A Tragedy, as it was acted by
CoUey Cibber. Lond. 1744, 8vo.

Life and Death of King John, with a
new set of Choruses, in the manner of the
Ancients, as they are to be sung at the
end of each Act. Dublin, 1750, 12mo.

The Life and Death of King John. A
Tragedy. Written by Shakespeare. Lond.
1769, 8vo.

The Life and Death of King John.
Marked witli the Variations of the Mana-
gers Book at the Theatre Royal, Drury
Lane. Lond. 1784, 12mo.

King John. Altered by Dr. Valpy.
Represented at Reading School. Reading,
ISOO, 8vo.— 1&03, Svo.

King John. Revised by J. P. Kemble.
As acted at Drury Lane Theatre. Lond.
1800, 8\-o. — Acted at Covent Garden,
1804, Svo. — As performed at the Theatres
Royal. Lond. J. Miller, 1814, 12mo. Is.

King John. As perfoi-med at the
Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. With
Remarks by Mrs. Inchbald. Lond. Long-
man, n. d. (1808) 12mo. frontispiece.

King John. Lond. 1811, 12mo.

King John. As performed, &c. With
Remarks, &c. by W. Oxberry. Lond.
1823. 12mo. portrait. Is.

King John. As performed, &e. With
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(Cumberland's Theatre), 1823, 18mo. 6d.

King John. As performed at St. James'
Theatre (Strange's Plays). Lond. 1837,
ISrao. 3d.

King John. Nnrenberg and New York,
1841. 12mo.

King John. As performed (Modem
Standard Drama). Xew York, 1846, 12mo.

King John, arranged for the use of Fa-
milies and f^chools by Dr. A. Philippi.
Dusseldorf, 1848, 16mo.

King John. Lacy's Acting edition.
With preliminary Notes, Lond. n. d.
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King John. Edited by Charles Kean.
Lond. Bradbury, 1858, Svo. Is.

KiKG Leab. The Play whence Shake-
speare is supposed to have drawn his ma-
terials for this tragedy is entitled ' The
TBUE Cheosicle Histoey OF Ki>'o Lejk,

I Separate Tlays— continued,

and his three Daughters, Gouoi-ill, Rag.in,
and Cordelia, As it hath been divers and
] sundry times lately acted (in verse). Lend,
printed by Simrn Stafford for lohn
Wright, 1605, 4to.' A copy is in the Eri-
j tish Museum. It is reprinted by Steeveus
in vol. 4 of his Twenty Plays, and by
Nichols among his Six Old Plays, vol. 2,
See Lear, p. 1328.

M. William Shak-speare : His True
Chronicle Historic of the life and death of
King Lear and his three Daughters.
AVith the vnfortunate life of Edgar, sonne
and heire to the E,arle of Gloster, and his
sullen and assumed humor of Tom of
Bedlam. As it was played before the
Kings Maiestie at Whitehall vpon S.
Stephens night in Christmas Uollidayes.
By his Maiesties seruants playing vsnally
at the Gloabe on the Bancke-side. Lond.
Printed for Nathaniel Butter, and are to
be sold at his shop in Paul's Churchyard,
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Austin's gate. 1608, 4to. 41 lea ves. Title
separate, B to L in fours. " There is a
remarkable variation in the copies of this
edition : in Goneril's speech on the verso of
H 3, where the present one reads, ' A/oole
usurps ray bed,' Mr. G..Steeveus's copy
(since Mr. Kernble's, and now Duke of De-
vonshire's) reads ' My foote usurps my
head ;' so also does one of Mr. Malones."
— Xote hy Mr. Bthfr.— Other variations
occur on verso of G 2, and the first page
of H 4. — Mr. Halliwell says, " nearly
every copy of this edition has textual
variations." Dent, pt. iii. 1030, iil. 5s.
Strettell, 16.39, \ol. Jadis, 173, 171. 17s.
Steevens, 1277, 281. Edward.s, in 1804,
15?. 4s. 6d. Heber, pt. ii. 32?. Loscombe,
1854, 19?. OS. Halliwell, May, 1856, 22?. lOs.
(bought for H. Huth, Esq.) Copies in
Capell's Collection, Bodleian, British
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M. William Shake-speare, His True
Chronicle History of the life and death
of King Lear, and his three Daughters.
With the vnfortunate life of Edgar, sonne
and heire to the Earle of Glocestcr, and
his sullen and assumed humour of Tom of
Bedlam. As it was plaid before the Kings
I Maiesty at White Hall, vppon S. Stephens
I night, in Christmas Hollidaies. By his
I Maiesties Seruants, playing vsually at
the Globe on the Banck-side — Printed for
Xathauiel Butter. 1608, 4to. 44 leaves.
A to L, in fours. This, the second editif n,
has no place of sale in the colophon, an J
the author's name is spelt Shake-speare.
Steevens, 1278, 21. 2s. Resold, Duke of
Grafton, 704, 6/. 6s. Resold, Roxburghe,
3S56, 6?. 12s. (now in possession of Mr.
Tite.) Inglis' Old Plays, 8?. iOs. 6d.
Rhodes, 2102, four leaves wanting, 10?.
Heber, pt. ii. 5451, 3?. 16s. (bought hy
Mr. Daniel) ; pt. iv. 2017, 3?. 6s. JoUey,

SHAKE SPEAEE.

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81. 8s. Crairford, 1854. 16/. 5s. Gardner,
1854. 20;. Sotheby's, May. 1856, 22/. 10s.
HalliweU, Slav, 1S57, 20?. (bought by Mr.
fite.) Futtick's, June, 1860. 16/. 16s.
Copies are in the British Museum, Bod-
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Copy from the First, and retains even the
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M. William Shake-speare, His True ^
Chronicle History of the life and death of i
King Lear and his three Daughters. With !
the Unfortunate life of Ldgar, sonne and ,
heire to the Earle of Glocester, and his
sullen assumed humour of Tom of Bed- .
lam. As it was plaid before the Kings ,
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History of King Lear. Revived with j
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4to.— 1699, 4to.— 1712, 4to.— 1756. 12mo.—
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King Lear, a Tragedy. Load, printed
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The Life and Death of King Lear.
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The Life and Death of King Lear.
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King Lear. As acted at Drury Lane and
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Lond. 1768, 8vo.— 1771, Svo.

King Lear ; a Tragedy, written by Wil-
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Lond. 1770. 8vo. 3s. 6d. With a portrait
of Shakespeare after Com. Jansen by
Earlom.

King Lear by Shakespeare. As per-
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regulated from the prompt Book, by Mr.
Hopkins, prompter. Lond. printed for
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King Lear. Altered by David Garrick'
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Separate TlAjs—contmued.
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King Lear, edited by Ambrose Eccles.
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King Lear. English and German Texts.
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King Lear, .altered by N. Tate, newly
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King Lear. As performed at the
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King Lear. As performed, &c. With
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King Lear, a tragedy in five acts, as
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King Lear, as performed. &c. With
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King Lear. With historical Xotes in
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King Lear. With Notes by S. W.
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1835, 12m 0.

