(London?) (1781). pp. 8. 4to. Disbound, all leaves loose. Stamped Merchantile Library Philada. ESTC T48560. Title is in the form of a half-title. This copy is lacking the plate from which the date is taken (7 September 1781). Oxford Dictionary of National Biography. Lady Helen Boyle was the second wife of Sir James Douglas, a Naval Officer, who eventually became an admiral of the whiite, the colour being a ranking of admirals.

Reference: 148240

(Nottingham). Printed (by Charles Sutton) for the Company of Walking Stationers. (1790?). pp. 16. Woodcut on title page. 12mo. Single folded sheet with pp 7 - 10 cut from sheet and placed in the centre of the chapbook. ESTC N9051

Reference: 6735

London. John Evans. (1795?) pp. 8. Woodcut on title page. 8vo. Single folded sheet. Browned. Chapbook ESTC N35683

Reference: 22116

London. J. Dodsley. 1766. pp. (viii), 35, (iv), 39 - 55. 6 plates, 6 headpieces, 6 tailpieces, 1 vignette. Folio. Full calf, worn. Text and plates clean. The six poems are printed and foliated on the recto only. ’Odes by Mr. Gray’ and the ’Explanation of the prints’, by Horace Walpole, are printed on both the recto and verso.  ESTC N9933

Reference: 9969

A True Note of The auncient Castles, famous Monuments, goodly Rivers, faire Bridges, fine Towns, and courteous People, that I have seen in the noble Countrie of Wales. London. Reprinted from the Edition of 1587 for Thomas Evans. 1776. pp. xv, (i), 128. 8vo. Later quarter calf, boards. Some foxing. Half title present. ESTC T98908

Reference: 151090

Copenhagen & Leipzig. Jacob Preuss. 1741. pp. 382. Frontis, 3 plates. 8vo. Half calf, marbled boards, new spine and endpapers. Text block foxed text in German. Google translates the title as Nicolai Klim's Subterranean Journey contains a whole new description of the earth as well as a circumstantial account of the fifth monarchy, hitherto totally unknown to us.

Reference: 75410

I. Contains the History of all the Roman Transactions in Britain ... also a large description of the Roman walls etc II. Contains a compleat Collection of the Roman Inscriptions and Sculptures etc. III.Contains the Roman Geography of Britain etc. To which are added A Chronological Table, and Indexes to the Inscriptions and Sculptures after the manner of Gruter and Reinesius. Also Geographical Indexes both of the Latin and English names of the Roman places in Britain, and a Geberal Index to the work. London. John Osborn & Thomas Longman. 1732. pp. (vi) lacking half title, xxxii, 355, (i), 353 - 520. Chronological Table (x), Indexes (xxx). 78 leaves of Roman Inscriptions. 5 maps folded, 22 further plates. 37cm. Full calf, later spine. With the bookplates of David Stather and John Clayton. Apart from the half title, collated complete.

Reference: 17683

York. A. Ward. 1773. pp. (vi), 295. 8vo. Full calf, hinges cracked but firm, spine label lacking. 5th edition. ESTC T90950

Reference: 2339

London. J and R Tonson. 1760. pp. (iii), 252, (i). 12mo. Full calf, spine with gilt decoration. ESTC T139126

Reference: 95660

The Second Edition. Ornamented with Thirty-Seven Engravings beautifuly cut on wood. London. Vernor and Hood. 1799. pp. xxiv, 240. Frontis, further wood cuts in the text. 12mo. Full calf, later spine with label. Title page offset. ESTC T135840. Library Hub. Wood cuts erroneously attributed to Thomas Bewick.

Reference: 112341

BOUND WITH MURRAY, Lindley. A BIOGRAPHICAL SKETC OF HENRY TUKE. York. W. Alexander. 1815; (LURY, John Elton). A MEMOIR RESPECTING ANNE HARFORD LURY late of Bristol: who died the twenty eighth of the tenth month, MDCCCXX, in the twenty fifth year of her age. Bristol. John Wright. London. James Phillips. 1786. pp. 87, I of adverts, 54, 28. 12mo. Half calf, marble boards, hinges rubbed. A small amount of minor foxing.

Reference: 8856

London. John Rivington Jun. 1780. pp. (iv), 47, (iii), 336. 8vo. Full calf, spine with gilt decoration. Front hinge cracked but strings holding. A New Edition. The 47 pages between the title and Content leaf and the first work by Mrs Talbot, Reflections on the Seven Days of the Week, is Benjamin Kennicott. The Sabbath. A Sermon Preached in His Majesty's Chapel, Whitehall, and before The University of Oxford. Oxford. at the Theatre. 1781. The title page of this work has several holes in it not affecting the text. ESTC T53369 Mrs Talbot. The Works. ESTC T98188. Shattock. Oxford Guide to British Women Writers. p. 416. 1721 - 1770. A blue stocking who 'Despite the encouragement of her friends , ... did not publish in her lifetime, ... apart from one paper in Dr Johnson's Rambler (no. 30, June 1750).'

Reference: 96010