York, 1719 076 570 [TODD (G.)]. Castellum Huttonicum. Some Account of Sheriff- about 1680 The Tables are arranged in columns and give in separate divisions the names and successors of the Archbishops, Deans, Precentors. Chancellors, Treasurers, Archdeacons (of York, Richmond, Nottingham, and Cleveland), and Prebendaries of York from the beginning of the twelfth century down to 1633. To the name of John Neale, among the Archdeacons with that date, there is added "lived till after 1670."-The second part consists of a set of extracts chronologically arranged from the existing Registers of York. This is one of the valuable unpublished works of James Torre who died in 1699. 2573 TRACTS (4) in 1 vol., 12mo., calf; scarce; from the Bateman library Comprising: Thompson, Historical Sketches of Bridlington, 1821, with plate and woodcuts; Furby's Hand-Book for Strangers visiting Bridlington Quay, 1846, with plate, map, and woodcuts; Hargrove, History of the Castle, Town, and Forest of Knaresbrough, with Harrogate, 1798, with plates, map, and woodcuts; The New Harrogate Guide, 1823, with plates and woodcuts. 2574 VISITATIONS made in 1584-5 by R. Glover, and in 1612 by Richard St. George, with several additional pedigrees, including "The Arms taken out of Churches and Houses at Yorkshire Visitation, 1584-5," "Sir William Fayrfax Booke of Arms," and other Heraldic Lists, with copious Indices. Edited by Joseph Foster. Roy. 8vo., cloth privately printed, 1875 2575 WALKER (Wm.). The Parish and Village of Slingsby. 8vo., 21 pp. with woodcuts; calf gilt York, 1845 2576 WATSON (John). The HISTORY and ANTIQUITIES of the Parish of HALIFAX, in Yorkshire. 4to., with engraved portrait and numerous copperplates illustrating the Antiquities and Historical Monuments of Halifax; calf; scarce 1775 2577 WHITAKER (Thomas Dunham). The History and Antiquities of the Deanery of CRAVEN, in the County of York. The Second Edition, with many additions. Roy. 4to., with portrait, plates, and pedigrees; bds., 2578 2579 2580 2581 2582 uncut 1812 DUCATUS LEODIENSIS, and Loidis and Elmete, HISTORY and TOPOGRAPHY of LEEDS. 2 vols., roy. folio, LARGE PAPER, with the rare Appendix; with fine proof portrait and plates; russia gilt, gilt edges; the Comerford copy The Appendix in half russia. 6 6 0 100 280 036 4 10 0 3 10 0 1816-20 21 00 An HISTORY of RICHMONDSHIRE, in the North Riding of the County of York; with those parts of the Everwicshire of Domesday which form the Wapentakes of Lonsdale, Ewecross, and Amunderness, in the Counties of York, Lancaster, and Westmoreland. 2 vols., folio, with pedigrees and numerous engravings, including the fine series of views after TURNER; half calf 1823 12 0 0 1823 18 18 0 the same. 2 vols., folio, the plates after Turner on INDIA PAPER; the same. 1823 28 00 2 vols., roy. folio, LARGE PAPER, PROOF PLATES, those after Turner on INDIA PAPER; a superb copy in contemporary purple morocco super-extra, arms and elaborate gold borders on sides, gilt edges, by Dawson and Lewis 1823 30 00 This is the most magnificent of all the County Histories as regards illustration. 2583 WILDRIDGE (T. Tindall). 2584 2585 The Misereres of Beverley Minster. 8vo., with 74 plates from drawings of the Seat Carvings of St. John's, with descriptions; cloth £ $. Hull, 1879 0 10 05 The Hull Letters. 8vo., cloth OLD and NEW HULL. 4to., with woodcuts and more than 100 Views, Hull, 1889 2586 WITTIE (R.). SCARBROUGH-SPAW: or a Description of the Nature and Vertues of the Spaw at Scarbrough Yorkshire . . . 16mo., old calf; scarce; from the Lakelands library 1667 YORKSHIRE ARCHEO 2587 YORKSHIRE ARCHÆLOGICAL SOCIETY. LOGICAL and Topographical Journal. Parts 1-44, or vols. I-XI (except 2588 YORKSHIRE ARCHEOLOGICAL SOCIETY. RECORD SERIES. A COMPLETE SET 2589 YORKSHIRE. Subscription price £14. 14s. NOTES and QUERIES; with the Yorkshire Genealogist, Yorkshire Bibliographer, and Yorkshire Folk-Lore Journal. Edited by J. Horsfall Turner. A series from October, 1887, to 1894 inclusive, 8vo., with numerous illustrations (published at £2. 