7067 Haines (Rev. H.) A Manual of Monumental Brasses, 2 vol., illustrations, 1861, 8vo. (475) Thorp, £2 10s. 7068 Hasted (E.) History of the County of Kent, 12 vol., second edition, maps and plates, half calf, Canterbury, 1797-1801, 8vo. (557) Thorp, £5 7069 Hume and Smollett. History of England, 13 vol., “Oxford English Classics," with the series of portraits by Worthington, calf gilt, m. e., Oxford, 1826-27, 8vo. (282)

Quaritch, £2 125. 7070 Kipling (Rudyard). Echoes, by Two Writers, in the original wrapper, slightly torn, with inscription on fly-leaf," D. C. J. J., d. d. R. K. Aug. 22nd, 1884," and a pencil note by him on each poem (a word only) explaining its nature, Lahore, the "Civil and Military Gazette" Press (1884), 8vo. (924) Denham, £8 5s. 7071 Kipling (Rudyard). Schoolboy Lyrics (printed for private circulation only), in the original light brown wrapper, a little soiled in places, name written on title "Ram Singh," Lahore, printed at the "Civil and Military Gazette" Press, 1881, 8vo. (931) Shepherd, £3 5s.

7072 Kipling (Rudyard).

United Services Proprietary College, Westward Ho, North Devon, School Lists, from April, 1878, to July, 1882, covering the whole period of Kipling's Schooldays, in the original covers, together 13 numbers, 8vo. (227) Denham, LI 7073 Kipling (Rudyard). The United Services College Chronicle, Nos. 1-58, from July 11, 1878, to December 17, 1894 (the last leaf of No. I defective), 1878-94, small 4to. (228)

Denham, £5 7s. 6d. 7074 Kipling (Rudyard). Writings in Prose and Verse, edition de luxe, 19 vol., portrait, uncut, 1897-1900, 8vo. (1350)

Spencer, £6 155. 7075 Lecky (W. E. H.) A History of England in the Eighteenth Century, 8 vol., uncut, 1888-90, 8vo. (278) Quaritch, £4 5s. 7076 Lecky (W. E. H.) History of European Morals, from Augustus to Charlemagne, 2 vol., original cloth, uncut, 1869, 8vo. (283) Bain, £2 25. 7077 London and Middlesex Archæological Society Transactions, vol. i.-vi.-Evening Meeting, 1870-4, 1 vol.-New Series, vol. i., part 1—and Series ii., vol. i., part 2, 1860-96, 8vo. (638) Edwards, £2 IIS. 7078 [Loveling (M.)] Latin and English Poems, calf, 1741, 8vo. (896) Bain, £4 18s. [James Boswell's copy, with his autograph, "James Boswell, London, 1786, a present from my much valued friend, Edmund Malone, Esq."; and also in Malone's autograph, "Given by E. Malone to James Boswell, March 3rd, 1787." -Catalogue.]

7079 Lysons. Magna Britannia, being a Topographical Account of several Counties of Great Britain, 6 vol., maps and plates, uncut, 1806-22, 4to. (738) Rimell, £2 45. 7080 Manning and Bray. History and Antiquities of the County

of Surrey, with the Appendix, 3 vol., portrait, maps, plates and pedigrees (the first few leaves of vol. iii. water-stained), half russia gilt, uncut, 1804-14, folio (779) Thorp, £16 7081 Masson (F.) Stapeliae Novae, or a collection of several New Species of that Genus discovered in the interior parts of Africa, 41 coloured plates, half calf, 1796, folio (771)

