1542 Mitchell's (J.) Poems, 2 vol. 1732. Poems on Divine Subjects by T. Morell, 1732. Poetry by T. Morgan, 1797. Morrice's Miscellany in Verse and Prose, 1712. Another Edition, 1739. T. Mozeen's Miscellaneous Essays, scarce, 1762, together 7 vol. 1562 1543 Monk's (Hon. Mrs.) Marinda, Poems and Translations, with a MS. Sonnet at the End by the Authoress, 1716 1544 Montalvan's (Perez de) Aurora Ismenia; and Oronta the Cyprian Virgin by Preti, translated by T. Stanley, 1650 1545 Montanus (Fabritius), An Oration wherby he teacheth that Christian men cannot resorte to the Councel of Trent without committing an haynous offence, Englyshed by L. A. black letter, 1546 Monteith (Robert). The very learned Scotsman Mr. George Buchanan's Fratres Fraterrimi, Three Books of Epigrams and Book of Miscellanies in English Verse: with the Illustration of the Proper Names and Mythologies therein mentioned, Edinburgh, 1708 1547 Montgomery (Captain), The Cherrie and the Slae, Compyled into Meeter, Edinburgh, 1699 1548 Moore (Sir W.). The True Crucifixe for True Catholickes, or the Way for true Catholickes to have the true Crucifixe by Sir William Moore Yo: of Rowallane Knight. Edinburgh printed by John Wreittoun, 1629 1788 1549 Moore's (Ed.) Dramatic Works, 1550 More's (H.) Psychodia Platonica, or, A Platonicall Song of the Soul consisting of foure severall Poems, and Democritus Platonissans, or an Essay upon the Infinity of Worlds, Cambridge, 1642-6 1551 1552 1553 Song of the Soul treating of the Soul's Life Immortalitie &c. Philosophical Poems Cambridge, 1646 Cambridge, 1647 Philosophical Poems, (another edition) fine copy, ib. 1647 1720 1554 Mountfort's Six Plays, 2 vol. 1555 Mozeen's (T.) Fables in Verse, 2 vol. in 1, 1765. Muse in Livery, or the Footman's Miscellany, 1732. J. Taylor's Music Speech at Cambridge, 1730. J. Mylne's Poems, consisting of Miscellaneous Pieces, 1790, together 4 vol. 1687 1556 Multum in Parvo, or Some useful Sayings in Verse and Prose collected by a Lover of Virtue and Goodness in Whomsoever, 1557 Murford's (NICH.) FRAGMENTA POETICA, OR MISCELANIES OF POETICAL MUSINGS MORAL AND DIVINE, portrait, beautiful impression, excessively rare. Printed for Humphrey Moseley, 1650 *** This very rare book was purchased at Bindley's Sale for £20. 1786 1558 Murphy's (Arthur) Works, 7 vol. 1559 MURRAY (DAVID). THE TRAGICALL DEATH OF SOPHONISBA. WRITTEN BY DAVID MURRAY SCOTO-BRITTAINe, printed for John Smethwick and are to be sold at his shop in Saint Dunstans Church-yard in Fleetstreet under the Diall, 1611. Cælia, containing certaine Sonets. By David Murray Scoto-Brittaine, n. d. fine copy in venetian morocco, with joints, richly gilt, by C. Lewis. Excessively rare, from the Bindley Sale, where it sold for £33. 12s. At the end of Sophonisba is the following note. "Daniell Brigges his Booke made and written by my Deare Kinsman Michael Drayton Esq. 1622." Yet Drayton has lines in commendation of the very Poem thus assigned to him, and in his Calia Murray lays express claim to Sophonisba. 1560 Musæ Querulæ De Regis In Scotiam Profectione. The Muses Complaint of the Kings journey to Scotland, rare. Printed by Thomas Harper for Nathaniel Butter, and are to be sold at his shop at Saint Austens gate, 1633. Quarto. 1561 MERLIN. HERE BEGYNNETH A LYTEL TREATISE OF THE BYRTH AND PRophecye of MARLYN (in verse) russia. Here endeth a lytell treatyse of Marlyn whiche prophesyed of many fortunes or happes here in Englonde. Enprynted in London in fletestrete at the sygne of the sonne by Wynkyn de Worde the yere of oure lorde a. MCCCCC and X. *** UNIQUE, AND ON EVERY ACCOUNT OF THE UTMOST VALUE. 