KERSLAKE, THOMAS. "Gyfla, the scir of the Ivell valley," and the correspondence which it has elicited. (Reprints No. 5; the races of the British Isles. Quaritch). 4to., 1887. Saint Richard the king of Englishmen and his territory, A.D. 700-720. Added-the Celt and the Teuton at Exeter. Paignton, Devon. 8vo., Clevedon, 1890. KEYNSHAM. A brief of Charles 1st to certain named commissioners to ask for and collect alms for re-edifying and repaying (sic) of of the church of Keynsham ruinated by lightening, addressed to all our loving subjects inhabiting within our counties of Somerset, Cornwall, Devon, Dorset, Wilts, Berks, Southampton, Buckingham, O(xford), Gloucester, Hereford, Surry, and Middlesex. With our cities of London and Westminster with suburbs and liberties thereof, and in our cities of Bristol, Bath, Welles, and Exeter, our towne and county of Poole, our cities of Salisbury and Winchester, our towne and county of Southampton, and our Ile of Wight, our city and university of Oxford, our city of Gloucester with the county of the same, our city of Hereford, and in our borough of Southwarke, and all other cities, townes corporate, priveleged places, parishes, villages, and all other places whatsoever in our said counties and elsewhere. ss., fol., 1632. Reprinted in the first number of the Church Builder. History of Keinsham abbey in Somersetshire. 8vo., 1789. KIDDER, RICHARD (D.D.) The charge of Richard, lord bishop of Bath and Wells, to the clergy of his diocese, at his primary visitation begun at Axebridge, June 2, 1692. 4to., 1693. A sermon preached before the king and queen at Whitehall, March 12, 1692. Being the second Sunday in Lent. Published by their majesties special command. 4to., 1693. A sermon preached before the king and queen at Whitehall the fifth of November, 1692. 4to., 1693. Of fasting. A sermon before the Queen at Whitehall on May 23, 1694; being a day of publick humiliation. 4to., 1694. A sermon upon the resurrection, preached before the right honourable the lord mayor and court of aldermen at St. Bride's church, on Monday in Easter week, April 9, 1694. 4to., 1694. A commentary on the five books of Moses, with a dissertation concerning the author or writer of the said books; and a general argument to each of them. 2 vols. 8vo., 1694. Twelve sermons preached upon several occasions. 8vo., 1697.. KIDDER, RICHARD. The life of the reverend Anthony Horneck, D.D., late preacher at the Savoy. 8vo., 1698. A new year's gift. Meditations miscellaneous, holy, and humane, by J. H., D.D. To which is added a third part by the late lord bishop of Bath and Wells. 12mo., 1704. A discourse concerning sins of infirmity and wilful sins, with another of restitution. By the rt. rev. Richard, late lord bishop of Bath and Wells. 12mo., 1704. 12mo., 1732. Intended for wide distribution in the diocese. Sent to press just before the tempest in which the author perished. (See Defoe, Daniel.) Critical remarks on some difficult passages of scripture, communicated in a letter to the right honourable sir Peter King, knight, lord chief justice of the common pleas. 8vo., 1719. 2nd edit. 8vo., 1725. A demonstration of the Messias in which the truth of the christian religion is proved against all the enemies thereof, but especially against the jews. In three parts. 2nd edit. fol., 1726. KIDSTON, ROBERT. On the fossil flora of the Radstock series of the Somerset and Bristol coalfield. (Upper coal measures.) 11 plates. Trans. Royal Soc. Edin. Vol. 33. KING, ALICE (Cutcombe). Forest keep. Eveline. 4to., Edinburgh, 1888. 3 vols. 8vo., 1862. The master's service. A practical guide for girls. Fettered yet free. 3 vols. 8vo., 1883. I have found the way. And other readings for bible classes. 12mo. (1886). 8vo., Ilfracombe (1887). 16mo. (1888). 8vo. (1889). 16mo. (1890). 3 vols. 8vo., 1878. 8vo. (1883). KING, DANIEL. The cathedral and conventual churches of England and Wales orthographically delineated. (Wells, Bath.) obl. fol., 1656. KING, EDWARD (F.R.S.). A letter to Mathew Maty, M.D., sec. 4to., 1774. KING, JOHN MEYER (Cutcombe). The parson's home. A poem. By an English vicar. 16mo., 1849. The church and the prayer book, or holiness and peace. A sermon preached at the opening of the new church at King's Brompton, Somerset, September 5, 1854. 12mo., 1854. sqre. 8vo., 1871. 18mo., 1880. The georgics of Virgil. In four books. A plaything of age. (Anonymous.) The eclogues of Virgil: a plaything of age. By a used-up vicar. 2nd issue, revised. 12mo., Exeter, 1880. Agnes Fountain. A tale of Selworthy valley. A poem. 8vo., Williton, 1882. Translated into Eng 14pp. The eclogues and georgics of Virgil. lish verse. Ars poetica. An English version. 8vo., 1882. 