4720 Oxford Prize Poems; with Illustrations, historical and descriptive of the Newdigate Poems, post 8vo. with 18 line engravings by Fisher, bound in silk, gilt edges, 8s. Spy, in Verse, 8vo. bds. 4s. 4721 4722 Oxoniana, 4 vols. 12mo. plates, bds. 10s. 6d. Ox. 1828 ib. 1818 n. d. 4723 Oxinden's (H.) Charles Triumphant: a Poem, 12mo. fine copy in calf gilt, 10s. 6d. Not in the Bibliotheca Anglo-Poetica. 1660 1819 4724 Oxley's (J.) Journal of two Expeditions into the Interior of New South Wales, 4to. maps, and plates, (pub. at 2l. 10s.) bds. 11. 16s. 4725 Paddock's (Judah) Narrative of the Shipwreck of the Oswego, on the Coast of South Barbary, and of the Sufferings of the Master and the Crew while in Bondage among the Arabs, 4to. (pub. at 11. 5s.) bds. 10s. 6d. 1818 4726 Pagés' (M. de) Travels round the World in the years 1767-71, 3 vols. 8vo. uncut, 10s. 6d. 4727 the same, 3 vols. 8vo. neat, 12s. 1793 1793 4728 Paine's (Thos.) Rights of Man, 2 parts, 1791.-Age of Reason, 1794. Letter to Washington, 1797. - Trial for Libel, 1792.-Five Tracts, 8vo. 78. 4729 Painter's (Wm.) Palace of Pleasure. 1813 Edited by Haslewood, 3 vols. 4to. (pub. at 10l. 10s.) bds. 3l. 16s. 4730 Paley's Works (i. e. Evidences -- Moral Philosophy-Horæ Paulina-Sermons-Sermons and Tracts--Natural Theology,&c.) edited by his Son, (containing 2 additional vols. of Sermons hitherto unpublished) 7 vols. 8vo. portrait, genuine edition, beautifully printed, bds. 2l. 10s. the same, 7 vols. 8vo. dark calf, gilt & grained, 31. 13s. 6d. the same, 7 vols. 8vo. dark brown calf extra, marb. edges, 4l. 4s. 4730*4731 4732 4733 4734 1825 1825 1785 Evidences of Christianity, 2 vols. in 1,8vo. neat,78.6d.1803 1819 4735 Paley's (W.)Law and Practice of summaryConvictions on Penal Statutes by Justices of the Peace, 8vo. bds. 8s. 1814 4736 Pallas's Travels through the Southern Provinces of the Russian Empire in the years 1793-4, 2 vols. 4to. with 121 coloured plates, (pub. at 61. 6s.) bds. 21. 10s. 1812 "This was an expedition worthy of Pallas. It unfolded all his great talents and established his fame equal at least to the greatest philosophers of the age. He suppressed nothing that could be of service to the cause of literature."-- Pennant. 4737 Palmer's (S.) General History of Printing, 4to. neat, 12s. 1733 4738 Pancirollus's (G.) History of many memorable Things lost and found, 2 vols. in 1, 12mo. nt. 7s. 1715 4739 PAMPHLETEER, or Collection of the best Pamphlets of the Day, complete to 1825, 50 parts 8vo. (pub. at 16l. 5s.) 5l. 58. the same, Nos. 1 and 8, at 2s. 6d. each 1813-25 1813, &c. 4742 Pananti's Narrative of a Residence in Algiers; comprising an Account of the Regency; biographical Sketches of the Dey and his Ministers; Anecdotes of the late War, &c. With Notes and Illustrations by E. Blaquiere, 4to. (pub. at 21. 28.) bds. 12s. 1818 5743 PANTOLOGIA, A NEW CYCLOPEDIA: comprehending a complete Series of Essays, Treatises, and Systems, alphabetically arranged; with a general Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and Words: by Good, Gregory, Bosworth, and others, 12 vols. royal 8vo. numerous coloured plates, (pub. at 201.) bds. 8l. 8s. 1813 4744 the same, 12 vols. roy. 8vo. coloured plates, cf. gt. 117. 1813 4745 Paradise of Dainty Devices, reprinted from the first Edition, 1576: with an Appendix containing additional Pieces from the Editions of 1580 and 1600. And introductory Remarks, biographical and critical, by Sir Egerton Brydges, Bart. 4to. bds. 15s. Only 120 copies printed. 1810 4746 Parismus.—The most famous, delectable, and pleasant Historie of Parismus, the most renowned Prince of Bohemia, 2 parts in 1, sm. 4to. wood-cut front. calf extra, 18s. When I was a boy at Harrow school, Dick 1689 lent me a publi cation in which was the History of Parismus. Sir William Jones, Dr. Bennet, and I were delighted with it."-Bibliotheca Parriana. 4747 Park's (Mungo) Travels in the interior Districts of Africa in 1795-6 and 7, with an Account of a subsequent Mission in 1805, and the Life of Park, to which is added Major Rennel's Memoir on the Geography of Africa, 2 vols. 4to. portrait and maps, (pub. at 3l. 13s. 6d.) bds. 17. 11s. 6d. 1816 the same, vol. 2, 4to. (pub. at 17. 11s. 6d.) bds. 10s. 6d. 1815 4749 Park's (John James) Topography and Natural History of Hampstead, 4to. LARGE PAPER, with 14 fine plates, (pub. at 31. 