Toon, £5 5s. 7082 Maxwell (W. H.) Hector O'Halloran and his Man Mark Antony O'Toole, illustrated by Dick Kitcat and John Leech, first edition, 13 parts, with all the original pictorial wrappers intact, uncut, enclosed in a half morocco gilt slip case, R. Bentley, etc., n. d., 8vo. (1144) Hornstein, £3 7083 Milton (John). Paradise Regain'd, a Poem, in iv. Books, to which is added Samson Agonistes, first edition, with the leaf preceding title and the leaf of errata, lower margin of title slightly shaved, original calf, J. M. for John Starkey, 1671, 8vo. (880) Pickering, £11 158. 7084 Missale Romanum, Clem. VIII. et Urbani VIII. auctoritate recognitum, in massive silver binding of repoussé work, the back consisting of four rosettes in compartments, side borders of elaborate ornaments of vases of flowers and grape vines with bunches of grapes, in centre of the upper cover full-length figures of the Infant Jesus between Mary and Joseph walking in the starry sky, with the Holy Spirit above, and on the other the Holy Trinity in the heavens, with the earthly globe between, Venet., 1749, 4to. (1037) Parsons, £6 5s.

[A remarkable and elaborate specimen of silver repoussé binding, executed in Sicily by Sicilian artists. In each centre are stamped the initials [S. F., 822], [D. S.], and a crowned shield of arms. -Catalogue.]

7085 Morant (P.) History and Antiquities of the County of Essex, 2 vol., maps and numerous plates, and a quantity of additional plates, MS. notes, pedigrees, etc. inserted (the plate of Audley House inlaid, sold not subject to return), half calf, 1768, folio (774) Edwards, £5

7086 Nagler (Dr. G. K.) Neues Allgemeines Künstler-Lexicon, oder Nachrichten von dem Leben und Werken der Maler, Kupfersticher, Zeichner, etc., 22 vol., half calf, München, 1835-52, 8vo. (322) Lehman, £18 10s. 7087 Nolhac (P. de). Marie Antoinette, the Dauphine-Marie Antoinette, the Queen, from the French of Pierre de Nolhac, 2 vol., numerous photogravure plates, uncut, Goupil and Co., n. d., 4to. (179) E. Parsons, £6 5s. 7088 Oxford and Cambridge Magazine for 1856, conducted by Members of the two Universities, morocco extra, g. e., 1856, 8vo. (890) W. Ward, £7 7089 Paléographie Musicale, Nos. 9-44, facsimiles of ancient musical MSS. in phototypy, Paris et Leipz., 1891-99, folio (249) £4 4s. 7090 Plain Song and Medieval Music Society (Publications of the). Graduale Sarisburiensis, 2 parts-the Sarum Gradual

Songs and Madrigals of the XVth Century-Early English Harmony Musical Notation of the Middle Ages (out of print)-Madrigals of the XVth Century-Elements of Plain Song (out of print)-Bibliotheca Musico-Liturgica-Ordinary of the Mass-Plain Song-Hymn Melodies and Sequences -and Recent Research in Plain Song, together 12 vol., containing numerous facsimiles of ancient MSS., not more than 300 copies of each work, printed for members of the Society only, 1890-98, folio, 4to. and 8vo. (248) £6 5s. 7091 Prescott (W. H.) Works, Library Edition, viz., Conquest of Peru and Mexico-Ferdinand and Isabella-Charles V.Philip II. and Biographical and Critical Miscellanies, portraits, etc., 12 vol., half calf extra, m. e., Routledge, n. d., 8vo. (1154) G. Brown, £3 10s. 7092 Punch, or the London Charivari, vol. i. to xliii. (wanted vol. xxviii. and xxix.), numerous engravings by Leech, Doyle, etc., half bound in 21 vol., 1841-62, and duplicates of vol. i. to iii., in 1 vol., half bound, together 22 vol., 4to. (78)

George, £6 5s. 7093 Richardson (Samuel). Clarissa, or the History of a Young Lady, 7 vol., first edition, original calf, 1748, 8vo. (257)

Bain, £5 [On the fly-leaf was a curious contemporary biography of Richardson, written on the day of his death.—Catalogue.]

Roxburghe Club Publications.

All in the original half binding, uncut, 4to.

