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Ord 1829 (part)
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1829
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CATALOGUE OF THE CURIOUS AND VALUABLE LIBRARY OF CRAVEN ORD, ESQ. INCLUDING A most extraordinary Collection of Antient Manuscripts relating to English History and Topography, among which are ORIGINAL CHARTULARIES OF GARENDON IN LEICESTERSHIRE, OF BURY, SIBTON ABBEY, BUNGAY PRIORY, WHEPSTED ABBEY, Rumbergh, Campsey Nunnery, Saxham, Allensborne Priory, Dodnash, Butley Priory, and Hoxne Priory. Also the Chartulary of John de Vallibus, or Vaux, 1288, being ONE OF THE EARLIEST PRIVATE CHARTULAEIES EXISTING. An Original Deed of Henry II. THE ORIGINAL WARDROBE ACCOUNTS OF EDWARD II. EDWARD III., Eleanor, Sister of EDWARD III., Jobanne, Widow of Henry IV., HENRY VIII's HOUSEHOLD BOOK for 1544. Household Book of the Duke of Norfolk, from 1462 to 1469, very curious. Household Book of the Earl of Surrey, 1516-24, of Sir Edward Coke, Author of the Institutes, 1595. COLLECTIONS FOR THE HISTORY OF SUFFOLK, 23 vol. folio. Iter Suffolciense Salomonis de Roffe, 1287, ON VELLUM. Taxatio Suffolciae 28 Henry VIII. ON VELLUM. SUFFOLK PEDIGREES, 3 vol. Harvey's Visitation of Suffolk, 1561. Original Surveys and Court Books of Manors in Suffolk. The Psalter, in English; very curious Manuscript of the XIVth Century. Chronicle of England, ending 1419. Bishop Stanley's Metrical History of the House of Stanley. Francis Thynne's History of the Lords Cobbam, a beautiful Manuscript, with the Arms emblazoned. Also, A CURIOUS COLLECTION OF AUTOGRAPHS, FROM THE TIME OF HENRY VI. Among the Printed Books are, Holy Bible, by Coverdale, FIRST EDITION, imperfect, EXTREMELY BARE, MDXXXV. Golden Legend, imperfect, by Caxton, MCCCCLXXXIII. Chaucer's Canterbury Tales, imperfect, Imprented by Pynson, Nova Statute; Imprented by Pynson. The Festival, Wynkyn de Worde, 1528. Gough's Sepulchral Monuments, 5 vol. Rapin's History of England, 5 vol. in ruisia, &c. &c. WHICH WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. EVANS, AT HIS HOUSE, No. 93, PALL MALL, On Thursday June 25, and Two following Days, 1829.

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CONDITIONS OF SALE. / I. THE highest Bidder to be the Buyer; and if any Dispute arise between two or more Bidders, the Lot so disputed, shall be immediately put up again and re-sold. / II. No Person to advance less than 1s.; above Five Pounds, 2s. 6d.; and so in Proportion. / III. The Purchasers to give in their Names and Places of Abode, and to pay down 5s. in the Pound, if required, in Part Payment of the Purchase-money; in Default of which the Lot or Lots so purchased to be immediately put up again and re-sold. / IV. The Lots to be taken away, at the Buyer's Expence, within Three Days after the Conclusion of the Sale; and the remainder of the Purchase-money to be absolutely paid on or before Delivery. / V. The Books are presumed to be perfect unless otherwise expressed; but if, upon collating, AT THE PLACE OF SALE, they should prove defective, the Purchasers will be at Liberty to take or reject them. / VI. The Sale of any Book, or Books, is not to be set aside on account of any Stained, or Short Leaves. / VII. Upon Failure of complying with the above Conditions the Money deposited in Part of Payment shall be forfeited; and all Lots uncleared within the Time aforesaid, shall be re-sold by public or private Sale, and the Deficiency (if any) attending such Re-sale, shall be made good by the Defaulter at this Sale. / No Lots will be delivered during the Time of Sale. / Gentlemen who cannot attend the Sale, may have their Commissions faithfully executed, by their humble Servant, / R. H. EVANS. / Printed by W. Nicol, Cleveland-row, St. James's.|CATALOGUE OF THE CURIOUS AND VALUABLE LIBRARY OF CRAVEN ORD, ESQ.[after N@]|Preparing for Sale by MR. EVANS. / THE VALUABLE LIBRARY of an EMINENT COLLECTOR.[after N@618]

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Started to sell his library in 1829, when he left England to travel for health reason. Remainder of the library (manuscripts) sold until 1832: http://access.bl.uk/item/viewer/ark:/81055/vdc_100063574630.0x000001#?c=0&m=0&s=0&cv=0&xywh=-1525%2C-147%2C4589%2C2927.

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FIRST DAYS SALE. [The Sale will commence at half-past Twelve.] // FIRST DAYS SALE. [The Sale will commence at half-past Twelve.] / Octavo et Infra. [FIRST DAYS SALE. [The Sale will commence at half-past Twelve.]]
1 Adam's Roman Antiquities, 1792
2 Almanacs. — A volume of various Almanacs for 1719. / Agriculture of the County of Suffolk, 1797. / Aubrey's Miscellanies, 1784.
3 Aikin's Calendar of Nature, interleaved with Manuscript Notes, 1784
4 The Great Abridgment of all the Statutes to 32 of Henry VIII. Imprynted by Petit, 1542
5 AErei Nummi Caroli Combe, a portion of Mead's Catalogue, marking those in the possession of Dr. Combe, interleaved with numerous Ms. Notes, and a Drawing.
6 Barwick's Life of Dean Barwick, 1724. / Comenius's Gate of Languages, imperfect, 1643. / Beaujour's View of the Commerce of Greece, 1800.
7 Borlase on the Reduction of Ireland to England, 1675.
[none] Abridgment of Bedford on Hereditary Right, 1714.
8 Brydges's Censura Literaria, 4 vol. in 2, 1805
9 Biographia Dramatica, 2 vol. with some MS. Notes and Extracts from Newspapers. 1782
10 Butler's Hudibras, by Grey, 2 vol. cuts by Hogarth, 1764
11 Beaumont and Fletcher's Dramatic Works, 10 vol. plates, 1778
12 Beloe's Anecdotes of Literature and Scarce Books, 6 vol. 1807
13 Brand's Popular Antiquities, 1777
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14 Barbier's Famous Game of Chesse-Play, scarce, in old blue morocco, 1640
15 Burnett's Life of Bishop Bedell, Cole's Copy, with a few Ms. Notes, 1685
16 Bolton's extinct Peerage of England, 1769
17 Baronetage of England, 2 vol. 1720
18 Bourget's History of the Abbey of Bee, 1779. / Ducarels Account of the Alien Priories, by Gough, 2 vol. very scarce, 1779.
19 Collins's English Baronetage, 5 vol. 1741
20 Catalogue of the Mss. in the Cottoniap Library, with many emendations and additions, 1777
21 Chronica Juridicialia, an abridgment and continuation of Dugdale's Origines Juridiciales.
22 Calamy's Abridgment of Baxter's Life and Times, 4 vol. Cole's Copy, 1713
23 Cunningham's Law of Tithes, 1777. / Guide to Merchants, Custom House Officers, &c. 1730.
24 Catalogue of 500 Living Authors, interleaved, 1788
25 Cole's English Dictionary, 1685
26 Condamine's Tour to Italy, 1763. / Regni Persici Status, cuts, Elz. 1633. / Valor Beneficiorum, 1695, 3 vol.
27 Chamberlayne's Present State of England, 1694. / Catalogue of Oxford Graduates, 1747.
28 Carter's History of the University of Cambridge, 2 vol. interleaved, with numerous Ms. Notes, 1753
29 Catalogue of Rowe Mores's Books and Manuscripts, 1779
30 Christ, Dictionnaire des Monogrammes, Chiffres, &c. Par. 1750
31 Canova and Visconti on the Elgin Marbles, 1816. / Elgin's Pursuits in Greece, 1815.
32 Catalogue of the Curious Mss. of T. Martin, with Prices, 1773. / Catalogue of the remaining Part of Martin's Mss. Partly Priced, 1774. / Catalogue of Ives's Library, 1777.
33 _ [Catalogue] of the entire Library of Martin of Palgrave. Booth's Catalogue, 1774. / Berry's Catalogue, 1774.
34 _ [Catalogue] of Rawlinson's Library. Catalogue of Sale's (the Translator of the Koran) Library. Catalogue of Sir J. Jekyll.s a Mss. collected by Lord Somers. Catalogue of Orator Henley's Mss. 1759. / Catalogue of Lord Chancellor Clarendon's Mss. most curious, 1744. / Catalogue of Sir Julius Caesar's Mss. 1757.
35 Dallaway on the Statuary and Sculpture of the Antients, plates, very scarce. The greater part of the impression being burnt, 1816
36 Dallaway on English Architecture, 1806
37 Dallaway's Anecdotes of the Arts in England, 1800
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38 Dibdin's Bibliomania, 1811
39 De Vaines, Dictionnaire Raisonhé de Diplomatique, 2 vol. cuts, Par. 1774
40 Drake's History of Scotland, burnt by the hangman, 1703
41 Ducange, Glossarium Mediae et Infimae Latinitatis, 6 vol. 1772
42 Dyer's Restoration of the Antient mode of bestowing Names on Rivers, &c. 1805. / Davenant on Grants. 1700, 2 vol.
43 Edwards's Canons of Criticism, 1758
44 Edmondson's Historical and Genealogical Account of the Family of Greville, privately printed, red morocco, 1766
45 Ellis's Specimens of Metrical Romances, 3 vol. 1805
46 Extracts from the King of France's MSS. 2 vol. 1789
47 Erasmus's Praise of Folly, cuts by Holbein, 1709
48 Exmoor Scolding in the Exmoor Language, 1778. / Anstey's New Bath Guide, 1768.
49 Fosbrooke's British Monachism, 2 vol. in 1, 1802
50 Fortescue de laudibus Legum Angliae, 1775
51 Finett on the Reception and Treatment of Ambassadors, 1656
52 Fowler's Exchequer Practice, 2 vol. 1795. / Earnshaw's Penal Statutes relating to the Customs, Vol. 1, 1793. / Rules of the Exchequer 1766.
53 Frejus's Voyage to Mauritania to Muley Arxid King of Tafiletta. 1671
54 Fleetwood s Chronicon Preciosum, 1745
55 Free's London Geography, 1789. / Robertson on Punctuation, 1785. / Jus Sigilli, 1678.
56 Fulke's most Pleasant Prospect into the Garden of Naturall Contemplation to behold all kind of Meteors, 1602.
57 Gentleman's Magazine from 1750 to 1827, 123 vol. half bound, and for the year 1828 in Numbers, Indexes, 4 vol.
58 Grose's Dictionary of the Vulgar Tongue, 2 paged damaged. 1785
59 _ [Grose's] Provincial Glossary, 1787
60 _ [Grose's] Olio, in boards, 1792
61 Gostling's Walk in and about Canterbury, 1777
62 Grose's Antiquities of England and Wales, 8 vol. fine impressions of the plates, with a Note from Grose to Mr. Ord.
63 Gilpin's Life of Cranmer, 1784
64 Grafton's Abridgment of the Chronicle of England, Imprinted by Tottyll, 1564
65 Grafton's Abridgement of the Chronicle of Englande, corrected and augmented to thys present yere 1572, fine copy, in old red morocco, 1572
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66 Great Charter called in Latyn Magna Charta, with diuers olde Statutes, fine copy, Imprynted by Petyt, 1542
67 Gilpin's Essay on Prints, 1768. / Granger's Letters, 1805.
68 Harington's Nugae Antiquae, 3 vol. 1779. Lounger, 3 vol. 1788.
69 Hornby's Specimens of the Mistakes in Dugdale's Baronage, 1730
70 Historical Collections concerning the Changes of Religion, collected out of Protestant Historians, 1686
71 History of Essex, 6 vol. plates, 1770
72 Hearne's Collection of Curious Discourses, 2 vol. 1775
73 Heinnekin, Idée d'une Collection Complette d'Estampes, plates, scarce, 1771
74 Home on the Study of Bibliography, 2 vol. 1814
75 Hawkins on the Origin and Establishment of Gothic Architecture, 1813
76 Howell's Familiar Letters, 1754
77 Heron (Pinkerton)'s Letters on Literature, 1785 / Howlett on Price's Essay on Population. / History of Taxes from the Conquest, 1725, in all 3 vol.
