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THE BINDLEY GRANGER. 
 
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 CATALOGUE 
 
 OF 
 
 THE VERY VALUABLE COLLECTION OF 
 
 BRITISH PORTRAITS , 
 
 FROM THE REIGN OF EGBERT TO THE REVOLUTION OF l688; 
 
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 ('Arranged according to their severed Classes) 
 
 THE PROPERTY OF THE LATE EMINENT AMATEUR 
 
 JAMES BINDLEY, ESQ. F.A.S. 
 
 OF SOMERSET PLACE, 
 
 COMPRISING A CAPITAL ASSEMBLAGE OF 
 
 EXTRAORDINARY RARE, CURIOUS AND UNIQUE PRINTS, 
 UNRIVALLED FOR EXCELLENCY OF PRESERVATION, 
 
 AND 
 
 BRILLIANCY OF IMPRESSION; 
 
 Interspersed with numerous Elegant Drawings in Colours , 
 
 FROM ORIGINAL PICTURES,NEVER YET ENGRAVED: 
 
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 The whole selected with the most distinguished taste and experience from 
 
 all the Celebrated Collections that have transpired during 
 a Period of Sixty Years. 
 
 WHICH WILL EE SOLD BY AUCTION, 
 
 BY MR. SO T II E B Y, 
 
 At his new and more extensive Premises, 
 
 No. 3. Wellington Street, Strand, 
 
 On Monday, January 25th, I81Q, and Ten following Days 
 (Sunday excepted) at Twelve o’Clock. 
 
 To be viewed on Thursday, 21 st January, and to the time of Sale; and Catalogues 
 (Price 3s.) to he had at Edinburgh, Dublin, Oxford, Cambridge, York, Bath, anclat 
 
 the place of Sale._ 
 
 Wright and Murphy, Printers, 31, Little Queen StrceuHolborn, London. 
 
CONDITIONS OF SALE. 
 
 I. The highest Bidder to be the Buyer; and if any Dispute arises between two or 
 
 more Bidders, the Lot so disputed sik.ll be immediately put up again and re¬ 
 sold. 
 
 II. No Person to advance less than One Shilling ; above Five Pounds 2s. 6d.; 
 
 and so on in proportion. 
 
 III. The Purchasers to give in their Names and Places of Abode, and to pay 
 down 5s. in the Pound, in Part of Payment of the Purchase-money; in 
 Default of which, the Lot or Lots so purchased to be immediately put up 
 again and re-sold. 
 
 IV. The Lots to be taken away at the Buyer’s Expence, within three Days after 
 the Conclusion of the Sale, and the Remainder of the Purchase-money to be 
 absolutely paid on or before delivery. 
 
 V. Upon Failure of complying with the above Conditions, the Money deposited 
 
 in Part of Payment shall be forfeited; and all Lots uncleared wthin the 
 Time aforesaid shall be re-sold by public or private Sale, and the Defic iency 
 (if any) on such Ke-sale shall be made good by the Defaulters at this Sale. 
 
 Gentlemen who cannot attend the Sale may have their Commissions faithfully 
 executed by their humble Servant, 
 
 S. SoTHEBY, 
 
 3, Wellington Street, Strand. 
 
INDEX 
 
 TO THE 
 
 DAYS OF SALE. 
 
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 .. Monday, 25th January, 18ig .. 
 
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 £22 /<f~" Eighth Day 
 
 r Gentry—Lord Chancellors, 
 
 < Keeepers, Judges, See.—• 
 
 L Military Characters. 
 
 { Military Characters. 
 
 Naval Characters 
 Literary Persons. 
 
 Historians, Antiquarians, See. 
 
 .... Tuesday, 2 d . Physicians—Poets. 
 
 ' Ninth Day . Wednesday, 3d . 
 
 /& d Tenth Day. ........ Thursday, 4th . 
 
 Actors—Musicians— 
 Writing Masters—Ladissi 
 
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A CATALOGUE, &c. 
 
 First Day’s Sale. 
 
 CROWNED HEADS, 
 
 AND 
 
 PRINCES AND PRINCESSES OF THE ROYAL FAMILY 
 
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 2 Henry 3d and Queen Eleanor, Edward 3d and Queen Philippa and Richard 2d 
 
 and his Queen Anne, Antiquarian Heads from their several Monuments, 
 ly J. Basire — — — 
 
 3 Queen Philippa, Wife of Edward 3d, W.L. ly Faler, very fine, and two whole 
 
 lengths of Richard 2d, by Vertue and Carter, the latter in colours 
 
 4 Edward the Black Prince and Thomas de Woodstock Duke of Glocester, by 
 
 Godfrey — Henry 6th, by Bretherton —and Ditto, W.L .by Bartolozzi 
 
 5 Elizabeth, Queen of Edward 4th, by Facius, proof, &c. —Elizabeth of York, 
 
 ly W. and E. Ellis— Richard 3d and his Queen Anne, W. L.’s coloured— 
 Margaret Duchess of Burgundy, by Facius — Elizabeth, Queen of Henry 7th, 
 
 6 Cenotaph of Henry 7th and the Children of Henry 7tb, after Mabuse, ly G. 
 
 Vertue, proofs, scarce — — 
 
 7 John Baliol and Dervorgilla (the companion print) ly M. Burghers,/ e/. 
 
 from the Fothergill Collection, very fine and scarce — 
 
 8 James 1st King of Scotland, W L.— Medallions of James 5th, &c.—Henry 8th, 
 
 ly F. Delaram — and Ditto and his Queen Jane Seymour, ly IV. Hollar, fine 
 
 9 Margaret Queen of James 4th and Daughter to Henry 7th, iEtat. 26 , W. L. 
 
 drawing in colours, from the Original at Wrest House, ly T. Alhow 
 10 Henricus 8 Dei Gra. Rex Anglic, in a fur tippet, hat and feather, ly Cor¬ 
 
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 of Arragon—Catherine Howard and Jane Seymour, by Verineulen —and 
 Catherine Parr, by Ditto, proofs, &c. — — — 
 
 12 Anne of Cleves , after Holbein by Hollar, very fine and rare, from the 
 
 Mariette Collection — — — — 
 
 13 Edward the Sixth with the Rattle, after Holeein by Hollar, ditto 
 
 14 Edward 6 th (three different) etchings, by Dalton —Ditto, W. L. in his Robes, 
 
 sheet met. ike. — and the Princesses Mary and Elizabeth, by Hall, &c. 
 
 15 Edward 6 th granting the Charter to Bridewell Hospital, by G. Vertue, proof, 
 
 rare — — — — — 
 
 16 Edward the Sixth, with the Prayer he offered up just before his death, by 
 
 Simon Pass, 4to. rerria/kably fine — — 
 
 17 Edward the Sixth, by R. Vaughan, 4to—and Ditto with Prince Henry and 
 
 the Princes Henry and William Dukes of Glocester, by S. Gribelin, fine 
 and scarce — — — — — 
 
 18 Philip the Second, King of Spain, and Queen Mary, W. L.’s drawings in co¬ 
 
 lours (from the very curious Original painted in 1544) by T. Athow 
 
 19 Queen Mary, by C. Hall —Philip 2 d, by Suyderhoef— Queen Elizabeth, W. L. 
 
 by Van Sichem —four different of ditto—and in a title with small heads of 
 the Kings of England, by IV. Marshall — .— 
 
 20 Queen Elizabeth, in a rich dress, by Henry Hondius, 1632, sheet, scarce 
 
 21 Queen Elizabeth, whole length, sitting on a Throne, crowned and sceptred, in 
 
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 22 Queen Elizabeth, whole length, in the Superb Dress she went in to 
 
 St. Pauls, to return thanks for the Victory over the Spanish 
 Armada, after Isaac Oliver, by Crispin de Passe, Large Half 
 Sheet, very rare — — — _ 
 
 23 Queen Elizabeth’s Procession to Hunsdon House, very fne —and the Battle of 
 
 Carberry Hill, by G. Vertue — — _ 
 
 24 Mary Queen of Scots, by Houbraken, from Dr. Mead’s Miniature, by Vertue _ 
 
 W. L. with her Son, by Bartolozzi —and Ditto with Lord Darnley, proofs, Stc. 
 
 25 Mary Queen of Scots, whole length, in a rich Habit, by F. Hogen- 
 
 BERG, FINE AND VERY RARE - - - 
 
 26 Mari.e Stuartje, Franc, et Scot. Reginje, vera Effigiis, View of her 
 
 Execution in the back ground, by G. Huret, 8vo. very fine and rare 
 
 27 Mary Queen of Scots, Crucifix in one hand and an Axe in the other, J. Lco- 
 
 poldt sculp. 12mo.—and Ditto as Queen Dowager, by De Leu, 8vo. 
 
 28 Mary Queen of Scots, with the manner of her Execution, J. Couay sculp. 
 
 sheet , very fine — — — _ ; 
 
 29 Henry Lord Darnley in iiis Robes. Sould by IV. Peake, 4to. very rareSsSD 1 7 c< a- 
 
 30 Cenotaph of Lord Darnley, by G, Verlue, sheet, Proof , - j 
 
 
 
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 James 1st and his Queen, &c. small IV. L's from Speed —Medallions of 
 James 1st and Frederick King of Bohemia, by S. Pass —and James 1st, by 
 J. Smith, See. — — — — 
 
 32 James the First, Sceptre and Orb in his hand , S. Pass sculp. Comp. Holland 
 
 eXC. 4/0. VERY FINE AND RARE - - - 
 
 33 James the First, in a Hat and Feather, 4to.—Ditto copied from the rare Por¬ 
 
 trait by Laurence Johnson, half sheet —and James the First between Queen 
 Elizabeth and Charles 1 st. Title to Capt. Smith's Virginia, by J. Barra 
 
 34 James the First, whole length, in half Armour, Prince Henry 
 
 STANDING BY HIS SIDE, HELMET WITH FOUR CfiOWNS ON A TABLE, COAT 
 of Arms and Genealogy at the top, fol. rare and curious 
 
 35 James the First with Prince Henry, whole lengths. Sixteen English Verses, by 
 
 William Pass, half sheet, old impression from the Fothergill Collection 2?. J 
 
 36 James the First and the Palatine Family, Historical Prints from the Vox ltegis 
 
 Vox Dei, by IV. Pass, Alo.fne and scarce — — 
 
 37 Queen Ann of Denmark, by Crispin de Pass, oval, 8vo. very fine and scarce 
 
 38 Ann of Denmark, small oval, 1595, Lambert Cornell fee. —and Ditto in an 
 
 oval, 1603, Four Latin Lines, 8vo. both rare — — 
 
 3 9 Ann of Denmark, by Houbraken —Ditto with a Feather Fan, IV L. —Elizabeth 
 
 Queen of Bohemia, by C. Sherwin —and Frederick King of Bohemia and 
 his Queen, after Mierevelt by Delff — — — 
 
 40 The most hopefull and mightie Prince Fredrick Henry, Eldest Sonne 
 
 of Fredrick King of Bohemia, on horseback. Sould by Ed. Pierson, 4to. 
 very rare — — — — — 
 
 41 Henry Prince of Wales, in an oval, by Crisp, de Pass, 8vo. scarce — 
 
 42 Prince Henry, iEtat. 9 , 1603, and the Young Lord Harington, W. L.’s 
 
 in a Forest, a dead Stag at the Feet of the Prince, &c. drawing in colours, 
 by Silvester Harding, fine — — — 
 
 43 Prince Henry, whole length, in rich embossed armour, drawing in colours, 
 
 from the original at Wrest House, by T. Athow — — 
 
 44 Charles Prince of Wales, Four Latin Verses, ly Crisp, de Pass, smallAto. 
 
 very fine and scarce — — — — 
 
 45 Charles Prince of Wales, by F. Delaram, W. Hole, &c. —and Charles the First, 
 
 by W. Marshall, 4to. — — — — 
 
 46 Prince Charles and the Infanta, Christ joining their Hands, from the Spanish 
 
 English Rose, 4lo. fine and rare —- — — 
 
 47 Charles the First, after My tens, by Delff, sheet, very fine — 
 
 48 Queen Henrietta Maria, after Ditto, by Ditto, companion print to the preceding, 
 
 49 Charles the First, large oval, by Henry Hondius, 1626, sheet, dito — 
 
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 50 Charles the First, in a high crowned Hat, View of Whitehall, ly W. Hollar, 
 
 1640, 4to. extra fine — — 
 
 51 Charles the First, in an Oval of Palms, ly Ditto, fol. fine and scarce — 
 
 52 Charles the First, whole length, in his Robes, after Vandyke, ly Sir Robert 
 
 Strange, very fine — “ “ 
 
 53 Charles the First, W. L. with the Duke of Hamilton, &c. after Ditto, ly Ditto 
 
 54 Charles the First, Equestrian Portrait, King Charles and the Earl of Dorset 
 
 tilting on the back ground, &c. sheet, rare 
 
 55 Charles the First on horseback, and Ditto with his Family, after Vandyke, ly 
 
 Baron -Charles 1 st and his Queen, by G. Vertue-and Charles 1 st 
 
 taking leave of Children, ly Lepicii, sheet 
 
 56 Charles the First, from his Works, ly Hertochs, fol,—Charles 1 st, W. L. 
 
 praying, by Ditto, oblong sheet —Small Oval of Ditto, by G. Lid Bust after 
 Bernini —and Ditto, a drawing in black lead pencil, ly Richardson, &c. 
 
 57 Charles the First with Prince Charles and the young Princes op 
 
 York and Glocester, small whole lengths, standing under an Arch and 
 the Companion Print, containing whole length Portraits of Queen Henri¬ 
 etta and her three Daughters, the Princess Mary and the Ladies 
 Elizabeth and Ann. Sold by P. Stent, 4tos. extremely rare and 
 curious — — 
 
 58 Charles the First and Queen Henrietta, a pair of small whole lengths, each 
 
 holding the other's Miniature, Views in the lack ground, l2mos. rare— and 
 Ditto, small W. L.’s on the same plate — — 
 
 59 Charles the First as he appeared on the Scaffold, small oval, at the head of the 
 
 Presentments to the Grand Jury, 1722 - 3 —An Account of the many Revo 
 lutions in the Eleven Years from the Murder of the Royal Martyr, &c.— 
 and Execution of Charles 1 st before Whitehall, oblong fol. scarce 
 
 60 Charles Prince of Great Brittaine and Henry Duke of Glocester— 
 
 James Duke of York—Princess Mary—Lady Elizabeth and Lady 
 Ann, by R. Vaughan, M. Merian, &c. w. l.’s from the very rare 
 and curious Tract of the Progeny of King Charles the First. 
 Sold by Thomas Jenner, 4to. — ■ 
 
 61 Henrietta Maria, Oval by W. Hollar, Mo, from the above rare Book, remark¬ 
 
 ably fine — — — 
 
 62 The most Illustrious and Renowned Prince Charles, Prince of 
 
 Wales, Duke of Cornwall, York and Albany, whole length in a 
 Hat and Feather. Roses in his Shoes. Tho. Jenner exc. 4to. 
 extra rare — — 
 
 63 Charles Prince of IVales, Hat and Feather, by C. ban Dalen, Oval 4to from 
 
 the Fothergill Collection, very fine and scarce — — 
 
 64 Children of King Charles the First, after Vandyck, by Sir R. Strange,.very fine 
 
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 —and Charles 1 st with his Queen, &c. at Theobalds, by Sparrow — 
 
 66 Children of Charles 1 st, after Vandych, mez. —and Ditto (five Children) after 
 
 Ditto, upright etching, proof, rare — — — 
 
 67 Mary Princess of Orange (Daughter of Charles 1 st) ly Houlraken, fol. —and 
 
 Ditto, ly IV. Faithorne, jun. h. sh. mez. very fine — 
 
 68 William (Second) Prince of Orange, after Vandyck, ly G. Vertue, 4 to mez. 
 
 the only one executed ly him —Queen Henrietta, by E. Martin —and 
 Charles 1 st and the Duke of York (from the Orleans Gallery) by Romanet, & c. 
 
 69 William Prince of Orange, ly W. Faithorne. Sold by Robert Peake, 
 
 oval, half sheet, extra fine and rare - - 
 
 70 Mary Princess of Orange, ly Ditto ( Companion Print to the preceding) 
 
 AND EQUALLY BRILLIANT - - - - 
 
 71 Mary Princess of Orange, after Vandyck, by Faithorne, half sheet, 
 
 VERY FINE AND RARE - - - - 
 
 72 Princess Elizaleth, Oval by W. Hollar, 1650, 8 vo .fine and scarce — 
 
 73 Princess Elizabeth , Angel withdrawing a Veil, etching ly F. Barlow, A to. ditto 
 
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 74 Oliver Cromwell, Lord Protector, in armour, O. C. P. R. at the several 
 
 corners of the oval, by J. V. Velde, large half sheet, very fine and rare 
 
 75 Oliver Cromwell, Page tying on his Sash, after Walker, ly Lombart, re¬ 
 
 markably fine — — — — 
 
 76 Oliver Cromwell, from the same Original, ly Gaywood, P. Stent exc. rare 
 
 77 Oliver Cromwell, in armour, ovatof Foliage, Arms under the oval, R. Wal¬ 
 
 ker pinx. W.Sherwin sculp, h. sh. very fine and scarce — 
 
 78 Oliver Cromwell, on horseback, in armour. Motto, Duce et Auspice 
 
 Christo, P. Stent exc. large 4 to. rare — — 
 
 79 Oliver Cromwell, small etching, ly Jan Ladmiral —Ditto, small oval, by Gay- 
 
 wood, fine —and Ditto, Protettore di Inghilterra, 1654, by Lerch, scarce 
 
 80 Oliver Cromwell, Lord Protector, died Sept. 3, 1658, and buried at 
 
 Westminster, small square in robe ofermin, fine and rake, from the Fo- 
 thergill Collection — — — — 
 
 81 Oliver Cromwell, ly G. Vertue, J. Bretherton, T. Worlidge, Ific.— and Ditto, 
 
 W. L. crowned by Perfidy and Cruelty - - 
 
 82 Oliver Cromwell, after Walker, by Caldwall —Ditto at the Battle of Worcester, 
 
 and Cromwell’s Guard Room, ly Ross, 179f*> proofs - 
 
 83 Richard Cromwell, Lord Protector, oval. Sold ly P. Stent, 4to. —Ditto in a 
 
 square, ly IV. Hollar, very fine —and two modern Prints of Ditto and his 
 Family, ly S. Harding and Hancock — — 
 
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 VERY RARE, not in Bromley 1 rc/C-c. 
 
 sheet —and Entrance of the Dutch Fleet up the Medway to Chatham an 
 Rochester, ly R. de Hooghe, ditto — — 
 
 86 Charles the Second and Queen Catherine, after Lely, ly Blooteling, h. s. mez. s, 
 
 very fine — — — — 
 
 87 Charles the Second, W. L. in Armour feeding a Cow, on the back of which is 
 
 the King of Spain, Dutchman milking her, &c. etching ly R. Gaywood, cu¬ 
 rious — — — — 
 
 88 Charles the Second atDawney Court, the Seat of the Duchess of Cleaveland, 
 
 receiving the first Pine Apple cultivated in England, highly finished and 
 curious drawing in colours, by S. Harding — — 
 
 89 Queen Catherine, in the Dress she came over from Portugal, by W. ^ 
 
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 90 Pullick Entrance of Queen Catherine through the City of Lisbon, 20 April, 
 
 1662 —Manner of her landing at Portsmouth, 25 May— Coining of the 
 King and Queen from Portsmouth to Hampton Court, and their Triumphal 
 Entrance to Whitehall on the River Thames, 2 Sept. 1662 , ollong sheet 
 etchings, ly Roderick Stoop, very rare — —- 
 
 f)l Queen Catherine, unfinished drawing, in India ink, ly W. Faithorne — 
 
 92 Catharina Regina, oval, Arms of England and Portugal between two Cornu¬ 
 
 copias, by P. Williamson, h. sh. fine and rare - 
 
 93 Catharina Uxor Caroli 2 , large oval, Adrian Lommellin sculp, very 
 
 scarce, from Mr. Gulston's Collection — — 
 
 94 Queen Catherine, her Hair braided with Pearls, W. Sherwin sculp. 
 
 large 4 to. fine and very scarce — — 
 
 95 James Duke of York, ALtat. 18, 1651, in an Oval of Palms, D. Teniers 
 
 pinx. W. Hollar fecit, half sheet, extra rare and brilliant im- ffi y 
 
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 96 Charles the Second, large oval, after Adrian Hanneman, by Hend. Danchers, ’ 
 
 brilliant and rare — — — — I * ' 
 
 97 Charles the Second, crowned King of Scotland, ly R. Mason, 8 vo .—Charles 2 d, 
 
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 98 Charles the Second, Crown, Sceptre, kfic. at the several corners of the Oval, 
 
 alter J. Vanden Hoecke, by F. Vander Steen, half sheet, very fine and scarce 
 
 99 Charles the Second, three quarters, in Armour, by Corm lius Fan Da/en, ditto 
 
 100 Charles the Second, large oval, in his Robes of the Garter, Arms 
 
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 Half Sheet, very fine and extra rare — — 
 
 101 Charles the Second in his Robes, .duat. 30, 1 060, Crown and Sceptre on a table, 
 
 Sun rising, &c. by Ditto, 4to fine and scarce — — 
 
 102 Charles the Second, in an oval. Crown and Rising Sun, &c. P. Williamson 
 
 fecit, half sheet, ditto — — — — 
 
 103 Charles the Second, Six English Verses, inscribed. The Second Charles 
 
 Heire of the Royall Martyr, &c. three quarters in Armour, by J. Chantry, 
 sheet, very fine and scarce — — — 
 
 104 Charles the Second, by R. White, sheet— Ditto, whole length, and on horse¬ 
 
 back, by Cauckerken, isfc. — — — 
 
 105 Charles the Second, whole length, in his Robes, ajter Kneller, by Beckett, very 
 
 fine and scarce — — — — 
 
 106 Charles the Second, whole length, sitting in his Robes, after Lely, by Faber, 
 
 sheet, ditto — — — — — 
 
 107 Katherine Queen of Great Brittain, &c. W. L. in the Character of St. Cathe¬ 
 
 rine, J. Huysmans pinx. R. Tompson exc. sheet mez. very fine and scarce 
 
 108 Queen Catherine, in a rich laced Kerchief, Jewel at her Breast, 
 
 Crown placed near her. Arms of Portugal, large oval of Oak. 
 Sold by John Overton, 16 Q 0 , sheet, very fine and rare, from the 
 Fothergill Collection — — — 
 
 109 Queen Catherine, after Lely, by Blooleling, sitting, fol. mez. — Ditto and 
 
 Charles 2 d, small IF. L.'s — and Charles 2 d touching for the King’s Evil, 
 by R. White, 8 vo. — — — — 
 
 110 The last Horse race run before Charles 2 d, by Dorsett Ferry, near Windsor 
 
 Castle, 24 August 1 684, drawn Jrom the place and designed by Francis 
 Barlow, 168/, oblong sheet etching, very scarce - 
 
 1 1 1 Representation of the Battle fought between the English Fleet under Prince 
 
 Rupert and the Duke of Albemarle, and the Dutch Fleet commanded by De 
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 113 James Duke of York, large oval in armour, after F. Lultichuys, ly C. van 
 
 Dalen, extra fine — — — — 
 
 114 James Duke of York, Robes of the Garter, square border of oak leaves , 
 
 ly R. White, sheet, fine and rare — — 
 
 115 James Duke of York, as Lord High Admiral, W. L. in armour, after Kneller, 
 
 ly Beckett, very fine — — _ _ 
 
 116 James Duke of York and Albany, whole Length, in his Robes 
 
 of the Garter, Tru n c h eon in his han d. Naval Comb at in 
 
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 11/ Henry Duke of Glocester, in armour, after Luttichuys, ly C. Van Dalen, 
 
 very fine — —: _ _ _ 
 
 118 Anne Hyde, Duchess of York, after Lely, by P. Lomlart, fine —James Duke 
 of York and his Duchess and Philip Duke of Anjou and his Princess, 
 
 small whole lengths — _ _ _ 
 
 liy Maria Beatrix, Duchess of York, after Lely, by BilooteWng, fine proof 
 
 120 Maria Beatrix, by J. Blondeau, fol.—the Princess Henrietta, byAudran—and 
 
 Ditto, a Bust, ly Claude Mellan — _ _ 
 
 121 Henrietta Stewart, Duchess of Orleans, holding a wreath of flowers, ly N. de 
 
 Larmessin, large half sheet, very scarce — _ 
 
 122 Prince Rupert, by IV, Hollar, oval 8 vo.fine —and ditto, small ovals, aftei mi¬ 
 
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 124 Prince Rupert, Ditto, in a Border of Oak Leaves, Nav1l CombYt,Tc" 
 
 after Kneller, by R. White, half sheet, very fine and rare _ 
 
 125 Prince Rupert, Elector Palatine, Sash and Shoulder Knot, after 
 
 Dobson, by Faithokne, oval half sheet, extra rare and fine 
 
 126 George Lewis Prince of Hanover, by R. Tompson -and Prince George of 
 
 Denmark, by Beckett, proof _ _ 
 
 12/ James the Second, a most curious sheet print, dedicated to Cardinal Howard 
 with the permission of the Pope, by Arnold Van Westerhout, Antwerp, 
 1685, Arms of England, &c. very rare — _ 
 
 128 James the Second, W. L. Historical Subject, representing the Birth of the 
 
 Pretender, the Pope’s Nuntio Count D'Ada, presenting the Infant to his 
 Father, Courtiers and Ladies in attendance, by Arnold Han Westerhout, 
 Roma, 1688, large sheet, rare and curious _ _ 
 
 129 ^mes the Second and his Queen, Mary of Este, with the young Prince of 
 
 Wales and his Sister, four ovals, with the Royal Arms in equal divisions on 
 the same plate, h. sh .fine and rare _ _ 
 
 130 James the Second, sitting between Lord Chancellor Jefferies and A bp San- 
 
 croft, 8vo. Mary Princess of Orange, by Houbraken,fol.- an i the Princess 
 Ann, by N. Visscher, h. sh. _ _ __ 
 
 131 James the Second and Qneen Mary with Prince James, Title to a Series of 
 
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 132 William the Third, Prince of Orange and the Princess Mary, after Lely, by 
 
 Blooteling, h. s. mezs. extra fine _ _* _ b 
 
 133 Maria Beatrix, after Kneller, by J. Smith -and the Princess Ann, W. L. after 
 
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 135 Henry Stafford, Duke of Buckingham, Illustrious Head— Humphry Duke of 
 
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 138 Thomas Earl of Surrey, ly Hall —Henry Earl of Surrey, ly Scriven -the 
 
 Earls of Southampton, Derby and Bedford, Lords Russell and Bedford, 
 
 etchings, after Holbein, ly Dalton -William Parr, Earl of Essex, and 
 
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 139 Charles Brandon, Duke of Suffolk, and his Lady, Mary Queen Dowager of 
 
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 140 Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey, after Holeein, by Hollar, in the 
 
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 141 Henry Earl of Surrey, by G. Vertue —Lord Vaux, ly Schiavonetti —Edward 
 
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 Earl of PenrbrokejJfom the Heroologia —Edward Earl of Devonshire, and 
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 142 Court of Henry the Eighth, after the Drawings of Hans Holbein 
 
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 miniatures of the Sons of Charles Brandon, Duke of Suffolk, in t wo Vols. 
 
