Sales catalogue 300: William Brown

Date:
1938
Reference:
WA/HMM/CM/Sal/29/5
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Sales catalogue 300: William Brown. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    ue east ay An hh Te ee ray ce ALATH OGY : wire Sel, £4, 15S _ SHARPE (Chas. Kirkpatrick) Etchings, __with photographs from original drawings, poetical and prose fragments and a Memoir, _ L£dinburgh, 1869; imperial 4to, cloth, 15s _ 696 _ SHETLAND-—Catton (Rev. James) History _ and Description of the Shetland Islands, __with an account of the manners, customs, superstitions, etc., Waznfleet, 1838; 8vo, fe boards, 16s 697 _ SHETLAND—Duncan (Eric) From Shet- _- land to Vancouver Island; Recollections _ of Seventy-Five Years, 1937; portrait, Ma crown 8vo, cloth, 7s6d . 698 _ SHETLAND—Goudie (Gilbert) The Celtic and Scandinavian Antiquities of Shetland, 1904; zllustrations, 8vo, cloth, 7s 6d 699 _ SKITTLES—The Book of the Trotters ae Club (Songs, Prose, and Illustration), — ~—«:1901-09; portraits and other tllustrations, = #$‘-2 vols. 8vo, cloth, 7s 6d 700 a The Club has held its meetings for many years in *) yt. ae _.__the old hostel, The Sheep Head, at Duddingston. _ SONGS—Cunningham (Allan, edzt.) The Songs of Scotland, Ancient and Modern, with introduction and notes, London, 1828; 4 vols. crown 8vo, half calf (former owner’s stamp on titles), 12s 6d 701 _ SONGS—Whitelaw (Alec., edit.) The Book of Scottish Song; with historical notices, 1845; 12mo, half calf (609 pages), 4s 702 SPOTTISWOOCDE MISCELLANY -. (The), A Collection of Original Papers and Tracts illustrative chiefly of the Civil and Ecclesiastical History of Scotland, Edinburgh, 1844; 2 vols. 8vo, cloth, 7s 6d . O Gehteenet a ET Includes Spottiswoode Family; Shire of Forfar; Kincardine Papers, 1649-79; Memoirs of the Duke of Melfort, and Papers relating , to the Jacobite Risings. _ STIRLING—Ronald (James) Landmarks - of Old Stirling, 1899; plan and illus- __ trations, 8vo, cloth, 3s 6d 705 _ STIRLINGSHIRE—Nimmo (Rev. Wm.) - History of Stirlingshire, SECOND EDITION (THE BEST) corrected by the REV. WM. MAcGREGOR STIRLING, Stirling, 1817; _ -map and engravings, 8vo, half calf, 9s 706 STIRLINGSHIRE—Smith (J. Guthrie) The Parish of Strathblane, and _ its - Inhabitants, from Early Times, Glasgow, 1886; map and plates, 4to, cloth, 35s 707 _ STUARTS—Memoires of the Family of the Stuarts, London, 1683; post 8vo, calf, 12s 6d 708 i Lives of the Stuarts, from Robert II. to Queen fe 6 Mary. 32a SUTHERLAND AND THE REAY COUNTRY; History, Antiquities, Folk- lore, Topography, Regiments, Ecclesi- astical Records, Poetry and Music, etc., edited by Rev. Adam Gunn and John Mackay, Glasgow, 1897; portraits and other tllustrations, LARGE PAPER Copy, 4to, cloth, back dull, 18s 709 TRIAL—Authentick Extract of the Pro- ceedings in the Tryal of Capt. John Porteous (The Porteous Riots), London, 1737; folio, sewn, 5s 710 TRIAL—William Haunt, Dragoon, for murder in Dalkeith of Henry McMillan, 1711, London, 1737; folio, unbd., 4s 711 TRIAL—Proceedings before the High Court of Admiralty of Scotland against Thomas McAdams and James Long, of Col. Hamilton’s Regiment of Foot for the murder of Hugh Fraser, younger, of Balnain, 4th June, 1735, in a boat near Nairn, London, 1737; Proceedings before the Court of Justiciary in the Suspension of the Sentence of Death pronounced against James Long and Thomas McAdams, London, 1737; the two together, 2 vols. folio, unbound, 7s 6d 712 The incident occurred near Nairn, while the soldiers were in their duty of assisting the Custom’s House . officers to prevent smuggling of liquor. TRIAL—Authentic Coppie of the Tryal of Scot and Mackpherson, Anno 1712, laid before the House, 18 April 1737, London, 1737; folio, unbound, 5s 713 Mackpherson, while driving cattle on Tweedside on the road to England, was set upon by Scot and others and his cattle hounded for several miles, some being destroyed. TRIALS—Millar (A. H.) The Black Kalendar of Scotland: Records of Notable Scottish Trials, first series (? all published) 1884; zlustrations, small 4to, wrappers, se 714 Graham of Fintry; The Wife 0’ Deeside; Malcolm Gillespie, and others. [WADDEL (George)] Remarks on Mr Innes’s Critical Essay on the Ancient Inhabitants of the Northern Parts of Britain, or Scotland, Ladinburgh, 1733; 4to, sewn, 4s 715 WALLACE (Sir William) Documents illustrative of Sir William Wallace, His Life and Times, edited with introductory notice, by Dr Joseph Stevenson, Maztland Club, 1841; with a facsimile, ato, boards, uncut, 24s 716 WHITELAW (Charles E.) Notes ‘on Swords with signed basket hilts by Glasgow and Stirling Makers, w7th plates, 1933; post 4to, wrappers, 3s 717
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