TAINE (H
Hiatoire de la Littératore AngUiie par H. Taine. Paria, Haebette et Gi^ 1863. i folnmea 8*.
TATE (Nàbdii).
Brutua of Alba : or, tiie Enebanted Lover». A Trafedy. Aoted at tbe Dulie*B Théâtre. Written by N. Tate. StqÊt ni le mtr«ter TWk. Labaret, Hor. Licenied /ift% 15. 1678. Ro§er L'Esirtmge, Lomêmi, Printed for fi. F. for/coo6 ToMimt at tiie Signof the Jm^'êHeain Clumcer^LMie, near Flêêê-Stnei. 1678. 4^.
{BrUiih Mmanm : 644. L 5&)
Tbe History of i(ing Lear. Acted at the Duke*B Théâtre. Reviv^d witt Altérations. Bj J¥. Tête. lÀmém, Printed for E. Ftether^ and are !• be aold by A. Benflay, and M. Magn^ in Antiei-ifreel near ùmed- Garém, 1681 . 4^. (Uri/ii^ Ummum : 841 . d. 89./7.)
Tbe Biêtory of King Atcftard The Second Acted at tbe Théâtre Ropl. Under the Marne of Jlhe SkiUmi Umrper, With a Prefklory ^^le m Vindieation of the Author. Occaskp'd bj the Prohibition of thia PIff oa the Stage. By N. TaU. iwUtut utwié^ Puer? Hor. LtmtUm^ Printed fiir Richard Tonwn, and Jêooh Tontoii, at Grajfê'lnn Gâte, and at ike Judges-Head in Chtmcery^Lane near Fleet-Ureeê. 1681. 4*.
(BrUuh Mmemn : 644. i. 60.)
The Ingratitude of a Common-Weaith ; or, the Fall of Gaina MartiiH Coriolanus. As it is Acted at the Theatre-Royal. By N. Tate.
Ilonoratum ti forte reponit AchiUem, Impiger, IracundtUt Inexorabilii, Acer, Jura neget sibi nota, nihil non arroget Armit. Hor.
London, Printed by T. W. for Joseph Hindmarsh, at the Black-Bull in Comhill. 1682. 4«. (BntiHh Muséum : 644. f. G6.)
On llie Sacrcd Memory Of Our Late Sovereign : With a Congratulation Tu His Présent Majcsty.
Non déficit Alter Aureut,
Written by N. Taie. London, Printed by /. Playford, for Henry Ploffford, near the remp/e-Church : 1685. folio.
{British Muséum : 1347. m.)
Guckolds-Haven : or, an Alderman No Conjuror. A Farce. Acted at tiie Queen^s Théâtre in Dorset Garden, By N. Tate. London, Printed for c //. and arc to be sold by Edward PooU, next door to the Fleece Tavern in Comhill. 1685. 4*. (British Muséum : 614 i. 61.)
A Duke and no Duke a Farce. As it is 4cted by Their Majcsties Servants. Written by N, Tate. With The scveral Songs set to Music, With tliorow Basses for the Theorbo, or Basse Viol. London, Printed for Henry Bonwicke, at the Iled-Lyon in St. Pauls Ghurch-Yard . 1685. 4*.
(British Muséum : 644. i. 6t.)
A Pocui. Occaaioncd by the Late Discontenti and Disturbauccs in the
State. With Reflections upon the Rise and Progress of Priesi-Grafl.
Written by N. Taie,
Liberiua si
Dixero quid, si forte Joeosius, Hoc mihi juris
Cum Venia dabis* Uor.
Vincit Amor Palriœ. Virç.
London : Prinicd for Richard Baldwin^ ncar the Oxford-Arms in Warwick'Lane. MDCXCI. folio. (British Muséum : 840. m. 20.)
