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 The Highest Bidder to be the Purchaser, and if any dispute arise between 
 
 tuo or more Bidders, the lot in dispute to be put up again, and re-sold. 
 
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 No person to advance less than Siwpence at each bidding ; above a Pound, one 
 Shilling; and so on im proportion 
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 posit for each Lot, and to giwe ther Names and Places of Abode, if required. 
 
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 The several Lots to be cleared away with all faults, at the risk and expense of 
 
 the Purchasers within one weekafter the Sale; but no Lot to be removed from 
 
 the premises until the final close. 
 V. 
 As this Auction is made on condition of prompt payment, alt lots are absolutely 
 to be paid for on delwery. 
 LASTLY. 
 
 Upon non-performance. of the above Conditions, the deposit money to be for- 
 feited, and the Auctioneer to beat full liberty_to. re-sell the Lots that remain 
 uncleared, after. the above limitation, by Public Auction or Priwwate: Contract ; 
 and the deficrieney, %f any, together with the expences thereby incurred, shall be 
 made good by the Defaulters at this Sale, 
 

 
 FURNITURE, &c. 
 
 FIRST DAY’S SALE, MONDAY, AUGUST llth, 1834 
 
 SERVANTS’ CHAMBER, No. 1. 
 
 1 Green fire ouard 
 
 2 Dressing table and glass, and 2 pieces carpet 
 3 Ditto 
 4 Mahogany square wash-hand stand, white bason and ewer, 2 brush 
 
 trays, 1 chamber vase and bidet 
 
 5 Four walnut tree chairs, hair cushion and bolster 
 6 Four post bedstead and harrateen furniture 
 
 7 Ditto 
 
 8 Goose feather bed, bolster and 2 pillows 
 
 9 Ditto 
 10 Small feather bed 
 1) Three blankets and quilt 
 
 12 Ditto 
 
 CHAMBER, No. 2. 
 
 13 Four post bedstead and blue striped furniture 
 14 Goose feather bed, bolster and 2 pillows 
 15 Wool mattress 
 16 Three blankets and white counterpane 
 17 Brussels bed round carpet, I piece ditto, and towel horse 
 18 Six cane seat chairs and night commode 
 19 Dressing table with drawer and swing glass 
 A 2 
 
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 Painted tray top wash-hand stand, white bason and ewer, brush tray, 
 2 vases, and mug 
 Wainscot lobby chest of drawers 
 
 CHAMBER, No. 3. 
 
 Half tester bedstead and harrateen furniture 
 
 Wool mattress 
 
 Bordered goose feather bed, boster and 2 pillows 
 
 Three blankets and counterpane 
 
 Three chairs 3 pieces carpet, lressing table, and crib bedstead 
 Oak linen chest 
 
 Bason stand, bason and ewer, brush tray, 2 chamber vases 
 Mahogany swing dressing glass 
 
 PASSAGE. 
 Antique carved oak linen chest 
 Large painted linen press 
 
 TOWER CHAMBER, No. 4. 
 
 Six bamboo chairs, at per chair 
 
 Four feet tray top bamboo dressing table, 2 drawer dressing glass as 
 fixed to ditto, plate 19 by 15 
 
 Double wash-hand table to maich 
 
 Two blue and white basons anc ewers, brush and soap tray, 2 chamber 
 vases and mug 
 
 Mahogany dressing table. with drawer 
 
 Small two leaf mahogany table and chamber cupboard 
 
 Antique walnut tree inlaid escritoire 
 
 Mahogany serpentine chest of drawers as fitted up 
 
 Chimney glass 
 
 Four post bedstead with chintz furniture, lined 
 
 Cranky case mattrass 7 
 
 Goose feather bed, bolster and two pillows 
 
 
 
LOT 
 
 44 
 A 
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 61 
 62 
 63 
 64 
 65 
 66 
 67 
 
 68 
 69 
 70 
 
 Three blankets 
 One 11-4 counterpane 
 Kidderminster carpet of the room, containing 16 yards, nearly new 
 
 TOWER CHAMBER, No. 5. 
 
 Tent bedstead, with dimity furniture 
 
 Bordered wool mattress 
 
 Goose feather bed, bolster, and 2 pillows 
 
 Three blankets and counterpane 
 
 Brussels carpet, 34 yards by 24, | piece ditto, and 5 chairs 
 
 Wainscot dressing table with drawer 
 
 Mahogany turned column swing dressing glass, plate 16 by 10 
 
 Mahogany bason stand, white bason and ewer. brush, soap tray, and 
 2 vases 
 
 Walnut tree bureau desk 
 
 Crib bedstead, ticken sides, with dimity furniture, 
 
 Feather bed and bolster 
 
 Five black cane seat chairs 
 
 CHINTZ BED ROOM, No. 6. 
 
 High green fire guard, and set of fire irons 
 
 Eight painted elbow chairs, with horse-hair cushions and chintz covers 
 to match the bed 
 
 Toilet table, and 2 dressing stools, with cushions and covers to match 
 
 Mahogany tray bottom dressing glass, plate 163 by 133 
 
 Pier glass in gilt frame, plate 36 by 26 
 
 Imitation rosewood frame cheval glass 
 
 Mahogany round corner bedroom table 
 
 Mahogany tray top wash-hand table, 2 drawers, with turned legs 
 
 Large blue and white bason and ewer, soap and brush tray, water 
 bottle and tumbler, and 2 chamber vases 
 
 Mahogany candle stand, towel horse and set of book shelves 
 
 Four ft. 2 in. mahogany wardrobe 
 
 Mahogany reeded post bedstead, 6 ft. wide, rich chintz furniture, lined 
 
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 Six feet wool mattress in cranky case 
 
 Ditto in white case 
 
 Bordered goose feather bed, bolster and 2 down piliows 
 
 Three large whitney blankets 
 
 15-1 Marseilles quilt 
 
 Easy chair and cushion with dimity cover 
 
 Mahogany chamber cupboard 
 
 Kidderminster carpet, 5yds. by 34 yds. and 3 picces containing 26 yds. 
 of yard wide 
 
 Three window curtains with chintz borders and laths complete 
 
 DRESSING ROOM TO DITTO. 
 Mahogany lobby chest of drawers 
 Three drawer box dressing glass, 20in by 153 
 Mahogany dressing table and towel horse 
 Mahogany bilet and chamber cupboard 
 Corner mahogany washhand stand, blue and white bason and ewer, 
 brush tray, water bottle and earthen footbath 
 
 Super Kidderminster carpet, 43 yds. by 2, nearly new 
 
 Mahogany 4 ft. press wardrobe, brass wire pannelled doors to ditto 
 Four cane seat chairs 
 
 NURSERY BEDROOM, No. 7 
 
 Small dressing chest of drawers, folding top 
 
 Walnut tree lobby chest of drawers 
 
 Four chairs and child’s cot 
 
 Mahogany bason stand, bason and ewer, soap and brush tray and 2 
 chamber vases 
 
 Mahogany frame swing dressing glass 
 
 Four post bedstead with morine furniture 
 
 Bordered mattress 
 
 Goose feather bed, bolster and 2 pillows 
 
 Three blarkets and counterpane 
 
 Four post bedstead with crimson morine furniture 
 
 
 
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 99 Goose feather bed, bolster and pillow 
 
 100 
 101 
 102 
 103 
 104 
 
 105 
 106 
 107 
 108 
 109 
 110 
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 114 
 115 
 
 116 
 117 
 118 
 119 
 120 
 121 
 122 
 123 
 
 124 
 125 
 
 ‘hree blankets and counterpane 
 Brussels carpet of the room, 11 ft. by 7 {t. 6 in. anc 2 pieces 
 Three morine window curtains 
 Night commode and child’s high chair 
 Mahogany chamber cupboard 
 
 NURSERY, No. 8. 
 Green fire guard, and set of fire irons 
 Kiddermiaster carpet, 6 yards by 43 
 Hearth rug 
 Set of mahogany dining tables 
 Ten imitation rosewood cane seat chairs 
 Mahogany table with drawer 
 One leaf mahogany dining table 
 Pair of dumb bells, reclining board, foot board, and sundries 
 Large easy chair, bed and cover complete 
 Small wool mattress, bordered goose feather bed, amd 1 pillow 
 Two painted cotton window curtains, with laths, conplete 
 
 SERVANTS’ DOUBLE BED ROOM, No. 9. 
 
 Stump bedstead 
 Feather bed and bolster 
 Stump bedstead 
 Feather bed, bolster, and pillow 
 Three blankets and counterpane 
 Dressing table and glass 
 Five chairs, 5 pieces of carpet, and night commode 
 Antique bason stand, hand bason and ewer, soap tray, 2 vases, and 
 3 cane seat chairs 
 Wainscot chest of drawers 
 Walnut tree ditto 
 END OF THE FIRST DAY’S SALE. 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 LOT 
 
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 127 
 128 
 129 
 130 
 
 131 
 132 
 133 
 134 
 135 
 136 
 
 137 
 138 
 139 
 
 140 
 141 
 142 
 143 
 144 
 145 
 
 SECOND DAY’S SALE. 
 
 TUESDAY, AUGUST 12th, 1834. 
 
 DEED ROOM, No. 10. 
 Small four post bedstead and furniture, wool mattress 
 Bordered goose feather bed, bolster, and pillow 
 Three black stained chairs 
 Mahogany wash-hand stand, bason and ewer, vase, and swing glass 
 Nest, containing 21 drawers, and 9 extra drawers | 
 
 WHITE BED ROOM, No. Il. 
 
 High green fire guard, and set of fire irons 
 
 Mahogany pembroke table 
 
 Ditto bureau desk 
 
 Four feet 2 in. mahogany wardrobe 
 
 Ditto chamber cupboard and towel horse 
 
 Painted tray top dressing table, 2 drawers and glass fixed in ditto, 
 plate 16 by 12 
 
 Wash-hand table to match 
 
 Six painted chairs to match 
 
 Blue and white bason and ewer, soap and brush tray, water bottle, 
 tumbler, and 2 chamber vases 
 
 Five feet mahogany reeded post bedstead with white dimity furniture 
 
 Wool mattress in cranky case 
 
 Ditto in white case 
 
 Excellent bordered goose feather bed, bolster and 2 pillows 
 
 Three large Witney blankets 
 
 Large white counterpane | 
 
 Super Kidderminster carpet, and 3 pieces containing 20 yards 
 
 
 
LOT 
 
 147 
 148 
 
 149 
 
 150 
 
 157 
 158 
 159 
 160 
 
 161 
 
 162 
 1638 
 164 
 165 
 
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 Easy chair, hair seat, and dimity cover 
 Piece of carpet, window curtain, and night commode 
 
 DRESSING ROOM to No. 11. 
 
 Three feet 6 painted tray top dressing table, with glass fixed to ditto, 
 16 by 12 
 
 Wash-hand table to match, with blue and white bason and ewer, soap 
 and brush tray 
 
 STRAWBERRY ROOM, No. 12, 
 
 Steel fender and fire irons, Persian carpet of the room 
 
 Four ebony stools, French stuffed, and covered with silk furniture, and 
 extra Manchester covers 
 
 Four ditto 
 
 Ebony pembroke table, brass banded, and inlaid with brass 
 
 Elegant ebony casket, ornamented with medallions and cameros in 
 alabaster, richly fitted up, complete, and glass cover to ditto 
 
 Footstool, covered with needle work, and piece of blue silk furniture 
 
 BREAKFAST ROOM, No. 13. 
 
 High green fire guard, and set of fire irons 
 
 Kidderminster carpet, 18 feet by 153 feet 
 
 Hearth rug 
 
 Two elbow chairs, stuffed seats and backs, and covered with crimson 
 satin damask 
 
 Five labernum chairs, stufled seats and backs; and covered with 
 crimson satin damask 
 
 Settee to match 
 
 Antique inlaid card table to match 
 
 Antique ebony cabinet and stand to ditto 
 
 Spanish mahogany loo table on handsome carved pillar and claws, 
 and purple cloth with ditto 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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 166 Chimney glass, gilt frame 
 
 167 Mahogany tea poy, with 2 cut glass sugar basons to, ditto 
 168 Large set of painted book shelves, with reeded front edges 
 169 Ditto 
 
 170. Ditto 
 
 Small ladder, reading stand, and a pair of bell pulls 
 
 
 
 PASSAGE 
 Leading from Breakfast Room to the Blue Chamber. 
 
 Thirteen yards and a half 4-4 Dutch carpet 
 
 
 
 BLUE CHAMBER, No. 14. 
 The Furniture of this Room is nearly new. 
 
 i} 173 High green fire guard, and set of fire irons 
 
 | 174 Four feet painted tray top dressing table, 2 drawers, with bottom 
 
 i board and glass as fixed to ditto, plate 19 by lo 
 
 | 175 Painted wash-hand table to match 
 
 176 Blue and white bason and ewer, soap and brush tray, water bottle, 
 and 2 chamber vases 
 
 177 Six painted chairs to match tables 
 
 178 Towel horse and two green cushions 
 
 i179 Handsome 4 feet mahogany wardrobe 
 
 180 Mahogany carved 4 post bedstead, 8 ft. 10 in. high, 5 ft. wide, and 
 mahogany cornice, with drab morime furniture, trimmed with blue 
 silk lace, and bullion fringe to ditto 
 
 181 Bordered horse-hair mattress 
 
 182 Excellent bordered goose feather bed, bolster, and; 2.pillows 
 
 183 Pair of large Witney blankets, and 1 under ditto 
 
 184 Large white Marseilles quilt 
 
 185 Venetian carpet of the room, containing 21 yards 
 
 186 Two pair of drab morine window curtains; with cornices and brass 
 
 bands complete to match the bed 
 
LOT 
 187 
 188 
 
 189 
 190 
 191 
 192 
 193 
 194 
 
 195 
 196 
 197 
 198 
 
 199 
 
 200 
 201 
 202 
 203 
 204 
 205 
 206 
 207 
 208 
 209 
 
 210 
 211 
 
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 Two Dutchess chairs, with printed stripe covers 
 Portable water closet 
 
 DRESSING ROOM, No. 14. 
 Painted tray top dressing table and glass fixed in, ditto, plate 14 by 10 
 Painted wash-hand table to match 
 Blue and white bason and ewer, soap and-brush tray 
 Mahogany bidet 
 Large wainscot boot and shoe horse 
 Painted double towel horse and.boot.jack 
 
 BOOK ROOM, No.. 16. 
 Green fender, brass margin and balls 
 Steel ditto and set of fire irons 
 Chimney glass with 3 plates, 5 ft. 7 in. by 2 ft. 
 Set of Spanish mahogany dining tables; with 3 leaves and 2 circular | 
 ends, 10 ft. by 5ft. 4 in. 
 Four mahogany chairs, stuffed seats and backs, covered with morocco 
 and brass moulded 
 Two elbow ditto to match 
 Two brass figures with sconces 
 Mahogany library table on pillar and claw lined with green cloth 
 Two reading frames and satin wood ink-stand 
 Leather case, pen ditto, and 2 ebonized ink-stands 
 Tapestry fire screen with mahogany stand 
 Brussels carpet, 16ft. 8in. by 138 ft. 
 Hearth rug | 
 Two scarlet moreen window curtaius, with laths, lined, &c. complete 
 Sundry roll blinds, bell ropes, tassels, &c. 
 
 STAR ROOM, No. 16. 
 
