QUARTO.

3678 Halliwell (J. O.) Contributions to Early English Literature, /. 17. derived chiefly from rare Books and ancient inedited Manu

scripts, 6 parts in 1 vol.

only 75 copies printed for private circulation

1849

3679 Halliwell (J. O) Palatine Anthology: a Collection of Ancient //3.
Poems and Ballads relating to Lancashire and Cheshire
only 110 copies printed

1850

3680 Halliwell (J. O.) The Literature of the XVI and XVIIth Cen

turies, illustrated by Reprints of very rare Tracts

1.10

only 75 copies printed

1851

3681 Halliwell (J. O.) Yorkshire Anthology: a Collection of Ancient .. 16.
and Modern Ballads, Poems and Songs, relating to the
County of Yorkshire, only 110 copies printed

1851

3682 Halliwell (J. O.) Some Account of a Collection of several thousand Bills, Accounts and Inventories, illustrating the History of Prices between 1650 and 1750, presented to the Smithsonian Institution, Washington

only 80 copies printed

Brixton Hill, 1852

3683 Halliwell (J. O.) Norfolk Anthology: a Collection of Poems, 3-
Ballads, and rare Tracts, relating to the County of Norfolk
only 80 copies printed for private circulation

ib. 1852

3684 Halliwell (J. O.) Poetry of Witchcraft illustrated by Copies of the Plays on the Lancashire Witches by Heywood and Shadwell, only 80 copies printed

ib. 1853 3685 Halliwell (J. O.) Brief Description of the Ancient and Modern Manuscripts preserved in the Public Library, Plymouth. To which are added some Fragments of Early Literature hitherto unpublished

only 80 copies printed for private circulation, uncut

1853

3686 Halliwell (J. O.) Brief Account of an unique Edition of Sir P.

10.

2.6.

Sydney's Arcadia

printed for private circulation only

Brixton Hill, 1854

3687 Halliwell (J. O.) Books of Characters, illustrating the Habits 2..
and Manners of Englishmen from the Reign of James I to
the Restoration, only 25 copies printed

1857

** Containing Reprints of the following extremely rare Works:1. The Wandering Jew telling Fortunes to Englishmen, 1649— 2. The Man in the Moone telling strange Fortunes, 16093. Essayes and Characters ironicall and instructive, by John Stephens the Yonger, 1615-4. London and the Country, Carbonadoed and Quartred by D. Lupton, 1632-5. N. Breton's Fantasticks, 1626.

3688 Hamilton (A.) True Relation of the Actions of the Inniskilling

Men, uncut

1690

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3689 Hamilton (Count Anthony) Memoirs of Count Grammont, 2 vol. 3. 3. LARGE PAPER, proof impressions of the 64 portraits by E. Scriven, uncut

1811

3690 Hammond (H.) Vindication of the Practical Catechisme 1648 3691 Hanger (P.) Relation how Eighteen Men were cast away at Sea (sailing from Barbadoes to Boston in New England), and of the Great Hardships they underwent, half morocco 1675 FF

8. 3692
lo 6.3693

Hanging not Punishment enough for Murtherers, Highwaymen, and Housebreakers, uncut

1701

Harbie (Thomas) Arminian Priests' last Petition (in Verse), frontispiece, uncut

*** Scarce. Inglis's copy sold for £1. 3s.

1642

3694 Hardy (N.) Funeral Sermon on J. Rushout, of the Parish of Dionis, Back Church, London, 1648-Funeral Sermon on Alderman Sir T. Adams, Bart. 1668

(2) - 3695 HARDYNG (Ihon) CHRONICLE (in Verse) from the firste Begynnyng of Englande unto the Reigne of Kyng Edward the Fourth. And from that Tyme is added a Continuacion of the Storie in Prose to this our Tyme (by R. Grafton), 2 vol. in 1

black letter, slightly wormed, old russia, RARE R. Grafton, 1543 *.* In this copy, sheet G (the last of the metrical portion) consists only of 6 leaves, and has not the printer's device with colophon and blank leaf which form G vii and viii in the other. A small portion of 3 v is torn off.

