BELSHAM (\V
Memoirs Of the Kings of Great Britain of the House of Brunswic-Lunenburg. By W. Belsham. Ac mihi quidem videntur hue omnia esse referendaabiisqui prœsuntaliis, ut iiqui eorumin imperio erunt, sint quàm beatissimi. Gicero. London: Prinled forC.Dilly, in thePouUry.. 1793. 2 vol. 8^ {British Muséum : 599. f. 3.)
BENSON (William).
A Letler to SirJ. — B. — [Jacob Banks] By Birth a S — [Swede], but Naturaliz'd, and nowaM — r of the Présent p— l : Concerning the laie Minehead Doctrine which was establish'd by a certain Free Parliament of Sweden, to the ut ter Enslaving of that Kingdom* Si, mehercle, peccalo locus essel, facile paterer vos ipsà re corrigi, sed undique circumvenli sumus. Non nunc agilur de Vecligalibus, non de Sociorum Injuriisagitur; Libéria^ et ^nima noslra in dubio est. Sallust. Bell. Catilinar. London : Printed for A, Baldwin in Warwick- Lane. M. DCC. XI. 8^ {British Muséum : 1093. c. 118/1.)
The Tenlh Edition. Môme date.
{Bibliothèque nationale : Ne. 1792.)
BENTLEY (Richard).
Q. HoratiusFlaccus,ExRecensioneelcumNolisAlqueEmendalionibus Bichardi Benlleii. Cantabrigiœ. MDCCXI. 4».
(British Muséum : 665. b. 9.)
BENTLEY (Thomas).
Q. Horatius Flaccus Ad Nupcram Bichardi Be;2^/eà' Editionem accurale expressus. Notas addidit Thomas Bentleius, A. B. Collegii S. Trinilalis apud Ganlabrigienses Alumnus. Cantabrigiœ: Typis Academicis. Impensis Cornelii Crownfield, Geleberrimœ Academiœ Typographi. MDGGXIII. 8». {British Muséum : 11 375. c.)
BETTERTON (Thomas).
The Hislory of the Engli^h Stage, from the Restauration to the Présent Time. Including the Lives, Characters and Amours, of the most Eminent Actors and Actresses.With Instructions for Public Speaking; Wherein The Action and Ulterance of the Bar, Stage, and Pulpitare Distinctly Gonsidered. By Mr. Thomas Betterton. Adorned with Cuts^ London : Prinled for E. Curll, at Pope's Head in Rose-Street, Covent- Garden, MDGCXLI. Price 5\ Bound. 8". [L'attribution de cet ouvrage au célèbre acteur Betterton est sans doute une spéculation du libraire Gurll.] (British Muséum : 641. h. 6/1 — 2.)
Biographia Britannica.
Biographia Britannica: or, the Lives of the Most eminent Persons Who hâve flourished in Great Britain and Ireland, From the earliest Ages, down to the presentTimes : GoUected from the Best Authorities, both Printed and Manuscript, And digested in the Manner of Mr. Bayle's Historical and Gritical Dictionary. London : Printed for \V. Innys, W. Meadows,... MDGCXLVIl. 6 vol. folio.
[Bibliothèque nationale : Nx. 16.)
Biographia Dramalica,
Biographia Dramatica ; or, a Gompanion to the Playhouse : Gontaining Historical and critical Memoirs, and original Anecdotes of British and Irish Dramatic Writers, from the Commencement ofourTheatrical Exhibitions; among whom are some of the most celebrated Actors : Also an Alphabetical Account, and Ghronological Lists of their Works. The Dates when Printed, and Observations on their Merits : Together With An Introductory Viev: of the Rise And Progress of the British Stage. Originally Gompiled, to the Year 1164, by David Erskine Baker. Gontinued thence to 1782 by Isaac Rééd. F. A. S. And brought down to the End of November 1811, with very considérable Additions and Improvements throughout, by Stephen Jones. In three Volumes. London : Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, T. Payne, G. and W. Niçois and Son, Scatcherd and Letterman, J. Barker, W. Miller, R. H. Evans, J. Harding, J. Faulder, and Gale and Surtis. 1812. 3 vol. 8^
BISSET (William).
Plain English A Sermon Preachcd at St Mary-le-Bow^ on Monday, March 27. 1704. For Reformation of Manners. With Some Enlargements. By William Bisset, One of the Ministers of St Gatherine*s 6y the Tower, London : Printed for the Author ; and Sold by A. Baldwin in Warwick'Lane. 1704. 8». {British Muséum : 225. g. 12/7.)
The MidernFanalick. With a Large and True Account of the Life, Actions, Endowments, etc. Of the Famous Dr. Sa l.Veritas magna
est, et prasvalebit. By William Bissetj Eldest Brother of the Gollegiale-Ghurch of St. Katherine, and Rectorof Whiston in Nortfiamptonshircy London : Printetl : And Sold by A. Baldwin, near the Oxford- Arms in Warwick-Lane : And T. Harrison at the West Gorner of the Royal Exchange in CornhilL 1710. Price Six-pence. 8".
{Bibliothèque nationale : Ne. 1754.)
Twelfth Edition : London, 1715. 8». {British Muséum : E. 1990/3*.)
BLAGKMORE (Sir Richard).
Prince Arthur. An Heroick Poem. In Ten Books, By Richard Black more, M. D. And Fellow of the Odlege of Physicians in London. The
Second Edition Correcled. To which is added, An Index, Explaining Ihc Nanies of Countries, Ciliés, and Hivers, etc. London : Prinled for Avmsham and John Churchil at the black Swan in Pater-Noster- Ron\ MDCXCV. folio. {Biitish Mifsettm : M 63i. i. 1.)
King Arthur. An Heroick Poem. InTwelvc Books. By Bichard Blackmore, M. l). Fcllow ofthcCoHepre of Physicians in London, and One of His Majesty's Physicians in Ordinnry. To which is Annexed, An Index, Explaining the Names of Counlrya, Cilys, and Hivers, etc. London : Prinled for Awnsham and John Churchil at the Black Swan in Paler-Noster-Row, and Jacob Tonson at the Judges Head inFleetstreet, MJ)CXCVII. folio. {Bibliothèque nationale : Y. 6450.)
A Satyr AgainslWit. London: Printed for Samuel Crouch, at the Corner oî Pope's-Uead'Alley, over against the Boyal Exchange in CofmhilL 1700. foJio. ' (Brilish Muséum : 6i3. 1. 25/8.)
Advice to the Poets. A Poem. Occasion' d by the Wonderful Success of her Majesty's Arms, undcr the Conducl of the duke of Marlborough^ in Flanders. London : Prinled by //. M, for A. and J. Churchilly at the Black Swan in Pater-Noslèr-How. MDCCVI. folio.
{Brilish Muséum: 643. I. 25/18.)
(h'eation. A Philosophical Poem. In Seven Books. By Sir Hichard Blackmore, Knl. M. D. and Fellow of the Collège of Physicians in London. Principio Crlum, ac terras eauiposque liquente* Lucentèmque globum lunr, Titaninque nstra Spiritua intus alit, totamque infusn per arlnn Mens agitât molem, et magno se Corpore miseet, Inde hominum, pecudùmqiie genus, vitxque Volantum, Et qux mnrmoreo fert monstra sub gqitore pontus. Virg.
London : Printeil for S. Buckley al the Dolphin in Litlle-Britain ; and J. Tonson, at Shakespear's Head, over against Cathenne-Slreet in the Strand, MDCCXII. 8». {British Muséum : 994. 1. 2.)
Essays upon Several Subjecls. By Sir Richard Blackmore, Kt. M, D. and Fellow of the Collège of Physicians in London. London .'Prinled for E. Curll at the Dw/and Bible, and J. Pemberlon at the Buck and Sun, both against St. Dunstan's Church in Fleet-street. M.DCCXVI. 8*.
[Bibliothèque nationale : Z. 2416. -f B. a. 1.)
Essays upon Several Subjecls. By Sir Richard Blackmore, Ki. M. D. and Fellow of the Collège of Physicians in London. Vol. II. London: Printed by W. Wilkins, for A. Beltersworlh, at the Hed Lyon in Paler-Noster-Hou) : and J. Pemberlon, at the Buck and Sun against SI. Dunstan^s Church in Fleetstreet. 1717. 8".
{Bibliothèque nationale : Z. 2il6 -f B. a. 2.)
A Collection of Poems on Various Subjects. By Sir Richard Blackmore, Kt. M. D. Fellow of the Royal-College of Physicians. London : Prinled by W. Wilkins, for Jonas Browne al the Black-Swan withoul Temple-Bar; and J. Walthoe, Jun. over-against the Hoy al- Exchange in Cornhill. MDCCXVIll. 8». {BrltLsh Muséum : 79. a. 9.) '
Alfred. An Epick Poem. In Twclve Books. Dedicalcd to the lllustrious Prince Frederick of Ilanover. By Sir Richard Blackmore. Kl. M. D.
Tu regere imperio Populos, liomane, mémento (Hœ tihierunt Artos) Pnciq ; imponere Morent ParceiT Subjrctis et debellare superbo$. Virg., .lincid., Lib. VI.
London, Printed by W. Boiham^ for James Knaplon, at tlie Crown in St. Paul's Church-Yard. MDCCXXIII. 8-.