 Steel fender 
 Set of fire irons 
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 Brussels carpet of the room, 28 ft. by 20 ft. 3 in., containing about 
 
 84 yards 
 
 213 Hearth rug, nearly new, to match 
 
 214 Twelve and 2 elbow mahogany nail over chairs, at per chair 
 
 215 Two Dutchess chairs, with stripe covers to ditto 
 
 216 Set of portable dining tables, 11 f. 6 in, by 4 ft. 6 in.. 
 
 217 Pier glass, with fluted glass borders, in black and gold frame, 2 
 plates, 6 ft. 6 in. by 2 ft. 3 in 
 
 218 One ditto to match 
 
 219 Four brass figures, with branches and sconces 
 
 220 Wood cabinet, inlaid with brass, on stand 
 
 221 Pair of satinwood card tables banded with rosewood, and leather 
 covers to ditto 
 
 222 Pair of black and gold tripod stands 
 
 | 224 Three festoon crimson damask window curtains, with laths, &c. com- 
 | plete 
 
 
 
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 i 225 Two pair of sheets 
 
 by 296 Ditto 
 
 | 227 Ditto 
 
 228 Damask table cloth 
 
 229 Two ditto 
 
 230 Two pillow cases, 6 towels, 3 table covers, 4 dimity covers, muslin 
 
 blinds, &c. 
 231 Handsome large Marseilles quilt 
 232 Ditto : 
 
 233 Two white counterpanes 
 234 Three ditto 
 
 BUTLER’S PANTRY. 
 235 Two mahogany trays and stand 
 Chest and plate box 
 
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 237 
 238 
 239 
 240 
 24] 
 242 
 
 243 
 244 
 
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 Large wainscot chest 
 
 Sundry pieces of plate glass 
 
 Two trunks and pannier 
 
 Box with sundry camp utensils 
 
 Table writing desk, 2 camp stools and camp chair 
 
 Two pistols, 2 swords, blunderbuss, 2 bullet moulds, 4 dog chain 
 couplers 
 
 Four tin parchment cases, 2 padlocks and keys, &c. 
 
 Two metal tea pots, 4 plate brushes, 8 wood punch ladles, leather let- 
 ter case, bread tray, decanter stand, 2 brass lamps, &c. 
 
 Two deal tables with drawers 
 
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 256 
 257 
 258 
 259 
 260 
 
 261 
 262 
 263 
 264 
 265 
 266 
 267 
 268 
 
 THIRD DAY’S SALE. 
 
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 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13th, 1834. 
 
 HOUSEKEEPER’S ROOM, No. 17. 
 
 Fender, set of fire irons; and copper coal scuttle 
 Five imitation rosewood chairs and black stool 
 Mahogany dining table 
 
 Ditto one leaf ditto 
 
 Brussels carpet and hearth rug 
 
 Mahogany frame dressing glass 
 
 Two japanned tea trays, bread ditto, and tea chest 
 Tron bound walnut tree box, and 2 other boxes 
 Box, with 18 black handle knives and forks 
 Sixteen ditto 
 
 Sixteen brown handle ditto 
 
 Three pair of carvers and steel 
 
 Twelve knives, 11 forks, and pair carvers 
 
 Twenty white preserving jars, 20 gooseberry and other bottles 
 Seven bottles, 3 jars, and a pitcher 
 
 GLASS AND CHINA, &c. 
 
 Glass salver and 23 glasses, sorted 
 
 Seven small salvers with stands 
 
 Nine round ditto, without 
 
 Nine cut jelly glasses, 7 sweetmeat, and 2 other ditto 
 Glass sugar bason, 1 rummer, 24 wine and punch glasses 
 Eleven antique cut wine glasses, and 10-cut stem ale ditto 
 Fifteen green hock glasses, 12 cut champagne ditto 
 
 Four antique sugar and butter glasses, 2 sweetmeat 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
LOT 
 269 
 270 
 
 286 
 287 
 288 
 289 
 
 290 
 291 
 292 
 293 
 294. 
 2995 
 296 
 
 15 
 
 Ditto and 1 glass butter bason and cover 
 
 Claret decanter and rich cut sugar bason and cover 
 
 Rich cut sugar bason and cover with silver rim, and 4 cruets with 
 silver tops | 
 
 Two antique purple decanters 
 
 Nine small handle glass baskets 
 
 Eighteen small bottles, 2 hand glasses, &c, 
 
 Two cut trifle dishes and jug 
 
 Seven cruets, 3 tumblers, 2 ale glasses, 3 lemonade, and 2 other ditto 
 
 Fifteen plain finger ditto 
 
 Fifteen plain wine coolers 
 
 Nine ditto, 3 fluted finger glasses, and 5 purple ditto 
 
 Six cut pint decanters 
 
 Two quart, 2 pint, and large water bottle 
 
 Three hyacinth glasses, 2 show glasses, 1 plain decanter, w ater eoblet; 
 6 sweetmeat glasses, &e. 
 
 Twelve green and white china breakfast cups and saucers, 12 plates, 
 cream ewer, and 6 small cups and saucers 
 
 Antique tea pot and mug with silver rim, and 3‘small figures 
 
 T'wo blue and white foreign china bottles, 1 red and white beaker, 3 
 small cups, 4 saucers, and 1 plate 
 
 Two antique white china ornaments 
 
 Pair of white china figures 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Blue and white china soup tureen, round dish, bowl, 2 plates, and 
 coffee pot | 
 
 Four large blue and white foreign china dishes 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
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 Twenty-four ditto plates 
 
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 299 
 
 300 
 301 
 302 
 303 
 304 
 305 
 306 
 307 
 
 308 
 
 309 
 
 310 
 311 
 312 
 313 
 314 
 315 
 316 
 317 
 318 
 
 319 
 
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 Dinner service with brown edge, containing 38 oval dishes 
 Three round ditto, 1.cheese ditto, 2 hash ditto, 2 vegetable ditto with 
 divisions 
 Three vegetable ditto and covers, 4 sauce tureens and covers, oval 
 fruit dish and 6 round ditto, 56 dinner plates, 18 soup ditto, 12 pie 
 ditto, 5 pickle shells, 6 egg cups, and soup ladle 
 
 CRIMSON CHAMBER, No. 8. 
 
 High green fire guard, and set fire irons 
 
 Mahogany towel horse, boot jack, and book shelves 
 
 High mahogany candle stand and towel 
 
 Mahogany spider leg pembroke table 
 
 Mahogany tray top dressing table with 3 drawers and turned legs 
 
 Mahogany tray bottom dressing glass, plate 163 by 14 
 
 Mahogany wash-hand table to match dressing table 
 
 Blue and white bason and ewer, soap and brush tray, and 2 chamber 
 vases 
 
 Handsome Spanish mahogany winged wardrobe, 7 ft. 6 in. wide by 
 6 ft. 3 in. high, nearly new 
 
 Mahogany carved pillar 4 post bedstead with japanned cornices, 64t. 
 wide, with rich crimson silk damask furniture 
 
 Wool mattress in cranky case 
 
 Ditto in white case 
 
 Excellent bordered goose feather bed, bolster and 2 down pillows 
 Three large Witney blankets 
 
 Handsome large needlework quilt 
 
 Two inlaid mahogany chamber cup boards 
 
 Crimson and drab Venetian carpet containing 26 yards 
 
 Two festoon crimson damask window curtains, with laths, lines, Xe. 
 
 Four carved miahogany chairs, stuffed backs and seats, and covered 
 with rich crimson silk damask, and brass nailed 
 
 Two elbow ditto to match 
 
 Mahogany night commode 
 
 
 
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 329 
 330 
 331 
 
 332 
 333 
 334 
 
 335 
 336 
 337 
 338 
 339 
 340 
 341 
 342 
 343 
 344 
 
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 DRESSING ROOM TO DITTO. 
 
 Two high stuffed stools, carved legs, to match chair 
 
 Mahogany bidet complete 
 
 Mahogany tray top dressing table, with 2 drawers 
 
 Mahogany tray bottom dressing glass, plate 16 in. by 14 
 
 Mahogany corner bason stand, with blue and white bason and ewer, 
 2 glass cups, and brush tray 
 
 Dimity window curtain, bordered 
 
 Two china candlesticks and 2 spa ornaments 
 
 Two japanned night shades, 2 feather picture dusters, and 1 other 
 ditto, with glass ornamented handle 
 
 TAPESTRY ROOM, No. 19. 
 
 Steel fender and set of fire irons 
 Kidderminster carpet,. 53 yards by 5 
 Hearth rug 
 Seven and 2 elbow mahogany nail over chairs to match chairs in Star 
 Room 
 Walnut tree settee with stuffed seat, and carved eagle's head elbows 
 Mahogany round tea table 
 Large mahogany dining table with extra leaves, 6 ft. 5 in. long by 
 4 ft. wide 
 Inlaid walnut tree table 
 Small inlaid walnut tree cabinet on stand 
 Handsome carved stand, and one plain ditto 
 Set of book shelves, 7 ft. 8 in. high, 4 ft. 9in. wide, and 1 ft. 8.1n. deep 
 Large piece of tapestry, .19 ft. 6 in. by 8 ft. 
 Ditto, 13 ft. 6.in. by 8 ft. 
 Ditto, 11 ft. by.8 ft. 
 Sundry pieces ditto 
 Deal pannel with painted figures, 7 ft. 3in. by 5 ft. 9 im. &e. 
 Three antique ornamental spears 
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 345 
 346 
 347 
 348 
 349 
 
 309 
 360 
 361 
 362 
 363 
 
 364 
 365 
 366 
 367 
 
 368 
 
 369 
 370 
 
 18 
 
 Two ditto candlesticks 
 
 Two pieces of earthenware, and a piece of ornamental ditto 
 
 Handsome India window blind 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Three tortoishell snuff boxes, inlaid with silver, and 1 ditto with pro- 
 files of Napoleon and Maria Louisa 
 
 Small ebony box, ditto bowl, and small India box 
 
 Six snuff boxes, various 
 
 Seven ditto, and 4 small ditto 
 
 Six boxes with ornamental shells, seal impressions &c. 
 
 India jacket, &c. ornamented with silver, &c. 
 
 Model of an Indian palanquin, mounted with silver 
 
 Ornamental basket containing samplers, silk gause collar with silver 
 border 
 
 Box containing beads &c. black paper case, 2 pocket books, and 2 knives 
 
 Quantity of gilt and plated buttons | 
 
 Sundry papers of tobacco as presents 
 
 Three foreign pipes and siringe 
 
 Snuff box, formerly belonging to Mrs. Elizabeth Carter, translator. of 
 Epictetus small ornamental box and caddy 
 
 Fancy wood tobacco Jar, 2 hair brushes, comb, pair of razors and 
 ink case 
 
 Board of British mancuvres, various pieces of marble, 2 pair of 
 castanets and sundries 
 
 Slate pocket book and sundry other articles 
 
 Cedar letter box, one other box and leather hassock 
 
 Leather trunk with camp service containing metal tea pot, dishes, 
 mugs, cruets, Xc. 
 
 Large cedar chest 
 
 Small chest with figures 
 
 Two military swords with figured handles 
 
372 Two military swords with figured haadies 
 
 373 Ditt 
 
 374 Three court and mourning swords 
 
 375 Two silver mounted ditto 
 
 376 Four fencing foils, 1 pair face guards, and 3 boxing gloves 
 
 std Lai re 
 
 oe square box for drawings 
 378 Large box with brass joints, locks, ani corner plates 
 
 CURIOUS COINS AND MEDALS. 
 379 One hundred and eighteen French cooper and brass coins, various 
 380 Ninety five Spanish, Portuguese, and other ditto 
 881 Seventy-eight ancient ditto 
 382 Sixty-five English ditto 
 383 Fourteen copper medals of the Popes, &c. 
 384 Small box with sundry silver coin 
 385 Small box with portrait with variable dresses, and 6 pieces of rock 
 386 Small carved ivory crucifix, with varbus other ornaments 
 387 Memorandum table, foreign spoon, and 2 india boxes 
 
 LIBRARY,» No. 20. 
 
 388 Circular Axminster carpet, 19 ft. diameter 
 389 Two pieces to match 
 
 390 ~=Ditto 
 
 391 Spanish mahogany portfolio stand on castors 
 392 Bust of Wordsworth 
 
 393 Handsome ivory crucifix 
 
 394 Green folding fire guard 
 
 395 Three gothic canvass blinds 
 
 Note. Lots 297, 8, and 9, are to_be considered as one lot, and sold accordingly, not im 
 three lots as'represented an page 16, of the Catalogue «f Furmture. 
 
 END OF THE THIRD DAY’S SALE. 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 LOT 
 
 396 
 397 
 i 398 
 i 399 
 
 Ti A400 
 Tf 401 
 | 4.02 
 
 i 403 
 i 404 
 
 A405 
 A406 
 AQ7 
 A408 
 409 
 
 WN 
 
 410 
 
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 FOURTH DAY’S SALE. 
 
 THURSDAY, AUGUST 14th, 1834. 
 
 TOWER ROOM, No. 21. 
 
 Stove with polished steel front 
 
 Pair of cob irons with antique brass fronts 
 
 Steel fender, brass tongs and firepan 
 
 Brass bound ebony Pembroke table with curled legs and rails and 
 brass castors 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ten and 2 elbow ebonized chairs to match tables, with hair cushions 
 
 Imitation rosewood double scroll sofa, with chintz cover and brown 
 holland loose ditto 
 
 Handsome ebony cabinet, mounted with brass, on stand 
 
 Pair Ottoman footstools, covered with drab cloth, trimmed, with 
 brown holland covers to ditto 
 
 Large folding screen, embossed 
 
 Handsome tapestry firescreen and carved mahogany stand 
 
 Excellent Persian carpet, 15 ft. by 11 ft. 
 
 Hearth rug 
 
 Handsome Spanish mahogany library table, French polished, covered 
 with embossed claret morocco, 5ft. 6in. diameter, carved pillar and 
 block on castors, and brown holland cover to ditto 
 
 Handsome Spanish mahogany library chair, on brass castors, with 
 spring seat, covered with claret morocco, and brown holland cover to 
 ditto 
 
 Ditto to match 
 
 Chimney glass in rich gilt frame 
 
LOT 
 
 413 
 
 414 
 
 AI5 
 416 
 417 
 418 
 
 A19 
 
 420 
 421 
 A222 
 423 
 A424 
 425 
 426 
 427 
 
 428 
 A29 
 A430 
 Ad | 
 432 
 
 433 
 434 
 435 
 
 21 
 
 Handsome morino damask window curtains, trimmed with crimson 
 lace, bullion fringe and tassels, with cornice, &c. complete 
 Large blue and white china scent jar and cover 
 
 DINING ROOM, No. 22. 
 
 Steel fender 
 
 Set of fire irons 
 
 Pair of sliding fire screens, and ditto poll 
 
 Eighteen mahogany chairs, covered with morocco and brass nailed, 
 at per chair 
 
 Set of mahogany dining tables, 2 middles, 2 leaves, and 2 circular 
 ends, 16ft. 9in. by 4ft. 7 
 
 Mahogany side-board table, 8ft. 6in. by 2ft. 6 
 
 Two Spanish mahogany high pedestals, one fitted up for hot plates 
 
 Two carved mahogany vases 
 
 Inlaid urn, spoon case and pair of knife ditto 
 
 Large dinner room screen, embossed 
 
 Excellent Axminster carpet. 26ft. by 15 
 
 Hearth rug, nearly new, 7ft by 3ft. 4in. 
 
 Four pair of silk curtains lined with draperies and tassels, japanned 
 cornices, &c. complete 
 
 Pair of bell lines and tassels to mateh curtains 
 
 Pair of bell ropes, tassels, and rosetts as fixed 
 
 Seven and 3 yrds. of yrd. wide oak pattern floorcloth 
 
 Two duchess chairs covered with stripe furniture 
 
 Six feet bordered sofa with hair squab and cushions, covered with 
 striped furniture 
 
 Grand piano-forte, 6 octaves by Broadwood 
 
 Japanned copper wine cooler 
 
 Bronzed table lamp with globe 
 
 
 
LOT 
 
 436 
 AST 
 438 
 
 A439 
 440 
 
 44] 
 
 443 
 444 
 
 AA5 
 446 
 447 
 448 
 A449 
 450 
 45] 
 
 452 
 453 
 454 
 455 
 A456 
 Ad5T 
 
 458 
 
 
 
 
 
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 DRAWING ROOM, No. 23. 
 
