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 HISTORY OF THE UNION SQUARE THEATRE 
 
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 the highly successful librarian of the Mercantile lyibrary of 
 New York, he will be remembered chiefly as one of the 
 world's great theatrical managers. 
 
 In the brief space allowed, we cannot perhaps do better 
 than to quote the following extract from a recent article in 
 the "Theatre Magazine : " 
 
 "A. M. Palmer was the last of that famous trio of theatrical managers — 
 WAIylyACK, DALY aud PAI^M^R — the story of whose respective careers is practically 
 that of the most glorious period of the American stage. 
 
 He belonged to the days when the stock company was at the height of pros- 
 perity, the days when a refined management gave the drama both dignity and form, 
 when there was a standard of public taste, when acting was cultivated as an art and 
 had not yet degenerated into hero-worship, when, in a word, the occupation of pro- 
 ducing plays had not been turned into mere money making. Palmer belonged to that 
 school of managers whom we iind in control of the leading theatres of Europe — men 
 of culture, refinement and scholarship. * # « * 
 
 He died poor after having made and spent several fortunes. No recital of his 
 public career as a manager could give an adequate idea of the kindness of heart of the 
 man. To one who was connected in the smallest capacity with Mr. Palmer, to one 
 who had but a glimpse of the daily demands made upon him in the days of his pros- 
 perity, of his voluntary anticipation and meeting distress, the man whose hand you 
 touched and whose smile you recall is remembered rather than his public distinction' 
 It should be easily said of J every man of ample and overflowing means, that he 
 was charitable or generous, but with him there was not a remnant of sordidness. * * * 
 
 His tastes were literary. His library was as remarkable for its selectness as for 
 its extent. While he bought many rare and expensive books he was not a collector of 
 the merely curiously valuable. In that direction, however, he had one diversion en- 
 tirely his own. He saw to it that the History of the Union Square Theatre — during his 
 tenancy of that house was gathered in the shape of all the play-bills, all the criticisms, 
 autobiographies of all the players, signed letters of authors and everything that had a 
 proper place in such a collection. All this material, the autobiographies being in the 
 handwriting of the subject, were inlaid by Toedteberg, famous in his rare craft, on 
 pages of uniform size, and were bound or are ready bound into volumes. It is a com- 
 plete history absolutely unique, in fact, the only complete record, pictorial and auto- 
 biographical, of its kind in the world. The volumes are invaluable. To those not 
 familiar vrith the cost of collecting, some of the items would seem wildly extravagant, 
 but signed personal letters by Dickens and like celebrities can only be procured at a 
 considerable outlay. The cost of the volumes could not have been less than fifteen 
 thousand dollars. The history of every theatre or every manager would hardly be 
 worth such minuteness, but such a collection by Wallack and Daly, Mr. Palmer's 
 immediate contemporaries, would certainly be worth the while." 
 
 This collection is not only rich in dramatic material but a 
 study of this and the succeeding catalogues will amply reward 
 readers and collectors in other fields of literature and art. 
 
 Parts II and III of the Palmer Collection, consisting of 
 rare Autograph I^etters, Manuscripts and Documents, Por- 
 traits, Engravings and Play Bills, etc., will be sold later in 
 the season. 
 
CATALOGUE 
 
 oo 
 
 FIRST SESSION. 
 
 1. A CCEPTED ADDRESSES; or, Proemium Poetarum. 
 
 /\ To which are added Macbeth Travestie and Mis- r-) *^^ 
 
 cellanies, by diflferent hands. i6mo, half blue morocco, t. e. g. "j ■ 
 
 (by Stikeman). Lond. 1813 
 
 Very scarce. 
 
 2. ACROBATS AND MOUNTEBANKS. By Hugues ^ 
 Le Roux and Jules Garnier. Translated from the French by / ^^ 
 A. P. Morton. With 23^ illustrations. 4to, cloth, uncut. 
 
 Lond. 1890 
 
 3. ACTRICES DE PARIS (Les). Portraits de E. de Lip- 
 hart. Texte par Mm. Bergerat, Bernard, Blemont, Claretie, / . 
 Sarcey, etc. Frontispiece et Culs-de-Lampe. Royal Svo, ' 
 paper (one cover gone). Paris, 1882 
 
 4. ALBUM. Containing 60 photographs of- Royalty, Gerir- I _^ 
 
 erals, Prime Ministers, etc. (Carte de visites.) As a lot. 
 
 5. ALDRICH (Thomas Bailey). The Sisters' Tragedy. 
 
 With other poems. Lyrical and Dramatic. i2mo, cloth. 2iS^ 
 
 First Edition. Lond. 1891 ■ 
 
 6. ALEMAN (Matheo). The Life of Guzman 
 d'Alfarache ; or, The Spanish Rogue. Royal 8vo, full morocco. 
 
 Lond. 1623 c>o 
 Title-page defective. 2 pages frayed, page 267 has piece cut f rom,^ -""" 
 bottom and written note on it. Last page repaired and two small 
 holes in it. 
 
 7. ALEXANDRE (Mens.) The Adventures of a Ven- 
 triloquist. Containing the successful entertainment as per- ^ go 
 formed by Mons. Alexandre, at the Adelphi Theatre. i2mo, ^ — 
 half morocco. Lond. n. d. 
 
 Scarce. Has folding plate of Alexandre in 6 characters (col- 
 ored), in the Rogueries of Nicholas. Original cover bound in. 
 
 8. ALFRIEND (Frank H.) The Life of Jefferson Davis. . v^ 
 Portrait. Svo, cloth. Cincinnati, 1868 / 
 
 Presentation copy from Edward M. Alfriend to A. M. Palmer. 
 
3" 
 
 2^' 
 
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 9. ALLIBONE (S. Austin), A Critical Dictionary of 
 English Literature and British and American Authors. From 
 the Earliest Accounts to the Latter Half of the Nineteenth 
 Century. 3 vols, and supplement by John Foster Kirk. 2 vols. 
 Royal 8vo, uniformly bound, half polished calf, marble edges. 
 
 5 vols. Phila. 1 891 
 
 10. AMERICAN ACTOR SERIES: Mrs. Duff. By 
 Joseph N. Ireland. With illustrations. 4to, paper, uncut. 
 
 Only 100 copies. This is No. 31. Bost. 1882 
 
 11. Charles Albert Fechter. By Kate Field. With 
 
 illustrations. 4to, paper, uncut. Bost. 1882 
 
 No. 4 of one hundred copies. 
 
 /jr- 12. The Jeffersons. By William Winter. With 
 
 ^7 ji- illustrations. 4to, paper, uncut. Bost. 1882 
 
 No. 31 of one hundred copies. Binding broken. 
 
 13. AMERICAN COMEDIES. By J. K. Paulding and 
 ^2 ^ William Irving Paulding. First Edition. Sq. i2mo, half 
 
 '^"^ morocco, t. e. g. (by Stikeman). Phila. 1847 
 
 14. AN ENGLISHMAN IN PARIS. (Notes and Recol- 
 lections.) 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1892 
 
 15. ANDREWS (E. B.) The History of the last Quar- 
 ter Century in the United States, 1870-1895. Illustrations. 2 
 vols. Royal 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1897 
 
 16. ANGLICAN BRIEF (The). Against Roman Claims. 
 By Rev. Thos. Moore and Rev. A. Brinckman, 1893 ; A 
 
 ^ ^ Commentary on the Revised Version of New Testament, 
 •^ by W. G. Humphrey, 1888; Helps to the Study of the Bible, 
 
 n. d. 3 vols. i2mo, cloth. 
 
 17. ANSTEY (F.) Mr. Punch's Model Music-Hall 
 / i. Songs and Dramas. Illustrated. i2mo, cloth. 
 
 ' N. Y. n. d. (1892) 
 
 r 18. ARCHER (William). Masks or Faces? A Study in 
 
 / -^ the Psychology of Acting. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1888 
 
 19- The Dramatic Year ( 1877-88) . Brief Criticisms 
 
 /Q of Important Theatrical Events in the United States. With a 
 
 / __ Sketch of the Season in London. Edited by Edward Fuller. 
 
 i2mo, cloth. Bost. 1889 
 
 A useful book of reference. 
 
 
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 20. ARENA (The). Vols. 7, 8, 9, 10. Numbers odd. 
 As a lot. 
 
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 21. ARNOLD (Edwin). Lotus and Jewel. With other « 
 Poems. i2mo, cloth. Bost. 1887 P'^ 
 
 22. The Light of the World. Illustrated. Lond. 
 
 1896. The Light of Asia. Phila. (1890). 2 vols. i2mo, ^r^ 
 doth. ,<^<^ 
 
 23. ARNOLD (Isaac N.) The Life of Benedict Arnold: 
 
 His Patriotism and His Treason. Portrait. 8vo, cloth. /. ^0 
 
 Chicago, 1880 
 
 24. ARNOULD (Sophie). Actress and Wit. By Rob- 
 ert B. Douglas. Seven copper-plate engravings by Adolphe /- 
 Lalauze. 8vo, cloth, uncut. Paris, 18980 . 
 
 Only soo copies printed. 
 
 25. ART. Book of American Figure Painters. Photo- Ay ^pr 
 gravure illustrations. Royal 4to, cloth, t. e. g. Phila. i886-^-\A-^ 
 
 26. Das Goldene Zeitalter. Ein Paradiesisches Lie- 
 
 besleben, in Zw'olf Rothelzeichnungen von Alexander Zick. ^/^ 
 4to, loose sheets in portfolio. Miinchen, n. d. ,/0 
 
 Title-page slightly torn. 
 
 27. The Magazine of Art. 21 odd numbers. As a O ^ 
 
 lot. . tf^ 0/ 
 
 28. The Art Treasures of America. India Proofs. ^ 
 
 10 parts. Folio, wrappers. Phila. n. d. ^O 
 
 Each part in separate portfolio. 
 
 29. The Choicest Masterpieces of the Picture Gal- 
 lery of Dresden. By Hanns Hanfstaengl. Photographs. The >^v^~ 
 photos motmted and guarded. Sq. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Dresden, n. d. (1864) 
 
 30. The Diisseldorf Gallery. A Series of Twenty 
 
 Original Etchings by Celebrated German Artists, among / ^^ 
 which are Kroener, Hoff, Volkhart and Irmer, with Descrip- /' s-^t/ 
 tive Text. Folio, cloth. Bost. 1888 
 
 250 copies only, on Holland paper. This is No. 170. 
 
 31. The Vision of Purgatory and Paradise. By 
 
 Dante Alighieri. Translated by Rev. H. F. Gary, and illus- ^ _. 
 trated with the Designs of M. Gustave Dore. With Criticalvjy, ^yO 
 and Explanatory Notes. Large 4to, cloth. 
 
 Lond., Paris and N. Y. n. d. 
 
 32. ART JOURNAL (The). From 1849 to 1885. With . X 
 supplementary volumes of Art Journal, Illustrated Catalogue /, (OO 
 of Exhibition of 1851, and Exhibitions of 1862-67. Fine 
 plates. 39 vols. 4to, half polished calf, marbled edges. 
 
 Lond. 1849 
 
6. 
 
 2^5 
 
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 33. ARTHUR (WilUam, M. A.) An Etymological Dic- 
 tionary of Family and Christian Names. With an Essay on 
 
 ^ their Derivation and Import. i2mo, cloth. N. Y. 1857 
 
 34. ARTISTIC HOUSES. Being a Series of Interior 
 Views of a number of the Most Beautiful and Celebrated 
 Homes in the United States. With a Description of the Art 
 
 , , (_/ Treasures contained therein. 4 vols. Roy. folio, half mo- 
 
 / rocco, t. e. g. N. Y. 1883 
 
 500 copies only, this being No. 33. The plates mounted and 
 guarded. 
 
 ^ 35. ASCENT OF MAN. The Lowell Lectures on the. 
 Q 1^ By Hy. Drummond. Lond. 1894. A Biblical Cyclopaedia. 
 "^ Edited by Eadie. Maps and illustrations. Lond. n. d. The 
 
 Making of a Man. By Rev. J. W. Lee. N. Y. (1892). 3 
 
 vols. 8vo and i2mo, cloth. 
 
 36. ASCHAM (Roger). The Scholemaster ; or, Plaine 
 and Perfite Way of Teaching Children to Understand, Write 
 and Speake the Latin Tong, but specially purposed for the 
 ^f, private bringing up of Youth in Gentlemen and Noblemen's 
 • houses, and commodious also for all such as have forgot the 
 
 Latin Tonge, and would, by themselves, without a Schole- 
 master, in shorte time, and with small paines, recover a suffi- 
 cient habilitie, to understand, write and speake Latin. Sm. 
 4to, full red morocco gilt extra, gilt edges. 
 
 Lond. : Printed hy John Daye, 1571 
 
 Black Letter. Title printed within ornamental border. Printer's 
 device on separate leaf at end. A few headlines cut into and auto- 
 graphs on title. Writing on back of last leaf, which has two small 
 pieces torn from- corner, but otherwise a good copy of the Second 
 Edition of this Rare Work. 
 
 2.60 
 
 a. 50 
 
 37. T)ADDELEY (Mrs. Sophia). The Memoirs of. 
 13 Late of Drury Lane Theatre. By Mrs. Eliza- 
 beth Steele. 6 vols, in two. i6mo, half calf, sprinkled edges. 
 
 Lond. 1787 
 Rare. " She, Mrs. B., was introduced to the theatre by her hus- 
 band, the well-known actor, Baddeley. Her amours are, however, 
 more interesting than her acting. She died, a prey to drink, disease 
 and want, in Edinburgh, about 1784." 
 
 38. BAKER (David Erskine). The Companion to the 
 Playhouse; or, A Historical Account of all the Dramatic 
 Writers (and their Works) that have appeared in Great 
 Britain and Ireland, from the commencement of our theatrical 
 exhibitions down to the present year, 1764. Composed in the 
 form of a dictionary for the more readily turning to any par- 
 ticular author or performance. 2 vols. i2mo, half green 
 levant, t. e. g. Lond. 1764 
 
 First Edition and Extremely Rare. 
 
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 39. BAKER (David Erskine). Biographia Dramatica; 
 
 or, Companion to the Playhouse, with View of the Rise and / ///-. 
 
 Progress of the British Stage. 2 vols. 8vo, full calf. ' ' /^U 
 
 Lond. 1782 
 
 40. BAKER (Henry Barton). Our Old Actors. With f 
 portraits. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1878 /' OO 
 
 41. The London Stage: Its History and Traditions, 
 
 from 1576 to 1888. Frontispieces. 2 vols. i2mo, half mo- / A^, 
 rocco, gilt tops, uncut. Lond. 1889 ' ' ^-yC' 
 
 42. The London Stage : Its History and Traditions, 
 
 from 1756 to 1888. Frontispieces. 2 vols. i2mo, cloth. / OO 
 
 Lond. 1889 
 
 43- History of the London Stage and its Famous 
 
 Players (1576-1903). Second and Best Edition. Ten por- -^ /-)/j 
 traits. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1904^^' ^^ 
 
 44. BAKER (Sir Richard). Theatrum Triumphans; or, 
 A Discourse of Plays, shewing the lawfulness and excellent 
 use of Dramatique Poesy and Vindicating the Stage from all 
 
 those groundless Calumnies and Misrepresentations wherewith //O /IQ 
 it is aspersed, etc. i6mo, half calf. Lond. i67c> 
 
 From the library of Wm. E. Burton, with his autograph and 
 that of A. M. Palmer on title-page. Binding damaged. 
 
 45. BALFE (Michael William). A Memoir of. By >p ^ A" 
 Charles Lamb Kenney. Portrait. 8vo, cloth, uncut. ^, c^o? 
 
 Lond. 1875 
 
 46. BALLADS. A Collection of Old Ballads. Corrected 
 from the best and most ancient copies extant. With Introduc- 
 tions, Historical, Critical or Humorous. Illustrated with cop- ^ ^ 
 per plates. (Reprint.) 3 vols. Half crushed green morocco, 
 t. e. g. Lond. 1723 
 
 47. The Book of Ballads. Edited by Bon Gaultier. 
 
 A New Edition, with several new Ballads. With illustrations. 
 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1858 
 
 Has book label of Rush C. Hawkins. 
 
 48. The Book of British Ballads. Edited by S. C. , 
 
 Hall, F. S. A. Illustrations. Roy. 8vo, full morocco. er^-. OO 
 
 Lond. 1853 
 
 49. BALZAC (Honore de). La Comedie Humaine. 
 Scenes of Parisian Life. Fine illustrations. 5 vols. 8vo, cloth. ^ C 
 
 Phila. : Printed only for subscribers, n. d. '^' ^ ^ 
 
 Edition Definitive, of which there are printed on Imperial Japan 
 paper one thousand copies. This set No. 66. 
 
 50. BANCROFT (Mr. and Mrs.) On and Off the Stage. C^ 
 Written by Themselves. Portraits and facsimiles. 2 vols. 
 8vo, cloth; uncut. Lond. 1888 
 
 Library label on covers. 
 
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 51. BARRY (Mrs. Spranger). Granny's Prediction, 
 revealed to the Widow Brady, of Drury Lane Theatre. By 
 Her Relashion Mrs. Sharpset O'Blunder (Mrs. Franchetti). 
 Sm. 4to, full sprinkled calf, gilt, gilt tooling inside,, yellow 
 edges. Lond. 1773 
 
 O Mr. Lowe mentions this as "An attack on Mrs. Crawford (then 
 
 Mrs. Barry) , by her relative, Mrs. Franchetti," and says, " I have 
 never seen a copy of this tract, which is practically introuvable, so 
 I cannot say to what it refers." Mrs. Barry was the original 
 Widow Brady in the " Irish Widow." As a proof of its scarcity, 
 it may be mentioned that there was not a copy in the Daly, Wright, 
 McKee, Mackenzie or the Burgess collections. This copy has the 
 autograph of the authoress, Eliz. De Franchetti. Excessively 
 Rare. 
 
 52. BARTHOLDY (Felix Mendelssohn). Reminiscences 
 of. A Social and Artistic Biography. By Elise Polko. Trans- 
 lated from the German by Lady Wallace. Portrait. 8vo, half 
 calf, marble edges. Lond. 1869 
 
 Autograph of W. J. Le Moyne, the comedian, on title. 
 
 53. B:^RANGER. Songs of Beranger done into English 
 Verse. By William Young. New Edition. i6mo, cloth. 
 
 Edinb. 1878 
 
 54. BEAUMONT AND FLETCHER. Comedies and 
 Tragedies. Never printed before, and now published by the 
 Authors. Original Copies. Folio, full orange morocco, yel- 
 
 / /p Q Q low edges. Lond. 1647 
 
 First Edition. Lacks the original portrait of Fletcher, by Mar- 
 shall, but has one of him and one of Beaumont, both by Audinet, 
 inserted. Autograph on top of title-page, partly erased. 
 
 55. Cupid's Revenge. As it was often acted (with 
 
 . ^ great applause) by the children of the Revels. Written by 
 
 / QJO Fran. Beaumont and lo. Fletcher, Gentlemen. Third Edition. 
 •■ Sm. 4to, half calf. Lond. : Printed by A. M. 1635 
 
 Some headlines cut into. Title-page torn and neatly repaired. 
 
 56. The Knight of the Burning Pestle. Full of 
 
 ^ Mirth and Delight. Written by Francis Beaumont and lohn 
 
 ^y/ f)(y Fletcher, Gentlemen. As it is now acted at the private house 
 '^^^'^ ■ in Drury Lane, 1635. Sm. 4to, half calf. 
 
 Printed by N. O. for I. S. 1635 
 
 Some head lines cut into. Binding at back slightly rubbed. Has 
 bookplate. Scarce. 
 
 57. BEDFORD (Arthur). A Serious Remonstrance In 
 Behalf of the Christian Religion against the Horrid Blasphem- 
 
 'Z ^(7 ies and Impieties whirh are still used in the English Play- 
 houses, to the Great Dishonour of Almighty God, and in Con- 
 tempt of the Statutes of this Realm. i2mo, calf. Lond. 1719 
 Scarce. 
 
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 58. BEDFORD (Paul). Recollections and Wanderings 
 of. Facts, Not Fancies. i6mo, boards. Lond. 1867 
 
 Autograph of W. J. Florence, the famous comedian, on title. 
 Bmding broken. 
 
 59. BEECHER (Henry Ward). Henry Ward Beecher 
 in England. 1886. Portrait. Evolution and Religion: Ser- ^ 
 mons by H. W. Beecher. 1885. 3 vols. 8vo and post 8vo, "7 f) 
 cloth. Lond. / 
 
 60. Life of. The Eminent Pulpit and Platform 
 
 Orator. By Joseph Howard, Jr. Beautifully illustrated. 8vo, / ^ 
 cloth. Phila. 1887 /, 00 
 
 Presentation copy from the author to A. M. Palmer. 
 
 61. Biography of. By William C. Beecher and Rev. 
 
 Samuel Scoville, assisted by Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher. Por- 
 traits and illustrations. 8vo, half morocco. N. Y. 1888 
 
 62. BELLAMY (D., and D., Jr.) Miscellanies in Prose 
 and Verse. Consisting of Dramatic Pieces, Poems, Humorous 
 Tales, Fables, etc. Plates. 2 vols. i6mo, full calf. 
 
 Lond. 1740 
 
 63. BELLAMY (George Anne). An Apology for the 
 
 Life of George Anne Bellamy. Written by herself. To which , ^ 
 is annexed her Original Letters to John Calcraft, Esq., adver- f ^ C 
 tised to be published in October, 1767. 5 vols, in two. i2mo, / > ^O 
 half calf. Scarce. Lond. 1785 
 
 64. BERNARD (John). Retrospections of the Stage, y- ^ /^ 
 Portrait. 2 vols. 8vo, boards. Lond. 1830,^ ^O 
 
 Rare. Fine uncut copy. 
 
 65. Retrospections of America, 1797-1811. With ^ -rP 
 
 Illustrative Notes by Laurence Hutton and Brander Mat- ^q (~J^ 
 thews. Portraits. Post 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1887 . 
 
 66. BETTY. The Wonderful Theatrical Progress of 
 
 W. Hen. West Betty, the Infant Roscius, in Ireland, Scotland ^ 
 
 and various parts of England. With an Accurate Sketch of^ ^r^ T 
 His Life. By An Impartial Observer. i6mo, half xq.oxozzo,iJ,^.0 
 t. e. g. Lond. n. d. 
 
 Has portrait of Betty as Achmet Very rare. Fine Copy. 
 
 67. BIBLIOGRAPHY. Bibliotheca Anglo-Poetica ; or. -J? /, ^j 
 
 A Descriptive Catalogue of Early English Poetry. Portraits O'OO 
 and facsimile. 8vo, half calf. Lond. 1815 
 
 68. Bibliomania in the Present Day in France and , 
 
 England; or, Some Account of Celebrated Recent Sales, etc. /q^ 
 From the French of Philomneste Junior. With a Notice and 
 Portrait of Trautz-BoMZonnet. 8vo, half calf. N. Y. 1880 
 
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 69. BIBLIOGRAPHY. A Monograph on Privately-Illus- 
 trated Books. A Plea for Bibliomania By Daniel M. Tread- 
 well. Roy. 8vo, half calf, uncut. Brooklyn, 1881 
 
 70. A Monograph on Privately Illustrated Books. A 
 
 (^^ Plea for Bibliomania. By Daniel M. Tredwell. Roy. 8vo, 
 
 cloth. Privately printed. Long Island, 1892 
 
 ^ 71. A Blank Catalogue. Ruled, with printed head- 
 
 C ings. Indexed. Sm. 4to, half morocco, marble edges. 
 
 xJ 
 
 10. 
 
 1. 10 
 2 Jo 
 
 72. BILLINGTON (Mrs.) Memoirs of. From Her 
 Birth. Containing a variety of matter, Ludicrous, Theatrical, 
 Musical and . With copies of several Original Letters. 
 
 ^ r' Portrait. 8vo, half morocco, t. e. g. Lond. 1792 
 
 /«^ From Fredk. Burgess' collection, with his bookplate. Very 
 
 ' Scarce. "It was an attack of the most virulent nature on Mrs. 
 
 Billington. An action was brought against the Publisher, which 
 
 was, however, compromised, and the pamphlet was withdrawn." — 
 
 howe. 
 
 73. BLAINE (James G.) Twenty Years in Congress: 
 From Lincoln to Garfield. With a Review of the Events 
 which led to the Political Revolution of i860. Portraits. 2 
 vols. 8vo, cloth. Norwich, Conn., 1886 
 
 74. BLAKE (Charles). Historical Account of the Provi- 
 dence Stage. 8vo, cloth. Providence, 1868 
 
 Only 200 copies printed. Rare. 
 
 /. 
 
 
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 884. SHEA (John Gilmary). A Child's History of the 
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 885. SHELLEY (Percy Bysshe). The Works of. In 
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 888. SHIRLEY (James). The Bird In A Cage: A 
 
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 890. SMITH (James). Memoirs, Letters and Comic 
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 893. SOLDENE (Emily). My Theatrical and Musical 
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 926. TAVERN ANECDOTES, and Reminiscences of the 
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 942. THEATRICAL. Harlequin-Horace ; or. The Art of 
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 Svo; Delia Stacey, i p., Svo. (6) 
 
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 10. AMERICAN MANAGERS. A. L. S. of Jno. T. 
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 Mortimer, W. R. Hayden, C. F. Chatterton. (7) 
 
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 11. ANDERSON (Mary). A. L. S., 4 PP-. 8vo, Satur- 
 day, n. d., with addressed envelope. 
 
 " Accept my thanks, for such honest encouragement from so 
 severe a critic as yourself makes one's hard work so much easier." 
 
 A FINE LETTER. 
 
 12. (Mrs. Navarro), Famous Tragedienne. A. L. 
 
 S., 2 pp., 8vo, March 30th. 
 
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 Actors' Fund Fair — in its worthiness it deserves all success." 
 
 13. ARCHER (William). Famous Critic. A. L. S., 2 
 pp., i2mo, 3 May, '87. With addressed envelope. Scarce. 
 
 14. ARNOLD (Charles). Star Actor and Manager. 
 A. L. S., 4 pp., Svo, Jany. 15, '87; Edith Ackerstom, 3 pp., 
 8vo, Sept. 19, n. d. Rare. 
 
 15. ARNOTT (Edward). A. L. S., i p., October 27, 1884. 
 {Very rare.) Sara Jewett, 2 pp., Jan. 21st, '83, with por- 
 traits; John T. Raymond, Jany. 5, '82. Inlaid to folio. (3) 
 
 16. ARTHUR (Joseph). Actor and Dramatist. A. L. S., 
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 Wednesday, n. d. ; Louie Bigelow, i p., 8vo, n. d. ; Nellie M. 
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 17. AUTHORS. J. Payne Collier. A. L. S., i p., i2mo. 
 Parke Godwin, 2 pp., Svo ; James Albery, 3 pp., i2mo ; Ham- 
 ilton Aide, I p., i2mo. (4) 
 
 AUTOBIOGRAPHIES OF ACTORS AND ACT- 
 RESSES WHO PLAYED UPON THE STAGE OF 
 THE OLD UNION SQUARE THEATRE, NEW YORK. 
 
 Specially written in Autograph for Mr. A. M. Palmer. 
 Many with Portraits. All are inlaid or laid down to 
 FOLIO, BY Mr. Augustus Toedteberg. From No. 18 to No. 
 152, INCLUSIVE. Each sold as a lot. 
 
 18. ALDRICH (Louis). 14 pp., signed and Une 
 lithographed portrait. 
 
 19. ALLEN (W. W.), 5 pp., signed, and photo 
 
 autographed. 
 
 20. ATKINS (Thomas A.). 3 pp., signed, and photo. 
 
 21. BARCLAY (Delancy). 3 pp., signed, and photo. 
 
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 autographed. 
 
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 24. BLANCHARD (Kitty). The Original " Henriette," 
 in "The Two Orphans." 18 pp., signed. Portrait and 
 clipping. 
 
 25. BOCK (Frederick). 2 pp., signed. Photo portrait 
 and clipping. 
 
 26. BOKEE (W. H,). 4 pp., signed. 
 
 27. BOOTH (Mrs. Agnes). 6 pp., signed. Portrait 
 and clippings. 
 
 28. BOUCICAULT (Dion). Printed Biography. A. L. 
 S. (2), 15 pp., "How I Wrote London Assurance." 5 por- 
 traits. Very Fine. 
 
 29. BRANICK (Thomas). i p., signed, and photo 
 autographed. 
 
 30. BRYER (Mary). 2 pp., signed, and photo. 
 
 31. BURKE (John T.). 2 pp., signed, and photo. 
 Very Scarce. 
 
 32. BURNETT (J. H.). 9 pp., signed, and cab. photo. 
 
 33. BYRNE (Bessie). 4 pp., signed, and photo. 
 
 34. C ALDER (William). 2 pp., signed, and pk)to, 
 autograph below. 
 
 35. CAMPBELL (Fanchon). 3 pp., signed, and photo. 
 
 36. CAREY (Eleanor). 13 pp., signed, and photo 
 autographed. Rare. 
 
 37. CAY VAN (Georgie). 3 pp., signed, and portrait. 
 Rare. 
 
 38. CHAPLIN (George D.). 5 pp., signed, and photo 
 autographed below. 
 
 39. CHAPMAN (Blanche). 3 pp., signed, and photo 
 autographed. Very Rare. 
 
 40. CHIPPENDALE (Frederick). 4 pp., and photo. 
 
 41. CLARKE (Eugene). 4 pp., signed. 
 
 42. CLARKE (George), 7 pp., and portrait. 
 
 43. CLAXTON (Kate). 4 pp., signed, portrait and 
 clippings. 
 
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 44. CLAYTON (Estelle). 5 pp., signed, and clippings. 
 
 45. COGSWELL (W. J.). 4 pp. Rare. 
 
 46. COLLINS (Charles M.). 4 pp., signed, with portrait. 
 
 47. CONWAY (Hart). 5 pp., signed, and photo. 
 
 48. CRAIG (Josephine). 7 pp., signed. Most Rare. 
 
 49. DAVENPORT (Mrs. E. L.). 30 pp. A. L. S., 2 pp., 
 and portrait. 
 
 50. DIETZ (Linda). 7 pp., signed, and portrait. Rare. 
 
 51. DIXON (Clara). 2 pp., signed. 
 
 52. DIXON (Fred.). 10 pp., signed. 
 
 53. DREW (Mrs. John). 12 pp. A. L. S., and portrait. 
 
 54. DUDLEY (Marie). 6 pp., signed. 
 
 55. DUFFIELD (Harry). 8 pp., signed. Photo auto- 
 graphed below. 
 
 56. EDWARDS (Harry). 10 pp., signed, and 2 por- 
 traits. 
 
 57. ELING (A. B.). I p., signed, and photo. 
 
 58. EYTINGE (Rose). 2 pp., signed, and portrait. 
 
 59. FARREN (Mrs. George P.). 2 pp., signed, portrait 
 and A. L. S., 4 pp. Photo and printed Recollections. A 
 Unique Lot. 
 
 60. FARREN (W., Jr.). 2 pp., signed, and portrait. 
 
 61. FISKE (Marion). 2 pp., signed. 
 
 62. FLEMING (W. J.). 3 pp., signed, and photo auto- 
 graphed. 
 
 63. FLORENCE (WilUam J.). 3 pp., signed, and 
 portrait. 
 
 64. FOY (Bertha). 4 pp., signed, and photo. 
 
 65. FYFFE (Charles J.). 6 pp., and photo portrait. 
 
 66. GALLOWAY (James T.). 5 pp., signed, and 
 photo autographed. 
 
 67. GILBERT (Mrs. G. H.). 3 pp., and portrait. 
 
 68. GILLETTE (William), i p., signed, autographed 
 portrait. 
 
 6g. GLOVER (Louis N.). 2 pp., signed, and photo. 
 With a Sketch of Life in another hand. 2 pp. 
 
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 70. GOLDTHWAITE (Frederick). 9 pp., signed, with 
 photo autographed. 
 
 71. GRAHAM (Robert E.). 3 pp., signed, and photo. 
 
 72. HALL (Mills). 3 pp., signed, and 2 portraits. 
 
 73. HALLOCK (Agnes). 3 pp., and photo autographed. 
 
 74. HARKINS (Daniel H.). 7 pp., signed, and portrait. 
 
 75. HAROLD (Donald). 2 pp., signed, and photo. 
 With curious note beneath. 
 
 76. HENDERSON (William), i p., signed. 
 
 77. HERBERT (William). 3 pp., signed, and photo 
 autographed. 
 
 78. HOLLAND (E. M.), 4 pp., signed, and portrait. 
 
 79. HOLLAND (Kate). 2 pp., in handwriting of her 
 brother, E. M. Holland, and Two Portraits. 
 
 80. HOLMES (Raymond). 3 pp., signed, and photo. 
 
 81. HORAN (Edward). 2 pp., signed, and photo. 
 
 82. HOWSON (Emma). 5 pp., signed. Colored litho. 
 portrait in character, and photo. 
 
 83. HOWSON (Frank A.). 3 pp., 2 photos and autograph. 
 
 84. JAMISON (Carrie). 2 pp., signed, and photo. 
 Extremely Rake. 
 
 85. JORDAN (George C). 9 pp., signed. 
 
 86. KERKER (Gus). Leader. 4 pp., signed, and 
 Impl. photo. 
 
 87. LAMB (Edward). 6 pp., signed, and 2 portraits. 
 
 88. LAMB (Frank). 2 pp., signed, and 2 portraits. 
 
 89. LAURENS (Josephine). 4 pp., A. L. S., and 
 4 portraits. 
 
 90. LEE (Flora), i p., signed. 
 
 91. LEWIS (Emily R.). 2 pp., signed, photo with auto- 
 graph below. 
 
 92. LOCKE (E. A.). 7 pp., signed. 
 
 93. LOTTO (Fred.). 4 pp., and photo portrait. 
 
 94. MACKAY (F. F.) 7 pp., signed. A. L. S., and 
 portrait. 
 
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 95. MADDERN (Mary). 2 pp., signed, and photo. 
 
 96. MARBLE (Ed.). 3 pp., signed. 
 
 97. MARLOWE (Owen). 3 pp., and portrait. 
 
 98. MATHEWS (John). 8 pp., signed, and photo auto- 
 graphed. 
 
 99. MAYHEW (Kate). 8 pp., signed, impl. and cabinet 
 photos, with clippings. 
 
 100. McCLANNIN (Robert F.). 6 pp., signed. Rare. 
 loi. MEEK (Kate). 6 pp., and photo autographed. 
 
 102. MERVILLE (Lena). 4 pp., 2 portraits and photo. 
 
 103. MONTGOMERY (Hy. W.). 3 pp., signed, and 
 J portraits. 
 
 104. MORANT (Fanny). 4 pp., signed, and portrait. 
 
 105. MORDAUNT (Frank). 7 pp., signed, and photo. 
 
 106. MORRIS (Ramsay). 3 pp., photo autographed and 
 A. L. S. 
 
 107. MURRAY (William B.). 3 pp., signed. 
 
 108. NEVISON (Mary S.). 2 pp., signed, and photo. 
 
 109. OWEN (William F.). 7 pp., signed, and portrait 
 autographed. 
 
 no. PARKES (George). 5 pp., signed, A. L. S. and 
 portrait. 
 
 111. PARSELLE (John). 3 pp., signed, and portrait. 
 
 112. PEAKES (James G.). 2 pp., signed, and photo. 
 
 113. PENDLETON (Mark). 30 pp., signed. 
 Committed suicide in 1892. 
 
 114. PHILLIPS (Mrs. E. J.). 9 pp., signed. The lead- 
 ing " old woman " for several years at the Square, and great 
 popular favorite. 
 
 115. PLYMPTON (Eben). 3 pp., and photo. 
 
 116. POLK (J. B.). 3 pp., signed, and 5 portraits. 
 
 117. PRESTON (Isabel). 2 pp., signed, and photo. Rare. 
 
 118. PROCTOR (Agnes). 3 pp., signed. 
 
 119. RAINFORTH (Harry). 4 pp., signed. 
 
ALBERT M. PALMER 9 
 
 120. REED (Samuel). 3 pp., signed. 
 
 121. RICH (Harry). 3 pp., and photo autographed. 
 
 122. ROBERTS (Frank). 2 pp., and photo. 
 
 123. ROBINSON (Frederic W.). 54 pp., signed, and 
 portrait. 
 
 124. ROBINSON (Florence). 9 pp., and photo auto- 
 graphed. 
 
 125. ROBSON (Stuart). 4 pp., signed, A. L. S. and 
 portrait. 
 
 126. ROSS (Jennie). 4 pp., signed, and photo. 
 
 127. ROWE (George Fawcett). 6 pp., signed, and 
 litho. portrait. 
 
 128. RUYTER (Julie de). 6 pp., signed, and photo 
 portrait. 
 
 129. SALVINI (Alexander). 4 pp., signed, and auto- 
 graphed portrait. 
 
 130. SEGUIN (Mrs. Zelda Wallace). 2 pp., signed, 
 lithographed portrait, clipping and cab. photo. 
 
 131. SEYMOUR (William). 8 pp., signed, and portrait. 
 
 132. SMITH (Mrs. Mary Sedley). 8 pp., signed, and 
 photo with autograph. 
 
 133. STEVENSON (Charles A.). 11 pp., signed. 
 
 134. STODDARD (J. H.). 3 pp., signed, and portrait. 
 3 pp. of " Opinion of the Character Actor, J. H. Stoddard " 
 in MS. by Mr. A. M. Palmer, and portrait. 
 
 135. STUART (Grace C). 8 pp., signed, and photo 
 autographed. 
 
 136. STUART (W. H.). 3 pp., signed, and photo. 
 12>7. STURGESS (Charles E.). 9 pp., signed. 
 
 138. THOMPSON (Charlotte). 14 pp., signed, A. L. S. 
 and portrait. 
 
 139. THOMPSON (Lysander). 17 pp., signed. 
 
 140. THORNTON (Adelaide). 7 pp., signed, and 
 photo. 
 
 141. THORPE (James W.). 2 pp., signed, obituary, 
 and portrait. 
 
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 142. THORPE (Hattie). 3 pp., signed " Mrs. A. T. 
 Harms." Photo of her daughter. Rare. 
 
 143. WALCOT (Charles). 10 pp., signed, and portrait. 
 
 144. WALDRON (Isabel). 3 pp., signed, clippings and 
 photo of Geo. B. Waldron. Rare. 
 
 145. WARE (Annie D.). i p., signed, and 2 photos. 
 
 146. WHITE (Florence). 3 pp., photo and A. L. S. 
 
 147. WILDE (Effie Annie). 3 pp., and photo. 
 
 148. WILSON (Hy. N.). 4 pp., signed. 
 
 149. WINSTON (Jennie). 4 pp., signed. Rare. 
 
 150. WINTER (Joseph P.). 3 pp., signed, photo and 
 A. L. S. 
 
 151. WOOD (Rose). 3 pp., signed. 
 
 152. YEAMANS (Mrs. Annie). 3 pp., A. L. S. and 
 portrait, signed. 
 
 153. AUTOGRAPH ALBUM. Containing about 33 
 signatures, among which are A. Lincoln, F. A. Conkling, Ga- 
 lusha A. Grow, H. J. Raymond, S. L. Woodford, Wm. L. 
 Dayton, Hiram Barney, Mortimer Thomson (" Philander B. 
 Doesticks, etc."), and N. S. of Geo. W. Curtis, Jno. J. Cisco, 
 W. M. Griswold, Genl. Meagher, Chauncey M. Depew, Wm. 
 A. Butler, Thurlow Weed, John Hay. Some signatures and 
 the N. S. are laid down, others written. A lot of blank leaves 
 for additions. 
 
 154. AUTOGRAPH SIGNATURES. J. C. Calhoun, 
 Jefferson Davis, Patrick Henry, Thomas H. Benton, Sam 
 Houston, Hiram Powers, Horace Mann, William Cobbett. (8) 
 
 155. "nAKER (Benjamin A.). Old-Time Actor and 
 15 Author. A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to, April 2, 1887. D. 
 
 Bidwell, Manager, i p. 8vo, February 17, 1888. Henry Aus- 
 tin Clapp, Famous Critic. 4 pp., 8vo, March 28, 1898. (3) 
 
 156. BANDM ANN-PALMER (Millicent). Star Act- 
 ress. I p., 8vo, January 12, '94, with printed letter relative to 
 her divorce, 8vo; C. A. Chizzola, Manager, 2 pp., 8vo, March 
 4, '87; Lillie Eldridge, i p., 8vo, September 25, '95; Kate 
 Davis, I p., small 4to. (4) 
 
ALBERT M. PALMER 11 
 
 157. BARRETT (Lawrence). A. L. S., 3 pp., i2mo, 
 Saturday, n. d. 
 
 "Each straw counts upon a weak back. I promise better here- 
 after. I will give you my company, and perhaps Mr. Booth will 
 play alone. Pray, see him on the subject." 
 
 158- Tragedian. A. L. S., i p., 8vo, October 6, 
 
 1889. 
 
 " I am all ready for failure or success with Ganelon — to-mor- 
 row — preferring the latter, of course. I have done all I know 
 how for it. The rest lies beyond the footlights." 
 
 159. A. L. S., 3 pp., 8vo, Monte Carlo, March 30, 
 
 1890. 
 
 " Edwin (Booth) writes in good spirits ; and is well in health in 
 spite of the travel. I will lighten his load next year, as he has 
 lightened mine this." A fine letter. 
 
 159a. BARRETT (Wilson). Famous Actor. A. L. S., 
 
 2 pp., i2mo, October 16, '92. 
 
 160. BARRY (Thomas). A Defence of the Stage. Man- 
 uscript. Sm. 4to (binding loose), consisting of 124 pp., 
 entirely in the handwriting of the famous Actor-Manager, 
 being a reply to a discourse delivered by a learned divine 
 at the Tremont Theatre in 1843. 
 
 A MOST DESIRABLE ITEM. 
 
 161. BARRYMORE (Maurice). Actor and Dramatist. 
 A. L. S., I p., i2mo. May 31, 1892. Scarce. 
 
 162. BATEMAN (Isabel). London Actress. A. L. S., 
 
 3 pp., i2mo, November 6, '95. Scarce. Relative to a short 
 tour in the States. 
 
 163. BATEMAN (Kate, — Mrs. Crowe). Famous 
 "Leah." A. L. S., 3 pp., 8vo, Glasgow, March 2, 1882. 
 Scarce. 
 
 On THEATRICAL AFFAIRS. 
 
 164. BATES (Blanche). Star Actress. A. L. S., 2 pp., 
 Svo, n. d., with stamped monogram; Olga Brandon, 2 pp., 
 i2mo, 28 November, 1890. (2) 
 
 SCAKCE. 
 
 165. BIDWELL (George). Famous Bank of England 
 Forger. A. L. S., i p., 8vo, March i, 1892. 
 
 RELATTra TO A PLAY. 
 
 166. BOCHSA (Charles). Famous Harpist. A. L. S., i 
 p., i2mo, Saturday, n. d., and copy for advertisement of 
 Madame Anna Bishop's Concert in Washington, D. C. 
 
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 167. BOKER (George H.). Poet. Autograph Sonnet 
 of 14 lines, Signed, May 24, 1859. 
 
 " The leaden eyelids of wan twilight close 
 Upon the sun; and now the misty dew 
 Trails its wet skirts across the glades, and through 
 The tangled grasses of low meadows goes, 
 Dropping a pearl in every open rose, 
 In every lily's cup * * * " 
 
 168. BONAPARTE (Joseph). King of Spain. L. S., 
 I p., 4to, Point Breeze, 19 July, 1819, signed as Comte de 
 Survilliers. 
 
 169. BOND (Frederic). Favorite Actor. A. L. S., i p., 
 4to; Louise Thorndyke Boucicault, 3 pp., Svo; Virginia Bu- 
 chanan, I p., Svo. (3) 
 
 170. BONNARD (Leon). Distinguished French Painter. 
 A. L. S., I p., i2nio, n. d. 
 
 171. BOOTH (Agnes). Favorite Actress. A. L. S., 4 
 pp., Svo, May 26, i886. 
 
 A FINE THEATSICAL LETTER. 
 
 172. BOOTH (Edwin). A. L. S., 2 pp., Svo, St. James 
 Hotel, Piccadilly (London), November 13 ("my 47th birth- 
 day), to R. M. Hooper. 
 
 "* * * The papers here (most of 'em) endeavor to d m 
 
 me with faint praise, but I have too many solid assurances from 
 many of the solidest Britons that I am appreciated and will win. 
 Letters of congratulation and even cablegrams of kindly greeting 
 have come ' as thick as hail.' Pardon this hasty scrawl, 'tis only 
 to let you Frenchmen know that the Yankee yet liveth." 
 
 173. A. L. S., 4 pp., i2mo, May 2, '90. 
 
 " Our time-honored fellow and my father's and my old friend 
 desires to speak with you concerning a farewell testimonial. 
 * * * The name of Edmon Conner was, not so many years 
 ago, among the most popular of dramatic stars * * * ^y ^\\ 
 'old stagers;' however, he is loved and reverently remembered, 
 
 etc." A SUPERB LETTER. 
 
 174. A. L. S., I p., i2mo, 1882, to A. M. Palmer. 
 
 With portrait. Inlaid to folio. 
 
 " * * * To send you a check for $1,000, which please add to 
 the 'Actors' Fund,' as an earnest of what I will do for it while 
 in such good hands." 
 
 175. In Memoriam, Edwin Booth, Madison Square 
 
 Garden Concert Hall, under the direction of The Players. 
 Engraved cards. (2) 
 
 176. Menu of Breakfast given by Him, June 15, 
 
 1883, at Delmonico's. Endorsed in pencil on back by Mr. 
 Booth. Mounted on silk. 
 
ALBERT M. PALMER 13 
 
 177. BOOTH GROSSMANN (Edwina). Daughter of 
 Edwin Booth. A. L. S., 2 pp., i2mo, n. d. ; Minnie Dupree, 
 2 pp., 8vo, stamped monog-ram ; Wm. R. Deutsch, 3 pp., 8vo ; 
 George Darrell, 2 pp., 4to. (4) 
 
 178. BOOTH (Junius Brutus, the Elder Booth). 
 
 A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to, January 29, 1831. 
 
 " Petersburg, Va. The traveling by land and water from Rich- 
 mond may be considered at an end, except to this place. I am 
 obliged to pass my time at one town or the other * * * " A 
 
 FINE SPECIMEN. 
 
 179. BOUCHIER (Arthur). Favorite London Actor. 
 A. L. S., 3 pp., i2mo, June 13, '95 ; Aubrey Boucicault, 3 pp., 
 8vo, January 21, n. d. ; Amy Busby, 2 pp., 8vo, n. d. (3) 
 
 All scarce. 
 
 180. BOUCICAULT (Dion). Famous Dramatist. MSS. 
 4 pp., 4to, on the Theatres of England and America and 
 Actors of same. 
 
 Very interesting. 
 
 181. A. L. S., 4 pp., 8vo, Paris, June 16, n. d. 
 
 Gives his opinion on various plays in London and Paris. A -fine 
 
 letter. 
 
 182. BOURCICAULT (Dion). A. L. S., 4 PP-, 8vo, 
 January 12, 18 — . 
 
 Letters signed as above are excessively rare. 
 
 183. BOUGUEREAU (William). Eminent French 
 Painter. A. L. S., i p., 8vo, November 21, 1883, relative to 
 Customs charges in the United States on paintings. 
 
 184. BOWERS (Mrs. D. P.). Famous Actress. A. L. S., 
 2 pp., royal 8vo, April 3, 1891. 
 
 "I have been distinctly successful as 'Portia,' so you see I am 
 still sufficiently juvenile." 
 
 185. BOWERS (Mrs. Elizabeth — Mrs. D. P.). A. L. S., 
 I p., 8vo, February 26, '95. 
 
 186. BRIGNOLI (Pasquale). Operatic Tenor Vocalist. 
 A. L. S., I p., 8vo, October 16, '83. Scarce. 
 
 " Please remember me most kindly to my dear Lester Wallack." 
 
 187. BROOKYN (May). Favorite Actress. A. L. S., 
 6 pp., i2mo, Augusta, n. d.; Harry Cane, i p., 8vo; Alfred C. 
 Calmore, i p., i2mo; Hart Conway, 3 pp., i2mo. (3) 
 
 188. BROUGHAM (John). Author and Actor. A. L. S., 
 I p., 8vo, October 9, n. d. Signed "John Brougham, Lec- 
 turer." 
 
 Interesting letter. 
 
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 189. BROUGHAM (John). A. L. S., i p., n. d. Fine 
 litho portrait inlaid to folio. (2) 
 
 190. A. L. S., I p., 8vo, Sunday, n. d. Neat 
 
 Specimen. 
 
 191. BRYANT (William CuUen). Poet. A. L. S., i p., 
 8vo, May 12, 1864, to Mrs. Lucy H. Hooper. 
 
 192. BUCHANAN (Robert). Poet and Dramatist. 
 A. L. S., 4 pp., 8vo, April 4, n. d. Refers to his play. 
 Partners. 
 
 " Stoddart, I presume, played the leading part ; if so, success 
 was a certainty, for I sometimes think he is the finest actor I ever 
 saw in my life." Fine theatrical letter. 
 
 193. A. L. S., I p., 8vo, October 30, n. d. 
 
 " I want you, now and henceforth, to be quite assured of my 
 faith in you as man and manager." 
 
 194. BUCKSTONE (John B.). Comedian and Dramat- 
 ist. A. L. S., 4 pp., 8vo, 220 Milton Terrace, n. d. Refers to 
 Geo. Vandenhoff . 
 
 " Don't let him think of ' Hamlet' It's a ventilator at the 
 Haymarket." 
 
 195. BURNAND (F. C). Dramatist. A. L. S., i p., 
 i2mo, February 6, '73. " To Lester Wallack, regarding 
 play." 
 
 196. BURNETT (Frances Hodgson). Authoress. 
 A. L. S., 3 pp., 8vo, March 26, n. d. Referring to the play, 
 "A Lady of Quality." 
 
 197. A. L. S., 2 pp., 8vo, Friday, 63 Portland 
 
 Place, n. d. Relative to an appointment. 
 
 198. BURROUGHS (Marie). 3 pp., 8vo. Madeline 
 Bouton, 3 pp., 8vo; Virginia Buchanan, i p., 8vo; Victory 
 Bateman, 2 pp., 8vo; Johnstone Bennett (very scarce), i p., 
 8vo; Bertha Blanchard, 2 pp., 8vo; Ethel Douglas, i p., 
 8vo. (7) 
 
 All on theatrical business. 
 
 199. BYRON (Kate). Actress. A. L. S., S pp., 8vo, 
 December 16, 1892. 
 
 "Years ago — before Ada (Rehan) went to Daly's — I brought 
 her to you and asked you for a New York opening for her. I 
 said she had ability * * * " 
 
ALBERT M. PALMER 15 
 
 200. pABANEL (Alexandre). French Historical 
 ^ ,, X, Painter. A. L. S., 2 pp., 8vo, 16 June, 1880. 
 10 Mrs. Hooper, presenting a small picture. 
 
 201. CABLE (George W.). Author. A. L. S., i p., 8vo, 
 Northampton, Mass., April 14, '96. 
 
 Refers to his Southern Stories. 
 
 202. A. L. S., I p., 4to, Jany. 17, 1903. 
 
 Regrets he cannot accept invitation. 
 
 203. CAREY (Annie Louise — Mrs. Raymond). A. L. 
 
 S., I p., 8vo, May 17, '95 ; Elita Proctor Otis, 4 pp., i2mo, 
 August 8, '93. (2) 
 
 204. CARLETON (William T.). Vocalist. A. L. S., 2 
 pp., 8vo; Emily Chamberlin (Emily Thome), 2 pp., 8vo; John 
 Craig, 3 pp., 8vo. (3) 
 
 205. CARTER (Mrs. Leslie). A. L. S., 3 pp., 8vo, Janu- 
 ary 4, 1895. 
 
 206. A. L. S., 2 pp., 8vo, January 9, 1895. 
 
 207. CAVENDISH (Ada). English Actress. A. L. S., 
 2 pp., 8vo, September 11, '78. With embossed monogram. 
 Scarce. 
 
 " 1 shall have much pleasure in reciting the charge, for the 
 benefit you mention." 
 
 208. A. N. S., I p., i2mo (with embossed mono- 
 gram), 26 Sackville Street, Piccadilly, W., n. d. With ad- 
 dressed envelope. 
 
 209. CAYVAN (Georgia). Favorite Actress. A. L. S., 
 I p., 8vo, Philadelphia, March 28, n. d. With woodcut por- 
 trait. Scarce. 
 
 210. CELEBRITIES OF STAGE. A. L. S. of Frank 
 Mayo, Herbert Kelcey, Frederic de Belleville, C. W. Bowser, 
 Harry Alien, Dore Davidson. (6) 
 
 All good letters. 
 
 211. CHAMBERS (Haddon). Dramatist. A. L. S., 4 
 pp., i2mo; "Jennie June" Croly, 2 pp., i2mo; Henry C. 
 De Mille, i p., 8vo. (3) 
 
 212. CHANFRAU (Henrietta), Ella Chapman and Rose 
 Coghlan. A. L. S., all 2 pp., 8vo, various dates. (3) 
 
 213. CHAPLIN (George D.). Favorite Actor. A. L. S., 
 I p., 8vo ; Frank Currier, 2 pp., 8vo ; C. F. Chatterton, 2 pp., 
 8vo ; Nannie Craddock, 2 pp., 8vo. (4) 
 
 All scarce. 
 
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 214. CHATEAUBRIAND (Frangois, Vicomte de). 
 Celebrated French Author. A. L. S., 2 pp., 8vo, August 23. 
 
 Fine. 
 
 215. CHOATE (Joseph H.). Diplomat and Lawyer. 
 A. L. S., I p., 8vo, 30 April, '92 ; John A. Cockrill, i p., i2mo ; 
 Frank Drew, i p., 8vo ; Edwin Forrest, i p., Svo (facsimile) ; 
 Annie Deland, i p., Svo. Scarce. (5) 
 
 216. CHOATE (Rufus). Lawyer and Orator. A. L. S., 
 
 1 p., oblong Svo, Boston, 26 April, 1S41 ; Henry Clay, A. L. S., 
 J^ p., 4to, 1845. (2) 
 
 217. CLARKE (John Sleeper). Actor and Manager. 
 A, L. S., I p., Svo, Saturday, n. d. ; Stuart Robson, i p., 8vo, 
 October 20. 1888. (2) 
 
 218. CLEMENS (Samuel L., " Mark Twain "). A. L. S., 
 
 2 pp., Svo, Monday, P. M., n. d. 
 
 " * * * I'm as sorry as you are that you were not on the 
 Tribune, because toward the last I began to get my hand in, and 
 if you had been there, I would have won all of your money and 
 part of your clothes * * * " 
 
 219. A. L. S., 2 pp., Svo. 
 
 Asking the privileges of a club to be extended to a friend. 
 
 220. CLEVELAND (Frances F.). Wife of President 
 Cleveland. A. L. S., 3 pp., i2mo, 10 March, 1894. 
 
 221. A. L. S., 2 pp., i2mo, Executive Mansion, 28 
 
 February, 1894. 
 
 222. CLEVELAND (Grover). President of United 
 States. A. L, S., i p., Svo, March 9, 1SS9. To A. M. 
 Palmer, making appointment with him. 
 
 223. A. L. S., 2 pp., i2mo, May 15, 1SS9. 
 
 Extending sympathy to Actors' Fund. 
 
 224. COGHLAN (Charles F.) and BANGS (F. C). 
 
 A. L. S. of each, i p., 8vo. (2) 
 
 225. COGHLAN (Rose). A. L. S., 2 pp., Svo, n. d. May 
 Brookyn (committed suicide). A. L. S., 2 pp., Svo, n. d. 
 Helen Bolan (Helen Barry). A. L. S., 2 pp., Svo, November 
 25. n- d. (3) 
 
 226. COLEMAN (Edward). Famous "Quilp." A. L. 
 S., 2 pp., 4to, 2ist September, 1S93; Kate Byron, 3 pp., i2mo; 
 Chas. Fleming, i p., i2mo; Jenny Poole Farquhar, 2 pp., 
 i2mo. (4) 
 
 227. COLEMAN (Thomas L.). Actor. A. L. S., i p., 
 
 Svo; Frazer Coulter, 2 pp., Svo; Chas. Canfield, 2 pp., 4to; 
 Milton Nobles (scarce), 2 pp., Svo; Jas. G. Peakes, i p., Svo; 
 William Redmund, 2 pp., Svo. (6) 
 
ALBERT M. PALMER 17 
 
 228. COLLIER (James W.). Actor and Manager. A. L. 
 S., I p., 8vo., February 25, '92; Henry Laurens Bascombe, 2 
 pp., i2mo, May 13, '82 ; Elliott H. Barnes, i p., 8vo, May 18, 
 1883. (3) 
 
 Very scarce. 
 
 229. COLLINS (Wilkie). Author. A. L. S., 3 pp., 8vo, 
 January 21, 1871. 
 
 Referring to play " No Name." 
 
 230. A. L. S., 6 pp., i2mo, 3rd February, 1872. 
 
 Relative to his play, " The Woman in White." 
 
 A most interesting letter. 
 
 231. CONGREVE (William). Dramatic Poet. A. L. S. 
 {Initials only), 2 pp., small 4to, December, 1710. Excess- 
 ively Rare. 
 
 " Dear Kelly. — Tu, ne cede malis, sed contra, audentior ito. I 
 told Ld. Castlecomer, Mr. Addison and Mr. Dossing, with whom 
 I drank your health last night, that I would begin my letter to 
 you * * * with a Latin sentence." 
 
 232. CONTRACT OF LOTTA. Engagement Contract 
 at Wallack's Theatre, season of 1867. Signed by W. Stuart 
 and Lotta Crabtree. 
 
 233. CONWAY (Moncure D.). A. L. S., i p., 8vo, 
 February 10, 1892. 
 
 234. COOKE (Tom). Actor and Musician. A. L. S., 
 I p., 8vo, II April, 1837. 
 
 235. COOPER (J. Fenimore). Distinguished Author. 
 Original manuscript entirely in Cooper's handwriting, being 
 portion of one of his sea stories, closely written on 40 lines, 
 mounted on folio sheet. Fine and interesting Specimen. 
 
 236. COOPER (Thomas Abthorpe). Actor and Man- 
 ager. A. L. S. (to his son), 3 pp., 4to, June 29, 1837. Scarce. 
 
 Concerning his son's resignation from the army, etc. A fine 
 
 LETTER, AND IN GOOD STATE. 
 
 237. COQUELIN (C. Cadet). Famous French Actor. 
 A. L. S., 2 pp., 8vo, n. d. " One of my friends has shown 
 me an American paper containing an interview with Mr. 
 Booth, in which he speaks highly of me." (Trans.) 
 
 238. CORELLI (Marie). Authoress. A. L. S., i p., 4to, 
 Woodhull Spa, Lines., October 5, 1897. Very Scarce. 
 
 239. COTTRELLY (Mathilde). Famous Actress and 
 Vocalist. A. L. S., 3 pp., 8vo, London, December 15, '99 
 (fine letter); C. H. Meltzer, Author, i p., 8vo, May 15, '96; 
 Edward Compton, 2 pp., 8vo. (3) 
 
 2 
 
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 240. COULDOCK (W. C.)- Famous Actor. A. L. S., 
 
 1 p., 8vo, August 23, '95; 2 pp., 8vo, June 21, '95; E. H. 
 Sothern, i p., 8vo, September 6, 1887. (3) 
 
 241. GROSSMAN (Henrietta). Star Actress. A. L. S., 
 
 2 pp., 8vo, April 25, '93 ; John Jack, 2 pp., i2mo, November 
 25, 1900; Irma M. Diligenti (Italian Actress), 3 pp., 8vo, 
 January 25, '92. (3) 
 
 A CHOICE LOT. 
 
 242. CUSHMAN (Charlotte). Tragedienne. A. L. S., 
 
 3 pp., i6mo, Sunday, n. d. (May, '74?). Refers to her 
 readings. 
 
 " Things are dull in Baltimore, but I had good houses and not 
 a poster or announcement to be seen anywhere * * * " 
 
 243. "TvALY (Augustin). A. L. S., 2 pp., i2mo, April 
 
 U 3, '97- 
 
 On theatrical business. 
 
 244. A. L. S., I p., February 5, 1886, and 3 others. 
 
 Rare colored litho. portrait. Inlaid to folio. (3) 
 
 245. DAVENPORT (Fanny). A. L. S., 2 pp. 8vo, 
 February 15, 1897. 
 
 On theatrical matters. 
 
 246. A. L. S., I p., 4to, 19th September, n. d. 
 
 " Present my compliments and kindest regards to all the ladies 
 of the ' League.' " 
 
 247. DAVENPORT (Mrs. E. L.). Actress. A. L. S., 
 2 pp., 4to, April 13, 1887. 
 
 In reference to her biography. 
 
 248. DAVID (Felicien), Frangois Halevy. French 
 Composers. A. L. S., i p., 8vo, of each. (2) 
 
 249. DAVIDGE (William). Actor. A. L. S., i p., 8vo, 
 April 28, 1882, together with a copy of his work, " The Drama 
 Defended," 8vo, paper, 22 pp. (2) 
 
 249a. DAVIDGE (William, Jr.). Actor. A. L. S., 2 pp., 
 8vo, January 8, 1893, together with the work, " The Drama 
 Defended." (2) 
 
 250. DELACROIX (Eugene). French Historical 
 Painter. A. L. S., i p., 4to, May 20, 1831. To Baron Tay- 
 lor, Director of the Theatre Francais. 
 
 251. DETAILLE (Eduard). Eminent French Painter. 
 A. L. S. (post card), 2 pp., 8vo, on art matters. 
 
ALBERT M. PALMER 19 
 
 252. DEVONSHIRE (Georgiana, Duchess of). Noted 
 Beauty. A. L. S. in French, 2 pp., 4to, October 27, to her 
 banker, stating that the illness of Lady Duncannon will pre- 
 vent her visiting Paris. 
 
 Scarce. 
 
 253. DE WALDEN (Thomas B.). Actor and Man- 
 ager. A. L. S., 2 pp., 8vo, May 17, 1863. (A Fine Letter.) 
 John Sefton, i p., 4to, 29th January, '43. (2) 
 
 254. DICKENS (Charles). A. L. S., 2 pp., Bvo, laid 
 down to folio, Gads Hill, March 24, 1869. Relative to his 
 public readings. 
 
 " As they are not yet publicly announced, I add a note of the 
 days and subjects. Saturday, May ist, Boots at the Holly Tree 
 Inn. and Sikes and Nancy, from Oliver Twist. Saturday, May 
 8th, The Christmas Carol. Saturday, May 22d, Sikes and Nancy, 
 from Oliver Twist, and the Trial, from Pickwick." 
 
 255. The first line of an hotel register with printed 
 
 headings, upon which Mr. Dickens has written : " Mr. & Mrs. 
 Charles Dickens (& svt.). London, England." January 22, 
 1842. 
 
 256. DICKENS (Charles, Jr.). Author. A. N. S., i p., 
 i2mo, ofHce of All the Year Round, 21 April, 1875. With 
 addressed Envelope. 
 
 " Did you have speech with Salvini and Mapleson? * * * " 
 
 257. DICKINSON (Anna E.). Lecturer and Actress. 
 A. L. S., 2 pp., 8vo, 10, 18, '80. With embossed monogram. 
 Scarce. 
 
 Interesting letter relative to plays. 
 
 258. DILKE (Charles W.). English Political Leader. 
 A. L. S., 2 pp., i6mo, 2 April, 1880. With addressed 
 envelope. 
 
 " To carry the second seat by so large a majority has, indeed, 
 been a triumph." 
 
 259. DIXEY (Hy. E.), George De Vere, H. Grattan 
 Donnelly, Mervyn Dallas, Frank David, Leo Dietrichstein. 
 A. L. S. of each, various sizes. (6) 
 
 260. DODSON (J. B.). Famous Character Actor. A. 
 N. S., I p., 8vo; Annie Irish (Mrs. Dodson), 2 pp., i2mo; 
 Geo. W. Middleton, i -p., 8vo ; Geo. F. De Vere, i p., 4to. (4) 
 
 261. DOLARO (Selina). Vocalist and Actress. A. L. S., 
 I p., 4to, Sayville, L. I., August 8, n. d. Very Scarce. 
 
 Desires to dedicate a novel to Mr. Palmer. 
 
20 LIBRARY OF 
 
 262. DOLARO (Selina). A. L. S., 2 pp., 8vo, Plainfield, 
 September 20, n. d. Very Scarce. 
 
 " I can never bother you again in this world. Bui if we meet 
 aloft, I shall expect the position of Leading Lady * * * " 
 
 263. DONNELLY (Ignatius). Author. A. L. S., 2 pp., 
 8vo, August 26, 1889. Refers to his book against Shakes- 
 peare, laid down. Joseph N. Ireland, i p., 8vo, October 10, 
 1890. (2) 
 
 264. DORfi (Gustave). French Artist. A. L. S., i p., 
 8vo, May 24, 1880, presenting one of his drawings. 
 
 265. DRAMATISTS. Brander Matthews. 4 pp., 8vo. 
 Steve Massett, 2 pp., 8vo ; Paul Kister, 2 pp., 8vo ; Edwd. E. 
 Kidder, 3 pp., 8vo; H. T. Craven, 2 pp., 8vo. A. L. S. of 
 each. (5) 
 
 266. DRAMATISTS, ACTORS AND MANAGERS. 
 
 A. L. S., W. Busnach (French) ; Creston Oarke, Neil Bur- 
 gess, W. H. Crane, Jules Claretie (French), Francois Coppee 
 (French). (6) 
 
 267. DREW (John). Famous Comedian. A. L. S., 3 pp., 
 8vo, March 14, 1901. 
 
 Regrets not able to keep appointment. 
 
 268. A. L. S., 2 pp., 8vo, Empire Theatre, n. d. 
 
 Regrets he cannot accept invitation to supper. 
 
 269. DREW (Louisa). A. L. S., i p., 8vo, January 26, 
 
 '95. 
 
 Asking for a box at theatre. 
 
 270. A. L. S., 2 pp., i2mo, October 2, '95. 
 
 Requesting a box at theatre. 
 
 271. A. L. S., I p., 8vo, June 30, '96. 
 
 272. DU CHAILLU (Paul). Author and Traveller. A. 
 L. S., I p., 8vo, October 26, 1895. 
 
 273. A. L. S., I p., 8vo, October 31, 1895. 
 
 Presenting a copy of " The Land of the Midnight Sun." 
 
 274. DU MAURIER (George). Author and Artist. A. 
 L. S., I p., 8vo, April 28, '95. With addressed envelope. 
 
 " * * * I t,gg tQ say that Mr. Terriss is not going to bring out 
 Trilby." 
 
 275. ■ A. L. S., 3 pp., 8vo, February 27, '96. 
 
 " I wished to tell you what pleasure I have had out of the 
 dramatization of Trilby, putting aside certain tangible results which 
 are by no means to be despised. * * * Anyhow, it has been 
 one of the great successes of our time, and promises still for the 
 future all over the world." A fine letter. 
 
ALBERT M. PALMER 21 
 
 276. DU SAULD (Gabrielle). Favorite Actress. A. L. 
 S., 5 pp., 8vo, May 13, 1899 (Very Scarce) ; H. Grattan Don- 
 nelly, 2 pp., Bvo, February 8, 1896; R. M. Hooley, i p., 8vo, 
 May 3, 1882. (Very Rare.) (3) 
 
 277. DYAS (Ada). A. L. S., 3 pp., 8vo, April 29, '87. 
 Accepting an engagement. 
 
 278. A. L. S., 4 pp., i2nio, June 30, 1888. Scarce. 
 
 Relative to theatrical engagement. 
 
 279. "PASTLAKE (Charles L.). English Painter. A. 
 H L. S., I p., 8vo, 15 April 1843. William Etty. 
 
 Painter. A. L. S., 2 pp., 8vo. (2) 
 
 280. EDITORS. John Russell Young. A. L. S., i p., 
 8vo, April 3, 1888; Henry Watterson, i p., 4to, June 5, 
 1895. (2) 
 
 281. ELLIOTT (Maxine). A. L. S., 2 pp., 8vo, n. d. 
 
 Augustin Daly, i p., 8vo, November 12, 1890. (2) 
 
 282. Star Actress. A. L. S., 4 pp., 8vo, February 
 
 4, '98. 
 
 A CHARACTERISTIC LETTER. 
 
 283. ELLSLER (John A.), Henry Wikoff, George W. 
 Curtis (in pencil), Owen Fawcett, Robert Fulford, Annie 
 Pixley Fulford. A. L. S. of each, v. s. (6) 
 
 284. ELTON (William). Favorite Comedian. A. L. S., 
 June 27, 188 — , I p., 8vo. To Arthur Wallack. Very 
 Scarce. 
 
 285. EMERSON (Ralph Waldo). Poet and Essayist. 
 A. L. S., 3 pp., 8vo, Concord, 15 September, 1856. 
 
 "Mr. Ward was my guest at our last sitting. He wishes to 
 come again, and so you shall, if he asks it, explain to him the 
 profound financial mysteries of the Club," etc. 
 
 286. ENGLISH ACTORS. Wybert Reeve. (Scarce.) 
 Wm. Redmund, Harrington Reynolds, Arthur Dacre (commit- 
 ted suicide in Australia — scarce), Walter S. Crane. A. L. 
 
 5. of each. (6) 
 
 Various sizes and pages. 
 
 287. ENGLISH DRAMATISTS. Lewis Wingfield. A. 
 L. S., I p., 8vo; W. G. Wills, i p., 8vo; i with addressed 
 envelope ; Geo. R. Sims, i p. 4to ; W. Yardley, 2 pp., 8vo. (4) 
 
 A GOOD LOT. 
 
 288. ERCKMAN-CHATRIAN. Dramatists. A. L. S., 
 I p., 8vo, Paris, August 17, 1874, on literary matters. 
 
22 LIBRARY OF 
 
 289. ETHEL (Agnes). Favorite Actress. A. L. S., 2 
 pp., 8vo, February 20, 1892. Very rare. 
 
 290. A. L. S., 3 pp., 8vo, December 6, '93. Very 
 
 RARE. Interesting letter. 
 
 291. EYTINGE (Rose). Favorite Actress. A. L. S., 2 
 pp., 8vo, Monday, n. d. 
 
 Request for box or some seats. 
 
 292. EVERETT (Edward). Great Orator and Governor 
 of Mass. A. L. S., i p., 8vo, 12 January, 1865. 
 
 " Excuse my brevity. I rise from a sick bed to write this." Said 
 to be the last letter written by Everett. 
 
 293- "PAMOUS ACTORS. A. L. S. Sir Squire Ban- 
 1* croft. 4 pp., 8vo, October 31, 1879. Wilson 
 Barrett, i p., 8vo, August 10, '95. (2) 
 Both interesting. 
 
 294. A. L. S. of each. John Mason, W. T. Carleton, 
 
 W. H. Kendal, McKee Rankin, W. A. Mestayer, Stuart Rob- 
 son (A. N. S.). (6) 
 
 295. A. L. S., Jno. E. Owens, i p., 4to, December 6, 
 
 '50; B. McAuley, i p., 4to, July 25, '84; Oliver Doud Byron, 
 November 9, 1889; Walter Bentley, 3 pp., 8vo, December 19, 
 1886. (4) 
 
 A CHOICE LOT. 
 
 296. FAMOUS ACTRESSES. A. L. S. Viola Allen. 2 
 pp., 8vo, May 31, '91 ; Julia Arthur, 3 pp., 8vo, January 19, 
 '94; Margaret Anglin, 4 pp., 8vo, February 10, '99. (3) 
 
 Interesting letters. 
 
 297. A. L. S. Mrs. D. P. Bowers, i p., 8vo, Feb- 
 ruary 24, n. d. ; Janet Achurch, 2 pp., 8vo, July 14, '93 ; Mrs. 
 F. Bernard-Beere, 2 pp., 8vo, n. d. Scarce. (3) 
 
 298. A. L. S. of each. Kate Stevenson (Claxton), 
 
 Laura L. Phillips, Caroline Hill Kelcey, Jennie Calef, Maude 
 Granger, Agnes Herndon. (6) 
 
 299. FAMOUS DRAMATISTS. W. S. Gilbert. A. L. 
 S., I p., 8vo, acknowledging receipt of draft; Archibald C. 
 Gunter, A. L. S., i p., 8vo, inviting gentleman to lunch; Syd- 
 ney Grundy, 1 p., 8vo, aclaiowledging receipt of cheque. (3) 
 
 300. FARJEON (B. L.). Novelist. A. L. S., 2 pp., 8vo, 
 September 14, '92. 
 
 Refers to S. S. " Normannia " and detention of passengers on 
 Fire Island. 
 
 301. Author. A. L. S., i p., 8vo, June 29, '93. 
 
ALBERT M. PALMER 23 
 
 302. FAVORITE ACTORS. E. M. Holland, W. J. Fer- 
 guson, Burr Mcintosh, Robert McWade {scarce), Chas. B. 
 Hanford, Wm. Herbert. A. L. S. of each, v. s. (6) 
 
 303. FAWCETT (George). Actor and Manager. A. L. 
 S., I p., 8vo; Minnie M. Fiske, 2 pp., i2mo; C. P. Flocton, 
 I p., 4to; Netta Guion, 2 pp., i2mo; E. A. Howard, 2 pp., 
 i2mo; Henrietta Irving, 2 pp., 8vo. Scarce. (6) 
 
 304. FAWCETT (Owen), i p., 8vo. Max Freeman, 
 I p., oblong 8vo; Louis Massen, i p., 8vo; Stephen Grattan, 
 I p., i2mo; Etienne Girardot, i p., 8vo; W. H. Chippendale, 
 
 1 p., i2mo. A. L. S. of each. (6) 
 
 305. FECHTER (Charles). Romantic Actor. A. L. S., 
 3 pp., 8vo, 12 January, '74, with embossed monogram. 
 Scarce. 
 
 " I must do something. ' Tin ' is in great demand 1 * * * 
 I want a ' stunner ' of an attorney, and a ' brick ' of a coun- 
 sellor * * *" 
 
 306. FIELD (Joseph M.). Comedian. Original MSS., 
 
 2 pp., folio. Extremely Scarce. 
 
 A portion of part, evidently of Claude, in burlesque of "Lady 
 of Lyons." 
 
 307. FIELD (Kate). Lecturer and Actress. A. L. S., 7 
 pp., 8vo, May 23, '93. Scarce. 
 
 " My paper has given more recognition to Players and rec'd less 
 than any other journal in America. Edwin Booth is my sole 
 actor stockholder." 
 
 308. FIELD (R. M.). Manager Boston Museum. A. L. 
 S., 2 pp., i2mo; A. Oakey Hall, i p., 8vo; J. H. McVicker, 
 Chicago Manager, 2 pp., 8vo; Henry C. Jarrett, Manager of 
 Niblo's Garden (most interesting letter), 3 pp., 8vo. (4) 
 
 309. FILLMORE (MDlard). President United States. 
 A. L. S., I p., 8vo, October 31, 1856; A. N. S., i p., i2mo, n. d. 
 To the Secretary of State. Asks for papers in a pardon 
 case. (2) 
 
 SECOND SESSION. 
 
 310. FISKE (Minnie Maddem). A. L. S., 2 pp., 8vo, 
 Friday, n. d. 
 
 " I will be very happy to play for your Hospital in April. * * * " 
 
 311. A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to, Monday, n. d. 
 
 Relative to rehearsal of play. 
 
 312. FITCH (Clyde). Dramatist. A. L. S., 5 pp., 8vo, 
 n.d. 
 
 On theatrical matters. 
 
24 LIBRARY OF 
 
 313. FLORENCE (William J.). A. L. S., 3 pp., i2mo, 
 January i, 1887. 
 
 "When we intend to leave the stage we shall let the public 
 know." 
 
 314. A. L. S., I p., 4to, February 28, 1888. On 
 
 theatrical matters. 
 
 315. A. L. S., 3 pp., 8vo, May 13, '91, and printed 
 
 card of obsequies at St. Agnes' Church, November 23, 
 1891. (2) 
 
 316. A. L. S., 2 pp., i2mo, October 14, '91. 
 
 317. FLORENCE (Mrs. William J.). Favorite Actress. 
 A. L. S., 2 pp., i2mo, n. d. 
 
 318. FORREST (Edwin). A. N. S., i p., 8vo, March 
 I, 1861. To John W. Forney. 
 
 319. FORTESCUE (Miss). A. L. S., 4 pp., i2mo. 
 With portrait. Rev. J. B. Wasson, 2 pp., 8vo. Inlaid to 
 folio. (2) 
 
 320. FRENCH DRAMATISTS. A. L. S. Victorien 
 Sardou, i p., 8vo ; Jean Richepin, i p., 8vo ; Edouard Pailleron, 
 I p., 8vo; Georg-es Ohnet, i p., 8vo; Z. de Bornier, i p., 8vo. 
 All in French language. ( 5 ) 
 
 321. FULLER (Loie). Famous Dancer. A. L. S., 2 pp., 
 
 8vo, November 19, n. d. Very Rare. 
 
 322. n ERMON (Effie). Favorite Comedienne. A. 
 Vj L. S., I p., i2mo, November i, 1898. 
 
 Very Rare. 
 
 323. GIDDENS (George). Favorite Actor. A. L. S., 2 
 pp., 8vo; Frank Evans, i p., 8vo; Wm. Henderson, i p., 8vo; 
 Jno. W. Hague, i p., 4to (scarce) ; Maud Haslam, 2 pp., 
 i2mo ; George Honey, 2 pp., 8vo. (6) 
 
 324. GILBERT (Mrs. G. H.). The Grand Old Woman 
 of the Stage. A. L. S., 2 pp., 8vo, March 14, '87. 
 
 " I have always had a very great dislike of writing or talking 
 about myself." 
 
 325. GILBERT (John). Famous "Old Man." A. L. S., 
 2 pp., i2mo, December 31, 1885. 
 
 326. GILBERT (William S.). A. L. S., 2 pp., 8vo, 5th 
 May, '86. To A. M. Palmer. 
 
 " I sincerely wish that American Managers generally took your 
 view of a dramatic author's moral rights." 
 
ALBERT M. PALMER 25 
 
 327. GILBERT (William S.). Dramatist. A. L. S., 
 2 pp., 8vo, South Camp, Aldershot, 13th August, n. d. To 
 E. A. Sothern relative to a play. 
 
 328. GILLETTE (William). Author-Actor. A. L. S., 
 2 pp., Bvo, June 25, 1885. On theatrical matter. 
 
 329. GIRARD (Bettina). Actress. A. L. S., 2 pp., i2mo, 
 June 16, 1901; Julia A. Deane (Mrs. W. G. Jones), January 
 27, n. d. ; Maud Jeffries, 5 pp., oblong i2mo, 15th February, 
 1903. Very Scarce. (3), 
 
 A GOOD LOT. 
 
 330. GLADSTANE (Mary Jane). Favorite Actress. A. 
 L. S., 2 pp., 8vo, March 26, '61 (very scarce) ; Isabel Glyn 
 (Famous Tragedienne), 3 pp., 8vo, November 12, n. d. 
 Rare. (2) 
 
 331. GOODWIN (Nat) and CODY (W. F.— Buffalo 
 Bill). A. N. S. of each. (2) 
 
 332. GOUNOD (Charles). French Composer. A. D. S., 
 
 1 p., 4to, Programme of " Redemption," to be given at Albert 
 Hall, London. 
 
 333. GRAY (Katherine), Mrs. N. C. Forrester, Alberta 
 Gallatin, Mrs. Frank Leslie, Sadie Martinet, H. M. Lingham. 
 A. L. S. of each. (6) 
 
 334. GREENWOOD (Grace). Authoress. A. L. S., 2 
 pp., 8vo, December 19, 1891. 
 
 " I have been nearly eight months a resident of Washington, and 
 a sad exile from New York." 
 
 334a. (Mrs. S. J. C. Lippincott). Authoress. A. 
 
 L. S., 3 pp., 8vo, March 31, 1890; Rose Coghlan, 2 pp., 8vo, 
 n. d. (2) 
 
 335. GRIMALDI (Joe). Famous Clown. A. L. S., i 
 p., small 4to, Saturday, December 10, n. d. Extremely rare. 
 
 "* * * jjg ^ijj jiQj. tie aijie to attend on Monday as he has 2 
 characters to rehearse at the Wells. * * *" 
 
 336. GRUNDY (Sydney). Famous Dramatist. A. L. S., 
 
 2 pages, 8vo, 1,1, '89. With addressed envelope. 
 
 Describing a play. 
 
 237. A. L. S., 2 pp., 8vo, 20 November, 1890. 
 
 Refers to play, "A Pair of Spectacles." 
 
26 LIBRARY OF 
 
 338. TTACKETT (James H.). Shakespearean Come- 
 JLX dian. A. L. S., 4 pp., 8vo, January 6, '65. To 
 
 his wife, signed " James." 
 
 "John W. Forney * * * Forrest's old friend * * * 
 spoke of Forrest and of his " strange whims and caprice in orig- 
 inating and in neutralizing his own animosities,' and inquired 
 whether I felt any hostility to him. I assured him I did not." 
 
 339. A. L. S., 4 pp., Bvo, April 14, 1865. To Mr. 
 
 Bennett, signed " J. H. H." 
 
 " When in May, 1849, at the Astor Place Opera House, Forrest's 
 friends had intimidated Macready * * * the Commodore called 
 there and inquired. ' Hackett, how can I help you ? ' I replied, 
 ' Send some of your sturdy numerous employe's into the house to 
 keep order.' The commodore bought 50 tickets. The Rioters, 
 however, proved too much for us, tho' two were killed and many 
 caught, and I lost over $4,000." 
 
 340. HALEVY (Ludovic). Dramatist and Author. A. 
 L. S., 2 pp., i2mo, n. d. Fine. 
 
 341. HALL (Pauline). Burlesque Actress. A. L. S., i 
 p, 8vo; Maud Harrison, 2 pp., 8vo; Maud Hoffman, 2 pp., 
 8vo; Nannie Craddock, 3 pp., 8vo. (4) 
 
 342. HALLfi (Charles). Famous Pianist and Conductor. 
 A. L. S., I p., i2mo, 19 June, '92. With addressed envelope. 
 Very Scarce. 
 
 343. HALLECK (Fitz-Greene). Poet. Manuscript, i 
 p., 4to, laid down. Extract from lines on the death of a 
 young officer in the United States Navy, fallen in battle for 
 His Country. 12 lines. May 30, 1864. 
 
 344. HARE (John). Famous EngHsh Actor. A. L. S., 
 4 pp., 8vo (1895), n. d. A fine letter. Mrs. Wm. J. Flor- 
 ence, 3 pp., i2mo, n. d. (2) 
 
 345. A. L. S., 2 pp., 8vo, Royal Court Theatre, n. d. 
 
 With addressed envelope. 
 
 Relative to a play. 
 
 346. HARKINS (Daniel). Favorite Actor. A. L. S., i 
 p., 8vo, November 23, 1900; Nellie Harkins (Mrs. D.), 2 pp., 
 i2mo, April 28, 1900; John A. Lane, 2 pp., 8vo, December 9, 
 '95 ; John Hollingshead, A. N. S., i p.^ i2mo, 1875. All 
 Scarce. (4) 
 
 347. HARLOW (Richard). Famous Female Imperson- 
 ator. A. L. S., 3 pp., i2mo, n. d. (very rare) ; Edward Em- 
 ery, I p., i2mo, n. d. ; Virginia Earle^ 3 pp., i2mo. May 23, 
 '98; Virginia Burton Hartz (daughter of Wm. E. Burton), 
 I p., i2mo, October 31, 1900. Scarce. (4) 
 
ALBERT M. PALMER 27 
 
 348. HARRISON (Benjamin). President of United 
 States. A. L. S., 2 pp., i2mo, Executive Mansion, March 3, 
 1890. Relative to Actor's Fund. 
 
 " You must allow me to take my tickets upon the same terms 
 offered to the publip." 
 
 349. HART (Tony). A. L. S., 2 pp., 8vo. Newton Gott- 
 hold, I p., i2mo; Gus. Williams, i p., 8vo; Raymond Holmes, 
 I p., 8vo; Ed. Marble, i p., 8vo; T. W. Keene, i p. 8vo. (6) 
 
 A GOOD LOT. 
 
 350. HAWKINS (Anthony H.). Author. A. L. S., 2 
 pp., 8vo, 13 January, '98. 
 
 Declining to write a play. 
 
 351. HAWORTH (Joseph). Favorite Actor. A. L. S., 
 
 3 pp., 8vo, November 23, 1892; and ptd. pamphlet, 8 pp., Svo, 
 "A conversation with Joseph Ha worth, embodying Personal 
 Reminiscences of Great Actors in the Classic Drama." (2) 
 
 A FINE LETTER, FULL OF INTEREST. 
 
 352. HAWTHORNE (Nathaniel). Author. A. L. S., 
 I p., Svo, Concord, Mass., January 2, 1864. Comments upon 
 the American Literary Gazette, etc. 
 
 353. HAY (John). Secretary of State. A. L. S., 3 pp., 
 Svo, London, April 16, 'S3, to Mrs. Hooper. 
 
 354. HEARNE (James A.) and JONES (Henry Arthur). 
 
 Dramatists. A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to, March i, 1880. (Hearne.) 
 
 4 pp., Svo, 23 January, '86. (Jones.) Both fine let- 
 ters. (2) 
 
 355. HENLEY (Edward J.). Famous Actor. A. L. S., 
 I p., Svo; Geo. Grossmith, Jr., i p., Svo; Fredk. Kerr, 2 pp., 
 i2mo; W. Lestocq, 2 pp.^ i2mo. (4) 
 
 A VERY CHOICE LOT. 
 
 356. HICKS (EUaline Sesmiour). Famous London Act- 
 ress. A. L. S., I p., Svo (scarce) ; Ettie Henderson, i p., 
 Svo; Adele Clarke, 3 pp., i2mo; Laura Clement, 2 pp., i2mo; 
 Sara Lorraine, i p., i2mo; Carrie Turner Mack, 2 pp., 
 Svo. (6) 
 
 357. HILL (Barton). Famous Actor. A. L. S., 3 pp., 
 Svo, August iS, 1894; Minna Gale-Haynes, i p., Svo, 1896; 
 Clarence Handyside, 2 pp., Svo, n. d. ; Herbert Kelcey, 2 pp., 
 Svo, May 24, n. d. (4) 
 
 358. HOLLAND (George). Actor. A. L. S., i p., 4to. 
 H. Hilyard (scene painter), i p., 4to; Jno. E. Kellerd, 2 pp., 
 Svo; Robt. Maywood, i p., i6mo; Louis Massen, i p., i2mo; 
 C. A. McManus i p., Svo. (6) 
 
28 LIBRARY OF 
 
 359. HOLLINGSHEAD (John). Author, Critic and 
 Manager. A. L. S., 2 pp., 8vo, Gaiety Theatre, August 29, 
 1876. With addressed envelope. 
 
 " We have turned people away by hundreds (I am writing seri- 
 ously and in good faith)." 
 
 360. HOLMES (Oliver Wendell). A. L. S., 8 pp., 8vo, 
 Boston, December 21, 1877. 
 
 Gives a sketch of his life ; a list of his published works ; a brief 
 account of his father and mother; mentions his wife; his residence 
 on Beacon street; his mode of life; his sons and daughter, etc. 
 
 " If it were not for the proverbial discretion of your sex I 
 would never trust such a garrulous piece of personality as this out 
 of my portfolio. But you and your friend are entirely to be 
 trusted I feel sure, and will put a pane of ground glass over the 
 crude portrait I have drawn. * * * if j loved to contemplate 
 my own photograph I would send you one — but after all it would 
 be a lantern with the lamp blown out — so you had better idealize 
 me. 
 
 A Fine and Important Letter. 
 
 361. Autograph Poem, i p., oblong 8vo. 
 
 " Though from the Hero's bleeding breast 
 
 Her pulses Freedom drew. 
 Though the white lilies in her Crest 
 
 Sprang from that scarlet dew, — 
 While Valor's haughty champions wait 
 
 Till all their scars are shewn. 
 Love walks unchallenged through the gate 
 
 To sit beside the Throne! 
 
 Oliver Wendell Holmes." 
 Boston, Feb. zgth, i860. 
 
 362. HOUGHTON (Rev. G. H.). Little Church Around 
 the Comer. A. L. S., 2 pp., i2mo, 1894. 2 pp., i6mo, 
 1892. (2) 
 
 363. HOWARD (George W.). Famous Comedian. A. 
 
 L. S., 3 pp., 8vo ; Alfred Hickman, 3 pp., i2mo ; F. Hallet, 
 I p., i2mo; Hy. Jewett, i p., Svo ; Esther Jacobs, i p., 8vo : 
 Rosa M. Leland. A. N. S., i p., i6mo. (6) 
 
 364. HOWARD (Bronson). American Dramatist. A. 
 L. S., 2 pp., 8vo, 8 December, '84. With addressed envelope. 
 
 Relative to seats at theatre. 
 
 365. HOWELLS (W. D.). Author. A. L. S., 2 pp., Svo, 
 Boston, June 14, 1890. 
 
 366. A. L. S., 3 pp., 8vo, October 12, 1886. 
 
 Relative to his play, " Foregone Conclusion." 
 
 367- A. L. S., I p., 8vo, October 19, 1886. 
 
 368. HOWITT (Mary). Poetess. A. L. S., 4 pp., 8vo. 
 To Mrs. Hale, on literary matters. 
 
ALBERT M. PALMER 29 
 
 369. HOWSON (John). Famous Comedian. A. L. S., 
 2 pp., 8vo, May 25, 1887 (very scarce) ; De Wolf Hopper, 
 2 pp., 8vo, May 10, 1900. 
 
 370. HUMBOLDT (Alexander von). Eminent German 
 Savant. A. L. S., i p., i2mo, n. d. ; Louis Agassiz, card pho- 
 tograph, signed. (2) 
 
 371. TNGERSOLL (Robert G.). Lawyer and Lecturer. 
 1 A. L. S., 2 pp., i2mo, November 29, '89. Henry 
 
 Bergh, i p. 4to, October 7, '86. (2) 
 
 372. IRVING (Sir Henry). Distinguished English 
 Actor. A. L. S., i p., 8vo, 31 January, '88. 
 
 373- A. N. S., I p., 8vo, Lyceum Theatre, 29 April, 
 
 1889, with addressed envelope; Programme of Reception to 
 Mr. Irving by Goethe Society of New York, March 15, 1888; 
 Programme of Lyceum Theatre, Faust, 471st Performance at 
 this theatre. As two pieces. 
 
 374. A. L. S., 3 pp., 8vo, 27 October, 1890. 
 
 " Introducing a valued friend." 
 375- A. L. S., I p., 8vo, 19 April, 1892. 
 
 376. A. L. S., I p., 8vo, October 17, 1893. 
 
 " I am, as you know, most anxious to do all in my power to help 
 in doing honour to the memory of Edwin Booth." 
 
 377. IRVING (Washington). Author. A. L. S., i p., 
 8vo, Sunnyside, 30th October, 1849. 
 
 " * * * not able to come down to town * * * my shoul- 
 der being still so swollen and strained by the overturn from my 
 waggon that I cannot wear a coat." 
 
 378. IRWIN (May). Star Comedienne. A. L. S., i p., 
 i2mo, n. d. ; Virginia Harned, i p., i2mo, n. d. (2) 
 
 379. TANAUSCHEK (Mme. Fanny). Tragedienne. 
 U A. L. S., I p., 4to, January 25, '94. 
 
 A MOST INTERESTING LETTER. 
 
 380. A. L. S., I p., 8vo, November 9, 1892. 
 
 381. A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to, September 6, '95. 
 
 382. JANISH (Madam). Famous Actress. A. L. S., 6 
 pp., 8vo, n. d. 
 
 " I have ' conquered the South - * * * my houses are sold 
 in advance * * * and / breathe for the first time in America, 
 free and happy." 
 
 Scarce. 
 
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 383. JEFFERSON (Joseph). Distinguished Comedian. 
 A. L. S., 2 pp., 8vo, Sunday, n. d. 
 
 384. A. L. S., 3 pp., 8vo, Baltimore, Md., n. d. 
 
 385. A. L. S., 3 pp., 4to, December 31, '94. With 
 
 addressed envelope. 
 
 " I have been at the low-water mark many times in my long life 
 and know how lonely it is for a man of action with important 
 duties to perform to be prevented from attending to them by 
 serious illness." 
 
 386. A. L. S., 3 pp., 8vo, Sunday, n. d. 
 
 " The cast of The Rivals should be as near completion as 
 possible. * * *" 
 
 387. JEROME (Jerome K.). Author and Dramatist. 
 A. L. S., 3 pp., 8vo, June 19, 1888. Refers to a new play. 
 A. L. S., 2 pp., 8vo, June 20, 1888. (2) 
 
 388. A. L. S., I p., 8vo, 26th May, 1891. 
 
 389. and JONES (Henry Arthur). Dramatists. 
 
 A. L. S., I p., 8vo (Jerome) ; 2 pp., 8vo, January 4, '89. 
 
 390. JEWETT (Sara). Famous Actress. A. L. S., 3 pp., 
 8vo, January 21, '92. 
 
 " I still have the satisfaction of being remembered and have 
 received the greatest courtesy and kindness whenever I have 
 expressed a desire to go to any theatre." 
 
 Very scarce. 
 
 391. A. L. S., 2 pp., 8vo, January 27, n. d. 
 
 " I may be able to contribute in some way. ' Sing ' or ' speak a 
 piece ' perhaps ! " 
 Very scarce. 
 
 392. JONES (Henry Arthur). Famous Dramatist. A. 
 L. S., 2 pp., i2mo, November 26, '91. Very Interesting. 
 M. A. Kennedy, i p., 8vo, n. d. ; Richard Mansfield. A. N. S., 
 I p., 8vo, n. d. (3) 
 
 393. TT'EAN (Charles). Tragedian. A. L. S., 3 pp., 
 .^ 8vo, Salt Hill, near Slough-Bucks, n. d. 
 
 Desires to make appointment. 
 
 394. KEENE (Laura). Famous Actress. A. L. S., i p., 
 8vo, September 14, 1869. With addressed envelope. 
 
 395. A. L. S., I p., 8vo, August 15, 1864 (2 lines 
 
 and signature cut from 2nd page and pasted to bottom of ist 
 page) ; Emily Wallack, i p., i6mo (in pencil) ; Dora Gold- 
 thwaite, i p., 8vo ; Amy Lee, i p., i2mo. (4) 
 
ALBERT M. PALMER 31 
 
 396. KELLOGG (Gertrude). Favorite Actress. A. L. 
 S., I p., 8vo, April 12, '96 (very scarce) ; Nellie Lingard, 
 I p., 8vo; Geraldine McCann, Actress and Danseuse, 2 pp., 
 8vo. (Scarce.) (3) 
 
 397. KEMBLE (Fanny). English Actress and Writer. 
 A. L. S., I p., Bvo, January i, 1862. 
 
 The last page of a letter. 
 
 398. KEMBLE (Henry). English Actor. A. L. S., 2 
 pp., 8vo; Nat Childs, 2 pp., 4to; J. R. Planche (Dramatist), 
 
 1 p., 8vo ; Neil Burgess, i p., 8vo ; J. H. Barnes, i p., 8vo ; John 
 H. Russell (Manager), i p., 4to. (6) 
 
 399. KENDAL (Margaret). Famous Actress. 2 pp., 
 i2mo, March 31, '74. With addressed envelope. 
 
 400. KENDAL (Madge). A. L. S., i p., 8vo, January 
 3d, n. d. 
 
 401. A.' L. S., 4 pp., 8vo, Thursday, n. d. 
 
 Interesting letter. 
 
 402. KENDAL (William H.). English Actor. A. L. S., 
 4 pp., 8vo, April 27, 1891. 
 
 A fine specimen, on theatrical affairs. 
 
 403. KEPPLER (Joseph). Famous Caricaturist. A. N. 
 S., I p., 8vo, 29 September, 1888; Col. Tom Ochiltree, i p., 
 l2mo; Paul Potter, A. L. S., i p., 8vo, n. d. (3) 
 
 404. KNIGHT (George S.). Famous Dutch Comedian. 
 A. L. S., Orange, N. J., n. d. Scarce. 
 
 On theatrical matters. 
 
 405. KNIGHT (Mrs. George S.— Sophie Worrell). 
 Actress and Vocalist. A. L. S., 3 pp., 8vo ; Catherine Lewis, 
 
 2 pages, i2mo; Mabel Love, Famous London Actress, 4 pp., 
 i2mo. (3) 
 
 406. T ACKAYE (Wilton). Famous " Svengali." A. L. 
 1-1 S., 3 pp., 8vo, March 16, '93. Nelson Wheat- 
 croft, 2 pp., 8vo, April 12, '94 ; Mary Griswold Waters, 3 pp., 
 l2mo, March 1887 ; Jennie Winston, 2 pp., i2mo, n. d. (4) 
 
 407. LANGTRY (Lillie). A. L. S., 2 pp., 8vo, 361 West 
 23rd St., Friday, n. d. Refers to a new play. 
 
 " I am fairly worn out and dreadfully anxious." 
 
 408. A. L. S., 2 pp., i2mo, n. d. 
 
 "I am so glad for your sake and Grundy's that the New 
 Woman is so successful." 
 
 409. A. L. S., 3 pp., 8vo, Springfield, April 16, n. d. 
 
 Refers to plays. 
 
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 410. LE CLERC (Rose). English Actress. A. L. S., 2 
 pp., 8vo, Chelsea, January 14, n. d. With addressed en- 
 velope. Scarce. 
 
 " Certainly I will play the part, if it fits me well." 
 
 411. LrEE (Jennie). "Poor Jo." A. L. S., 2 pp., 8vo, 
 January 10, '87. Extremely Scarce. 
 
 412. A. L. S., 3 pp., i2mo, February 2, '87. Ex- 
 tremely Scarce. 
 
 413. LEESON (Daniel). Original Father Tom, " Colleen 
 Bawn." A. L. S., i p., i2mo, February 5, 1888. (Ex- 
 tremely Rare.) F. H. Macklin, 4 pp., 4to, February 23, 
 1895. (Good Dramatic Letter.) (2) 
 
 414. LELAND (Charles G.). Author and Poet. A. L. 
 S., 2 pp., 8vo, n. d. Characteristic. 
 
 415. LEWIS (Catherine). Actress and Vocalist. A. L. 
 S., 2 pp., i2mo; Louise Rial, i p., 8vo; Rosa Rand, 2 pp., 
 8vo; Jane Stuart, 2 pp., i2mo. (4) 
 
 Choice collection. 
 
 416. LEWIS (James). Favorite Comedian at Daly's 
 Theatre. A. N. S., i p., i2mo, November 18, '90. 
 
 417. A. L. S., I p., i2mo, August 14, '93. 
 
 418. LINCOLN (Abraham). President. Card addressed 
 to Gen. McClellan, all in his writing. 
 
 " Gen. McClellan, please see Hon. Mr. Washburne, M. C, who 
 has been on the investigating committee at St. Louis for sixteen 
 days recently, and can really give more accurate and fuller infor- 
 mation on material matters there, than anyone I have seen." 
 
 "Nov. 10, 1861. "A. Lincoln." 
 
 419. LIND (Jenny — Madam Goldschmidt). Vocalist. 
 A. L. S., 2 pp., i2mo, neat specimen. Autograph, "In re- 
 membrance of Jenny Lind, Philadelphia, May, 1851," on 4to 
 sheet; also engraved visiting card of Madame Lind Gold- 
 schmidt, with inscription in her writing, " at home on Satur- 
 days from J to 6." (3 pieces.) 
 
 420. LINGARD (William Horace). Actor and Vocalist. 
 
 A. L. S., 5 pp., 8vo. February 4, '84. Rare. 
 Referring to production of a play. 
 
 421. LITERARY. Lawrence Hutton. A. L. S., 2 pp., 
 8vo; Brander Matthews, 4 pp., 8vo (a Une letter) ; Steele 
 Mackaye, i p., 4to. (Scarce.) (3) 
 
ALBERT M. PALMER 33 
 
 422. LOFTUS (Cissie). Famous Actress. A. L. S., 2 
 pp., 8vo; Ettie Henderson, 3 pp., 8vo; Mrs. James A. Heme, 
 
 2 pp., 8vo; Emily Rigl, 2 pp., i2mo; Louise Rial, 4 pp., 8vo; 
 Selma Fetter Royle, i p., i2mo. (6) 
 
 423. LOGAN (Celia). Original Article, "The Macready 
 Dagger." MS., i p., 4to, 1892. Most interesting. 
 
 424. LOGAN (Olive — Mrs. Sikes). Actress. A. L. S., 
 
 3 pp., i2mo, December 28, '86. With stamped monogram. 
 Very Scarce. 
 
 Relative to production of a play. 
 
 425. LONDESBOROUGH (Lord). Sportsman. A. L. 
 S., 2 pp., 8vo, January 2, n. d. With addressed envelope. 
 
 426. LONGFELLOW (Henry W.). A. L. S., 4 pp., 
 Camb., March 13, 1878. To Miss Sara Jewett. 
 
 " I like the songs very much ; songs, I call them, for they suggest 
 music, and sing themselves to some melody that is to be. * * * 
 The Photographs, too, are charming. I give the preference to the 
 one in the striped dress, looking straight out at you, with frank, 
 open eyes." 
 
 The Photo, of Miss Jewett, referred to, engraved portraits of 
 Longfellow (2), two woodcut portraits and colored view of his 
 residence. 5 pieces. All inlaid to folio. As a lot. 
 
 427. Autograph Poem, i p., oblong Bvo. 
 
 " The night shall be filled with music, 
 And the cares that infest the day 
 Shall fold their tents like the Arabs, 
 And as silently steal away. 
 April, 1852. Henry W. Longfellow." 
 
 428. "LOTTA," nom de Theatre (Charlotte Crabtree). 
 Eccentric Comedienne. A. L. S., 2 pp., Bvo, June 2, 1889. 
 Scarce. 
 
 " My physician forbids my leaving my room so soon." 
 
 429. A. L. S., 2 pp., i2mo, n. d. 
 
 430. ll/rACDONOUGH (Thomas B.). Actor and Man- 
 IVl ager. A. L. S., 4 pp., 8vo, May 25, 1891. 
 
 Extremely Rare. Receipt for salary, signed R. B. Mantell and 
 wife, oblong 8vo ; Charles E. Locke, A. N. S., i p., 8vo, Octo- 
 ber 28, '96; Mrs. Josephine Laurens, A. L. S., i p., i2mo, n. d. 
 Very Scarce. (4) 
 
 431. MACKAY (F. F.). Famous Actor. A. L. S., i p., 
 8vo; E. W. Morrison, i p., 4to; Julian Magnus, i p., 4to; 
 Frank Lander, i p., i2mo; Carl Marwig (Ballet-Master), i p., 
 8vo; Kenneth Lee, 2 pp., i2mo. (6) 
 
 3 
 
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 432. MACKENKIE (Morrell). Famous Physician. 2 
 pp., i2mo. May 20, 1884. To Henry C. Jarrett. Inlaid to 
 folio. 
 
 433. MACREADY (Wm. Charles). A. N. S., 2 pp., 
 i6mo, February 4, 1841. 
 
 434. Tragedian. A. L. S., 3 pp., i2mo, Baltimore, 
 
 December 12, 1848. Refers to attacks upon him by press, 
 etc. (See Macready's Diary, for this date.) 
 
 " Last night a very crowded house witnessed the entire perform- 
 ance with no other expressions than those of satisfaction. * * *" 
 
 A MOST INTERESTING SPECIMEN. 
 
 435. MALESHERBES (Chr. de Lamoignon de). 
 
 Statesman, Author and Member of the Academy. L. S., 2 pp., 
 4to, 19 December, 1787. To his nephew. 
 
 436. MALONE (John). Shakespearean Actor. A. L. S., 
 2 pp., 8vo; Julian Magnus, i p., 8vo, April 14, 1890; Edward 
 Emery, 2 pp., 8vo, n. d. ; Mattie Earle, i p., 8vo, n. d. ; Flor- 
 ence Girard, i p., 4to, n. d. ; Madeline Pollard, i p., i2mo, 
 September 12, 1899. (6) 
 
 437. MANAGERS AND DRAMATISTS. David Be- 
 
 lasco, A. L. S., I p., 8vo; Edgar Fawcett, 2 pp., 8vo; Harry 
 Edwards, i p., 8vo ; Henry E. Abbey, i p., 8vo ; Austin Brere- 
 ton, I p., 8vo ; Hilary Bell, 2 pp., 8vo. Various dates. (6) 
 
 All OF INTEREST. 
 
 438. Alexander Dumas, Jr. (in French), Bartley 
 
 Campbell, John Coleman, J. C. Duff. A. L. S. of each. (4) 
 
 439. MANN (Louis). Famous Comedian. A. L. S., I 
 p., i2mo. May 7, '96; Fredk. Paulding, 3 pp., i2mo, March 17, 
 1887; R. D. MacLean, 2 pp., 8vo, October 4, 1891. (3) 
 
 440. MANSFIELD (Richard). Famous Actor. A. L. 
 S., I p., 8vo, June 16, 1897. 
 
 441. A. L. S., 8vo, Sunday midnight, n. d. 
 
 442. MARIUS (C. D.). Comedian. A. L. S., 2 pp., Svo, 
 September 8, 1893. (Scarce.) Olive Oliver, 2 pp., i2mo, 
 June 27, 1901 ; Virginia Nelson, i p., i2mo, October 16, '96; 
 Wm. F. Owen, 2 pp., 8vo, May 22, 1891. (4) 
 
 443. MARKH AM (Pauline). A. L. S., 2 pp., Svo, Sept. 
 14, '93 ; Beatrice Mansfield, 2 pp., i2mo, n. d. (2) 
 
 444. I p., Svo, December 13, '89; Nellie Lingard, 
 
 1886; Alice Harrison; Aunt Louisa Eldridge, December 22, 
 '92 ; Isabel Irving, 2 pp., i2mo, November 27, '97 ; Marie Jan- 
 sen, April II, '93. A. L. S. of each. (6) 
 
 A CHOICE LOT. 
 
ALBERT M. PALMER 35 
 
 445. MARSH (R. G.). Old-Time Actor and Manager 
 of Marsh's Juvenile Troupe. A. L. S., i p., 4to, May 23, 
 1895. Very rare. Henry Mapleson. Operatic Manager. 4 
 pp., 8vo, May 24, 1894. With visiting card and addressed 
 envelope. (2) 
 
 446. MATERNA (Madam). Operatic Vocalist. A. L. 
 S., I p., 8vo ; Blanche De Bar, 4 pp., 8vo ; Annie Pixley, i p., 
 8vo. (3) 
 
 447. MATHEWS (Charles James). Comedian. A. N. 
 S., I p., 8vo, May 26, 1875, and Playbill of Royal Hawaiian 
 Theatre — Charles Mathews, for this night only, February 
 28, 1871. Scarce. (2) 
 
 448. MATHEWS (ComeUus). A. L. S., i p., May 10, 
 1883. Fine letter. G. Majeroni, 3 pp.. May 15, 1883. 
 {Scarce.) Henry Bergh, 4 pp., n. d., relative to ticket specu- 
 lators. Original contract of Jarrett and Palmer for produc- 
 tion of Henry V. Inlaid to folio. (4) 
 
 449. MAYO (Francis Grahame). 3 pp., 8vo. Martha 
 Morton, i p., 8vo ; Mary A. Michels, i p., 8vo ; Minnie Monk, 
 2 pp., 8vo; Rachel McAuley, i p., 8vo; Pilar Morin, 3 pp., 
 8vo. {Scarce.) A. L. S. of each. (6) 
 
 450. MAYO (Frank). Famous Actor. A. L. S., i p., 
 8vo, February 6, 1896; Lorimer Stoddard, 4 pp., i2mo, August 
 
 18, n. d. ; Joseph Hatton, 2 pp., i2mo, January 18, 1903. (3) 
 
 451. McCULLOUGH (John). L. S., i p., 4to, Nov. 
 
 19, 1880. 
 
 Has large ink stain, but does not interfere with text of letter. 
 
 452. Obsequies of. Address delivered by Henry 
 
 Edwards at St. George Hall, Phila., November 12, 1885. 
 Portrait. Folio, printed on white satin, black border. Rare. 
 
 453. MEADE (George G.). Maj.-Gen. A. L. S., 2 pp., 
 8vo, June 6, '67. To General Ord. 
 
 454. MELBA (Nellie). Operatic Vocalist. A. N. S., 2 
 pp., i2mo, November 14, '95. Scarce. 
 
 455. MEYERBEER (Giacomo). Eminent German 
 Composer. A. L. S., i p., 8vo, October 5, 1863. Invitation to 
 meet M. Berlioz at dinner. 
 
 456. MILLER (Joaquin). Author. A. L. S., i p., n. d. 
 To A. M. Palmer, relative to a play. 
 
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 457. MILLWARD (Jessie). English Actress. A. L. S., 
 2 pp., i2mo; Sibyl Johnstone, 4 pp., i2mo; Charlotte Parry, 
 I p., i2mo ; Fanny Addison Pitt, 4 pp., i2mo. (4) 
 
 All on theatrical business. 
 
 458. MODJESKA (Mme. Helena). Tragedienne. A. L. 
 S., 1 p., 8vo, October i, '95 ; Elizabeth Robins, 5 pp., i6mo, 
 May 12, '97; Harriet Ford, i p., i2mo, March 30, '96. (3) 
 
 459. MONROE (James). President of United States. 
 A. L. S., I p., 4to, Washington, May 30, 181 1. 
 
 Encloses passports and letter of introduction for two young men 
 going abroad, and asks, " Do you wish me to give them a letter 
 to Lord Holland? Have they that kind of an education that will 
 afford in them a good specimen of the talents of our country? 
 You know with what severity our countrymen are criticised in 
 England. * * * i -^{w extend the introduction to the political 
 line if you desire it." 
 
 460. MONTEZ (Lola). Actress and Danseuse. A. N. S., 
 1 p., i6mo, April 10, 1852. 
 
 461. MORANT (Fanny — Mrs. Smith). Fine Actress. 
 A. L. S., 2 pp., i2mo, London, May 5, n. d. Extremely 
 Rare. 
 
 462. MOORE (Louisa). Popular London Actress. A. 
 L. S., 2 pp., 8vo, August 2, n. d. 
 
 To Lester Wallack acknowledging cheque. Scarce. 
 
 463. MORPHY (Paul). Chess Player. A. L. S., i p., 
 8vo, May 27, 1859. 
 
 464. MORRIS (Clara). Famous Actress. A. L. S., 2 
 pp., 8vo. To Lester Wallack, September or October, 1877. 
 Rare. 
 
 Thanking Mr. Wallack for use of theatre, etc. 
 
 465- A. L. S., with monogram, 2 pp., i6mo, Novem- 
 ber 14, 1873 ; E. Majeroni, Italian Actor, 2 pp., 4to, August 
 12, 1885. Interesting Theatrical Letters. (2) 
 
 466. MORRIS XFelix). Fine Comedian. A. L. S., i p., 
 8vo; W. J. Ferguson, 2 pp., 8vo; Charles Kent, i p., i2mo; 
 John Cooper, to John Pritt Harley, i p., i6mo. (4) 
 
 467. VJEILSON (Lillian Adelaide). Famous Actress. 
 IN A. L. S., 2 pp., 8vo, Clark's Hotel, Albermarle 
 
 Street, Thursday. Very Scarce. 
 
 " * * * have been engaged * * * with business matters 
 of great importance relating to my property in America." 
 
 468. NETHERSOLE (Olga). Famous Actress. A. L. 
 S., 1 p., 8vo, Hotel Savoy, n. d. ; Louis F. Nethersole, Man- 
 ager, 2 pp., 8vo, Court Square Theatre, n. d. (2) 
 
ALBERT M. PALMER 37 
 
 469. NORTON (John W.). Western Actor and Man- 
 ager. A. L. S., 2 pp., 8vo, June 20, 1890; Emma Stockton 
 Norton, 2 pp., i2mo, n. d. (2) 
 
 470. NOTABLE ACTORS. A. L. S. Hart Conway. 
 2 pp., 8vo; Charles Coote, i p., Bvo; Bert Coote, 2 pp., i2mo; 
 W. H. Crane, A. N. S., Verner Charges, i p., Bvo; Harry 
 Courtaine, A. N. S. (6) 
 
 471. NOTABLE ACTRESSES. A. L. S. of Louise 
 Thomdyke Boucicault; Edith Crane; Aunt Louisa; Ida Jef- 
 fries Goodfriend; Gertrude Bennett; Amy Busby. Various 
 sizes and pages. (6) 
 
 472. A. L. S. of Linda Dietz, i p., i2mo; Dorothy 
 
 Dene, 2 pp., i2mo; Julia Brutone, 2 pp., i2mo; Estelle Clay- 
 ton, 3 pp., 8vo; Olga Brandon, 2 pp., i2mo; Netta Guion, i 
 p., i2mo. (6) 
 
 .473. A. L. S. of Mrs. Eldridge, Maud Elmore, 
 
 Helen Barry, Pearl Eytinge, Jennie A. Eustace. Various 
 sizes and pages. (6) 
 
 474. rv'CONNELL (Daniel), Lord John Russell, Jules 
 \J Claretie, Eugene Verconsin, and others. Sig- 
 natures. (7) 
 
 475. OLD TIME MANAGERS. A. L. S., William E. 
 Sinn, I p., 4to; Charles A. Spaulding, i p., i2mo; John P. 
 Smith, 2 pp., 8vo ; Horace Wall, i p., 8vo. (4) 
 
 All extremely rake. 
 
 476. OTIS (Elita Proctor). Favorite Actress. A. L. S., 
 2 pp., n. d. ; 2 pp., March 28, '94. (2) 
 
 477. OTTOMEYER (J. L.). Fine Actor. A. L. S., 3 
 pp., i2mo. (Rare.) Christmas Greeting, printed oblong, sm. 
 4to, signed Roberta Norvvrood; Beatrice Mansfield, 2 pp., Bvo; 
 Edward A. Paulton, A. N. S., i p., Bvo, n. d. ; F. M. Paget, 
 
 2 pp., 8vo, February 15, '96; Kate Phillips, A. L. S., 3 pp., 
 8vo. Rare. (6) 
 
 478 OWENS (John E.). Famous Comedian. A. L. S., 
 
 3 pp., Bvo, December 26, 1882. Scarce. 
 
 Referring to engagement in San Francisco. 
 
 479. OXENFORD (John). London "Times" Critic. 
 A. L. S., I p., Bvo, and addressed envelope, John Hollings- 
 head. Manager Gaiety Theatre, i p., Bvo; Bronson Howard, 
 I p., 8vo. (3) 
 
38 LIBRARY OF 
 
 480. T)ARSELLE (John). Fine Actor. A. L. S., 2 pp., 
 Jr 8vo, October 5, 1882. (Excessively Rare.) 
 
 Boyd Putnam, 3 pp., 8vo, August 13, 1893; G. W. Presbrey, 
 2 pp., June 13, '88. (3) 
 
 481. PASTOR (Tony). Manager and Comic Vocalist. 
 A. L. S., with stamped monogram, 2 pp., 8vo, 8, 7, '94; R. F, 
 McClannin, 3 pp., i2mo, n. d. ; Charles Kent, i p., 8vo; T. 
 W. Keene, i p., 8vo, n. d. (4) 
 
 482. PERUGINI (G.). Operatic Vocalist. A. L. S., i 
 p., 8vo, 9, 10, '95 ; FfoUiott Paget, i p., i2mo, August zy, '95 ; 
 J. B. Pond, I p., 8vo, September 22, '95; Edwin H. Price, 2 
 pp., 8vo, February 11, '95. (4) 
 
 A CHOICE LOT. 
 
 483. PHILLIPS (Mrs. E. J.). Favorite, Union Square 
 Theatre, A. L. S., i p., 8vo ; Sara Jewett, 2 pp., i2mo. (Rare.) 
 (2) 
 
 484. PINERO (Arthur W.). Actor and Dramatist. A. 
 L. S., 3 pp., i2mo, 28 November, 1883. 
 
 To Arthur Wallack, relative to play " Lords and Commons." 
 
 485. A. L. S., 2 pp., 8vo, 16 June, 1888. 
 
 Refers to American rights of play. 
 
 486. A. L. S., 3 pp., 8vo, 15 October, 1893. 
 
 Refers to play. 
 
 487. PLYMPTON (Eben). Fine Actor. A. N. S., i p., 
 i2mo; Owen Fawcett, A. L. S., i p., 8yo (with programme 
 of Porte St. Martin — " Two Orphans," to which he refers), 
 May 23, 1892. (2) 
 
 " I have been as far as Pompeii, Naples, Rome and other good 
 ' one-night stands.' " 
 
 488. POE (Edgar Allan). Celebrated Poet. Aut. MSS., 
 4 pp., 8vo, laid down on 4to sheet. "Literary Criticism by 
 Edgar A. Poe of poems by Frances Sargent Osgood." The 
 
 MSS. IS ENTIRELY IN THE HANDWRITING OF PoE, AND, AL- 
 THOUGH NOT COMPLETE, IS ONE OF THE BEST SPECIMENS THAT 
 HAS EVER BEEN OFFERED FOR SALE. 
 
 489. POLK (J. B.). Favorite Actor. A. L. S., i p., 4to. 
 (Very Scarce.) Theodore Hamilton, i p., 8vo; Alfred Hick- 
 man, 2 pp., i2mo. (3) 
 
 490. POPE (Charles R.). Actor and Manager. A. L. S., 
 2 pp., 8vo; George Fawcett Rowe, 4 pp., i2mo; Stuart Rob- 
 son, I p., i2mo; J. H. Ryley, i p., 8vo. (4) 
 
 A CHOICE LOT. 
 
ALBERT M. PALMER 39 
 
 491. PORTER (Fitz John). Maj.-Gen. A. L. S., i p., 
 4to, September 16, 1890; Stephen Fiske, i p., 8vo, May 23, 
 '92; Julia Ward Howe, 3 pp., 8vo, May 10, 1890. (3) 
 
 492. POTTER (Cora Urquhart). Famous Actress. A. 
 L. S., I p., 8vo, n. d. 
 
 493. PRESCOTT (William H.). Author. A. N. S., i 
 p., i2mo, Boston, April 2, 1852. 
 
 494. PRESIDENTS UNITED STATES. Autograph 
 Signatures of John Quincy Adams (envelope addressed in 
 his writing and franked) ; M. Van Buren, W. H. Harrison 
 (rare), John Tyler, James K. Polk, James Madison. (6) 
 
 495. /^UAIN (Dr. R.). Queen Victoria's Physician. A. 
 Vat L- S., I p., 8vo, with addressed envelope. R. E. 
 Stevens, Manager, i p., 4to, May 12, '82; Ed. Stokes, Pro- 
 prietor of Hoffman House, i p., 8vo, June 3, 1890 ; G. Peru- 
 gini, A. N. S., i p., 7, 11, '95. (4) 
 
 496. jy AME (S. de la — "Ouida"). Famous Novelist 
 rV A. L. S., 4 pp., 8vo, July 18, 1871. 
 
 497. RANDOLPH (John). Of Roanoke. A. L. S., 2 pp., 
 4to, April 15, 1812. To Benjamin W. Leigh. 
 
 A very interesting letter upon current affairs and concluding as 
 follows : " My dear Leigh, I am dying by inches. Except to take 
 a short ride at a snail's pace I have not been out of my apartment 
 for three days. 
 
 God bless you, my friend! 
 
 Yours to the end (which I trust is not far off), 
 
 John Randolph of Roanoke." 
 
 498. RANKIN (Kate — Mrs. McKee Rankin). A. L. S., 
 3 pp., 4to, April 15, 1890. Relative to a new play. Gertrude 
 Forbes Robertson, 3 pp., i2mo, September 13, '93; Edward 
 Rose, 4 pp., i2mo, 30 October, '89. (3) 
 
 All very scarce. 
 
 499. RANKIN (McKee). Famous Actor. A. L. S., i 
 p., 8vo; J. H. Stoddardt, 2 pp., 8vo; Howard Paul, 2 pp., 
 8vo. (3) 
 
 500. RAYMOND (Annie Louise [Carey]). Famous Vo- 
 calist. A. L. S., 3 pp., 8vo, n. d. 
 
 "* * * as 'Nym Crinkle' once said of me, 'only a co«- 
 tralto,' " 
 
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 501. RAYMOND (John T.— " Col. Sellers ")• A. L. S., 
 
 3 pp., 8vo, May 22, 1888. 
 
 Interesting theatrical specimen. 
 
 502. Famous Colonel Sellers. A. L. S., i p., 8vo, 
 
 December 7, 188 — 
 
 " I have now two plays waiting to be given to the generous 
 public." 
 
 503. RAYMOND (Marie Gordon — Mrs. John T.). A. 
 L. S., 6 pp., i2mo, August 26, n. d. ; In Memoriam of Marie 
 G. Raymond, died July 28, 1891. Folding card. (2) 
 
 504. READ (T. Buchanan). Author. A. L. S., i p., 8vo, 
 ]Vfay"i3, 1864. To Mrs. Robert M. Hooper. 
 
 505. REID (WHITELAW). Diplomat and Journalist. 
 A. L. S., I p., 8vo, 2ist April, 1885 ; Henry Lee, Actor, i p., 
 i2mo; Henry C. Jarrett, Manager, 3 pp., i2mo. (3) 
 
 506. RERAN (Ada). Distinguished Actress. A. L. S., 
 2 pp., 8vo, November 17, '99. 
 
 507. REIGNOLDS (Catherine — Mrs. Winslow). A. L. 
 S., 4 pp., 8vo. (Scarce.) Rosa Rand, i p., 8vo; Lizzie Hunt, 
 I p., 8vo; Hattie Russell, 3 pp., i2mo; Jennie Reiffarth, 2 
 pp., 8vo; Mrs. Sol Smith, 2 pp., i2mo. (6) 
 
 508. RICE (Edward E.). Manager and Musician. A. L. 
 S., I p., 8vo; Helen Russell, 2 pp., i2mo; Maud Dixon Sal- 
 vini, I p., i2mo; Eugene Tompkins, i p., 4to; Brenton 
 Thorpe, i p., 8vo; Fred. H. Tyler, 2 pp., 8vo. (6) 
 
 509. ROBERTS (Arthur). Famous London Actor. A. 
 L. S., 2 pp., i6mo, 5th March, 1886. With addressed 
 envelope. 
 
 SIC. ROBSON (Stuart). A. L. S., 4 pp., March 22, '76. 
 A fine letter. C. A. McManus, i p., May 19, 1882. (Very 
 Rare.) Matilda Heron. 3 pp., April 18, '76. (Rare.) In- 
 laid to folio. (3) 
 
 511. ROGERS (Samuel). Eminent English Poet. A. 
 L. S., I p., 8vo, n. d. 
 
 512. ROSSI (Ernesto). Italian Tragedian. A. L. S., i 
 p., 8vo, Paris, 31 January, 1876. 
 
 513. ROZE (Marie). Operatic Artiste. A. L. S., 2 pp., 
 i,2mo, 13 September, '91, with addressed envelope. (In 
 French language.) 
 
ALBERT M. PALMER 41 
 
 514. RUSSELL (Annie). Favorite Actress. A. L. S., 
 2 pp., i2mo; Ffolliott Paget, i p., 8vo; Mary Shaw, 4 pp., 
 i2mo. Choice selection. All on Theatrical Mat- 
 ters. (3) 
 
 515. RUSSELL (Lillian). Actress and Vocalist. A. N. 
 S., with monogram, i2mo, n. d., and addressed envelope ; For- 
 bes Robertson, i p., i2mo, n. d. (2) 
 
 516. RUSSELL (Sol Smith). Comedian. A. L. S., i p., 
 8vo, March 29, '92; Stuart Robson, i p., 8vo, June 12, 
 1876. (2) 
 
 Both interesting ixtters. 
 
 517- Favorite Comedian. A. L. S., i p., 4to, Janu- 
 ary 2, '96; Frederic C. P. Robinson, i p., 8vo, April 5, 
 1894. (2) 
 
 518. QALVINI (Alexander). Actor. A. L. S., 4 pp., 
 >^ 4to, January 28, '93. Another, i p., 8vo, n. d. (2) 
 
 519. SALVINI (Tommaso). Tragedian. A. L. S., 4 pp., 
 8vo, Florence, 22 January, '76; with addressed envelope. In 
 French language. 
 
 Interesting letter on theatrical matters. 
 
 520. A. L. S., 2 pp., 8vo, 6 January, 1876, signed 
 
 Thomas Salvini ; with addressed envelope. Rare. 
 
 In French language; on theatrical matter. 
 
 521. SEABROOKE (Thomas Q.). Comedian and Vo- 
 calist. A. L. S., I p., 8vo; Minnie C. Tearle (Minnie Con- 
 way), relative to Lester Wallack's benefit, 3 pp., 8vo; Beatrice 
 Strafford, i p., 4to; Cecil Raleigh, 4 pp., i2mo. (4) 
 
 A GOOD LOT. 
 
 522. STODDARD (R. H.). Poet. Poem. 2 verses, 8 
 lines each. The Baby's Cradle Song. Signed R. H. Stoddard, 
 September 14, '88. 
 
 523. SCHOEFFEL (Agnes Booth). Famous Actress. 
 A. L. S., 4 pp., i2mo, Tuesday, n. d. 
 
 A fine theatrical letter. 
 
 524. SCOTT-SIDDONS (Mrs. Mary F.). Actress. A. 
 L. S., 2 pp., 4to, 12 August, 1894. 
 
 Scarce. 
 
 525. SCRIBE (Eugene). French Dramatist. A. L. S., 
 I p., 8vo. To Baron Taylor, of the Theatre Frangaise. 
 
42 LIBRARY OF 
 
 526. SHAW (G. Bernard). Dramatist. A. L. S., 3 pp., 
 8vo, 25th April, 1894. Relative to one of his plays. 
 
 " I do not want to touch a farthing that has not been paid down 
 by the public at the doors." 
 
 527. A. L. S., I p., 8vo, 8th May, 1894. 
 
 Referring to a play. 
 
 528. A. L. S., I p., 8vo, 27 April, 1899. 
 
 529. SHERMAN (Gen. W. T.). A. L. S., 2 pp., 8vo, 
 March 14, 1890. To A. M. Palmer. 
 
 " I hold you in a high plane, as one_ who has done so much to 
 bring the stage up to its present prominence." 
 
 530. A. L. S., I p., 8vo, May 22, 1890. 
 
 Relative to Actor's Fund. 
 
 531. SIGNATURES cut from Engagement Contracts of 
 Lester Wallack-Marion Sefton, Lester Wallack-J. W. 
 Shannon, Lester Wallack-Elizabeth Ponisi (2), Lester 
 Wallack-Effie Germon, Lester Wallack-Harry Beckett. 
 Four witnessed by T. Moss. (6) 
 
 532. SKINNER (Otis). Famous Actor. A. L. S., i p., 
 8vo ; Edwin Varrey, i p., 8vo ; Fritz Williams, i p., 8vo ; E. H. 
 Sothern, A. N. S., i p., 8vo. (4) 
 
 533. SMITH (F. Hopkinson). Author. A. L. S., 2 pp., 
 i2mo, n. d. 
 
 534. SMITH (Harry B.). Famous Librettist. A. L. S., 
 2 pp., i2mo, January 6, 1900; B. Charles Stephenson, Dramat- 
 ist, 2 pp., 8vo, 16 September, 1888. (To Lester Wallack.) 
 Clement Scott, 2 pp., i2mo, n. d. (3) 
 
 535. SMITH (Mark). Comedian. A. L. S., 2 pp., August 
 14, n. d. To his father Sol Smith. Fine. S. L. Clemens 
 (Mark Twain), i p., April 18, '87. Both with portraits, in- 
 laid to folio. (2) 
 
 536. A. L. S., I p., i2mo; H. M. Pitt, i p., 8vo; 
 
 W. S. Penley, A Brereton, i p., 8vo; Neil Warner, 2 pp., 
 i2mo; H. G. Lonsdale, i p., i2mo. (6) 
 
 537. SMITH (Sydney). Author. A. L. S., i p., 8vo, 
 April 25, 1835. To his publisher. 
 
 538. SOTHERN (Edward A.— "Lord Dundreary"). A. 
 
 L. S., 3 pp., 8vo, Chicago, February 13, n. d. To Lester 
 Wallack. Refers to new play, signed Ned S. Rare. 
 
 " Once said plot got wind the piece wd. be gutted by some d d 
 ruffian — and played in another form. There are such managers 
 — alas! as we know." 
 
ALBERT M. PALMER 43 
 
 539. SOTHERN (Edward A.—" Lord Dundreary "). A. 
 L. S., 2 pp., 8vo, 121 Harley St., n. d., and cabinet photo as 
 David Garrick, signed. (2) 
 
 "Will you dine with me * * ♦ I've 8 or 10 jolly fellows 
 coming." 
 
 540. SOTHERN (Edward H.) and HARNED (Vir- 
 ginia — Mrs. Sothem). A. L. S., 2 pp., i2mo, n. d. ; 2 pp., 
 i2nio, May 4, 1898. (2) 
 
 541. SOTHERN (Ljrtton). Actor. A. L. S., 2 pp., 
 i2mo, November 5, 18—; with addressed envelope. Very 
 Scarce. 
 
 542. SOUTHEY (Robert). Eminent English Author 
 and Poet. A. L. S., i p., 8vo, March i, 1837. Relative to 
 the publication of his poems. 
 
 "Joan of Arc is the only one of my poems which deserved so 
 much correction — the juvenile and Minor Poems will follow i» 
 two volumes," etc. 
 
 543. SPONTINI (Gaspare). Noted ItaUan Composer. 
 A. L. S., I p., 8vo, Paris, September 13, 1846. Fine friendly 
 letter. 
 
 544. STAEL-HOLSTEIN (Anna Luisa G.— Baronne 
 de). Author. A. L. S., 2 pp., 9 Dec, 1796. 
 
 545. STAGE CELEBRITIES. George S. Knight, 
 Imrie Kiralfy, Louis Harrison, Ada Gray, John A. McCaull, 
 Frederick Warde. A. L. S. of each, various sizes. (6) 
 
 A CHOICE LOT. 
 
 546. STANLEY (Henry M.). African Explorer. A. L. 
 S., I p., 8vo; with addressed envelope. 
 
 Declining a dinner invitation. 
 
 547. STAR ACTORS. Henry Miller. 2 pp., 8vo. Ro- 
 land Reed, 2 pp., 8vo ; Weedon Grossmith, i p., i2mo. A. L. 
 S. of each. (3) 
 
 548. STEDMAN (E. C). Banker-Poet. A. L. S., 2 
 pp., 8vo, April 9, 1889. 
 
 549. STEVENS (John A.). Actor- Author. A. L. S., 
 I p., 4to; George H. Trader, i p., 4to; Harry St. Maur, 2 pp., 
 8vo; Forrest Robinson, 2 pp., 8vo; William Seymour, i p., 
 8vo; Edwin Varrey, i p., 8vo. (6) 
 
 550. STETSON (Mrs. John — Kate Stokes). A. L. S., 
 
 3 pp., 8vo; with stamped crest, January 24, n. d. Extremely 
 
 Rare. , „ 
 
 " Congratulating Mr. Palmer on a play. 
 
44 LIBRARY OF 
 
 551. ST. JOHN (Florence — Mrs. Marius). English 
 Actress. A. L. S., 3 pp., oblong 8vo, Lyceum Theatre, Edin- 
 burgh, n. d. ; with addressed envelope. Relative to engage- 
 ment. Scarce. 
 
 552. STODDARD (Lorimer). Actor and Dramatist. 
 A. L. S., 4 pp., i2mo, n. d. ; T. P. Ochiltree, A. N. S., i p., 
 8vo, March 21, 1894; J. Campbell Ver Planck, i p., 8vo, May 
 5, 1885 ; Mervyn Dallas, 2 pp., 8vo, July 24, 1889. (4) 
 
 553. STODDART (James H.). Fine Character Actor. 
 A. L. S., 3 pp., i2mo, Seawaren, N. J., August 30, n. d. ; 
 Harry St. Maur, i p., 8vo, 11 November, '91; Clement Scott, 
 Famous London Critic, i p., 8vo, i June, 1893. (3) 
 
 554. SUE (Eugene). Celebrated French Novelist. A. 
 L. S., I p., i2mo. 
 
 555. 'T'ABER (Robert). Famous Actor. A. L. S., 2 pp., 
 
 1 8vo, March 9, '94. J. L. Toole, i p., 4to, May 
 8, 1890. (2) 
 
 556. TABER (Julia Marlowe). Favorite Actress. A. L. 
 S., 3 pp., i2mo. Imperial Hotel, Sunday, n. d. Scarce. 
 
 " I am happy in the knowledge that our performances have 
 found favor with you." 
 
 557. TAYLOR (Bayard). Author and Traveler. A. L. 
 S., I p., 8vo, May 11, 1866. A very neat specimen. 
 
 558. TAYLOR (Zachary). President United States. A. 
 L. S., I p., 4to, December 6, 1848. 
 
 * * * "Asking a lock of my hair * * * among it you 
 will find as many if not more grey or white than black hair, which 
 I flatter myself will not be the less prized on that acct. as they 
 have been bleached in the service of our common country. * * * " 
 Extremely rare. In clean and perfect condition. 
 
 559. TEARLE (Osmond). Famous Actor. A. L. S., 2 
 pp., 8vo, June 10, '93 ; Robert Taber, i p., 8vo, Wednesday, 
 n. d. (2) 
 
 560. TERRISS (Will). Favorite Actor. Assassinated 
 in London. A. L. S., 4 pp., 8vo, June 15, 1895; with In 
 Memoriam card, with portrait and the verses published in 
 Punch January, 1898. (2) 
 
 A CHARMING LETTER. 
 
 561. A. L. S., 4 pp., 8vo, n. d. To A. M. Palmer. 
 
 " If I am within a 100 miles of Southampton on the day you 
 arrive there I will come and shake you by the hand * * * for 
 amongst my very few friends your genial self holds a warm place 
 in my heart." 
 
ALBERT M. PALMER 45 
 
 562. TERRY (Ellen). Famous Actress. A. L. S., i p . 
 8vo, Saturday, 10, 3, '88. 
 
 .u'V J ^^^^ ^, daughter! ' I wonder what I shall do with her on 
 that day — where I shall bestow her to see 'the show?'" 
 
 563- — A. L. S., 3 pp., oblong 8vo, New York, No- 
 vember, 1895. 
 
 Very interesting letter. 
 
 564. THEATRICAL MANAGERS. A. L. S. Augustin 
 Daly, I p., 8vo, December 28, '96 ; Henry E. Abbey, i p., ob- 
 long 8vo, n. d. ; Rudolph Aronson, February 23, '93 ; J. W. Al- 
 baugh (scarce), 2 pp., 8vo. (4) 
 
 565. THOMAS (Ambroise). Celebrated French Com- 
 poser, A. L. S., I p., 8vo, September 20, 1847. 
 
 Fine. 
 
 566. THOMAS (Augustus). Dramatist. A. L. S., 2 pp., 
 8vo ; George R. Sims, i p., 4to ; H. J. Dam, 3 pp., 8vo ; W. E. 
 Chapman, 2 pp., 8vo. (4) 
 
 A CHOICE LOT. 
 
 567. THOMPSON (Charlotte — Mrs. Loraine Rogers). 
 
 Famous Actress, A. L. S., i p., 8vo, Montgomery, Ala., n. d. 
 Very Rare. Inclosing draft for Actors' Fund Fair. 
 
 568. THORNE (Charles R., Jr.). Leading Man, Union 
 Square Theatre, A. L. S., 3 pp., i2mo, n. d. 
 
 Relative to his engagement. Letters of this well-known actor 
 are excessively rare. 
 
 569. A. L. S., 2 pp., June 6, '82; C. W. Butler, 
 
 March 26, '90; J. H. Stoddart, n. d., 2 pp.; Richard Golden, 
 March 11, '90, i p. All with portraits, inlaid to folio. (4) 
 
 S69a. A. L. S., 4 pp., April 24, '82. Portrait. 
 
 Mary E. Thome, 4 pp., April 14 ; Rose Eytinge, 2 pp., Janu- 
 ary 19, '88. Fine litho. portrait. Eliza Wethersby, MSS., 2 
 pp., signed. Fine litho. portrait, inlaid to folio. (6) 
 
 570. THORNE (Edwin). A. L. S., i p., 8vo. Thomas 
 Q. Seabrook, i p., 8vo; Charles S. Dickson, i p., 8vo; J. C. 
 Duflf, 2 pp., 8vo; W. T. Carleton, i p., 4to; Eben Plympton, 
 A. N. S. ; T. H. Glenny, i p., oblong 8vo. (6) 
 
 571. THORNE (Thomas). Actor. A. L. S., 2 pp., 8vo, 
 January 13, '84; with addressed envelope. Scarce. 
 
 572. TOOLE (J. L,). English Comedian. A. L. S., 3 
 pp., 8vo, Bolton, Thursday, n. d. ; with addressed envelope. 
 
 A facetious letter. 
 
*6 LIBRARY- OF 
 
 573. TREBELLI (Madame). Operatic Vocalist. A. L. 
 S., 2 pp., 8vo, 2 November, n. d. ; card with embossed address, 
 written on both sides, May 23, n. d. Both in French. Ad- 
 dressed envelopes with each. (2) 
 
 574. TREE (H. Beerbohm). Famous Actor. A. L. S., 
 I p., 8vo, 23 January, n. d.; J. L. Toole (with addressed en- 
 velope), I p., 8vo. (2) 
 
 575. TRYON (B. F.). Treasurer of Mitchell's Olympic 
 Theatre, A. L. S., i p., 8vo, September 15, 1846. Very 
 Scarce. 
 
 " * * * your name is placed on the ' Free L,ist.' " 
 
 576. TTNION SQUARE THEATRE. Souvenir Pro- 
 
 U grammes on satin, looth Representation of 
 
 " The Banker's Daughter," March 8, 1879 (2) ; Souvenir of 
 
 Season of 1873-74, with casts of Geneva Cross, Wicked 
 
 World, Led Astray, Camille. (3) 
 
 577. T7ANDENHOFF (George). English Actor. A. 
 
 V L. S., I p., 8vo, 5 April, 1870. To Lester Wal- 
 lack relative to engagement. 
 
 578. VANDENHOFF (Mrs. Henry). Actress. A. L. 
 S., I p., 8vo; Henrietta Vaders, i p., i2mo; Cora Tanner, 
 3 pp., i2mo; Mrs. F. A. Tannehill, i p., i2mo. (4) 
 
 All scarce. 
 
 579. VERNON (Ida). Famous Actress. A. L. S., i p., 
 8vo; Julia Stuart, i p., i2mo; Blanche Whiffen, 3 pp., 8vo; 
 Belle Warner, 2 pp., 8vo. (4) 
 
 580. VEZIN (Hermann). Fine Actor. A. L. S., 2 pp., 
 8vo, August 22, '82, relative to Fanny Davenport; with ad- 
 dressed envelope; Herbert Beerbohm Tree, 2 pp., 8vo, 2 Feb- 
 ruary, n. d. (2) 
 
 Both interesting letters. 
 
 581. VIGNY (Alfred de). Celebrated French Writer. 
 
 A. L. S., I p., 8vo, signed "Alfd. de V." To the Baron 
 Taylor. Scarce. 
 
 582. VISITING AND OTHER CARDS. With written 
 lines, autographs and initials, including Tommaso Salvini, 
 Gen. W. T. Sherman, Mrs. Barney Williams, Max O'Rell, J. 
 
 B. McRae, Maj.-Gen. D. E. Sickles, U. S. A., E. Sarony, 
 Annie Irish, etc. As a lot. 
 
ALBERT M. PALMER 4Y 
 
 583. VISITING AND OTHER CARDS. Visiting cards 
 of Emma C. Thursby, Mrs. D. P. Bowers, Jane Hading, all 
 with a few lines in ink, written by themselves. (3) 
 
 584. VOKES (Rosina). i p., 8vo. Emma Waller, i p., 
 8vo; Kate Santley, 2 pp., 8vo; Sadie Martinot, i p., 8vo. A. 
 L. S. of each. Various dates. (4) 
 
 585. ^7-AINWRIGHT (Marie). Famous Actress. A, 
 
 VV L. S., 2 pp., 8vo. Kate Mayhew (Mrs. Wid- 
 mer.) (Scarce.) i p., 8vo; Emily Wallack, 2 pp., 8vo; Ber- 
 tha Welby, 2 pp., 8vo. (4) 
 
 586. WALLACK (Lester). Actor and Manager. A. L. 
 S., 3 pp., Bvo, 13 West 30th St., April i, n. d. Refers to 
 Actors' Fund. 
 
 587. A. L. S., 2 pp. and addressed envelope. To A. 
 
 M. Palmer. 8vo. Relative to forming the Actors' Fund. 
 
 "Let me congratulate you on the brilliant success of a project 
 which — although I entered into it with the utmost zest — was 
 originated by you." 
 
 Inlaid to folio. 
 
 588. A. L. S., 2 pp., i2mo, 213 W. 34th St., n. d. 
 
 " If I should fail to appear at the Irving reception to-morrow 
 night, it will be because I can get no conveyance." 
 
 589. WALLACK (Emily W.— Mrs. Lester Wallack). A. 
 L. S., I p., i2mo, and original cabinet photo; 2 tickets for the 
 Wallack Benefit at Metropolitan Opera House, May 21, 1888. 
 (Extremely Rare.) (2) 
 
 590. WALLIS (Ellen). Famous Actress. A. L. S., 2 
 pp., 8vo; Charles Warner, i p., 8vo; Horace Wigan, 2 pp., 
 8vo. (3) 
 
 Popular London Artists. 
 
 551. WALSH (Blanche). Famous Actress. A. L. S., 3 
 pp., 8vo; Lydia Thompson, A. N. S., i p., 8vo. (2) 
 
 592. WARD (Mary A. — Mrs. Humphrey). Authoress. 
 A. L. S., 2 pp., 8vo, February 13, '89. Referring to story of 
 Robert Elsmere as a subject for a play. 
 
 "American sympathy for my book during the past year has been 
 most welcome and delightful to me. * * *" 
 
 593. WARD (Genevieve). Celebrated Actress. 4 pp., 
 i2mo, July 9, n. d. 
 
48 LIBRARY OF 
 
 594- WARDE (Frederick). Tragedian. A. L. S., 2 pp., 
 8vo ; Thomas Whiffen, i p., 410 ; Joseph E. Whiting, i p., 8vo ; 
 Neil Warner (very interesting), 2 pp., 8vo. All on theatri- 
 cal BUSINESS. (4) 
 
 595. WARFIELD (David). Famous Actor. A. L. S., 
 
 1 p., Bvo, June 14, 1902 ; Nelson Wheatcroft, 2 pp., 8vo, March 
 21, '92; Henry A. Weaver, A. N. S., i p., Bvo, April 7, 
 1877. (3) 
 
 596. WARNER (Charles). Famous Actor. A. L. S., 2 
 pp., Bvo, n. d., with addressed envelope; Charles Wyndham, 
 3 pp., oblong Bvo, April 29, n. d., with addressed envelope. (2) 
 
 597. WARNER (Charles Dudley). Author. A. L. S., 
 
 2 pp., Bvo, October iB, 1895. 
 
 59B. WATKINS (Mrs. Harry). Famous Actress. A. L. 
 S., 2 pp., Bvo; Mrs Henry Vandenhoff, 4 pp., Bvo; Madam 
 G. Majeroni (very scarce), 2 pp., i2mo. (3) 
 
 599. WEBSTER (Benjamin). Comedian and Manager. 
 A. L. S., 2 pp., Bvo, portrait view, Ryde, n. d. 
 
 A fine letter to Mr. Lester Wallack relative to engagement at the 
 Haymarket Theatre. 
 
 600. WEBSTER (Daniel). Statesman and Orator. A. 
 N. S., I p., i2mo; Samuel Houston, First President of Texas, 
 
 3 lines and signature. (2) 
 
 601. WHIPPLE (Edwin P.). Author. A. L. S., 2 pp., 
 Bvo, December 26, 1B63. To Mr. Childs. On literary matters. 
 
 602. WILCOX (Ella Wheeler). Authoress. A. L. S., i 
 p., Bvo, n. d. ; Joseph Weaver, 2 pp., Bvo, July 13, 1901 ; Annie 
 Yeamans, A. N. S., i p., Bvo, May 19, '98. (3) 
 
 603. WILDE (Oscar). Author and Dramatist. A. L. S., 
 
 4 pp., Bvo, 16 Tile Street, Chelsea, n. d. Refers to " Lady 
 Windermere's Fan." 
 
 " My American friends — and I am fortunate enough to have 
 many — have written to me such charming accounts of the per- 
 formances in Boston and New York that I regret extremely I have 
 no opportunity of seeing the new interpretation of my work." 
 
 604. A. L. S., 4 pp., i2mo, N. Y., n. d., and ad- 
 dressed envelope. To A. M. Palmer. With i photo and 4 
 woodcut portraits. 
 
 " I am anxious — with reference to the production of a drama 
 I have written, etc." 
 
 All inlaid and laid down to folio. As a lot. 
 
ALBERT M. PALMER 49 
 
 60s. WILLARD (Edward S.). Famous Actor. A. L. S 
 4 pp., 8vo, July 27, 1892; William Winter, i p., sm. 4to, May 
 
 10, 1890. (2) T ' J 
 
 Both fine and interesting letteks. 
 
 606. 
 
 T,, ,, ^- L- S., I p., 4to, October 4, 1892; T. B. 
 
 Thalberg 3 pp., 8vo, February 21, 1893; Guy Standing, 3 pp., 
 8vo, Sunday, 1893; Odell Williams, i p., 8vo, April 27] 
 I090. (4) 
 
 607. WILLIAMS (Mrs, Barney — Marie K.). Famous 
 Actress. A. L. S., i p., 8vo, October 12, '96. Scarce. 
 
 608. WILLIAMS (Jesse). Musical Conductor. A. L. S., 
 2 pp., 8vo, May 9, '87; Marshall Wilder, 2 pp., on card, 4, n 
 1903, signed " Marshall; " Hubert Wilke, 4 pp., 8vo, April 17 
 '95; A. C. Wheeler (Nym Crinkle), I p., 8vo,n. d. (4) 
 
 609. WILLIAMSON (James C). Famous Eccentric 
 Comedian, A. L. S., 4 pp., 8vo, April 30, 1885; John W. 
 Albaugh, I p., 8vo, October 22, '92. (2) 
 
 610. WILSON (Francis). Comedian. A. L. S., i p., 8vo, 
 January 23, 1896; Odell Williams, 2 pp., 8vo, October 18, 
 '92. (2) 
 
 611. WINTER (WilUam). Poet and Critic. Tony 
 Hart's Epitaph, composed by Mr. Winter and in his hand- 
 writing. 
 
 "The kindly soul of frolic, song, and jest, 
 Through Griefs dark portal passing, here found rest; 
 And, when this troubled dream of life is o'er, 
 The wisest and the best can find no more. 
 To him be Peace, whose mortal course is run; 
 To us be Patience, till the play is done." 
 
 William Winter. 
 
 612. MSS., I p., long folio, inscription and epitaph 
 
 (poetical) of 28 lines for John T. Raymond. 
 
 613. WOOD (William B.). Actor and Manager. A. L. 
 S., 4 pp., 4to, April 10, 1850. To J. W. Wallack. 
 
 " Our Courts as well as Theatres are busy in the divorce way — 
 the last, Mrs. Forrest's, produced as much surprise as regret; the 
 exposures thus far are shocking — the trial however will set all 
 doubt at rest * * * the most unfortunate feature in the case, is 
 a very foolish letter from Mr. N. P. Willis, who has done more 
 serious mischief to Mrs. F. than all her accusers, excepting Mr. 
 Jamieson's filthy letter." 
 
 A SUPERB letter; full of interest. 
 
50 LIBRARY OF ALBERT M. PALMER 
 
 614. WYNDHAM (Charles). Famous Actor. A. L. S., 
 2 pp., 8vo, December 14, '82 ; Francis Wilson, 4 pp., 8vo, May 
 27, "1891. (A Fine Letter.) (2) 
 
 615. A. L. S., I p., 8vo, n. d.; Genevieve Ward, I 
 
 p., 8vo, November 4, 1886. (2) 
 
 616. ^ATES (Mrs. Mary A.). Great Tragic Actress. 
 
 1 Born 1728, died 1787. A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to, 
 Twickenham, 28 November, 1785. Excessively Ease. 
 
 617. YOUNG (James). Famous Actor. A. L. S., 2 pp., 
 
 8vo; Odell Williams, 2 pp., 8vo; Fred Williams, I p., 4to; 
 Courtney Thorpe, 2 pp., 8vo ; Charles Vandenhoif , 2 pp., %9o ; 
 Richard Maddern, i p., 8vo. (6) 
 
 618. yANGWILL (I.). Author. A. L. S., i p., 8vo, 
 £j Sept. 29, '98. Referring to a visit to theatre. 
 
 619. ZIMMERMAN (J. F.). Manager. A. N. S., i p., 
 8vo ; William L. Young, A. L. S., 4 pp., 8vo. (2) 
 
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CATALOGUE 
 
 OF THE VALUABLE 
 
 DRAMATIC AND AMERICAN 
 HISTORICAL LIBRARY 
 
 OF 
 
 WILLIAM H. TERRY 
 
 or SAXVELLE, L. I. 
 
 COMPKISING 
 
 BOOKS, MANUSCRIPTS, PRINTS, Etc., RELATING TO THE HISTORY 
 AND BIOGRAPHY OF THE ENGLISH AND AMERICAN 
 STAGE ; AMERICAN HISTORY, INCLUDING SPECIAL 
 COLLECTIONS ON THE AMERICAN REVOLU- 
 TION, LONG ISLAND AND NEW YORK 
 CITY; AND RARE WORKS BY 
 GEORGE CRUIKSHANK, 
 Etc., Etc., Etc. 
 
 PART I 
 
 TO BE SOLD AT ATJCTION 
 
 THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, JUNE 14 AND 15, 1906 
 
 BY 
 
 %\)t ^ntiersion ^iuction Company 
 
 5 West 29th Street, New York 
 
 Telephone, 3150 Madison 
 N. B.-BIDS ARE SO. MUCH PER PIECE OR VOLUME. 
 
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lyrR. WILLIAM H. TERRY, whose valuable Library is 
 described in the following pages, has for many years 
 been well known both in this country and in Europe as a 
 liberal book-buyer, an ardent but discriminating collector 
 of books, manuscripts, prints and autographs illustrating 
 or relating to the history, biography and literature of the 
 Stage in England and America. Mr. Terry was equally 
 well known as a collector of scarce and valuable works on 
 EARLY American History, particularly of the period of 
 the American Revolution, and the library contains the 
 whole of his notable collections on the American Revo- 
 lution, New York City and Long Island. Within the 
 scope of the above departments the library will be found 
 to be remarkably complete and to contain an extraordinary 
 number of items of exceptional rarity and very unusual 
 interest — the result, in a great measure, of the narrow 
 and well-defined limits to which Mr. Terry confined the 
 range of his collecting, which enabled him to keep in close 
 touch with the English and American book-markets and to 
 often " snap up " the rarest and choicest items in advance 
 of the more omnivorous collector. The numeroiis " plums " 
 from the collections of Augustin Daly and Thos. J. McKee, 
 with which the library is enriched, bear testimony to the 
 knowledge, judgment and determination employed when- 
 ever such unusual opportunities presented themselves. 
 
 The dramatic portion of the library, while containing 
 many dramatic pieces of extreme rarity and interest, is 
 especially distinguished for books and periodicals contain- 
 ing rare portraits and other engravings, and for the large 
 number of lavishly extra-illustrated works and 
 special collections relating to lives and careers of cele- 
 brated actors and actresses, and to the history of famous 
 English and American theatres. The extensive collections 
 of Play-bills contain many special performances, while 
 the original literary and theatrical manuscripts, 
 from the Burgess and other libraries, form by no means the 
 least intetesting and valuable feature of this remarkable 
 collection. 
 
American History is represented by a very complete col- 
 lection of works chiefly relating to the history of America 
 between the years 1750 and 1816, but including large col- 
 lections on the earlier and later history of New York City 
 and Long Island. In this department will be found many 
 rare 18th century Americana, often in the original binding 
 with uncut edges, besides very numerous privately printed 
 and locally issued historical monographs, town and family 
 histories, of many of which only a few copies were issued, 
 and which, though of great value to the student of Amer- 
 ican history and genealogy, have become almost unobtain- 
 able ; also publications of the learned societies and private 
 clubs, etc., etc., etc. 
 
 English and American Literature, especially poetry, 
 fiction and the drama, will be found in fine or standard edi- 
 tions, together with a few rare first editions of the 18th 
 and 19th centuries. Special attention is called to the 
 numerous literary memoirs, and books of Ana, to the 
 scarce items relating to Napoleon and the French Revolu- 
 tion, and to the rare books illustrated by Geo. Cruikshank, 
 etc. 
 
 With the few exceptions carefully noted, the books are 
 in fine state throughout, a large portion being in bright 
 bindings by well-known English and American binders ; the 
 remainder in fine original state or sound contemporary 
 bindings. 
 
CATALOGUE 
 
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 THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION. 
 
 *^* See also under The French and Indian War, War op 1812, 
 
 Washington, Long Island, New York City, and General 
 
 and Local Histories throughout the catalogue. 
 
 1. ABBOTT (WILLIAM). The Battle of Pell's Point, <? ,- 
 or Pelham, October 18, 1776. Map, portrait and other . '^*^ 
 illusts. 8 vo, cloth. N.Y. 1901 
 
 No. 131 of 500 copies printed. 
 
 2. ADAMS (JOHN QUINCY). The Jubilee of the Con- 
 stitution : a Discourse delivered at the request of the New <s c- 
 York Historical Society, 30th April, 1839, on the Fiftieth ' ** 
 Anniversary of the Inauguration of Washington. View of 
 
 old City Hall, 1789. Svo, calf, 136 pp. (binding damaged). 
 
 N.Y.'l839 
 Contains much valuable information not to be found else- 
 where. Autograph of the author inserted. 
 
 3. ALLEN (ETHAN). Reason the Only Oracle of 
 Man, or a Compendious System of Natural Religion ; alter- 
 nately adorned with Confutations of a Variety of Doc- 
 trines incompatible to it, deduced from the most exalted 
 ideas which we are able to form of the Divine and Human 
 Characters, and from the Universe in General. By Ethan 
 Allen, Esq. Svo, half morocco, gilt back. Bennington, 
 State of Vermont: Printed by Haswell & Russell, 1784. 
 
 The vert rare original Bennington edition, by far the 
 rarest oi Allen's publications. This is the first book printed im. 
 America in direct opposition to the Christian Religion, and its 
 rarity is due to nearly every copy having been destroyed by the 
 conscience-stricken publishers. An absolutely perfect copy, in 
 excellent condition throughout. 
 
 Inserted is a nine-line autograph receipt, entirely in 
 Ethan Allen's handurriting , dated "Northampton ye 15th Day 
 of March, A. D. 1768," and signed in full, Ethan Allen. 
 The receipt is to " Jonathan Warner, of Hadley, in ye County 
 of Hampshire, in the Province of Massachusetts Bay." 
 
 4. ALLEN (PAUL). History of the American Revolu- ^ 
 tion, comprehending all the principal events both in the V _ . 
 Field and in the Cabinet; with many of the most important ' 
 Letters of General Washington. Original edn. 2 vols. 
 Svo, half morocco, gilt backs and tops, other edges entirely 
 uncut, by Oldach. (A few leaves stained.) 
 
 Baltimore: Printed for John Hopkins, 1819 
 Exceedingly rare in this choice, uncut state. Although 
 Paul Allen's name appears as the author on the title-page, this 
 valuable work was actually written by JohnNeal and Mr. Wat- 
 kins. Allen wrote the Preface and opening chapter, Neal the 
 rest of the first volume, and Watkins the whole of the second 
 volume. 
 
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 5. [ANBURY (CAPT. THOMAS).] Travels through 
 the Interior Parts of America. By An Officer. Large map 
 
 e>o of Burgoyne's invasion and six copperplates, including 
 
 folding plan of the American Mode House on the Sorell 
 River, and four fine folding views of St. John's on the Sorell 
 River, with Redoubts, etc.; Burgoyne's Encampment near 
 Still Water, showing General Eraser's funeral, the Saw 
 Mill and Block House on Fort Anne Creek, and the En- 
 campment of the Convention Army on Charlotte Villa, Vir- 
 ginia, after its capture by the Americans. 2 vols. 8vo, calf. 
 (Contains two early ex-libris ["A. T. "], byL. A. HuUer.) 
 
 Fine copy. Soai-ce. A graphic personal narrative in letters 
 written on the spot during the invasion of Burgoyne's army, 
 vrith vehich the author served until his capture at the Battle of 
 Saratoga. The later letters are written from Cambridge in 
 New England, Charlotteville, Va., etc., 1777-1781. 
 
 6. ANDRlg (MAJOR JOHN). Authentic Narrative of 
 the Causes which led to the Death of Major Andre. By J. 
 H. Smith. To which is added a Monody on the Death of 
 Major Andre by Miss Seward. Portrait of Andre IN- 
 iSERTBD. 12mo, half morocco, gilt backs. N.Y. 1809 
 
 > 7. Stories about Arnold the Traitor, Andre the 
 
 Spy, and Champs the Patriot, for the Children of the 
 United States. Curious views, engraved by J. W. Barber, 
 of the capture of Andre, the house where he was confined, 
 I (^ ^ Washington examining the Vulture through a spy-glass. 
 
 West Point, the Burning of New London, etc. Square 
 13mo, full morocco, gilt. New Haven, 1831 
 
 Very scarce, 
 
 8. Revolutionary Relics, or Clinton Correspond- 
 ence ; comprising the celebrated Papers found in Andre's 
 boots, with private and confidential Letters from Washing- 
 ton, Lafayette and other Officers. Portrait of Andre from 
 the sketch by himself, and portrait of Arnold engraved by 
 Sail, INSERTED. Royal 8vo, half morocco, gilt top, uncut 
 (16 pp.). • NY. 1842 
 
 j^ S^o 9. Life and Career of Major John Andr6. By WiN- 
 
 V THROP Sargent. Portrait. Post 8vo, cloth. Boston,1861 
 
 ,„^Q 10. Life and Career of Major Andre. By Winthrop 
 
 (^ — Sargent. Portrait, etc. Post 8vo, cloth. Boston, 1861 
 
 SCAECB. 
 
 11. Vindication of the Captors of Major Andre, by 
 
 Egbert Benson. With Introduction and Appendix [by 
 ^^ E. S. Hoffman]. 4to, full crimson morocco extra, gilt back, 
 gilt borders and sides, gilt top, uncut. 
 
 N. Y. : Privately printed, 1865 
 
 One op only 5 copies printed. Large Paper copy, printed 
 
 on "Whatman's" drawing paper. The entire edition con- 
 
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 sisted of 80 copies, in 8vo, 30 copies on Large Paper, and 5 
 Large Paper copies on Whatman paper. The present is No. 
 9 of the Large Paper issues, and one of the 5 copies on What- 
 man paper. This interesting volume consists of a reprint of 
 Benson's "Vindication," published in 1817, but immediately 
 suppressed by the author, a biographical account of the author ; 
 and an appendix (34 pp.) containing the debate of 1817 on 
 Andre's capture, etc. Presentation copy from the editor, with 
 signed autograph inscription, to Eichard W. Roche. Also signed 
 statement that the above is one of 5 copies, on Whatman paper. 
 
 12. Andreana: containing the Trial, Execution, and 
 
 various matters connected with the History of Major John _g ^^^ 
 
 Andre, A.D. 1780. [Edited, with Introduction, by Hiram ^ — 
 W. Smith.] 12 engravings, including the fine reproductions, 
 
 in mezzotint, by Sartain of C. W. Pedl^s engraving of his 
 portrait of Washington, several portraits of Andre; also 
 port/raAts of Arnold, Paulding, Miss Honora Sneyd, Miss 
 Seward, etc. 4to, half red morocco, paneled, gilt back and 
 top, uncut. Phil. 1865 
 
 Large Paper copy. Only 50 copies printed. 
 
 13. Minutes of a Court of Inquiry upon the case of 
 
 Major John Andre, with the Documents published in 1780 
 
 by order of Congress; also an additional Appendix con- / i-i" 
 taining copies of the Papers found upon Major Andre when (j> 
 arrested, and other Documents relating to the subject. 
 Portrait and 10 additional poetraits and one plate in- 
 serted, including portraits of Andre, Washington (S), 
 Arnold, Ghreene, etc. 4to, half levant morocco, panelled 
 gilt back, gilt top, uncut. Albany: Munsell, 1865 
 
 No. 43 of only 100 copies printed. 
 
 14. ARNOLD (BENEDICT). The Life and Treason of 
 Benedict Arnold. By Jared Sparks. Portrait of Arnold on 3 — 
 vignette title, atiother of Andre, and facsimiles. Cr. 8vo, orig- 
 inal cloth. (Sparks' American Biography Series.) Bo8t.l835 
 
 15. Benedict Arnold: a Biography. By Geo. C. 
 
 Hill. lUust., and inserted is scarce engraved portrait of // «•» 
 Arnold, by Du Simitier, 178S. Crown 8vo, cloth (clippings ^ 
 laid in). Bost. 1858 
 
 The views include Andre on the way to Tappan, the meeting 
 of Andre and Arnold, etc. 
 
 16. Proceedings of a General Court Martial for the ^ ,— 
 
 Trial of Major-General Arnold. Edited, with Introduction ^ 
 
 and Notes. Portrait on India paper, and 12 additional 
 POETRAITS loosely inserted. 4to, cloth. 
 
 N. Y. : Privately printed, 1865 
 Rare. One of only 35 copies printed, on Large Paper, the 
 entire edition consisting of 145 copies only. 
 
 17. Life of Benedict Arnold : his Patriotism and his ^ <»-<> 
 
 Treason. By Isaac N. Arnold. 8vo, cloth. Chicago, 1880 ^ 
 
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 18. ARNOLD (CHARLES H.— late of Philadelphia). 
 ^"^j) New and Impartial History of America and of the present 
 
 Trans-Atlantic War, from the Battle of Bunker Hill to the 
 present Important Crisis. With Anecdotes of Washington, 
 Lee, Gage, Burgoyne, Morgan, Clinton, and other Com- 
 manders. Front. 12mo, half morocco. Lond. [1781] 
 
 19. BARCLAY (S.— Editor). Personal Recollections of 
 the American Revolution : a Private Journal, prepared from 
 Authentic Domestic Records, together with Reminiscences 
 of Washington and Lafayette. Front. 12mo, cloth. N.Y.1859 
 
 A daily record by an eye-witness of scenes on Long Island 
 from the landing of the British to Washington's withdrawal 
 to New York. 
 
 20. Another copy. 
 
 ^^ 21. Another copy. 
 
 22. BARNUM(H. L.) The Spy Unmasked ; or. Memoirs 
 of Enoch Crosby alias Harvey Birch, the Hero of Mr. 
 Cooper's Tale : being an Authentic Account of his Secret 
 
 0^ Services during the Revolution. Portrait engraved on cop- 
 
 per by Doolittle and Munson, from a sketch from life hy the 
 author. 12mo, half morocco (water-stain in corner of por- 
 trait and of title-page). Cinn. 1831 
 
 23. BARNEY (COMMODORE JOSHUA). Biographical 
 ^ Memoir, from Autobiographical Notes and Journals. By 
 
 / ^ Mary Barney. Portrait. 8vo, half morocco, gilt back and 
 
 top, uncut. Bost. 1832 
 
 Privately printed for circulation among friends. 
 Devoted almost entirely to Com. Barney's distinguished ser- 
 vices during the American Revolution, including his many 
 naval engagements, life in New York prison ships, and with 
 the American prisoners in England, etc., etc. 
 
 24. [BLOODGOOD (SIMEON DE WITT). J The Sexa- 
 genary; or. Reminiscences of the American Revolution. 
 Extra-illustrated hy the insertion of 28 portraits, views 
 and historical scenes. 8vo, half calf, gilt back and top, 
 uncut. Albany: Munsell, 1866 
 
 Only 300 copies printed. The inserted plates comprise 
 eight views and historical scenes and twenty portraits of Revo - 
 lutionary officers, including Arnold, Burgoyne, Clinton, by F. 
 Menien; Gates, Lafayette, Knox, Montgomery, Morgan, St. 
 Clair, Schuyler, Sullivan, Washington, Col. Mortimer Willet, 
 etc. , also Lady Ackland. 
 
 25. BOSTON. Evacuation op Boston. Centennial 
 Celebration of the Evacuation by the British Army, March 
 17, 1776. [With] a Chronicle op the Siege by G. E. 
 Ellis. 10 facsimile views and plans., including Pelham ; 
 large map. Imp. 8vo, cloth. Bost. 1876 
 
 One hundred and sixty pages of the work are devoted to 
 Ellis's account of the Siege and Evacuation of Boston. 
 
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 26. BOSTON MASSACRE. A Short Narrative of the 
 horrid Massacre in Boston perpetrated on the Evening of 
 the Fifth Day of March, 1770, by the Soldiers of the 
 XXIXth Regiment ; with some observations on the state of 
 
 things prior to that Catastrophy. [With the] Additional / -5 5.^p 
 Observations, printed by order (12 pp.). With the rare /O — 
 front, of the massacre after the engraving by Paul Revere. 
 8vo, half morocco, gilt bands. Printed by Order of the 
 Town of Boston. Lond. : Reprinted 1770 
 
 27. Memorial of Crispus Attucks, Samuel Maver- 
 ick, James Caldwell, Samuel Gray and Patrick Carr (vic- 
 tims of the " Boston Massacre "), [with] an Historical Ad- ,'i^ 
 dress by John Fiske. Plates. Royal 8vo, cloth. Bost. 1889 
 
 28. BOTTA (CHARLES). History of the War of Inde- 
 pendence of the United States of America. Transl. from y 
 the Italian by G. A. Otis. 3 vols. 8vo, calf. Phil. 1820 , /*> 
 
 Fine copy. Scarce. ' 
 
 29. BOUCHER (JONATHAN). View of the Causes and 
 Consequences of the American Revolution. Discourses 
 preached in America, 1763-1775, with an Historical Pref- > © o 
 ace. 8vo, sheep (library stamp on reverse of title-page, X/ — 
 binding cracked at one joint). Lond. 1797 
 
 Original Edition. Scarce. Dedicated to George Wash- 
 ington. 
 
 30. BOURDINOT (ELI AS). Journal of Historical Rec- 
 ollections of American Events during the Revolutionary 
 War. Copied from his own Original Manuscript [by Fred- 
 erick Bourguin]. Royal 8vo, original paper covers, uncut. / 7<f 
 
 Phil. 1894 ■* 
 
 No. 58 of only 315 copies printed. Ellas Bourdinot was 
 President of the Continental Congress, Commissary General of 
 Prisoners in the Army of America during the Revolutionary 
 War, etc. 
 
 31. BOYNTON (CAPT. E. C.) History of West Point 
 and its Military Importance during the American Revolu- 
 tion; and the Origin and Progress of the United States 
 Military Academy. Many tinted or colored full-page and 
 folding views, facsimile maps and plans, besides illusts. in 
 the text. Royal 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1864 
 
 Only 100 copies printed for E. French. 
 
 32. BRADFORD (WILLIAM). An Old Philadelphian, 
 Colonel William Bradford, the Patriot Printer of 1776; 
 Sketches of his Life, 1721-1791 [with Bibliographical Notes 
 
 and Index] by John W. Wallace. Portrait on India . « — . 
 PAPER, views, military maps and plans, facsimiles of docu- ^ ' 
 ments, besides illusts. in the text. Royal 8vo, publishers' ~ 
 
 half cloth, gilt top, uncut. Phil. : [Privately printed], 1884 
 Scarce. Only 100 copies printed for presents only. With 
 author's presentation inscription to Dr. George H. Moore. 
 
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 33. [BRADFORD CLUB. J Journal of the Expedition 
 ■w O to Quebec under Colonel Benedict Arnold in 1775, by 
 
 James Mblvin, a Private in Captain Dearborn's Company. 
 Royal 8vo, paper wrappers, uncut. 
 
 N. Y. : [Privately printed], 1857 
 Very scarce. No. 1 of only 100 copies printed strictly for 
 private distribution. The first publication of the club. 
 
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 34. BRADFORD PRESS. Journal of the Proceedings 
 S^^l"* of Congress, held at Philadelphia, May 10, 1775. Bvo, calf 
 
 (minute hole in blank portion of title, inkstain on borders 
 of some leaves, but a fine copy). 
 
 Phil. : Printed by William and Thomas Bradford, 1775 
 Very scarce. 
 
 35. BRITISH ARMY LIST for 1776, 1778 and 1780, with 
 / ^^^ the Uniforms of each Regiment and an Alphabetical Index. 
 
 3 vols. 8vo, calf (cracked at joints, 1 cover loose). ' 
 
 Lond. 1776-80 
 
 36. Lists for 1782, 1783, 1784 and 1785, with Alpha- 
 
 fr-o betical Indexes, etc. Thick Papbk copies. 4 vols. 8vo, 
 
 ' "^ * fine old red morocco, gilt backs and edges. Lond. 1783-85 
 
 37. BURDETTE (C.) Margaret Moncrieffe, the First 
 Love of Aaron Burr. A Romance of the Revolution. Fac- 
 simile of the celebrated cypher letter. Post 8vo, cloth. 
 
 N. Y. 1860 
 
 38. BURR (AARON). Memoirs, by Matthew L. Davis, 
 "I came to bury Csesar, not to praise him." Portraits 
 
 , / O of Burr and Theodosia and facsimile of Montgomery'' s letter. 
 
 ' % vols. 8vo, cloth (slight stain on edge of one title). 
 
 N. Y. 1836-37 
 
 39. Life and Times of Aaron Burr. By J. Paeton. 
 
 /. <^o Two portraits. Thick post 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1858 
 
 40. [BUSH]SrELL(C. N.)] The Claim of Trinity Church 
 to having furnished Burial-places for some of the American 
 Prisoners who died in the Old Sugar House Prison in Liberty 
 Street during the Revolution, examined and refuted. 8vo, 
 paper covers, 11 pp. N. Y. : Privately printed, 1863 
 
 Only a few copies privately printed for friends. 
 
 41. (Editor). The Adventures of Christopher 
 
 Hawkins. Written by Himself. Now first published from 
 the Original Manuscript, with Introduction and Notes. 
 Portraits and facsimile views and plans. 8vo, half rox- 
 burghe, 316 pp. N. Y. : Privately printed, 1864 
 
 Only 75 copies privately printed. An original narrative of 
 the writer's adventures during the Revolutionary War as an 
 , American privateer, his captivity on the "Jersey" prison 
 
 • « ship, etc. 
 
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 43. Crumbs for Antiquaries : [Contemporary Manu- 
 script Journals, etc., edited with Introduction and Notes.] 
 26 portraits and views, chiefly of the American Bevoluiion- 
 ary period. 3 vols, royal 8vo, boards, uncut. 
 
 N. Y. : Privately printed, 1866 
 Very scarce. Only 50 copies. Most of the portraits were 
 engraved by Dr. Anderson in his 84th year. The Notes and 
 Historical Introductions by Mr. Bushnell are very full and ^ 
 
 valuable, often exceeding in length the original piece. The _/) 2. ^ 
 
 collection includes : Memoirs of Samuel Smith, a soldier in the ^^ 
 
 Revolution, 1776-77, written by Himself; Journal of Solomon 
 Nash, a Soldier of the Revolution, 1776-77, from his original 
 MS. ; Memoirs of Tarleton Brown, a Captain in the Revolu- 
 tionary Army, written by Himself ; Narrative of Major Abram 
 Leggett, of the Army of the Revolution, from the original 
 MS. ; Narrative of Levi Hanford, a Soldier of the Revolution; 
 Journal of the Expedition against Quebec, 1775, by Major R. J. 
 Meigs; Narrative of Lieut. James Moody, 1776-80, written by 
 Himself; etc., etc. The McKbe copy, with bookplates. 
 
 43. BUTTERFIELD (C. S.— Editor). Journal of Capt. 
 Jonathan Heart on the March with his Company from Con- 
 necticut to Fort Pitt, in Pittsburgh, from the 7th Sept. to 
 
 13th Oct., 1785; with the Dickinson-Harm er Correspon- 2..4 O 
 dence of 1784-85. With a Biographical Sketch (including 
 Captain Heart's Services throughout the Revolutionary 
 War) and copious Notes. Small 4to, half morocco. 
 
 Albany: Munsell's Historical Series, 1885 
 This Journal of the march to the western frontier by the 
 " First American Regiment" reveals the aspect of affairs di- 
 rectly after the Revolution and the relations to the Indians to 
 the tribes to the northwestward and westward. 
 
 44. BUTTERFIELD (C. W.) History of the Girtys, 
 being a Concise Account of the Girty Brothers and of the 
 
 part taken by them in Lord Dunmore's War, the Western 2 ,^0 
 
 Border War of the Revolution, and in the Indian War of 
 
 1790-95. Royal 8vo, cloth. Cinn. 1890 -' ■ 
 
 45. CAMPBELL (C— Editor). The Orderly Book of 
 that portion of the American Army stationed at Williams- 
 burg, Va., under command of General Andrew Lewis, from 
 Mch 18th, to Aug. 28th, 1876. Printed from the original 
 Manuscript, with Notes and Introduction. 4to, boards, gilt J %>r 
 top, uncut. Richmond, Va. ; Privately printed, 1860 
 
 Scarce. 
 
 46. CAMPBELL (W. W.) The Border Warfare of New 
 York during the Revolution; or, The Annals of Tryon 
 County. Post 8vo, cloth. N- Y- 1849 
 
 47 CARRINGTON (COL. H. B. ) Battles of the Ameri- 
 can iievolution, 1775-81. Historical and Military Criticism 
 and Topographical Illustration. Numerous military maps 
 and plans. Stout imp. 8vo, half calf. N. Y. [1876] /.4>C 
 
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 48. CASE (WHEELER). Revolutionary Memorials: 
 Poems published in 1778 containing General Burgoyne's 
 
 ^^ Proclamation (in burlesque). Authentic Account of the 
 
 • ^^ Death of Miss Jane McCrea, etc. Edited by Stephen 
 
 Wood. 12mo, cloth. Scarce. N. Y. 1853 
 
 49. CHALMERS (GEORGE). Introduction to the His- 
 tory of the Revolt of the American Colonies, from State 
 
 / / O Papers in the Public Of&ces of Great Britain. 2 vols. 8vo, 
 
 cloth. Bost. 1845 
 
 50. CHASTELLUX (MAJOR-GENERAL, MARQUIS 
 DE). Travels in North America, 1780-82. Transl. by 
 
 ,> [J. Kent]. 2 maps and S folding copper-plate views. 2 
 
 vols. 8vo, half morocco, gilt backs. Lond. 1787 
 
 /— . First Edition. This minute and lively narrative contains 
 
 j/) A a' much important and curious information respecting the con- 
 
 ' duct of the War, mixed up with much that is ludicrous in its 
 
 triviality, such as the state of the roads, the discomforts of 
 
 inns, etc., etc., but which nevertheless tend to greatly increase 
 
 the local interest of the record. Kent, the translator, though 
 
 an Englishman, was virtually American in his political 
 
 opinions, and his notes exhibit no great tenderness for the 
 
 military and personal reputation of the British commanders. 
 
 51. CLARK (COL. GEORGE ROGERS). Sketch of the 
 Campaign in Illinois in 1778-79, with an Introduction by 
 
 Y Henry Perth and an Appendix, containing the Public and 
 
 / ^J"" Private Instructions to Col. Clark, and Major Bowman's Jour- 
 
 nal of the taking the post St. Vincents. Portrait inserted. 
 8vo,three-quartermorocco,panelled gilt back and top, uncut. 
 One of 50 copies only issued on Large Paper. Cinn. 1869 
 
 52. CLARKE (LIEUT. JOHN). Impartial and Authentic 
 Narrative of the Battle fought on the 17th of June, 1775, 
 on Bunker Hill, near Charles Town, with a faithful Account 
 of the Officers who were killed and wounded and Remarks 
 and Anecdotes which have not yet transpired. Written 
 on the spot by John Clarke, Lieutenant of Marines. Re- 
 printed from the Edition of London, 1775. Portrait of 
 Gen. Gage, India proof, from a private plate. 8vo, in 
 sheets folded and uncut. [N. Y. : Privately printed, 1868] 
 
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 Hoffman, with his presentation inscription on reverse of title. 
 
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 ^ ^ Facsimile portrait, 2 maps and 8 plans and views. 8vo, 
 
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 54. COGHLAN (MRS.) Memoirs of Mrs. Coghlan (daugh- 
 ter of Major Moncrieffe), written by Herself, with Anec- 
 ^ dotes of the late American and Present French War, Lon- 
 
 P. / don, 1794. Edited, with Preface and Notes, by [T. H. 
 
 ' Morrell]. I tlust. by the INSERTION of 5 fine portraits. 8vo, 
 
 half morocco, gilt back and top, uncut. N. Y. 1864 
 
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 Congress, held at Philadelphia 5th of September, 1774, con- ^ .- 
 taining a Bill of Rights, List of Grievances, Memorial to '^ "» 
 the Inhabitants of the British-American Colonies, etc. 8vo, 
 paper, pp. 44. Annapolis : Anne Catherine Green, 1774 
 
 Rare. Appended is a contemporary MS. Transcript of the 
 Petition to the King of 1775 (15 pages). 
 
 56. CRAIG (N. B.) Sketch of the Life and Services of 
 Isaac Craig, Major in the Fourth ("Proctor's") Regiment 
 of Artillery during the Revolutionary War. Extra- 
 illustrated hy the insertion of I4. portraits and 6 views 
 {sJcillfully inlaid to size when necessary). 13mo, half mo- "*" 
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 which the Ministry and British Government were attacked 
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 "ordered to be burned by the Gommon hangman." 
 
 67. DAWSON (H. B.) Battles of the United States, by 
 Sea and Land; embracing those of the Revolutionary and -,^_^ 
 
 Indian Wars, War of 1812, etc. Numerous highly finished 2. — 
 engravings on steel of tattle scenes and full-length portraits. 
 2 vols. 4to, half morocco. N. Y. 1858 
 
 58. Correspondence on Major-General Israel Putnam 
 
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 (initials). 
 
 59. The Assault on Stony Point, by General Anthony 
 
 Wayne, July 16', 1776; with Illustrative Notes, Index, and 
 Appendix (183 pp.) of Documents. Colored facsimile of (T 7^ 
 Faden's map of 1784., and numerous facsimiles of letters Q)»'-, 
 by Wayne, Washington, Lafayette, St. Clair, John Jay, 
 Scammell etc. Imp. 8vo, half brown morocco, gilt back and 
 
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 60. Diary of David How, a Private in Colonel Sar- 
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 / ~ FaderCs military map of 1777. Imp. Bvo, half morocco, gilt 
 
 top, uncut. Morrisania: Privately printed, 1886 
 
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 62. DEMOCRAT (The); or, Intrigues and Adventures 
 
 yX-'if^ of Jean Le Noir, from his Inlistment in General Roeham- 
 
 " beau's Army and Arrival at Boston ... to 1795. 2 vols, in 
 
 1, 12mo, original sheet binding. N. Y. 1795- 
 
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 63. DEUX-PONTS (COUNT WILLIAM DE). My Cam- 
 paigns in America, a Journal 1780-81. The French text now 
 
 J {^ first printed from the original manuscript, with an English 
 
 Translation, Introduction and Notes, by S. A. Green. 
 
 8vo, cloth. Bost. 1868 
 
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 served with distinction during the campaign on the Hudson 
 
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 * Samuel Dewees, a Native of Pennsylvania and Soldier of 
 the Revolutionary and Late Wars. By Jas. Hanna. Por- 
 trait, etc. 12mo, cloth. Bait. 1844 
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 his Campaigns, etc. 
 
 *i ^ 65. DISSERTATION on the Rise, Progress, Views, 
 
 Strength, Interest and Characters of the Two Parties of 
 
 yj^ Whigs and Tories. 8vo, levant morocco. 
 
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 parties in order to avoid " the horrors of a civil war," which 
 
 the author considered otherwise to be " inevitable." 
 
 66. DRAKE (FRANCIS S.) Tea Leaves : being a CoUec- 
 ^ tion of Letters and Documents, relating to the Shipment of 
 
 Tea to the American Colonies in 1773, by the East India 
 Tea Company; now first printed from the original MS., with 
 Introduction and Biographical Notices of the Boston Tea 
 Party. Numerous portraits, plates and facsimiles. Small 
 4to, cloth. Bost. 1884 
 
 67. DRAKE (S. A.) Bunker Hill; the Story told in Let- 
 ters from the Battle Field, by British Officers engaged. 
 Edited with an Introduction and a Sketch of the Battle. 
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 7tli, 1780, and the Events which led to it. Portraits, maps Q^ 
 and plans. 8vo, cloth. Cinn. 1881 
 
 69. EARDLEY-WILMOT (JOHN). Historical View of 
 the Commission for Enquiry into the Claims of the 
 American Loyalists at the close of the War in 1783, with / y O 
 an account of the compensation granted in 1785 and 1788. M-M — 
 Front, by H. Moses [Reception of the American Loyalists in ' 
 1183). 8vo, half calf. Lond. 1815 
 
 70. EATON (GEN. WILLIAM). Life of Gen. William 
 
 Eaton, several years (1780-83) an Officer in the American ^"ij 
 
 Army, etc. Portrait by Hamlin. 8vo, half calf. / — 
 
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 71. ELKIN (CAPT. MAX VON). The German Allied " 
 Troops in the North American War of Independence, 
 1776-1783. Transl. and edited, with Notes, by J. G. Rosen- _^ 
 GARTEN. Portrait. Square royal 8vo, original boards, <k "J^ 
 uncut. Albany: Munsell, 1893 ^ — 
 
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 book. 
 
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 War of the Revolution, with a List of Officers and Soldiers, 
 1775-1783. Facsimile plans and 4- portraits. 8 vo, half mo- J~<a, 
 
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 the American Camp at Cambridge. 1775; Journal of the Cam- 
 paign against Quebec, by J. J. Harvey, 1775; etc. (Vol. 15, Penn. 
 Archives). 
 
 73. ELLET (E. F.) The Women of the American Revo- 
 lution. Portraits. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth (titles and seve- t^^ 
 ral portraits a little foxed). N. Y. 1848 
 
 74. ELLIS (GEORGE E.) History of the Battle of Bun- 
 ker'sHill. Facsimile plan and view. 8 vo, cloth. Best. 1875 ,f^ 
 
 76. EUSTIS (DR. W.), The Assassination Plot in New 
 York in 1776, a Letter of Dr. William Eustis, Surgeon in 
 the Revolutionary Army, edited, with Notes, by E. F. 
 Shafter, Bost. 1869 (6 leaves); Historical Notes of the a ,- 
 Employment of Negroes in the American Army of the Revo- , ^^ 
 lution, by George H. Moore, N.Y. 1862 (24 pp.). (2 pes.) 
 
 76. FANNING (COL. DAVID). Narrative of Colonel 
 David Fanning (a Tory in the Revolutionary War) : an Ac- 
 count of his Adventures in North Carolina, 1775-83, writ- w ,r«J 
 ten by himself. Edited, with Introduction, Notes, etc. ff - 
 [by Thos. H. Wynne and John W. Wheeler]. 4to, half 
 calf. Richmond, Va. : Printed, for Private Distribution 
 only, in the First Year of the Independence of the Confed- 
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 77. FERNOW (B.— Editor). New York State Archives: 
 y *^ New York in the Revolution. Facsimile. 4to, cloth (638 
 
 ^ pages, including index of 81 pages). Albany, 1887 
 
 78. FIELD (T. W.) The Battle of Long Island, with 
 connected preceding events and the subsequent American 
 
 *7 iJ" retreat; [and] Authentic Documents. Large map, colored 
 
 ^ "^ military plan and full-page views. Royal 8vo, paper, uncut. 
 
 Brooklyn, 1869 
 Large Paper copy, only 100 copies so issued. Forms Vol. II. 
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 79. The Battle of Long Island, with connected Pre- 
 
 /> ceding Events and subsequent Retreat. Military maps and 
 
 /: - plans, besides other illusts. Royal 8vo, cloth. Brooklyn, 1869 
 
 ' Forms the second volume of the Memoirs of the Long Island 
 
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 lowed by valuable documents and index to 239 pages. 
 
 80. FISHER (MRS. ELIZABETH). Memoirs of Mrs. 
 Elizabeth Fisher of the City of New York, daughter of the 
 Rev. Harry Munro, Chaplain in the British Army during the 
 
 ^J^j Revolution; giving an Account of her Trial and cruel con- 
 
 J -i^ y demnation to the State's prison for six years at the instance of 
 
 her brother, Peter J. Munro. Written by herself. 8vo, paper, 
 
 48 pp. (title foxed). N. Y. : Printed for the Author [1809] 
 
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 / , - Revolution. Pavl Eevere's engraving of the Boston Massa- 
 
 > • ere and 23 other illusts. andmaps. Post 8vo, cloth. Phil. 1902 
 
 82. FOX (E.) The Adventures of Ebenezer'Fox in the 
 
 ■^ Revolutionary War. PorLrait and illusts. 12mo, half mo- 
 
 • /« rocco, gilt backs. Bost. [1847] 
 
 ' 83. PRENEAU (PHILIP). Poems, written between the 
 
 ■ , years 1768 and 1794, by Philip Freneau of New Jersey. 8vo, 
 
 sheep (cracked at one joint). Monmouth, N. J. : Printed 
 
 / at the Press of the Author at Mount Pleasant, near Middle- 
 
 / ^jr town Point, 1795. 
 
 ^'(y "■ ^ Scarce. Many of the poems were occasioned by occurrences 
 
 during the Revolutionary War, at which period these patriotic 
 poems were very popular, especially among the American 
 soldiers. 
 
 84. Poems, written and Published during the Amer- 
 ican Revolutionary War and now republished from the 
 
 7 Original Manuscripts, with other Pieces not heretofore in 
 
 d^^ print. Fronts, on copper hy Eckstein, including the Victory of 
 ^. John Paul Jones of the Bon Homme Richard over the British 
 ship under Captain Pearson. 2 vols. 13mo, light polished 
 f calf extra, gilt backs and edges, by Matthews. Phil. 1809 
 
 Fine copy Very scarce in this complete state, the 
 frontispieces being nearly always lacking. 
 
 85. Philip Freneau, the Poet of the Revolution; a 
 
 , j-Tj History of his Life and Times. Edited by H. K. Vreeland. 
 
 /, - Portrait. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1901 
 
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 86. GAINE'S Universal Register; or American and 
 British Kalendar for 1782. ISmo, half calf, broken. 
 
 N. Y. : Gains [1702] 
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 (63 Regiment), and the volume contains numerous MS. 
 Notes by him, especially in the Army List of Sir Henry Clin- 
 ton's command. 
 
 87. GARDEN (ALEX'R., of Lee's Legion). Anecdotes ^ ^ 
 of the Revohitionary War in America. Edited with 2. '" 
 Notes and Additions [by T. W. Field]. 3 vols. imp. 
 Svo, thin quarto morocco, gilt backs and tops, uncut. 
 
 Brooklyn, 1865 
 No. 48 of only 150 copies privately printed. With an Auto- 
 graph Letter from General Tarleton dated July 8, 1796, 
 
 INSERTED. 
 
 88. Another copy. No. 77 of only 150 copies y •fXi 
 
 printed. 3 vols, half morocco, gilt bands, gilt tops, uncut. ^ ^ 
 
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 89. GERRY (ELBRIDGE). Life of Elbridge Gerry; 
 with Contemporary Letters to the Close of the American ^^ 
 Revolution. By James T. Austin. Portrait (foxed). % 
 vols. 8vo, half morocco. Bost. 1838 
 
 With the Book-label and autograph of Fernando Wood. 
 
 90. GIBBES (R. W., Editor). Documentary History of 
 the American Revolution, consisting of Letters and Papers 
 (in possession of the Editor) relating to the contest, chiefly 
 in South Carolina, 1764-1783. 3 vols. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Columbia, S. C, (and) N. Y. 1853-57 j. 
 
 91. Another edition. Svo, cloth (title foxed). 6.*^ L/&Cc*.--*/«?^ 
 
 N. Y. 1855 , X^sT 
 
 92. G[ILMAN] (A[RTHUR],Editor). The Cambridge of 
 1776 ; with which is incorporated The Diary of Dokothy 
 Dudley, now first publish'd, with an Historical Sketch. 
 Many References to the Renowned University, etc. Done 
 by divers Eminent Hands. Map and 16 illusts. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Cambridge, 1876 
 
 93. GORDON (REV. WM.) History of the Rise, Prog- 
 ress and Establishment of the Independence of the United 
 States of America; including an Account of the late War, 
 and of the Thirteen Colonies from their Origin to that 
 Period. Folding maps and plans. 4 vols, half morocco, 
 extra gilt backs and tops, uncut, bound by Pavp^son & 
 Nicholson. Lond. 1788 
 
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 author resided in America from 1770 to 1786, and much of the 
 work was written on the spot. In addition to the public 
 records to which the author had access, Washington, Gates, 
 Greene, Lincoln and Thos. H. Williams allowed him a liberal 
 use of their papers. 
 
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 95. [GRAYDON (AI,EXANDER).J Memoir of a Life 
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 ^^ 12mo, half morocco, gilt bands (378 pages and page of 
 
 ' V, ' "Errata"). Harrisburgh, 1811 
 
 ' Rare. Includes the author's personal narratives of some of 
 
 \ the most eventful campaigns of the Revolutionary w-ar, with 
 
 severe strictures on the conduct of General Lee. 
 
 96. GREENE (ALBERT G.) Recollections of the " Jer- 
 sey " Prison-Ship, from original MSS. of Captain Thomas 
 Dring, one of the Prisoners. Edited by H. B. Dawson. 
 Portrait, facsimile map and other illusts. from sketches made 
 by Captain Dring. 4to, half levant morocco, gilt top, 
 
 ^ ■ • uncut. Morrisania, N. Y. : [Privately Printed], 1865 
 
 Large Paper Copy. No. 5 of only 50 copies so printed, the 
 whole edition being limited to 150 copies. 
 
 97. GREENE (MAJOR-GEN. NATHANAEL). Life of 
 AT Nathaniel Greene, Major-General in the Army of the Rev- 
 ~ olution; by GEORGE Washington Greene. Portrait and 
 
 map. 3 vols. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1867-71 
 
 98. HALE (CAPT. NATHAN). Life of Captain Nathan 
 Hale, the Martyr-Spy of the American Revolution, by I. 
 W. Stuart. 7 tinted plates and other illusts. Post 8vo, half 
 morocco, gilt back. Hartford, 1856 
 
 99. Nathan Hale, a Poem delivered before the 
 
 Alumni Association of Columbia College, by John Mac- 
 Mullen. 8vo, paper (31 pp.). N. Y. 1859 
 
 100. Biography and Memorial of Nathan Hale; by 
 
 Henry P. Johnston. 22 plates, views, facsimiles of auto- 
 graph letters, plans, &c. Royal 8vo, cloth, gilt top, uncut. 
 
 N. Y. : Privately Printed, 1901 
 Only a limited number of copies privately printed at the 
 De Vinne Press. 
 
 101. HALL (H.) Year Book of the Societies .composed 
 /^ of Descendants of Men of the Revolution. Woodcuts. 
 
 \ Royal 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1890 
 
 * 103. HALL (CAPTAIN J., of Gen. Hoive's Regiment). 
 
 ' \- ^4)^ " History of the Civil War in America ; Vol. I. {all published) : 
 
 N - comprehending the campaigns of 1775, 1776 and 1777. 8vo, 
 
 original boards, uncut. Lond. 1780 
 
 Very rare, especially in this fine original state. 
 
 103. HAVEN (C. C.) Thirty Days in New Jersey Ninety 
 
 ^•^A Years Ago: New Facts in connection with Washington and 
 
 ■ •• ■• »»^ his Army in 1776 and 1777. 8vo, roan. Trenton, 1867 
 
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 and W. A. Graham. Illustrations by Darley and Loss- / — ' 
 ING, facsimiles, etc. Post 8vo, cloth. Raleigh, N. C, 1853 
 
 105. HEATH (MAJOR-GEN. W.) Memoirs of Major- 
 General Heath, containing Anecdotes, Details of Skir- 
 mishes, Battles, and other Military Events during the Amer- / V 7^^ 
 ican War ; written by Himself . 8vo, full crushed levant / 
 morocco extra, gilt back, gilt borders of gold on sides / 
 
 with corner ornaments, gilt tops, rough fore edges, by W. 
 
 a. Smith. 
 
 Bost. : Printed by I. Thomas and E. Andrews, 1798 
 Choice copy. Extremely rare, especially in this state. 
 
 106. HEITMAN (F. B.) Historical Register of the OfB- ^ 
 cers of the Continental Army during the War of the Revo- /. i-^ 
 Itition, April, 1775, to December, 1783. (Alphabetically ; 
 arranged.) Royal 8vo, cloth, 533 pages. Wash. 1893 
 
 107. Anothee COPT in royal 8vo. Publisher's 
 
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 108. HENRY (J. J.) An Accurate and Interesting Ac- 
 count of the Hardships and Sufferings of that Band of 
 Heroes who traversed the Wilderness in the Campaign 
 
 against Quebec in 1775. ]2mo, half morocco, gilt bands J" J^%P 
 (with the slip of copyright entry pasted on verso of title). ^ 
 
 Lancaster: W. Greer, 1813 
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 pedition, written in a very graphic manner, with explanatory 
 notes. A memoir of Judge Henry by his daughter is pre- 
 fixed. 
 
 109. HERBERT (CHARLES). A Relic of the Revolu- 
 tion, containing a full Account of the Sufferings and Pri- 
 vations of the American Prisoners at Plymouth, England, 
 1776-1779 ; also an Account of the Cruises of the Squadron 
 under Com. Paul Jones. 13mo, cloth. Bost. 1847 
 
 Charles Herbert, of Newburyport, Mass., was captured by 
 the British in Dec, 1776, and afterwards served in the U. S. 
 Frigate " Alliance," 1779-80. Small blank corner of title and 
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 Records, etc., of the part sustained by Connecticut during 
 the War of the Revolution. With copious Notes, Index, 
 etc. Portraits. Thick 8vo, cloth. Hartford, 1843 
 
 111. HISTORY OF THE WAR between Great Britain 
 and her Colonies, in which the Origin, Progress and Opera- 
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 the close of the campaign of 1776 (torn but perfect). 3 vols. 
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 Dublin, 1779-85 
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 found with sets. 
 
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 112. HULL (GENERAL WILLIAM). Revolutionary 
 Services and Civil Life of General William Hull. Edited 
 from his MSS. by his Daughter, with the History of the 
 Campaign of 1812 and the Surrender of the Post of Detroit, 
 by his Grandson. 8vo, cloth (name written on title-page). 
 
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 113. HUTCHINSON (THOMAS). Speeches of His Ex- 
 . cellency Governor Hutchinson to the General Assembly 
 
 (sJht-s ^^ Massachusetts-Bay, on the sixth of January, 1773. With 
 ^^^ the Answers of His Majesty's Council and the House of 
 Representatives respectively. 8vo, half morocco (blank 
 lower edge of title skillfully repaired), 126 pages. 
 
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 Lieut. -Governor Oliver, etc. Printed at Boston, with the 
 Assembly's Address, Proceedings of the Lords Committee 
 
 J < fm of Council and the Substance of Mr. Wedderburn's Speech. 
 I • Z-<*' Second edn. [With] the Report of the Lords Committee 
 to His Majesty in Council. 8vo, half morocco, 142 pages. 
 
 Lond. : J. Wilkie, 1774 
 This edition was published with remarks in defense of Gov. 
 Hutchinson by his friend Israel Mandit. "With the half-title 
 frequently lacking. 
 
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 116. Representations of Governor Hutchinson and 
 
 others to the General Assembly of Massachusetts-Bay, con- 
 "j . ' tained in certain letters transmitted to England, and after- 
 . O© wards laid before the General Assembly of the Massachu- 
 setts-Bay. Together with the Resolves of the two Houses 
 therein. 8vo, half morocco, 94 pageg. 
 
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 116. JAY (JOHN). The Battle of Harlem Plains. Ora- 
 tion before The New York Historical Society. [With the 
 Society's] Commemoration of [that battle]. Royal 8vo, 
 half morocco, gilt bands. N. Y. 1876 
 
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 117. JOHNSTON (HENRY P.) The Campaign of 1776 
 
 around New York and Brooklyn, including a new and circum- 
 
 2 7^ stantial Account of the Battle of Long Island and the Loss 
 
 of New York, with a Review of Events to the close of the 
 
 War. 6 military maps and plans, including the large map 
 
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 JOHNSTON (HENRY P.). 
 of Manhattan Island, and i portraits of Colonels Lasher, 
 Hand, Olover, and Huntington of Washington's army. 
 Royal 8vo, cloth. Brooklyn, 1878 
 
 From the third volume of the Memoir of the Long Island 
 Historical Society. The first 300 pages of this valuable work 
 it devoted to the Campaign, followed by Documents and a 
 General Index (209 pages). The portraits of Colonels Lasher 
 and Hand are here published for the first time. 
 
 118. The Yorktown Campaign and the Surrender of 
 
 Cornwallis, 1781. Portraits, military plans and other illusts. 
 Royal 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1881 
 
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 119. JOHNSON (JOSEPH). Traditions and Reminis- 
 cences, chiefly of the American Revolution in the South, / 
 including Biographical Sketches, Incidents and Anecdotes, {£) 0-o 
 particularly of Residents in the Upper Country. 8vo, 
 
 cloth. Charleston, S. C, 1851 
 
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 which is so difiQcult to procure in any condition." — Sabin's , ; 
 
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 120. JONES (ALEX'R). The Cymry of '76, or Welsh- 
 men and their Descendants of the American Revolution. t. "7 r- 
 With an Appendix, containing Notes, Sketches and Nomen- •^ ' / 
 clature of the Cymbri. Extra.-illustratbd by the inser- 
 tion of S views and SI 'portraits on copper and on steel, inlaid 
 
 to size when necessary. 8vo, half morocco, gilt back and 
 top, uncut, by W. R. Smith. N.Y. 1855 
 
 The Baskill copy, with autograph. 
 
 121. JONES (CHARLES C— Editor). The Siege of 
 Savannah in 1779, as described in two Contemporary Jour- ^ 
 nals of French Officers in the Fleet of Count D'Estaing. " d-<b," 
 Transl. from the French, with Introduction, etc. Large 
 
 folding facsimile plan of the siege. 4to, cloth. 
 
 Albany: Munsell, 1874 
 Large Paper copy. Only a few copies so issued. 
 
 122. JONES (GEORGE— Tragedian), Oration on the Na- 
 tional Independence, Richmond, Va., July 4, 1840, Rich- 
 mond, 1840; Revolutionary Reminiscences of Camden 
 County, N. J. , Camden, 1876 ; The Continental Army at J^ 
 the Crossing of the Delaware River on Christmas Night, 
 
 1776, by W. S. Stryker, Trenton, 1896; Ethan Allen's >» 
 
 narrative of the Capture of Ticonderoga, and of his Cap- 
 tivity and Treatment by the British, Burlington, 1849 ; etc. 
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 ties of Love and War; including a Genuine Description of 
 the Engagement between H. M. Ships "Serapis" and 
 "Countess of Scarborough" and the Enemy's Squadron 
 under PaulJones. 8vo, half calf (title spotted). Lond.1780 
 Eare. In same volume is : The Congress of Beasts for Nego- 
 ciating a Peace between the Fox afid the Ass wearing a Lion's 
 Skin (a Poetical Satire in favor of a Force) ; with the curious 
 folding plate, 1V48 ; Memoirs of Sir Simeon Simple, Member for 
 Rottenborough, 1785; etc. 
 
 *\ ^ , 124. Life and Character of Chevalier John Paul 
 
 Jones, a Captain in the Navy of the United States during 
 the Revolutionary War. By J. H. Shbebuene. 8vo, half 
 morocco, gilt bands, 364 pp. Wash. 1825 
 
 Scarce. Two portraits and vignette inserted. This import- 
 ant work is compiled from original MSS., chiefly at Wash- 
 ington. 
 
 _\ 133. The Life, Voyages and Sea Battles of that 
 
 celebrated Pirate, Commodore Paul Jones, still remem- 
 bered by some of the Old Inhabitants of Wapping. Folding 
 Qg^ coLOEBD EEONTispiBCE. 13mo, half le.vant morocco, gilt 
 
 back and top, uncut, original wrappers bound in by Tout. 
 Scarce and curious. Lond. 1839 
 
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 136. Life and Correspondence of John Paul Jones, 
 
 including his Narrative of the Campaign of the Llman, 
 compiled from Original Letters and Manuscripts in the 
 possession of Mrs. Janette Taylor. Portrait engraved on 
 copper hy J. W. Paradise. 8vo, sheep. N.T. 1830 
 
 Scarce. 
 
 Y 137. Memoirs of Rear- Admiral Paul Jones; now 
 
 * first compiled from his Original Journals (Log Books) and 
 
 Correspondence, including an Account of his Services in 
 
 Prince Potemkin, prepared by Himself. 3 vols. 12mo, 
 
 original boards, nncut, with paper labels. Edinburgh, 1830 
 
 Pine copy. Scarce. This is a distinct work from the pre- 
 ceding lot. 
 
 138. The Life of Paul Jones. By A. Slidbll Mac- 
 kenzie. 3 vols. 13mo, cloth (waterstain on corner of title). 
 Entirely distinct from the two preceding lots. Bost. 1 841 
 
 129. JONES (THOMAS). History of New York during 
 ^ V the Revolutionary War, and of the Leading Events in the 
 other Colonies during that Period. Edited, with copious 
 Notes (618 pages), Index, etc., by Edward P. De Lancet. 
 Four portraits and viexvs on steel, and four large folding 
 , maps. 3 vols, thick royal 8vo, three-quarter red levant 
 
 'i-A morocco, gilt backs and top, uncut. 
 
 N.Y.: New York Historical Society, 1879 
 
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 130. JUDSON (L. CARROL). The Sages and Heroes of 
 the American Revolution, including the Signers of the 
 Declaration of Independence. Both parts. Plate of fac- ^.o-o 
 simile autographs, and six fine mezzotint portraits bij Welch. 
 8vo, cloth. Phil. 1853 •• ' 
 
 133. KALB (MAJOR-GEN. JOHN). Life of John Kalb, 
 Major-General in the Revolutionary Army. Edited, with 
 copious Notes, Appendices, etc., by Feedeeick Kapp. Por- . , 
 trait. Royal Svo, cloth. N.Y.: Privately printed, 1870 A / O 
 
 133. KIDDER (FREDERICK). History of the First 
 
 New Hampshire Regiment in the War of the Revolution. , 
 
 8vo, cloth. Albany: Munsell, 1868 .?> - 
 
 Only 300 copies printed. 
 
 134. KNOX (GEN. HENRY). Life and Correspondence 
 
 of Henry Knox, Major-General in the American Revolu- '• *-0 
 tionary Army. By Feancis S. Deake. Portrait, etc. Royal 
 •8vo, cloth. Bost. 1873 
 
 135. KOSCTUSZKO (THADDEUS). Memoirs of Kos- ' '' 
 ciuszko, Poland's Hero and Patriot, and an OflBicer in the 
 American Revolutionary Army. By A. W. W. Evans. », _ 
 Printed in red and black ivithin colored borders, with an. ^.y ^ 
 illuminated title-page, map, portraits of Kosciuszko in 1783 
 
 and 1797, 3 portraits of Washington, portraits of Gen. A. W. 
 White and of Mrs. Gen. White, and 6 other views, portraits, 
 etc. Square thick 8vo, cloth. 
 
 N.Y.: For private distribution only, 1883 
 
 136. LADY'S MAGAZINE for 1774. Engravings on J yj- 
 copper after designs by Wale, etc. Svo, calf (lacks one ***'^ 
 plate and several leaves). Lond. 1775 
 
 Includes contemporary Accounts of the Boston Tea Riots, 
 Gen. Gage's Address, Gage's Proclamation, etc. 
 
 137. LAFAYETTE (MARQUIS DE). Historical Sketches 
 illustrative of the Life of M. de Lafayette, and the leading ^ 
 Events of the American Revolution. By An American. 
 13mo, paper, uncut, 237 pp. Scarce. N. Y. 1834 
 
 138. Life of the Marquis de La Fayette, Major-Gen- ^ ^^ 
 
 eral in the American Army of the Revolution. By Robert 
 Wale, Jk. Portrait and view of the attach on York-Toiun. / 
 Svo, half levant morocco, gilt back and top, uncut. / * O-o 
 
 Phil. 1S35 
 
 139 Complete History of the Marquis de Lafayette, 
 
 Major-General in the United States Army during the War - i - 
 
 of the Revolution, with an Account of his Tour through the /. ay^ 
 United States, 1834-35. By An Ofdcer in ^e late War 
 Post Svo, cloth. Hartford, 1850 
 
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 140. The Marquis de Lafayette in the American 
 
 , , Revolution, with some Account of the Attitude of France 
 
 J r~ toward the War of Independence. By Charlemagne 
 
 /» V C? Tower. Portrait and 10 facsimiles of military maps and 
 
 plans, chiefly from contemporary drawings. 2 vols, royal 
 
 > ' ■ 8vo. Phil. 1895 
 
 141. LAMB (R.) An Original and Authentic Journal of 
 Occurrences during the late American War, from its com- 
 mencement to 1783. 8vo, half smooth morocco. Dublin, 1809 
 
 The original narrative is one of the most interesting of the 
 
 ., , war. The author was a sergeant in the Royal Welsh Fusiliers 
 
 . ' ' (33rd Regiment), and was captured at Saratoga with liurgoyne, 
 
 ^/ vfVi ^* later escaped to New York ; he was again taken prisoner at 
 
 ^» ^ V Yorktown, but again escaped to New York. After reaching 
 
 the British lines on his first escape he was received by Major 
 
 Andre, and further on he gives a lengthy account of Andre's 
 
 capture and execution. 
 
 142. LEAKE (ISAAC C.) Memoirs of the Life and Times 
 of General John Lamb, who commanded the Post at West 
 
 / J Point at the time of Arnold 's defection, with his Correspon- 
 
 ' • ioG dence with Washington, Clinton, Patrick Henry, etc. Por- 
 
 trait and military plans. Royal Bvo, cloth. 
 
 Albany: Munsell, 1857 
 
 143. LEE (GElSr. CHARLES). Life of Charles Lee, 
 p' Aid-de-Camp to the King of Poland, etc., and Second in 
 
 , A*- Command in the American Service during the Revolution. 
 " 8vo, half calf, gilt back. Dublin, 1792 
 
 144. Memoirs of Major-General Lee, Second in Com- 
 mand to General Washington during the Revolution. 12mo, 
 X, XtJ- half calf. N. Y. 1813 
 
 ' Scarce. Includes Lee's Military and Political Essays, etc. 
 
 145. Sketch of the Olden Time; or, General Lee's 
 
 Farewell Dinner at New York. Founded on Fact: being 
 the First of a Series of Revolutionary Tales, by An Anti- 
 quary. 8vo, paper covers. 
 
 N. Y. (Sleight & George, printers, Jamaica, L. I.), 1829 
 Scarce. With the slip of " errata. " 
 
 146. LEE (LT. -COL. HENRY). Memoirs of the War in 
 the Southern Department of the United States. Portrait of 
 
 J g Cormvallis by Ediuin. 2 vols. 8vo, calf (lacks one portrait 
 
 '' ^^^ » and title to first vol. ; text and portrait foxed). Phil. 1812 
 
 147. LEXINGTON (BATTLE OP). Proceedings at the 
 '> ' i\' Centennial Celebration of the Battle of Lexington, April 19, 
 
 1875 (containing Lexington, 1775, a Poem by j'g. Whittier ; 
 /^ Oration by R. H. Dana, Jun. ; etc.), with an Historical Ap- 
 
 # v€) pendix. Illusts. Imp. 8vo, paper covers. Lexington, 1875 
 
 Sold with the above is a Collection of Souvenirs— Pro- 
 grammes, menu, etc.— issued in connection with the Celebra- 
 , f^ \ tion, including Illustrated Souvenir (with Whittier's Lexing- 
 
 ^^ "V ton), edited by E.' G. Porter. Royal 8vo. Lexington, 1875. 
 
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 . 148. LIPPARD (GEORGE). Washington and his .^ 
 
 Generals; or, Legends of the Revolution. 8vo, cloth. , ^ O 
 
 Phil. 1847 
 
 149. LOSSING (BENSON J.) Pictorial Field Book of 
 the Revolution. Colored and tinted fronts., vignette titles 
 and several hundred illusts. 07i wood. 'Z vols, royal 8vo, half 
 calf. N. Y. 1851 
 
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 150. MACAULAY (CATHARINE). An Address to the 
 People of England, Scotland and Ireland on the present 
 important Crisis of Affairs. Original Issue of the First ^ O' o 
 EDN. 8vo, half morocco. Bath: R. Crutwell, 1775 ' 
 
 This celebrated address relates to the causes of the American , 
 
 Revolution, and is considered "a masterly piece of reasoning 
 and municipal information." 
 
 151. [MACPHERSON (JAMES).] The Rights of Great 
 Britain asserted against the Claims of America, an Answer /. /O 
 to the Declaration of the General Congress. Bvo, unbound, 
 
 UNCUT. Scarce. Lond. 1776 J 
 
 152. MARKHAM (ADMIRAL JOHN). A Naval Career 
 during the Old War: being a Narrative of the Life of Admi- 
 ral John Markham. Maps. Bvo, cloth. Lond. 1883 
 
 153. MARION (GEN. FRANCIS). Life of Gen. Francis 
 Marion, a Celebrated Partisan Officer in the Revolutionary 
 
 War against British and Tories in South Carolina and Geor- , _ 
 gia. By Brig. -Gen. P. Harry, of Marion's Brigade, and /• y C 
 M. L. Weems. Illusts. from Dr. Andersen's plates. 13mo, 
 sheets. Phil. 1841 
 
 154. Another edn. Post 8vo, cloth. Phil. 1863 
 
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 155. [MANDUIT (I.)] Remarks upon Gen. Howe's Ac- 
 count of his Proceedings on Long Island in the Extraordi- V O 
 nary Gazette of October 10, 1776 ; [with] a Reprint of the 
 Gazette. 8vo, half calf, gilt back. Lond. 1778 ' 
 
 Fine copy of the First Edition. 
 
 156. MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF WAR, Mch. 14- 
 Aug. 7, 1777; Col. Atlee's Journal of the Battle of Long / > 
 Island; (etc.). Map. 8vo, half morocco. (Penn. Archives. /' "^ O 
 Second Series. Vol. L) Harrisburg, 1876 ^ 
 
 157. MOORE (F.) The Diary of the Revolution from 
 1775 to 1781, as described by American, British and Tory 
 Contemporaries in their Journals, Correspondence, etc. 
 
 IS portraits on steel of Washington and his generals {Andrd, . .. 
 etc.), and ^ contemporary views, on steel, of New York, Bos- / >- 
 
 ton, Quebec, and Charleston. Thick royal 8vo, cloth. > *? O 
 ' ^ Hartford, 1876 
 
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 168. MOORE (DR. GEORGE H.) "Mr. Lee's Plan, 
 March 39, 1777 ": the Treason of Charles Lee, Major-Gen- 
 eral Second in Command in the American Army. S folding 
 facsimiles, and extra-illustrated hy the insertion of a 
 view of Christ Church, Philadelphia (proof), and 19 
 additional portraits, including Washington, Gates, Greene 
 k (proof), rare portrait of Arnold hy B. Heeding, several 
 
 portraits of Lee, etc. Royal 8vo, half morocco, panelled gilt 
 back and top, uncut. N. Y. 1860 
 
 159. MORRIS (GOUVERNEUR). Life; with Selections 
 r/ from his Correspondence and other Papers, detailing Events 
 
 Q,f~ in the American Revolution, etc. By Jared Sparks. Por- 
 
 ^ trait. 3 vols. 8vo, half calf. Bost. 1833 
 
 From the Remsen Library, with the arms of Simeon H. 
 ^ Remsen in gold on sides. 
 
 160. MORRIS (MARGARET). Private Journal kept dur- 
 ing a Portion of the Revolutionary War, by Margaret Mor- 
 
 ^ £y.) ris, of Burlington, N. J. Edited, with Introduction, by J. J. 
 
 Smith, Jr. 4to, half morocco, gilt top, uncut. 
 
 Phil. : Privately printed, 1836 
 . Bare. Only 50 copies printed. 
 
 161. MORSE (J.) Annals of the American Revolu- 
 tion, with Numerous Documents and Anecdotes; also An 
 Account of Some of the Principal Indian Wars, and Biog- 
 
 £/ |-r. raphies of American Revolutionary Officers. Copper-plates 
 
 ' • ^ T • engraved hy Balch and Bassett, including The Capture op 
 
 Andre. 8vo, sheep. Hartford, 1834 
 
 163. MORSE (J.) American Geography: a View of 
 *p> O • » the Present Situation of the United States ; with a Concise 
 ' ^O History of the War. 2 large maps. 8vo, half calf. 
 
 Lond. 1793 
 
 163. MUZZEY (A. B.) Reminiscences and Memorials 
 . of Men of the Revolution and their Families. Portraits 
 
 71 f— and other tllusts., including early views and plans. 8vo, 
 ^ ^ cloth. Bost. 1883 
 
 164. NARRATIVE of the Adventures of an American 
 Naval Officer who Served during Part of the American 
 
 ^ ^ Revolution under Com. John Paul Jones. [Written by Him- 
 
 2^,1^ self.] 13mo, half calf. N. Y. : Printed for the Author, 1806 
 
 / i Rare. Includes the author's services and adventures, both in 
 
 ' ■. ' the American navy and as a privateer, from 1778 to end of the 
 
 » war. 
 
 165. NEILSON (CHARLES). An Original and Corrected 
 / V,*- Account of Burgoyne's Campaign, and the Battles of 
 
 ■^ Bemis's Heights, Sept. 19 and Oct. 7, 1777. 13mo, cloth 
 ■" (lacks map; corner of several leaves water-stained). 
 
 Albany: Munsell, 1844 
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 166. O'CALLAGHAN (E. B.— Editor). Orderly Book 
 of Lieut. -Gen. John Burgoyne, from his Entry into the 
 State of New York until his Surrender at Saratoga, 16 Octo- 
 ber, 1777. Edited, with Introduction and Index, from the 
 Original MS. Facsimile Tnilitary map, portraits of Bur- 
 goyne, Baron Biedesel, Schuyler, and Harriet Ackland; 
 also medals of Burgoyne's and Cornwallis^s Surrender. 
 Small 4to, half red morocco, gilt bands and top, uncut. 
 
 Albany : Munsell's Historical Series, 1860 
 200 copies printed. 
 
 167. ONDERDONK (HENRY). Revolutionary Incidents 
 of Suffolk and King's Counties; with an Account of the 
 Battle of Long Island, and of the British Prisons and Prison- j 
 ships at New York. Post 8vo, cloth (poor binding). ^-71:5 
 
 N. Y. 1849 / 
 
 Presentation copy to James Strong, with the author's 
 
 AUTOGRAPH INSCRIPTION. 
 
 168. ORDERLY BOOK of the Northern Army at Ticon- 
 deroga and Mt. Independence from Oct. 17, 1776, to Jan'y 
 8th, 1777 ; with Biographical and Explanatory Notes, and r' 
 
 an Appendix. Portrait of General Gates by H. B. Hall, from W » O^O 
 a pencil drawing by Col. J. Trumbull, and folding facsimile 
 map. 4to, half red morocco, gilt bands, gilt top, uncut. 
 
 Albany: Munsell's Historical Series, 1859 ''' 
 
 Only 130 copies printed. 
 
 169. ORDRONAUX (J.), Eulogy on the Life and Char- 
 acter of Zachariah Greene, a Patriot of the Revolution, New 
 
 York, 1859, presentation copy from the author to Prof. O. P. /. o-O . 
 Hubbard ; Major-General Philip Schuyler and the Burgoyne > » 
 
 Campaign of 1777, by Gen. John Watts de Peyster, New 
 York, 1877; Memoir of Captain Nathan Hale, New Haven, 
 1844. 3 pamphlets, paper. 
 
 170. PENNSYLVANIA IN THE WAR OF THE REVO- 
 LUTION; Battalions and Line, 1775-1783. Edited by J. B. 
 
 Linn and W. E. Egle. Military maps, facsimiles, S colored '• 7yi'~' 
 plates and 20 fine portraits. 2 vols. 8vo, half morocco. / 
 (Penn. Archives, Vols. 10-11.) Harrisburg, 1880 
 
 171. Associated Battalions and Militia, 1775-1783. y 
 
 Edited by W. H. Egle. Military plans, tinted view, 2 col- • /^T 
 nred plates, and 12 fine portraits. 2 vols. 8vo, half morocco. / 
 
 (Penn. Archives. Vols. 18-14.) Harrisburg, 1887-88 
 
 173 [PENSION LIST.] Census of Pensioners for Revo- 5 ^^ 
 lutionary or Military Services; with their Names, Ages, ** 
 
 Places of Residences, etc. 4to, boards. Wash. 1841 
 
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 173. [PRISONERS OF WAR.] Affidavits and Docu- 
 ments relating to the Burial in tlie northern part of Trinity 
 Church Yard of American Prisoners of War who died in 
 New York during the Revolution; Evacuation Day, 1783, 
 with Recollections of Capt. J. Van Arsdale, by James 
 RiKER, x>^n. 2 pamphlets, paper covers. N. Y. 1855-83 
 
 See also Bushnell in this division. 
 
 174. PONTGIBAUD (CHEVALIER DE). A French 
 Volunteer of the War of Independence (The Chevalier de 
 Pontgibaud). Transl. and edited by R. B. Douglas. Portrait. 
 Post 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1897 
 
 175. POTTER (ISRAEL R ) Life and Remarkable Ad- 
 ventures of Israel R. Potter (a native of Cranston, Rhode 
 Island), who was a Soldier in the American Revolution and 
 
 t J took a distinguished part in the Battle of Buuker Hill (in 
 
 •^ which he received three wounds), after which he was taken 
 
 prisoner and conveyed to England, etc. Curious woodcut 
 
 portrait. 13mo, cloth. Providence, 1834 
 
 Scarce. The author being unable to return to America at 
 
 the close of the war, supported himself for thirty years in 
 
 London by crying " Old chairs to mend," and finally reached 
 
 . ,j I America in lb23. 
 
 176. PUTNAM (GENERAL ISRAEL). Memoirs of the 
 ^ Life, Adventures and Military Exploits of Israel Putnam, 
 
 «J ,(y ^ Major- General in the American Revolutionary Army. Por- 
 
 trait on title. 13mo, full crimson levant morocco, gilt back, 
 gilt borders on sides, gilt edges, by Matthews. 
 
 Very rare. Fine copy. N. Y. : E. Duyckinck, 1815 
 
 •., 177. RAMSAY (DA\' ID). History of the Revolution of 
 
 *f^*S^ South Carolina. !i vols. 8vo, calf. 
 / Trenton : Printed by Isaac Collins, 1785 
 
 178. History of the American Revolution. Portiaii 
 
 of Washington engraved by Kneass of Philadelphia. 2 vols. 
 
 ;.'\ > V 8vo, calf (portrait water-stained, not quite uniform in bind- 
 i)-tj ing). Lexington, Ky. : Printed by Downing & Phillips, 1815 
 
 Scarce. 
 
 179. REED (W. B.) Life of Esther de Berdt, afterwards 
 Esther Reed, of Pennsylvania, 1747-80. Post 8vo, cloth. 
 
 .«. ;: Phil. : Privately printed, 1853 
 
 if Scarce. Consists ohieily of the letters written between the 
 
 D© years 1774 and 1780 by Mrs. Esther Reed, dated from Boston, 
 
 Philadelphia, etc., and of letters written by her husband 
 
 Joseph Reed, secretary to Washington, etc. 
 
 180. ROBERTS (JAMES A.) New York in the Revolu- 
 tion as Colony and State; [with] a General Index of 255 
 pages), 4to, cloth. Portraits, map and numerous facsimiles. 
 Royal 4to, cloth. Albany, 1898 
 
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 181. ROGERS (T. J.) New American Biographical Dic- 
 tionary; or, Remembrances of the Departed Heroes, Sages ey^ 
 and Statesmen of America who distinguished themselves in / ^r^ 
 either capacity in the Revolutionary War. Second edn. , /' 
 with Additions. Compiled by J. T. Rogers. 12mo, original 
 calf binding. Easton (Penn.), 1823 
 
 Scarce. With autograph incription, "To Dr. Hosaok from 
 De Witt Clinton." 
 
 183. RICHMOND (J. W.) Rhode Island Repudiation; or, 
 The History of the Revolutionary Debt of Rhode Island. / /'-) 
 
 8vo, cloth (inkstain on edge of title). Providence, 1855 ' ^^ 
 
 183. RUTTENBER (E M.— Editor). Obstructions to 
 the Navigation of the Hudson River, being the Minutes of 
 the Secret Committee appointed by the Provincial Conven- 
 tion of New York, July 16, 1776, and other original Doeu- -^^^ 
 ments. With Papers relating to the Beacons. Facsimile A — 
 plan ito, half red morocco, gilt bands, gilt tops, uncut. 
 
 Albany: Munsell's Historical Series, 1760 
 135 copies printed. 
 
 184. SABINE (LORENZO) Biographical Sketches of 
 
 the Loyalists of the American Revolution, alphabetically y 
 arranged. With an Historical Essay. Complete in 1 vol. ^, ^^'^ 
 Thick 8vo, cloth (library stamp on title and next leaf). 
 
 Bost. 1847 
 
 185. SAFFELL(W. T. R.) Records of the Revolutionary , . 
 War, containing the Correspondence of Distinguished Oifi- f O^ 
 cers. Lists of Prisoners of War, Names of Officers and Pri- 
 vates of American Regiments, etc. 8vo, cloth. N.Y. 1858 
 
 186. Another copy. ^ 3^" 
 
 187. ST. CLAIR PAPERS (The). The Life and Public 
 Services of Major-Geueral Arthur St Clair, Soldier of the 
 Revolutionary War, President of the Continental Congress 
 
 and Governor of the North- Western Territory. With his / V /"- 
 Correspondence and other Papers. By W. H. Smith. Two ' ' /^ 
 portraits and plan of Ticonderoga. 3 vols. 8vo, cloth. ' 
 
 Cinn. 1883 
 
 188. SALTER (EDWIN) and BEEKMAN (GEORGE C ) 
 Old Times in Old Monmouth : Historical Reminiscences of 
 
 Old Monmouth County, New Jersey; with the History of 2 ^lf[) 
 the Battle op Monmouth (and) a full Index of names. 
 Square royal 8vo, cloth. Freehold (N. J.), 1887 
 
 No. 37 of only 100 copies printed. 
 
 189. [SANDERSON (JOHN).] Biography of the Signers 
 of the Declaration of Independence. Vignette titles and 
 portraits. 9 vols. 8vo, fine sound set in the original boards, y^ r^ 
 uncut, paper labels as issued. (Portraits somewhat foxed, as . 
 usual.) Phil. 1823-24 
 
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 190. SARGENT (WINTHROP— Editor). The Loyal 
 Verses of Joseph Stansbury and Doctor Jonathan Odell 
 
 O-o relating to the American Revolution ; now first edited. 4to, 
 half red morocco, gilt bands, gilt tops, uncut. 
 
 Albany : Munsell's Historical Series, 1860 
 150 copies printed. 
 
 191. SCULL (G. D.— Editor). Memoir and Letters of 
 Capt. W. Glanville Evelyn of the 4th Regiment, "King's 
 Own," (relative to his services in) North America, 1774- 
 1776 (including the battles of Lexington, Bunker Hill, Long 
 Island, etc.). 8 autograph portraits of Capt. Evelyn, 
 Generals Charles Lee and Prescott, Col. Har court {who 
 captured Lee), Mrs. Boscawen, etc. Square 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Oxford : Printed for private circulation only, 1879 
 
 Scarce. No. 11 of only 250 copies privately printed. Very 
 
 INTERESTING COPY, having important atjtogeaph additions 
 
 AND OORHECTIONS by W. J. Evelyn of Warton (the author's 
 
 Grand-Nephew), whose autograph inscription is on fly-leaf. 
 
 195i. SEVENTY-SIX SOCIETY Papers in Relation to the 
 Case of Silas Deane. Now first published from the Original 
 Manuscripts. Royal 8vo, cloth. 
 • Phil. : Printed for the Society, 1855 
 
 193. SIMCOE'S MILITARY JOURNAL. A History of 
 the Operations of a Partisan Corps called the Queen's 
 Rangers, commanded by Lieut. -Col. J. 6. Simcoe. Now 
 
 ^w> first published, with a Memoir of the Author and other 
 
 additions. 10 military plans. 8vo, original boards. 
 
 N. Y. 1847 
 ^ Scarce. Comprises the Operations of the Regiment from 
 
 the end of 1777 to the close of the War. 
 
 194. SMITH (J. J.) AND WATSON (JOHN F.) American 
 Historical and Literary Curiosities ; consisting of facsimiles 
 of Original Documents relating to the events of the Revolu- 
 tion, with a variety of Reliques, Antiquities and Autographs. 
 69 plates of facsimiles of rare portraits, autographs printed 
 and MS. documents, title-pages, etc. etc. Royal 4to, cloth. 
 
 Phil. 1861 
 
 195. SPEECHES of the Governors of Massachusetts from 
 1765 to 1775 . . . and other Public Papers relating to the 
 
 » OO Dispute which led to the Independence of the United States. 
 8vo, calf. Bost. 1818 
 
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 196. STARK (C.) Memoir and Official Correspondence of 
 
 General John Stark, with Notices of several other Offi- 
 
 j ^5^ cers of the Revolution, and a Biography of Capt. Phineas 
 
 " Stevens and of Col. Robert Rogers, with his services 
 
 V , during the (French and Indian War). Portrait. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Concord, 1860 
 
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 197. STEDMAN (C.) History of the Origin, Progress 
 and Termination of the American War. 2 vols. 8vo, calf. 
 <No plates.) Dublin, 1794 
 
 With Autograph signature of Philip Schuyler on first 
 leaf of Vol. 3. Stedman was a British Officer who served under 
 Howe, Clinton and Cornwallis. 
 
 198. STEUBEN (MAJOR-GENERAL F. W. von). Life 
 
 by F. Kapp. Transl., with an Introduction, by George / Q 
 
 Bancroft. Portrait. Stout Svo, cloth (name written on / ,7^ 
 title). N. Y. 1859 / 
 
 199. STEVENS (J. A.) Report of the Joint Committee 
 on the Celebration of the Evacuation of New York by the 
 
 British, November 26th, 1883. With an Historical Intro- , , 
 
 duetion by John Austin Stevens. Front. t 4^0 
 
 N. Y. : (Privately printed), 1885 
 
 Presentation copy from Mr. Stevens to John J. Knox, with 
 autograph inscription. 
 
 200. STILES (EZRA). The United States elevated to 
 Glory and Honour, a Sermon preached before Governor 
 Jonathan Trumbull and the General Assembly of the State 
 
 of Connecticut, at Hartford, May 8, 1783. Small 8vo, half , vTV) 
 roan (172 pages). Worcester, Mass. : Israel Thomas, 1785 
 
 Comprises an Historical Discourse with religious reflections "■' 
 
 on the events of the Revolutionary War and the future of 
 
 America. 
 
 201. STILES (HENRY M.— Editor). Account of the 
 Interment of the Remains of American Patriots who perished 
 
 on board the British Prison Ships during the American . / f~. 
 Revolution; edited with Notes and Appendix (57 pp.). Fac- ^'i ^ 
 simile front. Royal 4to, three-quarter morocco, gilt bands, 
 gilt tops, uncut. N. Y. : Privately printed, 1865 
 
 Large Paper Copy. Only 35 copies printed. Consists of a 
 Reprint of ' ' An Account of the Interment of the Remains of , ^ 
 
 11,500 American seamen, soldiers and citizens (etc.), New York, J ? ■♦ 
 
 1808," with a valuable Appendix of Notes. 
 
 202.. Letters from the Prison Ships of the Revolution ; 
 
 with Notes. 4:to, three-quarter morocco, gilt bands, gilt ^,^rf' 
 top, uncut. N. Y. : Privately printed, 1865 
 
 No 10 of only 35 copies printed on Large Paper. 
 
 203. STIRLING (MAJOR-GEN., EARL OF). Life of 
 William Alexander, Earl of Stirling, Major-General in the 
 Army of the United States during the Revolution. By 
 W. A. Duer. Portrait and plans of the Battles of Long 
 Island, Brandywine, Germantoivn, Monmouth, and Sara- 
 toga. Svo, half calf, gilt back. 
 
 Scarce. N. Y. : N. J. Historical Soc'y, 1847 
 
 204. Another copy. Cloth. Lacks portrait. 
 
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 205. STONE (WILLIAM L.) Life of Joseph Brant— 
 Thayendanega ; including the Border Wars of the Ameri- 
 
 ^ \ , can Revolution and the Campaigns of Generals Harmer, 
 
 n ' St. Clair and Wayne. Vignette title, map, folding plate and 
 
 <1>. •■'-O 5 fine portraits. 3 vols. 8vo, half morocco, panelled gilt 
 
 backs and tops, uncut. N. Y. 1838 
 
 With MS. notes by the author (1 page 8vo), and autograph 
 
 letter to him from Jared Sparks (1)^ p. 8vo). 
 
 206. Memoirs, Journals and Letters of Major- 
 
 General Reidesel during the American Revolution, por- 
 
 ^ . . trait of Reidesel, views of the house where Col. Baum 
 
 died and of the Smith house, 2 vols , 1868; Letters and 
 f~ , Journals relating to the American Revolution and the Cap- 
 
 ^r^>^ ture of the German Troops at Saratoga, by Mrs. General 
 
 Reidesel, portrait and plates (only 200 copies printed), 
 transl. from the German, with Introduction and Notes. To- 
 gether 3 vols. 8vo, cloth (very slight ink-mark on one title- 
 'li <• page). Albany: Munsell, 1867-68 
 
 p ' ' » ■* Scarce. Comprises the most complete and probably the 
 
 most accurate account of Burgoyne's invasion and the Battle 
 of Saratoga. 
 
 207. The Campaign of Lieut. -Gen. John Burgoyne 
 
 - __ [1777], and the Expedition of Lieut.-Col. Barry St. Leger. 
 
 2^,^ O Folding plan, 8 portraits and illusts. in the text. Post 8vo, 
 
 ^ half calf, gilt back. Albany : Munsell, 1877 
 
 '' 1 208. Orderly Book of Sir William Johnson during 
 
 the Oriskany Campaign, 1776-77, conducted by W. L. 
 Stone, with an Historical Introduction by J. Watts de 
 Peyster, and with Some Tracings from the Footprints of the 
 Tories or Loyalists in America by T. B. Meyers. Facsimile 
 m,ap, views of Fort Johnson and Johnson Hall, etc. , 8 por- 
 "O \ '" i'>''^iis o,''^d i facsimiles. Small 4to, half levant morocco, gilt 
 top, uncut (455 pp.). Albany: Munsell's Historical Series,1882 
 
 J i;— 209. Ballads and Poems relating to the Burgoyne 
 
 Campaign. Edited, with Introductions. Fronts, tto, cloth. 
 Albany: Munsell's Historical Series, 1893 
 
 210. STRYKER (GEN. W. S.) Official Register of the 
 / ? V f— Officers and Men of New Jersey in the Revolutionary War. 
 ' ^•^^ Stout 8vo, cloth. Trenton, N. J., 1872 
 
 211. SULLIVAN (W.) The Public Men of the Revolu- 
 tion, including Events from the Peace of 1783 to the Peace 
 
 \^<H) of 1815. Edited by J. T. S. Sullivan. Portrait. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 ' \ Phil. 1847 
 
 212. TALES OF THE REVOLUTION: being Remark- 
 5 able Passages of the History of the War of 1775. With 
 
 • 0^ ^iie and Services of Gen. Anthony Wayne [and of] Gen. 
 