8vo., 1887. KING, RICHARD. A letter from a Wesleyan local preacher to Mr. King, state church minister, Baltonsborough. Dated July 28, 1849. (Anonymous. Delivered in manuscript, and printed with the following as an answer : The reverend Richard King's address to his parishioners. Dated Baltonsborough 30 July, 1849. 8vo., Wells, 1849. KING, RICHARD JOHN. Handbook to the cathedrals of England. Southern division. Wells. 76pp., illustrated. 8vo., Oxford, 1861. 2nd edit. 91pp. 8vo., 1876. The birthplace of Wynfrith, or Saint Boniface, as bearing on the Saxon conquest of Devonshire. 8vo., Taunton, 1875. KING, R. K. MEADE. West Monkton in the days of Queen Bess and James i. Som. Arch. Soc. Vol. II. 8vo., Taunton, 1863. King, Walker (vicar of Burnham). See Burnham, 1826. KINGLAKE, ALEXANDER WILLIAM. Eothen, or traces of travel brought home from the East. Plates. 8vo., 1844, 1846, 1856, 1859, 1864, 1878. With portrait and biographical sketch. 8vo., 1896. KINGLAKE, ALEXANDER WILLIAM. The invasion of the Crimea, its origin, and an account of its progress down to the death of lord Raglan. (8 vols.) demy 8vo., vols. 1-2, 1863. Vols. 3-4, 1868. Vol. 5, 1875. Vol. 6, 1880. Vols. 7-8, 1887. 6th edit. (9 vols.) post 8vo. Vols. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 1877. Vol. 7, 1883. Vols. 8-9, 1888. Mr. Kinglake and the quarterlies. By an old reviewer. (A. Hayward.) 8vo., 1863. 2nd and 3rd edits. 8vo., 1863. KINGLAKE, ROBERT. Dissertatio physiologica inauguralis, quædam de vitæ principio, sanitate et morbo complectens: quam, annuento summo numine, ex auctoritate dignissimi vice cancellarii Archibaldi Davidson, S.S.T.P.P., et collegii Glasg. præfecti : nec non amplissimi senatus academici consensu, et nobilissimæ facultatis medicæ decreto; pro gradu doctoris, summisque in medicina honoribus et privilegiis rite ac legitime consequendis; in comitiis universitatis Glasguensis, eruditorum examini subjicit Robertus Kinglake, A.M., Anglus societ. reg. med. nec non societ. physic. Americ. Edin. soc. et Lycei med. Lond. sod. ad diem v Junii, hora locoque solitis. Glasgow, 1794 (M.D., Bristol). Observations on the animal nature and properties of vital power. V. 2. p. 127. A case of inflammation on the glutei muscles, &c., of a threatening tendency and accompanied with violent symptoms of general irritation, speedily repressed and cured by the combined internal and external use of cold water. V. 2. p. 285. Medical and Physical Journal. 8vo., 1799. On the medicinal effects of digitalis. v. 3. p. 120. (Chilton-super-Polden). In explanation of some remarks on digitalis. v. 4. p. 63. On delivering the placenta. v. 4. p. 156. On the medicinal efficacy of sulphuric acid. v. 4. p. 482. Med. and Phys. Journal. 8vo., 1800. On the reputed anti-epileptic power of argentum nitratum. v. 5. P. 435. On the cure of arthritis (application of cold water). v. 6. On dyspepsia. v. 7. p. 425. 8vo., 1801. Cases and observations on the medicinal effects of digitalis purpurea in phthisis pulmonalis. v. 7. p. 527. Med. and Phys. Journal. 8vo., 1802. (M.D., Taunton). On arthritis (application of cold water for gout). v. 9. pp. 116, 362, 442. KINGLAKE, ROBERT. On influenza. v. 9. p. 517. V. IO. p. 306. V. 10. p. 357. On reduced temperature in gouty affection. V. IO. p. 530. Notice of Dr. Kinglake's proposal of the topical use of cold water in the gout: see Duncan's annals of medicine. V. IO. P. 530. Med. and Phys. Journal. 8vo., 1803. A dissertation on gout, exhibiting a new view of the origin, nature, cause, cure, and prevention of that afflicting disease: illustrated and confirmed by a variety of original and communicated cases. With an appendix of cases and an address to the medical faculty. 348pp. 8vo., 1804. An account of two cases of gout which terminated in death in consequence of the external use of ice and cold water. By Abraham Edlin. 12mo., Uxbridge, 1804. A reply to Mr. Edlin's two cases of gout said to have terminated in death in consequence of the external use of ice and cold water. To which is added an instance of the fatal effects of encouraged gout. With observations, caution, &c. A letter from Taunton. A letter on the external use of cold water in gout. p. 907. Letter to, on the consequences of cold applications in gout, from Wm. Perry. p. 1018. Letter from, in reply to Wm. Perry. Imperial Review. Vol. 3. p. 1091. Vol. 3. pp. 787, 793. 8vo., 1804. 1804. Vol. 4. pp. 803, 805. 1805. 1805. Vol. 1. pp. 200, 1805. pp. 463, 599. 1804. 1805. pp. 606, 648, 649. pp. 183, 194. Medical and Chirurgical Review. Vol. 11. pp. 193, 318, 439. Medical Journal. Answer to. By John Hunt. On digitalis as a cure for consumption. v. 11. 1815. 1804. On cold water in gout: a critique of Dr. Kinglake's theory, by a constant reader. V. II. p. 150. |