78 I. H's. Tour to the Caves near Ingleborough in Yorkshire, with a Glossary of Old and Original Words made use of in the North, 1782
79 Howard's History of Edward and Richard II. 1690. / Greek and Roman History illustrated by Coins and Medals, interleaved 1692. / Copy of a Letter found near Strawberry Hill, 1783, 3 vol.
80 Hopton's Concordancy of Yeares, 1612
81 Hervey's Letter to Sir T. Hanmer, and other Tracts in the Volume.
82 Horae Intemeratae Virginis Mariae Secundum Usum Romanum, PRINTED UPON VELLUM, with plates and engraved borders, Paris, Kerver, 1501
83 Heures a l'usaige de Rome toutes au long, avec les signes de l'Apocalipse, la Vie du Sainct Homme Thobie, &c. plates, and engraved borders, Paris, pour Simon Vostre, 1575
84 Hugonis Pia Desideria, cuts, Antverp. 1628. / Juvenalis Satyrae, 1677, 2 vol.
85 Introduction to the Knowledge of the most eminent Painters, 1778
86 Junius Identified, 1816. / Jackson on the Four Ages, 1798.
87 Kimber and Johnson's Baronetage of England, 3 vol. 1771
88 Knight's Life of Erasmus, Cole's Copy, 1726
89 Kirby's Historical Account of Twelve Prints of Monasteries, Castles, Churches, &c. in Suffolk, plates, 1748
90 Kirby's Suffolk Traveller, interleaved with Manuscript Notes, 1735
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91 Kalendarium Sanctorum Britannicorum, or Memorials of the Saints of Great Britain and Ireland, 2 vol. interleaved with numerous Manuscript Notes, 1736
92 Le Neve, Monumenta Anglicana, 5 vol. 1719
93 Leland's Itinerary, by Hearne, 9 vol. in 3, 1770
94 Lelandi Collectanea de Rebus Britannicis, ab Hearne, 6 vol. 1774
95 Liber Niger Scaccarii, ab Hearne, 2 vol. 1774
96 Lives of Leland, Hearne and Wood, 2 vol. 1772
97 Letters of Eminent Men, from the Bodleian Library, 3 vol. 1813
98 Leake's Historical Account of English Money, 1793
99 Laughton's History of Ancient Egypt, 1774. Present State of Egypt, 1678. Life of Richard II. 1681, 3 vol.
100 Lambarde's Eirenarcha, or Office of Justice of the Peace, 1594. / J. Illingworth on Forestalling, 1800, 2 vol.
101 Langley's Abridgment of Polydore Vergile of the devisers and finders of Artes, &c. 1551
102 London. — New View of London, 2 vol. 1708
103 Milton's Paradise Regained, and Samson Agonistes, FIRST EDITION, 1671
104 Mercurius Rusticus, or Countries Complaint, frontispiece, 1646
105 Masters's Life of Baker, 1784
106 Minot's Poems, by Ritson, 1795
107 Macer de Viribus Herbarum, cum interpretatiunculis, cuts. Lucan, by May, 1691, 2 vol.
108 Milner on Gothic Architecture, 1813. Major on Norman Tiles, 1794, 2 vol.
109 Mundy's Briefe Chronicle, 1611
110 Mortimer's Student's Pocket Dictionary, 1789. Record's Arithmetic, augmented by Dee and Mellis, 1658.
111 The Matrons, Six short Histories, 1762
112 Memoirs of the Judges whose Portraits are preserved in Guildhall, 1791. / Pepys's Memoirs of the English Navy, portrait, 1690, 2 vol.
113 Mineral Kingdom of Great Britain Displayed, 1713. / Tunbridge Wells Guide, cuts. Manuscript Notes, 1790, 2 vol.
114 Merrey on the Coinage of England, 1789. / Observations on the Buildings of London, 1771, 2 vol.
115 Northumberland Household Book, with the Preface by Percy, ORIGINAL EDITION, PRIVATELY PRINTED, RARE, fine copy, gilt leaves, 1770
116 Nichols's Literary Anecdotes of the XVIIIth Century, 9 vol. uncut, 1812. / Nichols's Illustrations of the Literary History of the XVIIIth Century, 3 vol. uncut, 1817.
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117 Noble's Memoirs of the House of Cromwell, 2 vol. 1784
118 _ [Noble's] Continuation of Granger's Biographical History, 3 vol. 1806
119 Nicolas's Testamenta Vetusta, Illustrations from Wills of Manners, Customs, &c. 2 vol. 1826
120 Osborne's Catalogue of Books and Manuscripts, 1738. / Osborne's Catalogue of Valuable Libraries, including that of St. George King of Arms, 1738. / Catalogue of Warburton Somerset Herald's Books and MSS. 1758. / Webbs Catalogue, 1771.
121 Oulton's History of the London Theatres, 3 vol. 1817
122 Office et Auctoryté des Justice de Peas, Imprynted by Redman, 1538
123 Oxford Guide. Remarks On Theatres, 1809. Oweni Epigrammata, 1694.
124 Pinkerton on Medals, 2 vol. 1789
125 Percy's Reliques of English Poetry, 3 vol. 1812
126 Pettus on the Constitution of Parliaments, 1680. / Book of Oaths both Ancient and Modern, 1689. / Discourse on the late publication of the Statutes, 1812, 3 vol.
127 Pennant's Journey from Chester to London, Dublin, 1783. / Peerage, 3 tol. 1709. / Ruggles's History of the Poor, 2 vol. 1793.
128 Pegge's Forme of Cury, portrait inserted, 1780
129 Pegge's Anecdotes of Old Times, 1813
130 PROCLAMATIONS OF EDWARD VI. — All suche Proclamations as haue been sette furthe by the Kynges Maiestie (and passed the print), VERY RARE, Grafton, 1550
131 PRESIDENTS. A Boke of Presidentes exactely written in maner of a Register, with the fourme of all maner of Evidentes and instruments, Imprinted by Marshe, 1551
132 Robin Hood, by Ritson, 2 vol. cuts, Scarce, 1795
133 Ruggle, Ignoramus, edente Hawkins, scarce, 1787
154 Reeves's History of the English Law, 4 vol. 1787
135 Ruding's Annals of the Coinage, 6 vol. plates, 1819
136 Rayner's Tithe Cases, 3 vol. 1783. / West on Extents, 1817.
137 Ray's Collection of English Proverbs, best edition, 1768
138 Rose's Amadis de Gaul, 1813

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139 Archaeologia, or Tracts relating to Antiquity, published by the Society of Antiquaries, 19 vol. in russia, with the Index to the first 15 vol. half bound, vol. 20 to 22, Part 1. sewed.
140 Astle and Grose's Antiquarian Repertory, 4 vol. plates, 1775
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141 Ames Typographical Antiquities, by Herbert, 3 vol. 1785
142 Ames's Typographical Antiquities, by Dibdin, 4 vol. 1810
143 Ayscough Catalogue of the, Mss. in the British Museum, 2 vol. 1782
144 Astle on the Origin and Progress of Writing, 1784
145 Anstis's History of the Order of the Bath, 1725
146 Alter et Idem, a New Review (by Deverell), 1794
147 Antiquarian Tracts. A Collection of Tracts relating to Family History, Church Wardens Accounts, &c, &c.
148 Antiquarian Tracts, Dissertation on Domesday Book, Description of the Interview between Henry VIII. and Francis I. &c. &c.
149 Arbuthnot on Coins, Weights, and Measures, 1727
150 Ayloffe's Calendars of Ancient Charters, 1774
151 Ayscu's Historie of the Wars between England and Scotland, from William the Conqueror to James I. 1607
152 Ancient Dialogue concerning the Exchequer, 1758
153 Brand's History of Newcastle, with, an Account of the Coal Trade, 2 vol. plates, 1789
154 Barrington's Observations on the Ancient Statutes, 1775
155 Blount's Jocular Tenures, by Beckwith, 1815
156 Bree's Sketch of the Establishments of England during the XIVth Century, 1791
157 Batteley, Autiquitates Rutupinae, et S. Edmundi Burgi, 1745
158 Brown on Vulgar Errors, portrait, 1669
159 Baringii Clavis Diplomatica, 1737
160 Bergeri Commentatio de Personis, seu, Larvis, plates.
161 Book of Christian Prayers, (Queen Elizabeths's Prayer Book) with engraved borders, representing the Dance of Death, 1608
162 Brant, Navis Stultifera, euts, Basil, Lamparter, 1507.
162* Bromley's Catalogue of Engraved British Portraits, 1793
163 CHRONICLES. — Holinshed's Chronicles, 6 vol. 1807. / Fabyan's Chronicle, 1811, together 7 vol. extra bound. / Hall's Chronicle, in boards, 1809. / Hardyng's Chronicle, by Ellis, in boards, 1812. / Rastell's Chronicle, 1811, in all 10 vol.
164 CHRONICLES. — Froissart's Chronicles, by Johnes, 5 vol. plates, extra bound, Hafod, 1803
165 Catalogue of Cambridge Graduates, interleaved, 1787
166 Cooper's Chronicle, 1565
167 Castilio's Courtyer, by Hoby, fine copy, in russia, 1561
168 Clarke on the Tomb of Alexander, 1805
169 Christie on the Greek Game invented by Palamedes, cuts, 1801
170 Carew's Survey of Cornwall, with some loose, papers, containing Ms. Notes, 1769
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171 Catalogue of the Portland Museum, 1786. / Catalogue of Lord Orford's Collection, Part 1, priced.
172 Carlisle's Catalogue of the Printed Books in the Antiquarian Society, 1816
173 Capper on Winds and Monsoons, 1801
174 Collection of the Antiquities of the English Franciscans, 1726
175 Carleton's Thankfull Remembrance of God's Mercie, cuts, frontispiece, and portrait, 1630
176 Camden's Remaines Concerning Britain, 1637
177 Another Copy, portrait, 1657
178 Coote's English School-Master, 1704
179 Coins. — Bryant's Vindication of the Apamean Medal, 1775. / Catalogue of the Coins of Canute, King of Denmark and England, 1777. / Dutens sur les Medailles Grecques et Pheniciennes, 1773.
180 Combe, Catalogus Nummorum in Hunteri Museo, 1782
181 Derrick's History of the Royal Navy, 1806
182 Denne's Observations on Paper Marks, interleaved, cuts, and some Pen and Ink Drawings inserted.
183 Digges's Prognostication Everlasting, or Rules to Judge the Weather by the Sunne, Moone, &c. 1592
184 Eckhel, Nummi Veteres Anecdoti, plates, 1775
185 Expositio Hymnorum totius Anni secundum Usum Sarum, the corners of a few leaves a little damaged, Wynkyn de Worde, 1512
187 Fitz-Stephens's Description of London, 1772
188 THE FESTYVALL, VERY RARE, Wynkyn De Worde, 1528 [asterism] Hearne has given an Account of this Rare and Curious Volume in his Robert of Gloucester, vol. 2, p. 739, where he states that it was "very Rare" even in his time.