 Francis Marion. By H. N. Moore. 2 vols. l2mo, sheep 
 (broken). N. Y. and Phil. 1835-45 
 
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 213. TALLMADGE (COL. BEN.) Memoirs of Col. Ben- 
 jamin Tallmadge. Written by Himself. Portrait hy 
 Trumbull. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1858 ^ /(j 
 
 The Memoir is confined to the author's services with the 
 American Army from 1776 to the close of the war. 
 
 af4. /iR^ETOli^ {Gm.) Sa/und/r Gar/en ^ y<i 
 
 215. THATCHER (B. B.) Traits of the Tea Party: 
 being a Memoir of George R. T. Hewes, one of the Sur- 
 vivors, with a History of that Transaction, Reminiscences /. ^o 
 of the Boston Massacre and of the Siege, etc. 12mo, 
 
 crimson levant morocco, gilt back and top, uncut, by W. R. 
 
 Smith. N. Y. 1835 ' •. 
 
 216. THATCHER (J.) Military Journal during the 
 American Revolution, from 1775 to 1783, describing Interest- 
 ing Events and Transactions of this period, with numerous «^ ^ 
 Facts and Anecdotes from the Original Manuscript. With 2 , Vi f^ 
 an Appendix containing Biographical Sketches of several 
 
 General Officers. By James Thatcher, M.D., late Surgeon 
 in the American Army. Stout 8vo,' sheep (Library stamp 
 of Thos. F. Devoe on title). Bost. 1823 . ^ 
 
 217. THOMAS (E. S.) Reminiscences of the Last Sixty- 
 five Years, commencing with the Battle of Lexington. 2 
 vols, post 8vo, cloth. Hartford, 1840 
 
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 218. TOWNSEND (JOSEPH). Some Account of the 
 British Army under the Command of General Howe, 
 and of the Battle of Brandywine, Sept 11, 1777, and the 
 Adventures of that day, which came to the knowledge and ' 
 observation of Joseph Townsend, late of Baltimore. With 5 f 0~^ 
 a Notice of the Life of Joseph Townsend, and a Historical 
 
 Sketch of the Battle [by Henry C. Townsend] . Large fac- 
 simile plan of the Battle of Brandywine and two plates. 2 
 vols, royal 8vo, half levant morocco, gilt backs. 
 
 Phil. : [Historical Society of Penn. J, 1846 
 
 219. TRUMBULL (JOHN). Autobiography, Reminis- 
 cences, and Letters of John Trumbull, 1756-1841. ^S por- 
 traits, views, and military maps, with S^. additional 
 PLATES, on copper and steel, inserted, comprising 38 por- 
 
 traits {of Washington, Franklin, by Gautier; Generals y ^^"^ 
 
 Thomas, Qvaj Carleton, Gates, by O'Neill; Finckney, Count l- 
 
 Bumford, by Ridley, etc.); and 16 views {including Davis' 4 
 
 view of Harvard, 1830); also autograph of Trumbull {two 
 
 lines and signatv/re, dated Lebanon, 25 June, 1776), mostly 
 
 inlaid to size when necessary. Stout 8vo, half morocco, gilt • ' • 
 
 back and top, uncut. N. Y. 1841 
 
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 220. WARD (JOHN). Memoir of Lieut. -Colonel Samuel 
 
 /*^ ^ Ward, of the First Rhode Island Regiment, in the Army of 
 
 . — .' the American Revolution. With a Genealogy of the Ward 
 
 Family. 14- fine portraiis and 11 plates inseb-TBD. 4to, cloth. 
 
 ScABCE. ]Sr. Y. : Privately printed, 1875 
 
 221., WARREN, (MAJ[OR-GEN. JOS.EPH)., Full-length 
 ^ A portrait, on copper, by I. Norman, from ' '\The ImparUal His- 
 *^^ toryofthe War,'' Boston, 1781. 8vo. VERY RARE. 
 
 Bost. 1781 
 
 222. WARREN (MRS. MERCY— of Plymouth, Mass.). 
 History of the Rise, Progress, and Termination of the 
 American Revolution. 3 vols. 8vo, calf, gilt backs. 
 
 Bost. 1805 
 
 Rare. This valuable work comprises an historical journal in 
 
 ' ' recording events as they passed " from personal observation 
 
 and from information obtained at the time from officers in the 
 
 American Armies, personal friends of the author. 
 
 223. WASHINGTON (GEORGE). Life and Times of 
 Washington. By J. F. Schroedbr. 80 full-length portraits, 
 historical scenes and views, on steel, by A. Chappel. 2 vols. 
 4to, morocco, gilt edges. N. Y. [1857] 
 
 See also under Washington in general alphabet. 
 
 <y 224. at Valley Forge. With theDuche Correspond- 
 
 ence. 4 PLATES. 12mo, cloth. Phil. [1858] 
 
 225. WEBB (J. WATSON— Editor). Reminiscences of 
 Gen. Samuel B. Webb, of the Revolutionary Army. Por- 
 trait from PRIVATE PLATE. Imp. 8vo, in the original sheets, 
 folded and uncut (412 pages). N. Y. 1882 
 
 Privately printed and published exclusively for family cir- 
 culation. 
 
 Gen. Webb was A.D.C., first to Gen. Israel Putnam, and after- 
 wards to Washington. He was wounded at Bunker Hill and 
 White Plains, and especially distinguished himself at the Battle 
 of Trenton. Gen. Webb was one of the original sixteen found- 
 ers of the Order of the Cincinnati. 
 
 229. VINTON (J. A.— Editor). The Female Review; or, 
 Memoirs of an American Young Lady : [being the] Life of 
 Deborah Sampson, the Female Soldier of the War of the 
 Revolution. Edited, with an Introduction and Notes, from 
 the original edition of Dedham (Mass.), 1797. Plate and a 
 facsimile of the original portrait published by H. Manne, 
 ^ 1797. Small 4to, half morocco, panelled gilt backs, gilt top, 
 
 uncut. Bost. 1866 
 
 Scarce. No. 112 of only 385 copies printed. 
 
 • JC ,, 230. WHEELDON (W. W. ) New History of the Battle 
 
 ■ of Bunker Hill, June 17, 1775, its Purpose, Conduct, and 
 
 * Result, facsimile plan; Siege and Evacuation of Boston and 
 
 Charleston [by the same], map and illusts. 2 vols, royal 
 
 8vo, paper covers. Bost. 1875-76 
 
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 331. WILLIAMS (C. R.) Biography of Revolutionary ^ 
 
 Heroes, coutalning the Life of Brigadier-Gen. Wm. Barton \s,Ci 
 and of Captain Stephen Olney. Front. 12mo, cloth. 
 
 Providence: Published by the Author, 1839 ' 
 
 232. WYATT (T.) Memoirs of Generals, Commodores, 
 
 and other Commanders in the American Army and Navy di,C^ 
 during the Wars of the Revolution and of 1812. 82 ■medallion ' ^^ 
 
 portraits on steel. Imp. 8vo, half calf. Phil. 1848 . ^ 
 
 233. ABDY (E. S.) Journal of a Residence and Tour in '^ 
 the United States, 1833-34. 3 vols. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1835 i / O 
 
 234. ABINGTON (MRS.) Life of Mrs. Abington, Cele- q ' 
 brated Comic Actress, with full Accounts of her Perform- i ' O 
 ances in London and Dublin. Portrait on India Paper, 
 
 after Cosway. Imp. 8vo, vellum boards, uncut. Lond. 1888 * 
 
 ]jARQE Paper issue. 
 
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 235. ACTORS BY DAYLIGHT ; or, Pencillings in the Pit. :■. 
 Being Correct Memoirs of Forty of the Most Celebrated 
 London Performers. Nos. 1-55 {all published). Full- *J ^y^ 
 length portraits on wood. 8vo, half calf (lacks one leaf). / ' 
 
 Lond. [1838-39] 
 
 Interesting copy, with the autograph notes by Thomas H. 
 Hadaway (of the Bowery and Old Broadvsay Theatres), and 
 his autograph statement that he purchased the volume at the ' 
 
 sale of [W. E.] Burton's effects. , 
 
 236. ACTORS BY GASLIGHT; or, " Boz " in the Boxes. \ 
 Complete set. No. 1, April 21, to No. 37, Dec. 29, 1838, . . ^ 
 inclusive. S7 portraits in character, including portraits of /^. O 
 Tyrone Power, Madame Vestris, Helen Faucit, Macready, 
 
 and others. 8vo, panelled calf, gilt back and edges. 
 
 Lond. 1838 
 Published in Penny Weekly Parts. Complete set like the 
 above are very scarce. The Fine Daly Copy. 
 
 237. ACTORS' FUND FAIR, Madison Square Garden, 
 May 2-7, 1892. Souvenir and Ofacial Programme. Con- 
 taining numerous portraits of celebrated actors and actresses, 
 views, etc. 4to, cloth. N. Y. 1892 ^ 
 
 238. Another copy. f ' ® 
 
 239. ADAMS (H.) Summary History of New England 
 from the First Settlement at Plymouth to Acceptance of the 
 
 Federal Constitution, including a General Sketch of the 2. , i- O 
 American War. Stout 8vo, original boards, uncut. ,f . 
 
 Dedham, Mass. : Printed for the Author, 1790 
 Very scarce in this original uncut state. 
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 340. ADAMS (NATHANIEL). Annals of Portsmouth, 
 
 2 4j- , comprising a Period of Two Hundred Years from its First 
 , 'k) O Settlements. With Biographical Sketches. 8vo, half mo- 
 rocco, gilt back and top, TJNCUT. Portsmouth, N. H., 1835 
 Very scarce in this fine uncut state. 
 
 241. ADAMS (W. H. DAVENPORT). Famous Beauties 
 
 Qf^ and Historic Women. A Gallery of Croquis Biographiques. 
 
 ,7*^ 2 vols, post Svo, cloth. Lond. 1865 
 
 / * DuchessdelaVallifire, Nell Gwynne, Countess de Grammont, 
 
 Gabriel d'Estrees, etc. 
 
 /J J - 242. Good Queen Anne, or Men and Manners. Life 
 
 ' y ** and Letters in England's Augustan Age. 2 vols. Svo, cloth. 
 
 / Lond. 1886 
 
 J ipQ ^*^- "^^^ White King, or Charles the First. 2 vols. 
 
 ' • Svo, cloth. Lond. 1889 
 
 ^ . 244. With Poet and Player, Essays on Literature 
 
 /» /vT and the Stage. 12mo, cloth. Lond. 1891 
 
 245. Dictionary of the Drama. Vol. I. : A-G {all 
 
 . / -. yei published). Svo, cloth. * Phil. 1904 
 
 i,^ ^ 246. ADELPHI THEATRE. Collection of YiEWS, PoE- 
 
 TRAiTS of actors and actresses. Autograph Letters, 
 Playbills, Songs with music, etc., illustrating the history 
 of the ./Edblphi (or Strand) Theatre, London. Mounted 
 on heavy royal 4to paper, and bound in one volume, cloth. 
 The collection comprises: 27 jior^raife (including several of 
 John Reeve, Mdlle. Celeste as the Dumb Arab Boy, Fanny 
 Stirling, by Hall, after Day, 1837 ; Miss Woolgar and Paul Bed- 
 ford in Norma, Firman as Dominique, several of Ben Webster, 
 etc., etc.) ; 31 viewa and scenes, including view of Old Adelphi, 
 a number of the New Adelphi, series of 13 scenes from Jack 
 Sheppard, etc., etc.; series of 23 Adelphi playbills, dating from 
 1816 to 1852 (several of special interest), 10 Autograph Letters 
 'J from actors, actresses and dramatic authors, chiefly address to 
 
 1 Ben Webster, 1846-1847; Jack Sheppard, a drama, by J. B. 
 
 BucKSTONE (complete), with scarce frontispiece by Pieece 
 Egan, Jr., from a drawing made during the play; etc., etc. 
 
 ^y ♦ 347. ADVENTURES of a Hackney Coach. 13mo, half 
 
 2 Oxy <^^^f- Lond. 1781 
 
 * This is one of the curious and more or less witty productions 
 
 written in imitation of Sterne's Sentimental Journey. It 
 ^ > includes several anecdotes of Garriok. 
 
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 248. ADVENTURES of a Strolling Player, an Autobiog- 
 raphy. 13mo, boards. Lond., n. d. 
 Owen Fawcett's copy, with his book label and autograph: 
 "Owen Fawcett, May 21, 1877, Toronto, Canada." 
 
 349. AGE NEWSPAPER (THE). The Spirit of the Age 
 
 Newspaper for 1838, containing a Choice Selection of 
 
 ^ Extrordinary Articles, Jeux d'Esprits, Epigrams, Parodies, 
 
 etc., which have appeared in "The Age." Portrait of 
 
 George IV. 12mo, half morocco, gilt back and top, uncut. 
 
 Lond. 1829 
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 250. AIKIN (LUCY). Memoirs of the Court of Queen 
 Elizabeth. Portrait. 3 vols. 8vo, half calf (one title Jq^ 
 slightly torn — portrait a little foxed). Lond. 1818 ' 
 
 251. Memoirs of the Court of Charles I. Portrait. 
 
 2 vols. 8vo, calf, gilt backs. Lond. 1833 . ^ j-> 
 
 252. AINSWORTH (WILLIAM HARRISON). Novels. 
 Complete set. Numerous plates by Geo. Cruikshank and 
 
 Sir John Gilbert. 16 vols. 8vo, publishers' half rox- , *-/<^ 
 burghe binding, gilt tops, uncut. Lond., n. d. 
 
 253. ALDEN (TIMOTHY— Editor). Collection of Amer- 
 ican Epitaphs and Inscriptions, with occasional Notes. 
 Portraits, by Edwin, of Washington, Lawrence, Rush and , 
 Edwards, and vignette by P. Maverick. 5 vols. 12mo, half ^, / C. 
 roan, gilt tops, uncut. N. Y. 1814 
 
 Fine copy of this rare collection. Very rare in this uncut 
 state. 
 
 254. ALDRIDGE (IRA). Memoir of Ira Aldridge, the 
 African Roscius. Portrait as Oth,ello, besides portraits as 
 Aaron and Othello, inserted. 8vo, half light calf, gilt 
 back and top, uncut, by Smith (28 pp.). From the Daly 
 Collection. Lond. [1850] 
 
 Aldrich, the negro tragedian, was highly eulogized by 
 Edmund Kean. In 1867 arrangements were made for him to 
 play in New York, but he died in Poland just one week before 
 the date fixed for sailing. He first appeared as Othello at 
 Covent Garden Theatre, April 10th, 1833. 
 
 255. ALEC-TWEEDIE (MRS.) Behind the Footlights. 
 
 20 portraits in character of modern actors and actresses from j U-'Q 
 
 original sketches. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 190'4 
 
 256. [ALLAN (M.)] Ghostly Visitors : a Series of Au- 4/^ 
 thentic Narratives. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1882 r^ 
 
 257. ALLIBONE (S. A.) Poetical Quotations from Chan- ,^ 
 cer to Tennyson, with copious Indexes. Royal 8vo, cloth. « O 
 
 Phil. 1878 
 
 258. AMERICAN ALMANACK. Anderson's Improved: 
 being an Almanack for the Year 1775 . . . comprehending / 
 the Government of Rhode Island, Massachusetts-Bay, New ^"^ O . 
 Hampshire and Connecticut. By John Anderson. Wood- 
 cut fronts. 12mo, paper, uncut. 
 
 Eare. Newport, R. I. : Printed by S. Southwick [1775] 
 
 259. AMERICAN ARMY AND NAVY LIST FOR 1817. 
 8vo, sheep. Wash. 1818 
 
 260. AMERICAN MISCELLANY of Popular Tales, Es- 
 says, Sketches of Character, Poetry and Jeux d'Esprits, by 
 Transatlantic Authors. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1840 
 
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 361. AMERICAN THEATRE (The Acting). Lopez 
 
 y- and Wemyss edn., with the complete series of rare Amer- 
 
 <-A ' ican portraits on copper by Longacre of Mr. Francis, Miss 
 
 p/y / Kelly, Mrs. Duff, Mrs. Francis, Mr. Duff, Mr. Wemyss, 
 
 ^J-^ ' 'O. Mrs. Barnes, Mr. Hilson, Mr. Cowell, Mr. Barnes, Mr. 
 
 Wood and Mr. Burke. 3 vols. 12mo, half calf, gilt backs. 
 
 Phil. 1826-27 
 ^ From the Augustin Daly and Baker collections. With the 
 
 bookplates of the latter engraved by G. W. Mason. 
 
 262. ANA. Addisoniana, 2 vols. ; Walpoliana (with), 
 Lord Oxford's Reminiscences, first separate edn., 3 vols. ; 
 X Brookiana (anecdotes of Henry Brooke), 2 vols. ; Oxoniana, 
 
 ry^/j 4 vols. ; French Anas (Poggiana, Valesiana, Scaligerana, 
 Mengiana, etc.), 3 vols. Vignette titles containing portraits 
 and views. Together 14 vols. Uniformly bound by Kauf- 
 maan, in half brown morocco, gilt backs. Lond. 1804-18 
 
 Fine copies of this interesting series. 
 
 *. 
 
 , » 263. ANECDOTES (AMERICAN), Original and Selected. 
 
 ExTEA-iLLTJSTRATBD by the insertion of 43 portraits from, 
 old magazines, etc., including Washington {3), Franklin {2), 
 Lafayette, Wayne, Marion, Paul Jones, Kosciusco by Ber- 
 tonnier, Col. Washington, Decatur by Edwin, Forrest by 
 (f0 Ormsby, etc., besides l). views of Boston, Battle of Niagara 
 
 by Strickland, etc. 2 vols, post 8vo, half morocco, gilt 
 backs and tops, nneut (binding of one volume cracked at 
 joint). Bost. 1830 
 
 ^ 264. Anecdotes of the Stage, by Sholto and Rueben 
 
 C^ Percy. Portrait of Mrs. Siddons by Fry. 12mo, half mo- 
 
 ' / rocco, gilt back and top, uncut, by Pratt. 
 
 < Lond. : T. Boyd, 1822 
 
 265. Curiosities of Ecclesiastical Literature; Lam- 
 beth and the Vatican ; Anecdotes of the Church of Rome 
 
 / ■ and of Sects and Sectories. Vignette titles containing views 
 
 , (oO and 20 portraits and facsimiles. 3 vols. 12mo, half smooth 
 
 morocco, uncut. Lond. 1825 
 
 266. Elmes (James). The Arts and Artists ; or, 
 
 «• Anecdotes and Relics. Vignette titles containing vieivs, 
 
 ^^ chart, plate of facsimiles and 14 portraits of celebrated paint- 
 
 * ^ ers, sculptors and architects. 3 vols. 12mo, half smooth 
 
 morocco, uncut. Lond. 1825 
 
 ^, 267. Flowers of Anecdote, Wit, Humor, Gayety 
 
 *^J^ fiiid Genius. 3 humorous etchings. 12mo, cloth (corner of 
 one leaf torn). Bost. 1831 
 
 268. Ryan (Richard — Editor). Dramatic Table 
 
 Talk; or. Scenes, Situations and Adventures, serious and 
 
 , ^ ^ -^ comic, in Theatrical History and Biography. Vignette titles 
 
 contains views of The Globe, Lincoln's Inn, and New Place, 
 
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 ANECDOTES (AMERICAN). 
 Theatres, 11 portraits {of Peg Woffington, Ann Catley, Kitty 
 Olive, Garrick, etc. , and 10 views and facsimiles, on copper. 
 3 vols. 13mo, half smooth morocco (name written on title). 
 
 Lond. 1825 
 
 369. Tit-Bits of English [Scottish and Irish] Hu- p 
 
 mour, collected from Various Sources. 3 vols. 12mo, limp r *^ C> 
 levant morocco. N. Y., n. d. 
 
 270. ANDERSON (DR. ALEX'R). Life and Works of 
 Alexander Anderson, M.D., the First American Wood- 
 Engraver. By Frederic M. Burr. 3 portraits of Dr. Ander- ■) i_^~ 
 son and over SO engravings hy himself. 4to, half morocco, 
 gilt back and top, uncut. N. Y. 1893 
 
 No. 107 of only a limited number of copies printed. 
 
 271. ANDERSON (ANDREW A.) Twenty-Five Years 
 in a Wagon : Sport and Travel in South Africa. H plates 
 by the author. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1888 
 
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 272. [ANDERSEN (HANS CHRISTIAN).] Only a Fid- 
 dler ! and O. T. ; or, Life in Denmark. Transl. by Mary , 
 Howitt. 3 vols, post 8vo, sprinkled calf, gilt backs by /r^O 
 Riviere. Lond. 1847 
 
 273. Story of My Life; Pictures of Travel; The Two 
 
 Baronesses; and two others hy the same. 5 vols, post 8vo, //C 
 cloth. Bost. 1872 
 
 274. ANDERSON (MARY). The Stage Life of Mary 
 Anderson. By William Winter. Portrait in two states. /^ , 
 8vo, half morocco, gilt bands. N. Y. 1886 OvO^D 
 
 Large Paper Edition. No. 34 of only 50 copies printed, 
 with the portrait in duplicate. 
 
 275. Another copy on small paper. 12mo, paper ^/A" ' 
 
 covers, uncut. N. Y. 1886 ' 
 
 276. A Few Memories. 6 portraits. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 N. Y. 1896 /. OC7 
 
 277. ANDREWS (W. L.— Editor). A Stray Leaf from * 
 the Correspondence of Washington Irving and Charles 
 Dickens. Illusts. on copper and zinc hy E. D. French, etc. 
 (including the '' S.S. Britannic,''' etc., -Homes of Dickens, ^ ^ g^ 
 etc.). Square 12mo, cloth. N. Y. 1894 ^ *n*^^ 
 
 No. 37 of only 75 copies printed on Japan Paper at the 
 DeVinne Press. 
 
 278. ANGUS (J. K.) A Scotch Play-House: Historical , "^ 
 Records of the Old Theatre Royal, Aberdeen. 12mo, cloth- fs //) 
 
 Aberdeen, 1878 
 
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 279. ANNALS OF THE GREEN ROOM, and Biography 
 ,. of the Stage, comprising the lives of the most eminent 
 
 London Performers, interspersed with witty sallies, bril- 
 liant repartees, extraordinary adventures, etc., never before 
 published. Memoirs of Mrs. Honey, also brief Accounts 
 of Mrs. Waylett, Louia Turner, Miss Vincent and Mrs. 
 Humby. Both Parts. Colored portrait of Mrs. Honey 
 as Psyche {in the JBurlesque " Cupid "), and as the Demon 
 O-O Page. 12mo, polished calf extra, gilt back and edges, 
 ORIGINAL COVERS BOUND IN, by Rivi^re. Lond. [1830] 
 
 Excessively RARE. The choice MoKee copy, with' bookplate, 
 in which sale it sold for $34. Mr. Lowe, in his Bibliography, 
 mentions only the imperfect Maidment copy as the only copy 
 he had ever heard of. 
 
 280. ANNALS OP THE STAGE, 1753 to 1837. Illust. 
 by an extensive collection of scarce Theatrical Advbr- 
 
 ^-_^ tisements, Announcements, etc., from contemporary 
 
 (y^ newspapers, all dated in ink, and mostly mounted on heavy 
 
 paper. 8vo, half roan. Lond. 1753-1837 
 
 ' t V 281. ANNE OP AUSTRIA. Memoirs of Anne of Aus- 
 
 tria, Wife of Louis XIV. of Prance. Transl. from the 
 Prench of Madame de Motteville, who was the Queen 
 Regent's chief companion and confidant. 5 vols. 12mo, calf 
 (one cover loose). Lond. 1726 
 
 282. ANTOINETTE (MARIE). Life of Marie Antoin- 
 ette. By Maxime de la Rocheterie, transl. by Cora H. 
 Bell. 20 portraits in photogravure. 2 vols. 8vo, half levant 
 morocco, gilt backs and tops, uncut. N. Y. 1893 
 
 a. 
 
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 283. ARABIAN NIGHTS ENTERTAINMENTS, from 
 the Text of Dr. Jonathan Scott. The Aldine edn. With 
 the complete series ofillusts. by Stanley L. Wood. 4 vols, 
 thick square post 8vo, half slate color levant morocco, gilt 
 backs and tops, uncut, by Riviere. Lond. : Pickering, 1890 
 
 Large Paper Edition. No. 43 of only 100 copies printed at 
 the Chiswick Press. 
 
 284. ARCHER (WILLIAM). About the Theatre : Essays 
 and Studies. Post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1886 
 
 285. ARDITI (LUIGI). My Reminiscences. Edited, with 
 Introduction and Notes, by the Boroness von Zedlitz. 
 Numerous portraits, views, facsimiles of music, etc. 8vo, 
 cloth. N. Y. 1896 
 
 286. ARMY AND NAVY CHRONICLE, New Series, 
 Vols. 2-5, in 2 vols, royal 8vo, Wash. 1836-37J; New York 
 Military and Naval Magazine, Vol. I., N. Y. 1841; The 
 United States Naval Chronicle, Wash. 1824; etc. Together 
 5 vols. Royal 8vo and 8vo, half sheep and boards. 
 
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 287. AENAULD (SOPHIE). Sophie Arnauld, Actress 
 and Wit, by R. B. Douglas. 7 engravings on copper by /, / O 
 Adolphe Lalauze. Royal 8vo, cloth. Paris, 1898 
 
 500 copies printed. 
 
 288. ARNOLD (W.) Life and Death of the Sublime 
 Society of Beef Steaks. Plates. 8vo, half roxburghe. a \ r- 
 
 Lond. 1871 '' ^^ 
 
 289. ARTISTS' BIOGRAPHIES: Raphael, Titian, Dtirer, 
 Claude Lorraine, Rembrandt, Reynolds, etc. , etc. [Edited / 
 byM. F. Sweetser.] 11 vols. 12mo, cloth. Bost. 1877 ,(/? 
 
 290. ASHE (CAPT. THOMAS). Memoirs and Confes- 
 sions of Captain Ashe, written by himself. 3 vols, post Bvo, 
 original boards, uncut. Lond. 1815 
 
 Scarce. Written in a vulgar imitation of the Confessions of 
 Rousseau by the depraved author of "The Spirit of the Book." 
 
 291. ASTLEY'S AMPHITHEATRE. Collection of Ad- 
 vertisements, Copper-Plate Views, Playbills, etc., relating -' ^ 
 
 to the performances of Philip Astley, the famous Riding ^ S.ST' 
 Master, and those of his even more famous son, the ^^ ^^ 
 EQUESTRIAN PERFORMER. 12mo, half calf. Lond. 1771-85 
 
 This interesting collection is from the McKee Library (with ^ 
 
 bookplate). It includes a rare portrait of Philip Astley, Senior, 
 by J. Smith ; several engravings on copper (distant view of the 
 amphitheatre, equestrian performances, etc.); 5 scarce play-bills 
 (performances of both Astleys), 1782-1785 ; and a large number 
 of advertisements and announcements relating to the Astleys 
 between 1771 and 1784. 
 
 292. ATTIC MISCELLANY; or, Critical Mirror of Men 
 and Things. Complete Set, from No. 1, October, 1788, to 
 No. 36, August, 1792, inclusive (all published). With the 
 
 complete and very rare series of Ji-S etchings on copper iy liT /^-^ 
 Barlow after drawings hy Collings and (Isaac) Cruik- /U. *^ O 
 SHANKS, comprising 23 folding political and theatrical cari- 
 catv/res, portraits of Sam. Pierson of Yorlc, Peter Pindar and 
 John Paskerville, and the 22 full-length caricature portraits 
 in costume of noted actors and actresses, with a few of 
 noted lawyers and politicians. Fine impressions. 3 vols, 
 bound in 2. Stout 8vo, half calf, gilt backs. 
 
 Lond. : Bentley, 1790-91 
 Extremely bare in this tine and absolutely perfect 
 STATE. Among the Portraits are; Mrs. Jordan (" The Comic 
 Muse," by Gales, fine and rare); J. P. Kemble (" How to tear a . 
 
 speech to tatters "), Charles Lee Lewis ("A Monstrous Elegant ^, ^ > \ 
 
 Attitude"), Mr. John Edwin ("What Nature ought to be"), 
 Finch ("An Actor of Quick Conception"), Richard Wilson 
 (" Comic Dick "), Munden (as Crop in New Pantomime), Mr. 
 Blanchard ("Big Sam, the Prince's Porter"), Mrs. Mattocks 
 (as Warren in the Road to Ruin), Palmer (as Don Jack), Bar- 
 rymore (" The Peerless Scrub "), Holman (" Burgundy Mad "), 
 Farren ("Damme"), Mrs. Bland (as Ariel), King, Signora 
 
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 Storace, Evskine, Drs. Price and Priestley, Tom Paine, John 
 Home Tooke, etc. The folding caricatures include "The 
 Polite Announcement at the Lyceum," Pastimes on Primrose 
 Hill (with a view of London), by Cruikshanks, etc. 
 
 This exceedingly scarce periodical was unknown to Lowndes, 
 Lowe, etc. It was eventually merged in the " Bon Ton Maga- 
 zine, or Microcosm of Fashion and Folly." The only copy 
 recorded as having been sold in this country is the re-bound 
 copy in the Augustin Daly collection, which realized $37. 50. 
 
 293. AUSTEN (JANE). Novels, viz. : Pride and Preju- 
 dice; Sense and Sensibility; Emma; Mansfield Park; 
 Northanger Abbey [and] Persuasion. 5 vols. 12mo, half 
 light calf, gilt backs, double labels in dark blue, gilt tops, 
 uncut. N. Y. 1888 
 
 394. AUTHENTIC MEMOIRS OF THE GREEN-ROOM, 
 including Sketches, Biographical, Critical and Characteris- 
 tic, of the Performers of the Theatres Royal Drury Lane, 
 Coven t- Garden and the Haymarket, containing Original 
 Lives and Anecdotes never before published. Portrait of 
 Miss Stephens (spotted). 12mo, half calf. 
 
 Lond. : J. Roach [1814] 
 
 295. BACON (FRANCIS). Verulamiana; or, Opinions 
 I on Men, Manners, Literature and Politics and Theology. 
 ^ • Portrait by Bidley. 12mo, half morocco, gilt back and top. 
 
 Lond. 1803 
 
 296. BADDELEY (MRS. SOPHIA). Memoirs. By Mrs. 
 Elizabeth Steele. 6 vols, bound in 3. 12mo, half light 
 calf, gilt backs, by Larkins. Lond. 1787 
 
 Fine copy of this scarce work. 
 
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 297. BADEAU (ADAM). The Vagabond. (Chapters on 
 Edwin Forrest, Niblo's, Verdi, American Playwrights, 
 Edwin Booth, Mrs. Kemble, Rachel, Charlotte Bronte, 
 Longfellow, etc.) Post Svo, cloth. N. Y. 1859 
 
 298. BAILLIE (JOANNA). Dramatic and Poetical 
 Works. Thick royal Svo, cloth. Lond. 1851 
 
 299. BAKER (DAVID ERSKINE). Biographica Drama- 
 tica ; or, Companion to the Plaj'house, containing Historical 
 and Critical Memoirs and Original Anecdotes ; with Contin- 
 uation by Isaac Reed, and brought down to Nov., 1811, by 
 Stephen Jones. Interesting and valuable copy, for- 
 merly the property of Stephen Jones (one of the Editors), 
 
 AND crowded VFITH HIS NEATLY W^EITTEN MS. ADDRESSES 
 AND NOTES, BESIDES IMPORTANT CORRECTIONS IN THE 
 
 TEXT, and his autograph inscription presenting the book 
 to Joseph Clarke. Extra-illustrated hy the insertion of 
 213 fine portraits and plates, nearly all on copper, some 
 rare, also autograph op Thomas Tomkis (dramatic poet), 
 
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 BAKER (DAVID ERSKINE) 
 September, 1602. 3 vols, bound in 4. Stout 8vo, half mo- 
 rocco, panelled gilt back. Lond. 1813 
 The MS. Notes, with which this copy has been enriched by 
 Stephen Jones, occur on almost every page, and taken with the 
 free corrections of the text, render this copy of considerable 
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHICAL AND DRAMATIC IMPORTANCE and value. The , 
 
 EXTRA ILLUSTRATIONS Consist of 136 porti-aits of dramatic au- 
 thors, actors, actresses, etc., nearly all engraved on copper — 
 besides 87 scenes by Wheatley, Smirke, Burney and others, 
 mostly containing portraits in character, the very rare auto- 
 graph signature of Thomas Tomkis ("Tomkys"), author of 
 " AUumazor," is written on part of a playbill, being a presen- 
 tation inscription to Tompkis dated September SB, 1602. All 
 the plates have been inlaid or mounted to size when necessary, 
 and the work has been prepared for additional illustra- 
 tions by the insertion of interleaved paper where portraits are 
 known to exist, the names being written on the interleaved 
 pages. 
 
 300. Another copy. 3 vols, in 4. Bvo, half calf. ^<^~' 
 
 Lond. 1812 
 
 301. BAKER (G. M.— Editor), Ballads of Beauty, ^0 
 full-page illusts. by C. 0. Murray and others ; The Cotter's 
 Saturday Night, by Robert Burns, illusts. by Chapman ; 
 
 Old Polks at Home ("Way Down upon the Swaney ^y 
 River "), by C. S. Foster, portrait of Christine Nilsson and -^ / 
 illusts. by COPEL'AND ; and 5 other Illustrated Works. To- 
 gether 8 vols. Bvo and small 4to, cloth and fancy boards. 
 
 Bost., etc., 1880-89 
 
 302. BAKER (H. BARTON). English Actors, from ^ , 
 Shakspeare to Macready. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. N.Y.1879 _ ^ 
 
 303. Our Old Actors. Portrait of Peg Woffington. ' y _ 
 
 Post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1881 '^*^ yj' 
 
 304. The London Stage : its History and Traditions. y 
 
 1576-1888. Fronts. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1889 • ®0 
 
 305. Another edition, brought down to 1903. 8vo, t ^i~ 
 
 cloth. Lond. 1904 /'«**. 
 
 306. BAKER (J.) Complete History of the Inquisition i 
 in Portugal, Spain, Italy, the East and West Indies, from «^ 
 
 1163 to the Present Time. Illustrated with many Genuine ^J. O-o 
 and Curious Cases, particularly of Isaac Martin, an Eng- 
 lishman. 1 curious copper-plates. 4to,calf.Westminster,1736 
 
 Scarce. < 
 
 307 BALDWIN (J. D.) Pre-Historie Nations. Post / r~^ 
 8vo, cloth. N.Y. 1872 .^^ 
 
 308. B ALEE (MICHAEL W.) Memoir of Michael William 
 Balfe, by C. L. Kenney. Portrait. Royal 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Lond. 1875 A-.OtJ 
 
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 309. BALLANTINE (SERJEANT WILLIAM). Some 
 ^ Experiences of a Barrister's Life. Portrait. Post 8vo, 
 
 cloth. N. Y. 1883 
 
 310. BALZAC (HONOR:^). Novels and Tales. Transl. 
 by Clara Bell, E. Marriage, etc. Edited with Prefaces, etc., 
 
 » OG ^^ George Saintsbury. Limited Illustrated edn. 2JfO 
 etchings on Japan Paper hy Murray-Smith, Ayton Sym- 
 ington, Boucher, and others. 40 vols, post 8vo, cloth, gilt 
 tops, uncut, paper covers. Lond. : Dent, 1896-98 
 
 No. 85 of 300 copies. Fine set. 
 
 311. BANCROFT (GEORGE). History of the United 
 y "7 Y-) States from the Discovery of the American Continent [to 
 ^ / j^ the close of the Revolutionary War] . Very numerous fine 
 
 ' portraits and other engravings on steel, Pkoofs on India 
 
 Paper, facsimiles, etc. , etc. 10 vols, royal 8vo, morocco, 
 gilt edges. Bost. 1861-75 
 
 Large Paper Copy. No. 16 of only 50 copies so issued. 
 
 312. BANCROFT (MR. and MRS.) Mr. and Mrs. Ban- 
 t^O croft on and off the Stage, written by Themselves. Por- 
 traits and facsimiles. 3 vols. 8vo, cloth (slightly stained). 
 
 ' • > Lond. 1888 
 
 313. BANGS (J. KENDRICK). The Lorgnette. First 
 /, GO EDN. Satirical illusts. hy S. W. Van Schaik. Oblong 8vo, 
 
 , ^ '^ cloth. N. Y. 1886 
 
 314. BANNISTER (JOHN). Memoirs of John Bannis- 
 / ^^^ ter. Comedian. By John Adolphus. Portraits. 2 vols. 8vo, 
 
 '» *^^ half calf. Lond. 1839 
 
 -' "r *' 315. BANVARD (JOHN). The Private Life of a King : 
 
 ^V being the Suppressed Memoirs of the Prince of Wales 
 
 ' '^ (afterwards George IV.). Post 8vo, cloth. /Scarce. N.Y. 1875 
 
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 316. BARBER (J. W.) AND HOWE (H.) Historical Col- 
 
 S A lections of the State of New Jersey. Maps, colored fronts. 
 
 A'/) of the battles of Princeton and of Trenton, and numerous en- 
 
 graved views on wood. Stout 8vo, cloth. Newark, N. J. 
 
 . V 317. BARBAULD (ANNA L.) Works, edited with a 
 
 'h.* Memoir, by Lucy Aiken. Portrait. 2 vols. 8vo, calf, gilt 
 
 * "*> backs. Lond. 1825 
 
 318. [BARHAM (R. H.)] The Ingoldsby Legends of 
 Mirth and Marvel. Edited, with Notes and Additional 
 Poems, etc., by R. H. Dalton Barham. Portrait, facsimile 
 /^ f- and 28 plates by Cruihshanlc, Leech, Buss, etc. , includvng a 
 
 JL facsimUe of an original drawing by Thackeray. 2 vols. 
 ■'""-*♦■ 8 vo, cloth. Lond. 1876 
 
 Library Editions, containing all the matter and illustra- 
 tions contained in the original edition, with additional poems 
 and illustrations. 
 
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 319. The Garrick Club. Notes of One Hundred and 
 
 Thirty-five of its Members. Original edn., printed from 
 the author's manuscript. Facsimile. 8vo, white cloth, 
 uncut. [N. Y.]: Printed privately, 1896 » 
 
 Only 240 copies privately printed from a manuscript note- Jt\ ■'"JP 
 book written by the author of "The Ingoldsby Legends." ' — ; 
 
 Barham was one of the original members of the Garrick Club 
 and for years one of its leading spirits, and the manuscript 
 from which this very interesting and curious little book was 
 printed consisted of private notes on the lives and character- 
 istics of his friends and acquaintances, and were not, of course, 
 written for publication. 
 
 330. BARING-GOULD (S.) Yorkshire Oddities, Inci- 
 dents and Strange Events. 3 vols, post Bvo, half calf, gilt /, ^ ^ 
 backs and tops, uncut. Lond. 1877 
 
 321. Old Country Life. Profusely illust. by W. 
 
 Parkerson, F. D. Bedford,^ and F. Massey. Royal 8vo, 
 cloth, gilt, uncut. Lond. 1890 . Af* 
 
 Large Paper Edition. No. 109 of only 135 copies printed. / 
 
 323. BARNUM (P. T.), Life of P. T. Barnum, written 
 by Himself , porira-ii ; The Humbugs of the World, an Ac- 
 count of Impositions and Quackeries in all Ages. 3 vols. / . vTo 
 post 8vo, cloth. Hartford and N. Y. 1855-56 
 
 323. Struggles and Triumphs; or, Forty Years' ,- ^ , 
 
 Recollections. Written by Himself. Portrait and numer- ^^ i^/^ 
 ous plates. Thick 8vo, cloth. Hartford, 1870 
 
 334. BARRETT (W.), The Old Merchants of New York, 
 
 First (and) Second Series, 3 vols., 1863; OfiE-Hand Takings, . " U~ 
 by G. W. Bemgay, 20 portraits on steel of {American au- //.,*' O 
 thors), [1854J ; Living Authors of America, by Thos. Powell, 
 First Series, 1850; and 4 others. Together 8 vols. Post ^ 
 
 8vo, cloth. 
 
 335. BARRIE (J. M.) Novels, Tales and Romances. /, /O 
 Author's bdn. Fronts, on JAPAN Paper by Bernard Par- 
 tridge. 10 vols. Svo, cloth, gilt tops, uncut. 
 
 N. Y. : Scribner, 1896-1900 
 
 336. BARRINGTON (SIR JONAH). Personal Sketches /^ /() 
 of His Own Times; Third edn., with an Essay on Irish Wit ,,, » 
 and Humor, by T. Young. Portrait. 3 vols. 8vo, cloth. " » 
 
 Lond. 1871 
 
 327. BARRYMORE (EARL OF). Truth opposed to Fic- 
 tion ; or, an Authentic Review of the Life of the Earl of 
 Barrymore, including a faithful Account of his Losses on ,.^^ .;, ^ 
 
 the Turf and Gaming Table, of his Stag Hounds and Har- j^ ^y_^ 
 riers, his Theatrical Connections and Dramatic Representa- * 
 
 tions, a peep into the Green Room, &c., &c. Portrait 
 etched by Barlow. 8vo, half calf, gilt back, by W. R. 
 Smith. Lond. 1793 
 
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 ivv 328. BAUER (KAROLINE). Memoirs of Karoline 
 
 '^ Bauer. Transl. from the German. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth, un- 
 cut. Lond. 1885 
 Reminiscences of Mdme. Recamier, Sontag, her connection 
 with Prince Leopold, Mdme. Vestris, etc. 
 
 339. BAYLIES (FRANCIS). Historical Memoir of the 
 Colony of New Plymouth from the Flight of the Pilgrims 
 into Holland in 1608 to the Union of that Colony with 
 Massachusetts in 1693. With Notes, Additions, and a 
 copious Index, by Samuel G. Drake. Portrait, plates 
 and large map. 2 vols, royal 8vo, orginal cloth, uncut. 
 
 Fine copy of the Five Parts complete. Bost. 186& 
 
 <?<?. 330. BARTON (H. SCOTT). What I did in "The 
 
 Long." Journals Home, during a Tour through the United 
 States and Canada in 1881. Small 4to, cloth, 91 pp. 
 
 [Lond. :] For Private Circulation only, 1881 
 
 ^ , . The interest in these ingenious Letters lies in the unreserved 
 
 V opinions and descriptions of certain American citizens with 
 
 whom the young Author came in contact, and whose names, 
 
 in each instance, are printed in full. 
 
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 331. BEALE (WILLERT). The Lights of Other Days 
 
 ;^ seen through the Wrong End of an Opera Glass. Etched 
 ^ portrait of Frederick Beale. 3 vols. 8vo, half crimson 
 
 morocco, gilt backs and tops, uncut, by Larkins. Lond. Ib90 
 
 333. [BEALE (THOMAS W.)] The Enterprising Im- 
 presario; by Walter Maynard. 8vo, half roxburghe, uncut. 
 
 Lond. 1867 
 
 333. BEATTY-KINGSTON (W.) Music and Manners. 
 
 Personal Reminiscences and Sketches of Character. By 
 
 W. Beatty-Kingston. 3 vols. 8vo, cloth, uncut. Lond. J 887 
 
 The experiences of a quarter of a century's absence from 
 England, including chapters on Indian and Japanese Music. 
 
 334. BEAUMARCHAIS AND HIS TIMES. Sketches of 
 t. ,^ /. French Society in the Eighteenth Century, from unpub- 
 *'! I lished documents. By Louis de Lomenie (transl. by H. S. 
 
 1*1, Edwards). 4 vols. 12mo, cloth, uncut. Lond. 1«66 
 
 », 335. BEAUMONT and FLETCHER. Works of Beau- 
 
 mont and Fletcher; etched with Introduction by George 
 2,^ Darlbt. Vignette titles. 3 vols, stout royal 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Vignette titles water-stained. Lond. : Moxon, 1840 
 
 336. Works; edited with an Introduction, by 
 
 j_ » George Darley. Portraits and vignette titles 3 vols. 
 W(5 \ royal 8vo, half calf. Lond. : Moxon, 1851 
 
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 337. BEDFORD (ARTHUR). Serious Remonstrance in 
 Behalf of the Christian Religion against the Horrid 
 Blasphemies and Impieties which are still used in the -5 
 
 English Play-Houses . . . with Instances taken out of a). 7 J~ 
 Plays of the present Century and especially of the five last / 
 
 years. 8vo, calf gilt back (small blank corner of title 
 cut). Lond. 1719 
 
 388. BEDFORD (PAUL). Recollections and Wander- 
 ings. Portraits. Post Bvo, cloth. Lond. 1864 jj O 
 
 339. BELL'S BRITISH THEATRE. Complete set, 
 comprising Comedies in 17 vols., Tragedies in 16 vols, 
 (and) Operas in 3 vols. Numerous fine portraits on cop- jt •. 
 per. 35 vols. 18mo, calf backs, fine gilt. Lond. 1791-97 ' ^ii^ 
 
 340. Vols. 3-7, 9-15, 19-21, numerous portraits and 
 
 plates, 17 vols., Lond. 1793-93; Jones' British Theatre, 
 numerous portraits and plates, 10 vols., Dublin [17911. .^m^ 
 Together 37 vols. 13mo, half calf. '^ / 
 
 /.oo 
 
 341. BELLAMY (GEORGE ANNE). Apology for the 
 Life of George Anne Bellamy, written by Herself. 6 vols. 
 13mo, half calf, gilt backs. 
 
 Lond. : Printed for the Author, 1785 
 With the scarce Sixth Volume, which was published separ- 
 ately and is frequently missing. The Fifth Volume contains 
 the Original Letter to John Calceaft, which was advertised 
 to be published in October, 1767, but which was then violently 
 SUPPRESSED. Some copies contain a portrait and five plates 
 published to accompany the work. 
 
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 343. Memoirs of George Anne Bellamy, including all , 
 
 her Intrigues, her Public and Private Connections, etc. By Ji I O 
 a Gentleman of Covent Garden Theatre. 13mo, calf (one 
 cover loose). Scarce. Lond. 1785 
 
 343. BELLOWS (H. W.) Relation of Public Amuse- 
 ments to Public Morality, especially of the Theatre. Thick 
 8vo, half morocco. N. Y. 1857 
 
 Very interesting copy, having a large number of interesting 
 Newspaper Articles on the subject, mounted and bound up at 
 end, with a MS. index in pencil, also some MS. and other mat- 
 ter laid in. 
 
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 344. [BELOE (WILLIAM).] The Sexagenarian, or Rec- 
 ollections of a Literary Life 3 vols. 8vo, half roxburghe. 
 
 Lond. 1818 ^XiJ 
 For malignity and gross misstatements these libelous Memoirs 
 have seldom been equaled. 
 
 345. BELTON (FRED.) Random Recollections of an 
 Old Actor (1815-71). 8vo, cloth, uncut. Lond. 1880 
 
 Eecollections of Sims Reeves, Maoready, Charles Kean, Ex- 
 periences in America, etc. 
 
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 346. BENGER (MISS). Memoirs of John Tobin [1770- 
 1804], author of the Honey-Moon, with selections from his 
 Unpublished Writings. Half morocco, gilt bands. 
 
 Lond. 1820 
 
 Tobin's Honey-Moon, one of the most successful comedies 
 ever produced, was first presented In 1805, a year after the 
 death of the author, and so frequently has it been " revived " 
 that it may be said to be " running yet." 
 
 347. Memoirs of Elizabeth Stuart, Queen of Bo- 
 
 *j f- hemia, daughter of James I. Portrait. 2 vols, post 8vo, 
 
 , ^ ^ half calf, gilt backs. Lond. 1825 
 
 348. Memoirs of the Life of Anne Boleyn; with a 
 
 i |- Memoir of the Author, by Lucy Aiken. Portrait. Post 
 
 ' '^'' 8vo, cloth. Phil. 1850 
 
 , 349. BENNETT (JAMES GORDON). Memoirs of his 
 
 / Life and Times [by Isaac C. Pray]. Portraits. Post 8vo, 
 
 ' ^C cloth. N. Y. 1855 
 
 350. BENSON (CAPT. L.— Editor). The Book of Re- 
 markable Trials and Notorious Characters, 1700-1840. 
 / .JT^J Colored front, and numerous illusts. by "Phiz " Stout 
 
 post 8vo, cloth. Lond., n. d. 
 
 ,_j .\ 351. BERKELEY (G. F.) Anecdotes of the Upper Ten 
 
 < r- Thousand : their Legends and their Lives. 2 vols. 8vo, half 
 
 * ^^ calf, gilt backs. Lond. : Bentley, 1867 
 
 362. BERLIOZ (HECTOR). Autobiography, from 1803 
 
 to 1865. Transl. by Rachel and Eleanor Holmes. 2 vols. 
 
 fTlJ" post 8vo, half red morocco, gilt backs and tops, uncut. 
 
 '/ * Lond. 1884 
 
 353. BERNARD (JOHN). Retrospections of the Stage, 
 
 by John Bernard, Manager of the American Theatres and 
 
 formerly Secretary to the Beef-Steak Club. 2 vols, in 1. 
 
 f»X\F' 12mo, cloth. Bost. 1832 
 
 Presentation copy from F. C. Wemyss (of the Chestnut Street 
 Theatre, Philadelphia, Old Chatham Theatre, New York, etc.) 
 to the American Dramatic Fund, with his autogeaph inscrip- 
 TION on both titles. 
 
 ' 1 354. Retrospections of America, 1797-1811, by John 
 
 Bernard, author of " Retrospections of the Stage." Edited 
 
 a" C^^ from the MS. by Mrs. Bayle Bernard, with Introduction, 
 
 *^ C/ Notes and Index by Laurence Hutton and Brander Mat- 
 
 ^ » thews. Portraits and plates. 8vo, three-quarter levant 
 
 morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Smith. N. Y. 1887 
 
 355. [BERNEVILLE (MARIE DE— Countess d'Alnoy)]. 
 ^ Ingenious and Diverting Letters of a Lady's Travels in 
 
 J^, ^ Spain, describing the Nunneries, Humour, Customs and 
 / Recreations of that People, with a variety of Modern Ad- 
 
 ventures. Front, hy Pine. 2 vols. 12mo, calf. Lond. 1722 
 
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 356. [BERTRAM (J. G.)] Glimpses of Real Life as seen 
 
 in the Theatrical World and in Bohemia; being the Con- •fT^- 
 
 fessions of Peter Paterson, a Strolling Player. Post 8vo, \ 1"*^ 
 
 half morocco. Edinburgh, 1864: y 
 
 Scarce. Dedicated to "Charles Dickens, Esq. , the Creator * 
 of Mr. Vincent Orummels." 
 
 357. BERTRAND DE MOLEVILLE (A. F.) Private 
 Memoirs of the Last Year of the Reign of Louis XVI. ; j ^^ #-n 
 transl. from the Author's Unpublished MS. Fine portraits ^ 
 of the Royal Family of France. 3 vols, post Bvo, half calf, ' ' 
 gilt backs. Lond. 1797 
 
 358. BETTERTON (THOMAS). History of the English 
 Stage from the Restoration, including the Lives, Characters 
 and Amours of the most Eminent Actors and Actresses. 
 
 Vignette portraits on copper of Nell Gwyn, Mrs. Barry, /J- gf^ 
 Booth, and Wilkes. 8vo, calf (a little cracked at one 
 joint). Lond. 1741 
 
 First Edition. Has Egerton's Memoirs of Mrs. Oldfield, 86 
 pp., and Curll's List, but lacks the portrait of Betterton. Al- 
 though published under the name of Betterton, these Memoirs 
 were probably written by William Oldys. 
 
 359. Life of Mr. Thomas Betterton, Tragedian [by 
 
 Charles Gildon) , wherein the Actions and Utterances of the 
 Stage, Bar and Pulpit are distinctly considered ... To 
 which is added The Amorous Widow; or. The Wanton 
 Wife, a Comedy by Mr. Betterton, now first printed. jPor- 
 trait. Svo, calf. Lond. 1710 
 
 360. Life and Times of Thomas Betterton, portrait; 
 
 Life of Mrs. Abington, with Notes on the History of the '(oC 
 Irish Stage, portrait (with the bookplate of Daniel P. Gris- 
 wold). 2 vols, post Svo, parchment boards, uncut. 
 
 Lond. 1888 
 
 361. — — Thomas Betterton. By Robert W. Lowe. Post L%^C~- 
 Svo, boards, uncut. Lond. 1891 " ^^ 
 
 362. BETTY (WILLIAM HENRY WEST). Authentic 
 Biographical Sketch of William Henry West Betty, the 
 celebrated Young Roscius. By Geo. D. Harley. Portrait (P' 
 from an original drawing hy Freeman. 12mo, cloth. t^ " 
 Scarce. Lond. 1804 
 
 363. BEUST (COUNT VON). Memoirs of Friedrich ^ 
 Count Von Beust [1869-1885]. Written by Himself . With 5_ o 
 Personal Reminiscences by Baron de Worms. Portrait. 2 » 
 vols. Svo, clobh. Lond. 1887 
 
 364. BIDA'S ETCHINGS. Le Livre de Ruth; traduit 
 
 delala Sain te Bible par Lemaistre de Saey. 10 full-page ^^ 
 
 etchings by Bida, and many vignettes and head and tail • V 
 pieces by the same artist. Atlas folio, cloth, gilt top, uncut. 
 ^ ^ Paris, 1876 
 
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 365. BINGHAM (CAPT. D.) The Bastile [1377-1790]. 
 H portraits mid plates. 3 vols. 8vo, half calf, gilt backs 
 and tops, uncut, by Larkins. Lond. 1888 
 
 366. The Marriages of the Bourbons. 11 portraits 
 
 C^-. and plates. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1890 
 
 367. BINGHAM (F.) A Celebrated Old Playhouse: The 
 History of Richmond Theatre (in Surrey) from 1765 to 1884. 
 lllusts. 8vo, three-quarter crimson levant morocco, gilt 
 top, by Smith. Lond. 1886 
 
 '» f From the library of Augustin Daly. 
 
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 368. BILLINGTON (MRS. ELIZABETH). Memoirs of 
 Mrs. Billington from her Birth, containing a varietj' of 
 
 Matter — Ludicrous, Theatrical, Musical and . Fine 
 
 portrait by Assen, and extra-illtjstratbd by the insertion 
 of a portrait as Mandane, and S rare playbills, including 
 Mrs. Billington'' s Benefit, Covent Garden Theatre, May 2, 
 1786, also for Jan'y IS, 1787, Mrs. Billington as Mandane 
 for the first time. 8vo, half roan. Lond. 1793 
 
 This virulent attack on Mi-s. Billington's character was with- 
 drawn by the publishers in consequence of her civil action 
 against them. From the James H. Brown Collection and that 
 of Le Roy Kingman, with bookplate. 
 
 369. Another edn. With copies of several Original 
 
 Letters (etc.). Portrait of Hull by Leney. 8vo, half rox- 
 burghe. Lond. 1797 
 
 370. BIOGRAPHY OF THE BRITISH STAGE: being 
 Narratives of the Lives of all the principal Actors and 
 Actresses at Drury Lane, Covent Garden, the Haymarket, 
 the Lyceum, the Surrey, the Coburg, and the Adelphi 
 Theatres. Interspersed with Original Anecdotes and Illus- 
 trative Poetry. With a Comic Poem, entitled "The Act- 
 ress. ' ' Front. , vignette portrait of Edmund Kean as Bich- 
 ard III., and portraits in character through the text. 12mo, 
 half calf. Lond. : Sherwood, Jones, 1834 
 
 371. BIRMINGHAM THEATRE CONTROVERSY OP 
 
 1834: a Valuable Collection of rare Pamphlets by Alf. 
 
 Bunn, J. A. James, and others, with MS. Notes by James 
 
 Maidment, etc. Bound in 1 vol. 8vo, morocco, uncut. 
 
 .\ ** Birmingham, 1834 
 
 ^ " This rare and very curious collection Includes : Youth Warned, 
 
 Y y r- a Sermon, by J. A. James, 1834; Letter to Rev. J. A. James by 
 
 CJ*^^ Alfred Bunn (Manager of Theatre Royal, Birmingham), 1834; 
 
 Letter of Mr. Alfred Bunn, by J. A. James; The Plagiary 
 
 " Warned," a Vindication of the Stage and Public Morals, by 
 
 ' „ fc Joseph Parkes (see .Bgrore's" Boofc o//Sporfe"); Anti-Corn,' by 
 
 ,; . [Thos. Morton]; and several other scarce Pamphlets on the 
 
 same subject, with MS. Notes by Maidment, etc. 
 
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 372. BLANCHARD (E. L.) Life and Reminiscences of 
 E. L. Blanchard. By Clement Scott and Cecil Howard. / 
 
 Portraits and plates. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1891 A, /O 
 
 _ 373. [BLESSINGTON (COUNTESS OF). The Confes- 
 sions of an Elderly Gentleman. Illust. with 6 female por- 
 traits on steel by E. T. Parris. Bvo, half calf, gilt back and - ^ 
 top, uncut, by Larkins. Lond. 1836 '2.4 
 
 374. The Belle of a Season. 12 full-page plates by 
 
 Heath after drawings by Ghallon. 4to, cloth (plates some- . 1. 
 
 what foxed). Lond. 1840 < '" 
 
 375. The Literary Life and Correspondence of the . - 
 
 Countess of Blessington. By R. R. Madden. Portrait. 2 / _, 
 
 vols, post 8vo, cloth. ]Sr. Y. 1855 ' 'v 
 
 376. BLITZ (SIGNOR). Fifty Years in the Magic Circle; ■"' ■' 
 the Adventures of a Magician, Necromancer and Ventrilo- 
 quist. Portrait, and numerous illusts. on wood. 8vo, sheep, . ^/^ 
 cracked at one joint. Hartford, 1871 
 
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 377. BLUE LAWS (CONNECTICUT). The Code of 
 1650 : a Compilation of the Earlier Laws and Orders of the 
 General Court of Connecticut; the Civil Compact by the 
 towns of Windsor, Hartford aud Wethersfleld; Extract 
 from the Laws, <fec , of the New Haven Colony. Curious 
 woodcut title-page "The Constable seising a tobacco chewer.'^ 
 12mo, half morocco, gilt back. Hartford, 1836 
 
 378. The Blue Laws of New Haven Colony, usually 
 
 called the Blue Laws of Connecticut ; Quaker Laws of > 
 
 Plymouth and Massachusetts; Blue Laws of New York, / 
 
 Maryland, Virginia and South Carolina. With Trials of ' O 
 
 Salem Witches, Roger Williams, etc. [R. R. Hinman. ] 
 
 12mo, cloth. Hartford, 1838 
 
 379. BOCCACCIO. The Decameron. New Edition, in 
 
 which are restored many passages omitted in former J.Af\ 
 editions. Portrait. 4 vols. 12mo, half blue morocco extra, 
 gilt tops, uncut, by Larkins. Lond. 1822 
 
 380. BONNEY. Legacy of Historical Gleanings [relat- 
 ing to the American Revolution, War of 1812, etc.]. Nu- 
 merous portraits on steel and other illusts. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Albany: Munsell, 1875 
 
 381. BOOTH (BARTON). Memoirs of the Life of Bar- 
 ton Booth. To which is added Several Poetical Pieces 
 written by Himself. [By Benjamin Victor.] Fine por- 
 trait by Van der Gucht. 12mo, sprinkled calf extra, gilt 
 back and top, by Worsfold. Lond. 1733 
 
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 383. BOOTH (JUNIUS BRUTUS). Memoirs, with an 
 Appendix containing Original Letters, and copious Ex- 
 ly^ tracts from the Journal kept by Mr. Booth during his The- 
 atrical Tour on the Continent. Portrait. 8vo, half blue 
 levant morocco, gilt tops, uncut. Lond. 1817 
 
 The MoKee copy, with book-plate. 
 
 383. [ J The Actor, or a Peep behind the Curtain; 
 
 3 O being Passages in the Lives of Booth and some of his Con- 
 t temporaries. 13mo, cloth (title spotted). N. Y. 1846 
 
 384. [ ] The Elder and Younger Booth, by A. Booth 
 
 Clarke. Five portraits and two facsimiles. 4to, full crim- 
 
 , O^ sou morocco, gilt backs, gilt lines on sides, gilt tops, uncut. 
 
 Bost. 1883 
 Large Paper Copy, No. 56 of only 100 copies printed. 
 
 ^0 385. Another copy in half morocco, gilt back. 
 
 ' N. Y. 1866 
 
 386. Passages, Incidents and Anecdotes in the Life 
 
 of Junius Brutus Booth, by his Daughter. 13mo, half mo- 
 rocco. N. Y. 1870 
 
 387. BOSTON. Boston Museum [Theatre], for the 
 Season, 1880-81 ; with an interesting Retrospect, 1846-1880. 
 Double-page full-length portrait on steel of [William] War- 
 
 2, ^ /\ I'en [Jr.] as Lance. Post 8vo, half crimson levant morocco, 
 * ^ gilt back and top, by Smith (original covers bound in). 
 
 From the Library of Augustin Daly. Bost. 1881 
 
 388. Drake (Samuel G.) History and Antiquities of 
 
 Boston [N. E.] from its Settlement 1630 to 1770; with an 
 
 *j "7 Introductory History. Three large folding facsimiles of 
 
 ^ \[\i early views., folding plans, many portraits and views on 
 
 • steel, besides illusts. in the text. Stout royal 8vo, cloth. 
 
 See also Boston under American Revolution. Bost. 1856 
 
 389. Manuscript Orderly Book of the First 
 
 Brigade First Division Massachusetts Militia stationed at 
 
 - Boston, containing Original Entries of General and 
 
 vT (yV Brigade Orders, chiefly by Brig. Major Samuel M. Thayer 
 and Brig. -Gen. Eben Thayer from April 15, 1788, and Sept. 
 5, 1796, with a Roster of all the OfEicers in the First Brigade. 
 Legibly written Manuscript on 138 pages, folio, original 
 half binding. Bost. 1788-96 
 
 * Apart from its local interest, this Manuscript possesses con- 
 
 siderable historical value for the light it throws upon the 
 ' » » efforts of John Hancock — then Commander-in-Chief — to organ- 
 
 ize a strong and efficient militia force. 
 
 . 390. Nason (Elias). Sir Henry Franklin, Baronet; 
 
 2 , *7fes or Boston in Colonial Times. Imp. 8vo, half morocco, gilt 
 /"^ top, uncut. Albany: Munsell, 1865 
 
 • ' Large Paper Copt. Only 50 copies printed. 
 
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 391. ■ Old Landmarks and Historic Personages of 
 
 Boston. Numerous illusts. Post 8vo, cloth. Bost. 1873 N^ 
 
 392. Warren (J. C.) The Great Tree in Boston ^^ 
 
 Common [an Historical Sketch]. Fronts, and facsimile plan 
 of Boston in 1722. 8vo, cloth. Bost. 1855y 
 
 Presentation Copy from the Author to William Wood. 
 
 393. BOULTON (W. B.) The Amusements of Old Lon- 
 don : a Survey of the Sports and Pastimes, tea gardens, 
 playhouses, etc., of the 18th century. 12 reproductions of\ 
 engravings by Aiken, Rowlandson and Hogarth, coloredX 
 BY HAND. 3 vols. Square 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1901 \ 
 
 394. BO WEN (ELI). The Pictorial Sketch-Book of ^ ___^ 
 Pennsylvania. Large colored map and 200 views in the X. i-vS'"' 
 text. 8vo, cloth. Phil. 185a\ 
 
 395. BOWEB,S (G.) Across Country, by " Wanderer, " \; 
 
 with 22 COLORED PLATES of hunting incidents by Bowers. "" < (— 
 
 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1882 ' -*- '* 
 
 396. BOYD (MARK). Reminiscences of Fifty Years.Nj ' 
 Post 8vo, cloth (library stamp). N. Y. 1871 JV ^ 
 
 397. BRADY (JAMES T.) A Christmas Dream. PirstV / 
 Edition. Illusts. by E. 8. Hall. Square post 8vo, cloth. ^ 
 
 N. Y. 1860 , /O 
 
 Presentation Copy, with Author's Autograph InscriptiorK 
 on fly-leaf. \. 
 
 398. BRAYLEY (E. W.) Historical and Descriptive * 
 Accounts of the Theatres of London. 2 ground plans , ^o 
 and U finely colored views on copper, by Havell, of the 
 London Theatres. 4to, half calf, rubbed. Lond. 1826\ 
 
 Fine original impressions and coloring. Scarce. Vi 
 
 399. BRifiMONT [COMTESSE DE). The World of Music : 
 
 Great Singers [Composers and Virtuosi]. 3 vols. 12mo, / ^ r\ t^ 
 cloth. Lond. 189i ' ^- ^ O 
 
 400. BRERETOK (AUSTIN). Some Famous Hamlets \/ 
 from Burbage to Fletcher (including Garrick, the three '*l 
 Kembles, Edmund and Charles Kean, etc.). Post 8vo, cloth.V 
 
 Lond. 1884 \ « 
 
 401. BRETON (JULES). The Life of an Artist: an ■*■ 
 Autobiography. Transl. by M. J. Serrano. Portrait. Post •) . 
 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1890s^ • ^ <^ 
 
 403. BREWER (J. N.) Histrionic Topography, with 15 * / J"' 
 
 very fine engravings on copper by J. and H. Storer of the 
 birth-places, residences, etc., of distinguished actors and 
 
 artresses {including Garrick' s birth-place, London residence, 
 
 house at Hampton and Abingdon Abbey, Kitty Olive's house ^ 
 at Twickenham, etc.). Half red morocco, gilt bands. *7, OX> 
 
 Large Paper copy. Lond. 1818 
 
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 403. Brewster (C. W.) Rambles about Portsmouth ; 
 
 ")/) Sketches of Persons, Localities and Incidents of Two Cen- 
 turies. Both series. Portrait. 3 vols. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Portsmouth, N. H., 1869-73 
 
 J_ ^ 404. BRITISH STAGE. The Biography of the British 
 
 A' Stage : Correct Narratives of the Actors and Actresses at 
 , ^ Drury-Lane, Covent Garden, Haymarket, Lyceum, Surrey, 
 and other London Theatres. 12mo, roan. N.Y. 1824 
 
 405. BRITISH ZOOLOGY (The), published [by Thomas 
 Pennant] under the inspection of the Cymmsodorion So- 
 ciety. The Four Parts complete. 107 finely colored en- 
 gravings on copper, comprising 9 plates of quadrupeds and 
 , (J~X) ^^ plates of birds. Bound in 2 vols. Royal folio, calf 
 (very slightly cracked at one joint). Lond. 1766 
 
 Fine copy of this raee and valuable publication, from 
 the libraries of Nicholas Smyth and Condover Hall, with their 
 fine bookplates. 
 
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 406. BROADLEY (A. M.) Tunis, Past and Present, 
 with a Narrative of the French Conquest of the Regency. 
 Illusts. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. Edinburgh, 1882 
 
 407. BROADWAY THEATRE (THE OLD). A Collec- 
 tion of 176 Playbills of Performances at the Old Broadway 
 Theatre, corner of Pearl and Anthony Streets, New York, 
 from Sept., 1847, to January, 1857, including many first 
 appearances, benefit hills and hills of other interesting per- 
 form,ances, including a series of Forresfs Shakspearean 
 appearances, early appearances of Blake as Jesse Rural, 
 etc., etc. All neatly mounted and bound in narrow folio, 
 half morocco. N. Y. 1847-57 
 
 * A very interesting collection. 
 
 ■^ 408. BROGLIE (DUC DE). Frederick the Great and 
 
 ^ Maria Theresa, from hitherto unpublished Documents, 
 
 A -^ 1740-1742. Transl. from the French by Mrs. Cashel Hoey 
 
 , ^^ CJ and John Lillie. Library edn. 2 vols. 8vo, half calf, gilt 
 
 backs and tops, uncut. Lond. 1883 
 
 '^ • 409. Personal Recollections, 1786-1820. Transl. by 
 
 R. L. de Beaufort. Portrait. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1887 
 
 410. The King's Secret: being the Secret Corre- 
 
 7 lO spondence of Louis XV. with his Diplomatic Agents from 
 
 '' ^ 1752 to 1774. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. Lond., n. d. 
 
 411. BRONTE (CHARLOTTE, EMILY and ANNE). 
 /_/ y y->. Poems by Currer, Ellis, and Acton Bell. First edn. 
 
 ^^' I ^ 12mo, cloth. Lond.: Smith, Elder, 1846 
 
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 413. Novels and Poems, viz.: Jane Eyre; Shirley; 
 
 Villette; Tenant of Wildfell Hall; The Professor [with] 
 Emma [and] Poems; Wuthering Heights [with] Life of '^ 1 f/ 
 
 Charlotte Bronte, by Mrs. Gaskell. lllusts. Together 7 vols. ' ^ / / 
 Post 8vo, half light calf, gilt backs, contents lettered. / y 
 
 Lond. : Smith, Elder, 1883-87 / 
 
 413. Leyland (F. A.) The Bronte Family, with <-_ 
 
 Special Reference to Patrick Branwell Bronte. 3 vols, post , c6 O 
 Svo, cloth. Lond. 1886 
 
 414- Birrell (Augustine). Life of Charlotte Bronte. 
 
 First EDN. Svo, cloth. Lond. 1887 / . ^O 
 
 With the bookplate of Charles B. Foote by French, 1891. 
 
 415. Wright (W.) The Brontes in Ireland; or, ' 2-0 
 
 Facts Stranger than Fiction. Plates. Post 8vo, cloth. 
 
 N. Y. 1894 <, _ 
 
 416. Shorter (Clement K.) Charlotte Bronte and • >-ii 
 
 her Circle. Portrait. 8vo, cloth. N". T. 1896 
 
 417. BROOKE (GUSTAVUS VAUGHAN). Life of 
 GustavusVaughanBrooke, Tragedian. By W. J. Lawrence. "l ^ /n 
 Portrait. Royal 8vo, cloth. Belfast, 1892 ^- V) O 
 
 Brooke made his first appearance on the American stage as 
 Othello at the Broadway Theatre, Dec. 15, 1851. 
 
 418. BROOKLYN CITY DIRECTORY for 1848, with - ,_ 
 the Municipal Register {Chronicles of BrooMyn, 1806- ' /-O 
 18^8). By Thos. P. Teale. In one vol., original half cloth. 
 
 Rare. Brooklyn, 1848 
 
 419. BROOKLYN THEATRE FIRE. Historical Ac- 
 count of the Burning of the Brooklyn Theatre, Tuesday 
 evening, Dec. 5, 1876, comprising the original Accounts as / ■^ 
 
 they appeared in the Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Dec. 6, 1876- / A OTJ 
 March 27, 1879) and other Papers, with numerous illusts. I 
 
 from the Illustrated Papers. All neatly mounted on heavy 
 paper and bound in one vol. atlas folio, half morocco extra, 
 gilt back and top, by J. R. Smith. With a specially printed 
 title-page. N. Y. 1890 
 
 This valuable and unique record of this terrible calamity is 
 further illustrated by an Illustrated Account, 4to, 1876 ; several 
 rare Playbills, including the Brooklyn Theatre, Dec. 4, 1876; > 
 
 Photograph of Claude Murdoch (who lost his life in the fire) ; 
 MS. order to view the dead for identification; etc., etc. 
 
 430. BROOKS (SHIRLEY). Sooner or Later. First r^ , 
 
 EDN. Illusts. by Du Maurier. 2 vols. Svo, half calf (bind- •# ^ O 
 Ing of one vol. broken). Lond. 1868 
 
 421. BROTHERHEAD (W.) Forty Years among the ^_ . 
 
 Booksellers of Philadelphia. With Bibliographical Re- * A <>5\ 
 
 marks. Square 12mo, cloth. MS. notes by late author. , ^^ 
 
 Phil. 1S91 
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 422. BROUGHAM (JOHN). A Collection of 36 of his 
 Dramas, Comedies and Farces (including Dombey and Son, 
 David Copperfield, Jane Eyre, etc.). Extra-illusteated 
 hy insertion of several portraits, newspaper cuttings, etc., 
 and an autograph letter from Brougham in regard to his 
 " Caught in the Toils " and Lester Wallack. 3 vols. 12mo, 
 half morocco, gilt bands. 
 
 N. Y. : French's American Drama [1853-58] 
 
 423. Another Collection of his Plays (including 
 
 Dombey and Son," " Jane Eyre," etc.). Bound in 3 vols. 
 12mo, half roxburghe. 
 
 N. Y. : French's American Drama [1856, etc.] 
 With bookplates of Thomas JeflEerson McKee. 
 
 424. Life, Stories and Poems. Edited by William 
 
 Winter. Portrait. Post 8vo, half light calf, gilt back, by 
 Macdonald. Bost. 1881 
 
 425. Humorous Stories, illusts. hy McLeanan, 1860; 
 
 Sol. Smith; Theatrical Apprenticeship, illusts. [1854]; 
 Five Years in an English University, by C. Astor Bristed, 
 2 vols., 1852; and 4 others. 8 vols, post 8vo, cloth. 
 
 N. Y.,v. y. 
 
 426. [BROWNE (C. F.)] Artemus Ward's Panorama. 
 First edn. 34. illusts. 12mo, cloth. N. Y. 1859 
 
 ^ 427. BROWN (DAVID PAUL). Sertorius, a Tragedy; 
 
 ' The Prophetof St. Paul's, aPlay. First edns. 2 vols, in 1, 
 8vo, calf gilt, gilt edges. ■ Phil. 1830-36 
 
 William E. Burton's copy, with his Autograph. 
 
 428. The Forum ; or, Forty Years' Full Practice at 
 
 the Philadelphia Bar. 2 vols, royal 8vo, cloth. Phil. 1856 
 
 429. BROWN (T. ALLSTON). History of the American 
 Stage. Lithograph portrait of Joseph Jefferson and numer- 
 ous portraits on wood. Enlarged to thick royal 8vo 
 SIZE by interleaving with very numerous valuable MS. 
 Additions and Notes very legibly written in ink on the 
 interleaved paper. Thick royal Bvo, half morocco. 
 
 N. Y. [1870] 
 
 430. Another copy, with additional portraits 
 
 loosely inserted. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. [1870] 
 
 431. History of the New York Stage from its First 
 
 Performance in 1732 to 1901. 3 vols, stout royal 8vo, cloth, 
 gilt top, uncut. N. Y. 1903 
 
 No. 186 of only 305 copies printed on Deckle-edge Paper. 
 
 432. BROWNING (E. B.) Poems. With an Introduc- 
 tory Essay by H. T. Tuckerman. Portrait. 3 vols. 12mo, 
 <3alf. N. Y. 1867 
 
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 433. BRYANT (J.) Hodgson's New Skylark; or, Thea- 
 trical Budget of Original Songs, Duets, etc. Front, con- .. 
 taining vignette portraits of Miss Stephens, Braham, Sloman, , -^ v^ 
 etc. 12mo, half cloth, uncut. Lond. 1833 
 
 434. BRYANT (WILLIAM CULLEN). Poems. Edited 
 (with many new Poems) by Washington Irving. Post 
 8vo, full light polished calf, gilt back and top, uncut, by / 
 
 F. Bedford. Lond. 1832 //A 
 
 Choice copy from the celebrated collection of William / vx - O"^ 
 Crampton, with his artistic bookplate. Interesting books 
 bound by this first of English binders are becoming increas- 
 ingly difficult to obtain. 
 
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 435. BUCKINGHAM (J. T.) Specimens of Newspaper 
 Literature, with Personal Memoirs, Anecdotes and Remi- 
 niscences. Portraits. 2 vols. 12mo, cloth (titles foxed). 
 
 Bost. 1852 
 
 436. BUCKINGHAM (GEORGE VILLIERS, DUKE 
 OP). Works, containing his Plays, Miscellanies in Prose 
 and Verse, with Explanatory Notes and Memoirs of the 
 Author [by T. Evans]. Best edn. Portraits by Collyer 
 and Walker. 2 vols. 12mo, half smooth morocco, gilt 
 bands. Lond. 1775 
 
 437. BUNN (ALFRED). The Stage, both Before and G^ 
 Behind the Curtain, from Observations taken on the spot. f O O 
 3 vols, post 8vo, cloth. Phil. 1840 
 
 438. Old England and New England. Tinted fronts. f fc G 
 
 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1853 ^ 
 
 439. Another edition. Post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1853 
 
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 440. The Case of [Alfred] Bunn versus [Jenny] 
 
 Lind, given in full from short-hand notes taken at the 
 time, with Notes explanatory and critical. 8vo, paper "^ 
 
 (title dust-soiled). Lond. 1848 <^ , 0~Ci 
 
 Very scarce. 
 
 441. BURGESS (FREDERICK E.) Original Manu- 
 script Route-Book of the United States and Canada W. , 
 in the handwriting of the compiler, Frederick E. Burgess 
 
 (of the Old Broadway Theatre, New York, and afterwards *y "^ r— 
 acting manager of Moore and Burgess' Minstrels), New ^^ J<^ 
 York, 1854. Very legibly written on 89 pages, folio, half / 
 
 bound. N. Y. 1854 
 
 The chief interest in this manuscript is comprised in the 11- 
 page list of vocalists of both sexes (at end of volume), but the 
 " Koute Book" itself contains interesting details of the local 
 American theatres and extremely candid " Remarks " in regard 
 to the various towns and cities visited and their theatre-going 
 citizens. 
 
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 442. Original Manuscript Route Book for the 
 
 English Provinces in 1865, in the handwriting of the com- 
 piler, Frederick E Burgess. Neatly written on 172 small 
 4to pages. 3 vols, half bound. Lond. 1865 
 
 Forms, incidentally, a useful work of reference on the Eng- 
 lish Country and Pi'ovincial theatres of that period — their size, 
 rent, lessees, etc. , etc. The career of Frederick Burgess from 
 an olDsoure actor at the Old Broadway Theatre, New York, to 
 the wealthy and influential Frederick Burohess, Esqre-, of Bur- 
 gess Hall, Finchley, all within the span of twenty odd years, 
 is one to which the history of the modern stage offers but few 
 parallels. 
 
 443. BURKE (SIR BERNARD). Vicissitudes of Fami- 
 lies, and other Essays. The Three Series Complete. 
 3 vols, post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1859-63 
 
 444. Family Romance ; or. Episodes in the Domestic 
 
 Annals of the Aristocracy. Front, and extra-illustrated 
 hy the insertion of 6 portraits., comprising portraits on copper 
 of Miss Brunton. Countess of Peterborough, Abbe WinJcle- 
 man, Edward Wortley Montagu {by Conde), and portraits 
 on steel of Marlborough and of Montrose. Post 8vo, calf, 
 gilt back. Lond. [n. d.] 
 
 445. The Rise of Great Families, with other Essays 
 
 and Stories. Post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1873 
 
 446. BURKE (JOSEPH). Biography of Master Burke, 
 the Irish Roscius, the Wonder of the World and the Para- 
 gon of Actors. 12mo, half crimson levant morocco, uncut, 
 
 - 12 pp. Phil. [1830] 
 
 Very rare in this state. The paper is, as usual, somewhat 
 discolored. 
 
 447. BURNET (BP. GILBERT). History of his Own 
 Time, from the Restoration of Charles II to the Peace of 
 
 / /-//) Utrecht. New edu., with Notes. 51 portraits on steel. 
 2 vols. imp. 8vo, polished calf, gilt back. Lond. : Orr, 1850 
 
 448. BURNETT (FRANCES HODGSON). Novels and 
 t H 11 Tales: That Lasso' Lowries; A Fair Barbarian ; Haworth's; 
 
 ' / / A etc. Illusts. 7 vols, post 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1887 
 
 449. BURNEY (FRANCES). Fanny Burney and her 
 Friends: Passages from her Diary, etc. Edited by L. B. 
 
 ^#« Seblby. 9 illusts. after Reynolds, Gainsborough, etc. Post 
 • ^^ 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1890 
 
 450. BURR (AARON). Private Journal during his 
 / J pj Residence in Europe. Edited by M. L. Davis. 2 vols. 8vo, 
 
 I • I ^ cloth. N. Y. 1838 
 
 See also Burr under American Revolution. 
 
 / /• C" 451. Life of Aaron Burr. By S. L. Knapp. 12mo, 
 
 ' • ^ cloth. N. Y. 1835 
 
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 453. [ ] Claek (D.) Proofs of the Corruption of 
 
 Gen. James Wilkinson and of his Connection with Aaron V /f\ ^ 
 
 Burr. 8vo, half morocco (name written on title). Phil. 1809 ^ > CJ<^ 
 
 453. Report of the Trials of Aaron Burr for Treason 
 
 and Misdemeanor at Richmond in the Summer of 1807, 
 with an Appendix containing the Arguments and Evidence. 
 Taken in shorthand by David Robinson. 3 vols 8vo, half 
 morocco. Phil. 1808 
 
 454. BURROUGHS (STEPHEN). Life of the Notorious 
 Stephen Burroughs. [Written by Himself !] Front. 3 vols. 
 in 1, original cloth. Phil. 1853 
 
 455. BURTON (CAPT. SIR R. P.) The City of the 
 Saints and Across the Rocky Mountains to California. 
 Illusts. 8vo, half roan. Lond. 1863 
 
 456. BURTON (WILLIAM E.) Cyclopaedia of the Wit 
 and Humor of America, Ireland, Scotland and England. 
 ^4 portraits on steel and hundreds of ilhosts. in the text. j J-J- Q 
 3 vols, royal 8vo, half morocco, gilt backs. N. Y. 1867 
 
 457. William E. Burton, Actor, Author and Mana- 
 ger, with Recollections of his Performances By W. L. y/ <^ 
 Keese. 6 portraits of Burton, view of Falmo''s Opera House ' ^' *^ 
 and facsimile play -hills. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1885 
 
 458. Bibliotheca Dramatica : Catalogue of the The- 
 atrical and Miscellaneous Library of the late William E. / 
 Burton, sold at Auction October, 1860. Portrait. Imp. J- (o O 
 8vo, half roan (6154 lots). Lond. 1860 
 
 Large Paper copy. The Index to the Classifications renders 
 this catalogue a valuable one for reference purposes. 
 
 459. BUSBY (THOS.) Concert Room Anecdotes of e^ 
 Music and Musicians. Vignette titles containing views of / O O 
 Covent Garden, Odeon andArgyle Booms, and 16 portraits, 
 views, facsimiles of autographs, music, etc. 3 vols. 1 2mo, 
 half smooth morocco, uncut. Lond. 1835 
 
 460. Concert Room and Orchestra Anecdotes of ^p5~ 
 
 Music and Musicians. Portraits, plates and facsimiles of ' ^ 
 musical scores. 3 vols. 13mo, cloth. Lond. 1825 
 
 461. BUTLER (GEN. BENJ. F.) Autobiography and Per- 
 sonal Reminiscences. Very numerous illusts. , military plans, 
 etc. Thick royal 8vo, cloth. Bost. 1892 
 
 463. BUTLER (SAMUEL). Hudibras; with Variorum 
 Notes. Edited by H. G. Bohn. Plate of monument, 62 ^ /\ 
 portraits on steel and vignettes by Thurston. 3 vols, post ' / *-> 
 8vo, half calf, gilt backs. Lond. 1859 
 
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 463. Posthumous Works, eompleat; to which is 
 
 added a Key to Hudibeas by Sir Roger L'Estrange. 
 Portrait and 11 curious copper-plates. 12mo, half levant 
 morocco, gilt back. Lond. 1732 
 
 464. [BURTON (WILLIAM E.)] Wigs and Democrats, 
 a Comedy. Very interesting copy with the Autograph 
 of W. E. Burton in two places and altered and prepared 
 by him for the part of Mrs. Boundtree. 8vo, paper covers. 
 
 Richmond, 1839 
 
 465. BYRON (LORD). Poetical Works, with Variorum 
 Notes. Portrait and fine engravings on steel after Cres- 
 V7ICK, Richter, Descaine and others. Royal 8vo, stamped 
 morocco, gilt edges. N. Y. 1863 
 
 ,_ 466. Letters and Journals of Lord Byron, with 
 
 I ^ Notices of his Life by Thomas Moore. Portrait. 2 vols. 
 
 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1S55 
 
 467. [BYRNE (W. P.)] Curiosities of the Search-Room: 
 f) a Collection of Serious and Whimsical Wills. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Lond. 1880 
 
 468. CALHOUN (JOHN C.) Death and Funeral Cere- 
 monies; with the Orations of R. B. Rhett, etc. Portrait 
 inserted. 8vo, half calf. Columbia, S. C , i850 
 
 Bound with the above is : The Funeral Discourse of James 
 
 W. Miles, portrait, Charleston, 1850; Eulogy by J. C. Coit, 
 
 portrait, Columbia, 1850; and Eulogy by Robert Henry, 
 Columbia, 1850. 
 
 469. CALIFORNIA. Ryan (W. R.) Personal Adven- 
 tures in Upper and Lower California in 1848-49, at the 
 
 Q Mines, etc. 2S plates from drawings by the Author, includ- 
 ing tinted view of San Francisco. 3 vols, post 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Lond. 1850 
 
 ^ _ 470. Helper (H, R.) The Land of Gold: Reality 
 
 / ( versus Fiction. 13mo, cloth (small water-stain on corner of 
 /^ title and of several small leaves). Bait. 1855 
 
 471. Soule (F.) and Gihon (J. H.) The Annals of 
 
 San Francisco ; containing a Summary History of Califor- 
 nia and a Complete History of San Francisco. 160 illusts., 
 comprising maps, plans, portraits and views, on steel 
 and illusts. in the text. Stout royal 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1855 
 
 i 472. New Almaden Mine: the United States vs 
 
 i r* I C" Andreas Castillero. 5 vols, thick 8vo, sheep. 
 
 !' <A • ' ■ ■■ San Francisco, 1859-60 
 
 I 473. Dunbar (E. E.) The Romance of the Age, or 
 
 i' the Discovery of Gold in California. Portrait and views of 
 
 Sutter's Fort and Saw Mill. 12mo, cloth. N. Y. 1867 
 
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 474. NordhofE (Charles). Northern California, 
 
 Oregon and the Sandwich Islands. Numerous illusts. 
 Royal 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1874 
 
 475. Camming (C. F. Gordon). Granite Crags of /L c- 
 
 California. Illust. Bvo, cloth. Edinburgh, 1886 -t-^O 
 
 476. C ALTON (R. B.) Annals and Legends of Calais ; 
 
 with Sketches of Emigre Notabilities, and Memoir of Ladj^ ^y 
 
 Hamilton. Tinted fronts. Post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1853 ,00 
 
 477. CAMBRIDGE GARRICK CLUB ALBUM. Orig- ^ 
 inal Contributions on the Drama by well-known writers, / 
 ivith portraits of Garrick, Macready, Chas. Kemhle, Lis- ,f 
 ton, etc., cloth, Cambridge, 1836; Memoirs op Thomas 
 HOLCROFT, written by himself, half calf, Lond. 1853. 2 vols. 
 
 478. CAMPBELL (LORD). Lives of the Lord Chief 
 Justices and Keepers of the Great Seal, New Edition, by J. 
 A. Mallory, [with the] Continuation by Sir Joseph 
 Arnould, portraits and facsimiles, 6 vols. ; Memoirs of 
 Westminster Hall, a Collection of Anecdotes and His- ■■/2. 
 torical Sketches, with Introduction by Edward Foss, 3 
 
 vols. Together 8 vols. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1874 
 
 LiBRAHY Edition. 
 
 479. CARBONARI SECRET SOCIETY. Memoirs of 
 
 the Secret Societies of the South of Italy, particularly the ^ 
 Carbonari. S portraits and 8 plates. 8vo, half red mo- V i q 
 rocco, gilt back and top. Lond. 1831 
 
 This scarce and curious work is translated from an Original 
 
 Manuscript. It is seldom found perfect (as above), some of the 
 
 folding plates being usually lacking. 
 
 480. CAREY (HENRY). Dramatic Works. First edn. 
 4to, half morocco, gilt back and top, by Macdonald. 
 
 Lond. 1743 
 The First Collected Edition of these amusing Operas and ^-y-^ 2. ^ 
 Farces, by the Author of the celebrated pieces ' ' Ood Save 
 Oreat George Our King " and " Sally in Our Alley." With the 
 fine book-plate (pictorial interior) by Le Roy W. Kingman. 
 
 481. CARETTE (MADAME). My Mistress, the Empress 
 
 Eugenie ; or Court Life at the Tuileries. Transl. from the , 
 
 French. 8vo, cloth. Lond., n. d. '2-0 
 
 483. CARLETON (WILLIAM). Life of William Carleton 
 (Author of " Traits and Stories of the Irish Peasantry," 
 etc ) ; being his Autobiography, and an Account of his 
 Life and Writings, by D. J. O'Donoghue. Portrait. 3 '? -y-j 
 vols. 8vo, half calf, gilt backs. Lond. 1806 ^' 
 
 483. CARLETON (WILL). Farm Ballads, 1873; Farm 
 Legends, 1876; Farm Festivals, 1881. First edn. Illust. 
 3 vols, square 8vo, half calf, gilt backs. N. Y. 1873-81 
 
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 484. CARNE (JOHN). Syria, the Holy Land and Asia 
 Minor. Maps and over 100 highly finished engravings on 
 steel hy Tingle, Capone and others, after drawings by 
 Bartlbtt, Allom, etc. 3 vols.- 4to, half calf, gilt backs. 
 
 Lond. [1838] 
 
 485. CARROLL (CHARLES, OF CARROLLTON, Mary- 
 land). Life, 1737-1833, by K. M. Rowland. Portraits 
 and plates. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1898 
 
 486. CARROLL (HOWARD). Twelve Americans: their 
 Q Lives and Times. Portraits. Post 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1883 
 
 487. CARSON (MRS. ANN). Memoirs of the Celebrated 
 and Beautiful Mrs. Ann Carson, whose Life terminated in 
 a Philadelphia prison. Edited from the Author's MS., 
 and continued till her death, by M. Clarke. 2 vols. 12mo, 
 half cloth (a few leaves water-stained). Phil. 1838 
 
 488. CARSON (CHRISTOPHER— " Kit ")• Life and 
 Adventures of Kit Carson, the Nestor of the Rocky Moun- 
 tains, from facts narrated by himself. By Dew^itt C. 
 Peters. Illusts. hy Lumley. Royal 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1858 
 
 489. CARTER (JUDGE A. G. W.) The Old Court House: 
 .~ Reminiscences and Anecdotes of the Courts and Bar of 
 
 Cincinnati. Portrait. 8vo, cloth. Cinu. 1880 
 
 _ 490. [CASS (LEWIS).] France: its King, Court, and 
 / C Government. Portrait of Louis Philippe. 8vo, original 
 '*^ cloth N. Y. 1840 
 
 Cass was Minister to France for six years from 1836. 
 
 491. CATALOGUE of the Field Dramatic Collection: 
 a Catalogue of the Theatrical Library of John Field, con- 
 
 Ztaining some Specimens of the Early Drama (First Quarto 
 ^ Shakspeare's, etc.). Priced and earned throughout. Royal 
 8vo, half morocco. Lond. : Sotheby, 1837 
 
 ' We note Lot 352, Ben Jonson's Sejanus his Fall, First edi- 
 
 tion of 1605, with a poetical presentation inscription hy the 
 author, £23, 10s. Od. ; Lot 393, Original Edition of The Merchant 
 of Venice, 1600, £13, 15s. Od., while first editions of Massinger, 
 Middleton, Shirley, Hey wood Davenant, etc., sold for a few 
 shillings each. 1777 lots realized £873. 
 
 ' ' ' 492. Daly Library. Catalogue of the Collection 
 
 j^ of Books formed by a prominent American Playwright 
 CjO [AuGUSTiN Daly]. Sold at auction, and mostly priced 
 IN IN KTHROUGHOUT. Royal 8vo, half morocco. Bost. , n. d. 
 493. Mackenzie Library. Catalogue of the Dra- 
 matic and General Library of John Mansfield Mackenzie, 
 containing a most valuable Collection of Biographies, His- 
 tories, etc., etc., relating to the Stage. Sold at Messrs. 
 Q r\ Sotheljy's, March, 1889. Royal 8vo, half morocco, gilt 
 ' top. Mostly priced in ink throughout, with purchasers^ 
 names. (2485 lots sold for £7,072.) Lond. IS'^g 
 
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 494. Brayton Ives Collection. Catalogue of 
 
 Books and Manuscripts [with liis] Collection of Oriental / (D(D 
 Art Objects. Front. 2 vols, in 1. Royal 8vo, half rox- / • 
 burghe. N. Y. 1891 
 
 495. CATHARINE II. Secret Memoirs of the Court of 
 Petersburg, particularly towards the end of the reign of 
 Catharine II. and that of Paul I., serving as a Supplement 
 to the Life of Catharine II. Transl. from the French. 2 
 vols. Svo, calf. Lond. 1801 
 
 496. CATSKILLS (The). The Catskill Mountains and 
 
 the Region Around. Their Scenery, Legends, and History. / 
 
 By C. RockweU. Map and illusts. 12mo, cloth. N. Y. 1869 - ^h 
 
 497. CAULFIELD'S ECCENTRIC CHARACTERS. Por- 
 traits, Memoirs, and Characters of Remarkable Persons, 
 from the Revolution in 1688 to the end of the Reign of 
 Oeorge II. Collected from the most authentic sources ex- 
 tant. By James Caulfield. 4 vols, royal 8vo, full morocco, 
 
 gilt backs, gilt borders on sides, gilt edges. Lond. 1819 ^ ^ q 
 
 Fine copy of the First Edition. Contains 150 portraits, all 
 excellent impressions, with the full descriptive letterpress of 
 the lives and actions of the many curious and eccentric char- 
 acters of this interesting period. Quite a number of the por- 
 traits are by Georqe Ckuikshank. Includes E. Bright (the 
 fat man of Maiden;, B. M. Carevp (King of the Beggars), M. 
 Finch (Queen of the Gipsies), J. Whitney (highwayman), D. 
 Burgess (pulpit buffoon), A. Ropers (political bookseller), J. 
 White (humorous chaplain to Cromwell), and others of equal 
 interest. With the bookplate of William iVloore in each volume. 
 
 498. CAULFIELD (JAMES). The High Court of Justice. 
 Memoirs of the principal Persons (connected with the Trial 
 
 and Execution of Charles I.). First Edition. Portraits of /-7<S ' 
 Charles I. and Cromwell, and 22 portraits of the Regicides. I 
 
 4to, half calf. Lond. 1820 
 
 499. CAUSSIDIERE (M.) Secret History of the Revolu- 
 tion of 1848. Memoirs of Citizen Caussidiere, ex-Prefect of ., 
 Police; written by Himself. Transl. into English. 2 vols. -OO 
 post 8vo, sprinkled calf, gilt backs, by Riviere. Lond. 1848 
 
 From the Sheepshanks Library, with book-plates. 
 
 500. CAVENDISH (ADA) and COLLINS (WILKIE). 
 Miss Gwilt, a Drama, altered from " Armadale, " by Wilkie 
 Collins ; being the Prompt Copy of Ada Cavendish (Mrs. "< C~^ 
 F. A. Marshall). Post 8vo, half light calf, gilt back and '»--'• ^ ^ 
 top, uncut. . ^ 
 
 (Printed for the performance only, but published) 1875 
 " Miss Gwilt" was produced at the Globe Theatre, London, 
 April 15, 1876, Miss Cavendish playing the title-role. 
 
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 501. CAVENDISH (GEORGE). Life of Cardinal Wolsey. 
 Edited, with Notes and Metrical Versions, from the Original 
 Autograph MS. by S. W. Singer. Portraits of Wolsey, 
 
 / . O ^^'"'''"y yill-i Thomas Cromwell, Sir Thomas Wyatt, and 
 Anne Bolleyn j facsimile and other plates. 2 vols. 8vo, calf, 
 rebacked. [Lond.J : Chiswiek 1825 
 
 502. CELEBRATED TRIALS and Remarkable Cases of 
 /9^/— Criminal Jurisprudence from (1400) to 18-^5. Plates. 6 vols. 
 
 • Ci) ^^*^' boards, uncut. Lond. 1825 
 
 Pine copy. 
 
 ., \ A 503. CENTLIVRE (MRS.) Dramatic Works of the Cele- 
 
 _ brated Mrs. Centlivre, with a New Account of her Life. 
 
 / C <!. Reprinted from the edn. of 1761 by John Pearson, with a 
 
 / - ^ tt) facsimile of the portrait. 3 vols. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1872 
 
 504. CERVANTES. Life and Exploits of Don Quixote 
 « de la Mancha. Transl. from the Original Spanish by 
 
 Charles Jarvis; with a Life of Cervantes and a Critical 
 
 . Essay, and Notes. Portrait and fine impressions of the 
 
 I ' Cy (y complete series of engravings on copper by Fitlbr, Neaglb, 
 
 Anker Smith, etc., after the designs of Stothard and 
 
 others. 4 vols, royal 8vo, calf (one cover loose). Lond. 180 L 
 
 505. CHAILLU (PAUL DU). Voyages et Adventures 
 - <S~ g dans I'Africa ifiquatoriale Maps and numerous full-page 
 
 / . ^ V plates, besides illusts. in the text. Imp. 8vo, half morocco. 
 
 Paris, 1863 
 
 506. CHAMBERS (T. F ) The Early Germans of New 
 Jersey : their History, Churches and Genealogies ; with a 
 copious Index. Maps and numerous portraits and other 
 
 /illusts. Imp. 8vo, cloth (680 pages). 
 ^i~ Scarce. [Privately printed at Dover, N. J., 1895] 
 
 507. CHAMBERS' ENCYCLOPEDIA of Universal 
 Knowledge. Revised edn. Maps and numerous illusts. 
 fX. 10 vols, half morocco, gilt backs. Lond. 1883 
 
 508. CHAMEROVZOW (LOUIS ALEXIS). Chronicles 
 of the Bastile. Transl. into English. Plates. Stout 8vo, 
 cloth. N. Y. 1859 
 
 509. CHAMPLIN (J. D.) and PERKINS (C. C.) Cyclo- 
 . Q, pedia of Painters and Paintings. With over 2,000 illusts. 4 
 
 / r qO vols, thick imp. 8vo, cloth, leather cover. N. Y. 1892 
 
 510. CHANDLER (P. W.) American Criminal Trials. 
 ^ Portraits of Andre and Stoughton. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth 
 
 y //-£? (portraits foxed). With an autograph letter from the au- 
 thor. Bost. 1844 
 Includes: The New England Trials for Witchcraft; Peter 
 Zenger ; New York Negro Plot ; Boston Massacre ; Andre, Trial 
 of J. H. Smith for assisting Arnold ; etc., etc. 
 
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 511. CHAPMAN (GEORGE). Comedies and Tragedies. 
 Edited, with Illustrative Notes and Memoir of the Author. 
 3 vols, panelled calf extra, gilt backs and tops, uncut. 
 
 Lond. 1873 
 
 512. CHAPP (H. AUSTIN). Reminiscences of a Dra- 
 matic Critic, with an Essay on the Art of Henry Irving. , ^ q— 
 Portraits of William Warren, Charlotte Cushman, Edwin i ' ^ ^ 
 Booth, Salvini, Irving, etc. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Bost. : Riverside Press, 1902 
 
 513. CHARLES II. Monarchy Revived: being a Per- 
 sonal History of Charles II. from his Earliest Years to his 
 Restoration. [By Francis Egglesfleld.] Reprinted from 
 the edn. of 1661. Within portraits by Cooper, chiefly from 
 rare prints. Bvo, half red levant morocco, gilt top, uncut. 
 
 Lond. : C. Baldwin, 1832 
 
 514. Louise de Keroualle, Duchess of Portsmouth, 
 
 1649-1734. By H. Forneron. With a Preface by Mrs. »^yO 
 Crawford. Portraits, facsimile letters, etc. Bvo, half light ^^ 
 
 calf, gilt back. Lond. 1887 
 
 515. CHASE (BP. PHILON), Autobiography, porirmV. and 
 plates, 2 vols., 1848; Memorial of the Life and Character of 
 
 John Wells- [by D. G. Francis], N. Y., privately printed, ^ -^ 
 
 1874 (no portrait); Memorial of Gen. Jeremiah Johnson of *^0 
 
 Brooklyn, 1854 (no portrait) ; and 29 others. Together 33 
 vols. 8vo and 12mo, cloth. 
 
 516. CHASE TRIAL. Trial of Samuel Chase, an Associ- 
 ate Judge of the U. S. Supreme Court, impeached by the . ,-^ 
 House of Representatives for High Crimes and Misde- i /-S^ 
 meanors, before the Senate of the United States. Taken in 
 shorthand by S. H. Smith and T. Lloyd. The complete 
 
 edn. 2 vols. Bvo, boards, uncut. Wash. 1B05 
 
 Scarce. Judge Chase' was one of the signers of the Declara- 
 tion of Independence. He was impeached at the instigation 
 of John Randolph for .alleged misdemeanors in the political 
 trial of Fries and Callender. 
 
 517. CHARKE (MRS. CHARLOTTE). Narrative of the :2 
 
 Life of Mrs. Charlotte Charke (youngest daughter of CoUey %J^ 0^ 
 Cibber, Esq.). Written by Herself. Portrait. 12mo, 
 green morocco (portrait a little damaged and inlaid, some 
 leaves stained). Lond. 1755 
 
 Rare and curious. 
 
 518 CHAtJNCEY (REV. CHARLES— Pastor of First «^ j— 
 
 Church in Boston, 1727-17S7). The Wonderful Narrative; - O^ 
 
 or, A Faithful Account of the French Prophets, their Agi- 
 tations, Extasies, and Inspirations. To which are added 
 Several other remarkable Instances of Persons under the 
 Influence of the like Spirit in various Parts of the World, 
 
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 particularly in New-England. In a letter to a Friend [Rev. 
 George Wishart]. 13mo, half crimson morocco, pp. xv-89, 
 1. Glasgow: Printed by Robert Foulis, sold by him, and 
 by the Booksellers in Edinburgh, London and Dublin, 1742. 
 A dozen pages are devoted to "Instances of the Spirit of De- 
 lusion," many being taken from Cotton Mather's "Magnalia." 
 While an American edition of this work was doubtless printed, 
 no mention of it is made in Sabin, nor was it in the Brinley 
 Collection. An Edinburgh edition was issued the same year, 
 though with a different title. It contained only 34 pp., while 
 this has 105 pp. Raee. 
 
 519. CHERRY (ANDREW). The Travellers ; or, Music's 
 Fascination : an Operatic Drama as performed at the Thea- 
 tre Royal, Drury Lane, and at the New Theatre, Phila- 
 delphia. The Music composed by M. Gorri. 18mo, paper 
 covers. Phil. 1807 
 
 First American Edition. Very rare. This remarkable 
 piece was first published and performed in London in 1806. 
 
 520. CHESTER (J. L.— Editor). The Register Booke of 
 Saynte D'nis, Back-Church Parish (City of London), for 
 Maryages, Christenyings and Buryalles, 1538-1754. Edited, 
 
 *-^ with an exhaustive Index. Royal 8vo, half morocco 
 I (broken). Lond. : Harleian Society, 1878 
 
 , 521. CHESTERFIELD (EARL OF). Letters of Philip 
 Earl of Chesterfield, with the Characters. Edited, with 
 Introduction, Notes and Index, by J. Bradshaw. 3 vols. 
 3 8vo, half morocco, gilt backs and tops, by Larkins. 
 
 Lond. 1893 
 
 522. CHETWOOD (W. R). A General History of the 
 Stage from its Origin to the Present Time, with Memoirs of 
 Performers on the English and Irish Stage, by W. R. Chet- 
 wood, twenty years Prompter at Drury Lane Theatre. 
 12mo, calf. Lond. 1759 
 
 523. CHEVALIER (ALBERT). Albert Chevalier: a 
 Record, by Himself. Musts. 8vo, cloth. Lend. 1895 
 
 524. CHI PSI FRATERNITY. The Semi -Centennial 
 /O Catalogue. Illusts. Royal 8vo, cloth (717 pp.). 
 
 ' ' Auburn, N. Y., 1892 
 
 / C" 525. • Catalogue, 1902. Front. Royal 8vo, cloth. 
 
 ' i^ Auburn, N. Y., 1902 
 
 c ^ ■ 52ev^ CHOATE (RUFUS). Reminiscences of the Great 
 # Z.«b Advocate. By E. G. Parker. Portrait, etc. 12mo, cloth. 
 
 N. Y. 1860 
 
 527. Memories of Rufus Choate. By J. Neilson. 
 
 Portrait and plates. Royal 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Bost. : Riverside Press, 1884 
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 528. CHOLMONDELEY (MARY), Red Pottage, 1900; A 
 Captive of Love, from the Japanese, by E. Greey, 26 fac- 
 simile illusts, 1S86; and 9 others. Together 11 vols. Post 
 8vo, cloth. 
 
 529. CHURCHILL (CHARLES). The Rosciad and The 
 Apology. Edited, with Introduction, by Robert W. Lowe. 
 Etched portrait of Churchill by Morris and 7 fine portraits 
 from rare paintings and prints {Garrick as Hamlet and as 
 Kitely, Spranger Barry as Macbeth, Kitty Clive as a Shep- 
 herdess {Phillide), Mrs. Pritchard, James Quin and Mrs. 
 Yates). Folio, publisher's half roan, gilt top, uncut. 
 
 No. 313 of only 400 copies printed. Lond. 1891 
 
 530. CIBBER (COLLEY). The Egotist; or, Colley upon 
 Cibber: being his Own Picture retouch'd to s,o plain a Like- 
 ness that no One, now, would have the face to own it but 
 Himself. Post Svo, half calf. Lond. 1743 
 
 531. Dramatic Works, por^raii, 4 vols., 1760; Apol- 
 ogy for the Life of Colley Cibber, written by Himself, with 
 an Account of the Rise and Progress of the English Stage, 
 
 a Dialogue on Old Plays and Old Players, and a List of , c—r~ 
 Dramatic Authors and their Works, portrait, 2 vols., 1756 /, 5^ ^ 
 (small ink-stain on corner of a few leaves). Together 6 vols. 
 12mo, light polished calf, gilt backs, uniform. Lond. 1766-60 
 
 532. Dramatic Works. Portrait. 5 vols. 12mo, calf. 
 
 Best Edition. Lond. 1777 
 
 533. An Apology for the Life of Mr. Colley Cibber, 
 
 written by Himself. Edited, with Notes and Supplement, 
 
 by R. W. Lowe. 26 original mezzotint portraits by Parkes, y 
 
 IN TWO STATES, and 18 etchings by Adolphb Lalauze. //, (J-O 
 2 vols. imp. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1889 
 
 No. 186 of the Edition-de-Luxb of only 305 copie.s, with the 
 portraits in two states, and on Japan papeb in brown ink 
 before letter, the other on plate paper as India proofs after 
 letter. 
 
 534. CIBBER (THEOPHILUS). Epistle from Mr. Theo- . 
 philus Cibber, Comedian, to Mr. Thomas Sheridan, Trage- J ^ ^ 
 dian; to which is added a Postscript occasion'd by theDis- (X/. -^O 
 turbance at the Theatre. Svo, half roan, uncut (16 pages). 
 
 Dublin, 1743 
 
 535. Lives of the Most Eminent British Actors and 
 
 Actresses from Shakespeare to the Present Time. 8vo, 
 cloth (title very slightly injured). Lond. 1753 
 
 536. CIVIL WAR. Harris (Lieut. W. C.) Prison Life 
 
 in the Tobacco Warehouse at Richmond. By a Ball's Bluff . 
 
 Prisoner. Front. 12mo, half roan. Phil. 1862 , ^0 
 
 Presentation copy with Author's AnTOGRAPn Inscription. 
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 537. Ely (Alfred). Journal of Alfred Ely, a Prisoner 
 
 ^ _ of War in Richmond. Edited by Charles Lanman. Por- 
 , >^ ^ trait and view. Post 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1862 
 
 538. Howard (F. R.) Fourteen Months in American 
 
 Bastiles (Fort McHenry, Fortress Monroe, Fort Lafayette, 
 etc.). Royal 8vo, half morocco, gilt bands. Bait. 1863 
 
 539. Spirit of the Fair (The). No. 1, April 5; No. 
 
 17, April 23, 1864. Numerous illusts. 4to, half morocco. 
 
 N. Y. 1864 
 
 Complete set of the 17 scarce original numbers as first 
 
 issued, which should not be confused with a comparatively 
 
 common reprint, in volume four, published during the same 
 
 year. 
 
 540. Goodrich (F. B.) The Tribute Book: a Record 
 
 of Self-Sacrifice and Patriotism during the "War for the 
 Union. Numerous illusts. Royal 8vo, morocco gilt, gilt 
 edges. N. Y. 1865 
 
 541. Knox(Thos. W.) Camp-Fire and Cotton-Field: 
 
 Southern Adventure in Time of War. Life with the Union 
 Army and a Residence on a Louisiana Plantation. Illusts. 
 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1865 
 
 543. Cushman (Pauline). Life of Pauline Cushman, 
 
 the Celebrated Union Spy and Scout. By F. F. Samiento. 
 Portrait and other illusts. Thick post 8vo, cloth. N. Y. , n.d. 
 
 543. Pollard (Edward A.) Observations in the 
 
 North : Eight Months in Prison, or on Parole. 8vo, paper 
 covers. Richmond, 1865 
 
 544. Lee (Gen Robert E.) Memoirs of his Military 
 
 and Personal History, by A. L. Long, with a large amount 
 of Historical Information hitherto unpublished. Edited 
 by M. J. Wright. Portraits, plates and maps, including 7 
 facsimiles of Lee^s field maps. Thick royal 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Lond. 1886 
 
 545. Butler (Gen. Benj. F.) Autobiography and 
 
 y "7;^^ ». Personal Recollections. Portrait and 126 engravings, maps, 
 
 / photogravures, etc. Thick 8vo, cloth. Bost. 1892 
 
 546. Riddle (A. G.) Recollections of War Times: 
 
 Reminiscences of Men and Events in Washington, 1860- 
 1865. 8vo, cloth. ]vf. y. 1895 
 
 547. CLAIRON (HYPPOLITE). Memoirs of Hyppolite 
 . Clairon, the Celebrated French Actress, written by Herself 
 
 -^■/««^* and translated from the French. 2 vols. 12mo, half mo- 
 Vi rocco. Lond. 1800 
 
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 548. CLAPP (W. W.) A Record of the Boston Stage. . ^n 
 Stout post 8vo, cloth. Bost. 1853 / 
 
 A History of the Boston Stage from 1749 to 1853. ' 
 
 549. CLARK (G. F. SCOTSON). The [Music] "Halls " 
 [of London]. 2l full-page colored portraits in character of 
 
 the most celebrated variety actors and actresses. Imp. 8vo, y C/ (p 
 
 cloth. Lond., n. d. "^ ' 
 
 550. CLARKE (M'DONALD). Sketches. Portrait. 16mo, 
 
 original boards, uncut, with many leaves unopened. N. T. 1826 
 
 Very rare in this state. From the McKee Colleotion, with / J, (f-Ti 
 bookplate. ' 
 
 551. Sketches. Part II. 16mo, original boards, 
 
 uncut. N. Y. 1826 
 
 The McKee copy, with bookplate. Bears Inscription (in /O- O-O 
 pencil) ' ' Mary Ann Sickles, presented to her by the author. 
 
 552. The Elixir of Moonshine: being a Collection 
 
 of Prose and Poetry by the Mad Poet, a great proportion ^ 
 of which has never before been published. Portrait. 12mo, 2L./. i^~^ 
 full red levant morocco, gilt backs, panelled gilt sides, gilt 
 top, uncut. Gotham (N. Y.), 1822 
 
 Very scarce. 
 
 553. Afara III. (and other Poems). Original f^ ^^ 
 
 PEIVATELY PRINTED ISSUE. 8vo, crimson morocco, gilt . V~0 
 back, panelled gilt sides, gilt top. N. Y. 1«29 
 
 554. Death in Disguise: a Temperance Poem. First • 
 
 EDN. 12mo, original paper covers. Bost. 1833 ^ r 0~0 
 
 V-i 555. Another copy. Cloth. (Lacks portrait.) N.Y. 1836 
 
 556. Poems. First edn. Portrait. 12mo, crimson rOO 
 
 crushed levant morocco, gilt back, panelled gilt sides, by 
 
 W. R. Smith. N. Y, 1836 
 
 Fine copy of the scarce Oeiginal Issue. - — . 
 
 557. A Cross and Coronet. Post 8vo, original blue 
 
 wrappers, uncut, pp. 12. [N. Y.]: New Year, 1842, Le 
 Blanc, Publisher, 377 Broadway. 
 
 Fine copy of the rare first edition. A presentation copy 
 from the author to "Edith Thatchman," with his signed in- ^ 
 soription, dated 37 Dec. , 1841, three months before his death. V^ 
 In the fragment of autobiography that McDonald Clarke left (_J , CS-G 
 he wrote "1st love, Mary H. of New London; last love, Mary v./^ 
 
 T. of New York." The inscription on this is to Edith T., pos- 
 sibly a sister of his " last love." 
 
 558. CLARKE (MARY COWDEN). World-Noted 
 Women ; or. Types of Womanly Attributes of All Lands and 
 Ages. 17 fine portraits on steel by Mote, Holl, and others 
 after C. Staal (including portraits of Jean D'Arc, Mar- 
 garet of Anjou, Lady Jane Grey, Pocahontas, La Valliere, 
 Maria Theresa, Catharine II., etc.). Royal 8vo, morocco, 
 gilt back, sides and edges. N. Y. 1865 
 
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 559. My Long Life:, an Autobiographical Sketch. 
 
 By Mary Cowden Clarke. Portraits. Post 8vo, cloth. 
 
 N. Y. 1896 
 
 560. CLARKE (SAMUEL). Mirror; or, Looking-GlasS 
 , _ both for Saints and Sinners. Portrait by CROSS. 2 vols. 
 
 // ^ ^ • folio, gilt backs. Lond. 1671 
 
 Includes: "A True and Faithfull Account of the Four 
 Chiefest Plantations of the Enghsh in America, Virginia, New 
 England, Bermudas and Barbadoes; Narrative of the Barbarous 
 and Inhuman Cruelties practiced by the Spaniards upon the 
 Indians of America;" etc., etc., including much curious matter 
 from sources now lost or inaccessible. 
 
 _ . 561. [CLASON (ISAAC STARR).] Frank; or, Who's 
 /. y S the Croaker? 8vo, original paper wrappers. 
 
 / N. Y. : G. S. Wharam, 1830 
 
 Scarce. Interesting copy; have the names which in the 
 text are initialed and dashed supplied in pencil. 
 
 562. CLAY (HENRY). Biography of Henry Clay. By 
 ' (~ George D. Prentice. Portrait. 12ino, calf (title water- 
 '^ stained). Hartford, 1831 
 
 ^_ 563. Life and Times of Henry Clay. By Calvin 
 
 .^O CoLTON. Portrait and front. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1846 
 
 ' 564. CLAYTON (E. C.) Queens of Song: being Memoirs 
 
 of celebrated Female Vocalists, from the earliest days of 
 the Opera to the present time, with a chronological list of 
 all the Operas that have been performed in Europe. Por- 
 traits on ivood. 8vo, half morocco, gilt back. N. Y. 1865 
 
 565. [CLEMENS (S. L.)] Mark Twain's (Burlesque) Auto- 
 , Z S~ biography. First bdn. Blusts. 12mo, cloth. [N.Y. 1871] 
 
 566. A Tramp Abroad. By Mark Twain. First 
 
 •7 *, EDN. 328 illusts. by W. F. Brown and others. 8vo, sheep. 
 
 . /O Hartford, 1880 
 
 ' 567. CLIFFE (LEIGH). Anecdotal Reminiscences of 
 
 •distingnished Literary and Political Characters. Plate of 
 
 It lO facsimile autographs. 12mo, half calf , gilt back and top, 
 
 uncut, by Larkins. Lond. 1830 
 
 Scarce. Contains original anecdotes of Mrs. Siddons, J. P. 
 
 Kemble, Lady Hamilton, Mme. Grassini, Lady Caroline Lamb, 
 
 ^ R. B. Sberidan, Abernethy, Duchess de Buri, Lord De Tavley, 
 
 Byron and many others. 
 
 I . I O 5u8. Another copy. Plate. 8vo, half morocco. 
 
 Lond. 1830 
 569. CLOQUET (JULES). Recollections of the Private 
 Life of General Lafayette, transl. from the French. Por- 
 t/rait and numerous illusts. 8vo, cloth (name written on 
 title, also London Yacht Club stamp). Lond. 1835 
 
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 570. CLOUSTON (W. A.) Popular Tales and Fictions: 
 their Migrations and Transformations. 3 vols. 8vo, half 
 roxburghe, gilt tops, uncut. N. Y. 1887 
 
 571. COALE (JOSIAH). A Song of the Judgments and 
 Mercies of the Lord. By One that Laboured and Traveled 
 
 for the Redemption of the Suffering. Small 4to, half calf. ^ /n CJ 
 
 [No place], Printed in the year 1609 
 The author, a Quaker, travelled many hundred miles on foot 
 through the wilderness from Virginia to New England. The 
 "Song of Judgments" is dated "Eighth day, Third month, 
 1663, as i was travelling in the wilderness on long 
 Island in America." 
 
 672. COATES (ROBERT). Life of Robert Coates (the STf^ 
 
 famous Amateur Actor, 1807-1848), better known as ' ^ C) 
 " Romeo " and " Diamond " Coates. By J. R. and H. H. 
 Robinson. Portrait. Post 8vo, cloth. Loud. 1891 
 
 573. COBURG THEATRE. Collection of Views, Play- 
 Bills, Scenes and Characters in the celebrated old Melo- 
 dramas performed at the Old Coburg Theatre, 1818-1831, :. 
 and at Royal Victoria Theatre, 1833-1859, comprising 70 
 scenes and characters (some colored), published 1822-^0 
 chiefly by Hodgson and by Skelt; scarce colored plate of 
 " Mr. Solomon as Jenny and Mr. Beverly as Jerry in 
 GreeTcs and Turks; 10 Play-bills of the Old Coburg Theatre, 
 1818-18S1 {including the opening Announcement Play-Bill 
 
 of May 11, 1818, and the '^Appeal to the Public " in the Booth 
 CASE, Jany., 1820, also several Play -Bills of the Royal Vic- 
 toria Theatre, 18SS-1869, views, etc. Small 4:to scrap book, 
 gilt edges. 
 
 574. COCHRANE (ALEX. BAILLIE). The Theatre 
 Frangais in the Reign of Louis XV. By Alex. Baillie Coch- C" 
 rane. 8vo, cloth, uncut. Lond. 1879 '^ G 
 
 575. COCKBURN (JOHN). History of Duels. 2 vols, 
 in 1. 8vo, half morocco, gilt back. 
 
 Edinburgh: Privately printed, 1888 
 Large Paper copy. Only 75 copies privately reprinted 
 for the edition of 1730. 
 
 576. COCK-LANE GHOST (The): being an Authentic ^ 
 Narrative of an Extraordinary Affair. Curious front, and * K ft 
 a folding satirical plate laid in. 12mo, paper, uncut, 38 pp. ^ ^ 
 
 Lond. [about 1820] 
 
 577. COHN (ALBERT). Shakespeare in Germany in 
 the XVIth and XVII th Centuries : an Account of English 
 Actors in Germany and the Netherlands, and of the Plays ^ 
 performed by theih. % plates of facsimiles. 4to, half mo- J^. / fO 
 rocco, gilt top, uncut. Lond. 1865 
 
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 578. COLEMAN (JOHN). Players and Playwrights I 
 
 Chave known: a Review of the English Stage, 1840-1880. 
 With 50 illusts.from authentic portraits. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Phil. 1890 
 
 579. Forty Years of an Actor's Life. 16 plates of 
 
 portraits. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1904 
 
 "^ "*' 580. COLERIDGE (S. T.) Letters, Conversations and 
 
 "2 C" Recollections. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. Lond. : Moxon, 1836 
 
 ' 581. Specimens of the Table-Talk of S. T. Cole- 
 
 (*-<-- RIDGE. 12mo, half brown morocco, gilt back and top, 
 • ct) «^ uncut. Lond. 1861 
 
 / 582. COLLIER (J. PAYNE). Memoirs of Edward 
 
 / . / O AUeyn ; with some new Particulars respecting Shakespeare, 
 
 Ben Jonson, etc. 8vo, half roan. Lond. 1841 
 
 .3^ 582*. Notes and Emendations to the Text of Shake- 
 speare's Plays. 8vo, half morocco. Lond. 1853 
 
 583. Memoirs of the Principal Actors iu the Plays 
 
 O of Shakespeare. 8vo, half cloth. Lond. 184B 
 
 584. History of English Dramatic Poetry to the 
 
 Time of Shakespeare, and Annals of the Stage to the 
 Restoration. 3 vols, stout square 8vo, half green levant 
 morocco, gilt back and top, uncut. Lond. 1879 
 
 Best edition of this valuable work. 
 
 585. COLLINS (LEWIS). Historical Sketches of Ken- 
 tucky, with Anecdotes of Pioneer Life and over one hun- 
 dred Biographical Sketches of Eminent Kentuckians. Map 
 and ^S plates {portraits, views and facsimiles) . 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Cinn. 1850 
 
 586. COLLINS (WILKIE). Novels. Illustrated edn. 
 ninsts. by Du Maurier and others. 23 vols, post 8vo, 
 cloth. Lond. 1889 
 
 This edition is complete in 39 volumes. 
 
 587. Memoirs of the Life of William Collins. By 
 
 his Son, W. Wilkie Collins. Portrait and vignette titles 
 (foxed). 2 vols, post 8vo, half morocco, gilt backs and gilt 
 tops, uncut. Lond. 1848 
 
 588. No Name : a Drama. Altered from the Novel 
 
 for Performance on the Stage. First edn. 12mo, cloth. 
 
 Lond.: Published by the Author, 1870 
 Interesting copy, vrith MS. additions in the adthoh's auto- 
 graph INSERTED. Printed on one side of the paper only. 
 
 589. AND CLARKE (MARCUS). Original Auto- 
 graph Manuscript of The Moonstone, a Drama by Wilkie 
 Collins and Marcus Clarke, consisting of the first or 
 rough draft of Acts II. and HI. of the Play in the hand- 
 
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 TioNs, ALTERATIONS AND UNPUBLISHED READINGS in the Can- 
 Celled passages. (Also) the Manuscript of the Plat com- 
 plete, partly in the handwriting of Marcus Clarke, with 
 
 corrections in RED INK BY WiLKIB CoLLINS, SIGNED AND 
 
 DATED by Marcus Clarke from "Melbourne, 2nd August, 
 i.S79," with, on first leaf inW. C.'s autograph, '■'■The Moon- 
 stone : a Drama in a Prologue and Four Acts. By WilMe 
 Collins and Marcus Clarke. London, Oct. 28, 1879.'''' The 
 whole written in ink on 176 4to pages (of which CoUins's 
 MS. occupies 93 pages and Clarke's MS. 83 pages.) Pre- 
 served in a roan case, with limp leather wrapper, and let- 
 tered, " The Moonstone, a Drama, by Wilkie Collins. — 
 Author's MS." Melbourne and Lond. [1879] 
 
 This dramatization, by its author, of one of the two most 
 famous of his novels (and one of the most celebrated novels in ^ 
 
 English literature) possesses, by reasons of the very numerous 
 altered and cancelled passages, a degree of literary value and 
 interest unusual even in that fascinating state of an author's 
 manuscript known as a " first draft." Unfortunately, though 
 these first drafts are naturally far more interesting and in- > 
 
 struotive than the "fair copy" which supersedes them, 
 from the very temporary nature of their usefulness they 
 seldom escape destruction, once their purpose has been served. 
 
 It is by no means improbable that Collins'S manuscript of 
 Acts II. and III. is complete in itself, and that it represents 
 all that part of the play vrhich vs^as written by him. This 
 "rough draft " is headed, "The Moonstone. {Comedy.) Sce- 
 nario and Rough Draft of the Piece," and below this he has 
 written: " N. B. — The Completed Piece in three acts, corrected 
 and altered for the performance, is in the tin (strong) box." A 
 comparison of the two manuscripts shows that the matter con- 
 tained in Collins'S draft has been incorporated with CoUins's 
 complete manuscript, probably from a fair copy made from 
 this draft by Collins and sent to Clarke (then in Australia) as 
 an improvement or alteration of an original manuscript pre- 
 viously submitted to him by Clarke. It is evident that after 
 incorporating the two acts written by Collins, Clarke sent the "•■ ' 
 
 complete manuscript to him for final revision. This complete 
 manuscript, with CoUins's final alterations, is the second of the 
 two manuscripts here offered. It is signed at end by Clarke 
 and dated from "Melbourne, 2d August, 1879." On the first 
 leaf, under Clarke's title, Collins has written: "The Moon- 
 stone: a Drama in a Prologue and Four Acts, by Wilkie Col- 
 lins and Marcus Clarke. London, October 28, 1879," and it is . , 
 doubtless the "completed MS. "referred to in CoUins's later 
 memo., in his rough draft, as being " in the tin (strong) box," 
 The fourth act consists of only one scene, or tableau, which 
 would account for the reference to "three acts." It is there- 
 fore reasonable to suppose that Collins rewrote Acts I. and II. 
 only, and that the rough draft having CoUins's note in regard ■ '' 
 to the "completed manuscript " was all of the play which was \ 
 written by the author of " The Moonstone " and ' ' The Woman ^ ■ 
 in White." 
 
 590. COLMAN (GEORGE— the Elder). Dramatic Works. y/^ 
 
 4 vols, post 8vo, half morocco. Lond. 1777 * / 
 
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 591. Prose on Several Occasions, with some Pieces 
 
 in Verse. JPorirait and foiir additional portraits in- 
 
 SERTED, also a rare colored caricature by Heath (Mother 
 Shipton's Prophecies). 3 vols. 8vo, calf (cracked at joints). 
 
 Lond. 1787 
 
 592. COLMAN (GEORGE— the Younger). The Iron 
 Chest, a Play (with an abusive Preface, containing stric- 
 
 , f tures on John Philip Kemble, and a Postscript, both of 
 
 /i2-0 which were afterwards cancelled). Extra-illustkated % 
 
 the insertion of 7 portraits of Colman, Kemble, EUiston, etc. 
 
 8vo, half roan. - Lond. 1796 
 
 693. Broad Grins, My Nightgown and Slippers, and 
 
 j v^ .. other Humorous Works. 'Now first collected, with Life of the 
 
 / . /C Author, by G. B. Buckstone. Front, by Hogarth. Post 8vo, 
 
 / half morocco, gilt back, by Larkins. Lond., n. d. 
 
 * 594. COLMAN FAMILY (THE). Memoirs of the Colman 
 
 Family, including their correspondence with the most dis- 
 tinguished personages of their time, by R. B. Peake. % vols. 
 8vo, half calf. Lond. 1841 
 
 595. COLONEL JACK. Life and Adventures of Colonel 
 Jack, the Highwayman, with an account of his being Tre- 
 panned to America, etc. ; written by Himself. Folding col- 
 ored FRONT, in compartments by Laycon. 12mo, half 
 levant morocco, gilt back and top, uncut, by Tout. 
 
 Lond. : Cole [about 1828] 
 
 696. COSTUME. The Book of Costume, or Annals of 
 I *1 ^ Fashion from the earliest period to the present. Illumi- 
 I • I U nated title and over 200 illusts from, designs by eminent 
 artists. Roj'al 8vo, half calf, gilt back and top, uncut. 
 
 Lond. 1847 
 
 597. COLUMBIAN MUSE (THE). A Selection of inter- 
 esting American Poetry, from various Authors (Freeman, 
 Barlow, Humphreys, etc.). 12mo, sheep. 
 
 N. Y. : Printed by J. Carey, 1794 
 
 698. COMBE (GEORGE). Notes on the United States 
 of North America during a Phrenological Visit. Map. 
 3 vols, past 8vo, half cloth. Edinburgh, 1841 
 
 '*' 599. COMBE (WILLIAM). First [Second and Third] 
 Tour of Dr. Syntax in Search of the Picturesque [of Con- 
 solation (and) of a Wife]. 80 fine colored plates by 
 Row^LANDSON. 3 vols. royal 8vo, cloth. (A little loose in 
 binding, but fine, clean copies. Lacks the vignette title to 
 the second volume.) Lond. 1855 
 
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 600. COMMINES (PHILIP DE). Memoirs of Philip de 
 Commines, to which is added The Scandalous Chronicle or 
 Secret History of Louis XL, by Jean de Troyes. Edited, 
 with Life and Notes, by A. R. Scobel. Portraits. 2 vols, 
 post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1856 
 
 601. COMIC ANNUAL (AMERICAN). U full-page 
 humorous plates and numerous vignettes by D. C. Johnston. , Vf^ 
 12mo, original pictorial half roan. (Inkstains on edge of / 
 two plates and several leaves.) Bost. 1831 
 
 603. COMPTON (HENRY). Memoir of Henry Compton. 
 Edited by Charles and Ed. Compton. With Anecdotes and 
 Personal Recollections by Mrs. Kendal, Henry Irving, Tom 
 Taylor, Chas. Mathews, and others. Portrait. 8vo, half 
 roan. Lond. 1879 
 
 603. CONDUCT OF THE STAGE CONSIDER'D: being 
 a short historical account of its origin, progress and various 
 aspects. With Accounts of the Pernicious Consequences of 
 Masquerades (etc.), 1721 (44 pages, a bitter attack on the _ 
 Stage); Essay ON Plays and Masquerades, 1734 (30 pages " / 
 and advt. leaf) ; Proposals for the better regulation of the 
 Stage, 1732 (55 pages) ; Tragi-comical Reflections occa- 
 sioned by the present state of Drury-Lane and Lincoln's- 
 Inn-Fields Theatres, by Gabriel Rennel (30 pages). To- 
 gether 4 pamphlets. Bound in one vol. 8vo, half calf. 
 
 A scarce and curious oolleotion. Lond. 1731-33 
 
 604. CONE (SPENCER H.) Life of Spencer H. Cone, 
 a Baptist Preacher in America. Portrait. Post 8vo, cloth. 
 
 N. Y. 1856 , 
 
 Scarce. Cone was born at Princeton 1785, made his first 
 
 appearance as an actor at the old Chesnut Street Theatre 
 
 (Phlladephia) in 1805, served as a private soldier during the 
 
 War of 1812, and then entered the ministry. Died Aug. 28, 1855. 
 
 605. CONGDON (CHARLES T.) Reminiscences of a ' 7 ^ 
 Journalist. Portrait. Post 8vo, cloth. Bost. 1880 / . 
 
 Presentation Copy, with the Author's Autograph In- 
 scription, dated July 23, 1885. 
 606 CONGREVE (WILLIAM), Plays, portraits and 
 plates on copper, including full-length portraits of Miss 
 Young, Miss Pope {S), and Mrs. Crauford, 3 vols., Lond. ** , 
 1774-76 ; Plays by George Farquhar, copper-plates by . *-f- O 
 Basire, 2 vols. ,1736; and 4 others. Together 8 vols. 13mo, 
 half calf and calf. 
 
 607. Memoirs of the Life, Writings and Amours of 
 
 William Congreve, by Charles Wilson. Portrait. 8vo, y 
 
 calf rebacked, gilt back. Lond. : Printed in the year 1730 A (— 
 
 Although the name of "Charles Wilson" appears on title, ' ^V 
 
 the "Memoirs" is the anonymous work of "Curll's Scrib- 
 blers," the book being published by Curll without his imprint. 
 The "Memoirs " also contain " some very curious Memoirs of 
 Mr. Dryden and his Family." 
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 608. CONNECTICUT. Barber (J. W.) Historical Col- 
 C2 /O lections relating to the History and Antiquities of every 
 
 ^^ Town in Connecticut. Map and 180 illusts. on copper and 
 
 ^' wood. 8vo, sheep. New Haven, 1836 
 
 609. Hinman (R. R. — Editor). Letters from Charles 
 
 f • /A"' II- 1 James II., William and Mary, Anne, George II., etc., 
 
 "'♦/&' to the Governors of the Colony of Connecticut, with the 
 answers thereto, 1635-1745. Portrait of Charles 11. and two 
 
 T\ \ \ plates of facsimile autographs. 12mo, cloth (small water- 
 stain on lower edge of plates). Hartford, 1836 
 
 ^ 610. Lambert (E. R.) History of the New Haven 
 
 , 2. S Colony before and after the union with Connecticut, con- 
 
 • V taining Descriptions of New Haven, Guilford, Milford, 
 
 Branford, Stamford, and Southhold, L. I. 60 illusts. 13mo, 
 
 cloth. New Haven, 1838 
 
 , ^» ^ 611. Parsons (Isaac). The Life and Character of 
 
 '«i ^ J A Joseph Vaill (1751-1839), Pastor of Hadlyme. i^'ron,^. 12mo, 
 ««• cloth. N. Y. 1839 
 
 ^ r; , "X^ 6ia. Everest (C. W —Editor). The Poets of Con- 
 
 . " * / necticut. With Biographical Sketches. Vignette title, con- 
 * taining view of Hartford. 8vo, cloth. Hartford, 1843 
 
 613. Woodruff (G. C ) History of the Town of 
 
 " ZVwO Litchfield. Folding plan. 8vo, paper covers (64 pp.). 
 
 ■ Litchfield, 1845 
 
 614. Cothren (W.) History of Ancient Woodbury, 
 
 Connecticut, from 1659 to 1854, including the present Towns 
 of Washington, Southbury, Bethem, Roxbury, and a part 
 of Oxford and Middlebury. With a full Index. Portrait 
 and heraldic plates. Thick 8vo, calf. 
 
 Waterbury (Conn ), 1854 
 
 615. Goodwin (Nathaniel). Genealogical Notes ; or, 
 
 y y C" Contributions to the Family History of some of the First 
 
 '*''*' Settlers of Connecticut and Massachusetts. 8vo, cloth. 
 , \ ^ Hartford, 1856 
 
 * ' 616. I-Ioadly(C. J.— Editor). Records of the Colony 
 
 and Plantation of New Haven, 1638-1649. With Notes and 
 Appendix. 8vo, cloth. Hartford, 1857 
 
 617. New Haven Colony. Records of the Colony or 
 
 Jurisdiction of New Haven, from May, 1653, to the Union, 
 together with the New Haven Code of 1656. Edited, with 
 Notes, by C. J. Hoadly. 8vo, cloth. Hartford, 1858 
 
 618. Peters (Samuel). General History of Connec- 
 ticut from its First Settlement to the Revolution. With 
 many Curious and Interesting Anecdotes. Edited, with 
 Additions and Notes from the edition of 1781, by S. J. 
 McCormick. Post 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1877 
 
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 619. Smith (Ralph D.) History of Guilford, Con- 
 necticut, from its First Settlement in 1639, from the Manu- >. 
 scripts. Front. 8vo, boards, uncut. Albany: Munsell, 1877 i QCD 
 
 620. Sidney (Margaret). Old Concord: her High- ^ 
 
 ways and Byways. Many illusts. Royal 8vo, cloth. t.<W (J 
 
 Bost. [1888] 
 
 631. Guilbert (Edmund). Annals of an Old Parish. , 
 
 Historical Slietehes of Trinity Church, Southport, Connec- 1% I O 
 ticut, 1735-1898. Maps, portraits, and views. 8vo, cloth, 
 gilt top. ]Sr. Y. 1898 
 
 633. CONYER (D. H.) The Lost Trappers. Scenes in , r~ . 
 the Rocky Mountains, with a short Description of Cali- / • '^ <J 
 fornia. 13mo, cloth. Cinn. 1859 
 
 623. COOK (BUTTON). Book of the Play. Studies of (-'7 // 
 Histrionic Story, Life, and Character. 2 vols, post 8vo, * /A 
 cloth. Lond. 1876 ' t^ 
 
 624. On the Stage. Studies of Theatrical History " 
 
 and the Actor's Art. Portrait. 3 vols, post 8vo, cloth. , t) i / 
 
 Lond. 1883 
 
 625. [COOKE (JOHN ESTEN).J The Virginia Come- 
 dians; or, Old Days in the Old Dominion. First edn. 3 
 vols, crown 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1854 
 
 636. [COMBE(WILLIAM— Author of Dr. Syntax's Tours, 
 etc.).] The Devil upon Two Sticks in England: being a 
 Continuation of Le Diable Boitteux of Le Sage. 6 vols. 12mo, 
 original boards, uncut, with the paper labels. Fine copy. 
 
 Lond. 1811 
 
 627. COOKE (THOMAS POTTER). Interesting Collec- 
 tion of PORTRAITS, VIEWS, DRAMATIC SCENES AND PLAY- 
 BILLS, ILLUSTRATING THE LiFE OP T. P. COOKE, the famOUS 
 
 sailor-actor, comprising 20 portraits of Cooke, chiefly in char- 
 acter aiid including 5 portraits in character published by Webb 
 (THREE IN COLORS), Colored portrait as Union Jack published 
 by Park {Park's miniature portraits, two plates containing 12 
 portraits), one plate colored, etc., etc.; H scenes and vievjs (in- 
 cluding 2 of Drury Lane and 3 of the Royalty Theatre), 5 scenes 
 published by Lloyd, advertisements from newspapers, 1827-S7, 
 and a fine series of J/.! play-bills illustrating Cooke's appearances 
 between Jan'y 6, 1819, and Jidy SO, ISSJ/., at Royal Circus and 
 Surrey Theatre [S), Royal Colony Theatre (11), Govent Garden ^ '\ 
 Theatre (7), Adelphi (2), and Surrey Theatre (18). Mounted '-• ^ 
 on heavy paper and bound in 1 vol. 4to, cloth. 
 
 638. COOPER (J. FENIMORE). Novels and Tales. 
 Grand Format edn. Plates by Darley. 32 vols. 8vo, cloth, 
 paper labels, uncut. N. Y. 1883 
 
 Fine complete set. 
 
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 639. CORDOVER (R. J. DE). The Prince of Wales' 
 Visit to America in 1860: a Humorous Description (in 
 verse). Ji. plates by Stephens, Bosenberg and J. D. SmilUe. 
 Royal 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1861 
 
 630. COSTUME. Townsend's French Costumes, selected 
 from the latest Parisian publications, with Descriptions of 
 the Dresses and General Observations. 137 finely col- 
 ored PLATES OP COSTUME engraved on copper by Q. J. 
 and J. Neele. 8vo, half calf. Loud. 1832-aa 
 
 Fine copy of this scarce collection. 
 
 631. — Theatrical Costumes of Shakespeare's Henry 
 VIII., published by permission of Charles Kean. The 
 Three Parts complete. 18 plates of the costumes, including 
 6 colored plates. 3 Parts, oblong folio, paper wrappers. 
 
 Lond. [1857] 
 
 632. Costumes of the Modern [Parisian] Stage. 
 
 Edited by M. Morrison. 20 plates of female costume, col- 
 ored BY HAND, by Steinlen and Misplis. 5 Parts, bound 
 in 1 vol. 4to, limp morocco. (As 1 vol.) Lond. 1888-90 
 
 633. COTTON (WILLIAM). The Story of the Drama 
 in Exeter, 1787 to 1823, with Reminiscences of Edmund 
 Kean. Portrait of Kean as Macbeth and facsimiles of play- 
 bills. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1887 
 
 634. COURT OF LOUIS XVIII. Private Memoirs of 
 the Court of Louis XVIII. By A Lady. 2 vols. 8vo, pol- 
 ished calf, gilt backs, by Riviere. Lond. 1830 
 
 From the Sheepshanks Library, with bookplate. 
 
 635. COUSIN (VICTOR). Secret History of the French 
 , *.., Court under Richelieu and Mazarine ; or, Life and Scenes 
 
 /, /^ of Madame de Chevreuse. Transl. by M. L. Booth. Post 
 * 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1871 
 
 636. COVENT GARDEN JOURNAL (The): a Journal 
 of the O. P. War (from 18 Sept -Nov., 1809), with a com- 
 plete collection of all the Correspondence, Press Notices, 
 etc., etc., and a short History of the Theatre. 4 views on 
 copper by Neale. 2 vols. 8vo, half morocco, gilt backs. 
 
 Lond.: Stockdale, 1810 
 
 637. Another copy. 3 vols. 8vo, half calf (some 
 
 leaves water-stained). Lond.: Stockdale, 1810 
 
 With Autograph Letters from Madame Catalani (whose en- 
 gagement at Covent Garden was the cause of the O. P. Riots), 
 1 page, 8vo, addressed to Elliston ; also from Thomas Hadley 
 to Elliston in reference to Catalani's performances, etc., 3 
 pages, 4to ; and a portrait of Catalani. 
 
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 638. COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. Four Letters on 
 the Theatre, written during disputes between the Public 
 
 and Proprietors at the Opening of the New Theatre in , r - 
 
 Covent Garden in 1809, wherein are discussed the Merits of //, Z-«J 
 Players and the Morality of the Stage [by J. Evans]. 8vo, 
 calf. Lond. [1809] 
 
 639. COWPER (WILLIAM). Life of William Cowper. 
 By William Hayley. Portrait. 4 vols. 8vo, calf, gilt , J^ 
 bands (wormholes in margin of portrait and one title). ' '^ ^ 
 
 Chichester, 1806 
 
 640. Life of William Cowper. By Thomas Wright. 
 
 2S portraits and plates. Imp. 8vo, vellum, gilt top, uncut. 
 
 Lond. 1892 
 Edition de Luxe. Only a small number of copies so issued. 
 
 641. COWELL (JOE). Thirty Years among the Players 
 in England and America, with Anecdotes and Reminiscences 
 
 of the Theatrical Life of Joe Cowell (of the Park Theatre, JL 2-^ 
 New York, etc.). Written by Himself. Both Parts. 8vo, J '' 
 half morocco, gilt bands. N. Y. 1844 
 
 642. [COX (J. E.)] Musical Recollections of the Last 
 Half-Century. 2 vols. 8vo, half calf, gilt backs and tops, / ^(r\ 
 uncut, by Larkins. Lond. 1872 *■ 
 
 643. CRABBE (GEORGE). Tales of the Hall. First 
 
 EDN. 2 vols. 8vo, half calf, gilt backs. Lond. 1819 \ r" 
 
 644. Life of George Crabbe, with his Letters and 
 
 Journal [and] Posthumous Poems. Edited by his Son. /-. 
 
 2 vols. 12mo, cloth. - Phil, 1835 ' '^ 
 
 645. CRABTREE (J. B.) The Passing of Spain and the 
 Ascendency of America. Illusts. 8vo, morocco. , /•■ 
 
 Springfield, Mass., 1898 ^ 
 
 646. CRADOCK (JOSEPH). Literary and Miscellaneous 
 Memoirs. Portrait. 4 vols. 8vo, half calf. Lond. 1826-28 
 
 Scarce. Abounds in personal anecdotes of celebrated politi- 
 cal, literary arid theatrical characters of the 18th Century. 
 
 647. CRIMINAL RECORDER (The); or. Biographical 
 Sketches of Notorious Public Characters (traitors, pirates, 
 highwaymen, murderers, coiners, sharpers, etc.), alphabet!- / //T 
 eally arranged under proper heads. 10 plates of punish- » ' ' *-^ 
 ments, and SO portraits on copper by Chapman of notorious 
 criminals of both sexes {including Eugene Evans, Jack 
 Sheppard, Jonathan Wild, Patch Price, Catharine Hayes, 
 
 etc., etc.). 4 vols. 12mo, calf (some joints cracked). 
 
 Lond. 1804 
 
 648. CROCKETT (COL. DAVID). Sketches and Eccen- ^ tS^ 
 tricities of Col. David Crockett of West Tennessee. Post 
 
 Svo, cloth. N. Y. [1833] 
 
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 649 [CROLEY (GEORGE)]. Salathiel : a Story [founded 
 J 1-^ on the Legend of the Wandering Jew]. 3 vols, post 8vo, 
 '^ , half roan. Lond. 1839 
 
 ^ . ^ 650. CROUCH (ANNA MARIA). Memoirs; including 
 C^f" a Retrospect of the Stage during the years she performed. 
 .^ttJ By M. J. Young. Portrait on copper. 2 vols. 13mo, half 
 calf. Lond. 1806 
 
 651. CROWE (C.) The Night Side of Nature ; or, Ghosts 
 f J ■* and Ghost Seers. % vols, half roan (slight water-stains on 
 
 \ several leaves). Lond. 1848 
 
 652. CROWE (EYRE E.) History of the Reigns of 
 J ^X" Louis XVIIL and Charles X. 3 vols. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 •;* ^'y Library Edition. Lond. 1854 
 
 653. CRUIKSHANK (GEORGE). The Satirist; or 
 Monthly Meteor. From Vol. 1, No. 1, Oct. 1st, 1807, to 
 
 V No 69, June 1st, 1813, inclusive; comprising First Series, 
 f$^Mt 10 vols.. Second Series, 2 vols. Witln, 55 spirited folding 
 
 I '"•' COLORED AND TINTED CARICATURES On COpper by GEO. 
 
 Cruikshank {including the celebrated Napoleonic carica- 
 tures). Together 12 vols. 8vo, half morocco, gilt backs. 
 
 Lond. 1808-13 
 
 O^' 1 Fine and perfect copy of this very rare periodical, with 
 
 ^ all the plates, which, though at times somewhat coarse, are 
 
 considered to contain some of Geo. Cruikshank's most remark- 
 able work. One plate ("Diversions of Purley") is, unfortu- 
 nately, defective, another is very slightly cracked at one fold ; 
 „ . but, with these two exceptions, all the plates are in choice 
 
 }yA B '^ condition, and are bright original impressions. The collation 
 
 of this set agrees with that given by Douglas. Two more vol- 
 umes of this series were subsequently published. 
 
 654. Annals oe Gallantry; or. The Conjugal 
 
 Monitor. By A. Moore. 16 engravings on copper, 15 of 
 which are in colors (including several by Geo. Cruikshank). 
 3 vols. 8vo, half morocco. Lond. 1814-15 
 
 Extremely rare. Lacks three colored plates (The Unwel- 
 come Intruders, Tete-a-tete in Kensington Gardens, The Un- 
 j J J , ■ welcome Attack) ; also one uncolored plate (Portrait of a Lady). 
 
 / fjr, i/^ Perfect copies, with all the plates, are of very rare occurrence, 
 
 ^•^ the above copy being much more complete than those which 
 
 (^ \ have from time to time come into the market. The book is 
 
 \ complete in the 18 parts as published. 
 
 655. Collection of 109 Etchings and Engrav- 
 ings BY AND AFTER GEO. CRUIKSHANK, including portrait 
 
 O ^ I V by himself engraved by Wagstaff, 8 portraits from Carifteld's 
 Remarkable Characters, 1819-20, Three Weeks after Marriage 
 (colored woodcut), Ji.0 etchings to illustrate Smollett, Field- 
 ing, Goldsmith and Sterne {from Hoscoe's Novelists' Library, 
 oi «S 18S1), complete SET of ^ rare etchings to The Wife, a Drama, 
 18S5, Sailor's Progress {and) Arrival at the North Pole {2 plates); 
 
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 Tea in the Arbour, a Comic Song (kare), The Dancing Wes- 
 sons (^ etchings), 1835, COMPLETE SET of 27 etchings to Ains- 
 worth's Jack Sheppard, 1889, Commentary on the New Police z^"" ^>-0 
 Act {2 etchings), 18Jfl, 8 etchings to Frank Hartwell, I8J1.I, etc., 
 etc. Neatly mounted in 4to scrap-book, half morocco, gilt 
 back, lettered " Cruikshankiana. " [Lond. 1819-41] 
 
 656. Cecil (J.) Sixty Curious and Authentic Nar- 
 ratives and Anecdotes of Extraordinary Characters Front, 
 hy Geo. Cruikshank. 12mo, half calf. Lond. 1819 
 
 657. Complete series of 40 woodcut illustrations to 
 
 Clinton's "Writings of Lord Byron," from Cruikshank's 
 
 designs. Bvo, cloth, specimen paper cover bound in. J j~.^ 
 
 Lond. 1824 ^ 
 
 668. Punch and Judy; with a Dialogue of the Puppet- 
 
 Show, an Account of its Origin, and of Puppet-plays in Eng- 
 land. 24. plates drawn and etched hy Geo. Cruikshank, ^ , 
 besides vignettes in the text hy the same artist. 12mo, half %> 
 olive morocco. Lond. 1828 
 With bookplate of J. Deakin Heaton. Fine copy. 
 
 659. Another copy. Large Paper (?) 8vo, half . 
 
 morocco, gilt back and top. Front, colored, and other */. O^ 
 plates. ' 
 
 660. Scraps and Sketches. Complete set of the plates 
 
 to the Four Parts, comprising 2^ plates, Large Paper India 
 
 Proofs, containing 120 designs drawn and etched hy Geo. . / , -^ 
 Cruikshank. Bound in 1 vol., oblong folio. [Lond. 1828-32] /T^J-yA 
 Original issues vert bare in this state. ^ 
 
 THIKD SESSION. 
 
 661. CRUIKSHANK (GEORGE). Angelo's Pic-Nic; or, , 
 Table Talk. Recollections of the Stage for Fifty Years, •^> j. ^ 
 Biographical Sketches and Anecdotes. Vignette on title hy V x 
 a. Cruihshanlc. 8vo, half roan (lacks front.) Lond. 1834 ' / ^ 
 
 662. Mornings at Bow Street. By J. Wight. 21 iUusts. 
 
 hy Geo. Cruikshank. 12mo, cloth. Lond. 1838 
 
 663. " 1851," or The Adventures of Mr. and Mrs. i% MO 
 
 Sandboys and Family at the Great Exhibition. By Horace 
 Mayhew and George Cruikshank. 10 folding plates, 
 designed and etched hy Geo. Cruikshank, the large plate of y 
 
 the " Opening " heing mounted on linen. 8vo, half calf (one ^, Aq 
 plate water-stained). Lond. : Newbold, n. d. ^ 
 
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 664. Thackeray (W. M.) Essay on the Genius of 
 
 George Cruikshank. With numerous illusts. of his works. 
 From the Westminster Review, with additional etchings, 
 8vo, half green morocco, gilt back (name written on title). 
 
 Lond. 1840 
 y __ Contains the scarce plate " Philoprogenitiveness. " 
 
 ' (0<6 665. The Comic Blackstone. By Gilbert A. a 
 
 Becket. Illusts. by Geo. Cruikshank. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Chicago, 1869 
 
 ;666. The Sinks of London Laid Open, with a Modern 
 Slang Dictionary, etc. Colored frontispiece and woodcuts 
 hy Geo. Cruikshank. Reprinted from the edition of 1848. 
 12mo, cloth. Lond., n. d. 
 
 667. Bates (William). George Cruikshank, the 
 
 J ^Q Artist, the Humorist, and the Man ; with Some Account of 
 
 ^ his Brother Robert. A Critico-Bibliographical Essay. 
 
 Numerous illusts. by Geo. Cruikshank, including several 
 
 from original drawings. 4to, half roxburghe. Lond. 1879 
 
 j..^ ' 668. The Life of George Cruikshank. In Two 
 
 ,ft^ C Epochs. By Blanchard Jerrold. Numerous illusts. 2 vols, 
 
 crown 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1882 
 
 • 669. Jerrold (Blanchard). Life of George Crnik- 
 
 ( ©^5" shank. With 8^ illusts. from his works, etc. Post 8vo, 
 
 cloth. Lond. 1883 
 
 670. CRUIKSHANK (ROBERT). A Collection of Farces. 
 Monsieur Tonson, portrait of Mathews as Mons. Morbleu; 
 
 ' \ • The First of April, by C. Boaden ; and 13 other Farces, by 
 
 / , OO Buekstone, G. A. a Beckett, Foote, etc., each with a front- 
 
 ispieceby Robt. Cruikshank. Together 14 pieces. Bound 
 
 in one vol. 12mo, half calf. ' Lond. [1827-34] 
 
 671. FooTB (Samuel). The Mayor of Garratt. A 
 
 * Comedy. First bdn. With 8 spirited woodcuts by P. 
 
 1^ *2,S^ Cruikshank, etc., after designs by Robt. Cruikshank. 
 > ' " 12mo, half morocco, gilt bands. Lond. 1837 
 
 "** \ 672. Gay (John). The Beggar's Opera. First edn. 
 
 / ^^^ With 8 illusts. engjuved on wood by Kitchener and P. 
 
 ^'* *^ Cruikshank after designs by Robt. Cruikshank. 12mo, 
 
 0\^ half morocco, gilt back. Lond. 1837 
 
 673. O'Hara (Kane). Midas. A Burletta. First 
 
 EDN. 10 engravings on wood by P. Cruikshank, etc. , after 
 designs by Robt. Cruikshank. 12mo, half morocco, gilt 
 back. Lond. 1837 
 
 674. Shakespeare. Katharine and Petruehio ; taken 
 
 by David Garrick from The Taming of the Shrew. 8 
 original designs by Robt. Cruikshank. First illust. edn. 
 
 
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 ?0 12mo, half morocco, gilt bands. Lond. 1838 
 
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 675. The Tailors, a Tragedy for Warm Weather. 
 
 [By Samuel Poote.] With Introduction by R. Ryan. S 
 
 vignettes and 6 full-page original illusts. by Robt. Cruik- ^ ^ 
 
 SHANK. First edn. 12mo, half morocco, gilt bands. ' 
 
 Lond. 1836 
 
 676. Doings in London, or Day and Night Scenes of 
 
 the Frauds, Frolics, Manners and Depravities of the 
 Metropolis. With SS engravings by Bonner from designs 
 hy Robt. Cruikshank. 8vo, cloth. Lond. : Hodgson, n. d. 
 
 677. Turner's Dramatic Library, a Collection of 
 
 Plays, with frontispieces, by Robt. Cruikshank, in 3 vols. 
 
 18mo, Phil. [1838]; and 13 other volumes of Plays, pub- / Sr~ 
 
 lished in Dublin, Lond., Phil, and N. Y. 1793-1822. 
 Together 16 vols. 18mo and 12mo, cloth and half roan. 
 
 678. CUMBERLAND (RICHARD). Memoirs. Written 
 
 by Himself. Fine portraits on copper. 2 vols. 8vo, half 
 
 ■calf (binding slightly cracked at joints). Lond. 1807 , < C' 
 
 /, 2_ O C\. 
 
 679. Another edn. Edited, with Notes, by Henry '' 
 
 Flanders. 8vo, cloth. Phil. 1856 
 
 680. CUMBERLAND'S BRITISH DRAMA. Edited, with ^ 
 Notes, by Richard Cumberland. Numerous full-length , 5-0 
 portraits in character. 14 vols. 13mo, half calf. Contents 
 lettered. Lond. 1817 
 
 681. CUMMING (R. GORDON-). Five Years of a ' 7^^ 
 Hunter's Life in the Far Interior of South Africa. Illust. t I 
 
 -2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1850 
 
 682. CUNNINGHAM (PETER). The Story of Nell j^, ^ 
 Gwyn, and the Sayings of Charles II. With a Complete '•jr:0' Jpc- 
 Index, now lirst published. Etched portrait. Royal 8vo, i^ uo 
 cloth. N. Y. 1883 
 
 683. CURLING (H.) Recollections of the Mess-Table t^S" "' /j 
 and the Stage. Post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1855 ^^ *jQ 
 
 684. CUSHMAN (CHARLOTTE) : her Letters, with Mem- 
 
 ■ories of her Life. By Emma Stebbins. Portrait. 8vo, . ' "7 
 
 cloth. Bost. : Riverside Press, 1878 ' /jO 
 
 685. (Life of) Charlotte Cushman, by C. E. Clement, 
 
 (and of) Mrs. Duff, by J. N. Ireland, portraits, 2 vols., 
 
 Bost. 1882; Story of the Jubilee Singers, by J. B. T. Marsh, . - 7/ 
 
 portraits and music, Bost. 1880; and 4 others. Together 7 # » 
 
 vols. Post 8vo, cloth. 
 
 686. Reminiscences of the Life of Charlotte Cush- ♦ ^^ 
 
 man, by Mrs. Dr. Walker, her chosen Medium, Bost. 1876 ; 
 
 The Gipsey, a Ballet performed by M'lle Elssler at the 
 
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 Park Theater, New York, with a sketch of M'' lie Elssler as 
 Sarah, N. Y. 1841; Stage Whispers, by C. A. Ross, illusts., 
 Lond., n. d. ; and 24 other dramatic pamphlets, etc., some 
 rare. Together 27 pamphlets. 
 
 ^v-^ 687. DALY (AUGUSTIN). Memories of Daly's Thea- 
 ^^ tres, with Passing Recollections of others; including a 
 Record of Plays and Actors at the Fifth Avenue Theatre 
 and Dalj''s Theatre, 18ii9-95. Numerous portraits and 
 other illusts., and bxtka-illust. by the insertion of a 
 portrait on wood of Augustin Daly, and an autograph 
 LETTER from him, of one page 8vo. 4to, red levant morocco, 
 ■ gilt back and top, uncut, original covers bound in. 
 
 N. Y. : Privately printed, 1897 
 
 688. (Collection of Five of his Plays.) Leah the For- 
 saken, Hazardous Ground (etc.). In 1 vol. 13mo, half mo- 
 rocco. N. Y., n. d. 
 Extea-Illtjstrated by the insertion of an interesting Auto- 
 graph Letter Signed, from Daly to Owen Fawoett, in refer- 
 ence to his engagement for Boucicault's new play at Wallack's 
 Theatre (Grand Opera House, New York, May 33rd, 1873, 1 
 page 4to). Also 4 portraits of Daly (one being the Souvenir 
 of the 200th night of " Pique," the others on wood, 1876). 
 
 . ' 689. DALY'S COMPANY. Portfolio of Players; with 
 •\ Notes thereon by H. C. Bunner, Laurence Button, Brander 
 \ Matthews, William Winter, etc. 18 portraits in photo- 
 gravure, including 11 portraits of Ada Behan, portraits of 
 Augustin Daly, Mrs. Gilbert, Leivis, John Drew, etc. 4to, 
 half cloth, silk ties. N. Y. 1888 
 
 No. 14 of only 110 copies printed. Presentation copy to Dr. 
 John Moore, with Augustin Daly's autograph inscription. 
 
 (* ■ A 690. Another copy. 
 
 691. DANA (C. A.— Editor). The United States. Illus- 
 trated in a Series of Views ; with Descriptive and Historical 
 
 . y Text (by Oakey Hall, Parke Godwin, G. W. Curtis, H. 
 
 *-f4^i^S~ Greeley, and others). 68 fine engravings on steel. 2 vols. 
 
 in 1, stout 4to, half roan. N. Y. [about 1850] 
 
 692. DANCER (DANIEL). The Strange and Unaccount- 
 * '^ A ^^^® "'^^^^ ^^ Daniel Dancer, Esquire, Miser. To which is 
 
 * added History of Betty Bolaine, remarkable for avarice, 
 
 / ^i^. vice and meanness. Colored folding fronts, by T. Jones. 
 
 / « W^ 12mo, half levant morocco, gilt back and top, uncut, paper 
 
 wrappers bound in, by Tout. Lond. : Allman, 1839 
 
 693. DAUDET (ALFONSE). Recollections of a Literary 
 Man; Thirty Years of Paris. Transl. by Laura Ensor. 
 Numerous illusts. by Bieler, Rossi, etc. 2 vols, post 8vo 
 paper covers. Lond. 1892-93 
 
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 694. DAVENPORT (R. A.) History of the Bastile and 
 of its Principal Captives. Front. 16mo, half calf (4B4 
 pp.). Lend. 1838 
 
 695. DAVIES (THOMAS). Dramatic Miscellanies; con- 
 sisting of Critical Observations on several Plays of Shakes- 
 peare, as represented by Mr. Garrick and other celebrated / ^ C ~ 
 Actors; with Anecdotes of Dramatic Poets, Actors, etc. 3 '• ^-' 'a 
 vols. 13mo, calf. Lond. 1785 
 
 Very interesting copy. Originally belorrging to Lord Macart- 
 ney (with his bookplates) it was bought in 1856 by D. W. Waller 
 of the Broadway Theater, and at that time Stage Manager at 
 Booth's Theater, and in 1871 presented by him, with auto- 
 graph INSCRIPTION, to Wm. Creswick, formerly of the old Park 
 Theatre. 
 
 696. DAVIS (JEFFERSON). Memoir, by his wife For- f J^~ 
 traits. 2 vols, thick 8vo, cloth. N. Y. [1890] 
 
 697. DAVIS (JOHN). Travels in the United States of 
 
 North America, 1798-1803. 8vo, half calf (cracked at joint). .2. » OO 
 
 Lond. 1803 
 
 698. The First Settlers of Virginia. An Historical 
 
 Novel exhibiting a View of the Rise and Progress of the . _ 
 Colony at James Town. 12mo, sheep (slightly cracked at / • 7 W 
 one joint). N. Y. 1806 y 
 
 699. DAVIS (RUEBEN). Recollections of Mississippi 
 and Mississippians. Portrait. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Bost. : Riverside Press, 1889 
 
 700. DAWSON (HENRY B.) Current Fictions tested __ 
 by uncurrent Facts (relating to the Author's controversy ^ ^^ 
 with John Jay). 8vo, paper covers. 
 
 N. Y. : Privately printed, 1864 
 
 701. [DEACON (WILLIAM FREDERICK).] Warren- 
 iana, with Notes, Critical and Explanatory. By the Editor 
 
 of a Quarterly Review. 13mo, half morocco, gilt back and •> 
 
 top, uncut. Lond. 1834 
 
 A very clever jeu d'esprit in verse, after the manner of The 
 Rejected Addresses. It contains Imitations of the styles of j ^^ 
 
 GifEord, Wordsworth, Hogg, Southey, Byron, Scott, Leagh ^f QX) 
 
 Hunt, Coleridge, Tom Moore, and others, supposed to have 
 been written as ' ' Puflfs " for Warren's blacking ! 
 
 70-2. DECASTRO (J.) Memoirs of J. Decastro, Come- 
 dian; with Anecdotes of Garrick, Foote, Sheridan, Kem- y__^^^ 
 ble (and others) ; an Analysis of the Life of Philip Astley, /* KLV 
 and Scarce Theatrical Advertisements, etc. Edited by R. 
 Humphreys. Portrait and other illusts. 13mo, half calf. • •.XV) 
 
 Lond. 1834 ^ 
 
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 703. DEFOE (DANIEL). Life and Adventures of Robin- 
 ^ '^D son Crusoe (with the Further Adventures). Portrait and 
 ^ ' ^ 100 engravings on wood by the Brothers Dalziel from designs 
 
 ^ by J. D. Watson. Square 8vo, cloth gilt, gilt edges. 
 
 Lond. 1864 
 
 704. Novels and Miscellaneous Works, with a Bio- 
 
 » graphical Memoir of the Author, literary Prefaces to vari- 
 
 I •) f~ ous pieces, illustrative Notes by Sir Walter Scott and others. 
 
 h /-yi [Edited by C. Lewis.] 20 vols. ]2mo, full green polished 
 
 calf, backs full gilt, contents lettered, gilt edges. 
 . Oxford, 1839-41 
 
 * » Choice set of this scarce and most desirable edition. 
 
 705. [DE FORREST (T. R.)] Olden Time in New York, 
 /.. i^O By Those who Knew. 12mo, cloth. N. Y. 1833 
 
 ' 706. Another copy, not in such fine condition. 
 
 707. DEL ANY (MRS.) Autobiography and Correspond- 
 // enee of Mary Granville. Edited by Lady Llanover. 34- 
 
 'vaZ portraits on steel. 6 vols. 8vo, half morocco. Lond. 1861 
 . / Library edition. 
 
 708. D'EON (CHEVALIER). The Strange Career of the 
 Chevalier D'Eon de Beaumont, Minister from France to 
 
 jVr- Great Britain in 1763. By J. B. Telfer. S portraits { pho- 
 ''^ tographs) and facsimile. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1885 
 
 The experiences of the celebrated Frefichman, disguised as a 
 woman. 
 
 709. DERBY (J. C.) Fifty Years among Authors— Books 
 s ft/i and Publishers. Very numerous portraits on steel of Amer- 
 ^ti iy^ ^ ican authors, etc. Stout imp. 8vo, half morocco, gilt top, 
 
 uncut (739 pages, including Index). N. Y. 1884 
 
 No. 176 of 500 copies printed. R. W. Griswold's copy. 
 
 710. -[DERRICK (SAMUEL).] A General View of the 
 
 3 Stage. By Mr. Wilkes. Aquatint vignette on title. 8vo, 
 
 «(n> calf. Lond. 1759 
 
 With the rare ' ' Errata " slip, nearly always lacking. 
 
 711. DEUCHAR'S ETCHINGS. Collection of Etchings 
 
 after the most Eminent Masters of the Dutch and Flemish 
 
 -■ '• Schools, particularly Rembrandt, Ostade, Cornelius Bega 
 
 . and Van Vliet. Over 300 etchings by A. Deuchar, from 
 
 /0# ivJ" ORIGINAL IMPRESSIONS. Bound in 2 vols, royal 4to, fine 
 
 old black crimped morocco, gilt backs, gold borders on 
 
 , sides, gilt edges. Lond. 1803 
 
 Choice copy, the very scarce Original, Issue. 
 
 ^ ' ' 713. DEVIL (The) : containing a Review and Investiga- 
 
 '^■, VJ^ tion of Literature, Men, the Court, the Pulpit and the 
 
 Stage . . . intended as a Tribute to the Liberty of the Eng- 
 
 ^, lish Press. No. I-XIII. (all published). 8vo, boards. 
 
 _,. ' ^ Scarce and curious. Lond. [1776] 
 
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 713. DIBDIN (CHARLES). Professional Life : written 
 bj^ Himself. With the Words of 600 Songs from his Works. 
 Portrait on copper by Devis and 60 aquatint etchings by 
 Miss Dibdin. 4 vols. 8vo, half calf. Lond. 1803 
 
 714. Collection of Songs from the Works of Mr. 
 
 Dibdin. Third edn., with Additions. Portrait. 2 vols. 
 12mo, calf. Lond. : Printed for the Author [about 1806] 
 
 715. DIBDIN (JAMES C.) The Annals of the Edinburgh 
 Stage. An Account of the Rise and Progress of Dramatic 
 Writing in Scotland. Portraits, etc. Small 4to, half roan. 
 
 Edinburgh, 18S8 
 
 716. DIBDIN (THOMAS). Reminiscences. Written by 
 Himself. 2 vols, in 1. 8vo, half morocco, gilt bands. 
 
 N. Y. 1828 
 Pbesentation copy to the American Dramatic Fund Asso- 
 ciation, with the AUTOGRAPH INSCRIPTION OP JaMES J. PRIOR, 
 of the Old Bowery Theatre, New York, etc. 
 
 717. Another bdn. Portrait, and extra-illus- 
 trated BY THE INSERTION of 11 fine and scarce portraits, 
 skillfully inlaid to size when necessary {including por- 
 traits of Dibdin, by Meyer, Ridley, and Hall ; fine stipple O- 
 portrait of same in brown, proof impression), poriraite of OrV^ 
 Mrs. Siddons, by STnith, after Kearsey (proof); Baymond, ^ v^, 
 as Macbeth, by Ridlpy, J. B. Booth {from the Theatrical 
 Inquisitor), George IV. (India proof), etc. 2 vols. 8vo, 
 
 half light calf, gilt backs and tops, uncut, by Smith. 
 
 Lond. 1837 
 
 718. DIBDIN'S LONDON THEATRE. A Collection of i ^^ 
 the most celebrated Dramatic Pieces, correctly given from , • v (1 
 copies used in the Theatres, by Thomas Dibdin. Very 
 numerous illusts. on wood. 10 vols, stout 16mo, light pol- 
 ished calf extra, backs full gilt, contents lettered. 
 
 Lond. : Chiswick Press, 1815-17 
 A charming set of this well-printed scarce and desirable % 
 
 edition. • 
 
 719. DIBDIN (THOS. PROGNALL). Reminiscences of a 
 Literary Life. 11 fine portraits and plates. 2 vols, light * ^^ 
 polished calf extra, gilt backs. Lond. 1836 U •O O 
 
 Fine copy, with the Index of 44 pages, which was published 
 subsequently, and is often lacking. 
 
 720. DICKENS (CHARLES). Memoirs of Joseph Grim- 
 aldi. Edited by " Boz. " First edn. Portrait of Grimaldi 
 
 and 10 plates by Geo. Oruihshank. 2 vols, post 8vo, half ^ ^ 
 morocco, gilt back and top, uncut (some leaves somewhat *T*^ C 
 dust-soiled). '^ond. 1838 
 
 731. New edition, with additions and Notes by • , 
 
 Charles Whitehead. Portrait and plates by Geo. Cruik- 
 SHANK. 12mo, cloth. Lond. 1846 ^ XiT' 
 
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 722. [ AND COLLINS (WILKIE) ] The Frozen Deep : 
 
 a Drama, in Three Acts. By Wilkie Collins. Original 
 PRIVATE Dickens issue. 12mo, original paper covers. 
 
 [Lond. :] Not published, 1866 
 Very scarce, and of special interest on account of the crea- 
 tion and alteration by Charles Dickens of the leading part, 
 "Eichard Warden." The play was written in 1856, and first 
 presented at Dickens' London residence, Tavistock House 
 (Eussell Square), January 6th, 1857, Dickens playing the lead- 
 ing part, and the cast including Wilkie Collins, Mark Lemon 
 /Y-£) (editor of ' ' Punch "), Egg (the artist), Shirley Brooks, Miss 
 
 *^^^ Hogarth, Charles, Jr. , Alfred, Mary and Kate Dickens. Be- 
 
 ■ tween 1857 and 1866 several performances were given (by 
 
 Dickens, Collins, and others of the original cast, supported by 
 professional actresses) for the benefit of the family of Douglas 
 Jerrold, who died in 1859. In 1866 The Frozen Deep was pre- 
 sented by Horace Wigan, and H. Neville as Richard Warden, 
 the author having for this purpose made considerable altera- 
 tions and additions, especially in the part which Dickens had 
 created, and in conformity with C. D.'s suggestions, which 
 then first appeared in the present scarce privately printed 
 little volume. A typewritten copy of the original programme, 
 and also a printed copy from the programme — the Manchester 
 Benefit Performance — accompany the above. 
 
 723. Plays and Poems, with a few Miscellanies in 
 
 y 5^" Prose, now first collected and annotated by R. H. Shepherd. 
 
 2 vols, 8vo, half calf, gilt backs. Lond. 1882 
 
 734. The Letters of Charles Dickens, 1833-70. 3 
 
 vols. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1880-82 
 
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 725. The Speeches of Charles Dickens (1841-1870). 
 
 Edited by R. H. Shepherd. With a new Bibliography, 
 
 /f fO revised and enlarged. Crown 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1884 
 
 The Bibliography includes the published writings, in prose 
 
 and verse, of Dickens, from 1833 to 1883, including his letters, 
 
 as well as a Bibliography of Dickensiana. 
 
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 726. The Christmas Carol. A Facsimile Reproduc- 
 tion of the Original Manuscript, with an Introduction by 
 F. G. KiTTON. 4to, half parchment, gilt top, uncut. 
 
 Lond. 1890 
 
 727. Works. Standard Library Edition. Illusts. 
 
 by ^^ PTiiz'^ and Cattermole. 27 vols. Svo, cloth. 
 
 Lond. : Chapman & Hall [about 1879] 
 Complete set, with the exception of Vol. I. of The Old 
 Curiosity Shop, and of Martin Chuzzlewit, and Pale of Two 
 Cities. 
 
 728. Pickwick Papers, David Copperfield, and three 
 
 others, by [the same], illust. hy S. Eytinge, 6 vols., Bost. 
 1867; Adventures of a Virginian, by O. Thurston, Phil. 
 1881; and 4 others. Together 11 vols. 12mo, cloth. 
 
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 739. Letters to Wilkie Collins, edited by Laurence 
 
 Hwtton, portraits and facsimiles, 1893; Letters of Edward , -. 
 
 Fitzgerald to Fanny Kemble, 1871-1883, edited by W. r.rJ 
 
 Aldis Wright, 1895; Life of Charles J. Ingersoll (Dra- H'<S~"^ ■ 
 matist, etc.), by W. M. Meigs, portrait, 1897. 3 vols, post ' 
 8vo, cloth. N. Y., Lond., etc., 1892-97 
 
 Dickens (Mamie). My Father as I Recall Him. , S^i) qP 
 
 wn 8vn n.rt ninth nnont, ^» < 
 
 730. 
 
 Illust. Crown 8vo, art cloth, uncut. 
 
 Lond. : Roxburghe Press [1896] 
 
 731. Dolby (George). Charles Dickens as I Knew 
 
 Him: the Story of the Reading Toiir in England and t.U-Ci 
 America, 1866-1870. Post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1887 ^ ^^ ^ 
 
 733. Field (Kate). Pen Photographs of Charles 
 
 Dickens's Readings. Taken from Life. Illust. Crown r ^ 
 
 8vo, cloth. Lond and Bost. 1871 ' ^-^ 
 
 First Edition. 
 
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 733. Forster (John). The Life of Charles Dickens. 
 
 Portraits, facsimiles, etc., and short Bibliography. 3 vols, 
 crown 8vo, cloth. Phil. 1886 
 
 734. Hatton (J. C.) Charles Dickens: the Story ^ 
 
 of his Life. Illusts. and facsimiles. Post 8vo, half roan. , Qi 
 
 Lond., n. d. 
 
 735. Hughes (W.R.) A Week's Tramp in Dickens- , 
 
 Land, with Personal Reminiscences. With over 100 illusts. 
 hy F. G. Kitton and others. 8vo, half roan, gill top, uncut. 
 
 Lond. 1891 
 
 736. Kent (Charles). Charles Dickens as a Reader. 
 
 Crown 8vo, cloth. Phil. 1873 
 
 737. Kitton (F. C.) Charles Dickens by Pen and 
 
 Pencil and a Supplement [to same]. Numerous illusts., 
 including the colored caricature portrait, facsimiles from, 
 original M88., etc., etc. 3 vols, in 1. Half red morocco, 
 gilt top. Lond. 1890 
 
 738. Kyd's Characters of Charles Dickens. 2^ 
 
 colored plates from original water-colors hy " Kyd.''^ Royal 
 8vo, pictorial boards. Lond., n. d. 
 
 739. Langton (Robert). The Childhood and Youth 
 
 of Charles Dickens, with Retrospective Notes and Elucida- 
 tions from his Books and Letters. 82 portraits and views, 5 
 proofs on india paper. Imp. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1891 O.nj C? 
 
 Edition de Luxe. No. 159 of only 300 copies printed on 
 special hand-made paper, with proofs of illustrations on india 
 paper. 
 
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 740. Mackenzie (R. S.) Life of Charles Dickens; 
 
 with Personal Recollections (and) Letters by " Boz " never 
 before published; and Uncollected Papers in Prose and 
 Verse. Portrait. Post 8vo, half roan. Phil. [1870] 
 
 741. Lytton (Sir Edward Bulwer, Lord). Not so 
 
 Bad as We Seem : a Comedy, as First Performed at Devon- 
 shire House. First edn. 8vo, half calf. 
 
 Lond. : Guild of Literature and Art, 1851 
 The cast of this celebrated comedy, as presented at Devon- 
 shire House on behalf of the " Brotherhood," included Charles 
 Dickens, Douglas Jerrold, Mark Lemon, "Wilkie Collins [Sir] 
 t' John Tenniel, JohnForster,Westland Marston, Dudley Costello, 
 
 Cunningham, Home, etc. 
 
 , /qIJ 743. Pemberton (T. Edgar). Charles Dickens and 
 
 ♦ «7 1/ ^j^g Stage : a Record of his Connection with the Drama as 
 Playwright, Actor and Critic. Portraits in character of 
 I \ ' Jennie Lee, Irving and Toole. Post 8vo, cloth, uncut. 
 / Lond. 1888 
 
 • \)C '^^^- Another copy. 
 
 > 744. Sala (George Augustus). Charles Dickens, 
 
 ^It with a Preface containing a Letter from Dickens. First 
 • Qtf EDN. 12mo, original stiff paper wrappers, preserved in half 
 morocco solander case, gilt back. Lond. 1870 
 
 f fc Scarce. 
 
 745. Watkins (Wm.) Charles Dickens : Anecdotes 
 
 ,^~jp and Recollections of his Life. 18mo, cloth, original covers 
 * (with portrait) bound in, pp. 64. Lond., n. d. [circa 1870] 
 
 \" 746. DICKENSIANA. " The Penny Pickwick. " The 
 
 Post-Humorous Notes of the Pick-wickian Club. Edited by 
 "Boz." Complete in the 110 penny numbers (all pub- 
 lished), with all the supplementary numbers. Over 200 
 humorous half-page illusts. on wood of Pichwichian scenes 
 and characters. 8vo, half levant morocco, gilt back and 
 top. Lond. [about 1838-39] 
 
 Rare. 
 
 ri\ 747. [DICKINSON (JOHN). J Letters from a Farmer in 
 
 ^ Pennsylvania to the inhabitants of the British Colonies. 
 
 / -. , Extra-illustrated hy the insertion of 16 portraits {chiefly 
 
 I'^'j' on copper), 2 views, old newspaper clippings, etc., and MS. 
 
 / ' \ * matter. 8vo, half morocco. 
 
 * Phil., printed; Lond., reprinted for J. Almon, 1774 
 
 j^ The extra plates include portraits on copper of Dickinson 
 
 ' )\) '■ (B. B. E. print); Franklin, by Goldar; two of George III.; 
 
 > Camden, by Holloway; Charles I.; Lord Shelburne (cut round), 
 
 etc.; portraits on steel of Dickinson, Chatham, Locke, Pope, 
 etc; views of the State House, Philadelphia, 1778 (on copper); 
 Fair Hill Mansion (on wood, besides a series of newspaper arti- 
 cles, "Events in Philadelphia in 1768"), etc.; neatly written 
 MS. notes, etc. 
 
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 748. DICKSON (W. G.) Gleanings from Japan. 8vo, 
 cloth (publisher's blank stamp in blank on title). 
 
 Edinburgh, 1889 
 
 749. DIGGES (WEST). Letters which past between Mr. 
 West Digges, Comedian, and Mrs. Sarah Ward, 1753-1759, 
 (with) Notes and Appendix of Theatrical Anecdotes, etc. 
 (including an Account of Mr. Digges' relations with Mrs. "2-% /o 
 George Anne Bellamy. 8vo, original half cloth, uncut. 
 
 Edinburgh, 1833 "* ' 
 
 Scarce. Only 60 copies printed. Choice copy. 
 
 750. DILLON (FRANCIS). Memoirs of Francis Dillon, 
 
 Esq., in a Series of Letters written by Himself. 3 vols, in 1. y t\-fi 
 l2mo, polished calf, gilt back. Lond. 1772 ^^^ 
 
 Rare. Fictitious Memoirs in the manner of and on the sub- 
 ject of Defoe's "Treatise on the Use and Abuse of the Marriage , 
 Bed." 
 
 751. DINSDALE (J.) Theatrical Sketches. Numerous /> 
 illusts. from current plays a id operas produced on the Lon- § . t^^ o( - 
 don stage. Oblong post 8vo, cloth. Lond. [1887] 
 
 752. DIPROSE (J.) Theatrical Anecdotes: the Stage 
 and the Plays. Front, etc. Post 8vo, pictorial paper cov- 
 ers. Lond., n. d. 
 
 753. Book of the Stage and the Players. Numerous _ 
 
 portraits in cJiaracter and other illusts. Post 8vo, fancy >rlj 
 
 boards. Lond. [1876] * " ^ 
 
 754. DIXON (W. HEPWORTH). History of Two 
 Queens : Catharine of Aragon and Anne Boleyn. 4 vols. t Xf~^ 
 8vo, half calf, gilt backs. Lond. 1874 / 
 
 755. New America. Illusts. 2 vols. 8vo, half calf, ' ^ 
 
 gilt backs. Lond. 1867 
 
 756. DOLARO (SELINA). " Mes Amours." Poems, 
 passionate and playful, written to me by People celebrated / . 
 and obscure, and my Answers. Portrait and illusts. Square » ^^ 
 8vo, cloth. Chicago, 1888 
 
 757. DONALDSON (WALTER). Recollections of an 
 Actor [1809-1842]. Portrait. 12mo, cloth. Lond. 1865 
 
 758. DORAN (JOHN). Monarch Retired from Business. 
 First bdn. Portraits of Charles V. and Christina of ^ , 
 Sweden. 2- vols, post 8vo, half morocco, gilt bands. t V O 
 
 Lond. 1857 / 
 
 759. History of Court-Fools. First bdn. Post 
 
 8vo, half morocco, gilt bands (name on title.) Scarce. y/90 
 
 Lond. 1858*^1 '^ 
 
 760. "Mann" and Manners at the Court of Flor- 
 ence, 1740-1786. Founder of the Letters of Horace Mann A, J^ 
 to Horace Walpole. First edn. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. f^ 
 
 Lond. 1876 
 
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 761. In and About Drury Lane (Master Betty, some 
 
 j .^ Eccentricities of the French Stage, A Line of French Ac- 
 J 'X^V tresses, Macready, Nelson and Lady Hamilton, etc.) FlKST 
 EDN. 3 vols, half light calf, gilt backs and- tops, uncut. 
 
 Lond. 1881 
 
 . 762. Their Majesties Servants : Annals of the Eng- 
 
 *) -JT/ lish Stage from Thomas Betterton to Edmund Kean. 50 
 
 ^ ' portraits on copper on china paper and 80 illusts. on wood. 
 
 3 vols, half roxburghe, gilt tops, uncut. Lond. 1888 
 
 . 763. DOR:iS (GUSTAVE). Atala, by Chateaubriand. 
 
 f i>C Transl by J. S. Harry. SO full-page plates and other illusts. 
 
 in the text by Dore. ito, cloth, gilt edges. N. Y. 1879 
 
 764. Life and Reminiscences of Gustave Dore. By 
 
 /, Ox) Blanche Roosevelt. Numerous illusts., including many 
 *' originalunpublished sketches by Dore. 8vo, cloth. N. Y.1885 
 
 . ^ 765. DOUGLASS (W.) Duelling Days in the Army. 
 
 . Oj Post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1887 
 
 766. DOW (LORENZO). Life, Travels and Writings of 
 
 . Lorenzo, including his Singular Wanderings in America, 
 
 * /-{) and Supplementary Reflections by Peggy Dow. Portrait. 
 
 ■ f ^ ' 8vo, law sheep. N. Y. 1881 
 
 '/ 767. DOYLE (SIR F.H.) Reminiscences and Opinions of 
 
 » V>t Sir Francis Hastings Doyle, 1813-1885. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1886 
 
 768. DRAKE (DANIEL). Pioneer Life in Kentucky: a 
 
 3 Series of Reminiscential Letters. Edited, with Notes and 
 
 f~ I a Biographical Sketch, by his Son. Portrait on India 
 • U *' paper. Imp. 8vo, three-quarter morocco, gilt top, uncut. 
 Large Paper copy. Only 50 copies so printed. Cinn. 1870 
 
 769. DRAKE (JOSEPH RODMAN) and HALLECK 
 (FITZ-GREENE). The Croakers. First Complete Edi- 
 tion. Portrait on India paper, bxtea-illust. by the inser- 
 
 t VX)"* ' ^^''^ ci/SO additional portraits {including Fra.nklin by Thorp, 
 Bainbridge by Edwin, Decatur by Osborn, Benj. West by 
 Durer, etc.), and ^ views {including S New York views), all 
 skillfully inlaid to size when necessary. Imp. 8vo, green 
 morocco, gilt back and sides, with inlays in red and blue 
 (y-0 -1 morocco, gilt top, nncut, by Pawson. 
 ' ■ . ' " N. Y. : Bradford Club, 1860 
 
 770. DRAKE (SAMUEL G. ) Results of some Researches 
 among British Archives for Information relative to the 
 Founders of New England. Facsimile portraits of Drake 
 
 ^ and Capt. John Smith and facsimile map. Small 4to, cloth. 
 
 T «/7 r^\ Bost. I860 
 
 OJ' I V Scarce. The long alphabetical lists of early emigrants to 
 
 I New England, with the complete indexes appended, render 
 
 ' this publication of much genealogical and historical value. 
 
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 771. DRAYSON (MAJ.-GEN. A. W.) The Diamond / 
 
 Hunters of South Africa. Illusts. Post 8vo, cloth. . ©0 
 
 Lond., n. d. 
 
 773. DRAMATIC CENSOR (The); or, Critical Com- 
 P^^ion. [By Francis Gentlemen.] Brilliant impressions 
 of the rare fronts by Isaac Taylor. (Containing portrait of 
 Oarrick and of other actors in Shakesperian characters.) 5 #V-r\ 
 2 vols. 8vo, calf. Lond. 1770 ^- ^^ 
 
 Very fine copy of this rare and valuable work, which in- 
 cludes Gentlemen's celebrated Remarks on Richard III. Very 
 scarce in this fine complete state. 
 
 773. DRAMATIC MAGAZINE and General Theatrical 
 and Musical Review Vignette title and H portraits on steel 
 (Jenny Liud, Miss Glyn, etc., etc.). Royal 8vo, half calf, / C- 
 ^ilt back. Lond. and N. Y. [1850-51] '♦ ^^ C 
 
 774. DRAMATIC MIRROR (The) and Literary Com- 
 panion, devoted to the Stage and the Fine Arts. Edited 
 'by James Rees. Vol. I., Aug. 14, 1841-Peb'y 5, 1843. 
 Nos. 1-XXIV. inclusive (all published). Portraits on wood 
 of Forrest as " Metamora," J. H. Scott, F. C. Wemyss, 
 
 Edmund Kean, Tyrone Power, Mrs. Fitzwilliam and others, i. // ^O 
 EXTRA-iLLtrsT. with a rare playbill of the American Theatre, 
 New^ Orleans, of Caldwell's appearance as " Bob Logic," 
 April 10, 1827, autographs and original sketch by the 
 Editor. 4to, half morocco. Fine clean copy. Phil. 1843 
 
 Rare. Interesting copy from the Daly Collection, with an 
 autograph presentation inscription by A. H. Wemyss of the , 
 
 Chestnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia, etc. Includes the 
 original issue of Ree's "Dramatic Authors of America," an 
 " Account of the Southern Stage and its Actors," and biog- 
 raphies of American actors and actresses, etc., etc. 
 
 V.^^ 
 
 775. DRAMATIC REGISTER (The Weekly) : No. 1, 
 Jany. 1, 1825, to No. 103, Dec. 23, 1836; being a History of 
 the London Stage for 1835-36. 2 vols. 8vo, half calf. 
 
 Lond. 1825-26 
 
 776. DRAMATIC REGISTER for 1851, 1853 [and] 1853. ^ 
 [Edited by T. F. Dillon Ckokee.] With some interesting \ iHir4 
 MS. Notes. 3 vols, in 1, 12mo, half calf, gilt back. <»-'. w c_j 
 
 Lond. 1853-54 
 
 777. DRAMATIC SOUVENIR: being Literary and 
 Graphical Illustrations of Shakespeare and other English 
 Dramatists. Over 200 illusts. by eminent artists. 13mo, 
 
 cloth (binding slightly damaged). Lond. 1833 >^^« 
 
 ' Comprises Selections (with Illustrations and Introductions) 
 
 from over 100 celebrated English plays, with a Table showing ., 
 
 dates of first production, etc. 
 
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 778. DRAMATIC TABLE TALK, or Scenes, Situations 
 and Adventures, serious and comic, in Theatrical History 
 
 J ^ __ and Biography [edited by Richard Ryan]. Views, facsim- 
 /. A-** i^ss, autographs and portraits on copper {including por- 
 traits of Garriclc, Macklin, Kemble, Anne Catley, etc.). 3 
 'sr ..y\ vols. 13mo, half calf, gilt backs. Lond. 1835 
 
 779. DRAMATISTS OP THE RESTORATION: The 
 Dramatic Works of D'Avenant, Crowne, Cokain, Wilson, 
 
 y Marmion, Lacy and Tatham. Edited with Memoirs and 
 
 '■'•Vl5'~ ^otes by James Maidment and W. H. Logan. 14 vols. 
 
 ' ^ original white cloth, uncut. Edinburgh, 1873-7& 
 
 780. DREW (MRS. JOHN). Autobiographical Sketch 
 of Mrs. John Drew; with an Introduction by her Son (John 
 
 C/ H^' Drew) and Biographical Notes by Douglas Taylor. Nu- 
 
 fOO merous portraits and other illusts. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1899 
 
 781. DRURY LANE THEATRE, 1710. The Play- 
 house Scuffle, or, Passive Obedience Kiekt off the Stage. 
 
 -V Being a True Relation of a New Tragi-Comedy, as it was 
 
 r) o^ * Acted last Week at the Play-House in Drury Lane; by sev- 
 
 jT^ (f *- eral Notorious Actors, frequently eall'd Her Majesties Ser- 
 Q^ r jTfi vants, but of late Turn'd Their Own Masters. 12mo, half 
 
 roan, pp. 16. Lond. 1710 
 
 Rare. Not in the McKee Collection. Curious Poetical 
 » Description of the famous dispute between the Lord Chaniber- 
 
 ;, J^ lain. Rich, Collier, and the Actors at Drury Lane Theatre, 
 
 I which ended by the actors seizing all the clothing and prop- 
 
 erty and leaving the theatre, which was forced temporarily to 
 close. An amusing description of the "Scuffle" is given in 
 The Tatler. References are made to Barton Booth, Powell, 
 Mrs. " Termagant" (Oldfield) and others. 
 
 783. DRYDEN (JOHN). Dramatic Works. Portrait 
 /-/ ^. . and engravings on copper by Van der Gucht after Grave- 
 ''>'**l/ lot's designs. 6 vols. 13mo, light polished calf, gilt backs. 
 
 Lond. 1735 
 
 783. Poetical Works. Portrait. 5 vols. 13mo, light 
 
 C~^^ calf, gilt backs. Bost. 1854 
 
 ' f P 784. DU BARRY (COUNTESS). Letters of the Coun- 
 
 ^ "*>* tess Du Barry, with those of her Correspondents. To 
 
 y which is added Notes on the principal Events of the latter 
 
 (t^^ years of the Reign of Louis XV. Transl. from the French. 
 
 • '"^ 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1792 
 
 . 785. Memoirs of Madame du Barry (1744-1791); 
 
 **<j.^»- written by Herself, and translated from the French. 4 vols. 
 ,"70 12mo, half vellum, gilt backs. Lond. 1830-31 
 
 ' " ^ 786. DU CAMP (MAXIME). J^oWfions of a Lite/ary 
 
 %^ k^^ Life. 2 vols. 8vo, half brown morocco, gilt back and 
 
 * vOp tops, uncut, by Lakkins. Lond. 1893 
 
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 787. DUMAS (ALEXANDEK). Celebrated Crimes. 
 8vo, half morocco, gilt top, uncut. Lond. 1843 
 
 788. Celebrated Crimes ; translated by I. G. Burn- 
 bam. Imperial Japan Library Edition. Many photo- 
 gravures after original draivings by Db Los Rios, Prud- J V r-- 
 HOMME, Wagrez, etc. 8vo, cloth. Phil. [1896] '/^'*' 
 
 No. 11 of only 500 copies printed on Imperial Japan Vellum. 
 
 789. The Count of Monte-Cristo; transl. into Eng- 
 lish. Nearly 600 illusis. froin designs by Gr. Staal, J. A. 
 Beauce and others. 5 vols. imp. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1888 
 
 790. Romances; transl. from the French, viz.: The 
 
 D'Artagnan Romances, 10 vols. ; The Valois Romances, 6 
 
 vols. ; The Marie Antoinette Romances, 13 vols. ; The Count ^3o 
 of Monte Cristo, 4 vols. Portraits and plates. Together -32 ^ 
 
 vols. Post 8vo, half light calf, gilt backs, double labels, * 
 
 contents lettered. Bost. 1888-93 
 
 A handsome set of this well-edited and well-printed edition. 
 
 791. Davidson (A. F.) Alexandre Dumas (pere); ^dt^ 
 
 his Life and Works, [with a Bibliography], 12 portraits, 
 including 8 from French caricatures. 8vo, cloth. Phil. 3 902 
 
 792. DUMAS (ALEXANDRE, the Younger). The Lady 
 with the Camellias; A New Translation with a New Pref- 
 ace by the Author. Colored title-page and Jfi photograv- < y ^p» 
 ures and etchings by Masse and ChampoUion, all from ^( 
 drawings by Albert Lynch. Super imp. 8vo, cloth, gilt 
 
 top, uncut. Lond. 1887 
 
 No. 449 of the Edition de Luxe, which was limited to 350 
 cof)ies. 
 
 793. DU MAURIER (GEORGE). Trilby. Portrait and 
 numerous illusts. en bistre by the Author. Imp. 8vo, ^.N^fj) 
 parchment boards gilt, gilt top, uncut. N. Y. 1895 
 
 No. 118 of the Large Paper Edition. With an Autograph 
 Letter Signed from Du Maurier to Osgood, 1 page 13mo. 
 
 794. DUNCOMBE (THOMAS SLINGSBY). Life and ., 
 Correspondence of Thomas Slingsby Duncombe, 1813-1861, i V ^-, 
 edited by his Son. Portrait. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth (portrait '^%J 
 water-stained, library label removed from covers). 
 
 Lond. 1868 
 
 795. DUNLAP (WILLIAM). Memoirs of the Life of 
 George Frederick Cooke, from Journals, &e., and from ^^ 
 the Personal Knowledge of the Writer. 2 vols, thick 12mo, f^ fj-o 
 half morocco. N. Y. 1813 
 
 796. Life of Charles Brockden Brown, with Selec- 
 tions from the rarest of his Printed Works, from his Let- 
 ters, and from his MSS. before unpublished. 2 vols. 8vo, 
 half calf (slightly cracked at joints). Phil. 1815 
 
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 797. History of the American Theatre. First edn. 
 
 / . Si) 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1833 
 
 798. Another copy. With a PPOOF PORTRAIT view 
 
 ^ of Ghaiham Theatre, and several advertisements from early 
 
 2«7l> {1794.-1798) American newspapers, inserted. 8vo, half 
 
 ' ^ roan. N. Y. 1832 
 
 799. History of the Rise and Progress of the Arts 
 
 ^, . of Design in the United States. Original edn. 3 vols. 
 
 ' ^'•s royal 8vo, half cloth. N. Y. 1834 
 
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 800. [ ] Thirty Years Ago; or, The Memoirs of a 
 
 Water Drinker. 2 vols. 12mo, cloth (blank top of title 
 repaired). N. Y. 1836 
 
 801. DUNLAP SOCIETY PUBLICATIONS Both Series 
 complete from No. 1, 1887, to New Series No. 16, 1901 (with 
 the exception of No. 9, New Series). Portraits and plates. 
 39 vols. 8vo, original imit. parchment covers, uncut. 
 
 N. Y. : Dunlap Society, 1887-1901 
 These valuable publications were privately printed for 
 
 MEMBEBS ONLY AND THEIR ISSUE STRICTLY LIMITED. 
 
 803. Extra Volume. Plays of the Present, by J. B. 
 
 Clapp and E. F. Ed jet. With a Preface by Douglas Taylor. 
 Numerous autotype portraits. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 250 copies printed. N. Y. : Dunlap Society, 1903 
 
 803. DUNTON (JOHN). Life and Errors of John Dun- 
 ton, Citizen of London (Bookseller). Written by Himself. 
 Edited by John Nicols. Portrait. 2 vols. 8vo, half calf 
 
 Lond. 1818 
 
 Contains many curious particulars of the life and times of 
 this heterogeneous character. 
 
 804. DURAND (A. B.) Life and Times of A. B. Durand, 
 by John Durand. Illust. with a portrait of Durand and 18 
 heliogravures from his works, including the portraits of 
 Trumbull, Washington and Harvey Birch, the Oak Tree 
 Fishkill Landing, etc. 4to, three-quarter brown morocco, 
 gilt back and top, uncut. N. Y. 1894 
 
 Only 500 copies printed. 
 
 805. DYER (ROBERT). Nine Years of an Actor's Life. 
 Post 8vo, half roxburghe. Lond. 1833 
 
 
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 806. DYER (T. F. THISELTON). Great Men at Play. 
 ^ • 3 vols. 8vo, cloth, uncut. Lond. 1889 
 
 Peculiarities of Great Men, Brilliant Talkers, Wit and 
 Humour, etc. 
 
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 807. EBERS (JOtm— Manager of the King's Theatre 
 in the Haymarket). Seven Years of the King's Theatre. » 
 First edn. 6 lithograph portraits of Sontag, Caradori 2-,/(^ 
 Allen, etc. 8vo, half morocco, gilt top, uncut. Lond. 1838 
 
 808. ECCENTRIC CHARACTERS of the World in all 
 Ages and all Countries, with other Curiosities of Human %S~}D 
 Nature. Hundreds of portraits and other illusts. Thick 8vo, 
 cloth. N. Y.,n. d. 
 
 809. EDGEWORTH (MARIA). Novels. Fine plates, 
 India Paper. 12 vols, post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1893 ''7o 
 
 Large Paper Issue. No. 36 of only 250 copies printed. 
 
 810. EDGEWORTH (RICHARD LOVELL). Memoirs, 
 begun by Himself and concluded by Maeia Edgewoeth. 
 Portraits (foxed). 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1844 /, / J~" 
 
 811. EDINBURGH ALMANACKS for 1766-99, 1778, ' 
 1780 (with) The London Almanack for 1783. 7 vols. 12mo, 
 original sheep. Edinburgh and Lond. 1767-83 
 
 Contains very interesting MS. notes, memorandum of 
 journeys, accounts, etc., written on the blank leaves, between 
 the 3'ears 1767 and 1783, by one Robert Smyth, a lawyer resid- 
 ing near Edinburgh. 
 
 813. EDWARDS (G. W.— Editor). Sundry Rhymes from 
 the Days of our Grandmothers. Profusely illust. by the C^ 
 editor. Imp. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1888 < ^V 
 
 813. EDWARDS (COL. M.) Life and Adventures of an 
 Accomplished Forger and Swindler. Illust. 8vo, half 
 morocco, gilt back. N. Y. [1848] r 5- nIT 
 
 814. EDWARDS (H. SUTHERLAND), Personal Recol- 
 lections, 1900; Reminiscences of an Old Bohemian, por- 
 traits, 1883; An Actor's Tour, 70,000 Miles with Shake- f^To 
 speare, by D. E. Bandmann, 1885 (lacks portrait) ; and one 
 other. Together 4 vols. Post 8vo,cloth. Bost., etc., 1879-1900 
 
 815. Idols of the French Stage. 3 vols. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Lond. 1889 ■ 
 
 816. EDWIN (JOHN). The Eccentricities of John ^ J i? 
 Edwin, Comedian, with several hundred Original Anec- 
 dotes, arranged and digested by Anthony Pasquin (John 
 Williams). "3 vols. 13ino, half morocco. Dublin, 1791 
 
 Scarce. John Williams was the author of the Dramatic 
 Censor, A Pin-Cushion for Thespus, etc. 
 
 817. EGAN (PIERCE). Life in London; or. The Day 
 
 and Night Scenes of Jerry Hawthorne, Esq., and Corinthian yl y /— 
 Tom, accompanied by Bob Logic, the Oxonian, in their '"^^^-^V 
 Rambles and Sprees through the Metropolis. S6 full-page 
 COLORED PLATES dvawn and engraved by Robert and George 
 
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 Cruikshank, and numerous illusts. in the text by the same 
 artists, besides the 5 plates of engraved music {often lacking). 
 Royal 8vo, half calf. Lond. [1823] 
 
 An excellent copy with wide maegins. 
 
 , 818. Anecdotes of the Turf, the Ring and the Stage. 
 
 - "^ & 13 COLORED 7'LAT'ES draiun and etched by Theobors Lane, 
 / " besides numerous humorous woodcuts. Royal 8vo, half 
 ' , morocco, panelled gilt back. Lond.: Knight and Long, 1827 
 Fine tall copy of the very rare First Edition. 
 
 819. The Show Folks. With 9 characteristic designs 
 
 A i)^ on wood by Theodore Lane. 12mo, cloth. LoncJ. 1831 
 
 820. [ ] The True History of Tom and Jerry ; or. Life 
 
 ,i , in London from Start to Finish. Edited with a Key to Per- 
 
 71, sons and Plans, a Glossary of Slang Terms, etc. By Charles 
 4 Hindley. Illusts. Post 8vo, half parchment. Lond.,n. d. 
 821. The Finish to the Adventures of Tom, Jerry, 
 
 . ^ a.nd Logic in their Pursuits through Life in and out of Lon- 
 
 ^ ^-, don [known as " Finish to Life in London "]. 35 colored 
 
 J- f i/^ PLATES after designs by Robt. Cruikshank. Royal 8vo, 
 
 ^ i \ ta lialf roxburghe, gilt top, uncut. Lond. 1887 
 
 ^ \ 822. Life of an Actor. The Poetical Descriptions 
 
 J ^>j by T. Greenwood. 27 full-page colored plates by Theo- 
 ' ^^ DORE Lane. Royal 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1892 
 
 -j^ 823. EGERTON (T. AND J.) The Theatrical Remem- 
 
 ,, J V . brancer, containing a Complete List of all the Dramatic Per- 
 ^^ ^ formances in the English Language, their several editions, 
 dates, etc. , and the theatres where they were originally per- 
 formed, etc., etc. 12mo, cloth, 352 pages. Lond. 1788 
 
 824. EGERTON'S THEATRICAL REMEMBRANCER; 
 Barker's Continuation, with a List of Plays and Authors 
 
 \ down to 1801. By W. C. Oulton. 12mo, half calf, 336 
 pages. Lond. : Barker [1801] 
 
 825. EICHENDORFF (J. F. VON). Leaves from the 
 / »7 Life of a Good-for-Nothing. Transl. by Mrs. A. L. Wister. 
 
 /* I S~.,' V. Numerous illusts. by P. Gf. Johann and E. Kanolt. Square 
 / 8vo, cloth gilt, gilt top, uncut. Phil. 1889 
 
 826. ELIOT (GEORGE). Works, comprising: Adam 
 ^ Bede; Mill on the Floss; Felix Holt; Romola; Middle- 
 
 t (fj^ A march; Daniel Deronda; Scenes of Clerical Life; Com- 
 
 / plete Poems and Miscellaneous EsMays. Edition-de-Luxe. 
 
 ' Many fine photogravures on China paper. 12 vols. 8vo, 
 
 cloth. Bost. 1886-87 
 
 ^ Only 500 sets of thisjsumptuous edition published. 
 
 r AC \ 827. Works. Fireside Edn. Illusts. 5 vols, stout 
 
 ■'Vpost 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1885 
 
 Lacks Vol. 5, " Daniel Deronda." 
 
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 838. ELIOT (JOHN). Biographical Dictionary of the 
 First Settlers and other Eminent Characters in New Eng- 
 land. 8vo, calf (cracked at joint). Salem, Mass., 1809 
 
 829. ELLIOT (FRANCES). Old Court Life in France. 
 20 full-page illusts. by Alfred Fredericks. Royal 8vo, y 
 cloth. Lond. 1886 *6o 
 
 830. ELLIS (G. EGAR). True History of the State 
 Prisoner, commonly called the " Iron Mask." Post 8vo, 
 half morocco, gilt bands, 352 pages. Lond. 1827 
 
 831. ELLISTON (ROBERT WILLIAM). Memoirs of 
 William Robert Elliston, Comedian, by Geo. Raymond. 
 Portrait, 5 plates by Geo. Cruikshank and Phiz, and SO 
 facsimile autographs. 2 vols. 8vo, half calf. Lond. 1846 
 
 832. Another edition. Portrait and 6 plates by 
 
 G. C. 12mo, cloth. Lond. 1857 
 
 833. ELWOOD (MRS.) Memoirs of the Literary Ladies 
 of England from the commencement of the last century. ^ 
 2 portraits. 2 vols, calf, gilt backs and sides. Lond. 1843 * ^ O 
 
 834. ENCYCLOPJEDIA BRITANNICA. Ninth edn. _ V 
 25 vols. 4to, publishers' half morocco. N. Y. ] 878 
 
 835. ENGEL (LOUIS). From Mozart to Mario: Remin- 
 iscences of Half a Century. 2 vols, post 8vo, half calf, gilt ■ 
 backs and tops, uncut. Lond. 1868 /^ O-O 
 
 836. ENNEMOSER (J.) History of Magic. Transl. by 
 William Howitt, with an Appendix of Stories of Appari- if (t o" 
 tions. Witchcraft, etc. Selected by Mary Howitt. 2 ^ 
 vols, post 8vo, cloth. Lond. : Bohn, 1854 
 
 837. ERCKMANN CHATRAIN. National Novels; 
 
 transl. from the French Illusts. 6 vols, post 8vo, cloth. ■• 
 
 N. Y. 1889 
 Comprises : Madame Therfese (1793) ; The Conscript (1813) ; The /t^~" 
 Blockade of Phalsburg (1814) ; The Invasion of France in 1814 ; ' 
 Waterloo ; The Plebiscite. 
 
 838. [ESCOTT (T. H. S.)] Society in London. Post 
 
 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1885 j^~}^ ' 
 
 Includes: Litterateurs in Society; Actors and Actresses in 4*~5» 1/ 
 Society ; etc. 
 
 839. ETCHINGS. Collection de Vues Pittoresques de 
 
 I'ltaly dessinees d'apres Nature. 72 fine full-page etchings J j.., ^ 
 on copper by A. C. Dibs, Charles Reinhart, and Jacques /f Zo) 
 Mechau. Royal 4to, half morocco, gilt back and top. 
 
 Nuremberg, 1729 
 
 840. A Series of 20 original etchings by William 
 
 TJnger, William Leslie, Paul Rajon, and others, after paint- 
 
 ings by Rembrandt. Titian,, Muncacksy, etc. Text by S. R. / X^ 
 Koehler. Folio, cloth. Bost. 1867 *» ^ 
 
 No. 206 of only 250 copies on vellum paper. 
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 841. The Diisseldorf Gallery : a Series of 20 origi- 
 nal etchings, india proofs, by Kroener, Hoff, Volkhart, 
 Irmer and other German artists. Text by P. Grotiohann, 
 and others. Folio, cloth. Lond. 1888 
 
 "^ ,\ One of only 25 copies printed with pkoop etchings on 
 
 INDIA PAPER. 
 
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 843. Hitchcock (Ripley). Important New Etch- 
 ings by American Artists. 7 original etchings by C. A. 
 Piatt, J. D. Smillie, J. A. Mitchell, and others. Folio, 
 cloth. N. Y. 1888 
 
 843. EVELYN (JOHN). Diary and Correspondence of 
 John Evelyn ; with the Private Correspondence between 
 Charles I. and Sir Edward Nicholas, and Earl Clarendon 
 and Sir Richard Browne. Edited from the original MS. 
 by William Beat. ^5 fine portraits and plates on steel. 
 4 vols, post 8vo, half light calf, gilt backs. Lond. 185& 
 
 844. EVERARD (EDWARD CAPE). Memoirs of an 
 Unfortunate Son of Thespis: Edward Cape Everard, 
 Comedian, twenty-three years at the Theatre Royal, Drury 
 Lane, and Pupil (and reputed son) of David Garrick. 
 Written by Himself. 13mo, half calf neat, gilt top, uncut, 
 
 J \ 274 pages. Edinburgh, 1818 
 
 845. EXAMINER (The); from April 15 to Sept. 16, 
 1815. Royal 8vo, half bound. N. Y. 1815 
 
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 846. EXHIBITION SKETCHES of the Royal Jubilee 
 • Exhibition, Manchester, 1887. Illusts. by Ford Madox 
 ■ Brown, etc. 4to, half calf. Manchester, 1887 
 
 847. FAMILIAR LETTERS of Love and Gallantry by 
 the Wits of the last and present age ; together with Mr. Tom 
 Brown's Remains, not printed in his works. 8 portraits 
 on copper {of Mrs. Behn, Congreve, Wycherley, Butler, 
 Voiture, Dryden, etc.). 2 vols. 12mo, calf, rebacked gilt 
 back. Lond. 1718 
 
 848. PARQUHAR (GEORGE). Love and Business: in 
 ' a Collection of Occasionary Verse and Epistolary Prose, not 
 
 hitherto published ; with a Discourse upon Comedy in refer- 
 ence to the English Stage. First edn. 12mo, morocco 
 
 Lond. : B. Lintot, 1702 
 Fine copy of this scarce and curious production. 
 
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 849. Works, containing all his Poems, Letters, 
 
 '/J Essays and Comedies, with a Memoir of the Author. 
 2 vols. 12mo, polished calf, gilt backs. Lond. 174^ 
 
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 850. FARREN (ELIZABETH). Memoirs of the Present 
 Countess of Derby (late Miss Farren), including Anecdotes 
 of Several Distinguished Persons, etc., by Petronius Arbi- 
 ter, Lond. 1797, 27 pp. ; The Testimony of Truth to Exalted 
 Merits, or a Biographical Sketch of the Rt. Hon. the Coun- 
 tess of Derby, fine portrait on copper, Lond. 1797, 37 pp. 
 2 vols, in 1. 4to, half calf russia. Lond. 1797 
 
 The first-mentioned " Memoirs " is a very unsavory libel, to 
 which the second-mentioned piece is a reply. Both pamphlets 
 are very scarce. — See Lowe. 
 
 851. FAUSTUS (DR ) The Remarkable Life of Dr. 
 Faustus, relating the Means adopted by him to Raise the 
 Devil . . . and the Horrible Death inflicted on him by the 
 Devil at the expiration of his Term. Folding colored 
 
 FRONT, hy Thos. Jones. 12mo, half levant morocco, gilt ^ 
 
 backs and top, uncut, original covers bound in, by Tout. 
 
 Lond. 1829 
 
 852. FAY (THEODORE S.) Crayon Sketches; by An f^-S~' 
 Amateur. First edn. Portrait. 2 vols. 12mo, cloth. 
 
 N. Y. 1833 
 
 853. FIELDING (HENRY). Pasquin: a Dramatick 
 Satire on the Times. First edn. Bvo, half roan (title 
 guarded, but perfect). Lond. 1736 
 
 Rare. Caused the introduction in the House of Commons 
 
 
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 of the celebrated " Bill for Limiting the Number of Playhouses , 
 
 and Restraining the Liberty of the Stage." / 
 
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 854. FELLOWS (CHARLES). Journal of an Excursion 
 in Asia Minor. Map, ^3 plates, besides illusts. in the text. 
 Royal 8vo, half morocco, gilt back. Lond. : Murray, 1839 
 
 855. FENN (JOHN). Original Letters, written during 
 the Reigns of Henry VI. and Richard III. by various 
 Persons of Rank or Consequence, and by Members of the 
 
 Paston Family. Arranged Chronologically, with historical . 
 
 and explanatory Notes. First and Best edn. Numerous , / ■ 
 
 portraits, plates and facsimiles, some in colors. 5 vols. /«' ^^vC 
 light polished calf extra, gilt backs. Lond. 1787-89, '23 
 Fine set of this valuable publication. 
 
 856. FENN (W. W.) After Sundown; or, the Palette J *^ / 
 and the Pen. Portrait. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1880 ' y ^ 
 
 857. FENNELL (JAMES). Statement of Facts relative /' 
 to the late Disturbances at the Theatre Royal, Edinburgh, 
 
 8vo, half roan (title somewhat dust-soiled), 54 pp. 
 
 Edinburgh [1788] _ 
 
 Fennell's real name was Cambray. He was a very promising i « W O 
 actor, who made his first appearance in Edinburgh 1787, but "• ^^ 
 
 owing to a matter to which the above " Statement " relates, he ^ 
 
 was driven from the Edinburgh stage. In 1811 he went to 
 America and joined G. F. Cooke there. 
 
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 .„^ 858. An Apology for the Life of James Fennell, 
 
 \ ^ written by himself. 8vo, half roan, 510 pp. Phil. 1814 
 
 Bare. Peesentation copy, with the author's presenta- 
 tion INSCRIPTION on fly-leaf. Fennell first appeared in America 
 in 1797 at Annapolis, Md., made his debut in. New York as 
 Zanga in "Revenge," and retired from the stage in 1814, set- 
 tling near New London, Connecticut. 
 
 ^* 859. FERRIER (MISS). Novels. Edited by R. B. John- 
 son, comprising Marriage; The Inheritance; Destiny. Por- 
 trait and illusts. hy N. Erichsen. 6 vols. 13mo, cloth. 
 
 Lond. 1894 
 
 f \ A ^^°' FEUERBACH (A. R. VON). Narratives of Remark- 
 
 "i able Criminal Trials. Transl. from the German by Lady 
 
 Duff Gordon. 8vo, half morocco, gilt back. Lond. 1846 
 
 861. Another copy. 8vo, cloth (name written on 
 
 title). Lond. 1846 
 
 862. FEUILLET (OCTAVE). The Romance of a Poor 
 Young Man. Numerous full-page plates and etched portrait 
 of the author on vellum paper. Royal 8vo, art cloth, gilt 
 top, uncut. Lond. 18b9 
 
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 Comprising a choice selection of English and American 
 Novels, with a fevc translations from the French and German. 
 
 862.* BACHELLER (IRVING), Dri and I [and] Eben 
 Holden, illusts., 2 vols. 1900-01; A Gentleman of the South, 
 by W. G. Brown, illusts., 1903; None But the Brave, by H. 
 Sears, plates, 1 902 ; and 5 others. Together 9 vols. Post 
 8vo, cloth, as new. N. Y. and Bost., v. y. 
 
 863. BARR (ROBERT), A Woman Intervenes, illusts.; 
 A Gentleman Player, by R. N. Stephens, illusts., 1899; 
 Sarita the Carlist, by A. W. Marchmont, illusts., n. d. ; and 
 10 others by F. R. Stockton, Maurice Thompson, Emerson 
 Hough, Marriot Watson, Dorothea Gerard, Miss Godfrey, 
 etc. Together 13 vols. Post Bvo, cloth, as new. 
 
 N. Y., etc., V. y. 
 
 864. BENSON (E. F.), Mammon & Co., 1899; Gloria 
 Mundi, by Harold Frederic, 1898 ; The Fourth Estate (and) 
 The Joy of Captain Ribot, by A. P. Valdes, 2 vols., 1900-01 ; 
 and others by Anna Catharine Green, Mrs. Alexander, 
 EdnaLyall, R. Dallas, M. A. Owen, Dorothea Gerard, etc. 
 Together 11 vols. Post 8vo, cloth, as new. N. Y., v. y. 
 
 865. BOONE (H. B.), Eastover Court House, 1901; A 
 Pasteboard Crown, by Clara Morris, 1902 ; A Daughter of 
 Thespis, by J. D. Barry, 1902 ; and 7 others. Together 10 
 vols. Post 8vo, cloth, as new. N. Y. and Bost., v. y. 
 
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 866. BRONTE (CHARLOTTE), Wuthering Heights, 
 Villette, The Professor, 3 vols., N. Y. 1848-57; Rachel 
 Grey, Seveu Years, John Dorrien, and 5 others, by Julia 
 Kavanagh, N. Y. 1851-75 ; and 10 other novels. Together 
 21 vols. Post 8vo, cloth. 
 
 867. BROUGHTON (RHODA), Nancy, Belinda, 3 vols. ; 
 Mr. Isaacs, A Tale of a Lonely Parish, Saracinesea, by 
 Marion Crawford, 3 vols. ; An Ocean Freelance, by W. 
 Clark Russell, 3 vols. ; and 4 other novels in 13 vols. To- 
 gether Sa vols. Post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1880-88 
 
 868. BROWNE (DUNN), My Experiences in the Army, 
 poriraii, Bost. 1866; Life in the Confederate Army, by W. 
 Watson, Lond. 1887; The Sanctuary, a Story of the Civil 
 War, by G. W. Nichols, N. Y. 1866 ; and 3 others. Together 
 5 vols. Post 8vo, cloth. 
 
 869. BURNETT (FRANCES HODGSON), A Lady of 
 Quality, In Connection with the De Willoughby Claim, 
 The Making of a Marchioness, illusts., 3 vols., 1896-1901; 
 Richard Yea and Nay, Maurice Hewlett, 1901 ; The Vul- 
 tures, by H. Seton Merriman, illusts., 1902; Monsieur Beau- 
 caire, by Booth Tarkington, illusts., 1900; and 3 others. 
 Together 9 vols. Post 8vo, cloth. N. Y., v. y. 
 
 870. CASTLE (AGNES and EGERTON), The Pride of 
 Jennico, The Bath Comedy, Incomparable Bellairs, The 
 Light of Scothey, The Star Dreamer, The Secret Orchard, 
 illusts., 6 vols. ; Rupert of Hentzau, Chronicles of Count 
 Antonio, The King's Mirror, Tristram of Blent, by Anthony 
 Hope, 4 vols. Together 10 vols. Post 8vo, cloth. N.Y., v. y. 
 
 871. CHURCHILL (WINSTON), The Crisis, illusts., 
 1901; The Cambric Mask, Cardigan, The Conspirators, 
 by R. W. Chambers, illusts., 3 vols., 1901-02; Philip Win- 
 wood, by R. N. Stephens, illusts. [1900] ; The Reign of Law 
 [and] The Choir Invisible, by James Lane Allen ; and 5 
 others by Hornung, Quiller- Couch, Elinor Glyn, etc. To- 
 gether 1^ vols. Post 8vo, cloth. N. Y., etc., v.y. 
 
 872. CORELLI (MARIE), Barabbas, Ziska, Wormwood, 
 3 vols., 1897, etc. ; The Manxman, The Bondman, A Son of 
 Hagar, by Hall Caine, 3 vols , 1894-95 ; John Ward, 
 Preacher, by Margaret D eland, 1888; and 4 others. To- 
 gether 11 vols. Post 8vo, cloth, as new. 
 
 Bost., N. Y., etc., v. y. 
 
 873. DOYLE (CONAN). Sherlock Holmes, Adventures 
 of Gerard, The Refugees, Micah Clarke, The Hound of the 
 Baskervilles, and 6 others by the same. Illusts. 11 vols, 
 post 8vo, cloth, as new. N. Y., 1893-1903 
 
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 874. EGGLESTON (G. C), A Man of Honor, illusts. 
 r\ C^ [1873]; A French Country Family, by Madame Guizot, 
 
 (l)(\ transl. by D. Muloek Craik, illusts., 1868; A Fallen Idol, 
 
 \^ ^ by F. Anstey, 1886; and 19 other novels. Together •^2 
 
 \ vols. Post 8vo, cloth. N. Y., etc., V. y. 
 
 875. FERRIER (MISS), Novels (Marriage, Destiny, The 
 Inheritance), 6 vols, half morocco, Lond. : Bentley, 1883; 
 
 / / /. Lyrics of Spain and Erin, by Edward Maturin, First edn., 
 / /f- morocco, gilt, Bost. 1850; Poetical Works of E. C. Sted- 
 ;•., man, portrait, Bost. 1873; and 6 others. Together 14 vols. 
 
 '''' ' 13mo. 
 
 876. FORD (PAUL LEICESTER), Janice Meredith, 
 •y colored front. The Strength of the Weak, by C. C. Hotch- 
 
 / y kiss, 1903; Hesper, by Hamlin Garland; and 6 others. To- 
 f / () gether 9 vols. Post 8vo, cloth, as new. N. Y. 1898-1903 
 
 "^ - 877. GREEN (ANNA CATHARINE), The Circular 
 
 Study, 1900; The Wilderness Road, In Circling Camps, A 
 
 / (— Herald of the West, by J. A. Altsheler, 3 vols., 1898-1901; 
 
 / n^ The Blood-Tax, by Dorothea Gerard, 1903; and 5 others. 
 
 ' ^'^ Together 10 vols. Post 8vo, cloth, as new. N. Y., v. y. 
 
 > 878. HAGGARD (RIDER). She, King Solomon's Mines, 
 
 i^ ^^Jj Allan Quatermain, Jess, Joan Haste, Heart of the World, 
 J ^^ others by the same author. 10 vols, post 8vo, cloth. 
 
 N. Y. 1888-95 
 
 879. HOPE (ANTHONY), The Prisoner of Zenda, A 
 Man of Mark, A Chapter of Air, The Indiscretion of the 
 Duchess, fronts., 4 vols., 1894; The Man who Outlived Him- 
 self, by A. W. Tourgde, 1898; and 5 others. Together 10 
 vols. 13mo, cloth. 
 
 880. KINGSLEY (HENRY), The Hillyards and the Bur- 
 tons, Austin Elliot, 3 vols., Bost. 1863-65; The Queen of 
 Hearts, by Wilkie Collins, N. Y. 1859 ; Mysteries of 
 Udolpho, by Ann Radcliffe, Phil. 1859 ; and 36 other 
 novels. Together 39 vols. Post 8vo, cloth. 
 
 881. JEROME (JEROME K.), Idle Thoughts of an Idle 
 Fellow, 1890; Diary of a Pilgrimage, On the Stage and Off, 
 lUusts. , 3 vols. , n. d. ; Memoirs and Portraits [and] St. Ives, 
 
 /)^ by R. L. Stevenson, 2 vols, 1885-97; The Dead Leman and 
 ' t\\J / Other Tales from the French, by Andrew Lang, 1889; 
 ' '- Jonathan and His Continent, by Max O'Rell, n. d. To- 
 gether 7 vols. Post 8vo, cloth, as new. 
 
 883. JOHNSTON (MARY), Prisoner of Hope, Audry, 
 Sir Mortimer, To Have and to Hold, illusts. , 4 vols. , 1900-04 ; 
 In the Palace of the King, by Marion Crawford, illusts. , 1901 ; 
 The Honorable Peter Stirling, by Paul Leicester Ford, 1897; 
 and 6 others. Together 13 vols. Post 8vo, cloth, as new. 
 
 N. Y. and Phil., v. y. 
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 883. LEVER (CHARLES), Luttrell of Arran, The Mar- 
 tins of Cro' Martin, 3 vols ; The Cloister and the Hearth, 
 
 by Charles Reade; The Moonstone [and] No Name, by ^ 
 
 Wilkie Collins, 3 vols. ; and 31 other novels by Mrs. Henry /- ^ 
 
 Wood, Anthony Trollope, etc. Together 36 vols. Royal ' 
 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1850-68 
 
 884. MAARTENS (MAARTEN), Dorothea, 1904; The 
 Cardinal's SnufE Box, by H. Harland, 1900; Before the 
 
 Dawn (the Pall of Richmond), by J. A. Altsheler, 1903; ^ 
 
 The Modern Hagar, by C M. Clay, 3 vols., 1882; and 6 ^ /<> 
 others. Together 11 vols. Post 8vo, cloth, as new. 
 
 N.Y., V. y. 
 
 885. MAJOR (CHARLES), Dorothy Vernon of Haddon 
 Hall [and] When Knighthood was in Flower, illusts., 3 
 vols. 1898-1903; The Captain of the Gray-Horse Troop, by 
 Hamlin Garland,1903; The Sherwoods, by G. B.McCutcheon, 
 1 903 ; and 7 others. Together 11 vols. Post 8vo, cloth. 
 
 N. Y. , etc., V. y. 
 
 886. MUSSET (ALFRED DE), Margot, transl. by E. de V. 
 Vermont; The Sign of the Seven Sins, by W. Le Queux; 
 
 Jack Raymond, by E. L. Voynich ; Black Rock, by Ralph ^ 
 
 Connor; and 48 others. Together 53 vols. Paper covers. t ^Af- 
 
 N. Y. and Phil, (recent) ''' 
 
 887. OPPENHEIM (E. PHILLIPS). The Yellow Crayon, 
 A Sleeping Memory, The Survivor, illusts., 3 vols., 1901-03; 
 Continental Dragoons [and] The Road to Paris, by R. N. 
 Stephens, illusts., 1899; Lion of St. Mark's [and] Through 
 Russian Snows, by G. A. Henty, illusts., 3 vols., 1889-95; 
 and 5 others. Together 13 vols. Post 8vo, cloth. N. Y.,v. y. 
 
 888. [PAULDING (J. K.)] The Dutchman's Fireside, 
 PiRST,EDN., 2 vols, in 1, half morocco, N. Y. 1831; Charles 
 Chesterfield, by Frances Trollope, plates by Phiz, 3 vols. 
 half calf (corner of title and of one leaf defective, plates 
 foxed). Loud. 1843; A Simple Story, by Mrs. Inchbald, 
 First edn., 4 vols, calf; etc. Together 9 vols. Post 8vo 
 and 12mo. 
 
 889. READE (CHARLES). Christie Johnson, Love me 
 Little, Love me Long, A Good Fight, and 3 others by the 
 same; Rita, by Hamilton Aid6; and 37 others. Together 
 33 vols. Post 8vo, cloth. 
 
 890. SHAW (BERNARD). Cashel Byron's Profession 
 
 [and] A Musical Socialist, 2 vols. , 1899-1900 ; No. 5 John . « 
 
 Street, by Richard Whiteing, 1899 ; The Rush for the Spoil, / / W 
 
 by Emile Zola, illusts., 1887; and 9 others. Together 13 ^ »^ 
 vols. Post 8vo, cloth, as new. N. Y. and Lond., v. y. 
 
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 Merchant of Berlin [and] Berlin and Sans-Souci, by L. 
 Mtihlbach, 2 vols ; The' Conscript, hy Alex'r Dumas; A 
 Hero of our Times, by M. U. Lermontoff; and 10 other 
 novels transl. from the German. Together 15 vols. Post 
 8vo, cloth. 
 
 892. TROLLOPE (ANTHONY). The Three Clerks, 
 Castle Richmond, Dr. Thorne, Framley Parsonage, Auto- 
 biography, etc. , 7 vols. ; Garston Grange, Beppo, Marietta, 
 etc , by Adolphus Trollope, 7 vols. Together 14 vols. Post 
 8vo, cloth. N. Y., etc., 1859-74 
 
 893. TROLLOPE (FRANCES). Tremordyn Cliff, First 
 EDN., 3 vols., Lond. 1835; Greyslaer, a Romance of the 
 Mohawk, by C. F. Hoffman, First edn., N. Y. 1840; Nick 
 of the Woods, 2 vols, [and] Adventures of Robin Day, 2 
 vols., by [R. M. Bird], First edn , 4 vols., Phil. 1837-39; 
 and 12 others. Together 21 vols. Post 8vo, cloth and half 
 roan. Lond., N. Y., etc., v. y. 
 
 894. VIZETELLY (H.) The Story of the Diamond Neck- 
 lace, portrait, N. Y. 1881 ; The Permanent Husband, by F. 
 Dostoieffsky, Lond. 1888; Sphink, from the German of 
 Robert Byr, Phil. 1871; and 20 other novels. Together 23 
 vols. Post 8vo, cloth. 
 
 895. WARREN (SAMUEL). Ten Thousand a Year, 2 
 vols., 1879; Doctor Antonio, by Ruffini, 1874; and 15 others 
 by Wilkie Collins, Mrs. Craik, etc. Together 18 vols. Post 
 8vo, cloth. N. Y., etc., v. y. 
 
 896. WATERLOO (S.), The Story of a Strange Career, 
 1902; The Margate Mystery, by B. Delannoy, 1901; From 
 the Forecastle to the Cabin, by C. S. Samuels, illusts., 1887; 
 and 11 others. Together 14 vols. 12mo and post 8vo, cloth, 
 as new. N. Y. , v. y. 
 
 897. WEYMAN (STANLEY). My Lady Rotha, Under 
 the Red Robe, The House of the Wolf, The Red Cockade, 
 Shrewsbury, illusts., 5 vols., 1895-98; The American Pris- 
 oner, by Eden Phillpotts, illusts. , 1 904 ; My Strangest Case, 
 Farewell Nikola, A Bid for Fortune, by Guy Boothby, 
 illusts., 3 vols., 1901; etc. Together 10 vols. Post 8vo, 
 cloth, as new. N. y. , v. y. 
 
 898. WISTER (OWEN). The Virginian, illusts., 1902; 
 The Log of a Cowboy, by Andy Adams, illusts., 1903; Gor- 
 don Keith, by T. Nelson Page, illusts., 1903; Hugh Wynne, 
 by S. Weir Mitchell, 2 vols., 1899; The Blazed Trail, by 
 S. E. White, illusts., 1902; and 4 others. Together 11 vols. 
 Post 8vo, cloth. N. Y., etc., v. y. 
 
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 899. YELVEETON (THErJISE). Teresina in America, 
 2 vols., Lond. 1875; Monsieur North, The Colonel's Daugh- 
 ter, and 4 other novels by Grace King, Phil. 1886-88; and 
 5 others. Together 13 vols. Post 8vo, cloth. 
 
 
 900. FIELD (EUGENE). Eugene Field to Francis Wil- ^ 
 son: Some Attentions (in verse). Edited, with Introductory y-~^ f-» 
 Note, by Francis Wilson. Fikst edn. Portraits and other ^i ^ ^ CtO 
 illusts. 13mo, gilt boards. New Rochelle, 1896 ' i) J 
 
 No. 74 of only lUO copies privately printed. 
 
 901. FIELD (MAUNSELL B.) Memories of Many Men .. 
 and Some Women (Emperors, Kings, Presidents, Authors, / « f~C^ 
 Artists, etc.). Post 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1874 
 
 902. FIELDS (JAMES T.) Biographical Notes and Per- 
 sonal Sketches. 8vo, cloth. Bost. : Riverside Press, 1881 
 
 903. FIFE-COOKSON (LT.-COL. J. C.) Tiger-Shooting 
 in the Doon and Ulwar, with Life in India. 10 plates. 8vo, 
 cloth. Lond. 1887 
 
 904. FILON (AUGUSTIN). The English Stage: an Ac- 
 count of the Victorian Drama. Transl. from the French, 
 with an Introduction by Henry Arthur Jones. 8vo, cloth. / f 'V~0 
 
 Lond. and N. Y. 1897 
 
 905. The Modern French Drama. Transl. by J. E. 
 
 Hogarth. With an Introduction by W. L. Courtney. Post #♦ O O 
 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1898 ^ 
 
 906. FISK (JAMES, jR. ["Jim."]). Life of a Green 
 Mountain Boy, from a Village Youth to the "Prince of 
 Erie." Being a Complete Account of his Eventful Life J S t^ 
 and Tragic Death. Portrait and full-page illusts. (-poitTSiit '* ^ KJ 
 slightly torn). 8vo, half morocco. Phil. 1872 
 
 907. FISKE (JOHN). Old Virginia and Her Neigh- 
 bors. Maps. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. Bost. 1897 
 
 908. Works; viz.: The Discovery of America, with 
 
 Some Account of Ancient America and the Spanish Con- 
 quest, portrait, map, etc., 2 vols. ; The Beginnings of New 
 England, or the Puritan Theocracy, map ; Old Virginia and 
 Her Neighbors, maps, 2 vols. ; The American Revolution, 
 portrait, plans, etc. , 2 vols. ; The Critical Period of Ameri- 
 can History, 1783-1789, map. Together 8 vols. Post 8vo, 
 half green levant morocco extra, gilt tops, uncut, by Mac- 
 donald. A handsome set. Bost.: Riverside Press, 1897-98 , ^ 
 
 909. FITZBALL (EDWARD). Thirty-Five Years of a 
 Dramatic Author's Life. Portrait. 2 vols, in 1. Stout «T^^ 
 post 8vo, half morocco. Lond. 1859 
 
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 J 1^~ ^^^- FITZGERALD (PERCY). Principles of Comedy 
 
 '' J and Dramatic EfEect. First edn. 8vo, cloth. Lond.1870 
 
 911. Life and Adventures of Alexander Dumas. 
 
 First edn. Portrait. % vols. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1873 
 
 9L2. The Romance of the English Stage. 3 vols. 
 
 /* Vx) 8vo, cloth gilt, uncut. Lond. 1874 
 
 913. The World Behind the Scenes. Post 8vo, 
 
 /. <>0 cloth. Lond. 1881 
 
 914. New History of the English Stage. First edn. 
 
 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. " Lond. 1882 
 
 
 915. Recreations of a Literary Man; or, Does Writ- 
 
 )0 ing Pay? First edn. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. (Library 
 
 labels removed from covers.) Lond. 1882 
 
 . 916. Kings and Queens of an Hour. (Theodore of 
 
 * ^j0t\* Corsica, Lady Hamilton, Duchess of Kingston, Peg Wof- 
 
 flngton, George Brummell, Paul Jones, Ireland and the 
 
 ,, . Shakespeare Forgeries, Mrs. Fitzherbert, Conway the 
 
 ^H' Actor,etc., etc.) First edn. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1883 
 
 (P\ 917. The Art of the Stage, as Set Out in Lamb's 
 
 '0*' Dramatic Essays; with a Commentary. Portrait of Charles 
 
 r'^*V Lamb. Post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1885 
 
 918. The Book Fancier, or the Romance of Book 
 
 J C"^ Collecting; Ballads of Books, by Brander Matthews, First 
 
 * ^ edn., frorvts. 2 vols. 12mo, cloth and parchment covers. 
 
