RALPH

Jhe Caae of Auihors by Profession or Trade, Stated. With Regard

BlBLIOGRAPHIl!:. 477

Bookselicrs, the Stage, and the Public. No Matter by Whom. // ne s'agit pas de faire lire^ mais de faire penser. L'Espril des Loix, I. Part. p. 183. London : Printed for R. Griffiths, Bookseller, in Pater" noster-Row. MDCCLVIII. 8". {British Museum^: 516. c. 40.) ..

RAPIN DE Thoyras.

The History of Kngland. Writtcn in French by M' Jlapiii éo Thoyraf. Translatcd into English With Addilionai 'Notes, by X. TimM» M. A. Vicar of GreatWalthàm in Essex. The Second Edition. Loirion f - Printed for James, John and Paul Knapton, at Ihe Crown in Ludlgalestreet, near the West-End of St. PauFs. MDGGXXXIII. folio.

{British Muséum : â070. fi.) *

RAVAISSON (François).

Archives de la Bastille. Documents Inédits recueillis et publiés par François Ravaision... Règne de Louis XIV (1687 à \eS&)\ vol. IX. * Paris, 1877. S\

RAYENSCROrr (Edward).

The Citizen turn*d Gentleman : a Comedy. Acted at the Duke's Théâtre, By Edw. Havenscroft. Cent. London^ Printed for Thomas, Bring, dX the Yihite-Lyon next Chanetry-Lane end in Fleetstreet. 1672. 4".

{Bntish Musmm ;1346.c. 16.)

The Careless Levers : A Comedy Actcd at the Duke*s Théâtre. Writtéa by Edward Havenscrofts (sic). Cent. London: Printed for WiÙiam Cademan, at the Popes Head in the Lower Wulk ia the New Exchange. 1673. 4». {British Muséum : 1346. e.)

Scaramouch a Philosopher, Harlequin a School-Boy, Bravo, Merchant/.* . and Magician. A Comedy Afler the itallaa Manner acted al the ) Theatre-Royal. Written by Mr. Edward Ravenscroft. Spe Incerià cerlum mihi laborem sustuli. Terent. in Hccyram. Priatcd for Robert *.* Sollers at the Flyiog Horse, in St. Pauls Church-yard. MDCLXXVil. l\ • ■

[British Musetm ; 841 . it 23.) ' ." . *

The London Cuckolds. A Comedy; As it is A<;led atThe Duke't Théâtre. •.,. By Edward Ravenscroft, Cent. Lêndon, Printed for Jçs. Ui^marsh * ' /at the Sign of the Black-Bull near the Royal-Exchangc in OamhiD* AfMO Dom. 168â. 4\ (British Muséum ; 1346. e. 14.) « «..

Dame Dobson : or, The Cunning Woman. A Comedy As it is 4cled H The Dukes Théâtre, By Edward Ravenscroft y GenL London, Moted for Joseph Himtmarshy BookseU^r to Ilis Royal Highncss, at ihe Black Bull ïn CornhUl. 1684. 4". {Brilish Muséum, : 644. f. 31^.)

Titus Andronicus, or the Râpe of Lavinia. Actcd atllie ThentoKqiull, A Tragedy, Alter'd froni Mr. Shakespears Works» By Mr*. Edw. Ravenscroft. Licensed, Dec. 21. 1686. R.L.S* L^n^lon, PhiUed by /. B. for J. Hindmarsh, at the Oolden-Ball in €ornhU}, over against the Royal Exchange. 4*" Ijoué en 1687.)

(Britûth Muséum : 644. f. 50.) . .

The Canterbury Guests; or A Bargain Broken» A Comedy. Acted atThe * Theatre-Royal. Written by Mr. Edward Ravenscroft, Lonâon, Printed ^ for Daniel Brown at the £fi6(c.Without Tempi^B^rr; aôd Johf^^Wal"

4TI blBLIOORA^mK.

Utoe, at bis ihop in Vinê4:9uH, IMtt«-l^«wte. 1695. 4i*. (Joué ea I6M.I (BriHtk Ëhmmm : M4. f. 34.)

RAY (iou).

Tbe WMdom of God, Manifeited in the Works of'tha Création. Beiof Ihe Substance of aome common Places delirered in Ihe Chiypel if lytniiy-Céttafa in (km^ridge. Bj Jolm iiay, M. A. sMiieUnMs Pfltov of that, and now of tbe Aoyel Soeietg. Lemiom : Printad for Samad ANtM.aitiia Priiiecf Hmif in 8. Fmik Cbucb-Tard. 1881. 8*.

(MIM JteMMi .' 700K. a^a. 5.)

BEFORMATION.

