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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    50 BARNES (Wo.) Porms in the Dorser DiaLucr, Tarp CRBRIOT DY First Eprrion, front. and vignette on title; fcap. 8vo., cloth, 1863 6s 6d 51 BARTON (Buryarp, the Quaker Poet) Porms, First TOS engraved front., 8vo., old half calf (broken), 1820 £1 ls Barton became a close friend:of Charles Lamb, with whom he had previously gently remon- strated owing to the freedom with which the Quakers had been handled in the Essays of Elia. He was also intimately acquainted with Robert Southey. 52 BASHKIRTSHFF (Marte) Journat of, translated: by MaruiipE Buinp, 2 portrazts, 8vo., cloth, 1890, or 1891 12s This edition is complete in one volume. 53 BASKERVILLE PRESS.—Sarxosr (C. Crispus) et Frorus (L. Annavs), feap. 8vo., contemporary calf gilt, Birmingham, 1774 18s 54 BASSE (Wi111AM, 1602-53) PorricaL Works, now for the first time collected and edited, with Introduction and Notes, by R. WaRwIcK Bonp, with reproduction in facsimile of the original drawing in Basse’s MS., ray. 8vo., bds., uncut, 1893 ‘12s Only 500 copies printed. 55 BEAUMONT (F.) and FLETCHER (J.) The Scornrutt Lapin: a Comedy, as it was now lately acted (with great applause) by the King’s Majesties Servants, at the Blacke- Fryers, FourtH Epition (some lower margins cut close to text, a front. inserted), 70 pages, sm. 4to., half roan, London, printed by A. M., 1635 £1 10s 56 BEAUMONT (Joseph, Master of St. Peter’s College, Cambridge) Psycun, or Love’s Mystery, in XXIV. Cantos, displaying the Intercourse betwixt Christ and the Soul, S—conp Eprrion, with Corrections throughout, and Four New Cantos, never before printed, portrait by R. Wuitt, folio, original calf, mice crisp copy, Cambridge Univ. Press, 1702 £2 15s From the library of James Brindley, with his bookplate. Pope is reported to have said of this work, ‘‘ There are in it a great many flowers well_worth gathering, and a man who has the art of stealing wisely will find his account in it.” 57 BEDE (Curupert, pseud. of Epwarp Brapi&y) Lirrte Mr. Bouncer and his friend, VERDANT GREEN, First EDITION, with numerous illustrations by the Author, post 8vo., ori- ginal cloth, Blackwood [1873] 10s 6d ‘« A College joke to cure the dumps.”’ 58 BEDE (Curusert) NEARER and DEARER: a Tale out of School, First Eprirron, post 8vo., original bds. (back strip repaired with linen), Bentley, 1857 10s 59 BEDE (Curuprert) Mr. VERDANT GREEN MARRIED and: done for: being the Third and concluding Part of the Adventures of Mr. Verdant Green, an Oxford Freshman, First EpitTion, post 8vo., original wrappers, with advertisements (back repaired with brown paper), Blackwood, 1857 15s 60 BEHN (Mrs. ApHra) CoLttecteD Works: comprising PLays, THIRD EDITION, containing 16 pieces, portrait, 4 vols, calf gilt,:mie., 1724—ALL the Histrorres and NovELs, with Lire and Memoirs of Mrs. Benn, by Cuartes Ginpon; Erc¢HtTa Epririon,, CoRRECTED, portrait and 6 plates, 2 vols, contemporary half calf (Foinhs broken), 1735—together 6 vols, feap. 8vo. (not uniform), 1724-35 £7 7s 61 [BELOE (Wm.)] The SexacenaRiAN, or the RECOLLECTIONS of a Literary Lire [consisting _ of Personal Recollections and several Classical Translations], 2 vols in one, 8vo., calf gilt (joints weak), 1817 7s Beloe was keeper of the printed books at the British Museum, 1803. 06, Author of ‘ ADRedors of Literature and Scarce Books,’’ 1806-12.—D.N.B. 62 [BERKELEY (George, Bp. of Cloyne)] ALCIPHRON, or the MinvuTE PHILOSOPHER, in Seven Dialogues, containing an Aponoey for the CHRISTIAN RELIGION against those who are called FREE-THINKERS, SuconD EDITION, vignette on titles, 2 vols, 8vo., old half calf, Pronted for J. Tonson, 1732 15s Asa a a Berkeley aimed at discrediting materialism. He formed a link between Locke and. Hume 63 BENTHAM (Jeremy) The Book of Fauuactzs, from Unfinished Papers of J. BENTHAM, by a FRIEND, Frrst EneauisH Epition, 8vo., original cloth, wncut (back strip missing), 1824 lis 64 BERNERS (Dame JuuiAna) The Boke of Sant ALBANS, containing Treatises on Hawking, Hunting, and Cote Armour, printed at Saint Albans by the Schoolmaster-Printer in 1486, reproduced in facsemile, with an Introduction by Wi1LLIAM BLADES, 4to., stamped parch- ment, 1881 £1 5s BIBLIOGRAPHY. 65 BRITISH MUSEUM, Caratocus of Booxs in the Liprary, PRintep i in EneLanp, Scot- LAND, and IRELAND, and of Books in ENGLISH PRINTED “ABROAD, to the year 1640, small