 "• N.Y. 1886-87 
 
 «-. __ 919. Lives of the Sheridans. First edn. 6 por- 
 
 * /A traits on steel. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. (Library labels removed 
 
 / from covers.) Lond. 1886 
 
 920. The Book Fancier; or. The Romance of Book 
 
 . * Collecting. 8vo, half roxburghe, gilt top, uncut. Lond.l8s7 
 
 /-f ^ J* Large Paper edition, of whinh only 350 copies were printed. 
 
 921. Chronicles of Bow Street Police Office, with 
 
 a Selection of the most Interesting Cases. 22 portraits, fac- 
 similes, etc. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1888 
 
 922. The Savoy Opera and the Savoyards. 60 illusts. 
 
 •y V" Post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1894 
 
 J " 923. Memoirs of an Author. First edn. Portrait 
 
 and front. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1895 
 
 924. FLEETWOOD (JOHN). Life of Jesus Christ. 
 jr- / Front. 4to, morocco. Phil. 1850 
 
 925. Life of Christ, the Apostles and Evangelists, 
 
 t with a History of the Jews from the Earlier Times to the 
 
 Av Present. Numerous illusts. 8vo, cloth. Phil. [1875] 
 
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 936. FLINT (TIMOTHY). The First White Man of the ^ 
 "West; or, The Life and Exploits of Col. Dan'l Boone, the 2»>J~(j) 
 First Settler of Kentucky. Woodcut portrait lamo, cloth. 
 
 First Edition. Scarce. Cinn. 1854 v 
 
 937. FOOT (FERDINANDO). The Nut-Cracker, con- 
 taining a Variety of Jests, Epigrams, Epitaphs, etc. Front. 
 by Wale. Vivao, half morocco, gilt back and top, uncut. 
 
 Lond. : Newberry, 1751 
 
 938. FOOT (SAMUEL A.) Autobiography, with Argu- 
 ments in Important Causes, and other Writings. Portrait. \ 
 ^ vols. 8vo, cloth (small stain in lower corner of title). zl * 
 
 N. Y. 1873 '(Jii 
 
 Only a limited number of copies printed for private circula- 
 tion. Presentation copy. 
 
 939. FOOTE (HENRY S.) Casket of Reminiscences (of 
 Political, Social and Literary Life in America, 1835-1873). J^i—m 
 «vo, cloth. Wash. 1874 
 
 930. FOOTE (SAMUEL). Dramatic Works. Plates. 4 
 vols. Svo, cloth. Lond. [1788] 
 
 931. The Table-Talk and Bon-Mots of Samuel Foote, 
 
 with a Memoir by William Cooke. Portrait on India paper. 
 Svo, half calf, gilt back and top, uncut. 
 
 New Southgate [Lond J, 1889 
 No. 9 of only 150 copies printed. 
 
 933. Another edn. 12 portraits on India paper. Jt^_£\ 
 
 Svo, original boards, uncut. Lond. 1891 
 
 No. 12 of the Special Illustrated Edition. Only 350 copies so 
 issued. 
 
 933. Memoirs of Samuel Foote, with a Collection of 
 
 his Genuine Bon-Mots, Anecdotes, Opinions, etc., mostly 
 Original, and Three of his Dramatic Pieces not published 
 in his Works. By William Cooke. Fine portrait engraved 
 by Caroline Watson. 3 vols. 13mo, half morocco, gilt 
 bands. Lond. 1805 
 
 Scarce. 
 
 934. FOOTE'S COMIC THEATRE: being a Free Trans- 
 lation of all the Best French Comedies by Samuel Foote ^3ri 
 and others. [By Samuel Foote and others.] Vignette titles. ^^-' 
 5 vols. 13mo, calf. Lond. 1763 
 
 935. FONTAINE (J. B. DE LA). The French Spy; or, 
 Memoirs of John Baptist de la Fontaine (of Savoy), late 
 Brigadier in the French King's Army, now a Prisoner in \ i^ 
 the Bastile, containing many Secret Transactions between ''"• ^ 
 England and France. Transl. from the French Original 
 printed at Cologne in 1699. Svo, calf rebacked, gilt back. 
 
 ^ Lond. 1700 
 
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 936. FOECE (PETER). Tracts and other Papers re- 
 » lating principally to the Origin, Settlement and Progress- 
 
 S^i) of the Colonies in North America from the Discovery of the 
 * Country to 1776. 4 vols, royal 8vo, cloth, all edges uncut. 
 
 Wash. : Peter [and] W. Q. Force, 1836-46 
 Complete set of this scarce, interesting and valuable series- 
 of reprints of the rarest Tracts relating to America. Very rare 
 in this uncut state. 
 
 937. FORNEY (J. W.) Anecdotes of Public Men (Lin- 
 ^ C" coin, Webster, Breckinridge, Edwin Forrest, etc.). Post 
 ^ 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1873- 
 
 938. FORREST (EDWIN). Forrestiana. Portraits, 
 Playbills and Obituaries relating to Edwin Forrest. Col- 
 lected and arranged for AuGUSTiN Daly by Augustus Toed.- 
 teberg. New York, n. d. [Comprising] a Very Extensive 
 AND Yaluable Collection illustrating the Life and 
 Career op the Great American Tragedian, and con- 
 sisting of 169 PORTRAITS (many being India proofs and 
 PROOFS BEFORE LETTER), of ^uMch 118 are portraits of 
 Forrest in private life and in character, including a large 
 number of his famous appearances in Shakespeare's 
 Plays, photographs {chiefly from life caricatures, many of 
 them very uncommon, besides 39 other illusts. , chiefly views 
 of old American theatres), Autograph Letters, MS. 
 MATERIAL relating to Forrest by J. N. Ireland, and a parti- 
 cularly fine collection of 138 Playbills, including benefit 
 bills, first appearances, etc., a lot of them being of Shake- 
 spearian productions between the years 1826 and 1872,. 
 Biographies, newspaper clippings, etc. All neatly mounted 
 or inlaid to size by Toedteberg, and finely bound in 2 vols.,, 
 with folio three-quarter crimson levant morocco, gilt backs,, 
 by Stikeman, with specially prtnted title-pages. 2 vols. 
 
 This notable collection not only forms a remarkably complete 
 record of Forrest's theatrical career, from his early appearance* 
 to the year of his death, but incidentally illustrates the his- 
 tory OF Shakespearian drama in Philadelphia and New 
 York between the years 1826 and 1873 in connection with thi& 
 great exponent op Shakespeare's plays. The illustrations^ 
 include a number of hand-colored portraits and views by 
 Toedteberg, portraits of Forrest by Van Gell, signed proof ; as 
 Metamora, open letter proof, by Sully, Jr., Phil. 1836; as 
 Virginius, by T. Mensell {proof); as Metamora, water-color 
 drawing; colored mosaic portrait as Richard III., and many 
 others, of which a considerable are rare proofs ; also portraits 
 of Miss Forrest, John Howard Payne (colored), Robert Bird 
 (proof), Maturin, Sheridan, Sheridan Knowles (proof). Miss 
 Clifton (a number), etc.; many caricatures of Forrest, some 
 rare, including the two folios, colored Shakespearian carica- 
 tures in connection with the Forrest Divorce Case. The 
 photographs, which include a number from life, are interest- 
 ing, and range from 12mo to folio in size. The plates include 
 views of Old Bowery Theatre (several). New Bowery Theatre, 
 
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 FORREST (EDWIN). 
 Old Park Theatre, interior (water-color), National Theatre, 
 Tremont Theatre, Chatham Theatre, and other American 
 theatres. There are three Autograph Letters from Forrest 
 to Fenno, Austin, etc., chiefly on professional matters, between 
 1855 and 1866; autograph of Mrs. Forrest, Forrest's pictorial 
 visiting card with his writing on it, etc., etc. The playbills, 
 which are too numerous to detail, include many interesting 
 occasions, including the First Benefit of the ATnerican Dramatic 
 Fund Association, Feb'y 8, 1849, at the Astor Place Opera 
 House, in which appeared Forrest as Macbeth, W. E. Burton, 
 Holland, Dawson, Mary Taylor, Fanny Wallack, and others. 
 
 939. Map op the World. Drawn by Edwin 
 
 Forrest when a student (age 12 years) at Union Seminary. ^ y Ox) 
 Size, 12 X 17+. Neatly framed. ^ * — 
 
 A most interesting memento of the boyhood of William 
 Forrest, concerning which so littlt- is known. 
 
 940. Oration at the Democratic Republican Cele- 
 bration, July 4, 1838. 8vo, cloth, pp. 24. Printed for the 
 Society. N. T. 1838 
 
 Inserted is Gowans' Catalogue of Scarce American Books, 
 1866, 6 pp. , containing this book, and giving a long sketch of 
 Forrest. Very scarce. 
 
 940.* Another copy. Water- stained, and without 
 
 the additional catalogue inserted. (Last leaf torn.) 
 
 941. Forrest-Macready. Account of the Terrific 
 
 and Fatal Riot at the New York Astor Place Opera House, 
 
 May 10, 1849 ; with the Quarrels of Forrest and Macready, ^ Ky' 
 including all the Causes which led to that Awful Tragedy. ^ 
 
 Front. 8vo, half morocco, gilt back. N. Y. 1849 
 
 942. Forrest Divorce Case. Report of the Testi- 
 mony of Witnesses in full, with the Consuelo and Forney 
 Letters. Portrait of Mrs. Forrest on title, and portraits of 
 Forrest and Forjiey inserted. 8vo, half calf. N. Y. 1852 
 
 Laid in is the Report of the Trial as printed in " The New 
 York World," with woodcut portraits. 
 
 943. Report, containing the Unabridged Testimony 
 
 and the Consuelo and Forney Letters. Herald Edition. 
 Woodcut portrait. 8vo, half morocco, gilt back. N.Y. [1852] 
 
 944. [ ] The Forrest Divorce Case, with N. P. 
 
 Willis' Defence of Mrs. Forrest, Louisville, 1850 ; Review 
 of the Forrest Divorce, containing some Remarkable Dis- 
 closures of the Secret Doings of the Jury, by an Old ^ j. . 
 Lawyer, N. Y. 1852; HISTORY of Edwin Forrest, by One- ^» T^ 
 who-has-known-him-from-boyhood, N. Y. 1837; Replies 
 
 from England to Certain Statements Circulated in this 
 Country respecting Mr. Macready, N. Y. 1849; A Re- 
 joinder to [the same], N. Y. 1849; Rare Broadside 
 relating to Forrest-Macready Dispute, dated Phil., Nov. 22, 
 1848 ; ETC. Together 7 pamphlets. 
 
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 945. Catalogue of the Library of Edwin Forrest. 
 
 By Jos. Sabin. 8vo, half crimson morocco, gilt top, uncut 
 (rubbed), interleaved with blank pages, pp. 188. Phil. 1863 
 
 Only 175 copies; privately printed. Inserted is Sargent's 
 mezzotint portrait of Forrest. Laid in is a copy of the auction 
 sale catalogue of John MoCullough's effects, 1885, and some 
 clippings. With the Terry ex libris. 
 
 946. [ ] Sinclair (Catharine— Divorced Wife of Ed- 
 win Forrest). ORIGINAL Document, Signed Catharine N. 
 Forrest, with Notarial Attestation and Seal ; being a Release 
 of Dower by Catharine N. Forrest, widow of Edwin Forrest, 
 late of the City of Philadelphia, made to Horace Beales and 
 Eder V. Haughwout, 8th April, 1874. 1-^ pages folio, 
 folded and endorsed. (As 1 piece.) 
 
 947. Life of Edwin Forrest, with Reminiscences 
 
 and Personal Recollections, by James Rees, portrait, ex- 
 tended TO 2 VOLS. BY the INSERTION 95 fine portraits, 
 views and autograph letters ; also a MS. Genealogical Table on 
 linen of the Forrest Family, bound in 2 vols, post 8vo, mo- 
 rocco extra, paneled gilt backs and tops, uncut, with extra 
 title-page. Phil. [1874] 
 
 From the Library of Augustin Daly. The Extra-Illus- 
 trations comprise 83 dramatic, literary and historical por- 
 traits, including Edwin Forrest (4), Mrs. Forrest. Catherine 
 Sinclair (divorced wife of Forrest), Garrick as Richard III. 
 {engraved by Romenet), Garrick by Warren {fine stipple), Gar- 
 rick by Cook, Macready (2), Macklin (fine stipple by Edwin), J. 
 B, Booth as Richard III, Edwin Booth, Edmund Kean as Sir 
 Giles Overreach {fine stipple and line by Wageman), Barton 
 Booth, E. Malone by Bartolozzi, Kemble by Howlet, EUiston 
 by Adcock, Warren by Edwin, Cooke {colored portrait by Cook 
 after Dunlap), Mrs. Siddons as Lady Macbeth by Rolls {india 
 proof), J. H. Caldwell, Sinclair as Don Carlos by Kennerly, 
 Queen Elizabeth by Bouquet, Major Andre, Lafayette, John 
 Wetherspoon, Alex. Wilson by D. Edwin, Bryant, Talfourd, 
 Buchanan byScriven, E. K. Price {proof on india paper), etc., 
 etc. ; 11 Views : Bowery Theatre, New York, Broadway Theatre, 
 Rialto of Venice (colored), etc.; also Autograph Letters 
 SIGNED by Edwin Forrest (Phila., Apl. 20, 1860, 1 p. 8vo), and 
 by the Author (Apl. 3, 1877, 1 p. 8vo). 
 
 948. The Edwin Forrest Club, Founded March 9, 
 
 1874 (Account of its Organization, with Constitution and 
 By-Laws). Printed on lavender paper, with a portrait of 
 Forrest on title. 4to, original paper covers, uncut. 
 
 N. Y. : Privately printed, 1874 
 
 Only 20 copies printed. Presentation copy with autograph 
 
 inscription "T. H. McKee, Esq. (President of the Club), with 
 
 \ compliments of T. H. Morrell (Secretary), N. Y., Deo. 1, 1875." 
 
 S V "Only 20 copies of this unexpurgated edition printed. — T.H.M." 
 
 This very scarce and interesting issue should not be confused 
 
 with the usual issue. 
 
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 949. Life of Edwin Forrest, with Personal Recollec- 
 tions. By James Rees. Portrait, and 16 additionat por- 
 traits and views inserted {including views of Second Park 
 Theatre, Old Bowery Theatre, Broadway Theatre, Chestnut 
 Street Theatre, Phila., and portraits of Forrest, Conrad, 
 Mrs. Ward, David P. Brown (one of 12 copies), Washing- 
 ton Irving, etc. 8vo, half morocco, gilt back and top, uncut. 
 
 Phil. [1874] 
 
 950. Another copy. 
 
 951. [ ] Collection of Clippings from Old Newspapers, 
 
 Portraits and Play-Bills, all relating to Edwin Forrest and 
 formed by Peter E. Abel of Philadelphia (previous to 1875), 
 and mounted in a quarto half roan scrap-book. 
 
 Includes the issue of "The Yankee," Boston, March 39, 1845, 
 containing a rare portrait of Forrest. 
 
 953. The Life of Edwin Forrest, the American 
 
 Tragedian. By W. R. Alger. Portraits, many in character. / /A 5>$~"/) 
 2 vols, royal 8vo, cloth. Phil, im ' v.-'^ ^ •^ 
 
 953. Edwin Forrest. By Lawrence Barrett. 4to^SJ ^ ^ Ox/ 
 
 very finely bound in full dark blue morocco gilt, gilt edges, 
 
 gilt top, uncut (American Actor Series, edited by Laurence 
 Hutton). Bost. 188■^ 
 
 Labge Paper copy, only 100 printed, this being No. 10. \ 
 Extra-Illustrated with over 70 portraits, views, etc. , inlaid 
 to size of volume, including scarce photographs in his various 
 characters of King Lear, William Tell, Boman Characters, etc., 
 portraits of G. F. Cooke, Tyrone Power, Edmund Kean, J. R. 
 Scott, Macready, J. H. Hackett, Catherine Sinclair (Mrs. For- 
 rest), Edwin Booth, Joseph Jefferson, E. L. Davenport, views 
 of the Old Bowery Theatre, the Park Theatre, etc., etc. 
 
 954. Edwin Forrest, the Actor and the Man, Critical 
 
 and Reminiscent. By Gabriel Harrison. 11 portraits, many ^ ■ 
 
 in character. Imp. 8vo, half morocco, original covers S /\^\ 
 
 bound in (No. 151 of only 200 signed copies). "^« i^"^ 
 
 Brooklyn : Privately printed, 1889 
 
 955. FORTESCUE (J. W.) History of the 17th Lancers 
 (Duke of Cambridge's Own), 1759-1894. Jf portraits in 
 photogravure and 13 colored plates of the uniforms at dif- y (^ 
 ferent periods. Royal 8vo, cloth. Loud. 1895 -^ ♦'^ O 
 
 Includes the regiment's services during the American Revo- 
 lution (g. v.). 
 
 966. FOUCHlfi (JOSEPH). Memoirs of Joseph Fouche, 
 Duke of Otranto, Minister of the General Police of France. 
 Transl. into English. 5 fine portraits on india paper {in- j yO 
 cludvna Josephine and two of Napoleon). Royal 8vo, cloth. '^ V C 
 
 Lond. 1893 / 
 
 No. 31 of only 100 copies printed on Large Paper. • 
 
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 A^/-, 957. [FOUQUJfi (BARON DE LA MOTTE).] Undine: a 
 
 J ^ Romance. Transl. from the German. 12mo, light blue 
 
 '\J ^ morocco, gilt top, uncut, by Larkins. Lond. 1830 
 
 958. Wild Love and other Tales, illusts. from de- 
 
 \ signs by Selous and others ; The Magic Ring, front, by Ten- 
 
 ' ' niel; Sintram and his Companions, illusts. by Selous, etc.; 
 
 . Marco Visconti, from the Italian of Tomaso Grossi, front. ; 
 
 > I O ^^^ Maid of Orleans, from the German of Frederick von 
 
 . Schiller, front. Together 5 vols. 12mo, original red cloth, 
 
 ." '^ lV gilt backs and edges. Lond. [1843-47] 
 
 959. FOWLER (GEORGE). A Flight to the Moon; or, 
 The Vision of Randalthus. First bdn. 13mo, calf. Bait. 1813 
 
 960. FOX (CAROLINE). Memoirs of Old Friends : being 
 ■ uxt t \ Extracts from the Journals and Letters of Caroline Fox, 
 
 / ' c!A ^^ Penjerrick, Cornwall, 1835-1871. Edited by Horace N. 
 X-.. . (y^ Pym. Etched •portrait by Herlwmer. Imp. 8vo, half levant 
 morocco extra, gilt back and top, uncut, by Alfred Mat- 
 thews. Lond. 1883 
 Includes much personal anecdote of Byron, Shelley, Cole- 
 ridge, the Carlyles, Tennyson, Thackeray and others. 
 
 961. FRANKLIN (BENJAMIN). Works, consisting of 
 jfj , . \ his Life, written by Himself, together with his Essays. 
 
 ■^^uf^ Engraved title containing vignette portrait. 2 vols, in 1. 
 13mo, half calf (broken). Lond. : Robinson, n. d. 
 
 ' 2^0 962. Life of Benjamin Franklin; written by Him- 
 
 ji__3^^ self. 12mo, sheep. Montpelier, 1809 
 
 n.) . L /IlJ Bound with the above is : The Essays of the late Dr. Benjamin 
 
 Lr- , - 1- - -IX Franklin, Boston, 1811. 
 
 963. Life and Times of Benjamin Franklin. By 
 
 James Parton. Portraits. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1864 
 
 964. FREEMASONRY. Brown (H.) Narrative of the 
 Anti-Masonic Excitement in the Western Part of the State 
 of New York, 1826-29. 12mo, cloth (244 pages). Scarce. 
 
 Batavia, N. Y., 1829 
 
 965. FREER (MARTHA W.) Life of Jeanne d'Albert, 
 /, ///p Queen of Navarre. Portrait. Post 8 vo, half calf, gilt back 
 
 and top, uncut. Lond., n. d. 
 
 , 966. History of the Reign of Henry IV. of France. 
 
 , ^0 Portraits. 2 vols, post 8vo, half calf. Lond. 1860 
 
 • THE FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR. 
 
 967. DAWES (E. C— Editor). Journal of Gen. Rufus 
 Putnam, kept in Northern New York during Four Cam- 
 paigns of the old French and Indian War, 1757-1760. 
 3 Edited, with copious Notes and a Biographical Sketch of 
 
 » (^ Gen. Putnam. Portrait. Small 4to, half morocco, gilt 
 back. Scarce. Albany: Munsell's Historical Series, 1886 
 
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 968. ENTICK (J.) History of the late War in Europe 
 and America [1755-1763]. Numerous portraits, maps and 
 charts. 5 vols. 8vo, calf. Fine copy. Lond. 1779 
 
 969. FRY (COL. JOSHUA). Memoir of Col. Joshua 
 
 Fry, Washington's Senior in Command of Virginia Forces, / Z^^ 
 
 1754; with a Genealogy of the Fry Family. By P. Slatjgh- ' ^ 
 
 TEE. 8vo, cloth. [Privately printed, n. p., n. d.] 
 
 970. JOHNSON (SIR WILLIAM). Life and Times of 
 
 Sir William Johnson. By William L. Stone. 2 vols. 8vo, /* V, C~ 
 ialf morocco, gilt backs. (Lacks the plates.) * 
 
 Albany : Munsell, 1865 
 
 971. [O'CALLAGHAN (E. B.— Editor).] Commissary 
 Wilson's Orderly Book. Expedition of the British and 
 Provincial Army under Maj.-Gen. Jeffrey Amherst against y^. ct^^ 
 Ticonderoga and Crown Point, 1759. With Introduction, r ^ *■ ^"^ 
 Notes and Index. Facsvmile map. 4to, half red morocco, 
 
 ^ilt bands, uncut. Albany : Munsell's Historical Series, 1857 
 Only 100 copies printed. 
 
 973. SMITH (COL. JAMES). Account of the Remark- 
 able Occurrences in the Life and Travels of Col. James Smith, 
 during his Captivity with the Indians, 1755-59, as well as 
 ■of the different Campaigns carried on against the Indians //, O-^ 
 to the westward of Fort Pitt since 1755 to (1799). Written 
 by himself, with an Appendix of Notes, Preface, etc., by 
 Wm. M. Darlington. Three-quarter morocco, panelled '-• 
 gilt back and top, uncut. Cinn. 1870 
 
 Large Paper copy. Only 50 copies so reprinted from the 
 original edition of Lexington, 1799. 
 
 973. STOBO (MAJOR ROBERT). Memoirs of Major 
 Robert Stobo of the Virginia Regiment. Folding facsimile 
 
 of the plan of Fort Du Quesne, drawn by Stobo and sent in a ^ -^^ 
 leUer to Washington in 1754.. 12mo, cloth. Pittsburgh • "^ 
 
 Scarce. Stobo's romantic career during the French and 
 Indian War, his captivity at Fort Du Quesne, Quebec, etc. , his 
 escape and subsequent services with Wolfe, etc., have been 
 made the subject of Sir Gilbert Parker's stirring novel, "The ^ 
 
 Seats of the Mighty." 
 
 974. FRENCH COURT MEMOIRS. Courtiers and Favo- 
 Tites of Royalty: Memoirs of the Duke de Richelieu, 3 vols. ; 
 Memoirs of Marmontel, written by himself, 2 vols. ; Memoirs 
 
 and Correspondence .of Madame.D'^pinay, 3 vols. ; Memoirs /, ^fjrj 
 of Joseph Fouche, Duke of Otranto, 2 vols. Transl. from 
 the French Originals, with Introductions, etc. Numerous 
 stched and colored portraits and plates on Japan paper. 
 Together 10 vols. 8vo, half morocco, gilt backs and tops, 
 nncut, contents lettered. 
 
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 See also under Napoleon. 
 
 / , 975. ANGOULilME (DUCHESS OF). Memoirs of Marie 
 
 / « Cx"^ Ther^se, Duchess of Angoul^me, the last of the Dauphines. 
 
 By Mes. Romer. Portrait. 8vo, half calf. Lond. 1853 
 
 976. AUTHENTIC MEMOIRS of the Revolution in 
 , France and of the Sufferings of the Royal Family, chiefly 
 
 / /O f 1^0 ni -A-Ccounts by Eye- Witnesses. Portrait of Louis XVI. 
 
 ' ^ ' ^-^ by Thomson and vignette of the Poyal Family in the Temple. 
 
 8vo, half red morocco, gilt bands. Lond. 1817 
 
 977. BERTRAND DE MOLEVILLE (ANT. FR.) Pri- 
 vate Memoirs of the Last Year of the Reign of Louis XVI., 
 transl. from the author's unpublished MS. 5 fine portraits 
 on copper by Agar {of Louis XVI., Louis XVII., Marie 
 Antoinette, Princess Elizabeth of France and Madame 
 Roy ale). 3 vols. 8vo, calf, rebacked, neat (waterstain on 
 edge of portrait of Louis XVI. ). Lond. 1797 
 
 I 7wl ^^^- ^'^' 3 vols. 8vo, half calf (small waterstain on 
 
 i^ 1/ three portraits). Lond. 1797 
 
 7 979. BIR£ (EDMUND). Diary of the Citizens of Paris 
 
 A during "The Terror." Translated by John de Villiers. 
 ^ Portraits. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1896 
 
 , ^ 980. BRINBOC (M. DE). Memoirs of M. de Brinboe 
 
 / A^ (during the early years of the French Revolution). 3 vols. 
 
 « VP^J 12mo, half morocco, gilt bands. Lond. 1805 
 
 981. BROGLIO SOLARI. Memoirs of the Marchioness 
 J /OY") Broglio Solari, one of the Maids of Honor to the Princess 
 
 / , l/L/ Lamballe. Transl. into English, with Notes, etc. 12mo, 
 half morocco, gilt back. Lond. : Pickering, 1845 
 
 982. CHAMPORT (F.) Historical Pictures of the Early 
 Period of the French Revolution, with a particular Account 
 of those Important Transactions. Transl. from the French. 
 
 ^ \ ( \ Q fine full-page views of historical scenes, engraved on copper hy 
 
 L ,^ U Niquet after paintings by Meursier and Giradet, and bkil- 
 
 ' LiANT iMPEEssiONS of the 12 wiezzotint portraits engraved on 
 
 ^ copper by Le Vachez, with on each plate engraved biographies, 
 
 each illust. by a fine vignette by Duplbssis-Bbetaux. Folio, 
 
 ., half roan (small waterstain on blank edge of five plates). 
 
 Paris, 1803 
 The fine portraits include Lafayette, Comte Desmoulins, 
 Mirabeau, Marat, Charlotte Corday, Robespierre, etc. 
 
 983. CLARETIE (JULES). Camille Desmoulins and his 
 ^Wife. Transl. by Mrs. Cashel Hoey. Portraits and fac- 
 simile. 8vo, half morocco, panelled gilt back and top, 
 uncut. Lond. 1876 
 
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 984. CLERY (F.) Journal of Occurrences at the Temple 
 during the confinement of Louis XVI., by M. Clery, the 
 King's Valet-de-Chambre. Transl. from the original MS. 
 by R. C. Dallas. Copper-plates. 8vo, polished calf, gilt 
 back, by Riviere. Lond. 1798 
 
 From the Sheepshanks Library, with bookplate. 
 
 985. COSTUMES OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION, 
 1790-93, with English Costumes, 1795-1806. Edited, with 
 Introduction, by Clarence Cook. 65 hand-coloeed etch- 
 ings by GiLLAUMONT FiLs, draivn from ecci imples in the collec- 
 tion of Victorien Sardou. Folio, cloth. N. Y. 1 889 
 
 986. GONTAUT (DUCHESSE DE). Memoirs of the 
 Duchesse de Gontaut, Gouvernante to the Children of 
 France during the Restoration, 1773-1836. [Written by 
 Herself. ] Transl. from the French by Mrs. J. W. Davis. 
 12 portraits {Duchesse de £erry, Louis XVIII., Napoleon, 
 Due de Berry, Duchesse d' Angouleme, Princesse de Polignac, 
 etc., etc.). 2 vols, half red morocco, gilt backs and tops, 
 uncut. N. Y. 1894 
 
 987. LAMARTINE (A. DE.) Histoire des Girondins. 
 Jf2 portraits on steel by Bosselman and others after Raffet 
 (including Lafayette, Danton, Robespierre, Marat, Charlotte 
 Corday, Madame Roland, Marie Antoinette, etc. 4 vols. 
 8vo, half morocco, gilt backs. Paris, 1870-71 
 
 988. LAMBALLE (PRINCESS DE). Seceet Memoies of 
 the Royal Family of France during the Revolution. Now 
 First Published from the Journal, Letters and Conversa- 
 tions of the Peincess de Lamballe, by a Lady of Rank in the 
 Confidential Service of that unfortunate Princess. Portrait 
 and plate containing the secret cypher of Marie Antoinette. 
 2 vols. 8vo, half calf, gilt backs and top. Scarce. Lond. 1826 
 
 989. MARCEAU (SERGENT). Reminiscences of a 
 Regicide. Transl. and edited from the original MS. by 
 M. C. M. Simpson. Coloredfront. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1889 
 
 990. MARIE ANTOINETTE. The Private Life of Marie 
 Antoinette. By Madame Camp an, First Lady in Waiting 
 to the Queen. Portrait. Post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1887 
 
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 991. MEMOIRS OF BARRAS, Member of the Direc- i -►— 
 
 torate. Edited, with a General Introduction, Preface and / ^ (^ 
 
 Notes, by George Duruy. Transl. by Charles E.Roche. 1 por- / » C »— 
 
 h-aits, in heliogravv/re [ofBarras, Napoleon, Josephine, etc., i> 
 
 S facsimiles and 2 plans). 4 vols. 8vo, half blue levant mo- 
 rocco, gilt backs and tops, uncut, by Riviere. Lond. 1895-96 
 
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 A— 993. MIKABEAU. A Life History. Bj' [John S. 
 
 ^-^ Q Smith]. Portraits. 2 vols, half smooth morocco, backs 
 
 full gilt, gilt tops, uncut. Lond. 1848 
 
 993. MISFORTUNES OF THE DAUPHIN, Son of Louis 
 ___ XVI. [Supposed to have been written by Himself.] Transl. , 
 
 C~^. with Documents, etc., by C. G. Percival. Facsimile. 8vo, 
 . O U polished calf extra, gilt back, by Riviere. Lond. 1838 
 
 The fine Sheepshanks copy, with bookplate. 
 
 994. REIGN OF TERROR (The). A Collection of Au- 
 thentic Narratives of the Horrors committed by the Revo- 
 lutionary Government under Marat and Robespierre. 
 Written by Eye-witnesses of the same. Transl. from the 
 French, with Biographical Notices and Curious Anecdotes. 
 2 vols. 8vo, half red morocco, gilt bands. Lond. 1826 
 
 r^ Scarce. 
 
 //TO 995. Another copy. 3 vols, half roan. 
 
 t 996. ROCHETERIE (MAXIME DE LA). Life of Marie 
 
 Antoinette. Transl. from the French by C. H. Bell. 20 
 fine portraits, Marie Antoinette (2), Madame du Barry, 
 
 y , Princess de LambaUe, Madame de Polignac, Madame Eliza- 
 
 ^\ •!>'') hetli, Madame De La Motte, Louis XV., Louis XVI., Louis 
 
 ^■^ f^"^"^ XVII., Lafayette, etc., etc., etc. 2 vols. 8vo, three-quarter 
 
 olive levant morocco, gilt tops, uncut, by Macdonald. 
 
 ' N. Y. 1893 
 
 997. ROLAND (MADAME). An Appeal to Imported 
 
 Posterity: being a Collection of Tracts written by Madame 
 
 CT" Roland during her Confinement in the Prisons of the Abbey 
 
 . Q^ O and St. Pelagic, Paris. Transl. from the French original. 
 
 , 2 vols. 8vo, calf. N. Y. 1798 
 
 This is the first American edition of this interesting work, 
 
 which was published for the benefit of Madame Roland's only 
 
 daughter, the beautiful and unfortunate Eudora. 
 
 . ^ 998. ROYAL MEMOIRS on the French Revolution, con- 
 
 ' ^ taining Narrative of the Journey of Louis XVI. and his 
 
 )/ Family to Varrenes, by Madame Royale (Duchesse 
 
 ♦ Oq d'Angotjleme) ; Narrative of a Journey to Bruxelles and 
 
 Coblentz, 1791, by Monsieur (afterwards Louis XVIIL); 
 
 Private Memoirs of What Passed in the Temple, from the 
 
 ■^ Imprisonment of the Royal Family to the Death of the 
 
 Dauphin, by Madame RoYALE, transl., with Historical and 
 
 Biographical Illustrations, portrait of the Divke d'' Enghien, 
 
 with view of his execution, and plan of Tuileries. 8vo, half 
 
 red morocco, gilt bands. Lond. 1823 
 
 999. SECRET MEMOIRS of the Royal Family of France, 
 / CV) from the Journal of the Princess Lamballe. Portrait. 2 
 /'i^- . vols. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1895 
 
 Five hundred copies printed, 
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 1000. WEBER (JOSEPH— Foster-brother to Marie An- 
 toinette). Memoirs of Marie Antoinette, Queen of France, 
 etc., including several important Periods of the French / 
 
 Revolution, with a Narrative of the Trial and Martyrdom / ^ 
 
 of Madame Elizabeth, the Poisoning of Louis XVII. in the / ID t-' 
 
 Temple (etc., etc.). Transl. from the French by R. C. 
 Dallas and Mrs. I. Evers. 3 vols, in %. Stout 8vo, half calf. 
 Scarce, Lond. 1805-13 
 
 1001. [FRERE (B.)] The Adventures of a Dramatist; 
 or, A Journey to the London Managers. 2 vols. 12mo, half 
 
 calf. Lond. : Lackington, 1813 ^oS / 
 
 With the bookplate of Frederick Burgess, of Moore and '^^ O 
 
 Burgess, formerly of the old Broadway Theatre. 
 
 1002. FROISSART CHRONICLES of England, France 
 and Spain, and adjoining Countries, from the latter part of 
 the Reign of Edward II. to the Coronation of Henry IV. 
 
 Transl., with variations and additions, from many cele- ^ C" X~^/) 
 brated Manuscripts, by Thomas Jolines, to which is pre- ^ W*' a U 
 fixed Notes, Life of Froissart, etc. With the complete 
 
 series of 7^ illuminated PLATES IN GOLD AND COLORS, 
 
 and 120 other illusts. 2 vols, thick royal 8vo, half red mo- 
 rocco, gilt backs and edges. Lond. 1852 
 
 1003. FROST (THOMAS). The Old Showman and the (^q 
 Old London Fairs ; Circus Life and Circus Celebrities. 2 ' 
 vols, post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1874-75 
 
 1004. FROUDE (J. A.) Oceana; or, England and Her 
 Colonies. Illust. Svo, half cloth. N. Y. 1888 , >4' 
 
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 1005. Life and Times of Thomas a Becket. 8vo, 
 
 cloth. N. Y. 1878 
 
 1006. The English in the West Indies, illusts. by the 
 
 author, 1888 ; Reminiscences of an Old Westchester Home- 
 stead, by C. Pryer, 1897; Brook Farm, itsMembers, Schol- ^ J^ 
 ars and Visitors, by Lindsay Swift, 1900 ; First Impressions ' ^ 
 of America, privately printed, 1867; and 4 others. To- 
 getherSvols. 12mo and post 8vo. N.Y. and Lond. 1867-1901 
 
 1007. FULLER (MARGARET). Memoirs of Margaret 
 Fuller Ossoli, by R. W. Emerson and others, portrait, . , 
 
 2 vols., Bost. 1881; Margaret Fuller, by J. W. Howe, Bost. f -^(j' 
 1896; James Fenimore Cooper, by T. R. Lounsbury, por- ^ 
 
 trait, 1884; Henry Clay, by Carl Schurz, 2 vols., Bost. 1888; 
 and 3 others. Together 9 vols. Post 8vo, cloth. 
 
 1008. FULTON (ROBERT). Treatise on the Improve- 
 ment of Canal Navigation. 17 fine plates, drawn and en- 
 
 graved on copper by the AVTKO-R. 4to, half russia. Lond. 1790 ^2.^ Ox) 
 Rare. Bound with the above is: The Magnetic Atlas, or ' . 
 Variation Charts of the whole Terraqueous Globe ... by John 
 
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 Churchman. 3 large folding charts, and a List of Subscribers, 
 including George Washington, Robert Morris, Benjamin 
 West and other distinguished Americans; Herschel, Dr. Lett- 
 som, etc. Laid in are 3 portraits of Fulton and 9 plates re- 
 lating to Ms inventions. 
 
 1009. Life of Robert Fulton. By his Friend, Cad- 
 
 wallader D. Golden. Portrait. 8vo, boards, uncut (edge 
 of portrait waterstained). N.Y. 1817 
 
 1010. FURNISS (HARRY). The Confessions of a Cari- 
 / /y^ caturist. Very numerous reproductions from the author's 
 corrections and other drawings. 2 vols, royal 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Lond. 1902 
 
 * 1011. GAINSBOROUGH (THOMAS). A Record of his 
 
 Life and Works. By Mrs. Arthur Bell (N. D' An vers). 57 
 
 / / /yf\ portraits, landscapes and subject-pictures reproduced in pho- 
 
 '^^ togravure direct from Gainsborough's paintings.- Imp. 8vo, 
 
 • ' cloth gilt, gilt top, uncut. Lond.: Bell, 1897 
 
 
 d 
 
 101-2. GALAXY OF WIT (The), or Laughing Philoso- 
 pher, fronts, on copper and numerous illusts. on wood by D. 
 C. Johnson, 2 vols, in 1 ; The Aurora Borealis, or Flashes 
 i Oy'i ^^ Wit, 1^ original etchings by D. C Johnson. Together 
 ^ 3 vols, in 3. lamo, roan and cloth. Bost. 1830-31 
 
 The three frontispieces contain group portraits by D. 0. 
 Johnson, ' ' THE American Cruikshank, " of the most noted of 
 the EARLY American actors, in some cases the only por- 
 trait KNOWN. Among them are Francis, Wallack, Kean, War- 
 ren, Pelby, Jefferson, Andrews, Burke, Barnes, Master Burke, 
 Hilson, Forrest, etc. 
 
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 1013. GALlfiRIE THJfilTRALE, ou Collection des 
 Portraits en pied des principanx Acteurs et Actrices Fran- 
 gaise. 144 very fine full-length portraits, engraved by 
 Geoffroy, Chouberd and others. 3 vols, royal 4to, half 
 cloth. Paris, 1873 
 
 Fine impressions of this scarce and desirable collection. 
 
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 1014. GALfiRIE DES ARTISTES DRAMATIQUES 
 de Paris, accompagnes d'autant de portraits litteraires. 80 
 portraits in character by Alex'r Lacauchie. 3 vols. 4to, 
 half roan, gilt backs. Paris, 1842 
 
 V 1015. GALLERY OF BRITISH ARTISTS. With Bio- 
 
 graphical Sketches, etc. , by John Sherer, and Notes on the 
 Principles of Art, by John Ruskin. Over 100 fine engrav- 
 ings on steel, after celebrated paintings in the National 
 Gallery, etc. 2 vols. 4to, half morocco, gilt backs and 
 edges. Lond.,n. d. 
 
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 1016. [GALT (JOHN).] George III.: his Court and 
 Family. 18 fine portraits on copper of George III. and 
 members of Ms family. % vols. 8vo, half red morocco, gilt 
 bands (some plates foxed). Lond. 1820 
 
 1017. The Lives of the Players. (Memoirs of Nell 
 
 Gywnn, Mrs. Siddons, Mrs. Bellamy, Mrs. Jordan, Kemble, 
 
 Emery, Garriek, Gibber and others.) 3 vols, crown 8vo, 1/ d 
 
 cloth. Lond. 1831 
 
 1018. GARRICK (DAVID). Poetical Works (including 
 Prologues and Epilogues), now first collected; with Ex- , . 
 planatory Notes. 3 vols. 13mo, tree calf, gilt backs. Fine /, ^^ 
 COPY. Lond. 1785 
 
 1019. Dramatic Works. With Life of the Author. 
 
 3 vols. 13mo, half calf. Lond. 1798 
 
 1030. Private Correspondence of David Garriek 
 
 with the most celebrated Persons of his Time ; now first 
 published from the Originals, with a new Memoir. 2 vols, 
 half morocco, gilt bands (lacks portrait). Lond. 1835 
 
 1021. Memoirs of the Life of David Garriek. By 
 
 Thomas Davies. Portrait. 2 vols. 12mo, calf. Lond. 1761 
 
 1022. Life of David Garriek. By Arthur Murphy. 
 
 8vo, calf. Dublin, 1801 , >y^0 
 
 1023. Life of David Garriek. By Percy Fitzgerald. 
 
 Portraits, facsimiles, etc.; ExTRA-iLLrsTRATBD hy the in- 
 sertion of SI portraits and plates, comprising 16 portraits on 
 copper, 5 portraits on steel, 6 portraits on wood and 3 copper- 
 plates. 2 vols, stout 8vo, half black morocco, gilt backs. 
 
 Lond. 1868 «^ 
 The EXTRA PLATES include portraits of Garriek by Serwin, 7 C^ 5 C~^ 
 Garriek as Don John, Sir John Brute, Don Felix, Tancred /tTV /-*« 
 (etching), Mr. and Mrs. Garriek, Garriek Monument by 
 Stothard; also portraits of Mrs. Yates, James Boswell as Corsi- 
 can Chief, etc., all engraved on copper ; also portraits on steel of i- 
 Pope, Colman (India proof), Smollett by Moll, etc.; portraits 
 Kitty Olive, Peg Woflangton, etc., and views on copper 
 of Garrick's Home, Abingdon Abbey, and Althorp. 
 
 1024. [Verplanck (G. C.)] Garriek: his Portrait 5 <—■ 
 
 in New York, its Artist and History. Autotype reproduc- ' y^ f^ *^ 
 tion from the portrait of Garriek hy Pine. 8vo, boards. 
 
 ■^ N. Y. 1857 
 
 100 copies only, printed for Private Circulation. 
 
 1025. [Life of] David Garriek. By Joseph Knight. . / ,^~Q 
 
 Etched port/rait hy Boucher. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1894 t 
 
 1026. Garriek Library Catalogue of Books of Prints, 
 
 Poetical and Historical Traits, etc. Sold at Auction Wed- 
 nesday, May 23d, 1823. With the full List of Purchasers' ^ 
 Names and the Pbices inserted. 8vo, half morocco. . J ''tJ^ 
 
 Lond. 1823 V' «^'-' 
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 1027. GAVARNFS ILLUSTRATIONS. Pictures of the 
 . tV-O French, by Jules Janln, Balzac, Cormenin, and others. 43 
 
 . '■■ full-page plates on India Paper and over 200 illusts. in the 
 
 text, engraved by Lavielle, after drawings by Gavarni, H. 
 MoNNiER and Meissonier. Royal 8vo, half vellum, gilt back 
 and top. Lond. : Orr, 1840 
 
 1028. GASS (PATRICK). Journal of Voyages and 
 OO Travels from the Mouth of the Missouri through the In- 
 terior Parts of North America to the Pacific Ocean, 1804-6. 
 
 ^ 12mo, half morocco, gilt bands (several leaves water- 
 
 stained). Pittsburgh, 1807 
 
 /y^- 1029. GAULOT (PAUL). A Friend of the Queen. 
 
 Transl. from the French by Mrs. Cashel Hoey. Portraits 
 
 •e r- — of Marie Antoinette and of tJie Count deFersen. 2 vols, half 
 
 J-^^ morocco, gilt top, uncut. Lond. 1894 
 
 \ 1030. GAUTIER (THEOPHILE). Mademoiselle de Mau- 
 pin: a Romance of Love and Passion. 18 etchings by 
 Champollion from designs by Toudouze. Post 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Lond. : Vizetelly, 1!S89 
 
 1031. [GAY (JOHN)] and BURNET [(A.)] Achilles 
 Dissected : a Compleat Key of the Characters in that New- 
 Ballad Opera by Mr. Gay, with Remarks by Mr. Burnet. 
 To which is added the First Satire of the Second Book of 
 Horace Imitated in a Dialogue between Mr. Pope and the 
 Ordinary at Newgate. 8vo,calf (lacks half title). Lond. 1733 
 
 Scarce and curious. 
 
 1032. GAY (JOHN). Plays, with an Account of the Life 
 and Writings of the Author. Portrait. 12mo, light pol- 
 ished calf, gilt back. Lond. 1772 
 
 1033. Poems on Several Occasions (including the 
 
 Pastorals, The Fan, Trivia, etc.). Copper-plates by Fourdri- 
 NiEE and Du GuEENiER. 4 vols. 12mo, calf, rebacked gilt 
 
 C/jT) backs. Lond. 1767-72 
 
 / \ 1034. GEMS OF BRITISH ART, with Choice Specimens 
 
 . \(of Poetry, History, and Romance. SO fine engravings on 
 
 C~/j steel by Garnett, Shaiv and others. 4to, stamped morocco, 
 
 ^ ^. gilt edges. N. Y. 1855 
 
 \ 1035. GENEALOGY. Whitmore (W. H.) The Ameri- 
 \ can Genealogist: a Catalogue of Family Histories and Pub- 
 /» 1 Plications, containing Genealogical Information issued in 
 v) the United States, arranged Chronologically (with an Alpha- 
 
 betical Index of Names). Royal 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Albany: Munsell, 1868 
 
 \. . Scarce. Forms a valuable Supplement to the preceding lot. 
 
 ^ CJ 1036. Another copy. 
 
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 1036.=" Talcott (S. V.) Genealogical Notes of New ^ 
 
 York and New England Families (with a complete Index) -< c~" 
 
 Royal 8vo, cloth, 800 pages. Albany, 1883 O. ^C 
 
 See also under the names of places to which the genealogies 
 especially relate. 
 
 1037. Durrie (D. S.) Bibliographia Genealogica 
 
 Americana: an Alphabetical Index to American Genealogies 
 
 and Pedigrees. Third edn. , revised and enlarged. Royal • 
 
 Bvo, cloth (stamp on title). Albany: Munsell, 1886 A 4o 
 
 f' 
 
 Scarce. Includes the Pedigrees, etc., contained in State 
 County and Town Histories, printed Genealogies, and kindred 
 works. 
 
 1038. AMERICAN ANCESTRY. Giving the Name and 
 Descent in the Male Line of Americans whose Ancestors 
 settled In the United States previous to 1776. By Thomas 
 P. Hughes. (With special volumes devoted to the City of 
 Albany and to Columbia County, N. Y.) Maps. 7 vols. 
 royal 8vo, boards. Albany: Munsell, 1887-92 
 
 1039. Index to Genealogical Material contained in 
 
 Town, Local and County Histories, Historical Society Pub- 
 lications, Biographies, Historical Periodicals, etc., etc., 
 alphabetically arranged. Fourth edn. With nearly 40,000 J g\. 
 References. Royal 8vo, cloth. Albany: Munsell, 1895 V^ 
 
 Many valuable works on American family history and gene- 
 alogy will be found under the names of the family tree, editor, 
 or place to which they especially refer. See also under Long 
 Island, etc. 
 
 1040. GENEALOGIES. Glenn (T. A.) List of some 
 American Genealogies which have been printed in Book 
 
 Form, arranged alphabetically. 4to cloth. Phil. 1897 Ji i O 
 
 1041. GENEST (JOHN). Some Account of the English 
 Stage from the Restoration in 1660 to 1830. 10 vols. 8vo, 
 original half cloth, paper labels, uncut. Bath, 1832 
 
 The fine McKee copy with bookplates. Very scarce in this 
 state. 
 
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 1043. GERARD (E.) The Land Beyond the Forest: 
 
 facts, figures and fancies from Transylvania. Map and , /SC^ 
 numerous illusts. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth (binding very slightly ^ 
 
 damaged by water). Edinburgh, 1888 
 
 1044. GILBERT (MRS. ANN). Autobiography and other ^ 
 Memorials. Edited by Josiah Gilbert. Portraits and other rOC 
 illusts. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1874 
 
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 ^ 1045. GILBERT (MRS. ANNE HARTLEY). The Stage 
 
 / Q Reminiscences of Mrs. Gilbert. Edited by Charlotte M. 
 '/ Martin. Numerous portraits and other illusts. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 N. Y. 1901 
 
 -_ 1046. GILLIES (R P.) Memoirs of a Literary Veteran, 
 
 \a\ including Sketches and Anecdotes of the Most Distin- 
 
 I CVIU guished Literary Characters from 1794 to 1849. 3 vols. 
 
 " ' » post Bvo, half morocco, gilt bands. Lond. 1851 
 
 1047. GILLILAND (THOMAS). The Dramatic Mirror, 
 containing the History of the Stage from the earliest period. 
 An Account of all the Dramatic Writers from 1660 and of 
 Z'— the most distinguished Performers from the days of Shake- 
 
 j "^ / S speare. 17 fine portraits and plates on copper hy Cheesman 
 O/ - r\J ^J {including views of Drury Lane and Covent Garden Thea- 
 tres and portraits of Miss Brunton, Mme. Catalani, Mrs. 
 Poivell, Mrs. Gibbs, Dowton, Fawcett, Quick, etc.). 2 vols. 
 13mo, polished calf, gilt backs and edges, by Riviere. 
 
 Lond. 1808 
 
 / (•- 1048. GIRARD (STEPHEN). Life, with a detailed His- 
 
 ' /^ tory of his Banking and Financial Operations for the last 
 ,") )J Twenty Years. By Stephen Simpson. Portrait. l"2mo, 
 
 sheep (one cover loose). Phil. I83i 
 
 1049. Another copy, in sheep. 
 
 1050. GLOVER (WILLIAM). Memoirs of a Cambridge 
 Chorister. [Written by Himself.] 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Lond. 1885 
 
 1051. GODDARD (A.) Players of the Period. Both 
 
 iSeries. Numerous portraits in private and character fac- 
 Q similes of autographs. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1891 
 
 * 1052. [GODWIN (WILLIAM). J Cloudesley: a Tale. 
 
 First bdn. 3 vols, post 8vo, half calf. Lond. 1830 
 
 Founded on the adventures of the Marquis of Annesley, who 
 
 after thirteen years as a slave in America returned to England 
 
 and finally obtained possession of his rights. 
 
 1053. Lives of the Necromancers: an Account of 
 
 Persons in Successive Ages who have claimed for them- 
 
 * y~*Jf V selves, or to whom has been imputed, the Exercise of Magi- 
 
 /• 7v) cal Powers. 8vo, half calf, gilt back and top, uncut, by 
 
 / Larkins. Lond. 1834 
 
 First Edition. Scarce. 
 
 ^«s5(D 1054. Another edition. Post 8vo, cloth. N.Y. 1835 
 
 1055. William Godwin: his Friends and Contempo- 
 
 raries (with Letters, etc., of Charles Lamb, the Shelleys, 
 
 7^ Coleridge, etc.). By Kegan Paul. Portraits by Godwin 
 
 '^f^ and Mary Wollstonecraft, facsimiles and views. 2 vols. 
 
 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1876 
 
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 1056. GOETHE. Faust. Transl. in the original metres 
 
 by Bayard Taylor. 16 full-page engravings on steel and "7 1- 
 
 numerous illusts. on wood by Seiber'tz, Leezen-Mayer and /\^ 
 
 Hoffman. Royal 4to, morocco, gilt bands, gilt edges. ' / 
 
 N. Y.,n. d. 
 
 1057. Paust: a Tragedy. The Second Part. Transl. 
 
 in the original metres, with Introduction by Bayard Taylor. J x>r-\ 
 Royal 8vo, cloth. Bost. 1873 * 
 
 1058. Paust, transl. by John Austin.. "With an Intro- _ 
 
 duction by Burdett Mason. iO/iiZZ-jjac/e colored plates »<>^' 
 in facsimile of the original-water colors and 18 illusts. in 
 black-and-white. Royal 4to, cloth. N. Y. [1888] 
 
 1059. Herman and Dorothea, transl. by Henry 
 
 Dale. Illusts. by William Kaulbach and L. Hoffman. 
 4to, morocco, gilt. N. Y., n. d. 
 
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 1060. Memoirs of Goethe, written by Himself. 
 
 Transl. from the German. Portrait. 3 vols. 8vo, half calf, / V^ 
 gilt backs and tops, uncut. Lond. 1824 ^/ O 
 
 Best English Library Edition. Scarce. 
 
 1061. GLENN (T. H.) Some Colonial Mansions and 
 
 Those who Lived in Them, with Genealogies of the various J^y r~' 
 Families mentioned. Fronts, in two states (colors and photo- ' /J 
 gravures) and numerous portraits and views in photogravure I 
 
 and on wood. 2 vols, royal 8vo, cloth, gilt tops, uncut. 
 
 Phil. 1899 
 
 1063. -'GOLD NAILS" to Hang Memoirs on: a Rhym- ^*/i~ 
 ing Review, under their Christian Names, of Old Acquaint- /" 
 
 anees in History and Literature. By E. A. Allen. Post 
 8vo, cloth. N. Y., n. d. 
 
 1063. [GOLDSMID (EDMUND), j Collectanea Admon- 
 tsea. Reprints of rare and curious Works, with Introduc- 
 tions and Notes. Bound in 10 vols. 8vo, half morocco, gilt 
 bands, gilt tops, uncut. 
 
 Edinburgh : Privately printed, 1885-87 
 
 Large Paper Copy, only 75 copies so printed. The Editor's 
 OWN SET with his bookplates. Comprises 32 separate publica- 
 tions, including- Papers relating to the First Settlement of New 
 York, with a list of Emigrants to New Netherlands, 1657-1664, 
 3 vols. ; Memoirs of Eobert Dudley, Earl of Leicester, now first 
 published from a contemporary MS. , 4 vols. ; Lucina sine Con- 
 cubitu, a letter to the Royal Society ; Moylan's Manon Lescaut, 
 3 vols. ; Works of Anacreon and Sappho, by the Earl of Win- 
 chelsea, 1713; History of the Devils of London, 1634, 2 vols.; 
 Un-Natural History or Myths of Ancient Science, 4 vols. ; and 
 other valuable and curious works. 
 
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 1064. GOLDSMITH (OLIVER), Life of Eiehard Nash. 
 Second edn. Portrait. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1762: 
 
 _. " It is in the second edition that the best things appear. . . . 
 
 6/ The wise bibliophile will try to get the second edition, issued 
 
 a few weeks later than the first. "—Edmund Gossb, Gossip in a 
 Library. 
 
 1065. Works, edited by Pbteb Cunningham, por- 
 trait and vignette titles, 4 vols. ; Life of Oliver Goldsmith, 
 by James Prior, portrait, 2 vols. ; Life and Adventures of 
 
 fy/f Oliver Goldsmith, by John Porster, numerous illusts. To- 
 gether 7 vols. Uniformly bound in full light polished calf 
 extra, gilt backs and tops, uncut. Lond. 1837-55 
 
 Fine set of the desirable original issues. 
 
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 1066. Poems and Plays of Oliver Goldsmith, edited 
 
 by Austin Dobson. Etchings by Jolm Jellicoe and Herbert 
 Bailton. 2 vols, post 8vo, half parchment, uncut. 
 
 Lond. 1889 
 Large Paper Edition. Only 250 copies printed. 
 
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 1067. GOMEZ (MADAME DE). Persian Anecdotes; or 
 O Secret Memoirs of the Court of Persia. Transl. by Paul 
 
 Chamberlin. 8vo, half green morocco. Lond. 1730 
 
 1068. La Belle Assemblee: being a Curious Collec- 
 tion of some very Remarkable Incidents which happened 
 to Persons of the First Quality in France. Transl. from 
 the French. £0 copper-plates engraved by Basire and others. 
 4 vols. 12mo, calf. Lond. 1754 
 
 1069. GONCOURT. Edmond and Jules de Goncourt, 
 with their Letters and Journals. Transl. by W. A. Belloc 
 and M. Shedlock. 8 portraits. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Lond. 1895 
 
 1070. GOODMAN (W.) The Keeleys on the Stage and 
 at Home. Many portraits in private and character, tnclud- 
 ing the scenes from Nicholas NicMeby. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Lond. 1895 
 These very interesting Reminiscences contain much personal 
 anecdote of Charles Dickens, and of his connection with the 
 stage. 
 
 1071. GOODRICH (FRANK B.) Women of Beauty and 
 Heroism, from Semiramis to Eugenie. 19 fine portraits on 
 steel after Champagne and- Wandesforce {including Diana 
 of Poictiers, Anne Boleyn, Mary Queen of Scots, NeU Gwyn, 
 Marie Antoinette, Charlotte Bronte, etc. Imp. 8vo, morocco, 
 gilt back, sides and edges. N. Y. 1859 
 
 1072. GOODRICH (S. G.) Recollections of a Lifetime, 
 or Men and Things I Have Seen. Portraits and plates. 
 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1857 
 
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 1073. GORE (MRS.), Paris ia 1841; Heath's Annual for 
 1842, 21 plates, some full-page. 8vo, cloth, gilt. Lond. 1842 
 
 1074. GOTTSCHALK (L. M.) Notes of a Pianist during 
 his Tours in the United States, Canada, etc. Transl. from . 
 the French by R. E. Peterson. Portrait. 8vo, cloth. '• *->-0 
 
 Phil. 1881 
 
 1075. GOUGH (JOHN B.) Autobiography, with Twenty- 
 six Years' Experience as a Public Speaker. Portrait and 
 illusts. by Geo. Cruikshank and others. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Springfield, 1870 
 
 1076. GOWER (LORD RONALD). My Reminiscences. 
 
 Partrait and etching of the author's statue ''Hamlet.'' V. r — 
 2 vols. 8vo, cloth (library label removed from covers). * "^^^ 
 
 Lond. 1883 
 
 1077. GRAHAME (J.) History of the United States of "^ 
 North America from the Plantation of the British Colonies C"^ 
 to [1776]. Second edn., enlarged. Portrait. 2 vols. 8vo, » '^ C? 
 cloth. Phil. 1S46 
 
 1078. [GRANT (G.)] Essay on the Science of Acting. . 
 By a Veteran Stager. Portrait. 12mo, half calf. Lond. 1828 A^C"^ 
 
 1079. [GRANT (JAMES).] Portraits of Public Charac- * 
 ters. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1841 
 
 Includes: Judge Halliburtoc, N. P. Willis, Daniel Webster, 
 Campbell, Carlyle, Moore, Maoready, Geo. Cruikshank, Sheri- 
 dan Knowles, George Robins, Count D'Orsay, etc., etc. 
 
 1080. [GRANT (MRS.)] Memoirs of an American Lady; 
 with Sketches of Manners and Scenery in America as they 
 existed previous to the Revolution. 2 vols. 12mo, calf, gilt 
 back. Lond. 1817 
 
 1081. GRANVILLE (J. MORTIMER). The Care and '' y q— 
 Treatment of the Insane: the Reports of the Lancet Com- ^ /^ 
 mission on Lunatic Asylums, 1875-77 ; with Statistics of each 
 
 Asylum. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 18^7 
 
 1082. GRATTAN (T. C.) Beaten Paths and Those who » 
 Trod Them (Reminiscences of Edmund Kean, Byron, ^ /^"^ 
 Wordsworth, Coleridge, etc.); Traits of Character, Per- ^ "^ 
 sonal and Literary Recollections (of Shelley, Kean, Lady 
 Blessington, etc.), 2 vols. ; and 2 others. Together 5 vols. 
 Post 8vo, cloth and half calf. Lond. 1860-68 
 
 1083. GRAY (THOMAS). Elegy written in a Country 
 Church-Yard. Handsomely printed on one side of heavy plate 
 paper, within colored borders, with fine vignettes on every 
 page. 4to, morocco, gilt edges. N. Y. [1863] 
 
 1083.* Works. Edited, with Memoirs of his Life 
 
 and Writings, by W. Mason. Portrait. 2 vols. 8vo, calf. 
 
 Lond. 1807 
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 /-. 1084. GREELEY (HORACE). Recollections of a Busy 
 
 5;C)0 Life; with Miscellanies (Literature as a Vocation, The Law 
 
 of Divorce, etc.) 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1868 
 
 S _ 1085. GREENWOOD (JAMES). Ths Seven Curses of 
 
 ,y«^ London. Post 8vo, cloth. Lond., n. d. 
 
 ^ 1086. The Wilds of London. 12 tinted plates. Post 
 
 , ^jj) 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1874 
 
 1087. GREGO (JOSEPH). History of Parliamentary 
 
 Elections and Electioneering from the Stuarts to Queen 
 
 / I ^TX) Victoria. 92 illusts. from political lampoons, caricatures, 
 
 etc. {including many hy Bowlandson, Gilray, etc.). 8vo, 
 
 cloth. Lond. 1893 
 
 , t 1088. GREVILLE (CHARLES C. F.) Memoirs, com- 
 
 \ rsT V prising Journals of the Reigns George IV. and William IV. 
 
 *^* and Victoria. Edited by Henry Reeve. The Three Series 
 
 complete. 8vo, half morocco extra, gilt backs and tops, 
 
 uncut. Lond. 1875 
 
 /, Vr' 1089. GRIFFITHS (MAJOR ARTHUR). The Chronicles 
 of Newgate. Numerous plates from rare prints. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Lond. 1884 
 
 / . 1090. GRIMALDI (JOSEPH). Life of Joseph Grimaldi ; 
 
 (£>*(§~0 "*^ith Anecdotes of his Contemporaries. By H. D. Miles. 
 Portrait and plates. 12mo, half calf, gilt back. Lond. 1838 
 From the Augustin Daly sale. 
 
 1091 GRISWOLD (BP. A. V.) Memoir, by John D. 
 Stone. Portrait. 8vo, cloth. Phil. 1844 
 
 1093. GRISWOLD (RUFUS W.— Editor). The Poets 
 and Poetry of England in the Nineteenth Century. Por- 
 trait and vignette title. Royal 8vo, cloth (a few leaves loose 
 in binding). Phil. 1845 
 
 1093. Washington and the Generals of the American 
 
 • -_ Revolution. New edn., tvith two engraved portraits 
 
 « rS~ (Washington and DeKalb). 3 vols. 12mo, half cloth. 
 
 Phil 1848 
 
 1094. The Poets and Poetry of England in the 
 
 XlXth Century. Plates. Royal 8vo, cloth. Some plates 
 colored by hand. Phil. 1854 
 
 1095. The Republican Court; or, American Society 
 
 . ) in the Days of Washington. 21 finely-colored portraits of 
 
 \'yi~^ American ladies from, contemporary paintings. Imp. 8vo, 
 morocco. N. Y. 1856 
 
 1096. GRONOW (CAPTAIN). The Reminiscences and 
 Recollections of Captain Gronow; being Anecdotes of the 
 Camp (including Personal Services at the Battle of Water- 
 loo, etc.) Court, Clubs and Society, 1810-1860. 25 plates, 
 
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 LETTER, the other on Whatman paper and colored by 
 HAND. 3 vols. imp. 8vo, cloth, gilt top, uncut. N. Y. 1889 
 No. 455 of the Edition de Luxe, with the plates in duplicate, 
 
 1097. ORUBIANA; [a Poetical Selection from the Grub ry - 
 Street Journal.] 12mo, half morocco, gilt back. Lacks /c^ 
 title page. [Lond. 1739] " / ' 
 
 1098. GRUND (FRANCIS J.) Aristocracy in America. 
 Four fine portraits on steel. 2 vols, post 8vo, half calf, 
 gilt back. Lond. 1839 
 
 1099. GUEST (LADY THEODORA). A Round Trip 
 in North America, with illusts. from the Author's Sketches. 
 8vo, calf, marbled edges, gilt back. Lond. 1895 * *^ f? 
 
 1100. GUGENHEIM (A. and J.) Histrionic Memoir of 
 the Misses Adelaide and Joey Gugenheim. Portraits. 8vo, 
 
 half light calf, gilt backs and tops, original paper covers . / »— 
 bound in, by Smith (33 pp.). San Francisco, 1856 'v.O^) 
 
 The Daly copy. The Misses Gugenheim made their first 
 appearance at the Broadway Theatre, New York, July 19, 1850. 
 
 1101. GUINOT (EUGENE). A Summer at Baden-Baden. 
 Transl. from the French. Map, 2 portraits on india paper, 
 
 5 colored plates of civil and military costume, many views ^ 
 
 engraved on steel, and numerous illusts. in the text, by Tony 
 Johannot, Jacquemart and others. Imp. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Lond.: Mitchell, n. d. 
 1103. GUIZOT (FRANgOIS). Works, viz. : History of 
 the English from the Accession of Charles I., transl. by 
 L. H. R. Coutier, 2 vols., 1838; Memoirs of Robert Peel, 
 transl. from the French, 1857; Memoirs to Illustrate the 
 History of My Own Time [1807-1840], transl. by J. W. Cole, \. ^y_^ 
 4 vols., 1868-61; An Embassy to the Court of St. James's ^ ^^"^^ 
 in 1840, transl. from the French, 1863 ; Memoirs of a Minister 
 of State from the Year 1840, transl. from the French, 1864; 
 Last Days of the Reign of Louis Philippe, transl. from the 
 French, 1867. Together 10 vols. 8vo, three-quarter green 
 morocco, gilt backs and tops, uncut, by Tout. Lond. 1838-67 
 Fine set of the Best Library Edition of these valuable 
 works. * 
 
 1103. GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS. History of the Life 
 
 of Gustavus Adolphus, King of Sweden. By W. Harte. %7^ 
 Portrait. 3 vols. 8vo, calf, gilt backs. Lond. 1767 J 
 
 The second edition, with valuable additions. Said to be the y, 
 
 best military history in our language. 
 
 1104. GtJTERBOCK (C.) Bracton and his Relation to 
 the Roman Law: a Contribution to the History of the 
 Roman Law in the Middle Ages. Transl. by Brinton Coxe. 
 8vo, cloth. Phil. 1866 
 
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 1105. GWINETT (AMBROSE). Life and Unparalleled 
 Adventures of Ambrose Gwinett, known as the Lame 
 Beggar, who was hanged for the murder of Mr. Collins, his 
 surprising Recovery and Voj'age to the West Indies, with 
 an Account of the Horrid Murder of Mr. T. Kidderminster 
 at the White Horse Inn, Chelmsford, Essex. Folding 
 colored front, in compartments. 13mo, half levant morocco, 
 gilt back and top, uncut, original wrappers bound in, by 
 Tout. Lond. : Fairburn [1827] 
 
 1106. HAIGH (A. E.) The Attic Theatre: a Descrip- 
 tion of the Stage, Theatre and Dramatic Performances of 
 the Athenians, Facsimiles and other illusts. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Oxford : Clarendon Press, 1889 
 
 1107. HALE (S. J.— Editor). Complete Dictionary of 
 Poetical Quotations from the Old British Poets ; with copious 
 Selections from the best Modern British and American 
 Poets. Alphabetically arranged. Plates. Royal Bvo, cloth. 
 
 Phil. 1869 
 
 1108. [HALIBURTON (THOMAS— " Sam Slick ").] The 
 Clockmaker, the Third Series, plates by Hervieu, 3 vols., 
 1838-43; The Letter Bag of the Great Western, 1840; The 
 Attache, or Sam Slick in England, both Series, 4 vols., 1843- 
 44; The Old Judge, 2 vols., 1849; The English in America, 
 2 vols., 1851; Traits of American Humour, 3 vols., 1852; 
 Wise Saws and Modern Instances, 2 vols., 1853; The Amer- 
 icans at Home, 3 vols , 1854; Art and Nature, 2 vols., 1855; 
 The Season Ticket, 1860. Together 23 vols. Post 8vo, 
 original cloth, uncut. Lond. 1838-60 
 
 Fine cgmplete set, witli the exception of two or three 
 minor works issued in another form. All First Editions, 
 except "The Glookmaker," -which is the Best Edition, with 
 Hervieu's plates. 
 
 J 1109. HALL (C APT. BASIL). Travels in North America, 
 
 'O 1827-28. Ifap. 3. vols, post 8vo, calf, gilt backs. 
 
 Edinburgh, 1829 
 
 1110. HALL (HUBERT). Society in the Elizabethan 
 Age. S plates, some colored. 8vo, half calf, gilt top, uncut. 
 
 Lond. 1886 
 
 1111. HALL (S. C— Editor). The Book of British 
 Ballads. Printed within ornamental borders and profusely 
 illust. ivith engravings on wood after the designs of Sir John 
 Gilbert, Corbould and others. 4to, calf, gilt back. 
 
 Lond. 1853 
 
 1113. Royal Gems from the Galleries of Europe, 
 
 with Notices, Biographical, Historical and Descriptive. 59 
 fine engravings on steel by Cousen, Oreatbach, Outrim and 
 others, after pictures by the Great Masters. Royal 4to, 
 morocco. Lond., n. d. 
 
 1113. Retrospect of a Long Life, 1815-1883. Por- 
 trait. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1883 
 
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 IIU. [HALLECK (FITZ-GREENE). ] Alnwick Castle, 
 with other Poems. First edn. Royal 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1836 X O 
 
 1115. [ ] Fanny and other Poems. Vignette title, con- 
 taining view of New York from Weehawken. Post 8vo, / C"" 
 cloth. N. Y. 1839 ' *^ 
 
 1116. Life and Letters of Pitz-Greene Halleck. 
 
 Edited by James Grant Wilson. Portrait and vignette title. f I — 
 
 Stout post 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1869 f ^'^ 
 
 1117. Poetical Writings, with Extracts from those 
 
 of Joseph Rodman Drake. Edited by J. Grant Wilson. c ^^ 
 
 Portrait and other illusts. Post 8vo, half morocco, gilt . O j 
 back. N. Y. 1873 
 
 1118. [ ] Proceedings at the Memorial of Fitz-Greene 
 
 Halleck at Guilford, Connecticut (etc.) (including a Poem 
 
 by O. W. Holmes). Portrait of Halleck by Burt (private ^ ^. 
 plate) and 2S other fine portraits and plates {including ^ . ^^^ 
 portraits of Holmes, Whittier, Bryant, several of Halleck, 
 etc.). Imp. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. : Privately printed, 1887 
 
 1119. HALLIWELL [PHILLIPS] (J. O.) Dictionary of 
 Old English Plays, existing either in print or MS. from the 
 earliest times to 1700 ; with Notices of Latin Plays written 
 
 by English Authors during the same period Interleaved /■ 
 and EXTRA-ILLUSTRATED luith numerous facsimiles, cata- ^ ^ ^ 
 logue clippings and manuscript notes. 8vo, half calf, giltk Lfj (\\\ 
 back and top, uncut. Lond. 1860 Vs^'iy* \J \J 
 
 This valuable volume is from the library of Henry Preston 
 Child. The very numerous neatly written MS. notes (on the 
 margins and interleaved paper), the catalogue clippings and 
 facsimiles of title-pages, render this copy a work of reference 
 of the highest interest to the dramatic collector. 
 
 1120. HALLUM (JOHN). The Diary of an Old Lawyer. 
 {Curiosities of Legal Experience, Celebrated Crimes and 
 Criminals, etc.) Imp. 8vo, cloth. Nashville, 1895 
 
 1121. HAMILTON (COUNT ANTHONY). Fairy Tales 
 
 and Romances. Transl. by M. Lewis, II. T. Ryde and C. /, J , 
 Kenedy. Portrait. Post Bvo, half calf, gilt back. ' 0\ 
 
 Lond. : Bohn, 1849 ^ 
 
 1133. Memoirs of the Count de Grammont; contain- 
 ing the Amorous History of the Court of Charles II. Edited 
 from the original English edn. of 1713, with numerous /l y« 
 Notes, by H. Vizetelly. 17 etchings and S^ portraits. 3 vols. Atipfj 
 imp. 8vo, cloth, gilt, uncut. Lond. 1889 ' *-^ 
 
 Edition db Luxe. 
 
 1123. HAMILTON (ALEX'R). The Life and Epoch of 
 Alexander Hamilton: a Historical Study. By George Shea. 
 Map, facsimile and U portraits on steel and additional por- / j/ . 
 traits (of Be Lolme and of John Trumbull) inserted. Stout /j^U 
 ^vo, cloth. Bost. : Riverside Press, 1879 ^ 
 
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 1124. HAMILTON (MAJOR ALEXANDER), Thomas 
 h Becket, a Tragedy; Love in '76, an Incident of the Revo- 
 lution, by Oliver Bunce (stamp) , Rudulph, or the Banditti 
 of the Castle, fronts, engraved iy Paul Wray ; and 3 others. 
 Together 6 vols. 13mo, half roan neat. N. Y., etc., n. d. 
 
 1125. HAMILTON (JAMES A.) Reminiscences at Home 
 and Abroad during Three-Quarters of a Century. Stout 
 royal 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1869 
 
 Published in reply to attacks made upon the author's father, 
 Alex'r Hamilton, by Thomas Jefferson and Martin Van Buren . 
 
 1126. HAMILTON (TERRICH— Translator). Antar: a 
 Bedoueen Romance. Transl. from the Arabic. 4 vols, 
 post Bvo, boards, uncut. Fine copy. Lond. 1820 
 
 This most vivid and authentic picture of Arabian manners 
 was written under the early Abaside Caliphs. From this- 
 curious Romance the story-tellers of the coffee-houses of Con- 
 stantinople take their amusing fictions. 
 
 1127. [HAMILTON (CAPT. THOMAS).] Men and 
 O Manners in America. 2 vols, post 8vo, half calf. Lond. 1834 
 
 This work, although chiefly concerned with the cities of 
 New York and Philadelphia, contains an attack on Mrs. Trol- 
 lope's "Domestic Manners of the Americans." 
 
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 1128. HAMILTON (LADY). Secret History of the Court 
 of England, from the accession of George III. to the death 
 of George IV. ; with full Particulars of the Mysterious 
 Death of the Princess Charlotte. 2 vols. Bvo, half calf. 
 Scarce. Lond. 1832 
 
 1129. Emma Lady Hamilton : an Old Story Related 
 
 by Hilda Gamlin. Front, •portrait in tvs?o states, and^B 
 other portraits, facsimiles, etc., including the 12 plates of 
 Lady Hamilton's Attitudes. 4to, cloth, gilt top, uncut. 
 
 Liverpool, 1891 
 Only a limited number of copies of this sumptuous edition 
 were printed. 
 
 1130. Memoirs of Lady Hamilton, with Anecdotes 
 
 ^ of her Friends and Contemporaries. Edited, with Notes, 
 
 by N. H. Long. 5 portraits on China papee. Royal 8vo'. 
 cloth. Lond. 1891 
 
 No. 33 of the Lahge Papee Edition. Only 135 copies 
 printed. 
 
 1131. Drawings faithfully copied from Nature at 
 
 Naples, by Frederick Rehberg. 26 fine engravings in out- 
 line, including the 12 plates o/Ladt Hamilton's Attitudes 
 and the series of costumes to Racine'' s plays. 4to, cloth. 
 
 Lond., n. d, 
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 1132. HANGER (COL. GEORGE, afterwards Lord Cole- 
 raine). Life, Adventures and Opinions, written by Him- 
 self. 3 vols, in 1. 8vo, calf. (Title foxed.) N. Y. 1801 
 
 Scarce. Includes: Advice to the Prelates and Legislature 
 on the immorality of the present age ; Advice to the lovely 
 Cyprians ; on Matrimony ; Female Prostitution ; Histoi'y of the 
 lovely -fflgyptia, the Pamela of Norwood (a Gipsie), and the 
 Author's Marriage with her; History of the King's Bench 
 Prison, viritten by the author during his imprisonment. 
 
 1133. HARDIE (JAMES). The American Remembrancer. 
 A List of tlie most eminent Men and memorable Events in 
 History till the year 1795. 12mo, sheep (cracked at joint). 
 
 Phil. : Printed by Thomas Dobson, 1795 
 
 With an interesting list of subscribers (15 pages) residing 
 chiefly in New York and Philadelphia, and various towns in 
 New Jersey, including John Adams, Vice-President (6 copies), 
 Dr. John Lamb of New York, James Monroe, Edmund Ran- 
 dolph, Oliver Walcott, etc., etc. 
 
 1134. HARDIE (JOHN) The History of the Thread- 
 Mill, front, N. Y. 1824; Life of William Poole, with a 
 full Account of the Terrible Affray in which he received 
 his Death Wound, illusts., N. Y., n. d. ; Mk. Mathbws' 
 Memorandum-Book, portrait of Mathews as Mons. Jeu- 
 Singe, Lond. , n. d. ; and 14 others. Together 17 pamphlets. 
 
 1135. [HARDY (THOMAS).] Desperate Remedies. 
 First edn. 3 vols, post 8vo, original cloth, uncut. 
 
 Lond. 1871 
 
 Rare in any state, and extbemelt raee in this fine uncut 
 
 state. Library labels have been carefully removed from 
 
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 1136. The Woodlanders. First edn. 3 vols, post , -y 
 
 8vo, original cloth, uncut. Fine copy. Lond. 1887 J . j O 
 
 1137. Tess of the D'Urbervilles. First edn. 3 
 
 vols, post Svo, original cloth, uncut. Lond. [1891] 
 
 Very interesting copy, being a presentation copy, with the 
 author's autograph inscription, "To William Moeris from 
 Thomas Hardy, December, 1891 " ; also an autograph note 
 from Hardy to Osgood inserted. Fine copy of the first issue 
 of the first edition, which is very scarce, especially in fine con- 
 dition like the above. 
 
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 1138. HARE (AUGUSTUS J. C.) Life and Letters of 
 
 Frances Baroness Bunsen. Portraits. 2 vols, stout post , Y^ 
 Svo, half calf, gilt backs. Lond. 1879 
 
 1139. HARLAND (MARION). Some Colonial Home- >x» 
 steads and their Stories. Numerous portraits and vieivs. r^O 
 Svo, cloth. N. Y. 1897 
 
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 1140. HARRISON (GABRIEL). History of the Progress 
 of the Drama, Music and the Fine Arts in the City of 
 Brooklyn. Portraits and other illusts. 4to, paper covers. 
 
 Brooklyn: Privately printed, 1884 
 No. 80 of only 100 copies printed. 
 
 1141. HARTE (BRET). Frontier Stories; The Luck of 
 Roaring Camp, etc.; Gabriel Conroy; Tales of the Argo- 
 
 '/-) nauts; Condensed Novels and Stories; Poetical Works. 
 Portrait. 6 vols, post 8vo, half calf, gilt backs. 
 
 Bost : Riverside Press, 1882-87 
 
 1142. HATTON (JOSEPH). Reminiscences of Mark 
 Lemon, portrait of Lemon as Falstaff, Lond. 1871 (McKee 
 copy with bookplate) ; Glimpses of Real Life in the Thea- 
 trical World and in Bohemia, being the Confessions of Peter 
 Paterson, a Strolling Player, half russia, broken, Edin- 
 burgh, 1864; Theatrical Anecdotes, by J. Larwood, 1883. 
 3 vols, post 8vo, cloth, etc. Lond., etc., 1864-83 
 
 1143. HAUSER (CASPAR). An account of an Individual 
 Kept in a Dungeon. By A. von Feuerbach. With Memoir 
 and further interesting details. Portrait. Crown 8vo, half 
 cloth, uncut. Lond. 1834 
 
 Hauser was the mysterious Nuremberg foundling, who was 
 taken under the protection of Prof. Daumer and Lord Stan- 
 hope, about 1828, aged 16, and mysteriously murdered in 1833. 
 
 1144. ■ ■ Tracts relating to Caspar Hauser. By Earl 
 
 Stanhope. Trans, from the German. Portrait and plan of 
 Niiremberg. Crown 8vo, half cloth. Lond. 1836 
 
 1145. HAUSSET (MADAME DE). The Private Memoirs 
 /# iJ><D ^^ Louis XV. Transl. from the French. Portrait. 8vo, 
 
 ^^ cloth. Lond. 1895 
 
 500 copies printed. 
 
 1146. HAVERTY (MARTIN). The History of Ireland, 
 ancient and modern. Vignette title and 28 fine portraits and 
 other engravings on steel. 4to, half morocco, gilt back and 
 edges. N. Y., n. d. 
 
 1147. HAWKES (FRANCIS L.) Memorial of Francis L. 
 Hawkes, by E. A. Duychinck; [with a] Catalogue of his 
 Library. Portrait. 8vo, half morocco, gilt back. N. Y. 1871 
 
 ' /*>^ 1148. HAWKINS (F.) The French Stage in the XVIIIth 
 iJ tv) Century. Portraits. % vols. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1888 
 
 1149. A^yfe^^v^O*^. OlAU^^V^ 1^ , 
 
 •■«'<c> 1150. HAWKINS (L. M.) Anecdotesj) Biographical 
 
 Vv*^ Sketches and Memoirs. Portrait of Sir John Hawkins. 3 
 
 vols, post 8vo, half calf. Lond. 1823 
 
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 1151. HAWKINS (THOMAS). The Origin of the English 
 
 Drama : its mystery, morality, tragedy and comedy, illust. / -j 
 
 by specimens from our Earliest Dramatists; with Explana- / i*vy") 
 tory Notes. 3 vols. 12mo, calf, rebacked, gilt backs. ' ' *-'^-^ 
 
 Oxford, 1773 
 
 1152. HAWTHORNE (NATHANIEL). Works, with 
 Life and Index. Little Classics Edition. 33 vols. 12mo, 
 cloth. Bost. : Riverside Press, n. d. 
 
 1153. Nathaniel Hawthorne and His Wife: a Biog- 
 raphy by Julian Hawthorne. 6 portraits and 2 views, r — 
 etched by Schoff and Garrett. 2 vols, post 8vo, half calf. / O O 
 
 Bost. 1885 ' ' ^^ 
 
 1154. HAYDN'S DICTIONARY OP DATES. Twelfth 
 Edition ; by Benjamin Vincent. Thick royal 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Lond. : Moxon, 1866 
 
 1155. HAZARD (JOSEPH). Poems, on Various Occa- 
 sions. Original Edition. 13mo, half calf, gilt back and 
 
 top, uncut. Text somewhat spotted. ^ / 
 
 Brooklyn: By the Author (A. Spooner, printer), 1814 A- /'x 
 
 Very rare in this uncut state. Contains several poems of ' ^"^ ^-'^ 
 
 Brooklyn and Long Island interest. 
 
 1156. HAZLITT (WILLIAM). Criticisms and Dramatic 
 Essays of the English Stage. Edited by his Son. Extra- 
 illustrated hy the insertion of 4-9 fine portraits of actors 
 and actresses, comprising series of lo fine portraits from 
 Oxberry's Neiu English Drama, including Garrich, Wallack. 
 Macready, Incledon, Harley, Elliston, Kemble, Fawcett 
 Faucit, Miss Brinton, Miss O'Neill, etc., 6 portraits en- 
 graved by Rogers {Miss O'Neill, Miss Kelly, Mrs. Siddons, 
 etc.), etc. 12mo, green levant morocco extra, gilt back and 
 top, uncut, by Stikeman. Lond. 1841 
 
 1157. HAZLITT (W. C— Editor). A Select Collection w 
 of Old English Plays, originally published by Robert Dods- j V 
 ley in 1744. Fourth edn., now first chronologically ar- / * Q U 
 ranged, with the Notes of all the Commentators and new 
 
 Notes. 15 vols. 8 vo, cloth (contents lettered). Lond. 1874-76 
 
 1158. Jests, New and Old. Containing Anecdotes 
 
 of Celebrities, living and deceased, many never before 
 published. Collected and edited, with Preface and Index. 
 8vo, half morocco, gilt top, uncut. Lond. [1886] 
 
 Lakgb Paper copy, printed on hand-made paper and inter- 
 leaved. No. 94 of only 100 copies printed. 
 
 1159. Four Generations of a Literary Family; the 
 
 Hazlitts in England, Ireland and America, their Friends 
 
 and Fortunes, 1725-1896. With portraits from miniatures ^ /r~i\ 
 
 by John Haditt. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1897 • ' ^ 
 
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 1160. HEADLEY (J. T.) Washington and his Genera-ls, 
 /-J (^ numerous portraits, 3 vols. ; The Imperial Guard, portraits; 
 
 , Life of Oliver Cromwell, portrait. 4 vols, post 8vo, cloth. 
 
 N.Y. 1888 
 
 1161. HEATH (CHARLES). Beauties of the Opera and 
 Ballet. Text printed within colored borders, with 10 por- 
 traits on steel by Moti, Vidal, etc. , of Carlotta and Quilietta 
 Grisi, Taglioni, Sontag, Persiani, Treillet- Nathan, etc. , and 
 numerous engravings on wood. Royal 8vo, cloth (edge of 
 one plate very slightly damaged). Lond. [1844] 
 
 1162. HEDELIN (FRANCIS, Abbot of Aubignac). The 
 Whole Art of the Stage, containing the Rules of the Dram- 
 matick Art, with many Curious Observations, which may 
 be of great use to Authors, Critics and Spectators of Plays 
 (etc.). Written in French by Command of Cardinal Riche-. 
 lieu, and now made English. The four books complete in 
 1 vol. 4to, half calf. Lond.: Printed for the Author, 1681 
 
 Fine and very large copy on Large Paper (?) of this rare 
 as well as curious and learned work. 
 
 116.3. HELPS (SIR ARTHUR). Friends in Council. 
 Both series. 2 vols, post 8vo, half calf, gilt backs. 
 
 N.Y. [1861] 
 
 1164. HEMANS (FELICIA). Poetical Works, with Me- 
 mioirs, etc. Portrait and other illusts. Stout post 8vo, tree 
 calf, gilt back and edges. Lond., n. d. 
 
 1165. Poetical Works. Complete, with a Critical 
 
 ^ Preface. Large plan of London inserted. Royal 8vo, 
 half roan. N.Y. 1881 
 
 * 1166. HENRY (PATRICK). Life, Correspondence and 
 
 Q-O Speeches. By Wm. Wirt Henry. Portraits. 3 vols. 
 
 stout royal 8vo, cloth, gilt top, uncut. N.Y. 1891 
 
 1167. HERBERT (HENRY WILLIAM). Frank For- 
 ester's Field Sports of the United States and British 
 America. Numerous illusts. % vols. 8vo, cloth. N.Y. 1849 
 
 O 1168. Life and Writings of Frank Forester. Edited 
 
 . «J^ by D. W. Judd. Illusts. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1882 
 
 _ 5 V" 1169. Another copy. 
 
 X _ 1170. HERVEY (MRS. ELIZABETH). Amabel; or, Me- 
 ^^^ moirs of a Woman of Fashion. 4 vols. 12mo, half calf. 
 
 Lond. 1814 
 1171. HERVIEU (PAUL). Flirt: a Story of Parisian 
 Life. Transl. by Hugh Craig. 37 full-page illusts. by 
 Madeleine Lemaire. Square royal 8vo, cloth gilt, gilt 
 edges. N. Y. 1890 
 
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 1173. [HEWITT (ALEX'R— of Savannah).] Historical 
 Account of the Rise and Progress of the Colonies of South 
 Carolina and Georgia. 2 vols, in 1. Thick 8vo, half calf. 
 
 Lond. 1779 
 
 1173. HEYWOOD (THOMAS). The Actor's Vindica- 
 tion, containing Three Brief Treatises, viz. : I. Their An- 
 tiquity; II. Their Ancient Dignity; III. The True Use of 
 their Quality. Written by Thomas Heywood. Small 4to, 
 morocco, gilt edges, by Merton. "^ 6 
 
 Lond. : Printed by G. E. for W. C. [1658] , -^ *0 . C^O 
 Eare. Includes Hey ward's address "To my good Friend^ 
 and Fellows, the Actors of this City," and eight pages of com- 
 plimentary verses, including Hey ward's ' ' The Author to his 
 Booke." Small corner of A4 skillfully repaired. Otherwise a 
 
 PINE AND LARGE COPT. 
 
 1174. HIBERNIAN JESTER (The) : a Choice Collection 
 
 of Anecdotes, Jests, etc., the great part Never before Seen S ^j^ 
 
 in Print. Front. 13mo, half levant morocco, gilt back ^ *^X) 
 
 and top, uncut, by Tout. Lond. : Hughes [about 1830] 
 
 1175. HILDRETH (R.) The White Slave; or, Negro ^— 
 Life in the Slave States of America. Numerous illusts. '^ O 
 8vo, half calf, gilt bands. Lond. [1853] 
 
 1176. [HILL (AARON).] The Actor; or, A Treatise on 
 the Art of Playing, containing Observations on the Per- 
 formances of Garriek, Barry, Havard, Mrs. Cibber, Mrs. / . — 
 WofSngton, Mrs. Clive, Mrs. Green, Mrs. Bellamy, etc. ,, y ^ G 
 12mo, calf (slightly cracked at joint). Lond. 175o • 
 
 The McKee copy, with bookplate. 
 
 1177. HILL (B. E.) Playing About ; or, Theatrical An- 
 ecdotes and Adventures. 2 vols, post 8vo, calf, gilt backs, 
 by Rivifere. Lond. 1840 
 
 From the Sheepshanks Library, with bookplates. 
 
 1178. HILL (GEORGE H.—" Yankee Hill"). Life and 
 Recollections of " Yankee Hill " (of the Arch Street Thea- 
 tre, Philadelphia, and Old Park Theatre, N. Y.), edited by 
 Dr. W. K. Northall, portrait; Scenes from the Life of an 
 Actor, from the Journals and Letters of Yankee Hill, por- 
 trait and plates. 2 vols. 12mo, cloth. N. Y. 1850-53 
 
 1179. KINGSTON (E. P. ) The Genial Showman, being 
 Reminiscences of the Life of Artemus Ward, and a Show- 
 man's Career in the Western World. Colored front, and 
 numerous illusts. Bvo, cloth. Lond., n. d. 
 
 1180. HINMAN (R. R.) Catalogue of the Names of the 
 Early Puritan Settlers of the Colony of Connecticut, with 
 Particulars of their Time of Arrival, Genealogy, Place of 
 Residence, Condition in Life, etc. Portraits, etc. Bound 
 in 3 vols. Royal 8vo, morocco, gilt back and top, uncut 
 (water-stain on lower margin of one portrait and of some 
 leaves). Hartford, 1852 
 
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 1181. HINTON (J. H.) History and Topography of the 
 United States. Edited by Samuel L. Knapp and J. O. 
 
 C^/\ Choules. Portrait of Washington, engraved by Ormsby, 
 , (O (y (^"i^d numerous fine full-page engravings on copper {views 
 ' and historical scenes). Vols. I. and II. 2 vols. 4to, calf. 
 
 Bost. 1844 
 
 1182. HISSEy(J. J.) An Old-Fashioued Journey through 
 England and Wales. Front. 8vo, half calf, gilt back and 
 top, uncut. Lond. 1884 
 
 1183. HISTORY OF THE CHEVALIER DES GRIEUX. 
 ritten by Himself. Transl. from the French. "Here 
 
 see the Dangers of the Gay and Fair." 2 vols 12ino, calf. 
 
 Lond. 1767 
 
 1184. HITCHCOCK (RIPLEY). Some American Painters 
 n Water-Colors. 8 full-page colored plates in facsimile 
 
 of the original water-colors by W. T. Smedley, Leon Moran, 
 R. E. Sherwood, and others, with portraits of the artists and 
 representations of their work in black-and-white. Atlas folio, 
 pictorial cloth. N. Y. 1890 
 
 / W 1185. HITCHCOCK (ROBERT— Prompter of Drury Lane 
 
 / /"theatre). History of the Irish Stage from the Earliest 
 
 / /)(C\ Times to the Close of the Season of 1788, interspersed with 
 
 *-^^~i~ Theatrical Anecdotes, etc. 2 vols. 12mo, half calf (rubbed). 
 
 Dublin, 1788 
 
 1186 HOBART (CHAUNCEY). Recollections of my 
 
 ife: Fifty Years' Itinerancy in the Northwest. Portrait. 
 
 Post 8vo, cloth. Red Wing, Minn., 1885 
 
 1187. HODDER (GEORGE). Memories of my Life. 
 "KSvo, cloth. Lond. 1870 
 I Much of these interesting memoirs relate to the author's 
 
 personal intercourse with Thackeray, Dickens, Leech, Ceuik- 
 SHANK, etc., including hitherto unpublished letters by 
 Thackeray. 
 
 1188. HODGKINSON (JOHN). Narrative of his Con- 
 r\nection with the Old American Company, from Sept. 5, 
 I 1792, to March 31, 1797. By John Hodgkinson. 8vo, half 
 
 roan, uncut (slight inkstain on lower edge of two leaves, 
 blank lower corner of title a little worn), 26 pp. 
 
 N. Y. : Printed by J. Oram, 1797 
 Extremely rare. The McKee copy, with bookplate. 
 
 1189. Sketch of the Life of the Late Mr. Hodgkin- 
 son, extracted from " The Mirror of Taste." 79 pp. 8vo, 
 paper. [Phil. 1810] 
 
 Inserted is the rare playbill: Theatre- Royal, Bristol, 7th 
 Not., 1791, with Hodgkinson in two characters, and Miss Brett 
 (afterwards Mrs. John Hodgkinson) in the cast. Hodgkinson 
 first appeared in America at the Southwest Theatre, Philadel- 
 phia, in Sept., 1792; opened in New York at the John Street 
 Theatre, Jan'y, 1793. 
 
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 1190. HOGARTH (GEORGE). Memoirs of the Musical y^ 
 Drama. First bdn. Portraits. % vols. 8vo, half calf. S) /^ 
 Scarce. Lond. 1838 • ^^ 
 
 1190.* Another copy. Original cloth, uncut. Auto- 
 graph of Geo. T. Strong on title of Vol. I. Lond. 1838 
 
 1191. Memoirs of the Opera in Italy, France, Ger- ^ <^ /) 
 
 many and England. Portraits. 'Z vols, post 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Lond. 1851 
 
 1192. HOGG (JAMES). Works of the Ettrick Shepherd, 
 with a Memoir of the Author. By Thomas Thomson. 
 Portrait and ^8 fine engravings on steel by Willmore, Forrest, 
 etc., after D. 0. Hill and K. Halsewell. 2 vols, royal 8vo, 
 half morocco. Lond. 1865 
 
 1193. HAGGART THE MURDERER. The Life and 
 Depredations of David Haggart, executed at Edinburgh 28 
 July, 1821, for the murder of Morrin the Turnkey. Folding 
 COLORED FRONT, in compartments. 12mo, half levant 
 morocco, gilt back and top, uncut, by Tout. 
 
 Lond. : Hodgson [1824] " _ 
 
 1194. HOLCROFT (THOMAS). The Ad ventures of Hugh /C 
 Trevor. 3 vols. 12mo, half calf. Lond. 1794 # / Gs» 
 
 1195. HOLGATE (J. B ) American Genealogy, being a 
 History of some of the Early Settlers of North America, and 
 
 their Descendants, from their first emigration to the present ^^ ^ — 
 time ; with Anecdotes and Traditions of the Founding of /^ A ^ 
 
 Cities, Villages and Manors. Illust. with genealogical / ^-V V/ 
 TABLES. 4to, half morocco, gilt bands. 
 
 Albany: Munsell, 1848 
 Only 250 copies printed. Includes special accounts of the 
 families of Rapalje, Johnson, Van Rensselaer, Gardiner, Beek- 
 man, Bleecker, De Graaf, Hoffman, Kip, De Lancey, Barclay, 
 Roosevelt, Van Schaick, Livingston, Lawrence, Osgood and 
 Jay. 
 
 1196. HOLLAND (GEORGE). Holland Memorial. Sketch 
 of the Life of George Holland, the Veteran Comedian ; with 
 Dramatic Reminiscences, Anecdotes, etc. Portrait. Imp. 
 8vo, cloth (portrait water-stained). N. Y. 1871 
 
 Only 350 copies printed. 
 
 1197. HOLLAND (SIR HENRY). Recollections of Past 
 Life [1788-1872]. Post 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1872 
 
 1198. HOLLAND (J. G.) Poetical Works. Portrait 
 and illust. by C. S. EeinJiart. 2 vols. 8vo, half calf, gilt 'V r- 
 backs. N. Y. 1880 ..,. / ^S^ 
 
 1199. HOLLAR'S WOMEN OF THE TOWN. 10 por- 
 traits on copper after etchings by Wenceslaus Hollar. 
 Small 4to, half bound (one cover loose). [Lond., n. d.] 
 
 These are from Sayer's re-issue of Hollar's ' ' Theatrum Mulie- \ ^) /) 
 
 rum, seu Varietas Habituum Foemmei Sextus," London, 1643. f^J ^-^ ^-^ 
 
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 / 1300. HOLLINGSHEAD( JOHN). Plain English (Actors 
 
 J I and Managers, The Pit, Actors' Salaries, Fires in Theatres, 
 
 I/) Q Phelps at the Gaiety, etc.) ; Footlights, The Dead Fair, The 
 
 , *^ Warden Street Drama, The Spendthrift's Guide, etc. 2 vols. 
 
 post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1880-83 
 
 '/ L'^ l"^'^^- ^y Lifetime. By John HoUingshead. Tor- 
 
 //' ' ^ trait 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1895 
 
 120^. EEOLLOWAY (LAURA C.) The Ladies of the 
 White House; or. In the Home of the Presidents, from 
 Washington to the Present Time. Numerous engraved 
 portraits, views, etc. Thick 8vo, half morocco. Phil. [1881] 
 
 1203. HOLMES (ABIEL). The Annals of America from 
 1492 to 1826. 2 vols. 8vo, sheep (rubbed). 
 
 Cambridge (Mass.), 1829 
 
 ^ 1204. [HOLMES (O. W.)] Recreations of the Rabelais 
 
 Club, 1882. (Containing Original Contributions by O. W. 
 P rf'Vrt Holmes, Sir Frederick Pollock, Sir Walter Besant, Du 
 ^**^^ Maurier and others.) Small 4to, white cloth, uncut. 
 
 [Lond.] : Printed for Members [1885] 
 No. 7 of only 100 copies privately printed, each copy having 
 , V the autograph signatures of Sir Walter Besant, W. H. Pollock 
 
 and Q. Q. 0. Middlemore. 
 
 J A" 1206. HOLTHAM (E. G.) Eight Years in Japan. Maps. 
 
 ■^>r\ 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1883 
 
 1206.HOTTEN (J. C.) Original Lists of "Persons of 
 Quality" — Emigrants, Political Rebels, etc., etc. — who 
 ' %jt _. went from Great Britain to the American Plantations, 
 y ^ 1600-1700, with interesting Particulars concerning them. 
 
 / Edited from MSS. in the Public Record Offices, etc., Eng- 
 
 land. Thickfolio, half roxburghe, gilt top, uncut. lSr.Y.1874 
 ^ , With the complete Index of names and places. 
 
 1207. HOUGHTON (RICHARD MONCKTON MILNES, 
 LORD). Monographs, Personal and Social. Portraits. 
 Post 8vo, half calf, gilt bands. Lond. 1873 
 
 AuToaRAPH Note from the Author inserted. 
 
 Y 1208. HOUSTON (JAMES). Autobiography. Portrait. 
 
 , /J" Post 8vo, cloth. Glasgow, 1889 
 
 1209. HOOD (THOMAS). Up the Rhine. First edn. 
 * t-/^ Ulust. Post 8vo, half calf, gilt top, uncut. Lond. 1840 
 
 • 1210. Hood's Own; or. Laughter from Year to Year. 
 
 Both Series, Original Issues. Portraits and hundreds of 
 J .JV humorous illusts. 2 vols. 8vo, calf, gilt back and edges. 
 
 '•'*'*' Lond.: Moxon, 1861-62 
 
 ' Jf From the Brayton-Ives Library, with book-labels. 
 
 n^. 1211. Poetical [and] Prose Works. Fronts, and 
 
 ' ^*' vignette titles by Hoppin, etc. 6 vols, post 8vo, half calf, 
 
 giit backs. Lond. 1870-72 
 
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 1.212. HOOK (THEODORE). Novels, viz.: Maxwell, 3 
 Vols., 1830; Lov^ and Pride, 3 vols., 1833; Gilbert Gurney, 
 3 vols., 1836; Jack Brag, 3 vols., 1837; Pascal Briino, 1837; 
 Gurney Marrin, 3 vols , 1838; Births, Deaths and Mar- 
 riages, 3 vols. , 1839 ; Precepts and Practice, portrait, 3 vols. , 
 1840. All First bdns. and all presentation copies , Y C 
 from the author to his wife, with his autograph in- / <st> 
 SCRIPTIONS IN FIRST VOLS.— except Love and Pride, which / 
 
 bears Mrs. Hook's autograph only. Together 22 vols. Post 
 8vo, half calf, gilt bands. Lond. 1830-40 
 
 1213. The French Stage and the French People, as 
 
 Illustrated in the Memoirs of M. Fleury. 2 vols, post 8vo, /, <^o 
 half morocco, gilt backs. Lond. 1841 
 
 1214. Another copy. 2 vols, post 8vo, half calf, 
 
 gilt backs. 
 
 1215. Adventures of an Actor, comprising a Picture 
 
 of the French Stage during a Period of Fifty Years. 2 vols. / ^ 
 post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1843 ' •■"O 
 
 1216. The Life and Remain^ of Theodore Edward 
 
 Hook. By R. H. Barham. 8 portraits. 2vols.ini. Post J ^ST' 
 8vo, half calf. Lond. 1850 
 
 1217. Another copy. 2 vols. 8vo, half brown mo- , 
 
 rocco, gilt backs and tops, uncut. Lond. 1849 /' ^^"^ 
 
 1218. HAMERSLY (S. H.— Editor). General Register 
 of the U. S. Navy and Marine Corps, 1782 to 1882, arranged 
 alphabetically. With a Sketch of the Navy from 1775 to 
 1798. Thick royal 8vo, sheep. Wash. 1882 
 
 1219. HOPKINS (A. H.) Magic State Illusions and Sci- 
 entific Diversions, including Trick Photography. With an J r-v^ 
 Introduction by H. Rigley Evans. With J^-OO illusts. Royal 
 
 8vo, cloth (556 pp.). N. Y. 1897 
 
 1220. HOPKINS (T.) The Dungeons of Old Paris: the r<^ 
 Stqry and Romance of the most Celebrated Prisons of the ' ^ C 
 Monarchy and Revolution. By T. Hopkins. Illust. 8vo, 
 
 cloth gilt, gilt top. ' N. Y. 1897 
 
 1221. HOUDIN (ROBERT). Memoirs of Robert Houdin, '' 
 Author, Conjurer, etc. Written by Himself. Edited by / gy^^ 
 R. D. Mackenzie. Post 8vo, cloth. Phil. 1859 '* '■^ 
 
 1222. HOUGH (F. B.— Editor). Indians. Narrative of 
 the Causes which led to Philip's Indian War of 1675 and 
 1676, by John Easton of Rhode Island, with other Docu- 
 ments, edited from the originals, with Introduction and 
 Notes. Large facsimile map in colors. 4to, half morocco, 
 gilt bands, gilt top, uncut. 
 
 Albany: Munsell's Historical Series, 1858 
 300 copies printed. 
 
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 1233. HOUSSAYE (ARSilNE). Behind the Scenes of the 
 Comedie Frangaise. Transl., with Notes, by A. D. Vandam, 
 12 portrait photogravures (including Rachel, Favart, Bro- 
 han, Delaunay, etc.). 8vo, cloth, gilt top, uncut. Phil. 1889 
 
 1224. HOUSTON (SAM). Life. [By E. E. Lester.] Por- 
 traits. Post 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1855 
 
 1225. HOWARD (LADY). Etiquette, What to Do and 
 How to Do It (441pp.), 1855: Manners and Social Usages, 
 by Mrs. John Sherwood, illusts., 1884; Society Small Talk, 
 n. d ; The Habits of Good Society, 1859. 4 vols, post 8vo, 
 cloth. Lond. and N. Y. 1859-85 
 
 1226. HOWELLS (W. D.) Literary Friends and Ac- 
 quaintances : a Personal Retrospect of American Author- 
 ship. Portraits. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1890 
 
 1227. HOWITT (MARY). Autobiography. Edited by 
 Margaret Howitt. Portraits and numerous illusts. in the text. 
 2 vols, royal 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1889 
 
 1228. HOWS (J. W. S.— Editor). Golden Leaves from 
 the British, [and] American Poets. 3 vols, post 8vo, cloth. 
 
 N. Y. 1864-65 
 Peesentation copy, with the editor's autograph inscrip- 
 tion on fly-leaves of each volume. 
 
 12-29. HOYLE (THE AMERICAN), by "Trumps," 1864; 
 
 Handbook of Draw-Poker, by W. J. 'Florence, portrait, 1892; 
 
 Laws and Practice of Euchre and Draw- Poker, 1877; etc. 
 
 4 vols, post 8vo and 12mo, cloth. N. Y., etc., 1864-93 
 
 See also under Whist. 
 
 1230. HUBERT (P. G.), The Stage as a Career, 1900; The 
 Histrionic Genius of Junius Brutus Booth, by T. R. Gould, 
 portrait, 1868; Acting and Actors; Theatre Folk and Thea- 
 tre Art, by Alfred Ayres, portraits, 1890; Cyrano de Ber- 
 gerac, by Edmond Rostand, transl. by G. Hall, plates, 1898 
 
 4 vols 12mo, cloth. N. Y. 1868-1900' 
 
 1231. HUGHES (JOHN). Views in the South of France, 
 chiefly on the Rhone. 2 4- fine full-page engravings by CnoJce 
 and Allan, from drawings by Dewint, after original sketches 
 by John Hughes. 4to, half red morocco, gilt bands, gilt 
 edges. Lond. 1825 
 
 1232. HUGO (VICTOR). Les Miserables (in Five Parts). 
 Numerous illusts. on wood by eminent French engravers. 
 
 5 vols. imp. 8vo, half calf. Paris, n. d. 
 
 1233. Hernani: a Drama. Transl. into English. 
 
 Portrait and numerous fine etchings by Champollion, after 
 designs by Adeibn Moreau. Royal 8vo, cloth. Bost. 1894 
 
 No. 82 of the Edition de Luxe. 
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 1234. Novels. Les Miserables, 2 vols, in 3; Ninety- 
 Three ; By Order of the King ; Notre Dame de Paris ; Toilers 
 of the Sea; History of a Crime. Transl. by Huntington 
 Smith. Profusely illust. Together 8 vols. Post 8vo, cloth. ' 
 
 N. Y. 1888 
 
 1-235. Cappon (James). Victor Hugo: a Memoir 
 
 and a Study. Post 8vo, cloth. Edinburgh, 1885 ^ // /j 
 
 1236. HUME (DAVID). Letters of Eminent Persons 
 addressed to David Hume. 8vo, sprinkled calf extra, gilt 
 back, by Riviere. Lond. 1849 / 
 
 Fine copy from the Sheepshanks Library, with bookplate. » \9 
 
 1237. HUMPHREYS (A. L.) The Private Library. Small f-^ 
 4to, cloth. N. Y. 1897 ♦ t* «-' 
 
 1238. HUNT (FREEMAN). Lives of American Mer- 
 chants. 19 portratts on steel. 2 vols. 8 vo, cloth. N.Y.I808 
 
 1239. HUNT (LEIGH). Lord Byron and Some of his 
 Contemporaries. Plate and facsimile autographs and por- 
 traits of Byron, Countess Guiccioli, Keats, Leigh Hunt and 
 Charles Lamb. 2 vols. 8vo, calf. Lond. 1828 
 
 rzn). AutoDiograpny, witn Kemimscencesot i^rienas *!(•— 
 
 and Contemporaries. Portrait. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. /o 
 
 N. Y. 1850 / , 
 
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 1241. Men, Women and Books; Wit and Humour 
 
 from the English Poets, with an Illustrative Essay, etc. ; 
 Table Talk, with Imaginary Conversations of Pope and 
 Swift; Imagination and Fancy, or Selections from the Eng- 
 lish Poets; A Jar of Honey from Mount Hybla, illusts. hy 
 DoyZe; Autobiography; The Town. Illusts. Together 7 vols. 
 Post 8vo, uniformly bound in half brown levant morocco, 
 gilt bands, gilt tops, uncut. Lond. 1876-89 
 
 1242. HUNTLEY (SIR HENRY). Seven Years' Service 
 on the Slave Coast of Western Africa. 2 vols, post 8vo, 
 calf, gilt backs, by Riviere. Lond. 1850 
 
 1343. HUNTER (ALEX.) and POLKINHORN (J. H.) 
 
 New National Theatre, Washington, D. C. : a Record of 
 
 Fifty Years. Illusts. by J. Ellsivorth Clark. Square 12mo, 
 
 half morocco. Wash. 1885 
 
 The McKee copy, with bookplate. 
 
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 1244. HUTTON (LAURENCE). Plays and Players. 8vo, V/"" 
 
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 1246. (Editor). [Collection of] Opening Addresses- 
 
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 other American Theatres, 1753-1880]. View of Park 
 
 . /o Theatre, from an old blue stone china plate. 8vo, blue 
 
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 1247. Curiosities of the American Stage. Portraits 
 
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 teresting newspaper clippings loosely inserted. 8vo, cloth. 
 
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 1248. American Actor Series — Mrs. Duff, by J. N. 
 
 Ireland ; Charles Albert Fechter, by Kate Field ; The Booths, 
 A. B. Clark; Charlotte Cushman, by C E.Clement; Edwin 
 Forrest, by L. Barrett; The Jeffersons, by William Winter. 
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 1249. INCHBALD (MRS.) A Collection of her Plays- 
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 1786; The Child of Nature, 1788; The Married Man, 1789; 
 and 11 other Plays by the same author. Mostly First edns. 
 Bound in 2 vols. 8vo, calf (slightly cracked at joints), un- 
 cut. Loud. 1785-1805 
 
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 'f -. ^ 1250. British Theatre. A Collection of Plays. 
 
 Edited, with Notes, by Mrs. Inchbald. Numerous fine en- 
 gravings on copper by Heath, etc. 12 vols. 12mo, calf, gilt 
 backs, contents fully lettered. Lond., n. d. 
 
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 1251. Memoirs of Mrs. Inchbald, with her familiar 
 
 Correspondence. Edited by James Boadbn. Portrait. 
 
 2 vols. 8vo, half straight-grained morocco, gilt backs (por- 
 
 lOO trait foxed). Lond. 1833 
 
 » \ 1252. INDIANS. Catlin (George). The Manners, Cus- 
 
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 illusts. from original paintings hy the author, and colored 
 AFTER Nature. 2 vols, royal 8vo, cloth, gilt tops, uncut. 
 
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 1263. Drake (Samuel G. F.— Editor). History of 
 
 King Philip's War, by Increase Mather; also a History of 
 the same War, by Cotton Mather. Edited, with Intro- 
 duction, Notes and Index. Portraits of both Mathers, and 
 folding table. Small 4to, cloth. 
 
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 1254. The Old Indian Chronicle: a Collection of 
 
 exceedingly rare Tracts, written and published in the Time 
 of King Philip's War, by Persons residing in America. 
 With Introduction, Notes and Index.- Map. Small 4to, 
 cloth. Bost. 1867 
 
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 1255. Falconer (Captain Richard). The Voyages, 
 
 dangerous Adventures, and imminent Escapes of Captain 
 Richard Falconer. Containing the Laws, Customs, and 
 Manners of the Indians in America, his marrying an Indian 
 Wife (etc.), intermixed with the Voyages and Adventures 
 of Thomas Randal, of Cork, Pilot, his Shipwreck, Capture 
 by the Indians of Virginia, etc. Written by Himself. First 
 EDN. In three parts (with separate paginations). Front. 
 by Cole. 8vo, tree calf, gilt back and edges (minute hole 
 in blank portion of title). Lond. 17"^0 
 
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 1356. Fisher (William). New Travels among the 
 
 Indians of North America, with a Dictionary of the Indian 
 Tongue. Woodcut portraits of Captains Lewis and Clark. 
 12mo, half red levant morocco, gilt back and top (portrait 
 and several leaves somewhat discolored). Phil. 1812 
 
 1257. Hough (Franklin B. — Editor). Proceedings 
 
 of the Commissioners of Indian Affairs, appointed by law ^ 
 for the Extinguishment of Indian Titles in the State of New 
 York. Edited from the original MS., with Introduction 
 a.nd Notes. Colored map. 2 vols. 4to, half red morocco, 
 gilt bands, gilt tops, uncut. 
 
 Albany: Munsell's Historical Series, 1861 
 300 copies printed. 
 
 1258. Hubbard (William). History of the Indian 
 
 Wars in New England, from the First Settlement to the 
 
 close of King Philip's War; edited from the original work, , **»v^ 
 
 with extensive Notes, Historical Preface, Index and Life of /, / rO 
 
 the Author, by Samuel G. Drake. Facsimile map. 2 ' / '^ 
 vols, small 4to, paper covers, uncut. / 
 
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 1259. Lafltan (J. F.) Mceurs du Sauvages Ameri- 
 
 quains, compare hs aux Mceurs des premier temps. Mat 
 and 4.0 curious copper-plates. 4 vols. 12mo, calf, arms in 
 ■GILT ON SIDES. Paris, 1724 
 
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 customs, etc., of the North American Indians. Charlevoix 
 says, " We have nothing so exact upon the subject of which 
 he treats." 
 
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 1260. Memoirs of Thomas L. McKenney, with 
 
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 / y /— dians, embracing a War Excursion and Descriptions of 
 Aj ^ /\/nJ Scenes along the Western Borders. Portrait and numerous 
 illusts. 2 vols, in 1, royal 8vo, half calf, gilt back. 
 
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 1261. Narrative of the Campaign against the 
 
 Indians in 1791 under Major General St. Clair; with the 
 Reports of the Committee appointed to inquire into the 
 causes of the failure thereof. 8vo, half roan. Phil. 1813 
 
 / Bound with the above is : Report of the Trial of Brig. -General 
 
 William Hull of the North Western Army, 3d January, 1814. 
 New York, 1814. 9 pages supplied in very legible handwriting. 
 
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 1262. Parkman (Francis — Editor). Historical Ac- 
 count of Bouquet's Expedition against the Ohio Indians in 
 1764; edited with a Preface, and a Translation of Dumas' 
 Biographical Sketch of General Bouquet. Facsimile map 
 and plates. Imp. 8vo, three-quarter morocco, panelled gilt 
 backs. Cincinnati, Ohio, 1868 
 
 Labge Paper Copy. One of 50 copies reprinted from the 
 Edition of London, 1766. 
 
 1263. Pote (Capt. W.) The Journal of Captain 
 
 William Pote, Jr. , during his Captivity, in the French and 
 Indian War from May, 1745, to August, 1747; [Edited with 
 Introductorj^ Appendix, etc., J. F. Hurst]. 10 reproduc- 
 tions from rare contemporary portraits, views, maps and 
 plans [with] the Atlas containing colored facsimiles of 
 Morris's large folding map. Together 2 vols, original half 
 morocco, uncut. N. Y. 1896 
 
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 __ 1264. Stone (William L.) Life and Times of Red- 
 Jacket; or Sa-go-ye-wat-ha: a Sequel to the History of the 
 Six Nations. Portrait and vignette title. 8vo, cloth. 
 
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 1265. INGRAHAM (J. H.) The Haunted Homes and 
 Family Traditions of Great Britain. Illusts. Post 8vo, 
 cloth. Lond. 1897 
 
 1266. INQUISITION. Van Hallen (Juan). Memoirs, 
 comprising the Narrative of his Imprisonment in the 
 Dungeons of the Inquisition at Madrid, and of his Escape, 
 etc. Transl. from the Original Spanish Manuscript. Por- 
 trait and two plates. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1830 
 
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 York Stage from 1750 to 1860. Portraits and titles. 2 vols. /-/^^i jr 
 8vo, half morocco, gilt bands. N. Y. : Morrell, 1866 £^\}\] 
 
 With the labels of the American Dramatic Fund Association. 
 
 ). iamo> nay morocco^ gilt back. N. Y. [1866] ^^ ' ^_/5 
 "^^-^Ta^fKnSl^ onS^r^nn Duff and of her Hus- ' " '^ P[' 
 
 1268. [ ] Fifty Years of a Play-Goer's Journal ; or 
 
 Annals of the New York Stage from 1798 to 1848 : with Bio- 
 graphical Sketches of the Principal Performers. By 
 12mo> haLE morocco, gilt back. N. Y. [1866] 
 
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 John R. Duff, collecfedArby J. N. Ireland, Bridge 
 1876. The complete ''mancscript, very legibly 
 written on 1438 pages and bound in 6 vols. 8vo, limp mo- ^ ^|^ 
 rocco, gilt edges. Bridgeport, 1876 ^- V<J 
 
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 1370. [Life of] Mrs. Duff; Charlotte Cushman, by 
 
 C. S. Clement; Edwin Forrest, by L. Barrett. Numerous 
 
 portraits, etc. 3 vols, post 8vo, cloth. Bost. 1881-82 
 
 With interesting Autograph Letter from Joseph N. Ireland 
 
 to Morell in regard to his library, etc. 2 pages 8vo, dated from 
 
 Bridgeport, Dec. 38, 1891. 
 
 1271. [IRELAND (W. H.— Translator).] Memoir of 
 Jeanne d'Are, surnamed La Pucelle d'Orleans; with a His- 
 tory of her Times. [Transl. from the French.] Portrait on 
 India Paper, folding colored plates. 2 vols, stout royal 
 8vo, calf, gilt back and edges. ' Lond. 1824 
 
 Fine copy of on Large Paper of the Best Edition. 
 
 1272. [ ] Memoirs of Henry the Great and of the Court 
 
 of France during his Reign. Portrait of Henry IV. by 
 Swaine from the rare print by Gaultier, and engraved ^>r\ 
 
 music to his " Charmante Gabrielle." 2 vols. Bvo, half >^-'C/ 
 calf (portrait and title foxed). Lond. 1824 
 
 1273. Confessions, containing the Particulars of his 
 
 Fabrication of the Shakespeare Manuscripts (written by 
 
 Himself); with Anecdotes and Opinions of the Literary, C~2n 
 
 Political and Theatrical World. Front. 12mo, cloth J^\) 
 
 N. Y. 1874 
 
 1274. Another copy. 
 
 1275. Another copy. 
 
 1276. IRISH STAGE. [Croker (J. W.), Familiar Epistles 
 (in Verse) on the Present State of the Irish Stage, portrait 
 inserted; Theatrical Tears, a Poem occasioned by [the 
 above] ; The Seven Thieves, by the author of Metropolis, 
 fine portrait of Orattan inserted. 3 vols, in 1, 12mo, half 
 calf, contents lettered. Dublin, 1804-7 
 
 Fine copy. Scarce. 
 
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 /.^ 1277. The Stage : a Theatrical Daily Paper, from 
 
 _00 No- 1' ^Pi'il 9t^. to No. 30, May 12th, 1821 {all published). 
 
 8vo, original half calf. DubliB, 1821 
 
 Complete Set of this rare Theatrical Daily Paper, in which are 
 
 reproduced verbatim copies of the Playbills of current pieces, 
 
 with Theatrical Records and Anecdotes, Biographical Notices, 
 
 etc. 
 
 jjg-) 1278. IRVING (SIR HENRY). Henry Irving. By 
 
 ' *~rjy William Winter. Portrait. First bdn. 12mo, papypr covers. 
 
 N. Y. 1885 
 1279. IRVING (WASHINGTON). Sketch Book of Geof- 
 frey Crayon, Gent. Edn. de Luxe -Portrait and 153 fine 
 ^ *t^ engravings on wood, india-paper proofs, by Darley, Par- 
 
 • ^ J sons and others. Super imp. 8vo, cloth. Phil. 1882 
 No. 383 of only 500 copies printed. 
 
 <. 1280. Works. Complete set. 15 vols, post 8vo, 
 
 ' /-(? sheep. N. Y. 1850-51 
 
 _^ 1281. Works. Geoffrey Crayon Edn. Portraits and 
 
 C y" plates. 27 vols, square 8vo, cloth. N. Y. [1886-88] 
 
 • ^ v/ Fine complete set of this well-printed library edition. 
 
 1282. Hatton (Joseph). Henry Irving's Impressions 
 
 ,1 C of America: a Series of Sketches, Chronicles and Conver- 
 
 ^^ sations. Post 8vo, cloth. Bost. 1884 
 
 1283. The Life of George Washington. Centennial 
 
 M-y^ Edn. 132 portraits and engravings on steel, and 42 illusts. 
 
 ' on wood {views, plans of battles, etc.), chiefly on Japan 
 
 paper. 5 vols. imp. 8vo, half roxburghe, gilt tops, uncut. 
 . ' No. 84 of only 300 copies printed. N. Y. 1889 
 
 . ** 1284. JACKSON (MAJOR-GENERAL ANDREW). An 
 
 // (^~X} Impartial and True History of the Life and Services of 
 
 Major-Gen. Andrew Jackson. 8vo, unbound, uncut (31pp.). 
 
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 / 1285. Life of Andrew Jackson. By William Cob- 
 
 bett. Curious compartment fronts, containing portrait. 
 12mo, half cloth. Scarce. Lond. 1834 
 
 y 1286. Life of Andrew Jackson. By James Parton. 
 
 /^* Portraits, facsimile, etc. 3 vols, stout 8vo, cloth. N.Y. 1860 
 
 ., V/^ Presentation copy, with the author's autograph inscrip- 
 
 '\^!/^^V/ TION. 
 
 1287. JACKSON (LADY). The Old Regime : Court, 
 Salons and Theatres. First edn. Portraits. 2 vols, post 
 8vo, cloth. Fine copy. Lond. 1880 
 
 1288. JAMES (F. L.) The Wild Tribes of the Soudan: 
 Travel and Sport, chiefly in the Base Country. Maps and 
 numerous plates. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. [1883] 
 
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 1389. JAMES (HENRY). Portrait of a Lady; Wash- 
 ington Square ; Daisy Miller ; The American ; The Siege of 
 London; etc. 7 vols. 12mo, publisher's half morocco. tJ-4S~ 
 
 Lond. 1883 
 
 1290. JAMESON (MRS. ANNA). Memoirs of the Beau- 
 ties of the Court of Charles II., with their Portraits illus- 
 trating the Diaries of Pepys, Evelyn, Clarendon and other 
 Contemporary Writers. 21 fine portraits on steel after Sir J , ^ f) 
 Peter Lely and other eminent artists. Imp. 8vo, half mo- 
 rocco, gilt back and edges. Lond. 1861 
 
 1291. Shakespeare's Heroines. 26 portraits in photo- 
 gravure of famous players in cJiaracters. Royal 8vo, cloth. / S~>>> 
 
 Lond. 1897 / • ^ O 
 L.\RGE Paper edition, with the extra plate of Ada Rehan 
 as Katherine. No. 171 of only 175 copies printed. 
 
 1292: JANSON (C. W.) The Stranger in America, con- 
 taining Observations during a long Residence, of the Genius, ^ 
 Manners and Customs of the People, with Biographical Par- 
 ticulars of Public Characters and Pacts relative to the Slave / /b ,i ^-i 
 Trade. 12 aquatint views by Marigol, including yi'EW O'f / /) (/CJ 
 Philadelphia from Kensington, Philadelphia Theatre' ^ ' ' 
 and 6 other Philadelphia views, etc., also view of Boston, 
 views of Hbllgate, Mt. Vernon, etc. ito, half calf. 
 
 Lond. 1807 
 
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 1293. JEAFFRESON (J. CORDY). A Book about Doe- ' - 
 tors, 2 vols. ; Book about Lawyers, 3 vols. ; Book about the 
 
 Clergy, 2 vols. ; Book about the Table, 2 vols. ; Brides and - //) 
 
 Bridals, 3 vols. ; Annals of Oxford, 2 vols. ; A Young Squire / ^ 
 
 of the Seventh Century, from the Papers of Christopher / 
 
 Jeafifreson [1676-1686], 3 vols. Together 14 vols. 8vo and 
 post 8vo, uniformly bound in half light calf, gilt backs and 
 tops, uncut. Lond. 1860-78 
 
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 1294. JEFFERSON (JOSEPH). The Autobiography of 
 Joseph Jefferson. 77 portraits and other plates. 8vo, original 
 white cloth, gilt top, uncut. N. Y. [1890] 
 
 l-^95. The Life and Art of Joseph Jefferson ; together 
 
 with some Account of the Jefferson Family of Actors. By 
 William Winter. 16 portraits and plates. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 N. Y. 1894 
 No. 13 of the Whatman Paper Issue, only 50 copies so 
 printed. With the Adtograph Signature op Joseph Jeffer- 
 son on reverse of frontispiece, dated October 29, 1894. 
 
 1296. JEFFERSON (THOMAS). Domestic Life of Thomas 
 Jefferson, from Family Papers, etc. , by Sarah N. Randolph. 
 Post 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1871 
 
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 or, Secrets of the Stage, Green-Eoom and Sawdust- Arena. 
 Numerous illusts., including colored plates. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 St. Louis, 1882 
 
 1398. JERDAN (WILLIAM). Autobiography; with his 
 / Literary, Political and Social Reminiscences and Corre- 
 
 //l spondence during the Last Fifty Years. First bdn. For- 
 •' yy traits and vignette titles. 3 vols. 13mo, cloth. Loud. 1853 
 
 1299. JEROME (I. E.) Sun Prints in Sky Tints. Pro- 
 ^ C~—fusely illust. with original designs, with appropriate Poetical 
 
 tj. V Selections. Royal 8vo, cloth. Bost. 1893 
 
 Text and illustrations printed in sky-blue ink on one side 
 only of heavy plate paper. 
 
 1300. JERROLD (DOUGLAS). Works, edited by W. 
 / Blanchard Jerrold, fronts, by John Leech, 4 vols. ; Life of 
 
 / CT" Douglas Jerrold, by W. Blanchard Jerrold, portrait. To- 
 tiO \J gether 5 vols, post 8vo, uniformly bound in half black mo- 
 rocco, blue labels, panelled gilt backs and tops, uncut. 
 
 Loud, and Phil., n. d. 
 Complete Works, comprising: St. Giles and St. James, Punch's 
 Letters to his Son, The Story of a Feather, Cakes and Ale, Mrs. 
 Caudle's Curtain Lectures, Men of Character, Punch's Complete 
 Letter Writer, Man Made of Money, Sketches of the English, 
 ^ The Chronicles of Clovemark, and, The Sick Giant and Doctor 
 
 Dwarf. 
 
 J _ 1301. JESSE (CAPT. J. H.) Life of George Brummell, 
 
 w /k /T commonly called Beau Brummell, annotated from the 
 
 T \j {J Author's Interleaved copJ^ 40 COLORED PORTRAITS. 3 vols. 
 
 *-^' ^ imp. 8vo, cloth. Loud. 1^86 
 
 Large Papee Edition. No. 47 of only 150 copies printed for 
 
 ^ , England and America. 
 
 y *y^ S 1302. JESSE (CAPT. W.) Another edn. 8vo, half 
 I ■ calf, gilt back and top, uncut, hy Larhins. Lond. 1893 
 
 /, 1303. [JOHNSTON (CHARLES).] Chrysal; or. The 
 
 Adventures of a Guinea. With Curious Anecdotes of Per- 
 sons in every Rank of Life in America, England, Holland, 
 etc. Four vols, in 3. 12mo, calf. Lond. 1767 
 
 1304. [JOHNSTONE (J.)] The Table Talker. Brief 
 Essays on Society and Literature. 3 vols. 12mo, half brown 
 morocco, gilt back and top, uncut. Lond. : Pickering, 1 840 
 
 1305. JOHNSON (SAMUEL). Johnsoniana. A Collec- 
 tion of Miscellaneous Anecdotes and Sayings of Dr. Samuel 
 Johnson. 13mo, half morocco, gilt back and top. Lond. 1845 
 
 1306. JOHNSON (THEOPHILUS— Prompter to Sadler's 
 Wells Theatre). Phantoms; or. Adventures of a Gold- 
 Headed Cane 3 vols. 12mo, cloth. Lond. 1783 
 
 1307. JONES (DAVID). The Secret History of White- 
 Hall, from the Restoration of Charles II. to the Abdication 
 of James II. 2 vols. 12mo, gilt back, panelled gilt sides, 
 gilt edges. Lond. 1717 
 
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 the English Drama. Essays on the Modern English Stage. / /\ f) 
 Post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1895 ' . U yJ 
 
 1309. JONES' BRITISH THEATRE. Fine impressions 
 of the portraits of General Burgoyne by Bwees; Sheridan 
 and Macklin by Heath, and of the series of 37 fine full- 
 length portraits in character of Harley, Lewis, Quick, ^^y 
 Barrymore, Mrs. Siddons, Mrs. Abington, Mrs. Billington, / r/ 
 Mrs. Pope, Mrs. Mattocks, Miss Brinton, Mrs. Crouch, etc., / /f /O 
 besides the series of 36 fine engravings, after designs by / ' 
 Smith, Fnseli, Wheatley, Burney, and others. 10 vols. 
 
 12mo, calf, gilt backs. Dublin, 1791-94 
 
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 1310. JONSON (BEN). Plays, viz.: The Alchemist, 
 front, 1770; Volpone the Fon, front, 1739; Every Man in 
 His Humouv, front, 1769; Epicoene, or the Silent Woman, 
 n. d. ; Bartholomew Fair, n. d. 5 vols in 1. 13mo, polished 
 calf, gilt backs. Lond. 1739-70 
 
 1311. JORDAN (MRS. DORA). The Life of Mrs. Jor- 
 dan, including her Private Correspondence and Anecdotes. 
 By Jas. Boaden. Portrait {as the Country Girl) and fac- 
 simile. 2 vols. 8vo, half crimson morocco, gilt tops, un- 
 cut. Lond. 1831 
 
 1313. Public and Private Life of that Celebrated 
 
 Actress, Mrs. Jordan; with numerous Anecdotes of Illus- 
 trious and Fashionable Characters. Post 8vo, half morocco, 
 gilt top, uncut, hy LarTcins. Lond., n. d. 
 
 1313. KANE (E. K.) The U. S. Grinnell Expedition in 
 Search of Sir John Franklin : a Personal Narrative. Maps, 
 plates and iltusts. in the text. 8vo, cloth. N.Y.1854 
 
 1314. Arctic Explorations. The Second Grinnell 
 
 Expedition in Search of Sir John Franklin, 1853-55. Por- 
 trait, map and SOO engravings from sketches ly the author. 
 3 vols. 8vo, cloth. Phil. 1857 
 
 1315. KEAN (CHARLES). Life and Theatrical Times 
 of Charles Kean. By J. W. Cole. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. 
 (Presentation copy to W. F. H. from C.W. F.) Lond. 1869 
 
 1316. KEAN (EDMUND). The Life of Edmund Kean, 
 from published and unpublished sources. By F. W. Haw- \ 
 KINS, 3 vols, extended to 3 vols. [With the supple- ^-L_, '^ 
 MBNTARY VOLUME, Comprising Critical Remarks on the *r \ fyf. 
 Astonishing Performance of Mr. Kean [by William God- ^ ^ , v' O 
 win and wllliam Hazlitt], Extracts from Dramatic Biog- 
 raphy, etc. Enlarged to 8vo size by inlaying of every leaf. 
 
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 portraits of Kean {one an original water-color draw- 
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 graved on copper, by Heath, Rowlandson, the Cruik- 
 SHANKS, etc , some in colors and in aquatint, and some in 
 proof STATES; hesides a series of J^ playbills and an- 
 nouncements {including some of special interest), all the 
 illusts. skillfully inlaid to size where necessary. Originally 
 bound in 4 vols. 8vo, half light calf, gilt backs and tops, 
 uncut, by Smith. Lond. 1825-69 
 
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 TiONS include an Original water-color portrait of Edmund 
 Kean as Richard III. (half-length in oval) for the engraving by- 
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 Theatrical Atlas, by Geo. Oruikshank, proof; as lago, full- 
 length, by Oeo. Cruikshank; as Brutus, etching by Robt. Oruik- 
 shank; The Combat in Richard III., colored; as Overreach, 
 colored etching by Bobt. Oruikshank ; portraits of Mrs. Plimp- 
 ton by Meyer; Bartley as Sir John FalstaflE, open letter 
 PROOF; Shakespeare, by Warren, proof; Byron, by D'Orsay; 
 Talma, by Meyer; Tom Cribbe, Champion of England, etc.; 
 rare colored caricature, " Chancery, Nov. 28, 1820. What Care 
 I for your Vice (or)"; colored views of Astley's Amphitheatre 
 by Rowlandson; Richardson's Show by Robt. Oruikshank; 
 Tunbridge Wells. Richmond, etc. ; also, views of Brighton 
 (rare aquatint); Drury Lane, 1812; Old Haymarket Theatre; 
 Walnut Street 'Theatre, Philadelphia; Broadway in New York, 
 showing American Museum, Trinity Church, etc. ; plate of 
 Cox vs. Kean's Trial (rare) ; 34 dramatic scenes after Stothard, 
 Marion, etc. (including Kean as Prince Arthur) ; and an inter- 
 esting series of 37 playbills of Kean's appearances at Drury 
 Lane and Haymarket Theatres, 1816-1833 (including some in- 
 teresting occasions, anniversaries, etc.). 
 
 1317. Authentic Memoirs of Edmund Kean, of the 
 
 Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Containing a Specimen of 
 his Composition (an Account of an Unfortunate Compan- 
 / , ion, by Edmund Kean). By Francis Pippen. lamo, half 
 
 / - roan (some leaves somewhat dust-soiled). 
 
 / ^ Lond.: J. Roach, 1814 
 
 ■ ' From the Daly collection. Rare. Probably the earliest pub- 
 
 lication containing an account of Edmund Kean. Two pob- 
 ^ TRAITS of Kean inserted. 
 
 A*J /L/'} -"-^^^ Life of Edmund Kean. (By B. W. Proctor.) 
 
 Q_y^ %J\/ Portrait. 2 vols, post 8vo, half light calf, gilt backs and 
 tops, uncut. Lond.: Moxon, 18.35 
 
 n / ^ 1319- Life of Edmund Kean. By F. W. Hawkins. 
 
 f\J ■» (oO ^ ^*^''®' ^^*^' ^^^ morocco. Lond. 1869 
 
 1320. Life and Adventures of Edmund Kean, 1787- 
 
 1833. By J. Fitzgerald Molloy. Portrait. 2 vols, post 
 
 8vo (library labels on covers). Lond. 1888 
 
 Jl., ^, Fine, colored. ReR-iaiAiT oi Kean as Gloster 
 
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 1322. KEATS (JOHN). Poetical Works, with Memoir ^^ 
 
 by Richard Monckton Milnes. Portrait and 120 engravings 1 1^ 
 
 on wood by Geo. Scharf. 8vo, morocco, gilt back, arms 
 in gilt on sides, gilt edges. Lond. : Moxon, 1854 
 
 1333. Life, Letters and Literary Remains of John ^ad^ 
 
 Keats. Edited by Richard Monckton Milnes. 3 vols. 12mo, *^ 
 publisher's calf, gilt backs and tops, uncut. ■*; 5 »5~ 
 
 Lond.: Moxon, 1848 ^' 
 
 1324. KEELER (RALPH). Vagabond Adventures, 1870; i 
 
 Reminiscences of an Old Bohemian, 3 vols., 1883; Annals »3i / 
 
 of Theatre Royal, Dublin, 1831-1880, by R. M. Levey and /2- 
 
 J. O'Rorke, 1880. 4 vols, cloth and half roan. 
 
 1335. KEENE (LAURA). Life of Laura Keene. By 
 John Creahan. 14 portraits. 8vo, cloth. Phil. 1897 J ' (5^fl 
 
 1326. KEESE (W. L.) John Keese, Wit and Litterateur: 
 
 a Biographical Memoir. Portrait. Square 8vo, cloth. jPV-\ 
 
 N. Y. 1883 • OCJ 
 
 1327. KEIGHTLY (THOMAS). The Mythology of An- 
 cient Greece and Italy. Second edn. Plates. 8vo, half V 5 C~ 
 calf, gilt back and top, uncut. Lond. 1838 ' • ^*^ 
 
 Best edition. Nearly two-thirds of the work are new 
 matter or have been rewritten, few pages or even paragraphs 
 remaining unaltered. 
 
 1328. KELLY (MICHAEL). Reminiscences of Michael ■• «.*• 
 Kelly (of Covent Garden and Drury Lane Theatres). Por- - OO 
 trait (water-stained). 3 vols, post 8vo, calf. Lond. 1836 
 
 1329. Another copy. 2 vols, cloth. Portrait (water- 
 stained). 
 
 1330. [KEMBLE (CHARLES).] Don John: a Musical 
 Drama founded on Beaumont and Fletcher's Comedy of ^ 
 "The Chances." With original playbill inserted of J 
 the FIRST PERFORMANCE at Coveut Garden Theatre, with ^. / tr 
 Charles Kemble as Don John, Feb'y 20, 1821. 8vo, half * fDO 
 calf. Lond. 1821 
 
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 .%\>'l 1333. [ ] Journal of Frances Anne Butler 
 
 ^^ EDN. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. Lo 
 
 .3o 1331. KEMBLE (FRANCES ANNE). Francis the First. 
 
 First edn. 8vo, half calf. Lond. 1833 
 
 First 
 Lond. 1835 
 
 1333. Fanny Kemble in America; or, The Journal 
 
 of our Actors reviewed, with Remarks on the State of 
 Society in America and England, by an English Lady, four 
 years resident in America. 8vo, paper wrappers, uncut, 
 48 pp. Bost. 1835 
 
 , XO 1334. The Star of Seville. First edn. 13mo, half calf 
 
 neat (title spotted, stamp of Brown University). N.Y.1837 
 
 / C".^ 1335. Journal of a Residence on a Georgian Planta- 
 
 ' *^ tion in 1838-1839. Post 8vo, half calf. Lond. 1863 
 
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 1336. Records of a Girlhood. 3 vols, post 8vo, half 
 
 morocco, gilt backs and tops, uncut. Lond. 1879 
 
 1337. Mr. Butler's Statement, —re Pierce Butler 
 
 ^JJ^ vs. Frances Anne Butler, originally prepared in aid of his 
 
 Professional Counsel. 8vo, cloth. [Phil. 1850] 
 
 Very scarce, only a few copies having been privately printed 
 by Pierce Butler for the perusal of his friends and relatives. 
 The McKee copy, with bookplate, etc. 
 
 -. 1338. Another copy. Statement originally pre- 
 
 j'tyO pared in aid of his professional counsel. With an auto- 
 graph letter signed (in full) from Pierce Butler to Mayor 
 Joel Jones, dated Philadelphia, Nov. 15, ISlfi, inserted 
 (Ip. 4to). Roy. 8vo, cloth. [Phil. : Privately printed, 1850] 
 
 ExTiiEMELY BARB. A full detailed account of the causes 
 which brought about the separation of this celebrated actress 
 from her husband, written by him for use of his counsel. ONE 
 OF A VEET FEW COPIES PRINTED for the perusal and use of the 
 family and friends of Pierce Butler. 
 
 1339. KEMBLE (J. P.) Macbeth and Richard III. and 
 Essay, with Remarks on some of the Characters of Shak- 
 speare. Post 8vo, half russia. Lond. 1817 
 
 1340. Memoirs of John Philip Kemble, with an 
 
 original Critique on his Performances. By John Ambrose 
 
 A^ ^.^ Williams. Portrait and vignette title extra-illustrated 
 ' / ty the insertion [and inlaying) of H additional portraits 
 
 {some rare), and S additional plates. 12mo, half morocco, 
 gilt back and top, uncut [by Ramage]. Lond. 1817 
 
 Rare. The additional portraits include : Kemble by Wil- 
 son (proof). Miss Hopkinson as Arethusa by Terry (Hanyon, 
 1780), Lewis (Wenman, 1777), Betty as Zanga by Alais, col- 
 ored PORTRAIT of Miss Clara Fisher as Richard III. , rare por- 
 trait of Mrs. Siddons as Tragedy, portraits of Garrick, Booth, 
 King, etc., view of Sadler's Wells in 1731, etc. 
 
 1341. Another copy. Criticisms, Poems, etc. Half 
 
 morocco. (Fore edge of portrait cut into, small water- 
 stain on corner of title). Lond. 1817 
 
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 1342. Authentic Narrative of Mr. Kemble's Retire- • ' ^ 
 
 ment from the Stage, including Farewell Address, Criti- ' ' 'T* 
 cisms. Poems, etc. Portrait by Cheeseman, facsimile ad- 
 mission ticket to farewell dinner, etc. 8vo, half morocco, 
 
 gilt back. Lond. 1817 ^ ^ 
 
 1343. Memoir of John Philip Kemble, by James j, 
 
 Boaden. Portrait. 2 vols. Bvo, half calf, gilt backs. ' ^^J 
 
 Lond. 1835 
 
 1344. KEMBLE (STEPHEN G.) Odes, Lyrical Ballads, n 
 
 and Poems on Various Occasions. First bdn. 8vo, half '*''X.-f~ 
 roan. Edinburgh: Printed for the author by J. Ballantyne 
 & Co., 1809. 
 
 Laid in is a Kemble playbill, Theatre Royal, Apl. 38, 1819, 
 advertising Mr. Kemble as Falstaff. The chief distinction of "%^ 
 this gentleman was his ability to play Falstaff without stuffing. 
 
 1345. KENDAL (MRS.) Dramatic Opinions. Portrait. 
 lamo, cloth. Bost. 1890 
 
 1346. KENNEDY (JOHN PENDLETON). Life, by Vj. _ 
 Henry T. Tuckerman. Portrait. Post 8vo, cloth. '- y>j 
 
 N. Y. 1871 ' 
 
 Includes much personal anecdote of Thackeray, Cooper, Poe, 
 Irving, Willis, Prescott, etc., etc. *i 
 
 1347. KER (J. B.) Essay on the Archaeology of Popu- ^^^S" 
 lar Phrases and Nursery Rhymes. 13mo, half morocco, gilt / 
 back and top, uncut. Lond. 1837 
 
 1348. KEYES (GENERAL E. D.) Fifty Years' Obser- 
 vations of Men and Events, Civil and Military. Post Bvo, 
 cloth. N. Y. 1884 -,, 
 
 1349. KIDD'S LONDON DRAMATIC JOURNAL, Idler 
 
 and Public Amusement Guide, Vol. IV., Sept. 5, 1840, /* -yp 
 Feb'y 20, 1841. 4to, paper covers (104) pages. Lond. 1841 ^ - -/"^ 
 This rare weekly journal was unknown to Lowe. 
 
 1350. KING (DR. WILLIAM). Political and Literary 
 Anecdotes of His Own Time. Post Bvo, half morocco, gilt , fc^ 
 back and top, uncut, by Kaufmann (two leaves discolored). 
 
 Lond. 1819 • * 
 
 1351. KINGSLEY (CHARLES). Song of the River. 16 * 
 
 fine reproductions in tints from designs by W. L. Taylor, , ^ ;$~ 
 
 J. D. Woodward, Charles Copeland and others. 4to, pic- 
 torial cloth. Bost. 1887 
 
 1352. [KIRKMAN (FRANCIS). J The English Rogue 
 described in the Life of Meriton Latroon. A Witty Extra- 
 vaganza: being a Compleat History of the most eminent J mJ-A — 
 cheats of both sexes. Verbatir4' reprint from the edition of '■^"*» 
 1665, with facsimiles of the portrait and the curious plates. 
 4 vols. Bvo, boards, uncut. Lond., n. d. 
 
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 1353. KITTON (F. G.) "Phiz" [H. K. Browne], a 
 Memoir [with] John Leech, a Biographical Sketch. Por- 
 traits and numerous illusts. 3 vols, in 1. 8vo, half rox- 
 burghe. Lond., n. d. 
 
 1354. KNAPP (SAMUEL L.) Life of Thomas Eddy, 
 1768-1827, comprising his Extrinsic Correspondence (with 
 an Introduction by John W. Francis). First edn. Por- 
 trait of Eddy by Dunlap. Royal 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1834 
 
 Large Paper Copy. Scarce. 
 
 ^ 1355. Life of Timothy Dexter, with Sketches of his 
 
 >jO Eccentric Associates. Front. 12mo, cloth. Bost. 1838 
 
 1356. KNICKERBOCKER GALLERY (THE). Prose 
 
 Contributions, with portraits, by the Contributors to The 
 
 I ,^C Knickerbocker Magazine. J^0 portraits on steel of Irving , 
 
 Holmes, Longfellow, Leland, D. O. Mitchell, Bryant, and 
 
 other American authors. Stout 8vo, morocco, gilt. 
 
 N. Y. 1855 
 
 .Kjf 1357. KNIGHT (CHARLES— Editor). Half Hours with 
 
 ^^ the Best Authors. Thick 8vo, cloth. Lond. and N. Y. 1888 
 
 1358. KNIGHT (MADAME). Private Journal of a Jour- 
 
 ney from Boston to New York in 1704. (Edited with Intro- 
 
 S £^\ duction, etc., by William L. Learned.) 4to, half calf, gilt 
 
 '^^ back and top, uncut. Albany: Munsell, 1865 
 
 ^^ No. 9 of only 50 copies on Large Paper. 
 
 ./^ 1359. KNIGHT (JOSEPH). Theatrical Notes. Por- 
 
 trait. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1893 
 
 1360. KNOLLYS (MAJOR H.) Sketches in Japan. 
 Illusts. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1887 
 
 1361. KNOWLES (J. SHERIDAN), Plays: The Hunch- 
 back ; The Wife (Epilogue by Charles Lamb) ; The Daugh- 
 ter, Moxon, 1838; Zeluco [and] Edward, bj^ [JohnMoobb], 
 4 vols., 1789-94; Works of William Robertson, portrait, 
 etc., 8 vols., 1827. Together 13 vols. Morocco and calf. 
 
 Lond. 1789-1838 
 
 0.^ 1362. Dramatic Works. Portrait. 3 vols, post 8vo, 
 
 ■|7" half light calf, gilt backs and tops, uncut. 
 
 Lond. : Moxon, 1841 
 
 1363. KNOX (T. W.) Boy Traveller in Mexico, illusts., 
 1890 ; Sara Crew, or What Happened to Miss Minchins, by 
 
 ^^ , Frances Hodgson Burnett, illusts., 1889 ; Paxton's Flower 
 ' Garden, Vol. III., colored plates. 3 vols. 4to, cloth. 
 
 N. Y., V. y. 
 
 1364. KOLLI (BARON DE). Memoirs of the Baron de 
 KoUi, relative to his Secret Mission in 1810, for liberating 
 Ferdinand VII. from Captivity at Valencay. Written by 
 
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 by Herself. Portrait, etc. 8vo, half calf, arms of the " So- 
 ciety of Writers to the Signet,^' in gold on sides (water-stain 
 on corner of portrait). Lond. 1823 
 
 1365. LACKINGTON (JOHN). Memoirs of the Forty- . 
 five First Years of the Life of J. Lackington, Bookseller. 'rvrO 
 Written by Himself. Portrait. 13mo, calf. Lond. 1803 
 
 1366. LAFAYETTE (MADAME DE). Life of Madame 
 de Lafayette, by M. de Lasteyrie, her Daughter. With 
 the Life of the Duchesse d'Ayen, by Madame de Lafayette. /. <H> 
 Transl. by Louis de Lasteyrie. Post Bvo, mottled calf, gilt ^ 
 back, by Larkins. Paris and Lond. 1873 
 
 1367. LAFAYETTE (MARQUIS DE). Recollections of 
 the Private Life of General Lafayette. By Jules Cloqubt. /H-'^tfO 
 Transl. from the French. Portrait and numerous illusts. 
 
 Bvo, cloth. Lond. 1835 
 
 See also under American Revolution. 
 
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 1368. LAMB (LADY CAROLINE). Ada Reis. First 
 BDN. 3 vols. 13mo, half straight-grained morocco, gilt 
 backs. Lond. 1823 
 
 1369. LAMB (CHARLES). Complete Correspondence ^ 
 
 and Works. Edited, with a Biographical Essay by Thomas ^fjMMym /,J/0 
 Purnell. Portrait of Charles and Mary Lamb. 4 vols, 
 post 8vo, calf, gilt backs. Lond. : Moxon, 1870 
 
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 1370. Memoirs of Chas. Lamb. By Sir T. N. Tal- ^, 
 
 fourd. Edited by Percy Fitzgerald. Portraits. PostBvo, '•'^"l 
 cloth. Lond. 1892 ^ ^ 
 
 1371. FinalMemorialsof Charles Lamb. By Thomas ^fcs^. /.Sh 
 
 Noon Talfoujrd. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. *^ 
 
 Lond. : Moxon, 1848 
 
 1372. LAMB (MARTHA J.) The Homes of America. 
 With over 100 illusts. 4to, morocco gilt, gilt edges. 
 
 N. Y. [1879] 
 
 1373. Poetical Works. Vignette titles. 2 vols, post 
 
 8vo, blue crimped morocco, panelled gilt backs and gilt 
 edges. Lond. 1864 
 
 1374. LANDON (LETITIA ELIZ.) Life and Literary 
 Remains of L. E. L. By Laman Blanchard. Portrait and 
 facsimile. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth, uncut (binding very "/C 
 slightly damaged). Lond. 1841 f> 
 
 1375. LANG (ANDREW). The Great Streets of the 
 World: (Broadway), by Richard Harding Davis; (Picca- 
 dilly), by Andrew Lang; (The Parisian Boulevards), by j.a. 
 FrancisQue Sarcey; etc. Numerous illu-its. Royal 8vo, MffHy 
 cloth. N. Y. 1892 "■ ^ 
 
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 1376. LANGBAINE (GERARD). An Account of Eng- 
 lish Dramatic Poets. 12mo, calf (rebacked), gilt bands. 
 
 Oxford [1691] 
 FiEST AND BEST EDITION of this early catalogue of the Eng- 
 lish stage, which is greatly valued on account of its absolute 
 fidelity and remarkable accuracy. Lowndes states that com- 
 mentators and others have borrowed copiously from this work, 
 usually without acknowledgment. 
 
 1377. LANMAN (CHARLES). Recollections of Curious 
 Characteis and Pleasant Places. (Modes of American 
 Travel— Montauk Point, Block Island, Stratford-on-Housa- 
 tonic, etc.) Front. 8vo, cloth. Edinburgh, 1881 
 
 1378. LARWOOD(J.) The Story of the London Parks. 
 Colored fronts, and numerous illusts. in the text, chiefly from 
 rare prints. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth (poor binding). Lond.,n.d. 
 
 1379. LAVATER (JOHN GASPAR). Essays on Physi- 
 ognomy, designed to promote the Knowledge and Love of 
 Mankind. Transl. from the French by Henry Hunter. 
 First and best bdn. With choice impressions of the 11 U 
 fine portraits and other engravings on copper by Hollo V7 ay, 
 Bartolozzi, Blake and others, after Fuseli, etc., includ- 
 ing the fine p)ortrait of Washington (with Surrender at 
 YorMown at foot) engraved by HoUoway. 5 vols, fine old 
 crimson crimped morocco, gilt backs, gilt borders on sides. 
 
 Lond. : Murray, Hunter & Holloway, 1789-98 
 A magnificent old copy of this sumptuous edition, which 
 should not be confounded with the reissue by Stockdale under 
 the same dates, the impressions of the plates in which are far 
 inferior to those in this present issue. From the library of 
 Charles Collier, with bookplates. 
 
 1380. LAWSON (JAMES). Liddesdale, a Tragedy; Gior- 
 dano, or the Conspiracy, a Tragedy; The Maiden's Oath, a 
 Domestic Drama. Private portrait of the author. 3 vols. 
 in 1. Royal 8vo, half morocco, gilt back. 
 
 Yonkers: (Privately printed), 1874-75-77 
 Privately printed for presents only. With the author's au- 
 tograph PRESENTATION INSCRIPTION (to Gabriel Harrison) on 
 two title-pages. 
 
 1381. LAYARD (G. S.) The Life and Letters of Charles 
 Keene (of "Punch"). Portrait and 81 full-page and 
 smaller reproductions from C. K.''s original drawings, some 
 for the first time here published. Stout royal 8vo, cloth, gilt 
 top, uncut. Lond. 1892 
 
 Comprises a social history of the artistic and literary life of Lon- 
 don between the years 1843 and 1891, with anecdotes of Thack- 
 eray, Dickens, Millais, Leighton, Tenniel. HolmanHunt, etc., etc. 
 
 1382. LEA'S BRITISH DRAMA and Theatrical Portrait 
 Gallery, numerous full-length portraits on wood, 3 vols., 
 Lond. [about 1852], the Augustin Daly copy; Spencer's Bos- 
 ton Theatre, New Series, Vols. 1-5, Bost. 1855-56; and 10 
 others. Together 18 vols. Cloth and half roan, gilt backs. 
 
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 _ 1383. LEATHES (E.) An Actor Abroad; or, Recollec- 
 tions of an Actor in the Sandwich Islands, California, New 
 York, etc. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 18B0 '^ » v 
 
 1384. LE BRUN (MADAME). Souvenirs of Madame ^ ^ \» 
 Vigee Le Brun. Written by Herself. Transl. by M. F. / o^'-' ■ 
 Tyler. Portrait. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1886 -'"^ 
 
 1385. LEDGER (EDWARD— Editor). The Era Alma- 
 nack and Annual, 1879-1887, 3 vols., half calf [and] 1888- 
 1890, paper covers. Contains numerous dramatic portraits, 
 facsimiles of autographs, etc. (As 4 vols.) Lond. J 879-90 
 
 1386. LEE (F. G.) Sights and Shadows: being Examples 
 of the Supernatural. Post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1895 
 
 1387. LEE (HENRY). Memoirs of a Manager [of the 
 theatres at Taunton, Barnstable, Wells, Dorchester, etc.]. 
 2 vols, post 8vo, panelled calf extra, gilt backs, panelled 
 gilt sides, gilt tops. Taunton, 1830 "SZ^^g •* 
 
 
 Scarce. The fine Daly copy. Lee was the author of "Caleb 
 Quotem and his Wife," and the present Reminiscences are full 
 of interesting anecdotes of Mrs. Siddons, Kemble, Braham, 
 Maoready, Macklin, Sheridan, etc. 
 
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 1388. [LEE (NATHANIEL).] The Tragedy of Nero, 
 First edn., 1676; Cassar Borgia, a Tragedy [with] a Pro- 
 logue by John Drj^den, First edn., 1680; Theodosius, a -5 r-*^\ 
 Tragedy, 1684. 3 vols, in 1. 4to, cloth (some leaves some- ^^-'a^ 
 what foxed as usual). Lond. 1675-84 
 
 Fine large copies. 
 
 1389. LEECH (JOHN). Whitehead (C.) Richard Savage: y^'V^*" 
 a Romance of Real Life. 18 etchings by John Leech. 8vo, J z^ 
 cloth. Lond. 1896 
 
 1390. LE FRANCOIS (A. B.) Mysteries of the Old Cas- <;^ 
 ties of France ; or. Secret Intrigues of Kings, Queens, and . _^ 
 other Great Personages. Transl. from the French by W. T. ^ ^x ' 
 Haley. Numerous illusts. Royal 8vo, half morocco. Scarce. 
 
 Lond., n. d. 
 
 1391. LEGGETT (WILLIAM). The Critic. A Weekly 
 Review of Literature, Fine Arts, and the Drama. Edited 
 by Wm. Leggett. Vol. 1 (Nov. 1, 1828-May 2, 1829). Royal ^ 
 Svo, half roan (name on title). N. Y. [1828-^9] ^ 
 
 Contains an interesting review of Fanshawe on p. 53, attrib- 
 uting it to N. P. Willis ; contemporary notes of Forrest, Wal- 
 lack, the elder Booth, Park Theatre, etc. No more than these 
 six months were published, the magazine then failing for want «. 
 
 of support. The editor's circumstances were such that the last f^t»- 
 
 few numbers were set up in type and distributed to the sub- "' 
 
 scribers by himself. Nearly the whole magazine was written 
 by him. 
 
 1392. Poetical Writings. Edited, with a Preface, ■: ? ^ _ 
 
 by Theodore Sedgwick. Portrait. 2 vols 12mo, cloth. M^ 
 
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 1393. LEGOUVlS (ERNEST). Sixty Years of Recollec- 
 tions. Transl., witli Notes, by Albert D. Vandam. 3 vols. 
 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1893 
 
 1394. LELAND (CHARLES G.) Gipsey Sorcery and For- 
 tune Telling, illustrated by numerous Incantations, Speci- 
 mens of Medical Magic, Anecdotes, and Tales. First bdn. 
 Copiously illust. by the author. Square royal 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Lond. 1891 
 
 1395. LEMAN (WALTER M.) Memoirs of an Old Actor 
 (and of the American Stage, 1827-1856). Portrait. 8vo, 
 cloth. San Francisco, 1886 
 
 1396. LENNOX (LORD WILLIAM PITT). Celebrities 
 
 1 Have Known: Episodes, Political, Social, Sporting, and 
 Theatrical. 2 vols. 8vo, half calf. Lond. 1877 
 
 1397. Fashion Then and Now, illustrated by Anec- 
 dotes, Social, Political, Military, Dramatic, and Sporting. 
 
 2 vols, in 1. 8vo, half calf, gilt back. Lond. 1878 
 
 1398. Plaj's, Players, and Playhouses, at Home and 
 
 Abroad. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1881 
 
 1399. LE ROUX (HUGUES) and GARNIER (JULES). 
 Acrobats and Mountebanks. Transl. from the French by 
 A.P.Morton. With 2SS illusts. Royal 8 vo, cloth. Lond. 1890 
 
 1400. LE SAGE (A. R.) Asmodeus; or. The Devil on 
 Two Sticks. With Biographical Account of the Author by 
 Jules Janin. Transl. by Joseph Thomas. Front, on india 
 paper and numerous characteristic illusts. in the text by 
 Tony Johannot. Royal 8vo, half morocco, gilt back and 
 top, uncut. Lond. 1841 
 
 1401. The Adventures of Gil Bias of Santillane. 
 
 Transl. by Tobias Smollett. 3 vols, post "Svo, light blue 
 calf, backs full gilt. Phil., n. d. 
 
 1402. The Adventures of Gil Bias of Santillana. 
 
 Rendered into English by Henry Van Laun, with a Memoir, 
 
 'J ^^ Introduction and Notes. Portrait and W etchings on Japan 
 
 * ' * PAPER by Ad. Lalauzb. 3 vols. imp. Svo, cloth. 
 
 Edinburgh, 1886 
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 1403. LESLIE (C. R.) Autobiographical Recollections, 
 with an Essay on Leslie as an Artist, by Tom Taylor. Por- 
 trait. 2 vols, in 1. Stout post 8vo, half morocco, gilt backs. 
 
 Lond. 1860 
 . , 1404. LETOURNEAU (DR. C.) Biology. Transl. by 
 
 It %0 William Maccall. 83 illusts. Post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1S78 
 
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 1405. LETTERS from a Theatrical Scene Painter. ^ ^ 
 Printed by desire. 12mo, three-quarters green levant mo- ^-jBO 
 roeco, gilt back, by Blackwell. «. - 
 
 [Lond.: Privately printed], 1859 * 
 
 Scarce. Consists of Letters on various performances at the 
 London theatres (Marylebone, Surrey,- Britannic, Grecian, 
 etc.), each written during the performance to which it has 
 reference. Includes " King Lear at the Princess." 
 
 1406. LEVER (CHARLES). Novels. " Harry Loerb- 
 qubr" edn. Numerous plates hy Phiz. 33 vols, post 8vo, cl. 
 
 Complete set. Lond., n. d. < 
 
 1407. The Life of Charles Lever. By W. J. Fitz- 
 
 patrick. 3 vols. 8vo, half calf. Lond. 1879 
 
 1408. LEWES (CHARLES LEE). Memoirs of Charles 
 Lewes, containing Anecdotes, Historical and Biographical, 
 of the English and Scottish Stages during a Period of Forty 
 Years. Written by Himself. 4 vols, in 2. 13mo, half ' 
 calf. Lond. 1805 
 
 Scarce. Portrait inserted of Lewes as Capt. Bobadil, en- 
 graved by Leney after Wilde. 
 
 1409. LEWIS (M. G.) The Monk: a Romance. 3 vols. 
 ISmo, calf. Lond. 1796 
 
 1410. ■ The Castle Spectre: a Drama. Performed at 
 
 the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Dec. 14, 1797. First edn. 
 8vo, light polished calf, gilt back and edges. Lond. 1798 
 
 Fine copy. The Castle Spectre, according to Baker, was, _^^ 
 
 " with the exception of Pizarro and Blue Beard, more produc- j/^' • 
 
 tive of profit to the theatre than any other for twenty years ^ ^* 
 
 preceding it. ' The original cast included Mrs. Jordan, Kem- 
 ble, Barrymore, Palmer and Wroughton. 
 
 1411. Tales of Wonder, original and collected (in- 
 cluding Original Poems by Sir Walter Scott and others). ^ 'i^'X 
 Extra-illustrated hy the insertion of 11 fine portraits, 7 ^~ -^^ 
 of which are on india-paper proofs {including Scott, ,.K 
 Southey, TTiomas Gray, Burns, Allan Ramsay, etc., with a **^ 
 title supplied in colored pen-and-ink work). 2 vols, in 1, 
 
 royal 8vo, half smooth morocco, gilt back and edges. (Lacks 
 
 the printed titles.) Lond. 1801 *^jfZ^l. 
 
 1413. Venoni ; or, the Novice of St. Mark's First 'W ' 
 
 EDN. 8vo, boards, uncut (water-stain on margin of title). *0^ 
 
 Lond. 1809 
 Taken largely from the celebrated French play "La Vietime __,» 
 
 CloUree." The Third Act having been censured, was entirely »> ^||^ > 
 
 rewritten for the subsequent editions and presentations. 
 
 1413. Life and Correspondence of M. 6. Lewis, 
 
 Author of The Monk, Castle Spectre, etc., with many pieces / <j^, 
 in prose and verse never before published. Portrait 
 and facsimile. 2 vols. 8vo, polished calf, gilt backs, by 
 Riviere. Lond. 1839 
 
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 1414. LEWIS AND CLARKE. History of the Expedition 
 under command of Captains Lewis and Clarke, to the 
 
 ^t-gm Sources of the Missouri, across the Rocky Mountains (etc.), 
 
 0*7r 1804-5-6. Edited by Paul Allen, with a Life of Lewis by 
 
 ' Thomas Jefferson. Map and 6 copper-plate views. 2 vols. 
 
 8vo, bound by Wood in three-quarter levant morocco, pan- 
 elled gilt backs and tops, uncut. Dublin, 1817 
 
 1415. Journal of Lewis and Clarke to the Mouth of the 
 
 7 • Columbia River and beyond the Rocky Mountains, 1804-6. 
 
 •'<>J* New edition, with a complete Digtionakt of the Indian 
 
 Tongue. Portraits. 12mo, straight-grained fnorocco. 
 
 Dayton, O., 1840 
 
 1416. LIECHTENSTEIN (PRINCESS MARIE). Holland 
 House. Five fine portraits, 8 plates of facsimile autographs 
 and numerous engravings on wood. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth gilt, 
 gilt tops, uncut. Lond. 1874 
 
 1417. LIGNE (PRINCESS DE). Memoirs, written by 
 Herself. Edited by Lucien Percy and transl. by Laura 
 
 tf^ Ensor. Portrait. 2 vols. 8vo, half morocco, panelled gilt 
 
 ' backs, gilt tops, uncut. Lond. 1887 
 
 1418. LILLY (WILLIAM). History of his Life and Times 
 A from the year 1602-1681 ; written by Himself and published 
 /^'AP from the original MS. Now re-printed from First edn. of 
 
 1715. Portrait, etc. 8vo, boards, uncut. Lond. 1822 
 
 1419. LIMBORCH (PHILIP). History of the Inquisition ; 
 with a particular Description of its Secret Prisons, Modes 
 
 h'tLO ^^ Torture, Style of Accusation, Trial, etc. Transl. into 
 
 English. Copper-plates. 8vo, half morocco, gilt back. 
 
 Lond. 1816 
 
 X.A>D l^^'^- I^INCOLN (ABRAHAM). The Assassination of 
 
 President Lincoln and the Trial of the Conspirators ; com- 
 
 ,'Sf piled by B. Pitman, Recorder to the Commission. Front. 
 
 ^^ of portraits. Royal 8vo, cloth (stamp removed from title). 
 
 Cinn. 1865 
 
 1421. — — Valentine (D. T.) Obsequies of Abraham 
 «i Lincoln in the City of New York. Portrait and many 
 
 ' *3i> tinted plates besides illusts. in the text. Royal Bvo, cloth. 
 
 N. Y. 1866 
 
 1422. Recollections of Lincoln and Douglas Forty 
 
 A *i^ Years Ago. By An Eyewitness. Portrait of Lincoln, arid 
 "'' / view on Japan Paper. Square 13mo, cloth. 
 
 N. Y. : Privately printed, 1899 
 300 copies privately printed for presents. 
 
 2)/]'/ 1423. LINGARD (JOHN). History of England, from the 
 
 ' tJ Roman Invasion. 14 vols. calf. Lond. 1825-31 
 
 'i^ LiBEABT Edition. 
 
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 1424. LIND (JENNY). Memoir of Jenny Lind-Gold- 
 schmidt, her Early Art-Life and Dramatic Career, 18-20- /.^a 
 1850, from her Letters, MS. Diaries, etc. By H. Scott 
 Holland and W. S. Rockstro. Portraits and plates. 2 vols. 
 
 8vo, cloth. Lond. and N. Y. 1891 
 
 1425. LINGUET (P.) Memoirs of the Bastile, with a 
 Variety of Anecdotes. By M. Linguet, who was imprisoned 
 there from Sept., 1780, to May, 1782. Transl. from the 
 French and edited from the Edition of 1782, by E. Gold- /^i- 
 smid. The four parts complete. 8vo, imit. parchment covers, 
 uncut. (As 4 vols.) Edinburgh : Privately printed, 1884 
 
 Large Paper copy. Only 75 copies so issued. 
 
 1426. [LISTON( JOHN).] Liston's Drolleries. The Comic 
 Sayings and Laughable Doings of that Celebrated Comedian, 
 being a Choice Collection of Tit-Bits, Humorous Scraps, 
 Diverting Tales and Comic Songs of Mr. Liston. 6 coloreo 
 PORTRAITS of Liston, in character, hy Robert Cruikshank. 
 12mo, half citron morocco, gilt back and top, uncut (one ^ 
 cover slightly damaged). Lond. : Duneombe, n. d. 
 
 Rare. From the Daly Collection. 
 
 1427. LISZT (PRANZ). Pranz Liszt, Artist and Man, 
 1811-1840; L. Ramaun. Transl. from the German, Miss E. 
 Cowdery. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1882 
 
 1428. LITERARY LONDON. Reminiscences of Literary , .- 
 London, 1 779-1853. By Dr. Thomas Rees. With Exten- . ' 
 sive Additions by John Britton. Front, on India Paper. '2^4} 
 Square 12mo, cloth. N. Y. 1896 
 
 1429. LIVES OP ACTORS AND ACTRESSES. Viz.: 
 Live of Mrs. Catherine Clive, with her Adventures On 
 and Off the Stage, by Percy Pitzgerald, portrait; Life of 
 Mrs. Abington, with Notes on the History of the Irish 
 Stage, portrait ; Life of Mrs. Cibber, with the Cibber and 
 Sloper Trials, portrait ; Life of Miss Anne Catley, with 
 her Adventures and Intrigues, portrait j Public and Private 
 Life of Mrs. Jordan; Life and Times of Thomas Better- 
 ton, portrait; Life of James Quin, with Curious and 
 Interesting Anecdotes, and his Trial for Murder of Mr. 
 Bovf en, portrait ; Memoirs of the Life, Public and Private 
 Adventures of Madame Vestris, pori^razi. Chiefly reprinted ' ' 
 from the editions of 1839, etc. Together 8 vols. Post 8vo, 
 parchment boards, uncut. Lond. [1887-89] 
 
 1430. LOCKHART (J. G.) Ancient Spanish Ballads, '.".< 
 
 Historical and Romantic. Four plates, illuminated in gold " ■_ 
 
 and colors, besides ornamental borders in colors to nearly 2-.\f C 
 
 every page, all from designs by Owen Jones ; four tinted 
 
 plates arid numerous fine illusts. in the text, from drawings 
 
 by Allan, Warren, Harvey, and others. 4to, morocco, 
 
 gilt back, sides and edges. Lond. : Murray, 1842 
 
 Fine copy. Scarce 
 
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 1431. Life of Napoleon, portraits and plates, 2 vols. ; 
 
 Memoirs of the Empress Josephine, by J. S. Menus; Lives 
 and Voyages of Drake, Cavendish and Dampier, with a 
 
 •^ History of the Buccaneers, portraits ; Indian Biography, by 
 
 B. B. Thachbe, portraits, 'Z vols. ; and 7 others. Together 
 13 vols. 13mo, cloth. N. Y. 1833-33 
 
 1432. LOGAN (OLIVE). Apropos of Women and Thea- 
 tres. 12mo, cloth. N. Y. 1859 
 
 Olive Logan first appeared as Mrs. Bobtail in "Bobtail and 
 Wagtail " at the Arch Street Theatre, Philadelphia, August 19, 
 1854. 
 
 1433. Another' COPY. 
 
 1434. Before the Footlights and Behind the Scenes. 
 
 A Book about "The Show Business in all its Branches, 
 from Puppet Shows to Grand Opera, from Burlesque 
 Blondes to Actors and Actresses; with Observations on 
 Morality and Immorality. 55 portraits, and other illusts. 
 Royal 8vo, cloth. Phil. 1871 
 
 Printed on pink paper. 
 
 1435. Get Thee Behind Me, Satan; A Book of 
 
 Home Truths, Essay on Comedy, by George Meredith; 
 The Vanity and Insanity of Genius, by Kate Sanborn; and 
 one other. Together 4 vols. Post 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1872-97 
 
 1436. LONDON LIFE. The Lord-Chief Baron NICHOL- 
 SON (of "Judge and Jury " notoriety). An Autobiography. 
 12mo, half calf, gilt back. Lond. [1860] 
 
 Scarce. Laid in are two Broadside Advertisements of " The 
 Coal Hole Tavern," one containing a playbill of "Benares 
 Nicholson'' and the celebrated " Court of Momus." 
 
 1437. LONDON STAGE. Crosby's Pocket Companion 
 to the Playhouses, being the Lives of all the Principal Lon- 
 don Performers, etc. Portrait of Sheridan. 16mo, half 
 morocco, gilt top. First bdn. Scarce. Lond. 1796 
 
 1438. (The). A Collection of the Most Reputed 
 
 Tragedies, Comedies, Operas, Melo-Dramas, Farces, etc., as 
 Performed at the Theatres Royal. Fro7its. containing 28 
 fine vignette portraits on steel, hy Fry, and numerous illusts. 
 on wood. 4 vols, calf (cover loose, poor binding). 
 
 Lond. : Sherwood [1825-26] 
 With 8 autograph letters inserted, comprising auto- 
 graph LETTERS SIGNED by J. T. Betterton (1 p. 4to), Mrs. 
 Chorley (1 p. 8vo), Charles Cochrane (1 p. 8vo), Prof, F. S. 
 Pulling (3 pp. 8vo), J. W. Anson (1 p. 8vo), E. Chappell (1 p. 
 Svo), James Giraud (3 pp. 8vo), and autograph letter in third 
 person from Charles Cole (IJ^ p. Svo). 
 
 1439. Another copy.' 4 vols. 8vo, half morocco, 
 
 gilt tops, uncut (corner of one front, water-stained). 
 
 Lond. [1825-26] 
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 1440. LONDON THEATRES ROYAL. Candid and Im- 
 portant Strictures on the Performers at the Drury Lane, 
 Covent Garden and Haymarket Theatres, interesting MS. 
 Notes in a contemporary hand, 1795 {71 pages); Statement of 
 the Differences between the Proprietors and Performers of 
 the Covent Garden Theatre (including the Letters of 
 Alex'r Pope, Munden, Fawcett, Incledon, Joseph Knight, 
 etc.), First edn., 1800 (71 pages, including the Scarce Sup- 
 plement); Kembliana, a Collection of Jeu d'Esprits on 
 King John (and on) the Ghost at Covent Garden, 1804 (20 -'*'■ 
 pages, forming Part I. , all published, of this bitter attack on 
 Kemble) ; Facts relating to the late Trial op [Miss] Foote 
 
 V. Hatne, 1825 (29 pages) ; Elisena, a Melo-Drama from 
 the French of C. M. Klanert, 1824. Bound in one vol. ^ 
 
 Bvo, calf, gilt back. Lond. 1795-1825 
 
 A scarce and curious collection. 
 
 1441. LONGFELLOW (H. W.) The Song of Hiawatha. 
 Numerous engravings on wood from designs hy G. H. »^X""'^ 
 Thomas. 8vo, cloth gilt, gilt edges (title foxed). Lond. 1860 ■■ •' 
 
 1442. The Day is Done. Colored illusts. Oblong 
 
 royal Bvo, cloth. N. Y., n. d. .-"7^ 
 
 1443. Prose Works. Illust. by Sir John Gilbert. ' 
 
 Stout 12mo, cloth. Lond. 1864 - /"^ 
 
 1444. Works; comprising Poetical [and] Prose * .^ 
 
 Works, with Bibliographical and Critical Notes, 8 vols. ; " , 
 
 The Divine Comedy of Dante, transl. by H. W. Longfellow, 1,%^ 
 3 vols. Portraits. Together 11 vols. Post Bvo, uniformly 
 
 bound in half citron morocco, extra gilt tops, uncut, con- 
 tents lettered. Bost. : Riverside Press, 1888 
 A handsome set of this well-printed edition. 
 
 LONG ISLAND. 
 
 See also under American Revolution and under New 
 
 York City. 
 
 1445. BAYLES (R. M.) Historical and Descriptive 2 <fO 
 Sketches of Suffolk County and its Towns, Villages, ^ 
 Hamlets, etc.; with an Historical Outline of Long Island 
 
 from its first settlement. Map inserted, some illusts. pasted 
 in as tail-pieces, etc. Post Bvo, cloth. 
 
 Port Jefferson, L. I., 1874 
 
 1446. BERGEN (T. G.) The Bergen Family, or the 
 Descendants of Hans Hansen Bergen, one of the early 
 
 settlers of New York, and Brooklyn; with Notes on the y *''^-r 
 Genealogies of Collateral Branches and on other Long ^-' — — • 
 Island Families. [With] an exhaustive Index. 38 por- 
 traits, plans, maps, views, etc., some colored. Thick Bvo, 
 cloth. Albany: Munsell, 1876 
 
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 1447. Register in alphabetical order of the Early 
 
 Settlers in Kings County, Long Island, from its First Set- 
 tlement to 1700; with Contributions to their Biographies 
 and Genealogies. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1881 
 
 1448. BROOKHAVEN. Records of the Town of Brook- 
 haven, 1655-1860, compiled by [B. T. Hutchinson]. 8vo, 
 cloth (219 pages). Patchogue, 1880 
 
 1449. Records of the Town of Brookhaven, 1798- 
 
 1856. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1893 
 
 Only 500 copies printed. Apart from their genealogical and 
 local value these Records derive a peculiar historical interest 
 from the fact that until the middle of 1883 the Town of Brook- 
 haven was governed by seven Trustees under the original Don- 
 gan Patent of James II., and in accordance with the laws of 
 that reign! 
 
 1450. BROOKLYN". Greenleaf 's Almanack of New York, 
 . ^ Connecticut and New Jersey for the year 1801. Woodcut 
 nl portrait of WASHINGTON. 12mo, half cloth, edges entirely 
 
 uncut. Brooklyn: T. Kirk, 1801 
 
 Kirk was Bbookltn's First Peintee and this scarce Alma- 
 nack was one of the earliest books printed by him. 
 
 1451. Notes, Geographical and Historical relating 
 
 to the Town of Brooklyn; by Gabriel Furman. With 
 Notes, and a Memoir of the author [by T. W. Field]. 4to, 
 cloth. Brooklyn: Faust Club, 1865 
 
 No. 82 of only 125 copies privately reprinted from the orig- 
 inal edition of Brooklyn, 1834. 
 
 _ 1452. The Wealthy Men and Women of Brooklyn 
 
 '«i> a,nd Williamsburgh (list comprising 4^ PP-)- By John 
 Lomas and Alfred S. Peace. 16mo, paper. Scarce. 
 
 Brooklyn, 1847 
 
 1453. History of the Brooklyn and Long Island 
 
 Fair, 1864. Two plans and 6 colored folding plates. 
 
 ^ 4to, morocco, gilt edges (one plate somewhat cracked at 
 
 ' '^ folds, but perfect). Brooklyn, 1864 
 
 1454. Historic and Antiquarian Scenes in Brooklj'n 
 
 and its Vicinity, with Illustrations of some of its Antiqui- 
 ties. By T. W. Field. Map and 11 plates, extra-illus- 
 trated hy the insertion of four portraUs and a colored view. 
 Imp. 8vo, three-quarter red morocco, gilt top, uncut, by 
 Bradstreet. Brooklyn: Privately Printed, 1868 
 
 Laege Papee Copt. Only 100 copies privately printed. 
 Presentation Copy to William Menzies with the Author's 
 Autograph inscription on fly-leaf. The additional plates 
 include the portrait of Washington {open letter-proof on India 
 Paper), engraved by O'Neill (Peivate Plate of W. Menzies) ; 
 portrait of Putnam, proof; portrait of Cornwallis, portrait of 
 Lord Stirling, proof, etc. 
 
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 1455. The True History of the Brooklyn Scandal: 
 
 a complete Account of the Trial of the Rev. Henry Ward ^ ^ 
 Beecher upon charges preferred by Theodore Tilton ; with ^. •<> 
 many Additional Facts never before published. 8vo, half 
 roan. Phil, [1873] 
 
 See also under New York City. 
 
 1456. BUNKER (MARY POWELL— Editor). Long a. . 
 Island Genealogies of Families, being Kindred Descendants Ji.'*o 
 of Thomas Powell of Bethpage, L. I., 1688. Plan. Small 
 
 4to, cloth. Albany: Munsell's Historical Series, 1895 
 
 1457. CHURCHMAN (JOHN). Account of the Gospel 
 Labours and Experiences of John Churchman, late of Not- 
 tingham in Pennsylvania [including his Travels in Penn- 
 sylvania, New Jersey, Long Island, etc., 1773-1775]. 8vo, / 3^^ 
 smooth morocco. Phil. : Printed by Joseph Cruikshank,1779 
 
 Rare. With autograph on fly-leaf , "Moses Hodgdon, 1783." 
 
 1458. CUTTER (BLOODGOOD H.) The Long Island . -. ■"■*. 
 Farmer's Poems. Portrait and numerous illusts. Post 8vo, l-X^S^^ 
 cloth. N. Y. [1886] 
 
 With the above (and sold with it) is the very scarce ■privately 
 issued 8-page pamphlet: "Eulogy on General Scott by 
 Bloodgood H. Cutter." Small 13mo, dated Little Neck, May 
 14, 1861. 
 
 1459. [DE KAY (J. K.)] List of Indian Names on Long 
 
 Island, with Introductory Note. 13mo, three-quarter crim- 3g\ A.«t 
 son levant morocco extra, gilt top, uncut, by Loetic, 12 -«»0 
 
 pages. [N. Y. ] not published [1850] 
 
 Extremely rare. The binding by Lortio has a remarkable 
 example of minute and accurate lettering. 
 
 1460. EASTHAMPTON. A Sermon containing a General 
 
 History of the Town of East- Hampton, from its first settle- _ 
 
 ment to the present time. By Lyman Bbbcher (of East- .2- . '7^ 
 Hampton). 8vo, half morocco, gilt bands. * 
 
 Sag-Harbour, 1806 
 Bound up with the above is : An Address on the 200th An- 
 niversary of the Settlement of the Town of East-Hampton, by 
 H. P. Hedges. Sag-Harbour, ,1860, 100 pages. With auto- 
 graph of Geo. H. Moore. 
 
 1461. Notes and Observations of the Town of East- 
 
 hampton, written by John Lyon Gardiner, April, 179 ■*, at ^^ 
 
 the Request of Samuel Miller of New York. Neatly written '^ Oo 
 MS. Transcript, 41 pages; Particulars of the French Expe- 
 ditions under De Courcelles and De Tracy against the 
 Oneidas and Mohawks, neatly written MS. Transcript (in 
 French), from the Jesuit Relations of 1665, 1666, 48 pages. 
 In 1 vol. 12mo, limp leather. 
 
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 1463. Faithful Narrative of the remarkable Revival 
 
 of Religion in the Congregation of Easthampton in 1764, 
 by Samuel Buell. Portrait. 13mo, half bound (blank 
 margin of portrait slightly torn). Sag-Harbour, 1808 
 
 See also lot 1466. 
 
 1463. History of Easthampton: its Settlement and 
 
 Growth, with a Genealogical Record. By P. W. Lyman. 
 12mo, cloth. Northampton, 1866 
 
 1464. Chronicles of the Town of East-Hampton, 
 
 # TT" County of Suffolk, N. Y. By David Gaedinbr. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 7 N. Y. : Privately printed, 1871 
 
 Only 100 copies printed. 
 
 ^ 1465. Records of the Town of East-Hampton, Suf- 
 
 0»<^ folk Co., N. Y., 1639-1849; with other Ancient Documents 
 
 of historic value. 4 vols. 8vo, cloth. Sag-Harbor, 1887 
 
 1466. EDWARDS (JONATHAN). Sermon preached at 
 ^ the Instalment of the Rev. Mr. Samuel Buell as Pastor of 
 
 «*^V^ the Church at East-Hampton on Long Island, Sept. 19, 
 1746. Small 8vo, half calf. 
 
 Bost. : S. Kneeland and T. Green, 1746 
 Fine large copy, with rough leaves. Very scarce. 
 
 1467. FERNOW (B.— Editor). Documents relating to 
 ^1 1(^ the Early Colonial Settlements principally on Long Island. 
 
 Large facsimile of the map of 1666. 4to, cloth. 
 
 Albany, 1883 
 
 1468. FLINT (MARTHA B.) Early Long Island: a 
 LSp Colonial Study. Limited Letter-press Edition. Fac- 
 simile map. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1896 
 
 1469. FLUSHING, Past and Present: a historical sketch 
 h'hp by G. H. Mandeville. 10 tinted views. 12mo, cloth. 
 
 Flushing, 1860 
 
 1470. History of the Town of Flushing, Long Island. 
 
 V'/^ By Henry D. Waller. 8 vo, cloth. Flushing, 1899 
 
 1471. FURMAN (G.) Antiquities of Long Island, with 
 \ J'n ^ Bibliography by H. Onderdonk. Edited, with Index, 
 ri"*^ etc., by Frank Moore. Post 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1874 
 
 1472. GIRAUD (J. P., Jr.) The Birds of Long Island. 
 ^ *7/9 ^"vo, half morocco (name erased from title). N. Y. 1844 
 
 y*'^ Annotations by L. E. Chittenden. 
 
 1473. HAZARD (JOSEPH). Poems and Various Sub- 
 / jeets. Original edn. 12mo, calf. Brooklyn: Published 
 
 ' vO ^y *^® Author (A. Spooner, printer), 1814. 
 
 Scarce. Includes: On the Loisian Brooklyn Schools, and 
 other pieces of local interest. Some of the poems are dated 
 from Huntington and Smithtown (L. I.). 
 
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 1474. HEMPSTEAD. The Annals of Hempstead, 1643- 
 
 1832 ; also the Rise and Growth of the Society of Friends SL, QtiO 
 on Long Island and in New York, 1657-1826. By Henry 
 Ondeedonk, Jr. 8vo, half morocco, gilt bands. 
 
 Hempstead, 1878 
 
 1475. HOLDEN (E. H. S.) Original Poems: patriotic, .>^' 
 humorous and autobiographic, by Dr. Holden of HoL- 
 
 BROOK, Portrait. 8vo, unbound, uncut. 
 
 Privately printed, 1886 
 
 1476. HUNTINGTON. Old Times in Huntington. By 
 Henet C. Platt. 12mo, limp cloth, 83 pages. 
 
 Huntington: Privately printed, 1876 
 With the Bookplate of Thomas J. McKee. 
 
 1477. Silas Wood's Sketch of the Town of Hunting- 
 ton, from its First Settlement to the end of the American 
 Revolution. Edited, with Genealogical and Historical 
 Notes, by W. S. Pellktebau. Portrait. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 N. Y. 1898 
 
 1478. Records of the First Church in Huntington, 
 
 Long Island, 1723-1779, with a full Index of names. Square 
 royal 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Huntington: Printed for Messrs. L. Scudder, 1899 
 No. 69 of 500 copies privately printed. 
 
 
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 1479. JAMAICA. Two Centuries in the History of the 
 Presbyterian Church in Jamaica, the oldest existing Pres- 
 byterian Church in America. By J. M. Macdonald. Vieiu 
 of the Church. Post 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1862 
 
 1480. Antiquities of the Parish Church, Jamaica ' 
 
 (including the towns of Newton and Flushing), 1666-1880. J,J^ 
 By Henet Ondeedonk. 10 portraits and 6 plates. 8vo, 
 
 clotli. Jamaica, L. I., 1880 
 
 1481. JONES (DAVID S.) Memorial of the late Hon. 
 
 David S. Jones, with Notices of the Jones Family of Queens /- i-tf"" 
 County. 12mo, cloth. N. Y. 1849 
 
 1482. JONES (W. ALFRED). [Historical Sketch ofj 
 
 Long Island. 8vo, three-quarter morocco, gilt back, 23 /»0^ 
 pages. N. Y 1863 
 
 1483. LATHROP (GEORGE PARSONS). Peconic Park; 
 an Exploration on Long Island. Large colored map of Long 
 
 Island, 2 folding plates and illusts. in the text by Harry /, o« 
 Fenn. 4to,cloth. N.Y.: Printed for private circulation, 1883 
 
 1484. MoLELLAN (ISAAC). Poems of the Rod and 
 
 Gun. By Isaac McLellan, of Greenport, L. I. Edited, r^ 
 
 with Memoir, by Will Wildwood. Post 8vo,cloth. N.Y.1886 ''■*-' 
 
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 1485. MOLLMANN (J. E.) Historical Papers on Shelter 
 Island and its Presbyterian Church, with Genealogical 
 Tables. Illusts. 8vo, cloth. N.Y. 1899 
 
 1486. MONTAUK. The Legends of Montaux. Edited, 
 with an Historical Appendix, by J. A. Ayrbs. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 N.Y. 1849 
 
 1487. NEW LOTS. Hand-Book of the Town of New 
 Lots, 1874-5 ; SOTJTH Side Sportsmen Club of Long Island, 
 1886; RocKAWAY Hunting Club, 1886; and 3 others. 6 
 vols. l?mo, cloth, and unbound. 
 
 1488. NEW UTRECHT REFORMED CHURCH. Cele- 
 bration of the Re-Setting of the New-Utrecht Liberty Pole, 
 May 10, 1899. Colored plate. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 [Brooklyn : Privately printed, 1899] 
 
 1489. NICOLL (HENRY). Early History of Suffolk 
 County. 8vo, half morocco (18 pp.). 
 
 Brooklyn : L. I. Historical Soc'y, 1866 
 
 1490. ONDERDONK (HENRY, JR ). Queens County 
 in the Olden Times; being a Supplement to the several 
 Histories thereof . 4to, half roan. Jamaica, L. I., 1865 
 
 1491. PELLETREAU (W. S.— Editor). Early Long 
 Island Wills of Suffolk County, 1691-1703; with Genea- 
 logical and Historical Notes and exhaustive Indexes of 
 Persons and Localities. Facsimiles. Square royal 8vo, cloth. 
 
 No. 38 of only 340 copies printed. N.Y. 1897 
 
 1492. RISHER (JAMES, JR.). NEWTOWN AND QUBENS 
 
 County, N. Y., from its first Settlement; with many inter- 
 esting Facts concerning the Adjacent Towns, and a par- 
 ticular Account of numerous LoNG Island Families now 
 spread over this and various other States of the Union. 
 8vo, cloth. Scarce. N.Y. 1853 
 
 1493. ROSS (PETER). History of Long Island, from its 
 Earliest Settlement to the Present Time. Numerous illusts. 
 3 vols. 4to, half morocco, gilt tops. N.Y. 1903 
 
 1494. SAG-HARBOR. Constitution of the Suffolk County 
 Bible Society, organized October 3, 1815. 8vo, unbound, 
 UNCUT (table and 4 leaves). 
 
 Sag Harbor: Printed by Samuel A. Seabury, 1818 
 Veet scarce, and extremely so in this fine, uncut state. 
 
 1495. SAYVILLE. Historical Sketch of Sayville, L. I., 
 by John Wood, privately printed, 1876 ; Official Report of 
 the Town of Brookhavbn for 1898, Port Jefferson, 1898; 
 Financial Report of the Town of Islip, Bay Shore, 1901; 
 History of the Town of Rivbrhead, Suffolk County, N.Y., 
 by G. Miller, Riverhead, 1876 ; another edition, 1890 ; Fire- 
 men's Association of Patchogub, Patchogue, 18'Jl; and 3 
 others. Together 8 pamphlets and 1 leaflet. (As 9 pieces.) 
 
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 1496. SMITH FAMILIES. Wills of the Smith Families 
 
 of New York and Long Island, 1664-1794. Edited, with ^j;,M 
 
 Genealogical and Historical Notes and Indexes, by W. S. J ^7 
 Pelletreau. Portraits. Square 8vo, cloth. N.Y. 1898 J^ 
 
 No. 59 of 340 copies printed. 
 
 1497. SOUTHAMPTON. The Early History of South- 
 ampton (1640-1800) ; with Genealogies. By G. R. Howells. 
 
 Post 8vo, half roan. N.Y. 1866 3L.OxJ 
 
 1498. Second edition (of the same), enlarged. 8vo, 
 
 cloth. Albany, 1887 -\^ '^•J 
 
 1499. Records of the Town of Southampton. Both 
 
 series: (1639-1666 [and] 1660-1717). Transcribed, with X.<0 
 Notes, other Historical Documents and Introduction, by ^' ^ 
 
 W. S. Pelletreau. 2 vols. 8vo, half bound. 
 
 Sag Harbor, ] 874-77 
 Bound with the above is the scarce " Patent of the Town of 
 Southampton," published by authority of the Town at Sag ^-^wfi^ 
 
 Harbor, 1835. Paper covers, uncut (some leaves water-stained; 
 cover of one volume loose ; blank corner of title-page of first 
 volume clipped). 
 
 1500. When Southampton and Southold were Set- 
 tled. By G. R. Howells. Royal 8vo, half morocco, gilt 
 bands (14 pp.). Albany, 1882 
 
 1501. Addresses delivered at the 250th Celebration 
 
 of the Settlement of Southampton (in 1640), June 12, 1890. 
 Portrait. 8vo, half morocco, gilt back. Sag-Harbor, 1890 
 
 1502. SOUTHOLD. Griffin's Journal: First Settlers of 
 Southold, the names of the Heads of those Families, being 
 
 only thirteen at the time of their landing, first proprietors of ^^<y^ 
 Orient (etc.), by Augustus Griffin. [Edited, with index of 
 names, by J. O. Terry.] Post 8vo, cloth. Orient, L. I. ,1857 
 
 1503. Town of Southold : Personal Indexes prior to 
 
 1698 and Index of 1698. Text printed in 12mo on 4to paper, jj _- •■ 
 leaving blank half sheets for emendations. Oblong 4to, /*^0 
 half roxburghe. N. Y. 1868 ' 
 
 With the above is: " The Old Settlers of Southold, by G. R. 
 Howells," 8vo, paper covers (N. Y. 1894). 
 
 1504. History of Southold, L. I. (1640-1740), by 5 «Vn 
 
 Rev. Epher Whitaker. Front, and full Index. Post 8vo, ■^' ^^ 
 cloth. Southold: Printed for the author, 188I 
 
 1505. Town Records of Southold, with Introduction 
 
 [by E. Whitaker], and Notes by J. Wickham Case. Large '^^X4 
 folding map. 2 vols. 8vo, half morocco, gilt backs and 
 tops, uncut. Southold, 1882 
 
 1606. Celebration of the 260th Anniversary of the 
 
 Formation of the Town and the Church of Southold, L. I., *^«S~" 
 August 27th, 1890. 8vo, cloth. Southold, 1890 
 
 See also Lot 1513. 
 
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 1507. SPORTING SCENES and Sundry Sketches: being 
 the miscellaneous writings of J. Cypress, Jr. (W. P Hawes). 
 Edited by Frank Forester (H. W. Herbert). 4 engraved 
 sporting scenes. 2 vols. 12mo, cloth. N. Y. 1843 
 
 1508. SUFFOLK COUNTY. Portraits and Biographical 
 Sketches of representative Citizens. Numerous full-page 
 portraits. Thick 4to, morocco, gilt edges. N. Y. 1896 
 
 1509. T[ERRY] (J. O.) Poems, chiefly depicting the 
 Scenery and illustrating the Manners and Customs of the 
 Ancient and Present Inhabitants of Long-Island. 13mo, 
 cloth. N. Y. 1850 
 
 1510. [THOMPSON (A. G.)] Report on the Wild Lands 
 of Long Island. Map. 8vo, half cloth. N. Y. 1860 
 
 1511. THOMPSON (BENJAMIN F.) History of Long 
 Island from its Discovery and Settlement to the present time. 
 With Notices of numerous Individuals and Families. Second 
 edn., greatly enlarged. Portrait, map, and 16 plates. 2 vols. 
 8vo, half calf, gilt backs (titles foxed). N. Y. 1843 
 
 1513. VANDERBILT (GERTRUDE L.) The Social His- 
 tory of Flatbush, and the Manners and Customs of the Dutch 
 Settlers in Kings County. Post 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1881 
 
 1513. WELLS FAMILY. William Wells of Southold 
 (L. I.) and his Descendants, 1638-1878, by C. W. Hayes. 
 Front., etc. 8vo, half morocco, gilt back. Buffalo, 1878 
 
 1514. WILLIAMSBURGH. History of the City of Will- 
 iamsburgh, by Samuel Reynolds. Plan. 13mo, half morocco, 
 gilt back and top, uncut, by Stikeman. Williamsburgh,1853 
 
 1515. WOOD (SILAS). Sketch of the Geography of the 
 Town of Huntington, with a brief History of its First Settle- 
 ment and Political Condition to the End of the Revolution. 
 8vo, half morocco, uncut (80 pp.). Wash. 1834 
 
 Scarce. Interesting copy, having inserted at end of volume 
 long newspaper articles (" Huntington Bulletin," etc.) on the 
 History and Antiquities of Huntington and Smithtown, neatly 
 mounted on eight leaves heavy paper. 
 
 1516. Sketch of the First Settlement of Several 
 
 Towns on Long Island, with their Political Condition to the 
 End of the American Revolution. Edited, with additions, 
 by A. J. Spooner. Portrait and photographs, besides maps, 
 colored plates, and. netvspaper clippings laid in. 4to, mo- 
 rocco, gilt back, sides and edges. 
 
 Brooklyn: Furman Club, 1865 
 One of 50 copies only on Large Paper. 
 
 1517. YAPHANK as It Is and Was : Its Prominent Men 
 and their Times. By L. B. Homan. Portraits, etc. 8vo, 
 cloth. [N. Y. 1875] 
 
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 1518 LOSSING (BENSON J.) The American Centen- 
 ary : a History of the Progress of the Republic, 1776-1876. Afe- 
 Very numerous fine full-page views engraved on steel. Stout '^^ ' 
 4to, half morocco, gilt bands. Phil. [1870] 
 
 1519. Our Country: a Household History from the 
 
 Discovery of America to the Present Time. Over 500 illusts. ^ 
 
 on steel and wood by P. 0. C. Darlby. 3 vols. 4to, half ''**?»• 
 
 morocco, gilt backs, gilt edges. N. Y. 1877-78 
 
 1530. LOVER (SAMUEL). The Low Back'd Car. W ' <>% 
 
 photogravures and 12 fine vignettes engraved on wood by 
 C. H. Reed, all from draiuings by Wm, McGrath. 4to, '- ^^'O 
 ^'^otli. Phil. 1890 
 
 1521. Life of Samuel Lover : Artistic, Literary and 
 
 Musical, with his unpublished Papers and Correspondence. . 4V> 
 By Bayle Bernard. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1874 
 
 1523. LOVES of Carmi and Iphis: a Novel. 12mo, half 
 calf, gilt backs, by Larkins. Lond. 1762 • ^•S~~ 
 
 1523. LOWE (ROBT. W.) A Biographical Account of 
 
 English Theatrical Literature, from the Earliest Times. 
 
 8vo, cloth, uncut. N. Y. 1888 
 
 No. 63 of only 150 copies for America. Only 350 copies 
 printed. 
 
 1524. Another copy. No. 135 of 350 copies. 2,1-^ — 
 
 1525. LOWELL (J. R.) Poetical Works. Portrait and 
 numerous illusts. 8vo, half light calf, gilt back. 
 
 Bost. : Riverside Press, 1880 
 
 1526. LUCAS (S.) Charters of the Old English Colonies 
 in America; with an Introduction and Notes. 8vo, half 
 morocco, gilt backs. Lond. : Parker, 1850 
 
 Includes the three Virginia Charters, the five New England 
 Charters, Proprietary Charters of Maryland, Carolinas, Penn- 
 sylvania and Delaware ; also Charters of New York and New 
 Jersey, and of Georgia. 
 
 1527. LUDLOW (N. M.) Dramatic Life as I Have 
 Found It. Personal Experiences in the West and South; /, /<\ 
 with Anecdotes and Biographical Sketches. Portrait {in- 
 serted). Thick Bvo, original cloth. St. Louis, 1880 
 
 1528. LUMLEY (BENJ.) Reminiscences of the Opera. 
 By Benj. Lumley, 20 Years' Director of Her Majesty's . 
 Theatre. First edn. Portrait. Thick 8vo, original cloth, /- ^O 
 uncut. Lond. 1864 
 
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 1529. LUTHER (MARTIN). Choice Fragments from 
 the Table Talk of Dr. Martin Luther. 12mo, half morocco, 
 gilt back and top, uncut. Lond. 1832 
 
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 1530. LYTTON (LORD). Novels. The Lord Lytton 
 
 j^ Edn. Fronts. 25 vols, post 8vo, half light calf, gilt backs, 
 
 double labels in red and blue, contents lettered. Phil. 1886 
 
 1531. Life, Letters, and Literary Remains of Edward 
 
 Bulwer, Lord Lytton. By his Son. Library edn. Por- 
 traits and plates. 3 vols. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1883 
 
 1532. Another copy. 
 
 1533. LYTTON (ROSINA, LADY). Life, with numer- 
 ous Extracts from her MS. Autobiography, and other Orig- 
 
 inal Documents. By L. Devey. Portrait. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Lond. 1817 
 Published to vindicate the memory of Lady Lytton. 
 
 * VT 1534. McAllister (WARD), society as I have Found 
 
 '^'* It. Portrait. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. [1890] 
 
 1535. McCABE (JAMES D. ) Paris by Sunlight and Gas- 
 light; or, The Mysteries and Miseries, the Virtues, the 
 , U^ Vices, and the Crimes of the City of Paris. Over 150 illusts. 
 
 ' by Dore, Fichot, and others. 8vo, cloth. Phil. 1869 
 
 Published for subscribers only, 
 
 f- 1536. McCarthy (JUSTIN H.) Reminiscences. Por- 
 
 *• trait. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1899 
 
 1537. McCULLOUGH (JOHN). Memorial, Biography, 
 
 7 Orations, and Poems by William Winter, Harry Edwards, 
 
 P Steele Mackaye, etc. Portrait and plates. Royal 8vo, cloth. 
 
 N. Y. 1889 
 
 1538. MACFARLANE (C.) Lives and Exploits of Ban- 
 ditti and Robbers in All Parts of the World. H plates. 
 
 I*i^ 2 vols, post 8vo, half calf, gilt backs and tops, uncut, by 
 
 Larkins. Lond. 1833 
 
 1539. American edn. Containing an Account of 
 
 &^ Blackbeard and Kid. 12mo, half morocco (a few leaves 
 
 ' * water-stained). Phil. 1833 
 
 1540. MACKAY (CHARLES). Memoirs of Extraordi- 
 nary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds. 2 vols, 
 post 8vo, half morocco, gilt backs and tops, uncut, by 
 Larkins. Lond. 1852 
 
 1541. Through the Long Days; or. Memorials of a 
 
 Literary Life during Half a Century. Portraits. 2 vols, 
 post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1887 
 
 1542. McKAY (F.E.) AND WINGATE (C. E. L.) Famous 
 American Actors of To-Day. Portraits. Post 8vo, cloth. 
 
 N. Y. [1896] 
 
 1543. [MACKENZIE (ALEX. SLIDELL).] Spain Re- 
 visited. 2 vols, post 8vo, half calf (rubbed). Lond. 1836 
 
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 1544. MACKENZIE (LIEUT. -GENERAL SIR COLIN). 
 Storms and Sunshine of a Soldier's Life, 1835-1881. Por- 
 trait. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. Edinburgh, 1884 
 
 Relates largely to the Indian Mutiny. 
 
 1545. MACKENZIE (W. L.) Life and Opinions of , Jt 
 Benj'n Franklin Butler and Jesse Hoyt. 8vo, cloth (ink- 
 spots on title). Bost. 1845 
 
 1546. MACKLIN (CHARLES). Memoirs, principally «v 
 compiled from his Own Papers, and containing his Criti- ' ^^ 
 cisms and Anecdotes of his Contemporaries. By J. T. 
 KiEKMAN. Portrait. 3 vols. 8vo, calf (one volume cracked 
 at joint, portrait foxed). Lond. 1799 
 
 1547. Memoirs of Charles Macklin, Comedian, with -^ r^*" 
 
 the Characters, Manners, Anecdotes, etc., of the Age in ^-^y^ 
 which he Lived ; forming a History of the Stage . . . and a **"* * 
 
 List of the Parts *la^ed by Him. Portrait. 8vo, half ^ 
 calf, gilt top, uncutr* Lond. 1804 • 
 
 First edition. Fine copy. Written by Wm. Cooke, whose 
 name appears in the Second edition. Autograph of Geo. Ste- 
 phenson faintly written on title. 
 
 1548. MACLAY (E. S.) History of the United States tJX, 
 Navy, from 1775 to 1895. JfJi- full-page plates of naval en- 
 gagements and many illustrations in the text. 3 vols, ex- 
 tended TO 4 VOLS, hy the insertion {and inlaying where 
 necessary) of 183 additional portraits and plates, on 
 copper, steel and wood, comprising 115 portraits {some « 
 PROOFS on Japan paper) , I'd views aneti^-^lates of nattk eh- • ^ 
 gagements, some colored. 4 vols, stout 8vo, three-quarter 
 red levant morocco extra, gilt tops, uncut, with specially -ij"^ 
 printed title-pages. N.Y. 1895 
 
 Fine and very interesting copy. 
 
 1549. MACLISE PORTRAIT GALLERY of Illustrious 
 Literary Characters, with Memoirs. By "Wm. Bates. 85 
 portraits. Crown 8vo, half calf, uncut. Lond. 1883 
 
 1550. MACMILLAN (ALEX'R). A Night with the 
 Yankees: a Lecture. 8vo, paper covers, uncut (60 pp.), ,/Q 
 (front wrapper torn, but perfect). 
 
 [Bost.: Privately printed, 1868] 
 
 1551. MACRAE (DAVID). The Americans at Home. 
 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. Edinburgh, 1870 _ _2' 
 
 1552. MACREADY (WILLIAM C.) Reminiscences and 
 Selections from his Diary and Letters. By Sir Frederick 
 Pollock. Four portraits on steel. Stout post 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Lond. 1875 ;^0 
 
 1553. Macready as I Knew Him, by Lady Pollock; VH « 
 
 William Charles Macready, by William Archer. 2 vols. ,^J^ 
 post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1885-90 
 
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 tLf" 1554. William Charles Macready. By William 
 
 t* Archer. Post 8vo, half cloth, uncut. N.Y. 1890 
 
 1555. Catalogue of the Library of William Charles 
 
 Macready, sold at auction (at Christie's) July 8, 1873 (partly 
 priced). 8vo, half morocco. Lond. 1873 
 
 1556. McVICKAR (J. H.) The Press, the Pulpit and 
 the Stage. Portrait. 8 vo, cloth. Chicago, lb83 
 
 1557. MADDAN (R. R.) Phantasmata; or, Illusions 
 and Fanaticisms of Protean Forms productive of Great 
 Evils. First and best edn. Fronts. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Scarce. Lond. 1857 
 
 1558. Another copy. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth (faded; 
 
 stamp on title and frontispiece). 
 
 N.Y. 1851 
 
 
 M » 1559. Another edition. &l/u^ 
 
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 1560. MADISON (JAMES). [Life of] James Madison. 
 By S. H. Gay. Extra-illustrated with '25 fine portraits, 
 some being proofs before letters, besides S proof vi- 
 gnettes on India paper. Post 8vo, three-quarter light-blue 
 levant morocco, gilt back and top, uncut, by Blackwell. 
 
 Bost.: Riverside Press, 1885 
 
 1561. MAGOON (E. L.) Orators of American Revolu- 
 
 tion. 6 lithograph jiortra^s. Stout post 8vo, cloth. N.Y.1849 
 
 ^ 'rJ?l I^*n^nMp"^')*^ee^es of the Manners and 
 
 Mm Customs of London, from the Koman Invasion to 1700. 18 
 
 MO engravings on copper, including the 12 plates of costume. 3 
 
 vols. 8vo, boards, uncut. Lond. 1811 
 
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 1563. MALIBRAN (MADAME M. F.) Memoirs of Mme. 
 Malibran de Beriot and Monsieur de Beriot. With a brief 
 Biographical Notice of Sefior Garcia. By An Amateur. Por- 
 trait of Malibran as '■^ Fidelio." 12mo, half morocco, gilt 
 back and top, by Pratt. Lond. [1836] 
 
 Scarce. 
 
 1564. Memoirs of Madame Malibran ; by the Coun- 
 tess de Merlin and other Intimate Friends. Portrait on 
 India Paper. 2 vols, post 8vo, half calf. Lond. 1840 
 
 Inserted is the rare play-bill of the First Night of the 
 Opera "La Sonnambula " in England (at Drury Lane Thea- 
 tre, May 1, 1831), in which Madame Malibran made her First 
 Appearance in England, singing Aminia. 
 
 1565. Memoirs and Letters of Madame Malibran; 
 
 with Notices of the Progress of the Musical Drama in 
 England. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. Phil. 1840 
 
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 1566. MANSEL (ROBERT, of the Theatres Royal York 
 and Hull). Free Thoughts upon Methodists, Actors and 
 
 the Influence of the Stage; with Introductory Letters to >:Vo 
 
 Mrs. of Glamorganshire. 8vo, morocco, gilt back 
 
 and top, uncut. Hull, 1814 
 
 1567. MAPLESON MEMOIRS (THE). 1848-1888. By ^ 
 J. H. Mapleson. Portrait. 3 vols. 8vo, cloth, uncut (library '*f^ 
 label removed from covers). Lond. 1888 '♦"\4 - 
 
 The experiences of an Impresario on both sides of the Atlan- 
 tic for 30 years ; played with his company at the old Academy 
 of Music in New York in 1876. 
 
 1568. MARETZEK (MAX). Crotchets and Quavers; or ~ C^ 
 Revelations of an Opera Manager in America. Post 8vo, 
 
 cloth. N. Y. 1855 
 
 1569. MARGUERITE OP NAVARRE. The Fortunate 
 Lovers: Twenty-seven Novels, transl. by Arthur Machen. 
 Edited, with Selections from the Heptameron, Notes, etc., 
 by A. M. P. Robinson. Etched front. 8vo, cloth (title 
 foxed). Lond. 1887 
 
 
 
 1570. MARLBOROUGH (SARAH, DUCHESS OP). 
 Private Correspondence illustrative of the Court and Times ^S^ 
 of Queen Anne ; with Sketches of her Contemporaries. Por- ' ■ * 
 traits 2 vols. 8vo, half morocco (margin of one portrait ^ > 
 water-stained). Lond. 1838 
 
 1571. MARLOWE (CHRISTOPHER). Christopher Mar- . 
 lowe. Outlines of his Life and Works, by J. G. Lewis. 8vo, /•'^<D 
 half calf. Lond. 1891 ' *;" 
 
 No. 75 of only 450 copies printed. 
 
 1573. MARRY AT (CAPT. F.) Works. Portrait. 2 
 vols, in 1, thick roj'al 8vo, sheep. (Over 1400 double-col- 'r'^ 
 umn pages.) Phil. 1843 
 
 1573. Novels and Tales ; edited, with Introductions, 
 
 etc. , by R. Brimley Johnson. Numerous etchings on Japan p/- 
 vellum paper by Ayton Symington, Downing and others. sjDO 
 34 vols. 8vo, cloth, original cloth, gilt backs and tops, uncut. v» ♦ 
 
 Lond.: Dent, 1896-97 
 No. 161 of the Hand-Made Paper Edition. 
 
 1574. Life and Letters of Captain Marryat ; byFlor- ^ Xgt 
 
 ence Marryat. 3 vols, post 8vo, half morocco, gilt backs 
 
 and tops, uncut. N. Y. 1873 ^ 
 
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 1575. Another copy, half calf (rubbed; text some- *^<P 
 
 what discolored). 
 
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 1576. MARSHALL (THOMAS). Lives of the most 
 celebrated Actors and Actresses (the Macreadys, Mr. and 
 Mrs. Mathews, J. Wallack, Mrs. Bunn, Miss Hartley, Miss 
 Woolgar, Robert Keeley, etc.). Woodcut portraits in char- 
 acter. Post 8vo, cloth. Lond. [1847] 
 
 This valuable little book is becoming very scarce. See Lowe. 
 
 1577. MARSTON (WESTLAND). A Life's Ransom 
 (with four other Plays by the same author). Post 8vo, 
 half morocco. Lond., n. d. 
 
 From the Cousens Library, with Book-plate. One of the 
 plays — Pure Gold — is a presentation copy, with autograph in- 
 SCEIPTION "F. W. Cousens, Esq., with kind compliments of West- 
 land Marston." 
 
 1578. MARTIAL. Salis Epigrammatum; being the 
 Choicest Disticks of Martial's Fourteen Books of Epi- 
 grams . . . Made English by James Wright. 13mo, 
 crimson straight-grained morocco, panelled gilt back and 
 sides, gilt edges, by Larkins. 
 
 Lond. : Printed by T. R. for Chr. Eccleston, 1663 
 Very rare. Wormholes in blank corner of last few lines 
 but A FINE AND LARGE COPY, with some rougJi leaves. 
 
 1579. MARTIN (FRAXgOIS-XAVIER). The History of 
 If4' , ;{p"tf Louisiana, from the earliest period. 2 vols. 8vo, half dark 
 
 green levant morocco, gilt tops and backs, by Bradstrebt's. 
 
 New Orleans, 1827-29 
 Fine copy op this rare and valuable work. Large 
 margins. 
 
 1580. History of North Carolina, from the Earliest 
 
 Period. 2 vols. 8vo, half olive levant morocco, gilt top, 
 UNCUT, by Alfred Matthews. New Orleans, 1829 
 
 Rare, and especially so in this uncut state, this copy having 
 been bound from the original boards. Has both the rare half- 
 titles. 
 
 1581. MARTINEAU (HARRIET). Autobiography; ed- 
 ited by M. W. Chapman. Portraits and plates. 2 vols. 8vo, 
 cloth. Bost. 1877 
 
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 1582. MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS. Detection of Mary 
 Queen of Scots concerning the Murder of her Husband, and 
 her Conspiracy, Adultery and pretended Marriage with Earl 
 Bothwell. By George Buchanan, transl. from the Latin 
 (of 1572). Front, containing portrait of the Queen. 8vo, 
 calf, rebacked neat (edge of portrait and title waterstained). 
 
 [Lond. :] Printed in the Year 1721 
 
 158.3. [MARYLAND.] Rob of the Bowl (an Historical 
 Novel of Colonial Maryland). By J. P. Kennedy. Portrait. 
 Post 8vo, cloth. Phil. 1861 
 
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 1584. MASON (R. OSGOOD). Sketches and Impressions, 
 Musical, Theatrical and Social, 1799-1885, from the After- j^; 
 Dinner Talk of Thomas Goodwin. Extra-illtjsteated "*^ 
 hy the inseriion of 67 portraits, 29 plates, autograph letters, 
 playbills, etc. 3 vols. 13mo, half calf, gilt backs and tops, 
 uncut. Lond. 1S87 
 
 Large Paper Edition. The inserted illustrations include 
 PORTRAITS of Miss Do Camp (Thespian Magazine), Miss Bolton 
 by De "Wilde (1807), Holman, by Townley (1813), Barry and .,,^ 
 
 Garrick (Prologues and Epilogues), Miss Carew by Woolnoth, 
 Napoleon by Fremy, J. B. Booth as Richard III. , etc. ; Scenes 
 AND Views, including 16 views in New York, autograph 
 LETTER SIGNED FROM THE AUTHOR in reference to the book; 
 
 4 pp. 8vo AUTOGRAPH NOTE SIGNED from W. C. MaCREADY, 
 
 2 pp. 13mo, advertisements, newspaper clippings relating to 
 Max Meretzek, etc., etc. 
 
 1585. MASSACHUSETTS. Austin (G. L.) History of 
 Massachusetts from 1620 to 1876. Front, of the evacuation A^^ 
 of Boston and 7 portraits, all engraved on steel. Royal 8vo, 
 half morocco, gilt back, 578 pp. Bost. 1876 
 
 1586. Do. Another copy in publisher's half roan. x c~ 
 
 1587. Barber (J. W.) Historical Corrections relat- 
 ing to the History and Antiquities of every Town in Mas- 
 sachusetts. Map, view of Boston and 200 full-page and 
 smaller views on wood. 8vo, calf (slightly cracked at joint). 
 
 Worcester, 1841 
 
 1588. Felt (Joseph B.) Annals of Salem. Por- 
 traits, etc. 2 vols, post Svo, cloth. Salem, 1845-49 //. ^jS^ 
 
 Presentation copy, with the author's autograph inscrip- 
 tion in both volumes. 
 
 1589. Hunter (Joseph). Collections concerning the / t^ T^ 
 
 Founders of New Plymouth Colony. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1854 '» Xo 
 
 Scarce. 
 
 1590. Lewis (Alonzo). The History of Lynn. View 
 
 at Nahant and 2 other plates. 8vo, blue morocco, gilt 
 bands. Bost. 1829 
 
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 1591. Salem. Old and New Salem (its Historical 
 
 and Literary Associations); with the Story of the Salem ''*^ 
 
 Witchcraft. By Mrs. H. D. Kimball. Numerous illusts. '- /O 
 Square post Svo, cloth. Bost. 1892 
 
 1593. Young (Alex.) Chronicles of the First 
 
 Planters of the Colony of Massachusetts Bay, from 1623 to • - ■^ 
 1636. Now first collected from Original Records and MSS., *^Oo 
 and edited, with Notes. Portrait. 8vo, cloth. Bost. 1846 
 
 ]593. 4^. «feM»iJMPi»copy in cloth. ^Portrait and 
 
 title spotted.) Ct^i^/^*^ •^r^ (hlfrU^TUXU^ A Ms 
 
 See also under Boston, Sai)em Witchcb(|lft, and American ^'*' <■* 
 Revolution. 
 
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 1594. MASSET (S. C.) "Drifting About"; or, What 
 "Jeems Pipes of Pipesville" saw-and-did. Humorous 
 illusts. by Muller. Post 8vo, cloth (faded). N. Y. 1863 
 
 1595. MATHEWS (CHARLES). Memoirs of the Youth- 
 ful Days of Charles Mathews, colored portrait; Sketches of 
 Mr. Mathews' Celebrated Trip to America, folding colored 
 plate iy Robt. Ceuikshank; Theatrical Olio, or Actor's 
 Way and Means, portrait and S colored portraits in char- 
 acter by RoBT. Ceuikshank ; Sketches of Mr. Mathews' 
 Invitations, folding colored plate by Robt. Ceuikshank-, 
 Selections from Mr. Mathews' celebrated Memorandum 
 Book, folding colored plate by Robeet Ceuikshank ; Mr. 
 Mathews' New Entertainment entitled the Home Cir- 
 cuit, folding plate ; Sketch of Mr. Mathews' Celebrated 
 Trip lo Paris, folding colored plate by Robt. Ceuik- 
 shank. Together 6 vols. Half light calf, gilt backs, by 
 Larkins. [Lond. 182^-28} 
 
 Fine copies of these remarkable produotions. 
 
 1596. Mathews Gallbet. Catalogue Raisonnee of 
 
 Mr. Mathews' Gallery of Theatrical Portraits, forming a 
 nearly complete Dramatic Record from 1659 down to the 
 present time. Now exhibited at the Queen's Bazaar, Oxford 
 Street. With an Essay and Notes by Charles Lamb. 4to, 
 unbound. Lond. 1833- 
 
 Very scarce. 
 
 1597. Memoirs of Charles Mathews. By Mrs. 
 
 / Si* Mathews. 17 portraits and plates, mcludi7ig the 4- double-page 
 
 ' ' tinted plates of scenes from Mathews' Dramas, often lacking. 
 
 4 vols. 8vo, cloth. Fine copy. Lond. 1839 
 
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 1598. Forgotten Facts in [Mrs. Mathews'] Memoirs 
 
 of Charles Mathews. By S. J. Aenold. 8vo, half light 
 calf, gilt back and top, by Blackwell (title a little dust- 
 soiled). Lond. 1839 
 
 From Augustin Daly's collection. Presentation copy to J. P. 
 Harley the eminent comedian, with the authors autograph 
 inscription. This scarce pamphlet of 53 pages was written as a 
 Reply to Mrs. Mathews' strictures, contained in the "Memoirs" 
 upon Arnold's management of Mathews' Entertainments. 
 
 1599. Life and Correspondence of Charles Mathews, 
 
 the Elder, by Mrs. Mathews. New edn., by Edmund Yates. 
 Post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1860 
 
 1600. MATHEWS (CHARLES JAMES). „.Lifeof Charles 
 James Mathews, chiefly Autobiographical. Edited by 
 Charles Dickens. 4- portraits and a drawing of Mathews 
 in " Patter v. Clatter.'' 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1879 
 
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 1601. MATHEWS (MRS.) Anecdotes of Actors. 8vo, 
 cloth. Lond. 1844 
 
 Includes: Fawcett, Holland and Kemble, Munden, Cooke in /. «>«r> 
 America, Talma, Mrs. Jordan and Miss Pope, Master Betty, 
 Mathews at Brighton, Theodore Hook's Hoaxes, Bachelors' 
 Wives, etc., etc. 
 
 1603. Tea-Table Talk, Ennobled Actresses and other ^ 
 
 Miscellanies. 3 vols, half russia. Lond. 1857 ' jO 
 
 1603. MATHEWS (JOHN). Bow, Wow! Bow! Life and 
 Theatrical Career of John Mathews, Swordsman, Showman, 
 Dogman and Pantomimist. The Three Parts complete. 
 Interleaved copy, wiih MS. Notes and extra-illusts. 
 {portraits, views and playbills). Post 8vo, half roan. 
 
 Lond. [1866] 
 Charles Hindley's copy, with MS. Notes in his handwriting 
 on interleaved pages. The extra-illustrations include 31 
 portraits (chiefly published by Skelt), 5 views, and 12 playbills 
 (incuding First Night of "Dark Shadows," Mathews as Mura 
 Zoolah, Victoria Theatre, April 13,1857; 11 playbills of Prim- 
 rose Theatre, Leeds, 1849-1854, including Farewell Benefit of 
 Miss Payne, Benefits of Taylor, etc. 
 
 1604. MATSELL(G. W.— Chief of Police). Vocabulum; , ^^ 
 or. The Rogue's Lexicon. Portrait. 12mo, cloth. 
 
 N. Y. [1859] 
 
 1605. MATTHEW (JAMES E.) Popular History of s ~j 
 Music, Musical Instruments, Ballet and Opera. 137 illusts. I ' /^ 
 4to, cloth. Lond. 1888 
 
 1606. MATTHEWS (J. BRANDER). French Dramatists 
 
 of the 19th Century. First edn. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1881 '/€> 
 
 1607. MATURIN (CHARLES ROBERT). Melmoth the 
 Wanderer. Edited, with a Memoir and a Bibliography. 3 ' J'X.y 
 vols, post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1842 /g. 
 
 1608. MAUDE (CYRIL). The Haymarket Theatre: some ^ , 
 Records and Reminiscences. Colored fronts, and many l-0^Cf 
 portraits and plates. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1903 
 
 1609. MAUPAS (M. DE). TheStory of the Coupd'Etat. 
 Transl., with Notes, by Albert D. Vandam. 3 vols, in 1. -«>o 
 Thick post 8vo, original cloth, uncut. Lond. 1884 
 
 1610. MAYHEW (A.) A Jorum of "Pnnch": being p 
 the Early History of " The London Charivari." Illusts. .^r£)(l. 
 Square post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1895 \ 
 
 1611. MEADOWS (KENNY). Heads of the People; or, 
 Portraits of the English, with Original Essays by [W. M. 
 Thackeray, Douglas Jerrold, Leigh Hunt, etc.]. Illusts. by . 1^ 
 Xenny Meadoius. Royal 8vo, cloth. Phil. 1841 
 
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 1612. MEDBURY (J. K.), Men and Mysteries of Wall 
 Street, illusts., Bost. 1870; Personals, or Perils of the 
 Period, by J. Hertford, /roni!. , N. Y. 1870; Transatlantic 
 Sketches, by Henry James, Bost. 1875; My Thirty Years 
 Out of the Senate, by Major Jack Downing, N. Y. 1859; and 
 8 others. Together 12 vols. Post 8vo, cloth. 
 
 1613. MEIGNAN (VICTOR). From Paris toPekin over 
 Siberian Snows. Transl. from the French by W. Conn. 
 Map and numerous illusts. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1885 
 
 1614. MEINHOLD (WILLIAM). Sidonia the Sorceress, 
 the Destroyer of the Ducal House of Pomerania; [and] 
 Mary Schweidler, the Amber Witch. 2 vols, post 8vo, gilt 
 cloth. Lond. 1894 
 
 1615. [MELLON (HARRIET).] The Secret Memoirs of 
 Harriet Pumpkin, a Celebrated Actress, from her infancy 
 to her seduction of, and subsequent marriage with, a 
 Banker (etc.). By A Ghost of Old Ralph!!! 12mo, half 
 roan, uncut. Lond. [1825] 
 
 Very scarce, most of the copies of this scurrilous libel on 
 Miss Mellon (Duchess of St. Albans) having been bought up 
 and destroyed. The publishers were fined /1. 000 and impris- 
 oned for two years. With a MS. note relating to the book by 
 Charles Kirkpatilck Sharpe. 
 
 I 1616. Memoirs of Miss Mellon, afterwards Duchess 
 
 1,1^ of St. Albans. By Mrs. C. Barron-Wilson. 2 vols. 8vo, 
 
 cloth. Lond. 1887 
 
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 1617. MEN OF THE TIME: a Dictionary of Contempo- 
 \q raries. Thick post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1887 
 
 1618. MENDOZA (D. H. DE). Life and Adventures of 
 Lazarillo di Tormes, transl. from the Spanish by Thomas 
 Roscoe; Life and Adventures of Guzman d'Alfarache, or 
 
 1([P the Spanish Rogue, by Matteo Aleman, transl. from the 
 
 French edn. of Le Sage by J. H. Brady. 8 original etchings 
 by R. de Los Bios. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1881 
 
 n 1619. MENKEN (ADAH ISAACS). The Life and Re- 
 
 w»irp markable Career of Adah Isaacs Menken, the Celebrated 
 Actress. Edited by G. L. Barclay. Illust. 8vo, half mo- 
 rocco. Phil. [1868] 
 
 1620. Infelicia. Facsimile of the Dickens letters, 
 
 and numerous illusts. by F. O. O. Darley. 8vo, cloth, gilt 
 top, uncut. Phil. 1888 
 
 
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 1621. MERYDEW (J. T.) Love Letters of Famous Men 
 
 1 1 _ and Women of the Past and Present Century. Portraits. 
 
 • H*^ 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1888 
 
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 1622. MEW (JAMES). Types from Spanish Story; or, 
 
 The Old Manners and Customs of Castile. S6 proof etch- x *-^ 
 %ngs lij B. De Los Eios. Royal 8vo, ornamental gilt cloth, *■ ' "'^>' 
 gilt top, uncut. Lond. 1884 
 
 1623. MICROCOSM (The): a Periodical Work. By 
 
 Gregory GrifBn. Portraits of Canning aud J. H. Frere. £- 
 
 Complete in 2 vols. 12mo, half morocco, gilt backs. (Por- ' * "^ 
 
 traits a little foxed.) Windsor, 1809 
 
 Written by J. Smith, George Canning, J. H. Frere, Capel 
 Loft, and other Etonians. 
 
 1624. MILLAIS (J. G.) Life and Letters of Sir John / % ^j , 
 Everett Millais. By his Son. PoHrait and S15 full-page <i / ^^ 
 and smaller illusts. from Millais'' portraits and other paint- 
 
 ings and drawings. 2 vols, royal 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1899 -. 
 
 1625. MILLER (DAVID PRINCE— of the Adelphi Thea- '' ■** ' 
 tre, Glasgow). The Life of a Showman; with Managerial a , P 
 Struggles. 12mo, cloth (title discolored). Lond. 1849 ^-*^^ \. 
 
 1626. MILLINGEN (J. G.) Curiosities of Medical Ex- 
 perience. 8vo, half calf, gilt back and top, uncut, by Lar- 
 kins. Lond. 1839 
 
 1627. History of Duelling, from the Earliest Period 
 
 to the Present. 2 vols. 8vo, half morocco, gilt bands. 
 
 See also Stbinmetz. Lond. 1841 
 
 
 1628. MILLS (JOHN" HENRY). Poetical Trifles. Origi- ■ 
 
 NAL EDN. 12mo, paper (130 pp.). Bait. 1808 f .^^ 
 
 Rare. The author made his debut in Baltimore as " Bob '' 
 
 Tyke" in 1806. Includes " Farewell Address spoken by Mrs. 
 Woodham, Nov. 3, 1807, at Theatre Baltimore," and other i, 
 pieces of local interest. 
 
 1629. MILNES (RICHARD MONCKTON— Lord Hough- 
 ton). Memorials of a Tour in Greece, chiefly poetical, por- 
 trait, 1834; Poems, First EDN. , 2 vols, (privately printed), ^ ^^ 
 1838; Poetry for the People, and other Poems, 1840. 4 vols. -«»« 
 post 8vo, half calf. Lond. : Moxon, 1834-40 
 
 The two last-mentioned works are Presentation Copies, 
 with the author's inscriptions. 
 
 1630. MILTON (JOHN). Paradise Lost [and] Paradise 
 Regain'd ; to which is added Samson Agonistes and Poems. ' 
 From the Text of Thomas Newton [with] a Life of Milton. Z, 1--I 
 Portrait. 2 vols. 4to, full crimson morocco extra, gilt edges. 
 
 Birmingham, 1758 
 Fine copy of Baskerville's handsomely-printed Edition. 
 
 1631. Paradise Lost. Edited, with Notes, by Rob- 
 ert Vanghan. Numerous full-page illusts. hy Cfustave Dore. I ^y^ 
 4to, half red morocco, gilt bands, gilt edges. N. Y., n. d. **'*^ 
 
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 ntfa -'■^^^" ^I^E^ (H- S.) Orchids: the Royal Family of 
 
 >?J^ Plants. With24 full-page plates, colored from nature. ¥olio, 
 
 ^ full Spanish mottled calf extra, gilt back and edges, by 
 
 JVIacdonald. Bost. 1885 
 
 1633.* MINERVA (The). Edited by George Houston and 
 I JJ -^ James G. Brooks. Vols. I. and II. New Series. From April 
 
 ' *^ 10, 1824, to April 2, 1825. Royal 8vo, half calf. N.Y. 1824 
 
 These early and scarce American literary journals possess a 
 considerable variety of interest — literary and dramatic; for, 
 in addition to the early contributions of American authors, 
 the curious and interesting criticisms of the current American 
 literature, the detailed journals of the American theatres, etc., 
 there will also be found many little-known anecdotes of the 
 English writers of the day, including Byron, Charles Lamb, etc. 
 
 1633. MINOT (G. R.) Continuation of the History of 
 the Province of Massachusetts Bay, from the Year 1748. 
 2 vols. .8vo, half calf. Bost. 1798^1803 
 
 This valuable history was intended as a continuation to 
 Hutchinson's History, which at that time had only been 
 brought down to 1750, and the concluding volume of which 
 was not published until 1838. Minot's History concludes with 
 the year 1765, the author's death leaving the work unfinished. 
 
 1634. [MITCHELL (DONALD G.)] The Lorgnette; or, 
 ^1^ Studies of the Town by an Opera-Goer. Both Series. Fourth 
 
 t '*(^ «dn. (with a Preface now first published). Illusts. hy Darley. 
 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1851 
 
 1635. MITFORD (MARY RUSSELL). Lights and Shad- 
 ows of American Life (including Sketches by J. K. Pauld- 
 ing, Miss Sedgwick, and others). First edn. 3 vols, post 
 8vo, half calf. Lond. 1832 
 
 1636. Recollections of a Literary Life. Portrait. 
 
 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1857 
 
 1637. MODJESKA (HELENA). Madame Modjeska. By 
 Mable Collins. Post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1883 
 
 « So ^^^^- MOERLEIN (G.) A Trip Around the World. Map 
 
 ^ and 110 colored plates. 4to, cloth, gilt edges. Cinn. [1886] 
 
 1639. MOLlfiRE. Dramatic Works. Rendered into Eng- 
 lish by Henri Van Laun. With a Prefatory Memoir, Intro- 
 ductory Notices, Appendices, and Notes [and] the full 
 
 X f series of etchings hy Lalauze. 6 vols, royal 8vo, light pol- 
 ^ ished calf extra, gilt backs, double labels, contents lettered, 
 gilt tops, uncut, by Tout. Edinburgh, 1875-76 
 
 A handsome copy of this fine edition. 
 
 1640. MOLLOY (J. FITZGERALD). Life and Adven- 
 tures of Peg Wof&ngton. Portrait. Extra-illustratbd 
 
 J^lf^ hy the insertion of 58 portraits (including Nell Gwyn, Mrs. 
 
 ^ * Bellamy by Bartolozzi, Mrs. Cibber, Garrick, Pope, Swift, 
 
 Goldsmith, etc., etc.). 2 vols, post 8vo, half morocco, gilt 
 backs and tops, uncut. Lond. 1884 
 
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 1641. Royalty Restored ; or, London under Charles ^ 
 
 II. Etched portrait of Charles 11., iy Grego, and 11 other .vO 
 portraits. 3 vols, p'st 8vo, cloth (library labels removed 
 
 from covers). Lond. 1885 
 
 1 642. Famous Plays : their Histories and their Ail- /, o-o 
 
 thors. Post Svo, cloth. Lond. 1888 
 
 1643. The Most Gorgeous Lady Blessington. Por- 
 trait. 3 vols, post Svo, cloth. Lond. 1896 
 
 1644. The Romance of the Irish Stage, with Pic- 
 tures of the Irish Capital in the ISth Century. Portraits 
 of Mrs. Jordan and Mrs. Abingion. 3 vols, post Svo, cloth. 
 
 N. Y. 1897 
 
 1645. MONCRIEFF (W. T.) Crockery's Misfortunes, a 
 Burletta, performed for the first time July 11, 1821, at the 
 Royal Coburg Theatre, colored portrait of Sloman; Two 
 Wives, a Musical Drama, by John Parry; Mrs. Tibbs, a *• ^'^ 
 Pareetta, by James Thomson; The Actress of all Work, a 
 Comic Sketch, by W. Oxberry ; The Manager in Distress, 
 
 by George Colman (the Elder), fine portrait of Yates en- 
 graved by Beading ; and two other Farces. Bound in one 
 vol. Svo, half calf, gilt bands. Lond. 1830-21 
 
 All fine copies of the Obiginal Issues. A scarce collection. 
 
