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1623 Skurray (Francis) Bidcomb-Hill, with other Rural Poems,
plates, proofs on India paper, LARGE PAPER
calf, marbled leaves

Lilly

Do

4to, 1808
1624 Slater (Samuel) Poems, in two Parts-First, An Interlocutory
Discourse concerning the Creation, Fall, and Recovery of
Man; secondly, A Dialogue between Faith and a Doubting
Soul
Tho. Cockeril, 8vo, 1679 Rodd
ib. 8vo, 1679

1625 Slater (Samuel)-Another copy
1626 Slater (Samuel)- Another copy

ib. 8vo, 1679 Lilly Strong

1627 Slayter (William) Palæ-Albion, the History of Great Britaine,
a Poem in English and Latin, with engraved title-page
russia, gilt leaves, fine copy

W. Stansby, for Rich. Meighen, folio (1621)

1628 Slater (William) Psalmes (The) of David, in 4 languages, Thorpe

set to the tunes of our Church, by W. S., Lort's copy, with
his autograph
P. Stent, 8vo, 1652'

1629 Smith (Adam) on the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of

Nations, 2 vol.

4to, 1778

1630 Smith (Francis) Voyage for the Discovery of a North-west

Passage, plates

calf

8vo, 1748

Lelly

Do

1631 Smith (M.) The Vision, or a Prospect of Death, Heaven and Thorpe

1632 Smith (Robert) Poems of Controversy betwixt Episcopacy and

Lilly

8vo, 1714

1633 Smyth (Captain W. H.) Memoir of Sicily and its Islands,

Presbytery calf

plates

russia, gilt leaves

1634 Smyth (Capt. W. H.) The Life and Services of Captain Philip
Beaver

8vo, 1829

8vo, 1668

1635 Smyth (Miles) The Psalms of King David Paraphrased, and
turned into English Verse, according to the Common
Metre, front.
old calf
1636 Somerville (W.) The Chace, a Poem, 1735; Æsop at Tun-
bridge, 1698; Life of Alexander Pope, 1744 8vo
1637 Songs:-Le Prince d'Amour, or the Prince of Love, with a
Collection of several Ingenious Poems and Songs, by the
Wits of the Age, three leaves in the Second Part supplied
with Manuscript
William Leake, 8vo, 1660

Thorpe

Lilly

1638 Songs:-A New Collection of Poems and Songs, written by o
several Persons, never printed before

russia

J. C., for William Crook, 8vo, 1674

*** The last poem in this volume is subscribed "Corbet Owen."

1639 Songs :-A Collection of Original Comic Songs, by Oddibus, Knight

Funnybus, Asmatographer to the Court of Comus, scarce

calf

8vo, n. d.

8.

6

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1640 Songs:- New Songs and Poems, A-la-mode both at Court and hope Theatres, now extant, never before printed, by P. W.,

Gent.

red morocco, g. l.

** A

* very scarce collection.

Nicholas Wolfe, 8vo, 1677

1641 Songs:--A Collection of Twenty-four Songs, written by seve-
ral Hands

4to, 1685

1642 Songs:--A Choice Collection of 180 Loyal Songs, all of them
written since the two late Plots

N. T., 8vo, 1685

1643 Songs :-A Collection of the Newest and most Ingenious
Poems, Songs, Catches, &c.

A Second Collection, &c.

in one volume

1689

1689

4to

1644 Songs:-Tory Pills to purge Whig Melancholy, being a Col- Thorpe
lection of Poems, Songs, &c. satirical engraving added
half russia
8vo, 1715
1645 Songs:-Honest Amusement, being a Collection of Political
Songs, compos'd for the Diversion of all Loyal Societies

1646 Songs:-Mughouse Diversions, or a Collection of Loyal Pro-
logues and Songs spoke and sung at the Mug-houses

8vo, 1717

1647 Songs:-An Antidote against Melancholy, being a Collection Rudd of Fourscore Merry Songs

8vo, 1749

1648 Songs:-A Collection of Loyal Songs, Poems, &c. 8vo, 1750
*** Mr. Bindley's copy of these scarce poems sold for £3..4s.
(1649 Songs (The) of Robin Hood

1650 Scots Songs:-Ancient and Modern Scottish Songs, Heroic
Ballads, &c. 2 vol.

8vo, Edinb. 1791

1651 Songs:-The Edinburgh Musical Miscellany, or Modern Song- Roberts.

ster

boards

ib. 8vo, 1793

1652 Songs:-Songs of the Chace, &c. containing an extensive Col-
lection relative to the Sports of the Field, front. &c.
blue morocco, gilt leaves, with painted landscape 8vo, 1811
21653 Songs :-The New Merry Companion, or Complete Modern
Songster; also, a Collection of the most esteemed Catches
and Glees, set to Musick

calf, marbled leaves

SOPHOCLES: see Wase

8vo, n. d.

