TAINE (H

Histoire de la Littérature Anglaise par H. Taine. Paris, Hachette et Cie- 1863. 4 volumes 8\

TATE (Nahum).

Brutus of Alba : or, tlie Enclianted Lovers. A Tragedy. Acted at tlic Duke's Théâtre. Wrilten by iV. Tate. Neque ut te miretur Turba, Labores. Hor. Licensed Julij 15. 1678. Pioger L'Estrange. London, Printed for E.F. for Jacob Tomon, at the Signof the Judge's Head in Chancenj-Lane, near Fleet-Street. 1678. 4°.

(British Muséum: 644. i. 58.)

The History of King Lear. Acted at the Duke's Théâtre. Reviv'd with Altérations. By N. Tate. London, Printed for E. Flesher, and arc to be sold by R. Bentley, and M. Magnes in Russel-street near Covent- Garden, 1681. 4». {British Muséum: 841. d. 39./7.)

the Histonj of King Richard The Second Acted at the Théâtre Royal, Under the Name of the Sicilian Usurper. With a Prefatory Epistle in Vindication of the Aulhor. Occusion"d Jty the Prohibition of lliis Play on the Stage. By N. Tate. Tnultus ut Flebo Puer? Hor. London, Printed for • Richard Tonson, and Jacob Tonson, at Grays-Inn Gâte, and at Ihe Judges-Head in Chancery-Lane near Fleet-street. 1681. 4°.

{British Muséum : 644. i. 60.)

The Ingratitude of a Common-Wealth ; or, the Fall of Gains Marlius Goriolanus. As il is Acted at the Theatre-Royal. By N. Tate. Honoratum si forte rcpoiiis Achillcm, Impiger, Iracundus, Incxurabilis, Acer, Jura neget sibi nata, nihil non arroget .irmis. Hor. London, Printed by T. W. for Joseph llindmarsh, at the Black-Butl in Cornhill. 168-2. 4°. {British Muséum : 614. f. 06.)

On Ihe Sacred Memory Of Our Late Sovercign : With a Congratulation To His Présent Majesty.

A'o« déficit Aller .\urcus.

Writtcn ])y N. Taie. London, Printed by /. Playford, for Henry Playford, near the Temple-Chmdi : 1685. folio.

{British Muséum : 1347. m.)

Cuckolds-Haven : or, an Aldcrnian No Conjuror. A Farce. Acted at llie Oueen's Théâtre in Dorset Garden. By N. Taie. London, Printed for t //. and arc tobesold by Edward Poole, ncxt door to the Fleece Tavern in Cornhill. 1685. 4°. {British Muséum : 644 i. 61.)

A Duke and no Duke a Farce. As it is Acted by Their Majoslies Servants. Writtcn l)y N, Tate. With ïiic several Songs set to Music, With tliorow Basses for the Theorbo, or Basse Viol. London, Printed for Henry Bomvicke, at the Red-Lyon in St. Pauls Church-Yard 1685.4°.

{Briti.sh Muséum .-644. i. 62.)

A Pocm. Occasioned by tiie Laie Discoatcnts and Disturbanccs in the

State. With Rcflections upon tlie Rise and Progress of Priest-Craft.

Written by N. Taie.

Liberius si

Dixero quid, si forte Jocosius, Hoc mihi jiiris

Cum Venia dabis. Hor.

Vincit Amor Patriœ. Virg-.

London : PriiUcd for Richard Baldwin, near the Oxford-Arms in Warwick-Lane. MDCXCI. folio. (British Muséum : 8-10. m. 20.)

Mausolaeum : A Funeral Poem On our late Gracious Sovcreign Queen Mary, Of Blessed Memory. By N. Tate, Servant to His Majestij. London: Printed for B. Aijlmer, at the Tliree Pigeons against St. Dunstan's Church iii Fleet-street. And H. Baldwin, near tlie Oxford- Arms in Warwicic-Lane. 1695. folio.