 1646. MONK (J. H.) Life of Richard Bentley, with An- 
 ecdotes of many Distinguished Characters of his Time. 
 Fine portrait. 2 vols. Svo, cloth. Lond. 1833 
 
 1647. MONTEZ (COUNTESS LOLA). Lectures on Beau- 
 tiful Women. Gallantry, Wits and Women of Paris, etc. , 
 with a fine Autobiography of her Life. Portrait. Post Svo, 
 cloth. Phil. [1858] 
 
 164S. MONTGOMERY (JAMES). Poetical Works. Ed- 
 ited, with a Memoir of the Author, by Rufus W. Griswold. ^•^J'J'^ 
 Portrait and vignette titles. 2 vols, in 1. Thick royal Svo, 
 half calf, gilt. Best. 1860 
 
 1649. MONTHLY MIRROR: reflecting Men and Man- 
 ners. With Strictures on their Epitome, the Stage (from 
 Dec, 1796, to Feb'y, 1811, inclusive). Complete set. 
 With all the numerous very fine portraits of actors, authors, 
 etc., engraved on copper by Ridley and others, besides finely 
 engraved views, etc. 31 vols, bound in 30 vols. Svo, con- 
 temporary half calf binding. Fine copy. Lond. 1795-1811 
 
 Fine, perfect, complete and original sets like the above have 
 become very scaece. 
 
 1650. MONUMENTS AND GRAVES of American Actors 
 
 and Actresses : a Series of 16 Views in heliogravure, includ- jU^ 4yc 
 ing the Graves of Laura Keene, Lester Wallack, Ferdinand 
 Palmo, Constantia Clarke, etc. In portfolio. 
 
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 _ 1651. MOORE (CLEMENT C.) Poems (including "The 
 
 hl.4 Night before Christmas"). First edn. Post 8vo, half 
 
 calf, gilt back. N. Y. 1844 
 
 Scarce. Only a few copies privately printed for friends. 
 
 /V 1652. MOORE (THOMAS). Lalla Rookh, portrait and 
 
 ' ^^ numerous plates ; Lucile, by Owen Meredith, numerous 
 
 plates. 2 vols, square Svo, cloth, gilt. N. Y. 1884-85 
 
 , 165.3. Poetical Works. Collected by Himself. First 
 
 '^1 Collected edn. Portrait and 19 plates by Heath. 10 vols. 
 
 12mo, half calf, backs full gilt. Lond. 1840-41 
 
 1654. Poetical "Works. Portrait and fine engravings 
 
 I 4>jj on steel after Creswick, Kenny Meadows, Maclise and 
 
 CORBOULD. Royal 8vo, stamped morocco, gilt back. 
 
 N. Y. 1860 
 
 1655. Poetical Works, with the Airs of the Irish 
 
 ,*r. Melodies, etc. Edited, with a Memoir, by J. F. Waller. 
 
 ^ Centenary edn. Portraits and very numerous illusts. 4to, 
 
 half calf. Lond., n. d. 
 
 1656. MORIARTY (G. P.) The Paris Law Courts: 
 4^p Sketches of Men and Manners. Transl. from the French 
 
 (of Ben6it-Levy, Albert Bataille and Clemenceau). Very 
 numerous illusts. Svo, cloth. Lond. 1894 
 
 1657. MORLEY (HENRY). Memoirs of Bartholomew 
 Fair. Facsimile illusts. engraved on wood by the Brothers 
 Dalziel. Svo, cloth, half morocco, gilt back and top, un- 
 cut. Lond. 1859 
 
 1658. Journal of a London Playgoer, from 1S51 to 
 
 1866. 12mo, cloth. Lond. 1866 
 
 1659. MORRIS (FELIX). Reminiscences. Portraits. 
 
 I, XT l^'^O' ''^o*^- ^- ^- [1892] 
 
 Autograph of the author and several portraits inserted. 
 With the interior bookplate of Le Roy Kingman. 
 
 1660. MORRIS (CLARA). Life on the Stage; My Per- 
 I lO sonal Experiences and Recollections; Stage Confidences; 
 ' Talks about Players and Play- Acting. Portraits and other 
 
 illusts. 2 vols, post Svo, cloth. N. Y. and Host. 1901-2 
 
 - ,, 1661. MORRIS (G. P.) The Deserted Bride, and other 
 
 ,*)• Poems. First edn. Svo, cloth. N. Y. 1838 
 
 
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 1662. -. — AND WILLIS (N. P.) The Prose and Poetry 
 of Europe and America. Edited, with Notes. Royal Svo, 
 tP cloth. N. Y. 1848 
 
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 1663. MOTT (PROF. VALENTINE). Memoir of the 
 
 Life and character of Prof. Valentine Mott. By Dr. yi~g% 
 
 Samuel W. Francis. 4to, half morocco. N. Y. 1866 • 
 
 1664. MOUNT-EDGCUMBE (RICHARD, EARL OF). ''"^ 
 Musical Reminiscences : an Account of the Italian Opera 
 
 in England from 1773, 4th edition, continued to the Festi- 2-i^ 
 val at Westminster Abbey, 1834. By the Earl of Mount- 
 Edgcumbe. Portrait of Mrs. Billington as Bosetta iriserted. -■ > 
 
 Crown 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1834 
 
 Originally written for private circulation. 
 
 1665. MOWATT (ANNA CORA). Autobiography of an 
 Actress. Portrait. Post 8vo, cloth. Bost. 1854 
 
 1666. Plays [with] Mimic Life; or. Before and Be- ^ 
 
 hind the Curtain. Front. 2 vols. 12mo, cloth. Bost.1855-56 , ■^« 
 
 1667. MUNCHAUSEN. The Adventures of Baron Mun- 
 chausen. From the Best English and German editions. 18 
 illusts. printed in colors from original designs by Bichard. - ^O 
 Folio, half cloth and fancy boards. N. Y. 1886 
 
 1668. MUNDEN (JOSEPH SHEPHERD). Memoirs. By 
 his Son. Portrait and S additional portraits of Munden in- 
 serted, including fine portrait on copper by Mackenzie after /, o-o 
 Deighton; also ra^-e playbill of Theatre Boy al, Covent Gar- 
 den, May 11, 1811 {Mr. Munden's Night — Munden as 
 
 " Tippy Bob." 8vo, half morocco, gilt bands. Lond. 1844 
 
 1669. MUNSELL (JOEL— Editor). Index to American .. 
 Genealogies, alphabetically arranged. Fourth edn., with 
 nearly 40,000 References. Royal 8vo, cloth. 
 
 See also under Genealogy. Albany, 1895 
 
 1670. MURDOCH (JAMES E.) The Stage; or, Recollec- ^ ^ 
 tions of Actors and Acting during Fifty Years. [With] an V-OO 
 Appendix of 80 pages and a valuable Index of names. Por- 
 trait, with ADDITIONAL PORTRAITS of Fanny Kemble, proof, 
 
 and of Cooper as Pierce, by J. 0. Lewis, etc., and Fdivin 
 Forrest. Phil. 1880 
 
 Subscriber's copy of Large Paper Edition. No. 180 of only 
 275 copies printed. 
 
 1671. MURGER (HENRY). The Bohemians of the Latin 
 Quarter (Scenes de la Vie de Boheme). Transl. from the ^^ii^y 
 French. 10 etchings by Montader. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Lond. : Vizetelly, 1888 
 
 1672. MURPHY (ARTHUR). Life of Arthur Murphy, 
 by Jesse Foot. Portraits and facsimiles. 4to, half red mo- 
 rocco, gilt bands. Lond. 1811 
 
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 1673. [MURPHY (HENRY C.)] Jacob Steendam. Noch 
 Vaster : a Memoir of the First Poet in the New Nether- 
 lands, with his Poems descriptive of the Colony [and] Eng- 
 
 3 . lish Translations. Portrait from a private plate. 8vo, 
 
 ^ paper covers. The Hague: (Privately printed), 186 L 
 
 Scarce. Only a few copies printed. 
 
 1674. MURRAY (HUGH). Historical and Descriptive 
 ^ Account of British America. Maps and other illusts. 3 
 
 '/"A vols. 13mo, cloth. Edinburgh, 1839 
 
 1675. MURRAY (WILLIAM H.) Farewell and Occasional 
 Addresses delivered in the Theatres Royal and Adelphi, 
 Edinburgh ; with a Biographical Sketch (and a History of 
 the Rise and Progress of the Theatre in Edinburgh). 13mo, 
 half morocco, gilt back and top, uncut. Edinburgh, 1851 
 
 Scarce. Mr. Murray managed the Edinburgh Theatre Royal 
 from 1815 to 1851 and it was under his management that "Rob 
 Roy " and the other Waverley dramas were produced. 
 
 1676. NAPIER (ROBINA— Editor). A Noble Book OfE 
 Cookry for eny estately Houssolde. Verbatim Reprint from 
 a rare Holkham MS., with Introduction. Small 4to, vellum, 
 uncut. Lond. 1882 
 
 1677. NAPOLEON. Abrantes (Duchesse d'). Napoleon, 
 His Court and Family: Memoirs of Madame Junot, Duchesse 
 d'Abrantes. 20 portraits on, steel. 3 vols. 8vo, half morocco, 
 gilt backs. Lond. 1883 
 
 Best Library Edition. 
 
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 1678. Another edn. Portraits on steel. 2 vols. 
 
 stout 8vo, half calf, gilt backs. N. Y. 1864 
 
 1679. The Court and Camp of Napoleon. Portrait 
 
 of Talleyrand. 12mo, cloth. N. Y. 1853 
 
 1680. Gary (A. and P.— Editors). The Josephine 
 
 Gallery. COLORED PORTRAITS of Josephine, Charlotte Cor- 
 day, Madame Junot, Pauline Bonaparte, Mdlle. Zenormand 
 
 / *yf^ and Madame Roland, from drawings by Champagne. Royal 
 ^'7^ 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1859 
 
 Includes: Josephine; Marie Louise; Madame Junot (Duchess 
 d'Abrantes); Madame Tallien; Pauline Bonaparte; Caroline 
 Bonaparte; Mms. Jerome Bonaparte, Hortense; Bertram the 
 Lime Burner, by Nathaniel Hawthorne ; Paul Pym, Actor, 
 by T. B. Aldeich. 
 
 1681. Czartoryski (Prince). Memoirs of Prince Adam 
 
 Czartoryski (1776-1861) and his Correspondence with Alex- 
 
 , ji^ ander I. ; edited by A. Gielgud. Portraits. 2 vols. 8vo, 
 cloth. Lond. 1888 
 
 Relates chiefly to the Author's services during the Napoleonic 
 epoch, and includes much interesting matter relating to Napo- 
 leon's negotiations with Russia, his military campaigns, etc. 
 
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 1683. ■ Forsyth (W.) History of the Captivity of '*•' 
 
 Napoleon at St. Helena. Two views of Longwood. 3 vols. ^J^ 
 
 post 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1853 ' 
 
 1683. Goodrich (F. B.) The Court of Napoleon or ^. 
 
 Society under the First Empire. With portraits of its ^- «■• 
 
 Beauties, Wits, and Heroines. Royal 8vo, embossed morocco, -^ ^ 
 gilt edges. N. Y. 1858 
 
 1684. Josephine (Empress). Historical and Secret , .*, 
 
 Memoirs of the Empress Josephine ; by M'lle Le Normand. ^ /f^ 
 
 Transl. by J. M. Howard. Portraits of Josephine and *'• 
 Eugene (slightly foxed). 3 vols, post 8vo, cloth. Phil. 1848 
 
 1685. Keller (Major, Baron von). Description of 
 
 Napoleon's Military Carriage, taken on the evening of the , jy 
 Battle of Waterloo, with the Circumstances of the Capture. ' 
 
 Front. 8vo, half calf, gilt back, by Larkins. Lond. 1816 
 
 1686. Masson (Frederic). Josephine, Empress and 
 
 Queen. Transl. by Mrs. Cashel Hoey. Colored portrait, 
 
 and numerous portraits and other engravings from coniem- <f^/4S' ^ 
 porary originals. Royal 4to, parchment paper covers, un- 
 cut. Paris and Lond. : Goupil, 1899 
 
 1687. [Shipp (Lieut. John).] Adventures of a Young 
 
 Rifleman in the French and English Armies during the 
 Peninsular War, 1806-1816. Post 8vo, half morocco, gilt '7*^ 
 back and tops, uncut. Lond. 1826 ' 
 
 1688. Do. Memoirs of the Extraordinary Military 
 
 Career of Lieut. John Shipp of the 87th Regiment. Written ^ 
 
 by Himself. Portrait. 3 vols, post 8vo, half morocco, gilt - o<j 
 backs and tops, uncut (uniform with the preceding lot) . 
 
 Lond. 1830 
 
 1689. Citizeness Bonaparte; The Court of the Em- , .... 
 
 press Josephine; The Happy Days of the Empress Marie 
 Louise ; Marie Louise and the Decadence of the Empire. 
 Transl. by T. S. Perry. Portraits. 5 vols, post 8vo, cloth. 
 
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 1690. Saint- Amand (Imbert de). The Memoirs of 
 
 the Empress Marie Louise. 8vo, half gilt back and top, un- 
 cut, by Larkins. Lond. 1886 '*'0 
 
 1691. Sketch of the History of France during the 
 
 Revolution and Reign of Napoleon. 8vo, half red morocco, 
 
 gilt bands (451 pp.). Lond. 1817 /, ^>j^ 
 
 Scarce. 
 
 1692. NATIONAL MAGAZINE of Literature, Art and 
 Religion. Edited by Abel Stevens. .(July, 1853-June, 1855.) 4^ 
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 1691. NAVAL MAGAZINE (The). Edited by C. S. 
 
 z Stewart. From Vol. I., No. 1, Jan., 1836, to Vol. II., No. 6, 
 
 2 '«A? Nov., 1837 (all published). Folding charts, and other illusts. 
 
 2 vols, stout 8vo, half calf. N. Y. 1836-37 
 
 1695. NEAL (DANIEL). History of the Puritans. Edited 
 ^ by Edward Parsons. Portrait. 2 vols, stout 8vo, half mo- 
 
 ' JP rocco, gilt backs (title and several leaves foxed). 
 
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 1696. NEAL (J. P.) and BRAYLEY (E. W.) The His- 
 tory and Antiquities of the Abbey Church of Westminster. 
 
 . 59 fine fvU-page engravings on copper by Lb Keux, Henry 
 
 /. /fi Moses, after Neal. 2 vols. 4to, half calf, gilt bands. 
 
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 1697. NEILSON (CHARLES). An Original Account of 
 Burgoyne's Campaign, and the Battle of Bemis's Heights, 
 
 '^ », J* Sept. 19 and Oct. 7, 1777. Large map of the battleground. 
 'i'Z* 12mo, cloth. Albany: Munsell, 1844 
 
 1698. NELSON (LORD). Life and Services of Horatio 
 Viscount Nelson, from his MSS. bj' J. Stanier Clarke and 
 J. M'Arthur. Vignette titles and, numerous fine portraits 
 
 I'Jp and plates on steel, maps, etc. 3 vols. 8vo, half morocco, 
 
 ' gilt bands. Lond., n. d. 
 
 1 1699. -: — Letters of Lord Nelson to Lady Hamilton. 
 
 J^ 2 vols. 8vo, half morocco, gilt back. Lond. 1814 
 
 1700. NEW ENGLISH THEATRE (The). Containing 
 the most valuable Plays which have been Acted on the 
 London Stage. Vignette titles, etc. , and pine impressions 
 of the 50 portraits on copper by Basirb, Grignion, etc. (in- 
 
 j_ /^ eluding several each of G-arrick, Mrs. Abington, Mrs. Hart- 
 
 ' p v^. ley, and portraits of Macklin, Foote, Mrs. Parry, Miss Pope, 
 
 and others of the Garrick School). 11 vols. 12mo, half calf, 
 
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 portraits are valued both for the correctness of the likenes&es 
 
 and the accuracy of the costumes. 
 
 1701. NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY, for United States 
 'JP and British Colonies of North America. Royal 8vo, cloth. 
 
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 1702. NEWTON TOWNSHIP. Sketches of the First 
 European Settlers of Newton, Old Gloucester County, West 
 
 <? • 5 New Jersey. By John Clement. Portrait. Cloth (spotted). 
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 York State.) 
 
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 War of 1813, and Dramatic Histories and Jiiographies 
 throughout the catalogue. 
 
 1703. ALLISON (C. E.) History of Yonkers, from 1646 
 to the Present Time ; including an elaborate Description of 
 its Aborigines, Early Settlement, etc. Himdreds of illusts. , 
 including portraits and residences of many of its citizens. 
 Royal 4to, morocco, gilt edges. N.Y. [1896] 
 
 1704. ANDREWS (WILLIAM LORING). The Old Book- 
 sellers of New York, and Other Papers. Four plates on -^ 
 Japan vellum, by JE. D. French, etc. 8vo, cloth. N.Y.1895 / i-/^ 
 
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 1705. ANNALS OF STATEN ISLAND, from its Discov- 
 
 ery to the Present Time. Front. Royal 8vo, cloth. N.Y. 1877 2.^4* 
 
 1706. ANTHON (HENRY). Parish Annals; or. His- 
 torical Notices of St. Mark's Church in the Bowery, 1795- 
 1845. 8vo, half morocco, gilt back. Bare. N.Y. 1845 
 
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 1707. [ASTOR AND BROGLIE FAMILIES]. Trans- 
 planted Flowers: Memoir of Mrs. Rumpff, daughter of 
 
 John Jacob Astor. With a Memoir of the Duchess of 'i/* 
 Broglie [and] an Appendix by Robert Baird. Fine por- 
 trait of Miss Astor at the age of ^2. 12mo, cloth. N. Y. 1843 
 Very scarce. 
 
 1708. ASTOR PLACE RIOT. Account of the Terrific , 
 and Fatal Riot at the Astor Place Opera House, May 10, , ^ 
 1849 ; with the Quarrels of Forrest and Macready. Front. 
 
 8vo, paper covers. N.Y. 1849 
 
 1709. BARBER (J. W.) and HOWE (W.) Historical 
 Collections of the State of New York relating to its History 
 and Antiquities, with Descriptions of every Township. ^ 
 Front, of portraits, views of Albany and of New Yorkfrom> *'-' 
 Bedloe's Island, besides numerous full-page and smaller 
 views on wood. Stout royal 8vo, calf. N.Y. 1841 
 
 1710. BARRETT (W.) The Old Merchants of New York ,^^ 
 City. 5 vols, post 8vo, cloth. N.Y. 1885 
 
 1711. BAYLEY (RICHARD). Account of the Epidemic .^ 
 Fever in New York, 1795. 8vo, half morocco, gilt back '/^ 
 (160 pp.). , ^ ^ N.Y. 1796 / 
 
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 ^'^* 1712. Account of the Epidemic Fever which pre- 
 
 vailed ia the City of New York during Summer and Fall of 
 / ^J^ 1795; Account of the Malignant Fever in New York, by 
 
 James Hardie, 1799 ; Account of the Malignant Fever in 
 ^ New York in 1805, by James Hardie, 1805. 3 vols, in 1. 
 
 8vo, sheep (cracked at joint). N.Y. 1796-1805 
 
 1713. BECK (L. J ) New York's Chinatown, illusts. 
 fm from life; Club Men of New York (their Clubs and Mem- 
 
 >J"i bership), 1895-97; New York Views, 100 albertype plates. 
 
 3 vols, royal 8vo and oblong small folio, cloth. N.Y. 1890-98 
 
 1714. BEEKMAN (J. W.) An Address (on the Early 
 Y,- History of New York, etc.) before the Saint Nicholas Soci- 
 
 ■ H ety. Royal 8vo, half morocco, gilt back. 
 
 [N.Y.]: Printed for the Society, 1870 
 
 1716. BELDEN (E. P.) New York: Past, Present and 
 
 Future. A History of the City, a Description of its Pres- 
 
 /• 7-'>'~ ent Condition (etc.). Vieiv of St. Paul's Church and Astor 
 
 House., vignette title containing view of New York from. 
 
 Governor's Island, etc. Post 8vo, cloth. N.Y. 1851 
 
 1716. BLUNT'S STRANGER'S GUIDE to New York, 
 views on copper (no map), N. Y. 1817; Life of Hbnet 
 Smith, the Razor Strop Man, portrait and 12 illusts., Phil. 
 1860 (several leaves water-stained), with the bookplate of 
 Thomas J. McKee; Hoboken, a Romance of New York, by 
 T. S. Fay, 2 vols in 1, N. Y. 1845. Together 3 vols. 12mo, 
 half calf. 
 
 1717. [BOBO (W. M.)] Glimpses of New York City by 
 a South Carolinian. Post 8vo, cloth. Charleston, 1852 
 
 1718. BOOTH (MARY L.) History of the City of New 
 York. Portrait of Stuyvesant on india paper, and nu- 
 merous illusts. in the text. 2 vols. imp. 8vo, boards, uncut. 
 
 N. Y. 1867 
 
 /J. ^rs Large Paper Edition. No. 18 of only 100 copies printed, each 
 
 volume signed and numbered in the author's autograph. 
 
 Also with the autograph of Henry B. Dawson, Morrisiana, 
 
 New York. 
 
 1719. BOURNE (W. O.) History of the Public School 
 / /-.« Society of the City of New York. Portraits. Stout royal 
 
 ' ^ 8vo, half calf, gilt back. N. Y. 1870 
 
 1720. BRACE (C. L.) The Dangerous Classes of New 
 jy York, and Twenty Years' Work among Them. Illusts. Post 
 
 " 8 vo, cloth (library label removed from cover). N. Y. 1872 
 
 1721. BRIDGES (WILLIAM). Map of the City of New 
 York and the Island of Manhattan, with Explanatory Re- 
 
 J.^P marks, etc. 8vo, half roan. 
 
 N. Y. : Printed for the Author, 1811 
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 Ten Thousand. Sketches of American Society. By A New ' ^'^ 
 
 Yorker. 12mo, clotR. Lond. 185 d 
 
 1723. BROOKS (J. W.) History of the Court of Common 
 Pleas of the City and County of New York, with a Report </^ 
 of all important Proceedings. Portraits. 8vo, cloth. ' ^^ 
 
 N. Y. : For Subscribers only, 1896 
 
 No. 123 of only 800 copies printed. Forms a valuable and 
 
 interesting commentary on the social history of New York City. 
 
 1724. BROWNE (J. H.) The Great Metropolis : a Mirror " 
 [of High and Low Life in] New York. Illusts. 8vo, sheep • 70 
 (poor binding). Lond. 1869 ' 
 
 1725. CARLETON (WILL). City Legends, z'ZZttste. ; Our 
 Amateur Circus, or a New York Season, numerous colored __ 
 caricatures by H. W. McVickar. 2 vols, royal 8vo and 1^ 
 oblong small folio, cloth. N. Y. 1890-92 
 
 1726. CATALOGUE OF BOOKS sold by Garrat Noel, 
 Bookseller and Stationer, at his Store, next door to the 
 Merchants' Coffee-House. 8vo, unbound, uncut (36 pp.). /^. 7 <P 
 
 N. Y. : Printed by Hugh Gaine, 1762 ' 
 
 Very rare. Fine copy. 
 
 1727. CATALOGUE of a Collection of Autograph Letters 
 formed by an Eminent Collector, the most important, curious 
 
 and interesting ever offered in a Public Sale. To be sold • / C 
 by Auction by Aaron Levy, at his store, 151 Broadway, 17 
 Oct. (10 pp.). N. Y. 1839 
 
 1728. CHILD (L. MARIA). Letters from New York. / 
 Both Series. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1843 ' ^^ 
 
 1729. CHRISTIAN JOURNAL: or. Literary Register 
 (conducted by Bp. Hobart). From Vol. I ,No. 1, Jan. 22, 
 1817, to Vol. XII., No. 12, Dec. 1828, inclusive. 12 vols. 
 
 in 11. 8vo, half calf and half cloth. N. Y. 1817-28 . O^ 
 
 With the scarce first number (containing view of Canan- 
 daigua Church), which, owing to its having been issued in folio 
 size, is almost always lacking from sets. 
 
 1730. CLARK (COLONEL EMMONS). History of the 
 Seventh Regiment of New York, 1806-1887. Numerous . 
 portraits and other illusts. 2 vols, royal 8 vo, cloth. N.Y.1890 1. Jc^ 
 
 1731. CLARKE (M'DONALD). The Gossip; or, A Laugh 
 with the Ladies . . . Burlesques on Byron (etc.). Number 
 One. 16mo, calf. N. Y. : Privately printed, 1823 
 
 Scarce. See also under Clarke, in Part I. of this catalogue. 
 
 1732. CLARKSON (DAVID). History of the Church of 
 Zion and St. Timothy, of New York, 1797-1894. Numerous 
 
 portraits and plates.' Royal 8vo, cloth (352 pp.). ^* 
 
 N. Y. : Printed for private circulation [1895] ' v «r^ 
 
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 •^ Street. Portraits. Thick 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1888 
 
 1734. CLUB MEN OP NEW YORK (Lists of Members), 
 , /O 1898-99. Illusts. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1899 
 
 1735. [COFFEY (W. A.)] Inside Out; or, An Interior 
 View of the New York State Prison, with Biographical 
 Sketches of the Lives of several of the Convicts. [By W. 
 
 J. XS" A. COPPEY.] 12nio, original boards, uncut (some leaves 
 
 spotted). Rare. N. Y. : Printed for the Author, 1823 
 
 1736. COLDEN (CAD WALL ADER). The Conduct of 
 Cadwallader Colden, Esq., Lieutenant-Governor of New 
 York, relating to the Judges' Commissions, Appeals to the 
 King, and the Stamp Duty. Crown 8vo, finely bound by 
 
 .^^ Thierry in full levant morocco, inside gilt borders, arms of 
 
 New York City on the sides. [N.Y.] Printed in the year 1767 
 Extremely rare, and being of remarkable interest as having 
 the original wrappers bound in, which are stamped with the 
 Royal Stamp which caused the first outbreak against the 
 British Government, and many of the leaves being almost 
 uncut. 
 
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 patriotic Assembly summoning several persons before them to 
 discover whether Colden wrote it himself or some of his friends, 
 and also to discover the printer. It was possibly printed by 
 James Parker, though no absolute evidence can be fouud t& 
 prove it. The fear of trouble with "The Sons of Liberty " was 
 sufficient reason to hide both the authorship and the printer. 
 
 1737. COLTON (JULIA M.) Annals of Old Manhattan, 
 '* ^^^ 1609-1664. IB facsimile reproductions of early views, and 
 
 maps. 8vo, cloth. - N. Y. [1901] 
 
 1738 COLUMBIA COLLEGE. Annus Mirabilis : aPoem 
 
 delivered at the 46th Anniversary of the Philolexian So- 
 
 I /t^5 ciety of the College. By Thomas P. St. John. 8vo, half 
 
 ^ roan, 15 pp. [N. Y. ] Published for the Society, 1848 
 
 Dedicated to Mr. Terry, "my brother philolexican and friend. "^ 
 
 1739. Catalogue of Officers and Graduates of Colum- 
 
 / {y-D ^^^ College, 1754-1888. Royal 8vo, half morocco gilt 
 
 bands, gilt top, uncut. N. Y. 1888 
 
 1740. D ANKERS (JASHER) and SLUYTER (PETER). 
 Journal of a Voj'age to New York and a Tour in Several 
 American Colonies in 1679-80, by Jasher Dankers and Peter 
 
 //■ /H) Sluyter. Transl. from the Original Dutch Manuscript, 
 with Introduction, Notes and Index by Henry C. Murphy. 
 12 full-page and folding tinted and other facsimile views of 
 New York in 1679, etc. {including the large view froin Brook- 
 lyn Heights in 1679). Thick royal 8vo, half roxburghe, gilt 
 top, uncut. Brooklyn, 1867 
 
 Laese Paper Copy, only 100 copies so printed. Forms 
 Vol. I. of "Long Island Historical Society." 
 
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 1741. DAVIS (A.) History of New Amsterdam, with 
 
 Papers on Events during the American Revolution, 6 views; \ 
 
 Miller's New York as It Is, or Guide to New York, Brook- O C 
 
 lyn, etc., numerous views, no map. 2 vols. 12mo, clotli. 
 
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 1742. DAVIS (MATHEW L.) Report of the Case be- 
 tween Rev. Cave Jones and the Rector and Inhabitants of 
 
 the Protestant Episcopal Church in the City of New York. /. / C 
 
 8vo, original boards, uncut. N. Y. 1813 
 
 1743. DAWSON (HENRY B.) Reminiscences of the 
 
 City of New York and its Vicinity. Posl 8vo, half mo- ^ ^ 
 
 rocco, gilt bands. N. Y. [Privately printed] 1865 (?. 2 tS' a 
 
 No. 1 OF ONLY 50 COPIES FEINTED FOR PRESENTS ONLY, with 
 
 the author's signed statement to that effect. Presentation 
 COPY from the author to his wife, with his autograph in- 
 scription. 
 
 1744. Records of the City of New Amsterdam in 
 
 New Netherland. Vol.1. {All published.) 8vo, sewn, un- ' / O 
 
 cut. Morrisania, N. Y., 1867 
 
 Only 100 ooTpiea privately printed. 
 
 1745. Old New York Revived: a Series of Papers. 
 
 8vo, in the original sheets folded and uncut. 112 pp. 
 (lacks title-page). [Morrisania: Privatly printed, n. d.] 
 
 Only a few copies printed. 
 
 1746. DENTON (DANIEL). Brief Description of New 
 York, formerly called New Netherland, with Places there- 
 unto adjoining; likewise a Relation of the Customs of the 
 Indian Tribes there. Edited from the edition of 1670, with /• O-d 
 Introduction and copious Notes, by Gabriel Furman. 
 Royal 4to, cloth. N. Y. : Gowans, 1 845 
 
 Large Paper Copy. Only 50 copies printed. 
 
 1747. Another copy, on small paper. 8vo, cloth, i 
 
 N. Y. 1845A 
 
 1748. DESPARD (M.) Old New York from the Battery \ 
 to Bloomingdale; with an Introductory Note by William /^ C-O 
 Cullen Bryant. 60 etchings, on India paper, by E. ' ^ 
 Oreatorex. The 10 parts complete, 4to, paper covers. 
 
 N. Y. 1875 
 
 1749. DE VRIES (DAVID PETERSON). Voyages from 
 Holland to America, 1632 to 1644. Transl. from the Dutch, 
 with an Inteoduction by Henry C. Murphy. Portrait. 
 4to, cloth. N. Y. 1853 
 
 Only 250 copies privately printed. Presentation Copy to 
 Dr. John Hall from James Lennox (to whom the book is dedi- 
 cated), with his Autograph inscription. 
 
 1750. DE WITT (THOMAS). Discourse (on the Early 
 History of New York), delivered in the North Reformed / 
 Dutch Church of New York City. 8 plates. 8vo, cloth. • *tO 
 
 N. Y. 1857 
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 ■ "^ '^ 8vo, cloth, 59 pages. N. Y. 1880 
 
 1752. DUER (W. A.) New York as it Was during the 
 Latter Part of the Last Century, an address, 1859 (48 pp.); 
 
 , Address before the New York Historical Society, by Daniel 
 
 I ■ I O Webster, partrait, 1852 (57 pp.) ; and two others by George 
 
 Bancroft and B. J. Lossing. In one vol. 8vo, half roan, 
 contents lettered. N. Y. 1849 
 
 1753. Reminiscences of an Old New Yorker. Super 
 
 imp. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1867 
 
 No. 10 of ONLY 35 COPIES PRINTED FOR W. L. ANDREWS. 
 
 J ,. ,^ 1754. DUNLAP (WILLIAM). History of New York. 
 
 ' ^ ^ Plates. 2 vols. 12mo, cloth. N. Y. 1837 
 
 1755. History of the New Netherlands, Province of 
 
 ' New York and State of New York, to the Adoption of the 
 
 Q- ■ i^X> Federal Constitution. Portrait of Gov. Stuyvesant and fac- 
 simile plans and maps. 2 vols. 8vo, half morocco extra, 
 gilt backs. N. Y. 1840 
 
 Scarce. Fine copy. 
 
 1756. EARLE (A. M.) Colonial Days in Old New York. 
 Post 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1896 
 
 ;767. EARLE (T.) AND CONGDON (C. T.) Annals of 
 the General Society of Mechanics and Tradesmen of the 
 City of New York, 1785 to 1880. Facsimile plates (including 
 Old New York views. 4to, cloth. N. Y. 1882 
 
 1758. EASTMAN (F. S. ) History of the State of New 
 York from the first discovery of the Country, with a View 
 of its Original Inhabitants. Vignette title, portraits of Van 
 Buren, AlexW Hamilton and DeWitt Clinton,and views of 
 West Point Military Academy, and Catskill Mountain 
 House, all on copper hy Illman and PiTbrow. 8vo, sheep. 
 
 N. Y. 1831 
 
 1759. EATON (THOMAS). Review of New York, or 
 Rambles through the City. Original Poems, moral, sar- 
 castic and descriptive. 12mo, half levant morocco, all edges 
 uncut. N. Y. 1814 
 
 Rare and curious. 
 
 1760. EDWARDS (CHARLES). Pleasantries about 
 Courts and Lawyers of the State of New York. Portrait. 
 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1867 
 
 1761. EVENTS in the History of New York City, with 
 illustrations from Shakspeare, by A New Yorker [J. B. M.]. 
 Square post 8vo, cloth. [N. Y.] 1880 
 
 Only 00 copies of this curious compilation privately printed, 
 of which this is No. 36. 
 
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 1763. FERNOW (B.— Editor). The Records of New Am- 
 sterdam from 1653 to 1674, with an Exhaustive Index. 
 7 vols, royal 8vo, law sheep neat. 
 
 N. Y. : Knickerbocker Press, 1897 
 
 1763. PISKE (S.) Off-Hand Portraits of Prominent New //<;- 
 Yorkers. Post 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1 884 • ^ <« 
 
 1764. FIVE POINTS MISSION. The Old Brewery and 
 the New Mission House at Five Points. Views on wood. 
 13mo, cloth. N. Y. 1S54 
 
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 1765. FRANCIS (DR. J. W.) Reminiscences of Printers, 
 Authors and Booksellers in New York. Royal 8vo, paper. 
 
 N. Y. 1854 
 
 A newspaper article neatly mounted and ruled on 50 leaves 
 of heavy paper, with a specially printed title-page. 
 
 1766. New York during the Last Half Centurj'. 8vo, / 
 
 half calf (232 pp.). N. Y. 1857 ' *^*^ 
 
 1767. Old New York, or Reminiscences of the Past 
 
 Sixty Years Post 8vo, cloth. Scarce. N. Y. 1858 •:S ' • ^ 
 
 1768. Reminiscences of Dr. Samuel Latham Mitchill. 
 
 Front. INSERTED. 8vo, half morocco, gilt back. N. Y. 1859 / 
 
 Enlarged from Dr. Francis's account in his ' ' Old New York. " ' ^ 
 
 1769. GERARD (J. W.) The Old Stadt Huys of New 
 Amsterdam. Royal 8vo, half morocco (title and three -7 
 leaves stained). N. Y. 1875 ' ' / O 
 
 1770. GOODWIN (M. W.) Historic New York. Both 
 Series. Edited by M. W. Goodwin, A. C. Rice and R. Put- 
 nam. 62 portraits, facsimile maps, plans and views. 2 vols. 
 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1897-99 
 
 1771. Another copy of the Second Series. -l, 
 
 1772. [GRIM (CHARLES F.)] An Essay toward an Im- ^ (■ 
 proved Register of Deeds, City and County of New York. 
 8vo, full citron levant morocco extra, by Pflster. N. Y. 1832 
 
 Comprises a valuable General Alphabetical Index to the 
 Registers from 1677 to 1799 inclusive. 
 
 1773. GUERNSEY (R. S.) New York City and vicinity 
 during the War of 1812-15: a Military and Local History 
 of that period. With Incidents and Anecdotes thereof and 
 descriptions of the Forts, Camps, etc., etc., in and about 
 New York City, on Long Island, etc. 2 vols, royal 8vo, 
 paper covers (1070 pp.). N. Y. 1889-95 
 
 No. 7 of a limited edition, signed by ths. author. 
 
 1774. GUIDE to New York City ; Routes between New . 
 York and Washington. Neatly engraved views of the Bat- , (^ q 
 tery and Castle Garden from the river, of the Presbyterian 
 Church, Murray Street. 2 vols. 18mo, cloth. 
 
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 1775. GUNN (ALEX'R). Memoirs of the Rev. John H. 
 / /S Livingston, D.D., prepared at the Request of the Reformed 
 
 Dutch Church of North America. Portrait. 8vo, calf, gilt 
 back. (Letterpress spotted.) N. Y. 1829 
 
 1776. HALSEY (FRANCIS W.) The Old New York: its 
 Wars with the Indians and Tories ; its Missionary Schools, 
 
 )Q Pioneers, and Land Titles, 1614-1800. Maps, portraits, and 
 
 views from rare prints, etc. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1901 
 
 1777. HARDIE (JAMES). Description of the City of 
 / '3,-. New York; with a brief Account of its Settlement and His- 
 
 ' ^^ tory. 12mo, half roan (360 pp.). Scarce. N. Y. 1827 
 
 1778. Census of the New Buildings erected in this 
 
 City in 1834, 12mo, paper covers (48 pp.) ; History of Trin- 
 
 / ^ ■S" ity Church and its Grave Yard, by Allan P oWock, illusts., 
 ' ■ ^"^ limp cloth. 2 vols. N. Y. 1824-80 
 
 Hardie's Census contains an interesting and curious essay on 
 the population of the city, past, present and future. 
 
 1779. HASWELL (C. H.) Reminiscences of an Octoge- 
 narian of the City of New York, 1816-1860. Folding fac- 
 
 I 2^ simile of Poppleton's Plan of New York in 1817, portrait, 
 and over 100 full-page and smaller illusts. from early prints, 
 drawings, etc. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1896 
 
 • XS" 1780. HAWKINS (M. L.), Women of New York, illusts. ; 
 Tjj^^ Jerry McAuley, his Life and Work [among the New York 
 slums], by A. S. Hatch, portrait. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. 
 
 N. Y. 1861-8$ 
 
 1781. [HAWKS (F. L.)] Uncle Philip's Conversations 
 
 about New York. Fronts, and vignette titles {view of New 
 
 J O-d Amsterdam, 16S6, etc.). 2 vols. 12mo, half orange levant 
 
 morocco, blue labels, gilt top, uncut. N. Y. [1835] 
 
 , _ 1782. HEADLEY (J. T.) The Great Riots of New York, 
 
 / . vi O 1712 to 1873. Illusts. Post 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1873 
 
 / 1783. HEMSTREET (C.) Nooks and Corners of Old New 
 
 York. Illust. by 0. C. Peixotto. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1899 
 
 1784. The Story of Manhattan. 55 early views, etc., 
 
 O from rare prints, etc. Post 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1901 
 
 ; ^^_ 1785. When Old New York was Young. Numerous 
 
 I ■ l^^ illusts. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1902 
 
 , •, fa, 1786. Literary New York : its Landmarks and Asso- 
 
 / . i-v ciations. 65 illusts. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1903 
 
 1787. HISTORICAL SKETCH of the Rise and Progress 
 
 O of New York, by A New Yorker, 12 views and plans, 1853; 
 
 . "^ O History of New York and its Environs, by Robert Macoy, 
 
 folding plan and numerous illusts., 1876; Magnus's Large 
 
 Colored Map of the City and County of New York, 1 854 ; 
 
 and one other. Together 4 vols. 12mo, cloth. N.Y. 1853-83 
 
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 1848 (top of title clipped), (55 pp.) ; New York in the Latter 
 Part of the Last Century, by W. A. Duer, 1849 (48 pp.); 
 Discourse before the New York Academy of Medicine, by , S'f^ 
 Dr. J. W. Francis, 1847 (112 pp.); and 7 other Historical 
 
 Pieces on New York [and] Columbia College. In one vol. 
 «vo, half calf. N. Y. 1836-53 
 
 1789. HOLLEY (O. L.), Description of the City of New 
 York and of Towns and Villages within Thirty Miles, map, 
 plans, and 2 views on steel (Castle Garden and Steamboat 
 Landing), 1847; A Glance at New York, embracing Thea- 
 tres, Hotels, Churches, Mobs, Rogues, Water and other 
 Liquids, etc., 1837 (title water-stained); Mellin's Large 
 Colored Plan of New York, 1§57. Together 3 vols. 12mo, 
 «loth. N. Y. 1837-57 
 
 1790. HORSMANDEN (DANIEL). The New York Con- 
 spiracy; or, History of the Negro Plot, 1741-42. 8vo, 
 sheep. N. Y. 1810 
 
 1791. HUBBARD (N. T.) Autobiography; with Per- 
 sonal Reminiscences of New York City, 1798-1875. For- -s 
 trait. Post 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1875 ' '^ ^ 
 
 1792. HUTCHINS (JOHN NATHAN). Hutchins' Im- 
 proved, being an Almanack for the Year 1808. 12mo, ^ -•, 
 paper. N. Y. : Printed by Alex'r Ming, 1808 '• OrO 
 
 1793. INNES (J. H.) New Amsterdam and its People: 
 Studies, Social and Topographical, of the Town under 
 Dutch and Early English Rule. 36 reproductions of rare > 
 maps, plans, views, etc. 8 vo, cloth. N. Y. 1902 J^i¥(t\ 
 
 1794. JANVIER (T. A.) In Old New York. IS reproduc- 
 tions of early maps, 1656-1783, and numerous other illusts. 
 Post 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1894 
 
 1795. The Dutch Founding of New York. Portrait 
 
 and 11 reproductions of early maps and views. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 N. Y. 1903 
 
 1796. JEWETT MURDER. Trial of Richard P. Robin- 
 son for the Murder of Ellen Jewett, woodcut, 12mo, paper, 
 1836 ; Sketch of the Life of Ellen Jewett, ivoodcut portrait, 
 12mo, paper, 1836 ; Sketch of the Life of Richard P. Robin- 
 son as connected with the Murder of Ellen Jewett, 8vo, 
 paper, 1837, and two other pamphlets on the same subject. 
 Together 5 pamphlets. N. Y. 1836-37 
 
 1797. JOHNSTON (HENRY P ) The Campaigns, 1776, 
 around New York and Brooklyn, including a Circum- 
 stantial Account of the Battle of Long Island and the Loss 
 of New York ; with a Review of Events to the close of the 
 War. 6 maps and plans, including the large folding map 
 
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 of Manhattan Island, and 4 portraits of Cols. Lasher, 
 Hand, Gflover and Huntington of the American Army. 
 Royal 8vo, cloth. Brooklyn, 1878 
 
 Forms Vol. III. of the Long Island Historical Society. The 
 portraits of Colonel John Lasker (New York City Battalion 
 and Colonel Edward Hand (1st Pennsylvania Regiment) are 
 here published for the first time. 
 
 ^y^ 1798. [JUDAH (S. p. H.)] Gotham ancUhe Gothamites 
 
 ^^ ^ ISmo, original boards, leather back, uncut. N. Y. 183S 
 
 Scarce. The author was imprisoned for libel and the book 
 suppressed by order of the Court. 
 
 / <- 1799. KENT (JAMES— Editor). The Charter of the 
 
 ' '<^ City of New-York. Edited, with Notes, etc. 8vo, cloth. 
 
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 1800. KERN AN (J. P.) Reminiscences of Old Fire Lad- 
 (^4") dies in New York and Brooklyn, with a Complete History 
 
 of the Departments. Very numerous illusts. Thick square 
 royal 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1 885 
 
 1801. KING (CHARLES). Memoir of the Construction, 
 A~ etc. , of the Croton Aqueduct, with an Account of the Civic 
 
 Celebration, 14 Oct., 1842. Front. 4to, morocco, gilt. 
 
 N. Y. 184a 
 
 2. 1802. KING (MOSES— Editor). Handbook of New York 
 
 ^ City: an Outline History and Description of the Metropolis. 
 
 889 illusts. Stout 8vo, cloth. Best. [1892] 
 
 1803. KIP (BP. W. INGRAHAM). The Olden Time in 
 
 »^ New York: New York Society in the Olden Time [and] 
 
 ■ /m Traces of American Lineage in England. Vieiu on steel of 
 
 I Phillippse Manor, Yonhers, by Smillie, and other views. 
 
 . _ Royal 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1872 
 
 ••^ 1804. Another COPY. 
 
 1805. Another copy. 
 
 1806. LAMB (MARTHA J.), History of the City of New 
 York, 3 vols, in 4 [with] the Supplementary Volume; Ex- 
 
 , _ ternals of Modern New York, by Mrs. Burton Harrison. 
 
 /. //<^ JfS full-2mge plates {mostly tinted), 16 maps, and very numer- 
 ous illusts. in the text. Together 5 vols. Square royal 8vo, 
 cloth. N. Y. 1877-96 
 
 1807. LAWS (Etc.) of the State of New York relat- 
 / ^ ing to the Fire Department of the City of New York, 
 
 ■ ' '^ from 1812 to 1860. Compiled by C. T. McClenachan. 8vo, 
 morocco, gilt edges. N. Y. 1859 
 
 1808. LOSSING (BENSON J.) History of New York 
 ^^ City, 1609-1884. Very numerous fine portraits and views 
 
 on steel by G. P. Ferine. 2 vols, royal 8vo, half morocco, 
 gilt bands. N. Y. [1884] 
 
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 1809. LEE (MAYOR GIDEON). Messages to the Com- 
 mon Council, Jan'y, 1833-May, 1834. 8vo, half cloth. . 2 Q 
 
 Presentation copy from the author. N. Y. 1834 
 
 1810. LEEDOM (B. J.) The Voyage to Harlem, and 
 
 other Poems. First edn. Portrait and vignette of New , ^ A-- 
 Yorh Baij. 8vo, cloth. Phil. 1867 
 
 1811. LESLIE'S History of Greater New York. By 
 Daniel Van Pelt. 5^ portraits on steel, folding maps and / <p 
 plates, and hundreds of portraits and other illusts. in the text. ' ^ tJ 
 3 vols. imp. 8vo, half morocco extra, gilt tops, uncut. 
 
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 1813. LIVINGSTON (JOHN H.) Memoirs, by Alex. (><~~ 
 
 Gunn, of the Reformed Dutch Church at Bloomingdale. ^ ^ 
 
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 Portrait. 8vo, calf , gilt back. Lond. 1829 
 
 1813. LYON (ISAAC S. — the "Ex-Cartman "). An 
 Ancient Cartman: his Professional Recollections in New 
 York Thirty-five Years Ago. The Original Articles as they 
 appeared in the Newark Daily Journal, 1871. Mounted in 
 a 4to half morocco scrap-book. [Newark, 1871] 
 
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 included in the volume other interesting articles to the same 
 Journal (on the same subject) by the " Ex-Cartman." Laid in 
 is the author's pamphlet of 16 pages on the "Washington Monu- 
 ment, royal 8yo, New York, 1846. The Recollections include ^, 
 Doyle, Watts, Gowans, Hall, and other old New York book- 
 sellers, with anecdotes of the auctioneer, John Keese, of 
 facetious memory. 
 
 1814. McCABE (J. D.) Lights and Shadows of New ■_ __ 
 York Life; or, The Sights and Sensations of a Great City. .<^ ^ 
 Numerous illusts. Stout 8vo, cloth. Phil. [1872] 
 
 1815. McCLENACHAN (C. T.) Detailed Report of the 
 Commemoration of the Successful Laying of the Atlantic V O 
 Cable. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1863 
 
 1816. MACKEEVER (S. A.) Glimpses of Gotham. ,^ 
 Illusts. 8vo, half parchment. N. Y. [1881] . "^ O 
 
 1817. M'KNIGHT (JOHN). The Divine Goodness to 
 the United States of America, particularly in the Course of 
 
 the Last Year, a Thanksgiving Sermon preached in New , ^— / 
 York, February 19th, 1795, by John M'Knight, one of the '."0 O o( 
 Ministers of the United Presbyterian Congregations in the 
 City of New York. Bvo, paper cover. 
 
 N. Y. : Printed by Thomas Greenleaf, 1795 
 
 1818. MANUSCRIPT. Original Manuscript Receipt 
 
 Book of 264 pages, the property of one John C. Freeks, / /n , 
 a Merchant of New York at the end of the Eighteenth Cen- / • O 
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 by various Citizens of New York and dated from Aug. 9, 
 1795, to Sept. 26, 1799. Oblong 8vo, rough sheep. 
 
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 list of the hundreds of well-known New York names which are 
 found jn the pages of this interesting manuscript, but unfortu- 
 nately it is impractical to do so within the space of a catalogue 
 description. Among a few of the names recurring most fre- 
 quently are: James Dixon, Freeman Clarkson, W. A. Living- 
 ston, Cornelius and James Roosevelt; Wm. W. Story, John 
 Vandevelt, J. Sohaick, J. Van Wagenen, Wm. Ogden, The 
 Lorillards, A.Wynkoop, B. S. Osborn, D. G. Hubbard, etc., etc. 
 
 1819. [MASON (JOHN).] Recollections of the Early 
 Days of the National Guard, comprising the History of the 
 famous Seventh Regiment (N. Y. N. G.). Front. Imp. 
 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1868 
 
 Large Paper Copy. 
 
 1820. MATHEWS (J. M.) Recollections of Persons and 
 ^ Q Events (1810-1865), chiefly in the City of New York. Royal 
 
 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1865 
 
 1821. MAVERICK (A.) Henry J. Raymond and the 
 New York Press for Thirty Years. Portrait and other illusts. 
 8vo, cloth. Hartford: For Subscribers only, 1870 
 
 1832. MEMORIAL HISTORY of the City of New York : 
 
 J /iv\ Biographical. I46 portraits on steel. Thick imp 8vo, 
 
 ^ ■ (y^ half morocco. N. Y., n. d. 
 
 1823. [MILLEDOLER (PHILIP). J Joiimal of the Stated 
 Preacher to the Hospital and Almshouse in the City of New 
 York for 1811. 12mo, morocco, gilt back. N. Y. 1812 
 
 1824. MINES (J. F.) Tour around New York; being the 
 / ^ /J Recreations of Mr. Felix Oldboy. Numerous views. Svo, 
 
 cloth. N. Y. 1893 
 
 1825. MITCHELL (DR. SAMUEL L.) The Picture of 
 y /- _ New York, by a Gentleman residing in that City. 12mo, 
 /^ . <aj C ]ialf morocco (lacks the map, title written on). Scarce. 
 
 (223 pages.) N. Y. 1807 
 
 7. ^ 1826. Another copy, with the plan (torn and slightly 
 
 defective). Half cloth, poor binding. N. Y. 1807 
 
 ^ 1 1827. Another copy, lacking title-page and contain- 
 
 ulAyr ing the small map and 5 plates. Half morocco. 
 
 1838. MORRIS (CHARLES— Eijitor). The Makers of 
 
 '^Q New York. Very numerous portraits. Stout royal 4to, half 
 
 morocco. Phil. 1895 
 
 1829. MOSS (FRANK). The American Metropolis from 
 
 Knickerbocker Days. With Introduction by Rev. C. H. 
 
 *7^ Parkhurst. An Historigraph of New York, profusely illust. 
 
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 1830. MOULTON (J. W.) New York 170 Years Ago. 
 
 Folding facsimile view of New York in 1673. 8vo, half ^ T' C — 
 cloth (34 pages). N. Y. : Privately Printed, 1843 / 
 
 1831. MURPHY (HENRY C.) Anthology of New Neth- 
 erland, or Transactions from the Early Dutch -Poets of New 
 
 York ; with Memoirs of their Lives. Portrait, view and fac- /L/ O-O 
 similes. Imp. 8vo, original sheets, folded and uncut. 
 
 N. Y. : Bradford Club, 1865 
 Club Copy No. 73. Only 200 copies printed. 
 
 1832. [NEW NETHERLAND.] A Brief and True Nar- 
 rative of the Hostile Conduct of the Barbarous Natives 
 
 towards the Dutch Nation ; transl. from the Original Dutch A^ C>-0 
 MSS. by E. B. O'Callaghan. Imp. 8vo, half roxburghe, 
 gilt top, uncut. Albany, 1863 
 
 Large Paper Copy, only a few copies so issued. 
 
 1833. NEW WORLD (THE), a Weekly Journal from / JTZn 
 July 3, 1841, to July 33, 1842. Edited by Park Benjamin. 
 
 lUusts. Folio, half russia, gilt back. 
 
 N. Y. : J. Winchester, 1841-42 
 1834 NEW YORK : a Volume Commemorating the Cre- 
 ation of the Second City of the World by the Consolidating x^__ 
 of the Communities adjacent to New York Harbour under / O QJ 
 the New Charter. Colored front, and numerous portraits 
 and plates. Folio, half roan. N. Y. 1898 
 
 1835. NEW YORK [and] BROOKLYN DIRECTORY 
 for 1802, with the American Almanac and New York Regis- ^ 
 ter. 12mo, half morocco. N. Y. : Longworch, 1802 J( c — ■ 
 
 Bound with the above is a " Catalogue of the Pictures in C^ 'iJ (9 
 the Shakspeare Gallery, No. 11 Park, New York, 1803" (59 
 
 1836. NEW YORK BENCH AND BAR (HISTORY OF). 
 Edited by D. McAdam, H. BischoflE, R. H. Clarke and . 
 others. Numerous portraits and views on steel, and fac- /, CJ-t^ 
 simile plans and other illusts. in the text. 2 vols. imp. 8vo, 
 morocco. N. Y. 1897 -^ 
 
 1837. NEW YORK BUTCHERS. Address to Alderman 
 Davis (in regard to the Butchers of the New York Markets), , / 
 8 pages [withj a curious advertisement of prices of meat / 
 by Thomas E. Broadway, Clinton Market. 8vo, cloth. 
 
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 1838. NEW YORK CHURCHES. A Familiar History 
 of the Evangelical Churches of New York, 5 views, 1839 ; 
 Miller's Large Folding Colored Plan of New York, with 
 Appendix containing Text and 26 full-page views in Neiv 
 York City, 1860; Plan of Greenwood Cemetery, 1860. 3 
 vols. 12mo, cloth. N. Y. 1839-60 
 
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 1839. NEW YORK DIRECTORY for 1786: & Facsimile 
 
 I cr Reprint of the First Directory, with a Description of New 
 
 v'/C/ty York by Noah Webster (etc.). Facsimile plan. Post 8vo, 
 
 boards, uncut. N. Y., n. d. 
 
 No. 6 of only 100 copies printed. 
 
 O /- 1840. NEW YORK DIRECTORY, 1805-6 (Mercantile 
 
 A, . <&) O and General). Edited by John F. Jones. 13mo, half bound 
 
 .(cracked at joint). N. Y. [1805] 
 
 _ 1841. NEW YORK DIRECTORY for 1810, with Long- 
 
 P ("7) worth's American Almanac and New York Register. 12mo, 
 f^ ■'^^ half morocco. N. Y. : David Longworth, 1810 
 
 1842. NEW YORK DIRECTORY for 1813, with Long- 
 worth's American Almanac and New York Register. 12mo, 
 original half binding. N. Y. : Longworth, 1813 
 
 1843. NEW YORK DIRECTORY for 1834. Thick 12mo, 
 original boards, leather back. N. Y. : Longworth, 1834 
 
 1844. PICTORIAL DIRECTORY OF NEW YORK, 
 
 ,. ^ No. 1. Wiih 5 colored panoramic plates shoiving both 
 
 (y 00 sides of Broadway from the Battery to the site of Old Grace 
 
 Church. With Reference Key to Residents. 4to, paper 
 
 covers. N. Y. [1848] 
 
 1845. NEW YORK PICTORIAL BUSINESS DIREC- 
 TORY of Maiden Lane, containing all the Stores and Build- 
 ings in Maiden Lane, with a Complete ^jist of the Occu- 
 pants of each Building. 9 reversible panoramic views of 
 Maiden Lane showing both sides of the street. Oblong 4to, 
 half morocco neat. N. Y. [1849] 
 
 Rare and curious. 
 
 1846. HISTORICAL, Geographical and Statistical View 
 — of the City of New York, with Notices of Brooklyn, Will- 
 
 iamsburgh, etc. Engraved view and colored folding map 
 ■" / (slightly torn). 16mo, cloth. N. Y. 1836 
 
 J 1847. NEW YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY. Collec- 
 
 Q-t^cyj^ tions from 1874 to 1891 inclusive. Numerous facsimile 
 ^ maps, views, portraits, etc. 18 vols, royal 8vo, cloth. 
 
 N. Y. : Printed for the Society, 1875-92 
 Fine series of this valuable publication. 
 
 1848. Collections for the year 1809. Vol. I. (The 
 
 ^"- First, Second, Third and Fourth) Voyages of Henry Hud- 
 son, 1607-1610; Laws established by the Duke of York for 
 
 / the Government of New York, 1664; etc. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 N. Y. 1811 
 
 1849. Collections for 1809-29: First Series, 6 vols.; 
 
 ^0 ') C [and] for 1841-49, Second Series, 2 vols. Together 
 
 /^./j^ 8 vols. 8vo, half morocco, panelled gilt backs and tops, 
 uncut. N. Y. 1811-49 
 
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 1850. Collections from 1868 to 1891 inclusive. Nu- / 
 
 merous maps, plans, etc. 24 vols, royal 8vo, cloth. . CD O 
 
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 A fine series of this invaluable work, which contains many- 
 original journals, letters, documents, etc., relating to the early- 
 history of New York, the Revolutionary War, etc., not else- 
 where accessible. The whole ably edited, with copious notes, 
 historical introductions and complete indexes. 
 
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 1851. Collections for 1856, 1870, 1876-77. Together 
 
 4 vols. 8vo, half cloth and cloth. N. Y. 1757-78 
 
 1852. Collections for 1869. (Calendon Papers cov- 
 ering New Netherlands, etc. ; Tracts relating to New York, 
 1689-1701 ; Gardiner's East Hampton, 1798; etc.) 8vo, cloth. 
 
 N. Y. 1870 
 
 1853. Collections for 1870. (Old New York and 
 
 Trinity Church, 1730-1790; Territorial Rights of New York 
 and the New Hampshire Grants ; Francis Mackernie's Ser- 
 mon, New York, Jan'y 19, 1706.) 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1871 
 
 1854. NEW YORK HOSPITAL: (An Account of), with 
 
 the rare folding view on copper by Liney after Murray, and j/ (^ ^ 
 fhe folding plan. 8vo, half roan (title foxed), 62 pp. ^'~ ■ '-^ 
 
 N. Y. 1820 
 
 1855. NEW YORK ILLUSTRATED ANNUAL. (Con- 
 taining Contributions by Gilmore Simms, R. H. Stoddard, . ^_ 
 etc., and Articles on New York, etc.). SO engravings on A/- ^ (^ 
 steel, including an early view of Brooklyn, and other views 
 
 near or in New York. Royal 8 vo, morocco, gilt. N. Y. 1847 
 Edited by Lawrence Labree. 
 
 1856. NEW YORK MARRIAGE LICENCES. Names of .^ < <--. 
 Persons for whom Licences were issued in the Province pre- /- ^ W 
 vious to 1784. 8vo, cloth. Albany, 1860 
 
 1857. NEW YORK SANITARY COMMISSION FAIR. 
 
 The Book of Bubbles. 68 caricature illusts. hy G. W. . 2- W 
 
 Clinton, etc., including caricature portraits of Lincoln, Na- 
 poleon III., Verdi, -etc. Oblong royal 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1864 
 
 1858. O'CALLAGHAN (E.-B.) History of New Nether- ' ^^ ,- 
 lands; or. New York under the Dutch. Portraits, maps and ^_ 2- O 
 facsimiles. 2 vols, royal 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1848 
 
 1859 Documents relating to the Colonial History 
 
 of the State of New York [with] Index volume. Fac- _ ^ ^ 
 
 similes of maps, charts and other documents. 11 vols. 4to, U 
 
 cloth. Albany, 1856-61 
 
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 I860. [OSBORNE (LAUGHTON).] The Vision of Ru- 
 berta: an Epic Story of the Island of Manhattan. Humor- 
 ous etchings on stone. 8vo, boards, uncut (poor binding, 
 otherwise fine copj'). Bost. 1^38 
 
 First Edition of this curious anomalous satire, which con- 
 tains the rabid attack on Wordsworth. This edition is remark- 
 able for its typographical excellence. 
 
 ^ 1861. [NICHOLS (THOMAS).] Asmodeus inNew York. 
 
 / r) Post 8vo, half morocco, gilt back and top, uncut, by 
 
 / ^ Tappin. N. Y. 1868 
 
 Written, in emulation of Le Sage's Gil Bias, to exhibit various 
 phases of Life in New York. 
 
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 1862. PALMER (JOHN). Journal of Travels in the 
 
 r" United States and Canada, with an Account of the Present 
 
 State of Washington, New Yoek, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, 
 
 etc. Map. 8vo, half cloth, uncut. Lond. 1818 
 
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 1863. PASCOE (COL. W. W.) Notes on the History of 
 /O Printing in New York, illusts. ; New York Theatres in 1835; 
 
 and other Papers. Royal 8vo, half morocco, gilt back. 
 
 N. Y., n. d. 
 
 1864. Old New York, Vol. 1, No. 1, Aug., 1889, to 
 
 Vol. 2, No. 1, Feby., 1890 (all published ?); History of the 
 New York Kappa Lambda Conspiracy, 1839; and 6 other 
 pamphlets on New York. Together 15 pieces. 
 
 1865. PAULDING (J. K.) Chronicles of the City of 
 Gotham. First edn. 12mo, original half cloth, paper 
 label, uncut. N. Y. 1830 
 
 1866. PELLETREAU (W. S.) Early New York Houses, 
 with Historical and Genealogical Notes. Very numerous 
 
 // views of old houses and streets, from photographs and origi- 
 nal illusts. by C. J. Moller, Jr. Complete in 10 4to parts, 
 2. paper covers. (As 10 Parts.) N. Y. 1900 
 
 Only 300 copies printed. 
 
 1867. PICTURE OF NEW YORK, and Stranger's Guide. 
 Folding plan, map and 7 plates. Stout 12mo, half roan, 
 gilt back (slightly cracked at joint). N. Y. : Goodrich [1828] 
 
 1868. PICTURE OP NEW YOR|f : aJTopographical De- 
 scription of the City and fts Environs, & maps, 1840; New 
 York as It Is, front., 1837, lacks map, [with] Mercantile 
 Directory, New York and Brooklyn, for 1837, lacks map ; 
 Rejected Addresses on the Opening of the New Park 
 Theatre, 1822, lacks frontispiece. Together 3 vols. 12mo, 
 half morocco, etc. N. Y. 1821-40 
 
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 1869. PICTURE OF NEW YORK IN 1846, with a short 
 
 Account of Places in its Vicinity. Folding plan of New , ^ . — . 
 
 Yorh and 36 views. 12mo, cloth. Scarce. N. Y. 1846 (j^_ 7 <^ 
 
 1870. Another copy, lacking the map, but with all . 
 
 the illustrations. / <^jC) 
 
 1871. [PIERREPONT (HENRY E.)] Historical Sketch 
 of Fulton Ferry and its Associated Ferries. Portrait of 
 
 Eobert Fulton and 16 views, facsimiles, etc. Roj'al 8vo, / ^ j' 
 half morocco, gilt back. Brooklyn: Privately printed, 1879 
 
 1872. PIERCE (C. H.) New Harlem, Past and Present: 
 the Story of an amazing Civic Wrong. With a Review of 
 
 the Principles of Law involved in the Recovery of the y^'\ --^ 
 Harlem Lands, by W. P. Toler and H. D. P. Nutting. -^ • <->' ^ 
 Map and numerous reproductions of rare views, etc. 8vo, 
 cloth. N. Y. 1903 
 
 1873. POORE (BEN:PERLEY). Perley's Reminiscences 
 of Sixty Years in the National Metropolis. Very numer- 
 ous portraits and other illusts. 2 vols 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Phil. [1886] 
 
 1874. POST (J. J.) Old Streets, Roads, Lanes, Piers and ^ 
 Wharves of New York, showing their Former and Present "j ^ J\ 
 Names. Royal 8vo, sheep. N. Y. 1882 (^- ^^ 
 
 1875. READ (J. M.) Historical Inquiry concerning 
 Henry Hudson, his Early Life, etc., and his Discovery of 
 Delaware Bay, etc. Plate of arms in gold and colors. 4to, 
 
 half levant morocco, gilt back and top, uncut (209 pages, y / r^ 
 including Index). Albany: Munsell, 1866 ^ ' '^ 
 One of 50 copies only printed on Large Paper. Presenta- 
 tion COPY to Alex. Macmillan, with A. M.'s autograph. ' 
 
 1876. REPORT of the State Historian [on Colonial __ 
 Records, 1664-1775] ; with a Complete Index of Names. S~^r\ 
 Portraits, etc. 2 vols, stout 8vo, cloth. Albany, 1897-98 ' O 
 
 1877. RICHMOND (J. F.) New York and its Institu- ^ — 
 tions, 1609-1872. iVumeroMS 27Zms!!s. 8vo, cloth. N.Y. 1872 -OO 
 
 1878. RIKER (JAMES). Harlem (N. Y. C): its Origin 
 and Early Annals. With Sketches of numerous Harlem 
 Families. Maps and illusts. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1881 
 
 1879. ROGERS (JOHN). Memoirs of Rev. John Rogers, 
 late Pastor of the Wall Street and Brick Churches in New - 
 York. By Samuel Miller. Portrait. 8vo, original boards, . ^Q 
 uncut (one cover loose, portrait water- stained). N. Y. 1813 
 
 1880. SCHUYLER (G. W.) Colonial New York : Philip -^ C^ 
 Schuyler and his Family. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1885 (j ,0 O 
 
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 1881. SHELDON (G. W.) The Story of the Volunteer 
 Fire Department of the City of New York. Very numer- 
 ous illusts. Royal 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1882 
 
 1882. SINGLETON (E.) Social Life in New York, 1714- 
 1776, Houses, Streets and Country Homes, with Chapters 
 on fashion, china, plate and manners. 1^6 full-page and 
 small illusts. Royal 8vo, cloth gilt, gilt top, uncut. N.Y. 1902 
 
 1883. SKILLMAN (J.), New York Police Reports [" Life 
 in New York"], 1828-29, illusts. (some colored by hand), 
 1830; New York Naked, by G. G. Foster, n. d. ; The Clubs 
 of New York, by F. G. F(likfibld, 1873. 3 vols. 8vo, 
 cloth. N. Y. 1830-73 
 
 1884. SKINNER (R. S.) New York State Register, 
 view of New York City Hall; Fitzgerald's Map of New 
 York State. 2 vols. 12mo, half roan and roan. N. Y. 1831-59 
 
 1885. SMITH (MRS. E. OAKES). Old New York; or. 
 Democracy in 1689 : a Tragedy. 12mo, half crimson levant 
 morocco, gilt back. N. Y. 1853 
 
 With the announcement slip: "Mrs. Anna Cora Mowatt . . . 
 ■will produce this Tragedy at an early day at the Broadway 
 Theatre, New York; Mrs. Mowatt personating the character of 
 Elizabeth." 
 
 y ^ 1886. SMITH (M. H.) Sunshine and Shadow in New York. 
 ■^ ^ Illusts. from old prints, etc. 8vo, cloth. Hartford, 1869 
 
 1887. SMITH (P. H.) Legends of the Shawangunk and 
 ■" its Environs, including Historical Sketches and Biographi- 
 cal Notices. Illusts. by the author. Royal Svo,, cloth. 
 
 Pawling, N. Y., 1887 
 
 1888. SMITH (T. E. V.) The City of New York in 1789. 
 Folding plan. Royal 8vo, cloth, 244 pages. N. Y. 1889 
 
 1889. SMITH (WILLIAM). History of New York from 
 1609 to 1732, with a Continuation to 1814. 8vo, half calf, 
 poor binding, uncdt (title very slightly soiled). Albany, 1814 
 
 1890. SOCIETY OF ICONOPHILES of New York. Com- 
 PLBTB SET of the 12 parts of Views in New York City, com- 
 
 prising 12 PROOF etchings on Japan paper, by'E. D. French. 
 ___ Mounted in half roan 4to album, with the original wrap- 
 pers to each part preserved. N. Y. , Feby., 1895-March,1897 
 Only 101 sets privately printed. 
 
 1891. STEVENS (JOHN A.) Colonial Records of the 
 New York Chamber of Commerce, 1768-1784, with His- 
 torical and Biographical Sketches of Colonial New York. 
 Front., map, facsimiles and 12 fine portraits on India 
 Paper. Both parts in imp. 8vo, cloth, uncut. 
 
 Large Paper Copy. A few copies only printed, with the 
 maps on India paper, and with 5 portraits not in the small 
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 1895i. STONE (W. L.) Reminiscences of Saratoga and / (on 
 Ballston. Illusts. Post 8vo, half calf, gilt back. N. Y. 1875 / v^ <-^ 
 
 1893. SYLVESTER (N. B.) History of Saratoga 
 County, N. Y., with Biographical Sketches of its promi- 'J 
 
 nent men and pioneers. Very numerous portraits and \jO() 
 plates. Super imp. 8vo, half morocco, gilt edges. Phil. 1878 ^^- 
 
 1894. TAPPAN (ARTHUR). Life [by Lewis Tappan]. - _. 
 Post 8vo, cloth (stamp on title). N. Y. 1870 • 2. (Q 
 
 1895. THOMPSON (JOSEPH P.) The Last Sabbath in 
 
 the Broadway Tabernacle : an Historical Discourse. Fold- /I 
 
 ing tinted interior view. 8vo, limp cloth. N. Y. 1857 ' y O 
 
 1896. THOMSON (FRANK). Review of the Association ' 
 of the Bar of the City of New York. With portraits and 
 autographs of members down to 1900. Folio, cloth. 
 
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 1897. TODD (CHARLES BURR). The Story of the 
 City of New York. Numerous facsimiles, maps and oilier "T 
 illusts. Post 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1888 ■ ' / O 
 
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 1898. [TOMLINSON (MSS.)] New York City during 
 the Revolution : a Collection of Original Papers {now first 
 published) from the MSS. in the possession of the Mercan- 
 tile Library Association. Edited, with an Introduction by 
 H. B. Dawson. Facsimile of Batser^s plans of 1766-17. '■ 
 Imp. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. : Privately printed, 1861 
 
 1899. TOWN (The). Edited by " The Council of Ten." ^ _ 
 Issued Weekly. Vol. 1 {all published?). Numerous humor- J k>) f\ 
 ous illusts. and caricature portraits of actors, actresses and , • 
 others. 4to, half roan. N. Y. 1845 ^' 
 
 1900. TRASK (SPENCER). Bowling Green. Profusely ^ 
 
 illust. with reproductions from early maps and vieivs. 8vo, / ■ 2.^ 
 cloth. N. Y. 1898 
 
 1901. TRICKS AND TRAPS of New York City. Four 
 
 parts. 13 tinted and other folding vieivs in Neiv York, and "2 ,_> 
 illusts. by Holcomb- Davis. 12mo, half calf, gilt back. ^ - / 1\) 
 
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 1903. TRINITY CHURCH. A Scrap-book containing an 
 interesting Collection of contemporary Newspaper Articles 
 and Notices in regard to Trinity Church, New York, and ,.<s >« /^ 
 the proposed opening of "Albany Street." Neatlymounted J- .-^ V 
 on 65 pages. Small 4to, half bound. N. Y. 1854, etc. r\ 
 
 1903. TUCKERMAN (BAYARD— Editor). Diary of 
 Philip Hone, 1828-1851. Portrait. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. / ll f\ 
 
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 / n New York, also the Origin of Street Names and a Bib- 
 ^ ^ liography. Very numerous illusts. Post 8vo, in the original 
 sheets folded, unstitched and uncut, ready for extra-illus- 
 trating, with the original cloth covers. N. Y. 1901 
 
 1905. VALENTINE (D. T.) History of the City of New 
 York. Many folding facsimiles of the early views, maps 
 and plans of New Amsterdam and New York. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 o /ry. N. Y. 1853 
 
 jL -hJ U 1906. Another copy. 
 
 1907. -- — Paisley, a Local Sketch from Valentine's 
 Manual, portrait and tinted vieiv, 1863 (38 pp.); The 
 
 / ^^ " City of New York, its Growth and Destinies, by John 
 / / ^ A. Dix, 1853 (23 pages) ; The Glory of New York, by E. P. 
 ' ' 1'^ Rogers, 1874 (18 pages) ; Fifty Years in New York, a Dis- 
 cussion in the South Dutch Church, by J. M. Mathews, 
 1858 (48 pages); and one other. Together 5 pieces in 1 
 vol. Half morocco, gilt back, contents lettered. N.Y. 1858-74 
 
 1908. (Editor). Manual of the Corporation of the 
 
 /)/) City of New York for the years 1841-42. Map of the City 
 ^^ of New York. 18mo, cloth. N. Y. [1842] 
 
 Very scarce. Fine copy. 
 
 , ' _ 1909. Manual of the Corporation of the City of New 
 
 / /) Jf)t) York for the years 1842-43. View of New Amsterdam, 
 iy , <S/ Ky 1659, View of Croton Dam, plan and map. 18mo, cloth. 
 
 N. Y. [1843] 
 
 ^»^-j 1910. Manual of the Corporation for 1844-45. 5 
 
 ^^ maps and plates. 12mo, cloth. N. Y. 1844 
 
 1911. Manual of the Corporation for 1845-6. Fac- 
 simile maps, plans and views. 12mo, cloth. N. Y. 1846 
 
 1912 Manual of the Corporation of the City of New 
 
 York for 1847. Maps, plans and views. 12mo, cloth. 
 
 N. Y. 1847 
 
 1913. Manual of the Corporation for 1848. Fac- 
 simile views, maps and plans. Square 12mo, cloth. 
 
 N. Y. 1848 
 
 1914. Manual of the Corporation for 1849. Numer- 
 ous maps, plans, views, and facsimiles. Post 8vo, morocco, 
 gilt edges. N. Y. 1849 
 
 1915. Manual of the Corporation for 1850. Numer- 
 ous maps and plates. Post 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1850 
 
 1916. Manual of the Corporation for 1851. Numer- 
 ous maps and plates. Post 8vo, morocco, gilt edges. 
 
 N. Y. 1851 
 
 1917. Manual of the Corporation for 1852. Numer- 
 ous maps and plates. Post 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1852 
 
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 1918. Manual of the Corporation for 1853. Numer- 
 ous maps and plates. Post 8vo, morocco, gilt edges. 
 
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 1919. Manual of the Corporation for 1854. Numer- 
 ous maps and plates. Post 8vo, morocco, gilt edges. 
 
 N. Y. 1854 
 1930. Manual of the Corporation for 1855. Numer- 
 ous maps and plates. Post 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1855 
 
 1921. Manual of the Corporation for 1856. Numer- 
 ous maps and plates. Post 8vo, morocco, gilt edges (poor 
 binding). N. Y. 1856 
 
 1922. Manual of the Corporation for 1857. Numer- 
 ous maps and plates. Post 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1857 
 
 1923. Manual of the Corporation for 1858. Numer- 
 ous maps and plates. Post 8vo, cloth. IST. Y. 1858 
 
 1924. Manual of the Corporation for 1859. Numer- 
 ous maps and plates. Post 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1859 
 
 1925. Manual of the Corporation for 1860. Numer- 
 ous maps and plates. Post 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1860 
 
 1926. Manual of the Corporation for 1861. Maps 
 
 nnd plates. Post 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1861 
 
 1927. Manual of the Corporation for 1862. Maps 
 
 nnd plates. Post 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1862 -, r~~ 
 
 1928. Another COPY. 1.2. yT 
 
 1929. Manual of the Corporation for 1863. (With , ^ t — ■ 
 
 Index, List of Plates, etc. ) Maps and plates. Post 8vo, ' " 
 
 cloth. N. Y. 1863 
 
 1930. Another copy, in morocco, gilt edges. ' - ^^ 
 
 1931. Manual for 1864. Maps and plates. Post ^ ^ i""" 
 
 8vo, morocco, gilt edges. N. Y. 1864 \ ' 
 
 1932. Manual of the Corporation for 1865. Maps -f , — 
 
 and plates. Post 8vo, morocco, gilt edges. N. Y. 1865 ' / «? 
 
 1933. Another copy, in original cloth. ^"^ 
 
 1934. Manual of the Corporation for 1866. Maps 
 
 and plates. Post 8vo, clobh. N. Y. 1860 
 
 1935. Manual of the Corporation for 1868. Maps 
 
 and plates. 8vo, morocco, gilt edges. N. Y. 1868 
 
 1936. Manual of the Corporation for 1869. Maps 
 
 and plates. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1869 
 
 1937. Another copy 
 
 1938. Manual of the Corporation for 1870. Maps 
 
 and plates. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1870 
 
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 ,— 1939. [VERPLANCK (G. C.)] The State Triumphant: 
 
 n /~) a Political Tale, and The Epistles of Brevet Major Pindar 
 ' ^ ^ Puflf. 13mo, half morocco, gilt edges (letterpress foxed). 
 
 N. Y. : Printed for the author, 1819 
 
 /_ 1 940. Reminiscences of New York, extracted from 
 
 .'oJ/0 The Talisman of May, 1830. 13mo, half morocco, gilt 
 ^^ back. Phil. 1829 
 
 1941. Proofs-Verbal of the Ceremony of the Installa- 
 tion of the President of the New York Historical Society (a 
 , , mock celebration of the inauguration of Dr. Hosack, 8vo, 
 • Ht) ''^''^out, 1830, rure; New Amsterdam, New Orange, New 
 *^' York, by C. W. Darling, N. Y., privately printed, 1889; 
 Governor Thomas Pownall [by R. L. Fowler], portrait, 
 N. Y. 1886; and 10 other pamphlets. Together 13 pam- 
 phlets. 
 
 ' 1943. WALLING (GEORGE W.) Recollections of a 
 New York Chief of Police. Numerous illusts. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 N.Y. 1887 
 
 1943. WATSON (J. F.) Olden Time Researches in and 
 Reminiscences of New York City. Front., containing views 
 
 /> /> of the Ferry House {corner of Broad and Garden Streets) 
 
 ' '^ and of the Stadt Huys {rased 1700). Post 8vo, half morocco,, 
 
 gilt back. [Phil. 1839] 
 
 1944. Annals and Occurrences of New York City 
 
 and State in the Olden Time; a Collection of Memoirs, 
 Anecdotes and Incidents concerning the City and its In- 
 habitants from the Days of the Founders. Illusts. 8vo, 
 cloth. Phil. 1846 
 
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 1945. Another copy, presented to the American 
 
 Dramatic Fund Association. 
 
 1946. WEBSTER (DANIEL). Obsequies in the City of 
 New York. 4. tinted views in NewTork. 8vo, cloth. N.Y. 1853- 
 
 1947. WHITE (F. C.) Historical Sketch of the South 
 ^ Church (Reformed) of New York City. 10 illusts., compris- 
 y^j ing etched frontispiece, autotype portraits and vieivs, etc. 
 
 ' Square 8vo, half cloth. N.Y. [1887] 
 
 1948. WILLIAMS (EDWIN). The New York Annual 
 ^ Q Register for 1833. View of New York from Governor's 
 
 Island, etc. 13mo, original half binding. N.Y. 1833 
 
 1949. New York as It Is in 1834; and Citizens' Ad- 
 
 -' vertising Directory. Folding colored map, drawnby Burr, 
 
 and view of Battery and Castle Garden, engraved on steel. 
 34mo, roan, gilt top (edges of some leaves ink-stained). 
 
 N.Y. 1834 
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 1950. WILSON (JAMES GRANT). Memorial History 
 
 of the City of New York from its First Settlement to 189-^. 2- r^ tr\ 
 Profusely illust. by portraits and other engravings on steel ^— -^tJ 
 and hundreds of illusts. in the text. 4 vols. imp. 8vo, pub- 
 lisher's half morocco. N. Y. 1893 , 
 
 1951. WILSON (RUFUS R.) New York: Old and New. 
 
 Its Story, Streets and Landmarks. Numerous illusts. from / ^n -. 
 prints and photographs. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth, gilt tops, /-CO 
 uncut. Phil. 1902 
 
 1952. WINTHROP (B. R.) Old New York. Read before 
 
 the N. Y. Historical Society. Folding plan. Royal 8vo, / ^ D 
 half morocco, gilt back, 12 pages. N. Y. 1862 ' 
 
 1953. WOOD (FERNANDO). Early Life, Congressional 
 
 Career and Municipal Administration of Fernando Wood, / -,_ 
 
 Mayor of the City of New York. Portrait, etc. 8vo, cloth. • /<i3 
 
 N. Y. 1855 
 
 1954. WOOLEY (CHARLES). Two Years' Journal in 
 
 New York and parts of its Territories in America, 1679. y ^ , 
 
 Edited, with Introduction and copious Historical Notes, by ' /qj 
 
 E. B. O'Callaghan. Royal 4to, cloth. N. Y. : Gowans, 1860 / 
 Lakse Paper copy. Only 50 copies printed. 
 
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 1955. NEW YORK BOOK OF POETRY (The), contain- -, 
 ing Poems lay [Washington Irving, J. K. Paulding, Lindley . ^/-^ 
 Murray and others]. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1837 
 
 1956. NEW YORK MIRROR, from July 9, 1831, to 
 June 30, 1832, Vol. IX. Full-page portraits on steel of ' "' 
 Washington Irving and James Henry Hackett, besides 2 2 . ^<»5 
 
 full-page views [on steel) of Wall Street. 4to, half roan. 
 
 N. Y. 1831-32 
 
 1957. NEW YORK STAGE. Theatrical Manuscript 
 Diary. Very interesting MS. Diary, legibly written in ink 
 on 109 pages 4to paper, by William F. Hbyee, of New 
 York, believed to be unpublished, and consisting entirely 
 of Accounts of Performances at the Park Theatre, Bowery 
 Theatre, The Gardens, Olympia Theatre and Chatham //A ^5"/1 
 Theatre, New York, from January 1st to December 31st, / v^ • ^ d 
 1845. 4to, half bound. N. Y. 1845-46 
 
 This very interesting MS. contains, in addition to the ac- 
 counts of performances at the New York theatres, much per- 
 sonal and professional anecdote of the Keans,, James Brutus 
 Booth (the elder), Macready, Mrs. Mowatt, Ellen Tree, Mary 
 Taylor, etc., and a full account of all the plays and actors per- 
 forming in America during 1845 ; an account of the burning 
 of the Bowery Theatre, etc. About half the MS. is the original 
 diary, the rest is a MS. transcript by the author made at a 
 somewiaat later date. From the McKee Library, with book- 
 plate. 
 
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 1958. Heybr (H. a.) " An Account of my Visits 
 
 to the various Theatres of New York and Vicinity ; also a 
 
 ^ Record of Events interesting to the lovers of the Drama 
 
 J -S^/) and Stage. Correctly kept by Henry Augustus Heyer^ 
 New York. Neatly written manuscript of 72 pages, small 
 4to, half bound. N. Y. 185a 
 
 1959. Hagan (J. S. G.) Records of the New York 
 
 Stage, 1860 to 1870; [with an] Addenda on Joseph Jeffer- 
 son. The original issue as it appeared in the New York 
 Dispatch, EXTEA-rLLUSTRATED with numerous port/raits and 
 views {including original drawings from life, etc.), play-hills 
 
 00 [chiefly of Nihlo^s and the Lyceum Theatre, 1871-79), be- 
 sides numerous contemporary newspaper articles on Shake- 
 spearean productions in New York. All neatly mounted on 
 225 pages of heavy 4to paper, ready for binding, with spe- 
 cially pictured title-page. (As 1 vol.') N. Y. [1861-79] 
 Published as a Continuation to Ireland's New York Stage. 
 The portraits, play-bills, views and various newspaper arti- 
 cles which make up this valuable volume relate almost exclu- 
 sively to the performances of Shakespeare's plays in New York 
 during the period embraced, and especially to the perform- 
 ances of Count Joannes and Avonia Fairbanks. The portraits 
 include a number of the former in Shakespearean characters, 
 an original pen-and ink portrait by Reynold (1879) of Miss 
 Fairbanks as Ophelia, original drawing from life of J. B. 
 Ashton as Polonius, pencil drawing of Burton's Theatre, etc. 
 
 1960. Set of Seven Plates illustrative of New York's 
 
 early dramatic history, comprising a portrait of William 
 Niblo and six views. Royal 8vo, folded paper cover. (As 
 one lot.) N. Y. [1896] 
 
 Japan Paper Set. Only 100 sets printed. 
 
 1961. NEW YORK THEATRES. Olympic Theatre 
 (Mitchell's). A collection of 1J7 Play-bills of perform- 
 ances at Mitchell's Olympic Theatre, New York, between 
 Feby. 9, 1844, and May 19, 1848, including many First Ap- 
 pearances, Benefits, etc., of Holland, Mary Taylor, Tryon, 
 etc., etc., and the celebrated series of Shakespearian Bur- 
 lesques; [also] Pla¥-bills of the following Old New 
 York Thbatees: Chatham Theatre (87 play-bills), Sept. 
 16, 1843, to May 4, 1848 {Benefit-hills, etc., of Fleming, 
 Burton, Yankee Hill, etc.); National Theatre (5), from July 
 5, 1849, to Sept. 27, 1856; Castle Garden Theatre (18), 
 July 4, 1846, to Dec. 26, 1847; New Greenwich Theatre, 
 afterwards New York Opera House (12), April 8, 1846, to 
 Nov. 7, 1847; Astor Place Opera House (6), May, 184& 
 {including interesting Macready appearances) ; Alhambea 
 (14), Oct. 22, 1845, to Feby. 11, 1846; Buckley's New Hall, 
 Vauxhall, Coliseum, Broadway Varieties, etc., etc.,. 
 
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 besides a series of 21 play-bills of Baenum's American 
 Museum, Dec. 13, 1844, to Sept. 6, 1856, i7icluding his early 
 production of'''' Uncle Tom^s Cabin." All neatly mounted 
 in atlas folio half morocco scrap-book. N. Y. 1843-56 
 
 A very extensive, valuable and interesting collection, con- 
 taining many items of very rare occurrence. 
 
 1962. Play-bills; viz. : Collection of 45 Play-bills of 
 
 NiBLo's Garden, from June 13, 1843, to June 24, 1853, in- 
 cluding Calv6 as Angeli, in Black Domino (June 13, 1814), 
 Jolin Sef ton's Benefit (Oct. 23, 1844), Harry and Thomas 
 Placide in Comedy of Errors (Nov. 7, 1849), Mary Taylor, in 
 Romance and Reality (May 20, 1856), Mrs. Mowatt, as 
 Adrienne (May 18, 1884, etc.) ; 46 Play-bills of Metropolitan 
 Theatre, etc.; Laura Kebne's "Varieties," from Sept. 
 30, 1832, to June 21, 1856, including E. Eddy, in The Cor- 
 sican Brothers, Nov. 3, 1852; C. K. Dickinson, as Master 
 of Ravenswood, ^r si appearance, April 5, 1858; Mrs. Parren, 
 as Griselda, Nov. 28, 1857; Laura Keene, as Jane Eyre, 
 May 26, 1858. Bound in 1 vol. oblong folio, half roan. 
 
 1963. NICHOLS (DR. THOMAS L.) Forty years of 
 American Life. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. Loud. 1864 
 
 1964. NINON DE L'ENCLOS. Memoirs.with her Letters 
 
 to the Marquis de Sevigne. Translated from the French y c — 
 
 by Mrs. Griffiths. 12mo, cloth. Phil. 1806 • "^ ^ 
 
 1965. NOBLE (M.) Lives of the English Regicides. ^ 
 
 2 vols. 8vo, half calf. Loud. 1798 .lO'C 
 
 1966. NORDHOFP (CHARLES). The Communistic So- 
 cieties of the United States, including detailed Accounts 
 
 of the Zoarites, Shakers, Oneida, Bethel, Aurora, Icarion, / ^ ^ 
 and other Communities. Illustrations. Royal 8vo, cloth. 
 
 N. Y. 1875 
 
 1967. NORTHALL (W. R.) Before and Behind the Cur- 2? 
 tain; or Fifteen Years' Observations among the Theaters 2- . J d ^. 
 OF New York. 12mo, half morocco, gilt back. N. Y. 1851 " — 
 
 1968. NUGENT (C. S.) The Oppressed Captive ... an 
 
 impartial and candid Account of the unparallel'd Sufferings , /^ 
 
 of Caius Silius Nugenius, now under Confinement in Fleet / , O O cX ^ 
 Prison. 12mo, half morocco, gilt back. Lond. : Wrote by 
 the Author and Sufferer in the Fleet Prison, 1757. 
 
 With a Manuscript Key in a contemporary or hand in- 
 serted. Scarce and curious, 
 
 1969. O'BRIEN (PITZ- JAMES). Poems and Stories; 
 
 edited by William Winter. First edn. Portrait. Post J J C> 
 Bvo, cloth. Bost. 1881 ' * 
 
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 1370. ODD VOLUMES. Life and Times of Philip 
 Schuyler, by Bensox J. Lossing, Vol. I., portraits, N". Y. 
 [1860] ; Life of Joseph Reed, by W. B. Read, Vol. l.,fine 
 portrait, Phil. 1837 ; Dibdin's History of the English Stage, 
 Vols. I. -IV., 4 vols. ; and 8 others, odd. Together 14 vols. 
 8vo, cloth. Fine copies. 
 
 1971. The Mathematical Correspondent, Vol. I., 
 
 portrait of Geo. Barron, eng. by Andbeson (cover water- 
 /, stained), calf, N. Y. 1804; Lillo's Dramatic Works, Vols. 
 
 /O I.-IL, 2 vols., polished calf, Lond. 1775; Royall's Penn- 
 
 sylvania, Vol. I., half roan, Wash. 1839; Swift's Works, 
 Vols. I. -IV., and VI., cloth, Chicago, 1885; and 31 others, 
 odd. Together 30 vols. 13rao and post 8vo. 
 
 1973. OHIO. Historical Miscellanies. I. A Tour in 
 Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana Territory, in 1805, by John 
 Espy; II. Two Western Campaigns in the War of 1813, by 
 Samuel Williams; III. The Leatherwood God, by R. H. 
 Taneyhill. Imp. 8vo, three-quarter morocco, panelled gilt 
 back, gilt top, uncut. Cinn. 1871 
 
 1973. McBride (James). Pioneer Biographies of 
 
 the Lives of some of the Early Settlers of Butler County, 
 Ohio. Portrait on hidia paper. 3 vols. imp. 8vo, three- 
 quarter morocco, panelled gilt backs and tops, uncut. 
 
 Cinn. 1869 
 Large Paper copy. Only 50 copies so issued. 
 
 1974. Walker (Charles M.) History of Athens 
 
 County, Ohio, and the First Settlement of the State at 
 Marietta. With Personal and Historical Sketches of the 
 Early Settlers, Narratives of Pioneer Adventures, etc. Map 
 and portrait on India paper. 2 vols. imp. 8vo, three- 
 quarter morocco, panelled gilt backs and tops, uncut. 
 
 One of only 50 copies, on Large Paper. Cinn. 1869 
 
 *) <"^ 1975. O'KEEFE (JOHN). Recollections of the Life of 
 
 ' /. V JohnO'Keefe. Written by Himself . Portrait engraved hy 
 
 Bragg. 2 vols. 8vo, half roan. Lond. 1826 
 
 1976. OLDPIELD (MRS. ANNE). Faithful Memoirs of 
 / the Life, Amours and Performances of that most eminent 
 
 ^-f Actress of her Time, Mrs. Anne Oldfleld. By William Eger- 
 
 '' ton. Fine folding portrait. 8vo, polished calf , gilt back, by 
 
 Tout. Lond. : Printed in the year 1731 
 
 1977. [OLDMIXON (JOHN).] The British Empire in 
 . / America, containing the History of the Discovery, Settle- 
 
 ^1 I C) ment, and Present State of the Colonies. Numerous maps. 
 ■ ' 2 vols. 8vo, half calf (crushed at joints). Lond. 1741 
 
 1978. O'MEARA (K.) Madame Mohl: her Salon and 
 her Friends. A Study of Social Life in Paris. 8vo, half 
 
 C calf, gilt back and top. Lond. 1858 
 
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 1979. O'NEILL (MISS ELIZA). Memoirs of Miss O'Neill, 
 containing her Public Character, Private Life, and Drama- 
 tic Progress, from her entrance upon the Stage. By C. 
 Inigo Jones. Fine colored portrait, drawn and en- 
 graved by Kennerley, and extra- illustrated 6y the in- 
 sertion of 16 fine and rare portraits {skillfully inlaid to 
 size when necessary) , playbills and autograph letters. Imp. 
 8vo, polished calf extra, gilt back and top, other edges en- 
 tirely UNCUT. Lond. 18 1 6 
 
 Choice copy, from the Daly Collection, of this very rare 
 book. The extra-illustrations include 6 rare portraits op 
 Miss O'Neill, viz. : portrait engraved by Phillips, open letter 
 proof; portx'ait engraved by Blood, from a painting by Drum- 
 mond, as Belvidera, by Woolnoth ; after Wageman ; as Belvi- 
 dera, by Meyer, after Davis ; as Mrs. Haller (full length), by 
 Carver (from Theatrical Inquisitor, when Mrs. Becker), proof 
 impression, engraved for the Gazette of Fashion. Also 10 other 
 scarce portraits, including Mrs. Siddons, by E. Smith ; Mrs. 
 Siddons, as Belvidera (full length); Mrs. Siddons as the Grecian 
 Daughter (full length); Kemble, by Gairdner [1747]; Hannah 
 More, engraved for British Lady's Magazine [1817] ; Kotzebue 
 (half length, in oval), by Hall ; Nicholas Eowe, by Rhodes, after 
 Thurston; Mr. and Mrs. Barry, as Bajazet and Selima; Mat. 
 Prior, etc. Autograph Letters Signed from Mrs. Becker 
 (Miss O'Neill), 1 page, 8vo, and from Hannah More to Cadell 
 and Davies, in reference to her " sketches, " March 22, 1828 
 (postmark), 1 page 4to, and address; also two playbills (on 
 one sheet) of Theatre Royal, Bath, containing Miss O'Neill's ap- 
 pearance as Belvidera, in Venice Preserved, June 7th, 1819. 
 
 1980. ONWHYN'S ILLUSTRATIONS. Sylvester Sound, 
 
 the Somnambulist. By Henry Cockton. Portrait and SO , 
 
 plates by Onwhyn. 8vo, half morocco, gilt bands, gilt top, , ^-rfl 
 
 uncut. Lond., n. d. / ty 
 
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 1981. ONWHYN'S ILLUSTRATIONS. Life and Adven- 
 tures of Valentine Vox, the Ventriloquist. By Henry Cock- 
 ton. '21). plates by Onwhyn. Stout Bvo, cloth. Load. , n. d. 
 
 1982. OPERA GLASS (The), for Peeping into the Mu- 
 seum of the Fine Arts, and more especially of the Drama. 
 No. 1, Oct. 2, 1826, to No. 24, March 26, 1827, inclusive 
 (all published). [Edited by John Howard Payne ] With 
 the rare portrait of Talma, as Nero, by L. Haghi {usually 
 lacking), and a proof of same on India paper. 4to, three- / 
 quarter levant morocco, gilt back and top, by Blaekwell. { 
 
 [Lond. 1826-27] 
 Very rare in this complete state. Fine, clean copy, from the 
 library of Augustin Daly. No. 5 contains the long biographi- 
 cal account of Talma (with a full-page portrait), in two states, 
 written on the occasion of the death of the great Fi-ench actor, 
 Oct. 19th, 1826. 
 
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 1983. OPERATIC AND DRAMATIC ALBUM. Con- 
 taining 66 fine portraits on India paper of celebrated 
 
 CJ O Singers, Actors and Actresses, with their Autographs, and 
 short Biographies. 2 vols, folio, cloth (plates loose in 
 binding). [Lond., about 1870] 
 
 The Augustin Daly copy. 
 
 1984. ORDISH (T. F.) Early London Theatres. Nu- 
 merous facsimile maps, plans and views. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Lond. 1894 
 
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 1985. OTWAY (THOMAS). Plays. Copper-plates by 
 Vanhaecken, etc. 2 vols. 12mo, light polished calf, gilt 
 backs. Lond. 1736 
 
 1986. OULTON (W. C.) Continuation of Egerton's 
 Theatrical Remembrancer, etc., with a complete List of 
 Plays and Authors down to 1801. Interleaved copy. 
 With numerous interesting MS. notes in a contemporary 
 hand on the interleaved pages. Stout 12mo, calf (poor bind- 
 ing). Lond. [1801] 
 
 This interesting copy has the very legibly written annota- 
 tions of one " T. &.," evidently an actor of some note. The fly- 
 leaf bears the following MS. notes in his handwriting: " On the 
 blank leaves opposite the title of the various Plays, Farces, <&o. , 
 will be seen the characters performed by Ts. O." " N. B. When 
 names forgot marked thus ^^.j' " "This work purchased at the 
 Duke of Roxburghe's sale, June IS, 1812, presented by Mr. Ryan, 
 July 18 \_181S'\, to T. G." 
 
 1987. OWENS (JOHN E.) Memories of his Professional 
 and Social Life. By His Wife. Portraits and plates. 8vo, 
 cloth. Bait. 1892 
 
 1988. OXBERRY. British Theatre: a Collection of 
 *., English Tragedies, Comedies, Farces, etc., with the Stage 
 
 (J) Q Business and Stage Directions faithfully marked. 116 fine 
 portraits on copper. 25 vols. 12mo, cloth. Lond. 1818-25 
 Complete set, with Jijie impressions of the scarce half-length 
 portraits. 
 
 _ 1989. Dramatic Biography: Histrionic Anecdote. 
 
 ■ J- ^ 5 vols, [with] New Series. Vol. I. Numerous fine por- 
 traits on copper. 6 vols. 13mo, half calf. Lond. 1826-35 
 
 ■y *^ (- ^990- Anecdotes of the Stage, etc., etc. Portrait. 
 
 ^ ■ ■^ct) 12mo, original boards, uncut. Lond. 1827 
 
 Very scarce in this choice original state. 
 
 1991. Dramatic Mirror, containing Biographies of 
 
 / (T /\ Emme-afPevtovmei-s. 24. portraits on steel of Edmund Kean, 
 / t/ t/ Booth, Kemble, Mrs. Siddons, Mrs. Jordan, Miss O'Neill, 
 etc., etc. 12mo, half morocco, gilt back and top, uncut. 
 
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 1992. Oxberry's Dramatic Chronology, containing 
 
 the Names, Dates of Births, First Appearances and Deaths 
 of most of the principal London Actresses up to 1849. 12mo, 
 half calf. Lond., n. d. [1849] 
 
 W. E. Burton's copy, and later in the possession of J. N. 
 Ireland, who has pencilled his initials, and numerous additions 
 in it. 
 
 1993. PAGET (JOHN). Hungary and Transylvania. 
 Portrait and many full-page and smaller engravings by 
 Hering. 2 vols. Svo, tree calf, gilt back. Lond. 1839 
 
 1994. [PAGET (V.)] The Countess of Albany. By 
 Vernon Lee. Post Svo, half gilt back. Lond. 1884 
 
 1995. PAINE (THOMAS). Life of Thomas Paine ; with 
 Sb History of his Literary, Political and Religious Career in 
 America, France and England. By Moncure D. Conway. 
 Portraits. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1892 
 
 1996. PALMER (JOHN). Sketch of the Theatrical Life 
 
 •of the late John Palmer from his earliest Entrance into the ^ 
 
 Theatrical Profession to his Sudden Death while playing S ^ ^r 
 " The Stranger " on the Liverpool Stage. 8 vo, half light '^ • 
 calf, gilt back and top, by Smith. Lond. 1798 
 
 From the Daly Collection. Palmer was the original Joseph 
 Surface of " The School for Scandal." 
 
 1997. PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE, afterwards Burton's 
 Theatres. Collection of 146 Playbills of " Palmo's " 
 Opera House, Chambers Street, New York, afterwards 
 called "Burton's Theatre," [with] Playbills of Perform- 
 ances at Burton's New Theatre, Broadway, near Bond 
 Street, from February, 1844, to May, 1857, including First 
 Appearances, Benefit Bills, and interesting appearances of 
 Barton, Wallack, Brougham, Placide, etc., etc.; First 
 Nights of Thackeray's Vanity Fair and of Dickens' David 
 €opperfield and other bills of unusual interest, some very 
 scarce. Neatly mounted and bound in narrow royal folio, 
 
 half morocco. N. Y. 1844-57 •■ , 
 
 1998. PARDOE (MISS). The Court and Reign of Fran- 
 cis I. of France. Library edn. Portrait of the author, plate, 
 
 and 16 fine portraits on steel. 3 vols. Svo, half blue calf, / V , 
 
 gilt backs and tops, uncut Lond : Bentley, 1887 ^ C 
 
 1999. PARK THEATRE (THE OLD). Collection of 174 
 Playbills of Performances at the Park Theatre, New York, 
 from June 20, 1846, to Sept. 5, 1848, including many First 
 Appearances, Benefit Bills, and Special Appearances of the / ^y i 
 Keans, Edwin Forrest, Wallack, and other celebrated A . CJ >^ . 
 Actors and Actresses. All neatly mounted in one vol. I ■ kJ V 
 Folio, half morocco. N. Y. 1846-48 ' 
 
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 -^ 2000. PARKINSON (RICHARD). Tour in America in 
 
 /__ ^ Q 1798-1800, exhibiting Sketches of Society and Manners, 
 etc. 3 vols, in 1. 8vo, calf. Lond. 1805 
 
 2001. PARKMAN (FRANCIS). History of the Con- 
 spiracy of Pontiae and the War of the North American 
 Tribes against the English Colonies after the Conquest of 
 Canada. Maps. 2 vols, post 8vo, half calf, gilt backs. 
 _ Lond. 1851 
 
 / "1 S 2002. The Old Regime in Canada. First edn. 8vo, 
 
 cloth. Bost. 1874 
 
 / _ 2003. PARSONS (S. B.) The Rose: its History, Poetry, 
 
 /-) A Culture, and Classification. Colored plates. Royal 8vo, 
 
 • ^^ cloth (title foxed). N. Y. 1847 
 
 2004. PARSONS (WILLIAM). Life of William Parsons, 
 Comedian, written by Thomas Bellamy; to which are added 
 His Dramatic Character, by John Litchfield, and a Letter 
 of Intelligence from Charles Dibdin. Extra-illust. by the 
 insertion and inlaying to size of 22 fine and rare portraits 
 {of Parsons — in private and in character) on copper, in mez- 
 zotint, stipple, and line, including several proofs before let- 
 ters and open-letter proofs, besides view of Frog Hall on cop- 
 per by Ellis. 8vo, green levant morocco extra, gilt back 
 and edges. Lond. 1795 
 
 From the Daly Collection. The inserted portraits of 
 persons include brilliant impression of the rare mezzotint by 
 R. Tjaurie, after Dighton (bust to right, in oval); fine stipple 
 by Wright, after Hayter (Darling and Thompson, 1793); scarce 
 line portrait by Conde (from Thespian Magazine) ; another of 
 same, proof before letter ; portrait in character as Colonel 
 Oidboy, in four states (proof before letter, open letter 
 PROOF, and in two tones) ; portrait by Ridley, proof before 
 LETTER ; RARE STIPPLE AND LINE by Parker (as Alsorip in The 
 Heiress); Mr. Parsons and Miss Pope as Vellum and Abigail 
 (very fine impression) ; Moody as Teague, and Parsons as Oba- 
 diah (T. Lowndes, 1776), besides 7 other portraits of in private 
 and character, including two proofs. 
 
 2005. PASCOE (C. E.) The Dramatic List: a Record of 
 the Performances of Living Actors and Actresses of the 
 British Stage ; with Criticisms from Contemporary Jour- 
 nals. Numerous portraits of actors and actresses. Stout 
 post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1879 
 
 2006. Dramatic Notes : a Handbook of the London 
 
 , ^ Theatres, 1879-1884. Numerous sketches of scenes and 
 
 J . ^J O characters by T. W. Wilson. 8vo, half morocco, gilt top. 
 
 Lond. 1879-84 
 
 2007. PATERSON (PETER), Confessions of a Strolling 
 Player, Edinburgh, 1859 ; Behind the Footlights, by W. C. 
 Day, illusts. by Le Fanu, 1883; The Variety Stage, the 
 Music Halls from the Earliest Period to the Present, by 
 C. D. Stuart and A. J. Park, illusts. [1895]; and 2 others. 
 Together 5 vols. Post 8vo, cloth and half morocco. 
 
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 2008. PATMORE (P. G.) My Friends and Acquaint- yO 
 
 ances: Hazlitt, Byron, Leigh Hunt, R. B. and Thomas V *> c — 
 
 Sheridan, Laman Blauchard, etc. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. \- ' 
 
 Lond. 1854 
 
 2009. PATTEN (MRS. RUTH). Memoirs of Mrs. Ruth 
 Patten of Hartford, Conn., 1740-1830. By William Patten. ' 
 
 With the rare portrait. 13mo, calf. Hartford, 1834 J . k) C 
 
 Ruth Patten was Miss Wheelock, and this scarce Memoir 
 contains many references to members of that family and to 
 other Hartford families of that period. 
 
 2010. PAUL (HOWARD) AND GEBBIE (GEORGE). The -'' ' 
 Stage and its Stars, Past and Present : a Gallery of Dramatic 
 Illustration and Critical Biographies of Distinguished Eng- ^ / „__ 
 lish and American Actors from the Time of Shakespeare to -/. . u) «0 
 the Present. 128 portraits and scenes in photogravure, and 
 
 over 400 portraits in the text. 2 vols, folio, half morocco, 
 gilt backs and edges. Phil. [1883] 
 
 2011. PAUL PRY. A Theatrical, Sporting, Quizzical, 
 Critical, and Satirical Journal. New Series, from No. 1. 
 Aug. 31, 1839, to Peb'y 15, 1840 (lacking issue of Sept. 28). 
 Hare ivoodcut portraits of early actors and actresses. (As 
 one vol. folio.) N. Y. : Corbyn andNoney, 1839-40 
 
 Rare. From the Frederickson and MoKee Collections. 
 
 2012. [PAULDING (J. K.)] Letters from the South 
 in 1816. First edn. 2 vols, in 1. Stout 12mo, half calf. 
 
 N Y. 1817 
 
 2013. [ ] The New Mirror for Travellers and Guide 
 
 to the Springs. By An Amateur. First edn. 12mo, origi- 
 nal half cloth, uncut. N.Y.I 828 ^ , 
 
 This satire upon the ambitious style of guide-books and trav- ^ i- vjt 
 eller's journal was actually mistaken for a serious production I 
 Consequently the title was altered to "The New Pilgrim's 
 Progress." 
 
 2014. [ ] Tales of the Good Woman. By A Doubtful / ^ ^^ 
 
 Gentleman. First edn. 12mo, original half cloth, uncut. / /(V V 
 
 N. Y. 18^9 / ^ 
 
 2015. American Comedies. First edn. Post 8vo, * , 
 
 original boards, uncut. Phil. 1847 ' ^O 
 
 2016. Literary Life of James K. Paulding. By his . 
 
 Son. Portrait. Post 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1867 - ^C 
 
 2017. PAYNE (JOHN HOWARD). Memoirs of John 
 Howard Payne, the American Roscius, with Criticisms of 
 
 his Acting in the various Theatres of America, England / /-\ *> C 
 and Ireland. Compiled from Authentic Documents. Por- ' .^' Z- O 
 trait. 8vo, half levant morocco, gilt back. Lond. 1815 '•'■ 
 
 2018. Charles the Second: a Comedy, performed at 
 
 the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. First edn. 8vo, paper, ^ ^~~ 
 
 uncut (small blank corner of title torn). Lond. 1824 • 'V t) 
 
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 3019. Life and Writings of John Howard Payne, 
 
 Dramatist, Poet, Actor, and Author of Home, Sweet Home? 
 By G. Harrison. Portrait, facsimiles, etc. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Phil. 1885 
 
 2020. Another copy. 
 
 2021. PEABODY'S PARLOUR JOURNAL, dedicated to 
 High Life, Fashionables, Fashions, Literature, the Opera, 
 Theatres, etc. Vols. I. and II., Jan'y 3-Dec. 13,1834, inclu- 
 sive. Many plates, including colored and other fashion plates, 
 rare early views of Neiv York, the very rare portrait of La- 
 fayette engraved hy Woodcock, woodcut of Borden's steamboat 
 "Emma ofTroy,^' etc., etc. 2 vols, in 1. 4to, half calf.^ 
 
 Rare. The MoKee copy, with bookplate. N. Y. 1834 
 
 2022. PEACOCK (THOMAS LOVE). Novels, Tales and 
 Essays. Edited by Richard Garnett. Portraits and fronts. 
 hy Herbert Railton, etc. 10 vols. 12mo, cloth. 
 
 Lond. : Dent, 1891 
 
 "s <~ 2023. PEAKE (E.) Pen Pictures of Europe. Numerous 
 ' /-^ illu-Hs. 8vo, cloth. Phil. 1874 
 
 I '^ ^ 2024. PEALE (REMBRANDT). Notes on Italy. 8vo, 
 / . ^ CV half calf, gilt top, uncut, byMacdonald. Phil. 1831 
 
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 2025. PECK (FRANCIS). Desiderata Curiosa: a Collec- 
 
 7'^ (~- tion of Scarce and Curious Pieces, relating chiefly to Eng- 
 Cv) lish History, consisting of clioice Tracts, Memoirs, 'Letters, 
 Wills (etc.), illustrated with Notes, etc., and a Complete 
 Index. Portrait and copper -plates. 2 vols. 4to, calf. 
 
 Lond. 1779 
 
 2026. PEEP AT THE THEATRES (A): a Novel. By 
 An Old Naval Officer. 3 vols. 12mo, half light blue levant, 
 gilt backs. Lond. 1812 
 
 The Augustin Daly copy. Published for subscribers, who 
 include Mrs. Siddons, Mrs. Billington, Mrs. Edwin, Munden, 
 Kemble, Inoledon, Holman and other actors and actresses. 
 
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 2027. PELHAM (C.) Chronicles of Crime; or. New 
 Newgate Calendar: being a Series of Memoirs and Anec- 
 dotes of Notorious Characters, with Curious Cases never 
 before published. 52plateshy " Phiz.''' 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Lond. 1887 
 
 2028. PEMBERTON (T. E.) The Kendals : a Biography. 
 Portraits. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1900 
 
 2029. Ellen Terry and her Sisters. 25 portraits. 
 
 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1902 
 
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 2030. [PENN (JOHN).] Letters on the Drama, 1797; 
 The Battle of Eddington, a Tragedy, 1796; Reply to the 
 Strictures on [the same], 1797; Translation of Calsabiji 
 Letter to Alfleri on Tragedy, 1797 ; Poetical Miscellanies, 
 including translations from Petrarch, 1797. Bound in 1 vol. 
 8vo, half cloth. Lond. 1796-97 
 
 All First Editions. By John Perm of Stake Park. 
 
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 2031. PEPYS (SAMUEL). Diary and Correspondence. 
 Transl. and edited, with a Life of the Author, and Notes by 
 LOKD Braybeookb. Facsimiles and other plates, and 29 / • v5 O 
 portraits on steel. 4 vols, post 8vo, half calf, gilt backs. 
 
 Lond. 1858 
 
 2032. Diary, 1659-1669. Edited, with Memoir, by 
 
 Lord Braybrooke. 8vo, half light calf, gilt back and top, 
 uncut. Lond. 1890 
 
 2033. PERELAER (T. H.) Baboe Dalima; or. The Opium . 
 Fiend. Transl. from the Dutch by E. J.Venning. 8vo, cloth. . y-QO~ 
 
 Lond. : Vizetelly, 1888 
 
 2034. [PERREAU-RUDD CASE.] Facts, or a Plain 
 Narrative of the Case of Mrs. Rudd and Messrs. PerreauSi/^"^ 
 written by Herself {90 pages) ; The Trials of Robert and'X' 
 Daniel Perreau (112 pages) ; Solemn Declaration of Mr. ] 
 Daniel Perreau, written by Himself, and Published at his 
 Dying Request (SO pages). 3 vols, in 1. 8vo, half calf. 
 
 Lond. 1775-76 
 
 2035. PERRAULT (CLAUDE). Contes. [With Intro- ^ , ^--^ 
 duction by P.-J. Stahl.] Numerous full-page plates after j^. ^^ 
 designs hv Gxjstave Dore. Folio, cloth, gilt. 
 
 Paris: Firmin-Didot, 1862 
 
 2036. PHELPS (H. P.) Players of a Century: a Record 
 of the Albany Stage, including Notices of Prominent Actors 
 who have Appeared in. America. 1 vol. 8vo, enlarged and 
 
 EXTENDED TO 2 VOLUHES, 4t0, BY THE INLAYING OP EVERY 
 
 PAGE AND THE INSERTION OF 155 ILLUSTRATIONS, comprising 
 
 1S5 portraits (of Forrest, Charles Kean, Edmund Kean, Edwin / \ v\ _. 
 Booth as Richard III., Lester Wallack, Stephen Van Reus- / QJ , fJ €J 
 selaer, proof, President Lincoln, Grisi, E. P. Christy, in ^ 
 colors by Bross, etc.), 16 views (Pearl Street Theatre, 1825, 
 Bowery Theatre, 1828, rare,Dallins Street Amphitheatre, Interior 
 Green Street Theatre, etc.), autograph letter, etc., of Macreadij, 
 J. Hudson Kirhy, playbills ( Charles Dillon, Academy of Music, 
 19 Feb' y, 1866, etc.), ticket for SS. ''President," lost at sea, 
 ISJfl, etc., skillfully inlaid to size when necessary. 2 vols. 4to, 
 half blue levant morocco, gilt tops, uncut, by Smith. Especi- ', y 
 
 ally printed title-pages. Albany, 1880 
 
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 2037. Players of a Century: a Record of the Albany 
 
 Stage, with Notices of Actors who have Appeared in America 
 (and an Index). Portraits of Forrest and Albaugh. Post 8vo, 
 cloth. Albany, 1880 
 
 2038. The Stage History of Famous Plays : Hamlet, 
 
 from the Actor's Standpoint, its Representatives and their 
 Comparison of their Performances. 10 portraits (of Booth, 
 Forrest, Irving, etc.), and portrait of James Bees inserted. 
 4to, half morocco extra, gilt tops, uncut. N. Y. 1 890 
 
 No. 20 of only 25 copies printed on Labge Paper, each copy 
 SIGNED and numbered by the Author. 
 
 /^ 2039. PHELPS (SAMUEL). The Life and Life Work 
 ^-^ of Samuel Phelps. By W. M. Phelps and J. Forbes-Robin- 
 son. Portraits. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1886 
 
 2040. PHENIX (The): a Collection of Old and Rare 
 Fragments. (Morals of Confucius, Oracles of Zoroaster, 
 and Translations from the Chinese, Russian, Latin, Greek, 
 etc.) 12mo, cloth. Scarce. N. Y. : Go wans, 1835 
 
 2041. PHILADELPHIA. History of Philadelphia, with 
 Notices of Villages in the Vicinity up to 1839 ; with an His- 
 
 y /^ torical Account of the Military Operations of the Late War, 
 JL. .1 ^ 1812-14, including the Names of over 2,000 Volunteers. 
 
 Illusts. 8vo, half cloth (loose in binding). Phil. 1839 
 
 9i /» rfh/<T&J^ 2042. Programme[s] of the Walnut Street Theatre, 
 
 ffM^ •'V .L Philadelphia. Nos. 1-39. In 1 vol. royal 8vo, half calf. 
 ^^ yOK Phil. 1886-87 
 
 2043. SCHARF (J. T.) AND Westcott (T.). History 
 
 of Philadelphia, 1609-1884. Very numerous facsimile views, 
 Tnaps, portraits, etc. 3 vols. imp. 8vo, cloth, gilt edges. 
 
 Phil. 1884 
 
 2044. Walnut Street Theatre.: The Play. Vol. I., 
 
 No. 1, 1883; Vol. III., No. 37, 1886. /i-vols. 8vo and royal 
 8vo, half calf. ' Phil. 1R83-86 
 
 2045. Watson (J. F.) Annals of Philadelphia and 
 
 Pennsylvania in the Olden Times : being Memoirs, Anecdotes, 
 
 1 *! f\ etc., of the City and its Inhabitants, and of the Earliest 
 / ' /C C Settlement of the Inland Ports of Pennsylvania. Numerous 
 
 portraits and views. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. Phil. 1850 
 
 2046. Wilson (Thomas). Picture of Philadelphia for 
 
 / /O 1824. View of Philadelphia from Kensington. 12mo, calf 
 
 /■ (cracked at joints). Phil. 1823 
 
 2047. PHILIPS (F. C.) As in a Looking Glass. Numerous 
 illusts. by G. Du Maurier. Royal 8vo, cloth gilt, uncut. 
 
 Lond. 1889 
 
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 2048. PHILLIPS (ADELAIDE). Adelaide Phillips: a 
 
 Record, by Mrs. R. C. Waterston. Portrait. 12mo, cloth. , / ^ 
 
 Bost. 1883 
 
 2049. PHILLIPS (E.W.) Watts Phillips, Artist and Play- 
 wright. Portrait and numerous facsimiles of sketches and / O C^ 
 illust. letters. Royal Bvo, cloth. Lond. 1891 ' 
 
 2050. PHIZ ILLUSTRATIONS. The Book of Remark- 
 able Trials and Notorious Characters, 1700-1840; edited by J C~,r^ 
 Capt. L. Benson. Colored front, and S 2 plates by " Phiz." ' • O CJ 
 Stout post 8vo, cloth. Lond., n. d. 
 
 2051. Sketches in London, by James Grant. 24. , 
 
 humorous etchings by "Phiz." 8vo, half roan (corner of / . 
 two plates water-stained). Lond.: Tegg, 1840 /- -2. O 
 
 2052. PICTURESQUE AMERICA: a Delineation by Pen 
 and Pencil. Edited by William Cullen Bryant. 49 fine 
 engravings on steel by S V. Hunt, Hinshelwood, etc , after ■ J CV-) 
 Smillie, Hart, Fenn, and other American artists, besides 65 ' • ^ v^ 
 engravings on wood. 2 vols. 4to, half morocco, panelled 
 
 gilt backs and tops, uncut. [N. Y. 1872-74] 
 
 2053. PIOZZI (MRS.) Autobiography, Letters and Lite- 
 rary Remains of Mrs. Piozzi (Thrale). Edited, with Notes S f\ 
 and a Biographical Introduction, by A. Haywood. Por- 
 trait and plate. 2 vols. post. 8vo, cloth. Autograph of 
 
 Alex'r Boyd on title. Lond. 1861 
 
 2054. PITMAN (HENRY). Relation of the Sufferings ' '^ 
 and Strange Adventures of Henry Pitman, ehyrurgeon to the 
 
 late Duke of Monmouth in the Dukes Service, his Trial and / "T* y^ 
 Transportation to the Barbadoes . . . How he made his ' J • CJO 
 Escape in a small boat [etc., etc. J. Small 4to, polished _• 
 calf extra, gilt back and edges, by Pratt. Lond. 1689 
 
 Fine large copy of this scarce and curious pamphlet of 38 
 pages and rare leaf of advertisement at end. 
 
 2055. PLANCH^ (J. R.) and DANCE (CHARLES). A 
 Collection of their celebrated Burlesques (including Olympic 
 Devils, Telemachus, a Classical Extravaganza, Blue Beard, ^ J OfN 
 Sleeping Beautj', The White Cat, etc., with reproductions 
 
 of original Play-Bills). In 2 vols. 12mo, half green morocco. )> '.^ 
 
 Lond. : Lacy, n. d. 
 
 These inimitable Extravaganzas were presented between the 
 
 years 1831 and 1850, and in them appeared Madame Vestris, 
 
 Harley, Bland, Emden, Frank Mathews and other well-known 
 
 actors and actresses. . 
 
 2056. Recollections and Reflections: a Professional / AO 
 
 Autobiography. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1872 ^' 
 
 2057. Cyclopsedia of Costume; or. Dictionary of 
 
 Dress (British and Foreign), Vol. 1: Dictionary. Numerous j 1 r— 
 colored plates and hundreds of illusts. in the text. 4to, Af- O (^ 
 half morocco, gilt back and tops, uncut. Lond. 1876 
 
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 3058. Extravaganzas, 1825-1871. Edited by T. F. 
 
 Dillon Choker and Stephen Crokbr. H portraits, in- 
 cluding Madame Vestris, Miss Murray, Louise Keeley, 
 Julia St. George, Mrs. German Beed, Miss Reynolds, C. 
 J. and Frank Mathews, Harley, Hudson, Rohson {^), 
 Charles Dance, and others, ^tc. 5 vols. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1879 
 
 2059. PLATS. A Collection of Celebrated Plays by 
 Shakspeare, Addison, Gay, etc. Contain fidl-length portraits 
 in character of actors and actresses (including 3 of Garrick, 
 2 of Lewis, 3 of Mrs. Yates, 2 of Macklin, and portraits of 
 Sheridan, Barry, Miss Pope, Anne Catley, Mrs. Harley,. 
 Mrs. Lessingham, Mrs. Barsante, etc.). 8vo, half red mo- 
 rocco, contents fully lettered. Lond. : Wenman, 1777 
 
 2060. A Collection of 18th Century Plays, including 
 
 RoUa, by M. G. Lewis, 1799 ; The West Indian [by the Same] , 
 1775; Indiscretion, by Prince Hoose, 1802; New Spain, or 
 Love in Mexico [by J. Scawbn], 1790; The Jew, by R. 
 Cumberland, or the Theatre in Boston, Bost. 1795; and 5 
 others. In 3 vols. 8vo, cloth. Lond., v. y. 
 
 2061. A Collection of Celebrated Plays by Dryden, 
 
 Lee, Mrs. Centlivre, and others, containing 1^ scarce full- 
 length portraits in character of Mrs. Jordan as Nell, Lewis as 
 Marplot [and] as Ratiger, Pope as Othello, Miss Scrder, 
 Quick {2), Miss Pope {2], etc. Stout 12mo, half red mo- 
 rocco, contents fully lettered. Lond. : R. Butler, n. d. 
 
 2062. A Collection of Plays, printed from the acting 
 
 copy, with remarks by [GEORGE Daniel]. Fine portraits 
 on copper of Madame Vestris, Edwin Forrest, Braham, and 
 T. H. Hadaway, besides engravings on wood after designs 
 by ROBT. Cruikshank. 5 vols, (only) 12mo, half calf. 
 
 Lond. : Cumberland [1826-30] 
 
 2063. PLEASURE GARDENS OF LONDON: Views of 
 some of the most Celebrated Pleasure Gardens of London ; 
 with Contemporary Descriptions (chiefly Poetical) from 
 various sources. 15 views of Vauxhall, Banelagh, Cremorne, 
 etc., etc., besides facsimile illusts. in the text. Folio, half 
 parchment. Lond. 1896 
 
 Only 450 copies printed. 
 
 2064. POE (EDGAR ALLAN). Works, with Notices of 
 his Life and Genius. By N. P. Willis, J. R. Lowell and 
 R. 'W. Griswold. First EDN. Portrait. 2 vols, post 8vo, 
 original cloth, uncut. N. Y. : Redfleld, 1850 
 
 2065. Tales and Poems, edited, with a Biographical 
 
 Essay, by J. H. Ingram. Etched portrait, H original etch- 
 ings and S photogravures. 4 vols, post 8vo, half light calf, 
 gilt backs. N. Y. 1885 
 
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 2066. Some Letters of Edgar Allan Poe to E. H. N. 
 
 Patterson, with Comments by Eugene Field. Facsimiles. 
 4to, cloth. Chicago: Caxton Club, 1898 
 
 One of 186 copies printed on hand-made paper. 
 
 2067. Edgar Poe and his Critics. By Sarah Helen 
 
 Whitman. First edn. 12mo, cloth. N. Y. 1^60 / /O /^ 
 
 Scarce. Written in reply to the " perverted facts and base- /. v-/ C 
 less assumptions " in Griswold's Memoir of Poe. 
 
 2068. Whitman (Sarah Helen). Edgar Poe and 
 
 his Critics. First edn. Extra-illustrated hy the in- 
 sertion and inlaying of 10 fine portraits, vieiv, a fine 
 
 AND VERY interesting AUTOGRAPH NOTE {signed in full) ^ 
 BY PoE, and part of Mrs. Whitman's original manu- JT^ ^ 
 SCRIPT of the ivork. Post 8vo, half smooth morocco, pan- (j\J. CJ O 
 elled gilt back and top, uncut. N. Y. 1860 
 
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 volume derives special interest from its having been written 
 in connection with his projected Penn Magazine. " I have the 
 honor of sending you herewith, at your desire, the Prospectus 
 of the " Penn Magazine " (etc.). 6 lines and signature "Edgar 
 A. Poe." Though not dated the note was probably written 
 from Philadelphia late in 1843 or early in 1843. The original 
 MS. of Mrs. Whitman consists of two folio pages, with some 
 alterations and corrections. The extra portraits have been 
 judiciously selected, and with the other insertions form a Poe 
 item of unusual interest. 
 
 2069. [ ] Gill (William F.) Life of Edgar Allan 
 
 Poe. Portraits, facsimiles from his MSS. , views, etc. Post 
 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1877 
 
 2070. Rice (Sara A ) Edgar Allan Poe, a Memorial 
 
 Volume. [Biographical Sketches, etc., by Miss Rice, J. H. 
 Ingram, J. T. L. Preston, etc.) Portrait and 2 views and 8j 
 facsimiles of letters to the author hy Tennyson, Swinturnef 
 
 Whittier, Longfelloiu, Holmes, etc. Square 8vo, cloth. 
 
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 2071. Ingram (J. H.) Edgar Allan Poe : His Life, 
 
 Letters and Opinions. Portraits. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. 
 
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 2072. Edgar Allan Poe. By George E. Woodberry. 
 
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 can Men of Letters Series.) Bost. l^i^S 
 
 2073. Dedication Exercises of the Actor's Monu- 
 ment to Edgar Allan Poe, May 4, 1885 (including Speeches 
 by Edwin Booth, John Gilbert, etc., and a Poem by Will- 
 iam Winter). 8vo, paper covers, uncut. 
 
 [N. Y. : Privately printed, 1885] 
 
 3074. Moran (Dr. J. J.) A Defense of Edgar Allan 
 
 Poe: Life, Character and Dying Declaration of the Poet 
 [with] An Official Account of his Death. Portrait and three 
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 2075. POETS OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY. 
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 F. O. C. Darley, and others. Square 8vo, cloth gilt, gilt 
 edges. N. Y. [1857] 
 
 2076. POOLE (A.) Churches, their Structure, Arrange- 
 ments and Decorations. Illusts. 12mo, cloth. Lond. 1866 
 
 2077. POOLE (JOHN— Author of "Paul Pry "). Comic 
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 original gilb pictorial cloth, uncut. Lond. 1843 
 
 Fine copy. Scarce. 
 
 2078. POOLE (WILLIAM). The True Life of William 
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 wix Hall, in which he was mortally wounded. [By W. L. 
 Knapp.] 8vo, half calf neat. N. Y. 1855 
 
 2079. POMPADOUR (MADAME DE). Private Memoirs 
 of Madame de Hauset, Lady's Maid to Madame de Pompa- 
 
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 2080. POND (MAJOR J. B.) Eccentricities of Genius: 
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 2081. POPE (ALEXANDER). Poetical Works, with 
 Life by Alex. Dyce. Aldine edn. Portrait. 3 vols. 
 12mo, tree calf, gilt back. Lond. : Pickering, 1843-44 
 
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 ^ 2082. PORTER (MISS ANNA MARIA). The Hungarian 
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 2083. PORTER (JANE). The Scottish Chiefs: a Ro- 
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 (^ 2084. [POWER (TYRONE).] The King's Secret. 3 
 
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 —.^^ 2085. Impressions of America, 1833-35. Etched 
 
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 2086. PRAED (MRS. CAMPBELL). Australian Life. 
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 2087. PRENTISS (S. S.) Memoir, 1808-1850. Edited 
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 facsimiles, etc. Together 15 vols, royal 8vo, light polished 
 calf extra, gilt backs, double labels, contents lettered, gilt 
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 2090. PROVOST (ABBfi.) History of Manon Lescaut 
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 de Maupassant. Transl. into English. 12 full-page plates 
 and 225 vignette illusts. by Maurice Leloir, the full-page 
 plates engraved by Louis Buet, the vignettes and ornaments 
 by Jules Suyot. Super imp. 8vo cloth, gilt top, uncut. 
 
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 2091. PRIEST (WILLIAM). Travels in the United States 
 of America, 1793-1797. By William Priest, late of the 
 Theatres Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston. Colored 
 front. 8vo, calf, rebacked gilt back. Lond. 1802 
 
 2092. [PRIME (WM. C.)] The Owl 
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 2094. PRINCE SOCIETY. Letters written from New 
 England, A. D. 1686, by John Dunton, in which are de- 
 scribed his Travels and the Characters of his Friends and 
 Acquaintances. Now first published from the Original 
 MS., with Notes and an Appendix, by W. H. Whitman. 
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 2095. PRINCETON UNIVERSITY. Glimpses of Colo- 
 nial Society and Life at Princeton College, 1766-1773. By,s, 
 One of the Class of 1763 (William Paterson). Edited by ^> 
 W. Jay Mills. Portraits and plates. 8vo, cloth. Phil. 1893 
 
 2096. PROCTER (B. W.) Bryan Waller Procter (Barry 3 ' 
 Cornwall) : an Autobiographical Fragment ; with Personal " 
 Sketches of Contemporaries, unpublished Lyrics, and Let- 
 ters of Literary Friends. Portrait. 8vo, cloth (library 
 label removed from cover). Lond. 1877 i 
 
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 speare and concluding with Garrick. Numerous fine full- 
 lengtli portraits on copper, including GarricJc, Sheridan, 
 Weston, Barry, Foote, Macklin speaking his Farewell 
 Epilogue, 17BS; Mrs. Abington, Mrs. Barry, Mrs. Mattocks, 
 Mrs. Yates, etc. , etc. 4 vols. 12mo, calf, rebacked. 
 
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 2098. PROMPTER (THE). A Weekly Journal devoted 
 to Public Amusements, edited by Cornelius Mathews, six 
 numbers, June 15th, July 1st, Aug. 5th, Aug. 31st, Sept. 
 14th, Sept. 28th. Portraits of P. T. Barnum, J. E. Mur- 
 dock {Arch Street Theatre, Phila., 1829), and Cr. V. Brooke j 
 
 /EXTRA-iLLTJST. With fine portraits of J'ENNY hJND {published 
 /^ {) i>y Ormsby, N. Y.), W. E. Barton {of National Theatre, 
 ^■y ^ Phila.), -engraved by Sartain {fine and rare), and Geo. H. 
 Barrett {of Broadway Theatre, N. Y., etc.) As one vol. 
 12mo, half roan. N. Y. 1850 
 
 With the McKee bookplate. After the issue of August 5th 
 the name of the periodical was altered to ' ' The Prompter's 
 Whistle." 
 
 2099. PRYNNE (WILLIAM). Histrio-Mastix : The 
 Players Scourge, or Actors Tragoedie; wherein it is largely 
 evidenced by divers Arguments . . . that popular stage- 
 playes (the very Pompes of the Divell) are sinf nil, heathen- 
 ish, lewde, ungodly Spectacles, and most Pernicious 
 Corruptions. . . . And that the Profession of Play- Poets, 
 of Stage-Playes, together with the punning, acting and 
 frequenting of Stage-Playes, are unlawful, infamous and 
 misbeseeming. Both Parts. First edn. Portrait in- 
 serted. Thick small 4to, original calf binding, rebacked, 
 red edges. Lond. 1633 
 
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 sentence of the "Star Chamber," which the author suffered as 
 the result of this fearless denouncement of stage plays, the 
 great mass of curious matter relating to the history of the 
 English stage, and the light it throws upon the condition of 
 that stage in the early part of the 17th Century, rendered the 
 Histrio Mastix not only one of the most interesting, but one 
 of the most valuable works in the whole range of English 
 dramatic literature. 
 
 A marginal note by the author states that " Shakespeer's 
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 for a Green Head (a reprint of the edition of 1733, with 
 Preface, etc., by S. W. Singer). Portraits and numerous 
 vignettes by Thurston. 12mo, half morocco, gilt back and 
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 Windsor Castle, St. James' Palace, Carlton House, Kensing- 
 ton Palace, Hampton Court, Buckingham Palace and Frog- 
 more. By W. H. Pyne. Fine impressions of the 100 
 COLORED ENGRAVINGS 071 copper by Hovell, Eeeve, etc. , in J^ TVi 
 facsimile of the- original drawings hy Westall, C. Weld, / .^^ U 
 
 Stepanot, and others. 3 vols, royal 4to, russia, morocco 
 backs, gilt, contents lettered. Lond. 1819 
 
 Fine copy of the original issue. 
 
 2102. RABELAIS (FRANCIS). Five Books of the Lives, 
 Heroic Deeds and Sayings of Gargantua and his Son Panta- >— 
 gruel. Tranl. into English by Sir Thomas Urquhart and O , /3 ^0 
 P. A. Motteux. Edited with Notes and a Bibliographical ' 
 Introduction by Anatole de Montaiglon Facsimile title- 
 pages {in the Introduction), and 17 plates hy Challon. 2 
 
 vols, super imit. 8vo, white cloth. 
 
 Lond. : Chiswick Press, 1892 
 Japan vellum copy. No. 154 of only 210 copies so issued. 
 
 2103. RABELAIS CLUB. Recreations of the Rabelais J^ 
 Club, 1880-1881 (containing Original Contributions by Sir (j --(Df) 
 Walter Besant, Charles G. Leland, Sir Frederick Pollock, ' ^ 
 Walter Herries Pollock, etc.). Small 4to, cloth. 
 
 Lond. : Privately printed [1881] 
 No. 50 of 100 copies printed. 
 
 2104. Recreations, 1885-1888 (containing Original j 
 
 Contributions by George Du Maurier, with illust., Sir / ■/^/-> 
 
 Walter Besant, Charles G. Leland, Andrew Lang, etc.). /■ CJC 
 
 Small 4to, white cloth. ' 
 
 Lond. : For private circulation only, 1888 
 No. 7 of only 100 copies printed. See also Holmes. 
 
 2105. RACHEL. Memoirs of Rachel. By Madame de /V) 
 B . . . 2 vols, post 8vo, half calf, gilt bands. Lond. 1858 / 
 
 2106. Her Life and Letters. By Mrs. Vaughan 
 
 Jennings. Portrait. 8vo, three-quarter green morocco, / V^ -, 
 gilt back with inlays in red, gilt top, uncut. Lond. 1876 ' • CJ 
 
 2107. RADCLIFFE (ANNE). The Mysteries of Udolpho, ^ 
 a Romance. First edn. 4 vols. 12mo, calf. Lond. 1794 _ ^ ^ 
 
 2108. Posthumous Works, comprising Gaston de 
 
 Blondeville, St. Albaiis Abbey, and Various Poetical 
 Pieces. Edited with a Memoir of, by the Author. 4 vols. 
 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1833 
 
 2109. RADCLIFFE (J. N.) Fiends, Ghosts and Spirits, 
 and the Origin of Belief in the Supernatural. Post 8vo, 
 balf roxburghe. Lond. 1854 
 
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 2110. RAFFLES (SIR THOMAS STAMFORD). Memoir 
 of his Life and Public Services in Java, 1811-16; Bencoolen, 
 etc., 1817-24; with Details of Resources of the Eastern 
 Archipelago. By Lady Raffles. Portrait, two maps, fac- 
 simile, and five fine folding views. 2 vols. 8vo, half calf. 
 
 Lond. 1835 
 
 2111. RAINSFORD (MARCUS). An Historical Account 
 l-le °^ ^^® Black Empire of Hayti, and the Revolution of Saint 
 
 ' ' Domingo. Map, plan, and 10 engraved plates. 4to, half 
 
 calf (worn). Scarce. Lond. : Albion Press, 1805 
 
 A history of Hayti under Toussaint L'Ouverture, with a por- 
 trait of him, the other plates representing the training of 
 bloodhounds by the French by setting them on the blacks; 
 massacre of the blacks by the French, etc. Scarce. 
 
 2112. RAMBLER'S MAGAZINE (THE), and New York 
 Theatrical Register, for the Season of 1809-10. Yol. I. (all 
 
 ^■"Jf published). Portrait of Mrs. Wtgnell, engraved by D. 
 
 Edwin. 12mo, half roan (corner of one leaf torn). 
 
 Eare. N. Y. [1810] 
 
 J 2113. Another copy. Half roan (stamp on title, 
 
 d 'JfT portrait foxed). 
 
 / The McKee copy, with bookplate. 
 
 3114. RAND-McNALLY'S INDEXED ATLAS OF THE 
 
 ,'jm WORLD. Numerous colored maps. 2 vols, atlas folio, 
 
 ' morocco, gilt edges. Chicago [1892] 
 
 2115. RANDON (C.) Les Annonces Comiques. A col- 
 li ^f lection of SO French caricatures by Randon, Quellonbois, etc. 
 
 Bound in one vol. 4to, cloth. Paris, n. d. 
 
 2116. RANDODPH (JOHN). Life of John Randolph of 
 '^.f' Roanoke. By Hugh A. Garland. Portraits. 2 vols, in 1. 
 
 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1854 
 
 2117. RAPHAEL. A Series of Studies from Five Paint- 
 ings by Raphael; with Historical and Critical Notes by 
 M. T. B. Emeric-David. ^4- reproductions in heliogravure. 
 Royal 4to, cloth. Bost. 1875 
 
 / 2118. RAWLINSON (SIR GEORGE). Manual of Ancient 
 
 *»fi History. Post 8 vo, cloth. N. Y. 1873 
 
 2119. REACH (ANGUS B.) Claret and Olives, from the 
 tk ,• Garonne to the Rhone. Vignettes. Post 8vo, half morocco, 
 
 ' ■" gilt back and top, uncut, by Kaufman. Lond. 1852 
 
 2120. READE (CHARLES). Novels and Tales, with 
 Readiana : Comments on Current Events. Numerous illusts. 
 
 6f by Charles Keene, Sir John Gilbert, LuJce Fildes and 
 
 ' others. 20 vols, post 8vo, half light calf, backs full gilt, 
 
 with double labels in black, contents lettered. 
 
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 2121. Charles Reade, Dramatist, Novelist, Journal- *''^ 
 
 ist: a Memoir, compiled chiefly from Literary Remains, "< ' 
 
 by C. L and Compton Reade. 2 vols. 8vo, half red mo- .^o 
 
 rocco, backs full gilt, gilt tops, uncut. Lond. 1887 / 
 
 2122. Charles Reade as I knew Him. By John » ■* ^ 
 
 Coleman. 24 portraits and plates. Thick 8vo, cloth. '" ^'^ 
 
 N. Y.'1903 
 
 2123. R:fiCAMIER (MADAME). Memoirs and Correspon- /. 
 denee. Transl. from the French by I. M. Leyster. Portrait. , ** 
 Post 8vo, cloth. Bost. 1867 
 
 2124. RECREATIVE REVIEW; or, Eccentricities of 
 Literature and Life. 3 vols. 8vo, half morocco. Lond. 1821-22 A 0-x> 
 
 While the author of this singular medley is not known it is 
 undoubtedly the production of one who had read a vast number 
 of books from which he has extracted and arranged a great -, 
 
 variety of curious anecdotes, to which are appended alphabet!- *• 
 
 cal indexes. r., . <■ 
 
 2125. REDDING (CYRUS). Fifty Years' Recollections, 
 Literary and Personal, 3 vols. ; Past Celebrities I have 
 Known, 2 vols. Together 5 vols. Post 8vo, uniformly 
 bound in half red morocco, panelled gilt backs and tops, 
 uncut. Lond. 1858-66 
 
 2126. Memoirs of Remarkable Misers. 2 vols, post ,'vf^ 
 
 8vo, half red morocco, gilt backs. Lond. 1863 '/ 
 
 2127. REDE (L. T.) The Road to the Stage; or. The 
 Performer's Preceptor: a complete Explanation of all the / «->- 
 Technicalities of the Histrionic Art. Portrait of Kean '*/* 
 engraved iy Rogers. 12mo, half morocco, gilt back and 
 
 top. Lond. 1827 
 
 2128. REES (JAMES). The Dramatic Authors of Am er- ■•>''' 
 ica. 12mo, half morocco. Phil. 1845 
 
 Inserted is a long and interesting autograph letter from ^ 5 j^ 
 the author to Owen Fawcett in regard to Charlotte Cushman " ^' 'JS^ 
 and to his (Rees') dramatization of Oliver Twist," in which , A'' 
 
 piece " Nancy Sykes" was first played by Miss Cushman (3 pp. 
 8vo), Phila., June 30, 1876. 
 
 2129. [REEVE (CLARA).] The Champion of Virtue: a 
 
 Gothic Story. First bdn. 12mo, half morocco, gilt back. f^~^ 
 
 Lond. : Printed for the Author, 1777 ' *' 
 Scarce. This is the Original Issue of the First Edition of 
 the famous 18th century classic, "The Old English Baron." fc 
 
 2130. REEVES (SIMS). Life and Recollections, written / 
 
 by Himself. Portrait. 8vo, half morocco, gilt back and '- Ox> 
 top, uncut. Lond. 1888 
 
 2131. Life and Recollections, written by Himself, 
 
 1888; My Musical Experiences, by Bettina Walker, 1892; ^ f. 
 
 The Dramatic Peerage; Sketches of the London Stage, n. d. ' ^ fy 
 
 3 vols, post 8vo, boards and cloth. Lond. 1888-98 / 
 
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 2132. REED (S. C, Jr.— Editor). International Law: 
 the Case of the Private Armed Brig-of-War "Gen. Arm- 
 strong." 8vo, sheep. (Presentation copy from the editor.) 
 
 N. Y. 1857 
 2133*. RELICS FOR THE CURIOUS. Legendary Tales, 
 Singular Customs, Extracts from Benevolent Wills, Church 
 Curiosities. 2 vols, in 1. 12mo, half morocco, gilt back. 
 
 Lond. 1824 
 
 2133. RIMINI (BARON DE). Memoirs of Baron de 
 Rimini (Grescelli de Vezzani), Secret Agent of Napoleon 
 III. , Cavour, Francis II. , and the Emperor of Austria. 8vo, 
 cloth. Lond. 1888 
 
 2134. RETZ (CARDINAL DE), Memoirs of Cardinal de 
 Retz, containing Particulars of his Own Life, with the most 
 Secret Transactions of the French Court and Civil Wars, 
 written by himself, transl. from the French, with Notes, 
 portrait hy Bannerman, 4 vols. ; [with the Supplementary 
 Memoirs] ; Memoirs of Guy Joli, Private Secretary to Car- 
 dinal de Retz; Claude Joli and the Duchess de Nemours, 
 transl. by Edward Taylor, 3 vols. Together 7 vols. 12mo, 
 half light calf, gilt backs, uniform. Lond. 1774-75 
 
 Fine set of these valuable Memoirs. Scarce. 
 
 2135. [ ] Memoirs of Guy Joli, Private Secretary to 
 
 Cardinal de Retz; Claude Joli, Canon of Notre-Dame; and 
 
 *2d ^^^ Duchess de Nemours. Transl. bj' Edward Taylor. 
 
 3 vols. 12mo, calf, gilt backs. Lond. 1775 
 
 Scarce. Forms a Supplement to the celebrated Memoirs of 
 the Cardinal de Retz. 
 
 2136. REYNOLDS (FREDERICK). Life and Times of 
 , 2a Frederick Reynolds. Written by Himself. Portrait. 2 vols. 
 
 ^ 8vo, half calf. (Portrait water-stained.) Lond. 1826 
 
 2137. The Playwright's Adventures. Numerous 
 
 spirited illusts. drawn and engraved hy W. H. Brooke. 
 
 'O 18mo. half roxburghe. Lond. [about 1830] 
 
 2138. REYNOLDS (G. W. M.) Pickwick Abroad; or. 
 The Tour in France. 40 engravings on steel after designs by 
 Crowquill, and SS woodcuts. Thick 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Lond. ]864 
 
 2139. RHINE (The). Its Scenery, Historical and Legen- 
 dary Associations. By F. K. Hunt. Maps, views, etc. 
 Small 4to, cloth (binding soiled), gilt top, uncut. Lond. 1845 
 
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 2140. ARNOLD (S. G.) History of the State of Rhode 
 ^ .lO Island and Providence Plantations, 1636-1790. Map, col- 
 
 '^ ' ored pZafe, indexes, etc. 2 vols. 8vo, half calf. N.Y.1859-60 
 
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 ^,^l*i- AUSTIN (J. O.) The Genealogical Dictionary of 
 Rhode Island, comprising Three and Four Generations of y/ * r— 
 bettlers who came before 1690, with a complete Index. ^' ^'^ 
 Royal 4to, cloth (440 triple-column pages). 
 
 Albany: Munsell, 1887 
 
 ^1*^- Ancestry of Thirty-three Rhode Islanders 
 
 (born in the 18th century), also Twenty-seven Charts of i k r- 
 the Descendants of Roger Williams and a List of 180 Por- ' - •*- ^ 
 traits of Eminent Rhode Islanders. Royal 4to, boards 
 
 Albany: Munsell, 1889 
 3143, BARTLETT (J. R.-Editor). Records of the ^ 
 Colony of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations, 1636-/7 / .^^ 
 1792. Portraits. 10 vols. 8vo, sheep. Providence, i 856-65 '■ *>0 
 Complete set. 
 
 2144. The same. Vols. 4, 6, 7, 8; Records, 1707- -> ^-, 
 
 1740, 1757-1779. Portrait of Commodore Hopkins. 4 K>\]r 
 vols. 8vo, cloth. Providence, 1859-63 
 
 2145. CALLENDER (JOHN). Historical Discourse on 
 
 the Civil and Religious Affairs of the Colony of Rhode , / p- 
 Island. Edited with Original Documents, Notes, etc., by '• " O 
 R. Elton. 8vo, cloth (slight water-stain on corner of 
 several leaves). Bost 1843 
 
 2146. CHANNING (G. G.) Early Recollections of New- Pi. 
 port, R. I. View of Newport by Wall inserted. Post 8vo, ' " ^ 
 cloth. Newport, 1868 
 
 2147. [DEANE (CHARLES)] Some Notices of Samuel 
 Gorton, one of the First Settlers of Norwich, R. I., during 
 
 his Residence at Plymouth, Portsmouth, and Providence, J yff. 
 chiefly from Early MSS. With an Introductory Memoir. ' ^ 
 
 4to, cloth. Bost. 1850 
 
 Only 25 copies privately printip. Presentation copy 
 from the Author to Samuel G. Drake, with autograph in- 
 scription on fly-leaf. 
 
 2148. GREENE (W. A.) The Providence Plantations 
 for Two Hundred and Fifty Years : an Historical Review of 
 the Foundation, Rise and Progress of the Cities of Provi- /~i 
 dence, Newport, Pawtucket and Rhode Island Towns. ^^^rJ J 3f\ 
 portraits and nearly 250 vieius, engraved on wood from rare ' •'^^ 
 prints, etc. 4to, cloth. Providence, 1886 
 
 2149. HAZARD (T. R.) Recollections of Olden Times; 
 Rowland Robinson of Narragansett and his Unfortunate / / 
 Daughter, with Genealogies of the Robinson and Hazard ' • v C 
 Families of New England [and] of the Middle States. Svo, 
 
 cloth. Newport, 1879 
 
 2150. Thomas Hazard, son of Robt. call'd College 
 
 Tom : a Study of Life in the XVIIIth century. Map and 8 I ^ ^^ 
 facsimile plates. Svo, cloth. Bost. : Riverside Press, 1893 
 
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 ' V Numerous full-page plates besides illusts. in the text. Imp. 
 
 4to, morocco, gilt edges. [Bost. 1875] 
 
 / /ryx 2152. ROSS (ARTHUR A.) Discourse embracing the 
 
 l-Oiy Civil and Religious History of Rhode Island, with an 
 
 Index. 12mo, half morocco (161 pages). Providence, 1838 
 
 /- 2153. STONE (E. M.) Life and Recollections of John 
 
 Ov Rowland, late President of the Rhode Island Historical 
 Society.' Portrait. Post 8vo, half morocco. 
 
 Providence, 1857 
 
 2154. UPDIKE (W. ) History of the Episcopal Church 
 in Narragansett, Rhode Island, with a Reprint of " America 
 
 y^_ /O Dissected," by J. Macsparrbn, and Genealogical and 
 Biographical Notes. Portraits of James and Hannah 
 McSparran. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1847 
 
 2155. RHYS (CAPT. HORTON—" Morton Price"). A 
 jA-s Theatrical Trip for a Wager through Canada and the 
 
 ^'^ United States. Portrait. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1861 
 
 2156. RICHARDSON (J.) Recollections, political, 
 literary, dramatic and miscellaneous of the last half cen- 
 tury. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1855 
 
 This highly entertaining and instructive book, replete with 
 personal anecdotes of a great variety of interesting personali- 
 ties of the first half of the 19th century, has become very 
 scarce. 
 
 2157. RICHARDSON (SAMUEL). The Correspondence 
 of Samuel Richardson. With a Memoir, etc., bj' A. L. 
 Barbauld. Fine portraits of Richardsoii and Lady Brad- 
 
 /\ shaigh, engraved by Caroline Watson, view of Richardson'' s 
 House at Hammersmith, 8 folding facsimiles and the two 
 BARE FOLDING COLORED PLATES (" Tunbridge Wells in 
 1748 " and " Richardson Reading Sir Charles Grandison "). 
 6 vols. 12mo, half calf. Lond. 1804 
 
 Copies with all the plates as above have become scarce. 
 
 2158. Novels: Clarissa Harlowe, Sir Charles Grand- 
 ison, Pamela. Edited, with Introduction, by Leslie Ste- 
 phen. 12 vols, royal 8vo, cloth, uncut. Lond. 1883 
 
 Complete set of the Limited Edition. Only 250 copies 
 printed. 
 
 2159. RICHMOND THEATRE FIRE. Calamity at 
 Richmond : a Narrative of the affecting circumstances at- 
 tending the Awfull Conflagration of the Theatre in Rich- 
 mond, 26 Dec, 1811, at which more than 70 Citizens lost 
 their Lives, with a Preface on the frequency of the de- 
 struction of Theatrical 'Edi&cea, woodcut front, of the fire, 
 paper, uncut, 56 pages, very scarce; Remarks on the 
 
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 lished accounts of this terrible fire, in which 160 persons lost ' . 
 
 their lives or died from injuries received. Its publication pre- \ 
 
 ceded by several months the account published in Boston 
 
 during the same year. 
 
 2160. RIDPATH (J. C.) Official Reference Library of ^ 
 United States History. By General M. J. Wright, J. C. '^ /r;,^ 
 Ridpath, J. P. Boyd and J. W. Buel. Portraits and etchings . >lJ (J 
 on Japan paper by Russell. 2 vols. 8vo, half morocco, gilt 
 
 backs and tops, uncut [1900] 
 
 2161. RILEY (H. T.) Dictionary of Latin Quotations, \ -"^ 
 with a Selection of Greek Quotations ; CiJesar's Commen- ) \ / ^ 
 taries, literally translated; Dramatic Works of Goethe, *"' 
 transl. by Sir Walter Scott. 2 vols, post Svo, cloth. 
 
 Lond. : Bohn, 1850-63 
 
 2162. RILEY (S. W.) The Itinerant of Memoirs of an ' -^ . 
 Actor. First and Second Series. Portrait. 6 vols. 12mo, , - ^C? 
 half morocco (soiled copy). Lond. 1817 i ^• 
 
 2163. RIMINI (BARON DE). Memoirs of Baron di 
 
 Rimini (Grescelli de Vezzani), Secret Agent of Napoleon , ,-, 
 
 III., Cavour, Francis II., etc., 1850-67. 8vo, cloth (binding • /O 
 
 very slightly injured by water). Lond. 1888 
 
 2164. RINALDINI (RINALDO). History of Rinaldo (^ 
 Rinaldini, Captain of Banditti. Transl. from the German 
 of Vulvius by I. Hinckley. 2 vols. 12mo, calf. Dublin, 1801 . /vS" 
 
 2165. [ROACH (J.)] Authentic Memoirs of the Green- 
 Rooni, including Sketches of the Performers of the Theatres 
 Royal Drury Lane, Covent Garden and the Haymarket, 
 containing Original Lives and Anecdotes never before pub- ») j/ 
 lished. Extra-illustrated by the insertion of 62 fine 
 old engravings {many being choice picked impressions), 
 comprising Ji.6 portraits of actors and actresses in private 
 and in character, and 16 vieius and dramatic scenes, en- 
 graved by Heath, Audinet, A. Smith, etc. , after paintings by 
 Burney, Smirke, etc. , skillfully inlaid to size when neces- *- 
 sary. 12mo, polished calf, gilt back and edges, by Pratt. 
 
 Lond. [about 1820] '-' 
 From the Daly Collection. Scarce. The Extba-illus- 
 TRATIONS include ; Portraits of Garriok (mezzotint by Laurie), 
 John Bannister, by Ridley; Braham, Palmer, Powell, D'Eg- 
 ville (director of King's Theatre), Rae, Chas. Incledon, Mrs. 
 Stephens (Covent Garden), etc. , besides 35 portraits in charac- 
 ter, including Mathews as Morbleu by Woolnoth, Dowton as 
 Obadiah by Wageman, Maeklin as Sir Gilbert Wrangle, 
 Sheridan as CEdipus (by Reading), Quick, Barrymore, King, 
 Listen, Foote, Master De Camp, Miss De Camp, Miss Wallis, 
 Miss Harpur, Mrs. Whitelook, Mrs. Wrighton, Signora Storaoe, 
 Mme. Simonet, Mrs. Inchbald, Miss Gibbs, etc., etc. ; views of 
 Covent Garden, and Pantheon, 1829, dramatic scenes, etc. 
 
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 and Tombs, the Shores of the Red Sea and the Scenery of 
 the Himalayas. 100 fine full-page engravings on steel by 
 Turner, Prout, Cattermole and others. 3 vols in 1. 
 Stout 4to, half morocco, gilt bands (several plates foxed). 
 
 Lond. [1856] 
 
 2167. ROBERTSON (T. W.) Life and Writings of T.W. 
 Robertson (Author of "Caste," etc.). By T. Edgar Pem- 
 
 berton. Portrait, views and facsimiles. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1893 
 
 2168. ROBIN HOOD'S GARLAND: a Complete History 
 of all the Clever and Merry Exploits. Curious woodcuts. 
 12mo, half levant morocco, gilt backs and tops, uncut, by 
 Tout. Lond. : T. Sabine, n d. 
 
 2169. ROBINS (EDWARD, Jr.). Echoes of the Play- 
 house: Reminiscences of some Past Glories of the English 
 Stage. Portraits and illusts. from old prints. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 N. Y. 1895 
 
 /.yi 2170. Twelve Great Actors [and] Twelve Great 
 
 ^*^ Actresses. Portraits. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1900 
 
 yr- 2171. Romances of Early America. H reproduc- 
 
 ^i) tions from rare prints, miniatures and otTier x>o-intings 8vo, 
 cloth. Lond. 1902 
 
 2172. ROBINSON (J. R.) The Last Earls of Barrymore, 
 1769-1824. Plates. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1894 
 
 2173. ROBINSON (MRS. MARY). Memoirs of the late 
 Mrs. Robinson (the " Fair Perdita "), written by Herself. 
 Fine portrait engraved by Hopwood. 4 vols. 12mo, half 
 calf. Lond. 1801 
 
 -A"/) 2174. ROBSON (WILLIAM). The Old Play-Goer. &vo, 
 
 - ^ *^ cloth. Lond. 1846 
 
 2175. ROGERS (MAJOR ROBERT). Concise Account 
 
 of North America, containing a Description of Several 
 
 __British Colonies, including Newfoundland, Cape Breton, 
 
 / /'^ ') \ etc ; also those upon the Rivers St. Lawrence, Mississippi, 
 
 . - Christino, and the Great Lakes. With an Account of the 
 
 several Nations and Tribes of Indians residing in those 
 
 parts. 8vo, half morocco, gilt bands (small blank portion 
 
 of title skillfully repaired). Lond. 1765 
 
 /* i 2176. ROGERS (SAMUEL). Rogers and his Contempo- 
 
 A ' -^^raries. By P. W. Clayden. 3 vols, post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1889 
 
 2177. ROLLIN (CHARLES). Ancient History of the 
 Egyptians, Carthaginians, Assyrians, Persians, Grecians, 
 and Macedonians, transl. from the French, portrait and 
 -> maps, 6 vols. ; History of the Roman Republic, by Adam 
 Ferguson, maps, 5 vols. Together 11 vols. 8vo, half calf, 
 gilt backs. Edinburgh and Lond. 1825-35 
 
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 2178. ROMANCE AND ADVENTURE, SERIES, illusts., 
 
 6 vols., N. Y., n. d. ; Tales of the Border, by J. M. Wilson; , . 
 
 Confessions of Harry Lorrequer, by Charles Lever; and 7 , / / 
 
 others, illusts., Lond., Cassell, n. d. Together 15 vols. Post 
 8vo, red cloth, gilt edges. 
 
 2179. ROOSEVELT (BLANCHE). Verdi: Milan and -/-/ q 
 [the new Opera] " Othello." Portraits, etc. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Lond. 1887 
 
 2180. [ROSCOE (HENRY AND THOMAS).] Westmin- 
 ster Hall; or, Professional Relics and Anecdotes of the 
 Bar, Bench and Woolsack. Chart, vignette titles containing ^ • >^ O 
 views, portraits and facsimile, etc. 3 vols. 12mo, half 
 morocco. » Lond. 1825 
 
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 2181. ROSCOE'S NOVELISTS' LIBRARY. With Biblio- 
 graphical and Critical Notices. By Thomas Roscoe. For- ^ 
 traits and numerous plates drawn and etched hy Geo Cruik- 
 shank. 19 vols, post 8vo, three-quarter crimson morocco, 
 gilt backs and tops, uncut, contents lettered. Lond. 1831-35 . 
 
 Choice complete set of the original issue, comprising Smol- I -K r>S~ 
 
 lett's Humphrey Clinker, Roderick Random, Perigrine Pickle, .. 
 3 vols. ; Fielding's Tom Jones, 2 vols., Joseph Andrews, Amelia, -v'' 
 2 vols. ; Goldsmith's Vicar of Wakefield, and Smollett's Sir 
 Launcelot Greaves; Sterne's Tristram Shandy, 3 vols.; Cer- 
 vantes' Don Quixote, translated by Smollett, 3 vols. ; Le Sage's 
 Gil Bias, 3 vols. ; De Foe's Robinson Crusoe, 3 vols. 
 
 2182. ROSCOE (THOMAS— Translator). My Imprison- 
 ments: Memoirs of Silvio Pellico da Saluzzo. Transl. from 
 the Italian, with an Introduction, etc. 12mo, half calf, - *^o 
 gilt back and top, uncut, by Larkins. Lond. 1835 
 
 2183. ROSCOE (WILLIAM). Life of Lorenzo di Medici 
 the Magnificent. Fine portrait by D. Edwin. 3 vols. 8vo, 
 calf, gilt backs (blank margin of two title-pages repaired). 
 
 Phil. 1803 
 
 2184. ROSSETTI (D. G.) Collected Works. Edited, 
 with Prefa.ce and Notes, by W. M. Rossetti. 2 vols, post 
 8vo, cloth, gilt. Lond. : Ellis, 1888 
 
 2185. ROCHEFOUCAULD (DUC DE LA). Moral Re- 
 flections, Sentences and Maxims, transl., with Introduction 
 and Notes. Portrait. Post 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1851 , '^' 
 
 2186. ROUSSEAU (J. J.) Confessions. Transl. into 
 
 English. IS etchings by Hedouin. Post 8vo, cloth. N.Y.,n.d. _ z/^ — 
 
 2187. RO WE (NICHOLAS). Works. (Edited, with Life 
 
 of the Author, by A. D. Devenish.) Portrait and plate, \ ry^ 
 
 2 vols. 12mo, light polished calf, gilt backs. Lond. 1747 i - Q O 
 
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 3188. [ROWLANDSON (THOMAS).] Stratford's Au- 
 thentic Edition of the Charges brought against the Duke of 
 
 ^ — - York by Colonel W. L. Wardle, with the whole of the Evi- 
 
 f~) () dence and Debates at Large. 16 portraits on copper from 
 
 '^-^ drawings by Eowlandson, etc. (including colored portrait 
 
 of Colonel Wardle, portraits of Burdett, Mary Anne Clarke, 
 
 Mrs. Hovenden, and other witnesses). 3 vols. 12mo, half 
 
 roan. (Some portraits foxed. ) Loud. [1809] 
 
 Rare. 
 
 3189. The Humourist. By W. H. Harrison. 50 full- 
 page illusts. and numerous vignettes by Rowlandson. 12mo, 
 
 L morocco, gilt edges (blank top of title torn). 
 
 Lond. : Ackertoann [1 833] 
 
 3190. Grego (Joseph). Rowlandson th'e Carica- 
 
 __^ turist: a Selection from his Works, with Anecdotal De- 
 
 *^ "^ S scriptions of his famous Caricatures and a Sketch of his 
 
 ^ ' I *-' Life, Times, and Contemporaries. Over JfOO illusts. from 
 
 I Rowlandson'' s works. 3 vols. 4to, half morocco, gilt back 
 
 and top. Lond. 1880 
 
 3191. ROWSON (MRS. SUSANNA— Author of " Char- 
 / o> ) /j lotte Temple "). Memoir, with Extracts from her Writings. 
 
 ' ' ^-^ ^ By Elias Nason. Portrait. 8vo, cloth. Albany :Munsell, 1870 
 
 3192 ROYALTY [afterwards East London] THEA- 
 TRE. A rare and interesting collection of over 400 contem- 
 porary newspaper advertisements, announcements, reviews, 
 etc., between the years 1803 and 1828 (arranged chronolo- 
 __ gically), including a large number relating to Astley's per- 
 J_fy\ formances; also a quantity of MS. matter (from one of the 
 theatre's memorandum books), broadside of the sale of the 
 theatre and contents, June 13, 1820, from newspaper his- 
 tory of the theatre and account of its destruction by fire, 
 1828 ; broadside announcement of the appearance of Kean 
 as Hamlet, Aug. 9, 1824; playbills of Webb's Benefit, Dec. 
 23, 1814; playbill of Booth as Gloster, Apl. 10, 1828; etc., 
 etc. In 4to half roan scrap-book. Lond. 1800-28 
 
 2193. ROYALL (MRS. ANNE). The Black Book; or, 
 J_ J_ f^ Continuation of Troubles in the United States. 3 vols. 
 
 12mo, half roxburghe. Wash. 1828-29 
 
 2194. RUSH (RICHARD). The Court of London, from 
 1819 to 1825. Edited, with Notes and an Index, by Benja- 
 min Rush. Stout 8vo, half calf, gilt back. Lond. 1873 
 
 ^ 3196. RUSKIN (JOHN). The Seven Lamps of Archi- 
 
 /. tecture, plates ; Lectures on Art ; The Two Paths ; Lectures 
 
 on Art, ptoses ;Pre-Raphaelitism [with] King of the Golden 
 
 River; and 6 other vols, by [the same]. 11 vols. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 N. Y. 1871-73 
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 2196. Fors Clavigera, Letters to Workmen and 
 
 Labourers, both Parts; Munera Pulveris, Six Essays on 
 
 thfe Elements of Political Economy; Aratra Pentelici, Six . ^e'\ 
 
 Lectures on the Elements of Sculpture. Together 4 vols. ^ 
 
 13mo, cloth. N. Y. 1872 
 
 2197. Precious Thoughts, Moral and Religious. ' '^O 
 
 Edited from Ruskin's Works by Mrs. L. C. Tuthill. Post 
 
 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1872 
 
 2198. The True and the Beautiful in Nature, Art, 
 
 Morals, and Religion, edited from Ruskin's Works by L. C. 
 Tuthill, portrait, 1872; Health in the Home, by E. M. Lind- 
 ley, 1896; The Borderland of Science, by R. A. Proctor, 
 1874; and 5 others. Together 8 vols. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 N. Y., etc., V. y. 
 
 2199. RUSSELL (W.) Eccentric Personages: Memoirs 
 of Beau Brummell, Beau Nash, Defoe, Swift, J. W. M. 
 Turner, Chevalier D'Eon, etc. Post 8vo, half roxburghe, 
 gilt top, uncut. Lond.,n. d. 
 
 2300. RUSSELL (W. CLARK). Representative Actors: • ' '• 
 
 a Collection of Criticisms, Anecdotes, Personal Descrip- 
 tions, etc., of Celebrated British Actors, from the 16th to ' /^ 
 the Present Century. I'^mo, cloth. Lond., n d. 
 
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 2201. RUSSELL (W. H.) My Diary in India, 1858-59. 
 
 tinted plates. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1860 -^ /y J 
 
 2202. Another copy. • /^ 
 
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 2203. RYAN (THOMAS). Recollections of an Old Mu- 
 sician. Numerous portraits and views. 8vo, cloth, gilt 
 top, uncut. N. Y. 1899 
 
 2204. SAFFORD (W. H.) The Blennerhassett Papers: 
 the Private Journal of Herman Blennerhassett, and the 
 hitherto Unpublished Correspondence of Burr, Alston, -^ 
 Theodosia Burr (etc.), and others engaged in the attempted i JL. ^ p5~ 
 Wilkinson and Burr Revolution (etc.). PoWra-ii. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Cinn 1864 
 Contains the first published account of the " Spanish Asso- 
 ciation of Kentucky." 
 
 2205. SAINT- AM AND (IMBERT DE). Women of the ^ \ 
 Valois Court; The Court of Louis XIV.; The Duchess of 
 Berry and the Court of Charles X. [and] of Louis XVIII. , 
 2 vols. ; Marie Antoinette and the Downfall of Royalty ; 
 The Youth of the Duchess of Angouldme; The Duchess of 
 Berry and the Revolution of 1830. Portraits. 7 vols post 
 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1892-93 
 
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 ,_ 2206. ST. DOMINGO. Secret History of the Horrors of 
 
 / ^ St. Domingo, and Letters to Col. Burr. 12mo, calf (name 
 
 cut from title and title mounted). Phil. 1808 
 
 ^ 2207. History of the Island of St. Domingo, from 
 
 f^ its Discovery by Columbus to the Present Time. 8vo, cloth. 
 ^ Lond. 1818 
 
 2208. The History and Present Condition of St. 
 
 Domingo. By J. Brown. 2 vols. 12mo, cloth. Phil. 1837 
 
 2-^09. ST. PIERRE (BERNARDIN DE). Paul and Vir- 
 ginia. Transl. , with Memoir of the author. With 330 fine 
 engravings on wood by T. Williams, Brieviere, Laisne, etc., 
 after Tony Johannot, Marville, etc. , extea-illusteatbd 6y 
 the insertion of PROOF PORTRAIT by Pelee on India paper, 
 and 26 fine full-page engravings on wood, India paper 
 PROOFS, by Slader, Gray and others, after Francois, Paul 
 Huet, etc. Royal 8vo, full wine-colored crushed levant 
 morocco, gilt inside borders, joints, gilt tops, uncut, by 
 Tout. Lond.: Orr, 1839 
 
 2210. SALA (GEO. AUGUSTUS). Things I have Seen 
 and People I have Known, portrait, 2 vols., Lond. 1894; 
 Men I have Known, by Dean Farrar, portraits, N. Y. [1897] ; 
 A Woman's Memories of Well-Known Men, by Mrs. Hous- 
 ton, Lond. 1883; Word Portraits of Famous Writers, by 
 M. E. Wotton, Lond. 1887; Life Notes, or Fifty Years' 
 Outlook, Bost. 1888. 6 vols, post 8vo and 8vo, cloth. 
 
 2211. SALEM WITCHCRAFT. Drake (S. G.) The 
 Witchcraft Delusion in New England ; its Rise, Progress, 
 and Termination, as exhibited by Dr. Cotton Mather in the 
 Wonders of the Invisible World, and by Mr. Robert 
 Calef in More Wonders of the Invisible World. Preface, 
 Introduction and Notes by Samuel G. Drake. 3 vols, small 
 4to, uncut. Roxbury, Mass.: For W. E. Woodward, 1866 
 
 No. 87 of only 280 copies, printed by Munseil. 
 
 lili. Hutchinson (F.) Historical Essay concerning 
 
 t^ Witchcraft (including Witches in New England, Witches 
 -of Warbois, etc., etc.). 8vo, calf , rebacked gilt back. 
 
 Lond. 1718 
 
 2213. Mather (Cotton). The Wonders of the Invisi- 
 ble World. Reprinted from the edition of 1693. With 
 Introduction by Dr. Increase Mather. Portrait. 12mo, 
 «loth. Lond. 1862 
 
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 2214. [POOLE (W.)] The Mather Papers: Cotton Mather 
 
 and Salem Witchcraft. Post 8vo, paper covers (23 pp.). 
 
 J . *) S' Pi'^sentation copy, with author^s autograph inscription to 
 
 • >^^ 2)?-. George H. Moore. Bost.: Privately printed, 1868 
 
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 2215. Upham (C. W.) Lectures on Witchcraft, com- 
 prising a History of the Delusion in Salem in 1693. 12mo, 
 half cloth. Bost. 1831 
 
 2216. Do. Salem Witchcraft, with an Account of / 
 
 Salem Village and a History of Opinions on Witchcraft, Av y >% 
 etc. Map, views and facsimiles. 2 vols.Svo, cloth. Bost. 1867 vj- / VJ 
 
 2217. Woodman (W. E.) Records of Salem Witch- 
 craft, copied from Original Documents. 2 vols, small 4to, 
 half levant morocco, gilt backs and tops, uncut. 
 
 Roxbury, Mass.: Privately printed, 1864-65 
 Only 350 copies printed. See also under Boston, and under 
 Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, etc. 
 
 2218. SAND (GEORGE). Consuelo. Transl. by P. H. 
 Potter. 4 vols, post 8vo, cloth gilt, gilt tops. N.Y. 1889 
 
 2219. SANDS (ROBERT C ) Works in Prose and Verse 
 {Historical Notice of Hernan Cortes; American Literature; 
 Scenes at Washington; Stranger at Weehawk; Police 
 Literature; The Garden of Venus; etc.). Edited, with Life 
 of the Author. Portrait. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. N.Y. 1834 
 
 First edition of the writings of one of the most original of 
 American humorists. 
 
 2220. SANTLEY (CHARLES). Reminiscences; written rQS' 
 by Himself. Portrait. Post 8vo, cloth. N.Y. ) 892 V / 
 
 2221. SARRANS (B.) Memoirs of General Lafayette 
 and of the French Revolution of 1830. Transl. from the , 
 French. Portraits. 2 vols. 8vo, half red morocco, panelled A i^ d 
 gilt backs and tops, uncut, by Larkins. Lond. 1832 
 
 2222. SANSON (HENRY— Public Executioner). Memoirs 
 of the Sansons (hereditary Executioners of France), 1688- 
 1847; from Private Notes and Documents. 2 vols, post 
 8vo, half calf, gilt bands Lond. 1876 
 
 2223. SARTAIN (JOHN — of Philadelphia). Remi- 
 niscences of a Very Old Man, 1808-1897. Portraits and 
 illusts. from rare prints, etc. 8vo, cloth. N.Y. 1899 
 
 2224. SATURDAY PROGRAMME and Sketch Book 
 (with which is incorporated the Figaro-Programme), from 
 Jany. 1 to Dec. 30, 1876. Very numerous separate photo- 
 graphs and other portraits of the actors and actresses of the ^ 
 day. Thick royal 8vo, cloth (poor binding). Lond. 1876 ■-< * 
 
 2225. [SAUNDERS (FREDERICK)], Salad for the Soli- 
 tary, /roni., N. Y. 1856; The Egotist, Essay, by Henry T. 
 
 King, Phil. 1880; Patriotism, in Poetry and Prose, by / •n . 
 
 James E. Murdock, G. H. Boker, F. de H. Janvier, etc., / -LJ^K 
 
 /roni;., PhiL 1864; and 7 others. Together 11 vols. Post 
 8vo, cloth. i 
 
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 2226. SAVAGE (J.) Genealogical Dictionary of the first 
 - /) Q settlers of New England, alphabetically arranged. 4 vols. 
 ■ 8vo, original cloth. Bost. 1860-62 
 
 Very fine copy of this scarce and valuable work. 
 _ 2227. SECRET AMOURS of the Bourbons, from the 
 2 ^5) Marriage of Marie Antoinette to the Fall of Charles X. 
 Transl. from the French. 2 vols, in 1. 8vo, boards, un- 
 cut. Paris, 1831 
 
 / -. 2228. SECRET HISTORY of the Court of Berlin, with 
 
 /. CJ O numerous Anecdotes of the Potentates of Europe, and a 
 Memorial to the King of Prussia, by Count Mirabeau. 
 Transl. from the French. 2 vols. 8vo, half calf. Loud. 1?89 
 
 2229. SECRET HISTORY OF THE GREEN ROOM,, 
 containing authentic and entertaining Memoirs of the 
 Actors and Actresses of the Three Theatres Royal (Drury 
 Lane, Covent Garden and Haymarket). 2 vols. 12mo, calf, 
 gilt backs. Loud. 1793 
 
 Fine copy from the Library of John Coleman, the well- 
 known manager and actor, with his name stamped on title. 
 
 2230. SEELEY (L. B.) Mrs. Thrale, afterwards Mrs. 
 
 /t? g^ Piozzi: a Sketch of her Life and Passages from her Diary, 
 • "^ *^ Letters, etc. 9 portraits after Hogarth, Reynolds, and 
 others. Post 8vo, cloth. N. Y. [1890] 
 
 2231. SEILHAMER (GEORGE O.) An Interviewer's 
 Album : a Series of Chats with eminent Players and Play- 
 
 ^ ^ Wrights. 14- portraits (including Madame Achilles, Mary 
 
 /- - ^O Ann Horn, Cornelius Mathews, Anne Seguin, Hadaway, 
 
 etc., etc. Royal 8vo, half morocco, gilt bands. N. Y. 1881 
 
 2232. History of the American Theatre: Before the 
 
 . Revolution; During the Revolution and After; New Foun- 
 
 / //") dations (to the year 1797). 3 vols. 4to, cloth, uncut. 
 ' '^ Lond. 1888-91 
 
 The best work on the History of the Early American Stage. 
 Laid in are two Autograph Notes from the Author in refer- 
 ence to the book. 
 
 2233. SfiVIGN^ (MDME. DE). Madame de Sevigne, 
 / 2-/) ^^^ Correspondents and Contemporaries. By the Comtesse 
 
 ' '^*-^ de Puliga. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth, uncut. Lond. 1873 
 
 2234. SEWARD (WILLIAM H.) Travels Around the 
 World. Edited by O. R. Seward. Portrait and 200 illusts. 
 Stout royal 8vo, half morocco, gilt back. N. Y. 1873 
 
 2235. SCARRON (PAUL). The Whole Comical Works- 
 of Mon. Scarron, transl. by Mr. Tho. Brown, Mr. Savage and 
 
 ^ others. Extra-illustrated by the insertion of SO fine 
 
 €y C? plates, including engravings on copper hy Vander Gucht, 
 
 the fine series of etchings hy Flameng, etc. 8vo, crushed 
 
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 inside gold border, joints, gilt edges. Lond. 1712 \ 
 
 The value of this choice copy of this very desirable edition is 
 greatly increased by the judicious selection and excellent im- 
 pressions of the fine plates inserted. 
 
 2336. SCHILLER (FREDERICK). Works. Transl. into 
 English by J. G. Fisher, with a Biographical Introduction / ty^ 
 
 H. Hjalmar H. Boyesen. Portrait and very numerous 
 engravings by eminent German artists. 4 vols. 4to, pub- 
 lisher's half morocco, gilt back and edges. Phil. 1883 
 
 2237. SCHLIEMANN.CH.) The Prehistoric Palaces of 
 the Kings of Tirj-ns : the Results of the latest Excavations. 
 Map, plans, 2^ colored plates and 188 other illusts. Imp. 
 ■8vo, cloth gilt, gilt top, uncut. N. Y. 1885 
 
 2238. SCHUYLER FAMILY. A Godchild of Washing- 
 ton (Katherine Schuyler) : a Picture of the Past, by Kathe- / % r- — 
 rine Schuyler Baxter. Profusely illust. with portraits and * '•^~ '^ 
 views from rare engravings, paintings, miniatures, etc. Imp. 
 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1897 
 
 2239. SCOTCH MARTYROLOGY. A Cloud of Wit- 
 nesses; or. The Last Speeches and Testimonies of Those 
 who have Suffered for the Truth in Scotland since 1680. 
 12mo, half morocco, 359 pp. Lond. 1794 
 
 2240. SCOTT (CLEMENT— Editor). The Green Room : 
 Stories by those who Frequent It. Edited by Clement Scott. 
 Contributions from Irving, Pinero, Florence, Oscar Wilde, 
 etc. Small 4to, cloth. Lond. [1880] 
 
 W. J. Florence's copy, with his bookplate and autograph. 
 
 2241. The Stage Door, Stories by Those who Enter 
 
 It; The Green Room, by Those who Frequent It. Illusts. 
 a vols, in 1. Small 4to, cloth. Lond. 1880 
 
 Includes; My First Reading, by (Sir) Henry Irving; and con- 
 tributions by Terriss, Bancroft, Modjeska and Oscar Wilde, 
 Pinero, Toole, etc., etc. * " 
 
 2242. The Drama of Yesterday and To-Day. Nu- 
 
 merous portraits. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1899 «<^^ 
 
 2243. [SCOTT (SIR WALTER)] Waverley Novels. ^ j y 
 Parker's edit. Bound in 26 vols, stout 12mo, half roan, ." / ^ 
 contents lettered. Bost. 1850 j ^ / , /^ 
 
 2244. Poetical Works. With Introduction and 
 
 Notes by the Author. £4 fine engravings on steel after Tur- X 
 
 Ns^'s designs. 12 vols, f cap. 8vo, morocco, gilt edges, con- '^^ 
 
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 Fine copy of the Original Issue. 
 
 2245. Memoirs of the Life of Sir Walter Scott. By . j^- 
 
 J. G. Lockhart. Portraits, etc. Thick royal 8vo, half morocco. 
 
 Edinburgh, 1845 
 
 2246. Historical Illustrations of his Prose and Poeti- ^ ^q 
 
 <jal Works. 28 engravings on steel. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1834 
 
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 3247. [SCRIBE.] The School for Politicians. 8vo, half 
 
 calf. N. Y. 1840 
 
 v) jT)/^ Altered from Scribe's masterpiece, " Bertrand et Raton, on 
 
 G/Cy I'Art de Conspirer," the central figure of which was intended 
 
 ' as a portrait of Talleyrand, the play being founded on the 
 
 Danish Court scandal in connection with Queen Matilda, sister 
 
 of George III. 
 
 2348. SHAD WELL (THOMAS). Dramatic Works (with 
 
 some Account of his Life and Writings). Fiest Collected 
 
 EDN. Portrait by S. Gribelm. 4 vols, crimson morocco 
 
 extra, gilt backs and edges. Lond. 1730 
 
 Fine copy. 
 
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 2249. SHAKESPEARE. Works. Chiswick Press bdn. 
 13 vols. 12mo, half red levant morocco extra, gilt tops, 
 uncut, contents lettered, by Bradstreet. Lond. 1883 
 
 A pretty set of this neat edition, well printed at the Chiswick 
 Press on Belfast linen paper. 
 
 2250. Works. Edited by Henry Irving and Frank 
 
 . W C" A. Marshall, with Notes and Introduction to each Play by 
 * ~ *w P. A. Marshal and others. Numerous illusts. by Gordon 
 
 Browne. 8vo, royal 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1880-90 
 
 2351. Works. Edited by Charles and Mary Cowden 
 
 ^ Clarke. Portrait and 66 illusts. from the Boydbll Gallery. 
 
 2 . / CP 4 vols. 8vo, full tree calf extra, backs full gilt, gilt border 
 
 on sides, gilt edges, contents lettered. Lond. 1887 
 
 3353. Works. 13 vols. 13mo, half cloth. N. Y. 1887 
 
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 3353. Macbeth. Edited, with Notes, and 27 full- 
 
 ' .— page tinted plates in blue and brown on Japan vellum 
 y U O PAPER, by J. MoYE Smith. Royal folio, half morocco, gilt 
 ■ top, uncut. N. Y. 1889 
 
 No. 19 of only 125 copies printed. 
 
 * ., 3354. AYSCOUGH (S.) Index to Remarkable Passages 
 
 7r— and Words made use of by Shakspeare. Royal 8vo, half 
 O morocco, gilt bands. Dublin, 1791 
 
 2255. BOOTH (EDWIN). The Merchant of Venice, as 
 produced at the Winter Garden Theatre of New York, Jan- 
 uary, 1867, by Edwin Booth: a New Adaptation to the 
 Stage, with Notes, etc., by Henry L. Hinton. Illusts., 
 Q extra-illust. with a rare Playbill of the Old Park Theatre, 
 
 Cy . O O -^^^ ■^^'^^ {Merchant of Venice), Nov. 12, 1806; Playbill of 
 Drury Lane Theatre (Edmund Kean as Shylock), March S, 
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 2257. CLARKE (MARY COWDEN). Complete Concor- > 
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 uncut. N. Y. [Lond.] 1846- 
 
 2258. Shakespeare Characters, chiefly those subor- ^^ 
 
 dinate. Illusts. 8vo, cloth. Lond. [1863] /■ yo 
 
 2259. CRAIK (G. L.) The English of Shakespeare il- V ' 
 lustrated in a Philological Commentary on Julius Csesar. * 
 Edited by R. J. Rolfe, 1867; Notes, Criticisms and Cor- 
 respondence upon Shakespeare's Plays and Actors, by __ //-O 
 James H. Hackbtt, portrait, 1863 ;, Bacon and Shakespeare: ' ' 
 an Inquiry touching Elizabethan Players, Playhouses and 
 Play-writers, 1857. 3 vols. 12mo, cloth. 
 
 Bost., Lond., etc., 1856-67 p 
 
 2260. FAUCIT (HELENA, LADY MARTIN). On Some /.<^0 
 of Shakespeare's Heroines. Portrait. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1893 
 
 2261. FAIRHOLT (F. W.) The House of Shakespeare, 
 illustrated and described. 3S engravings on wood by the 
 author, every leaf INLAID TO ROYAL 8vo SIZE AND ad- ^ 
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 Stowe and Hilliard portraits, engraved by Fry, Scriven and * 
 Harland respectively. Royal 8vo, half red levant morocco, 
 
 extra gilt top, by Mathews. Lond. 1847 
 
 From the Library of Brayton Ives, with his Monogram Book- 
 label. 
 
 2262. THE FOOTSTEPS OF SHAKESPEARE; or a 
 Ramble with the Early Dramatists, and interesting In- 
 formation respecting Shakespere, Lyly, Marlowe, Greene, 
 and others. Post 8vo, morocco, gilt bands, gilt top, uncut. 
 Scarce. Lond. 1872 
 
 2263. HACKETT (J. H. ) Notes upon Shakespeare's Plays 
 
 and Actors, N. Y. 1863; The English of Shakespeare, by . i^V */ 
 
 G. L. Craik, Bost. 1867; The Shakespearian Oracle, by 
 J. C. Mills, N. Y. 1855 ; The Shakespearian Referee, by J. 
 H. SiDDONS, Wash 1886; etc. Together 5 vols. 12mo, 
 cloth, and parchment wrappers. 
 
 2264. HARDING'S SHAKESPEARE. Illustrated by 
 a Series of Portraits and Views to the whole Historical 
 Dramas; with Biographical and Topographical Accounts, /j<7 
 to which are added Portraits of Actors, Editors, etc. 150- /y. (pf) 
 portraits and plates on copper, some in colors, and including / 
 the extra plate of Jane Shore with bare neck {engraved by I 
 Bartoloszi). 2 vols, in 1, full contemporary green morocco, 
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 2265. KELLY (WILLIAM— Editor). Notices Illustrative 
 of the Drama and other Popular Amusements. ChieJBLy in 
 the 16th and 17th Centuries, incidentally illustrating 
 Shakespeare and his Times. From the Chamberlain's Ac- 
 counts and other MSS. of the Borough of Leicester. Frontis- 
 piece, facsimile, etc. Post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1865 
 
 2266 KEMBLE (FRANCES ANNA). Notes upon some 
 of Shakespeare's Plays: Macbeth, Henry VIII., The Tem- 
 pest, Romeo and Juliet. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1882 
 
 2267. POOLE (JOHN). Hamlet Travestie; with Bur- 
 lesque Annotations (after the manner of Johnson, Steevens, 
 and other commentators). 12mo, half calf, gilt back. 
 
 Lond. 1812 
 
 2268. SMITH (W. H.) Bacon and Shakespeare: an In- 
 quiry touching Elizabethan Players, Playliouses and Play- 
 writers. 12mo, half morocco, gilt bands, gilt top, uncut. 
 
 Lond. 1857 
 Including an Abstract of an interesting MS. referring to 
 ToBiB Matthew. 
 
 2269. An Inquiry touching Elizabethan Players, 
 
 Playhouses and Play-writers in the Days of Elizabeth, 
 Lond. 1857; Shakespearian Fly-leaves and Jottings, by 
 H. T. Hall, Lond. 1871; Citation and Examination of 
 Shakespeare, etc. , before Sir Thomas Lucy touching Deer- 
 stealing, 19th Dec, 1582, edited by Walter Savage Landor, 
 introduction by H. W. Mabie, frontispiece, N. Y. 1891. 
 3 vols. 12mo, cloth. 
 
 SHAKESPEARIAN MISCELLANY (The) : a Col- 
 
 ^f scarce ^nd valuable Tracts; Biographical Anec- 
 
 Heatri^al Perforn^ers. Portraits of ancient and 
 
 ^sigjol. j^g^^t^_g^;^from Manuscripts, with 
 
 5y F.^y WALDEONT'TPonraife and plates on copper. 
 
 4to, half moro/co (title ai/a next leaf spotted). Lond. 1802 
 
 2271. SHEA (J. G.— Editor). Early Voyages up and 
 
 J~ ^ ^ — down the Mississippi by Cavelier, St. Cosme, Le Sueur, 
 / ^ Gravier and Guignas. Edited, with Introduction, Notes 
 ' / and Index. Small 4to, half red morocco, gilt bands and 
 
 • top, uncut. Scarce. 
 
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 2272. SHELLEY (P. B.) Poetical [and] Prose Works. 
 Edited from the original editions, with Notes, etc. , by R. H. 
 Shepherd. 5 vols, post 8vo, half light calf, gilt backs and 
 tops, uncut. Lond. 1888 
 
 C 2273. The Real Shelley. New Views of the Poet's 
 
 ' "^ O Life, J. C. JEAPFRESON. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth, uncut. 
 
 Lond. 1885 
 
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 (in verse), with Copious Notes. 12mo, cloth. N". Y. 1837 
 
 A satire on Mrs. Trollope's "Domestic Manners of the 
 Americans." 
 
 2275. SHERBURNE (ANDREW). Memoirs of a Pen- 
 sioner of the Navy of the Revolution. Written by Him- 
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 The author was born in Rye, N. H., 1765, shipped from Ports- 
 mouth on board the Congress ship of war Ranger in 1779, served 
 in other public and private warships until taken prisoner in 
 1781, and carried to Portsmouth, Eng., where he was impris- 
 oned for " high treason." 
 
 2276. SHERIDAN (MRS. FRANCES). Memoirs, with 
 Remarks upon the Life of R. B. Sheridan, and Anecdotes 
 of his family and contemporaries, by A. Lafanu Pur- 
 trait (cut round and mounted). 8vo, half morocco paneled, 
 gilt back. Lond. 1824 
 
 2277. SHERIDAN (RICHARD BRINSLEY). Verses to 
 the Memory of Garrick. Spoken as a Monody at the 
 Theatre Royal in Drury-Lane. First edn. Front 4to, V CS'-^O 
 half cloth. Lond. 1779 
 
 Fine large copy with the soarae half title which is frequently 
 lacking. Bound with the above is a fine copy of the Fiest 
 EDITION of the celebrated " Oaractacus," a Dramatic Poem by 
 [William Mason], London, 1859; also Albert, a Legendary 
 Tale (in verse), by R. Roberts, First edition, frontispiece, 
 1783. 
 
 2278. The Critic. First edn. 8vo, three-quarter // y*,^. 
 
 levant morocco, gilt back and edges, by Root. Lond. 3 781 ^* tTxj 
 
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 2279. The Duenna. First edn. 8vo, red morocco, 
 
 gilt edges. Lond. 1794 
 
 2280. Speeches (several corrected by himself), edited jj 
 
 by a Constitntional Friend. First edn. Portrait. 5 vols. , 2- 2^/ 
 
 8vo, half calf. Lond. 1816 /^ 
 
 2281. — — Plays, edited, with Introduction, by Henry 
 Morley. Portrait. Royal 8vo, half roxburghe, gilt top, 
 uncut. Lond. 1885 
 
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 2282. The Rivals. Souvenir Programme, May, 1896, 
 
 with Joe Jefferson as Bob Acres, with an all-star cast. *^ 
 
 Introduction by Brander Matthews. 10 full-page portraits. . \^J^ 
 
 Small 4to, paper. [N. Y. 1896] 
 
 2283. Memoirs of the Public and Private Life of R. 
 
 B. Sheridan, with an Account of the Sheridan Family (etc.). 
 By J. Watkins. Fine portraits on copper. 2 vols. Svo, 
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 ,^.-~ 2285. Sheridan and his Times, by An Octogenarian. 
 
 <3t^ c5 Portrait. 2 vols, post 8vo, half morocco, gilt bands. Lond. 1859 
 
 2286. Life of Richard Brinsley Sheridan, by L. C. 
 
 Sanders. 8vo, cloth. Lond., n. d. 
 
 2287. Sheridan : A Biography, by W. Frasbr Rae. 
 
 With an Introduction by the Marquis of Dufferin and Ava 
 (Sheridan's great-grandson). Portraits. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 N. Y. 1896 
 
 ^ 2-288. SHILLABER (B. P.) Life and Sayings of Mrs. 
 
 ^<wO Partington. First EDN. Illusts. Post 8vo, cloth. N.Y.1854 
 
 ■- I 2289. [SHUTER (EDWARD).] The Dramatic History 
 
 I _ of Master Edward [Shuter], Miss Ann [Catley], and Mrs. 
 
 f\ jS. Llwhuddwhydd, the Extraordinaries of these times. Col- 
 
 ' ^"^ ' y lected from Zaphaniel's Original Papers. 14- curious en- 
 
 l gravings on copper. 12mo, calf. Lond. : T. Waller, 1743 
 
 The extremely rare First Editio.v, containing Zaphaniel's 
 
 "Exhortation," afterwards cancelled. " This first edition is so 
 
 -,- scarce that I never even suspected its existence, until I saw it 
 
 at the British Museum." — Lowe. 
 
 __ 2290. SIDDONS (HENRY). Practical Illustrations of 
 
 • ^ ^ ^ Rhetorical Gesture and Action, adapted to the English 
 
 ^ ' Drama. Numerous engravings on copper representing the 
 
 MODERN COSTUME OF THE LONDON THEATRES. 8vO, cloth. 
 
 Lond. 1807 
 
 2291. SIDDONS (MRS. SARAH). Life of Mrs. Siddons 
 by Thomas Campbell. Portrait, extra-illustrated by 
 
 C the INSERTION of 162 portraits, SI views and 6 scenes, nearly 
 
 all engraved on copper, some in PROOF state, a few COL- 
 ORED, neatly inlaid to size when necessary. 2 vols. 8vo, 
 half morocco, gilt top, uncut. Lond. 1834 
 
 - \ From the Library of John Mathews, •with, his Bookplate; 
 
 O'" also from the Delafield Smith Collection; The Additional 
 
 Plates include : portraits of Mrs. Siddons as Desdemona, proof; 
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 as Isabella (Oxberry English Drama), proof, Mrs. Siddons by 
 Thomson after Lawrence (1831) and many others of the same, 
 portrait of Mrs. Bracegirdle, proof; Master Betty, with plate 
 (full length) ; M. G. Lewis, proof. Sir Joshua Reynolds in colors 
 by Parisit after Falconet, Miss O'Neill by Blood after Drum- 
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 Garrick, Kemble (a number), Mrs. Jordan, Miss Cibber, Mrs. 
 Woffington, Macready, Kean, Betterton, Nell Gwynn, etc. 
 
 2292. [ AND KEMBLE (J. P.)] The Kembles. An 
 
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 / O ^ 'M.vs. Siddons and John Philip Kemble ; by Percy Fitz- 
 
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 autographs, etc. 2 vols. 8vo, half calf. Lond., n. d. 
 
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 2393. Life of Mrs. Siddons by Thomas Campbell, i 
 
 portrait, etc., Lond. 1839; Lights of the Old English ' 
 Stage, N. Y. 1878; Diary of an Actress, or Realities of 
 Stage Life, by H. C. Schuttleworth, Lond. 1885; Me- 
 moirs of Lady Hamilton, with Anecdotes of her Friends 
 and Contemporaries, portrait, N. Y. 1815. 4 vols. 13mo, 
 half calf and cloth. Lond., etc., 1815-85 
 
 2294. SIDNEY (SIR PHILIP). Aphorisms of Sir Philip 
 Sidney ; with Remarks by Miss [Jane] Porter (Author of 
 Thaddeus of Warsaw, etc.). Fronts. 2 vols. 12mo, half ' 
 morocco, gilt backs and tops, uncut. Lond. 1807 
 
 2295. SIGOURNEY (MRS. L. H.) Poems, witY^ portrait v , 
 
 and IS engravings on steel by Humphreys and others after ^ fy^ ("- 
 designs by Darley. Royal 8vo, morocco gilt, gilt edges. 
 
 Phil. 1849 
 
 2296. SIKES (WIRT). British Goblins: Welsh Folk- ; 
 Lore, Fairy Mythology, Legends and Traditions. Illusts. V • / O 
 by T. H. Thomas. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1880 \ 
 
 2297. SLAVERY. Narrative of Sojourner Truth, a ^_^c— 
 Bondswoman of the Olden Time emancipated in 1827; :f \i)fV / 1, 
 
 written by Herself. Portrait. Post 8vo, cloth. Bost. 1875 — ,' i^ '^'^ 
 
 2298. SMILES (SAMUEL). A Publisher and his Friends : 
 
 Memoir and Correspondence of the late John Murray ; with » . JL.y. 
 an Account of the House, 1768-1843. Portraits. 2 vols. 8vo, - ^^ 
 
 cloth. Lond. 1891 
 
 2299. SMITH (HORACE and JAMES). Rejected Ad- 
 dresses; or the NewTheatrum Poetarum. Tinted portrait 
 
 of the authors, and 6 characteristic illusts. by Geo. Cruik- /, 5.^S~ 
 
 shank. 12mo, half calf, gilt top. Lond. 1833 » 
 
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 2300. Another Edition. Edited with an Introduc- 
 tion and Notes, by Percy Fitzgerald. • Portrait. 12mo, 
 tialf light calf, gilt back and top, uncut. 
 
 Lond. : Aldine Edition, 1890 
 
 3301. [SMITH (JAMES). J The Tin^ Trumpet; or Heads 
 and Tales, for the wise and waggish, with Poetical Selec- 
 tions by the late Paul Chatfleld, M.D. Edited by Jeffer- , ^O 
 son Saunders. First edn. 3 vols, post 8vo, half morocco, 
 gilt backs and tops, by Kaupmann. Lond. 1836 
 This work was republished in 1869 as the work of Horace 
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 2303. SMITH (CAPTAIN JOHN). The True Travels, " 
 
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 Asia, Africa and America, beginning about the year 1593 ^ 
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 2303. Adventures and Discourses of Captain John 
 
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 England : newly ordered bj' John Ashton, wilh, facsimile 
 illusts. from original sources. Post 8vo, original half buck- 
 ram. Lond. 1883 
 
 2304. SMITH (JOHN THOMAS— Author of " Nollekens 
 and his Times.") Book for a Rainy Day; or Recollections 
 of the Events of the last Sixty-six Years, 1766-1833. Post 
 8vo, half roan, uncut. Lond. 1815 
 
 2305. SMITH (SOL). Theatrical Management in the 
 West and South for Thirty Years, with Anecdotal Sketches. 
 Portrait and 15 illusts. by Darley. Royal 8vo, cloth. 
 
 N. Y. 1868 
 
 2306. SMITH (T. J.) Nollekens and his Times, with 
 Memoirs of several Contemporary Artists from Roubiliac 
 
 (^(^ and Hogarth to Flaxman and Blake. Portrait. 2 vols. 8vo, 
 calf (water-stain on edge of several leaves). Lond. 1828 
 
 2307. SMYTH (MRS. GILLESPIE). The Romance of 
 Diplomacy : Historical Memoir of Queen Caroline Matilda 
 of Denmark, sister to George III. of England. Portraits of 
 Caroline Matilda, Mrs. Anne Murray Keith, Sir B. Mur- 
 ray Keith, and Marie-Theresa of Austria. 2 vols, post Bvo, 
 cloth. Lond. 1861 
 
 2308. SNAKES. Curiosities and Wonders of Serpent 
 Life. By C. C. Hopley. Plates, some colored. Post 8vo, 
 cloth, uncut. N. Y. 1882 
 
 2309. [SNELLING (W. J.)] Truth: a New Year's Gift 
 for Scribblers. 16mo, half cloth, uncut. 
 
 /— >- Bost. : Privately printed, 1831 
 
 <ij cJ The very scarce First Edition of this caustic satire (in verse) 
 
 on the writers of the period. 
 
 2310. SOCIETY, from Jan'y 6 to June 30, 1883, inclusive. 
 Edited by Geo. W. Plant. 26 full-page colored portraits in 
 character {full length) of the leading actors and actresses of 
 
 I /\.f-) the day, besides numerous portraits, etc., in the text. Folio, 
 '-^-^^ smooth morocco, gilt top, uncut. Lond. 1883 
 
 2311. SOLDENE (EMILY). My Theatrical and Musical 
 /, ^O Recollections. 7 portraits. 8vo, cloth. Lond, 1897 
 
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 2312. SONGS, DUETS, Etc. An interesting Collection 
 of tlie published Song-Books of Operas produced between 
 ISU and 1S24, at the Drury Lane and Haymarket Theatres, 
 and at the Old Park Theatre, New York, 1834. 15 pam- 
 phlets bound in 1 vol. 8vo, half roan. >V 
 
 Lond. and N. Y. 1814-34q/^^ 
 Includes: Pantomime of Sleeping Beauty (Grimaldi in cast, ^ ' ' 
 
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 corrected proof), 1833; Farley's Pantomime, House that Jack 
 Built, 1823; Songs, etc., to Narensky, by Braliam and Reeve, 
 1814; Songs, etc., of Garrick's Jubilee, 1816; Songs, Duets, 
 etc., in the most extravagant Extravaganza of High, how, Jack 
 and the Game, by J. R. Planche and Charles Dance, Park 
 Theatre, New York, Jan'y 9, 1884. 
 
 2 >13. A Large Collection of Celebrated Songs, 
 
 Pieces, and Scenes by Henry Russell, Braham and others, ^./[^ 
 sung by Goward at his Private Concerts. Bound in 1 vol. 
 4to, half morocco. With a MS. Index. N. Y. 1839-43 
 
 Includes: Croton Ode, by G. P. Morris, with full page litho- 
 graph view of the celebration; A Yankee Ship and a Yankee 
 Crew, view of Boston; The Anchor's Weighed, by Braham; 
 Sweeney's Virginia Melodies; etc. 
 
 2314. SOUTH CAROLINA. Carroll (B. R.) Historical 
 Collections of South Carolina: Rare Pamphlets and Docu- *^ 0~-<^ 
 ments relating to the History from the First Discovery to ' H^^ 
 1776. With Notes and Introduction, ilfap. 2 vols half 
 
 roan. N. Y. 1836 ■. 
 
 2315. Hines (D. T.) Life and Adventures of David > ry 
 
 T. Hines of South Carolina. Written by Himself. 12mo, . O^S"" 
 
 half cloth (water-stained throughout). N. Y. 1840 
 
 A very scarce and curious local history, consisting chiefly of / 
 
 letters addressed to James Gordon Bennett, M. M. Noah, etc. 
 
 2316. SOUTHEY (ROBERT— Translator). Amadis of 
 Gaul. By Vasco Lobeira, from the Spanish Version of 
 Garciordonez di Montalvo. First bdn. 4 vols 12mo, 
 half light calf, gilt backs and tops, uncut, by Larkins. 
 
 Lond. 1803 
 
 2317. Palmerin of England. Transl. from the 
 
 Portuguese of Francis de Moreas. First edn. 4 vols. 
 12mo, half calf, gilt backs and tops, uncut, by Larkins. 
 
 Lond. 1807'* 
 
 2318. SOUTHERN (EDWARD ASKEW). Birds of a 
 Feather; or, Talks with Southern. Edited by F. G de iZ'yT^ 
 Fontaine. Illusts. 12mo, cloth. N. Y. 1878 
 
 » 2319. A Memoir of Edward Askew Southern. By 
 
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 Lond. 1889 
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 2321. Plays, now First Collected, with an Account 
 
 y y C" of the Life and Writings of the Author [by T. Evans]. 
 
 Best edn. Portrait hy Bannerman. 3 vols, light polished 
 calf, gilt backs. Lond. 1774 
 
 2322. SPAFFORD (H. G.), Gazetteer of New York, Al- 
 y "^ f\ bany, 1813 (lacks map) ; Encyclopedia of History, by F. A. 
 I' I ^ Dn-riya.ge, woodcut vieivs 171 New York, Baltimore, etc., HuTt- 
 
 ^ J. , '/,U~ ford, 1845 ; and 26 others. Together 28 vols. 8voandl2mo. 
 -^ o ^^-*^ (As 2 parcels.) 
 
 2323. SPANISH PROVERBS. Dictionary of Spanish 
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 ' " ^ lins. 12mo, half morocco, gilt back and top, uncut, by 
 
 Kauffmann. Lond. 18-.'3 
 
 y Jp^r~ 2324. SPARKS (W. H.) The Memories of Fifty Years, 
 
 /■ O^ chiefly spent in the Southwest (New Orleans, etc.). Portrait. 
 
 8vo, cloth. Phil. 1872 
 
 2325. SPENCE (JOSEPH). Anecdotes, Observations and 
 
 Characters of Books and Men, 1728-1765. Edited, with 
 
 Life, Notes and Index, by S. W. Singer. Portrait. Post 
 
 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1858 
 
 -J 2326. SPENSER (EDMUND). Poetical Works [with 
 
 /. cDc£) Life by J. Mitford]. Original Aldine edn. Portrait. 
 
 5 vols. 12mo, calf. Lond. : Pickering, 1839 
 
 2327. SPICER (H.) Sights and Sounds: an Entire History 
 
 ■g\ of the American "Spirit" Manifestations. Portrait of Murga 
 
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 2328. SPIELMANN (M. H.) The History of " Punch." 
 Numerous illusts. (including reproductions of unpublished 
 sketches done for "Punch"). Royal 8vo, cloth, gilt top, 
 uncut. N. Y. 1895 
 
 2329. SPIRIT OF THE AGE NEWSPAPER for 1828. 
 Containing a Choice Collection of Extraordinary Articles, 
 Jeux d'Esprits, Epigrams and Parodies which have appeared 
 in The Age. Portrait. Extra-illustrated with 13 rare 
 portraits of Madame Vestris, Miss Mellon, etc.; autograph 
 of Madame Vestris, newspaper cuttings, etc., all loosely in- 
 serted. 12mo, half cloth, uncut. Lond. 1829 
 
 _^ The Extra-Illusteations comprise 5 portraits of Miss Mel- 
 
 *'"''^ Ion (afterwards Mrs. Coutts and the Duchess of St. Albans) ; 
 
 three as Volante, engraved by Woolnoth, Neale, etc., and two 
 
 in private, engraved by Blood and Ridley; 5 portraits of 
 Madame Vestris (as Orpheus, colored), and four others in 
 character, engraved by Gimber, Woolnoth, Meyer, etc. ; por- 
 traits of Sr. Vestris, by Miller; Miss Taylor, by Hall; Mrs. 
 Graddon as Count Rudolph ; Ashmead Bartlett, besides an au- 
 tograph NOTE (in third person) by Madame Vestris, newspaper 
 clippings, MS. notes, etc., etc., etc. An interesting collection. 
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 2330. STAGE (The) ; or, Theatrical Inquisitor. Consist- 
 ing of Biographical Memoirs of Actors and Actresses, etc. 
 From Aug., 1828, to Feb., 1829, inclusive {all published). 
 Front, and 10 fine and rare full-length portraits (of Edmund 
 Kean as Richard III. , Miss Bartolozzi as Apollo, Madame 
 Vestris as Don Giovanni, Young as Hamlet, Fawcett as 
 Caleb Quotem, etc.). 2 vols. 12mo, half calf, gilt backs. 
 
 Lond. 1828-29 
 Very rare. Contains the four additional numbers (see 
 Lowe's Bibliography). With the Collections of Thomas J. 
 McKee and Frederick Burgess, with their bookplates. 
 
 2331. STAEL (BARONESS DE). Ten Years' Exile: 
 
 Memoirs. Written by Herself [1810-13]. Now first pub- ' /S~ 
 
 lished from the Original MS. and translated into English. / 
 
 8vo, half calf, gilt back and top, uncut, by Larkins. 
 
 Lond. 1821 
 
 2332. STAGE CELEBRITIES. The Marie Burroughs 
 
 Art Portfolio. 278 full-page portraits of the leading actors 5 »5V^ 
 and actresses of the day. 4to, cloth. Chicago, 1894 " '^ 
 
 2333. STAGE CONDEMNED (The), and the Encourage- 
 ment given to the Immoralities and Profaneness of Thea- 
 tres by the English Schools, Universities and Pulpits Cen- 
 sur'd. 8vo, half calf (title and several leaves water-stained). 
 
 Lond. : Printed by John Salisbury, 1698 
 
 2334. STANSBURY (HOWARD). Expedition to the ♦ ., 
 
 Valley of the Great Salt Lake of Utah ; with an Authentic ^y ^- * 
 
 Account of the Mormon Settlement. 2 large maps (in /. O O 
 pockets) and numerous tinted plates. Stout royal 8vo, half 
 
 brown morocco, gilt bands. Phil. 1852 ^ 
 
 2335. STANHOPE (LADY HESTER). Memoirs, as re- 
 lated by Herself to her Physician, including Anecdotes of 
 
 the most Remarkable Persons of her Time. Colored por- • ^v5~" 
 trait and S plates. 3 vols, post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1846 ' »> 
 
 ■2336. STANLEY (H. M.) Darkest Africa. Portraits and 
 160 maps and other illusts. 2 vols. 8vo, morocco, gilt edges. 
 
 N. Y. 1890 
 
 2337. STEINMETZ (ANDREW). The Romance of Duel- 
 ling in all Times and Countries. 2 vols, post 8vo, half mo- 
 
 ..-. . . ^7v5~ 
 
 rocco, gilt bands. Lond. 1868"*\^/ O ^r>. 
 
 2338. The Gaming Table : its Votaries and Victims, • y *-', 
 
 in all Times and Countries, especially in England and in -.-. _, ^ jb^ \ 
 France. 2 vols. 8vo, half red morocco. Lond. 1870 • >J,t^Oj 
 
 2339. STEELE (SIR RICHARD). The Theatre, by Sir 
 John Edgar, No. 1, Jan. 2, 1720-No. 28, April 5, 1720 {all 
 published) ; [with] Anti-Theatee, by Sir John Falstaff, ^ -^ t>-o 
 No. 2, Feb. 18, 1720-No. 15, April 4, 1720 {complete set ivith .^ O 
 the exception of the first number). The excessively rare 
 
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 ORIGINAL SEMI-WEEKLY ISSUES OP BOTH PERIODICALS. 
 
 Folio, half morocco. [Lond. 1720] 
 
 A MOST INTERESTING VOLUME, with AUTOGRAPH NOTES AND 
 
 INSCRIPTIONS by James Bindley, Edmond Malone, LordSunder- 
 len, and John Dillon. There is no record of any set of either 
 of these exceedingly rare periodicals having been sold in Amer- 
 ica: the present set of The Theatre was, in 1774, the property 
 of that most famous of English book- collectors, James Bindley — 
 the "Leontes" of Dibdin's "Bibliomaniac!'' In 1784 it had 
 passed into the possession of the celebrated Shakespearean 
 scholar, Edmond Malone, who added the Anti-Theatre and who 
 bequeathed the entire collection to Bindley, Accordingly, on 
 Malone's death, in 1813, the volume was sent to Bindley by 
 Malone's executor. Lord Sunderlen, In 1864 it became the 
 property of John Dillon, This biography, which bears testi- 
 mony to the great scarcity and value of the volume, even in 
 those days, is fully set forth in the autograph notes on the fly- 
 leaves as follows : 
 
 In Bindley's Autograph: "The following Papers, called 
 the Theatre, being Twenty-Eight in Number, were wi-ote by 
 Sir Richard Steele, & were never Re-published among his other 
 Works or in any other Form & they are now very rarely to be 
 found complete, — J, B,, 1774," 
 
 In Malone's Autograph: "This Copy of the Theatre I 
 bought from Mr, Whyte the Bookseller, who purchased it from 
 Mr, Bindley: and I have since added to it the Anti-Theatre, of 
 which I have never seen another copy. There were only fifty - 
 two numbers of the Anti-Theatre published, of which the first 
 is here wanting, — E, Malone, 1786," 
 
 A later note by the same: "If Mr, Bindley should survive 
 me, I desire this book may be presented to him, — E, M," 
 
 That these inscriptions were carefully followed is shown by 
 Lord Sunderlen's inscription presenting the volume to Bindley 
 and by memoranda, by John Dillon, signed and dated 1864, 
 
 Also with very interesting marginal MS, notes in 
 Malone's autograph. 
 
 All the numbers are in excellent preservation, with some 
 edges entirely uncut. 
 
 j^ C 2340. Dramatic Works. Engravings on copper by 
 
 ^J«^ Basire and Vander Crucht. 12mo, lialf levant morocco 
 
 (lacks the portrait). Lond. 1736 
 
 2341. STENHOUSE (T. B. H.) The Rocky Mountain 
 "Saints: a Complete History of the Mormons. Portrait of 
 
 Brigham Young, facsimile, 2Jf full-page plates and numer- 
 ous woodcuts. Stout 8vo, half brown morocco, gilt bands, 
 
 N, Y. 1873 
 
 2342, STEPHENS (HENRY L,) The Comic Natural His- 
 tory of the Human Race. [By W. A. Stephens, C. P. 
 Erickson and others,] ^0 colored caricature portraits {of 
 Forrest, Bernard, Chanfrau, T. D. Rice, Mary Taylor, C. 
 Mathews, E. Seguin, Kate Horn, and others connected with 
 the drama), by Henry L. Stephens. Royal Bvo, cloth. 
 
 Phil. [1851] 
 From the Daly Library. Only 100 copies printed with 
 
 COLORED plates. 
 
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 •2343. A Frog who Would a- Wooing Go. 15 tinted i , 
 
 phdes, 'proofs^ from original design is by Stephens. Royal / /O 
 
 4to, cloth. N. Y. [1864] 
 
 Only 100 Proof Copies printed for subscribers. 
 
 2344. STERNE (LAURENCE). Life and Opinions of 
 Tristram Shandy. 8 etchings by Damman from designs by 
 Hat ry Furniss. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1883 
 
 2;45. Sentimental Journey through France and 
 
 Italy. Illusfs. by Stanley L. Wood. Stout 12mo, cloth, 
 gilt top, uncut. Lond. : Pickering, 1892 
 
 2346. STEVENSON (R. L.) Novels and Poems, etc.: 
 Inland Voyage; Travels with a Donkey; New Arabian 
 Nights; More New Arabian Nights; The Dynamiter; Dr. 
 
 Jekyll and Mr. Hyde; Child's Garden of Verses; Merry , ' , # — ■ 
 
 Men; Kidnapped; Prince Otto; Underwoods; Silverado / « // O 
 Squatters; The Black Arrow. Together 12 vols. 12mo 
 and post 8vo, uniformly bound in half blue morocco, gilt 
 backs and tops, uncut. Lond. 1883-88 
 
 2347. Balfour (Graham). Life of Robert Louis Steven- y ^ ^ — • 
 
 son. 31ap and 2 portraits 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1901 /- O O 
 
 Uniform with the " Edinburgh Edition " of the works. ^ 
 
 2348. STILES (EZRA— President of Yale College). Life. 
 By Abiel Holmes, Pastor of the First Church in Cambridge. 
 Portrait by 8. Hill of Boston. 12mo, half morocco, gilt 
 bands (portrait foxed). Bost. : Thomas and Andrews, 1798 
 
 2349. STIRLING (EDWARD). Old Drury Lane: Fifty 
 Years' Recollections of Author, Actor and Manager. 2 vols, 
 post 8vo, cloth. Lond. ls81 
 
 2350. STIRLING-MAXWELL (SIR W.) Miscellaneous 
 Essays and Addresses: with Biographical Notes and a . 
 Bibliography. Portraits. Royal 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1891 ^\lx.^ — 
 
 Large Paper Edition with the plates in duplicate and the 
 initials rubricated. No. 391 of 415 copies printed. 
 
 2351. STODDART (JAMES H.) Recollections of aPlayer. . ■ ^^^ 
 Portraits, facsimiles of playbills, etc. 8vo, cloth. N.Y.1902 /^ 0*5 
 
 2352. STODDARD (R. H.— Editor). The Loves and 
 Heroines of the Poets (from Dante and Shakespeare to 
 Tennyson, Wordsworth, Charles Lamb and George Mere- 
 dith). First edn. Royal 8vo, morocco, gilt back, sides 
 and edges. N. Y. 1861 
 
 2353. Personal Reminiscences. By O'Keefe, Kelly 
 
 and Taylor. Portraits in character of Oarrich, Mrs. Abing- ,ic 
 ton, etc. 12mo, cloth. N. Y. 1875 >*; 
 
 2354. Poems. Complete edn. Portrait. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 N. Y. 1880 
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 // 2355. STONE (H. D.) Personal Recollections of the 
 
 A Drama, and Reminiscences [of the American Stage, 1769- 
 
 ^ L/O 1873]. Portraits of Edwin Forrest, Catharine Sinclair, 
 
 '>-«'J) ^ -- '''• Dummy Allen ''^ {Forrest's costumer), etc. Post 8vo, cloth. 
 
 / - Albany, 1873 
 
 • VJC 2356. Anotlifir nnnv 
 
 7 
 
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 3356. Another copy. 
 
 2357. STONE (WILLIAM L.) Matthias and his Im- 
 postures. Stout 13mo, cloth. N. Y. 1835 
 
 2358. STONE (WILLIAM L., JK.) History of New York 
 ■^O City (1609-1872). Numerous engravings on steel and illusts. 
 
 in the text. Stout royal 8vo, morocco, gilt edges. N.Y. 1872 
 
 r— 3359. STOWE (HARRIET BEECHER). Uncle Tom's 
 
 ^ Cabin. Over 150 illusts. by W. Thomas, after Macquoid, 
 
 etc. 8vo, light polished calf, gilt back, gilt edges, by Tout. 
 
 Lond. 1853 
 Fine copy. Scarce. Bookplate of Chauncey L. Williams by 
 Halm. 
 
 2360. STRANG (L. C.) Famous Actors [and] Actresses 
 of the Day in America, portraits, 2 vols., 1899-lHOO; Our 
 Recent Actors, by Wbstland Marston, 2 vols, in 1, 1888; 
 Actors and Actresses of England and America: Kean and 
 Booth and their Contemporaries, by Brandbr Matthews 
 and LAUbBNCB Hutton [1886] ; Charles Macklin, by E. A. 
 Parry, 1891 ; Famoxis People I Have Met, by Mrs George 
 Augustus Sala, /acsim&s, 1892. Together 6 vols. Post 
 8vo, cloth. N. Y. and Lond. 1886-1900 
 
 3361. STRUTT (JOSEPH). The Sports and Pastimes of 
 g'\^ the People of England. New edn., with a copious Index,. 
 *^^ by William Hone. With HO engravings. 8vo, levant mo- 
 rocco, gilt back and top, uncut, byDe Coverly. Lond. 1830- 
 
 3362. SUCKLING (SIR JOHN). Works of Sir John 
 
 /Suckling, containing his Poems, Letters and Plays. For- 
 f^O trait by Vander Gucht after Marshall. 8vo, half calf, gilt 
 back. Lond. 1709 
 
 With the Autograph of Diana Dormer and the etched Book- 
 plate of W. King, Richmond, by Berkely King. 
 
 2363. SUE (EUGENE). The Mysteries of Paris, transl. 
 into English. Hundreds of illusts. on wood. 3 vols. imp. 
 8vo, light polished calf, gilt backs and tops, uncut, by Mac- 
 .OC? donald. Bound prom the Parts, with original pictorial 
 covers bound in. Lond. 1845 
 
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 2364. Paula Monti; or, The Hotel Lambert. Transl. 
 
 from the French. 20 engravings after designs of Jules 
 David. 8vo, light calf extra, gilt back and top, uncut. 
 
 Lond. 1845 
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 2365. De Kohan; or, The Court Conspirator; an 
 
 Historical Romance. Transl. into English. 3 vols, post 5 ■ ^ ^^ 
 
 8vo, light calf, gilt backs and tops, uncut. Lond. 1845 '*-'• CX> 
 
 2366. The Wandering Jew; transl. into English. , 
 
 Profusely illust. hy hundreds of illusts. on wood. 2 vols. 
 
 imp. Svo, light polished calf, gilt back and top, uncut, by ^ / O 
 
 Macdonald. Bound from the Parts, original pictorial covers '*J , f \J 
 
 bound in. - N. Y. 1846 
 
 2367. The Labyrinth of Love ; transl. into English, ^^-^ 
 
 ^0 full-page illusts. on wood. Svo, light polished calf extra, 'i/ .\'0 CP 
 gilt back and top, uncut. Lond., n. d. ^ '^ - ' 
 
 2368. SULLIVAN (SIR ARTHUR). Sir Arthur Sullivan ; y^ 
 Life Story, Letters and Reminiscences, by Arthur Lawrence. X 
 
 With a Bibliography by W. Bendall. Many portraits, /"<>' / "K f\ 
 
 similes of autograph letters, plates of music, etc. Svo, cloth, ./■*-' \J 
 gilt top, uncut. N. Y. 1900 ^ 
 
 2369. SULLIVAN (BARRY). Barry Sullivan and his 
 Contemporaries : a Historical Record by Robert M. Sil- 
 LARD. Portraits. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1901 
 
 Barry Sullivan first appeared In America at the Broadway 
 Theatre, New York, Nov. 32, 1858. 
 
 2370. SUMBEL (MARY). Memoirs of the Life of Mrs. 
 Sumbel. Written by herself. In eluding her Correspondence 
 with Major Topham, Mr. Reynolds the Dramatist, etc. 3 
 vols. 12mo, half morocco (name out from the top of title- 
 page). Lond. 1811 
 
 2371. SUNNYSIDE BOOK (The) : containing Poems and '■* '- 
 Tales by Bryant, Curtis, Bayard Taj'lor, Ho wells, Stoddard, 
 O'Connor, Wm. Allen Butler; with choice Papers from C~-.<^ 
 Irving. Portrait of Curtis and 48 fine engravings on wood . <^ ^ 
 after designs by Darley, Hows, Nast and others. Royal 
 Svo, cloth. N. Y. 1871 
 
 2872. SURR (T.) A Winter in London; or, Sketches of 
 Fashion. 3 vols. 12mo, calf, gilt backs. Lond. 1806 
 
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 2373. SURREY THEATRE. Collection of Views and 
 Playbills relating to the Old Surrey Theatre, including 
 colored portraits of T. P. Gooh as Union Jack, 80 scenes, 
 
 colored and plain, published by Skeat ; 10 large scenes to i ^ t 
 
 The Bed Bover {some in colors), published by Park, and H Q\ 2. ^ vj 
 other views and scenes; also 16 playbills of the Surrey 
 Theatre, from Nov. 8th, 1816, to Jan. 22, 1838, including 
 the first appearance of Miss Montford. All neatly mounted 
 in royal 4to scrap-book, cloth, gilt edges. 
 
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 2374. [SURTEES (R. S.)] Sporting Novels, viz., Hand- 
 ley Cross, or Mr. Jorricks's Hunt; Mr. Sponge's Sporting 
 Tour; " Ask Mamma," or the Richest Commoner in Eng- 
 land; "Plain or Ringlets?"; "Mr. Romford's Hounds." 
 Many colored plates, by John Leech and H. K. 
 Browne, besides numerous illusts. in the text by the same 
 artists. Together 5 vols. Half red morocco, gilt backs and 
 tops, uncut. Lond. : Bradbury Agnew, n. d. 
 
 Fine cle^ copies. 
 
 2375. SUTCLIFF (ROBERT). Travels in Some Parts of 
 North America, 1804-1806. Views on copper of the Friends^ 
 Meeting House at Marion, the Falls of Niagara, a Farm 
 House in the Genesee country, and S others. 12mo, original 
 boards, uncut, with the paper label (name on back of 
 
 ■^frontispiece). York, 1811 
 
 5-_ 2376. SWEESTER (F. M.) Handbook of the United 
 
 ) \ States. Edited by Moses King. 51 colored maps and 2,600 
 
 ^^^ other illusts. 8vo, cloth. Buffalo [1892] 
 
 iC€ 
 
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 • 2377. [SWIFT (JONATHAN). J Travels into Several Re- 
 mote Nations of the World. In four parts. By Lemuel 
 Gulliver. 2 vols. 8vo, half morocco (lacks portrait, plates, 
 and all the title-pages). [Lond. 1727] 
 
 ExTEA-iLLUSTRATED by the insertion of a portrait of Swift 
 by J. Paso, and iive plates by Marillier, etc. Also the death- 
 mask, Swift's brain, and skulls of Swift and of Stella; etc. 
 
 2378: Poetical Works, with a Life by John Mitford, 
 
 3 vols. 12mo, half calf, gilt backs, Bost. 1877; Nothing to 
 Do [and] Nothing to Wear, illusts., 2 vols, cloth, N. Y. 
 1857; and 7 others. Together 12 vols. 
 
 2379 SWINBURNE (A. C.) Laus Veneris, and other 
 Poems (title slightly damaged); Studies in Song; Locrine, 
 a Tragedy. 3 vols, post 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1880-88 
 
 x'380. Miscellanies. First edn. Post 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Lond. 1886 
 
 2381. SYDNEY (W. C.) England and the English in 
 the Eighteenth Century. Chapters in the Social History 
 of the Times. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1891 
 
 2382. SYMINGTON (A. J.) Pen and Pencil Sketches of 
 Faroe and Iceland. Illusts. Post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1862 
 
 2383. TAINE (H. A.) History of English Literature. 
 Trausl. by H. Van Laun. 4 vols. 8vo, cloth (binding of one 
 vol. slightly injured by water). Lond. 1877 
 
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 238-t. TALFOURD (THOMAS NOON). Ion; A Tragedy. 
 Fourth edn., to which is added Sonnets [with] The Athenian 
 Captive [by the same Author]. Svo, morocco, gilt edges. > v 
 
 Lond. 1837-38 
 A highly interesting volume, 'jeing William G. Maoeeady's 
 COPY, with his bookplate, and presented to him with the 
 AUTHOR'S AUTOGRAPH INSCRIPTION, " To W. C. Macready. Esq., 
 with the best regards of T. N. Talfourd, January, 1839," on ^ 
 
 front flyleaf, and at end of volume, original autograph '' C 
 
 SONNETS BY THE AUTHOR— one ' ' To CHARLES DiCKENS, ESQ. , * 
 
 on reading the completed Oliver Tivist," the other, " Tb W. C. 
 Macready, Esq., on the birth of his first child. In recollection , f 
 of his performances of Virginius."' The Frederickson copy, 
 with pencil note in his handwriting calling attention to the 
 sonnets and stating that " this book cost me thirtv-hve dollars. 
 C. W. L." "■' 
 
 3385. TALMAGE (T. DE WITT). From Manger to 
 Throne : a New Life of Christ and a History of Palestine. 
 Hundreds of full-page and smaller illusts. Imp. Svo, half 
 morocco. Phil. : For Subscribers only [1889] 
 
 2386. TATLER(Thb). The Lucubrations of Isaac Bicker- 
 staff, Esq. [Sir Richard Steele]. Complete in 4 vols. 8vo, 
 calf. Lond. 1710-11 
 
 Pine copy of the desirable First octavo Library Edition, 
 well printed in large type, on heavy paper, for subscribers. 
 
 3387. TAYLOR (E. S.) History of Playing Cards, with 
 Anecdotes of their use in Conjuring, Fortune-Telling and 
 Card-Sharping. Colored fronts, and ^6 plates {including 
 the remarkable one by Geo. Ceuikshank). 13mo, cloth 
 (629 pp.). Lond. 1865 
 
 3388. TAYLOR (JOHN— Author of " Monsieur Tonson," 
 etc.). Records of My Life, 1789-1833. 8vo, cloth (461 pp.). 
 
 N. Y. 1833 
 This interesting autobiography contains much original per- 
 sonal anecdotes of the authors, artists, actors and actresses of 
 the day. J ._^ 
 
 2389. TAYLOR (JOSEPH). Apparitions ; or, The Mystery 
 of Ghosts, Hobgoblins and Haunted Houses. Front. 12mo, > V_ •♦ ^. 
 three-quarter levant morocco, gilt back and top, uncut, / -' ' ^ 
 by W. R. Smith. Lond. : Laekington, 1815 
 
 Very scarce. 
 
 2390. TAYLOR (MARY). Obituary of Mary Taylor 
 Ewen (of the National Theatre and Mitchell's Olympic, 
 New York, familiarly known as "Our Mary"). 4to, stiff 
 paper covers (4 pp.). N. Y. : Privately printed [1866] j\ \ 
 
 2391. TAYLOR (COLONEL MEADOWS). Novels and / 
 Tales, viz.: Confessions of a Thug; Tippoo Sultan; Seeta; ^* // 
 A Noble Queen; Tara; Ralph Darnell. Fronts. 6 vols. -lA-Zr C 
 post 8vo, cloth. Lond 1887-92 :3'f A ^ 
 
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 2392. TAVERN ANECDOTES and Reminiscences of 
 the Origin of Signs, Coffee-Houses, etc. Humorous curious 
 
 /O illusts. on wood, including the folding plate, usually lacking . 
 ,=* 12nio, half moroeeo, gilt back. N. Y. 1S30 
 
 2393. TENNYSON (ALFRED). Poems. By Alfred 
 -— Tennyson. Illusts. after Hossetti, Millais, etc. 2 vols, in 
 
 1, thick post 8vo, full morocco, gilt edges, inside gilt 
 / borders. Bost. 1866 
 
 l~. 2394. Elaine. Portraits and full-page engravings 
 
 OO on steel by Gustave Dore. Folio, cloth. N. Y. 1867 
 
 2395. The Day Dream. Handmmely printed on 
 
 M heavy plate paper, and profusely illustrated and ornamented 
 
 Mi\ from drawings hy W. iSt. John Harper, J. D. Woodward, 
 
 ^^^^ H. W. Price, E. ' H. Garrett, H. and J. W. Fenn and Ghas. 
 
 Gopeland. Polio, tree calf, gilt back and edges. N. Y. 1886 
 
 The illustrations in this beautiful issue are printed on 
 
 tinted paper, with specially designed backgrounds. 
 
 2396. The Miller's Daughter. Handsomely printed 
 
 ^/ one side only of heavy-toned paper, with numerous illusts. from 
 
 ^fj drawings by WiNTHROP FIERCE, EDMUND H. Garrett and 
 others. Royal 8vo, publisher's stamped leather binding. 
 
 Phil. 1890 
 
 2397. TERRISS (WILLIAM). Life of William Terriss, 
 ^. . Actor; by A. J. Smyth. With an Introduction by Clement 
 ^''D Scott. Numerous portraits and other illusts. 8vo, half 
 
 light calf, gilt back and top, uncut, by Blackwell. 
 
 From the library of Augustin Daly. Lond. 189S 
 
 2398. TERRY (D.) British Theatrical Gallery: a Col- 
 lection of Whole-Length Portr9.its; with Biographical 
 
 ^j^ Notices. 20 fine portraits {including Mrs. Siddons, Ed- 
 mund Kean, J. P. Harley, Mrs. Bland, Young, Dowton, 
 etc. Polio, half roan, panelled gilt back. Lond. 1825 
 
 2399. Another copy, with the portraits enclosed. 
 
 Polio, half calf. Lond. 1825 
 
 The MoKee copy with bookplate. 
 
 Oxi 2400. Another copy. Folio, half cloth. Lond. 1825 
 
 ' 2401. [THACKERAY.] Planche (J. R.) Recollections 
 and Reflections ; a Professional Autobiography. First edn. 
 C"^- Plates, including reproductions of unpublished pen-and-ink 
 ^ €/ drawings by W. M. Thackeray, Crowqtjill, Haydon, etc. 
 2 vols, in 1. Stout 8vo, half calf. Lond. 1872 
 
 f 2402. Works. Numerous illusts. by the Author, 
 
 Doyle, etc. 25 vols. 8vo, half calf, backs full gilt, con- 
 tents lettered. Lond. : Smith, Elder, 1869-86 
 LiBRABT Edition. 
 
 2403. Melvillle (Lewis). Life of William Make- 
 peace Thackeray [with a Bibliography]. £5 portraits and 
 illusts. ^2 vols. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1890 
 
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 2404. THEATRICAL BUDGET; or, Actor's Regalio. 
 Nos. I. -VI. inclusive {all published). With all the colored 
 PORTRAITS, which include Mr. Barnes as '^ Mawworm," Mr. 
 Anderson as " Miirtoch Delaney," Mr. Hilson as "■Paul 
 Pry," Mr. Charles Mathews as ^''Monsieur Morhleu," Mr. 
 Mice as ''■Johnny Atkins" and Mr. Roberts as '■'Wormwood." -w^i — ^ ^r^ 
 12mo, half roan (broken). N. Y. : Elton, 1838 t, ,^ ^ U 
 
 Extremely rare. The McKee copy, with bookplate. 
 
 2405. THEATRICAL CARICATURE. The Entr'acte 
 and Limelight Almanack, 1879-1885. Numerous caricature' ^ if' 
 portraits of loell-lcnown actors, actresses, managers, etc., by 
 Bryan. 4to, half roan. Lond. 1879-85 '^ 
 
 2406. THEATRICAL CENSOR (The). By A Citizen. U. 
 Complete set. No. 1, Dec. 9, 1805, to No. 17, March 3, 
 1806, inclusive (all piiblished). With the rare plate repre- 
 senting the members of the " Pawn Club.'''' 8vo, half green 
 crushed levant morocco, gilt top, uncut. Phil. 1805-06 
 
 The McKee copy, with bookplate. Very scarce. 
 
 2407. and Critical Miscellany. By Gregory Gryphon, 
 
 Esq. No. 1, Sept. 27, to No. XIII., Dec. 20, 1806. 8vo, half 
 roan neat, gilt top, uncut. Phil. 1806 
 
 Probably all published of this very rare dramatic 
 PERIODICAL. From the McKee Collection. 
 
 2408. THEATRICAL FUND. Proceedings at the Ninth 
 Anniversary of the Royal Theatrical Fund, 1854. Richard 
 Monckton Milnes (Lord Houghton) in the Chair. 12mo, 
 half levant morocco, gilt edges, by RiviiiRE. Lond. 1854 
 
 The Daly copy with bookplate. Contains speeches by J. W. 
 Wallaok, Richard Monckton Milnes, and others. 
 
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 2409. THEATRICAL INQUISITOR (The). (A Monthly 
 Magazine containing Translations of Dramatic Pieces from f 
 the French, Italian, Spanish and German; with Dramatic Ql^', ^"'^ ;. 
 Biographies and Anecdotes, Monthly Theatrical Lists, etc.) 
 Edited by Thomas Holoboft, 15 portraits and engravings of •, , ^ 
 
 costumes, and extra-illustrated with IS additional por- 
 traits on copper, comprising 8 full-length colored portraits j / 
 in character {including Master Betty as JSTorval, Mrs. Jordan, /^ ^ O^ 
 Miss Brunton, Miss De Camp, Grassini, etc.), and 6 tete-a-tete \ ■' | 
 portraits of Elliston and Mrs. Jordan, Stephen Kemble and 
 Mrs. Smith, etc.). 2 vols, (all published), 8vo, half green 
 levant morocco, gilt backs and tops, uncut, by Blackwell. 
 
