MARTYN (B

The Life of the First Karl of Shaftesbury, from Original documents in possession of the family. By Mr. B. Martyn and Dr. Kippis. Now First Published. Ëdited By G. Wingrove Cooke, Esq. Author of ** Mcmoirs of Lord Bolingbroka. " In two Yolumes. London : Richard Bentley, New Burlington Street. Publisher in Ordinary to His Majesty. 1836. 8^ (Brilith Muteum : 614. g. 25.)

MARTYN (Hbirt).

The British Merchant; or Commerce Preserv'd.'In Three Yolumeg. By Mr. Charles King, Chamher-Keeper io the Treasury, and late of London Merchant. London : Printed for John Darby in BartholomeW' dose, M.DCC.XXY. 8"*. [Bien que sur le titre de cette réimpression Mr. Charles Ring soit indiqué comme l'auteur de The British Merchant^ la préface dit : « The Person to whom our Country is cbiefly obliged for thèse Papers, and who bad the Greatest Uand in tbem, is Henry Martin Esq.; lately deceased, who, for bis great Merit and Abilitics, was raadc Inspector-General of the Exports and Imports.]

(British Muséum : 989. c. t3.)

MARVELL (AMimEw).

Thc Works of Andrew Marvell, Esq. Poetical, Controverslal, and Polit% ' ical, containing Many Original Letters, Poems, and Tracts, never before printed, With a ncw life of the author, By Capt. Edward Thompson... In three volumes. London : Printed for the Editer, by Henry Baldwin, And sold by Dodsley, in Pall-Mall;... MDGCLXXYL

MASSON (David).

Ëssays Biographical and Critical : chiefly on English Poets. By David Masson. A. M. Professor of English Literature in University Collège ^ London. Cambridge : Macmilian and Co. 1856. 8*.

Thc Poetical Works of John Milton : Editedy with Introductiofis, Notes^ and an Essay on Miltmi English, By David Masson, M. A., LL. D.j Professor of Rlicloric and English Literature in the Univenî^ #C Edinburgh. Three volumes. London : Macmilian and Co. 1874. 8^

466 BIBLIOGRAFHIK.

IMd.

The L<^ lledal Vindicalad. A Roem. Crtaeii mkpamdere Kôivt. Imém : PriDted for A. Jmmm§ la QiÊmtCê^mi AUejr. 1682. Mm.

(MIM JtosiMi : tl6M. fX Î-A)

XtZlERES (A.)

Shaksppare, tes œuvrct et ses critiques. Pu* A. NésièrM, ProfesseM' et littérature à la flieulté des lettres de Paris. Devzièaie éditioo. Oainfe eouronné par rAcadémie firaiiçaise. Paris, Charpentier, libtaire-éditeor, S6, Quai de TÊcole. 1665. If.

NÉZIÊRES (M. L.).

Bnejelopédie Morale, ou Choix des Essais du Speetateor» dn BabiOsN et du Tuteur ; tradutts en IhiDcais, par N. L. MdiiAres. Doetour ès- Lettres, ancien professeur de Rhétorique... Paris P. M. Ifauriee, Erue de Sorhonne, n* 5. MDCCCIXVI. S toL 8*.

HILTON (loiH).

Paradise Lost. a Poem Written in Ten Books ^ /oè» JfilfoR. and Entred aocording to Order. LofuCon, Printed, and m to he mU by Peier Parker under Creeà Chnrch neer Alâgd^ ; And 1^ ilikr< Bwlter at the Turkê Heâd in IKiAsfiftf e-etr^el ; Aod ¥ilfiMf Hctter, under SL Dtautam Chureh in fleel^reef, 1667. A*.

(Mltah JTiueiMi : C 14. a. 9.)