{Bntish Muséum : 993. h. 7.)
A True and Imparlial Hislory of the Conspiracy Against Ihe Person and Governmcnl of King William III. Of Clorions Memory, in Ihe Year 1695. By Sir Richard Blackmore, Kl. M. D. London, Printed for James Knaplon, at the Crown in St. PauVs Church-Yard. MDCCXXUl. 8^
{British Muséum : 808. g. 4.)
BOLINCBROKE. Voir St. John (Henry).
BONNECORSE (Balthazar dk).
La Montre. Par Monsieur De Bonnecorse. A Cologne Chez Pierre Michel. M.DC.LXVI. 8». {Bibliothèque nationale: Y2. 5('.l.)
La Montre, Seconde Partie. Contenant La Boëte, et le Miroir. Par M. de Bonnecorse. Dédiée à Monseigneur de Vivonne. A Paris, Chez Claude Barhin, au Palais, sur le second Perron de la Stc Chapelle, M.DC.LXXl. Avec Privilège du Boy. 8».
(Bibliothèque nationale : Ye. 561.)
BOSSUET (Jacou!:s-Béxigxe).
An Exposition of the Doctrine of the Calholic Church in Matters of Controversie. By the Right Révérend James Bénigne Bossuet, Counsellor to the King, Bishop of Meaur, formerly oîCondom, and Preceptor to the Dauphin; First Almoner to the Dauphiness. Doneinto English from the Fiflh Edition in French. Londouy Printed in the Year 1685. 4«. (British Muséum : 222. d. 8/3.)
A Treatise of Communion under Both Species. By the Lord James Bénigne Bossuet, Bishop ofMeaux^ Councellour to the King^ heretofore Preceptor to Monseig7}eur le Dauphin, ^r«^ Almoner to Madame la Dauphine. Printed at Paris Bv Sébastian Mabre Cramoisy, Printer to his Majesty. MDCLXXXV. Wilh Priviledge. 12*.
(British Muséum : 1020. c. 21.)
A Pastoral Letter From the Lord Bishop of Meaux, To The New Catholics of His Diocess, Exhorting them to keep Iheir Easter. And giving them Necessary Advertisements against the Fa/se Pastoral Letters of their Ministers. With Reflections upon the Prelended Persecution.TransiatedoutofFre/ic/«, andPublish'dwithAllowance. London, Printed by Henry Hills, Printer to the King's raost excellent Majesty, for His Houshold and Chappel. 1686. 4<>.
(British Muséum : T. 1887/1.)
A Discourse on the History of the Whole World, Dedicated tohis Royal Highness the Dauphin, and Explicating the Continuanceof Religion with the Changes of States and Empires ; from the Création till the Reign of Charles the Great. Wrilten Originally in French by James Bénigne Bossuet, sometimes Bishop of Condom, and now of Meaux^ Counsellorof State to the Most Christian King, heretefore Tutorto the Dauphin, and now Chief Almoner to the Dauphiness. FaithfuUy Englished. London, Printed for Matthew Turner at the Lambin High'Holborn. MDCLXXXVI. 8*. (British Muséum : 9006. c)
A Conférence with M'* Claude MinisterofCharenton, ConcerningThe Authority of the Church. By James Bénigne Bossuet, Bishop of Meaux, Councellor to the most Christian King, and formerly Preceptor to the
426 BlBLIOQRilPHlË.
Dauphin : First Almoner to the Dauphiness. Faithfully done into English out of the French original. Publisht with Allowance. London. Prinled for Matthew Turner, at the Lambin High Holboum. 1681. 4".
{british Muséum : 13. N. N. b. / 1838.)
BOSWELL (James).
The Life of Samuel Johnson, LL. D. Including his Tour to the Hébrides, Correspondence with Mrs. Thrale. etc., etc., by James Boswell. With numerous additions, by John Wilson Croker. Revised and enlarged under his direction by John \Vi*ight. London, Bell and Daldy, York street, Govent Garden. 1868, 10 vol. 8».
BOURNE (H. R. Fox).
The Life of John Locke. By H. R. Fox Bourne. In Two Volumes. Henry S. King and Go. London. 1816. 8*.
{Bibliothèque nationale : Nx. 1520.)
BOYLE (RooBR, Ist. earl of Orrery).
Parthenissa That most famM Romance : Composed by the Right Hono"" The Lord Broghill, And Dedicated to the Lady Northumberiand. London : Printed for Richard Lownes&i the White Lyon in S^ Pauls Church-yard. 1654. 4«. {British Muséum : 12 613. b.)
Tœo New Tragédies. The Black Prince, and Tryphon. The first Acted at the Théâtre Royal by His Majesties Servants; The Other by hit Highness the Duke of York's Servants. Both Written by the Right Honourable the Earl of Orrer\'. london, Printed for H. Herringman, at the Sign of the Blew Anchor, in the Lower Walk of the New Exchange. 1672. folio. {British Muséum : 644. k. 14.)
A Treatise Of the Art of War : Dedicated to the Kings Most Excellent Majesty. And Written by the Right Ilonourable Roger Earl of Orrery. In the Savoy : Printed by T. N. for Henry Herringman at the Anchor in the Lower Walk of ihe New Exchange. M.DG.LXXVIL folio.
{British Muséum : 534. m. 25.)
Il y ades vers du comte d'Orrery dansle recueil suivant: AGollection of Poems : Viz. The Temple of Death : By the mQ.rquis oî Noimanby. An Epvttle to the Earl of Dorset : Bv Charles Montagne, Lord Halifax. The Duel of the Stags : By* Sir Robert Howard. With Several Original Poems, Never before printed, By The E. of Roscommon. The E. of Rochester. The E. oîOnery. Sir Charles Sedley. Sir George Etherege. Mr. Granville. Mr. Stepney. Mr. Dryden, Etc. London : Printed for Daniel Brown, at the Black Swan and Bible without Temple-Bar : And Benjamin Tooke at the Middle-Temple- Gate in Fleetstreet. 1701. 8^ {British Muséum : 1077. 1. 13.)
The Dramatic Works of Roger Boyle, Earl o/* Orrery. To which is Added A Gumedy,intitled,^5 youfind iV.By the Honourable Charles Boyle, Esq ; Afterwards Earl ot Orrery. Vol. 1. Gontaining : The Black Prince. Tryphon. Henry the Fifth. Mustapha. London : Printed for R.Dodsley, at rM%V//eflc/, in Pfl//-Ala/Z. M. DGG.XXXIX. Le second volume a pour titre : The Dramatick\Vorksof/îo<7crfioy/^,Earlof Orrery. Volume IL Gontaining : Herold the Great. Altemira. Guzman, a Comedy. Also As you find it, a Comedy. Bv Gharles late Earl of Orrery. London : Printed for R. Dodsley, in Pall-Mall. M.DGG XXXIX. 8v [Henry the Fifth, pièce historique, a été représenté en 1664; Mustapha, tra-
gédie, en 1665; The Black Prince, tragédie, en 1667; Ti*yphon^ tragédie, en 1668; Guzman, comédie, entre 1667 et 1672; Herold the Greaty tragédie, n'a pas été joué ; AUemira, tragédie, a été représenté, après la mort de l'auteur, en 1702. Le comte d*Orrery est aussi Tauteur d'une comédie, Mr. Anthony, jouée vers 1671.]
{British Muséum : 80. c 19-20.)
BOYSE (Samuel).
The British Poets. Including Translations. In one Hundred Volumes, LIX. Grainger — Boyse. Chiswick : Printed by Whittingham, Collège House, for J. Carpenter, J. Booker, Bodwell and Martin, G. and W. B. Whittaker, B. Triphook, J. Ebers, Taylor and Hessey, B. Jennings, G. Cowie and Co. N. Hailes, J. Porter, B. E. Lloyd and Son, G. Smith, and C. Whittingham. 1822. 12°.
(British Muséum : 11 603. aa. 4.)
BBISTOL (Earl of). Voir DIGBY.
British Muséum (Catalogue of Prints and Drawings in the), voir Beid et Stephens.
BBOWN (ToM).
Notes Upon Mr. Dryden's Poems in Four Letters. By M, Clifford\Q.ie Master of the Charter-House, London. To which are annexed some Beflections upon the Hind and Panther. By another Hand. Et Musarum et ApolUnis mie relictà^ Ipse facit versus. Juv. Sat. 7.
London, Printed in the Year 1687. 4*.
(British Muséum : 11 626. e. 15.)
The Beasons of Mr. Bays Changing his Beligion. Considered in a Dialogue between Crites, Eugenius, and Mr. Bays,
Quo teneam vultus mutantem Proten nodo? Hor.
Ante hibebatuVy nunc quas contingere nolis
Fundit Anigrus aquas. Ovid. Met.
London, Printed for S. T. and are to be Sold bv the Booksellers of London and Westminster. 1688. 4*.
{British Muséum : 641. h. 1/1.)
The Late Converts Exposed : Or the Beasons of M' Bays's Changing his Religion. Considered in a Dialogue. Part the Second. With Beflections on the Life of St Xavier. Don Sébastian King ot Portugal. As Also the Fable of the Bat and the Birds.
