3999 Roxburghe Club. Correspondence of Sir R. Kerr, first Earl of Ancram, and his son W., third Earl of Lothian, 2 vol., plates, 1875 (567) James, £5 55.

The Property of a Lady.

4000 Roxburghe Club. Stuart Papers, relating chiefly to Queen Mary of Modena and the exiled Court of King James II., with facsimiles, edited by F. Madan, 2 vol., half bound,. t. e. g., 1889, 4to. (574) Maggs, £2 195. 4001 Roxburghe Club. Buke (The) of John Maundevill, being the Travels of Sir John Mandeville, Knight [1322-1356], a hitherto unpublished English version edited, together with the French text, by G. F. Warner, with 28 miniatures reproduced in facsimile, half bound, t. e. g., 1889, imperial 4to. (575) Quaritch, £12 4002 Roxburghe Club. Memoirs of Thomas, Earl of Ailesbury, written by himself, 2 vol., frontispiece, half bound, t. e. g., 1890 (576) Maggs, £2 10S. 4003 Roxburghe Club. Photographs of the Members of the Roxburghe Club, half bound, t. e. g., 1892 (578)

Loveday, £6 105. 4004 Roxburghe Club. Le Pelerinage de Vie Humaine, de Guillaume de Deguileville, edited by Professor Stürzinger, with numerous facsimiles, many in gold and colours, half bound, t. e. g., 1893 (579) Quaritch, £10 15s. 4005 Roxburghe Club. Le Pelerinage de l'Ame, de Guillaume de Deguileville, edited by Professor Stürzinger, facsimiles, many in gold and colours, half bound, t. e. g., 1895, 4to. (580) Quaritch, £9 7s. 6d. 4006 Roxburghe Club. Le Livre du glorieux Seigneur et Martir Saint Adrien, publié d'après un Manuscrit, avec Introduction, etc. par È. Picot, half bound, t. e. g., 1895, 4to. (581) Quaritch, £4 8s. 4007 Roxburghe Club. Memoirs of the Life of Sir John Clerk, of Penicuik, extracted by himself from his own Journals, 1676-1755, edited by J. M. Gray, portraits, half bound, t. e. g., 1895, 4to. (582) Maggs, £3 5s. 4008 Roxburghe Club. Notes which passed at Meetings of the Privy Council, between Charles II. and the Earl of Clarendon, 1660-1667, reproduced in facsimile, half bound, t. e. g., 1896, 4to. (583) Quaritch, £3 17s. 6d. 4009 Roxburghe Club. A Dialoge or Confabulation between two Travellers, printed from the MS. of the author, William Spelman, 1580, edited by J. E. L. Pickering, half bound, t. e. g., 1896, 4to. (584) Quaritch, £4 4s. 4010 Roxburghe Club. The Parlement of the Thre Ages, an Alliterative Poem of the XIVth Century, now first edited from MSS. by Israel Gollancz, half bound, t. e. g., 1897, 4to. (585) Quaritch, £4 4s. 4011 Roxburghe Club. Letters of Sir Thomas Copley to Queen Elizabeth and her Ministers, half bound, t. e. g., 1897, 4to. (586)

XVIII.

Reeves, £3 26

4012 Roxburghe Club. A Short Treatise of Hunting, by Sir Thos. Cockaine, 1591, a finely-executed facsimile, half bound, t. e. g., 1897, 4to. (587) Quaritch, £4 12s. 4013 Roxburghe Club. Le Pelerinage Jhesucrist, de Guillaume de Deguileville, edited by Prof. Stürzinger, facsimiles, many in gold and colours, half bound, t. e. g., 1897, 4to. (588) Maggs, 11 IOS. 4014 Roxburghe Club. Cartularium Monasterii Sancti Johannis Baptiste de Colecestria, from the original MS. in the possession of Earl Cowper, edited by S. A. Moore, 2 vol., facsimiles, half bound, t. e. g., 1897, 4to. (589)

Quaritch, £6 155. 4015 Roxburghe Club. History of Oliver of Castile, reprinted from the unique copy of Wynkyn de Worde's edition of 1518, edited by R. E. Graves, half bound, t. e. g., 1898, 4to. (590) Reeves, £3 15s. 4016 Roxburghe Club. Dissertation on the Accounts of All Souls' College, Oxford, by Sir William Blackstone, half bound, t. e. g., 1898, 4to. (591) Quaritch, £3 3s. 4017 Roxburghe Club. Thirty-two Miniatures from the Book of Hours of Joan II., Queen of Navarre, in two parts (Description and Illustrations), half bound, 1899, royal 4to. (592)