7094 The Black Prince, with a translation and notes by H. O. Coxe, 1842 (1388)

Quaritch, 18s.

7095 Speech of the Earl of Powis in the House of Lords, May 23, 1843 (1389)

Reeve, 75.

7096 Howard Household, edited by J. Payne Collier, 1844 (1390)

7097 Correspondence of Sir Henry Unton,

Stevenson, 1847 (1391)

7098 La Vraie Cronicque d'Escoce, edited by

1847 (1392)

Quaritch, L1 155. 1591-2, edited by J. Quaritch, £1 16s. Major R. Anstruther, Quaritch, LI IIS. by J. Stevenson, Quaritch, LI IIS.

7099 Alliterative Romance of Alexander, edited 1849 (1393)

7100 Vox Clamantis, auctore J. Gower, 1850 (1394)

7101 Five Old Plays, edited by J. Payne Collier,

7102 Romance of the Sowdone of Babylone, etc.,

Quaritch, L1 2s. 1851 (1395) Quaritch, £2 35. 1854 (1396) Maggs, £1 12s.

Sotheran, £4 4s.

7103 Poems by Michael Drayton, edited by J. Payne Collier, 1856 (1397) 7104 Literary Remains of King Edward the Sixth, edited by J. G. Nichols, 2 vol., 1857 (1398)

Quaritch, 8s.

7105 Itineraries of William Wey, from the original MS., with a

Map of the Holy Land, illustrating the Itineraries, in
facsimile, 2 vol., 1857-67 (1399)
Hazlitt, £2 19s.

7106 The Boke of Noblesse, edited by J. G. Nichols, 1860 (1400)

W. Reeves, £4 16s.

7107 De Regimine Principum, a Poem, by Thomas Occleve, edited by T. Wright, 1860 (1401) Reeves, £1 15s.

7108 Songs and Ballads, edited by T. Wright, 1860 (1402)

Hazlitt, £2 7109 Seynt Graal, by H. Lonelich and R. de Barron, edited by F. J. Furnivall, 2 vol., 1861-3 (1403) Quaritch, £5 155. 7110 Old English Version of Partenope of Blois, edited by W. E. Buckley, 1862 (1404)

7111 Copy-Book of Sir Amias Poulet's Letters,

1866 (1405)

7112 Herd (J.) Metrical History, edited by T.

7113 Ruthven Correspondence, edited by W. (1407)

7114 Pilgrimage of the Lyf of the Manhode, Wright, 1869 (1408)

Hazlitt, 12s. edited by O. Ogle, Maggs, £1 10s. Purnell, 1868 (1406) Quaritch, 35. D. Macray, 1868 Quaritch, 18s. edited by W. A. Walford, 5s.

7115 Correspondence of Colonel N. Hooke, edited by W. D. Macray, 2 vol., 1870-1 (1409)

Quaritch, £1 25.

7116 Mystère de Saint Louis, par Francisque-Michel, 1871 (1410)

Reeves, £1 125.

7117 Fragment of Partenope of Blois, from a MS. at Vale Royal,

1873 (1411)

Reeves, 25.

7118 Tract on the Succession to the Crown [1602], by Sir John Harington, 1880 (1412)

Maggs, £1 8s.

7119 A Lamport Garland, from the Library of Sir C. E. Isham,

1881 (1413)

Hazlitt, 18s.

7120 Cephalus and Procris. Narcissus, by T. Edwards, edited by W. E. Buckley, 1882 (1414) Maggs, 195. 7121 The King's Prophecie, by Jos. Hall, 1882 (1415) Quaritch, 35. 7122 Quatuor Sermones [William Caxton], 1883 (1416) Maggs, 175. 7123 Beaumont Papers, edited by W. D. Macray, 1884 (1417)

Maggs, 145.

