4 //o 1790 Taylor (John) The World turn'd upside down, or a briefe description of the ridiculous Fashions of these distracted Times, in verse, with woodcut on title 2 " 12 10 John Smith, 4to, 1647 1791 Taylor (John) The Wonder of a Kingdome, dedicated to the Junto at Westminster, in verse and prose 4to, 1648 1792 Taylor (John) The Fooles of Fate, or the unravelling of the Parliament and Army, in prose and verse, very scarce 4to, 1648 1793 Taylor (John) Spadacrene Anglica, the English Spaw, or The Glory of Knaresborough, &c. published (with other additions) by John Taylor, Apothecary, in York (York), Tho. Broad, 4to, 1649 1794 Taylor (John) Epigrammes, written on purpose to be read: with a Proviso, that they may be understood by the Reader, &c. ** red morocco, gilt leaves 8vo, 1651 Taylor's volume of Epigrams is one of the rarest of his works. 1795 Taylor (John) Of alterations strange, Of various Signes, Heere are compos'd A few Poetick Lines. 1. 13 - 1796 Taylor (John) 1. 18 3. 16 1.9 ༡ Printed at London, 8vo, 1651 The impartiallest satyre that ever was seen, That speaks truth without fear, or flattery, or spleen, The man that pen'd it, did with Finis end it. printed in the year, 8vo, 1653 1797 Taylor (John) The Water-Cormorant, his complaint against a Brood of Land-Cormorants, divided into fourteene satyres, in verse, with frontispiece imprint cut off, 4to . 1798 Taylor (John) Nonsence upon Sence, or Sence upon Nonsence, chuse you whether, either or neither, &c., written upon white paper, in a browne study, &c. calf 8vo Beginning at the End, and written by John Taylor, at ** This very singular poem is 1799 Taylor (John) Arithmeticke from One to Twelve, in verse * The colophon of this singular poem shews it had been printed by N. O., 1622. 2290.6.6. 8th Day. (0 1801 TABOR (JOHN) Seasonable Thoughts in Sad Times, being some Reflections on the Warre, the Pestilence, and the Burning of London, by John Tabor calf, gilt leaves Anne Seil, 8vo, 1667 1802 Taylor (John) Poems on several Occasions, consisting of TERENCE: see Bernard 8vo, 1669 1804 Terræ-Filius, or the Secret History of the University of Oxford, frontispiece by Hogarth, 2 vol. 8vo, 1726 1805 Thames (The), or Graphic Illustrations of Seats, Villas, Public Buildings, and Picturesque Scenery, on the Banks of that noble River, engraved by W. B. Cooke, from drawings by Samuel Owen, Esq., 2 vol. calf extra, marbled leaves 61806 Thatcher (George) on Long Annuities 1807 THEATRUM TRAGICUM LONDINI CELEBRATORUM, brilliant Man's Complaint 4to, 1811 8vo, 1825 Amsterdam, 8vo, 1649 4to, 1682 (1808 Thompson's (Thomas) Midsummer Moon, or the Livery 41809 Thurlow (Lord) Carmen Britannicum, or the Song of Britain blue morocco, gilt leaves, with joints 1810 Thurlow (Lord) Poems on several Occasions of the noble author calf, gilt leaves 4to, 1814 8vo, 1813 1811 Thurlow (Lord) Poems on several Occasions, with autograph 8vo, 1822 1812 Tipotii (Jacobi) Symbola Divina et Humana Pontificum, Im 71813 Tofte (Robert) Ariostos Seven Arnh., 8vo, 1666 Planets, Governing Italie, or his Satyrs in seven Famous Discourses William Stansby, 4to, 1611 **The first edition of this book appeared in 1608, with the name of Gervis Markham as the author. To this edition three Elegics are added. . 1814 TOFTE (ROBERT) THE BLAZON OF JEALOVSIE, a subject not written of by any heretofore, first written in Italian by Beneditto Varchi, and translated into English by R. T., gentleman green morocco, gilt leaves, T. S., for John Busbie, 4to, 1615 This is a volume of considerable rarity. It is interspersed with translations of Petrarch's Sonnets and other pieces, and has appended to it an original poem by Tofte, entitled, "The Frvits of Jealousic, or a Love (but not loving) Letter." This poem is in 66 twelve-line stanzas, the concluding one being subscribed "R. M." for Markham, under whose name Tofte's translation of Ariosto's Satires appeared. 1815 Toldervy (W.) Select Epitaphs, frontispiece, 2 vol. old calf 8vo, 1755 1816 Tombleson's Views of the Rhine, edited by Fearnside, proof impressions, 2 vol. half green morocco, uncut 8vo, 1832 S1817 Tooke (John Horne) Catalogue of his Library, LARGE PAPER, portrait inserted, with prices half bound 8vo, 1813 1818 Tooker (Charles) List of (Miller's) Famous Collection of Pamphlets 8vo, n. d. 1819 Tourneur (Cyril) A Griefe on the Death of Prince Henrie, expressed in a broken Elegie, according to the nature of such William Welbie, 4to, 1613 1820 Tousey (G. P.) Flights to Helicon, or Petites Pieces, in verse, frontispiece a sorrow 8vo, 1768 19 1821 Towneley (John). Catalogue of the Curious and Extensive Library of the late John Towneley, Esq., both parts, LARGE PAPER, with prices and names half bound, leaves uncut 1.2 8vo, 1814-15 . 