Sales catalogue 16: Marks and Co

Date:
c.1930
Reference:
WA/HMM/CM/Sal/14/4
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Sales catalogue 16: Marks and Co. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    436 [JOHNSON (Dr. Samvezt)] A Journey to the Western Istanns of ScotnAND, A New EpiTion, post 8vo., half calt, Hdinburgh, 1798 s This edition contains the ‘‘correction’’ slip as first published with the edition of 1785. The passage about the Macleods of Rasay, to which the correction refers, remains unaltared. 437 JOHNSON (Samvuzt) Lives of the most Eminent Encuisu Ponts, with CrrrrcaL ORsER- VATIONS on their Works, with Notes, Corrective and Explanatory, by Pernr CunyIncHam, 3 vols, 8vo., cloth, 1854 . 15s 438 JOHNSON (Dr. Samvgn) Prayers and Mepitations, published from his Manuscripts by GEORGE STRAHAN, D.D., FirtH Epition, 8vo., contemporary calf gilt (small crack at joints), 1817 ‘ 12s 6d. 439 JOHNSON (Dr. Samvuzrt) Preraces, BrogRAPHICAL and ORITICAL, to the Works of the ENGLISH Porrs, Finst Epition, 10 vols, feap. 8vo., contemporary calf gilt (headbands a little worn), otherwise a sound set, 1779-81 £6 6s These volumes were the first publication of the work now known as Johnson’s Lives of the Poets. This set wants the portrait to Vol. 5 and a blank leaf in Vols. land 3. It has, however, 3 blank leaves in Vol. 10 not mentioned in Courtney and Smith’s Bibliography, which are placed after the following poet’s lives :—Youne, AKENSIDE and LyTrELTon. 440 JOHNSONIANA.—Piozzi (Mrs. Hester Lyncn Turatr, afterwards Prtozzt) Auto- BIOGRAPHY, Lurrers and LirERARY REMAINS, edited, with Notes and an Introductory Account of her Lirz and Wrirtinas, by A. Haywarp, First EpItion, portrait and front., 2 vols, cr. 8vo., cloth, uncut, 1861 £2 10s 441 JOHNSONIANA.—[Wotcor (Joun)] A Cottection of TwEenty-FouR PorTicaL Preces by *‘ PETER PinpDAR,” EARLY EDITIONS, fine mezzotint portratt of the Author and 6 satirical plates, in 2 vols, 4to., old half calf, 1788-91 £1 1s Includes A Congratulatory Epistle to James Boswell on his Journal of a Tour to the Hebrides with the Celebrated Dr. Johnson; Bozzy and Piozzi; Benevolent Epistle to Sylvanus Urban. 442 JONES (Esenezer) Stupies of Sensation and Event: Poems, edited, prefaced and ‘ annotated by RIcHARD HERNE SHEPHERD, with Memorial Notices of the Author by Sumner Jones and W. J. Linton, post 8vo., cloth, uncut, Pickering, 1879 7s 6d Highly commended by Dante Rossetti as being ‘‘ the most striking instance of neglected genius in our modern school of poetry. Presentation copy to Peter Byrne from the Editor. 443 JONSON (Bex) The Ancuemist, newly edited by H. C. Hart[the King’s Library Series, edited by Srr IsRant Gotuancz], printed in large type, sq. 8vo., half cloth, De La More Press, 1903 ; ANOTHER COPY, printed throughout on Japanese vellum, sm. 4to., original half canvas, t.e.g., uncut, 1903 15s One of 50 copies. 445 JOVIUS (Pavitt) Exoeta virorum bellica vitute illustrium, 1575—Exoet1a virorum literis illustrium, 1577—tttles within fine woodcut borders, numerous large woodcut portraits (one with the Artist's inittals cVs) within elaborate ornamental borders of architectural design, with figures and many ornamental initials, 2 vols in one, folio, vellum gilt, Basil., Perna, 1575-77 £3 3s 446 JUDAICA.—Hasr (Rev. Marcus, First Precentor of the Great Synagogue, London) ‘SynacocuE Music: a Complete Edition of Traditional and Original Compositions of Synagogue Music, 4 vols, roy. 8vo., original wrappers, 1910, new copies (pub. £1 11s 6d) 8s 6d Conrents:—Vol. 1, Sabbath Liturgy for the whole Year; Vol. 2, Hymns, Prayers and Praises for all the Festivals; Vol. 3, All Psalms incorporated in the Liturgy and alarge number for various occasions; Vol. 4, Special Services, Consecration of Synagogues, Weddings, Chanuka;} Memorial, &c. We have purchased a few of the remaining copies of the above, which we offer at the special price of 8s. 6d. Six or more copies can be had at the reduced price of 7s. 6d. per set. 447 JURIBU (Pierre) Histoire Cririquz des Docmzs et des OvirEs bons et mauvais qui ont été dans ’Eglise depuis Adam jusqu’a JEsus-CuRis7, ot l’on traite de touties les idola- tries de Yancien paganisme expliquées par rapport a celles de Juifs, par JURIEU, avec un SUPPLEMENT, ou DISSERTATION par LutTRes de Mons. Cupsr, engraved fronts, and 2 fold- ing plates, 2 vols in one, 4to., old calf. Amsterdam, 1704-05 £1 1s Brunet 21338, 448 JUVENILE.—Dovyts (Ricuarp) The Story of Jack and the Grants, illustrated with 35 drawings by RICHARD DoyLz, engraved by G. and E. Dauztgex, First Epirion, thin sm. 444 4to., original cloth (few pages slightly spotted), 1851 7s 449 JUVENILE.—Dovi» (Ricuarp) Jack the Giant Kitner, Fresr Epition, profusely illus- + trated in colour, 4to., half calf [1842] £1 1g 450 JUVENILE.—The Farmer, or Youne GENTLEMEN taught Goop Manners, Fourrs Ept- TION, with 6 woodcuts, 12mo., original wrappers, Wellington [Shropshire], ca. 1810 8s
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