Sales catalogue 40: Marks and Co

Date:
c.1937
Reference:
WA/HMM/CM/Sal/14/21
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Sales catalogue 40: Marks and Co. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    184 185 DUDLAY (Epmonpe, Statesman and Lawyer) The Tree of COMMONWEALTH, written by for the Brotherhood of the Rosy Cross, xx + 64 pages, sm. 4to., quarter roan, Manchester, 1859 $1/5/- Gardner, Bib. Rosicruciana, No. 173. Only 140 copies printed. ** With a view to obtaining the King’s pardon Dudlay employed himself while in the Tower in writing a long political treatise entitled, ‘ The Tree of Commonwealth,’ an argument in favour of absolute monarchy.”—D.N.B. DURHAM (Joun Grorcet Lamsron, First Harl ; 1792-1840) Lire and Lerrers, by Stuart 186 187 188 EARBERY (Maruias) An Historica Account of the ADVANTAGES that have Accru’p to ENGLAND, by the SuccEssIon in the InLustRious House of Hanover, First Epirion, in Two Parts, 32 and 38 pages, 8vo., unbound, Printed in the year 1722 15/- ENSOR (R. C. K.) Enatanp, 1870-1914 (pencil-scored), thick 8vo., cloth, Oxford, 1936 11/- Oxford History of England Series, No. 2. Includes chapters on Gladstone, Disraeli, Parnell, Economics and. Institutions, Lists of Cabinets, &c. EXCHEQUER.—CaLenpar of the Prea Rots of the ExcHEQUER of the Juws, preserved in the Public Record Office, Vou. 1, Henry III., a.p. 1218-72, edited by J. M. Riaa, 4to., 189 190 EDT 192 193 194 195 196 EXCHEQUER.—Hati (Huperr) The ANTrQuiTies and Curtositres of the ExcHEQUER, with Preface by the Rr. Hon. Sir Jonn Lussock, illustrated by Raupu Neviuy [Camden Library : edited by G. LawRENcE Gomme and T. Farrman OrpisuH], 4to., roxburghe, 1891 10/- One of 50 copies printed on large handmade paper. An insight, from official records, into Old English Official Life before the Establishment of the Civil Service of modern times. EXCHEQUER.—Mapox (THomas) The History and Antiquities of the ExcHEQUER of the Kines of ENGLAND . .. from the Norman Conquest to the end of the Reign of King Edward II., taken from Records ; together with a Correct Copy of the Ancient Dia- logue concerning the Exchequer, generally ascribed to GeRvastus TILBURIENSIS, and a Dissertation concerning the most Ancient Great Rou of the ExcHEQuER, commonly styled the Roxy of Quinto Recis STEPHANI, SECOND [anpD Bust] Eprrion, with a Full and Compleat Index, 2 vols, 4to., old rebacked calf (binding worn and some margins stained), Printed for William Owen, 1769 £5/5/- “In this learned and standard work, among an immense variety of other subjects, the different sources of the royal revenue are specified and their history minutely traced.’’— McCulloch’s Literature of Political Economy. EXCISE.—{Putteney (Wiviiam, Harl of Bath)| A Review of the Excise-ScHmMsE ; in Answer to a Pamphlet, intitled, The Risz and Fauu of the projected Excisz, impartially considered [said to have been written by Horatio, Lorp WaLPpoLE and MarrHew CoNCANEN]; with some PropEeR Hrnts to the ELEcTors of Great Britain, First Eprrron, 72 pages, 8vo., unbound, Printed by H. Haines at Mr. Franklin’s . . . 1733 £1/1/- EXCISE.— Ricut of Bririsw Suspsects (The) to Patition and Appiy to their REPRESEN- TATIVES, asserted and vindicated: in a Letter to * * * * *, with an Excerpr from the Review of the ExctsE-SCHEME, &c., on the Duty of Members of Parliament to advise with their Constituents ; and an ADDRESS to the PropLe of ScoTLAND on the same Heads, Ixxxii + 40 pages, Printed in the year 1734 15/- Small tears in title-page. EXCISE— vide TaxaTION, post. FACTORIES.— Lewis (J. Srater) The ComMMERcIAL ORGANISATION of FacToRIES: a Handbook for the Use of Manufacturers, Directors, Auditors, Engineers, Managers, &c., with diagrams, statistical tables in pocket of back cover, roy. 8vo., cloth, 1896 FACTORY MOVEMENT.—[Kypp (Rev. Samvuet)| The History of the Factory Movn- MENT, from the year 1802 to the Enactment of the Ten Hours’ Britt in 1847, by «« ALFRED,” 2 vols, 8vo., cloth, 1857 £2 /2/- FAGAN (Louis) The Rerorm Cuus: its Founders and Architect, frontispiece and 50 allus- trations (including 27 by the Author), foho, cloth, 1887 15/- FINANCE.—Ciark (Evans) Financine the ConsumER, 8vo., cloth, New York, 1933 8/- “‘ The first exhaustive study of the principles and methods of the small loan business.”
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