MARTYN (HENRY

The British Merchant; or Commerce Prescrv'd.Jn Threc Volumes. By Mr. Charles King, Chamber-Keeper to the Treasury^ and late of London Merchant, London : Printed for John Darby in Bartholomew- Close, M.DGC.XIV. 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 Gountry is chieQy obliged for thèse Papers, and who had the Greatest Hand in them, is Henry 3fartin Esq.; lately deceased, who, for his great Merit and Abilities, was made Inspeclor-General of the Exports and Imports.]

{British Muséum : 989. c. 23.)

MARVELL (ANDREW).

Thc Works of Andrew Marvell, Esq. Poetical, Gontroversial, and Political, containing Many Original Letters, Poems, and Tracts, never before printed, With a new life of the author, By Capt. Edward Thompson... In threc volumes. London : Printed for the Editor, by Henry Baldwin, And sold by Dodsley, in Pall-Mall;... MDCCLXXVL 4".

MASSON (David).

Essays Biographical and Critical : chiefly on English Poets. By David Mosson. A. M. Professor of English Literature in University Collège, London. Cambridge : Macmillan and Go. 1856. 8*.

Thc Poetical Works of John Milton : Edited^ with IntrotluctUms, NoteSt and an Essay on Miîton English, By David Masson, M. A., LL. D., Professor of Rhcloric and English Literature in the Universi^ «C Edinburgh. Three volumes. London : Macmillan and Go. 1874. 8^

MeéML

• The liOjal Medal Vindicated. A Poem. CretcU smb pondère Virtme. Ltmdan : Priolcd for A. Janewey in Qneen^ê-HtÊà AUey. 1682. folio.

(Britiik Mmaemn : 11630. fX !L/8.)

XÊZIËRES (A.(

Sbaktp«*are, s.^s œuvres et ses critiques. Par A. SI éaières. Professeur de littérature à la faculté des lettres de Paris. Deuxième édition. OoTrage couronné par TAcadémie fiançaise. Paris, Charpentier, libraire-éditeur, 28, Quai de l*£cole. 1865. 12*.

MÉZI£RES (M. L.).

Encyclopédie Morale, ou Choix des Essais du Spectateur, du Babillard et du Tuteur ; traduits en français, par M. L. Méiières, Docteur es- Lettres, ancien professeur de Rhétorique... Paris F. M. Maurice, libraire-éditeur, me de Sorbonne, n* 5. MDCCCXXVI. 2 toI. 8*.

MILTON (Iobn).

Paradise Lost. a Poem Written in Ten Books By John MUUm, Licensed and Entred according to Order. LatuUm, Printed, and are to be sold by Peler Parker under CVeed Church neer Aldçëte; And by Boèert Boulter at the TurkM Head in Bishoptffate-êtreet ; And Mmithitu Walker, under St. Dumtans Church in FUet-êlreet, 1667. 4*.

(Britiih Mu$eum : C. U. a. 9.)

Paradise Regain*d. A Poem. In IV Books. To which is added Sameon Agonistes, The Author John Hilton. London, Printed by /. M, for John Starkey:ii the ilfilre in FleeMrsett near Temple Bar. MDCLXll. 8*. {BntUh Muséum : 684. d. 83.)

Paradise Lost. A Poem in Twelve Books. The Authour John MUUm. adorn'd with Sculptures. London, Printed by Miles Flesher^ for Jmcoh Tonson^ at the Judgc's Head in CfMncery-Utne near Fleet-^reei. MDCLXXWill. folio. {BritUh Muséum : 11607. k. 6.)

MINTO (WiLUAM).

English Men of Lettcrs Edilcd by John Morlcy. Daniel Defoe By William Minto. London Nacmillan and Co. 1879. 1 vol. 12».

Mohocks.

The Town-Rakes or The Frolicks of Ihe Motiocks or llawkubites. Wiih an Account of tlieir Frolicks last Night and at scveral otber Times ; shewing how they slit tlic Noses of several Men and Women, and wounded otiiers : Several of which wcre tukcii up last Night by the Guards, and Committed lo several Prisons, the Guards being drawii out to disperse tlicm. 1712. folio.

{Urilish .Muséum : 810. m. I9./74.)

MONTAGU (Lady Mary Wortley).

The Letters and Works of Lady Mary Worllcy Muiitagu. Edited by her Groat-Granil.son Lord Wharnclifle. Third édition, with additions and corrections dorivcd trom the original manuscripts, illustrative notes and a iiew Mcnioir By W. Moy Thomas, hi two volumes. London * Henry G. Bohn, York Street, Govcnt Garden. MDCCCLXI. 8*.