 Steel fender 
 
 Set of polished fire irons 
 
 Large excellent bordered Brussels carpet, 40 ft. by 19 ft. wide, and 
 the bow extra 
 
 Large imperial hearth rug, 7 ft. 4 in. by 3 ft. 9 in. nearly new 
 
 Large pier glass in two plates to fit the angle, each plate 7 ft. long by 
 1 ft. 9 in. wide, in burnished gold frame 
 
 Ditto to match 
 
 Handsome angle pier table with statuary marble top, with rich carved 
 burnished gold frames to ditto 
 
 One ditto to match 
 
 Splendidly carved in burnished gold candalabras, with wash leather 
 and Manchester stripe cover to ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Pair of 2 branch elegant glass cut lustres 
 
 Ditto | 
 
 Pair ‘of 4 branch ditto 
 
 Six splendidly carved burnished gold eabriole chairs, covered with 
 rich tapestry, wash leather and Manchester striped covers to ditto 
 at per chair 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Handsome sofa to match 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 Three pair of superior rich silk figured window curtains, and hand- 
 
 some draperies, lined with sarsenet, rosettes, and tassels, and ele- 
 gantly carved in burnished gold cornices to ditto, complete 
 
 Three calico drop curtains, under ditto 
 
 Manchester striped covers for curtains and draperies 
 
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 460 Pair of elegant silk bell pulls, with tassels and eovers to ditto 
 461... Large green. cover.for,the carpet ofthe room 
 462 Pair of antique candlesticks 
 463 Handsome India cabinet, inlaid with pearl aud gold, on a rich carved 
 burnished gold stand 
 
 UPPER LANDING. 
 464 Handsome carved and bronzed pier table, with marble top, brass banded 
 465 Statuary marble.bust, on handsome pedestal 
 466 Ditto 
 467 Bronze bust of Wyatt 
 
 STATRC ASE. 
 468 ‘Twenty-one yards of 3-4ths Brussels stair carpet, in 3 pieces 
 469 Eighteen 30 in. brass wires 
 470 ‘Thirty-two yards of 3-4ths Brussels stair carpet, in 5 pieces, to match 
 471. Twenty-five 30 in. brass stair wire 
 
 LARGE HALL. 
 
 472 Piece of yard wide floor cloth, 7%} yards long, oak pattern 
 
 473 Large wool mat, and 2? yards of yard wide floor cloth, to match 
 
 474 Mahogany hat tree 
 
 475 Handsome carved and bronzed table,~with’ rich“marble’ ‘top, brass 
 banded, 6 ft, Tin. by 3 ft. 
 
 476 Bracket clock, in ebonized case 
 
 477 Marble and bronzed bust of Alexander the Great, on splendid marble 
 pedestal stand, 8 feet high. This valuable and rare bust of Alex- 
 ander in bronze, (mentioned in a note to Lord Cork’s letters from 
 ltaly, edited by Mr. Duncombe, 1774, which note in reference to an 
 account in the text of a bust of Alexander, in the Florentine Gallery, 
 says, ‘‘a bust of Alexander in bronze, equally excellent, and not 
 unworthy the hand of Lysippus, is in the collection of Thos. Barrett, 
 esq. at Lee, near Canterbury ’’) Lo 
 
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 A480 
 481 
 
 482 
 483 
 484 
 A85 
 486 
 487 
 488 
 A89 
 490 
 
 491 
 
 492 
 A493 
 494 
 A965 
 
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 Marble bust of Seneca on marble pedestal to match 
 
 Mahogany glass case on stand, with model of ships, in the reign of 
 Queen Ann 
 
 Antique carved figure 
 
 Large pannel, 9ft. 8in. by 5ft. 8in. with coats of arms and crests, 
 colored and gilded 
 
 Three small ditto 
 
 Piece of oak pannelling with painted figures, Sft. 6in. by 7ft. 
 
 Elegant stained glass window, ft. 4in. by 3ft. 6in. 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Box with quantity of stained glass 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Eight round panes of ditto 
 
 Glazed mahogany bookcase with 2 doors Sft. 3in, high, 5ft. 6in. wide, 
 
 12in. deep, 20 panes 
 Ditto on stand, 8ft. high, 3 wide, with one door, 8 panes, each 18in. 
 
 by 16 
 HALL. 
 
 per chair 
 
 FRONT 
 
 Ten mahogany hall Chairs, at 
 Handsome mahogany inlaid 1 leaf table 
 Eight yards 2 nails of yrd. wide floor cloth, nearly new 
 
 Large cocoa door wat 
 
 END OF THE FOURTH DAY’S SALE. 
 
LOT 
 496 
 497 
 
 AIS 
 499 
 500 
 
 501 
 902 
 503 
 5004 
 505 
 206 
 207 
 
 908 
 509 
 510 
 oll 
 212 
 913 
 
 FIFTH DAY’S SALE. 
 
 FRIDAY, AUGUST 15th, 1834 
 
 KITCHEN. 
 
 Large iron fender, 6 ft. 4 m. long 
 
 Poker, tongs, fire pan, cradle spit, 1 other ditto, balance skewers 
 and holdfasts, two long toasting forks and ladle 
 
 Copper boiler 
 
 Copper warming pan and coal scuttle 
 
 Four brass chamber candlesticks, 6 japan ditto, 2 brass lamps, 4 pair 
 of snuffers and extinguishers 
 
 Four copper stew pans 
 
 Six ditto and ladle 
 
 Copper preserving pan, and frying ditto 
 
 Ditto omelet pan, preserving pan, 2 oval dishes and stand 
 
 Two copper chocolate pots, 2 coffee pots and mug 
 
 Copper square plate warmer 
 
 Pair of copper scales and weights, sundry copper lids, small saucepan, 
 pair of large brass tongs, skimmer, and ladle 
 
 Copper turbot kettle 
 
 Ditto fish ditto 
 
 Ditto large boiling pot 
 
 Ditto small ditto 
 
 Copper bowl, tea pot, oval dish, with stand and heaters, &c. 
 
 Six round pewter dishes and 12 plates 
 
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 Four round pewter dishes and 12 plates 
 
 Six ditto and 12 ditto 
 
 Three ditto and 10 soup ditto 
 
 Two large oval dishes, 5 round ditto, and drainer 
 One round dish and 21 plates 
 
 Two bed pans and shaving bason 
 
 Three large pewter measures 
 
 Four pewter stock pots 
 
 Nine pewter shapes 
 
 Three ditto salts, 4 scoops, 2 basting ladles, large tin can, 2 coffee 
 
 pots, 3 candlesticks, and sundries of tin 
 Thirty-two tin cake moulds 
 Nine oval and 4 round tin meat covers 
 Pig oven 
 Large circular meat screen, lined with tin 
 
 Two iron sauce-pans, 2 footmen, 2 flesh forks, toasting 
 
 trivet, 2 frying pans, gridiron, &c. 
 Large marble mortar and stand 
 Smaller ditto and iron pestle 
 Dinner bell and letter case 
 Stove 
 Deal table and 2 stools 
 Ditto and block 
 Seven chairs and 2 stools 
 Plate rack, salt box, wooden bowl, and 2 pails 
 Set of deal book shelves 
 
 fork, iren 
 
 One large blue and white gravy dish, 6 meat ditto, 2 draimers, small 
 
 tureen, and 16 plates 
 
 Two stone jugs, 3 blue and white ewers, 4 jugs, 2 tea pots, 2 butter 
 
 coolers, &c. 
 Seventeen mahogany stands 
 Twenty-six round and square tin canisters, various 
 
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 Turkey carpet, 10 ft. 6 in. by 9 ft. 6 in. 
 Eleven and a half dozen of wine and porter bottles, at per dozen 
 
 BACK STAIR CASE AND: PASSAGE. 
 
 Excellent 8 day clock, in walnut tree case 
 
 Ditto barometer and thermometer 
 
 Two carved gilt brackets 
 
 Turk’s head broom, dry rubber, long hair broom, bannister brush, 
 
 and 3 rope mats 
 
 STEWARD’S ROOM. 
 
 Green fender and set of fire irons 
 
 Six and 2 elbow mahogany chairs 
 
 Six stone bottles, 2 pieces of floor cloth, and saddle bags 
 Cherry tree Pembroke table 
 
 Pad with horn and girts 
 
 Turkey carpet 
 
 Large iron chest 
 
 MEN’S ROOM, No. 1. 
 
 Four-post bedstead, morine furniture 
 Feather bed, bolster, and 2 pillows 
 Six blankets, rug, 2 green cloths, &c. 
 Bureau bedstead, 3 chairs and table 
 
 MEN’S ROOM, No. 2. 
 
 Bedstead, 2 tables, and 2 chairs 
 Feather bed, bolster and 2 pillows 
 Five Blankets 
 
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 LOT 
 
 562 
 568 
 564 
 565 
 
 266 
 567 
 068 
 
 569 
 970 
 571 
 572 
 o73 
 574 
 
 O79 
 576 
 
 28 
 
 MEN’S ROOM, No. 3 
 
 Half tester bedstead, and small ditto 
 Feather bed, bolster and pillow 
 Four blankets, rug and mattress 
 Night stool and 3 tables 
 
 DAIRY. 
 
 Box churn and upright ditto 
 Barrel ditto and frame 
 Long form, brazier and stand 
 
 LAUNDRY. 
 
 Ironing stove 
 
 Seven flat irons, 2 hanging ditto, Italian ditto and table 
 
 Three flaskets, 2 clothes horses, and 2 stools 
 
 Two long deal tables 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Wainscot bureau, desk, child’s ditto, bookcase, and doll’s bed and 
 mattress 
 
 Rope mangle 
 
 Large elbow chair, 2 canvass framed blinds, 2 tripods, wooden coal 
 
 hod, box, &c. 
 
 SERVANT’S HALL. 
 
 Iron fender, 2 wooden trays, small, deal cup-board, small fender and 
 set of fire irons 
 
 Two long tables and 2 forms 
 
 Eight military caps, and 2 cocked ‘hats 
 
 Four ditto, 3 ditto, and sundry belts, &c. 
 
592 
 593 
 594 
 295 
 596 
 597 
 598 
 599 
 600 
 601 
 602 
 
 603 
 604 
 605 
 
 29 
 BAKEHOUSE. 
 
 Long deal table 
 
 Flour bolter, iron wheel, &c. 
 Six wainscot carriage boxes 
 Sundry deal boxes 
 
 Ditto packing cases 
 
 Ditto small boxes, laths, &c. 
 Quantity of cigar boxes 
 Sundry stone bottles, jars, &c. 
 Sundry iron articles 
 
 Pair of large high steps 
 Kneading trough, board, rolling pin, sausage block, and egg basket 
 
 BREWHOUSE. 
 Mash tub 
 Ditto 
 Cool back and stilling 
 Large tub and keeler 
 Hop basket, shoot, stirrer, funnel, &c. 
 Two keelers, bowl, 2 pails, and 2 soap trays 
 Two keelers and shawl 
 Block and table 
 Ditto 
 Pair of scales and beam, anda half ewt. lead weight 
 
 Small marble cistern 
 
 CELLAR. 
 
 Beer butt 
 Ditto 
 Ditto 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 607 
 608 
 609 
 610 
 611 
 612 
 613 
 614 
 615 
 616 
 617 
 618 
 
 619 
 620 
 621 
 622 
 623 
 624 
 625 
 626 
 627 
 628 
 
 629 
 630 
 631 
 632 
 633 
 
 Beer butt 
 Ditto 
 Ditto 
 Ditto 
 Ditto 
 Ditto 
 Ditto 
 Ditto 
 Two hogsheads 
 
 Two 36 gallon casks 
 One cask and 3 stillings 
 Brine tub 
 
 Ditto 
 
 STABLE, COACH-HOUSE, AND YARD. 
 
 Sundry wood frames 
 
 Three stable pails, and 5 tubs for trees 
 
 Sundry harness, pistol cases, &c. 
 
 Pair of saddle bags and girts 
 
 Deal saddle horse 
 
 Four scaffold frames 
 
 Indian canoe and 2 oars 
 
 Sundry pieces of ancient stone 
 
 Ditto antique stone, brought from St. John’s 
 
 The materials of a very ancient stone arch, formerly part of the Mo- 
 nastery of St. Augustine’s, in Canterbury, presented to Mr. Barrett 
 towards the close of the last century 
 
 Antique stone figure 
 
 Corn chest 
 
 Ditto bin 
 
 Deal cupboard ; 
 
 Deal partition with frame, nearly new, size 12ft. 6in. high, 16ft. wide 
 
 
 
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 634 Sundry pieces of stone, cut for arch, &c. 
 635 Marquee with poles, &c. 
 636 Small tent 
 637 Tin cow for oast, dog kennel, and wood roll, &c. 
 638 Two cucumber lights and 2 forms 
 639 Two rain butts with brass taps and water tub 
 640 Large stone pedestal 
 641 Counting-house stove and gloom hearth 
 642 ‘Two feet | inch iron roll 
 643 Sun dial upon stone column 
 644 Hay stack, produce of the park 
 645 Ditto - 
 646 Gig 
 647 Strong built travelling barouch 
 648 Light pheeton 
 
 END OF THE FIFTH DAY’S SALE. 
 
 
 

 

 
 LIBRARY. 
 
 SIXTH DAY’S SALE—~MONDAY, AUGUST 18th, 1834. 
 
 Lhe following are in quires—principally from the private Press at Lee Priory. 
 
 LOT BX os 
 
 | What are Riches,? or, an examination of the definitions of this subject given. by modern 
 
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 economists, by Sir Samuel E. Brydges, bart. 9 copies 4G. ¢ 
 2 Letters from the Continent, part II. 16 copies, 8vo, Geneva, 1821 “ 4. O- 
 3 Occasional Poems, written in the year 1811—Speeches delivered to Queen Elizabeth on her 
 
 visit to Sudely Castle, by Sir E. Brydges, bart. 4to, fine portrait of Giles Brydges, third 
 
 Lord Chandos, by Stow—Sonnets from Petrarch, 4to. ~oQ— as 
 
 4 Julietta, a tale from the Italian, 8vo, Geneva, 1822 —Sonnets addressed to Wootton, post 4to, | 
 2 copies—Ataviee Regia, Royal Descents, by Sir E. Brydges, bart. 4to, Florence, 1820 Z EI 
 9. b 
 
 Atavie Regieo—W hat are Riches ? 
 
 
 
 5 Julietta 
 
 6 Brathwayte’s Odes; or, Philomel’s Tears, small 8vo.—the Brother in Law, a comedy~—Bre- 
 ton’s Praise of virtuous Ladies, small 8yo—Desultoria ; or Comments of a sound Briton 
 on Books and Men, 8vo. ee 
 
 Desultoria—Brother in Law—Wither’s Select Lyrical Poems—Davison’s Poetical Rhapsody. 
 
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 All India paper copies J. Wile ae 
 8 Sylvan Wanderer—Raleigh’s Poems, and Greene’s Groat worth of Wit, 4to, eolored paper. / 
 
 Of this last work only 65 copies were printed. 2 f- 2 
 9 Breton’s Melancholick Humours—Sonnets to Wootton, 2 copies—Trumpet of Fame—W ood 
 
 cuts and Verses by E, Quillinan... This vol. embraces the whole of the engravings used in 
 
 
 
 the various works of the Lee Press. 7a 7 
 
 10 Sonnets to Wootton, 2 copies—Trumpet of Fame—Select Funeral Memorials—W ood Cuts 
 and Verses / 
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 11 What are Riches? 7 copies, and sundries 
 Lo es /\2 Trumpet of Fame—Percy’s Sonnets—Life and Death of William. Powlett, first Marquis of 
 Winchester—Select Funeral Memorials—Wood Cuts and Verses . <_=—-— a 0 
 
 13 Brydges’ Select Poems, 4to—Relation of the Birth, Breeding, and Life of the Duchess of 
 
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 Newcastle—Occasional Poems—Breton’s Longing of a blessed Heart: Large India paper 
 
 copies os 
 14 Polyanthea—Librorum Vetustiorum, 2 copies, Geneva, 1822 r ZZ | 
 25 
 
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 Wood Cuts and Verses—Funeral Song on the Prince of Wales—-Bertram, a poetical tale - 
 What are Riches—Julietta—Sonnets to Wootton, opi Atavie Regie, &c. &c.— 
 
 Speeches delivered to her Majesty at Sudely, 1592 , A 
 Sonnets to Wootton, 2 copies—Julietta—What are Riches? 2 copies—Atavie Regia— 
 
 The Green Book; or, Register of the Order of the Emerald Star jt & 
 Wood Cuts and Verses. A beautiful copy mounted expressly for Colonel Barrett 2s. 
 Julietta-_What are Riches ?—Atavie Regie —Genealogical History of the Family of Bra- 
 
 bazon, 4to, Paris, 1825. Published for private distribution only aa Le D2 
 Sir Francis Drake’s Life and Death, India copy—Pamphlet on Population and Riches— : 
 
 Sonnets to Wootton, 2 copies—Brydges’ Select Poems . cS 6. 
 Brydges’ Select Poems, 2 copies—Breton’s Longing of a Blessed Heart, 2 copies jor Oa 
 Cimelia, by Sir E. Brydges, bart. -Breton’s Poems—Brydges’ ditto 2 Z 
 Bertram—Speeches delivered to Queen Elizabeth—Breton’s Melancholick Humours: fine a 
 
 copies on India paper Sf ma 
 Sonnets to Waotton, 2 copies—Polyanthea—Librorum Vetustiorum—Atavie Regia—Ford’s 
 
 Fame’s Memorial, an Elegy on the Earl of Devonshire, 1606 
 What are Riches ?—Polyanthea—Atavie Regiz : 
 
 Dunluce Castle, 4to, a poem by Edward Quillinan, esq.—Breton’s Praise of Virtuous Ladies 
 ~-Braithwayte’s Odes—Drayton’s Nymphidia, the Court of Fairy. India paper copies 
 
 Breton’s Melancholick Humours—Quillinan’s Elegiac Verses—Brown’s Original Poems— 
 Sylvan Wanderer, &c. 
 
