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IOHNE BE THE MERCIE

OF GOD Archbifchop of fanct Androus, Metrapolitan |
and primat of the hail kirk of Scotland, and of the feit
Apoftolyck Legatnait, till all z findry | Personis... | ·
(This preface ends on fol. 4b. Foll. 5a-13a contain the
tables of contents. Fol. 14a, numbered Fol. i:) Ane prologe
to the Cathecyfme. | (Fol. 220b:).... Prentit at
fanct Androus, be the command and | expefis of the maist
reuerend father in God, Iohne | Archbifchop of fanct
Androus, and primat of ye hail kirk of Scotland, the
xxix. day of Au- guft, the zeir of our Lord M.D.lii.
(Under this a woodcut vignette.)

£ 8. d.

Sm. 4to., 220 leaves, black letter (except the headings, quotations, and colophon, which are in Roman), 31 lines to page; with foliation and signatures; a very fine copy in old gilt russia, gilt edges St. Andrews, [John Scot], 1552 163 0 0

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THE FIRST BOOK PRINTED AT SAINT ANDREWS, and one of the rarest and most remarkable volumes produced in Scotland during the agony of the Reformation. There is no reference throughout to the Pope or the Church of Rome, beyond what may be gathered from the titles of the Archbishop, as for instance in the words the seit Apostolyck. This moderation, or caution, did not however save the work from destruction at the hands of the sectaries, nor the archbishop himself from murder nineteen years later. Very few copies of the Catechism have survived, perfect or imperfect: it would perhaps be difficult to specify three complete ones besides this which is a very fine and sound one, the only defect being that a small portion of the corner of one leaf (Nn), has been torn off, injuring the catchword only.

The arrangement is: 4 preliminary leaves; 9 leaves; A-X in fours; Y and Z in eights; Aa and Bb in eights; Cc four; Dd-Nn in eights; Oo four, and PP 3. The foliation is irregular, but comes right towards the end. 2081*CATECHISM (The), set forth by ARCHBISHOP HAMILTON, printed at Saint Andrews, 1551; together with the Two-Penny Faith, 1559. With preface by Professor Mitchell. Sm. 4to., Black Letter, cloth Edinburgh, 1882 The edition was limited to 140 numbered copies. 2082 HENDERSON (Andrew). History of the Rebellion, MDCCXLV and MDCCXLVI. The Fifth Edition, revised and corrected with Additions. 12mo., calf

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1874

2083 HISTORIANS OF SCOTLAND, edited by W. F. SKENE, David LAING,
and W. REEVES. 10 vols., 8vo., finely printed on ribbed paper, cloth
Edinburgh, 1871-80
2084
the same.
Vols. I-III, V, VI, VII, X; together 7 vols., 8vo..
cloth
ib. 1871-80
2085 INNES. Memoir of Cosmo Innes. Sm. 4to., 83 pp.; cloth
2086
(Thomas). A Critical Essay on the Ancient Inhabitants of the
Northern Parts of Britain, or Scotland. Containing an Account of the
Romans, of the Britains betwixt the Walls, of the Caledonians or
Picts, and particularly of the Scots. With an Appendix of ancient
MS. pieces. 2 vols., 8vo., with tables; calf

2087

2088

the same.

1729 2 vols., sm. 4to., LARGE PAPER; old calf; SCARCE 1729 the same. 2 vols., sm. 4to., LARGE PAPER; a very fine copy in blue morocco, gilt edges

1729

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2089 INFORMATION from the States of Scotland to the Kingdome of England,
shewing how they have bin dealt withall. 18mo., morocco, gilt edges,
from the Gordonstoun library
Edinburgh (?), 1640
2090 JACOBITE RELICS of Scotland; being the Songs, Airs, and Legends,
of the adherents to the House of Stuart. Collected and illustrated
by JAMES HOGG. 2 vols., 8vo., with the music to the songs; calf, marbled
edges
Edinburgh, 1819-21
2091 JAMIESON (John). Etymological Dictionary of the Scottish
Language. A New Edition, carefully revised, with the entire
SUPPLEMENT incorporated, by LONGMUIR and DONALDSON. 4 vols., 4to.,
cloth
Paisley, 1879-82
the same, 4 vols., 1879-82.-SUPPLEMENT, with Memoir and
Introduction by David Donaldson, 1887;-together 5 vols., 4to., cloth
ib., 1879-87