 143 William Cecill, Lord Burleigh, mounted on a Mule, curious drawing in 
 
 colours, from the Original Picture at the Bodleian, by Silvester Harding 
 
 144 Dudley first Lord North, Obiit 1564—and a View of Carthlege, the ancient 
 
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 145 William Pawlet, Marquis of Winchester, etching by Tyson —William Lord 
 
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 146 Robert Earl of Leicester, by Houbraken and Marshall— James Earl of Morton 
 
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 147 Robert Earl of Leicester, W. L. in Armour, Coat of Arms (the Bear and Rag¬ 
 
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 oval in embossed armour, apparently from a silver plate, very scarce 
 J49 Robert Earle of Essex, Earle Marshall of England and now Lorde 
 Generall of hir Ma ties Forces in Ireland, Hat and Feather, Trun¬ 
 cheon IN HIS HAND, IN AN OvAL, EMBLEMATICAL FIGURES SUPPORTING 
 his Motto, Basis Virtuta Constantia, Coat of Arms beneath, Wil¬ 
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 H9 Robert Earl of Essex, in a Hat and Feather, by R. Elstracke, 
 
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 150 George Earl of Cumberland, in armour, by Robert Vaughan, 4to. 
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 Chnries Earl of Nottingham, it, Hmlraken, »*.-Henry Earl Northampton 
 anti Francis Earl of Bedford, hy Ditto, He .-and Thorny Earl of Dorset, 
 
 Francis Earl of Eedford, drawing in colours, from the Original at Woburn 
 Abbey, ly T. Athow-znd Lord Chancellor Maitland, ditto, by Harding 
 Edward Lord Russell (Eldest Son) and Sir Francis Russell (third Son o 
 Francis Earl of Bedford) Drawings in Colours , from the Ongtnabat Wo¬ 
 burn, by T. Athow — 
 
 Thomas Egerton, Viscount Brackley, by Cooper- Ditto, Baron Ellesrnere, 
 ly Trotter —John Lord Mordaunt, 1564, JEt. 56, by Fuller- John Lor 
 Lumley, by Ditto- Henry Earl of Southampton, ly Sharp and Strutt, 
 
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 Robert Cecil, Earl of Salisbury, by H. Stock, Oval 4 to. very fine and scarce 
 
 Thomas Howard, Earl of Suffolk, Lord Treasurer^ R.JElstracke 
 sculp. 4to. rare 
 
 Edward Somerset, Earl of Worcester (Defender of Rugland Castle) by 
 
 Simon Pass, very fine and rare " 
 
 Henry Verb, Earl of Oxford, Viscount Bulbeck, by Rob. Vaughan, 
 
 Sold by Compton Holland, extra rare and fine 
 Geoige Villiers, Duke of Buckingham, Oval to the Knees, by Simon Pass, an 
 
 sold by John Hind, very scarce — “ ^ f V 
 
 The Right High and Right Mighty Prince George Villiers, Duke, 
 Marguis and Earl of Buckingham, Egl*estrian Portrait the 
 Horse sumptuously caparisoned, Ships at Sea, Graven and Dedi¬ 
 cated by Will. Pass, 1625, large half sheet,^rariss. from the 
 Gulston Collection — ^ 
 
 Lodowick Duke of Richmond and Lenox, by Simon Pass, Comp. 
 
 Holland f.xc. very fine and rare 
 
 Robert Car, Earl of Somerset, Simon Pass sculp. Comp. Holland exc. 
 
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 William Herbert, Earl of Pembroke, Lord Chamberlain, by S. Pass, 4to. rare 
 Francis Manners, Earl of Rutland, Baron Ross. Sold by Thomas 
 
 Jenner, Geo. Ferbearde ex. extra rare — 
 
 Henry Wriolhesley, Earl of Southampton, by Simon Pass, and soUUiy Su - 
 
 bury and Humble, scarce . . „ . . , 
 
 Richard Boyle, first Earl of Cork, 1620, drawing in colours, from the Or.gmal 
 at Cashiobury-and William, first Lord Paget, from the Original of Hoi- 
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 169 Thomas Cecil, Earl of Exeter, Obiit 1622 , George and Blue ribband sus¬ 
 
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 Cambridge, ly Ditto, fine — _ _ 
 
 170 Henry Percy, Earl of Northumberland, 1619 , ly F. Delaram, 4to. rare A 
 
 171 Robert Devereux, Earl of Essex and Ewe, R. Elstracke sculp. Sold 
 
 by John Hind, 4to. very rare — — _ y'eJi 
 
 172 Richard Sackville, Earl of Dorset, Baron Buckhurst. Simon Pass 
 
 sculp. Sold by Sudbury and Humble, superb impression —• 
 
 173 Robert Sidney, Earl of Leicester, by Simon Pass, 4 to. scarce _, <1 0 
 
 J74 John Digby, Earl of Bristol, Baron of Shirborne. Sold by William 
 
 Peake, extra fine and rare _ __ 
 
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 175 Edmund Baron Sheffield, afterwards Earl of Mulgrave, R. El- 
 
 stracke sculp. Sold by Sudbury and Humble, most brilliant and 
 
 VERY RARE - -- -- - 
 
 176 John Lord Harrington, Baron of Exton, J&tkt. 22 , Oval encom¬ 
 
 passed by his Coat of Arms and Supporters Lion Rampant and 
 Cock, Eighteen English Verses. Hen. Balaam excud. R.Elstrackb 
 SCULPSIT, VERY FINE AND EXTRA RARE _ 
 
 177 William Knolles, Viscount Wallingford, by Simon Pass and Sold by John 
 
 Hind, scarce — _ _ ___ 
 
 I “8 James Hay, Baron Saley (afterwards Earl of Carlisle) by Simon Pass. Sold 
 
 by Sudbury and Humble, fine and scarce —. _ 
 
 1/9 The 1’ourtraicture of the Right Honorable the Lord Mun joy Blunt, 
 by Martin Droeshout, T-ho. Jenner ex. 12 mg. very rare from the 
 Fothergill Collection _ _ _ 
 
 ISO Lord Mountjoy Blount, Lodowick Duke of Richmond, John Earl of Clare, 
 and Robert Earl of Salisbury, W L.'s —First Dudley Lord North—Edward 
 Loid North, &c. (all Copies) and John Lord Harington, i 2 mo. _ 
 
 181 James Lord Strange, 1626 , drawing in colours, by Gardiner, fine — 
 
 182 The Right Hon ble - Right Wise and Valiant Arthur Lord Chiches¬ 
 
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 Oval in Armour, Sash and Laced Ruff, from the Fothergill Col-*' 
 
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 183 John Lord Napier of Marcheston, by R. Cooper, half sheet, scarce —Ditto a 
 
 Copy, small oval —and Henry Earl of Manchester, 163 Q, 12 mo. _ 
 
 184 I lands Lord Cottington, Edward Earl of Dorset, and John Pawlet Marquis of 
 
 Winchester, small ovals, by W. Hollar, extra fine _ 
 
 1.85 Robert Bartie, Earl of Lindsey, after Geldorp, by Voerst, W. Webb excud. 
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 the Baron Willoughby of Eresby, thir fathers worth and glorie 
 revived. They are represented on horseback. View of Bergen 
 op Zoom in the distance, small half sheet, very rare 
 
 187 Mountague Bartie, Earl of Lindsey, in armour, Ant. van Dyck pinx. 
 
 W. Faithorne sculp, half sheet, very fine and extra rare 
 
 188 Charles Blount, Baron Mountjoy, Henry Earl of Danby, and George Mar¬ 
 
 quis of Huntley, whole lengths, after Vandyck, &c. by Vil. Green, very fine 
 18p Thomas Earl of Arundel, ly Houlraken— and Ditto, in Armour, after Rubens, 
 by Basire, private plate, ditto — —“ 
 
 IgO Thomas Earl of Arundel, by L. Vorsterman —and Ditto with his Countess, 
 after Vandyke, by Ditto, loth very fine — 
 
 191 Thomas Earl of Arundel, oval in armour, after Vandyck, ly Hollar, h. sh. 
 
 extra fine — — 
 
 192 The Arundel Family, after P. Fruytiers, by G. Vertue, ditto —and a small 
 
 copy of the same, ly J. Record, proof — 
 
 193 Apotheosis of the Earl of Arundel, after Cornelius Schut, by W. 
 
 Hollar, Proof, very scarce — — 
 
 194 George Villiers, Duke of Buckingham, after Mierevelt, by Delff, 1626 , sheet, 
 
 brilliant — — ~ ” 
 
 195 George Duke of Buckingham, after Vandyck, by Capt, Baillie, proof and letters 
 
 196 Richard Weston, Earl of Portland, Treasurer’s Staff in his Hand, drawing in 
 
 colours, from the Original, after Vandyck, ly T. At how 
 
 197 Algernon Earl of Northumberland, with his Countess and Daugh¬ 
 
 ter, HIGH FINISHED DRAWING IN COLOURS, AFTER THE ORIGINAL OF 
 Vandyck’s, at Lord Clarendon’s, Herts, by Silvester Harding 
 
 198 Algernon Percy, Earl of Northumberland, Admihall and Generall 
 
 of Hi6 Majesties Fleet, 1636, in a Cloak, Ships at Sea. Corn. Van 
 Dalen sculp. Sold ly Jenner, 4to. extra fine and rare 
 
 199 Robert Rich, Earl of Warwick, in Armour, Scarf, &c. ly Robert Van 
 
 Voerst. Sold by William Peake, 4lo. ditto — — 
 
 200 Robert Earl of Warwick and James Duke of Richmond, by Houlraken— 
 
 Philip Earl of Pembroke, ly Voerst, fol.— and James Duke of Hamilton, 
 after Vandyck, by P. van Lisebetten, fs’c. one a proof - 
 
 201 James Duke of Richmond, in his Roles, ly IV. Faithorne, half sheet, very 
 
 fine and scarce —* 
 
 202 James Duke of Lenox and Earl of March, Ro. Vaughan fecit. Sold by W. 
 
 Riddiard, oval, 4 to. very rare — — 
 
 203 William Earl op Pembroke, large oval, after D. My lens, ly R. Van Voerst, 
 
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 205 Philip Earl of Pembroke, small oval, by TV. Hollar, Ditto — 
 
 2C() Philip Lord Herbert, Earl of Pemeroke, Whole Length, Walking 
 
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 8 vo extra rake and curious, from the Pothergill Collection 
 
 207 The Pembroke Family, from the celebrated Picture at Wilton, after Fandyck, 
 
 by Enron, fine — _ _ _ 
 
 208 Robert Devereux, Earl of Essex, His Excellency Lord Generall of 
 
 the Parliament I'okces, on horseback. Plan of the several En¬ 
 campments of his Army, by W. Hollar, 1648, Large Half Sheet, 
 
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 EXTRA RARE - - - __ 
 
 209 Robert Earl ot Essex, by G. Glover and IF. Marshall, tsfc. fine — 
 
 210 James M A Rauis of Hamilton, Earl of Arran and Cambridge, oval in 
 
 a tiJi habit, Ro. Vaughan sculp. Sold by Roger Daniel, 4to. very rake 
 
 211 James Marquis of Hamilton, by W. Marshall. Sold by Tho. Ji nner, A to. 
 
 very scarce _ _ _ 
 
 212 James Marouis of Hamilton, in Armour, by W. Faithorne. Sold by 
 
 Robert Peake, half sheet, brilliant impression _. 
 
 213 George (Second) Duke of Buckingham and Lord Francis Villiers and the 
 
 Lords John and Bernard Stuart, whole lengths, after Vandyke, by M'Ardell 
 Roth Proofs — _ 
 
 214 William Marquis of Hertford, Henry Earl of Huntingdon, Lionel Earl of 
 
 Middlesex, and William Earl of Newcastle, small ovals, by IF. Hollar, 
 extra fine — _ _ 
 
 215 William Seymour, Marquis of Hertford, W. L. in armour, drawing in colours 
 
 from the Original at Lord Clarendon’s by S. Hardin <r I_ 
 
 216 William Marquis and Earl of Newcastle, in armour, by L. Vorstermans, 4to. 
 
 scarce — and Ditto, after Vandyck, by G. Ferlue _ 
 
 217 Robert Verb, Earl of Oxford, Slain at the Siege of Maestricht, 
 
 1632, in Armour, Motto, Vero nihil Verius, Ro. Vaughan sculp! 
 Sold by William Riddiard, 4to. from Mr. Gulston's Collection, extra, 
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 218 ENRY Marquis of Worcester—Lionel Earl of Middlesex—Robert Earl 
 
 of Warwick, W. L.—William Earl of Salisbury—Henry Earl ofMonmouth 
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 —Dudley Lord North, &c. Copies — _ _1 
 
 219 Francis Earl of Bedford, by G. Fertile— Ditto from Lord Clarendon’s History, 
 
 Proof— William Earl of Bedford and Wentworth Earl of Strafford, by 
 Houbrakcn, ls?c. —and Robert Earl of Kingston, 12 mo. _ 
 
 220 William Earl of Salisbury—Basil Earl of Denbigh—Oliver Earl of Boling. 
 
 broke, and Henry Earl of Stamford, small ovals, by IF. Hollar _ 
 
 221 Loyalists by G. Vertae, from the Fat her gill Collection, very fne — 
 
 222 Thomas Lord Coventry, in his Robes, with the Seals, drawing in colours, 
 
 from the Original at Lord Clarendon’s, Herts, by S. Harding, fine 
 
 223 William Fielding, Earl of Denbigh, Ambassador to the King of 
 
 Persia, 1631, by Roeert Van Voerst, 4to. very fine and rare 
 
 224 Henry Rich, Earl of Holland, in Armour, by W. Faitiiorne. Sold 
 
 by Robert Peake, half sheet, ditto _ _ 
 
 225 George Carew, Earl of Totnes, by Foersl, from the Pacata Hibernia—and 
 
 Horace Lord Vere, by G. Fertue, Jol. fine — _ 
 
 226 Henry Earl of Monmouth, by TF Faithorne— and Jerome (Richard) Weston, 
 
 Earl of Pembroke, after Fandyck, by IP. Hollar, Both Extra Fine —' 
 
 227 Edward Earl of Manchester—Robert Lord Brooke—Ferdinand Lord Fairfax 
 
 —James Earl of Calendar—Lord Roberts—and the Lord Willoughby of 
 Paiham, from Ricraft s England s Champions, very fine and scarce 
 
 228 Mountjoy Earl of Newport and Henry Baron Mowbray, very fine— Philip 
 
 Lord Wharton and Edward Lord Herbert, small ovals, by IP. Hollar 
 
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 Falkland, George Lord Goring, &c .from Lord Clarendon's History, fine 
 Thomas Earl of Strafford, etching, by F. Atkinson—Ditto with his Secretary 
 Sir Philip Mainwaring, and Progenies Straffordiana, \V. L.’s by G. Veriue 
 Thomas Earl of Stratford, in armour, after Vandyck by Hollar, 1640, h. sheet, 
 
 fine and rare — — _ _ 
 
 Thomas Wentworth, Conte de Stratf'ordt, Vice Roy dc Yrlandt, Oval in a Cloak, 
 
 P. Huybrechts fecit, 4 to. very fine and scarce — _ 
 
 William Viscount Say and Seale, small oval, by W. Faithorne. Sold 
 
 by Robert Peake, ditto — _ _ _ 
 
 Philip Earl of Pembroke and Henry second Earl of Arundel, by Lombart _ 
 
 Edward Earl of Manchester and Edward Lord Herbert of Cherbury, W. L. 
 
 ly A. Walker, &c .—and the Marquis of Montrose, by Houbraken _ 
 
 Henry Earl of Kent, Son and Eleir to Charles Earl of Kent, drawing in co¬ 
 lours, after the Original at Wrest, by T. Alhow _ _ 
 
 Anthony Grey, Rector of Burbage, afterwards 8th Earl of Kent, after Ditto, 
 
 by Ditto — — — _ _ 
 
 Thomas Lord Grey of Groby, W. L. in armour. Page holding his Helmet, 
 drawing in colours, from the Original, by Vandyck, at Fawksley House, 
 
 Northamptonshire, by Ditto — _ _ 
 
 Philip Lord Wharton, l63g, W. L. in a military habit, ditto, fiom the Origi¬ 
 nal of Vandyck, at Wrest House, by Ditto _ _ 
 
 The true Effigies of the Old Lord Wharton, whole length, 
 in Trunk Brelches, Seven English Verses, Acroslick of his Name, 
 
 Printed for IV. Pennock in Pannier Alley, Paternoster Row , 8vo. rariss. 
 
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 William Lord Craven, on horseback. Sold by John Garret, half sheet, old 
 impression — — _ _ 
 
 James Marquis of Montrose, in armour, by A. Matham, Arms and Motto, 
 
 4-to. very fine and scarce — _ _ 
 
 William Alexander, Earl of Stirling, Altat. 5 7, W. Marshall 
 SCULPS!!, 4to. most eiiilliant and one of the rarest portraits 
 
 belonging to our English series _ _ 
 
 Henry Cary, Viscount Falkland, Lord Deputy of Ireland, in a rich 
 
 Habit holding a Truncheon, Paul Van Somer pinx. Joan Barra«~v *.■S 'Pj'v-t-/S tf 
 sculp. Oval 4to. extra fine and still more rare than the pre¬ 
 ceding — — _ _ _ 
 
 Francis Lord Willoughby of Parham, Motto, Verite Sans Pair, in 
 Armour, A. Santvoort fecit, 4to. extra rare, from the Gulston 
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 Falkland—Marmaduke Lord Langdon, 8 vo. mez. —Lord Zouch, etching, 
 by Paul —and Ruthen Earl of Brentford and Lord Byron, by Ditto, proojs 
 Patricius Viscount Chaworth and William Viscount Grandison, W. L.’s, by 
 Gunst —George Earl of Bristol, by Houbraken —Cecil Baron Baltimore, by 
 Blooteling —and John Lord Bcllasis, by R. Wlute — 
 
 Henry Mar&uis of Worcester, in armour, holding a Truncheon, 
 Guil. Faithorne del. et sculp, half sheet, .brilliant proof, extra 
 
 RARE AND IN HIGH STATE OF PRESERVATION - - 
 
 James Earl of Derby , oval, by David Loggan, large 4 to. fine and scarce 
 John Viscount Mordaunt, afterwards Earl of Peterborough, Oval 
 of Armorial Bearings, by W. Faithorne, half sheet, extra fine 
 Robert Earl of Sunderland, in armour, private plate, by R. Cooper, Proof 
 before any Letters — — — — 
 
 Charles Earl of Sunderland, W. L. in a Roman Habit, drawing in colours, 
 from the Original Picture at Althorp, by S. Harding, very fine — 
 William first Duke of Bedford and George Lord Digey Earl of 
 Bristol, W. L.’s. beautiful Drawing in Colours, after the Origi¬ 
 nal at Lord Spencer’s, Althorp, by S. Harding — 
 
 Arthur Annesley, Earl of Anglesea, in his Chancellor’s Robes, with the Seals, 
 drawing in colours, by At how — — 
 
 George first Lord Baltimore, by J. Caldwall —Edward Marquis of Worcester, 
 Thomas Viscount Falconberg—Charles Lord North and Grey, by Harding, 
 proof, &c. —John Viscount Brackley, by W. Evans— and William Duke 
 of Hamilton, by Stow — — — 
 
 Thomas Earl of Southampton, 8 vo .—Thomas Earl ofDanby, by Blooteling — 
 and William Duke of Somerset, by G. Ferine, fine — 
 
 John Lord Roberts, Earl of Radnor, 1683, in iiis Robes, G. Kneller 
 pinx. R. WhitR exc. half sheet mez. very fine and extra rare 
 Henry Duke of Norfolk, large Oval in Armour, P. Lely pinx. 
 
 A. Blooteling sculp. 1678, sheet, extra fine and rare — 
 
 James Duke of Ormond, oval of oak leaves, by D. Loggan, large half sheet, 
 very fine and scarce "* “ — — 
 
 James Duke of Ormond, in armour, S vo .— Henry Earl of Arlington, by Hou- 
 broken — and George Monck, Duke of Albemarle, after Michael Wright, 
 by C. Bestland, &c. — — — — 
 
 George Duke of Albemarle, in a Military Halit, after F. Barlow, by 
 R Gaywood, half sheet, fine and very rare — — 
 
 George Duke of Albemarle in armour holding a Truncheon, by D. Log¬ 
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 fol. scarce — — — — — 
 
 263 George Duke of Albemarle and his Duchess—James Duke of Monmouth 
 
 with his Duchess, small W. L.’s—and the Duke of Monmouth in his Robes, 
 after Lely, by Blooteling, fine — — .— 
 
 264 James Duke or Monmouth, oval of oak leaves, by W. Faithorne, half yy 
 
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 265 James Duke of Monmouth and Anne Duchess of Monmouth, Compa¬ 
 
 nion Prints, by F. H. Van Hove, Ar. Tookek exc. Ovals 4to. very fine 
 and rare, from the Fothergill Collection — — 
 
 266 James Duke of Monmouth and his Duchess, on the same plate, 4to. ovals 
 
 of oak leaves supported by Cupids, P. Stent ex. extra fine and rare 
 
 267 Charles Duke of Richmond, in his Robes, after Wissing, by Williams, Oval, 
 
 large 4to. met. very fine and scarce — _ — 
 
 268 Charles Duke of Richmond, whole length, with a Greyhound, after JVissing, 
 
 by Becket, ditto — — _ _ 
 
 269 Henry Duke of Grafton, in his Robes, after Kneller, by Beckett, large 4to. 
 
 mez. ditto — — _ _ _ 
 
 270 George Duke of Northumberland, in his Robes, after IF issing, by Williams, 
 
 large 4 to mez. ditto — — — _ 
 
 2/1 George Duke of Northumberland, Whole Length, with a Hunting 
 Spear, after H. Gascar, half sheet mez. brilliant proof _ 
 
 272 Henry Duke of Beaufort, in armour, after Wissing, by Williams, half sheet „ 
 
 mez. very fine and rare — — _ _ ^ I 
 
 273 Henry Duke of Beaufort, in his Robes, after Kneller, by R. White, fine, from /.. . 
 
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 274 Henry Duke of Beaufort, in armour, large sheet oval, by Picart, extra fine 
 
 275 Henry Duke of Beaufort, fol .—Philip Earl of Chesterfield, by Worlidge (with 
 
 Variation )—Arthur Earl of Essex and Lord Clarendon, by Picart, Basire, 
 
 &c .—and the manner of the Murther of the Earl of Essex, 4 to. 
 
 276 Charles Earl of Derby, in armour, by A. Blooteling, very fine —and John Earl 
 
 of Exeter, after Lely, by Tompson, scarce — _ 
 
 277 Josceline Percy, Earl of Northumberland, after Lely, by Browne, 
 
 h. sheet mez. very fine and rare — — _ 
 
 278 Mildmay Earl of Westmoreland, by P. Williamson, 1662 , oval, half sheet, 
 
 fine and scarce — — _ __ 
 
 279 John Earl of Bridgwater, W. Claret pinx. oval, large 4 to mez. ditto _ 
 
 280 Edward Rich, Earl of Warwick and Holland, W. L. sitting on a Bank, after 
 ‘ •' Wissing, by J. Smith, large 4to. mez. extra fine and scarce, with a copy of 
 
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 VERY FINE AND RARE - - - — 
 
 262 Edward (first) Earl of Sandwich, in armour, by A. Blooteling, oval, half sheet, 
 and Edward (second) Earl of Sandwich, in a square, by Ditto, very fine 
 
 283 Edward (first) Earl of Sandwich, Admiral of the English Fleet, oval in ar¬ 
 mour, Maurit Lang sculp, fol. rare — — — 
 
 284 Arthur Earl of Essex, after Lely, by Luttrell, large 4to. mez. extrafine, from 
 
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 285 Charles Earl of Carlisle, by W. Faithorne, very fine —William Earl of Craven, 
 
 and Charles Earl of Burford, &c. ex Guillim —and Robert Earl of Yar¬ 
 mouth, by P. Vandrebanc, sheet — — — 
 
 286 Charles Earl of Plymouth, by J. Smith —and the Duke and Duchess of Lau¬ 
 derdale, after Lely, by Williams, very fine — — 
 
 287 Charles Earl of Burford and James Lord Beauclaire (Sons of Elinor Gwynne) 
 
 Profiles, by A. Blooteling, very fine — — 
 
 288 George Berkeley, Earl of Berkeley, l679> in H1S Robes, Arms be¬ 
 neath the Oval, by D. Loggan, half sheet, extra fine and rariss. 
 
