4990 Ex-Libris Society Journal, edited by W. H. K. Wright_and A. J. Jewers, complete from the commencement in July, 1891 to October, 1902 (wanted May, 1895 and September, 1902), in numbers, as issued, 4to. (584) Edwards, £175. 4991 Faernus (Gabr.) Centum Fabulæ ex Antiquis Auctoribus delectæ, J. B. Thebaldo corrigente, morocco plain, broad inside gilt borders, t. e. g., rough edges, Dr. Williams' copy, Brix., P. M. Marchettus, 1622, 12mo. (590) Ridler, £1 5s. 4992 Fairbairn (James). Crests of the Families of Great Britain and Ireland, revised by L. Butters, edited by J. Maclaren, LARGE PAPER, 144 plates on India paper, 2 vol., half morocco, t. e. g., Edinburgh, J. C. Jack, n. d., 4to. (592) Hatchards, £2 4993 Fasciculus Temporum Omnes Antiquorum Hystorias Complectens (auctore Wernero Rolewinck), lit. goth., long lines, small woodcuts of cities, etc., Adam (Veldener) impressioni paravit, anno 1486, small folio (597) Ridler, £2 6s. 4994 Featley (Dr. Dan). A Case for the Spectacles, or a Defence of Via Tuta, the Safe Way of Sir Humphrey Linde, Kt., in answer to a book written by J. R., called "A Pair of Spectacles, etc.," old English morocco, M. P. for R. Milbourne, 1638, small 4to. (600) Leighton, £2 5s. 4995 Ferne (John). The Blazon of Gentrie, devided into two parts, the first named the Glorie of Generositie, the second Lacyes Nobilitie, comprehending Discourses of Armes, Gentry, etc., cuts of arms, etc., russia extra, g. e., J. Windet for T. Cooke, 1586, small 4to. (602) Ellis, £3 7s. 6d. 4996 Ferraud (James, Dr. of Phisick). Erōtomania, or a Treatise Discoursing of the Essence, Causes, Symptoms, Prognosticks and Cure of Love, or Erotique Melancholy (translated from the French by Edw. Childmead), title in red and black, original calf, Oxford, L. Lichfield for E. Forrest, 1640, small 8vo. (603) Pickering, £2 4s. 4997 [Fisher (Payne).] Marston Moor, sive de Obsidione Prelioque Eboracensi Carmen, cum quibusdam Miscellaneis, Opera Studioque Pagani Piscatoris [i.e., Payne Fisher] elucubratis, fine portrait of Cromwell in armour by William Trevilian, Thomas Newcombe, 1650-Trenodia Gratulatoria, sive Oliveri Cromwelli, etc., Epinicion dedicatum Domino Praesidi Bradshawo, etc., title in red and black, equestrian portrait of Cromwell and engraved plate of inscription to G. Popham, ib., 1652-Inauguratio Olivariana sive Pro Præfectura Dom. Protectoris Õlivari Carmen Votivum, title in red and black, engraved frontispiece of Cromwell's arms, ib., 1654, original editions, in 1 vol., new boarded morocco extra, edges untrimmed, by D. Cockerell, 1650-54, small 4to. (604) Ridler, £3 35. 4998 Fitzherbert (Sir A.) The Boke of Husbandrye, black letter. title within ornamental woodcut border dated 1534 (wanted leaf at end after folio 89 N, calf [Thos. Berthelet, 1534) small 8vo. (608) Ridler, £16s.

