4070 Malcolm's (J. P.) Londinium Redivivum, or Ancient History and Modern Description of London, 4 vols. 4to. numerous plates, (pub. at 71. 7s. bds.) neat in calf, 41. 4071 4072 1803 "This may indeed be considered as an original History of London. No subject at all connected with the undertaking seems to have escaped the author's notice. The work is full of biographical notices, curious anecdotes, local peculiarities, charters, presentments, &c. &c.; and what is not less deserving praise, the extracts from Registers are so various, that certificates may be obtained, if necessary, of upwards of a thousand eminent names, exclusive of inscriptions on monuments. The labour of such an undertaking is so manifest, and its utility at the same time so obvious, that it seems a sort of public duty to promote it by all possible accommodation. We have no doubt that when finished this will be the most comprehensive account of London that has ever been published." British Critic. Anecdotes of the Manners and Customs of London, from the Roman Invasion to the end of the Eighteenth Century, togother with Miscellaneous Anecdotes of the Manners and History of Europe, 6 vols. 8vo. many plates, those of costume colored, (pub. at 4l. 4s.) bds. 21. 2s. 1810-11 Miscellaneous Anecdotes, illustrative of the Manners and History of Europe during the Reigns of Charles II. James II. William III. and Queen Anne, 8vo. plates, calf gilt, 98. 1811 4073 Malkin's (B. Heath) Classical Disquisitions and Curiosities, Critical and Historical, 8vo. (pub. at 12s.) bds. 7s. 1825 4074 Malone, Essence of, or the Beauties' of that fascinating Writer, extracted from his immortal work, in 5694 pages, just published; and (with his accustomed felicity) entitled, Some Account of the Life and Writings of John Dryden!!' 8vo. uncut, scarce, 10s. 6d. 1800 4075 Maltby's (Dr. Edward) Illustrations of the Truth of the Christian Religion, 8vo. bds. 7s. 6d. Cambridge, 1803 4076 4077 "What! have not you read Maltby's Illustrations? Then get the book. You will be delighted with it. It is replete with sound learning, strong sense, and just reasoning. Its piety is pure, and its charity perfect." Field's Life of Parr, II. 425. Sermons, 2 vols. 8vo. (pub. at 11. 4s.) bds. 17s. 1819 the same, 2 vols. 8vo. calf gilt, 1l. 1s. 1819 "There is in them," says Dr. Parr, "no evangelical mysticismno methodistical jargon; but all is pure Christianity, exhibited in all its beauty and all its energy. Upon the whole the Church has produced no sermons of superior, and few of equal merit, since the days of Clarke, Sherlock, Jortin, and Balguy." Field's Life, I1. 425. 4078 Malthus's (T. R.) Essay on the Principle of Population, 2 vols. 8vo. bds. 1l. 1s. 4079 4080 1825 1820 Principles of Political Economy, 8yo. bds. 15s. 4078 Malte-Brun's System of Universal Geography, 6 vols. 8vo. in 12 Parts, (pub. at 4l. 10s.) 3l. 10s. 1821 "Its design is to bring together the whole of Ancient and Modern Geography. But immense and difficult as the undertaking is, the Author has done and is doing it ample justice. It is at once a System of Geography for every-day use, and at the same time an example of enlarged philosophical views. It is alike calculated to gratify those who read merely from curiosity, and those who seek its pages for the more definite purposes of education and scientific intelligence. It is admirable in its original form, it is well translated, it is printed in a fair style; and, in fine, it is a work that neither library, nor family, nor school should be without." Literary Gazette. 4079 Malton's Picturesque and Descriptive View of the City of Dublin, royal oblong folio, with 56 plates,(pub. at 107.10s.) hf. bd. morocco, 1l. 188. 