5s); in thirty-four parts as issued 1887-94 2590 YORKSHIRE PEDIGREES AND ARMS alphabetically arranged, copied from an old MS. in the Vestry of Trinity Church, Hull. Folio, beautifully written MS., 438 pp.; bound in vellum for the late Christopher Sykes about 1862 The original MS. belonged to the Rev. Francis Smailes about 1690. 2591 YORKSHIRE Philosophical Society. Proceedings. Vol. I. Svo., with 8 plates; bds. 1855 2592 YORKSHIRE. A COLLECTION OF ILLUSTRATIONS OF YORKSHIRE, divided into Three Ridings, West, North, and East; the City of York, arranged in the alphabetical order of Parishes, and comprising upwards of 1000 VIEWS of Towns, Abbeys, Churches, Castles, Parks, Monuments, Antiquities, Portraits, etc., including some original DRAWINGS. All mounted where necessary, and bound in 10 vols. impl. folio, half morocco extra, with manuscript Indexes A most valuable collection, formed by W. Boyne. An enthusiastic Yorkshireman should secure this extremely interesting collection. 2593 YOUNG (George). A History of Whitby, and Streoneshalh Abbey. 2 vols., roy. 8vo., LARGE PAPER, with plates and woodcuts; half rel morocco, gilt tops, uncut Whitby, 1817 the same. 2 vols. roy. 8vo., LARGE PAPER, with 12 additional plates; half calf 1817 2594 100 2.10 610 710 015 30 02 72 10 15 1 10 G. NORMAN AND SON. PRINTERS, FLORAL STREET, COVENT GARDEN. 3459 THORESBY WILLS. Original Will of George Thoresby 1675, signed and witnessed; Original Will of John Thoresby, 1677, signed and witnessed; Sadler's Prophecy in 1661, attested by W. Gardiner; Ghoststories and Dreams, 1693-1707, several letters, etc.; Ralph Thoresby's Will of 1708; Occurrences in Carolina; Apparition-stories; Ralph Thoresby's other Wills, 1712 and 1721, and other papers, in 1 vol. sm. folio, MS. hf. morocco, bound for Christopher Sykes 1675-1721 3460 TORRIANO (Gio.) The Italian Tvtor or a New and most compleat Italian Grammer As also, certaine Dialogues. . Printed by Tho. Payne.. 1640. Small 4to. very fine ruled copy in the original blue morocco gilt 1640 3461 TREVELYAN (George Macaulay) England in the age of Wycliffe, second edition, 8vo. 2 maps; cloth, uncut 1899 3462 THE TY BURN CHRONICLE; OR VILLAINY DISPLAY'D in all its branches. Containing an Authentic Account of the Lives, Adventures, Tryals, Executions and last Dying Speeches of the most notorious malefactors. who have suffered for BIGAMY, MURDERS, PIRACY, RAPES, SODOMY, &c. 4 vols. 8vo. 37 curious plates (39 mentioned in list), old calf, very scarce (1768) 3463 VANBRUGH (Sir John) edited by W. C. Ward (with Introduction), 2 vols. 8vo. portrait; cloth, uncut 1893 3464 [VINCENT (T.)]. God's Terrible Voice in the City: wherein you have I. The Sound of the Voice, in the narra-tion of the two late Dreadfull Judgments of Plague and Fire, inflicted. . . upon the City of London ... 1665... 1666. II. The Interpretation of the Voice... Sm. 8vo., old mottled calf; scarce 1667 3465 VISITATION of ENGLAND and WALES. Edited by J. J. HOWARD and F. A. CRISP. Vols. I-VII, impl. 8vo., with numerous fine plates and woodcuts of Coats of Arms, Bookplates, Portraits, etc.; half vellum 1893-9 Present subscription price £11. 11s. A perfect fountain of genealogical, heraldic and historical information. 3466 WALTON (Izaak) Lives of Donne, Wotton, Hooker, Herbert, and Sanderson, 12mo. with five steel portraits, besides a plate of facsimile autographs and several woodcut vignettes; calf gilt, gilt edges 1840 3467 WIESER (Friedrich). Natural Value; edited with a preface and Analysis by W. Smart, the translation by U. A. Malloch. 8vo. cloth 1893 3468 WILLIAM OF LANGLAND. The Vision of William concerning Piers the Plowman, in three parallel texts, together with Richard the Redeless, edited by Skeat, 2 vols. 8vo. (pub. 31s 6d), cloth Oxford, 1886 3469 WITTIE (R.). SCARBROUGH-SPAW; or, a Description of the Nature and Vertues of the Spaw at Scarbrough in Yorkshire. . . 16mo. old calf; scarce; from the Christopher Sykes library 1660 3470 WOODWARD (Rev. John) Ecclesiastical Heraldry, 8vo. 400 pp. of letterpress, 32 plates of Arms in metals and colours, 4 plates in black and white, and a complete Index (pub. 35s); cloth 1899 3471 WYNGAERDE (Antony van den). View of London (about A.D. 1550). Reproduced by the Typographic Etching Company from the Original Drawing preserved in the Bodleian Library, Oxford. 