{British Muséum : 643. 1. 25./2.)

A Congratulatory Poem On the ^'e^v Parliament Assembled On This Great Conjunclure of Affairs. By iY. Tate, Esq; Poet-Laureat to His Majesty. London : Printed for W. Rogers, at llie Sun against St. Dunstan's Church in Fleetstreet, 3IDCCI. folio.

(British Muséum : 13i7. m.)

The Triumph of Union : With the Muse's Address For the Consummation of it in the Parliament of Great Britain. Written by Mr. Tate Poet- Lam-eat to Her Majesty. London : Printed in the Year 17Û7. i".

[British Muséum: 11 630. c. 5./7.)

A Congratulatory Poem To His Royal Highness Prince George of Denmark, Lord High Admirai of Great Britain. Upon the Glorious Successes at Sca. By N. Tate, Esq ; Poet-Laurcat to Her Majesty. London : Printed by H. Meere, for J. B. and sold by R. Burrough and J. Baker, at the Sun and Moon in Cornhill ; and J. Morphew, near Stalioners- Ilall. 1708. folio. (British Muséum : 79. h. 13.)

An Enlire Set of The Monitors. Intended for the Promoting of Religion and Virtue, and Suppressing of Vice and Immorality. Containing Forty One Puems on Several Subjects, In Pursuance of Her Majesty's Most Gracvms Directions. Perform'd by Mr. Tate, Poet Lauréat to Her Majesly, Mr. Suiilii, and Others. Tliis Undertaking was Encourag'd by llic Subscription of the foUowing Gentlemen of the Clergy (bosides That of Many of the Nobility, and great Nunibers of the Gentry; His Grâce my Lord Arch-Bishop of York, my Lord Bishop of Lincoln, my Lord Bishop of St. Davids, my Lord Bishop of Gloucester, Dr. Moss, Dean of Ebj, Dr. Brailsford, Dean of Wells, Dr. \yilliams, Dr. Bedfourd, Dr. Brown, Dr. Fog, Dr. Pelling, Dr. Braij, Dr. Iloadleij, Dr. Blake, Dr. Ilunt, Dr. King, Dr. ^yaugh, Dr. ]yells, Dr. Onlij, Dr. Heath, with about Fifty more of tliat Révérend Order. N. B. When tlie Authors had publish'd thèse Twenty One Papers, they werc oblig'd (by boing engag'd in other Affairs) to décline further procceding in tliis Undertaking. folio. (British Muséum : 643. m. ïi./ii.)

A Poem Sacred lo Ihc Glorious Memory of Her Late Majesty Queen Anne. By N. Tate, Esq; Poet Lauréat to King William, Queen Mary, Queen Anne, and to His jiresent Majesty, lill the Day of his Dcceasc. Printed in the Year MDGCXVI. 8".

(British Muséum : 11 631. e. G3.)

\oijez Dryden (Joux) The second Pari of Absalom atid Achilophel.

i96 BIBLIOGRAPHIE.

TEMPLE rsir William).

The Works of Sir William Temple, Bart. In Two Volumes. To wliich is Prefix'd Some Account of the Life and Writings of the Author. Lon- (lon : Printed for A. Churchill, T. Goodwin, J. Knapton, R. Smith, B. Tooke, J. Round. J. Tonson, 0. Lloijd, W. Mères, T. Woodward and F. Claij. MDCCXX. folio. {British Muséum: 680. h. 10.)

THOr.NBURY (Waltek).

llaunted London, by W. Thornbury. Illustrated bij F. W. Fairholt, F. S- A. London : Hurst and Blackett, Publishers, Successors to Henry Colburn, 13. Great Marlborough Street. 1865. 8°.

TICKELL (Thomas).

A Poem To His Excellency The Lord Prievy-Seal, on the Prospect of Peace. By Mr. Tickell.

