858 Plantus Menæchmei, et Aulularia, Notis et Glossariis, Hildyard, 2 vols. in 1, cf. nt. 88. pub. 158. Cantab. 1836-9 859 Comedies in Literal English Prose, by Riley, 2 vols. cloth, 68. 6d. pub. ll. Bohn, 1852 860 PLAYFAIR, Works, Illust. of Huttonian Theory, Progress of Mathemat. and Physic. Science, Lives of Stewart, Hutton, Robison, Reviews, &c. with Life, 4 vols. 8vo. calf extra, gilt leaves, 188. pub. 21. 12s. 6d.

1822

861 - Outlines of Natural Philosophy, in Lectures at Edinburgh University, "combination of soundest philosophy, profoundest science, eloquence and skill,"—Dugald Stewart, 2 vols. in 1, ef. very nt. 5s. pub. 11. 1819

Plays. 862 London Theatre, edited by Dibdin, 26 vols. in 13 pocket vols. cf. extra, gilt leaves, contents, lettered outside, 11. 1815 863 ALFIERI (soul of the first order) Tragedies, translated by Ch. Lloyd, 3 vols. new, 4s. 6d. pub. ll. 864 Ben Jonson, Memoir by Barry Cornwall, large 8vo. cloth, 10s. pub. 168. 1838 865 Lamb, Specimens of Dramatic Poets, Time of Shakspeare, with Notes, best edition, ef. nt. 4s. cost 12s. 1808

1815

1818

866 Marlow (Kit) Plays, Notes by Oxberry, thick vol. hf. cf. 38. 867 Massinger, Plays, in 1 large vol. 8vo. cloth, 6s. pub. 128.

1840

868 Ditto, Plays adapted for Family Reading and use of Young (by Rev. W. Harness), 3 vols. cloth, 58. cost 158. 1830 869 Old Plays (6) on which Shakspeare founded his, edited by Nichols, 2 vols. cr. 8vo. 3s. 1779 870 Old Plays, Etherege, She would if she could, 1668; ditto, Comical Revenge, or Love in a Tub, 1669; Dryden, Secret Love or Maiden Queen, 1669; Evening's Love or Mock Astrologer, 1671, and others, sm. 4to. cf. nt. 48. 871 SCHILLER, Historical Dramas, DEATH of WALLENSTEIN, &c., and Revolt of the Netherlands, cloth, 28. 1846

872 Ditto, DON CARLOS, Mary Stuart, Maid of Orleans, Bride of Messina, cloth, 28.

873 Ditto, Robbers, Early Dramas, and Ghost Seer, translated, cloth, 2s. 6d. 1849 874 Schlegel, Lectures on Dramatic Art and Literature, translated by Black, "of extraordinary merit,"―Quarterly Review, 2 vols. 8vo. cf. nt. 78. (worth a short time since 2 gs.) 1815 875 SHAKSPEARE Plays, Stevens' Text, Glossarial Notes and Life, 9 vols. uncut, 9s. pub. 21. 10s. Cadell, 1803 876 PLAYS, Pickering's beautiful miniature edition, 9 sm. vols. cloth, extra, gilt leaves, 10s. pub. 2 gs. 1825 877 Talfourd, Ion and Athenian Captive, 8vo. cf. nt. 28. pub, 88. 1837-8 878 Voltaire, Chef d'Euvres Dramatiques, 4 vols. cf. nt. 38. 6d. Paris, 1831