An Account of the Societies for hefofmMiUmê of Moamen^ in Enfiial and Ireland. Witha PertnasiTe to Persons of ail Ranka» le ka ImXwm ■nd Diligent in Promoting tbe £yactttion ef the Lawa afainat Pr»pfcaiMmtt and Ikk§mickerji^ for tbe Kflectiac A NêiimuU Bufomm' f ion. Publifhed with the Approbation of a GMUîdenbla Mamber if the Lordi Sm^*^ ^<i Ten^jwralt and Honourable Jwdgti of botk Kingdoms. The Third Edition. Who ii on Ui€ Lgrf9 oU^ M Ami aoM Mifo Mcf Exod. ^ ^. Wko wiU rim up wUk wm o^ÊrnU Oe Wicicadf Or uiAo tM'tt faAe my jmtI «fatiyC Oe Smi dotnf PiaL M. 1$. N. Tr. Lfmion, Printed for B. A^mtr and BeU^ in CêmkiU; D.flfVwnwitbout Templ^Bâor; T.Parkkunt/mChetipnde;J. Aokmea, D. jriduim/er and 7. LetyA, and A. 5ym|woii, in 8t. PtiuVÊ-Chunlk' Ywré; f . GoADin and W. Ao^sr*, in Plaet^frael; /. IVallbaa, in the TemfU; h. Hummm^ at JMncalW'lnii; 5. JVieyrM, al (^ayt-Ma- Me in IMiovm, and /. Fom, In Watlméitater-iMI. 1700. For tbe more gênerai Benafit of the Publick, this Book ia Sohl at One Shilling BouQd. 8*. (Brituk Mtueum : Gai. F. f. 858. d.)

The Fifth Edition. London, Printed by J, Douming, in BarMomew- Clou ncar Wett-^mithfdd : And are to be Sold by bim, and D. Broum^ Bookieller, without TempU-Bar. 1701. IS*.

{BrU%$h Muêewn : 71f . d.)

il Help to a National Heformation, Containiiig Au Abstract of the Penal-Laws against Prophanencfts and Vice. A Form of the Warrants istued oui upon OfTiMidcrs against the said Laws. Directions to lofe* rior Omcers in tiic Execution of ttieir Office. Prudential Rules for the giving of Informations to the Magistrates in thèse Cases. A spécimen of au Agrccuicnt for the Forming of a Society for Refonnêtkm of Manners in any City, Town, or larger Village of the Kingdom. And Hcr Msg'esty's Proclamation for Prerenting and Punisbing Immo» ralily and Prophaucncss ; and the late Act of Parliament against pro« phanc Swearing and Cursing. To which is added, An Account of the Progress of the Reformation of Manners in England and ireUmd, and othcr parts of the World. With Reasons and Directions for our Engaging in this Glorious Work. And the Spécial Obligations of Magistrates To be diligent in the Execution of the Penal-Laws against Pro- . phaucncss and Debauchery, for the Effecting of a National Reformationi As aiso, somc (>)n8iderations oflered to such unhappy Persons as arc guilly of pruphanc Swearing and Cursing, Drunkenncss, and Uncleanncss* and are not past Counsel. Printed for ihe Base of Magiiiralei, Blinisters, and Inferior O/ficers, afid the Direction and Eh' couragement of rivale Persons, who in any part of the Kingdom^

are engagea in ihe Gloriow Work of Reformation or are ReUgiously disposed ta contribute their Sndeavours for the Promoting of it, The Fiflh Edilion wilh great Addilions. London, Printed and sold by Joseph Downing in Bartholomeiv-Closey near West-Smithlield, 1706. 12*. (Bibliothèque de l'auteur.)

A Letter to a Minister of tbe Church of Ëngland, Concerning the Societies for Reformation of Manners. London : Printed and Sold by Joseph Douming in Bartholomeiv-Closet near West-Smithfield, 1710. 4".

{Bntish Muséum: 13. H. H. k. 10./680.)

Remarks.

Some remarki upon Mr, CoIlier*s Defence of his Short View of the English Stage, etc., in Vindication of Mr. Congreve, etc. In a Letter to a Friend. London : Printed for A. Baldwin, near the Oxford Arms, in Warwick-Lane. 1698. 8». (British Bfuseum : 641 . b. 38.)

RÉMUSAT (Charles de).

L'Angleterre au dix-huitième siècle. Etudes et portraits pour servir à rhistoire du gouvernement anglais depuis la fin du règne de Guil* laume III, par M. Charles de Rémusat. Paris, Didier et C, libraireséditeurs, 35, Quai des Augustins. 1856. t volumes 8^

RERESBY (Sir John).

The Memoirs of Sir John Reresby of Thrybergh, Bart. M. P. for York, etc. 1634-1689. Written By Himself, Edited from the Original Manuscript By James J. Cartwright, M. A. Cantab. Of U. M. Public Record Office Author of ** Chapters of Yorkshire History ". London : Longmans, Greea, AodCo, 1875. 8".

Révolter.

The Révolter. A Trage-Gomedy Acted between the Hind and Panther, aud Religio Laici, etc. London^ Printed in tlie Yeiir 1687. 4"

[Bibliothèque de V auteur,)

ROCHESTËR (Earl of) Voye% Wilmot (John).