 Characters of Lord Rokeby and Robert Green. Both of these works are unfinished and 
 
 were never published. 
 
 Six copies of Part II. Letters from the Continent 
 
 Sonnets to Wootton, 2 copies—Polyanthea—Brydges’ Select Funeral Memorials— Excerpta 
 Tudoriana ; or, Extracts from Elizabethan Literature, 8vo—Atavie Regie 
 
 Davison’s Poetical Rhapsody. Fine copy on thick paper 
 
 Brief Inquiry into the Law of Peerage, 2 copies—Atavie Regie, 2 copies 
 
 Sonnets to Wootton, 2 copies—Trumpet of Fame—Percy Sonnets—Julietta—What are 
 Riches ? 3 copies 
 
 What are Riches? 2 copies—Brydges’ Funeral Memorials—Atavie Regiee—-Life of the 
 Duchess of Newcastle—Characters of the Earl of Essex and the Duke of Buckingham, 
 compared and contrasted by Sir Henry Wootton a 
 Percy’s Sonnets—Brydges’ Funeral Memorials—Jack Juggler—Thersytes, edited by Mr. 
 Haslewood, printed for the Roxburgh Club—Brydges’ Funeral Memorials. India paper - jf fam 
 What are Riches? 2 copies—Trumpet of Fame—Percy’s Sonnets—Atavie Regie | Bi ae } 
 Brown’s Original Poems, large India paper copy—Davison’s Poetical ona 
 from Petrarch—Stanzas by the Author of Dunluce Castle. All on India paper - Aa 
 
 Davison’s Poetical Rhapsody—Breton’s Longing 
 
 
 

 
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 Pewee , 39 Brydges’ Stemmata Illustria; Precipue Regia, folio, plates, 2 copies, Paris, 1825 ~/. 7 a. 
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 Note. The greater part of the Sta ies from Lot 1, was , limited to 100 copies, and 
 many of them published solely for private distribution. The Poems of Sir Walter 
 Raleigh; The Occasional Poems of Wm. Browne which had hitherto remained m 
 manuscript ; The Rhapsody collected by Francis. Davison ; The Autographical Memovur 
 of Margaret Duchess of Newcastle; The Pieces.of Nicholas Breton, hitherto unat- 
 tainable, are all reprints of rare tracts:—The exquisitely engraved Wood Cuts, the 
 beauty of the Typography, and the paper on which the majority of these works is printed, 
 cannot fail-to excite the admiration of all collectors of valuable and curious books. 
 50 Letters from France, written in the years 1814-15, including a description of the City of 
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 Considerations sur la Litérature et sur la. Société en’ France—Le Village des Faiseurs d’ 
 
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 — Memoirs de la Cour de Buonaparte—Annuaire Nécrologique 
 
 Manual du Voyageur, 3 vols. 
 
 Histoire Literaire de Genéve, par Scnebier, 3 vols. 8vo, interleaved, Geneva, 1786 
 Histoire de Dannemarc, 5 vols. 
 
 Tableau Genealogique et Historique de.la Noblesse, 9 vols. with engravings, Paris, 1786 
 
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 Etude des Hommes, 2 yols.—-Le Pyrenées—De la Philosophie Morale—Rome, Naples, and 
 *lorence 
 
 Dictionnaire Idfernelle, 2 vols. 8vo.—Epigram Choisies d’OQwen—Annales de P Empire, 
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 Principes de la Foi, 3 yols. 1707—Voyage en Espagne, 2 vols. 1801 
 
 Sundry Biographical Volumes 
 
 Essai sur les Noms d’Hommes, 2 vols. Paris, 1824—Choix de Poesies Castillanes, 2 vols. 
 Paris, 1826 
 
 Des Systems d’Economie Politique, 2 vols. Paris, 1821 
 
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 Memoires relatifs a Expedition 
 
 
 
 Anglaise—Lettres sur le Portugal 
 
 Horace, par Madame Dacier, 8 vols. Amsterdam, 1735 
 
 Documens sur le Pays de Vaud—Procis Criminels, Amsterdam, 1753 
 
 Annales de Legislation et de Jurisprudence, 4 vols.—Droit des Gens, 2 vols.—Note. sur la 
 
 Grece—Discours de Napoleon—Revue Politique de la France—Les Préeurseurs 
 
 Meémoires pour servir a la vie d’un Homme Celebre 
 
 
 
 De la Révolution. Piémontaise— 
 
 Recherches sur la Nature et les Efets du Crédit du Papier— 
 Considerations sur la Nature du Revenue National 
 
 Histoire Romaine, par M. Rollin, 8 vels. Paris, 1740 
 
 Manuserit de 1605,.2 vols, Paris, 1827, and Geographie, 1811, 2 vols. 
 
 Dictionaire des Gironettes 
 
 
 
 Connoissances Humaines, 2 vols.— Bibliotheque dun Homme de Gottt—Cousin de Mahomet 
 Constantinople, 1781—(&uvres de Montesquieu 
 
 French Grammar and Dictionary 
 
 Eloges des Hommes Illustres, Paris, 1643, scarce—Histoire des Causes Premier 
 
 Les Souverains du Monde, 4 vols. Paris, 1718 
 
 Six Journées, par Torquemade, Lyons, 1582, rare—Le Jacobin Espagnol, 2 vols. Paris 
 1797—Geographie de |’Abbe Pluche 
 
 L'Esprit des Nations—Tableau de la Noblesse, 3 vols—Recueil des Maréchaux de France. 
 
 
 
 2 vols. on Heraldry 
 
 2 vols.—Encyclopedie des Enfans—Histoire de Witt, 2 vols. 1709 
 
 
 
 Le Chansonnies des Graces, 1802—Pieces Diverses—Recueil de Pieces on Prose Relation 
 
 du Voyage d’Espagne 
 
 Comus de Milton, 4to, Paris, 1812—Histoire de Charles 12th, and 7 others, various 
 
 
 
 
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 Twenty small volumes, various subjects 
 
 Itineraire Francais, 3 vols. 
 
 De la Comedie et des Spectacles, Paris, 1666——Catechisme Philosophique, and 6 others 
 
 Histoire de la Maison du Chatelet, folio, 1741, and Inventaire General de l’Histoire de 
 France, par Serres, Paris, 1620 
 
 Dictionnaire de Morery, 2 vols. folio, 1702 
 
 Histoire de la Revolution de l’Espagne, 2 vols. Paris, 1824, and Voyage en Suiss, par 
 L. Simond, 2 vols. Paris, 1822 
 
 Histoire de la royal Maison de Savoye, 2 vols, folio, Lyons, 1660 
 
 Histoire de la Maison de Maily, 4to. 1767, and Histoire de la Maison de Montmorency> 
 Paris, 1623. This is esteemed the master piece of all Duchesne’s Genealogical Works 
 
 Histoire de Province de Cesar de Nostredame, folio, 1614 
 
 Histoire de la Maison d’ Auvergne, 2 vols. folio, Paris, 1708 
 
 Histoire de Flandre, folio, Paris, 1581—Genealogie de la Maison d’Amanze —Cronique 
 des Flandres, par Sauvage, Lyons, 1562 
 
 Histoire de la Maison de Bethune, folio, Paris, 1639—Histoire de Berry, folio, Lyons, 1566 
 
 Histoire de la Maison de Montmorenecy, Paris, 1623 
 
 Catalogue de la Bibliotheque du Concil d’Etat, 2 vols. in 1, folio, Paris 
 
 Histoire de Portugal, Geneva, 1581—Histoire de Comté d’Evereux, 4to, Paris, 1722 
 
 Trophees du Duche de Brabont, 2 vols, folio, 1724 
 
 Histoire de la Maison du Dreux, folio, 1613 
 
 Histoire de la Maison de Courtenay, folio, 1661 
 
 Les Reveries du Compte de Saxe, fclio 1756, plates ~Origine de Maison d’ Alsace — Methode 
 Nouvelle pour dresser les Chevaux, folio, 1671 
 
 La Fortune de la Cour—Le Citadin de Geneve—La Premiere et second Savoisienne — His- 
 toire de la Maison des Brigonets—Histoire des Comtes de Carcassonne, 4to, 1645, and 
 2 others 
 
 Le Temple de Guide, avec figures, par le Mire, 8vo, calf gilt, Paris, 1772—Les Amours 
 d’Anne d’Autriche, &c. 
 
 Atlas de Mercator, Amsterdam, 1613, and 3 others 
 
 Histoire Tragique, Rowen, 1651—Amoures Pastoreles, and 2. others 
 
 Discours par Rosseau—La Republique des Suisses.—Traiettes des Nobles et Genealogies de 
 la Maison de Couci, and 6 others 
 
 Memoires du Duc de Rohan, 4to, 1646—Les Vies de Jean Calvin et de Beze, with portraits, 
 Geneva, 1681, and 4 others 
 
 Histoire de Montmorency, 4to, Paris, 1643-—La Vie de Voltaire, Geneva, 1787, and 12 
 others, various 
 
 Le Grand Dictionnaire Geographique, Historique, et Critique, par Martiniere, 6 vols. folio, 
 Paris, 1768, vol. 1 missing 
 
 2D 2 
 
 
 
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 Dictionnaire de la Noblesse, par des Blois, 12 vols. 4to, Paras, 1778 
 
 Bibliotheque des Sciences, !4 parts 
 
 Cotgrave’s French and English Dictionary, folio, London, 1650 
 
 Antiquités de la Ville d’Amiens, par la Morliere, folio—Histoire d’Aubigne, folio, 
 Amsterdam, 1626 
 
 Histoire de la Gavie, Belgique, &c. par Richard de Wassebourg, folio, 1549, and 1 other 
 
 Memoir de Douglass, 4to,—-Les Chroniques de Flandres, d’Oudegherst, small folio, Anvers, 
 1571—Recueil de Titres de la Maison d’Estouteville, 4to, 1741 
 
 Alphabet de l’Imperfections des Femmes, Paris, 1643—Histoire des Amours de Lycandre, 
 Amsterdam—Histoire du Henri le Grand, Amsterdam, 1689, and 8 other small vols. 
 
 Chansons. dé Beranger-Code Penal des Honnétes Gens, 2 vols—Romances Historiques 
 
 Chevalerie de Lorraine, small folio, 1674, and Genealogie de la Maison de Champagne 
 Histoire Genealogique de la Royal Maison de Savoie, 4 vols. folio, Turin, 1780 
 
 Genealogies de Bourgogne, Science de Blazon, 4to,—Histoire de la Maison de Luxembure, 
 Paris, 1619 
 
 Histoire de Lyon, 1757-—La Vie de Coligny, Cologne, 1686—Les Ayeules de Madame de 
 Bourgogne, Paris, 1698—La Religieuse, Parts, 1787 
 
 Memoires de Ghevalerie, 3 vols. and 6 other additional vols. 
 
 Bibliotheque d’un Homme de Gout, 2 vols, 1772—Lraité de la Gravure en Bois, 2 vols. and 
 4 others 
 
 Comtes de Genevoise, 2 vols. 8 vo. Orleans, 1787—Le Cicateur par Lebrun, 2 vols. Paris 
 1803, and 4 others 
 
 Appel 4 l’'Impartiale Posterite, 8va,.-Memoirs de Voltaire, written by himself, 8vo, and 4 
 others 
 
 Memoirs de Ouvrard, 8vo, Paris, 1826—Histoire des Sociétes Secretes de |’ Armee,8vo,1815 
 Statistique de la France, 4to, 1804— Discours sur la Population, and 5 odd vols. various 
 
 Dictionnaire Historique, par Beauvais, 5 vols. 8vo, to the letter H. Paris, 1826—Histoire 
 des Suissés, 10 vols. 8vo, imperfect 
 
 Memoires des Contemporain, 2 vols. 8vo, Paris, 1827—Principes de l’Economie Politique, 
 
 par Malthus, 2 vols. 8vo, Paris, 1820, and 4:odd vols. various 
 
 Memoires de M. dela Chastre, 4 vols. Cologne, 1664—Memortres de Rochfort, 2 vols. in I, 
 Cologne, t691—La Vie de Cristofle Colombe 
 Histoire de Empire, par Heiss, A La Haye, 1694—Le Politique tres Chretien, par Rich- 
 
 lieu, Paris, 1647. «For an account of this book see Brunet—Memoires de Pierre Bour- 
 deille, A Leyde, 1666, 5 vols. 
 
 (Euvres de Moliere, 5 vols. imperfect, and Euvres de Byron, 9 vols. 
 
 Twelve Svo, odd vols. of various French popular writers 
 
 Nouvelle Bibliotheque de Campagne, 9 vols. Paris, 1784, imperfect—Histoire de la Deea- 
 
 
 
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 dence de |’Empire apres Charlemagne, 2 vols. Paris, 1682—Memoires de Phillipe de 
 Comines, 2 vols. A La Haye, 1682 
 
 De lV Usage des Passions par Senault, Amsterdam, 1668—Voyage d’Espagne, A La Haye, 
 1693, original edition—Emblemes Secres, and 4 others 
 
 Les Aventures de Monsieur d’Assoucy. See Dict. de Bayle tome 6, page 386, and 5 other 
 vols. various 
 
 Histoire des Seigneurs d’Enghien par Pierre Colins, 4to, A Mons, 1634—lLa Gloire de 
 Abbaye, and 4 other odd vols 
 
 Histoire Literaire de Geneve, 2 vols. 8vo, A Geneve, 1786—Le Chevalier Hypocondriaque, 
 par du Berdier, Paris, 1632, and 4 others 
 
 Eight French Almanacks in cases, various years—Maniere d’Etudier les Belles Lettres, par 
 Rollin, 3 vols. Paris, 1728, and 5 odd vols. 
 
