Sales catalogue: Salkeld

Date:
February 1881
Reference:
WA/HMM/CM/Sal/19/11
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Sales catalogue: Salkeld. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    292 GOOD-FRIDAY.—Brverepce (W.) Good- Friday to be kept by all Christians, and the Manner of keeping it, medium 8vo, pp. 24, e 171 298 NAVY.—LerTer concerning the Publick Debts, particularly that of the Navy, folio, pp. 4, 2s 6d 1711 294 CATHOLICISM.—Letter Against Popery, particularly against admitting the Authority of the Fathers or Councils, by Sophia Char- lotte, Queen of Prussia, medium 8vo, pp. 40, 8 1712 295 STEELE (Richard) The Crisis; or, a Dis- course representing the Causes of the late Happy Revolution, 4to, pp. 48, 3s 1714 296 CATHOLICS,.—Laneaterin’s (Marquis de) Reasons for Renouncing the Popish Religion, 8vo, pp. 32, 1s 6d 1713 297 BURRIDGE (Richard) Religio Libertini ; or, the Faith of a Converted Atheist, who was lately convicted of Blasphemy, with his Life, Tryal, and Sufferings, sm. 8vo, pp. 88, 58 1712 The charge against this man (whose whole life is very interesting) was that he drank a toast to ‘‘the con- fusion of Almighty God-~a health to the Devil—and damnation to the Resurrection.” The tract gives a loathsome account of the state of the prisons at the time—they’seem to have been a nest of corruption, cruelty, and vice. 298 QUEEN ANNE.—History of the Life and Reign of Queen Anne, rudely engraved por- traits of the Queen and Prince George, medium 8vo (published at threepence), SCARCE, 38 For the Booksellers [1714] Really an early chapbook, although some will have it that duodecimos alone are chapbooks. 299 SCOTS PresByTEeRIAN Justice Exemplified in the Case of Mr. Will. Dugud, who lately was fore’d to fly to England from their persecution in Scotland, for having accepted a Presenta- tion to the Church of Bruntisland, 12mo, pp. 64, wormed, 3s 1714 Queer revelation of country scandal, zested with reli- gious partisan feeling. ‘ ee. 3800 PRIESTCRAFT distinguished from Chris-; tianity, sm. 8vo, pp. 72, 28 1715: 301 WHISTON (W.) Humble and Serious Address to the Princes and States of Europe, med. 8yvo, pp. 76, 2s 1716 302 DERWENTWATER.—Speech of James, Earl of Derwentwater: who was beheaded on Tower Hill, no title, folio, pp. 4, 2s 1716 803 PENNY Batiap.—Hero in Blue (The) a New Song for the Tories to put a Tune to, long slip, rough edges, 4s Wg OI ** T sing the bold man, that sleeps in his Boots, That lies upon Straw, and that feeds upon Roots, And at random he prays, mnkes Invasions and Shoots, Believe me, ’tis all of it true: His Religion consists in Trumpets and Drums, In storming of Castles, and heaving of Bombs, And spreads all his Butter on Bread with his Thumbs, Unlike a Brave Hero in Blue.” A Satirical ballad upon Prince Charlie. 804 PANEGYRICAL Essays upon the Prayer, “Lord pity the People,” the only words of William I., Prince of Orange, at his Sudden and Violent death, 1584, med. 8vo, pp. 110, 28 1718 | 305 TITHES.—Bourron (Prebendary, of Norwich) A Discourse concerning the Authority of Men “ - Kingdom of Christ, med. 8vo, pp. 32, | 8 6 1 306 MURDER—Account of the Life and Actiofis of the Marquis Palliotti, executed at Tyburn, ~ for the Murder of his Servant, med. 8vo, pp. 24, 28 1718 ARMY—Assrracts of the Number and Pay of the Horse, Foot, and Dragoons in Great Britain for the Year, 4to, pp. 38, 28 6d 1718 ADDISON Famimy.—Case of John Addison, Esq., a Lunatic—also Case of the Sisters of the said John Addison, 2 pieces, folio, 2s circa 1719 Newcastle or neighbourhood. : EUCHARIST.—Targe Material Points of Controversie, relating to the Rule of Faith, med. 8vo, pp. 38, 2s 1719 CATHOLICS. — Account of the Supersti- tious Ceremonies, and Wicked Practices of the Church of Rome in the Holy Week, med. 8vo, pp. 72, 5s 1719 Soine of the “‘ wicked practices,” are worthy of Caprea. 811 BROADSIDE Batiap.—The Merchant a-la- Mode, folio, 5s 17— “‘ Haste Hanover, over, and rescue our Laws From a Rascally Medley of Cowards and Daws, Whores, Cuckolks (sic) and Fools, B—ds, Bullies and - Which nobody can deny.” [Beaus 312 BROADSIDE Batiap.—A New Ballad; to the tune of Fair Rosamond, folio, both sides, in poor condition, 5s ‘* Whereas Qu—A—of great Renown, Great Britain’s Scepter sway’d, Besides the Church, she dearly lov’d A Dirty Chamber-Maid.” Mrs. Marsham is savagely satirised in this curious old J1ECE. 318 BROADSIDE BaLLaD.—An Excellent New Song call’d Loyalty Restored, folio, stained, 5s ** All Britains Rejoice With a general Voice, At the triumphs Great Anna has won, Sirs, Whose Boundless Renown, And the Rights of Her Crown, ; Are by Harley advanc’d, and St, John, Sirs.” 814 STEAM Conrinep.—Account of an Under- taking for performing several Operations by Steam Confined (LeTrers patent granted to Messrs. Desaguliers, Niblett, and Vreem) pretty cut of the Apparatus, folio, pp. 4, 3s circa 1720 NONCONFORMISTS.—DeE Lavne (T.) Plea for the Non-Conformists, med. 8vo, pp. 136, 2s 1720 LETTERS of Religion, between Theophilus and Eugenio, both parts, 2 tracts, 4to, pp. 24 and 28, 2s 1720 PRIESTIANITY : or, a View of the Dis- parity between the Apostles and the Modern Inferior Clergy, med. 8vo, pp. 64, 3s 1720 The writer styles the Clergy Menials,and much inferior to Peasants. 818 SOUTH SEA.—ParticuLars of the Lands, Tenements, Goods, etc., etc., of Robert Sur- man, late Deputy Cashier of the Company, folio, 3s 1721 Contains particulars of several estates purchased by Po in Various places, with names of residents, C. 319 HERTFORD. — Case of Sir Thos. Clarke, against Ch. Cesar, Esq., for Corrupt practices at the Election, folio, one leaf, 2s 1721 820 APPEAL to the People, (Consent not witha Multitude to do Evil) 12mo, pp. 28, 2s N.D. In Bolingbroke’s style, and probably about 1721. 307 308 809 310 315 316 317