General Literature (A–B) | Blake Collection | G.E. Bentley Fonds

	GENERAL LITERATURE A
823	Addison, Joseph. THE │ DRUMMER: │ OR, │ THE HAUNTED HOUSE. │ = │ A │ COMEDY, │ BY JOSEPH ADDISON ESQ. │ = │ ADAPTED FOR │ THEATRICAL REPRESENTATION, │ AS PERFORMED AT THE │ THEATRES-ROYAL, │ DRURY-LANE AND COVENT-GARDEN. │ = │ REGULATED FROM THE PROMPT-BOOKS, │ By Permission of the Managers. │ = │ “The Lines distinguished by inverted Commas, are omitted in the Representation.” │ = │ LONDON: │ = │ Printed for the Proprietors, under the Direction of │ JOHN BELL, [Gothic:] British-Library, STRAND, │ Bookseller to His Royal Highness the PRINCE of WALES. │ - │ MDCCXCII. [1792]. Bound with: Kelly, Hugh. The School for Wives A Comedy by Hugh Kelly, Esq. Adapted For Theatrical Representation. As Performed at the Theatres-Royal, Drury-Lane and Covent-Garden. Regulated From the Prompt-Books, By Permission of the Managers. London: Printed for the Proprietors, under the Direction of John Bell, British-Library, Strand, Bookseller to His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, MDCCXCII [1792]. And Cumberland, Richard. The Fashionable Lover A Comedy by Richard Cumberland, Esq. Adapted For Theatrical Representation. As Performed at the Theatres-Royal, Drury-Lane and Covent-Garden. Regulated From the Prompt-Books, By Permission of the Managers. London: Printed for the Proprietors, under the Direction of John Bell, British-Library, Strand, Bookseller to His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, MDCCXCIII [1793]. And Sheridan, Frances Chamberlaine. The Discovery A Comedy by Mrs. Frances Sheridan. Adapted For Theatrical Representation. As Performed at the Theatres-Royal, Drury-Lane and Covent-Garden. Regulated From the Prompt-Books, By Permission of the Managers. London: Printed for the Proprietors, under the Direction of John Bell, British-Library, Strand, Bookseller to His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, MDCCXCII [1792].
824	Addison, Joseph. THE │ MISCELLANEOUS │ WORKS, │ IN │ VERSE and PROSE, │ Of the Right Honourable │ JOSEPH ADDISON, Esq; │ - │ In THREE VOLUMES. │ - │ With some Account of the LIFE and │ WRITINGS of the AUTHOR. │ By Mr. TICKELL. │ = │ LONDON: │ Printed for J. and R. TONSON. │ - │ MDCCLXVI [1766]
825	Adventurer (London, England : 1752) HARRISON'S EDITION. │ - │ THE │ ADVENTURER. │ IN FOUR VOLUMES. │ [1-line motto from] │ VIRG. │ ON VENT'ROUS WING IN QUEST OF PRAISE I GO, │ AND LEAVE THE GAZING MULTITUDE BELOW. │ [JH monogram] │ LONDON: │ Printed for HARRISON and Co. No 18, Paternoster Row. │ M DCC LXXXV [1785]. 4°, 4 volumes in one in sound dappled ½ calf with spine labels over grey marbled boards, uniform with the other works from HARRISON'S EDITION. On the front paste-down is a printed eagle-emblem with "IN DOMINO CON FIDO", and on the facing page (now loose) is written "J. Knyston │ 29th Sept. 1805. There are 8 oval plates designed by E.F. Burney (4), Corbould (2), and Stothard (2).
826	Aesop. The Fables of AESOP with Designs on Wood by Thomas BEWICK with a new introduction by Michael Marqusee (New York City, N.Y.: Paddington Press Ltd., Two Continents Publishing Group, 1975) Masterpieces of the Illustrated Book.
827	Akenside, Mark. THE │ PLEASURES │ OF │ IMAGINATION. │ BY │ MARK AKENSIDE, M.D. │ TO WHICH IS PREFIXED A CRITICAL ESSAY ON THE POEM, │ BY MRS. BARBAULD. │ = │ LONDON: │ PRINTED FOR T. CADELL, JUN. AND W. DAVIES, │ (SUCCESSORS TO MR. CADELL) STRAND. │ = │ 1796. Small 8°, the plates, with imprint of Cadell & Davies 1 Nov 1794, are the frontispiece and at pp. 24, 78, 91, designed by Stothard (4) and engraved by J. Heath (1), J. Parker (1), and Neagle (2). Copy 1: in sound somewhat worn Green morocco. With a ticket: "Sold by CARPENTER & C.o 14 Old Bond Street." Inscriptions of "Jane Lascelles", "Montagu Wynyard", and "John Price Skelton June 1900". Inserted in a 19th Century hand is a 1-page description of Akenside, not very interesting. Copy 2: in marbled brown calf. With bookplate of Mrs. E. V. Townshend.
828	Alken, Henry Thomas. A Panorama of the Progress of Human Life Fashionably Displayed Illustrating Shakespeare’s Ages and Giving at the Same Time the Manners, Costume, Amusements, and Field Sports of the English People the Whole Illustrative of Modern Character in a Series of Many Hundreds of Moving Figures by Henry Alken with an Essay by Guy Paget and an Introduction and Commentary by Bernard Darwin (London: The Falcon Press, 1948) [Engraved title within a circle:] A PANORAMA of the PROGRESS of HUMAN LIFE. │ FASHIONABLY DISPLAYED │ Illustrating │ [Gothic:] Shakespeares Ages │ AND │ giving at the same Time the │ Manners, Costume, Amusements │ and the FIELD SPORTS of the │ ENGLISH PEOPLE, │ The whole Illustrative of modern Characters │ in a Series of many Hundreds of │ Moving Figures. │ 21s/ Cold in Cases │ Published by S & J Fuller 34 Rathbone Place April 20 1820. Folio, in pale Grey boards with a red canvas spine, in a case with a modern fancy label.
829	Allen, D. G. C. The Houses of the Royal Society of Arts a History and a Guide by D. G. C. Allan, Curator-Librarian of The Society with a Foreword by John Gloag. Second, Revised Edition. (London: Royal Arts Society, MCMLXXIV [1974]).
830	AMBULATOR:│OR, │ A POCKET COMPANION │ IN A │ TOUR ROUND LONDON, │ Within the Circuit of Twenty-five Miles: │ DESCRIBING │ Whatever is most remarkable for Antiquity, Grandeur, │ Elegance, or Rural Beauty: │ INCLUDING │ NEW CATALOGUES OF PICTURES; │ And illustrated by │ HISTORICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL OBSERVATIONS; │ To which are prefixed, │ A Concise Description of the Metropolis, │ AND │ A MAP OF THE COUNTRY DESCRIBED │ - │ [Three-line motto from Horat] │ [Two lines of verse from Thomson] │ = │ THE NINTH EDITION, AUGMENTED AND IMPROVED. │ = │ [Gothic] London: │ Printed by T. Gillet, Salisbury-Square, │ FOR J. SCATCHERD, AVE MARIA-LANE. │ 1800. │ - │ [Gothic] Entered at Stationers Hall.
831	Anstey, Christopher. THE │ NEW BATH GUIDE: │ OR, │ [Gothic:] Memoirs │ OF THE │ B-N-R-D FAMILY. │ IN A SERIES OF │ POETICAL EPISTLES. │ = │ Nullus in orbe locus Baiis praelucet amoenis. HOR. │ - │ A NEW EDITION. │ = │ LONDON: │ PRINTED BY N. BIGGS, │ CRANE-COURT, FLEET-STREET, │ FOR VERNOR AND HOOD, CUTHELL AND MARTIN, │ OGILVY AND SON, J. WALKER, LACKINGTON, │ ALLEN, AND CO. J. NUNN, OTRIDGE AND │ SON, AND R. LEA. │ - │ 1804. 12° At the end is a 4-page list of 25 "New Books Printed for the Proprietors". There are 10 competent anonymous wood-cuts. Copy 1: in sound tree calf, with the armorial book-plate of Charles Art Tisdall, 1806. Copy 2: in sound polished tree calf, gilt bands on spine.
832	Anti-Jacobin. POETRY │ OF THE │ ANTI-JACOBIN. │ = │ FOURTH EDITION. │ = │ LONDON: │ = │ PRINTED FOR J. WRIGHT, PICCADILLY, │ BY W. BULMER AND CO. CLEVELAND-ROW, │ ST. JAMES'S. │ 1801. 4°, in exceedingly handsome full blind-tooled and gilt calf in excellent condition, with the book-plate of "John Duke of Bedford" [1766-1839]. The Contents are annotated in a neat hand identifying the authors of the poems, which seem to be based upon Edw. Hawkins, "Authors of the Poetry of the Anti-Jacobin", Notes and Queries, III (1851), 348-349.
833	The Anti-Jacobin, or Weekly Examiner. in Two Volumes. Fourth Edition, Revised and Corrected. (London: Printed for J. Wright, Piccadilly, 1799)
834	Apuleius. THE │ METAMORPHOSIS, │ OR │ GOLDEN ASS, │ AND │ PHILOSOPHICAL WORKS, │ OF │ APULEIUS. │ - │ TRANSLATED FROM THE ORIGINAL LATIN, │ BY │ THOMAS TAYLOR. │ - │ [3-line motto[ │ - │ LONDON: │ SOLD BY ROBERT TRIPHOOK, 23, OLD BOND STREET; │ AND THOMAS RODD, 17, LITTLE NEWPORT STREET. │ - │ 1822. 8°, in full calf (?rehinged), with the armorial bookplate of "Walter B. Coates." At end on the same paper with vertical chain-lines WATERMARKED "1819", is a 2-leaf "LIST OF TRANSLATIONS AND ORIGINAL WORKS, BY T. TAYLOR", and a 1-leaf list of WORKS PUBLISHED BY ROBERT TRIPHOOK", "London, Jan. 1823". Lacks p. [3-10] of “Passages Suppressed” normally bound at end.
835	Aristophanes. THE │ ACHARNIANS, │ KNIGHTS, WASPS, AND BIRDS │ OF │ ARISTOPHANES: │ TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH PROSE. │ - │ BY A │ GRADUATE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD [i.e. John W. Warter]. │ - │ "Comœdia est imitatio vitæ, speculum consuetudinis, imago veritatis." │ Cic. apud Donat. in fragm. de Traged. et Com. │ - │ OXFORD: │ HENRY SLATTER, HIGH STREET: │ LONGMAN, REES, ORME, BROWN, AND GREEN; AND WHITTAKER, │ TREACHER, AND ARNOT, LONDON. │ MDCCCXXX [1830]. In original boards and label.
836	Aristophanes. THE BIRDS │ OF │ ARISTOPHANES. │ TRANSLATED BY │ THE REV. HENRY FRANCIS CARY, A.M. │ WITH │ NOTES │ - │ LONDON: │ PRINTED FOR TAYLOR AND HESSEY, │ 93, FLEET-STREET, │ AND 13, WATERLOO-PLACE, PALL MALL. │ - │ 1824. In drab boards, blind-stamped.
837	Armstrong, John. THE │ ART │ OF │ PRESERVING HEALTH. │ By JOHN ARMSTRONG, M.D. │ TO WHICH IS PREFIXED │ A CRITICAL ESSAY ON THE POEM, │ BY J. AIKIN, M.D. │ London: │ PRINTED FOR T. CADELL, JUN. AND W. DAVIES, │ (SUCCESSORS TO MR. CADELL) IN THE STRAND. │ M DCC XCV [1795]. 12°, in full calf. There are 4 Stothard plates, 1 engraved by J. Parker. At the end is an advertisement for 6 Cadell & Davies books uniform in size with this.
837A	THE │ ARTIST'S ASSISTANT, │ OR │ SCHOOL OF SCIENCE, FORMING A │ PRACTICAL INTRODUCTION │ TO THE │ Polite Arts: │ IN │ Painting, Drawing, Designing, Perspective, Engraving, │ Colouring, &c. │ WITH AMPLE DIRECTIONS FOR │ JAPANNING, ENAMELLING, GILDING, SILVERING, │ LACQUERING, &c. │ AND A VALUABLE SELECTION OF │ MISCELLANEOUS SECRETS. │ = │ ILLUSTRATED WITH PLATES. │ = │ LONDON: │ SOLD BY T. OSTELL, No. 3, AVEMARIA-LANE, │ PATERNOSTER-ROW. │ Printed by M. Swinney, Birmingham. │ 1803. 8°, in recent grey cloth. There are 9 engraved plates.
838	Asiatic Society (Calcutta, India) ASIATICK RESEARCHES; │ OR, │ TRANSACTIONS │ OF THE │ SOCIETY │ INSTITUTED IN BENGAL, │ FOR ENQUIRING INTO THE │ HISTORY AND ANTIQUITIES, THE │ ARTS, SCIENCES, AND │ LITERATURE, │ OF │ ASIA. │ = │ VOLUME THE SIXTH. │ = │ PRINTED VERBATIM FROM THE CALCUTTA EDITION. │ - │ LONDON: │ PRINTED BY BUNNEY AND GOLD, SHOE-LANE; │ FOR J. SEWELL, CORNHILL; VERNOR AND HOOD, POULTRY; J. │ CUTHELL, HOLBORN; J. WALKER, PATERNOSTER-ROW; OTRIDGE │ AND SON, STRAND; LACKINGTON, ALLEN, AND CO. FINNS-BURY-SQUARE; R. LEA, SOHO; R. FAULDER, BOND- │ STREET; J. SCATCHARD, AVE-MARIA-LANE; │ LONGMAN AND REES, PATERNOSTER-ROW; │ AND J. DEBRETT, PICCADILLY. │ - │ 1801. Bound in sound full contemporary tree calf. There is a circular book-plate of Martha Mosley and a contemporary inscription of C. Matthews 1801. At the end is a list of New Books Printed for Vernor and Hood (4 pp., 49 items). Includes 11 plates by Basire.