 Memoirs de Duplisis Mornay—4 odd vols. and sundries 
 
 De l’Economié Politique et Morale de ‘Espace Humain, 2 vols, 8vo, and 8 odd vols. 
 various 
 
 Sundries 
 
 Les Chroniques de Flandre, Ato, A Anvers, 1571—L’Agriculture a Maison rustique, 
 A Lyons, 1637, and 3 others 
 
 Histoire de Palmerin, Paris, 1573—French and Latin Grammar, and 12 others 
 
 Precis des Evenements Militaires, 6 vols. Paris, 1799—-Memoirs de Voltaire—-Vayage a 
 Neufchatel, and 4 others 
 
 Pensee par Bonstetten, 8vo, 1815—Les Nouvelles Aventures des deux Fréres’ Princes 
 Stilian, from the Roxburgh Library, and.10 others various 
 
 Sundries 
 
 Entretien, A Leede, 1659—Pluralité des Mondes, par Fontenelle+-Geurre des * Dieux -et 
 Portefeuille Vollé, Brussels, 1314, and various others 
 
 Bibliotheque Germanique, 17 vols. imperfect 
 
 Contes de Becase, enrichie de belles Graveurs, 10 vols. London, 1779, and 6 others 
 
 Bibliotheque de Campagne, 17 vols. Geneva, 1761 
 
 Chronique de Savoye, folio, A Lyon, 1561—Atlas de la Geurre de la Peninsule sous Na- 
 poleon, Paris, 1827—Collection de Cartes et Plans de Batatlle, 4to; Paris, 1785 
 
 Exposition de. Apocalypse, ou. Revalation de.S. Jean, par Taffen; Flessengue, 1609— 
 Orationes Funebres—Dictionnaire de la Bible,.Paris, 1756 
 
 Nouvelle de la Republique des Lettres, 8.vols. Amsterdam, various dates 
 
 Cromwell Politique, par Garlardi, A Leyde, 1671 
 
 
 
 Les Lettres de Voltaire, Amsterdant, 
 1657-—--Dictionnaire d’Antiquitie et Dictionnaire des Familles’ Nobles. dé France, 2-vols. 
 Recueil des Pieces Curieuse, Paris, 1620—Journal de Henri 3rd, Cologne, b663—~A pos- 
 
 tacie de Geneve, Paris, 1682, rare—Les >0ux des Neuf Sceures' and 5 others, vartous 
 
 
 
24 
 
 Le Dragon Rouge; ou l’Art de Commander les. Esprits Celeste et Infernaux, 1521, very 
 curious—La Republique des Suisses, par Simler, Geneva, 1639—Histoire de l’Emprison- 
 ment de Charles IV, Cologne, 1683, and 6 others 
 
 Histoire de l’Ambassador de Pologne, 1812, and sundry others 
 
 Fragmens de Geneve —Biographie Etrangere, 2 vols. Paris, 1819. and 6 others 
 
 Nouvelle Bioliotheque des Romans, 109 vols, Paris, a few volumes wanting 
 
 Essais de Philosophie, par Pierre Prevost, Geneva, 1813, 2 vols, 8vo.—Qiuvres de Madame 
 de Staél, 3 vols, and 6 Livres de Poste 
 
 Chambaud’s Exercises—Hamel’s Exercises, Wanostrocht’s Grammar, Levizac’s Key, and 
 Chambaud’s Exercises 
 
 Chansons de Beranger, 2 vols. Paris, 1821—Aphorismes d’Astrologie, 1657, and 8 others 
 
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 School Books, 7 vols. 
 
 Vol. of Pamphlets—Amusement Philologique, 1824—L’art de correspondence de la Ligne 
 Hansétique par Mallet, and 4 others 
 
 Two Itineraire d’Italie and 4 others 
 
 Traditiones Populaire du Rhin avec quinze estamps, Heidelbery—Code des Femmes—La 
 Tactique de la Gallanterie—Le Diable Confondu, ou le Sot Asteroth—-l’Heretiere de 
 Guyenne, curious, and 3 others 
 
 Twelve vols. various 
 
 Ditto 
 
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 Two Ciphering Books and 8 School Books, various kinds 
 
 Nugent’s French Dictionary—Blagdon’s French Interpreter, and Sundries 
 
 Spencer’s Works, vol. 1 to 7, and 8 other vols. 
 
 Novelle Letterarie Publicate in Firenze, 4to, vol 1 to 15 and vol, 23 
 
 Lundries 
 
 Ditto 
 
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 Horatii Opera, 2 vols. royal 8vo. London, 1737, Pine’s edition, illustrated by beautifully 
 engraved vignettes, fine copy, well bound 
 Prolegomena Waltoni Edidit Wrangham, 2 vols. 8vo, large paper, Cambridge, 1827 
 
 Scapula Lexicon, folio, 1579, scarce 
 
 Genealogia Flandrica, folio, 1642 
 
 S. Gregorii Turonensis Opera Omnia, folio, Paris, 1699 
 
 Polyanthea, folio, 1604—Reuberi Scriptores Vestres rerum Germanicarum, 1619 
 Petrarcha Opera, folio, Basz/, 1531 
 
 
 
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 Historie Comitum Flandrie, 3 vols. folio, 1650 
 
 Saxonis Grammatici, folio, Basel, 1534 
 
 Hieronymi Cardani Mediolanensis Medici in Ptolemaei, Librorum de Ludiciis, Astrorum 
 Commentaria, Proamium, folio, Basil, 1554 
 
 Ainsworth’s Latin Dictionary, 4to 
 
 JElii Antonu, folio, 1545 
 
 Opus de Doctrina Temporum, 2 vols. folio, Paris, 1627 
 
 Orationes Ex Herodotus, &c. folio, Stephanus, 1570.—One of the most correct of the 
 Greek Classics published by H. Stephens 
 
 Scaliger de Emendatione Temporum, folio, 1629 
 
 Palladius de Gentibus—Indie et Bragmanibus, Ambrosius de Morebus, Brachmanorum 
 et Anonymus de Bragmanibus, cura ed. Bissaei, folio, London, 1665 
 
 Genealogia Austrie, folio, 1664, Genealogiz in Italie, Amsterdam, 1710 
 
 Jacobi Augusti Thuani Historiarum Sui Temporis, 1520, scarce. On the title of this 
 work is the Autograph of Mestrerat, a celebrated Theologian of Geneva 
 
 Chronicorum Turcicoriim Leoniceri, folio, Frankfort, 1578 
 
 Varia Gallica, folio, 1633 
 
 Breviarium Romanum, Venice, 1547, Ato 
 
 De dignitate regum Hispaniae, Auctore Doctore Jacobo Valdesio. folio, 1602 
 
 Virgilii Maronis Operii, folio, Stephanus, 1532 
 
 Manutii in Epistolas Ciceronis, Aldus, 1579. Very clean and perfect copy 
 
 Silenus Alcibiadis proteus vitee humane ideam emblemate trifariam variato, oculis su- 
 bijciens, 4to. vellum, in 3 parts, embellished with curious and well executed engravings, 
 Middleburgh, 1618 
 
 Hieroglyphica Pier, folio, Lugduni, 1626 
 
 Excellentium Familiarum in Gallia Genealogie, 1487 
 
 Ulyssis Aldrovandi Patritu Bononiensis Monstrorum Historia, folio, 1642 
 
 Signonii Historiarum de regno Italee, Venice, 1574 
 
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 Henninges. Theatrum Genealogicum, 6 vols. folio, Magdeburgh, 1598 
 
 Hornii Geographia Vetus, large paper copy, coloured maps, Amsterdam, 1657, large 
 folio 
 
 Indices Bibliothecee Barberine, 2 vols. folio, Rome, 1681 
 
 Monumentum Sepulcrale Mauretii, folio, 1637, very curious engravings, black letter, 
 Casseles 
 
 Blount. Censura Celebriorum Authorum. London, 1692, folio 
 
 Debrexiana Literatura Renatarum Literarum tate, 4to. 1739—Ainsworth’s Thesaurus 
 Maphaei. S.R.E. Card. Barberini Nunc Urbani P. P. viii, Poemeta, 4to. with por- 
 trait—Index Librorii Prohibitorii Benedicti XIV, Jusu editus, 4to, Rome, 1758 
 
 Desantis Columnensium Proceum, Rome, 1675, 4to. portraits. From the Library of 
 Prospero Mandosic —Statuta Hospitalis Hierusalem, folio, with portraits, 1583, Rome 
 Four volumes, various 
 
 Rerum Belgicarum _Annales Chronici et Historici, folio, Frankfort, 1620—Annales 
 Meyeri, Frankfort, 1580 
 
 Historie Musulmane Turcorum, Frankfort, 1591—De Antiquitate Britanice Ecclesie, 
 folio, Hanover, 1605 
 
 Urstesii Rerum Germanicarum Scriptorum, folio, 2 vols. in 1, Frankfort, 1670—Lilium 
 Fransicum Veritate [llustratum, Auctore Chifletio 
 
 Rittershusia Genealogie Imperatorum Regum, Ducom, et Comitum Europe, folio, 1664, 
 and old black letter book, imperfect 
 
 Apuleius accipe candidisimi lector Philipi Heroaldi viri doctissimi, Paris, 1512, folio, 
 very scarce. For an account of this rare book, see Bibliotheque de Romans 
 
 Noticia S$. Rom. Germanici Imperii Procerum, folio, 1699—Julti Cesaris Scalligeri Viri 
 Clarissimi Poetices Libri septem, folio, 1561 
 
 Miscellaneorum Volumen, 1 vol. 4to.—Rerum Moguntiacarum, 4to. 1604 
 
 Rosimus Demteris. Antiquitatum Romanarum, 4to. 1620—Beza. Tractatus Pius et 
 Moderatus de vera excommunicatione et Christiano Presbyterio, 4to. Geneva, 1590 
 Theoph. Spizelii felix Litteratus, 3 vols. 1680. From the Library of Cardinal Joseph 
 
 Garampi 
 
 
 
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 Joannis Joviani Pontani, Aldus, 1518, very scarce. For an account of this book, see 
 Brunet’s Manuel de Libraire—Catalogue Bibliotheca Bodleiane, 4to. Oxford, 1605— 
 Commentarius in Epistolas Ciceronis, Aldus, 1561—Commentarius in Posteriorem D. 
 Pauli ad Thessal. Authore Chrestoforo Hoffman. Onoltz Pachio, Frankfort, 1545 
 
 Two very old Black Letter Books. No dates 
 
 Decreta ; sabaudi; ducalia, 4to. N. D.—Historie B. Platine de vitis Pontificum Roma- 
 norum, 4to. 1611. This volume contains the arms and autograph of Bishop Burnet 
 
 Q. Curtii Rufi Historia Alexandre Magni, Cum Notes Variorum, E/ziver—Compendium 
 Theologicee Varitatis Beati Alberti Magni Ratesponensis Episcopi, Venice, 1584 
 
 Twelve small Volumes, All Elzevir editions 
 Ditto 
 
 Twelve small Volumes, Elziver and other editions, various authors 
 Ditto 
 A Series of the Classics, 20 pocket volumes, Brindley’s edition, very handsomely printed, 
 containing Virgil, Terrence, Juvenal, Caesar, Nepos, Sallust, Ovid, Q. Curtius, Catullus, 
 Lucretius, Phaedrus, &c. London, 1750. Vol. 1 of Virgil missing 
 
 Catalogus Scriptorum Florentenorum .Omnes Generis, Auctore Poccrantio, Florence, 
 1589. Rare, from the Mandozio Library, with the Mandozio notes. Voght catalogus 
 Librorum Rareorum, Hamburgh. 1753, very scarce—Catalogus de Brienne, 2 vols. 
 1791—Catalogus Librorum Faultrier, 1709 
 
 Catalogus Bibliothecae Thuanae, Paris, 1679—Bibliothecae Cordeciane Catalogus, Paris, 
 1643, and 2 others 
 
 Sundry school books 
 
 Bos Ellipses—Ogilby’s Translation of Virgil—Walker’s Dictionarum Ideomaticum-— Vitae 
 Paparum, with curious portraits, Frankfort, 1602—Museum Virorum Lucernatum, 
 1777, and 4 others 
 
 Pope’s Poemata Italerum, 2 vols. London, 1740—-Psalmi Davidis, Paris, 1575—Selecta 
 Poemato Anglorum Latini, 2 vols. in 1—Reliquie Eboracences per Ripensem, 4to, 1743 
 
 Cicero, Oxford, 1717—Cicero, Cambridge, 1730—Oratii Baxteri et Gesmere, Leipsic, 
 —1772—Juvenal, Delphin Edition 
 
 Commentarius in Psalterum Sacro Sanctum Novum Testimentum, 1604—Oratio funebris 
 
 
 
 Leipsic, 1695 and 2 others 
 
 Barclati Argenis Elziver edition—Ovidii, Lugduni, 1804—Sallustius Crispas, Rotterdam 
 1695, and 3 others 
 
 Sebastiani Reguli Brasichillensis in primum Aneidos Virgil Bononiae, 1563—Eryci, 
 putiani D. Virgo Bellifontana, Antwerp, 1631, 4to.—Pompeii Ugonit Romani Laudacio B. 
 franciscae Romane, &c. 4to. Rome, 1601—Genuinus Character, R. P. Armandi Jo. 
 Buttilierii Ranceei, 4to. Rome, 1718 
 
 Paulio} VII, Nova Comensis Episcopi Nucerini— Vite Virorum I[llustrium, 2 vols. Basil 
 
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 1559—Gudiu Baldi de Restitutionse Calendarii, 4to, 1580—De Cardenalis Dignitate et 
 officio Plati, Rome, 1602 
 
 Rhythmi de Immaculata Conceptione Beate Virginis Marie, Typis Monest Olivensis. 1683 
 very curious—-Bolduani Stolp. Pom. Bibliotheca Philosophica, 4to, 1516—Felini sandei 
 de Regibus Sicilize et Apuliz Parellela Alfonsina, 4to, Hanover, 1611, and 3 others 
 
 Basilea Cepulta Retecta Per Joannem Toniolam, Basil, 1661—Andree Catulli Tornacum 
 Neryiorum, 4to, Brussels, 1611—Desputatio Juridica qui Testamento Tutores dari 
 possunt, 4to, Edinburgh, 1718—Desputatio Juridica que in Fraudem Creditorum, &c. 
 Edinburgh, 1717—Distentatio Juridica de Ingenuis, Edinburgh, 1717 
 
 Georgii Polihistor Literarus, Philosophicus et Pracheus, 2 vols, 4to, Lubece, 1747 
 
 Francisci Phililphi Tolentinatis Epistolee Breviores Elegantioresque, Rome, 1705. From 
 the Cologna Library—Davidis Lindani Gandavensis de Tenereemonda, 4to, Antwerp, 
 1612—Juvenal, Delphin Edition—Elementa Uclidea 
 
 Trac. De re militari et Duello, small 4to, black letter, 1543—Fastorum Danicor, small 
 folio, i643—De Regimine Principum, Rome, 1607—Sigilia Comitum Flandrie et Inscrip- 
 tiones Diplomatum, Brugis Flandrorum, 1639 
 
 Chronolog. Episcop. Ecclesize Benerient, 4to, 1636—-Constantinus Romee Liberator, Rome, 
 1640-—Sacro Sanctz Sodalitatis Sacerdotum Secularium Urbis Constitutiones, Rome, 
 1634—Liber Psalmorum Davidis Tralatio Duplex Vetus et Nova, Stephani, 1556, very scarce 
 
 Miraci Notitia Episcopatuum Orbis Christiani, Antwerp, 16)3—Elenchus MS. Codicum, 
 4to, 1641, and 2 others 
 
 F, Vivassoris Liber De Ludicra Dictiona, 4to, Paris, 1658—Laire Typographie Romanee 
 
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 M. Ant. Bonsiariu Epistole, 1603—Fr. Hotomani de re Numaria, 1585, and 1 other 
 
 Catalogus Bibliothecee Regu Neapolitani Musaei, folio, 1508—Bibliotheca Thunana, 1704 
 —IJndex Librorum Prohibitorum, Rome, 1717 
 
 Gothorum Sueonomque Historie, Cologne, 1567—Refutatio Solida Manifesti Palitani Im- 
 perium Romanum, Venice, 1558, and 1 other 
 
 Historia Arcana, sive de vita Alexandria VI. Pape, seu excerpta ex diario Johannis 
 Berchardi Argentinensis, Capelle Alexandri Sexti Pape. Clerici Ceremoniarum Magistri ; 
 Edita A Godefr. Guilielm. Leibnizio, 4to, Hanover, 1697. This excessively rare and 
 unknown as well as curious Tract is supposed not to be mentioned by any Bibliographer 
 among the works of Leibnitz—Horatii Flacci Opera, Delphin, 1694, and 2 others 
 
 649 Genealogia Nobilium Romanorum de Capisucchis, folio, 1653—Auctores Latini Lingue in 
 
 Unum Redacti Corpus, 1602 
 
 650 Opera Joanis Joviani Pontani Aresta Amorum. Cum Erudita Benedicta Curtii Symphoriani 
 
 Explanatione, Lugduni, 1533, and 3 others 
 
 651 Opus Dei admirabile, 4to, Rome. 1666; very curious engravings—Pauli Tovii Novoco- 
 mensis Vite Duodecim Vicecomitum Mediolani Principum, Ex Bibliotheca Regia, por- 
 traits, Stephanus, 1549 
 
 652 Sicilice Bibliotheca Vetus, J. Phil. Tomasini Biblioth Patavince, 1639—Diversarum Gen- 
 tium, Historia Antique Scriptores Tres, Hamburgh, 1611, and 6 others 
 
 
 
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 De Transitu Hellenismi Christanismum, Libritres, Stephanus, 1535—Coremoniale Parti- 
 archalis Assisien, Rome, 1754—-J. Jacob Boisardi Emblemata, 4to, 1593, very curious 
 plates 
 
 Psalmorum Sacrarum Davidis, Morgiis, 1581—In D. Pauli Apostoli Epistolam ad. Ro- 
 manos, Geneva, 1608—Didaci Saavedree Symbola Politica, Amsterdam, 1659—Carmina 
 Quingua I[llustrium Poetarum, Florence, 1549, and 1 other 
 
 Henrici Stephani Musa Monitr. Prin. Basil, 1590— Pub. Ovidii Nasomis Amatoria, 
 Lugdunt, 1554—Destirpe et Origine Domus de Courtenay, Paris. 1607, and 3 others 
 
 Epithelamia, 4to—Cancellaria Hispanica, 4to,: 1622—Theses Theologice, Geneva, Ato, 
 1644, and 4 others 
 
 De vita obitu Clarrissviri, D. Theodori, Bezae, Geneva, 4to, 1606, and 4 others 
 
 Bartholomazi Scale Historea Florentinorum, 4to, 1677—Baptiste Mantuani Faustus Egloga 
 4to, 1521—-Epistolarum Tersicarum, 1596, and 3 others 
 
 Twelve Volumes various 
 
 Flores Illustrium Poetarum, Geneva—P. Terentii Comedie, Elzevir, 1635—Compendium 
 Historie Universalis, Amsterdam, 1665, and 4 others 
 
 Silt Italici Punicorum, Basil, 1522—D. Justiniani Institutiones Typis Varie Rubris 
 Nucleum Exhibentibus, Amsterdam, 1710—Thomas A Kempis de Imitatione Christi, 
 1677, and 6 others. 
 