2092

2093

(Robert). Popular Ballads, and Songs, from Tradition, Manuscripts, and Scarce Editions; with Translations of Similar Pieces from the Danish Language, and a few Originals by the Editor. 2 vols., 8vo., boards, uncut Edinburgh, 1806 2094 JERVISE (Andrew). Memorials of Angus and the Mearns; being an Account. . . of the Castles and Towns visited by Edward I also, of the Abbey of Cupar, and the Priory of Rostinoth. Svo., with frontispiece; cloth

2095 [JOHNSON (Samuel)]. A Journey to the Western Islands of Scotland. 8vo., FIRST EDITION, half calf 1775

2096 2097

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the same. 8vo., FIRST EDITION; a fine copy in boards, UNCUT 1775 the same. With Remarks by DONALD M'NICOL. 8vo., with portrait; half calf, UNCUT Glasgow, 1817 2098 KIRK (Thomas) and Ralph THORESBY. Tours in Scotland, 1677 and 1681. 8vo., cloth Edinburgh, 1892 2099 KNOX (John). Historie of the Church of Scotland. Sm. 8vo. (12mo.) a fine copy in the original vellum; VERY [Vautrollier in London, 1584] 36 0 0 All that was printed (pp. 17-560) before the book was seized and suppressed. From the Hamilton Palace Library.

2100

RARE

2099*LAING (David). Select Remains of ancient popular Poetry of Scotland.
Sm. 4to., with the suppressed fourth leaf of "ane Ballat of Matrymonie,"
half morocco, uncut
Edinburgh, 1822
Notices of DAVID LAING, LL.D. . . . to which is added, a chrono-
logical List of the various Publications which were issued under his
editorial Superintendence; from the year MDCCCXV to MDCCCLXXVIII
inclusive. Drawn up by THOMAS GEORGE STEVENSON. 4to., with
2 portraits; half bound
Privately printed, 1878
(Samuel). Prehistoric Remains of Caithness with Notes
on the Human Remains, by Thomas H. Huxley. 8vo., with 35 plates;
cloth

2101

1866 2102 LAUDER. The SCOTTISH SOULDIER. By Lawder. 4to., half bound Edinburgh, Printed by John Wreittoun, 1629, reprinted 1818 2103 (Sir Thomas Dick). Account of the Great Floods of August, 1829, in the Province of Moray, and adjoining Districts. 8vo., with 2 maps and 26 plates; old calf 1830 2104 LYNDSAY (Sir David). Poetical Works. With a Life of the Author, Prefatory Dissertation, and an appropriate Glossary by George Chalmers. 3 vols., post 8vo., boards, uncut

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FACSIMILE of an ancient HERALDIC MANUSCRIPT emblazoned by SIR
DAVID LYNDSAY of the Mount: Lyon King of Armes, 1542. Edited by
D. LAING. Folio, with 144 coloured plates; cloth
A reprint of the 1822 edition,