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King Lear. Burlesqued as ' King Queer
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Love's Laboite Lost. A pleasant
Conceited Comedie called, Loues labors
lost. As it was presented before her
Highnes this last Christmas. Newly
corrected and augmented By W. Shake-
spere. Imprinted at London by W. W.
for Cutbert Burby, 1598. 4to. 3S leaves.
Sign. A to I, in fours, and K 2 leaves.
The last page is K 2, verso. Dent, pt. ii.

i 1025. 26/. Bindley, pt. iii. 2041, 40/. 10s.

; Jadis, 156. 47/. os. Rhodes, 2C'&4, 53/. lis.
Heber, pt. ii. 5448, 40/. Copies in the
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7ery fine copy, which he values at 2C.K)/.

WTun Steeijens published kis rtprints of
tM twenty early Quartos, in 1766, he was
unahle to procure this edition.

Loves Labours lost. A Wittie and
Pleasant Comedie, As it was Acted by his
Maiesties Semants at the Blacke-Friers
and the Globe. Written by William

I Sitakespeare. Lond. printed uy \V. S.for

2286

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Separate Plays — contimied.

lohn Smethwickp, and aie to be sold at
his Shop in Saint Dunstoones Chiircli-yard
vnder tlie Diall. 1631, 4to. A to K 2, in
fours. The last page is sig. K 2. Xnglis'
Old Plavs, 103, 9s. White Knights, 3953,
1/. Is. Rhodes. 2085, 7Z. 7s. Heber, pt.li.
10s.6d. Halliwell, in 1856. 9Z. Another
in 1857,3?. Libri, July, 1862, il. 6s. (bought
bySIr. Tite.) Copies are in the British
Museum, Capell's Collection, and De-
von. Lib. Keprinted by Steevens in 1766,

Love's Labour lost, a Comedy. Lond.
Tonson, 1735, 12rao.

Love's Labour lost, A Comedy. Lond.
printed by U. Wallcer. 1735, 12mo.

The Students, A Comedy altered from
Love's Labour lost, and adapted to the
Stage. Lond. 1762, 8vo.

Love's Labour Lo-,t. As performed, &c.
With Remarks by D.Gr. Lond. (Cumber-
land's Theatre), IS'S, ISmo. 6d.

Love's Labour Lost — Regained. A con-
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J. Lond. 1841, 8vo.

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Love's Labour lost. Facsimile of the
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of the known editions previously issued.
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Mr. Booth has announced his intention of
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Love's Laboue WON. Meres mentions a
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speare. It is, however, supposed to be no
other than All's well that ends well.

Macbrth, a Tragedy. The first edi-
tion is in the folio Siiakespeare. 1623.

Macbeth, a Tragedy, with all the alte-
rations, amendments, additions, and New
Songs, (by Sir William Davenant), acted
at the Duke's Theatre. Lond. 1673, 4to.—
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Macbeth, written by Mr. W. Shake-
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Macbeth : a Tragedy. As it is now
Acted at the New Tlieatre of Edinburgh.
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sav, and sold at his shop, 1731, 12mo. pp.
72,' Is.

The Tragedy of Macbeth. To which
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Knapton, 1750, 12mo.- 1755, 12mo.— 1768,
8vo.

The historical Tragedy of Macbeth,
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Separate 'Sls.yB— continued.

Macbeth, a Tragedy, written by Wil-
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Macbeth, a Tragedy, written by Wil-
liam Shaksp>?are, with Notes and Emen-
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Sabine, 879, 4s. Roxburghe, 3826, 9s. 6d.
— York, 1797, 12mo. with portrait of
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Macbeth, with selected and original
.\necdotes and Annotations biographical,
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1807, Svo. Sabine, 881, 5s.

Macbeth, as performed at the Theatre-a
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Lond, Longman, n. d. 1808, 12mo. frontis-
piece. Paris, 1828, 18mo.

Macbeth, a Tragedy, by W. Shake-
speare, with Notes in German by Dr.
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Macbeth. As performed at the Theatres
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Lond. (Cumberland's Theatre), 182.3, ISmo.

Macbeth, a Tragedy, by William
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Macbeth, with Introduction and Notes
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8vo.— Again, 1849.

Macbeth, with Emendations and Notes,
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{i.e. Tweedie). Boulogne, 1844, 8vo.

Macbeth. As performed (Modem Stan-
dard Drama). New York, 1847, 12mo.

Macbeth, with an explanatory Para-
phrase b)' J. R. Ballantvne. Mirzapore,
1848, 8to. Sotheby's, Jan. 1861, 113.

Macbeth, with an Introduction critical
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Arnlieim, l653,_8vo.

SnAEESPEAEE.

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Macbetli. Lacy's Acting edition. AVith
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Macbeth, with Notes in Genuau. By
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Bhed, &c. Bv W. S. Dalgleish. Edinb.
1862, sm. 8to.'2s.

Tragedy of Lady Macbeth. See Galt,
John (Tragedies), p. 859.

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Measube for Measup.e. The first
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Measure for Measure. The Law against
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1673, folio. This play is a mixture of the
two plots ot Shakespeare's Measure for
Measure, and Much Ado about Nothing.

Measure for Measure ; or Beauty the
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altered by Charles Gildon. Lond, 1700, 4to.

Measure for Measure. Lond. Tonson,
1734, 12mo.

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The Meech akt of Vexicb. The excel-
lent History of the Merchant of Venice.
With the extreme cruelty of Shylocke
the lew towards the saide Merchant, in
cutting a iust pound of his flesh. And
the obtaining of Portia by the choyse
of three Caskets. Written by W.Shake-
speare. Printed by J. Roberts, 1600. 4to.
40 leaves. The last page is sig. K 4.
This is ascertained to be the first edition
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61. 6s.; resold again, Holland, in 1S60, 15/.
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Heber, pt. ii. 5447, 12/. Strettell, May,
1841, 10/. JoUev, 14/. Utterson in 1852,
16/. Sothebv, Mar. 1856. 17/. Sotheby,
(Halliwell), June 14, 1858, 14/. 15s. (bought
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Copies are in the British Museum, Ca-
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Tfiis edition, printed hy Boherts, is hysome
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books, July 22, 1598 ; and the following one,
to be that entered hy Heyts, Oct. 28, 1600 ;
but this is against the opinion of good judges,
and is not unlikely to be incorrect. Eoberts
ma)~ried Heyes' daughter, and was not in
business on his own account till after Heyes
ceased to publish. Mr. Knight says " Heyei
edition is not identical with that of Boherts,
but the differences are not many."