Sacerdos Fronde super Mitram fœlici insignis Oliva;. Virg. London : Printed for /. Tonson, at Shahespear's-Head over-against Calherine-street in the Strand. 1713. folio.

(Brilish Muséum : 6i3. I. 26./-2.)

Epistle froni A Lady in England; To A Gentleman at Avignon. By Mr. Tickell. The Third Edition. London, Printed for /. Tonson, at Shakespeafs-Head over agaiwst Katharine-street in the Strand. 1717. folio. {British Muséum : 6i3. 1. :25./18.)

Kensington Gardon. Campas, ubi Troja fuit. Virg. London : Printed for J. Tonson, intheSIrand. MUCCXXU. 4".

(British Muséum : 163. m. 2.)

Voijez, Addison (Joseph) Œuvres, 11-21 , éditées par Tickell; et The Drummer.

TIMPEP.LEY (C. H.)

Encyclopœdia ofLiferary and Typographical Anecdote; bcing a Chronological Digest of the most interesting facts illustrative of the Hislory of Literature and Printing from the earliest Period to the présent Time. Interpcrscd with Biographical Sketclies of Eminent Bookscllers, Printers, Type-foundcrs, Eiigravers, Bookbindcrs and Paper makers, of ail âges and Countrics, but especially of Great Britain. With Bibliographical and Descriptive Accounts of Iheir principal Productions and occasional Exlracts from them. Including Curions Particularsof the first introduction of Printing into vaiious Countrics, and oflhcBooks then printed. Notices of early Bibles and Liturgies of ail Countrics espccially Ihosc printed in England or in English. A History of ail the Newspapers, Pcriodicals, and Almanacks published in this Country. An Account of the Origin and Progress of Languago, Writing and Writing Materials, the Invention of P.iper, Use of Paper Marks, etc. Compiled and Condensed from Nichols's Literary .4necto(los, and numcrous olher Authorilics, By C. H. Timpcrley. Second Edition, to whicii are added, A Continuation to the présent Time, Comprising récent Biographies, Ciiiefly of Booksellers, and .4 Praclical Manual of Printing. London : Henry G. Bohn, York Street, Coveut Garden. MDCCCXLll. 8'.

TINDAL (Mattiiew).

Chrislianilij as old as the Création . Or, the Goà|)el, A Kepublicalioii of

HIliLlOGUAlMlII. 497

llic lioligion oi' Nature. Est aiitem jus iiaturalu adeo iminutabile, ut ne fjuidein a Dco mutari posset. Grot. de Jure Bclli et Pacis, 1. 1. C. 1. g. 10. 11. 5. Tlie Gentiles, ivhich hâve not tlie Law, do hij Nature tlie J'Iiings contained in ihe Law. Rom. ii. 14. — God is no Respecter of Persons; but in Evenj Nation, he tliat fearetli him, and tvorketli Righteousneftx, is accepted luith him. Acls X. 34, 3.5, Proinde perfectam illam Religionem qu;e Ciiristi pra?dicatione nobis tradita est, non IS'ovam aut Peregrinam, sed si verum dicere oportet, priraam, solam, veramque esse Jiquido apparet. Euseb. Eccl. Hist. 1. 1. C. 4. Valesiî/s's Transi. Res ipsa quas nunc Christiana Religio nuncupatur, erat et apud Anliquos, nec defuit ab Initio goneris humani, quousq; ipse Christus veniret in Carne; unde vera Religio quœ jani erat, cœpit appcllari Christiana. Aug. Opcr. To. l. p. 17. (;. Retract. 1. 1. C. 13. Tlie Religion of tlie Gospel, is thc truc original Religion of Reason and Nature. — And ils Precepis déclarative of tliat original Religion, which was as old as tbe Création. Serm. for prop. the Gosp. in for. Parts, by Dr. Sherlock, now Bp. of Bangor, p. 10. and 13. God does nothing in llie Government of the World by mère Will and Arbitrariness. — Thc Will of God ahvays détermines ilself to act according to the eternal Reason of Things. — AU ratinnal Créatures are oblig'd to govern themselves in ali. Ihcir Actions by the saine eternal Rule of Reason. Dr. S. Glarlc's. Unchang. Oblig. of Nat. Rclig. Edit. 4. p. 47, 48, 49. London, Printed in the Year MDCCXXX. 4°.

