MÉZIÈRES (M. L

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

MILTON (John).

Paradise Lost. a Poem Wrilten in Ten Books By John Milton. Licensed and Entred according to Order. London, Printed, and are tobesold by Peler Parker under Creed Church neer Aldgate; And hy Robert Boulier at the Turks llead in Bishopsgate-street; And Mathias Walker, under St. Dunstons Church in Fleet-street, 1667. 4**.

{British Muséum : C. 14. a. 9.)

Paradise Lost. A Poem in Twelve Books. The Authour Jo/iti Milton. The Fourth Editon, adorn*d with Sculptures. London, Printed by Miles Flesher, for Jacob Tonson, at the Judge's Head in Chancery-lane near Fleet-street. MDCLXXXVUl. folio.

{British Muséum : 11607. k. 6.)

MINTO (William).

English Men of Letters Edited by John Morley. Daniel Defoe By William Minto. London Macmillan and Co. 1879. 1 vol. 12*.

Mohocks.

The Town-Rakes or The Frolicks of the Mohocks or Unwkubites, With

an Account of their Frolicks laslNight and al severalolher Times; shewing how they slil Ihe Noses of several Men and Women, and wounded olhers : Several of which were laken up lasl Night by the Guards, and Commilted to several Prisons, the Guards being drawn ont to disperse them. 1712. folio.

{Dritish Muséum : 816. m. 19./74.)

MONTAGU (Lady Mary Wortlby).

The Letters and Works of Lady Mary Wortley Montagu. Ëdited by her Great-Grandson Lord WharnclifTe. Third édition, with additions and corrections derived from the original manuscripts, illustrative notes, and a new Meraoir By W. Moy Thomas. In two volumes. London : Henrv G. Bohn, York Street, Covent Garden. MDCCCLXI.8».

AIONTAGUE (Charles). Voir Prior.

MOTTEUX (Peter Akthony).

Beauty in Distress. A Tragedy. As il is Acled at the Théâtre in Little Lincolns'Inn-¥ïe\ds, By His Majesly's Servants. Written by Mr. Aloiteux. Wilh a Discourse of Ihe Lawfulness and Unlawfulness of Plays, Lalely wrilten in French by the Learned Father Caffaro, Divinity- Professor at Paris. Sent in a Letler to the Aulhor, By a Divine of the Church «/"England. London^ Prinled for Daniel Brown^ at the Black Swnn and Bi6/e\vithoul Temple-bar; and Rich. Parker at the Unicotm under the Piazza of the Boyal Exchange, 4698. 4**.

[British Muséum : 844. c. 8./42.)

MULGRAVE (Earl of). Voir Sheffield (John).

Muses Mercury (The).

The Muses Mercury : or the Monthly Miscellany. Consisling of Poems, Prologues, Songs, Sonnets, Translations, and othcr Curions Pièces, Never before Prinled. By The Earl oî Roscomînon^Mr. Dryden^ Dr. G — //i, N. Tate^ Esquire. Mr. Dennis, Dr. N — 7i, Capt. Steel, Mr. Maniiing, etc. To which is added An Account of Ihe Stage, of the New Opéra* s and IHays Ihat hâve been Acled, or are to be Acted this Season ; And of llie New Books relaling to Poetry^ Criticism, etc. latelv Publish'd. For the Month of Januaru. To be continued Monlhly. Ex Quovis Ligno non fît Mercurius. London, Prinled by J, H. for Andrew Bell, al Ihe Cross h ey s and Bible in Coi^nhill, near Stocks-Market. 1707. 4". {British Muséum : P. P. 5126. c.)

NEAL (Damkl).