1562 MIDDLETON (CHR.). The Legend of Humphrey Duke of Glocester. Printed by E. A. for Nicholas Ling and are to be solde at his shop at the west doore of S. Paules Church, 1600 *** "Mr. Bindley paid £1. 12s. at G. Steevens's Sale for a copy of this tract. In Longman's B. A. Poetica, 1815, a copy is inarked £10. 10. See Ritson's B. P. 279." 1563 MILLER OF ABINGTON. HERE IS A MERY IEST OF THE MYLNER OF ABYNGTON WITH HIS WYFE AND HIS DOUGHTER, AND THE two poore sCHOLERS OF CAMBRIDGE (imperfect). THE LIFE OF IPOMYDON. Enprynted at London in the Fletestrete at the sygne of the Sonne by Wynkyn de Worde (wanting sheet A. and part of I. 11.) *** Neither of these productions is mentioned by Ames, Herbert or Dr. Dibdin, but from the type it is clear that they both came from the same press. The first is a highly humorous and well told story of the mode in which two Cambridge students revenged themselves on a cheating "Lenuoye of Robert C. the prynter It appears to agree pretty exactly with the MS. copy of the same Romance in the British Museum. (Harl. MS. 2252) and it is perfect with the exception of four leaves at the commencement. The Miller of Abington wants the conclusion, and one leaf in the middle B. I. In 1 vol. in morocco, by C. Lewis. 1564 Milton's (John) Paradise Lost, a Poem, in Ten Books, first edition. Printed by S. Simmons, 1669 1565 MILTON'S (RICHARD) LONDONS MISERIE. The Countryes Crueltie with GODS MERCIE. Explained by remarkeable observations of each of them during this last Visitation, calf, gilt leaves, printed by Nicholas Okes, 1625 * An extremely rare tract, and very remarkable on account of the information it conveys. As the name of the author was also that of one of our greatest poets, it may be worth while to note that he was a Gloucestershire man and a native of Cheltenham. 1566 MIRROR FOR MAGISTRATES. A MYRROURE FOR MAGISTRATES. Wherein may be seen by example of other with howe grevous plages vices are punished; and howe frayle and unstable worldly prosperitie is founde even of those whom Fortune seemeth most highly to favour. In adibus Thoma Marshe, 1559 ** First Edition, edited by William Baldwin, fine copy, interleaved, from the Bibl. Anglo-Poetica, extremely rare. A Myrrour for Magistrates. Wherein maye be seen by example of other, with howe grevous plages vices are punished. Second Edition, of great rarity, fine copy, in blue morocco. 1567 * Imprinted in Fletestrete, nere to Saynet Dunstan's 1569 * This copy had a title of the Edition of 1559, prefixed and was sold as the first Edition at the White Knight's Sale. 1568 Mirror for Magistrates. Newly corrected and augmented, First Part, a portion of the title supplied in MS. otherwise very fine. Imprinted by T. Marshe, 1571 The first and last Partes. The Second Part appears to be imperfect, 2 vol. in 1, Thomas Marshe, 1574 The last part by Baldwin, fine copy, in russia, Imprinted by T. Marshe, 1574 *** With the exception of the date on the title this edition is identically the same, verbatim et literatim with that of 1575. I speak of the last part, the composition of Baldwin, &c." Note by Mr. Heber. 