MOinrAGUË (Charles). Voye* Prior.

MOTTEUX (Peter Anthony).

Beauty in Distress. A Tragedy. As it is Acted at the Théâtre ia Uttle lÀncolnS'Inn-FieldSt By His Biajesty*6 Servants. Written by Mr. Motteux, Wiih a Discourse of the Lawfulnes» and Unlawfulnest of Playt, Lately written ia French by the Learned Father CaffarOt Divinity- Professor at Paris. Sent ia a Letter to the Author, By a Divine ofthe Church of England. London, Printed for Daniel Brown, at the Black Swan and Bible without Temple-bar; and Rich. Parker ai the Unicom under the Piazza of the Royal Exchange. 1698. 4^

(Britûfh Muséum : 841. c. 8./12.)

MULGRAVE (Earl Of). Voye% Sheffield (John).

Afuies Mercury {The).

The Muses Mercury : or the Monthly Miscellany. Gonsisting of Poems» Prologues, Songs, Sonnets, Translations, and othor Curious Pièces, Never before Printed. By The Earl of Roscommon, Mr. Dryden, Dr. G — th, K. Ta/e,, Esquire. Mr. Dennit, Dr. N—n, Gapt. Steel, Mr. Manning, etc. To which is added An Account of the Stage, of the New 0pera*8 and Plays that hâve been Acted, or are to be Acted this Season ; And of the New Books relating to Poetry , Criticism , etc. lately Publish*d. For tiie Month otJanuary.To bo continued Monthly. Ex Quovis Ligno nofi fil Mercurius. London, Printed by J. H. for Andrew Bell, at tiie Crots Keys and Bible in Comhillf near StockX" Market. 1707. i». (British Muséum : P. P. 5126. c.)

NKAL (Daniel).

The History of the Puritans or Prolestant Kon-Conformists, from the Reformation to the Death of Queen Elizabeth : With An Account of their Principles; thcir Attempts for a furthcr Reformation in the Ghurch; their SufTerings; and the Lives and Gharacters of their principal Divines. By Daniel Nca]> M. A . Now ail thèse Thhtgs happened unto them for Ensamples; And they are written for our Admonition. I. Gor. \. U. London : Printed for Richard Hett, at the Bible and Grown m the Poultry. M.DGG.XXXII. Le second volume, daté M.DGG.XXXIII, va '* from the Death of Queen Elizabeth to the Beginning of the Givil War in the Year 1642 ** et a pour épigraphe : But if ye bite and devour one another, take heed ye be not cot^ sumed one of another. Gai. V. 15. Le troisième volume, daté M.DGG.XXXVl, va " from the Beginning of the Givil War in the Year 1642. to the Death of King Gharles I. 1648. ** et a pour épigraphe : Think not that I am come to send Peace on Earth, I came not to send Peace but a Suford, Natth. X, 34. Le quatrième volume, daté N.DGG.XXXVUl., va ** fh>m the Death of King Gharles I. to the Act of Toleration by King William and Queen Mary, in the Year 1689 " et a pour épigraphes : This know also, that in the last Days perilous Times shaU come, 2 Tim. III. 1 . They shall put you out of the Synagogues; yea^ the Time cometh, that whosoever killeth you will think that he doth God Service, John XYI. 2. 4 vol. 8*.

{Bntish Muséum : 488. b. 7-10.)

NEWGASTLE (Duke of). Voye» Gavendish,

NIGHOLS (John).

Literary Anecdotes of the Eighteenth Gentury Gomprizing Biographical

Memoirs of William Bowyer, Priuter, F. S. A. and many of his leamed ' friends ; an incidental view of the progress and advancement of literature in this kingdom during the last century ; and Biographical Anecdotes of a considérable nuraber of eminent Writera and ingénions Artists : with a very copions index. By John Michels F. S. A. in six volumes. London. Printed for the author by Nichols, son, and Bentley, at Gicero*s head Red Lion-passage, Fleet Street. 1812. 8<>.

NORTH (The Uonourable Roger).

