7. 1193 Mathew (Edward) The most glorious Star, or celestial Constellation of the Pleiades, or Charles Waine, portrait and plates russia Printed for the use and benefit of William Byron, Gent., 8vo, 1661 1194 Mattison (John) The Column, called the Monument Described, frontispiece 8vo, n. d. 2. s. 1195 Maxwell (James) A Monvment of Remembrance, erected in Albion in honor of the Magnificent Departvre from Britannie, and honorable receiuing in Germany, namely at Heidelberge, of the most Noble Princes Fredericke, First Prince of Charlemaigne, &c., and Elizabeth Infanta of Albion, &c. calf Nicholas Okes, for Henry Bell, 4to, 1613 A Poem of one hundred six-line stanzas: the present copy has the portrait of Prince Frederick added. 1. 10 (o 1196 Maxwell (James) Carolanna, that is to say, a Poeme in Honovr of ovr King Charles, James, Queene Anne, and Prince Charles, &c., by James Anne-Son, Antiquarie and Master of Arts Edw. All-de, 4to (1614) 4 * * James Maxwell was the author of this poetical volume; the name," Anne-Son," assumed by him, being, with his christian name, a mere play upon the names James (King), Anne (Queen), and Son (Prince Charles). Rome, frontispiece 51197 May (Thomas) Lucan's Pharsalia, or the Civil Warres of Thomas Jones, 8vo, 1627 1198 May (Thomas) Lucan's Pharsalia, or the Civil Warres of Rome, the Second Edition, with the continuation, in 1 vol. old calf Thomas Jones, 8vo, 1631 Esq. frontispiece by Vaughan 1199 May (Thomas): Virgil's Georgicks englished by Tho. May, calf, gill leaves T. Walkley, &c. 8vo, 1635 1202 May (Thomas) the Tragedie of Cleopatra Queen of Ægypt calf, gilt leaves Thomas Harper, 8vo, 1639 1203 Mayne (Jasper) the City Match, a Comedy presented to the King and Queene at White-Hall-The Amorous Warre, a 1204 Mayne (Jasper) the same, in 1 vol. Oxford, 8vo, 1659 ib. 8vo, 1659 1205 McDonald (Alexander) Complete Dictionary of Gardening, coloured plates, 2 vol. calf, marbled leaves 4to, 1807 1206 Mead (Dr. Richard) Catalogue of his Library, portrait inserted, LARGE PAPER, with prices 8vo, 1754 1207 Medal (the) of John Bayes, a satyr, 1682-The Medal re- 1208 Melodino (Relics of), translated by Edw. Lawson, from an un published Manuscript, dated 1645 blue morocco, gilt leaves 1209 Memoirs of an Old Wig 2.3 Glasse devided into two parts 8vo, 1815 8vo, 1815 Tho. Paine, 4to, 1646 1210 Mercer (William) Angliæ Speculum, or Englands Looking russia, gill leaves, with joints ** This volume is dedicated to Robert Earl of Essex, and the present copy has a very fine impression of the rare portrait of the Earl, by Marshall, which is usually wanting. The first part of the volume consists of a poem descriptive of the civil wars, while the latter comprises Speeches, Anagrams, Epigrams, Acrosticks, and Sonnets, among which is an Anagram and Epigram to the "famous Poet Capt. 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Simmonds, 4to, 1669 *** Previous to this poem appearing as the "Second Edition, five prior ones were issued; the first in 1667, two in 1668, and two in 1669. · 1223 Milton (John) Paradise Lost, with Life by E. Fenton, plates old calf J. and R. Tonson, 8vo, 1751 1.18 1224 Milton (John) Paradise Regained > /2 12 4 Σ calf, gilt leaves J. M., for John Starkey, 8vo, 1671 * A very fine copy of the First Edition, with portrait by Marshall. 1225 Milton (John) The History of Britain, that part especially now 4to, 1671 . 