 Lond. 1805-06 
 From the Daly Collection. This scarce periodical was 
 conducted by Holcroft, the author of the celebrated play ' ' The 
 Eoad to Ruin," and many other dramatic pieces. In his his- 
 trionic career he was chiefly associated with Macklin, especi- . 
 ally in Ireland. 
 
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 2410. THEATRICAL INQUISITOR (The) ; or, Literary 
 Mirror. Complete Set. No. i, Sept., 1813, to June, 18:^0. 
 With the series of rare and heautifid full-length po7'traits {Ed- 
 mund Kean, Geo. Frederick Cooke, J. P. Kenible, Junius 
 Urutus Booth, the Elder Wullack, Ilrs. Alsop (Daatjhter of 
 Mrs. Jordan), Macready, Charles Kernhle, Mathevjs, 3Iiss 
 JFbote, Miss C Neill, Lydia Kelly, Munden, Elliston, May- 
 wood, and many others). 16 vols. 8vo, original boards, uncut, 
 with the paper labels (lacks the portrait of T. P. Cooke). 
 
 Lond. 1812-20 
 The fine McKee copy, with bookplates. Very rare in this fin© 
 UNCUT STATE. This scarce work is noted for the accuracy of 
 the likenesses as well as the fineness of the engravings. 
 
 2411. THEATRICAL MANUSCRIPT RECORDS. Orig- 
 inal MS. Accounts op the King's Theatre, Covent Gar- 
 den (Royal Opera House), viz. : Accounts of Nightly Re- 
 ceipts from various Operas, from Dee. 33, 1786, to June 28, 
 1788, 2 vols. (102 pp.); Accounts of Nightly Receipts and 
 Disbursements for the season 1807 (from Oct. 24), 1808 and 
 1809, with names of subscribers and salaries paid to vari- 
 ous singers, etc., wardrobe expenses, etc., etc., 3 vols. (254 
 pp.); Accounts of Repairs, etc., Dec. 6 to 34, 1814, with 
 Schedule of Property taken over by Warton's lease of April, 
 1814 (24 pp.). Together 6 vols. Folio, original vellum 
 binding. Lond. 1787-1814 
 
 These very interesting manuscripts are from the well-known 
 dramatic collection op Frederick Burgess (of Moore and 
 Burgess' Minstrels), with his bookplates in each volume. The 
 manuscripts are very legibly written and in excellent condi- 
 tion. 
 
 2413. Accounts of Lincoln's Inn Theatre, Sept.- 
 
 Nov. 1761 [and] Sept. 20, 1796-June 4, 1767, comprising 
 box-of&oe receipts, disbursements for salaries (to Quin, 
 Bellamy, King, Mr. and Mrs. Barrington, Mrs. Ford, Mrs. 
 ^_ Yates, Miss Pope, etc.), 64 pp.; Rough Draft (" for Mr. 
 ^A'^ Wilkinson ") of Openings at Royal Opera House, 1705- 
 1798, 8 pp. ; Theatrical Fund Accounts, 1766-1803, con- 
 taining Lists of Subscribers, claims paid, dates of deaths, 
 etc. (including interesting matter relating to Garrick, 
 I " / Grimaldi, and others), 63 pp. ; Copies of Petitions and Let- 
 T/UaJ^ tera from Charles Killigrew and the Players of the Drurt 
 Lane and Hatmakket Theatres in reference to the Lord 
 Chamberlain's permits, etc., written between 1661 and 
 1711, and copied in 1793 by J. 'P. Kemble from MSS. sent 
 him by Isaac Reed, 36t} pp. ; Copies of 29 Deeds and Agree- 
 ments between the Proprietors of Druey Lane Theatre 
 and Lincoln's Inn Field Theatre and Barton Booth, 
 Betterton, R. B. Sheridan, Incledon, etc., 71 pp. In 1 vol. 
 >\ A 8vo, half roan. 
 
 These very interesting Theatrical Records contain much, 
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 valuable and curious matter relating to the history of the Lon- 
 don Stage during the last half of the eighteenth century. The 
 manuscripts are mainly from the collection of William Upcott, 
 the antiquary, and the Petitions, Deeds, etc., were copied by 
 him from Kemble's MSS., which he purchased at the Kemble 
 sale, Feb'y 24, 1833. All the MSS. are legibly written in ink 
 and are in excellent preservation. 
 
 2413. Manuscript Journal of the Theatre Royal, 
 
 Haymarket, London, for the Seasons of 1815, '16 and '17; 
 comprising Notes of the Plays presented, of their reception 
 by the public, the successes, failures and stage incidents 
 in connection with various actors and actresses; Accounts 
 of Salaries paid, with addresses, etc., of the actors and /L , 
 actresses, with private memoranda concerning them, etc. y^ 
 Very legibly written on 94 pages 8vo, vellum. Lond. 1815-16 //j 
 A very interesting, and not unfrequently amusing. Record C/' 
 of the Haymarket Stage at this period of violent theatrical /S^ 
 criticism. The names which recur frequently are Mathews, 
 Foote,Fawcett, Mrs.Heywood, Mrs, Glover,Mrs. Davenport, etc 
 
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 2414. Journal of Performances at the Haymarketj/^ v y 
 
 Theatre, 1720-1800, with the number of nights each piece ♦ |\ 
 
 was performed, notes on the actors, etc. Very legibly written y / ^^ * — 
 
 manuscript on 122 pages 4to, half calf. ^^' •*'C5J 
 
 From the celebrated Lacy Collection. 
 
 2415. THEATRICAL RECORDS; or. An Account of 
 
 English Dramatic Authors and their Works. (A Catalogue y 
 
 of Plays and Authors.) 12mo, cloth. Lond. 175'j / ^ ^ 
 
 Scarce. See Lowe's Bibliography. ' " ^^ tJ 
 
 2416. THEATRICAL REVIEW (The), or Companion to 
 the Play-House. By A Society of Gentlemen Independent 
 
 of Managerial Influence. 2 vols. 12mo, calf (one cover / y<0 
 
 cracked at joint). Lond. 1772 
 
 Rare. Attributed by Lowndes to John Potter. 
 
 2417. THEATRICAL SKETCHES. Here and There with • 
 Prominent Actors. Portraits of Wallack, Edwin Booth, * \ 
 Boucicault, Kyrle Bellew, etc. 12mo, cloth. N. Y. [1894] ^TTr* 
 
 2418. THEATRICAL TIMES (The). A Weekly Maga- 
 zine of Thespian Biography, Provincial, Continental and 
 American Theatricals . . . with original woodcut portraits 
 of eminent living actors {June IS, 184.6-March 17, 18^9, in- 
 clusive), and the extra issue of Sept. 13, 1851 (being No. 1 y ^ ^ 
 of a projected new series). 4 vols, in 2, Royal 8vo, half 
 calf, gilt backs. >3-Lc^^ C<T Vr/ Lond. 1846-51 > 
 
 Complete set. The full-length por)fraiffi include the elder 
 Wallack, Charlotte Cushman, Madame Vestris, Lysander 
 Thompson, Sam Cowell, Hudson Kirby (" Wake me up when 
 Kirby dies "'), and many others. 
 
 2419. Another set, without the issue of Sept. 13, ^ 
 
 1851. 4 vols, in 3. 8vo, half roan. Lond. 1846-49 / ■ /cj> 
 
 The McKee copy, with bookplates. 
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 2430. THEATRE (The). A Monthly Review of the 
 
 Drama, Music and the Fine Arts. Edited by Clement 
 
 // Scott. New Series. Vol. I., Jan'y, 1883, to Vol. IV., Dec. 
 
 1884, inclusive. Numerous photographic portraits. 4 vols. 
 
 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1883-84 
 
 3421. The same. Complete in the original numbers 
 
 from Sept. 1894, to June, 1897, inclusive. Numerous por- 
 traits. The 34 numbers sold as 4 vols. Lond. 1894-97 
 
 2433. The same. Vol. I., No. 3, Aug. 12, to No. 31, 
 
 Dec. 23, 1883, portraits, etc., N.Y.1883; " Happy Thoughts," 
 illusts., etc., half bound. (As 3 vols. 4to.) 
 
 34-23. THEATRE (The). From Vol. I., No. 1, Dec. 1, 
 . . 1851, to Vol. II., No. 2, May 15, 1853 (all published). 8vo, 
 
 / • J-O halt TO&n, uncut. Edinburgh, 1853 
 
 Scarce. Published on the 1st and 15th of each month. 
 
 2424. THEATRES IN EUROPE. An Historical and 
 Critical Account of the Theatres in Europe; Italian, Span- 
 ish, French, English, German, etc., with Essays on Action 
 [and on] the Ancient and Modern Drama. By Lewis Ricco- 
 boni, of the Italian Theatre at Paris. 8vo, calf, rebacked. 
 Scarce. Lond. 1741 
 
 3425. THESPIAN DICTIONARY, or Dramatic Biogra- 
 phy of the Eighteenth Century . . . with original Anec- 
 dotes. Fine portraits on copper of Mrs. Billington, Kem- 
 ble, Porson, Sheridan, Mrs. Siddons, etc. 12mo, half 
 morocco, gilt bands. Lond. 1803 
 
 3436. Another copy. Half morocco, panelled gilt 
 
 back, gilt edges. 
 
 "7 r~ 2437. Another copy. Calf (blank corners of two 
 
 f J\J portraits very slightly damaged). 
 
 2428. THESPIAN DICTIONARY (The); or. Dramatic 
 Biography of the Present Age 22 oval tinted portraits of 
 leading actors and actresses. 1 vol. extended to 4 vols, by 
 ff^ the insertion of interleaved paper, with numerous interest- 
 ing MS. Notes. 4 vols, half citron morocco, gilt backs and 
 tops, uncut, by R. W. Smith. Lond. 1805 
 
 From the library of Augostin Daly, with bookplates. 
 
 0<^ 2429. THESPIAN MIRROR (The). [Edited by John 
 
 _ Howard Payne when but 13 years of age.] No. 1, Dec. 
 
 38, 1805, to No. 13, March 33, 1806, inclusive. Svo, half 
 
 alf, specimen wrapper bound in. [N. Y. 1805-1806] 
 
 ■*" Excessively eaee. Only two or three copies are known of 
 
 this most precious production in the whole range of American 
 
 literature. 
 
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 3430. THESPIAN PRECEPTOR (The) ; or, A Pull Dis- 
 play of the Scenic Art . . . not only for the Improvement of 
 Actors and Actresses, but likewise of Visitors of Theatres. 
 12mo, half roan. Bost. 1810 
 
 3431. THIEBAULT (DIEUDONN^). Original Anec- 
 dotes of Frederick the Great, King of Prussia, his Family, 
 his Court, his Ministers and Literary Friends. Transl. 
 from the French. 3 vols. 8vo, calf. Phil. 1806 
 
 ■2433. THINGS AS THEY ARE: Notes of a Traveller 
 through the Middle and Northern States. Illusts. 13mo, 
 half calf, gilt back. N. Y. 1834 I. J O 
 
 3433. [THOMPSON (LIEUT. EDWARD).] The Court 
 of Cupid. By the Author of the Meretriciad. 3 vols, in 1. 
 12mo, levant morocco, gilt back, gilt borders on sides, gilt 
 edges, title to first vol. in facsimile. Lond. 1770 
 
 Original Edition. Contains The Meretriciad, The Courte- 
 san, The Temple of Venus, The Demi-Rep, Cooper's Well, and 
 Miscellanies. 
 
 3434. [THOMPSON (R.)] Tales of an Antiquary, illus- . -_ 
 trative of the Manners, Traditions, etc., of London. 3 vols. • 2- &) 
 post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1838 
 
 3435. THOMAS (W. J.— Editor). Early English Prose 
 Romances. Edited, with Bibliographical and Historical ' 
 Introductions. 3 vols, post 8vo, half morocco, gilt top, 
 uncut. Lond. 1858 
 
 Includes: Robert the Deuyell, Thomas a Reading, Frier 
 Bacon, Frier Rush, Doctor Faustus, Virgilius, Robin Hood, 
 George a Green, Tom a Lincolne, etc. 
 
 3436. THOMSON (JAMES). The Seasons, with a Life 
 of the Author by P. Murdoch, and an Essay on the Poem 
 by J. Aiken. Portrait and proof impressions of the 9 fine 
 engravings on copper. 8vo, calf (rebacked), gilt back. » 
 
 Lond. 1811 
 
 Large Paper Copy, with proofs of the beautiful engrav- 
 ings. 
 
 3437. [THOMSON (RICHARD). J Chronicles of London 
 
 Bridge. By An Antiquary. Front, on india paper hy y cf<.) 
 Harvey and other illusts. Thick post 8vo, half morocco, 
 gilt back and top, uncut. Lond. 1837 
 
 3438. THOMSON (MRS.) Recollections of Literary _ 
 Characters and Celebrated Places. 3 vols, post 8vo, cloth. / J S 
 
 Lond. 1854 
 
 3439. THORBURN (GRANT). Forty Years' Residence 
 in America. By Grant Thorburn (the original Laurie 
 
 Todd), Seedsman, New York. Written by Himself . With T 3 r? 
 
 an Introduction by John Gait. Portrait. 13mo, light pol- ^-'- ^ 
 ished calf extra, gilt back. Lond. 1834 
 
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 I 2440. THORNBER (H.— Editor). The Arts Club, Man- 
 
 '. CTO Chester, Catalogue of Engravings of Theatrical Scenes and 
 
 Portraits. Wifh numerous facsimile illusts. Royal 8vo, 
 
 cloth. Lond. [1888] 
 
 ^ 2441. TICKNOR (GEORGE). Life, Letters and Journals 
 
 . JO '^^ George Ticknor. [Edited by George S. Hilliard. J 2 vols. 
 
 / post 8vo, half calf, gilt backs and tops, uncut. Lond. 1876 
 
 3 2442. TIMES (JOHN). A Century of Anecdote, 1760- 
 
 ^ 1860. Portraits. 2 vols, half calf (poor binding, some 
 ^ leaves somewhat dust-soiled). Lond. 1864 
 
 2443. [ ] The Clubs of London, with Anecdotes of 
 
 , I') their Members (etc.). First edn. 2 vols, post 8vo, half 
 / *^ morocco, gilt backs. Scarce. Lond. 1866 
 
 ^ 2444. Curiosities of London, with nearly Sixty 
 
 "(jO Years' Personal Recollections New edn., enlarged. Imp. 
 8vo, cloth, 871 pp. in binding. Lond. [1867] 
 
 /, _ 2445. Ancestral Stories and Traditions of Great 
 A English Families. Front. Square post 8vo, half morocco, 
 panelled gilt back and top, uncut. Lond. 186& 
 
 7f — 2446. English Eccentrics and Eccentricities. Colored 
 ^ front, and other illusts. Stout post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1875 
 
 2447. Clubs and Club Life in London, with Anec- 
 dotes of its Famous Coffee Houses and Taverns. Numerous 
 illusts. Post 8vo, half roan. Lond., n. d. 
 
 2448. TOOLE (J. L.) Reminiscences of J. L. Toole. 
 / /) fj Chronicled by Jos. Hatton. Numerous clever portraits, etc., 
 
 throughout the text. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 188& 
 
 -. 2449. TOMLINS (F. G.) A Brief View of the English 
 ^Drama from the Earliest Period. Crown 8vo, cloth, uncut. 
 
 Lond. 1840 
 Contains a chronology of the English drama, 1504^1600. 
 
 , l/S' ^^^^- TOPIN (MARIUS). The Man with the Iron Mask. 
 ^^"^ Facsimile. Crown 8vo, cloth, uncut. Lond. 1870 
 
 2451. TOWNSEND (GEORGE ALFRED). Mrs. Rey- 
 nolds and Hamilton : a Romance. Extra-illustrated by 
 the INSERTION of 52 fine plates, of which Jfi are fine portraits, 
 on copper and steel, of famous men and women of the day, 
 chiefly American, and including portraits of Hamilton, several 
 of Washington {including one by Felsing after Longhi), 
 Penn by Sartain, Andre, Generals Lee, Morgan, St. Claire, 
 etc., Catherine II. by St. Aubin, Robespierre by Fiesinger, 
 etc , etc., etc. 8vo, sumptuously bound in full orange 
 crushed levant morocco, back full gilt, with inlays of black 
 morocco, triple gold-tooled borders on sides, with inlaid 
 border of black morocco, broad inside gold borders, doubles 
 in silk, joints, gilt top, uncut, by Ritter op Paris. N. Y. 1890 
 
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 2453. TRAIN (GEORGE FRANCIS). Young America in . 
 
 Wall Street; Spread-Eagleism. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. ' jiA>yi 
 
 N. Y. 1857-59 - ^ ^ 
 Scarce. The first-mentioned work has a characteristic Auto- 
 graph Note on fly-leaf. " Certainly ! This book written In 
 Panic of 1858 35 years ago forecasts exactly what Is going on 
 now In Wall St. on a large scale. Geo. Francis Train, May 
 17, '93." 
 
 2453. TRENCK (BARON FREDERIC). Life, contain- ^ 
 ing his Adventures, including his Cruel and Excessive Suf- , ^J^ 
 ferings during Two Years' Imprisonment in the Dungeon of 
 Magdeburg Fortress. Transl. by Thos. Holcroft Portrait. 
 
 8vo, cloth (portrait and title water-stained, title slightly 
 damaged). Dublin, 1789 
 
 2454. TROLLOPE (ANTHONY). Autobiography. For- y ._ 
 trait. 2 vols, post 8vo, half red morocco, gilt backs and ' / "i> 
 tops, uncut. Edinburgh, 1883 / 
 
 2455. TROLLOPE (MRS. FRANCES). Domestic Man- v . <p/<-- 
 ners of the Americans. 2 ^ etchings hy llssyiEV. 2 vols. /--Qo) 
 in 1. Post 8vo, half morocco. Lond. 1832 
 
 2456. Paris and the Parisians. Vignette titles and 
 
 12 characteristic etchings by Hervibu. 2 vols. 8vo, half 
 calf, gilt backs. Lond. 1836 
 
 2457. Frances Trollope, her Life and Literary Work, 
 
 from George III. to Victoria. 2 portraits. 2 vols, post 8vo, 
 cloth. Lond. 1895 
 
 2458. TROLLOPE (T. ADOLPHUS). What I Remem- A /"I 
 ber. First bdn. Portrait. 2 vols. 8vo, morocco extra, (j f^ 
 gilt tops, uncut. " Lond. 1887 
 
 2459. [TRUMBULL (HENRY).] History of the Discov- w ^ 
 ery of America, of the Landing of our Forefa.thers at Ply- 3 
 mouth, and of their most remarkable Engagements with 
 the Indians, in New England, . . to which is annexed the 
 defeat of Generals Braddock, Harmer and St. Clair, by the 
 Indians of the Westwaj-d, etc. By the Rev. James Stew- 
 ard, D.D. 8vo, half green morocco, folding front, (repaired 
 
 and mounted, top of title torn off, and corners of some other 
 leaves cut). Brooklyn (L. I.) : Printed by Grant & Wells for 'w 
 
 J. W. Carew [1809]. "% •' 
 
 First Edition of the compilation which, in later issues, 
 became known as Trumbull's ' ' Indian Wars. " Scarce. x>^ . 
 
 2460. TRUMBULL (JOHN). Autobiography, Reminis- /- (/ (i/ 
 cences and Letters, 1756-1841. Facsimile maps of Boston 
 
 and Ticonderoga, and 21 portraits and other illusts. from his \ '-■ 
 
 works, including 5 of his Indian portraits. Royal 8 vo, half 
 calf, gilt bands. N. Y. 1841 
 
 Scarce. 
 
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 2461. TUCKER (GEORGE). Life of Thomas Jefferson. 
 Portrait. 2 vols. 8vo, half morocco, gilt backs and tops, 
 uncut, by Bradstreet. Phil. 1837 
 
 Fine copy of the Original and Best Edition of this valuable 
 work. 
 
 2462. TUCKERMAlSr (H. T.) The Collector: Essays on 
 Books, Pictures, Authors, Actors (etc.), with an Introduc- 
 tion by Dr. Doran. Post Bvo, half roxburghe, uncut. 
 
 Lond., n. d. 
 
 2463. TITER (ANDREW W.) The Follies and Fashions 
 of our Grandfathers. 37 portraits and plates from rareprints, 
 including many plates, colored bt haijd, of male and female 
 costume, and sporting and coaching scenes. Crown 4to, orig- 
 inal boards, gilt top, uncut. Lond. 1887 
 
 Large Paper Copy No. 311 of only 250 copies printed, with 
 the earlier impressions of the plates. 
 
 , 2464. TULLY (R.) Narrative of Ten Years in Tripoli, 
 
 /, //~(j with an Account of the Domestic Manners of the Moors, 
 
 Arabs and Turks. Map and colored plates. 4to, half 
 
 red morocco, gilt bands. Lond. 1816 
 
 2465. TUPPER (MARTIN FARQUHAR). Proverbial 
 (/Philosophy, Both Series, 3 vols., 1844-46; The Crock of 
 
 Gold, 1844; The Twins, 1844. 4 vols, post 8vo, half light 
 2- green morocco. Lond. 1844-46 
 
 2466. Stephen Langton. Fronts, and vignette titles. 
 
 2 vols, post 8vo, half morocco, gilt backs and tops, uncut. 
 
 Lond., n. d. 
 
 3467. TURPIN (DICK). Life of Richard Palmer, known 
 as Dick Turpin, including his numerous Exploits, Escapes, 
 
 / ^ Trial and Execution, with Notices of his Contemporaries. 
 
 '*(L^4^ By H. D. Miles. Portrait on copper and illusts. on wood. 
 
 8vo, half calf (cracked at joint). Lond. 1839 
 
 3468. VALENTINE WRITER (THE MODERN QUIZ- 
 ZICAL). A Collection of humorous and satirical Valen- 
 tines, mostly original. Folding colored front. 8vo, 
 boards, uncut, original papers covers bound in. 
 
 Lond. : Dean [1837] 
 
 3469. VALLANDIGHAM (CLEMENT L.) Life, by 
 James L. Vallandigham. Portrait. 8vo, sheep. Bait. 1872 
 
 2470. VALOIS DE LA MOTTE (COUNTESS DE). Me- 
 moirs, containing a Compleat Justification of her Con- 
 duct, and an Explanation of the Intrigues used against her 
 relative to the Diamond Necklace, written by herself; 
 with the Correspondence between the Queen and the Cardi- 
 nal de Rohan. Transl. from the French. 8vo, half calf, 
 gilt back. Lond. : Printed for the Author, 1789 
 
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 2471. VANBRUGH (SIR JOHN). Plays (with an Ac- / ^ ^ 
 
 count of his Life and Writings). Portrait by Miller. 3 vols. /- <i>(\^ 
 12mo, light polished calf, gilt backs. Lond. 1776 
 
 2473. [VANDAM (ALBERT D.)] De Omnibus Rebus. > / 
 
 An Old Man's Ramblings on the Road of Everyday Life. . ^rO 
 100 illusts. by Caulfield Orpen. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1888 
 
 2473. VANDENHOFF (GEORGE). Common Sense. A «3 
 Social Satire in Verse. First bdn. 12mo, cloth. Bost. 1S58 * • tJ?C^ 
 
 2474. Leaves from an Actor's Note-Book in England 
 
 and America, 1860; Autobiography of Jambs Dawson 
 (actor), 1865; Recollections of Seventy Years, by Mrs. John 
 Farrar, 18B6; Footlight Flashes, by William Davidgb, 
 1866. 4 vols, post 8vo, cloth. N. Y. [and] Bost. 1860-66 
 
 2475. VANDENHOFF (JOHNM.) Very Interesting and 
 Valuable Original Manuscript Diary (Signbd) of his 
 Theatrical Career, between the years 1835 and 1843, and 
 chiefly devoted to his Tours in Ambrica, 1837-1841 ; his * ^i_ 
 performances at the National Theatre and at JViblo's, New J "5 <^C3 
 Yorh; Chestnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia; Tremont Thea- ' 
 tre, Boston; Washington, Baltimore, Richmond, etc., etc., 
 etc., with Interesting Notes concerning Celebrated Actors 
 of his Time, including Macready, Charles Kean, Wallack, 
 etc., etc. All very legibly written on 109 J/io pages, signed 
 '' J.M. Vandenhoff, 23 Edward Street, 1837." 
 
 Lond., N. Y., etc , 1835-43 
 The writer of this highly interesting MS. Record made his 
 debut in America sit the National ITieoir-e (Leonard and Church 
 Streets), New York, Sept., 1837, the burning of which he de- 
 scribes under date Sept. 33, 1839. He afterwards appeared at 
 Niblo's, Old Park Theatre, etc., chiefly in Shakespearian char- 
 acters, especially Hamlet. The diary also contains accounts of 
 his career in other American cities, of his voyages, etc. 
 
 2476. VAN HARE (G.) Fifty Years of a Showman's 
 Life. By Himself. Portrait and other illusts. Thick post 
 Svo, cloth. Lond. 1888 
 
 2477. VAUGHAN (THOMAS). The Hotel of the Double , \ 
 Valet. A Farce. Vignette title. 8vo, half roan. Lond. [1776]''V,^ \ 
 
 2478. VAUX (JAMES HARDY). Memoirs. Written by /^ 
 Himself. 2 vols. 12mo, half calf, gilt backs. Lond. 1819 / ' ^— 
 
 This extraordinary criminal biography was edited from theQl \ ■*^0 
 
 author's own manuscript by Barron Field, and published for^ *\ -r 
 Vaux's benefit after his transportation, for life, to New South / -. 
 
 Wales. '• \y<:> 
 
 2479. VALTXHALL and RANELAGH. Love at First 
 Sight; or. The Gay in a Flutter. Being a Collection of 
 Advertisements, chiefly Comic ; directed to and from Vaux- ^ / 
 hall, Ranelagh, Maybon, Caper's, and other Gardens . . . J' •/ f 
 and most of the Polite CofEee-Houses about Town. 12mo, *^'' >D O 
 calf. Lond. 1750 
 
 Rare and curious. From the McKee Library, with book-plate. 
 
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 2480. VERMONT (E. DE V.) America Heraldica. A 
 
 ^ Compilation of Coats-of-Arms, Crests and Mottoes of 
 
 / — '■•/■'— Prominent American Families Settled in America before 
 
 ^v) o J O -'-^'-'^- 17 full-page plates, containing numeroii'i coats-of-arms 
 
 .. ' ^-^ emblazoned in gold, silver and colors by Rykers, besides 
 
 numerous woodcuts in the text. Royal 4to, half morocco, 
 
 gilt top, uncut. N. Y. [1886] 
 
 Only a limited number of copies issued. 
 
 24S1. VERNE (JULES). Works. American edn. Illusts. 
 7 vols, post 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1888 
 
 2482. VESPUCIUS (AMERICUS). Life and Voyages, 
 
 ^ with Illustrations eoncerning the Navigator. Bj' C. E. 
 
 Lester and A. Poster. Portrait engraved by Burt, and 
 
 folding plate. 8 vo, cloth. N. Y. 1846 
 
 ^^ 2483. [VESTRIS (ARMAND) ] The Vestriad: a Poem 
 
 •\ < <■ [on Dancing]. By Hans Bask, Esq J^ copper-plates con- 
 
 ^-•^^ taining portraits of Madame and Armand Vestris. 8vo, 
 
 half calf. Lond. 1819 
 
 A satire on the celebrated dancers. This copy contains the 
 
 fourth plate, often missing. — See Lowe. 
 
 2484. VICTOR (BENJAMIN). History of the Theatres 
 of London and Dublin, from the year 1730 to the present 
 
 /time, to which is added an annual register of all the plays 
 O performed at the Theatres Royal in London from the year 
 1712. 3 vols. ls!mo, calf. Lond. 1761-71 
 
 With fine and rare Bookplate of Richard Greene, apothecary, 
 and his autograph on title. 
 
 2485. VICTOR (P. P.) Eleven Years in the Rocky 
 / -^ <^- — Mountains, and Life on the Prontier; with a History of the 
 
 / ' Z. <^ Sioux War, and a Life of Gen. Custer, including a full 
 Account of his Last Battle. Illusts. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Hartford, 1879 
 
 2486. VIDOCQ. Memoirs of Vidocq, Principal Agent of 
 
 7' ^ the Prench Police until 1827; written by Himself. Transl. 
 ^ from the Prench. 8vo, half calf, 496 pages. Phil. 1834 
 
 2487. VIEL CASTEL (COUNT HORACE). Memoirs of 
 the Principal Events, Political and Social, of the Reign of 
 
 «j ^ Napoleon III., from 1851 to 1864; with Episodes and Anec- 
 
 ,^ ^ dotes of the Imperial Family and Court. Transl. by Charles 
 
 Bousfield. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1888 
 
 2488. VIRGINIA. Howe (Henry). Historical Collec- 
 ,— tions of Virginia, with a Historical and Descriptive Sketch 
 
 n ^ <>. of the District of Columbia. Front, of the Surrender at 
 
 ^ J— ^ Yorktown, portrait of Washington at Trenton, map and 100 
 
 views on wood. Stout 8vo, calf (cracked at joints). 
 
 Charleston, 1845 
 Autograph Letter of Robert Early inserted. 
 
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 2489. - — Kekcheval (Samuel). History of the Valley 
 of Virginia. Thick 13mo, half morocco (name written on 
 ■title). Winchester, Va., 1833 
 
 2490. Slaughter (P. ) History of St. Mark's Parish, 
 
 Culpeper Co., Va. With Notes of Old Families. 12mo, 
 cloth. St. Mark's, Va., 1877 
 
 2491. 
 
 Church of Virginia : 
 
 Papers relating to the 
 
 History of the Church of Virginia. Edited, with Notes, 
 
 by W. S.. Perry. Royal 4to, cloth (585 pages, including 
 
 Index). [Hartford], 1870 
 
 No. 73 of only 250 copies privately printed for subscribers. 
 
 Forms the first volume of "Historical Collections relating to 
 
 the American Colonial Church." 
 
 2492. VOCAL MAGAZINE; or, Compleat British Song- 
 ster: English, Scotch and Irish Songs, Glees, Ballads, etc. 
 Front, and 16 rare full-length portraits on copper (includ- 
 ing Miss Weller as Polly, Dibdin as Ralph, Miss Harpur 
 as Rosetta, Mattocks as Apollo, Miss Abrams, Dod as 
 Linco, Mrs. Weichsel at Vauxhall, Mrs. Mattocks as Nysa, 
 Webster as Corporal William, etc.). 8vo, calf (rebacked). 
 
 Lond. 1784 
 Very scarce. The nine numbers complete, with General 
 Title and an Index. Fine copy. 
 
 2493. VOKES (ROSINA). Rosina Vokes (Mrs. Cecil 
 Clay). By Cecil Clay. 11 portraits. 12mo, cloth. 
 
 Lond. : Privately printed, 1894 
 Only a few copies privately issued for friends. 
 
 2494. VOLTAIRE. Life of Voltaire, by James Parton. 
 Portrait. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. Bost. : Riverside Press, 1881 
 
 2495. VOSE (JOHN D.— Editor of "The New York 
 Picayune "). Fresh Leaves from the Diary of a Broadway 
 Dandy. Numerous humorous woodcuts by Boyd. 8vo, 
 paper. N. Y. 1852 
 
 Scarce. 
 
 249fi. WADDY (F.) Cartoon Portraits and Biographical 
 Sketches of Men of the Day. 38 portraits by Waddy {of 
 Tennyson, Morris, Swinburne, Millais, Boucicault, Sir 
 Henry Irving, etc., etc.). 4to, cloth. Lond. 1874 
 
 2497. WAKELEY (J. B.) Lost Chapters from the Early 
 History of American Methodism. Numerous portraits and 
 views on steel. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1858 
 
 2498. WALFORD (EDWARD), 
 post 8vo, half morocco, gilt bands. 
 
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 Londoniana. 2 vols. 
 Lond. 1879 
 
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 O 2499. WALISZEWSKI (R.) The Romance of an Em- 
 
 A-O press : Catharine II. of Russia. Transl. from the French. 
 
 Portrait. 3 vols. 8vo, cloth (library labels removed from 
 
 covers). Lond. 1894 
 
 2500. WALKER (L. M.), Dreams of the Sea, tinted 
 . ^_ plates, oblong folio, Bost. 1890; Songs of Seven, by Jean 
 
 « /c^ INGELOW, illusts., 4to, Bost. 1866 (water-stain); and 2: 
 others. Together 4 vols. 
 
 2501. WALLACE (WILLIAM). Memoirs of William 
 Wallace, late of the 1 5th Hussars, containing a Vindication 
 
 of his Conduct, with a detailed Account of his Persecution 
 
 / t-J fS ill France and his unjust Imprisonment of nearlj' Three 
 
 ' Years in that country: being an Expose of the French 
 
 Police. Written by Himself. Portrait. 8vo, polished calf, 
 
 gilt back (portrait and title foxed). Lond. 1821 
 
 From the Sheepshanks Collection, with Bookplate. 
 
 2502. WALLACK (JAMES WILLIAM). Extensive and 
 Valuable Collection relating to the Life and Dramatic 
 Career of James W. Wallace, comprising: Memoirs 
 of the Life and Theatrical Career of James W. Wallack 
 (extracted from " The Gentleman'' s Magazine and Ameri- 
 can Monthly Review), edited by William E. Burton, 
 N. Y. 1839; Recollections of the Park Street Theatre, 
 
 J J €~) if) ^®^ York [by Joseph N. Ireland], complete from the 
 / /, V^^>' 9 issues of ''The New York Times,'' 1872 [rare, printed 
 only in this form) ; Catalogue of the Sale of the 
 Theatrical Wardrobe of J. Lester Wallack, ivith prices^ 
 N. Y. 1^89; Series op 11 portraits, including J. W. 
 Wallack as Massaroni, india paper, rare etched por- 
 trait of Edwin Forrest, ARTIST PROOF SIGNED, 3 other 
 portraits of J. W. Wallack, besides portraits of C. Kean, 
 W. E. Burton, J P. Harley, etc. ; Series of 89 playbills of 
 the Drury Lane Theatre, London, and Park Street and 
 Wallack's Theatres, New York, some rare and of special 
 interest ; Original Autograph Document (signed by J. W. 
 Wallack) of his assignment of the Lease of the National 
 Theatre, New York, dated 24 May, 1838 ; View of the 
 National Theatre from a drawing by Bengough ; etc. All 
 neatly mounted on heavy paper and bound in 2 vols. 4to, half 
 morocco. 
 
 2503. Sketch of the Life of James William Wallack 
 
 (Senior), late Actor and Manager. Portrait on title, with 
 
 ^ portrait and play-bills added. 4to, half morocco, panelled 
 /. vj O gilt back and top. N. Y. 1865 
 
 No. 47 of only 5u copies on Large Paper. 
 
 2504. WALLACK (LESTER). Memories of Fifty Years. 
 
 /With an Introduction by Laurence Hutton. Portraits and 
 . O-O facsimiles. 8vo, publisher's half cloth, gilt top, uncut. 
 
 No. 468 of only 500 copies printed. N. Y. 1889 
 
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 25U5. Memories of Fifty Years — the Original Maga- 
 zine Article, with other articles relating to Lester Wallack. y. ^__ 
 ExTRA-iLLXJSTRATED with 68 portraits on copper, steel and 2 . O O 
 wood, some proofs on India Paper. All neatly mounted on 
 heavy drawing paper, ready for binding. (As one volume.) 
 
 [N. Y. 1888] 
 
 2506. WALLACE'S THEATRES. A valuable Collection 
 of Play-bills of performances at Wallack's Theatre, Broad- 
 way, near Broome Street, from Dec. 29, 1852, to Dec. 8, \ 
 1857 (and also at Wallack's Theatre, Broadway and 13th 
 
 Street, Jan'y 3, 1862), comprising 53 Play-bills, including (/ ___ 
 
 First Appearances, Benefit Bills, etc., and many bills of ri 2-yi'~A,J- 
 
 Shakesnearia.Tl Prnrlnptiniis innlnrliTio' TO'nllaY>t'a ositH? an- ^- ^^ /<**--r- 
 
 .^f 
 
 Shakespearian Productions, including Wallack's early ap 
 pearances. All neatly mounted, and bound in one vol. 
 narrow folio, half morocco. N. Y. 1852-62 
 
 3507. WALPOLE (HORACE). The Castle of Otranto 
 [with] The Old English Baron, by Clara Reeve, etchings by 
 Damman, 1883; The Belle of Australia, by W. H. Shomes, 
 illusts. ; Poems, by John G. Saxe, illusts., 1885; and 4 others. 
 Together 7 vols. 8vo, cloth. Lond. and N". Y. , v. y. 
 
 2508. WALTON AND COTTON. The Complete Angl<T, 
 or the Contemplative Man's Recreation, by Izaac Walton, 
 
 and Instructions how to Angle for Trout or Grayling in a > * 
 
 Clear Stream, by Charles Cotton. With Original Me- .<^ 
 moirs and Notes by Sir Harris Nicolas. Portraits, far- "\ 5.ry*5 
 similes and the full series of fine engravings on steel after '^' ^~ ^ 
 designs by Stothard. 2 vols, royal 8vo, tree calf, gilt 
 backs. Lond. : Natalli and Bond, 1860 
 
 Choice copy of this sumptuous and well-edited edition. 
 
 2509. WANDERER (THE). New and Original (Prose 
 
 and Verse). 12mo, boards, uncut (water-stains on corners ^ «/-\ 
 
 of some leaves). N. Y. 1821 • ^^^ 
 
 THE WAR or 1812. 
 
 See also under American Revolution, Nbvt York City, 
 Long Island, etc. 
 
 2510. [ANDERSON (E.)] Claims [of Elbert Anderson] ^ <i-- 
 on the United States for Services during the Late War. ' ^v^ /^ 
 Svo, boards (broken). N. Y. 1824 ' ^"^ 
 
 2511. [ANDREWS (CHARLES).] The Prisoner's Me- 
 moirs, or Dartmoor Prison: containing a complete and im- , , 
 partial History of the Captivity of the Americans in Eng- 
 land from the commencement of the Last War. With a /" 
 particular detail of the horrid massacre at Dartmoor, 6th ^A •V^^ 
 April, 1815. Edited from the original MS. Journal written • v.-'^X^ 
 by a Prisoner in England. Post Svo, cloth. 
 
 Scarce. N. Y. : Printed for the Author, 1852 
 
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 2512. ARMSTRONG (MAJOR-GEN. JOHN). Notices 
 -^ iC— of the War of 1812 [Land and Sea Operations]. 2 vols. 
 
 X . / Q 12mo, cloth. N. Y. 1836-40 
 
 Scarce. The first volume was confined to the operations on 
 the frontier, the second volume (Naval Operations) did not 
 appear until four years later, and the two volumes are seldom 
 found together. 
 
 2513. [COBB (JOSIAH).] A Green Hand's First Cruise, 
 with a Residence of Five Months in Dartmoor. 2 vols, 
 post 8vo, cloth. Bost. 1841 
 
 The author was captured at sea during the "War of 1813, and 
 the second volume is devoted to an account of his imprison- 
 ment with the other American prisoners in Dartmoor, includ- 
 ing details of the " massacre." 
 
 2514. DALLAS (SIR GEORGE). Biographical Memoir 
 of the late Sir Peter Parker, Captain H. M. S. " Menelaus," 
 
 "y -V killed while storming the American camp at Bellair, near 
 
 - /^ Baltimore, on August 31st, 1814. Fine portrait by Godley, 
 
 open-letter proof on India Paper. 4to, original boards, 
 
 uncut. Lond. 1816 
 
 2515. [DAVIS (J.)] The American Mariners : A Poem. 
 To which is added Naval Annals of the Actions fought dur- 
 ing the Late War. 13mo, cloth. (Poems 238 pp. , Annals 
 144 pp.) Lond., n. d. 
 
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 2516. DAVIS (PARIS M.) Authentic History of the 
 Late War ; with a full Account of every Battle by Sea and 
 
 ^ Land ; Defection and Trial of Gen. Hull, River Raisin Mas- 
 sacre, etc. 5 curious woodcuts, views of battles, etc. 12mo, 
 sheep (one cover loose). N. Y. 1836 
 
 2517. DURAND (JAMES R ) Life and Adventures from 
 1801 to 1816, in which time he was Impressed on board the 
 British Fleet for more than Seven Years. Written by Him- 
 self. 12mo, original printed on pictorial boards, leather 
 back, as issued. Rochester, 1820 
 
 Eare. 
 
 2518. [GLEIG (W. R.)] Narrative of Campaigns of the 
 CyXD British Army at Washington and New Orleans. 8vo, boards, 
 
 uncut (one cover loose). Lond. 1826 
 
 2519. IMPARTIAL HISTORY OF THE WAR, from 
 June 18, 1812, to Feby. 17, 1817. Vieiu on copper of the 
 battle of New Orleans. 12mo, calf. N. Y. 1815 
 
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 2520. LOSSING (BENSON J.) Pictorial Field Book of 
 ^ the War of 1812, with several hundred illusts., chiefly 
 (y'Xj from original sketches by the author. Stout imp. 8vo, half 
 calf, gilt back. N. Y. 1869 
 
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 2521. MANN (JAMES). Medical Sketches of the Cam- 
 paigns of 1812, 1813, 1814; with Surgical Cases, Observa- 
 tions on Militarj'^ Hospitals, and Flying Hospitals attached 
 to a moving army. 8vo, original boards, uncut. 
 
 Dedham, Mass., 1816 
 
 2522. NOLTE (V., of New Orleans). Fifty Years in Both 
 Hemispheres ; or, Reminiscences [of the War of 1812, Paris / / ^ j 
 after Waterloo, etc.]. Post 8 vo, cloth. N. Y. 1854 / - *->^^^ 
 
 2523. [O'CONNOR (THOMAS).] Impartial and Correct 
 
 History of the War from its Commencement June 18, 1812, "■ __ 
 
 to the Peace of 1815. Front, engraved on copper by Scales I / 'j 
 
 (of the Battle of New Orleans). 12mo, sheep (836 pages). ' / 
 
 N. Y. 1816 ' 
 
 2524. PALMER (E T.— Editor). Historical Register of __ 
 the United States, from the Declaration of War in 1812 / J^ /} 
 [to] April, 1815. 4 vols. 8vo, half bound. Phil. 1814-16 i' T^ 
 
 Complete set. Rare. 
 
 2525. PERKINS (SAMUEL). History of the Late War, 
 
 between the United States and Great Britain. 8vo, sheep / 1 1\ 
 (512 pages). New Haven, 1825 I 
 
 Scarce. The author claims to give "a faithful detail of the • 
 
 military and naval operations during the War." 
 
 2526. PORTER (ADMIRAL DAVID D.) Memoir of 
 Commodore David Porter of the United States Navy. For- •^ 
 
 trait and 25 heliotype plates of naval engagements, chiefly y f_ '^"C? 
 during the War of 18 m. 8 vo, cloth. Albany: Munsell, 1875 ^^/ 
 
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 2527. PORTER (CAPT. DAVID). Journal of a Cruise % 
 in the Pacific Ocean in the U. S. Frigate "Essex," 1812-14, 
 portrait and 13 plates, 2 vols. ; Repoet of the Trial of Com- 
 modore David Porter before a General Court Martial, 
 July, 1825. 3 vols. 8vo, original boards, uncut (somewhat 
 foxed). N. Y. and Wash. 1822-25 
 
 The cruise of the ' ' Essex " forms one of the most remarkable 
 naval episodes of the War, and the journal contains full ac- 
 counts of the very numerous engagements. 
 
 2528. SCOTT (GEN. WINFIELD). Memoirs (including 
 Services during the War of 1812 and Mexican War) ; written 
 by Himself. Portraits. 2 vols. 12mo, cloth. N. Y. 1864 
 
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 2529. SKETCHES OF THE WAR, between the United 
 
 States and the British Isles ; with Geographical Descriptions 
 
 and Biographical Notices of Military and Naval Commanders. 
 
 2 vols, in 1. 8vo, calf. Rutland, Vt. , 1815 J 
 
 Eare. Published in 8 numbers during the War, and now 
 
 issued with a General Title, Preface, etc. 
 
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 2530. THOMPSON (JOHN LEWIS). Historical Sketches 
 ^ t>-0 Qf ^]jQ jg^^g War, blended with Anecdotes of American 
 
 _J Sailors, Soldiers and Citizens. Plans of Fort Stephenson 
 
 ^-^ and of Fort Erie, and 8 portraits on copper by D. Edison 
 
 and others {Decatur, Hull, Perry, Jackson, Scott, Croghan, 
 
 etc.). 12mo, sheep (water-stain on several plates and a 
 
 number of leaves and small ink-stain on one portrait). 
 
 Phil. 1817 
 
 2531. Another edition of the same. Portrait of 
 
 ^ J /^ Major-Gen. Brown and 5 full-page engravings on wood of 
 J- - KJ naval engagements. 12mo, sheep (portrait and some leaves 
 
 water-stained). Phil. 1818 
 
 2533. [WATERHOUSE (BENJAMIN).] Journal of a 
 Young Man of Massachusetts, late a Surgeon on board an 
 American Privateer, who was captured by the British, May, 
 v^ 1813, and was confined at Halifax, Chatham and Dartmoor 
 V7^ Prisons; written by Himself. With rare folding plate, 
 ^' The Massacre of American Prisoners ^^ (a little cracked at 
 fold but perfect). 12mo, calf. Bost. 1816 
 
 2533. WILKINSON (GENERAL JAMES). Memoirs of 
 my Own Times. Facsimiles of letters from Burgoyne, Wash- 
 ington, etc. 3 vols, thick 8vo, half morocco, gilt backs and 
 tops, UNCUT (2295 pp.). Phil. 1816 
 
 The first volume contains the Memoirs, and the other two 
 volumes documents relating to his Trials by Court Martial, 
 1811 and 1815, including much valuable matter relating to 
 Louisiana, 1789-1813, and to the War with England, 1813-1815. 
 
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 2534. WILLIAMS (MAJOR J. S.) History of the In- 
 vasion and Capture of Washington and of the events which 
 preceded and followed. Plan. Post Svo, cloth. N. Y. 1857 
 
 2535. WOOD WORTH (SAMUEL). The Champions of 
 Freedom, a Romance of the War of 1812. 2 vols. 12mo, 
 «alf. Scarce. N. Y. 1816 
 
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 (\ 2536. WARD (A. W.) History of English Dramatic 
 
 Literature to the Death of Queen Anne. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 / Lond. : Macmillan, 1875 
 
 r^N 2537. WARD (GENEVIEVE). A Biographical Sketch 
 
 .\J U of Genevieve Ward, by Z. B. Gustafson. Portrait. 12mo, 
 
 cloth. Lond.,n. d. 
 
 Py-. 2538. WARREN (SAMUEL). Passages from the D iary 
 ' ^ *^ of a Late Physician. 2 vols. 12mo, half calf, gilt bands. 
 
 Edinburgh, 1835 
 
 (V 2539. Adventures of an Attorney in Search of 
 
 • O Q Practice. Post 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1874 
 
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 2540. WARREN (WILLIAM). Life and Memoirs of 
 
 William Warren, Boston's favorite Comedian, with a full ^ €\ 
 
 Account of his Golden Jubilee, [being] Fifty Years of an i ^ ^^ 
 
 Actor's Life. Five portraits, four of them in character. ^ ^ 
 lim.0, stifE paper covers. Bost. [1882] 
 
 2541. WASHINGTON (CITY OF). Picture of the City 
 of Washington and its Vicinity. By W. Q. Force. 18 
 engravings on steel, including portrait of Washington, en- 
 graved by Gurley, view of the City of Washington, several 
 views of Mt. Vernon, etc., besides 20 illusts. on wood. Square 
 12mo, cloth. Wash. 1848 
 
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 2543. WASHINGTON (GEORGE). Diary from 1789 to 
 1791, with his Journal of a Tour to the Ohio in 1753. 
 Edited by Benson J. Lossing. Portrait inserted. Post 8vo, 
 •cloth. N. Y. 1860 
 
 2543. Custis (G. W. P.) Recollections and Private 
 
 Memoirs of Washington. By his Adopted Son. With a 
 
 Memoir of the Author by his Daughter, and Notes by 
 
 Benson J. Lossing. Portraits on steel of Washington, E. P. j ,s,.^V^ 
 
 Leivis, Martha Washington and the author, besides fac- * ' ^^ 
 
 similes of autograph documents. 8vo, half morocco, panelled' 
 
 gilt back, gilt edges. N. Y. 1860 
 
 2544. Lossing (Benson J.) The Home of Washing- 
 ton and its Associations. New edn. , with additions. Por- 
 
 trait and view on steel and 1S8 engravings on wood. Imp. J^ , ^^^ 
 8vo, half morocco, gilt back and top, uncut. N. Y. 1865 
 
 2545. The Home of Washington; or. Mount Vernon 
 
 and its Associations. Numerous illusts. Square 8vo, half 
 morocco, panelled gilt back, gilt edges. 
 
 N. Y. : For subscribers only [1870] 
 
 2546. Marshall (John). Life of George Wash- 
 ington, Commander-in-Chief of the American Forces, etc. 
 With Introduction containing a Compendious View of the 
 Colonies planted by the British on the Continent of North 
 America. With portrait of Washington by Fitter and 16 
 views and maps, including New York Island, Siege of 
 ■Charleston, Boston and its environs, views of Washington, ^^ 
 Mount Vernon, etc. 5 vols. 4to, half calf. Lond. 1804-7 * 
 
 2547. Rush (Richard). The Domestic Life of / C~^ 
 
 Washington, from Original Letters and Manuscripts. Royal * - V,^ 
 Svo, cloth. PMl. 1857 
 
 2548. Saffell (W. T. R.) Hail, Columbia!, The Flag 
 
 .and Yankee Doodle Dandy. Portrait. 12mo, cloth. -'■<-- 
 
 Bait. 1864 . J- O 
 
 An account of the last few years of Washington's life at 
 Mount Vernon. 
 
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 251:9. Washingtoniana ; or, Memorials of the Death 
 
 of George Washington, giving an Account of the Funeral 
 ^_^ Honors paid to his Memory; with a List of Tracts and 
 ^^-^ Volumes printed upon the Occasion and a Catalogue of the 
 , Commemoration Medals. By Franklin B. Hough. Por- 
 
 traits, large folding facsimile plan of Mt. Vernon estate, etc. 
 \ 2 vols, royal 4to, half morocco, gilt backs and tops, uncut. 
 
 ' ' Roxbury, Mass., 1865 
 
 Large Paper copy. No. 54 of only 99 copies so printed. 
 
 ; 2550. WASP (The). Nos. 1 to 7, and Supplementary 
 
 ^ Number No. 6, Sept 30, 1826, to Nov. 11, 1826. Bound in 
 
 I 1 vol. 8vo, boards, vellum back. Lond. 1826 
 
 i An extremely scare scurrilous periodical, of which only a few 
 
 j y, ^ Ij u^f.jtf numbers were issued. The editor, who was evidently the 
 
 fLA^ t'CT/lk^t^'Co principal writer, is unknown, but it was probably, from one or 
 
 , ^ / two nautical allusions, mainly written by Capt. John Mitford, 
 
 I Z' V ' I who was engaged in journalism in that year, and in making 
 
 VyCM^K^"^ \!)CH4j scandalous attacks on dramatic notabilities. In this same year 
 
 he published the Life and Adventures of Madame Vestris, 
 
 "ZdjT) /■^ which resulted in his being prosecuted. This periodical has 
 
 ^ attacks and innuendoes of a scandalous character on Madam© 
 
 Vestris, Ellen Tree, John Listen, Miss Mellon, Letitia Elizabeth 
 
 ,— ^, Landon, Stephen Price, Thomas Moore, and presumed con tri- 
 
 (\) (_) butions by S. T. Coleridge, Scott, the Eev. Edward Irving, and 
 
 allusion is also made to Charles Lamb in one place. Some of 
 
 the parodies are very clever and amusing, and one lengthy ac- 
 count in prose is of an inquest on Henry Colburn, the pub- 
 lisher, who had dropped dead on being asked by Lady Morgan 
 to publish another book by her. Among the witnesses called 
 were Lady Caroline Lamb, Horace Smith, Mrs. Hemans, and 
 Blanco White. 
 
 2551. WATSON (J. T.— Editor). Poetical Quotations 
 on every Subject, arranged under appropriate heads. 9 
 fine engravings on steel by Periam, Mnden, Davenport, etc., 
 after designs by Chisholme, W. Drummond, and others. 
 8vo, half morocco, gilt back and edges (name clipped from 
 blank top margin of one leaf) Phil. [1847] 
 
 / /r^ 2552. WATSON (J. W.) Beautiful Snow, with other 
 • kD'Q Poems never before published. First edn. Illusts. by 
 E. L. Henry. 8vo, cloth. Phil. 1 887 
 
 2553. WATT (F.) AND CARTER (A.) Picturesque Scot- 
 ia land: its Romantic Scenes and Historical Associations. 
 
 n ^ Many tinted plates, besides numerous illusts. on wood. Royal 
 ' ^ 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1883 
 
 2554. WAYLETT (MRS.) Life and Amours of Mrs- 
 Waylett, of the Haymarket, Adelphi and Olympic Thea- 
 tres. Portrait of Mrs. Waylett as David Gfelletley. 8vo, 
 three-quarter levant morocco, gilt back and top, by Black- 
 
 OXy well (lacks title-page). Lond. [1830] 
 
 From the library of Augustin Daly. Scarce. This noted 
 
 vocalist and actress made her first appearance at Bath 1816. 
 
 Bound with the above are Nos. 6 and 9 of " The Theatre '' 
 
 Nov., 1838. 
 
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 3555. WEBSTER'S American Unabridged Dictionary of 
 the English Language. Greatly enlarged by C. A. Good- / /^->. 
 rich and Noah Porter. With Supplement, etc. Plates. * ■ / kJ 
 Thick royal 4to, sheep. Springfield, 1890 
 
 2556. WEBSTER (DANIEL). Curtis (Geo. T.) Life of 
 Daniel Webster. Portraits. 3 vols. 8vo, cloth. NY. 1870 / .X Q 
 
 2557. Harvey (Peter). Reminiscences and Anec- 
 dotes of Daniel Webster. Portraits andplates. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Bost. 1877 
 
 2558. Lanman (Charles). The Private Life of Daniel 
 
 Webster. Front. 12mo, cloth. N. Y. 1852 * 
 
 2559. WEGELIN (OSCAR). Early American Fiction, 
 1774-1830. Bvo, cloth, pp. 28. 
 
 Stamford: Privately published, 1902 
 No. 44 of only 150 copies. 
 
 2560. Early American Poetry. Facsimiles. Royal / %.j^\ 
 
 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1903 f '^^^^ 
 
 No. 15 of only 100 copies printed. 
 
 2561. Early American Plays, 1714-1830. Second 
 
 edn., revised. Portrait. 8vo, boards, uncut. N. Y. 1905 
 
 No. 156 of only 200 copies printed. 
 
 2562. WELD (ISAAC). Travels through the States of 
 North America and the Provinces of Upper and Lower ^ * — 
 Canada, 1795-97. 16 copper-plates, comprising 2 large maps, 'J^ w ^ 
 plans of the cities of Washington and Quebec, and 12 views 
 
 {Mount Vernon, Cohoes Falls, on the Hudson, Niagara — 3 
 views — Moravian Settlement at Bethlehem, etc.). 2 vols 8vo, 
 calf. Lond. 1807 
 
 
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 2563. Travels. Another edn. 2 vols, calf . Lond. 1799 
 
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 2564. WELLS (EDWARD). An Historical Geography 
 of the Old and New Testament. Numerous folding maps. ' " 
 
 2 vols, in 1. 8vo, full maroon calf, gilt backs and borders, ^ .2-*£~~^ 
 gilt edges. Oxford : Clarendon Press, 1819 ' 
 
 2565. WEMYSS (FRANCIS COURTNEY). Twenty-six 
 Years of the Life of an Actor and Manager, with Anecdotes 
 
 and Opinions of the Merits of the most Celebrated Actors J xi^n^ 
 and Actresses of our Day. 2 vols, post 8vo, half morocco, ' I V"^->' 
 gilt backs. N. Y. 1847 > I" ) 
 
 2566. Theatrical Biography; or. The Life of an i 
 
 Actor and Manager, with Anecdotes of Actors and Actresses / ^ 0-G 
 of Our Day. 12mo, cloth. Glasgow, 1848 
 
 2567. Chronology of the American Stage from 1752 
 
 to 1852. Post 8vo, half roan (water-stain on upper margin •^ 
 of some leaves). N. Y. [1852] O, OO 
 
 Scarce. 
 
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 WEMYSS (FRANCIS COURTNEY). 
 
 2568. Theatrical Biography of Eminent Actors 
 
 (Edwin Forrest, Charles Kean, T. S. Hamblin, Mrs. Shaw, 
 Rose Telbin, Sol Smith, etc.); and of Authors (Lord Lytton, 
 R. B. Sheridan, Geo. Colman, etc.). Portraits of Edwin 
 Forrest by Ormsby and of Lord Lytton. 12mo, paper covers 
 (water-stain on margin of portraits, fore-margin of Forrest 
 portrait cut down). N. Y., n. d. 
 
 3569. Another copy. S2 additional portraits inserted, 
 
 including several of Forrest, Mrs. Moivatt, Mrs. Shaw, Mrs. 
 
 Sefton, Rose Telbin, Hamblin, etc. Post 8vo, half calf, gilt 
 
 back. N. Y., n. d. 
 
 Extra-illustrated by Owen Fawcett, whose autograph and 
 
 note to that effect are on title-page, dated 1883. Some of the 
 
 portraits are cut down to size. 
 
 2570. Greek and Roman Mythology. ILlust. by SO 
 
 engravings on copper by Tanner and Vallance, etc. Svo, half 
 calf. Phil. 1810 
 
 Presented to the American Dramatic Fund by Francis 
 Courtney Wemyss (of the Chestnut Street Theatre, Phila- 
 delphia, etc.), with his autograph inscription, datedNov., 1853. 
 
 2571. [WEST (WILLIAM).] Fifty Years' Recollections 
 of an Old Bookseller; or. Anecdotes and Characteristic 
 Sketches of Authors, Artists, Actors, Books and Booksellers, 
 and of the Periodical Press. 9 portraits (of the author, 
 Francis Grose, John Dunton, Chr. Brown, John Nichols, 
 Cave the Printer, Bowyer, etc.), besides portraits in the text. 
 Svo, morocco, gilt back. Lond. 1839 
 
 2672. WESTCOTT (T.) Life of John Fitch, the Inventor 
 of the Steamboat. Illusts. Post Svo, cloth. Phil. 1857 
 
 2573. WESTON (THOMAS). Memoirs of that Celebrated 
 _^ Comedian and very singular Genius, Thomas Weston. Svo, 
 
 '^^~"^ half green morocco. Lond. 1776 
 
 Extremely scarce. The McKee copy, with bookplate. 
 Weston's first appearance was at the Haymarket in 1759, and 
 his last at Drury Lane in 1775. 
 
 2574. WEWITZER (RALPH). Dramatic Reminiscences, 
 Anecdotes, Comical Sayings and Doings, collected by that 
 popular Comedian, Ralph Wewitzer. To which is added a 
 
 /'\r'\ Dramatic Chronology. Extra-illtjst. by the insertion of 
 
 "t/C/ portraits of Master Betty as Marvel, Madame Vestris as the 
 
 Page Victor, Braham as Fenton, Quick as Old Doiley, Mrs. 
 
 Waylett as Madge, Fawcett as Capt. Copp, and Q-attie as 
 
 Mons. Morbleu. Small 12mo, half roan, uncut. 
 
 Lond : Lacy, n. d. 
 
 Very rake. Lowe states that he had seen only two copies, 
 
 neither of which possessed the title-page. The McKee copy, 
 
 with bookplate. Small water-stain on margins of two of the 
 
 inserted plates. 
 
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 2575. WHARTON (A. H.) Colonial Days and Dames. / 1 t- 
 Illusts. by E. S. Holloway. 8vo, white cloth, gilt top, un- / / <^ 
 cit. Phil. 1895 
 
 No. 364 of the Edition de Luxe. With the bookplate of 
 F. E. Marshall by French. 
 
 2576. WHARTON (GRACE and PmLIP). The Queens 
 of Society. S7 portraits in photogravure (chiefly from rare 
 engravings). 4 vols, post 8vo, cloth. Phil. [n. d.] 
 
 2577. WHEATLEY (RICHARD). Cathedrals and Ab- 
 beys in Great Britain and Ireland. Numerous plates. Polio, 
 cloth. N". Y. 1890 
 
 2578. WHIST. Pole (W.), The Philosophy of Whist, 
 1883; The Laws and Principles of Whist, by " Cavendish," 
 1891; Modern Whist, by Clement Davies, 1886; The Cor- 
 rect Card, or How to Play Whist, by Capt. Campbell- 
 Walker, 1877. 4 vols. 12mo, cloth. N.Y. [and] Lond. 1877-91 
 
 2579. Do., The Theory of Modern Scientific Whist, 
 
 ]887; American Whist, by G. W. P., 1880 [and] 1886, 2 ' -_^ 
 vols.; Laws of Short Whist, by J. L. Baldwin, 1870; and ^ 4^cr 
 three others on Whist. 7 vols. 12mo, cloth. 
 
 Lond., N. Y., etc., 1870-87 
 
 Q^ 2580. Procter (R. A.) How to Play Whist; with 
 
 Forty Fully-Annotated Games. Front. Post 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Lond. 1885 
 
 . — 2581. Whist Tactics : a Complete Course of Instruc- 
 
 /(^ tion in the Methods adopted by the Best Players. 12mo, 
 cloth. N. Y. [1895] 
 
 2582. WHITE (G.) Historical Collections of Georgia: 
 f J ^n Facts, Traditions, Biographical Sketches, Anecdotes, etc., 
 
 , / 1/ from its First Settlement. Map and 100 engravings. Stout 
 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1855 
 
 2583. WHITE (HENRY KIRKE). Poetical Works. 
 , K Q Edited, with a Life, by Robert Southey. Portrait by Ander- 
 
 ton and 10 fine mezzotint engravings by Sartiin arid Welch, 
 after designs by Westall, Mulready, Creswick, and others. 
 8vo, stamped morocco, gilt edges. Phil. 1855 
 
 . 2584. WHITE (BP. WILLIAM), Memoir of the Life 
 
 rV (1747-1837) of Dr. William White, Bishop of Pennsylvania. 
 
 By Bird Wilson. Portrait and S plates. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Phil. 1839 
 
 2585. WHITE MOUNTAINS. The Scenery of the White 
 Mountains. By William Oakes. 16 full-page plates from 
 dratuings by Isaac Sprague. Folio, cloth. Bost., n. d. 
 
 2586. WHITTIER (J. G.) Poetical Works (with an 
 Appendix containing the Early Poems, omitted from pre- 
 
 /f^ vious editions, and an Introduction by the author). Por- 
 trait. 4 vols, post 8vo, cloth. Bost. : Riverside Press, 1888 
 
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 ^ /w") ^^^^" Poetical Works of John Greenleaf Whittier ; 
 
 , (j\J Poems of Thomas Bailey Aldrich ; Poetical WorJis of Oliver 
 Wendell Holmes; Poetical Works of Alice and Phoebe Gary. 
 Portraits and other illusts. 4 vols, post 8vo, half light calf, 
 gilt backs. Bost. : Riverside Press, 1886 
 
 2588. WIESENER (LOUIS). The Youth of Queen Eliza- 
 beth, 1533-1558. Transl. from the French by Charlotte M. 
 Yonge. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. Loud. 1879 
 
 2589. WILD (JONATHAN). Life and Death of Jona- 
 than Wild, the Celebrated Thief Taker. Folding colored 
 front. 12mo, half levant morocco, gilt back and top, un- 
 cut, original paper wrapper bound in, by Tout. 
 
 Lond. : Allman, 1829 
 
 2590. WILD OATS: an Illustrated Weekly Journal of 
 Fun, Satire, Burlesque, and Hits at Persons and Events. 
 
 ^/] From Dec. 13, 1876, to March 2, 1878. Numerous illusts. 
 
 (jy \J (including full-page portraits of actors and actresses, etc.). 
 
 Folio, half roan. N. Y. 1876-78 
 
 2591. WILKINSON (TATE). Memoirs of his Own Life. 
 Original bdn. 4 vols. 12mo, half light calf, gilt backs, by 
 
 ^ . . Tout. York, 1790 
 
 » ♦ - -t Scarce. Fine copy of these valuable memoirs, to which the 
 
 following lot forms a supplement. 
 
 / / /- 2592. The Wandering Patentee; or. History of the 
 
 y^ . (PO Yorkshire Theatre, 1770-1795, with Anecdotes of Perform- 
 
 J '-' ers. 4 vols, in 2. 12mo, half calf. York, 1795 
 
 Original Edition. Interesting copy of this ' ' amusing but 
 
 oddly written book," having very numerous legibly written 
 
 p \ MS. Marginal Notes in a contemporary hand in the nature 
 
 of personal criticisms upon actors and their performances, etc. 
 
 2593. WILKS (ROBERT). Memoirs of the Life of 
 Robert Wilks, containing an Account of the Rise of his 
 Reputation on the British Stage, his Adventures among 
 the Ladies (particularly with Mrs. Rogers), an exact View 
 of the Principal Parts he performed, his Remarkable Friend- 
 ship with Mr. Parquhar, etc. Portrait {from " The Cabi- 
 net''). 8vo, half calf. Lond. 1732 
 
 Scarce. 
 
 2594. WILLARD (G. O.) History of the Providence 
 Stage, 1762-1891; including Sketches of prominent Actors 
 who have visited America. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Providence, R. I., 1891 
 •2595. WILLIAMS (JOHN). The Children of Thespis, a 
 Poem, by Anthony Pasquin, Esq. ; The Pin-Basket to the 
 Children of Thespis, with Notes, by [the same]. Vignette 
 engraved iy Bartolozzi, after the author's design. 2 vols, 
 in 1. 12mo, half calf. Lond. 1792-97 
 
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 0596. The Pin-Basket to the Children of Thespis. ^ r^ 
 
 Vignette by Bartolozzi. 12mo, cloth. Lond. 1797 , -^c9 
 
 2597. WILLIAMS (MICHAEL). Some London Theatres, 
 
 Past and Present (Sadler's Wells, Old Highbury Barn, C"" 
 
 Three Lyceums, etc.). Post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1883 • ^ (j 
 
 2598. WILLIAMS (MONTAGU). Leaves of a Life, 
 being Reminiscences of. Montagu Williams, Q. C. (famous 
 
 Criminal Lawyer) ; Later Leaves. Portraits, facsimiles, etc. J ^ C — 
 3 vols. 8vo, half calf, gilt backs and tops, uncut, by Larkins. ' • '*"'^ 
 
 Lond. 1890 
 
 2599. WILLIAMS (W. H.) Rhymes and Reasons (Comic 
 Songs, etc.), portraitby Kennerley; Random Recollections, 
 or Facts and Fancies, folding plate; Table Talk, a Popular 
 Entertainment, by M. Henry of the Adelphi Theatre, por- 
 trait; Conversazione, or Mirth and Marvels, as delivered by 
 M. Renvy, folding colored plates; Theatrical Olio, various 
 numbers; Yates' Reminiscences, or Sketches from Life, as 
 performed at the Adelphi Theatre, curious colored plate; 
 Yates' New Entertainment, Portraits and Sketches, per- 
 formed at the Adelphi Theatre, colored plate. Bound as 
 one vol. 12mo, cloth. Lond. : John Buncombe, n. d. 
 
 A scarce and curious collection, of these Popular Entertain- 
 ments or Theatrical Chap-Books. 
 
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 2600. WILSON (MRS. C. BARON). Our Actresses; or, / y 
 
 'Glances at Stage Favourites, Past and Present. 10 portraits 0( /. O-O 
 (of Miss O^Neill, Miss Brinton, Helen Faucit, Madame 
 Vestris, Ellen Tree, etc.). 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth (portraits 
 slightly foxed, binding of one vol. a little cracked at joint). 
 
 Lond. 1844 
 2601, WILSON (PROF. DANIEL). Chatterton: a Bio- 
 graphical Study. Post 8vo, half calf, gilt back and top, 
 uncut, by Larkins. Lond. 1869 
 
 ■-^602. WILSON (FRANCIS). Recollections of a Player. 
 S3 portraits, vieivs and facsimiles. Roval 8vo, boards, uncut. 
 
 N. Y. 1897 
 Hand-made paper copy. No. 88 of only 125 copies printed. 
 
 2603. WILSON (JAMES GRANT). Bryant and his 
 Friends : Some Recollections of the Knickerbocker Writers. 
 78 fine portraits and 4- views on steel, 12 plates of facsimiles 
 from original MSS. Square imp. 8vo, cloth, gilt top, uncut. 
 
 N. Y. 1886 
 No. 15 of the Large Paper Edition. Only 195 copies printed. 
 
 2604. WINCOP (THOMAS). Scandeberg; or. Love and 
 Liberty, a Tragedy, with a List of Dramatic Authors, with 
 some Account of their Lives and a List of all the Dramatic 
 Pieces ever published in the English language to the year 
 1747. 8vo, calf, rebacked neat. Lond. 1747 
 
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 3605. WINDSOR CASTLE ROYAL THEATRE. The 
 Court Theatre and Royal Dramatic Record, being a Com- 
 plete History of Theatrical Entertainments at the English 
 
 /, C^ C!ourt from the time of Henry VIII. to 1849. Edited by 
 John K. Chapman. Facsimile programmes and 6 fine etch- 
 ings hy FiNDBN, after drawings hy Grieve, Telpin and 
 John Absolon. Polio, morocco gilt, gilt edges. 
 
 Lond. [1849] 
 
 3606. WINGATE (C. E. L.) Shakespeare's Heroines- 
 ^ [and] Heroes on the Stage. Numerous portraits. 3 vols. 
 O post 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1895-96 
 
 3607. WINSLOW (CATHERINE M. REINOLDS). Yes- 
 ~ ,^ terday with Actors. 8 full-page portraits and 7 vignette 
 O portraits. 8vo, cloth. Bost. ISST 
 
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 2608. WINSTANLEY (ELIZA). Shifting Scenes in 
 Theatrical Life. 13mo, cloth. Lond. 1854 
 
 Mrs. Winstanley first appeared in America, May 7, 1849, at 
 the Arch Street Theatre, Philadelphia. 
 
 3609. WINTER (WILLIAM). Shadows of the Stage. 
 J N C" Both Series. 3 vols. 18mo, half olive levant morocco, baclts 
 
 / ' "^ Q} f^ji g.^,.^ gi^^. ^Qpg^ nncut. N. Y. 18!t3 
 
 3610. WINTHROP (JOHN). History of New England 
 from 1630 to 1649, edited from the original MS., with 
 Notes, by James Savage. Portrait. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Bost. 1853 
 
 2611. WOFFINGTON (MARGARET). Life and Ad- 
 ventures of Peg Woflangton, by J, Fitzgerald Molloy. 
 Portrait. 3 vols, post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 188& 
 
 3612. [WOLCOTT (JOHN).] Works of Peter Pindar. 
 3 vols. 13mo, calf. Dublin, 1792 
 
 2613. WOLFE THE MURDERER. The Wonderful Life 
 of Wolfe, the Notorious Robber and Murderer of the Black 
 
 ^ Forest. Folding COLORED frontispiece. 12mo, half levant 
 morocco, gilt back and top, uncut, wrappers bound in, by 
 Tout. Lond. : Allman, 1839- 
 
 2614. WONDERFUL LIFE and Adventures of Three- 
 Fingered Jack, the Terror of Jamaica. Folding colored 
 frontispiece. 12mo, half levant morocco, gilt back and 
 top, uncut, paper wrappers bound in, bj' Tout. 
 
 Lond. : Allman, 1829 
 
 2615. WOOD (J. G.) The Animals of the Bible. Over 
 100 illnsts. hy Keyle, Wood, and E. A. Smith. Thick royal 
 8vo, cloth. Phil. 1873 
 
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 2616. WOOD (J. P ) Memoirs of the Life of John Law 
 
 of Lauriston, including a detailed Account of the Rise, > .'' 
 
 Progress, and Termination of the Mississippi System. For- ^ 
 
 trait. 12mo, polished calf, gilt back and top, uncut (some *^ • CrO 
 leaves spotted). Edinburgh, 1824 
 
 2617. WOOD (MRS. and MR. JOSEPH). Memoir, con- 
 taining an Authentic Account of the Lives of these Cele- 
 brated Vocalists, including the Marriage of Miss Paton to ^ i r—-~ 
 Lord Lennox, her Divorce and Subsequent Marriage to Mr. ^ ' ^^ 
 Wood; with a full Statement of the Popular Disturb- 
 ance AT THE Park Theatre, New York. Woodcut por- 
 trait. 8vo, half levant morocco, gilt back. Bost. [1840] ' 
 
 2618. Memoir of Mr. and Mrs. Wood, the Celebrated 
 
 Vocalists, including the Marriage of Miss Paton to Lord ^T 
 Lennox, and her Divorce and Marriage to Joseph Wood ' :•, 
 
 [etc.]. Portrait. 1 vol. small 8vo, enlarged to kotal folio y 
 
 SIZE by the inlaying of every leaf and bxtea-illustkated by § (q , O-O 
 
 the insertion {and inlaying to size when necessary) of 79 fine 
 portraits and plates, including several water-color drawings 
 and many proofs, rare playbills, autograph letters, etc. Folio, 
 half red morocco, gilt back and top, by Stikeman. 
 
 Bost. 1840 
 Extra-illustrated by Augustin Daly. The illustrations 
 comprise 49 PORTRAITS, including water-color drawings of 
 portraits of Wood, Miss Paton (Mrs. Wood), Mr. Hartley, Booth as 
 lago, Mr. Brough, and Egbert Benson, 11 portraits of Miss Paton - ' 
 
 (or Mrs. Wood), a number being proofs, and including Mrs. 
 Wood by Robt. Cruikshank, Miss Paton by Col. Anstey, Mrs. 
 Wood as Mandane, proof, etc.; portraits of Alfred Bunn by > 
 
 Lane, proof; Tyrone Power, proof; Madame Malibran by R. J. 
 Lane, India proof, and by Grevedon, proof; Bellini, Parke 
 Godwin, proof, "The Infant Lyra" by Woolnoth, Kemble, 
 Phillips; etc., etc., etc. Also 30 views on copper or steel, 
 some rare, several proofs, and including 2 rare views of 
 Hampstead (by Sayer and W. Knight), yiews of London, New 
 York, Philadelphia, and a number of views of Covent Garden, 
 Chestnut Street Theatre, Southampton Theatre (aquatint), 
 Newcastle Theatre (colored), etc. ; 3 caricature etchings by ;.. 
 
 Barlow, autograph letters from Wood, Mrs. Wood and H. J. 
 Bishop (the famous composer). Also 30 playbills, comprising 
 13 of Covent Garden Theatre, 1834r-30, all of Miss Raton's 
 appearances (including 3 benefit bills), and 7 of Chestnut 
 Street Theatre, Philadelphia, 1836-37), including Mrs. Wood's 
 benefit, Feb'y 9, 1836, Miss Horton's benefit, June 6, 1837, 
 account of Park Theatre, from N. Y. Mirror; etc., etc. -~ 
 
 2619. WOOD (WILLIAM B.) Personal Recollections of . ^C 
 
 the Stage : embracing Notices of Actors, Authors and Audi- 
 tors during Forty Years. Portrait. Post 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Phil. 1855 
 
 2630. WOODS (ALICE). Edges. With illusts. by the ^ l,f-\ 
 Author. Square 8vo, pictorial boards. Indianapolis [1902] ' *-^^ 
 
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 , 2631. WOODWARD (HENRY). Memoirs of Christina, 
 
 C/ Queen of Sweden. Portrait. 2 vols, post 8vo, lialf vellum, 
 
 gilt backs. Lond. 1863 
 
 3622. WOOD WORTH (SAMUEL). Poems, Odes, Songs, 
 
 and other Metrical Eif usions ; with a Memoir [by A. Asten 
 
 '^ and M. Lopez]. Woodcuts. Post Svo, half morocco, with 
 
 ^ rough leaves (lacks portrait). N. Y. 1818 
 
 Very rare. Thick paper copy of the first edition. Only a 
 
 very few copies printed. 
 
 2623. WORDSWORTH (WILLIAM). A Selection from 
 the Sonnets of William Wordsworth. Very numerous fine 
 engravings on wood from designs hy Alfred Parsons. 
 4to, morocco gilt, gilt edges. N. Y. 1891 
 
 2634. WRAXALL (SIR LASCELLES). Scraps and 
 Sketches. (Mademoiselle Rachel, A Chapter on Gambling, 
 A Day at the Barricades, Austerlitz, etc.) 2 vols, post Svo, 
 cloth. Lond. 1865 
 
 2625. [WRIGHT (FRANCES— afterwards Madame d'Arus- 
 y-j mont) . ] Views of Society and Manners in America, by An 
 
 y J i^ Englishwoman (523 pages) ; The Present State of Columbia, 
 ^ • by An Offteer, map. 2 vols, in 1. Svo, half calf. 
 
 Lond. 1821-27 
 
 2626. YATES (EDMUND). Recollections and Experi- 
 ences, 1831-1883. Portraits. 2 vols. Svo, half calf, gilt 
 backs. Lond. 1884 
 
 2627. YELLOTT (COLEMAN— of Baltimore). The Pro- 
 fessor of Insanity: a Drama. 12mo, half morocco. 
 
 Bait. : Privately printed, 1S56 
 
 2628. YOUNG (ALEX.) Chronicles of the Pilgrim 
 Fathers of the Colony of Plymouth, from 1602 to 1625. Now 
 first collected from Original Records, etc. Portrait. Svo, 
 calf, gilt back. Bost. 1844 
 
 2639. YOUNG (CHARLES MAYNE). Memoir of Charles 
 Mayne Young, Tragedian, by J. C. Young. 7 portraits. 
 3 vols, post Svo, half morocco, gilt bands. Lond. 1S71 
 
 3630. ZOLA (tMILE). Nana ; . transl. by J. Sterling. 
 
 Extra-illustrated by the insertion of 70 illusts. , includ- 
 
 /y Q f\{~) ^""^Q ^^^ series by Bigot. Square l^mo, half dark blue levant 
 
 / Vy, K.y*^ morocco, gilt back and top, by Stikeman. Phil. [1880] 
 
 2631. L'Assommoir (Nana's Mother); transl. by J. 
 
 Sterling. Square 12mo, half dark blue levant morocco, gilt 
 back and top, uncut, by Macdonald. Phil. [1882] 
 
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 2. ACKERMANN'S COLORED PLATES. Views of 
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 Prisoner by Colonel Harcourt, engraved by Hawkins after 
 Hamilton; The Surrender of Earl Cornwallis, engraved 
 by Thornton after Hamilton. Folio, in mats. (2 pes.) 
 
 27. Washington's Farewell to the Army; The De- 
 claration Committee. Colored lithographs by Currier and 
 Ives. 4to. (2 pieces. ) 
 
 28. AMERICAN VIEWS. A South View of Oswego on 
 Lake Ontario in North America. From the London Maga- 
 zine, 1760. Oblong 4to. 
 
 29. The Yosemite Valley, after Bierstadt; Mount 
 
 Washington, after Kensett, India paper ; The Little Church 
 round the Corner, by Greatorex; Amherst College, by 
 Archer; and others. 4to, etc. (16 pieces.) 
 
 30. Photograph of New York Bay from Brooklyn; 
 
 Montreal, photo, of Bourne's view, 1836; Washington, 
 D. C. ;etc. 8vo. (20 pieces.) 
 
 31. San Louis, n. d. {ca. 1830); Davenport, Iowa; 
 
 Niagara; Cumberland Gap; View on the Susquehanna; 
 «tc. (65 pieces.) 
 
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 33. ANCIENT GEMS. Engravings by T. Worlidge of 
 ancient gems from the collections of the Duke of Devon- 
 shire and others. (57 pieces.) 
 
 33. A similar lot by various engravers. (80 pieces. ) 
 
 34. ANDR£ (MAJOR). The Capture of Major Andre, 
 early engraving, title in German script. 13mo. 
 
 35. ANGELO (MICHAEL). The Sibyls, and the Pro- 
 phets. Frescoes in the Vatican. Engraved by Fabri and 
 Cunego. Large folio. (10 pieces.) 
 
 36. ANGELICO (PRA). Le Pitture della Cappella di 
 Nicolo V. Opere del Beato Giovanni Angelico da Piesole 
 esistenti nel Vaticano. 10 qdd plates. Folio. (10 pieces.) 
 
 87. APPIAN (A.) French Etcher. Souvenir. Fine orig- 
 inal impression, printed by Delatre. 4to. 1864. 
 
 38. L'Etang Neuf pr^s de Creys. Fine original 
 
 impression, printed by Delatre. 4to. 1864. 
 
 89. Le Village de Chanaz. Fine original impression, 
 
 printed by Delatre. 4to. 1866. 
 
 40. Une Mare, environs de Rossillon. Fine original 
 
 impression, printed by Delatre. 4to. 1867. 
 
 41. Environs de Rix, Chemin des Roches, and 
 
 others. 7 etchings on three sheets. Original impressions, 
 printed by Delatre. 1863. (As one piece.) 
 
 42. AQUATINTS. A collection of 24 aquatint views of 
 St. Helena; the Cape; India; Ceylon; Abyssinia; and Egypt. 
 Engraved by, and under the direction of, Robert Havell, 
 after the originals by Henry Salt. 24 very fine aquatints 
 in color. In a large folio volume, binding in poor condition, 
 but the plates in fine state. Lond. : W. Miller, 1809 
 
 43. ART JOURNAL. Steel engravings after Madox- 
 Brown, Luke Fildes, Meissonier, Noel Paton, and others. 
 (75 pieces.) 
 
 44. AUTOGRAPHS. Album Cosmopolite, ou choix des 
 Collections de Alex. Vattemare. Two odd parts, contain- 
 ing several hundred facsimiles of autographs, but lacking 
 the plates of designs. Oblong folio. (As one piece.) 
 
 45. D. S. by John Tyler, May, 1844; Signature and 
 
 lithograph portrait of Gen. J. M. Schofleld; A. L. S. of the 
 Hon. R. M. Johnson, Feb., 1840. (3 pieces.) 
 
 46. AVRIL (J. J.) Noted French Engraver. Diane 
 change Actseon en Cerf. Engraved after Albano, 1780. 
 Folio. Original impression. 
 
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 47. T3ART0L0ZZI. Portraits of William Woolett; 
 ^^ Mrs. Montagu; Jupiter Dodonseus. Printed in 
 
 brown. (.3 pieces.) 
 
 48. BEHAM (HANS SEBALD). The Sentinel. Minia- 
 ture etching. Original and fine impression. Bare. 
 
 49. BELLE CHOCOLATlilRE (LA). Engraved by Wer- 
 ner after Liotard. Large folio. Proof before letters. 
 
 50. BELLOWS (A. F.) A Quiet Nook, and Life's Day. 
 EngravedbyWellstood, after Bellows. Hand-colored. 4to. 
 (2 pieces.) 
 
 51. BERNHARDT (SARAH). Portrait of Sarah Bern- 
 hardt. Etched by L. Monzies, after V. Clairin. 4to. 
 
 52. BERVIC (C.) Le Repos, after Lepicie. Folio. 
 
 53. BOILY (L.) French Painter. Les Femmes se Bat- 
 tent; Les Hommes se Disputent. Aquatints by Chapponier. 
 4to (the last repaired). (2 pieces.) 
 
 54. BRACQUEMOND. French Etcher. Sarcelles, and 
 Vanneaux et Sarcelles. Fine original impressions, printed 
 by Delatre. 4to (2 pieces.) 
 
 55. Les Cicognes, and I'lconnu. Original impres- 
 sions by Delatre. 4to. (2 pieces.) 
 
 56. Les Taupes, and Le Haut d'un Battant de 
 
 Porte. Original impressions by Delatre. 4to. (2 pieces.) 
 
 57. La Mort de Matamore (from Gautier's Capitaine 
 
 Fracasse); Hiver; and another. Original impressions by 
 Delatre. 4to. (3 pieces.) 
 
 58. BRUNET-DEBAINES. Harfleur; Pont St. Louis; 
 Ruines du Chateau de Tancarville. Etchings. 4to. 
 (3 pieces.) 
 
 59. BUCKLER'S Views. Buckler's Views of endowed 
 Grammar Schools: Shrewsbury, Manchester, Eton and 
 others. On India paper. 4to. (8) 
 
 60. BURKEL (H.) Landscape in Winter, and A Moun- 
 tain Scene. Lithographed in the colors of the original. 
 Folio. (2 pieces.) 
 
 61. BURNET (JOHN). A Family saved from Shipwreck. 
 Painted and engraved by Burnet. Large folio. 1854. 
 
 62. /^AGLIARI. Judith. Fine line engraving by Lind- 
 ^^ ner. Open-letter proof on India paper. 4to. 
 
 63. CALAME (ALEXANDRE). Famous Swiss Painter. 
 Original painter etching, " Le Torrent." Large folio. 
 Brilliant original impression. 
 
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 64. For^ts et Montagues. ]Studes de Paysages 
 
 d'apr^s Nature, 24 plates; Les Ombrages, par Calame, 36 
 plates. In portfolio. Folio. 
 
 Very rare. Complete series of the famous lithographs of 
 the Swiss painter are rarely met with, and this and the follow- 
 ing lots form a remarkable collection of his works. Among 
 lithographers of natural scenery his works stand pre-eminent, 
 European collectors estimating them very highly and I'arely 
 parting with them. They were mostly published between 1850 
 and 1860. All are original impressions. 
 
 65. Sites Tableaux, 16 plates; Sites varies de Pay- 
 sages, 20 plates. (Fine views of mountain scenery, water- 
 falls, etc., by day and night, and in summer and winter.) 
 In portfolio. Folio. 
 
 66. Legons de Paysage. 84plates. Inportfolio. Folio. 
 
 67. Facsimile de Croquis d'aprfes Nature. 108 
 
 plates of the scenery of the Swiss lakes and mountains, 
 Piedmont, etc. In portfolio. Folio. 
 
 68. CALLOT (JACQUES). The Temptations of St. An- 
 thony. Fine original impression. Folio. 
 
 69. A reversed copy of the same. 
 
 70. CANADA. Illustrations of Canadian Scenery, from 
 drawings by W. H. Bartlett. 4to. 50 plates. (As a lot.) 
 
 71. CANALETTO. The Rialto (Venice), engraved after 
 Canaletto in mezzotint, by John Bromley. 4to. India proof. 
 
 72. CANOVA. Engravings of Psyche, Beatrice, and 
 other famous statues of Canova, bj' Consorti, Marchetti, 
 and others. Large folio. (8 pieces.) 
 
 73. CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. View from the London 
 Magazine, 1754. 8vo. 
 
 74. CATTERMOLE (GEORGE). Macbeth; Murder of 
 Duncan; Columbus in the Monastery. Colored lithographs 
 after Cattermole ; published by G. Rowney, Lond. (3 pieces. ) 
 
 75. CHANFRAU (FRANK S. ) Portrait in the character 
 of Mose, as originally written for and performed by him at 
 the Olympic and Chatham Theatres, New York. Folio. 
 Colored, full length (stained and repaired). James Brown, 
 del. ; litho. by E. & 3. Brown, N. Y. 1848. Rare. 
 
 76. CHAPLIN (CHARLES). Distinguished French Painter 
 and Etcher. Le Bain. Original impression. 4to. 
 
 This and the following of Chaplin's etchings are original im- 
 pressions printed by Delatre. 
 
 77. Les Colombes. Original etching. 4to. 
 
 78. Les BuUes de Savon : Fragment de Decoration. 
 
 4to. (2 pieces.) 
 
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 79. CHAUVEL (T.) French Etcher. Solitude, La 
 Grenouille et le Bceuf, Cerfs en Foret, etc. 4:to. (6 pieces.) 
 
 80. CIVIL WAR. Combat Naval. Etching by Longue- 
 ville, representing the Fight between the Kearsarge and the 
 Alabama. 4to (etched at the time, 1864). 
 
 81. CIVIL WAR PORTRAITS. Various engraved por- 
 traits. (53 pieces.) 
 
 83. CLAUDE. Original etching. La Danse sous les 
 Arbres. Second state, before the removal of the black bull. 
 
 A VERT EAliE OEIGINAL IMPRESSION, IN FINE STATE. 
 
 83. La Recompense Villageoise. Engraved by Lebas. 
 
 Large folio. 
 
 A fine engraving of one of Claude's village scenes, with 
 figures dancing, cattle, and a village in the background. 
 
 84. The Worship of the Golden Calf. Engraved by 
 
 Lerpiniere. Large folio. Early proof. Lond. 1781. 
 
 85. A View near Naples. Engraved by Vivaresl7(i9. 
 
 Large folio. Pine original impression. 
 
 86. • Dancing Peasants. Engraved by Wilson Lowry. 
 
 Early proof (slightly creased in centre). Lond. 1784. 
 
 87. Roman Landscape, with Ruins, engraved by 
 
 Miller; Landscape with Goats, engraved by Forrest. Folio. 
 (3 pieces.) 
 
 88. Landscapes. Engraved by Godefroy, Bovinet, 
 
 and Mathieu. Folio. (3 pieces.) 
 
 89. COLOR PRINTING. Examples of embossed color 
 printing, comprising 60 pieces in all colors and gold, many 
 with relief designs. Mounted in a 4to scrap-book. 
 
 Examples of this kind of color printing (of the period of the 
 50's) are difiicult to meet with to-day. 
 
 90. COLOR PRINT. View of an Italian Lake. Litho- 
 graph in colors. Folio. 
 
 91. Ancient Greek Dancing Figures. Early litho- 
 graphs, by Delpech, in colors. Folio, (a pieces.) 
 
 92. Grand Canal, Venice : View in Venice. Chromo- 
 lithographs, by Hanhart, after Holland. Folio. (2) 
 
 93. Reproductions in the colors of the originals of 
 
 Turner's Bridge of Tours, Copley Fielding's Brougham 
 Castle, and Stanfield's Fort Rouge, Calais (2). 4to (4 pes.) 
 
 94. Reproductions in the colors of the originals of 
 
 drawings by Jackson, Noble, Rowbotham, etc. 4to. (6 pes.) 
 
 95. Asimilarlotof reproductions after Hildebrandt, 
 
 Hartmann, and others. Large folio. (5 pieces.) 
 
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 96. Lithographs in the colors of the originals of 
 
 paintings by Achenbach, Camphause, Gude, and others. 
 Folio. (6 pieces.) 
 
 97. Lithograph reproductions in the colors of the 
 
 originals of landscapes, etc., of Hildebrandt, Biermann, 
 Schmidt, and others. Folio. (13 pieces.) 
 
 98. Facsimiles in colors, some heightened with gold, 
 
 of a Ninth Century manuscript; banner of Edmund, King 
 of the West Saxons, etc. Folio. (14 pieces.) 
 
 99. Antique designs; frescoes; figure studies. Printed 
 
 in color, with engraved borders. (7 pieces.) 
 
 100. Another lot, similar. (7 pieces. ) 
 
 101. Another lot, similar. (5 pieces.) 
 
 102. Another lot, similar. (5 pieces.) 
 
 103. COLORED PORTRAITS. Queen Elizabeth, after 
 the Bodleian portrait : Lord and Lady Lumley, from the 
 portraits in Lumley Castle. 4to. (3 pieces.) 
 
 104. COOKE (GEORGE FREDERICK). Original Draw- 
 ing of the Monument erected to the great Tragedian's 
 memory by Edmund Kean, in St. Paul's Churchyard, 
 N. Y., 1821. 8vo, not signed. 
 
 105. COROT. Etching. Souvenir d'ltalie. Original 
 IMPRESSION. Printed by Delatre. 4to. [1863. J 
 
 106. Etching. Environs de Rome. Original im- 
 pression. Printed by Delatre. 4to. [1R66.] 
 
 107. Paysage d'ltalie. Original impression. 
 
 Printed by Delatre. 4to. [1867. j 
 
 108. COSTUME. A Party of Life Guards (English, 
 period of 1815-^0). Fine lithograph by Gericault. 4to. 
 
 109. French military costumes by Bellange. Finely 
 
 colored. 4to. (10 pieces.) 
 
 110. Portraits of French Historical Celebrities in 
 
 the costume of their period — Lafontaine, John Law, Marshal 
 Turenne, Diane de Poitiers, Monstrelet and others. 4to, 
 colored. (11 pieces.) 
 
 111. Ladies op the French Court. Portraits of 
 
 Mme. de Maintenon, Louise de la Valli^re, Mary Stuart, 
 Gabrielle d'Estrees, Agnes Sorel and others. Engraved by 
 Gatine and beautifully colored, some heightened with gold. 
 4to. (20 pieces.) 
 
 113. Costumes of Switzerland, Russia, South of 
 
 France, etc. Finely colored. (20 various pieces.) 
 
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 113. COURBET (GUSTAVE). Noted French Painter. 
 Les Casseurs des Pierres. Lithograph by Vernier. Large 
 folio. 
 
 A very fine lithograph of one of Courbet's earliest works, 
 from the Salon of 1849. 
 
 114. CRTJIKSHANK (GEORGE). Oblong 4to Scrap 
 Book, containing 106 plates from the Tower of London, 
 Windsor Castle, the Comic Almanacks, etc. (As 1 vol.) 
 
 115. CUYP. A View on the Maese near Maestricht, en- 
 graved by Elliott. Large folio. Original impression. Lond. 
 
 1764. 
 
 116. T^AUBIGNY. The famous French Painter. Orig- 
 -'-^ inal Painter Etching, " Pare k Moutons, Le 
 
 Matin." Very fine original impression, printed by 
 Delatre, and with Cadart's stamp. Folio. [1863.] 
 
 117. Les Vendanges. Painter etching. Very fine 
 
 original impression, printed by Delatre, with Cadart's 
 stamp. Folio. [1S65.] 
 
 118. Le Gue. Painter etching. Very fine original 
 
 impression, printed by Delatre, with Cadart's stamp. 
 Folio. [1866.] 
 
 119. DA VINCI (LEONARDO). The Last Supper, en- 
 graved by [Bonato] ; Modestia and Vanitas, engraved by 
 [Volpati] ; Portrait of Leonardo Da Vinci ; and others. (8) 
 
 120. DEBUCOURT (P. L.) Famous French Engraver. 
 The First and Second Hours of the Day and the Fourth 
 and Fifth Hours of the Night. Engraved by Debucourt, 
 after the fresco by Raphael, and printed in colors. 
 
 121. DECORATION. Decorative Designs, original draw- 
 ings for furniture, borders for painting, etc. (Upwards of 
 100 pieces, as a lot.) 
 
 122. DECORATIONS OF THE LOGGIA OF THE 
 VATICAN. Engravings of the decorative ornamentation 
 of the Loggia, engraved by Ottaviani. Large folio. Orig- 
 inal impressions. (13 pieces.) 
 
 123. DICKENS AND THACKERAY. Early Portrait of 
 " Boz " by " Phiz "; Dickens, with facsimile signature, by 
 Stuart ; Thackeray, after the Garrick Club portrait. (3 por- 
 traits.) 
 
 124. DIETRICY. Women Bathing on the Banks of a 
 River. Eng. by DauUe. Folio. 
 
 125. Les Bergeres. Eng. by Zingg. Large folio. 
 
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 126. DRAMATIC. Mme. Taglioni as La Gitana. Litho- 
 graph in colors, full length (margins cut close). Rare. 
 
 12'^- Davenport (E. L.) Lithograph Portrait, Mr. 
 
 Davenport in "Black Ey'd Susan." 4to, three-quarter 
 length, accompanied by a Verse in his Handwriting, and a 
 humorous Note, ''Don't you believe thai your Uncle Ned is 
 sucli a sickly looking he sailor, for he flatters hisself he's 
 rayther a tall looking specimen of human nature when he 
 gets on his sailor togs.'" Inlaid. (2 pieces.) 
 
 -- 128. Price (Stephen). Manager of Old Park Theatre, 
 
 New York, former Manager of Drury Lane Theatre. 
 Mezzotint Portrait, engraved by S. W. Reynolds, after 
 S. W. Reynolds, Jun. Open-letter proof. Fine impression. 
 Very rare. Polio. 
 
 129. Lee (Mary Ann). Celebrated Dancer, appeared 
 
 on the Phil, and N. Y. Stage. Water-color Drawing by 
 Aug. Toedteberg representing her dancing "La Smolen- 
 ska. " Folio. Inlaid. 
 
 130. David Garrick, oval bust, unsigned, as Mac- 
 beth, 1776. (2 pieces.) 
 
 — . 131. W.'H. W.Betty as Frederick, by Cook; Foote, 
 
 oval bust in character, old copper-plate; Mr. Wood by 
 Edwin; Liston, litho by Gear. (4 pieces.) 
 
 132. Portraits of Fletcher, Ben Jonson, Vanbrugh, 
 
 Macklin and others. 12mo. (9 pieces.) 
 
 133. Miss Farren as the Queen, and as Hermia; 
 
 Mrs. Yates as Jane Shore ; Sheridan as Brutus ; and others. 
 12mo. (12 pieces.) 
 
 -— ^ 134. Fanny Kemble as Calista; Four different por- 
 traits of Mrs. Siddons; Miss M. Tree as Rosina; Jenny 
 Lind; and others. (21 pieces.) 
 
 — 135. Miss Catley as Rachel: Master Edwin as Tom 
 
 Thumb; Mr. Foote as Sir Thomas Lofty; Mrs. Abington as 
 Lady Harriet; Sheridan as Coriolanus; Mrs. Hartley; and 
 others. Old copper-plates engraved by Terry. 8vo. (38 
 pieces.) 
 
 — . 1^6. Paris Theatres. Engravings on copper by 
 
 Guignet and others of the Theatre Porte St. Martin; 
 Theatre des Varietes, Montmartre; Odeon; Theatre Royal 
 Italien. Folio, n. d., circa 1825. (4 pieces.) 
 
 — 137. Playbills of Theatre Royal, Haymarket, April 
 
 17, 1833, First Night of J. H. Hackett as Nimrod Wildfire; 
 Covent Garden, March 16, 1833, Hackett in the same 
 character. (2 pieces.) 
 
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 138. Playbill, Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, March 
 
 13, 1837. Benefit of Mr. Hamblin, and First and Only 
 Night of T. D. Rice as Jim Crow. 
 
 139. Drew (Louis). Playbill of Mrs. Vernon's 
 
 Benefit at Park Theatre, N. Y., Jan. 36, 1847, when Mrs. 
 Hunt (afterwards Mrs. John Drew) performed in the char- 
 acter of Romeo (for this night only) ; The character of 
 Juliet by a young Lady (Ada Stetson, afterwards Mrs. 
 Plunkett), her first appearance on any stage (small piece 
 torn from bottom). Rare. 
 
 140. Astley's Theatre, London. Benefit Playbill of 
 
 Barry the Clown, March 11, 1850. Young Hernandez, 
 "The Pride of America," in his Equestrian Acts. Wood- 
 cut illustration. Folio. 
 
 141. Conover Family Benefit Playbill. Brougham's 
 
 Lyceum, Oct. 11, 1851. Mary Taylor, Prof Anderson, John 
 Brougham, White Serenaders, Clara Fisher Maeder, and 
 others. 
 
 Wm. Conover was one of the company at the celebrated 
 Michell's Olympic Theatre. 
 
 142. DULWICH GALLERY: A Collection OF very 
 FINE Aquatints in color, after Ctjyp, Rxjysdael, 
 Teniers, Wynants, Vandervelde, Claude, Wilson 
 
 AND others, colored AFTER THE ORIGINALS. Interior Of 
 
 a Riding School, after Cuyp. 
 
 143. Two Horses, after Cuyp. 
 
 144. Swineherd, after Teniers. 
 
 145. Landscape and Windmill (Ruysdael) ; A Calm 
 
 (Vandervelde), two on one sheet. (As 1 piece.) 
 
 146. Landscape with Cattle, after Cuyp; two on 
 
 one sheet. (As 1 piece.) 
 
 147. Cottage and Figures, after Teniers. 
 
 148. A Calm, after Vandervelde. (1) 
 
 149. A View near Utrecht, after Cuyp. (1) 
 
 150. A Water Mill, after Hobbema. (1) 
 
 151. Crossing the Bridge, after Pynaker. 
 
 153. A Chaff Cutter, after Teniers. 
 
 153. A Landscape, after Berghem. 
 
 154. A Landscape, after Cuyp. 
 
 155. A Brisk Gale, after Vandervelde. 
 
 156. A Hunting Party, after Wouvermans. 
 
 ] 57. Landscape with Cows, after Cuyp. 
 
 158. A Landscape, after Claude. 
 
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 159. View of the Cascatelia and Villa of Maecenas ab 
 
 Tivoli, after Wilson. 
 
 160. Two Landscapes, after Salvator Eosa. (2 pes.) 
 
 161. Two Landscapes, after N. and G.Poussin. (3 pes.) 
 
 163- Landscape (Morning), Landscape (Evening), 
 
 after J. Both. (3 pieces. ) 
 
 163. Landscape with Haymakers, after Wouver- 
 
 mans. 
 
 164. Landscape with Cattle and figures, after Du 
 
 Jardin. 
 
 165. Figures and Animals at a Well, after Le Naiu ; 
 
 A Landscape, after Teniers. 2 on one sheet. (As one piece.) 
 
 166. Two Landscapes, after Wynants, on one sheet. 
 
 (As one piece.) 
 
 167. A Sunset, after Both ; Landscape with Horses and 
 
 Figures, after Wouvermans. 3 on one sheet. (As one piece. ) 
 
 168. A Seaport and Embarkation of St. Paula, after 
 
 Claude. (3 pieces.) 
 
 169. Halt of Travelers, Farrier Shoeing a Horse,. 
 
 after Wouvermans. (3 pieces.) 
 
 I'^'O. A Waterfall, after Ruysdael ; and Landscape, 
 
 after Vandervelde. 
 
 171. Jacob and Rachel, after Murillo ; The Assump- 
 tion of the Virgin, after N. Poussin. (3 pieces.) 
 
 173. St. Cecelia, after Guercino; The Flower Girl, 
 
 after Murillo. (3 pieces.) 
 
 173. Fording the Brook, after Berghem. 
 
 174. A Snnset, after Teniers; Italian Landscape, 
 
 after Karel Du Jardin. (3 pieces.) 
 
 175. Jacob's Dream, after Rembrandt; Soldiers 
 
 Gaming, after Salvator Rosa. (3 pieces.) 
 
 176. DTJNLAP (WILLIAM). Bust Portrait. Mezzotint 
 by Max Rosenthal. Signed India proof. No. 193 of 250 
 artist proofs. 4to. [Published by the Dunlap Society.] 
 
 177. DURAND (A. B.) American Painter and Engraver. 
 Bust Portrait, engraved by F. Halpin, after C. L. Elliott. 
 India proof. Folio. Signed by Elliott and Durand. 
 
 178. Another copy. Signed. 
 
 179. Three copies. Signed. 
 
 180. Four copies of the same. Signed. 
 
 181. Six copies of the same. Signed. 
 
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 182. DtJRER (ALBRECHT). The Nemesis; or, Great 
 Fortune. B. 77. A magnificent impression of the Second 
 State of the Plate. Printed on paper with the water-mark 
 of the little-handled jug. 
 
 Very rare. 
 
 183. Christ before Caiphas, from the Little Passion. 
 
 B. 6. Brilliant original impression. Very rare. 
 
 184. The Virgin with Child, 1513. B. 35. Fine 
 
 original impression. 
 
 185. DUTCH AND FLEMISH MASTERS. Les Plaisirs 
 de Famille, after Jan Stein ; Portrait, after Teniers ; View 
 of Tivoli, aft>er Van der WerfE; and others. Folio. (5 pes.) 
 
 186. Playing at Bowls, after Jan Stein, by De 
 
 Ohendt; Interior Scene, after Mieris, by Rolls (fine proof); 
 Landscapes, after Ruysdael, Winans, Paul Potter, Brie, 
 and others. Original impressions. (11 pieces.) 
 
 187. Paul Potter, and Vandyke, India-proof litho- 
 graphs, 1838; Jan Both, Rubens, etc. Mostly folio. (14 
 pieces.) 
 
 188. Engravings, after Teniers, Berghem, Ostade, 
 
 Mieris, and others. 8vo. (60 pieces.) 
 
 189. "pDWIN (DAVID). Portraits, engraved by Edwin: 
 ■*^ Jonathan Edwards and Benjamin Rush. 16mo. 
 
 Scarce. (3 pieces.) 
 
 190. Oliver Ellsworth, William ClifEton, Sir Ralph 
 
 Abercrombie, Edmund Burke, etc. (A little foxed.) (9 pes.) 
 
 191 ENGLISH CATH:EDRALS. Old Engravings by 
 Harding and others. (20 pieces.) 
 
 192. ENGLISH LAKE DISTRICT. Reproductions in 
 colors of Drawings of Derwentwater, Thirlmere, Grasmere, 
 UUswater, etc. Mounted on card. 4to. (14 pieces.) 
 
 193. ENGLISH PAINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ETC. Na- 
 thaniel Hone, mezzotint by E. Fisher. Folio. 
 
 194. William WooUett, engraved by Bartolozzi. 8vo. 
 
 195. Charles Warren, mezzotint by S. W. Reynolds. 
 
 Folio. 1824. 
 
 196. Enoch Seeman, mezzotint by Faber. 4to. 
 
 197. Michael Rysbrack, mezzotint by Faber. 4to. 
 
 198. Sir J. W. Gordon. Mezzotint. Proof before 
 
 all letters. Folio. 
 
 199. George Dance, mezzotint by S. W. Reynolds. 
 
 Proof. 4to. 
 
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 200. Richard Cooper. Mezzotint, unsigned. 4to. 
 
 201. Rev. R. Bragge, mezzotint by Faber. 4to. 
 
 202. Richard Wilson, engraved in stipple by Bond. 
 
 India proof. 4to. 1813 
 
 203. Benjamin West, engraved by R. Newton. 
 
 India proof before all letters. 4to. 
 
 204. Richard Wilson, by Bond; Benj. West, by 
 
 Newton. India proof. (2 pieces.) 
 
 205. Benjamin West, by Newton, Daniell, and Hol- 
 lo way. 4to. (3 pieces.) 
 
 206. George Romney. Four different portraits, by 
 
 Caroline Watson and others. (4 pieces.) 
 
 207. Hoppner ; W. R. Bigg, mezzotint, by Barnard ; 
 
 Richard Cosway, by Daniell ; Northcote, by Wright, India 
 proof. Folio. (4 pieces.) 
 
 208. Allan Ramsay, mezzotint, by Wivell; Schia- 
 
 vonetti, by Cardon, India proof; Hoppner, by Daniell; 
 Northcote, India proof. Folio. (4 pieces.) 
 
 209. Paul Sandby, after Beeehey, by H. Landseer; 
 
 R. Smirke, by Picart; and others. Folio. (5 pieces.) 
 
 210. Nicholas Pocock, by Scriven, India proof ; David 
 
 Wilkie, by G. H. Harlow; N. Marchant, by Daniell, proof 
 before all letters ; and others. Folio. (5 pieces.) 
 
 211. Fuseli, India proof, after Corbould; De Lou- 
 
 therbourg, by Meyer; and others. Folio. (5 pieces.) 
 
 212. J. S. Copley; George Vertue, India-proof litho., 
 
 by HuUmandel, 1821 ; and others. Folio. (5 pieces. ) 
 
 213. Gainsborough, by Meyer; H. Bone, mezzotint, 
 
 by F. C. Lewis; Hogarth, on India paper, by HuUmandel, 
 1825; and others. 4to and folio. (5 pieces.) 
 
 214. S. W. Reynolds; John Scott, India proof, by 
 
 Fry, 1826; etc. Folio. (6 pieces.) 
 
 215. Fuseli, open-letter proof, by Evans; W. 
 
 Hodges, by Daniell ; etc. Folio. (6 pieces. ) 
 
 216. Nollekens, India proof, by Bond; Henry How- 
 ard, by Daniell, proof before letters; Joseph Wright; J. F. 
 Rigaud, by Daniell; etc. Folio., (8 pieces.) 
 
 217. Sixdifferehtportraitsof Benjamin West; Thos. 
 
 Worlidge, by Himself ; etc. Mostly folio. (9 pieces.) 
 
 218. Sir James Thornhill; Westmacott; Pearce 
 
 Tempest; etc. (10 pieces.) 
 
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 ENGLISH PAINTEES, ENGRAVERS, Etc. 
 
 319. Opie; Northeote; Rysbrack; Martin, India 
 
 paper; etc. (10 pieces.) 
 
 230. Hogarth, by Romney; Kneller; Haydon, open- 
 letter proof; Etty; etc. (10 pieces.) 
 
 221. Bartolozzi, by Romney; Valentine Green; 
 
 Bewick, eng. by Himself, on India paper; etc. (10 pieces.) 
 
 222. ENGLISH PORTRAITS. The Shooting of Admiral 
 Byng. CorFtemporary copper-plate. 8vo. 
 
 223. John Gay, two different, old copper-plates. (2 
 
 pieces.) 
 
 224. Samuel Rogers; Leigh Hunt; Chas. Lamb; 
 
 etc. Early outline plates. (6 pieces. ) 
 
 225. George Prince of Wales, two different; George 
 
 II.; George III.; Queen Charlotte; Princess Anne. Old 
 copper-plates. (6 pieces.) 
 
 226. Matthew Prior, old copper-plate; Henry V.; 
 
 Matthew Hale, by Van Nove; Earl of Pembroke; etc. (10 
 pieces.) 
 
 227. William Pitt, three different; John Howard, 
 
 by Hollo way; Henry Pelham, 1754; etc. (10 pieces.) 
 
 228. Lord Nelson, from life, by De Koster ; Sir Alan 
 
 Gardner; Gen. Eliott; etc. (10 pieces.) 
 
 229. Lord Brougham, Thomas Moore, Allan Cun- 
 ningham, John Wilson and others by Keenan, etc. (12 pes.) 
 
 230. Fifty various portraits (English). 
 
 231. 100 various (English). 
 
 232. — Another lot of 100. 
 233. Another lot of 100. 
 
 234. Sir Joshua Reynolds, by Meyer; Stothard, by 
 
 the same; J. M. W. Turner, after Giibert; Turner as a 
 youth, India proof before all letters. Polio. (4 pieces.) 
 
 235. John Selden; John Knox; Joshua Reynolds; 
 
 Lord Kames; Shenstone; etc. 8vo. (25 pieces.) 
 
 236. Sterne; Mrs. Browning; Richard Parmer; 
 
 Abp. Laud, India proof; Mary Queen of Scots; etc. 8vo. 
 (25 pieces.) 
 
 237. Mary Queen of Scots; Sir Kenelm Digby; Sir 
 
 Thomas More; Walter Scott; Lord Nelson; etc. Svo. 
 (25 pieces.) 
 
 238. Shakespeare, after the Droeshout portrait; 
 
 Augustus Toplady ; Grinling Gibbons ; Sir S. Romilly ; Car- 
 dinal Wolsey; etc. 8vo. (25 pieces.) 
 
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 339. Anthony Wood; James I., by Worthington; 
 
 Miss Mitford; Sir G. C. Lewis; etc. 4to and 8vo. (36 pes.) 
 
 240. Earl Spencer; George Morland ; Wm. Paithorne, 
 
 C. J. Fox; etc. 8vo and 12mo. (60 pieces.) 
 
 •241. Hogarth; Swift; De Foe; Mrs. Piozzi; Wiclif; 
 
 ■etc. 8vo and l^mo. (50 pieces.) 
 
 243. S. T. Coleridge; Chaucer; Spenser; C. J. Fox; 
 
 W. Harvey; etc. (50 pieces.) 
 
 243. India PROOFS. Edm. Burke; Lord Brougham ; 
 
 George Grote; Lady Erskine; Countess of Antrim; etc. 
 4to. (12 pieces.) 
 
 344. ENGLISH VIEWS. Melrose Abbey, by Harding, 
 folio; Eaton Hall, by Louis Haghe; and various others. 
 4to and folio. (15 pieces.) 
 
 345. Views by Stanfield, Westall, and others, some 
 
 on India paper. (40 pieces.) 
 
 246. Another similar lot. (45 pieces.) 
 
 347. ETCHINGS. La Sortie, by L. Lhermitte, after 
 Williams; and 3 others. Folio. (3 pieces.) 
 
 348. An Earthly Paradise, by Riley ; Jour de Marche, 
 
 by Peters; Portrait of Marshal Duroc, after Meissonier, by 
 Monzies ; and another. 4to. (4 pieces.) 
 
 349. Etchings by Besnus, Brendel, and others. Sheep 
 
 scenes, landscapes, etc. 4to. (7 pieces.) 
 
 250. Vue de Varennes, par Beaujoint; Bateaux 
 
 Pecheurs de Fecamp, par Barthelemy ; and Entree du Port 
 de CourseuUes, by the same ; and others. 4to. (6 pieces.) 
 
 251. Chevaux de Poste, Camp de Chalons, Chasse 
 
 du beau Pecopin, etc. , by Boret ; Vue de Monaco, par Borel ; 
 Paysan Russe, by Bachiloff. (6 pieces.) 
 
 353. Rade de New York, par Bonsonge; Environs 
 
 de Lyons ; and others. 13 etchings on 6 sheets. (As 6 pes. ) 
 
 263. Etchings by Noterman, Malardot, etc. 4to. 
 
 {6 pieces.) 
 
 254. Etchings by Mathieu, Mazas, etc. 4to. (6 pes.) 
 
 256. Sporting subjects, etched by Balleroy, and 
 
 other subjects. 4to. (6 pieces.) 
 
 256. Etchings by Moyse and Balleroy. 4to. (6 pes.) 
 
 257. Etchings by Mery, Michelin, etc. 4to. (6 pes.) 
 
 268. Etchings by Otto Weber and others. 4to. 
 
 {8 pieces.) 
 
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 259. ETCHINGS, Etc. The King's Toilet, engraved by 
 Moreau le Jeune ; Still Life, etching by Barillot, proof ; Un 
 Nuage, by Gilbert; The Election at Eatanswill, colored 
 print; Zum Empfange, after Ri'chter. 4to and folio. (5 
 pieces ) 
 
 260. "piNDEN (WILLIAM). The Highlander's Return, 
 -*- after Wilkie. Large folio. Fine open-letter 
 
 proof. 
 
 261. FISHES. Engravings of the Grayling, Salmon, 
 Charr, etc. Exquisitely colored. (6 pieces.) 
 
 262. FLAMENG (LEOPOLD). Etchings. Rembrandt 
 at his house ; Portrait of Mdme. XXX. ; and others. Two 
 on India paper. (4 pieces.) 
 
 263. FOREIGN PORTRAITS. John Faust, the printer, 
 early copper engravings; John Reuchlin, and two other 
 mezzotints, by Haid; Raphael and Perugino, by Dien; 
 Erasmus, by Houbraken; Prince of Orange, by Caroline 
 Watson; etc. (10 pieces.) 
 
 264. Balthasar Castiglione, by Godefroi; J. B. 
 
 Greuze, by Charles Jacque ; Robert Stephanus, early copper; 
 Raphael, as a child, on India paper; Scaliger, by Edelinck; 
 Sarah Bernhardt, after Bastien Lepage; etc. (10 pieces.) 
 
 266. Rubens, by Marchi ; Arj'Scheffer; Paul Potter, 
 
 on India paper; Teniers; etc. Mostly folio. (12 pieces.) 
 
 266. Peter the Great, by Anderloni; Anne of Brit- 
 tany, colored; Raphael, by Pinden, proof; and others. 4to 
 and 8vo. (20 pieces.) 
 
 267. Goethe; Montaigne; Mdme. Recamier; Mdme. 
 
 De Stael, India proof; Hortense; Columbus; and others. 
 8vo. (50 pieces.) 
 
 268. Boccaccio; Dante; Ariosto; Petrarch's Laura, 
 
 colpred; SeSor Castelar; etc. 8vo. (50 pieces.) 
 
 269. India Proofs. Dante, from the death mask, 
 
 by Lane; Sir John Cheke, after Blooteling; J. C. Brunet 
 (the bibliographer) ; Canova, by Worthington ; etc. Folio, 
 and smaller. (12 pieces.) 
 
 270. Racine; Antoine Arnauld; Garcilasso de la 
 
 Vega; Marie Antoinette; etc. (100 pieces.) 
 
 271. Another lot. Lasalle, Voltaire, De Thou, 
 
 Frederick the Great, Rubens, etc. (125 pieces.) 
 
 272. FOREIGN VIEWS. Views by W. J. Linton, P. E. 
 Church, Stanfield, Bonnington, and others. (60 pieces.) 
 
 273. Another similar lot. (60 pieces.) 
 
 274. Another similar lot. (60 pieces.) 
 
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 275. FORREST (EDWIN). Playbill of his third appear- 
 ance on any stage, and his first performance of Frederick 
 in "Lover's Vows," Walnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia, 
 Dec. 29, 1820. 
 
 276. Playbills (4) of Drury Lane Theatre, Nov. and 
 
 Dec, 1836, Forrest as Damon in Damon and Pythias, first 
 time, and as Lear and Macbeth; Broadway Theatre, N. Y., 
 Forrest as Pizarro; Broadsheet Biography of Forrest, signed 
 " M.," with woodcut portrait. (6 pieces.) 
 
 277. Benefit Playbill, Drury Lane Theatre, Dec. 19, 
 
 1836. First appearance of Mr. Forrest in Sheridan Knowles' 
 Tragedy of Virginiiis, Mr. Knowles as Dentatus. 
 
 278. Playbill of the Performance of the American 
 
 Dramatic Fund Association (First Benefit), at the Astor 
 Place Opera House, Feb. 8, 1849. Foeeest as Macbeth. 
 
 279. Playbill of the American Theatre, Bowery, 
 
 Feb. 5, 1834. First night of Foeeest as Metamora. 
 
 280. Playbill, Broadway Theatre, Sept. 22, 1851 
 
 Forrest as Othello. (Mounted, with woodcut portrait on 
 back.) 
 
 281. as Metamora. Lithograph Portrait (colored). 
 
 Folio, full length, with gun. Lith. by N. Currier. Rare. 
 
 282. FOSTER (BIRKET). Landscape, with haymakers. 
 Lithograph in colors after Birket Foster. Finely colored. 
 Large folio. 
 
 283. FOSTER (STEPHEN C.) The Noted Song Writer, 
 author of ' ' The Old Folks at Home, ' ' etc. A Magazine Arti- 
 cle of 16 pp., neatly inlaid on 4to sheets, and illustrated 
 with 13 portraits and views, including portraits of Foster, 
 T. D. Rice, E. P. Christy, Foster's Grave, woodcuts of 
 Cincinnati and Pittsburgh. (As one piece.) 
 
 284. FRAGONARD. Les Hazards Heureux de I'Escar- 
 polette. Engraved by De Launay. Fine original impres- 
 sion (margins at top and sides trimmed close). 
 
 Scarce. 
 
 285. FRENCH COLORED LITHOGRAPHS. Sentimens 
 de nos Grisettes. 12 plates by Scheffer, lithographed by 
 Longlume. 4to. (12 pieces.) 
 
 This and the following series of colored lithographs are scarce 
 specimens of the best period of this art in France, from about 
 1834 to 1840, and all by noted artists, and very neatly— in 
 some cases exquisitely— colored. 
 
 286. La Journee d'une Actrice. Dessins de Ed. 
 
 Wattier. 4to. (12 pieces.) Paris, 1826. 
 
 287. L'Echelle Conjugale. Dessins par Wattier. 
 
 4to. (15 plates.) Paris, 1824. 
 
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 FRENCH COLORED LITHOGRAPHS. 
 
 288. Inconveniens d'un Voyage en Diligence. Par 
 
 Xavier Leprince. 4to. (12 plates.) 
 
 289. Angels of Darkness, by Philipon; Croquis Chi- 
 
 nois, par Lassalle; etc. 4to. (10 pieces.) 
 
 390. The French Travelling Quack Doctor; RSve 
 
 d'une Grisette; Occupation d'une Femme, par Philipon; 
 etc. (10 pieces.) 
 
 291. Les Tentations du Diable, par Philipon; Pe- 
 
 tites Affiches Parisiennes, par Philipon; etc. (10 pieces.) 
 
 292. Le Premier Baiser ; Variations d'une Femme; 
 
 Mceurs Parisiennes, par Pigal ; etc. (10 pieces.) 
 
 293. Lithographs by Boilly, 1824; Les Amours de 
 
 Bon Ton; etc. (13 pieces.) 
 
 294. Compensations, par Philipon. (13 various 
 
 plates. ) 
 
 395. Lithographs by Victor Adam, Bouchot, and 
 
 others, each with a movable flap. A scarce collection. (13 
 pieces.) 
 
 296. FRENCH ENGRAVINGS. Bacchante, par Bour- 
 geois de la Richardi^re, fine stipple ; Stipple Engraving by 
 Cazenave, fine proofs before all letters ; Amours Champ^tres, 
 by ChofEard, after Badouin (margins cut close) ; and others, 
 various. (7 pieces.) 
 
 397. FRENCH ETCHINGS. The Dance of Death, by 
 Thompson; and others by Zaleski, Dananche, etc. 4to. 
 (6 pieces.) 
 
 398. Etchings by Von Heyden, Ulm, etc. 4to. (6 
 
 pieces.) 
 
 299. En Retard pour la Fete, by Roybet; and two 
 
 others by the same; and others. 4to. (6 pieces.) 
 
 300. Etchings by Sege, Sutter, and others. 4to. (6 
 
 pieces.) 
 
 301. Etchings by Feyen-Perrin, etc. 4to. (6 pieces.) 
 
 302. Etchings by Feyen-Perrin, Petit, etc. 4to. 
 
 (6 pieces.) 
 
 303. Etchings by Eugene Delacroix and others. 4to. 
 
 (6 pieces.) 
 
 304. Etchings by Fernando, King of Portugal, 
 
 Fantin, and others. 4to. (6 pieces.) 
 
 306. En Provence, and La Petite Venise, by Gabriel; 
 
 .and others. 4to. (6 pieces.) 
 
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 306 Etchings by Paul Huet, Guerard, and others. 
 
 4to. (6 pieces.) 
 
 30'^- Etchings by Jules Herau, Longueville, etc. 
 
 4to. (6 pieces.) 
 
 308. Etchings by Langon, Lecurieux, etc. 4to. (6 
 
 pieces.) 
 
 809 
 
 - Etchings by Lan§on, Lecurieux, etc. 4to. (6 
 pieces.) 
 
 310. Etchings by Cuisin, Cinier, and Carolus. 
 
 Scenes, landscapes, etc. 4to. (6 pieces.) 
 
 311- Landscapes, etc., by Dufeu, Drouyn; Louis 
 
 XIV., by Chambray, etc. 4to. (6 pieces.) 
 
 312- Etchings by Duseigneur, Dupray, and others.- 
 
 4to. (6 pieces.) 
 
 313. Le Repas des Enfants, par Davis; Souvenir de 
 
 Jura, par Dananche ; La Rentree de Pierrot, par Dansaert ; 
 and others. 4to. (6 pieces.) 
 
 314. Pare h Richmond, par Edwards; and other 
 
 landscapes, etc. 4to. (6 pieces.) 
 
 315. Les Demoiselles de Village, par Gustave Cour- 
 
 bet ; Apr6s la Bataille, par Cossmann ; Fantaisies, and^ les 
 Laveuses, par Constantin. Original impressions. 4to. 
 (4 pieces. ) 
 
 316. Rue St. Yves a Rennes, par Coue; and others 
 
 "by Charnay, Chevrier, etc. 4to. (6 pieces.) 
 
 317. Original etchings by Chiflart and Chiflard. 
 
 4to. (6 pieces.) 
 
 318. Episode de la Guerre d'Amerique, par Forbes; 
 
 Une Promenade k Pekin, par Cham; sheep scenes par 
 Chaigneau. 4to. (5 pieces.) 
 
 319. Veyrassat, Un Relais; Bassets, after Decamps, 
 
 by Laroche (dog study) ; Jean Raisin, after Ribot, by Mas- 
 son; etc. (6 pieces.) 
 
 320. Maison de Gutemberg k Mayence, by Van 
 
 Elven ; and others by SafErey, Otto-Weber, etc. (8 pieces ) 
 
 331. Landscapes, by various etchers. (9 pieces.) 
 
 333. Venetian Views, by Leon Gaucherel (3) ; land- 
 scape by Blery, India proof, signed; and others. (8 pieces.) 
 
 333. Cour de Maison HoUandaise, by Ra.jon, after 
 
 Pieter de Hooghe; Marechalerie de Village, by Veyrassat; 
 
 and other ' etchings by Perotti, Waltner, and others. (11 
 
 pieces.) 
 
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 FRENCH ETCHINGS. 
 
 324. Etchings by Greux, Paul Huet, Lalauze, 
 
 Mongin, etc. (8 pieces.) 
 
 325. La Garde du Drapeau, by Yon; Rue des 
 
 Pretres, par Leon Gaucherel ; and others. 4to. (6 pieces.) 
 
 326. Girl with Flowers, by Alfred Stevens, proof; 
 
 La Terasse, original etching by Bracquemond. Folio. (2 
 pieces.) 
 
 327. FRENCH ENGRAVERS. Les Georgiennes au Bain, 
 by Godefroy, after La Hire; Brigone, by Le Grand, after 
 Vallin. Folio. Original impressions. (2 pieces.) 
 
 328. FRENCH MASTERS. The Fight for the Standard, 
 bj' Edelinck, re-strike ; Le S"care de Louis XVI. , after Fra- 
 gonard, by Masquelier; Portrait of a Girl, after Grimou, 
 by Blot. Folio. (3 pieces.) 
 
 329. Photographs of Noted French Paintings. 
 
 Folio. (4 pieces.) 
 
 330. Engravings, after Coypel, Lebrun, and others, 
 
 including a few Italian. 4to. (8 pieces.) 
 
 331. FRENCH REVOLUTION. Lithographs by Engel- 
 mann of scenes in the fighting. (8 pieces, 4 colored.) 
 
 332. /^ AUCHEREL (LEON). Etchings. Etretat; Na- 
 ^J ture Morte; Dolmen de Bocmariaker. 4to. 
 
 (3 pieces.) 
 
 333. GAUTIER (LUCIEN). The Last Rose of Summer. 
 Original etching by, signed proof with remarque, on Japan 
 paper. Folio. 
 
 334. GHISI (GEORGE). Apollo Playing on a Lyre. 
 Contemporary copy of the original. Circa 1560. 
 
 335. GRANT (GEN. U. S.) Full-length Portrait, mili- 
 tary uniform, on the battle-field. Etching by L. Mercier, 
 1866. Original impression, printed by Delatre. 4to. 
 Scarce. 
 
 336. GUIDO. St. Mary Magdalen, by Cuengo; Ecce 
 Homo, by Mandel; etc. Folio. (4 pieces.) 
 
 337. TXADEN (SEYMOUR). Vue de la Tamise. Etch- 
 -*-*- ing. 4to. Original impression, with the num- 
 ber 18 in upper right corner, published in 1863. Printed 
 by Delatre, and with Cadart's stamp. 
 
 Very scarce. 
 
 338. HART (WILLIAM). Original Oil Painting, marine 
 view, painted on canvas paper, mounted in large mat, fine 
 example. 5 in. x 2f in. 
 
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 340. HECHT (W.) The Death of Wallenstein, etched 
 after Piloty. India proof. Folio. 
 
 341. Under the Arenas, etched after Piloty. India 
 
 proof. Folio. 
 
 343. HELLEU (PAUL). Dry-Points, etc., by Paul Hel- 
 leu ; Studies of Female Paces. 4to. (10 pieces.) 
 
 343. HENRY IV. Lying in State. Mezzotint by Dun- 
 karton, from a rare print. 4to. Open-letter proof. 
 
 344. HERRING (J. F.) Noted Animal Painter. The 
 Village Blacksmith. Mezzotint by Patterson. Large folio. 
 Open-letter proof. 
 
 345. HOGARTH (W.) Marriage 4 la Mode. The set of 
 6 plates engraved by T. Cook. Folio. Lond. 1796. (6 pes.) 
 
 This and the following lots of engravings after Hogarth are 
 all good impressions of the original engravings by Cook, and 
 in excellent state. Published from about 1796 to 1801. Folio. 
 
 346. Oval Bust Portrait of Hogarth. 
 
 347. Moses before Pharaoh's Daughter. 
 
 348. The Roast Beef of Old England. 
 
 349. Morning; Noon; Evening; Night. (4 pieces.) 
 
 350. The Rake's Progress. Complete set of the 8 
 
 plates. (8 pieces.) 
 
 351. The March to Finchley. 
 
 353. Canvassing for a Vote; The Polling; The 
 
 Chairing. (3 pieces.) 
 
 353. Paul before Felix. 
 
 354. The Strolling Players. 
 
 355. A Midnight Modern Conversation. 
 
 SECOND SESSION. 
 
 356. HOGARTH (W.) The Enraged Musician. 
 
 357. Garrick as Richard III. 
 
 358. An Election Entertainment. 
 
 359. Beer Street and Gin Lane. (3 pieces.) 
 
 360. The Distressed Poet. 
 
 361. Credulity, Superstition and Fanaticism. 
 
 363. Analysis of Beauty. (3 pieces.) 
 
 363. The South Sea, Sleeping Congregation, etc. 
 
 On 3 sheets. (3 pieces.) 
 
 364. A Country Inn Yard, The Times, and other 
 
 subjects. On 3 sheets. (3 pieces.) 
 
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 365. Lord Lovat, and The Bathos. (2 pieces.) 
 
 ' 366. The Harlot's Progress. Complete set of the 6 
 
 platPS; (6 pieces.) 
 
 367. France and England. (2 pieces.) 
 
 368. — — The Four Stages of Cruelty. (4 pieces.) 
 
 369. — Portrait of C. Churchill, the Poet. 
 
 370. Industry and Idleness. Complete set of the 
 
 13 plates. (12 pieces.) 
 
 371. Southwark Fair. 
 
 372. The Cock Fight. 
 
 373. Before and After. (2 pieces.) 
 
 374. HOLBEIN. The Family of Sir Thomas More, eng. 
 by Worthington. India proof before all letters. 8vo. Scarce. 
 
 375. HONDIUS (ABRAHAM). Noted Dutch Painter and 
 JEngraver. Mezzotint Portrait, eng. by J. Smith. 4to. 
 
 376. TRVING (WASHINGTON). A Set of Plates to 
 ■^ illustrate "The Alhambra." 12mo, on small 
 
 4to sheets. All india proofs before letters. (11) 
 
 377. ITALIAN PAINTERS. Titian, India-proof litho- 
 graph, 1827; Canova; Correggio; etc. 4to, etc. (7 pieces.) 
 
 378. TACQUE (CHARLES). Portrait of M. Luquet, 
 ^ etched by Jaeque. Fine original impression, 
 
 printed by Delatre. 4to. 
 
 379. Le Prin temps, and Le Chemin de Halage. 
 
 Etchings. (2 pieces.) 
 
 380. JACQUE (L£0N). Etchings. Le Moulin de la 
 Galette; La Campagne; La Chasse aux Canards; Interieur 
 de Ferme. 4to. (4 pieces.) 
 
 381. JACQUEMART (JULES). Souvenirs de Voyage 
 (old boots, drawings, etc.). Original etching. 4to. 
 
 382. Landscape, with tropical foliage. Original 
 
 etching. 4to. 
 
 383. L'Ecureuil et la Mouche (The Squirrel and the 
 
 Fly). 4to. ' ' 
 
 384. Title-page to the Vol. of the Society of Aqua- 
 
 fortistes for 1863, showing Greek ruins, with a large cock. 
 4to. . 
 
 385. La Ville et la Campagne (two small etchings 
 
 on one sheet). (As one piece.) 
 
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 386. Etchings. The Soldier and the Laughing Girl, 
 
 after Van der Meer. 4to, on India Paper. 
 
 387. Etchings after Teniers and Goya. 4to. (2 
 
 pieces.) 
 
 388. A Tryptich, and a Cloisonne Vase. Both on 
 
 India Paper. 4to. (3 pieces. ) 
 
 389. JOHNSON (ANDREW). Mezzotint by William 
 Sartain, three-quarter length. Large folio. (7 copies. ) 
 
 390. JOHNSON (DR. SAMUEL). Three different Por- 
 traits: Michael Johnson, his father; James Boswell; and 
 Johnson Rescuing Goldsmith, and a Literary Party at Sir 
 Joshua Reynolds', both eng. in mezzo, by Sartain. (7 pes.) 
 
 391. JONGKIND. Vue de la Ville de Maslins. 4to. 
 [1863.] 
 
 This and the following lots of the etchings of Jongkind are 
 all original impressions, printed by Delatre, and with Cadart's 
 stamp. 
 
 393. Entree du Port de Honfleur. 4to. 1863. 
 
 393. Sortie du Port de Honfleur. 4to. 1864. 
 
 394. Jetee en Bois dans le Port de Honfleur. 4to. 
 
 1865. 
 
 395. Vue du Port au Chemin de fer k Honfleur. 
 
 4to. 1866. 
 
 396. TZ'AULBACH (WILHELM VON). The Decora- 
 -^^ tions in the Berlin Museum. Edited by A. 
 
 Duncker. 4 large folio parts, containing 11 engravings by 
 Eichens and others, and including Homer and the Greeks, 
 Venus, etc. In the original wrappers. (As 1 piece.) 
 
 Berlin, 1854 
 
 397. KENSITT (J. F.) American Painter. Square Bust 
 Portrait. Eng. by F. Halpin, after A. Baker. India proof. 
 Folio. 
 
 398. Another copy. 
 
 399. Two copies of the same. 
 
 400. Four copies of the same. 
 
 401. Four copies of the same. 
 
 403. Seven copies of the same. 
 
 403. T ALANNE (MAXIME). One of the most Famous 
 J-^ of the French Etchers of the 19th Century. 
 
 A Bordeaux. 4to. 1866. 
 
 This and the following lots of the etchings of Lalanne are all 
 original impressions, printed by Delatre, and with Cadart's 
 stamp. 
 
 404. Vue Prise du Pont St. Michel. 4to. 
 
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 405. Cusset (Excursion de Vichy). 4to. 
 
 406. Rue des Marmousets (Vieux Paris). 4to. 
 
 407. Aux Environs de Paris. 4to. 
 
 408. 1 Neuilly (Seine). 4to. 
 
 409. Demolitions pour le Percement de la Rue des 
 
 iScoles et pour le Percement du Boulevard St. Germain. 
 Etchings of Old Paris. 4to. (2 pieces.) 
 
 410. Cusset (Excursion de Vichy). India paper. 4to. 
 
 411. LANgON (AUG.) Tigre de Cochin-Chine; Lion de 
 Nubie. 2 original etchings. 4to. (2 pieces.) 
 
 412. LANDSCAPES. La Cuecagna, after Claude, by 
 Parboni; Le Matin, after Dietricy, by Guttemberg. Folio. 
 (2 pieces.) 
 
 413. Environs de Mortagne, eng. by Masquelier, after 
 
 Le Prince ; Landscape after Claude, by Volpato ; and two 
 others. Folio. (4 pieces.) 
 
 414. A View from Nature, by Photogravure Process. 
 
 (125 copies, as a lot.) 
 
 415. LANDSEER (THOMAS). Deer-Shooting Scene. 
 Eng. after Sir Edwin Landseer. Folio. India proofs. (4 pes.) 
 
 416. LAURENS (JULES). Etchings. Les Sonnets 
 d'Auvergne; Sous les Murs de Teheran; Canards Sauvages; 
 Pies sous Bois; and others by the same. 4to. (7 pieces.) 
 
 417. LEGROS (A.) Noted French Etcher. Le Refec- 
 
 toire. 4to. 
 
 This and the two following lots are original impressions 
 printed by Delatre, and with Cadart's stamp. 
 
 418. Le Manage. 4to. 
 
 419. Le Lutrin. 4to. 
 
 420. LEMPEREUR (L. S.) French Engraver. Les 
 Amours enchaines par les Graces; and, Las Graces lutinees 
 par les Amours. Both after De La Grenee. Folio. Early 
 impressions, but a trifle damaged in the margins. (2 pieces. ) 
 
 421. LEPIC (VICOMTE). French Etcher. Pour les 
 Paiivres: Jupiter. Two fine etchings of dogs. Folio. (2 pes) 
 
 422. LINCOLN (ABRAHAM). The Council of War: 
 Lincoln, Grant, Sherman and others. Lithograph group 
 portrait, full length (dust-stained). Drawn by P. Kramer. 
 N. Y. 1865. 
 
 423. Lincoln and Family. Lithograph by Kurz and 
 
 Allison, Chicago. Folio (torn). 
 
 424. LITHOGRAPHS. 22 landscape studies, after 
 Calame and others. Folio and 8vo. (22 pieces.) 
 
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 425. lyT-ACBETH (R. W.) Lady Bountiful, original 
 ■^-^ etching by Macbeth. 4to. 
 
 426. MADONNA. Maria mit dem kinde. Etched by 
 Krauskopf, after Ferrari. India proof. 
 
 437. MANET (EDOUARD). Famous French Painter. 
 Original Painter Etching, Les Gitanos. Original impres- 
 sion, printed by Delatre, and with Cadart's stamp. 4to. 
 
 428. Lola de Valence. Original Painter Etching, 
 
 original impression, printed by Delatre, and with Cadart's 
 stamp. 4to. 
 
 429. MARINE. Burning of the Ocean Monarch, emi- 
 grant ship, 1848. Engraved by Outhwaite, after Morel 
 Fatio. Folio. Original impression. 
 
 430. Barque de P^cheur, Coup de vent sur le 
 
 Banc de Terre Neuve, lithographs by T. Gudin; The 
 Storm, lithograph by Ligny. 4to and folio. (3 pieces, ) 
 
 431. The British & North American Royal Mail 
 
 S. S. {Scotia,), off Cape Race, throwing overboard the New 
 York Associated Press Parcel, containing news and tele- 
 grams from Europe. Photograph from the picture by S. 
 Walters. Large folio. 
 
 432. MARTIAL (A. P.) Le Canal St. Martin, and two 
 other etchings of Paris. Original impressions, printed by 
 Delatre. 4to. (3 pieces.) 
 
 433. Paris en 1867. Exposition Universelle. The 
 
 12 original copper-plates containing the 48 etched pages, 
 «ach having several etchings and descriptive text in script. 
 Finely etched views of scenes in the Exposition, and of 
 typical Parisian scenes, by Martial. (As one piece.) 
 
 434. MATHEY (ARMAND). Portrait of a lady of the 
 French Court, etched by Armand Mathey. Signed proof 
 on parchment. Folio. 
 
 435. MEISSONIER (E.) Une Lecture chez Diderot, 
 etching by Mongin; Le Coup de I'Etrier, photogravure. 
 (2 pieces. ) 
 
 436. MERYON (C.) Minist^re de la Marine. (Fictions 
 etVoeux.) Etching. Original Impression printed by De- 
 latre, and with Cadart's stamp. 
 
 437. MEZZOTINTS. Portrait of Robert Southey, by 
 S. W. Reynolds. 1822. Fine impression on Large Paper. 
 8vo. 
 
 438. Mrs. Hope, after Reynolds, by S. W. Reynolds. 
 
 8vo. Original proof. 
 
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 MEZZOTINTS. 
 
 439. Innocent X., by Valentine Green. Portrait of 
 
 a boy, after Reynolds, by Sal way. (2 pieces.) 
 
 440. Lady Pitt, by Say (poor condition) ; Indigence, 
 
 par Jouanin; Jocelyn, par RoUet; Sleeping Child, byOlder- 
 mann. Folio. (4 pieces.) 
 
 441. MISCELLANEOUS ENGRAVINGS. Danse des 
 Nymphes, after Crayer; Come Along, by Frank Holl, 
 open-letter proof ; and others. Folio, etc. (5 pieces.) 
 
 442. Entrance to the Adelphi Wharf, litho. after 
 
 Gericault by Hullmandel; two modern impressions of etch- 
 ings by Ostade. (3 pieces.) 
 
 443. Miscellaneous engravings after Raphael, Pous- 
 
 sin and others, by Aquila, Pesne, Thomassin, etc. Large 
 folio. (6) 
 
 444. Lithograph view of Aurora, N.Y., 1848;Cohoes 
 
 Falls, 1798; Rock Bridge, Virginia, 1798; Engraving by 
 Chodowiecki ; and others various. (50 pieces. ) 
 
 445. Portrait of James Buchanan, by Buttre, one of 
 
 10 copies on India paper; Washington Irving, by Smillie,, 
 after Darley ; Windsor Castle, fine aquatint in brown (mar- 
 gins cut close); colored aquatint views in Italy, etc. (33 
 pieces.) 
 
 446. French etchings of Landscapes, unsigned. 
 
 India proofs. 4to. (5 pieces.) 
 
 447. Abel, after Rubens by Fittler, open-letter 
 
 proof; The Return of Ulysses [?], by Bovi after Delaresse,, 
 proof; and others various. (10 pieces.) 
 
 448. Figurative wood-engraving by Jackson, circa 
 
 1760, printed in brown; The Descent from the Cross, after 
 Ricciardelli ; The Farmer's Home, after Brooks; etc. 
 Folio. (10 pieces. ) 
 
 449. La Fille aux Poussins, by Levasseur ; A Brown 
 
 Study, aquatint in brown by Havell, proof; Fine photo- 
 gravure by Goupil, after Brozik; etc. Folio. (10 pieces.) 
 
 450. Seven 12mo sepia drawings of the months by 
 
 A. Muhl, 1754; LaVi^rge k la Chaise, after Raphael ; etc. 
 (18 pieces.) 
 
 451. The -Spirit of '76, engraved by H. S. Sadd, 
 
 after Matteson, proof; Plenty (statue of), fine original 
 pencil drawing, by Vauthier; The Destroying Angel, mez- 
 zotint, by Martin ; and others, various. Mostly folio. (20 
 pieces.) 
 
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 MISCELLANEOUS ENGRAVINGS. 
 
 ^S^- Miscellaneous Engravings. 4to and 8vo. (50 
 
 pieces.) 
 
 *53. Another lot, similar. (50 pieces.) 
 
 *54- Steel Engravings, mostly from the Art Jour- 
 nal and after famous paintings. 4to. (80 pieces.) 
 
 *55. Another lot, similar. (80 pieces.) 
 
 •i56. Another lot, similar. (100 pieces.) 
 
 45T. Another lot, similar. (100 pieces.) 
 
 458. MORGHEN (RAPHAEL). Madonna of the Chair, 
 after Raphael. Original impression. Large 4to. 
 
 459. One of the Frescoes in the Vatican. Engraved 
 
 after Raphael. Fine original impression. 
 
 460. Poesis, and Theologia. Engraved by Morghen, 
 
 after Raphael. (2 pieces.) 
 
 Brilliant original impressions. 
 
 461. Medallion of Christ, after Leonardo, in the 
 
 Trivulzio Collection; Jupiter. Original impressions. 
 (3 pieces.) 
 
 462. Canova; Guicciardini ; and another. (3 pieces.) 
 
 463. MOUNT VERNON. N. W. View. Lith. with the 
 pen by A. KoUner. Oblong 8vo. 
 
 464. MULLER (J. G.) " Alexandre, Vainqueur de Soi- 
 Meme." Engraved by J. G. MuUer, after G. Flink. 
 
 Fine impression. 
 
 465. MURILLO. Engravings after Murillo, by Lefevre, 
 Boutrois, and others. (13 pieces.) 
 
 466. nV'APOLEON I. Le Retour en France. Finely 
 -*-^ drawn Lithograph, published by Gosselin, 
 
 representing soldiers of France carrying the coffin of Napo- 
 leon, while the shades of the Old Guard accompany it. 
 Beautiful impression. Folio. 
 
 467. Portraits of Napoleon, Josephine, Archduke 
 
 Charles; Massena, by Boilly; Ney, colored woodcut; etc. 
 (24 pieces.) 
 
 468. NAVAL. Action between the British Fleet under 
 Admiral Parker and the Dutch Fleet under Admiral Zout- 
 man on the Dogger B&nk, Aug. 5, 1781. Painted by D. 
 Serres, engraved by R. Pollard. Folio. Original impres- 
 sion, but neatly repaired in one corner and mounted on 
 card. Lond. 1782. 
 
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 NAVAL. 
 
 469. Departure of Dutch Ships from Portsmouth 
 
 Harbor, June, 1833, after the raising of the embargo (the 
 Belgian revolt for Independence). Painted by J. Schett, 
 engraved in aquatint by R. Havell. Polio (slight stain in 
 bottom corners, and top margin repaired). 
 
 470. The English and French Fleets in the Baltic, 
 
 1854, by Oswald W. Brierly; consisting of eighteen large 
 folio lithographs, in tints. Executed by T. C. Dutton, R. 
 Carrick, J. Needham, and T. Picken, with full descrip- 
 tions on separate sheets. Published by Day & Son, Lond., 
 
 1855, in original paper wrapper. Large folio. 
 
 471. NEW YORK CITY. Batterie de New- York. Orig- 
 inal etching by De Bonsonge. Original impression, printed 
 by Delatre, 1866. 4to. (Shows the Battery and some dis- 
 tance up the East River.) 
 
 472. Bowery Theatre: View of the (First) Bowery 
 
 Theatre, New York. Folio. I. Town, Architect; On stone, 
 by A. J. Davis; Imbert's Lithography. [1826.] Inlaid. 
 Excessively rare. 
 
 473. John Street Theatre. Interior view of the old 
 
 John Street Theatre, New York, showing scene on stage. 
 Oblong 8vo. India proof. Inlaid. 
 
 474. Park Theatre, N. Y. City. Original pen-and- 
 ink Drawing of the cornerstone of the first Park Theatre, 
 laid on the 5th day of May, 1795, Jacob Morton, Wm. Hen- 
 derson and Carlile Pollock, Commissioners; and Lewis 
 Hallam and John Hodgkinson, Managers. 8vo. 
 
 This stone was found in the ruins of the Park Theatre fire of 
 1848. 
 
 475. Fox's Old Bowery Theatre: the Last Scene in 
 
 O. L. Fox's New and Gorgeous Pantomime, " The House 
 that Jack Built." Lithograph by C. Currier. Folio. Trial 
 proof, colored by hand, to try the effects of the colors. 
 
 476. Interior view of the Hippodrome (formerly sit- 
 uated on the site of the present Fifth Avenue Hotel). 
 4to tinted lithograph, on music sheet. N. Y. 1853. 
 
 477. The Burning of Abbey's Park Theatre, New 
 
 York, October 30th, 1882 (advertised date of Mrs. Lang- 
 try's debut in America). Photograph. 4to. 
 
 478. Park Theatre, N. Y. Photograph of the en- 
 graving showing the interior of the Park Theatre, with 
 Charles Mathews and Miss Johnson on the stage; taken 
 from the painting in water-color by John Searle. With 
 key on margin. 4to. 
 
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 NEW YORK CITY. 
 
 479. Entrance to the First Congregational Churchy 
 
 Broadway. Lithograph in color by Penwork, after D. H. 
 Arnot. Fine condition. Rare. N. Y. 1845. 
 
 480. View of the Ruins after the great fire in New 
 
 York, Dec. 16 and 17, 1835, as seen from Exchange Place. 
 Aquatint by W. J. Bennett, after N. Calyo. (Mounted and 
 cut down.) Polio. 
 
 481. View of the Masonic Hall: Front on Broad- 
 
 l way. Lithograph by Imbert; drawn on stone by A. J. 
 ^ Davis; on India Paper. Folio. BoA-e. 
 
 483. John Street Theatre: Playbill, Jan. 31, 1794, 
 
 "The School for Scandal," and "The Flitch of Bacon,'' 
 with Messrs. Henry, Hallam, Hodgkinson, and Richards 
 (Crosbie) in the cast. Rare. 
 
 483. A View of New York, Governor's Island, the 
 
 River, etc., from Long Island. 8vo. Lond. : A. Hamilton, 
 1776. 
 
 Fine impression of the original print, showing the troops 
 under arms. 
 
 484. Another copy. (No margin.) 
 
 485. Original Pen-and-ink Drawing (two on one 
 
 sheet) of the Old Pewter Mug Tavern, N. Y. City, in its 
 original form and after being unroofed. 4to. 1861. Fine. 
 (1 piece.) 
 
 486. Peter Stuyvesant's Army entering New Am- 
 sterdam (to illustrate Irving's New York). Humorous 
 lithograph by Sarony, after W. Heath. Long folio. 
 
 487. Debarquement des Troupes Angloises a Nou- 
 
 velle Yorck, hand-colored (margins torn); L'Entre de 
 Troupes Royal a Nouvelle Yorck, hand-colored. Mounted. 
 Eng. by F. Habermann. (" The Augsbourg Plates.") 4to. 
 (3 pieces.) 
 
 488. View of City Hall; Colman's Literary Rooms ; 
 
 Columbia College. On India Paper. Eng. by Fenner, Sears 
 & Co., after Davis & Burton. Lond., pub. 1831. 8vo. (3 pes.) 
 
 489. The Life of a Fireman. Lithograph by N. 
 
 Currier, after L. Maurer. Hand-colored. In fine condition. 
 Folio. N. Y., pub. 1854. Very rare. 
 
 490. The Great International Caledonian Games, 
 
 held at Jones' Woods, New York, July 1st, 1867. Fine 
 lithograph in color. Large folio. 
 
 491. View of New York (looking from Brooklyn). 
 
 Lithograph by H. Bencke, after John Bachmann. In color. 
 Large folio (margin damaged). 
 
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 493. (^LD MASTERS. Le Mariage de Ste. Catherine, 
 ^-^ eng. by Vendramini, after Maratti ; Abraham 
 offering up Isaac, by Surugue, after Del Sarto. Folio. (2 
 pieces.) 
 
 493. Madonna and Child, after Carlo Dolci, by Bar- 
 
 toJozzi (cut close) ; Michael Angelo's The Contest with the 
 Bow, stipple engraving printed in carmine; St. Michael and 
 the Devil, after Raphael, by Geille (fine impression) ; Holy 
 Family, after Correggio, by Bonato (brilliant open-letter 
 proof) ; and others, similar. Folio and smaller. (24 pieces.) 
 
 494. The Daughter of Robert Strozzi, after Titian, 
 
 by Cunego; The Feast at Cana, after Tintoretto, by Vol- 
 pato; The Prodigal Son, after Guercino, by Cunego; and 
 others. Folio. (7 pieces, ) 
 
 495. Landscape, after Poussin, by Mason; Orphee, 
 
 after Poussin, by Bovinet; S. Catharine, after Parmegiano, 
 layTinti; and others. Folio. (8 pieces.) 
 
 496. Moses, after Michael Angelo, by Berlini; The 
 
 Adoration of the Shepherds, after Ribera, by Ingouf ; Mieris 
 in his Studio, fine lithograph by Hanfstaengl; and others. 
 Polio. (8 pieces.) 
 
 497. — — Landscape, after Salvator Rosa, by Fortier; 
 The Dead Christ, after Carraccio, by Godefroy; Concert of 
 Cats, after Breughel; and others. Folio (8 pieces. ) 
 
 498. The Magdalen, after Correggio ; Salvator Mundi, 
 
 after Del Sarto; Mater Dolorosa, after Dolci, by Mandel; 
 and others. Folio. (8 pieces.) 
 
 499. Heliogravures by Amand Durel of engravings 
 
 by Durer, Aldegrever, Marc Antonio, Beham, etc. (10 
 pieces.) 
 
 500. Early Lithographs (1823-30) of paintings by 
 
 Liicas von Leyden, Cranach, Israel v. Meckenen, Van Eyck, 
 and others of the early Flemish School. Folio. (12 pieces.) 
 
 501. Autotype Facsimiles of Drawings by Raphael, 
 
 Domenichino, Rubens, Rembrandt, etc. Mounted on large 
 folio cards. 
 
 502. 8 Photos, from paintings of the Old Masters. 
 
 (8 pieces.) 
 
 503. ORIGINAL DRAWINGS. Vandyck, bust, in pen- 
 cil and red chalk; A Soldier in Armour, after Kneller, 
 painted in sepia ; and two others. (4 pieces. ) 
 
 504. OSTADE (VAN). The Strolling Musicians. 4to 
 (no margin). 
 
 505. OXFORD. View of Oxford from the Observatory. 
 Finely colored aquatint after Turner. 4to. Lond. : Acker- 
 mann, 1814. 
 
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 506. "pAINTERS. Charles Le Brim, India-proof litho- 
 -*- graph ; Vandyck, stipple engraving, printed in 
 
 carmine; Cuyp; and others. 4to, etc. (8 pieces.) 
 
 507. Rembrandt, India-proof lithograph by Hull- 
 
 mandel, 1836; Murillo; Wm. Wissing; etc. 4to, etc. (13 
 pieces.) 
 
 508. PARIS. Aneien Paris, Rue Saint Eloi, by Martial; 
 Paris en Train, and Les Veilles Masons du Pont-Neuf, by 
 Taiee. Etchings. 4to. (3 pieces.) 
 
 509. PARRISH (STEPHEN). Rocks of Cape Ann. Origi- 
 nal etching. Unpublished plate. Scarce.- Oblong 4to. 
 
 510. PETRAK (ALOYS). Modern German Etcher. The 
 Judgment of Paris, and St. Jerome. Miniature etchings 
 after Durer. Original impressions. (2 pieces. ) 
 
 Rare. 
 
 511. PHOTOGRAPHS. A Collection of Photographs of 
 Foreign Views, Statuary, etc. 4to. (17) 
 
 512. Large Photograph of Milan Cathedral. 
 
 513. Photographs by Goupil of Military Paintings by 
 
 Bellange, Protais, and other subjects. 4to. Mounted on 
 card. (10 pieces.) 
 
 514 Photographs of the Fountain of Love, by Frago- 
 
 nard; Une R6ve, by Cogniet; and other Paintings. 4to. 
 Mounted on card. (9 pieces.) 
 
 515. The Mountain Torrent, after Zimmermann; 
 
 Faust at the Sabbath, and at the Combat, after Chifflart. 
 Large folio. (3 pieces.) 
 
 516. PORTFOLIO. Half red morocco, with side flaps. 
 Size, 18 X 23. (A little worn.) 
 
 517. PORTRAITS. Mozart, aquatint by Quenedy; 
 Raphael and Perugino, by Uien, on Large Paper; Sir 
 Samuel Shepherd, mezzo, by Jackson. (3 pieces.) 
 
 618. Washington, after Stuart, the Lansdowne Por- 
 trait by Heath (margins at top and bottom cut close) ; W. H. 
 Seward, by Ritchie; J. B. Gough, water-color drawing. 
 Folio. (3 pieces.) 
 
 519. Etchings of Etienne Gardiner (Bp. Stephen 
 
 Gardner), after Holbein, by Gaujean; Francis I., after 
 Titian, by Koepping; and others. 4to. (6 pieces.) 
 
 5i0. POSTERS. 25 Colored Posters (four duplicates) by 
 Gordon Ross, Harrison Fisher, etc. Folio. (25 pieces.) 
 
 521. Another lot of 25, all different, including some 
 
 of the preceding lot; and others. Folio. (25 pieces.) 
 
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 522. POTTER (PAUL). The Young Bull; etc. Engrav- 
 ings by Laurent and others. (5 pieces.) 
 
 523. POUSSIN (M.) The Cascades. Engraved by Vivares. 
 London, 1785. Folio. 
 
 524. The Continence of Scipio. Engraved by F. 
 
 Legat. Folio. 
 
 525. PROOF WOODCUTS. A Collection of Proof Wood- 
 cuts, eng. by W. J. Linton, Swain and others, after Millais 
 and other well-known artists. 8vo. (66 pieces.) 
 
 526. /QUEBEC. A View of the Taking of Quebec; View 
 ^ of Quebec from the Basin. Both from the 
 
 London Magazine, 1760. 4to. (2 pieces.) 
 
 527. QUEYROY (A.) French Etcher. Chanteurs de 
 Noel ; Dans les Landes ; Rue du Rivage, Nveres ; and other 
 etchings by the same. 4to. (7 pieces. ) 
 
 528. "DALEGH (SIR WALTER), Parting with his 
 -^'' Wife, before his Execution. Eng by C. Burt, 
 
 after Leutze. Folio. Open-letter proof. 
 
 529. RAPHAEL. Les Trois Graces. Eng. by F. Forster, 
 1841, after Raphael. Letter proof. Fine original impres- 
 sion, with publisher's stamp. Folio. 
 
 530. La Vierge h la Chaise. Eng. by Pelee. Large 
 
 folio. 
 
 531. La Ste. Vierge. Eng. by Thevenin. Verj^ fine 
 
 open-letter proof. Folio. 
 
 532. The Transfiguration, by Girardet; The Sibyls, 
 
 by Cunego; La Fornarina, by the same; St. Cecilia, by 
 Boisson; The Colonna Madonna, by Lightfoot. Folio. 
 (4 pieces.) 
 
 533. The Virgin with the Veil, by Metzmacher, India 
 
 proof; Uranie, by Forster; The Virgin with the Bird, by 
 Martinet ; The Marriage of the Virgin, proof before all let- 
 ters. Folio. (4 pieces.) 
 
 534. The Sistine Madonna, by Aikman ; La Belle 
 
 Jardiniere, by Levy; and others. Folio. (6 pieces.) 
 
 535. Paintings in the Vatican: The Burning of 
 
 Troy; St. Peter released by the Angel; the Trinity; etc. 
 Engravings by Volpato. Large Folio. Fine original im- 
 pressions. (8 pieces.) 
 
 536. Raphael's Cartoons: The Death of Ananias; 
 
 Miraculous draught of Fishes ; Causing the Blind to See ; 
 and 3 others. Engraved by Nicolaus Dorigny, after 
 Raphael. Large folio. (7) 
 
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 537. REMBRANDT. Christ Healing the Sick. (The 
 Hundred-Guilder Print.) A remarkably rich impression 
 of the second state of the plate, from the Vischer collection. 
 
 One of the rarest of Rembrandt etchings, and possibly one 
 of the finest impressions sold in late years. Only in the second 
 state can this etching be obtained, and very few copies of it 
 are known. 
 
 538. The Stoning of Stephen. A very fine original 
 
 impression of the etching. 
 
 539. Adam and Eve. Original impression (but a 
 
 slight piece torn from the centre, and filled up). 
 
 540. The Shipmaster and his Wife. 19^ x 13 in. 
 
 This and the two following lots are magnificent reproduc- 
 tions in permanent autotype — of the highest style of the pro- 
 cess — from the original paintings, the effect being that of a 
 rich dark mezzotint. Each forms a most attractive picture for 
 framing. 
 
 541. Flora. From the Duke of Buccleuch's col- 
 lection. 
 
 543. Jan Six at the Window. From Leon Bonnat's 
 
 collection, London. 
 
 548. Portrait of a Youth, painted by the artist, en- 
 graved in mezzotint by W. Pether. Folio. 
 
 544. Etched Portrait, in old age, by J. L. Raab. 
 
 India proof. 4to. 
 
 545. The Gold-weigher, from the original; three 
 
 portraits, engraved by Claessens and Fry (after paintings). 
 Folio, etc. (4 pieces.) 
 
 546. REYNOLDS (SIR JOSHUA). Etching of Lady 
 Smyth and children, by Charles Courtry. Folio. 
 
 547. RIBOT (E.) Famous French Etcher and Painter. 
 Portrait of M. Cad art. 4to. 
 
 This and the following lots of the etchings of Eibot ai-e all 
 original impressions, printed by Delatre, and with Cadart's 
 stamp. 
 
 548. Le Dejeuner du Chat. 4to. 
 
 549. Un Contrebandier. 4to. 
 
 550. Le Mets Brule (Salon de 1863). 4to. 
 
 551. 'L'Aide de Cuisine. 4to. 
 
 552. La Pri^re. 4to. 
 
 553. Les Eplucheurs. 4to. 
 
 554. RICE (THOMAS DARTMOUTH). Playbill of his 
 Benefit at Bowery Theatre, Feb. 13, 1848, Mr. Rice as Bone 
 Squash Diable, the full Band of Christy's Minstrels ; Mr. 
 Chanfrau ; etc. Bare. 
 
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 655. RICHOMME (J.) Noted French Engraver. Tri- 
 omphe de Galathee, after Raphael. Large folio. 1820. 
 
 Fine original impression, with Eiohomme's stamp and auto 
 graph presentation inscription. 
 
 556. Adam et Eve, after Raphael. Large folio. 
 
 Fine original impression. 1814. 
 
 557. RIDLEY (W.) Etchings of Durham, Chelsea (Lon- 
 don), etc. 4to. (4 pieces.) 
 
 558. ROSA (SALVATOR). Glaucus and Scylla, engraved 
 by Winstanley; Hagar and Ishmael, b.y the same; and 
 others after Rosa. 4to. (5 pieces. ) 
 
 559. Original Etchings by Salvator Rosa : The Battle 
 
 of the Gods and the Giants : The Crucifixion of Orestes by 
 Polycrates; and two others by the same. Large folio. 
 (4 pieces.) 
 
 560. ROWLANDSON and PUGIN. Drawing room at 
 St. James's. Aquatint in color. 4to. 
 
 561. RUBENS. Les Quatre Philosophes, engraved by 
 Morel; Lions, byBloteling; Le Fils de Rubens, by Salvador; 
 The Descent from the Cross, by Guttemberg. 4to, and folio. 
 (4 pieces.) 
 
 562. Landscapes. Engraved by S. a Bolswert. Polio. 
 
 (5 pieces.) 
 
 563. Another lot, similar. (5 pieces.) 
 
 564. Another lot, similar. (5 pieces.) 
 
 565. Another lot, similar. (5 pieces.) 
 
 566. The Massacre of the Innocents ; The Crucifixion ; 
 
 The Martyrdom of St Thomas; and three others. Engraved 
 by Neeffs, Paulus Pontius, and others. (6) 
 
 567. UARTAIN(JOHN). Christ before Caiphas. Mezzo- 
 ^ tint. Signed. Proof. Large folio. 
 
 568. SCHEFFER (ARY). Scene from Burger's Lenore. 
 Engraved by Gerard. Large folio, printed in brown. 
 
 669. SCRAP-BOOKS. A 4to volume, containing numerous 
 portraits (cut down), mostly of the 18th Century; another, 
 containing newspaper cuttings, woodcuts, etc. 2 vols. 
 
 670. A 4to volume, containing numerous portraits, 
 
 lithographs and steel views, etc. Included are Ch. Kemble 
 by Lane, India proofs ; Rubens; Vandyke; Van de Velde; 
 Byron ; Raleigh ; Fancy portraits, etc. 
 
 571. A 4to volume, containing several hundred small 
 
 pencil sketches of scenery in the South of France and North 
 Italy, a few colored ; with pencilled descriptions of the color- 
 ing appended. 
 
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 572. SCRAP-BOOKS WITH COLORED PLATES. " An 
 oblong 4to scrap-book, containing about 100 plates, includ- 
 ing 19 of Rowlandson's plates to Dr. Syntax, 7 plates by 
 Leech, colored plates to McLean's Gil Bias, etc. 
 
 573. Another, similar volume, containing various 
 
 colored plates, French Caricatures, a few of Leech and 
 Cruikshank, etc. 
 
 574. SCRAP-BOOK. Consisting of 70 blank sheets of 
 stout paper; bound in old English red morocco, and gilt. 
 Large folio. 
 
 A fine collection of old Dutch paper, early 18th Century, 
 suitable for printing etchings or choice engravings. Genuine 
 old Dutch paper is extremely difficult to obtain. 
 
 575. SHAKESPEARE. Scene from Richard II. En- 
 graved by Smith. Large folio. Loud. : Boydell. 
 
 576. Scene from The Winter's Tale. Engraved by S. 
 
 Middiman, after J. Wright. Pub. by Boydell, Lond., 1794. 
 Folio. 
 
 577. Scene from King Richard the Second. En- 
 graved by R. Thew, after J. Northcote. Pub. by Boydell, 
 Lond., 1801. Folio. 
 
 578. Scene from The Tempest. Engraved by I. P. 
 
 Simon, after H. Fuseli. Boydell, Lond., 1797. Folio. 
 
 579. Scenes from the plays. Engraved after Stoth- 
 
 ard, Westall, Northcote, etc. 4to. (6 pieces.) 
 
 580. SHAKESPEARE PORTRAITS. Bust in oval. En- 
 graved by Lawson. 13mo. Rare. 
 
 581. Relief Facsimile, in blue and-white, of the 
 
 seal of Richard Henry Wilde, containing profile portrait of 
 Shakespeare ; woven silk badge, issued on the Tercentenary 
 celebration, April, 1864, with portrait, etc. (2 pieces.) 
 
 582. The Droeshout portrait. Engraved by Brocas, 
 
 etc. (3 pieces.) 
 
 583. Engraved by Maria and Emily Maverick ; two 
 
 varieties of each. (4 pieces.) 
 
 584. Engraved by W. D. Smith, N. Y. ; by Hopwood, 
 
 by Fry; and the Stratford bust, India proof. (4 pieces.) 
 
 585. Engraved by Edwin, by J. Boyd (two different), 
 
 by Gimbrede. (4 pieces.) 
 
 586. Engraved by Cook; two small woodcut vi- 
 gnettes, apparently early American work; by J. Hall, 1772; 
 a Cuban portrait; and a lithograph. (6 pieces.) 
 
 587. Proof on India paper, engraved by M. Hart of 
 
 Baltimore; from the London Magazine, 1752; engraved by 
 Cazenave; by Massel; and others. (10 pieces ) 
 
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 588. Shakespeare, Rousseau, and others, on one 
 
 sheet, Bost. 1834; the Stratford bust, printed in colors; 
 engraved by Harlan d from the Hilliard portrait; and others. 
 (10 pieces.) 
 
 589. Engraved by Holl, by T. Kelly (two states), by 
 
 Avery (N. Y.), by Longacre, by Gridley, by Prud'homme, 
 and others. (22 pieces.) 
 
 590. Mezzotint by Sartain, by Jeens; Shakespeare 
 
 and Family, by Ferine, by A. B. Walter, and others. (22 
 pieces.) 
 
 591. About 100 various portraits, mostly woodcuts. 
 
 (As a lot.) 
 
 592. • Birthplace of Shakespeare, colored litho. by 
 
 Currier & Ives; original prospectus soliciting subscriptions 
 for the purchase at auction of the birthplace, 1847; Shake- 
 speare at the age of 12, colored litho. after Faed; Shake- 
 speare between the Dramatick Muse and the Genius of 
 Painting, stipple engraving by Smith (repaired). 4to and 
 folio. (4 pieces.) 
 
 593. - — ■ The Shakespeare Memorial (biography, history 
 of the places connected with Shakespeare, etc.). Illust. with 
 portraits, facsimiles, etc. Folio (pp. 48). Lond. 1864 
 
 594. SOUTH CAROLINA. An exact Prospect of 
 Charleston, the Metropolis of the Province of South Caro- 
 lina. From the London Magazine, Oblong 4to. [ca.l760] 
 
 595. STANFIELD (C.) Tilbury Port— Wind against 
 Tide. Engraved in line by J. T. Willmore. Large folio. 
 Open-letter proof. 
 
 596. STANFIELD (CLARKSON). Lithographs of scenery 
 on the Moselle, Meuse, etc. Drawn on stone by Stanfleld, 
 and finely colored. Original impressions. Folio. View 
 near Marienburg, and another. (2 pieces ) 
 
 597. Trarbach, and Civet. (2 pieces ) 
 
 598. Rotterdam from the ferry, and two views of 
 
 Cochem. (3 pieces.) , 
 
 599. Dinant, Lemenhof, etc. (3 pieces.) 
 
 600. Castle of Elz, and Church of St. Martin, 
 
 Cologne. (2 pieces.) 
 
 601. Liege, Namur; etc. (3 pieces.) 
 
 602. Namur, Treves; etc. (3 pieces.) 
 
 603. Views on the Meuse. (3 pieces.) 
 
 604. Bielstein, and Pallien on the Moselle. (2 pes.) 
 
 605. Bridge at Coblentz, on the Moselle; etc. (3 
 
 pieces.) 
 
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 606. STATUARY. The Laoeoon, engraved by Bervic; 
 and other engravings of ancient Greek Statuary, and pieces 
 by Flaxman, etc. Mostly folio. (16 pieces.) 
 
 607. STOTHARD (T.) The Canterbury Pilgrimage, en- 
 graved by Worthington ; scenes from Shakespeare, the De- 
 cameron, etc. Some on India paper. 8vo. (12 pieces.) 
 
 608. STRANG (W.) Paternal Cares. Etched by W. 
 Strang. Proof. 4to. 
 
 609. STRANGE (SIR ROBERT). Dana;, after Titian. 
 Original impression, with large un trimmed margins. Folio. 
 
 610. Diva Magdalena (The Reading Magdalen, at- 
 tributed to Correggio) . Folio. Fine impression before the 
 date, with large untrimmed margins. 
 
 611. Cupid Sleeping. Engraved after Guido. 
 
 612. rpAIEE (A. ) French Etcher. Etched Portrait, full 
 -*- length, of Coquelin in the " Lion Amoureux " ; 
 
 and three other etchings by the same. 4to. (4 pieces.) 
 
 613. TAYLOR (F.) Finely hand-colored lithographs 
 after the paintings of Taylor. Scotch subjects — The Moss 
 Trooper; etc. Folio. (3 pieces.) 
 
 614. Another lot. A Day with the Roebuck; High- 
 land Piper; etc. (4 pieces.) 
 
 615. Sporting subjects. Deer Stalking; Page with 
 
 Falcon ; etc. (4 pieces. ) 
 
 616. Do. Dog and Boar ; Rabbit Shooting ; etc. (4 pes. ) 
 
 617. Military subjects. Halt of Troopers ; etc. (3 pes.) 
 
 618. The Visit to the Castle; The Gleaners; etc. 
 
 (4 pieces.) 
 
 619. TIEPOLO (GIOVANNI B.) A Series of Allegorical 
 Subjects. Eng. by I. D. Tiepolo. Folio. (7) 
 
 620. Engravings after Tiepolo by Pesne and others. 
 
 Folio. (5 pieces.) 
 
 621. TIEPOLO (GIO. DOMENICO). The Flight into 
 Egypt. Original painter etchings. 1753. (26 pieces.) 
 
 622. TITIAN. Le Christ porte au Tombeau. Eng. by 
 J. de Mare, 1853. Fine original impression. 4to.. 
 
 6a3. TOFANO(E.) Girl and her Pet. Eng. by R. Piquet. 
 Hand-colored. 4to. 
 
 624. TOMKINS (P. W.) The Virgin and Child, Eliza- 
 beth and St. John, after Andrea del Sarto. Small folio, 
 India proof. Lond. 1808. 
 
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 625. TURNEK (C— English Mezzotint Engraver). The 
 Lady Georgiana Fane, daughter of the Earl of Westmore- 
 land. Mezzotint by Turner, after Lawrence. Large folio. 
 Original impression, with full margins. Lond. 1828. 
 
 Rare. 
 
 626. TURNER (J. M. W.) Tivoli. Engraved by E. 
 Goodall. Fine original impression, 1827. Folio. 
 
 627. Italy: Childe Harold's Pilgrimage. Eng. by 
 
 J. T. Willmore, after Turner. India proof. Large folio. 
 
 628. Parts 1 and 2 of the Day's edition of the Liber 
 
 Studiorum, containing 10 lithographs in brown tints. (As 
 1 piece) 
 
 629. Naples, by Cook; Wycliffe Abbey, by Pye;^ 
 
 Durham Cathedral, by Miller; and others. 4to and 8vo. 
 (19 pieces.) 
 
 630. Engravings by Willmore, Cousen, Armytage 
 
 and others of famous paintings by Turner. 8vo. (50 pes.) 
 
 631. India Proofs. Malta, Rhodes, Parnassus, etc. 
 
 All on India paper. (9 pieces.) 
 
 632. T/'ANDYCK. Christ Crowned with Thorns. En- 
 
 ' graved by Bolswert. Folio. 
 
 633. VEYRASSAT (J.) Le P^re Malice. Etching, 4to. 
 Original impression. Printed byDelatre. 
 
 634. .Le Bac. 4to. Original impression. Printed 
 
 by Delatre. 
 
 635. Un Marechal a Moret. 4to. Original impres- 
 sion. Printed by Delatre. 
 
 636. VIEWS, Etc. Miscellaneous Views, etc. (About 
 135 pieces, as a lot.) 
 
 637. Miscellaneous Views: Europe, Asia, etc. 
 
 (About 300 pieces, as a lot.) 
 
 638. VISSCHER (CORNELIS). A Dutch interior. Cor- 
 nells Visscher, inv. and sculpt. Mounted (no margin). 
 
 639. TyAR OF 1812. Representation of the U. S. 
 
 "' Frigate " United States," Stephen Decatur, 
 Commander, capturing H.B.M. Frigate " Macedonian." 
 Painted by T. Birch, engraved by S. Seymour. Folio (re- 
 paired and margins cut close). 
 
 640. General William H. Harrison at the Battle of 
 
 Tippecanoe. Colored lithograph by N. Currier. 4to 
 (stained at bottom). N. Y. 1840. 
 
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 641. WASHINGTON (GEORGE). Early stipple engrav- 
 ing. 12mo. 
 
 642. Engraved Portrait, oval bust in profile, after 
 
 Savage, cut close. Fine impression. 13mo, mounted. (H., 
 818; B.,429.) 
 
 643. Chantry's statue, engraved by J. Thomson, 
 
 drawn by H. Corbould. Folio. India Proof. 
 
 644. " Washington and Family " (copy of the Savage 
 
 painting). Mezzotint by G. E. Ferine. 
 
 645. "Washington." By H. B. Hall. 12mo. In- 
 laid. After the Ceracchi bust. (H., 257; B., 166.) 
 
 646. " Washington and His Mother." Painted by 
 
 Henry Bruecker. Engraved in line and stipple by J. McRae. 
 
 647. Magnus (G.) "In Memory of the Illustrious 
 
 Champion of Liberty General George Washington," etc. 
 Lettering in script printed in blue, busts of Washington (in 
 centre), Lincoln, and McClellan (left and right at top). 
 Lithograph. Folio. [1862.] 
 
 648. — — Satin badge, the U. S. flag, with oval bust of 
 Washington printed in gold. Inscription, "American 
 Orders, Feby. 22nd, 1854." 
 
 649. WEBSTER (T.) Noted English Painter. "The 
 Smile," and companion picture "The Frown" (school- 
 boys). Engraved by Rice. Large folio. Proofs. (2 pes.) 
 
 650. WEST (BENJAMIN). Alfred III. visiting one of 
 his Nobles. Eng. by J. B. Michel. Large folio. Loud. : 
 Boydell, 1783. 
 
 651. WIERIX (JAN). Copy of Albert Durer's Madonna 
 and Child. Engraved by Wierix at the age of 14. 
 
 652. WILKIE (SIR DAVID). Engravings after Wilkie, 
 by Raimbach and others. Folio and smaller. (10 pieces.) 
 
 653. WILL;^ (J. G.) Repos de la Vidrge, after Dietricy; 
 Sapeur des Gardes Suisses; Louis Dauphin; etc. (5 pieces.) 
 
 654. WOOLLETT (W.) English Engraver. Jacob and 
 Laban, after Claude. Large folio. Fine impression. Loud. 
 1783. 
 
 655. WOUVERMANS. "Un Manage." Engraved by 
 Daudet. Folio. 
 
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 FRAMED ENGRAVINGS, OIL PAINTINGS. &c. 
 
 656. ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN. Original water- 
 color drawing of a building (concert room?) in Renaissance 
 style, on the side of a lake, with terrace in Italian style lead- 
 ing to the water. Finely drawn and colored. 38 x 21 in. 
 
 657. House at New Roehelle, built for C. C. Buell. 
 
 Bromide print, colored. Gilt frame, 22 x 24 in. 
 
 658. BARTOLOZZI (P.) Card of thanks forwarded to 
 those who attended the funeral of Sir Joshua Reynolds. 
 With allegorical design by Burney eng. by Bartolozzi in line. 
 9 X 11 in. 
 
 659. BATTLE OF BUNKER'S HILL. Eng. by Mitan, 
 after Trumbull. In Hogarth frame, black and gold, 20 x 26 in. 
 
 660. BOSTON TEA PARTY. Process reproduction of 
 the painting by W. L. Greene representing the destruction of 
 the tea in Boston Harbor. Framed in wood taken from the 
 Bradley House, where the members of the Tea Party met and 
 disguised themselves as Indians. 21^ x 17% in. 
 
 661. BOUGUEREAU (W.) La Charite. Large photo- 
 graph from the original painting by Goupil. Gilt frame, 
 24 x 31 in. 
 
 662. BRETON (JULES). The Confirmation (Breton 
 scene). Fine autotype from the original painting. Gilt 
 frame, 28 x 21 in. 
 
 663. Shovelling Snow. Fine autotype after the 
 
 original painting. Gilt frame, 28 x 21 in. 
 
 664. CHINA. Three Photographs of a cabinet of East- 
 ern china, many varieties. Mounted in one frame, 32 x 12 in. 
 
 665. DEATH OF MONTGOMERY AT QUEBEC. Eng. 
 by W. Ketterlinus, after Trumbull. In black-and-gilt 
 Hogarth frame, 19 x 26 in. 
 
 666. DBTAILLE (B.) Salut aux Blesses. Pine Goupil- 
 gravure. Gilt frame, 31% x 24 in. 
 
 667. DRAMA. View of the Interior of the Saint Charles 
 Theatre, New Orleans, with portraits of Sol Smith and J. M. 
 Ludlow. Reproduction of the rare original lithograph. 
 18 X 21 in. 
 
 668. GEN. MARION in his swamp encampment inviting a 
 British Officer to Dinner. Mezzotint by John Sartain, after 
 J. B. White. Open-letter proof. 22 x 25 in. 
 
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 669. GLETRE (C. G.) Bust of a Woman, nude. Fine 
 autotype from the original painting by Gleyre. Gilt frame, 
 17 s 19 in. 
 
 670. HARRISON (BENJAMIN). Bng. by Francis S. 
 King, 1903, after Eastman Johnson, Lettered proof, signed 
 by artist and engraver, limited to 25 lettered proofs, in stout 
 mat and black-and-gold frame, showing piece of copper plate 
 (to show the destruction of the plate). 23 x 27 in. 
 
 671. HENRY (PATRICK) delivering his celebrated Speech 
 in the House of Burgesses, Virginia, 1765. Eng. by Alfred 
 Jones, after Rothermel. (Slightly spotted.) 23 x 29 in. 
 
 672. JAPANESE. Full-length figure of a Girl, very finely 
 painted on glass, and in the original Japanese frame and 
 glass. The figure heightened with gold and silver. 18 x 26 in. 
 
 673. KBAN (EDMUND). Full length, as Richard IH. 
 Mezzotint by C. Turner, after J. J. Halls. Letter proof,, 
 printed in brown. 26 x 36 in. Lond. 1814. 
 
 674. Full length, as Brutus. Mezzotint by S. W. Rey- 
 nolds, after Northcote. Fine Open-letter Proof. 38 x 27 in. 
 
 675. KEMBLE (JOHN PHILIP). Full length, as RoUa. 
 Mezzotint by S. W. Reynolds, after Lawrence. Large folio, 
 with thick mat. (The engraving somewhat damaged.) 44 x 
 33 in. 
 
 676. Full length, as Cato. Mezzotint by Reynolds, 
 
 after Lawrence. Fine impression of the First State. In 
 thick mat, 45 x 35 in. ' 
 
 677. Full length, as Hamlet. Mezzotint after Law- 
 rence (no margin, and mounted; slight damage on side). 
 44 X 33 in. 
 
 678. KNAUS (L.) Evening in the Jewish Quarter. Fine 
 autotype after the original painting. 24 x 28 in. 
 
 "679. "Landpartie." Autotype by the Berlin Photo- 
 graphic Company. 29 x 25 in. 
 
 680. Another fine Autotype from an original paint- 
 ing by Knaus. Gilt frame, 29 x 25 in. 
 
 681. MBISSONIER. Napoleon, full length, on grey 
 charger. Etched by James Fagan. Signed remarque proof 
 on vellum. In gilt frame, with ornamental top of French 
 eagle. 26 x 20 in. 
 
 682. Three Engravings after Meissonier, and a 
 
 Cabinet Photograph. Mounted in passepartout fashion. ( Glass 
 cracked.) 19 x 351/2 in. 
 
 683. MENGS (RAPHAEL). Amor. Lithograph by Hanf- 
 staengl. 20 x 21 in. 
 
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 684. MOUNT VERNON in the Olden Time. Line engrav- 
 ing. 27 X 21 in. 
 
 685. MUNKACSY. Milton Dictating to his Daughters. 
 Fine autotype from the original painting. 30 x 25 in. 
 
 686. NEW YORK CITY. View of the Stage of the Ameri- 
 can Theatre, Bowery, on the 57th night of T. D. Rice in Jim 
 Crow. Reproduction of the very rare original lithograph. 
 18 X 22 in. 
 
 687. The Old Post Office. Lithograph by John Briem, 
 
 pub. by Herr Wessbecher ; in mat and red stained cherry-and- 
 gilt frame, 20 x 16 in. 
 
 688. Lafayette Theatre. Lithograph on India paper 
 
 (Imbert's lithography), after A. L. Davis; Peter Grain, 
 Architect, 1827. In red stained cherry-and-gilt frame. Bare. 
 16 X 15 in. 
 
 689. View of New York Theatre, front on Bowery, 
 
 lithograph on India paper by Imbert, after A. J. Davis; 
 I. Town, Architect. Erected 1826. In red stained cherry- 
 and-gilt frame, 17 x 15. Bare. 
 
 690. View of Burton's Theatre, Chambers St., 1871. 
 
 Original water-color drawing by Florian. In red stained 
 cherry-and-gilt frame, 15 x 16 in. 
 
 691. View of Broadway, N. Y., between Howard and 
 
 Grand St., 1840; showing old Olympic Theatre and Tatter- 
 sail's. Lithographed for T. D. Valentine's Manual for 1861 
 by Geo. Hayward. In red stained cherry-and-gilt frame, in 
 fine condition. Size, 17 x 12. 
 
 692. View of National Theatre. J. W. Wallack, 
 
 lessee. Lithograph by Day & Haghe, London, after Ben- 
 gough. In red stained cherry-and-gilt frame. Fine condi- 
 tion. 19 x 16 in. Bare. 
 
 693. The Irving Dinner. At the City Hall, N. Y., 
 
 1832. Lithograph on India paper by Bndicott & Swett, after 
 ]M. Swett. In red stained cherry-and-gilt frame, 19 x 15 in. 
 
 694. OIL PAINTING. Bust of a Man on canvas (no 
 frame). 16 x 21 in. 
 
 695. OIL PAINTING on panel; Study of a Squirrel, by 
 A. Bishop, 1883. Another painting on the back. 14 x 7% in 
 
 696. Photograph Frame, russia leather case, name re- 
 moved and somewhat worn, inside lined with dark red plush, 
 19 X 16 in. 
 
 697. RANNBY (W.) A Bad Egg. Oil painting on can- 
 vas, in ornamental gilt frame, 15 x 16 in. 
 
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 698. EEMBRANDT. Portrait by himself. Fine autotype 
 oi tlie original painting. 36 x 30 in. 
 
 699. RUBENS. The Burgomaster. Fine autotype. In 
 handsome oak frame. 41 x 32 in. 
 
 700. SHAKESPEARE. The Epitaph on Shakespeare's 
 tomb. Fine facsimile of a rubbing from it. Gilt frame, 38 x 
 13 in. 
 
 701. THE SIREN. Line engraving. 22 x 23 in. 
 
 702. THUMANN (PAUL). Study of a Woman's Head 
 and Bust, nude. Photograph. Gilt frame, 20 x 19 in. 
 
 703. TROYON (CONSTANT). Noted French Painter. 
 Bust in relief in Terra-eotta, by Amb. Nosselat. Circular. 
 181^ in. Framed. 
 
 704. WAR OF 1812. Engagement between the Endymion 
 and the President. Aquatint in color by J. Jeakes, after 
 Buttersworth. (Neatly repaired in margin.) 23 x 26 in. 
 Yery rare. 
 
 705. Capture of H. B. M. ship Frolic by the Wasp. 
 
 Aquatint by Kearny. Reproduction of the very rare origi- 
 nal. 16 X 20 in. 
 
 706. The Engagement between the United States and 
 
 the Macedonian. Eng. by B. Tanner, after T. Birch. (Slight 
 damage neatly repaired.) 28 x 33 in. 
 
 707. Battle of Lake Erie. Engraving by C. Tiebout 
 
 and G. Murray, after Sully and Kearny. Published 26 July, 
 1815. A fine impression, but repaired in one or two places. 
 28 X 35 in. Bare. 
 
 708. OAK FRAME, natural color, with glass, mat and 
 strainer. Size, 36 x 45. 
 
 709. Another similar. (Glass broken.) 
 
 710. -^ Oak and gilt frames, 17 x 20 in. and smaller 
 
 sizes. (6 pieces.) 
 
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 illtjstratbd, relating to the history of the 
 
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 among these latter is a remarkable collection of books relat- 
 ing to david garrick, colley cibber, jeremy collier and his 
 attack on the stage ; the history of both covbnt garden and 
 drtjry lane theatres ; an interesting collection of shake- 
 8pbareana ; the extremely rare life of theophilus keenb, 
 ascribed to satagb ; the rare memoirs of mrs. billington, 1792, 
 which was suppressed, and the almost unknown answer to it ; 
 
 ISAAC reed's COPr OF "ROSALIND"; THE ANONYMOUS ATTACK ON 
 MRS. SPRANGBR BARRY ; THE RARE ORIGINAL OP THE ADVENTURES 
 OP ANN CATLEY ; THE SECRET MEMOIRS OP HARRIOTT PUMPKIN 
 (HARRIOT MELLON) ; SCARCE LIVES OF MRS. OLDFIELD AND HER CON- 
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 LIFE OF JOHN BANNISTER, WITH NEARLY 800 ILLUSTRATIONS ; MEMOIRS 
 OF MUNDEN, WITH 500 ILLUSTRATIONS ; WILSON'S OUR ACTRESSES, WITH 
 NEARLY 600 ILLUSTRATIONS ; WILLIAM WINTER'S THE JEFPBRSONS, WITH 
 400 ILLUSTRATIONS ; HAWKINS' LIFE OP KEAN, WITH NEARLY 400 
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CATALOGUE 
 
 1. A BBOTT (EMMA). Life and Professional Career. 
 
 '^-^ By Sadie E. Martin. Numerous illusts. 8vo, ^^^ 
 cloth. Minneapolis, 1891 ^ 
 
 2. A BECKETT (A. W.) Green-Room Recollections. /7 ^ ^ 
 Post 8vo, cloth. Bristol [1896] /^ '^ 
 
 3. 1 BECKETT (GILBERT A.— Author of "The Comic 
 History of England"). The Qnizziology of the British^ z^/r 
 Drama. Fikst bdn. lUust. by John Leech. 13mo, cloth,,^, A->^ 
 gilt. Fine copy. Lond. 1846 ^ 
 
 4. Another copy, bound in half morocco. Lond. 1846 ^0 
 
 5. ABINGTON (MRS.) Life of Mrs. Abington. For- ' r 
 trait, after Gosway. Post 8vo, boards, uncut. Lond. 1888 v*-^ 
 
 6. ACROBATS AND MOUNTEBANKS. ByH. LeRoux . c^ 
 and Jules Garnier. Transl. from the French by A. P. /, C/iy 
 Morton. 2SS illusts. Large 8vo, cloth, gilt, uncut. 
 
 Lond. : Chapman & Hall, 1890 
 
 7. ACTING AMERICAN THEATRE. Lopez and 
 Wemyss Edition, carefully corrected from the Prompt ^ ^^ r" 
 Books of the Philadelphia Theatre Portraits of Mrs. Duff^i.W^ 
 as Mary, Miss Kelly as Beatrice, Mr. Jefferson, Mr. War- "^ ' 
 ren, Mr. Wood, Mr. BurTce, Mr. Barnes, Miss Francis, and 
 
 others, in character. 4 vols, crown 8vo, old sheep. Phil. 1826 
 All scarce portraits, and a complete set of the 16 plays pub- 
 lished in this edition. 
 
 8. ACTING (THE ART OF). The Sentimental Spouter, ^ 
 or Young Actor's Companion, 12mo, sprinkled calf, gilt top, _ / -i7 
 Lond. 1774; Art of the Stage, by P. Fitzgerald, Lond. 1885; 
 
 The Actor's Art, by G. Garcia, fully illust. , Lond. 1883; and 
 three pamphlets on the same subject. 6 vols. 
 
 9. ACTOR'S ART (The). Theatrical Reminiscences, ^:/^ 
 etc. With contributions by leading Actors. Edited by ^Jy' ^ 
 J. A. Hamerton. 13mo, cloth. Lond. 1897 
 
 10. ACTORS BY DAYLIGHT, or Pencilings in the Pit, 
 
 Nos. 1 to 55 (all published) ; also bound with it. Actors by ^ /- 
 Gaslight, or Boz in the Boxes, Nos. 1 to 10 (lacking No. 7).^,y C? 
 Numerous scarce portraits (a few colored hy an amateur). ' 
 2 vols. Bvo, half morocco, gilt tops. Lond. 1838-39 
 
 Scarce, 
 
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 11. ACTOR'S REMONSTRANCE (The) ; or, Complaint 
 for the Silencing of their Profession and Banishment from 
 their severall Playhouses. Lend. : Printed for E. Nickson, 
 1643. 8vo, unbound, pp. 7. Reprint, Lond. 1833, of this 
 J extremely rare pamphlet. 
 
 / (jO 12. Another copy, bound in boards. 
 
 13. ACTRESS (The) OP THE PRESENT DAY. 3 vols. 
 13mo, original boards, uncut (backs slightly chipped). 
 
 Lond. 1817 
 
 14. ADAMS (JOHN QUINCY). A. L. S. 4 pp. 4to. 
 ash., Feb. 19, 1839. To Jas. H. Hackett, the actor. 
 ' h autographed 'portrait. (As 1 piece.) 
 
 Fine long letter giving his view of the character of Hamlet, 
 which he calls ' ' the Master Piece of the Drama — the Master 
 Piece of Shakespear — I had almost said the Master Piece of the 
 Human Mind," winding up with an eloquent definition of what 
 Hamlet's real madness consisted in. 
 
 15. ADAMS (MAUDE). Maude Adams. By Acton Da- 
 vies. 21 portraits in character and plain dress. Crown 
 8vo, cloth. N. Y. [1901] 
 
 16. ADAMS (WM. DAVENPORT). With Poet and 
 Player. Essays on Literature and the Stage. 13mo, cloth. 
 
 Lond. 1891 
 
 ^' ^/) ^^- -ADDISON (JOSEPH). Rosamond. An Opera. 
 cp^.'^U First edn. Small 4to, unbound, pp. 36. (No half-title.) 
 
 Lond. 1707 
 
 18. Cato. A Tragedy. First edn. With the half- 
 title. 4to, unbound, pp. 63, with the Epilogue of 3 pp. 
 
 Lond. 1713 
 Fine copy, a little browned with age, but very rare, with 
 
 THE HALF TITLE IN PEEFEOT STATE, AND WITH THE MEDALLIONS. 
 
 /~^ Afi 19- ADDRESS (An) TO THE LADIES on the Indecency 
 
 ^;»^. ^ of Appearing at Immodest Plays. 13mo, wrappers, pp. 33. 
 
 Lond. 1756 
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 Mrs Elizabeth Steele. 6 vols. 16mo, original calf (backs 
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 63. BAILLIE (JOANNA). A Series of Plays in which 
 it is attempted to delineate the Stronger Passions of the 
 Mind. 3 vols, original half cloth and boards, uncut (one 
 cover slightly loose). Loud. 1831 
 
 64. BAKER (DAVID ERSKINE). Biographia Dra- 
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 edn. 3 vols. 8vo, half calf (one cover loose). Lond. 1783 
 
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 Writers . . . among whom are some of the most celebrated y^ ^ 
 Actors . . . with a view of the Rise and Progress of tlie^^^ ^0 
 British Stage. By D. E. Baker, Isaac Reed and Stephen 
 
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 66. BAKER (HENRY BARTON). English Actors from / / ^ 
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 Post Svo, cloth. Lond. 1881 ./ ^ 
 
 68. The London Stage: Its History and Traditions, . 
 
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 16mo, full calf. Lond. 1662 
 
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 71. BALLADS. The Book of British Ballads (selections 
 from the famous of all time). Edited by S. C. Hall, lllust. 
 Thick royal 8vo, half calf. Lond. 1853 / 
 
 72. BALZAC (HONOR:^ DE). The Works of Honore ^^^ 
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 76. BANKS (JOHN). Cyrus the Great. First edn. ^_ 
 
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 gilt backs, leather labels (backs of one or two vols, slightly 
 rubbed). Lond. : Edward Moxon, 1843-46 
 
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 cellanies. Edited by William Beattie. 2 vols, post 8vo, 
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 92. BECKINGHAM (CHARLES). The Tragedy of 
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 94. [BEHN (MRS. APHRA).] The Rovers; or, The 
 Banish't Cavaliers. As it is Acted at the Duke's Theatre. 
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 and Postscript (last leaf repaired ; name on title). Lond. 1677 
 
 95. The Plays, Histories and Novels of the Ingen- 
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 97. An Apology for the Life of George Anne Bel- 
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 98. BELL'S BRITISH THEATRE. Tragedies and Come- 
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 ICl. BERNARD (JOHN). Retrospections of the Stage. /V. 
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 102. BERNHARDT (SARAH). Sarah Bernhardt. By . 
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 105. Glimpses of Real Life as seen in the Theatrical / //O 
 
 World and in Bohemia, being the Confessions of Peter/' / CX 
 Paterson, a Strolling Comedian. Post 8vo, cloth. Edin. 1864 
 
 An enlarged edition of the preceding. 
 
 106. BETTERTON (THOMAS). History of the English 
 Stage from the Restoration to the Present Time, includ- r «^ 
 
 ing the Lives, Characters and Amours of the most eminent / ^ AQ 
 Actors and Actresses ; also in the same volume [Egerton's]' ^*-^/) ,aJ" 
 Memoirs of Mrs. Oldfield. With frontispiece portrait of i/jkU't/CK 
 Betterton and vignette portraits of Mrs. Oldfield, Barton jt 
 Booth, Mrs. Barry, Nell Givynn and Mr. Wilhes. 8vo, ' 
 half morocco gilt, gilt top. Lond. 1741 
 
 Very scarce. 
 
 107. The Life of Mr. Thomas Betterton, the late 
 
 Eminent Tragedian [by Chas. Gildon] ; to which is added ^— ,— 
 The Amorous Widow, or the Wanton Wife (a Play by Bet- 'y^ 
 terton). Post Bvo, original calf (cracked and portrait lack- '•' 
 ing). Lond. 1710 
 
 108. Another copy. 8vo, half morocco gilt, gilt'f7>i> Z"*^ 
 
 top. Lond. 1710^ „ZO 
 
 This copy contains the portrait. 
 
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 109. BETTY (WILLIAM HENRY WEST). The Young 
 Roscius Dissected ; or, Au Account of the Parentage, Birth, 
 and Education of W. H. W. Betty, strictures on his acting, 
 reasons for the decline of his popularity . . . etc. By 
 Democritus, j anior. Wifh rare 'portrait of Betty as Douglas, 
 by Dixon after Dighton. 13mo, half morocco, gilt edges, 
 pp 24. Lond. : Sold by all Booksellers, n. d.' 
 
 Very rare. Not in the MoKee or many other collections or 
 in Lowe's Bibliography. The pamphlet bears the imprint on 
 back of title, "Liverpool, printed by Q. Thompson." 
 
 110. [Mbreitt (J.)] Memoirs of the Life of Wm. 
 
 Henry Betty, known by the name of the Young Roscins, 
 with a General Estimate of his Talents, etc. 12mo, original 
 boards, uncut (back broken, but contains the label). 
 
 Eare in uncut condition. Liverpool, 1804 
 
 111. [Merritt (J.)] Memoirs of the Life of Wm. 
 
 Henry West Betty, known by the name of the Young 
 Roscius, with a General Estimate of his Talents, etc. 13mo, 
 half red morocco. Liverpool, 1804 
 
 With a rare portrait of Betty as Alexander, by Alais, inserted. 
 
 113. [Merritt (J.)] Memoirs of the Life of Wm. 
 
 Henry West Betty. Second edn. 12mo, half green mo- 
 rocco, gilt edges. Liverpool, 1804 
 With the scarce portrait of Betty as Selim (or Achmet), pub- 
 lished at Manchester, 1804, inserted. 
 
 113. The Wonderful Theatrical Progress of W. 
 
 Hen. West Betty, the Infant Roscius, etc. By an Impartial 
 Observer. With the rare portrait of Betty as Selim {or 
 Achmet). Lond., n. d. [1804], name removed from title; 
 bound with some other pamphlets, including a copy of Robin 
 Hood's Garland, York, 1809. In one vol. 16mo, half calf. 
 
 114. Another copy of the "Wonderful Theatrical 
 
 Progress of W. Hen. West Betty " (without portrait). 16mo, 
 bockram, uncut, with the original wrappers. Lond. [1804] 
 
 ^—5? 115. An Easy Cure for Popular Phrenzy in Theat- 
 
 ^/ rical Concerns. Having reference to the Indecent Plaudits 
 
 ^ />* ^^^ Exorbitant Recompense by the English, Scotch and 
 ^, J^O Irish on that puerile Performer called the Young Roscius. 
 ^ ' By W. P. R. 12mo, half morocco. 
 
 [Lond.] : Sold by the Author only, 1804 
 
 116. Harley (G. D.) An Authentic Biographical 
 
 ^^--T#^ f Sketch of the Life, Education and Personal Character of 
 
 ^^X- / If) William Henry West Betty, the celebrated Young Roscius. 
 LJV I . I V^ By G. D. Harley. Portrait. 8vo, half morocco. Lond. 1804 
 
 With autograph on title of T. Peake, prompter at Drury 
 Lane Theatre. 
 
 117. Another copy, also with portrait. 8vo, half 
 
 morocco. Lond. 1804 
 
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 118. BEVEKLEY (MRS. ELIZABETH). The Indefati- 
 gable, bound on a voyage to the Island of Liberty. Crown , 
 8vo, sewed, pp. 36. Lond. : for the Authoress, 1830 / /) Q 
 
 Mrs. Beverley was an actress who, failing to get an engage- ' 
 ment, issued these little pamphlets to help make a living and 
 to advertise her " readings." 
 
 119. BEWICK (THOMAS). Select Fables. With Me- '^ -O f" 
 moir, and a Descriptive Catalogue of the Works of Messrs .<=^.*^*^ 
 (Thomas and John) Bewick. Witln, 'portrait (inserted), and 
 excellent impressions of the famous woodcuts. 8vo, half 
 morocco, gilt top. Newcastle, 1820 
 
 120. JEsop's Fables, and others. With designs on / r~7} 
 
 wood by Thomas Bewick. 8vo, half morocco. 1823 /• O c/ 
 
 121. BIBLIOPHILIST'S LIBRARY. Rousseau's Confes- 
 
 . sions ; The Decameron ; The Heptameron ; Works of Rabe- / r^ 
 lais ; and Montesquieu's Persian Letters. 10 vols. 8vo, / A /I 
 buckram, uncut. Phil. : Barrie, for Subscribers only [1900] 
 
 Illustrated with etchings in two states, one in brown tints, 
 by Hedouin, L. Flameng, Lalauze, and other noted artists. 
 
 No. 199 of an edition of 1000 copies on Holland hand-made 
 paper. 
 
 122. BIDDLE (NICHOLAS). An Ode to Bogle. July 
 16, 1829. 4to, original wrappers, pp. 8. Phil. 1865 
 
 Only a few copies privately printed for Ferd. J. Dreer. Bogle 
 was an early Philadelphia character, a well-known colored 
 waiter and undertaker. 
 
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 123. BIGELOW (L. J.) Bench and Bar: Wit, Asperi- / -j/j 
 ties and Amenities of the Law. Portraits. Post 8vo, cloth. / t^^ 
 
 N. Y. 1871' 
 
 124. BILLINGTON (MRS. ) Memoirs of Mrs. Billington 
 from her Birth, containing a Variety of Matters Ludicrous, 
 Theatrical, Musical and with copies of several Let- 
 
 ters. . . written by Mrs. Billington, Lond. 1793; An Answer ^^--j C7J 
 to the Memoirs of Mrs. Billington, with the Life and Ad- Z^C^^^— 
 
 yOuM 
 
 ventures of Richard Daly, Esq., and an Account of the 
 Present State of the Irish Theatre, written by a Gentleman 
 well acquainted with several Curious Anecdotes of all Par- 
 ties, Lond. 1792. 2 portraits inserted. Bound in one vol. in 
 full dark blue crushed levant morocco gilt, gilt top, uncut, 
 by Riviere. Lond. 1792 
 
 Fine copibs, and extremely rare. Mr. Billington and an- 
 other person are supposed to have been concerned in the pro- 
 duction of the iirst book, for the purpose of blackmailing the 
 popular actress. Action was commenced against the publisher 
 and it was suppressed. The second is an answer to the first, 
 and is almost unknown. 
 
 125. Another copy of the Memoirs. Portrait. 8vo, 
 
 half calf (joints weak). Lond. 1792 
 
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 126 BINGLEY (WILLIAM). Musical Biography; or, 
 Memoirs of the Lives and Writings of the Most Eminent 
 Musical Composers and Writers in Europe for the last three 
 centuries. 2 vols, in one. 8vo, half morocco, gilt top, 
 uncut (joints worn). Lond. 1S34 
 
 127. BIOGRAPHIA DRAMATICA; or, A Companion to 
 
 /^-. the Playhouse, containing Historical and Critical Memoirs, 
 /^£? and original Anecdotes of British and Irish Dramatic 
 Writers, etc , etc. By David E. Baker, Isaac Reed, and 
 Stephen Jones. 4 vols. 8vo, half morocco, gilt tops, uncut. 
 
 Lond. 1812 
 
 /f r ■ 128. BIRDS. Report on Birds of Pennsylvania. By 
 , /cJ B. H. Warren. Numerous colored plates. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Harrisburg, 1888 
 129. BIRMINGHAM STAGE. The Theatrical Looker- 
 ^ / //I ^^' ^■^ Weekly periodical.) From its commencement, 
 ^^AtU^ May 27, 1822, to its conclusion, Nov. 21, 1823. Front, in 
 second volume. 2 vols. 12mo, half calf. Birmingham, 1822-23 
 Rarely found complete. Alfred Bunn was the manager of 
 the Birmingham Theatre during this period. 
 
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 130. BLACKBURNE (THOMAS). Original and Humor- 
 ous Dramatic Sketches, contributed by the Phila. " City 
 Item " (1855-1857), the clippings being neatly mounted on 
 4to sheets. 63 pp., double columns. (As a lot.) 
 
 Kefers particularly to E. A. Marshall, W. A. Chapman, Lizzie 
 Weston, Mrs. John Sefton, A. H. Davenport, Frank Drew, 
 John Drew, the elder, Mrs. John Drew, Peter Eiohings, Mr. and 
 Mrs. Thayer, Edwin Forrest, etc. Valuable and interesting 
 
 MATERIAL. 
 
 131. BLANCHARD (E. LAMAR). The Life and Remi- 
 niscences of E. L. Blanchard. By Clement Scott and C. 
 Howard. Illust. Best edn. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1891 
 
 132. [BLISSETT (FRANCIS).] Description of the New 
 
 />7 /O Pantomime called Mother Goose . . . now performing with 
 ' / success at The Theatre, Philadelphia. l2mo, wrappers, 
 
 pp. 35, uncut. Phil. 1810 
 
 With rare colored etching of Mr. Blissett as Mother Goose. 
 Blissett was noted for his performances with Joseph JeflEer- 
 son, sr. 
 
 133. BOOK-LOVER'S ALMANAC (The) for 1894. With 
 
 //O etchings by Robida, and other illusts. by Henriot, etc. 12mo, 
 ' original wrappers, uncut. N. Y. : Duprat, 1894 
 
 Japan vellum copy. No. 80 of only 150 so printed. 
 
 134. BOOTH (EDWIN). Edwin Booth. By Laurence 
 Hutton. FlKSTBDN. Portraits. 16mo, buckram. N. Y. 1893 
 
 16 
 
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 BOOTH (EDWIN). 
 
 135. Life and Art of Edwin Booth. By William ^ 
 
 Winter. Full-page portraits and i-ieivs. 8 vo, original cloth, '/ /\y9 
 uncut. N. Y. 1893'=^- ^^ 
 
 Fine Large Paper copy of the first edition. 
 
 136. Recollections of Edwin Booth, by his daughter 
 
 dwina Booth Grossman. Portraits. 8vo, cloth, gilt. 
 
 N. Y. 1894 
 
 137. Edwin Booth in Twelve Dramatic Characters. 
 
 /.SV 
 
 B.^s 
 
 With Biographical Sketch by William Winter. 1£ fuU-'^ jy C" 
 page portraits iy W. J. Linton after W. J. Hennessyr^-'^ 
 Royal 4to, cloth gilt, gilt edges. Bost. 1872 
 
 First Edition. Fine copy. 
 
 138. Memorial Celebration of the 60th Anniversary 
 
 of the Birth of Edwin Booth. Portrait. 8vo, wrappers, 
 pp. 60. N". Y. 1893 
 
 Memorial Celebration by the Players' Club, with addresses by 
 Irving, Jefferson, Parke Godwin and Salvini. 
 
 139. BOOTH (JUNIUS BRUTUS and EDWIN). The 
 Elder and the Younger Booth. By Asa Booth Clarke. 
 (American Actor Series, edited by Laurence Hutton.) 4to, 
 paper, uncut. Large Paper copy. Only 100 copies 
 PRINTED. Bost. 1883 
 
 Extra-illustrated with 11 portraits, including the elder Booth 
 in plain dress and characters, together with portraits of David 
 Fisher, Jr. (rare), John Howard Payne, C. M. Young, J. S. 
 Grimaldi, J. R. Scott, J. "Wilkes Booth, Mi-. Duff, Lincoln, etc. 
 There are also two portraits of Edwin Booth in plain dress, and 
 others in the characters of Hamlet and Richelieu. 
 
 140. BOOTH (JUNIUS BRUTUS). The Actor; or, A ^ 
 Peep Behind the Curtain : being Passages in the Lives of ^fjO 
 Booth and his Contemporaries. Post 8vo, wrappers (name • 
 cut from front wrapper and back, one missing). N. Y. 1846 
 
 With many MS. notes, one signed T. J. W. (Thos J. Worrell?), 
 
 141. Another copy. Portraitinserted. Sheep (cov- _V ( 
 
 ers loose). N. Y. 1846 '^'^ 
 
 143. Passages, Incidents and Anecdotes in the Life 
 
 of Junius Brutus Booth. By his Daughter. Portrait in 
 character. 12mo, cloth. N. Y. 1866 
 
 Contains copies of rare playbills. 
 
 143. The Tragedian: an Essay on the Histrionic ^ ^- 
 
 Genius of Junius Brutus Booth. By T. Gould. Portrait. ^ ^ 
 13mo, cloth, uncut. N. Y. 1868 
 
 Written by the famous American sculptor ; the portrait from 
 the bust executed by him. 
 
 144. Booth Memorials. Passages, Incidents and >— 
 
 Anecdotes in the Life of Junius Brutus Booth (the Elder). <^v 
 By his Daughter. 13mo, half polished roan. N. Y. 1870 
 
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 145. BOSTON STAGE. The Dramatic Mirror, contain- 
 ing Critical Remarks upon the Theatrical Performances of 
 every Night in the City of Boston, with Bills of the Play. 
 (Nos. 1-35, lacking Nos. 10 and 33 — No. 38 in duplicate ; all 
 issued.) In one vol. 8vo, half roan (binding worn, corners 
 of some pp. gone, and few Nos. misplaced). [Bost.] 1839 
 
 Eaee. 
 
 146. Record of the Boston Stage. By W. W. Clapp. 
 
 Thick 13mo, cloth. Bost. 1853 
 
 147. Another copy, with presentation inscription 
 
 from the author. Half red morocco, gilt. Bost. 1853 
 
 148. BOUCICAULT (DION). Contempt of Court: a 
 Comedy. (Apparently a set of proof sheets, uncorrected, 
 
 / ^ •-! made for the author, possibly for copyright purposes, and 
 
 Z-X^ QU printed on one side of the page only. No title.) The play 
 
 was produced at Wallack's Theatre, Oct. 4, 1879, and was 
 
 not published in this form. [N. Y. 1879] 
 
 149. BOWERS (ELIZABETH— Mrs. D. P. Bowers). The 
 ^~ >j- n Black Agate ; or. Old Foes with New Faces. A Play. From 
 
 kD ' ^ Chas. Kingsley's Novel, "Hypatia." Crown 8vo, wrap- 
 pers, pp. 30. Phil. 1859 
 Privately printed and rare. Played for the first time at the 
 American Academy of Music, Philadelphia, Sept. 5, 1859, with 
 Mrs. Bowers, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wallack, etc., in the cast. 
 Mrs. Bowers had taken over the management of the 
 " Academy." 
 
 150. BRAND (MRS. HANNAH). Plays and Poems. 
 ^^ First edn. 8vo, half crimson morocco gilt, gilt top. 
 
 ^ S7) Norwich, 1798 
 
 *^' Contains the autograph of the authoress. The actress-drama- 
 
 tist first appeared at King's Theatre, Haymarket, in her own 
 tragedy, " Huniades." The first edition is scarce. 
 
 151. BRAYLEY (EDWARD WEDLAKE). Historical 
 . ^^ and Descriptive Accounts of the Theatres of London. With 
 
 Lf. \ 17 large full-page views drawn and engraved hy Daniel 
 ^ ' '^ Hovel. 4to, original half cloth and boards, with label. 
 
 Pine copy of a scarce and interesting work. Lond. 1836 
 
 *^ ^ Q 153. Another copy. 4to, cloth. Lond. 1833 
 
 153. BREWER (J. N.) Histrionic Topography; or. The 
 Birth-places, Residences, and Funeral Monuments of the 
 
 ^ ' /) most Distinguished Actors. Engraved title and IS full-page 
 v_/' ^-^ ^ plates. 8vo, half morocco. Lond. 1818 
 
 Scarce. Six of the plates relate to Garrick, and four to 
 Shakespeare. 
 
 154. BRITISH DRAMATISTS. Lives of. By Thomas 
 / (0 Campbell, Wm. Gififord, Leigh Hunt, George Darley, etc. 
 
 / ' 3 vols, in 1. 13mo, half morocco. Phil. 1846 
 
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 155. BRITISH ESSAYISTS. Modern British Essayists: / 
 Essays of Carlyle, Mackintosh, Sydney Smith, Jeffrey, Ar. 
 Macaulay, etc. Portraits. 8 vols, royal 8vo, uniformly (lyf- 
 bound in half calf. Phil. 1863-53 ' 
 
 156. BRITISH STAGE. The Biography of the British 
 Stage, correct Narratives of the Lives of the Actors and 
 Actresses of Drury Lane, Covent Garden, etc. Illust. Pes 
 Svo, half morocco, gilt top, uncut. Lond. 1824 
 
 157. Pascoe (Charles E.) The Dramatist List. A ^^^ 
 
 Record of the Performances of Living Actors and Actresses 
 
 of the British Stage. Post Svo, cloth. Lond. 1880 
 
 158. BRITISH THEATRE (The), containing Lives of / ^^ 
 the Dramatic Poets, with Account of all their Plays, Lives / U^^ 
 of Actors, etc. 12mo, old sheep (back cover wanting). 
 
 Scarce. Ascribed to W. R. Chetwood. Dublin, 1750 
 
 159. BROADSIDES. Philadelphia Political Broadsides, 
 about 1830, including The Creed of a Bold and Designing / i»\ 
 Demagogue; A Warning to Messrs. Clay, Calhoun, etc.; «/ ^ 
 Address to the Executive Committee of the Whig Party, 
 
 and others similar. (Some damp-stained, and edges frayed.) 
 (9 pieces.) 
 
 160. BROME (RICHARD). The Dramatic Works of 
 Richard Brome. Now First Collected. [Pearson's reprint / / /*^ 
 of the original editions.] 3 vols. Svo, boards, uncut (one/' ' ^— ^ 
 cover loose). Lond. 1873 
 
 Large Paper copy. 
 
 161. BROMLEY (HENRY). A Catalogue of Engraved 
 British Portraits, from Egbert the Great to the Present // 
 Time. 4to, calf. Autograph J. N. B. Toland on title. •/r^ 
 
 Lond. 1793 
 
 163. BROOKE (GUSTAVUS VAUGHAN). Lawrence ^ 
 (W. J.) The Life of Gustavus Yaughan Brooke, Tragedian. A Q 
 Portrait. Royal Svo, cloth, gilt top. Belfast, 1892 , ^ 
 
 No. 20 of only 500 copies issued, signed by the author. 
 
 , 163. BROOKE (HENRY). Poems and Plays, with the .^ ^ 
 Life of the Author, Second edn., with Additions. Par- ^^ 
 trait. 4 vols, small Svo, crimped calf (name pen-scratched , 
 from titles). Lond. 1789 
 
 Bookplates of Joseph Swan. 
 
 164. BROUGHAM (JOHN). A Basket of Chips. Front. / ^/-) 
 Post Svo, cloth. N. Y. 1855 A /C/ 
 
 With signed presentation inscription to B. Shelton Mackenzie. 
 
 165. Life, Stories and Poems of John Brougham. — • 
 
 Edited by Wm. Winter. Portraits. Post Svo, cloth. / ^^3 
 
 Bost. 188r ' / 
 
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 yr 166. BROWN (DAVID PAUL). Sertorius; or, The Ro- 
 
 A/-) man Patriot. A Tragedy. First edn. 8vo, half morocco, 
 
 <^^ gilt top. Phil. 1830 
 
 ^0 167. Another copy. Full calf gilt,gilt edges. Phil. 1830 
 
 168. The Prophet of St. Paul's: a Play in Five Acts. 
 
 8vo, cloth (some margins water-stained). Phil. 1836 
 
 Scarce. 
 
 ^ . -^ 169. BROWN (T. ALLSTON). A History of the New 
 '' 'o* York Stage from the First Performance in 1732 to 1901. 
 3 vols, thick royal 8vo, cloth and labels, gilt tops, uncut. 
 
 N. Y. : Dodd, Mead & Co., 1903 
 No. 197 of 305 copies on deckle-edge paper. 
 
 170. BRUNSWICK THEATRE, LONDON. Destruction 
 of the Brunswick Theatre, Wellclose Square. (Six parts, 
 woodcut on title of the first.) By the Rev. G. C Smith; 
 also hound in the same volume, The Ground of the Theatre. 
 An Interesting Review of the Circumstances connected 
 with the Ground. In one volume. Crown 8vo, half mo- 
 rocco. Loud. [1828] 
 
 171. Full and Accurate Account of the Destruction 
 
 of the Theatre, with History of the Theatre, etc., Lond. 
 1828; Songs in the entertainment " An Uncle Too Many " 
 at the opening of the Brunswick Theatre, Lond. 1828; 
 Thomson's Brief Narrative of the Destruction, Lond. 1828; 
 Charge of M. Thomas to the Jury enquiring into the dis- 
 aster, Lond. 1828. Bound in one volume. 8vo, half morocco. 
 
 ^_^ 172. BRYANT (W- C), GAY (S. H.) AND BROOK (N.) 
 
 Cj Popular History of the United States from the Discovery 
 
 to the Present Time. Over 1,600 illusts. and maps. 5 vols. 
 
 royal 8vo, cloth. N. Y. : Scribner, 1896 
 
 ^ r 173. BUCHANAN (ROBERT). The Drama of Kings. 
 
 <^" First edn. Post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1871 
 
 174. BUCKINGHAM (GEORGE VILLIERS— DUKE OF). 
 The Rehearsal, as it is now Acted at the Theatre Royal. 
 Sixth edn. Small 4to, unbound, and interleaved with blank 
 pages on which are many marginal notes, additions, etc. 
 17th Century.) pp. 51, with Epilogue. Lond. 1692 
 
 175. The New Key to The Rehearsal. Written by 
 
 his Grace George, late Duke of Buckingham, front. , Lond. 
 1717, pp. 14; cdso in the same volum,e, The Foundling, a 
 Comedy, by Mr. Moore, First edn., Epilogue by Garrick, 
 Lond. 1748, pp. 68. Post 8vo, half roan. 
 
 The First Book, though attributed to the Duke of Bucking- 
 ham, was undoubtedly not written by him, but more probably 
 by Thomas Brown or some writer of like character. It con- 
 tains a key to characters referred to in Buckingham's celebrated 
 "Rehearsal," viz., Davenant, Dryden, Killigrew, etc. Very 
 scarce. 
 
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 176. BUCKINGHAM (JOHN SHEFFIELD— DUKE OF). 
 The Works of John Sheffield, Earl of Mulgrave and Duke rij 
 of Buckingham. Portrait, folding plate and vignettes. 2 vols. ^ 
 8vo, calf. Lond. 1740 
 
 177. "BUFFALO BILL," Last of the Great Scouts. 
 The Life Story of Col. Wm. P. Cody. By his Sister, Helen 
 C. Wetmore. Portraits and illusts. Small 8vo, cloth, uncut. 
 
 Chicago [1S99] 
 
 178. BULL (OLE). A Memoir. By Sara C. Bull. 2 por- 
 traits, etc. 8vo, cloth, gilt top. Bost. 1883 
 
 Contains at the end. a reprint of Crosby's " Anatomy of the 
 Violinist," and Tartini's famous letter on the art of learning 
 the violin, two famous essays, and very rare. 
 
 179. [BULTEEL (JOHN). J The Amorous Gallant; or, /^ 
 Love in Fashion; a Comedie in Heroick Verse. Second • /L/ 
 edn. Small 4to, unbound, pp. 60. Lond. 167p 
 
 180. BUNN (ALFRED). A Letter to the Rev. J. A. y ^ >- 
 James of Car's Lane Meeting House. With Notes, Critical <^J^^5 
 and Moral. 8vo, half morocco. Birmingham, 18 M*-^' 
 
 Scarce. A satirical reply to a sermon and works issued 
 against the stage by J. A. James. 
 
 181. Plagiary Warned (The). A Vindication of the 
 
 Drama, the Stage, and Public Morals from the Plagiarisms 
 and Compilations of the Rev. John Angell James in a letter 
 to the Author. 8vo, half morocco. Birmingham, 1824 
 
 Supposed to have been written by the celebrated English 
 Political Reformer, Joseph Parkes. The book was written in 
 support of Alfred Bunn and his management of the Birming- 
 ham Theatre. 
 
 183. Another copy. 8vo, half roan. Written inside ^^ 
 
 is: "To Dr. Parr vrith the Author's grateful respect." Dr. \7 ^^ 
 Samuel Parr's ex-libris pasted inside cover. 
 
 Birmingham, 1824 
 
 183. The Stage: Both Before and Behind the Cur- _— , 
 
 tain. 3 vols, post 8vo, half calf. Lond. 1840 \yO 
 
 184. Old England and New England, in a Series of 
 
 Views taken on the Spot. Post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1853 
 
 185. BURGES (SIR JAMES BLAND). Dramas: The 
 Knight of Rhodes, The Bandit, Tricks upon Travellers, etc. ^^^/- — 
 FntST COLLECTED EDN. 2 vols. 8vo, half morocco, gilt tops-^ /O 
 
 Lond. 1817 J 
 Fine copy. The famous advocate for the abolition of slavery, 
 and supporter of Warren Hastings in his impeachment. "^ . — 
 
 186. BURGOYNE (GENERAL). The Dramatic andc-X^<-^ 
 Poetical Works of. Plates. 2 vols. 8vo, calf, gilt backs. 
 
 Large Paper. Lond. 1808 
 
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 187. BURKE (JOSEPH). Biography of Master Burke, 
 the Irish Roscius: the Wonder of the World and the Para- 
 gon of Actors. 13nio, half roan, pp. 12. Phil., n. d. [1830] 
 
 Scarce. 
 
 188. BURNS (ROBERT). Poems, Chiefly Scottish. For- 
 'y^ trait. 8vo, old leather (front cover off, and lacks title). 
 
 , <='*' First Issue of the First Edinburgh'edition. Edinburgh, 1787 
 
 189. BURTON (WILLIAM E.) A Sketch of his Career, 
 with relation to his Performances. By Wm. L. Keese. 
 Large Papee copy. 4to, half dark seal brown morocco, 
 gilt top, other edges uncut. N. Y. 1885 
 
 Extra-illustrated by the insertion of 75 ^portraits, views, 
 . / — etc., 8 portraits of Mr. Burton in plain dress and characters; 
 
 / ^-\ /I /\ besides other portraits of 6. F. Cooke, J. P. Kemble, Edmund 
 
 / fiJ, C/ ^ "KeAn (by Hall after S. Cousins — rare); W. Farren as Sir An- 
 
 / ^"^ thony Absolute (rare); Joseph Jefferson, John Collins (Newsam 
 
 litho) ; Lester Wallack (India proof before letters) ; Jefferson 
 3rd as Solus (by Edwin) ; Forrest as Shy lock and Carwin; Ed- 
 win Booth ; John Sartain (autographed) ; a rare colored portrait 
 of Mr. Listen, published in Dublin; Tryone Power, George 
 Colman, Macready, Mrs. Hoey, Charles Mathews, Mrs. Flor- 
 ence, Edgar Allan Poe, and others. 
 
 ^ 190. Sale Catalogue of the Theatrical and Miscella- 
 
 jg^ J neous Library of William E. Burton. Royal 8vo, half mo- 
 ^"^ rocco (slightly rubbed). N. Y. 1860 
 
 Large Paper copy. 
 
 f y. 191. Catalogue of the sale of his Theatrical Ward- 
 
 / ^0 robe, July 10, 1860. By J. Sabin & Co. (View of the Sabin 
 /' . Auction House on the cover.) 8vo, paper, pp. 12. N.Y. 1860 
 
 192. BURTON (W. E.) AND SMITH (SOL). A Yankee 
 ^ A /) ainong tlie Mermaids, and other Waggeries and Vagaries, 
 
 ^' (J U by W. E. Burton, Phil. 1851; The Theatrical Apprentice- 
 ship and Anecdotical Recollections of Sol Smith, Phil. 1853. 
 The two bound in one volume, witTfi illusts. by JDarley. Post 
 8vo, half calf. 
 
 193. BUSBY (THOMAS). Concert Room and Orchestra 
 Anecdotes of Music and Musicians, Ancient and Modern. 
 Portraits, etc. 3 vols. 12mo, half calf (title to Vol. 1 lack- 
 ing). Lond. 1825 
 
 ,^ 194. BR YON (LORD). Manfred. A Dramatic Poem. 
 '2«5 12mo, sewed, uncut, pp. 70. N. Y. August, 1817 
 
 The first American edition, printed in August from the 
 ' ... first London edition of June, 1817. Eare. 
 
 ^ >^ 195. Mazeppa, a Poem. First edn. Lond. 1819. 
 
 ^-^<J Bound with other pieces in a volume, 8vo, half calf (cover 
 loose). 
 
 196. Poetical Works of Byron, with Explanatory 
 
 ^Notes and a Life by Moore. Numerous illusts. on steel. 
 Royal 8vo, half morocco, full gilt. . N. Y. [1867] 
 
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 197. pALCRAFT (JOHN WILLIAM). A Defence of 
 ^^ the Stage ; or, An Inquiry into the Real Quali- 
 ties of Theatrical Entertainments, their Scope and Ten- 
 dency. 8vo, half morocco, gilt top, uncut. Dublin, 1839 
 
 Calcraft was manager of the Theatre Royal, Dublin, and 
 wrote a few pamphlets under this pseudonym, though his real 
 name was J. W. Cole. 
 
 198. CALISTA. An Opera, as it was designed to have 
 been performed at one of the theatres. 12mo, unbound, 
 pp. 60. Lond. 1731 
 
 A very rare and very vulgar play, dedicated to the notorious 
 Duchesslof Queensberry, and probably referring to some adven- 
 ture of hers. 
 
 199. CALVERT (P. B.) Theatre versus Conventicle .. . 
 containing Mr. Calvert's letters in Defence of the Stage . . . 
 with the subsequent controversy in the Leeds Independent 
 of 1824. 8vo, half calf. Hull, 1826 
 
 200. CANDID AND IMPARTIAL Strictures on the Per- , 
 formers belonging" to Drury-Lane, Coven t- Garden and the /Y //O 
 Haymarket Theatres. 8vo, half calf. Lond. Yt%9^' ' ^^ 
 
 On Kemble, Miss Farren, Mrs. Jordan, etc. 
 
 201. [CAREY (GEORGE SAVILLE).] Analects in / 
 Verse and Prose, chiefly Dramatical and Pastoral. 2 vols. / /)^ 
 11 mo, old calf. Lond. 1770 '' ^"^ 
 
 MarkPattison's copy, with his stamp on title. 
 
 202. CAREY (HENRY). The Dramatic Works of Henry ^C 
 Carey. First collected edn. Small 4to, old calf (one - ^^ 
 leaf of text missing). Lond. 1743 
 
 203. CARLELL (LODOWICK). The Passionate Lovers, 
 a tragi-comedy. The First and Second parts. Small 4to, 
 half roan (lacks title, and soiled copy). Very rare. 
 
 Lond. : Printed for Humphrey Mosely, 1655 
 
 204. CARTOUCHE; or. The Robbers. A Comedy. 
 Transl. from the French of M. Le Grand. 12mo, unbound, 
 pp. 59. Lond. 1722 - 
 
 Rare. With the autograph of Ptiilip Burton on title, and 
 signed inscription by James Crossley on fly-leaf referring to its 
 scarcity. 
 
 205. CATLEY (ANN). A Brief Narrative of the Life j— , / 
 of the Celebrated Miss Catley, containing the Adventures h\ '/ 
 of that Lady in her Public Character of a Singer, and Pri-Vs.^ ^ 
 vate One of a Courtezan . . . with many Curious Anecdotes o 
 never before published. 12mo, unbound, pp. 56. 
 
 Very rare. Lond., n. d. [ca. 1780] 
 
 306. Another copy, witlh 'portrait inserted. Post/ / j^^ 
 
 8vo, half roan, entirely uncut. Lond. [1780]/ L^' 
 
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 207. The Life and Memoirs of the late Miss Ann 
 
 Catley, the Celebrated Actress, with Biographical Sketches 
 of Sir Francis Blake Delaval and the Hon. Isabella Pawlet, 
 
 (~7 //^\) 1) daughter to the Earl of Thanet. With the extremely rare 
 ^ ../(/-- portrait. 8vo, half calf, pp. 56. Lond., n. d. [1789] 
 
 CAj ' ■' One of the rarest of Theatrical Biographies, containing vile 
 
 accusations against the actress, and possibly suppressed for this 
 
 reason. 
 
 208. Life of Miss Ann Catley . . . her Various Ad- 
 ventures, etc. Portrait. Post 8vo, boards, uncut. Lond. 1888 
 
 209. CELEBRITIES OF THE STAGE. Edited by Boyle 
 Lawrence. i8 large colored portraits of English and Amer- 
 ican players. 4to, cloth, gilt. Lond. : Newnes [recent] 
 
 210. CENTLIVRE (MRS. SUSANNA). The Gamester, 
 with the HALF TITLE AND LEAF OP EPILOGUE (very rare in 
 this state), 1708; The Busie Body, a Comedy, pp. 72, Lond., 
 n. d. ; Mar-Plot, or the Second Part of the Busie-Body, a 
 Comedy, pp. 62 (lacks leaf of Epilogue),' 1711. Small 4to, 
 unbound. (3 pieces.) 
 
 / />0 211. The Dramatic Works of Mrs. Centlivre, with 
 
 /' / ^o^ Life. Reprint of edn. of 1761. Portrait. 3 vols. 8vo, boards. 
 Large Paper copy. Lond.: Pearson, 1872 
 
 212. CENTURY OF FRENCH ROMANCE. Edited by 
 
 . ^ ^ — - Edmund Gosse. Ulust. with numerous engravings, some 
 
 I Ao colored, photogravure portraits andtext portraits, with notes, 
 
 ' ' ^^ by Octave Uzanne. Parisian edn. 20 vols, post 8vo, half 
 
 green morocco, totally uncut. N. Y. [1902] 
 
 Fine set. Edition limited to 1,000 copies, of which this is 
 
 No. 80. 
 
 ^ f~^ 213. CHAPLAIN (J. D.) and APTHORP (W.F.) Cyclo- 
 
 / ^^ U psedia of Music and Musicians. With more than 1,000 
 
 '"'^ ' illusts. 3 vols. 4to, half red morocco, vellum sides, gilt 
 
 tops, uncut. N. Y. : Scribner's, 1888 
 
 No. 317 of only 550 copies. 
 
 I c~-Sl^ 214. CHAPMAN (GEORGE). The Comedies and Trage- 
 
 / , .f_) C) dies of George Chapman, now first collected, with illustra- 
 
 ' tive Notes and a Memoir of the Author. 3 vols, crown 8vo, 
 
 boards, uncut. Lond. : Pearson, 1873 
 
 215. Large Paper copy of the same. Only a very 
 
 few printed. 3 vols. 8vo, boards, uncut. Lond. 1873 
 
 216. CHAPMAN (J. K.) A Complete History of Theat- 
 rical Entertainments, etc., at the English Court from the 
 
 t-/f time of King Henry VIII. , containing many curious par- 
 • (J ticulars of our Early Dramatic Literature and Art. Full- 
 page plates, etc., by Finden. Small folio, three-quarter red 
 morocco gilt, watered-silk sides, inside gold borders, gilt 
 edges, by Pawson and Nicholson. Lond. {ca. 1850] 
 
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 217. CHARKE (MRS. CHARLOTTE— Youngest Daugh- ^^ 
 ter of Colley Gibber). A Narrative of her Life. Written ^ *7 C' J[ 
 by Herself . Portrait. 16mo, sheep (rebacked). Scarce. <y t.^^^ ^^ 
 
 Lond. 1755 
 
 218. CHAUCER (GEOFFREY). Poetical Works. With ^. 
 Notes and Glossary by T. Tyrwhitt. Portrait. Royal 8vo, ^ yi /i 
 half roan (worn). Lond. 1874:<!~'^^ 
 
 319. CHETWOOD (W. R.) A General History of the 
 Stage, more particularly the Irish Theatre . . . with Memoirs ^^ 
 of the Principal Performers . . . Notes . . . Theatrical Anec- ^ x^{~ 
 dotes, etc. Portrait and engraved frontispiece. 13mo, half *-X^ /^ 
 green morocco, gilt top. Dublin, 1749 ' 
 
 The scarce original Dublin edition, which was reprinted the 
 same year in London, with a few slight diif erences. 
 
 220. A General History of the Stage, from its ^ 
 
 origin in Greece to the present time. With Memoirs of the / yp ^ 
 Principal Performers that have appeared on the English/' eX.CJ 
 and Irish Stage for the last Fifty Years. 12mo, old cau 
 (cover loose). , Lond. 1749 
 
 The first London edition. 
 
 221. CHEVALIER (W. A.) Outlines of a Scheme for / O - 
 Reforming the Stage and Elevating the Actor's Calling. A A /) 
 Svo, half calf. Lond. \_ca. 1878]' "^ 
 
 222. CHINESE DRAMA. Laon-Seng-XTrh, or " An Heir 
 
 in his Old Age. " 12mo, sheep. Lond. 1817 •^ -s^ <p 
 
 A translation of an old Chinese drama, made by Sir J. Y.^i^, ^^^ CJ 
 Davis in his youth. Contains a sketch of the Chinese drama. ^ .— 
 
 223. Another copy. Half calf. . •-^*- 
 
 224. CHRISTY (E. P.) Christy's Plantation Melodies. ^^ ( 
 Portrait of E. P. Christy. 16mo, original gilt roan. (_/ *^<^ 
 
 Phil. 1851 
 
 225. CHURCHILL (CHARLES). The Rosciad, Sixth 
 edn., revised and corrected, with additions, 1762; The 
 Churchiliad . . . questions proposed to the author of the 
 Rosciad, 1761; The Apology, by C. Churchill, 1761. The 
 Apology, by C. Churchill, 1761. The three bound in one 
 volume. 4to, half roan. Lond. 1761-62 
 
 236. CIBBER (COLLEY). To Diabebouloumenon ; or. 
 The Proceedings at the Theatre- Royal in Drury Lane, occa- 
 slon'd by the Much Lamented Death of the late Sir Harry 
 Wildair, etc. By the Rt. Hon. Baron Bungey. Post Svo, 
 half morocco (margins of last leaf cut close). Lond. 172.3 
 Refers to Colley Cibber (Phyz), Barton Booth (Trunk), and 
 Ush (Robert Wilks). Wilks in this year made his last appear- 
 ance in the character of Sir Harry Wildair. Cibber is treated 
 satirically, remarking on bis having improved Shakespeare, 
 etc. Very rare. 
 