840	THE │ ASTROLOGER │ OF THE │ NINETEENTH CENTURY: │ OR, │ The Master Key of Futurity, │ AND │ GUIDE TO ANCIENT MYSTERIES, │ BEING A │ COMPLETE SYSTEM OF OCCULT MYSTERIES, │ Embellished with Five Beautifully Coloured Plates, │ AND NINETY ILLUSTRATIVE ENGRAVINGS OF HOROSCOPES, │ HIEROGLYPHICS, AND TALISMANS. │ - │ [Woodcut vignette] │ By the Members of the Mercurii: │ RAPHAEL, THE METROPOLITAN ASTROLOGER; │ THE EDITOR OF THE PROPHETIC ALMANACK; AND │ Other Sideral Artists of First-Rate Eminence. │ - │ THE SEVENTH EDITION, │ SUPERVISED AND CORRECTED, WITH NUMEROUS ADDITIONS, │ BY MERLINUS ANGLICUS, JUNIOR, GENT. │ Author of "Urania," the "Philosophical Merlin," "Sybilline Fragments," &c. │ and Member of Several Learned Societies. │ - │ [7 lines from the TEMPEST, HAMLET, and Milton] │ - │ LONDON: │ PRINTED FOR KNIGHT AND LACEY, PATERNOSTER ROW, │ AND WESTLEY AND TYRRELL, DUBLIN. │ MDCCCXXV [1825]. [duplicate engraved and coloured title:] THE │ ASTROLOGER, │ of the Nineteenth Century, │ OR THE │ Master Key of Futurity, │ being a Complete System of │ ASTROLOGY, GEOMANCY, & OCCULT SCIENCE. │ [Vignette with astrological signs and RAPHAEL] │ [5-line mottos from Psalms, Judges, and Cicero] │ London. │ WILLIAM CHARLTON WRIGHT, │ Pater Noster Row. │ WESTLEY & TYRRELL, DUBLIN, I. ROBERTSON, y Co EDINBURGH. │ Fenner sc. In original boards, though the spine is almost pulled free.
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840A	Barber, Giles. Arks for Learning: A short history of Oxford Library Buildings. (Oxford: The Oxford Bibliographical Society, 1995) 4°, in handsomely decorated stiff paper covers.
841	Bartolozzi, Francesco. ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHT PLATES │ OF │ ANTIQUE GEMS │ ENGRAVED BY FRANCESCO BARTOLOZZI. [185-?] Large 4°. The publisher's-issue cover is stamped with MARLBOROUGH │ GEMS │ ENLARGED │ ENGRAVED │ BY │ BARTOLOZZI. Has label "Property of Estate │ WM. T. TASSIE │ No. 150", on inside cover. The Contents lists 50 plates in the First Series and 68 in the Second. Fifty-three of the plates are signed by G.B. Cipriani and F. Bartolozzi, and some of the last are dated 1780. Includes one plate by J.K. Sherwin not listed in contents. Lacks frontispiece.
842	Tuer, Andrew W. (Andrew White). Bartolozzi And his Works: A Biographical and Descriptive Account of The Life and Career of Francesco Bartolozzi, R.A. (Illustrated) with Some Observations on The present Demand for and Value of his Prints; the way to detect Modern Impressions from Worn-out Plates and to recognize Falsely-tinted Impressions; Deceptions attempted with Prints; Print Collecting, Handling, &c.; together with a List of upwards of 2,000--the most extensive Record yet compiled--of the Great Engraver's Works. [2 vols.] (London: Field & Tuer, ye Leadenhalle Press. Hamilton, Adams & Co.; N.Y. Scribner & Welford [1881]) 4°, in ivory parchment.
843	Beattie, James. THE │ MINSTREL: │ OR, │ THE PROGRESS OF GENIUS. │ WITH SOME OTHER POEMS. │ = │ By JAMES BEATTIE, LL.D. │ = │ A NEW EDITION. │ TO WHICH ARE PREFIXED, │ MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE OF THE AUTHOR. │ By ALEX. CHALMERS, Esq. F.S.A. │ LONDON: │ PRINTED FOR J. MAWMAN,IN THE POULTRY, │ BY T. BENSLEY, BOLT COURT, FLEET STREET. 1806. 8°, in handsome contemporary polished tree calf, with the Tudor rose book-plate of B.C.T[udor]. There are 5 plates, 4 designed by E.F. Burney.
844	Beattie, James. THE │ MINSTREL; │ OR, │ THE PROGRESS OF GENIUS: │ WITH │ OTHER POEMS, │ MANY OF WHICH, INCLUDING THE TRANSLATIONS, │ ARE NOW │ REPRINTED FROM THE SCARCE COPIES, │ AND ARE NOT TO BE FOUND IN ANY OTHER EDITION. │ - │ BY │ JAMES BEATTIE, LL.D. │ - │ TO WHICH ARE PREFIXED, │ MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE OF THE AUTHOR, │ BY ALEXANDER CHALMERS, F.S.A. │ - │ London: │ PRINTED FOR F.C. AND J. RIVINGTON; T. PAYNE; J. WALKER; │ CADELL AND DAVIES; SCATCHERD AND LETTERMAN; LACK- │ INGTON, ALLEN, AND CO.; JOHN RICHARDSON; B. CROSBY │ AND CO.; J. BOOKER; J. MAWMAN; P. AND W. WYNNE; │ SHERWOOD, NEELY, AND JONES; AND J. JOHNSON AND CO.: │ AND WILSON AND SON, YORK. │ - │ 1811. Inscribed in a 19th Century ink "Helen Taylor Given to her by her affectionate friend Catherine Crepwise". There are 5 plates, 4 designed by E.F. Burney.
845	Beaumont, Francis. PHILASTER, │ A │ TRAGEDY. │ = │ AS ALTERED FROM │ BEAUMONT AND FLETCHER │ = │ ADAPTED FOR │ THEATRICAL REPRESENTATION, │ AS PERFORMED AT THE │ THEATRES-ROYAL, │ DRURY-LANE, AND COVENT-GARDEN. │ = │ REGULATED FROM THE PROMPT-BOOKS, │ By Permission of the Managers. │ = │ “The Lines distinguished by inverted Commas, are omitted in the Representations.” │ = │ LONDON: │ = │ Printed for the Proprietors, under the Direction of │ JOHN BELL, [Gothic:] British Library, STRAND, │ Bookseller to His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. │ - │ M DCC XCI. [1791] Bound with: Glover, Richard. Boadicea. A Tragedy, by Mr. Glover. Adapted for Theatrical Representation. As Performed at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane. Regulated from the Prompt-Book, by Permission of the Managers. London: Printed for the Proprietors, under the Direction of John Bell, Strand, Bookseller to His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, MDCCXCI [1791]. And Southerne, Thomas. Oroonoko. A Tragedy, by Thomas Southern. Adapted for Theatrical Representation. As Performed at the Theatres-Royal, Drury-Lane and Covent-Garden. Regulated from the Prompt-Books, by Permission of the Managers. London: Printed for the Proprietors, under the Direction of John Bell, British Library, Strand, Bookseller to His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, MDCCXCI [1791]. And Rowe, Nicholas. Lady Jane Gray. A Tragedy, by N. Rowe, Esq. Adapted for Theatrical Representation. As Performed at the Theatres-Royal, Drury-Lane and Covent-Garden. Regulated from the Prompt-Books, by Permission of the Managers. London: Printed for the Proprietors, under the Direction of John Bell, British Library, Strand, Bookseller to His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, MDCCXCI [1791].
846	[Engraved title:] THE │ BEE, │ a Selection of │ [Gothic:] Poetry │ from approved │ AUTHORS. │ [Vignette of beehive with flowers, &c.] │ The Sixth Edition. │ [Gothic:] London. │ Printed by, and for DARTON & HARVEY, │ Gracechurch Street. 1811. 12°, bound in original boards with dark green morocco spine; on the fly-leaf in pencil is "Jamie Thurlow │ 1812".
847	Bell's Weekly Messenger No. 509-561 (5 Jan 1806-4 Jan 1807) Folio.
848	Bentley, Elizabeth. Dedicated, by permission, to │ WM. DRAKE, JUN. ESQ. M.P. │ GENUINE Poetical Compositions, │ ON │ VARIOUS SUBJECTS. │ - │ By E. BENTLEY. │ - │ NORWICH: │ PRINTED BY CROUSE AND STEVENSON, │ FOR THE AUTHORESS, │ AND MAY BE HAD OF HER NEAR THE NORFOLK AND │ NORWICH HOSPITAL; │ OR OF W. STEVENSON, IN THE MARKET-PLACE. │ - │ M DCC XCI [1791]. │ [Entered at Stationers' Hall] Small 12°, in ¾ greenish-black leather over greyish-green marbled boards. Beginning on the verso of the last page (p. 69) is a 3-page list of publications of Crouse and Stevenson.
849	Bentley, G. E. (Gerald Eades) The Early Engravings of Flaxman's Classical Designs: A Bibliographical Study. With a Note on the Duplicating of Engravings by Richard J. Wolfe. (New York: The New York Public Library, 1964) Reprinted from the Bulletin of the New York Public Library, May and June 1964.
850	Bentley, Richard. A │ DISSERTATION │ ON THE │ EPISTLES OF PHALARIS; │ WITH │ AN ANSWER TO THE OBJECTIONS │ OF THE │ HON. CHARLES BOYLE, ESQ. │ - │ BY RICHARD BENTLEY, D.D. │ CHAPLAIN IN ORDINARY, AND LIBRARY-KEEPER TO HIS │ MAJESTY. │ = │ [3-line Latin motto] │ LONDON: │ PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY W. M'DOWALL, PEMBERTON ROW, GOUGH SQUARE, FLEET STREET; │ AND │ TO BE HAD OF ALL THE BOOKSELLERS. │ 1816. 4°, in ¾ calf over blue marbled boards, with the book-plate of "Sedburgh School Library".
851	Berington, Simon. THE │ ADVENTURES │ OF │ Sig. GAUDENTIO DI LUCCA, │ BEING THE │ Substance of his Examination before the │ Fathers of the Inquisition at Bologna in Italy: │ GIVING │ An Account of an UNKNOWN COUNTRY │ in the Deserts of AFRICA. │ THE │ Origin and Antiquity of the PEOPLE, │ THEIR │ Religion, Customs, and Laws. │ COPIED │ From the original Manuscript in St Mark's Library at │ Venice; with critical Notes of the learned Sig. RHEDI. │ To which is prefixed, │ A Letter of the Secretary of the Inquisition, showing the │ Reasons of Signor GAUDENTIO's being apprehended, and │ the Manner of it. │ Translated from the ITALIAN. │ LONDON: │ PRINTED FOR T. PRIDDEN, FLEET STREET. │ M.DCC.LXXVI [1776]. 12°, in recent brown calf over attractive brown marbled boards. This is an antecedent and possible source of George Cumberland's The Captive of the Castle of Sennaar (1796).
852	Bewick, Thomas. A │ GENERAL HISTORY │ OF │ QUADRUPEDS. │ - │ THE FIGURES ENGRAVED ON WOOD │ BY │ THOMAS BEWICK. │ = │ THE FIFTH EDITION. │ - │ [Vignette] │ NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE: │ PRINTED BY EDWARD WALKER, FOR T. BEWICK AND S. HODGSON: │ SOLD BY THEM, AND ALL BOOKSELLERS. │ = │ 1807. In full calf. Text by R. Beilby
853	Bewick, Thomas. A │ HISTORY │ OF │ BRITISH BIRDS. │ - │ THE FIGURES ENGRAVED ON WOOD BY T. BEWICK. - │ PART I. │ CONTAINING THE │ HISTORY AND DESCRIPTION OF LAND BIRDS. │ - │ [Vignette] │ NEWCASTLE: │ PRINTED BY EDWARD WALKER, FOR T. BEWICK: SOLD BY HIM, AND │ LONGMAN AND CO. LONDON. │ - │ 1809. 2 parts in 1, bound in calf, pp. vii-viii missing. Part II is HISTORY AND DESCRIPTION OF WATER BIRDS.
854	Bhagavadgītā. English. THE │ BHĂGVĂT-GĒĒTĀ, │ OR │ DIALOGUES │ OF │ KRĔĔSHNĂ AND ĂRJŎŎN; │ IN EIGHTEEN LECTURES; │ WITH │ NOTES. │ - │ TRANSLATED FROM THE ORIGINAL, IN THE Sănskrĕĕt, OR ANCIENT │ LANGUAGE OF THE Brāhmăns, │ BY │ CHARLES WILKINS, │ SENIOR MERCHANT IN THE SERVICE OF THE HONOURABLE THE EAST INDIA │ COMPANY, ON THEIR BENGAL ESTABLISHMENT. │ - │ LONDON: │ PRINTED FOR C. NOURSE, │ OPPOSITE CATHARINE-STREET, IN THE STRAND. │ - │ M.DCC.LXXXV [1785]. Thin 4°, in spotted calf, gilt, rebacked.
855	The Bibelot: A Reprint of Poetry and Prose for Book Lovers, chosen in part from scarce editions and sources not generally known. Volume I[-XXI]. (Portland, Me. : Printed for Thomas B. Mosher and Publish’d by him, 1895-1914). The work begins with "Lyrics by William Blake" (I, 5-32) and ends with "XVII Woodcut Designs by William Blake" (XX, 407-439). Library has vol. 1, no. 1 (Jan. 1895).
856	The Bibelot: A Reprint of Poetry and Prose for Book Lovers, chosen in part from scarce editions and sources not generally known. Volume I[-XXI]. Testimonial Edition, Edited and Originally Published by Thomas B. Mosher (Portland, Maine) (N.Y.: Wm. H. Wise & Co., [1924]-1925). The work begins with "Lyrics by William Blake" (I, 5-32) and ends with "XVII Woodcut Designs by William Blake" (XX, 407-439). Square 12° in dark blue cloth with fading pale blue wrappers, with the bookplate of Walter Kahoe.

	BIBLES
	1769
857	Bible. English. Authorized. 1769. [General title:]THE HOLY │ BIBLE, │ Containing the OLD and NEW │ TESTAMENTS; │ Newly Translated out of the │ ORIGINAL TONGUES, │ AND │ With the former TRANSLATIONS diligently compared │ and revised, │ By his Majesty’s Special Command. │ - │Appointed to be read in CHURCHES. │ = │ CAMBRIDGE, │ Printed by JOHN ARCHDEACON Printer to the UNIVERSITY; │ And sold by JOHN BEECROFT, JOHN RIVINGTON, BENJAMIN WHITE, │ and EDWARD DILLY, in London; and T. & J. MERRILL, in Cambridge. 1769. │ - │ CUM PRIVILEGIO. [New Testament title:] THE NEW │ TESTAMENT │ OF OUR │ LORD and SAVIOUR │ JESUS CHRIST, │ Newly Translated out of the │ ORIGINAL GREEK, │ AND │ With the former TRANSLATIONS diligently compared │ and revised, │ By his Majesty’s Special Command. │ - │ Appointed to be read in CHURCHES. │ = │ CAMBRIDGE, │ Printed by JOHN ARCHDEACON Printer to the UNIVERSITY; │ And sold by JOHN BEECROFT, JOHN RIVINGTON, BENJAMIN WHITE, │ and EDWARD DILLY, in London; and T. & J. MERRILL, in Cambridge. 1769. │ - │ CUM PRIVILEGIO. 8°, with signature on fly-leaf of Elisth. Nines.