3696 HARDYNGE (Iohn) CHRONYCLE. Another edition (with the same date, but throughout of a different impression) 2 vol. in 1

3697 21/03698

1647

black letter, wanting all before A iii in Proheme, folio CLXXXI, and all after folio CXLIIII at end, fine large copy in stamped leather, old style R. Grafton, 1543 Hare (J.) St. Edwards Ghost, or Anti-Normanism HARMER (Thomas) CAVEAT; OR, WARENING FOR COMMEN CURSETORS, VULGARLY CALLED VAGABONES, woodcuts black letter, with long autograph letter from Sir F. Madden, respecting the first edition, prefixed, fine copy, complete with the exception of one leaf (G. v.) being in manuscript, blue morocco extra, g. e. by C. Lewis

EXTREMELY RARE

W. Gryffith, 1567

A MS. note by Mr. Smith states, "This is one of the rarest of books." North's copy sold for £16., Perry's and the Roxburghe for £10. 10s., Bindley's for £8. 12s., and Inglis's for £8. 8s.

4.3699 H[arrington] (James) Grecian Story; an Historical Poem, with the Grove, consisting of divers shorter Poems, frontispiece, with the plate of Grove, fine copy in old calf, scarce 1684 3700 Harrington (Sir John) Epigrams, both pleasant and serious, autographs of E. Malone and George Steevens

1.19.

1615

This copy sold for £2. 12s. 6d. in the sale of J. Boswell, whose
autograph, J. B., is on title-page.

Harris (J.) Works, with Life by his Son, the Earl of Malmes-
bury, 2 vol. portraits, LARGE PAPER, uncut
1801
Harris (R.) Absaloms Funerall, 1630-Funerall Sermon on Sir
A. Cope, Bart., 1630-Drunkard's Cup, 1630; and 5 others,
by Harris
in one vol.
Harrison (H.) Last Words of a Dying Penitent (denying that he
murdered Dr. Clinch), uncut

1692

Haslewood (J.) Roxburghe Revels, and other relative Papers, including Answers to the Attack on the Memory of Mr. Haslewood, with Specimens of his Literary Productions printed for private circulation

Edinb. 1837

3705 Hatsell (J.) Precedents of Proceedings in the House of Commons calf gilt, with arms of Earl of Morton stamped in gold on sides

1781

3706 [Hausted (P.)] Ad Populum: or a Lecture to the People (in verse)

1644

Wood mentions, as part of the title-page, "with a Satyr against
Separatists," but the title to this copy contains no announcement
of the sort, and no Satyre is in the volume.

3707 Haversham (Lord) Vindication of his Speech

1705

3708 Hawkins (Sir J.) General History of the Science and Practice of 3. 12.
Music, 5 vol. plates, T. Park's copy, with his autograph notes,
half russia, uncut

1776

3709 Hawkins (Walter) Versified Paraphrase of the Lord's Prayer, by
J. M. and W. H., composed as a Duet and harmonized for
four Voices, with Accompaniment for Organ or Piano-
Forte, by G. F. Harris, and adorned by divers Ornaments
by R. Thomson], printed by Mr. Hawkins for presents only,
presentation copy from R. Thomson, with his autograph note.
1856-Verses on M. F. Tupper's Infant Daughter's Monu-
ment, by R. Thomson for Walter Hawkins, not published (2)
3710 Hawkwood (Sir John). The Honour of Taylors; or, the famous
and renowned History of Sir John Hawkwood. To which is
added a brief Account of the Worshipful Company of Mer-
chant-Taylors, woodcuts

black letter, half green morocco, uncut, bat several leaves mended,
sold therefore with all faults
1687

This work suggested to Sir Walter Scott the writing of Quentin
Durward. It is so scarce that a copy sold, 9 June, 1850, by auc-
tion for £5. 5s.