Mausolœum : A Funeral Poem On our late Gracions So^ereign Quccn Mary, Of Biessed Memory. By N. Tate, Servant to Mis ^fajesty. London: Prinled for B. Aylmer, at the Three Pigeons against St. Dunstands Gburch in Fleet-street. And R. Baldwin^ near the Oxford- Arnis in Warwick-Lane. 16'J5. folio.
{British Muséum : 643. 1. 25./!2.)
A Congratulatory Poem On the New Parliament Assembled On This Great Gonjuncture of Affairs. By N. Tate, Esq; Poct-Laureat to His Majesty. London : Printed for W. Rogers, at the Sun against St. Dunstah's Gburch in Fleetstrect, MDGGI. folio.
(British Muséum : 1347. m.)
The Triumph of Union : With the Muse's Address For the Gonsummation of it in the Parliament of Great Britain. Written by Mr. Tate Poet- Lauréat to Her Majesty. London : Printed in the Year 1707. i**.
{British Muséum: 11 O.IO. c. 5./7.)
A Gongratulatory Poem To His Royal Highness Prince George of Denmark, Lord lîigh Admirai of Great Britain. Upon the Glorious Succosses at Sea. By N. Tate, Esq; Poct- Lauréat lo Her Majesty. London : Printed by H. Meere, for J. B. and sold by R. Burrough and J. Baker, at the Sun and Moon in Comhill; and J. Morphew, near Stationers- Hall. 1708. folio. (British Muséum : 79. h. 13.)
An Entire Set of The Mon! tors. Intended for the Promoting of Religion and Virtuc, and Suppressing of Vice aud luimorality. Gontaining Forly One Puems on Several Subjects, In Pursuance of Her Majesty's Most Gracious Directiom. Perform'd by Mr. Tate, Poet Lauréat to Her Miijcsly, Mr. Smith, and Olhers. This Undertaking was Encourag*d by the Subscription of the foUowing Gentlemen of the Glergy (besides That of Many of the Nobiiity, and great Numbcrs of the Gentry) His Grâce my Lord Arch-Blshop of York, my Lord Bishop of Lincoln, my Lord Bishop of St. Davids, my Lord Bishop of Gloucester, Dr. Moss, Dean of Ely, Dr. Brailsford, Dean of Wells, Dr. WilliamSt Dr. Bedfourd, Dr. Brown, Dr. Fog, Dr. Pelling, Dr. Bray, Dr. Hoadley, Dr. Blake, Dr. Ilunt, Dr. King, Dr. Waugh, Dr. Wells, Dr. Only, Dr. IJeath, with about Fifly more of that Révérend Order. N. B. When the Authors had publish'd thèse Twenty One Papers, they were obligM (by bcing cngag'd in other AfTairs) to décline further proceeding in Ihis Undertaking. folio. (British Muséum : 643. m. Iâ./i4.)
A Poem Sacred to the Glorious Memory of Her Late Majesty Queen Anne. By N. Tate, Esq; Poet Lauréat lo King William, Queen Mary, Queen Anne, and to His présent Majesty, tili the Day of his Decease. Printed in the Year MDCCXVI. 8^
(British Muséum : 11 631. c. 03.)
\oyei DRYDEif (John) The seconil Part of Absalom and Achitophel,
TEMPLE (Sir ITiuiÂi).
The Works of Sir W^X&am Temple, Bart. la Two Yoliiiiies. To wliieh is Prefiz*d Some Aecoiiiit of the Life and Wrilings of ihe Àuthor. Umdon : Printed for il. CkMrckiU^ T. Goodunn^ J. KmpUm, R. SmHk, B. Tooke, J. Aoimtf, /. Timton, 0. Uoyd, W, Mertê. T. Woadmvi and F. Ck^. MDGCll. foUo. (BrUiOi MM9eMm : «M. h. 10.)
THORNBURY (WALTsa).
Haunted London, hj W. Thombory. lUutirÊUd fty F. W, FmrMl, F. 5* A. London : Honl and Blaekett» Pabliihert, SoecaMon to Henry Colbum, 18. Graat Marlbonnifh Street. 1865. 8*.