	1771, 1772
858	Bible. English. Authorized. 1772. [General title:] THE │ [Gothic:] Holy Bible. │ CONTAINING THE │ OLD TESTAMEMT │ AND THE NEW; │ WITH THE │ APOCRYPHA: │ Translated out of the │ [Gothic:] Original Tongues, │ WITH │ ANNOTATIONS. │ - │ BIRMINGHAM: │ Printed by JOHN BASKERVILLE. │ MDCCLXXII [1772]. [New Testament title:] THE │ NEW TESTAMENT │ OF │ OUR LORD AND SAVIOUR │ JESUS CHRIST, │ Translated out of the │ [Gothic:] Original Tongues. │ WITH │ ANNOTATIONS. │ - │ BIRMINGHAM: │ Printed by JOHN BASKERVILLE. │ MDCCLXXI [1771]. Folio, in new quarter leather. A number of pages are torn, but it is a fine copy with 10 handsome plates, most of them "Engraved for Baskerville's Bible".
	1773?
859	Bible. English. Authorized. 1773. [Vol. I title:] THE │ UNIVERSAL │ FAMILY BIBLE: │ OR, │ Christian's Divine Library. │ CONTAINING THE SACRED TEXT OF THE │ OLD AND NEW TESTAMENT. │ WITH THE │ APOCRYPHA AT LARGE. │ Illustrated with NOTES THEOLOGICAL, HISTORICAL, PRACTICAL, CRITICAL, and │ EXPLANATORY; │ Wherein the Mis-translations are corrected, the seeming Contradictions reconciled, the difficult Passages explained │ and the SACRED WRITINGS dispayed [sic] in their genuine Purity and Lustre. │ THE WHOLE FORMING │ A COMPLETE COMMENTARY, │ WITH │ PRACTICAL IMPROVEMENTS and GENERAL REFLECTIONS on each Chapter, adapted to the meanest │ Capacities, and calculated to promote the Happiness of CHRISTIAN FAMILIES. │ - │ By the Reverend HENRY SOUTHWELL, L.L.D. │ Rector of Asterby, in Lincolnshire, and late of Magdalen College, Cambridge. │ - │ Embellished with upwards of One Hundred elegant Copper-Plates, finely executed, from original Drawings, Designs, │ and capital foreign Paintings, by GRIGNION, WALKER, RENNOLDSON, TAYLOR, &c. │ = │ LONDON. │ Printed for J. COOKE, No. 17, in PATER-NOSTER-ROW [1773, according to BM] [Vol. II title:] ... ILLUSTRATED WITH NOTES, │ THEOLOGICAL, HISTORICAL, PRACTICAL, CRITICAL, AND EXPLANATORY. │ Wherein the Mis-translations are corrected, the seeming Contradictions reconciled, the difficult Passages │ explained, and the SACRED WRITINGS displayed in their genuine Purity and Lustre. │ ... LL.D. │ Late of Magdalen College, Cambridge, and Rector of Asterby, in Lincolnshire. │ ... [n.d.] [Apocrypha: no title page] [New Testament title:] THE │ UNIVERSAL │ FAMILY BIBLE: │ OR, │ Christian's Divine Library. │ CONTAINING THE SACRED TEXT OF THE │ NEW TESTAMENT │ OF OUR │ LORD and SAVIOUR │ JESUS CHRIST; │ Illustrated with NOTES THEOLOGICAL, HISTORICAL, PRACTICAL, CRITICAL, and │ EXPLANATORY; │ ... [as in Vol. I except for] LL.D. │ Embellished with One Hundred elegant Copper-Plates, executed, from original designs and Capital foreign Paintings, │ By GRIGNION, WALKER, RENNOLDSON, TAYLOR &c. │ = │ LONDON: Printed for J. COOKE, Pater-Noster-Row [n.d.] Folio, 2 volumes in 1, bound in rough suede (rebacked, I think) with new white end-papers. A list of subscribers is at the end. There are elaborate woodcut initials for the start of each Book. The plates are in elaborate frames headed "Engraved for the Rev D Southwell's Family Bible", with no imprint. The 101 plates are clean and sharp. The engravers include Sharp (1). Library copy lacks Plate 49.
	1776
860	Bible. English. Authorized. 1776. [Engraved title, with, at top, two women leaning on a stone inscribed THE WORD OF GOD, at left Moses with his tablets, at right David with his harp, at bottom a vignette of four scribes at a table watched by an angel, signed 'Is Taylor sc'] THE │ HOLY │ BIBLE, │ Containing │ THE OLD │ TESTAMENT │ AND THE │ NEW, │ WITH │ NOTES. │ - │ LONDON. │ Printed by │ J.W. PASHAM │ MDCCLXXVI [1776]. [Type-set title for New Testament within a frame of rules:] THE NEW │ TESTAMENT │ OF OUR │ LORD AND SAVIOUR │ JESUS CHRIST. │ WITH │ NOTES. │ - │ LONDON: │ PRINTED BY J.W. PASHAM. │ MDCCLXXVI [1776]. 12°, in sound, gilt, faded Red morocco. There are lots of hard-to-read pencil inscriptions on all the blank areas. At the bottom of each page, separate from the text by about 3/8", are 4 or 5 lines of notes, which were designed to be trimmed off, leaving it a mere Bible -- and a piracy.
	1785-1786
861	Bible. English. Authorized. 1785. [Vol. I title:] THE │ HOLY BIBLE, │ CONTAINING THE │ Old and New │ TESTAMENTS, │ AND THE │ APOCRYPHA: │ WITH │ ANNOTATIONS │ THEOLOGICAL, MORAL, CRITICAL, HISTORICAL, AND EXPLANATORY: │ AND PRACTICAL │ OBSERVATIONS │ At the End of each CHAPTER; │ COMPOSED BY │ The late Reverend Mr. OSTERVALD, Professor of Divinity, │ and one of the Ministers of the Church of Neuschatel │ in Swisserland. │ The whole intended to INSTRUCT, EDIFY, and CONFIRM the READER in the │ FAITH and PRACTICE of a CHRISTIAN. │ CORRECTED AND REVISED BY SEVERAL CLERGYMEN. │ LONDON. │ Printed by and for JOHN HARRISON, at No. 115. Newgate Street. │ MDCCLXXXV [1785]. [Vol. II title:] ... SELECTED from all the most approved AUTHORS, and CORRECTED by several CLERGYMEN. │ VOL. II. │ LONDON. │ Printed by and for JOHN HARRISON, No. 115, Newgate Street. │ MDCCLXXXVI [1786]. Folio, 2 volumes bound in rough suede. The one hundred plates are in elaborate frames headed “London, Engraved for Harrison’s Bible”, with no imprint. Chiefly engraved by J. Goldar.
	1789-90
862	Bible. English. Authorized. 1789. [General title:] PENNINGTON'S EDITION │ OF THE │ Complete FAMILY BIBLE, │ CONTAINING THE │ Old and New Testament. │ WITH │ MARGINAL NOTES, │ AND │ PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS. │ YORK: │ PRINTED BY AND FOR L. PENNINGTON, IN COFFEE-YARD; │ AND SOLD BY THE BOOKSELLERS AND NEWS-CARRIERS IN TOWN AND COUNTRY. │ - │ MDCCLXXXIX [1789]. [New Testament title:] PENNINGTON'S EDITION │ OF THE │ NEW TESTAMENT, │ WITH │ MARGINAL NOTES, │ AND │ PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS. │ YORK: │ PRINTED BY AND FOR L. PENNINGTON, IN COFFEE-YARD; │ AND SOLD BY THE BOOKSELLERS AND NEWS-CARRIERS IN TOWN AND COUNTRY. │ - │ MDCCLXC [1790]. Folio, in original suede (reversed calf) agreeably blind-stamped, with no inscription on the spine. There are some worm-holes on the fly-leaf which do not go far. Inscribed in old Brown ink in two different hands on the fly-leaf: "William and Katharine Darnborough │ Book Knaresbrough 1809" and "William and Katharine Darnbrough's │ Book. September 6th Anno Domini │ 1809". They may well be related to the "Mr. William Darnbrough, Kirbymoorside" in the subscription list. There are 208 rather good and rather worn Sturt-like plates printed 4-to-a-page on 52 leaves.
	1795
863	Bible. English. Authorized. 1795. [Vol. I title:] [Gothic:] The │ HOLY BIBLE │ [Gothic:] Ornamented WITH [Gothic:] Engravings, │ [Gothic:] By │ JAMES FITTLER │ From │ [Gothic:] Celebrated Pictures │ [Gothic:] By │ OLD MASTERS. │ [Gothic:] The Letter Press │ By Thomas Bensley │ = │ Tomkins Scr. Vincent Scu. [Vol. II title:] ... │ LONDON. Published by R. Bowyer, Historic Gallery, Pall Mall, & J. Fittler, N 62, Upper Charlotte Street: 1795. [Vol. III title:] THE │ [Gothic:] New │ TESTAMENT │ Ornamented with Engravings │ [Gothic:] By │ James Fittler │ From [Gothic:] Celebrated Pictures by │ OLD MASTERS │ [Gothic:] The Letter Press │ BY │ Thomas Bensley │ = │ Tomkins Scr. Vincent Sculp. 4°, 3 vols. Except for the title page, the 33 full-page plates are signed "James Fittler sculp" after Durer, Van Dyck, Rubens, Salvator Rosa, Rembrandt, et al; they are well-engraved but not remarkable. Their imprint is: "Published as the Act directs [Aug 1791-] Feb. 1795 by J. Fittler & R. Bowyer, London". There are also the 3 engraved title pages and 29 contents-pages with vignettes. Copy 1: 3 sound volumes in dark blue full morocco, grey marbled end-papers. It is inscribed in pencil on the fly-leaf of each volume: "Eileen Molesworth" and in ink on the title page of each volume "Mary Bowdage │ 1865". In vol. 3, on the verso of the title page to “The Gospel according to St. Matthew” and continuing on the first page of Matthew is a record of family births, &c. for the Guppy family. Copy 2: 3 volumes in sound, red morocco with lightly gilt borders and marbled end-papers; there is a book-plate in each volume of "Balbirnie", with palm tree and motto. Bound in vol. 2: Raphael. CARTONS │ OF │ RAPHAEL D’URBIN. │ INTENDED AS │ A SUPPLEMENT TO THE CABINET BIBLE. │ HUMBLY INSCRIBED TO │ BENJAMIN WEST, ESQ. │ PRESIDENT OF THE ROYAL ACADEMY, MEMBER OF THE SOCIETY FOR THE ENCOU- │ RAGEMENT OF ARTS, MANUFACTURES, AND COMMERCE, AND │ FELLOW OF THE ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY, LONDON. │ ENGRAVED AND PUBLISHED BY │ JAMES FITTLER.. │ WITH │ SOME ANECDOTES OF THE PAINTER. │ = │ LONDON: │ PRINTED BY T. BENSLEY, │FOR THE PROPRIETOR, J. FITTLER, N° 62, UPPER CHARLOTTE │ STREET, FITZROY SQUARE; │ AND MAY BE HAD OF EGERTON, WHITEHALL; EDWARDS, PALL MALL; │ FAULDER, AND HOOKHAM AND CARPENTER, BOND STREET; │ AND CADELL AND DAVIES, STRAND. │ - │ 1797. [Engraved half-title:] CARTONS │ DONE FROM THE ORIGINALS │ IN │ [Gothic:] His Majesty's │ COLLECTION. │ RAPHAEL URBIN │ [an oval portrait inscribed:] to lead the Fine Arts │ into the service of Religion. │ Vide Proposals for Publishing the Cabinet Bible." 9 plates, all except one (E.F. Burney) after Raphael.
863A	Burney, Edward Francis. [Engraved plate illustrating proposals for publishing the Cabinet Bible] [art print] / Burney delin. Engraved by J. Fittler. Portrait of Fittler above illustration.
	1800
864	Bible. English. Authorized. 1800. [Title-pages for Vols. 1-4:] THE │ Old Testament, │ EMBELLISHED WITH │ ENGRAVINGS │ FROM │ Pictures AND Designs │ BY THE MOST EMINENT │ ENGLISH ARTISTS. │ LONDON. │ PRINTED FOR THOMAS MACKLIN, │ BY │ THOMAS BENSLEY. │ 1800. [Title-pages for Vols. 5-6:] THE │ New Testament, │ EMBELLISHED WITH │ ENGRAVINGS │ FROM │ Pictures AND Designs │ BY THE MOST EMINENT │ ENGLISH ARTISTS. │ LONDON. │ PRINTED FOR THOMAS MACKLIN, │ BY │ THOMAS BENSLEY. │ 1800. Folio, 6 volumes, in very rough calf. The title page gives no indication of volume-number, but the half-title does, e.g., THE │ HOLY BIBLE. │ VOLUME V. There are tiny printed notes on some pages, so far down that any trimming would certainly remove them. With the ticket of "Bible Library: Please Return".
	1802
865	Bible. English. Authorized. 1802. THE │ HOLY BIBLE, │ CONTAINING │ THE OLD TESTAMENT │ AND │ THE NEW: │ TRANSLATED OUT OF │ THE ORIGINAL TONGUES: │ AND WITH THE │ FORMER TRANSLATIONS │ DILIGENTLY COMPARED AND REVISED, │ [Gothic:] By his Majesty's special Command. │ APPOINTED TO BE READ IN CHURCHES. │ [Vol. I:] GENESIS--II. SAMUEL. [Vol. II: I. KINGS-PSALMS.] [Vol. III: PROVERBS-MALACHI.] [Vol. IV: THE NEW │ TESTAMENT │ OF │ OUR LORD AND SAVIOUR │ [Gothic:] Jesus Christ, │ TRANSLATED OUT OF │ THE ORIGINAL GREEK: │ AND WITH THE │ FORMER TRANSLATIONS │ Diligently compared and revised, │ [Gothic:] By his Majesty's special Command. │ APPOINTED TO BE READ IN CHURCHES. │ =] │, LONDON: │ PUBLISHED FOR JOHN REEVES, ESQ. │ ONE OF THE PATENTEES OF THE OFFICE OF │ KING'S PRINTER. │ - │ SOLD BY GEORGE AND WILLIAM NICOL, BOOKSELLERS │ TO HIS MAJESTY, PALL MALL. │ 1802. [Vol. I half-title:] THE │ HOLY BIBLE. │ Printed by Baldwin and Son, Bridge Street; T. Bensley, Bolt Court; │ and Cox, Son, and Baylis, Great Queen Street, London. 8°, in Brown diced calf, most pages have notes, but there is no plate. MS notes here and there, especially at the start of Vol. I. Bound after vol. 4: Bible. N.T. Apocryphal books. English. 1820. THE │ APOCRYPHAL │ NEW TESTAMENT, │ BEING ALL │ [Gothic:] The Gospels, Epistles, │ AND │ OTHER PIECES NOW EXTANT, │ ATTRIBUTED IN THE FIRST FOUR CENTURIES TO │ JESUS CHRIST, │ HIS APOSTLES, AND THEIR COMPANIONS, │ AND NOT INCLUDED IN │ THE NEW TESTAMENT, │ BY ITS COMPILERS. │ - │ TRANSLATED FROM THE ORIGINAL TONGUES AND NOW │ FIRST COLLECTED INTO ONE VOLUME. │ - │ [Gothic:] London: │ PRINTED FOR WILLIAM HONE, │ LUDGATE HILL. │ - │ 1820. And AN │ INQUIRY │ RESPECTING THE │ ORIGINAL COPIES & ANCIENT VERSIONS │ OF THE │ NEW TESTAMENT, │ BEING THE INTRODUCTION TO │ [Gothic] The Improved Version │ OF THE │ NEW TESTAMENT, │ PUBLISHED BY THE LONDON UNITARIAN SOCIETY. │ Fifth Edition. │ - │ TO WHICH IS PREFIXED │ A BRIEF VIEW │ OF THE PRINCIPAL │ ENGLISH TRANSLATIONS │ OF THE SACRED WRITINGS. │ BY PHILOLOGOS. │ = │ SECOND EDITION ENLARGED. │ - │ [Gothic] Liverpool; │ Printed and Sold by F. B. Wright, Castle Street ; Sold also by │ D. Eaton, 187, High Holborn, London ; Royle, Manchester ; │ and may be had of the Booksellers in general. │ PRICE SIXPENCE. │ - │ 1822.