189 Frolich, Notitia Elementaria Numismatum, Vien. 1758
190 Gough's British Topography, 2 vol. 1780
191 Gough's History of Pleshy, scarce, 1803
192 Gibson's Comment on Antoninus's Journey through Britain, 1800
193 Galt's Life of Cardinal Wolsey, 1812
194 Gillingwater's History of Lowestoft, 1790
195 Gerrard, Siglarium Romanum, 1792
196 Godwyn's Catalogue of English Bishops, 1601
197 Horae Beatissimae Mariae Virginis in Usum Ecclesiae Sarisburiensis, plates, and engraved borders, Par. Prevost, 1527
198 Horae Beatissimae Virginis Mariae in Usum Ecclesiae Sarisburiensis, plates, and engraved borders, part of one leaf torn off, Par. Regnault, 1530
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199 Hoceleve's Poems, by Mason, 1796
200 Hawkins's History of Music, 5 vol. 1776
201 Lord Hardwicke's State Papers, 2 vol. 1778
202 Harleian Miscellany, select Tracts from the, 1793
203 Hill's Arte of Gardening, wants the title. Hyll on the Ordering of Bees, imprinted by Bynneman, 1574, 2 vol. in 1.
204 Hunnis's Book of Genesis, in Verse, wants the title, scarce, 1578
205 Hole's Ornaments of Churches considered, 1761
206 Harwood's Catalogue of the Provosts and Fellows of Eton and King's College, Cambridge, 1797
207 Hollis's Memoirs, 1808
208 Horae in Laudem Beatissimae Mariae secundum Consuetudinem Ecclesiae Parisiensis, with engraved borders, Par. Simon Du Bois, 1527
209 Horae in Laudem Gloriosissimae Virginis Mariae secundum Usum Romanorum, with engraved borders, Par. Hardouyn, 1532
210 Hughes's Abridgment of Publick Acts and Ordinances, from 1640 to 1656, 1657
211 Irwin's Voyage up the Red Sea, 1780
212 Ives's English Antiquities, 1773
213 Illingworth's Topography of Scampton, 1808
214 Kennett's Parochial Antiquities, 1695
215 Liber Quotidianus Contrarotulatoris Garderobae Edward I. in russia, 1787
216 Lodge's Illustrations of British History, 3 vol. 1791
217 Lysons's Environs of London, with the Supplement, and Additional Parishes, 6 vol. best edition, plates, 1792
218 Lysons's Magna Britannia, containing Bedfordshire, Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Cambridgeshire, and Cheshire, 2 vol. in 5, 1813

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219 Anstis's Register of the Order of the Garter, 2 vol. in russia, 1724
220 Baker's Chronicle of England, best edition, 1730
221 Burghley's State Papers, by Haynes and Murdin, 2 vol. 1740
222 Biographia Britannica, by Kippis, 5 vol. 1778
223 Blomefield's History of Norfolk, 5 vol. plates, fine copy, in russia, with a few loose Ms. Papers and Plans of Estates inserted, 1736
224 Bridges's History of Northamptonshire, 2 vol. plates, 1791
225 Borlase's Antiquities of Cornwall, best edition, plates, 1769
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226 Baret's Alvearie, or Quadruple Dictionary, 1580
227 Bacon's History of Henry VII. 1642
228 Barclay's Ship of Fools, and other Poems, wood cuts, in russia, Imprinted by Cawood, 1570
229 Holy Bible. Biblia. The Bible, that is, the Holy Scriptures of the Olde and New Testament, faithfully and truly Translated out of Douche into English, by Miles Coverdale. THE FIRST COMPLETE EDITION OF THE ENGLISH BIBLE, A BOOK OF EXTRAORDINARY RARITY, wood cuts, imperfect, MDXXXV [asterism] The only perfect copy known is in the British Museum. This was called a Special Translation, because the version was different from those parts that had been previously rendered; and was the first English Bible allowed by Royal authority. Coverdale was rewarded for his labours by the Bishoprick of Exeter.
230 Collins on Proceeding in Claims and Controversies concerning Baronies, in russia, 1734
231 Cotton's Abridgment of the Records in the Tower, revised by Prynne, with Manuscript Notes, 1657
232 Camden's Britannia, by Gough, 3 vol. 1789
233 Carter's Specimens of Antient Sculpture and Painting remaining in England, 2 vol. fine old impressions of the plates, 1780
234 Chambers's Cyclopaedia, by Rees, 4 vol. plates, 1778
235 CHAUCER'S CANTERBURY TALES, imperfect, wood cuts, EXTREMELY RARE, stained, in russia, PYNSON. [sterism] "I have little doubt," says Dr. Dibdin, "of the present Work being the earliest specimen of Pynson's Press.
236 Chaucer's Workes, Printed by Reynes, 1542
227 Chaucer's Works, by Urry, cuts, 1721
238 Cronycles of Englande, with the Fruyte of Tymes. Wants Title. Wood cuts, WYNKYN DE WORDE, 1528. Descripcyon of Englande, imperfect at the end.
239 Chronicon Nurembergense, with numerous wood cuts by Wolgemut and Pleydenwurff, Nuremb. Koberger, 1493
240 Cowel's Law Dictionary, with some loose Papers, containing Manuscript Notes, 1727
241 Cabala, or Letters of State, frontispiece, 1691
242 Catalogus Librorum, Mss. Angliae et Hiberniae, frontispiece, Oxon. 1697
243 Cooperi Thesaurus Linguae Romanae et Britannicae, Lond. 1584
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244 Catalogus Librorum Impressorum Musei Britannici, 2 vol. 1787
245 Catalogue of the Manuscripts in the Cottonian Library, 1802
246 _ [Catalogue] of the Harleian Manuscripts, 2 vol. 1808
247 Ducarel's Anglo-Norman Antiquities, plates, 1767
248 Dart's History of Westminster Abbey, 2 vol. plates. / Dart's History of Canterbury Cathedral, 1727, in all 3 vol.
249 Dugdale's History of Warwickshire, 2 vol. 1730
250 _ [Dugdale's] Baronage of England, with a few loose Papers containing Ms. Notes inserted, in russia, 1675
251 _ [Dugdale's] History of St. Paul's Cathedral, by Maynard, portrait and plates, 1716
252 _ [Dugdale's] Origines Juridiciales, portraits, best edition, with loose Papers, containing Manuscript Notes, 1680
253 Echard's History of England, 3 vol. 1718
254 Sir Thomas Eliot's Dictionary, FIRST EDITION, EXTREMELY RARE, BERTHELET, 1538
255 Eliotae Bibliotheca, Eliotes Dictionarie the second tyme enriched, and more perfectly corrected by Cooper, RARE, imperfect at the end, wanting apparently a leaf, as it ends with the word Zenodarus, BERTHELET, (1552.)

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255* Reeves's Collation of the Hebrew and Greek Texts of the Psalms, 1800. Ruddiman's Introduction to Anderson's Diplomata Scotia, 1782.
256 Shakspeare. Malone on the Shakspeare Forgery, 1796.
[none] Chalmers's Apology for the Believers in Shakspeare, with the Supplement, 2 vol. 1797, in all 3 vol. with some tracings of Autographs.
257 Spenser's Works, by Hughes, 6 vol. 1750
258 Seward's Anecdotes of Distinguished Persons, 5 vol. 1795
259 Stowe'a Summarie of our English Chronicles, Imprinted by Marshe.
260 Sheppard's Englands Balme, 1657. / Selden's Priviledges of the Baronage, 1642.
261 Setoni Dialectica, Cantab. 1631. / Polydori Vergilii Adagia, Basil. 1541. / Taciti Opera, Boxhornii, Amst. 1664, 3 vol.
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262 Salmon's Review of the History of England, 1722. / Salmon on the English Polity of Congregational Courts, 1786. Stillingfleet's Tracts, 1791, 3 vol.
263 Whitworth's List of the Nobility, 1765. / Walkley's Catalogue of Peers, 1658. / Catalogue of Compounders for their Estates, 1658. / English Baronets, 3 vol. 1727.
264 Willis's History of Mitred Abbies, 2 vol. LARGE PAPER, Cole's copy, full of Manuscript Notes, 1719
265 Warton on Spenser's Fairy Queen, 2 vol. 1762. / Warton's Life of Sir T. Pope, 1780
266 Wilson's Memorabilia Cantabrigiae, 1803. / Supplement to the Tour through Great Britain, interleaved, full of Manuscript Notes, 1787.
267 Weston's Notices of the Greek Towns that have struck Coins, 1826. / Wilkins on the Topography of Athens, 1816.
268 Walton's Angler, by Hawkins, 1791
269 Whittaker de Motu Civico, 1809. / Weston, Horatius, cum Gr. Scriptoribus collatus, 1801.
270 Warton on Gothic Architecture, 1802. / Windsor Guide. History of the Two Impostors, Ambrose Simnel and Perkin Warbeck, 1745. / Emblems of Mortality, 1789, 4 vol.
271 Beloe's Sexagenarian, 2 vol. 1817

SECOND DAY'S SALE. / Quarto.
272 Lord Liverpool on the Coins of the Realm, very scarce, 1805
273 List and Charter of the Society of Antiquaries, with some Ms. Notes, &c.
274 Le Grand's Fabliaux, by Way and Ellis, vol. 1, 1796
275 Manuale ad Usum percelebris Ecclesiae Sarisburiensis, with Musical Notes, apud J. Kingston et H. Sutton, 1554
276 Missale ad Usum Ecclesiae Sarisburiensis, per J. Kingston et H. Sutton, 1555
277 Martin's History of Thetford, with some Papers containing Ms. Notes, plates, 1779
278 Masters's History of Corpus Christi, Cambridge, 1753
279 Magnan, Miscellanea Numismatica, 4 vol. Romae, 1772
280 Magnan, Lucania Numismatica, plates, Romae, 1775
280* Macpherson's Scottish History, 1796
281 Mascall on Planting and Grafting, 1575
282 Mountaine's Gardener's Labyrinth, plates, 1586
283 Moll's Geography of the Ancients, 1739. Map of Suffolk in a case.
284 Manwood on Forrest Law, 1598
285 Nichols's Progresses of Queen Elizabeth, 3 vol. plates, 1788
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286 Nichols' Illustrations of the Manners and Expenses of Antient Times in England, scarce, 1797
287 Nicolson's Antiquities of Westmorland and Cumberland, 2 vol. 1777
288 Nicolson's English, Scotch, and Irish Historical Libraries, in russia, 1776
289 Nasmith, Catalogus Librorum Ms. Arch. Parkeri, 1777
290 Numi AEgyptii Imperatorii in Museo Borgiano, Romae, 1788
291 Numanni Populorum et Regum Numi Veteres Inediti, plates, Vindob. 1779
292 Norden's Speculum Britanniae, 1593
293 Nichols's Collection of Royal Wills, 1780
294 Ordinances and Regulations of the Royal Household, in russia, 1790
295 Ovid, Fifteen Bookes of the Metamorphoses, by Golding, 1587
296 Parallel of the Liturgie with the Masse Book, 1641
297 Peck's Desiderata Curiosa, 1779
298 Pegge's Curialia, 1782
299 Phillips's Life of Cardinal Pole, 1764
300 Comitis Pembrochiae Numismata Antiqua, plates, in russia, 1746
301 Palmer's History of Printing, 1732
302 Philipps's Grandeur of the Law, 12mo. interleaved in 4to. with some Ms. notes, Portrait, 1684
303 Philipps's Antiquity, and Legality of Pourveyance for the King, LARGE PAPER, fine copy, in old blue morocco, 1663
304 Parkins's Account of William the Conqueror's Invasion, 1756
305 Projecte, Containing the Order and Government of the University of Cambridge, 1769
306 Pegge's Memoirs of Roger De Wescham, 1761
307 Prestwich's Respublica, 1787
308 Pennant's Outlines of the Globes, 4 vol. 1798
309 Pelerin, Recueil de Medailles, 6 vol. half bound, russia backs, 1 vol. in calf, and a Supplementary Part sewed, Paris, 1763
310 Randolph's Present State of the Morea, plates, 1689
311 Recueil des Sceaux du Moyen Age, plates, 1779
312 Strutt's Horda, or Manners, Customs and Habits of England, 3 vol. plates, scarce, 1774
313 _ [Strutt's] Biographical Dictionary of Engravers, 2 vol. in 1. 1785
314 _ [Strutt's] Chronicle of England, 2 vol. in 1. 1779
315 Schnebelie's Antiquary's Museum, plates, 1791
316 Simon's Medals, Coins, Great Seals, &c. by Vertue, 1780
317 Sestini Lettere e Dissertazione Numismatiche sopra alcune Medaglie della Collezione Ainsleiana, 4 vol in 1. Livorn. 1789
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318 Suffolk from the Magna Britannia, interleaved with Manuscript Notes.