1821*Towneley (John) Catalogue of his Collection of Prints, the work 4to, 1818 of Wenceslaus Hollar, with prices and names half bound 1822 Towneley (John) Catalogue of his Collection of British Portraits illustrative of Granger's Biographical History of England, LARGE PAPER, with prices and names half bound 8vo, 1828 1823 Townshend (Thomas) Poems, vignettes by Stothard, &c. 8vo, 1796 1824 Tracts:- Raleigh (Sir Walter) The Prerogative of Parliaments in England Tubus Historicus. An Historicall Perspective printed at Midelburge, 1628 Thomas Harper, 1636 The Harlot's Progress, or the Humours of Drury-Lane, in six Cantos, scarce Norden (John) Speculum Britanniæ, maps in one volume 1732 1593 4to 14 1825 Tracts:-Habington (W.) Castara, the First Part, first edition * Bound up with these are nine Collections of Oxford Poems, in 1826 Tracts:-Ashe (Simeon) The Good Mans Death Lamented, 1654 1659 Ashe (Simeon) Gray Hayres crowned with Grace, a Sermon at the Funerall of Thomas Gataker, whereunto are annexed many learned Poems and Elegies 1655 Calamy (Edmund) The Saints Transfiguration, &c., a Sermon on the death of Dr. Bolton, to which are annexed Verses upon his Death, 1655, &c. a scarce Collection in one volume 4to 01827 Tracts:-Life of John Valerius (born without Arms), shown in a series of sixteen Engravings, very rare, and with his autograph on the first plate The Assize of Bread, by John Powel, black letter William Stansby, 1630 The History of the Golden Eagle, black letter 1677 Ralphe Blower, 1595 D'Ewes (Sir Simonds) The Greeke Postscripts of the Epis tles to Timothy, &c. 1641 The Impeachment against the Bishops 1641 Rome for Canterbury, or the Life of William Laud, portrait 1641 The Ancient Trades decayed, repaired again 1678 The Triall of a Black Pudding 1652 Decrees, &c., of the Committee of Safety of the Common wealth of Oceana 1659 The Cavaliers Letanie, in verse 1648 The Parliaments Letanie, in verse 1647 Universall Madnesse, a New merry Letany, in verse 1647 1667 Speed (Samuel) The King's-Bench Scuffle, a poem 1675 4to 16 1828 Tradescant (John) Museum Tradescantianum, or a Collection of Rarities preserved at South-Lambeth, neer London, with two portraits engraved by Hollar, and coat of arms red morocco, the Hanrott сору John Grismond, 8vo, 1656 1829 Treason's Master-piece; or a Conference held at Whitehall between Oliver the late Usurper, and a Committee of the then pretended Parliament 1830 Tribe (The) of Levi, a poem 1831 Trifles in Verse, by a young Soldier, 2 vol. calf gilt roick Poem 8vo, 1680 4to, 1691 Kelso, 8vo, 1784 1832 Truth brought to Light, or the History of the First Fourteen red morocco, g. l. 4to, 1636 1836 Tumulus (Ah, Ha) Thalamus, two Counter Poems; an Elegy upon the heroic Lord Edward Earl of Dorset, with fine portrait by Vand. Gutch; an Epithalamium upon the Nuptials of Henry Lord M. of Dorchester with the Lady Catherine Stanley (by J. Howell) Harry Moseley, 4to, 1653 1837 Tunstall (W.) Ballads, and some other Occasional Poems 8vo, 1716 .1838 Turberville (George) The Heroycall Epistles of the Learned Poet Publius Ovidius Naso, in English Verse, black letter red morocco, g. l. fine copy Henry Denham, 8vo, 1567 **This is the first edition of Turberville's translation, and is very rare. 1839 Turbervile (George) the Eglogs of the Poet B. Mantuan, Carmelitan, turned into English verse, black letter russia Henrie Bynneman, 8vo, 1567 6.61840 TURBERVILLE (GEORGE) THE BOOKE OF FALCONRIe or HAWKING, for the onely delight and pleasure of all Noblemen and Gentlemen, woodcuts, black letter 4 ib. 1611 Thomas Purfoot, 1611 THE NOBLE ART OF VENERIE, or Hvnting, woodcuts, black Letter charming copies, in 1 vol. green morocco, gilt leaves 4to **The Booke of Hunting" has the two leaves of music frequently wanting at the end, comprising " The measures of blowing? There are also, separate, some leaves from the rare first edition, shewing the variations of the two editions. 1841 Turn-over and Read, and after reading Censure, a Porm 4to, 1642 |