 289 Thomas Bellasyse, Viscount Falconberg, Oval in Armour, Maria 
 Beale pinx. A. Blooteling sculp. 1676 , large h. sh. very fine and scarce 
 
 29 0 William Lord Russell, after Kneller, by Vandrebanc, large h. sh.—and Ditto, 
 
 by C. Knight and Houbraken — — — 
 
 29 1 Anthony (first) Earl of Shaftesbury, Lord High Chancellor, 1673 , 
 
 sitting in his Robes, J. Greenhill pinx. A. Blooteling sculp, 
 sheet, fine and rare — — — — 
 
 ' 292 Anthony (first) Earl of Shaftesbury, oval, by R. While, large h. sh. very fine 
 and scarce — — — — — 
 
 293 Anthony (second) Earl of Shaftesbury, after Lely, by R. Tompson, h. s. mez. 
 extra fine — — — — — 
 
 / 294 Thomas Lord Grey, Oval, C. N. Schurtz sculp, Norimb. I 6 S 9 , 4to. rare 
 205 Thomas Lord Grey, after Lely, by Browne, h.s. mez. proof, ditto 
 296 Robert Lord Brooke, Obiit 1672 , by G. Valck, 1678 , large half sheet, very 
 fine and scarce — — — — 
 
 ' 297 Charles Lord Gerard of Brandon, large Oval, in Armour, long 
 Hair, Laced Band, &c. W. Sherwin sculp, sheet, mez. a print of 
 excessive rarity and brilliant impression — 
 
 ' 29 S Charles Lord Gerard, two Copies of the preceding (one a proof) —Henry Earl 
 of St. Albans, by Schiavonelti — Arthur Earl of Anglesey — Aubrey last Earl 
 of Oxford—Earls of Roscommon, Sunderland, &c. published by Harding 
 299 Denzil Lord Holies, by Raventt and R. White —the Duke of Lauderdale and 
 
 Marquis of Flalifax, by Houbraken -and Archibald Marquis ofArgyle, 
 
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 301 Jame6 Earl of Perth, Lord Drummond, AEtat. 31 , W. Faithorne de- 
 
 LIN. ET SCULP. HALF SHEET, ARMS BENEATH THE OVAL, CYPHER ABOVE, 
 
 EXTRA RARE AND MOST BEAUTIFUL IMPRESSION - - 
 
 302 Thomas Earl of Elgin, Lord Bruce, ^Etat. 62, An° )662 , W. Fai¬ 
 
 thorne DEL. ET SCULP OVAL, HALF SHEET, FlRST STATE, EEFORE THE 
 Alteration of the Face, very fine and rare — 
 
 303 Richard Lord Maitland and Earl of Lauderdale, Oval encompassed 
 
 with Armorial Bearings, after Kneller, by Vandrebanc, sheet, very fine 
 and scarce — — — — — 
 
 304 Walter Count Leslie, Oval surrounded by Military Trophies, Lucas Ki- 
 
 lian sculpsit, 1637, very fine and rare - - 
 
 305 Thomas Lord Fairfax, profile, by S Savry —William Lord Brouncker, with 
 
 Sir Francis Bacon, &c. W. L.’s, by IV. Hollar —Roger Earl of Orrery, by 
 J.Mynde —and Roger Earl of Castlemaine kissing the Pope’s Toe, by IVes- 
 
 306 Thomas Earl of Ossory, after Lely, by Vandrebanc, sheet, very scarce 
 
 307 Henry Lord Coleraine, in his Robes, by IV Faithorne, and finished by G. 
 
 Vertue, half sheet —and Ditto, Oval, with Anagram of his Name, 1/03, fol. 
 mez. both very fine — — — — 
 
 308 Henry Lord Coleraine, W. L. attired in the habit of a Pilgrim, by IV. Fai~ 
 
 thorne,fol. ditto — — — —. 
 
 309 Arthur Earl of Donnegal, fac simile drawing in pen and ink, after the rare 
 
 Original by IV. Hollar — — — — 
 
 310 Laurence Earl of Rochester, by Houbraken — William Duke of Hamilton, ly 
 
 R. White —and John Viscount Dundee, oval, fol. scarce — 
 
 311 George Lord Jefferies, Earl of Flint, Viscount Weickham, Baron 
 
 of Weim, in his Chancellor's Robes, G. Kneller pinx. E. Cooper ex. 
 large 4to. mez. extra fine and rare — 
 
 312 John Earl of Mulgrave, in armour, after Kneller, by Beckett —and Ditto, in 
 
 his Robes, Oval, by J Smith, both very fine — _ 
 
 313 John Earl of Mulgrave, afterwards Duke of Buckingham, Robes of 
 
 the Garter and Staff of Lord Chamberlain, after IVissing, by J. Smith, 
 h. sh. mez. brilliant impression — ,— __ 
 
 314 George Legge, Lord Dartmouth, Master of his Majesties Horse, 
 
 Constable of the Jower, &tc. Oval with Military Trophies, sf 
 
 P. \ andrebanc sculp, large sheet, extra fine and rare, and in 
 
 THE MOST PERFECT STATE OF PRESERVATION - - 1 _ 
 
 315 Alexander Earl oj Murray, Oval encompassed with Armorial Bearings, l6S0, 2. f 
 
 after Kneller, ly Vandrebanc, sheet, very fine — _ 
 
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 317 Archibald Earl of Argyle, in Armour, with Armorial Bearings, by P. Vandre- 
 
 banc, sheet — — — — — 
 
 318 Charles Duke of Somerset, in armour, after Kneller, ly J. Smith, proof, 
 
 rare — — — — — 
 
 Sip Christopher Duke of Albemarle, Oval in armour, after Murrey, ly Beckett, 
 h. sh. mez. fine and scarce — — — 
 
 320 Christopher Duke of Albemarle, Oval in Armour, W. Sherwin 
 
 SCULP. VERY FINE AND EXTRA RARE — - — 
 
 321 James Duke of Monmouth, on horseback, ly Capt. Baillie, oblong sheet, mez. 
 
 and James Fitz James, Duke of Berwick, by Drevet, large sheet oval 
 
 322 Theophilus Earl of Huntingdon, sumptuously apparelled, 1687 , 
 
 after Kneller by Williams, half sheet mez. very fine and extra 
 RARE, FROM THE COLLECTION OF Mr. GuLSTON - 
 
 323 Charles Lord Euston, W. L.—Lewis Earl of Feversham, ly Beckett —Charles 
 
 Viscount Townshend and Henry Booth, Lord De la Mer, ly J. Smith,fine 
 
 324 Wriothesley Lord Russell, Whole Length, ly J. Beckett, half sheet mez. 
 
 very fine and scarce — — — — 
 
 325 Patrick Earl of Strathmore, Oval with Armorial Bearings, 1686 , after Knel- 
 
 ler, by R. White, fine and scarce — — 
 
 326 Kenneth Marquis and Earl of Seaforlh, 1688 , Oval of Laurel, by R. White, 
 
 large half sheet, very scarce — — — 
 
 327 John Earl of Meljort, after Kneller, by J, Beckett, extra fine, from the 
 
 Fothergill Collection — — — — 
 
 328 John Earl of Melfort, Aitat. 34, 1683, Oval encompassed with Armorial Bear¬ 
 
 ings, after Kneller, by Vandrebanc,yoZ. very fine and scarce — 
 
 329 George Earl of Linlithgow, Lord Chief Justice of Scotland, 1688 , Oval, with 
 
 Armorial Bearings, ly R. White, large half sheet, rare — 
 
 330 John Lord Cutts, Laurindte Tumulus, Whole Length, attended by 
 
 Mars, Apollo and Minerva, with other Allegorical Figures, B. Lens 
 fecit, large oblong sheet mez. very fine and rare, from the Fothergill 
 Collection — ______ — 
 
 331 Henry Lord Cornbury, second Earl of Clarendon, and his first Wife, Daugh¬ 
 
 ter to Arthur Lord Capel, highly finished drawing in colours, after the Ori¬ 
 ginal of Sir Peter Lely, at Lord Clarendon’s, Herts, by S Harding 
 
 332 Thomas Lord Crewe, 1680 , Father of Jemima Duchess of Kent, after Sir P. 
 
 Lely, from the Original at Wrest House, ly Athow -- 
 
 333 Thomas second Lord Crewe, son of John Lord Crewe, and Jemima his Lady, 
 
 Obiit 1697 , iEt. 74, ditto, ly Ditto — — — 
 
 334 Nathaniel ihird Lord Crewe, Bishop of Durham, ditto, from the Original at 
 
 Wrest, ly Ditto — — •— — 
 
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 WILLIAM Bateman, Bishop of Norwich, by J. Faber— Archbishop Chi- 
 cheley (four Prints from Herbert’s Lambeth) plain and in colours— Cardi¬ 
 nal Beaufort, by J. Parka ■—and Archbishop Warham — 
 
 336 Cardinal Wolsey, by De Larmcssin —Fisher Bishop of Rochester, by lloubra- 
 
 ken —Ditto, F. van Wyngaerde exc. 4 to,—Cuthbert Yonstall, Bp. of Dur¬ 
 ham, by Fourdrinier —and Bishop Fox, by G. Vertue 
 
 337 Archbishop Cranrner, by R. White —Bishop Ridley, by J. Miller— Hugh La¬ 
 
 timer, Bp. of Worcester, by G. Gifford, 4to .scarce, &c, -and Bishop 
 
 Hooper, by J. Faber —- — 1 
 
 33 a Cardinal Pole,/row the Heroologia— Another from the same Picture, Job. 
 proof— Ditto in Wood, 8vo.—and Cardinal Alan, by E. de Boulonois 
 
 339 Cardinal Pole, after Raphael, by N. de Larmessin, half sheet— A Copy of 
 
 Ditto, by Major —Ditto from Herbert’s Lambeth, plain and in colours — 
 Stephen Gardiner, from Harding’s Shakespeare—and Bishop Jewel, by 
 Trotter — — “ 
 
 340 Archbishop Parker, etching by Tyson —Ditto and Archbps. Grindal, Whitgift 
 
 and Bancroft, by Fertue —Archbishop Sandys with his Lady—and Archbp. 
 Hutton with Seals, by F. Perry — — —* 
 
 341 Robert Plolgate, Archbp. of York, from the Original at Emsworlh —and John 
 
 Still, Bp. of Bath and Wells, try J. Jones, p. p. fine and scarce — 
 
 342 George Abbot, Archbp. of Canterbury, with View of Lambeth, by Simon 
 
 Pass, Comp. Holland exc. fine and scarce — — 
 
 343 Tobias Mathews, Archbishop of York, by Renold Elstracke, Henry Holland 
 
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 <344 John King, Bishop of London, by Simon Pass, first stale, very fine— and Ditto 
 with the Bible in his hand, by Francis Delaram, scarce — 
 
 345 George Mountaigne, Bishop of London, bit George Yeates, and Sold 
 
 by John Hind, 4to. extra rare and fine — 
 
 346 James Mountague, Bp. of Winchester, from Boissard and the Heroologia— 
 
 Bishop Andrews, by S. Pass and D. Loggan— and Ditto, ly IF. Hollar, 
 very fine *“ 
 
 *47 Gervase Babington, Bp. of Worcester, ly R. Elstrache John Jegon, Bp. of 
 Norwich, etched ly Tyson— Henry Robinson, Bp. of Carlisle, Monumental 
 Effigy with a reverse —Francis Godwin, of Llandaff, ly G. Ferlue and 
 
 Bishop Overall, by R. White *— ““ 
 
 348 Robert Abbot, Bishop of Salisbury (first state with the misnomer of Jdhnj 
 
 ly Delaram —George Carleton; Bishop of Chester, ly F. Hulsitis and 
 Arthur Lake, Bp. of Bath and Wells, by J. Payne and IF. Hollar 
 
 349 Archbishop Laud, by W. Hollar, 4to. extra fine from Mariettas Collection 
 
 350 Archbishop Laud, after Vandyck, ly D. Loggan , half sheet— and Ditto, me*. 
 
 ly J. IFatson, fine proof — — 
 
 351 John Williams, Bishop of Lincoln and Lord Keeper, Eft F. DelarAm, 
 
 large 4to. very fine and rare — 
 
 352 Archbishop Williams, Whole Length, In H13 Episcopal Habit, Hel¬ 
 
 met on his head instead of a Mitre, Bearing a Musket on hi* 
 Shoulders, Sword by his Side, Belt, Bandoleers, &c. Mitre anH 
 Jesuit’s Cap on the ground, supposed To be the Work of Wences-z 
 lau9 Hollar, R. S. kxc. Amstelodami, s.Mall half sheet, extra rare 
 
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 153 Archbishop Jnxon, by G. Fertue, proof, &c.— John Hobson, Bp. of Dnrharii, 
 ly Martin Droeshout and Thomas Morton —Ditto, by IF. laithornc 
 
 354 Walter Curie, Bp. of Winchester, by T. Cecill, very fine, from the Mdriette 
 
 Collection— and Joseph Hall, Bp. of Norwich, ly IF. Faithorne, 8vb. extra 
 
 fine — ”” 
 
 355 Matthew Wren, Bp. of Ely, by G. Vender Outfit, Xc. and Archbishop 
 
 /(/ Usher, % G. Glover and P. Landry, fol. very fine 1 
 
 356 John Prideaux, Bishop of Worcester, small oval, by TF. Faithorne, btiliiant 
 
 impression — — 
 
 3 57 Archbishop Usher, and two different of Bishop Brownrig, by IF Faithorne, 
 
 very fine — — 
 
 358 Archbishop Spotiswoode, ly W. Hollatjol.— Gebrge Webbe, Bp. of Lime¬ 
 
 rick, ly T. Slater and T. Cross— Bishop TJavenant, proof—John Warner, 
 Bp. of Rochester, Patrick Forbes, Bp. of Aberdeen, and Bishop Gauden, 
 from his Monument, by Sanders — 
 
 
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 360 Edward Parry , Bishop of Ki/laloe, by Jo. Dickson, 4to. scarce, from the 
 
 Fothergill Collection — _ _ _ 
 
 361 Gilbert Sheldon, Abp. of Canterbury, and George Morley, Bp. of Winches- 
 
 ter, by G. Verlue —John Cosin, Bp. of Durham, by IV. Dolle —Bishop 
 Duppa, by R. IVhile —and Bishop Sanderson, by Ditto and IV. Hollar, fine 
 
 362 Richard Sterne, Archbishop of York, in a large Trencher Cap, 
 
 F. Place fecit, half sheet mez. Extra rare — 1 
 
 363 Humphrey Henchman, Bishop of London, sitting in an Ann Chair, 
 
 P. Lely pinx. half sheet mez, ditto — — _ i 
 
 864 Henry Compton, Bishop of London, after Riley, by Beckett— and Bishop 
 
 Morley, after Lely, by Tompson, both very fine — — 2 
 
 365 Henry Compton, Bp. of London, Oral, by D. Loggan, 1 679 , large half sheet, Afyr f 
 
 fine and scarce — _ . 
 
 366 Peter Mews, Bp. of Winchester, in an Oval, by Ditto, ditto _ 
 
 367 Nicholas Monck, Bp of Hereford, small oval with four other portraits of the 
 
 Rawlinson Family, by J. Nutting, 4 to. ditto _ _ 
 
 36S Edward Reynolds, Bp. of Norwich, by R. White, 8 vo.—Edward Rainbow, 
 
 Bp. of Cai lisle, by J , Sturt, fine—and Bishop Hacket, by W. Faithorne, 
 fol. and 8 vo. _ _ _ _ _ _ 
 
 369 Seth Ward, Bishop of Salisbury, in an Oval, by D. Loggan, 1678 , fine and 
 
 scarce — __ __ _ __ ^ ^ ~ - 
 
 37° John Dolben, Bishop of Rochester, after Huysmans, by R. Tompson, half sheet O 
 
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 372 John Wilkins, Bishop of Chester, Oval, after M. Beale, by A. Blooteling, large 
 
 half sheet, very fine _ _ _ __ 
 
 373 Peter Gunning, Bishop of Ely, by D. Loggan, ditto, from the Fothergill Col¬ 
 
 lection — _ _ _ _ 
 
 374 John Pearson, Bp. of Chester, by D. Loggan— and Brian Walton, Bp. of 
 
 Chester, by P. Lombart, bothfine and scarce _ _ 
 
 375 James Sharpe, Archbishop of St. Andrews, 1675, by D. Loggan, Oval, 
 
 half sheet, very fine and scarce _ _ _ 
 
 376 James Sharpe, Lord Arch Bishop of St. Andrews, who was most 
 
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 377 Archbishop Sharpe sitting in an Arm Chair, Crown of Martyrdom over his 
 
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 378 Jeremy Taylor, Bp. by R. White and P. Lombart— Bishop Kenn, by Vertue, 
 
 Ylmo Ezekiel Hopkins, by Gucht —Thomas Barlow of Lincoln, by R. 
 White —Archbp. Leighton, by R. Strange, 8vo.— and W. Thomas, Bp. of 
 Worcester, proof, isfc. — _ _ _ 
 
 379 Michael Boyle, Archeishop of Armagh, Lord Chancellor of Ire¬ 
 
 land, Oval, in a Cap holding the Seals, Zoust pinxit, R. Purcell fecit, 
 half sheet mez. fine and rare — — _ 
 
 380 Archbishop Sancroft, in an Oval, by D. Loggan, 1680, large half sheet, very 
 
 fne and scarce — — _ _ 
 
 381 Thomas Lamplugh, Archbishop of York, large Oval, after Kneller, by Vandre- 
 
 banc, ditto — — _ _ _ 
 
 3S2 Nathaniel Crew, Bishop of Durham, Oval after G. Kneller, by D. Loggan, 
 ditto — — _ _ _ 
 
 383 Nathaniel Crew, Bishop of Durham, in an Oval, by F. Place, P. Tempest exc. 
 
 half sheet mez. extra fine and scarce — _ _ 
 
 384 Thomas Cartwright,Bishopof Chester, SoestPinxit, J. Becket Fecit, 
 
 MOST BRILLIANT AND EXTRA RARE - - 
 
 385 William Lloyd, Bp. of St. Asaph, Oval, .dEtat. 86, by G. Vertue —Ditto in a 
 
 square, iEtat. 87, by Ditto, h. sh.— and the Seven Bishops, by S. Gribelin, 
 
 386 John Lake, Bishop of Chichester, Oval, by D. Loggan, 1688, very 
 
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 388 Thomas Sprat, Bishop of Rochester, Oval by D. Loggan, large h. sh.fine and 
 
 scarce — — _ __ _ 
 
 389 The Seven Bishops, 168S, in Ovals, by D. Loggan, large h. sh. very fine 
 
 and scarce — — _ _ _ 
 
 39 0 The Seven Bishops, by J. Gole, large h. sh. mez. beautiful proof 
 
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 391 Robert Eglesfield, W. L by Faber— John WicldifFe, by G. White— Ditto, by 
 
 Basire and Godfrey —and Sir William Canynge, profile etching, 12 mo. 
 
 392 John Lydgate of Bury, by G. Vertue— Dean Colet, by Faber, J P. Wedgwood, 
 
 &c .—Erasmus, by L. Vorslerman—A\e\. Nowell, ]2mo.—and Laurence 
 Humphry, from the Heroologia — _ _ 
 
 393 William Whitaker, by J. Payne, 4 to.—and William Perkins, bv R. Elstracke. 
 
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 and Thomas Becon, wood cut, 12mo. — — 
 
 395 Hugh Price, by G. Fertue, fol.—the same Plate reduced—Thomas Fulke, by 
 W. Marshall— Nicholas Byfield, Minister of Isleworth, 1620—and John 
 More with Samuel Speed, from a Map of the Holy Land, sheet — 
 
 3 g6 John Rainolds (two different) by T. Cross, fc. !2mo. — Henry Smith, by 
 Ditto, 4to.—Richard Rogers, etching, Ato.— Thomas Brightman and John 
 Fox, by Glover — — — — 
 
 397 George Hartgill, small IF. L. in a title, by R. Gnyivood, scarce —and Robert 
 
 Burton, from his Anatomy of Melancholy, by C. !e Blon, fine — 
 
 398 Marc Antonio de Dominis, Alp. of Spalatro, iElat. 57, by R. Elslracke, 
 
 scarce —and Ditto in his Study,/o/. very fine — — 
 
 399 Marc Antonio de Dominis, by IF. Deljf— and Thomas Stapleton (Jesuit) 
 
 /Elat. 63, etching, by Lord Aylesford, p. p. — — 
 
 400 Edmund Geninges (Jennings) Jesuit, Executed 1598 , AEtal. 24, Mart. 
 
 Bas fecit, 4to. very scarce — — — 
 
 401 John Boys preaching, by J. Payne, fol. —Dr. John Donne, by M. Merian, fol. 
 
 Francis White, Dean of Carlisle, by Mountin and Cockson —Andrew Willet, 
 and Monumental Effigy of Henry Airay, sheet, with a reverse of the same 
 2 Joannes Gordonius Scotus, Brother of George Earl of Huntley, Ohiit 
 1619 , cetat. 75 , Monumental Effigy, his Arms held up by two Angels, 
 sheet, very rare and probably unigue — — 
 
 403 William Slater, D. D. 12mo .fine and rare, from the Fothergill Collection 
 
 404 Thomas Sutton, small oval, in a sheet entitled The Christians Jewel —John 
 
 Hart, wood cut —Richard Middleton, small head in a title, 1617 , by R. El- 
 stracke —and Thomas Scott, by Crisp de Pas, Ato — — 
 
 405 Robert Bolton, by Payne— Richard Wightwick, by Faber —Richard Stock, 
 
 by T. Rawlyns —and Thomas Wilson, by Cross, very fine — 
 
 406 John Doi (Puritan) JEtat. 96 , 1645, four English Verses, by T. Cross, fine 
 
 and scarce —and John White, by R. Elstracke, Ato. - 
 
 407 Arthur Hildersham, by J. Payne, R Faughan, Sic.— John Carter, by Dunstall 
 
 _Hugh Broughton, by Payne, Compt. Holland exc. —and Jesuits in 
 
 Council, from the Vox Populi — — — 
 
 408 Dr. Robert Hill, Pastor of St. Bartholomew’s Church near the 
 
 Royal Exchange, 1633, Oval 4to. very rare and fine, from Mr. 
 Gulston's Collection — — — — 
 
 409 Abraham Aurelius, Pastor of the Gallican Church, London, by J. v. Felde, 
 
 4to. fine and scarce, from the Fothergill Collection - 
 
 410 Henry Garnet (Jesuit) Executed 1600 , fol. fine and scarce — 
 
 411 Dr. Alexander Nowel, drawing in colours, from the Original at Brazen Nose, 
 
 Oxon, by S. Harding — — — — 
 
 412 Dr. Thomas Neville, in a scull Cap, Coat of Arms and Motto, Nevile velis, 
 
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 —Josias Shute, ly IV. Marshall —Peter Smart, by Hollar —John Hales ot 
 Eton—and George Herbert, by R. White — 
 
 414 William Alaeaster, Divine and Latin Poet, TEtat. 66 , after Corne¬ 
 
 lius Johnson, by J. Payne, 16.33, very fine and rare 
 
 415 John Preston (three different) by Marshall, life. —Dr. Rich. Sibbes, ly 
 
 Gaywood and Marshall —Daniel Featley, with his Tomb, by Ditto and 
 Samuel Bolton, ly W. Faithorne — — — 
 
 416 William Gouge, cetat. 7Q, 1653, by W. Faithorne, 4to. Ten English Verses, 
 
 extra fine — — — — 
 
 417 Thomas Taylor, by Marshall and Cross, fiol. —Edward Simpson, aetat. ~3—• 
 
 William Gouge, by Deinstall —Tobias Crisp, by Cross —and Dr. Laighton, 
 by W. Hollar, very fine — — — 
 
 418 William Fenner, ly W. Hollar, fol. and 8 vo. very fine, Herbert Palmer 
 
 Henry Scudder, by W. Sherwin — and Dr. Lupton, small W.L. in the Title 
 to his History of Protestant Divines, 12 mo. scarce — 
 
 41 9 Nathaniel Bernard, S. T. B. Rector of Remnham, between two Pillars, on 
 
 which rest the Eaw and the Gospel, by W. Marshall, 8 vo. very fine and 
 
 rare — — — — 
 
 420 Adoniliam Byfield; a Windmill on his head, the Devil blowing the 
 
 Sails, by R. Gaywood, 4to. very rare — — — 
 
 421 William Oughtred, ly Hollar and Faithorne —and Richard Bernard, by W. 
 
 Hollar, all fine — — —‘ 
 
 422 John Sym,AEtat. 56, by W. Marshall, 4 to. very fine, and his Autograph, with 
 
 the late Mr. Bindley’s Initials affixed thereto — — — 
 
 423 John Rogers of Dedham, in Essex, 12 mo. scarce —John Featley, ly Van 
 
 Hove— William Whatelie, 4 to. very fine— Richard Blackerby—and two of 
 Jeremiah Burroughes, by Cross — — 
 
 424 Henry Burton, by G. Glover, 4to.—and Ditto, by IV. Hollar, 12 mo. both 
 
 very fine — — — 
 
 425 Thomas Beard, small W. L. with a Rod in his hand two Scholars following, 
 
 fine and scarce — — — 
 
 426 Edmund Gregory, ^Etat. 31, 1646, ly W. Marshall, fine and scarce— 
 
 William Ames, by Ditto, and in an Oval, JElal. 5/ , 1633, 4 to. 
 
 427 Thomas Maurois, (Maurice) by T. Matham, fol. Proof before the Inscription 
 
 in the Oval — — — 
 
 428 Augustin Baker, English Benedictine Monk, W.L. 8 vo. fine and scarce — 
 
 Thomas Albius (White,) by G. Vertue— and two of Richard Carpenter, by 
 W. Marshall, with Variation, ditto — — 
 
 429 Richard Carpenter, (Jesuit) by W. Faithorne, 8 vo. extra fine — 
 
 430 Joannes Maria die Treslon, in a Monkish Habit, praying before a Crucifix, by 
 
 M. Lasne, fol. fine and scarce — — — 
 
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 Bullaker, Bell, Heath, Colman and Woodcocke, (Jesuits), Executed Temp. 
 