3711 Hawkewood (Sir John, Taylor and Citizen of London) Life and

renowned Actions; with the famous History of Robert Fitz-
Walter (who left the Gift of a Gammon of Bacon at Dun-
mow), and the Murderer of Robert Hall, 1743-Memoirs of
Sir John Hawkwood, with the Additions, 2 parts in 1, plates,
1782-84, half calf
2 vol.

3712 Hay (P.) Vision of Balaams Asse, wherein hee did perfectly see
the present Estate of the Church of Rome
olive morocco extra, g. e. by J. Clarke

3713 Hay (W.) Works, 2 vol. portraits

1616

1794

THICK PAPER, fine copy in red morocco, borders of gold 3714 HAYLEY (William). ANECDOTES OF THE FAMILY, LIFE AND

WRITINGS OF WILLIAM HAYLEY, THE FRIEND AND BIO- 4. 8.
GRAPHER OF WILLIAM COWPER THE POET, 5 vol. portrait,
and a Power of Attorney, with autograph signature of Thomas
Hayley, Dean of Chichester (the author's father) added-Life
of Thomas Alphonso Hayley, the young Sculptor (Disciple
of John Flaxman), and natural Son of William Hayley the
Poet, who wrote this Biography, 2 vol. portrait by Blake,
from a medallion added

AUTOGRAPH MANUSCRIPTS OF W. HAYLEY THE POET, WHOSE
LIFE AND CORRESPONDENCE OF HIS NATURAL SON ARE OF
THE GREATEST INTEREST, AND STILL UNPUBLISHED, WHILST

HIS AUTO-BIOGRAPHY comprises numerous passages which
were enterely suppressed or greatly modified in his printed
Memoirs, russia extra, g. e. by T. Gosden, whose bill for the
binding (£5. 19s.) is added

7 vol.

3715 Hayman (R. sometimes Gouvernour of Newfoundland) Quodlibets lately come over from New Britaniola, Old Newfound-Land. Epigrams, translated out of John Owen and other rare Authors: with two Epistles of F. Rabelais. All of them composed and done at Harbor-Grace, Newfoundland, 2 vol. in 1, fine copy, green morocco extra, g. e. rare

1628

Amongst the laudatory Poems are those from his Fellow-Planter, W. Vaughan, and George Wither. A copy of this scarce work is marked £12. 12s. in the Bibliotheca Anglo-Poetica.

1.6.- 3716 Hayward (Sir J.) Lives of the III Normans, Kings of England: William I, William II and Henrie I, 1613-Life and Raigne

of Henrie IIII, 1599

russia extra, g. e. by J. Clarke

in one vol.

1.8. 3717 Haywarde (Sir John) First Part of the Life and Raigne of King

Henrie the IIII

FIRST EDITION, very fine copy in olive morocco, richly tooled
sides, g. e. by C. Lewis
John Wolfe, 1599

*The dedication to the Earl of Essex gave great offence to Queen
Elizabeth, who employed Sir Francis Bacon to search whether
the author of the book could not be punished for treason. The
witty answer of Lord Bacon of finding "no treasan but plenty of
felony" (Plagiarisms from Tacitus) is recorded by Mr. Smith in
a MS. note, taken from the Banquet of Jests, printed in 1657.
This edition, which was suppressed, is very scarce: Hibbert's
copy sold for £6. 6s.

1.3718 Haywarde (Sir J.) Life and Raigne of King Henrie the IIII. John Wolfe, 1599

fine copy in limp vellum

On the fly-leaf at the end, in a cotemporary hand-writing, is the
following sonnet:-

"Go solitary grove and henceforth be
Acquainted with no other Harmonie

Than the Pies chattering or the shrieking note
Of Boding Owle and fatal Ravens throat
Thy sweetest Chanter's dead that warbled forth
Layes that might tempest calm and still the North
And call down Angells from their glorious sphære
To hear her Songs and learn new Anthems there
That Soul is fled and to Elisium gon

Thou a poor desert hast then and run

Beg there to stand a grove and if she please

To sing again beneath the shady trees

Where happy Lovers crown'd with Blisses

Shall flock about thee and beat time with kisses."

