NOTTINGHAMSHIRE, (five) by Saxton; Speed; Overton; Chapman; and
one Anon.

OXFORDSHIRE, (ten) by Saxton; Blaeu; Overton; Kitchin (2 copies);
Cary (2 copies); Cole; Jefferys; Davis in 16 sheets.

Vol. IV. RUTLANDSHIRE, (four) by Saxton; Speed; Armstrong; Cary. SHROPSHIRE, (eight) by Saxton; Speed; Drayton; Basil Wood de White Abbey; Rocque; Cary; and by Hollar, with a Collection. of Hollar's Maps comprehending all England south of Durham, and Wales, in 5 sheets.

SOMERSETSHIRE, (five) by Saxton; Kitchin; Day and Masters, in nine sheets; Cary; Eleven miles round Bristol by Don, (imperfect.) Staffordshire, (five) by Saxton; Stent; by Brown for " Plot's History;" by Parsons 1747; Cary.

SUFFOLK, (eight) by Saxton; Speed; Bowen; Kirby, the same reduced; Corbridge; Hodskinson, in 9 sheets; Cary.

SURREY, (twelve) by Saxton; Speed; Morden; Moll; Senex 1729; and 1756, including the Sea Coast from Kent to Dorset ; Bowen; one Anonym.; by Lindley and Crosley; Botley, in 8 sheets; Cary; another by the same.

SUSSEX, (ten) by Norden; augmented by Speed; Bugden; engraved by Senex ; Overton and Bowles; Price; Rocque; Yeakell and Gardner in 8 large sheets; Cary; Plan of Turnpike roads near Lewes. WARWICKSHIRE, (six) by Speed; Saxton; Jefferys; Cary; Yates; Twenty-five miles round Birmingham by Sherriff.

6 Vol. V. WESTMORELAND, (four) by Saxton; Overton; Jefferys; Cary. WILTSHIRE, (four) Saxton ; Andrews and Dury in 18 sheets; the same reduced; Cary.

WORCESTERSHIRE, (three) by Saxton; Taylor in 4 sheets; Cary.
YORKSHIRE, (eighteen) by Saxton (3 copies); Speed; North and East

Ridings by Speed; West Riding by Speed; North Riding by
Cary; East Riding by the same; South part of East Riding by the
same; North part of West Riding by the same; Overton; Warbur-
ton in 8 sheets; South part of the County by Dickinson 1750;
Tuke in 8 sheets (2 copies); Jefferys in 20 sheets, the same re-
duced; Plan of the City of York and Ainsty or County of the
same by White; East Riding by Kitchin.

WALES, (thirty-two) by Speed; another with a Table of Distances;
North and South Wales by Allen; North Wales by Evans; South

Wales by Bowen in 6 sheets; Counties of MONMOUTH by Speed; Saxton; Morden; Cary. CARDIGAN by Speed; Saxton. Carmarthen by Saxton. GLAMORGAN by Speed; Saxton. PEMBROKE by Saxton; Speed; Hollar; Plan of Milford Haven by Jefferys 1758. BRECON by Saxton. CARNARVON by Speed; Saxton. DENBIGH and FLINT by Saxton. DENBIGH by Speed; Saxton. FLINT by Speed; Saxton. MERIONETH by Speed; Saxton. MONTGOMERY by Saxton; augmented by Speed. RADNOR by Speed. ISLE of ANGLESEY by Sax

ton.

79 Maps of the different Counties in Ireland, coloured.

103 Map of Dorsetshire in 6 sheets by J. Taylor. 1765.

104 Map of Suffolk in 6 sheets by Faden.

78 Topographical Map of Hertfordshire in 12 sheets by A. Dury, and J. Andrews.

80 Map of Lincolnshire in 8 sheets by Capt. Armstrong.

81 Survey of Buckinghamshire by T. Jefferys. 1770.

87 Map of the County of Devon, abridged from the Twelve sheet survey, by Benjamin Donn.

77 Hibernian Atlas, or general description of the kingdom of Ireland, divided into Provinces, by B. Scale. London. 1776.

107 County of York, surveyed by T. Jefferys. 1771.

83 Alphabetical Table of all the Cities and Market Towns in England. Map of England by J. Adams.

Travelling Map of England-The Natural Shape of England with the Rivers The British Channel-The River Thames-Twenty miles round London-England, Scotland, and Ireland, by P. Lea.

Scotland by Rob. Gordon.

Seven other Maps of different parts of Scotland, and four Maps of Ire

land.

140 New and accurate Maps of the Counties of England and Wales, by J.

Gibson. 24mo.

99 Civitas Londinum Ann. Dom. circiter 1560, by Ralph Aggas, re-engraved by Vertue, 1737.

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The same.

An exact Survey of the Cities of London and Westminster, the Borough
of Southwark, with the Country near ten miles round, by J.
Rocque.
London. 1746.

82 The same, for nineteen miles in length, and thirteen in depth, 1748.

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A MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTION of Maps, Plans, Views, and Drawings of
different parts of the united Kingdoms, arranged under their sepa-
rate Counties; in 23 volumes. Viz.

Vol. I. Containing Bedfordshire, Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, and
Cambridgeshire.

-II. Cheshire, Cornwall, Cumberland, Derbyshire, and Devon-
shire.