3s.) bds. 1l. 1s. 4748 1818 4750 Parker's Philosophical Meditations with Divine Inferences, 8vo. hf. bd. 4s. 1734 1812 4751 Parkes' (S.) Chemical Catechism, 8vo. neat, 5s. 4752 Parkin's (Charles) Answer to, or Remarks on Dr. Stukeley's Origines Roystonianæ, 1744.-Parkin's Reply to the peevish, weak, and malevolent Objections of Dr. Stukeley, Norwich, 1748,-in 1 vol. 4to. plates, 10s. 6d. History and Antiquities of King's Lynn, in the County of Norfolk, folio, with Plan, cf. gt. 10s. Lynn, 1762 4753 4754 Parkins' (Charles) History of Norwich, Lynn, 1783.-Peshall's History of the University of Oxford to the Death of Wil liam the Conqueror, Oxford, 1772,—in 1 vol. 8vo. hf. bd. scarce, 8s. 4755 Parkinson's (Sydney) Journal of a Voyage to the South Seas, royal 4to. fine impressions of the plates, hf. bd. 14s. 1773 4756 Parkinson's (John) Theatrum Botanicum: or an Herball of a large Extent, folio, with front. and several hundred cuts of Plants, fine copy, in old russia, scarce, 2l. 10s. 1640 4757 Parkinson's (J.) System of Mechanics and Hydrostatics, 2 vols. in 1, 4to. plates, bds. 12s. Camb. 1785 4758 4759 4760 4761 4762 the same, 4to. plates, (Surrey Inst. copy) hf. bd. 10s. 6d. ib. 1789 1803 1809 1804-13 (Jas.) Chemical Pocket Book, 12mo. bds. 2s. 6d. 1805 4763 PARLIAMENTARY HISTORY, DEBATES, AND STATE TRIALS, BY COBBETT, HANSARD, AND HOWELL, 128 vols. 8vo. hf. bd. russia, 140l. roy. v. y. 4763*PARLIAMENTARY HISTORY OF ENGLAND, from the earliest period to the year 1803, (from which time it is continued in the work entitled 'Parliamentary Debates,') 36 vols. royal 8vo. (pub.at 561.14s.) unbound, 18l. 18s. 1807-20 4764 PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES from 1803 to 1820, 41 vols.New Series, 17 vols.-Together 58 vols. royal 8vo. unbound, 631. 0000 See Howell's State Trials, No. 3186 v. y. 4765 Parliamentary Abstracts; containing the Substance of all important Papers laid before both Houses during 1826, roy. 8vo. (pub. at 1l. 10s.) bds. 10s. 6d. 4766 Review, Session 1826-27, 8vo. bds. 12s. 1827 1828 4767 PARLIAMENTARY SPEECHES BY BURKE, CURRAN, GRATTAN, AND WINDHAM, 13 vols. 8vo. (pub. at 8l. 4s. unbd.) hf. bd. Turkey morocco, uncut, gilt top edges by Mackenzie, 61. 10s. 4768 4769 v. y. the same, 13 vols. 8vo. new in brown calf, full gilt, 5l. 15s. 6d. v. y. the same, 13 vols. 8vo. calf extra, marb. edges by Mackenzie, 6l. 10s. v. y. 4770 PARMEGIANO.-Imitations of Drawings by Parmegiano, in the Collection of his Majesty, engraved by Metz, oblong folio, fine impressions, half bound, 1l. 16s. 1790 4771 Parnell's (Dr. T.) Poems, published by Mr. Pope, to which is added the Life of Zoilus, and his Remarks on Homer's Battles of the Frogs and Mice, 8vo. neat, 5s. 1747 1760 This was Dr. Parr's copy, and contains the following note:-" For the story of the Hermit, generally, but erroneously, esteemed original, see Dr. Moore's Divine Dialogues, p. 321, and Howell's Familiar Letters, book 4. p. 435. Howell, in a Letter to the Marquis of Hertford, ascribes it to a noble and speculative Knight, Sir P. Herbert, in his late Conceptions to his son."—S. Parr. 1828 4773 Parr's (Dr. Samuel) Works, with his Life by Dr. John Johnstone, 8 very stout vols. 8vo. extra bds. 71. 7s. Embellished with three beautiful portraits, by Skelton. the same, to which is added the Bibliotheca Parriana, or a Catalogue Raisonnée of his Library, 9 vols. 8vo. 4 portraits by Skelton, calf extra, murb. edges, 91. 9s. 1828 4774 4775 4776 4777 1801 "As to his learning, it was the most profound, and, I may add, the most varied and extensive, of any man of his age. He combined in himself a rare and happy union of qualities, that are seldom compatible with each other; quick perception and sound judgment; retentive memory and vivid imagination; to these he added unwearied assiduity and accurate research. As a classical scholar, he was supreme-deeply versed in history, especially that of his own country; in metaphysical and moral philosophy not to be excelled; in theology he had read more extensively and thought more deeply, than most of those who claim the highest literary fame in that department. He was well read in controversy, though he loved not controversialists, for his benevolent and tolerating spirit was shocked by any thing like rancour among men who believe a gospel of love, and worship a God of love, and yet can let loose the malignant and vindictive passions, in their religious disputes against each other."