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 227. The Provok'd Husband; or, a Journey to Lon- 
 don : a Comedy. By the late Sir John Vanbrugh and Mr. 
 Gibber. First edn. 8vo, unbound, pp. 99. Lond. 1728 
 
 When Vanbrugh died he left the uncompleted manuscript 
 of this play, and Gibber finished it and produced it on the 
 stage. The critics— with their usual perspicuity — damned cer- 
 tain parts of it as being by Gibber and unworthy of Vanbrugh. 
 Gibber then published the whole of Vanbrugh's manuscript as 
 he left it (see next lot), and showed that the parts they praised 
 were by himself, and those condemned were by Vanbrugh. 
 
 228. A Journey to London, being part of a Comedy 
 
 written by the late Sir John Vanbrugh, and Printed after 
 his own copy, which (since his decease) has been made into 
 an Intire Play. First edn. Post 8vo, unbound, pp. 51, 
 with leaf of advt. Lond. 1728 
 
 Vanbrugh's original manuscript, published by Gibber in his 
 own defence. 
 
 229. Plays written by Mr. Cibber : Love's Last Shift ; 
 
 /^' yi/^ Love makes a Man; The Careless Husband, etc., etc. First 
 
 ■p^ / uLJ Collected edn. 2 vols. 4to, contemporary full calf (skill- 
 fully rebacked). Lond. 1731 
 
 r230. NEVf Miscellany for the Year 1737, con- 
 I y^ (^ taining The Vision of the Golden Rump ; A Dissertation 
 
 upon Kicking; The Lord C d's Speech against the 
 
 Play-Bill; C C r's Letter to the Craftsman upon 
 
 the Bill for restraining the Stage. 8vo, half morocco, 
 
 pp. 29. Lond. 1737 
 
 The authorship uncertain, but probably by Nicholas Amhurst 
 
 (Galeb D'Anvers), who libelled Cibber, and was imprisoned for 
 
 it. The letter of Cibber in the volume is of course a burlesque, 
 
 though cleverly written. 
 
 231. An Apology for the Life of CoUey Cibber, 
 
 with an Historical View of the Stage during his own Time. 
 Second edn. 8vo, old calf. Lond. 1740 
 
 With bookplate of Henry D. Gilpin. No portrait was pub- 
 lished with this edition. 
 
 232. An Apology for the Life of Colley Cibber, 
 
 y~j X written by himself. To which is now added a short Account 
 
 / n (j of the Rise and Progress of the English Stage. Portrait. 
 
 ""^ ' 8vo, scored calf, gilt. Lond. 1750 
 
 Third edition, containing for the First Time the Account of 
 
 the Eise and Progress of the English Stage, and Dialogue on Old 
 
 Plays and Old Players. 
 
 ''"' /) I'J ^^^' ^^ Apology for the Life of Colley Cibber. 
 
 ^ . U ^ With Notes by E. Bellchambers. Portrait. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 ^ Lond. 1822 
 
 ^, ' ' 234. Another copy. W. E. Burton's copy. 8vo, 
 
 ^ Q (J half calf. Lond. 1822 
 
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 GIBBER (COLLEY). 
 235. A Letter from Mr. Gibber to Mr. Pope, inquir- 
 ing into the Motives that might induce him in his Satyrical 
 Works to be so frequently fond of Mr. Gibber's name. 8vo, / -., Cj^ 
 
 half morocco. Lond. 1742/7 "^ZA) /^ 
 
 The eaee First Edition. Pope had characterized Gibber ^j^ /j^*-*-^ ^^ 
 as the Prince of Dulness in the Dunciad, and made a vulgar 
 reference to some of his partialities. Gibber in this retaliated 
 and narrated a scandalous adventure of Pope's at a coffee- 
 house. 
 
 336. Rantum-Scantum, or Town Topics; The Rebel- 
 
 lion in Scotland ; The Play-Houses and Players ; The Poet's / -.-. ,.^ C^ 
 Association; etc .... the whole being a Model of Fine / /^^ oL^ 
 
 Writing. 8vo, half morocco, pp, 32. Lond., n. d. [ca. 1745]' / 
 
 Scarce. Gontains attacks on Golley Gibber, and references 
 to Garrick, "Kitty " Clive, and others. 
 
 237. GIBBER (SUSANNAH MARIA— Mrs. Theophilus). 
 An Account of the Life of that Gelebrated Actress, with 
 Interesting and Amusing Anecdotes Also the Trials be- ^T/S 
 tween Theophilus Gibber and William Sloper. Portrait. \J^ 
 Post 8vo, cloth, pp. 56. Lond. 1887 
 
 238. The Oracle: a Gomedy. First edn. 8vo, un-^^e3 
 
 bound, pp. 44. Lond. 1752 
 
 239. Another copy of the same. 
 
 240. [GIBBER (THEOPHILUS). ] Four Original Letters, 
 
 viz. : Two from a Husband to a Gentleman, and Two from a ^— ^ OP 
 
 Husband to a Wife. Third edn. 8vo, half red moroccOj_y A/'j JL 
 gilt top. Lond. 173P^ . tx^ o- ^ 
 
 Very scarce. Published by Theophilus Gibber as a vindica- 
 tion of his treatment of his wife, before the divorce action. 
 
 241. An Apology for the Life of Mr. T G , 
 
 being a Proper Sequel to the Apology for the Life of Mr. ^ , ^ 
 Golley Gibber, Comedian, with an Historical View of the(_^/ Qt^ ^ 
 Stage to the Present Year. Supposed to be written by him- 
 self. 8vo, half morocco gilt, gilt top. Lond. 1740 
 First edition. Believed to have been written by Henry 
 Fielding. A satire on Theophilus Gibber. 
 
 242. The Buskin and Sock: being Gontroversial 
 
 Letters between Mr. Thomas Sheridan and Mr. Theophilus 
 Cibber. 12mo, half ^morocco, gilt top, uncut, pp. 56. 
 
 Dublin: Printed; Lond., repr. , 1743 
 Goncerning the divorce case of Gibber against his veife. 
 
 243. Gibber's Two Dissertations on the Theatres, 
 
 with an Appendix (containing his "Epistle to Garrick," jn 
 
 etc.), Lond. 1766; also, hound with it, The Present State of , >o (*~*7 
 the Stage in Great-Britain and Ireland .... impartially/^^ ^ - "^ • 
 considered, Lond. 1753; and, A Dissertation on Comedy, 
 by a Student of Oxford, Lond. 1750. In 1 vol. 8vo, old calf. 
 
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 244. The Lives and Characters of the Most Eminent 
 
 Actors and Actresses of Great Britain and Ireland. Part I. 
 The Life and Character of that Excellent Actor, Barton 
 Booth, Esq. (all published). 8vo, calf (piece torn from 
 title). Lond. 176a 
 
 Rare. 
 
 /^C' 345. CID (The). A Short Chronicle founded on the 
 -M^cJ Early Poetry of Spain. By George Dennis, lllust. 16mo, 
 cloth. Lond. 1845 
 
 y^^ 346. CINCINNATI DRAMATIC FESTIVAL, 1883. Ofa- 
 cial Hand-Book of the Festival, Apl -May, 1883. Edited 
 7 by M. Phister. PoriJra'ite. Small 4to, half morocco. Cinn. 1883 
 
 247. A Volume of Plays — Julius Csesar, Hamlet, 
 
 Othello, The Hunchback, Romeo and Juliet, etc., as per- 
 
 ^^ ^^ f — formed at the Festival by J. E. Murdoch, Lawrence Bar- 
 
 y^^ 'c) rett, Mary Anderson, Louis James, Clara Morris, and 
 
 / others. Wiih portraits, dippings, caricatures, etc. , inserted. 
 
 4to, half morocco (somewhat rubbed). Cinn. 1883 
 
 248. CIRCUSIANA. The Dramatic Works of J. C. 
 /-j /b ( Cross, Stage Manager of the Surrey Theatre. 2 vols, in 1. 
 L/ VjJ Post Bvo, calf, gilt. Lond. 1812 
 
 ^^ ' T. P. Cooke's copy, with his bookplate. Casts are given of 
 
 the pieces, but Cooke does not seem to have acted in'lthem, 
 though the names of Wallaok and other noted actors appear. 
 
 249. CLAIRON (HYPPOLITE). Memoirs of Hyppolite 
 A~i t ' Clairon, the Celebrated French Actress. With Reflection s 
 -C-C/ upon the Dramatic Art. Written by Herself . Transl. from 
 
 the French. 2 vols, post 8vo, half calf, gilt tops, uncut. 
 
 Lond. 1800 
 
 ^A. 350. Memoires de, en reponse aux Memoires d'Hyp- 
 
 s^O polite Clairon. Portrait by Courbe. Suivis de plusieurs 
 Anecdotes eurieuses relatives aux Theatre Frangais. Par 
 M. F. Dumesnil. Post 8vo, half morocco, gilt top. 
 
 Paris, An VII. [1799] 
 
 ^___ 251. The Dispute between Mile. Clairon and the 
 
 ^y ^ C Father of the Church ; occasioned by the Excommunication 
 
 /^, j G^ denounced in France against all Dramatic Writers, Actors, 
 
 "^^ I etc., with the Reasons for that Excommunication in an 
 
 Argument between Abbe Grizel and * the Master of the 
 
 King's Revels. Said to be written by M. de Voltaire. Post 
 
 8vo, old half calf, pp. 40. Lond. 1768 
 
 One of the ' ' condemned books " of the Catholic Church. 
 
 253. CLAPP (HENRY AUSTIN). Reminiscences of a 
 Dramatic Critic. With Essay on the Art of Henry Irving. 
 Portrait. Post 8vo, boards and label, uncut. Bost. 1902 
 
 First Edition. One of 100 copies of this issue, bound in 
 boards, uncut. 
 
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 253. CLAPP (JOHN BOUVE) and EDGETT (EDWIN 
 FRANCIS). Plays of the Present. With Preface by / 
 Douglas Taylor. Numerous portraits in character. Royal / ^/J 
 8vo, cloth, gilt top. N. Y. 1902 /' '^ 
 
 One of an edition of only 350 copies published by the Dunlap 
 Society. , 
 
 254. CLEMENS (S. L.) A Tramp Abroad First edn. / (QQ 
 Illusts. 8vo, cloth. Fine copy. Hartford, 1880 ' ' 
 
 255. Roiighing It, 1873; Innocents Abroad, 1874; /- -' 
 
 and The Gilded Age (with C. D. Warner), 1874. All illust. vl- ^ 
 
 3 vols. 8vo, cloth. Hartford, 1873-74 
 
 256. CLIVE (CATHERINE). The Case of Mrs. Clive / x^z- 
 submitted to the Public. 12mo, unbound, pp. 22. Lond.l7-t4/ /J) 
 
 Rare. Written by ' ' Kitty " Olive herself, and giving her rea-' ' 
 sons for not acting in the season of 1744. 
 
 257. Life of Mrs. Catherine Clive, with an Account / ^^^^ 
 
 of her Adventures on and off the Stage. By Percy Fitz-/, (yCj 
 gerald. Portrait. Post 8vo, boards, uncut. Lond. 1888 
 
 258. COATES (ROBERT— iSomeo Coates). Report of 
 the Extraordinary Trial of Charles Momus, Comedian of 
 Covent Garden Theatre, for stealing privately from the 
 
 person of Romeo Lothario Doodledoo, Esq., certain articles j^ ^-f/ — 
 his property. Taken in shorthand by Jonathan Swiftsure, "^ /^ 
 8vo, half roan. Lond. 1 8 1 4 ' / 
 
 Very rare. ' ' Romeo " Coates was a noted ' ' amateur " actor 
 whose favorite character was that of Romeo. His results ended 
 in ridicule, and Charles Mathews mimicked him in one of his 
 representations. The public at first laughed, but later hissed 
 the actor off the stage, and Charles Mathews wrote this mock 
 trial in his own defence. 
 
 359. The Life of Robert Coates, better known as . 
 
 "Romeo" and "Diamond" Coates, the celebrated "ama-/^pO 
 teur of fashion." By J. R. and H. H. Robinson. Portrait. 
 Crown 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1891 
 
 260. COBBIN (I.) Stage Playing; Immoral, Vain, and/ QQ 
 Dangerous in the Tendency: a Sermon. 8vo, half morocco. 
 
 Lond. 1802 
 
 261. COCHRANE (ALEX. B.) The Theatre Frangais in 
 the Reign of Louis XV. 8vo, cloth, uncut. Lond. 1879 
 
 262. Another COPT. /-U-O 
 
 268. COKAIN (SIR ASTON). The Dramatic Works of 
 Sir Aston Cokain (Restoration Period). With Memoir, In- C~7^ 
 troduction and Notes. Post 8vo, cloth, uncut. _^ ^ 
 
 Limited issue. Edinburgh, 1874 
 
 264. COLEMAN (JOHN). Fifty Years of an Actor's / -y 
 Life (with reminiscences of the leading actors and actresses A ^^^j^ 
 of the period). Portraits. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1904' 
 
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 265. Players and Playwrights I have Knowu. A 
 
 Review of the English Stage from 1840 to 1880. With 50 
 
 ^ illusts. from authentic portraits. 3 vols, thick 8vo, cloth 
 gilt, gilt tops, uncut. Phil. 1890 
 
 266. COLERIDGE (SAMUEL TAYLOR). Dramatic 
 Works. Edited by Derwent Coleridge. Crown 8vo, cloth, 
 uncut. Lond. 1853 
 
 367. Shakespeare, Ben Jonson, Beaumont and 
 
 Fletcher. Notes and Lectures. 12mo, cloth. Liverpool, 1875 
 
 268. COLLIER (JEREMY). A Short View of the Im- 
 ^ y ) morality and Profaneness of the English Stage. Crown 
 
 o ' ^ 8vo, old calf (slightly cracked at joints). 
 
 The first edition. Lond. : S. Keble, 1698 
 
 269. Short View of the Profaneness and Immorality 
 
 of the English Stage. Fifth edition, corrected. Svo, old 
 leather (front cover lacking, and leaf of preface damaged). 
 
 Lond. 1738 
 
 370. A Farther Vindication of the Short View of 
 
 ZZ, ^f) the Profaneness and Immorality of the English Stage. 
 ^y'' '^ First edn. 13mo, half roan. Lond. 1708 
 
 371. COLLIER CONTROVERSY. A Vindication of the 
 Stage, with the Usefulness and Advantages of Dramatick 
 Representations, in answer to Mr. Collier's late book ' ' A 
 View of the Prophaneness and Immorality," etc. Small 
 4to, half morocco. Lond. 1698 
 
 Scarce. Fine copy. 
 
 373. The Occasional Paper Number IX. : containing 
 
 some considerations about the Danger of going to Plays. 
 By Richard Willis. Small 4to, half morocco. Lond. 1698 
 
 373. A Letter to A[nthony] H[ammond], Esq., 
 
 concerning the Stage. Small 4to, half morocco, gilt top. 
 
 Lond. 1698 
 In the controversy touching the pernicious influence of the 
 Stage of the period, the author sides with the dramatists (Con- 
 greve, Vanbrugh, etc.), against Mr. Collier, and his arguments 
 are strongly suggestive of the kindly defence of the same sub- 
 ject by Charles Lamb, which, in turn, was so warmly attacked 
 by Maoaulay. 
 
 374. Stage Condemn'd (The), and the Encourage- 
 ment given to the Immoralities and Profaneness of the 
 Theatre by the English Schools, Universities and Pulpit 
 Censur'd. King Charles I., Sunday Mask . . . animadverted 
 upon, etc. Svo, original calf. Lond. : J. Salusbury, 1698 
 
 Scarce. One of the books called forth by Collier's attack 
 on the stage. This volume cites and quotes many plays, 
 among them Davenant's Masque "Britannia Triumphans," 
 forming practically a reprint of it. 
 
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 275. Mr. Collier's Dissuasive from the Play-House ; 
 
 in a Letter to a Person of quality, occasion'd by the late /p r~~ 
 Calamity of the Tempest. Post 8vo, half calf, pp. 15. <s^"^ 
 
 Scarce. Lond. 1703 
 
 276. A Representation of the Impiety and Immorality 
 
 of the English Stage, with Reasons for putting a Stop - — ? 
 thereto, and some Questions addrest to those who frequenlj^^ A^ 
 the Play-House. Post 8 vo, half roan. Lond. 1704-^ 
 
 Scarce. Contains a list of passages from the plays on which 
 the actors were indicted, and from others since, showing no 
 improvement 
 
 277. Some Thoughts concerning the Stage, in a / ^ /— 
 
 Letter to a Lady. [By Josiah Woodward.] 12mo, 'hsM. f ,^CS^ 
 morocco. Lond. 1704 
 
 An attack on the stage. 
 
 278. Another copy. Half morocco. Lond. 1704/ 
 
 279. Serious Reflections on the Scandalous Abuse , 
 
 and Effects of the Stage. A Sermon. By Arthur Bedford. / A/^) 
 12mo, half roan (some pp. slightly wormed). Bristol, YIQq/ ' ^^ 
 
 280. The Evil and Dangers of Stage-Plays, shewing 
 
 their Natural Tendency to Destroy Religion, and Introduce 
 
 a General Corruption of Manners, in almost Two Thousand '^^~T \ 
 Instances, taken from the Plays of the Two Last Years, etc.^' / ^ 
 By Arthur Bedford 8vo, half calf, gilt. With separate 
 leaf of errata, and advertisement leaf, at end. Lond. 1706 
 Very scarce. 
 
 281. A Defence of Plays; or. The Stage Vindicated C^ 
 
 from Several Passages in Mr. Collier's Short View. By E. Q (J 
 Pilmer. 8vo, calf (the leaves affected by damp). Lond. 1707 ' 
 
 382. Preludes to the Plays ; or, A Few Serious Ques-^^ ^ C^ 
 
 tions proposed to the Gentlemen, Ladies, and others that/ "^Z) >?//- 
 frequent the Play-House. 13mo, half roan. Lond. 1729^ ' ^ ^^ 
 
 283. A Serious Remonstrance in behalf of the Chris- 
 tian Religion against the Horrid Blasphemies and Impieties / 
 which are still used in the English Play-Houses, etc. By A ^ ^ 
 Arthur Bedford. 8vo, boards, cloth back. Lond. 1730' 
 
 284. The Use and Abuse of Diversions, a Sermon, ^^ 
 
 Appendix, by George Anderson; also, A Reinforcement ^^''H AQ 
 the Reasons proving that the Stage is an Unchristiaif- -^ ^ 
 Diversion, by the same. 2 vols, in 1. 8vo, half calf. 
 
 Edinburgh, 1733 
 
 285. COLLIER (J. PAYNE). The Poetical Decameron ; y^ f^^ 
 or. Ten Conversations on English Poets and Poetry, par- / .^ O 
 ticularly of the Reigns of Elizabeth and James I. 2 vols. ', 
 
 post 8vo, half morocco, gilt tops, uncut (slightly rubbed). 
 
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 286. The History of English Dramatic Poetry, to 
 
 the Times of Shakespeare ; and, Annals of the Stage, to the 
 Restoration. Fikst edn. 3 vols, half morocco, gilt top, 
 uncut. Loud. 1831 
 
 287. COLMAN (GEORGE— the Elder). Dramatic Works. 
 Engraved portrait. 4 vols, crown Bvo, marbled calf (joints 
 cracked, 1 cover loose). Loud. 1777 
 
 288. Posthumous Letters from various Celebrated 
 
 Men, addressed to Francis Colman and Geo. Colman, the 
 Elder. With Notes by Geo. Colman, the Younger. 4to, 
 original boards, uncut (slightly spotted). Loud. 1820 
 
 Concerning Garrick and other subjects. 
 
 289. COLMAN" (GEORGE— Jr.) The Iron Chest. A 
 Play. 8vo, half calf (one leaf supplied in manuscript). 
 
 Lond. 1796 
 Rare. W. B. Wood's copy, with his autooeaph on the 
 TITLE, AND CUTS MARKED. Colman was very much annoyed at 
 the non-suooess of this play on its first appearance, March 13, 
 1796, and in tliis 1796 edition printed a preface attacking John 
 Philip Kemble bitterly, accusing him of taking Opium, etc. 
 In the next edition he suppressed it, and consequently the 
 edition with this preface has now become very rare. 
 
 ■290. The History of Mr. John Decastro and his 
 
 brother Bat, commonly called Old Crab The Merry matter 
 written by John Mathers, the grave by a solid Gentleman. 
 4 vols, crown 8vo, original boards, uncut. Lond. 1815 
 
 A curious old novel, in which the author evidently had both 
 Rabelais and Sterne in remembrance. It does not relate — as 
 some writers have erroneously supposed — to a Mr. Lecastro 
 who acted at Covent Garden about 1775 ; of this gentleman 
 nothing but his name appears to be known, and the characters 
 are apparently suppositious. The author is believed to have 
 been George Colman, the younger, but it was never acknowl- 
 edged. This is the First edition, which is very scarce, the later 
 ones being common. 
 
 291. COLMAN FAMILY. Memoirs of the Colman Family, 
 including their Correspondence with the most distinguished 
 personages of their time. By R. B Peake. 2 portraits. 2 
 vols. 8vo, half morocco, gilt tops, uncut. 
 
 Lond. : Bentley [1841] 
 
 292. COMPANION TO THE PLAY-HOUSE; or. Histori- 
 cal Account of all the Dramatic Writers (and their Works) 
 that have appeared in Great Britain and Ireland. 2 vols. 
 12mo, original calf. Lond. 1764 
 
 The scarce First Edition, with the dedication to Garrick. 
 The authorship of this book is still in considerable doubt. It 
 has been ascribed to Oliver Goldsmith, as also to David Erskine 
 
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 Baker, who in later editions (after Goldsmith's' death) put his 
 name on the title as author, suppressed the dedication to Gar- 
 rick, and altered the introduction. The volumes were a joint 
 trade production, Thomas Davies, one of Goldsmith's most 
 intimate friends, being one of the publishers. The dedication 
 is signed with stars as two names, the first being a large star 
 followed by four smaller, and another large star followed by 
 eight smaller ones. The second arrangement is easily seen to 
 read Goldsmith, the first is more doubtful unless it reads 
 "Nolly." This was the pet name used to Goldsmith by his 
 friends. Garrick, in his famous extempore epitaph, called him 
 "Nolly," and if the volumes were by the author of "The 
 Vicar," it may well be that he used the familiar appellation. 
 The eulogy on Dr, Johnson contained in the biographical part 
 reads much like Goldsmith. 
 
 293. COMPANION (A) , to the The Theatres ; and Manual 
 of the British Drama. By Horace Foote. Folding front, 
 showing views of the 12 principal London and other play- 
 houses. 16mo, boards. Lond. 1829 
 
 294. COMPTON (HENRY). Memoir. Edited by Charles 
 and Edward Compton. With Anecdotes and Personal 
 Recollections (by Distinguished Actors and Actresses) . Por- 
 trait. 8vo, half red morocco, gilt top. Lond. 1879 
 
 /.SZ) 
 
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 295. CONFEDERATE IMPRINT. Marginalia ; or, Glean- / 
 
 ings from an Army Note-Book. By " Personne." 8vo, half / / O ' 
 morocco, gilt top, uncut. Columbia, S. C, 1864 
 
 296. CONGREVE(WM.) The Double Dealer. A Comedy, a- /-7J 
 First edn. Small 4to, unbound, pp. 79; with Epilogue^__p , ^J) C/ 
 (name on title). Lond. 1694 
 
 297. Love for Love. A Comedy. First edn., with /— r~^ 
 
 the rare half-title. Small 4to, unbound, pp. 92 (name on ^ , «3 6/ 
 title). Lond. 1697 
 
 298. The Mourning Bride. A Tragedy. First edn. , /■ — '— -,j 
 
 with the rare half-title. Small 4to, unbound, pp. 74; with ^.^ O 
 Epilogue of 2 pp. (name on title). Lond. 1697 
 
 299. The Way of the World. A Comedy. First (— r-in 
 
 edn,, with the half-title. Small 4to, unbound, pp. 89; with ^" ,xj U 
 Epilogue and leaf of advt. (name on title). Lond. 1700 
 
 300. The Works of Mr. William Congreve. Por- 
 trait and plates. 3 vols. 8vo, contemporary calf, gilt, crest 
 on sides. Birmingham, 1761 
 
 John Baskerville's beautifully printed edition. Scarce. 
 
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 301. CONWAY (H. J.) Dred: a Tale of the Great Dis- 
 mal Swamp. A Drama. Crown 8vo, pictorial wrappers, 
 
 'O having portrait of Tom Thumb, pp. 48. N. Y. 1856 
 
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 Founded on Mrs. Stowe's novel, and performed at Barnum's, 
 with Gen. Tom Thumb in the caste. 
 
 303. COOK (DUTTON). A Book of the Play. Studies 
 
 and Illustrations of Histrionic Story, Life and Character. 
 
 % vols, post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1876 
 
 303. Hours with the Players. First edn. 2 vols. 
 
 12mo, cloth. Loud. 1881 
 
 304. On the Stage: Studies of Theatrical History 
 
 and the Actor's Art. Portrait. 3 vols. 13mo, cloth. 
 
 Lond. 1883 
 
 305. Nights at the Play: a View of the English 
 
 Stage. Post 8vo, cloth. . Lond. 1883 
 
 306. COOKE'S niustrations to the British Theatre. (A 
 series of 55 engraved vignettes representing scenes from the 
 most famous British theatrical productions.) 8vo, half 
 roan. n. p., n. d. [Lond. 1817, etc.] 
 
 /.^ 307. COOKE (WILLIAM). The Elements of Dramatic 
 (S^U Criticism: an Analysis of Tragedy, Comedy, Farce, Panto- 
 mime, etc. , with Instructions on the Art of Acting. Vignette 
 " iiile. 8vo, old sheep. Lond. 1775 
 
 308. COOPER (JAMES FENIMORE). The Works of 
 Cooper. Edited, with Introductions, by Paul L. Ford, Ed- 
 ward E. Hale and Capt. Alfred Mahan. Front, on India 
 paper, and with extra set of 20 illusts., also on India paper. 
 33 vols, post 8vo, half morocco, gilt tops, uncut. 
 
 N. Y. : Appleton, 1901 
 The " Ideal Edition," limited to 1,000 sets, this being No. 378. 
 
 309. COOPER (REV. WILLIAM M.—i. e. J. G. Bertram). 
 Flagellation and the Flagellants. A History of the Rod in 
 all Countries from the Earliest Period to the Present Time. 
 Numerous illusts. 8vo, cloth, uncut. Lond. [1869] 
 
 310. CORNBURY (HENRY HYDE, LORD). The Mis- 
 takes; or. The Happy Resentment: a Comedy. Fiest edn. 
 8.\jo, unbound, pp. 85. Lond. 1758 
 
 Printed by Samuel Richardson, author of Sir Charles Grandi- 
 son, Clarissa Harlowe, etc. Books with his imprint are scarce. 
 
 ^^ 311. CORNWALL (BARRY— B.W.Procter). Dramatic 
 
 ^^'J Scenes, with other Poems. Now first printed. Portrait. 
 
 Crown 8vo, cloth. Bost. 1857 
 
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 313. COSTUMES. Lady Hamilton's Outlines of Figures 
 and Drapery from the Antient Statues, Monuments, etc., ~^\^ 
 representing the Principal Characters in the Plays of Ra- « *^ 
 cine in their Proper Costumes. 26 plates. 4to, cloth. 
 
 [Lond.] 1794 (reprint) 
 
 313. Dresses of the Representatives of tlie People 
 
 . . . the Executive Directory, etc. (of the Fourth Year of 
 the French Republic, 1795). 16 full-page colored plates 
 with descriptive text. Crown 8vo, old half russia (worn). 
 
 Paris and Lond. 1797 
 Very scarce. Authoritative I'epresentations — with coloring 
 — of the Government of the French Revolution. 
 
 314. Picturesque Representations of the Dress and ^ r~y\ 
 
 Manners of the English. Illustrated in 50 colored engrav-*^ c^ (y 
 ings, with descriptions. 8vo, half morocco (one plate lack^"^ ' 
 ing). Lond., n. d. [ca. 1820] 
 
 Very beautifully colored aquatints. 
 
 315. Picturesque Representations of the Dress and . ^__— 
 
 Manners of the Austrians. By Wm. Alexander. 4T col- / ^ ^^ 
 ored engravings (should be 50), with descriptions. Royal' 
 
 8vo, half morocco, gilt top, uncut. Lond. 1830 
 
 316. Picturesque Representations of the Dress and - 
 
 Manners of the Turks. Descriptions, and 60 full-page^ e3^ 
 richly colored plates. Royal 8vo, half morocco, gilt top. 
 
 Lond. 1830 
 
 317. A Collection of Swiss Costumes designed by / / — *— 
 
 Reinhardt. With descriptions in French and English. 30 / ^^ O 
 full-page richly colored plates. Royal 8vo, half morocco, 
 
 gilt top. Lond. 1830 
 
 318. Picturesque Representations of the Dress and ^ 
 
 Manners of the Russians, Descriptions, and 62 (should be^? /i5tT 
 64) full-page richly colored plates. Royal 8vo, half mo-"^' 
 rocco, gilt top. Lond. 1830 
 
 319. The Book OF Costume ; or. Annals of Fashion, 
 
 from the earliest period to the present time. By A Lady of / / f~ 
 Rank. Upwards of 200 woodcuts. 8vo, half calf, gilt/' '^ 
 back. Lond. 1847 
 
 320. Galerie Dramatiques. Costumes des Theatres 
 
 de Paris, par MM. DoUet, Lasalle, etc. Vol. 2 only. 96 
 
 Plates (should be 100) of finely colored plates and portraits, ^^ (~- 
 including Grisi, Dunilatre, Achard, Gardoni and others iii,^ f\J 
 character; a double plate of Tom Thumb and his exhi- / 
 bition; another of a War Dance of American Indians 
 (Ojibways); Steeplechase racing, chariot races, fancy 
 dances, etc. Royal 8vo, half morocco (rubbed and loose in 
 binding). Paris, n. d. 
 
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 331. COUP (W. C.) Sawdust and Spangles. Stories and 
 Secrets of the Circus, lllust. Post 8vo, art cloth, gilt top. 
 
 Chicago, 19UI 
 322. COURTIERS AND FAVORITES OF ROYALTY. 
 (Autobiographies and Memoirs of Madame Du Barry, Jo- 
 sephine, Richelieu, Talleyrand, Fouehe, Henry IV., etc.) 
 Portraits on Japan vellum paper. 20 vols. 8vo, buckram, 
 gilt top, uncut. Paris and N. Y. [1900] 
 
 Versailles edition. Limited to 503 copies, this being No. 77. 
 
 ^^ 323. COURT OF CHARLES 11. Memoirs of Count 
 ^Wy Grammont. By Anthony Hamilton. Edited, with Notes, 
 ' ^ by Sir Walter Scott. dJ/. portraits. Thick 8vo, tree calf 
 extra, gilt edges. Lond. 1876 
 
 324. COURT MEMOIRS. The Life of Jane de St. Remy 
 de Valois, heretofore Countess de la Motte, containing a 
 circumstantial and exact Detail ... of this unfortunate 
 Lady . . . with particulars relative to the mysterious Trans- 
 action of the Diamond Necklace (with the Queen of France). 
 Written by Herself. Portrait. 2 vols. 8vo, old calf. 
 
 Lond. 1791 
 335. COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE. Tyranny Trium- 
 phant, and Liberty Lost; the Muses run Mad; Apollo 
 struck Dumb, and all Covent Garden Confounded, etc By 
 Patrick Fitzcrambo. 8vo, unbound, pp. 29. Lond. 1743 
 On the conflict between Drury Lane and Covent-Garden 
 Theatres, when Garriok and Macklin seceded from the former. 
 The pamphlet gives criticisms on many of the prominent actors 
 of the period. 
 
 326. " O. P." Riots. The Rebellion; or. All in the 
 
 Wrong, a serio-comic Hurly-Burly, as it was performed for 
 two months, etc. Portrait of J. P. Kernble. 8vo, half roan. 
 
 Lond. 1809 
 
 ^.S" 327. "O. P." Riots. The Covent Garden Journal. 
 
 Plates. 2 vols. 8vo, half red roan gilt, gilt tops, uncut. 
 
 Lond. 1810 
 A complete history of the " O. P." riots, with reprints of all 
 the placards, lampoons, burlesques, squibs, etc., that were 
 issued. 
 
 328. Four Letters on the Theatre relative to its 
 
 opening in 1809; The Merits of Players and the Morality of 
 the Stage, by [Major Cartwright], Lond. [1809] ; Six Letters 
 of Publicola, etc., by [Major Cartwright], Lond. 1810; The 
 Letters of Publicola, etc. , addressed to Thos Brand, Lond. 
 1811. 3 pamphlets bound in 1. 8vo, old calf. 
 
 329. Catalogue of the Valuable Properties of the 
 
 Theatre sold by auction, 1839. Small 4to, half morocco. 
 
 Lond. 1829 
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 330. COVENTRY MYSTERIES. Pageants; or, Dra- 
 matic Mysteries Anciently performed at Coventry by the 
 Trading Companie of that City . . . compiled from sources / — jC^ 
 hitherto unexplored [with, the Pageant of the Shearmen ^ qJ , (\Q 
 Taylors' Company]. By Thomas Sharp. Copper-plates by 
 D. Jee, engraved from early curious originals, and music 
 of the songs. 4to, cloth (binding loose). Coventry, 1825 
 An interesting account of the early Mystery plays with the 
 text of the Shearmen & Taylors' Pageant of 1534. 
 
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 331. CO WELL (JOE— Comedian). Thirty Years Among 
 the Players in England and America. 2 parts in one vol- 
 ume bound with some fiction. 8 vo, half calf. N.Y. 1844-46 
 
 333. COWLEY (MRS. HANNAH). The Works of Mrs. 
 Cowley; Dramas and Poems (with Miscellaneous Pieces and 
 some account of her Life). First collected edn. 3 vols. 
 8vo, contemporary scored russia, gilt. Lond. 1813 
 
 333. CRANE (WALTER). Art and the Formation of ^S~ 
 Taste. By Lucy Crane. Illusts. hy Thomas and Walter 
 Crane. Post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1882 
 
 334. CRAWFURD (OSWALD). English Comic Drama- //O 
 tists. (Shakespeare to Sheridan. Selections.) 12mo, vel- , / ^ 
 lum, gilt top. N. Y. 1884 
 
 385. CRIME. Phillipps (S. M.) Famous Cases of Cir- 
 cumstantial Evidence. With an Introduction on the Theory ^.) 
 of Presumptive Proof. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1874 . 
 
 A full account of many cases, some of which have been used 
 as the plots of plays. 
 
 336. The Richardson-McFarland Tragedy. Contain- 
 ing all the Letters and other interesting Facts and Docu- A-7S 
 ments not before published. Portraits, including those of ^ (y 
 Henry Ward Beecher, Horace Greeley, and others. 8vo, „ 
 wrappers (front cover missing), pp. 180. Phil. 1870 
 
 337. CROUCH (ANNA MARIA). Memoirs of Mrs. O r- 
 Crouch, including a Retrospect of the Stage during the v_A 
 years she performed. By M. J. Young. Portrait. 2 vols. ' 
 
 in 1. 12mo, cloth. Lond. 1806 
 
 338. CROWNE (JOHN). The Married Beau; or, The ^_p 
 Curious Impertinent. A Comedy. FIRST edn. Small 4to, /Q 
 unbound, pp. 66, with the Epilogue, 2 pp. (headlines cut '/ 
 into). Lond. 1694 
 
 339. CRUIKSHANK (GEO.) Punch and Judy. [By ^-^^O 
 Payne Collier.] Numerous full-page etchings hy C C.<=^ ' ^ 
 Post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1870 
 
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 __ 340. CRUIKSHAlSrK (I. R.) Rodolph the Wolf ; or, The 
 
 /( Columbine Red Riding Hood. A Comic Melo-Dramatic 
 , I -0 Pantomime. Bj- J. R. Planche. Fine colored etched front, 
 hy I. R. Cruikshanh. Post 8vo, wrappers, pp. 33. Lond.1819 
 
 ^YC' ^^^' Joan of Arc; or, The Maid of Orleans. A 
 
 'O Melo-Drama. By Ed. Ball. Colored etched front, of Mrs. 
 
 / Egerton as Joan of Arc by I. B. Cruikshcmk. Post 8vo, 
 
 unbound, pp. 31. [Lond., n. d.] 
 
 5^/j 342. M. Mallet; or. My Daughter's Letter. By 
 
 v_/6/ H. W. Montagu. First bdn. 12mo, wrappers, pp. 32. 
 V— With 6 plates by R. Cruikshank, Lond. 1830 
 
 ^Ly 343. Another copy of the same. 
 
 . 344. Mr. Mathew's Trip to America, with his Lec- 
 
 •^ ^ ^ture on Peculiarities, Character and Manners, etc. Jf. en- 
 I i^^ gravings hy Cruikshanh on one plate. 12mo, wrappers, 
 uncut, pp. 24. Lond., n. d. 
 
 ///J 345. CUMBERLAND (RICHARD). Memoirs. Written 
 
 ^/■T~\J by Himself. Interspersed with Anecdotes and Characters 
 
 of several of the most distinguished persons of his time. 
 
 Crown 8vo, sheep. Bost. 1806 
 
 ^A 346. Memoirs of Richard Cumberland, with an Ac- 
 
 C^^U count of his Life and Writings. Portraits. 2 vols. 8vo, 
 half calf. Lond. 1807 
 
 .A" 317. The Posthumous Dramatick Works of Richard 
 
 ^/C/ Cumberland. 2 vols, small 4to, contemporary calf, gilt. 
 Autograph " Anne T. Jones " on title. Lond. 1813 
 
 First collected edition. Large Paper copy. Scarce. 
 
 348. Another copy. 2 vols, small 4to, paper. 
 
 Lond. 1813 
 
 /y ^ 349. CUMBERLAND'S BRITISH DRAMA. Plays by 
 
 /^^ celebrated authors, with Critique and Biography by R. 
 
 Cumberland to each play. Portraits. Vols. 1 to 7 and 
 
 9 to 14. 12mo, half morocco, red tops, uncut. (As 13 
 
 vols.) 1817 
 
 350. CUMBERLAND'S BRITISH THEATRE. Various 
 
 / ^ vols, of Cumberland's and Dolby's British Theatre. Front. 
 
 • / "^ by Cruikshank and others, some portraits, etc. 43 vols. 
 
 16mo, uniformly bound in half calf, gilt (some bindings 
 
 broken.) Lond. 1825, etc. 
 
 ^T 351. Cumberland's Theatrical Illustrations. En- 
 
 <-^^ graved portraits of Shakespeare and Beaumont and upwards 
 of 200 woodcut portraits and scenes. 12mo, cloth. 
 *— i^ Lond., n. d. 
 
 ^(J 352. CURLING (HENRY). Recollections of the Mess- 
 Table and the Stage. First bdn. Post 8vo, cloth, uncut. 
 
 Lond. 1855 
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 353. CUSHMAN (CHARLOTTE). Biographical Sketch. 
 By Clara Erskine Clement (American Actor Series, edited 
 by Laurence Hutton). 4to, paper, uncut. Large Paper, 
 
 ONLY 100 COPIES PRINTED. Bost. 1883 
 
 Extended to 3 volumes by the insertion of 162 poi'traits, play- 
 bills, autograph letters, etc., illustrating the career of this dis- 
 tinguished actress. Included are 13 portraits of Miss Cushman, 
 8 of which are in plain dress, and others in the characters of 
 Romeo and Katharine. There are also 7 Autograph Letters, 
 apparently addressed to W. S. Fredericks, the actor and mana- 
 ger, and these relate almost exclusively to theatrical matters ; 
 attached to one of them is an addenda of 4 pp. marked "Pri- 
 vate." 
 
 Among the engraved portraits are Mrs. Siddons (3) ; Garrick 
 (3); Mdme. Vestrisas Capt. Macheath; Edmund Kean aa Br 
 tus and Coriolanus ; Edwin Forrest (4) ; J. B. Booth as Sir Giles 
 Overreach; J. W. Wallack (Ki/io. by Newsam); Clara Fisher (3); 
 Edmund Simpson (original, out out and mounted on India 
 paper); Forrest as Virginius (India); J. W. Wallack, Jr. (3); 
 Macready as Wallace, Virginius and Rob Roy ; Brahan as Cais 
 (rare colored print); Lawrence Barrett (Jwdia) ; Tyrone Power; 
 Lester Wallack (India); Edwin Booth; Henry Plaoide (3); W. 
 E. Blake (India) ; Forrest as Carwin; Fanny Wallack; C. W. 
 Couldook(3); J. R.Lowell; Longfellow (3) ; Byron (hj Edwin); 
 J. H. Caldwell; Mrs. Nisbett; Mdme. Vestris; Thackeray; John 
 Brougham (Zjtdia); Mary Devlin; JohnSefton; Fanny Kemble; 
 J. H. MoVicker; Charlotte Thompson; John Poole; Lincoln; 
 J. E. Murdoch (India); Charles Kean as Richard III. (India); 
 J. P. Kemble; Ellen Tree (as Ion); Dickens; Scott; Mrs. Brown- 
 ing ; and others. 
 
 
 354. Reminiscences of the Life of Charlotte Cush- 
 man. By Mrs. Dr. Walker, her chosen Medium, with some 
 of her Spirit Experiences, etc. Portrait. 13mo, tree calf 
 extra, gilt top. Bost. 1876 
 
 355. Charlotte Cushman : Her Letters and Memories 
 
 of her Life. Edited by her friend, Emma Stebbins. Por- 
 trait AND AUTOGRAPH SIGNATURE INSERTED. Square pOSt 
 Svo, half morocco, gilt top. Bost. 1879 
 
 356. CYNIC (The). (A Periodical.) By Growler Gruff, 
 Esq., aided by a confederacy of Lettered Dogs 
 Sept. 21-Dec. 12, 1811— all -• - -^ — 
 boards, uncut (title torn). 
 
 Very eahe contributions, humorous and satirical, on the The- 
 atres and Actors of the Day "by the Editor's dog," etc., on 
 the ladies. War Excitement of the Time, Richmond Theatre 
 Fire, Poems, etc. This copy, bought at Bangs's in 1895, is the 
 only copy recorded as having been sold at auction in this 
 country. 
 
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 riodical.) By Growler Gruff, , 
 
 )f Lettered Dogs (Nos. 1-12, LJ^ 
 
 published). IBmo, original // CZ7) _/ / 
 
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 357. "pv ALE (ALAN). Familiar Chats with the Queens y^ /\ 
 ^-^ of the Stage. Numerous portraits. Small ito, C/ 
 
 cloth. N. Y. 1890 V 
 
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 358. DALY (AUGUSTIN). Woffington: A Tribute to 
 ^^ . the Actress and the Woman. Portraits and illusts. Royal 
 
 ^f ^() 4to, decorated cloth gilt, gilt top, uncut. [N. Y.] 1888 
 
 ' ^"^ No. 79 of only 150 copies of this size printed,, each signed by 
 
 / the author. 
 
 359. A Portfolio of Players, with a Packet of Notes 
 
 thereon by H. C. Bunner, E. A. Ditmar, Laurence Hutton, 
 Brander Matthews and William Winter. With numerous 
 fine portraits ON India paper. Roj'^al 4to, art silk, uncut, 
 with silk ties. Fine copy. N. Y. 1888 
 
 One of 35 copies with proof impkessions of the plates. 
 
 360. DALY (FREDERIC). Henry Irving in England 
 and America, 1838-84. Etched portrait by Lalauze. Post 
 
 J 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1884 
 
 361. DANCING. Types des Bals de Paris. A series of 
 /^} I '"'" 1^ finely-colored plates (folded in portfolio) containing fov/r 
 
 y 'I i_y figures each and exhibiting the spirited and laborious agonies 
 
 of the Terpsichorean fashions of the day. Oblong 8vo, 
 
 '■ , cloth. Paris [ca. 1859] 
 
 The plates are also to be valued as displaying the fashionable 
 
 ^ COSTUMES of the period. 
 
 ./Ab 362. DAVIDGE (WM.— Comedian). Footlight Flashes. 
 
 V, Post 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1866 
 
 /^ /O 363. Another copy. Half morocco gilt, gilt top. 
 
 , () t/ Presentation copy from the author, and A. L. S. inserted. 
 N. Y. 1866 
 c,_ 364. DAVIES (THOMAS). Dramatic Miscellanies, con- 
 
 ^ f) f) sisting of Critical Observations on several plays of Shake^ 
 ^^- ^ speare; with a review of his principal characters and those 
 
 of various eminent writers as represented by Mr. Garrick 
 and other comedians. Portrait of Thomas Betterton. 3 
 " vols, crown 8vo, half morocco, gilt tops, uncut. 
 
 Lond.: For the Author, 1785 
 
 'Jj 365. DAYIES (WILLIAM). Plays Written for a Private 
 
 Theatre (five comedies). 8vo, full calf. Lond. 1786 
 
 366. DECASTRO (J.— Comedian). Memoirs of, with 
 Anecdotes, "The Origin of Poetry," etc. 13mo, original 
 boards, uncut. Lond. 1824 
 
 Presentation copy to Wm. B. Wood from Rowbotham. 
 
 ^ r\ 367. DEKKER (THOMAS). The Dramatic Works of 
 V / • / v-/ Thomas Dekker, now First Collected, with Illustrative Notes 
 and a Memoir of the Author. 4 vols. 8vo, full calf, gilt. 
 
 Lond. 1873 
 Large Paper edition of Pearson's Reprint. Fine copy. 
 
 368. DEFENCE OF THE DRAMA, with Mansell's Free 
 Thoughts and Father Caffaro's Discourse. 12mo, half calf 
 (cover loose). N. Y. 1826 
 
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 369. DEFENCE (A) of the Profession of an Actor. Post <yy t^ ^ S^ 
 8vo, half morocco, gilt. Lond. 1800 ^' ^O <A 
 
 370. DEN-NIS (JOHN). Iphigenia. A Tragedy. First ^ , 
 EDN. Small 4to, unbound, pp. 59, with Epilogue. (Name / '/) /I 
 on title.) Lond. 1700==^ ' '^ 
 
 371. Liberty Asserted: a Tragedy. First bdn. /■ ^.^ 
 
 Small 4to, unbound, pp. 68 (last leaf slightly damaged). \7\ 
 
 Lond. 1704^::^' '^^ 
 
 Of American interest, the scene being laid in Canada, and 
 Frontenac and Indian chiefs appearing among the characters. 
 
 372. The Stage Defended from Scripture, Reason, ^ 
 
 Experience, and the Common Sense of Mankind for Two t^ ^/) 
 Thousand Years. Occasioned by Mr. Law's late PamphletC/' *^^ 
 against Stage entertainments. Small 4to, half roan. 
 
 Lond. 1726 
 
 373. DERMODY (THOS.) Life of Thomas Dermody. 
 Original Poetry, exhibiting . . . genuine Poetic Talent, with 
 Correspondence. Portrait. 2 vols, post 8vo, boards, uncut. 
 
 Lond. 1806 
 
 374. [HERRICK (SAMUEL). J A General View of the / /O A- '9^ 
 Stage. By Mr. Wilkes. Vignette title. Post 8vo, calf (re-/'<^»J <^-^ 
 backed). Lond. 1759 
 
 375. DIBDIN (CHARLES). The Professional Life of 
 
 Mr. Dibdin, with the Words of Six Hundred Songs. For- / /•) C~ 
 trait and the music to the songs. 4 vols. 8vo, half calf/- (y "-* 
 (slightly rubbed). Lond. 1803 
 
 376. A Complete History of the English Stage. / . ^ — 
 
 With Biographical Tracts and Anecdotes. 5 vols, post 8vo, / /o 
 tree, calf. Lond. [1800] 
 
 Fine copy. 
 
 377. DIBDIN (THOMAS). The London Theatre: a Col- / y. r- 
 lection of the most Celebrated Dramatic Pieces, correctly / Q <j 
 given from copies used in the Theatres. Upwards of 100' 
 woodcut illusts. 26 vols. 16mo, half red morocco, red tops. 
 
 Nice set. Lond. 1815-18 
 
 Printed by Whittingham at the Chiswick Press. 
 
 378. The Reminiscences of Thomas Dibdin of the ^-f/) 
 
 Theatres Royal. Portrait. 2 vols. 8vo, half morocco. / L/ 
 
 Lond. 1827 ' 
 
 379. The Last Lays of the Last of the Three Dib- ,_^U 
 
 •dins, containing 50 New Songs, etc. Portrait. 8vo, cloth . 
 
 (name erased, damaging title). Lond., n. d. 
 
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 380. [DIBDIN (THOMAS FROGNALL).] A Dialogue 
 in the Shades between William Caxton, William Wynken, 
 and Fodius, a bibliomaniac; also a Ballad entitled Rare 
 Doings at Roxburghe Hall. Vignette. 8vo, unbound, 
 pp. 16. [Lond. 1819] 
 
 Very scarce. Two amusing poems on bibliography that were 
 printed in a very limited issue, only 30, it is said, being printed 
 and sold at $50 each. 
 
 381. DICKENS (CHARLES). Mr. Nightingale's Diary: 
 a Farce. IBmo, cloth. Bost. : Osgood, 1877 
 
 Scarce. 
 
 382. The Plays and Poems of Charles Dickens, with 
 
 a few Miscellanies in Prose, now first collected. Edited by 
 R. H. Shepherd. First bdn. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1885 
 
 ^ 383. Character Sketches from the Works of Charles 
 
 Y'/) Dickens. By F. O. C. Darley. IS plates. Folio, loose in 
 , W lettered cloth portfolio. Phil., n. d. [1888] 
 
 384. Character Sketches from the Works of Dickens. 
 
 ^y " Kyd. " Consisting of 25 original water-color sketches. 
 Royal 8vo, cloth, gilt. Lond., n. d. 
 
 ^/) 385. Pictures from Dickens, with Readings. Nu- 
 
 merous plates, some colored. Small 4to, cloth. N. T. [n.d.] 
 
 c~~A 386. Charles Dickens and the Stage. By T. E. 
 
 C? Cy Pemberton. First edn. Portraits of Irving and others in 
 character. Post 8vo, cloth, uncut. Lond. 1888 
 
 387. DIMOND (WM.) The Foundling of the Forest. 
 
 A Play. 8vo, half morocco. Lond. 1809 
 
 Interesting copy, having been presented by William B. 
 
 /f ^ _. Wood, of Warren & Wood, to Henry D. Gilpin, with A. L. S. of 
 
 L. /J Wood giving dates when it was first acted, and the bookplate 
 
 f ^^ (y of H. D. Gilpin, with note to the effect that this was the origi- 
 
 nal Prompt Book used in Philadelphia, at the Chestnut St. 
 Theatre, in February, 1810. With Wood's autograph, and 
 interleaved with blank pages containing many MS. corrections, 
 additions, erasures, etc., throughout. With the English cast 
 (printed) and the American cast added in ink. 
 
 . ^ 388. DISRAELI (BENJ.— Lord Beaconsfield). The Tra- 
 ^ / O gedy of Count Alarcos. First bdn. 8vo, original wrap- 
 pers. Lond. 1839 
 r'^. 389. DODSLEY'S OLD PLAYS. A Select Collection 
 ,/J^ of Old Plays. New edn., with additional notes and correc- 
 tions by the late Isaac Reed, Octavius Gilchrist, etc. Por- 
 trait of Robert Dodsley inserted. 12 vols, post 8vo, half calf. 
 ., 1 ■ Scarce. Lond. 1825-27 
 
 ^/) 390. Miscellanies. By the late Robert Dodsley. 
 
 ■^w (Comprising:) Trifles, The Blind Beggar of Bethnal Green, 
 
 ;• ■. ,» Cleone, a Tragedy. Plates and vignettes. 2 vols. 8vo, old 
 
 calf (one joint cracked. Lond. 1777 
 
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 391. DONALDSON (WALTER). Recollections of an 
 Actor. Never before printed. 13mo, half mor (rubbed). 
 
 Lend. 1865 ^ (-- 
 The author commenced his career in 1807, and gives anec- ,-,^^ 
 dotes of many famous actors. He narrates the incident oi \ 
 Edmund Kean playing harlequin in a pantomime at 15s. per 
 week. 
 
 392. Fifty Years of Green Room Gossip ; or, Recol- ^ 
 
 lections of an Actor. 12mo, half roan. Lond. [1881]/ /^ 
 
 Another edition of the preceding, with changed title. ' 
 
 393. Theatrical Portraits ; or, The Days of Shake- 
 speare, Betterton, Garrick and Kemble. Never before^*? ^ 
 printed. Portrait. Crown 8vo, cloth, uncut. Lond. l^'^^.^U 
 
 Autograph presentation copy from the author. 
 
 394. DONNE (WILLIAM BODHAM). Essays on the . 
 Drama. Post 8vo, half morocco, gilt top. Lond. 1858 //-)/^ 
 
 Valuable critical essays on Beaumont and Fletcher, Charles , ^<-^*J 
 Kemble, Songs from the Dramatists, etc., reprinted from the 
 Quarterly and other reviews. The author was the Lord Cham- 
 berlain's examiner of plays. 
 
 395. DORAN (DR.) "Their Majesties Servants."/? //) 
 Annals of the English Stage from Thomas Betterton tg;?^ , /C/ 
 Edmund Kean: Actors, Authors, Audiences. Portraits. 
 
 2 vols. 4to, half red morocco, gilt tops, uncut. N. Y. 1865 
 
 Large Paper, only 161 issued. 
 
 396. "Their Majesties Servants." Annals of the 
 
 English Stage from Thomas Betterton to Edmund Kean 
 Edited and revised by Robert W. Lowe (author of " A B 
 liographical Account of English Theatrical Literature)? 
 WitTi 60 copper-plate portraits and 80 wood engravings. 
 
 3 vols, thick royal 8vo, cloth, uncut. Lond. 1888 
 
 John C. Nimmo's fine edition on Large Paper, with the 
 plates in 3 states, Japanese vellum paper and India paper, and 
 with the vignettes on India. Only a small number printed. 
 Scarce. Fine copy. 
 
 397. In and About Drury Lane, and other Papers. jC^ r 
 
 First edn. 2 vols, square post 8vo, half calf, gilt backs vL'<*J 
 and tops, rough edges. Lond. 1881 
 
 398. DORlfi (GTJSTAVE). Baron Munchausen. A New ^ 
 and Revised Edn. , with numerous illusts. by Gustave Dore. 'T' s^ 
 Introduction by T. T. Shore. 4to, half morocco, gilt edges -/^ 
 (slightly rubbed). Lond. , n. d. 
 
 First issue with these illustrations. 
 
 399. Cervantes' Don Quixote. Text edited by J. / /•—r~ 
 
 W. Clark. Biography by T. T. Shore. Illust. by Gustave I J)^ 
 I>ore. Thick royal 4to, half morocco (rubbed). Lond. [recent] 
 
 400. Dante's Inferno. Transl. by Henry F. Gary. / /^ ^ 
 
 Illusts. by Gustave Dore. 4to, half calf (needs rebaeklng). / . kQO 
 
 Lond. 1866 
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 401. DOWNES (JOHN). Roscius Anglican us, or An 
 Historical Review of the Stage ; The Names of the Princi- 
 pal Actors and Actresses who performed in the Chiefest 
 Plays in Each House. The Names of the most taking 
 Plays, and Modern Poets, etc., 1660-1706. With Addi- 
 tions by Thos. Davies. Small 8vo, half calf. Lond. 1789 
 
 ^ , *— 402. Roscius Anylicanus. A Facsimile Reprint of 
 
 '\ J) the Rare Original of 1708. With an Historical Preface by 
 
 ^ ' J Joseph Knight. Post 8vo, vellum, uncut. Lond. 1886 
 
 No. 63 of only 135 signed copies. 
 
 403. DOWNMAN (HUGH). Tragedies. First collected 
 edition. 8vo, russia. Exeter, 1793 
 
 404. DRAMA (The); or, Theatrical Pocket Magazine. 
 Vol. I.-VII. (from May, 18^1, to May, 18»5). Numerous 
 portraits. 7 vols. 16mo, half calf. Lond. 1821-35 
 
 405. Morris' Essays on Theatrical Criticism, Lond. 
 
 1882; Rostand's Cyrano de Bergerac, transl., N.Y.1898; Hu- 
 bert's Stage as a Career, N. Y. 1900 ; Mrs. Kendal's Dramatic 
 Opinions; Ibsen's Doll's House; and others, some illust. 20 
 vols. post8vo, various. 
 
 406. Plays, by Mrs. Mowatt, Bost. 1855 ; Coquelin's 
 
 Actor and His Art, Bost. 1881 ; Life of Edmund Kean, N. Y. 
 1835; Ayres' Acting and Actors, portraits, N. Y. 1894; Be- 
 hind the Curtain, by H. Valentine, illust., Lond. 1848; and 
 others, some illust. 30 vols. 12mo to 8vo. 
 
 407. A Collection of over 300 Articles from Maga- 
 zines and Reviews relating to the Dramatic Art, the His- 
 tory of Theatres, Criticisms on Great Actors of Ancient 
 and Modern Times, Famous Plays, etc., etc. Written by 
 well-known Authors, and many illust. Bound neatly in 
 wrappers, and titles written. (As a lot.) 
 
 A very interesting collection, arranged in an exceedingly 
 neat manner. 
 
 408. A Collection of Several Hundred Newspaper 
 
 Cuttings and Portraits, mostly relating to the American 
 Stage (loose) ; also a number of large colored Caricature 
 Valentines. (As a lot.) 
 
 >5-. - 409. DRAMAS. Dramatic Works of Mary Russell Mit- 
 
 ^^y^O ford, 2 vols., 1854; G. H. Boker's Plays and Poems, 1857; 
 > McDonald's (Matthew Bramble's) Works, 1791; Willis' 
 
 Bianca Visconti, First bdn., 1839; and others. 9 vols. 
 
 410. DRAMATIC CENSOR (The), or Weekly Theatri- 
 cal Report, a complete Chronicle of the British Stage. 
 From No. 1, Jan. 4, 1800, to No. 26, June 28, 1800. By 
 Thos. Dutton. Bound in 3 vols 8vo, old tree calf. [All 
 published under this title.] Lond. 1800 
 
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 411. DRAMATIC MAGAZINE (The). Embellished with 
 numerous engravings of the principal performers, a number 
 
 of which are by B. CruiJcshanh. 3 vols, in one. 8vo, cloth. ^ 
 
 Lond. 1829-31/.^ ^yj 
 This copy is complete. It contains the three monthly issues/ ^^_/y U U 
 for Vol. 3 (which are rarely found with the set) and 88 finely 
 engraved portraits of noted theatrical performers. It is a rare 
 item, and the portraits are most desirable. 
 
 412. DRAMATIC MAGAZINES. Various Numbers of ^ 
 Under the Clock, Stagelaud, The Theatre, Dramatic Notes, ^^ f/O 
 and others, similar. All fully illust. with portraits, scenes, 
 
 etc. (Upwards of 200 pieces, as a lot.) 
 
 413. Odd Vols, of The Mirror of Taste, Cabinet jCq 
 
 Mirror of the Stage, Thespian Magazine, etc. (mostly im- _ ^^ 
 perfect). (As a lot.) 
 
 414. DRAMATIC NOTES. A Chronicle of the London . 
 Stage, 1879-83. Edited by Chas. E. Pascal. Numerous , ^^r<5 
 portraits. The 4 parts, with wrappers, bound in one vol. 
 
 8vo, half morocco, gilt top. Lond. 1879-83 
 
 415. DRAMATIC REMINISCENCES. Campbell's Life 
 of Siddons, 1839; Bernard's Retrospections of the Stage, 
 1832; Reminiscences of an Old Amateur (Earl of Mount- 
 Edgcumbe), 1827; and others. 8 vols. 
 
 416. Maynard's The Enterprising Impresario, 1867; 
 
 Paterson's Glimpses of Real Life, 1864: Bernard's Retro- 
 spections of the Stage, 2 vols., 1830; and others. 9 vols. 
 
 417. Jerome's Stage-Land, illust, N. Y. 1890; Cele- 
 
 brities, by M. Maceuen, Phil. 1874; Macready as I Knew ./ (^ 
 Him, by Lady Pollock, Lond. 1884; The Variety Stage, by 
 C. D. Stuart and A. J. Park; and others, some illust. 
 Mainly crown 8vo. 15 vols, various bindings. 
 
 418. Winter's Shadows of the Stage, N. Y. 1893; 
 
 Morley's Journal of a London Playgoer, 1866; Rachel, by 
 Mrs. A. Kennard, Lond. 1885; Robert Houdin, by Dr. R. 
 Shelton Mackenzie ; and others, some illust. 15 vols, post 
 8vo, etc. , cloth. 
 
 419 Dithmar's John Drew, portraits, N. Y. 1900; 
 
 Jerome's On the Stage and Oif, N. Y. 1891; Random Rec- / ^ 
 oUections of the Stage, printed for private circulation,- 
 Lond. 1883; W. Clark Russell's Representative Actors, 
 Lond , n. d. ; and others, some illust. 20 vols, post 8vo, 
 cloth, etc. 
 
 420. Wewitzer's Dramatic Chronology, Lond., n. d. 
 
 Gustafson's Genevieve Ward, Bost. 1882; Clark's John 
 McCullough, Bost. 1905: Charles Macklin, by E. A. Parry, 
 N. Y. 1891; and others, some illust. 24 vols, post 8vo, 
 
 cloth and paper. 
 
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 421. DRAMATIC SALE CATALOGUES. Parts I. and 
 II. of the McKee Library; Part II. of Aug. Daly; The Dra- 
 matic Libraries of Dutton Cook, Fr. Latreille, E. S. Conner, 
 etc. (16 pieces, as a lot.) 
 
 422. DRAMATIC SCORPION (The). A Satire, in three 
 Cantos. With Notes. 8vo, half calf. {Wm. E. Burton's 
 copy.) Lond. 1818 
 
 423. DRAMATISTS OF THE RESTORATION. The 
 Dramatic Works of Davenant, 5 vols. ; John Crowne, 4 
 vols. ; Sir Aston Cokain ; Shackerley Marmion ; John Wil- 
 son; and, John Lacy. Edited with Memoirs and Notes. 
 Together 13 vols. 8vo, cloth, uncut (cloth a little soiled). 
 
 Edinburgh, 1872-75 
 Limited edition, printed for subscribers only. 
 
 424. DREW (MRS. JOHN). Autobiographical Sketch, 
 with Introduction by her Son and Notes by Douglas Taylor. 
 Numerous portraits, etc. Post 8vo, buckram, gilt top. 
 
 N. Y..1899 
 ilT . 435. DRURY LANE THEATRE. The Connoisseur; or, 
 
 7 ,^^-0 Every Man in his Folly. A Comedj' as it is acted ... at 
 
 Drury Lane. [By Connolly. ] 12mo, unbound, pp. 83. 
 
 Lond. 1736 
 Epilogue spoken by " Kitty " Clive; prologue by Quin. 
 
 ^ ^^75 426. TheCityFarce, designed for the Theatre-Royal 
 
 gx. , in Drury Lane; to which is preiix'd an Address to the Pit. 
 
 [By Weddell.] 12mo, unbound, pp. 47. Lond. 1737 
 
 Rare. 
 
 427. An Impartial Examen of the Present Contests 
 
 between the Town and the Manager of the Theatre. By 
 Mr. Neither-Side. 12mo, half roan (few margins water- 
 stained). Lond. 1744 
 Contains criticisms on the actors, including Garrick. 
 
 438. Dramatic Congress (The). A Short State of 
 
 the Stage under the Present Management in a Dialogue be- 
 tween . . . the Bashas of Dr-ry Lane and Co — nt Garden, 
 in a Letter to Messieurs B — th and W — ^ks, etc. 8vo, half 
 morocco. Lond. 1743 
 
 Very scarce. Written by W. R. Chetwood, who was 
 prompter at Drury Lane, but taking the side of Garrick and 
 Macklin. 
 
 429. Three Original Letters to a Friend in the 
 
 Country on . the Cause and Manner of the Riot at the 
 Theatre-Royal in Drury Lane. By an Old Man of the 
 Town. 8vo, half morocco, pp. 39 (small hole in title). 
 
 Lond. 1763 
 The riot was caused by the management refusing to admit 
 the public at half price to the pantomime, as had previously 
 been the custom. 
 
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 DRURY LANE THEATRE. 
 
 430. Reports presented to the First and Second xr /''j^ 
 
 General Assemblies of Subscribers to the Re-Building of the Y /] "J 
 
 Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane. 8vo, half calf. Lond. 1811. '' '-' ^^ 
 
 431. An Heroic Address to Old Drury from a New 
 
 Renter. 4to, three-quarters morocco (original wrappers / ^ 
 bound in). Lond. X^Vl/fiJ 
 
 Very scarce in this state. 
 
 433. Why Our Theatres are not Supported : A few 
 
 Words about the late Riots at Drury Lane. By Alber 
 Smith. 8vo, half morocco. Lond. 184 
 
 433. Old Drury Lane. Fifty Years' Recollections of ^f- 
 
 Author, Actor and Manager. By Edward Stirling. 2 vols. v^J 
 post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1881 ' 
 
 434. [DRYDEN (JOHN).] Sr. Martin Mar-all, or the_ 
 Feign'd Innocence. A Comedy. Small 4to, unbound, pp^' 
 59, with the Epilogue. (Name on title.) Lond. 167^ 
 
 435. The Dramatic Works of John Dryden. Nu- ^ 
 
 merous copper-plates and portrait. [Edited by William ...V\j 
 Congreve ] 6 vols. 12mo, old calf. Scarce. 
 
 Printed for Tonson, Lond. 1735 
 
 436. Poetical Works of Dryden. With Notes by <>r" 
 
 Warton and others. Portrait and view. Royal 8vo, half^*^ 
 roan. Lond. 1873 
 
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 437. DUBLIN STAGE. The Drama: a Daily Register 
 of Histrionic Performances of the Dublin Stage. By Two^*"* /Q *^ 
 Gentlemen of the Dublin University. Nos. 1 to 43, Oct. ^fe<^ — oL^ 
 to Dec. 10, 1831. With portraits of Hartley as Falstaf\^ 
 Talbot as Young Mirabel, Warde as Damon. 8vo, half mo- 
 rocco. Dublin, 1831 
 
 438. DUFF (MARY). Record of her Career. By Jos. N. 
 Ireland. (American Actor Series, edited by Laurence 
 Hutton. ) Large Paper, only 100 copies printed. 3 vols. 
 4to, three-quarters dark blue levant morocco, gilt tops and 
 backs. Bost. 1 883 
 
 Extra-illustrated by the insertion of 203 portraits and other 
 plates, including Mrs. Duff in plain dress and various charac- 
 ters, John Howard Payne as Young Norval (rare), Charles 
 Durang {India ink drawing), Edmund Simpson (rare original), 
 Stephen Price, Group portrait by D. C, Johnston, Henry Wal- 
 lack (draviing), Mrs. Siddons, Edmund Kean as Richard III. and 
 Shylock, Macready, John McCuUough, Henry Hunt (former hus- 
 band of Mrs. Drew), Fanny Kemble {colored), Peter Richings 
 as Dashwood (extremely kare colored lithograph), Edmund 
 Kean after S. Cousins (proof before letters); Charles Kean 
 (drawn on stone by Henry Inman), Wm, Dunlap, J. B. Booth as 
 Richard III., J. W. Wallack as Alcibiades, Mrs. Siddons as 
 Andromache, W. E. Burton as Captain Cuttle, Mr. Roberts as 
 
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 Wormwood, Edwin Forrest after J. W. Child {scarce), G. F. 
 Cooke as King Lear (6?/ Edioin), M. M. Noah, W. R. Blake 
 (drawing), Mr. Maywood as lago, Master Burke, George Jones 
 (" Count Joannes"). Edmund Kean as Richard III. (rare, col- 
 ored), J. 8heridan Knowles (India), Jefferson and Blissert (by 
 Edwin), John Hodgkinson, Mrs. Barnes (rare), Mrs. Richardson 
 as Ernestine (colored), Joe Jefferson, Mary Gannon, Maria 
 Foote, E. N. Thayer drawing), Mrs. Darley ifn/ Edwin), F. O. 0. 
 Darley, Forrest as RoUa and Carwin, Tom Placide (photo.), 
 Edmund Kean as Sir Giles Overreach, G. F. Cooke, and Wm. 
 Farren (both by Edwin), and others. 
 
 439. John Bull; or, The Englishman's Fireside: a 
 
 Comedy. By George Colman. 12mo, half calf. 
 
 N. Y. 1801 
 
 Mary Duff's copy, with her name and "Tremont Theatre" 
 
 written on the cover. She played Mary Thornebury in the cast. 
 
 440. The Tragedy of Superstition. By James Barker. 
 
 Scarce portrait of Mrs. Duff as Mary, by Longacre. Crown 
 8vo, wrappers, uncut. Phil. [1826] 
 
 yy (- 441. DUFF (THOMAS). Marmion: aDrama. ByJas. N. 
 
 .^j/^O Barker. Scarce portrait of Mr. Duff as Marmion, engraved 
 
 hy A. B. Durand. Crown 8vo, wrappers. Phil. 1826 
 
 442. DUMAS (ALEXANDRE). Count of Monte Cristo. 
 
 500 iJlusts. after Staal, Beauce and others. 5 vols, royal 
 
 8vo, cloth, uncut. Lond. and N. Y. 1888 
 
 C^C 443. The Works of Alexandre Dumas. Numerous 
 
 ^*-^ illusts. on Japan 'paper. International Limited edn. 40 
 vols. 8vo, cloth, uncut, paper labels. Bost. 1894 
 
 Large Paper. No. 666 of limited edition of 1,000 sets. 
 
 t^TT) 444. Celebrated Crimes. Transl. by I. G. Burnham. 
 
 *-' ^ Illust. by photogravures after De Los Rios, Prodhomme, 
 Wagrez, etc. 8 vols. 8vo, cloth, uncut. Phil. [1895] 
 
 .^ 445. DUMAS (ALEXANDRE— FILS). Le Fil& Nature! : 
 
 I , I kJ a Play, in five Acts. Transl. by T. L. Oxley. 12mo, 
 cloth. Lond. 1879 
 
 The play the author considered his best. 
 
 ^ C 446. La Dame Aux Camelias. Preface de Jules 
 
 y Janin. Colored front, and full-page etchings by Albert 
 
 Lynch. 4to, paper, uncut. Paris: Quantin, n. d. 
 
 ^— ,/- 447. DUNCAN (JOHN). The Lawfulness of the Stage 
 
 Aj Enquired Into. 8vo, half morocco (two leaves slightly 
 
 V damaged). Lond. 1787 
 
 448. DUNCOMBE'S BRITISH THEATRE. A Collection 
 
 of nearly 150 plays, mainly Duncombe's Edition. With 
 
 JL^^,^ fronts. 15 vols. 12mo, neatly and uniformly bound in half 
 
 • ^ / morocco, gilt, uncut. Lend., circa 1830 
 
 
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 449. DUNLAP (WILLIAM). The Father ; or, American 
 Shandy-ism: a Comedy as performed at the New York 
 Theatre by the Old American Company. Written in the 
 year 1788. First edn. Bvo, half morocco. With the un- 
 paged leaf of " Epilogue " at end. The half-title cut down 
 and mounted. N. Y. : Hodge, Allen & Campbell, 1789 > — 
 
 Performed at the Old John Street Theatre, Sept. 7, ^"^'^- / \ZD ' OO 
 The first play written by an American that was acted was/ 
 Royall Tyler's The Contrast. This was played at the John 
 Street Theatre in April 1787, but was not printed until 1790. 
 This play of Dunlap's — which is his First Production — was the 
 second play of American origin that was acted, but the first to 
 be printed after being acted. Very rare, very few copies being 
 known. 
 
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 450. The Father; or, American Shandyism. First 
 
 EDN. Bvo, unbound, with the Epilogue. (Lacks half title. ) 
 
 N. Y. 1789 
 
 451. Darby's Return: a Comic Sketch, as Per- 
 
 formed at the New York and Philadelphia Theatres. 12mo, /, / C^ 
 nnbound, pp. VI. Phil. 1791 ' 
 
 453. The Archers ; or. Mountaineers of Switzerland : 
 
 an Opera, as performed bj' the Old American Company. ^r~ C~7? 
 With brief Historical Account of Switzerland. First edn. '^ f KJ ^ 
 Bvo, unbound, pp. 94. N. Y. 1796 
 
 453. Andre. A Tragedy, as now performing in the 
 
 Theatre in New York. With The Cow-Chace, a Satirical (^ X" 
 Poem by Major Andre. The Proceedings of the Court- / y/ (^ Q - 
 Martial and Authentic Documents concerning him. First 
 
 English edn. Bvo, unbound, pp. 110. Lond. 1799 
 
 454. The Voice of Nature. A Drama. First edn. / /Q 
 
 12mo, half red roan, uncut. N. Y. 1803 ' ' 
 
 455. Another copy. Uncut. 12mo, sewed (title / /O /9 
 
 soiled). N. Y. 1803 /' t^ ^^ 
 
 466. Leicester. A Tragedy. First edn. 12mo, C^ /)/) 
 
 half red roan, uncut. N. Y. 1807*^-^ ' C/^ 
 
 "The First American Tragedy produced upon the Stage." 
 It was written in 1790 and played in 1794. 
 
 457. Fraternal Discord: a Drama. First edn. f, ^^Q 
 
 12mo, half red roan, uncut. N. Y. 1809 ' ' "^^ 
 
 458. Another copy. 12mo, sewed, pp. 69. N. Y. 1809 • "^U 
 
 459. The Italian Father: a Comedy. First edn. C^f^ 
 
 12mo, half red roan, uncut and unopened. N. Y. 1810 , j 
 
 460. Another copy. FiRST EDN. 12mo, sewed, pp. 43, ^^^ Q 
 
 uncut. N. Y. 1810 
 
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 /7^ 461. The Wife of Two Husbands : a Drama. First 
 
 y C EDN. 12mo, half red roan, uncut. N. Y. 1811 
 
 ^A 462. — — Another copy. First edn. 12mo, sewed, un- 
 v^ ^ cut and unopened (title dust-soiled). N. Y. 1811 
 
 //>-f) ^^'^- Memoirs of George Fred. Cooke, late, of the 
 ■ CJ ^ Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. From the personal knowl- 
 edge of the Author and from the Manuscript left by Mr. 
 Cooke. Comprising Original Anecdotes of his Theatrical 
 Contemporaries, etc. First edn. % vols. 8vo, half mo- 
 ^ roeco (lacks portrait). Lond. 1813 
 
 y. OO "^64. Peter the Great; or. The Russian Mother: a 
 
 Play. First EDN. 12mo, half red roan, mwcm^. N. Y. 1814 
 
 465. The Glory of Columbia, Her Yeomanry! 12mo, 
 
 half red roan, uncut and unopened. N. Y. 1817 
 
 His play of Andre re- written. 
 
 y/J/V ^66. History of the American Theatre. First edn. 
 
 a^-W^ 8vo, half morocco. N. Y. 1832 
 
 ///O 467. History of the American Theatre. 2 vols. 8vo, 
 ' / ^-^ half calf (a little rubbed). Lond. 1833 
 
 X f^cf *68. DUNLAP SOCIETY PUBLICATIONS. First and 
 (/?jZ/2Second Series. 29 vols. 8vo, wrappers, uncut. N.Y.1887-1901 
 
 / All in the finest possible condition. The First Series lacks 
 
 No. 6. The Second Series is complete. 
 
 •9 yi /I *''^- DURFEY ("TOM"). The Injured Princess; or, 
 \/,Q\J The Fatal Wager. First edn. 4to, unbound, pp 56. 
 
 Based on Shakespeare's Cymbeline. Lond. 1682 
 
 ^ 470 DWIGHT (TIMOTHY). Essay on the Stage, in 
 
 / ^/)Q which the arguments in its behalf, and against it, are con- 
 '^^ sidered. Post 8vo, half morocco, uncut. 
 
 Middletown : Printed, Lond. ; Reprinted, 1824 
 
 471. DYER (ROBERT). Nine Years of an Actor's Life. 
 12mo, half morocco. Lond. 1833 
 
 472. -pARLY AMERICAN IMPRINTS. The Irish Chief , 
 -*^ or Patriot King. A Tragedy. By Francis 
 
 Dobbs. 8vo, full tree calf, gilt (lacks leaf of epilogue, but 
 contains a half-title). Phil. : R. Bell, 1777 
 
 Rare. 
 
 473. —7 — The Prisoner at Large. A Comedy. By John 
 O'Keefe. As Performed with Universal Applause by the 
 American Company. 12mo, half red morocco. Phil. 1791 
 
 474. Six Reprints of English Plays, published in 
 
 Phil., 1791; Lillo's George Barnwell, pub. at Worcester by 
 Isaiah Thomas. 12mo, unbound. (7pcs.) Phil. ca. 1791, etc. 
 
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 475. EARLY AMERICAN PLAYS. Barker (J. N.) ^^ -^ 
 Tears and Smiles. A Comedy. First edn. 13mo, half red y', 
 roan, entirely uncut and unopened. Phil. 1808^^^'^' 
 
 476. Barker (J. N.) The Indian Princess. An ;^ (~y^ 
 
 Operatic Melodrama. First edn. i2mo, half red roan,v^'«J^ 
 totally uncut. Phil. 1808 
 
 477. Clewearing (Charles). Simon Solus; or, / jFVO 
 
 Just Paid Off from the " Dale." A Farce. 12mo, sewed, / ■ U 
 pp. 33. N. Y. : Privately printed, 1843 
 
 Very scarce. The author was evidently a sailor, the name a 
 pseudonym. No publisher or printer Is given. 
 
 478. D'Elville (Rinallo). The Rescue of the / /^ Q 
 
 Villain Unmasked. A Farce. 13mo, sewed, pp. 44. A ^ 
 
 N. Y. : For the Author, 1813 
 
 479. HuTTON (Joseph). The School for Prodigals. 
 
 A Comedy. As Performed in the New Theatre (Chestnut / /*) /O 
 Street), Philadelphia. First edn. 13mo, sewed, pp. 62, /• Cx C-/ 
 uncut. N. Y. 1809 
 
 Played the year before In Philadelphia. 
 
 480. JuD AH (Samuel B. H.) The Rose of Arragon ; j- ^yp 
 
 or. The Vigil of St. Mark. AMelo-drama. 12mo, wrappers, f^n ^ 
 pp. 38, uncut and unopened. N. Y. 1822 ' ^^^ CZ"^-^ 
 
 First edition, scarce. Played at the Park Theatre, Apl. 18, 
 1833. 
 
 481. LiNDSLEY (A. B.) Love and Friendship; or, ^.^ (~ Cp^ 
 
 Yankee Notions. A Comedy. By A. B. Lindsley. 16mo, 
 hair red roan. N. Y. 1 809 
 
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 482. The Magician and "The Holy Alliance;" or, 
 
 "The Spirit of the Book." A Melo-Drama, a Hundred 
 
 Acts in One. Transl. from the original Greek MS. of Don. ;^ >^ CT 
 Reynaldo de Moscheto. By Tobias S. AUtruth. The MS^, ^cJ 
 dated at Athens 1280. 12mo, unbound, pp. 28. 
 
 No place or date [Phil. 1820] 
 A cleverly written satirical drama on some dispute as to the 
 professorship in one of the Pennsylvania or Maryland colleges. 
 The author seems to be unknown. Very rare. 
 
 483. MiNSHULL (John). Comic Opera, entitled 
 
 Rural Felicity. With The Humour of Patrick and Marriage ^ ( '^ 
 of Shelty; The Sprightly Widow; The Virgin Wife Tri- (5^' U 
 umphant ; The Poet in Petticoats. Portrait. Bound in one 
 vol. 8vo, old half roan. 
 
 N. Y. : Printed for the Author, 1801-05 
 
 With MS. Criticisms, and inserted are clippings from con- 
 temporary papers, one including a poem by Minshull on " The 
 North River Steamboat of Cleremont." 
 
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 EARLY AMERICAN PLAYS. 
 
 484. Noah (Moedecai M.) Marion; or, The Hero 
 
 of Lake George. A Drama, founded on Events of the Rev- 
 olutionary War. First edn. 13mo, wrappers, pp. 69, 
 uncut N. Y. 1822 
 
 Played at the Park Theatre, N. Y., Nov. 25, 1831. 
 
 485. Phillips (Jonas B.) Camillus; or. The Self- 
 Exiled Patriot. A Tragedy. First Performed at the Arch 
 Street Theatre, Philadelphia, Feb. 8, 1833. 16mo, sewed, 
 pp 59, uncut. N. Y. [1833] 
 
 486. Velasco, a Tragedy, by Epes Sargent, N. Y. 
 
 1830; Edith, a Play, by Fr. Copcutt, First bdn., N. Y. 
 1857; Bannister's Gentleman of Lyons, First edn., N. Y. 
 1838; Old New York, or Democracy in 1689, by Mrs. E. 
 Oakes Smith, First bdn., N. Y. 1853; and others. 12mo, 
 cloth and paper. (11 pieces.) 
 
 487. Dunlap's Glory of Columbia, N. Y. 1817; Tan- 
 
 cred, a Drama, Phil. 1827; My Uncle, a Farce, by S. Beaz- 
 ley, N. Y. 1827; Rosa, a Melo-drama [by W. G. Hyer], 
 First edn., N. Y. 1822; Dunlap's last play, "A Trip to 
 Niagara," First edn , N. Y. 1830; and others. 12mo, 
 sewed (two or three are imperfect). (13 pieces.) 
 
 488. EARLY LONDON THEATRES (In the Fields). 
 By T. F. Ordish. Numerous illusts. 8vo, cloth. N. Y, 1894 
 
 ^ 489. EARLY WEST. The Latimers. A Tale of the 
 
 / L/ Western Insurrection of 1794. By H. C. McCook. Colored 
 
 front Post 8vo, cloth, uncut. Phil. 1898 
 
 490. EBERS (GEORGE). Historical Romances. Transl. 
 / i C from the German. With illuminated titles and fronts, (in 
 / ' ' duplicate, one set colored). 29 vols, bound in 15. Post 
 
 8vo, half morocco, gilt backs with inlays, gilt tops, uncut. 
 
 N. Y. : Appleton [1900] 
 Only 250 sets issued in this form, this being No. 196. 
 
 / ^ 491. EBERS (JOHN). Seven Years of the King's Thea- 
 (0 O tre. Portraits. 8vo, half red morocco, gilt top. 
 
 Lond. : W. H. Ainsworth, 1828 
 Scarce with the portraits. 
 
 f yj ^ 492. EBSWORTH (JOSEPH). Two Prisoners of Lyons; 
 
 / ' / v_y or, Duplicate Keys. Crown 8vo, pp. 42. Wifh portrait. 
 
 ' Separated into sheets and interleaved between 4to sheets. 
 
 4to, half calf. Lond. 1824 
 
 With MS. list of plays, printed and not printed, beeinnins 
 with 1599. 
 
 ./O 493. EDGEWORTH (MARIA). Comic Dramas, in Three 
 
 Acts. 16mo, half morocco, gilt top. Phil. 1817 
 
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 494. EDINBURGH. Memorials of Edinburgh in the 
 Olden Time. By Sir Dan'l Wilson. Numerous full-page 
 and text illusts. 2 vols. 4to, half morocco, gilt tops, uncut. 
 
 Large Paper. Only 150 copies printed and signed. 
 
 495. EDINBURGH DRAMATIC REVIEW (The). From . 
 Vol. 1, No. 1 (Oct. 7, 1833), to Vol. 4, No. 177 (May 16, , J^S 
 1833). Some Nos. missing. Thick 13mo, half calf (rubbed). "^ 
 
 Edinburgh, 1823-33 
 
 496. EDINBURGH STAGE. Fragmenta Scoto-Drama 
 tica, 1715-1758. 12mo, half calf, gilt top, uncut, 
 
 Edinburgh, 183 
 Very scarce, only a very few being privately printed by the 
 author, the well-known Scottish antiquary, William Henry 
 Logan. 
 
 497. EDWARDS (SUTHERLAND). History of the 
 Opera from its origin. With Anecdotes of celebrated com- / qQ 
 posers and vocalists. 3 vols, post 8vo, cloth, uncut. ' ' 
 
 Lond. 1863 
 
 498. History of the Opera. Second edn. 2 vols. /C.^ 
 
 post 8vo, cloth (binding of Vol. 1 loose). Lond. 1862 , ^^ 
 
 499. The Prima Donna: her History and Surround- 
 ings from the XVIIth to the XlXth Century. 2 vols. 8vo, J/C 
 cloth. Lond. 1888. '^^ 
 
 500. EDWIN (JOHN). The Eccentricities of John Ed- 
 win, Comedian. Collected from his MSS., and enriched / 
 with several hundred original anecdotes. Arranged and / ^Q 
 digested by Anthony Pasquin (John Williams). First edn.' 
 
 3 vols. 13mo, full polished calf, bound by Riviere. Lond. 1791 
 
 501. The Life and Adventures of John Edwin, with ^w:= 
 
 Collection of his Songs, Oddities, etc. Portrait. 13mo,^? //^ ^^ 
 half roan, uncut (portrait and few pp. trimmed and stained).c^ ' ' 
 
 Scarce. Lond. 1791 
 
 503. EGAN (PIERCE). The Life of an Actor. By Pierce 
 Egan. Dedicated to Edmund Kean. Royal 8vo, bound by ^ 
 Pawson and Nicholson in half russet-brown morocco gilt, (^ 
 gilt top. Lond 1835^1 
 
 A .REMARKABLY FINE TALL COPT OF THE RARE FiRST EDITION. \\/ 
 
 With brilliant impressions of the colored plates by Theodore^s''^ 
 Lane, the frontispiece not being cut into, as is often the oase^^_^( 
 One of the scarce volumes of Pierce Egan, the narrative of the 
 life of an actor, including many interesting anecdotes of fam- 
 ous players — Mrs. Siddons, Kemble, and others. Also a fine 
 specimen of the famous press of the Whittinghams at their 
 best period. 
 
 503. The Show Folks. By Pierce Egan. First ^ 
 
 EDN. Illusts. by Theodore Lane, and Biographical Sketch / C> 
 of his Life. 13mo, wrappers, pp. 59 (loose in binding). ■* 
 
 Lond. 1831 /- 
 
 504. Another copy. 13mo, wrappers, ^Lond. 1831 j/C? 
 
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 505. EGERTON (T. ajj-d E.) The Theatrical Remem- 
 brancer: containing a complete List of all the Dramatic 
 Performances in the English Language, their several edi- 
 tions, dates, and sizes . . . theatres where they were per- 
 formed . . . accounts of unpublished plays, etc. Crown 
 8vo, old half calf. Lond. 1788 
 
 606. Another copy. Half morocco gilt, gilt top, 
 
 uncut. Lond. 1788 
 
 507. ELLISTON (R. W.) Copy of a Memorial presented 
 
 to the Lord Chamberlain by the Committee of Management 
 
 of Drury Lane and Co vent Garden (Theatres). 8vo, half 
 
 calf. Lond. 1818 
 
 EUiston opened a theatre under the name of the Little Drury 
 
 Lane Theatre. 
 
 >--r-'^ 508. Memoirs of EUiston. By George Raymond. 
 
 ' ' Cy Second Edition. Fine portrait of EUiston and 5 full-page 
 ' etchings by Geo. Cruikshank and ^' -Phis.''^ 2 vols. 8vo, 
 
 half morocco. Lond. 1846 
 
 509. ELLSLER (FANNY). The Letters and Journals of 
 Fanny Ellsler, written before and after her Operatic Cam- 
 paign in the United States, including her Letters from New 
 York, Paris, etc. 8vo, half roan, original wrappers bound 
 in. N. Y. 1845 
 
 510. ELSON (ARTHUR). A Critical History of Opera. 
 Y CT ^^ account of the Rise and Progress of the different 
 
 ^ schools, with a description of the Master Works of each. 
 Portraits and illusts. 12mo, cloth gilt, gilt top. Bost. 1901 
 
 511. EMERSON (R. W.) Complete Works, with Bio- 
 graphical Introduction and Notes by E. W. Emerson, and 
 a General Index. Portraits on India paper and other illusts. 
 12 vols. 8vo, buckram, uncut. i Cambridge, 1903 
 
 The Autograph Centenary Edition, limited to 600 signed 
 copies, of which this is No. 554, printed at the Riverside Press. 
 Inserted is a leaf of original manuscript of Emerson's. Fine 
 set. 
 
 512. ENGLISH CYCLOPAEDIA. The English Cyclopae- 
 dia of the Arts and Sciences, consisting of Geography, 4 
 vols. ; Biography, 6 vols. ; Natural History, 4 vols. ; Arts 
 and Sciences, 8 vols. Supplementarj' vols, and Synoptical 
 Index. Edited by Chas. Knight. Numerous illusts. 26 
 vols. 4to, half morocco, gilt top (not uniform binding). 
 
 Lond., V. y. 
 
 513. ENGLISH STAGE. A Compendious History of the 
 English Stage from the Earliest Period ; with a Sketch of 
 the Lives of (eminent Actors), by Waldron, Dibdin, etc. 
 Fronts. 12mo, boards, uncut. Lond. 1800 
 
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 514. ENGLISH THEATRE. A Collection of Plays, etc., 
 performed at Covent Garden and other Theatres during 
 1775-1776. Numerous illusts. (but collation imperfect). '^/ 
 12 vols. 13mo, old calf. Lond. 1775-76 )-^' 
 
 515. ETHEREGE (GEORGE). The Man of Mode, or ^^ 
 Sir Popling Flutter. A Comedy. First edn. Small 4to,/^ ^9 
 unbound, pp. 96 (name and a little scribbling on title). c^' / 
 
 The epilogue is by Dryden. Lond. 1676 
 
 516. The Man of Mode. Another edn. ^m&\\ Ato, / (jO^^ 
 
 unbound. Lond. 1684/' 
 
 517. Works of Etherege. Containing his Plays and s/) 
 
 Poems. Copper-plates. 12mo, old calf. Lond. 1735 ' 
 
 518. EUROPEAN" THEATRES IN" THE 18th CEN- 
 TURY. An Historical and Critical Account of the The- / (—pf 
 atres in Europe, the Italian, Spanish, French, English, /'O^ 
 Dutch, Flemish and German Theatres. By Lewis Ricco- 
 
 bini. With Notes. 8vo, half calf, gilt. Lond. 1741 
 
 519. EVER ARD (EDWARD C.) Memoirs of an Unf or- / 
 
 f unate Son of Thespis . . . pupil of the late David Gar- / /^/) 
 rick. 12mo, half calf. Edinburgh, 1818'' '^ 
 
 Rare. 
 
 520. EXTRACTS from the Writings of Divers Eminent 
 Authors of different Religious Denominations; represent- _^ 
 
 ing the Evils and Pernicious Effects of Stage Plays, and^^ ^ Q 
 other Vain Amusements. 8vo, half calf. Phil. 178?^*"^ ' 
 
 Extracts from Tillotson, Penn, Sir Matthew Hale, and others. 
 
 521. EXTRA-ILLUSTRATED BOOKS. A Monograph 
 on Privately Illustrated Books. A Plea for Bibliomania. 
 By Dan'l M. Tredwell. Thick imp. 8vo, wrappers, nncut. 
 
 Flatbush, L. I., 1892 
 Privately printed Large Paper Edition, limited to 250 
 copies. This copy is No. 144. Finely printed at the De Vinne 
 Press, and with a 3-page A. L. S. from author laid in. 
 
 522. T^ALCONER (WILLIAM). Mushrooms: A Prac- 
 -^ tical Treatise on their Culture for Profit and 
 
 Pleasure, lllust. Crown 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1904 
 
 523. FALSTAFF'S WEDDING. A Comedy. By W. 
 Kenrick. 12mo, pp. 92. Lond. 1795 
 
 Wm. Warren's copy, with his stamp on the title. Inter- 
 leaved with blank pages and used as a Prompt Copy, with the 
 cast of the Old American Company added (in pencil), Warren 
 as PalstafE, and many other notes in pencil and ink throughout. 
 
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 524. PARQUHAR (GEORGE). The Beaux Stratagem, 
 a Comedy, pp. 7U (last leaf torn across); Love and a Bottle, 
 a Comedy, pp. 72 (bottom of title damaged) ; The Recruit- 
 ing Of&cer, a Comedy, pp. 71. 3 pieces, small 4to, unbound 
 (somewhat foxed). [Circa 1700, n. d.] 
 
 525. The Comedies of Farquhar; Love and a Bottle; 
 
 Beaux Stratagem; etc., etc. Collected edn. 8vo, half 
 calf (no fronts.). Lend. [1714] 
 
 526. The Recruiting Officer: a Comedy. 24mo, 
 
 half roan. Dublin, 1768 
 
 With autograph of Wm. B. Wood, Mr. L'Estrange, and 
 (John) Hodgkinson on the title, and with numerous additions 
 and corrections in the autograph of W. B. Wood throughout 
 the volume. John Hodgliinson's is very rare. 
 
 527. [FARREN (ELIZABETH).] Memoirs of the Pres- 
 ent Countess of Derby (late Miss Farren), including Anec- 
 dotes of several Distinguished Persons : General Burgoyne, 
 J. Palmer, the actor; the Duke of Richmond, etc., etc. 
 With a beautiful impression of the rare portrait in proof 
 STATE, Lond. (1797) ; also in the same volume, The Testi- 
 mony of Truth to Exalted Merit, or a Biographical Sketch 
 of the Rt. Hon. the Countess of Derby in Refutation of a 
 False and Scandalous Libel, Lond. 1797 (lacks the portrait). 
 4to, half calf (cover detached). Lond. 1797 
 
 The Memoirs is extremely scarce, containing as it does 
 some very caustic remarks about the character of Miss Farren. 
 This (the seventh edition) contains the "Postscript Extraordi- 
 nary," and is the rarest of the editions. 
 
 (-/) 528. FAUCIT (HELENA— [Lady Martin].) [A Biog- 
 
 ^(y rapy.] By Theodore Martin. Portraits, etc. 8vo, cloth, 
 ' gilt top, uncut. liOnd. 1900 
 
 / 529. FAWCETT (JOHN). Collection of material illus- 
 
 (CO trating the career of this famous Comedian. Includes 7 
 
 J—" different portraits in plain dress and character, including 
 
 the rare colored one as Falstaff j 2 playbills, including his 
 
 last appearance on any stage, biographical data, etc. (Sold 
 
 as one piece.) 
 
 ^ 630. FECHTER (CHARLES ALBERT). Record of His 
 
 (a Career. By Kate Field. (American Actor Series, edited by 
 t-' L/ Laurence Hutton.) Large Paper, only 100 copies printed. 
 4to, three-quarters wine-colored levant morocco, gilt top 
 and back. Bost. 1882 
 
 Extra-illustrated by the insertion of nearly 125 engraved 
 portraits, etc., including a page of the Original Manuscript in 
 Kate Field's handwriting (beginning of ' ' Fechter in the United 
 States "); also portraits of Mdme Malibran; Mrs. Siddons; 
 Spranger Barry as Timon {rare) ; John Taylor, the Water Poet 
 (proof); Charles Kean as Richard III. (scarce) ; David Garrick; 
 Rachel (6 portraits — one colored); Moliere, Carlotta Leclercq, 
 
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 FECHTER (CHARLES ALBERT). 
 
 Sardou, Betterton, Colley Gibber, Louis XIV., George Sand, 
 Eugene Sue, Beaumarchais, Meisonnier; Kean as Hamlet and 
 Coriolanus; J. P.Kemble, Quin, Barton Booth, J. "W. Wallaok, 
 Dr. Johnson; Kean as Richard HI.; the Elder and Younger 
 Dumas; Charles Kemble, Coleridge ; Sal vini as Othello {J.ndia); 
 and others. 
 
 531. Charles Albert Fechter. By Kate Field. For- / ^ 
 
 traits and facsimiles. Post 8vo, cloth (name on title), (j^ 
 (American Actor Series.) Bost. 1883 ' ^^- 
 
 532. Feehter's version of Othello critically analysed. / <^r~ ^ 
 
 By Henry Ottley. 8vo, half roan, pp. 32. Lond. 186l/' "^-^ "^^ 
 
 533. FEMALE CHARACTERS. Eccentric Biography; 
 or, Memoirs of Remarkable Female Characters . . . Orna- 
 mented with portraits of the most singular characters in the/^ •«>p f ' 
 work {Mary Wollstonecraft, 'Mrs. Bellamy, Jane Shore^^ r,,^^ 
 Perdita Robinson, Ohev. d^Eon and others, fine impres- 
 sions). 12mo, old calf. With the bookplate of Benj. 
 
 Hynan. Lend. 1803 
 
 534. FENNELL (JAMES). A Statement of Facts occa- ^ 
 sional of and relative to the late Disturbances at the ^^^ / "^ J 
 Theatre-Royal, Edinburgh (regarding the cast of " Venice^;3< , /(_/ '^ 
 Preserved"). 8vo, half morocco. Lond. 1788 
 
 The author soon after came to America and performed in 
 America in 1793. 
 
 535. An Apology for the Life of Fennell, written by 
 
 Himself. Portrait by Boyd. 8vo, half morocco. Phil. 1814 
 The portrait is Very Rare. 
 
 536. FENTON (ELIJAH). An Epistle to Mr. South- 
 erne, from Kent, Jan. 28, 17ij. Small 8vo, unbound, pp. / "o /» 
 19. Lond. 1711-^' '^ ^ 
 
 A poetical epistle on the decay of the stage, referring to 
 Shakespeare, Wycherley, and other early dramatists. 
 
 537. FICTION. Stockton's Rudder Grange; Lovey 
 Mary and Mrs. Wiggs; etc. 5 vols, post 8vo, cloth. 
 
 538. Hardy's Tess of the D'Urbervilles; Boy, by 
 
 Marie Corelli ; The Refugees, by Conan Doyle ; Sant' Ilario, 
 by Marion Crawford (and 3 others by him) ; etc. 12 vols, 
 post 8vo, cloth. 
 
 539. Hough's Mississippi Bubble, 1902; When 
 
 Knighthood was in Flower, by E. Caskoden, 1898; The / CT 
 Fowler, by Beatrice Harraden, 1899 — all illust. ; and 9 '/ ^ 
 others. 12 vols, post 8vo, cloth. 
 
 540. Deldee, or the Iron Hand, by Florence War- 
 den ; The Three Graces, by The Duchess, 1895 ; Gretehen 
 and Darkness and Daylight, by Mary J. Holmes; etc. 20 
 vols, post 8vo, cloth. 
 
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 541. FIELD (KATE). A Record. By Lilian Whiting. 
 Portraits, etc. Post 8vo, art silk. Bost. 1899 
 
 542. FIGARO (The). (A Theatrical Journal.) Dec, 
 1877-July, 1878 (not quite consecutive). Royal 8vo, half 
 roan (first Nos. wrongly bound up at end). Phil. 1877-78 
 
 543. FILON (AUGUSTIN). The English Stage: an Ac- 
 count of the Victorian Drama. Transl. by Fred. Whyte, 
 with Introduction by Henry Arthur Jones. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 N. Y. 1897 
 
 544. FINN (HENRY J.) Montgomery; or, The Falls of 
 fy Montmorency. A Drama. Acted for the first time at the 
 ^ Boston Theatre, Feb. 21, 1825. Crown 8vo, sewed, pp 56. 
 
 Bost. 1825 
 Finn was an early American actor, appearing at the Old 
 Park Theatre, afterwards -actor and manager in Boston. 
 
 545. FISHER (CLARA). Sketch of the Life of Miss 
 
 /-v vi t/ Clara Fisher, the Lilliputian Actress of the Theatres Royal, 
 
 v_-^ " Drury Lane and Covent Garden. Third edn. 12mo, half 
 
 morocco, gilt edges. Glasgow, 1820 
 
 Extremely bare. Miss Fisher was only nine years of age 
 when this biography was published. Contains the rare por- 
 trait of Miss Fisher as Richard III. 
 
 546. FISKE (JOHN). The Historical Writings of. With 
 photogravures, maps, charts, facsimiles, etc. Complete in 
 12 vols. Small 8vo, cloth, gilt tops. 
 
 Bost. : Houghton, Miflin, 1902 
 Standard Library Edition. Fine, clean set. 
 
 547. FITCH (CLYDE). Barbara Frietchie, 1900; Nathan 
 Hale, 1899. First edns. Illust. 2 vols. 8vo, half cloth 
 and boards. N. Y. 1899-1900 
 
 548. FITZBALL (EDWARD). Thirty- Five Years of a 
 Dramatic Author's Life. First edn. Portrait. 2 vols, 
 post 8vo, cloth, gilt. Loud. 1859 
 
 549. FITZGERALD (PERCY), The Romance of the 
 English Stage. By Percy Fitzgerald. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth, 
 uncut. Lond. 1874 
 
 550. Another copy. 2 vols, cloth (worn). 
 
 Lond 1874 
 
 551. The Romance of the English Stage. 12mo, 
 
 cloth. Phil. 1875 
 
 552. A New History of the English Stage, from the 
 
 Restoration to the Liberty of the Theatres, in connection 
 with the Patent Houses. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1882 
 
 553. Another copy. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth (small 
 
 stamp on one title). Lond. 1882 
 
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 FITZGERALD (PERCY). 
 
 554. The World Behind the Scenes. Post 8vo, 
 
 cloth. Lend. 1881 
 
 555. The Kembles: an Account of the Kemble 
 
 Family, including the Lives of Mrs. Siddons and her brother 
 John Philip Kemble. Portraits, some in character, etc. 3 
 vols. 8vo, half morocco, gilt tops, uncut. Lond., n. d. 
 
 556. FLAGS of Maritime Nations. By order of the Sec- 
 retary of the Navy. Colored plates. 4to, half morocco. 
 
 Wash. 1873 
 
 557. [PLITCROFT (H.)] Theatrical Entertainments / 
 consistent with Society, Morality, and Religion, in a Letter / Cy 
 to the Author of " The Stage the High Road to Hell," etc./' ^'^ 
 PlEST BDN. 8vo, half morocco, uncut. Scarce. Lond. 1768 
 
 558. FOOTE (HORACE). A Companion to the Theatres, ^_, 
 and Manual of the British Drama. Folding engraved \ /) 
 front., containing exterior views in the leading London , 
 theatres. 16mo, half russia. Lond. 1829 
 
 559. FOOTE (JESSE). The Life of Arthur Murphy. CTj 
 Portraits and facsimile. 4to, half calf (some pp. stained). . 
 
 Lond. 1811 
 
 560. FOOTE (MARIA). Fairburn's Edition of the Trial 
 between Maria Foote and Joseph Hayne for Breach of 
 Promise of Marriage, including the Evidence at full-length, . / 
 the whole of the Love Letters, etc. , with the rare colored^J- ^ () 
 folding front. [Lond. 1825]; bound with other pamphlets in ' 
 one vol. , including The Trial of the Rev. Alex. Fletcher by 
 a Jury of Common Sense {with 2 colored plates) , 1825; Pierce 
 Egan's Account of the Trial of Fauntleroy, etc. ; Juan 
 Secundus; The Loves of the Saints, 1825; etc. 8vo, grained 
 calf. 
 
 561. Facts illustrative of the Evidence on the late 
 
 Trial of Foote vs. Hayne. Svo, unbound, pp. 29. Lond. 1825 
 
 562. Second-Sight; or, The Consequences of the ^^^^^^ 
 
 Reception given to Miss Foote on Saturday, the 5th Feb- ^7/) ^ty 
 
 ruary, 1825. Svo, unbound, pp. 24. (Signed Archibald'' c'V/ 
 McMoral, Edinburgh.) Lond. 18;*5 
 
 563. Leaflet (two leaves) headed " Miss Foote's Re- 
 ception, Saturday, February {sic) 6th," giving an account 
 of her reception on her reappearance at the theatre. 
 
 Very rare. No place or printer [1825] 
 
 564. FOOTE (SAMUEL). The Comic Theatre. Being 
 a Free Translation of all the Best French Comedies. Vi- j, QQ 
 gnette titles. 4 vols. 12mo, full polished calf neat, gilt 
 backs and edges, inside gold borders. Lond. 1762 
 
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 565. [ J A Letter to Mr. James Baine, Minister in Edin- 
 
 ^^ (f f^ burgh, occasioned by his sermon The Theatre, Licentious 
 "7 QO ^^*i Perverted : or Strictures on the doctrine lately insisted 
 
 O^ ' on against Sam'l Foote. 8vo, half calf. Edinburgh, 1771 
 
 566. Comedies, including Trip to Calais; The Capu- 
 chin; The Maid of Bath (Prologue written by Garrick); 
 The Nabob ; Devil Upon Two Sticks ; and The Cozeners. 
 Bound in one volume. 8vo, half calf. Lond. 1778 
 
 ^^ ff 567. [ ] Christian and Critical Remarks on a Droll, or 
 
 ~r )(/\ Interlude called The Minor, now acting by a Company of 
 
 Cr^ • Stage Players in the Haymarket. By a Minister of the 
 
 Church of Christ. 8vo, half morocco, pp. 41. Lond. 1760 
 A criticism of Foote's play " The Minor, " in which he cari- 
 catures George Whitefield and the Methodists. 
 
 568. Memoirs of Samuel Foote, with his Bon-mots, 
 
 etc. By Wm. Cooke. 2 vols. 13mo, sheep (worn). N.Y. 1806 
 William B. Wood's copy, with his autographs on titles. 
 
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 569. Dramatic Works. To which is prefixed a Life 
 
 of the Author. 3 vols. 8vo, calf. Lond. 1809 
 
 570. FORD (JOHN). The Chronicle History of Perkin 
 Warbeck: a Tragedy. 12mo, sprinkled calf Lond. 1714 
 
 Scarce edition. Wm. Capon's copy, with his autograph on 
 title and note that it is very rare. 
 
 571. The Dramatic Works of John Ford. With 
 
 Notes, Critical and Explanatory, by W. Gifford. To which 
 are added Fame's Memorial and Verses to the Memory of 
 Ben Jonson. 2 vols. 8vo, full morocco gilt, gilt edges. 
 
 A handsome set. Lond. 1837 
 
 572. FORGOTTEN ACTORS; and Actors and Actresses 
 of the Old School. (A Series of newspaper articles, by 
 Rees and others, illustrating the Early History of the 
 American Stage.) Inserted in double columns within bor- 
 ders. 4to, three-quarter crushed levant morocco, gilt top. 
 
 [1882, etc.] 
 Sketches of Thomas Kean, Wm. Hallam, David Douglas, the 
 Old John Street Theatre, etc. 
 
 573. FORREST (EDWIN). A Record of his Career. 
 , X .-^ (American Actor Series, edited by Laurence Hutton.) By 
 
 r^ O ) C) I-'^"^^^'^^® Barrett. Large Paper. Only 100 copies 
 /^ [y ^ ^ PRINTED. 2 vols. 4to, three-quarter crushed levant mo- 
 • rocco, gilt top, uncut, gilt tooling on back, by Pawson and 
 
 Nicholson. Bost. 1882 
 
 The original one volume extended to two by the insertion of 
 239 portraits, playbills and other illustrations, many of uncom- 
 mon occurrence and choice quality, including portraits of Mr. 
 Forrest asEoUa; Carwin; Metamora (2); Virginus (4), includ- 
 
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 ing the first proof unfinished; Coriolanus; Spartacus (3) 
 Othello; Shy look; King Lear, etc., together with 12 diSerent 
 portraits in plain dress. 
 
 There is also a fine portrait of Augustus A. Addams, the 
 Ti-agedian ; the text of Mr. Forrest's Fourth of July Oration, 
 1838 (neatly inlaid) ; an account of the Aster Place Riot (text 
 inlaid); a rare colored lithograph of Mr. Forrest as Spartacus; 
 the Bourne View of the Park Theatre, New York, together 
 with engraved portraits of Edmund Kean (4) ; Garrick ; J. B. 
 Booth, as Brutus; R. C. May wood [proof); Nicholas Biddle 
 {mezzo, hy Samuel Cousins); Cooper as Leon; T. D. Rice (col- 
 ored caricature) ; Clara Fisher; George Frederick Cooke; Alex. 
 Wilson, the ornithologist (by Edwin) ; John Howard Payne (by 
 Leney), and another; J. P. Kemble; Tom Hamblin; Napoleon 
 (scaree); Mrs. Richardson as Ernestine (colored); Tom Mat- 
 thews as Clown; Chevalier Wykoff; J. B. Booth as Richard 
 III.; Mrs. Forrest; Edwin Booth as Pescara; Laura Keene 
 (draming); Mr. Macguire of Maoguire's Opera House, San 
 Francisco; John MoCullough; Yankee Hill (autographed); 
 James Rees (scarce lithograph); Daniel Dougherty (drawing); 
 Dr. Robt. M. Bird; Lafayette; J. E. Murdoch (proof); J. R. 
 Scott (india); Barton Booth; Conway; Macready as Macbeth; 
 Wm. Leggett; W. E. Burton; Matilda Heron; Mrs. F. B. Con- 
 way (drawing); Macready as Richard III. (colored, scaree); 
 Joseph Jefferson; John Keats; Miss O'Neill; and others. A few 
 curious caricatures also appear in the collection. 
 
 574. A collection of most interesting material, 
 
 gathered with a view to the illastration of W. R. Alger's 
 Life of Edwin Forrest, but which never reached the bind- 
 ing stage. A large portion of the lot has been inlaid. It 
 
 INCLUDES NO LESS THAN 23 AUTOGRAPH LETTERS OP MR, 
 
 Forrest, written to his friend and executor, Hon. Daniel 
 Dougherty, with others by J. W. Wallack, the elder, and 
 James Oakes (also an executor). There are also 27 en 
 GRAVED portraits OF THE TRAGEDIAN, in plain dress and 
 character, besides the series of 14 photographs (mounted 
 representing him in his most famous characters. The pla 
 BILLS (128 in number) are of uncommon interest, ranging 
 from 1836 to 1870, and bear other important names beside 
 Mr. Forrest. Many are benefit bills and special perform- 
 ances. It includes, also, the complete text (inlaid) of the 
 "Forrest Divorce Suit," pp. 34, and the 4th of July 
 Oration, delivered by Mr. Forrest in 1838. A large quantity 
 of very interesting clippings is also included, a portion of 
 which has been neatly mounted on 4to sheets. Among the 
 portraits will be found a scarce German litho. of Gen. 
 Andrew Jackson, Mile. Clairon, Thos. Jefferson, by Tiebout 
 (restrike) ;' Henry Phillips, Webster {India proof before let- 
 ters) ; Wm. B. Wood {autographed) ; Thomas Sully, by 
 Sartain {India paper) ; Mayor John Swift of Phila. (mezzo- 
 tint by Warner); E. Kean as Shylock; Talma, Alex. 
 Wilson, eng. by Barralet; Daniel Dougherty, Thos. F. 
 Marshall, Washington, eng. by Pekenino; and another by 
 
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 Fairman & Childs, both after Stuart; litho. portrait of 
 Washington, by Childs & Inman; Gilbert Stuart, by D. 
 Edwin; LaPontaine, etc., (48 in all). There are also a 
 number of interesting views of Theatres, etc., including one 
 of the bedroom in which he died. An account of the For- 
 rest Club (one of 20 copies, 1874) is included, as are a 
 number of curious caricature portraits of Mr. Forrest. A 
 VALUABLE COLLECTION. (Sold as a lot. ) 
 
 575. The History of Edwin Forrest, the celebrated 
 
 A,—, / ^_ American Tragedian, from his childhood to his present ele- 
 / \2o '^^t^d station as a performer. Written by an individual 
 
 1^ • '■^^ -^vho has known him from his boyhood. 8vo, paper, pp. 34. 
 Very rare. N. Y. 1837 
 
 576. Oration at the Democratic-Republican Cele- 
 bration of the 62nd Anniversary of the Independence of the 
 United States, in the City of New York, July 4, 1838. 8vo, 
 wrappers, pp. 24 (slightly foxed). N. Y. 1838 
 
 Scarce. 
 
 577. Broadside. Tremont Theatre (Boston). A 
 
 Card to the Public. Small folio, n. d. \ca. 1841] 
 
 Referring to a quarrel, during Forrest's engagement, between 
 the manager of the Tremont Theatre and the husband of the 
 Leading Lady. 
 
 578. Life of Edwin Forrest, the American Tragedian. 
 
 By William Rounseville Alger. Character portraits. 2 
 vols, thick imp. 8vo, cloth, uncut. Phil. 1877 
 
 The scarce Large Paper edition, of which only 100 copies 
 were printed, 
 
 / L/ ^'^^- Testimony in the Forrest Divorce Case. 12mo, 
 
 wrappers, pp. 34. Rare. Phil. 1850 
 
 / (y 580. Another copy. Wrappers. 
 
 , ^ 581. Report of the Forrest Divorce Case, with the 
 
 , Consuelo and Forney Letters. Vignette portrait on title 
 and engraved portraits of Forrest and N. P. Willis inserted. 
 Royal 8vo, half morocco N. Y. [] 852] 
 
 " This edition is published under the direct supervision of the 
 Law Reporter of the New York Herald, and is the only one con- 
 taining the Suppressed Testimony. " 
 
 582. Report of the Forrest Divorce Case, containing 
 
 full and unabridged testimony . . . with the Consuelo and 
 Forney Letters. Woodcut portraits. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 187. 
 
 N. Y. [1852] 
 The Certified edition of the New York Herald. 
 
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 583. Another copy of the same. 
 
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 FORREST (EDWIN). 
 
 584. Catherine Forrest against Edwin Forrest. Tes- ^ /^^^ 
 
 timony before the New York Superior Court. Thick royal /^ 'y^ 
 
 8vo, half sheep (front cover loose), pp. 1333. [N. Y. 1853] (UO A,- ' 
 
 Very scarce. The Official Record. 
 
 585. The Will of Edwin Forrest. 4to, wrappers, pp.^*? <^ 
 
 16. [Phil. 1873]^0 
 
 586. Alger (Wm. R.) Life of Forrest, the American / - 
 
 Tragedian. Illusi. 3 vols, royal 8vo, cloth. [Phil. 1877]/^ 00 
 
 587. Barrett (Lawrence). Edwin Forrest. Edited , ^ 
 
 by Laurence Hutton. Portrait, etc. Post 8vo, half toolO-/ v^Q 
 rocco, gilt top, uncut. (American Actor Series.) £ost. 188y ' 
 
 588. Harrison (Gabriel). Edwin Forrest, the 
 
 Actor and the Man. Critical and Reminiscent. 10 por- 
 traits, inosily in character. Royal 8vo, original wrappers 
 uncut. Brooklyn, 1889 
 
 No. 17 of only 300 copies issued. Signed by the author. Laid 
 in is letter of invitation to Forrest's funeral. 
 
 689. Rees (Jambs — [CoUey Cibber].) Life of Edwin >, /— 
 
 Forrest. With Reminiscences and Personal Recollections. ^O 
 Portrait. Post 8vo, cloth. Phil. [1874] ^ r- 
 
 590. Another copy. ^ ^^ 
 
 591. Another copy. "^ 
 
 593. The Forum Orator; or, The American Public 
 
 Speaker. 16mo, old sheep (one joint cracked). Bost. 1804 
 Presentation copy, with inscription, "Edwin Forrest 
 TO W. H. Maurice," also Forrest's stamp on title. 
 
 693. FRENCH PLAYERS IN ENGLAND. Some Con- ^--« 
 siderations on the Establishment of the French Strolers, "^•^ Cy 
 the Behaviour of their Bully- Champions, etc. 8vo, unbound^;;7<: ~ 
 pp. 35. Lond., n. d. [1749J 
 
 694. FRENCH PLAYS. Pantheon Populaire. Consist- -^7^ 
 ing of the Plays of Corneille, Racine and Moliere, lllustre ts^Cy 
 par Janet-Lange. 3 vols, royal 4to. Paris, n. d. 
 
 595. BiBLiOTHBQUE Dramatique, ou Repertoire 
 
 Universel du Theatre Frangais, avec des Remarques, etc., 
 par Ch. Nodier, P. Lepeintre, Lemazurier, etc. 18 various 
 volumes, 8vo, half calf, uncut. Paris, 1834-35 
 
 Containing French Classical Plays [of Moliere, Racine, Cor- 
 neille, and other classic authors. 
 
 596. ChQfs-d'GEuvre des Auteurs Comiques, 6 vols. ; /^^^ 
 
 Chefs-d'CEuvre Tragiques, portrait of Botou, 3 vols. To- . /<=^ (^ 
 gether 8 vols. Post 8vo, half calf. Paris, 1845-57 
 
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 597. FRENCH REVOLUTION. Authentic, Impartial 
 and Candid Account of the Trial, Charges, Defence and 
 Execution of Marie Antoinette Josepha Jeane, ci-devant 
 Queen of France. 12mo, unbound, pp. 39. 
 
 [Loud. : Bailey, n. d., 1793] 
 
 Rare. With a curious portrait of Marie Antoinette engraved 
 on copper. 
 
 •^ 598. FRENCH STAGE. Actricbs de Paris. Texte 
 
 ^ par Mm. De Maupassant, Bernard Bergerat, etc., etc. Willi 
 
 0\ /^ ,~) numerous jine portraits on India paper. Imp. 8vo (loose 
 in portfolio), with ties. Limited to 450 copies on "papier 
 / velin," this copy being No. 301. Paris, 188;i 
 
 699. Galerib DBS Artistes Dramatiques db Paris. 
 
 Consisting of 84 full-length Lithograph Portraits, with 
 Descriptive Text of Noted French Artist in Character, in- 
 cluding Mdlle. Mars, Mdlle. Georges, Taglioni, Fanny Elss- 
 ler, Giulia Grisi, Mile. Brohan, Mile. Anais, M. Brohan, 
 F. Lemaitre, etc. All on India paper. 2 vols. 4to, half 
 morocco (rubbed), gilt edges. Paris, 1841 
 
 600. Hawkins (Frederick). Annals of the French 
 
 Stage, from its Origin to the Death of Racine. Portraits. 
 3 vols. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1884 
 
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 601. FRENCH STAGE. Idols of the French Stage. By 
 H. Sutherland Edwards. 3 vols. 8vo, cloth (slightly soiled). 
 
 Lond. 1889 
 
 603. Le Rideau Leve, ou Petite Revue des Grands 
 
 Theatres. 8vo, half morocco. Paris, 1818 
 
 603. Les Premieres illustrees. Notes et Croquis, 
 
 saison Theatrale 1881-1888, inclusive. Texte par Raoul 
 Toche, avec une Preface de M. Henri Meilhac. Illusts. 
 (some colored). 7 vols. imp. 8vo, half morocco gilt, gilt 
 tops. A pretty set. Paris, 1881-88 
 
 604. FRERE (B.) The Adventures of a Dramatist on a 
 *0 Journey to the London Managers. First bdn. 3 vols. 
 
 13mo, old calf (binding worn and stamp on titles). 
 
 Lond. 1813 
 
 605. FREYTAG (GUSTAV). Technique of the Drama. 
 Q An Exposition of Dramatic Composition and Art. Transl. 
 
 Post 8vo, cloth. 1895 
 
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 606. FROST (THOMAS). The Old Showmen and the / 
 Old London Fairs. Post 'Syo, half calf, gilt top, uncut. KOb 
 
 Lond. 1875 
 
 607. Circus Life and Circus Celebrities. Post 8vo, 
 
 half calf, gilt top. Lond. 1875 
 
 608. FYLES (FRANKLIN). The Theatre and its People. 
 lUust. Post 8vo, buckram. N. Y. 1900 
 
 609. 
 
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 /:^ALLERY OF PLAYERS (The). Edited by 
 ^J Austin Brereton and others. Nos. 1 to 12, in- /Q 
 elusive. Hundreds of portraits and scenes from plays. 4to, 
 wrappers. (As 12 pieces. ) N. Y. 1894-97 
 
 610. GARRICK (DAVID). Life of David Garrick, from 
 original family papers and numerous published and unpub- 
 lished sources. By Percy Fitzgerald. 2 vols. 8vo, in sheets >» 
 (some pp. dust-soiled and one repaired). Lond. 1868 // j /j/f 
 
 Extra illustrated by the insertion of 215 portraits, views,/ (_/ ■ C/ " 
 scenic representations, etc. , including 12 different portraits of 
 Mr. Garrick, in plain dress and characters, together with views 
 of his birthplace, various residences, and the theatres in which 
 he performed. Among the other portraits are Maoklin, George 
 Anne Bellamy (3), Woodward (2), Colley Gibber (2), Walpole, 
 Samuel Foote (5). Dr. Johnson, Goldsmith (3), Mrs. Gibber, Geo. 
 Colman, George III. , Lady Hamilton, Mrs. Siddons (3), Palmer, 
 C. Dibdin (2), Mrs. Thrale, Sir Joshua Reynolds, Miss Gunning, 
 Necker, Peg WoiBngton, Mrs. Abington (5), J. P. Kemble, 
 Spranger Barry and Mrs. Barry, Miss Farren (by Conde), Ed- 
 mund Burke (2), C. J. Fox (3), Pope (3), Fielding, Lord North, 
 Earl of Shelburne, Sheridan, Mile. Glairon, Rogers, Mrs. Badde- 
 ley, Michael Kelly, Jack Bannister, Thos. Worlidge, Mrs. Mon- 
 tague, Henderson, Robert Wilks, Earl of Chatham (2), Lord 
 Grenville, Duke of Richmond, Marquis of Rockingham, Shake- 
 speare, Voltaire, Beaumarchais, Boswell, Earl of Bute, Chas. 
 Townshend, Tate Wilkinson, Mrs. Hartley, Earl Camden, 
 Stone (3), Earl of Sandwich, etc. 
 
 611. The Life of David Garrick. By Arthur Mur- / ./ ~ 
 
 phv. Portrait. 2 vols. 8vo, half red morocco, gilt tops, A PHj 
 uncut. Lond. ISOl' ^' ^ 
 
 Fine copy. 
 
 612. Memoirs of the Life of David Garrick, inter- / 
 
 spersed with Characters and Anecdotes of his Theatrical / //\/ 
 Contemporaries, etc. By Thomas Davies. Portrait. 2 vols. ' ■ f ^^ 
 post 8vo, half morocco, gilt tops. Lond. 1808 
 
 "New editions, with Additions." 
 
 613. Davies (T.) Memoirs of the Life of Garrick. ^ 4 
 
 2 vols. 12mo, sheep (worn). Bost. 1818 . <=^^ 
 
 614. The Life of David Garrick, from original / r-yj 
 
 family papers and numerous published and unpublished / , O U 
 sources. By Percy Fitzgerald. Portraits. 2 vols 8vo, ' 
 
 half morocco (rubbed), gilt tops, uncut. Lond. 1868 
 
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 615. David Garrick (Life and Times, etc.). By 
 
 Charles Knight. Wiili etched portrait by W. Boucher. 
 
 ^ Royal 8vo, cloth, uncut. Large Paper copy, only 100 copies 
 printed. Lond. 1894 
 
 616. The Private Correspondence of David Garrick 
 
 with the most Celebrated Persons of his Time, with Notes 
 and a new Biographical Memoir. 2 pbrtraitf. 2 vols, thick 
 4to, half morocco, gilt tops, uncut (one portrait somewhat 
 time-discolored). Lond. : Colburn & Bentley, 1831 
 
 ^ 617. The Male Coquette; or. Seventeen Hundred 
 
 Fifty-seven. In Two Acts [By David Garrick.] First 
 BDN. 8vo, unbound, pp. 52. Lond. 1757 
 
 618. Florizel and Perdita. A Dramatic Pastoral. 
 
 Alter'd from the Winter's Tale of Shakespear. [By David 
 Garrick.] First edn. Post 8vo, unbound, pp. 66. 
 
 Lond. 1758 
 
 /-^-) 619. Florizel and Perdita; or. The Winter's Tale. A 
 
 / 1/ Dramatic Pastoral. Altered from Shakespear. [By David 
 ' ^ Garrick.] 8vo, unbound, pp. 66. Lond. 1762 
 
 620. The Farmer's Return from London. An Inter- 
 lude. As it is performed at the Theatre Royal in Drury 
 Lane. [By David Garrick.] First bdn., with the hllf- title. 
 Etched front, by Jas. Basire, after Wm. Hogarth. 4to, half 
 roan, pp. 15. Lond. 176-'. 
 
 Very scarce with the half-title and original frontispiece. Tall 
 copy with large margins. 
 
 621. Cymon. A Dramatic Romance. [By David 
 
 Garrick.] 12mo, unbound, pp. 58+2. 
 
 // Lond. : Printed for the Proprietor, 1766 
 
 The First edition. Rare. Apparently an unauthorized publi- 
 cation, and preceding the usual I'irst edition, and containing 
 both Prologue and Epilogue omitted in the other. 
 
 622. Cymon. A Dramatic Romance. [By David 
 
 Garrick.] 8vo, unbound, pp. 86. 
 
 Lond. : Printed for T. Beckett, 1767 
 The usual First edition. 
 
 /^^ 623. A Peep Behind the Curtain; or. The New Re- 
 
 ^ hearsal. [By David Garrick ] First edn. Post 8vo, un- 
 bound, pp. 46 (title dust-soiled). Lond. 1767 
 
 624. A Peep Behind the Curtain; or, The New Re- 
 hearsal. 12mo, half roan. Lond., n. d. 
 
 625. Shakespeare's Garland. Songs, Ballads, etc., 
 
 performed at the Jubilee at Stratford-at-Avon. 8vo, un- 
 bound, pp. 27. Lond. 1769 
 
 Contains songs by Garrick, including one, ' ' Shakespeare's 
 Mulberry-tree, sung with a Cup in his hand made of the Tree." 
 
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 626. Bon-Ton ; or, High Life above Stairs. A Comedy 
 
 [By David Garrick.] First edn. Post 8vo, unbound, pp. 
 44. Lond. 1775 
 
 637. Garrick's Library. A Catalogue of the 
 
 Library. Splendid Books of Prints, Poetical and Historical^^s^; 
 Tracts of David Garrick, which will be sold by Auction bys»^. 
 Mr. Saunders. 4to, half crimson roan, gilt, pp. 90. 
 
 Lond. 1833 
 
 638. Mr. Macklin's Reply to Mr. Garrick's Answer, Cj^ 
 
 to which are prefix'd all the Papers which have appeared in / \ /) ^5/ 
 this Dispute. 13mo, half calf. Lond. 1743/' *^'^ ^ 
 
 The quarrels that arose when Garrick was playing "Abel 
 Drugger " at Drury Lane. Includes Garrick's statement (30 
 pp.), and Macklin's reply (12 pp.). 
 
 639. An Essay on Acting. The Mimical Behaviour ^^ 
 
 of a Certain Fashionable faulty Actor, with a Short Criticism /^ Q 
 
 on his acting Macbeth. Post 8vo, half morocco, pp. 37. 
 
 An anonymous attack on Garrick. Lond. 1744 
 
 630. The Theatrical Examiner. An Inquiry into the ^ 
 
 Merits and Demerits of the Present English Performers in ' 
 general, etc. Post 8vo, half calf. Lond. 175 ' 
 
 Criticisms on Garrick, Theophilus Gibber, and other actors 
 of the period. 
 
 631. The Juvenile Adventures of David Ranger, 
 
 Esq. , from an Original Manuscript found in the Collections 
 of a late noble Lord. 3 vols. 13mo, old calf (cover loose.) 
 
 Lond. 1757 
 
 Supposed to relate to David Garrick, but the adventures 
 imaginary. The authorship unknown, but possibly by Arthur 
 Murphy, who commenced to write about this time. 
 
 633. An Historical and Succinct Account of the Late 
 
 Riots at the Theatres of Drury Lane and Covent Garden, 
 
 interspersed with the Principal Letters published on each 
 
 side of the Question. 13mo, half morocco. Lond. 1763 
 
 Contains a narrative of Garrick endeavouring to answer the 
 
 question of the rioters in the pit of Drury Lane. 
 
 633. The Widow'd Wife. A Comedy. [By W. Ken- ^ 
 
 rick.] 8vo, unbound, pp. 84. • Lond. 1767 ^ - 
 
 First edition. The play which, being performed by Garrick, ^iJU 
 
 
 The play which, being performed by Garrick, 
 led to the famous quarrel with the author as to the receipt of 
 the profits. Kenrick in revenge wrote his obscene attacks on 
 Garrick, and was prosecuted, and one of his pamphlets sup- 
 pressed. 
 
 634. Another copy, unbound. Lond. 1767 
 
 635. Another copy, unbound. Lond. 1767 ^^ 
 
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 636. Kenrick (William). A Letter to David Gar- 
 rick, occasioned by his having Moved the Court of King's 
 Bench against the Publishers of " Love in the Suds." Sec- 
 ond edn. 4to, half morocco. Lond. 1772 
 
 Kenrick libelled almost every author and actor of the period. 
 Gai-rick contended that Kenrick 's poem "Love in the Suds" 
 was a libel on him, and sued Kenrick, and the above is a letter 
 written by Kenrick in his defense. 
 
 637. A Letter to David Garrick, Esq., on his Con- 
 duct as Principal Manager and Actor at Drury Lane. 8vo, 
 half morocco (title re-margined, and some pp. water-stained). 
 
 Lond. 1772 
 First edition. Scarce. Written by David Williams. 
 
 , 638. The Theatres: a Poetical Dissection by Sir 
 
 Nicholas Nipclose, Bart. The second edn. 4to, half mo- 
 rocco. 1772 
 Scarce. With vignette on title of Garrick treading on Shake- 
 speare and other dramatists. 
 
 639. Garriek's Looking Glass, or The Art of Rising 
 
 in the World, a Poem (ascribed to R. Pratt), Lond. 1776; 
 alHo bound with it, The Druriad or Strictures on the Prin- 
 cipal Performers of Drury Lane Theatre, a Satirical Poem, 
 Lond. 1798. 4to, half calf. 
 
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 640. The Album of the Cambridge Garrick Club, 
 
 containing Original and Selected Papers on the Drama. 
 
 Illust. 12mo, half russia (rubbed). Cambridge, 1836 
 
 The portraits include Garrick, Maoready, Listen, etc. Papers 
 by Douglas Jerrold and others. 
 
 641. GAUTIER (THEOPHILE). Works of Theophile 
 Gautier. Transl. and edited by Prof. P. C. de Sumichrast. 
 Illust.with etchings on Japan paper. 24 vols. 8vo, buckram, 
 gilt tops, uncut. Fine set. N. Y. : Sproul, 1900 
 
 Only 1,000 numbered sets, this being No. 83. 
 
 642. GAY (JOHIsr). The Captives: a Tragedy. First 
 EDN. Post 8vo, unbound, pp. 67. Lond 1724 
 
 643. The Beggar's Opera, with Ouverture in Score 
 
 and the Music of the Songs, Second edn. ; Polly, an Opera, 
 being the Second Part of the Beggar's Opera,with Music of 
 the Songs, First edn. Crown 8vo, unbound, pp. 76 and 62. 
 (As 1 piece.) Lond. 1728-29 
 
 644. The Beggar's Opera, as it is Acted at the 
 
 Theatre-Royal in Lincoln-Inn-Fields. Third edn., with the 
 Ouverturfe in Score, the Songs and the Basses, curiously 
 engraved on copper-plates. Small 4to, full calf. Lond. 1729 
 
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 645. GAZUL (CLARA). The Plays of Clara Gazul, a 
 Spanish Comedian ; with Memoirs of her Life. Post 8vo, 
 half calf (rubbed). Lond. 1825 
 
 Translated from the French of Prosper Merimee, the noted 
 French author, and his First Book written under the pseu- 
 donym of Joseph L'Estrange. To this book is directly due the 
 rise of the Romantic movement in French drama, the origin 
 of which is usually attributed to Alexandre Dumas and Victor 
 Hugo, who only followed in the footsteps of Merimee, who at- 
 tacked the prevailing Classical Tragedy by means of the press 
 and his writings. Clara Gazul is an entirely apocryphal per- 
 son, even the very interesting memoir being entirely fictitious, 
 the whole being written by Merimee. The names of the plays 
 are, Woman is the Devil, Heaven and Hell, etc. Scarce. 
 
 646. GEMS. Liberotti Impronte. Plaster casts of the 
 heads of great men of all nations, modelled in relief in 
 small medallion shape, and set in cases giving the appear- 
 ance of books. 96 casts in four volumes. 4 vols, royal 8vo, 
 half vellum. {^Circa 1850] 
 
 Contains Washington, Franklin, Byron, Scott, Richelieu, Al- 
 fieri, Bossuet, Racine, La Fontaine, Thorwaldsen, Dante, Boc- 
 caccio, and many of the Greek and Latin poets. Exquisitely 
 modelled, and in fine condition, except one piece a little rubbed, 
 owing to the medallion having been set a little too high. 
 
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 647. [GENEST (REV. JOHN).] Some Account of the 
 English Stage from the Restoration in 1660 to 1830. Com 
 plete in 10 vols. 8vo, half calf. Bath, 183 
 
 The best and most complete account of performances ever 
 published, aud the only authoritative one. 
 
 648. GERMAN THEATRE. The German Theatre, transl. 
 by Benj. Thompson. Fronts. 6 vols. 13mo, full calf. 
 
 Lond. 1811 
 
 649. Another edn. of the same (binding worn). 
 
 Lond. 1806 
 
 650. GILBERT (MRS. A. H. ) The Stage Reminiscences 
 of Mrs. Gilbert. Edited by C. M. Martin Portraits 
 Mrs. Gilbert and other actors. Post 8vo, buckram, gilt 
 top, uncut. N. Y. 1901 
 
 651. [GILDON (CHARLES).] A Comparison between ^^ 
 the Two Stages, with an Examen of the Generous Con- ^ ^-j 
 queror; and some remarks on The Funeral, or Grief Ala-^, ^ <=v 
 mode. The False Friend, Tamerlane and others. In Dia- 
 
 loo-ue. 13mo, original calf (rebacked and one cover loose). 
 
 Lond. 1702 
 
 "A very coarse and indecent production and is one of the 
 scarcest op dramatic books, now pkactically priceless." 
 — Lowe. 
 
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 653. GILLILAND (THOMAS). Elbow Room: a Pam- 
 phlet containing Remarks on the Shameful Increase of the 
 Private Boxes of Covent Garden. 8vo, half morocco. 
 
 An attack on J. P. Kemble. Lond. 1804 
 
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 653. A Dramatic Synopsis. An Essay on the Politi- 
 
 ^ - cal and Moral Use of a Theatre, with remarks on the Dra- 
 
 ^^ 00 matic Writers of the' Day and the Performers of the Two 
 
 Theatres. 8vo, half morocco. Lond. 1804 
 
 -7 654. GLAPTHORNE (HENRY). Plays and Poems, now 
 
 ^A first collected. With illustrative Notes and a Memoir of 
 the Author. 3 vols, crown Svo, boards, uncut. 
 
 Lond. : Pearson, 1874 
 ' 655. GLENROY (JOHN H.) Ins and Outs of Circus 
 
 //^ j\ Life, or 42 Years' Travel, by J. H. Glenroy, Bareback 
 f U U Rider. Portraits. 13mo, cloth. 
 
 Bost. : Privately Printed, 1885 
 
 656. GODDARD (ARTHUR). Players of the Period. 
 Anecdotal, Biographical and Critical Monographs of the 
 Leading English Actors of the Day. Portraits. 3 vols, 
 post Svo, cloth. Loud. 1891 
 
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 /p0 657. Another copy. 3 vols, cloth. Lond. 1891 
 
 658. GODFREY (THOMAS, Jr.). Juvenile Poems on 
 Various Subjects, with tlie Prince of Parthia, a Tragedy. 
 By the late Thomas Godfrey, Jr., of Philadelphia. To 
 which is prefixed some Account of the Author and his 
 Writings. Small 4to, original sheep (binding worn, a few 
 pages water-stained and slight tears in the margins of two 
 leaves). Phil. : Henry Miller, 1765 
 
 ^ Rare. The Prince of Parthia is stated by Wegelin to be the 
 first known tragedy written by an American, and that it was 
 offered to the company playing in Philadelphia, but not ac- 
 cepted. The play was written in 1759. The author served in 
 the expedition against Fort Duquesne, as an officer, and one of 
 the pieces is dated from Fort Henry (or Swatara in the Blue 
 Mountains), Aug. 10, 1758. An interesting list of subscribers 
 is prefixed, containing among many noted names those of Ben- 
 jamin Franklin, Col. Bouquet, Benjamin Chew, Jacob Duohe, 
 Pliilemon Dickinson, Francis Hopkinson, John Penn, Wm. 
 Smith, etc. Tha printer served in the establishments of both 
 Franklin and William Bradford before starting in business for 
 himself. 
 
 
 659. GOETHE. The Sorrows of Werter : a German 
 Story. 3 vols. 16mo, old tree calf. Lond. 1784 
 
 660. GOLDEN (WILLIAM ECHARD). A Brief History 
 of the English Drama. From the Earliest to the Latest 
 Times. Crown 8vo, cloth, gilt top. N. Y. 1890 
 
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 661. GOLDSMITH (OLIVER). The Good Natur'd Man, 
 as performed at the Theatre-Royal in Covent-Garden. By- 
 Mr. Goldsmith. Svo, unbound (lacks half-title, and slight 
 tear in the last two leaves). Lond. 1768 
 
 First edition. It is a bold bibliographer of Goldsmith who 
 can say which issue of Goldsmith's Good Natur'd Man is the 
 First Issue. The cataloguer of this, who has made somewhat 
 of a study of the issues of Goldsmith, has found at least five 
 variations in what is usually called the first issue of the first 
 edition, and on the other hand has found in some copies of the 
 edition called ' ' New Edition " many of the peculiarities uncor- 
 rected, which are usually supposed to be the distinguishing 
 marks of the first issue. In only one copy of the first edition, 
 whichhemetwithmanyyearsago.hashefoundapeculiarity that ^ /"A/f /J 
 he has never met with in any copy since, and yet this particular^/ f' " 
 one, while retaining many of the errors of the presumedly firsy ( Z*^ — \ 
 issue, still had some corrected — or at least not made. Thed- — ) 
 
 retically he would be inclined to call the one referred to the 
 first issue, but there is no absolute certainty, and the copy here 
 ofEered for sale, while undoubtedly a first edition, has many of 
 the typographical errors corrected. A theory has occurred to 
 the cataloguer which suggests a reason for the differences in 
 the copies of the first edition, and which he offers with defer- 
 ence to collectors of the works of Goldsmith. This is, that the 
 Good Natur'd Man being Goldsmiths first play, no great sale 
 was anticipated for it, and a few copies were printed off — 
 these being the ones with the peculiarity referred to; the 
 printer then commenced to distribute the type, and a few 
 sheets were so removed, when a prospect of a large sale being 
 probable, the distribution of type was stopped, the sheets were 
 re-set in a hurry, and more copies printed off, with the natural 
 errors that would be expected in hurried work. E. T. , 
 
 663. She Stoops to Conquer; or, The Mistakes of a 
 
 Night. A Comedy as it is acted at the Theatre-Royal in 
 Covent-Garden. Written by Doctor Goldsmith. 8vo, un- 
 bound. Lond. 1773 ^ 
 The Very Rare First Issue of the First Edition, with the 
 Errors of Pagination and head lines. Several issues werg^X. 
 apparently made of this first edition, the erratic pagination 
 being the distinguishing mark. Which was the absolute first 
 it is impossible to say; the cataloguer has seen at least six 
 variations of pagination. The first few copies that came off the 
 press must have been issued in great haste, and a few of the 
 errors that were made corrected hastily, but not all noted. 
 The second issue was evidently printed from the same setting 
 of type, but at a more moderate pace, for the errors are cor- 
 rected, and a half title was added which the first issue did not 
 possess. 
 
 fi63. She Stoops to Conquer. Introduction by Aus- 
 tin Dobson. Beautifully illust. with full-page plates on India 
 paper, woodcuts and vignettes by E. A. Abbey and Alfred 
 Parsons. Royal 4to, decorated leather gilt, gilt edges 
 (rubbed). N. Y. : Harper, 1887 
 
 First impression with these illustrations. 
 
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 664. [GRANT (G.)] An Essay on the Science of Acting. 
 By a Veteran Stager. Post 8vo, half red morocco, gilt top, 
 uncut (lacks portrait of Shakespeare). Lond. 1828 
 
 With interesting sketches of Garriok, G. F. Cooke, etc. 
 
 665. GREEK TRAGIC THEATRE (The). Containing 
 .JSschylus, by Potter; Sophocles, by Francklin; Euripides, 
 by WodhuU. New edn., revised and corrected. With a 
 Dissertation on Antient Tragedy by Thomas Francklin. 
 Plan of Oreek Theatre. 5 vols. 8vo, old calf. Lond. 1809 
 
 
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 666. GREENE (ROBERT). Dramatic Works. To which 
 are added his Poems, with some account of the Author and 
 Notes. Edited by Alex. Dyce. 2 vols, post 8vo, half mo- 
 (^ rocco. Lond. : Wm. Pickering, 1831 
 
 ^' 667. GREENE (ROBERT) and PEELE (GEORGE). 
 
 ^ Dramatic and Poetical Works. With Memoirs and Notes 
 
 by Alex. Dyce. Royal 8vo, half roan (worn). Lond. 1874 
 
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 668. GREEN (GEO. S.) Oliver Cromwell: An Historical 
 Play. With a Journal of the Rise and Progress of Crom- 
 well. Portrait. 8vo, half calf. Lond. 1753 
 
 669. GRIMALDI (JOSEPH). Harlequin in His Element; 
 or. Fire, Water, Earth and Air. A Favorite Pantomime. 
 By T. Dibdin. First edn. 8vo, unbound, pp. 21. 
 
 Lond. [1807-8] 
 With a rare colored folding portait of Grimaldi as a Watchman. 
 
 670. Scales' Editions of: Harlequin in his Element, 
 
 witJi colored portrait of Grimaldi; Furibond, or Harlequin 
 Negro, ivith colored portrait of Mr. Laurent; Kelaun and 
 Guzzarat, with colored portrait of Mr. Montgomery; Ella 
 Rosenberg, with colored portrait of Mr. Elliston and Mrs. 
 H. Siddons ; Begone, Dull Care ! with colored portrait of Mr. 
 Lewis and Miss Smith ; Who Wins?, with colored portrait of 
 Mr. Listen. Boand in one volume. 12mo, cloth. 
 
 All rare portraits. Lond., n. d. [ca. 1820] 
 
 - 671. Memoirs of Joseph Grimaldi. Edited by " Boz " 
 
 ' r.J (Charles Dickens). Portrait, with illusts. by George Cruik- 
 I ^ shank. 2 vols, half morocco, gilt tops, uncut. Lond. 1838 
 
 First edition, and without the pantomimic border to the last 
 plate. 
 
 672. GROSSMITH (WILLIAM ROBERT). Life and 
 ^A Theatrical Excursions of W. R. Grossmith, the Juvenile 
 'f^^ Actor, who appeared . . . when five and a half years old 
 as Richard III., etc. 8vo, half roan (cover loose). 
 
 Reading, 1829 
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 673. GWYNNE (NELL). The Story of Nell Gwyn and ^ 
 the Sayings of Charles II. By Peter Cunningham. With ^Q 
 Complete Index. Etched portrait. Royal 8vo, cloth, uncut. . 
 
 N. Y. 1883 ^ 
 
 674. GYMNASTICS FOR YOUTH. Transl. from the- J^ 
 German of Salzmann. Engravings. 8vo, sheep. Phil. 1802 
 
 675. TTALLIWELL-PHILLIPS (J. 0.) The Harrowing 
 -*-*- of Hell, a Miracle-Play, written in the Reign / 
 
 of Edward the II., now iirst published from the Original/ ^ 
 Manuscript in the British Museum, with Introduction, 
 Translation and Notes. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 31. Lond. 1840 
 Very scarce. 
 
 676. HAM (REV. J. PANTON) . The Pulpit and the Stage. CTJ 
 Four Lectures. With Illustrative Notes by Fred. Whymper. ^^ 
 Portrait. Post 8vo, boards (binding loose). Lond. [1878] ' 
 
 677. HAMM (MARGHERITA ARLINA). Eminent Ac- ^^^ 
 tors and their Homes. Personal Descriptions and Inter- ^ /S 
 views. Numerous portraits, etc. Crown 8vo, art cloth, V 
 gilt top. N. Y. 1903 
 
 678. [HANLEY (P.)] Random Recollections of the Stage. 
 By an Old Playgoer. Crown 8vo, half morocco, gilt top. 
 
 Printed for private circulation. Lond. [1883] 
 
 679. HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE, for the Years of 
 
 1885 to 1892, inclusive. Numerous illusts. 8 vols, small / y 
 folio, cloth. N. Y. 1885-90 tPO 
 
 One of the most popular of children's magazines, with origi- - 
 nal stories, poems, etc. , by many noted English and American 
 writers. / 
 
 680. HARTE (BRET). Two Men of Sandy Bar. ^ /, Q 6 
 Drama. First bdn. 16mo, cloth. Bost. 1876 
 
 681. The Writings of Bret Harte. Standard Library 
 
 edn. , with Introductions, Glossary and Indices. Numerous / 
 photogravure illusts. 18 vols, (should be 19, Vol. 12 miss- (T) 
 ing). Bost.: Riverside Press, 1896-1903 i 
 
 682. HARTLEY (MRS.) Lady Jane Gray. A Tragedy. - 
 By Nicholas Rowe. With the variations in the Manager's ^ ^ Q 
 Book at the Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane. Fine stipple por- 
 trait of Mrs. Hartley as Jane Gray by Sherwin. 12mo, 
 
 half sheep. Lond. 179 1 
 
 683. [HASLEWOOD (JOSEPH).] Green Room Gossip; 
 or, Gravity Gallinipt: a Gallimaufry, consisting of Theatri- 
 cal Anecdotes, Bon-mots, Chit-Chat, Drollery . . . etc. 
 Gathered and garnished by Gridiron Gabble. 12mo, origi- 
 nal half roan, gilt. Lond. 1809 
 
 Very scarce. Containing many curious anecdotes of Gar- 
 rick and other celebrated actors. 
 
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 ^-> 684. HASTINGS (CHARLES). The Theatre ; its Devel- 
 
 l . opment in France and England, and a History of its Greek 
 
 ^ 1,00 and Latin Origins. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1902 
 
 / 00 ^^^' Another copy. 
 
 686. HAWKINS (SIR JOHN). A General History of the 
 
 ^ /)/) ^^^^'^^^ ^°<i Practice of Music. First edn. Numerous 
 
 cS'j C/(^ portraits and other illusts. in the text. 5 vols. 4to, half calf. 
 
 W. E. Burton's copy. Lond. 1776 
 
 '; >^y, 687. HAWKINS (THOMAS). The Origin of the English 
 
 I ^'^ Drama Illustrated in its Various Species, by Specimens 
 
 i 1 from Our Earliest Writers. With Notes. 3 vols. 12mo, calf. 
 
 j j Oxford, 1773 
 
 ^^ ^ C/0 ^^^- HAWTHORNE (NATHANIEL). The Complete 
 ? ^^, t) Ly Writings of Nathaniel Hawthorne. With portraits, fac- 
 
 similes, etc., on Japan paper. 22 vols, post 8vo, buckram, 
 entirely uncut. Bost. 1900 
 
 The Riverside Edition. Large Paper copy, only 500 numbered 
 copies issued, this being No. 394. Fine copy. 
 
 ^f' (f (i89. HAYES (CATHERINE). Memoir of Miss Catherine. 
 
 T7 h Q Hayes: "The Swan of Erin." By a Contributor to the 
 
 '^'^* ." Dublin University Magazine. With portrait (fine litho), 
 
 and the Music of Kathleen Mavourneen. Small 4to, orna- 
 mental paper boards. Lond. [1853?] 
 
 690. HAZLITT (WILLIAM). A View of the English 
 
 / S^Q Stage; or, A Series of Dramatic Criticisms. First edn. 
 
 / / ty' v-/ g^P^ jjg^jj morocco, gilt top, uncut. Lond. 1818 
 
 fjZ^ /^, 691. Lectures on the Dramatic Literature of the 
 
 Jy (yfO Age of Elizabeth. 8vo, half cloth and boards, uncut. 
 
 <^-^ •/ Lond. 1821 
 
 692. [HEATH (J. E.)] Whigs and Democrats ; or. Love 
 
 Q of No Polities. A Comedy in three Acts. 8vo, limp boards, 
 
 ^ •/ pp. 80. Richmond, 1839 
 
 "y^ An anonymous American play, the scene of which is laid in 
 
 Virginia. 
 
 ^_^_^693. HEDELIN (FRANCIS). The Whole Art of the 
 
 . />o /--"T Stage : containing not only the Rules of the Dramatick Art, 
 
 J \y jpe) but many curious observations about it, of use to the 
 
 ■^ "^^^ Authors, Actors and Spectators of Plays. With much 
 
 critical Learning about the Stage and Plays of the Antients. 
 
 4to, original calf. Lond. 1684 
 
 / ///O 694. [HELPS (ARTHUR). J Catherine Douglas. A 
 
 /'/t^ Tragedy. First edn. 12mo, cloth. Lond. : Pickering, 1843 
 
 695. HENDERSON (JOHN). A Genuine Narrative of 
 
 the Life and Theatrical Transactions of Mr. John Hender- 
 
 C~/\ SOU) commonly called the Bath Roscius. [By Thomas 
 
 Ktj \J Davies.] Lond. 1777. Bound with two other pamphlets. 
 
 8vo, old calf. 
 
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 696. HERON (MATILDA). Flowers for Genius, gathered 
 on the Shores of the Pacific (Account of Miss Heron's /y" 
 Calif ornian Tour in 1854, with extracts from newspaper V 
 notices.) 8vo, three-quarter red levant morocco, gilt top. (^ . QO 
 
 San Francisco: Privately printed, 1854 
 Scarce, as relating to the early Californian Stage. With 
 presentation inscription by Miss Heron. Signed, and dated 
 Phila., 1855. 
 
 697. HERON (ROBERT). Letters of Literature (re- 
 marks on Shakespeare's plays, Literary forgery, etc.). 8vo, 
 half calf, uncut. Lond. 1785 
 
 698. HERTFORDSHIRE TRAGEDY (The). A Drama. 
 
 By H. M. Milner. J. L. Gautier's copy, with his mono- /^ ^ /~ *■ 
 gram and arms on sides, and interleaved, with lengthj;;?^ ^O -r* 
 manuscript note written at the beginning. Playbill of its 
 first appearance inserted. 4to, half calf. Lond. 1834 
 
 The subject is the Thurtell and Weare murder. 
 
 699. HEY WOOD (THOMAS). The Actor's Vindication. 
 Containing three brief treatises, viz. : I. Their Antiquity ; «'^ /I jia 
 II. Their Antient Dignity ; III. The True Use of their Qualitv_^ U' ^ 
 Small 4to,half roan (corner of title and another leaf repaireoTT 
 
 Lond. : Printed by G. E. for W. C, n. d. \ca. 1655]. 
 Very scarce. Hey wood's "Apology for Actors" reissued 
 with a new title. 
 
 700. The Dramatic Works of Thomas Heywood, now ^ -^ r~ 
 
 PIEST COLLECTED, with Illustrative Notes, and a Memoir of ^ ^«J 
 the Author. 6 vols. 8vo, boards, uncut, and mainly un- 
 opened. Lond. 1874 
 
 A FINE COPY of Pearson's choice reprint on Large Paper, of 
 which only a small number were printed. Scarce. 
 
 701. HIFFERNAN (PAUL). Dramatic Genius. In^ / Q 
 five books (on the plan of new Temple to the Memory ot^ • ' ^^ 
 Shakespeare; Invention of the Drama, with Rules; Art of 
 Acting, etc.). 4to, half roan. Lond. 1770 
 
 702. [HILL (AARON] ) The Art of Acting. Part I- ^ >) /T 
 Deriving Rules from a New Principle for Touching th^;>./ U^ 
 Passions in a Natural. Manner . . . Adapted in particular 
 
 to the Stage, with view to quicken the delight of audiences, 
 etc. Folio, rebound in full calf. 
 
 Lond. : Printed for J. Osborn, 1746 
 First Edition. No more published. Very rare. The poem 
 has Hill's initials. 
 
 703. - — The Actor: A Treatise on the Art of Playing, 
 interspersed with Theatrical Anecdotes, Critical Remarks y/ ^(r- 
 on Plays, and Occasional Observations on Audiences^^jC- ■ /\J 
 12mo, half morocco. Lond. 1750 
 
 The authorship is in some doubt, though sometimes ascribed 
 to Aaron Hill. This actor is of some American interest, being ^ 
 one of the original projectors of the colonization of Georgia. 'y A A 
 
 7(34. Another copy. 12mo, original calf. Lond. 1750 "^ ' 
 
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 705. The Dramatic "Works of Aaron Hill, with a 
 
 It '~ Life of the Author. Fine 'portrait. 2 vols. 8vo, full calf. 
 
 't/r-^ Loud. 1760 
 
 706, The Art of Acting: An Essay in which the 
 
 Dramatic Passions are properly defined and described, etc. 
 12mo, half morocco. Lond. [1801] 
 
 '-p5 707. HILL (BENSON EARLE). Playing about; or, 
 ^^ Theatrical Anecdotes and Adventures in England, Scotland 
 ' and Ireland. 2 vols, post Bvo, half calf, gilt. Lond. 1840 
 
 708. HILL (G. H.—" Fan&ee^i??"). Life and Recollee- 
 
 /Q tions, with Anecdotes and Incidents of his Travels. Edited 
 by Dr. W. K. Northall. Portrait. 12mo, half morocco. 
 
 N. Y. 1850 
 
 CT) 709. Scenes from the Life of an Actor. By " Yankee 
 
 *^ Hill." niust. 12mo, half morocco. N. Y. 1853 
 
 C-/\ 710. HILLHOUSE (JAS. A.) Dramas, Discourses and 
 
 o)C/Other Pieces. First edn. 2 vols 12mo, full calf, gilt, gilt 
 
 edges (one back damaged by a nail). Scarce. Bost. 1839 
 
 y^ 711. HINDOO TALES; or, The Adventures of Ten 
 *^0 Princes. Freely transl. from the Sanskrit by P. W. Jacob. 
 •/ 12mo, cloth. Lond. 1873 
 
 I I Cr 712. HOGARTH (GEORGE). Memoirs of the Musical 
 I I C? Drama. Portraits of Catalani, Mrs. Billingion and others. 
 ' 2 vols. 8vo, half calf, gilt. Fine copy. Lond. 1838 
 
 /jC 713. HOGARTH (WILLIAM). Graphic Illustrations 
 / of Hogarth, from Pictures, Drawings and Scarce Prints in 
 the possession of Samuel Ireland. Numerous plates, in- 
 cluding portrait of Garrick, etc. 8vo, half calf. Lond. 1794 
 
 / f-j. 714. HOLBROOK (ANN CATHERINE). The Drama- 
 
 I \) U ,tist; or, Memoirs of the Stage, with the Life of the 
 
 Authoress. Interspersed with a variety of Anecdotes, 
 
 Humorous and Pathetic. 8vo, half calf . Birmingham, 1809 
 
 /\ ^ 715. Another copy, bound in a volume with some 
 plays. 
 A7 f' 716. HOLCROFT (THOMAS). Memoirs of Thomas Hol- 
 ^y) croft. Written by Himself and continued to his Death. [By 
 Wm.Hazlitt.] Portrait. 3 vols. 12mo, half calf. Lond. 1816 
 
 717. HOLLAND (GEORGE). Holland Memorial. Sketch 
 I 6 ^^ *^® "'^^^® °^ George Holland, with Dramatic Reminis- 
 /' ^ . >.cences. Portrait. Royal 8vo, half morocco. N. Y. 1871 
 Limited to 350 copies. 
 
 /l-y A 718. [HOLLAND (LORD). J Three Comedies. Transl. 
 
 <5^/ C/, from the Spanish [of Calderon and Antonio de Soils. ] 8vo, 
 
 half calf. Lond. 1807 
 
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 719. HOLLINGSHEAD (JOHN). Footlights. PostSvo, ^^ 
 
 cloth. Lond. 1883 ^q "T^ 
 
 Stories, essays, aud sketches of " Becky " Wells, Beau Nasb, •/ ^v/ 
 
 etc. ^-»-7 
 
 730. My Lifetime. (Reminiscencesof Lamb, Dickens, ^^ J// 
 
 Thackeray, and a host of other celebrities.) Portrait. "I / C <5\/ 
 vols. 12mo, cloth. Lond. 1895 •' 
 
 731. Gaiety Chronicles. Witlh character portrait. 
 
 of the eminent actors and actresses who played there. Thi 
 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1898 
 
 722. HOME (JOHN). The Works of John Home. Now ^ 
 FIKST COLLECTED, with an Account of his Life and Writ- ^/is 
 ings by Henry Mackenzie. Portraits and maps. 3 vols. 
 8vo, half calf, gilt. Edinburgh, 1822 
 
 723. HOOK (THEODORE). Adventures of an Actor, (-7 
 comprising a Picture of the French Stage during a Period of ^ " 
 Fifty Years. 2 vols, post 8vo, original cloth, uncut. 
 
 Lond.: Colburn, 1843 
 
 724. HOOLE (JOHN). Tragedies: Cyrus, Braganza,^/) 
 Cleonice, etc., etc. Collected edn. 8vo, old calf. Lond. 1709'''^ 
 
 725. HOUSSATE (ARSENE). Philosophers and ^^- / Q\~^ 
 tresses. Portraits. 2 vols. 12mo, cloth (name on titles) /' 
 
 N. Y. 1852 
 
 736. Another copy. 2 vols, (slightly stained). f/.S 
 
 N. Y. 1852 °^ ^ 
 
 737. HOUSTON (JAMES). Autobiography of James 
 Houston, Scotch Comedian. Illusts. 12mo, cloth. // ^ ( 
 
 Glasgow, 188^^*^'^ 
 
 Auto. pres. copy to Osmond Tearle, Esq., from the author, 
 with a long and very interesting inscription in his autograph. 
 
 738. [HOWARD (HON. EDWARD).] The Womens Con- ^ CTj 
 quest: a Tragi-Comedy. First edn. Small 4to, unbound. ^ 
 pp. 87, with Epilogue. (Name on title.) Lond. 1671 
 
 729. [HOWARD (FREDERICK, Earl of Carlisle).] 
 Thoughts upon the Present Condition of the Stage, and "^ ^/) 
 upon the Construction of a New Theatre. 8vo, half mo-CX . / ^ 
 rocco, gilt top. Lond. 1809 ' 
 
 The author was attacked by Byron in his " English Bards 
 and Scotch Reviewers." 
 
 730. HOWARD (SIR ROBERT). Four New Plays, viz. ; 
 -'he Surprisal, The Committee, The Indian Queen, and The^ 
 Vestal Virgin. First edn. Royal 8vo (needs binding and 
 
 ^ 
 
 730. HOWARD (SIR ROBERT). Four New Plays, viz. = xO ^-7/-^ 
 The Surprisal, The Committee, The Indian Queen, and The^-/_ /o 
 Vestal Virgin. First edn. Royal 8vo (needs binding and / 
 title worn). Lond. 1665 
 
 731. HUDSON (WILLIAM HENRY). The Church and/ ^7i5 
 the Stage. 8vo, half morocco. Lond. 1886^ * a 
 
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 732. HUGUENOTS. The Policy of the Clergy of France 
 to Destroy the Protestants of that Kingdom. In a dialogue 
 between two Papists. 16mo, old calf. Lond. 1681 
 
 733. HUMOR. Noctes Hawickianse; or, The Drama on 
 the Borders. By C. K. Tynte. Oblong 12mo, boards. 
 
 Edinburgh, n. d. 
 
 Humorous pictures of the adventures and experiences of a 
 London Dramatic Company which performed at Hawick. The 
 portraits seem to suggest Bancroft, Marie Wilton, and other 
 prominent London actors. 
 
 734. HUTTON (LAURENCE). Plays and Players. First 
 EDN. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1875 
 
 735. Curiosities of the American Stage. First edn. 
 
 Portraits and illusts. 8vo, cloth gilt extra, gilt top, uncut. 
 
 N. Y. 1891 
 
 736. TLLUMINATION. Paroles de L'Ame. Par Adolphe 
 ■*- Fries. 14 verses illustrated with illumina- 
 
 nations, some heightened with gold and silver. Folio, half 
 morocco (rubbed). Paris: Rittler& Goupil, n. d. 
 
 One of the earliest of Goupil's publications. 
 
 737. INCHBALD (MRS.) The British Theatre, a Col- 
 lection of Plays which have been acted . . . with Remarks, 
 portraits, etc., 35 vols. ; A Collection of Farces by the same, 
 7 vols. Together 33 vols. 12mo, old calf (some bindings 
 broken). Lond. 1808-09 
 
 738. Memoirs of Mrs. Inchbald ... to which are 
 
 added The Massacre, and A Case of Conscience. Now first 
 published. Edited by James Boaden. Portrait. 2 vols, 
 bvo, half calf (rubbed). Lond. 1833 
 
 739. Another copy. 3 vols., original cloth, uncut. 
 
 740. INDIANS (DRAMA RELATING TO THE). Tan- 
 Go-Ru-A. An Historical Drama. In prose. Post 8vo, 
 cloth. Phil. 1856 
 
 The scene is laid in Pennsylvania in the middle of the 18th 
 century, the characters being a Moravian missionary, Zangen- 
 berg (Count Zinzendorf?), and others. The drama is in prose 
 and not adapted for representation. The author is said to be 
 H. C. Morehead. 
 
 741. Emmons (Dr. R.) Tecumseh; or, The Battle 
 
 of the Thames. A National Drama. Vignette on cover 
 and title, and National Song in honor of Col. Johnson on 
 the last cover. Crown 8vo, wrappers, pp. 36. N. Y. 1836 
 
 742. [INGERSOLL (CHARLES).] Women Rule: a 
 Comedy. Post 8vo, half morocco. 
 
 Phil. : Privately printed, 1868 
 
 Rare. The author was a lawer of Philadelphia, and issued 
 
 only 10 copies. The piece was performed at the Arch Street 
 
 78 
 
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 Theatre, March 29, 1869, Mrs. John Drew taking the principal 
 part. This copy contains a prologue in manuscript by the 
 author, not printed in the volume, but spoken by Mrs. Drew on 
 the opening night. The cuts are marked throughout in ink. 
 An autograph note of the author is inserted. 
 
 743. IRELAND (W. H.) Vortigern: an Historical Play. ->> 
 Folding facsimile. 8vo, half morocco. Lond. 1832 ^. / O 
 
 One of Ireland's Shakespearean forgeries. 
 
 744. IRISH STAGE. Hitchcock (Robert). Au Histori- 
 cal View of the Irish Stage, from the Earliest Period down "^ yy c' 
 to the close of the season 1788. Interspersed with Theatri^sK . oC^ 
 cal Anecdotes and an occasional review of the Irish Dra- 
 matic Authors and Actors. 2 vols, crown 8vo, old marbled 
 
 calf, gilt. Dublin, 1788-1794 
 
 Scarce. 
 
 745. Familiar Epistles to Frederick J s, Esq., / ^— 
 
 on the Present State of the Irish Stage. [By J. W. Croker.] v 
 16mo, old half calf (name on title, and joints weak). Scarce. 
 
 Dublin, 1804 
 
 746. Familiar Epistles to Fred E. Jones on the ^_ 
 
 Present State of the Irish Stage [by J. W. Croker] ^_V //O 
 Dublin, 1806 ; A Few Reflections Occasioned by the Peru«^ • 
 
 sal of "Familiar Epistles," etc. [Preface signed S. O.], 
 Dublin, 1804; A Modest Reply to F. J. to the Author of 
 Familiar Epistles, etc. [Preface signed '• Scriblerus "], 
 Dublin, 1806. 3 vols. 12mo, half calf. Dublin, 1804-6 
 
 The initials " S. O." to the second book suggests Miss Sydney 
 Owenson, afterwards Lady Morgan. She was the daughter of 
 an Irish Manager, and commenced writing about this time. 
 
 747. The Romance of the Irish Stage during the 
 
 Eighteenth Century. By J. Fitzgerald Molloy. Portraits. 
 2 vols. 12mo, buckram, uncut. N. Y. 1897 
 
 3S 
 
 748. IRVING (HENRY). Henry Irving: a Short Ac- / /- 
 count of his Public Life. ^ portraits, limo, cloth. N.Y.1883 /O 
 
 749. Henry Irving. Biographical Sketch of the 
 
 Famous English Actor. By Austin Brereton. Illustrated. 
 
 Svo, half green morocco, gilt top, uncut, gilt tooling on /O 
 back. N. Y. 1884 /J/^^ 
 
 Extended by the insertion of 47 portraits of persons mentioned 
 in the text (in addition to the 17 originally published with the 
 work) including, Tyrone Power {autographed); W. FarrenasSir 
 Anthony Absolute ipy I. R. Oruikshavk — colored) ; W. C. Mac- 
 ready; John Poole; Mrs. Abington; Mdme. Vestris as Lucy 
 Morton; Macklin (by Edwin); T. P. Cooke (colored); Thomas 
 Morton (proof before letters); Charles Kean as Richard III. ; 
 Ellen Terry (India); Charles and Thomas Dibdin; and others. 
 
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 IRVING (HENRY). 
 
 750. Henry Irving: a Biographical Sketch. By 
 
 Austin Brereton. Wifh 17 full-page character portraits of 
 Irving {proofs on China paper), from drawings by Edwin 
 Long, J. A. McNeil Whistler, Fred. Barnard, Vol. 
 Bromley, etc., etc. Large folio, vellum, gilt, gilt top, uncut. 
 
 Lond. 1884 
 
 The Edition-de-luxe, of which only a few were printed. Very 
 scarce. 
 
 751. Henry Irving's Impressions of America. By 
 
 Joseph Hatton. 3 vols, post 8vo, half morocco, uncut. 
 
 Lond. 1884 
 
 / /yO 752. The Drama. Addresses by Henry Irving. 
 
 !• ' v>' Portrait of Irving, after Whistler. 1 2m o, cloth, gilt top. 
 
 N. Y. [189;i] 
 
 /-'' 753. The Actor's Art; Theatrical Reminiscences 
 
 CV^ (with articles by Irving, Ellen Terry, Sarah Bernhardt, etc.). 
 Edited by J. A. Hammerton. 12mo, cloth. Lond. 1897 
 
 /^ (^ 754. Henry Irving, Actor and Manager. A Critical 
 
 >^^ Study, by Wm. Archer. Portrait. 16mo, half morocco, 
 vellum parchment wrappers bound in, pp. 108. Lond., n. d. 
 
 755. HiATT (Charles). Henry Irving: a Record 
 
 and Review. Numerous portraits, some in character. Post 
 8vo, cloth, gilt top. Lond. 1899 
 
 756. IRVING (HENRY) AND TERRY (ELLEN)— Bram 
 / C Stoker's Irving and Terry in Repertoire, with illusts. in 
 ' color {poster effect) by P. C. Smith ; Faust, illust., by Jos. 
 
 Hatton (2 copies) ; etc. (6 pieces.) 
 
 /ff 757. IRVING (WASHINGTON). Complete Works. 
 
 /vj Illust. with full-page plates on Japan vellum paper, India 
 
 "' proofs, etc. 40 vols, post 8vo, cloth gilt, gilt tops, uncut. 
 
 N. Y. : Putnam, 1900 
 The Holly Edition, limited to 1,000 sets, this being No. 888. 
 
 O 758. ITALIAN PLAYS. Celinda, tragedie di Mani, 
 
 (^6 Venice, 1611; Alvida, tragedie di Cortone, Padua, 1615; 
 
 Asraondo, tragedia di Hondedei, Venice, 1633; Ottone, 
 
 tragedia di Manzini, Bologne, 1652. The first three loith 
 
 engraved titles. Bound in one volume, small 4to, vellum. 
 
 ^'.Sd 
 
 ^6 
 
 JD 
 
 759. TACOB (SIR HILDEBRAND). The Fatal Con- 
 ^ stancy. A Tragedy. First edn. Post 8vo, un- 
 bound, pp. 61, with 3 pp. of advts. Lond. 1723 
 
 Rare. 
 
 760. JAPANESE PLAYS (VERSIFIED). By T. R. H. 
 McGlatchie. Illust. by Japanese artists. 8vo, cloth, uncut. 
 
 Lond. 1890 
 
 80 
 
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 761. JEFPEESON (JOSEPH, the Elder). Every One 
 Has his Fault. A Comedy by Mrs. Inchbald. Wt'f/i portrait 
 of Mr. Jefferson as Solus, engraved by D. Edwin. Crown 
 8vo, wrappers, uncut and unopened. Scarce. Phil. 1827 
 
 762. JEFFERSON (JOSEPH). The Autobiography of^7 
 Joseph Jefferson. Numerous portraits and illusts. Thiq^K . C^O 
 Bvo, cloth, gilt, uncut. N. Y.: The Century Co. [1890] 
 
 763. Rip Van Winkle as played by Joseph Jefferson, ^^ 
 
 now for the first time published. Portraits, etc. 8vo, art jjf^ 
 cloth, gilt top, uncut. N. T. 1895 
 
 764. Winter (William). Life and Art of Jo- 
 
 seph Jefferson. Together with some account of his ancestry^y jj/1 
 and of the Jefferson Family of Actors. Numerous portraitsp^ - ^ 
 sotnc in character. Royal 8vo, buckram, uncut. N. Y. 1894 
 Only 250 printed. 
 
 765. JENKINS (RICHARD). Memoirs of the Bristol^ / 
 Stage ; with Notices of some of the most celebrated Comedians^^. (OU 
 who have appeared on its boards. 12mo, full calf, gilt, by 
 Riviere. Bristol, 1826 
 
 The Sheepshanks copy with bookplate. 
 
 766. JENNINGS (JOHN J.) Theatrical and Circus Life; / / /) 
 
 SdX 
 
 or Secrets of the Stage, Green-Room and Sawdust Arena, 
 from Shakespear's time. Numerous portraits, etc., some 
 colored. St. Louis, 1882 
 
 767. JEROME (JEROME K.) On the Stage and Off. 
 The Brief Career of a Would-Be Actor. First Edn. 16mo, 
 half morocco, gilt top. Lond., n. d. 
 
 768. JERROLD (DOUGLAS). Men of Character, 1851; 
 
 Cakes and Ale, 1852 ; Man made of Money, etc., 1853 ; Come- /JX~ 
 dies, 1853; Punch's Letters to his Son, etc., 1853; Comedies >V^ 
 and Dramas, 1854. Together 6 vols, post 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Lond. 1851-54 
 
 769. The Life and Remains of Douglas Jerrold, by / a\.-j 
 
 his son Blanchard Jerrold. Vignette portrait. Crown 8vo,/, C/^ 
 cloth, uncut. Bost. 1859 
 
 770. JOHNSON (JAMES). Larkins and the Drama. ^O 
 Illust. 8vo, half red morocco, gilt top. Lond. 1880 -^ 
 
 The ' ' Amateur Drama. ' ' t^:3^ 
 
 771. JONES (HENRY ARTHUR). The Renascence of^^_ ^(^ 
 the English Drama, Essays on the Modern English Stage., /C ^ 
 Post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1895 j^ ^ 
 
 772. Another copy. Cloth. Lond. 1895 (laJ 
 
 773. JONES (PAUL). Paul Jones: A Drama. Trans-^ _— 
 lated from the French of Alex. Dumas by Wm. Berger of Ne-^/^ ^ O 
 Orleans. 12mo, wrappers, pp. 89. Phil. 18?9^' 
 
 81 
 
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 774. JONES (STANLEY). The Actor and His Art. Some 
 considerations of the present conditions of the stage. Post 
 8vo, buckram. Lond. 1899 
 
 775. JONSON (BEN). Works of Ben Jonson. Folio, 
 0^ half red morocco. (The frontispiece cut down and mounted; 
 
 ■^''"^ the title, preliminary leaves, and two leaves — sigs. Zzzi and 
 Zzz6 lacking; but contains all the separate titles of the plays.) 
 The First Collected Edition. Very Bare. Lond. 1616 
 
 776. The Works of Jonson, with Biographical Memoir 
 
 by Wm. Gifford. Portrait. Thick royal 8vo, half roan, gilt 
 top. Lond. 1873 
 
 777. JORDAN (MRS. DOROTHY). The Great lUegiti- 
 mates. Public and Private Life of that celebrated Actress 
 
 ^ Miss Bland, otherwise Mrs. Ford, or Mrs. Jordan, late Mistress 
 ^f H. R. H. the D. of Clarence, now King William IV. . . . 
 delineating the Vicissitudes attendant on her Early Life, the 
 Splendour of her Noon-tide blaze as Mistress of the Royal 
 Duke, etc. By a Confidential Friend of the Departed. Por- 
 traits of Mrs. Jordan, William IV, and nine portraits of the 
 Fitz-Glarence family (children of Mrs. Jordan). Post 8vo, 
 boards, cloth back. Lond., n. d. [ca. 1830] 
 
 The Scarcest of the Lives of Mrs. Jordan. 
 
 f.oo 
 
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 778. BoADEN (James). Life of Mrs. Jordan; includ- 
 ing Original Private Correspondence, and Numerous Anec- 
 dotes of Her Contemporaries. Portrait and facsimile. 2 vols. 
 8vo, half calf, gilt backs. Lond. 1831 
 
 779. JUDAH (SAMUEL B. H.) The Mountain Torrent, 
 a Grand Melo-drama, as performed at the New York Theatre 
 (Park Theatre). 16mo, sewed, pp. 54. N. Y. 1820 
 
 First Edition of Judah's first work, played at the Park The- 
 atre, Mch. 1, 1820. 
 
 780. The Rose of Arragon ; or the Vigil of St. Mark. 
 
 A Melo-Drama. 12mo, wrappers, pp. 38, uncut, and un- 
 opened. N. Y. 1822 
 
 First Edition: Played at the Park Theatre, April 18, 1822. 
 
 781. A Tale of Lexington : a National Comedy. Fikst 
 
 BDN. 16mo, half calf, entirely uncut. N. Y. 1823 
 
 Scarce. 
 
 782. JUVENILE. Bohn's Hand Book of Games, Lond. 
 1867; Life and Adventures of Santa Glaus, by L. F. Baum, 
 illust., Indianapolis, 190 .i; An Old Fairy Tale Told Anew in 
 Pictures and Verse, by Rich. Doyle and J. R. Planche, illust. , 
 Bost. [1865] ; Young People's Library, 20 vols. ; etc. 45 vols. 
 12mo and 4to, mostly cloth. 
 
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The Library of Charles N, Mann. 
 
 783. TTAY (REV. J.) Theatres and Theatre- Going: 
 
 -^^ a Defence of the Legitimate Drama 8vo, 
 
 half morocco, pp. 32. Edinburgh, 1883 
 
 laie, 
 
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 ols. 
 
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 784. KEAN (CHARLES). Shakespeare's Winter's Tale, 
 and Sheridan's Pizarro. With Notes by Kean. 2 vols. 
 Small 8vo, half roan. Lond. [1856] 
 
 Both works are presentation copies from Chas. Kean to 
 T. Brazier, with autograph inscription by the former. 
 
 785. Cole (John William). The Life and Theatri- ^^- 
 
 cal Times of Charles Kean, including a Summary of the aC 
 
 English Stage for the Last Fifty Years. 2 vols, crown 8vo, * ^ 
 half red morocco, gilt tops. Lond. 1859 
 
 786. KEAN (EDMUND). Life of Edmund Kean, from 
 Public and Private Sources. By P. W. Hawkins. 2 vols 
 EXTENDED TO 4. 8vo, half olive morocco, gilt tops, uncut, 
 gilt tooling on back. As 4 vols. Lond. 1869 
 
 Extended to 4 volumes, 8vo (with specially-printed title- 
 pages), and extra-illustrated by the insertion of 398 engraved 
 portraits, among them being many of uncommon rarity. In- 
 cluded are portraits of the tragedian in his most noted char- 
 acters: as Richard III. (7); Barabas; Hamlet (3); Sir Giles Over- 
 reach; Coriolanus; Bertram Qyy Oeorge Cruikshank — colored); 
 Brutus ; Omreah ; King Lear {colored) ; etc. There is also a 
 scarce French lithograph, and a portrait in Indian dress as a 
 member of the Huron Tribe, 
 
 Included is the extremely rare playbill of his last appearance 
 on any stage (Covent Garden Theatre, March 25, 1833), when he 
 played Othello to the lago of his son Charles, when taken ill 
 during the performance he fell in the arms of his son. 
 
 Other portraits include Henry Carey ; J. P. Kemble as Corio- 
 lanus (rare); Mrs. Siddons; Martin Booth; Spranger Barry; 
 Fanny Kemble (scarce litho); G. F. Cooke as Sir Pertinax Mac- 
 sycophant {by Edwin) ; John Howard Payne as Young Nerval 
 (rare); Miss F. H. Kelly as Marie Mignot {Scarce litho.); Master 
 Betty; Jack Bannister; Dr. Doran; Stephen Price; a number 
 of portraits from "The Cabinet"; Mrs. Jordan {by Conde); 
 Charles Kean as Hamlet {rare); Clara Fisher; Edmund Simp- 
 son (orig'in.aZ) ; Garrick; Betterton; John Fletcher {mezzotint); 
 Liston as Figaro {by I. M. Cruikshank — colored); Cooke as King 
 Lear (by Edwin); Mrs. Centlivre; Philip Astley; Miss O'Neill; 
 Dr. Francis; J. P. Kemble as Henry V. (rare); J. W. Wallack; 
 Macready; Mrs. Thrale; Henry Angelo; Charles Bannister; Mrs. 
 Billington ; and others. 
 
 787. Hawkins (F. W.) The Life of Edmund Kean, 
 
 from Published and Original Sources. 2 vols. 8vo, half 
 morocco, gilt tops, uncut (binding a little worn). Lond. 1869 
 
 788. MoLLOT (J. Fitzgerald). The Life and Ad- 
 ventures of Edmund Kean, Tragedian, 1787-1833. First 
 EDN. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth, uncut. Lond. 1888 
 
 789. [Procter (Bryan Waller).] The Life of 
 
 Edmund Kean. First edn. Portrait. 2 vols, post 8vo, 
 half roan, gilt tops. Loud. 1835 
 
 88 
 
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 790. The Roman Actor; or, The Drama's Vindica- 
 
 ^_J^ f7~ tion. A Prelude [by Massinger], as performed on Ji\ne 3 
 ~J aQ [1822] at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, on the night ap- 
 
 CA- • propriated to Kean's Benefit. 8vo, half morocco, uncut. 
 
 "With rare colored portrait of Kean as Paris. Lond. 1832 
 
 791. Cox versus Kean. Fairburn's Edition of the 
 
 Trial between Robert Albion Cox, Esq. , and Edmund Kean 
 
 . , ^^ for Criminal Conversation with the Plaintiff's (Cox's) Wife, 
 
 //^ ^l) including the Evidence, Speeches, Love-Letters, etc. , with 
 
 /"^ Memoir of Kean and of Little Breeches (Mrs. Cox). Curious 
 
 folding front. 8vo, half roan. Lond. [1825] 
 
 Very rare. 
 
 ^ /^ 792. The Wind-Up; or. Candour t^ersiis Times. Small 
 
 ^ ^ ^C' 4to, pp. 8, finely bound in full tree calf, gilt. [Lond. 1825] 
 
 ^N ^ , I ^ Extremely rare. On the divorce case Cox v. Kean. The 
 
 / piece is signed "J. P." 
 
 793. KEATE (GEORGE). Poetical Works. Fortraits 
 , of the author and Lady Jane Grey by Sherwin and other 
 2'illusts. 2 vols. 12mo, boards, uncut. Lond. 1781 
 
 794. KEELEYS (The). The Keeleys on the Stage and at 
 J Home. By W. Goodman. Portraits, some in character. 
 
 8vo, cloth, uncut. Lond. 1895 
 
 795. KEENE (LAURA). New York Superior Court. 
 Laura Keene against John S. Clarke. Testimony in the 
 dispute for the rights of " Our American Cousin " [which 
 Laura Keene won]. Royal 8vo, wrappers, pp. 130. 
 
 [K Y., Oct. 3, 1866] 
 
 796. Creahan (John). Life of Laura Keene, Ac- 
 tress, Artist, Manager and Scholar, together with some 
 Reminiscences of her Daughters. Numerous portraits. 
 Royal 8vo, cloth. Phil. 1897 
 
 y~ 797. KEENE (THEOPHILUS). Memoirs of the Life of 
 
 A A Mr. Theophilus Keene, the late eminent Tragedian. In a 
 
 c^ ■ *^^ Letter to a Friend. 8vo, unbound, pp. v. + 21 (lacks title). 
 
 Lond. 1718 
 Extremely rare. Ascribed to Richard Savage. The 
 memoir is in the form of a letter dated from Hall's Chocolate 
 House, Aug. 18, 1718, and is followed by Poems by Eiohard 
 Savage, Tho. Walker, "A. R.," Wm. Wilks, Mr. Tolson, Mr. 
 Chetwood, and " C. W.," and an epitaph. 
 
 798. KELLY (HUGH). Thespis; or, A Critical Examina- 
 
 y^ > tion into the Merits of all the Principal Performers at Drury 
 
 / / I fit)' ■'^^^® Theatre. Second edn., with Corrections and Addi- 
 
 / \_y -l/^ tions. 4to, half brown russia, gilt top and back. Lond. 1766 
 
 Inlaid to folio size, and extended by the insertion of 115 
 
 engraved portraits, including Hugh Kelly (mezzo, after H. 
 
 Hamilton); Mr. Kelly (by Conde); and over 40 different 
 
 84 
 
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 KELLY (HUGH). 
 
 PORTRAITS IN PLAIN DEESS AND CHARACTERS OP DAVID QaERICK, 
 
 SOME VERY SCARCE ONES AMONG THEM; Mr. Palmer (mezzo.); 
 Mr. and Mrs. Spranger Barry; Miss Raftor {Mrs. Clive); Mrs. 
 Pope ; Mrs. Yates and Mrs. Abington as the Tragic and Comic 
 Muses; Mrs. Abington in various characters; Thomas King; 
 etc. 
 
 There is also a facsimile of the famous Garrick wager of two 
 gallons of claret made by two friends whether or not Mr. 
 Garrick played prior to 1733, and Mr. Garriok's certification 
 that he first played in 1741. 
 
 799. The Works of Hugh.Kelly. To which is pre- 
 fixed the Life of the Author. Fine mezzotint portrait. 4to, 
 half morocco (one joint weak). Lond. 1778 
 
 800. KELLY (MICHAEL). Reminiscences of Kelly of ^t_ 
 the King's Theatre and Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Svo, J 
 half morocco, gilt top, uncut. N. Y. 1826. 
 
 801. An original subscriber's copy of the same on ^^ 
 
 fine paper. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth, uncut. Lond. 1826 / *^ ^^ 
 
 802. KEMBLE (ADELAIDE). Past Hours. First bdn. ^r J 
 2 vols. 12mo, cloth. Lond.: Bentley, 1880^^0 <A 
 
 803. KEMBLE (CHARLES). The Wanderer; or, The ^ 
 Rights of Hospitality; a Drama. By Charles Kemble. ^jJ 
 Svo, sewed, pp. 64, uncut. Lond. 1808 . 
 
 With printed cast, including Kemble, Fawcett, etc. 
 
 804. KEMBLE (" FANNY "). Journal of Frances Anne Z, 
 Butler. 2 vols, in 1. 12mo, half red morocco. Phil. 1835 (L/0 
 
 First edition. 
 
 805. The Star of Seville: a Drama. By Mrs. Butler / r- 
 
 (late Miss Kemble). First bdn. Crown Svo, original/ Q^ 
 wrappers, pp. 130. N. Y. 1837' 
 
 Scarce. 
 
 806. Poems. By Frances Anne Butler. First bdn. /fO 
 
 Portrait. 12mo, half morocco. Phil. 1844 . 
 
 807. Mr. (Pierce) Butler's Statement, originally pre- >s •o/^^ 
 
 pared in aid of his professional counsel. Svo, cloth (name/ JA) 
 cut from title). [Phil. 1850f*" '^ 
 
 Earb. a detailed account of the domestic troubles which 
 led to the separation of the celebrated actress from her 
 husband. 
 
 Privately printed foe the peeusal op Mr. Btjtlee's 
 relatives and friends. 
 
 808. Records of a Girlhood; Records of Later Life; 
 
 and Further Records. Fronts. 3 vols, post Svo, cloth. 
 
 N. Y. 1879, 1882, 1891' 
 
 809. Letters of Edward Fitzgerald to Fanny Kemble, n " 
 
 1871-1883. Edited by Wm. Aldis Wright. 12mo, cloth. /'*^ 
 
 N. Y. 1895 
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 810. KEMBLE (JOHN PHlLIP). Kembliana: being a 
 ^^ Collection of the Jeu d'Esprits, etc., that have appeared 
 
 ^^ I I r) respecting King John, including the Preternatural Ap- 
 C^ ' I ' pearances of the Ghost of Covent Garden. 8vo, half mo- 
 
 rocco, pp. 20. Lond. 1804 
 
 Very rare. 
 
 ^-'^ I f\l) ^^^' Reason versus Passion . . . the Dispute between 
 
 oo ■> I -V^ the Public and Proprietors of Covent Garden Theatre . . . 
 and attempt to shew that the ruin of Mr. Kemble and his 
 family would not enhance the National Character. By One 
 who dares to Think for Himself. . 8vo, half morocco. Pres- 
 entation copy from the Author. Lond. [1809] 
 
 813. An Authentic Narrative of Mr. Kemble's Re- 
 tirement from the Stage, including Farewell Address, Criti- 
 cisms, Poems, etc. Facsimile of Mr. Kemble's handwriting, 
 and Playbill of Mr. K's last night's performance. Portrait 
 and illusts. 8vo, half morocco. Lond. 1817 
 
 ci- /An '^^^- Kemble and Cook; or, A Critical Review of a 
 
 C^ . ^^ ^ pamphlet entitled Remarks on the Character of Richard 
 III. as played by Cooke and Kemble. 8vo, half morocco. 
 
 Lond. [1801] 
 
 814. Macbeth and King Richard III. An Essay in 
 
 answer to Remarks on some of the characters of Shake- 
 speare. By J. P. Kemble. First bdn. 12mo, half calf. 
 
 Lond. 1817 
 
 815. Another copy. Half calf (name on title). 
 
 Lond. 1817 
 
 816. Memoirs of the Life of John Philip Kemble, 
 
 ^ - Esq., including a History of the Stage from the Time of 
 / David Garrick. By James Boaden. Portrait. 2 vols. 8vo, 
 
 half calf. Lond. 1835 
 
 817. A Catalogue of the Valuable and Extensive 
 
 Miscellaneous Library, Choice Prints and Theatrical Por- 
 traits of John P. Kemble. (Priced in ink.) 13mo, half 
 calf (one joint cracked). Lond. 1831 
 
 818. The Kembles: an Account of the Kemble 
 
 Family, including the Lives of Mrs. Siddons and her brother 
 John Philip Kemble. By Percy Fitzgerald. Portraits, fac- 
 similes, etc. 3 vols. 8vo, half morocco (rubbed), gilt tops, 
 uncut. Lond. : Tinsley [1871] 
 
 819. KEMBLE (STEPHEN GEORGE). Odes, Lyrical 
 
 Ballads, and Poems on various Occasions. First edn. 8vo, 
 
 cloth, uncut. Edinburgh, 1809 
 
 By the noted aotor, celebrated for his representation of 
 FalstafE. 
 
 
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 820. KENDAL (MRS.) The Drama. A Paper read, at ^^ ^^ 
 Birmingham, Sept., 1884. Portrait. 16mo, half morocco. >^o "S^^ 
 
 Lend., n. d. 
 
 821. KENNEY (JAMES). The Sicilian Vespers. An C^ 
 Historical Tragedy. 8vo, sewn, uncut. Lond. 1840 , 
 
 Presentation to Miss Charlotte Oushman from the author. 
 
 822. KILLIGREW (THOMAS). Comedies and Tra-^^ 
 gedies. Written by Thomas Killigrew, Page of Honour ^'y^'/)/t 
 King Charles the First, and Groom of the Bed-Chamber \,o / .0^ 
 King Charles the Second. Folio, original calf (rebacked' 
 
 and portrait lacking). Lond.: For Henry Herringman at 
 the Sign of the Anchor in the Lower Walk of the New Ex- 
 change, 1664. 
 
 First Issue of the First Rare Edition, the separate titles 
 being all dated 1663. Rare. 
 
 823. KIPLING (RUDYARD). Writings in Prose and "^S" 
 Verse. " Outward Bound " edition. Vols. 1 to 12 (should y ' 
 qe 18). Portrait on Japan vellum and other illusts. 12 vols. 
 
 8vo, cloth, gilt tops, uncut. N. Y. : Scribners, 1897-98 
 
 Contains Plain Tales from the Hills; Soldiers Three (3 vols.); 
 In Black and White; The Phantom 'Rickshaw; Under the 
 Deodars; The Jungle Book (3 vols.); Light that Failed; The 
 Naulahka; Captains Courageous; and Verses. 
 
 824. Just So Stories, for Little Children. Illust. by / jfyTl 
 
 the author. First edn. 4to, cloth. N. Y. 1902 '' y*^ 
 
 825. [KNIGHT (CHARLES).] Old England's Worthies. 
 From authentic copies of the most eminent statesmen, 
 lawyers, men of letters, etc , etc., accompanied with biog- 
 raphies. Illust. by twelve illuminated engravings and nu- • 
 merous woodcuts. 4to. , Lond. 1 847 
 
 826. KNIGHT (JOSEPH). Theatrical Notes. Full-page ^^ ^'~ 
 plates, portraits of Miss Terry, John Hare, Sir Henry Irv^7Q ^ 
 ing, etc. Royal 8vo, cloth, uncut. •/ 
 
 Lond. : Lawrence & BuUen, 1893 
 Large Paper, No. 331 of only 350 copies issued. 
 
 827. KNOWLES (JAMES SHERIDAN). The Dramatic ^^ ^.,..^ 
 Works of James Sheridan Knowles. Portrait. 3 vols. / /jC^ 
 crown 8vo, half morocco, gilt backs and tops. Nice copy.^>C/^ 
 
 Lond. : Edw. Moxon, 1841-43 
 First collected edition. Scarce. 
 
 828. K0BB:6 (GUSTAV). Famous Actors and Actresses ^_^ ^^/ 
 and their Homes. Numerous portraits, etc. 8Vo, cloth gilt, A (J c\ 
 gilt top. Best. 1903 . ^ 
 
 829. KOTZEBUB: (BARON). Plays. Transl. Engraved / ^ 
 front. 3 vols. 8vo, old half calf (somewhat rubbed). / l)x\ 
 
 •' Lond. 1798-99'^"-^^ 
 
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 \ 830. "T ACY & FRENCH. Lacy & French's Acting 
 , '^ -*^ Edition of Plays, Dramas, Farces and Extra- 
 vaganzas. A Selection of the best acting edition of the 
 most famous plays. Each vol. contains about fifteen plays. 
 Numerous cuts and facsimiles. 104 vols, post 8vo, half 
 roan (some need rebacking). Lond., n. d. 
 
 831. LAFAYETTE; or, The Fortress of Olmutz. A 
 
 Melodrama. By Walter Lee. First bdn. 16mo, sewed, 
 
 ^ 6 ^P' ^^ ("incut and unopened). Phil. (August), 1824 
 
 Another play with the same title was written Iby Samuel 
 
 Woodworth, and acted in New York in February, 1834. 
 
 833. LAHEE (HENRY C.) Grand Opera in America. 
 Portraits. Crown 8vo, cloth gilt, gilt top. Bost. 1903 
 
 833. LAMB (CHARLES). Specimens of English Dra- 
 matic Poets, who lived about the Time of Shakespeare. 
 With Notes. 3 parts in 1 vol., post 8vo, half morocco 
 (rubbed). N. Y. 1845 
 
 834. [LANSDOWNE (LORD).J The British Enchanters ; 
 or. No Magick Like Love. A Tragedy. First bdn. Small 
 4to, unbound, pp. 43 (piece set in title supplying three 
 letters). Lond. 1706 
 
 835. LANE (R. J.) Theatrical Sketches, drawn from 
 Life by R. J. Lane. Oomplete set of the 50 plates, inelioding 
 the two extra ones {Louisa Fairbrother and Alfred Bunn) . 
 Royal 4to, original cloth (a few of the plates slightly foxed). 
 
 Lond. 1840 
 
 Very scarce in this form. An issue on India paper, with the 
 
 plates slightly tinted. So many copies of the volume have 
 
 been broken up for the purposes of extra-illustration that an 
 
 original copy is rarely met with, especially in America. 
 
 836. LANG (ANDREW). Prince Charles Edward. Illust. 
 with portraits, in color and bistre, mainly from contempo- 
 rary sources, some reproduced for the first time). Royal 4to, 
 original wrappers, uncut. Lond. 1900 
 
 Goupil's Series. Fine, clean copy. 
 
 837. LARWOOD (JACOB). Theatrical Anecdotes; or. 
 Fun and Curiosities of the Play, the Playhouse, and the 
 Players. 13mo, cloth. Lond. 1883 
 
 838. LAW (WILLIAM). The Absolute Unlawfulness of 
 the Stage-Entertainment fully Demonstrated. 8vo, half 
 morocco. Lond. 1759 
 
 839. LEATHERS (EDMUND). An Actor Abroad, or 
 Gossip Dramatic, Narrative and Descriptive, from Recol- 
 lections of an Actor in Australia, California, Nevada, Cen- 
 tral America and New York. 8vo, half calf, gilt top, un- 
 cut. Lond. 1880 
 
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 840. LEE (HENRY). Memoirs of a Manager; or, Life's 
 Stage with New Scenery. 2 vols, post 8vo, half morocco, , . 
 gilt tops. Taunton (Eng.), IBSOcX CO 
 
 The author of " Caleb Quotem." Scarce. 
 
 841. LEE (NATHANIEL). Works (containing 13 Plays). 
 3 vols, small 8vo, half calf (broken and somewhat age- 
 stained). Lond. : R. Wellington, 1713 
 
 843. LEGOUV:fi (ERNEST). Sixty Years of RecoUec- ^ 
 tions. Transl., with Notes, by Albert D. Vandam. 3 vols. , fO 
 post 8vo, cloth, uncut. Lond. 1893 / 
 
 843. LEMAN (WALTER M.) Memories of an Old Actor, ,/j 
 Portrait. Post 8vo, half morocco, gilt top. ' 
 
 San Francisco, 1886 -*> ^ — 
 
 844. LENNOX (LORD WM. PITT). Plays, Players and p «) 
 Playhouses at Home and Abroad, with Anecdotes of the . 
 Drama and the Stage. 3 vols, post 8vo, half morocco, gilt 
 tops, ancut. Lond. 1881 
 
 845. [LERY (J. C.)] The Italian Bride: a Play in fivex^ o <" 
 Acts. Crown 8vo, half calf. Savannah, 185g,<f..-7'^0 
 
 Rare. Not in Roden's later American Plays. Written for 
 Miss Eliza Logan, and for private distribution only, and appa- 
 rently not performed. A presentation copy from J. C. Lery, 
 of Savannah, who is apparently the author. 
 
 846. LESLIE (FRED). Vincent (W. V.) Recollections ^7 // ) 
 of Fred Leslie. By W. T. Vincent, with Introduction bx:?o •/(-/ 
 C. Scott. Numerous portraits, etc. 3 vols. 8vo, buckram. 
 
 Lond. 1894 
 
 847. LESSING (G. E.) Dramatic Works. Transl., with ^Q 
 
 short Memoir. Portrait. 3 vols post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1878 
 
 848. LESTER (C. EDWARDS). Our First Hundred 
 Years, 1776-1876. Life of the Republic of the United States / C' 
 of America. Map, portraits, etc. 3 vols, in 1. Royal 8vo, 7 *-* 
 cloth. N. Y. 1876 
 
 849. LETTER (A) to a Member of Parliament on the C^f^ 
 Impropriety of Classing Players with Rogues and Vaga- / ^~7j ^7/ 
 bonds in the Vagrant Act. 8vo, half roan, uncut. Lond. 1834/ • ^ ^ 
 
 Presentation copy from the Author to the Duke of Clarence. 
 
 850. LEWES (CHARLES LEE). Memoirs. Containing 
 Anecdotes, Historical and Biographical, of the English and /• ") 
 Scottish Stage, during a Period of Forty Years. Written yt'^ 
 by himself. 4 vols. 13mo, half calf, uncut. Lond. 1805 
 
 Fine tall copy. 
 
 851. Lewes' Comic Sketches, 1804; Memoirs of C^ 
 
 Charles Lee Lewes, 4 vols., 1805. Together 5 vols. 13mo, 
 
 half calf. Lond. 1804-05 
 
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 ' 852. LEWES (GEORGE HENRY). On Actors and the 
 Art of Acting. Post 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1878 
 
 853. LIBRARY OF VALUABLE INFORMATION. Con- 
 sisting of Story of Electricity; Story of the Eclipse; Story 
 of Life in the Seas; Story of Primitive Man, etc., etc. 
 Numerous illusts. 24 vols, post 8vo, half leather, gilt top. 
 
 N. Y. 1903 
 
 M 854. LILLO (GEORGE). Dramatic Works. With Me- 
 
 moirs of the Author. By T. Davies. 2 vols. 12mo, half 
 calf. Lond. 1810 
 
 855. LILLY (JOHN). Dramatic Works. With Notes, 
 and some Account of his Life and Writings. By F. W. 
 Fairholt. 2 vols. 12mo, tree calf gilt, gilt edges, by Rivii:RE. 
 
 Lond. 1858 
 
 856. LIND (JENNY). Lindiana. An Interesting Narra- 
 tive of the Life of Jenny Lind. Fortrait by W. J. Linton. 
 16mo, limp cloth, gilt edges. Lond. 1847 
 
 ^ 857. The Wake of Extacy. A Memory of Jenny 
 
 ^v ^ 'y^ Lind. By P. W. N. Bayley. With ideal illusts. (portraits 
 Q^^ ^- A^ hy Jenny Lind) by Kenny Meadoius, lithographed by B. J. 
 fiammerto«. 4to, half calf. W. E. Burton's copy. Lond. 1848 
 
 858. ■ WiLLTs (N. Paekee) . Memoranda of the Life of 
 
 Jenny Lind. Mezzotint portrait. Crown 8vo, cloth. Phil. 1851 
 
 859. LODGE (THOMAS). Was Thomas Lodge an Actor? 
 An Exposition of the Social Status of the Playwright in the 
 Time of Queen Elizabeth. By C. M. Ingleby. Facsimile 
 of an autograph document bg Phillipp Henslowe. 4to, half 
 calf, pp. 16. Lond. 1868 
 
 Privately printed and very rare. 
 
 ■ >-^ 860. [LOGAN (ELIZA). J Ingomar, the Barbarian. A 
 
 / UU Play by Maria Lovell. 12mo, roan. N. Y., n. d. [1860] 
 
 Eliza Logan's copy, with her autograph on the title and her 
 
 name lettered on the cover, interleaved with blank pages on 
 
 which are written alterations and additions, and many changes 
 
 made in the text as well in her hand. 
 
 ^(^ 861. The Italian Bride. A Play in Five Acts. Writ- 
 
 . "|<'J ten for Miss Logan. 12mo, calf, gilt edges. 
 
 Savannah (Ga.): Privately printed, 1856 
 
 // 862. LOGAN (OLIVE). Before the Footlights and Be- 
 
 Hi) hind the Scenes. A Book about the "Show Business" in 
 
 * all its branches. Numerous portraits and illusts. Thick 
 
 8vo, cloth. Phil. 1870 
 
 «3<J 863. Another copy. Cloth. Phil. 1870 
 
 C-A 864. The Mimic World and Public Exhibitions. 
 
 ^0 ^ Their History, their Morals and Eflfects. Numerous illusts. 
 8vo, cloth. Phil. 1871 
 
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 865. LONDON STAGE (The). A Collection of Trage- 
 dies, Comedies, etc., accurately printed from acting copies. / 
 Front, group portrait in each volume, containing portraits /L 
 of Mdme. Vestris, 3Iiss Foote, Miss Kelly, Liston, Mathews, ^O 
 Macready, etc. , and vignette scenes throughout. 4 vols. 8vo, ' 
 lialf calf. j,ond. [1n27] 
 
 866. LONGWORTII'S AMERICAN DRAMAS. A Col- ^ 
 lection of about 150 Plays, mostly published by D. Long- _V //O 
 worth. New York, about 1806 to 1820, and including som^^-' ^ 
 first editions of American Authors. Bound in 15 vols. 
 
 13mo, half calf (some bindings broken). 
 
 867. LOPEZ AND WEMYSS EDITION OF PLAYS. ^ 
 The Old Maid, with portrait of Mrs. Francis as Miss Har- / X 
 low [by Longacre] ; Isabella, with portrait of Mrs. Barnes ' ' 
 
 as Isabella [by Durand] ; School of Reform, with portrait of 
 Mr. Hilson as Tyke [by Durand]; Simpson & Co., with 
 portrait of Mr. Burke; New Way to Pay Old Debts, with 
 portrait of Mrs. Silson as Margaret [by Durand]. Together 
 5 pamphlets. Crown 8vo, wrappers, some uncut. 
 
 Scarce portraits. Phil. 1826-27 
 
 868. LOVE'S (MR) POLYPHONIC ENTERTAIN- 
 MENTS: Programme of the Entertainment; preceded by 
 Memoirs of Mr. Love, the Dramatic Polyphonist. By George 
 Smith. Small 4to, cloth (somewhat stained). Lond. [Iti56] 
 
 Autograph admission ticket signed and programme inserted. 
 
 869. LOWE (ROBERT W.) A Bibliographical Account ^ 
 
 of English Theatrical Literature, from the Earliest Times ^ //O 
 to the Present Day. 8vo, cloth, uncut. Lond. 1888c— ^ ' 
 
 No. 177 of only 150 copies issued for America. 
 
 870. LOW LIFE ABOVE STAIRS. A Farce, as it is 
 
 acted in most Families of Distinction throughout the King- t CZ7\ 
 dom. 8vo, unbound, pp. 22. Lond. 1759 / C?0 
 
 A piece written for the purpose of taking advantage of the ' ' 
 great success of To wnley's play, "High Life above Stairs." The 
 reason for its never being performed is obvious. Scarce. 
 
 871. LUDLOW (N. M.) Dramatic Life as I Found It; 
 with Account of the Rise and Progress of the Drama in the 
 West and South. 8vo, half calf, gilt. St. Louis, 1880 
 
 872. LYTTON (SIR EDWARD BULWER). Dramatic 
 Works, comprising Richelieu, The Lady of Lyons, etc. 
 Crown 8vo, half calf, gilt back. Lond. 1863 
 
 873. IVfcCULLOUGH (JOHN). In Memory of John 
 -^^ McCullough. (With Life and Elegy by Wm. 
 
 Winter, etc.) First edn. Portrait. 8vo, cloth, uncut. 
 
 N. Y. 1889 
 Presentation copy from W. F. Johnson (one of the contribu 
 tors), with inscription and A. L. S. laid in. 
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 874. McDERMOT (M.) A Philosophical Inquiry into 
 the Source of the Pleasures derived from Tragic Represen- 
 tations, from which is deduced the Secret of giving Dra- 
 matic Interest to Tragedies intended for the Stage. 8vo, 
 half morocco. Lond. 1824 
 
 875. Mcdonald ([ANDREW].) Miscellaneous Works, 
 Dramas, etc. 8vo, boards. Lond. 1791 
 
 Many of his writings appeared under the signature of Mat ■ 
 thew Bramble. 
 
 ^ /n/S ^"^^^ M<='KAY (F. E.) AND WINGATE (CH. E. L.) 
 
 Q^_^ (SJO Famous American Actors of To-Day. Portraits. Post 8vo, 
 
 cloth. N. Y. [1897] 
 
 877. MACKENZIE COLLECTION OF DRAMA. Cata- 
 /, / rj logue of the very Choice Dramatic aad General Librarj' of 
 ' ' John Mansfield Mackenzie. 8vo, cloth. Peioed in ink. 
 
 Lond. 1889 
 87S. [MACINTOSH (MATTHEW).] Stage Reminls- 
 c'eaees: being Recollections, chiefly Personal, of Celebrated 
 Theatrical and Musical Performers during the Last 40 
 Years. By An Old Stager. 12mo, half roan (rubbed). 
 
 Glasgow, 1870 
 The author was with Madame Vestris for some time, and 
 also spent some time in America. Dedicated to Robert Steven- 
 son, and with the latter's autograph inscription. Also with 
 A. L. S. of 0. "W. Couldock inserted. 
 
 879. MACKLIN (CHARLES). Memoirs of the Life of 
 Macklin; Characters and Anecdotes of Betterton, Booth, 
 Gibber, Quin, Foote, and others : a Comprehensive History 
 of the Stage. By James T. Kirkman. Portrait. 3 vols. 
 8vo, original calf. Lond. 1799 
 
 First and best edition. Vol. 2 contains a list of Macklin's 
 ^^o plays, with a list of the characters that played them. 
 
 fr^ qQ 880. Memoirs of Macklih, with Dramatic Anecdotes, 
 
 O^ etc. By William Cooke. Portrait. 8vo, half morocco. 
 
 Lond. 1806 
 
 881. Charles Macklin. By Edward Abbott Parry. 
 
 Post 8vo, cloth, uncut and unopened. Lond. 1891 
 
 ^ /7 /r/l ^^^- MACREADY(MRS. M.) Memoir of Mrs. Macready, 
 jf ^ Jf (JO with Opinions of the Press in the Cities where she has per- 
 Cf^ • a^ - formed. Portrait. 8vo, half green morocco, gilt top. 
 
 N. Y. : Privately printed, 1857 
 Mrs. Macready was a pupil of Peter Riohings, and made her 
 debut .in Philadelphia in 1853, afterwards playing in various 
 ^"^jP cities. Scarce. 
 
 ^ d^ /r" 883. MACREADY (W. C.) The Replies from England, 
 ^ . 6/*' to certain Statements circulated in this Country (America) 
 ., respecting Mr. Macready. 8vo, half morocco. N. Y. 1849 
 In defence of Macready. 
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 884. A Rejoinder to "The Replies from England," 
 
 etc., to certain statements circnlated in this country re- 
 specting" Mr. Macready," with History and Review of the 
 " Astor Place Riots," May, 1849. By an American Citizen 
 8vo, half morocco, gilt top. N. Y. 1849 
 
 885. Wm. Charles Macready. By Wm. Archer. A/q 
 
 Post 8vo, half cloth. N. Y. 1890 , ' 
 
 886. Reminiscences and Selections from Maeready's ^ 
 
 Diaries and Letters. Edited by Sir Frederick Pollock. For- Yp, 
 traits. 3 vols. 8vo, half morocco, gilt tops, uncut. Lond. 1875 ,vO 
 
 Best edition. 
 
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 887. Wallace : an Historical Tragedy, first performed 
 
 at Covent Garden, Nov. 14, 1820. By C. E. Walker. In- 
 serted is a programme xvitli list of characters (including 
 Macready, etc., his first appearance in this character). 8vo, 
 half calf. Lond. : Printed for John Miller 
 
 888. [MADISON (JAMES).] Madison Agonistes ; or, / 
 The Agonies of Mother Goose. Fragment of a Burletta as / /fj 
 acting or to be acted on the American Stage, etc. 8vo, /' ' 
 unbound, pp. 103. Lond. 1814 
 
 An anonymous English attack on James Madison. Madison 
 figures as Mother Goose, and among the other characters are 
 " Eandolpho," " Adamo " and "Mother Jeff." One of the 
 scenes is laid in " Front of the Family Mansion of the Patter- 
 son's, Enter King Jerome." Scarce. 
 
 889. MALIBRAN (MADAME). Memoirs and Letters ot / . ^ 
 Madame Malibran. By the Countess de Merlin. Wi\jh /, / i_J 
 notices of the Progress of the Musical Drama in England. 
 
 2 vols, in one. Post 8vo, half calf. Phil. 1840 
 
 890. [MANSEL (ROBERT). J A Defence of the Drama: "O (T" 
 containing Mansel's Free Thoughts, Extracts from Cele- t^^ , 
 brated Authors and a Discourse on the Lawfulness and Un- 
 lawfulness of plays by Father Caffaro. 12mo, half mo- 
 rocco, gilt top (joints cracked). N. Y. 1826 
 
 891. MANSFIELD (RICHARD). The Mansfield Acting ,^^ 
 Version of King Henry V. By Wm. Shakespeare. 2 por- «^^ 
 traits. 8vo, wrappers, uncut. N. Y. 1901 
 
 892. MAPLESON (J. H.) The Mapleson Memoirs, 1848- rj) 
 1888. First edn. Portrait. 2 vols. 8vo, half red morocco, ^ 
 gilt tops. Lond. 1888 
 
 Interesting recollections of the debuts of many famous 
 operatic singers, including Adelina Patti, Titiens, Christine 
 Nilsson, etc. 
 
 893 Another copy. Second edn. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth 
 
 Lond. 1888 '^ 
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 894. MARETZEK (MAX). Crotchets and Quavers; or, 
 Revelations of an Opera Manager in America. Post 8vo, 
 cloth. N. Y. 1855 
 
 895. MARKHAM (PAULINE). Life of Pauline Mark- 
 ham. Written by Herself. Portrait. Square 16ino, half 
 morocco (original wrappers bound in). 
 
 N. Y. : Privately printed, 1871 
 Although stated to be by herself, it is believed that Eichard 
 Grant White had a considerable hand in its authorship. 
 
 896. MARLOWE (CHRISTOPHER). The Works of 
 Christopher Marlowe. Pickering's edn. [Edited by George 
 Robinson ] 3 vols. l"^mo, half morocco, gilt tops, uncut. 
 
 Scarce. Loud. 1826 
 
 ^897. Works of Marlowe, with some Account of 
 
 the Author, and Notes by A. Dyce. Royal 8vo, half calf, 
 ^ilt back. Lond. 1863 
 
 898. The Works of Marlowe, with some Account of 
 
 the Author. Notes, etc. , by Alex. Dyce. Royal 8vo, half 
 roan. Lond. 1870 
 
 899. MARLOWE (JULIA), NETHERSOLE (OLGA), Etc. 
 A 4to volume in half morocco, containing illustrated souve- 
 nirs of Marlowe, Nethersole, and others. N. Y. 1900, etc. 
 
 1-^ 900. MARSHALL (THOMAS). Lives of the most Cele- 
 V^'^* brated Actors and Actresses. Dedicated to The General 
 ' Theatrical Fund Association. Woodcut portraits of Mac- 
 
 ready, James Wallack, Mrs. Bunn, Tyrone Power, C. J. 
 Mathews, etc. Post 8vo, half morocco, uncut. 
 
 Scarce. Lond., n. d. [1847] 
 
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 901. MARSTON (JOHN). The Works of John Marston. 
 With Notes and Some Account of his Life and Writings. By 
 J. 0. Halliwell. 3 vols. 12mo, cloth, uncut. Lond. 1856 
 
 902. MARSTON (WESTLAND). Our Recent Actors. 
 With some incidental notices of living Actors. 2 vols, in one. 
 12mo, cloth. Bost. [Lond.] 1888 
 
 903. MARTIN (ALEX.?— Gov. of North Carolina). A 
 New Scene interesting to the Citizens of the U. S. of America, 
 additional to the Play of Columbus. Bvo, (new) boards. 
 (Extract from Phil. Monthly Magazine.) Phil. 1798 
 
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 904. MARTIN (HENRI). A Popular History of Prance 
 from the First Revolution to the Present. Transl. by Mary 
 
 L. Booth and A. L. Alger. Numerous steel and wood en- xv^ 
 g ravings- 3 vols, thick royal 8vo, half sheep, gilt tops (bind- *^ ^ 
 ing broken). Bost. [1877] 
 
 905. MARY, QUEEN OP SCOTS. The Legend of Mary, 
 
 Queen of Scots, and other Ancient Poems ; now first published y //^ ■_/ 
 from MSS. of the 16th Century, with Introduction, Notes and / ^ e7\^ 
 Appendix. [By John Pry.] 4to, half crimson morocco, gilt' 
 top, uncut. Lond. 1810 
 
 Fine Large Paper Copy. 
 
 906. MASK (The). A Humorous and Fantastic Review ^/ 
 of the Month. Edited by Alfred Thompson and Leopold //0>rj "/ 
 Lewis. (Vol. 1, Feb.-Dec, 1868— aZ? pitbfc/ied) Royal 8vo, /. ^ L/ <^ 
 cloth. Lond. [1868] / 
 
 With numerous full-page and folding comic illustrations, cari- 
 catures, music, etc. 
 
 907. MASON (JAMES— Dramatist). Literary Miscel- ^^ 
 lanies. 2 vols. 8vo, boards. (Library stamps on over.) ^-r^vj 
 
 Lond. 1809'^ 
 
 Scarce. 
 
 908. MASON (R. OSGOOD). Sketches and Impressions, 
 Musical, Theatrical and Social (1799-1885). Prom the after- ^y r- 
 dinner talk of Thos. Goodwin. 12mo, cloth, gilt top. «5^vj 
 
 N. T. 1887 - ■ 
 Including a sketch of the Philharmonic Society of New York. 
 
 909. MASSETT (STEPHEN C.) "Drifting About," or , ^ 
 what "Jeems Pipes of Pipesville" saw and did. By S. C./ /V^ 
 Massett. First edn. Comic illusts. 12mo, cloth. N. T. 1863' - "^^ 
 
 910. MASSINGER (PHILIP). The Plays of Philip Mas- 
 singer. With Notes, Critical and Explanatory, by "William y __- 
 Giif ord. Fine stipple portrait. 4 vols. 8vo, contemporary / ^ ^ 
 calf. Lond. 1813' 
 
 Scarce. 
 
 911 The Plays of Massinger. Prom the Text of Gif- m 
 
 ford. Edited by Lieut.-Col. P. Cunningham. Post 8vo, cloth, I /) A 
 uncut. Lond. 1868/'^^ 
 
 912. MASSINGER and FORD. The Dramatic Works of , ^ 
 Massinger and Ford. With Introduction by Hartley Cole-y^ ^(J 
 ridee Frontispiece and engraved title. Royal 8vo, cloth. 
 
 ^ Lond. 1848 
 
 913. The Dramatic Works of Massinger and Ford. / ^^ 
 
 With Introduction by Hartley Coleridge. Portrait and vi- / - U ^ 
 gnette. Thick royal 8vo, half roan, uncut. Lond. 1869 - . 
 
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 914. MATTHEWS (BRANDER) and HUTTON (LAU- 
 RENCE). Actors and Actresses of Great Britain and 
 THE United States, from the Days of David Garriek to the 
 Present Time. Edited by Brander Matthews and Laurence 
 Hutton. Large Paper, only 100 Copies Printed. 5 volumes 
 extended to 73. New York [1886] 
 
 The five volumes comprising the work cover the entire ground 
 of English and American Theatricals more thoroughly than any 
 publication known, and the selection of actors and actresses of 
 the different periods included in it not only represent the highest 
 types of the histrionic art, but are also those lending themselves 
 most readily to extra-illustration by men of dramatic taste and 
 discrimination. 
 
 Each one of the 73 biographies has been separately extra- 
 iUustrated, and it will be admitted by those who make a per- 
 sonal examination of the volumes that it is the most compre- 
 hensive extra-illustrated work ever offered to the pubUe. The 
 volumes contain a wealth of material in engraved portraits, 
 views, playbills, autograph letters, etc., making it most difficult 
 to select those for detailed mention. 
 
 An immense number op separate memoirs, press criticisms, 
 
 ^~) I / CLIPPINGS, CONTEMPOEART ADVERTISEMENTS, ETC., ARE INSEiStED 
 
 - ' ' X\ ^ THROUGHOUT THE VOLUMES, THE QUALITY OP WHICH IS UNUSU- 
 
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 ^^ /-'■'f'' l^ '^ ally high and adds much value to the collection. 
 
 ' Besides, there are no less than 2855 engraved portraits 
 
 ^ , ^ and other illustrations. the proportion of specially rare 
 
 h, , portraits and those in proof state, is much lakger than is 
 
 (^■£^•04^^ ordinarily found in so extensively illustrated a work. 
 
 It may be MENTIONED THAT THE AUTOGRAPH LETTERS ABE 
 MAINLY OF THEATRICAL INTEREST, BEARING DIRECTLY ON THE SUB- 
 JECTS IN HAND, AND, FAR FROM BEING MERE PERFUNCTORY LET- 
 TERS, ADD DISTINCT INTEREST AND VALUE TO THE COLLECTION. 
 
 Such items as required it have been inlaid to size (small 
 folio) ; the whole collection being unbound and contained in 
 portfolios of limp boards, leather backs, many of which are 
 lettered. Sold as 5 vols. 
 
 ABINGTON (FEANCES). Portraits in character, as the Comic 
 Muse; Lady Betty Modish (2); Gorinna; Estifania (rare); Aurelia; 
 Beatrice (2); Lady Harriet, Mrs. Pinchwife; Lady Sudlife; Widow 
 Belmour; Mrs. Abington and Mrs. Tates as the Comic and Tragic Muses; 
 also 4 in plain dress; besides portraits of Nell Gwynne {mezzotint iy 
 Earlom — fine impression); Mrs. Oldfield; Mrs. Braeegirdle; Mr. Palmer 
 (mezzotint — fine impression) ; and others. 
 
 ANDEESON (MAEY). 17 different portraits in plain dress and 
 various characters, together with playbOls of her English and American 
 appearances, and an interesting Autograph Letter signed, written by her 
 to John McCullough, 4 pp., 1884 ; and signed ' ' Tour true and affectionate 
 friend Mary." There is also an A. L. S. of W. S. Gilbert, 12mo, 1869. 
 
 BANCEOFT (ME. AND MES.— S. B. Bancroft and Marie Wilton). 
 Various portraits of Mr. and Mrs. Bancroft in plain dress and charac- 
 ters; also a letter of Marie Wilton, 3 pp., 12mo; Mr. Bancroft, 1 p., 
 12mo ; and F. W. Eobertson, 3 pp., 12mo ; a number of other interesting 
 portraits are included, with 4 playbills of their appearances. 
 
 BAEEETT (LAWEENCE). 10 different portraits of Mr. Barrett in 
 plain dress and various characters, together with 6 playbills ; 2 A. L. S. of 
 Mr. Barrett, 1881 and 1885, with one of J. E. Murdoch, 2 pp., 4to, 1856. 
 
The Library of Charles N. Mann. 
 
 Actors and Actresses — Continued. 
 
 BARRY (MR. AND MRS. SPRANGER). Portraits of Mrs. Barry 
 as Sir Harry Wildair; Lady Randolph; Rosalind (rare) ; Almida; In 
 "The Irish Widow" (rare) ; Lady Constance, etc. Mr. Barry as JafSer 
 and Timon; also portraits of Woodward; Isaac Sparks as Jobson (rare) ; 
 Mrs. Yates; G. J. Fox; etc. 
 
 BELLAMY (GEORGE ANNE). Portrait as Cleone; and with Gar- 
 rick as Juliet and Romeo ; also 2 portraits in plain dress ; besides others 
 of Perdita Robinson ; Charlotte Charke as Scrub ; Mr. Baddeley ; O 'Keef e, 
 Parker and Mrs. Brown in "She Stoops to Conquer;" Mrs. Yates 
 (2 — rare) ; and others. 
 
 BETTY (WILLIAM HENRY WEST). Portraits as Richard III.; 
 Douglas (4); a rare colored one as Hamlet; Capt. Flash; Frederick; 
 Selim; a colored caricature of J. P. Kemble and Master Betty; together 
 with portraits of Holman (61/ Conde) ; James Northcote (hy John Opie) ; 
 and 3 playbills. 
 
 BOOTH (JUNIUS BRUTUS). A number of portraits in plain dress 
 and characters. The latter includes Posthumus; Brutus; Richard III. 
 and Sir Giles Overreach, also a portrait of J. H. Caldwell, and 4 playbills 
 of the Elder Booth's Appearances. 
 
 BOOTH (EDWIN). 30 portraits of Edwin Booth in plain dress; 
 also character portraits as Richard III. (5) ; Pescara; Hamlet (6) ; 
 Shylook; Marc Antony; lago (2); Othello (2); King Lear; Macbeth; 
 Bertuccio; Don Cffisar; Sir Giles Overreach. Brutus; etc. There are 
 also 2 A. L. S., 8vo, 1874; and 8vo, 1861; together with 118 playbills of 
 his appearances in various characters, including his last appearance on 
 ANT stage; and an interesting printed broadside announcement in con- 
 nection with his appearance in New York at the National Theatre, in 
 1856. 
 
 BOUCICAULT (DION). Portraits in plain dress and characters, in- 
 cluding a scarce early lithograph by Davignon, 1853 ; and an interesting 
 series of autograph letters by the actor and dramatist, 8 in number, 
 ranging from 1 to 3 pp. There is also an A. L. S. of Agnes Robertson 
 (Mrs. Boucicault), 3 pp., 12mo, 1854; and 8 different portraits of her 
 in plain dress and characters, and a number of portraits of others men- 
 tioned in the text, beside 13 playbills covering performances by the 
 Boucicaults. 
 
 BROUGHAM (JOHN) . 8 difCerent portraits of the Actor and Dram- 
 atist, and 55 playbills of his appearances in various characters, including 
 an English appearance in 1881, many Benefits being included. There are 
 also 5 A. L. S. of Mr. Brougham, 8vo and 4to, an A. L. S. of Augustin 
 Daly, 1868, when he was a reporter on the New York Times; also 2 
 A. L. 8. of John Gilbert, 1851 and 1881. An interesting item is an origi- 
 nal pen-and-ink sketch by John Brougham for the part of Joseph Merino 
 in "Slander," 1877. There are also a number of portraits of other 
 performers, etc. 
 
 BUCKSTONE (JOHN B.) 7 difEerent portraits in plain dress and 
 characters (one autographed) ; also portraits of Alfred Bunn (India) ; 
 W. Warren (2); James Kenney; Barry Sullivan; etc. 
 
 Among the autographs are those of Barry Sullivan, 2 pp., 1869, and 
 1 p., 1887; Charles Bass, 2 pp., 1855; John Sefton, 1863; Wm. Warren, 
 1 p., 8vo, 1886; and William Rufus Blake, 2 A. L. S., 4to, 1846; with 
 A. L. S. to Buokstone, 1 p. 12mo, 1861, and a number of playbills of his 
 difEerent appearances. 
 
 BURTON (WILLIAM E.) 11 difEerent portraits in plain dress and 
 characters, together with others of Mrs. Maywood; Peter Richings; Mary 
 Taylor; Wm. Rufus Blake; Jane Hill (Mrs. Burton); W. Farreu; John 
 Hodkginson; and others. Also 57 playbills, representing him in his 
 
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 various characters, and 8 interesting A. L. S. of Mr. Burton, 1 and 2 pp. 
 each, ranging from 1844 to 1853; an A. L. S. of Peter Kichings, 4to, 
 1850; S. Eobson; B. G. Eogers, and W. E. Blake, 1 p. 8vo, 1849. 
 
 CLAEKE (JOHN S.) Nine portraits in plain dress and various char- 
 acters. A. L. S. of Mr. Clarke, 1 p. 8vo, 1853, also one of Wheatley 
 and Clarke. Other A. L. S. of the elder John Drew, 1 p. 4to, 1855 (rare) ; 
 Barney Williams, 2 pp. 12mo, 1861, and two of William Wheatley, 1855 
 and 1869. There are nearly 100 interesting playbills in the lot, besides 
 a series of scarce lithograph portraits of Mr. and Mrs. Barney Williams, 
 in their various characters. 
 
 CLIVE (CATHAEINE). 12 portraits, including the mezzotint of 
 Miss Pope (by Laurie). Mr. Booth as Lord Froth, Mrs. Clive, from the 
 original at Strawberry Hill (Japan paper), Miss Eaftor (afterwards 
 Mrs. Clive), Dr. Goldsmith (etching), Mrs. Prithard from the "Cabi- 
 net, ' ' etc. 
 
 COOKE (GEOEGE FEEDEEICK). Portraits in characters of Sir 
 Archie MacSarcasm (2), Shylock, Eichard III. (by Edwin), FalstafE, 
 Stukley, Eichard IIL (3-rl colored), lago (2), besides 3 in plain dress. 
 There are also 9 portraits of other persons, an A. L. S. of Chas. Blake, 
 and 3 playbils of Mr. Cooke. 
 
 COOPER (THOS. ABTHOEPE). Portraits as Hamlet, Pierre, and 
 Leon, besides 3 in plain dress. Other portraits of Hodgkinson (cut out), 
 Maj. Fairlie, Pres. Tyler, Mrs. Eobert Tyler (Priscilla Cooper), etc. 6 
 playbills representing him in noted characters. Various papers in con- 
 nection with the Cooper Benefit at Chestnut St. Theatre, 1833, including 
 receipt of E. C. Maywood & Co., 2 A. L. S. of Matthew Carey, Signatures 
 of C. J. Ingersoll and A. D. Bache, Printers' bill, autographed by M. 
 Carey. Besides all thi§, there is the original MS. of Song to tune of 
 ' ' Derry Down, ' ' composed by and in handwriting of John B. Hartvood, 
 the Comedian and Poet, on occasion of trahsf er of the reins of Theatri- 
 cal Managership from Mr. Cooper's hands to those of Stephen Price. 
 2 pp. 4to, 6 stanzas, 1808. 
 
 CUSHMAN (CHAELOTTE). 16 portraits of the distinguished Act- 
 ress, and 8 playbills, including some of her greatest characters. Also, 2 
 interesting A. L. S. (1 p., 1861, and 2 pp., n. d.). There are also an 
 A. L. S. of Geo. Vandenhoff, 1 p., 1871, and a colored portrait of Meg 
 Merrilies (C. C.) by Geo. Cruikshank. 
 
 DAVENPOET (E. L.) 11 portraits in plain dress and characters, 
 besides no less than 163 playbills covering a wide range of personations. 
 There are also 9 A. L. S. of Mr. Davenport, some of them 3 and 4 pp. 
 each, and most interesting in contents, besides other A. L. S. by John 
 Gilbert and Thomas Barry (2). Among other portraits are Tyrone 
 Power (2), Tom Hamblin, G. V. Brooke (4), Mrs. Warner {India), 
 Murdoch, etc. 
 
 DUFF (MAEY). Portraits of Mr. and Mrs. Duff in plain dress and 
 characters. Other portraits of Mrs. Barnes, Fielding and John Gilbert. 
 A. L. S. of J. N. Ireland, 2 pp., 1875, and a view of the Federal St. 
 Theatre, Boston. 
 
 ELLISTON (E. W.) 10 portraits in plain dress (1 colored) and 8 
 others in various characters, besides 9 playbills. Includes also a rare 
 life portrait of T. P. Cooke in plain dress, a scarce one of John Braham, 
 and about a dozen more of other Actors and Actresses. 
 
 FAEEBN (ELIZABETH). 9 portraits in plain dress and various 
 characters, also portraits of Geo. Colman, the younger, Mrs. Oldfield, Miss 
 DeCamp (2), Holoroft, etc. 
 
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 FAUCIT (HELEN). 5 portraits of Miss Paucit, and 4 playbills. 
 Also 3 A. L. S., each 2 pp. 8vo, 1843-1847, and portraits of Mrs. Paiioit, 
 Osbaldistone, W. Farren, and Prince Albert. 
 
 FBCHTEE (CHAELES). 9 portraits and 20 playbills, mainly in his 
 more noted characters, also portraits of MoMre, Voltaire, Bernhardt, 
 Kate Field, etc. 
 
 FISHER (CLAEA). Portraits as the Pour Mowbrays, Mme Josephine 
 (India), and Lith. by C. G. Childs, also of Mr. Murdoch (India) and 
 Mrs. Pitzwilliam. A few specially interesting playbills are included, to- 
 gether with the Farewell Address delivered at Park Theatre, 1829, etc. 
 
 FLOEENCE (W. J.) 31 portraits of the Comedian in plain dress 
 and characters (including one as Zakiel Homespun, the last character in 
 which he appeared) ; 5 A. L. 8. of Mr. Florence, all possessing interest, 
 and two of them being 3 pp. each; A. L. S. of Mrs. Barney Williams, 
 3 pp., 1886, W. H. Chippendale, 1 p. 4to, 1845, Tom Placide, 2 pp. 4to, 
 1853 ; P. B. Conway, 1 p., 1868, and Mrs. John Drew, 1 p., 1865. There 
 are also 8 portraits of Mrs. Florence, and others of Mr. and Mrs. Barney 
 Williams (7), Julia Dean (3), Edwin Adams, Lotta, Chippendale, Mrs. 
 Drew, etc. Among the 11 playbills is one eepeesenting his last 
 
 APPEARANCE ON ANT STAGE. 
 
 FOOTE (SAMUEL). 14 portraits of the Comedian, mainly in char- 
 acters, and including Fondlewife (2), Mrs. Cole (2), Major Sturgeon 
 (2), Smirk, Fungus, etc. Also portraits of Mrs. EUz. Sheridan, Cor- 
 neille (2), Steele, etc. 
 
 FOEEEST (EDWnST). 16 portraits of Mr. Forrest in plain dress, 
 and 15 in characters, including Eichard III., Virginius (1st proof), 
 EoUa, Macbeth, Spartaeus, Metamora, Coriolanus (2), Othello, Shylock, 
 Hamlet, etc.. A. L. S. of Mr. Forrest ranging from 1839 to 1860, with 
 another in 3d person (written by Mrs. Forrest), and an admittance 
 ticket (signed) ; 59 playbills of his various performances, including some- 
 of special note ; A. L. S. of Wm. E. Channing, 1 p. 4to, 1836. W. Davidge, 
 a pp. Svo, 1855, Thomas Barry, P. C. Wemyss, 1 p. 4to, 1846, and J. B. 
 Murdoch, 1 p. 4to, 1853. Also portraits of Mrs. Forrest, Jas. Oakes, 
 Master Burke (colored), John Gilbert (4), Eev. W. E. Alger, Bryant, 
 Longfellow, Melinda Jones, etc. 
 
 GAEEICK (DAVID). 16 portraits of Mr. Garrick in plain dress, 
 including mezzotint by Spooner after Hudson, and one printed in colors, 
 also portraits in various characters, as follows: Macbeth, Osmyn, Eich- 
 ard III. (3), Abel Drugger (3), Don John, Lusignan, Tancred (2), Sir 
 John Brute, Eanger, Don Felix, etc. (22). There are also portraits of 
 Mrs. Garrick (2), Mrs. Yates, Geo. Colman (2), Sheridan, Lamb, Better- 
 ton, Voltaire, Mrs. Garrick (India Proof before letters), Churchill (2), 
 etc. The colored view of Tunbridge Wells (from Eichardson) is in- 
 cluded, as are a number of scarce scenes. 
 
 HACKETT (JAMES H.) 4 portraits in plain dress, others in the 
 characters of Eip Van Winkle, Nimrod Wildfire, and Palstaff; 30 play- 
 bills of his performances in his more noted characters; A. L. S. of Mr. 
 Hackett, 2 pp. 8vo, 1855, and 1 p. Svo, 1856 ; portraits of Dowton, JuHa 
 Grisi (scarce), John K. Hackett, etc.; also facsimile of Iwng letter from 
 John Quincy Adams to Mr. Hackett regarding the character of Hamlet, 
 and Mr. Hackett 's reply (presentation copy from the Comedian). 
 
 HALLAM (LEWIS). Portraits of Lewis Hallam, 2d, W. B. Wood 
 (by Edwin) and George I.; Engraved Box- Ticket of "Old American 
 Company — Hallam and Henry," (probably unique) ; Facsimile of Nas- 
 sau St. Theatre Playbill, Dec. 20, 1753; Corner-stone of Park Theatre 
 (India Proof). 
 
