Sales catalogue: Francis Edwards

Date:
1933
Reference:
WA/HMM/CM/Sal/5/16
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Sales catalogue: Francis Edwards. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    ANTIGUA—continued. 259 Appeal to the Canpip Portion of the Pusuto in behalf of the NEw Poor Law. cr. 8vo., hf. cl., Antigua, 1853 10s 260 Botany.—A CoL.eEctIon of Exorics from the IsLanp of AntIGUA, by a Lady, 11 finely coloured plates, showing flowers and leaves (one plate missing), folio, hf. calf (1800) £1 10s 261 Gilbert (Mary) An Extract of Mary GILBERT’s JOURNAL, sm. 8vo., hf. calf (many pages stained), Chester, 1768 12s me aor was born in Antigua, and the Journal is introduced by John esley. 262 Harman.—GeENEALOGICAL Memorr of the Antigua BRANCH of the SuFFOLK FamiLy of HARMAN, with coats-of-arms added, 8vo., hf. calf, Privately printed (1890) 10s 263 Hedges (Capt. Robert) Procrrpines of a GENERAL Court MARTIALon Capt. RopeRT HEDGES, 67TH REGIMENT, held at the Court House, St. John’s, . Antigua, Jan. to March, 1786, sm. folio, hf. calf, ANTIGUA, 1786 £2 10s 264 [Langford (Jonas)] A Brirr Account of the Surrerines of the SERVANTS of the Lorp called QuAKERS, from their First Arrival in Antegoa, 1660-95, 27 pp., sm. 4to,, calf, London, 1704 £4 Langford was the first Quaker to settle in Antigua. 265 Laws of the Island of Antigua, consisting of the Acts of the LEnwarp IsLANDS, 1690-1798, and the Acts of Antigua, 1668 1804, with Copious Index, 2 vols, 4to., Af. cl. (slightly water-stained), 1805 £2 266 Maps.—Baker (R.) Map of Antigua, divided into Parishes, with explanation of churches, windmills, &c., coloured, 24 by 18 in., Jefferys, c. 1790 8s 267 BELLIN (8.) Carte réduite de L’IsLE D’ANTIGUE, 22 by 16 in., 1758 88 269 CotumBinEe (Lt..E. H.) Roap and Haxzour of Sr. Jonny, with adjacent coast, &c., surveyed in 1789-90, 39 by 23 én., 1793 10s 270 LuFFMAN (J.) Map of Antigua, with inset plan of the town of St. John, size 37 by 39 in., folded and mounted in case, 1788 10s 271 Oliver (Vere L., Author of ‘* Caribbeana”) History of the IsLanp of AntTIGUA, from the First Settlement in 1635 to the Present Time, wth 4 folding maps and 22 portraits, plans and views and 110 armorial crests, 3 vols, folio, cl., 1894-99 (Postage 12s to W. Indies) 45 THE FINEST HISTORY OF A BRITISH COLONY EVER PUBLISHED. ‘The Author spent years collecting information respecting the history of the Island, and of the families of Antigua, their connections in the British Isles, with pedigrees and armorial bearings, &c. The illustrations are mostly re- productions from rare portraits and old prints. Each volume has a complete index. Only 150 sets were published at £10 10s each. 272 Report of the ReaistRAR GENERAL on the Census of AntTiGuA, 3rd April, 1881, folio, Af. cl., 1881 8s - 273 Views.—C.ark (Wm.) TEN BEAuTIFULLY COLOURED AQUATINT ENGRAVINGS of the ISLAND of ANTIGUA, in which are represented the Process of Sugar-Making and the Employment of the Negroes, average size 134 by 93 zn., oblong folio, 2 original printed wrappers, enclosed in cl. portfolio, 1823 . £8 Fine clean state ; each plate is accompanied by oue leaf of text.
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