JACQUES II

Copies of two papers Written by the late King Charles the Second. Together with a copy of a Paper written by the late Dutchess of York. Published by his Majestie*s spécial Command. London : Printed by Henry Hills Printer to the Kings most excellent Majesty, for his houshold and Chappell. 1686. 4°. [Cet exemplaire est manuscrit.]

{Bntish Muséum: 13. N. N. C./1868.)

JEFFREY (Francis)

Contributions to the Edinburgh Review, By Francis Jeffrey, Now one of the Judges of the Court of Session in Scotland. In Four Volumes. London : Printed for Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans, Paternoster-Row. 1844. 8«.

JOHNSON (Samuel) Voye* Boswell (James).

Lives of the most eminent English Poets, with critical observations on their works. By Samuel Johnson. With notes corrective and explanatory, by Peter Cunningham, F. S. A. In three volumes. London : John Murray, Albemarle Street. 1854. 8**.

KEBLE (Josepk)

The Statutes at Large in Paragraphs and Sections or Numbers, from Magna Charta To the End of The Reign of King Charles II. (CarefuUy Examined by the Rolls of Parliament ; with the Titles of such Statutes as are Expired, Repealed, Altered, or out of Use.) Together with the Heads of Pulton's or Rastal's Abridgments in the Margin, And the Addition of above a Thousand New Références frOm other Books of Law. By Joseph Keble of Grays-Inn, Esquire. In this Impression are added AU the Statutes in the Reigns of King James II. King William and Queen Jfary, to the End of the last Session of Parliament, May 3. 1695. In the Seventh Year of the Reign of His Majesty King William III. Ail the Statutes of the said Reigns are Alphabetically Tabled with the other Statutes, and the former Table much Improved by Notes on ail the Paragraphs or Heads, whereby any Thing that is look'd for may be much sooner found. In Two Volumes. London^ Printed by Charles BilU and the Executrix of Thomas Newcomb, deceasM, Printers to the Kiugs most Excellent Majesty, And by the Assigns oî Richard Atkins, and Edward Alkins, Esquircs. MDCXCV. folio. (British Muséum : 16. f. 7. 8.)

Key.

A Key (With the Whip) To open the Mystery and Iniquity of the Poem call'd Absalom and Achitophel [1682?] 4».

{British Muséum : 1077. i. 15./6.)

KILLIGREW (THOMAS)

Comédies and Tragédies. Written by Thomas Killigrew, Page of Honour

to King Charles the Flret. Aad Groom of the Bed-Ghamber to King Charles the Second. Londoriy Printed (or Henry Herringman, at the Sign of the Anchor m the Lower Walk of the New^Exchange. 1664. folio . {British Muséum : &44. m. 1 1 . )

KILLIGREW (Sir William)

Three Playes Written by Sir WUliam Killigrew, Yice-Ghamberlain to Her Majesty the Queen Gonsort. 1664. Viz. Selindra. Pandora. Ormasdes. London, Printed by T, Mahb; for John Playferey atthe White Liant in the Upper Walk of the New Exchange; and Thomas Horsmany at the three Kings in the Sirand, 1665-64 (sic). 8^

(British Muséum : 238. b. 1 .)

Fournew Playes, m: TheSeege of Urbin. Selindra. love and Friendship, [Le titre courant porte Ormasdes; Or Love, and Friendship], Tragy-Gomedies. Pandora [dans le volume la pièce a pour second titre; Or the Converts]. A Comedy. Written by S' William Killigrew. Vice-Ghamberlaine to Her Majesty. Oxford, Printed by Hen: Hally printer to the University, for Rie : Davis, 1666. folio.

[Bntish Muséum :ÙU. L 16.)

KiPPISCVoyesB. Marttn).

KNIGHT (Charles)

Shadows of the Old Booksellera. By Charles Knight. " Now leaming itself is a trade. A man goes to a bookseller, and gets what he can. We hâve done with patronage. In the infancy of learning, we ûnd some great man praised for it. This diffused it among others. When it becomes gênerai, an author leaves the great, and applies to the multitude**. — Johnson, in 1773. London: Bell and Daidy, 186. Fleet-street. 1865. 8°.

LA GALPRENEDE (GAUTIER DE GoSTES, sieur de).

Hymen*8 Prœludia : or, Love*s Master-piece. Being the first Part of that 80 much admir*d Romance, intiluled, Cleopatra. Written Originally in the Trench and now rendred into English ByR.Loveday. Whereunto is annexed, A succinct Abridgement o what is extant in the succeedîng Story By the same Hand.

Evand. Quidmagïs op tar et deoipAin parentibus orta, Conspicuis, Comiiiqvàm placuUse ThùHf London, Printed for George Thompson, at the Whîte-Horse in ChaunceryAdLïie , neere Lincolnes-lnn, 1652. 12®.

{Briiish Muséum : E. 1329).