Ellis, £9 10s. 4018 Holinshed (Raphaell). The Chronicles of England, Scotlande and Irelande, 2 vol. bound in 3, first edition, black letter. woodcuts, including the folding view of Edinburgh (which is cut into), wanted the "Address of William Harison to Thomas Secford," many of the marginal notes are cut into, and a few leaves are mended, sold not subject to return, 1577, folio (593) Whitworth, £9 15s. 4019 Hollar (Wenceslaus). A Series of Engravings to Illustrate Æsop's Fables, 49 plates, original impressions, bound in a vol., russia gilt (1655), folio (594) Ellis, £3 35. 4020 Howel (John). Londinopolis, an Historicall Discourse, or perlustration of the City of London and of Westminster, portrait, folding plan and prospect, and 12 plates and portraits by Hollar, etc. inserted (mounted), calf gilt, r. e., J. Streater for H. Twyford, 1657, small folio (595)

Harvey, £1 14s. 4021 Holland (H.) Herologia Anglica hoc est clarissimorum et doctissimorvm aliquot Anglorvm qui florvervnt ab anno Christi M.D. usque ad MDCXX., Vivæ Effigies Vitæ et elogia, 2 vol. in 1, engraved title in compartments with map of England and view of London, 65 copperplate portraits and 2 plates of the monuments of Queen Elizabeth and Prince Henry of Wales, by Crispin de Passe and others, original impressions, the scarce list of plates at end, morocco extra, g. e., by F. Bedford, Impensis Crispini Passai Calcographus, et Iansonij Bibliopola Arnhemiensis (1620), folio (596) Robson, £20 1OS.

[This copy belonged to the well-known Cavalier Mildmay Fane, Earl of Westmoreland, who has added 6 pages of

autograph poems in English and Latin in honour of Charles I., including a copperplate portrait of the king, surrounded by 5 medallic emblems and a poem of 12 lines, and a Latin poem of 12 lines entitled Scripsit Εικων Bariλin"-very interesting in connection with the disputed authorship of the work. There are also Latin verses of 6 lines each on first fly-leaf and last page, the former with 2 mottoes and initial "W," and on reverse of list of plates a poem in Latin of 32 lines entitled "Diuus Carolus." Catalogue.]

4022 Johnson (Captain Charles). General History of the Lives and Adventures of the most Famous Highwaymen, Murderers, Street Robbers, etc., best edition, with the complete set of 26 plates and portraits, large copy, russia extra, g. e., by Mackenzie, 1736, folio (600) Robson, £11 4023 Le Brun (J. B. Pierre). Galerie des Peintres Flamands Hollandaises et Allemands, 201 plates, original impressions, 3 vol., old French calf gilt, g. e., Paris, chez l'Auteur, etc., 1792-6, folio (601) Jukes, £6 17s. 6d. 4024 Longus. Les Amours Pastorales de Daphnis et de Chloé, traduction nouvelle, printed upon vellum, with the plates in two states, one being coloured in imitation of the original drawings, including the plate of "Les petits pieds," 2 vol., contemporary morocco, silk linings, joints (Bozerian), 1787, folio (604) B. F. Stevens, £60 4025 Manning (Rev. O.) and William Bray. History and Antiquities of the County of Surrey, with a Facsimile of Domesday, etc., maps and plates, etc., 3 vol., old tree-calf, J. White, Cochrane and Co., 1804-14, folio (607)

Edwards, 11 5s.

4026 Monasticon Anglicanum, or the History of the Ancient Abbies and other Monasteries, Hospitals, Cathedral and Collegiate Churches in England and Wales, with divers French, Irish and Scotch Monasteries, formerly related to England, numerous plates representing the habits worn by the various Monastic Orders, original calf, 1693, folio (614) Pearson, £3 10S.

[This is an epitome by James Wright, author of "The History and Antiquities of the County of Rutland." In his preface to this work he alludes to Dugdale and Shakespeare as being the two most famous authors in England, placing the latter second in order of merit.-ED.] 4027 Morland (G.) Authentic Memoirs of the late George Morland, with Remarks on his abilities and progress as an Artist a variety of Anecdotes never before published, a facsimile of his writing, etc. by F. W. Blagdon, coloured plates, in the original half binding, with label on sides, uncut, 1806, oblong folio (615) J. Bumpus, £35 4028 Nuremberg Chronicle. Libri Cronicarum cum figuris et Imaginibus ab inicio Mundi, first edition of the celebrated Nuremberg Chronicle, black letter, woodcuts by Pleydenwurf and Wohlgemuth (rudely coloured), with the blank

leaves and Sarmacia, corners of a few leaves defective and mended, map with imprint from a smaller copy, sold not subject to return, vellum, Nuremb., Ant. Coberger, 1493, folio (617) E. Powell, £6 155. 4029 Omar Khayyám. Rubáiyát, rendered into English Verse by Edw. Fitzgerald, with an accompaniment of Drawings by Elihu Velder, 56 full-page illustrations, art boards, Boston and London, n. d. (1884), folio (619) Quaritch, £3 12s. 6d. 4030 Percivale (Richard). A Dictionarie in Spanish and English, first published into the English tongue by Rich. Percivale, Gent., now enlarged and amplified with many thousand words, together with the accenting of every worde throughout the whole Dictionarie. Hereunto is annexed an Ample English Dictionarie, Alphabetically set downe with the Spanish words thereunto adjoyned, original vellum, 1599, folio (622) Quaritch, £4 8s.