181654 Sotheby (S. Leigh) Catalogue of his Collection of Sale and
Privately Printed Catalogues of Literary Property, from
the Commencement of the last Century to the present Time,
large and thick paper, with prices and names
half morocco, gilt top edges

8vo, 1831

2.1655 Sotheby (William) A Tour through Parts of Wales, Sonnets,
&c. with engravings after Smith, LARGE PAPER 4to, 1794

Lilly

Do

Young

Lilly

2

6

is

1656 Sotheby (William) Oberon, a Poem, 2 vol.

boards

8ro, 1826

Lilly

1657 Southgate (Richard) Catalogue of his Collection of Books, Coins, Nightingale
Medals, and Natural History, port. LARGE PAPER 8vo, 1795
1658 SOUTHWELL (ROBERT) SAINT PETERS COMPLAINT, with

other Poemes

green morocco, g. l.

John Wolfe, 4to, 1595

Q

*** This, the FIRST EDITION of these Poems, is exceedingly rare.
1659 Southwell (Robert)-Another Edition

green morocco, g. l. Printed by J. R., for G. C., 4to, 1599
1660 Southwell (Robert) Saint Peters Complaint, and other Workes
John Haviland, 8vo, 1630
1661 Southey (Robert) Specimens of the later English Poets, 3 vol.

wants title

8vo, 1807 14 1662 Spectator (The), plates, 8 vol. old calf J. and R. Tonson, 8vo, 1767 4, 1663 Speed (Samuel) Fragmenta Carcera, or the Kings-Bench Scuffle with the Humors of the Common-side, a poem, with woodcut on the title J. R., for Tho. Rooks, 4to, 1675 The Counter Scuffle, whereunto is added the Counter Rat, written by R. S., a poem, with woodcut on title

36

4146

T. Bassett, &c., 4to, 1693

***The Bindley copies, in one volume.

Do

1664 Speed (Samuel) Prison-Pietie, or Meditations Divine and hope Moral, digested into poetical Heads, portrait

calf

J. C., for S. S., 8vo, 1677

A fac-simile of the portrait of the author in pen and ink is

inserted.

1665 Speght (Rachel) Mortalities Memorandvm, with a Dreme odd prefixed, imaginarie in manner, reall in matter

Edward Griffin, for Jacob Bloome, 4to, 1621

*** A very rare poem in six-line stanzas.

1666 Spence (Thomas) Pig's Meat, or Lessons for the Swinish

Multitude, 3 vol.

8vo, n. d.

D.

1667 SPENSER (EDMUND) COMPLAINTS, containing sundrie small hope

Poemes of the Worlds Vanitie

red morocco, gilt leaves

William Ponsonbie, 4to, 1591

This is the first and the only separate edition of the "sundrie
small Poemes," entitled, 1. The Ruines of Time. 2. The
Teares of the Muses. 3. Virgils Gnat. 4. Prosopopoia, or
Mother Hubberds Tale. 5. The Ruines of Rome, by Bellay.
6. Muiopotmos, or the Tale of the Butterflie. 7. Visions cf
the Worlds Vanitie. 8. Bellayes Visions. 9. Petrarches
Visions.

The present is a remarkably fine copy, with some marginal illus-
trations neatly written at the period.

1668 SPENSER (EDMUND) COLIN CLOVTS COME HOME AGAIN,
portrait of the author by Vertue added
green morrocco, gilt leaves

William Ponsonbie, 4to, 1595
This is the first and only separate edition of these poems, and
is printed by Thomas Creede.

1669 SPENSER (EDMUND) THE FAERIE QVEENE, disposed into
twelue books, Fashioning XII Morall vertues, William
Ponsonbie, 1590-The second part of the Faerie Queene,
containing the Fovrth, Fifth, and Sixth Bookes

fine copies, 2 vol. green morocco, gilt leaves, ib. ib. 4to, 1596
*In the second edition of the first part of this poem, which was
published at the same time as the second part, there were
very many omissions and some additions.