1570 1571 1572 1573 1574 1575 1576 Printed by T. Marshe, 1575. The last Parte of the Mirror for Magistrates, ib. 1575, in 1 vol. fine copies, gilt leaves. First Part, Second Edition, 1575. SECONDE Part, BY THOMAS BLENER HASSET, 1578. The last Part, 1578, 3 parts in 1, fine copies, see MS. note by Haslewood, who says that he never saw a copy in such fine condition. scarce. THE SECONDE PART OF THE MIRROUR FOR MAGISTRATES by Thomas Blener Hasset, fine copy, very Imprinted by R. Webster, 1578 The Last Part of the Mirour for Magistrates, wherein may be seene by examples passed in this Realme, with how greevous plagues, vyces are punished in great Princes and Magistrats and how frayle and unstable worldly prosperity is founde, where Fortune seemeth most highly to favour. Newly corrected and enlarged, 2 copies. Imprinted in Fleetstreete, by Th. Marshe, 1578 * "A most scarce Edition, all but UNIQUE; not mentioned by Herbert, Warton, or Ritson. In Longman's B. A. Poetica, a copy of this ed. "cut down," with four leaves supplied by MS. is marked 51. 5s. I have a larger and much finer copy, wanting the Title, Contents, Dedication, and four entire sheets in the middle. Both together will make one fine copy, the only complete one I know of." Note by Mr. Heber. These are the two mentioned. for Magistrates. Newly imprinted, and with the addition of divers Tragedies, enlarged (by J. Higgins) very beautiful copy, in the original binding, H. Marshe, 1587 A Mirrour for Magistrates, very fine copy, in the original binding, from Bayntun's Library, Imprinted by Felix Kyngston, 1610 1577 for Magistrates, title-page inlaid, in russia, Felix Kingston, 1619 1578 Mirror for Magistrates, edited by Haslewood, with Notes, 3 vol. 1815 1806 1579 Moore's (T.) Epistles, Odes, and other Poems, tion of the Ayre, Earth, Water, Fish, and Fowles of that Imprinted by I. D. 1625 1581 MUNDAY (ANTONY). The Mirrour of Mutabilitie, or Principall part of the Mirrour for Magistrates, selected out of the sacred Scriptures, very fine copy, in blue morocco, most rare, Imprinted by John Allde, 1579 ***For an account of Anthony Munday (Citizen and Draper of London and Poet Laureat) and a list of his Works, vide Ritson's Bibl. and Herbert's Ames. See also further particulars relating to him in Warton's History of Eng. Poetry, and Jones's Biog. Dram." Note by Mr. Heber. 1582 Musarum Deliciæ, contayning more than a select Century of royall Latine Anagrams, besides diverse written in English upon the Sacred name and titles of our Dread Soveraigne, and of his dearest Consort, &c. published by Arthur Pyne, in vellum, with the Arms of the Prince of Wales on the cover, 1635 1583 Music. Catch that Catch can, or the Musical Companion containing Catches and Rounds for Three and Four Voyces. To which is now added a Second Book containing Dialogues, Glees, Ayres and Ballads, &c. by John Playford, 2 Parts in 1, with the Notes, 1667 1584 N. (R.) Richard Nicols, Sir Thomas Overburies Vision. With the ghoasts of Weston, Mrs. Turner, the late Lieftenant of the Tower, and Franklin, (in verse) 1616 1585 N. (W.) BARLEY-BREAKE, or, A Warning for Wantons, written by W. N. Gent. * Printed at London by Simon Stafford dwelling in the Cloth-fayre, neere the red Lyon, 1607 ** This work is attributed to Nicholas Britton, very rare. 1586 Naogeorgus. The Popish Kingdome, or reigne of Antichrist, written in Latine verse by Thomas Naogeorgus, and Englyshed by Barnabe Googe, dedicated to Queen Elizabeth, EXTREMELY RARE. Imprinted by Henrie Denham for Richarde Watkins, 1570 1587 NASHE (THOMAS). The Anatomie of Absurditie, contayning a breefe confutation of the slenderimputed prayses to feminine perfection, with a short description of the severall practises of youth and sundry follies of our licentious times, red morocco, Printed by I. Charlewood for Thomas Hacket, 1589 |