Examen : or, an Ënquiry into the Crédit and Veracity of a Pretended Complète History ; shewing The Perverse and Wicked Design of it, and the Many Falsities and Abuses of Truth contained In it. Together with some Memoirs Occasionally inserted. AU tending to vindioate tlia Honour of the late King Charles the Second, and bis Happy Reign, from the intended Aspersioru of that Foui Pen, Ry the Honourable Roger North, £sq.; London ^ Printed for Fletcher Gyles against Groy*8'Inn Gâte in Holbom, MDGGXL. Â\

(British Muséum : i077, d.)

The Life Of the Honourable Sir Dudley North, KnS Gommitsioner of the CustomSf and afterwards of the Treasury to his Majesty King Charles the Second. And of the Honourable and Révérend Dr. John North, Master of Trinity Collège in Cambridge^ and Greek Professor, Prebend of Westminster, and sometime Glerk of the Gloset to the same King Charles the Second. By the Honourable Roger North, Esq. ; Ea cornptectitur quitus ipse interfuit. Cic. de Leg. Lib. I. London, Printed for the Editor, And sold by John Whiston, at Mr. Boyle*8 Head in Fleet'Street. MDCCXLIV. i\ {British Muséum : 708. f. 1./2.)

OLDHAM (John).

The Compositions in Prose and Verse of Mr. John Oldharo. To which arc added memoirs of his life, and explanalory notes upon some obscure passages of his writings. By Edward Thompson. Farewcl, too little ami too latcly known, Whom I began to think and call my own : For sure our Soulg were noar ally'd, and thino Cagt in the sanie poctic Mould with mino.

In thrce volumes. London : Printed for W. Flexney, opposite Gray's- Inn Gâte, Holborn. MDGCLXX. 8«.

{British Muséum : 11609. a. S6-8.)

OLDYS (William). Voye* Langbaine.

ORRERY (Earl of>. Voye% Boyle (Roger).

OTWAY (Thomas).

Alcibiades. A Tragcdy, Actcd al the Dukc's Thoatre. Writlen hy Tho. Otway, Laudetur ab his Culpetur ab illis. liorat : Senn : Lib. Ist. Sat. 2. Lomlon : Printnd for \\'i//»am Cademan at tho sign of llio Popes Head in the Lowcr Walk of tho New-E.rchange in tho Strantt^ 1675. l'. (British Muséum : fili. h. 75.)

Don Carlos Prince of Spain A Tragcdy. As it was Actcd al Ihc Dukc*s Thcatrc. Wriltcn by Tho. Otway. Principibus placuisse Viris non mItima Laus est. lier. The Fourth Edition Corrected, Liccnscd, June 15. 1670. Roger L'Estnmge, London : Printod for R. Bentley at the Posl-House in Russel-Street, in Covent-Cnrden. 1695. 4'. ILi pièce a

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été jouée en 1676 ; l'édition ci-dessus est la plus ancienne qui soit au British Muséum.] (British Muséum; 644. h. 73.)

Titus and Beronice, A Tragedy, Acted al the Duke's Théâtre. With a

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

Grandie Oratio non est Turgida

Sed Naturali pulchrltudine exsurgit. Pet. Arb.

Licensed Febr. the 19'" WQ/l . Roger L'Estrange. JLoncton : Printed for Richard Tonson at his Shop 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 Uighness the Dukes Thentre. Wrilten by Thomas Otway. Archilochum Rabies armavit îambo. Licensed May 31. 1678. Roger VEstrange. London, Printed by E. F. for Richard Tonson, at his Shop wilhin Grays-Inn* Gaie, next Grays-Inn-Lane. 1678. 4*.

(British Muséum : 644. h. 76.)

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

Qui Pelago crédit magno, te fanore tollit ;

Qui Pugnae et Castra petit, prœeingitur Auro ;

Yilis Adulator picto jacet Bbrius Ostro;

Et qui sollicitât Nuptas, ad prœmia peccat :

Soûl pruinosis horret Facundia pannis,

Algue inopi lingua désertas invocat Artes. Petron. Arb. Sat.

London, Printed for R. Bentley and M. Magnes, in Russel^Street in CoventGarden, 1680. 4\ (British Muséum : 1346. e. 8.)

The History and Fall of Gaius Marins. A Tragedy. At it is Acted at the Theatre-Royal. By Thomas Otway. Qui color Albus erat nunc est contrarius Albo. London, Printed for R, Bentley in Russel-^treet, Covent'Garden, 1692. 4*. [Joué en 1680.]

(British Muséum : 644. h. 81.)

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

(British 3Iuseum : 11626. d. 45.)

