ff. 4+pp. viii+292+*70 (Appendix & Index). 50 plates (for list see Upcott I. 52.) Old calf. £3. 38. This copy belonged to the author, and has notes and additions by him, including a review of the work from the Monthly Review. The paper catalogued ante No. 1267 is inserted, and also the portrait of Bentham from the 2nd Edition of 1812 (see ante No. 1518).

James Bentham, Ely B. 1708, Trin., B. A. 1730, M. A. 1738, V. Wymondham, R. Bow-Brickhill, Prebendary of Ely 1779, D. 1794.

2925. (AFTER No. 645.) THE LAST DYING WORDS AND CONFESsion of John Stickwood, who was executed at Cambridge, on the 11th Day of August 1775, for the horrid and inhuman Murder of Andrew Nunn, in Foulmire-Lane, on the 10th of July preceding. 141 x 19 in.

This relates to a murder committed by James and John Stickwood, of whom the former turned King's Evidence against his brother, and was therefore discharged by proclamation, with an admonition from the judge. John was born in Great Wilbraham c. 1733. 2s. 6d.

2926. (AFTER No. 744.) COLLECTION OF PSALM & HYMN TUNES Some of which are new & others by Permission of the Authors...to which is prefixed a Scale of easy Examples for those who learn to Sing. The whole revised & harmonized by Dr. Randall. And published by Wm. Hague Music Seller Cambridge. [c. 1790.]

f. 1+ pp. 81+ ff. 2, indices. Half calf.

Oblong 12o. 3s. 6d.

D. Additions to IV. (pp. 175-251).

2927. (AFTER No. 871.) FISHER, BP. JOHN. FUNERAL SERMON OF Margaret, Countess of Richmond & Derby, mother to Henry VII and Foundress of Christ's, and St. John's College in Camb., with account of her charities &c., & catalogue of her Professors at Camb. & Oxford, & her Preachers at Camb. Lond. 1708. 8o. pp. lxiii+ff. 8+ pp. 47. Frontispiece of Arms, and folding plate of tomb of Margaret. The Sermon is in Black Letter. Old calf, with bookplates of Prof. Adams & Rev. Chr. Sykes.

2928. (AFTER No. 1303.) heroic poem. In three cantos. sold by...Booksellers in Camb.

7s. 6d.

f. 1+ pp. 22. This refers to a trial of two undergraduates Leeke (Caius B.A. 1781?) & Woodman (Trin. B.A. 1781?) before the Vicechancellor, Dr. Yates, for unseemly behaviour, at the instance of Dr. Ewin and John Beverley, to the latter of whom the pamphlet is dedicated. A MS. note on title gives "Rev. Thomas, St. John's" as author.

2s. 6d. Josiah Thomas, St. John's, B.A. 1782, M.A. 1789, Archdeacon of Bath, D. 1820.

2929. (AFTER NO. 1300.) forward to his Mother. With notes explanatory & entertaining. To which is prefixed an address to the public. Lond. [1780.]

THIRD LETTER FROM TIMMY STRAIGHT

pp. 15. For former Letters see ante Nos. 1299, 1300.

4o.

(6) EPISTLE FROM Anti-Straightforward, in ANSWER TO TIMMY'S Third Epistle. To which is prefixed an address to the public, with a letter to Mrs. Straightforward. Lond. [1780.]

pp. 12.

4o.

TO WHICH

4o.

(c) FOURTH LETTER FROM TIMMY STRAIGHTFORWARD. is prefixed an address to Anti-Straightforward. Lond. [1780.]

pp. 12.

(d) ADDRESS TO TIMMY STRAIGHTFORWARD. BY A FRIEND. WITH explanatory notes. Lond. 1781.

pp. 11.
Together,

4o.

98.

2930. (AFTER No. 1315.) [FRESTON, ANTHONY.] VERSES ON HER Majesty's Birthday, May 19, 1784. Lond.

1784.