7 sheets (each about 21 x 17 inches), with an introduction by H. B. Wheatley; in an atlas portfolio Topographical Society of London, 1881 The earliest existing representation of London, as a whole. 3472 Yorkshire. PROCEEDINGS (Broadsides, etc.) in reference to the rising of the Pretender; Proclamation of the Archbishop calling a meeting at the Castle of York, 21 Sept. 1745, a broadside--An Express announcing the Duke of Cumberland's victory, a printed slip-Speech of the Archb. of York-Account of the battle of Culloden, a broadsideMarshal Wade's Proclamation of Amnesty 1745, a broadsile Volunteers at Hull, various pieces-Calendar of Felons in York Castle, a broadside-etc. in 1 vol. imp. 4to. hf. morocco 1745-56 £ s. 4 3 3 3 10 0 10 D 400 1 5 180 770 076 050 1 2 2.10 1 1 1 1 IX. SCOTLAND Literature, History, Language, Archæology 2595 BIBLIA LATINA VULGATA. 3 vols. small folio, ILLUMINATED MS. ON VELLUM, WRITTEN AND DECORATED BY SCOTTISH HANDS FOR THE USE OF SWEETHEART ABBEY IN KIRKCUDBRIGHT, 406, 441, and 370 leaves, written in double columns, twenty-two lines to the column; with 36 MINIATURES and a considerable number of illuminated initials, as well as many hundreds of painted capitals, and a few borders; £ s. d. bound in vellum, gilt and goffered edges About 1275-80 600 0 0 Extremely interesting and valuable; no other such example being known of the art of calligraphy and decoration as practised in Scotland in the thirteenth century. The ownership is revealed in a note written on the blank reverse of the last leaf of Vol. I. It is LIBER SCE MARIE DE DULCI CORDE QUI ALIENThese words are in a hand of about the year AUERIT ANATHEMA SIT. 1300. The first fourteen leaves of the first volume are in a different handwriting from that which appears in nearly the whole of the three volumes. The latter is a fine and regular calligraphy, the former is ugly. In the same ugly hand are written various corrections here and there; and some entire pages in Numbers; so that it is clear the inferior penman was a personage in some authority over the regular scribe, and that he revised his work. The order of the books is: Pentateuch, Joshua, Judges, Ruth, Four Books of Kings, Two Books of Chronicles, Four Books of Esdras, Tobit, Judith, Esther. New Testament: Gospels, Paul's Epistles, Canonical Epistles (James, Peter, John, Jude), Acts, and Apocalypse. Thus it will be observed that there must have been originally another volume between the second and third, containing Job, the Psalms, etc. There are a few small deficiencies even in the three that remain. The last leaf of Judges and the first of Ruth are lacking, as well as three or four leaves in Paul's Epistles. Otherwise the MS. is one of singular completeness, with its arguments, capitula, and prefaces. There are several interesting inscriptions, besides the one already mentioned. On the blank page at the end of Vol. II, we find written: "Edwardus dei gratia Rex Anglie Dominus Hibn. Dux Aquit. vic' Ebor'. This is of Edward I's time, and must have been written in 1299 or 1300. On leaf 405 of Vol. I, there are some rhymes (beginning Qui non assuescit virtuti dum juvenescit "), signed by "Johannes Mareschallus de Molynes (?) Rector Ecclesie de Gardyno," and on the page opposite "Johannes Brun (?) de Dulci Corde." These are of the fourteenth century. On leaf 324 of the same volume, are these lines (written about 1380) upon the Nine Worthies: 66 Ector, Alexander, Julius, Josue, David, Machabens, Robertus rex Scotorum denus est in numero meliorum. On 243 of Vol. II is written "N. de S. Niniano," also about 1380. On leaf 441 of the same volume are the words (written about 1400), "God gyd my wt yt I anis myt and com to the port." Of the same age is a memorandum on the last blank page of the second volume, in bad Latin, "Jacobus dei gratia Rex Scotorum venerabili in Xpo pri. Edwardus (?) permissione divina episcopus Candide Case salutem; |