The Hislory of the Purilans or Protestant Non-Conformists, from the Reforniation lo the Dealh of Queen Elizabeth : With An Accountof their Principles; their Attempls for a furlher Reformation in the Church; their SufTerings; and the Lives and Characters of their principal Divines, By Daniel Neal, 3/. A. Xow ail thèse Thingshappened unto them for Ensaviples ; And they are tvritten for our Admonition. 1. Cor. X. 11. London : Printed /"or Richard Hett, «/ the Bible and Crown m the Poullrv. M.DCC.XXXIl. Le second volume, daté M.DCC.XXXllI, va *' from the Dealh of Queen Elizabeth lo the Beginning of the Civil War inthe Year 1642 "et a pour épigraphe :

But if ye bile and devouv one another, iake heed ye he not consumed one of another. Gai. V. 15. Le troisième volume, daté M.DCG.XXXVI, va " from the Beginning of the Qvil War in the Year 1642. to the Death of King Charles I. 1648. " et a pour épigraphe : Think not that I am corne to send Peace on Earth, I came not to send Peace but a Sword^ Malth. X, 34. Le quatrième volume, daté M.DCG.XXXVlll., va " from the Death of King Charles l. to the Act of Toleration by King William and QueenMary, in the Year 1689 " et a pour épigraphes : This know also, that in the last Days perilous Times shall corne, 2 Tim. III. 1. They shalt put you out of the Synagogues; yea, the Time cometh, that whosoever kitleth you will think that he doth God Settice, John XVI. 2. 4 vol. 8*.

(British Muséum : 488. b. 7-10.)

NEWCASTLE (Duke of). Voir Gavendisii.

NICHOLS (JoH.N).

Literary Anecdotes of the Eighteenth Genlury Comprizing Biographical Memoirs of William Bowyer, Printer, F. S. A. and many of his learned friends; an incîdental view of the progress and advancement of literature in this kingdom during the last century;and Biographical Anecdotes of a considérable number of eminent Writers and ingenious Artists : M'ith a very copious index. By John Nichols F. S. A. in six volumes. London. Printed for the authorbv Nichols, son, and Bentley, at Cicero*s head Red Lion-passage, Fleet Street, 1812. 8^

NORTH (The Honouiiable Roger).

Examen : or, an Enquiry into the Crédit and Veracity of a Pretented 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. Ail tending to vindicate the Honour of the late King Charles the Second, and his Happy Reign, from the intended Aspersions of that Foui Pen. By the Honourable /?o<7e;' iVorM, Esq.; London, Printed for Fletcher Gyles against Gray*s-Inn Gâte in Uolborn. MDCGXL. 4".

[British Muséum : 2077. d.)

The Life Of the Honourable Sir Dudlev North, Kn'. Commissioner of the Customs, and afterwards of the Treasury to his Majesty King Charles the Second. Andof the Honourable and Révérend Dr. John North, Master of Trinity Collège in Cambridge, and Greek Professor^ Prebend of Westminster^ and sometime Clerk of Ihe Gloset to the same King Charles the Second. By the Honourable Hoger Sorth, Esq.; Ea complectitur guihus ipse interfuit. Gic. de Leg. Lib. L London, Printed for the Editor, And sold bv John Whiston, at Mr. Boyle's Head in Fleet-street, MDGGXLIV. 4°.

{British Muséum : 708. f. 1./2.)

OLDHAM (John).

Satyrs upon the Jesuits; Written in the Year 1679. upon occasion of the Plot, Together with the Satyr against Vertue, and Some other Pièces by the same Hand. London : Printed for Joseph Hindmarsh, at the Black Bull in CojmhilL 1681. 8».

(Biitish Muséum : 11632, a. a. a. 28.)

474 BIBLIOORAPHIE.

The Compositions in Prose and Verse of Mr. John Oldham. To which are added memoirs of his life, and explanatory notes upon some obscure passages of his writings. By Edward Thompson. •

Farewell, too Utile and too lately known. Whom I began to think and call m y own : For sure our SouIs were near ally'd, and thine Caat in the same poetic Mould willi mine.

In Ihree volumes. London : Printed for \V. Flexney, opposite Gray's- Inn Gale, Holborn. MDCGLXX. 8^

{British Miiseum : 11609. a. 26-8.)

OLDYS (William). Voir Lanobaine.

ORRERY (Earl of). Voir Boyle (Roger).

OTWAY (Thomas). Voir Gosse.