319 Sleydane's Epitome of Froissard's Chronicle, translated by Golding, 1608
320 Stow's Survey of London, 1598
321 Another Edition, 1603
322 Strange News from the Indies, or East-India Passages further discovered, 1652
323 Selden's Titles of Honor, 1614
324 Scot's Perfite Platforme of a Hop Garden, cuts. 1576
325 Thane's British Autography, 2 vol. in 1, portraits, fine impressions.
326 Tracts. — Declaration of the Practices and Treasons of the Earl of Essex, 1601. / Observations on the two Great Offices of High Stewardship, and High Constableship, 1642. / Briefe Treatise of Oathes exacted by Judges. Queen Elizabeth's Injunctions.
327 Forme of Government of England, 1642. / Present Warre parallelled'd, 1647, / and 5 more Tracts.
328 Tracts. — Sir R. Cotton's Abstract of the Records of the Tower, touching the King's Revenue, / and 5 more.
329 Tracts. — Letters betweene Spaine and England in matter of Religion, 1624. / Naunton's Fragmenta Regalia, 1641. / Petto's Narrative of T. Spatchet of Dunwich's Fits by Witchcraft, 1693. / Excommunication of Sir J. Pettus of Suffolk, obtained by his Lady, a Catholic, 1674. / Account of a Conference at a Quaker's Meeting in Suffolk, imperfect, 1714, / and various other Tracts, one imperfect.
330 Tracts. — Treatise of Charter Warrens, 1617. / Office of Generall Remembrance, 1615, / and other Tracts.
331 Tracts. — His Majestie's Speech in the Starre Chamber, June 20, 1614. / Treatise of the Broken Succession of the Crown of England, 1655. / Lilly's Starry Messenger. Roy all Fishing Revived, 1670. / London's Flames, / and other Tracts,
332 Testamentum Graecum, 12mo. interleaved in 4to. with Manuscript Notes.
333 Tracts, 8vo. and 4to. in a volume. Four Topographical, Newcastle, 1757. / Account of Roman Urns, 1713. / Roman Stations in Britain, 1726, / and other Tracts.
334 Tusser's Five Hundred Points of Good Husbandry, 1574. / Another Edition, 1672.
335 Todten-Tanz, numerous plates, 1759
336 Tovey's History of the Jews in England, 1738
337 Tables of Prices, interleaved with Ms. Notes, / and other Tracts.
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338 Topographical Miscellanies, Vol. 1, plates, 1792
339 Tumor's History of Grantham, LARGE PAPER, with an additional leaf, 1806
340 Testamentum Grascum, 8vo. interleaved in 2 vol. 4to. with a few Ms. Notes, Lond. date cut off.
341 Tracts. — Wise's Letter to Mead concerning some Berkshire Antiquities, 1738. / Impertinence and Imposture of Modern Antiquaries (attributed to Asplin). Norths Answer, 1741. / Wise's Further Observations, 1742. / Clarke on an Antient Piece of Money found in Kent.
342 Tracts. Whitbourne's Discovery of Newfoundland, a little inked, 1622. / Jobson's Golden Trade, 1623. / Blunt's Voyage into the Levant, 1638. / Lord Winchilsea'a Relation of the Prodigious Eruption of Mount AEtna, 1669.
343 Verstegan's Restitution of Decayed Intelligence, 1634
344 Vocabularium secundum ordinem Alphabeti ita quod Latinum praecedat et Theutonicum subjungatur, fine copy, in russia. Nuremb, per Conradum Zeninger, MCCCCLXXX.
345 Vertue's Catalogue of Charles I.'s Pictures, Medals, &c. 1757
346 Vertue's Catalogue of Hollar's Works, 1759
347 Wood's Athenae Oxonienses, Bliss, 4 vol. 1813
348 Wood's History of the Colleges and Halls of Oxford, 1786
349 Warton's History of Poetry, 3 vol. bound in russia, and all that is published of vol. 4, in boards, 1774
350 Weever's Funeral Monuments, portrait, 1767
351 Willis's Survey of English Cathedrals, 3 vol. in 2, 1742 [asterism] This contains numerous Corrections and Additions by Cole, from the MS. Notes, which he found in Mr. Willis's own copy.
352 White's Natural History of Selborne, plates, 1789
353 Walpole's Historic Doubts concerning Richard III. 1768
354 West's Art of the Notarie, or Scrivener, 1590
355 Welch's List of Westminster Scholars, 1788
356 Whitintoni Grammatica, wants the title, Wynandus de Woede, 1522
357 Whitaker's History of Craven, 1805
358 Yates's History of St. Edmund's Bury, 1805

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359 Excise. Statutes relating to the Excise, 1764
360 Florio's Worlde of Wordes, Italian and English, scarce, 1598
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361 Florio's Italian and English Dictionary, 1611
362 Fuller's History of the Worthies of England, portrait, 1662
363 Fuller's Church History of Britain, and History of the University of Cambridge, 1655
364 Forbes's State Papers in the time of Elizabeth, 2 vol. 1740
365 Gesneri Specimen Rei Numariae, numerous cuts, Tigur. 1735. / Aloysii Apendiculo ad Gesneri Numismata, 4to. Vien. 1769.
366 Gough's Sepulchral Monuments in Great Britain, 3 vol. in 5, plates, very scarce, 1786
367 Golden Legend (The Legenda Aurea of Jacob De Vorugine,) translated into Englysshe at the commaundement and request of the Erle of Arundell, by Caxton, imperfect, wood cuts, in russia, Caxton, MCCCCLXXXIII. [asterism] Warton calls this work "an inexhaustible treasury of Religious Fable." "It is," says Dr. Dibdin, "without exception one of the most elaborate, skilful, and magnificent specimens of printing which ever issued from Caxton's press." The magnificent amplitude of Jacob De Vorugine,) translated into Englysshe at the commaundement and request of the Erle of Arundell, by Caxton, imperfect, wood cuts, in russia, CAXTON, MCCCCLXXXIII.
367* *Gunton's History of the Church of Peterburgh, Large Paper, with loose Papers containing Manuscript Papers inserted, 1686
368 Heath's Chronicle of the Civil War, frontispiece, 1676
369. Holme's Academy of Armory, very scarce, the first three leaves mended, 1688
370 Historiae Anglicanae Scriptores X, edente Twysden, 2 vol. fine copy, Lond. 1652
371 Howell's French and English Dictionary, 1660
372 Hygden's, Polychronicon, Imprented by Treveris, 1527
373 Junii Etymologicum Anglicanum, portrait by Vertue, 1743
374 King's Series of Engravings of Roman Coins.
375 Kennett's Complete History of England, 3 vol. best edition, Heads, 1719
376 Kennet's Historical Register, uncut, 1744
377 Kaempfer's History of Japan, 2 vol. plates, 1727
378 Lysons's Collection of Gloucestershire Antiquities, 110 plates, 1717
379 Le Neve, Fasti Ecclesiae Anglicanae, 1716
380 Montfaucon's Antiquity explained, by Humphreys, 6 vol. plates, 1721
381 _ [Montfaucon's] Regal and Ecclesiastical Antiquities of France, 2 vol. in 1, plates 1750
382 Milles's Catalogue of Honour, 1610
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383 Miller's Gardener's and Botanist's Dictionary, by Martyn, 4 vol. 1807
384 Magnan, Brutia (sive Calabria) Numismatica, plates, Romoe, 1773
385 Matthaei Paris Historia Anglica, edente Wats, 1640
386 Missale ad usum insignis Ecclesiae Sarisburiensis, cuts, two leaves, upon vellum, fine copy, Paris, Merlin, 1555
387 Missale secundum usum insignis Ecclesiae Sarisburiensis, Rothom, 1588
388 Madox's Firma Burgi, 1726
389 _ [Madox's] Baronia Anglica, 1741
390 _ [Madox's] Formulare Anglicanum, 1702
391 _ [Madox's] History of the Exchequer, with the Index, 2 vol. not uniform, 1711
392 Newcourt's Ecclesiastical Parochial History of London, 2 vol. Cole's Copy, with a few Ms. Corrections and additions, 1706
393 Numismata cujuscunque formae et metalli Musei Honorii Arigoni, Veneti ad usum Juventutis Rei Nummariae Studiosae, numerous plates, in russia, Tarvis, 1741
394 Nash's History of Worcestershire, 2 vol. 1781
395 Patini Numismata Imperatorum Romanorum, cuts, Argent. 1671

SECOND DAY'S SALE. / AUTOGRAPHS.
396 Henry VI. Two most curious Historical Documents of the reign of Henry VI.; the first, a remonstrance in the form of a Letter, addressed to the King, and the Archbishop of Canterbury, by the Duke of York, and the Earls of Warwick and Salisbury in 1455. / The identical Letter referred to in Parliament as having been intentionally kept back from the King, and thereby causing the Battle of St. Albans. "But all the blame was put upon the Duke of Summerset, Thomas Thorp, baron of the escheker, and William Joseph esquier, the king's collaterall companion: because that they, upon malicious purpose, kept a certeine letter from the kings knowledge, and would in no wise suffer it to be delivered unto him," &c. Holinshed. The second, a very full Letter, from John Stodeley, to Lord__, dated from London, 19th January (1454) containing most curious particulars of the state of parties at the time. <%%> <>17 <%%> "As touchyng tythinges, please it you to wite that at the Princes comyng to Wyndesore, the Due of Buck. toke hym in his armes and presented hym to the kyng in godely wise besechyng the kyng to blisse hym; and the kyng yave no man answere. Natheles the duk abode stille with the Prince by the kyng. And when he coude no maner answere have, the queene come in and toke the prince in hir armes and presented hym in like forme as the duke hade done desiring that he shuld blisse it; but all their labor was in veyn; for they departede thens without any answere or countenance, savyng onely that ones he lokede on the Prince and caste doun his eyen ayen without any more." "The duke of Somerset hath espies goyng in every lordes hous of this lande; som gone as freres, som as shipmen taken on the see, and som in other wise, which reporte unto hym all that thei kan see or here touchyng the seid Duke. And therefore make gode watche and beware of such espies." Compare the first of these Extracts with the reports which were spread abroad on the birth of the Prince, Edward, as stated by Hall and Holinshed.
397 HENRY VI. Pardon to John Penycocke, signed by the Duke of Somerset, Earl of Wiltshire, Bishop of Winchester, LORD TALBOT, &C. and a Warrant to the Keeper of the Wardrobe, 2
398 EDWARD IV. Signature to a Warrant to his Treasurer with the Seal, in fine preservation.
399 HENRY VII. Signature to a Warrant, with Seal, 1505, fine state. Henry VIII. to a Warrant, 2
400 HENRY VIII. Warrant to cancel a Debt due from the Abbot of Athelney, Somerset, to Henry VII. "for the discharge of the soule of our said fader." Ditto to an Official Document, 2
401 HENRY VIII. Warrant to Sir Andrewe Wyndesore, Keeper of the Wardrobe, COUNTERSIGNED "T. LINCOLN." (WOLSEY). 1
402 HENRY VIII. 1501. Warrant to cancel a Debt due from the Abbot of Ramsey to Henry VII. "for the discharge of the soule of our saide late ffader," countersigned by the Bishops of Winchester, Durham, Rochester, Earl of Surrey, and other Members of the Privy Council.
403 HENRY VIII. 1512. A Similar Warrant in favour of the Abbot of St. Albans, signed by various Lords of the Privy Council.
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404 MARY, 1556. Warrant to the Keeper of the Wardrobe for "vellet to be employed about our Paulmes on Paulme Sunday," countersigned by T. Thirlby, (Bishop of Ely).
