fiddler (representing the "Professors of Arts and Sciences"?). Three Countrymen are entering the room, the first with a bag, and these may be coming to pay their rents, the lower figure, writing, being the Bursar, and that above being the Provost. The face is like that of Dr. Cooke who was Provost at the time (1778).

2984. MODERN UNIVERSAL BRITISH TRAVELLER [PUBLISHED BY J. Cooke, 1779.] Three views each 12 × 7 in. (1) View of Clare Hall & King's College Chapel. (2) West View of Cambridge. (3) View of the City of Ely. The three,

48. 6d.

SPARROW SC. PUBLISHED 13TH AUGUST

18.

2986. A NEW COAT OF ARMS, GRANTED TO THE H.. DS OF THE U........y of C.......e, since their late Edict against Dinners. Quarterly, first azure, a Mitre and Fools Cap transverse ways, second, Sable, an Inn shut up, Third, Caput Universale, on an Asses head, proper, fourth Argent, A Book entitled, Excerpta e statutis, Supporters, Two Cooks weeping, Crest, a Hand holding a Roll of Paper, Motto, Impransi, Juvenes Disquirite. Etched by I. B. [John Bretherton.] 12 x 8 in. Published Feb 21st 1786.

2987. THE PETITIONING VINTNERS OF C -GE. S. Watts No. 50 Strand April 16, 1786. 13 × 101 in.

7s. 6d.

PUBLISHED BY

78. 6d.

This and the previous plate refer to an edict against Dinners at Taverns. We can find no special edict in the year 1785, but in the Excerpta e Statutis issued in that year, regulations "Against resorting to taverns," dated 1728 & 1750, appear. Probably it was printed with a view to enforcing these regulations. In a pamphlet published in 1788 entitled Remarks on the Enormous Expence in the Education of Young Men in the University of Cambridge (see ante No. 1331) the following sentence occurs:-"It is true indeed, that some time ago, I believe "about the end of the year 1785, there was a faint attempt made to prevent the young men in Statu Pupillari giving Dinners...but...they were young men of "fashion and it was connived at."

66

2988. SOHAM CHURCH, CAMBS. AQUATINT RAFField, Moore DEL. Published Feb 18, 1797 by A. P. Moore, Surveyor's Office, Christ Hospital, London. Dedicated to Rev. Thomas Wilson, Vicar. 15 x 11

in.

2s. 6d.

2989. HARRADEN. KING'S COLLEGE CHAPEL & CLARE HALL IN the University of Cambridge. R. Harraden delin. & execud. Published October 12th 1797 by R. Harraden No. 16 Little Newport Street Leicester Square London & David Hood Printseller Cambridge. Print. 21 x 14 in.

Proof

98.

This view shows the old Bridge in the centre of the Paddock & of the Fellows' Buildings.

2990. HARRADEN. THE LIBRARY & BRIDGE OF TRINITY COLLEGE in the University of Cambridge with part of St. John's College & Bridge. R. Harraden delin. & excud. Engraved by J. W. Edy. Published by R. Harraden...& David Hood...November 5, 1797. Proof Print. 24 x 18 in. 9s.

2991. JESUS COLLEGE IN THE UNIVERSITY OF CAMbridge, R. Harraden delin. & excud. Engraved by Tho. Cartwright. Published April 18, 1798 by R. Harraden No. 16 Little Newport Street London & Great St. Mary's Lane Cambridge. Proof print. 23 x 17 in.

2992.

9s.

VIEW OF CAMBRIDGE FROM THE CASTLE HILL, R. Harraden delin. & excud. Engraved by J. W. Edy. Published June 12th 1798 by R. Harraden...(as above). 25 x 18 in. 98. 2993. QUEENS COLLEGE IN THE UNIVERSITY OF CAMbridge. R. Harraden delin. & excud. Engraved by T. Cartwright. Published June 16, 1798 by R. Harraden...(as above). Proof print. 23 x 17 in.

98.

2994. MALTON. THE SOUTH FRONT OF THE SENATE HOUSE, & West end of St. Mary's Church. Drawn and Engraved by Tho3. Malton. Coloured. [c. 1799.] 19 x 133 in.

78. 6d.