879 Pleasures derived from Literary Compositions, Essays on, 8vo. hf. cf. nt. 2s. 6d. pub. 10s. 1813 881 Pleydel (Lieut.) Field Fortification, for Infantry Officers to trace on Ground, and construct all sorts of Redoubts and other Field Works, put in state of Defence, Posts, Churches, Old Castles, Towns, &c. 8vo. 40 plates, 18. 1768 882 Plinii, Historia Naturalis, Notis Variorum, GRONOVIUS, "very excellent, scarce and valuable edition, comprehends Commentaries of all preceding editions, including Salmasius, worth 3 or 4 gs."Dibdin, 3 vols. 8vo. cf. nt. 158. Lugd. Bat. 1669 883 Plowden, History of IRELAND, Invasion to Union. 3 vols. 4to. 14s. pub. 4 gs. 1803 884 History of Ireland from Union to Oct. 1810, 3 vols. 48. 6d. pub. 11. 148. Dublin, 1811 885 Plumer (Rev. J. J.) Manual of Family Prayers for every Day, with Special Forms for Principal Fasts and Festivals, from Authorized Sources, also greater part of the Psalter, and Practical Portions of Holy Scripture, divided into short Sections, for Daily reading, elegantly printed, cloth, 28. pub. 68. Burns, 1845 886 Plumptre (Rev. H. S.) 7 Lent Lectures on

Parable of Prodigal Son, at Newington, Bucks, 12mo. 28. pub. 48. Hatchard, 1833 887 Plumptre (Rev. J.) Series of SERMONS, on 1st Lessons, for Sundays, a Popular Commentary on the Bible, 2 vols. 8vo. cloth, new, 58. pub. 17.68. 1827 888 Pluralities Indefensible (by Newton, Principal of Hertford Coll. Oxon.) thick 8vo. cf. 28. 1744

889 PLUTARCH, BRITISH, Lives of most eminent Divines, Patriots, Statesmen, Warriors, Philosophers, Poets, Artists, of Gr. Brit. and Ireland, from Accession of Hen. VIII. to Present Time, best edition, by Wrangham, 6 vols. 8vo. cf. 15s. pub. 31. 10s. 1816 Plutarch.

889* OPERA OMNIA, Gr. et Lat. XYLANDER, "magnificent edition, cannot be obtained under 5gs." -Dibdin, 2 very large and thick vols. folio, rich gilt calf back, vellum sides, 16s. 1624

890 VITÆ, Græce, edit. Schæfer, 7 vols. 68. Tauchnitz, 1812 891 LIVES, Translated with Explan. and Crit. Notes, by Dacier, &c. with Life, by Dryden, 6 vols. sm. 8vo. old cf. nt. 5s. 1716 892 Another edition, by ditto, 7 vols. 8vo. good copy, cf. nt. 10s. 1730

893 LIVES, by Langhorne, 6 vols. 8vo. good edition, 13s. pub. 3 gs.

1819

894 LIVES, complete in 3 large vols. 8vo. cloth, lettered, 10s. pub. 2l. 12s. 6d.

895 Lives, by ditto, in 1 vol. 8vo. hf. cf. nt. 6s.

907 Poetæ GRÆCI Scenici et Fabularum Fragmenta DINDORFII, roy. 8vo. cloth, 138. pub. 30s. 1841 908 Poeti ITALIANI, (Dante, Petrarca, Ariosto, Tasso) also Selections of best Italian Poets, from 1200, edited by Buttura, large 8vo. 68. Paris, 1833 909 ―, PROVENZALI, Celebri che fiorino nel tempo delli Re di Napoli et Conti di Prouenza, Vite delle, 12mo, vellum, rare (former price 158.) Lione, 1575 910 Poetarum Illustrium, Flores, per Mirandulana, Collecti, et in locos communes digesti, cf. nt. 1s. 1667 911 Poetical Chronology, Valpy's, of Ancient and Modern History, with Historical, Explan. Notes, and with Index, bnd. 18.

38.

912

1825

Decameron, or Conversations on English Poets and Poetry, particularly Reigns Elizabeth and James I. by Collier "abounds in valuable information," Hunter on Shakespeare, 2 vols. cr. 8vo. 38. 6d. pub. 11. 1820

913 Magazine (Ackerman's) collection of va rious Poetry, Descriptive, Humorous, &c. including whole of DR. SYNTAX, TOURS, with Rowlandson's Plates, vols. 8vo, blue morocco, extra, gilt leaves, numerous fine coloured Plates, Views, &c. 18s. cost 41.

