Sales catalogue: Salkeld

Date:
25th October 1880
Reference:
WA/HMM/CM/Sal/19/8
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Sales catalogue: Salkeld. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    1402 CITIZEN’s Pocket Chronicle : History, An- tiquity, etc., of the City ; its laws, customs, liberties, exemptions, etc., 12mo, hf. cloth, 2s 1828 CITY.—Description of the Freedom Box, voted to Admiral Keppel, plates of the ela- borately ornamented top, sides, and ends, de- signed by Bacon, 4to, in paper wrappers, “ 1779 ST. THOMAS’s Hospitat, Historical Ac- count of (the Demolished building formerly in Southwark) by B. Golding, 12mo, 2s 1819 MIDDLESEX.—Minppteron (John) Agricul- ture of Middlesex, folding maps, stout 8vo, old tree calf, 3s 1798 MONMOUTHSHIRE.—Wittetr (M.) Sur- vey of the History, Antiquities and Scenery of Monmouthshire, with a Glossary of obso- lete words and names, folding map, etc., 12mo, boards, uncut, 3s Chepstow, 1813 1407 NORTHUMBERLAND.—Gisson (W. Sid- ney) Guide to Tynemouth, a popular sketch, with notices of Shields, platesand cuts, 12mo, cloth, 2s NV. Shields, 1849 THAMES.—Tour on the Banks of the Thames from London to Oxford, by a Pe- destrian, 12mo, cloth, 3s For the Author, 1834 Presentation copy with author’s autograph. SHROPSHIRE.—Dovaston’s Rhymes, Le- gendary, Incidental and Humorous (many local pieces) 12mo, cloth, 2s 1811 SOMERSET.—Batu Characters, or Sketches from Life, by Peter Paul Pallet, with many additions, front. of three noted Bath persons, “* Humbug,” ‘‘ Follee,” and “ Vanitee,” front. and title soiled, but a large margined (and inside aclean) copy, sq. 8vo, half cloth, 2s 6d 1808 SOMERSET.—Brtutnastey (J.) Agriculture of the Country, folding maps, 8vo, boards, 28 6d 1798 SUFFOLK.—Hetsz (N. F.) Notes or Jot- tings about Aldeburgh, Suffolk (Historical, Antiquarian, Ornithological, and Entomologi- cal) illustrated, post 8vo, cloth, 28 6d 1870 SUFFOLK.—Souttry (C.) Penny Readings in Ipswich and elsewhere, thin 12mo, cloth limp, 1s 6d 1861 1414 SURREY.—Timss (John) Picturesque Pro- menade round Dorking, in Surrey, frontis- piece and woodcuts, 12mo, bds., 28 6d =—-1823 1415 SUSSEX.—RvsszExu (R.) Dissertation on the Use of Sea Water, with Epistolary Disserta- tion, plates, thick roy. 8vo, SCARCE, 3s 6d Oxford, 1753 Large and thick paper edition of the book, which was (together with Dr. Russell’s personal efforts) one of the principal means of the increase of Brighton. 1416 SUSSEX.—Hisrory of Brighton from the Earliest Period, and Picture of the Roads by the three Principal Routes to the Metropolis, by R. Sickelmore, Sen., pretty etchings of the Pavilion, Old Steyne, Old Ship Tavern, In- terior of Picture Galler y, 12mo, boards, uncut, SCARCE, 6s Brighton, 1823 1417 SUSSEX. —BRIGHTON as it is, 1831, pretty front. and cuts, 12mo, cloth, 4s 6d 1831 1403 1404 1405 1406 1408 1409 1410 1411 1412 1413 1418 WARWICKSHIRE Cuaritizs,—Report of! the Commissioners on the Borough of War-. wick Charities, August 1826, interleaved with: some MS. Additions, autograph of Thomas: Steel, 8vo, cloth, 3s Warwick, 1830) WORCESTERSHIRE. — CHampers (John)} General History of Malvern, plates, post 8vo,, bds., 28 6d Worcester, 1817' WORCESTERSHIRE. —Itineraria Symonis : Simeonis et Willelmide Worcestre ; e Codici- - bus MSS. ediditque J. Nasmith, Cuntab.,, 1778, and one other, in 1 vol, stout 8vo, old! half russia, broken, 38 YORKSHIRE. — Description of the Gris-- thorpe Tumulus, front., Scarborough, 1836—- Catzy’s Copy of a Survey of the Priory of! Bridlington, 1821—(Also contains Origin of! the Jewsin England ; Poetical Address to the: Fashionable Ladies of Great Britain, 1788, , &c., mostly Extracted by John Caley, in 1. vol, 4to, half cloth, 5s The ‘‘ poetical address” is a caustic attack on “ Man-- Milliners.” 1422 YORKSHIRE.—Taytor (Rev. R. V.) Sup-- plement to the Biographia Leodiensis (a1 Chapter devoted to Leeds Longevity) post 8vo, , cloth, 28 6d 1867! YORKSHIRE Mousican Fsstrvat.—A Series : of Books of Words, of Sacred and Secular: Performances given at York, with the Names: of the many Patrons, Stewards and Perfor-- mers, and a few tickets of admission, in 1 vol,, poor half calf, 3s 6d 18283 ISLE of Wight.—Hassett (J.) Tour of the: Isle of Wight, engraved title ‘page (one want-- ing) and thirty fine aquatint plates, 2 vols int 1, 4to, boards, uncut, LARGE and fine thick: 1419 1420 1421 1423 1424 PAPER COPY, 5s 1790) 1425 ISLE of Wight, HassELu’s Tour, plates, 2! vols, 8vo, half roan, 8s 6d 1790) 1426 SCOTLAND. — Letcuton (Archbishop of* Glasgow) A Practical Commentary upon I.. Peter I—II, sm. 4to, old calf, 2s York, 16933 SCOTLAND.—CoLuection of the Laws in: favour of the Reformation in Scotland (a ge-- nuine History of the Legal Establishmeut of ! Religion in Scotland, 1560—1749) post 8vo, , half calf, scaRcE, 10s Edinb., 1749) SCOTLAND.—Smeaton’s Report on Practi- » cability of Navigable Canal joining the Forth: and Clyde, folding map—Srconp Report; (proposing increased depth, etc.) folding “ie 1767, in 1 vol, 4to, half russia, 8s 6d LAW of Lauriston. —Woop (J. P.) Me- | moirs of John Law, and the Mississippi Sys- - tem, portrait stained, fcap. 8vo, bds., 28 6d — Edinb., 1824: PITCAIRN (A.) The Assembly, or Scotchi Reformation, a Comedy (from the original! M.S. in 1692) feap. bds., 28 6d #dinb., 1817’ Gross in some places, and puugently gatirical. SHETLAND.—Sincrair (Catherine) Shet-- land and the Shetlanders, or the Northern, Circuit, map, post 8vo, cloth, 2s 6d Edinb., 1840) 1482 SCOTLAND.—Mercer (A.) History off Dunfermline, including Inverkeithing, Dal-- gety, Aberdour, Beath, etc.,12mo,cloth, 2s 6d1 Dunfermline, 18283 1427 1428 1429 1430 1431