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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    178 BROADSIDE.—Act concerning Diligences raised, and not perfected in the late King’s reign, Feb. 14th, folio, 3s Edin., 1685 179 CORONATION.—SeERmon preached before their Majesties King James II. and Queen Mary,by the Bishop of Ely,pp. 16, 3s 7b. 1685 180 BROADSIDE.—His Majesties Speech, with the Journal of the House of Commons, folio, two leaves, 28 6d . Hdin., 1685 181 CHURCH LANDS.—LeEtTTeER written to Dr. Burnet giving an Account of Cardinal Poole’s Secret Powers ; on the Alienation of Abbey Lands, &c., pp. 40, 58 On title it is asserted that Burnet himself wrote this letter, 182 GREY (Ford, Lord) Secret History of the Rye-House Plot: and of Monmouth’s Re- bellion, now first published, post 8vo, pp. 132, 33 6d 1754 ISLINGTON.—Suarn (William, late School: master of Lady Owen’s School, Islington) Intrigues, folio, pp. 34, 5s 1685 CATHOLICS.—Reflections upon the Bulls of the Popes, Paul III. and Pius V., emitted against Henry VIII. and Elizabeth, pp. 16, 2s 6d. 1686 185 YORKSHIRE.—Cartwriast (Dean of Ripon) Sermon on Anniversary of Inauguration of King James II., preached at Ripon, title and two leaves, dedication torn away in margin, pp. 36, 2s 6d 1686 IRELAND.—Remains of Dr. George Rust, late Bishop of Dromore, collected by H. Hallywell, leaf torn in margin, pp. 86, 3s 1686 BROADSIDE.—Proclamation for England upon the Occasion of the designed Invasion, with the arms (Sept. 28th), large folio, 5s Holy Rood House, 1688 BROADSIDE. — Proctamation for the Speedy calling of a Parliament (Nov. 1688), folio, 3s Edin., 1688 DALHUSIUS (J.) Salvation of Protestants asserted in opposition to the Sentence of Eternal Damnation pronounc’d by the Romish Church, newly done into English, has the presentation inscription in the autograph of the author, presented to Dr. Maunder, Master of Baliol, Oxon., pp. 84, 5s 1689 ORANGE (Prince of) Proposats of Lords Hallifax, Nottingham, and Godolphin to the Prince of Orange, with the Prince’s Answer (relating to the two Armies, City of London, Tilbury Fort, etc.) Hungerford, Decr. 8, folio, two sheets printed on one side only, Edin., repr., 1688 ORANGE (Prince of) DEcLaRATION of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, in and about the Cities of London and Westminster (pub- lished on the Morning of the King’s Flight, and inviting the Prince to tell them what they can do for him), half folio, scaRcE, 5s Edin., repr., 1688 JEFFRIES (Judge) Broadside “ An Account of the Flight, Discovery, and apprehending George, Lord Geffries, Baron Wemm, Lord Chancellor of England, together with the manner of his being taken, Examination, and Commitment to the Tower ; ; on the 12th of Decem., 1688,” folio, printed on one side only, RARE, 10s 6d. 1683 183 184 186 187 188 189 190 191 192 193 ORANGE (Prince of). Reasons humbly offered, for placing his Highness the Prince of Orange singly on the Throne, during Life, folio, rough edges, 5s repr., 1689 BROADSIDE COCK.—The Queen’s Letter from France, to his highness the Prince of Orange.—(‘' I am as surely in a Teeming con- dition at present, as ever I was of a Prince of Wales’, folio, printed on one side only, 3s (circa 1689) ORANGE (Prince of) A New Song of the French King’s fear of an ORANGE, Rare OLD BROADSIDE BALLAD, printed on one side only, with rough edges, folio, price 10s Circa 1689 “The Wild Worm in my Tail My Vigour all drains, Through its Winding Canale Ive voyded my Brains ; And these damn’d Heretiques Have fool’d my Politiques. For an Orange once planted upon the French shore, My gay Flower-de-luces will flourish no more.’ 196 ORANGE (Prince of) A Brief Justification of the Prince’s Descent into England, and of the Kingdoms late recourse to Arms, PP. 20, 28 FRENCH Kine, The Politics of its, dis- covered ; with respect to Rome, Emperor, Spain, England,U. Provinces, Suisse Cantons, etc., with short account of his Religion, pp. 98, uncut, 28 6d 1689 WILLIAM and MARY, Broapsipz.— Pro- clamation of the King and Queen: the First one (only as K, and Q. of England, France, and Ireland), reprinted at Edinburgh being the First for ScorLanp, folio, one side printed only, 48 Edin., 1689 WILLIAM and MARY, Broapsipr.—Pro- clamation that the words ‘and Mary” be added to the Word “ King” (with other ad- ditions to the Liturgy), THE First ong, folio, Feby. 16th, 1688—9, 5s 1689 CORONATION.—London Gazette (The) April 11—15, 1689, with full account of the Coronation of William and Mary, with other news and curiousAdvertisements, folio, pp. 2, S 1689 CORONATION.—Speech of Mr. Speaker Powle to the King, congratulatory upon the Accession, folio, broadside, one side printed only, 2s 1689 202 VOTES of the House of Commons, 7th Novr. 1689, “ That a Tax of £100,000 be laid upon the Jews residing in this Nation,” etc., folio, broadside, one side only printed, 28 6d Edin., repr., 1689 208 BILL of RIGHTS.—The Public Grievances of the Nation Adjuged necessary by the H. of C. to be redressed, folio broadside, pp. 2, black letter, 2s 6d repr. 1689 204 SCOTTISH Broapsinr.—To his Highness the PRINCE of ORANGE, the Humble Address and Supplication of the Parishioners and Inhabi- tants of the famous Town of Linton, subme- trapolitan of Twedale, double columns, large folio, VERY RARE, 12s 6d (Circa 1689) ih tice noble Orange, Bless’d be the Time, Such fair Fruit prosper’d in our Northern Clime: Whose Sweet and Cordial Joyce affoords us Matter. And Sauce to make our Capons eat the better.” 194 195 — 197 198 199 200 201