2995. CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY ALMANACK. THE VIEWS OF CAMbridge that appeared at the head of this Almanack from the beginning in 1801 to 1855 (except 1843-45-47-50), by Baldrey, Barker, Burford, Harraden, Hollis, Bartlett, Kearnan, Storer, Backhouse, Challis, Basevi, Cockerell, Dodgson, Rudge. Sizes 16 x 10 in., 171 x 12 in. &c. The 51 views, £6. 6s.

Original impressions. For list see Willis and Clark, I, cxxix-cxxxiii. The Almanacks for the few years that appeared after 1855 had some of the old views re-issued.

2996. ST. SEPULCHRE'S CHURCH (LOOKING WEST). CAMBRIDGE. Engraved by J. C. Smith from a drawing by I. L. Bond after a sketch by S. Prout. London, Dec. 25, 1805. 7 x 5 in. 1s. 6d.

2997. ROWLANDSON. INSIDE VIEW OF THE PUBLIC LIBRARY, Cambridge. London, Pub. Nov. 1st, 1809. A caricature. 11 x 8 in. 2s. 6d.

2998. SWAFFHAM TWO CHURCHES, CAMBRIDGESHIRE. REV. COOPER Willyams del. 1802, Collyer sculp. From the Gentleman's Magazine April 1815. 7 x 5 in.

18.

2999. ANTIQUARIAN ITINERARY. TWENTY-TWO ENGRAVINGS BY Greig, Wallis, Higham, Roberts, from drawings by Clennell, Alexander, Greig, containing 16 for Ely, 2 Thorney, 2 (Roman Bricks) Wisbech, & 2 (Sculptured Stones) Trinity College Cambridge. Published 1815-18. Sizes 31 x 21 in. &c.

Together, 78. 6d.

3000. BUCKLER. ELY CATHEDRAL S. E. DRAWN & ETCHED BY J. C. Buckler, Published October 1818.

103 × 73 in.

2s. 6d.

3001. NEWMARKET. PUBLISHED BY J. MAWMAN, JANUARY 1ST 1821. Mezzotint. 10 x 5 in.

2s. 6d. A woodcut of the same view, described as "View of Newmarket in 1669 (From the original drawing in the Laurentian Library, Florence)" is given in Hore's Newmarket, Vol. II.

3002. MAP SHEWING THE ROADS AND BOUNDARIES OF PARISHES FOR the distance of eight miles around the University of Cambridge, 1827. J. Richardson delt, W. Metcalfe Lithog. 15 × 15 in.

3s. 6d.

A circular map on the scale of 1 miles to 1 inch, coloured, having concentric circles a mile apart.

3003. MAP. BAKER'S NEW MAP OF THE UNIVERSITY & TOWN OF Cambridge, delineated from actual survey by Richard Grey Baker. Published May 1830 and sold by the proprietor, Earith, Hunts., and T. Stevenson, Camb. 43 × 38 in.

38. 6d.

On the scale of 200 yards to an inch, coloured, with the arms of the Univ. & Town emblazoned in colours. Dedicated to the Duke of Gloucester.

3004. MAP. PLAN OF PART OF THE BEDFORD LEVEL & LANDS adjacent, subject to the Eau Brink Tax. J. G. Lenny, Surveyor, Bury St. Edmunds, 1833. 91 × 1031 in., cut into 6 sections & mounted on linen, in case. 218.

3005. BASSINGBOURNE CHURCH 1835, & BASSINGBOURNE Vicarage 1835, two lithographs in one sheet, F.

3006. ENTRANCE TO NEWMARKET. E. Finden sc. [c. 1835.] 55 x 32 in.

Not published (?).

28.

DRAWN BY W. WESTALL A.R.A., 1s.

Thos. Kearnan

3007. VIEW OF THE FRONT FACING TRUMPINGTON STREET OF THE Fitzwilliam Museum. George Basevi, Architect. Sculpt. Architect's design. [c. 1837.] 122 × 71 in.

2s. 6d.

3008. MADINGLEY CHURCH, CAMBRIDGESHIRE. W. F. VARLEY delt, on stone by W. Walton, Printed by C. Hullmandel. William Fleetwood Varley, Artist & Publisher, Cambridge. [c. 1840.] 9 x 7 in.

1s. 6d.