1794 4080 Malyne's Lex Mercatoria, or ancient Law-Merchant. With a collection of Tracts on the same Subject (Wellwood's Sea Laws, Laws of Oleron, &c.) folio, neat, 7s. 6d. 1686 4081 Manconochie's (A.) Essay on the Origin and Structure of European Legislatures, 2 parts in 1, 4to. sd. 3s. 1783 4081*Mandeville's (Sir John) Voiage and Travaile, which treateth of the Way to Hierusalem, and of the Marvayles of Inde, with other Islands and Countryes, 8vo. very neat, 21. 2s. 1725 Bindley's Copy sold for 31. 15s. 1720 4082 Mandeville's (B.) Free Thoughts on Religion, the Church, and National Happiness, 8vo. vy. neat, 7s. 6d. Fable of the Bees, 8vo. calf, 10s. 6d. 4083 1795 4084 Mandey and Moxon on Mechanick Powers, sm. 4to. nt. 3s. 1696 4085 Mangin's View of the Pleasure arising from a Love of Books, 12mo. (the Duke of York's copy) calf, 58. 1814 4086 Manilius' Sphere, made an English Poem: with Annotations and an Astronomical Appendix by Ed. Sherburne, royal folio, LARGE PAPER, plates and frontispiece by HOLLAR, neat, 10s. 6d. 1675 4087 Manley's Law Interpreter, (a Dictionary of Law Terms) folio, neat, 5s. 1672 4088 Mann's (D. D.) Present Picture of New South Wales, 4to. bds. 3s. 6d. 1811 4089 MANNING AND BRAY'S HISTORY AND ANTIQUITIES OF SURREY, 3 vols. royal folio, numerous fine plates, very neat in calf, 187. 18s. 4090 1804 the same, 3 vols. royal folio, LARGE PAPER, fine copy in calf, 241. 1804 4091 Manstein's Memoirs of Russia, from 1727 to 1744, (with a recommendatory Address by DAVID HUME) 4to. neat, 68. the same, 4to. calf, marbled edges, 9s. 1770 1773 1773 4094 Manuscripts in the Library of the King of France, Account of, and Extracts from, 2 vols. 8vo. bds. 9s. 1789 MANUSCRIPTS. 4095 Belasyse Family. A compleat Extract from the Register of the Parish of Coxwold, of all the Entries of the Marriages, Baptisms, and Burials of the Family of Belasyse. With the Pedigree of Lord Kingsland prefixed, 4to. written on vellum, 21. 2s. Belasyse is the Family name of Lord Fauconberg. 4096 COINS.-AN EXTENSIVE COLLECTION OF PLATES OF ENGLISH COINS, WITH MS. REMARKS BY R. GOUGH ALSO GOUGH'S MS. COLLECTION ON THE SAME SUBJECT; containing a valuable MS. respecting Medals.'-a Letter from J. Douglas on the word Tasc-ia-ie, or io, on British Coins-Letter respecting a Coin of James I.-Papers respecting Cardonnell's Scotish Coins-Five Autograph Letters of S. PEGGE respecting Snelling's Coinage-Letter from R. Southgate on Scottish Coins-Dr. Hunter's Scotch SeriesDevonshire Collection of Scotch Coins-Groat of Edward I. -a very curious Memorandum in the handwriting of Thos. Earl of Pembroke-Proclamation for the better Execution of the Office of his Majesties Exchanger, and Reformation of sundry Abuses and Fraudes practised upon his Majesties Coynes. Imprinted by Bonham, Norton, and John Bill, 1627. (5 broadsides) etc. etc. 41. 4s. 4097 Cowper's (Spencer) Unpublished Poems, see No. 1729 4098 Combe's (Taylor) Collectanea Antiqua--Anecdotes of the English Mint---Anecdotes of the Lacys, Lords of Pontifract, Bradford, &c. with an Account of the Foundation, Endowment, &c. of Kirkstall Abbey, YORKSHIRE, 3 parts, 4to. 17. 11s. 6d. 4099 Grammatical Common Place Book, 8vo. very clearly written, 10s. 6d. 4100 MANUSCRIPT COLLECTIONS FOR THE LIVES OF ANTHONY A WOOD, THOMAS HEARNE, & DR. MARTIN LISTER, apparently made by the Rev. Dr. Wm. Huddesford, including various interesting Communications in the handwriting of R. Farmer, S. and E. Gregory, G. Ashby, Martyn, W. Asplin, Dr. Ducarel, Jos. Pote, Dr. Loveday, F. Wise, etc. The Life of Lister is unpublished, and the Lives of Wood and Hearne are different from those which have been printed, 41. 4s. 4101 Machiavel's (Nicholas) Three bookes of ye discourses upon Titus Livius, translated into English, by John Levytt, Auno 1598, out of the Italian Tongue, folio, autograph, unpublished manuscript, 1l. 18. MANUSCRIPTS. 