-See Archd. Butler's Sermon, which the British Critic properly designates "a proud monument to the talents of the living and the virtues of the dead." Spital Sermon, with Notes, 4to. scarce, 10s. 6d. the same, 1801.-Parr's Fast Sermon, 1804.-Archdeacon Pott's II Charges to the Clergy of St. Albans, 1800-1.- Pott Concio ad Clerum, 1803.- Milner's Thanksgiving Sermon, 1789.-Bp. Watson's Charge, 1802. Berkeley's Discourse at Cookham, 1789.-Bp. Watson's Letter to the Archbp. of Canterbury, 1783Bp. Douglas's Sermon before the Lords, 1790.-Zouch's Visitation Sermon, Newcastle, 1789.-Woodeson's Sermon at the Funeral of Dr. Clarke, 1758.-Pretyman's Sermon before the Commons, 1784.-Bp. of Chester's Charge, 1804.-King's Visitation Sermon, Camb. 1801in 1 vol. 4to. (Present. Copies to T. J. Matthias) bds. 11.1s. "The Preface to the Publication of Bellendenus de Statu, hastily and incorrectly translated, without permission, by the notorious' Wm. Beloe, who apologized to Dr. Parr for the liberty he had taken,” 8vo. (Dr. Parr's copy) bds. 10s. 6d. 1788 "Given to me, not by the worthless translator, but by the intelligent and honourable Lockyer Davis."-S. Parr. 4778 PARR. BIBLIOTHECA PARRIANA.-A Catalogue of the Library of the late Reverend and learned Dr. Samuel Parr; interspersed with his own Notes, Observations, and Opinions on Books and their Authors; compiled from the original Manuscripts in possession of his Executors, by H. G. Bohn, forming a volume of upwards of 700 pages, 8vo. with a fine portrait, engraved by Skelton, and an Index of names of persons mentioned in the Notes, canvas bds. 16s, 4779 4780 4781 1827 the same, LARGE PAPER, royal 8vo. only 40 copies printed, scarce, 17. 10s. 1827 ** Very few copies rem in unsold of this highly interesting literary relic, which contains upwards of one thousand original remarks, political, critical, biographical, and miscellaneous, of one of the most distinguished scholars of this country. The index of the names adduced in the notes, shows at one view a large proportion of his friends and connexions. "This catalogue appears to have originated from the honest pride which Dr. Parr felt in having been able to amass a large collection of books with very confined means, and perhaps also from the pardonable vanity of proclaiming to posterity-as he recounted the manner in which he obtained many of them-the terms of friendship on which he had lived with some of the wisest and wittiest and noblest personages of his time. His books were his faithful companions through a life of long-continued study and exertion, and, like those of the poet Lucilius, were the faithful depositories of his most sacred opinions. With these prefatory remarks, we proceed to notice the catalogue itself, which is, as might be expected, extremely curious aud interesting, and illustrates in a remarkable manner most of the leading features of Dr. Parr's political and literary character."-Times. "His collection of books is certainly an extremely valuable one, and the catalogue before us may rank with the most useful that have ever appeared. The remarks appended to particular books are truly interesting. They are full of associations with the names of the most eminent men of the present or past times; and they are very characteristic of the learning, acuteness, and tolerance of the writer."-Sphynx. "Some of the notes are curious, as they give the history of particular works; some as presenting anecdotes or characteristic traits of the author; others are critical; others complimentary or vituperative; all are interesting, as conveying in a few words the knowledge or the opinions, the predilections or the prejudices, of a shrewd man and distinguished scholar."-Atlas. "A luminous catalogue, most judiciously compiled and classed by the editor, Mr. Henry Bohn. On account of its various annotations and criticisms by Dr. Parr himself, and the rarity of the articles which it contains, it is one of the most curious that has ever issued from the English Press."-New Times. See also: Morning Herald-Morning Chronicle-Literary Gazette-Sunday Times-Courier-Morning Post-Literary Chronicle, etc. etc. Life of, by the Rev. Wm. Field, 2 vols. 8vo. 2 portraits, new, bds. 11. 48. 1827-28 Parriana, or Notices of the Rev. Samuel Parr, collected from various sources, printed and manuscript, and in part written by E. H. Barker, Esq. vol. 1, 8vo. bds. 16s. 1828 |