4999 Fitzherbert (Sir A.) The New Booke of Justyces of Peas,

lately translated out of Frenche into Englyshe, black leiter, title within woodcut border, original stamped calf (worn and mended), Imprinted in Paules Church Yarde by Thos. Petyt, 1541, small 8vo. (609) Ridler, £3 5000 Fitzherbert (Sir A.) The Newe Boke of Justices of Peace, lately translated out of Frech into Englishe and newly corrected, the Yeare of Our Lord 1554, black letter, R. Tottill, 1566-The Contents of this booke, Fyrste the Booke for a Justice of Peace, the Boke that teacheth to Kepe a Court Baron or a lete, etc., black letter, woodcut initials, ib., 1559, in I vol., calf, small 8vo. (610) Ridler, £125. 5001 Fletcher (John). The Faithfull Shepherdesse, acted at Somerset House before the King and Queene on Twelfe Night last 1633, the third edition, with additions (some headlines cut into), half calf, A. M. for R. Meighen, 1634, small 4to. (613) Quaritch, £1 14s. 5002 Fletcher (John). The Elder Brother, a Comedie, acted at the Blacke Friers by his Maiesties Servants, printed according to the true Copie, first edition (some headlines cut into), half calf gilt, F. K. for J. W. and J. B., 1637—The same (fourth edition), half bound, Printed in the Yeare 1661, together 2 vol., small 4to. (614) Edwards, £2 16s. 5003 Fletcher (John). Monsieur Thomas, a Comedy, acted at the Private House in Blacke Fryers, first edition (some headlines shaved), half calf gilt, T. Harper for John Waterson, 1639, small 4to. (615) Edwards, £5 15s. 5004 Fletcher (John). Rule a Wife and have a Wife, a Comoedy acted by his Majesties Servantes, first edition (some leaves stained), half calf gilt, Oxford, L. Lichfield, 1640, small 4to. (616) Quaritch, £9 5005 Fletcher (John). The Coronation, a Comedy, as presented by her Majesties Servantes at the Private House in Drury Lane, first edition, half bound, T. Cotes for A. Crooke, 1640, small 4to. (617) Quaritch, £9 5s. 5006 Fletcher (John). The Night Walker, or the Little Theife, a Comedy, presented by her Majesties Servantes at the Private House in Drury Lane, first edition, headlines cut into, half calf gilt, T. Cotes for Andr. Crooke, etc., 1640, small 4to. (618) Edwards, £4

5007 Fletcher (Phineas). The Purple Island, or the Isle of Man, together with Piscatory Eclogs and other Poetical Miscellanies, and Elisa, first edition, title in red and black (with the leaf at end, "To my deare friend, the Spenser of this Age," by Francis Quarles, often wanted, some foreedges shaved), Printed by the Printers to the Cambridge Universitie, 1633-Sicelides, a Piscatory, as it hath been Acted in Kings Colledge in Cambridge, first edition (title and last leaf soiled, some margins shaved), T. N. for W. Sheares, 1631-[Fletcher (Giles).] Christ's Victorie and Triumph in Heaven and Earth, over and after Death, second edition, Cambridge, Francis Green, 1632-Fletcher (Phineas). The Locusts, or Appollyonists (Lat.-Eng.), first

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edition (wormed), T. and J. Bucke, 1627, in 1 vol., old calf, small 4to. (619) Quaritch, £18 5s. 5008 Fletcher (R.) Ex Olio Negotium, or Martial his Epigrams translated, with Sundry Poems and Fancies, title in red and black, original edition (some headlines shaved), portrait of Martial by R. Vaughan, morocco, r. e., T. Mabb for W. Shears, 1656, small 8vo. (620) Dobell, 16s.

5009 Fletcher (W. Y.) English Bookbindings in the British Museum, with Descriptions, facsimiles in colours, 1895, royal 4to. (622) Young, £2 10s. 5010 Fletcher (W. Y.) Foreign Bookbindings in the British Museum, selected on account of their beauty or Historical Interest, facsimiles in colours, 1896, royal 4to. (623)