405 MARY, 1557. Two Warrants to the Keeper of the Wardrobe, one with the Signature of the Earl of Pembroke, with the Seal, 2
406 PHILIP AND MARY. Warrant to the Keeper of the Wardrobe, with the Seal, fine state.
407 ELIZABETH.- Warrant to the Keeper of the Wardrobe to deliver to Robert Dudley twelve yards of purple velvet for the making of a Saddle.
408 JAMES I. 1619. Order to the Remembrancer of the Exchequer to send in a List of Debts due to the Crown.
409 CHARLES II. Letter, in Latin, to Frederick, King of Denmark, Credentials of Thomas Earl of Cleveland, dated from Paris, 15th April, 1653, / and Commission of William Victor to be Captain of Foot, 1664, counter-signed "Bennet." 2
410 JAMES II. 1686. Grant of a Pension to Sir Edward Scott, countersigned "Rochester."
411 ANNE, 1706, Warrant to the Master of the Jewel House, to provide the George, &c. for investing George Prince of Brunswick with the Order of the Garter.
412 Nobility. THOMAS LORD STANLEY, 1461. / Edward Lord Bergavenny, 1441. / John Duke of Norfolk, 1476. / George Grey, Earl of Kent, 1500. / Jasper Tudor, Duke of Bedford, half brother to Henry VI. Edward Courtney, Earl of Devonshire, 1505. / Edward Sutton, Lord Dudley, 1506. / Henry Bouchier, Earl of Essex, / &c. to various papers, 14
413. Nobility. Ralph Neville, Earl of Westmorland, 1541. / Francis Talbot, Earl of Shrewsbury, and Thomas Earl of Rutland, 1541. / John Dudley, Earl of Warwick, 1540, &c. 14
414 Nobility. George Lord Grey, 1520. / William Lord Parr, 1530. / GEORGE ROCHEFORD, EDWARD BOLEYN, 1532. / Lord Stourton, hung with a silken cord for murder, &c. 12
415 Nobility. W. CECILL (Lord Burleigh,) Winchester, Arundel), &c. to a State Paper, 1562. / Edmund Lord Latimer, &c. 1602. 7
416 Nobility. Walter Earl of Essex, 1573. / Henry Earl of Huntingdon, Henry Earl of Sussex, Edward Lord Windsor, / and other Peers, reign of Eliz. - 11
417 Nobility. DUDLEY EARL OF LEICESTER. Lord Howard of Bindon, 1583. / Marquess of Winchester, &c. 8
418 Two LETTERS OF ROBERT EARL OF ESSEX, 1588. "I must try all the credit I have to furnish myself with crownes." Lord Buckhurst, Lord Lumley, &c. 9
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419 Nobility. LORD BURLEIGH, 1585. / SIR FRANCIS WALSINGHAM, 1590. / Thomas Howard, Earl of Suffolk, 1611, &c. 8
420 Nobility. LORD HOWARD, (Lord High Admiral) 1578. / Howard, Earl of Suffolk, 1605. / LORD CHANCELLOR EGBRTON, &c. 13
421 Nobility. HENRY EARL OF SOUTHAMPTON, SHAKESPEARE'S PATRON, 1596. / Thomas Lord Buckhurst, (Sackville). Fulke Grevyll, Lord Brooke, 3
422 Nobility. LORD BURGHLEY. Cecil, Earl of Salisbury, 1606, &c. 8
423 Clergy. John Bell, Bishop of Mayo, 1493. / Fox, Bishop of Durham, 1594. / John Islip, Abbot of Westminster, 1504. / RICHARD PACE, celebrated by Erasmus, 1515. / Hugh Inge, Bishop of Meath, 1520, / &c. to various papers, 7
424 Clergy. John Booth, Archdeacon of Hereford, 1536. / Thomas Docwra, Prior of St. John's of Jerusalem, 1523. / Robert de Wharton, last Prior of Bermondsey, 1526. / George Brown, Archbishop of Dublin, / and various of the deprived Abbots, &c. 14
425 Clergy. JOHN AYLMER, Bishop of London. WHITGIFT. Tobie Mathews, Bishop of Durham, &c. 16
426 Clergy. Mathew Hutton, Archbishop of York, Pilkington, Bishop of Durham, 1560. / Mathews, Archbishop of York, &c. 23
427 GENTRY. Thomas Stanley, (ob. 13, Henry VIII.) Chamberleyn de Roy, warrant to the Keeper of the Wardrobe. Gylbert Taylboys, 1524. / John Hopton, 1518. / John Cheyne, 1541, &c, 28
428 Gentry. Andrew Wyndesor, Keeper of the Wardrobe, 1529. / Edward Boleyn, Philip Hoby, 1541. / Humfrey Radclyff, 1539, &c. 27
429 Gentry. Cuthbert Vaughan, employed on several expeditions by Queen Elizabeth. Oliver Seynt John, 1567. / William Howard of Effingham, 1577. / William Paston, 1594, &c. 20
430 Gentry. Sir Christopher Hatton's Letter to his Brother-in-Law, Sir Henry Fanshawe, requesting permission to inter a Child in his Family Vault, and three Letters from Ales Fanshawe, to the same, in a beautiful hand, 4
431 Gentry. Sir Owen Hopton, Lieutenant of the Tower, 1562. / Sir Edward Clere. Sir Thomas Cornwallis. Nathaniel Bacon, an eminent proficient in Painting. John Seymour, &c. 34
432 JOHN BRADSHAWE, 1651, President of the High Court of Justice. Signature to an Official Document, with the Seal of the Commonwealth, and a LETTER OF HENRY IRETON, Lord Deputy of Ireland, dated Kilkenny, March 18th, 1650, 2
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433 OLIVER CROMWELL, Signature only. SIR SAMUEL LUKE, the HUDIBRAS of BUTLER, to an official $aper, Lenthall, Haselrigg, Fairfaxe, B. Whitelocke, Ludlowe, Ireton, Hewson, Har. Waller, Lambert, Deane, Monck, Harrison, Hutchinson, &c. 26
434 FRANCIS BACON, to an Official Document, 1601. Thomas Trevor, Baron of Exchequer, &c. 5
435 SIR EDWARD COKE, Attorney General. Roger Manwood, Chief Baron, 1579. / Gilbert Gerrards, Attorney General, 1571, &c. 7
436 SIR MATHEW HALE, 1651, "Committee for consideration of the inconveniences in the Laws." Order to the Officers to give in a list of their names, fees, &c. Jo. Bankes, Attorney General, &c. 11
437 SIR THOMAS BROWN, (Religio Medici) long and interesting LETTER TO SIR WILLIAM DUGDALE, 1658
438 SIR ISAAC NEWTON. — Proposals respecting his Office of Master of the Mint. A Letter.
439 SIR HENRY WOTTON, a Letter highly amusing and interesting, dated 5 June 1604. / Shakerly Marmyon, (Dramatic Poet,) Signature, 1621. / Richard Braithwait, (Author of Drunken Barnaby) Poet, signature. John Evelyn, 4
440 SIR ROBERT ATKYNS, 1692, (Historian of Gloucestershire) a Letter, &c. 12
441 LADIES. Q. ELIZABETH. HENRIETTA MARIA, Signatures. Elizabeth Countess of Worcester, acknowledgment of Money borrowed of the Queen, 1537. / Receipt of Stuff from the Yeoman of the Wardrobe, 1546, signed by the Maids of Honor, &c. 13
442 Four Blank Books, Writing Paper, lettered Autographs, half-bound, russia.

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443 Dodsley's Old Plays, by Reed, 12 vol. 1780
444 SUFFOLK. A Collection of various Polls at Elections in Suffolk, from 1702.
445 Tracts. — Remarks on Echard's History of England, with relation to the Fire of London, &c. 1724, / and various Tracts chiefly relating to Persons and Occurrences in Suffolk between 1724 / and 1794.
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446 Tracts — Account of the Legacies and Gifts to the City of Ipswich for Charitable Uses, 1747. / Principal Charters which have been granted to Ipswich, 1754. / Grove's Dialogues between Wolsey and Ximenes, with an Account of Wolsey's Two Colleges, and the Town of Ipswich, 1761.
447 Tracts. — Journal of the Plague at Marseilles, 1721. / History of Public Oaths, 1724. / Malone's Letter to Farmer, 1792.
448 Topographer, 4 vol. 1789
449 Thunberg's Travels in Europe, Africa, and Asia, 4 vol.
450 Towers's Observations on Hume's History, 1778. / Warton on Chatterton's Poems, 1782. / Tyrwhitt on Chatterton, 1782. Wotton's History of Rome, 1701.
451 Bowyer on the Origin of Printing, 1774

THIRD DAY'S SALE. / Quarto.
452 Camden's Remaines concerning Britaine, 1614
453 Brooke's Discoverie of Errours in Camden's Britannia, large paper, 1724
454 Ibbetson on the National Assemblies under the Saxon and Norman Governments, 1781. / Henshall on the Saxon and English Languages, 1798.
455 Atwood's Review of the Statutes and Ordinances of Assize, 1801. Copy of a Nobleman's Household Book (from the Archaeologia.)

THIRD DAY'S SALE. / Folio.
456 Phillips's New World of Words, 1678
457 Pococke's Travels in the East, 2 vol. plates, 1743
458 Rapin's History of England, with Tindal's Continuation, with Summary and Medallic History, 5 vol. with Heads and Monuments, 1732
459 Rapin's Acta Regia, uncut, 1733
460 Ryley's Pleadings in Parliament, 6 vol.
462 Sadi's Gulistan, or Garden of Roses, in Persian, Manuscript.
463 Stow's Annals, by Howes, best edition, 1631
464 Saxton's Maps of England and Wales, maps coloured, portrait of Queen Elizabeth, 1579
465 Sandford's Genealogical History of England, first edition, cuts by Hollar. Part of the first leaf of Text cut off, some leaves inked, 1677
466 Statutes at Large, with marginal notes, 2 vol. 1618
467 Stow's Survey of London and Westminster, by Strype, 2 vol. best edition, very scarce, 1754
468 Skinner, Etymologicon Linguae Anglicanae, 1671
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469 Statutes of the XIXth year of Henry VII. EMPRENTED BY ME, RYCHARDE PYNSON, Squyer and Prenter nnto the Kynges noble Grace. Statutes of the Third of Henry VIII. PYNSON.
470 Salmon's History of Hertfordshire. With a Manuscript Index, MS. Notes, and plates inserted, 1728
471 Suffolk. — The Portion of Domesday Book which relates to the County of Suffolk, with some loose papers containing Manuscript Notes.
472 Siciliae et Objacentium Insularum Veterum Inscriptionum nova collectio, notis illustrata, Panorm. 1769
473 Siciliae Veteris Numi Saracenorum Epocham antecedentes, numerous cuts, 1781
474 Sydney State Papers, edited by Collins, 2 vol. portrait, 1746
475 Speed's History of Great Britaine, portrait and plates, 1627
476 Spelmanni Glossarium Archaiologicum, best edition, portrait, 1687
477 Sheparde's Kalendar, wood cuts, Imprinted by Powell, 1559
478 Tanner's Notitia Monastica, by Nasmith, best edition, with a few corrections in pencil, and a few Ms. papers, 1787
479 Tacitus's History and Life of Agricola, by Savile, 1591
480 Tyrrell's History of England, 5 vol. 1697
481 Vaillant, Numismata AErea Imperatorum Romanorum, with some Manuscript Papers and additional Notes inserted, 1695
482 Vaillant, Numismata Imperatorum Romanorum, cuts, Amst. 1700
483 Vaillant, Historia Ptolemaeorum per Numismata, cuts, 1701
484 Wheler's Journey into Greece, 1682
485 Ward's Lives of the Professors of Gresham College, portrait by Vertue, with a MS. List of the Professors added, 1740
486 Walker's Account of the Sufferings of the Clergy in the Grand Rebellion, 1714
487 Winwood's Memorials of Affairs of State, by Sawyer, 3 vol. portrait, 1725
488 Yorke's Union of Honour, frontispiece, 1640
489 Public Records. — Calendarium Inquisitionum post Mortem, 2 vol. 1806
490 _ [Public Records] Calendarium Rotulorum Chartarum et Inquisitionum ad quod damnum, 1803
500 _ [Public Records] Taxatio Ecclesiastica Angliae et Walliae auctoritate P. Nicholai IV. circa 1291. 1802
501 _ [Public Records] Abbreviatio Rotulorum in Curia Scaccarii, Vol. 1, 1805
502 _ [Public Records] Testa de Nevill, 1807
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503 Public Records. — Nonarum Inquisitiones in Scaccario, 1807
504 _ [Public Records] Population Abstracts, 2 vol, 1801
505 _ [Public Records] Reports on the Public Records, 1801. / Reports on the Public Records, 1807, 2 vol.