(British Muséum : 694. m. 5.) ITUOMPSOX] (N )

A Collection of One Hundred and Eighty Loyal Songs, Ail written since 1678. And Intcrmixt with several New Love Songs. To which is Added, The Notes Set by Several Masters of Musick. With a Table to find every Song. The Fourtii Edition with niany Additions. London, Printed, and are to be sold by Richard Bull, in Princess-street in Covent-Garden. 1694. Price Bound '2 s. 1"2^

(British }fuseum: 1078. e. 13.) TOLAND (JoiiN).

Chri.slianitij not Mijslerious : or A Treatise Shewing, Tliat tlicre is notliing in the Gospel Contrary to Reason, Nor Abovc it : And tliat no Christian Doctrine can be propcrly call'd .\ Mystery. We need not désire a belter Evidence that anij Man is in the ivrong, than to hear him déclare against Reason and tlierebg acknowledg that Reason is against him. ABj». Tillolson. London, Printed in the Year 1696. 8".

[British Muséum : 699. d. 7./1.) Nazarenus : Or Jeirish, Gentile, and Mahometan Christianity. Containing The history of the antient Gospel of Barnabas, and the modem Gospel of thc Mahometans, attributed to the same Apostlc : this last Gospel being now lirst made known among Christians. Also, The Original Plan of Christianity occasionally cxjilain'd in the history of thc Nazarens, wherliy diverse Controversies about this divine (but highly perverled) Instilulion inay be happily terminated. With Thc relation of an Irish .Mannscript of liic Four Gospids, as likewisc a Summary of the antient Irish Christianity, and llie reality of the Kcldees (an order of Lay-rcligious) against thc two last Bisliops of Worccstcr. By Mr. Toland.

Intacta cl .\'uva? graves Offeusœ, levis Gralia. Pli", li'j- 1<J- K|à-i. 8.

Ast ego Cœiicolis gralum reor ire per omncs

Hoc oiius, el Sacras pnpulis nolcscerc Lcges. Lucan lili. 10, vir. 197. BKUAHF.. 3'2

London, PrinteJ : And Sold by .1. Drowii without Temitlc-Bar, J. Pioberts ia Warwick-Lane, and J. Brotherton at the Black Bull in Cornhill. 1718. 8". {British Muséum : 699. d. 10./2.)

Pantheisticon : or the Form Of Celebrating the Socratic-Society. Divi ded into Three Parts. Which Conlain, I. The Morals and Axioms of the Pantheists; or the Brolherhood. II. Their Deity and Philosophy III. Their Liberty, and a Law, ueither dcceiving, nor to bc deceive... To \vhich is prefix'd A Discourse upon the Antient and Modem Societies of the Learned, as also upon the Infinité and Eternal L'niverse. And subjoined, A short Dissertation upon a Two-fold Philosophy of the Pantheists, that is to befollowed ; together \vith an Idea of the bcst and niost accomplished Man. Writlen Originally in Latin, by the ingenious Mr. Jolm Toland. And now, for tlie first Time, faithfuUy rendered into English. London: Prinled for Sam. Palerson, at Shakespeafs-Uead, opposite Durham-Yard, in the Strand; and Sold by M. Cooper, in Pater-noster Roiu. 1751. 8". [L'édition originale, qui n'est pas au British Muséum, est de 1720.|

(British Muséum : 2"26. a. 29./2.) TOWNSEND (W. Ch.4.rles).