Quaritch, £1 16s. 5011 Fortescue (Thomas). The Foreste, or Collection of Histories, no lesse profitable than pleasant and necessarie, done out of Frenche into Englishe, black letter, woodcut title and ornamental woodcut initials (mended), 4 leaves of table mended, morocco extra, line tooled, g. e., Jhon Kyngston for W. Jones, 1571, small 4to. (630) Crich, £2 145. 5012 Foster (J.) Pedigrees recorded at the Herald's Visitations of the Counties of Northumberland, Cumberland and Durham, 2 vol., n.d.-Visitations of the Counties of Somerset and Hereford, edited by F. W. Weaver, 2 vol., 1885-6, royal 8vo. (631) Quaritch, £2 125. 5013 Foster (J. J.) British Miniature Painters and their Works, numerous reproductions, 1898, 4to. (632) Quaritch, £2 8s. 5014 Fox (Edw., Bishop of Hereford). The True Dyfferes betwen ye regall Power and the Ecclesiasticall Power, translated out of latyn by Henry lord Stafforde, black letter, original edition, title within woodcut border, margins of title and several leaves mended, morocco extra, g. e., by Rivière, Imprynted in the Flete stret at ye Signe of the Rose Garland by Wyllyam Coplad, n. d., small 8vo. (633)

Tregaskis, £3 15s. 5015 Froissart (Syr John). Cronycles of Englande, Fraunce, Spayne, Portyngale, Scotlande, Bretaine, Flanders and other places adjoynynge, translated oute of frenche into oure maternall Englishe Tongue by John Bouchier Lord Berners, first edition, black letter, woodcut initials (titles and last leaf in facsimile, wanted 2 leaves of table, sold not subject to return), 2 vol. in 1, morocco extra, inside dentelles, g.e., by Rivière, Imprynted at London in Flete Strete by Rycharde Pynson, 1523-5, folio (639) Dobell, £14 155. 5016 Fuller (Dr. Thomas). History of the Worthies of England, original edition, portrait by D. Loggan, old calf, Printed by J. G., W. L. and W. G., 1662, folio (640) Ellis, £2 155. 5017 Galen. Certaine Workes of Galens called Methodus Medendi, etc., translated into English by Thomas Gale, Maister in Chirurgerie, black letter, title within woodcut border, ornamental initials (last 2 leaves defective), half calf

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antique, Thos. East, dwelling betweene Pauls Wharfe and Baynards Castle, 1586, small 4to. (643) Tregaskis, £3 155. 5018 Gardiner (Bishop Stephen). De Vera Obedientia, an Oration made in Latine . . . with the Preface of Edmunde Boner, touching true Obedience, nowe translated into English and printed by Michael Wood, with the preface and conclusion of the translator (John Bale), black letter, first edition (some marginal notes cut into), morocco gilt, g. e. (W. Maskell's copy), From Roane, xxvi. of Octobre, 1553, 12mo. (644) Ball, £1 16s. 5019 Gardiner (Bishop Stephen). De Vera Obedientia. Oration made in Latine . . . with the Preface of Edmonde Bonner... printed oftsones in Rome before ye Castle of S. Angelo, anno 1553, black letter, russia gilt, g. e. [London, H. Singleton (with his device on last leaf), 1553], small 8vo. (645) Maggs, £3 16s. 5020 [Garzoni (Th.)] The Hospital for Incurable Fooles, erected in English, as neer the first Italian Modell and Platforme as the unskilful hand of an ignorant Architect could devise (title and last leaf mended), morocco, g. e. (Sir Fr. Freeling's copy), Edm. Bollifant for Edw. Blount, 1600, small 4to. (647) Cotton, £2 16s. 5021 Gascoigne (George). The Doome of Doomes Day, Wherin the frailties and Miseries of mans life are lively portrayed and learnedly set forth, translated and collected by George Gascoigne, Esquire, black letter, title within woodcut border, R 2-3 mended, morocco extra, g. e., by Hayday, John Windet for Gabriell Cawood dwelling in Paules Churchyard at the Signe of the Holy Ghost, 1586, small 4to. (650) Quaritch, £10 12s. 6d. 5022 Genealogist (The), edited by George W. Marshall, 25 vol., half morocco, g. t. (not uniform), and 2 numbers, 1877-1902, 8vo. (656) Quaritch, £7 [Vol. i. has a number of extra drawings of arms inserted, and the plates in the text are coloured by hand and illuminated. Catalogue.]