	1803
866	Bible. English. Authorized. 1803. THE │ HOLY BIBLE, │ CONTAINING THE │ OLD AND NEW TESTAMENTS, │ WITH │ ORIGINAL NOTES, │ Practical Observations, and a copious Collection of References. │ BY THOMAS SCOTT, │ RECTOR OF ASTON SANDFORD, BUCKS, LATE CHAPLIN TO THE LOCKE HOSPITAL, │ AUTHOR OF THE FORCE OF TRUTH, &c. &c. │ To which are added, │ A CONCORDANCE, │ WITH │ TABLES, CHRONOLOGICAL INDEXES, │ &c. &c. │ EMBELLISHED WITH ENGRAVINGS FROM ORIGINAL DESIGNS. │ = │ A NEW EDITION, REVISED AND CORRECTED. │ = │ VOLUME I[-III]. = │ LONDON: │ Printed for the Proprietors, by C. Stower, Charles Street, Hatton garden. │ AND SOLD BY JORDAN AND MAXWELL, 180, FLEET STREET. │ - │ 1803. 4°, in unmarked (even on the spine) Brown morocco. Lacks vol. 4 (New Testament and possibly Apocrypha) At the end of Vol. I is a Concordance: Powell, Vavasor. AN USEFUL │ CONCORDANCE │ TO THE │ HOLY BIBLE. │ WITH │ THE VARIOUS ACCEPTATIONS CONTAINED IN THE │ SCRIPTURES, │ AND MARKS TO DISTINGUISH │ COMMANDS, PROMISES, AND THREATENINGS; │ AND A │ COLLECTION OF SIMILES AND SYNONYMOUS PHRASES. │ ALSO │ The TITLES and APPELLATIONS given to CHRIST and the CHURCH. │ Designed to accompany the Rev. T. SCOTT'S FAMILY BIBLE, or any other in Quarto. │ - │ By the REV. VAVASOR POWELL. │ - │ Recommended by the REV. JOHN OWEN, D.D. │ - │ THE THIRD EDITION, ACCURATELY REVISED. │ Also an ACCOUNT of the AUTHOR, by a MINISTER of the GOSPEL. │ = │ LONDON: │Printed for BELLAMY and ROBERTS, Publishers of the GENERAL MAGAZINE and IMPARTIAL REVIEW, No. 138, Fleet-street, │ or at their Warehouse, No. 4, Peterborough-Court, Fleet-street; │ and sold by all Booksellers, Stationers, and Newsmen, &c. in │ Town and Country. │ M.DCC.XCII [1792]. │ *** This Work is also reprinted in an Octavo Size, for the Pocket. At the end of Vol. I is also A List of the Subscribers to the Family Bible (N.B. The title page does not call it a Family Bible), including Mr Blake, Castle-Street, and Mr John Edwards, Halifax. PLATES: The fair to poor plates are much worn. The 94 prints in the three volumes are ovals surmounted by a crown, some headed "FOR THE REV.D M.R SCOTTS BIBLE", with the imprint of Bellamy and Robarts dated 12 April 1788-March 1792. The designers include E.F. Burney (5).
	1811-1812
867	Bible. English. Authorized. 1811. THE │ HOLY BIBLE, │ CONTAINING │ THE OLD │ AND THE │ NEW TESTAMENT, │ AND │ APOCRYPHA, │ WITH │ CRITICAL, PHILOLOGICAL, AND EXPLANATORY NOTES. │ = │ BY THE REV. JOHN HEWLETT, B.D. │ MORNING PREACHER AT THE FOUNDLING-HOSPITAL, &c. &c. │ = │ ILLUSTRATED WITH ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY ENGRAVINGS, │ FROM THE BEST PICTURES OF THE GREAT MASTERS IN THE VARIOUS SCHOOLS OF PAINTING. │ - │ "THE POWER OF GOD, AND THE WISDOM OF GOD."--1 COR. 24 │ - │ IN THREE VOLUMES. │ - │ VOL. I[III]. │ = │ LONDON: │ PRINTED FOR LONGMAN, HURST, REES, ORME, AND CO.; F.C. and J. RIVINGTON, LACKINGTON, │ ALLEN, AND CO.; J. MAWMAN; SHERWOOD, NEELY, AND JONES; AND WILSON AND SON, YORK. │ - │ [Vol. I-II:] 1811 [Vol. III:] 1812. There is fairly elaborate tooling on the spine. Between the Old Testament and the Apocrypha is Anon., "The Concise History of the Jews ... Forming a Connection between the History of the Old and New Testament" (pp. [i-vi, 1-]143). The 120 plates are dated 2 January 1809-April 1812, published by Phillips (1809-1810) and Longmans (1810-1812).
	1822
868	[Engraved title:] [Gothic:] The \| HOLY BIBLE \| Containing the \| OLD & NEW TESTAMENT \| with \| Engravings [Vignette of Moses with tablets, priest, crucifix] \| LONDON; \| Printed for Sir Richard Phillips & Co. Bridge-Street \| 1822. \| PERKINS FAIRMARK & HEATH \| London, Patent Hardened Steel Plate. 8°, in black half morocco over black pebble-grained cloth. The only text is a 2-page list of 242 “Engravings Adapted to This Edition of the Bible” by biblical reference (not painter). There are two designs to a page, poorly engraved from famous paintings.
	1844
869	Bible. English. Authorized. 1844. [Engraved general title:] THE │ IMPERIAL FAMILY BIBLE │ CONTAINING │ THE OLD & NEW TESTAMENTS │ ACCORDING TO THE AUTHORIZED VERSION, │ WITH │ NOTES, ORIGINAL AND SELECTED, │ REFERENCES, READINGS, CHRONOLOGICAL TABLES AND INDEXES. │ [Vignette by John Martin] │ BLACKIE & SON QUEEN STREET GLASGOW. │ SOUTH COLLEGE STREET EDINBURGH: AND WARWICK SQUARE LONDON [n.d.] [Type-set general title:] THE │ IMPERIAL FAMILY BIBLE, │ CONTAINING THE │ OLD AND NEW TESTAMENTS, │ ACCORDING TO THE MOST APPROVED COPIES OF THE AUTHORIZED VERSION. │ WITH │ Many Thousand Critical, Explanatory, and Practical Notes; │ ALSO, │ REFERENCES, READINGS, CHRONOLOGICAL TABLES, AND INDEXES. │ ILLUSTRATED BY │ A SUPERB SERIES OF ENGRAVINGS │ FROM THE MOST ADMIRED PRODUCTIONS OF ANCIENT AND MODERN ART. │ - │ BLACKIE AND SON, QUEEN STREET, GLASGOW; │ SOUTH COLLEGE STREET, EDINBURGH; │ AND WARWICK SQUARE, LONDON. │ MDCCCXLIV [1844]. [New Testament type-set title:] THE │ NEW TESTAMENT, │ OF OUR │ LORD AND SAVIOUR JESUS CHRIST, │ ACCORDING TO THE MOST APPROVED COPIES OF THE AUTHORIZED VERSION. │ WITH │ Many Thousand Critical, Explanatory, and Practical Notes; │ ALSO, │ REFERENCES, READINGS, CHRONOLOGICAL TABLES, AND INDEXES. │ ILLUSTRATED BY │ A SUPERB SERIES OF ENGRAVINGS │ FROM THE MOST ADMIRED PRODUCTIONS OF ANCIENT AND MODERN ART. │ - │ BLACKIE AND SON, QUEEN STREET, GLASGOW; │ SOUTH COLLEGE STREET, EDINBURGH; │ AND WARWICK SQUARE, LONDON. │ MDCCCXLIV [1844]. 4°, 2 volumes in heavy red blind-stamped and gilt maroon morocco, all edges gilt. Vol. II has only the engraved title with a different Martin vignette. In each volume is the book-plate of "Henry David Forbes │ of │ Balgowne". At the end of the Old Testament in Vol. II is an engraved leaf called "FAMILY REGISTER" filled in with the names and dates of descendants of John Foster Forbes (1835-1914). There are 9 J. Martin plates (some dated 1839) from originals (plus the 2 title page vignettes) plus 30 others after De Loutherbourg, Poussin, Raphael, &c.
	1963
870	Bible. English. Authorized. 1963. [General title:] The Holy Bible: The Authorized or King James Version of 1611 now reprinted with the Apocrypha. In three volumes with reproductions of 105 of the sixteenth-century woodcuts of Bernard Saloman (London: Nonesuch Press; N.Y.: Random House Inc., 1963) [Vol. I title:] The Old Testament Genesis to Kings: The Books of the Law, Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy, The Historical Books first series Joshua, Judges, Ruth, Samuel 1 & Samuel 2, Kings 1 and Kings 2 [Vol. II title:] The Old Testament, Chronicles to Malachi: The Historical Books second series Chronicles 1 & 2, Ezra, Nehemiah, Esther; The Five Poetical Books, Job, Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, The Song of Solomon; The Longer Books of the Prophets, Isaiah, Jeremiah, Lamentations, Ezekiel, Daniel; The Shorter Books of the Prophets, Hosea, Joel, Amos, Obadiah, Jonah, Micah, Nahum, Habakkuk, Zephaniah, Haggai, Zecharia, Malachi. [Volume III title:] The New Testament followed by The Apocrypha of the Old Testament; The Gospels ... The Acts of the Apostles; The Epistles ... The Revelation of St John the Divine. 4°, bound in handsome buff-green cloth, gilt, with plastic wrappers, with a flyer for it at £12.
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871	Bible. O.T. Job. English. 1857. THE │ BOOK OF JOB │ ILLUSTRATED │ WITH FIFTY ENGRAVINGS FROM DRAWINGS │ BY JOHN GILBERT, │ AND WITH │ EXPLANATORY NOTES & POETICAL PARALLELS. │ LONDON: │ JAMES NISBET AND CO. BERNERS STREET. │ MDCCCLVII [1857]. 4°, bound in brown ribbed morocco-grain cloth blocked in gold and blind. Inscribed "Catherine E. Wragge" on title-page.
872	Blair, Robert. THE │ POETICAL WORKS │ OF │ [Gothic:] Robert Blair. │ CONTAINING │ THE GRAVE, &c. │ TO WHICH IS PREFIXED, │ A LIFE OF THE AUTHOR, │ BY │ ROBERT ANDERSON, M.D. │ = │ ACCOMPANIED BY PRINTS, │ DESIGNED AND ENGRAVED │ BY W. GARDINER, B.A. │ = │ [Gothic:] London: │ PRINTED FOR W. GARDINER, NO. 98, PALL-MALL, │ BY T. RICKABY, PETERBOROUGH-COURT, FLEET-STREET. │ - │ 1802. 12°, there are 7 interesting plates "Drawn Graven & Publish'd 1802 by W. Gardiner Pall Mall". Cop. 1: bound in sound but scuffed gilt tree calf, the label gone, marbled end-papers. Inscribed on the fly-leaf: "L[?].S.F. Walpole", "Arthur Walpole", "Edona", "H. Mortlock". Cop. 2: bound in faded contemporary green ½ morocco, gilt. Bound with: Gessner, Salomon. [Engraved title:] [Gothic:] THE │ DEATH │ OF │ [Gothic:] ABEL │ [Vignette] │ PRINTED FOR JAMES CUNDEE, LONDON. │ 1807. [Typeset title:] THE │ [Gothic:] Death of Abel, │ BY │ SOLOMON GESSNER. │ - │ A New Translation from the German; │ WITH NOTES │ = │ By FREDERIC SHOBERL. │ = │ To which is prefixed │ A COPIOUS MEMOIR OF │ THE LIFE OF THE AUTHOR. │ SECOND EDITION. │ [Four line quote from Death of Abel, p. 8] │ = │ ALBION PRESS: │ PRINTED FOR JAMES CUNDEE, │ Ivy-Lane, Paternoster-Row. │ - │ 1807. It has a frontispiece portrait of Gessner, 3 plates and a vignette.
873	Bloomfield, Robert. RURAL TALES, │ BALLADS, AND SONGS. │ = │ BY │ ROBERT BLOOMFIELD, │ Author of the Farmer's Boy. │ - │ THE SIXTH EDITION. │ = │ LONDON: │ PRINTED FOR VERNOR, HOOD, AND SHARPE, POULTRY; │ AND LONGMAN, HURST, REES, AND ORME, │ PATERNOSTER-ROW. │ - │ 1809.
874	Bloomfield, Robert. WILD FLOWERS; │ OR, │ PASTORAL AND LOCAL POETRY. │ - │ BY │ ROBERT BLOOMFIELD, │ AUTHOR OF THE FARMER'S BOY AND RURAL TALES. │ = │ LONDON: │ PRINTED FOR VERNOR, HOOD, AND SHARPE, POULTRY; │ AND LONGMAN, HURST, REES, AND ORME, │ PATERNOSTER-ROW; │ At the Union Printing-Office, St. John's Square, by W. Wilson. │ - │ 1806. in full calf; the woodcuts are not very good.
875	Böhme, Jakob. THE │ WORKS │ OF │ JACOB BEHMEN, │ The Teutonic Theosopher. │ [Vol. II:] CONTAINING, │ [2 columns; column 1:] The THREEFOLD LIFE OF │ MAN. │ II. The ANSWERS to FORTY │ QUESTIONS concerning the │ SOUL. │ [Column 2:] III. The TREATISE of the IN- │ CARNATION: In Three Parts. │ IV. The CLAVIS: Or an Expla- │ nation of some principal Points │ and Expressions in his Writings. │ With FIGURES, illustrating his PRINCIPLES, left by the Reverend WILLIAM LAW, M.A. │ LONDON, │ Printed for Joseph Richardson, in Pater noster Row. MDCCLXIII [1763] Vol. 2 only of a 4 volume work. Title-page of vol. II is without volume number. Rebound in ¾ leather, scored at the bottom of the spine.
