PREFATORY DEDICATION. ix Oriental Tales. Dictionaries. Vocabularies. Proverbs. Reformation. Boccaccio. Seven Champions, &c. Adamites. Songs and Garlands, Angling Legerdemain. Articles of Religion. Music. Ritual. The observations which I have here taken occasion to make have a common bearing on the Bibliographical Collections and Notes of 1876 and on the present volume, in which the same principle and aim have ruled me. The two books comprehend about 16,000 separate entries, gathered together at intervals from a great variety of sources, and often under difficult circumstances, but, I hope, in all cases with fidelity and success; and if to these we add 5000 for the portion of the Handbook of 1867, catalogued on the same plan, and therefore presumably of permanent worth, we arrive at a total of 21,000 orthodox titles. These will strike any person of experience as rather big figures. No volumes, X PREFATORY DEDICATION. indeed, in our own language, or probably in any other, afford an equal body of information on what in any country should be considered a subject of national dignity and concernment. The NOTES will be found tolerably plentiful. They are, as a rule, relevant merely to the subject-matter of the particular work to which they are appended, but occasionally they illustrate the life of the author, or refer to some interesting point connected with another book by him. They have not been drawn up without very considerable trouble, and they ought, perhaps, to assist in dispelling the common illusion that a bibliographer is very little more than a mechanical transcriber. How few things, on the contrary, he ought not to know, if his functions are to be satisfactorily performed ! In conclusion, I shall do myself the pleasure to thank those who have most materially helped me: Mr. Henry Pyne, Mr. Furnivall, Mr. Richard Garnett of the British Museum, Mr. Aldis Wright, Mr. Christie-Miller, Mr. Alfred Wallis of Derby, Mr. Frederick Locker, my Publisher who invariably lets me see any book which he has bought, and the eminent auctioneers Messrs. Sotheby, Wilkinson, and Hodge, whose liberality and kindness this is not my first opportunity of commemorating W. C. H. BIBLIOGRAPHICAL COLLECTIONS AND NOTES . Country, to a Citizen of London. London An Elegy on Her Grace Elizabeth Duchess Printed in the year, 1660. 4°. of Ormond, who died July the 21st, 1684. This letter from J. A. to his cousin is By E. A. M.A. of Trin. Coll. Dubl. In dated from Yorkshire, April 22, 1660. the Savoy, Printed by Tho. Newcomb. A., M. Poems, Upon Several Occasions. By M. A. Together with some Choice Letters Pallas Armata. The Gentlemans Ar- by the same Author. Licens'd June 12: Some of these pieces are in the Derby- shire dialect. (sic) good by the Author. [Quot. from Valerius Maximus.] Printed at London A. R., Cantabrigiensis. by J. D. for John Williams 1639. An Elegie upon the Deaths of the Earle 89. 8 leaves : A-G in eights. With of Southampton and the lord Wriottesly. Licensed to Henry Seile, 22 Dec. 1624. The Good Womans Champion : Or, A Some Reflections upon a late Pamphlet, The Present State of the United Provinces of the Low-Countries ; as to the Govern- ment, Laws, Forces, Riches, Manners, Customes, Revenue, and Territory, of the Dutch. In Three Books. Collected by W. A. Fellow of the Royal Society. London, Printed for John Starkey, 1669. 12°, A-T in twelves. An a b c for children in englesshe with A Funerall Elegie on the unfortunate syllab[1]es. Licensed to John Waley in death of that worthy Major Edward Grey, July 26, 1644. Printed at London for I. The aged mans a b c. A ballad. Licensed with anagrams. Ouvry Cat. No. 149. to John Waley and the widow Toy in A Vindication of the Roman Catholicks The A B C. Printed by John Tysdale of the English Nation, from Some Asper- А go The A B C in englesshe. Licensed to the true reformed Church of God in Scot- land, at Edinburgh, in the Gray-frier An A bc for children. Licensed to Thomas Church, the 24 of August, 1638. [Quota- tions.] Printed at Edinburgh, ... 