 Charles 1 st, Ovals from the Certamen Seraphicum,,/??^ and scarce 
 Dr. John Gauden, (afterwards Bp. of Worcester,) Whole length Withdrawing 
 a Curtain, Eight English Verses, 4to. rare and curious — — 
 
 Dr. Edward Reynolds, l-y Loggan —Alexander Ross, by Lombart —Dr. John 
 Hewitt, beheaded June 8, 1658, Oval, 4to. See.—Dr. John Everard, (two 
 different), by Cross —Lambrose Thomas, by Ditto —and Edmund Calamy, 
 oval, 12mo. — — — — — 
 
 Sydrach Simpson, Master of Pembroke Hall, holding the Bible, 4to. very 
 fne and scarce — — — 
 
 Robert Dingley, by T. Cross —and Edward Terry, aEtat. 64, 1655 , by R. 
 
 Vaughan, both very fne — — — _ 
 
 John Trapp, by R. Gay wood —Benjamin Spencer, by Cross —Samuel Fair- 
 clough, by Fan Hove —Henry Stubbes, JElat. 73, 12 mo.—John Goodwin, 
 JElal. 72 , 1665—and Christopher Love, 12 mo. 
 
 Francis Roberts, and Christopher Love, by T. Cross, very fne, from the Father - 
 gill Collection — — — 
 
 John Goodwin, with The Windmill, Pride and Error blowing the 
 Sails, Sixteen English Verses, 4to. extra fine and rare — 
 
 Arthur Jackson, by D. Loggan —and John Frost, by R. Vaughan,fne 
 William Bridge, by IV. Sherwin and P. Hobncs —Cuthbert Sidenham, by 
 Gaywood,fne —and James Nalton, by Chantry — _ 
 
 William Durant, by Cross —Obadiah Sedgewick— James Palmer, B.D. by 
 Trotter— Hezekiah Holland, 4to.—and Thomas Cawton, ditto, fine 
 John Murcot, JEtnl. 30, 1654, by W. Faithorne, 4to. very fne and scarce 
 John Rogers, SavilL pinx. IV. Hollar fecit, 1 653, Proof before Inscription 
 
 on the Pillar, hc.fol. very fne and scarce — _ _ 
 
 Joseph Symovds, Vice Provost of Eton, Hlltat. 50, Svo .—Thomas Mocket 
 iEtat. 68 , 1672 , by T. Cross— and Samuel Moore, by TV. Marshall, 8 vo. 
 all scarce — — — 
 
 Thomas Hilder of Sandwich, IE t. 53, 1651, by R. Vaughan, 8 vo. very fne 
 
 and scarce — — — _ _ 
 
 Christopher IVasse, M.A. small oval in the same plate with Francis Goldsmith 
 of Gray's Inn —and Hugo Grotius, Svo. fine and rare 
 Hugh Peters preaching from a pulpit, and inscribed Hugh Peters the first 
 and the last, l 2 mo. ditto — — 
 
 Hugh Peters, fEtat. 57, Printed by Peter Cole, 12 mo.—Ditto, fEtat. 6 l, 1060 
 
 12 mo. & Alexander More, by L. Visscher, Proof _ _ 
 
 John Pordage Philophi ; Medici ; Tiieologi; by W. Faithorne, 4 to. 
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 CONTINUED. 
 
 450 John Tillotson (when Dean of Canterbury) ly Blooteling, half sheet —John 
 
 Barwick, by VeTtue —Richard Meggott, by R. While, 8vo.—George Strad- 
 ling, Ditto —Richard Love, etched ly Tyson —and John Spencer, by G. 
 Verlue, Jol. 
 
 451 Richard Meggott, Dean of Winchester, after Kneller, ly R. White, 
 
 half sheet, fine and rare ,from Mr. Gulston's Collection — 
 
 452 Dr. Ralph Bathurst and Dr. William Holder, both by D. Loggan, fine 
 
 and scarce — — — .— — 
 
 453 John Conant, S. T. P. 8vo—Archdeacon Hyde, ly F. Perry —Mark Franck, 
 
 ly W. Dolle —and the two Casaubon’s, by Gunst, fol. — — 
 
 454 Dr. Edward Pocock, by F. M. la Cave —Ditto, ly N. Gardiner —Dr. Richard 
 
 AUestry, by D. Loggan —Hezekiah Burton, by R. IFhite —and Thomas 
 Fuller, 4 to. very fine — — — — 
 
 455 Thomas Fuller, cctat. 53, l66l, from his England’s Worthies, ly D. Loggan, 
 
 fol.Jine and scarce — — — — — 
 
 456 Joseph Glanvill, F.R.S.—and Dr. Edmund Castle, by W. Faithorne, loth very 
 
 fine and from the Collection of Mariette — — — 
 
 457 John Lightfoot, ly R. While —Peter Heylin—Dr. William Owtram, ly Ditto, 
 
 and Dr. Thomas Barlow, by D. Loggan — — — 
 
 458 Dr. Isaac Barrow, by D. Loggan, 4to.—and Ditto in 8vo. Choice Proof 
 45i) Richard Cudworth, D. D. ly G. Fertue —Benjamin Whiclicot, ly R. Wnite 
 
 — Dr. Joseph Beaumont, by Ditto —Dr. John Wallis, by M. Burghers — 
 Henry More, ly D. Loggan —Edward Sparke, ly Hertochs —Dr. Richard 
 Sherlock, ly Gucht —and William Walker, Svo. — — 
 
 460 Du. John Wallis, by D. Loggan, Oval, fol. Fine Proof — — 
 
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 461 Dr. Henry More, cetat. 6 l, sitting under a Tree, by W. Faithorne, fol. extra 
 
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 402 Dr. Henry Hibbert, by D. Loggun, scarce —William Falkner, by J. Sturt, 
 
 and John Rawlet, by R. White, very fine from Ditto — — 3 
 
 463 Richard Kingston, M. A. Minister of St. James’s, Clerkbnwell ; 
 
 four Latin Verses, 12 mo, very fine and rare — — 
 
 464 Edward Boys, S. T. B. by IV. Faitliorne —John Goad, by R. White and John 
 
 Newton, aetat. 39 , I 660 , 4to, all very fine — ' —" — 
 
 465 Edmund Elys, cetat. 23, 1662 , in an Octagon, ey W. Faithorne, extra 
 
 466 Clement Ellis, cetat. 6S, 8 vo. —W. Evats, B. D. small oval in a title, by Cross 
 
 —Theophilus Wodenote, B. B. prefixed to his Hermes Theologus, 1649, 
 12mo.—and John Halsey, small W. L. Author of Divine Considerations, 
 16/6, 12mo. with MS. Note by Mr. Bindley — and a curious IV L. draw¬ 
 ing in bistre of Dr. John Goad, Master of Merchant. Taylors’ School, 
 ly Thomas Hill — — — — 
 
 46/ Robert Walwynn, late Minister of Towcester, in Co. Northampton, by 
 R. Gaywood, 12mo, rare— and G. Alsop, Anonymous Portrait, ly IV 
 Sherwin, l2mo. fine and scarce — — — — 
 
 468 Thomas Goodwin—Dr. Thomas Manton—Dr. Anthony Tuckney—Dr. John 
 
 Collings—and two different of Dr. Bates, all by Robert White, fine 
 
 469 John Owen, D. D. by G. Verlue —Edmund Calamy, with three other Dis¬ 
 
 senting Ministers on the same plate—and David Clarkson, by R. White, 
 very fine — — •— — ■—• 
 
 470 Dr. William Bates, ly IV. Faithorne, 4lo. extra fink — — 
 
 471 Stephen Charnock—Samuel Cradock—Matthew Pole, very fine —and Joseph 
 
 Caryl, all ly Robert White — — — 
 
 472 Thomas Doolittle, by R. White, 12mo—Thomas Gouge, ly Cross —Thomas 
 
 Watson, by J. Sturt —and Ditto sitting in his Study within an oval of 
 Palms, H. Schaten fecit, 4 to. rare, not in Bromley — 
 
 473 Samuel Clarke (Sen 1 .) by T. Cross —J. Dunstall, R. White, &c.—John 
 
 Clarke, M. A. preaching. Frontispiece by T. Cecill, 1630, 4to.—and 
 Thomas Wadsworth, ly R. White, very fine — — — 
 
 474 Samuel Clarke (Junr.) M. A. ly R. White, fol. very fine and scarce — 
 
 475 Henry Newcome, A. M. by R. White, 4to. and two different of James Jane¬ 
 
 way, 8vo. very fine ■— — — — 
 
 476 Ralph Venning, ly W. Hollar —Matthew Mead, ly R. White, fol. and 8vo.—~ 
 
 Richard Baxter, etching, 4to. and Ditto by Spilsbury, h. s. me%. — 
 
 477 Christopher Nesse, aetat. 56. — Nathaniel Vincent—Edmund Trench and 
 
 Simon Patrick, ly R. White, and Isaac Ambrose, aetat. 59 , 1663, fol. 
 all very fine and from the Fothergill Collection — — —- 
 
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 teach, by R. White, very fine and scarce — — 
 
 479 JohnFlavell, by R White , 4 to.—Edward Pearse, by Ditto —William Sherwin, 
 
 by IV- Sherwin, very fine —Hansard Knollis, by Van Hove —William Dyer 
 and John Hopwood, by Drapentier, fine and scarce — ' 
 
 480 William Jenkyn, by Burder — Thomas Jacomb, William Benn, Ihomas 
 
 Warren, and George and Obadiah Hughes, by J. Caldwall —'Ihomas Hea¬ 
 ther—Dr. Richard Lloyd—Dr. Twisse, Proof, ts’c. — 
 
 481 Gilbert Burnet, cetat. 44, 1687 , by R. White, fol.— Increase Mather, by Ditto 
 
 —John Dunton, by Van Hove ; and Thomas Powell and John Moore, 
 cetat. 75, by Drapentier, 12 mo, — —* —* 
 
 482 John Bunyan, by J. Sturt, fol.— Ditto, Etching in the manner of Worlidge, 
 
 by J.H. 1756 ; and Ditto, by Spilsbury, half sheet, mez. &c. — 
 
 483 Cardinal Philip Howard, ly Alb. Clouwet and H. Noblin —Oliver Plunket, 
 
 Abp. of Armagh, ly R. Collin, 12 mo. very fine j and Ditto, executed 
 1(J81, h. sheet, mez. — — — 
 
 484 Thomas Harcourt, William Waring and John Gavan, (Jesuits, executed 
 
 Temp. Charles II.) all by Martin Bouche, very fine and scarce 
 
 485 William Ireland, Jesuit (Ditto) by C. Van Merlen, with and without bis 
 
 Name, ditto — — — 
 
 4S6 Philip Evans, and Charles Baker Lewis (Jesuits) by Alex. Voet, ditto— Tho¬ 
 mas Pickering (Jesuit)—Paulus Magdalen, alias Heath, by Mart. Bas, 
 12 mo._R. P. Gorge, Scotch Capuchin, iu wood, J 2 mo.; and Edmund 
 
 Arrowsmith, Jesuit, 8 vo. — — 
 
 467 Bonaventure Giffard, Bishop of Madura, by C. du Bose —Joseph Carreras, by 
 V. Green, mez. —Thomas Carve, of Tipperary, )G60—Hayes, a Scotch 
 Priest, sitting writing, by M. Lasne, fol. scarce ; and Francis Couplet, 
 Chinese Missionary, W. L. by Faber — 
 
 488 Israel Antoine Aufrere, Henry Arnaud, Thomas Satur, and Jean Armand 
 
 Du Bourdieu (Ministers of the Reformed Church at London) by Paul Van 
 
 Somer, scarce — 
 
 489 Jean Du Bourdieu, Claude Groteste de la Mothe and Paul Falantin de la 
 
 Riviere (Ditto) fine and scarce — — — 
 
 49 0 Pierre Mussard, Minister of the French Church at London, ly Van Somer, 
 
 half sheet mez. and Isaac Dubourdieu, oval 4to. mez. by Ditto, rare 
 
 491 Joanni Cramueli de Lobkouitz, Abeot of Melkose and Cardinal oj 
 
 England, Scotland and Ireland, Lucas Vorstermans fecit, half sheet, 
 VERT FINE AND RARE —• 
 
 492 Count D'Ada, Pope’s Nuntio to King James the Second, by J. Beckett, mez. 
 
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 4C)3 The true Effigies of that Valiant Knight and Marchant Taylor, Sir Ralph 
 Blackwell, in a fur gown, gold chain, &c. Arms of the City of London 
 and Merchant Taylor's Company, 4to. extra rare — — 
 
 494 Sir Richard Whitington, Lord Mayor, by R. Elstracke —Sir Anthony Denny 
 
 —and Sir Henry Guldeforde, by IF. Hollar, &e. — 
 
 495 Sir Reginald Bray, W.L.—Sir Gilbert Talbot, by Fittler —Sir J. Carew— 
 
 Sir Thomas Wyatt, See. etchings by Dalton — _ 
 
 496 Sir Thomas Smith and Sir Francis Walsingham, by Houbrahen, ditto, P. S. 
 
 fol. See —Sir John Cheke, by Nutting —Sir Nicholas Throckmorton, by G. 
 Vertue —and Sir Walter Mildmay, by J. Faber — 
 
 497 Sir William Petre, drawing in colours, from the Original at Exeter College, 
 
 Oxford and Sir Henry Lee with the Mastiff that saved his Life, ditto, from 
 the original, by C. Janssen, with several Verses on the occasion 
 
 498 Sii Richard Shelley—Sir Richard Clough and Sir Henry Lee, by J. Basire— 
 
 Sir Thomas Scott, etching by De Wilde —Sir Thomas Gargrave—Sir John 
 Packington Sir Nicholas Kempe—Sir Wolstan Dixie and various Lord 
 
 Mayors of London, Temp. Queen Elizabeth _ _ 
 
 409 Sir Charles and Sir John Bolle, of Thorpe Hall, by J. Basire— Sir Edward 
 Warren and John Warren de Poynton, by Ditto —John Towneley, of 
 Towneley, Esq. Obiit 1607 , aetat. 79 , p. p .—and Sir Philip Sidney, by C. 
 Warren, Proof — _ _ __ 
 
 50° Sir Philip Sidney when a Youth, and his Brother, Sir Robert Sidney, Whole 
 lengths, drawing in colours, from the Original of Mark Garrard, at Pens - 
 hurst, by T. Athow _ _ _ 
 
 .501 Sir James Scudamore, (the Scudamore of Spencer J curious W. L. drawing in 
 
 colours, from the Original at Holm Lacy _ _ 1_ 
 
 £02 Sir Thomas Coningsby and his Dwarf Cricket, ditto, W. L’s. from the 
 Original at Hampton Court, Herefordshire — 
 
 503 John Habmgton, Cofferer to Queen Elizabeth, ditto, from the original at 
 
 Hin lip — _ _ _ __ 
 
 504 Sir William Brereton, after Lucas de Heere, 1579, by J. Basire— Sir Richard 
 
 and Sir Thomas Beaumont, by Ditto —Sir Robert Hitcham, by Harding- 
 Sir Paul Pindar and his Brother— 3 nd Sir Robert Shirley, W.L. by Birrell 
 
 505 Sir Thomas Gresham, by R. Thew, Proof, and Ditto by Faber and J. B 
 
 Michel _ _ _ _ 
 
 506 Sir Thomas Chaloner, after Vaniyck, by Earlorn —and Thomas Sutton, W. L, 
 
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 by Eliz. Gulston —JohnBruen of Stapleford, 12 mo.—Sir Henry Unton— 
 John Habington—Sir Henry Bromley—Sir John Brockett—and Sir Nicho¬ 
 las Carew — — — — 
 
 508 Sir Henry Sidney, from the Heroologia —Sir John Perrott and Sir Edwyn 
 
 Sandys, ly Val. Green — and Sir Philip Parker and Richard Perceval, by J. 
 Faber, from the House of Yvery — — — 
 
 509 & ir Thomas Overlury, aetat. 32, Oval, by Simon Pass, 4to. rare — 
 
 510 Sir Thomas Smith, Ambassador to Russia, ly Ditto, fine and scarce — 
 
 511 Sir Dudley Carleton, ly IV. Delff, 4to.—Sir William Wadd, Tho. Jenner, 
 
 exc. fine old impression —and Darcy Wentworth, ly Pass, ditto, from Mr. 
 Gulston’s Collection — — — — 
 
 512 Sir Anthony Shirley in armour, ly JEgidius Sadeler —Ditto in a square, 1601 , 
 
 4to.—and Ditto, Oval with gold chain and medal, 4to. very fine and scarce 
 
 513 Sir Robert Shirley, jetat. 28 , 1609 , Ambassador from the Sophi of 
 
 Persia to thf. Court of Rome, with vignette, representing his audience of 
 the Pope, M. G. fecit, 8 ro. extra rare, from the Gulston Collection 
 
 514 Sir Robert Shirley, aetat. 28, 1609 , in a turban surmounted with a Cross, 
 
 gold chain, &c. small ornamented oval, engraved at Rome, Curious and 
 equally rare with the preceding — — 
 
 515 Sir Robert Shirley, W. L. habited in the Persian Costume, drawing in colours, 
 
 from the Original at Petworth, ly Gardiner — — 
 
 516 Sir Hugh Myddelton, by G. Vertue —Thomas Harley, Esq.—Thomas Sutton 
 
 and William Trumbull, ly Ditto —Thomas Sutton, W. L. ly Van Hove — 
 and William Trumbull, ly Grilelin, fine — — — 
 
 517 Thomas Sutton, Founder of the Charter House, by R. Elstracke, Sold by 
 
 Comp. Holland, 4 to. very fine and scarce — — — 
 
 518 Sir Thomas Pope—Sir Richard Sutton—Thomas Sutton—Nicholas Wadhatn 
 
 and Thomas Tesdale, (Founders,) by J. Faber, fine —— 
 
 519 Sir Richard. Sutton, p. p. —Thomas Sutton—Sir George Villiers, with a Grey¬ 
 
 hound, by IV. P. Sherlock —Nicholas Ferrar, A.M. by P. IV. Tomkins, p. p. 
 before the plate was reduced —Humphrey Chetham, (Founder,) by Heath — 
 and Alderman Nash of Worcester, ly J. Ross — _ 
 
 520 Sir William Pope and Sir Anthony Welden, ly Godfrey, proof— Sir John 
 
 Oglander, ditto — William Cole, 1597, etching ly Miss Gulston— William 
 
 Lamb, ( 6 l 2 —Thomas Habington—Emery Hill—Sir Peter Yotnw Sir 
 
 Thomas Remington and Family, &rc. — — 
 
 521 Alderman Leate, ly J. Payne, very fine —and John Graves, aged 103, ly G. 
 
 Vertue, Proof — — — — _ 
 
 522 Sir Everard Digby and Sir Kenelm Digby, aetat. 23, Whole length Draw¬ 
 
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 524 Sir John Wynn of Gwedir, obiit 1626, jetat. 73, in an Oval of Fo¬ 
 
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 525 Sir George Coke, Secretary of State, by G. White —Sir Philip Perceval, by 
 
 W. H. Toms, 8 vo. engraved for the House tf Yvery, scarce —and Ditto, 
 ly J. Faber — — — — 
 
 526 John Pym, four English Verses, ly G. Fertue, 4to.—and Ditto, small oval, 
 
 by W- Hollar, fine, Houbraken, Gucht, &c. one a proof — 
 
 527 John Pym, inscribed Maitre Pin, in a fur gown covered with Vermin (a spu¬ 
 
 rious Portrait) Oval, 4to. rare and curious —- — 
 
 528 John Hamden, Vindex Libertatis, by Audran, from the Fothergill Col¬ 
 
 lection —Ditto, Illustrious Head —Sir Henry Vane, small oval —W. Lenthall 
 and Sir Francis Windebank, etchings ly Paul, proofs —and a Proof impres¬ 
 sion of the Lord Keeper Finch and Windebank, in the same plate, published 
 by J. Thane — — — — — 
 
 529 Sir Henry Fane, Knt. of Raby Castle, Oval of Foliage, by W Faithorne —Sir 
 
 Edward Dering, by G. Glover, fol. —and John Dethick of West Newton, 
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 530 Sir Robert Harley, by G. Fertue, fol. —Sir Nathaniel Barnardiston, by Fan 
 
 Hove, 12 mo.—Sir Martin Lister (Copy) —William Hervey, ly Gucht —Ar¬ 
 thur Goodwin—and Sir Thomas Wharton, W. L. after Fandyck, by Val. 
 
 531 Sir James Cambell, Knt. Lord Mayor of London, ly G. Glover, 
 
 P. Stent excudit, 12 mo. fine and very scarce — — 
 
 532 Isaac Pennington, small head, in the Committee, or Popery in Masquerade, 
 
 sheet, rare, with the Explanatory Verses on a separate sheet — 
 
 533 George Tooke de Popes in Comitatu Hartford Armigfri, Motto, 
 
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 534 John Harrison, Alderman and Founder of St. John’s College, 
 
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 Richard Wynne, by Bartoloxrd, ditto —Sir Nicholas Crispe, W. L. by Cro- 
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 536 James Calthorpe of East Barham, SElut. 38, 1642, and the Copy—Sir Tho¬ 
 
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 538 Henry Welby, Gent. ^Etat. 84, sitting at a Table, Eight English Verses, 
 
 Vanitas Vanitatum omnia Vanitas, by IV. Marshall, 4to. fine and 
 rare, and the Copy — 
 
 539 Edward Calver, Gent, of Willie in Suffolk, by W. Hollar. Svo .fine and scarce 
 
 540 George Rodolph Weckherlin (Latin Secretary to Charles 1 st) after My tens, by 
 
 W. Faithorne, 4to. very fine and scarce — 
 
 541 Sir Benjamin Rudyerd, iEtat. 54, 1625, ly J. Payne, half sheet— and Ditto, 
 
 ly IV. Hollar, 12m o.fine — — 
 
 542 Sir John Kedermister (misnamed Thomas Kiderminster by Grangei) of 
 
 Langley, in Co. Bucks, TEtat. 52, 1628, J. Cecill sculp. Oval 4to. 
 extra rare, from Mr. Gulstons Collection 
 
 543 Endimmyon Porter of his Majesties Bedchamber, Guil. Dobson 
 
 pinx.it, W. Faithorne sculp. Sold by Thomas Rowlett, extra rake 
 and brilliant, with MS. Note of the late Mr. Bindley respecting the au¬ 
 thenticity of the Portrait — 
 
 544 Robert Rawdon, Governour of St. Thomas’s Hospital, died at 
 
 Mitcham in Surrey, 1644. A. Hertochs fe. small 4to. extra rare 
 AND FINE, FROM Mr. GuLSTON S COLLECTION 
 
 545 Lawrence Rawdon, late Alderman of the City of York, died at 
 
 York, 1626 , by A. Hertochs, small 4to. ditto — 
 
 546 Sir John Gell, Bart. jEtat. 74, in armour. Oval, half sheet—Philip Gell, of 
 
 Derbyshire, small oval, proof, p. p.—Sir Robert Shirley, Bart. Obiit 6 Nov. 
 
 1656 , ly J. Basire, ditto - Sir Thomas Cullum, Bart, ly Ditto— Hon. 
 
 Thomas Egerton, ly IV. Evans— and Robert Cromwell, Esq. (Father of the 
 
 Protector) by J. Stow — — 
 
 547 Ssr Edward Nicholas, ly A. Hertochs, h. s— and Ditto, after Sir Peter Lely, 
 
 by G. Vertue, b. di.fine and scarce — — 
 
 548 Secretary Thurloe, by G. Vertue— Ditto with Hugh Peters giving audience to 
 
 the Dutch Ambassadors, by W. Sherwin - Edmund Ludlow and Algei- 
 
 non Sydney, Busts ly Cipriani, on India paper, tsfe. one a proof — 
 
 549 Sir Samuel Morland, after Lely, ly Lomlart, SCc.- and Algernon Sydney, in 
 
 armour, large 4to mez. fine and scarce — — — 
 
 550 Alexander Erskine, Ambassador from Sweden, ly C. Galle— and three ot 
 
 Andrew Marvell, Busts, by J. Basire and Cipriani — — 
 
 551 Bulstrode WhUlocke, in armour, by H. Hulsbergh, (o\. from the lotnergill 
 
 Collection- and Sir Peter Temple, Bust, by R. Gaywood, very fine 
 
 552 Sir William Paston, Bart. 1659 , Oval, Half Sheet, by W. Faithorne, 
 
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 John Holt, Oeiit 1659, ALtat. 12, two withered tranches of cypress over his 
 head, Eight English Verses, 8 vo. very fine and scarce —and a Copy of the 
 
 same, ly the late Mr. John Thane _ _ _ 
 
 Anonymous Portrait of a Youth, ly G. Glover, 1641 , small oval, laced band, 
 flowing hair, &c. rare— Another of an Elderly Person, from a silver Plate, 
 ly Ditto, oval, 12 mo. — _ _ _ 
 
 Sir William Morice and Sir William Temple (Illustrious Heads)— Sir Dudley 
 North, by G. Vertue— and Sir Richard Fanshaw, ly W.Faithorne, very fine 
 Sir William Temple, after Lely, by Vandrebanc, Oval, large half sheet, fine 
 and scarce— and Sir Leoline Jenkins, ly Hander Gucht,fiol. — 
 
 John Hervey, of Ickworth, in Suffolk, after Lely, ly Tompson —the Honble. 
 