Parcite Oves nimium procéderez non benè ripœ
Creditur, ipse Aries etiam nunc vellem siccat. Virg. Ecl. 3.
Bode Caper vitem, tamen hine eum stabis ad aram^
In tua quod fundi CornuA possit^ erit. Ovid, Fast.
Licensed, January, 8. 1689. London, Printed for Thomas Bennet, at the Sign of the Half-Moon in SL PauL's Church-Yard. 1690. 4*.
(British Muséum ; 6 il. h. 1/2.)
The Beasons of M' Joseph Hains The Player's Conversion and Be-Conversion. Being the Third and Last Part To The Dialogue of Mr. Bays. Ecce iterum Criâpinus, et est mihi sxpè vocandus Ad partes. Juv. Sat. 4.
yen compositus tneliàs cum Bilho Bacchius. Hor. Serm.
London, Printed for Bichard Baldwin, near the Black-Bull in the Old'Baily. 1690. 4*. (British Muséum : 6H. h. 1/3.)
Numb. 9. The Lacedcmonian Mercury Being A Conlinualion of Iho Londoji Mercury. Mondav March 1. 1692. folio.
{Brilish Muséum : 522. m. 11/1.)
Lelters from the Dead lo the Living. By Mr. Tho. Brown, Capt. AylolT, Mr, Heu. Barker, etc. Viz, from Jo. Haines of Merry Memory, lo his Friends at Wills. Perkin Warbeck^ lo the pretenled Prince of Wales. Abraham Cowley y lo the Covenl Garden Society. C/iaron, lo the Illustrions and High-born Jack Ketch. James the 2^ lo Lewis the 14lh. Julian laie Secretary lo the Muses, to Will Peirre of Lincolns-Inn Playhouse. ScatTon to Lewis Le Grand. Hannibal to the Viclorious Prince Eugène of Savoy. Pindar of Thebes, to Tom. D, — Catharine of Medicis, to Ihe Dulchess of Orléans. Queen Mary to the Pope, llarlequin, loFather Le Chaise. The DukeotAlva, lo the Cfergy of France. Philip of Auslria, lo Ihe Dauphin. Juvenal, lo Boileau. Z>/awflof Poî7ierj, loMadam Maintenon. Hugh Spencer, Ihe youngerto ail the Favourites and Minislerswhom il may concern. JÛ/ia, to the Princpss of Conti. Chrislina Queen of Sweden^ to the Women. Rabelais, lo the Physicians. The Mitred Hog; a Dialogue between Fureliere and Scarron. Beau Norton, to his Brothers at Hippolit6*s. Sir Harlolomew —, to Serjeanl ^. — And several olhers wilh their Answers.
Infant i Melimela dnto, fatuasç ; marisca»^ Sed mihi, qnx novit punf/ere, Cliia Snpit. Mari.
Ïj)ndon^ Prinled in the Year, 1702. 8".
[British Muséum : 1019. m. il.)
The Sfage-BeauT toss'd in a Blanket, or Hypocrisie Alamodc. Expos'd
in a True Piclure of Jerry , aPretending Scourge lo Ihe English
Slage. A Comcdy: wilh a Prologue on Occasional Conformity -, being a full Kxi)lanalionof the Poussin Doctor's Book; and an Epilogue on the Reformers. Spoken, at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane. Simulant Curios, et Bacchanalia vivunt. Juv. London, Prinled and Sold by J. Nutt, ncar Staiioners* Hall. 1704. 4".
{British Muséum : 643. i. 18/8.)
The Works of Mr. Thomas Brown, Serions and Comical, In Prose and Verse. In Four volumes. The Fiflh Edition, Corrected from the Errors ofthe former Impressions. Wilh Ihe Life and Character of Mr. Brown, And a Key To ail his Writlings. Adorn'd with Cuts, London : Prinled for Sam Briscoe, at the Bell-Savage on Ludgate Util ; and sold by R. Smith, A. Bell, J. Round, G. Stra/ian, È. Symons, J. Osborne, J. Brotherlon, A. Betfsworth, W. Taylor, J. Batley; R. Robison, C. Rivington, R. King, J. Pemberton, T. Corbet, D. Browne, \\\ Mears, F. Clay, and T. Warner in Paternoster-Row, 1720. 12". A celle édition est joint un 5' volume dont le tilre suit : The Remains of Mr. Thomas Brown, Serions and Comical, In Prose and Verse. In one Volume. GoIIecled from srarce Papersand Original Mss. never Prinled in his Works. Wilh Mr. Brown's Legacy for the Ladies; or Characlers of Ihe Women of thé Age. To which is prefix'd, A Key lo ail his Prophesies, Dialogues, Satyrs, Fables, and Poems, London, Prinled for Sam. Ry'iscoe, at the Bell-Savage Inn on Ludgate-llilt. 1720. 12^ {British Muséum : 12 271. a.)
BUGKHURST (Lord). Sackvillk (Charles), Earl of Dorsel. Voir Wilmot (John).
BIBLIOORAPHIE. 429
BUGKINGHAM (Duke of). Voir Villiers (George).
BUGKINGHAMSHIRE (Duke ov). Voir Siieffield (John).
BUDGELL (Eustace).
Memoirs of the Life and Gharacler Of Ihe Late Earl of Orrery, And of Ihe Family of Ihe Boyles. Containing Several Curions Facls^ and Pièces ofHistory, from the Reign of Queen Elisabeth, lo the présent Times : Extracted from Original Papers and Manuscripls nevcr yet Printetl. With A Short Account of the Controversv between the late Earl of Orrery and the Révérend Doctor Bentley, and some Select Leiters of Phalaris, the famous Sicilian Tvranl : Translated from the Greek. By Eustace Budgell Esq ;
Te, animo repetentem Exempta tuorum
Et Pater .filneas, et Avunculus excitet Hector. Virg.
London ; Printed for W. Mears, at the Lamh in the Old Bailey. M.DCGXXXIl. 8^ {British Muséum : 614. g. 27.)
BUNYAN (John).
The Pilgrim's Progress from this World to That which is lo corne : delivered under the Similitude of a Dream. Wherein is Discovered, The manner of his setting out, His Dangerous Journey, and Safe Arrivai at the Desired Gountry. By John Bunyan, The second Edition, with Additions. / hâve used similitudes, Hosea 12. 10. Licenscd and Entered according to Order. London : Printed for Nath. Ponder, at the Peacock in the Poultrey, near Comhil. 1678. 12". [Le Bi'ilish Muséum ne possède pas la première édition de cet ouvrage, qui est aussi de 1678.] {British Muséum : C. 25. c. 24.)
The Third Edition. London. 1679. 12*. (G. 2o. c. 28.)
The Fourth Edition. London, 1680. 12". (4414. d. e.)
The Fifth Edition. London, 1680. 12". (4il4. a.a.a.)
The Sixth Edition. London, 1681, 12". (4413.a.a.a.)
The Eighth Edition. London, 1682. 12". (44l4.a.a.a.), etc., etc.
BURKE (Edmund).
Reflections on the Révolution in France, and on the Proceedings in certain Societies in London relative to that event. In a Letter intended to hâve been sent lo a Gentleman in Paris. By the Right Honourable Edmund Burke. London : Printed for J. Dodslcv, in Pall-Mall. MDCGXG. 8". (British Muséum : E. 2065/1*.)
BURNET (Gilbert).
Some Passages of the Life and Death Of the Right Honourable John Earl of Bochester, Who died the 26ih of July, 1680. Written by his own Direction on his Dealh-Bed, By Gilbert Burnet, D.D. London, Printed for Bichard Chiswel, at the Bose and Crown in St. Pauls Church-Yard. 1680. 8". (British Muséum : 1418. c. 43.)
Bishop Burnet*s History of his own time; with the suppressed passages of the first volume, and noies by the Earls of Dartmouth and Hardwickc, and Speaker Onslow. hitherto unpublished. To which are added the cursory remarks of Swift, ond other observations. Oxford, at the Glarendon Press. MDGGGXXIIl. 6 vol. 8".
BUTLER (Samuel).
Hudibras. The First Part. Written in the time of the late Wars, Lon-
don, Prinled by G. J. for Richard Marrioty under Saint Dunstari's Church in Fleetstreel. 1663. 8\ (Bvitish Muséum : 239. f. 33.)
The Genuine Poetical Remains of Samuel Butler. With Notes, By Robert Thyer, Keeper of the Public Library, Manchester. With a Sélection from the Author*s Gharaclers in Prose. Illustrated with humorous Wood-cuts, and Portraits of Butler and Thyer. London : Printed for Joseph Booker, 6d, New Bond Street, 1827. 8».
{Brilish Muséum : Il 609. I. 1.)
GARE (Henry) t
Towser the Second, a BuII-dog, or a short Reply to Absalom and Achitophel, lOth December 1681. 8". [Ne se trouve ni au Briiish Muséum, ni à la Bibliothèque Bodléienne à Oxford, ni à Cambridge, nia Paris. Voir Malone, Vie de Dryden, p. 157.)
CARRUTHERS (Robert).
The Life of Alexander Pope. Including Extracts from his Correspondence. By Robert Garruthers. Second Edition, revised and considerably enlarged. With numerous engravings on wobd. London : Henry G. Bohn, York-Slreel, Govent Garden. MDGGGLVIl. 8".