506 Parliamentary Papers. Evidence on Copy Right, &c. &c.
507 Philippus de Bergamo de Plurimis Claris Mulieribus, opus prope divinum, Portraits, Ferrariae, 1497
508 Snelling on the Gold, Silver, and Copper Coin of England. On the Silver Coin of Scotland. On Gold and Silver Coins struck in France, by English Princes. On Irish Silver Coins, and on Jettons, plates, scarce, in russia.
509 NOVA STATUTA, title wanting, EMPRYNTED BY PYNSON.
510 Therence en François, Prose et Rime, avecques le Latin, wood cuts, a little damaged at the End. Paris, Pour Verard,

THIRD DAY'S SALE. / MANUSCRIPTS, VARIOUS SIZES.
511 GERVASII TYLBURIENSIS de necessariis Scaccario observantiis Dialogus, time of Charles I. folio. 1.4.-
512 Cases and Opinions in the Exchequer, collected by Henry Ord, one of the sworn Clerks in the King's Remembrancer's Office, 1736, 2 vol. folio. 7.7.-
513 Select Informations in the Exchequer, collected by Henry Ord, 1740, 2 vol. folio. 4.10.-
514 Biographical Collections for the History of the Barons of the Exchequer, neatly written, folio. 4.6.-
515 Collections relating to Serjeants at Law. Order of the making Serjeants 19th Eliz. Order of calling the Serjeants, and also of their feast and the charge thereof, 1577. / Bill of the Sergeant's feast, 1580. / Manner and Order of serving in the feast, 1559. / Charges of the Serjeant's feast xxth Elizabeth, and other papers relating to the same. All originals. 9.-.-
516 Law Manuscript. Common Place Book of Laws relating to the Excise and Customs, neatly written, folio. -.11.-
517 Novum Testamentum, in a very small and legible hand, on vellum, 4to. 1.1.
518 Alphabetical Table of the Festivals of the Saints, and of the days in which their commemorations are held, with their attributes, by Mr. C. Ord, 4to. 1.1.
519 PSALTER IN ENGLISH OF THE XlVth CENTURY, ON VELLUM, in fine preservation, folio. [asterism] THIS VERY ANCIENT TRANSLATION OF THE PSALTER IS CERTAINLY ANTERIOR TO WICKLIF'S. It IS accompanied by the Latin text, being written alternately, first a sentence in Latin, and then in English, and contains besides the Psalms, The Benedictions, Te Deum, The Song of Simeon, The Song of the Virgin Mary, and the Creed of St. Athanasius. The following short Extract is given as a specimen of the language. "Te Deum. Godd we hery the and we knowledge the lorde; all the erthe worschepeth the everlastyng fader: to the cry all aungeles and hevens and myztes: to the cryeth cherubyn and seraphyn with ane incessable voice: holy holy holy lorde godd of ostes: hevens and erthe beth full of the joie of thi mageste: the glorious company of apostles heryath the," &c. 24.3
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520 PSALMS. A Boke of certain Psalmes, translated into Ynglyshe meter, by JOHN CROKE, Esquyer, when he was one of the Six Clarkes of the Chancery. Time of Henry VIII. beautifully written ON VELLUM, 24mo. 7.10.-
521 Catalogue of the Manuscripts in the College Libraries of Cambridge, by Thomas Martin, of Palgrave. [asterism] This differs from the printed Catalogue. -.18.-
522 CHRONICLE OF ENGLAND. HERE MAY A MAN HEREN HOW ENGLANDE WAS FYRST CALLID ALBION, and thrugh whom it hadde the name. Large folio, on paper, in double columns, in a very legible hand, and good preservation. It ends with the surrender of Roan, A. D. 1419. "Deo Gratias quod Cogmanus." Probably the transcriber only. A short metrical Chronicle of the King's of England, ending with Henry VI. ON VELLUM, inserted. £12.-.-
523 Feoda domino regi debita pro dimissionibus et Literis Patent. sub magno sigillo Curiae Augmentationis, extract. et sigillat. temp. Henrici VIII. folio. 1.11.6
524 SCOTLAND. LORD High ADMIRAL HOWARD'S ACCOUNT of the expences and disbursements by Sea and Land, in going to join his Father, the Earl of Surrey, on the Expedition into Scotland, 1513. / Letters and Papers between the Earl of Surrey, Lord Dacres, &c. on occasion of the Duke of Albany's threatened invasion of England, 1524, folio. [illegible] / 23.-.-
525 COINAGE. A volume containing the ORDINANCES OF THE ROYAL MINT ending in 1506, with the Assays of the Pixe, taken in the Star Chamber, from the 1st of Queen Elizabeth, to the 10th of James I. by Sir Richard Martin, Master of the Mint. A very curious Manuscript, in fine state, 4to. [illegible] / 15.15.-
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526 MINES. Sir John Pettus's History of Mines, fol. 1670, with insertions of ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS, ON VELLUM, CONTAINING THE ROLLS OF THE ROYAL MINES IN DEVONSHIRE, with the Contract for farming them by the Abbot of Tavistock, 29th and 30th Edward III. 5.15.6
527 Volume containing ORIGINAL LETTERS and Papers, from the reign of Henry VI. to the middle of the last Century, principally relating to the History of Framlingham; containing among others several Letters by Bp. Tanner, Letter of Le Neve. Inventory of the things left in Framlingham Castle, 1606. / Petition of Thomas Fuller, of Framlingham, to Lord Chief Justice Coke to put down Ale Houses in Framlingham. Acknowledgment by Allen Roland, of Rouen, of his being indebted ten Nobles to the Exchequer, for bringing in Merchandize without the Royal licence, 1538. / Sir George Forster's Memorandum of ten pound borrowed of the Abbot of Reading. Letter from Sir Francis Bryan to his "Gosyp Gouston," requesting the loan of money. Acknowledgment by John Abbot of St. Mary de Valle regali, of his being indebted 90l. to Thomas, Archbishop of York (Wolsey,) 1523. PURVEYANCE MADE TO THE CLERK OF THE KITCHEN TO THE DUKE OF NORFOLK 6 OF EDWARD IV. Grant of the Reversion of the Manor of Hoo, 5 Henry VI. PETITION OF JOHN DUKE OF NORFOLK, CLAIMING MANORS IN SUFFOLK, &C. Acknowledgment from Humfra Lisle and Harry Gurney of xlvis. viiid. due to the Cardinal of York (Wolsey). Acknowledgment from Lauerance Plasseys, Organ-maker, of vil. xiiis. iiij. BORROWED OF THE ABBOT OF GLASTONBURY, FOR WHICH HE LEAVES IN PLEDGE TWO ORGANS, 24 Henry VII. Edmund May's Acknowledgment of xxl. borrowed of the Abbot of Barking, for the use of Lord Welbeck, for which he leaves plate in pledge. Several Tradesmen's Bills of the XVth Century. AN INVENTORY OF JEWELLERY AND PLATE RECEIVED OF THOMAS CLEGG, PAGE OF HENRY VI. Petition from Framlingham to Oliver Cromwell, respecting the Will of Sir Rob. Hitcham. Florence Wilson's (Author of De Animae tranquilitate) Acknowledgement of 5l. 1529. / John Watson's Agreement to furnish a kilderkin of Ale weekly, holsom for mannes body, to Lord Cromwell, for 2s. per kilderkin. [illegible] / 21.-.-
528 IVES'S COLLECTION OF ENGLISH ANTIQUITIES. A volume of ORIGINAL PAPERS AND LETTERS FROM THE REIGN OF EDWARD II., TO THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY, containing Letters from Lady Orewell to Master Tonyhouse, requesting the loan of twenty pounds. Inventory of the estates of Sir Christopher Blount. Notes relative to Great Yarmouth, by Mr. Ives. Letter from Henry VIII. to the Earl of Shrewsbury, notifying, his intention to depart from Calais on the morowe, signed "Henry." Papers relating to Wymondham. Proceedings of Ecclesiastical Commissioners, 1593. Warrant to John Heron, Treasurer to Henry VIII. to give four years time for payment of money due from Chrystofer Rochestre, signed, "Henry." Letter addressed to Sir Walter Mildmay, from George Etheridge, (See Wood's Athenae) beautifully written, and very curious. Alphabet of Arms. Rotulus de Donis de anno Regis Edward (IV.) sexto, the ORIGINAL ROLL OF VELLUM, etc. [illegible] / 14.14.-
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529 Book of the Subsidy granted to Charles II. in the xvth year of his reign, the list of Commissioners and Collectors, and the sums collected in each County, folio. 1.1.-
530 State Letters from 1703 to 1730, transcribed from the originals, 4to. 1.1.-
531 Rambles in England from 1698 to 1720, folio. [asterism] The name of the Authors of these Rambles which extend all over England, does not appear, he has preserved a great number of Monumental Inscriptions, and other Antiquarian memoranda. 3.-.-
532 ARMS of various Families in trick, 4to. [illegible]
533 ARMS AND PEDIGREES FOR VARIOUS COUNTIES, 3 vols. 4 to. morocco. The first volume contains the ARMS AND PEDIGREES OF THE LORD MAYORS AND SHERIFFS OF LONDON, FROM THE YEAR 1189 to 1640, and thence without the Arms, to 1719. 11.5.-
534 PEDIGREES AND GENEALOGIES, extracted from Chartularies, Patent Rolls, Court Pleas, &c. A most important and valuable Manuscripts, consisting of 206 pages, closely written of the early part of the last century, folio. [illegible] / 7.17.-
535 VISITATIONS OF ESSEX, SURREY, and HAMPSHIRE, by Hawley, Clarencieux VI. Edward VI. folio. [illegible] / 14.14.-
536 SOMERSETSHIRE PEDIGREES, collected 1637, folio. 6.10.-
537 PEDIGREES AND GRANTS OP ARMS, by Cook Clarencieux, folio. 9.12.-
538 Volume, containing extracts from Dugdale's Baronage of all such matters as relate to Suffolk. 2. Names and Arms of the Bannerets of England temp. Edward I. 3. Names and Arms of Nobility and Gentry at the Siege of Kaerlaverock. 4. The Tournament at Dunstable, 2d of Edward II. 5. Names of forty Knights residing with the Monks in the Isle of Ely. 6. Creation of all the Nobility since the Conquest, fairly transcribed, folio. 1.1.-
539 The HISTORYE, LYVES, DESCENTES AND SUCCESSIONS OF THE HOUSE AND BARONS OF COBHAME, of whiche lyne were thre famous distincte famelyes beinge the lordes of Cobhame, the lordes of Rondale, and the lordes of Sterborowe Castell in Surreye, collected by FRANCIS THYNN, according to the moost approved truthe, recordes, evidences, histoyes and monuments of most reverende Antiquytye. AN AUTOGRAPH neatly written, with numerous coats of Arms beautifully emblazoned. Two original Documents, for the Sale of the Scite of Wymaondham Abbey, 17, Eliz. inserted, folio. [illegible] / 26.15.6
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540 Volume containing, 1. THE HONOR OF CHESHIRE AND LANCASHIRE, containing the Legend of the right Honorable HOUSE OF STANLEIES EARLES OF DARBY, written at first by the Right Reverend Father in God, James Stanley, a Son of that honorable house, then Bishop of Man, and now renewed by an old Servant of the same Coate and Family. Dedicated to William now Earl of Derby, by R.G. A POEM, of the reign of Elizabeth. 2. Pedegre and Genealogye of the Worshipful HOUSES OF THE CAVES, from whom many worshipful houses are descended. 3. The title of Henry Vernon, of Stokesay in the County of Salop, Esquire, to the NAME AND TITLE OF LORD POWIS, in the right of Anne his Grandmother, with examples of such as have claimed Baronies in the right of their Wifes, Mothers, Grandmothers, &c. folio, fine state. [illegible] / 19.8.6