916

Plutarch, Lives (Condensed). 896 Of Celebrated GREEKS, with Additions, from Muller, Mitford, Gillies, Thirlwall, Potter, Keightly, Robinson, and others, also from Herodotus, Xenophon, Thucydides, Polybius, Pausanius, Chronological Table of Events, and INTRODUCTION on Geography, History, &c. of GREECE, 18. 6d. ; Of Celebrated ROMANS, with Additions, from Niebuhr, Gibbon, Fergusson, Adam; also from Livy, Tacitus, Sallust, Justin, &c. uniform, 1s. 6d. both vols in 1, 3s. cloth.

"Contain those germs or elements which in after ages produced Philosophers, Legislators, Warriors." Valuable treasures of ancient learning, illustrating not only Grecian and Roman affairs, but also History of Philosophy.

Abound with proofs of indefatigable industry and profound crudition, and will always be read with pleasure, from their great variety of valuable amusing information, anecdote. In just and useful observations, Moral Topics, Plutarch is most successful.

897 MORALS, translated, "as full of matter as an egg of meat," 5 vols. 8vo. cf. nt. 9s. 1709 898 Plymouth, after tremendous Gale, a large, most interesting Representation (29 × 15) of the wonderful and Disastrous Appearance of 23 Sail of MERCHANTMEN as they appeared three days after tremendous Gale of Nov. 1824 in DEADMAN'S BAY and CATWATER, also the SURROUNDING SCENERY, richly coloured, 58. 899 Pocock, Modern Finishings for Rooms, a Series of Designs for Vestibules, Halls, Staircases, Libraries, Doors, Windows, ChimneyPieces, Mouldings, Cornices, also for Villas and Porticos, sm. 4to. Ind. 86 plates,10s. pub.2gs. 1811 900 Poe, Works and Life, vol. 1 (Tales) cloth, 38. 901 Poemes, Grecs, (les PETITS,) Orphee, Homere, pub. 10s. New York, 1850 Hesiode, Pindare, Anacreon, Sappho, Tyrtee, Stæsicore, &c. best French Translations, edited by Falconnet and Aime Martin, roy. 8vo. hf. cf. 88. Paris, 1842 902 Poemata Anglorum, Latina, Selecta, accurante Popham, thk. 8vo. cf. nt. 2s.

903

1779 Italorum, Selecta, qui Latine Scripserunt Sannazarii Amalthei, Vidæ, &c. Accurante A Pope, 2 vols. cf. very nt. 4s. 1740 904 Poesies Diversees, Selections from most celebrated French Poets, Malherbe to Victor Hugo, and Racine's Esther, with Arguments and Copious Notes, by Malaher, cloth, nt. gilt leaves, 28. pub. 1852 905 Ditto, de Boileau, avec Notes, Historiques et Gramaticales et Essai sur sa Vie et Ecrits, par Levizac, Revue par Gros, 1s. 6d. cost 4s. 6d. 1809 906, de Jean Polonius, Empedocle, Vision Poetique, et autre Poesies, cf. very nt. 1s. 6d. Paris, 1829

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"Precisely the volume so long wanted in schools and families; rich Materials for deep Reflection, tending not only to exalt and purify the Taste, but to amuse and instruct by that most important method, the Cultivation of the Imagination."

918 Poems and Pictures, a Selection of

Gems of Poetry, selected with most refined taste, and free from all that can injure delicacy of Youthful Mind, including Translations, sm. 4to, cloth, most exquisitely adorned with nearly 100 of the finest WOOD ENGRAVINGS ever executed, after English Artists, HORSLEY, DYCE, COPE, FRANKLIN, CRESWICK, &c. 11. pub. 2gs. Poetry.