876	A │ COMPENDIOUS VIEW │ Of the GROUNDS of the │ Teutonick Philosophy. │ WITH │ CONSIDERATIONS BY WAY OF │ ENQUIRY │ INTO THE │ SUBJECT MATTER, AND SCOPE │ OF THE WRITINGS │ OF │ JACOB BEHMEN, │ Commonly called, the Teutonick Philosopher. │ ALSO │ Several Extracts from his Writings. │ AND │ Some Words used by him explained. │ - │ PUBLISHED │ By a Gentleman retired from Business. │ LONDON: │ Printed by M. LEWIS; and sold by Messrs. BATHURST, BAKER, │ WHISTON, WHITE, RICHARDSON and ROBERTS, C. DILLY, │ DAVIS and HEARD, in London; WOODYER and MERRIL at │ Cambridge; KENDAL, at Colchester; MILLS, at Bath; BINNS, at │ Hallifax; BINNS, OGLE and COPPERTHWAITE at Leeds; │ MEGGET and STRINGER, at Wakefield; BROOK at Huthersfield; │ MERCER, at Maidstone; and BURDEN, at Winchester. │ MDCCLXX. [1770]. │ [Price bound Four Shillings.]

	BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER
	1611
877	Church of England. Book of common prayer. [In an ornate frame:] THE │ BOOKE OF │ COMMON │ prayer, with the │ Psalter or Psalmes │ of Dauid. │ Of that Translation which │ is appointed to be vsed │ in Churches. │ - │ IMPRINTE[D] │ London by ROBERT │ [B]ARKER, Printer to the │ Kings most Excellent │ Maiestie. │ [In old brown ink in MS: 1611] │ Cum priuile[gio]. Fol., lacks signatures A2-A4; title leaf (A1) and signatures B2-D1 damaged and mounted in windows of larger leaves; some loss of text on leaf B2 and title-page. Bound with: Speed, John. THE │ GENEALOGIES │ RECORDED IN THE SA- │ CRED SCRIPTVRES, ACCOR- │ DING TO EVERY FAMILIE │ AND TRIBE │ WITH │ THE LINE OF OVR │ SAVIOVR IESVS CHRIST │ obserued from ADAM, to the │ blessed VIRGIN │ MARY. │ BY │ J. S. │ Cum Priuilegio. [London : J. Beale, 1612?] Fol. And Bible. English. Geneva. 1612. [In an ornate frame:] THE │ BIBLE │ THAT IS, │ The holy Scriptures │ contained in the Old │ & New Testament. │ Imprinted at London by │ Robert Barker, Printer to the │ Kinges most excellent │ Maiestie │ Cum privilegio [New Testament title-page:] THE │ NEW TESTA- │ MENT OF OVR │ Lord Iesus Christ, Translated out of │ Greeke by Theod. Beza. │ WHEREVNTO ARE ADIOYNED │ briefe Summaries of doctrine vpon the Euange- │ lists and Acts of the Apostles, together with the methode │ of the Epistles of the Apostles, by the said │ THEOD. BEZA. │ And also short expositions on the phrases and hard places, │ taken out of the large Annotations of the foresaid Author │ and Ioach. Camerarius, by P. Lo. Villerius. │ Englished by L. Tomson. │ Together with the Annotations of FR. IVNIVS upon the │ Reuelation of S. IOHN.│ IMPRINTED AT LON- │ DON BY ROBERT BARKER, │ Printer to the Kings most excellent │ Maiestie. 1611. │ Cum priuilegio. [Colophon:] Imprinted at London by ROBERT BARKER, Printer │ to the Kings most Excellent Maiestie. 1612. Fol., leaf 398 damaged with some loss of text. And Sternhold, Thomas. THE │ WHOLE BOOKE │ OF PSALMES. │ Collected into English Meeter by THOMAS │ STERNHOLD, IOHN HOPKINS and others, │ conferred with the Hebrew; with apt Notes to │ Sing them withal. │ Set forth and allowed to be Sung in all Churches, of all the │ people together, before and after Morning and Euening prayer, as also │ before and after Sermons : and moreouer in priuate Houses, for their │ godly solace and comfort, laying apart all vngodly Songs and │ Ballads, which tend onely to the nourishing of │ vice, and corrupting of │ YOVTH. │ - │ COLOSSIANS III. │ Let the word of God dwell plenteously in you, in all wisedome, teaching and exhorting one │ another in Psalmes, Hymnes, and Spiritual Songs, and sing to the Lord in your │ hearts. │ IAMES V. │ If any be afflicted, let him Pray : if any be merry, let him sing Psalmes. │ - │ [Vignette] │ - │ AT LONDON │ Printed for the Company of Stationers. │ 1612. Fol., lacks p. 103-110 and all after p. 114; p. 91-102 & 111-114 damaged and mounted in windows of larger leaves; p. 113-114 damaged with some loss of text.
	1717
878	Church of England. Book of common prayer. [Engraved title within an ornamental frame:] I │ THE BOOK OF │ COMMON PRAYER │ And Administration of the │ SACRAMENTS │ AND OTHER │ Rites and Ceremonies of the CHURCH │ According to the Use of the │ Church of England │ TOGETHER WITH THE │ Psalter or Psalms │ OF │ DAVID │ Pointed as they are to be Sung │ or Said in Churches. │ [Vignette of royal insignia] │ LONDON │ Engraved and Printed by the Permission of │ M. John Baskett Printer to the Kings most Excell- │ ent Majesty 1717. Sold by John Sturt Engraver, in │ Golden-Lion-Court in Aldersgate Street. 8°, in maroon calf, gold tooled, with gold tooled spine, all edges gilt; marbled paste downs and fly leaves; armorial bookplate of "James Beard" on front paste-down; armorial bookplate of "Rev: The Honble. Sidney Meade" on first fly-leaf; on the verso is the old brown ink signature of "W Timms[?]"; on the facing fly-leaf is a cutting describing the title with various recorded prices. The text is engraved throughout within separate ornamental borders. On the head of George I on the title page verso is the Lord's Prayer, the Ten Commandments, the Prayers for the King and Royal Family, and the 21st psalm in microscopic lettering.
	1774
879	Church of England. Book of common prayer. THE BOOK OF │ [Gothic:] Common Prayer, │ And administration of the │ SACRAMENTS, │ AND OTHER │ Rites and Ceremonies │ OF THE │ CHURCH, │ According to the use of │ The Church of England: │ Together with │ The PSALTER, or PSALMS of │ DAVID, │ Pointed as they are to be sung or said in │ CHURCHES. │ = │ OXFORD, │ Printed by T. WRIGHT and W. GILL, │ Printers to the UNIVERSITY: │ And sold by S. CROWDER, Paternoster Row, London; │ And by W. JACKSON, in Oxford. 1774. │ - │ CUM PRIVILEGIO [within a border of double rules]. 12°, bound in Edwards-of-Halifax transparent vellum with, on the spine, elaborate tooling and some blue on the bands; on the front (upper) cover, coat of arms with, on the left, a red cross on a white field and, on the right, 3 unicorn heads (two above an angle-band [with three red crescent moons] and one beneath) on a black field; on the back (lower) board is a female angel with a scroll and a putto. The corners of the boards and the head and foot of the spine are repaired, the lower 2/3 of B9 is replaced, the bottom of B3 and L4 are torn off, with some loss of text. The back marbled end-papers match the front paste-down, but the free front marbled end-paper is of a slightly different pattern. Inscription on the title page in old brown ink of "Mary Ann Coupland │ 1795." Bound with: Sternhold, Thomas. THE WHOLE BOOKE │ OF │ PSALMS, │ COLLECTED INTO │ ENGLISH METRE, │ BY │ Thomas Sternhold, John Hopkins, │ and Others; │ CONFERRED WITH THE HEBREW: │ Set forth and allowed to be Sung in all Churches, of │ all the People together, before and after Morning │ and Evening prayer; and also before and after Ser- │ mons; and moreover in private Houses, for their │ godly Solace and Comfort : laying apart all ungodly │ Songs and Ballads, which tend only to the nourish- │ ing of Vice, and corrupting of Youth. │ Is any among you afflicted ? let him pray : is any merry ? let him │ sing Psalms.James v. 13. │ Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly in all wisdom; teach- │ ing and admonishing one another in Psalms, and Hymns, and │ Spiritual Songs, singing with grace in your hearts to the Lord. │ Col. Iii. 16. │ = │ OXFORD, │ PRINTED AT THE CLARENDON PRESS, │ By W. Jackson and A. Hamilton, Printers to the University : │ And sold at the Oxford Bible Warehouse, Paternoster │ Row, London. MDCCLXXXI [1781]. │ CUM PRIVILEGIO.
	1794
880	Church of England. Book of common prayer. THE BOOK OF │ COMMON PRAYER, │ and administration of │ THE SACRAMENTS, │ AND │ OTHER RITES AND CEREMONIES │ OF │ [Gothic:] The Church, │ ACCORDING TO THE USE OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND: │ together with the │ PSALTER OR PSALMS │ OF │ DAVID, │ POINTED AS THEY ARE TO BE SUNG OR SAID IN CHURCHES. │ = │ LONDON: │ Printed by Millar Ritchie, │ FOR │ J. GOOD, BOND STREET, AND E. HARDING, PALL MALL. │ - │ 1794. 4°, 2 vols., Large paper edition, bound, as issued, with W. Vicker’s A Companion to the Altar (1794) and (after the Psalms of David in Vol. II) N. Brady and N. Tate’s A New Version of the Psalms of David (1794). Bound in contemporary red morocco, with green and red marbled end-papers. The 15 plates were designed by S. Harding (2), Stothard (12), and Westall (1), and the engravers include Bartolozzi (4), J. Parker (1), Schiavonetti (3), and Sturt. They bear the imprint "London Pubd as the Act directs July 1, 1791 [-1 Jan 1794], by E. Harding, N.o Fleet Street & J. Good, Bond Street".
	1794
881	Church of England. Book of common prayer. THE BOOK OF │ COMMON PRAYER, │ and administration of │ THE SACRAMENTS, │ AND │ OTHER RITES AND CEREMONIES │ OF │ [Gothic:] The Church, │ ACCORDING TO THE USE OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND: │ together with the │ PSALTER OR PSALMS │ OF │ DAVID, │ POINTED AS THEY ARE TO BE SUNG OR SAID IN CHURCHES. │ = │ LONDON: │ Printed by Millar Ritchie, │ FOR │ J. GOOD, BOND STREET, AND E. HARDING, PALL MALL. │ - │ 1794. 4°, bound, as issued, with W. Vicker’s A Companion to the Altar (1794) and (after the Psalms of David in Vol. II) N. Brady and N. Tate’s A New Version of the Psalms of David (1794). The 14 plates were designed by S. Harding (2), Stothard (11), and Westall (1), and the engravers include Bartolozzi (4), J. Parker (1), Schiavonetti (3), and Sturt. They bear the imprint "London Pubd as the Act directs July 1, 1791 [-1 Jan 1794], by E. Harding, N.o Fleet Street & J. Good, Bond Street". Copy 1: Bound in red straight-grained goatskin with label on verso of front fly-leaf: “Bound by L. Cordaveau No 57 Chandos Street, Covent Garden. Signature on fly-leaf: “David Henderson—The Elder, 1794.” Copy 2: Bound in full dark blue morocco. There is an elaborate book-plate with an illegible monogram.
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882	Boothby, Brooke, Sir. SORROWS. │ SACRED TO THE MEMORY │ OF │ PENELOPE. │ = │ --IPSO SESE SOLATIO CRUCIABAT.--- │ = │ LONDON: │ = │ PRINTED BY W. BULMER AND CO. │ AND SOLD BY MESSRS. CADELL AND DAVIES, STRAND; │ EDWARDS, PALL-MALL; AND JOHNSON, ST. PAUL'S │ CHURCH-YARD. 1796. 4°, in full contemporary handsome polished calf, gilt. WATERMARK: 17 LEPARD 94 (divided between two leaves). Frontispiece engraved after a design by H. Fuseli.
883	Sisman, Adam. Boswell’s Presumptuous Task : The Making Of The Life Of Dr. Johnson. First American edition (New York: Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2001)
884	[Cover-label, all but the last line within a border of ornaments:] BOYDELL'S │ ILLUSTRATIONS │ OF │ [Gothic:] Holy Writ; │ BEING │ A SET OF COPPER PLATE ENGRAVINGS │ CALCULATED TO ORNAMENT │ ALL QUARTO AND OCTAVO EDITIONS │ OF │ THE BIBLE, │ AND SOLD IN PARTS WITHOUT │ [Gothic:] The Text. │ ENGRAVED BY ISAAC TAYLOR, AFTER THE DESIGNS │ OF ISAAC TAYLOR, JUN. │ PART I[-3]. │ Proofs, price One Guinea. │ LONDON: │ = │ Published November 1, 1813. │ BY MESSRS. BOYDELL AND CO. CHEAPSIDE; │ And sold by all Book and Printsellers in the United Kingdom. │ 1813. │ Printed by W. Bulmer and Co. Cleveland-row, St. James's. [Part 2 omits “Proofs” and dates below; Part 3 adds “Price Ten Shillings and Sixpence" and omits the dates below] Large 4°, in the original brown paper covers; on the versos of the front and back covers are two different versions of the title with "CONDITIONS" of sale. An inserted loose leaf with an advertisement for Part (1 November 1813, "This Day is published") I is inserted.
885	Boydell, John. [Receipt] 1793 Jul. 29, [acknowledging payment by] John Stockdale for Sets of Hogarth Moralized purchased. Holograph, signed.
	Works about BOYDELL in Chronological Order
886	Bruntjen, Sven H. A. John Boydell (1719-1804): A Study of Art Patronage and Publishing in Georgian London. A dissertation submitted to the Department of Art and the Committee on Graduate Studies of Stanford University in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy. March 1974. Authorized facsimile produced by microfilm-xerography (Ann Arbor, Michigan: University Microfilms International, 1976)
887	Bruntjen, Sven H. A.. John Boydell, 1719-1804: A Study of Art Patronage and Publishing in Georgian London (New York & London: Garland Publishing, Inc., 1985) A Garland Series: Outstanding Dissertations in the Fine Arts
888	Friedman, Winifred H. Boydell’s Shakespeare Gallery (New York & London: Garland Publishing, Inc., 1976) A Garland Series: Outstanding Dissertations in the Fine Arts.