541 CHURCH NOTES FOR THE COUNTY OF BUCKINGHAM. Account of the Arms, Tombs, &c. in the Churches, neatly written, 4to. [illegible] / 6.16.6 [together with 542]
542 Register of the Church of Burnham in the Coun. Bucks, a transcript, 4to. [illegible] / 6.16.6 [together with 541]
543 HISTORY OF THE MANOR OE LACHFORD, OXON, with its dependancies Lobb, Rycot, and Haseley, of the present century, folio. [asterism] This Manuscript contains a History of the LENTHALL FAMILY, and a long Account of Lenthall, Speaker of the House of Commons during the long Parliament. 4.-.-
544 Blomefield's Collectanea Cantabrigiencia, 4to. Norwich, 1750 [asterism] The present copy is interleaved, and has Manuscript additions. It has ALSO TWENTY EIGHT CANCELLED PAGES, containing an account of the Ely roll, Luton and Caddington Churches, Bedfordshire, and Attwood Church, Bucks. [illegible] / 6.16.6
545 LIBER GARDEROBAE AB ANNO 18, EDWARD II. ad an. 15 EDWARD III. THE ORIGINA WARDROBE ACCOUNTS collectd and bound in a large folio volume, in very fine preservation. [illegible] / 110.15.-
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546 LIBER RECEPTORUM IN SCACCARIO ET GARDEROBA, commencing 6 Edward III. ON VELLUM, folio. [asterism] THE ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT. It contains the Payments into the Exchequer, and the Gifts to the King, from various Princes, and those from the Nobility, Officers of State, which were in the custody of the keeper of the Wardrobe. Among other interesting details is given a list of the King's Books and Pictures, many of which are particularly described. [illegible] / 42.-.-
547 LIBER GARDEROBAE ALIENORE SORORIS REGIS EDWARDI III. ON VELLUM, from the Collection of T. Martin and Ives, folio. [asterism] This ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT contains an account of the RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS OF THE VARIOUS EXPENCES OP ELEANOR DAUGHTER OF EDWARD II. ON HER JOURNEY TO VERLIE, between the 18th day of April and 26th of July, the 6th year of Edward III. on her marriage with Reginald second Earl of Gelders. See a long and interesting note respecting the contents of the volume by Mr. Ord. [illegible] / 42.-.-
548 LIBER GARDEROBA JOHANNAE REGINAE ANGLIAE, 9 HENRY V. ON VELLUM, folio. [asterism] In this ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT ARE THE RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS OF QUEEN JOHANNE, WIDOW OF HENRY IV. as kept by Thomas Lilleborne, clerk, from the 8th of March, the 9th year of Henry V. to the 21st of July following. The following translation of some of the items are given as a specimen of the contents, and will afford amusement as contrasted with the expences of modern times, 12th day of June the Duke of Gloucester dined and departed after dinner; this days expences amounted to 4l. 2s. 7d. Thursday the 2d of July the Bishop of Wynton dined and departed after dinner; this days expenses amounted to 4l. 14s. 2d. Master Laurens for aqua vitae for the Queen, 2s. 8d. to two Serjeants at Law for pleading in the matter of the Queen's Dower, vis. viiid. To John Perse for divers medicines for the Queen's body xxs. for one ounce of red thread xviid. for vii yards of cloth of a black colour for a gown for the Queen against the Feast at Easter at vis. viiid. for making of a gown ij vid. for a clasp for a book iijd. &c. [illegible] / 44.2.-
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549 LIBER GARDEROBAE 3 HENRY VIII. ON VELLUM, THE ORIGINAL WARDROBE ACCOUNTS, by Andrew de Wyndesore, Keeper of the Wardrobe, in English, in fine preservation, folio. [illegible] / 31.10.-
550 ACCOUNT OF RECEIPT AND PRIVY PURSE EXPENCES OF HENRY VIII. 1544-45, in fine preservation, folio. [asterism] This Manuscript is written in a very legible hand. The contents are highly interesting and amusing. Among the ordinary payments we find, "item to the Bushop of Winchestre for preching before the Kings Majestie the first Sonday in Lent xxs. Among the quarterly payments we have those, "to Nicholas Bacon, Student at the Lawe, (afterwards Chancellor) 4s. to John Heywood (the Epigramatist) Playor on the virgynalls Ls. / Item, to Richard Dareynton for keeping of the King's mastives, and for his servante under hym, Cvis. vd. / Item, to Thomas Speryn, and John Speryn, keepers of the Kinges Bees, 57s." [illegible] / 53.11.-
551 Household Book of Thomas Earl of Lancaster, 13 Edward II. A modern transcript, with two sheets of letter-press, being so much as was done towards the design of printing it, 4to. [illegible] / 4.10.-
552 ORIGINAL ACCOUNTS OF THE VARIOUS EXPENCES OF SIR JOHN HOWARD, KNIGHT, (AFTERWARDS DUKE OF NORFOLK) on his own account, and on that of his Lord, John Mowbray, Duke of Norfolk, from 5 November 1462, to July 1469, written partly by Sir John, and, partly by his Steward, very curious and interesting, 4to. [asterism] In this Curious Volume are registered the Minutest Expenses, not merely those of ordinary occurrences, but even those of relaxation and dissipation. "Expenses in his Progress to the North. Paid for Shaving 2d. Paid Thorp for a Shirt xiid. Washing a Shirt 1d. Pound of Candles 2d. Supper 6d. Cost of various MSS. as Dives and Pauper, &c. gave a Pardoner 4d. Paid for a Palfrey for my Lady of Norfolk 5 marks. Lost at Tennis 3s. 8d. Lost at Piking to my Lord Stafford 4d. Paid to my Lord Bergany's Man for a Whore twenty pence, &c. &c. [illegible] / 141.15.-
553 HOUSEHOLD BOOK OF THOMAS HOWARD, EARL OF SURREY at his hall of Stoke, by Neyland and Hunsdon, Hertfordshire, 1523, folio. [asterism] This very curious Manuscript is unfortunately defective at the beginning, and injured by damp. A long and interesting account of its contents is prefixed. [illegible] / 43.1.-
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554 HOUSEHOLD BOOK OF SIR EDWARD COKE, Author of the Institutes, 1596-7. THE ORIGINAL MS. signed throughout by Bridget Coke, folio. [asterism] This interesting Manuscript exhibits a fair specimen of the Expenses of a Private Gentleman in the reign of Elizabeth. [illegible] / 56.-.-
655 REGISTRUM DE GERENDON. THE ORIGINAL CHARTULARY OF GARENDON ABBEY, LEICESTERSHIRE, UPON VELLUM, folio. [asterism] For an account of this very ancient Volume, and an analysis of its contents, see Nichols's Leicestershire. "It is beautifully written in a large square hand, and seems to have been compiled for the use of the Granges at Alton, Swinfon, Ravenston, Staunton, and Swanington." [illegible] / 68.5.-
556 RAMSEY ABBEY REGISTER. Huntingdonshire, ON VELLUM, folio. THE ORIGIRAL CHARTULARY, in very fine preservation. [illegible] / 45.12.-
557 RECORDS RELATING TO NORWICH AND NORFOLK, folio, 31 pages. From the collection of Le Neve. 2.6.-
558 Account of Roman Urns found at Shadwell, Norfolk, WITH DRAWINGS, folio. 3.3.-
559 CHARTULARIUM JOHANNIS DE NORWIGO, commencing A. D. 1288, ON VELLUM, in very fine preservation, large folio. [asterism] The subjoined note is a part of what Mr. Ord has written in the beginning of this curious and most important Manuscript. "The following MS. is a Chartulary relating to the Estates of the Lord John de Vallibus or Vaux. It was not unusual for our ancient Nobility to enter their Charters and other Evidences belonging to their Estates in Chartularies or Register Books, but unfortunately very few of the more ancient of these Chartularies are now extant. Mr. Astle had an old transcript of a Chartulary, made by order of Edmund Earl of Lancaster, anno 1289. This Chartulary above mentioned, and the present book are the OLDEST EVIDENCE BOOKS RELATING TO THE ESTATES OF OUR ANCIENT NOBILITY THAT HAVE AS YET BEEN DISCOVERED. The greatest part of this Chartulary was compiled before the year 1288, under the direction of the Lord John de Vallibus or Vaux." In the Volume is inserted loosely a Deed in the time of Henry II. making a Grant to Willelmo de Norwigo. Among the Witness recited are Robert (Querceto) Bishop of Lincoln. T. CANCELARIUS (Thomas à Becket). Henry de Essex, Standard-Bearer, &c. As Henry succeeded to the Throne in 1164, and Querceto, Bishop of Lincoln, died in 1166. These Letters patent must have been made within these two years. [illegible] / 73.10.-
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560 A Volume, containing 1. Terrarium de Narburgh Norf. facta 14 Edward IV. 1461, "very particular." 2. Compotus Will. Syder deputatis Willi. Waldegrave armi. Receptoris diversorum Dominorum, Maneriorum, terrarum et tenementorum in Essex, Norf. et Suff. que nuper fuerunt nobilis domini Johis de Veer quondam Comitis Oxoniae, &c. ano 21 Henry VIII. 3. Compotus Diversorum Ballivorum Willi. Paston militis anno primo Marie regina in Paston cum membris, Cromer Waylonds, &c. 4. Compotus ab ano 7 usque ad an. 8 Henry VII. de Dekilburgh, Halvergate, Dechyngham, &c. 5. Quinque copiae sive transcriptae Cartarum facta per Eliz. Ducissa Norfolciae, &c. pro officiis annuitatibus, temp. Henry VII. From the Collection of F. Blomfield, folio. [illegible] / 73.10.-
561 Registrum de Bury, (Tempore Edwarde III.) On vellum, fine preservation, folio. [asterism] This fine Manuscript has passed successively through the hands of Spelman, Macro, and Martin, and has their several Autographs. Mr. Ellis notices it as containing more than several other Registers of the Abbey which he has consulted, and identifies it as the one referred to by Tanner, in his Monasticon. [illegible] / 126.-.-
562 REGISTRUM MONASTERII ST. EDMUNDI, anno 1280. A transcript from the Album Registrum, Burton, folio. 3.6.-
563 CHARTULARIA SANCTI SALVATOR IN BURIA, ON VELLUM, commencing in the year 1290, and ending 1490, with an an Index, 4to. [asterism] A Manuscript of the HIGHEST AUTHORITY, as it appears from the following Note, (the original of which, with the signatures, is inserted in the volume) to have been identified by Thomas Martin, the Suffolk Antiquary, in a Trial, on which it was ADMITTED AS EVIDENCE. "In the Exchequer. Between George Burton, Clerk, Complainant; John Holden, Esq. and Wm. Trowell; Defendants." This Book was produced and shewn to Thomas Martin, Gent. on his examination, to the ninth interrogatory, on the part of the Defendants, this 11th of November 1755, before us Ph. Case, Neale Ward, B. Rushbrook, John Robinson." 3.6.-
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564 Album Registrum, sive CHARTULARIUM SANCTI SALVATORIS IN BURIA, transcribed by G. Burton, 4to. 11.-.-
565 TRANSCRIPTA DE BURY SANCTI EDMUNDI, collections for the History of Bury, by Blomfield, folio 5.5.-
566 A volume containing 1. LIBER HUNDREDORUM QUE SUNT INFRA LIBERTATES DE BURY sci, EDMI. 2. Iter Salom. de Roff, 1287. 3. Liber Allocationum Libertatum. 4. Liber Chartarum Franchesiarum. folio, on paper of the reign of Elizabeth, containing 1240 pages. From the Collection of Ives the Antiquary; in fine preservation. 17.6.6.