 Henry Sidney, W\ L. and Sir John Lowther, after Ditto, by Browne 
 Sir Philip Perceval—Sir John Perceval, 7 th and 8 th of that name— and George 
 and Robert Percevals, ly J. Taler, 8 vo. mczxs. from the House of Yvery, 
 fine and scarce — _ _ _ 
 
 Sir Edward Dering, Bart. Obiit. 1676 , G. Kneller finx. R. White 
 
 SCULP. 1687 , EXTRA FINE AND RARE, FROM THE FoTHERGILL COLLECTION 
 Sir William Davidsone, Knight and Baronet, one of the Gentlemen 
 of his Majesty’s Privy Chamber, Conservator and Resident for his 
 Majesties most Ancient Kingdom of Scotland in the Seventeen 
 Provinces, A2tat. 48, 1644, Chr. Hagens delineavit et sculpsit, 
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 Oval, large h. sh. very fine — — — 
 
 563 William Verney, Esq.W. L. after Lely, by Tompson —and Thomas Windham, 
 
 Esq. after Sir Ralph Cole, by Ditto, fine and scarce — 
 
 564 Sir John Webster, with the Arms and English Inscription, by T. Matham — 
 
 and John Cockshutt, Nobilis Anglos, by D. Logy an, fol. — 
 
 565 Sir Edward Harley, 1660 , by F. Verlue— Sir Robert Clayton, Lord Mayor of 
 
 London, 1680 , by J. Smith —Daniel Colwal, by R. White, See. fol. —and 
 Sir Edmund Bury Godfrey, by P. Vandrebanc, h. sh. — 
 
 566 Sir Herbert Perrott, Oval of Foliage, rich laced Band, Shoulder 
 
 Knot, Scarf, Sec . R. White sculil 4to. rariss, from the Fothergill 
 Collection — — — — 
 
 567 Sir John Moore, Lord Mayor of London, 16S2, after Sir Peter Lely, by 
 
 M‘Ardell, very fine and scarce — — — 
 
 568 Sir Thomas Armstrong, Oval, with other British Patriots in the Print of the 
 
 Duke of Monmouth and his Adherents, by J. Savage, large h. sh. ditto 
 
 569 Solemn Mock Procession of the Pope, Cardinals, Jesuits, Fryers, See. until the 
 
 Effigies (/Sir Edmund Bury Godfrey, through the City of London, 
 1679 , by W. Faithorne, sheet —and Strange’s Case strangely altered 
 (by Sir Roger L'Estrange) by Ditto, rare and curious — 
 
 570 Thomas Thynne, of Longleale, in Co. Wilts, after Kneller, by R. White, fol. 
 
 571 Thomas Thynne, Esq. long wig, laced band and cravat. Sold by John Lloyd 
 
 in the Middle Exchange, 4to. mez. fine and rare — — 
 
 572 Johannes Meeke, A. M. Aul® B. Mari® Magd: (Oxon:) Alumnus 
 
 Centum Lieras Annuas 1605, Scull Cap with a Book in his hand, in an 
 Oval, Monumental Effigy, Resurgam in Cypher underneath, sheet, rariss. 
 from the Rawlinson Collection. Vide Memoranda of Mr. Gulstons 
 at the back of the Portrait — — — 
 
 573 Colonel Robert Fielding, fondling a Mastiff, by J . Beckett, h. s. mez. proof 
 
 574 Erasmus Smith, of Edmondihorp in the County of Leicester, by G. White, 
 
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 575 Robertus Stafford de Bradfield in Comitatu Berks, Ten Latin 
 
 Verses, Proofbefore the name of the Engraver was inserted, very 
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 576 The Effigies ofMr.JoshuaMoone,Midst the Rough ImpatientWave— 
 
 I a Calme and Smoothnesse have.—Motto, Ai.nsy mon Ame. Emblem 
 a Sun Flower. R. White ad vivum delin et sculp. Oval, half 
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 LINGSBY BETHELL, SHERIFF OF I.ONDON AND MIDDLESEX, 1680, WHOLE 
 Length, in his Livery Gown, Gold Chain, &c. W. Sherwin sculp. 
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 Mr. Gulston’s Collection — — — 
 
 .lderman Edward Backwell, in a flowered Gown, Ship saluting in the 
 distance, large sheet, brilliant impression — — 
 
 ohn Kenrick, Esq. aetat. 2 Q, W. L. by G Vertue —Benjamin Hewling, 8vo. 
 fine —and a Copy of the same—and Samuel Pepys, by R. White 
 ohn Moyser, Esc/, of Beverley in Yorkshire, without Inscription, by Francis 
 Place, oval, h. s. mez. scarce — — — 
 
 AMUEL MaLINES, OvAL, IN A CLOAK, ARMS UNDERNEATH, G. CLARET 
 P 1 NXIT, P. Lombart SCULPSIT, half sheet, extra fine and rare, from 
 Mr. Gulston’s Collection — — — 
 
 hilip Woolrich, in armour, without Inscription, after J. Greenhill, by F. 
 Place, large 4to. mez. very scarce — — — 
 
 homas Killigrew, Page to King Charles the First, K-c.'sittfng in 
 his Study, W. Shepherd pinx. W. Faithorne sculp, rare and eril- 
 
 fiomas Killigrew, Groom of the Bedchamber to King Charles the Second, 
 long beard and Sword, ajter Wissing, by Pander Vaarl,flne and scarce 
 ir Thomas Nott, Knt. Gentleman Usher to King Charles the Se¬ 
 cond, R. White ad vivum delin. et sculp. 1678, Oval, half sheet, 
 very fine and extra rare, from the Fothergill Collection —with 
 the Copy — — — — — 
 
 ir Stephen Fox, by J. Simon, scarce -Sir William Petty and Mr. William 
 
 Richards, by J. Smith, veryflne — — _ 
 
 R. White sculp. 8vo. very fine and rare from Mr. Gulston’s Col¬ 
 lection — — — — — 
 
 Mainwaring—Sir Richard Bulstrode—Sir Thomas Herbert (two different 
 etchings )—Thomas Staveley of Leicester—Honble. Thomas Egerton—Ed¬ 
 ward Progers, and Thomas Foley ofWitley Court, W. L. Obiit 1677,aet. 59 
 ir Richard Brown, Ambassador from Charles 2d to Lewis 14th, in an Octagon 
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 —Lord Chancellor Audley, by Tomkins— Lord Chancellor Rich, Judge 
 More and Sir Thomas More, etchings, by Dalton —and Lyndewode (Monk) 
 Temp. Henry 6th, W. L. wood cut , from his Provinciate — 
 
 5Q5 Sir John Fortescue, by W. Faithorne, fol .—and Ditto, W. L. Etching in his 
 robes with the Seals ('misnamed Judge Littleton by Granger)■—with the 
 Drawing and an Original Letter from Mr. George Hardinge to the Rev. 
 Mr. Granger explanatory of the same — — 
 
 Sg6 Sir Thomas More, with the Seals, by R. Elstracke, 4to. and a Foreign Copy 
 of the same, 12mo.—Ditto, by Freeman—and after Holbein, by L. Vor- 
 sterman, very fne — — — — 
 
 5Q7 Family of Sir Thomas More, after Ditto, outline by Cochin —and in aquatinta, 
 by Chr. de Mechel — — — — 
 
 5g8 Family of Sir Thomas More, Lord Chancellor, consisting ofTwelve 
 Whole Length Figures, Beautiful High Finished Drawing in Colours 
 after the Original Picture of Holbein, by G. P. Harding, i 811 
 
 599 Edmund Plowden, Serjeant at Law, by T. Stayner,fol. —Sir Nicholas Bacon, 
 
 by Houbraken —Sir Christopher Hatton with his Coat of Arms, curious — 
 Sir Thomas Bromley—and two different of Sir Christopher Wray 
 
 600 Sir Christopher Hatton, Lord Chancellor, Whole Length, singularly habited, 
 
 drawing in colours from the Original at Ditchley, Oxfordshire, byT. Athow 
 
 601 Sir James Dyer, by Drapenlier —Sir Edmund Anderson, by IV. Faithorne — 
 
 and Sir John Clench, by IV. Hollar — — 
 
 602 William Barclay, Oval with Armorial Bearings, by Claude Mellan —and Adam 
 
 Blackwood, by J. Picart, 1644, rare — — 
 
 603 Sir Thomas Egerton, Lord Chancellor, by IV. Bond —John Lennard of Cheve- 
 
 ning and Knowle, Custos Brevium de Banco, engraving on stone, unpub¬ 
 lished —and Sir Francis Bacon, by Marshall, Houbraken, &c. one a proof 
 
 604 Francis Bacon, Viscount St. Albans, by G. Vertue, fol. and 4 to. —his Tomb, 
 
 by IV. Hollar, all Jrom the Fothergill Collection -and sitting writing, 
 
 (modern) by J. Dudley, tivo. — — — 
 
 605 Thomas Egerton, Baron Ellesmere, by Simon Pass. Sold by John Hind, 4to. 
 
 scarce — — — — — 
 
 606 Sir Edward Coke, by Ditto, Comp. Holland exc. 4to. fine and scarce — 
 G 07 Sir Edward Coke, Lord Keeper Williams, andSirThomas Coventry (Illustrious 
 
 Heads) —and Sir Edward Coke, by D. Loggan, h. sh.fine — 
 
 
 
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 609 Sir Julius CjEsar, Knt. Master of the Rolls, R. Elstracke sculp. 
 
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 610 Sir Julius Caesar, aetat. 76 , J <533, Drawing in Colours, from the Original at 
 
 Hammersmith, by G. P. Harding — — 
 
 611 Sir Henry Hobart, Lord Chief Justice, by Simon Pass. Sold by Sudbury and 
 
 Humble, 4to. extra fine — — — 
 
 612 Sir James Ley, by J. Payne, 12mo — Sir Francis Moore, by IV. Failhorne— 
 
 Michael Dalton, by IV. Marshall —and etching, by M. Tyson Richard 
 Martin (Copy) and Sir Thomas Craig of Riccartoun, by G. Vertue — 
 
 613 Sir Thomas Coventry, Lord Keeper, Oval with the Seals. Sold by Peter Stent, 
 
 4to. very fine and rare, from the Fothergill Collection 
 
 614 John Lord Finch, Sir Robert Barkley, Sir George Croke, and Sir Richard 
 
 Hutton, small ovals, by W. Hollar, very fine — -~ 
 
 615 Edward Lord Littleton, Lord Keeper, Oval with the Great Seal, by IV. Failhorne, 
 
 half sheet, fine and scarce — — 
 
 616 Sir Randall Crewe, Lord Chief Justice of England, drawing in colours, from 
 
 the Original at Wrest, by T. Athow 
 
 617 Sir Ralph Crewe and Sir Robert Heath, from Dugdale's Origines Judiciales, 
 
 by IV. Hollar — — 
 
 618 Sir Robert Berkeley, ly G. Powle —Sir Nicholas Lechmere, by V. Green— 
 
 Sir Edward Littleton—Sir John Glynne, by J. Caldwall, &c.— Oliver St. ^ 
 
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 619 Sir William Jones, by IV. Sherwin— Sir George Croke, by R. Gay wood - 
 
 Sir William Noy—Judge Jenkins, by IV. Marshall —and Sir Richard 
 Brownlowe, &c. by T. Cross — 
 
 620 John Selden, after Lely, by Vertue, li. sh. —Ditto, by J. Chantry and Robert 
 
 Aylett, Master in Chancery, by T. Cross, fine and scarce — 
 
 621 William Prynne, by W. Hollar —and Ditto, P. Stent exc. Oval 4to, fine and 
 
 scarce — — 
 
 622 Sir Alexander Gibson of Drurie, D. Paton delin. R. W hite sculp, fol. ditto 
 
 623 Sir Thomas Mallet, Knt. Justice of the King’s Bench, in iiis Judges 
 
 Cap and Robes, by S. Df. Wilde Jrorn a drawing in the King's Clarendon, ^ 
 FRESOUE uniciue, proof. Vide curious MS. Note respecting the destruction 
 of the Plate, by Mr. Gulston at the back of the portrait — 
 
 624 Henry Rolle, Lord Chief Justice, by A. Hertochs— Thomas Fidell of Furmval’s 
 
 Inn, by Cross— Sir Orlando Bridgman, by R. IVhite— and Lord Chief Baron 
 Wandesford, after Vandyck, sheet mez. proof — — 
 
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 626 Sir Orlando Bridgman, Lord Keeper, by W. Faithorne, extra fine 
 
 627 Anthony Earl of Shaftesbury, afiter Cooper, by Baron— Ditto, by Houbraken 
 
 Lord Clarendon, by Freeman —Sir John Maynard and Sir Matthew Hale, 
 by G. Fertue — — 
 
 628 Anthony Earl of Shaftesbury, sitting in his Chancellor s Lobes, 
 
 16/3, J. Greenhill pinx. A. Blooteling sculp, sheet, extra fine 
 
 and rare — — 
 
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 629 Anthony Earl of Shaftesbury, Lord Chancellor of England, 1673 , Jo. Green- 
 
 hill pinx. E. Luttrell fe. small 4to. mez. very fine and scarce — 
 
 630 Heneage Finch, Earl of Nottingham, Lord Chancellor, after Kneller, by R. 
 
 White, fine — — 
 
 631 Francis Lord Guilford, Lord Keeper, by D. Loggan, large h. sh.fine and scarce 
 
 632 Sir Richard Rainsford, Lord Chief Justice, sitting m his Judge’s Robes, 
 
 W. Claret Pinx. R. Tompson Exc. half sheet mez. very fine and rare 
 
 633 Sir John Vaughan, by R. White—Sir Geoffrey Palmer, by Ditto— Hon. Roger 
 
 North and Richard Graves of Mickelton, by G. Vertue, fine 
 
 634 Sir Thomas Jones, sitting on the Bench, W. Claret Pinx. R. Tompson 
 
 Exc. half sheet mez. very fine and rare — 
 
 635 Sir Thomas Jones, Knt. Lord Chief Justice, in his Robes, R., Whitb 
 
 AD VIVUM DELIN'. ET SCULP. 1685, LARGE HALF SHEET, EXTRA RARE AND 
 
 FINE - - ’ 
 
 636 Sir John King of the Inner Temple, Latin Inscription, Obiit 1677 , 
 
 ^tat. 38 , Oval ; Roll in his Hand, W. Sherwin sculp, large half 
 sheet, very fine and rariss. from Mr. Gulston’s, but originally 
 from Mr. West’s-Collection — 
 
 6.37 Sir John Nisbet of Dirleton, Lord Advocate, D. Paton delin. R. White sculp. 
 
 fol. rare — — 
 
 638 Sir George Mackenzie, A Valle Rosarum, Oval, by P. Vandrebanc, h. sh. 
 
 fine from the Fothergill Collection 
 
 639 Sir Patrick Lyon, of Carse, Knt. Oval of Foliage, R. White ad 
 
 vivum Sculp. Brilliant Proof, from Mr. Gulston’s Collection, 
 
 and prior from that of Mr. West 
 
 610 Sir George Jeffreys, Lord Chief Justice of England, 1684, in his 
 Judge’s Robes, after Kneller, by R. Wiute^arge half sheet, 
 
 extra fine and rare 
 
 6ji Lord Chancellor Jeffries, taken disguised in Wopping, Engraved for the 
 Devils Broker, half sheet, the Original Print very rare — 
 
 612 Sir Robert Wright, Lord Chief Justice, after J. Riley by R. While, Oval, 
 large half sheet, very fine and scarce 
 
 6-13 Sir Henry Bedingfield, Knt. Lord Chief Justice of the Common 
 Pleas ; in his Judge’s Robes, R. White ad vivum delin. et sculp. 
 1685, large half sheet, very fine touched proof, Rarissimus 
 
 
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 644 Sir Fkancis Pemberton, Lord Chief Justice, 1681, in the Center of 
 
 Seven Ovals, inscribed. The Bishops Council, Engraven by R. 
 White, 1688, large half sheet, extra fine and rare — 
 
 645 The Bishops Counsel, Seven Ovals encompassed with Palm, and 
 
 Sold by S. Baker, at the Whit* Horse, Fleet Street, large half 
 SHEET, EXTRA FINE AND CURIOUS, FROM Mr. GuLSTOn’s COLLECTION 
 
 646 Sir Thomas Street, ex tat. 63, by R. White, 1683, Oval, large half sheet, very 
 
 fine and scarce — _ _ 
 
 647 Sir John Hoskins, Bust on a Pedestal under an Arch, bt W. Faithorne 
 
 and R. White, 4 /o. very fine and rare , from the Fothergill Collection 
 
 648 Sir Christopher Turner, by S. Harding— George Lord Jefferies, Sir William 
 
 Williams and Sir John Trevor, by IV. Bond —and Anonymous Head of a 
 Lawyer, by R. White, according to Granger (Vol. 4, p. 315) but since 
 ascertained to be the portrait of the Rev. Mark Hildesley __ 
 
 MILITARY CHARACTERS. 
 
 64Q Sir Richard Stacpoole, by J. Watson —Sir John Hawkwood, by T. Patch —Sir 
 Thomas Erpingham—Sir Philip Sidney, by G. Vertue (two different) —and 
 Ditto, by Houbraken, Proof —. __ _ 
 
 650 Sir Philip Sidney, Obiit 15S6, Oval in armour, by R. Elstracke, 4to. rare 
 
 651 Sir Philip Sidney, two Busts crown’d with Laurel, French Inscriptions, by J. 
 
 de Courbes, &rc. 8vo.—and Sir John Ogle, by IV. Faithorne, fine 
 
 652 Sir Horace Vere, Oval in Armour, by F. Delaram. Sold by John Hind, rare 
 
 653 Sir Horace Vere, on horseback, his armour curiously inlaid and gilt, 
 
 G. Mountin sculpsit. Sold by Robert Peake, 4to. very ears 
 
 654 Sir Edward Cecil, Viscount Wimeledon, in Armour, Truncheon 
 
 in his hand. Simon Pass sculp. 4 to. very fine and rare 
 
 655 Sir John Burgii, in Armour, holding a Truncheon, Oval encom¬ 
 
 passed with Military Trophies, Tho. Cecill sculp. William 
 Peake excudit, 4 to. very fine and extra rare _ 
 
 656 General William Fairfax, slain at Frankenthall, Six English 
 
 Verses, by R. Gaywood, Oval 4 to. very fine and rare, from the 
 Fothkrgill Collection — — _ 
 
 657 General William Fairfax, Oval with Military Trophies, four Latin lines, by 
 
 Martin Droeshout, 8vo. ditto — _ _ 
 
 658 Sir Henry Rich (afterwards Earl of Holland) Captain of his 
 
 Majesties Guard, Oval, with Military Trophies, Wilh Pass 
 sculp. Sold by Tho. Jenner, 4 to. extra fine, from Mr. Gulston’s 
 Collection — — _ 
 
 
 
 
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Seventh Day’s Sale. 
 
 MILITARY CHARACTERS 
 
 CONTINUED. 
 
 LOT 
 
 C 59 SlR Charles Lucas, (shot at the surrender of Colchester Castle, 1658,) in half 
 armour. Dog, Helmet and Gun on a table, drawing in colours, from the 
 Original by Dobson at Wrest House, ly T. Athow — 
 
 660 Sir Bevil Grenville, eetat. 3 9 , 1640, by W. Faithorne, 4to. Brilliant, 
 
 and a Copy of the same, ly J. Fittler — — — 
 
 661 Sir Jacob Astley, (afterwards Lord Astley) and Sir Bernard Astley, loth ly 
 
 T, lVorlidge,fine — — — — 
 
 662r Sir Thomas Fairfax, on horseback, from Sprigge's Anglia Rediviva, Edw. 
 Bowers pinx. IV. Marshall sculp, very fine arid scarce — 
 
 663 Sir Thomas Fairfax, General of the Parliament Forces, Oval in 
 
 Armour, Guil. Faithorne Sculp, half sheet, very fine and rare 
 
 664 Oliver Cromwell, (Lieutenant General)—Sir William Waller—Sir William 
 
 Balfour; Sir William Brer elan—Sir John Meldrum—General Edward 
 Massey—Major General Poyntz, Major General Shippon and Major Gene¬ 
 ral Browne — all from Ricraft’s England’s Champions, very fine 
 and rare — — — — — 
 
 665 Major General Harrison—Col. John Hewson—Col. John Penruddock, from 
 
 Clarendon's History of the Rebellion —Sir William Waller, ly T. Milton — 
 Generals Ireton, Lambert and Fleetwood, (Illustrious Heads,J fine — 
 
 666 Sir William Waller, Knight, Sargeant Major Genekall op the 
 
 Parliament’s Army, C. J. pinxit, 1643, Rottrumondt incidit. 
 Most Spirited Etching in an Oval, encompassed with Military Trophies, large 
 
 4to. EXTRA FINE AND EARS - - - - 
 
 667 Sir William Waller, (from Heath's Chronicle )—Col. Nathaniel Fiennes— 
 
 General Lesley—Sir Charles Lucas and Sir George Lisle, (from Clarendon) 
 —Sir Edward Walker receiving Instructions from Charles the First— 
 (Ditto) and Major Wildman, (Copy.) — — — 
 
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 608 Colonel John Okey, E&uestrian Portrait wielding a Truncheon, 
 sold by P. Stent, Etching, 4 ro. Rariss. from Mr. Gulston's 
 Collection — — — — 
 
 66g Colonel John Okey, copied from the preceding —Ditto and Col. Barkstead— 
 Col. Ralph Assheton, Obiit 1650, W. L. etching, by T. Barrett, p. p .— 
 Col. Edward Popham—Col. Francis Hacker—Col. Richard Lovelace— 
 and Sir John Owen, by J. Caldwall — — — 
 
 670 Sir James Ramsay, Scotus, aetat. 4/, 1636, Oval in armour, by Selasl, Funk, 
 half sheet, scarce —and General Rupert Douglas, by J. Falck, ditto, very fine 
 6/1 Sir Bazill Brooke, small Oval, separated from the extra rare Print of Lady 
 Aubigny, Lord Jermyn and other Loyalists —and The Meek Knight (Richard 
 Cromwell) between Giant Desborough and Gen. Lambert, IF. L's. in 
 wood, 4 to. rare — — ■— •— 
 
 672 Effigies of the Valliant and Renowned General Moncke, J. Bar- 
 
 LOWE DELIN. R. GaYWOOD FECIT. HALF SHE 1 T, VERY FINE AND RARE 
 
 673 The Right Honourable the Lord Debuty Fleetwood, very small 
 
 whole length in armour, trunk breeches and walking stick in his hand, very 
 rare, from the Fothergill Collection — — — 
 
 674 Sir Ewen Cameron, Chief of the Clan Cameron, Oval in Armour, Six English 
 
 Verses, 8vo.—and Thomas Sanders de Ireton, by D. Loggan, fine and 
 
 675 Colonel Hutchinson in armour, by J. Neagle —Col. John Morris, by Stow— 
 
 Col. George Fleetwood, from a miniature of Cooper's, by H. Meyer —Col. 
 Thomas Richardson, (Monumental Effigy) and two W. L. Etchings of Sir 
 Thomas Morgan, by E. Gulston, p. p. — — — 
 
 676 Sir James Turner, Oval in Armour, by R. White, fol. from the Fothergill 
 
 Collection —and Sir George Rawdon, by Ditto, 8 vo. — 
 
 677 The true and lively Pourtraiture of that Valliant Colonel 
 
 Thomas Rawdon, Eldest Son of that Worthy Knight Sir Masha- 
 duke Rawdon, Obiit 1666, jetat. 54 , 8vo. extra finb and rare 
 
 678 Colonel Giles Strangways, of Melmbuiiy Samfokd in Dorsetshire, 
 
 in Armour j Oval of Foliage, by D. Loggan, half sheet, very 
 
 FINE AND RARE - — - - 
 
 679 Gknerall Thomas Dalyell, (Dalziel) Major General of Charles 
 
 the Second’s Army at the Battle of Worcester, Obiit ldS 5 , Oval 
 in Armour, bareheaded and long venerable, beard, D Patton 
 DELIN. P. VANDREBANC SCULP. HALF SHEET, VERY FINE AND RARISS. 
 