The most excellent Historie of the Mer-
chant of Venice. With the extreame
crueltie of Shylocke the lewe towards the
sayd Merchant, in cutting a iust pound of
his flesh : and the obtayning of Portiaby
the choyse of three chests. As it hath
beene diners times acted by the Lord
Chamberlaine his Seruants. Written by
William Shakespeare. At Lond. Printed
by L R., for Thomas Heyes, and are to be
sold in Paules Church-yard, at the signe
of the Greene Dragon, 1600, 4to. 38 leaves.
The last page is sig. K 2. First tdition,
according to f)leevens. Dyce, and Halliwell,
Duke of Grafton, 702, 9/. 9s. Roxburghe,
3813. 10/. Field, 392. 13/. 15s. Deut, pt.
ii. 1027, 16/. Jadis, 162. fine, 17/. (bought
by Mr. Daniel.) Bindlev, pt. iii. 2044,
22/. Is. Rhodes, 2093. 52/. 10s. Evans,
May, 1832, 15/. 15s. Heber, pt. ii. 5446,
3.3/. 10s. pt. iv. 2014, 17/. 17s. Strettel,
May, 1841, 16/. 16s. Gardner, in 1854, 32/.
(bought bv .Mr. Tite.) Halliwell, 1856,37/.
(bought for H. Hutli, Esq.) Copies are in
the British Museum, Bodleian, Capell's
Collection, and Devonshire Lil)rary.

The most excellent Historie of the
Merchiint of Venice. With tlie extreame
cruelUe of Shylocke the lewe towards the
said Merchant, in cutting a iust pound of
his flesh : and the obtaining of Portia by
the choice of three Chests. As it hath
beene divers times acted by the Lord
Chamberlaine his Servants. Written by
William Shakespeare. Lond. printed by
M. P. for Laurence Haves, and are to be
sold at his Shop on Fluetbridge. 1637,
4to. A to I in fours, the last page is sig.
I 4, verso. White Knights, 3952, 1/. 5s.
Rhodes, 2095, 10s. 6d. Heber, pt. iv. 2015,

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Separate Tlscys—eontmued.

5s. Sotheby's, ilay, 1S56, 31. 10s. Copies
are in the British Museum, Capell's Col-
lection, and the Bodleian Library.

The most excellent Histoiie of the Mer-
chant of Venice : with the extreame
cruelty of Shylocke the .Jew towards the
said Merchant, in cutting a just pound of
liis flesh : and the obtaining of Portia by
the choyce of three Chests. As it hath
been diverse times acted by the Lord
Chauiberlaine his servants. Written by
William Shakespeare. Lond. Printed
for William Leake, and are to be solde at
hi.i shop at the signe of the Crown in
Fleetstreet, between the two Temple
Gates. 16-52, 4to. The last page is sig.
I 4, verso. Rhodes, 2096, 21. 9s. Copies
are in the British Museum and Capeirs
Collection.

The Jew of Venice, a comedy as it is
acted at the Theatre in Little Lincoln's
Inn Fields. By George Granville (Lord
Lansdowne). Lond. 1701.— At the Hague,
T. Johnson, 1711, 6vo.— Lond. 1713, 8vo.
— 1732,8vo.

The Merchant of Venice. By Mr. Wil-
liam Shakespear. Lond. Tonson, 1734,
12mo.

The Merchant of Venice, Lond. E.
Walker. 1735, 12mo.

The Merchant of Venice, with Altera-
tions and Insertions for acting. Lond.
1773, 8vo.— 1777, 12mo.

The Merchant of Venice, marked with
the variations in the manager's Book at
the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Lond.
1763, Svo.

The Merchant of Venice, a Comedy
taken from the manager's Book at the
Theatre Royal, Covent GardeiL Loud.
1787, l-2mo.

The Merchant of Venice. Revised by
J. P. Kemble, as performed at Drury Lane
Theatre. Loud. 1795, 8vo.— 1797, 8vo.—
As performed at Covent Garden, 1810,
8vo.— As performed at the Theatres
Koyal. Lond. J. Miller, 1814. 12mo. Is.

The Merchant of Venice. Altered (by
Pr. Valpy). Represented at Reading
School. Reading, 1802, Svo.

The Merchant of Venice, with the
Notes and Illustrations of various Com-
mentators, and Remarks by the Editor
(Ambrose Eccles). Dublin, 1805, Svo.
Sabine, 8S3. 5s. 6d.

The Merchant of Venice, as performed
at the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden.
With Remarks by Mrs. Inchbald. Lond.
Longman, u. d. (1808^ 12nio. frontispiece.

The Merchant of Venice. Lond. 1811.
12mo.

The Merchant of Venice. As performed,
&c. with Remarks, &c. by W. Oxberry.
Lond. 1923, 12mo. portrait, Is.

The Merchant of Venice, as performed

Separate Tlaya— continued.

at the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and
Covent Garden. With explanatory French
^'otes. Paris, 1827, 18mo.

The Merchant of Venice, correctly
given from the text of Johnson and Stee-
vens. With critical and historical Notes
in German, by Dr. L. Lyon. Gbttingen,
1830. 8vo,

The Merchant of Venice. As performed,
with Remarks by D. G. (Cumberland's
Theatre). 1824, 18mo. 6d.

The Merchant of Venice, with histori-
cal and grammatical Notes in German by
J. M. Pierre. Frankfort. 1831, Svo.

The Merchant of Venice. Nurenberg
and New York, 1835, 12rao.

Merchant of Venice, with Notes in Ger-
man. Brunswick, 18-36,. 8vo.

Merchant of Venice. English and Ger-
man text, illustrated with 27 scenes and
vignettes. Edited by .4. Fischer. Pforz-
heim (Augsburg). 1843, royal Svo.

Merchant of Venice. As performed
(Webster's edition;. Lond. 1&49, 12mo.

Merchant of Venice, by W. Shake-
speare. With Notes in German by Lud-
wig Herrig. Berlin, 1854, Svo.

Merchant of Venice. Lacy's Acting
edition, with preliminary Notes. Lond.
n- d. (1855). 12mo. 6d.

Merchant of Venice. With 20 wood
engravings after G. Thomas, Birket Fos-
ter, and H. Brandling, and with emble-
matical Devices bv Harrv Rogei"S. Lond.
S. Low, 1859, square Sro. lOs. 6d.

Merchant of Venice, with Remarks and
introductory Notes, adapted for scholasiio
and private studv, by J. Hunter. Loud.
Longman, 1S61, 12mo. 2s. 6d.

The most excellent Hlstorie of the
Merchant of Venice, 1600- Abbreviated
and adapted for social reading in parts.
By the Swanswick Shakespeare Cii'cle.
Edited by J. Earle. Lend. Longman,
1862, 8vo.

The Merchant of Venice. A facsimile
of the text from the folio of 1623, with
Notices of the known editions previously
issued. Lond. Booth, 1862, small 4to. os.

Merchant of Venice. The Costumes as
represented at the Princess's Theatre.
Lond. n. d. 4to. 4 plates, 2s. 6d.

Merry WrvES of Windsor. A Most
pleasaunt and excellent conceited Co-
medie, of Syr lohu Falstaflfe. and the
merrie Wiues of Wind.sor. Entermix-
ed with sundrie variable and pleas-
ing humors, of Syr Hugh the Welch
Knight. lustice Shallow, and his wise
cousin M. Slender, With the swaggering
vaine of A undent PistoU, and Corporal
Nym. By Wm. Shakespeare. As it hath
beeae diners times Acted by the Right
liouuurable my lord Chaciberlaiues ser-

SHAKESPEAKE.