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 HENDEESON (JOHN). 11 portraits in plain dress and various 
 characters, besides 2 playbills. Also, portraits of Dr. Doran, Geo. Col- 
 man, E. Palmer, etc. 
 
 HEEON (MATILDA). 4 character portraits of Miss Heron, and 13 
 playbills (including 2 Benefit Performances), also portraits of Murdoch, 
 Hamlin, etc. There are also 5 A. L. S. of the celebrated Actress (mostly 
 
 2 pp. each), and L. S., 1 p. 4to, and two in the third person. They range 
 in dates from 1853 to 1856. Also, A. L. S. of Peter Eichings (3 pp., 
 1853, 1 p., 1864, and 4 pp., 1864), and one of Lewis Baker. 
 
 KEAN (ME. AND MES. CHAELES). 10 portraits of Mr. Kean in 
 plain dress and characters, also 4 portraits of Mrs. Kean. There are 
 also portraits of Miss M. Tree {India), Stephen Price, Chas. Kemble, 
 Harley, Blanchard as Pantaloon, Miss F. M. Kelly, Maria Foote as 
 Margaret {rare — coZo'ed) , Do"wton, F. C. Wemyss {orig. lith. — cut down), 
 and others. A L. S. of Chas. Kean, 1 p. 4to, 1845 and one of J. N. 
 Ireland, 2 pp. 8vo, 1867. The playbills number 93, and are particularly 
 interesting. Thet contain many Benefits. 
 
 lEVING (HENEY). 17 portraits in plain dress, and 24 in his differ- 
 ent characters, also an A. L. S. of the Tragedian, 1 p., 1885. The play- 
 bills number 19, and include some of special interest. There are also 
 a number of other portraits, and an A. L. 8. of H. L. Bateman, besides 
 scenes, etc. 
 
 JEFFEESON (JOSEPH) 6 portraits in plain dress, and 12 in his 
 various characters, also 15 playbills (including Mazeppa, Gumption Cute, 
 and Corney Joe). There are also two 1 p. A. L. S. of Mr. Jefferson, 
 besides other A. L. S. of W. E. Blake, 2 pp. 4to, 1849, F. S. Chanfrau, 
 1 p., 1856, and 2 pp., 1862, Mrs. Drew, 3 pp., 1868, C. Burke, 1 p., 1852, 
 W. B. Chapman, 1 p., 1846, and Laura Keene, 2 pp., 1862. Among the 
 portraits are Chanfrau (3), Mrs. Drew, Thos. Jefferson, W. E. Blake, 
 Jefferson and Blissett (by Edwin), T. D. Eice as Jim Crow {rare Kth.), 
 Coquelin, F. O. C. Darley, Jefferson as Solus, etc. The entire text of 
 Jefferson's autobiography (from Magazine) is inlaid and made a part 
 of this work. 
 
 JOED AN (DOEA). 21 portraits, including ones in the characters of 
 Nell (3), "Dupes of Fancy," by Page (2), Sir Harry Wndair {India), 
 Miss Peggy, Fidelia, Euphrosyne, etc., also 6 playbills, representing her 
 more noted characters. There are also portraits of Mrs. Olsop, George 
 IV., by Wm. Sharp {India Proof lefore letters), Wm. Smith, eng. by 
 Benj. Smith, in brown tints, Mrs. Wrighten {mezzotint), Byron, Mrs. 
 Crouch, Jack Bannister, etc. 
 
 KEAN (EDMUND). 31 portraits, mainly in characters, and com- 
 prising Brutus (2), Eichard III. (11), Barabas, Hamlet (2), Shylock, 
 
 3 colored ones as Eichard III., Bajazet {rare colored one), rare etching 
 as lago, Macbeth, Shylock, by Cheesman {rare). Sir Giles Overreach, 
 Omreah (by I. E. Cruikshank), Coriolanus, Bertram {colored), etc. Also 
 34 playbills of his appearances in his different characters, including 
 a Philadelphia appearance of 1826. There are portraits of Beethoven 
 (by Newsam— lith.). Dr. Francis, Michael Kelly, Jack Bannister, Joe 
 Cowell, etc., besides a colored view of the Eichmond (Eng.) Theatre, 
 Kean's Monument, Kean and Dr. Francis at G. F. Cooke's grave, and a 
 rare broadside issued in connection with his stage appearances after his 
 famous trial. Also benefit bills of Fawoett and Warde. 
 
 KEMBLE (JOHN PHELIP). 7 portraits in plain dress, others in 
 characters as follows: Macbeth {colored), Hamlet (2), Coriolanus (2) 
 Lear {rare), Eichard III. (2), EoUa (2), Timon, The Stranger, Penrud- 
 dock (2), Cato, and 3 others. There are also portraits of Stephen Kemble 
 (2), Miss Hopkins (3, Mr. Lewis as Cyrus and Vapid, Holman as 
 
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 Eomeo, Chas. Kemble, Talma as Mahomet (colored), Mrs. Inohbald, etc. 
 Also, a draft on a Bank by Mr. Kemble for £50, and an invitation to 
 dinner (form, filled out by Mr. Kemble). Playbill, scenes, etc. 
 
 KEMBLE (CHAELES). 14 portraits in plain dress and characters, 
 including lago (India), Charles II. (loth colored and uncolored), Crom- 
 well (by Sartain), Benedick (India), Hamlet, Eomeo, etc. Also 35 play- 
 bills representing him in his more noted characters. An A. L. S. of 
 Geo. Bartley, 4 pp., 1840, is included, besides portraits of Mrs. Whitelock, 
 Adelaide Kemble, T. P. Cooke (colored), Mrs. Chas. Kemble, Pawcett, 
 H. Kemble, etc. 
 
 KEMBLE (PANNT). 11 portraits in plain dress and character, in- 
 cluding the scarce lithograph after Thos. Sully, Isabella (colored and 
 uncolored), Belvidera (lith. by T. C. WUsou — India), Calista, Portia, 
 etc. Among the playbills are those as Portia, Bianea, Julia (2), Juli- 
 ana, Beatrice, Belvidera, and Isabella. Two A. L. S. of Wm. Mitchell 
 are in the lot, 1 p., 1843, and 1 p. 4to, 184.5 (rare) . There are also por- 
 traits of Mitchell as Jem Bags, Longfellow, and Schiller. 
 
 KENDAL (ME. AND MES.) 18 portraits of Mrs. Kendal, including 
 an etching as Lady Giovanni, in Tennyson's "Falcon," and 10 portraits 
 of Mr. Kendal. There are two A. L. S. of Mr. Kendal, 1 p., 1887, and 
 2 pp., 1887, also one of Tom Taylor (curious specimen), 2 pp. 8vo, 1878. 
 The portraits include ones of Aldridge, Bateman Sisters, D. Jerrold, John 
 Hare, Coquelin, Mrs. Scott- Siddons, etc. 
 
 LISTON (JOHN). 14 portraits of the famous Comedian, including 
 ones as Diggory, Lord Grizzle (colored), Paul Pry (2), Gawky, Figaro, 
 Maw-worm (colored), Dominique (colored — rare). Dominie Sampson, 
 Endless, a French lithograph, etc. Besides, there are 54 playbills, repre- 
 senting him in his various characters, and portraits of Mrs. Liston, and 
 Catherine Stephens (2). 
 
 McCULLOUGH (JOHN). Portraits as Coriolanus, Virginius, Eich- 
 ard III., Othello, and 2 others; 9 portraits of the Tragedian in plain 
 dress; portraits of John Drew, Sr., as Handy Andy (India), Macready, 
 Wm. Winter, Barton Hill, L. E. Shewell, Wm. Wheatley, etc.; 30 play- 
 bills representing him in various characters; an A. L. S. from Judge 
 Carter embodying a spirit message to the Tragedian from Edwin Forrest, 
 sale catalogue of McCullough's effects (inlaid), N. T., 1885; terms of 
 agreement with Wheatley & Clarke of Arch St. Theatre, 1859-1860, nam- 
 ing characters to be played by Mr. McCiillough. Salary named, $12 per 
 week; penciled note, written in Theatre during a performance, by Jas. 
 Oakes to Mr. MoCullough, warmly commending his lago; check given by 
 Mr. McCullough to W. C. Ealston, 1874 ; A. L. S. of Wm. Winter to Mr. 
 McCullough, from London, 10 pp. 12mo, 1877, others of L. E. Shewell, 
 John T. Ford, H. C. Jarrett, Edwin Adams (prom, note) and Harry 
 Edwards. 
 
 MACKLIN (CHAELES). 12 portraits in plain dress and characters, 
 including a rare one as Shylock, and a caricature, also portraits of CoUey 
 Gibber, Geo. Colman, Van Brugh, Dr. Johnson (rare), Highmore, Pope, 
 C. Dibdin, Holcroft, Lee Lewes, Mrs. Pope, etc. 
 
 MACEEADY (W. C.) 19 portraits in plain dress and characters, in- 
 cluding Macbeth (4), Shylock (2), King John (2), Werner (India), 
 Wolsey, Orestes, etc.; 3 A. L. S. of Mr. Macready (2 pp., 1852, 2 pp., 
 n. d., and 1 p., n. d.) The portraits include Barry Cornwall (rare), 
 Voltaire (etching), J. S. Knowles, W. B. Wood, Eousseau, Tennyson, 
 etc. The 31 playbills represent Mr. Macready in all his most famous 
 characters. 
 
 MATHEWS (CHAELES). 18 portraits in plain dress and characters, 
 including Old Scotch Lady (meezotint) , Eisk, 2 colored plates; Sharp, 
 Somno, Dick Cypher, Caleb Pipkin, Mons. Morbleu, etc. There are also 
 
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 portraits of Theo. Hook, Dickens, Sheridan (2), Eomeo Coates (colored), 
 Fawcett, Scott, Talma, etc., and an A. L. S. of Fawcett, 1 p., 1827. The 
 playbills number 23 and represent both English and American perform- 
 ances — some benefit bills among them. 
 
 MATHEWS (CHAELES J.) 4 portraits in plain dress and 4 in 
 various characters, also an A. L. S. of Mr. Mathews, 1 p. 8vo, 1841, and 
 one of Miss Fitzpatrick. The other portraits include ones, of Lizzie 
 Weston, as Oberon, J. E. Anderson (India), Lady Blessington, and Miss • 
 Fitzpatrick. There are also 29 playbills, with Mr. Mathews in a variety 
 of characters. 
 
 MODJESKA (HELENA). 10 portraits in plain dress, and 9 in 
 various characters, also six (6) interesting playbills. There are also 
 A. L. S. of Barton Hill (2), and Robert Heller, and portraits of Schiller, 
 Goethe, and Eose Eytinge. 
 
 MOEEIS (CLAEA). 14 portraits of Miss Morris in plain dress and 
 various characters, besides 12 playbills (includes 1st performance of 
 "Alixe"), A. L. S. of John EUsler, 0. W. Couldock (2), and James 
 Lewis. The portraits include Augustin Daly (3), Couldock, Jas. Lewis 
 (2), Agnes Ethel, Mme Modjeska (2), Fanny Davenport (2), Edwin 
 Booth, Jane Hading, Diderot (3), Salvini (2), and others. 
 
 MOSSOP (HENEY). 3 portraits in plain dress and characters, and 
 3 portraits of Mr. Woodward, besides one of Dr. Young. 
 
 MO WATT (ANNA COEA). 9 portraits in plain dress and char- 
 acters, together with portraits of Mrs. Vernon, W. W. Clapp, Mrs. John 
 Sefton, etc. There are also A. L. S. of W. H. Chippendale, 1 p. 4to, 
 
 1851, W. H. Crisp, 2 pp. 4to, 1854, John Sefton, 1 p., 1857, and two of 
 James Mowatt. Also, a playbill. 
 
 MUNDEN (JOSEPH S.) 4 portraits in plain dress, and 4 in various 
 characters, besides 26 interesting playbills. The other portraits (18 in 
 number), include Jno. Edwin, E. Knight (India), Grimaldi, Lewis, T. 
 Dibdin, O'Keeflfe (2), Quick (2), Dowton (colored), etc. There is also 
 an A. L. S. of Mr. Dowton, 1 p. 12mo. 
 
 NEILSON (ADELAIDE). 5 portraits in plain dress and various 
 characters, besides portraits of Ebeu Plympton and Lord Tennyson. 
 There are also 4 playbills, and a quantity of clippings, etc. 
 
 O'NEILL (ELIZABETH). 6 portraits in plain dress and characters, 
 besides 9 playbills— one a benefit. There are also portraits of Miss 
 Walstein (2), Tom Moore (proof before letters), and Washington Irving. 
 
 PAYNE (JOHN HOWAED). 2 portraits in plain dress, besides 
 portrait of J. E. Scott, Maria Foote, Talfourd, and W. Farren as Lord 
 Ogleby (rare). Among the A. L. S. are one of 4 pp. 8vo, 1886, by John 
 Gilbert, giving an interesting account of his theatrical career, also Peter 
 Eichings, 2 pp. 4to, 1852, Jno. E. Scott, 2 pp. 4to, 1853, and 2 pp 4to 
 
 1852, and Laurence Hutton, 1 p. 8vo, 1882. There is also a programme 
 of the unveiling of the Payne bust (1873), with admission ticket to 
 stand. 
 
 PHELPS (SAMUEL). 7 portraits in plain dress and characters, and 
 11 interesting playbills of his performances. Also, portraits of John 
 Vandenhoff (India), Mrs. Warner, J. E. Anderson, C. E. Leslie D 
 Jerrold, Lionel Brough, etc. ' 
 
 ■.n"^^^^"^?-^ (HENEY). 4 portraits in plain dress and characters, with 
 10 playbills. Also, portraits of Mrs. W. E. Blake, Mrs. WrishteL W 
 
 m/.w9^''\^'1"'^i\"'^ ^^''^ ¥°''°^''- ^°^™S the A. L. S. are Eliza 
 Mann (2), W. E. Blake 1 p. and 2 pp., 1847, Lewis W. Blake (2), and 
 4 A. L. b. ot Tom Placide (particularly interesting). 
 
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 QUIN (JAMES). 5 portraits in plain dress and characters, Including 
 a rare one in which he figures in a scene with Peg Woffington. Also, 
 portraits of Barton Booth, Mrs. Gibber, S. Eogers, N. Eowe, Cumberland, 
 Chesterfield, etc. 
 
 RAYMOND (JOHN T.) 5 portraits in plain dress and 7 in various 
 characters, besides 2 playbills. There is also an A. L. S. of Mr. Eay- 
 niond, 1 p; 8vo, 1884, in which he refers to his famous character of Col. 
 Sellers. 
 
 EOBSON (FEEDEEICK). Two character portraits of the Comedian, 
 besides portraits of W. Farren (2), Mme Eistori (5), Fanny Stirling, 
 Plauche, F. C. Burnand, J. Maddison Morton, etc. 
 
 SHEEIDAN (THOMAS). 2 portraits as Brutus, and 1 as Cato, also 
 portraits 6f Mrs. Frances Sheridan, B. B. Sheridan, Swift, TheophUus 
 Gibber, Dr. Johnson, Wm. Pitt, etc. 
 
 SIDDONS (SAEAH). 42 portraits of Mrs. Siddons in plain dress 
 and characters, among the latter being CaUsta (2), Lady Macbeth (3), 
 Mrs. Haller (2), Isabella (6), Tragic Muse (2), Euphrasia (2), Queen 
 Katharine (India), Constance (3), Jane Shore (2), one iy Soach, rare 
 one of Lady Eandolph (by I. B. CruiTcshanh) , Gleone, Mrs. Beverley, 
 Queen Elizabeth (rare), with J. P. Kemble as Lear and Cordelia {rare), 
 Sigismunda, etc. Included are the playbill ot her last appearance 
 
 ON ANT STAGE, GOVENT GARDEN THEATRE, JUNE 9, 1819, and the EX- 
 TREMELY RAKE PORTRAIT AS EUPHRASIA, MADE AND PUBLISHED BY (SIR) 
 
 Thomas Lawrence, when only 13 years or age (eng. by Trotter). 
 Other portraits are Eoger Kemble, Miss Kemble, Lady Byron, Napoleon 
 (hy Longacre), and another, Fanny Burney, Talma, Mrs. Piozzi, C. J. 
 Fox (rare), Edmund Burke, Eaohel (colored), and others of equal merit. 
 
 . SOTHEEN (E. A.) 8 portraits of the Comedian, and 9 playbills of 
 his performances in various characters. There are also portraits of Josh 
 Snsbee, Wm. Warren (2), Laura Keene, and J. T. Fields. The A. L. 8. 
 include Mr. Sothern, 1 p. 12mo, T. H. Lacy, 2 pp., 1854, Wm. Warren, 1 
 p., 1856, and E. A. Marshall (3). The lot also- contains an A. L. S. 
 
 WRITTEN BY MR. SOTHERN UNDER THE NAME OP D. B. STEWART (HIS REAL 
 NAME TO ThOS. McKeON, 1 P. 8V0., 1854, AND COPY OP Mr. McKJBON 'S 
 
 REPLY. Also playbill of National Theatre, Washington, 1853, with 
 
 THE NAME OP D. B. STEWART IN THE CAST. 
 
 TEEEY (ELLEN). 10 portraits in plain dress, and 21 in her various 
 characters, besides a playbill. There are also portraits of Mrs. John 
 Wood, Kate Glaxton, Isabel Batemau, Dutton Cook, and Oscar Wilde 
 (2), and an A. L. S. of Mrs. John Wood, 1 p. 8vo, 1861. 
 
 TOOLE (JOHN L.) 9 portraits in plain dress and characters, also 
 13 playbills. There are portraits of Palgrave Simpson, J. Maddison 
 Morton, Wilson Barrett (2), Mrs. J. W. Wallack, Jr., Geo. Fawoett 
 Eowe, etc., and A. L. S. of Mr. Toole, 1 p., 1884, and 1 p., 1888. 
 , VBSTEIS (ELIZA). Portraits as Mary Gopp (colored), Page JuUan 
 (colored), Josephine Negretti, Apollo (2), Pandora, Don Giovanni, and 
 King Charming (colored), also 3 in plain dress. The 17 playbills include 
 the more noted of her characters. Besides there are portraits of F. 
 Bartolozzi, Maria Foote, Edmund Simpson, Miss Bartolozzi as Apollo, 
 Ann Catley, Miss Paton, Catherine Stephens, Mrs. Glover, John Eeeve, 
 Miss A. M. Tree, etc. 
 
 WALLACK (JAMBS W.) Portraits as Benedick (2), Shyloek, 
 Eugantino, Don Vincent, Massaroni (the Brigand), Jacques, Charolois, 
 etc., besides 5 in plain dress. Also 46 playbills, including his most noted 
 characters. The other portraits (20 in number) include Jack Bannister, 
 Edmund Simpson, Mrs. H9ey, T. P. Cooke, D. Jerrold, Incledon, Eae, 
 
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 Jack Johnstone, Hodgkinson (reprod.), Thos. Morton etc. Among the 
 A. L. 8. are jr. W. Wallack, to Ben Webster, 1 p., 1849, and another, 1 
 p., 1860. Edmund Simpson, 1 p., 1840, J. E. Murdoch, 1 p., 1881, W. 
 E. Blake, 1 p. 4to, 1846, and Ludlow and Smith. 
 
 WALLACK (LESTEE). 13 portraits of Mr. Wallack, and 3 play- 
 bills (including the first performance of "The Veteran"). The A. L. S. 
 include John Sefton, 1 p. 4to, 1853, C. M. Waloot 1 p. 4to, 1852, J. W. 
 Wallack, Jr., 1 p. 8vo, 1856, John Gilbert, 1 p. 1853, and W. E. Blake, 
 2 pp. and 3 pp. 4to, 1849. Among the portraits are J. W. Wallack (2), 
 Edward Eddy, Laura Keene, Mary Taylor, Julia Daly, A. H. Davenport 
 (2), Mrs. Hoey, Mrs. Sefton, Byron, John Gilbert, etc. The entire 
 text of Mr. Wallack 's "Memories of the last 50 years" is inserted, as 
 are interesting articles by Dion Boncicault and W. J. Florence. 
 
 WEBSTEE (BENJAMIN). 12 portraits in plain dress and various 
 characters, also 16 playbills. There is an A. L. S. of Mr. Webster, 3 
 pp. 12mo, 1840, besides portraits of Harley, Mme Celeste {colored), Al- 
 fred Wigan, Mr. Keeley, Alex. Dyce, Mrs. Glover (2), W. Farren, Mo- 
 liere, etc. 
 
 WILKINSON (TATE). Portrait of the famous Actor and Manager, 
 together with portraits of Ned Shuter (2), Miss Pope, Suett, Emery 
 (2), Edward Knight, Miss Youngs, Thos. Eng, etc. 
 
 WOFEINGTON (MAEGAEET). 5 portraits of Peg Woffington, in- 
 cluding a mezzotint as Mrs. Ford {India), and a reprod. of the Faber 
 mezzotint, also portraits of Eobert Wilks, CoUey Gibber, E. B. Sheridan 
 (C. Turner after Sir Joshua Eeynolds), Leigh Hunt, Chas. Dibdin, etc. 
 
 YOUNG (CHAELES MAYNE). Potraits as Hamlet (2), Brutus (2), 
 King John, Frederick, Biron {rare). The Stranger, EoUa {S colored), 
 Eienzi, etc., besides 3 in plain dress. There are also 27 playbills repre- 
 senting him in his more noted characters, besides portraits of D. Terry, 
 Mrs. W. West, Washington Irving, Mr. Lewis, and J. Sheridan Kuowles 
 {India) . 
 
 915. MATHEWS (CHAELES). Mathews at Home; or, 
 Travels in Air, on Earth and on "Water, with all the Comic 
 Songs; the Polly Packet; and Stories of Mr. Mathews' Youth- 
 ful Days. Colored etching of Mathews in six characters, hy 
 Scales. 12mo, wrappers, pp. 36. N. T. 1822 
 
 Bare. 
 
 .^Q 916. Another copy, with colored etching. (Lacks 
 
 front cover) uncut. N. Y. 1822 
 
 917. The London Mathews ; An account of his Trip to 
 
 America, being an annual lecture on Peculiarities, Characters 
 and Manners, founded on his own Observations and Adven- 
 tures. With Songs. Colored etching of Mathews in 6 charac- 
 ters. 12mo, wrappers, pp. 36, entirely uncut. Phil. 1824 
 
 918. Sketches of Mr. Mathews' Trip to America; with 
 
 Original Comic Songs. With colored fronts, hy B. Cruikshank, 
 depicting C. M. in 4 different characters. 12mo, half morocco. 
 
 Lond. [ca. 1826] 
 
 919. Catalogue Raisonee of Mr. Mathews' Theatrical 
 
 Portraits, forming a dramatic record from 1659 to the present 
 time. 4to, sewed, pp. 74. Lond. 1888 
 
 With Charles Lamb's "The Old Actors" as an introduction. 
 
 104 
 
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 920. Mathews' New Budget of Fun; or, Multum in 
 
 Parvo, containing all the Whim, Frolic and Eccentricity in his / 
 Mailcoach Adventures, Humorous Songs, etc., etc. CUver /,(){) 
 colored front. 12mo, original cloth and label, uncut. 
 
 Derby, 1835 
 
 921. Sale catalogue of his Miscellaneous and Dramatic 
 
 Library, Portraits, Letters and Relics. With list of the Un- / /_ 
 published writings and Literary productions of W. H. Ire-/ {OO 
 land, author of the Shakesperean Forgeries. 8vo, sewed, 
 pp. 48 (dust soiled). Lond.: Sotheby, 1835 
 
 922. Memoirs of Charles Mathews, by Mrs. Mathews, ^^^ 
 
 17 portraits, etc., including 5 double-page plates of scenes from /^ C^f^ 
 Mathews' Dramas, 4 vols., 1889; also, Anecdotes of Actors, ^' 
 by Mrs. Mathews, Lond. 1844. Together 5 vols. 8vo, half '/ 
 calf, gilt. Lond. 1839-44 
 
 923. Memoirs of Charles Mathews. By Mrs. Mathews. / ^ A 
 
 Portraits. Second Edition. 4 vols. 8vo, half blue morocco gilt,/ ^^—^ 
 gilt tops. Library edition. Lond. : Bentley, 1839 
 
 924. Forgotten Facts in the Memoirs of Charles / #-7. 
 
 Mathews, in a Letter to Mrs. Mathews, by S. J. Arnold. 8vo, /, oO 
 half calf. Lond. [1839] 
 
 925. Life and Correspondence of Charles Mathews. (^Y^ 
 
 By Mrs. Mathews. Portraits. Crown Bvo, cloth, uncut. -i) ^ 
 
 This edition was edited by Edmund Yates. Lond. 1860 
 
 926. MATHEWS (CHARLES JAMES). The Life of (^ 
 Charles James Mathews, chiefly autobiographical, with selee- j3*^ 
 tions from His Correspondence and Speeches. Edited by » 
 Charles Dickens. Portraits. 2 vols. 8vo, half calf. Lond. 1879 
 
 ^ot 
 
 Presentation copy, with inscription, from author to E. Shelton> 
 Mackenzie. 
 
 928. MATTHEWS (J. BRANDER). The Theatres of 
 Paris. Numerous Portraits, etc. Crown 8vo, cloth. N. T. 1880 
 
 929. Studies of the Stage. Portrait. 16mo, art cloth. 
 
 N. Y. 1894 
 
 927. MATHEWS (CORNELIUS). Witchcraft : A Tragedy . a- 
 in five Acts. 16mo, roan. Lond. 1852 / ^J/ ^ 
 
 Presentation COBV. with inscri-ption, from author to E. Shelton/' 
 
 60 
 
 930. [MATTOCKS (MRS.).] Lovers' Quarrel. A Farce, ^^-V7 
 taken from Sir J. Vanbrugh. 12mo, half calf. ATT y^ / 
 
 Lond. : J. Roach, 1806 O U '\/ 
 
 With the portrait of Mrs. Mattocks as Isabella, by Alais. 
 Scarce. y 
 
 931. MATNARD (WALTER). The Enterprising Impre- (QO 
 sario. Post 8vo, half morocco, gilt top, uncut. Lond. 1867 
 
 105 
 
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 932. MEAD (ROBERT). The Combat of Love and Friend- 
 ed ship. A Comedy. Fiest edn. Small 4to, half calf (title cut 
 
 , down and re-margined) . Lond. 1654 
 
 933. MEGARGBE (LOUIS N.) Seen and Heard. Jan. 2, 
 1901, to Dec. 25, 1901. Bound in 4 vols, square 16mo, cloth. 
 
 Phil. 1901 
 
 934. MEILAN (MARK ANTHONY). Dramatic Works. 
 x/1 Consisting of Three Tragedies. 8vo, half old calf (joints 
 
 - 0^ cracked) . Lond. : For the Author, n. d. 
 
 Consists of three tragedies refused by Garrick and Colman and 
 published by subscription, with an interesting preface relating 
 the author's attempts to have them accepted. 
 
 935. (MELLON (HARRIOT). The Secret Memoirs of Har- 
 riott Pumpkin, a celebrated Actress, from her Infancy to her 
 seduction of, and subsequent Marriage with, a Banker, etc. 
 By the Ghost of Old Ralph. 12mo, original boards, uncut, 
 with the peculiar leaves of advertisements at end. 
 
 Lond. : Duncombe, n. d. [1825] 
 Extremely eaee, said to have been immediatelt sup- . 
 PRESSED, AND ALL COPIES DESTROYED. A scandalous attack on 
 Miss Mellon (Duchess of St. Albans), probably written by 
 Westmacott or Capt. Mitford, who wrote several similar publi- 
 cations about the same time. 
 
 .P^^ 936. Memoirs of Harriot, Duchess of St. Albans. By 
 
 v_^J Mrs. Cornwell Baron- Wilson. Portrait. 2 vols, post 8vo, half 
 • morocco. Lond. 1839 
 
 f^{^ 937. Another edition. 2 vols, cloth. Phil. 1840 
 
 938. MENKEN (ADAH ISAACS). James (Ed.) Bio- 
 graphy of Adah Isaacs Menken, with selections from "In- 
 felicia. " Portrait of Menken and Heenan, and Menken and 
 James, and view of her grave. 12mo, pp. 24. Finely bound 
 in full tree calf gilt. N. Y., n. d. [ca. 1869] 
 
 Scarce. Contains an account of the relations of Swinburne 
 and Dumas with Adah Isaacs Menken. 
 
 939. Infelieia. Portrait. 16mo, original cloth. 
 
 Lond. 1868 
 
 First Edition, with the portrait and the dedicatory leaf to 
 Charles Dickens. 
 
 940. The Life and Remarkable Career of Ada Isaacs 
 
 Menken. Edited by C L. Barclay. Portrait and illusts. 8vo, 
 half morocco. Phil. [1868] 
 
 941. MEREDITH (GEORGE). The Tragic Commedians. 
 A study in a well-known story. Portrait and Intro- hy 
 Clement Shorter. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1892 
 
 942. MIDDLETON (THOMAS). The Works of Thomas 
 Middleton. Now first collected. With Life and notes by Alex. 
 Dyce. Portrait. 5 vols, post 8vo, half calf. Lond. 1840 
 
 106 
 
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 943. MILES (GEORGE H.) Mohammed, the Arabian 
 Prophet. A Tragedy, in Five Acts. Post 8vo, cloth. / ^ ^ 
 
 Bost. 1850/ 6^^ 
 
 This play was written for a prize offered by Edwin Forrest, 
 and succeeded in obtaining it. 
 
 944. MILLER'S ANCIENT BRITISH DRAMA. En- / 
 graved titles. Complete in 3 vols. Royal Svo, russia, gilt/ ^ 
 (upper margins of few pp. discolored). Lond. : Miller, 1810 
 
 945. MILLER'S MODERN BRITISH DRAMA. The best 
 plays of Fletcher, Massinger, Field, Rowe, Congreve, Otway, / , 
 and others. With pretty vignette titles after Smirke, etc/- " 
 5 vols. Svo, full contemporary russia, gilt. Lond. 1811 
 
 946. Another copy. 5 vols. Half calf. Lond. 1811 J>J 
 
 947. MILLINGEN (J. G.) The History of Duelling, in- 
 cluding Narratives of the most remarkable Personal En- *y(^ 
 counters from the earliest perods. Best edn. 2 vols. 8vo, half / 
 calf. Lond. 1841 
 
 948. MILN (LOUISE JORDAN). When we were Stroll- />i r" 
 ing Players in the East. Numerous illusts. Svo, cloth. /- 6/ «-* 
 
 N. T. 1894 
 
 949. MIRACLE PLAYS OR MYSTERIES. Collection of 
 
 English Miracle-Plays or Mysteries, containing 10 Dramas^ ^ 
 
 from the Chester, Coventry, and Towneley series, with 2 o^/ ^<^^ 
 later date. With Historical Views of this description of play^f^ ' 
 
 By W. Marriott. Svo, boards, uncut. Basle, 1838 
 
 950. MIRROR OF TASTE, AND DRAMATIC CENSOR. , 
 Vol. 1 (Jan. to June, 1810). 8vo, half roan. Phil. 1810 f (f)(% 
 
 Contains rare portraits engraved by D. Edwin of T. A. Cooper, ' ' ^•^ 
 Mrs. Warren, Wni. Gifford, and Le Kain, John Hodgkinson by 
 Leney, and 4 other illustrations. 
 
 951. MISCELLANEOUS. The Night Side of Nature, by 
 
 C. Crowe, Lond. 1854; Doesticks, What he Says [by M. M. , -. 
 Thompson], First edn., N. Y. 1855; Wright's Practical ./o' 
 Pigeon Keeper, illust., Lond. 1904; Profits in Poultry, illust, 
 N. Y. 1904; Irving's Alhambra, Bost., n. d. ; etc. Together 
 40 vols. Various. 
 
 952. MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS. Odd Volumes, etc., 
 including some Imperfect Books. 4to to 16mo. (About 100 z' CTJ^ 
 vols., as a lot.) "^ ■ 
 
 953. MITFORD (MARY RUSSELL). Julian. ATragedJ^ 
 Svo, sheep. Lond. 1833 
 
 With W. B. Wood's autograph. The Prompt copy used at 
 the Chestnut St. Theatre, Phila. Interleaved and filled with 
 corrections, erasures, additions, etc. Laid in are the MSS. of 
 two of the parts in "The .Fall of Tunis," acted in the same 
 theatre. With the ex libris of James M. Franklin, 1855. 
 
 954. Dramatic Scenes, Sonnets, and other Poems, ^^aj. 
 
 First edn. 13mo, half morocco. Lond. 1827 , ^ 
 
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 r' — 955. MOD JESKA (HELENA). By Jameson, T. Altemus. 
 yc,0 Portraits. 13mo, cloth. N. Y. [1883] 
 
 . - 956. MOLI]fcRE. The Dramatic Works of Moli^re. Transl. 
 
 '^^7"«3 by Henry Van Laun. Numerous engravings on Japan 
 I paper. 6 vols. 8vo, buckram, uncut. N. Y. [ca. 1900] 
 
 The Buokner Library Edition. 
 
 / /— r" 957. MOLLOY (J. F.) Famous Plays, with a Discourse 
 
 //J> J on the Playhouses of the Restoration. Fikst bdn. Post 
 
 8vo, half morocco, gilt top. Lond. 1886 
 
 //^ 958. MONTEZ (LOLA). The Arts of Beauty . . . with 
 '/ ^ Hints to Gentlemen. 12mo, cloth. N. Y. [1858] 
 
 / I r^ 959. Lola Montez; or, A Reply to the " Private His- 
 
 I .f KJ tory and Memoirs " of that Celebrated Lady. By the Mar- 
 quis Papon. Portrait. 13mo, half morocco. N". Y. 1851 
 
 960. The Story of a Penitent (including Fragments 
 
 I f-jc from her Diary). 18mo, cloth. McKee copy, with book- 
 
 /,0 plate engraved by French. N". Y. 1867 
 
 Contains Francis Lister Hawks' Account of the Last Days of 
 Lola Montez. 
 
 961. MONTHLY MIRROR (The); Reflecting Men and 
 Manners, with Stricture on the Stage. Vols. 1 to 33 Old 
 Series, and Vols. 1 to 4 New Series. Consecutive numbers 
 
 00 from December, 1795, to Dec, 1808. Bound in 36 volumes, 
 full russia (some vols, rubbed). Lond. 1795-1808 
 
 A long run of a very valuable theatrical magazine. It ended 
 in Feb. 1811, so this set only lacks 4 volumes to complete it. 
 Full of portraits of players and other celebrated persons, in- 
 cluding Mary Wollstonecraf t ; Mrs. Siddons; Mrs. Abington; 
 Miss Farren; Mrs. Inchbald(2); Chas. and Stephen Kemble; 
 Mrs. Billington; Perdita Robinson; Mrs. Jordan; Garrick; 
 Chas. Mathews; Liston; Cowper; Lord Nelson; R. Bloomfield; 
 J. Bannister; Mrs. Crouch; Miss Mellon; LeKain; G. F. Cooke, 
 and many others. 
 
 ^-^ 962. MOORE (H. N.) Fitzgerald and Hopkins; or, 
 O ^ Scenes and Adventures in Theatrical Life. First edn. 
 ' S (should be 5) illusts. 13mo, half calf. Wm. E. Burton's 
 
 copy. Phil. 1847 
 
 ST) 963. MORLEY (HENRY). Journal of a London Play- 
 goer from 1851 to 1866. Crown 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1866 
 
 964. MORRIS (CLARA). Life on the Stage : My Personal 
 Experiences, etc. ; Stage Confidences. £oth illust. 2 vols, 
 post 8vo, cloth, gilt tops. N. Y. 1901 
 
 965. MOUNT EDGCUMBE (RICHARD, EARL OF). 
 Musical Reminiscences, containing an Account of the Italian 
 Opera in England from 1773. Fourth edition continued to 
 the Present Time. 13mo, half morocco, other edges uncut 
 and unopened. Lond. 1834 
 
 Recollections of Mrs. Billington, Malibran, Caradori, Catalani, 
 etc. 
 
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 966. MOUNTFORT (WILLIAM). Greenwich Park: A / 
 Comedy. First edn. Small 4to, unbound, pp 60. (Cut f.OO 
 close at top.) Lond. 1691 ' 
 
 96'^'. Six Plays by William Mountfort, viz. : The 
 
 Injured Lovers ; The Successful Strangers ; Greenwich 
 Park; Edward III; Life and Death of Dr. Faustus; Henry 
 II. 2 vols. 13mo, old calf (rebacked). Loud. 1720 
 
 968. MOWATT (ANNA CORA). Armand; or, The ^ _ 
 Peer and the Peasant. A Play. Crown 8vo, wrappers -^S 
 (back one missing), pp. 60. [With the Park Theatre east 
 in 1847]. N. Y. 1852 
 
 969. Autobiography of an Actress ; or, Eight Years on j2f 
 
 the Stage. 2 portraits. 12mo, half morocco, gilt top. Bost.1854 
 
 970. MUNDEN (JOSEPHS.) Memoirs of the Comedian. 
 By his Son. 8vo. (As 4 vols.) Lond. : Bentley, 1846 
 
 The original one volume, 8vo, extended to four volumes, 
 folio, with special title-pages, and the text neatly inlaid to 
 admit of the introduction of folio prints, bound in three- 
 quarters wine-colored crushed levant, gilt tops, the backs 
 richly gilt tooled, by Pawson & Nicholson. Extra-illustrated by 
 the insertion of 500 portraits, clippings, etc., including 10 differ- 
 ent portraits of Mr. Munden in plain dress and in various 
 characters. 
 
 There are also portraits of Garrick (4) ; Mrs. Siddons (2) ; a rare 
 mezzotint of John Wolcot (Peter Pindar); Mrs. Jordan as the 
 Country Girl (by Bartolozzi after Romney, colored); Thomas 
 Sheridan; W. Farren as Lord Ogilby; CoUey Gibber {India); 
 J. P. Kemble (3): Betterton (India); Mrs. Abington; John 
 Edwin {broum tints) ; Mrs. Yates (mezzotint) ; G. B. Cipriani, 
 the artist (in red tints); Mrs. Clive as Phillida (mezzotint by 
 Faber — Evans' Re-issue); Mr. Palmer (mezzotint); 4 colored por- 
 traits of John Listen; Mrs. Mattocks (mezzotint); Garrick 
 {mezzo by Laurie after Dighton) ; a rare colored lithograph of 
 Mr. Incledon in " The Storm" ; Mrs. Siddons by W. Nicholls 
 after Lawrence (fine and very rare) ; Richard Jones of Drury 
 Lane Theatre, by Gauci (rare litho on India) ; Mrs Siddons 
 {rare proof before letters on Large Paper) ; Charles Kean as 
 Claude Melnotte (scarce litho); Stephen Kemble as Hamlet; 
 
 THE EXCESSIVELY RARE PORTRAIT OF MiSS DANIELS, the first 
 
 wife of George Frederick Cooke ; Miss Young (m,ezzo) ; Booth 
 as Posthumus (proof before letters); Mrs. Abington (mezzotint); 
 Mrs. Centlivre ; Charles Kemble (India) ; Mrs. Whitelock ; John 
 Hodgkinson; mezzotint proof of Mr. Parsons and Mr. Dodd; 
 G. F. Cooke as Falstaff (engraved by Alais, published by Roach, 
 180S), VERT RARE; Miss O'Neill; George Colman ; Roger Kem- 
 ble (by William, Sharp? — very rare proof); Thomas King as 
 Sir Clement Flint by Jones after Downman (very scarce en- 
 graver's proof ), etc. Included as well is a Benefit Admission 
 ticket, autographed (initialled by J. S. M.). 
 
 971. MURDOCH (JAMES E.) The Stage ; or, Recollec- 
 
 tions of Actors and Acting from an experience of Fifty / ^ -^ 
 Years. Large Paper copy. Royal 8vo, half blue morocco, / <_x 0^ 
 gilt top, uncut. (As 3 vols.) Phil. 1880 
 
 The original one volume extended to three volumes by the 
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 insertion of 325 engraved portraits, playbills and autograph 
 letters, including Clara Fisher as the Four Mowbrays (original) ; 
 J. B. Booth ; Garriok ; Mrs. Siddons {by Edwin), and other 
 portraits of her ; Sir Horace Mann ; J. P. Kemble (a number, 
 including a rare one as Tanored) ; Dr. Doran; Quin; Elizabeth 
 Barry (by C. Knight) ; Mr. Williinson {by I. R. Cruikshanh) ; 
 Thomas Sheridan (2); Edwin Forrest in plain dress and char- 
 acter ; Lafayette; G. F. Cooke as Richard III. (by Edwin); 
 Major Andre (India); Gen. Sir William Howe; Theophilus 
 Gibber; Robert Wilkes; Sir Robert Walpole ; Kate Field; Tate 
 Wilkinson; Henderson as lago, by Bartolozzi (Gilbert Stuart's 
 last work); Edmund Kean; Henry Carey (mezzo, cut down); 
 Samuel Foote; George Farquhar; Barton Booth; Rare colored 
 print of Ellen Tree a.s the Countess in " Love" ; Master Betty; 
 Miss Rock (rare); Cooper as Pierre; Fanny Kemble; Tyrone 
 Power; Miss O'Neill; Joseph Jefferson ; Mr. Mathews as Tulip 
 (colored); Macready; CoUey Gibber; W. E. Burton, and many 
 others, including some rare ones from " The Cabinet," and a 
 number of views (exterior and interior) of Theatres. 
 
 The letters include one to Mr. Murdoch from the performers 
 at the Chestnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia, 1880; an A. L. S. 
 of Clara Fisher Maeder, 8vo, 1880; a sentiment signed, by John 
 Gilbert; 8vo, 1881; a L. S. by Mr. Murdoch, 8vo, 1880. 
 There are also 9 interesting playbills. 
 
 y^ 973. The Stage; or, Recollections of Actors and 
 
 C?\ z:.^ Acting from an experience of Fifty Years. Portrait on 
 
 ^y A A India paper. Imp. 8vo, cloth and label, uncut. Phil. 1880 
 
 '^^ ' Limited Large Paper Edition, with the Autograph op 
 
 THE Author. This copy is No. 36. 
 
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 973 MURPHY (ARTHUR). All in the Wrong. A 
 
 Comedy. 8vo, old leather, rebacked. Lond. 1775 
 
 A Prompt copy (of W. B. Wood's?), having been interleaved, 
 
 and with many MS. additions and erasures. With the original 
 
 cast printed in, including Mr. and Mrs. Yates, Weston, etc. 
 
 
 974. (Dramatic) Works of Arthur Murphy. (Lacks 
 
 portrait.) 7 vols. 8vo, old calf. liond. 1786 
 
 t^^ 
 
 975. The Life of Arthur Murphy. By Jesse Foot, 
 
 executor. H ptates and facsimiles. 4to, uncut and un- 
 opened (needs binding). Lond. 1811 
 
 976. [MURRAY (REV. JAMES).] The New Maid of 
 
 the Oaks as lately acted at Saratoga by a Company of 
 
 Tragedians, under the direction of the Author of the Maid 
 
 of the Oaks. A Comedy. By Ahab Salem. First edn. 
 
 8vo, half roan. Lond. : Printed for the Author, 1778 
 
 The author was the editor of the well-known " Impartial 
 
 History " of the American Revolution. The title-page shows 
 
 plainly that it refers to Sir John Burgoyne and the surrender 
 
 of the British at Saratoga. Burgoyne is in the cast as TuUius 
 
 Furius, Gates is Horatius. and others conspicuous in the battle 
 
 and surrender figure in the piece. 
 
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 977. MURRAY (LINDLEY). Extracts from . . . divers 
 authors representing the Evils and Pernicious Effects of 
 Stage Plays and other vain Amusements. 12mo, sewed, 
 pp. 34 (small portion of last leaf torn away). Phil. 1799 
 
 978. MUSHROOM BOOK (The): A Popular Guide to 
 
 the Identification and Study of our Common Fungi, with / ///^9 
 special emphasis on the Edible Varieties. By Lina L,////^ 
 Marshall. Numerous colored plates and cuts from nature. 
 Imp. 8vo, cloth, uncut. N. Y. 1903 
 
 979. l^ASH (GEORGE). The Drama, a treatise on ^ . p <^ 
 ■^ Poetry, Dramatic Composition, Dramatic Au-^/'^ <7\_ 
 
 thors, with 'The Poet's Death, a ballad. Post 8vo, half^'^ 
 morocco, gilt top, pp. 37. Lond. 1839 
 
 980. Man and his Mistress; or. Woman's Revolt. 
 
 A Mock Heroic Melo-Drama. 13mo, wrappers (title age- / Afj 
 stained). Calcutta, 1842/* ^ 
 
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 Although printed in India the scene of the play is laid in 
 London. 
 
 981. NELSON (L'ORD). The Letters of Lord Nelson to 
 Lady Hamilton, with a Supplement of Letters by Distin- 
 guished Characters. 2 vols. 8vo, half roan (library labels 
 on covers). Lond- 1814 
 
 A forgery, most of the letters being fictitious. 
 
 983. NEVILLE (HENRY). The Stage: its Past and 
 Present in relation to Fine Art. Royal 8vo, half morocco. 
 
 Lond. 1875 
 
 983. NEW BRITISH THEATRE (The) : A Selection of 
 Original Dramas, not yet acted, some of which have been ^^Yh 
 offered for representation but not accepted, with critical , / (J 
 remarks. 4 vols in 3, 8vo, half morocco, gilt tops. ' 
 
 Lond. 1814 
 
 984. NEWGATE CALENDAR. The New Newgate CaL 
 endar, being interesting Memoirs of Notorious Characters 
 etc. By Andrew Knapp and William Baldwin. Portraits 
 and plates. 6 vols. 8vo, half calf, gilt. Lond., n. d [1835] 
 
 Scarce. 
 
 985. NEW THEATRICAL DICTIONARY (A), contain- 
 ing an Account of all Dramatic Pieces from the commence- 
 ment of Theatrical Exhibitions, with catalogue of Dramatic 
 Authors. 16mo, old sheep (broken). Lond. 1793 
 
 986. NEW YORK CITY. Mrs. Grundy (Humorous- -p 
 SatricaUournal). With numerous illusts. {including many '^ /j /I 
 clever cartoons of tlie popular personages of the period, etc.). ^' 
 Nos. 1-13 (all issued). 4to, cloth. N. Y. 1865 
 
 Scarce. 
 
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 987. Punchinello (a Comic Periodical). Numerous 
 
 caricatures. Vol. 1, Nos. 1-26, Apl.-Sept. , with Index. 
 4to, cloth. N". Y. 1870 
 
 Contains the First Appearance of Orpheus C. Kerr's Mystery 
 of Mr. E. Drood. 
 
 988. The Hoffman House and its Attractions. 
 
 Illusts. Large 4to, unbound, pp. 60. N. Y. 1885 
 
 Printed on special paper, ink and press work. 
 
 989. NEW YORK SONGSTER. A Choice Collection 
 of . . . Songs for 1836. 6 parts bound in one volume. Post 
 8vo, original cloth. N. Y. 1836 
 
 With scarce etched portrait of Mrs. Wood as Mandane, and 
 woodcut portraits of Charles Horn, John Reeve, and Mr. 
 Sloman. 
 
 990. NEW YORK STAGE. Figaro: a Petite Journal. 
 . - Criticisms and Notices concerning the Drama and its Pro- 
 V fessors. {'Sos. 1-b a.TX& 1-10, all published?) 8vo, half mo- 
 rocco. N. Y. : Nov. -Dec. 1833 
 
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 991. NORTHALL (WILLIAM KNIGHT). Before and 
 Behind the Curtain; or, Fifty Years' Observations Among 
 the Theatres of New York. Post 8vo, half morocco, gilt 
 top, uncut (name on title). N. Y. 1851 
 
 992. Records of the New York Stage from 1750 to 
 
 1860. By J. N. Ireland. 2 vols. 4to. Finely bound in full 
 
 . OQ morocco gilt, red tops, uncut (bindings a little loose, but 
 / could easily be fixed). N. Y. 1866 
 
 The scarce Large Paper edition, of which only 60 were 
 printed. 
 
 993. NOAH (MORDECAI M.) Marion; or, The Hero of 
 ^ Lake George, a drama founded on the events of the Re- 
 
 , I \J volution. First edn , pp. 70 (with leaf of advt.), uncut, 
 1822 ; The Fortress of Sorrento, a Petit Historical Drama, 
 First edn., pp. 28, uncut, 1808. (2 pieces.) 
 
 fjC 994. Another copy of "Marion," bound with "Ella 
 
 ' rT^ Rosenberg, a Melo-Drama," by Jas. Kenney. Phil. 1823. 
 12mo, half roan (rubbed). 
 
 Of C 995. r\'KEEFE (JOHN). The Dramatic Works of 
 y "^ ^^ John O'Keefe. 4 vols. 8vo, old calf. Lond. 1798 
 
 Autograph of author on title-page. ' ' From the Stowe 
 Library." 
 
 996. "Recollections of the Life of John O'Keefe. 
 
 Written by Himself. Portrait. 2 vols. 8vo, half morocco. 
 
 Lond. 1826 
 
 997. Another copy. 2 vols. 8vo, half calf. Lond. 1826 
 
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 998. OLD ENGLISH DRAMA (The). A volume con- 
 taining The Second Maiden's Tragedy; How a Man may 
 chnse a Good Wife from a bad ; Heywood's Love's Mistress ; 
 Glapthorne's Albertus Wallenstein, and The Ladies' Priv- •? 'y' C^ 
 ilege; Dido, Queen of Carthage, by Marlowe and Nash. ^S< ^'^ 
 Reprinted from rare editions or MS. Post 8vo, half red 
 morocco, gilt top. Lond. 1824-25 
 
 999. OLDFIELD (MRS. ANN). Authentick Memoirs of > ,^ 
 the Life of Mrs. Ann Oldfield. Small 4to, rebound in JL '^\ 
 cloth, uncut, pp. 46. Lond. HSO'^ 
 
 Scarce. 
 
 1000. Faithful Memoirs of the Life, Amours and . . 
 
 Performances of that justly celebrated and most eminent / ^ C 
 Actress of her Time. By William Egerton. Post 8vo, /. n^ ^ 
 half calf (no portrait). Lond. 1731 
 
 1001. Theatrical Correspondence in Death. An y~ a — ^ 
 
 Epistle from Mrs. Oldfield in the Shades to Mrs. Br-ceg-dle y ^ c 
 upon Earth. Folding front, representing the "pit'^ of a^ ■ 
 volcano. 8vo, unbound, pp. 24. Lond. 1743 
 
 A smartly written criticism on the actors who seceded from 
 Drury Lane Theatre in 1743. Very rare, especially so with the 
 frontispiece. ^^— 
 
 1002. Robins (Edward). The Palmy Days of ^^ ^y 
 
 Nance Oldfield. 8vo, cloth. Chicago, 1898 [^/O J^ 
 
 An interestingly written account of the state of the 'Theatre in ", 
 the early part of the 18th Century, with life of the celebrated 
 actress, and portraits. 
 
 1003. O'NEILL (MISS). Memoirs of Miss O'Neill, con- 
 taining her Public Character, Private Life and Dramatic 
 Progress from her entrance upon the Stage, with a ful 
 Criticism of her different Characters, etc. By Charles 
 Inigo Jones. With a beautiful example of the portrait of 
 Miss O^Neill in colors. Royal 8vo, original boards, un- 
 cut. Large Paper copy. With original (Norwich) playbill 
 of Miss O'Neill laid in. Lond. 1816 
 
 1004. OPERA. Algarotti (Count). An Essay on the /^ C ^ 
 Opera. (With Iphigenia in Aulis, an Opera ; and Glossary of / ^ J> ^ 
 Terms.) 16mo, half calf. W.E. Burton's copy. Glasgow, 1768 
 
 1005. Letters upon the Poetry and Music of the 
 
 Italian Opera. By the late Mr. John Brown. 16mo, half 
 calf. W. E. Burton's copy. Edinburgh, 1789' 
 
 1006. A Collection of Librettos in English to a 
 
 number of Representative Operas. Edited by Geo. ^- / / 
 Tryon, Jr. lllusts., including steel and litho. portraits of / /J~/l' 
 Mme. Parepa Bosa, G. Verdi, Mile. Nilsson and W. J. '•'^71/ 
 Castle (2). In one vol., thick small 4to, half morocco. 
 
 Contains the librettos of operas by Wagner, Meyerbeer, 
 Mozart, etc. 
 
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 1007. Librettos (in English) of Operas by Wagner, 
 
 —Verdi, Leoncavallo, Meyerbeer, Leeoq, Offenbach, and 
 
 others. Mostly American edns., some with the music of 
 the principal airs. Abont 140 pieces. 4to. (As a lot. ) 
 
 1008. OPERA COMIQUE, PARIS. Histoire du Theatre 
 de L'Opera Comique. 2 vols. Ib'mo, half calf. Paris, 177,0 
 
 W. E. Burton's copy. 
 
 1009. ORDISH (T. FAIRMAN). Early London Theatres. 
 (In the Fields.) Maps and illusts. Small 4to, half mo- 
 rocco, gilt lop, uncut. Lond. 1894 
 
 Large Paper copy. Only a limited number printed. 
 
 1010. ORIENTAL TALES. The Book of the Thousand 
 and One Nights done into English by John Payne, 9 vols ; 
 and the Supplementary vols., Tales from the Arabic, 3 
 vols. ; Aladdin and the Enchanted Lamp ; Montesquieu's 
 Persian Letters ; Tartarian Tales ; and a Thousand and One 
 Quarters of an Hour. Illust. with rbmaeque proof 
 
 ETCHINGS ON JAPAN VELLUM PAPER BY LaLAUZE AND 
 
 OTHERS. Together 15 vols. 8vo, buckram and label, gilt 
 
 tops, uncut. Lond. : for Subscribers only, 1901 
 
 No. 183 of the Samara edition, limited to 500 copies. 
 
 1011. OTWAY (THOMAS). Plays written by Mr. Thomas 
 Otway. Copper-plates. 3 vols. 12mo, old calf. Lond. 1736 
 
 1012. OULTON (W. C.) A History of the Theatres of 
 London. Containing an Annual Register of New Pieces, 
 Revivals, Pantomimes, etc., with Notes and Anecdotes, 
 1795-1817. 3 vols, crown 8vo,halfvellum,UNCUT. Lond.1818 
 
 1013. OWENS (JOHN E.) Memories of the Professional 
 and Social Life of John E. Owens. By His Wife. Portraits 
 and illusts. Post 8vo, cloth. Bait. 1892 
 
 1014. OXBERRY'S DRAMATIC BIOGRAPHY and His- 
 'f\ trionic Anecdotes. Vols. 1 to 7 complete, and Vol. 1, New 
 
 Series (Vol. 8) Purtaits. Together 8 vols. 12mo, cloth. 
 
 Lond. 1825-27 
 With portraits, including Mrs. Siddons, Miss Kelly, Mrs Bill- 
 ington, J. B. Booth, Mdme. Vestris, James Wallack, Ellen 
 Tree, etc. 
 
 1015 Another set. Vols. 1 to 5, lacks Vol. 6, Old 
 
 Series, and New Series, Vol. 1. Numbered consecutively, 
 Vols. 1 to 6. 12mo, half calf, gilt tops. Lond. 1825-27 
 
 With all the portraits. 
 
 1016. OXBERRY (W.) The Actor's Budget of Wit and 
 Merriment, Monologues, Tales, Comic Songs, Anecdotes, 
 Jests, etc. 12mo, cloth. , Lond. \ca. 1830] 
 
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 1017. Oxberry's Dramatic Chronology. Containing 
 
 the Names, Dates of Births, First Appearances and Deaths 
 of the Principal London Actors and Actresses. 16mo, half 
 roan. Lond. \ca. 1850] 
 
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 1018. -pALMER (JOHN). Sketch of the Theatrical Life y<7_^ ^T 
 
 1019. PALMER (MR.) The New and Complete English / /x A 
 
 of the late Mr. John Palmer, containing the . . . > jh 
 Incidents of his Publick Life . . . and his Sudden Death on / 
 the Liverpool Stage. 8vo, half roan, pp. 43. Lond. 1798 
 
 fo 
 
 Spouter, containing a Complete Collection of Prologues and 
 Epilogues. Post 8vo, half morocco (lacks portrait). 
 
 Lond., n. d. {ca. 1780] 
 
 1020. PARIS THEATRES. The Theatres of Paris. By 
 Charles Hervey. Wiih portraits of the leading actresses of 
 the period. Royal 8 vo, half morocco (rubbed). 
 
 Paris and Lond. 1847 
 
 1021. PARKMAN (FRANCIS). Works. Finely illust. 
 
 ivith numerous full-page plates — portraits, views, scenes, etc. 
 
 20 vols. , with Life, by C. H. Farnham. Together 21 vols. 
 
 Small 8vo, cloth, uncut. Bost.: Little, Brown, 1897-1901 
 
 No. 315 of the Champlain Edition, limited to 1,200 sets. Fine, 
 clean set. 
 
 1022. PARKE (W. T.) Musical Memoirs: the General <7>' 
 State of Music in England, with Musical Anecdotes, etc. . /"^ 
 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. * Lond. 1830 ' 
 
 1023. PARSONS (WM.) The Life of William Parsons, 
 Comedian. With his Dramatic Character, by John Litch- 
 field, and a Letter from Charles Dibdin by Thomas Bellamy 
 Fine stipple portrait of Parsons. 8vo, half morocco. 
 
 Lond. 1795 y 
 
 1024. PARSON'S MINOR THEATRE: being a Collec- /Qp 
 tion of the Most Approved Farces, Operas, and Comedies — 
 (with Biographical Sketches). 7 vols. 12rao, old calf. 
 
 Lond. 1794 
 With the bookplate and MS. notes of Morgan Thomas. Illus- 
 trated with engraved portraits and scenes, representing Mr. 
 Farren, Mr. Quick, Garrick, Harley, Mrs. Martyr, Mrs. Bland, 
 S. Foote, Miss Poole, Mrs. Goodall, etc. 
 
 1025. PASCOE (CHARLES EYRE). The Dramatic List: J^ C" 
 a Record of the Principal Performances of Living Actors -tf^^ 
 and Actresses of the British Stage. Compiled and edited by 
 
 C. E. Pascoe. Photographic -poriraits. Post 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Lond. 1879 f-y\ 
 
 1026. PASSIONS OF MAN (The). A Poem. In Four J U 
 Epistles. Full-page curious plates. Post 8vo, calf antique ' 
 (back rubbed), gilt edges. Lond. : for the Author, 1746 
 
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 r^^ 1027. PAST AND PRESENT State of the Dramatic Art 
 ^ and Literature addressed to . . . Admirers of ^the Old Eng- 
 
 I-OO 
 
 lish Drama. 8vo, half roan. Lond. 1839 
 
 x/." 1028. PATTERSON (ADA) and BATEMAN (VIC- 
 
 , />-> TORY). By the Stage Door. Post Bvo, art cloth, gilt top. 
 
 / N. Y. : Grafton Press [1903] 
 
 1029. PATTI (ADELINA). Fourteen Years with Adelina 
 
 Patti. By Louisa Lauw. Transl. by C. Brune. Post Bvo, 
 
 cloth. Lond. 1884 
 
 CP CT 1030. PAULDING (J. K. AND W. L) American Come- 
 Q \^ dies. FiKST bdn. 12mo, half morocco. Phil. 1847 
 
 1031. PAYNE (JOHN HOWARD). The Thespian Mirror. 
 Nos. 1 to 13. Complete in 1 vol., with one of the original 
 wrappers bound in. 8vo, full levant morocco gilt, gilt top, 
 uncut. N. Y. 1805-06 
 
 Excessively rare. 14 numbers in all were published. John 
 Howard Payne was but 13 years of age when he published this 
 magazine, the greater part of which — including the Dramatic 
 Criticisms — was written by himself. Very few copies of the 
 complete set are known. 
 
 1032. Lovers' Vows: a Play in 5 Acts. First edn. 
 
 12mo, lialf red roan, uncut. Bait. 1809 
 
 1033. Lovers' Vows. First bdn. 12mo, interleaved 
 
 in small 4to sheets, and prepared as a Prompt Copy, with 
 various MS. directions, changes, and additions throughout. 
 
 Bait. 1809 
 
 1034. Accusation; or, The Family of D'Anglade. 
 
 A Play. First bdn. 8vo, unbound, pp. 79, with 2 leaves 
 of advt. Lond. 1817 
 
 1035. Brutus; or. The Fall of Tarquin. An Histori- 
 cal Tragedy. First EDN. 8vo, unbound, pp. 56. Lond. 1818 
 
 C /I/O 1036. Adeline; or, The Victim of Seduction. A 
 
 v^ I CA^ ^^Y^ Drama. 12mo, sewed, pp. 41, uncut. N. Y. 1822 
 
 Performed for the first time in America at the Park Theatre, 
 N.Y.,May 1, 1822. 
 
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 1037. Clari ; or. The Maid of Milan. An Opera. 
 
 Music by Henry R. Bishop. First edn. 8vo, unbound, 
 pp. 46, with leaf of advt. Lond. 1823 
 
 Contains the first publication of "Home, Sweet Home ! " 
 
 1038. All Pacha; or. The Signet-Ring. A Melo- 
 
 Drama. 12mo, uncut and unopened, pp. 36 (foxed). 
 
 N. Y. 1823 
 Performed for the first time at the Park Theatre, May 8, 
 1823. 
 
 ,0U 1039. Charles the Second; or. The Merry Monarch. 
 
 A Comedy (with some Songs). First edn. 8vo, pp. 66, 
 unbound. Lond. 1824 
 
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 1040. Richelieu: a Domestic Tragedy. Now first >^1 /x^ 
 
 printed from the Author's Manuscript. l.Jmo, sewed, pp. 79 (£^ / C^ 
 (corners trimmed). N. Y. 1826 
 
 1041. 'Twas I; or, The Truth a Lie! A Farce, ^f (lO 
 
 12mo, half crimson roan, uncut. N. Y. 1837 ^^ — ^ 
 
 First edition. Performed first at the Park Theatre in 1836. 
 
 1042. Memoirs of John Howard Payne, the American ^^ ^ ^ 
 
 Roscius; with Criticisms on his Acting in the various /. CJ^ 
 Theatres of America, England, and Ireland. Portrait. / 
 
 8vo, full polished calf gilt, gilt edges. A fine copy. 
 
 Lond. 1815 
 
 1043. Brainaed (Charles H.) A Biographical 
 
 Sketch of the Author of "Home, Sweet Home!"; with a 
 Narrative of the Removal of his Remains from Tunis to 
 Washington. Portraits, etc. Royal 8vo, cloth, gilt top. 
 
 Wash. 1885 
 
 1044. Dramatist, Poet, Actor, and Author of C A 
 
 "Home, Sweet Home!" By G. Harrison. Portrait and y^ 
 facsimile. 8vo, cloth. Phil. 1885 
 
 1045. PEELE (GEORGE). Works. Edited and col- 
 lected, with Biography, by Alex. Dyce. Facsimile of Peel 
 writing {folding sheet). 3 vols. 12mo, full. levant morocco, 
 full gilt. Lond. 1829-39 
 
 Fine copy. Pickerjpg's scarce edition. 
 
 1046. PELTZER (OTTO). The Moralist and the Theatre, f r-) ^ 
 History of the Stage, its relation to the Church, its Influ- ' ,Ly U 
 ence, etc. Ulust. 8 vo, cloth. Presentation copy from the 
 author. Chicago, 1887 
 
 1047. PENNIE (J. P.) Britain's Historical Drama: a 
 Series of National Tragedies, intended to illustrate the 
 Manners, Customs, etc., of different early Eras in Britain. 
 8vo, half morocco, gilt top. Lond. 1832 
 
 1048. PENNSYLVANIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY MEM- yy r^ 
 OIRS. The Life and Times of John Dickinson, 1732-1808. ' '^^^ 
 By Chas. J. Stille. Portrait and facsimiles. 2 vols. 8vo, 
 
 cloth, uncut. Phil. 1891 
 
 1049. PERCY ANECDOTES. The Stage. Portrait of Ct^ 
 Mrs. Siddons. 16mo, half morocco, gilt top, uncut, original '^ 
 wrappers bound in. Lond. 1822 
 
 1050. PHELPS (H. P.) Players of a Century: a Record //^ 
 of the Albany Stage, including Notices of Prominent /v^ 
 Actors who have appeared in America. Post 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Albany, 1880 
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 1051. The Stage History of Famous Plays : Hamlet 
 
 from the Actor''s Standpoint; its Representatives, and a 
 Comparison of their Performances. Portraits of Terry, 
 Booth, Barrett, Forrest, etc. 4to, sheets, uncut. Large 
 Paper, limited to 25 copies, autographed by the author. 
 
 N. Y. 1890 
 
 1053. PHELPS (SAMUEL). Coleman (J. and E.) 
 Memoirs of Samuel Phelps. Portrait. 8vo, cloth. Lond.1886 
 
 1053. Phelps (W. M.) and Forbes-Robbetson (J.) 
 
 The Life and Life- Work of Samuel Phelps. \Portraits. 8vo, 
 cloth. Lond 1886 
 
 1054. PHILADELPHIA. A Gallery of Eminent Men of 
 Philadelphia, contemporary with the enforcement of the 
 New City Charter, etc., 1887. With Biographies. Edited 
 by E. C. Savidge and Wm. Anderson. 81 full-page steel 
 engraved portraits. Royal 4to, full morocco, gilt. 
 
 Phil. [1887] 
 
 1055. Memorial Historj' of the City of Philadelphia 
 
 from its First Settlement to 1895. Edited by John Russell 
 Young. Vol. 3 only. Special and Biographical. Numerous 
 portraits. Thick royal 8 vo, full morocco, gilt top. N.Y. 1898 
 
 Vol. 2 is complete in itself. Written by George O. Seilhamer. 
 Contains History of the People, Social Life and Manners, etc. 
 
 1056. PHILADELPHIA POLICE (The). Past and 
 Present. By Howard O. Sprogle. Ulusts. Thick 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Phil. 1887 
 
 1057. PHILADELPHIA STAGE. The Address and Pe- 
 tition of a number of the Clergy of various Denominations 
 in the City of Philadelphia . . . relative to a Law against 
 Vice and Immorality . . . (and) the Prohibition of Theat- 
 rical Exhibitions. 8vo, half calf, pp. 16. Scarce. Phil. 1793 
 
 1058. Chestnut Street Theatre, Phil. Resolu- 
 tions and Articles of Agreement entered into and adopted 
 by the Proprietors of the New Theatre, Phil. (With names 
 of the proprietors.) 12mo, paper, pp. 16. Rare. 
 
 Phil. [1799] 
 
 1059. Rules and Regulations of the General Theat- 
 rical Fund established in Philadelphia Dec, 1839. 13mo, 
 half roan, pp. 11. Phil. 1830 
 
 Rare. Many names of early actors occur in the list of 
 members — Joseph Jefferson, John Sefton, Edwin Forrest, W. B. 
 Chapman, W. Pelby, Clara Fisher, Mrs. Louisa Maywood, etc. 
 
 1060. Original Report of the Meeting called to pro- 
 pose the erection of an Opera House (1840), with sub- 
 scriber's form, etc. 8vo, half morocco, pp. 15. [Phil. 1840] 
 
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 PHILADELPHIA STAGE. 
 
 1061. A 4to Volume containing a collection of News- 
 paper Cuttings from " Taggart's Sunday Times " relating 
 
 to the ' ' Old Amateurs of Philadelphia. ' ' Carefully mounted (^ 
 and ruled in red. An interesting volume. Half brown QO 
 morocco. n. d. {oirca 1882] * 
 
 1062. Record of the Opera in Philadelphia. By .- /j 
 
 W. G. Armstrong. Bvo, cloth. Phil. 1884- ^ 
 
 1063. Hbmple (Sam). " Sam Hemple tells of his -^ ^ 
 
 Experiences of Plays and Players extending back over a ^ "2^ 
 Generation." Extracted from a newspaper and neatly<s>^ >^--c/ 
 mounted and lined in a serapbook of 34 pp. 4to, bound in 
 
 half morocco, lettered. 
 
 Reminiscences of many of the early comedians and man- 
 agers — Burton, Ward, the elder Booth, etc. 
 
 1064. The Evening Mirror (containing House Bills 
 
 of the Theatres), consisting of Arch St. Opera House, 1875- 
 
 8, 3 vols. ; Eleventh St. Opera House, 1875-8, 3 vols. ; Arch J 
 
 St. Theatre, 1874-8, 4 vols. ; Grand Central Theatre, 1874 /-ff^/y 
 and 1876-7, 3 vols. ; New National Theatre, 1877-.8, 2 vols. ; V^/ (^ 
 Philadelphia Museum, 1877-8, 2 vols. ; Walnut St. Theatre, ^ 
 
 1877-8, 1 vol.; and 4 vols, (unlettered), 1874, 1875, 1876 
 and 1878. Together 22 vols. Folio, half roan. (Sold not 
 subject to collation.) Phil. 1874-78 
 
 1065. PHILIPPINES. The Ransom of Manila; or, Eng- ^c 
 
 land's Ally: an Historical Play. By R. G. Lee. First / '-' 
 EDN. 8vo, unbound, pp. 88. Lond. 1793 / 
 
 1066. Harper's History of the War in the Philip- >7,^/'" 
 
 pines. Edited by Marrion Wilcox. Front, and numerous^ ^ fO 
 full-page plates (some colored) . 4to, cloth. N. Y. 1900 / 
 
 1067. PHILLIPS (WATTS). Watts Phillips, Artist and . ^^ 
 Playwright. By E. W. Phillips. Portrait and numerotis f J C._J 
 facsimiles of sketches and illust. letters. 8vo, cloth, gilt top/' 
 
 Lond. 1891 
 
 1068. Large Paper copy of the same. Royal 8vo, / /9/^ 
 
 cloth. Lond. 1891^' ^"^ 
 
 1069. PICTURESQUE AMERICA. A Delineation by 
 Pen and Pencil of the Mountains, Rivers, Lakes, Forests, 
 Water-falls, Canons, etc., of our Country. [Edited by 
 W. C. Bryant.] With numerous fine steel plates and wood 
 engravings by the most eminent artists. 2 vols, thick royal 
 4to, half morocco, gilt edges (rubbed). N. Y. [1872] 
 
 1070. PILKINGTON (MRS. LETETIA). Memoirs of, 
 interspersed with all her Poems and Anecdotes of Eminent 
 Persons— Dean Swift, Alexander Pope, etc., etc. 3 vols. 
 16mo, old calf. Lond., reprinted, 1749 
 
 Interesting bookplates of Wm. Christmas, the supporters 
 being piles of books. 
 
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 1071. PILON (FEEDERICK). Barataria : a Farce. 12mo, 
 boards. Dublin, 1785 
 
 William B. Wood's copy, with his autograph on the title, 
 and the outs marked. 
 
 1072. PIOZZI (MRS.) Love Letters of Mrs. Piozzi (Mrs. 
 ^/ /^y Thrale), written when she was eighty, to William A. Con- 
 O^ ' ^^ way. 8vo, half green morocco. Lond. 1843 
 
 1073. planch:^ (JAMES ROBINSON). Recollections 
 and Reflections : a Professional Autobiography. Illust. a 
 vols. 8vo, half morocco. Lond. 1872 
 
 1074. The Extravaganzas of J. R. Planche. Edited 
 
 by T. F. Dillon Croker and Stephen Tucker (Rouge Croix). 
 Illust. with numerous steel portraits. 5 vols. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Testimonial edition. Lond. 1879 
 
 1075. PLAYERS OF THE PERIOD. A Series of Anec- 
 y I ^ dotal Monographs, etc. , of Leading English Actors of the 
 
 C>N._ lJ Day. By Arthur Goddard. Numerous illusts. by ^' Alma," 
 Fred Barnard, Phil May, etc. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1891 
 
 1076. PLAYERS (The). "The Abstract, and Brief 
 / A.V Chronicles of the Time. " Numerous portraits. Nos. 1-82, 
 
 / / iUO 1860-61. Folio, three-quarter morocco. Lond. 1860-61 
 
 1077. PLAYHOUSE POCKET-COMPANION (The) ; or, 
 Theatrical Vade-Mecum: a Catalogue of all the Dramatic 
 Authors, Catalogue of Anonymous Pieces, etc. 12mo, half 
 calf (worn). Lond. 1779 
 
 With the title of the book in the autograph of J. P. Kemble 
 pasted inside cover. Probably Kemble's own copy. 
 
 1078. PLAYS. Manuscript Plat. Pygmalion, King 
 of Tyre: a Tragedy. 1788. Manuscript on 132 4to pp. 
 Unsigned. Bound in contemporary half calf. 
 
 1079. A Collection of about 1,000 Plays, mostly of 
 
 the 18th Century, contained in 148 vols., various bindings 
 (bindings of some broken, and from a few pieces have been 
 extracted). (As 148 vols. ) 
 
 Includes nearly all the popular plays of the period, and many 
 
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 ■^ 1080. Plays by Congreve, Farquhar, Vanbrugh, 
 
 Cibber, Centlivre, and others, mostly Tonson's edns. With 
 portraits and fronts. Bound in 7 vols. 12mo, half mo- 
 rocco. Lond. 1735 to 1760 
 
 1081. Various edns. of English Plays, mostly late 
 
 18th and early 19th Century edns. 12mo, etc., sewed. 
 (About 150 pieces, as a lot. ) 
 
 1082. English Plays of the early 19th Century, by 
 
 Buckstone, Fitzball, Westland Marston, Moncrieflf, and 
 others. Some First edns. 8vo, various bindings. (50 
 pieces, as a lot.) 
 
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 PLAYS. 
 
 1083. A Miscellaneous Collection of Plays, odd / C~7) 
 
 vols, of series, etc. , some lacking portraits, and a few im- f , \^ (J 
 perfect. (About 130 vols., as a lot.) 
 
 1084. Philadelphia Editions of Plays, various years / yp /" — " 
 
 from 1794, and including an edition (1825) of Charlesm^ ^j,At) 
 Lamb's " Mr. H. " 16mo, sewed. (About 70 pieces, as a lot.) 
 
 1085. Boston Editions, including O'Keefe's The High- A^ 
 
 land Reel, 1797 ; Metamora, by John Brougham ; The Queen's • 
 Heart, by J. W. Palmer; etc. 13mo, sewed. (20 pieces.) 
 
 1086. Baltimore Editions of Plays, published be- / //O 
 
 tween 1805 and 1830. 12mo, sewed. (About 50 pieces, as /• / V-/ 
 a lot.) 
 
 1087. New York Editions of Plays, various dates/^ (-^ 
 
 but mostly between 1800 and 1830. 16mo, sewed. (Aboi:^< . ^U 
 170 pieces, as a lot.) 
 
 1088. Miscellaneous Plays, mostly American Edi- 
 tions, including The Rose of Arragon, by S. B. H. Judah;' 
 Mathews' Trip to Paris, Simpson and Co., wifh portrait of // ^ C 
 Mr. Burhej Rejected Plays, N. Y. 1828; Bunker Hill, h^/-^ ^t/ 
 Burk, 1817; J. H. Payne's Brutus, Booth's Acting Edition, 
 
 1873; Led Astray, by Dion Boueicault; and others, mis- 
 cellaneous. 12mo, etc., sewed. (About 70 pieces, as a lot.) 
 
 1089. A Collection of about 150 Plays, Buncombe's 
 
 Edition and Longworth's New York Editions, including -^ ^ ^ — 
 First Editions of several by American authors. 17 vols, ^j a'^^ 
 16mo, uniformly bound in half red roan. From 1800 to ^-^' 
 about 1840. (As 17 vols.) 
 
 1090. Turner and Fisher's Editions. 8ome . . ^_^ 
 
 wifh frontispieces. About 190 pieces. 12mo, etc., sewed, iyl KQ 
 (As a lot.) Phil., ca. 1830'^ -^ 
 
 1091. A Collection of about 200 Plays, mostly 
 
 French's Acting Edition, and Spencer's Boston Theatre. -^ 
 Bound in 16 vols, post 8vo, half morocco (some bindings y/^ 
 defective). N. Y. and Bost. {circa 1850] 
 
 1092. PLAYWRITING; a Handbook for would-be Dra- 
 matic Authors. By a Dramatist. Plans of stage and stage 
 directions. 8vo, cloth. Lond. [recent] 
 
 1093. PLUMPTRE (JAMES). Four Discourses on Sub- ^- 
 jects relating to the Amusement of the Stage, preached at / C 
 Cambridge, Sept. and Oct. 1808. 8vo, cloth and label, / ^ 
 uncut. Cambridge, 1809 
 
 1094. The English Drama Purified. A Specimen of .^ 
 
 Select (expurgated) Plays, with Prefaces and Notes by the ./(J 
 Editor. 3 vols. 12mo, original boards, uncut. 
 
 Presentation copy from the author. Cambridge, 1812 
 
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 ■y 1095. POE (EDGAR ALLAN). The Dedication Exer- 
 
 / ^^ cises of the Actor's Monument to Poe in the Museum of 
 ^ Art, N. Y. City. 8vo, wrappers, pp. 45. [N. Y. 1885] 
 
 Addresses by Edwin Booth, William Winter, etc. 
 
 1096. POETRY. Lucile, by Owen Meredith, illust., N. Y. 
 /\^ 1889; Lowell's Early Poems, N. Y. 1893; Carpenter's 
 ^ ' Popular Readings, Lond. n. d. ; and others. 16 vols. 12mo, 
 
 J etc., V. b. 
 
 1097. POLLOCK (WALTER LIERRIES). The Modern 
 ,^ . French Theatre, with critical notes on some of the Principal 
 °^^ French Actors. (Reprinted with additions from The Ex- 
 aminer.) Royal 8vo, wrappers, pp. 61. Paris, 1878 
 
 ^ 1098. The Paradox of Acting, translated with Anno- 
 
 "^0 tations from Diderot's Paradoxe Sur Le Comedien. With 
 a Preface by Henry Irving. Post Svo, original wrappers, 
 uncut. Lond. 1883 
 
 The First Edition. Scarce. 
 
 / / /- — ■ 1099. POND (MAJ. J. B.) Eccentricities of Genius. 
 
 I ^ \Q t) Famous Men and Women of the Platform and Stage. 91 
 
 portraits, mainly American. Svo^ cloth. Lond. 1901 
 
 1100. POOLE (MISS). Fidelio; or, Constancy Rewarded. 
 . i^-v An Opera, as performed at the Park Theatre. Lithograph 
 
 JLJ portrait of Miss Poole, as Marcelline, by E. W. Clay. Post 
 Svo, wrappers, pp. 30. N. Y. 1839 
 
 Her first appearance in this country was in this year. 
 
 1101. POPE (ALEXANDER). Poetical Works. Edited 
 / /~)/^ by H. F. Cary. Vignette. Royal 8vo, half roan, gilt top. 
 hW^ Lond. 1872 
 
 1102. POR:fiE (CHARLES). An Oration in which the 
 Enquiry is made whether the Stage is, or can be made a 
 School for forming the Mind to Virtue. Transl. by J. 
 Lockman. 8vo, half morocco. Lond. 1734 
 
 Written by a Jesuit in defence of the stage. 
 
 1103. PORTEOUS RIOTS, Etc. Memoirs of the Times, 
 in a Letter to a Friend in the Country, containing an Ac- 
 count of Remarkable Occurrences, such as the Tumult at 
 Edinburgh, etc. 8vo, half calf. Lond. 1737 
 
 Contains an account of the Porteous Riots (narrated in Scott's 
 Heart of Midlothian). 
 
 tjS 1104. PORTRAITS. Storms (A. D.) The Player's Blue 
 
 ^"^ Book. (About 150 portraits, with Biographical Sketches.) 
 
 Royal Svo, cloth. Worcester, Mass. [1901] 
 
 1105. Operatic and Dramatic Album. Lithograph 
 
 /' /)/) Portraits, on India paper, and Biographical Sketches of 
 ' L/L/ Patti, Campanini (colored), Neilson, Henry Irving {scarce), 
 C. J. Mathews, Buckstone, Albani, etc. 4to, cloth (loose 
 in covers), a few extra portraits laid in. Lond.,n.d.[ca.l880] 
 
 132 
 
 
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 PORTRAITS. 
 
 1106. The Marie Burrows Art Portfolio of Stage ^ 
 
 Celebrities. Parts 1 to 14, inclusive. Sraall 4to, wrappers. /)K^ 
 (As 14 pieces.) Chicago, 1894 r 
 
 A collection of photographs of dramatic leaders. 
 
 1107. The Arts Club, Manchester. Catalogue of 
 
 Engravings of Theatrical Scenes and Portraits. By Ilarry y^ <" 
 Thornber. Reproductions of rare Engravings. Royal 8vo, eA.^ 
 cloth. Lond. [1888] ' 
 
 Presentation copy from the compiler. 
 
 1108. Supplements to "Society" (a Periodical), / 
 
 1883-86, being a series of about 170 colored, tinted and / '^C' 
 other portraits of Eminent Players, Literary Characters, /■ y ^ 
 Public Men, etc., etc. In 1 vol. Small folio, half cloth ' 
 and boards. 
 
 1109. Six different numbers of Oxberry's New Eng- 
 lish Drama, containing finely engraved portraits of J. P- 
 Kemble, Mrs. Jordan, Madame Vestris, C. Mathews, C. 
 Kemble, and Mr. Munden. (6 pieces.) 
 
 1110. Cawthorn '8 Minor British Theatre. 33 various ^^ 
 
 parts, each with a finely engraved portrait, including Ban- ^ (^ 
 nister, Liston, Fawcett, Quick, Mrs. Glover, Mathews, Miss ^ "^ 
 De Camp, G. F. Cooke, Mrs. Bland, etc. Large Paper 
 copies. (23 pieces. ) 
 
 1111. Forty vols, of Scrap-Books, containing hun- 
 dreds of woodcut portraits of celebrated Players of the last 
 few years, some with Biographical Notices extracted from 
 contemporary newspapers. (As 40 pieces.) 
 
 1112. POSTERS. Specimen Book of Poster Cuts for the 
 use of the Dramatic, Variety and Minstrel Professions. 
 Containing facsimiles, in miniature, of Cuts, also samples 
 of Card and Programmes, Cuts, Lithographs, Portraits, etc. 
 With prices attached. 4to, half roan. Phil. : Jackson, 1875 
 
 1113. ' Another similar volume, published by the 
 
 Ledger OfQce, Phil. 4to, half roan. Phil., n. d. \ca. 1880] 
 
 1114. POWER (TYRONE). Impressions of America 
 
 during the Years 1833, 1834 and 1835.. Front, by Hervieu, / (~r^ 
 and small 'portrait of Power inserted. 2 vols. 8vo, half mo- /^ t> ^ 
 rocco, gilt tops. Fine copy. Lond. 1836 — 
 
 1115. Another copy. 2 vols, cloth. Lond. 1836 -^ ^ 
 
 1116. PRESENT STATE (The) of the Stage in Great 
 
 Britain and Ireland and the Theatrical Characters of the ^ (—x ^ 
 Principal Performers in both Kingdoms impartially consid- / ) Ucp^ 
 ered. 12mo, half calf (one joint weak). Lond. 1753 / ' *-^ '^^ 
 
 " A work highly esteemed for its excellent criticisms of the 
 actors of the day." — Lowe. 
 
 123 
 
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 1117. PRIMCOCK (A.), 'pseud. The Taste of the Town ; 
 or, A Guide to all Publick Diversions. 12mo, half calf. 
 
 Lond. 1731 
 
 /^"Xj Chapters on the Bear Gardens, Masquerades, Dancing, etc. 
 
 • / The authorship has been attributed to James Ralph, the friend 
 
 of Benjamin Franklin. W. E. Burton's copy. 
 
 1118. Another copy. 12mo, half morocco. With 
 
 16 pp. of advertisements at end. Lond. 1731 
 
 , 1119. PROCTER (ADELAIDE ANNE). Legends and 
 Lyrics, with an Introduction by Charles Dickens. Portrait 
 and illusts. by Samuel Palmer, G. DuMaurier, and others. 
 Square 8vo, cloth gilt, gilt edges. Bost. 1866 
 
 1120. PROCTOR (R. W.) Our Turf, Our Stage, and 
 Our Ring. Illust. 12mo, wrappers. Manchester, 1862 
 
 1121. PROGRAMMES. Programmes of various theatres, 
 miscellaneous dramatic scraps, etc. A large parcel (over 
 200 pieces, as a lot). 
 
 1122. PROLOGUES AND EPILOGUES. A Collection 
 and Selection of English Prologues and Epilogues, com- 
 mencing with Shakespeare and concluding with Garrick. 
 With portraits of Mrs. Abingdon, Garrick, Lee Lewis, and 
 Mr. Weston. 4 vols. 12mo, half calf. Lond. 1779 
 
 With portraits (loosely inserted from another copy) of Barry, 
 Mrs. Guyn, Foote, Sheridan, Palmer and Mr. Wilson laid in. 
 
 /.(bo 
 
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 5.st 
 
 1123. PROVIDENCE (RHODE ISLAND) STAGE. His- 
 tory of the Providence Stage, 1762-1891. By G. O. Wil- 
 lard. 8vo, cloth. Only a limited number issued. 
 
 Providence, 1891 
 
 1124. Historical Account of the Providence Stage, 
 
 being a paper read before the Rhode Island Historical So- 
 ciety, Oct. 25, 1860 (with additions). By Charles Blake. 
 Post 8vo, cloth. Providence, 1868 
 
 Only 300 copies printed. 
 
 .^^125. PR YNNE (WILLIAM). Histrio-Mastix : the Play- 
 er's Scourge, or Actors Tragsedie. First bdn. Thick 
 small 4to, old calf (cover loose). Lond. 1633 
 
 For the publication of this Prynne had his ears cut off, and 
 
 was imprisoned and fined. In the preface is the well-known 
 
 reference to Shakespeare's plays. 
 
 1126. Mr. William Prynne, his Defense of Stage 
 
 Plays; or, A Retraction of a Former Book of his called 
 Histrio-Mastix. Small 4to, half roan, Lond. 1649 [Fac- 
 simile privately reprinted, Lond. 1822]. 
 Falsely attributed to Prynne. 
 
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 PRYNNE (WILLIAM). 
 
 1127. An Enquiry into the Genuineness of Prynne's ^^__^ 
 
 * ' Defence of Stage Plays, ' ' with a reprint of the said Tract. ^/^ 
 By E. "W. Brayley. 8vo, cloth. Privately printed, only 60 ^_y. 00 
 copies issued. Lond. 1825 
 
 1128. Another copy. 8 vo, wrappers. Presentation aj ^r" 
 
 copy with autograph inscription by the author, and num-^/ ,,iCtJ 
 bered as " 15." Lond. 1835 ' 
 
 1129. PYE (HENRY JAS.) Verses on Several Subjects. / 
 2 plates. 12mo, old leather. Lond. 1802 /^ 
 
 Wm. Warren's copy, with his stamp on titles. 
 
 1130. /QUARTERLY MUSICAL MAGAZINE AND // 
 V REVIEW (The). Vols. 1 to 10 (1818-28). ^/fO 
 
 Bound in 10 volumes. 8vo, half calf (some joints cracked 
 and title lacking to last vol.) Lond. 1818-28 
 
 Prom the Ubrary of W. E. Burton, with many interesting 
 contemporary notices of singers and musicians, musical scores, 
 etc. 
 
 1131. QUIN (JAMES). The Life of Mr. James Quin, . ^ 
 Comedian, with History of the Stage from his commencing / /jO 
 Actor to his retreat to Bath. With Anecdotes of Gal- 
 lantry, Literature, etc. Portrait. 12mo, half calf (small 
 
 defect in one page supplied in MS., and tear in title neatly 
 repaired). Rare. Lond. 1766 
 
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 1132. Life of Quin, with the History of the Stage. 
 
 Portrait. Post 8vo, boards, uncut. Lond. 1887 
 
 1133. 13 ACHEL. Memoirs of Rachel. By Madame / >^ x-j 
 -*-^ De B . Portrait. 2 vols, post 8vo, half /. CJU 
 
 morocco, gilt tops. Lond. 1858 
 
 1134. RACINET (M. A.) Le Costume Historique . . . 
 dans tons le Temps et chez les Peuples, avec de nombreux 
 details sur le Mobilier, les Armes, les Objets Usuels, les /^ 
 Moyens de Transport, etc. 500 plates (300 in colors o^'Q^.-Zy /Q/J 
 mented with gold and silver, and 200 in camaieu). 6 vols. ' . C/ 
 
 in 21 portfolios, with ties (one in wrappers). (As 6 vols.) /' 
 
 Paris, 1888 
 Magnificent set on Large Paper. An exhaustive oyclo- 
 psedia, not only of costume, but of furniture, jewelry, interior 
 decorations, civil and military life in all nations from the earli- 
 est times. Upwards of 500 plates, of which 300 are illumi- 
 nated IN GOLD, SILVER AND COLORS, the whole displaying over 
 8,000 DIFFERENT OBJECTS, with descriptive letterpress, indices, 
 etc. 
 
 125 
 
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 1135. RAINOLDES' OVERTHROW OF STAGE PLAYS. 
 The Overthrow of Stage-Playes bj' Way of controversie be- 
 twixt D. Gager and D. Rainoldes, wherein all the reasons 
 that can be made for them are notably refuted . . . etc. The 
 second edn. Small 4to, original old leather (much worn). 
 
 At Oxford, 1 639 
 
 Very rare. The binding, as might be supposed after nearly 
 300 years, is in shabby condition, but could be easily restored, 
 and the leaves being in remarkably fine, clean condition, an 
 exceptionally desirable copy would result. It is very rarely 
 that original binding of this date remains on a book in any 
 condition. 
 
 This and the similar treatise by Northbropke are the two 
 most important of the early books that attacked the stage and 
 that called forth Hey wood's Apology for Actors, and others in 
 defence. John Rainoldes was one of the most distinguished 
 divines of the late 16th century, while William Gager, who was 
 also a divine, wrote some Latin plays and poems, and defended 
 the profession. Inside the cover is the old bookplate of Charles 
 Boddam. 
 
 1136. RANDOLPH (THOS.) Poetical and Dramatic 
 Works of Thomas Randolph. With an Account of the 
 Author and Notes by W. Carew Hazlitt. Portrait. 3 vols. 
 13mo, boards, uncut. Lond. 1875 
 
 1137. REES (JAMES— " CoUey Gibber"). The Dra- 
 matic Authors of America. Post 8vo, half roan. Phil. 1845 
 
 A dictionary of authors, with their productions, and list of 
 anonymous plays, also biographical notes. 
 
 1138. REEVE (JOHN— noted English Comedian, ap- 
 peared on the early American Stage). Life of John Reeve. 
 By Douglas Banister. With portrait by Wageman. 8vo. 
 
 Lond., n. d. 
 
 Bound with the above in a red vol. of 8vo size (boards, with 
 
 roan back) are six scarce portraits of the actor (nearly all finely 
 
 colored), and an additional biography, with portrait. (Sold as 
 
 one piece.) 
 
 1139. REEVES (SIMS). Life and Recollections. Written 
 by Himself. Fortrait. 8vo, half morocco, gilt top. 
 
 Lond. 1888 
 
 1140. REIGNOLDS-WINSLOW (CATHERINE MARY). 
 Yesterdays with Actors. Numerous portraits. Post 8vo, 
 cloth, gilt top. Bost. 1887 
 
 1141. REMUSAT (MADAME DE). Memoirs, 1802-1808. 
 ■Q Transl. by Mrs. Cashel Hoey and John Lillie. Best edn. 
 
 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 18S0 
 
 Napoleon I. and his Times. 
 
 1142. RESTORATION PLAYS. Neglected Virtue; or, 
 The Unhappy Conquerour. First edn. Small 4to, un- 
 bound, pp. 48 (browned with age). Lond. 1696 
 
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 RESTORATION PLAYS. 
 
 ^143. The Ambitious Step-Mother, by N. Rowe 
 
 (Epilogue spoken by Mrs. Brace^irdle), pp. 79, Lond. 1701; ^^ 
 The Old Bachelor, by Mr. Congreve (Epilogue spoken by , / U 
 Mrs. Barry), pp. 55, 1693. 2 pieces, small 4to, unbound / 
 (name on titles). 
 
 1144. The Mulberry Garden, a Comedy, by Sir f> 
 
 Chas Sedlby, 1675; Love in a Wood, or St. James's J(a 
 Park, a Comedy, by Wm. Wycherley (lower half of last ^ 
 leaf torn away, destroying the Epilogue), 1711; .^SOP, A ' 
 Comedy, by Sir John Vanbrugh, 1697. 3 pieces, small 4to, 
 unbound, about 75 pp. each. Lond. 1675-1711 
 
 1145. RETZSCH'S OUTLINE ILLUSTRATIONS. Schil- ^C 
 ler's Song of the Bell, Fridolin, Fight with the Dragon, ./o 
 and Pegasus in the Yoke ; also, Goethe's Faust. Containing ' 
 
 in all 119 outline illustrations, with descriptive text. Bound 
 in one volume. 4to, half morocco (a little rubbed). 
 
 Stuttgart, 1857 
 
 1146. REYNOLDS (FREDERICK). The Life and Times /ir 
 of Reynolds, written by. Himself. Portrait. 2 vols. 8vo, "''V "^ 
 half morocco, gilt tops. Lond. 1827 
 
 1147. A Playwright's Adventures. Woodcut illusts. CT 
 
 12mo, half morocco, gilt edges. (Dramatic Annual, 1831.) ^"^ 
 
 [Lond. 1831] ' 
 
 1148. RHYS (CAPTAIN HORTON— Morton Price). A ^^ 
 Theatrical Trip for 'a Wager: Through Canada and the ^^^ 
 United States. Portraits and colored plates. Post 8vo, 
 cloth, gilt. Lond. 1861 
 
 1149. RICE (DAN). Memories of Dan Rice. By Maria/^/ 
 Ward Brown. Illust. 8vo, cloth. ^^ (S)0 
 
 Long Branch, N. J., published by the author [1901] 
 
 1150. RICHARDSON (NATHANIEL K.) One Hundred ^ C" 
 Choice Selections in Poetry and Prose. 4 vols, crown 8vo, •<«^*-' 
 half roan (broken). Phil. 1876 
 
 1151. RICHMOND THEATRE FIRE. Dangers of the 
 Theatre. Extracts from a Printed Account of the Con 
 flagration of Richmond Theatre in Virginia, which hap 
 pened "-i6th of December, 1811. 16mo, wrappers, pp. 7. 
 
 n. p., n. d. [circa 1812] 
 Contains list of Theatre fires from 1773. 
 
 1152. Calamity at Richmond. A Narrative of the / ^-y. 
 
 . . . Awful Conflagration of the Theatre in Richmond, / /O 
 by which more than seventy citizens lost their lives, etc. / 
 Crude woodcut frontispiece. 12mo, half roan, uncut. 
 
 Scarce. Phil. 1812 
 
 1153. Full Account of the Burning of the Rich- / / Q 
 
 mond Theatre, Dec. 26th, 1811. 8vo, half straight-grained • 
 morocco. Richmond, 1858 
 
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 1154. RISTORI (ADELAIDE). Studies and Memories: 
 An Autobiography. 13mo, cloth. Bost. 1888 
 
 1155. RIZOS (J.) Aspasia, a Tragedy in Modern Greeir. 
 Edited by A. Negris. 16mo, wrappers (dust-soiled). 
 
 Printed in Greek characters. Bost. 1829 
 
 1156. ROACH (J.) Authentic Memoirs of the Green- 
 Room [for 1800]. Portrait of Miss De Gamp, hy Alais. 
 
 Q 16mo, half calf. (Lettered wrongly as Vol. 1.) Lond. 1800 
 This volume edited by Thomas Bellamy. The authors of the 
 other volumes are in doubt, though it is believed to have been 
 W. C. Oulton. 
 
 /_. 1157. Authentic Memoirs of the Green-Room. In 
 
 (SJ^ two volumes, Vol. 1. Portrait of Miss Murray as Aman- 
 
 this, by Alais. 16mo, half calf. Lond., n. d. [1801] 
 
 Although the title states " two volumes " only this volume 
 
 was issued, and only one portrait — that of Miss Murray. 
 
 Lettered wrongly as being "Vol. 2 of the preceding lot. 
 
 1158. Authentic Memoirs of the Green-Room [for 
 
 1802]. With portraits of Mrs. Gihhs and Mrs. Billington, 
 both engraved hy Alais. 16mo, half calf (lettered wrongly 
 as Vol." 3). Lond. 1802 
 
 This is the volume that was intended to be the second part of 
 the volume for 1801; but the publication being delayed too 
 long, it was issued as being for 1803. 
 
 1159. Authentic Memoirs of the Green-Room, in- 
 cluding Sketches, Biographical, Critical and Characteristic, 
 of the Performers ... at Drury Lane, Covent Garden and 
 the Haymarket; containing Original Lives and Anecdotes 
 Never Before Published. Portrait of Miss Stephens by 
 Alais. Post 8vo, half russia (joints cracked). 
 
 Lond.,n. d. [1814] 
 
 Very rare. Roach's Memoirs of the Green-Room appeared at 
 
 irregular intervals from 1796, and the later issues are much 
 
 rarer than the earlier ones. This — ^which is possibly the last — 
 
 , is exceedingly so. 
 
 ^<^ 1160. ROBINS (EDWARD, JR.) Echoes of the Play- 
 
 ^»^ house; Reminiscences of some Past Glories of the English 
 
 Stage. Portraits, some in character. Post 8vo, cloth. 
 
 N. Y. 1895 
 
 1161. ROBINSON (MRS. MARY— "Perdita"). Memoirs 
 / C" of the late Mrs. Robinson. Written by Herself. With 
 
 l_^ some posthumous pieces. Finely engraved portrait. First 
 "^ EDN. 4 vols. 16mo, half calf, yellow edges. Lond 1801 
 
 1162. Memoirs of Mrs. Robinson. With Introduc- 
 
 /yrtion and Notes by J. Fitzgerald MoUoy. Portraits {of Mrs. 
 .^4y Robinson, Miss Farren, the Duchess of Devonshire, etc., 
 
 after Cosway, Reynolds, etc., all on India paper). Royal 
 8vo, cloth, uncut. Large Paper copy, limited to 125 
 copies. Lond. 1895 
 
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 1163. ROBINSON ("PERDITA"), CHARLOTTE 
 CHARKE, AND MRS. WOOD (PATON). Memoirs of 
 Mrs. Robinson, written by Herself, portrait., Lond. 1839 
 Narrative of the Life of Mrs. Charlotte Charke, written by 
 Herself (daughter of CoUey Gibber), Lond. 1837; Memoirs 
 of the Private and Public Life of Mr. and Mrs. Wood, 
 Lond. 1835. Bound together in one vol. l:2mo, half 
 morocco. 
 
 1164. ROBSON (WILLIAM). The Old Play-Goer. 13mo, , ^~- 
 half morocco. Lond. 1854 /^vx 
 
 Contains many interesting references to the Kemble family/' 
 as exponents of the Shakespeare drama, etc. 
 
 1165. [ROGERS (MAJOR ROBERT).] Ponteach; or, . 
 The Savages of America. A Tragedy. First edn. 8vo, //^^ 
 unbound,- pp. 110, with 3 pp. of advertisements. Jr ^ "^ ) 
 
 Lond. : For the Author, 1766 
 Rare. Printed on thick paper, possibly a special issue. 
 
 1166. ROLLIN (CHARLES). Ancient History. Transl. 
 
 from the French. Numerous engravings of the Egyptian /p >.- 
 Antiquities, etc. Complete set of maps of Ancient geography. _ »^ *-> 
 2 vols. 4to, half morocco. Bost. 1853 
 
 1167. ROWE (NICHOLAS). Tamerlane: a Tragedy. / ^yt 
 PiKST EDN. With the half-title. Small 4to, unbound, pp. / ^u 
 73 (name on title). Lond. 1703 ' 
 
 Rare with the half-title. 
 
 1168. The Fair Penitent. . A Tragedy. First edn. 
 
 With the half-title. Small 4to, unbound, pp. 61, with 3 pp. 
 extra of advts. (name on title and slight damage to half- 
 title). Lond. 1703 
 
 1169. Dramatic Works of Nicholas Rowe. Copper- ^ Q 
 
 plates. 3 vols. 13mo, old calf (rebaeked). Lond. 1735 « 
 
 1170. RUSSELL (W. CLARK). Representative Actors. 
 A Collection of Criticisms, Anecdotes, etc., etc., referring 
 to many celebrated British Actors from the Sixteenth to 
 the Present Century. Front. Crown 8vo, tree calf (cover 
 loose). Lond., n. d. [1875] 
 
 1171. RUSSIA. A Popular History of Russia from the CT 
 Earliest Times to 1880. By Alfred Ram baud. Transl. by y^ 
 L. B. Lang. Numerous steel and wood engravings, maps, 
 etc. 3 vols, thick royal 8vo, half sheep (backs slightly 
 chipped at top), gilt tops, uncut. 
 
 Bost. : Estes & Lauriat [1879] 
 
 1172. BUEL (J. W.) Russian Nihilism and Exile 
 
 Life in Siberia ... in its true and horrifying phases. Giv- 
 ing the result of a tour through these countries, made by 
 the Author. Numerous portraits and illusts. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Phil. [1889] 
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 1173. RYAN (RICHARD). Dramatic Table Talk; or, 
 Scenes, Situations, and Adventures, Serious and Comic, in 
 
 ^ Theatrical History and Biography. Reproductions of auto- 
 
 'y "Ml graphs of Garrick, Sheridan, etc., views of the interior of 
 
 ^ • ^' the Red Bull playhouse, pedigree of Shakespeare, and other 
 
 illusts. 3 vols. 12mo, old half calf. Lond. 1835-30 
 
 1174. RYLEY (S. W.) The Itinerant; or. Memoirs of 
 an Actor. 3 vols, post 8vo, old tree calf. (Library stamp 
 on title and label on covers.) Lond. 1809 
 
 First edition of the first series, by the noted " Itinerant." 
 
 1175. The Itinerant; or, Memoirs of an Actor. 
 
 Part II. 3 vols, in 1. Thick 12mo, sheep. Phil. 1817 
 
 1176. The Itinerant; or. Memoirs of an Actor. 
 
 (Complete set of the three Series, all First edns., except 
 Vols. 1 and 2 of the First Series, which are second edns.) 
 9 vols. 12mo, uniformly bound in half calf, gilt 
 
 Lond. 1809-27 
 Scarce. With the portrait, and an autograph letter signed 
 of the author inserted. 
 
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 1177. UAINT-AMAND(IMBERTDE). Famous Women 
 *^ of the French Court: Marie Antoinette, Citi- 
 
 zeness Bonaparte, Duchess d'Angoul^me, Marie Louise, 
 Women of the Valois Court. 5 vols, post 8vo, cloth. As 
 new. N. Y. : Scribners, 1900 
 
 1178. SALVINI (TOMMASO). Leaves from the Auto- 
 biography of. Portraits. Post 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1893 
 
 1179. SAND (GEORGE). The Masterpieces of George 
 Sand, transl. into English by G. Burnham Ives. 20 vols. 
 8vo, buckram, gilt tops, uncut. 
 
 Phil. : Barrie, for Subscribers only [1900] 
 
 Nohant edition, limited to 1.000 copies, of which this is No. 
 
 82, with specially printed leaf for Chas. N. Mann. Beautifully 
 
 illustrated with plates on Japan vellum, after paintings by 
 
 Cotazzo, J. B. Graaf, and others. 
 
 1180. SANSCRIT PLAY. The Maha Vira Charita; or. 
 The History of Rama. A Sanscrit Play by Bhatta Bhaval- 
 huti. Edited by Francis H. Trithen. 8vo, half morocco. 
 
 Load. 1848 
 
 1181. SAUNDERS (GEORGE). A Treatise on Theatres. 
 IS folding plates. 4to, original half calf (worn). Lond. 1790 
 
 1182. SAVAGE (RICHARD). Sir Thomas Overbury. 
 
 12mo, half sheep. Dublin, 1777 
 
 William B. Wood's copy, with his autograph on the title, 
 also autograph " Messrs. Warren and Reinagle." 
 
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 1183. SAWYER (LEMUEL). Blackboard, a Comedy, 
 12mo, sewed, pp. 66, uncut and unopened, 1824; The Wreck 
 of Honor, a Tragedy, 13mo, sewed, pp. 87. (Part of im- 
 print cut from title.) [18—.] (2 pieces.) N. Y. 1824, etc. 
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 Gilpin. 
 
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 Fruitless Revenge. A Tragedy as it is Acted at the Theatre 
 Royal. Mr. (T.) Scot. Small 4to, half roan (margins of 
 title and 3 11. repaired). Lond. : For H. Rhodes, 1697 
 
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 Terry.) Svo, unbound, pp. 64. Lond. 1820 . 
 
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 1196. The Pirate. By Thos. Dibdin. 8vo, unbound, XI) 
 
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 titles. Bound in one volume. 16mo, grained calf. 
 
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 from its First Establishment to the Present Time. By John 
 Jackson. The whole interspersed with Memoirs of the 
 Author, ten years Manager of the Theatre Roj-al, Edin- 
 burgh. Svo, half morocco, uncut. Edinburgh, 1793 
 
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 ^ ' Edinburgh, 1800 
 
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 Stephen Kemble and his Company, including Mrs. Siddons, 
 
 Pope, Bannister, etc. 
 
 1202. Letters which passed between Mr. West 
 
 (^ -y^ Digges and Mrs. Sarah Ward, 1752-1759. 8vo, boards, 
 
 ^.00 cloth back. Edinburgh, 1833 
 
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 an Introduction. The letters are interesting as throwing light 
 
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 century. 
 
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 ^^f) Account of the Rise and Progress of Dramatic Writing in 
 
 • / Scotland. By James C. Dibdin. Portrait. Royal Svo, 
 
 half morocco (back slightly damaged). Edinburgh, 1888 
 
 t^ 1204. SCRAP-BOOKS. 5 Small 4to Scrap-Books, con- 
 O O taining Literary and Dramatic Clippings, about 1835 and 
 ' later. 5 vols, cloth and half calf. 
 
 1205. SECRET HISTORY (The) of the Green-Room: 
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 Actresses of the Three Theatres Royal. 2 vols. 12mo, half 
 morocco. (Vol. I., 1795; Vol. II., 1792.) Lond. 1792-95 
 
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 1206. SEDLEY (SIR CHARLES). Bellamira; or, The 
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 tion on the Publick Diversions, &c., of Persons and Things, 
 and Things and Persons, and what not. In a letter from 
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 Anthony Hammond. The pamphlet is a criticism on the pieces 
 being performed at the theatres, and gives an account of Miss 
 Arne, who had just appeared. Booth (Barton) and other actors 
 are also mentioned. 
 
 1208. SEILHAMER (G. O.) An Interviewer's Album, 
 comprising a Series of Chats with Eminent Players and / /^/^ 
 Playwrights. Complete set of the 16 parts, each with apor- /. C/^ 
 trait, bound in one volume. Royal Svo, half morocco, un- 
 cut. N. Y. 1881 
 
 Many of the portraits had never before been published. 
 
 1209. History of the American Theatre, from 1749 
 
 to 1797. 3 vols. 4to, cloth, uncut (a few leaves in Vol. 2 
 damaged at top edges). Phil. 1888-91 
 
 By far the most complete record of the beginnings of the 
 Drama in America. This copy has been extra-illustratei> 
 
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 REPBODtJCTIONS OF A DOZEN OF THE RAREST-KNOWN PORTRAITS 
 OF THE EARLY PERFORMERS. 
 
 1210. SELECT LONDON STAGE (The). A Collection 
 
 of the Most Reputed Tragedies, Comedies, Operas, Melo- //)/^ 
 Dramas, Farces and Interludes, as performed at the Thea- A ^ 
 tres Royal. Engraved front, with 7 portraits (toxed) . 8vo, 
 half morocco. Lond., n. d. [ca. 1840] 
 
 1211. SEYMOUR (ROBERT). The Devil to Pay; or, 
 
 The Wives Metamorphosed. A Ballad Farce, by C. Coffey, /Q 
 with Remarks by "W. T. Moncreiff. 8 plates by Seymour. . ' 
 12mo, wrappers, pp. 24. Lond. 1831 
 
 1212. Another copy. 
 
 1213. SHAD WELL (CHARLES). Works: The Hasty 
 Wedding, The Plotting Lovers, Irish Hospitality, or Vir- 
 tue Rewarded, etc. (7 Plays and Songs.) 2 vols. 8vo, origi- 
 nal calf. Dublin : Risk & Leathley, 17^0 
 
 The first collected edition. Rare. 
 
 1214. SHADWELL (THOS.) The Squire of Alsatia. A 
 Comedy.' First bdn. Small 4to, unbound, pp. 87 (part of //U 
 last leaf gone, destroying epilogue, which has been supplied yj^ 
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 on title). Lond. 1688 
 
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 on title). Lond. 1689 
 
 ^1^ 1316. The Virtuoso: a Comedy. Small 4to, half roan 
 
 •,,^0 (some pp. cut close). Lond. 1691 
 
 , 1217. The Volunteers, or the Stock-jobbers, A 
 
 ^ C Comedy. First edn. Small 4to, unbound, pp. 56 (name on 
 '-^ title). Lond. 1693 
 
 1218. SHAKESPEARE. The Complete Works of Shake- 
 speare from the Original Text, with Historical and Critical 
 Introductions to each Play, and a Life of Shakespeare by 
 Chas. Knight. WiQi numerous fine steel portraits of cele- 
 brated American actors in character. 3 vols. 4to, half red 
 morocco, gilt (a little rubbed). N. Y. [ca. 1850] 
 
 1219. Hamlet. The Tragedy of Hamlet Prince of 
 
 Denmark. As it is now acted at his Highness the Duke of 
 York's Theatre. By William Shakespeare. 4to, full mo- 
 rocco. 
 
 Lond. : Printed for H. Herringman and R. Bentley . . . 1683 
 
 Raee. The second Restoration quarto. Betterton's act- 
 ing edition, that noted actor and Mrs. Betterton appearing in 
 the cast as Hamlet and Ophelia, respectively. Autograph of 
 Ben. Ithell on title ; and some later owner has written opposite 
 the cast the names of apparently an early nineteenth century 
 performance, Mrs. Siddons, Kemble, Chas. Young, Munden 
 and others taking parts. The blank margins of four leaves at 
 the end, having had slight tears in them, have been strength- 
 ened. Tall copy. 
 
 1220. Hamlet. The First edn. of the Tragedy of 
 
 Hamlet. By Shakespeare, Lond. 1603. An accurate re- 
 print by Nicol at the Shakespeare Press, 1825. 8vo, un- 
 bound. 
 
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 1221. Hamlet. Hamlet: A Dramatic Prelude. By 
 
 James Rush, M.D. 12mo, wrappers, pp. 122. Phil. 1834 
 
 Written by a distinguished Philadelphia physician, who 
 founded the Ridgeway Institute. 
 
 1222. Another copy. Wrappers. Phil. 1834 
 
 1223. Hamlet. Arranged for representation at the 
 
 Princess's Theatre, with Notes by Charles Kean, as per- 
 formed Jan. 10, 1859. Post 8vo, wrappers, pp. 110. 
 
 Lond. [1859] 
 
 1224. Hamlet. Shakespeare's Hamlet, herausge- 
 
 geben von Karl Elze. 8vo, half morocco. Leipzig, 1857 
 
 Introduction in German, text in English, and critical notes, 
 mostly in English. 
 
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 1225. Hamlet. Hamlet Travestie, with Burlesque X*? 
 
 Annotations. By John Poole. Royal 8vo, half crimson V. 00 
 morocco, gilt top, uncut. 
 
 N. Y. : Reprinted for private distribution, 1866 
 Beautifully printed at the Bradstreet Press. Large Paper 
 copy. Only 100 copies printed. 
 
 1226. Hamlet. Some Famous Hamlets from Burbage / '^ C~ 
 
 to Pechter. By Austin Brereton. Post Bvo, half morocco, /' -^ 
 unopened. Lond. 1884 
 
 1227. Hamlet. The E. H. Sothern Acting Version. C~7\ 
 
 Portraits and scenes. 8vo, pictorial boards, uncut. N. Y. 1901 Y ^ 
 
 1228. Henry YIII. The Life of Henry VHI., by 
 
 Shakespeare. With Historical Notes, etc., never before / /^/T 
 published [by Joseph Grove]. Old copper-plate portraits/^ (J^ 
 of Anne Boleyn, Thomas Cromwell, Henry VII., Wolsey, 
 
 etc. Svo, unbound, pp. 116. Lond. 1758 
 
 1229. Macbeth: a Tragedy Written by William 
 
 Shakespeare. With Notes and Emendations by Harry Rowe, 
 Trumpet-Major to the High Sheriffs of Yorkshire, and Mas- 
 ter of a Puppet-Show. The Second edn. Fancy portrait^ 
 of the author. Svo, unbound, pp. 112. York, 1799 
 
 Eeally written by John Croft, the York antiquarian and 
 commentator on Shakespeare, who put to it the name of Harry 
 Eowe, an itinerant showman of that city. An exceedingly 
 amusing, and yet common-sense, criticism of the tragedy. The 
 alterations made, he states, are from an old manuscript in the 
 possession of his prompter of the wooden-puppets, and his 
 " ancestors by the mother's side was rush spreader and candle- 
 snuffer at the Globe play-house, as appears from a memor- 
 andum, on a page of the manuscript: This day March the fourth 
 1598. received the sum of seven shillings and fourpence for six 
 bundles of rushes and two pair of brass snuffers." 
 
 The author's own copy, with an additional note written in 
 and signed "H. E." A scarce Shakespearean item, which 
 every collector should possess for its humor and common 
 sense. 
 
 1230. Macbeth. Tragedy of Macbeth, as Produced / /^/l 
 
 by Edwin Booth. With Remarks by H. L. Hinton. 8vo, A L/C/ 
 wrappers, pp. 80. N. Y., n. d. 
 
 1231. Macbeth and King Richard III. : an Essay 
 
 in Answer to Remarks of the Characters of Shakespeare. By 
 J. P. Kemble. First EDN. 13mo, half morocco. Lond. 1817 
 
 1232. Midsummer Night's Dream. Arranged for . 
 
 Representation at Daly's Theatre by Augustin Daly, and /J-^ 
 Produced there for the first time January 31, 1888. For- 
 
 trait and scenes from the play. Svo, original wrappers. 
 [Preface by William Winter.] 
 
 [N. Y.] Privately printed for Mr. Daly, 1888 
 
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 1233 Much Ado About Nothing! As Produced 
 
 by Edwin Booth. Portrait of Booth, and view of BootWs 
 
 Theatre (2Sd St. J, New York, on cover. 8vo,wrappers, pp. 61. 
 
 With introduction by H. L. Hinton. N". Y., n. d. [1871] 
 
 1234. Romeo and Juliet. The History of Mon- 
 
 tecchio and Julietta : giving an Account of their First Meet- 
 ing, etc. 12mo, unbound, pp. 48. Lond. ,n d. [circa 1790] 
 
 A translation of the original Italian romance on which Romeo 
 and Juliet was founded. 
 
 1235. Tempest (The) ; or. The Enchanted Island. 
 
 A Comedy as it is now Acted at their Majesties Theatre in 
 Dorset-Garden. 4to, unbound (date on title, and a few 
 catch- words cut into by binder). Autograph on title of 
 Wm. Neville. 
 
 Lond. : Printed by J. M. for H. Herringman . . . 1690 
 Raee. Second edition of Dryden and Davenant's Edi- 
 tion OP Shakespeare's Tempest. Dryden, in the preface, 
 states his account of the writing of this adaption, and eulogizes 
 Davenant for his invention and addition of characters— this 
 being a youth who had never seen a woman ; a sister to Miranda, 
 who likewise had never beheld a man; and a female monster 
 as a companion to Caliban, these being added as a " Counter- 
 part " ! ! ! 
 
 1236. Winter's Tale (The), altered from Shake- 
 spear by Charles Marsh. First edn. 8vo, unbound, pp. 78. 
 
 Lond. 1756 
 A sarcastic address to Garrick is on the title-page. 
 
 1237. Winter's Tale (The). Scenes from The 
 
 Winter's Tale. (Being selections from the text and illus- 
 trations to the same ; pictured in 48 full-page plates ; illumi- 
 nated IN gold and colors in the Grecian style.) Small 
 4to, cloth gilt, gilt edges. Lond. : Day & Son, n. d. 
 
 - 1238. CYMBELiNE,with alterations by David Garrick, 
 
 Lond. 1770; Romeo and Juliet, altered by Garrick, Lond., 
 n. d. [circa 1770]; Henry the Eighth, as Performed at 
 Drury Lane, Lond. 1763. 12mo, unbound. (3 pieces.) 
 
 yl 1239. Much Ado about Nothing; The Tempest; 
 
 c/0 Merchant op Venice; Henry VIII; Julius Caesar; and 
 
 ' Macbeth. Edited by Wm. J. Rolfe. lUusts. 6 vols, square 
 
 crown 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1872-75 
 
 /^ 1240. Irving's Acting Edition of Twelfth Night, 
 
 ^0 1884; Calvert's Henry V. (Booth's Theatre), N. Y. 1875; 
 
 I Othello, as Performed by Salvini and Booth, 1886 ; Ros- 
 
 tori's Acting Edition of Macbeth, N.Y.I 866; Julius Caesar, 
 
 and Historical Tragedy by Edward Willard, Phil. [1890] ; 
 
 and other Shakespeareana. (30 pieces.) 
 
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 1341. Double Falsehood; or, The Distrest Lovers. 
 
 A Play. Written originally by W. Shakespeare and now 
 revised and adapted to the Stage by Mr. Theobald. 8vo, un- 
 bound (probably should have a half-title), pp. 64- Lond.1728 
 Scarce. First edition. Theobald was the noted Shake- 
 spearean critic, and his account of this is that it is printed 
 from a manuscript which originally belonged to Betterton and 
 was in the handwriting of John Downes, the dramatist and //^^ /)() 
 author of "Roscius Anglicanus." The original manuscript, // j^ 
 however, was never produced, and it is generally believed to / (/ "^ — 
 have been written by Theobald himself, he presumably think-' 
 ing that the public might receive it as the missing play of 
 "Cardenio," which Shakespeare's company acted at Court in 
 1613. This latter play is. unknown, but an entry appears in 
 the registers of the Stationers' Company in 1653 that Humphrey 
 Mosely applied for a license to publish this play of Cardenio, 
 and the authorship is given as by Fletcher and Shakespeare. 
 Cardenio was founded on an incident in Don Quixote, and this 
 play is on the same incident. 
 
 1242. DoxjBTFTJL Plays, A Supplement to the Plays ^ ^^ f — " 
 
 of Shakespeare, comprising the Seven Dramas which have^/ <J) 
 been ascribed to his pen, but not included in modern edi-'*'^' / 
 
 tions of his Writings. Notes and Introductions by W. G. 
 Simms. 8vo, cloth. Phil. 1855 
 
 1243. Doubtful Plays. Shakespeare's Doubtful x 
 
 Plays. Supplemental Vol. to the Pictorial Edition. Edited f , Q Q 
 by Charles Knight. Numerous illusts. Royal 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Loud,, n. d. 
 
 1244. Songs and Ballads of Shakespeare. By 
 
 T. W. Gwilt Mapleson. Illuminated throughout in gold and ^v^ 
 colors. Royal 8vo, full morocco. N. Y., n. d. [ca. 1850] 
 
 1245. Sonnets (The). Shakespeare's Sonnets, with 
 
 Commentaries. By T. D. Budd. Square crown 8vo, original 
 wrappers, uncut. Phil. 1868 
 
 A limited issue, privately printed. 
 
 1246. Illustrations. A 4to vol in half morocco, 
 
 containing 30 plates from Bell's British Theatre, etc., pre- 
 senting Eminent Actors and Actresses in Shakespearean 
 characters, etc. GO" I'^'SS 
 
 1247. Illustrations. Outline Illustrations by Ruhl 
 
 to Shakespeare's Merchant of Venice, Midsummer Night's 
 Dream, Tempest, and Romeo and Juliet. 3B plates, with . 
 text in English, French, and German. 4to, full morocco, 
 giU. Leipsic, n. d. [ca. 1840] 
 
 1248. Illustrations. The Gallery of Illustrations ^ rye 
 
 for Shakespeare's Dramatic Works, originally projected and y/ ^U 
 published by John Boydell, reduced and re-engraved by the«=^ ' 
 Heliotype process, with Selections from the Text. Edited by 
 T Parker Norris. Thick folio, half crimson morocco gilt, 
 gilt top. PMl. 1874 
 
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 1249. Ayscough (Samuel). Index to Remarkable 
 
 Passages in Shakespeare, calculated to point out the differ- 
 ent meanings to which the words are applied. By Sam'l 
 Ayscough. Second revised edn. 8vo, cloth (worn). 
 
 Lond. 1827 
 
 1250. Bacon (Delia). The Philosophy of the Plays 
 
 of Shakespeare Unfolded. With a Preface by Nathaniel 
 Hawthorne. 8vo, cloth. Bost. 1857 
 
 First edition. Scarce. The famous book which started the 
 theory that Sir Francis Bacon wrote the plays of Shakespeare. 
 
 1251. Bacon vs. Shakespeare. Part I., A Brief 
 
 for the Plaintiff ; Part II. , A Brief for the Defendant ; Part 
 III., The Verdict. By Edwin Reed. 8vo, extracted from 
 " The Arena," and sewed in paper covers. 
 
 [N. Y. ca. 1850] 
 The verdict was the expression of opinion by E. C. Stedman, 
 E. Gosse, Henry Irving, and others. 
 
 1252. Bacon and Shakespeare. An Inquiry touch- 
 ing Players, Playhouses and Play- Writers in the Days of 
 Elizabeth. By W. H. Smith. 12mo, half morocco. 
 
 Lond. 1857 
 
 1253. Cartwright (Robert). The Footsteps of 
 
 Shakspere ; or, A Ramble with the Early Dramatists, con- 
 taining much new and interesting information respecting 
 Shakespeare, Lyly, Marlowe, Greene, and others. Post 8vo, 
 half morocco, gilt top, uncut. Lond. 1862 
 
 1254. Clarke (Chas. Cowden). Shakespeare 
 
 Characters ; chiefly those Subordinate. Portrait. 8 vo, cloth, 
 uncut. Lond. : Smith, Elder, 1863 
 
 1255. Clarke (Mary Cowden). The Complete 
 
 Concordance to Shakespeare. Royal 8vo, cloth (ink-blotches 
 on title). Bost. 1869 
 
 1256. Clarke (Mary Covs^den). The Girlhood of 
 
 Shakespeare's Heroines, in a Series of Tales. Steel fronts. 
 2 vols, square post 8vo, cloth. N. Y. : Putnam, 1875 
 
 1257. Collier (J. Payne). Memoirs of Edward 
 
 \() Alleyn, founder of Dulwieh College; including some new 
 
 particulars respecting Shakespeare, Ben Jonson, Massin- 
 ger, etc., etc. 8vo, cloth, uncut. Lond. 1841 
 
 . 1258. Craik (Geo. L.) The English of Shakespeare 
 
 ///^ illustrated in a Philological Commentary on his " Julius 
 
 Csesar." 12mo, cloth. Lond. 1869 
 
 With an acting copy of the play as performed at Booth's 
 
 Theatre, March, 1876, with the cast pencilled in, comprising 
 
 E. L. Davenport, Lawrence Barrett, F. C. Bangs and M. Levick. 
 
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 1359. Dramatic Souvenir. Literary and Graphi- 
 cal Illustrations of Shakespeare and other Celebrated Eng- / 
 lish Dramatists. Illust. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1833 ///O 
 
 Besides containing a history of the plays of Shakespeare, the/ ^1 Ky 
 vohime contains an account of other noted plays of the 17th 
 and 18th centuries. 
 
 1260. Faucit (Helena— iffldy Martin). On some 
 
 of Shakespeare's Female Characters : Ophelia, Portia, <? /j/j 
 Desdemona, Juliet, Imogen, Rosalind and Beatrice. Firs-e^C- t/C/ 
 BDN. Fine portraits. Small 4to, vellum paper, boards, un- 
 cut. Lond. 1885 
 
 1361. Hackett (James Henry). Notes, Criticisms // 
 
 and Correspondence upon Shakespeare's Plays and Actors. a^/O 
 First edn. Portrait. Post 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1863 • 
 
 1362. Halliwell-Phillipps (J. O.) An Historical ^p 
 
 Account of the New Place, Stratford-upon-Avon, the Last/^-^-_ H^ 
 Residence of Shakespeare. Illusts., including full- page fac-l ; '^ c^ 
 similes and plan. Folio, cloth. Lond. 1864 / 
 
 Only 150 copies, published for the author. 
 
 1263. ■ Henderson (John). Letters and Poems by 
 
 the late John Henderson, with Anecdotes of his Life. ^Y / y? C — 
 John Ireland. 8vo, old calf, gilt. Lond. 17sa/,^(t/ 
 
 The great Shakespearean actor, considered as second to Gar 
 rick. Many of the letters refer to Garrick. 
 
 1264. Henderson (William). Who Wrote Shake- y f-~. 
 
 speare ? " Aye, there's the rub. " (A collection of humor- f J^Q 
 ous poems.) With comic sketches in tint. 12mo, half mo- 
 rocco, wrappers preserved. Lond. 1887 
 
 1365. Ireland (W. H.) The Confessions of William 
 
 Henry Ireland, containing the particulars of his fabrica- / /^ /O 
 tion of the Shakespeare Manuscripts. Edited by Richard ' - ^ ^^ 
 Grant White. Facsimiles. 8vo, cloth, uncut. N. Y. 1874 
 
 1366. Jacox (Francis). Shakespeare Diversions: 
 
 a Medley of Motley Wear (Lear and Kent, Falstaff, Hot- 
 spur, etc.). 8vo, half morocco, gilt. Fine copy. N.Y. 1875 
 
 1267. Kelly (William). Notices illustrative of 
 
 the Drama and other Popular Amusements of the 16 nh y^^ 
 and 17tii Centuries incidentally illustrating Shakespeare /Q 
 and his Contemporaries . . . from manuscripts of the Borough / 
 of Leicester. With Introduction and Notes. Front. Post 
 Svo, cloth. Lond. 1865 
 
 1268. Kemp's Nine Dales Wonder: performed in a 
 
 Daunce from London to Norwich. With Introduction and 
 Notes by Alex. Dyce. Reprint of the rare first edn. , Lon- 
 don, 1600. Square Svo, cloth. Lond. : Camden Society, 1840 
 
 Kemp is supposed to have acted in several of Shakespeare's 
 plays. 
 
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 1269. Kenny (Thomas). The Life and Genius of 
 
 Shakespeare. Portraits, etc. 8vo, half morocco, gilt. Fine 
 copy. Lond. 1864 
 
 1270. Knight (Charles). William Shakespeare : a 
 
 Biography. Illust. Royal 8vo, cloth, gilt. Lond. 1843 
 
 The invaluable supplement to Knight's edition of Shake- 
 speare's works. 
 
 1271. Lamb (Charles and Mary). Tales from 
 
 Shakespeare. 12 illusts. in permanent photography from 
 the Boydell Gallery. 8vo, half white morocco gilt, gilt 
 edges. Lond. 1878 
 
 1272. Malone (Edmund). Life, with Selections 
 
 from his Manuscript Anecdotes by Sir James Prior. Por- 
 trait. Bvo, half calf (rubbed). Lond. 1860 
 
 £^ .— 1273. Paget (A. H.) Shakespeare's Plays: an 
 
 \.' \ (1 Essay on the Shakespeare Drama. 8vo, half morocco. 
 
 "^ ' With cards of J. O. Halliwell Phillipps and J. W. Forney 
 
 laid in. Lond. 1875 
 
 1274. Palmer (H. L.) The Stratford Gallery; or, 
 
 /O /yO The Shakespeare Sisterhood. With numerous full-page en- 
 
 ^.(aJ graved ideal "portraits. Imp. 8vo, full embossed morocco, 
 
 richly gilt on back and sides, inside dentelle borders, gilt 
 
 edges. Fine copy. N. Y. : Appleton, 1867 
 
 f ^ t —^275. Reed (Isaac). Catalogue of the Sale of his 
 
 / /ylj Library, Nov. 2-16, 1807. With portrait. 8vo, boards, 
 ' ' uncut. Lond. 1802 
 
 The Shakespearean editor. The library contained many vol- 
 umes of early English literature of Shakespearean interest. 
 
 /, 1276. Shakespeare Memorial, 1564-1864. Text, 
 
 \7J and numerous full-page colored and other illusts. , facsimiles, 
 ' portraits, views, etc. Polio, cloth, gilt. Lond. 1864 
 
 1277. Shakespeare Society. Set of the First Series 
 
 of the Publications of the Shakespeare Society (with the 
 exception of one volume, Munday's John A. Kent). Bound 
 in 19 vols. 8vo, polished calf, gilt (a few vols, rubbed). 
 
 Lond. 1853 
 The volumes of this valuable publication contain reprints^ 
 with critical introduction by J. P. Collier and Halliwell-Phil- 
 lipps — of Hey wood's Apology for Actors.Tarleton's Jests, North- 
 brooke on Dicing and Interludes, Nash's Pierce Penniless, Hey- 
 wood's Dramatic Works, Lodge's Defence of Poetry, Armin's 
 Nest of Ninnies, Halliwell's Fairy Mythology of Shakespeare, 
 Halliwell's Coventry Mysteries, Collier's Lives of Shakespeare's 
 Actors, etc. 
 
 1278. Taylor (Edward). Cursory Remarks on 
 
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 Poets, principally Tragedians. 12mo, old leather. 
 
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 1379. -^— WiNGATE (Chas. E. L ) Shakespeare's Hero- ^--^ <c:^ 
 ines on the Stage. Portraits from photos and rare prints. ^S S <:^ 
 Post 8vo, cloth. N. Y. [1895] . 
 
 1280. Wisb; (George). The Autograph of William 
 
 Shakespeare, with 4,000 ways of Spelling the Name accord- / //^ 
 ing to English Orthography. Facsimiles. Small 4to, wrap-/- ' ^^ 
 pers, pp. 33. Phil. 1869 
 
 1381. SHERIDANS (The). The Lives of the Sheridans. 
 By Percy Fitzgerald. First edn. Full-page engraved / Q Q 
 portraits hy Stodart and Every. 3 vols. 8vo, original cloth,' ' 
 uncut (somewhat used). Lond. 1886 
 
 1383. SHERIDAN (MRS FRANCES). The Dupe: a ^ /-— 
 Comedy. First edn. Post 8vo, unbound, pp. 68, with ^O 
 Epilogue of 3 pp. Lond. 1764 ^ — 
 
 1-283. Another copy. Lond. 1764 /^ 
 
 1384. SHERIDAN (RICHARD BRINSLEY). Sheridan's 
 Comedies : The Rivals, and School for Scandal. Introduc- ^—^ 
 tion. Notes and Biography by Brander Matthews. For- tJ><S 
 trait and illusts. by E. A. Abbey and others. Small 4to, • 
 cloth. Bost. 1885 
 
 1385. The Rivals. Choicely illust. with full-page (P^ 
 
 colored plates and woodcuts in the text by Frank M. Gregary. () (J 
 Royal 4to, decorated cloth gilt, gilt top, uncut. N. Y. [1889] 
 
 1386. Memoirs of the Life of the Right Honourable , -.^ 
 
 Richard Brinsley Sheridan. By Thomas Moore. Portrait / ^^ 
 and facsimile. 3 vols, 8vo. half morocco, gilt top. ' 
 
 Lond. 1837 
 
 1387. Sheridan: A Biography. By W. Eraser Rae. ///9 
 
 With an Introduction by the Marquess of DufEerin and Ava /' /(/ 
 (Sheridan's Great-grandson). Portraits, etc. 2 vols. 8vo, 
 
 cloth. N. Y. 1896 
 
 1388. SHERIDAN (THOMAS). An Humble Appeal to 
 the Publick ; on the Present Critical and Dangerous State yi— ,, 
 
 of the Stage, in Ireland ; with the Appendix, containing^y //O 
 extracts from Gibber's Life. Post 8vo, half morocc^^ ' ' ^ 
 (outer margins of title repaired). Dublin, 1758 
 
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 stage during his career as a manager. 
 
 1289. SHIRLEY (JAMES). Dramatic Works and Poems, 
 now first collected. Notes by W. Gilford. Additional y^ jr r" 
 notes, and some account of Shirley and his writings, by A.-,<^ Q'O 
 Dyce. Portrait engraved by Lupion. 6 vols. 8vo, half calf, 
 gilt backs. Lond. : Murray, 1833 
 
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 others, the extraordinaries of these times, collected from 
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 ^ ' became a follower of Whitefield, the object of the vignette is 
 
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 1291. SIDDONS (HENRY). Practical Illustrations of 
 Historical Gesture and Action adapted to the English 
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 various passions, etc. 8vo, half calf (rubbed). Lond. 1822 
 
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 ters of Zara, Isabella, Jane Shore, etc. 8vo, new boards, 
 uncut. Scarce. 3 small portraits laid in. Lond. 178& 
 
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 'o Anecdotes of Authors and Actors. By James Boaden. 
 
 Mezzotint portrait after Lawrence by Turner. 2 vols. 8vo, 
 
 Qf half crimson calf, gilt. Lond. 1831 
 
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 full calf (rubbed). Phil. 1827 
 
 1296. Life of Mrs. Siddons. By Thomas Campbell. 
 
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 by Lupion. 2 vols. 8vo, half calf. Lond. 1834 
 
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 /yyf- 1298. Mrs. Siddons. By Mrs. A. Kennard. Post 
 
 ^•O 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1887 
 
 P^ 1299, SIMPSON (REV. DAVID). A Discourse on Stage 
 , A v^'Entertainments. 8vo, half morocco. Birmingham, 1788 
 
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 ry^ 1302. SLAVERY. The Underground Railroad. A Rec- 
 
 Y) ord of Hardships, Escapes, Death Struggles, etc. , of Slaves 
 
 fl ^^ in their efforts for Freedom. By William Still. Illusts. 
 
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 1303. SMITH (HARRY B.) Stage Lyrics. Fikst edn. ^_ f^-^ 
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 1304. SMITH (RICHARD PENN). Original Manuscript 
 of Richard Penn Smith's Melodrama, "William Penn," 
 
 62 pp. ; The Witch (The Water-witch ?), Manuscript of 36 /— , 
 pp., dated 1837; and "The Daughter," Manuscript of '&^i^\00 
 pp., dated 1836. In 1 vol. 4to (needs binding), with news- 
 paper clippings, and biographical notice of the author, play- 
 bills, etc., inserted. 
 
 1305. : Original MS. Play, "The Venetian," a Trag- // -♦ 
 
 «dy in five Acts. Small 4to, half calf. n. p., mid-f^QU 
 
 
 With portrait of the author, A. L. S. from J. W. Wallack, 
 Jr., and A. L. S. from Geo. H. Boker, commenting on the piece 
 and referring to a poem by the author's father touching the 
 tragedy of Francesca da Rimini. 
 
 1306. SMITH'S (SOL) Theatrical Apprenticeship. A 
 sketch of the first seven years of his professional life. 
 Illusts. by Darky. 12mo, original wrappers. Phil. [1854] 
 
 1307. The Theatrical Journey-Work and Anecdoti- 
 
 cal Recollections of. Portrait. 12mo, half morocco. 
 
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 1308. Theatrical Management in the West and / _ 
 
 South for Thirty Years. Interspersed with Anecdotal /_ ^^ 
 Sketches. Portrait and illusts. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1868 
 
 1309. SMOLLETT (T.) Plays and Poems. With Memoir. //-j 
 Vignette portrait on title. Crown 8vo, calf (joint cracked), i '7^-' 
 
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 Satire of the Day. 12mo, half morocco. 
 
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 1311. SOLDENE (EMILY). My Theatrical and Musical 
 Recollections. 7 portraits. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1897' 
 
 1312. SOTHERN (EDWARD A). A Memoir. By T. (?U 
 Edgar Pemberton. Illust. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1889 U 
 
 1313. Another copy. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1889 <'XS 
 
 1314. SOUTHERNE (THOS.) Sir Anthony Love; or. 
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 unbound, pp. 76, with the songs, epilogue and prologue in*^ ^Q 
 addition (4 pp ) Lond. 169K' '^ 
 
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 cuse, or Cuckolds Make Themselves; Oroonoko ; The Fatal 
 Marriage, or the Innocent Adultery; etc. (9 plays.) 2 vols. 
 16mo, original calf. Lond. 1731 
 
 With rake American bookplate of Nathaniel Weeks in 
 EACH volume. Scarce. 
 
 ^ 1317. SOUVENIR EDITIONS OF Maud Adams in 
 
 •^C L'Aiglon ; Annie Russell in A Royal Family ; John Drew in 
 
 '/ Richard Carvel; Mrs. Leslie Carter in Zaza; Blanch Bates 
 
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 with, numerous 'portrait illusts. and scenes from the plays. 
 
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 ^^ 1318. SPENCER'S BOSTON THEATRE. A Collection 
 
 '^^''^ of about 130 plays, mostly Spencer's Boston editions. 
 
 Bound in 8 vols. 13mo, half red morocco. 1856, etc. 
 
 /, ^ 1319. SPENSER (EDMUND). Works, with some Ac- 
 
 '//vS count of the Life of Spenser. By H. J. Todd. Royal 8vo, 
 
 half roan. Lond. 1872 
 
 1330. STAGE (The). Edited by Morton MacMichael, 
 
 3d, Richard Harding Davis and B. H. Warburton, from 
 
 Vol. 1, No. 1, Sept. 39, 1888, to Vol. 3, No. 67, Jan. 4, 1890 
 
 ,. {all issued). Numerousportraitsof well-known performers, 
 
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 / 1331. STAGE CONDEMN'D (The), and the Encourage- 
 
 f) n /ment given to the Immoralities and Profaneness of the 
 
 ^. ./^Theatre by the English Schools .... censur'd. 8vo, old 
 
 calf (binding broken). Lond. 1698 
 
 Scarce. In Chapter II. is given what is practically a reprint 
 
 ^v. of Davenant's masque of " Britannia Triumphans." 
 
 /,yO 1333. Another copy. Calf (worn). Lond. 1698 
 
 ^ ^ ' 1333. STAGE (The); or. Theatrical Touchstone. By 
 
 I ^ 66 -Pertinax Probe. No. 1, July 30, 1805. 13mo, bound in 
 
 ^.jr —^' '' half morocco, gilt top. Lond. 1805 
 
 Rare. Apparently no more than this number was published. 
 
 One chapter is on American Theatricals. 
 
 1334. STAGE (The). A Weekly Magazine of Generali- 
 ties, etc. Nos. 1 to 14. Bound in one vol. Royal 8vo, 
 half calf. W. E. Burton's copy. Lond. 1849 
 
 Complete set of all that was published. Containing reprints 
 of contemporary plays, and general theatrical news, including 
 an account of the Astor Place riot in New York, and an article 
 on Macready and America ; a notice of Jenny Lind's marriage 
 to a Mr. Harris (p. 43) ! ! ; account of Hernandez (James Shelly) 
 the American equestrian, etc. 
 
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 1335. STAGE AND ITS STARS (The). A Gallery of 
 Dramatic Illustrations and Biographies. Upwards of 100 fine ^ 
 photogravure portraits in character (six plates lacking, illus- ly 
 trating Romeo and Juliet). 11 parts, folio, in cloth port- 
 folios. Phil. 1887 
 
 No 351 of only 400 copies issued of this Edition-deluxe. 
 
 1336. STAGE AND THE PULPIT. The Pulpit and the 
 Stage, by One Who Knows, Nashville, 1860; An Address ^- 
 relating to Balls, etc., Lond. 1761; Corin's Truth About J/- 
 the Stage, Lond. 1885; Rev. J. P. Ham's Pulpit and the . 
 Stage; and others on the same subject. 21 vols., some 
 pamphlets. 
 
 1337. STANLEY (MONTAGUE). Deummond (D. T. K.) ^ ^ 
 
 Memoirs of Montague Stanley. Illusts. 8vo, cloth, uneut.^^- 0^ ''^^ 
 
 Edinburgh, 1848 
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 later becoming a painter. 
 
 1328. STEELE (RICHARD). The Funeral; or, Grief -^ //^ 
 A-la-mode. A Comedy. First edn. 4to, unbound, pp.*^ • ' 
 79. With half-title and leaf of Epilogue. Lond. 1703 
 
 1339. The Characters and Conduct of Sir John 
 
 Edgar, call'd by Himself, Sole Monarch of the Stage in . 
 Drury Lane; and His Three Deputy Governors. In two //[/) 
 Letters to Sir John Edgar. Second edn. Small Svo, three- A ^ ^^ 
 quarter morocco, gilt top. Lond. : Smith, 1730 
 ' ' An attack on Steele, chiefly by his bitter opponent, John 
 Dennis, couched in terms of unnieasured abuse and full of 
 personalities." — Lowe. . 
 
 1330. STEPHENS (GEORGE). Dramas for the Stage. -/-^ 
 2 vols. 8vo, cloth (one cover soiled). 
 
 Lond. : Privately printed, 1846 
 
 1331. STEPHENS (H. L.) The Fables of ^sop. With ^^ 
 illusts. hy H. L. Stephens. Lithographed by J. Bien. 4to, *^'' 
 cloth, gilt edges. N. Y. 1867 
 
 1333. The Comic History of the Human Race. With 
 
 numerous colored caricature portraits. Royal 8vo, half mo- / 
 rocco (poor copy, water-stained). Phil. {1851] Q).^^ 
 
 Autograph presentation copy from the author. The portraits , 
 represent Edwin Forrest, P. T. Barnum, Richard Vaux, Eliza 
 Doyle. John E. Owens, Mary Taylor, Henry Clay, W. E. Bur- 
 ton, and many others. 
 
 1333. STEVENS (GEO. ALEX.) Lecture on Heads. ,//-\ 
 With additions by Mr. Pilon, as delivered by Chas. Lee ' ^ 
 Lewes [with] an Essay on Satire. A New Genuine edn. 
 corrected. Crown 8vo, boards. Lond. 1795 
 
 With the autograph and early ex-Ubris of Dr. W. L. Atlee, 
 the noted early Philadelphia physician. 
 
 1334. Another edn., with J^l curious ivoodcuts from IQ 
 
 designs by Thurston. 12mo, half roan (back damaged). 
 
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 1335. STEVENS (GEO. L.) The Patriot; or, Union and 
 Freedom. A Drama, Wherein is introduced a National 
 Chant, containing the Names of the Signers of the Declara- 
 tion of Independence. Front. Post 8vo, wrappers, pp. 86 
 (foxed). Bost. 1834 
 
 1336. STEVENSON (ROBERT LOUIS). Novels and 
 Tales. Comprising New Arabian Nights ; Virginibus Puer- 
 isque; Familiar Studies ; Weir of Hermiston ; St. Ives; and 
 others. Numerous illusts. 22 vols, (should be 26, but each 
 complete in itself). Post 8vo,cloth,uncut, gilt top. N. Y. 1895 
 
 Subscribers' set. 
 
 1337. STODDART (JAMES H.) Recollections of a 
 Player. Numerous portraits, etc. 8vo, cloth gilt, gilt top. 
 
 N. Y. 1902 
 
 1338. STONE (HENRY D.) Personal Recollections of 
 the Drama ; or, Theatrical Reminiscences. Portraits. Post 
 8vo, cloth. Albany, 1873 
 
 The portraits relate to Edwin Forrest. 
 
 1339. STRANG (LEWIS C.) Famous Actresses of the 
 Day in America, 2 vols., 1899-1903; Famous Actors of the 
 Day in America, 2 vols., 1900-1902; Prima Donnas and 
 Soubrettes, 1900; Celebrated Comedians, 1901. All illust. 
 Together 6 vols. 12mo, cloth gilt, gilt tops, uncut. 
 
 Bost. 1899-1902 
 
 1340. Players and Plays of the Last Quarter Cen- 
 tury. Numerous portraits. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth gilt, gilt 
 tops. Bost. 1903 
 
 '^ /pC — 1341. STYLES (JOHN). An Essay on the Character and 
 o(. e^ Influence of the Stage. 12mo,half morocco,uncut. Lond. 1820 
 
 1342. SULLIVAN (SIR ARTHUR). Sir Arthur Sullivan, 
 Life, Story, Letters and Reminiscences. By Arthur Law- 
 rence. With Critique by B. W. Findon, and Bibliography 
 by W. Bendall. Portraits, faosimiles, etc. Royal 8vo, buck- 
 ram, gilt top, uncut. Chicago, 1900 
 
 134S. [SULLIVAN (WILLIAM FRANCIS).] Memoirs 
 
 of Sylvester Daggerwood, Comedian, etc., deceased, includ- 
 
 , r-f\ ing many years of Provincial Vicissitudes interspersed with 
 
 *^ O ^ Genuine Anecdotes of many Eminent Persons, and several 
 
 ' ■ ^ deceased and living Actors and Managers, etc. With Epistle 
 
 y ' to G. Colman. Collected from the Author's MS., with 
 
 / Notes, by Peter Panglos, LL.D., A. S. S. 2 vols, crown 8vo, 
 
 half morocco, gilt tops, uncut (name on title and one 
 
 V ^leaf). Lond. 1807 
 
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 Francis Sullivan, an Irishman, who in early youth enlisted as a 
 
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 periences of one of the characters in America during this war. 
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 the same pseudonym, the authorship of which is also stated as 
 being unknown in all bibliographies. The volume — which is 
 written in a racy manner — narrates the experiences of a pro- 
 vincial actor, no doubt founded on Sullivan's own experiences, 
 he having for some time tried the stage before settling down to 
 literary work. 
 
 1344. SUMBEL (MRS.) Memoirs of the Life of Mrs. 
 Sumbel, late Wells. Written by Herself. Including her 
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 Dramatist, etc. 3 vols, post 8vo, half morocco (rubbed). 
 
 The famous " Becky Wells." Lond. 1811 
 
 1345. Another copy. 3 vols, in one, cloth, uncut. 
 
 Lond. 1811 
 
 1346. SUTOR (ALEXANDER). An Essay on the Stage : 
 its Morality, Character, and Effects Illustrated. 12mo, half 
 morocco, gilt top. Scarce. Aberdeen, 1820 
 
 1347. [SWALLOW (FRANK A.)] The World's Argu- 
 ments ; or, Justice and the Stage. A Dramatic Debate. By (~7J 
 F. Herondo. Small 4to, cloth. Lond. 1887 ^ '^ 
 
 In defence of the stage. References are made to the early 
 Elizabethan plays. 
 
 1348. rpALFOURD (SIR T. NOON). Dramatic Works, -^q 
 -*- with Sonnets and Verses. 12mo, half red y 
 
 calf, gilt. Lond. 1853'^ 
 
 1349. The Castilian: an Historical Tragedy. YiB&i /a.C' 
 
 BDN. 13mo, half red calf, gilt. Lond. 1853, '^^ 
 
 1350. TALLIS' DRAMATIC MAGAZINE. A General 
 Theatrical Musical Review. With 118 steel portraits. 8vo, 
 half morocco, gilt. Lond. 1850 
 
 No. 1, Nov., 1850. At No. 9 changed to Tallis' Drawing Room 
 Table Book of theatrical portraits, memoirs and anecdotes. At 
 No. 15 changed to Shakespeare's Gallery of Engravings. Last 
 No. issued. 
 
 1351. TAMERLANE: a Tragedy, by Nicholas Rowe. .^ 
 Printed from the Prompt Book, with Remarks by Mrs. J J 
 Inchbald. 12mo, old calf, interleaved with blank sheets. • 
 
 Lond., n. d. 
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 1353. TASISTRO (LOUIS FITZGERALD). Random , 
 Shots and Southern Breezes : containing Remarks on the / AA 
 Southern States and Southern Institutions. 3 vols. 13mo, /'6/t/ 
 original cloth (somewhat spotted). N. Y. 1842 
 
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 1354. TAYLOR (TOM). Historical Dramas. 8vo, cloth, 
 uncut. Lond. 1877 
 
 1355. TAYLOR (JOHN). Poems on Various Subjects. 
 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1827 
 
 The author of "Monsieur Tonson " and other pieces. About 
 half the volumes is of dramatic Interest. 
 
 1356. Records of My Life. Portrait. 2 vols. 8vo, 
 
 half calf. Lond. 1832 
 
 1357. TEMPLETON (WILLIAM). The Strolling Player; 
 or, Life and Adventures of William Templeton. 3 vols. 
 12mo, half calf (lacks title to Vol. 2 and half-title to Vol. 1, 
 repaired). Lond. 1808 
 
 1358. TENNYSON (ALFRED). Fairy Lillian, and other 
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 Church and others. 4to, cloth gilt, gilt edges. 
 
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 1359. TERENCE. Comedies. Transl. into English Prose, 
 with the Latin Text, and Life, by S. Patrick. Vignette 
 titles. 2 vols, small 8vo, sheep (poor copy). Lond. 1767 
 
 1360. TERRISS (WILLIAM). Life of William Terriss, 
 Actor. By A. J. Smythe. Numerous portraits, mostly in 
 character. 8vo, cloth, uncut. [Lond.] 1898 
 
 1361. TERRY (D.) British Theatrical Gallery; a Col- 
 lection of Whole-Length Portraits, with Biographical 
 Notices. Royal 4to, half russia (slightly rubbed). Lond. 1825 
 
 With 20 fine portraits, including Mrs. Siddons, Mrs. Bland, 
 Edmund Kean, J. P. Harley, Mr. Young, Mr. Dowton, and 
 others. 
 
 1362. TERRY (ELLEN). Ellen Terry and her Sisters. 
 By T. E. Pemberton. 26 illustrations, mostly portraits in 
 character. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1902 
 
 1363. —. — Henry Irving and Ellen Terry. A Book of 
 Portraits. By E. Gordon Craig (Ellen Terry's son). 4to, 
 boards. [Chicago, 1899] 
 
 Contains 19 tinted impressionist portraits, etc. 
 
 1364. Ellen Terry. By Clement Scott. Numerous 
 
 portraits in character. Crown 8vo, art cloth, gilt top. 
 
 [N. Y. 1900] 
 
 1365. THACKERAY (W. M.) The Works of William 
 
 Makepeace Thackeray. With numerous illusts. by the author. 
 
 24 vols. 8vo, original green cloth, gilt; mainly unopened. 
 
 Lond. 1869-86 
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 Co.'s library edition. Scarce. 
 
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 1366. THAYER (EDWARD and AGNES). The Wander- 
 ing Minstrel. A farce in one act, as performed at the 
 Chestnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia. Woodcuts. 8vo, / /•— ~ 
 wrappers, pp. 15. Phil. 1836/ ^t3 
 
 With the pencilled autograph of Edward Thayer, 1859, on 
 the title, and that of Agnes Thayer (his wife) on the cover, and 
 a manuscript of some interpolated lines. 
 
 1367. THEATRE (The). Edited by Clement Scott. 
 From Aug., 1878, to Dec, 1879, complete; bound in 9 vols. . 
 half roan; New Series, Nos. 1 (Jan., 1883) to No. 180 (Dec.,, ■^< 
 1897), lacking Nos. 13, 133 and 157. In the parts as issued, ^^^ 
 together 39 vols. Lond. 1878-97 
 
 Contains numerous portraits — in permanent photography — of 
 actors and actresses of all nationalties, taken from life. 
 
 1368. Edited by Arthur Hornblow. Nos. 3 to 14, -^ 
 
 and Nos. 33 and 34, 1901-2-3. Hundreds of portraits and ,^^ 
 scenes, with colored portraits on the covers. 16 numbers. 
 
 The most popular theatrical magazine. N. Y. 1901—3 
 
 1369. An Illustrated Weekly Magazine of Drama, / *^y 
 
 Music and Art Edited by D. Welch. Prom No. 1, Mch.^j^i^ ;^ 
 20, 1886, to No. 178 (May, 1891). Bound in 8 vols. Smalf ' 1 
 
 4to, half morocco. N. Y. 1886-91 
 
 1370. THEATRE (LE). From No. 1 (Jan., 1898) to No. ^ 
 
 55 (Apl., 1901), bound in 4 vols, half morocco, gilt edges ;<:5K / r~" 
 Nos. 56 to 95 (Dec, 1903) in the original parts. Hundredxzy- ' 
 of portraits and scenes, including many colored plates of 
 famous French actors and actresses, with portraits in color 
 on the cover. As 5 vols. 4to, half morocco, and wrappers. 
 
 Paris 1898-1902 
 
 1371. THEATRE FIRES. Notes on the Burning of 
 Theatres and Public Halls . . . with a Chronological List of . //) 
 Theatres and other Public Edifices Burned. By J. M. Jones. ' 
 13mo, wrappers, pp. 33, privately printed. [Wash., 1876] 
 
 1373. THEATRES OF LONDON. The State of the 
 London Theatres and Music Halls. Articles reprinted 
 from the "Saturday Review. " 8vo, half morocco. Lond. 1887' 
 
 1373. THEATRICAL CENSOR (The). By a Citizen. 
 Nos. 1 to 17 (Dec. 9, 1805, to Mch. 3, 1906). All published. j^ r>1 
 Curious plate representing members of the Pcean Clubfy^ KjL/ 
 Post 8vo, half old calf (cracked). Phil. 1805-ff^ 
 
 Very rare. 
 
 1374. THEATRICAL DICTIONARY (A Nevv^). Con- 
 taining an account of all the Dramatic Pieces that have yr 
 appeared from the commencement of Theatrical Exhibition /y. 
 to the present time, to which is added an Alphabetical \.AJ 
 Catalogue of Dramatic Writers . . . with a short sketch of ' 
 the Rise and Progress of the English Stage. Crown 8vo, 
 half calf. Lond. 1792 
 
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 Mirror. By Cerberus. 17 vols. 8vo, old calf. Portraits. 
 
 Lond. 1812-30 
 
 The rare and beautiful full-length portraits in this work 
 include Edmund Kean, Geo. Frederick Cooke, J. P. Kemble, 
 Junius Brutus Booth, the Elder Wallaok, Mrs. Alsop, Macready, 
 Chas. Kemble, Mathews, Miss Foote, and others. 
 
 1376. THEATRICAL JOURNEY-WORK (The) and An- 
 ^g^ ecdotical Recollections of Sol Smith. Portrait. The Yan- 
 
 ^ /-fS^ kee among the Mermaids and other Waggeries and Vaga- 
 
 ^ « ries. By Wm. E. Burton. Illusts. hy Barley. 2 vols. 
 
 12mo, original pictorial wrappers. Phil. [1854-43] 
 
 1377. THEATRICAL OBSERVER (The) and Daily Bills 
 of the Play. From No. 1, Sept. 24, 1821, to No. 6559, Dec. 
 31, 1842. Bound in 39 vols. 8vo, half calf, etc. (rubbed, 
 and some of the earlier volumes broken). (As 39 vols., sold 
 not subject to collation.) Lond. 1821-42 
 
 A very long run of this valuable leaflet, which reproduces 
 the casts (with the famous actors of the times) of all the noted 
 London theatres. 
 
 1378. THEATRICAL RECORDER (The). By Thos. 
 Holcroft. Nos. 1 to 12. 2 vols. 8vo, old leather (needs 
 binding). Lond. 1805-06 
 
 With many scarce colored portraits, including Master Betty, 
 Miss Decamp, Mrs. Jordan in Matrimony, Miss Brunton, Mr. 
 Braham, Mrs. H. Johnston, and others. Sarah Blanchard's 
 copy, with manuscript notes. 
 
 1379. Vol. I. only. Finely bound in three-quarters 
 
 crushed levant, gilt top, uncut, by Tout. WitTi 6 colored 
 plates. (Nos. 1 to 6.) Lond. 1805 
 
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 c:^ r~» 1380. THEATRICAL REPERTORY (The) or Weekly 
 
 <3<^ <D Rosciad (criticisms on Plays performed at Drury-Lane and 
 
 ' Covent Garden Theatres. Nos. 1-28, Sept. -June, 1801-02 
 
 {all published). 8vo, calf (rebacked). Lond. 1801-02 
 
 Scarce with the two last numbers. 
 
 1381. THEATRICAL REVIEW (The). Containing a 
 
 C"7? Critical and Historical Account of Every Tragedy, Comedy, 
 
 » Opera, Farce, etc. , exhibited during the last season, with 
 
 remarks on the actors. By a Society of Gentlemen 
 
 [John Potter]. 2 vols. 12mo, half red morocco, gilt tops, 
 
 uncut. . Lond. 1772 
 
 ^ 1382. THEATRICAL TIMES. A Weekly Magazine of 
 
 JfA Thespian Biography, Provincial, Metropolitan and Araeri- 
 
 •'' can Biography, etc. Nos. 1-49, 75-77, 79, and 82, forming 
 
 the whole of Vol. 1 and a good part of Vol. 2. Portraits to 
 
 each number. Bound in 1vol. Royal 8vo, half calf (worn). 
 
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 1383. THESPIAN DICTIONARY (The) ; or, Dramatic ■ 
 Biography of the Present Age . . . with Numerous Anec- 
 dotes. _ With vignette portrait of Garrick, and 20 full-page 
 portraits, engraved in stipple and printed in tint, including / 
 Mrs. Siddons, J. P. Kemble, Sheridan, " Perdita " Robin- /, /O J 
 son, Mrs. Billington, Mrs. Bellamy, etc. 12mo, old half calf ' 
 (cover loose). Lond. 1805 
 
 Scarce with all the portraits. The second and best edition. 
 
 1384. Another copy. With the portraits. Half roan, (-f-^ 
 
 Lond. 1805 / 
 
 1385. THESPIAN PRECEPTOR (The) ; or, A Pull Dis- 
 play of the Scenic Art, including Instructions for Treading //) 
 the Stage, Proper Action, etc., etc. 13mo, boards, uncut. ' 
 
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 1386. Another edition. 12mo, half morocco, uncut. 
 
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 1387. THOMPSON (REV. D. R.) Fashionable Amuse- 
 ments ; with a Review of Rev. Dr. ISellow's Lecture on the ^/^ 
 Theatre. Post 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1857 '/ 
 
 1388. TOBIN (JOHN). Memoirs of John Tobin, Author .. ^ 
 of the Honey-Moon, with a selection from his Unpublished'^Xvj 
 Writings. ByMiss Benger. Post 8vo, half morocco, un- 
 cut. Lond. 1820 
 
 1389. TOMLINS (F. G.) A Brief View of the English 
 Drama, from the earliest period to the present time. Crown 
 Svo, cloth, uncut. Lond. 1840 
 
 1390. TOOLE (J. L.) Hatton (Joseph). Reminiscences 
 of J. L. Toole, related by himself and chronicled by Joseph 
 Hatton. Numerous portraits, etc. 2 vols. Svo, half red mo- 
 rocco, gilt tops (stamp on title and back of portrait, other- 
 wise very line copy). Lond. 1889 
 
 1391. TOXJCHARD-LAFOSSE (G.) Chroniques Secretes //-. 
 et Galantes de I'Opera, 1667-1845. 4 vols, in 2. 8vo, ,/tO 
 half calf. Paris, 1846 
 
 1392. TROUBADOURS (The). A History of Provencal ^ 
 Life and Literature in the Middle Ages. By Francis ^X 
 HuefEer. Svo, cloth. Lond. 1878 7 
 
 1393. TRYON (JOHN). The Old Clown's History; _in 
 Three Periods. Sketches of Show Life, on the 
 der the Canvas, etc. Illust. Svo, cloth. 
 
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 fluence upon Literature, Morals and Religion. 16mo, cloth. LOU 
 
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 1394. TURNBULL (ROBERT). The Theatre, in its in- 
 lence upon Literature, Morals and Religion. 16mo, cloth. 
 
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 1395. TWEEDIE (MRS. ALEC). Behind the Footlights. / A /i 
 
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 1396. TTDALL (NICHOLAS). Ralph Roister Bolster, 
 a Comedy; and TheTragedleof Gorboduc, by 
 T. Norton and T. Sackville. With Memoirs. Introduction 
 by W. D. Cooper. 8vo, cloth, uncut. (Shakespeare Soci- 
 ety.) Lond. 1847 
 The first English comedy and the first English tragedy. 
 
 1397. UNIVERSAL ANTHOLOGY (The). A Collection 
 of the Best Literature, Ancient, MedisBval, and Modern. 
 IQ "With Biographical and Explanatory Notes. Edited by 
 Richard Garnett, Leon Vallee, and Alois Brandl. Illud. 
 with numerous portraits, colored plates, etc. , on Japan paper. 
 33 vols. 8vo, buckram, gilt tops, uncut. London, 1899 
 
 Westminster edition, No. 435 of 1,000 sets. 
 
 1398. UNIVERSAL BIOGRAPHY. Comprising Sketches 
 ^ of Prominent Persons of the 19th Century. With numerous 
 
 I portraits on steel. 4to, half morocco, gilt. N. Y. [1870?] 
 
 Large Paper. Subscribers' copy. 
 
 1399. UNIVERSAL CLASSICS LIBRARY. Edited by 
 A. P. C. Griffin, and with special Introductions by various 
 Editors, comprising Mdme. Junot's Memoirs of Napoleon, 
 Lamballe's Secret Memoirs of Marie Antoinette, Mirabeau's 
 Secret Memoirs of the Court of Berlin, Locke on the Under- 
 standing, Goethe's Conversations with Eckermann, Saint 
 Simon's Memoirs of Louis XIV., Schopenhauer's Wisdom of 
 Life, the Federalist, and other Classics. With the two 
 folio volumes of facsimiles of autographs and manuscripts. 
 Together 33 vols. Bvo and folio, cloth, gilt tops, uncut. 
 
 Washington, 1901 
 
 1400. T/'ANDENHOFF (GEORGE). Leaves from an 
 
 ^ Actor's Note-Book, with Reminiscences and 
 Chit-Chat of the Green-Room and the Stage in England and 
 America. Crown 8vo, half red morocco, gilt top. N. Y. 1860 
 
 1401. VANITY FAIR. A Humorous and Satirical Paper, 
 
 edited by Louis H. Stephens. From No. 1, Vol. 1 [1860], 
 
 to Vol. 4, No. 104 [Dec. 31, 1861]. Illusts. Bound in 2 
 
 vols. Small folio, half roan (rubbed). N. Y. 1860-61 
 
 With many caricatures of Lincoln, Davis, Seward, A. H. 
 Stephens, etc., etc. 
 
 1402. VESTRIS (MADAME). Memoirs of her Public and 
 Private Life. By an English Gentleman. Interspersed 
 with Anecdotes of, and Remarks on, the French and Eng- 
 lish Stage. 8vo, half roan, gilt top, uncut. N. Y. [1838] 
 
 Written at the time of her first appearance in America, with 
 her second husband, Charles Mathews, Jr., and in repudiation 
 of the scandals asserted about her. Scarce. 
 
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 1403. Memoirs of the Life, Public and Private Ad- 
 ventures of Madame Vestris. "With interesting and Amus- /pjT 
 ing Anecdotes. 12mo, full polished calf, gilt, bound by ^^^ 
 Kaufmann. L ond. 1839 (reprint) 
 
 1404. Hodgson's Fashionable Song Book for 1833. /9<-- 
 
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 Vestris. 12mo, boards, original wrappers bound in. 
 
 Lond. [1833] 
 
 1405. VICTOR (BENJAMIN). History of the Theatres / >^ 
 of London and Dublin from 1730, with an Annual Register y C/ 
 of all Plays, etc. , performed at the Theatres Royal, London, 
 from 1712. 2 vols. 12mo, calf. Lond. 1761 
 
 1406. Another copy, with the Supplementary Volume, 'y^ 
 
 3 vols. 13mo, old tree calf. Lond. 1761-71 , 
 
 1407. VIENNA OPERA HOUSE. Photographs of the 
 Mural Decorations representing scenes from the Marriage 
 of Figaro. 12 plates. Small folio, mounted on cardboard 
 and preserved in cloth portfolio. Vienna, etc., n. d. 
 
 1408. VOCABtTLAIRE ILLUSTR:^ (Le). Des Mots 
 Usuels Frangais, Anglais, Allemands. Par A. Le Brun, /•J/^ 
 H. Hamilton, etc. (Text in French, English and German.)/' ^^ 
 Nurnerous cuts. 4to, cloth. Paris, n. d. 
 
 1409. VOLTAIRE. The Dramatic Works of Voltaire. ^_ 
 Transl. by Hugh Downmam {sic) and David Williams. ^^Z? 
 With plates after Gravelot. 3 vols. 8vo, contemporary calf. 
 
 Lond. 1781 
 
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 1410. TXTALKLEY (A. B.) Playhouse Impressions. 
 
 ^^ Crown 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1902 
 
 Shakespeare, Ibsen, etc., by the noted EngUsh critic. 
 
 1411. WALLACE (JAMES WILLIAM). Sketch of the^^ 
 Life of J. W. Wallack (Senior), late Actor and Manager/^ ^^ 
 4to, half red morocco, gilt top, uncut. N. Y. 1863=^ ' '' 
 
 350 copies only printed. 
 
 1412. WALLACK (LESTER). Memories of Fifty Years. (- ^ 
 With an Introduction by Li^urence Hutton. Numerous ^ , QO 
 portraits, facsimiles, etc. Royal 8vo, half cloth (dust- 
 stained), gilt top, uncut. N. Y. 1889 
 
 No. 369 of a limited edition of 500 copies. 
 
 1413. Rosedale; or, The Rifle Ball. A Romantic ^Q 
 
 Drama. Crown 8vo, wrappers, pp. 73. 7 
 
 [N. Y.]: Printed, not published, 1890 
 Presentation copy from one of the cast. 
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 ^ 1414. WALLER (WILLIAM). Mariamne ; or, The Court 
 Jx) of Herod. A Dramatic Poem, a Tragedy. 8vo, wrappers. 
 '/ Pres. copy from the Author. Lond. (privately printed) 1839 
 
 1415. WALLETT (W. F.) The Public Life of W. F. 
 Wallett, the Queen's Jester. An Autobiography. Edited 
 by John Luntley. 12mo, half red morocco, gilt top. 
 
 Lond. 1870 
 
 ^ 1416. WARD (ADOLPHUS WILLIAM). A History of 
 
 / ^'T^ English Dramatic Literature, to the Death of Queen Anne. 
 
 ' / First and best edn. 2 vols, thick 8vo, half calf gilt, gilt 
 
 tops. Fine copy. Lond. 1875 
 
 ,^ 1417. WARD (GENEVIEVE). Memoir of Ginevra Guer- 
 
 , 'fU rabella. 8vo, half morocco (joints cracked). Said to have 
 
 teen luritten by the Chevalier Wikoff, at Miss Ward^s instance. 
 
 N. Y. 1863 
 
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 / ^U RITA). Ghetto Silhouettes. Portrait and illusts. Post 
 '^ 8vo, cloth gilt, gilt tops. N". Y. 1903 
 
 First edition. 
 -_^ 1419. WARREN (MRS. MERCY). Poems, Dramatic and 
 
 ^/^ /) f) Miscellaneous. 13mo, original sheep (name torn from title). 
 1^^ Bost. 1790 
 
 First edition. Scarce. An interesting copy, having contem- 
 porary corrections and notes written in. The corrections con- 
 sist of lines that are altered as well as typographical errors 
 corrected. The corrections are of such a nature that it might 
 almost be supposed that they were by the authoress, or at least 
 by some one closely connected with her. The laudatory poems 
 have also the names of those to whom they were addressed 
 
 . written in. Page 195, " To Mr. ," is to John Adams, " To 
 
 Fidelio," p. 313, is to the Hon. J. Warren, the husband of the 
 authoress. Others are to Mrs. Winthrop, to Winston Warren, 
 » etc. Among, the poems is her "The Squabble of the Sea- 
 
 \f nymphs," describing the Boston Tea Party. 
 
 ^ ^A 1420. WEBSTER (JOHN). The Dramatic Works of John 
 ^'0^ Webster. Edited by Wm. Hazlitt. 4 vols. 12mo, full 
 polished calf, gilt. Lond. 1857 
 
 1421. Works of Webster. With some Account of 
 
 the Author, and Notes by Dyce. Royal 8vo, half calf, gilt 
 back. Lond. 1859 
 
 / no ■'•^^■^" '^^® Works of Webster, with Notes, etc. By 
 
 I ' ^ Alex. Dyce. Royal 8vo, half roan, uncut. Lond. 1871 
 
 1423. WELLS (MRS. MARY), afterwards Mrs. Sumbel. 
 Anecdotes and Correspondence of Celebrated Actors and 
 Actresses, including Mr. Reynolds, Mr. Kelly, Mr. Kemble, 
 Mr. Colman, Mrs. Siddons, etc. Also an Account of the 
 Awful Death of Lord Lyttleton. 3 vols. 12mo, boards, cloth 
 backs. Lond. 1830 
 
 "Becky Wells' " autobiography with a new title. 
 
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 1424. WEMYSS (F. C.) Twenty-Six Years of the Life of 
 an Actor and Manager, 1847; also, The Actor, Passages in CTj 
 the Lives of Booth, etc., 1846. 2 vols, in one. 12mo, half , 
 calf. N. Y. 1846-47 
 
 1435. Theatrical Biography; or, The Life of an /Cyf, 
 
 Actor and Manager. Interspersed with Sketches, Anecd otes, ^^ 
 etc. 2 vols, in one. 12nio, half morocco. N. Y. 1847 ^ 
 
 1426. Chronology of the American Stage, from 1752 3j 
 
 to 1852. Crown 8vo, half calf (rubbed). N. Y. [1853] ^ 
 
 1427. WESTON (THOMAS). Memoirs of that Celebrated 
 Comedian and very singular Genius ThomavS Weston. 8vo 
 half calf. Lond. 177 
 
 "A PAMPHLET OF EXTREME SCARCITY." — LOWE. 
 
 1428. WEWITZER (R.) A Brief Dramatic Chronology ^^ 
 of Actors, etc. , on the London Stage, from the Introduction ^/^vJ 
 of Theatrical Entertainments into England, to the Present ^ 
 Time. Post 8vo, half calf. Lond. 1817 
 
 1429. WHINCOP (THOMAS). Scanderbeg; or. Love 
 and Liberty: a Tragedy. To which are added a List of all-? 
 the Dramatic Authors, with some Account of their Lives^^, ^Q 
 and of all the Dramatic Pieces ever published in the Eng- ' 
 lish Language to the Year 1747. 8vo, original calf. 
 
 Lond. : Reeve, 1747 
 The List of Dramatic Authors is accompanied with 18 en- 
 graved portraits (in the text), including Shakespeare, Jonson, 
 Beaumont and Fletcher, Dryden, Wycherly, Congreve, 
 Garrick and others. ■^ >^ 
 
 1430. Another copy. 8vo, sheep. Lond. 1747 (y. ^^ 
 
 1431. WHITE (HENRY). The Massacre of St. Bartholo- 
 mew. With History of the Religious Wars in the Reign of / 0'<' 
 Charles IX. Illusts. Post 8vo, cloth, uncut and imopened. / ' A^ 
 
 N. Y. 1868 . ' 
 
 1432. WHITTIER (JOHN GREENLEAF). The Works 
 of John Greenleaf Whittier, numerous illusts. and photo- ^^^-^ 
 gravures, 7 vols. ; Life and Letters, by Saml. T. Packard, . Aj 
 z'ZZms^s., 2 vols. Together 9 vols. Post 8vo, cloth, gilt tops. / 
 
 Bost. : Riverside Press [1894] 
 
 1433. WHITTON (JOSEPH). Wags of the Stage. Por- 
 traits. Royal 8vo, cloth, gilt top. Phil. 1903 //^^ 
 
 No. 3 of only 500 Large Paper copies. Presentation copy /- ^/C/ 
 from the anthor. Account of the humorous pranks of noted / 
 actors. 
 
 1434. WHYTE (FREDERICK). Actors of the Century. 
 
 A Play-Lover's Gleanings from Theatrical Annals. Nu- <? <-j < 
 merous portraits, mostly in character. Imp. 8vo, cloth gilt, ^' / '-^ 
 gilt top. Lond. 1898 ' 
 
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 _^— - 1435. WILD (JAMES). Dramas adapted (from the 
 
 /, J Original French) to the English Stage. Plates. % vols, in 1. 
 
 12mo, half morocco. Lond. 1805 
 
 1436. [WILDE (OSCAR).] Rodd (Rennell). Rose Leaf 
 and Apple Leaf. Introduction by Wilde. Printed on thin 
 paper interleaved with qreen. Cuts. 13mo, parchment, 
 uncut. PWl. 1882 
 
 First Edition of a rare and interesting Wilde item. Only a 
 small number issued in this form, and autographed by the pub- 
 lisher on the cover. 
 
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 1437. WILKINSON (TATE). Memoirs of his Own Life. 
 By Tate Wilkinson, Patentee of the Theatres Royal, York 
 and Hull. 4 vols, crown 8vo, half calf. York, 1790 
 
 The scarce first edition. 
 
 1438. Anqther copy of the FlEST edn. The 4 vols. 
 
 bound in 3. Old calf (cover loose). York, 1790 
 
 1439. The Wandering Patentee ; or, A History of the 
 
 Yorkshire Theatres from 1770, with Anecdotes of most of 
 the Performers, 1765-95. 4 vols, crown 8vo, half morocco, 
 gilt tops, uncut. York, 1795 
 
 First edition. Scarce. 
 
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 " ^ 1440. WILKS (ROBERT). Authentic Memoirs ; or. The 
 
 KjjlAie and Character of that most Celebrated Comedian, Mr. 
 ^ ' ^ Robert Wilks. By Daniel O'Bryan. 8vo, half morocco. 
 
 Rare. Lond. 1732 
 
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 1441. WILLIAMS (JOHN M.— Anthony Pasquin). The 
 Pin-Basket to the Children of Thespis, with Notes. 12mo, 
 old half roan. Lond. 1797 
 
 1442. The Dramatic Censor; or, Critical and Bio- 
 
 ^(■^ graphical Illustration of the British Stage for the Year 
 
 ^ ^ 1811. Involving a correct Register of every Night's Per- 
 formances at our Metropolitan Theatres, published with a 
 view to sustain the Morality and Dignity of the Drama. 
 Portrait of the author engraved hy Bartoloszi. Royal 8vo, 
 half calf (name on title). Lond. [1811] 
 
 1443. Another copy. With the portrait. Royal 8 vo, 
 
 boards, uncut. Lond. [1811] 
 
 1444. Another copy. (Lacks the portrait of the 
 
 editor, but has portrait of Listen as Caper inserted. ) Half 
 morocco. Lond. [1811] 
 
 1445. WILLIAMS (MICHAEL). Some London Theatres, 
 Past and Present. 12mo, cloth. Lond. 1883 
 
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 1446. WILLIS (N. P.) Bianca Visconti ; or, The Heart / ^ 
 vertasked. " - ^ 
 
 with the leaf 
 
 Overtasked. First edn. Crown 8vo, wrappers, pp. 108, //O^ 
 of errata. N. Y. 1839'""^ 
 
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 1447. WILSON (MRS. C. BARON). Our Actresses; or, 
 Glances at Stage Favorites, Past and Present. 2 vols, ex- 
 tended TO 4. Folio, three-quarters blue morocco, gilt top, 
 gilt-tooled backs. Lond. 1844 
 
 The original two volumes, 8vo, extended to four volumes, 
 
 folio, with special title-pages and the text neatly inlaid t<^ yi 
 
 admit of the insertion of prints in folio, illustrations, portraits, I ■ 
 clij)pings, etc., to the number of 590, the average quality of / 
 which is unusually high. Among them (in addition to the 
 beautiful series of prints which was issued with the book) 
 may be mentioned a number of colored lithograph portraits 
 from "Lane's Theatrical Oallery": Mrs. Honey as Psyche; 
 Mrs. Siddons (Hibernian Magazine); Miss O'Neill as Isabella 
 (proof in brown tints); a number of colored etched portraits 
 by George and I. R. Cruikshank from " The British Stage "; 
 Thos. Cook as Signer Cremona (rare); Colley Gibber; Edmund 
 Kean as Macbeth; John Emory (proo/' before letters); a num- 
 ber of scarce portraits of Listen; Mrs. John Edwin (proof); 
 Ed. Knight (autographed); Mrs. Siddons, by Conde; Master 
 Betty as Warwick; Miss Smith (Mrs. Bartley) as Imogene, by 
 Alais; G. F. Cooke as Richard HI. (colored); Byron, by C. Tur- 
 ner (India proof before letters); Maria Foote as Maria Darling- 
 ton, by Picart (India proof before letters); G. F. Cooke as Sir 
 Archie Macsarcasm ( folio, colored by hand) ; Mrs. Abington as 
 Thalia, by Bartolozzi, in brown tints) ; Rare lithograph of Kean 
 as Richard III. (by Imbert) ; Adelaide Kemble as Semiramide 
 (colored, rare) ; Mezzotint of T. P. Cooke by S. W. Reynolds, 
 and many others; among them being a large proportion of 
 proofs and colored portraits. 
 
 An exceptionally well-illxjstrated book, and one that 
 will repay close examination by an intending purchaser 
 
 1448. WILSON (FRANCIS). Recollections of a Player. ^ ^ r- 
 With numerous facsimiles {portraits, playbills, etc.). Royal '''^ ' O- 
 8vo, original boards, uncut. N. Y. 1897 / ' / 
 
 Finely printed at the De Vinne Press. Only 125 copies 
 printed. 
 
 1449. WILSON (HENRY). History of the Rise and r^ 
 Fall of the Slave Power in America. 2 vols, royal 8vo, /f(J 
 cloth. Bost. 1872-74 ^ ' 
 
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 1450. WILSON (HORACE HAYMAN). Select Speci- 
 mens of the Theatre of the Hindus. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Translations of Sanskrit plays. Lond. 1835 ^ 
 
 1451. [WILSON (JOHN). J The Cheats : a Comedy. Writ- 
 ten in the Year 1663. 4to, half calf. Lond. 1664 ^ ^ 
 
 First edition. Scarce. The play was first performed by Kil- ^^y. (/( ' 
 ligrew and his company early in 1663, but almost immediately ^^^ ' 
 interdicted, and only later was the performance of it allowed. 
 The author was a follower of the style and wit of Ben Jonson. 
 
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 1452. WINTER (WILLIAM). The Jeffersons. (American 
 
 Actor Series, edited by Laurence Ilutton.) Large Paper, 
 
 ONLY 100 COPIES PRINTED. 4to, bound in three-quarter 
 
 maroon levant morocco, gilt backs and tops, with special 
 
 title-pages. (As 3 vols.) Bost. 1882 
 
 The original one volume extended to three volumes by the 
 insertion of a great variety of choice and uncommon portraits 
 (409), including Stephen Price, George Jones as Hamlet (India 
 proof, with presentation inscription to Dr. Mackenzie) ; Forrest 
 as RoUa, John Hodgkinson, Theophilus Gibber as The Fine 
 Gentleman, Horace Walpole, Spranger Barry {in plain dress 
 and character), George Anne Bellamy, Wm. Cowper, Mrs. 
 Jordan, John Howard Payne, Bank-engraved India Proofs of 
 Washington, Adams, Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, John Quincy 
 Adams and Jackson, W. Mitchell as Crummies, "Jim Crow" 
 Rice, Mrs. Barney Williams, Mrs. Darley, Mr. and Mrs. Duff, 
 
 ^ -^ ^ f Gen. Gates, Gen. Burgoyne, J. H. Caldwell, Mdme. Malibran, 
 
 I j ^/ S Edmund Simpson (original), J. Sheridan Knowles (jftne and 
 
 J^ /' Z^ Xy scarce lithograph), George Selwyn, Garrick, the extremely 
 
 ' '^ RARE PORTRAIT OF SAMUEL BUTLER AS HaMLET (PROOP) ; MrS. 
 
 Warren, Mrs. Wignell, T. A. Cooper and Mrs. Wood (all hy 
 Edwin) ; Mrs. Morris, by D. C. Johnston; Holcroft (proof be- 
 fore letters); Tom Hamblin (autographed hy F. O. Wemyss); 
 Mrs. Alsop as Rosalind, James Fennell, Henry Placide as King 
 of Clubs (colored), Haokett as Falstaff, James Quin, Proctor as 
 Jibbenainosay, Edwin Booth, Robert Wilkes, Edmund Kean, 
 Mrs. Siddons, Henry Wallaok, W. R. Blake (India), 3 plates 
 (grrottp porfmifs) from the " Galaxy of Wit," Thomas Better- 
 ton, Dolighton as Balthazar (hy I. R. Cruikshanh, colored), Mrs. 
 Richardson as Ernestine (colored), Charles Burke, Mrs. Drew as 
 Mrs. Malaprop, J. P. Kemble, Clara Fisher, Mrs. Abington, 
 Spranger Barry, Macready, Charles Mathews, F. O. C. Darley, 
 Gen. Arthur St. Clair, T. H. Hadaway, and many others, in- 
 cluding a variety of the Jeffersons, in plain dress and char- 
 acters. 
 
 1453. Life and Art of Joseph Jefferson, with some 
 
 CTT Account of his Ancestry and the Jefferson Family. Por- 
 
 ^^ i/raits and illusts. Post 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1894 
 
 First Edition. 
 
 1454. Shadows of the Stage. First edn. 16mo, 
 
 cloth, gilt top. N. Y. 1892 
 
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 1455. WITHERSPOON (REV. JOHN). A Serious In- 
 quiry into the Nature and Effects of the Stage . . . and 
 Sermon on the Burning of the Theatre at Richmond. By 
 Samuel Miller. 12mo, half sheep. N. Y. 1812 
 
 1456. WOFFINGTON (PEG). Molloy (J. Fitzgerald). 
 The Life and Adventures of Peg Woffington. Portrait. 2 
 vols, post 8vo, cloth, uncut. Lond. 1885 
 
 , 1457. WOLFENBERGER (H. D.) The Pope and the 
 
 ^ xtfi Actor. An Historical Novel. 3 vols, post 8vo, half roan 
 
 ,,/ A ^(rubbed). Lond. 1845 
 
 158 
 
The Library of Charles N, Mann. 
 
 1458. WOOD (MRS. JOSEPH). Cortez; or, The Con- 
 quest of Mexico : an Historical Drama. By J. R. Planche. y\ <~ 
 Music by Henry R. Bishop. With portrait of Miss Paton vl^ 
 {Mrs. Wood) as Amazitli. Post 8vo, unbound, pp. 50. 
 
 Lond., n. d. 
 
 1459. Memoir of Mr. and Mrs. "Wood . . . including 
 
 the Marriage to Ld. Wm. Lennox, and the causes which,//^ 
 led to the divorce . . . the disturbance at the Park Theatre,' 
 New York, etc. Portrait. 12mo, half morocco (joints 
 cracked). Bost. 1840 
 
 1460. New York Issue of the same. 12mo, wrappers, /o 
 
 pp. 36. N. Y. 1840 ''^ 
 
 1461. WOOD (WM. B.) A Woman Never Vext: a 
 Comedy. By W. Rowley. Altered by J. R. Planche. Por- / -. 
 trait of Mr. Wood as Stephen Foster engraved hy O. B.' /^ 
 Ellis. Crown 8vo, wrappers, uncut. Phil. 1837 
 
 1462. Personal Recollections of the Stage. Em- ^—»- 
 
 bracing Notices of Actors, Authors and Auditors, during a ^J>o 
 Period of Forty Years. By W. B. Wood. Portrait. Crown •> 
 8vo, half morocco, gilt top. Phil. 1855 
 
 1463. Acting Editions of Plays, each with the auto- 
 
 graph of W. B. Wood, including Wycherley's Love in a A) 
 Wood, 1733; Steele's Conscious Lovers, 1783; Garrick's, 
 Arthur and Emeline, 1786; Rowe's The Biter, 1791; and 
 others. Bound in half calf. 10 vols. 
 
 1464. A similar lot, also with Wood's autograph, ^ ^ 
 
 including Nat Lee's Lucius Junius Brutus, 1734; Gloriana, 6^ 
 1736 ; and Force of Love, 1786 ; The Rehearsal, by the Duke 
 
 of Buckingham, 1796 ; and others. 10 vols. 
 
 1465. Prompt Books used by the Warren and Wood 
 
 Company, with interlineations, cuts marked, etc. ; one with^^ 
 the autograph of Wni. Warren. (About the early part of 
 
 the 19th Century.) (6 pieces.) 
 
 1466. WOOD WORTH (SAMUEL). The Widow's Son; 
 or. Which is the Traitor? A Melo-Drama. As Performed 
 
 at the New York Park Theatre (Dec. 15, 1835). 13mo, 'n^ 0d 
 sewed, pp. 83, uncut and unopened. N. Y. 1835 '^HT / -» 
 
 First edition. Scarce. A Eevolutionary play. The iiitro^_/ / / 
 duction gives a narrative of the plot, which deals with the / 
 
 doings of Wm. Darby, who joined the British under Sir Henry ' 
 Clinton, and led them to the capture of Fort Montgomery. The 
 mother, who was a New York character known as "Crazy 
 Peg," also figures in the piece. The author wrote the well- 
 known poem "The Old Oaken Bucket," and several poems by 
 him occur in the piece. 
 
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 1467. WORLD'S BEST LITERATURE (LIBRARY OF 
 THE). Ancient and Modern. Edited by Charles Dudley 
 Warner, Hamilton Wright Mabie,' Lucia G. Runkle, G. H. 
 Warner and others. Illust. with hundreds of portraits, 
 views, facsimiles in colors of ancient MSS. , etc. Also the 
 Supplementary vols., containing the Dictionary of Authors, 
 etc. Together 45 vols. Royal 8vo, cloth. N. Y. [1896] 
 
 Connoisseur Edition, No. 367 of only 500 copies. 
 
 1468. WORLD'S GREAT CLASSICS. Edited under the 
 Superintendence of Julian Hawthorne, Timothy Dwight and 
 others. 61 vols. 8vo, cloth, gilt tops, uncut. N. Y. [1900] 
 
 The Editor and Artist's limited edition, with frontispieces 
 and titles, many in gold and colors, portraits and other illus- 
 trations. 
 
 1469. WRIGHT (FRANCES). Altorf : a Tragedy. First 
 represented in the Theatre of New York, Feb'y 19, 1819. 
 First edn. 12m, half morocco. Phil. 1819 
 
 , -, 1470. WYCHERLEY, CONGREVE, VANBRUGH and 
 
 / (y FARQUHAR. Dramatic Works. With Biographies by 
 
 ' I Leigh Hunt. Portrait. 8vo, half roan (worn). Lond. 1871 
 
 Sd 
 
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 1471. ^ATES (EDMUND). His Recollections and Ex- 
 -*- periences. First edn. Portraits and vignette 
 titles. 2 vols. 8vo, half morocco, gilt tops, uncut. 
 
 Lond. 1884 
 
 1472 YOUNG (CHARLES MA YNE). Memoir of Charles 
 
 }(^ Mayne Young, Tragedian, with Extracts from his Son's 
 
 Journal. By Julian C. Young. Portraits and sketches. 2 
 
 vols, crown 8vo, half morocco, gilt. Lond. 1871 
 
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 1. ACTORS' GRAVES. Mrs. Mary Duff, Barney 
 ■^-^ Williams, Laura Keene, Ferdinand Palmo, Con- 
 
 stantia Clarke. 4to views. (5) 
 
 2. Charles M. Walcot, Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Conway, 
 
 W. R. Blake, Lester Wallack (stained), Mrs. Jordan, Mrs. 
 Alsop. 4to. (6) 
 
 3. Another lot. Mrs. Sarah Timm, Edward Seguin, 
 
 Ben A. Baker, Wm. Dunlap, Wm. Mitchell, Mrs. Wm. 
 Warren (Alexandria, Va.). 4to. (6) 
 
 4. ADAMS (A. A.) Early American Tragedian. Pencil 
 drawing (copied from a unique original) as Brutus. 8vo, 
 bust. 
 
 5. ALLEN (ANDREW JACKSON). Early American 
 Actor and Costumier. Lithograph Portrait, in plain dress, 
 by E. Brown, Jr. Folio, half length. India Paper. Very 
 
 RARE. 
 
 6. AMERICANA. Engraved invitation to the Inaugur- 
 ation Ball of President Zach. Taylor, and an engraving of 
 the Golden Medal presented to Benj. Franklin by the Royal 
 Society of London. 8vo. (3) 
 
 7. AMERICAN DRAMATIC PORTRAITS. James H. 
 Caldwell (scarce), Mrs. G. H. Gilbert, Statue of Edwin 
 Booth as Hamlet (India Proof), Group of representative 
 American Actresses, etc. 4to and small folio. (6) 
 
 8. John E. McDonough as Damon (scarce lith.), 
 
 Mrae. Parepa Rosa (photo.), Joseph Proctor (autographed), 
 Mrs. Sophia Baddeley (restrike mezzotint), Kate Bateman 
 as Mary Warner (colored photo.), etc. 4to. (6) 
 
 9. John R. Scott as St. Pierre (Newsam lith.), cut 
 
 down. Miss Watson as Aurelio (Bnfford lith.), Mrs. G. H. 
 Gilbert as Mrs. Candour, John Drew as Chas. Surface, 
 Olga Nethersole (colored photo.), Chas. Fechter (India 
 Paper), etc. 4to. (10) 
 
 10. Maude Adams as Babbie, E. A. Sothern (photo.). 
 
 Prof. J. H. Anderson (lith.), Mile. Rachel, Joseph Jefferson 
 (colored photo.), Mrs. Wood (by Edwin), Edwin Forrest (2), 
 etc. 4to. (13) 
 
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 AMERICAN DRAMATIC PORTRAITS. 
 
 11. Fanny Elssler {colored litTi.), another, un- 
 
 colored ; F. S. Chanfrau, Mme. Adelaide Ristori, John Gil- 
 bert, J. W. Wallack as Massaroni (re-issue), Harry Crisp, 
 etc. 8vo. (12) 
 
 12. Mary Ann Lee {scarce), Lola Montez, Kate 
 
 Bateman {lith.), Bill Osborn {photo.), Henry Placide, James 
 E. Murdock {India Paper), Mrs. D. P. Bowers {colored), 
 etc. 4to. (12) 
 
 13. Ada Rehan {colored photo.), Fanny Stockton, 
 
 Geo. L. Fox, Edwin Booth as Hamlet, Joseph Jefferson, 
 John Drew as Lord Lumley, Mrs Leslie Carter, Lydia 
 Thompson, Richard Mansfield as Mons. Beaucaire, John 
 Reeve as Jack Ragg {colored lith.), etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
 14. AMERICAN PORTRAITS, Benjamin Franklin {by 
 Goodman a,nd Piggot, after Martin) ; Alex. Hamilton (by 
 Leney, after the bust by Cerachi. 4to. (2) 
 
 15. J. Fenimore Cooper, Mrs. H. B. Stowe, Edgar 
 
 Allan Poe (by Chifflaet), R. W. Griswold, Richard Penn 
 Smith (2), David Crockett {India Paper), Washington 
 Irving, etc 8vo and 4to. (10) 
 
 16. Robert Morris {Heath, after Pine), R. Swain 
 
 Gifford, Alice Cary, J. R. Lowell, Thos. Sully (by Sartain), 
 etc. 4to. (10) 
 
 17. U. S. Grant {by W. E. Marshall), Felix Grundy, 
 
 Dr. Samuel McClellan, Fisher Amies (bt/ D. Edwin, after 
 Stuart), Lafayette, John Jay (&y Leney), etc. Svo and 
 4to. (10) 
 
 18. Mrs. Benj. Franklin, Harry Howard, Edgar A. 
 
 Poe, David Paul Brown, John Adams, Andrew Jackson, 
 Dr. Benj. S. Janney, Judge Sharswood, etc. 8vo. (12) 
 
 13. Boston Statue of Franklin, Edgar A. Poe, Benj. 
 
 West, Dolly Madison, Gen. C. H. T. CoUis {by Sartain), 
 Richard Penn Smith {lith.), Thos. A. Scott, etc. 8vo. (12) 
 
 20. Marquis of Hastings (Earl of Moira), Judge 
 
 Geo. Sharswood, Thos. Jefferson {Hall after Stuart), Amos 
 Kendall, Richard Rush, Albert Gallatin, Washington 
 {Buttre after Stuart), Wm. Coleman, etched by H. B. Hall 
 {India paper), etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
 21. Rev. Aaron Burr (by Sartain), Geo. D. Prentice, 
 
 Prof. Mafatt {scarce). Rev. A. A. Willets {proof mezzotint). 
 Sir Chas. Grey (stained), Richard Vaux {mezzo.), H. D. 
 Gilpin, Geo. Wm. Curtis, Jonathan Cilley, John A. Dix 
 {mezzo.), etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
 22. ANDFRSOlSr (J. H.) Known as -'The Wizard of the 
 North." Lithograph Portrait, by Sarony. Large folio, 
 oval, in border (torn at edges). 
 
The Library of Charles N. Mann. 
 
 23. ANDERSON (MARY). Lithograph Portrait, in 
 character, fol. bust, bj J. B. 
 
 24. ANDREWS (A.— real name Isaacs, app. Park Thea- 
 tre). A. L. S., 4to, 1853; mentions Barry, Mrs. Seguin, 
 Lewis, his stay at the Park Theatre, etc. 
 
 25. ANDREWS (GEORGE). English Actor, appeared 
 at Chatham Theatre in 1828. Lithograph Portrait as Cap- 
 tain Copp, by J. Bell. Bvo. Full half length, standing. 
 E-^-KE. Liverpool, n. d. 
 
 26. ANNAPOLIS THEATRE. Playbills and Announce- 
 ments of the Annapolis (Maryland) Theatre, July 14 and 
 16, and Oct. 12 (year unknown), covering performances by 
 Mr. Serson, Mr. Wall, and Mrs. and Miss Dowthaitt. (3) 
 
 Possibly unique. From the collection of Mb. Wall. 
 
 27. ARNE (THOMAS ARGUSTINE). Famous Musical 
 Composer, connected for years with both Drury Lane and 
 Covent Garden Theatres. Engraved portrait by F. Bae- 
 TOLOZZi. 4to, half length, playing an instrument. 
 
 28. AUTOGRAPHS. Advertisement, written by James 
 McHenry, early Dramatist, Poet and Novelist, for Publica- 
 tion in the Phila. " Aurora," with accompanying A. N. S. 
 1 p. [1825]; Thomas Cooper, Scientist and Author, Prof, 
 in Univ. of Penna., etc., A. L. S., 1 p. 4to, regarding details 
 of a lawsuit. (3 pieces. ) 
 
 29. A. N. S. of Edmund Simpson, 1 p. 8vo, 1847; 
 
 A. L. S. of Joseph Proctor (" Jibbenainosay "), on theatrical 
 business. 3 pp. 8vo, 1860. (2) 
 
 30. Signature of Mary Anderson, on a card attached 
 
 to a wreath presented by her to JohnMcCullough; A. N. S. 
 of John T. Ford, referring to Ireland's " Becords'^; Thos. 
 McKean, copy of letter to A. M. Palmer, in connection with 
 the Wallack Testimonial; Minnie Cummings; and Eliz. 
 Andrews. 16mo and 12mo. (5) 
 
 31. John Sartain, Laurence Hutton, Henry Ashley, 
 
 S. W. Willis (relative to rare prints), J. H. Richardson 
 (receipt for engraving cut of " Little Church Around the 
 Corner"), T. Park, etc. A. L. S. (8) 
 
 33. X>AKER (BENJ. A.) Manager and Actor. A.L S. 
 -^ 4to, 1847, advising Charles Kean that his ar- 
 rangements are complete for the season. 
 
 33. BALTIMORE THEATRE. Playbills of the New 
 Theatre (Holliday Street), Baltimore, Nov. 13, 15, 17 and 
 20, 1802, the names in the casts including Mr. Warren as 
 FalstafE, Mr. Wignell as Sir Wm. Dorrillon and King Henry 
 IV., Mr. Bernard as Robin Roughhead and Caleb Quotem, 
 
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 Mr. Durang as Robinson Crusoe, Mr. Hallam, Mr. Blissett, 
 Mr. and Mrs. Francis, W. B. Wood, Mrs. Oldmixon, etc. (4) 
 Rare. Feom the collection of Mr. Wall. 
 
 34. BANNISTER (JOHN). English Comedian. Mezzo- 
 tint portrait, painted and engraved by Geo. Clint. Folio, 
 three-quarters length, seated in chair, with cane in right 
 hand and hat in left, enclosed in mat. Lond. 1839 
 
 Bars presentation inscription from Mr. Clint to Henry 
 Behnes. 
 
 35. Etched portrait, in the character of Miss Polly 
 
 Peachum. 4to, full length. Curious and scarce. 
 
 36. Scene from the " Children, in the TFboc?," with 
 
 Mr. Bannister as Walter. Engraved by J. Heath, after R. 
 Westall. Oblong folio, edges slightly torn and crumpled. 
 
 Lond. 1797 
 
 37. BARNES (CHARLOTTE), afterwards Mrs. E. S. Con- 
 ner. A. L. S., 2 pp. 4to, 1847, to W. S. Fredericks, marked 
 " Private,''' and referring to the size of poster type in which 
 her name was to appear, in comparison with that of the 
 elder Wallack. Scarce. 
 
 38. BARNES (MRS.) Early American Actress. Engraved 
 portrait, 24mo, half length. (2 copies.) 
 
 39. BARNES (WM. AUGUSTUS). Lithograph portrait 
 as Noucom in the "Black Raven of the Tombs,^' as played 
 by him upwards of 300 nights at the Walnut St. Theatre, 
 Bowery Theatre, Jind the Holiday St. Theatre, Baltimore. 
 Folio. Extremely rare. 
 
 40. BARRY (SPRANGER). Mezzotint portrait, as Mac- 
 beth. Engraved by M. Jackson, after James Gwim. 4to, 
 full length. Rare. [Dublin], 1753 
 
 41. Scene from '^ Romeo and Juliet," with Mr. 
 
 Barry as Romeo and Miss Nossiter as Juliet. Engraved by 
 Wm. Elliott, after R. Pyle. 4to. Lond. 1759 
 
 Veey bare. Only one other copy known in the hands of 
 American collectors. Miss Nossiter was madly in love with 
 the famous tragedian, and studied for the stage so as to be 
 near him. She died young and beqneathed nearly all her 
 money to him. 
 
 42. BARRY (MRS. SPRANGER). Celebrated Irish 
 Actress. Mezzotint portrait, in plain dress, by S. Paul, 
 after Kettle. Small folio, three-quarters length, seated. 
 Rare. 
 
 43. Engraved portrait, as Rosalind. 8vo, full length. 
 
 Rare. 
 
 44. BARRYMORE (MRS. W.) English Actress, appeared 
 at Park Theatre in 1831. Etched portrait as the Brigand 
 Chief's Wife. 4to. Scarce. Lond., n. d. 
 
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 45. BATEMAN (KATE AND ELLEN). Lithograph por- 
 traits, as Shylock and Portia, as performed by them at the 
 Broadway Theatre, N. Y. 4to. 
 
 46. Lithograph portraits of Kate and Ellen Bateman 
 
 as Richard III. , General Bombastes, etc. 4to, cut down. (3) 
 
 47. BATES (JOHN, ''Old John Bates, the Manager"). 
 A. L. S. 4to, National Theatre, Cincinnati, 1853, about 
 selling. 
 
 48. BATTLE OP NEW ORLEANS. Lithograph views 
 (birdseye), by Case & Green, of Hartford, giving every 
 detail of action. One copy cut down, the other having 
 title, but considerably torn. Oblong folio. Rare. (2 copies.) 
 
 49. BEDFORD (PAUL). Colored lithograph, "A re- 
 cent investment in the stocks, " with portraits of Paul Bedford 
 and Mr. Wright. Oblong 4to. Scarce. Lond., n. d. 
 
 50. BEGGAR'S OPERA. Portraits of Mr. Blanchard, 
 Mrs. Davenport and Miss M. Tree as Peachum, Mrs. 
 Peachum and Polly. Engraved by C. Cooke, after G. 
 Clint. Oblong 4to (slight tear in margin). 
 
 51. Casey in the character of Macheath. By R. 
 
 Rylot, after D. Craig. Oblong 4to. Lond. 1814. 
 
 53. BENEFIT BILLS. Walnut St. Theatre, Oct. 5, 1843, 
 Benefit of J. M. Field, with W. R. Blake as Falstaif, and 
 Mr. Field as the Artful Dodger ; same theatre, Sept. 23 [no 
 year]. Benefit of Charles Kean, acting as Shylock, with Mrs. 
 Kean as Portia. (2) 
 
 53. BETTY (WM. HENRY WEST). Engraved portrait 
 of Master Betty as Douglas, by J. Heath, after Opie. 
 Folio. Liberally sprinkled with the marks of a book (or 
 print). Worn. 
 
 54. Mezzotint portrait as Hamlet. By S. W. Rey- 
 nolds, after J. Ramsay. Folio, half length, slight margins. 
 Brilliant impression. Lond. 1805. 
 
 55. BRONZE MEDAL. " The Young Eoscius," with 
 head, by T. Webb; rev., ''Not yet Nature, yet matchless," 
 born Sept. 13th. 1791, MDCCCIV., enclosing tragic em- 
 blems. 
 
 56. BIHINS (J.) The Belgian Giant. A. L. S. (in 
 French). 8vo. 1863. 
 
 57. BILLINGTON (ELIZABETH). Colored Caricature 
 Portrait. By Gillray. Small folio, full length. Lond. 1802. 
 
 58. BOCHSA (CHAS.) Noted Harpist and Composer. 
 A. L. S. 2 pp. , 12mo, 1852. Mentions Mdme. Bishop. 
 
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 59. BOOTH (EDWIN). Engraved portrait in plain 
 dress. 4to, bust (margin foxed). India proof before 
 
 LETTERS. 
 
 60. Engraved portrait in plain dress, dto, half 
 
 length, seated. (Said to have been suppressed.) "With mat. 
 
 61. Photograph, in plain dress. By F. Gutekunst. 
 
 Folio. Phil., n. d. 
 
 63. BOOTH (JOHN WILKES). Lithograph portrait 
 ("Our Brutus"). 4to, half length, oval. Bare. New 
 Orleans: A. E. Blackmar [1865]. 
 
 63. BOOTH (JUNIUS BRUTUS). A. L. S. to R. W. 
 EUiston, Manager of Drury Lane Theatre. 1 p., 4 to, Aug. 
 14, 1820, with Mr. EUiston's endorsement and signature on 
 back : " J accept the terms you offer for my performances at 
 the Theatre-Eoyal, Drury Lane, with Mr. Kean, as also 
 those for the next season, ' ' etc. 
 
 A PAETICULARLT FINE AND IMPORTANT LETTER. Mr. Booth 
 
 was only 34 years old at this time, and, after the engagement 
 was concluded, set sail for America. 
 
 64. Photograph, as Richard III. Finely colored by 
 
 hand. Small folio, half length, mounted. Phil. 1877. 
 
 65. Lithograph portrait. By J. L. Magee. 4to, 
 
 bust. Phil. 1869. 
 
 66. Lithograph portrait, as Richard III. Large 4to, 
 
 full length, framed. 
 
 With autograph Inscription, ''With regards of Andrew 
 Lanergan." 
 
 67. Playbill of the Theatre at Ostend. Performance 
 
 for the benefit of Mr. Booth, March 13, 1815. Mr. Booth 
 as Richard III. 16mo, printed on- both sides. 
 
 The EARLIEST PLAYBILL KNOWN OF THE FAMOUS TRAGEDIAN. 
 
 At this time he was only 19 years of age, and had not even 
 made his preliminary appearance on the London stage. 
 
 . 68. Playbill of the first performance of the elder 
 
 Booth in the City of Philadelphia, Chestnut Street Theatre, 
 Feb. 17, 1823, as Richard III. Bare. 
 
 69. BOOTH (SARAH). English Actress. Mezzotint 
 portrait. By H. Mayer, after W. H. Pickersgill. Folio, 
 half length, seated, with opened book in hands. Lond. 1813 
 
 70. BOUCICAULT (DION). Original MS. of a state- 
 ment intended for, or inserted in, a Philadelphia newspaper 
 regarding the piracy of his play of "Jeannie Deans. " 4 pp. , 
 4to, 1860. With numerous corrections. 
 
 Thoroughly characteristic of the famous dramatist, who was 
 evidently satisfied that his grievance against Miss Jean M. 
 Davenport was a just one. The details are extremely inter- 
 esting. 
 
The Library of Charles N. Mann. 
 
 BOUCICAULT (DION). 
 ^1- A. L. S., 2 pp., 4to, Buffalo, 1854, giving re- 
 sults of performances there, and news as to the forthcoming 
 productions. The letter ends, '■'Agnes is going on bravely." 
 Signed, Dion B . 
 
 72. BOWERS (MRS. D. P.— Eliz. McCoUum). Actress. 
 A. L. S., 3 pp. 8vo, 1889, giving quotations to be used under 
 a picture of herself as Queen Elizabeth, signed with both 
 her maiden and her married name; and another short 
 A. L S., 1851, signed Elizabeth Bowers. (3 pieces.) 
 
 '73. A. L. S. 3 pp. 8vo. Wash. 1886. " I am due 
 
 at the theatre. Again to-night I must struggle to incite 
 poor Macbeth to murder - . ." 
 
 74. BROUGH (WM P.) Celebrated Early American 
 Operatic Singer. Lithograph Portrait in plain dress, by A. 
 Newsam. 4to, bust. Phil., n. d. 
 
 75. BROWN (T. ALLSTON). A. L. S , 13mo, 1874, on 
 letter-head, with large woodcut view of the building where 
 he had his Dramatic Agency,. No. 9 West 4th St. ; another 
 A. L. S., 3 pp. 4to, 1877. (3 pieces.) 
 
 76. BROWN (JOHN MILLS). Favorite Boston Actor, 
 1831 ; also appeared in New York. Lithograph Portrait in 
 colors. Cut out and mounted. 8vo. 
 
 Very rare. The only portrait known of this early American 
 actor. 
 
 77. BRYANT (DAN). Lithograph Portrait by Major & 
 Knapp. Folio, full bust, oval. Scarce. 
 
 78. BURKE (CHARLES). Early American Comedian. 
 Group of seven Portraits of Mr. Burke (six in different 
 characters and one in plain dress), drawn on stone by J. L. 
 Magee. Small folio. Rare original. 
 
 79. BURKE (MASTER JOSEPH). Engraved Portrait as 
 Jack Ratline, by P. Roberfs, after Wageman. 4to. Lond.,n.d. 
 
 80. Portrait of Master Burke as the Irish Tutor. 
 
 4to, full length. Rare. Lond., n. d. 
 
 81. BURRELL (MISS). English Actress. Etched Por- 
 trait as Patrick in " The Poor Soldier" [by George Cruik- 
 shank). 4to, full length. London, 1815. 
 
 83. BURTON (WM. E.) Lithograph Portrait as Captain 
 Cuttle, by Sarony. 4to, full length. N. Y., n. d. 
 
 83. Playbill of the opening of Burton's New Na- 
 tional Theatre, Phil., Aug. 31, 1840, with Mr. Burton as 
 Bob Acres and Charlotte Cushman as Lydia Languish. 
 Rare. 
 
 84. BYRNE (OSCAR— the Younger). A. L. S., 4to, 1823, 
 
 to Elliston, about terms. 
 
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 85. /^ARR (MARY). Noted for her delineations of old 
 ^ women. A. L. S. 4to. [1856.] 
 
 The letter that secured her first engagement in America. 
 
 86. CATLEY (ANN). Mezzotint Portrait by Eliz. Jud- 
 kins, after Sir Joshua Reynolds. 8vo, half length, with 
 bird perched on her fingers. Scarce. Lond. , n. d. 
 
 87. CERITO (FANNY). Famous Dancer. Mezzotint 
 Portrait by Garnier, after Laure. Folio, enclosed in mat. 
 Scarce. 
 
 88. CHANFRAU (FRANK S.) Colored Lithograph Por- 
 trait as Mose in " J. Glance at New York." 4to. Rare. 
 
 89. Early Photograph, taken from Life, by McClees 
 
 of Phil. Small folio, full bust, mounted. 
 
 90. CHAPMAN (WM. B.) Comedian; original " Villi- 
 kins and his Dinah." A. N. S. 1846. 
 
 91. CHARLES (J AS. S.) Comedian and Manager. 2 
 A L. S. 4to. 1845 and '56. " I see my old favorite Eliza 
 Place is engaged ..." (2 pieces. ) 
 
 92. CHARLES I. Mezzotint Portrait [by J. Smith]. 
 Small folio, full length, on bended knee, left hand holding 
 a crown of thorns, open book before him, his right foot 
 resting on a globe, his crown resting beside it, etc. 
 Mounted. Bare. 
 
 93. CHARLES II. Mezzotint Portrait, in armor. Small 
 folio, half length, in oval, cat down and mounted. Fine 
 impression. 
 
 94. CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILA. Play- 
 bills, Nov. 26 and Dec. 7, 1821, and March 16, 1822. Mr. 
 Pelby as Macbeth and .Hamlet, and Mr. Warren as Falstaff 
 in " Henry the Fourth." (3) 
 
 95. Engraved Views of the Theatre, destroyed by 
 
 fire in 1820, and of the new Theatre [1823]. By Gilbert 
 Fox, after William Birch. Oblong 4to. (2) 
 
 96. CIBBER (SUSANNAH MARIA). Noted Early Eng- 
 lish Actress. Mezzotint Portrait as Cordelia (in scene from 
 " King Lear"). Folio. By P. Van Bleeck. Scarce. 
 
 97. CIVIL WAR. A. L. S. of S. J. Meyers, of Richmond, 
 Va., 1855. 1 p. 4to. 
 
 Owner of the Marshall Theatre, Richmond, and a large 
 tobacco planter. His warehouse was bought by the Confeder- 
 ate Gov't and used as Libby Prison, and it is likely this very 
 letter was written from that warehouse. 
 
 98. CLAVEAU(MR.) Early Acrobatic Performer. Litho- 
 graph Portrait, showing him as the Flying Mercury, descend- 
 ing from the gallery to the stage. 4to. Bare. Phil., n. d. 
 
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 99. OLINE (HERR). Famous Performer on the tight- 
 rope at the early New York and Phila. Theatres. Engraved 
 portrait, on music sheet, showing him on the rope. 4to. 
 B^are. Phil.,n. d. 
 
 100. COLLINS (JOHN). English Actor and Poet, d. 1808. 
 Engraved Portrait. Small folio, full length, standing. 
 Scarce. 
 
 101. CLIVE (CATHERINE). Mezzotint Portrait in the 
 character of Philida, by P. Van Bleeek, Jr., 1735. Small 
 folio, three-quarters length, standing, with shepherd at 
 right. Rare. 
 
 103. Mezzotint Portrait (when Miss Rafter) in the 
 
 character of Philida, after G. Schalken. Small folio, three- 
 quarters length (in company with a shepherd lad). Bril- 
 liant IMPRESSION. Rare. 
 
 103. COLLINS (JOHN). Irish Comedian and Vocalist. 
 2 A. L. S., 4to and Bvo, 1854-55. Mentions his Irish r61es. 
 (2 pieces.) 
 
 104. Lithograph Portrait, in plain dress, by A. 
 
 Newsam, after a daguerreotype by Root. 8vo, three-quar- 
 ters length, seated. Rare. Phil., n. d. 
 
 105. Another copy, with the '. o "Irish Comedian 
 
 and Vocalist^' at bottom. 
 
 106. COLORED CARICATURE. A Great Actor, in the 
 popular farce of " 'Twould- Puzzle a Conjurer " (George IV. 
 and Mrs. Pitzherbert). Oblong 4to, by Seymour. 
 
 107. " Dilettanti Theatricals, or a Peep at the Green 
 
 Room." Engraved by C. Starcke, after Gillray. Oblong 
 4to. Curious. 
 
 108. COLSON (PAULINE). Vocalist, appeared at Bur- 
 ton's Theatre in 1858. Lithograph Portrait, by Endicott. 
 Folio, three-quarters length (stained). N. Y., n. d. 
 
 109. CONNER (EDMONS.) American Tragedian. Litho- 
 graph Portrait as Romeo, by A. Newsam, after T. Sully, Jr. 
 Folio, half length (slightly stained). Phil., n. d. 
 
 110. Another copy, with reduced margins. 
 
 111. 3 A. L. S., 8vo, 1853-55. About selling Bouci- 
 
 cault a wardrobe, etc. (3 pieces.) 
 
 112. 4 A. L. S., 8vo and 4to, 1851. Making arrange- 
 ments for the funeral of Amherst, etc. (4 pieces.) 
 
 113. CONWAY (MR. and MRS. F. B.) Lithograph Por- 
 traits (on one sheet), in plain dress, by A. Newsam, from 
 daguerreotypes. Oblong folio, full bust. Rare. Phil.,n. d. 
 
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 114. CONY (BARKHAM). " Dog Star," made his debut 
 in America in 1834 with his dogs, t A. L. S. 4to and folio. 
 1852-56. Mentions his dogs, etc. 
 
 115. COOKE (GEORGE FREDERICK). Famous Tra- 
 gedian, buried in St. Paul's Churchyard, N. Y. City. Col- 
 ored Etched Portrait as Richard III., by R. Dighton. 4to, 
 full length. Lond. 1800 
 
 116. Mezzotint Portrait as lago. Engraved by James 
 
 Ward, after James Green. Folio, three-quarters length. 
 Open-letter proof. Scarce. Lond. 1801 
 
 117. Bronze Medal. " Georgius Cooke, Tragce,dus 
 
 Como&dusque Anglicus," with head; rev., " Veluti in specu- 
 
 . lum, MDOOCV.,'" enclosed in wreath. By T. Webb. 
 
 118. COOKE (T.) Musical Director at Drury Lane The- 
 atre. Mezzotint Portrait by T. Lupton, after G. Clint. 
 Polio, half length. Fine impression. Lond. 1839 
 
 119. COULDOCK (C. W.) Engraved Portrait as Ham- 
 let by W. H. Mote, after A. Wivell. Folio, half length, 
 vignette (margin torn in two places). Lond. 1849 
 
 130. Another copy (cut down and somewhat stained). 
 
 131. Original India Ink Drawing of Mr. Couldock as 
 
 Abel Murcott in "Our American Cousin." 4to, full length. 
 
 122. A. L. S. 2 pp. 12mo. [1852.] 
 
 123. CO VENT GARDEN THEATRE. Playbills of Per- 
 formances, 1796-1832, with names of Macready, Charles 
 Kemble, Young, Liston, Fawcett, Madame Vestris, Maria 
 Foote, etc. (30 pieces, as a lot.) 
 
 124. COWELL (ANNA— Miss Cruise). Actress and 
 Vocalist. A. L. S., 4to, 1856, stating her talents, with 3 
 A. L. S. of her husband, Wm. Cowell, Manager, son of Joe 
 Cowell, 1858. (3 pieces.) 
 
 125. CRISP (WM. H.) English Comedian, tutor of Mrs. 
 Mowatt, and her Manager. A. L. S., 8vo, 1855; L. S. (writ- 
 ten by Eliza Crisp), 7 pp. small 4to, Savannah [1855]. 
 (2 pieces.) 
 
 The latter gives a history of the Southern Circuit, describes 
 many of the popular theatres, actresses, etc. "With Mr. Peter 
 Cunningham the brevity of your answer was the ' ' Soul of 
 Wit "... My answer would not have come from the tip of 
 my Tongue but of my Toe," . . . mentions Miss Heron, Julia 
 Dean, and others. 
 
 126. CROCKETT (DAVID). Lithograph Portrait, by 
 S.S.Osgood. 4to. On India Paper. Phil. 1834 
 
 127. CROSS (MRS.) Early English Actress, 1699. Mezzo- 
 tint Portrait as St. Catharine, by J. Smith, after Sir Godfrey 
 Kneller. Small folio (small hole at side of figure). Scarce. 
 
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 138. CRUISE (ANNA). Early American Actress. Litho- 
 graph Portrait, in plain dress, by A. Newsam. 4to, half 
 length, vignette. Rare original. 
 
 129. CUNNINGHAM (P. C.) Comedian at Mitchell's 
 Olympic Theatre. Lithograph Portrait as Bailie Nicol 
 Jarvie. Folio, full length. 
 
 Pkesentation copy, with inscription in the actor's hand- 
 writing. 
 
 130. Lithograph Portrait as Bailie Nicol Jarvie. 
 
 4to, full length. Rare. 
 
 131. CURIOUS. Broadsheet Almanac of the Dramatic, 
 Equestrian and Musical Agency and Sick Fund Association, 
 giving a Dramatic and Historic Chronology from the Mur- 
 der of Abel to the Year 1857, with other interesting infor- 
 mation. Large folio. Lond. 1857 
 
 132. CUSHMAN (CHARLOTTE). Lithograph Portrait 
 in plain dress by H. B. Willis, after W. Trautschold. Small 
 folio, half length, seated (margin slightly torn). India 
 Paper. 
 
 133. Photograph in plain dress. Folio, half length 
 
 (creased), by F. Gutekunst, Phil. 1873. 
 
 Bears Miss Cushman's autograph. 
 
 134. T^ALY (AUGUSTIN). A. L. S, 12mo, 1871, in 
 -*-^ regard to Kean portraits for his collection. 
 
 135. Daly's Theatre Company. Photogravure Por- 
 traits of Mrs. Gilbert, James Lewis, Otis Skinner, John Ma- 
 lone, AdaRehan, Geo. Clarke, Chas. Fisher, etc. 8vo. (25) 
 
 136. DALY (JULIA).. Talented and favorite Actress. 
 Lithograph Portrait in plain dress (on music sheet), by S. 
 Rosenthal. 4to, seated. Rare. Dublin, n. d. 
 
 137. DAVENPORT (E. L.) Photograph of the Trage- 
 dian. Folio, full bust, oval, mounted on stifE board (broken 
 under collar and on edge). 
 
 Bears inscription in his own handwriting, "To theE. L. 
 Davenport Club of New York, with best wishes of E. L. 
 Davenport, N. York, March 10, 1876." 
 
 138. Lithograph Portrait as Sir Giles Overreach, by 
 
 H. A. Thomas. Folio (torn and repaired). N. Y. 1874. 
 
 139. Photographs representing him in characters 
 
 (St. Marc and another). 8vo. (2) 
 
 140. A. L. S. to Sam Hempel. 2 pp. 8vo. 1877. 
 
 '' Ithinh you have been misinformed in regard to any sup- 
 plementary season wherein E. L. D. will appear ^n the 
 ^Prophet ' {as he is certain if he did it would be without 
 Profit to him or the management "), etc. 
 
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 141. DAVENPORT (FANNY). Early Lithograph Por- 
 trait, singing " O, what shall I say?" at the Louisville 
 Theatre. 4to, full length. Drawn on stone by O. Stark. 
 Rare. 
 
 142. DAVIDGE (WILLIAM). American Comedian. 
 Early Lithograph Portrait by Sarony. Folio, half length, 
 oval (margin stained). Scarce. 
 
 143. DAVIS (MARY). Actress of the time of Charles II. 
 Mezzotint Portrait (Madam Davits) by A. DeBois, after Sir 
 Peter Lely. 8vo, full bust, oval. Fine impression. 
 
 144. DEAN (EDWIN). Father of Julia Dean; Actor. 
 A. L. S. 4to. 1855. Mentions Julia Dean. 
 
 145. DEAN (JULIA). Favorite Early American Actress. 
 Lithograph Portrait in plain dress by F. D'Avignon, after 
 a daguerreotype. Large folio, three-quarters length. India 
 Paper. 
 
 146. Another Lithograph Portrait in plain dress by 
 
 F. D'Avignon. Small folio, bust, oval. India Paper. 
 
 147. DE BAR (BEN). Lithograph Portrait as Mose in 
 " A Glance at New York,'' with view in background of the 
 Baltimore Museum. 4to, full length, by J. B. Butler. 
 Very rare. [Bait.], n. d. 
 
 148. A. L. S. 2pp. 4to. St. Louis, 1853. (Inlaid.) 
 
 Mentions the engagements of G. V. Brooke, Mrs. Bernard, 
 etc. 
 
 149. DELILLE (JACQUES). Eminent French Poet 1738- 
 18] 3 Mezzotint Portrait by J. Young, after Monnier. Small 
 folio, half length (margins reduced). Fine impression. 
 
 150. DERR(W. R.) Equestrian Artist, performing at 
 the "National," Phil., when it was destroyed by fire. 
 A. L. S., 3 pp. 8vo, 1862, gives list of 22 parts, etc. ; portion 
 of A. L. S , mentions his horses. (2 pieces.) 
 
 151. DIBDIN (CHARLES). Mezzotint Portrait as Mun go 
 in " The Padlock," by B. Clowes. Oblong 4to (date erased 
 in publisher's inscription). Brilliant impression. Lond. 
 [1768]. 
 
 A very early representation of the "Negro on the stage." 
 Specially referred to in the late Laurence Hutton's article on 
 the subject. 
 
 152. DICKENS. Etched Portrait of Mr. Walbourn as 
 Dusty Bob, by George Cruikshank. 4to, full length. 
 Presentation copy to Mr. Winston. 
 
 153. DICKONS (MRS.) English Vocalist. A. L. S. to 
 Mr. Harley, 2 pp. 4to, regarding professional engagements, 
 tugether with 3 engraved portraits and a printed biograph- 
 ical sketch. (As a lot. ) 
 
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 154. DANNEPORTH (WM.) App. Lafayette Theatre, 
 N.Y., 1836. A. L. S., 12mo, 1845, regarding an engagement. 
 
 155. DIXON (GEORGE W.) Early American Comedian. 
 Etched Portrait as Major Longbow. 12mo, full length. 
 Rare. [N. Y.], n. d. 
 
 156. Another Etched Portrait as Billy Grizzle. 
 
 12mo, full length. Rare. [N. Y.], n. d. 
 
 157. DOLMAN (JOHN— App. Mitchell's Olympic, 1849). 
 A. L. S., 4to, 1852: " I have played such parts as Claude 
 Melnotte, Petruchio," etc. (Mentions 8.) 
 
 158. DRAMATIC AUTOGRAPHS. John G. Cartlitch 
 (" This — Worcester, Mass. — is the best place for Theatricals, 
 for the size of it, I ever met with"), dated 1853; Gabriel 
 Harrison, 1873, referring, in detail, to his forthboming life 
 of John Howard Payne; J. R. Planehe (no date), regard- 
 ing the payment of an overdue account. All 1 p. 4to. (3) 
 
 159. Another lot, including W. S. Fredericks {S pp. 
 
 entirely on theatrical matters); W. H. Reeves (operatic 
 singer — scarce) ; J. B. Roberts (interesting) ; Mrs. D. P. 
 Bowers; Kate Fisher. 12mo. A. L. S. (5) 
 
 160. Henry Sedley (3 pp , 1854, interesting) ; Geo. 
 
 L. Aiken [1861]; J. N. Ireland; J. W. Bates {Cincinnati 
 Manager, 1847); Annie Senter (3 pp., 1855); Stuart Rob- 
 son (" copy " for a dramatic writer). 8vo. (6) 
 
 161. John Dunn {"■That Eascal Jack'"). 1 p. 4to, 
 
 no date; Harry Watkins to John Sefton, 1853; Robert 
 Johnston, 1856; W. F. Brough; H. S. Chapman, etc. All 
 A. L. S. 4to. (6) 
 
 163. B. Cony (early performer on N. Y. and Phila. 
 
 Stage); W. F. Brough (noted operatic singer); Rose Mer- 
 rifield (claimed to be the best Topsy that ever performed 
 the character) ; N. B. Clarke; Sidney Drew and John Ells- 
 ler. All A. L. S. 4to. (6) 
 
 163. Another lot, including Peter Richings (4 pp., 
 
 interesting); F. B. Conway (2 pp., 1865); R. B. Mantell 
 ("i prefer Hamlet'''); W. A. Chapman; F. M. Kent and 
 John Winans. l2mo. (6) 
 
 164. Charlotte Crampton {talented actress, 1 p., 1856) ; 
 
 Julia Chapman; Helen Dauvray; Joseph Proctor; Henry J. 
 Wallack {acknowledgment of indebtedness) ; John H. Jack 
 {interesting). 12mo. A. L. S. (6) 
 
 165. Fanny Morant (1 p., 1856); Kate Fisher; Wil- 
 son Barrett; Gabriel Harrison (4 pp- re Edwin Forrest,— 
 very interesting); Peter Richings; Louisa Drew. 12mo. 
 A. L. S. (6) 
 
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 DRAMATIC AUTOGRAPHS. 
 
 166. Harry Edwards (2 pp.); Thos. Duff (2 pp., 1856); 
 
 Lawrence Barrett (to Dan'l Dougherty) ; Ludlow and Smith; 
 P. T. Barnum (characteristic); W. H. Crane. 12mo. (6) 
 
 167. W. Stuart (of Winter Garden Theatre, 2 pp. , 
 
 1858) ; Eliz. Hamblin (Tom Hamblin's daughter) ; Harry 
 Edwards (note, favor of John McCullough, and endorsed by 
 the Tragedian); Charles Bass (2 pp., 1855); Joseph Proctor 
 (2 pp., 1860); W. Corbyn (Treasurer of Mitchell's Olympic 
 Theatre). 13mo. A. L. S. (6) 
 
 168. Tony Pastor (a fine sentiment) ; Steele Mackaye) ; 
 
 Geo. H.Griffiths (Ip., 1856) ; Moses Kimball (Prop, and If an- 
 ager of Boston Museum— fine letter); Harry Seymour (1 p., 
 1856) ; Fanny Davenport (2 pp.,1887— torn at end). 12mo. (6) 
 
 169. Henry Farren, C. H. Hunt, S. B. Duffield, J. C. 
 
 Fredericks, H. E. Stevens, C. W. Taylor, Coleman Pope, 
 Wesley Barmore, E. Theodore, J. S. Potter, Chas. Howard, 
 G. W. Lewis, etc., including one labelled on the back by 
 Thos. McKeon, the early manager, " A 5-sheet ' Fools Cap ' 
 Letter, from a stage-struch individual, etc.''^ 4to. 20 pieces. 
 All A. L. S. (As a lot.) 
 
 170. Another lot, including W. B. English, John E. 
 
 Durivage, B,edmond Ryan, Albert Shepard, J. H. Boswell, 
 J. H. Robinson, T. S. Cline, Wood Benson, H. H. Owens, 
 Russell Smith {noted early scene-painter), John Procter, 
 Geo. Holman, W. C Forbes, etc. All A. L. S., 4to, and 
 addressed to Thos. McKeon. 20 pieces. (As a lot.) 
 
 171. Another lot, including M'Ue Adeline {noted 
 
 early danseuse), W. Henderson, Anthony and Anna Rivolta 
 {circus performers), Newton Chiswell, Henry E. Wells, 
 Chas. Howard, Thos. Ward, H. W. Preston, Jacob Barrow, 
 etc. All 4:to. A. L. S. 20 pieces. (As a lot.) 
 
 172. Another lot, including Wm. Hield, Henry Far- 
 ren, J. Merrifield, Hamm and Silsbee, John Greene, Caro- 
 line Meyer, J. M. Dawson, Jno. W. Norton, Coleman Pope, 
 etc. All 4to. A. L. S. 30 pieces. (As a lot.) 
 
 l'?3. A. L. S. of J. Barrow; D'Oyley Carte; F. G. 
 
 Crocker (brother of Mrs. Bowers); Felix (Rachel's Man- 
 ager); J. H. Gihon; Louisa Wells; etc. Mainly about 
 1855, with some later. 38 pieces. (As a lot.) 
 
 174. DRAMATIC MISCELLANY. Bookplate of Wm. 
 Warren, the elder (mounted and cut at one corner) ; Bene- 
 fit ticket of Herr Driesbach, Bowery Theatre, 1848. 32mo. (2) 
 
 I'^S. Visiting Cards of George Belmore, Edmon S. 
 
 Conner and Joseph N. Ireland, also a business card of the 
 Phila. house, Stuart and Bro., on which appears in the 
 
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 DRAMATIC MISCELLANY, 
 actress's handwriting, '■'■Miss (Charlotte) Cushman will feel 
 obliged iy Messrs. Stuart receiving daily such sums as may 
 be paid to her credit, subject to remittance to St. Louis. ''^ 
 16mo. (4 pieces.) 
 
 176. Colored Lithograph. Portrait of Ben Macauley 
 
 as Uncle Dan'l; Lithograph of Vase presented to Charles 
 Kemble, and 2 reproductions of Mr. Barry and Miss Nossi- 
 ter as Romeo and Juliet. Folio. (4) 
 
 177. Play of St. Patrick's Eto, with portrait of 
 
 Tyrone Power ; Sketches from the Life of W. H. Wallett, 
 the Queen's Jester; Abou Hassan, by Arthur O'Neil; etc. 
 12mo and 8vo. (5 pieces.) 
 
 178. Ticket of Richmond Theatre, 1866, with signa- 
 ture of beneficiary, W. H. Bailey; Flowers from the coffin 
 of Edwin Forrest; MS. biography of Milton Nobles; printed 
 Address written and delivered by Charlotte Barnes at 
 Augusta, Ga., May 9, 1836; Programme of Fanny Kemble's 
 Readings in Phila. ; Programme of Edwin Forrest Anniver- 
 sary Exercises, with engraved portrait on cover. (6 pes ) 
 
 179 Early View of Globe Theatre, South wark; Burn- 
 ing of Richmond Theatre, 1811; Drop Curtain of first 
 Bowery Theatre, 1836 (3 copies); Federal St. Theatre, 
 Boston; Benefit and other playbills, with names of E. L. 
 Davenport, John Brougham, Kate Bateman, etc. (9 pes. ) 
 
 180. Photo of Bed-Room of Edwin Forrest, taken 
 
 just after his death {certified by DanH Dougherty) ; Quin's 
 monument, Chatham Theatre; "Our Boys"; Mr. Temple 
 as Lord Dundreary; Playbill Chestnut St. Theatre, 1888 
 (Henry Irving in '■^ The Bells" and "■Jingle"'); Stuart 
 Robson; etc. 4to and folio. (11 pieces, as a lot.) 
 
 181. Interesting lot, including Irvingiana [by Harry 
 
 Furniss] ; Adv. of Scudder's Museum ; Tintype of Edmund 
 Simpson ; View of Astor Place Riots ; Original drawing of 
 McDougall [by Himself], prepared for a Clover Club Dinner; 
 facsimile of bill of Edwin Booth's first performance ; Record of 
 proceeds of Geo. Holland Benefit ; Playbill of celebrated E. A. 
 Marshall Benefit Performance, 1851 ; etc. (18 pieces, as a lot.) 
 
 183. Bowery Theatre (cut down); Paris Theatres; 
 
 Ticket for Joe Miller's Benefit (after Hogarth) ; Haymarket 
 Opera House; Drury Lane Theatre in 1776; Henry Irving 
 playbill; etc. 13mo and 8vo. (30 pieces, as a lot.) 
 
 183. King's Theatre, Haymarket, Lincoln's Inn Thea- 
 tre, Covent Garden Theatre, Chatham Theatre, N. Y. ; 
 Lyceum Theatre, London ; Water-color Drawing of Court 
 Dress, time of Louis XIII.; Adelphi Theatre; Colman in 
 the lap of Mother Shipton; homes of celebrated Actors; etc. 
 8vo and 4to. (30 pieces, as a lot.) 
 
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 184. Sadler's Wells Theatre {colored) ; Royal Circus, 
 
 Phila. Arcade, Madison Sq. Theatre, N. Y. ; Astor Place 
 Riots, Interior of Paris Opera House, etc. 8vo and ito. 
 (20 pieces, as a lot.) 
 
 185. Morris Dancers, Duke's Theatre, Scene from 
 
 "Macbeth," Sarah Bernhardt as Leah, Kelly and Ryan as 
 the Shamrock Guards (photo.); Fanny Davenport and 
 Clara Morris (caricature) ; " Little Church around the Cor- 
 ner," Garrick's residence, colored views of Theatres, etc. 
 4to. (20 pieces, as a lot.) 
 