 660 John Cults Armiger de Childerly, Oval in Armour after Wissing, by Williams, 
 very fine and scarce, from the Fothergill Collection — 
 
 681 The (Six) Portsmouth Captains who declared in favor of the Prince 
 of Orange at the Revolution, 1688, Pro Latria, Patria, Atria, 
 ey R. White, large half sheet, very fine and extra rare — 
 
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 682 Sir Francis Drake, with a Globe suspended under an Arch, by G . Vertue , 
 
 sheet Ditto and Sir Walter Raleigh, ly Vertue , Houbraken , tsfc .—and 
 Portrait of-■ Eldred, (Navigator) by J . Basire — _ 
 
 683 Sir /Valter Raleigh , Oval, by Simon Pass, Comp . Holland exc . 4 to. very fine — 
 
 and Ditto, by G . Glover , 4 to . — _ _ 
 
 684 Sir Martin Frobisher, W. L. his hand embracing a Pistol , sword by his side . 
 
 Sphere on a table , & c . curious Drawing in colours from the Original at 
 Oxford, by Silvester Harding _ _ _ 
 
 685 Sir John Hawkins and Sir Martin Frobishe^^/rorra the Heroologia—Slv Richard 
 
 Grenville and Captain John Smith, by S . Pass , 8vo. from his History of 
 Virginia, fine — _ _ __ _ 4 
 
 686 Sir John Pennington, Vice Admiral of his Majesties Fleet, 1636, 
 
 Oval m Armour , with Military Trophies , Ships at Sea , C . V. Dalen, 
 Sculp. Sold by Tko . Jenner , large 4 to . extra fine and rare — 
 
 687 Dominus Edvardus Mountagu, Prospectus Classis Reipublicje An- 
 
 GLIJE, IN A PLAIN HAEIT, LONG HAIR AND CRAVAT. Ab: WuCHTEKS 
 (WoUTERs) PINXIT. AlB. HaELWEGH SCULP. HALF SHEET, EXTRA RARE 
 AND CURIOUS, PROBABLY UNIQUE — _ _ 
 
 688 Admiral Robert Blake -, Vindex Commercii, Oval , h . sh . mez . by Tho. 
 
 Preston , extra fine , from the Father gill Collection — _ 
 
 689 Sir Tretswell Hollis, Admiral, Cutlass in his hand , Naval Engagement , 
 
 isc . after Lely , by Browne , h . sh . mez . rare and brilliant — 
 
 690 Sir bVidiam Bartley , ( Berkeley ) Admiral , after Ditto, by Tompson, h, s. mez. 
 
 fine and scarce — _ _ _ _ 
 
 691 Sir Thomas Allen , large Oval in Armour, after Kneller , by Vandrebanc , sheet 
 6u2 Henricus Terne Armiger gui Anno 1660, Hisfaniorum 0 Navium 
 
 CLASSEM PER 9 HORAS SOLUS SUSTINUIT, &C. IN AN OvAL COMPOSED OF 
 
 Oak leaves; W. Sheppard Pinx. Guil. Faithorne Sculp, large 
 half sheet, extra rare.— N . B . The Plate was subsequently altered to the 
 Duke of Monmouth — __ __ _ 
 
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 693 Matthew Paris, Obiit 1259, W.L. by E. Cecill —Sylvester Giraldus Cambren- 
 sis, by J. Basire— -Roger Bacon, &c. by Ditto —John Stanbridge, (two 
 different) Leland the Antiquarian and Dr. John Dee, by -Scheneker 
 C 94 Ralph Brooke, York Herald, 4 to.—William Lambarde, by G. Virtue, h. sh. 
 and the reduced plate in 4to.—and John Stowe, by Ditto 
 
 695 Johannes Dee, Londinensis, resting a pair of compasses on a sphere, V2mo.> 
 
 John Blagrave and John Palmer, .prefixed to the Planispherium Catholicum, 
 by D. Loggan, 4to.— and John Gerard, cetat. 53, 1598 , by IV. Rogers, 4to. 
 scarce — — — 
 
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 696 John Aubrey, L.L.D. and John Aubrey, F.R.S. printed in colours Robert 
 
 Boyd, by Rivers —John Norden, small oval —^George BuGhanan, by iV. 
 Green, Ditto, by Angus, proof —and William Camden, by Basire 
 6Q7 Camden, by R. White, &c. —Sir Robert Cotton, by Ditto —Sir John Hayward, 
 by IV. Pass, 12mo.—Sir John Wynne, by IV. Sharp —Thomas Allen, 
 etched by Bretkerton, 12mo.—and Sir Thomas Roe, ly G. Verlue 
 €98 Aaron Rathbone, by S. Pass —Sir William Segar, by F. Delaram, (old im - 
 pressionj —Samson Lennard, by R. Vaughan —and Clement Edmonds, in 
 a folio title, l 601 — *— — 
 
 699 John Robins, setat. 58, 1608, etching, Suo.—Leonard Mascal, (Farrier to 
 
 King James the First,) small oval in the title to his Government of Cattle, 
 4to. —and John Florio, by IV. Hole, very fne — — 
 
 700 William Burton de Falde, aetat. 47 , 1622 , by F. Delaram —and John Price 
 
 Anglo Britannus, by IV. Hollar, 1644, 4/o. both remarkably fine 
 
 701 John Price sitting reading In Silentio, &c. J. Danckert delin. IV. Hollar, 
 
 sculp. 4to. very fine and scarce — — — 
 
 702 William Austin, in the title to his Devotions, by G. Glover, fol. —and John 
 
 Speed, by S. Savery, fol. loth very fne — — 
 
 703 William Hodson, Esq. of Peter House, Cambridge, by W. Marshall, l 2 mo. 
 
 prefixed to his Credo Resurrectionem Carnis, 1656 , 12 mo .extra fine and 
 very scarce, with the title — ► “ — 
 
 704 Sir Richard Baker, by IV. Marshall, fol. —William Somner, by M. Burghers, 
 
 from the Fothergill Collection— and James Yorke, of Lincoln, by T. Rawlins, 
 1641, etching, fol. — — — — 
 
 705 Capt. Thomas James, cvlat. 40, small oval from his perilous Voyage to discover 
 
 the North West Passage, 1632, fine and rare — — 
 
 C 706 Sir Henry Stelmah, by IV. Fait home, fol. Brilliant Proof, from the 
 Collection of Mariette •— — — — 
 
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 fol. vary fin ?-and Ditto, ® tat. ,02, 1629 , in yood, f 1 ?- ~ 
 
 Sir ftenry Wotton, *tat. 72 , M-V^o, by P. Lombart, l 2 rno-Pochard 
 Bralthwalt, bj IV. Marshall, ^to. very fine —and Lewis Roberts, by Gloyer 
 Jacobus Staler, Mercator Lon.dinensi.s, 1043, H. Garret del.n. V 
 Hollar feat, very fine and rare, front, the Gulston Collection 
 Captain Charles Saltqnstall, ppfiT . 39, W - Marshall sculp. 4to, 
 
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 ftwmJCWT, in a rick hrfet, fy 6. .Glovbr, 
 
 1645, VERY FINE AND RARE —* “ ~ 
 
 ^Aojnat AM* gf W.arneford, by W.,Mihail, fr^red ,/p 
 how io travel, 1043, 12 mo ,Ji(ie and rare — rr 
 
 John fifite,Iy.G. Gijprd, 4 to.-Jphn Babington, from his Pyrptechn.a, iy /• 
 Liibume, Py Hollar -and Ditto Wd, standing 
 
 Nathaniel Nye, Mathematician, pt^t. 20, 1644, ,by IV. Hollar —and ^ohn 
 Thompson, Jngenio non plate, by ,W. Marshall, 8 y.o .fne and scarce 
 Francis Hawkins, tirant a l'age des dix ans, Oval, by J. Payne, l 2 mo. very 
 scarce —and copy of the same with four English Verses under the ,Portrait 
 EdwardLeigh, ly J. Chantry-Dim, byT. C^oss , from the fatheryll Collec¬ 
 tion-™* J mm Hicks > aetat * 38 ' x65S ' ^‘ D - L^™>Jhhfne and 
 
 Edward Chisenhale, W. L . presenting his Book to aBiskop at the porch of a 
 Church door, 12 mo. fine and scarce, with the title to.his v Work, 1053 
 Francis Rous, Provost of Eton College, iEtat^y,,, 656, byJVy^horrw,.fine 
 
 John Sparrow, Ama.or and Translator of.,he Work, of AfA.Sfh^iy 
 
 D. Loggan, 1659 , ditto • ... ~ 
 
 Sir George Strode, Kut. small ovaUj, W. Mar,hall, m the tule to h,s Hoi, 
 Love, ,652. very fine —James Bflwell.W.L. JUpiynandBo^se-opd 
 
 Ditto, by IV Marshall, l2tno. .JT” • • 
 
 William Sanderson, seta,. 68, f, IV. FuUhprne, fol. e,traf,ne —and Thomas 
 
 Stanley, after Lely, by Ditto “ - . 
 
 William Dugdale, «at. 50, ,656, ly W. Hollar, fine-Tlto same m there- 
 
 touched state of the Plate-and Ditto, engraved by J. Burche - 
 Elias Ashmole, Bust ona Pedestal,, iy W. Faithorne, ,4<o. fine and 
 RARE-and the Copy, by M. Vander Gpchd 
 William Burton, LL.B. by IV. Hollar, f ? L -Richard kilburne by TCross, 
 4to.— John Graves, 1650, etched by Sir Edmund Marmion—J onas Moon, 
 by T. Cross, &c .—William Leybourn, by R. Gaywood —and small oval oi 
 
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 Gulielmi Bagwell, .*tat. CO, Anno 1659, Six English Verses , by W. 
 Faithorne, with his Family sitting at table at the back of the Portrait, by 
 J. Chantry, 12mo. extra rare and fine— and a Copy of the former 
 James Harrington (Author of the Commonwealth of Oceana) after Lely, 
 
 by W. Hollar, Oval, 1658, 4to. fine and rare - 
 
 James Harrington, by Alar chi, h. s. mez .—and Ditto, inscribed Sir Janies Har¬ 
 rington, by TV. Faithorne, 4to. very fine and scarce - 
 
 Robert Loveday, by TV. Faithorne —Richard Elton, by J. Droeshout —William 
 Barriffe, aetat 42, by Glover —Walter Mountague, Esq. W. L. in the title to 
 his Devout Essays, by TV. Marshall, 4to.—and Thomas Wilsford, by 
 R. Vaughan — — — — — 
 
 William Barriffe, aetat. 35, Oval, by G. Glover, 4to. extra fine, from the 
 Fothergill Collection — — — — 
 
 Richard Rawlyns, by R. Gaywood, 1656, 12mo. scarce —William Lilly, by 
 W. Marshall, 4to. very fine—a Copy, by S. Freeman— and John Booker, 
 
 12mo. — — — — — 
 
 John Booker, Astrologer, Oval, with Aluthemalical Instruments, holding 
 a Book on which is the letter R. W. Hollar fec. 1643, 8vo. very fine 
 
 AND RARE —- - - - - J 
 
 Captain George Wharton, small ovals, by TV. Faithorne, each Six English 
 Verses, Brilliant impressionf — — — 
 
 John Gadbury, Philomath by T. Cross, Ovals, fol. and 12mo, very fine —and 
 Ditto, by J. Savage, 12mo. fine — — — 
 
 William Ramesey, Generosus, by T. Cross, fol. very fine— and Robert May, 
 aetat, 71, 166O, ditto — — — — 
 
 Richard Fitzsmith, Philomath (without his name) This Picture doth the 
 Authors Visage shew, Occ. holding a pair of Compasses, very ‘rare, not^ fi/fi ^ 
 
 
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 Sir James Ware, by G. Verlue, fol.—and Robert Boyle, by B. Baron, diilo, 
 both very fine — — — —: 
 
 Bulstrode Wiiitelock, Keeper ©f the Great Seal, &c. R. Gaywood 
 fecit, Oval 4to, very fine and rare — — 
 
 John Rushworth—Paul Rycaut and Sir Roger Lestrange, by R. White, fine 
 and John Aubrey, F.R.S. by Gucht, 8vo. &c. — — 
 
 John Aubrey, by Bartolozzi, proof —Sir Philip Warwick—Sir Edward Walker 
 and Isaac Walton, by P. Audinil and AI. Bovi — — 
 
 Sir John Marsham, Bart, aetat. 80, by R. White, fol. fine and scarce — 
 Richard Atkyns, Esa. Effigies, Oval, by TV. Sherwin, 8 vo. very scarce 
 William Petyt, by R. White, from the Fothergill Collection —and Edward 
 Waterhouse, by D. Loggan and A. Hertochs — — 
 
 Sir Henry Blount, Traveller, D . Loggan ad vivum delin. cl sculp. 1679, 
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 "44 George Ahop, aetat. 28, 1 666 , six english verses, prefixed to his Character of 
 the Province of Maryland, 1 2mo, ditto — — 
 
 745 William Ley bourn (four different) by R. White, &c.—Joseph Moxon, 4to.-— 
 
 Capt. Samuel Sturmy, by A. Hertochs, fine -and Walter Blyth, W. L. 
 
 prefixed to his Survey of Husbandry, by T. Cross, 4 to. - 
 
 746 Vincent Wing, by T. Cross, fol .—and John Kersey, by TV. Faithifrne, ditto, fine 
 
 747 Venter Mandry and William Hunt, by R. White —Perkins, by Drapentier, 
 
 12mo.—Robert Turner, cetat. 39 , 8vo.—and Samuel Gilbert, by R. White, 
 
 748 Martin Master, Philomath Cantuariensis, cctat. 53, by R. Gaywoocl, 
 
 1660 , 12 mo. VERY RARE - - - - 
 
 749 Robert Boyle, by J. Faber, P. Schenck, and G. Vertue, fine —John Locke 
 
 (Busts) by Faber, Basire, and Neagle (from Lavater)-and Ditto, by 
 
 G. Vertue, half sheet, proof — — — 
 
 750 Dr. Robert Plot, by S. Harding —John Selden, by TV. Birch, 12mo.—Andrew 
 
 Fletcher, Anna Forbes del. Proof and Letters —John Evelyn, by Nantueil, 
 TVorlidge and Bartoloxzi —and Sir Isaac Newton, when B. A. at Trinity 
 College, Cambridge, by B. Reading, h. s. proof — — 
 
 751 Jacob Boeart, Keeper of the Physick. Garden at Oxford, Obiit 1679 , 
 
 jetat. 81, D. Loggan delin. M. Burghers sculp, fol. very rare, from Mr. 
 Gulston’s Collection — — — 
 
 752 Sir John Pettus, by TV. Sherwin, fol. very fine —and Thomas Hobbes, by TV. 
 
 Faithorne, 4to. — — — — 
 
 753 Thomas Hobbes Malmesburiensis, J. B. Caspar pinxit, TV. Hollar fecit, 
 
 h. sh. extra fine, with only the single line of Inscription — 
 
 754 Thomas Hobbes, small oval in the title to his Works, Sro.—Martin Clifford, 
 
 by Gucht —Stephen Monteage, by E. [le Davis —and Thomas de Grey, on 
 horseback, Sold by Tho. Hind, small 4 to. fine and scarce — 
 
 755 Adrian Beverland, Jugez du reste, Palinet pinx. W. Sherwin fee. Orna¬ 
 
 mented Oval, small half sheet, mez. very fine and rare — 
 
 756 Andrew Snape, Fine Proof, before the Inscription, Effigies Authoris, &c. 
 
 and the name of the Engraver (R. White) was inserted — 
 
 757 John Norton, in his study, by TV. Sherwin, Qvo .—and John Mayne, by M. 
 
 Marlow, ditto, both very fine and scarce — — 
 
 758 Noah Bridges, \v. m. four English Versos before the Initials G. W. (George 
 
 Withers) were introduced ly W. Faithorne, 1 2mo. very fine and scarce 
 
 759 John Partridge and John Heydon, (Astrologers) by R. White and T. Cross _ 
 
 Henry Coley, by R. White— and Richard Collins of Oxford, by Joseph 
 Browne of Tetbury, 1676 , 8 vo. all fine, from the Folhergill Collection 
 
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 dleton, Philomath—and John Heydon, with Astronomical Jigures, Svos. 
 —and two of Richard Saunders, (Astrologer) ly T. Cross, tSfc.fine 
 
 761 Francis Missonne, small oval in a large hat, eetat. 35, l6(iO, Celestial Figures 
 
 above j prefixed to his Everlasting Almanack, Lond. 10’60, 12mo. very 
 fine and scarce — — — — — 
 
 762 Thomas Binning, Scotus, ly R. White, 8vo.—William WinstanJey, Bust, ly 
 
 Van Hove and William Austin, in an Octagon, ly A. Hertochs, Svo. fine 
 and scarce — — — — 
 
 763 Rich a ed Kirby, Student in Astrology and Physick, Ut umbra sic vitae, 
 
 spiritedly etched by J. English, 12/no. very fine and rare, not described 
 
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 764 Anonymous Portraits-, This Picture represents a heav’nly mind, &c. four 
 
 Verses, ly T. Cross, Svo.—and Ditto in an Oval ; Frail empty man a shadow 
 at the best, See. four ditto, by R. White, 8vo. both fine and scarce — 
 
 765 Aeraham Woofe, eetat. 60, Surgit post nubela Phoebus, very small oval, pre¬ 
 
 fixed to his History of the Massacres at Amboyna, Svo. very scarce, with 
 the explanation of the Frontispiece. — — — 
 
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 766 y^NDRElV Boorde, W. L. in wood, prefixed to his Breviary oi Health, 
 
 1557 —Sir George Baker, M.D. ditto- and Dr. William Eulleyn, small 
 oval, ditto, scarce — 
 
 767 Dr. Chambers, jetat. 88, Holbein pinxit,W. Hollar fecit, half sheet, 
 
 very fine and scarce — 
 
 768 Dr Butts, after Holbein, by Gardiner— Richard Haydocke, etch'd by J Thane 
 
 Baldwin Harney, M.D. by Ditto— Dr. William Buller and Dr. William 
 
 Harvey, by J.Hall, &c. — * — 
 
 769 Mark Ridley, x tat. 34, 1594, very fine— and Robert Sanders, M.D. setatis 
 
 38, with his Coat of Arms and Motto (Virtute) in wood, 12 mo. very scarce, 
 
 not in Bromley —* 
 
 770 Thomas Gale, Chirurgus, celat. 56 —John Hall, ditto, celat.35 and Thomas 
 
 Hill, ditto, aetat. 28, 12 mo. in wood, scarce — ““ 
 
 771 Dr. William Butler, by Simon Pass— and Dr. John Anthony, aetat. 70 , by 
 
 T, Cross, 4/o. scarce — 
 
 772 Dr. William Harvey sitting in a Chair, by IF. Hollar, scarae -and D.tto 
 
 (Bust) by W. Faithorne, 8 vo. very fine — — 
 
 773 Sir Theodore Turquet de Mayerne, by J. Simon, h. s. mez.— Ditto, F. Diodati 
 
 pinx. 12 mo.—and by W. Elder- and Sir Matthew Lister, fol. proof 
 
 774 Philemon Holland, M.D. small oval in a title, by W. Marshall, fol. and Dr. 
 
 John Sadler of Norwich, small W. L. ditto, by Joh: Droeshout, 1636, fine 
 
 775 John Bastwick, Doctor of Phisick, late Captayne of a foote Company, W. L. 
 
 Cane and Gloves in his hand, 4to. very fine and scarce- and Drtto, by 
 
 IV. Hollar, l2mo. — “ ~ ” o 
 
 776 Anthony Colley, Med: Londinensis, *tat. suje 41, Nat. 1628 , 
 
 Medicine a Medico, Medela ab AUissimo, 8 vo. very fine and rare, from 
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 777 Dr. Morton with an Urinal, P. Rogerson delin. Cross sculp. Gvo. —and Dr. John 
 
 Rogers, small oval, in a title, ly J. Chantry, 4to. loth fine and scarce 
 
 778 Abdiah Cole, M. D. ly T, Cross —Dr. Alexander Reade, with others in a 
 
 Frontispiece, ly R. Gaywood,fol. —Nicholas Culpeper, ly Ditto, Svo.- - - 
 John Woodall, ly Glover —Walter Charlton, ly Lomlart —and Christopher 
 Bennet, ly Ditto — — — 
 
 77 y Tolias Fenner, M. D. aetat. 65, 1(560, ly TV. Faithorne, Mo. very fine — 
 
 780 John Bulwer, M.D. from his Artificial Changeling, ly TV. Faithorne, 8 vo. 
 
 781 Robert Bayfield, aetat. 27 , 1657, ty TV. Faithorne, Gvo. —and Ditto in a Hat, 
 
 celat. 25, 1654, ly Ditto, very fine — —- — 
 
 782 Dr. Everard in his Study smoking, Gvo. —Nicholas Culpeper, 12 mo. - 
 
 W. Lilly, ly R. Vaughan, 12 mo. —Richard Tomlinson in a title, ly 
 
 T. Cross, fiol. —and Dr. Richard Wittie, ditto, 4to. — 
 
 783 Dr. Edmund King, after Kneller, by R. White, large h. sh. very fine, from 
 
 the Fothergill Collection — — — — 
 
 784 Peter Barwick, M. D. by G. Vertue —Dr. William Ramesey, cetat. 42, Gvo. 
 
 and Ditto, Bust on a Pedestal, by Cross, rare — — 
 
 785 William Sermon, M. D. aetat. 42, 1671 , ly TV. Skerwin, large 4to. very fine 
 
 and scarce — — — — _ 
 
 7 So John Archer, M.D. 8 vo. —Dr. Sydenham, ly Blooteling and Houlraken — 
 Dr. Willis, ly G. Vertue —Sir Thomas Browne, ly Vandrelanc —and Ditto 
 and Dr. George Ent, ly R. White — — _ 
 
 7 6 7 Tolias Whitaker, M.D. celat. 60 , ly J. Chantry, 12 mo. rare — 
 
 768 Dr? Francis Glisson, by TV. Dollc —and Ditto, aetat. 75 , ly TV. Faithorne, 4 to. 
 
 789 Richard Lower, M. D. Gvo. —Dr. Robert Morison in an Oral of Flowers, ly 
 
 R. White, fol. —Leonard Plukenett, aetat. 48, 1690 , ly Collins — and two 
 different, of John Mayow — — — _ 
 
 790 Nathaniel Highmore, M.D. aetat. 63, 1677 , ly A. Blooteling, 4 to. very fine 
 
 and scarce •— — — — _ 
 
 791 Drs. Everard Maynwaring, Samuel Haworth and Robert Johnson, ly R. 
 
 White —Gideon Harvey, by A. Hertochs —Dr. Robert Thoroton, ly Walker 
 —Paul Chamberlain, M D. by Trotter —and Theophilus Garencieres, W. L. 
 ly TV. Dolle — — — — 
 
 792 Drs. Walter Charlton, by Lombart —George Thomson and Joseph Browne, 
 
 ly TP. Sherwin —and William Walwyn, ly R. White, (allfrom the Fother¬ 
 gill Collection) —and Dr. John Johnston, aetat. 70 , 1673 , ly Christian 
 Romstet, 8 vo. scarce — — — _ 
 
 793 Dr. Gideon Harvey, by P. Philippe, h. sh. —and Samuel Collins, M.D. ly TV. 
 
 Faithorne ditto, loth very fine — — — 
 
 
 
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 fine and scarce —and Salvator Winter, (Empiric) mentioned by Shadwell in ) 
 
 his Sullen Lovers, Act 3d, Ao. 16 / 0 , Wood Cut, rare — 2 «- A&'ts' 
 
 795 William Davison, Nolilis Scotus, D. Schultz pinx. P. Lombart sculp. Svo. 
 
 extra fine — — — — _ 
 
 7q 6 William Salmon, aetat. 26 , 1670 , in an Oval, W. Sherwin sculp, fol. very fine 
 
 and scarce, from Mr. Gulston’s Collection — — 1 — - 5 
 
 797 Lionel Lockyer, aetat. 70, by J. Sturt, 8 vo.—and Ditto, aetat. 70 , 1671 , in a 
 
 square, small 4 to. loth fine and scarce — — — 2 
 
 798 Lancelot Coelson, aetat. 35, 1662 , ly J. Duns tall, Svo.—Ditto, with the face 
 
 in an altered state, rare —William Salmon, ly W. Sherwin, 8 vo. very fine— 
 and James Cooke, ly R. White — — — 4 
 
 799 Valentine Greatrakes of Waterford, in Ireland, by W. Faithorne, 4to. remark- 
 
 ally fine —and a copy of the same, 12 mo. — — 2 
 
 800 Dr. Clarveto, Empiric, Ten English Verses, T. Cross sculpsit, large 4 to. 
 
 very fine and rare, from Mr. Gulston’s Collection — — 1 
 
 801 John Browne, Surgeon of Norwich, (three different) ly R. White, fine — 
 
 Thomas Brugis, by T. Cross—Daniel Kenrick, ly R. White —and John 
 Case, ly Van Hove — — — «— 6 
 
 802 Dr. Francis Bernard, Ob. 1697 , aetat. JO, Physician to King James the 
 
 Second, and a Great Collector of Curious Books, in an Oval of Laurel, ly 
 R. White, half sheet, touched proof, very rare and unioue in this 
 state, with MS. Note and Autograph of Bulfincli the Artist on the Print 
 
 803 George Jones, ly J. Drapentier, with his Advertisement in a sheet of Letter 
 
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 804 Chaucer—Gower—Spencer and Shakespeare, by G. Vertue, &c. —and John 
 
 Bal a, from the Heroologia — — — —7 
 
 805 Skelton Poeta, W. L. in wood —Ditto sitting in a desk —Peritissimo vigi- 
 
 lanlissimo iconum consectatori Jacolo Bindley, Arm. D.D.D. G. Steevens — 
 Edmund Spencer, ly J. Collyer, Proof—and Sir Thomas Wyatt, ly Oglorn 
 Tyson, tsfc. — •— — — — 
 
 806 William SHAKESPEARE, > /ro?7i his Works, ly Martin Droeshout, extra fine, 
 
 —and a copy of the same — *— — —• 
 
 $07 William Shakespeare, by W. Marshall, prefixed to his Poems, 8vo. very fine, 
 
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 C. Knight—T. Trotter, &c.fine—one a proof—and Robert Arinin, W. L. 
 in a title — — — — — 
 
 George Gascoigne, Tam Marti, Guam Mercur-io, Oval m Wood, 
 from his Steele Glasse, 4to. very rare — —- 
 
 Sir John Harington, drawing in colours, 4/o.~>George Buchanan, by Iloulraken 
 -—Admirable Crichton, by A. Sain and J. Hall, on India paper, iSfc .— 
 and Thomas Peyton, aetat. 31, small head in wood, from his Glasse of 
 Time, 1620 , 4 to. — — — — 
 
 Mark Alexander Boyd, aetat. 33, 1596 , ly T. de Leu, 12 mo .—and Thomas 
 Legge, L.L.D. Obiit 160 7 , ly J . Jones, 4to. mez. p. p. — 
 
 Mark Alexander Boyd, (without his Name) in a Circle containing Texts 
 from Scripture. Cum Essem Parvulas Sa'piebam ut Parvulus, &c. he is 
 represented writing, with his lift hand resting on a Death's head ■, numerous 
 Latin Sentences, and various Implements of War, Music, Symbols of 
 Christ’s Passion, &c. placed around him, no name of Engraver, 4to. 
 extra rare and curious, from Sir James Lake's Collection — 
 
 Ben Johnson, crowned with Laurel, Ro. Vaughan sculp. 4to. extra fine 
 Ben Jonson, by Houbraken, Vertue, &c. one a proof— and Beaumont and 
 Fletcher, ly Audinet, Vertue and Basire — — — 
 
 John Fletcher, Bust, by IV. Marshall, fol .—and Michael Drayton, ly IV. 
 