GAVENDISH (William, Ist. Duke of Newcastle). Voir Dryden (John), S' Martin Mar-all,
The Humorous Lovers. A Comedy, Acted by His Royal Highnes^s Servants. Wrilten by His Grâce the Duke o( Netvcastle. London, Printed by J. M. for H. Hen'ingman, at the Sign of the Blew Anchor in the Lower-Walk of the New-Exchangey 1677, 4".
{Briiish Muséum : 644. g. 30.)
The Triumphant Widow, or the Medley of Humours. A Gomedy, Acted by His Royal Highnes*s Servants. Written by His Grâce the Duke of Newcastle. London, Prinled by /. M. for H. Hcrrinr/man, at the Sign of the Blew Anchor in Ihe Lower-Walk of the Sew-Exchange, 1677. 4". (Briiish Muséum : 64i. g. 31.)
A General System of Horsemanship in Ail it's Branches : Gontaining a Faithful Translation Of that most noble and useful Work of his Grâce, William Cavendish, Duke of Newcastle, entitled, the Manner of Feeding, Dressing, and Training of Horses for the Great Saddle, and Fitting Ihem for the Service of the Field in Time of War, or for the Exercise and Improvementof Gentlemen in the Academy at home : A Science peculiarly necessary Ihroughout ail Europe, and which has hitherto been so much neglected, or discouraged in England, that young Gentlemen hâve been obliged to hâve recourse to foreign Nations for this Partof their Education. With ail the original Gopper-Plates, in Number forty-three, which were engrav'd by the best Foreign Masters, under his Grace's immédiate Gare and inspection, and which are explained in IhedilTerent Lessons. London • Printed for J. Brindlev, Bookseller toHis Royal Highness the Prince of Wales,in New Bond-strccl.MDGGXLlII. 2 vol. folio. [Gette édition, la seule que j'aie pu voir, est une traduction de la traduction française de la première édition.] {British Muséum : 788. i. 19-20.)
CENTLIVRE (Susanna).
The Busie Bodv. A Gome<lv. Writlcn by Mrs, Susanna Gentlivre. The Fifth Edition.
Quem tulit ad acenam ventoso Gloria corru,
Exanimnt leDlas Spectator, sedulus inflat.
Sic Levé, sic parvum est, animom qnod laudîs avarum
Subruit aut reficit. Hor. Epist. Lib. 1[. Ep. 1.
London : Printed for Bernard Lintot; and sold by Henry Lintot, at Ihe Cross-Keys, against St. Dunstan's Church in Fleel-streel. M.DGC. XXXII. 8". [La pièce a été jouée en 1709.]
{Briiish Muséum ; Il 775. b.)
The Man's bewilch'd ; or, The Devil lo do aboul Her. A Comedy, As il is Acled at the New-Theatre in the Hay-Markel; By Her Majealy's Servants. By Susanna Gent-Livre. London, Printed for Bernard Lintott, between the Two Temple-Gates in Fleet-slreet. [1710] 4".
(British Muséum ; 11 777. d. d.)
CHALMERS (Albxander).
The Works of the English Poets, from Ghaucer lo Gowper; including the Séries Edited wilh Préfaces, Biographical and Gritical, By Samuel Johnson : And the most approved Translations. The AdditionalLivesBy AlexanderGlialmers F. S. A. In Twenty one Volumes, London : printed for J. Johnson; J. Nichols and son; R. Baldwin; F. and G. Rivington; etc. 1810. 4°.
The General Biographical Dictionar)' : ... A New Edition, Revised and Enlarged by Alexandcr Ghalmers, F. S. A. 30 volumes. London : ... 1812. 8«.
GHALMERS (Gborgb).
The Life of Thomas Ruddiman, A. M. The Keeper, for almost Fifty Years, of the Library belonging to the Faculty of Advocates at Edinburgh. To which are suhjoined New Anecdotes of Buchanan. By George Ghalmers, F. R. S. S. A. London : Printed for John Stockdale Piccadilly; and William Laing, Edinburgh. M.DGC.XCIV. 8«.
{Briiish Muséum : 1432. d. 7.)
GHAPPELL (William).
Popular Music of the Olden Time; a Golleclion of Ancient Songs, Ballads, and Dance Tunes, lllustralive of the National MusicofEngland. With short Introductions to the différent Reigns, and Notices of the Airs froili Writersof theSixteenth and Seventeenth Genturies. Also A Short Account of the Minslrels. By W. Ghappell, F. S. A. The Whole of the Airs harmonized by G. A. Macfarren. Two Volumes. Prout sunt illi Anglicani concentus suavissimi quidem ac élégantes. Thésaurus Harmonicus Laurencini, Romani. 1603. London : Cramer, Beale and Ghappell, 201. Régent Street. [1856-59] 8«.
Character.
The Gharacter of A Town-Gallant; Exposing the Extravagant Fopperiesof some vain Self-conceiled Pretenders to Gentiiity,and good Breeding. London, printed for Rowland Reynolds in the Strand, 1680, folio. {British Muséum : 816. m. 19./44.)
GHRISTIE (W. D.).
The Globe Edition. The Poetical Works of John Dryden Edited with a Memoir, Revised text, and Noies by W. D. Chrislie, M. A. of Trinily Collège, Cambridge. New Edition. London : Macmillanand Go. 1 870. 8*.
A Life of Anthony Ashiey Copper, First Earlof Shaftesbury. 1621-1683. By W. [). (Uirislie, M. A. Formerly Hcr Majesty's Minister lo Ihe Argentine ConTederation and to Brazil. Two Volumes. London and New York : Macmillan and Ce. 1874. 8*.
{British Muséum : 10 816. b. b. b.)
Letlers addressed Trom London to Sir Joseph Williamson while Plenipolentiary at Ihe C.ongress of Cologne in the Years 1673 and 1674. Edited by W. D. Chrislie, C. B. Author of the Life of the First Karl of Shaftesbury. In Two Volumes. Pririted for the Gamden Society. M.DCCC.LXXIV. i". {Bibliothèque nationale : Na. 315 bis. 8 et 9.)
CIBBER (Colley). Voir Vanbrugu, The Provok'd Husband.
She wou'd, and She wou'd not, or The Kind Impostor. A Comedy. As it is Acted at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane. By Hcr Majesties Servants. Written by Mr. Cibber. lA)ndon : Printed for William Turner at the Anyel at Uncolns-lnn Back-Gate, and John Nuit near StationerS'Hall. 1703. 4». {British Muséum : 11 774. g.)
The Ladv's last Stake, or, The Wife's Uesentment. A Comedv. As ilis Acted at the Queen's Théâtre in the Hay-Market, By Her Majesty's Servants. Written by Mr. Cibber. London : Printed for Bernard Lintott, at the Cross-Keys next Nando's CofTee-Housein Fleel-strcet. II708]. 4*. {British Muséum : 841. c. 7./6.)
The Non-Juror. A Comedy. Written by Mr. Cibber.
— Pulrhra Lavema f)n nti/ii fnllero; dn juslum^ saurtutiufUf ritteri, Xoctem pficcntis, et froiidibus objice nnbent. Hor.
London, Printed for T. J. and arc sold by the Booksellers of London and Westminster. M.DCC.XVIII. 8".
{British Muséum : 642. b. 28./2.)
-Yimena; or, The Heroick Daughter. As it is Acted at the Theatre- Hoyal By His Majesly's Servants. Written by Mr. Cibber.
Face nuptial i Digna^ et in omne Virgo.
Aobili* .Kvum. Hor.
London : Printed forB. Lintot, between the Temple-Gates ; X.heiier^ worth, at the Bed Lyon in Pater-noster-Bow; And W. Chetwood, at Calo's-Head, in Bussell-street, Covent-Garden. 1719. 8".
{British Muséum : 11 775. f.)
An Apology for the Life of Mr. Colley Cibber, Comedian, and I^le Patentée of Ihc Theatre-Boyal. With an llistorical l'iew of the Si3.ge (/utinq his Own Time. Written bv Himself.
Hor est Virrre his. vità posjtp priore fnti. Mari. îib. 2.
Wlwn yt*iirM no mon' of active Life rflain, Tis ïoutli renf'w'd tu latty/t 'rm o'er nyain. Anonym.
Londnn : Prinle»! by John Watts for tlie Author. MDCCXL. 4".
{Brili.sh Muséum : 841. m. 9.)
CLAUENOON (Edw.\rd Hyde, Earl of).
The History of the Uebellion and Civil Wars in England, logether with an Historical View of the AfTairs of Ireland, bv Edward Earl of Clarendon now for the firsl time carefully printed from the ori-
ginal MS. preserved in the Bodleian Librarj*. To which are subjoine/1 Ihe notes of Bishop Warburton. In seven volumes. Oxford, ai Ihe Universily Press. MDCCXLIX. 8». {Briiish Muséum : 2077. b.)
CLARK (Samuel).