Paradise Regain'd. A Poem. In VU Booki, To whieh ia «ddad Smum Âgomûiei. The Author Jokn -MtUcn. London, Printed bj /. Jf. ftr Jofm Stêrkqf at the Jfiire in Fkeitire^, near Temple Bar. MDCÛjU. 6*. IBrUiA Mu$eum : 684. d. tL)

Paradise Lost. A Poem in Twelve Books. The Authour Jokn ifSttsa. adom*d with Sculptures. Lotidon^ Printed by MUes FUsker^ for /ccsà Tonson, at the Judge*8 Head in Chaticery-lane near Fleei-^tnd. llDCLXXWni. folio. (BrUith Unteum : 11607. k. 6.)

MINTO (WiLUAM).

English Men of Letters Editcd by John Morley. Daniel Defoe By WiUian Minto. London Macmillan and Go. 1879. 1 vol. if».

Mohodu,

The Town-Rakes or The Frolicks of the Mohockt or HawkubUes. With an Account oftheir Frolicks last Night and at several other Times; shcwing how they slit the Noses of several Men and Women, aad wounded othcrs : Several of which were taken up last Nigfat by Ihe Guards, and Cominitted lo several Prisons, the Guards being drawa out to disperse them. 1712. folio.

{British Muséum : 816. m. 19y74.)

MONTAGU (Laoy Mary Wortley).

The Letters and Works of Lady Mary Wortley Moiilagu. Kdited by her Great-Grandson Lord Whamclifle. Third édition, with additions and rurrections dcrived froin the original manuscripls, illustralive notes, aiid a iiew Memoir By W^Moy Thomas. In two volumes. London : Henry G. Bohn, York Street, Covent Garden. MDCGCLXI. 8^.

MONTAGDK (Charles). Foyes Prior.

MOTTEUX (Peter Anthony).

Beauty in Distress. A Tragedy. As it is Acted at the Théâtre in LitUe LincolnS'lnn-Fields, By His Majesty*8 Servants. Written by Mr. Motteux. With a Discourse of the Lawfulness and Unlawfulnesê of Playi^ Lately written in French by the Learned Father Caffàro, Divinity- Professor at Paris. Sent in a Letter to the Author, By a Divine of the Church of England. London, Printed for Daniel Brown, at the Black Swan and Bible without Temple-bar; and Rich. Parker at the Unicam under the Piazza of the Royal Exchange, 1698. 4**.

{British Muséum : 841. c. 8./12.)

IIULGRAVE (Earl of). Voye* Sheffield (John).

Mutes Mercury {The).

The Muses Mercury : or the Monthly Miscellany. Consisting of Poems. Prologues, Songs, Sonnets, Translations, and othor Curions Pièces, Never before Printed. By The Earl of Roscomman, Mr. Dryden, Dr. G — thj N. Tate, Esquire. Mr. Dennis, Dr. N — n, Capt. Steel^ Mr. ManninÇf etc. To which is added An Account of the Stage, of the New Opera*s and Plays that hâve been Acted, or are to be Acted tliis Season; And of the New Books relating to Poetry, Criticism, etc. lately Publish*d. For tlie Montli of January. To bc continued Monthly. Ex Quovis Ligno noti fit Mercurius. London, Printed by /. //. for Andrew Bell, at the Crots Keys and B'éle in Cornhill^ near Stocks- Market, 1707. \\ {Bntish Muséum : P. P. 5126. c.)

NKAL (Daniel).

The History of the Puritans or Protestant Non-Conformists, from the Reformation to the Death of Queen Elizabeth : With An Account of Iheir Principles; their Attempts for a furthor Reformation in the Cihurch; their SufTerings; and the Lives and Characters of their principal Divines. By Daniel Ncal> M. A. Now ail thèse Things hap^ pened unto them for Ensamples; And they are written for our Admonition. I. Cor. X. II. London : Printed for Richard Hett, at the Bible and Crown in the PouUry. M.DCG.XXXII. Le second volume, daté M.DCC.XXXIII, va '' from the Death of Queen Elizabeth to the Beginning of the Civil War in the Year 1642 ** et a pour épigraphe : But if ye bite and devour one another, take heed ye be not c(m» sumed one of another. Gai. Y. 15. Le troisième volume, daté M.DCC.XXXYI, va '' from the Beginning of the Civil War in the Year 1642. to the Death of King Charles I. 1648. ** et a pour épigraphe : Think not that I am corne to send Peace on Earth, I came not to send Peace but a Sword, Matth. X, 34. Le quatrième volume, daté M.DCC.XXXYIIl., va '* trom the Death of King Charles I. to the Act of Toleration by King William and Queen Mary, in the Year 1689 *' et a pour épigraphes : This know alsOy that in the last Days perilous Times shall corne, 2 Tim. III. 1. They shall put you out of the Synagogues; yea, the Time cometh, that whosoever kUleth you wUl think that he doth God Service, John XYI. 2. 4 vol. 8*.