 Hole, 4to. very fine — — — — 
 
 John Donne, eclat. 18 , 1591, Oval, by W. Marshall, 8vo. Brilliant 
 Samuel Daniel, Oval, by T. Cockson, 1609, 4 to.—Ditto, Etching, 12mo.—nnd 
 a copy of the same—and Sir Thomas Overbury, ly S. Pass, 12m o. fine 
 George Chapman, Bust in the Clouds, ly IV. Hole —and Joshua Sylvester, ly 
 C. Van Dalen,fine — — — — 
 
 George Chapman, in the title to his translation of Homer’s Batrachomyoma- 
 chia, by W. Pass ,Jol. very fine and rare — — 
 
 Joshua Sylvester, Oval, with curious Verses, by Jo. Vicars, W 
 Peake excudit, fol. extra fine and rare — 
 
 John Owen, two small ovals from his Epigrams, 1634—and another small 
 tide from the Psalms of David, paraphrased, by R. Barker, with his Portrait, 
 ly W. Marshall, 12mo. fine and scarce — — 
 
 George Withers, cetat.2), 1611 —J. Grow and Wither, both together, TV. 
 
 Hole sculp. 12mo. very scarce —and a copy of the same proof — 
 
 John Barclay, by Cl. Mellon, &c.— George Sandys, etching, by G. Powle, 4to. 
 
 —and John Starter, Oval, in a Shell drawn by two Swans, oblong 4to. 
 fine and scarce — — — — 
 
 Jan. Janssen Starter, Anglo Britannus, eclat. 27, drawn by two Swans, &c. 2^ 
 
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 the late Rev, Air. Brand — — — *— 
 
 Sir William Lower, small oval, with his Coat of Arms above; Motto, Amico 
 Rosa Inimico Spina, 12mo. fine and rare — — 
 
 Francis Goldsmith of Grays Inn, four English Verses, T. Cross fecit, Oval 
 12mo. ditto — — — — — 
 
 John Quarles, Oval, by W. Marshall, 8vo. very fine— Ditto, by IV. Faithorne, 
 12mo.—and John Ogilby, Bust, etching by F. Barlow, 8vo. — 
 
 John Tat ham, two Angels holding a Crown of Laurel over his Head, by R. 
 
 Vaughan, 8vo. very scarce -—and Copy of Ditto, Proof on India paper 
 Leonard IVillan, Bust on a Pedestal, from his Astrea, T. Cross sculp. Six 
 English Verses, 8vo. the Original Print, very fine and scarce — 
 
 John Hoddesdon, cetat. 18, Six English Verses, by T. Cross (marled with the 
 Letter T and Crossed) 8vo .fine and scarce, from Mr. Gulston's Collection 
 Mur ford in a Cloak, Ship sailing in the distance. He that views Murford’s face, 
 &c. four Verses, 12mo. very fine and scarce, from ditto, with MS. Note by 
 the late Mr. Bindley — — — 
 
 Thomas Peeke, four Latin Verses, from his Epigrams, 12mo. very scarce 
 John Milton at different periods of his Life (various etchings) by G. Barron, 
 Cipriani, and the elder Richardson •— — — 
 
 John Milton, etching, fol.— and Ditto, from Hollis’s Memoirs, &c. ly 
 J. B. Cipriani, G. Quinton and Caroline Watson — — 
 
 John Milton, by J. Baker, J. Collyer, J. Gwinn, J. Vander Gucht, G. Ver- 
 
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 John Milton, when a Youth, etchings by Cipriani, on tinted paper, &c. two 
 Profiles from a Seal, by IV. Ryland, & c.—and Ditto, by Houbraken 
 John Milton, aetat. 21, Oval with Greek Inscription, by JV. Marshall, prefixed 
 to his Poems, 8vo. very fine— and a Copy of the same, by M. v. Gucht, 12mo. 
 Abraham Cowley, cetat. 13, an Angel holding a wreath of laurel over his 
 head, 12mo .fine and scarce —and a Copy of Ditto — 
 
 Abraham Cowley, jetat. 13, 1633, with two Angels suspending a Laurel 
 Garland, Six English Verses, Ro. Vaughan sculp. 4to. very fine and rare 
 Sir John Suckling, by W. Marshall— Thomas Randolph, Bust, by Ditto, pre¬ 
 fixed to his Poems, 1640—and William Cartwright, by P. Lombart, ditto, 
 all fine — — 
 
 Philip Massinger, Gent. Oval of Laurel, by T. Cross, 8vo. very scarce— and 
 
 Ditto, by C. Grignion — — — 
 
 James Shirley, Bust, by R. Gaywood, 1658, rare— and Ditto, in an Oval, by 
 W. Marshall, 1646, very fine, from the Fothergill Collection — 
 
 Richard Brome, Chaplet of Laurel over his head, six English Verses, by 
 T. Cross, 8vo. very scarce — __ _ 
 
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 Thomas Middlclon, Gent, crowned with Laurel, 8 vo. very fine and scarce, 
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 Sir Robert Stapylton, ly P. Lombart, from Ditto —Francis Quarles, aetat. 52, 
 hj IF. Marshall —and a copy of the same, by H. Freeman — 
 
 Robert Herrick, Bust on a Pedestal, from his Hesperides, &c. ly IF. Marshall, 
 8vo. fine and very scarce — — — 
 
 George Withers, in a Hat, from his Emblems, ly J. Payne —and Nathaniel 
 Richards, Gent, crowned with laurel, ly T. Rawlyns, 12mo. both very fine 
 Captain Thomas IFeaver, in an oval of Laurel and Palm, ly W. Marshall, 6vo. 
 
 very fine and scarce— and a Copy of the same — 
 
 Humphry Mill, small head in the title to his second Part of The Nights Search, 
 164 6 , 12mo . fine and rare — — — 
 
 Arthur Johnston, by G. Fonder Gucht, 8 vo .—Ditto, small head in a title, 
 1642, I2mo.—William Drummond de Hauthornden, ly R. Gaywood, 4to. 
 fine —and Ditto, ly Finlayson, h. s. mez. proof — — 
 
 Thomas May, aetat. 55, 12mo. rare— and William Chamberlaine, ly A. Her- 
 tochs, 8vo. — — — — 
 
 John Hall, Olim Majora, cetat. 19 , 1646, in an oval of Bays, ly IF. Marshall, 
 12 mo.—and John Cleaveland, Bust crowned with laurel, 8 vo. loth very fine 
 John Dryden, after Kneller, ly G. Edelinck and S. Coignand, sheet —Ditto 
 holding a wreath of Laurel, h. sh —Ditto, by J. K. Sherwin, 12 mo—and 
 Dryden and Cowley, small circles, ly Basire — — 
 
 Dryden, from three Pictures at different periods of his Life, ly W. Evans, 
 Proof and Letters —Ditto, ly J. Filtler —Butler, after Sir P. Lely, ly James 
 Ross —and Cowley, iEtat. 22 , ly J. Basire, 1813, half sheet — 
 
 Samuel Butler, after G. Zoust, h. sh. mez.—and Ditto, by J. Nixon, J. K, 
 Sherwin, J. Ross, on India paper, See. — — _ 
 
 Cowley, Waller, and Butler, ly G. Fertue, half sheets, the latter a proof — 
 Sir John Suckling—and two plates of Celebrated British Poets, by Ditto, 4 to. 
 Sir William Davenant, by W. Faithorne —Wycherley, after Lely, by Smith— 
 and Tom Shad well, by IF. Faithorne, jun. fine — 
 
 Sir Aston Cockain, Bust on a Pedestal, four^English Verses, Come reader draw 
 thy Purse, &c. 12mo .fine and rare — — 
 
 John Oldham, ly Schenclcer —Charles Cotton, Esq. ly IF. Ryland and P. Au- 
 
 dinet, proof -Nat Lee, after Dolson by J. Watts, h. s. mez .——Thomas 
 
 Otway, ly Hall —and Thomas Flatman, ly Godefroy — 
 
 Alexander Brome, ly A. Hertochs —James Alban Ghibbes, ly All. Clouwet, 
 scarce —Thomas Flatman, ly R. White —Thomas Sbadwell, by S. Grilelin, 
 and John Ogilby, ly IF. Marshall — — — 
 
 Thomas Flatman, sitting, holding a medallion of Charles the Second, h. s. mez. 
 
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 863 Matthew Stevenson, in an Oval, four English Parses, R. Gaywood fecit, 
 
 very fine and scarce, from the Fothergill Collection — — 
 
 864 Samuel Speed, ly Van Hove —John Ogilby, ly Faithorne and Lomlart - 
 
 WilliamWinstanley (Copy )—and Richard Head ,from his English Rogue, Svo. 
 
 865 Sir Henry Oxenden de Barham, Non est Alortale ,quod opto, 1647, Arms 
 
 and Crest above the Oval, 12mo. very fine and rare - 
 
 866 Samuil Leigh, cctat. 15, Anno 1661 , Incipe et Perfice Domine, Arms under 
 
 the Oval, by W, Faithorne, 12mo. ditto — — 
 
 867 Samuel Wesley, crowned with laurel, prefixed to his Maggots, 1685, 12mo. 
 
 very fine and rare — — — — 
 
 868 Thomas Manley, cetat. 21 (Anonymous Portrait) ly T. Cross —The pencill 
 
 can noe more. See. four English Verses, rare, prefixed to his Book of Job 
 composed in English Heroical Verse Metaphrastically, 1652, 12mo. 
 Vide Air. Bindley s A1S. Note at the lack of the Print — 
 
 86 p Thomas Crymis alias Graham de Peck ham in Com: Surrey Armigrr, 
 jEtat* su.®, 14, Qui nunc Grahamus orosis Montkosius, Chaplet of 
 Laurel over his head, prefixed to his Parliambntum Imperatorium, See. 
 dedicated to his Father, Sir George Graham of Peckham. (Vide Mr. Bind* 
 
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 LOT 
 
 Edward Alleyn, W. L.—Richard Burbadge, Proof— Nathaniel Field 
 —Richard Tarlton—John Lowin—William Kempe—Joseph Harris, &d. 
 (Comedians) —and David Rizio, by C. Wilkin — — 
 
 871 Drs. Christopher and Orlando Gibbons—Dr. Heather—Nic. Laniere— 
 
 Matthew Lock—Bernard Smith—John Hilton—and Dr. William Child, 
 (Proofs) —and John Bull, by J. Caldwall, from Sir John Hawkins’s 
 History of Music _ _ _ _ 
 
 872 Henry Laives, Oval of Foliage, by W. Faithorne , 8vo .fine and scarce — 
 
 873 JoannisTJamble, Philo Musicus, Ditto, by T. Cross, fob. rare — 
 
 874 Christopher Simpson, J. Carwarden pinx. Guil. Faithorne Sculp. 4to. very fine 
 8/5 William Inglott, Organist, Obiit 1621, Monumental Effigy, 8vo.—Nicholas 
 
 Laniere, by Chambais —and John Playford, by D. Loggan, R. Gaywood, SCc. 
 8/6 Henry Purcell, (Elat. 24, Oval, fol. —Ditto, Bust, by Holloway —and Godfrey 
 Finger, ditto, from his Sonatas, by J. Gribelin, 4to. — — 
 
 877 Thomas Mace, uetat. 63, by W. Faithorne, fol. very fine — 
 
 WRITING MASTERS. 
 
 878 John Davies of Hereford, Oval, crowned with laurel, 4to, very rare 
 
 879 Marlin Billingsley, aetat, 27, 1618, by W. Hole, Ato. fine and scarce —- 
 
 8SO Richard Gethinge of Hereford, set. 32, Oval, 4 to. rare —. — 
 
 881 Theophilus Metcalfe, 12 mo. —Thomas Shelton, a;t. 4g, 1650—James Hodder, 
 
 by Gaywood, Svo.—and Nathaniel Stringer, 8vo. all fine, from the Fother- 
 gi/l Collection •— — — — — 
 
 882 Edward Cocker, aetat. 26, 165/, by R. Gaywood, 4to, fine and scarce — 
 
 883 James Hodder, Ornamented Oval of Laurel, &c. by Ditto, 4to. ditto — 
 684 Jeremiah Rich, (threedifferenl) —Samuel Botley, (two ditto) by W.Dolle, &c. 
 
 —William Hopkins—Mason—and Chamberlaine, by W. Binneman, tsfc. 
 '385 Thomas Weston, Oval, by R. White, 16S2 ,fol. very scarce — 
 
 
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 986 Hans Holbein—Morett—and Hans Van Zurch, all after Holbein, by IF. 
 Hollar, very fine — — — — 
 
 887 Sir Nathaniel Bacon, by Chambars —Thomas Lant, Gent, by J. Fittler, Proof 
 
 —Isaac Oliver, by Miller, Proof —Peter Oliver, by Chambars —and Thomas 
 Gower, (two different stales) by Basire — — 
 
 888 John Day, (Printer) 1562, Profile in wood, fol .—George Jameson and his 
 
 Family, etching by Alex. Jameson, 1728, 4to.—and George Heriot, Jeweller 
 to James 6th, by J. and C. Esplens, h. s. mez. — — 
 
 889 Anonymous Pok trait of a Young Artist, drawing the Salutation of the 
 
 Virgin, J. Payne fecit, J. C. excudit, 1652, Oval, 8 fo. rare and 
 cur ious •— — — — — 
 
 890 Nicholas Stone, (StatuaryJ —Rubens and Vandyck—Mytens—Honthorst— 
 
 Hanneman—and other Artists, from Walpole’s Painters, by Bamierman 
 *and Chambars — — — — — 
 
 891 Rubens with the Pallet, &c .—and Vandyke with the Sun Flower, by W. 
 
 Hollar, both very fine — — — — 
 
 892 Rubens, by IVorlidge —Vandyck, etched by Perry, &c.—Inigo Jones, by Val. 
 
 Green —and Ralph Simons, Architect, by Facius, Proof and Letters 
 
 893 William Dobson, Armiger et Pictor, spirited etching, by J, English, 
 
 Oval, large 4to. very fine and scarce — — — 
 
 894 Henry Vander Borcht—and Wenceslaus Hollar, by himself —Inigo Jones, 
 
 Oval, by Ditto —and Sir Toby Mathews, by J. Gammon,fine — 
 
 895 Sir Balthazar Gerbier, after Vandyck, ly Pontius, Meyssens, &e. — 
 
 896 Elias Alxen, Mathematician, H. Vander Borcht pinx. IV. Hollar fee. half 
 
 sheet, very fine and rare — — — — 
 
 397 Tradescants, Pater et Filius, (Botanists) by IV. Hollar, 12 mo. very fine 
 
 898 William Stokes, Vaulting Master, Eight Latin Verses, by G. Glover, 
 
 12 mo. fine and very rare — — — — 
 
 899 Robert Walker, Pictor et Finxit, Oval, by P. Lombart, h. sh. extra fine, 
 
 from the Fothergill Collection — — — — 
 
 900 Edward Mascall, Pictor, in an Octagon, ey James Gammon, very fine 
 
 and rare •— — — — — 
 
 901 Sir Peter Lely, by A. de Jade, large h. sh. —Ditto, by J. Beckett —and 
 
 W. Dobson, by G. White, all very fine — — — 
 
 g02 William Wissing and William Vande Velde, by J. Smith —and Nicolas 
 de Largilliere, W. L. with his Family, by J. Beckett , h. s. mez. ditto 
 
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 g03 Alexander Browne, by A. de Jode, fol. —Sylvanus Morgan, from his Sphere 
 of Gentry, fol. —and two small W. L. etchings of John Brown, by R. Gay- 
 tvood, ti fc. scarce — — — — 
 
 904 William Elder, Sculptor , Oval, 8vo. fine and rare — — 
 
 005 Richard Thompson, after Zousl, by F. Place —and Pearce Tempest, Cavete 
 vobis Principes, by Ditto, 4to. mez .fine and scarce — — 
 
 906 John Bulfinch, Printseller, Oval, laced band, &c. by D. Loggan, 
 
 8VO. .FINE AND VIRY RARE — — - - 
 
 907 Henry Gyles, Glass Painter of York, by.F. Place, small Oval, mez. fine 
 
 and scarce -«— — — — — 
 
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 9 0 8 Jaqueline Duchess of Glocester, by J. Folkema, h. sh .—Jane Shore, etching, 
 
 by Tyson —and Ditto, by Barlolozzi — — — — 
 
 909 Margaret Countess of Richmond, by J. Faber and G. P. Harding —the Fair 
 
 Geraldine—Anne Duchess of Somerset, by Nugent —Margaret Countess of 
 Shrewsbury, by Basire —Margaret Bullen, by Ogborn —and Margaret, 
 Countess of Salisbury, by Godfrey — — — 
 
 9 10 Lady Jane Gray, Drawing in Colours, from the Original at Wrest House, 
 
 Bedfordshire, ly T. Athow — — — — 
 
 911 Frances Duchess of Suffolk and Adrian Stokes, by G. Fertue, sheet— -Lady 
 
 Jane Grey, by J. K. Slierwin, Basire, fjc.—Lady Guldeforde, by IF. Hollar 
 —and Frances, Countess of Sussex, by /. Faber — — 
 
 912 The . Lady of Richmond—Lady Hobbes—Lady Meutas—Lady Mounteagle— 
 
 Lady Ratcliffe—and Lady Rich, Holbein Heads, ly Barlolozzi — 
 
 gl 3 Elizabeth Countess of Shrewsbury, by G. Fertue ,, fol. —Ditto, and Ladies 
 Hunsdon and Effingham, by J. Thane —Elizabeth Lady Russel—and Mar¬ 
 garet Neville, etched by Miss Gulston — — — 
 
 914 Margaret Duchess of Norfolk, Second Wife of Thomas Duke of Norfolk, 
 
 Temp. Qn. Eliz. after Lucas de Heere, 1562, by P.W, Tomkins, private 
 plate y very scarce — — —^ — — 
 
 915 Lady Mary Dudley, Mother of Sir Philip Sidney, W. L. with a Lute, drawing 
 
 in. colours, from the Original at Penshurst, by Athow — — 
 
 916 Barbara Gamage, Countess of Leicester, 1597, with her Family of six 
 
 children-, Robert Lord Lisle and Sir William Sydney, Lady Mary Wroth, 
 Lady Catherine Mansell, Lady Philip Hobart and Lady Vere Sydney, 
 W. L’s. Drawing in colours, from the very curious Original at Penshurst, 
 by Ditto — — — — — 
 
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 91; Frances Duchess of Richmond, three quarters, superbly habited, by 
 William Pass, 1623, Jbl. very fine and rare, and a Copy of the same, 
 
 from the Biographical Mirrour — 
 
 918 Frances Duchess of Richmond, 1623, Oval, Ditto ; Coronat Con 
 
 stantia, F. Delaram sculp. 4tO. very fine and rare 
 
 919 Katherine Marchioness (afterwards Duchess) of Buckingham, 
 
 Coronet with Ostrich Feather on her head, and holding a string 
 of Pearls in her hand, F. Delaram sculp. Oval, 4to. extra rake 
 
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 020 Katherine Marchioness of Buckingham, ly C. Hall— Ditto, ly Magdalen Pass, 
 l2mo.— Ann Countess of Warwick, by Thane— Margaret Countess of 
 Cumberland and the Countess of Suffolk, ly J. Caldwall George Fail ot 
 
 Cumberland and his Family, W. L.’s, &c. 
 
 921 Tke Lady Frances Countess of Hertford, Oval, Six English Verses, 
 
 by F. Delaram, 4to. extra rare — 
 
 922 Anonymous Portrait of a Lady, three quarters (Queue if the Countess 
 
 of Hertford) Coronet on her head, holding a Feather Fan, English Chan¬ 
 nel dividing parts of England and France in the back ground, Six Verses 
 underneath, England, Sheepland, World's Angle, &c. extra rare and 
 probably uNiauB — 
 
 923 Lucy Harington Countess os Bedford, Simon Pass sculp. Sold by 
 
 Sudbury and Humble, 4to. very rare and brilliant 
 
 924 Lucy Countess of Bedford, singularly habited in a large Veil, He. W. L. 
 
 drawing in Colours, from the Original at Woburn Abbey, ly T. At how 
 
 925 Lucy Countess of Bedford, sitting *ilh a Coronet on her head, ditto, from 
 
 the Original, by Honthorst, at Woburn Abbey , by Ditto — 
 
 026 Lady Susan Grey, Daughter to Charles Earl of Kent, and married to S.r 
 Sir Michael Longueville, drawing in colours, fiom the Original dtJVrest 
 
 House, by Ditto , 
 
 027 Frances Countess of Essex and Somerset, Anonymous Portrait, Six French 
 
 Verses, par Le Blond, h.sh. very f ne. Vide MS. of the Hon. Hotdce Walpole 
 928 Frances' Howard, Countess of Somerset, Simon Pass sculp^Comp. 
 
 Holland exc. very rare and extra fine 
 020 Lady Anne Clifford, only Daughter and Heir of George Earl of 
 Cumberland (af^rwards Countess of Dorset and Pembroke) 
 jetat 13 1603, R. White sculp, half sheet, extra fine and rare 
 030 Catherine Godwin, Wife of Sir Philip Parket-Alice Sherman, \V,fe of 
 Richard Perceval, Esq. and Catherine Usher, Wife of Sir Philip Perceval, 
 by J. Faber (from the House of Yveryi- and Dorothy Wadham, by Ditto 
 931 Anne Bill, Obiit 1621, Monumental Effigy, by Simon Pass, 8vo.— and a re¬ 
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 032 Mary Countess of Pembroke, four French Verses, by J. de Courses, 8vo.— 
 
 Catherine Bretterg, 12/«o.—and the Ladies Mary Vere and Mary Armyne, 
 ly Van Hove, ditto _ _ 
 
 033 Lady Mary Sidney, Countess of Pembroke, l6l 8 . Oval, with the Psalms 
 of David in her hand, ly Simon Pass, 4to. fine and rare -and a Copy 
 from the same reversed, 1 2mo. _ _ 
 
 034 Matoaka alias Rebecca, Filia Princ. Powhatani Imp. Virginia, 
 
 «tat. 2), 1616, Simon Pass sculp. Comp. Holland exc. 4to. fine 
 AND RAKE — with the Copy _ _ 
 
 935 The Picture of the most Noble and Learned Ladye Arbella Steuart, 
 
 1019, J- W. sculp. Sold ly George Humble, 4 to. fine and very rare 
 
 936 Lady Arabella Stuart and Mrs. Elizabeth Drury, by Basire- Anne Countess 
 
 of Dorset, Anne Countess of Argyle, and Lady Mary Dudley, by Harding 
 —Lady Lucy Percy, by A. Birreil— Christiana Countess of Devonshire, by 
 Scheneker— Esther Anglois Francois, by G. P. Harding—Mary Wife of 
 
 Thomas Habingdon—Lady Anne Throgmorton, by Trotter, isfc. _ 
 
 03/ Elizabeth (Mary) Duchess of Richmond, and Maria (Frances) Countess of 
 
 Portland, both after Vandyck, by W. Hollar, half sheets, very fine — 2 
 
 938 Ann Dacres, Countess of Arundel and Surry, fac simile drawing in pen and 
 
 ink, after the rare Print of W. Hollar’s, by IV. Alexander—and a copy of 
 ditto, published by the late Mr. Thane, proof _ _ 
 
 939 Alathea Countess of Arundel, by TV Hollar, and Ann Countess of Dorset, by 
 
 P. Maxell, &c.—Frances Countess of Exeter, by Ogborne, proofs _ and 
 
 Lady Gerard, by IV. Hollar _ _ 
 
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 her head, by IV. Marshall, Oval 4to. very scarce 
 
 -- singeis witn a Celestial 
 
 Crown suspended over her head, Oval, Coats of Arms at the four corners of 
 the Print, J. Payne fecit, 4to. fine and rare _ 
 
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 Henry Earl of Kent, 1639, commonly called of White Fryars, drawing in 
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 lachael Countess of Southampton, after Vandyck, by G. M‘Ardell, W L 
 sheet, mez. Frances Countess of Portland, after Ditto, by Browne -and 
 Anonymous Portrait of a Lady, (three quarters] her hand resting on a Vase 
 
 of Flowers, in the manner of Vandyck, by IV. Vaillant, h. s. mez fine 
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 Carlisle Margaret Countess of Carlisle—Dorothy Countess of Sunderland 
 Ann Countess of Morton—Ann Countess of Carnarvon—Penelope Lady 
 Herbert—Rachael Countess of Middlesex—and Elizabeth Countess of 
 Castlehaven, (the Set) after Vandyck, by Lombart, first impressions 
 
 947 Margaret (Elizabeth) Countess of Essex, black feather at her ear, by IV. Hollar, 
 
 12mo .fine and rare — _ _ _ 
 
 948 Dorothy Countess of Suffolk, white feather at her ear, by Ditto, I2mo. ditto 
 
 949 Francesca Bridges Filia Domini Cavendish ex Dotissa Exonije 
 
 Comitissa, Ant. van Dyck pinx. Guil. Faithorne excud. half sheet, 
 very fine and extra rare - - - - 
 
 950 Lucy Countess of Carlisle and Dorothy Countess of Sunderland, by G. Vertue, 
 
 Svos. Proofs— and Catherine Duchess of Lenox, after Vandyck, by Arnold 
 de Jode, Mart. Enden exc. — _ _ _ 
 
 951 Lady Catherine Howard, (Grandchild to Thomas Earl of Arundel) cetat. 
 
 13, 1646, by W. Hollar, 4to. very fine and rare — 
 
 952 Lady Elizabeth Hervcy, after Vandyck, by IV. Hollar, 1646, very fine _ 
 
 953 Susanna Temple, Lady Thorniiurst, Lady Lister, C. Johnson pinx. 
 
 1620, R. White sculp. Oval, fol. very fine and rare— with a Copy of 
 the same — —. _ _ _ 
 
 954 Lady Elizabeth Shirley, (Wife of Sir Robert Shirley) W. L. sitting, in the 
 
 Turkish Costume, drawing in colours, from the curious Original at Pet- 
 worth, by Gardiner, fine — — _ _ 
 
 955 Lady Digby, (Wife to Sir Everard Digby and Mother of Sir Kenelm) W. L. 
 
 drawing in colours, from the Original, by Vandyck, at Gothurst, Bucks, 
 by Athow — — _ _ _ 
 