4o.

pp. 18. Dedication to the Queen signed A. F., and a MS. note on half title, "By Mr. Freston." 2s. 6d. Anthony Freston, son of Robert Brettingham of Norwich, B. 1757, took name of Freston from an uncle in 1761, Ch. Ch. Oxon. 1775, B.A. 1780, Clare Hall Camb., M.A. 1783, R. Edgworth Gloucs., D. 1819.

2931. (AFTER No. 1320.) [NICHOLS, J.] HISTORY AND ANTIquities of Barnwell Abbey, and of Sturbridge Fair. Lond. 1786. 4°.

pp. 84+71 (Appendix to Barnwell including monumental history of the family of Butler) + 73 to 104 (Sturbridge Fair) +32 (Appendix to Sturbridge Fair). Portrait of Jacob Butler after Rembrandt, and folding plan of the Fair taken 1725 (by Essex) with view of St. Mary Magdalen's Chapel Sturbridge, in corner. 188. The above forms No. XXXVIII. of Bibliotheca Topographica Britannica published for the Soc. of Antiquaries.

2932. (AFTER No. 1412.) THE SIZAR, A RHAPSODY. [No. I. Lond. 1799.] 8o.

pp. 158, title wanting. Written by a Cambridge man; dedicated to Sizars and "to each worthy Nursling of Step-dame Oxonia, yclept a Servitor." The author announces his intention to publish the "remaining forty-nine folios of this Rhapsody." 2s. 6d.

E. Additions to V. (pp. 253-477).

2933. Phalaris

BENTLEY, RICHARD. DISSERTATION UPON THE EPISTLES OF with an answer to the objections of the Hon. C. Boyle. With Bentley's Dissertation on the Epistles of Themistocles, Socrates,

Euripides, and others; and the Fables of Æsop, as originally printed; with occasional remarks. New Edit.

Lond. 1817.

8°.

2935. PROPOSALS FOR THE INSTITUTION OF AN ANNUAL EXAMINATION in Divinity, and a Latin Classical Author. [Camb. (?) before 1820.] 4o.

pp. 3.

1s. 6d.

2936. HUNTINGDON, BEDFORD & PETERBRO' GAZETTE, AND CAMbridge and Hertford Independent Press. Printed by W. Hatfield, Sole Proprietor; and Published at the Offices at Huntingdon, Bedford, Cambridge & Hertford. No. 426, Vol. IX. Sat. Oct. 20, 1821. Fo. pp. 165-168.

58.

2937. APPEAL TO THE OWNERS AND OCCUPIERS OF LAND, IN THE County of Camb., on the employment of rural labour. Camb. FF. [c. 1830.]

pp. 16.

8°.

1s. 6d.

2938. PETITION TO THE HOUSE OF COMMONS FROM THE UNIV. OF Camb. on changes in the mode of election &c. [Camb. Y, c. 1830.] 4°. ff. 2.

1s. 6d.

2939. CAMBRIDGE TOWN & COUNTY ELECTIONS, 1832. A COLLECtion of about 50 broadsides referring to the Town, and 30 referring to the County Election.

218.

ADDRESS TO THE REFORMERS OF THE TOWN

2940.

HENSLOW, J. S.

of Cambridge. [Camb. W,

1835.]

pp. 8. This is a second address, the former being in 1834.

8o.

1s.

2941. ESSAY ON THE NATURE & EFFECTS OF THE ANCIENT &

pp. 16. Professing to relate a debate at the Union on the above subject between 30 Trinity and 30 Jesus men. 18. 6d.

2943. CAMBRIDGE CHRONICLE & JOURNAL AND HUNTS. GAZETTE. June 30, 1838. Fo.

pp. 4. Containing the account of the Coronation, and also of the Camb. Coronation Festivities. 58.

2944. THE QUEEN IN CAMBRIDGE. AN ACCOUNT OF THE PROCEEDings connected with the visit of Her Majesty & H.R.H. Prince Albert to the Univ. of Camb., Oct. 25, 1843. Camb.: printed and sold by D. Chapman, St. Andrew's St.

1843.

12o.

pp. 12.