History of the House of Gommons, from Ihe Gonvention Parliament of

1688-9 to the Passing of the Beform Bill in 1832. By W. Gharlcs

Townsend, Esq.; A. M., Recorder of Macclesfield. London : Henry

Colburn, Publisher, Great Marlborough Street. 1843-i. 2 volumes 8°.

(Bibliothèque nationale : Ng. 234.)

TLTvE (Sir Samuel).

The Adventurcs of Five Hours. A Tragi-Comedy. The Second Edition. Non ego Ventosœ Pleb'is sufj'ragia renor. Horat. Feb. 12. IG62. Imprimatur. John Berkenhead. London, Prinled for Henry Uerrimjman. and are to be soKl at his Shop at llio Sign of the Anchor in Ihc Lower Walk of the New Exchange. ICO t. 4".

(British Muséum : Cli. f. 70.)

Tunbridge.

The Tunbridge-Miscellany : Gonsisting of Poems, etc. Wrilten at Tunbridge-Wells this Summer. By Several Hands.

Carminibus méritas celcbrare Puellas Dos mea. Ovid.

London, Prinled for E. Gurll at the Dial and Bible, against St. Dunslans Ghurch in Fleetstreet. MDCGMI. S".

(British Muséum : 1346. g. 2./7.)

Viiiah.

U/ziah and Jotiiam. A Pocm. Licensod and Entrcd according to Ordcr. Obscuris vera involvens. Virg. .-Encid. 1. 6. London: Printcd for B. Motte, and are to be sold by Bandall Taylor ncar Stationers-llall. 1690. folio. {British Muséum : 043. m. 12. 7.)

YANBRUGH (John).

The Belapsc or Virtue in Danger : Being the Scquel of The Fool in Fashion, A Gomcdy. Acled at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Litne. By the Autiior of a latc Coiaedy Galld The l'rovok'd W'ife. London, Prinled for S. B. and Sold by R. Wellinylon at i\ic Lute, in St. Paul's Church- Yard. 1698. 4^ [Joué en 1697.) {British Muséum : 11775. c.)

Tlic Provok'd Wifc : A Comedy. WriUen hy Mr. Vanbrug. Autlior oftite Relapse. London, Printed in the Year 1710. [Joué en 1697.)

{British Muséum : 642, b. 29./6.)

jEsop. A Comedy. Wilh tlic Addition of A Second Part. Written by Mr. Vanbrug. Printed for T. Johnson. Bookseller at the Hague. MDGCXI. 8^ [Joué en 1697]. {British .Muséum : 642. b. 29./o.)

A Short Vindication of the Relapse and the Provok'd Wife, from Immorality and Prophaneness. By the Author. London : Printed for H. Walwyn, at the Three Legs in the Poultnj, against the Stocks- Market. MDCXCVIII. 8". (British Muséum : 641. e. 1.)

The False Friend, A Comedy. As it is Acted at the Theatre-Roijal in Drury-lane, By His Majesty's Servants. London : Printed for Jacob Tonson, within Gra\fs Inn Gâte, next Graijs Inn Lane. 1702. i".

(British .Muséum: 841. c. 7./8.)

Tlic Provok'd Husband : or A Joumey to London, A Comedy, As it is Acted at the Theatre-Royal, By His Majesty's Servants. Written by the Late Sir John Vanbrugh, and .Mr. Cibber. Vivit Tanquam Vicina Mariti. Juv. Sat. VI. London : Printed for J. Watts, at the Printing- Officc in Wild-Court near Lincolns-Inn Fields. MDCCXXVIII. 8°.

{British .Muséum : 643. h. 5./G.)

Plays, Written by Sir John Vanbrugh. In two volumes. London : Printed for J. Rivington, T. Longman, T. Lowndes, S. Caslon, C. Corbett, S. Bladon, W. Mcoll, T. Evans, and M. Waller. MDCCLXXVI. 12°.