2107

2106 LESLIE (Bishop). DE ORIGINE, MORIBUS, ET REBUS GESTIS SCOTORUM
libri decem . Accessit nova et accurata Regionum et Insularum
Scotiæ, cum vera eiusdem tabula topographica, descriptio. AUTHORE
IOANNE LESLEO. Sm. 4to., with map and 11 genealogical plates, all but
one having portraits; fine copy in old calf gilt, from the Sunderland
library
Romæ, 1578
the same, 1578-RICHARDI STANIHURSTI Dublinensis de Rebvs in
Hibernia Gestis, libri qvattvor, . . FIRST EDITION. Antverpice, apud
Plantinum, 1584-2 vols. in 1, sm. 4to., with a large bookplate bearing
the words "Ex Electorali Bibliotheca Sereniss. Vtrivsq; Bavariae
Dvcvm": in the original oak boards covered with finely stamped hogskin
bearing the initials "H. K." in several places; very rare 1578-84
2108 LESLIE-GRANT (Peter) AGAINST COUNT LESLIE : & Collection of
Sessions Papers, etc. relating to the estate of Balquhain, including the
Petition of P. Leslie-Grant, late of Ballendalloch; Answers for Anthony
Leslie of Balquhain; Second Petition of P. Leslie-Grant, Aug. 6, 1759;
Third Petition, Aug. 1760; Depositions relative to the Title-Deeds of
Balquhain; Replies to Count Leslie, Petition of Anthony Leslie;
Answers for Peter Leslie-Grant; Memorial of Charles Cajetan, Count
Leslie; Petition of Peter Leslie-Grant, Dec. 14, 1761; State of the
Process Peter Grant against Count Leslie; copious MS. notes in the
margins; Information for Peter Leslie-Grant; Information for Count
Leslie; Further Petitions, Answers, Memorials, etc. official copies of
scarce privately printed papers, with MS. notes and opinions, in 1 vol.,
4to., hf. bound, from the library of Lord Eliock, with his bookplate
2109 LOWTHER. Our Journal into Scotland, A.D. 1629, 5th of November.
C. Lowther, R. Follow, Peter Manson. 8vo., cloth
1894
2110 M'ARTHUR (John). Antiquities of Arran, with a historical Sketch of the
Island.. Second edition. 8vo., with 12 plates; cloth
1873
2111 MACCULLOCH (John). Description of the WESTERN ISLANDS of Scot-
land, including the Isle of Man. Comprising an account of their
Geological Structure, with remarks on their Scenery, etc. 2 vols., 8vo.,
with 4to. Atlas of 43 plates and coloured maps; a fine copy in calf gilt,
gilt edges, bound by Clarke

2112

This collection is probably unique.

1819
The Highlands and Western Isles of Scotland, containing
Descriptions of their Scenery and Antiquities . . . in Letters to Sir
Walter Scott. 4 vols., 8vo., calf gilt

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1824 2113 McIAN (R. R.). THE CLANS OF THE SCOTTISH HIGHLANDS, illustrated by appropriate Figures displaying their DRESS, ARMS, TARTANS, ARMORIAL INSIGNIA, and SOCIAL OCCUPATIONS. With accompanying Description and historical Memoranda of Character, Mode of Life, &c. By J. Logan. 2 vols., folio, ORIGINAL ISSUE, with 74 coloured plates; half morocco Ackermann, 1845-47 the same. 2 vols., folio, red morocco extra, gilt edges 1845-47 the same. 2 vols., impl. folio, LARGE PAPER, the plates of the earliest colouring; half brown morocco 1815-47 15 0 0 2116 MACKENZIE (Murdo). View of the Salmon Fishery of Scotland. 8vo.,

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2115

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cloth 2117 MACLAGAN (Christian). The Hill Forts, Stone Circles and other structural Remains of Ancient Scotland. Folio, with 40 plates; cloth (R. C.). Scottish Myths. Notes on Scottish History and Tradition. Svo., with 3 plates; cloth

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2119 MACRITCHIE (David). Scottish Gypsies under the Stewarts. 8vo., cloth 1894 2120 MAIDMENT (James). Reports of Claims preferred to the House of Lords in the cases of the Cassillis, Sutherland, Spynie, and Glencairn Peerages, 1760-1797. With Appendixes of Illustrative Documents. 8vo., cloth

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1882

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2121 MANIFESTO, asserting and clearing the Legal Right of the Princess Sophia, and her issue, the Serene House of Hanover, to the Succession of Scotland. Sm. 4to., pp. 28, half calf

MARY STUART :