889	THE │ BRITISH CRITIC. │ - │ For JULY[-DECEMBER], 1799. │ - │ No. LXXV[-LXXXVI], being No. I[-VI] of VOL. XIV. │ ... │ LONDON: Printed for F. and C. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard, to whom │ all Communications respecting the Reviews are to be directed. │ PRICE ONE SHILLING AND SIXPENCE. Also No. LXXXVII-XCII (No. I-VI of Vol. XIV) (July-December 1800), No. XCIX-CIV (No. I-VI of Vol. XVIII) (July-December 1801). In original paper covers with the signature on each of P. Orchard Esqr. One issue is entirely uncut.
890	THE │ BRITISH │ Prose │ MISCELLANY. │ - │ To please the Fancy │ And improve the Mind. │ = │ [Vignette] │ = │ SECOND EDITION. │ HUDDERSFIELD: │ PRINTED AND SOLD BY SIKES AND SMART; │ SOLD, ALSO, BY HURST, LONDON; EDWARDS AND SON, │ HALIFAX; HARGROVE, KNARESBROUGH; GILL, │ WAKEFIELD; AND BOTHAMLEY, LEEDS. [1820?]
891	Brothers, Richard. A │ REVEALED KNOWLEDGE │ OF THE │ Prophecies and Times. │ = │ PARTICULARLY OF THE │ PRESENT TIME, THE PRESENT WAR, │ AND THE │ PROPHECY NOW FULFILLING. │ - │ THE YEAR OF THE WORLD, 5913. │ BOOK THE SECOND. │ - │ CONTAINING, WITH OTHER │ GREAT AND REMARKABLE THINGS, │ Not Revealed to any other Person on Earth, │ The sudden and Perpetual Fall of the TURKISH, │ GERMAN and RUSSIAN EMPIRES. │ - │ Wrote under the Direction of the LORD GOD, │ And published by His SACRED COMMAND; │ It being a Second Sign of warning, for the Benefit │ of all Nations; │ BY THE MAN THAT WILL BE REVEALED TO THE │ HEBREWS AS THEIR │ PRINCE AND PROPHET. │ = │ LONDON: PRINTED IN THE YEAR OF CHRIST │ M,DCC,XCIV [1794, i.e., 1795]. Disbound; signature on the title page of "H Hawkins Tremayne". Dated at end 20th of the Month called February 1795.
892	Halhed, Nathaniel Brassey. TESTIMONY │ OF THE │ AUTHENTICITY │ OF THE │ PROPHECIES │ OF │ RICHARD BROTHERS, │ AND OF HIS │ MISSION TO RECALL THE JEWS. │ - │ SECOND EDITION. │ - │ BY │ NATHANIEL BRASSEY HALHED, M.P. │ - │ AND GOD SAID, "LET THERE BE LIGHT." │ - │ LONDON: │ PRINTED FOR H.D. SYMONDS, NO. 20, PATERNOSTER-ROW. │ - │ 1795. │ [Price One Shillings.] Rebound in brown cloth over green marbled boards.
893	Browne, Thomas, Sir. Religio Medici │ ITS SEQUEL │ Christian Morals. │ BY │ SIR THOMAS BROWNE, KT. M. D. │ - │ WITH RESEMBLANT PASSAGES FROM │ COWPER’S TASK, │ AND A VERBAL INDEX │ - │ LONDON: │ LONGMAN, BROWN, GREEN, AND LONGMANS, │ PATERNOSTER ROW. │ - │ MDCCCXLIV [1844] Edited by John Peace.
894	Bruce, James. AN │ INTERESTING NARRATIVE │ OF THE │ TRAVELS │ OF │ JAMES BRUCE, ESQ. │ INTO │ ABYSSINIA, │ TO DISCOVER THE │ SOURCE OF THE NILE. │ ABRIDGED FROM THE ORIGINAL WORK. │ BY SAMUEL SHAW, ESQ. │ - │ THIRD EDITION, WITH COPPER PLATES. │ LONDON: │ PRINTED FOR H.D. SYMONDS, NO. 20, PATER-NOSTER- │ ROW. │ [PRICE FIVE SHILLINGS.] [1800?] Bound in original blue marbled boards with buff spine and label. There are 6 uninteresting plates; the Preface to the Third Edition says that the plates were first added in the Third Edition.
895	Bunbury, W.H. Poets' Gallery, Fleet-Street, December, 1792. │ No II. Of BUNBURY's SHAKESPEARE; │ DEDICATED, BY PERMISSION, │ TO HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUCHESS OF YORK. │ = │ Containing the Four following Subjects: │ I. FALSTAFF'S ESCAPE. Vid. MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR. ACT IV, SCENE II. │ II. SIR ANDREW AGUECHEEK, SIR TOBY BELCH, AND THE CLOWN. Vid. TWELFTH NIGHT. ACT II. SCENE III. │ III. MACBETH AND THE MURDERERS. Vid. MACBETH. ACT.III. SCENE I. │ IV. HELENA IN THE DRESS OF A PILGRIM. Vid. ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL. ACT III. SCENE V. │ - │ THE FOLLOWING ARE │ PROPOSALS │ By THOMAS MACKLIN, │ FOR PUBLISHING │ A Series of Prints from the Plays of SHAKESPEARE, │ TO BE ENGRAVED FROM │ A Collection of Drawings by W.H. Bunbury, Esq. │ PRESENTED BY HIM TO │ HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUCHESS OF YORK. │ - │ CONDITIONS. │ I. The Series to consist of Forty-eight Prints, which will be engraved by the first Artists from the above Designs.--Size 18 by 14 Inches. │ II. The Whole will be published in Twelve Numbers, each to contain Four Prints. One Number to be delivered every Three Months until the Work is completed. │ III. The Price of each Number £1 : 16 : o plain, £3 12 : o in Colours--Proofs £2 : 12: 6 plain, £4 : 14 : 6 in Colours.--To be delivered in the Order they are subscribed for. │ IV. One Number to be paid for at the Time of subscribing, and the same on the Receipt of every Number, until the last, for which no Demand will be made. │ An elegant Title page, a Vignette designed by Mr. BUNBURY, and a List of the Subscribers, will be given with the last Number. │ Mr. MACKLIN respectfully informs the Public, that a Book is open for SUBSCRIPTIONS to the above Work, at the POETS' GALLERY, Fleet-Street. Poet's Gallery, Fleet-Street, June, 1793. │ No III. ... │ Containing the Four following Subjects: │ I. PROSPERO DISARMING FERDINAND. Vid. TEMPEST. ACT I. SCENE II. │ II. FALSTAFF AT HERN'S OAK. Vid. MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR. ACT V. SCENE. V. │ III. CATHARINE AND PETRUCHIO. Vid TAMING OF THE SHREW. ACT. IV. SCENE I. │ IV. FALSTAFF WITH HOTSPUR ON HIS BACK. Vid. FIRST PART OF HENRY IV. ACT V. SCENE IV. │ ... Poets' Gallery, Fleet-Street, January, 1794. │ No IV. ... │ Containing the Four following Subjects: │ I. DOGBERY AND VERGES WITH THE WATCH. Vid. MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING. ACT III. SCENE II. │ II. ROMEO AND JULIET IN FRIAR LAWRENCE'S CELL. Vid. ROMEO AND JULIET. ACT II. SCENE VI. │ III. LAUNCE WITH HIS DOG CRAB. Vid. TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA. ACT. IV. SCENE IV. │ IV. FLORIZEL AND ANTOLYCUS [sic] EXCHANGING GARMENTS. Vid. │ WINTER'S TALE. ACT IV. SCENE II. │ ... Folio (52 x 64 cm.) in the original sugar-paper wrappers, still sewn. There are flimsy leaves over most of the plates and a couple of guard-leaves at front and back of each Part. In general, the prints are fine, clear, and unfoxed. The top of the title page is reset, but the bottom seems to be from standing type. The front cover of Part III has offset onto the back cover of Part IV. In Part II the plates are dated 30 November and 30 December 1792; in Part III they are 20 January, 27 February, 30 May, 30 August 1793; and in Part IV they are 1 January 1793, 1 January and 24 May 1794. At the bottom left of the covers are inscriptions: "Black Proofs" on II, "Proofs in Black" on III-IV. At the bottom right of the cover of Part IV, in the same hand as "Proofs in Black" is "Adey[?] aor" (hard to read), apparently the family name of the brother and sister of Abbey Books, a Swiss family though long resident in England. Abbey Books say it came down in the family from the original purchaser, Daniel Addye (or Addey) of Seddle, near Bath -- the house is still there.
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	BUNYAN, John
	Pilgrim's Progress
	1741
896	Bunyan, John. THE │ PILGRIM’S PROGRESS: │ FROM │ This WORLD, to That │ Which is to COME: │ Delivered under the SIMILITUDE of a │ DREAM. │ Wherein is Discovered, │ I. The MANNER of his Setting Out. │ II. His Dangerous JOURNEY; and, │ III. His Safe Arrival at the Desired │ Country. │ - │ Complete in TWO PARTS. │ - │ Written by JOHN BUNYAN. │ - │ I have used SIMILITUDES. Hosea xii. I0. │ - │ The THREE and TWENTIETH EDITION. │ Adorned with curious Sculptures, engraven │ by J. STURT. │ - │ LONDON: │ Printed for J. CLARKE, at the Golden-Ball in │ Duck-Lane. MDCCXLI [1741]. [Part II title-page:] THE │ Pilgrim’s Progress: │ FROM │ This WORLD to that which is │ to COME. │ - │ PART II. │ - │ Delivered under the SIMILITUDE of a │ DREAM. │ Wherein is set forth, │ The MANNER of the Setting out of │ CHRISTIAN’S Wife and Children; their │ Dangerous JOURNEY, and Safe ARRIVAL │ at the Desired COUNTRY. │ - │ By JOHN BUNYAN. │ - │ I have used Similitudes, Hos. Xii. I0. │ - │ LONDON: │ Printed for JOHN CLARKE, at the Golden-Ball, │ in Duck-Lane. M.DCC.XLI [1741]. 8°, rebound in modern boards.
	1751
897	Bunyan, John. THE │ PILGRIM'S PROGRESS: │ FROM │ This WORLD, to That │ Which is to COME: │ Delivered under the SIMILITUDE of a │ DREAM. │ Wherein is Discovered, │ I. The MANNER of his Setting Out. │ II. His Dangerous JOURNEY; and, │ III. His Safe Arrival at the Desired │ COUNTRY. │ - │ Compleat in TWO PARTS. │ - │ Written by JOHN BUNYAN. │ - │ I have used SIMILITUDES, Hosea xii. 10. │ - │ The TWENTY EIGHTH EDITION. │ Adorned with curious Sculptures, engraven │ by J. STURT. │ - │ LONDON: │ Printed for W. JOHNSTON, at the Golden-Ball │ in St. Paul's Church-Yard. M.DCC.LI [1751]. [Part II title:] THE │ Pilgrim's Progress: │ FROM │ This WORLD to that which │ is to COME. │ - │ PART II. │ - │ Delivered under the SIMILITUDE of a │ DREAM. │ Wherein is set forth │ The MANNER of the Setting out of │ CHRISTIAN'S Wife and Children; their │ Dangerous JOURNEY, and Safe ARRIVAL │ at the Desired COUNTRY. │- │ By JOHN BUNYAN. │ - │ I have used Similitudes, Hos. xii. 10. │ - │ LONDON: │ Printed for W. JOHNSTON, at the Golden-Ball │ in St. Paul's Church-Yard. M.DCCLI [1751]. 8°, bound in 19th century dull brown morocco. There are 12 plates in Part I and 4 in Part II. There is an advertisement at the end, and Part II, pp. 49-60 (T2-7) are missing.
	1778
898	Bunyan, John. THE │ PILGRIM'S PROGRESS: │ FROM │ THIS WORLD │ TO │ THAT WHICH IS TO COME. │ - │ PART I. │ - │ DELIVERED UNDER THE SIMILITUDE OF │ A DREAM. │ WHEREIN IS DISCOVERED │ THE MANNER OF HIS SETTING OUT: │ HIS DANGEROUS JOURNEY: │ AND │ SAFE ARRIVAL AT THE DESIRED COUNTRY. │ - │ BY JOHN BUNYAN. │ - │ I HAVE USED SIMILITUDES. HOS. XII. 10. │ - │ TO WHICH IS NOW ADDED, │ NOTES EXPLANATORY, EXPERIMENTAL, AND PRACTICAL, │ By W. MASON, │ AUTHOR OF THE SPIRITUAL TREASURYS, &c. │ - │ LONDON: │ PRINTED FOR VALLANCE AND SIMMONS, NO. 120. │ CHEAPSIDE. │ - │ M.DCC.LXXVIII [1778]. [Part II title:] ... WHEREIN IS SET FORTH │ THE MANNER OF THE SETTING OUT OF CHRIS- │ TIAN'S WIFE AND CHILDREN; THEIR DANGEROUS │ JOURNEY, AND SAFE ARRIVAL AT THE DESIRED │ COUNTRY. │ ... [n.d.] Two Parts in one volume, very tattered in unlabeled suede over dull marbled boards. Many of the prints are loose, the leaves are crooked, corners folded over, some torn out (but present), edges grossly uneven. Part II is separately paginated. The prints are mostly designed and engraved by G. Burder. Inscribed on the fly-leaf: "Mary Gasston". Plates 1 & 13, and pp. 113-120 of part I are missing.
	1801
899	Bunyan, John. [Engraved title-page, part I:] [Gothic:] The │ PILGRIM’S PROGRESS, │ [Gothic:] By │ John Bunyan │ with │ [Gothic:] Original Notes │ BY │ THOMAS SCOTT, │ Chaplain to the Lock Hospital. │ - │ PART 1ST. │ [Vignette of Christian assaulted by Satan, Sin & Death, C.R. Ryley del. J. Saunders Sculp.] │ London, Publish’d by L.B. Seeley, Oct. 31 1801. 8°, same plates as in the 1795 edition, chiefly designed by Ryley and engraved by Barrett and Saunders.
	1808-1809
900	Bunyan, John. [Part I title:] THE │ PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, │ FROM THIS WORLD │ TO THAT WHICH IS TO COME: │ DELIVERED UNDER THE │ SIMILITUDE OF A DREAM. │ - │ PART I. │ = │ BY JOHN BUNYAN. │ = │ A NEW EDITION. │ ILLUSTRATED BY THE AUTHOR'S OWN REFERENCES, │ AND EMBELLISHED WITH │ SEVEN BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVINGS. │ - │ BUNGAY, │ PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY C. BRIGHTLY, AND │ T. KINNERSLEY. │ 1809. [Part II title:] ... COME; │ ... PART II ... │ BUNGAY: │ PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY C. BRIGHTLY AND T. KINNERSLEY. │ 1808. Two parts in one volume of full calf, continuously paginated (Part I ends at p. 228; Part II title page is p. [229], the Preface is pp. [ccxxxi-ccxxxviii], and the text is pp. [239]-444). The 6 (not 7) plates are designed by W.M. Craig, engraved by T. Wallis, published 1804-1805. Bound with: A │ SKETCH │ OF │ THE LIFE OF │ MR. JOHN BUNYAN, │ (MINISTER OF THE GOSPEL,) │ WITH HIS │ PORTRAIT. │ [Vignette] │ BUNGAY: │ PRINTED BY BRIGHTLY AND CO. │ 1809. Bound after p. [xii] Bunyan’s Pilgrim’s progress.