-III. Devonshire continued, and Dorsetshire.

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-V. Gloucestershire, Hampshire, and the Isle of Wight.

-VI. Herefordshire, Hertfordshire, Huntingdonshire, and Leicestershire.

-XIII.

-XIV. Middlesex, Monmouthshire, Norfolk, and Northamptonshire.

-XV. Northumberland, Nottinghamshire, Oxfordshire, Rutlandshire, Shropshire, and Somersetshire.

--XVI. Somersetshire continued, Staffordshire, Suffolk, Surrey, and Sussex.

-XVII. Warwickshire, Westmoreland, Wiltshire, and Worcestershire.

-XVIII. Yorkshire.

-XIX. North Wales.

-XX. South Wales.

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Scotland.

-XXIII. Scotland continued, and Ireland.

Oxonia Illustrata, Figuris per Dav. Loggan. Oxon. 1675.

58 Exemplar aliud.

73 Bibliotheca Radcliviana, or a short Description of the Radcliffe Library

at Oxford, by James Gibbs, Architect.

74 Another copy.

London. 1747.

Oxon. 1763.

56 Marmora Oxoniensia per Ric. Chandler. 162 Monasticon Anglicanum, or (Views of) the Cathedrall and Conventuall Churches in England and Wales, by Daniel King. London. 1672. 166 Portraits of the Founders of different Colleges in the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge, engraved in mezzotinto by John Faber. 167 Views of all the Cathedral Churches in England and Wales, engraved by Harris.

59 A Collection of Oxford Almanacks from the year 1716. to 1800.

75 Cantabrigia illustrata per Dav. Loggan.

68 A Survey and Description of Wevill near Portsmouth. MS. 1715. 70 Plans, Elevations, and Sections of the Mansion-House at Doncaster, by James Paine. London. 1751. -of Holkham in Norfolk, the seat of the Earl of Leicester, by M. Brettingham. London. 1761.

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of Chiswick-House.

Some Account of the Collegiate Chapel of St. Stephen's, Westminster, illustrative of the Plans, Elevations, and Sections of that Building; published by order of the Society of Antiquaries. London. 1795. Some Account of the Cathedral Church of Exeter. London. 1797. London. 1801.

of the Cathedral Church of Durham.

Plans of the Lands and Premises belonging to Joseph Hall, Esq. in the
Hamlet of Ham, in the Parish of Kingston-upon-Thames, Surrey.
MS. on parchment. 1753.

149 An accurate Survey of the Mannor of St. John's Wood, Middlesex, with a Terrier. MS. on parchment. 1726.

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153

Plan of the Manor of Bessicar in the North Riding of Yorkshire. MS. on parchment. 1719.

A Map of Troed-y-rhiw Demesne in the Parish of Llanbadarnfawr, Cardiganshire. MS. on parchment. 1766.

154 Three Plans of Enfield Chase, two MS. on paper, and one printed. Plan for the New Building at All-Souls College Oxford. MS.

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156 Plan of the Manor of Maperton in Somersetshire. MS. on parchment. 157 The Farme called St. Jermins, sittuate in the parish of St. Michalls in the County of Hertford. MS. on parchment. 1692.

158

Plan of the Manor of Drinkeston, in the County of Suffolk. MS. on parchment. 1694.

159 The Mannor of St. Julians, situate in the parish of St. Stephens in the County of Hertford. MS. on parchment. 1691.

160

Plan of Waldersey, Cambridgeshire, as it is now divided into parcels.
No date.

66 A Narrative of the building, and a description of the construction of the Edystone Light-house with stone: by John Smeaton, F. R. S.

London. 1791.

86 Great Britain's Coasting Pilot, in two parts, by Capt. Greenville Collins. London. 1693.

77

Plan of Falmouth Harbour, and Report on the Fortifications at Fal

mouth and the Scilly Islands. MS. by C. Lewis. 1715.

93 English Charts by Charles Price. 1726, 1730.

97 Description of the Sea Coast of England and Wales, by Sam. Fearon and John Eyes. Liverpool. 1738. 76 Orcades, or a geographic and hydrographic Survey of the Orkney and Lewis Islands, in eight Maps, by Murdoch Mackenzie. London.

1750. 94 A Description of the Sands, Shoals, Harbours, Seamarks, &c. from South Foreland to the Sporn Head.

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Plans of the principal Cities of Great Britain and Ireland, with Maps
of the Coast, by A. Dury. 12mo.

Plans of Harbours, Bars, Bays, and Roads in St. George's Channel, by
Lewis Morris. 1748.

102 The Traveller's Guide, being the best Mapp of the kingdom of England and principality of Wales, described by C. Saxton, corrected by P. Lea.

117 The kingdom of England and principality of Wales exactly described with every Sheere, and the small Townes in every one of them.

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An intended Guyde for English Travailers, by John Norden. London. 1625. A Direction for the English Traviller, by which he shall be enabled to coast about all England and Wales. Jacob Van Langeren sculpsit. London. 1643.

142 The same.

146 The same.

132 The same, wanting the title page.

139 Alphabetical Tables of all the Towns in that new and exact Map of England, Wales, Ireland, and Scotland, called the "Plain Man's Mapp," by Thomas Porter.

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London. 1660.