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![362 HEARNE (Tuomas) Retiguz Hearniana, the Remains of Thomas Hearne: being Exe tracts from his MS. DiartEs, collected, with Notes, by Purire Buiss, Seconp Epition, En- LARGED, portrast (some pp. pencil-scored), 3 vols, post 8vo., original cloth, 1869 8s Larce Parser Copy, 3 vols, cr. 8vo., cloth, 1869 12s 6d Library of Old Authors Series. HERALDRY, GENEALOGY & FAMILY HISTORY. 364 ARMS of the Lorp Mayors and Suerirrs of the Crry of Loxpon: a Neatly Executed Harly XVIIth Century Manuscript, commencing with JAMES ALDERMAN for part, ard Sotomon Basine@ for part (Mayors) ; together with Berner Sgrntures and WILLIAM Biuntivers, Sheriffs; and concluding with [Sir] Nicuhotas RaNnTon (or Rayn ton) [Haber- dasher, son of Ropert RAYNTON of Highington, in the County of Lincotn], with Huan Perry and Henry ANDREws, Sheriffs, ARRANGED IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER, from 1216 (Reon of Hunry III.) to 1632 (Reten of CHARLES I.), on 72 leaves, containing wpwards of 1230 escutcheons, 914 of which contain thé ARMS EMBLAZONED IN COLOUR (the remainder left blank, probably unknown to the Artist), 74 blank leaves at end for continuigg the record, folio, contemporary vellum [c. 1640] £15 15s The first Mayor of London was Henry Fitz-Alwyn, who held office for 24 years, 1212-15. King John in 1215, in order to win the support of the citizens, conceded to the barons of London by charter, the right of annually choosing their mayor. According to the evidence of the Rolls, it is to the reign of John that the possession of a mayor in the other great towns, such as Bristol, York, Norwich, Lincoln and Winchester, is due. The period which this manuscript covers is of great historical interest, more especially the Shakespearian period, in which appear many famous names with whom we are familiar, BERTIE (Lavy Grorerana) Five Grnerations of a LoyaL House: Part I. [all published ], containing the Lives of Richarp BeErtix and his son, PEREGRINE, Lord WILLOovGHeY, portrast, plates, plate of arms and woodcuts, roy. 8vo., bds., 1845 10s 6d 366 [BURNETT (G.)] Poputar Gengatouists, cor the Arr of PEDIGREE MAKING, thin post 8vo.. original cloth (loose), 1865 3s 6d 367 CHESTER AND ASTRY.—Warers (R. E. C.) Gungatocgicat Memoirs of the Fami.y of CHESTER, of BRistoL, Barton Regis, London, &c., descended from Henry Chester, Sheriff of Bristol, 1470; and also of the Famiuizs of Astry, of London, Kent, Beds., Hunts., &c., descended from Sir R. Astry, Kt., Lonp Mayor of Lonpon, 1493, with illus- trations of arms, 4to., original cloth, 1881 12s 368 CROMWELL.—Wavyten (James) House of CromwzLu and the Story of Dunkirk: a Genealogical History of the Descendants of the Protector, with Anecdotes and Letters, portrasie, plans, dc., roy. 8vo., cloth, 1891 10s 369 CROMWELL.—Way ten (J.) The Housz of CRoMWELL: a Genealogical History of the Family and Descendants of the Protector, NEw Epition, Revisep by J. G. CromweE.t, 8vu., cloth, 1497 s A condensed edition of the previous item, but with an extra chapter (12 pages) on the Cromwells of America. 370 DURNING LAWRENCE (Epiru J.) Famity History of the Lawrences of CoRNwALL {with » Biptiugraeny of Siz Enwin LAwRENCE’s WRITINGS on the Bacon-SHAKESPEARE QUESTION], with 7 pedigrees and 45 plates, 8vo., cloth [1915] 8s 371 FOX DAVIES (Arron Cuarues) The Arr of HerRaLpRyY: an ENcyYcLoPmpIA of ARMORY, profusely wlustrated with 153 plates, exhibiting the costume of the various orders of knighthood, arms and armour, with mottoes, armorial bookplates, &c., mostly ILLUMINATED im GOLD, SILVER and COLOURS ; toyether with numerous illustrations in the text, stout folio, buckram, t.e.g., 1904, vERY SCARCE £10 The most comprehensive work on the subject. 372 GIBBONO (Jouannz) IntRopuctio ad LatiINAM BLASONIAM: an Essay to a more Correct Blason iu Latin than formerly hath been used, collected out of Approved Modern Authors 363 36 nr ; . with numerous cuts of the coats of arms, 8vo., old calf (joints weak), 1682 18s 373 HIRST (Josern H.) The ARmoriaL Bearines of Kixeston-upon-HuLt, 4 coloured plu tes and numerous woodcuts, 8vo., cloth, Hull, 1916 _.. 38 6d 374 JENNENS FAMILY.—The Great Jensens Case [the Claimants to the Estates of Wm. Jennings, late of Acton, near Long Melford, Suffolk] : being an Epitome of the His- TORY of the JENNENS FamiILy, compiled by Messrs. HARRISON and WILLIS, 13 clustrations, post 8vo., cloth, scarcsr, Sheffield, 1879 15s 375 [LONG (C. E.)] Royan Descents: a Genzatocicay List of the several Persons entitled to QuaxkTER the Arms of the Royau Housss of ENGLAND, with 10 cuts of the arms EMBLAZONED im COLOURS and GOLD, interleaved copy, 4to., limp cloth, 1845 12s 6d 316 NASON (Arruvr H.) Heratps and Heratpry in Ben Jongson’s Prays, Masques, and Entertainments, with a Bibliography and Index, illustrated, roy. 8vo., cloth, New York, 1907 7s 6d](https://iiif.wellcomecollection.org/image/b30858537_0025.jp2/full/800%2C/0/default.jpg)
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