4103 Harris (John). A very curious volume, containing John Harris, according to Wood, was, in 1606, admitted perpetual Fellow of New College, Oxford. In 1617, he was unanimously elected one of the Proctors of the University, and two years after was made Greek Professor; both which offices he executed to his great honor and credit. Afterwards he became Prebendary of Winchester, D.D. and at length Warden of Wykeham's Coll. near Winchester. He was so admirable a Grecian, and so noted a Preacher, that Sir Henry Saville used frequently to say, 'that he was second to St. Chrysostome.' Wood, in his Athenæ, vol. 3, p. 445, gives a List of his Works, but does not mention the above. 4104 Pembroke's (Philip Herbert, Earl of) Speeches, in the Time of the Civil War: with a Copy of his very curious Will, by N. Brent, folio, 15s. 1648 The will is singularly facetious, e. g.-" All my other horses I give to the Lord Fairfax, that when Cromwell and the States take away his commission, his Lordship may have some horse to command."-Item, I give nothing to the lord Say, which Legacy I give him because I know he'll bestow it on the poor.-Item, Because I threat'ned Sir Henry Mildmay, but did not beat him, I give fifty pounds to the footman that cudgell'd him." 4105 Phillippes (Sir Robert) his Speech in Parliament (March 26, 1620), for the which he was committed to the Tower; and his Brother, Mr. Francis Phillipes, his Peticion to the King's Majestie for his Release, folio, very neatly written, Il. Is. MANUSCRIPTS. 4106 Plutarch's Præcepts of Government. Henry Crispe his writinge. An exact copie of the Censure passed by the Lords and others of his May most honble privy Counsell upon the Lord Bp. of Lincolne, undecimo Julii 13 Carol. Regis A. D. 1637.-Rotulus Tractationis & Ratificationis Matrimonii inter Dnum Carolum Regem Angliæ & Dñam Henriettam Mariam Sororem Regis Francorum.-History of the League & Covenant in England. With a briefe Account of ye originall Rise and Progresse of Presbitery there. By Tho. Forde, Rector of Coolde Norton, 1670.-Rules and Bylaws of the Bank of England: with an Abstract of the Acts of Parliament, &c.-An Information in the Star Chamber against Francis Earle of Bedford, Sir Robert Cotton, and John Selden, Esq., with the Answers,-in 1 vol. folio, hf. bd. 31. 3s. 4107 Selden's Judicature in Parliament, folio, clearly written, rf. cf. 11. 4s. With the Autograph of E. Umfreville and the following MS. note: "This greatly corrects all the printed editions of this part of Selden's Works." 4108 Spencer (Dr.) of the Ritual Lawes of the Hebrews.Notes out of the Commentaries of Job Ludolphus upon his History of Æthiopia.-Kirchmannus of the Roman Funerals. And various other Extracts from Latin Authors, translated into English, in 1 vol. 12mo. red morocco, gilt edges, 10s. 6d. 4109 Voyage (New) to the Levant, exhibiting an historical and Geographical Description of the modern as well as antient State of the principal Places within the Verge of the Mediterranean Sea, &c., 4to. neat, 17. 1s. This unpublished MS. is dated, "On board his Majesty's Ship Lynn, at Sea, May 8th, 1748." 1712 4110 Wilbraham's (Randle) Common Place Book (chiefly Extracts from Ethical Works, 12mo. 10s. 6d. 4111 Yorkshire. An Account of the Original Charters, Patents, Oblations, Fines, Escheat-Rolls, and Inquisitions; in the Archives of the Tower of London, relating to the County of YORK. Extracted by John Burton, M. D. 1746, 8vo. 300 pages, very neatly written, rf. cf. 31. 3s. 4112 Manwaring's Account of the Classic Authors, 1738.-Occasional Thoughts on the Study of the Classics, 1762,1 vol. 8vo. hf. bd. 7s. 6d. 4113 Marchand's Voyage Round the World in 1790, 91, and 92, translated from the French, 2 vols. 8vo. charts, (pub. at 17. 11s. 6d.) bds. 12s. 1801 Prefixed is an historical introduction of nearly 200 pages, giving a summary of the various attempts which have been made within the last 250 years, towards an examination of the north-west coast of America. |