Alcibiades. A Tragedy, Acled at the Duke's Théâtre. Wrilten by Tho. Otway. Laudetur ab his Culpetur ab itlis. Horal : Serm : Lib, Ist. Sat. 2. London : Printed for William Cademan at Ihe sign of the Popes Head in the Lower Walk o( ihe New-Exchange in ihe Sfrand, 1675. 4». (British Muséum : 664. h. 75.)

Don Carlos Prince of Spain A Tragedy. As it was Acled at the Duke*s Théâtre. Written by Tho. Otway. Principibus placuisse Viris non ultima Laus est. Hor. The Four t h Edition Corrected. Licensed, June 15. 1676. Boger L'Estrange. London : Printed for B. Bentley at the Post-House in Bussel- Street, in Covent-Garden. 1695. 4°. [La pièce a été jouée en 1676; l'édition ci-dessus est la plus ancienne qui soit au British Muséum.] {British Muséum : 644. h. 73.)

Titus and Bérénice, A Tragedy, Acled at the Duke's Théâtre. With a Farce called the Chcals of Scapin. By TIw. Otway.

Grandis Oratio non est Turgidn

Sed Na titrait pulchritudine cxsurgit. Pet. Arb.

Licensed Febr. the 19»*» iùlQp.Boger L'Estrange. London: Printed for Bicfiard Tonson at his Shop under Grays-Inn-Gate, next Grays-Inn- Lane. 1677. 4^ {British Muséum : 1346. e.)

Friendship in Fashion. A Comedy, As it is Acled athis Royal Highness the Dukes Théâtre. Written by Thomas Otway. Archilochum Babies armavit lambo. Licensed May 31. 1678. Boger L'Estrange. London^ Printed byE. F. for Bichard Tonson^ at his Shopwithin Grays-Inn- Gâte, next Grays-lnn-Lane. 1678. 4".

{British Muséum : 644. h. 76.)

The Orphan : or, Ihe Unhappy-Marriage : A Tragedy, As itis Acled At His Royal Highness The Duke's Théâtre. Wrilten by Tho. Otway.

Qui Pelago crédit magno, se fœnorc tollit ;

Qui Pugnas et Castra petit, prseeingitur Auro ;

Vilis Adulator pictojacet Ebrius Ostro ;

Et qui sollicitât Xuptas^ ad prxmia peccat :

Sola pruinosis horret Facundia pannis,

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

London, Printed for B. Bentley and M. Magnes, in Bussel-Street in Covent-Garden, 1680. 4*. {British Muséum : 1346. e. 8.)

The History and Fall of Caius Marius. A Tragedy. At il is Acted al the Théâtre Royal. By Thomas Otway. Qui color Albu8 erat nunc est contrarius Albo. London, Prinled for R. Bentley in Russel-streety Covent'Garden. 1692. 4*. [Joué en 1680.]

[Britisli Muséum : 644. h. 81.)

The Poels Complainl of his Muse ; Or, A Satyragainsl Libells. A Poem. By Thomas Otway. Siquid liabenl veri vatum prxsagia, vivam, London, Prinled for Thomas Norman, at Ihe Pope^s Head in Fleetstreet near Salisbury -Court, 1680. 4"*.

{Bristish Muséum : 11626. d. 45.)

The Souldiers Fortune : A Comedy. Acted by their Royal Highnesses Servants At the Duke's Théâtre. Written by Thomas Otway.

Queni recitus meiut est 0 Fidentine libellits, Sed maie eum récitas incipit esse tuus.

London, Prinled for R. Bentley and M. Magnes, at the Post-House in Russel-Stî^eet in Covent-Garden, 1681. 4°.

{Brilish Muséum : 1346. e. 10.)

Venice Preserv'd, or, A Plot Discover'd. A Tragedy. As il is Acted at the Duke's Théâtre. Written by Thomas Otway. London, Prinled for J. Bindmarsh at the Sign of the Black Bull, over against the Royal Exchange in ComhiU. 1682. 4°. (British Muséum : 644. h. 77.)

The Epilogue. Written by Mr. Otway to his Play calVd 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 /or Joseph Hindmarsh at the Black Bull in Gornhill. 1682. folio. {British Muséum : 644. 1. 20./8.)