22S9

Separate Tl&js—c<mi!mi''d.

nants, Both before her JIaiestie. and
else-where. Loud. Printed by T. C. for
Arthur lohnson, and are to be sold at his
shop in Fowle.s Church-yard, at tlie signe
of the Flower de Leuse and the Crowne.
1602, 4to. 27 leaves. The last page is
Big. G 4, verso. Bindley, pt. iii. 2045, IS/.
Steevens, 1281. 2Sl. Resold, Heber, pt.ii.
6443, 40?. bought by llr. Geo. Daniel. Co-
pies are in Capell's Collection, Trir. Coll.
Cambridge, and the Bodleian Library.

A Most pleasant and excellent conceited
Comedy, of Sir John Falstaflfe, and the
merry Wines of Windsor. With the
swaggering vaine of Ancient Pistoll, and
Corporall Nym. Written by W. Shake-
speare. Printed for Arthur Jolmson,
1619, 4to. 28 leaves. The last page is sig.
G 4, verso. Roxburghe, 3804. U. 3s. Stee-
vens, 1282, 11. 4s. Inglis' Old Plays. 102,
il. Jadis, 167, 41. Rhodes, 2097, 71. 7s.
Dent, pt. ii. 1033, 81. Heber. pt. ii. 5444,
71. pt. viii. 2144, SI. 3s. Sotheby, May,
1856, Halliwell, 161. (bought by Mr. Tite.)
Jolley, 51. 15s. 6d. Sotheby, (Halliwell),
June, 18.58, HI. 5s. Copies are in the
British Museum, Capell's Collection at
Cambridge, and the Bodleian Library.
Keprinted by Steevens in 1766.

Mr. Knight says ' this play as it now stamU
appeared first in the folio 1623. The copy
in the folio contains nearlt/ twice the number
of lines that the ito. contains. Except in one
instance, the succession of scenes is the same,
but the speeches of the several characters are
greatly elaborated in the amended copy (or
folio].'

The Merry Wives of Windsor. With
the humours of Sir lobn Falstaffe, As also
the swaggering vaine of Ancient Pistoll,
and Corporall Nynj. Written by William
Shake-Speare. Newly corrected. Lond.
Printed by T. H. for R. Meighen, aud are
to be sold at his Shop, next to the Middle.
Temple Gate, and in S. I>unstan'.s Chuich-
yard in Fleet.street, 1630, 4to. A to K in
fours, the last page is sig. K 3, verso.
Koxburghe, 3805, 7s. Steevens, 1-2.S3. 10s.
6d. Mitford, Apr. 1860, 5/. 7s. 6d. (bought
by Mr. Tite.) Copies are in the British
Museum, Bodleian I^ibrary, and CHpell's
Collection, Camb. Reprinted by Steevens,
ill 1766.

The Comical Gallant; or the Amours
of Sir John Falstaff. A Cornedy as it is
acted at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane.
By J. Dennis. 1702, 4to.

The Merry Wives of Windsor, with the
Amours of Sir John Falstaffe. Loud,
printed for the Company, n. d. 12mo.

The Merry Wives of Windsor, as it is
acted at the Theatres. Lond. printed by
E. Walker, 17.34, 12mo.

The Meny Wives of Windsor, a

Separate I'lajs— continued.
Comedy by William Shakespear. Lord.
176G, 12mo.

Merry Wives of AVindsor. From the
Manager's Book at the Theatre Royal,
Covent Garden. Lond. 1787, 12mo.

Merry Wives of Windsor. Revised by
J. P. Kemble. As acted at Drury Lane.
Lond. 1797, 8vo. — Revised as acted at Co-
vent Garden. Loud. 1804, 8vo, — As per-
formed at tlie Theatres Royal. Lond. J.
Miller, 1815, 12mo. Is.

Merry Wives of Windsor. Lond. 1806,
Svo.

Merry Wives of Windsor, as performed
at the Theatres Royal, with remarks by
Mrs. Inchbald. Lond. Longman, n. d
(1808), 12rao. frontispiece.

Merry Wives of Windsor. Lond. 1820,
Svo.

Merry Wives of Windsor. As per-
formed, &c. with Remarks by W. OsberrJ^
Lond. 1823, 12mo.

Merry Wives of Windsor. As per-
formed, with Remarks. &c. by D.G.(Cuni-
beil.and's Theatre). 1824, 18mo. 6d.

Merry Wives of Windsor, Nureuberg
and New York, 1841. 12mo.

Merry Wives of Windsor. As perform-
ed, &c. (Spencer's Theatre). Boston, 18-53»
12mo. 12 J cents.

First Sketch of the Merry Wives of
Windsor ; witli the novels on wh.ich it
was founded, an introduction, and Notes.
Edited by J. O. Halliwell. 1842. See
Shakespeare Society, Appendix.

In 1843, Mr. Halliwell discovered and
published an account of a Manuscript of
the MeiTy Wives of Windsor, which ap-
pears to have been a playhouse copy of
the time of the Commonwealth. It is not
a mere transcript, but presents many
variations. See Shakk.speriaxa.

The Merry Wives of Windsor. A
Facsimile of the Text from the folio of
1623, with notices of the known editions
previously issued. Loud. Booth, 1862,
small 4to. 5s.

A MidsojisierNioet'.s Dreame. As it
hath beene sundry times publikely acted,
by the Right Honourable, the Lord Cbam-
berlaine his seruants. Written by Wil-
liam Shakespeare. Printed by James
Roberts, 1600, 4to. 32 leaves. The L^st sig-
nature is H 4. ilieasons are given in Mr.
Halliwell' s Shakespeare, vol. 6, p. 11, for
believing this to he the first edition. Ac-
cording to Sir. Dyce, it is very inferior to the
next.) Steevens, 1285, 1 1. 15s. Boswell, 2343,
21. Is. Roxburghe, 3811, 31. 3s. Inglis'
Old Plays, 89, 41. 5s. Duke of Grafton,
701. 4;. 8.S. Field, 391, 41. 8s. Dent, pt. ii.
1029, 41. 10s. Jadis, 161, 5?. 5s. Rhodes,
2092, 6;. Evans, May, 1832, (.1. Heber,
pt. iv. 2013. line, 7Z. (bought by Mr Daniel.j
Gardner in 18&4, I2i. 15«. Utterson, 9J.

2290

SHAEESPEAEE.

Separate "Plajs—co^tinwd.

Crawford, ISl. os. Halliwell, ia56, 17?. Ss.
(bought for H. Huth, Esq.) JoUey, lOZ.lOs.
Bright, 71. 2s. 6d. Loscombe, Vdi. 17s. 6d.
Sotheby, Jan. 1857. (Kerry), 211. HoUand,
1860, 15M5s. Mr. Halliwell possesses a
fine copy, which cost him 31/. lOs. Mr.
Tite has a fine copy, and tlic re are copies
in the Brit. Mu.seum, Capell's Collection,
and the Bodleian. lieprinted by Steevens
in 1766, collated with that printed in the
same year (1600) for Thomas Fisher. j

A Midsommer night's dreame. As it
hathbeene sundrytimes p\iblickely acted,
by the Right honourable, the Lord Cham-
berlaine his seniants. Written by Wil-
liam Shakespeare. Imprinted at Loudon
for Thomas Fisher, and are to be soulde
at his shoppe, at the Signe of the White
Hart, in Fleetestreete, 1600, 4to.32 leaves.
The last page is sig. H 4, verso. First
edition according to Steevens; indeed accepted
hy all othicrs as such, until Mr. Hal-
liinelVs demurrer. Bindley, pt. iii. 2040,
22i. 10s. Steevens, 12S4, part of a leaf
■wanting, 25/. 10s. Dent, \U. 10s. Heber,
pt.ii. 5442, very fine, 36;. (bought by Mr.
Daniel), and pt. iv. 2012, 2U. 10s. 6d.
Bright, 'I. 5s. Sotheby. May, 1856, 17?.
5s. Copies are in the British Museum,
Capell's Collection, Cambridge, and the
Bodleian Libraiy.

