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![under Edward VI and Bp. of Ely under Q. Mary. He was deposed from the Bishopric of Ely, July 5, 1559, and sent to the Tower, June 3, 1560. In the calendar occur his own notes of events happening to him. [See note of the late Bp. Stubbs of Worcester]. 429 426 427 428 429 430 431 the Dutch, a Relation of the Mysterious Plot and Firing of London, &c. half vellum, 1713—Oliver Cromwell’s Letters to Foreign Princes and States, 1700—Modern Policies taken from Machiavel, Borgia, &c. 1690—The Exorbitant Grants of William III, Examin’d and Question’d, 1703—The Pretences of the Prince of Wales, Examined and Rejected (1689)—The Royal Family Described, 1702—An Argument showing that the Prince of Wales though a Protestant has no just Preten- tions to the Crown of England, 1701—D’Assigny (Dr. M.) The Danger of Acknowledging the Pretended Prince of Wales for King of England, 1702; and others (20) Roxburghe Club. A Royall Historie of the excellent Knight Generides, edited from the unique MS. by F. J. Furnivall, half bound prwately printed, 1865 Sabbath. Brerewood (Edw.) A Learned Treatise of the Sabbath, half vellum, Oxf. 1631—Pocklington (Dr. J.) Sunday no Sab- bath, (burnt by the common hangman), some lower margins cut into, T. R. Young, 1635—Dow (Chr.) A Discourse of the Sabbath and the Lord’s Day, 1636—A Soveraigne Antidote against Sabbatarian Errors, 1636—Prideaux (Dr.) The Doc- trine of the Sabbath, 1635—Bampfield (Tho.) A Reply to Doctor Wallis on the Christian Sabbath, 1693 6 Scotland. A Short Relation of the State of the Kirk of Scotland since the Reformation of Religion, printed 1638—Reflections upon a Form of Prayer lately set forth for the Jacobites of the Church of England, 1690—Rise, Progress and Present State of the Present Divisions of the Church of Scotland, 1657—Remarks on an Answer to the Scots Presbyterian Eloquence, 1694—A Serious Expostulation with that Party in Scotland commonly known by the name of Whigs, 1682 (5) [Smith (Charles Loraine)] The Fox Chase, a Poem, with 3 folding coloured sporting prints by the author in the style of Alken, entitled “ Streaming a Slapping Space,” ‘‘Swishing at a Rasper,” and “Facing a Brook,” said to contain portraits of Lindo, Sir C. Knightly and Lord Forrester, and a coloured portraat of the author by himself, half calf gilt, VERY RARE Sussex Press, Lewes, J. Baxter, 1813 Thornhill (R. B.) The Shooting Directory, portrait and tinted illus- trations, and woodcuts, half calf gilt, UNCUT Longman, 1804 FOLIO. Bacon (Lord) Resuscitatio, or bringing into Publick Light several Pieces of the Works hitherto sleeping, by Wm. Rawley, D.D. portrait, old calf S. Griffin for W. Lee, 1657 Bible (Holy) Genevan or Breeches’ Version, with most profitable annotations and two tables, black letter, woodcut titles ( first title backed), old calf, with metal clasps and corners Chr. Barker, 1583](https://iiif.wellcomecollection.org/image/b31647996_0038.jp2/full/800%2C/0/default.jpg)
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