' (Bntish Muséum : 488. b. 7-10.)

NEWCASTLE (DoKE OF). Voye* Cavbndish.

NIGHOLS (John).

Literary Anecdotes of the Eighteenth Century Comprizing Biographical

470 BIBLIOOnAPHIK.

Memoin oT Willitm Bowyer» Printer, F. S. A. and flunjr «riiii iMnei fliêiHit ; an ineidenitl mw of Um prtgrii and MifucMMiit «T litintim in thU kingdooi darinf tiie lait cantury; and Bkgnphied Antodatit of a «onsidarablt naml^ oT aminanl Write» and iafenioiis Aniita f with a f«ry oopioui iadei. W$ lahn Hichola F. •« A. in fii talttOMt. London. Printed Ibr the aatlKir liy 11 labola, non, aad ianllejr, at Ciocro*! haad Red Llon-|MMage, naal tiraat 181t. •••

IfORTH (THI HOROUIÀBLI Roou).

BêÊumm : ar, an Snqulnr tnio tha Crédit and Teraaity ai a PreUmàd Complète Hiiiory; thewing The Penrene and Wicked Deaign of it, and the Uany Falsitiei and Abuiea of Tntth éontalttad lil il. TmelWr with Bome Memoin Occationally inserted. AU tandinf ta TÎndiaatetha lonour of the lato King Ckuiei the Second» and bia ttai^y Raigi, firom the inteaded Aipenkmt of that Foal Pem, Qj the Banaurahle Bfiger Nortk, Siq.; Londan^ Printed for Fletchar Cylaa againit Gray'«o/mi Gâte in Mbom. MIK:CXI«. A*.

(MltiA MuêÊUm : 1077. d.)

tba Lifb Of the HonanraMe Sir Dndley Rnlh, RnS GonmiaaliNNr of the dutanu, and afterwardt of the TVof niry to hto Mnlaaty King CAariei the Second. And of the Honourahie and Rofereod Dr. Jabn Nerth, Natter of TVifiify CoUegê in CmuMiffê, and CriiA Pfotiiioi , Prebeod of WeKiriiiuler, and lometime Cierk of the Qoiet ta tha aaaie Riaf Ckarle$ the Second. By the Honourabic Roger Nortk^ Eaq. ; Ai coaipiectitur quitus ip$e interfuit, Cic de Leg. Lib. I. Umdon^ Printed for the Editor, And sold by John Whiston, at Mr. Boyl6*a Head il fteei'itreei. MDGCUIV. i\ (BritUh Mueeum : 706. f. LA)

OLRHAM (John).

Th(! Compositions in Prose and Verse of Mr. John Oldham. To wlticii are addcd memoirs of his life, and explanatory notée upon some obscure passages of liis writings. By Edward Thompson. Farcvrcl, too littlo «ml too latcly known, Whoin I began to think and call roy own : For aura our Soûls were near ally'd, and Ihino Caat in the aanie poetic llould with mine.

In thrce volumes. London : Printed for W. Fleiuiey, oppoaita GrayV Inn Gatc, Holborn. MDGCLXX. 8*.

(Bntish Muséum : 11600. a. 96-8.)

OLDYS (William). Voye* Lancbaine.

OBRERY (Earl or>. Voye* BoYle (Roger).

OTWAY (Thomas).