7124 Life and Martyrdom of Saint Katherine of Alexandria, 1884 (1418) Quaritch, £2 6s. 7125 Miracles de Nostre Dame, collected by Jean Mielot, edited by G. F. Warner, 1885, imperial 4to. (1419) 7126 Stuart Papers, edited by F. Madan, 2 vol.,

Reeves, 18s.

1889 (1420) Quaritch, £2 10s.

7127 Travels of Sir John Mandeville, edited by G. F. Warner, 1889, super imperial 4to. (1421)

Quaritch, £9 10S.

7128 Le Pelerinage de l'Ame, de Guil. de Deguileville, edited by

Dr. Stürzinger, 1895 (1422)

Quaritch, £5 55.

7129 Le Pelerinage Jhesucrist, de Guil. de Deguileville, edited by Dr. Stürzinger, 1897 (1423)

Maggs, £4 2s. 6d.

7130 Rolewinck (W.) Fasciculus Temporum, gothic letter, numerous woodcuts, the capitals rubricated, with MS. additions,

slightly wormed, half calf, Venetiis, G. Walch, 1479, folio (814) Leighton, £2 18s. 7131 Rudimentum Novitiorum, lit. gotb., double columns, 47 lines, without marks, woodcut maps, Chain genealogies, large and small woodcuts, large woodcut initials, ornamental borders, etc., mostly coloured by hand, capitals painted in blue and red (some margins cut into), 2 leaves in MS. facsimile, and supposed to want a preliminary leaf, had a duplicate leaf of the Anointing of Saul, sold not subject to return, contemporary oaken boards, stamped ornamental pigskin, with arms (well preserved), Lubecae, Lucas Brandis de Schasz, 1475, large folio (1119) Tinkler, £45

[The first book printed at Lubeck, and one remarkable for its xylographic illustrations. William Morris's copy (wanted I leaves) sold for £52. (See BOOK-PRICES CURRENT, vol. xiii., No. 1786.)—ED.]

7132 Ruskin (J.) The Stones of Venice, 3 vol., first edition, numerous plates and illustrations, 1851-3, 8vo. (454)

Quaritch, £11 IOS.

7133 Salmon (N.) History and Antiquities of Essex, map and plates, calf, 1740, folio (786) Walford, 1 16s. 7134 Savonarola (Michael). De Balneis et termis naturalibus omnibus ytaliae sicque totius orbis, gothic letter, printed in double columns, a few MS. marginal notes in an old hand, half vellum, Ferrariae, A. Gallus, 1485, folio (769)

Leighton, £335. 7135 Scott (Sir Walter). Waverley Novels, Border edition, with Introductory Essays and Notes by Andrew Lang, 48 vol., LARGE PAPER, proof etchings on Japan paper, half morocco, g. e., 1893-94, 8vo. (87)

Quaritch, £13 Centenary edition,

7136 Scott (Sir Walter). Waverley Novels, 25 vol. (wanted vol. xix.), portrait and engravings, half calf gilt, m. e., 1871, 8vo. (309) Rimell, £2 25. 7137 Shakespeare (William). Comedies, Histories and Tragedies, published according to the True Originall Copies, the first folio edition, most of title and leaf to the reader, large corner of the dedication, the whole of the last leaf, large corners of N 4, x 6, Y 2, 4, 5, I j, and several other smaller deficiencies in which the text has been injured were supplied in facsimile, some rust holes mended and a few not mended, spots and stains on several leaves, and some writing erased on GG 7, but in all other respects a genuine and good copy, measuring generally 124 by 8 inches, sold not subject to return, modern morocco antique, gilt on red edges, by Tuckett, Printed by Isaac Jaggard and Ed. Blount, 1623, folio (1428) Pickering, £252

XIV.

[A MS. note on the end fly-leaf of this copy says: "The defects in the first three leaves of this book, the whole of the last leaf, and some smaller deficiencies in various parts, were supplied in facsimile by Mr. A. J. Burtt. The volume was rebound in 1874-5. Four leaves, Henry IV., part ii.,

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