A Discourse Concerning the Unchangeable Obligations of Nalural Religion, and the Truthand Certainty of the Chistian Révélation. Being Eight Sermons Preach'd at the Cathedral-Church of Si Paul^ in the Year 1705, at the Lecture Founded by the HonouraWe Robert Boylé, Esq. By Samuel Clark, M. A. Chaplain to the Right Révérend Falher in God John, Lord Bishop of Norwich, Isa. 5. 20. wo unto them that call Evil Good, and Good Èvil; that put Darkness for Light and Light for Darkness; that put Bitter for Sweet and Sweet for Bitter. Rom.
1. 22. Professing themselves to be Wise, they became Pools, 1. Cor.
2. 10, But God hath reveaied them unto us by his Spirit, London : Printed by W. Botham, tor James Knapton, al the Crown in St. Paul's Church-Yard. 1706. 8«. {British Muséum : 1022. a. 23.)
CLAVELL (Robert).
The General Catalogue of Books, Printed in England Since theDreadful Pire of London MDCLXVI. To the End of Trinity-Term MDCLXXX. Together with the Texts of Single Sermons, With the Au thors Names : Playes Acled at both the Theaters : And an Abstract of the General Bills of Mortality since 1660. With an Account of the Titles of ail the Books of Law, Navigation, Musick, etc. And a Catalogue of School Books. To which is now added a Catalogue of Latin Books Printed in Foreign Parts and in England since the Year MDCLXX. Collected by R. Clavell. London, Printed by ^. Roycroft for Robert Clavell at the Peacock in St. Paul*s Church-Yard. 1680. folio.
{British Muséum : 129. c. 1.)
CLENCHE (William).
8'/Ve/*'»Supremacy faithfully discuss'd according to Holy Scripture, and Greek and Latin Fathers. With a Détection and Confutation of the Errors of Protestant Writers on this Article. Together with A Succinct Handling of several other Considérable Points. The First Book, Divided into Three Parts.
Romx nutriri miki contigit atq; doceri^ Scilicet, ut possem Curvo dignosca'e Rectum.
'EuçeôpaTov \ TcXd([v]T) x^ aaOevéo-, xav ptupioid ê^ctfOsv 'aXe(9T)Tai ^pbi)(j.a9i. Chryst. 67. Hom. John. Permissu Superioimm, London, Printed by Henry Hills, Printer to the Kings Most Excellent Majesty, for His Houshold and Chappel. 1686. And are to be sold by Matthew Turner, at the Lamb, in Holbom. 4**. [La dédicace est signée : Guglielmo Clenche.] {British Muséum : T. 1837./1.)
CLERK (Thomas).
The Works of William Hogarth {Including " the Analysis of Beauty "), Elucidated by Descriptions, Critical, .Moral, and Historical (Founded on the Most Approved Authorities). To which is prefixed Some Account of his Life. By Thomas Clerk. In Two Volumes. London : Printed for R. Scholey, 46, Paternoster Row; By T. Davison, Lombard Street, Whitefriars. 1810. 8*. {British Muséum : 1402. k. 24-25.)
Clod'pate,
Clod-pate's Ghost : or a Dialogue Between Justice Clod-Pate^ and his
[quondam] Clerk Uonesl Tom Ticklefoot; Whcrein 1s Faithfully jRelated ail Ihe News from Purgatory, about Ireland, Langhorn, etc. Aug. 25. 1679. folio. (British Muséum : 816. m. 19./43.)
COBBETT (William).
Cobbeirs Parliamentary History of England. From the Norman Conquest, in 1066, lo Ihe Year 1803. From which last-mentioned Epoch il is cantinued downwards in Ihe Work entilled, " Cobbelfs Parliamentary Debales. " London : Prinled by T. Curson Hansard, Pelerborough-Court, Flcet slreet. Published by II. Basghaw, Brydges- Street, Govent-Garden; and sold by J. Budd, Pall-Mall; R. Fanlder, New Bond-Streel; H. D. Symonds, Palernosler-Row ; Blacks and Parry, Leadenhall-Streel; and J. Archer, Dublin. October 1806. 36 volumes 8**. {Bibliothèque nationale : Ng. 219.)
Co/fee.
A Cup of Coffee : or, ColTee in ils Colours. London, Prinled in Ihe year 1063. folio, pièce.
(British Muséum : G. 20. f. PoeticalBroadsides, p. 262.)
Collection (voir Poems).
A Collection of The Newest and Most Ingénions Poems, Songs, Gatches, etc. Against Popery. Relating to the Times. Several of which never before Prinled, London, Prinled in Ihe Year MDGLXXXIX. 4".
{British Muséum : 1077. f. 40.)
COLLIER (Jbremy).
The Désertion discuss'd In a Letter lo a Country Gentleman. [1688?] 8^ {Bibliothèque nationale : Ne. 1449.)
A Short View of the Immorality, and Profaneness of the English Stage, Together with the Sensé of Antiquity Upon this Argument, By Jeremy Collier, M. A. London, Prinled for S. Keble al Ihe Twk's Head in Fleet-street, R. Sare al Gray^s-Inn-Gate, and H. Hindmarsh against the Exchange in ComhiL 1698. 8°.
{British Muséum : 855. d. 23.)
The Third Edition. 1698. {Bibliothèque de l'auteur,) The Fourlh Edition. 1699. {British Muséum : 30. 6. 21. /l.)
A Defence of the Short View of the Profaneness and Immorality of the English Stage, etc. Being a Reply to Mr. Congreve's Amendments, etc. And lo the Vindication of the Author of the Relapse. By Je?*emy Collier, M. A. Fortem animum prœstant rébus quas turpiter audent. Juv. Sat. 6. London : Printed for S. Keble at the Turks-head in Fleetstreet, B. Sare at Gray^s-Jnn-Gate, and H. Hindmarsh against the Exchange in CornhilL 1699. 8**.
{British Muséum : 641. e. 16./1.')
A second Defence of the Short View of Ihe Prophaneness and Immorality of Ihc English Stage, etc. Being A Beply lo aBook, Entituled, The Âncient and Modem Stages Surveyed, etc. By Jei'emy Collier^ M. A. London : Printed for S. Keble al Ihe Turk's Head in Fleetstreet, li, Sare at Gray'sinn-Gate in Holborn, and G. Strahan against the Exchange in Cornhitl. 1700. 8".
{Bntish Muséum : 6 il. e. 8.)
Mr. Collier's Dissuasive^ from the Play-House; in aLeller to a Person of Qualily, Occasion'd By the îate Calamity of the Tempest. London : Printed for Richard Sare, at Grays-lnn-Gate in Uolborn, 1703. 8*.
{British Muséum : 162. e. 65.)
Mr. Collier's Dissuasivc from the Play-House; in ALetter to a Person of Quality. Occasion'd By tlie Jale Calamity of the Tempest. To which is added, A Letter written by anotherHand; inAnswer tosomeQueries sent by a Person of Quality, Reiating to the Irregularities charged upon the Stage, London Printed for Richard Sare, at Grays-Inn-Gate in Holborn. 1704. 8^ {Btnlish Muséum : 641. e. 12./9.)
A Farther Vindication of the Short View of the Profaneness and Immorality of the English Stage, In which the Objections of[a Iate Book, Entituled, A Defence of Plays, are consider'd. By Jeremy Collier^ M. A. London: Printed for R, Sare, at Grays'-Inn-Gate in Holborn, and G. Strahan at the Golden Bail in Comhill. 1708. 8".
{British Muséum .* 164. i. 59.)
La Critique du Théâtre Anglois, Comparé au Théâtre d'Athènes, de Rome et de France. El L'Opinion des Auteurs tant profanes que sacrez, touchant les Spectacles. De PAnglois de M. Collier. A Paris, chezNicoIasSimart, Imprimeur etLibraire ordinaire deMonseigneur le Dauphin, rue S. Jacques, au Dauphin couronné. }i,DCC.X\. Avec Privilège du Roy. 8". [D'après la Biographia Britannica, cette traduction est du Père de Courbeville.]
(Bibliothèque nationale : Y. 6479. A.)
COLLINS (Anthony).
PHestcraft in Perfection : Or, A Détection of the Fraud of Inserting and Continuing this Clause (The Church hath Power to Decree Rites and Ceremonys, and Authorîty in Controversys of Faith) In the Twentieth Article of the Church of England. To forge an Article of Religion, either in Whole or in Part, and then thrust it upon the Church, isa most heinous Crime, far worse than Forging of a Deed. Archbishop Laudes Speech in the Starchamber. Remains, Vol. 2. pag. 82. Maxime habenda suntpro suspectis, quœ quomodocunque dépendent à Religione. Baconis Nov. Org, lib. 2. Aph, 29. London : Printed for B. Bragg in Pater-noster-Row. 1710. 8°.
(British Muséum: 1113. g. 7./1.)
A Discourse ofFree-Thinking, Occasion'd by The Rise and Growth of a Sect caird'Free-Thinkers. Mundum Iradidit hominum disputationi Deus. Eccl. 3. H . Vulg. Unusquisque suo sensu abundeL Rom, 14. 5. Ib. Nil tam temerarium, tamqueindignum sapientisgravitateatqueconstantiâ,quam, quod non satis exploratè perccptum sit et cognitum sine ulla dubilatione defendere. Cic.de Nat. Deor. L 1. *Tisa hardMatter for a Government to settle Wi/. Characteristicks, vol. i.p. 19. Fain would they confound Licentiousness in Morals with Liberty in Thought,anrf make the Libertine resemble his direct Opposite. Ib. vol. 3. p. 306. London, Printed in the Year M.DCC.XIII. 8".