 An old Latin vol, black letter, 4to, printed at Basil by Johannes Trobenius, 1493. Title 
 page wanting 
 
 Petrii Aleyonii Medices Legatus de Exsilio, Aldus, 1522, A singularly fine copy of a rare 
 and curious Aldus. 3 others, Elzevir editions 
 
 Twelve volumes, various 
 
 Corvinii Elementa Juris Civilias, Elziver, 1645—Labbe. Bibliotheca Bibliothecarum, Paris, 
 1664—Aicher, Hortus Inseriptionum, 1676—Theodori Beza Poemata, 1579. very rare, 
 —Topographica Poetica Terrarii, 1627, and 6 others 
 
 Morhofi Opera Poetica, Lubece, 1698 —Dondini Panagirici, Rome, 1661—Matagonis de 
 Mataconibus Decretorum Baccalaurei, &c. 1575, and 6 others 
 
 De Fertieus Literarum Notis, 4to. Neapoli, 1563—Tibullus et Propertius, Foulis’ Glasgow 
 Edition—Beze. Tractatio de Repudiis et Divortiis, Geneva, 1587—Horatius cum Scholiis, 
 Aldus, 1564, and 6 others 
 
 Case Latini Monimenta, Florence, 4to. 1645—Crenius de Furibus Libraiis, Lugduni, 
 1715, rare and enrious—Klimii Iter Subterraneum, Leipsic, 1745—Te. Lucretii, 2 vols. 
 London, 1713, and 6 others 
 
 Five odd Volumes, various 
 
 Q. Horatii Flacci Methodus De Arte Poetiea, 4to. 1587—Hore in Laudem Beatissime 
 Virginis Marie, ad usum Romanum, 1550, very curiows—Aonii Paleriarii Verulani 
 Orationes ad Senatum Populumque Lucensem, 4to. 1551, and 6 others 
 
 Laelii Peregrini Oratio in Obitum Torquati Tassi, 4to. Rome, 1597. A very fine copy, 
 extremely rare—Scaliger Catullis Tibullis et Propertiis, Stephanis, 1577, and 6 others 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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 Adr. Ternebi Annotationes Carm. Horat. Paris, 1577 —Poesies Latini Thesaurus, Lugdint, 
 1601—Catalogus Scriptorum Florentinorum Omnis Generi, 1589, and 6 others 
 
 De Originibus Rerum Libellus Authore Gulielme Pastregico Veronense, Venice, 1547, 
 A very fine copy in good condition, Note, Tiraboschi Stor. Lett. D’Ital. vol. v. lib. 2, 
 cap. 6, takes particular notice of this very rare and curious book—Marcus Antonii 
 Flaminiorum Forocorneliensium Carmina, Patavii, 1743, very scarce, and 6 others 
 
 Suetonius, Ed. Is. Casaubon, Geneva Stoer, 1630, an uncut copy—Gabriles Madelenet 
 ‘Carmina, Paris, 1725—Quinti Horatii Flaecci Opera, 2 copies, and 6 others, various 
 
 Bartholomei Riccii de Imitatione Libritres, Aldus, Paris, 1557—Opera Cornelii Taciti 
 Crispini, 1614—Systematis Rhetorici, Hanover, 1608—Sentetize et Proverbia ex Comae- 
 dus, Stephanus, 1536, and 6 others 
 
 Epistole Bernardi, black letter, 4to. Paris, 1494, rare—Gasparis Contareni Cardinalis 
 de Magistratibus et Republica Venetorum, 4to. Aldus, 1489-—-M. Tulli Ciceronis, 8vo. 
 Paris, 1823, and 2 others 
 
 Poemeta in Theatro Sheldoniano Recita, 2 vols. Oxford, 1810—Columbus Carmen 
 Epicum, Rome, 1715—Johannis Boteri de Origine Urbium, 4to. 1665, and 3 others 
 
 Hebrew Blble, 2 vols. folio, Amsterdam, 1631 
 
 Sundries 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN LITERATURE, 
 INCLUDING ITALIAN, GREEK, SPANISH, HEBREW, &c. 
 
 Hederici Greecum Lexicon, 4to, and Aug. Busbequii Epistola, Elzevir, 1660 
 Burtoni Pentalogia, 2 vols. 8vo.. Oxford, 1779 
 Leipsic, 1802, interleaved 
 
 Clarke’s Homer's Iliad, Greek & Latin, 2 vols. 8vo. 1760 —Longinus Cura Toupi, 
 
 
 
 Euripides, Cura Porson, 2. vols. 8vo. 
 
 Oxford, 1778, 8vo. Large paper copy 
 Nugent’s Greek Grammar, 8vo. 1759, Homeri Ilias, Oxford, 8vo. 1685. Maittaire. 
 Grecee Linguz Dialecti, London, 1706 
 Hederici Lexicon, 4to.—Florilegii Epigrammatum, no date—Euripides, interleaved, M.S. 
 notes 
 Expositiones Antiquae ac Valde Utiles Brevitatum una cum perspicuitate habentes 
 mirabilem, &c, folio, Verona, 1532. On the title page of this book is the autograph 
 of Henry Stevens. 
 Dr. White’s Edition of the four Gospels, 1798—Vulpu Opuscula Philosophica Poeta 
 Minores Graeci, Cambridge, 1652—Whetsten’s Greek Testament, 1711 
 Schrevelii Lexicon Grecum, 8vo. fine portrait, 1670 —Johnson’s Sophocles, Oxford, 
 1708, and 6 others 
 
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 Mounteney’s Demosthenes, 8vo.—Schrevelii Lexicon—Poit Royal Greek Grammar— 
 Barne’s Anacreon, Cambridge, 1721, and 3 others 
 
 Apollonias Rhodias, cum ‘sinestadieciae Henrici Stephan, small folio, 1574, scarce— 
 Chapelow’s Arabic Grammar, and 6 others 
 
 Lot of sundries 
 
 Manuscriptorum Codicum Bibliothecae Regii Taurenensis Athenaei. Complectens He- 
 braicos et Gracos, 2 vols. folio, Taurini, 1749 
 
 Nuovo dizionario Storico, 12 vols. 8yo, sewed, Bassano, 17)6 
 
 Res Literarie, by 8. E- Brydges, 3 vols. 8vo. neatly bound, Geneva, Rome, and Naples, 
 1821, 1822 
 Calimaco Greco Italiano Ora Pubblicato, handsomely bound, 4to. Parma, 1792 
 
 Historia Genealogica de la Famiglia, 3 vols. folio, Naples, 1691 
 
 Dell Istorie Florentine di Scipione Amirato, folio, In Firenze 1600 
 
 Cosmographie Universale di Sebastiano Munstero, folio, Coligne, 1575, curious plates 
 
 Monumenti di Varia Letteratura, Tratti dai Manoscritti di Moz Si: gnor Lodovico Beceadelli, 
 3 vols. small folio, Bologna, 1797 
 
 Istoria Genealogica delle Famiglie Nobili Toscane et Umbre, 5 vols. folio, different dates. 
 In Firenze 
 
 Nouvelle de la Republica delle Lettere, 1730 to 1734, incusive—Fontanini della Elo- 
 quenza Italiana 
 
 Cariche del Piemonte e Paesi Uniti, 3 vols. 8vo, Torino, 178 
 
 Poesi del Cavalier, F. Gio. Battista Theodoro, 4to, In Napidi, 1661—Indice de Sommi 
 Pontefici, 4to, Rome, 1670—Dante E. Boccacci, Prose, 4to, In Firenze, 1723 —Pensieri 
 Raccolti Nella Meditazione delle Dieci Giornate Degli Eserizj. Spirituali di S. Ignazio 
 Lojola da Mon Synore and Saldo and Saldi, 4to, In Firenze 
 
 Ritratti et Elogie de Capitani Illustri, 4to, Rome, 1646, enbellished with very curious 
 portraits—Dellatesta di = Sebastiano, 4to, Rome, 1757—s5upplemento Historico delle 
 Chiese di Ferrara, 4to, 1670 —Vera E. Sincera Relazione delle Ragioni, del duca di 
 Parma, contra la presente occupazione del Ducato di Castro, folio, no date 
 
 Poetica del Batista, Venice, 1676—Saggio Petorico, Rome, 1818—Apollogia In Difesa 
 del. Orsato, 1752, fis Peoas E. Memorie dei Gelati Evari Componimen, 4to, Bologna, 
 
 Cominiani, Padova, 1309 
 
 
 
 1771—Annali della Typografia V olpi 
 
 Novelle di Monsig. Giovianni Brevio, 8vo. 85 copies only pritted—Della fondazione della 
 Dottrina Cristiana de Roma, 1701—Dialoghi Diamore Di Leone—Hebreo Medico di 
 Muovo Corretti et Ristampati, Venice, 1586, and 2 others 
 
 Lispugnator del Drago Panegirico Detto Nella Catedrale d’ Alesandria, 4to, very curiously 
 bound in silk—Fete of S. Rosalia Palermo, 1704—Inlode Delle Belle ‘arte Orazione E. 
 Componimente: Poetici, 4to, Rome, and 2 others 
 
 Elle rime del Petrarea, 4to, Venice, 1741—La Baliadi Lerigi Taisillo, 4to, Vercelli, 1787— 
 
 
 
Be 
 
 Flavio clemente E. Giovanni Colonna, Rome, 1763—Musae anconitane, Rome, 1674, and 
 2 others 
 710 Li Sovrani del Monde, 4 vols. Venice, 1729—La Libreria de Volpi E, La Stamperea Co- 
 miniana, Padova, 1756. Very scarce, and one other 
 711 Arcadi Memorie Istoriche, Rome, 1761—Discorsi Morali del Mascardh, 1562—Appologia 
 del S. Torq. Tasso, 1586, &c. 
 712 Il Tricrifo delle Tre Nobili Arti, 4to. Rome, 1727-—P. Valeriani Poemata, Venice, 1550— 
 Etamores, Venice, 1549. Very scarce—Discorsa Sophia Tatti Li Primi Cante d’Orlan 
 Dofurioso Fatti, per La Signora Laura Terracina, 15950, with curious plates, very rare, 
 and 2 others 
 713 Applausi Poetici, 4to. Rome, 1684—Remi E. Proso di Messer Luigi, 4to. 1731. £z- 
 tremely rare—Reme del Carrara, 1696-—Epistole Heroiche Poesie del Bruni, and one 
 other 
 714 Nine yolumes, various 
 715 Trattato del Titolo Regio, 4to. 1633—Biblioteca Napoletana, folio, in Napoli, 1678, 
 and 2 others 
 716 Prose di Monsignor Bembo, 4to. No date. A valuable copy of an old edition, with 
 marginal MSS. corrections to the poetry, copied from the original in the hand of the 
 author himself—Antonii Sebastiani Minteirno De Poeta, Venice, 1592, 4to. and 6 others 
 717 Guioco d’Armi, 1681—Marine le Lettere and 6 vols. of Italian Poetry, various authors 
 718 Biblioteca Napoletana del Toppi, 1683—Creazione dell Uomo di M. Ansaldo, 4to. 1704— 
 De J. Discorci Politici, Rome, 4to. 
 719 Collin’s Odi Versione Italiana, 1814—L’Achille et L’Eneas di Messer, 4to. 1571. From 
 the Mandozia Library. Very scarce. 11 tempio d’amore, 4to. 1566 
 
 720 Zacharie Excursus Literarii, 4to. Venice, 1754. Very scarce—Della Testa di Es. Se- 
 bastiano, 4to. Rome, 1757—Gravina Rageon Pocetica. Warton, in his Essay.on the 
 Genius and Writings of Pope, says this Treatise is extremely scarce. 
 
 721 Larte Poetica del Signor Antonio Minturno, 4to. In Napoli, 1727. Sennatori Fiorentini, 
 
 Ato. 1722. This is enumerated in the Italian Biographical Dictionary, among the works of 
 
 the celebrated Antiquary and Critic—ll Principe Ecclesiastico, 4to. 1644, aud 3 others 
 722 Prose de Mons. Ciampoli Arcadi Adunanze, Rome, 1757—La Republica Regia del Fabio 
 Albergate, 4to, 1664—Birajo Opere Cavalleresche, 4to, 1686 and 3 others 
 “93 Fine del Poeta Trattato Di Publio Fontani, 4to, 1611—Bonaventure Rubei Bononiensis, 
 Ato. 1680—Raggioni d’Alcune Cose Sagnate Nella Canzone d’Annibal caro venite 
 a Vombra de Gran Gigle d’Oro, 4to. No date. This edition is little known—Rituale 
 della Venerabile Archiconfraternita, 4to. Rome, 1711 
 794 Della Nazione Tolorentina, 4to. 1780—Della Antica Famiglia de Capizucchi. Small folio, 
 with portraits, 1668—Catalogo d’Agostina, 4to. 1660—Rime del Signore Ascanio Pigna- 
 tello, Naples, 1692, and 5 others, various 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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 736 
 
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 T. Tasso. Carlo Magno. Garopoli, Very scarce, 1660—Poesie Gratiani T, Tasso—La 
 Gierusalemme Liberata, Venice, 1678, plates—-Historia dezelino, and 5 other small vols. 
 