The Comical part of this play v;as printed
separately under the title of The Merry
conceited Humours of Bottom, the "Wea-
ver. By Robert Cos. Loud. n. d. (circa
1646),4to. — Another edition, 1661, 4to.
Rhodes, 2123, 21. 10s. Reprinted by Mr.
Halliwell C.30 copies), in 1860, 16mo., also
in ' The Wits, or Sport upon Sport.' See
KiP.KMAX, Francis, p. 1280.

Piramus and Thisbe. The fifth edition,
enlarged by the Author. Lond. 1681,
folio.

The Fairy Queen, an opera represented
at the Queen's Theatre by their majesties
servants. Lond. 1692, 4to.

A Comic Masque of Pyramus and
Thisbe. By Richard Leveridge. Lond.
1716, 12mo.

Pyramus and Thisbe, a mock Opera.
The words taken from Shakespeare. As
it is performed at the Theatre Royal,
Covent Garden. Set to Musick by J. F.
Lampe. Lond. n.d. 4to. — Again, 1745,8vo.

The Fairies, an Opera taken from a
Midsummer Night's Dream, as per-
foi-med at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane.
By David Garrick. The music composed
by Mr. Smith. Lond. 1755, 8vo.

A Fairy Tale, taken from the Midsum-
mer Night's Dream [by George Colman
and D. Garrick]. Lond. 1763, 4to. Re-
printed under the title of the Fairy Prince,
a Mask. Lond. 1771, Svo.

Midsummer Night's Dream, with alte-
rations and additions, aud several new

Separate Vlsiys— continued.

Songs (by David Garrick). Lond. 1763,
8vo.

Pyramus and Thisbe. A Pantomime
acted at Birmingham. 1798, Svo.

Midsummer Night's Dream. Lond.
1803, 12mo.

Midsummer Night's Dream, with alte-
rations, additions, and New Songs, (by F.
Reynolds). Lond. 1816, Svo.

Midsummer Night's Dream. As per-
formed, &c. with Remarks by D. G. (Cunu
berland's Theatre), 1828, 18mo. 6d.

Midsummer Night's Dream. Nu-
renberg and New York, 1839, 12mo.— ISil,
12mo.

Midsummer Night's Dream. As per.
formed at Covent Garden. Lond. Pattie,
1840, 12mo. 6d.

Midsummer's Night's Dream, a Comedy
in Five acts. As revived at the Theatre
Royal, Covent Garden. Nov. 16th, 1840,
(Edited by J. R. Planche). Lond. 1840,
8vo.

Midsummer Night's Dream, with hir-to-
rical and grammatical explanatory Notes
in German. Frankfort, 1840, 12mo.

A Midsummer Night's Dream. Re-
printed from the Family Shakespeare,
with a glossary. Berlin, 1841, Svo.

Midsummer Night's Dream, with Hlus-
trations as designed and modelled by W.
B.Kirk for a dessert Service m<anufactured
by Kerr, Biuns and Co. at Worcester.
Dublin, 1853, Svo. 12 plates, privately
printed.

Midsummer Night's Dream. As per-
formed at the Broadway Theatre.
(French's Standard Drama.) New York,
n. d. (1853), 12nio. 12i cents.

Midsummer Nigliis Dream. Lacy's
Acting edition, with preliminary Notes.
Lond. n. d. (1855), 12mo. 6d.

Midsummer N ight's Dream. With Notes
by C. Kean. Load. 1856, Svo.

A Midsommer Night's Dreame. A
Facsimile of the text from the folio of
1623. With notices of the known editions
previously issued. Lond. Booth, 1862,
small 4to. 5s,

Much adoe about Nothikg. As it
hath been sundrie times publikely acted
by the right honourable, the Lord Cham-
berlaiue liis seruants. Written by Wil-
liam Shakespeare. Lond. printed by V.
S. for Andrew Wise and William Aspley.
1600, 4to. The last page is sig. I 4, verso.
The text begins on sig. A 2. Smyth, in
1797, 71. 10s. Steevens, 1286, 2?. 12s. 6d.
Roxbmghe, 3809. 21. 17s. Bindlev, pt. iii.
2012, 171, 17s. Heber, pt. ii. 5445. fi'iie, with
rough edges, IS^ (bought bj- Mr. D.iniel).
Bright in 1S45, 131. Loscombe in 1854, 18/.
Halliwell, May, 1857, 65/. ■'bought for U.
Huth, Esq.) Copies are in the liritisU Mu-
seuiu, Capell's Collection, aud the Bod-

SHAKF.SPEABE.

2291

Separate Plays — continued.
leian. Reprinted by Steevens among his
Twenty Play., in 1766.

TTiis, the firs! edition, is not divided into
Acts.

The Law against Lovers. By Sir W.
Davenant. Lond. 1673, folio. See Mea-
sure for Measure, 1673. ante.

Much ado about Nothing. Lond. Ton-
son. 1734, 12mo.

Sluch Ado about Nothing; to which is I
added. All's Well that ends Well. By j
the Gho5t of Sliakespear. Lond. printed
for S. Hall in Paterujster Row, n. d. 4to. |

Much ado about Xothing. .-Vltered aud
eutitled the Cniversal Passion. Bv James j
Miller. Lond. 1737, Svo.

Much ado about Nothing. Adapted to
the sta^e by J- P. Kemble. as it is per-
formed at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane,
n. d. (1799), 8vo. Revised as acted at Co- !
vent Garden, ISIO. 8vo. — Revised as per- ;
formed at the Theatres Royal. Lond. J. I
Miller, 1S15, 12mo. Is. I

Jluch ado about Nothing. As performed
at the Theatres Royal, with Remarks by
Mrs. Inchbald. Lond. Longman, n. d.
(180S), 12mo. frontispiece.