5023 Gesner (Conrad). The Newe Jewell of Health, wherein is contayned the most excellent Secretes of Phisicke and Philosophie, devided into fower Books, faithfully corrected and published in English by George Baker, Chirurgian, black letter, woodcuts, original edition, signature of Wm. Welsted, 1633, on title, a few leaves stained, morocco gilt, g. e., H. Denham, 1576, small 4to. (658) Richards, £6 5024 Gesta Romanorum, cum applicationibus moralisatis ac misticis, lit. goth.. Petit's device on title (painted), morocco, g. e., Ex Paris, anno 1521, 12mo. (659) Maggs, £2 6s.

5025 Gloria Mulierum. Qui comenza el Proemio del Ordine del beni Viver de le Done Maridade Chiamato Gloria Mulierum, lit. rom. (14 leaves), long lines, 21 to a full page, without marks (Hain, 7783), (wanted 2 leaves according to Hain, stained, last leaf mended), old English morocco, g. e.,

Spencer arms on sides, Absque ulla nota (Venet., Jenson, circa 1471 ?), small 4to. (665) Ridler, 1 IOS. 5026 Gloucestershire. Notes and Queries, edited by the Rev. B. H. Blacker, M.A., vol. i.-iv., illustrations, 4 vol., buckram, uncut, 1881-90, 8vo. (667) Weldeck, £ 18s. 5027 Gower (John). Confessio Amantis, edited and collated with the best Manuscripts by Dr. R. Pauli, 3 vol., morocco extra, g. e., 1857, 8vo. (675) Martin, £119s. 5028 Grafton (Rich.) An Abridgement of the Chronicles of England, Anno Dom. 1563, Perused and allowed according to an Order Taken (with calendar in red and black), black letter, calf (morocco back), (Heber copy), R. Tottyll, 1563, small 8vo. (676) Cotton, £148. 5029 Grafton (Rich.) Abridgement of the Chronicles of Englande, newely corrected and augmented to this yere of Our Lord 1572, black letter, woodcut ornamental and figured initials, old autograph and MS. notes of John Bradley, old calf, R. Tottell, 1572, small 8vo. (677) Dobell, £1 IS. 5030 Grafton (Rich.) A Chronicle at Large and Meere History of the Affayres of England and Kinges of the same unto the first yeere of the reigne of... Queen Elizabeth, black letter, first edition, 2 woodcut titles, half of the first in facsimile, and woodcuts, margins of several leaves after title and of the table at end repaired, otherwise good, sold not subject to return, new boarded russia extra, g. e., H. Denham for R. Tottle and H. Toye (Grafton's device, 1568-9, thick small folio (678) Ridler, £4 18s. 5031 Greville (C. C. F.) Journal of the Reigns of George IV., William IV. and Victoria, 8 vol., 1875-87, 8vo. (685) Hill, £3 55. 5032 Guevara (Don Antony). The Dial of Frinces, Englished out of the French by Thomas North, and nowe newly revised and corrected by him . . . —with a fourth booke entituled "The Favored Courtier," never heretofore imprinted in Our Vulgare tongue-and Certaine Letters, written by Marcus Aurelius, black letter, woodcut title, original limp vellum, dated ex-libris of R. Towneley, 1702, on reverse of title, good copy, R. Tottell, 1582, small 4to. (690)

Cotton, £3 155. 5033 Guillim (John). A Display of Heraldry, first edition, woodcut title and coats of arms (some emblazoned), (some leaves misplaced and margin shaved), old calf, W. Hall for Ralphe Mab, 1611 (at end 1610), small folio (692) Ridler, £115. 5034 Guillim (John). A Display of Heraldry, first edition, woodcut title and coats of arms (mostly emblazoned), title and last leaf mended, sold not subject to return, half bound, W. Hall for Ralphe Mab, 1611-10, small folio (693) Ridler, £125. 5035 Guillim (John). A Display of Heraldry, 6th (and best) edition, with Additions, portraits and coats of arms, calf rebacked, 1724, folio (694) Quaritch, £4 158. 5036 Habington (William). Castara [Carmina non prius Audita,