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Credit: Sales catalogue 12: Marks and Co. Source: Wellcome Collection.
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![oy Jf bef i ae ‘ sf oe Tabi ie ye 23 STEN oe + pet ; | Legal — continued. 847 WELSBY (W. N.) Lives oF EMINENT ENGLISH JUDGES of the 17th and 18th Centuries, 8vo, cloth, 1846 ; 9/- A useful den covering the period prior to Townsend’s ul of the Judges. ANGLO-SAXON, ante. 848 LEICESTER (Robert Dudley, Earl of) ‘Lire, the FavouRITE OF QUEEN ELIZa- BETH, Drawn from Original Writers and calf (joints weak), 1727 Lacks the half-title. 849 [L’ESTRANGE (Sir Roger)}] An ADDRESS to the FREE-MEN and FREEHOLDERS of the Nation, Three Parts, each with separate title, complete, sm. 4to, OEE Cy calf ‘gilt, 1682-3 £1/5/- With profuse contemporary marginal notes in ink. 850 [LEVER (Charles)} ARTHUR O’LEARY: His Wanderings and Ponderings in Many / Lands, edited by his friend, Harry Lorre- | quer, First Octavo EpiTion, port. and 9 extra, 1.€.g., end, 1845 £3/10/- This copy has the 24 pages of publisher’s adverts., dated 1845. 851 [LEVER (Charles) ‘CORNELIUS O’Dowp upon Men and Women, and other Things in General, First EDITION, 3 vols, cr. 8vo, ovig. green cl. , fine clean copy, 1864-5 £3/3/- 852 [LEVER (Charles) Nuts anp Nut- CRACKERS, First Epirion, with 6 plates and 52 woodcuts including illu stratzd initial letters and tail-pieces by ‘““Pu1z’’ [1.e., HABLoT K. Browne], fcp. 8vo, ovig. ved cloth gilt, design in gut on side, g.e., Wm. S. Orr, 1845 £2/2/- Although a little foxed as usual and end-paper inside front cover defaced by the removal of a label, a good copy of this scarce little book, seldom found in other than poor condition. 853 [LEWIS (Matthew Gregory)] THE Monk, copy), Dublin, 1808 854 LEWIS (M G.) THE Monk, a Romance, rare First Edition of 1795, beautifully printed in large clear type, port., 2 vols, sq. ‘ 00 copies only were issued. LINCOLNSHIRE. — OLIVER PLayYs, Revicious MystTErRtgs, and SHows, as practised in the 15th Century. ..; still prevail, 3 woodcuts, thin 8vo, cloth (stamp on title), SCARCE, Lincoln, 1837 10 res TRAVAILES from SCOTLAND, to the __.ynést famous KINGDOMEs in EUROPE, ASIa, and AFFRICA, together with the grievous MALAGA in SPAINE, 7 large woodcuts, sm. 4to, old caif half, Imprinted at London by Zt. Okes, 1640 Lacks frontispiece and pages 143- 160, title soiled, catchwords. 857 [LOGGON (Samuel) | THE HISTORY OF THE BROTHERHOOD, or GUILD OF THE HOoLy by K. Puiztip and Q. Mary, thin 8vo, calf, Reading, 1742 . 858 LONDON.—ACKERMANN’S COLOURED PLATES by AuGuUsTUSs PuGIN and THomasS ROowLANDSON of Interiors and Ex- — tertorvs of Public Buildings im London (many no longer existing) and of the manners — and customs, etc. of its inhabitants at the beginning of the last century, with full and in- teresting descriptions, 3 vols, roy. 4to, half calf gilt, uncut (nine plates ave from a slightly — shorter copy), Ackermann, 1808-9 £712 This charming book—probably the finest ever published on honeoa snl eaen brilliant impressions of ~ the delightful plates, is becoming increasingly difficult to obtain, owing to so many copies having been broken _ up and framed. As a picture of London at the beginning of the Nineteenth Century it is unsurpassed ; many of the buildings now no longer exist, while those that fortunately are still with us bring joy and admiration a to all who visit our Capital. This book has practically doubled in price during the last year, and there is every possible likelihood of it becoming still more valuable in the near future. 8584 AIKIN (John) THE History oF THE ENVIRONS OF LONDON, containing an His- 859 BESANT (Sir Walter) THE SURVEY oF _ Lonpon, Complete Set, profusely illustrated, — torical and Topographical Account. of 10 vols, Ato, “cloth grit, nice clean set, 1903-12 every thing that is interesting and £8/15/- — curious in all the towns, ConTEents :—Early London, Prehistoric, Roman, villages, and country within twenty- five miles of the Metropolis, 8 maps and 15 plates, engraved Saxon, and Norman ; Medizval London, 2 vols ; Lon- don in the time of the Tudors ; London in the time of the Stuarts; London in’ the Eighteenth Century; London in the Nineteenth Century ; London, the City; by E. DayYEs, 4to, calf (p art of bacn strip London, North of the Thames; London, South of | missing), 1811 15/-' the Thames. BOOKS PURCHASED FOR CAS](https://iiif.wellcomecollection.org/image/b30859396_0054.jp2/full/800%2C/0/default.jpg)
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