2.7.- 3719 Hayward (Sir J.) Life and Raigne of King Edward the Sixt, por

trait by R. Vaughan, very fine copy in blue morocco, orna-
mented sides, g. e.
by C. Lewis
John Partridge, 1630

Hell broke loose, or Catalogue of Errors, Heresies and Blasphe

mies

1646

Henderson (A.) History of ancient and modern Wines, proofs of, the woodcuts on india paper

1824

3722 Henrietta-Maria (Queen of Charles I) Newes from Holland; or the Entertainment of the Queenes Maiestie, &c. at Amsterdam, a rare pageant, 1642-The Queenes Proceedings in Holland, 1642-Strange and terrible Nowes from the Queene in Holland, 1642-Queens Letter from the Hague, 1642Hertford (Marquesse of) Letter to the Queen in Holland, impt. 1642-Exceeding joyfull Newes from Holland, 1642 Three Letters of dangerous Consequence, 1642-Extract from the Register of the States of Holland, 1649 (8)

3723 Henrietta-Maria (Queen). Consolations à la Reine de la GrandeBretagne, &c. tirées du Tableau de la Passion de Nostre Sauveur, uncut, rare

Paris, 1649

3724 Henry Prince of Wales. Luctus posthumus Oxoniensis sive erga defunctum Henricum Walliæ Principem Collegii B. Mariæ Magdalenæ Pietas, calf gilt

Oxon. 1612

** Amongst these verses is a Latin Poem by John Hampden. 3725 Henry Prince of Wales. Epicedium Cantabrigiense in Obitum Henrici Principis Walliæ, &c. plate, containing a full-length portrait of Prince Henry, prefixed Cantab. 1612

3726 Henry VIII. The Cobler turned Courtier, being a pleasant Humour between Henry VIII and a Cobler

3727 Hepwith (J.) The Calidonian Forest (in verse)

very large copy with rough leaves

1680

1641

*** A very rare political Satire. Utterson's copy sold for £2. 48., and Isaac Reed's for £1. 14s.

3728 Herbert de Cherbury (E. Lord) Life, by himself, portrait 1792 3729 Herbert (T.) Elegie upon the Death of Thomas Earle of Strafford,

1641

Very scarce, having been rigidly suppressed. Heber's copy,
damaged, sold for £1. 8s.

Hereford, 1820

3730 Hereford Charter, translated
3731 Herod and Pilate reconciled; or, a late Dialogue betwixt an
Independent and Malignant (in verse)

n. d. 3732 Herodote Histoire traduite du Grec avec des Remarques historiques et critiques, un Essai sur la Chronologie, de Notes, &c. par M. Larcher, 9 vol. LARGE PAPER, uncut Paris, 1802 3733 Hexham (H.) Tongue-Combate betweene two English Souldiers in the Tilt-Boat of Gravesend

1623

18.

3734 Heylin (P.) Rebells Catechism, 1643-Allen (W.) Killing no / 2 Murder (by Colonel Titus), 1689-L'Estrange (Sir R.) Dissenters Sayings, 2 parts, 1683-1681-Scotch Presbyterian Eloquence, 1692

3735 Heywood (T.) Challenge for Beautie, uncut

**Inglis's copy sold for £1. 5s.

in one vol.

1636

3736 H[eywood] (T.) True Discourse of the two infamous upstart Prophets, Richard Farnham, Weaver, of White-Chappell, and John Bull, Weaver, of St. Butolphs Algate, &c. woodcut half calf, scarce

1636

3737 Heywood (T.) Exemplary Lives of nine most worthy Women, 3 14.

10 portraits (including that of Q. Elizabeth)

fine copy in old calf

1640