THOMPSON] (N

A Collection of OneHundred and Eighty Loyal Songs, Ail written since 1678. And Intermixt with several New Love Songs. To which is Added, The Notes Set by Several Masters of Musick. With a Table to flnd every Song. The Fourth Edition with many Additions. London, Printed, and are to be sold by Uichard Butt, in Princess-street in Covent'Garden. 1694. Price Bound 2 s. 12".

(British Muséum : 1078. e. 13.)

THORNBURY (Waltbr).

Haunted London, by W. Thornbury. Illustrated by F. W, FairhoU, F,S.A. London : Hurst and Blackett, Publishers, Successors to Henry Colburn, 13. Great Marlborough Street. 1865. 8*.

TICKELL (Thomas).

A Poem To His Excellency The Lord Privy-Seal, on the Prospect of

Peace. By Mr. Tickell.

Sacerdos Fronde nuper Mitram fmlici insignia Olivx. Virg.

London : Printed for /. Tonson, at Shakespear^s-Uead over-againsl Catherine-street in the Strand. 1713. folio.

{British Muséum : 643. 1. 26./2.)

Epistle from A Lady in England; To A Gentleman at Avignon, By Mr. Tickell. The Third Edition. London, Printed for /. Tonson, al ShakespearS'Headover Sigainsi Kathari ne -s treet in the Strand, 1717. folio. {British Muséum : 643. 1. 25./18.)

Kensington Garden. Campas, ubi Troja fuit. Virg. London : Printed

for J. Tonson, in the Strand. MDGCXXII. 4°.

{British Muséum : 163. m. 2.) Voir Addison (Joseph), Œuvres, 1721, éditées par Tickell; et The

Drummer.

TIMPERLEY (C. H.).

EncyclopœdiaofLiterary and Typographical Anecdote ;Being a Chrono- ' logical Digestof the mostinteresting facts illustrativeof the History of Literature and Printing from the earliest Period to the présent

Time. Interspersed with Biographical Skelches pf Eminent Booksellers, Printers, Type-fou nders, Engravers, Bookbinders and Paper ' makers, of ail âges and Countries, but especially of Great Britain. With Bibliographical and Descriptive Âccounts of their principal Productions and occasional Extracts from them. Including Curious Particulàrs of the first introduction of Printing into various Countries, and of tbe Books then printed. Notices of early Bibles and Liturgies of ail Countries especially Ihose printed in England or in English. A History of ail the Newspapers, Periodicals, and Âlmanacks published in Ihis Country. An Account of the Origin and Progress of Language, Writing and Writing Materials, the Invention of Paper, Use of Paper Marks, etc. Compiled and Condensed from Nichols's Literary Anecdotes, and numerous other Authorities, By C. H. Timperley. Second Edition, lo which are added, A Continuation to the présent Time, Comprising récent Biographies, Chiefly of Booksellers, and A Practical Manual of Printing. London : Henry G. Bohn, York Street, Covent Garden. MDCCGXLII. 8^

TINDAL (Matthew).

Chvistianily asold as the Création : Or, the Gospel, A Republication of the Religion of Nature. Est autem jus naturale adeo immutabile, ut ne quidem a Deo mutari potest. Gi^ot. de Jure Belli et Pacis, 1. \. C. i. S- 10. n. 5. The Gentiles, which hâve no t the Law,doby Nature the Things contained in the Law. Rom. n. 14. — Godis no Respecter of Pensons; but in Every Nation, he that feareth htm, and worketh Righteousness, is accepted with htm, Acts X. 34, 35, Proinde perfectam illam Religionem quœ Christi prœdicatione nobis tradita est, non Novam aut Peregrinam, sed si verum dicere oportet, primam, solam veramque esse liquido apparet. Euseb, Eccl. Hist. 1. 1. C. 4. Valesius^s Transi. Res ipsa quœ nunc Christiana Religio nuncupatur, erat et apud Antiquos, nec defuitab Initio generis humani, quousq; ipse Chrislus veniret in Carne; unde vera Religio quœ jam erat, cœpil appellari Christiana. Aug, Oper. To. 1. p. 17. C. Retract. 1. 1. G. 13. The Religion of the Gospel, is the true original Religion of Reason and Nature. — And its Precepts déclarative of that original Religion, which was as old as the Création. Serm. for prop. the Gosp. in for. Parts, by Dr. Sherlock, now Bp. of Bangor, p. 10. and 13. God does nothing in the Government of the World by mère Will and Arbitrariness. — The Will of God always détermines itself to act according to the eternal Reason of Things. — Ail rational Créatures are oblig*d to govern Ihemselves in all their Actions by the same eternal Rule of Reason. Dr. S. Clark's Unchang. Oblig. of Nat. Relig. Edit. 4. p. 47, 48, 49. London, Printed in the Year MDCCXXX. i\ {Dntish Museujn : 694. m. 5.)

TOLAND (John).

Christianity not Mysterious : or A Treatise Shewing, That there is nothing in the Gospel Contrary to Reason, Nor Above it : And that no Christian Doctrine can be properly caird A Mystery. We need not désire a befter Evidence that any Man is in the wrong, than lo hear him déclare against Reason and thereby acknowledg that Reason is against him, ABp. Tillotson. London, Printed in the Year 1696. 8*. (British Muséum : 699. d. 7./1.)

éOÎ BIBLIOÛRAPHIE.