919 Acts and Deeds of the most Famous and Valiant Champion Sir W. Wallace of Ellerslie, Relationes A. Blair, Monachi de Dumfermelen et Comment. 1327, 1570, sm. 4to, cf. nt. BLACK LETTER, Roxburgh copy of original sold for 311. 5s. 6d. Reprint, Edinb. 1758 920 AIKIN, Chronological Series of our Classical Poets (Ben Jonson to Butler) without mutilation or abridgment, and Biographical and Critical Notices of their Authors, in 1 vol. 8vo. 11s. pub. 188. 921 Akenside, Pleasures of Imagination, best edition, full Notes and "delightful Critical Essay," by Barbauld (admirable to form the style, no works have more classic air, full of enthusiasm for treasures of Greek and Roman Literature, their Laws, Arts, Liberty, joining keen discriminating spirit of Metaphysics and taste for Moral Beauty) 12mo. 2s. pub. 7s.

922 Anna Matilda, Poetry of, by Gen. Sir W. Waller, 1788 cf. nt. 2s.

923 Annual Anthology, Collection of Poetry (by Southey, Dyer, Lloyd, Ch. Lamb, &c.) 2 vols. 1799-1800 scarce, 38. 924 Barret, Woman, a Poem, Westall's fine plates, 2s. 6d. pub. 58.

1822 925 Beattie, Minstrel, red morocco extra, gilt leaves, 38. 1807

926 Beattie and Collins, Poetical Works and Lives, Walker's pocket edition, new, with printed cover, 18. pub. 38. 6d.

1823

Chodzko et Grabowski (Historical Scenes, Monuments, Moneys, Costumes, Arms, Natural Curiosities, Geography, Theatres, &c.) 2 large vols. imperial 8vo. cf. nt. 15s. Paris, 1837 1026 Poland, History of Rise and Progress, Decline of Reformation in, and Influence which Scriptural Doctrines have exercised there, in Literary, Moral, and Political Respects, by Krasinski, 2 vols. 8vo. 48. pub. ll. 18. 1838 1027 Campe, Nowy Robinson, in Polish Language, 2 vols. 12mo. cf. 28. Wroclawiu, 1795 1028 Poles in the 17th Century, an Historical Novel, with Sketch of Polish Cossacks, by COUNT KRASINSKI, 3 vols. cloth, new, 4s. pub. 17. 11s. 6d. 1843

1029 Starovolsci Elogia et Vitæ Centum Poloniæ Scriptorum, sm. 4to. vellum, 3s. Francof. 1625 1030 Polano, History of the COUNCIL of TRENT, translated by Brent, "justly entitled to be placed amongst most admired historical compositions," Dr. Robertson, thick folio, cf. nt. good copy, best edition, 178. 1676 1031 Polar Star of Entertainment, Popular Science, and Universal Repertorium of General Literature, selected from best Publications of the Day, 9 vols. 8vo. cloth, scarce, 11s. 1829-32 1032 Police of Metropolis, Treatise on, explaining the Various Crimes, &c. with Remedies, by Colquhoun, 1796; also (Bluck) Metropolitan Police, its Expenses Examined, its Efficiency questioned, Obligations Discussed, 1834, 2 Works, 18. 6d. 1033 Poliphile, Song de, Tableau des Riches Inventions, couvertes du voile des feintes, Amoureuses, Desvoilees, subtilement exposées, par Beroalde, Sterne's favourite author, cf. rare, and curious work, numerous cuts, 58. Paris, 1600 1035 Poli, Synopsis, Critic. aliorumq. S. Script. Interpret. most elaborate, stupendous work, fruit of ten years' labour, consolidates, concentrates, admirably arranges the Critici Sacri and other authors, with the later Criticisms, great Skill, truly Evangelical,”- -see Bp. Horsley's Praise, 5 vols. folio, fine copy, bright gilt backs, 41. 10s. 1669 1036 Another copy, 5 vols. in 7, fol. cf. 31. 8s. 1669 1037 --, Dialogue between Popish Priest and Eng

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lish Protestant, 1839; DR. RUDGE, Increase of Popery, 2 books, 12mo. cloth, 28.