{British Muséum : 1120. i. 2./1.)
CONGREVK (William). Voir Gosse.
The Old Batchelour, A Gomedv. As il is Acted al the Théâtre Roval, Bv Their Majesties Servants. Written by Mr. Congreve.
Quem tulit ad Scenam ventoso gloria Curru,
Exanimnt lenitu Spectator ; sedulus inflat.
Sic levé, sic parimm est, animum quod taudis avarum
Subruit, aut reficit. Horat. Epist. I. Lib. IL
The second Edition. London^ Prinled fur Peter Buck at the Sign of the Temple near the Inner Temple-Gate in Fleet-slreet, 1693. 4°. [Le British Mu^um ne possède pas la première édition ; la pièce a été jouée en 1693.] {Bntish Muséum : H 774. g.)
The Double-Dealer. A Comedy. As il is Acted at The Théâtre Royal. By TheirMajesty's Servants, Written byMr. Congreve. Interdum tamen^ et vocem Comedia tollU. Hor. Art. Po. Huic equidem Consilio peUmam do; hic me magnifice e/feroj qui vim tantam in me et potes ta tem habeam tantae astutix^ vera dicendo ut eos ambos fatlam. Syr. in Terent. Heaut. London : Prinled and Sold by H, lUlls^ in Black- Fryars, near the Water-side. [1694?] 8^
(British Muséum : 642. b. 25./4.)
APindariqueOde, Hurably OlTer'd lo theKingOn His Taking Namure. By Mr. Congreve.
Présent i tibi Maturos largimur Honores :
Xil oritwrum aliàs^ nil ortum taie fatentes. Hor. ad Augustum.
London : Prinled for Jacob Tonson at the Judgé's Head near the Inner-Temple-Gate in Fleetstreet. MDGXCV. folio.
[Bntish Muséum : 11 631. h. 2.)
TheMourning Muse of Alexis. A Pastoral. Lamenting theDeath of our late Gracions Queen Mary Of ever Biessed Memory. By Mr. Congreve. Infandum Begina Jubés renovare dolorem! Virg. London : Prinled for Jacob Tonson^ al the Judgé's Heady near the Inner-Temple Gale in Fleet street. 1695. folio. {British Muséum : 643. I.2i./8.)
liOve for Love. A Comedy. Acted atthe Théâtre In Little-Lincoln^s-Inn- Fields, By His Majesty^s Servants. Written by Mr. Congreve.
Nudus Agris, niidus mnnmis pa ternis,
Jnsanire parât certa ratione tnodoque. Hor.
London : Prinled and Sold by H. Uills, in Black-Fryarsj near the Water-side. [1695?) 8". ' {British Muséum : 642. b. 25./3.)
The Mourning Bride. A Tragedy. As il is Acted al the Théâtre in lincotn's-Inn-Fields. By Hi sMajesty*s Servants. Written by Mr. Congreve.
yeque etùm Icx xquior uUa, Quant necis artifices arte perire sua. Ovid. de .\rle Am.
London : Prinled and Sold by H. HilU, in Black-Fryars near the Water-side. [1697?] 8". ' {British Muséum : 642. b. 25./2.)
-\mendments otMr. CoW'ier' s Fa Ise and Imperfect CilationSy etc. From the Old Batchelour, Double Dealer, Love for Love, Mourning Bride. Bv the Aulhor of Ihose Plavs.
Quem récitas meus est o Fidentine LîMlus,
Sed mate ditm recitas iitripit esse tuus. Mari.
Graviter^ et iniquo animo^ matedicta tuapaterer^si te scirem Judicio magis^quem (sic) morbo animi^ petulantia ista uti. Sed^quoniam in te neque modum^ neque modestiam ullam anitnadt^erlo, resfiondebo tibi :
u^i, si quam maledicendo voluptatem cepisti, eam male-audiendo amittas. Salust. l)ecl. London, Prinled for J. Tonson at Ihe Judgë's Uead in Fleet-streety near Ihe Intier-Temple-Gate. 1698. 8*.
{Brilish Muséum : 641. e. 6.)
The Way of the World. A Comedy. As it is Acled al the Théâtre In Lincoin^S'Inn-Fields, By HisMajesty's Servants. Written by Mr. Congreve.
Audire est OperjB pretium^ proccdere reeU* Qui Mœehis non vultis. Ilor. Sat. 2. L. 1.
Aie tuât doti deprensn. Ibid.
London : Prinled for Jacob Tonson within Gray's-Inn-Gate next Gray*s Inn-Lane. 1700. 4*. {British Muséum ; 841. c. 9./8.)
A Pindarique Ode, Humbly Offer'd to the Queen, On the Victorious Progress of Her Majesly's Arnis, under the Conduct of the Duke of Marlborough. To whichis prefix'd, A Discourse on Ihe Pindarique Ode. By Mr. Congreve.
Operoaa parviis Cannina finyo. Hor. Ode "2. L. i.
Tuque dum procedi*^ lo triumphe y^on scmel dicemus^ lo triumphe CivitoM omnis; dabimusq ; Dii^is
Tftura benignis. Ibid.
Lo/irfon .'Printed for Jflcoi Tonton, within Grays-lnn Ga.le next Grays- Inn Lane. 1706. folio. {Brilish Muséum : 840. m. 1./5.)
Voir Dryden, Dramatick Works, MDCCXVIl ; la dédicace est de Congreve.
The Works of Mr. VVf7/iam Congreve. In three volumes. Consislingof his Plays and Poems. The Fifth Edition. London : Prinled for Tonson, in the Slrand. MDCCLII. 12*.
Considérations.
The Occasional Paper : Number IX. Containinç some Considérations about the Danger Of going to Plays. In a Letter to a Friend. London, Prinled for M. Wotton, al the Three Daggers in Fteet-street. 1698. 8". {Bibliothèque de T auteur.)
Some Considérations about the Danger of going to Plays. In a Letter to a Friend. London, Printed for M. Wotton, at the Three Daggers in Fleet-street. And Sold by J. Nuit near Stationers-Hall. 1704. Price Three Pence. 8^ (British Muséum : 641. e. 12./6.)
COOKE (WiNGROVE Gboroe). Voir Martyn (B.).
The Hislory of Party ; From the rise of the Whig and Tory Factions, in the Reign of Charles IL, To the passing of the Reform Bill. By George Wingrove Cooke, Esq., Barristerat Law, Authorof ** Memoirs of Lord Bolingbroke, *' etc. 3 volumes. London : John Macrone, St. James's Square. MDCCGXXXVI. H\
{British Muséum : 2077. b.)
COWLEY (Abraham).
The Works of Mr. Abraham Cowley. Consisting of Those ivhîch were formerly Printed : And Those which he Design^d for the Press. Now Published oui of the Author*s Original Copies. To this Edition are added Gutlcr of Colemau' Street : And Several Commendatory Copies
of Verses on tlie Aullior, by Persons of Honour. As Also, A Table to Ihe whole Works, never before Printecl. The Eightli Edition. LondoiK Printed for Henry Herringman; and are lo be Sold by R. Bentley, J. Tonson, F. Saunders, and T. Bennet, MDCXCIII. folio.
{Briiiah Muséum :C. 28. m. 13.)
GOXE (WlLUAM).
Memoirs of Ihe Life and Administration of Sir Robert Walpole, Earlof Orford. With original correspondence and authentic papers, never before published. In Three Volumes. By William Coxe, M. A. F. R. S. F. A. S. Rector of Bemerton. London : Printed for T. Cadell Jun. and W. Davies, in the Strand. ll^K. 4*.
(Bihliothèque nationale : Nx. 1094.)
CRAIK (Henry).
The Life of Jonathan Swift, Dean of St. Patrick's, Dublin, By Henry Craik, M. A. with Portrait. London, John Murray. 1882. 8**.
CROWNE (John).
Pandion and Amphigenia : or the Histor>' of the Coy Lady of Thessalia Adorned with Sculptures. By J. Croime, London, Printed by /. G. for R. Mills, at the sign of the Pestel and Mortar without Temple-Barr^ Anno, 1665. 8^ {British Muséum : 12611. f.)
Juliana, or the Princess of Poland. A Tragicomeây. Asit is Acted at His Royal Highness the Duke ofYork's Théâtre. ByJ. Crown, Genl. PreWo, e bene, di rado riesce bene. Licensed, sept. 8. 1671. Roger VEstrunge. London, Printed for WilL Cademan at ihe Popes- Head in the lower Walk in the New-Exc/ianf/e, and WilL Birch at the lower end of Cheapside, 1671. 4". {British Muséum: 644.'g. 35.)
The Historyof Charles the Eighth of France, or the Invasion otNaples by the French. As it is acted at his Highnesses the Duke of York*s Theater. Written by Mr. Crowne. Honestum est secundis tertijsvé consistere. Qu. London, Printed by T. R. and N. T. for Ambrose Isted, at the Sign of the Golden Anchor, overagainstSt. Dunstan*s in Fleelstreet. 1672. 4". {British Muséum : 644. g. 36.)