TLGRELL (Thomas).
A Poem To His Exeeliency The Lord Priery-Seal, on the Pntped of Peoee. By Mr. nOseU.
Sêcerdoë FrofUU tuper Ifitram fttUei imignit 0U9m. Ittrf^, . .
Londcn : Printed for /. Tomon, at Skakeipeafi-lhitié0^-ê9^uA Catherine-ttreet in the Strmd, 1713. folio. . '; ^'» ' •"
(BrUish Mu$ewn: eit$f,%^./i.)
Epistle firom A Lady in Engltuid; To A Gentleman «l^^ili^^iioii. Bj Mr. Tidtell. The Third Edition. London, Printed for /• TVmioii. it Skakupeafê-Htad over againsMCafAoriiie^tfivef in the Strûnd. 17i7. folio. {BrUiak Mu$eum : 6i3. L 2S./18.)
Kensington Gardon. Coff^wi, ubi Troja fiût, Virg. London : Printed for J. Tonson, in the SIrand. MDGCXXII. 4*.
{BriH^ Muietm : 163. m. 1)
Voye% Kmnaon (JosepbJ Œuvres, 1721, éditées par Tickell; et Tks Drummer,
TIMPERLEY (C. H.)
Encyclopncdia of Lilerary and Typographical Anecdote; bcing a Chronological Digest of the most interesting facts illustrative of the History of Literature and Printing from the earlicst Penod to the présent Time. Intcrpersed with Biographical Sketches of Emincnt Booksellers, Printers, Type-foundcrs, Engravers, Bookbinders and Paper makers, of ail âges and Countries, but especially of Great Britain. With Bibliographical and Descriptive Accounts of tbcir principal Productions tnd occasional Extracts from them. Including Gurious Parlicularsofthefirst introduction of Printing into various Gountrics, and of the Books then printed. Notices of early Bibles and Liturgies of ail Gountries especially those printed in England or in English. A History of ail the Newspapers, Periodicals, and Almanacks published in this Gountry. An Account of the Origin and Progress of Language, Writing and Writing Materials, the Invention of Paper, Use of Paper Marks, etc. Gompilcd and Gondenscd from Nichols*s Literary Anectodcs, and nanierons other Authorities, By G. II. Timperley. Second Edition, to which are added, A Gontinuation to the présent Time, Gomprising récent Biographies, Ghicfly of Booksellers, and A Practical Manual of Printing. London : Henry G. Bohn, York Street, Govent Garden. MDCCGXLll. 8".
TINDAL (Matthew).
Chmlianity as old as the Création : Or, the Gospel, A Republication of
tlic Religion of Nature. Est autem jus naturale adco immutabile, ut ne quidem a Deo mutari posset. Grot. de Jure Belli et Pacis^ 1. 1. G. 1. g. 10. n. 5. The Gentilcs, which hâve not the LaWy do by Nature the Things contained in the Law. Rom. u. 14. — Godis no Respecter of Persans; but in Every Nation^ he that feareth him, and ujorketh RighteousnesSf is acceptée tvith him. Acts X. 34, 35, Proinde perfectam illam Religionem quae Christi prœdicatione nobis tradita est, non Novam aiit Peregrinam, scd si venim diccre oportet, primam, solam, yeramque esse liquido apparet. Euseb. Eccl. Hist. 1. 1. G. 4. Vale~ hus*8 Transi. Res ipsa quœ nunc Ghrisliana Religio nuncupatur, erat et apud Antiquos, nec defuit ab Initio generis humani, quousq; ipse Christus veniret in Game; undc vera Religio quœ jam erat, cœpil appcUari Ghristiana. Aug. Oper. To. 1. p. 17. G. Retract, 1. 1. G. 13. The Religion of the Gospel, is the true original Religion of Reason and Nature. — And its Precepis déclarative of that original Religion, which was as old as the Greation. Serm. for prop. the Gosp. in for. Parts, by Dr. Sherlock ^ now Bp. of Bangor, p. 10. and 13. God does nothiiig in the Government of the World by more Will and Arbitrariness. — The Will of God always détermines itself to act according to the clernal Reason of Things. — AU ralional Grcatures are oblig'd to govem themselves in all their Actions by the samc eternal Rule of Reason. Dr. S. Clark*i Unchang. Oblig. of Nat. Rclig. Edit. 4. p. 47, 48, 49. London, Printed in the Year MDGGXXX. 4*.