1226 Ministry (The New), containing a Collection of all the Satyrical Poems, Songs, &c. since the beginning of 1742, the three parts complete 1227 Minot (Lawrence) Poems on Interesting Events in the Reign 4to, 1661 1229 Mock (The) Mourners, a Satyr by Way of Elegy on King 4to, 1702 William s1230 Modern (The) World Disrobed, or both Sexes stript of their pretended Virtue, by Defoe 8vo, 1708 4.1231 Modern Antique, or the Muse in the Costume of Queen Anne, LARGE PAPER russia, marbled leaves N 8vo, 1813 12 5 5 2 14 1232 Mollineux (Mary) Fruits of Retirement, or Miscellaneous 8vo, 1702 Poems 1233 Momus Elencticus, or a Light come off upon that serious piece of Drollerie presented by the Vice Chancellor of Oxon, in the name of all his Mirmidons at Whitehall, to expell the Melancholy of the Court, and to tickle its gizzard with a Landskip of dancing Fryers to their own Musick and Nunbers *** A very curious satirical Poem, in fifty-one three-line stanzas, and without any regular title-page. 1234 Momus turned Fabulist; or Vulcan's Wedding, an Opera 1235 Monarchy Asserted to be the best, most ancient, and legall 4to, 1660 1237 Monck (General) the Pedigree and Descent of General Monck, portrait added 1659 Iter Boreale, attempting something upon the march of George Monck from Scotland to London, in verse 1660 The Order and Ceremonies of the Funeral of George Monck, Duke of Albemarle, with the plate of the procession 1722 Sermon at the Funeral of George Duke of Albemarle 1670 in one volume 4to . 1238 Monck (Generall) Iter Boreale, attempting something upon the successful and matchless March of George Monck from Scotland to London, a Poem, portrait inserted 4to, 1660 1239 Monck, Duke of Albermarle (George) Cambridge Poems in English and Latin, on the Death of the Duke, portrait inserted calf, gilt leaves 1240 Monck-Another copy Cantabrigiæ, 4to, 1670 ib. 4to, 1670 51241 Money Masters all Things, or Satyrical Poems, scarce 8vo, 1698 1242 Monmouth :-Memoirs of Robert Cary, Earl of Monmouth, and Fragmenta Regalia, by Sir Robert Naunton, two portraits inserted, LARGE PAPER russia extra, marbled leaves Edinb. 8vo, 1808 1243 Moore (Sir Thomas) Historie of the Pitifull Life, &c. of Ed- Thomas Payne, 8vo, 1641 1244 Moralist (The) or a Satyr upon the Sects, by the Author of the Weesils calf, gilt leaves 4to, 1791 1245 More (Henry) Platonica; or a Platonicall Song of the Soul, consisting of foure severall Poems calf, gilt leaves Cambridge, Roger Daniel, 8vo, 1642 7 1246 More (Henry) Democritus Platonissans, or an Essay upon the 1247 More (Henry) Philosophical Poems, portrait added ib. 8vo, 1647 /2.1248 More (Thomas) Epigrammata Thomæ Mori Angli 13 Lond. 8vo, 1638 ***This has a remarkably fine impression of the frontispiece by Marshall, wherein is the portrait of the author. · 1249 More (Sir Thomas) Utopia, with copious notes, edited by the Rev. 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Dibdin, portrait, 2 vol. in 1 calf, marbled leaves 8vo, 1808 13 3.17 } · brown calf 8vo, 1726 .1251 Morley (Thomas) Madrigals, in Fovre Voices, the four parts complete, very fine copies morocco, gilt leaves, by Lewis, from the Haslewood collection Thomas Este, 4to, 1600 3 1252 Morse (Robert) Catalogues of his Collection of Prints, fine paper, priced- Library, 1816-Lloyd's Prints, 1825; and 2 other Catalogues . 19 19 4to 1253 Morton (Earl of) Catalogue of his Library, LARGE PAPER 8vo, 1829 1254 Morwyng (Peter) the Treasure of Euonymus, conteyninge the Wonderfull hid Secretes of Nature, touchinge the most apte formes to prepare and destyl Medicines, for the Conservation of Helth, translated out of Latin, by Peter Morwyng, black letter old calf John Daye, 4to, 1559 (1255 Motherwell (William) Minstrelsy, Ancient and Modern, with an Historical Introduction and Notes, frontispiece boards Glasg. 4to, 1827 8vo, 1765 61257 Mum:-A Poetical Ballad for the Present Times, with Anno 1256 Mozeen (T.) Fables, in Verse, 2 vol. 1258 MUSARUM DELICIA, or the Muses Recreation, containing Henry Herringman, 8vo, 1655 **This is the first edition of these Poems, the joint production of Sir John Mennis and Dr. Smith. 1259 Musarum Delicia, the Second Edition of the same volume calf, gilt leaves ib. 8vo, 1656 1260 Musa Cantabrigienses Wilhelmo et Mariæ Angliæ Regi et 21261 Musæ Seatonianæ :-A Complete Collection of Cambridge Prize Poems 8vo, 1772 |