Andromache. A Tragedy. Asit is Acted at the Dukes Théâtre. London^ Printed by T. Ratcli/fe, and N. Thompson, for Richard Bentley, and Sold by the Book-sellers of London and Westminster. 1675. 4*.
(British Muséum : 81. d. 21 ./4.)
The Gountrey Wit. A Comedy : Acted at the Dukes Théâtre. Written by Mr. Crown. London, Printed by T, N. îor James Magnes, and Richard Bentley, at the Post-Office, in Rttsselsti'eet in Covent-Garden. 1675. 4". {British Muséum : 644. g. 38.)
Calisto : or, The Chaste Nimph. The laie Masque at Court, As it was frequentlyPresenled there, Byseveral Persons ofGreatQuality. With the Prologue, and the Songs betwixt the Acts. AU Written by J. Crowne. London, Printed by Tho : Newcomb, for James Magnes &ni\ Richard Bentley, at i\\t Post-Office mRussel-street in Covent-Garden. 1675. 4". ' {British Muséum : 81. d. 21./5.)
The Destruction of Jérusalem by Titus Vespasian. In two Parts. As it was Acted at the Théâtre Royal. Written by Mr. Crovme. Part the
Firsl. London, Printed for R. Bentley, al the Posl-house in Russel-
streel in Covent-Garden, 1677. 4".
{British Muséum : 644. g. 40.)
The Destruction of Jérusalem by Titus Vespasian. The Second Part. As it is Actedat the Théâtre Royal ByTheirMajesties Servants. Written by Mr. Crown, London, Printed for /. Magnes and R. Bentley, in Russel-slreetiiï Covenl-Garden, near thePiassa's, Anno. Dora. 1677. 4".
(British Muséum : 644. g. 40. )
The Ambitions Stalesman, or the Loyal Favourite. As it was Acted at the théâtre Royal, by HisMajesties Servants. Written by Mr. Crowne, London, Printed for William Abington, at the Black-spread-Eagle, at the Wesl-end of S* PauVs. 1679.' 4".
{British Muséum : 644. g. 43 )
The MiseryofCivil-War. ATragedy, As itis Actedat the Duke's Théâtre, By His Royal Highnesses Servants. Written by Mr. Crown. London, Printed for R. Bentley, and M. Magnes, in RusselStreet in Covent- Garden. 1680. 4*. [Bien qu'imprimée en 1680, cette pièce a été jouée en 1681; voir Genest, 1, p. 307.]
{British Muséum : 644. g. 44.)
Henry the Sixlh, The First Part. With thcMurderof/Zi/mpArey Dukeof Glocester. As it was Actedat the DukesTheatre.Writtenby Mr. Croit'n. London, Printed for R. Bentley, and M, Magnes, in RusselStreet, in Covent-Garden, 1681. 4°. {British Muséum : 81. d. 22./o.)
Thyestes, a Tragedy. Acted at the Theatre-Royal, By their Majesties Servants. Written by Mr. Crown. London, Printed for R. Bently and M. Magnes, in Russe Ils treet, in Covent-Garden near the Piazza's. Anno Domini MDGLXXXI. 4". {British Muséum : 644. g. 45.)
City Politiques. A Comedy. As it is Acted By His Majesties Servants. Written By Mr. Crown. Isondon, Printed for R. Bently in Covent-Garden, and Joseph Hindmarsh, Book-Scller to His Royal Highness. M.DC.LXXXIII. 4«. {British Muséum : 644. g. 46.)
Sir Courtly Nice : Or it Cannot Be. A Comedy. As it is Acted by His Majesties Servants. Written by Mr. Crown. London, Printed by H. H. Jun. for R. Bently, in Ru^sell-street, Covent-Garden, aiiid Jos: Hindmarsh, at the Golden-Bail over against the Royal Exchange in Cornhill. MDCLXXXV. 4^ {British Muséum : 644. g. 47.)
The English Frier : or, The Town Sparks. A Comedy, As it is Acted by Their Majesty's Servants. By Mr. Crowne. London : Printed îor James Knapton, at the Crown in St. Paul's Church-yard. 1690. 4'.
{British Muséum : 644. g. 50.)
The Married Beau: or, the Curiousimpertinent, A Comedy : Actedat the Theatre-Royal, By their Majesties Servants. Written by Mr. Crowne. London : Printed for Richard Bentley, at the Post-House in Russell- Street in Covent-Garden. 1694. 4*.
{British Muséum : 644. g. 51.)
Caligula, a Tragedy, as it is acted at the Théâtre Royal, By His Majesty's Servants. Written by Mr. Crowne. London : Printed by /. Orme, for R. Wellington, at the Lute in S* PauVs Church-Yard, and sold by Percivil Gilbome, at the lïarrow, at the Corner of Chancery-Lane,
and BetTiard Lintott, al the Crosa-Keys in S* Martins-Lane^ near Umg-Acre. 1698. r. (Bntish Muséum ; 644. g. 53.)
The Dramalic Works of John Crowne. With Prefatory Menioir and Notes. Edinburgh : William Paterson, London : H. Solheran and Co. MDCGGLXXIII. 4 volumes 8^ {British Muséum : H lH. d.)
CUGHEVAL CLAIUGNY.
Histoire de la Presse en Angleterre et aux États-Unis, par M. Cucheval Glarigny, ancien rédacteur en chef du Constitutionnel. Paris, Amyot. éditeur des œuvres de Napoléon III etde la. Semaine politique. S^ rue de la Paix. ISol. in-!2.
GUNNINGHAM (Petbr). Voir Johnson (Samuel).
The Story of Nell Gwyn : and Ihe Sayings of Charles the Second. Relatedand collectcd by PeterCunningham, F. S. A. London : Bradbury and Evans, 11. Bouverie streel, 1852. 8**
{British Mttseum : 10825. c.)
D'AVENANT (Sir William).
Gondibert : An Heroick Poem ,Written by ^'William D'Avenant. London^ Printed by Tho. Neu^comb, for John Holden^ and are to besold at his Shop at the sign of the Anchorin the New-Exchange. 1651. 4^
{British Muséum : E. 782.)
The Siège of Rhodes Made a Représentation by the Art of Prospective in Scènes, And the Story sung inflm/rt/ireMusick.At the back partof Rutland'Eouse in the upper end of Aldergate-^ireet London. London, Printed by J. M. (or Henrtj H erringmany and dire to be sold at his Shop, al the Sign of the Anchor, on the Lower-Walk in the I^eW'Exchange, 1656. 4". (British Muséum : 644. d. 68.)
The Cruelty of the Spaniards in Peru. Exprest by Instrumentall and Vocall Musick, and by Art of Perspective in Scènes, etc. Represented daily at the Cockpit in Drury-Lane, AtThree after noone punctually. London, Printed for Henry Herringman, and are to be sold at his Shop at the Anchor in the Lower walk in the Neu^Eachange. 1658. 4*.
Law against Lovers. [Cette pièce, jouée en 1662, ne se trouve pas en édition séparée, mais elle est dans le volume suivant :] The Works of S' William D'Avenant K^ Gonsisting of Those v)hich were fot^merly Printed, And Those which he design'd for the Press : NowPublished Out of the AuthorsOriginall Copies. London : Printed by T.N. for Henry Hernngman, at the Sign of the Bleto Anchor in the Lower Walk of the Nevj Exchange. 1673. folio.
{British Muséum : 644. I. 18.)
Macbeth, a Tragedy. With ail the Altérations, Amendments, Additions, and New Songs.^st^'s«oii'-lc/erf as //ifDukes Théâtre, /-on^ow, Printed for P. Ghetwin, and are to be Sold by most Booksellers, 1674. 4".
{British Muséum : 644. i. 45.)
The Tempest. Voir Dryden.
DAVIES (Thomas). Voir Downes.
DEFOE (I)amkl).
ThePoorMan'sPlea, In Relation to ail the Proclamations, Déclarations,
Acls of Parliamenl, etc. Which Hâve been, or sliall be made, or publishVI, foraUeformalionof Manners,an(lsuppressingImmoraIiiy in Ihe Nation. London : Printed in the Year MDCXCVIII. 4".
{British Muséum : 1103. f. 19.)
The True-Born Englishman a Irialy r Siaiuimus Pacem et Sectiritatem, et Concordiam^JufliciumefJuslitiamyinterAng\oseiyormainnos,¥TSincos et Britones, Walliœc/ Cornubias Pictos et Scotos, Albaniœ, «tmi/tVe/' inter Francos et Insulanos Provincias^ et Patrias, qux pertinent od Coronam nostram^ et inter omnes nobis Subjecios, firmiler et inviolabiliter observari. Charta Hegis Wiliielmi Conquisitoris de Pace Publica, Cap. 1. Prinled in Ihe Year MDGG. 4».
TheShortest-Way With Ihe Dissenlers : or Proposais for the Kslablishment of the Ghurch. London : Prinled in the Year MDCGll. 4*.
(British Muséum : 110. f. '21.)
The Shortest-Way With the DissentersrOr Proposais for the Ëstablish^ inentof the Ghurch. With its Author's Brief Explications Conaiderd: His Name Expos'd^ His Practices Detected^ and his Hellish Designs sel in a true Light, Ihat the Partywhich slickles for Him, may rightly know Him, and that Which is against Him continue to Triumph over Him. The Second Edition, Correcled and Amended. To which is Added A Post'Sci*iplj By Way of Answer to some Malicious and Fatse Aspersions, etc.