Romulus,

Romulus and Hersilia; Or, The Sabine War. A Tragedy Acted at the Dukes Théâtre. Militai omnis Amans y et habet sua Castra Cupido. Ovid. Londonj Printed for D. Brown, at the Black-Swan and Bible vrithout Temple-Bar, and T. Benskin in St. Brides Church-yard, Fleet-street. 1683. 4v (British Muséum : 643. d. 59.)

ROSCOMMON (Earl of) Voye* Dillon (Wentworth.)

ROWE (Nicholas).

Tamerlane. A Tragedy. As it is Acted At the New Theater in Little Lincoln's-Inn-Fields. By His Majesty's Servants. Written by AT. Rowe

Esq;

Magntts ai attnm Fulminât Euphraten beUo, Victor que volent es Per Populos iat jura, viainq; affectât Olympo. Virj^. Georg. 4.

London, Printed for Jacob Tonson, within Gray^s-lnn-Gate, ncxt Gray'^Itm-Lane. 1702. A\ (British Muséum : 841 . c. 8./1.)

Ulysses : A Tragedy. As it is Acted at the Queen*s Théâtre in the Uay-

là-"

Market. By Her Migeaty*! Swom Senrmnto. Written by N. Raw€, SluUorum Rtium €t Pvfuiorum C&ntkui mëtuê-^ Rumu qmU VirUu, et §nU SapUniim poÊêit UtUê fr^poinit NMi iSimpUr Ulifêtêm.

Hont. Epitt. Ub. L Bpbt. 8.

LmdOHf Printed for Jaeab Tomom, wHhin Grayê-Inn Gâte nezt GrajH Ion Lane. 1706. i*. (BrUUh Mmeum : 11773. g. i.)

The Royal ConverL A Tragedy. Written by Micholas Rowe, Eaq; La»éëtur et Algei, LandoH : Priuted for Jacob Tonson in the Strmti. MDGGlllV. 8* (C'est réditioa la plus ancienne que j*aie troufée aa fià^uh Muiemn; la pièce a été jouée en 1707]. * ^ (Bntiik Muêeum : 1 1775. b.)

The Tragedy of Jme Skon. Written in Imttatioa of 8hakespear*s Style. By N. RùWôt JEsq.

ConitUB «H ftittimui OU Beêpotiiet Cmri$» Virg .

The Second Edition 'Londm : Printed for BemarJ Lintott, m the Crêw Kefi, between the Two TempMkAet^ Fleei-stroet. 1714. li* (Le Brituh MuMmm ne possède pas la l*** édition ; la pièce a été jooée ea 1714] . {Briiuk Muieum : 11775. aaa.)

Pocms on Several Occasions. By N, Rowe Esq; Printed for E. Carll at the Dial and Bible against S*. DwuUm'i Ghurch in Fleet-stied. 1714. 4*. {BriUih Muieum : 11643. b. b. b. 90.)

Ode for the the New Year HDGCIVI. ^y N. Rowe^ Esq; Serrant to Hii ■ajesty.

Cuitode rerum Cœiare, n&n furar Civilit, aut vit eximet otium :

Non ira qiut prœudU entei.

Et mittrat inimicat urbet, Hor. Lib. 4. (Me IS.

Lonilon : Printed for /. Tonson, at Shakespear'ê^Headf OTcragainst Càtherine^street in the Strand. 1716. folio.

(British Muséum: 64]. ni. l:)./ll.)

The Works of Nicholas Rowe, Esq.; London : Printed for H. Lintot, J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper. MDCGLXVII. t volumes if.

Roxburghe Collection.

Ancien t Songs and Ballads ; Written on Various Subjects, and Pnnted bctwcen the Years MI)LX and MDCG. Ghiefly Gollected by Robert Eaii of Oxford, And purchased at the Sale of the late Mr. West's Library, in the Year 1773. Encreascd byscveral Additions... London, Arranged and Bound in the Year 1774. 2 vol. folio.

{British Muséum : G 20. f.) RYMER (Thomas).

The Tragédies of The last Age Gonsider'd and Ëxauiin*d By tlie Praclîce of the Ancien ts, and hy the Gommon sensé of ail Ages, in a LeUer to Fleeiwood Shepheard, £sq; By Thomas Kymer, of Grayê^lnn, Esquirc.

Clamant periitse pudorem* Cuncti pené patres ; ea quum reprehendert coner Qua gravis .€sopns, quœ doctus Roscius egit. Hor. London^ Printed for Richard Tonson at his Shop under Grays-Inn Gale, next (;raj/s-/nn. {1678] 8". (British Mu9eum : 641. b. â5.)

A Short View of Tragedy; ll's Original, Excellencijy and Corruption. With some Reflections on Shakespear^ and other Practitioners for the Stage. By Mr. Rymer, Servant to their Majesties. Hodieque manent vestigia ruris, Hor. London, Printed and are to be sold by Richard Baldwiny near the Oxford Arms in Wartvick-Lane, and at the Black Lyon in Fleetstreety bclween the two Temple-Gates. 1693. 8».

(British Muséum : 239. e. 23.)