	1810?
901	Bunyan, John. THE │ PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, │ FROM │ THIS WORLD │ TO │ THAT WHICH IS TO COME. │ DELIVERED UNDER THE SIMILITUDE OF A DREAM. │ - │ BY JOHN BUNYAN, │ FORMERLY MINISTER OF THE GOSPEL AT BEDFORD. │ - │ WITH │ EXPLANATORY NOTES, │ BY │ W. MASON, ESQ. AND OTHERS. │ - │ [Gothic:] In Three Parts. │ - │ "I HAVE USED SIMILITUDES." -- HOS. xii. 10. │ - │ A NEW EDITION: │ REVISED, CORRECTED, AND IMPROVED. │ - │ Liverpool: │ PRINTED BY NUTTALL, FISHER, AND DIXON, DUKE-STREET. │ - │ Stereotype Edition [1810?]. 4°, the fly-leaf is inscribed: "Sarah Rich August 21st 1810. │ Ann Frankling │ A gift from her affectionate mother -- Sarah Frankling March 25th 1840"; "George Harris │ Xmas 1923". There are 3 wood-cuts and 3 engravings. Part 3 is not generally believed to be by Bunyan.
	1829-1830
902	Bunyan, John. THE │ PILGRIM'S PROGRESS. │ WITH │ A LIFE OF JOHN BUNYAN │ BY ROBERT SOUTHEY, ESQ. LL.D. │ POET LAUREATE, &c. &c. &c. │ ILLUSTRATED WITH ENGRAVINGS. │ [Vignette] │ LONDON: │ JOHN MURRAY, ALBEMARLE-STREET, │ AND │ JOHN MAJOR, FLEET-STREET. │ M.DCCC.XXX [1830]. [Parts I and II have separate title pages dated 1829] 8°, in full calf, hinges tender. There are 30 wood-cuts "From Original Designs by Mr W. Harvey", and 2 engravings (John Martin-W.R. Smith).
	1844
902A	Bunyan, John. THE │ PILGRIM’S PROGRESS │ FROM THIS WORLD TO THAT WHICH IS TO COME, │ DELIVERED UNDER THE SIMILITUDE OF │ A DREAM │ WHEREIN ARE DISCOVERED CHRISTIAN’S MANNER OF SETTING-OUT, │ HIS DANGEROUS JOURNEY, │ AND HIS SAFE ARRIVAL AT THE DESIRED COUNTRY. │ BY JOHN BUNYAN. │ - │ I have used Similitudes. HOSEA, XII. 10. │ - │ EDITED BY │ GEORGE GODWIN, ESQ., F.R.S., F.S.A., AND LEWIS POCOCK, ESQ., F.S.A. │ HONORARY SECRETARIES OF THE ART-UNION OF LONDON; │ WITH A MEMOIR OF THE AUTHOR, AND A BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTICE. │ ILLUSTRATED BY ENGRAVINGS IN OUTLINE, AND WOOD-CUTS, FROM DRAWINGS │ BY HENRY C. SELOUS, ESQ. │ - │ LONDON: │ M. M. HOLLOWAY, 25, BEDFORD STREET, COVENT-GARDEN. │ - │ M.DCCC.XL.IV [1844]. [On cover in gilt lettering:] BUNYAN’S PILGRIM’S PROGRESS │ - │ ILLUSTRATED BY H.C. SELOUS. Engravings by Henry Moses.
	1865
903	Bunyan, John. [Type-set title:] THE SELECT │ WORKS OF JOHN BUNYAN: │ CONTAINING │ THE PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, │ THE HOLY WAR, GRACE ABOUNDING TO THE CHIEF OF SINNERS, │ THE JERUSALEM SINNER SAVED, COME AND WELCOME TO JESUS CHRIST, THE SAINTS' │ PRIVILEGE AND PROFIT, THE WATER OF LIFE, AND THE BARREN FIG-TREE; │ WITH A LIFE OF THE AUTHOR, BY │ GEORGE CHEEVER, B.D., LL.D. │ AND AN INTRODUCTORY ESSAY ON THE PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, BY │ JAMES MONTGOMERY, ESQ. │ ILLUSTRATED BY │ ONE HUNDRED ENGRAVINGS ON WOOD, │ AND A SERIES OF │ DRAWINGS IN CHROMO-LITHOGRAPHY, │ AFTER DESIGNS BY T. STOTHARD, R.A. │ WILLIAM COLLINS, SONS, AND COMPANY, │ GLASGOW, EDINBURGH, AND LONDON. │ 1865. [Added engraved title:] The │ Select Works │ of │ John Bunyan: │ With a Life of the Author by │ GEORGE CHEEVER, D.D., LL.D. │ AND AN INTRODUCTORY ESSAY ON THE PILGRIM’S PROGRESS BY │ JAMES MONTGOMERY, ESQ. │ - │ Illustrated by │ ONE HUNDRED ENGRAVINGS ON WOOD │ And a series of │ DRAWINGS IN CHROMO-LITHOGRAPHY │ AFTER DESIGNS BY T. STOTHARD, R.A. │ - │ WILLIAM COLLINS, SONS AND COMPANY. │ GLASGOW, EDINBURGH, & LONDON.
	1903
904	Bunyan, John. THE │ PILGRIM’S PROGRESS │ BY │ JOHN BUNYAN │ ILLUSTRATED WITH 25 DRAWINGS ON │ WOOD BY GEORGE CRUICKSHANK FROM │ THE COLLECTION OF EDWIN TRUMAN │ WITH BIOGRAPHICAL INTRODUCTION AND INDEXES │ HENRY FROWDE │ OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS WAREHOUSE │ LONDON, EDINBURGH, GLASGOW & NEW YORK │ 1903.
	1966
905	Bunyan, John. JOHN BUNYAN │ Grace Abounding to the │ Chief of Sinners │ AND │ The Pilgrim’s Progress │ from this World to that │ which is to come │ EDITED WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY │ ROGER SHARROCK │ LONDON │ OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS │ NEW YORK TORONTO │ 1966.
	1844
906	Selous, Henry Courtney. [Cover title:] ILLUSTRATIONS │ OF THE │ PILGRIMS PROGRESS. [engraved by Henry Moses from original drawings by H.C. Selous ; commissioned by the Art Union of London] ([London : Art-Union, 1844]) Published without title-page. Library copy lacks preliminary pages.
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907	Bürger, Gottfried Augustus. LEONORA. │ TRANSLATED FROM │ THE GERMAN │ OF │ GOTTFRIED AUGUSTUS BÜRGHER, │ BY │ W.R. SPENCER, Esq. │ WITH │ DESIGNS │ BY │ THE RIGHT HONOURABLE │ LADY DIANA BEAUCLERC. │ = │ LONDON: │ PRINTED BY T. BENSLEY; │ FOR J. EDWARDS, AND E. AND S. HARDING, PALL MALL. │ - │ 1796. 4°, in full calf, gilt edges, panels blind stamped. WATERMARK: 1794 │ J WHATMAN on text leaves; J WHATMAN │ 1817 on the blank at the end. There are 5 whole-plate engravings and 4 vignettes engraved by Bartolozzi.
907A	Burges, James Bland, Sir. THE │ BIRTH AND TRIUMPH │ OF │ LOVE. │ - │ [Gothic:] A Poem. │ - │ BY │ SIR JAMES BLAND LAMB, BART. │ WITH THE │ ORIGINAL DESIGNS BY AN ILLUSTRIOUS PERSONAGE. │ ENGRAVED BY P. W. TOMKINS, │ Historical Engraver to her late Majesty Queen Charlotte. │ - │ London: │ PRINTED BY T. BENSLEY, │ Crane-court, Fleet-street, │ [Rest of imprint inked out] │ - │ 1822. 8°
908	Burke, Edmund. REFLECTIONS │ ON THE │ REVOLUTION IN FRANCE, │ AND ON THE │ PROCEEDINGS IN CERTAIN SOCIETIES │ IN LONDON │ RELATIVE TO THAT EVENT. │ IN A │ LETTER │ INTENDED TO HAVE BEEN SENT TO A GENTLEMAN │ IN PARIS. │ BY THE RIGHT HONOURABLE │ EDMUND BURKE. │ -│ LONDON: │ PRINTED FOR J. DODSLEY, IN PALL-MALL. │ M.DCC.X. [1790]. 8°, rebound in full calf, panels blind stamped. According to Tod’s Bibliography of Edmund Burke this a copy of the first impression of the unlabeled second edition. Has bookplate with initials “F.M. & W.N.”
909	Burney, Fanny. A BUSY DAY │ or │ AN ARRIVAL from INDIA. │ A │ COMEDY │ IN FIVE ACTS. Photocopy of the original manuscript housed in the Berg Collection of the New York Public Library.
910	Wallace, Tara Ghoshal. A CRITICAL EDITION OF FANNY BURNEY’S A BUSY DAY by TARA GHOSHAL WALLACE. A thesis submitted … for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in the University of Toronto, 1981. Typescript.
910A	Burney, Sarah Harriet. The Letters Of Sarah Harriet Burney: An Edition By Lorna Joan Clark. A thesis submitted … for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in the University of Toronto, 1989. Typescript.
911	Burns, Robert. Poems by Robert Burns: with an Account of His Life, and Miscellaneous Remarks on his Writings. Containing also Many Poems and Letters, not printed in Doctor Currie's Edition. In two volumes. (Edinburgh: Printed for the trustees of the late James Morison, by John Moir, 1811)
912	Butler, Samuel. HUDIBRAS, │ IN THREE PARTS; │ Written in the Time of │ THE LATE WARS: │ Corrected and Amended. │ WITH │ LARGE ANNOTATIONS, │ AND A PREFACE, │ BY │ ZACHARY GREY, LL.D. │ Adorn'd with a new Set of Cuts [after Hogarth]. │ THE THIRD EDITION. │ VOL. I[-II]. │ LONDON: │ Printed for C. BATHURST, W. STRAHAN, B. WHITE, T. DAVIES, │ W. JOHNSTON, L. HAWES and Co. T. LONGMAN, T. BECKET, │ E. JOHNSON, C. CORBETT, T. CASLON, E. and C. DILLY, │ T. LOWNDES. T. CADELL, W. NICHOL, B. TOVEY, │ S. BLADON, and R. BALDWIN. │ MDCCLXXII [1772]. Bound in \| calf over marbled boards. On the fly-leaf is "Joseph John Cross", and a simple label says: This book belongs to E.M. Forster". Besides the frontispiece engraved by G. Vertue (1744), there are 8 plates in each part engraved by J. Mynde after Hogarth.
913	Butler, Samuel. HUDIBRAS. │ IN THREE PARTS, │ Written in the time of the late Wars. │ By SAMUEL BUTLER. │ FROM THE TEXT OF ZACH. GREY, L. L. D. │ = │ LONDON: │ Printed for JOSEPH WENMAN, │ No. 144, FLEET-STREET. │ M DCC LXXXI [1781]. [Title-pages for Vols. II-III:] … GREY, L. D. │ - │ VOL. II[-III] │ = │ LONDON: │ … M DCC LXXXI [1781]. Three volumes in one. Frontispieces after designs by Dodd.
914	Butts, Thomas. Man on a Drinking Horse [art original] (platemark 8.7 x 5.0 cm) inscribed “T. Butts sc:\| 22 Jany 1806" on a leaf of thin, unwatermarked wove paper (15.5 x 11 cm). Mounted on a folded leaf of cardboard with a window; on the cardboard is printed: MAN ON A DRINKING HORSE. AN ORIGINAL ENGRAVING BY THOMAS BUTTS, JR., NOW PRINTED FOR THE FIRST TIME (FROM THE ORIGINAL PLATE, ENGRAVED IN 1806) IN AN EXCLUSIVE EDITION OF TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY COPIES FOR MEMBERS OF THE MINIATURE PRINT SOCIETY, 222 DWIGHT BUILDING, KANSAS CITY, MO. With it is Paul Gardner, “Man on a Drinking Horse”.
914A	Gourlay, Alexander S. “Man on a Drinking Horse, an Engraving by Thomas Butts, Jr.” (2003?) Proof of an essay later printed in Blake: an illustrated quarterly, vol. 37, no. 1.
915	Butts, Thomas. [Christ trampling on Satan] [art print]. Engraving after a drawing by Blake. Printed on laid paper, with a blue-green tint and chain lines about 2.6 cm. apart. A watermark of two lines of unreadable letters is in the middle of the sheet. Black & white, 34 x 22 cm. Image: 24 x 14 cm. Printed sometime after 1903.
915A	Butts, Thomas. [Bust and large wings of an angel looking to the right] [art print]. Black & white, 11 x 14 cm. Image: 6 x 6 cm. Inscribed “Proof” and “7” in pencil.
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	BYRON, George Gordon Byron, Baron
916	Byron, George Gordon Byron, Baron. THE │ BRIDE OF ABYDOS. │ A TURKISH TALE. │ - │ BY LORD BYRON. │ = │ [4 lines of verse by Burns] │ = │ EIGHTH EDITION. │ - │ LONDON: │ Printed by Thomas Davison, Whitefriars, │ FOR JOHN MURRAY, ALBEMARLE-STREET. │ - │ 1814. 8°, bound in handsome red leather. Bound with: Byron, George Gordon Byron, Baron. THE GIAOUR, │ A FRAGMENT OF │ A TURKISH TALE. │ - │ BY LORD BYRON. │ = │ [Four lines of verse by Moore] │ = │ THE NINTH EDITION. │ LONDON: │ Printed by Thomas Davison, Whitefriars, │ FOR JOHN MURRAY, ALBEMARLE-STREET. │ - │ 1814. And Byron, George Gordon Byron, Baron. THE CORSAIR, │ A TALE. │ - │ BY LORD BYRON. │ = │ [One line from Tasso’s Gerusalemme Liberata] │ = │ FOURTH EDITION. │ LONDON: │ Printed by Thomas Davison, Whitefriars, │ FOR JOHN MURRAY, ALBEMARLE-STREET. │ - │ 1814. And Byron, George Gordon Byron, Baron. LARA, │ A TALE. │ - │ BY LORD BYRON. │ = │ FOURTH EDITION. │ = │ [Gothic:] London: │ PRINTED FOR JOHN MURRAY, ALBEMARLE-STREET. │ 1814. And Byron, George Gordon Byron, Baron. ODE │ TO │ NAPOLEON BUONAPARTE. │ - │ [Two lines from Juvenal] │ - │ THE FIFTH EDITION. │ LONDON: │ = │ PRINTED FOR JOHN MURRAY, ALBEMARLE-STREET, │ BY W. BULMER AND CO. CLEVELAND-ROW, │ ST. JAMES’S. │ 1814. At the end, in an early 19th-Century hand, are all the stanzas of "Fare thee well" of March 1816. On the front fly-leaf, in the same hand, is a poem by Byron, “On the Prince Regent visiting the Tombs of Charles 1st and Henry VIII” dated London January 21st 1814.