Nazarenus : Or Jewish, Genlile, and Mahotnetan Cbristianity. Containing The history of the antient Gospel of Barnabas, and the modem Gospel of the Mahometans, attribuled to the same Âpostle : this last Gospel being now flrst made known among Christians. Also, The Original Plan of Christianity occasionally explain*d in the history of the Nazarens, wherby diverse Controversies about this divine (but highiy perverted) Institution may be happily terminated. With The relation of an Irish Manuscript of Ihe Four Gospels, as likewisc a Summary of the antient Irish Christianity, and the reality of the Keldees (an order of Lay-religious) against the two last Bishops of Worcester. By Mr. Toland.

Intacta et Nova ? grave* Offemx, levU Gratta. PUo. lib. 10. ^hsII. 8.

Ast ego CglieoUs gratum reor ire per omne*

Uœ oput^ et Sacrât populiê notetcere Leget. Lacan. lib. 10, ver. 107.

London, Printed : And Sold by J. Brown wilhout Temple-Bar, J. Roberts in War\%'ick-Lane, and J. Brotherton at the Black Bull in Cornhill. 1718. S». {BHiish Muséum : 699. d. 10./2.)

Panlheisticon ; or the Form Of Celebrating the Socratic-Society , Divided into Threc Parts. Which Contain, I. TheMorals and Axioms of the Pantheists; or the Brotherhood. II. Their Deity and ^hilosophy. III. Their Liberty, and a Law, neither deceiving, nor to be deceived. To >\'hich is prcfix'd A Discourse upon the Antient and Modem Socielies of the Learned, as also upon the Infinité and Etcrnal Universe. And subjoined, A short Dissertation upon a Twofold Philosophy of the Pantheists, that is to be foUowed ; together with an Idea of the best and most accomplished Man. Written Originaliy in Latin, by the ingénions Mr. John Toland, And now, for the first Time, faithfully rendered into English. London : Printed for Sam. Paterson, at Shakespear^s-Head opposite Durham^yard, in the Sirand; and Sold by M. Cooper, in Palet^-noslei' Row, 1751. 8*. [L*édition originale, qui n^est pas au British Muséum, est de 1720.]

(Brilish Muséum : 226. a. 29./2.)

TOWNSEND (W. Charles).

History of the House of Gommons, from the Convention Parliament of 1688-9 to the Passing of the Reform Bill in 1832. By W. Charles Townsend, Esq.; A.M., Recorder of Macclesfield, London : Henry Colburn, Publisher, Great Marlborough Street. 1843-4. 2 volumes 8".

{Bibliothèque nationale : Ng. 234.)

TUKE (Sir Samuel).

The Adventures of Five Hours. A Tragi-Comedy. The Second Edition. Non ego Venlosx Plebis suffvagia venor. Horat. Feb. 12. 1662. Imprimatur. John Berkenhead. London, Printed for Henry Herringman, and are to be sold at his Shop at the Sign of the Anchor in the Lower Walk of the New Exchange. 1664. 4*.

(Bntish Muséum : 644. f. 70.)

Tunbridge.

The Tunbridge-Miscellany : Consisting pf Poems, etc. Written at Tunbridge-Wells this Summer. By Several Hands.

CarminibuM méritas cel^brarg Puellat

Dot m«i, Ovid.

BIBLIOORAPUIB. 503

London. Printed for E. Curll atthe Dial and Bible, against St. Dun* stan's Ghurch in Fleetstreet. MDGCXII. 8'.

(British Muséum : 1346. g. 2./7.)

Uzziah.

Uzziah and Jotham. A Poem. Licensed and Entred according to Order. Obscuris vera involvens, Virg. iEneid. !. 6. London : Printed for B. Molle, and are to be sold by Randall Taylor near SlaiionerS'Hall. 1690. folio. (British Muséum : 643. m. 12. 7.)

VANBRUGH (John).

The Relapse or Virtue in Danger : Seing the Sequel of The Pool in Fashion, A Comedy. Acted at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane, By the Author of a late Comedy GallM The Provok^d Wife. London, Printed for S. B. and Sold by R, Wellington at the Lule, in St. Pauls Ghurch-Yard. 1698. 4». [Joué en 1697.]

{British Muséum : 11775. e.)

The Provok'd Wife : A Gomedy. Written by Mr, Vanbrug, Aulhor f the Relapse. London, Printed in the Year 1710. [Joué en 1697.]

(Bmtish Muséum : 642. b. 29./6.)

iEsop. A Gomedy. With the Addition of A Second Part. Written by Mr. Vanbrug. Printed for T. Johnson. Booksellei* at the Hague. MDGGXI. 8». [Joué en 1697.] {British Muséum : 642. h. 29./3.) .

A Short Vindication of the Relapse and the Provok'd Wife, from Immorality and Prophaneness. By the Author. London : Printed for H. Walwyn, at the Three Legs in the Poultrey, against the Stocks-Markel. MDCXGVIII. 8*». {British Muséum : 641. e. 1.)

The False Friend. A Gomedy. As it is Acted at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-lane, By His Majesty's Servants. London : Printed for Jacob Tonson, within Gray^s Inn Gâte, next Grays înn Lane. 1702. 4**.

{British Muséum : 841. c. 7./8.) •

The Provok*d Husband : or A Journey to London, A Gomedy, As it is Acted at the Theatre-Royal, By His Majesty's Servants. Written by the Laie Sir John Yanbrugh, and Mr. Gibber. Vivit Tanquam Vicina Mariti. Juv. Sat. VI. London : Printed for J. Watts, at the Prinling-Office in Wild-Court near Lincolns-Inn Fields. MDGGXXVIU. 8^ {British Muséum : 643. h. 5./6.)

• Plays, Written by Sir John Vanbrugh. In two volumes. London : Printed for J. Rivington, T. Lowndes, S. Gaslon, G. Gorbett, S. Bladon, W. Nicoll, T. Evans, and M. Waller. MDGGLXXYL 12».