1038 Political Economy, Conversations on, familiarly explaining the Elements, by Marcet, 2s. 6d. pub. 98. 1827 1039 Political Philosophy, by Lord Brougham complete, 2 thick vols. 8vo. hf. cf. nt. 118. pub. 17. 11s. 6d.

1040 Political Primer, or Road to Public Honours, 18. pub. 68. 6d. 1826

1041 Political Miscellanies, Long Illness and Last Moments of C. J. Fox, with Strictures on Public and Private Life, 1806; Letters on Socialism, Bp. of Exeter's Speech on ditto; Mill, Article Go- | vernment, Legal Reform, Crimes of Law; W. Godwin, Letters of Verax, and 20 others, thick 8vo. hf. cf. 38.

1042 --, Pamphlets, Lives of Leading Men at Head of Affairs in France, Edinb. 1792; DR. T. HARDY, Patriot, 1793; Genius, Disposition, of French Government, and View of Taxation of French Empire, by American, 1810, 8vo. cf. nt.28. 1043 Political Tracts by Lord Bolingbroke, Collection of, 8vo. hf. cf. nt. 2s. 1769 1044 Politician's Creed or Political Extracts, or best Form of Government and best Administration of ditto, by Dr. Thornton, 2 vols. in 1,ef. nt. 3s. 1799 1045 Pollock, Course of Time, cf. very nt. 58. 6d. pub. 108. 1831 1046 Polwhele, History of DEVONSHIRE, vol. 2 only (contains Archdeaconry of Exeter) large folio, plates, 7s. pub. 11. 4s. 1793 1047 --, 21 Sermons, 8vo. 2s. pub. 10s. 1810 1048 Traditions, Recollections, Domestic, Clerical, Literary, Letters of Ch. II., Cromwell, Fairfax, Gibbon, Opie, Moore, Seward, Sir W. Scott, &c. large amount of valuable crit. matter on Poetry and Prose Writers, 2 vols. 8vo. plates, wants 1, 28. 6d. pub. 248. 1826 1049 Polybius, History, translated by Hampton,

"elegant and accurate,"—Gibbon; and Arrian, translated by Rooke, 2 vols. in 1, thick large 8vo. hf. cf. very nt. 68.

1050 Polymathia, Tractatio de, J. A. Wower, Præfat. Thomasii, Vita et Elogia, vellum, Dr. Parr's copy, 18. 6d. Lips. 1665 1051 Pomfret (Lady) Correspondence with Countess of Hartford, 1738 to 1741, principally on Domestic High Life, 3 vols. sm. 8vo. port. 3s. pub. 11. 1805 1052 Pomponatus Mantuanus, de Immortalitate Animi, Schola Vaninus, "ego nunquam vidi," Morhof. "Liber inter rariores rarissimus et propter Atheistica dogmata, combustus," Voght" Liber rarissimus," Parr, 12mo. vellum, no title page, 3s. 6d. Original Edition, 1534 1053 Poole, Horæ Ægyptiacæ, Chronology of Ancient Egypt, from Astron. and Hieroglyphic Records, and illust. of first 19 Dynasties, showing Order of Succession, from Monuments, 8vo. cloth, plates and numerous cuts, &c. 7s. pub. 10s. Murray, 1851 Poole (Rev. G. A.) Churches, 1054 Their Structural Arrangement, Decorative, Symbolical, Language of Primitive Church, Origin and Perfection of Gothic, Entrance, Font, Interior of GothicChurches, Effect, Roof, Floor, Pues, Walls, Windows, Lectern, Pulpit, Altar Lights, Sepulchral Monuments, Inscriptions, Obligation to Restore Churches Appropriately, &c. cloth, gilt leaves, woodcuts, 28. 1846 1055 History of England, Romans to 1547, cloth, 28. pub. 48. 6d. 1844 1056 Poole, English Parnassus, or Help to English Poesie, thick cr. 8vo. cf. very nt. Addison's Copy, with his Autograph and few Additions, 5s. 6d. 1676 Pope, WORKS, "much wisdom, consummate beauty," ""most correct writer since Dryden, none more fortunate in poetical subjects, condensation of thought, ease, beauty."