Crimine ab Uno JHsce Omnes.
Née Defenaoribus ûtlit Teinpus eget. Virg., .*Id.
London : Prinled in the Year 1703. 4».
{British Muséum : 110. f. 29.)
A Hymn To The Pillory. London : Printed in the Year MDGCllI. 4".
{British Muséum : 164. m. 31.)
A Weekly Ueview of the AfTairs of France : Purg'd from the Errors and Partiality of News-Writers and Petty-Statesmen, of ail Sides. Numb. 1. Saturday, Feb. 19 1704. 4*. (British Muséum: J. R. 151.)
DENNIS (John).
A Plot, and no Plot. A Comedy, Asis it Acted attheTheatre-Royal,in Drury Lane. Wrltlen by Mr. Oennis.
Militix quamvis piger et malus, utitis urbi.
Si das hoc^ parvis quoque rébus magna Juvari. Horace Epist.
London, Printed for H. Parker, at the Signof the t/nicorn underthe Royat Exchange in Comhil :P. Buck,ail the Sign of the Temple, near the Inner Temple Gate^ Fleet street : and R. Wellington, at the Lute in St. PauVs Ghurch Yard. [16971, 4^
(British Muséum: 643. i. 19./3.)
The Usefulness of the Stage, To the Happiness of Mankind. To Government, and To Religion. Occasioned by a late Book, written byJeremy Collier, M. A. By Mr. Dennis. London, Printed for Rich. Parker at the Unicorn under the Piazza of the Royal Erchange. 1698. 8*».
(British Muséum : 641. e. 4.)
Britannia Triumphans: Or the Empire Sav'd, and Europje Deliver'd. By tlie Siiccess of IierMajesty's Forces under the Wise and Heroick Gonduct of his Grâce the Duke of Marlborough. A Poem, By Mr. Dennis. Ab Jovc Principium Musse. Virg. London : Prinled for J. Nutt near Staiioners-Hall. 1704. 8'. (Britisk Musetim : 161. 1. 33.)
The Baille of Ramillia : or, the Power of Union. A Poem. In Five Books By Mr. Dennis. London, Prinled for Ben. Bragq al the Baven in Paier-Noster-Bow, 1706. S\ (Brilish Muséum : 11632. df. 2.)
A Poem Upon the Death of Her laie Sacred Majesty Queen Anne, And the Most Happy and most Auspicious Accession Of his Sacred Majesly King George. To the Impérial Crowns otGreat Britain, France and Ireland. With an Exhortation to ail True Britons to Unity. Bege incolumi mens omnibus una est. Virg. Georg. I. 4. London : Prinled by H. Meere, and Sold by J. Baker at the Black Boy in Pater-Noster-Bow. 1714. (Price Six Pence.) 8^ {British Muséum : 992. h. 3./9.)
The Select Works of Mr. John Dennis. In Two Volumes.
Neqne^ Te ut miretur Turba^ labores; Contentuê paucis Lectoribtts. Hor.
London, Prinled by John Darby in Bartholomew-Close, MDCGXVI1I.8*.
{Brilish Muséum : 78. i. 27.)
Original Letlers, Familiar, Moral, and Grilical. By Mr. Dennis. In Two Volumes. London : Prinled for W. Mears, at the Lamb wilhoutTempIe- Bar. MDGGXXI. 8*». {Brilish Muséum : 1087. h. 24'.)
The Stage defended from Scriplure, Reason, Expérience, and the Common Sensé of Mankind, for Two Thousand Years. Occasion'd by Mr. Lato's laie Pamphlet againstSlage-Enlerlainments. In a Letter iO¥»««^« By Mr. Z)eMn<>. London : Prinled for N. Blandford, at the London-Gazelle, Charing-Cvoss ; and sold by J. Peele, at Locke'sllead in Paler-Sosler-Bow. MDCGXXVl. (Price one Shilling.) 4".
{Brilish Muséum : 641. e. 13./6.)
DIGBY (George, 2d Earl of Bristol).
El vira : or The Worst not always true. A Gomedy, Written by a Person of Quality.Licens'dAfaylS. {Qùl.Boger L*Eslrange. London, Prinled by E, Coies for Henry Brome in Little-Briltain. 1667. 4".
{Brilish Muséum : 643. d. 70.)
DILKE (Gharles Wentwohtu).
The Papers ofa Gritic. Selected from the wrilings of Ihe laie Gharles Wentworlh Dilke. With a biographical sketch by his Grandson, Sir Gharles Wentworlh Dilke, Bart., M. P., aulhor of *' Greater Britain'' and of " The Fallof Prince Florcslan of Monaco." In two volumes. London : John Murray, Albcmarle Street. 1875. 8".
DILLON (Wentworth), Earl of Boscommon.
Miscellaneous Works By The RightHonourable The Earl of Boscommon. London : Prinled in the Year MDGGIX, 8°.
{Brilish Muséum : 1081. m. 3./2.)
The Works of Ihe righlhonourable Wentworlh Dillon, Earl of Boscommon. Glasgow : Prinled by Robert and AndrewFoulis. MDGGLUl. 12".
{Brilish Muséum : 11 626. aaa.)
DISRAELI (IsAAC).
Curiosities of Literature. By IsaacDisraeli. A New Edition, Ediled,\vilh Memoir and Notes, By his Son The Right Hon. B. Disraeli, Chancellor of Her Majesty's Exchequer. In Three Volumes. London : G. Routledge and Go., Farringdon Street. New York : 18, Beekman Street. 1858. 8^
Amenitiesof Literature. Gonsistingof Sketchesand Gharacters of English Literature. By Isaac Disraeli. A New Edition, Edited by his Son, The Right Hon. B. Disraeli, Ghancellor of Her Majesty's Exchequer. In Two Volumes. London : Routledge, Warnes, and Routledge, Farringdon Street. New York : 18, Beekman Street. 1859. 8"
The Galamities and Quarrels of Authors : With some inquiries respecting Iheir moral and literary Gharacters, and Memoirs for our Literary History. By Isaac Disraeli. A New Edition, Edited by his Son The Right Hon. B. Disraeli, Ghancellor of Her Majesty's Exchequer. London : Routledge, Warnes, and Routledge,... 1859. 8».
DOGGET (Thomas).
The Gountry-Wake : A Gomedy. As it is Acted at the New Théâtre in Litlle Lincoln' s- Inn-Fields by His Majesty's Servants. Wrilten btj Mr. Tho. Dogget, Comedian, London, Printed for Sam. Briscoe at the Corner of Chavles-sireet, in Russel-street, Covent-Garden ; Sold by /?. Wellington, at the Lute in St. PauVs Ghurch-yard; R. Parker at the Royal'Exchange. 1696. Price, One Shilling, Six Pence. 4".
{Brilish Muséum : 644. g. 59.)
DORAN (Dr.).
" Their Majesties' Servants. " Annals of the English Stage, from Thomas Betterton to Edmund Kean. Actors — Authors — Audiences. By Dr. Doran, F. S. A., Author of " Table Traits, " '' History of Gourt Pools, " " Queens of England of the Houseof Hanover," etc. Second Edition. (Revised, corrected, and enlarged.) London : SVm. H. Allen and Go., 13. Waterloo Place, S. W. 1866. 8".
London in theJacobite Times By D' Doran, F. S. A... In Two Volumes. London, Richard Bentley and Son, New Burlington Street, Publishcrs in Ordinary to Her Majesty the Quecn. 1877. 8°.
DORSET (Gharles Sackvillb, Earl of). Voir Wilmot (John).
DOWNES (John).
Roscius Anglicanus, Or An Historical Review of the Stage : After it had been Suppress'd by means of the late Unhappy Civil War, begun in 1641, till the Time of King Charles the IP. Restoration in May 1660. Giving an Acount of its Rise again; of the Time and Places the Governours of both the Gompanies first Erected their Théâtres. The Names of the Principal Actors and Actresses, who Perform'd in the Chiefest Plays in each House. With the Names of the most taking Plays; and Modem Poets. For the space of 46 Y'ears, and during the Reign of Three Kings, and part of our présent Sovereign Lady Queen Anne, from 1660, to 1706. Non Audita narroy sed Comperta. London. Printed and sold by H, Playford, at his House in Arundelstreel, near the Water side, 1708 [date elTacêe à la main et remplacée par 1712]. 8». {British Muséum :641. f. lo/.l.)
Roscius Anglicanusj or, An Hislorical Review of Ihe Stage... Wilh Additions, By the laie Mr. Thomas Davies, Aulhor of The Life of Garrick, and Dramalic Miscellanies. London, Printed for the Edilor, and So!d alNo. 62. Great Wild-Street^ nearLinco/nVlnn-Fields, by Mess. Egerton. Whilehall; Mess. Cox and Phillipson, James-Streef^ Covenl-Garden; U. Ryan. No. 351, Oxford-Streel; H. D. Symonds, No. 20. Pater-Nosier-Row ; and W. Richardson, under the Royal- Exchanr/e. 1789. 8'. [Édité par F. G. Waldron.]
{Brilish Muséum : 641. h. H.)