567 Consuetudinarium Sancti AEdmundi, ex codice pergamensi penes Comitem de Cornwallis compilatum a Monacho Buriensi circiter, A. D. 1234, transcriptum et collatum per me Georgium Burton, A. D. 1762, folio. 12.-.-
568 REGISTRUM CURTEYS olim pertinens Abbatiae Sci. Edmundi, by G. Burton, Rector of Elvedon, folio. 7.-.-
569 Part of the ORIGINAL REGISTER BOOK OF THE PRIORY OF HOXNE, SUFFOLK, ON VELLUM, folio. 21.-.-
570 A volume containing ORIGINAL CHARTERS OF CAMPSEY NUNNERY, ALLENSBORNE PRIORY, AND BUTLEY PRIORY, SUFFOLK, with the Seals, all in the finest state of preservation. [asterism] These Charters extend from the foundations of the several Establishments, down to the period of their dissolution. A release from Henry VIII. to the Prior of Butley, has the King's signature to it. £27.6.-
571 A volume containing ORIGINAL CHARTERS OF RUMBURGH PRIORY, from the foundation, to its dissolution; also, ORIGINAL GRANT FROM HENRY VIII. TO ROBERT DOWNES, and the Great Seal affixed: and other Documents connected with the Priory, down to the 10th James I. In very fine preservation. [illegible] / 27.6.-
572 A Volume containing ORIGINAL CHARTERS, RENT-ROLLS, &c. OF DODNASH PRIORY, AND IXWORTH PRIORY, SUFFOLK, from the period of their foundations, to the reign of Elizabeth, with the Seals affixed. In fine preservation folio. [illegible] / 31.10.-
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573 SURVEY AND CHARTULARY OF SAXHAM, SUFFOLK, of the XVIth Century, in fine preservation. From the Collection of T. Martin, folio. [illegible] / 24.3.-
574 Part of the ORIGINAL REGISTER BOOK OF THE ABBEY OF WHEPSTED, SUFFOLK, ON VELLUM, in very fine preservation, folio. 10.-.-
575 Volume containing ORIGINAL CHARTERS, RENT-ROLLS, &C. OF SIBTON ABBEY, AND BUNGAY PRIORY, also transcripts of various papers relating to them by Martin and Le Neve, Some of the Documents in this Volume are dated A, D. 1161, many have the Seals attached in the finest state of preservation, folio. 45. 3.
576 RENTAL OF THE MANOR OF SHIPMEADOW, 38, Henry VI. on vellum, Carta licentiae alienandi manerium Mellys et mess. et terr. in Wenhaston cantariae in. Castro Metingham in Suff. per Edmundum de Thorp, 8, Ricardi II. folio, tine preservation. 6.-.-
577 SURVEY AND RENTAL BOOK OF THE HUNDRED OF BLACKBORNE, SUFFOLK, 10, Elizabeth, in fine preservation, folio. 2.19.-
578 SUPERVISIO MANERIUM DE WYSSETT IN COM, SUFF. time of Elizabeth, folio. 3.13.6
579 Volume, containing 1. Survey of the Manor of Lavenham, 1603. 2. Survey of Aldborough, 1577. 3. Survey of Gyslingham, in the reign of Henry VII. the last ON VELLUM, folio. 5.10.-
580 COURT ROLLS of the Manors of Barking cum Nedham, Hecham, and Ratlesden, Suffolk, from the 30th to the 38th of Elizabeth, who was Lady of the Manors, folio. 2.13.-
581 Draught Book of the Manor of Coney Weston, Suffolk, from 1720 to 1729, original Court Book, folio. 3.9.-
582 HISTORY OF THE HUNDRED OF ELVEDEN, SUFFOLK, by G. Burton, Rector of Elvedon. The ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT, with numerous Papers and Letters inserted, folio. 21.10.-
583 Sir William Coke, Attorney General, Account of Rushworth College, Suffolk, with some other Papers, Evidences, &c. relating to the said Estate, folio. 2.5.-
584 ITER SUFFOLCIAE, Anno 1287. A Survey of the County, made by Salomon de Roffe, 14 Edward I. ONVELLUM, small folio. [illegible] / 12.-.-
685 Placita Domini Regis coram Salmone de Roffe, et Sociis suis Justiciariis Itinerantibus apud Gippewycum com. Suff. Anno 14 Edward I. Compendium finum et Amer-ciamentorum placitorum et corone de Itinere Salomonis de Roffe et Sociorum suorum Justiciarum Itiner. in Comitatu Suff. Anno 14 Edw. I. ON VELLUM, fine state, folio. [illegible] / 11.-.-
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586 Placita de Juratis et Assisarum coram Salomone de Roffe, &c. a transcript from the foregoing of the time of James I. folio. 2.12.6
587 Abbreviations Placitorum coram Dno. Rege tempore Regis Henrici III. per Petrum Le Neve, folio, -.13.-
588 BORREL'S CHURCH NOTES IN SUFFOLK. A Miscellaneous volume relating to Antiquities in Suffolk, 1660. From the Collection of T. Martin, folio. 3.3.-
589 Index to Domesday Book for Suffolk, 4to. 7.-.-
590 Compotus Terrarum in Nordfolch et Suffolc ab A°. 2 Henry II. ad A°. 13 Edward III. transcribed from Roger Dods-worth's Manuscripts by Blom field, folio. In I. Ralleph 1.-.-
591 Pedes Finium Tempore Regis Johanis et Henrici III. in Com. Suffolcia?, folio. 1.4.-
592 Particule compoti Henr. de Elmham, Robti. Gyffard, Robii de Rokewode, Hamonis de Michelfeld et Willi. de Midelton vic. Suff. de xls. de quott. feod. Milit Regi anno regni Regis Edwardi tercii vicesimo concess. in Com. Suff. &c. transcript, 4to. -.5.-
593 TAXATIO SUFFOLCIAE, 28 Henrici VIII. ON VELLUM, in fine preservation, folio. [asterism] This volume contains also the Taxation of the Spiritualities and Temporalities of Religious persons in the Archdeaconries of Suffolk and Sudbury, A. D. 1200, older than any hitnerto known. [illegible] / 19.-.-
594 INQUISITIONS IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK. Reign of Elizabeth, from Astle's Collection, folio. 7.7.-
595 LIEUTENANCY OF SUFFOLK. A volume containing copies of all the Letters and Papers which passed between the Privy Counscll and the Earls of Suffolk, as Lords Lieutenants of the County, from 1624 to 1639, the Orders and Regulations issued from the Lords Lieutenants to their deputies, &c. fairly transcribed, time of Charles I. folio. [illegible] / 10.10.-
596 SUFFOLK COLLECTIONS. Kirby's Suffolk Traveller, interleaved in two folio volumes, with additions, in print and manuscript, and a few ancient deeds. [illegible] / 6.12.-
597 SUFFOLK COLLECTIONS. Collections for the Literary History of the County containing an Account of Suffolk Authors, and their Works. 4to. 2.3.-
598 SUFFOLK COLLECTIONS. Extracts relating to Suffolk from various Books, 2 vol. folio. 2.3.-
599 SUFFOLK COLLECTIONS. A volume containing Ancient Seals most elaborately drawn by the pen, and several of them very delicately coloured, folio. 5.-.-
600 SUFFOLK COLLECTIONS. Extracts from Parish Registert, 2 vol. folio. [illegible] / 13.13.-
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601 SUFFOLK COLLECTIONS. Collections for a General History of the County, in 20 vol. folio, with 3 vol. of Indexes, in all 23 vol. [asterism] The present article is without exception the most important that has ever been offered for public Sale, as illustrative of County History. Each volume contains one or more Hundreds, in which are arranged original Documents consisting of Deeds of Gift, Leases, Inquisitions, Court Rolls,' the Solemn League and Covenant in the Reign of Charles I. with the Signatures, Returns from Parish Authorities, Parliamentary Petitions, &c. many of very early date, the whole forming materials for the ground work of a complete History of the County, still a desideratum. [illegible] / 210.-.-
602 BLOMFLELD'S SUFFOLK AND CAMBRIDGE'COLLECTIONS. In an Alphabetical form, with pen and ink Drawings of Arms, Seals, &c. folio. 3.18.-
603 LIBER EXTRACTORUM. FRANCISCUS BLOMEFIELD, 1729. [asterism] These Extracts are from Ancient Charters, Deeds, and other Papers, and relate principally to Norfolk and Suffolk. 4.14.-
604 SUFFOLK COLLECTIONS. Gardiner's History of Dunwich, 1754, 4to. with insertions of Original Documents, among which is an ancient Survey of the Manor of Conway, on vellum. 6.2.6
605 SUFFOLK COLLECTIONS, 4to. Volume, containing various papers, Printed and Manuscript. Among the Manuscripts are an ancient Transcript of Dowsing's Journal, Pedigree of the Seckfords, Loder's Collections for Wood-bridge. 3.13.6
606 SUFFOLK COLLECTIONS. History of Framlingham, by Hawes and Loder, 4to. 1798, with insertions of original Papers, and an Ancient Account of the Expences of the Manor, ON VELLUM. 3.15.-
607 SUFFOLK PEDIGREES. A volume consisting of ORIGINAL PAPERS, LETTERS, DEEDS, &C. collected for the Histories of the Families of Bures, Mannock, Wingfield, Naunton, Lemans, Spenser, Leman, Blosse, Howlet, Croftes, Tyrrel, Wentworth, Bray, Poley, Bedingfield, Prettyman, Blomfield, Sandcroft, Broun, Brampton, Gurdon, Cole, Palsgrave, Gresham, De la Pole, Bardolf, Phelip, and Robinson. Among them will be found Five Warrants for payment of Money to Richard Gresham, signed by Henry VIII. 16.-.-
608 Collections relating to Norfolk and Suffolk Families; by Joseph Bokenham, Rector of Stoke Ash, circa, 172 0, 4to. -.13.-
608* Pedigrees of Norfolk and Suffolk Families, by Borret, neatly written. From the Collection of Le Neve and Martin, folio. 1.8.-
609 SUFFOLK PEDIGREES.—Alphabetical Account of the Families of the County, by Thomas Martin of Palgrave. Quarto. 6.6.-
610 SUFFOLK PEDIGREES, collected from Visitation Books and other sources, by Mr. Ord, the Arms emblazoned, 4 vol. folio. 26.5.-
611 SUFFOLK PEDIGREES. Harvey's Visitation, 1561. Autograph of Nicholas Charles Lancaster, with the following Note by Sir John Cullum, "Q. how this book happened not to be in the Cotton collection, for Mr. Cambden purchased the.MSS. of Mr. Charles, which he left by will to Sir Robert Cotton?" folio. 8.-.-
612 SUFFOLK PEDIGREES. Harvey's Visitation of Suffolk, 1561, in his own hand-writing, a fine Manuscript, large folio. 10.15.-
613 SUFFOLK PEDIGREES. Harvey's Visitation of Suffolk, with additions to 1660, 4to. 11.-.-
614 NORFOLK AND SUFFOLK PEDIGREES. Visitation of Norfolk, by Cooke Clarencieux, from the Collection of Sir John Cullum who has added some of recent date, folio. 6.6.-
615 CHARTERS. A Collection of engraved Fac-Similes of Ancient Charters, many of them from private plates, chronologically arranged in a folio volume. 2.1.-
616 ASPILOGIA. A Collection of Engravings and Drawings of Ancient Seals, folio. 3.3.-
617 Collection of Engravings of Corporation Seals, arranged in a folio volume. 1.-.-
618 Thorpe. 22.-.-