1058 WORKS, with his last Corrections, Additions, Improvements, Commentary, Notes, by Bp. Warburton, the edition to read, fine large type, 9 vols. 8vo. cf. 148. 1752 1059 WORKS, Complete, Notes by Warburton, 9 vols. sm. 8vo. cf. 10s. 1751 1060 WORKS, Prose and Verse, Select Notes, 8 vols. cloth, new, 118. pub. 21. Cadell, 1812 1061 WORKS, with "agreeable" Memoir, Notes, Critical Notices, by that scholar, critic, poet, Dr. Croly, 4 vols. sm. 8vo. cloth, plates,8s. pub. 11. 1835 1062 Works, Notes by Warton, 7 vols. 8vo. cf. nt. (wants vols. 1 & 3) 78.

1797

1063 WORKS, by Warburton, 9 vols. plates, 1766; TRANSLATION of Homer Iliad and Odyssey, 9 vols. 1771, 18 vols. cf. nt. ll.

1064 Translation of ILIAD and ODYSSEY, Du Roveray's beautiful edition," even the highest branches of the original, receive additional lustre from this admirable translator," 12 vols. 8vo. hf. cf. nt. very fine plates, ll. pub. 6gs. in bds. 1813 1065 POEMS, 2 vols. red mor. gilt leaves, 4s. 1822 1066 Works, Poems and Translation, complete in 1 vol. 8vo. cf. nt. 38.

1830

1067 Odyssey, translated with full Notes, 5 vols. 12mo. cf. plates, 4s. 1752

1068 Odyssey, neat pocket edition, cf. nt. 28. 1069 Bowles, Lessons on Criticism to Roscoe, on Pope's Character and Poetry; also, further ditto, to Quarterly Review, 8vo. 2s. pub. 7s. 1826 1070 Popery and Jesuitism at Rome in the 19th Century, with Remarks on their Influence in England, cr. 8vo. cloth, 28.

1852

1071 Popery in Alliance with Heathenism, showing that when the Bible is wholly Unknown, or only partially so, Idolatry and Superstition are Inevitable, by J. Poynder, 8vo. cl. 28. pub. 38. 6d. 1835 1072 Popery, Portraiture of, in Letters from Italy, descriptive of Mock Miracles, Monasteries, Confraternities, Processions, Superstitious Observances, &c., of Romish Church, with Preface on some recent occurrences in Ireland, 28. Dublin, 1823 1073

- Croly (Rev. G.) Expositions of Opinions, Polit. and Doctrinal of O'Connell, Keogh, Dromgole, Gandolphy, &c. 1825; Phillpotts (Bp. of Exeter) Letter to Canning, on Catholic Emancipation, scarce, 1827; Ditto, short Letter on ditto, 1827; Anatomy of Popery, Manchester, 1821;

Rev. R. Simpson, Remarks agt. Waterworth, Romish Priest at Newark, 1834; Bp. Baines, Faith, Hope, Charity, Dedication Sermon at Bradford, 1828, 8vo. cf. nt. 38.

See PROTESTANTS, No. 1275. 1074 Popular Flowers, Geranium, Pansy, Carnation, Dahlia, Rose, Cactus, &c. Propagation, Cultivation, General Treatment, in all Seasons, cf. nt. 12 coloured plates, 28. 6d. pub. 68. 1844 1075 POPULAR Tales and Legends of Various Countries, a careful Selection of 34, each containing a Beautiful and Instructive Allegory, such as Hansel and Grettel, Demon of Brockenburg, Golden Bird, Wise Men of Gotham, &c. cloth gilt, beautiful cuts, 38.