 186. Another lot, including pamphlet on the pro- 
 posed organization of the Duulap Society; MSS. of J. N. 
 Ireland, regarding proceeds of performances at Park 
 Theatre in 1833; and Mrs. Duff; Song of "The Little 
 Church around the Corner"; Account of dedication of 
 Actor's Monument, 1887 ; Prospectus of Ireland's Records 
 of N. Y. Stage; Playbills of Geo. L. Fox as Hamlet and 
 Count Joannes as Romeo ; Account of Japanese Theatres, 
 with colored illusts. ; etc. (20 pieces, as a lot. ) 
 
 187. G. F. Cooke's tomb in St. Paul's Churchyard, 
 
 with Mr. Kean and Dr. Francis conversing beside it; Globe 
 Theatre; Shakespeare's birthplace, his house at New Place, 
 the Stratford Bust, etc. ; Drury Lane Theatre (2 different) ; 
 Quin's monument; Vauxhall Gardens; Mrs. Siddons and 
 T. A. Cooper (cut down); etc. 12mo. (31 pieces, as a lot.) 
 
 188. Portraits (cut out) from the Lopez and Wemyss 
 
 Series (7) ; others, of Charles Mathews in various characters 
 (colored) ; lithograph portraits (cut out) ; Mrs. Barney 
 Williams (cut out), rare; Photographs of Wm. Warren, in 
 plain dress, and characters (5) ; photo, of Chestnut St. 
 Theatre, Phila.; Illustrations of '■'Monte Crista, Jr."; Re- 
 production of scarce early Dramatic Portraits ; etc. 12mo 
 and 8vo. (About 70 pieces, as a lot.) 
 
 189. Another (large) lot, including an India-proof 
 
 portrait of E. A. Sothern as Lord Dundreary; Collections 
 of portraits, etc., relating to Lotta, Mansfield, Fanny Da- 
 venport, etc. ; Musical Portraits ; others of Wm. Archer, 
 A. W. Pinero, Clement Scott, Mrs. John Wood, etc. 4to 
 and folio. (Sold as a lot.) 
 
 190. DRAMATIC PHOTOGRAPHS. Julia Marlowe (at 
 four years of age), and Jean Davenport Lander as Hester 
 Prynne (autographed). 16mo. (2) 
 
 191. Henry Wallack (brother of James W., and 
 
 father of James W., Jr.); Adah Isaacs Menken (rare). 
 16mo. (2) 
 
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 193. Ada Rehan, Rose Coghlan, Cora Urquhart 
 
 Potter, and another. Folio. Fine. (4) 
 
 193. Joe Weber, Annie Irish, Robert Edeson (auto- 
 graphed) ; Earl Gulick. 4to. (4) 
 
 194. Odette Tyler as Juliet and Portia; Belle Arm- 
 strong, Frances Palmer, etc. 4to. (6) 
 
 195. Adelaide Neilson, Mary Anderson, Mrs. Rousby, 
 
 Kate Claxton, etc. 16mo. (10) 
 
 196. Members of the original "Black Crook" Ballet 
 
 Troupe. (11 pieces, as a lot.) 
 
 197. Pauline Markham and others (lower margin 
 
 cut off, obliterating names). 8vo. (13 pieces, as a lot.) 
 
 198. Maurice Barrymore, Elsie de Wolfe (auto- 
 graphed), Frank Worthing, Mrs. John T. Raymond, Jerome 
 Sykes, Herbert Kelcey, Edward Lawrence, Wm. Faversham, 
 Julia Romaine, Wm. E. Sinn (attfogrrap/ied), etc. Bvo. (30) 
 
 199. Lydia Thompson (autographed), Laura Burt, 
 
 Pearl Eytinge, Mrs. W. J. Florence, Clara Louise Kellogg 
 in " Mignon,'^ Lydia Thompson as Robinson Crusoe, Miss 
 Litton, Alma Stanley, Miss Henderson and Adelaide Neil- 
 son (the last four nicely colored), etc. Bvo. (30) 
 
 300. Odette Tyler, Edna Wallace Hopper, Eleanor 
 
 Stuart, Alice Nielsen, Maud Gilbert, Maude Adams, Dora 
 Goldthwaite, Frances Saville, Mrs. Kendal, etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
 301. Maude Adams, Isabelle Irving, May Howard, 
 
 Minnie Hauk, Marion Manola, Rose Marston, Grace Gib- 
 bons, Annie Pixley, Chrystal Heme, Little Egypt, etc. 8vo. 
 (30) 
 
 303. Tomasso Salvini, Mrs. John Wood, Agnes 
 
 Ethel, Belle Archer, Henry Miller (with moustache), de 
 Wolf Hopper, Willie Collier, Pauline Hall, Annie Beaumont, 
 Charles Fechter, etc. 8vo. (30) 
 
 203. E. L. Davenport as Brutus, Julia Marlowe, 
 
 Pauline Hall, Emma Fames, Fanny Ward, Delia Fox (3), 
 Lillian Russell (3), Mary Anderson, Fay Templeton, etc. 
 Bvo. (30) 
 
 204. Lillian Russell, Edna Wallace, Isabelle Irving, 
 
 Paula Edwards, Jessie Bartlett-Davis, Fanny Davenport, 
 Marie Temple, Delia Fox, etc. 8vo. (30) 
 
 205. Fay Templeton, Eloise Morgan, Olive May, Mrs. 
 
 Alex. Salvini, Nellie Hawthorne, Anna Held (Paris), Blanche 
 Walsh, Grace George, Adelaide Norwood, etc. Bvo. (30) 
 
 19 
 
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 DRAMATIC PHOTOGRAPHS. 
 
 206. Lillian Nordica, Mabel Paige, Jennie Valmore, 
 
 Blanche Bates, Grace Henderson, Gertrude Coghlan, Bessie 
 Tyree, Lanrence Irving, Fanny Rice, etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
 207. Hilda Spong, Esther Tittell, Alexandrina Mar- 
 tens, Johnstone Bennett, Grace Filkins, Marie Dressier as 
 Romeo, Effie Hamilton, Beatrice May, etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
 208. Francis Wilson as Don Sancho,W. T. Carleton, 
 
 Paula Edwards, Sig. Perugini, Theresa Vaughn, Rhea, 
 Minnie Gale, Jennie Doyle, Alice Raymond, Mme. Vander- 
 beck, etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
 209. Eleonora Duse, Nat. C. Goodwin as Nathan 
 
 Hale, Cissy Fitzgerald, Julia Marlowe, Tyrone Power, Wm. 
 Harcourt, Louise Thorndyke, Mrs. Langtry, Marie Rose, 
 Minna Gale, etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
 210. Henry Miller, Odell Williams, James Q'Neil, 
 
 Frank Losee, Sam Bernard, David Warfield in " The Auc- 
 tioneer^'''' etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
 211. Geo. H. Primrose, Helen Robertson, Chauncey 
 
 Olcott, Alice Judson, Mabel Gilman, Carrie Sanford, etc. 
 8vo. (30) 
 
 212. Annie Russell, Alice Nielsen (3), Fannie Hunt, 
 
 Mabel Frayne, Blanche Bates, Jessie Millward, Blanche 
 Collier, Leonore Harris, etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
 213. Mrs. Leslie Carter, Marie Dressier, Pilar Morin, 
 
 Emilie Melville, Sara Stevens, Kathryn Kidder, Mabel Gil- 
 man, Jennie Joyce, Gertrude Quinlan, etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
 214. Maude Adams, Mary Carrington, Leona Lewis, 
 
 Lillian Nordica, Fanny Rice, Lillian Russell (autographed), 
 Edith Marie Allen, Annie Russell, etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
 215. Effie Germon, Nina Farrington, Ada Rehan, 
 
 Jennie Joyce, Helen Vincent, Sylvia Gerrish, Jessie Bart- 
 lett-Davis, Blanche Walsh, Caroline Miskel, etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
 216. E. N. Thayer, Signor Ernesto Rossi, Fanny 
 
 Davenport, Kate Bateman, Lydia Thompson, Amy Roberts, 
 Josephine Baker, Kate Claxton, etc. 16mo. (20) 
 
 217. J. W. Wallack, Jr., Dan Setchel, Mary Glad- 
 stone, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Thumb, H. J. Montague and Miss 
 Addison, Lotta, Kate Bateman, H. J. Montague {early 
 London), Chas. Fisher, Mary Wells, etc. 16mo. (20) 
 
 318. Mrs. Barney Williams, Sara Jewett, Mrs. Scott 
 
 Siddons, Adelaide Neilson, Lotta, Dora Goldthwaite, Fanny 
 Davenport, Ethel Allen, etc. 16mo. (20) 
 
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The Library of Charles N. Mann. 
 
 DRAMATIC PHOTOGRAPHS. 
 
 219- Dan Bryant, Geo. W. Smith, Mrs. Ben De Bar, 
 
 Bessie Sudlow, Madeline Henriques, Rose Coghlan, John 
 Brougham {scarce), Charles J. Mathews, Sara Jewett, 
 Pauline Markham, etc. 16mo. (30) 
 
 320. Charlotte Thompson, Adelaide Neilson, Fanny- 
 Davenport, Mrs. Scott Siddons {autographed), Kate Bart- 
 lett, Kate Mayhew, Joseph Proctor, Mrs. Geo. Vandenhoff, 
 etc. 16mo. (30) 
 
 331. Loie Fuller {autographed), Hengler Sisters, 
 
 Marie Burroughs (3), Laura Burt, Alice Atherton, Mrs. 
 Langtry, Louise Hepner, Olga Nethersole, Grace George 
 (creased), Jane English, etc. 8vo. (30) 
 
 333. Cissie Loftus, Hattie Williams, Josephine Hall, 
 
 Kate Castleton, Helen Bell, Bessie Bonehill, Hope Booth, 
 May Lowery, Clara Lipman, Anna Held, etc. 8vo. (30) 
 
 333. Effie Shannon, Mr. and Mrs. Kendal, Marie 
 
 Dressier, Elaine Terriss, Edna Wallace Hopper, Rita Dean, 
 Grace George, etc. 8vo. (30) 
 
 234. Helena Modjeska {autographed), Florence Da- 
 venport, E. L. Davenport (Jr.) and Mrs. Mayo in scene, 
 Tamberlik, Sig. Perugini, Francis Wilson, W. T. Carleton, 
 Clara Louise Kellogg, etc. Svo. , (30) 
 
 335. Mary Mannering, Maud Harrison, Alice John- 
 son, Louise Allen, Edna Wallace Hopper, Anna Held, 
 Louise Hepner, Harriet Ford, etc. Svo. (30) 
 
 336. Charles Fechter as Hamlet, Ada Wray, An- 
 dreas Dippel, Ernest Hastings, Florence Davenport, Davies, 
 the Ventriloquist, Louis Harrison, Burr Mcintosh, etc. 
 Svo. (30) 
 
 337. Rose Coghlan, Suzanne Adams, Maud Gilbert, 
 
 Dora Webb, Alice Melsen, Mrs. W. J. Le Moyne, Molly 
 Fuller, Clara Morris as Miss Multon, etc. Svo. (30) 
 
 328. Francis Wilson, Lotta, Delia Fox, Marie Val- 
 
 leau. Amy Busby, Emma Calve, Anne O'Neill, Julia Mar- 
 lowe, Olga Nethersole, Denman Thompson, Minnie Mad- 
 dern, etc. Svo. (20) 
 
 239. Mrs. E. L. Davenport, Minnie Hauk {colored), 
 
 Henry Stokes, Chas. E. Evans, Joseph Kilgour, Helena 
 Modjeska, Maurice Barrymore, Julia Marlowe, Anton Van 
 Rooy, Primrose and Dockstader, Jane Corcoran, Andrew 
 Mack, etc. Svo. (30) 
 
 330. W. J. Florence, Camilla Urso, May Irwin, 
 
 Lillian Russell (3), Emma Juch, Lizzie Maddern, Pauline 
 Markham, etc. Svo. (20) 
 
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 DRAMATIC PHOTOGRAPHS. 
 
 231. W. E. Burton (?), Kitty Blanehard, Mme. 
 
 Parepa Rosa, Lotta, Florence Davenport and Frank Mayo, 
 Jr., May Davenport, Lillian Russell in "Patience," Fanny 
 Rice, etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
 232. Maggie Mitchell, Adelina Patti, Belle Howitt, 
 
 Jessie Vokes, Henrietta Hodson, May Little, Mary Ander- 
 son, Mrs. Chanfrau, Rose Wood, etc. 16nio. (20) 
 
 233. Adah Isaacs Menken (scarce), Sara Jewett, 
 
 Kate Bateman, Fanny Davenport, Ada Cavendish, Rose 
 Massey, Rose Hersee, Stella Boniface, Rosina Vokes, etc. 
 16mo. (20) 
 
 234. Mary Anderson, Adelina Patti, Emily Rigl, 
 
 Rose Coghlan, Mrs. Rousby, Mrs. Alfred Mellon, Alice 
 Atherton, Victoria Vokes, Pauline Lucca, etc. 16nio. (20) 
 
 235. Fanny Davenport, Eliza Weatherby, Rose 
 
 Eytinge, Minnie Palmer, Josie Orton, Blanche Cole, Mrs. 
 Rousby, etc. 16mo. (20) 
 
 236. Jane Coombs, Kitty Blanehard, Christine 
 
 Nilsson, Mrs. John "Wood, Ada Cavendish, Selina Dolaro, 
 Ida Jeffries, Charlotte Thompson, Maggie Mitchell, etc. 
 16mo. (20) 
 
 237. A Collection of Photographs of Female Per- 
 formers, 400 in number, bound in two folio vols, full mo- 
 rocco, gilt top, back and inside borders, and ornamented in 
 gilt tooling on sides. The photographs are of imperial 
 size, and the names are neatly written underneath each 
 one. (As 2 vols.) 
 
 The names include Ada Rehan (3), Clara Morris (3), Maud 
 Granger (5), Bernhardt (3), Mary Anderson (3), Lillian Russell (3), 
 Sidney Cowell (3), Pauline Markham, Agnes Robertson, Georgie 
 Drew, Mrs. Florence, Mrs. Barney Williams, Mr. and Mrs. John 
 Wood, Agnes Booth (2), Selina Delaro (3), Sarah Jewett (3), 
 Adelaide Neilson (3), Modjeska (3), Kate Newton (3), Georgia 
 Cayvan, Annie Russell, Lydia Thompson, Lillian Conway (3), 
 the Vokes Sisters, BfEe Ellsler, Bijou Heron, Bonfanti, Jane 
 Coombs, Sadie Martinet (3), Adelina Patti, Bella Pateman, Mrs. 
 Rousby (3), Aimee (3), Emily Soldene (3), AdaDyas (3), Jennie 
 Yeamans (4), Blanche, Lillie and May Davenport- Alice Gates, 
 Nellie McHenry, Mrs. Gilbert, May Irwin, and others. 
 
 238. DRAMATIC PORTRAITS. Lithograph Portrait of 
 Gabriel Ravel of the famous Ravel Family, who appeared 
 at Park Theatre in 1832. Polio, full bust, oval (slightly 
 stained). By P. D'Avignon. Rare. N. Y., n. d. 
 
 239. Lithograph Portrait of Edwin Forrest, in plain 
 
 dress, by E. Morton, after S. Laurence. Small folio, bust 
 (margin stained). India paper. Lond., n. d. 
 
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The Library of Charles N. Mann. 
 
 DRAMATIC PORTRAITS. 
 
 240. Mary F. Scott-Siddons as Beatrice (photo., 
 
 finely colored by hand), and Edwin Adams (photo., touched 
 up), dto. (-2) 
 
 ^41. Early Photographs of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Drew 
 
 (cut out). 8vo. (a) 
 
 242. Madame Malibran and Henrietta Sontag. 32mo. 
 
 Rare, (a) 
 
 243. John Gilbert and Henry Irving. Engraved by 
 
 S. Hollyer. 4to. India paper. (2) 
 
 244. Henry Irving and John Brougham. Engraved 
 
 by S. Hollyer. 4to. India paper. (3) 
 
 245. Lithograph Portraits of Edwin Booth (cut 
 
 down and a piece torn from edge), and Mme. Vestvali, by 
 Sarony (torn at edge). 4to and folio. (2) 
 
 246. Eliza Vincent (Royal Victoria Theatre, Lon- 
 don), and Rachel Denvil as Marianna. 4to. Lithographs (2) 
 
 247. Madame Anna Thillon (cut out and slightly 
 
 defaced) ; Madame Ristori as Lady Macbeth. Lithographs. 
 Folio. (2) 
 
 248. Edwin Booth {proofhefore letters) ; Mme. Ronzi 
 
 de Begnis as Fatima (Jndia paper) ; Adelina Patti. 4to. (3) 
 
 249. Kate Bateman {photo., in character), Mrs. 
 
 Bartley as Lady Macbeth {lith., on India paper), Helen 
 Western as the French Spy (colored lith., in mat). 4to. (3) 
 
 250. Mile. Mars {scarce lith.), Mile. Theresa Bour- 
 
 goin, by Roy, after Sicardi ; Mrs. John Wood. Bvo and 4to. 
 (3) 
 
 251. . Joseph Jefferson, Peter Richings, and Wm. 
 
 Rufus Blake. 16mo, inlaid to Bvo. (3) 
 
 252. Clara Morris, Mr. Aickin [by Heath], Sims 
 
 Reeves, and George Honey. 4to. (4) 
 
 253. James Lewis, Charles Fisher, John Drew, and 
 
 Chas. Wheatleigh. All in character, and each one bearing 
 THE Autograph of the Actor. 8vo. (4) 
 
 254. Mrs. Siddons as Mrs. Haller, Priscilla Horton 
 
 {India paper). Talma {scarce lithograph), etc. 4to. (4) 
 
 255. Mile. Duvernay as the Naiade {lith.), Sam San- 
 ford as Uncle Tom (cut out) , Mrs. Fitzwilliam in her vari- 
 ous characters (cut down). Mile. Octavie de Melissa (lith.), 
 etc. Small folio. (6) 
 
 256. Julia Marlowe as Imogen and Viola, RoseCogh- 
 
 lan, Jas. O'Neil in "-Monte Crista,''' Miss Marlowe, in plain 
 dress, etc. Folio. (6) 
 
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 DRAMATIC PORTRAITS. 
 
 257. Mme. Hilligsberg in the ballet of Kensi and 
 
 Tao, 1801 {colored) ; I. J. Frazer, noted Opera Singer 
 (scarce lithograph, cut down) ; Henry Bettyas Rolla {India 
 paper), Edmund Kean, in Indian dress (restrike), etc. Small 
 folio. (6) 
 
 258. Mrs. Griffith, Mrs. Inchbald, David Garrick. 
 
 and Geo. Colman (tete-a-tSte) ; Mr. Garrick and Miss Younge 
 in "Zara," Mrs. Jordan, Mr. Kean as Richard III., etc. 
 8vo. (9) 
 
 259. John Henry as Ephraim Smooth ; Mrs. Hallam 
 
 as Marianne; Miss Fontenelle as Moggy MacGilpin; Mr. 
 Green as Major Manly ; Mr. Moreton as George Friendly, Jr. ; 
 John Hodgkinson as Robin; Richard Crosbie; Snelling 
 Powell as Sir George Airy; Miss Broadhurst. Reproduc- 
 tions. 8vo. (9) 
 
 The originals from which these were made are among the 
 rarest of all American dramatic portraits, and no single collec- 
 tor Jjossesses them all. Only a few were issued, and it is 
 believed no complete set has previously come into the market, 
 though the publication was made nearly twenty years ago. 
 
 260. Miss Kemble {eng. ty Goldar), Rebecca Isaacs 
 
 {operatic singer), John Johnstone, Miss Kelly as Brunette, 
 Mr. Kemble, etc. 8vo. (10) 
 
 261. Jacob Hall, the rope dancer; M'Ue Sontag, 
 
 Nell Gwynne, Miss Goodall, Miss George, etc. 8vo. (10) 
 
 262. Mons. JuUien {scarce lith. by J. Cameron), 
 
 M'lle Judith, Miss Burrell, Edw. Eddy as Posthumus, John 
 Drew as Chas. Surface, Dan Bryant (lith.), etc. 8vo and 
 4to. (10) 
 
 263. Laura Schirmer Mapleson, Catherine Hayes, 
 
 Geo. Honey, Geo. Belmore, Hermann Vezin, John Howard 
 Payne, etc. 4to and fol. (10) 
 
 264. Mrs. John Drew as the Widow Warren, W. S. 
 
 Fredericks, Mr. Holman and Miss Brunton as Romeo and 
 Juliet, Mary Carr, Mrs. Siddons as Rosalind, Anthony 
 Aston {earliest-known N. Y. comedian), Forrest as Damon, 
 Edwin Booth, etc. 4to. (10) 
 
 265. Peg Wofllngton as Sir Harry Wildair, Dr. 
 
 Samuel Arnold, Edwin Forrest as Metamora {India Proof ), 
 Joseph Proctor in "-Nick of the Woods'" {colored), Mrs. 
 J. R. YrndQut {India Paper), Charlotte Crampton, etc. 4to. 
 (10) 
 
 266. Laura Keene {India Paper), Jennie Lee {India 
 
 Paper), Fanny Davenport, eng. by S. HoUyer {India 
 Paper), Lavinia Fenton, Henrietta Sontag, Chas. R. Thorne 
 {India Paper), etc. 4to. (10) 
 
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The Library of Charles N. Mann. 
 
 DRAMATIC PORTRAITS. 
 
 267. G. F. Cooke as lago, Cave Underhill, R. W. 
 
 EUiston, John Braham, Fanny Kemble as Euphrasia 
 {India Paper) , J. B. Buckstone. etc. 8vo and 4to. (10) 
 
 268. George AspuU, Juvenile Musical Performer, 
 
 aged 16 {scarce lith.), Wm. Mitchell as Manfred, M'lle 
 Titiens, Mme, Anna Bishop, Henry Russell, etc. 4to. (10) 
 
 269. Andrew Jackson Allen, John Mills Brown, 
 
 Pepita Soto, Signora Borghese, Sig. Antognini, Pierce But- 
 ler (husband of Fanny Kemble), etc. 4to. (10) 
 
 270. Ada Renan as Lady Teazle, Annie Clarke, 
 
 W. J. Florence, Lawrence Barrett, Joseph Jefferson, Julia 
 Marlowe as Viola, etc. 4to. (10) 
 
 271. Mr. Kelly as Cymon {Proof before letters), Mtb. 
 
 H. Johnston, Mr. King, LeKain, Mr. Garrick as Osmyn, 
 Frances Maria Kelly, Julia Grisi, Miss Kemble as Imogen, 
 Mrs. Ward as Hermione, etc. Svo. (10) 
 
 272. J. S. Silsbee as Sam Slick {lith. hy Newsam, 
 
 cut down), Campanini {India Paper), Arthur Lloyd {colored 
 lith.), M'lle Camargo, Arnold and Waitling {scarce lith. by 
 P. Kramer), etc. 4to. (10) 
 
 273. Mrs. Coutts (Miss Mellon), Tom Bond, Mme. 
 
 Ronzi de Begnis, Noverre (Ballet-Master), Chas. Bannister, 
 Henry Angelo, Signora Pasta, etc. Svo. (10) 
 
 274. Mme. Pasta, Teresa Heberle, John Banvard, 
 
 M'lle Sontag, Mr. Kemble as Richard HI, Mr. Blanchard 
 as Ralph, etc. Svo. (10) 
 
 375. Adelaide Kemble as Norma {scarce lith.), F. M. 
 
 Kent, Mrs. Wells as Jane Shore, Mr. Grist as Othello, Mr. 
 Jones as PufE, Mrs. H. Johnston {colored), Mrs. Gibbs as 
 Cicely Homespun, Miss Julian as Maid Marian. 8vo. (10) 
 
 276. Mrs. T>. P. Bowers {lith.), Mr. Jones as Puflf 
 
 {India Proof), J. L. Toole as the Artful Dodger {India 
 Paper), Julia Grisi, Master DeCamp as Hengo, Mme. 
 Anna Bishop {drawn on stone by P. Kramer), etc. Svo and 
 4to. (10) 
 
 277. > Engraved Portraits from the "Cabinet": 
 
 Nell Gwynne, Ben Jonson, J. P. Kemble, Charles Macklin, 
 G.F.Cooke, Mr. Faweett, etc. Svo. Rare. Lond.lS07-8. (10) 
 
 278. Another lot, including Mrs. Oldfleld, J. P. 
 
 Kemble as Hamlet, Robert Wilks, Mr. Suett, Mr. Quick, 
 Henderson, Emery, etc. • Svo. Rare. Lond. 1807-8. (10) 
 
 279. Another lot, including James Quin, Harry 
 
 Woodward, Otway, CoUey Cibber, Beaumont and Fletcher, 
 
 R. W. EUiston, Sir Richard Steele, etc. Svo. Rare. 
 
 Lond. 1S07-8. (10) 
 
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 DRAMATIC PORTRAITS. 
 
 280. Another lot, including PegWoffington, Thomas 
 
 Betterton, Sir John Van Brugh, Southerne, Wycherlej^ 
 Barton Booth, Mrs. Pritchard, etc. 8vo. Rare. Lond. 
 1807-8. (10) 
 
 281. David Garrick, Lester Wallack, Mr. Hackett 
 
 as Falstaff, Mr. Maeready as Shylock, Mr. Hilson as Tyke 
 (engr. by Durand), Edwin Booth as Richelieu, etc. 8vo. 
 (12) 
 
 282. Mrs. Siddons as Mrs. Haller {India Paper), 
 
 James Rees, Richard Burbage {etching), Edwin Booth as 
 Pescara {India Paper), Mme. Ronzi Vestris, Henrj' Irving, 
 etc. 8vo. (12) 
 
 283. Mr. Henderson as lago, Rose Hersee {photo.), 
 
 Mr. Braham, Mr. Suett as Bayes, Miss Foote as Moggy Mc- 
 Gilpin, Edwin Forrest as Carwin, etc. 12mo. (14) 
 
 284. Edmund Kean {scarce lithograph), Chas. J. 
 
 Mathews, Mrs. Siddons' visit to Dr. Johnson, Talma, Garrick 
 {French conception), J. P. Kemble, Adelaide Kemble, W. 
 Creswick as Claude Melnotte, etc. 8vo and 4to. (15) 
 
 285. Alessandro Rolla, Filippo Galli, Claudio Bon- 
 
 oldi, Adelaide Sala, Nicola Bassi, Velutti, Paganini, etc. 
 16mo. (20) 
 
 286. Giuseppe Mcolini, Perotti, Stefano Pavesi, 
 
 Emilia Bonini, Mme. Ronzi, Eliz. Gafforini, Mme. Goldoni, 
 etc. 16mo. (20) 
 
 287. Mr. Kemble as Rolla, also as Richard III. , Mr. 
 
 Kean as Brutus, Mrs. Inchbald, Miss F. H. Kelly as Belvi- 
 dera, Mr. Goodall {eng. by Leney), Mr. Garrick as Sir John 
 Brute, Mrs. Gibbs, Mr. Knight, F. M. Kent, etc. 16mo 
 and 12mo. (20) 
 
 288. Giacomo Meyerbeer, Taglioni Peraud, Domen- 
 
 ieo Ronconi, Luigi Vestris, Crivelli, Luigi Pacini, etc. 
 16mo. (20) 
 
 289. Mr. Bannister as Maeheath {scarce), Luigi 
 
 Caldarini, Mrs. Brooks {by Conde), Mr. Braham as Fenton 
 {stained), Mme. Fodor, Mrs. Bulkley as Lady Dainty, Mrs. 
 Barry as Athenais, Mrs. Bunn as Alicia, Mrs. Barry as Sir 
 Harry Wildair, etc. 12mo. (20) 
 
 390. Salvatore Taglioni, Caroline Bassi, Giuseppe 
 
 Naldi, Angelica Catalani, Luigi Barili, Mme. Grassini, 
 Rossini, etc. 16mo. (20) 
 
 391. Mr. Munden as Sir Francis Gripe: Mr. Keeley, 
 
 Mrs. Bland, Miss Chester as Beatrice, Mr. Harley, Signor 
 Rauzzini, Mr. Lee-Lewes as Capt. Bobadil, Miss Stephens as 
 Rosetta, Mr. Henderson as lago, Mr. Fawcett, Mr. Farren 
 as Lord Ogleby, etc. 16mo. (20) 
 
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The Library of Charles N. Mann. 
 
 DRAMATIC PORTRAITS. 
 
 29"^- Mme. Pasta, Harry Jackson as Napoleon 
 
 {photo.), Mrs. Chas. Kemble, Mme. Camporesi, Teresa 
 Coralli, Carolina Bassi, Maria Conti, etc. lemo (20) 
 
 293. Fanny Kemble as Juliet (scarce lith.), F. B. 
 
 Chatterton {Drurij Lant lessee), Chas. Kemble as Romeo, 
 Mile. Duchesnois, John Cooper (India Proof), Mary Davis 
 (proof), Thos A. Cooper, Gabriel Ravel, W. C. Macready 
 ("S^eZZ-E'sfeem"), Ada Rehan (eicTim^), etc. 4to. (20) 
 
 394. Madame Vestris, with dog (scarce), Sarah 
 
 Booth as Christine, Edwin Booth as Hamlet, Master Marsh, 
 William Warren, 2d (photo, of Whitney bust), F. C. Wemyss 
 (reprod. on India Paper), Mr. Henderson as lago, Edwin 
 Booth (lith.), Mr. Holman, etc. 8vo and 4to. (20) 
 
 295. W. F. Brough, opera singer, lith. by A. New- 
 
 sam, cut out (rare), W. T. Lewis, James Lewis, Julia Grisi, 
 H. Phillips as Francis the First, Mrs. Coleman Pope, Mr. 
 Oxberry, Ada Rehan, John Drew, Jas. E. Murdoch ( India 
 Paper), etc. 8vo and 4to. (20) 
 
 296. "Jim Crow Rice" (colored caricature), Mr. 
 
 Duerow (S different), Mr. Cartlitch as Mazeppa, Mile. Tagli- 
 oni, Robert Coates, Anastasia Robinson, Mrs. Davison, 
 Nath. Field, etc. 8vo and 4to. (20) 
 
 297. Master Lacy (engr. by A. Cardon), Master Thirl- 
 
 wall (violinist), Mr. Mathews as Index, J. H. McVicker, 
 Mrs. Mattocks as Mrs. Warren, Photogravures of members 
 of Daly's Company, etc. 8vo and 4to. (20) 
 
 298. Mrs. Alsop as Rosalind, Mr. Rae as Norval, 
 
 Frederick Paulding in various characters, J. H. Hackett, 
 Chas Dillon as Hamlet, Miss Hallande, Joseph Harris, Mr. 
 Home as Beauchamp, Edwin Booth (scarce lith., cut down), 
 C. Hill as Sir Rupert (colored), Edwin Forrest as Macbeth, 
 etc. 8vo and 4to. (20) 
 
 299. Mrs. Barney Williams (scarce lith., cut out), 
 
 Mrs. Stirling, Beerbohm Tree, Miss Chester, Madame Cata- 
 lani, Mary. Taylor (proof before letters) , Mile. Duchesnois, 
 Ada Rehan, etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
 300. Mrs. Siddons as the Tragic Muse (India paper), 
 
 Mr. Pope, Mr. Paulo, Jenny Lind (lith., cut out) Wm. 
 Pinkethman as Don Lewis, Henry Irving, Mile. Adrienne 
 Lecouvreur, Mile. Boulard (colored), etc. Bvo. (20) 
 
 301. Master Betty as Romeo (scarce), Lola Montez 
 
 on Stage of Bowery Theatre, Mr. Dowton, Miss Poole as the 
 Little Jockey (lith. on India Paper), Mr. Farren as Sir 
 Peter Teazle (colored lith. — cut down), Mrs. W. West as 
 Hermione, Jenny Lind (lith.), Geo. Colman (India Paper), 
 Joe Winans (drawing). Peg Woffington as Mrs. Ford (etch- 
 ing), etc. 8vo and 4to. (20) 
 
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 DRAMATIC PORTRAITS. 
 
 302. HarryWoodward,Mrs.Wrighten, Miss Chester, 
 
 Mrs. Siddons, Mr. Simmons [proof], Mr. Wilder as Col. 
 Oldboy, Owen Fawcett {lith ), Mrs. Siddons and Mrs. Bil- 
 lington, Miss Smith (Mrs. Bartley), etc. 13mo and 8vo. (30) 
 
 303. Geo. Alex. Stevens, Mr. Yates, Mr. Foote as 
 
 Mrs. Cole, Mrs. Siddons and Mr. Kemble as Mr. and Mrs. 
 Beverley, Mr. Woodward, Thos. Sheridan as Cato, Samuel 
 Foote, etc. 12mo. (30) 
 
 304. Edward Shuter, Mr. Dowton as Sir Anthony 
 
 Absolute {rare), M'Ue. St. Aubin as Cendrillon {colored), 
 Mrs. Crouch, Miss Smith (Mrs. Bartley), Mrs. Davison, 
 Mrs. Melmoth as Queen Elizabeth, Mr. DeCamp, etc. 8vo. 
 (30) 
 
 305. Colley Cibber, Mr. Dowton, Mr. Shuter as Prim, 
 
 Chas. Kemble as Chas. Surface {scarce), mounted, Miss 
 Chester as Beatrice, Mr. Weston, Mr. Moody, Mr. Macklin 
 as Shylock, Mrs. Siddons as Zara, Lola Montez, etc. 8vo. 
 (30) 
 
 306. G. F. Cooke as Sir Pertinax Macsycophant {by 
 
 D. Edwin), Master Richardson (famous showman), Martha 
 Ray, Jenny Lind, Andrew Cherry, Richard Cumberland, 
 Mrs. Coutts, Fred'k Reynolds, etc. 8vo. (30) 
 
 307. Peg Woffington, Richard Tarlton, Mr. Russell 
 
 as Jerry Sneak, also as the Clown, Mr. Dowton, Mr. Win- 
 ston, Isaac Sparks and Miss Wewitzer in Scene from '^ Love 
 in a Village," Robert Wilks, Thos. Dibdin, Maria Foote, 
 Mrs. Nisbett, etc. Bvo. (3o) 
 
 308. Mr. Lewis and Mr. Kennedy as Goldfinch and 
 
 Silky {rare). Miss O'Neill, Mrs. Oldfleld as Rosamond, Mr. 
 Oxberry as Maw-worm, Mr. Macready as Wallace, Peter 
 Richings {lith., cut out), John Powell, Mr. Pearman as 
 Leander, etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
 309. Mr. Lewis as Ranger {rare), Mr. Pope as Post- 
 humus, Mr. Parsons, Mrs. Litchfield, Mr. Moody, Mrs. Pope 
 as Phaedra, Miss Paton, John Palmer {by Conde), etc. 8vo. 
 (30) 
 
 310. Kitty Fisher {mezzotint), Mrs. Cowley, Wm. 
 
 Smith, Mrs. Wybrow, Peter Richings {rare lith., cut out and 
 mounted), Mrs. J. W. Collier, Miss Ferguson {colored lith.), 
 Fanny Kemble as Juliet {lith. on India paper), etc. 8vo 
 and 4to. (20) 
 
 311. Mrs. Stanley, eng. by Snyder {rare), Mother of 
 
 Edwin Forrest {India Paper), Miss F. H. Kelly as Juliet 
 {colored), Mrs. Cibber, Mrs. Inchbald, Michael Mohun, Mrs. 
 Oldfleld, Corneille {eng. hy Dupin), etc. 8vo and 4to. (20) 
 
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The Library of Charles N. Mann. 
 
 DRAMATIC PORTRAITS. 
 
 Sl'-i- Harrj- Perry (photo.), Chas. Bannister, Fanny 
 
 Elssler, C. S. Bernard (Treas. of Burton's Theatre), Mr. 
 Murdoch as Falconbridge, John Bannister, Slg. Velluti as 
 Tebaldo (colored), Isabella Glyn, etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
 313. . Mr. Grimaldi, Miss Bolton as Julia, Miss Brun- 
 
 ton, Rossini, Mr. Bland as Pluto (colored), Mr. Kemble as 
 Richard III., Kell Gwynne after Gascar, Mr. Kean, Mr. 
 Booth, etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
 314. Thos. A. Cooper as Pericles, Mr. Harley, Mr. 
 
 Emery, Mrs. Warren as Helena, Mrs. Inchbald as Lady 
 Jane Gray, Mrs. Crouch as Pythia (by Leney), Miss Smith 
 (Mrs. Bartley), Mr. Parsons, Mr. Quick, Mrs. Bunn, etc. 
 12mo. (20) 
 
 315. Mr. Munden (eng. by Condi), Mr. Woodward 
 
 as Petruchio, Mr. Horn as Beauehamp, Barney Williams 
 as Paddy the Piper (lith ), Miss Foote as Maria Darlington, 
 Miss Povey, Mr. Henry of the Adelphi, J. B. Booth as 
 Hamlet (photo.), etc. 12mo. (20) 
 
 316. Mrs. Honey (colored), Mr. Harley as Lissardo, 
 
 Mrs. Hartley, Mr. Henderson as Count Biron, Mr. Fawcett 
 as Touchstone, Miss Hallande, Mr. Macready, Mrs. Duff as 
 Mary, Mr. Rae as Osmond, etc. 12mo. (20) 
 
 317. ^ Miss Brunton as Horatio (in brown tint), 
 
 scarce, Mme. Ronzi Vestris, Rossini, Mrs. Bunn as Hermi- 
 one, Mr. Bannister as Major Sturgeon (scarce), Mrs. Barry 
 as Horatio, Mr. Brereton as Douglas, John Bannister, Miss 
 Hopkins (Mrs. J. P. Kemble) as Arethusa, Prince Hoare, 
 etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
 318. Miss Catley as Euphrosyne, Miss Brunton as 
 
 Calista, Miss Povey as Jessica, Mr. Braham as Prince Or- 
 lando, Master Betty as Capt. Flash, Mme. Mara, Angiola 
 Bianchi, Mrs. W. West as Cordelia, J. Russell as Clown, 
 etc. 12mo. (20) 
 
 319. Colley Cibber, Mrs. Twisleton, David Ross as 
 
 Essex, Miss Mansell (proo/), Ann Catley as Euphrosyne 
 and Leonora, Mrs. Cibber, Miss Tyrer, Mrs. Duff as Mary, 
 etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
 320. Miss Duncan as Maria, Mrs. Siddons as Isa- 
 bella, Mrs. Crawford (Mrs. Barry) as Marianne, Mr. Sin- 
 clair, Mr. Farren, Mrs. Siddons as Princess Katherine, 
 Henriette Sontag (scarce), Mr. Wilkinson, Mrs. Siddons as 
 Lady Macbeth, Mrs. Abington as Rosalind (stained), Edwin 
 Forrest as Rolla (cut down), fine impression, etc. 12mo. 
 (20) 
 
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 DRAMATIC PORTRAITS. 
 
 321. Mrs. Yining as Koran (colored), Miss Smith 
 
 (Mrs. Bartley), Mr. Kemble as Penruddock, Mr. Harley, 
 Mr. Fawcett as Captain Copp, Miss O'Neill (stained), J. H. 
 Hackett, Chas. Fechter as Ruy Bias, Talma, Mr. Macklin 
 as Shylock, Edwin Booth {scarce lith., cut down), etc. 
 8vo. (20) 
 
 322. Clara Morris, Lotta, Jeffreys Lewis, Pearl 
 
 Eytinge, Lydia Thompson, Alice Gates, etc. 16mo. (20) 
 
 323. Another lot, including Mr. Hamblin, Mr. 
 
 Hackett, Wm. Wheatley, Charles Dillon, Ira Aldridge, 
 Henry Irving, Edward Eddy, Edwin Forrest, etc. 4to. (25) 
 
 324. Miss Farren as Olivia, Mr. Blanchard, Mrs. 
 
 Yates, Mr. Holman as Falconbridge, Mrs. Inehbald, Mr. 
 Kemble as Timon, Mr. Palmer, Mr. Elliston, Miss Wallis, 
 Mr. Kean as Brutus, James Kenney, Chas. Kemble, Karo- 
 line Bauer, etc. 16mo. (30) 
 
 325. Mr. Couldock, Charlotte Cushman, Mr. Mac- 
 ready, Henry and Tom Placide, Ira Aldridge, John Van- 
 denhoff, and others, mainly in Shakespearean characters (a 
 few duplicates). 4to. (3u) 
 
 326. Miss Mellon as Louise Dudley (scarce), Mr. 
 
 Quick as Don Lewis, Miss M. Tree as Rosina, Miss Catley 
 as Kitty, Miss Wilson as Clara (colored), Mr. Munden, 
 George Christy, Mrs. Martyr in Euphrosyne (scarce), Mr. 
 Murray as Demetrius (by Leney), Miss Miller as Zaphira 
 (by Leney), etc. 12mo. (30) 
 
 327. Henry Placide as King of Clubs (colored), Mrs. 
 
 Storace (hy Conde), Mr. Listen as Endless, Mr. Farren as 
 Sir Chas. Easy, Mr. Cooper as Hotspur, Mr. Caulfield as 
 Mirabel (by Leney), Mrs. Abington as Beatrice, Mrs. Pope, 
 Geo. Daniel, Mrs. Melmoth, Mr. Shuter, etc. 12mo. (30) 
 
 328. Mrs. Martyr (by Conde), Miss De Camp, Mrs. 
 
 Davenport (hy Leney), Mrs. Yates, in different characters, 
 Mrs. Cibber, Mrs. Abington as Phlllis and Lady Betty 
 Modish, Mrs. Davison, Mr. Woodward, etc. 12mo, some 
 mounted. (30) 
 
 329. Mr. Listen as Moll Flagon, Nath. Field, Mr. 
 
 Lovegrove as Ludovico, Mr. Sinclair, Chas. Dibdin, Mrs. 
 Mattocks as Jacinta (scarce), John R. Scott (lith., cut down). 
 Miss Farren as Olivia, Tyrone Power, Thos. Dibdin, Thos. 
 Knight, etc. 12mo. (30) 
 
 330. Mrs. Siddons as Isabella, W. R. Blake, Mile. 
 
 Sontag, Miss Farren, Mr. Incledon, Mrs. Billington, Mrs. 
 Pope, Mrs. Bland, Miss Paton, Chas. Kemble as Romeo, 
 etc. 16mo. (30) 
 
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 DRAMATIC PORTRAITS. 
 
 331. Another lot, similar to above, including John 
 
 Drew, J. W. Wallack, J. P. Kemble, Mr. Macready, C. W. 
 Couldock, Mr. Creswick, Mr. Dowton, etc. 4to. (50) 
 
 332. Mr. Forrest, Mr. Creswick, Charlotte Vanden- 
 
 hoff, Mr. Macready, Mr. Hackett, Mr. "Webster, Chas. Kean, 
 Mrs. Mowatt, Ira Aldridge, and others, in characters 
 (mainly Shakespearean). 4to. (50) 
 
 333. DRAMATIC REPRODUCTIONS. John Blake 
 (Treasurer of Park Theatre, N. Y.), N. M. Ludlow, Jas. S. 
 Browne, J. Maddison Norton, G. F. Oooke as Richard III., 
 Thos. B. De Walden, etc. 4to. (10) 
 
 This and the succeeding lots are reproductions made from 
 daguerreotypes, drawings, paintings, and other rare or unique 
 sources, and of which only a dozen or so impressions were 
 taken. Most of them are now unprocurable, owing to the dis- 
 persion of the leading old-time collections. The portraits can- 
 not be obtained in any other form. 
 
 334. Thomas S. Hamblin as Hamlet, James Rees, 
 
 E. L. Davenport, Miss Tidswell (in scene — onZy •portrait of 
 her), Mr. Jefferson as Logic, Chanfrau and Mary Taylor as 
 Mose and Lize, etc. 4to. (8) 
 
 335. Joseph Jefferson as Caleb Plummer, Mrs. W. 
 
 G. Jones, Edwin Booth and family, A. W. Fenno, S. W. 
 Glenn, Jas. E. Murdoch, James Stark, etc 4to. (10) 
 
 336. Charles Durang, Ada Clifton, Mrs. John Drew 
 
 as the Widow Warren, another, in plain dress, J. H. Stod- 
 dart in the "■Bonnie Brier BusJi," J. W. Wallack, Jr., 
 Wm. Niblo, etc. 4to. (10) 
 
 337. Wm. Aug. Barnes as Noucum, Mary Ann Lee, 
 
 Mr. Anderson as Murtoch Delany, John Sloman, Charles 
 Kemble Mason, J. Hudson Kirby as RoUa, Edwin Forrest, 
 etc. 4to. (10) 
 
 338. Joseph Burke (formerly "Master Burke"), Jo- 
 sephine Clifton, Geo. H. Andrews, A. J. Allen as Goldfinch, 
 Alex. Pickering, John Ryder as Rob Roy, Forrest in " The 
 Broker of Bogota," etc. 4to. (10) 
 
 339. Susan Denin, Wm. Twaits, J. M. Scott, J. W. 
 
 Wallack as Dick Dashall, Jack Dunn, Ben De Bar as Mose, 
 C. J. Foster, John Povey, etc. 4to. (10) 
 
 340. Alfred Bunn, Miss Fitzfarren, Mrs. C. R. 
 
 Thorne, Louisa Pyne, Mrs. John Brougham as Cherubino, 
 Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Prior, Geo. P. Farren, Caroline Chapman, 
 etc. 4to. (10) 
 
 341. Thos. S. Hamblin as Hamlet, Charles Durang, 
 
 Fanny Herring, Mrs. Farren, P. C. Cunningham as Bailie 
 Nichol Jarvie, Mrs. W. R. Blake, H. J. Finn as Bob Logic, 
 
 etc. 4to. (10) 
 
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 DEAMATIC REPRODUCTIONS. 
 
 342. Mr. Maywood as Sir Pertinax Macsycophant, 
 
 Chas. Peters, T. B. De Walden, Georgiaua Hodson, T. B. 
 Johnson as Uriah Heap, Jas. C. Dunn, etc. 4to. (10) 
 
 343. George Jamison, J. W. Wallack as Massaroni, 
 
 F. B. Conway, Mrs. H. Cramer, Mr. Neafie as Don Csesar, 
 Wm. Duffy, Mary Devlin, John Dyott, etc. 4to. (10) 
 
 344. William Pelby, Kate Saxon, James Roberts, 
 
 Mrs. Charles, Rosini Watkins, Mrs. Geo. VandenhofE, etc. 
 4to. (10) 
 
 345. Cornelius A. Logan as Sam Hobbs, Geo. Sker- 
 
 rett, Chas. K. Pox, Mrs. Shaw as Cordelia, Mr. Hamblin as 
 Richard Darvil, Mrs. H. P. Grattan, etc. 4to. (10) 
 
 346. Joe Jefferson as Major Golightly, Mons. Alex- 
 ander in various characters, Sara Stevens, M'lle Blangy, 
 Edwin Booth, Mary Carr, Col. French as Scrub (N. Y. 
 177.8), etc. 4to. (10) 
 
 347. John Augustus Stone (author of "ifeto?nora"), 
 
 John Collins, Charles E. Horn, Rosalie Durand, Augusta 
 Maywood, Barton Hill as Claude Melnotte, Eliza Logan, 
 etc. 4to. (10) 
 
 348. Henry Placide, T. J. Hind, Frank Drew, Thos. 
 
 A. Cooper as Hamlet, John Augustus Stone (author of 
 " Jfetomora"), Sam Lathrop (early Clown), Sir Wm. Don, 
 Mary Gannon as Little Pickle, etc. 4to. (10) 
 
 349. A. H Purdy (prop, of National Theatre, N.Y.), 
 
 Kate Horn, John R. Scott as Macbeth, Thomas Barry, T. B. 
 Johnston, Luigi Rocco, Mary Rock, etc. 4to. (10) 
 
 350. Matilda Heron as Bianca, John F. Foot as 
 
 Hamlet, Wm. Hoskins, Eliz, Feron, E. L. Tilton, Misses 
 Gougenheim, Matilda Phillips (Mrs. J. H. Stoddart), Chan- 
 frau and Mary Taylor, Mrs. Hoey as Lady Teazle, etc. 
 4to. (10) 
 
 351. Mr. Chanfrau as Mose, Mrs. T. F. Johnson, 
 
 Jack Barnes, T. H. Morrell as Richelieu, Mrs. Sedley 
 Brown, W. G. Jones, Charlotte Thompson, etc. 4to. (10) 
 
 352. Anna Cruise, Ferdinand Palmo, Sig. Susini, 
 
 Richard Crosbie (N. Y. 1793), W. F. Brough, Thos. Barry, 
 Luigi Rocco, Mary Rock, Sam Lathrop, etc. 4to. (10) 
 
 353. G. F. Cooke {after Thos. Sully), Mme. Drouet, 
 
 Jas. Delmon Grace, Mrs. John Wood, Miss Cramer, Wil- 
 liam Niblo, Samuel Swartwout, W. K. Northall, etc. 4to. 
 (10) 
 
 354. Thos. A. Cooper as Hamlet {with border), Mrs. 
 
 W . R. Blake, Mrs. Sutton, Miss Crocker (Miss F. B. Con- 
 way), Miss Inverarity, Jas. H. Caldwell, Mrs. E. L. Daven- 
 port, etc. 4to. (10) 
 
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 355. DRAMATIC SIGNATURES. Minnie Palmer, Ga- 
 briel Ravel, Lawrence Barrett, Stuart Robson, Fanny 
 Davenport, F. C. Wemyss, Mrs. D. P. Bowers, etc. ; also 
 envelopes addressed in handwriting of Charlotte Cushman 
 and John Gilbert. 16mo. (13 pieces, as a lot.) 
 
 356. DRAWINGS. Original Portrait Drawings of W. R. 
 Blake and Barney Williams (by J. P. Andrews). 8vo, bust, 
 vignette. (3) 
 
 357. DREW (FRANK— Irish Comedian, app. Olympic, 
 1838). A. L. S., 4to, 1856. About an engagement. 
 
 358. Reproduction of an extremely rare photograph 
 
 of the comedian taken in the character of Camille. 24mo 
 on 4to paper. (8 copies.) 
 
 Only 10 impressions were taken, and the plate was destroyed. 
 
 359. DREW (JOHN). Early Photograph (group), com- 
 prising John Drew (the elder), Edwin Adams, and another 
 (Frank Drew?). IBmo. By Germon of Phil. Rare. 
 
 360. DREW (JOHN, the Elder). Lithograph Portrait, 
 in plain dress. 4to, oval, cut down. With presentation 
 
 INSCRIPTION TO THOMAS ROCKWELL. 
 
 SECOND SESSIOI^. 
 
 361. DUNCAN (MARIA REBECCA), afterwards Mrs. 
 Davison. English Actress. Mezzotint Portrait, in plain 
 dress, by C. Turner after G. H. Harlow. Folio, full half 
 length. Lond. 1809. 
 
 362. DUNLAP (WILLIAM). Mezzotint Portrait, en- 
 graved by Max Rosenthal after C. C. Ingham, for members 
 of the Dunlap Society. 4to, half length. N. Y. 1897. 
 
 One of 250 signed artist's proofs, No. 179. 
 
 363. DURANG (CHARLES). Early American Actor, 
 Author of " History of the Philadelphia Stage"; three in- 
 teresting A. L. S. to Horace W. Smith, regarding the 
 proposed re-publication of his History (1 p , 2 pp. , and 2 
 pp., 1869), together with the draft of '■'An advertisement to 
 my former readers, and to my fellow -citizens generally," in 
 his handwriting, and signed by him. 8vo. (4 pieces.) 
 
 364 A. L. S., 4 pp., 8vo, 1864. Mentions the de- 
 tails of getting out his History; gives a new anecdote of 
 Lincoln, etc. 
 
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 365. "pARLY AMERICAN ACTOR. Oil Painting on 
 -*-^ canvas [by Cannarve, Philadelphia Artist) of 
 
 an Actor, three-quarter length, In the character of Hamlet. 
 The portrait unidentified, but somewhat resembles George 
 Vandenhoff. In old gilt frame, 37 x 44 in. 
 
 366. EARLY AMERICAN CARICATURE. " Congres- 
 sional Pugilists," representing the fight between Griswold 
 and Lyon in Congress Hall, Phila., 1798. Obi. 8vo. (Stained.) 
 
 367. EARLY AMERICAN STAGE. Lithograph View 
 of the interior of the famous St. Charles Theatre, New Or- 
 leans, with an accompanying view of the exterior, and 
 portraits of N. M. Ludlow and Sol Smith, its proprietors and 
 managers. Designed and litho'd by G. Tolti. Oblong 
 folio. Slightly torn at one corner. 
 
 The BXTRBMEL'y RARE ORIGINAL. 
 
 368. A reproduction of the above-described litho- 
 graph, of which only 13 were issued and distributed some 
 10 years ago. 
 
 369. Printed Circular giving notice of an exhibition 
 
 at the South wark Theatre, Phila. , of the ' ' Beautiful and 
 Unparallelled New Prospective Theatre, which the Sieur 
 Mercier has brought over," etc., no date [circa 1785], bears 
 superscription on back, "To Mr. Lewis Hallam "; Playbill 
 of performance by Mrs. Blake on slack wire, etc., Oct. 24, 
 no year, at Mr. G. Barge's Tavern (no place named) . (2 pes. ) 
 
 From the collection of Mr. Wall. 
 
 370. EARLY IRISH PLAYBILL. "At the Vaults in 
 Belfast," Dec. 18, 1751, "Jane Shore" and " TTie Virgin 
 Unmask' d," by a company of comedians from London and 
 Dublin. Folio, mounted on muslin stretcher (some words 
 missing). Rare. 
 
 371. Another, similar to above, without date [circa 
 
 1750], "The Merry Wives of Windsor " and " The Honest 
 Yorkshire-Man." In better condition. Rare. 
 
 372. EARLY SATIN PLAYBILL. New Theatre (Chest- 
 nut Street), Phila., March 23, 1805, Mr. Blissett's Benefit, 
 the Comic Opera of Robin Hood, with Messrs. Blissett, 
 Durang and Twaits, and Mrs. Oldmixon and Mrs. Francis 
 in the cast. 
 
 Probably the earliest issued American playbill printed on satin. 
 
 378. EARLY SOUTHERN PLAYBILLS. Newbern 
 (North Carolina) Theatre, Mar. 3L, May 13, and May 16, 
 1797, with performances by Mr. and Mrs. Edgar, Mr. and 
 Mrs. Douglass, Mr. Wall, and Mr. Lathy. (3) 
 
 Possibly unique. From the collection op Mr. Wall. 
 No mention of the existence op any Theatre at Newbern 
 
 IS MADE BY Mr. SEILHAMER. 
 
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 EARLY SOUTHERN PLAYBILLS. 
 
 374. Fayetteville Theatre (North Carolina), Dec. 
 
 30 and 31, 1795 (together with a MS. playbill, without date), 
 Mr. and Mrs. Henderson in a variety of scenes and parts. 
 (3 pieces.) 
 
 Probably unique. From the collection op Mr. Wall. 
 The existence of a theatre at Fayetteville was unknown 
 TO Mr. Seilhambr. 
 
 375. Performance at Edenton (North Carolina), 
 
 July 20, 1797, "Inkle and Yarico,^'' and the " Wrangling 
 Lovers," with Mr. and Mrs. Douglass, Mr. and Miss Wall, 
 Mr. Lathy, etc., in the casts. " Days of performance will 
 be announced by the beating of a drum. ' ' 
 
 Possibly unique. From the collection op Mr. Wall. 
 
 376. EARLY VIRGINIA THEATRICALS. Playbills of 
 performances given at the Theatre in Alexandria, Va. , in 
 1784, by the American Company of Comedians, including 
 Mr. and Mrs. Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. Villiers, Mr. Wall, Mr. 
 and Mrs. Kidd, Mr. Upton, etc. (3 pieces ) 
 
 Possibly unique. From the personal collection op Mr. 
 Wall. In Seilhamer's History no record is made of any per- 
 formance in Alexandria before 1793. 
 
 377. Playbill of performance given by the American 
 
 Company at the Theatre in Fredericksburg, Va. , May 28 
 (L771 or '2), " The Provoked Husband," with Mr. and Miss 
 Hallam, Mr. and Mrs. Douglass, Mr. and Mrs. Morris, Mrs. 
 Henry, Mr. Wall, etc. (Portions of the bill were left un- 
 printed and filled in with dates, names, etc. , as occasion 
 required. ) 
 
 Possibly unique. From Mr. Wall's collection. No 
 mention is made in Seilhamer's History op the existence 
 OP A Theatre in Fredericksburg. 
 
 378. Playbill of Performance given at the Theatre 
 
 in the Court House, Suffolk (Virginia), Oct. 12 (no year— 
 probably about 1790), " She Stoops to Conquer," with Mr. 
 Watts as Hardcastle, Mr. Edgar as Young Marlow, Mrs. 
 Edgar as Miss Hardcastle, and Mr. Bignall as Tony Lump- 
 kin. Four pieces are scheduled for performances on suc- 
 ceeding nights, including "The Contrast," by Royall Tyler. 
 
 Probably unique. From Mr. Wall's collection. 
 
 379. Playbills of performances given by the " Vir- 
 ginia Company of Comedians" at the Theatre in Williams- 
 burg, Virginia, April 15, May 18, June 3, and June 8, 1768, 
 the three last named being Benefits of Mrs. Osborne, Mrs. 
 Parker, and Mr. Charlton, respectively. {The text in red 
 and black.) (4 pieces.) 
 
 Probably unique. From the collection op Mr. Wall, a 
 contemporary Comedian. In writing his valuable "History 
 of the American Theatre," Mr. Seilhamer, being unable to find 
 
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 any original playbills, was obliged to search the files of the Vir- 
 ginia Gazette for announcements of forthcoming performances. 
 Only six could be found, two of which were the Benefits of 
 Mrs. Osborne and Mrs. Parker (though the cast of the latter 
 was not given). In details, therefore, three of the four bills 
 now offered may be considered as previously unrecorded. The 
 casts include the names of Mr. and Mrs. Parker. Mrs. Osborne, 
 Mr. Verling, Mr. Charlton, Mr. Godwin, Mr. Bromadge, Mrs. 
 and Miss Dowthaitt, Mr. Farrell, etc. The Charlton Benefit 
 bill is apparently a printer's proof. 
 
 Pasted on the back of the Parker Benefit bill are two most 
 interesting items. One is a notice or circular (printed and 
 issued in Albany, N. Y. , by Mr. Wall, the Comedian), engaging 
 to teach Ladies and Gentlemen on the Guitar, and the other 
 (written) is worthy of being quoted in full: "Philadelphia, 
 Moses Franks presents his compliments to Mr. Wall, and, out of 
 regard, informs that there is a Number of Gentlemen Intend 
 hissing Mr. Byerly and insisting on Mr. Wall's perfor(ming) the 
 Part of Sir Walter Raleigh, Mr. Byerley's performance not 
 being much admired in this city. Dont let them know that I 
 gave this hint to you. You may inform Mr. Woolls who wrote 
 to yoa." (No date.) 
 
 380. EDWIN (JOHN). Scene from the " Agreeable Sur- 
 prise,'^ with Mr. Edwin as Lingo, and Mrs. Wells as Cow- 
 slip. Engraved by E. Scott, after H. Singleton. Folio, 
 oval. Lond. 1788 
 
 381. EDWIN (MRS. JOHN). Engraved Portrait, as 
 Lydia Languish. 8vo, full length (from the Hibernian 
 Magazine). Rare. 
 
 382. EGYPT. Photographs (30) of Egyptian Scenes and 
 Antiquities. 4to. Mounted. (As a lot.) 
 
 383. ELLIOT (MISS). English Actress. Mezzotint Por- 
 trait in the character of Minerva, by Saunders, after Richard 
 Cosway. Folio, full bust, oval, in rectangle. Brilliant 
 Impression. Rare. Lond. 1774 
 
 384. ELLISTON (R. W.) Mezzotint Portrait, by C. Tur- 
 ner after G. H. Harlow. Small folio, half length. 
 
 Lond., n. d. 
 Bears aiitograph, "R. W. Elliston, May 23, 1818." 
 
 385. ELSSLER (FANNY). Lithograph Portrait, by H. 
 Grevedon, 1835. Folio, half length. India paper. 
 
 Paris, n. d; 
 
 386. ENGLISH PLAYBILLS. Covent Garden Theatre, 
 Nov. 8 and 12, 1806, and March 28, 1808, with Geo. Fredk. 
 Cooke as Richard III. and lago, J. P. Kemble as Corio- 
 lanns, and Mrs. Siddons as Volumnia. 4to, mounted. (3) 
 
 387. Bath and Bristol Theatres, 1790-1792, with 
 
 names of John Hodgkinson, Mrs. Hodgkinson, and Mr. 
 Blissett in the casts. All Benefit Bills but one, and 
 includes that of Mr. Blissett. 4to. (9) 
 
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 ENGLISH PLAYBILLS. 
 
 388. Covent Garden Theatre Bills (5), 1784-1838, 
 
 including Mr. Henderson as Tamerlane and Mrs. Inchbald 
 as Selima, 1784, Edmund Kean as Shylock, 1828, and Mrs. 
 Jordan as Beatrice, 1813, also Charles Mathews, at the 
 Hull Theatre (3), and the Juvenile Musicians (Collins 
 Children) at Bath, 1836. (Mr. Wallack also in "Monsieur 
 Tonson.") (9) 
 
 389. Covent Garden, Drury Lane, and other Theatres, 
 
 1838-1850, with names of J. W. Wallack, Mme. Vestris, 
 Chas. Kemble, Grimaldi, Fanny Kemble, Macready, etc. 
 (10) 
 
 390. Drury Lane Theatre, 1803-25, including names 
 
 of Grimaldi, Mrs. Jordan, Edmund Kean (in a number of 
 his leading characters), Harriet Mellon, Wallack, Liston, 
 Chas. Kemble, etc. 14 pieces. (As a lot.) 
 
 391. . Bills of English Provincial Theatres, 1804-1865, 
 
 including many well-known names. About 50 pieces. (As 
 a lot. ) 
 
 392. Collection of over 250 bills of London and 
 
 Provincial Theatres (mainly from 1820 to 1840), including 
 names of Edmund Kean, Macready, Mme. Vestris, Chas. 
 Mathews, Chas. Kemble, Tyrone Power, Mrs. Jordan, Chas. 
 Kean, Liston, C. M Young, Henry Irving, E. A. Sothern, 
 Ellen Tree, etc. (Some benefit bills and first performances 
 in the lot.) A few torn and mutilated. (Sold as a lot.) 
 
 393. Collection of about 350 bills of the Royal 
 
 Adelphi Theatre, Hull, England, 1831-34, with many names 
 of Actors and Actresses who afterwards appeared on the 
 American Stage. Included is a bill of the Juvenile Per- 
 formances of Master B. Grossmith, aged 6 years, with rep- 
 resentations of the different characters in his repertoire. 
 Stitched, with paper covers. (Sold as a lot.) 
 
 394. ENGRAVED PORTRAITS. Jacques Offenbach, 
 Agnes Sorel, Haydn, Henry Montan Berton, Isaac Reed, 
 John Philpot Curran {India Proof before letters), Viscount 
 Castlereagh, Lord Thurlow, Lord Eldon, etc. 8vo and 4to. 
 (20) 
 
 895. Mr. Warburton [printed in colors), Hon. Mrs. 
 
 O'Neill, Admiral Lord Hood, Francis Chantrey, Lord Nel- 
 son, Lady Hamilton, Dickens, etc. 8vo. (15) 
 
 306. ETCHING. "Zillah," by L Massard, after G. E. 
 Hicks. Folio (margin stained). India Proof, signed by 
 THE Etcher. 
 
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 397. T^ARREN (ELIZA). The Countess of Derby. 
 -^ Miss Farren as Hermione in "Winter's Tale." 
 
 Folio, full length, bj' E. Fisher, after ZofEany. Mezzotint. 
 Framed. Lond. : Sayer, 1781 
 
 398. FARREN (MRS. GEORGE P.) Early American 
 Actress. Daguerreotype. 12mo, half length, seated (case 
 stained, and needs glass covering). Fine. 
 
 399. FAUCIT (HELEN). Lithograph portrait, full length, 
 standing before a bust of Shakespeare. Large 4to, framed. 
 
 Proof. Edinburgh, 1874 
 
 400. FAWCETT (JOHN). Celebrated English Comedian. 
 Mezzotint portrait, in plain dress, by W. Say, after G. H. 
 Harlow. Folio, half length, standing. Proof. Lond. 1815 
 
 401. FIELD (JOS. M.) Editor and Author. 3 A. L. S. 
 4to, 1854 and '55. Mentions the Southern Tour of De Bar. 
 Miss Robertson (Agnes), and himself. (3 pieces.) 
 
 403. FLORENCE (WILLIAM J.) Lithograph portrait, 
 in plain dress, by P. D 'Avignon. Folio, three-quarters 
 length, seated beside table, with hat in right hand and cane 
 in left. India paper. Extremely rare. N. T. 1855 
 
 403. A. L. S., to Thos. McKeon, 3 pp. 4to, N. Y. 
 
 1853, making terms for a Philadelphia engagement, etc. 
 Early specimen. 
 
 404. FOOTE (MARIA). Mezzotint portrait (as Maria 
 Darlington), by Thos. Lupton, after G. Clint. Folio, full 
 length, dancing. Lond. 1824 
 
 405. Engraved portrait (in brown tints), by T. L. 
 
 Grundy, after Wm. Bradley. Folio, half length. No title 
 inscription. 
 
 406. FOOTE (SAMUEL). Celebrated English Comedian 
 and Dramatist. Mezzotint portrait by Brookshaw, after 
 Coles. Folio, half length, oval, within border, cut down. 
 Brilliant impression. Fine and rare. Lond. 1773 
 
 407. FORD (JOHN T.) Noted Baltimore and Washing- 
 ton Manager. A. L. S., 3 pp. 4to, 1856, regarding the pro- 
 posed renting of a Philadelphia Theatre. Fine letter. 
 
 408. Another A. L. S., to Thos. McKeon, 3 pp. 4to, 
 
 Bait. 1855, giving interesting details of Theatrical affairs 
 in Baltimore, etc. 
 
 409. FORMES (KARL). Operatic Singer, appeared at 
 
 Academy of Music 1857. Lithograph portrait by Endicott. 
 
 Folio, three-quarters length, seated (margin stained). 
 
 Autographed " Youes truly, Karl Formes, Philadel- 
 phia, 1858." 
 
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 410. FORREST (CATHARINE SINCLAIR). Celebrated 
 Actress, wife of Edwin Forrest. Lithograph portrait, in plain 
 dress, by H. Grevedon. 1849. Folio, half length. Scarce. 
 
 411. FORREST (EDWIN). A collection op 214 en- 
 graved PORTRAITS, PLAYBILLS, AUTOGRAPH LETTERS, ETC, 
 GATHERED WITH A VIEW TO THE EXTRA-ILLUSTRATION OP 
 
 THE LiPE OP Forrest, all neatly inlaid to small 
 
 POLIO, AND READY POR THE BINDER. 
 
 It includes 19 dlflferent portraits of the Tragedian, three 
 interesting letters written by him, together with' a oast of 
 characters in his handwriting, and 40 playbills of his appear- 
 ances in 1837 and 1863. Among the other dramatic portraits 
 will be found those of Mrs. Siddons (11), Garrick (5 — including 
 the fine one by Cochin), John Philip Kemble, Edmund Kean, 
 Talma, Quin, G. P. Cooke, Chas. Kemble, Macklin, Henderson, 
 Sheridan {rare), Liston, Macready, W. B. Wood, the elder 
 Jefferson, John McCuUough {early photo.), etc. 
 
 There are also portraits of Washington, Franklin (4), Thomas 
 Jefferson, Jay, John Quincy Adams, Madison, Jackson (3), 
 Clay (6). Napoleon (3), Shakespeare (6), Burns (3), Moore (3), 
 Dr. Johnson, Dryden, Irving (3), Voltaire, Milton, Wm. Leg- 
 gett, etc. 
 
 A detailed account, in printed form, of the Forrest-Macready 
 riot, at the Astor Place Opera House, in 1849, is included, the 
 entire text (33 pp.) having been neatly inlaid to uniform size 
 with the rest. 
 
 Two other important and rare pamphlets have received 
 similar treatment, viz, . the Address of Charles O'Conor to the 
 Bar Association relative to the charges of Mrs. Forrest, pub- 
 lished in one of the N. Y. newspapers (35 pp.), and the proceed- 
 ings of the Bar Association (report of Committee headed by 
 Gen. Dix), in complete exoneration of Mr. O'Conor (75 pp.). 
 
 Many of the items comprised in the collection are of 
 
 UNUSUAL occurrence, AND THE AVERAGE OP CONDITION IS 
 
 HIGH. (Sold as a lot.) 
 
 412. Colored engraved Portrait of the Tragedian in 
 
 the character of William Tell. 8vo, full length, in chains, 
 cut out and mounted. 
 
 EXCESSIVELY RARE, IP NOT UNIQUE. 
 
 413. Engraved Portrait, in plain dress, by John Sartain. 
 
 4to, full bust, India Proof before letters. Phil., n. d. 
 Bears presentation inscription in pencil, ' ' Dr. R. S. Mac- 
 kenzie from Edwin Forrest." 
 
 414. Engraved Portrait, in plain dress, by John 
 
 ' Sartain. 4to, half length, vignette. India Proof before 
 
 letters, on Large Paper. 
 
 415. Engraved Portrait, by H. Meyer after J. W. 
 
 Childe. 4to, three-quarters length, seated. Lond. 1836. 
 
 416. Set of India Proofs (before letters) of the en- 
 graved plates appearing in Alger's Life of Forrest. 4to. 
 
 (12 pieces.) . , . , 
 
 Includes 3 portraits of the Tragedian m plam dress, 8 m 
 various characters, a portrait of his mother, and an engraving 
 of the Forrest Medals. 
 
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 FORREST (EDWIN). 
 
 417. Lithograph Portrait, in plain dress, drawn on stone 
 
 bj^ A. Newsam after T. Sully, Jr., enclosed in an elaborately 
 designed border. Folio bust (torn and repaired in various 
 places, including one across body, also creased). Phil. 1836. 
 In poor condition, but of excessive rarity. 
 
 418. Lithograph Portrait, in plain dress, by Samuel 
 
 Laurence. 4to, bust, vignette (slightly creased). India 
 Paper. Rare. [Lond.] n. d. 
 
 419. — — Mezzotint Portrait, in plain dress, by John 
 Sartain. 4to, full bust, vignette. India Proof before 
 LETTERS. Phil., n. d. 
 
 Bears presentation inscription, "Daniel Dougherty, Esq., 
 from Edwin Forrest." 
 
 430. Photograph, in plain dress, by P. Gutekunst. 
 
 Folio, seated. Phil., n. d. 
 
 421. Photograph, as Spartacus, by Brady. Folio, 
 
 full length (margin stained). 
 
 423. Steel Plate of the Portrait of Mr. Forrest as 
 
 Virginius. (Etched by H. B. Hall.) 4to (surface marred). 
 
 423. Satin Playbill, issued in connection with his 
 
 Benefit Performance at the Broadway Theatre, N. Y., April 
 30, 1853. Mr. Forrest as Damon. Rare. 
 
 434. Portrait painted in oil colors, bust, in plain 
 
 dress Unsigned. 14x18 inches, on stretcher. 
 
 435. Interesting Manuscript Account of the Theatri- 
 cal Career of Edwin Forrest from his first appearance at 
 the Walnut St. Theatre in 1820 to the year 1833. It com- 
 prises 34 pages of 4to size, the text being neatly inlaid. A 
 number of illustrations are included (pasted on centres of 
 the sheets) , among them being a rare bill of Walnut St. 
 Theatre, Feb. 3, 1833, with Master Forrest as Zaphna in 
 '■'■Mahomet'"; View of the old Tivoli Gardens, Phila. ; 
 Playbill of Tremont Theatre, Boston, 1830, with Mr. For- 
 rest as Metamora ; Portraits of Mr. Forrest as Rolla and 
 Carwin, etc. The identity of the writer is hidden, but it was 
 evidently by one thoroughly conversant with every phase 
 of the Tragedian'^ early career, as well as an ardent ad- 
 mirer of his genius. (Sold as 1 piece.) 
 
 426. A. L. S. 3 pp. 8vo. Phil. 1870. Thanking 
 
 Mr. Dreer for theatrical portraits. Marked "copy," in 
 the same hand that wrote the letter. 
 
 427. Collection of Clippings, etc., relating to the 
 
 tragedian, his divorce suit, etc. (As a lot. ) 
 
 428. A pair of old-fashioned Shoe-buckles, paste, 
 
 set in silver (defective), formerly belonged to Edwin For- 
 rest, and later were in the possession of Thomas McKeon, 
 old-time manager. (As 1 piece.) 
 
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 429. FRAMES. Oak Frame, with glass. 20 x 25 inches. 
 
 430. Frames, mostly oak, including a gilt one, with 
 
 glass. 4:to. (10) 
 
 431. Another lot. Large 4to, with glass. (13) 
 
 432. Another lot. Folio and smaller, no glass. (8) 
 
 433. Another lot. Small 4to and imp. 8vo. (9) 
 
 434. FREER (CHARLES). English Actor, appeared at 
 Park Theatre in 1839, committed suicide in London in 1858. 
 Engraved Portrait as Romeo. 4to, full length. Scarce. 
 
 435. FRENCH STAGE. Lithograph Portraits of BoufE6, 
 Beauvalet, Bressant {colored), Chilly {colored), Mme. Ucalde 
 as Gil Bias {colored), Brunet, Baptiste Aine, Mme. Albert, 
 Boutin, M'Ue Brohan, Pauline Leroux, etc. Nearly all on 
 India paper. 4to. (35) 
 
 436. Collection of Lithograph Portraits of leading 
 
 French Actors and Actresses (in character), drawn on stone 
 by A. Colin. 70 portraits. 4to, full length, half bound 
 (back broken and in need of repair). (Sold as 1 piece.) 
 
 437. /:^ARRICK (DAVID). Etched Portrait as Abel 
 ^-^ Drugger. 12mo, half length, with pipe in hand 
 
 and hat under arm. Rare. 
 
 438. Nature and Genius introducing Garriek to the 
 
 Temple of Shakespeare, etc. Designed by J. H. Mortimer. 
 Folio, cut close and torn at margin. Lond. 1779. 
 
 439. Mezzotint Portrait, as Richard III, by S. W. 
 
 Reynolds, after N. Dance. Folio, full length. Fine im- 
 pression. Lond. 1825. 
 
 440. Mezzotint Portrait, in plain dress, by R. Laurie, 
 
 after Sir Joshua Reynolds, folio, half length, .seated at 
 table, with arms resting upon it, a prologue before him. 
 Fine impression. Lond. 1779. 
 
 441. MezzotintPortrait as Hamlet, by Jas. McArdell, 
 
 after B. Wilson. Folio, three-quarters length, lacks top 
 and side margins, mounted. Fine impression. 
 
 442. Mezzotint Portrait, as Kitely, by Finlayson, 
 
 after Sir Joshua Reynolds. Small folio, half length, lacks 
 margins. Lond. 1769. 
 
 443. Mezzotint Portrait, in plain dress, by McArdell, 
 
 after A. Pond. Small folio, half length, oval, in rectangle. 
 Fine impression. Rare. 
 
 444. Mezzotint Portrait, in plain dress, standing be- 
 side a bust statue of Shakespeare, with right arm around 
 it, engraved by Valentine Green, after Gainsborough. 
 
 Folio. Lond. 1769. 
 
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 GARRICK (DAVID). 
 
 446. " L'Homme entre le Vice et la Vertu." (A 
 
 pirate issue of " Garrick between Tragedy and Comedj^") 
 Oblong folio. Very rare. Augsburg, n. d. 
 
 446. Mezzotint Portrait, Mr. Garrick as King Lear 
 
 (scene), engraved by Jas. McArdell, after B. Wilson. Oblong 
 folio, edge torn and repaired. Lond., n. d. 
 
 447. Garrick in the Green Room. Mezzotint group. 
 
 With Mrs. Abington, Mrs. Yates, Mr. Baddeley, Mrs. 
 Garrick and others. With key-plate pasted underneath. 
 Proof before letters. Polio. Framed. 
 
 448. "The Immortality of David Garrick," en- 
 graved by J. Caldwell, with portraits (in Shakespearean 
 Characters) of Mrs. Yates, Mrs. Abington, Mrs. Hartley, 
 Mr. Palmer, Mr. King, and many others. Oblong folio, 
 cut out and mounted, lacks title and margin. Printed key 
 attached (creased). 
 
 449. Garrick-Bellamy. Scene from " Romeo and 
 
 Juliet ' ' (tomb scene) with Mr. Garrick as Romeo and 
 George Anne Bellamy as Juliet, by Ravenet, after B. 
 Wilson. Oblong folio. Lond. 1765. 
 
 450. Bronze Medal, " David Oarrick,'''' with head, 
 
 by L. Pingo (bevelled edges): rev., "He united all your 
 powers" (with figures representing Tragedy, Comedy and 
 Music). MDCCLXXII. 
 
 451. GIBBS (MRS.) English Actress. Colored Etched 
 Portrait as Cowslip, by George Cruikshank. 8vo, full 
 length. Lond. 1818. 
 
 452. GREENE (JOHN). Early American Actor, appeared 
 Park Theatre, 1826. 2 A. L. S. 13mo, 1853 and '55; gives 
 his ideas of many " stars." 3 pieces. 
 
 453. GWYNNE (NELL). Etched Portrait, after Sir 
 Peter Lely, with lines " The Sculptor^s Part," etc. 4to, on 
 Japan paper. 
 
 454. Meeting of Charles II. and Nell Gwynne. 8vo. 
 
 Colored. 
 
 455. TTADAWAY (THOMAS H.) Early American 
 *-*- Comedian. Engraved portrait. By Armstrong, 
 
 after Wiser. 12mo, half-length vignette. On Large Paper. 
 
 456. HALL (A. OAKEY). A. L. S., 3 pp., 8vo, 1871. 
 Mentions his autograph-collecting. With portrait and 
 clippings. (As 1 piece.) 
 
 457. HARRIS (S. E.) Lithograph portrait as Uncle Tom 
 in "Uncle Tom's Cabin." By P. Kramer. Folio, oval. 
 Margins stained. 
 
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 458. HARRISON (W.) Noted English Tenor. Appeared 
 on American Stage. Lithograph portrait. By Baugniet. 
 Folio, three-quarters length. India paper. Lond., n. d. 
 
 459. HAUCK (MINNIE). Lithograph portrait. By E. 
 Desmaisons. Small folio. Paris, n. d. 
 
 460. HAYNE (A. P.) Husband of Julia Dean. A.L.S., 
 small 4to, 1855. Mentions their engagements. 
 
 461. HENRIQUES (MADELINE). India-ink Portrait 
 Drawing. 4to. Bust. 
 
 463. HERON (MATILDA). Mezzotint portrait as Bianca 
 in "-Fazio." Engraved by John Sartain. 4to, full length, 
 seated. Rare. Phil., n. d. 
 
 463. HILL (CHAS.) Father of C. H. Barton Hill. A.L.S , 
 3 pp., 4to, 1846. Gives a list of his company, and expenses. 
 
 464. HILL (GEORGE H.) " Yankee Hill. " Lithograph 
 portrait, as Hiram Dodge. Folio, full length. Lond., n. d. 
 
 465. HODGKINSON (JOHN). Playbills of the Bath and 
 Bristol Theatres, England, 1790-91, with names of Mr. 
 Hodgkinson, Miss Brett (afterwards Mrs. Hodgkinson), 
 Mr. Blissett, etc., in the casts. (13 pieces, as a lot.) 
 
 466. HODGKINSON (MRS. JOHN). Engraved Portrait 
 as Cora, by S. Hollyer, after Wm. Dunlap. 8vo, bust, oval. 
 India Paper. 
 
 467. HOGARTH (WM.) "Debut" of Italian Opera in 
 London. Scenic representation. Oblong 4to. 
 
 468. HOLLAND (GEORGE). Favorite Comedian, buried 
 from "The Little Church around the Corner." Benefit 
 Playbill, Brighton, England, Feb. 7, 18<i5, with Mr. Hol- 
 land appearing in a dozen different characters, besides giv- 
 ing a performance of ventriloquism, singing songs, imi- 
 tating a corkscrew, a plane, a saw, striking a light, frying 
 an omelette, also giving imitations of cows, hens, sheep, 
 ducks, pigs, dogs, etc. Curious and rare. 
 
 469. HORSES. Mezzotint Engraving. " Portraiture of 
 the Cullen Arabian," by R. Houston, after T. Spencer. 
 Oblong 4to. Lond. 1756 
 
 470. HOWARD (MRS. CHARLES). Favorite American 
 Actress, formerly Rosina Shaw, and afterwards Mrs. Harry 
 Watkins. Lithograph Portrait, in plain dress, drawn on 
 stone by T. H. Maguire, lith. by F. D'Avignon. Folio, 
 three-quarters length, standing, oval. India Paper. 
 Rare. N. Y., n. d. 
 
 471. HOWARD (G. C.) Appeared Bowery Theatre 
 1843. A. L. S. 8vo. 1853. 
 
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 472. HUDSON (MR. J.) Irish Actor, appeared at Broad- 
 way Theatre 1849. Lithograph Portrait as Connor the 
 Rash, in the "Knight of Ar v a, " hy D'Avignon. Folio, 
 full length. India Paper. Rare. N. Y., n. d. 
 
 473. A. L. S., small 4to; another A. L. S., 2 pp. 
 
 4to, 1853, on theatrical business. (2 pieces.) 
 
 474. HUNT (C. H.) Comedian, died young. A. L. S. 
 2 pp. folio. Mobile, 1851. Long and interesting letter 
 about their Southern experiences ; mentions a fire, numer- 
 ous actors, etc : "I played Burton's part, without Burton's 
 advantages or Burton's talent." 
 
 475. TRELAND (JOS. N.) Dramatic Writer. 3 A. L. S. 
 ■JL 2,2 and 4 pp. each. 1865-80. To T. H. Morrell, 
 
 all giving details in regard to his " Records of the Stage," 
 "Life of Mrs. Duff," etc. (3 pieces.) 
 
 476. IRVING (HENRY). Lithograph. ''Atthe PZay"(1878). 
 The audience composed of well-known Englishmen, whose 
 names are given in the accompanying key. Mr. Irving ap- 
 pears in character on the stage. 4to and folio. (As 1 piece.) 
 
 477. TACK (JOHN H.) American Comedian. Litho- 
 ^ graph Portrait, in plain dress, by Ritchie and 
 
 Dunnavant, Richmond, Va. 4to, full bust. Rare. 
 
 478. JACKSON (A. W.) Rebuilt Bowery Theatre 1845. 
 A. L. S., 12mo, 1844, written from the Bowery Theatre. 
 
 479. JAPANESE COLORED PRINT. Japanese " No " 
 Dancer acting a historical incident. 4to. Imported. 
 
 The "No "dance was not dancing but acting, and is the 
 highest possible form of religious or historical drama. 
 
 480. JARRETT (H. C.) Actor and Manager. 8 A. L. S., 
 4to and 8vo, 2 and 1 p. each, written from the Baltimore 
 Museum during 1853-56. (8 pieces.) 
 
 " Next Wednesday Agnes Robertson's first appearance. I 
 expect a ten strike. . . . Jefferson as Schnapps is immense — 
 the fish tail scene being one of the best comic scenes ever wit- 
 nessed. ... I will let M. Felix have the theatre for Rachel." 
 etc., etc. 
 
 481. JEFFERSON (JOSEPH, the Elder). Portrait of 
 Mr. Jefferson as Logic in "Tom and Jerry." Sketched and 
 engraved (in colors) by D. C. Johnston. Bvo, full length 
 (slightly torn at edge). Very rare. 
 
 482. JEFPERSON-BLISSETT. Portraits of these two 
 celebrated early American Comedians in the characters of 
 Dr. Smugface and Dr. Dablancour in the "Budget of 
 Blunders," engraved by D. Edwin, after C. R. Leslie. Ob- 
 long 8vo. 
 
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 483. JOHNSTON (H.) Engraved Portrait as Douglas, 
 by E. Mitchell, after H. Singleton. Folio, full length 
 (creased in centre). Scarce. 
 
 484. JOHNSTONE (JOHN). Irish Comedian, Father-in- 
 law of Jas. W. Wallack. Colored Etched Portrait as 
 O'Gallagher in the " Travellers:' 13mo, full length, stand- 
 ing. Rare. 
 
 485. Mezzotint Portrait as Sir Callaghan, by Wm. 
 
 Ward, after M. A. Shee. 4to, half length. Lond. 1803 
 
 Inlaid below the print is an autograph note from the 
 comedian to coutts & co. , the bankers, requesting that 
 
 his ACCOUNT BE MADE UP. 
 
 486. Colored Engraved Portrait labeled "Mr. "Webb, 
 
 the celebrated Singer and representative of Irish Characters, 
 as Major O'Flaherty." 8vo, half length. 
 
 Really a portrait of Jack Johnstone. 
 
 487. JOHN STREET THEATRE. Playbill, March 7, 
 1768, the " School for Lovers,^' and the ^'Apprentice,''' with 
 the names of Mr. Douglass, Mr Hallam, Miss Hallam, Miss 
 Cheer, John Henry and Miss Wainwright in the casts. Folio 
 (torn at top and sides, affecting a small portion of the text). 
 
 Of excessive rarity. While almost every collection 
 offered for sale during the past 20 years has contained 
 oee or more playbills op this noted theatre, they have 
 
 ALL RANGED FROM 1783 TO 1794. Wb BELIEVE THIS TO BE THE 
 ONLY BILL THIS THEATRE EVER OFFERED DATING BEFORE 1770, 
 AND ALSO THE EARLIEST ONE KNOWN TO BE IN EXISTENCE. IT 
 REPRESENTS (SO FAR AS CAN BE TRACED) THE 19TH PERFORMANCE 
 
 AT THE Theatre. 
 
 488. JONES (MRS. GEORGE). Early American Actress, 
 wife of George Jones (the Count Joannes). Lithograph 
 Portrait, in character, by N. Currier. 4to, mounted. Rare. 
 N. Y. 1838 
 
 489. A. L. S., 12mo, 1857; mentions her daughter 
 
 (who married G. V. Brooke). 
 
 490. JOHNSTON (MR.) English Actor. Mezzotint Por- 
 trait as Gibby, by Saunders, after Van Gucht. Folio, 
 India paper. Late impression. 
 
 491. JORDAN (DORA). Engraved Portrait, in plain 
 dress, by Clamp, after Chalmers (front, to Carey's " Dupes 
 of Fancy''). 1793. 8vo, bust, oval. 
 
 492. Engraved Portrait, in brown tints, by John 
 
 Ogborne, after Geo. Romney. Small folio, three-quarters 
 length. Early, but not original impression. 
 
 493. Engraved Portrait, by J. Heath, after J. Rus- 
 sell (stained) ; John Bannister, also by Heath, after Rus- 
 sell. 4to, bust, oval. Lond. 1802. (2) 
 
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 •"494. JULIEN (MADAME). French Actress. Engraved 
 Portrait, in character, 'printed in colors. 4to, half length. 
 Paris, 1781. 
 
 495. JUVENILE PERFORMERS. Lithograph Portraits 
 of Cordelia Howard and Louisa V. Parker, in the character 
 of Eva in " Uncle Tom^s Cabin" both drawn by J. L. 
 Magee. 4to. (2) 
 
 496. T^EAN (CHARLES). Lithograph Portrait as 
 ■*^ Hamlet, by C. F. Reichert. Folio, full length. 
 
 Lond. 1838. 
 
 497. Lithograph Portrait as Macbeth, by R. J. 
 
 Lane, after A. E. Chalon. Folio, India proof. Lond. 1840 
 
 498. KEA]^ (EDMUND). Lithograph Portrait as Othello, 
 from a drawing by E. F. Lambert. 4to, full length. Rare. 
 Lond., n. d. 
 
 499. Engraved Portrait as Macbeth, by H. Meyer, 
 
 after G. H. Harlow. Small folio, bust (soiled). Lond. 1815. 
 
 500. Mr. Kean as Richard III. Mezzotint by C. 
 
 Turner, after J. J. Halls. Folio, full length (weather and 
 damp stained). Lond. 1814. 
 
 501. Mr. Kean as Brutus. Mezzotint by S. W. Rey- 
 nolds, after Northcote. Folio, full length, framed. 
 
 503. Colored Caricature, " Deranged Intellect," with 
 
 Mr. Kean, in dress of Richard III., seated at the head of 
 a table with some drinking companions. Oblong 4to. 1819. 
 
 503. . Playbill of Walnut Street Theatre, Jan. 8, 1831. 
 
 Mr. Kean as Richard III, together with the Farce of ^'■Kill- 
 ing no Murder.'''' 
 
 The earliest-known playbill op Mr. Kean's perfokm- 
 ANOES IN America. He first appeared in New York at the 
 Anthony Street Theatre, but no playbill representing 
 
 THAT ENGAGEMENT IS KNOWN. THE SAME IS TRUE OF HIS WEEK'S 
 ENGAGEMENT IS BOSTON. THE ONE NOW OFFERED IS THE FIRST 
 NIGHT OF HIS PHILADELPHIA ENGAGEMENT, AND NO OTHER COPY 
 OF THIS IS KNOWN. 
 
 504. KEAN-BOOTH. Colored Caricature "The Rival 
 Richards " (Edmund Kean and J. B. Booth). Oblong 4to. 
 Rare. Lond. 1817. 
 
 505. KELLER (LOUIS AND WILHELMIENE). Appeared 
 at ISTiblo's in 1859. Lithograph Portraits, drawn on stone 
 by N.Clay. Folio, oval (margins stained). Buffalo, n.d. (3) 
 
 506. KELLY (FRANCES H.) Favorite English Actress, 
 to whom Charles Lamb proposed marriage. Engraved Por- 
 trait as Juliet, by F. C. Lewis, after J. Jackson. 4to, half 
 length. India Proof. 
 
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 507. KELLY (LYDIA), Portrait in character (from Lopez 
 and Wemyss), proof before letters; Edmund Kean as 
 Shj'lock, by Goodman, after Neagle (stained). Rare. 
 8vo. (2) 
 
 608. Engraved Portrait. 34mo, half length. (3 
 
 copies.) 
 
 509. KEMBLE (CHARLES). Mezzotint Portrait by Thos. 
 Lupton, after G. H. Harlow. Small folio, half length, seated 
 at table, with pen in hand (slightly creased). Lond. 1824. 
 
 510. Original Water-color Drawing of the famous 
 
 Actor in plain dress, by R. J. Lane. 8vo, half length, 
 seated in chair, enclosed in oval mat. 
 
 This and the succeeding 14 numbers are the original 
 
 COLORED drawings, PROM LIFE, BY THE CELEBRATED ENGLISH 
 
 ARTIST, Richard J. Lane, from which were made the litho- 
 graph COPIES, published in sets (London, 1840), priced by 
 Mb. Harvey at pour guineas. The portraitures are pine, 
 
 and each drawing is neatly LABELED WITH THE NAME OF THE 
 character REPRESENTED, WITH AN APPROPRIATE QUOTATION 
 PROM THE TEXT OF THE PLAY. 
 
 511. Original Drawing as Cassio in " Othello.'''' 
 
 512. Original Drawing as Sir John Palstaff in Henry 
 
 IV. 
 
 513. Original Drawing as Shylock in " The Merchant 
 
 of Venice." (A slight break has been neatly repaired.) 
 
 514. Original Drawing as Macbeth. 
 
 516. Original Drawing as Mercntio in "Borneo and 
 
 Juliet." 
 
 516. Original Drawing as The Stranger in the play 
 
 of that name. 
 
 517. Original Drawing as Leon in "Bule a Wife 
 
 and Have a Wife." 
 
 5] 8. Original Drawing as Benedick in " Much Ado 
 
 About Nothing.'" 
 
 619. Original Drawing as Othello. 
 
 520. Original Drawing as Hamlet. 
 
 521. Original Drawing as Mark Antony in "Julius 
 
 Ccesar." (Stained.) 
 
 522. Original Drawing as Falconbridge in "King 
 
 John." (Stained.) 
 
 523. Origiiial Drawing as Macduff in " Macbeth." 
 
 524. Original Drawing as lago in" Othello." 
 
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 525. KEMBLE (FANNY). Visiting Card, on back of 
 which is written in the actress's handwriting: ^^ Headings 
 from Shakespeare. Admit Mr. Sully and friend. The 
 whole course. Frances Anne Kemble.'''' 
 
 526. Lithograph Portrait, after Sir Thomas Law- 
 rence. Folio, three-quarters length, seated, enclosed in 
 mat. Lond., n. d. 
 
 527. KEMBLE (JOHN PHILIP). Engraved Portrait by 
 Wm. Sharp, after M. A. Shee. Small folio, half length, 
 seated. Lond. 1803. 
 
 528. Mezzotint Portrait as Richard III., by G. Keat- 
 ing, after Gilbert Stuart. Small folio, half length. Fine 
 IMPRESSION. Lond. 1788. 
 
 529. Mezzotint Portrait in plain dress (by Say, after 
 
 Lawrence?). Folio, three-quarters length, seated, enclosed 
 in neat mat. Fine impression. Lond. 1826. 
 
 530. Mezzotint Portrait as RoUa, by J. P. Quilley, 
 
 after Sir Thos. Lawrence. 4to (margin slightly torn and 
 stained). 
 
 531. Mezzotint Portrait as Coriolanus. Folio, full 
 
 length. India proof before letters. 
 
 532. Mezzotint Portrait as RoUa. Large folio, full 
 
 length, in tragic attitude. Engraved by S. W. Reynolds, 
 after Sir Thomas Lawrence. London, 1803. Framed. 
 
 533. Mr. Kemble as Cato. Mezzotint Portrait. 
 
 Large folio, full length, seated. Framed (glass broken). 
 
 534. Bronze Medal, ^^ Johannes Philippus Kemble,^' 
 
 with head, by J. G. Hancock; rev., "Tragcedus Anglicus, 
 ce,t. XLI, MDCCXCVIII, enclosed in laurel wreath. 
 
 535. Bronze Medal, '■'■John Philip Kemble,'^ with 
 
 head, by J. Warwick; rev., " Thou last of all the Romans, 
 fare thee well. ' ' 
 
 536. KENDAL (MRS.) Water-color Drawing as Rosa- 
 lind in "As you like if'' 4to, full length, in deep mat, un- 
 signed. Neat specimen. 
 
 537. KIMBALL (MOSES— Mgr. Boston Museum). 5 
 A. L S. 4to and 8vo. 1849-55. Mentions a number of 
 early actors, the Richings, Mrs. Proctor ("I fear she would 
 not answer us— these incumbrances of husbands are 
 awfull"); "Howard very bad";... "National with 
 Chanfrau and Miss Albertine bad also "... Friday we in- 
 troduce a debutante ... a Mrs. Senter. She is young, hand- 
 some and smart ... a slightly enlarged edition of M s 
 Robertson ..." (5 pieces ) 
 
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 538. KING-BADDELEY. Mezzotint Portraits. Mr. 
 (Thomas) King and Mrs. (Sophia) Baddeley, in the ehar- 
 aeterrf of Lord Ogleby and Miss Fanny Sterling in the 
 "Clandestine Marriage." Engraved by R. Earlom, after 
 Zoffany. London : Sayer, 1772. Folio. Framed. 
 
 539. KNIGHT (EDWARD). English Comedian. Mezzo- 
 tint Portrait, in plain dress, by H. Dawe, after J. Knight. 
 Small folio (lowermargin stained). London, 1825. 
 
 540. T AGRANGE (MADAME ANNA). Favorite Oper- 
 -*-^ atic Singer, appeared on N. Y. stage. Litho- 
 graph Portrait, by F. D'Avignon. Folio, three-quarter 
 length, standing. N. Y. 1856. 
 
 541. LATHROP (SAM). Famous Early American Clown. 
 Lithograph Portrait, by E. Brown, Jr. Small folio. Rare. 
 N. Y. 1847. 
 
 543. LEE (MARY ANN). Early American Danseuse. 
 Lithograph Portrait as Fatima, in dancing costume, by 
 Ancora. 4to (slightly stained). Rare. Phil., n. d. 
 Eepresents her at the age of 13. 
 
 543. LEIGH (ANTHONY). Early English Actor. Mezzo- 
 tint Portrait as the Spanish Fryar, by J. Smith, after Sir 
 Godfrey Kneller, 1689. Small folio, full length. 
 
 544. LEWIS (GEO. W.— began as a child in National 
 Theatre, N. Y. , died aged 35 on the way to California to 
 arrange for Matilda Heron, in 1853). 4 long A. L. S., 4to, 
 2, 4 and 7 pp. each, 1850-53, to Th. McKeon, Mgr., Phila. 
 Mentions many well-known actors, tells the gossip about 
 the Forrest divorce, and include the last three letters he ever 
 wrote, one being on shipboard shortly before he died. (4) 
 
 545. LIND (JENNY). Lithograph Portrait, by A. New- 
 sam. Folio, three-quarters length. India Paper. Phil., 
 n. d. 
 
 546 LISTON (JOHN). Mezzotint Portrait, in plain 
 dress, by H. Sadd, after Geo. Clint. 4to. Mounted. Lon- 
 don, 1833. 
 
 547. Colored Lithograph Portrait as Billy Lacka- 
 
 day. 4to. Full length, standing, inlaid. Rare. 
 
 548. Scene from the " IfypocWfe, " with Mr. Listen 
 
 as Maw- Worm, Mr. Dowton as Dr. Cantwell, and Mrs. Har- 
 lowe as Lady Lambert, drawn on stone by J. W. Gear. 
 Oblong 4to. London, 1834. 
 
 549. Series of 4 illustrations to "The Illustrious 
 
 Stranger," with Colored Engraved Portraits of Mr Liston 
 
 in the character of Bowbell. Small folio, paper. London: 
 
 M'Lean, n. d. (1 piece.) 
 
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 550. LISTON-MATHEWS. Scene from ''Love, Law, 
 and Physic,''^ with Portraits of John Liston, Chas. Mathews, 
 and Mr. Blanchard, eng. in mezzotint by T. Lupton, after 
 G. Clint. Folio (slightly torn and stained on margins). 
 London, 1831. 
 
 551. LITCHFIELD (HARRIETT). English Actress. 
 Mezzotint Portrait, by Wm. Say, after G. H. Harlow. Polio. 
 Half length. London, 1816. 
 
 552. LITHOGRAPH PORTRAITS. W. J. Florence, 
 seated on a balcony at Long Branch [by H. A. Thomas] ; 
 Kate and Ellen Bateman, in the " Young Couple" [by 
 Hanhart of London] (torn and cut down). (2) 
 
 553. Mr. and Miss Wells (dancing), T. H. Glenney 
 
 [colored), and another. Small folio. (3) 
 
 554. Another lot. Effie Germon, Frank E. Aiken, 
 
 Fanny Elssler, M'lle Augusta, Lingard. Small folio. (5) 
 
 555. Another lot, Madame Yestris, Jenny Lind, Mrs. 
 
 Howard Paul, Mrs. Jas. A. Gates, Teresa Parodi, Gemmill 
 and Bunn, Edwin Booth (by Bufford), etc. Small folio. (10) 
 
 556. Geo. C. Howard, John M. Burke, Helen 
 
 Dauvray, Christine N^ilsson, Henriette Sontag, Lydia 
 Thompson, Mrs. T. G. Riggs, etc. All of dramatic interest. 
 Music sheets. Small folio. (10) 
 
 557. LOCKE (" YANKEE ")• American Comedian. 
 Lithograph Portraits, on one sheet, representing him in six 
 different characters (centre cut out), by J. L. Magee. 
 Folio. Presentation inscription in pencil. 
 
 558. A. L. S. 4to, Bait. 1853. With another A. L. S. 
 
 8vo, 1854. (2) 
 
 559. LUDLAM (CHRISTINA). Celebrated Danseuse, 
 Group of lithograph portraits (on one sheet), in plain dress, 
 and four different characters, by L. N. Rosenthal. Folio. 
 Phil., n. d. 
 
 560. LUDLOW (KATE). Comedienne. A.L.S. 4to, 1847. 
 
 561. lyfcCULLOUGH (JOHN). Tragedian. A. L. S. 
 ^^*- 16 pages in length. Bost. : June 9, 1861 
 
 Veey fine and of unusual length. McCullough hated 
 TO WRITE AND DID IT VBEY SELDOM. Begins hls letter with 
 some personalities ; then speaks'of the War which had just be- 
 gun: " I had an Invitation to go down to Ft. Warren .... a 
 Mr. Jones an aotor has obtained the Lieutenancy I was after, 
 and I assure you that I did not envy him for the place brought 
 very strongly to my mind Dickens' description of Fagin's Den in 
 ■ Oliver Twist ' . . . I think I am better off as an Actor ' Fare- 
 well the plumed troop and the big wars that make ambition 
 virtue ' . , . (then proceeds to score Langdon, Howell and other 
 
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 McCULLOUGH (JOHN). 
 
 friends, who, be says, are jealous) ..." I think I sent you a 
 notice of my appearance of Robert Landry in the ' Dead Heart,' 
 that was the first big thing I did . . . Mrs. Davenport herself 
 told me I played the part as well, if not better than Mr. Daven- 
 port ..." this is followed by some characteristic remarks to 
 his friend about his coming wedding (from which portions of 
 two pages have been cut out) ; then he goes on to mention his 
 own wife, says he is going to reform, etc. ..." She is very 
 fond of me, and I love her more and more every year, although 
 you may think from some of the things in this letter that I 
 have a dam'd queer way of showing it. . . . " 
 
 562. - — ■ A. L. S. to W. J. Johnson. 2 pp., 4to. Mil- 
 waukee, 1879. " BoucicauU sold his yacht before she was 
 finished, at a profit of SSO,000. No wonder you were not 
 invited to take a sail," etc. Refers also to Theatrical affairs. 
 
 Letters of the Tragedian are seldom offered. 
 
 563. A. L. S. (signed John) to the same party. 2 
 
 pp. 4to. Cleveland, 1879. " Mr. Ford is unjust to my 
 manager. Mr. {W. M.) Conner is a fine fellow. . . . Only 
 let me say this to you, Conner is malcing more money for 
 me this .season than I ever expected to make," etc. 
 
 564. MACREADY (W. C.) Engraved Portrait as Wer- 
 ner, by C. W. Sharpe, after D. Maclise. Polio. India 
 PROOF BEFORE TITLE. Margin slightly stained. 
 
 565. Engraved Portrait, as Romeo, by Woodman, 
 
 after De Wilde. Folio, full length, standing. Printed in 
 COLORS. Lond. 1810 
 
 Rare. Issued on the occasion op the lad's first appear- 
 ance ON ANT stage. 
 
 566. Engraved Portrait, as Virginius, by C. Pieart. 
 
 after J. Jackson. 4to, half length. Lond. 1820 
 
 567. McSWINY (OWEN.) Celebrated Early Comedian. 
 Mezzotint Portrait, in character? By P. Van Bleeck. 
 Small folio, half length, 1749 (slightly stained). Fine 
 
 IMPRESSION. 
 
 568. Early English Actor, friend of Peg Woffington. 
 
 Mezzotint Portrait, by J. Faber, after Vanloo. Small folio, 
 three-quarters length, seated beside table. Lond. 1752 
 
 569. Mc VICAR (J AS. H.) Actor and Manager, father 
 of Mrs. Edwin Booth. A. L. S. 2 pp. 4to, 1856 (mentions 
 his various rdles); another A. L., 2 pp. 8vo (unsigned) 1856. 
 (As 1 piece. ) 
 
 570. MALIBRAN (MADAME). Engraved Portrait. 
 24mo, half length. (5 copies.) 
 
 571. Lithograph Portrait. By W. Sharp, after John 
 
 Hayter. 4to, full bust. India paper. Lond. 1835. 
 
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 572. MANTELL (ROBERT B.) Large Folio Photo- 
 gravure. In plain dress. 
 
 573. MARYLAND THEATRE. Bound Volume of Early 
 Playbills of Performances at Annapolis, Fell's Point, and 
 Baltimore, Maryland ; comprising 9 bills of the Annapolis 
 Theatre (from June 14 to Nov. 19, 1781); 4 bills of Per- 
 formances given at Johnson's Sail- Warehouse on Fell's 
 Point (from July 5 to Oct. 3, 1781) ; and 3 Bills of Similar 
 Entertainment provided for the inhabitants at L'Argeau's 
 Dancing Room, Baltimore (from June 32 to July 3, 1781). 
 A number of Amateurs (Maryland Gentry) took part in the 
 performances, and their names have, fortunately, been pre- 
 served, being written opposite the characters portrayed. 
 On the lower margin of one bill (Annapolis, Sept. 20, 1781) 
 is written, " N- B.: The Band of Music that was provided 
 for this night's performance belonged to the Regiment of the 
 
 Count De Chalour, who, with the French Army, luere on 
 their march to Virginia to attack Lord Cornwallis, posted at 
 YorMown." 
 
 In addition to the above, there is bound up in this volume 
 the complete file of playbills covering the entire first season 
 of the Baltimore Theatre, from Jan. 15 to July 9, 1782. 
 This Theatre was established by Wall and Lindsay, and 
 this file was presented by Mr. Wall. He has written in the 
 names of many otherwise unknown performers, and tallied 
 the amount of proceeds on each night's bill. A number of 
 issues of Baltimore News (Maryland Journal) papers, con- 
 taining Advertisements, Prologues, Epilogues, etc., are 
 bound in ; also a half dozen printed announcements con- 
 cerning postponements for various reasons. It also included 
 an MS. Set of Rules and Regulations for the government of 
 the Company, a list of plays performed during the Season, 
 with their gross proceeds, etc. 
 
 A reference to Mr. Seilhamer's History will show that, 
 even with all his painstaking research (necessarily derived 
 from the meagre newspaper reports), he was able to obtain 
 but a small amount of information regarding this most im- 
 portant period of Baltimore's Theatrical History, as com- 
 pared with what is clearly and exhaustively disclosed by 
 this valuable file. There are 44 bills of the Baltimore 
 Season of 1782, 16 bills of Annapolis, Fell's Point, and 
 Baltimore (1781); besides the newspaper issues, printed 
 notices, etc , making over 70 items in all. (Sold as a col- 
 lection.) 
 
 574. MATHEWS (CHARLES). Mezzotint Portrait, in 
 plain dress (by C. Turner, after Lonsdale). 4to, half 
 length, enclosed in neat mat. Brilliant impression. 
 
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 MATTHEWS (CHARLES). 
 
 ^'^5. Mr. Mathews. Portrait as himself and as 
 
 representin.^ four extraordinary characters. Mezzotint, by 
 H. Meyer, after G. H. Barlow. Folio, framed. 
 
 5^6. Lithograph Portrait as George Rattleton by 
 
 E. Morton, after Chalon. Folio, full length. India proof. 
 Lond., n. d. 
 
 577. MATHIAS (YRCA). Celebrated Dancer, member 
 of the Ravel Troupe. Lithograph portrait by Leon Noel, 
 1853. Oblong folio. Rare. 
 
 578. MAYO (FRANK). Comedian. A.L.S. 12mo. 1876. 
 
 579. MAYWOOD (ROBERT C.) Early American Tra- 
 gedian. Lithograph portrait as Tarn o' Shanter by A. 
 Newsam, after T. Sully, Jr. 4to. Half length, seated. 
 Phil., n. d. 
 
 580. MELLON (HARRIET). Afterwards Countess of 
 St. Albans. Mezzotint portrait as Yolante by C. Turner, 
 after Sir Wm. Beechy. Folio, full half length, rectangle, 
 within border Lond. 1806 
 
 581. Miss Mellon in the character of Mrs. Page. 
 
 Mezzotint, full length, by W. Say, after Masquerier. Folio, 
 framed. Lond. 1804. 
 
 582. MERRIFIELD (JERRY). Favorite low comedian 
 at the Olympic, N. Y. A. L. S. 3 pp. 8vo. 1855. 
 
 583. MEYERLUTH(W.) Musician. 3 A.L.S. 13mo. (3) 
 
 584. MEZZOTINT. Scene from " Charles the Second,'' 
 with Charles Kemble and John Fawcett as the King and 
 Captain Copp, engraved by T. Lupton, after G. Clint. 
 Folio, lower edges stained. Lond. 1826. 
 
 585. Scene from " Love in a Village,'' with Mr. 
 
 Shuter as Justice Woodcock, Mr. Beard as Hawthorne, and 
 Mr. Dunstall as Hodge, engraved by Finlayson, after Zof- 
 fany. Oblong folio, cut down at all sides. Lond. 1768. 
 
 586. Scene from "Paul Pry," with portraits of Mr. 
 
 Liston, Madame Vestris and others, engraved by Lupton, 
 after Clint. Folio, edges torn in several places. Lond. 1828. 
 
 587. Scene from " She Stoops to Conquer," with Mt. 
 
 Quick as Hardcastle, Mrs. Green as Mrs. Hardcastle, and 
 Mr. Shuter as Tony Lumpkin. Oblong 4to, slightly torn 
 at edge. Lond. 1776. 
 
 These artists were in the original oast. 
 
 588. Mahommed, Shah of Persia, engraved by J. E. 
 
 Coombs, after J. H. Twigg. Folio, torn at edges, and 
 margin cut off. Lond. 1840. 
 
 An example of jeweled gorgeousness. 
 
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 689. MINIATURE. Colored Miniature Portrait of a 
 warrior, in armor, with broad sash across the breast, en- 
 closed in an antique morocco case, with mirror glass as a 
 " back-filling " to the portrait. 34mo. 
 
 590. MISCELLANEOUS. T^te a Tete Portraits (8): 
 American actresses (Georgia Cayvan, Delia Fox, etc. (10), 
 all colored; Classical Studies, posed by French Actors and 
 actresses (7). 8vo and 4to. (25 pieces, as a lot.) 
 
 591. Commemoration of 100th Anniversary of Ed- 
 win Forrest's Birthday, at the Forrest Home {2 portraits) ; 
 City Watchman's Addresses, 1833 and 1849; Souvenir 3,000th 
 performance of Evans and Hoey ; Souvenir of E. H. Sothern 
 in "■ If I were King.'''' (5 pieces.) 
 
 592. Mdme. Brugnoli and Samingo in various dances 
 
 (4) ; Mile. Heberle and Albert in the same (2) : Lillian 
 Russell (early litho.); Edwin Booth (2); Mr. Abbott by 
 Picart (fine India print — scarce); Ofiicer U. S. Marines, 1819 
 (Rosenthal litho. — colored); Coquelin; 9 Colored Carica- 
 tures from Stephens' Comic History of the Human Race, 
 including scenes from plays, woodcuts, etc. (Upwards of 
 150 pieces, as a lot.) 
 
 593. MITCHELL (WILLIAM). Noted Comedian, Pro- 
 prietor of Mitchell's [Olympic Theatre. Lithograph Por- 
 trait, in plain dress, by MadeleJ^ 4to, half length (stained, 
 and with a few small holes). On India paper. Lond. 1848. 
 
 Bears inscription, " Presented to T. Rockwell by Sam 
 Ey tinge." 
 
 594. MONTCALM (MARQUIS DE). Engraved Portrait 
 by Yarin, after Sargent. 8vo, full bust, rectangle. 
 
 695. MOORE (WM. A.) Old N. Y. Actor and Manager. 
 A. L. S., 8vo, 1868, on Barney Williams' Broadway Theatre 
 letterhead. 
 
 596. MORANT (FANNY). Actress. A. L. S. 8vo. 1856. 
 Mentions the Boucicaults, etc. 
 
 Played at the Old Broadway Theatre in IST. Y. in 1858, and 
 was under the management of Lester Wallaok and then Edwin 
 Booth for many years. 
 
 597. MOSSOP (HENRY). Celebrated Early English 
 Actor. Etched Portrait as Bajazet. 4to, full length, stand- 
 ing. Rare. Lond., n. d. 
 
 698. MOUNTAIN (MRS. ROSOMAN). English Vocalist 
 and Actress. Mezzotint Portrait, in plain dress, by C. 
 Turner, after Masquerier. Folio, half length. Lond. 1804. 
 
 699. MUNDEN (JOSEPHS.) English Comedian. Mez- 
 zotint Portrait, in plain dress, by S. W. Reynolds, after 
 John Opie. Folio, half length, enclosed in neat mat. Fine 
 IMPRESSION, open lettbr-peoop. Lond. 1804. 
 
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 600. MURDOCH (JAMES E.) Etched Portrait, in plain 
 dress, ito, bust, vignette, by S. J. Ferris. Proof before 
 
 INSCRIPTION. 
 
 601. Lithograph Portrait as Hamlet, by P. D'Avi- 
 
 gnon. 4:to, half length, on Jndt'a paper. Scarce. Phil., 
 n. d. 
 
 602. Photograph, taken in 1863. Small folio, three- 
 quarters length, seated. Fine. 
 
 603. MUSIC SHEET DRAMATIC PORTRAITS. Clara 
 Fisher in " The Invincibles " {scarce), Owen Fawcett, Mrs. 
 Joseph Wood, W. H. Lingard, Harrigan and Hart Co., Tom 
 Karl, etc. 4to. (7) 
 
 604. Lithographs of Efle Germon, Col. J. H. Wood 
 
 (Wood's Museum), Santley, and Adah Richmond. 4to. (4) 
 
 605. Lester Wallack (early), Mile. Alboni (singing 
 
 " Buy my Oranges")^ Mr. and Mrs. Howard Paul, Angiolina 
 Cordier. 4to. (4) 
 
 606. Mr. Liston as Paul Pry, Geo. Kunkel, Madame 
 
 Vestris, Fanny Elssler. 4to. (4) 
 
 607. Another lot. Mile. Elise (pub. in St. Louis), 
 
 Christine Mlsson, Arthur Lloyd, etc. 4to. (5) 
 
 608. Adelaide Phillips, Emma Taylor (colored), 
 
 Mrs. G. C. Howard, Jennie Hughes, Kate Castleton, etc. 
 4to. (6) 
 
 609. Mile. Marietta Ravel (in dancing costume), 
 
 Harry Clifton, Mile. Parepa, Delehanty and Hengler, etc. 
 4to. (6) 
 
 610. Fanny Elssler (drawn on stoneby A. Newsam), 
 
 Andy Hughes, Mile. Morlacchi, Arthur Lloyd, etc. 4to. (6) 
 
 611. • • Mrs. Howard Paul as Mrs. Consols (colored), 
 
 Sam Cowell, The Yokes Family, Sadie Martinot, etc. 4to. 
 (6) 
 
 612. Mme. Celeste (in ballet costume), Minnie Con- 
 way, Fanny Cerito (colored), Mile. Louisa Lamoureux, etc. 
 4to. (6) 
 
 613. Caroline Richings, Fanny Elssler (dancing 
 
 " La Gitana "), Annie Clarke, Mme. Parepa Rosa, etc. 4to. 
 (6) 
 
 614. Laura Keene, A. W. Young (in character — 
 
 colored), Henrietta Irving, Tom Vance (in character — 
 colored), etc. 4to. (6) 
 
 615. Sol Smith Russell, P. S. Chanfrau as Sam 
 
 (colored), Jenny Lind, Harry Clifton (colored), Harrigan and 
 
 Hart, etc. 4to. (6) 
 
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 MUSIC SHEET DRAMATIC PORTRAITS. 
 
 616. Dan Bryant as Miles Na Coppaleen, John E. 
 
 Owens as Solon Shingle, Harry Macarthy, Geo. S. Knight, 
 etc. 4to. (6) 
 
 617. Kate Reignolds, Jenny Lind, Lydia Yeamans, 
 
 Delehanty and Hengler, Clara Louise Kellogg, etc. 4to. (6) 
 
 618. Joseph Jefferson, Mary Anderson, Maggie 
 
 Mitchell, Alice Dunning, etc. 4to. (6) 
 
 619. Mrs. W. J. Florence (in character), Henriette 
 
 Sontag, Adelaide Neilson (scarce), Lydia Thompson, Rose 
 Eytinge as Rose Michel, etc. 4to. (6) 
 
 620. Mme. Anna Bishop (India paper), Jenny Lind, 
 
 Rosa Cook (colored), Kate Claxton and Kitty Blanchard in 
 the " Two Orphans," Mrs. Howard Paul, etc. 4to. (6) 
 
 621. Mary Anderson as Parthenia (scarce), Miss 
 
 Graddon, Lydia Thompson as Robinson Crusoe, Mrs. Chas. 
 Howard, Master J. Adams (Baltimore), etc. 4to. (6) 
 
 622. J. S. Clarke as Asa Trenehard, The Goodwin 
 
 Comedy Co. (portrait of Nat. C. Goodwin and the four 
 Weathershy Sisters), Donnelly and Girard, Adah Richmond, 
 Lizzie Willmore, W. J. Scanlan, etc. 4to. (6) 
 
 6-23. Pauline Markham, D. T. Corrie, Sig. Mario 
 
 (colored), Harrigan and Hart, Delehanty and Hengler, etc. 
 4to. (6) 
 
 624. Julia Daly, Frank Mayo, Troupe of Harmo- 
 
 neons (including T. B. Prendergast), Fanny Cerito (col- 
 ored), Signora Santolini and Miss Gale, etc. 4to. (6) 
 
 625. Jenny Lind, Hogan and Hughes, J. K. Emmet 
 
 (puh. in St. Louis — fine), Lotta, Harrigan and Hart, etc. 
 4to. (6) 
 
 626. Julia Daly, Kelly and Leon, Harry Bloodgood, 
 
 Maggie Mitchell, Zelda Seguin, etc. 4to. (7) 
 
 627. John McCuUough, Lotta (2), Sadie Martinet, 
 
 Mary Anderson, Ellen Terry, Chas. Mathews, etc. 4to. (10) 
 
 628. -^EAFIE (J. A. J.) Early American Tragedian. 
 -^^ Lithograph Portrait as Hamlet, by Sarony, 
 
 4to, bust. Rare. N. Y., n. d. 
 
 629. Celebrated early American Tragedian, A.L.S., 
 
 to Johnson and McKeon, Phila. Managers, 1 p. 4to, N. Y. 
 1862. "jDo you want me for aiveekortwo before I go West? 
 What terms can you make me? When shall I come ? " etc. 
 
 630. Another A. L. S. to same parties, 1 p. 4to, N. Y. 
 
 1852. ' 'If this suits you, when the time comes, announce me 
 (without initials), plainly Mr. Nbafie as Hamlet," etc. 
 
 631. A. L. S. 4to. 1851. About terms. 
 
 Neafie made his debut as Othello at the Park Theatre in 18S9. 
 
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 63-2. NEGRO MINSTRELSY. Photograph of "Cool 
 White " (John Hodges), celebrated early minstrel. 4to. 
 
 633. Group Portraits of 14 negro minstrel perfor- 
 mers, including Charley White, John Wild, " Fatty " Stew- 
 art, Ed. Harrigan, Tony Hart, etc. Oblong 4to. Mounted. 
 
 634. Portrait of Dan Emmit; Cheevers and Ken- 
 nedy in a Song and Dance; Bobby Newcomb; The Harmo- 
 neons (Crosby, Jas. and John Power, Lynch and M. S. 
 Pilte) ; Boston Minstrels (Quinn, Winnemore, Baker, Stan- 
 wood, Germon and Wilson). Lithographs. 4to. (5 pieces.) 
 
 635. Portraits of Billy Emerson, E. P. Christy and 
 
 his minstrel troupe, Dan Brj'ant, the Ethiopian Serenaders 
 (Pell, Harrington, Charley White, Stanwood and Germon), 
 etc. Small folio. (5) 
 
 636. G. Swaine Buckley (m character); Fred Wil- 
 son {in character); Billy Emerson; New Orleans Serenaders 
 (Brown, Sanford, Kneass, Zorer, Burk, Collins, Mast. Ole 
 Bull, Swaine, Rainer) ; R. Bishop Buckley {in characters 
 and plain dress) ; Campbell's Melodies. Lithographs. 4to. 
 (6 pieces.) 
 
 637. Dave Reed {in character) ; Old Dan Emmit's 
 
 Virginia Minstrels ; The Plantation Galop (Billy Paterson 
 and Peter Gay); G. Swaine Buckley; The Crow Quadrilles 
 ("Jim Crow" Rice, etc.). Lithographs. 4to. (6) 
 
 638. William Whitlock, dancing on stage of National 
 
 Theatre, N. Y. ; Johnny Allen ; Billy Morris ; Plantation 
 Melodies, as sung by A. F. Winnemore and his band of Vir- 
 ginia Serenaders; White's Serenaders, with portraits of 
 Charley White and Master Marks; Ethiopian Serenaders 
 (Pell, Harrington, White, Stanwood, Germon). Lithographs. 
 4to. (6) 
 
 f;39. Ben Cotton, singing "Abraham's Daughter "; 
 
 Billy Morris; Harry Lehr, singing " My Good Old Darkey 
 Home " ; New Negro Songs, by Ned Straight {illustrated) ; 
 Bobby Newcomb ; Campbell's Melodies {illustrated). Litho- 
 graphs. 4to. (6) 
 
 640. NEW YORK CITY. Lithograph View of the Stage 
 and (partial) interior of the American (Bowery) Theatre, 
 Nov. 25, 1833, with Thomas D. Rice dancing Jim Crow, 
 " every department of the house being thronged to an excess 
 unprecedented in the records of theatrical attraction.'" Ob- 
 long small folio, mounted. 
 
 The excessively eaee okiginal, of which only one othee 
 COPY IS KNOWN. Suoh a hauling and mauling, jamming and 
 scrouging as the good citizens of Gotham then received, must 
 have lived in their memory (and bones) for many a day. 
 
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 NEW YORK CITY. 
 
 641. A reproduction of the above-described litho- 
 graph, of which only 12 copies were made and distributed 
 some ten j^ears ago. 
 
 642. Lithograph View of the New York Theatre 
 
 (1st Bowery Theatre), drawn on stone by A. J. Davis, lith. 
 by Imbert. Oblong 4to. On India Paper. Very rare. 
 N. Y. 1826. 
 
 643. Park Theatre. Playbill, Dec. 15, 1806. " S'Zie 
 
 Stoops to Conquer''' and " TTie Wags of Windsor,'' with 
 strong casts. 
 
 644. National Theatre, Aug. 20 [no year], Mr. For- 
 rest as Macbeth and Mr. Jamieson as Macduff; Various bills 
 of Broadway Theatre, 1848-1854, including Mr. Forrest as 
 Hamlet and Macbeth, also one of the Farewell Testimonial 
 given to Mr. and Mrs. Barney Williams, July 26, 1854. (6) 
 
 645. Bowery Theatre. A. L. S. of actors at the 
 
 Bowery, including Kate Wemyss, 1858, J. E. McDonough, 
 1844,, S. W. Glenn, Dutch Comedian, 1866; etc. (9 pieces, 
 as a lot.) 
 
 646. NEW YORK THEATRES. A. L. S. of actors at 
 various early New York Theatres, including Mitchell's 
 Olympic (4, W. H. Bellamy, T. B. McDonough); Broad- 
 way (Henry Farren [3]); Park Theatre (5, W. Wheatley, 
 signature, Geo. Skerrett, L. S. ; W. S. Fredericks, etc.); 
 and others. (16 pieces, as a lot.) 
 
 647. NICKINSON (JOHN). Comedian at Mitchell's 
 Olympic Theatre. Lithograph Portraits of Mr. Nickinson 
 and his daughter Charlotte as Havresac and Melane in 
 "Napoleon's Old Guard," by Sarony. Folio. Original 
 IMPRESSION. Rare. 
 
 648. Copy of the rare Litho. of Mr. Nickinson and 
 
 his daughter Charlotte in "Napoleon's Old Guard," ac- 
 companied with a proof before letters. Only 60 copies 
 ISSUED. Folio. (2) 
 
 649. A. L. S., 2 pp. 4to, 1853, Toronto, making 
 
 mention of Couldock's playing, and a proposed engagement 
 of Mods. Bihin, the Belgian Giant. Rare. 
 
 650. A. L. S. 4to. Bait. 1847. "I am obliged to 
 
 appear in three pieces nightly," etc. 
 
 651. Q'BRIEN (WILLIAM). Irish Actor and Drama- 
 ^-^ tist, married Lady Susan Fox-Strangways and 
 
 left the stage, lived for some years in America. Mezzotint 
 Portrait, in plain dress, by Jas. Watson, after F. Cotes. 
 Small folio, half length, oval, in rectangle. Fine impres- 
 sion. Lond., n. d. 
 
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 652. O'BRYAN (MISS A.) Dancer at Drury Lane 
 Theatre. Lithograph Portrait, by II. Andrews. Small 
 folio, full length, in dancing costume. India Paper. 
 
 653. OLD COPPER-PLATE PORTRAITS. A 4to Scrap- 
 Book, containing about 100 copper-plate portraits, mainly 
 of the 17th Century, including portrait of Ilobson (of Hob- 
 son's Choice) and another; Lord Clive; Israel Mauduit; 
 Moses Mendez (father of Mendelssohn); Theodoras Beza; 
 Jacob Cats (bj^ van Dalen, after Mirevelt) ; Count Kouigs- 
 marek; Louis XIV. (when Dauphin) ; Adm. Kempenfelt (;^) ; 
 Earl of Harrington, Adm. Hood — of American interest; 
 etc. (As one vol.) 
 
 654. Another Scrap-Book, similar, containing early 
 
 copper engravings of Marechal de Neuville; Marquis de 
 Louvois; Wm. the First (proof) ; William III. ; Charles II. ; 
 Marshal de BouflElers; etc. — some of the 18th Century, as 
 well. Upwards of 100 portraits in a 4to scrap-book (broken) . 
 (As 1 vol.) 
 
 655. OLDFIELD (ANNE— Famous early English Ac- 
 tress). Mezzotint Portrait, in plain dress, by Edw. Fisher, 
 after Richardson. Small folio, three-quarters length, stand- 
 ind. Lond., n. d. 
 
 656. "The Coquette " (said to be death-bed repre- 
 sentation of Mrs. Oldfleld). Drawn and engraved by Peir- 
 son. Oblong 4to. Lond. 1803. 
 
 657. OPERATIC, ARTISTS. Group of 7 Lithograph 
 Portraits (on one sheet) comprising Henriette Sontag, Carl 
 Eckert, Paul Julien, Alfred Jaell, Luigi Rocco, Gasparo 
 Pozzolini and Cesare Badiali. Folio (stained and creased). 
 Lith. by M. Hardtmuth. Phil. 1852. 
 
 Vert rare. These artists all performed in America, and in 
 one case, at least, the portrait is not elsewhere obtainable. 
 
 658. OWENS (JOHN E.— Favorite Early Comedian). 
 A. L. S. to W. S. Fredericks. 3 pp. 4to. New Orleans, 
 1847, giving the theatrical news of that city and section, 
 and announcing his intention of going to Europe. Fine 
 
 AND CHARACTERISTIC. 
 
 659. A. L. S. to Thos. McKeon. 1 p. 4to. Harris- 
 burg, 1852. Signed " Owens," referring to engagements. 
 
 660. A. L. S. to Thos. McKeon, 1 p. 4to, Balto. 
 
 1856, relating exclusively to theatrical affairs and very en- 
 tertaining. 
 
 661. A. L. S. Folio. 1856. In regard to an engage- 
 ment at Phila. 
 
 662. A. L. S. 8vo. 1856. " Burton does not enter- 
 tain kindly feelings towards me," etc. 
 
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 663. TDARSLOE (CH. T.) Comedian, noted for Chinese 
 ^ parts. A. L. S. 4to. 1852. 
 
 ' ' Mr. E [ytinge] is looked on here as a suspicious character, 
 the Police have an eye on him, is this ' 'nuflf ced?' Mrs. 
 Brougham would like to have a week or so," etc. 
 
 664. A. L. S. 2 pp. 8vo. 1853. 
 
 665. PARSONS-WATKINS-BRANSBY. Mr. [William] 
 Parsons, Robert Bransby and Mr. Watkins in Scene, 
 Bransby as ".^Esop," Mr. Parsons as "The Old Man." 
 Mezzotint by T. Simpson, after Zofifany. Folio. Lond. 
 1788. Framed. 
 
 666. [PEALE (CHARLES WILLSON).] A large En- 
 graving representing a young woman at full length holding 
 a flower in outstretched hand, to her right a stile and ap- 
 parently an entrance to a cave. The engraving mounted 
 on a panel and skilfully colored. In the right bottom 
 corner the signature of C. W. Peale has been painted by 
 someone. In old gilt frame 28 x 39 in. 
 
 667. PERRY (HARRY A.) App. first at the Chatham 
 Theatre, N. Y., 1847. A. L. S. 4to. 1854. Fine come- 
 dian, but dissipated. 
 
 668. Early American Actor. Daguerreotype, in 
 
 plain dress. 16mo, bust. 
 
 Has never been reproduced. 
 
 669. PHELPS (A. R.) App. Green\fich Theatre, N. Y. 
 1845. A. L. S. Folio. San Francisco, 1856, trying to 
 make an engagement with the Kendals. 
 
 670. PHILADELPHIA. MS. list of particulars, insur- 
 ance, list of men killed, their benefit, clippings, etc., relat- 
 ing to the burning of the Olympia Theatre, Jan. 29, 1874. 
 (As a lot.) 
 
 671. PHILADELPHIA PLAYBILL. Broad Street The- 
 atre. First performance in Phila. of " Pinafore," Jan. 6, 
 1879. Poster folio. 
 
 672. PHILADELPHIA THEATRES. A. L. S. of Actors 
 who have made early appearance at the Phila. Theatres, 
 including Harry and Emma (Skerrett) Bascomb, Th. J. 
 Worrell, etc. ; W. M. Iicman (long letter), etc. (9 pieces, as 
 a lot.) 
 
 673. PLACE (ELIZA— Miss Petrie). A. L. S. 4to. 1850. 
 
 674. PLACIDE (ELIZA— Mrs. S. Mann). A. L. S., 3 pp. 
 8vo, 1855, telling of her troubles with John Bates, the 
 manager. 
 
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 675. PHOTOGRAPHS. E. L. Davenport, in plain dress. 
 Autographed by the tragedian. 
 
 676. Two different photos of Annie Cruise, an early 
 
 noted actress, one in plain dress, the other as Pocahontas. 
 4to. (2) 
 
 677. Two different photographs of Annie Senter, 
 
 both autographed by her. 4to. (2) 
 
 678. Peter Richings and Caroline Riehings, original 
 
 photos., colored by hand. 4to. (2) 
 
 679. Jean Davenport (edges torn) and Cordelia 
 
 Howard. 4to. (3) 
 
 680. Charles Hale {presentation inscription, with 
 
 autograph, cut down) ; Wm. Wheatley. 8vo. (2) 
 
 681. E. L. Davenport and Charles Dillon, both in 
 
 plain dress. 8vo and 4to. (2) 
 
 682. E. L. Davenport as the Huron Chief in '■'Civili- 
 zation " (colored by hand) ; Julia Dalj^ with guitar in hand. 
 4to. (2) 
 
 683. E. L. Davenport as Rob Roy Macgregor; Mrs. 
 
 Geo. P. Farren, in plain dress. 4to. (2) 
 
 684. Edwin Booth and Edwin Forrest, in plain 
 
 dress, by F. Gutekunst. Folio. (2) 
 
 685. Group of Edwin Adams, John Drew (Sr.), and 
 
 Frank Drew; E. N. Thayer and Mrs. Thayer. 16nio. (3) 
 
 686. Annie Clarke {autographed), Mrs. Langtry, 
 
 Alhambra Palace, Phil. 12mo. (3) 
 
 687. Edwin Booth (aged 24), Jas. A. Heme, Julia 
 
 Ring, and another. 4to. (4) 
 
 Viola Allen, Jane Burley, Nellie Hawthorne, 
 
 Helene Lucas. 4to. (4) 
 
 689. E. L. Davenport as William, Julia Marlowe, 
 
 Nat C. Goodwin, etc. 4to. (4) 
 
 690. J. B. Roberts (taken in West Chester, Pa.), 
 
 James Madison, Chas. Dillon, Oliver Byron. 4to and small 
 folio. (4) 
 
 691. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wheatley, Pauline Lucca 
 
 (2), Olive Logan, etc. 16mo. (6) 
 
 692. Barney Williams, G. V. Brooke, McKean Bu- 
 chanan, Mrs. Vernon, Chas. Peters, Mrs. W. J. Florence, 
 Mme. Marzetti, etc. 16mo, inlaid to Bvo. (10) 
 
 693 Mark Smith, Rose Eytinge, Maggie Mitchell, 
 
 Mme. Poniai, Geo. Jordan, Charles Wheatleigh, Joseph 
 Proctor, John Collins, etc. 16mo, inlaid to 8vo. (10) 
 
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 PHOTOGRAPHS. 
 
 694. George Holland, Henry Plaeide, Dan Marble, 
 
 Mrs. Mowalt, Kate Bateman, Mr. Dawison, W. R. Floyd, 
 J. A. J. Neafle, Mrs. W". J. Florence, etc. 16mo, inlaid 
 to 8vo. (10) 
 
 695. John Sefton, Mine. Grisi, J. B. Roberts, Mary 
 
 Gannon, Charlotte Vandenhoff, Mr. Burnett, etc. 16mo, 
 inlaid to 8vo. (10) 
 
 696. Chas. Kemble Mason, John Dyott, Mrs. Wood, 
 
 Kate Horn, E. L. Davenport, Mrs. F. B. Conway, A. W. 
 Feuno, Jane Coombs, Edward Eddy, etc. 16mo, inlaid to 
 8vo. (10) 
 
 697. Matilda Heron, Chas. Pope, Mrs. Barney "Wil- 
 liams, Macready, Mrs. Farren, Lester Wallack, Wm. 
 Davidge, Mrs. Hoey, etc. 16mo, inlaid to Bvo. (10) 
 
 698. Henry Wallack, W. J. Florence, Mrs. Geo. 
 
 Jones, C. W. Clark, Fanny Morant, Chas. Fisher, etc. 
 16mo, inlaid to 8vo. (10) 
 
 699. Charles Foster, Tragedian {rare), J. H. 
 
 Hackett, J. K. Mortimer, F. S. Chanfrau, Mrs. Chanfrau, 
 Laura Keene, F. B. Conway, Caroline Richings, John R. 
 Scott, A. H. Davenport. Mounted on paper. 16mo and 
 13mo. (10) 
 
 700. E. S. Conner, John E. Owens, Edwin Adams, 
 
 John Brougham, W. E. Burton, Mrs D. P Bowers, John 
 Gilbert, J. S. Clarke, Ellen Terry, etc. IGmo and 12mo. (10) 
 
 701. Tom Plaeide, Wm. Chippendale, J. W. Wallack, 
 
 Susini, Jean Davenport Lander, Mrs. Barrow, Junius 
 Brutus Booth, Mrs. Chas. Kean, Kate Denin, etc. 16mo, 
 inlaid to 8vo. (10) 
 
 702. Chas. Dickens, John Philip Sousa, Chas. Dana 
 
 Gibson, Auber, Bob Fitzsimmons, John W. Foster, Johann 
 Strauss, etc. 8vo. (12) 
 
 703. Alberta Gallatin, Eleanor Moretti, Mme. Bart- 
 
 lett, May Buckley, Charlotte Crane, May Baker, Virginia 
 Aragon, Jane English, Dorothy Usner, etc. 4to. (12) 
 
 704. Amelia Bingham, Blanche Bates, Carrie de'Mar, 
 
 Marie Drofnah, Beatrice Moreland, Selene Fetter Royle 
 (autographed), Gertrude Morris, etc. 8vo. (12) 
 
 705. Pauline Hall (autographed), Maude Revelle, 
 
 Daisy Dudley, Mme. Pilar Morin, Mary Hampton, Lizzie 
 Sanger, Margaret Anglin, etc. 4to. (12) 
 
 T06. Maud HoUins, Odette Tyler as Portia, Daisy 
 
 Dwyer, Ada CoUey, Amelia Bingham, May Pollard, etc. 
 8vo and 4to. (13) 
 
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 PHOTOGRAPHS. 
 '707. Minnie Seligman, Francis Wilson, Sam Ber- 
 nard, "Walter Jones and Marie Dressier in " Romeo and 
 Juliet,''' Zella Prank, Lillian Russell, etc. 8vo. (12) 
 
 '708. Julia Arthur as Juliet, Ida Fuller, Bessie Clay- 
 ton, Margaret Anglin, Mary Hampton, Julia Arthur [1898], 
 Gertrude Bennett, etc. 8vo. (12) 
 
 '709. Marie Burroughs, Gertrude Elliott, Grace 
 
 George, Jane English, Clara Betz, Edith Sinclair {auto- 
 graphed), Lillian Hawthorne, etc. 8vo and 4to. (12) 
 
 710. Daniel Dougherty, John Philip Sousa, Bob 
 
 Fitzsimmons, Prince Bismarck, James J. Jeffries, Doni- 
 zetti, etc. 8vo. (12) 
 
 711. — '■ — Gabriel Ravel, Barton Hill, Emma Taylor, Dan 
 Setchel, Mrs. E. L. Davenport, Harry Pearson, Mrs. Geo. 
 Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wallack, Jr., Frangois Ravel, 
 Geo. Jamieson, etc. 16mo, inlaid to 8vo. (15) 
 
 712. Chas. F. Browne (Artemus Ward), Cyrus W. 
 
 Field, Lincoln, Ben McCuUough, Senator Broderick, Wm. 
 Lloyd Garrison, S. P. Chase, Jerome Bonaparte, Gen. 
 Sickles, Geo. P. Morris, etc. 16mo. (16) 
 
 713 Edwin Booth, Henry Miller, Wm. Hanlon, 
 
 Francis Wilson, Chas. Hanford as Marc Antony, Jamison 
 Lee Finney, Harry McDonough and Jefferson de Angelis in 
 scene, Wilton Lackaye, Richard Carle, WillardSimms, etc. 
 8vo. (20) 
 
 714. Julia Arthur as Rosalind, Olive Redpath, 
 
 Lillian Burkhart, Anne Bruce, Delia Fox, Mary Hampton, 
 Anton von Rooy, Julia Heme, Susan Strong, Henrietta 
 Crosman, Paula Edwards, etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
 715. E. A. Sothern, Otis Harlan, Joseph Jefferson, 
 
 Chas. Dickson, Francis Carlisle, Andrew Mack, Robt. V. 
 Ferguson (autographed), Otis Skinner, Fritz Williams, 
 Chas. Richman, Jas. K. Hackett, Richard Dorney, etc. 
 Svo. (20) 
 
 716. Maude Fealey as Eunice, Olive Wallace, Sara 
 
 Carr, Rose Tiffany, Emma Francis, Laura Willard, Florence 
 Lloyd, Grace Rutter, etc. Svo. (20) 
 
 717. Edna May, Julia Marlowe, Laura Case, Viola 
 
 Allen, Jean Mawson, Letta Meredith, Rose Melville, Mabel 
 Gilman, Christie McDonald, etc. Svo. (20) 
 
 718. Elaine Terriss, Lizzie MacNicol, Una Abell, 
 
 Beaumont Sisters, Marie St. John, Belle Davis, Maude 
 Odell, Margaret Warren, Amelia Bingham, Paula Edwards, 
 etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
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 PHOTOGRAPHS. 
 
 719. Blanche Bates as Rachel, Odette Tyler, Alice 
 
 Donaldson, Janet Alexander, Sarah Truax, Cissie Loftus, 
 Marie Dressier, Molly Fuller, Kitty Loftus, Bonny Maginn, 
 etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
 730. Marcia von Dresser, Minnie Tracey, Pauline 
 
 Willard (2), Helen Bell, May Yohe, Gertrude Quinlan, 
 Frank Worthing and Blanche Bates, Annie Russell, Mabel 
 Wright, etc. 8vo. (30) 
 
 THIKD SESSIOI^. 
 
 731. PHOTOS. Marie Dressier, Fanny Davenport, Emily 
 Baker, Rose Wood, Minnie Hauck (colored), Delia Fox, 
 Campbell Gollan, Georgia Waldron, Vivian Townsend, 
 Julia Arthur as Parthenia, Bijou Fernandez (3), etc. 8vo. 
 (30) 
 
 732. Blanche Bates, Hilda Spong, Judith Berolde, 
 
 Jeanette Lowrie, May Robson, Fanny Rice, Annie Irish, 
 Adele Ritchie, Kate Denin Wilson, Grace Romaine, Marie 
 Bates, etc. 8vo. (30) 
 
 733. Fanny Rice, Carol Birdsall, Sara MacDonald, 
 
 May Robson, Mme. Pilar Morin, Kate Lester, Grace Hen- 
 derson, Amelia Bingham, Helen Walton, etc. 8vo. (30) 
 
 734. Julia Marlowe, Milka Ternina, Frances Stevens, 
 
 Sibyl Johnstone, Adelaide Cushman, Richard Mansfield 
 and Beatrice Morrison, Margaret Robinson, W. J. LeMoyne, 
 Blanche Bates, Christie MacDonald, Viola Allen, etc. 8vo, 
 (30) 
 
 725. Delia Fox, Anna Robinson, Olga Nethersole, 
 
 Florence Rockwell, Fanny Rice, Grace Van Studdiford, 
 Julia Marlowe, Sadie Martinet, Jennie Joyce, Lulu Glaser, 
 etc. 8vo. (30) 
 
 736. Cissie Loftus as Trilby, Maude Adams as Juliet, 
 
 Ida Lester, Virginia Levick, Christie MacLean, Roso Mar- 
 ston, Lillian Russell (3), Beatrice Morgan, Margaret Dale, 
 etc. 8vo. (30) 
 
 727. Mrs. Fiske, Beatrice McKenzie, Lillian Burk- 
 
 hart, Aida Blair, Judith Berolde, Olga Nethersole, Mabel 
 Howard, Julia Arthur as Rosalind, Delia Fox, etc. 8vo. 
 (20) 
 
 738. Mrs. Leslie Carter, Mrs. Annie Yeamans, Helen 
 
 Blythe, Leonora Stonehill, Hope Booth, Marie Wainwright, 
 Helen Tracy, Mary Carrington, etc. 8vo. (30) 
 
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 PHOTOGRAPHS. 
 
 '<'^9. Margaret Anglin, Jobyna Howland, Ethel 
 
 Hornick, Louise Allen Collier, Viola Allen, Lou Harlow, 
 Cecile Hardj', Olga Nethersole, Amelia Bingham, etc. 8vo, 
 (20) 
 
 730. Agnes Robertson Boucicault (autographed), 
 
 Wilton Lackaye, Eve Boucicault, De Wolf Hopper, Marie 
 Jansen, Mrs. John Drew, Jr., Mr. Arnott, Frank Roche, 
 Edwin Hoff, etc. 8vo. (aO) 
 
 731. Helena Modjeska, Maude Odell, Janet Alex- 
 ander, Minnie Ashley, DoUie Nobles, Lillian Russell, Vir- 
 ginia Harned, Julia Arthur as Juliet, etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
 732. Viola Allen, Mrs. Sydney Drew, Elita Proctor 
 
 Otis, Minnie Radcliife, Margaret Anglin, Olga Pevny, Anna 
 Held, Alice Nielsen, Cecile Murray, Edna May, Nellie 
 McHenry, etc. Svo. (20) 
 
 733. Maude Adams as Babbie, Helen Bertram, Mrs. 
 
 Langtry, Mary Cahill (torn), Nellie Beaumont, Babette 
 Rodney, Maud Winter, Lillian Russell, Jane Whitbeck, 
 Andrew Mack, Walter Allen, Kitty Loftus, Mary Irwin, etc. 
 8vo. (20) 
 
 734. Mrs. G. H. Gilbert, Mrs. Leslie Carter, Mrs.- 
 
 McKee Rankin, Olga Nethersole, Percy Haswell, Mabel 
 Taliaferro (2), Jane English (autographed), Henrietta Lee, 
 Marie George, Theresa Vaughn, etc. Svo. (20) 
 
 735. James A. Heme as Capt. Dan Marble, Sarah 
 
 Truax, Stuart Robson as Oliver Goldsmith, James O'Neill, 
 Mile. Azara, Clausen Sisters, Stella Kenny, etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
 736. Marie Dresslei: (standing on her head), Blanche 
 
 Bates, Pauline Hall, Annie Russell, Nana Brown, Gertrude 
 Perry, Margaret Dale, Henrietta Crosman, Aubrey Bouci- 
 cault, Hattie Russell (2), etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
 737. Fay Templeton (2), Corah Adams, Tyson Sis- 
 ters (3), Robert Hilliard, Julia Marlowe, Anna Boyd, Louise 
 Hepner, Sarah Cowell Le Moyne, Mrs. Thorndyke Bouci- 
 cault, Theresa Vaughn, etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
 738. Mary Hampton, Nellie Beaumont, Mrs. Alex. 
 
 Salvini, Edna Wallace Hopper, Kitty Loftus, Rose Coghlan, 
 Judith Berolde, Carol Birdsall, Henrietta Crosman, La Belle 
 Otero, Blanche Bates, etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
 739. Mary Mannering, Katherine Willard, Mrs. 
 
 Langtry in Khaki costume, Marian Childers, Ffolliott 
 Paget as Mrs. Malaprop, Mme. Schumann-Heink, Mrs. 
 Thomas Barry, Marie Wainwright, Blanche Bates and 
 Frank Worthing, etc. Svo. (20) 
 
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 PHOTOGRAPHS. 
 
 740. Olga Nethersole, Lou Harlow, Kate Castleton, 
 
 Charles French, Frank Cornell, Ernest Van Dyck, Harry 
 Davenport, Robert Hilliard, Herman De Vries, Stuart 
 Robson, Mrs Leslie Carter, E. L. Davenport, Jr., etc. 8vo. 
 (20) 
 
 741. Francis Wilson as Cyrano de Bergerac, Etienne 
 
 Girardot, Frederic de Belleville, Joseph F. Sheehan, Edw. 
 J. Morgan, Ernest Van Dyck, John Craig, Sidney Herbert, 
 etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
 742. Julia Marlowe, Mme. Sembrich (2), Jessie 
 
 Millward, Rose Tiffany, Laura Willard, Adelaide Thurston, 
 Mme. Pilar-Morin, Hilda Clark, Mazie FoUette, etc. 8vo. 
 (20) 
 
 743. Ellen Terry, Christine Blessing, Marie Thill, 
 
 Anne Sutherland, Olga Nethersole, Delia Fox, Clifford 
 Leigh, Maud Gonne, etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
 744. Frank Daniels, Jane Corcoran, Adelaide 
 
 Cushman, Amelia Bingham, Jos. Wheeloek, Jr., Etta But- 
 ler, Alf. Haymaii, Cheridah Simpson, Jerome Sykes, etc. 
 8vo. (20) 
 
 745. May Irwin, Judith Berolde (autographed); 
 
 Olga Nethersole, Cheridah Simpson, Grace George (2), 
 Alice Nielsen, Julia Arthur, Camille D'Arville, Ada 
 Dwyer, Pauline Hall, etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
 746. Hazel Tidd, Marion Giroux, Eleanor Stuart, 
 
 Jessie Mackaye (2), Cissie Loftus, Sallie Stembler, Margaret 
 Dale, Hattie Wells, May Lowery, Jane Corcoran, etc. 8vo. 
 (20) 
 
 747. Cora Tanner, Nina Diva, Ada Bernard, Hattie 
 
 Williams, Emily Lytton, Georgia Dickson, Sara MacDon- 
 ald, Mildred Holland, Frankie Bailey, etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
 748. Anna Held (2), Charlotte Crane, Dora Webb, 
 
 Eloise Morgan, Mrs. Dion Boucicault, Aubrey Boucicault 
 and Marie Dressier in scene, Carol Birdsall, Gretchen 
 Lyons, Walter Hodges, Mrs Chas. Peters, etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
 749. Viola Allen, Olive Hoff, Beatrice Norman, 
 
 Frances Jolliffe, Delia Fox, Vashti Earl, Millie StoUer, 
 Maud Harcourt, Ruth White, Pearl Andrews, etc. 8vo. 
 (20) 
 
 750. David Warfield, Mrs. Fiske, Hilda Clark, Jes- 
 sie Millward, Grace Cameron, Nora O'Brien, Helene Lucas 
 {autographed), Anna Held, Henrietta Crosman, etc. 8vo. 
 (20) 
 
 751. Margaret Anglin, Amy Muller, Miriam Nesbitt, 
 
 Grace Filkins, Sadita Evans, Lottie Gilson, Maud Hollins, 
 Bijou Fernandez, etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
The Library of Charles N. Mann. 
 
 PHOTOGRAPHS. 
 
 752. Augustus Pitou, Charles Dickson, Willie Col- 
 lier, Wm. Faversham as Romeo, Julia Marlowe. Jolin E. 
 Henshaw, Gertrude Whitty, Jefferson De Angelis, Wm. 
 Beach, Wm. Davidge, etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
 753. May Clarke, Louise Muldener {autographed), 
 
 Lenore Soulier, Jane Corcoran, Pearl Livingston, Dorothy 
 Donnelly, Pauline Train, Cora Carlisle, Camille D'Arville, 
 Mrs. Thorndyke Boucieault, Bessie Bonehill, etc. 8vo. (30) 
 
 754. Cissie Loftus, Louise Draper, Jane Corcoran, 
 
 Maude Banks, Dorothy Neville, Elfle Fay, Adelaide Nor- 
 wood, Sadita Evans, Marie Dressier, etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
 755. Julia and Crystal Heme, Helene Lucas, Hen- 
 rietta Crosman, Rose Melville, Rose Coghlan, Helena 
 Fredericks, Emma Chase, etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
 756. Julia Marlowe, Lillian Mortimer, J. H. Stod- 
 
 dart, Anna Boyd, Marie Allen, Edward Morgan, Robert 
 Hilliard, La Belle Otero (2), etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
 757. David Warfield, Ellen Terry, Henrietta Cros- 
 man, Elsie de Wolfe, E. J. Morgan, Henry ?Woodruff, 
 Ernest Van Dyck, Theodore Babcock, etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
 758. Sarah Bernhardt, Wilton Lackaye, Adeline 
 
 Adler, Olga Nethersole, Judith Berolde (4), Delia Fox 
 {autographed), Minnie Seligman (3), Edith Stewart, Cleo de 
 Merode, Irene Bentley, Julia Marlowe, Grace George, etc.. 
 8vo. (20) 
 
 759. Richard Mansfield, Bessie Clayton, Maud Berri, 
 
 Christie McDonald, Nanette Comstock, Emma Calve, Alice 
 Nielsen, Dorothy Morton (2), C. W. Allison, etc. Svo. (20) 
 
 760. Marie Cahill, Zelma Rawlston (2), Delia Fox, 
 
 Etta Butler, Katherine Carlisle, Marion Ward, Carl 
 Ahrendt, etc. Svo. (20) 
 
 761. Sarah Cowell Le Moyne, Hengler Sisters, 
 
 Dorothy Sherrod, Lillian Burkhart, Rose Coghlan, Zelie de 
 Lussan, Marie Wainwright, Maggie Cline, Florence Crosby, 
 W. E. Philp, Harry Conor, etc. Svo. (20) 
 
 762. E. M. Holland, Marie Engle, Jennie Yeamans, 
 
 Cissie Loftus (2), Wm. Elton, Mabel Strickland, Eugene 
 Cowles, David Belasco, etc. Svo. (20) 
 
 763. -: John T. Sullivan, Willie Israel, Madge Lessing, 
 
 Bessie Bonehill, Jessie Wood, Paula Edwards, Maud Dur- 
 bin, Cissie Loftus, Louis Mann, Beatrice Norman, Julia 
 Marlowe Taber, Queenie Vassar, etc. Svo. (20) 
 
 764. Adele Fari-ington, Ethel Haydon, Helen Gor- 
 don, the four Cohans, Selma Kronold, Moulier Sisters, 
 Bessie Clayton, etc. Svo. (20) 
 
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 PHOTOGRAPHS. 
 
 765. Julia Arthur as Parthenia, Sarah Cowell Le 
 
 Moyne, Kate Condon, Marie George (3), Rebecca Warren, 
 Mrs. Langtry, Ethel Barrymore, Marie Cahill, Viola Allen, 
 Cecile Hardy, etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
 766. PLACIDE (THOMAS). Favorite Comedian. Ori- 
 ginal Portrait Drawing (by J. P. Andrews). 8vo, bust, 
 vignette. 
 
 767. PLAYBILLS. Winter Garden Theatre, Jan. 3, 1866, 
 Edwin Booth as Hamlet (first appearance on stage after 
 Lincoln'' s Assassination); Satin Playbill of the Edwin 
 Adams Testimonial, Academy of Music, Oct. 12, 1877. (2) 
 
 768. Clara Fisher and Mrs. Alsop in the character 
 
 of Rosalind, Walnut Street Theatre, the former on Sept. 
 19, 1831, and the latter on Feb. 9, 1821. Both performers 
 also appeared in thej" Actress of All Work," assuming 6 
 characters. (2) 
 
 769. Theatre Royal, Edinburgh, Charlotte Cushman 
 
 as Rosalind, and Helen Faucit as Portia and Rosalind, 1845. 
 (3) 
 
 770. Collection of playbills of Pittsburgh, Harris- 
 burg, Trenton, Reading, Boston and other Theatres, with 
 many well-known names in the casts. Mainly from 1850 to 
 1860. Over 50 pieces. (As a lot.) 
 
 771. Another lot, years 1828-30, similar to the 
 
 abo^re. 16 pieces (sold as a lot). 
 
 772. Another lot, j^ears 1833-34, similar to the 
 
 above. 22 pieces. (As a lot.) 
 
 773. Covent Garden Theatre, 1831-34, including 
 
 names of Chas. Kemble, Fanny Kemble, Tyrone Power, 
 Sheridan Knowles, Miss Poole, etc. 27 pieces. (As a lot.) 
 
 774. POPE (MARIA ANN). English Actress, 1775-1803. 
 Mezzotint Portrait, as Juliet, by Wm. Ward, g,fter Shee. 
 Folio, three-quarters length. Fine impression. Lond. 1804. 
 
 775. PORTRAITS. Mary Ann Clarke (English Actress, 
 imprisoned for libel), proof before letters; Lady Charlotte 
 Bury, proof before letters; T. Noon Talfourd, eng. by 
 Holl. 4to. (3) 
 
 7T6. Dtj Barry (Madame), eng. by De Montaut. 
 
 F. G. Klopstock, eng. by Sichling, and another. 4to and 
 small fol. (3) 
 
 777. Ben Jonson, Anne Killigrew, Dr. Samuel 
 
 Johnson {scarce), Mrs. Opie, etc. 8vo. (5) 
 
The Library of Charles N. Mann. 
 
 PORTRAITS. 
 
 778. Boileau (inrZia proof be/ore /iiZe); Shakespeare; 
 
 Thomas Killigrew; Sir Christopher Hatton; Maria Louisa 
 (Meyer after Isabey) ; Byron and Countess Guiceioli ; Philip 
 Massinger {India paper), etc. 8vo and 4to. (10) 
 
 779. Another lot; Mrs. Behn (by R. White), Chief 
 
 Justice Kenyon, Richard Glover, author of "Medea"; 
 Addison, Geo. Canning, Lord Bolingbroke (2), Duke of 
 Buckingham, 1649-1721, etc. -Svo. (10) 
 
 780. Shakespeare (3 different ones), engraved by 
 
 Delattre, Cook, and Woolnoth; Dr. Hawkesworth; Thos. 
 Loombe ; Sir Godfrey Kneller, etc. 8vo. (10) 
 
 781. Thomas Shadwell {India paper); Dr. Aber- 
 
 nethy; Catharine Parr; Louis Philippe ; Earl of Chatham; 
 Lord Byron; Daudet, etc. 8vo and 4to. (10) 
 
 783. Thos. Hood, Montaigne, Thos. Middleton, 
 
 Shakespeare, Tennyson, Chatterton, Eugene Sue, Joan of 
 Arc, etc. Svo. (12) 
 
 783. Sir Francis Burdett {eng. by JBrocas), Tom 
 
 Moore, Pierce Egan, Wm. and Mary Howitt, Victoria, 
 Lord Bolingbroke, Admiral Byng, Shakespeare, etc. 8vo. 
 (12) 
 
 784 Boccaccio, Earl of Straiford, Bastard of Orleans, 
 
 Rossini, Prince Charles Edward Stuart, Henry VIII, Queen 
 Elizabeth of York, etc. Svo. (12) 
 
 785. Earl of Chatham, Handel, J. T. Allingham, 
 
 Thos. Campbell, Mme. de la Valli^re, Thos. Stothard, Sir 
 Robert Walpole, Wm. Gifford, Dr. Smollett, etc. Svo. (12) 
 
 786. Chas. Dickens {India paper), Sir John Moore, 
 
 William IV., Sir John Suckling, Lord Nelson {India paper), 
 Adm. Blake, Henry Fuseli, T. C. Grattan, John Gully 
 {Pugilist), Prince Rupert, etc. Svo. (12) 
 
 787. Miss Day {mezzotint), James Hogg, Dr. Thos. 
 
 Arnold, Sir Francis Burdett, Dr. Wm. Dodd, Mrs. Opie, 
 Wm. Wade, etc. Svo. (12) 
 
 788. Admiral Lord Hawke, Roger L'Estrange, Franz 
 
 Abt, Dr. Wm. Harvey, Francis Bacon, Prince Hoare, etc. 
 Svo. (12) 
 
 789. George Dyer {scarce). Lord Erskine, Duchess 
 
 of Devonshire, Robt. Browning, James Smith, Mrs. Fitz- 
 herbert, etc. Svo. (12) 
 
 790. G. M. W. Reynolds, Archb. Laud, Oliver Crom- 
 well, Louis XVI., Mrs. Opie, Dr. Monsey, Edmund Spenser, 
 Thomas Hill, Thomas Otway, etc. 12mo. (12) 
 
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 PORTRAITS. 
 
 791. Thomas Killigrew, Miles Peter Andrews, Queen 
 
 Jane Seymour, The Child Mozart, Achard, Sir Francis 
 Drake, Gen. Mina, etc. 8vo. (13) 
 
 793. Mrs. Hughes (early English Actress), Auber, 
 
 Rubens, Wordsworth, Sam'l Richardson, WoUaston, Der- 
 mody, Schiller, etc. 8vo. (12) 
 
 793. Capt. Ayscough {duthor of "■ Semiramis"), 
 
 Sir David Wilkie, Michael Drayton, John Wilson Croker, 
 Mrs Hughes {Actress of Charles II.' s time), Anne Boleyn, 
 Lord Holland, etc. 8vo. (12) 
 
 794. Hon. Mrs. Damer, Corelli (Musician), George 
 
 IV., Wm. Wallace, Arthur Young, Gen. Abercrombie, Sir 
 Humphry Davy, Mrs. Creswell, Wickliffe, etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
 795. Sir Wm. Hamilton (by Sartain), Chas. Phillips, 
 
 Gen. Graham, Sir John Moore, J. P. Curran, Dr. Samuel 
 Garth, Dr. Joseph Warton, Dr. Wm. Buchan, Adm. Sir 
 Alan Gardner, etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
 796. George Romney, Gen. Hill, Archbishop James 
 
 Usher, Geo. Crabbe, Wm. Wilberforce, Caleb Whiteford, 
 Mme. de Maintenon, Earl of Liverpool, etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
 797. Hugh Boyd, Mrs. Tyler, Princess Charlotte, 
 
 the Admirable Crichton, Wm. Hayley, Admiral Exmouth 
 (stained), Hugh Blair, etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
 798. Hugh Kelly (Barrister and Dramatist), Miss 
 
 Mitford, Dr. Percy, Hugh Boyd, Wm. Shields, Handel, 
 Edw. Jerningham, etc. 8vo. Some stained. (20) 
 
 799. Talleyrand, Chas. Kingsley, Sir Hugh Palliser, 
 
 Admiral Keats, George III., William IV. when Duke of 
 Clarence ; Marquis of Londonderry, Fauntleroy, the banker, 
 Shakespeare, etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
 800. Sir .lohn Carr, Sir Kenelm Digby, Peter Pindar 
 
 (Dr. Wolcot), Mme. de Stael, Prince Leopold, Col. St. Leger, 
 Mrs Barbauld, SirThos. Picton, Baron Dimsdale (stained), 
 Wm. Prynne, etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
 801. R. B. Sheridan, James Northcote, Sir Samuel 
 
 Hood, Thomas Hill, Group of Early Dramatists, Thomas 
 Otway, CamilleDesmoulins, Dr.Wm.Cullen,etc. 12mo. (20) 
 
 802. Shakspeare, the Siamese Twins, Dr. John Wol- 
 cot, Jas. Thomson, Boccaccio, Crabbe, Tom Hood, Mrs. 
 Piozzi, Richard Glover (|jroo/6e/oreZe^iers), etc. 12mo. (20) 
 
 803. Cowper, Sterne, Samuel Butler, Milton, Napo- 
 leon, Canning, Mrs. Bryan, Mrs. Humphreys, Frederick III. 
 of Prussia, etc. 16mo. (20) 
 
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 PORTRAITS. 
 804. Eugraved Portraits, with accompanying bio- 
 graphical sketches, including Suckling, Cowper, Francis 
 Bacon, John Knox, Curran, Bossuet, etc. 4to. 36 pieces. 
 (As a lot ) 
 
 805. POWELL (WILLIAM). Celebrated English Actor. 
 Mezzotint Portrait, in plain dress, by J. Dixon, after Lau- 
 renson. 4to, bust, in oval (torn at lower coners). Mounted. 
 Lond. 1769. 
 
 806. POWER (TYRONE). Lithograph Portrait by A. 
 Newsam, after Merritt. Folio, half length, with hat and 
 cane in right hand. Very rare. Phil., n. d. 
 
 807. • Lithograph Portrait {colored by hand) as Major 
 
 O'Dogherty, in "St. Patrick's Eve." Drawn on stone, by 
 HofEy. 4to. Rare. N. Y. 1837. 
 
 808. PRENDERGAST (T. B.) Celebrated Early Negro 
 Minstrel. Lithograph Portrait. 4to, three-quarters length, 
 standing. St. Louis, n. d. 
 
 809. PRITCHARD (MRS.) Early English Actress. En- 
 graved Portrait as Hermione, by P. Aliamet, after R. E. 
 Pine. Folio (creased in centre and slightly water-stained). 
 Scarce. Lond. 1763. 
 
 810. PROOFS. Collection of 68 Scenes from Plays per- 
 formed on the English Stage. Engraved by Wedgwood, 
 Pye, Engleheart, Chas. Heath, Neagle, Schiavonetti, etc., 
 all being Large-Paper proofs before the lettering, and a 
 large proportion being on India Paper. Bound in 1 vol. 
 4to, half green morocco, gilt edges. (As 1 piece.) 
 
 811. PURDY (A. H.) Proprietor of National Theatre, 
 N. Y. A. N. S., to Thos. McKeon, 1 p. 8vo, 1853. Rare. 
 
 813. POLITICAL CARICATURE. "The Pedlar and 
 his Pack ; or. The Desperate Effort an over balance. ' ' Folio, 
 colored (margins slightly torn), n. d. [ca. 1830] 
 
 813. p|UIN (JAMES). Famous Early English Actor. 
 ^ Mezzotint Portrait as Falstaff. Drawn and en- 
 graved by McArdell. 4to, full length. Brilliant impres- 
 sion. Rare. 
 
 814. T3 ACHEL. Engraved Portrait of the famous Ac- 
 -'^ tress, in character, by J. R. Jackson, after 
 
 Dubufe. Folio. Lond. 1851. 
 
 816. Another portrait, in character. Lithograph, 
 
 after E. D. Smith. Folio, full length, enclosed in mat 
 (soiled). Lond., n. d. 
 
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 816. RADNOR (EARL). A. L. S. 2 pp. 8vo. Curzon 
 St. 1854. 
 
 817. RAVEL (GABRIEL). Member of the famous Ravel 
 Family of Gymnasts, Dancers, etc. , appeared at Park The- 
 atre in 1832. Lithograph Portrait, by F. D'Avignon. Small 
 folio, half length, oval (ciit down). India Paper. Rare. 
 
 818. RAYMOND (R. MALONE). Irish Comedian. 
 A. L. S , 4to, Bait. 1856, about an engagement. 
 
 819. REDDISH (SAMUEL). English Tragedian. Mez- 
 zotint Portrait as Posthumus, by Valentine Green, after R. 
 E. Pine. Folio, full length, lacks margins, mounted, creased 
 in centre. Scarce. Lond. 1771. 
 
 820. REED (DAVE). Noted Early Negro Minstrel. 
 Lithograph Portrait. 4to, bust, oval. Marshall, Mich., 1868. 
 
 821. REEVE (JOHN). Favorite Comedian, appeared at 
 Park Theatre 1835. Etched Portrait, on music sheet, sing- 
 ing a mock Italian song. 4to. Lond., n. d. 
 
 822. REEVES (W. H.) Brother of Sims Reeves and 
 Operatic Tenor. A. L. S. , 8vo, 1854; with a slip about 
 Julia Deane's Benefit, written by him. (As 1 piece.) 
 
 823. REPRODUCTIONS OF FAMOUS PAINTINGS in 
 Photogravure, etc., including Kean and Dr. Francis at 
 Cooke's Tomb in St. Paul's Churchyard (from a rare print), 
 Horse-Driving on the Plains of Hungary, Wallenstein's 
 Banquet, etc. Many on vellum paper. (Upwards of 100 
 pieces, as a lot.) 
 
 824. RICE (J. B ) Appeared Bowery Theatre 1839. 3 
 A. L. S. 4to. 1846-53. (3 pieces.) 
 
 Rice was afterwards one of the early Mayors of Chicago. 
 
 825. RICE (THOMAS D.) Lithograph Portrait as the 
 original Jim Crow (with the text of 44 verses), by Pendle- 
 ton. Small folio. N. Y., n. d. 
 
 826. RICHINGS (CAROLINE). Lithograph Portrait by 
 Bottger. Folio, bust, oval, margin stained. India Paper. 
 Rare. 
 
 827. RICHINGS (PETER). Lithograph Portraits of 
 Peter and Caroline Richings (by "Wagner & McGuigan). 
 Small folio, cut down. India Paper. Phil., n. d. 
 
 828. A. L. S. 8vo. 1852: "Lend me the music of 
 
 'Macbeth,'" etc. 
 
 829. RICHMOND THEATRE. Engraved View of the 
 burning of the Theatre in Richmond, Va., Dee. 26, 1811, 
 when upwards of 100 of its most valuable citizens lost their 
 lives, and many others were much injured. Oblong 4to. 
 Rare. 
 
 Fine impression. 
 
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 830. ROBERTS (JAMES). Favorite Comedian, appeared 
 at Park Theatre in 1824. Etched Portrait (colored by hand) 
 as Wormwood, by Tuthill. 8vo, full length, inlaid. Rare. 
 N. Y. : Elion, n. d. 
 
 According to Mr. Ireland, he was the best low comedian at 
 the Bowery Theatre in its palmiest days. 
 
 831. ROBERTS (J. B.) American Tragedian, b. 1818, 
 appeared on Phila. and N. Y. Stage from 1836. Photo- 
 graphs in characters of Sir Giles Overreach, Card. Riche- 
 lieu, Duke of Gloster, and King Lear. 8vo. (4) 
 
 832. A. L. S. 4to. 1854. 
 
 833. ROBERTSON (AGNES). Favorite Actress, wife 
 of Dion Boucicault, Lithograph Portrait, in plain dress, by 
 F. D'Avignon, folio, half length, oval (torn at edge). 
 
 834. ROBINSON (AN ASTASIA). Early English Vocal- 
 ist, Mezzotint Portrait, by J. Paber, after Vanderbank, 
 small folio, near full length, seated at harpsichord, play- 
 ing. Lond. 1737. 
 
 835. ROBINSON (JAS. H.— Comedian, rival of W. E. 
 Burton). A. L. S., 4to, 1852; mentions his penchant for 
 Low Comedy. 
 
 836. ROCK (MISS). Early Actress, performed on the 
 N. Y. and Phila. Stage. Daguerreotype, in plain dress, 
 16mo, seated, sewing. 
 
 The reproduction was made from this original. 
 
 837. Engraved Portrait (only one known), 24mo, 
 
 half length. 
 
 838. ROWE (GEO. G.— noted " Micawber "). 2 very 
 long A. L S. , 4 pp each, folio. New Orleans, 1851-52. 
 
 ' ' Funny men and funny things occur . . . Bass was very 
 drunk . . . called me a ' ' Damn'd Blackguard, " I told him he 
 was drunk and better go home ... he staggered out in true 
 Micawber style. Interesting letters full of gossip about the 
 Placides, Geo. Holland, Bass (Burton's cousin), Anderson the 
 " Wizard of the North," etc., etc. 
 
 839. ROWLANDSON (THOMAS). Aquatint View of 
 Vauxhall Garden, by J. Black, after Rowlandson and Pugin. 
 4to. Lond. 1809. 
 
 840. Interior view (colored) of Astley's Amphithe- 
 atre, London, aquatinted bj' Hill, after Rowlandson and 
 Pugin. Oblong 4to. Lond. 1808. 
 
 841. Another, of Sadler's "Wells Theatre (interior), 
 
 by same artists. Oblong 4to. Lond. 1809. 
 
 842. ROYAL PLAYBILL. Satin Programme of Oper- 
 atic Performance given by command of Queen Victoria in 
 honor of the visit made to England by the German Emperor 
 and Empress in 1891. Folio. Rake. 
 
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 843. RUSH (MRS. CECILE). A. L. S., 8to, 1857 : "I 
 made my debut at the Walnut St. Theatre [1856]," etc. 
 
 844. RUSSELL (HENRY). Celebrated Vocalist and 
 Song-Composer. Lithograph Portrait of him as Master 
 Russell, aged 16, in the character of Artabanes, taken on 
 the occasion of his first appearance on any stage, Sept. 14, 
 1828. Sketched from life by H. Humphreys. 4to, full 
 length. Rake. 
 
 845. QT. CLAIR (SALLIE— Famous danseuse, with the 
 *^ Monplaisir Troupe). A. L. S. 4to. 1851. 
 
 846. SANDFORD (SAMUEL S.) Early Negro Minstrel. 
 Lithograph Portrait, in plain dress. 4to, oval, cut down. 
 Rare. 
 
 847. SARTAIN (JOHN). American Engraver. Two mez- 
 zotint portraits, engraved by himself, representing the 
 artist at different periods of his life, one bearing his auto- 
 graph. 4to. (3) 
 
 848. SCOTT (JOHN R.) Early American Tragedian. 
 Portrait as St. Pierre, engraved on wood by Fisher, 4to, 
 full length, standing. On India Paper. 68 copies. (Re- 
 mainder of issue.) (As a lot.) 
 
 849. Lithograph Portrait, as St. Pierre in the 
 
 " TFt/e," by A. Newsam, after T. Sully, Jr. Small folio, 
 half length, margins reduced. 
 
 850. A. L. S. to McKeon and Johnson, 1 p., 4to, 
 
 Utica, 1852. Referring to details of an engagement which 
 had evidently been consummated. Rare. (View of Utica 
 Museum on letter-head.) 
 
 851. Portrait, half length, painted in oil colors on 
 
 canvas, of John R. Scott, inscribed on the back as being 
 by Thomas Sully, Junior. Finely executed portrait of 
 this noted Actor. In old gilt frame, 40 x 47 in. 
 
 852. SEFTON (JOHN). Comedian and Manager. A.L.S., 
 12mo, 1857; and A. L. S. of his brother J. Owen Sefton, 
 
 1856. (2) 
 
 853. A. L. S. [1853], written inside a letter to him 
 
 from W. C. Gladstane; and another A. L. S. of Mary Anne 
 Gladstane. 2 pp. ]2mo, 1851. (As 2 pieces.) 
 
 854. SERLE (TH. J.) Correspondence, including A.L.S. 
 of Serle, Sir Francis Place, Sir Francis Burdett and L. B. 
 Rayner, regarding a bill in Parliament to prevent the larger 
 Theatres from freezing out the minor ones. With playbill 
 of the Surrey Theatre, 1832. (8 pieces, as a lot.) 
 
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 855. SHAKESPEARE. Engraving representing David 
 Garrick standing at the base of Shakespeare's Statue 
 delivering the famous Ode, surrounded by the various char- 
 acters of Shakespeare's creation. Bj- Caroline Watson, after 
 R. E. Pine. Folio. Lond. 1784. 
 
 856. Engraved scene from "The Merry Wives of 
 
 Windsor," with Mrs. Ford and Mrs. Page in consultation 
 (probably portraits). Folio. Margins cut off. Rare. 
 
 857. Scene from "■Merry Wives of Windsor." En- 
 graved by R. Thew, after Rev. Wm. Peters. Folio. Mar- 
 gins stained. 
 
 858. Another Scene from '^Merry Wives of Windsor.'^ 
 
 Engraved by Simon, after R. Smirke. Folio. Margin 
 stained. Lond. 1793. 
 
 859. Scene tvom^'King Henry the Sixth." Engraved 
 
 by C. G. Playter, after John Opie. Oblong folio. Lond. 1796. 
 
 8(J0. Scene from "Macbeth." Engraved by Wm. 
 
 WooUett, after Zuccarelli. Oblong folio. Lond. 1770. 
 
 861. Scene from. ''Taming of the Shrew." Engraved 
 
 by R. Thew, after R. Smirke. Oblong folio. Margin 
 stained. Lond. 1794. 
 
 862. Various Actors and Actresses in Shakespearean 
 
 characters, including Lizzie Weston, Mr. Harley, John 
 Vandenhoff, Ira Aldridge, Mr. Maeready, J. W. Wallack. 
 Mr. Emery, Edwin Forrest, Mr. Couldock, etc. A few 
 duplicated. 4to. (50) 
 
 86.3. Another lot, including Mr. Creswick, Ira Ald- 
 ridge, Mr. Forrest, John Vandenhoff, George Jamieson, 
 John Gilbert, Edmund Kean, Julia Dean, J. W. Wallack, 
 J. P. Kemble, W. E. Burton, J. H. Hackett, etc. 4to, (50) 
 
 864. SHERIDAN (RICHARD BRINSLEY). Colored 
 Caricature, " Pizarro, a neiv play, or The Drury Lane 
 Masquerade." With representations of Sheridan, George 
 III , and the Royal Family. Oblong 4to. Lond. 1799. 
 
 865. SHERIDAN (W. E.) Original Drawing of Mr. 
 Sheridan as Shylock. Folio. Head and shoulders only. 
 
 866. SHUTER (EDWARD). Famous English Comedian. 
 Mezzotint Portrait. By P. Dawe. Small folio, full bust, 
 oval, in rectangle. Fine impression. 
 
 867. SIAMESE TWINS. Lithograph Portraits. By 
 Hoffy. Small folio. Rare. 
 
 868. SIDDONS (SARAH). Mezzotint Portrait, as Mrs. 
 Haller. By C. Turner, after Sir Thos. Lawrence. 8vo, 
 half-length. Lond. 1836. 
 
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 869. Engraved Portraits of Mrs. Siddons and her 
 
 Son in the Tragedy of "■ Isdbtlla." By J. Caldwell, after 
 W. Hamilton. Folio. Margin reduced and inlaid. Fine 
 IMPRESSION. Lond. : circa 1790. 
 
 870. Engraved Portrait of Mrs. Siddons as Euphrasia. 
 
 By Caroline Watson, after R. E. Pine. Folio. Lond. 1784. 
 
 871. Engraved Portrait, as Euphrasia. By J. Cald- 
 well, after W. Hamilton. Folio, full length. Slightly 
 water-stained. Lond. 1888. 
 
 872. " Melpomene " (Portrait of Mrs. Siddons), re- 
 presenting the great Actress as discarding the dagger and 
 poison-cup, and reaching after a purse of gold suspended 
 before her on the Devil's pitchfork. Folio. Scarce. 
 
 873. SILSBEE (J. S.) American Comedian. Lithograph 
 Portrait as Sam Slick the Clockmaker. By A. Newsam. 
 Folio, full length. Phil. , n. d. 
 
 Presentation copy, with inscription in the Actor's 
 handwriting. 
 
 874. Lithograph Portrait, in plain dress. By A. 
 
 Newsam. Folio, half length, seated in chair. Very rare. 
 Phil., n. d. 
 
 Presentation copy, with inscription in the Actor's 
 handwriting. 
 
 875. A. L. S., 4to, 1847. On letter-head, with Fine 
 
 View of the Old Fountain Hotel, Baltimore. 
 
 876. SIMPSOlSr (EDMUND). Manager of Old Park 
 Theatre, N. Y. Engraved Portrait, by Illman, after Jarvis. 
 12mo, half length. Rare original. N. Y., n d. 
 
 877. A. L. S. 1 p. 4to, N. Y. 1839, in answer to an 
 
 inquiry for a situation in his Company. Rare. 
 
 878. A. L. S. 13mo. 1840. Written from the 
 
 Theatre. 
 
 879. SLOMAN (JOHN). English Comedian, appeared 
 at Park Theatre in 1828. Lithograph Portrait by D. C. 
 Johnston, singing " Sweet Kitty Clover." 8vo, full length 
 (stained). Rare. 
 
 880. SMITH (JULIA), afterwards Mrs. Groves, ap- 
 peared on New York and Philadelphia Stage about 1835. 
 Lithograph Portrait, by Endicott. 4to. Scarce. 
 
 Phil., n. d. 
 
 881. SMITH (WILLIAM). English Actor. Mezzotint 
 Portrait, in plain dress (aged 88), by Wm. Ward, after J. 
 Jackson. Folio, half length. Open-letter proof. 
 
 Lond. 1819 
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 883. SNYDER (SIMON). Governor of Pennsylvania. 
 Engraved Portrait by D. Edwin, after Thos. Sully. 4to, 
 cut down. Scarce 
 
 883. SONTAG (HENRIETTE). Two different lithograph 
 portraits. 4to, half length. Published in Berlin. (2) 
 
 884. Engraved Portrait. 24mo, half length. (5 
 
 copies. ) 
 
 885. SOUTHERN PLAYBILLS. New Orleans Theatre, 
 Feb. 8, 1839, Mr. Forrest as Macbeth; Camp St. Theatre, 
 N. O., Feb. 28, 1829, J. B. Booth as Malcolm; another, of 
 April 4, 1829, for Mrs. Sloman's benefit, Mr. Booth as Lu- 
 dovico; Baltimore Museum, Oct. 22, 1853, Kate and Ellen 
 Bateman as Macbeth and Lady Macbeth. (4) 
 
 886. SOUTHWARK THEATRE, PHILA. Playbill of 
 performance for the benefit of Mr. Woolls and Mr. Wall, 
 March 27 (1772), ''The Earl of Essex.'' and ''The Citizen," 
 with Mr. Hallam, Mr. and Mrs. Henry, Mr. and Mrs. 
 Morris, Mr. Wall, and Miss Hallam in the casts. Neatly 
 repaired on the folds. 
 
 Of extreme raeity. From Mh. Wall's collection. 
 
 887. Playbill of Southwark Theatre (Feb. ?) 30th 
 
 (1773), " The Oracle" and " The Dwarfs," with the names 
 of Mr. and Miss Hallam, Mrs. Douglass, and Mr. Henry in 
 
 the casts. 
 
 Extremely rare. , if not unique. From the collection 
 OP Mr. Wall. 
 
 888. Printed notice (oblong 8vo) as follows: 
 
 "Theatre, Nov. 15, 1773. Mr. Douglass, having been in- 
 formed that there is a probability of a disturbance happening 
 in the House this evening, occasioned by a dispute that sub- 
 sists between Mr. Goodman and Mr. Henry, concerning the 
 part of Major O' Flaherty, thinks it a duty incumbent upon 
 him to do all that he can to prevent it, and the only method 
 that suggests itself to him is to give up the play entirely for 
 this season, for should any mischief happen, he would think 
 himself accountable for the consequences." Philadelphia: 
 Printed by William and Thomas Bradford, at the London 
 Coffee-House [1773] ; Reply to the above (also printed, but 
 without place or date), "The Town's compliments to Mr. 
 Douglass, . . . are sorry that his apprehensions of a disturb- 
 ance in the house should preclude them from the pleasure 
 they expected this evening at the representation of the ' West 
 Indian,' . . . therefore desire, nay insist, that the play shall 
 go forward." Oblong 16mo. (2 pieces.) 
 
 The basis of this dispute is unknown, and no mention of it is 
 made in any history. Mr. Seilhamer gives a oast which in- 
 cludes Mr. Goodman in the disputed character, while in the 
 contemporary criticisms, which he quotes, it is stated "as 
 
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 O'Flaheity, Henry was admirable.'' Mr. Seilhamer records the 
 performance as having been given, but this was undoubtedly 
 an error. The historian, lacking the evidence here presented, 
 could only depend on the announcement (bill of the play) as 
 published in the papers. Probably unique. From the col- 
 lection OF Mk. Wall. 
 
 889. STAGE HISTORY. The British Stage in the Nine- 
 teenth Century. Parts 1-5, illustrated, neatly inlaid to 
 folio size, also a number of articles from magazines, bound 
 in cheap form. (Sold as a lot.) 
 
 890. STEPHENS (CATHARINE). English Actress, 
 afterwards Countess of Essex. Engraved Portrait, in plain 
 dress, by Robt. Cooper. 4to, half length. Peintbd in 
 COLORS. 
 
 891. Mezzotint Portrait, as Susanna, by S. W. 
 
 Reynolds and S. Cousins, after H. Tradelle. Folio, full 
 length, standing. London, 1835. 
 
 892. STEVENS (H. E.— Actor and Stage Mgr., Bowery, 
 N. Y.). A. L. S. 4to. 1853. 
 
 893. rpAGLIONI (MARIE). Lithograph Portrait as 
 -*- Satanella, by E. Planas {colored hy hand). 
 
 Folio, full length. N. Y. : Knoedler, 1853. 
 
 894. TALBOT (M.) Engraved Portrait as Col. Cohen- 
 berg in " Siege o/ JSeZgrrade. " 8vo, full length, standing. 
 Rake. 
 
 895. TAYLEURE (CLIFTON W.— Mgr. Broadway and 
 Olympic Theatres). A. L. S. 8vo. 1855. Mentions Miss 
 Heron, Emma Keough, H. L. Bateman, and others. 
 
 896. TERRY (ELLEN). Etched Portrait as Ophelia, by 
 Anna Lea Merritt. 4to, half length, rectangle. 
 
 897. TERRY (DANIEL). English Actor and Manager, 
 friend of Sir Walter Scott. Mezzotint Portrait, in plain 
 dress, by J. C. Easling, after H. W. Pickersgill. Folio, 
 half length, seated. Rare. London, 1813. 
 
 898. THAYER (ED. N.— App. first in 1824 at the Chat- 
 ham Theatre, N. Y.). A. L. S. 4to 1852. 
 
 Thayer began as midshipman, and rowed Uapt. Lawrence to 
 the Chesapeake on the day of the fight in the War of 1813. 
 
 899. THAYER (MRS. E. J.) Formerly Mrs. Palmer 
 Fisher, and mother of Alexina Fisher. Lithograph Portrait 
 as Aunt Ophelia, by P. Kramer. 4to, oval, cut out. Rare. 
 Phil., n. d. 
 
 900. THEATRES. Views of Olympic Theatre, N. Y. ; 
 (Proposed) Park Theatre, N. Y., 1798; Broadway Theatre ; 
 Arch St. Theatre, Phila. ; Interior of Park Theatre, N. Y., 
 1822; Burning of Barnum's Museum, 1865. 4to. (6) 
 
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 901. THEATRICAL. Engraving, ''Jason et Medee. 
 Ballet Trayique '" (chshVSLCteTa probably portraits). Oblong 
 folio. London, 1781. 
 
 902. Groups of America's Famous Actors and 
 
 Actresses (modern). 34 in all, on two folio sheets. (2) 
 
 903. THEATRICAL AUTOGRAPHS. Interesting A. L.S., 
 2 pp. 4to, 1860, of John Bates, of the National Theatre, 
 Cincinnati, entirely on Theatrical Topics (view of Theatre 
 on back); MS. record of receipts of Edwin Forrest's per- 
 formances at Park Theatre, N. Y., 1832-1841; also letters 
 of T. B. RadclifEe, G. W. Lewis, Sig. Strini, John Rose, 
 etc. (10) 
 
 904. James Pilgrim {early Actor and Manager), 
 
 regarding the desertion of one of his Company; Bartley 
 Campbell (sentiment from his "White Slave"); John G. 
 Cartlich (proposing special terms for an engagement with 
 Agnes Robertson); Edward E. Rice (2). 4to. A. L. S. (6) 
 
 905. Peter Richings (1 p., 1858); Francis Wilson 
 
 (2 pp.); Ben G. Rogers; L. R. Shewell (2 pp., 1860), D. W. 
 Waller (1 p., 1866); W. H. Hamblin (son of Tom Hamblin). 
 8vo. (6) 
 
 906. Joseph Proctor (3 pp., 1860); J. Grau (3 pp., 
 
 1861); Leonard Grover; Thos. B. DeWalden (1 p., 1861); 
 J. W. Bates (Cincinnati, 1850); Mary Carr (1 p., 1856). 
 lamo. A. L. S. (6) 
 
 907. Chas. T. Parsloe (regarding engagement of Mr. 
 
 and Mrs. Skerrett, 1852); J. Grau; Ben A. Baker, Actor, 
 and author of "^ Glance at New York"; W. M. Fleming; 
 John Dunn, 1851 ; George F. Browne, 2 pp. 4to, Rochester, 
 1855 (interesting) ; etc. All A. L. S. 4to. (6) 
 
 908. Another lot, including Wm. Wheatley (3 pp., 
 
 1870) ; Robert Johnston (from London) ; Otis Skinner (auto- 
 biographical, 1889); Aubrey Boucicault; Harry Edwards; 
 and John Winans. 12mo. All A. L. S. (6) 
 
 909. Tom Placide (1 p., 1854, signed T. P.); Eliza 
 
 Crisp (3 pp., 1855); Sam Hemple; James Rees (to Sam 
 Hemple, 2 pp.); Joseph Proctor. (4 pp., from Liverpool); 
 etc. 12mo. A. L. S. (6) 
 
 910. Mary Provost (4 pp. , fine letter) ; Henry C. Jar- 
 
 rett; Sarah G. Conway (1 p. 1874); J. N. Ireland (regarding 
 publication of his " Records ") ; Wm. Wheatley; etc. 12mo. 
 A. L. S. (6) 
 
 911. Gabriel Ravel (2 pp., 1860, demjing certain 
 
 newspaper reports) ; Melinda Jones (refers to the debut of her 
 daughter Avonia); P. T. Barnum (interesting); Eliza S. 
 Mann; Mary Gladstane (2 pp., 1863); John E. Owens 
 (characteristic). 12mo. A. L. S. (6) 
 
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 THEATRICAL AUTOGRAPHS. 
 
 912. Melinda Jones (S pp., 1856, gives her own and 
 
 daughter'' s parts) ; Mrs. Wilkinson; Robert Johnston (3 pp., 
 1856); J. B. Howe (3 pp., 1856); Joseph Proctor (3 pp., 
 from London); Geo. P. Farren {scarce). 8vo. A. L. S. (6) 
 
 913. J. H. McVicker (Chicago Manager — goodletter); 
 
 Ludlow & Smith (New Orleans Managers) ; Frank Drew (to 
 Hon. Wm. B. Mann) ; J. B. Roberts ; J. M. Scott (3 pp. , 
 1848) ; Fredk Warde. 8vo. (6) 
 
 914. Signor Blitz (famous magician), 3 pp. 4to., 
 
 1S55; Marie Dur^t; P. Cony (performer with dogs, etc.); 
 Chas. G. Porter; Charles Hill (to W. F. Fredericks— ^ne 
 letter); Geo. Wood (husband of Eliza Logan). All A. L. S. 
 4to. (6) 
 
 915. E. S. Conner (3 pp., 1855); Delmon Grace 
 
 (3 pp., 1865); Lytton Sothern; J. M. Scott (1843); J. M. 
 Field (noted Early Actor and Manager — scirce); Jas. L. 
 Carhart (1878). 13mo. (6) 
 
 916. Geo. C. Charles (regarding an engagement, 
 
 1857); L Keller (Keller Troupe), L. S., 1 p. 4to; W. F. 
 Brough {operatic artist) ; Geo. Wood, Henry C. Jarrett, 1853; 
 etc 4to. (6) 
 
 917. E. A. Marshall, Manager of Broadway Theatre, 
 
 N. Y., 3 pp. 4to, 1853; J. H. McVicker (regarding an en- 
 gagement, 1856); W. P. Brough; Louisa Wells, Danseuse 
 (married Leon Javelli); W. H. Crisp (L. S.) and Mrs. Eliza 
 Crisp (A. L. S.), joint production, 3 pp. 4to; etc. 4to. (6) 
 
 918. Another lot, including Wesley Barmore, Jane 
 
 Germon, E. A. March, Wheatley & Clarke, W. H. Senter, 
 Fredk Lyster, D. S. Palmer, Mrs. M. Gale, W. C. Forbes, 
 J. H. Selwyn, Eliza S. Mann, etc. 8vo. Nearly all A. L. S. 
 (25 pieces, as a lot.) 
 
 919. Another lot, including H. J. Conway, Colin 
 
 Stuart, Eliza Eberle, H. B. Hudson, J. H. Wilton (G. V. 
 Brooke's Manager), H. E. Wells, Matilda M. Hays, Henry 
 Willard, James H. Taylor, etc. All A. L. S. 8vo. (25 
 pieces, as a lot.) 
 
 930. Another lot, including John S. Potter, W. H. 
 
 Bartholomew, Frank Vincent, Albert Shepard, Mrs. Anna 
 Crocker, Marcus Elmore, Henry Willard, N. B. Proctor, Jr , 
 Mary Tayleure, H. L. Bascomb, W. D. Gemmill, D. S. 
 Palmer, etc. All A. L. S. (30 pieces, as a lot.) 
 
 931. Another lot, including James H. Taylor, 
 
 Wayne Olivine, J. W. Buckland {husband of Kate Horn), 
 Rose Evans (signature to receipt — balance in John Mc- 
 Cullough''s handwriting), H. Herman (author "Silver 
 
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 King ''), Mrs. Gale {refers to the death of her two daughters), 
 John Sloan, Vining Bowers, Thos. A. Logan {son of C. A. 
 L,ogan), H. V. Lovell, etc. 13mo. Nearly all A. L. S. 30 
 pieces. (As a lot.) 
 
 932. THEATRICAL CARICATURES. Lithograph Por- 
 traits of Dion Boucieault, Buckstone, Toole, Henry Irving 
 Ben Webster, Chas. J. Mathews, etc. 4to. (12) 
 
 933. THEATRICAL CLIPPINGS. Collection of Clip- 
 pings relating to leading Actors and Actresses, contained 
 m separate envelopes (33). (As a lot.) 
 
 934. THEATRICAL PLEASURES. Series of 6 humorous 
 Colored Pictures, drawn and engraved by Theodore Lane. 
 Small folio, paper. London, if Lean, 1830. (1 piece.) 
 
 935. THEATRICAL PHOTOGRAPHS. Frank Mayo 
 (taken m San Francisco), and W. R. Goodall (Phil.). Both 
 
 AUTOGRAPHED. 16m0. (3) 
 
 926. Sarah Bernhardt, Mrs. Langtry, and another. 
 
 Folio. Fine. (3) 
 
 937. Rose Coghlan, Louie Freear, Mrs. Fiske, etc. 
 
 4to. (5) 
 
 938. Joe Cowell as Crack, Wm. Wheatley, Adelina 
 
 Patti, John Drew (Sr.), etc. 16mo and 8vo. (6) 
 
 939. John Augustus Stone {fitie and rare), Grace 
 
 Freeman, Antoinette Walker, Henry Neville (2), George 
 Grossmith, Jr., etc. 8vo. (9) 
 
 930. James O'Neil as D'Artagnan, Albert Saleza, 
 
 Mr. Warde as King Lear, Carl Bender, Earl of Yarmouth, 
 etc. 4to. (13) 
 
 931. Lotta, Ethel Allen, Ida Jeffries, Maud Granger, 
 
 Pauline Lucca, Kate Claxton, Christine Nilsson, Georgia 
 Drew, etc. 16mo. (30) 
 
 933. Adelaide Neilson, Charlotte Thompson {rare), 
 
 Lotta, Sara Jewett, Kate Claxton, Maud Granger, Pauline 
 Markham, etc. 16mo. (20) 
 
 933. Peter Riehings, Simcoe Lee, Lotta, Genevieve 
 
 Ward, Adelaide Neilson, Mme. Anna Bishop, Adelina 
 Patti, Fanny Davenport, Mme. Parepa Rosa, etc. 16mo. 
 (20) 
 
 934. Lester Wallack {early), H. J. Montague {Lon- 
 don), Rose Wood, Agnes Booth, Kate Claxton and Kitty 
 Blanchard ("Two Orphans"), H. Neville, Edwin Forrest, 
 Geo. Conquest, Harry Langdon, Lotta, Pauline Lucca, etc. 
 16mo. (20) 
 
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 935. Mrs. P. B. Conway, Carlotta LeClercq, Rose 
 
 Coghlan, Pearl Eytinge, Jeffreys Lewis, Group of Juvenile 
 Performers, etc. 16mo. (20) 
 
 936. Fanny Morant (Emma Taylor?), Mrs. Scott- 
 
 Siddons, Rose Eytinge, Pauline Markham, Kate Claxton, 
 Mme. Anna Bishop, Mrs. John "Wood, Lottie Hough, etc. 
 16mo. (20) 
 
 937. E. L. Davenport, Charles "Warner, H. J Mon- 
 tague and Miss Addison, Lotta, Tom Thumb and "Wife {au- 
 tographed), Maud Branscombe, J. H. Clayton, Agnes Ethel, 
 etc. 16mo. (20) 
 
 938. Minna Gale, May Davenport, Belle Jackson, 
 
 Maud Branscombe, Belle McKenzie, Alma Stanley, Tom 
 Karl, Mme. Nevada, Edwin Booth, May Henry, Mme. 
 Rhea, etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
 939. Adelaide Detchon, Helen Vincent, Sadie Bige- 
 
 low, Mrs. Potter, Minna Gale, Mrs. Riegel, Lotta, Adelina 
 Patti, Annie Pixley, Edwin Forrest, Thos. Thorne, etc. 
 Bvo. (20) 
 
 940. J. H. Stoddart (autographed), James Lewis, 
 
 "W. H. Kendall, "W. J. Ferguson, Israel Zangwill, Albert 
 Saleza, Sara Stevens, Neil Burgess, Lew Fields, etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
 941. Otis Skinner, Violet Vanbrugh, Mrs. Edwin 
 
 Forrest, Mrs. Langtry, Nanette Comstock, Willie Israel, 
 Marie Tuohey, Grace Hopkins, Viola Allen, Cissie Loftus, 
 etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
 942. Joseph Haworth, Thos. Q. Seabrooke, John E. 
 
 Kellerd, Thos. A. "Wise, Jas. K. Hackett, "Wm. Gillette and 
 W. B. Smith in ''Secret Service,'' E. M. Holland, "W. H. 
 Crane, Campbell Gollan, etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
 943. Fay Templeton, Bessie Clayton, Adele Ritchie, 
 
 Maude Adams, Clara Emory, Laura Burt, Jesse Millward, 
 Louisa Allen, Flora Hengler, etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
 944. Mrs. Potter, Olga Nethersole, Leona Dare, 
 
 "W. H. Pascoe, Ida Frost, Miss Cooper, Marian "Ward, etc. 
 8vo. (20) 
 
 945. Edwin Booth, Alma Stanley, Cora Tanner, 
 
 Mme. Titiens, Joe Jefferson as Rip, Katherine Grey, May 
 Fielding and Virginia Dreher, Mrs. Potter, etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
 946. Sadie Martinot, Jennie Graham, Blanche "Walsh, 
 
 Helen Robertson, Lulu Tabor, Marion Cullen, Adelaide 
 Thurston, Annie Clausen, etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
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 947. Mabel Taliaferro, Edith St. Clair, Ethel 
 
 Brougham, Bonnie Magin, Gertrude Bennett, E. H. Sothern 
 as D'Artagnan, Anna Held on her automobile bicycle, etc. 
 8vo. (20) 
 
 948. Mrs. Potter, Julia Marlowe's hand, Edward 
 
 Bagley, Lionel Lawrence, Wm. H. West, Phebe Davis, 
 Maud Berri, etc. Bvo. (20) 
 
 949. Viola Allen as Glory Quayle, Mrs. Leslie 
 
 Carter as Zaza, Blanche Ring, Pauline Hall, Sarah French, 
 Frances Tyson, etc. Bvo. (20) 
 
 950. Pauline Markham, M'lle Aimee, John Jack, 
 
 Francis Wilson, Catherine Lewis, W. T. Carleton, EfQe 
 Shannon, Minnie Palmer, Sydney Marlowe, Edwin Booth, 
 etc. Bvo. (20) 
 
 951. Wm. Gillette, Dorothy Donnelly, Grace Golden, 
 
 Gertrude Quinlan, Marie Dressier, Nanette Comstock, Mar- 
 guerite Fealey, etc. Bvo. (20) 
 
 952. Francis Wilson as Don Sancho, Hope Booth, 
 
 Annie Sutherland, Marion Manola, Fay Templeton, MoUie 
 Fuller, Effie Chappie, etc. Bvo. (30) 
 
 953. Jessipi Millward, Grace Golden, Cissie Loftus, 
 
 Nellie Hawthorne, Doris Mitchell, Maud Roudez, Jessie 
 Bradbury, Edna Marshall, etc. Bvo. (20) 
 
 954. Marie Jansen, Mrs. Potter as Cleopatra, Fran- 
 cis Wilson as Don Sancho, Lillian Russell as Billee Taylor, 
 Lillian Andrews, W. T. Carleton, Jay Taylor as Don Quixote, 
 Mrs. Chas. Moulton, etc. Bvo. (20) 
 
 955. Wilton Lackaye, Marie Dressier, Julia Arthur 
 
 as Rosalind, Annie Feamans, Lulu Glaser, Viola Allen, 
 M. B. Snyder, Agnes Yates, etc. Bvo. (20) 
 
 956. Julia Marlowe, Ruth Berkley, Delia Fox, Clara 
 
 Hunter, Anna Held (Paris), Lillian Russell, Carol Birdsall, 
 Amy Lee, etc. Bvo. (20) 
 
 957. Edith Kingdon, Christine Nilsson, Julia Mar- 
 lowe, Mrs. Potter, Georgiana Drew, Florence Davenport, 
 Joe Jefferson as Rip Van Winkle {jine), Lawrence Barrett, 
 etc. Bvo. (20) 
 
 958. Kate Bateman, Isabella TJrquhart, Minnie 
 
 Hauk, Ida Mulle, Julia Marlowe, Fannie Davenport, Co- 
 rinne, Mrs. Langtry, Sylvia Gerrish, Mme. Rhea, Lottie 
 Collins, etc. Bvo. (20) 
 
 959. Alice Gates, George Frothingham, Theo. 
 
 Thomas, S. C. Campbell, Emma Juch, Lillian Russell, 
 
 Blanche Corelli, Chas. Santley, Marie Jansen, Lawrence 
 
 Barrett, etc. Bvo. (20) 
 
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 THEATRICAL PHOTOGRAPHS. 
 
 960. Mary Shaw as Rosalind, Beatrice Morgan, 
 
 Corinne, Isabel Irving, Alice Nielson, Ida Conquest, Julia 
 Marlowe, Minnie Waldo, Adele Ritchie, etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
 961. J. E. Dodson, Alexandrina Martens, Wm. 
 
 Hoey, Julia Marlowe, Troja, Mildred Holland, C. B. Han- 
 ford as lago, Campbell Gollan, etc. 8vo. (30) 
 
 962. Cissie Loftus, Josephine Cohan, Hilda Clark, 
 
 Marie Dressier, Edna May, Adele Ritchie, Edna Wallace- 
 Hopper, etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
 963. Edna May, Laura Case, Alice Atherton, Wm. 
 
 Redmond, W. S. Hart, Richard Mansfield as Beau Brum- 
 mell, E. H. Sothern, Kawakami, DeWolf Hopper, etc. Svo. 
 (20) 
 
 964. Edna Wallace Hopper, Countess von Hatzfeldt, 
 
 Dorothy Morton, Gertrude Roosevelt, Jennie Joyce, Effie 
 Shannon, Miss Peyton, Ethel Barrington, etc. Svo. (20) 
 
 965. Lillian Russell, Helene Lucas, Attie Spencer, 
 
 Countess von Hatzfeldt, Pearl Andrews, Chas. Dickson 
 and Nanette Comstock, Mme. Sembrich, Rosa Gore, etc. 
 Svo. (20) 
 
 966. THEATRICAL PORTRAITS. C. W. Couldock as 
 Hamlet. Engraved by W. H. Mote, after A. Wivell. Small 
 folio, half length (water-stained). India Paper. Lond.lS49 
 
 967. Madame Pasta as Tancr^de, by Maurer; 
 
 M'd'llb. Heneiette Sontag, by H. Grevedon. Litho- 
 graphs. Folio. (2) 
 
 968. Adelaide Neilson as Juliet, and Helena Mod- 
 
 jeska. Engraved by S. HoUyer. 4to. India Paper. (2) 
 
 969. Mrs G. H. Gilbert and Charles Fisher. En- 
 graved by S. Hollyer. 4to. India Paper. (2) 
 
 970. Tyrone Power, Wm. Augustus Conway, and 
 
 Mrs. Cibber. Fine reproductions, on India Paper. 4to. 
 (3) 
 
 971. Sol Smith Russell {autographed), Helena Mod- 
 
 jeska. Rose Coghlan, etc. Folio. (4) 
 
 972. ■ Charles Kemble as Cromwell {mezzo, hy John 
 
 Sartain), Miss Brown, in character {Proof before letters), 
 Ellen Tree as Ion (slightly scratched), Mme. Sarah Bern- 
 hardt (etching), etc. Svo and 4to. (6) 
 
 973. Mr. Harley as Jack Phantom {India Paper), 
 
 Mr. Grimaldi in scene from "Valentine and Orson," Mme. 
 Grassini as Cora, M'lle. de Melisse as the Sylph, etc. 4to. 
 (6) 
 
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 THEATRICAL PORTRAITS. 
 
 9'74. Jas. E. Murdocla, etched by Ferris {India 
 
 Paper), Miss Lee Sugg {India Paper), Edwin Forrest, 
 etched by H. B. Hall {India Paper), Jean Davenport as 
 Juliet, foxed {Large Paper), etc. 4to. (6) 
 
 975. Helena Modjeska, Chas. Coghlan, Jas. O'Neill 
 
 in " ilfonife Cristo," Hortense Rhea, etc. Folio. (6) 
 
 976. John Howard Payne {India Paper), Charlotte 
 
 Vandenhoff, Chas. Pitt as Gloster, G. J. Bennett, and 
 othevs {on Large Paper). Folio. (6) 
 
 977. M'lle. Taglioni, in dancing costume, Mrs. Inch- 
 bald, Mrs Baddeley, Mr. Jones as the Duke of Argj-le, 
 Mrs. Edwin (by Anth. Cardon), etc. 8vo. (10) 
 
 978. Mrs. Spranger Barry, Mrs. Bulkley as Mrs. 
 
 Ford, Mrs. Young, Miss Brunton, Mr. and Mrs. H. John- 
 ston, Mr. Foote in "Devil upon Two Sticks," Mr. Emery 
 as Davy, etc. 8vo. (10) 
 
 979. Mrs. Billington {hy Armytage), Mrs. Edwin as 
 
 Beatrice, Mr. Emery as Giles {colored), Mr. Johnstone as 
 Major O'Flaherty, Miss Edmiston, Sheridan Knowles as 
 Master Walter, etc. 8vo. (10) 
 
 980. Miss Emery as Lisette, cut at corners {rare), 
 
 G. F. Cooke, Chas. Durang {photo.), Mrs. Francis (cut 
 down), Joseph JefEerson, the elder, cut out and mounted 
 {rare), Barry Sullivan {photo.), etc. 16mo. (10) 
 
 981. Mrs. Egerton as Meg Merrilies {colored), M'lle. 
 
 Georges, Sig. Velluti, Mrs. Bland, Mr. Highmore (Drury 
 Lane Manager), by Hogarth, etc. 8vo and 4to. (10) 
 
 982. ■ Mrs. Bracegirdle, Mr. Gallot as Will Watch 
 
 {colored), Mr. Gomersal as Earl Douglas {colored), Mr. 
 Harley, Miss Blanchard, etc. 8vo. (10) 
 
 983. Elizabeth Barry, Lydia Kelly as Beatrice {large 
 
 paper), Mme. Branchu, Mr. Kean as Richard III., Mr. 
 Grimaldi, etc. 8vo. (10) 
 
 984. John Brougham {lith.— cut out), Master Burke, 
 
 Carlotta Grisi, Master Burke in various characters, Mr. 
 Burton as Autolycus, etc. 8vo. (10) 
 
 985. Mr. GofE as Paul Jones {colored), Mme. Pasta 
 
 {scarce lith ), George Anne Bellamy, Mr. Grimaldi {colored), 
 Isabella Glyn, etc. 8vo. (10) 
 
 986. J. B. Booth as Posthumus, Mr. Mattocks and 
 
 Miss Brown in "The Tempest," Master Betty, Mr. Bland, 
 Mrs. Edwin, W. A. Goodall, Mrs. Esten, Baron, Mrs. Edwin 
 as Juliana, etc. Bvo. (10) 
 
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 THEATRICAL PORTRAITS. 
 
 987. Edwin Booth {scarce lith.), Mr. Ryder as Sir 
 
 John Restless {India Paper), John Cooper, Joseph Harris, 
 J. G. Holman, Jean Davenport as Juliet, etc. 8vo and 4to. 
 (10) 
 
 988. Mrs. Honner as Jack Sheppard {India Paper), 
 
 Mr. Burke {by Steel, after Wood), Gabriel Harrison {India 
 Paper — autographed), Fanny Elssler, Mile. Mara, Nell 
 Gwynne, Geo. Holland, etc. 4to. (10) 
 
 989. Group Photographs of the performers who 
 
 were burnt to death at the Continental Theatre in Phila- 
 delphia, 1861 (Gale Sisters and 5 others), Miss O'Neill, Mine. 
 Clara Novello, Jas. E. Murdoch (etched by Ferris, India 
 Paper), Wright Bowden, etc. 4to. (10) 
 
 990. Jas. E. Murdoch, etched by Ferris {India 
 
 Paper), Mr. Diddear {India Paper), Felix Morris in " A 
 Game of Cards," Mile. Maillart, Miss Mudie (aged 7), 
 Charles Fisher, etc. 4to. (10) 
 
 991. Edwin Forrest {India Paper), Jenny Lind and 
 
 Marietta Alboni {lith.), John Howson {India Paper), Mme. 
 Malibran {lith.), E. Pierron {autographed), Jefferson as 
 Rip Van Winkle, etc. 4to and folio. (10) 
 
 992. Photogravures of Charles Le Clercq {auto- 
 graphed), J. B. McCauley {autographed), Eugene Ormonde 
 and E. P. Wilks {autographed), etc. 8vo. (10) 
 
 993. Nell Gwynne {unlettered), Henry Russell, Geo. 
 
 Jamieson, Belle Pateman {India Paper), Helena Modjeska, 
 Frank Bangs {India Paper), Mme. Anna Bishop {Jith. by 
 P Kramer), etc. 4to. (10) 
 
 994. Adelaide Neilson {2 different, one on India 
 
 Paper), Jennie Lee, Rose Coghlan as Lady Marsden, Adelina 
 Patti (iVicZm paper), Marie Roze, etc. 4to. (10) 
 
 995. Edwin Booth {colored lith ), M'Ue Duvernay 
 
 {lith.), Mr. Denvil as Manfred {mezzotint — defaced and 
 slightly stained), Sig. Tamburini {lith. on India Paper), 
 John Weippert, etc. 4to and small folio. (10) 
 
 996. John McCullough {drawn on stone by Matt 
 
 Morgan), Mrs. E. S. Conner, Mrs. Henry Wallack, Rose 
 Coghlan {India Paper), Adelaide Neilson, etc. 4to. (10) 
 
 997. Edwin Booth, with pipe {India Paper), Mr. 
 
 Davidgeas Pistol {Large Paper), Eliza Phillips {India 
 Paper), C. Diddear {India Paper), etc. Small folio. (10) 
 
 998. Ellen Tree, Henry Kemble, Mr. Terry, Madame 
 
 Vestris as Little Pickle, T. P. Cooke, Garrick, Tyrone 
 Power, etc. 16mo and 13mo. (15) 
 
The Library of Charles N. Mann. 
 
 THEATRICAL PORTRAITS. 
 
 999. Mr. Burke, Miss Brunton as Cordelia, Mr. 
 
 Edwin as Autolicus, Miss Bland as Sally, Mr. Kemble as 
 Charles I., Miss Gough as Zenobia, Thos. Bellamy, Mrs. 
 Edwin as Letitia Hardy, John Johnstone as Sir Callaghan 
 and Major O'Flaherty, etc. 12mo. (20) 
 
 1000. Barton Booth (from "Cabinet"'), Mr. and 
 
 Mrs. Barry in " Tamerlane," Mrs. Bulkley as Lady Dainty, 
 John Bannister, Mr. Rae as Norval, Mr. Moody as Jobson, 
 Angelica Catalani, M'Ue Mars, Mrs. Sheridan (after Gains- 
 boroagh), etc. 8vo. (30) 
 
 1001. Nell Gwynne, with large hat, delivering an 
 
 epilogue, Mrs. Baddeley, Mr. Dowton as Col. Oldboy, Mrs. 
 Glover as Estifania, Mrs. Barnes as Isabella, Anna Bishop, 
 Mr. Rae, Mrs. Yates, Mr. Edwin as Croaker, Mr. Blanchard, 
 etc. 12mo. (20) 
 
 1002. Mrs. Siddons as the Tragic Muse, Mr. Blanch- 
 ard, Mrs. Glover as Mrs. Oakley, Mr. Johnson as Sir Robert 
 Ramble, Brizard, Mrs. Yates as Agnes, Mr. and Mrs. Gar- 
 rick, Frank Mayo (colored), etc. 12mo and 8vo. (20) 
 
 1003. Mr. Fawcett as Whimsiculo, Mr. Buckingham 
 
 as Trapbois, Mr. DuBellamy and Mrs. Thompson in scene, 
 Mr. Betty as Alexander, Meyerbeer, Fredk. Reynolds, Mrs. 
 Barry as Constance, Mrs. Crouch, M'me Catalani, Mrs. 
 Bland as Sally Shamrock, Mrs. Pope, etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
 1004. Mr. Cooke as Richard III. {D. Edwin, after 
 
 C B. Leslie), Alfieri, Miss Hughes as Reiza, Mr. Hilson as 
 Tyke, Mr. Huntley as Edward the Black Prince {colored), 
 Mrs. Hartley, Edwin Booth (a variety), Miss Kelly as Betty 
 Finnikin (colored), etc. Bvo. (20) 
 
 1005. Edwin Forrest as Carwin (scarce), O. Smith 
 
 as Baptist (colored), Mr. Quick as Tony Lumpkin, Mrs. 
 Abington, Mr. Angelo, Mrs. Wells, Mrs. Cibber (cut out). 
 Miss Stephens, Miss Wallis (5y Leney), W. F. Wallett, Mrs. 
 Siddons as Cleone, etc. 12mo. (20) 
 
 1006. Mr. Quick as Mungo (scarce), Mrs. Wrighten, 
 
 Mrs Siddons as Jane Shore, Thos. Sheridan as Coriolanus, 
 Mr. Suett, Mrs. Abington, W. B. Wood (stained), Mr. Web- 
 ster, etc. 12mo. (20) 
 
 1007 Mrs. Jordan as Nell, Mr. Hill as Leander, Mr. 
 
 Hamblin, Mr. Young as lago. Miss Hallande, Mrs. Atkin, 
 Mr Fawcett (from "Cabinet''), Mr. Oxberry as Master 
 Stephen, Mrs. Abington, Miss Hughes as Reiza, etc. 12mo. 
 (20) 
 
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 1008. Edwin Forrest as Rolla (cut down), Mr. Hen- 
 derson as Falstaflf (3), Mrs. Crouch as Rosina, Jack John- 
 stone, Mr. Young as Rolla, Mr. Macklin as Shylock, Mr. 
 Holland as Duke Albert! {scarce). Miss George as Polly, 
 Mrs. Coutts, etc. 12mo. (20) 
 
 1009. J. W. Wallack as Alcibiades, Mrs. Siddons as 
 
 the Grecian Daughter, Miss Wilson as Rosetta {colored),' 
 Mrs. Yates, Henriette Sontag, Mr. Woodward, Mrs. Alsop, 
 Miss Somerville, etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
 1010. Fanny Kemble as Juliet, with the nurse {lith. 
 
 on India Paper), Mr. Quick as Col. Hubbub {India Paper — 
 stained), Mr. Young, Mrs. Yates, Joe Cowell as Crack {rare 
 lith., cut out), Peg Wofflngton, Mrs, W. West, etc. 8vo 
 and 4t,o. (30) 
 
 1011. Dr. Robt. M. Bird (author of the ''Gladiator''), 
 
 Mr. Macklin as Squire Badger, Thos. Bellamy, Etching of 
 Edwin Booth as Pescara {India Paper), Barton Booth, Mrs. 
 Baddeley, etc. 8vo. (30) 
 
 1013. John Johnstone (by Conde), John Reeve as 
 
 Lord Grizzle, Mr. Blanchard, Miss Brown as Daphne, Mrs. 
 Edwin as Juliana, Miss Hallande as Sylvia, Chas. Taylor, 
 Henry Johnston, John Edwin, Master Edwin as Tom Thumb, 
 1780, etc. 16mo and 12mo. (20) 
 
 1013. Mrs. Francis as Miss Harlow, Mrs. Mardyn as 
 
 Sylvia, Mr. Bannister as Mrs. Cole, also as Gradus, Mrs. 
 Bunn as Elvira, Mr. Lewis as Douglas, Mr. Woodward as 
 Capt. Brazen, also as Bobadil, J. S. Brown as Lord Fop- 
 pington, etc. 12mo. (20) 
 
 1014. Master Betty as Douglas (Edinb. 1807), scarce, 
 
 Mrs. Davison as Julia, Mrs. Bunn as Elvira, Mr. Grimaldi, 
 Mr. Bannister as Dick, Mr. Bannister, Jr., as Ben, Miss 
 Love as Lilla, Mr. Fawcett as Maw-worm, Mrs. Bland as 
 Sally, etc. 16mo. (30) 
 
 1015. John Drew, Mme. Lemonier, Ada Rehan, Mr. 
 
 Melvin, James Lewis as Bottom, Adelina Patti, Mrs. Cole- 
 man Pope as Elwina {colored), Jas. E. Murdoch {India 
 Paper), Bianca Paravelli {rare lith.), etc. 8vo and 4to. (20) 
 
 1016. Augustin Daly {with autograph). Group Pho- 
 tographs of Gale Sisters and others who were burnt to death 
 at Continental Theatre, Phila., 1861, A. M. Palmer, Mrs. 
 Fitzwilliam, Mr. Pratt (" Coventry Melmoth "), Chas. Pitt, 
 Edmund Kean in Indian Dress (creased, soiled and cut 
 down, Mr. Murdoch {India Paper), etc. 4to. (20) 
 
The Library of Charles N. Mann. 
 
 THEATRICAL PORTRAITS. 
 
 1017. Jolin Mills, the Elder, eng. by Clamp {scarce), 
 
 M.J. Deburau, Dancourb {Grevedon lith.), John Lowin, 
 W. J. Castle, Mrs. Merry as Horatia (by Leney), Lafon, 
 Jas. E. Murdoch {India Paper), John R. Scott as St. Pierre 
 {India Paper), etc. 4to. (20) 
 
 1018. Miss M. Tree as Julia {colored), Mother of 
 
 Edwin Forrest, G. F. Cooke, Lavinia Fenton, G. H. Rod- 
 well (lith.), Mme. Cerito, Mr. Couldock as Richard III., 
 John Reeve, etc. 8vo and 4to. (30) 
 
 1019. Junius Brutus Booth, by Bond after Stephan- 
 
 off, ciit down {rare), Edw. AUeyn, Ira Aldridge, Julia Dean 
 Haynes as Juliet, M'lle Clairon, Mr. Suett, Talma, the elder 
 Wm. Warren as Sir Peter Teazle {Large Paper), Lavinia 
 Fenton, Edwin Forrest (medals), Mr. Francis as Sir George 
 Thunder, Miss O'Neill as Juliet {scarce), etc. 8vo and 
 4to. (20) 
 
 1020. Master Burke, John Vandenhoff, Charlotte 
 
 Cushman as Romeo, M'lle Cinti, George Daniel, Mrs. Dar- 
 ley, Fanny Kemble as Juliet, Mary Anderson (lith., cut 
 down), etc. 8vo and 4to. (20) 
 
 1021. Mr. Pearman {colored), Mr. Powell as Mr. 
 
 Honeywood {rare), Mme. Pasta, John O'KeefEe, Miss Phil- 
 lips as Emily, Mrs. Pope, Robert Palmer, Baron, Jenny 
 Lind (lith.), Jas. Lacy, Annie Robe, Miss O'Neill, F. S. 
 Chanfrau {colored caricature), etc. 8yo. (30) 
 
 1033. Mme. Malibran {scarce lith.), Geo. Colman, 
 
 Kitty Fisher, Miss Duncan {colored), Chas. Dickens as 
 Capt. Bobadil, Mr. Ducrow, Mrs. Dibdin, Fanny Kemble 
 as Juliet (lith. on India Paper). (A few prints creased, but 
 not the important ones.) 4to. (30) 
 
 1033. Miss F. H. Kelly as Juliet, M'lle Georges, Mr. 
 
 Rae {India Proof before letters), Frank Drew {colored lith.), 
 Lavinia Fenton, Mrs. Edw. Seguin, Mrs. Wilson as Har- 
 riet, Mrs. West as Desdemona {India Paper), etc. 8vo and 
 4to. (20) 
 
 1034. Mr. Listen as Maw- worm {scarce lith.), Annie 
 
 Clarke as Romeo, Talma {lith.), Kate Reignolds as Romeo, 
 Forbes Robertson as Romeo, Master Williams {Bidia 
 Paper), Mr. Murdoch {India Paper), Lawrence Barrett as 
 King Lear {India Paper), Adah Isaacs Menken and Alex. 
 Dumas, etc. 4to. (30) 
 
 1025. Jean Davenport Lander, Kate Bateman, Bar- 
 
 rymore and Drew, Barton Hill, Piccolomini, Roland Reed, 
 Anna Louise Carey, W. Dinneford, Albani, etc. 16mo. (20) 
 
The Anderson Auction Co. 
 
 THEATRICAL PORTRAITS. 
 
 1026. Mr. Parsons as Col. Oldboy, Miss Love as 
 
 Arbaees, Miss O'Neill a;s Belvidera, Mrs. Pope as Zara, 
 Mrs. Lessington as Ophelia, Mr. Palmer as Warwick, also 
 as Malvil, etc. 13mo. (20) 
 
 1027. Lola Montez {India paper), Mrs. Pope, Miss 
 
 O'lsTeill as Juliet (cut out and mounted), Anthony Leigh, 
 Mr. Mossop, Mrs. Coleman Pope, Miss Love as Veppina 
 {colored), Aug. Daly, Some noted French Actors {colored), 
 etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
 1028. Madame Vestris as Pandora, Miss Hughes as 
 
 Reiza, Mr. Huntley, Mr. Harleyas Jack Robinson, Chas. M. 
 Walcot {India paper) Charlotte Vandenhoff, E. M. Holland, 
 John Harris, Baron, Laura Keene (cut down), Mrs. Hilson 
 as Margaret Overreach {engraved by A. B. Durand), etc. 
 8vo. (20) 
 
 1029. Miss O'Neill as Mrs. Haller, Mr. Barrymore, 
 
 Thos. Holcroft, Mr. Kemble as RoUa, Sarah Booth as 
 Amanthis, Mr. EUiston, Miss Vincent as Aladdin, J. B. 
 Booth, Mr. Harley as Leporello {by I. R. Cruikshank) , Tom 
 Hadaway, C. M. Young, etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
 1030. Mr. Maywood as lago, Master Schirmer, Anas- 
 
 tasia Robinson, Miss Catley as Rachel, Jas. E. Murdoch 
 {India paper, cut down), G. P. Cooke {by D. Edwin), Mrs. 
 Cooke {Irish Actress), Annie Robe, etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
 1031. Samuel Foote as Major Sturgeon, Miss De 
 
 Camp, Mrs. Yates, Mr. Dowton, Mr. Russell as Sparkish, 
 Mr. Taylor, Mrs. Weichsel, etc. 12mo. (20) 
 
 1032. Madame Mara as Mandane {from Hibernian 
 
 Magazine), Mr. Dubois {from Thespian Magazine), Mrs. 
 Mattocks, Mr. Duff as Marmion {by Durand), W. R. Blake 
 {photo.), Miss Duncan, R. T. Conrad, G. F. Cooke as Rich- 
 ard ni., etc. 8vo. (20) 
 
 1033. G. F. Cooke as Sir Archy MacSarcasm, Mr. 
 
 Macready as Macbeth {engraved by Durand), Mrs. Abing- 
 ton as Rosalind, Shakespeare Bust (Stratford), Mrs. Francis 
 as Miss Harlow, Mr. Harley, Mr. Booth as Sir Giles Over- 
 reach {rare woodcut), W. B. Wood as Stephen Foster, etc. 
 12mo. (20) 
 
 1034. Mr. Quin, J. G. Holman, Madame Vestris as 
 
 Paul, Heidegger, Mrs. Hartley as Rosalind, Mr. Harley, 
 Mr. Wewitzer, Miss Hallande, J. B. Booth as Brutus, Edwin 
 Booth, etc. 12mo. (20) 
 
 1035. Geo. Saville Carey, Mrs. Abington, Mr. Quick 
 
 as Scrub, Mrs. Sheridan, Mr. Wrench as Corinthian Tom 
 {colored), Mrs. Cowley, Martha Ray {shot at entrance of 
 Covent Garden Theatre), Miss Chester, Mr. Sinclair, etc. 
 12mo. (20) 
 
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The Library of Charles N. Mann. 
 
 THEATRICAL PORTRAITS. 
 
 1036. Samuel Foote, Mr. Quick (by Conde), Mrs. 
 
 Yates, Mr. Woodward, Mrs. Sharp, Mr. Sloman {colored, 
 portion torn off), "Perdita" Robinson, Mr. Wewitzer, etc. 
 12mo. (20) 
 
 1037. Mme. Jetty TrefEz {lith.), Jas. E. Murdoch 
 
 {India paper), Capoul, Miss Rocis: {rare), Mrs. Thayer, 
 Wm. Farren {India paper), Lottie Collins, Delehanty and 
 Hengler {litho.), etc. 4to. (20) 
 
 1038. Mr. Emery, Rose Coghlan, Miss Ford, Miss 
 
 Edmiston, Miss F. H. Kelly, Miss Copeland, Miss Young, 
 Duchess of Bolton, Mr. Dunstal, etc. 4to. (20) 
 
 1089. Geo. Colman, W. Farren, Miss Foote as Maria 
 
 Darlington, Mr. Lewis and Miss Smith as Modern and 
 Selina {colored), John Reeve, Mrs. Robinson (stained), Chas. 
 Dibdin, Ellen Tree, Mrs. Sheridan, Harriet Mellon, Miss 
 Catley as Leonora, Mrs. Siddons as Euphrasia (repaired), 
 etc. 12mo. (30) 
 
 1040. Edwin Forrest as Carwin, J. De Castro {scarce), 
 
 Mr. Davidge, Macready as King John {colored), Mrs. Sid- 
 dons as the Tragic Muse, Mr. Quick, Mrs. Robinson, Miss 
 Love, John Palmer, Mr. Francis as Sir Geo. Thunder 
 (stained), Mrs. Pope as Cleopatra, Mrs. Merry as Alzira (by 
 Leney), Mr. Cobb, etc. 12mo. (30) 
 
 1041. Mr. Dowton (colored), unknown (Geo. Jamie- 
 son?), Mrs. Siddons as Isabella, Tyrone Power, Maria Foote, 
 J. W. Wallack, Jr. {lith., cut down), Miss De Camp as 
 Foible, Mrs. Mattocks, Mr. Listen as Diggory, Miss Pope, 
 etc. 12mo. (30) 
 
 1042. THILLON (ANNA). Opera Singer, appeared at 
 Niblo's 1851. Lithograph Portrait, by A. Newsam. 4to, 
 three-quarters length, seated. Scarce. 
 
 1043. Lithograph Portrait, in plain dress, by L. 
 
 Grozelier. Folio, half length, seated. India Paper. N. Y. 
 1852. 
 
 1044. THORNE (CH. R.— Actor and Mgr., made his 
 debut at the Park Theatre in 1830). Short A. L. S. 8vo. 
 1847. 
 
 1045. THORNE (JAMES). Early Operatic Singer and 
 Comedian. Lithograph Portrait as Figaro, by A. Newsam, 
 after Joseph Bushe. Small folio, half length. Rare. Phila., 
 n. d. 
 
 1046. TITIAN. Engraved Portrait of Sophonisba, wife 
 of Syphax, King of Numidia, by Anker Smith, after Titian. 
 Small folio. Loud. 1813. 
 
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 1047. TREE (ANN MARIA). English Singing Actress, 
 the original Clari, with song of "Home, Sweet Home,^' 
 Mezzotint Portrait, by C. Turner, after G. F. Joseph. 
 Small folio, half length, with music in hand, creased in 
 centre. Lond. 1820. 
 
 1048. TRENTON THEATRE. Annoucement of a per- 
 formance to be given by Mr. Edgar at the Theatre in Tren- 
 ton (New Jersey?) on the 9th of April, 1797, consisting of 
 scenes from " George Barnwell " and the " Beaux Strata- 
 gem," etc. 
 
 Possibly Unique. Feom the collection of Me. Wall, 
 the early comedian. 
 
 1049. "TUPPENCE COLORED." Portraits of Mrs. 
 Joseph Wood, Mr. Macready as Rob Roy, and Mrs. Eger- 
 ton as Helen Macgregor, in gorgeous tinsel apparel. 4to. (3) 
 
 1050. T/'INING (FREDERICK). English Actor, Father 
 
 ' of Mrs E. L. Davenport. Engraved Portrait, 
 in plain dress, by C. Phillips, after Wageman. Proof. 
 Lond. 1838. 
 
 1051. TyALCOT (CH. M.— Noted Comedian). A.L.S., 
 
 ' ' 8vo, 1883, about the reading of a new play. 
 
 1053. WALLACE (SERG. ANDREWS). Veteran of the 
 Revolution (aged 104), rescued Lafaj'ette at the Battle of 
 Brandywine, carrying him on his back nearly 3 miles, to the 
 house of a friend, etc. Lithograph Portrait, by Fenderich, 
 4to, mounted, n. p., 1833. 
 
 1053. WALLACK (ANNE DUFF). Wife of Jas. W. 
 Wallack, Jr. (formerly Miss Waring and Mrs. Sefton). 
 Lithograph Portrait, in plain dress, 4to, half length, oval. 
 India Paper. Presentation copy, with inscription. 
 
 1054. WALLACK (JAMES W.) A. L. S. to Mr. Kings- 
 land, 1 p., 8vo, March 3 (no year), regretting his inability, 
 because of the Doctor's orders, to accept a certain invita- 
 tion. 
 
 1055. WALLACK (JAS. W., JR.) Lithograph Portrait, 
 in plain dress. 4to, bust, oval. 
 
 1056. WALLER (D. W. and EMMA). App. N. Y., 
 1858, at the Broadway. A. L. S. of each, 3 pp., 8vo and 
 13mo. Mr. Waller writes about the production of "The 
 Sea of Ice"; Mrs. Waller's letter, 1883, is to Mr. J. N. 
 Drew, in answer to a letter of condolence on the death of 
 her husband. (3 pieces.) 
 
 1057. WALLIS (MISS). English Actress. Portrait. 
 Painted and engraved by D. Gibson. 8vo, foxed. Lond. 
 1795. 
 
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The Library of Charles N. Mann. 
 
 1058. WARREN (WM., THE YOUNGER). Favorite 
 Boston Comedian. Original Drawing of Mr. Warren as 
 Launee. By J. A. Oertel — the engraving from wliich ap- 
 peared in Tallis's Shakespeare. 8vo, full length, oval. 
 
 1059. WATER- COLOR PORTRAIT. Miss Litton in the 
 character of Rosalind. 4to, full length. 
 
 1060. WATSON (CHARLOTTES English Vocalist. 
 Appeared at Park Theatre in 1834. Colored Engraved 
 Portrait as Leontine. 4to. Scarce. Lond., n. d. 
 
 1061. WEBSTER (ANTHONY). English Comedian. 
 Engraved Portrait as Macheath. 8vo, full length (from an 
 Irish magazine). Rare. 
 
 1062-. WEBSTER (DANIEL). Engraved Portrait. 4to, 
 bust. India proof before letters. 
 
 1063. WEMYSS (FRANCIS C.) Early American Actor 
 and Manager. Lithograph Portrait, in plain dress. By 
 A. Newsam, after T. Sully, Jr. 4to. Margins foxed. 
 Scarce. 
 
 1064. WHEATLEIGH (CH.) Actor and Manager. 
 A. L. S., 8vo, 1853. 
 
 1065. WHEATLEY (WILLIAM). Interesting A. L. S. 
 to his managerial partner, John S. Clarke, 1 p., small 
 folio [1860], requesting him to draw a check to pay moneys 
 due, and naming the amounts paid to the performers, in- 
 cluding John Gilbert, John Drew, James Dunn, etc. 
 
 1066. WILLIAMS (MRS. BARNEY). Lithograph Por- 
 trait (on music sheet), singing " My Mary Ann," words by 
 her husband. 4to, full length. Rare. 
 
 1067. WILLIAMS (JOHN). Best known as Anthony 
 Pasquin, Writer and Dramatist. Engraved Portrait by 
 F. Bartolozzi. 12mo, bust, oval. 
 
 1068. WILKINSON (MISS). Afterwards Mrs. Mountain, 
 the celebrated vocalist and actress. Mezzotint Portrait. 
 8vo, half length, seated at piano, playing. Scarce. Lon- 
 don, n. d. 
 
 1069. WILSON (MARY ANNE). English Vocalist, 
 married Thos. Welsh. Engraved Portrait, by C. Picart, 
 after J. Jackson. 4to, half length. India Proof. Lon- 
 don, 1821. 
 
 1070. WINANS (JOHN— Ethiopian Comedian, shot in 
 1861). A. L. S. 4to. 1853. About an engagement at the 
 Bowery. 
 
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The Anderson Auction Co. 
 
 1071. WINTER (WILLIAM). Original MS. of poem iu 
 the author's handwriting, without title. 8vo, 2 stanzas, 6 
 lines each signed. 
 
 "Lei me love thee, in the flower. 
 The waving grass, the dancing wave, etc." 
 
 1073. WOFFINGTON (MARGARET) Mezzotint Por- 
 trait, by Jas. McArdell, after A. Pond. Small folio, half 
 length. Fine and scarce. 
 
 1073. WOOD (GEO.— Irish Comedian, app. Niblo's in 
 1845). A. L. S. , 4to, 1854, giving capacity of the house at 
 St. Louis. 
 
 1074. WOOD (MRS. JOHN). Engraved Portrait ("Hes- 
 perus"), by R. A. Artlett, after S. H. Waugh (of Phila.). 
 4to, bust, oval, in rectangle. Fine and scarce. N. Y. 
 1860. 
 
 1075. WOOD (JOSEPH). English Vocalist, appeared on 
 early American stage. Etched Portraits as Sultan £md 
 Ivanhoe. 4to, full length. (2) W 
 
 1076. WOOD (MRS. JOSEPH). Lithograph Portrait 
 (colored hy hand), as Amina, by A. Newsam, after Neagle. 
 Folio, half length. Phil. 1836. 
 
 1077. WOOD (WM. F.— Noted early Pantomimist, the 
 original "Dumb Man of Manchester" at the Chatham, 
 1838). A. L. S. 4to. 1852. 
 
 1078. WRIGHT (FANNY). Noted Female Lecturer and 
 Reformer. Curious Lithograph Caricature, "^ Doivnright 
 Gabbler.'^ Oblong 4to, colored. Rare. 
 
 1079. VATES (MR.) English Comedian. Mezzotint 
 
 -*- Portrait, by W. Say, after J. Lonsdale. Small 
 folio (slightly defaced at left side). London, 1826. 
 
 1080. ^AMPERINI (SIGNORA). Celebrated Singer. 
 ^ Mezzotint Portrait as Cecchina, by Finlayson, 
 
 after N. Hone. Small folio, half length (margins cut 
 down). London, 1769. Fine impression. 
 
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