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2122 BENGER (Miss). Memoirs of the Life of Mary Queen of Scots. 2 vols.,
post 8vo., with portrait, half red morocco gilt by Morrell
1823
2123 BLACKWOOD (Adam). MARTYRE DE LA ROYNE D'ESCOSSE, DOVAIRIERE
DE FRANCE. Contenant le vray difcours des trahifons à elle faicttes à
la fufcitation d'Elizabet Angloife, par lequel les menfonges, calomnies
& faulfes accufations drefees contre cefte trei-vertueufe, tref-Catholique
& tref-illuftre Princeffe font efclarcies & fon innocence auerée.
À EDIMBOVRG. Chez JEAN NAFEILD, 1587.

8vo., FIRST EDITION; old calf

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Edinburgh (Paris), 1587 6 6 0

The John Scott copy fetched £8.

2124 [BUCHANAN (George)]. DE MARIA Scotorum Regina, totaque eius
contra Regem coniuratione, fœdo cum Bothuelio adulterio tragica
plane Historia. 12mo., 64 leaves; old calf, with Chalmers' bookplate
(London, John Day 1571?)
the same. 12mo., a large and fine copy in old calf, from the

2125

Sunderland collection

(1571) 2126 [ -] HISTOIRE DE MARIE ROYNE D'ESCOSSE, TOVCHANT LA conjuration faicte contre le Roy, & l'adultere commis auec le Comte de Bothvvel, hiftoire vrayement tragique, traduiette de Latin en François. A EDIMBOVRG, Par Thomas Vvaltem, 1572. Sm. 8vo., red morocco extra, gilt edges, by Bedford

1572

RARE. It is a translation of George Buchanan's Detectio, and, therefore, bitterly hostile to Queen Mary. The imprint appears to be suppositious, the book having been probably printed in London. Brunet states that the translation was made by Camuz, a French Huguenot, but it may have been done by Buchanan himself. 2127 LABANOFF (Prince Alexandre). Lettres Inédites de Marie Stuart, accompagnées de diverses Dépêches et Instructions, 1558-1587. 8vo., half calf

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2129

2130

Paris, 1839

Lettres, Instructions et Memoires de Marie Stuart, Reine d'Ecosse, publiés sur les originaux et les MSS. du State Paper Office de Londres et des principales Archives et Bibliothèques de l'Europe, et accompagnés d'un Résumé Chronologique par le PRINCE ALEXANDRE LABANOFF. 7 vols., impl. 8vo., LARGE PAPER, blue morocco extra, red under gilt edges by Riviere

1844

Lettres de Marie Stuart, publiées avec Sommaires, Traductions,
Notes, et Facsimile par A. Teulet. 8vo., calf gilt
Paris, 1859
A SUPPLEMENT to the above.
Notice sur la Collection des Portraits de Marie Stuart
appartenant au Prince Alexandre Labanoff, précédée d'un Résumé
Chronologique. Impl. 8vo., LARGE PAPER, with front.; half morocco
St. Petersburg, 1856
Nouvelle édition, considérablement augmentée.
Impl. 8vo., LARGE PAPER, with front.; half morocco
ib., 1860
2132 LESLIE (John). DE TITVLO ET IVRE MARIÆ SCOTO-rum Reginæ, quo
Regni Angliæ fuccefionem fibi iuftè vendicat, libellvs. . . Opera Io
Leflæi Epifcopi Roffenfis Scoti .. RHEMIS, Excudebat Ioannes
Fognæus... 1580. . . Sm. 4to., without the folding genealogy; old
calf

2131

the same.

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Rheims, 1580

Bound up with the "De Illustrium Foeminarum in Repub. administranda,” Rheims 1580, by the same author.