1837

1076 Popular Tumults, Sketches of, Illustrative of Evils of Social Ignorance, cloth, 18. 6d. Porson.

1077 Euripides, IV. Plays, Greek Text, Notes, Index, thick 8vo. 2s.

1078 Adversaria, Notae, Emendat. in Poet. Græcos, a Monk et Blomfield, "most singular, most valuable," 8vo. cf. nt. 38. pub. 98. Cantab. 1812 1079 NOTAE in ARISTOPHANEM, ex Recens. M. S. S. et Var. Lect. Collat. &c. edited, with Appendix, by a scarcely inferior Scholar, Dobree, 8vo. 38. pub. 17. 1820 1080 Letter to Travis, on the Three Heavenly Witnesses, "most acute erudition, accuracy, virulence, bitterness," "inimitable, invincible."-Parr, 8vo. cf. nt. scarce, 98.

1790 1081 Porter, Italian Grammar, on Plan of Murray's, adapted to English Learners, 18.

1082 Porter, Nature and Properties of SUGAR CANE, Practical Directions for Improvement of Culture, and Manufacture of Products, 8vo. scarce, 5s. pub. 12s. 1830

Porter (Miss.)

1083 Fast of St. Magdalen, à Romance, 3 vols. half cf. nt. 4s. pub. ll. 1819

1818

1817

1084 Knight of St. John, a Romance, 3 vols. half cf. nt. 48. pub. 1. 1085 Pastor's Fireside, a Novel, 4 vols. half. cf. nt. i 4s. 6d. pub. 17. 11. 6d. 1086 Scottish Chiefs, with Introduction, Notes, &c. 2 vols. 8vo. hf. cf. nt. fine plates, 78. pub. 11. 1840 1087 Porter (Sir R. K.) Narrative of Campaign in RUSSIA in 1812, 8vo. hf. cf. maps, &c. 48. pub.

1831

1088 Porter, Progress of the Nation, in its Social and Economical Relations, from Beginning of the 19th Century, 3 vols. cloth, 6s. pub. 11. 58. 1836 1089 Porteus (Bp.) WORKS, “excellent, both for matter and style "—Quarterly Review, with Life, 6 vols. 8vo. cf. nt. 18s. pub. 21. 88. 1816 1090 —, SERMONS on Several Subjects, " among most elegant compositions of the kind in English." -Beattie, 2 vols. 8vo. cloth, 48. pub. 168. 1823 1091 Portland Museum, Sale Catalogue of, 4to. with Prices and Purchasers' Names, 28. 1092 Portraiture of a Christian Gentleman, by a Barrister (Roberts) 28. pub. 68. 1093 Portraits of Public Characters of PAST and PRESENT AGE, most suitable for ILLUSTRATING WORKS, Ferdinand VII., Lord Holland, Granville Sharpe, Beckford, Hunt, Cobbett, Wesley, Swedenborg, J. Watt, Cochrane, Prince Hohenlohe, Owen, Rossini, &c. &c. 77 PORTRAITS (size, 3 by 74) 58. 1094 Ditto, Addison, Lord Chesterfield, Cumberland, Dr. Hawkesworth, Pope, Steele, T. Warton, engraved by COOPER, SEVEN PORTRAITS, 28. (or 3d. each, to illustrate works.) 1095 Ditto of Archbishop of Canterbury, Archbishop of York, Bishop of London, Dr. Hook, G. Townsend, of Durham, Bickersteth, Hugh McNeile, W. Barnes, Dr. Dillon, 9 portraits, 18.

PORTRAITS, VARIOUS, See Page 1096 Port Royal, Select Memoirs of; also Tour to Alet, Visit to Port Royal, Gift of an Abbess, Biographical Notices, &c. from Original Notices by Schimmelpenninck, 2 vols. 8vo. new, cf. extra, 158. cost 11. 11s.