1638. A ballett intituled an a b c with a prayer. Licensed to J. Allde in 1564–5. A ballett intituled how Abraham offered A godly A. B. C. Licensed to Edward Isacke. Licensed to J. Allde in 1568. The battaile of A. B. C. A ballad. Li- A newe ballad of Abraham and Sara. censed to E. White, 1 Aug. 1586. Licensed to H. Carre, 15 Aug. 1586. The horne A. B. C. Licensed to John Absalom Senior : Or, Achitophel Trans- The A B C for children conteyninge two posed. A Poem. Revis'd, with Addi- tions. London : Printed for S. E. and sold by Langley Curtis. . . . 1680. syllables with the lordes praier our belief and the Ten commandementes. Licensed to R. Jones, 3 May, 1591, but subsequently Absalom Senior : Or, Achitophel Trans- pos’d. A Poem. Revis'd, with Addi- The A B C: with the Catechism : tions. London: . . . 1682. 4°, A-F 2 Imprinted at London for the Company of Stationers. 1668. 8o. Bagford Papers ACACIUS, Baro de Doua. Parallelismus nov-antiqui erroris Pela- ABACHO. giarminiani. [Quot. from Matth. 7, 16.] Londini, Impensis Roberti Mylbovrne. 1626. 4°, A--B in fours, or 8 leaves. A Parallel : Of New-Old Pelagiarminian Error. Do men gather grapes of thornes or figs of thistles ? Matth. 7. 16. Lon- don, Printed for Robert Milbourne. 1626. London, Printed by B. Alsop, for Vindiciæ Academiarum Containing, Some including the engraved title. briefe Animadversions upon Mr. Web. sters Book, Stiled, The Examination of The Whole Book of Psalms Paraphrased : Academies. Together with an Appendix Or, Made easier for any to understand. concerning what M. Hobbs and M. With the matter comprehended in each Dell have published on this Argument. Psalm, respectively collected, and pre- Oxford, Printed by Leonard Lichfield. fixed thereunto, by way of Contents. By 1654. 4°, A-I 2 in fours. George Abbot Esquire, Deceased and ACADEMY. member of this present Parliament. The New Academy of Complements. London, Printed by William Bentley. London, Printed for Samuel Speed, near Anno Dom. 1650. 4°, A in eights, A 1 the Inner Temple-Gate in Fleetstreet. occupied by a device only : B-3 P 2 in 1670. Price ls. 6d. 8°, B-06 in twelves, besides the frontispiece and title. Dedicated by Richard Vines to Mrs. A New Academy of Complements : Or The Lover's Secretary. ... The Eleventh Printed for A. Bettesworth. ... 1734. 8°, A-G in eights, last two leaves blank or with advertisements ; but A in twelves. guages. London: Printed by William Pearson,... 1701. Folio, 14 leaves. There is a curious descriptive list of dances at the end. The copy employed ABERNETHY, THOMAS. ACHATES. Revolution. In Heroick Verse. Lon- and Vicarages in England and Wales, is added A perfect Catalogue of the Nobility of England and Wales, to the present Time, May 20.1690. . . . London, Printed for T. Sawbridge, and M. Gilly- flower, M.DC.XC. Folio, A-4 P in twos, besides general title, preface, title to Index Villaris, and Table, 4 leaves. The First' State of Mahumedism... The Second Edition. By the Author of the Present State of the Jews. London, Printed for Will. Crook. ... 1687. 8°. A cup for the Citie, And Her Adherents. Printed in the Year MDCXLVIII. 4°, 6 leaves, subscribed Henry Adis. A Declaration of a small Society of Bap- tized Believers, undergoing the name of and Published the 1 . . day of the 11. their God Janus, January, 1659. A sheet. Br. Museum (mutilated). A Fannaticks Letter Sent out of the Dun- minster: To all His Brethren in the three Nations at Liberty ; and also in the seve- ral Goales and Dungeons therein, that are under all the Principles of the Doctrines of Christ, Heb. 6. 1, 2. By Henry Adis. the Author, 1660 [March 6, 1659– A Fannaticks Mite Cast into the Kings Treasury : Being a Sermon Printed to the King, because not Preach'd before the A Fannatick's Alarm, Given to the Mayor in his Quarters, By one of the Sons of useum. |
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