The Alheist : or The Second Part of the Souldiers Fortune. Acted at the Duke's Théâtre. Written by Tho. Otway.

Hic noster Authores (sic) habet ; Quorum emulari exoptat négligent iam Potins^ quant istorum obscuram diligentiam^ Dehinc ut quiescant porrà moneo, et desinant Maledicere, malefacta ne noscant sua. Terence.

London, Prinled for /?. Bentley, and J. Tonson, in Russel-slreet in Covent'Garden, and at the Judges Head in Chance ry-Lane, near Fleetstreet. MDGLXXXIV. 4". {British Muséum : 644. h. 79.)

The Works of Mr. Thomas Otway ; In Ihree volumes. Cohsisling of his Plays, Poems, and Lelters. London : Printed for G. Hitch and L. Hawes,D.Browne,H.Lintol,J. and R.Tonson,J.Hodges,C.Bathurst, J. Brindley, G. Gorbet, T. Waller, A. Slrahan, and T. Longman, MDGGLVIL 8^

PAGK (Richardson).

Miscellanies in Verse and Prose.

Si quis tamen hec quoque^ si quis Captus amorc leget Virgil.

The Second Edition, hmdon : Prinled for E. Gurll in Fleet-street. M.DGG.XIX. 8*». [Le nom de l'auteur se trouve au bas de la dédicace de l'ouvrage.] {British Muséum : 11631. d. 39.)

A New Collection of Miscellanies in Prose and Verse. Qudd si non hic fan fus fritcfus ostenderetur, et si ex hisstudiis delectatio soiapeteretur; tamen ut opinor, hanc animi remissionem, humanissimam, ac liberalissimam judicaretis. Nam cetera neque temporum sunt, neque ' aetatum omnium, neque locorum. Hœc studio adolescentiam alunt, senectutem ohlectnnt, secundas res ornant, adversis perfugium, ac solatium prœbent; délectant domi, non impediunt foris, pernoctant nobiscum,pereffrinqntur, rusticantur. Cicero Ora/.pro A rchia Poeta.

Multa aatis tusi. Non est Dea neêcia noitri, fhtx dulcem curia miscet amaritiem. Catull.

London : Printed for E. Curll, in the Strand, MDCCXXV. 8\

(British Muséum : 11631. c. 33.)

Panegyrick.

A Panegyrick On the Author of Absolom{sic) and Achitophel, occAsïoned by his former writing of an Elegy in praise of Oliver Crçmwel, lately Heprinted, Reprintecl in the Ye'ar MDCLXXXII. folio.

{British Muséum : 807. g. 5./I9.)

PEPYS (Samuel).

Diary and Correspondence of Samuel Pepys, F. R. S. Secretary to the Admiralty in Ihe Reigns of Charles II. and James II. With a Life and Notes bv Hicharcl Lord Bravbrooke.TheThird Edition, Considerablv enlarged. Five Volumes. London : Henry Colburn, Publisher, Créai Marlborough Street. 1848. 8^

Diary and Correspondence of Samuel Pepys, Esq. F. R. S. from hisMS. cypher in the Pepysian Library, with a Life and Notes by Richard Lord Braybrooke. Deciphered, with additional notes, by Rev.Mynors Brighl, M. A. Président and Senior FellowofMagdalene Collège, Cambridge. With numerous portraits from the Collection in the Pepysian Library, printed in permanent Woodburytype. London : Bickers and Son, 1, Leicester Square. 1875. 5 vol. 8®.

(Britis/i Muséum : 10 854. IT.)

The Diary of Samuel Pepys M. A. F. R. S. Clerkof the Acts and Secretary to the Admiralty transcribed from the Shorthand Manuscript in the Pepysian Library Magdalene Collège Cambridge by the Rev. Mynors Bright M. A. Late Fellowand Président of the Collège with Lord Braybrooke's Notes Edited with Additions by Henry B. Wheatley, F. S. A. London George Bell and Sons York St. Covent Garden... 1893-1896. 8**. [En cours de publication].