Much ado about Nothing. Lond. 1818, 1
12mo. ]

Much ado about Nothing. Asperfor' ed i
&c. with Stage directions, by W. Oxberry. i
Lond. 1S23, 12mo. Is. I

Much ado about Nothing. As performed ]
ike. with Remarks by D. G. (George ,
Daniel). (Cumberland's Theatre). Lond.
1831, 12mo. 6d. |

Much ado about Nothing. Nnrenberg \
and New York, 1839, 12mo. '■

Much ado about Nothing. Lacy's acting '
edition, with preliminary Notes, Lond. '
u. d. (18o8j, 12mo. 6d. ;

3Iuch ado about Nothing. A Facsimile
of the text from the folio of 16-23. with ;
notices of the known editions previously
issued. Lond. Booth, 1862, small 4to. 5s. |

Othello. The Tragcedy of Othello, j
the Moore of Venice. As it hath beene '
diuerse times acted at the Globe, and at
the Black-Friers, by his Majesties Ser- [
uants. Written by William Shakespeare, j
Lond. printed by N. O. for Thomas Walk- 1
ley. and are to be sold at his shop, at the '
Eagle and Child, in Brittans IBursse, j
1622, 4to. 48 leaves irregularly paged. |
Sign. A, two leaves. The text is from ',
sig. B to N 2, in fonrs. Gilchrist, 19?. 10s. ,
.Jadis, 169, 20?. Dent, pt. ii. 1026, mor.
22?. Steevens, 1287. with MS. notes and '■
various readings, 29?. 8s. Rhodes, 2104,
42/. Bindley, pt. iii. 2043, morocco, by
Roger Payne, 56?. 14.s. Resold, Heber, pt.
ii. 5472, 28?. (bought by Mr. Daniel.)
Strettel, May, 1841, 21?. Copies are in
the British Museum, the Capell Collection, ,
Cambndge, and the Bodleian Library. ''

Separate Plays— <»"<!«"«'?•

Reprinted by Steevens in 1766, and col-
lated with another edition printed in 1630.

The Tragoedy of Othello, the Moore of
Venice. As it hath beene diuerse times
acted at the Globe, and at the Black-
Friers, by his Maiesties Semants. Writ-
ten by William Shakespeare. Lond.
Printed by A. M. for Richard Hawkins,
and are to be sold at his shoppe in Chan-
cery-Lane, neere Sergeaats.Inne, 1630. 4to.
A to M, in fours, the last page is blank.
Inglis' Old Plavs, 1(4, lOs. White
Knights, 3959, 12s. Steevens. 12SS, 13s.
Rhodes, 2105. 19s. Jadis. 170. 3?. 10s.
Strettell. 1369, 16?. 16s. Heber, pt. ii.
21. 9s. Utterson. 1852. 4?. 10s. HaUiweU,
1&56, 5?. 53. Halliwell, 1857. 4?. 14s. 6d.
(bonght by Mr. Tite). Milford, April,
1860, last leaf mended. 51. 15s. Libri,
July, 1862, mutilated, 2/. 10s. Copies are
in the Brit. Museum, Capells Collection,
Cambridge, and the Bodleian Library.
• TTiis edition,' says Mr. Dyce, ' contains
sorm imtx>rtant various readings'

The Tragcedy of Othello, the Moore of
Venice. As it hath beene divers times
Acted at the Globe, and at the Black-
Friers, by his Majesties Servants. Writ-
ten by William Shakespeare. The fourth
Edition. Lond. Printed for William
Leak at the Crown in Fleet-street, be-
tween the two Temple Gate.', 1655, 4to.
This edition is a republication of that of
1630. It contains A to M, in fours: the
last page contains alistof bo>ks 'printed
or sold by William Leake,' and the play
is paged I to 93. Steevens, 12S9, 43.
Field, 396, 5s. Rhodes, 3106, 10s. 63.
Sotheby's, May, 1856, 4?. 83. Halliwell,
1859. 3?'. 10s. Copies are in the British
Museum, Capell's Collection, Cambridge,
and the Bodleian Library.

An edition, with the same title, dated
1705, 4to. is in the collection of Jlr. Tile.

An edition of Othello, v-ithont date, is
mentioned by Steevens in his list of the
old quarto plays, and a copy is in Capell's
Collection. 4to. See Hartshome's Book
Rarities in the University of Cambridge,
p. 309.

( ithello, a Tragedy. Altered by Dry-
deiu Lond. 1670, 4to.— 1674, 4to.— 1681,
4to.— 1687, 4to.— 1697, 4to.— 1701, 4to.—
1705, 4to.

Othello, the Moor of Venice. A Tra-
gedy written by Mr. W. Shakespeare.
Lond. Printed for the Company, n. d.
12mo.

Jealousy Exemplified in the Awful
Traarical and Bloody History rf the Lives
and untimely Deaths of Othello and Des-
demoua. Lond. n d. 8vo.

Othello the Moor of Venice, a Tragedy,
as it hath been divers times acted at tlie
Globe and at the Black-Friers ; and now
at the Theatre Royal by his Majestltui

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Servants. Lond. printed by John Dar-
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Pesicles. The late. And much admired
Play, called Pericles, Prince of Tyre.
With the true Relation of the whole
Historic, aduentures, and fortunes of the
gaid Prince : As also, The no lesse strange,
and worthy accidents, in tbe Birth and
Life, of his Daughter Mariana. As it
hath been diuers and sundrj- times acted
by bis Maiesties Seiuant.s at the Globe on
the Banck-side. By William Shakespeare.

Separate "Pl&js— continued.

Imprinted at Lond. for Henry Gosson, and
ave to be sold at the signe of the Sunne
in Pater-noster row, &c. 1609, 4to. A to
I, in fours, I 4 blank, 35 leaves. Stee-
vens, 1308, 1?. 2s. Roxburghe, 3869, 1/.
IS'J. White Knights, 3960, 2/. os. Rhodes,
2109, 9/. 9s. Heber, pt. ii. 5474, fine, ISl.
(bought by Mr. Daniel.) Jolley,13?. Gard-
ner, title facsimile by Harris, 21Z. Copies
in Capell's Collection, Trin. Coll. Cam-
bridge, the Bodlei.an Library, and British
Museum. — Another copy is in the British Mu-
seum, which, although it has exactly the soma
title-page as the above, presents many varior
tions in tlie text, and numerous errors art
corrected; the initial wood-cut at sig. Ai is
also different. Mr. Knight observes, ' the
minute differences in these copies are such as
present themselves to a printer's eyt, and
shoio that the types were kept standing to
meet a constant demand.'

A lithographic facsimile of this edition
(1609) by E. W. Ashbee (for Mr. HalU-
well). Lond. 1862, 4to. 31 copies, privately
printed.

Pericles, without date, printed by T.
Pavier, was in Garrick's collection, pre-
sumed to hi', the First edition.

The late, and much admired Play called
Pericles, Prince of Tyre. With the true
Relation of the whole History, aduenture.s
and fortunes of the sayd Prince : As also
the no lesse strange and worthy accidentB
in the Birth and Life of his Daughter Ma-
riana. As it hctli beene diuers and sun-
dry times acted by his Maiestyes Ser-
uants at the Globe on the Banck-side. By
William Shakespeare. Printed at Lon-
don by S. S. 1611, 4to. ends at I 3, verso.
Edwards, in 1804, 141. 3s. 6d. A copy is
in the British Museum.