2133 MARCALDI (Francisco). Narratione del Stato della Regina di Scotia. Sm. 4to., THE AUTOGRAPH MANUSCRIPT COPY DEDICATED ΤΟ SIGNOR ALBERTI COSPI, 34 leaves neatly written; newly bound in red morocco extra, gilt edges, by Rivière (dated in Bologna, 15 Dec. 1581)

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MARY STUART, continued:

2134 PETIT. History of Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots. Translated from the original and unpublished MS. of Professor Petit, by Charles de Flandre. 2 vols., 4to., with 2 portraits; cloth

Edinburgh, 1873

"I trust this work will help to remove all doubt as to the innocence of the muchabused Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots."-Extract from Preface. 2135 SANDERSON (William). Compleat History of the Lives and Reigns of MARY, Queen of Scotland, and of her son and successor JAMES the Sixth, King of Scotland. . . Sm. folio, with portrait engraved by R. Gaywood; calf gilt 1656 2136 STRANGUAGE (W.). THE HISTORIE OF THE LIFE AND DEATH OF Mary Stuart, QUEENE OF SCOTLAND. Sm. folio, with woodcut title-page, and portrait engraved by R. Elstrack; calf

1624 2137 MILLAR (J. H.). A Literary History of Scotland. 8vo., with photogravure portrait of SIR WALTER Scorr; cloth, gilt top 1903

2137*

the same. 8vo., EDITION DE LUXE, PRINTED IN FINE TYPE ON HANDMADE PAPER, with aquatint portrait on JAPANESE VELLUM; half vellum, 1903

uncut

Only 25 copies of the Édition de Luxe were printed. 2138 MONIPENNIE (John). Abridgement or Summarie of the Scots Chronicles, with a short Description of their original, from the comming of Gathelus, their first Progenitor out of Græcia into Egypt. And their comming into Portingall and Spaine, and of their Kings and Gouvenours in Spain, Ireland, and Albion, now called Scotland. Sm. 4to., 100 pp.; calf

1612

2139 MONTROSE. A more perfect and particular RELATION of the late great VICTORIE (at Philip-Haugh) in Scotland, obtained over Montrose and the Rebels there, by the Forces under the command of Lieutenant Generall David Lesley together with a List of the chiefe men of note taken prisoners. Sm. 4to., 6 leaves; bds.

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1648

History of the King's Majesties Affairs in Scotland, under the
Conduct of the most Honourable James Marques of Montrose, in the
Years, 1644, 1645, and 1646. Sm. 4to., pp. viii and 112; half
calf
Memoirs of the most renowned James Graham, Marquis of
Montrose; translated from the Latin, of George Wishart, with an
Appendix. Cr. 8vo., with portrait; morocco neat Edinburgh, 1756

[WISHART (George)]. THE DEEDS OF MONTROSE. Trans. with Introduction, Notes and Appendices, and the Original Latin by ALEX. D. MURDOCH and H. F. MORLAND SIMPSON. New and complete edition, with Honthorst's portrait of Montrose. Cr. 4to., cloth 1893 2143 NATIONAL MANUSCRIPTS OF SCOTLAND, selected under the Direction of the Rt. Hon. Sir W. Gibson-Craig, by the late Dr. JOHN ROBERTSON, and continued with Introductions by COSMO INNES. PHOTOLITHOGRAPHED IN FACSIMILE by Sir Henry James. 3 vols., impl. folio, facsimiles of 272 MSS. with transcript and translation; half bound 2144 NEW TESTAMENT IN BRAID SCOTS. Rendered by the Rev. W. WYE SMITH. 8vo., cloth Paisley, 1901 2145 NORTH (C. N. McIntyre). LEABHAR COMUNN NAM FIOR GHAEL (Book of the Club for true Highlanders); a Record of the Dress, Arms, Customs, etc. of the Highlanders; compiled from MS. records and traditions. 2 vols. in 1, folio, with 70 plates of Highland Relics, etc.; half calf, gilt top, uncut (subscription price, £5. 58)

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ORKNEY ISLANDS:
2146 BARRY. History of the Orkney Islands. Second Edition, with
Corrections and Additions by J. Headrick. 4to., with map and plates;
calf gilt
1808
This is the best history of the inhabitants and the monuments of antiquity in the
Orkney Islands.

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