[This copy, in the original limp vellum cover, bears on the fly-leaf the contemporary autograph of the distinguished book-collector, historian and scholar, Sir Henry Savile, "He: Savile. Sept. 9. 1602." Savile was Provost of Eton, and has been described as "The most learned Englishman of the reign of Elizabeth.”—Catalogue.] 4031 Prior (Matthew). Poems on several occasions, frontispiece and vignettes, presentation copy, with autograph inscription on fly-leaf, "To Mr. Twybell, by his Faithful Friend, and humble Servant, M. Prior," in the original calf, 1718, folio (627) Blythe, 10 4s. 4032 Pyne (W. H.) History of the Royal Residences, 100 coloured engravings from original drawings, 3 vol., original half binding, t. e. g., A. Dry, 1819, royal 4to. (629) Jukes, £17 4033 Scott (Sir W.) Waverley. Two Folio Pages and Six Lines of the original Autograph Manuscript, being vol. ii., chapter xvii., pages 266, 267, 268, 269, and chapter xviii. pages 270 and 271, morocco gilt, lettered on side, folio (634)

Graham, £49

4034 Scottish Playing Cards. A complete Pack of 54 Playing Cards of the Arms of the Scottish Nobility, engraved by Walter Scott, Goldsmith of Edinburgh, in 1691, Edinburgh, Walter Scott, 1691 (639) Reedman, 10 12s. 6d. 4035 Shakespeare (W.) The Works of Mr. William Shakespeare, in 6 vol., adorned with cuts, revised and corrected, with an Account of the Life and Writings of the Author, by N. Rowe, calf extra, g.e., Tonson and Curll, 1709-10, 8vo. (641) Moore, £40

[A large and thick paper copy. The first illustrated edition of Shakespeare. A complete copy (such as the above), containing a portrait frontispiece to each volume and an engraving to every play, is excessively rare. The Stratford bust was first engraved for this edition.--Catalogue.]

4036 Shakespeare (W.) The Workes of Shakespear, Collated and Corrected by the former Editions, by Mr. Pope, Dublin, 1725, 8vo. (643) Pearson, £3 10s.

[The preface only. There is no mention of either a Dublin preface or edition (if an entire edition was ever printed) in Lowndes, and the writer of Pope's Life in the Dictionary of National Biography" was unable to refer to either. The Shakespeare Catalogue of the British Museum likewise makes no mention of a Dublin edition or preface of this date, and, therefore, this preface is probably simply a trial proof. The most interesting circumstances attached to this preface are that it was printed in Dublin the same year (1725) that Pope's first edition appeared in London, and that it is in octavo form, whereas the latter, published by Jacob Tonson, is in quarto.--Catalogue.] 4037 Shakespeare (W.) The Plays of William Shakespeare, in 8 volumes, with the Corrections and Illustrations of various Commentators, to which are added Notes by Sam. Johnson, portrait of Shakespeare by Vertue, 8 vol., original boards, 1765, 8vo. (651) Pout, £3 35.

[John Keble's (author of "The Christian Year") copy, with his autograph_signature upon the fly-leaf of each volume.-Catalogue.] 4038 Shakespeare (W.) Twenty of Shakespeare's Plays, being the whole number printed in quarto, edited by G. Steevens, 4 vol., a LARGE PAPER copy, old morocco extra, g. e., one of 12 copies printed on LARGE PAPER, 1766, 8vo. (652)

Neish, £155s. 4039 Shakespeare (W.) Illustrated by an Assemblage of Portraits and Views, with Biographical Anecdotes, to which are added Portraits of the Actors, Editors, etc., illustrated with 148 portraits of Shakespearean celebrities and views of places visited by Shakespeare, 2 vol., morocco, g.e., 1793, 8vo. (659) Berry, £5 4040 Shakespeare (W.) Corney (Bolton). The Sonnets of William Shakspere, a critical Disquisition suggested by a Recent Discovery, morocco extra, t. e. g., with the original wrappers bound in, Privately printed, J. Payne Collier's copy, with his autograph signature on the wrapper (1862) (663) Pout, £3 125. 4041 Shakespeare (W.) Dyce (Rev. A.) Strictures on Mr. Collier's New Edition of Shakespeare, half morocco extra, tooled edges, gilt, uncut, 1858, 8vo. (668) Pearson, £2 105. 4042 Shakespeare (W.) Halliwell-Phillipps (J. O.) A Few Remarks on the Emendation, "Who Smothers Her with Painting," in the Play of Cymbeline, discovered by Mr. Collier in a corrected copy of the second edition of Shakespeare, uncut, 1852, 8vo. (670) Pearson, £2 155.

[Inserted is an autograph letter of J. O. Halliwell, entirely in reference to the Payne Collier forgeries. Catalogue.] 4043 Shakespeare (W.) Halliwell-Phillipps (J. O.) A Brief Report on the Interchange of Books, Relics, etc. between