The late. And much admired Play,
called. Pericles, Prince of Tyre. With
the true Relation of the whole History,
aduentures and fortunes of the saide
Prince. Written by W. Shakespeare.
Printed for T. P. 1619, 4to. 34 leaves. The
signatures run from R to A a, in fours,
B b one leaf, and title one leaf. The edi-
tion was printed at the end of ' The whole
Contention betwcene the two Famous
Houses, Lancaster and Yorke. Printed
at Lond. for T. P.' Roxbnrghe, 3879, 5s.
Field, 397, lis. Steevens, 1309, 15s.
Rhodes, 2111. 15s. Inglis' Old Plays, 101,
11. 15s. Jadis, 174, 11. ISs. Heber, pt. ii.
5475, il. 4s. and ,5476, 11. 18s. Loscombe,
31. 4s. In the Brit. Mnseura. Capell's Col-
lection, and the Bodleian Library.

The late, and much admired Play,
called Pericles, Prince of Tyre. With
the true Relation of the whole History,
aduentures, and fortunes of the sayd
Prince : Written by Will. Shakespeare,
l.ond. Printed by 1. N. for R. B. and are
to be sould at his shop in Cheapside at

SHAEESPEAEE.

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the si<ne of the Bible, 163<>, 4to. A to
J 2, in fours. 34 leaves. Field. 398. 6s,
"White Knights, 3960-, 9s. Rhodes, -2112,
14s. Heber, pt. ii. 5477, V. 2s. (bonghtby
Mr. Tite.) Halliwell, ia56, 4Z. 14s. Halli-
■well, 1859, without place of sale, 5/. 12s. 6d.
Sotheby, Slav, 1862, 2?. 9s. In some copies
of this date the words in the imprint,
"and are to be sould,'' &c. are wanting.
Copies are in the British Museum, Bod-
leian Library, and Capell's Collection.

The I^ate. And much admired Play,
called Pericles, Prince of Tyre. With
the true Kelation of the whole History,
adventures, and fortunes of the said
Prince. Written by W. Shakespeare.
Printed at Lond. by Thomas Cotes, 1635,
4to. 34 leaves, Title, sis. A 1. A to
sig. I 2, in fours. Eosbnrghe, 3871. 14s.
Kright,l?. 6s. Sotheby, May, 1S62,1M53.
In the British Museum and Bodleian.

Pericles, Prince of Tyre, by W. Shake.
Bpeare. Lond, Tonson, 1734, 12mo. front.

Pericles, Prince of Tyre. Lond. R.
Walker. 1734. 12mo.

Marina, a Plav of Three Acts, faltered
from Pericles). By G. Lillo. Lon. 173S, 8vo.

Pericles. Adapted for theatrical repre-
sentation. Lond. 1796, 8vo.

Pericles. A Novel founded npon
Shakespeare's play is entitled: The
Painful Adventures of Pericles, Prince
of Tyre. Being the true History of
the Play of Pericles, as it was lately
presented by the worthv and ancient Poet
lohn Gower. At Loud! Printed br T. P.
for Nat. Butter, 1608. 4to. With a whole-
length figure of Gower on the title. De-
dicated to Maister H. Fermor by George
Wilkins (the author). 40 leaves, in-
cluding title. A copy is in the public
library at Zurich. A copy, consisting of
38 leaves, was sold, Nassau, pt. ii. 74.5,
22/. lis. 6d. Resold, Heber. pt. vi. 211. Is.,
subsequently possessed by Mr. Halli-
well, now in the British 5'useum. —
Collation. Title, Argument of the whole
Historic, 2 leaves, in black letter, sig. A
2 to K 2. In this copy there is no dedi-
cation as in that at Zurich ; but it is be-
lieved that this dedication, which is
printed in a different type.is a subsequent
introduction, and does not properly belong
to the work. — Reprinted, n. d. 12mo. 4s.

A Facsimile Reprint. Edited by Pro-
fessor Tycho Mommsen. With a Preface,
includiu^ a brief account of some original
Shakespeare-editions, &c. extant in Ger-
many and Switzerland, and a few Re-
marks on the Latin Romance of ApoUo-
nius. Tyre. Also an Introduction by J.
Payne Collier. Oldenb. 1857, 8vo.49.'6d.

RicHAED THE Secosd. The Tragedie
of King Richard the Second. As it hath
beene pablikely aeted by the right Ho-
nourable the Lorde Chamberlaine his
Bernants. Lond, Printed by Valentine

Separate Plays — continued.

Simmes for Androw Wise, and are to be
sold at his shop in Paules church yard at
the signe of the Angel, 1597, 4to. 37 leaves.
The last page is sig. K 2. It has long
been supposed that the only copy known
is in Capell's Collection, Cambridge, but
Mr. George Daniel has a fine copy.

It trill be perceived that the name oj Shakes-
peare does not occur on the title-page of this
first edition.

The Tragedie of King Richard the se-
cond. As it hath beene pnblikely acted
by the Right Honourable the Lord Cham-
berlaine his semants. By William
Shake-speare. Lond. Printed by Valen-
tine Simmes for Andrew Wise, and are to
be sold at his shop in Paules ciiurchyard
at the signe of the Angel, 1598, 4to. A
to I, in fours, 36 leaves. Steevens. 1290,
4?. 14s. 6d. Roxburghe, 3829, ll. 7s.
White Knights, 3954, 10?. Heber, pt. iv.
2018. 4/. 14s. 6d. Bright, in 1845, 13?. 10s.
Copies are in the British Museum, the
Bodleian Library, and Capell's Collection.
The Tragedie of King Richard the
Second : with new additions of the Par-
liament Sceane, and the deposing of King
Richard. As it hath been lately acted by
the Kiuees Majesties sernantes, at the
Globe. By WiUiam Shake-speare. At
Lond. Printed by W. W. for Mathew
Law, and are to be sold at his shop in
Paules churchyard, at the signe of the
Foxe,16t58,4to.' 39 leaves. The last page
is sig. K 3, verso.. Rhodes. 2078, MS. title,
1?. 5s. Steevens, 1291, 10?. Loscombe,
19?. JoUev, 11?. Halliwell, Mav, 1S57,
30?. 10s. fbought by Mr. Tite.) A copy U
in the Bodleian Library. In the Devon-
shire collection is a copy (formerly be-
longing to Kemble). in the title-page of
which no mention is made of the ' new
additions of the Parliament sceane.'

The Tragedie of King Richard the Se-
cond. As it hath been pnblikely acted by
the Right Honourable the Lord Chamber-
laine his sernantes. By William Shake-
speare, Lond. Printed by W. W. for
Mathew Law, and are to be sold at his
shop in Paules Church-yard, at the signe
of the Fose, 1608. 4to. The last pagp is
sig. K 3, verso. Copies are in the British
Museum, in Capell's Collection, and a fine
one in the library of Mr. George DanieL
The Tragedie of King Richard the Se-
cond : with new additions of the Parlia-
ment Sceane, and the deposing of King
Richard. As it hath been lately acted by
[ the Kinges Maiesties seruants at the
I Globe. By WiUiam Shake-speare. At
I Lond. printed for Mathew Law, and are
I to be sold at his shop in Paules church-
, yard, at the signe of the Foxe, 1615, 4to.
I 39 leaves. A to K, in fours. The la»t
i page is K 3, verso. Gordonstoun. 2137,
' lis. 6d. Rhodes, 2079, K 1 wasting, 15s.
: Roxburghe, 38S0, 1?. lla. 6d. Steevens,
1 H

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Separate "PlsLys—Mntinuni. .