 Le Revolutioni di Napoli, Aldus, 1648 —Opuscoli Discipione Amirato, 1853—Difesa del 
 Petrarca, 8vo. 1709—Larpa Overo Poesie Liriche dell Abbate Michele Benvenga d’Ascoli. 
 with a fine portrait of Clementi 11th., curiously bound, Rome, 1718. The author’s pre- 
 sentation copy to Cardinal Albani 
 
 Della Poetica Thoscana, 4to. 1563—Biblioteca Italiani da Nicola Haym, 2 vols. 8vo, 
 1803, Cologna sale catalogue, with the prices, Rome, 1820—Iromanzi di M. Giovan 
 Baptista Pigna, 4to. 1554, scarce, and 6 others 
 
 Speneri Theatrum Nobilitatis Europeee, folio, Frankfort, 1668—Diario del Padre Felice 
 Girardi Napoli, 1653, 4to.—Il Genio Divertito, Poesie Liriche, Venice, 1690—-Opere 
 del Signor Albergati, 4to. Rome, 1664 
 
 Tomasini Petrarcha Redivivus, 4to. 1650—Joannis Baptiste Ursi Neapolitani E. So- 
 cietate Jesu Inscriptiones, folio, 1643—Tassoni Considerazioni, 1609—Della Testa di S. 
 Sebastiano, 4to. Rome, 1757, and 2 others 
 
 Petri d’Ebulo Carmen de Motibusciculis, 4to. Basil, 1746. This volume contains the 
 autograph of the celebrated Albert Haller, of Berne, to whom this copy was given by 
 the Editor. Rimide Casa, 1667—Le Vite de Re di Napoli, 4to. 1737, and 6 other 
 small vols. various 
 
 Epithalamia et Panegyricus, 4to—lIparradossi dell’Amore, 4to. 1608—Hercole Tasso delle 
 Impresse, 4to, 1712 —Le Histore E. Fatti de Veronesi, 4to. 1642, and 6 others 
 
 Reggimento E. Costumi delle Donne, large paper copy, 12 only of which were printed, 
 ftome, 1815—Ephemerides Felsenez Recentioris, 4to. 1686, and 6 others 
 
 Dittionireo Italiano et Francese—Anale della Typografia Florentina de Tarentino, 8vo. 1819 
 —Calvi de Scrittori Bergamaschi, 4to. 1664, curious portraits—Rettorica d’Aristotile 
 del Caro. This is esteemed an excellent translation, 4to. 1570 
 
 Tempio all ’Illustrissimo et Reverendissimo Signor Cinthio Aldobrandini, 4to. Bologna, 
 1600 — Notizie di Famiglie Nobili di Napoli, 4to. 1717—Del titolo di regno concesso alla 
 Sicilia, 4to, Palermo, 1785—De Dei de Gli Antichi, 4to. Venice, 1580—De Poeti 
 Siciliani Bucolici, 4to.—Napoli, 1663, and 6 other small volumes 
 
 Della Difesa, della Comedeia Di Dante, 4to. 1507, On. the cover of this book is the 
 
 following :—There is a great deal of learning in this work as to an account of poetry. 
 —Le Attioni di Castruccio Castracane degli Antelminelli Signore Dilucca, 4to. Rome, 
 1590. Particularly scarce-—Borgini Discorso, 4to. In Firenza, 1602, extra rare—Dim 
 Camillo Agrippa Trattato in Firenza d’Arme, 4to. 1604, and 6 others 
 Rime de Poeti Raveunati, 8vo. 1739—Dialogo dell’ Imprese Militari, et Amorose Di 
 Giovio E. Dominichi, curious. plates, Lyons, 1574—Calvi Guerrier di Burgamo, 4to. 
 Milan, 1668—Prencipe Prattico, Venice, 1645, and 6 others 
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 La Nobilta delle donne di M. Lodovico Domenichi, 1552—Histore del Guazzo, 1547— 
 Gli stratagemi de Polieno, 1552—Historia del Cortez, 1556, and 6 others 
 
 Joannis Pierii Valeriani Bellunensis, 1620—Joannis Joviani Pontani, 1520—Paradossi overo 
 deH’amore Dialogi di Battista Mauson, 1608, and 5 others 
 
 Risketto del Discorso Fatto—Prose E. Rime, di Minghelli, 1749—II Vaglio Riposte 
 Apologetiche di Paulo Ariani, 1662, and 7 others 
 
 Poesie Volgari Nuovamente Stampate di Lorenzo de Medici, Aldus, 1554—Rime del 
 Balducci, 1645—Applauso de le Muse Conte Alessandro Pompei, 1543, and 5 others 
 
 Rime D. Faustina Mattei, 1722—II Petrarca Con Nuove Spositioni, Lyons, 1574, rare— 
 Rimie del Balducci, Rome, 1645, and 5 others 
 
 Prose di Bembo, Venice, 1546—Rimie della Vittoria Colonna, Venice, 1558—Scisma 
 D’Inghilterra del Davangato Bostichi, Padua, 1727, and 5 others 
 
 Serie de Testi di Lingua Stampati, che si Citano Nal Vocabulario Degli Accademici della 
 Crusea Da Poggiale, 2 vols. Livonio, 1813—Bibliografia de Classici Italiam, 1814— 
 Annotationi et Revolutioni di Varii Dubbi del Scaino, 1574, and 4 others 
 
 Canzone Alaverita del Goselini, 1567—Sonnetti, Canzoni, E. Triomphi di Messer Fran- 
 cesco Petrarcha, con la Spositione di Bernardino Daniello Da Lucca, Venice, 1541, and 
 6 others 
 
 Poesie di Marcello Giovanetti, 1626—Miscellanea Poetica de gli Accademici Concordi de 
 Ravenna, 1687, and 6 others 
 
 Biblioteca Aprosiana, 1675—Discorso del 8. Gulielm, 1558—Discorso del Heroico det 
 S. Torg. Tasso, and 6 others 
 
 Rime Boccadiferro, 1752—Rime della Vittoria, Colonna, 1569—Saggi di Poesia di 
 Francisca Sacco, 1625, and 9 others 
 
 Valco Libria, 1551—Guida per Padova, 1817—Volpi Indici della Div. Comm, di Dante, 
 1819, and 7 others 
 
 Prose di Bembo, Venice. 1590—-Mascardi Arte Historica, 1655—Cardinalum Archiepisco- 
 porum Episcoporum et Abbatum, 1645, and 7 others 
 
 Il Secretario Dialogo di Guarmi, 1600—I] Verrato Difesa, 1588—~Reposita d’Orlanda, 
 Pescetti All’anticrusca. 1613, and 8 others 
 
 Traducioni Poetiche O. Sia Tentativi, 1746—Ragionamento dello Academico Aldeavo 
 Sopra La Poesia Giscosa, 1634—La Republica Regia del F. Albergati, 2 vols. 4to, 1664, 
 and 6 others 
 
 Dante del Loudino, folio, 1491, rare—Delle Lodi delle Belle Arti, 4to, 1758—Memorie 
 Degli Scrittori del Regno di Napoli, and 6 others 
 
 La Fabrica del Mondo, folio, 1598—Columnensium Procerum Icones et Memoria, 4to. 
 1675—Genealogia della Famiglia Valignana, 4to. 1699, and 6 others 
 
 Il Governatore Politico E. Christiano di Mezentio Carbonaro, 4to. 1649—Topica Poetica 
 di M. Giovanni Andrea Gilio da Fabriano, 4to. 1580, and 6 others 
 
 Prose et Rime del Bovarini, 1603—Epistole del Crasso, 1678—Idea della Storia dell 
 
 Italia Letterata Exposta, 2 vols. 4to. 1723, and 6 others 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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 Le Morali del Signor Fabio Albergate, 2 vols. 4to. 1664—Della Historia di Bembo, 1552, 
 and 6 others 
 
 Jamba Serce dell’ Edizioni de Testi di Lingua Italiana, 2 parts—Il Cid Trag-comedia, 
 1701—L’Opere Guido Cansoni, and 5 others 
 
 Saggio Istorico della Real Galleria di Firenze, 2 vols. 8vo. 1779—Della Origine et de 
 Fatti delle Famiglie Illustri D’Italia, 4to. 1609, and 4 others 
 
 Nuovo Vocabulario Italiano-Latino da Mandosio, 1 vol. 8vo, 1818—Difese de Belisario 
 Bulgarini, 8vo. 1587, and 6 others 
 
 I Sacri Salmi Messi in rime Italiane da Giovanni Diodati, Aldus, 1631. —Rime di Di- 
 versi Elebri Poeti, 1587, and 6 others 
 
 La Minerva Napolitana, 2 vols. 8vo. 1821, and 5 odd vols. all Italian 
 
 Six odd volumes of ditto 
 
 Seven ditto 
 
 Ditto 
 
 Historie Degli Ordini Militari E. Cavallaresche del Ab. B, Gustinian, 2 vols. folio, 1692 
 
 Grammatica Spagnuola Ed, Italiana, Aldus, 1648— Dictionnaire Portatif et de Pronon- 
 ciation Espagnol—-Francais—Explicacado da Syntaxe 
 
 Historia de Los Vinculos—Historia de Los Rentas Ecclesiasticas—De Espana por Sempere 
 —Historia de Espana por de Yriarte—Arcadia Prosas, Y. Versos de Lope de Vega, 
 1630 
 
 Historia di Portogallo da Brandano, 4to. 1689—La Cebona Indiana, 1820—Pable y 
 Virginia, and 2 others 
 
 Grammatica Spagnuola, Ed. Italiana, Rome, 1638—Diccionario de la Lingua Castellana 
 
 
 
 por Pla y Torres—Spanish Grammar—Adventuras de Telemaco, English and Spanisl— 
 Novellas Nuevos Escritas en Frances, por Florian 
 
 Derecho de Gentes por Vattel, 4 vols. Paris, 1824—Gongalo de Cordoba, 2 vols. —La 
 Filosofa po Amor, 2 vols. in 1—Lusidas de Luis de Camoens, 2 vols.—Pequeno 
 Resumo de Castrametagao 
 
 Historia de Carlos 12th—Torq Tasso Dramma—Le Observationi Grammaticali E Poetiche 
 della Lingua Italiana—Laisne’s Spanish Grammar—Carta de Guia de Casados—Historia 
 de Abelardo y Heloysa, and 4 others 
 
 Novissima Grammatica della Fre Lingua Italiana Franzese E Spagnuola, and 8 others 
 
 Commedia Diverse Fumosa, 4to. vols. 1, 2, and 5, missing 
 
 Segundas Cartas de aut Perez, 1603-—Noticias de Portugal, 3 vols. 12mo.—Reglamento 
 Para El Exercio y Maniobras de la Infanteria, 2 vols. 8vo. 1808, and 6 others 
 
 Laisne’s Portuguese Grammar—English and Portuguese Dictionary, 2 vols, in 1—Practical 
 Exercises in Spanish, aud 7 others 
 
 Primera Segunda y Tercera, 1597, and 5 others 
 
 Cronica Generale d’Hispagna et del Regno di Valenza, and 9 others 
 
 2E 2 
 
 
 
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 German and Latin Dictionary—Crabb’s German Extracts—Milton’s Paradys Verlovreu, 
 4to. 1728—Wendcborn’s English and German Grammar—Gortschid’s French and Ger- 
 man Grammar—Gubner’s Genealogischen, &c. 
 
 Tweede Deel Vande Nieuwe Tel-Konst—Crabb’s German Extracts—German Catalogue— 
 Nauk Karstyauski Lloxen—Apologie des Ardens der Frey Maurer-——Dr. Render’s German 
 Grammar—Gottcher’s ditto, two copies 
 Fernandez’s Spanish Grammar—Nouvelle Grammaire Espagnol par Pelegrin—Spanish 
 and English Dictionary, 2 vols. 8vo. and two others 
 
 Historia Imperial y Cesarea, en la qual eu symma se contienen las vedus y Hechos, 1561, 
 folio—Teatro de las Grandezas de Madrid, and 6 others 
 
 Poetica d’Aristotelle Vulgarizzata et Sposta, very rare—Historia de la Casa de los Marses 
 de vi da Franca, 4to. scarce—Indici De Sommi Pontefici Deg! Imperadori, 4to. 1668, 
 and 4 others 
 Henrici Optii D. and P. P Novum Lexicon Hebreeo—Chaldexo Biblicum, 4to. 1705— 
 Lyon’s Hebrew Grammar, two copies—Johannes Buxtorfii Epitome Grammaticee Hebrzo 
 Masclef Grammatica Hebreeica, 2 vols. 12mo. 1743—Proverbs of Solomon and Job; in 
 Hebrew, and one other small Hebrew book 
 
 A Grammar, Arminian and English, by Father Paschal Aucher—Dichiaratione Dottrina 
 Christiana, in the Arminian language 
 
 Topographia Helvetia Rheetie et Valetia, folio, 1642, two copies—~—Render’s German 
 Grammar, and 2 others 
 
 Fluneri Nebulo Nebulonum, 1663—Bibliographia Historica Chronologica and Geogra- 
 phica, 1685—Index Librorum Prohibitorum, and 3 others 
 
 Emme Anglorum Regine Richardii Ducis Normannorum, Filie Encomium. Printed by 
 Baron Maseres, but not published—Grammatica Busbeiana, 1732—Acta Canonizationis, 
 1669—Preelectiones Tres Decum in Principium Elementorum Euclidis 
 
 Salomonis Certonis Consiliarii et Secretarii Recis Domus et Corone Francie, Geneva, 
 Aldus, 4to. 1618, rare—Vindicie Hispanice, folio, 1647, and 4 others 
 
 Johannis Barbeyracii Oratio Inauguralis, 4to. 1711—Alberici Gartilis De Legationibus, 
 1707—Laelii Peregrini Civilis Philosophia, In Romano Gymnasio Oratio, In Obitum Torq. 
 Tasso, 4to.— Marci Hieronymi Vide Cremonensis, 1604, and 1 other 
 
 illustrations de Gaule et Singularitez de Troye, par Jean le Maire de Belges, 4to. Paris, 
 
 1529—Histoire de la Terre Et Vicomté de Seboureq—La Pierre de Touche Chronolo- 
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 Dictionaire Francois-latin, folio, 1559—Du Dessechemont des Marais. Bound in morocco, 
 with Necker’s arms impressed, to whom it belonged—Remarques sur la Noblesse. ditto. 
 and 6 others 
 
 Alliances Genealogiques des Rois de France, folio—Le Veritable Messager 
 Les Affairs de France et d’Austriche, and 6 others 
 
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 Derniere Guerre entre La France et |’Espagne—La France Ruinee, 1696, and 6 others 
 Les Triumphes Petrarque, 1529—Lettres De Balzac—Tablettes Chronologiques, Genea- 
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 Les Memoires de Messire Phillippe de Comines, 1596, first edition—Le Livre d’Ore de 
 Mare Aureli, 1593—Les Aventures du Baron De Feeneste. 1630, and 8 others 
 
 Traduction de L’Essai sur L’Homme, 1821—L’Art de Connoistre les Hommes, 1660— 
 Les Faits Memorables advenus depuis Pharamond, 1577—Memoires Des Ambassades, 
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 et Amoreuses, 1657—Memoires Historiques par Scnebier—Catalogue Raisonnee des Ma- 
 
 
 
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 Eleven numbers of the Revenue de Paris, 4 numbers of the London Magazine, and others 
 
 Veneroni’s Complete Italian Master, 1763—Ruimario Del Rascelli, 1698, and.4 others 
 
 The Philanthropist, and sundry others 
 
 The Interpreter of Words used in the Common or Statute Law, folio, 1672—The Gate of 
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 men that had doubts about Infant Baptism, 1708—Hamel’s World in Miniature, 1811— 
 Hagthorpe’s Divine Medijations, scarce, and four others 
 
 Memoirs of Capt. Rock—Ancient Humorous Poetry, presentation copy—Pocket edition of 
 Classics, 5 vols. and 6 others 
 
 Secret Memoirs of Persons of Quality, 4 vols. 1736, very rare—Boyce’s Belgian Traveller, 
 and 5 others 
 
 Chalmer’s considerations upon Christian Truths and Christian Duties, 2 vols. 8vo. 1796 
 Blount’s Art of making Devises, 1646—Hawkins’ Discourses on Scripture Mysteries, and 
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 Biographical List of the House of Commons, 3 copies, and 6 others 
 
 Res Litteraria 1st. vol.— Population and Riches of nations—Sketch of the Etat Major, and 
 6 others 
 
 Lempriere’s Classical Dictionary—Graglia’s Italian and English Dictionary—Tutor’s Assist- 
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 to 48, both inclusive, of Wild’s North Briton, 1763, and 6 other volumes 
 
 Life of Thomas Egerton, Lord Ellesmere, large folio—Large folio blank volume 
 
 ~The Monthly Review for the Years 1808, 1809, 1810, 1811, 1812, 1813, 1814, 1815, 
 
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 901 Theatri Precipuarum Tobius Mundi Urbium, 4 vols, folio, coloured plates, imperfect 
 
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 907 Lodge’s Portraits of Illustrious Personages, 14 parts, folio 
 
 908 Part 1 to 5, Neale’s Westminster Abbey, large paper copy 
 
 909 Seven plain Military Costumes 
 
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 911 Bigland’s miscellaneous Prints 
 
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 921 Ditto of the Ruins of St. Martin’s Church, Dover 
 
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 Flamsteed’s Atlas Ccelestis, folio, London, 1752 
 
 Regne de Joachim Napoleon, 2 numbers of coloured Military Costumes, and sundry others 
 
 Thurston’s Religious Emblems, from engravings on wood, 4to. London, 1809, and a volume 
 of Scraps 
 