The amorous description of the meeting of Scudamore and
Amoret in the last five stanzas of the third book are left out,
being replaced with three others. The minor poems and
sonnets at the end were also omitted.

There are variations in copies of this the first edition. In
Canto x, p. 332, the last two lines in the first stanza are not
filled in, while in other copies they are. In some copies, the
three leaves at the end, pp. 601-606, having the compli-
mentary sonnets to the author's patrons and patronesses, are
replaced with four other leaves unpaged, and which have
seven additional sonnets. The present copy has the leaves
as originally published, while the four others are added at
the end.

1670 Spenser (Edmund) the Fairie Queen, or the Shepheards Ca-
lendar, together with other Works of England's Arch-Poet
old calf
H. L., for Mathew Lownes, folio, 1617
1671 Spenser (Edmund) The Shepheards Calendar, conteyning
Twelve glogues, proportionable to the twelue Moneths,
black letter, illustrated with wood engravings

calf, gilt leaves

Thomas Creede, for John Harrison the yonger 4to, 1597 1672 Spenser (Edmund) The Shepherd's Calendar, with Latin translation by Theod. Bathurst

8vo, 1653

1673 Spenser (Edmund) The Shepherd's Calendar, with Latin
translation by Theod. Bathurst, edited by Jo. Ball, port.
and plates

8vo, 1732
1674 Spencer Redivivus, containing the First Book of the Fairy
Queen, his Essential Design preserved, but his obsolete
language and manner of verse totally laid aside, 8vo, 1687

1675 Spencer Redivivus. Another copy

1676 Spiritual Songs, or Songs of Praise to Almighty God, upon

Lilly

Bohn

Lilly

Do

Reda

Belly

8vo, 1687

8vo, 1685

ins

8vo, 1814

21677 Splidt (Philip) Catalogue of his Curious and Valuable Library,

several occasions

with prices

R

10

4to, 1667

1678 Sprat (Thomas) The Plague of Athens, first described in Rodel
Greek by Thucydides, &c., now attempted in English
(verse)
1679 Stafford (Anthony) The Femall Glory, or the Life and Death
of our Blessed Lady, the Holy Virgin Mary, frontispiece
green morocco, gilt leaves
Thomas Harper, 8vo, 1635

Lilly

261680 STAFFORD (THOMAS) PACATA HIBERNIA, Ireland appeased Rel and reduced, plates, a remarkable fine copy, with brilliant impressions of the portraits

211.

16

8

russia, gilt leaves, with joints

from the library of "the Hon. Tho. Grenville" fol, 1633

1681 Stalely (William) The Tryal and Condemnation of Mr. Will.

Stalely, a Papist

printed for R. G., 1678

ib. 1678

The Behaviour of Mr. Will. Staley in Newgate

ib.

The Execution, &c., of William Staley and Edward Coleman
Phillip Brooksby, 1678

An Account of the Digging up of the Quarters of William
Stayley, a broadside

in one volume, inlaid

Robert Pawlet, 4to, 1678

The first tract has the very rare engraving by Faithorne, repre-
senting "the manner how Mr. William Staley was drawne in
a sledge to execution, November 27, 1678."

1682 Stanley (Col.) Catalogue of his Library, autograph inserted,
LARGE PAPER, with prices and names

half russia

1683 Stanley (Thomas) Poems

*

8vo, 1813

printed in the year 1651

Anacreon, Bion, Moschus, Kisses by Secundus. &c., ib., 1651 Roda

These poems appear to have been privately printed, and the
volume contains many other works of the author than above
specified, with separate titles, though issued at the same
period.

1684 Stanley (Thomas) Poems

old calf, fine copy

1685 Stanzas, by the author of Dunluce Castle

Lilly

8vo, 1651

Lee Priory Press, 4to, 1814
1686 Stapylton (Sir Robert) Juvenal's Sixteen Satyrs, (in English
Verse), frontispiece by Rawlins, and port. by Marshall
calf, gilt leaves
Humphrey Moseley, 8vo, 1647
To this is added a duplicate and brilliant impression of the
portrait, with the alteration in the inscription, very fine.
1687 Stapylton (Sir Robert) Musæus, on the Loves of Hero and
Leander, frontispiece

F. B., for Humphrey Mosley, 8vo, 1647
1688 Steevens (George) Catalogue of the Curious and Valuable

Pickering

Strong