1292, lM2s. Jadis, 157, morocco, 8Z. 2s. 6d. j
Heber, pt. ii. 5454, 21. Sotheby, March, '
1856. 15?. Bright, 71. 2s. 6d. Sothebv '
(HKlliwell). .June 14, 1858, 117. Halli- |
•well, 1859, 32'. 10s. (bought by Mr. Tite.) ■
Copies are in the British Museum, Bod.
leian Library, and Capell's Collection,
Cambridge.— Reprinted by Steevens in
1766, collated with the first edition, printed ;
in 1598 for Andrew Wise, and with that
printed in 1634, by John Norton.

The Liie and Death of King Richard
the Second. With new Additions of the
Parliament Scene, and the Deposing of
King Richard: as it bath beeno acted by
the Kings Majesties Servants, at the
Globe. By William Shakespeare. Lond.
Printed by John Norton, 1634, 4to. A to
K, in fours. The title is sig. A 1. 40
leaves. Jlr. Lowndes says, Hits is the first
edition in which the division of the acts and j
scenes occur, iut this is a mistake; the i
division of the acts and scenes was first made
in the folio, 1623. Steevens, 1293, 5s.
Sotheby, May, 18oG, uncut, 137. 13s. Mr. I
Tite has a fine copy ; and copies are in the >
British Museum, the Bodleian Lib, and I
Capell's Collection, Cambridge. 1

The Historv of King Richard the Se- I
cond. Hy Nahum Tate. Acted at Drury
Lace Theatre, as ' The Sicilian Usurper."
Lond. 16S1, 4to.— 1691.4to.

The Tragedyof KiugRichard the Second,
altered by L.'Theobald. Loud. 1720, 8to.

Iticbard the Second, a Tragedy. Lond.
Tonson, 1734. 12mo.

Life and Death of Richard II. Lond.
printed by R. Walker, 1735, 12mo.

King Richard the Second. Altered and
the style imitated by James Goodall.
Manchester, 1772, 8vo.

King Richard II. Adapted for
Theatrical Representation ; as performed
at the Theatres Royal, n. d. I'jmo.

Richard the Second. Lond. 1812. 12mo.

King Richard the Second. Adapted to
the Stage, with alterations and additions,
by R. Wroughton. Lond. 1815, 8vo. 2s.6d.

King Richard the Second. As per-
formed, &c., with Remarks by D. G.
(Cumberland's Theatre). Lond. 1831, 18mo.

King Richard the Second. With
Notes by Charles Kean, Lond. 1857, 8vo.

RiCHABD THE Thtbd. The foundation
of this play was entitled. The true Tra-
gedie of Richard the Third, whereunto is
shown the Death 'A Edward the Fourth,
with the Smothering of the young Princes
in the Tower. With a lamentable Ende
of Shore's Wife, &c., and lastly the Con-
junction cf the two noble Houses of Lan-
caster and Yorke. As it was played by
the Queene's Maiesties Players. Lond.
by Creede, 1594, 4to. Only one perfect
copy of this play is known. It was un-

Separate "BlB-y^— continued,
questionably used by Shakspeare in the
formation of his own Richard. Rhodes,
329, two leaves wanting, 307. ; resold.
Dent, pt. ii. 1005, the leaves supplied in
MS. facsimiles, 147, 3s. 6d. Resold, Evans,
in 1832, 257. 10s. Evans, in 1825, 697.6s.
This copy was perfect, and is now in the
possessionofF. Perkins, Esq. Reprinted
for the SH.4KSPEARE Society, with the
Latin Play of Richardus Tertius, by Dr.
Thos Legge. With an Introduction and
Notes by B. Field, Esq. Lond. 1844, 8vo,

A lithographic facsimile of this edition
(1597), by E. N. Ashbee (for Mr. Halliwell).
31 copies privately printed.

The Tragedy of King Richard the
third. Containing His treacherous Plots
against his brother Clarence : the pittie-
full murther of bis innocent nephewes : his
tyrannical vsurpation: with the whole
course of his detested life and most de-
serued death. As it hath been lately
Acted by the Right Honourable the Lord
Chamberlaiue his seruants. At Lond.
Printed by Valentine Sims for Andrew
Wise, dwelling in Paules Church.yard,at
the signe of the Angell, 1597, 4to. 47
leaves. Nixon, in 1818, 337. Resold,
Heber, pt. ii. 5463, 417. 9s. 6d. (bought
by Mr. Daniel.) Copies in Capell's Collec-
tion, Cambridge, and the Bodleian.

The Tragedie of King Richard the
third. Conteining his treacherous Plots
against his brother Clarence : the pitiful
murther of his innocent Nephewes: his
tyreimicall vsurpation : with tlie whole
course of his detested life and most de-
serued death. As it hath beene lately
Acted by the Right honourable the Lord
Chamberlaiue his seruants. By William
Shake-speare. Loud. Printed by Thomas
Creede for Andrew Wise, dwelling in
Paules Church.yard, at the signe of the
Angell, 1598, 4to. 47 leaves. A to M, in
fours, M 4 blank. Heber, pt. ii. 5464, 177.
JoUey, 177. 17s. (bought by Mr. Tite).
Copies in Capell's Collection, the Bod-
leian Library, and British Museum.

The Tragedie of King Richard the
third. Conteining his treacherous Plots
against his brother Clarence: the pittiful
murther of his innocent Nephewes : his
tyrannicall vsurpation: with the whole
course of his detested life and most de-
serued death. As it hath bene lately
Acted by the Lord Chamberlaine his ser-
uants. Newly augmented, by AVilliam
Shakespeare, Lond. Printed by Thomas
Creede for Andrew Wise, dwelling in
Paules Church-yard, at the signe of the
Angel, 1602. 4to. 46 leaves. A to M, in
fours. The last page ends on M 2, verso.
Steevens, 1294, imperfect at the end, 10s.
Halliwell, May, 1856, title and some
leaves facaimUe by Harris, 18i. 6s. Copies

SnAEESPEAKE.

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Separate "Plays— continue j.

are iu the Britisli Museum and in CapeU's
Collection, Cambridge.

The Tragedie of King Richard the
third. Conteiuing his treacherous Plots
against iiis brother Clarence : the pittifull
murther of his innocent Nephewes : his
tyrannicall vsurpation: witli the whole
course of his detested life, and most de-
serued death. As it hath bin lately Acted
by the Right Honourable the Lord Cham-
herlaine his seruants. Newly augmented,
by William Shake-speare. Lond. printed
hy Thomas Creede, and are to be sold by
Mathew Lawe, dwelling in Paules
Church-yard, at the Signe of the Foxe.
neare S. Austins gate, l&Jo, 4to. 46 leaves.
A copy is in the British Museum, and the
only other one known was sold by Mr.
Lilly to Mr. Halliwell, and is now in the
Bodleian Library.

The Tragedie of King Richard the
third. Containing his treacherous Plots
against his brother Clarence : the pittiftil
murtlier of his innocent Ne-phewes: his
tyrannical vsurpation : with the whole
cour.se of his detested life, and most de-
Eerued death. As it hath beene lately
Acted by the Kings Maiesties ser