 Three large subjects of Feacing,. by Signior Francalanza 
 
 Temptations of St. Anthony, large print 
 
 Carolus Howard, fine large engraving by Sherwin, from Gainsborough 
 
 Large print of Napoleon, and one other 
 
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 Twenty small Subjects, shipping 
 
 Six large Lithographic Prints, military 
 
 A folio of miscellaneous Caracatures 
 
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 Farewell and Return, 2 finely coloured engravings, by Cooper, from Corbould 
 
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 Iris and Echo, 2 coloured Engravings, by Keller, from Guido 
 
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 Large coloured Print, representing a South View of Corunna, and 4 others 
 
 Oxford Cabinet, 2 parts, and sundries 
 
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 Four Engravings—Napoleon, Wellmgton, Sir John Hope, and Lord Hutchinson 
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 Portraits of Wellington, Lord Cosmo Russell, and Sir R. Peel 
 
 Portrait of Grose, Julius Cesar, and others 
 
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 Pudi Views of xe: Ruins of St. Martin’s Church, Dover 
 
 Portraits of Herschel, Napoleon, Captain Franklin, and Mrs. Montague 
 Two Drawings by + Harding ge. of Mrs. Vesey and Mrs. E. Carter, and fine coloured Print of 
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 Large Engravings of Saltwood Castle, Dover Castle, and Town of Dover 
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 993 A series of 43 Mezzotinto Portraits of eminent persons, by Faber, from Kneller 
 
 994 Fine Portrait of the Rev. T. Warton, by Hodges, from Sir J. Reynolds—Ditto Dr. Joseph 
 Warton, by Smith, from Sir J. Reynolds, and 2 others 
 
 995 Portrait of Nelson, engraved in mezzotinto, by Earlom, from Sir W. Beechy—Ditto E. W. 
 Montagu, by Smith, from W. Peters 
 
 996 Three Lithographic Portraits, Marie Louise, General Sebastiani, and Madame de la 
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 997 Three ditto, Constant, Manuel, and Madame Horteuse 
 
 998 Fine engraved Portrait (by Vertue) of Wm. Cotton, published by the Society of Anti- 
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 Fine Engraving, by Boulanger, from Leonardi da Vinci, and 2 others 
 
 Mezzotinto Portrait of Sir Johu Moore, by Turner, from Sir Thomas Lawrence, and ditto 
 Chief Justice Abbott, by Reynolds, from Owen 
 
 L’Amour et Psyche and Bath of Diana, 2 large Engravings 
 
 Two sheets of Views of Churches, and 2 coloured Prints of the interior of Mount Serrat, 
 Church in Spain, and the Monastery of Mount Serrat 
 
 Bretherton’s Public Characters, 25 plates 
 
 Two large pencil Drawings, Scripture Pieces, by G. Morghen and J. Zocchi 
 
 Four full length Portraits, engraved by Gunst. from Van Dyk—Philadelphia and Eliz. 
 Wartons—Margaret Smith—Wm. Villiers, Arthur Goodwin, and Lord Visc. Chaworts 
 Portrait of Lieut.-Colonel Taylor, by Heath 
 
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 Two original Drawings, by Raphael, representing Jacob’s Vision with the Ladder, see 
 
 
 
 Genesis, chap. 28—and David dancing before the Ark, see 2nd Samuel, chap. 6. Very 
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 Duke of Newcastle and Earl of Lincoln on one sheet, by Faber, from Sir Godfrey 
 Kneller, and Manuella Sancho, by Meyer, from Hoppner, 2 mezzotinto Engravings 
 Fine old coloured Portrait of Helena the wife of Rubens, and large Portrait of Napoleon 
 Inside of the Crypt of Hythe Church, small View of St, Augustine’s Monastery, and one 
 other 
 
 Four original chalk Drawings by Picard 
 
 Sixteen lithographic Portraits, various 
 
 Two engraved Portraits, Owen and Seward, and 3 others 
 
 Two lithographic Portraits, Sontag and Lafitte 
 
 View of Montserrat, and 4 others 
 
 Large Engraving, Shakspeare’s As you like it—Duke of Cumberland, with a view of. the 
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 Fifty-five Portaits, Sir Egerton Brydges 
 
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 Parcel of Views of the Old Castle of Glocester, with copper plate of ditto 
 
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 Plate of Giles Brydges, third Lord Chandos, and 1 other 
 
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 Tableau des Uniformes de la Cavalerie et Infanterie de l’Empire Francais, large coloured 
 sheet 
 
 The Dead Trumpeter and sundry others 
 
 F’, de Witt’s Views of the principal Towns in Europe, small folio, bound 
 
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 Carte de I’Italie, ditto Napoli, and 10 others 
 
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 1065 Thirteen Prints, various 
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 1068 Lot of Prints, various 
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 1070 Eighteen Prints, various 
 1071 Twelve Landscapes, etchings 
 1072 Fourteen pencil Drawings, Childrens’ Amusements 
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 1078 A Drawing of Tessilated Pavement. with the autograph of Jacob the Antiquary 
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 Lectures sur ’Art Militaire, Reconnoissances, Fortifications, &c. 4 vols. folio 
 Compendicum Homericum, 3 vols, 4to.—Tractatus super Logica Aristotelis, 4to. 3 
 copies from the Cologna Library 
 
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 and various miscellaneous articles | 
 
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 Remarks on Robert Greene, by Sir E. Brydges,.and an Autograph Letter of J. Haslewood 
 Various Autograph Letters and. Papers. including an old Ghost Story 
 
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 burne, &c. Also remarks on the English Liturgy, in Latin, by Casaubon, aiddfessed ito 
 Bancroft, Bishop of London, 
 
 Papers belonging or relating to Archbishop Frewen, containing several autographs of him, 
 and other eminent persons, the Archbishop’s directions to his executor, autography)!A 
 curious list of the Grand Jury for Sussex, for 1655. ‘ Articles agreed upon by the Arche 
 bishops and Bishops, and Clergy, in the convocation holden at London, in‘*the Syear 
 1562.”" Printed at London in 1628, with various other interesting letters, .memoranda, 
 and accounts, &c. 
 
 Orders of the House of Lords, 4to. red morocco 
 
 Narration of the execution of Mary Queen of Scotland, a coeval manuscript 
 
 Volume, containing a tour on the Continent, description of Windsor Castle, &c. 
 Autographs of Admiral Rooke, George Prince of Denmark, and other eminent per- 
 sons, &c. 
 
 Four old manuscripts, bound, containing numerous valuable receipts and methods of 
 cooking, and various other papers upon the same subject 
 
 Letters of Sir T. Egerton to the Earl of Essex, a coeval manuscript, and a curious an- 
 cient manuscript with various others, principally upon religious subjects 
 
 Petition from Maidstone to the: House, of Commons, for permission to have jurisdiction 
 respecting small debts, with numerous autograph signatures and various manuscripts, 
 3 autographs of George Prince of Denmark, Admiral Rooke and others—Minutes of 
 the Commissioners for executing the office of Lord High Admiral, and several others 
 both curious and original 
 
 Various autograph letters by Lord Hardwicke, Montague, T. Tenison, and others, &c. 
 Volume, containing autograph letters of Gilchrist, Haslewood, Utterson, Bindley, Gibbon, 
 Walter Scott, Park, Hasted, Robert Bloomfield, &c. and an autograph of Beattie on 
 Slavery. 
 
 Autograph letter of Gray the poet, 1763—Poem by Mrs. Carter—and autographs of Bill 
 Perkins, and one other 
 
 Warrant of George I, to the Duke of Marlborough to instal the Prince of Hesse Cassel 
 Autograph letter of the celebrated Necker,—-copies of Gray's letters to Nicholls, and other 
 autographs, &c. 
 
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 Order for. the execution of the mutineers at Woolwich, with the autograph signature of 
 Admiral Rooke, &c. 1694—Ditto of Prince George to an order for a Court Martial, &c. 
 Autographs of George III, Prince George of Denmark, and two manuscripts, &c. 
 
 Ten Sermons, written and preached about the middle of the last century, by an eminent 
 Divine of the Church of England 
 
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 The following works (erroneously marked as Heir Looms) were discovered too 
 
 late for insertion in their respective places. 
 
 British Critic, 3 vols. 8vo, half bound 
 Brydges’ Sonnets, 12mo, London, 1795—Gray’s Poems, 8vo, London, 1800, very fine 
 edition—Gibson’s View of the ancient and present State of the churches of Door, Horne- 
 Lacy and Hempsted, 4to, London, 1727. In this work will be found memoirs of the 
 ancient family of Scudamore. 
 
 Vigenere’s Cesar’s Commentaries, folio, 1789 
 
 Puffendorf. Commentariorum de Rebus Suecicis, folio, Utrecht, 1686. A work of great 
 reputation. Dibdin 
 
 Ogilby’s Britannia, folio, London, 1675 
 
 Challoner’s Garden of the Soul, 1800—-Companion to the Altar; or, pocket Missal, 1802 
 Dunster’s considerations on Milton, 8vo, 1800—-Wharton’s Poems, 2 vols. 8vo, 1802 
 Lowth. De Sacra Poesi Hebreeorum, &c, 4to, Oxford, 1763... A most learned and ele- 
 gant work, admired both at home and abroad. 
 
 Clavis Homerica, 8vo, 1771 —Digge’s Pantometria, 4to, London, 1591—La Bulue, 1760 
 —Roma Antica e Moderna, 8vo, Rome, 1678 
 
 Concordantie Particularum Ebreaico Chaldicarum, 4to, 1733,—Liber Psalmorum He- 
 braice, a Hulsu, 1750 
 
 Ceesaris Commentarii, 12mo, 1574—Ovidii Opera, cum notis variorum, 3 vols, 8vo, 1661, 
 vol. 2 missing —Psalterium Daveitis Carmini, 12mo. 1539 
 
 Horatii Opera, 12mo, 1791—Pindaricum Lexicum, 8vo, Hamb. 1606—Strozzi Poeta, 8vo, 
 Paris, 1530 
 
 Aratos, Oxford, 1762—Aristotalis de Poetica, Glasgow, 1745—Bion and Moschus, 
 London, 1795 
 
 Villare Anglicum, 8vo, London, 1678—Salmon’s Geographical Grammar, 1760—Mo- 
 nasticon Hibernicum, 8vo, 1722 
 
 Bruti Florentine Historie, 8vo, 1562—Horatii Poemata, 1611—Lucani Pharsalia, 1719 
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 Greek Testament, 2 vols. 12mo, title pages wanting 
 
 Opera Virgiliana, folio, Lyons, 1528—Ovidii Opera, London, 1745 
 
 Muratori delle Antichita estensi ed Italiane, 2 parts, folio, Modena, 1717 
 
 Friderii Ottonis Menckenii de vita august Politiani, 4to, Leipsic, 1736—Breviarum 
 Romanum, Paris, 1724 
 
 Antiquities of Warwickshire, 21 Nos. folio, Coventry—Pennant’s Illustrations of London, 
 2 of No. 1, and 1 of Nos. 2 & 3 
 
 Sundry odd Nos. of Grose’s Antiquities, folio 
 
 Topographical Antiquities, 21 odd Nos. 
 
 Thuani Historiarum, folio, Paris, 1604, rare 
 
 Buck’s Views of the Castles in Kent, folio 
 
 Carter’s collection of 120 Views of Ancient Buildings in England, € vols. 32mo, neatly 
 bound, London, 1768 
 
 Tracts—Whitby’s Last Thoughts—Key of Heaven, 32mo, 1802 
 
 Stewart’s Tracts on. Astronomy, Svo—Table of English Coms. MSS, 8vo—Geographie 
 Ancienne Abrége, 3 vols. 12mo, Paris, 1768 
 
 Royal and noble Authors, 40 Nos. small 4to. 
 
 PAINTINGS, &c. 
 
 Virgin and Child, after Carlo Maratti ' 
 An allegorical representation of Episcopacy 
 
 St. Peter with the Keys, on copper 
 
 St. John, the Evangelist, holding the Book of Revelation, on copper 
 
 St. Ignasius Loyola, founder of the order of Jesuits 
 
 The Virgin and Child, painted by, or in the school of Carlo Cionani 
 
 St. Catherine receives from the infant Jesus, (to whom, according to the Legends of the 
 
 Romish Church, she was espoused) the crown of martyrdom ; in her right hand she holds 
 
 the wheel, the instrument of her sufferings. Supposed by Carlo Cignani. 
 
 Portrait (full length) of Mr. Maxwell, by Romney 
 
 The Pharisee and Publican, by Van Eyck or Giotto 
 
 Portrait of the Hon. Thomas Egerton, by Claret 
 
 Portrait of Jacob Lord Astley, of Reading 
 
 Portrait of Richard Gibbon, m. vp. by Hanneman 
 
 Gentleman in Armour, with scarf fastened on right shoulder 
 
 A Boy’s Head, by Frank Hals 
 
 Portrait of Queen Catherine Parr 
 
 Portrait of King Harry the 7th 
 

 
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 Portrait of the Marquis of Winchester 
 
 Portrait of Charles Brandon, Duke of Suffolk and Mary Queen of France 
 Our Saviour, a very curious old Painting on wood with the following inscription. This 
 present Figure is the similitude of our Lord J H V oure Saviour imprinted in Amiruld 
 by the predesessors of te greate Turke and sent to the Pope Innosent the'8 at the cost of 
 the grete Turke for a token for this cawse to redeme his broter that was takyn Presoner. 
 Portrait of Professor Wallis, Engraving by Burghers ) 
 
 Copper Medallion of Queen Catherine, Wife of King Henry of France . 
 Portrait of Charles Brandon, Duke of Suffolk, and Mary Queen of France, Engraving by 
 Trotter, from the original Painting before mentioned 
 
 View near Denton, Kent 
 
 Portrait of John Egerton, Earl of Bridgewater, engraving by Smith, from a painting by 
 Kneller 
 
 Wootton Court, Kent, engraving by Morris, from a painting by Plaw 
 
 Lee Priory, Kent, engraving by Medland, from a painting by Dixon 
 
 A Chinese Landscape, in needle work 
 
 Portrait of Thomas Egerton, Lord Ellesmere 
 
 Portrait of John Egerton, Earl of Bridgewater, engraved from a painting by Claret 
 Portrait of the Rev. Edward Taylor, engraving by F. Rosaspina, from a miniature by Cross 
 Portrait of Charles Brandon, Duke of Suffolk 
 
 Portrait of Matthew Robinson, Baron Rokeby, engraving by Barrowfran, from a painting 
 by Arrowsmith 
 
 Portrait of Frances Bridges, Countess of Exeter, engraving by Cyborne, from a painting 
 by Van Dyck 
 
 Portrait of the Hon. Thomas Egerton 
 
 Portrait of Sir William Manwaring 
 
 Portrait of Lady Manwaring, afterwards Lady Blount 
 
 Portrait of Sir Egerton Brydges 
 
 Portrait of Mrs. Montagu, Drawing by Harding from a Painting by Hoare 
 
 Portrait of the Countess of Bridgewater, Engraving by Simon, from a painting by Dale 
 Portrait of Sir George Ent 
 
 Saint John’s, Swingfield, Kent, painted and engraved by Cooke 
 
 Denton Court, Kent, engraving by Newton, from a painting by Williams 
 
 Head of an Old Man, painted on copper 
 
 A fine Engraving by Smith, from a painting by Wych 
 
 An Etching in Indian ink 
 
 An Etching of a View of the three Arches over the River Stour, appertaining to the Old 
 Monastery of Blackfriars, Canterbury 
 
 Ruins of Sudbury Castle, Gloucestershire, a coloured drawing by the Rey. C. Willyams 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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 1222 <A miniature Portrait of Mrs. Lefroy 
 
 1223 Two engraved Heads in same frame 
 
 1224.. A curious Engraving of an Altar Piece, by Stunt 
 
 1225. Representation of the Crucifixion, curiously cut out m paper 
 1226 A curious Roman Catholic Subject, in needle work 
 
 1227 Portrait of Titian’s Mother, believed to be an original by Titian 
 1228 The Death of Lucretia, believed to be by Guido 
 
 1229 Blackfriars, Canterbury 
 
 1230 Coloured drawing of Sudely Church 
 
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