Sales catalogue: Sotheby's

Date:
10-11 May 1907
Reference:
WA/HMM/CM/Sal/20/228
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Sales catalogue: Sotheby's. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    354 355 356 357 358 359 Tracts. Ellesmere (T. Lord Chancellor) The Speech of the Lord Chancellor touching the Post Nati (wants leaf after title), Stat. Co. 1609—Discourse shewing the Necessity of Maintaining the Estab- lished Religion in Opposition to Popery, H. Brome, 1673—Argu- ment to prove that each Subject hath a Propriety in his Goods, 1641—Declaration of Joan Pym in the Matter of the Charge against the Earl of Strafford, 1641—The City Law, B. Alsop, 1647 —Prynne (W.) Vindication of the Liberties of England against Illegal Taxes, etc. 1649—The Freeholders Grand Inquest touching the King and his Parliament, printed in the three and twentieth year of the reign of K. Charles, n. d.—The Priviledges and Prac- tice of Parliaments in England, printed 1640—Conference desired by the Lords concerning the Rights and Priviledges of the Subjects, 1642—Prynne (W.) The Opening of the Great Seale of England, 1643—Zouch (R.) Elementa Jurisprudentiae de Finitionibus, ete. Oxon. 1636—Bagshawe (E.) Two Arguments on the Canons and the Premunire, 1641—Doderidge (J.) Compleat Parson, 1641— A Treatise concerning Estates Tayle, published by J. Sherman, 1641-—Ridley (Sir T.) On the Ecclesiastical and Civil Law (wants title and leaf at end) [1676]; all unbound and uncut sm. 4to. (15) Tracts. The Turkish Secretary, containing the Art of Expressing One’s Thoughts, Without Seeing, Speaking or Writing to One another, etc. 1688—-A Relation of some remarkable Passages in Cheshire before the Siege of Namptwich, 1644—-Eye-Salve for England ; or the Grand Trappan detected by Evan Price, 1667— Aulicus his Dream of the Kings Sudden Coming to London, 1644 —Letter of Comfort to Richard Cromwell, 1659—A Letter Out of Lancashire giving some Account of the late Tryals there, 1694 —Fourty Four Queries to the Life of Queen Dick (Richard Crom- well), 1659; and others, 19 ¢racts, bound in 6 vol. some scarce sm. 4to Trade. Cary (John) An Essay towards regulating the Trade ete. of this Kingdom, 1719—A Revort Containing an Essay for the Amendment of the Silver Coins, 1695 — Britannia Languens, a Discourse of Trade, 1680—Child (Sir J.) A New Discourse of Trade [dated ea-libris of Ward of Capesthorne, 1704, back of title], 1693—Brewster (Sir F.) Essays on Trade and Navigation, 1695 ; all in old calf 8vo. (5) Trapezuntius (Georgius) Rhetoricorum Libri etc. (edidit Jac. Tau- rellus), EDITIO ALDINA, vellum sm. folio. Venet. in aedibus Aldi, 1523 Trials. Celebrated Trials and Remarkable Cases of Criminal Juris- prudence from the Earliest Records to the year 1825 [edited by George Borrow], plates, 6 vol. original boards, uncut 8vo. Knight & Lacy, 1825 Turner (Rob.) Botanologia. The English Physician ; or the Nature and Vertues of English Plants, etc. brilliant original impression of the scarce portrait (10 Ul. of the publications of N. Brook at end), original calf, inscription on fly-leaf: “ Eliza Edmonds her booke given by Doctor Conant, 1677,” FINE COPY 8vo. R. Wood for N. Brook in Cornhill, 1664
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