3009. FONT IN ST. SEPULCHRES CHURCH, CAMBRIDGE, SIZE IN. TO the foot, F. A. Paley M.A. Delt. [c. 1842.] 4°.

1s. 6d.

3010. THE HOLY SEPULCHRE CHURCH CAMBRIDGE AS RESTORED A.D. 1842, A. Salvin, Architect, Drawn and lithographed by J. Deason. 9 x 6 in., proof on India paper. 2s. 6d.

3011. ST. MICHAEL'S LONGSTANTON, CAMBRIDGESHIRE SOUTH West view. Published by E. Meadows, 6 King's Parade, Cambridge. [c. 1846.]

18.

3012. ELY (WITH WATER IN FOREGROUND.) DRAWN BY F. ROBSON, Etch by J. Redaway. [c. 1850.] 8 × 43 in.

3013.

18.

RECOLLECTIONS OF A SENATE-HOUSE EXAMINATION. PRINTED by R. Appel & Co's Anastatic Press, 43 Gerrard Street, Soho. [c. 1850.]

3s. 6d.

By the author [J. L. Roget] of "A Cambridge Scrap Book." 3014. VIEW OF THE NEW CHAPEL, ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE CAMBRIDGE, Geo. Gilbert Scott, R.A. Archt. J. Drayton Wyatt del. et lith. 101 × 81 in.

This lithograph has a spire as originally designed.

2s. 6d.

3015. CHART OF THE CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY BOAT RACES FOR THE 5 years 1862-1866. By R. R. Royston. Published by Metcalfe, Trinity Street, & R. Dimmock King's Parade.

So marked as to shew the position of each boat in every race.

38. 6d.

(a) Cambridgeshire, on the scale of 6 inches to a mile. Published in 196 quarter-sheets containing 6 square miles. 1877-86. Each 1s. (b) Cambridgeshire; Parish Maps on the scale of 25 inches to a mile in sheets containing 1 square miles. 1877-86. Each 2s. 6d.

(c) Cambridge and its environs. Four sheets on the scale of 1 inch to a mile (Nos. 187, 188, 204, 205), giving an area of 36 x 24 miles with the town in the centre. Mounted together on canvas to fold for the pocket, with case. 8s. 6d. (d) Cambridge Town Plans, on the scale of 10 feet to a mile, in 60 sheets. 1885-6. Various prices from 2s. 6d. The above prices are for plain maps; for the coloured the prices vary from 38. to 11s. 6d. according to the amount of work.

3017. SCRAP BOOK, LARGE FOLIO, CONTAINING 124 VIEWS &C. OF Cambridge, arranged for the most part in order of the colleges, with blank spaces after each college for additions. Among others are, Plan & Elevation of intended addition to Corpus Coll. designed by James Essex jr. 1748; Memorial of Lord Nelson, Nov. 12, 1805, (“Excudit

I. Fisher Coll. Xti. Cantab. LL.D.," a facsimile of Nelson's handwriting &c.); 35 specimens of head & tail pieces &c. used at the Pitt Press, 2 impressions from ancient Bricks by W. Mason; &c. Half russia. £5. 58. 3018. SCRAP BOOK, FORMERLY THE PROPERTY OF SIR ROBERT Sydney, Bourn Lodge, Bray, Berks.

Containing nearly 100 views &c. Half calf.

4°.

21s.

Contents: "Markett place at Cambridge, ROWLANDSON del. 1801;" A View from Peter-House, Cambridge, Drawn & Pubd. Jan. 1810 by Dighton, 6 Chars Cross (Dr. Francis Barnes Master of Pet.); St. John's & King's Chapels (interior) from Ackermann, coloured; Pythagoras School "Nov. 1st 1777, Printed as the Act directs for S. Hooper. Sparrow sc.;" Entrance to the late Ante Chapel of Corpus, from Gent. Mag. May 20, 1826; The Fight of the Crescent, from Punch; 14 views from Wilson's Memorabilia Cantab.; Plan of town by R. Creighton; cuttings from the papers of the Installation of Prince Albert as Chancellor; &c. &c.

3019. SCRAP BOOK CONTAINING 41 VIEWS & PORTRAITS, INCLUDING 13 lithographs from drawings by R. B. Harraden 1842 &c., and illustrations from Huber (see ante No. 2063.) Oblong Fo. 128.