{British Muséum : 694. m. 5.)
ITHOMPSONJ (N )
A GoUection of One Hundrcd and Eighty Loyal Songs, All written since 1678. And Intermixt with several New Love Songs. To which is Added, The Notes Set by Several Masters of Musick. With a Table to flnd every Song. The Fourth Edition with many Additions. London, Printed, and arc to be sold by Richard Butty in Pnncess-street in Covent'Garden. 1694. PriceBound 2 s. 12*.
(British Muséum: 1078. e. 13.)
TOLAND (John).
Christianity not Mysterious : or A Trcatisc Showing, That there is nothing in the Gospel Gontrary to Reason, Nor Ahove it : And that no Ghristian Doctrine can be properly cillM A Mystery. We need not désire a better Evidence that any Man is in the wrong, thon to liear him déclare against Reason and thereby acknowledg that Reason is against him. ABp. Tillotson. London, Printed in the Year 1696. 8**.
{British Muséum : 699. d. 7./1.)
Xazarenus : Or Jewishy Gentile, and Mahometan Ghristianity. Gontaining The history of the antient Gospel of Barnabas, and the modem Gospel of the Mahometans, attributcd to the same Apostle : this last Gospel being now first made known among Ghristians. Also, The Original Plan of Ghristianity occasionally explain'd in the history of the Nazarcns, wheriiy diverse Gontroversies about this divine (but highly pervcrtcd) Institution may be happily tcrminatcd. With The relation of an Irish Manuscript of the Four Gospels, as likewise a Summary of the antient Irish Ghristianity, and the rcality of the Keldces (an order of Lay-religious) against the two last Bishops of Worcestcr. By Mr. Toland.
Intacta rt Sovaf graves Offemœ, Uvi$ Gratia. Plin. lib. 10. Epi*i. 8.
Ait ego Cœlicolis gratum reor ire per omneg
Hoc opuit et Sacras populi* notetcere Leges. Lucan. lib. 10, ver. 197. BEUAME. 32
498 fiIBLIOGRAPHiK»
Londoo, Prinied : And Sold by J. Broyrn wiUiout Temple-Bar, J. Roherts in Warwick-Lane, and J. Brothertoo at the Black Bull in Cornhill. 1718. 8*. {Bntish Mvaewn : 699. d. iO./l)
Pantheisticon : or the Fonn Of Ceiebrating the SoermUo^odety. Din ded into Three Parts. Which Gontain, I. The MoraU and Axioms of the PanthdiU; or the Brotherhood. II. Their Deity aad PhUosoph> III. Their Liberty, and a Law, neither deceiving, nor to bedeceive.. To which is preflx*d A Discourse upon the Antient and Modem Societies of the Learned, as also upon the Infinité and Etemal Uni verse. And subjoined, A short Dissertation upon a Two-fokl Philosophj of the Pantheists, that is to befoUowcd ; together wiih an Idea of the best and roost accompUshed Man. Written OriginaUy in Latfo, by the infenious Mr. John Toland, And now, for the first Time, ÂiithfiiUy reodered into English. London : Printad for Sam. Patertoii, at Skake- $peafs-Headt opposite Durham-Yard, in the Sirtmd; and Sold bj H. Gooper, in Pater^noster Row» 1751. 6*. (L*éditioa orifioale, qui «*est pas au Britiih Muséum, est de 1720.]