Alcibiades. A Tragedy, Acted al the Duke's Théâtre. Writlen by Tho. Ottitay. Laudetur ab his Culpetvr ab Ulis. Horat : Serm : lAb, Ist. 8at. 2. London : Printed for William Cademan at the sign of the Popes iiead in the Lower Walk of the Ntw-Ejcchanffe in the Strand, 1675. A\ (Dritish Muséum: 644. h. 75.)

Don Carlos Prince of Spain A Tragedy. As il was Acted at the Duke's Thcntro. Writlen by Tho. Otway. PHncipibus pldcuiue Virie non al* tima Laus est. Hor. The Fourth Edition Corrected. Licensed, lune 15. 1670. Hoger LEstrunge, London : Printed for R. Bentley al the Post-House in Russel- Street, in Covent-Garden. 1695. À*. |La plèeea

été jouée en 1676 ; Tédition ci-dessus est la plus ancienne qui soit au British Muséum,] {British Muséum : 644. b. 73.)

Titus and Bérénice, À Tragedy, Acted at the Duke*s Théâtre. Witb a

Farce called the Gheats of Scapin. By Tho. Otwatj.

Grandi» Oratio non est Turgida

Sed Naturali pulchritudlne exsurgit. Pet. Arb.

Licensed Fehr. the 19"» i&l^/l. Roger L'Estrange, london : Printed for

Richard Tonson at his Sbop under Grays-Inn^Gate, next Grays-Inn-

Lane. 1677. 4". {British Muséum : 1346. e.)

Friendship in Fashion. A Gomedy, As it is Acted at his Royal Highness the Dukes Théâtre. Written by Thomas Otway. Archilochum Rabies armavit lambo. Licensed May 31. 1678. Roger VEstrange. London, Printed by E. F. for Richard Tonson, at bis Sbop witbin Grays-Inn^ GatCy next Grays^Inn-Lane. 1678. 4".

{BrUish Muséum : 644. h. 76.)

The Orphan : or, the Unhappy-Marriage : A Tragcdy, As it is Acted At His Royal Highness The Duke*s Théâtre. Written by Tho. Otway,

Qui Pelago crédit magno, se fœnore tollit ;

Qui Pu^nas et Cattra petit, prœeingitur Auro ;

Vilie Adulator picto jacet Ebriue Ottro;

Bt qui toUicitat ffuptat, ad prœmia peeeat :

Sola pruinotit horret Faeundia pannis,

Atque inopi lingua dtterttu invocat Artes. Petron. Arb. Sat.

London, Printed for R. Bentley and M, Magnes, in Russel-Street in Covent-Garden, 1680. A\ {BntUh Muséum : 1346. e. 8.)

The History and Fall of Gains Marins. A Tragedy. At it is Acted at the Theatre-Royal. By Thomas Otway, Qui color AWus erat nunc est contrarius Albo. London, Printed for R, Bentley in RusseMreet, Cwent'Garden, 1692. 4". (Joué en 1680.)

{Bntish Muséum : 644. h. 81.)

The Poets Gomplaint of his Muse ; Or, A Satyr against Libells. A Poem. By Thomas Otway. Si quid habent veri vatum prasagia, vivam. London, Printed for Thomas Norman, at the Pope*s Head in Fleetstreet near Salisbury^ Court, 1680. 4«.

(Bntish Musêum : 11626. d. 45.)

The Souldiers Fortune : A Gomedy. Acted by their Royal Higbnesses ServanU At the Duke's Théâtre. Written by Thomas Otway. Quem recitas meut est 0 Fidentine libellus, Sed maie eum recitas incipit esse tuus.

London, Printed for R. Bentley and M. Magnes, at the Post-House in Russel-Street in Covent-Garden, 1681. 4'.

(British Muséum ; 1346. e. 10.)

Venice Preserv'd, or, A Plot Discover'd. A Tragedy. As It is Acted at the Duke's Théâtre, Written by Thomas Otway. London, Printed for J, Hindmarsh at the 8ign of the Black Bull, over against the Royal Exchange in ComhUl. 1682. 4^ (British Muséum : 644. h. 77.)