917	Byron, George Gordon Byron, Baron. [Gothic:] Childe Harold's Pilgrimage. │ CANTO THE THIRD. │ - │ BY LORD BYRON. │ = │ [Two lines from Lettre du Roi de Prusse à D’Alembert] │ = │ LONDON: │ PRINTED FOR JOHN MURRAY, ALBEMARLE-STREET. │ - │ 1816. 8°. First edition, second issue (cf. Wise). The initial letter L of the word Lettre falls immediately under the letter u of celui. At the end of the first line of the second stanza, p. 4, the note of exclamation is in place. On page 67 the line "An Eagle towering in his pride of place" remains uncorrected. Half-title and publisher’s advertisements lacking. Signature of “F. Leigh” on title-page. Bound with: Byron, George Gordon Byron, Baron. THE │ [Gothic:] Prisoner of Chillon, │ AND │ OTHER POEMS. │ = │ BY LORD BYRON. │ = │ LONDON: │ PRINTED FOR JOHN MURRAY, ALBEMARLE-STREET. │ - │ 1816. 8°. First edition, first issue with advertisements on verso of signature E8. Lacks half-title. Signature of “F. Leigh” on title-page.
918	Byron, George Gordon Byron, Baron. [Gothic:] Childe Harold's Pilgrimage. │ CANTO THE FOURTH. │ - │ BY LORD BYRON. │ = │ [Three verse lines from Ariosto, Satira iii.] │ = │ LONDON: │ = │ JOHN MURRAY, ALBEMARLE-STREET. │ - │ 1818. 8°. According to Wise’s bibliography this is the first edition, second issue. Library copy has 12 p. of additional publisher’s advertisements, dated May 1818, at end.
919	Broughton, John Cam Hobhouse, Baron. HISTORICAL ILLUSTRATIONS │ OF │ THE FOURTH CANTO │ OF │ CHILDE HAROLD; │ CONTAINING DISSERTATIONS ON THE RUINS OF ROME; │ AND │ AN ESSAY ON ITALIAN LITERATURE. │ - │ BY JOHN HOBHOUSE, ESQ. │ OF TRINITY COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE, M.A. AND F.R.S. │ - │ LONDON: │ = │ JOHN MURRAY, ALBEMARLE STREET. │ - │ 1818. 8°, it lacks both covers but has a leather spine.
920	Byron, George Gordon Byron, Baron. DON JUAN │ - │ “Difficile est proprie communia dicere.” HOR. Epist. Ad Pison. │ - │ LONDON: │ PRINTED BY THOMAS DAVISON, WHITEFRIARS. │ - │ 1819. 4°, handsome, spine chipped. Cantos I-II.
921	Byron, George Gordon Byron, Baron. DON JUAN. │ CANTOS I. TO V. │ - │ “Difficile est proprie communia dicere.” HOR. Epist. Ad Pison. │ - │ LONDON: │ BENBOW, PRINTER AND PUBLISHER, CASTLE STREET, │ LEICESTER SQUARE. │ - │ 1822. 18°, lacks engraved title-page and portrait leaf.
922	Byron, George Gordon Byron, Baron. DON JUAN. │ CANTOS VI.-VII.-VIII. │ - │ [Three lines from Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night] │ - │ LONDON : 1823. │ PRINTED FOR JOHN HUNT, 22, OLD BOND-STREET, AND 38, TAVISTOCK- │ STREET, COVENT GARDEN . 18°, “Common edition”. Bound with: Byron, George Gordon Byron, Baron. DON JUAN. │ CANTOS IX.-X.-XI. │ - │ [Three lines from Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night] │ - │ LONDON, 1823:. │ PRINTED FOR JOHN HUNT, 38, TAVISTOCK STREET, COVENT │ GARDEN ; AND 22, OLD BOND STREET. 18°, “Common edition”. And Byron, George Gordon Byron, Baron. DON JUAN. │ CANTOS XII.-XIII.-XIV. │ - │ [Three lines from Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night] │ - │ LONDON, 1823:. │ PRINTED FOR JOHN HUNT, 38, TAVISTOCK STREET, COVENT │ GARDEN ; AND 22, OLD BOND-STREET. 18°, “Common edition”. And Byron, George Gordon Byron, Baron. DON JUAN. │ CANTOS XV. AND XVI. │ - │ [Three lines from Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night] │ - │ LONDON, 1824:. │ PRINTED FOR JOHN HUNT, 38, TAVISTOCK-STREET, COVENT- │ GARDEN ; AND 22, OLD BOND-STREET. 18°, “Common edition”.
923	Byron, George Gordon Byron, Baron. ENGLISH BARDS, │ AND │ SCOTCH REVIEWERS; │ [Gothic:] A Satire. │ - │ BY │ LORD BYRON. │ - │ I had rather be a kitten, and cry, mew! │ Than one of these same metre ballad-mongers. │ SHAKSPEARE. │ Such shameless Bards we have; and yet 'tis true, │ There are as mad, abandon'd Critics too. │ POPE. │ - │ THIRD EDITION. │ - │ [Gothic:] London: │ PRINTED FOR JAMES CAWTHORN, BRITISH LIBRARY, No. 24, │ COCKSPUR STREET. │ - │ 1810 [i.e. 1817]. 8°, boards are in poor condition. The title page is inscribed: "To Lachlan I. Mackintosh Esq -- from his Affecte Brother--RGM". WATERMARK: SMITH & ALLNUT │ 1816". Fourth spurious reprint of the third authorized edition.
924	Byron, George Gordon Byron, Baron. ENGLISH BARDS, │ AND │ SCOTCH REVIEWERS; │ [Gothic:] A Satire. │ - │ BY │ LORD BYRON. │ - │ I had rather be a kitten, and cry, mew! │ Than one of these same metre ballad-mongers. │ SHAKSPEARE. │ Such shameless Bards we have; and yet 'tis true, │ There are as mad, abandon'd Critics too. │ POPE. │ = │ FOURTH EDITION. │ = │ London: │ PRINTED FOR JAMES CAWTHORN, BRITISH LIBRARY, No. 24, │ COCKSPUR- STREET, AND SHARPE AND HAILES, PICCADILLY. │ - │ 1811 [i.e. 1816]. 8°. Title page is inscribed: "J Wild 1818". Armorial bookplate of John Wild. WATERMARK: G R │ 1815". Variant of the third spurious reprint of the fourth edition. Bound with: Byron, George Gordon Byron, Baron. HOURS OF IDLENESS; │ A │ SERIES OF POEMS, │ ORIGINAL AND TRANSLATED, │ BY GEORGE GORDON, LORD BYRON, │ A MINOR. │ - │ [Greek] │ Homer, Iliad, 10. │ He whistled as he went for want of thought. │ DRYDEN. │ - │ PARIS: │ PUBLISHED BY GALIGNANI, │ AT THE FRENCH, ENGLISH, ITALIAN, GERMAN AND SPANISH │ LIBRARY, N°. 18, RUE VIVIENNE. │ - │ 1819. 8°. Title page and dedication signed: “J W” [i.e. John Wild] And Byron, George Gordon Byron, Baron. LARA, │ A TALE. │ JACQUELINE, │ A TALE [by Samuel Rogers] │ = │ LONDON: │ PRINTED FOR J. MURRAY, ALBEMARLE-STREET, │ By T. Davison, Whitefriars. │ - │ 1814. [Half-title:] [Gothic:] POEMS. 8°. First variant of the 1st ed. No watermarks; running titles correct. Imperfect: lacks [4] p. of publisher’s advertisements at end.
925	Byron, George Gordon Byron, Baron. HEBREW MELODIES. │ = │ BY LORD BYRON. │ = │ LONDON: │ PRINTED FOR JOHN MURRAY, ALBEMARLE-STREET. │ - │ 1815. 8°, first edition, first issue; bound in calf; it lacks the half-title. On the title page is stamped "Nicholas Roundell Coke". At the end is a title page reading: WORKS │ OF THE │ RIGHT HON. LORD BYRON. │ - │ T. DAVISON, Lombard-street, │ Whitefriars, London.
926	Byron, George Gordon Byron, Baron. HOURS OF IDLENESS, │ A │ SERIES OF POEMS, │ ORIGINAL │ AND │ TRANSLATED, │ = │ By GEORGE GORDON, LORD BYRON, │ A MINOR. │ = │ [Greek] │ Homer, Iliad, 10. │ Virginibus puerisque Canto. │ HORACE. │ - │ He whistled as he went for want of thought. │ DRYDEN. │ [Ornament] │ Newark: │ Printed and sold by S. and J. RIDGE; │ SOLD ALSO BY B. CROSBY AND CO. STATIONER'S COURT; │ LONGMAN, HURST, REES, AND ORME, PATERNOSTER- │ ROW; F. AND C. RIVINGTON, ST. PAUL'S CHURCH- │ YARD; AND J. MAWMAN, IN THE POULTRY. │ LONDON. │ - │ 1807. Bound in full red morocco by "CLUB BINDERY 1898", with floral end-papers; it lacks the half-title but has the book-plate of "LIBRARY OF WILHELMUS MYNDERS 1903", designed by Edwin Davis French.
927	Byron, George Gordon Byron, Baron. LARA, │ A TALE. │ - │ JACQUELINE, │ A TALE [by Samuel Rogers]. │ = │ LONDON: │ PRINTED FOR J. MURRAY, ALBEMARLE-STREET, │ By T. Davison, Whitefriars. │ - │ 1814. 8°. Fourth variant of the 1st ed. Watermark: J/1808; "II." in running title on p. 82 askew; "I" in running title on p. 20 withouth period.It lacks the half-title. The end-paper is stamped with a monogram of T.T. with a crest, and the title page is signed "Tho. Thistlethwayte".
928	Byron, George Gordon Byron, Baron. MARINO FALIERO, │ DOGE OF VENICE. │ AN HISTORICAL TRAGEDY, │ IN FIVE ACTS. │ WITH NOTES. │ - │ THE PROPHECY OF DANTE, │ A POEM. │ - │ BY LORD BYRON. │ = │ LONDON: │ JOHN MURRAY, ALBEMARLE-STREET. │ - │ 1821. First ed. of both works; 2nd issue, with the Doge's 11-line speech on p. 151. This is "variant A", with p. 101 misnumbered 110. With the book-plate of Charles Scrase Dickens. Watermark: 1820/G.
929	Byron, George Gordon Byron, Baron. POEMS │ ORIGINAL AND TRANSLATED, │ BY │ GEORGE GORDON, LORD BYRON. │ = │ [Greek] │ HOMER. Iliad, 10. │ He whistled as he went for want of thought. │ DRYDEN. │ = │ SECOND EDITION. │ - │ Newark: Printed and sold by S. and J. RIDGE; │ SOLD ALSO BY B. CROSBY AND CO. STATIONER'S COURT; │ LONGMAN, HURST, REES, AND ORME, PATERNOSTER- │ ROW; F. & C. RIVINGTON, ST. PAUL'S CHURCH- │ YARD; AND J. MAWMAN, IN THE │ POULTRY, LONDON. │ - │ 1808 [i.e. 1811 or 1812]. 8°. An unauthorized reissue of the second edition of 1808. In this issue the paper has watermark dated 1811 (Salmon / 1811), stanza beginning on p. 29 is misnumbered 4 and note on p. 115 has corrected misprint "aaid" to "said."
930	Byron, George Gordon Byron, Baron. [Gothic:] Poems │ ON HIS │ DOMESTIC CIRCUMSTANCES. │ = │ BY LORD BYRON. │ = │ I. FARE THEE WELL │ II. A SKETCH FROM PRIVATE LIFE. │ - │ WITH THE │ STAR OF THE LEGION OF HONOUR, │ AND OTHER POEMS. │ - │ TO WHICH IS PREFIXED. │ THE LIFE OF THE NOBLE AUTHOR. │ - │ [Byron's crest] │ - │ [Gothic:] Sixth Edition. │ = │ LONDON: │ PRINTED FOR R. EDWARDS, CRANE COURT, │ FLEET STREET. │ - │ 1816. 4°, bound in blue half-morocco over blue marbled boards. On the title page is the stamp of CORNELL UNIVERSITY LIBRARY. There is a frontispiece portrait of Byron.
930A	Byron, George Gordon Byron, Baron. The poetical works of Lord Byron. (London ; New York ; Toronto: Oxford University Press, 1957)
931	Byron, George Gordon Byron, Baron. [Engraved title-page:] POETRY │ OF │ BYRON │ CHOSEN AND ARRANGED BY │ MATTHEW ARNOLD │ [Stipple engraving of Byron by G.J. Stodart] │ MACMILLAN AND CO., LIMITED │ ST. MARTIN’S STREET, LONDON │ 1913. 8°. Reprint of 1st ed., 1881. Silk doublure binding by Ramage of London.
932	Byron, George Gordon Byron, Baron. SARDANAPALUS, │ A TRAGEDY. │ - │ THE TWO FOSCARI, │ A TRAGEDY. │ - │ CAIN, │ A MYSTERY. │ - │ BY LORD BYRON. │ LONDON: │ JOHN MURRAY, ALBEMARLE-STREET. │ - │ 1821. 8°. First edition.
933	Byron, George Gordon Byron, Baron. THE │ WORKS │ OF │ LORD BYRON. │ IN SIX VOLUMES. │ VOL. I[-VI]. │ - │ LONDON: │ JOHN MURRAY, ALBEMARLE-STREET. │ - MDCCCXXV [1825]. 8°.
933A	Byron, George Gordon Byron, Baron. Byron’s letters and journals: the complete and unexpurgated text of all the letters available in manuscript and the full printed version of all others. Edited by Lesie A. Marchand. Volume 5: “So late into the night” : 1816-1817 (London: John Murray, 1976)
933B	Byron, George Gordon Byron, Baron. Byron’s letters and journals: the complete and unexpurgated text of all the letters available in manuscript and the full printed version of all others. Edited by Lesie A. Marchand. Volume 1: “In my hot youth” : 1798-1810; Volume 2: “Famous in my time” : 1810-1812; Volume 3: “Alas! The love of women!” : 1813-1814 (Cambridge, Massachusetts: The Belknap Press of Harvard University Press, 1973-1974)
934	Marchand, Leslie Alexis. Byron: A Biography. (New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1957) 3 vols. (In case)
934A	Byron the Critical Heritage. Edited by Andrew Rutherford (London: Routledge & Kegan Paul ; New York: Barnes & Noble Inc., 1970) The Critical Heritage Series.
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