1835

1097 Port Royal, Monasteries, Narrative of Demolition of, with Biographical Memoirs of its Latter Inhabitants, by ditto, cr. 8vo. cf. very nt. scarce,

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1108 Post Magazine, chiefly devoted to discussion of Topics connected with Principles and Practice of Life Assurance, 2 vols. 4to. hf. bnd. 48. 1850-1 1109 Post Office London Directory, Official Directory, Street ditto, Trades, Law Court, Parliamentary, Postal, City, Conveyance, Bankers, &c. very thick, 48. 6d. pub. 30s. 1847 1110 Ditto, Small Edition, cloth, map, 38. pub. 15s.

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1845

1111 Ditto, of Birmingham, Warwickshire, part of Staffordshire, cloth, Maps engraved expressly for for the work, 38. pub. ll. 1112 Postille maiores illustrates Ecclesiastica processu saluberrimas intemerate veritatis utriusq. testameti de Ales Alex Hugonis Scoti Thome Lyre Antonij Colon 1507 Manipulus Curatorum in quo per necessaria officia eorum exceedingly early production with rude cut Hore de sancta cruce pindaricis versibus. sm. thick 4to. monastic binding, with clasp, Black Letter10s. 238 On POSTS, anciently placed on side Gates of Magistrates of Cities in England, by REPTON, very fine plate of Antient Posts in Norwich. 1821,18. 1114 Potatoes, Culture and Uses of, with Practical Directions, explan. of best methods of Raising, Preserving, Using, and New Uses, for Potatoes, by SIR J. SINCLAIR, 8vo. 6 plates, 1s. pub. 48. 1115

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Report of Board of Agriculture on Culture and Use of ditto, 4to. 18. 1795 1116 Potenger, John, Comptroller of Pipe, Reigns of Charles II, James II. &c. Private Memoirs, edited by Rev. C. W. Bingham, cloth, 2s. . 1117 Pott (Archdn.) Course of Sermons for Lord's Day throughout Year, first in Advent to 25 after Trinity; also Christmas Day, Good Friday, Ascension, adapted to and chiefly for Service of the Day, 2 vols. 5s. pub. 11. 1817 1118, Course of 31 for Festivals and Fasts, thk. 8vo. cf. nt. 48. 6d. pub. 128. 1821 1119 Charge, Apost. Episc. Consid. 1837; other charges, by Bp. Llandaff, 1827; Owen Cambridge, 1808, 1837-8; Archdn. Watson, 1839; also SERMONS, 1831, 1840, by Benson, Chandler, Bp. Hughes, Le Bas, Spencer, Phillips, E. Stuart, Archdn. Wilberforce, 11 various, 2s. 6d. 1120 Potter, Rev. J. P. on System of Education proposed by Popular Parties, 8vo. 6d. 1121 Potter, Antiquities of Greece, best edition, Life by Anderson; also History of Grecian States, Lives, Writings of Greek Authors, by Dunbar, 2 vols. 8vo. cloth, new, plates, 68. pub. 17. 28. 1824

1828

1122 Ditto, with numerous Notes and Indiees, by

1854

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1838

1832

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1838

1134 Powerscourt (Lady) Letters and Papers, edited by Rev. R. Daly, cloth, 28. 6d. pub. 58. 1838 1135 Pownall, on Study of Antiquities, Elements of Speech, Written Language, Hieroglyphic, Elementary, Writing, Ships, Chariots, of Ancients, &c. 8vo. hf. cf. plate, 38.

1782

1136 Memorial to Sovereigns of Europe on Present State of Affairs between Old and New World, 8vo. russia, 38.

1784

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Chairman of Audit Board, Somerset House, " tissue of abuse of most excellent man," 28. cost 78. 6d. Paris, Priv. Print. 1819

1143 Praise of God, Hymns, &c. Original and Selected, clf. gilt leaves, 1s. 1844

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The Psalter.

1844

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1153 Prayer, pocket edition, morocco, 2s. 6d. 1154 Prayer, Psalms, New Version, &c. bd. 18. 6d. Oxford, 1846

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1817

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1846

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1848

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1846

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1197 Predigten von Zollikofer, 2 vols. Leipzig, 1789;

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