Sales catalogue: Salkeld

Date:
28th March 1881
Reference:
WA/HMM/CM/Sal/19/12
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

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

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    : Proceedings in England, sm. 4to, 16 pages, 3s 1689 “646 ABERDEEN.—Troe Account of the Trial, Condemnation, and Burning of the Pope at Aberdene in Scotland, Jan. 11, 1687, folio broadside, VERY RARE, 10s No imprint The Dempster of the Court proclaimed the following entence—‘‘ Innocent the Eleventh, forasmuch as thou art found guilty of the crimes in the indictment, the Lords ordain thy body to be burnt, thy blood to be tainted, thy honours to be blotted ‘out of all Records, that neither thou nor thy Cardinals, Bishops, Priests, Monks, Friers, Nuns, S, ads, or Protestants disguised be ever admitted in any Civil Society. &c., within this Kingdom, or City,” &c. _ 647 JAMES II.—Lerrer to a Friend advising him to Free the Nation from Slavery for ever (with a prefixed order of the Lords forbidding the observance of a Thanksgiving Day on the Anniversary of the Accession of James II.), folio broadside, both sides, 3s 1689 648 JAMES I].—Reasons of the Lords and Com- mons for the Deprivation and Disposal of James II., being in full satisfaction to all the Princes of Europe, folio broadside, both sides, 3s 6d Edin., 1689 JAMES II.—Lerrer (His) to his Privy Council with their Answer, in reference to his Indulgence, containing his Absolute Power, without reserve, folio broadside, both sides, 3s Edin., 1689 SCOTLAND.—Great News from the Con- vention, their Proceedings in declaring Wil- liam and Mary, King and Queen of Scotland, folio broadside, both sides, 28 6d 1689 IRELAND.—Present Dangerous Condition of the Protestants in Ireland, with a New Order of Tryconnel’s, folio broadside, both ; sides, 2s 6d 1689 652 JAMES IJ.—Exact Relation of the late King James’s Embarking for France, and of the Proclaiming King William, with the Present Condition of Dublin, and other Places near, folio broadside, both sides, 3s 1690 653 IRELAND.—TRvE and Impartial Account of their Majesty’s Army in Ireland, discovering the Designs of K. James, folio double broad- side, one side only, poor condition, 3s 6d Edin., 1630 654 SCOTS Porms (Several) Seven Curious Poems by the Great Montrose ; the Old Way of Kiilicranky, etc., 12mo, 12 pages, 8s 6d N.D. 655 IRELAND—Accouont of the Victory obtained by the King in Ireland, Ist July, 1690,folio broadside, both sides, 3s Edin., 1690 656 NAVY.—Exact and True Relation of the taking Five French Ships Jaden with Am- munition, by the Dutch, design’d for Ireland, with the Account of the Blowing up of Dun- kirk, folio broadside, 5s Edin., 1690 657 INNOCENT Countryman’s Reflections upon some emergent Differences of late, and his Seasonable Advice to a Divided People, folio, 14 pages, soiled, 3s fidin., 1690 658 HEREFORDSHIRE:—Instance of the Re- pentance of a late Passive-Obedient Parson, late J.P., of the County (Hugh Pugh of Dor- son), folio broadside, both sides, 3s 1690 649 650 651 $$$ ra rr ee Nee 25 Account of the Abuses andViolations of Oaths among us, small 4to, 32 pages, 2s 6d 1690 660 SCOTLAND—TruvzE and Real Account of the Defeat of General Buchan and Brigadier Can- non, their Highland Army, at the Battle of Crombdell, 1st May, 1690, with List of Offi- cers taken, folio, pp. 4, 78 6d Edin., 1690 661 MORLAND (Sir Samuel, Master of Mecha- nics to Charles TJ.) PROPOSALS to Persons of Quality who are Lovers of Art and Industry, folio, pp. 4, 5s Circa, 1691 662 ICON BASILIKE—Restitution to the Royal Author, or a Vindication of King Charles the Martyr’s most Excellent Book, folio, PP. 8, 4s 6d 1691 SCOTLAND—Lerter from Scotland : giving a true Relation of Affairs in reference to the expected Invasion from France ; and particu- larly the care taken to prevent the Castle of Edinburgh from being betrayed, folio, broad- side, both sides, 3s 1692 JACOBITES—Descent from France: or, the French Invasion of England considered, folio broadside, 2s 6d 1692 IRELAND—Speech of Viscount Sidney (Lord Lieutenant) to Parliament, Dublin, folio, broadside, both sides, 2s 6d 1692 DOUGLAS Famity—Copy of a Letter to the Laird of Blaikwood, and his Answer ; with Lord Angus’s Letter to Lord Douglas, his Father, folio, pp. 4, 3s 1692 EDINBURGH.—Maarsrrat’s Dignity, Duty, and Danger, set forth in a Sermon at Edin- burgh, by John Macqueen, sm. 4to, pp. 50, 2s 6d 1693 CAMBRIDGESHIRE.—Account of a Whale Seventy four Foot long, taken at Sutton, near Wisbich, Mch. 14, 1692—38, folio, broadside, SCARCE, 5s 1693 LONDON—Arkyns’ (Chf. Baron) Speech to Sir W. Ashurst, Lord Mayor Elect, on being sworn in, folio, pp. 16, 28 6d . 1693 SCOTLAND—Trvz and Faithful Relation of the Surrender of the Island of Bass. in Scot- land; with Articles, folio broadside, both sides, 6s 1694 LON ‘DON—Act of Common Council (against Election of any Commoner to the Office of Sheriff, while there is an Alderman eligible) folio, pp. 4, 3s 1694 COLLEGES—Act against Tumults and Dis- orders in Colleges and Universities, folio, broadside, one side only, 2s 6d Edin., 1694 FUNERAL Pageant of QuEEN Mary-—Form of Proceedings to the Funeral of Her late Majesty of blessed Memory ; from the Royal Palace of Whitehall to Westminster, folio, pp. 4, 128 6d Fins, 1695 Rare and interesting order of the Funeral procession. 674 NAVY—Great Brirarin’s Groans: or, an ac- count of the Oppression, Ruin, and Destruc- tion of the Loyal Seamen of England, in the Fatal Loss of their Pay, Health, and Lives, and Dreadful Ruin of their Families, sm. 4to, pp. 30, 5s 1695 663 664 665 666 667 668 669 670 671 672 673