The Souldiers Fortune : A Gomedy. Acted by their Royal Highnesses Servants At the Duke's Théâtre. Written by Thomas Otway. Quem recitas meus est 0 Fidentine libellus, Sed maie cum redtas incipit esse tuus.

London, Printed for R. Bentley and 3/. Magnes, at the Post-House in Russel'Street in Covent^Garden, 1681. A\

(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 Xor J, Hindmarsh at the Sign of the Biack Bull, over against the Royal Exchange in Comhill. 1682. 4». (British Muséum : 614. h. 77.)

The Epilogue. Written byMr. Otway io his Play Cfl/frf Venice Preserv'd, or a Plot Discover'd ; spoken upon his Royal Highness the Duke of York's Corning to the Théâtre, Friday, April 21. 1682. Printed for Joseph Hindmarsh at the Black Bull m Cornhill. 1682. folio.

(Bntish Muséum : 644. I. 20./8.)

m RIBLIOGRAPillE.

The Atheist : or The Second Part of the Souldiers Fortune. Acted ai the Duke*8 Théâtre. Wrilten by Tho. Otway.

Hic noiUr Authores (sic) habet; Quorum œmulari exoptat negUgentiam Potiut, quam ittorum obtcuram diligetUiamt Dehinc ut quieseant porrô motuo, et detinant MaUdicere, malefacta ne noteatU êua. Terooce.

London, Printed for R. Bentley, and /. ToMon, in Ruuel-atreet in Coveni'Garden, and at the Judges Head in Chancery-Lane, near FléHttreet. MDCLXXXIV. A\ (Bntish Muséum : 6U h. 79.)

The Works of Mr. Thomas Olway ; In Ihree volumes. Consisting of his Plays, Poems, and Letlers. London : Printed for G. Hitch and L. Uawes, D. Browne, H. Lintot, J. and R. Tonson, J. Hodges, C. fiathurst, J. Brindiey, C. Corbet, T. Waller, A. Strahan, and T. Longman. MDCCLVIL 8*.

PACK (RiCBARDSON).

Miscellanies in Verse and Prose.

Si quit taniefilhasc quoque, si qui* Captut amore leget. Virgil.

The Second Edition. London : Printed for £. Curll in Fleet-^rett M.DGC.XIX. 8**. |Lc nom de Tauteur se trouve au bas de la dédicace de l'ouvrage.) {British Muséum : 11631. d. 39.)

A New Collection of Miscellanies in Prose and Verse. Quod si non hic tantus fructus ostenderetur, et si ex his studiis delectatio sola peie^ retur; tamen ut opinor, hanc animi remissionem, humanimmam^ ac liberalissimam judicaretis. Nom cetera neque temporum suni^ neçue (Btatum omnium, neque locorum. Hase studia adolescentiam ahnU, senectutem oblectant, secundas res ornant, adversis perfugiufn, ae solatium prœbent ; délectant domi, non impediunt foris, pemoctant nobiscum, peregrinantur, rusticantur. Cicero Oral, pro Archia Poeta, Multa satit luti. Non est Dea luscia nostri,

Quœ dulcem curis miscet amaritiem. Catull.

fjmdon : Printed for E. Curll, in the Strand. MDCCXXV. 8".

{British Muséum : 11631. c. X\.)

Panegyrick.

A Pane^TYrick On the Aulhor of Afr5o/om(sic) and i4c^^(^Ae/, occaaioned by his former writing of an Elegy in praise of Oliver Cromu*el, laiely Reprinted. Reprintcd in the Year MDCXXXXII. fulio.

{British Muséum : 807. g. 5./I9.)

PEPYS (Samuel).

Diary and Correspondcnce of Samuel Pepys, F.R.S. Secretary to the Admiralty in the Rcigns of Charles II. and James II. With a Life and Notes by Richard Lord Braybrooke. The Third Edition, Considerably enlargcd. Five Volumes. London : Henry Colburn, Publrsher, Great Marlborough Street. 1848. 8*.

Diary and Correspondence of Samuel Pepys, Esq. F.R.S. from his MS. cypher in the Pepvsian Library, with a Life and Notes by Richard Lord Braybrooke. Deciphercd, with additional notes, by Rev. Mynort Bright, M. A. Président and Senior Fellow of Magdalene Collège, Cambridge. With numernus portraits from the Collection in the Pepytian

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Library, printed in permanent Woodburytype. London : Bickera and Son, 1, Leicester Square. 1875. 5 vols. 8**.

[BritUh 3/ufettm ; 10854. fT.)