Tbo Epilogue. Written byMr. Otway to his Play ealVdy tniee Prcsenr'd, or a Plot Discover'd ; spoken upon his Royal Highness thé Duke of ïork's Corning to the Théâtre, Friday, April 2!. 1682. Printed for Joseph Hindmarsh at the Black Bull in ComhiU. 1682. folio.

{British Muséum : 644. 1. 20./8.)

The Atheist : or The Second Part of the Souldiers Fortune. Acled at tfle Duke's Théâtre. Written by Tho. Otway.

Hic notter Authoret (sic) habet; Quorum œmulari exoptat negUgentiam Poiiut, quam ittorum obscuram diligenliam, Dehinc ut quietcant porré moneo, et desinant MaUdicere, malefacta ne noicafit tua. Terencc.

London, Prinled for R. Bentley ^ and /. Tonson^ in Ruêsel-street io Coveni'Garden^ and at the Judges Head in Chancery'Lane, near FMslreet. MDCLXXXIV. A\ (Bntuh Muséum : SU h. 79.)

The Works of Mr. Thomas Otway; In three volumes. Consisting of his Plays, Poems, and Letters. London : Printed for C. Hitch and L Hawes, D. Browne, H. Lintot, J. and R. Tonson, J. Uodges, C. Bathurst, J. Bhndley, G. Gorbet, T. Waller, A. Strahan, and T. Longman. MDCCLVIl! %\

PACK (Richardson).

Miseellanies in Verse and Prose.

Si qui* tamevlhœc quoque, $i qui* Captut amore leget. Virgil.

The Second Edition. London : Printed for Ë. Curll in Fteet-itrml M.DGG.XIX. %". (Le nom de Tauteur se trouve au bas de la dédicace de rouvrage.) [British Muséum : 11631. d. 39.)

A New Collection of Miseellanies in Prose and Verse. Quod si non iûe tantus fructus ostenderetur, et si ex his studiis detectatio sola petê' retur; lamen ut opinor, hanc animi remissionem, humanissimatu, ac liberalissimam judicaretis. Nam cetera neque temporum sunt, mqu œtalum omnium, neque locorum. Ilœc studia adolescentiam alrtnl, seneclutem oblectant, secundas res ornant^ adversis perfugium, ac solatium prœbtnt ; délectant domi, non impediurU foris, pemocisnt nobiscum, peregrmantur, rusticantur. Cicero Orat. pro Archia PœU. Multa satis lusi. Non est Dea luscia nostri,

Quœ dulcem curis misent amaritiem. Catull.

Lond9n : Printed for E. Curll, in the Strand. MDCCXXV. 8^.

(Drilish Muséum : il 631. c. 3:].) Panegyrick.

A Panegyrick On the Author of Afcsoiom(sic) and i4cAi<<>p/iW, occasioned by his former writing of an Elegy in praise of Oliver Cromivel, latel^ Beprinted. Reprinlcd in the Year MDCLXXXll. folio.

{British Muséum : 807. g. 5./19.)

PEPYS (Samuel).

Diary and Correspondence of Samnel Pepys, F. R.S. Secretary to the Admirally in the Reigns of Charles 11. and Jatnet II. With a Life and Notes by Richard Lord Braybrooke. The Third Edition, Considerabh enlargod. Five Volumes. London : Henry Colburn, Publisher, Grcal Marlborough Street. 1848. S*.

Diary and Correspondence of Samuel Pepys, Esq. F. R.S. from his MS. cypher in the Pepysian Library, with a Life and Notes by Riehard Lord Braybrooke. Deciphered, With additional noies, bj Rev. llTnors Bright, M. A. Président and Senior Fellow of Magdalene Collège, Cambridge. With numerous portraits from the Collection in the Pepvsian

Library, printed in permanent Woodburytype. London : Bickers and Son, 1, Leicester Square. 1875. 5 vois. 8".

{Bniish Muséum : 10854. ff.)