{BrUiih Muteum : 226. a. S9.,'2.) TOWNSKND (W. Charles).
History o( the House of Gommons, trom the GonventMO Parliament of 1688-9 to the Passing of the Reform Bill in 189S. By W. Charles Townsend, Esq.; A. M., Heoorder of MëcclnfiM. Lendon : Heurg Colkurn, Publiêher, Great Marlborough Street. 1843-4. t volumes 8".
(Bibliothèque natiomaU : Kg. 234.)
TUKE (Sir Samuel).
The Adveiitures of Five Hours. A Tragi-Gomedy. The Secamd Edition. Non ego Ventosœ Plebis suffragia venor, Horat. Feb. 12. 1662. Imprinialur. John Berkenhead. London, Prinled for Henry lierringmem, and are to bc sold at bis Shop at tbc Sign of the Anchor in ihe Lower Walk of the New Exchange. 166 t. 4°.
{Bntish Muséum : 644. f. 70.;
Tunbridge.
The Tunbritlgc-Miscellany : Consisting of Poems, etc. Written at Tunbridge-Wells this Summer. By Scveral Hands.
Carminibus méritas Cflebrare Puellas Dos mea. Ovid.
Lmulon, Priutcd for E. Curll al the Dial and Bible, against St. Dunstan's Church in Fleetstreet. MDCCXII. 8".
{British Muséum : 1346. g. 2./7.I
Uiiiah.
Uxziah and Jotham. A Poem. Licenscd and Enlrcd according to Ordcr. Obscuris vera involvens. Virg. ^.neid. 1. 6. London : Printed for B. Motte, and are lo bc sold by Handall Taylor near Stationers-Hali lOyo. folio. {British Muséum : 643. m. it. 7.)
VA:<BRUGH (John).
The Relapse or Virtue in Danger : Being the Sequel of The Fool m Fashion, A Comedy. Acled al the Thealre-Royal in Drury-Lane. By the Author of a hite Comedy Call'd The Provok'd Wife. Lontlon, Prinled for S. R. and Sold by R. Wellington at iUe Lute, in St. Pcmls Church- Yard. 1698. 4". [Joué on 16U7.J {BritUh Muséum, : 11775. e.)
BiBLIOGRAPHIE. 499
The Profok'd Wife : ▲ Comedy. Wriiten by itfr. Vanbrug, Autkor ofthe Relapse. Lon^R, Prinied in the Ymt 1710. [Joué en 1697.)
(Britith Muséum : 641 b. 29./6.)
i£sop. A Comedy. With the Addition of A Second Part. Written by Hr. Yanbrug. Printed for T. Johnson. Bookseller ai the Hague. MDCGXl. 8*. [Joué en 1697]. {Bntish Muséum : 642. b, a9./5.)
A Short Vindication of the Relapse and the Provok*d Wife, from Immorality and Prophaneness. By the Author. Londen : Printed for U. Walwyn, at the Three Legs in the Poultry, against the Stocks- Market. MDGXCVIII. S». (Bntish Muséum : 641. e. 1.)
The Falso Friend, A Comedy. As it it Aoled at thé Theatre^Royal in Dmry-IiTM, By Hit Mi^etty's Serrants. London : Printed for Jacob ToMon, within Grûy*t Inn Gâte, next Grays Iim Uma* 170i. 4^
(British Muséum: 841. c. 7./8.)
The Profok'd Hutband : or A Joumey to London, A Comedy, As it is Aeted at the Theatre-Royal, By Uis 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- Offlce in WiUH]ourt near Lincolns-Inn Fields. MDGCXXVIII. 8*.
{British Muséum : 643. h. 5./6.)
Plays, Written by Sir John Yanbnigh. In two volumes. London : Printed for J. Rivington, T. Longman, T. Lowndet, S. Caalon, C. Gorbett, 8. Bladon, W. NicoU, T. Evant, and M. WaUer. MDCCLXXVI. 12«.