2944*.

BRADSHAW, HENRY.

2s. 6d.

MEMORANDA. THE SKELETON OF

Chaucer's Canterbury Tales: an attempt to distinguish the several fragments of the work as left by the author. Camb. CCC. issued till 1871.]

pp. 54.

(b)

1868 [not

8o.

3s. 6d.

CLASSIFIED INDEX OF THE FIFTEENTH CENTURY

Books in the Collection of the late M. J. de Meyer, which were sold at Ghent in Nov. 1869. Lond. [Camb. FFF.] 1870.

pp. 28.

(c)

8°.

78. 6d.

NOTICE OF A FRAGMENT OF THE FIFTEEN OES AND other Prayers printed at Westminster by W. Caxton about 1490-91, preserved in the Library of the Baptist College, Bristol. Lond. [Camb. CCC.] 1877. pp. 12.

(d)

8°.

38. 6d.

THE EARLY COLLECTION OF CANONS COMMONLY

known as the Hibernensis: a letter to Dr F. W. H. Wasserschleben. Camb. [PPP.] 1885.

pp. 16.

(e)

8°.

18.

COLLECTED PAPERS, COMPRISING 1. 'MEMORANDA'; 2. 'Communications' read before the Camb. Antiquarian Soc.; together with an article contributed to the 'Bibliographer,' and two papers not previously published. Thirteen Plates. Camb. A.

pp. vii+ff. 2+ pp. 447. Portrait by Herkomer, & facsimile of letter. 13s. 6d.

CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS.

VII. APPENDIX II.

MSS.

2945. [THE FOUNDATION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE, BY John Scot, Notar. Pub.]. Consisting of a short account of the University, of each of the 16 Colleges with a list of the Master & Fellows at March 25, 1617, Founders of the Schools, library, magistrates & officers, with 53 coats of arms blazoned, 26 leaves of the original work, with two in the handwriting of Thomas Baker to make up for leaves wanting in this copy. Fcap. Fo., loose in the old calf covers.

c. 1618. £6. 68.

This copy, which belonged to Thomas Baker, has no title page & wants the second half of the history of the University, which however is supplied by Baker from another copy. The copies were executed at different times between 1617 & 1621, the date to which each was made up being in some cases stated on the title page-There is one in Emmanuel College 1617, one in Jesus 1618, & one in the British Museum 1621. Of the work Mr. H. A. Woodham in his "Heraldry" of the University and Colleges thus speaks: "At the head of each section are two "coats, one exhibiting the bearings of the College therein treated of, & the other "apparently intended to give those of its founder. All the family shields of the "University Officers are likewise given, impaling, where necessary, those of "their office: the whole displaying much scientific accuracy & great pictorial 'beauty."

2946. THE VISITATION OF CAMBRIDGESHIRE, 1619, BY HENRY ST. George Richmond herald, as deputy of William Camden Clarenceux. Fo., 56 leaves, in old vellum covers. £8. 88. For edition printed at the private press of Sir Thomas Phillipps in 1840, see ante No. 1995*.

2947.

PROTESTATIONS, OXFORD and Cambridge, 1641-2. VOL. I. 25 Fcap. F. double pages for Cambridge, 17 for Oxford. Vol. II. Index of 83 pp. containing upwards of 4400 names; the 2 vols. bound in half morocco. £3. 38.

These copies of returns sent to the House of Commons in February 164 were made by the late Mr. J. E. Bailey. This protestation or declaration to defend the protestant religion against Popish innovation, his Majesty's person honour & estate, the power & privileges of Parliament, the rights and liberties of the Subject & the Union of the three Kingdoms, was made by the House of Commons May 3, 1641. It was sent to the Corporation of Cambridge by Oliver Cromwell & John Lowry their representatives, and signed May 11. It was sent to the two Universities in the following February. The returns give what appears to be a complete list of the members of each college at the time, &, in the case of Cambridge, of all the College Servants, showing those who took the protestation & also those who did not, whether from "absense, nonage, sickness,