Sales catalogue: Salkeld

Date:
13th February 1882
Reference:
WA/HMM/CM/Sal/19/21
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

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

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    245 HOLY WEEK.—Account of the Supersti- tious Ceremonies and WicKED PRAcTICES of the Church of Rome in the Holy Week, 72 pp., 8vo, 5s 1719 Very curious statements; which the author to those who doubt them, offers the originals for their inspec- tion. 246 SWIFT (Dean) Right of Precedence between Physicians andCivilians enquired into, 32 pp., 8vo, 2s 6d 247 SHEMAJAH (Elizaphan, a Converted Jew) Letter to the Patriots of Change Alley, prov- ing Stockjobbing to be a Great Security and Advantage to Church and State, 23 pp., 8vo, 8vo, 28 6d 1720 248 EBRIETATIS ENCOMIUM, or the Praise of Drunkenness, a Poem, with Notes by Bonl- FACE OINOPHILUS, front., 96 pp., cr. 8vo, 1s E, Curll, 1723, reprinted 1873 249 VIRGIL’s Husbandry, translated into Eng- lish Verse, with Latin Text, Mr. Dryden’s Version, with Notes, Critical and Rustick, plates, 100 pp., 8vo, 28 6d 1724 250 HERWARTO (A.) Tractatus Juridicus de OrFicio NoTaRiaTus ejus Dignitate usu et Abusi, 108 pp., 12mo, 2s 6d Francofurti-ad-M., 1725 251 GUY’S WILL.—A True Copy of the Last Will and Testament of THomas Guy, Book- seller, of Lombard Street, 52 pp., 8vo, 2s oe 172 252 BENTLEY.—Epistota Critica ad Erudetissi- mum Vocum H.B., P.E,I., 152 pp., 4to, 2s 6d 1726 253 MARY TOFTS, the Rabbit Breeder.—Disco- very (The), or the Squire turned Ferret, an excellent new BaLuaD, to the tune of Up we go, or What you please, 8 pp., folio, soiled, 3s Westminster, 1727 254 WORSHIPING rowarps the East, a Dis- quisition on, by an OxrorD M.A.,50 pp., 8vo, 2s 6d 1728 LARDNER (N.) Letter written in 1730, con- cerning the Locos supplying the Place of a Human Sout in Jesus Christ, 172 pp., 8vo, 2s 6d Reprinted 1788 PECULIAR NEWSPAPER,—The Frimypiy WRiTeER and Register of Truth for Oct., Nov., Dec., 1732; Jan. and Feb., 1733, by Ruts Cotuins, 3 of the numbers have fine engraved ports. of the authoress, the other 2 have woodcut ports. of the same, the lot for 10s 1732—3 Tidings of Barbarous Murders committed in New England—Decay of British Manufactures—Matters of Novelty—Women of great account who have brought forth children—Men whose horns have been exalted, Against the Temple of Satan, i.e., the Play Houses—Address from Philadelphia Merchants in the South Seas — Great shaking of the earth at Naples-—- Murders in Finsbury and the Temple, with a host of extracts from the Courant, Daily Deceiver, Daily Post, Youth, etc., with quaint, running com- mentaries or short notes on the articles extracted. SOUTHWARK.—Copy of Letters wrote by SMITH, the BOOKBINDER, of SOUTHWARK, with the Reasons which induced Him and his WIFE to commit so UNPARALLEL’D a MURDER on THEMSELVES and their Inrant, 10 pp., folio, 338 1732 255 256 257 ee ie ad - 258 VISION (The), in Verse, of the two Brothers, EBENSZER and RaupH [ERSsKINE], with a French Prophecy of M. Drsmagets, 10 pp., 4to, 3s Glasgow, 1737 259 LETTER to an M.P., containing a Proposal - to REPEAL certain OBSOLETE STATUES, com- monly called the TEN COMMANDMENTS, 61 pp., — 8vo, 28 . 173 260 BLASTERS.--DiscoursE addressed to Ma- gistrates, etc., occasioned by the enormous Licence and Irreligion of these Times, 36 pp., 38 1738 ‘‘In relation to Peter Lens, Painter, who professes himself a Blaster. It appears he professes to be a votary of the Devil; has offered up prayers to him, and publicly drank the Devil’s health,” etc. 261 WATTS (Isaac, D.D.) Holiness of Times and and Places, FIRST EDITION, 215 pp., 12mo, | UNcUT, 28 6d 173 262 SWIFT,—Verses on the Death of Doctor Swift, written by himself, Noy., 1731, 22 pp., 8vo, 1s 6d 1739 263 WALPOLE.—ForrHerR Report on the Con- duct of RoBert, Eart of ORFORD, with tables of monies expended and the names of the re- cipients, 1382 pp., 8vo, uncut, 23 6d 1742 264 WALPOLE.—Lessons (The), for the Day; being the First and Second Chapters of the Book of Preferment, 12 pp., 8vo, uncut, 2s, soiled 1742 265 VOLTAIRE (M, de) Mahomet, Tragedie, 70 pp., 8vo, uncut, 2s Bruxelles, 1742 265 PROHIBITION of Speech, a Modest Pro- posal for the, humbly offered to the considera- tion of Parliament, 16 pp., 8vo, 2s 6d ° Dublin, 1748 266 FORGERY.— Dissertation showing the In- VALIDITY of all PRroor by SrminirupE of HANDS in CRIMINAL Caszs, translated from the French, with a lengthy Preface, etc., by the Translator, 82 pp., 8vo, 2s 1744 267 FRENCH PROTESTANTS.—Memorial con- cerning tbe State of the Protestant Religion in France, with the cruelty carried on against them, the Text in French and English, 80 pp., 8vo, 28 6d 1745 SMOLLETT (Dr., Author of Roderick Ran- pom) The Regecide, a Tragedy, FIRST EDITION, 80 pp., 8vo, 2s 1749 ROMAN ANTIQUITIES.—Disszrtatio de Monumentis quibusdam Romanis in Boreali Magne Britannie parte delictis, anno 1731, plate, 19 pp., 4to, 2s Edin., 1750 _ FIELDING (Henry, Author of Tom Jones) Enquiry into the Causes of the Increase of Robbers, etc., FIRST EDITION, 144 pp., 8vo, 1751 268 269 270 28 6d OBSERVATIONS on the Buyers and Re- CEIVERS of STOLEN Goons, 34 pages, 8vo, 2s «lg 271 272 COMMON Sense, a Common Delusion as exhibited in Popr’s Essay on Man, 54 pages, 8vo, uncut, 2s 6d 1751 WITHOFIL (J. P. L.) Oratio de RELIGIoNE Menica, 76 pages, 4to,2s Hammone, 1752 JONES (C.) Methods to put a Stop to Mur- DER, ROBBERY, and PuRJuRy,31 pages, er a 1 273 274