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A Journal of TranCARTEROMACO, Nicolo. Ric-sactions and Events, during a Reciardetto. The first Canto trans-sidence of nearly sixteen Years on lated from the Italian, with an In- the Coast of Labrador. troduction concerning the principal 1792. 4to. 3 vols. with charts. romantic burlesque and mock-21. 2s. heroic Poets; and Notes by Sylvester (Douglas) Lord Glenbervie. London, 1822 8vo. It Dedicated to Sir Francis Drake, Knt. 128 pages. Roxburghe, 6396, 61. 6s. is probable that Bunyan in his Pilgrim's Progress was much indebted to this work.1607. 4to.--London, by Thomas Snodham. 4to. Steevens, 1191, 11s. Gordonstoun, 623, 1. 11s. 6d. Inglis, 333, 9.-London, by W. Stansby. 4to. Retr. Rev. i. 250-8. Nassau, pt. i. 648, 5s.-1661. North, pt. iii. 742, 10s. 6d.-1670. Garrick, 2610. CARTHEW, Thomas. Reports of Newark, Duke of York, 1216. 15s. Hollis, 219, 21. 4s. LARGE PAPER. Duke of York, 1217, 11. 12s. John. 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Lyra sive Anacephalæosis Hibernica, in qua de Exordio, seu Origine, Nomine, Moribus, Ritibusque Gentis Hibernicæ succintè tractatur; cui quoque accessere Annales ejusdèm Hiberniæ, necnon Rerum gestarum per Europam ab Editio secunda, multis AdditamenAnno 1148 usque ad Annum 1650. tis locupletata & à Mendis repurgata, cum brevi Rerum calamitosè contingentium præcipueq; Turcicarum, Relatione à 50. usque ad 66. Annum, æneis etiam Tessellis insignita. Sulzbaci, 1666. 4to. This curious work is dedicated to Pope Alexander vii. Collation. a to c 2. A to Lll. and Index, a to d 2, all in fours. Plates. lerna sev Hibernia vetvsta. at p. i. Donatus O Brien quondam Hibernorum Rex, &c. p. 13. Insule Purgatorij S. Patricii DesPortrait of K. Charles I. criptio. p. 113. and a circumstantial account of his behaviour upon the scaffold. p. 375. The Author's Portrait, by M. Ulismayer. p. 442, Roxburghe, 3819, 41. 6s. Bindley, pt. ii. 332, 12. 12s. Dowdeswell, 121, 6l. 6s. Grave, III. (6 leaves wanting), ll. 1s. The first edition according to Nicolson was published in 1660. In West's catalogue, 4634, is an edition Vien. Austr. 1651. 4to. Responsio veridica ad illotum Libellum, cui Nomen anatomicum P. Anotonii Bruodini Hiberni Ord. Min. Strit. Observantiæ sub. ementita Nomine P. Cornelii ô Mollonii editum. Solisbaci, 1672. 12mo. Pp. 250 (title page included)-a blank In this exleaf-two leaves of errata. tremely rare and probably unique little volume (p. 145) is the following curious notice respecting the pronunciation of the author's name: Majores nostri, et agnati omnes semper se scripserunt Corevv, aut Curve, quæ tamen pronunciantur ferè ut Cary, nam e in fine apud Anglos et Gallos rarò effertur et u non est Consonans sed vocalis et subtiliter pronunciatur (sicut apud Gallos) ferè ut i.' CARVER, Jonathan. Travels through the interior Parts of North America, in the Years 1766, 7 and 8. London, 1781. 8vo. with plates. Third and best edition, to which is prefixed some account of the author by Dr. Lettsom, a portrait and a coloured engraving of the tobacco plant. This valuable work has lately attracted much attention from its description of parts near to the supposed north-west passage. 1778, 8vo. Roxburghe, 7844, 10s. 6d. LARGE PAPER. Bindley, pt. i. 1016, russia, 19s. Capt. Carver likewise published A Trea tise on the Culture of the Tobacco Plant. Lond. 1779. 8vo. with two plates. 2s. 6d. CARVER, Jonathan. The new Universal Traveller. London, 1779. folio. This compilation the widow of Captain Carver denied to be the work of her husband. Carving. The Boke of Keruynge. London, by W. de Werde, 1508. 4to. Twelve leaves. A copy is among Bishop More's books in the public library at Cambridge. Another Edition, Lond. by W. de Worde, 1513. 4to. 12 leaves, is in the British Museum. Another edition, entitled The Booke of Caruyng. London by Abraham Veale. 8vo. Carving. The Booke of Carving and Sewing. 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The present State of England expressed in this Paradox, our Fathers were very rich with little, and wee poore with much. London, 1626. 4to. Gordonstoun, 550, 10s. 6d.-1627. 4to. pp. 21. Reprinted in the third volume of the Harleian Miscellany. CARYL, Joseph. An Exposition, with practical Observations on the Book of Job. London, 1676-7. fol. 2 vols. with portrait by White. The former editions, 1650, 1665. 5s. 21. 12s. 6d. each. John New Itinerary; or, an accurate Delineation of the great Roads, both direct and cross throughout England and Wales, The 10th Edition. London, 1821. 8vo. 13s. The first edition of this popular and highly useful work appeared in 1798. Mr. Cary has likewise published a set of County Maps in 4to., accompanied with a description, price 2. 48. A catalogue of maps, atlasses, globes and other works has been lately published by Messrs. Cary. Robert, L.L. D." Palæologia Chronica: a chronological Account of ancient Time, in three Parts. 1. Dedactical. 2. 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