 956 Margaret Smith, Lady Herbert—Ladies Phil, and Eliz. Wharton’s—and Jane 
 
 Goodwin, W. L’s. after Vandyck, by Gunst —and Madam Ann Kirk, W. L. 
 after Ditto, by Beckett, sheet mez. fine — _ _ 
 
 957 Lady Philadelphia Wharton, after Vandyck, by Dunkarton —Jane (Goodwin) 
 
 Daughter of Lord Wenman, after Ditto, by Boydell —and Ann Marchioness 
 of Wharton, after Lely, by Earlom, fine — _ 
 
 958 Venetia Stanley, Lady Digby, (Wife to Sir Kenelm Digby) and her two 
 
 Sons, drawing in colours, from the Original of Vandyck, at Gothurst, 
 Buckinghamshire, by T. Athow — _ _ 
 
 959 Lady Venetia Digby, W. L three Angels crowning her with Laurel, Emblems 
 
 of the Serpent and Dove, &c. drawing in colours, from the curious Original, 
 by Vandyck, at Chigwell, Essex, by S. Harding _ _ 
 
 960 Magdalen, Daughter of William Purefoy, of Caldcote, and Wife to Anthony, 
 
 Rector of Burbage and Earl of Kent, drawing in colours, from the Original 
 at Wrest House, by Athow — — _ 
 
 961 Ann, Wife of Robert Lord Rich, and Daughter to the Earl of Devonshire 
 
 IV. L. ditto, from the Original at Wrest House, Bedfordshire, by Ditto 
 
 
 
 
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 962 Margareta Smith, Vidua Thom® Cary et Uxor Edvardi Herbert 
 
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 963 Anna Wake, Countess of Sussex, after Vandyck, ly P. Clouwet —and Ano¬ 
 
 nymous Engraved Portrait of a Lady, (Quere if not Margaret Smith) after 
 Ditto, half sheet, loth Proofs — — — 1 
 
 g64 Lady Aubignye, Small Whole Length, standing undbr an Arch, 
 holding a Deed with a Seal affixed to it, Rariss: — — 
 
 965 Charlotte Countess of Derby, by Nugent —Lady Venetia Digby, ly A. Birrell 
 
 —and Bust, ly Basire —Lady Alice Egerton, by IF. Evans —Sara, daughter 
 of Sir Thomas Beaumont and Wife of Robert Wrightson, ly Basire —and 
 Mary Bond, Wife of John Eyrick of Leicester, ly Ditto, Proof — 
 
 966 Bathsua Marins, Princip. Elizab. a Latinis, Gk®cis et Hebrasis, 
 
 Oval, with Emblems, ly W. Marshall, 8 vo. very fine and Rariss: 
 
 967 Mrs. Mary Griffith, by Glover —Mrs. Katherine Clarke, ly Fan Hove, 12mo. 
 
 —Elizabeth Lady Ferrers, by Chantry —Lettice Viscountess Falkland, ly 
 Marshall —and Maria Ruten Lady Vandyck, ly Bolswert,from the Fother- 
 gill Collection — — — ■— 
 
 96S Ann Countess of Morton, with Madam Kirk, etching, after Fandyck, ly 
 J. Gronsveli, oblong h. sh .—and Margaret Lemon, after Ditto, by IF. Hol¬ 
 lar, fine and scarce — — — *— 
 
 969 Penelope Countess of Wilton, by W. Hollar, Oval, 12mo. very fine and scarce 
 
 970 Dominae Paston Effigiis, 1659, Coat of Arms underneath the Oval, 
 
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 971 Lady Elinor Temple, Bust, ly R. Gay wood, 12mo. very fne, from Ditto — 
 
 and Lady Katherine Harington, by W. Faithorne —— 
 
 972 Mrs. Susanna Perwich and Constantia Lucy Lady Colerane (Copies) —Mrs. 
 
 Jane Lane, from Clarendon’s History, &c.—Lady Mary Ramsay and Hes¬ 
 ter and John Tradescant, in colours 
 
 973 Elizabeth Cromwell, Lady Protectress, J2mo. (Copy) &c.—Mrs. Mason, 
 
 Ditto (Wife of Richard Cromwell) etching, 8vo. (plate destroyed) -and 
 
 Lady Fairfax, ditto, after Zoust, proof, if c, — — 
 
 974 Mrs. Elizabeth Cleypole (Favorite Daughter to Oliver Cromwell) holding a 
 
 pair of Compasses over a Sphere in one hand and a Book on which is in¬ 
 scribed Altiora Sequor, in the other. Emblem of the Sun Flower, &c, 
 drawing in colours, from the Original at Checkers, Bucks, by Alhow 
 
 975 Madam Killigrew, holding a chaplet of Flowers, after Fandyck, by IF. Hollar, fy'/ff 
 
 h. s. fne and scarce — — — — 1 
 
 976 Catherine Lelhuillier, married to Jacob Deslouverie, 1680, etching, by F. Lut- - 
 
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 977 «Janb Duchess of Norfolk, Wife to Henry Duke of Norfolk, Farle 
 
 Marshall of England,8cc. large oval interspersed, with branches of Foliage, 
 Ducal Arms underneath, P. Lely pinxit, 167 1, R. Collin Calcogr: 
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 RARE — _ 
 
 97 8 Sarah Duchess of Somerset, whole length, by G. Vertue, 1736, large half 
 
 sheet, fne and scarce — — _ _ 
 
 979 Frances Duchess of Richmond, by J. Van Somer, Jo. Lloyd ex. Oval 4to. mez. 
 
 fine and scarce — — — — 
 
 980 Frances Duchess of Richmond and Lenox, whole length, after Sir P. Lely, by 
 
 Browne, sheet mez. very fine and scarce — — 
 
 981 Frances Theresa, Duchess of Richmond, whole length, in the Character 
 
 of Pallas, H.Gascar pinx. large h. sh. mez. very hare — 
 
 982 Frances Duchess of Richmond, ike. (the complete Set of the Beauties at Windsor) 
 
 after Sir Peter Lely, by T. Watson, choice proofs — — 
 
 983 Anne Duchess of Albemarle, Oval of Foliage, Sold by Richard 
 
 Gammon, half sheet, rariss: from Mr. Gulston’s Collection- 
 
 and a copy in 12 mo. — — 
 
 984 The Right Hon: Lady Barbara, Countesse of Castlemaine (after¬ 
 
 wards Duchess of Cleveland) her hair dishevelled, and reclin¬ 
 ing on her arm, W. Faithorne Sculp. Ornamented Oval, large 
 half sheet, Rariss: and most Brilliant Impression, from ihe Col¬ 
 lection of Marietta, 1668 — — — 
 
 g85 Barbara Duchf.ss of Cleaveland and Countess of Castlemaine, 
 attired as a Shepherdess, with a Crook, Lamb feeding, &c. W. 
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 987 Barbara Duchess of Cleaveland, W. L. sitting, after Lely, by Williams, large 
 
 h. sh. mez .— and Louise Duchess of Portsmouth, after Ditto, by Blooteling, 
 
 Oval, 4 to. mez. veryfne — — — — 
 
 .988 Louise Duchess of Portsmouth, after Lely, by G. Valck, h. sh. mez. fine — 
 and after Ditto, by Tompson, ditto, Proof — — 
 
 989 Louize Duchess of Portsmouth, with a Lamb, after Lely, by J. van Somer, 
 
 but without his name, half sheet, fine and rare — — 
 
 990 Louize Dutchesse of Portsmouth, sitting, holding a Lily in her hand, Pieter ^ jff 
 
 Lilly pinx. Edw. le Davis Sculp, half sheet, very scarce — 1 
 
 991 Louice Dutchesse of Portsmouth, Jewel at her breast, Oval, fol. ditto I 
 
 992 Louize Dutchesse of Portsmouth, seated on a sofa, in an open rich laced 
 
 habit, with a Dove, and the young Duke of Richmond as a Cupid, attending 
 her. H. Gascar Pinx. St. Baudet Scuip. oblong sheet, oval, extra rare 
 and fine — — — — — 
 
 993 Isabella Duchess of Grafton, P. Lely pinx. J. Verkolje fecit. 1683 , h.sh. mez. 
 
 very fine and scarce — — — — 
 
 994 Isabella Duchess of Grafton, Oval, reclining on her arm, after Wissing, 
 
 by J. Smith, h. s. mez. rare and brilliant — — 
 
 995 Mary Duchess of Beaufort, Daughter to Arthur Lord Capel, after 
 
 R. Walker, by J. Nutting, Oval, large half sheet, very fine and rare, 
 from the Fothergill Collection — — — 
 
 996 Margaret Duchess of Newcastle-, Studious she is and all alone, &c. six verses, 
 
 after Diepenheck, by P. van Schuppen, fol. fine and scarce — 
 
 997 Margaret Duchess of Newcastle, W. L. standing in a niche under an arch, 
 
 after Ditto, by Ditto, very fine — — — 
 
 998 The Newcastle Family, Whole Lengths, Abraham a Diepenbeke 
 
 delin. Pet. Clouwet Sculp, fol. very fine and rare — 
 
 999 Mary Duchess of Buckingham, and Madam Mary Kirk, small ovals, by 
 
 T. Worlidge — Gertrude Marchioness of Halifax, by Bartolozzi — Blanch 
 Lady Arundel — Ann Lady Fanshawe, etching, by C. M. Fanshawe, p. p. 
 isle .— Lady Blount, by Scheneker — Maria Wife of Thomas Staveley — 
 
 Mrs. Lucy Hutchinson, by Freeman — and Mrs. Mary Evelyn, Wife of John 
 Evelyn, Proof — — — *— 
 
 1000 Elizabeth Countess of Northumberland, drawing in colours, from the Ori¬ 
 
 ginal, after Sir P. Lely, at Petworth, by Gardiner — 
 
 1001 Elizabeth Countess of Northumberland, after Lely, by Browne— and Harvey 
 
 Countess of Stamford, after Ditto, by Tjsmpson, 4 to. mez. fine 
 
 1002 Elizabeth Countess of Chesterfield, after Lely, by Browne, very fine — and 
 
 Dorothy Countess of Shaftesbury, after Ditto, by Tompson — 
 
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 Elizabeth Countess Dowager of Essex, (copy) ly C. Hall —Lady Rachel 
 Russell, ly C. Knight, &c .—Mary Countess of Warwick, ly R. White— 
 Lady Elizabeth Brooke, 8 vo. —Rachael Widow of Dr. William Paule, 
 Bishop of Oxon. (etching) ly Eliza Gulston —and Lady Henrietta Roper, 
 Ditto, ly R. Hutchinson — — —- — 
 
 Lady Mary Radclyffe, Countess of Derwentwatir, Whole length, 
 in a rich dress composed of Ostrich Feathers, &c. after Wissing and 
 Vander Vaart, by B. Lens and J. Smith, large h. s. mez, fine and rare 
 Lady Mary Jolliffe, Daughter of Ferdinando Hastings, Earl of 
 Huntingdon, by Robert White, Oval 4to. Beautiful Proof, from 
 the Collection of Mariette, i682 — — —- 
 
 Lady Essex Finch, Countess of Nottingham, after Lely, ly Browne —and 
 Ditto, ly P. Fan Somer, half sheet, very fine and scarce — 
 
 Mary Lady Grey, habited as a Shepherdess, after Lely, ly Browne —and 
 Amelia Countess of Ossory, with a Greyhound, ajter Wissing, ly Becked, 
 loth very fine — — — — . — 
 
 Catherine Nevill Lady Howard, after Lely, by Browne, h. s. mez. very fine 
 Lady Anne Barrington and my Lady Mary St. John, sitting in 
 CONVERSATION AT A TABLE, H. GaSCAR PlNX. OBLONG LARGE HALF 
 sheet, mez. extka rare and fine, from the Gulston Collection — 
 Elizabeth Cary Lady Mordaunt, with a Negro Boy, on whose arm is in¬ 
 scribed, N. Carey, drawing in colours, after the curious original, painted by 
 Louisa Princess Palatine, in the possession of the Earl of Dartmouth, If 
 T. Athow — — — — — 
 
 Lucy Montague, Daughter of Henry first Earl of Manchester, and Wife of 
 Hugh first Lord Colerane, high finished drawing in black lead pencil, by 
 D. Loggan, 1669 — — — — 
 
 Jane, Daughter of John Evelyn, Esq. and Elizabeth his Wife, married first 
 to Sir Anthony Benn, and afterwards to Sir Eustace Hart, drawing in 
 colours, from the Original at Wrest House, by T. Athow — 
 
 Anne, Daughter of Sir Christopher Nevile, Brother of the Lord Aberga¬ 
 venny, married to John Lord Lucas, and Mother to Mary Countess of 
 
 Kent, ditto, ditto — — — — 
 
 Mary, sole Daughter and Heiress of John Lord Lucas, Wife to Anthony 
 Earl of Kent, and Mother to Henry, afterwards Duke of Kent, aetat. 29, 
 1668, ditto, ditto — — — — 
 
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 AND WORTHY KnIGHT, SlR MaRMADUKE RaWDON, OP HoDSDEN, IN 
 Hartfordshire, TETATis suje JG —R. White sculp. 4to. 
 
 Martha Williams, one of the daughters of Sir Marmaduke 
 Rawdon, and Wife to Thomas Williams, Gent, fourth Son of 
 Sir Henri- Williams, Knight and Baronet—R.White sculp. 4 to. 
 Sarah Rawdon, Wife to Marmaduke Rawdon, of Hodsden, Esquire 
 —R. White sculp. 4to. — — 
 
 Elizabeth Rawdon, Wife to Mr. William Rawdon, of Bermondsey 
 Court—she was borne the 18 of January 1632—R.White delin. 
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 Katherine Bowyer, one Of the Daughters of Sir Marmaduke 
 Rawdon, and Wipe To William Bowler, of Laytonstone, in 
 Essex, Esquier—R.White sculp. 4tq. — — 
 
 N. B. The above Portraits of Females of the Rawdon Family were originally 
 Mr. West's, and subsequently came from Mr. Gulston's Collection. Are 
 all very fine impressions , in the purest state ofi condition, and extremely rare 
 Lady King, Or it 24, Oct. 169 s, P. Lely Eques pinx. R. White sculpsit. 
 Oval, large half sheet, extra fine and rake ,jrom the Father gill Collection 
 Lady TrevorWamer, by P.van Sckuppen, Oval, Svo. very fine —and Gertrude 
 MorO, by R. Lochon, 12 mo, ditto 
 
 Vera Effigies D. Gertrudis More, Anno 1633, jetatis 28, praying 
 before a Crucifix, Jac: Neeffs sculp. Svo. very fine and rare ,from 
 Mr. Gulston's Collection — __ 
 
 Catherine Gascoigne, Abbess of the Benedictines at Caribray, 
 
 Obiit 1676 , cetat. 76 , Svo. ditto, ditto — _ 
 
 The Lady Price, after Sir P. Lely, by A. Browne, h. s. mez. very fine and 
 
 scarce “ — — — _ 
 
 ■Lady Middleton and Lady Grammont, loth after Lely, by M‘Ardell, sheet 
 
 mezs. very fine — — — _ 
 
 Mrs. Jenny Middleton, habited as a Shepherdess, H. Gascar pinx. oblong 
 
 h. s. mez. rare — <— — _ 
 
 Madam Parson, after Lely, by Verbose,fine and scarce -Madam Hughes, 
 
 after Ditto, 1677 —and Ditto, by R. Williams, 4. s. mez. ._ 
 
 Madam Jane Kelleway, in the character of Diana, after Lely, by Browne, 
 
 very fine and scarce — — — _ 
 
 Madam Sophia Bulkeley, holding a Ease, H. Gascar pinxit, 4. s. mez. 
 
 fine and rare — — _ 
 
 Dominie Dorothea Rutter, aetat. 31, 1661-2, Arms at the corner oj the 
 Oval , Svo. ditto —- —. __ _ 
 
 
 
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 Family of Mr. Cooke of Norfolk, Pastokai Subject, containing six 
 IF. L. Portraits of Children, with Lambs, &c. after Huysman, by Van 
 Somkr, large sheet mez. proof, extra fine and rare — 
 
 Coohe Family, copied from the preceding, by Vincent, h. s. mez.— and the 
 Lady Williams, after IFissing, by Beckett, fne and scarce, both from 
 Mr. Bull's Collection —- — — — 
 
 Madam Davis, Comedian, after Lely, by Valck, Oval, 4 to. mez . very fine and 
 
 Miss Davis—Lucy Barlow—Miss Bagot—Ruperta How (Daughfer of Prince 
 Rupert) by J. K. Sherunn —Nell Gwynn, &c. from Count Grammont's 
 Memoirs, S(c. — — — ■— 
 
 Lucy Barlow, alias Waters, drawing in colours, from a miniature, by Cooper, 
 at Strawberry Hill, by S. Harding — — — 
 
 Eleanor Gwynn, Oval, by J. Ogborne —Ditto, small etching, by G. Spencer 
 —and Mrs. Ellen Gwynn, after Lely, by Van Bleeck, fine — 
 
 Eleanor Gwynn, decorating a Lamb, after Lely, by Valck, half sheet, fne 
 and scarce — —— — 
 
 Madam Elinora Gwynne, S. Cooper pinx. G. Valck sculp. Oval, 8vo. ditto 
 Madam Ellen Gwynne and her two Sons, with a Basket of Flowers, 
 LI. Gascap. pinxit, oblong h. s. mez. very rare — — 
 
 Eleanor Gwynn, inscribed Madam Ellen Groin, and her tboo 
 sons, Charles Earl of Beaufort and James Lord Beauclairb. 
 She is represented reposing on a bed of Roses, her Children as Cupids with¬ 
 drawing a Curtain ; King Charles, with his train borne up by a Page, is 
 seen approaching-, on the other side a Bath-, a Palace in the distance. 
 Henry Gascar pinxit, oblong half sheet, extra rare and 
 
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 Mrs. Knight, Mistress to King Charles the Second, TV. L. by Faber —Mrs. 
 Anne Killigrew, by Blooteling —and Ditto, by J. Beckett, Oval 4to. mez. 
 
 Catherine Phillips, Poetess, inscribed Orinda, Bust, by TV. Faithorne -and 
 
 Ditto, by J . Beckett, large 4to. mez. fine and scarce — 
 
 D. Dorothea Nakbona (Norborn) Uxor D. Thomje Baulins, J. Careu 
 delin. Ant. Vander Does fecit, 4to. very fine and rake — 
 
 Madde. Charlotte de Beeurewaerd, after Sir P. Lely, by P. Van Somer, half 
 sheet, very scarce — — — 
 
 Lady Mary Fielding, after Lely, by Beckett— Dorothy Lady Packington, by 
 Vul. Green —and Catherine Dering and Catherine Southwell, Ladies Per- 
 cival, by J. Faber, from the House of Yvery — — 
 
 Ortance Manchini, Duchess of Mazarine, P. Lely pinx. G. Valck sculp, 1678, 
 half sheet, fine and scarce — — — 
 
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 1048 Ortence Mancini, Ducliesse de Masarin, P. Stephani sculp. Oval, half sheet, 
 
 1049 Ann Duchess of Monmouth and her two Sons, W. L.’s, after Kneller, by 
 
 J. Smith —and Charlotte Countess of Lichfield, W. L. after Ditto, by 
 J. Beckett, very fine — — — — 
 
 1050 Charlotte Countfss of Lichfield, inscribed The Lady Lychfelde, 
 
 within a square border of foliage, S. Verelst pinx. P. Vandkebanc 
 sculp, half sheet, iine and rare — — — 
 
 1051 Catherine Sedley, Countess of Dorchester, after Kneller, J. Smith exc. — 
 
 Lady Henrietta Mcrdaunt, W. L. after Lely, by J. Watson —and Mrs. 
 Jenny Deering, ditto, by G. Townley, Proof — — 
 
 1052 Ladies Henrietta and Catherine Hyde, W. L.’s, after Wissing, by J. Smith 
 
 —and Ladies Henrietta and Anne Churchill, after Kneller, by Ditto, 
 
 1053 Henrietta Maria Lady Wentworth, P>aroness of Nettlestead. 
 
 Whole Length, in her Robes, G. Kneller pinx. R.Williams fec. 
 
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 1054 Madam Elizabeth Brownlow, W. L. after Wissing, by J. Smith, proof —and 
 
 Ditto, after Zoust by Becket, very fine — — 
 
 1055 Elizabeth Countess of Kildare, Oval, in a large hat adorned with flowers, 
 
 after Wissing, by J. Smith, 4to. mez. proof — — 
 
 1056 Mrs. Helen Grew, Widow of Oeadiah Grew, D. D. Minister of 
 
 Coventry, who died Oct. 19 , 168 /, .etat. 85, Oval 4to. very 
 RARE, FROM Mr. GuLSTON’s COLLECTION — — 
 
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 \057 Will Sommers, King Henry the Eighth's Jester, W. L. by Francis 
 Delaram, Eight English Verses, fol. very rare — — 
 
 1058 Will Sommers, by R. Clump, &c.—Will Sommers Armour—Henry Paten- 
 
 son, Jester to Sir Thomas More, (two different )—Elinor Rummin (the 
 Copy) —and Richard Watts, Obiit 1580, by E. Adams, 8 vo. mez. Proof 
 
 1059 Nicolas Hunt the upright man, and the counterfeit Cranke Nicolas Geninges, 
 
 W. L's. in the same plate. Wood cut, Eleven English Verses, 4to. rare and 
 curious, from the Collection of Sir James Lake —and the true portrayture of 
 Mother Shipton, living in the time of Henry the 8th, Holbein pinx. W. 
 Trevethen sculp. 4 to. ditto — — — — 
 
 lOfiO I homas Percy, Nobjlis Anglus, Conspirator, Oval, Vignettes of 
 
 HISTORICAL EVENTS CONNECTED WITH THE Gun PoWDER PLOT, BY 
 
 Crispin de Pas, 4to. most brilliant and extra rare — 
 
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 Vignettes, Latin and Dutch Inscriptions , large 4 to. rare — 
 
 1002 Gun Powder Conspirators in Council, with representations of their 
 
 several Executions, 100(5, Latin , French and Dutch Descriptions, oblong, 
 half sheet, very rare — — _ _ 
 
 1003 Concilium Conjurantium j Effigies Septem Proditorum, &c. Ten 
 
 Latin Lines of Inscription, oblong, fol. extra fine and rare, from 
 Mr. Gulston's Collection — _ _ _ 
 
 1004 Conspirators, published by Caulfield, on India paper, &c.—and Mulled Sake, 
 
 W. L. ditto —■ — _ _ _ 
 
 1005 Execution of the Eight Gun Powder Conspirators, N. de Visscher 
 
 fecit, oblong, half sheet, very fine and rare — — 
 
 1000 John Selman (Felon) Executed 7 January, 1012, small ivhole length in wood, 
 prefixed to his Arraignment, 1012, rare,fronf Mr. Gulston's Collection, and 
 
 a copy of the same — — _ _ 
 
 1007 Eva Fliegen, who lived on the smell of Flowers, cetat. 40, Oval. Sold by 
 George Humble, 4t o.fne and scarce — — — 
 
 1003 Arthur Severus O Toole Nonesuch, jetatis SO, in armour, with a 
 Sword bearing many Crowns—Great Mogul’s Landlord, &c. eight 
 verses, Franciscus Delaram sculp. 4 to. extra fine and rare—— 
 
 and the copy by Richardson —- — _ _ 
 
 1009 Sir Jervas Yelvis (Elways) and Mrs. Ann Turner, W. L’s. Executed 1015 (for 
 the murder of Sir Thomas Overbury)—Richard Humble, Oval, 4 to. mez .— 
 Old Scarlet—Elizabeth Sawyer—and Archer, (copy from Cecill's Print) 
 Whole lengths —and Cornelius Vandun, by Trotter — — 
 
 1070 Cap tain Robert Dover, on horseback, tkc. prefixed to the Annalia 
 
 Dubrensia, upon Cotswold Hills, 1030, 4to. the Original plate, very rare, 
 with the Copy — — — _ _ 
 
 1071 Archy the King’s Jester ; This is no Muckle John nor Summers Will, &cc. 
 
 Four Lines, Whole length, by R. Gavwood, 12 mo. very fine and rare 
 
 1072 Hobson the Carrier, Obiit, 1030, Vixit Annos 80, by J. Payne, fol. very fine 
 
 and scarce —and Ditto on horseback, following his Waggon, by J. Liaht- 
 
 1073 Old Parr, by C. Fan Dalen, 4to. very fine, and the Copy—Ditto, a woodcut, 
 
 4to. scarce —and three modern Prints of Old and Young Parr, by G. Powle, 
 Proof, &rc. — — — — — 
 
 10/4 Jeffery Hudson, Dwarf, W. L. with his Dog, by J. Stow, fol. —Ditto, by 
 J. Filller, ficc.—and five different of Moll Cntpurse, one a pen drawing 
 1075 Francis Battalia, the Stone Eater, 17 , Whole Length, by 
 
 W. Hollar, 1041, very fine and rare, with the Copy —, 
 
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 1076 Blasii de Manfre, Water Spcuter, aetat. 72, 1651, by IV Hollar, very 
 
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 WOODEN SWORD IN HIS HAND ) DlD YOU NEVER SEE THIS HEAD BEFORE, 
 &c: FOUR VERSES; GEO. GlOVER DBL1NEAVIT ET SCULPS1T, VERY FINE 
 AND PRESQ.UE UNIQUE, FROM THE FoTHERGILL, AND SUBSEQUENTLY 
 
 raoM the Gulston Collections, with a copy of the same — 
 
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 1078 .^Lbel the Monopolizer of Sweet Wines, A and the sign oj the Bell 
 
 over his head, small oval, by W. Hollar, very fine and rare, from 
 Sir James Lake's Collection — — — 
 
 1079 Matthew Hopkins, Witch finder General, Whole Length, with 
 
 his Imps, the Original Plate in Wood, 4to. very rare, with three 
 
 IOSO John Clavel, Highwayman, jetat. 25, Ego non sum Ego, by W. Hole, 
 4to. very fine and rake, from the Father gill Collection, and the copy 
 
 1081 Richard Herst, Executed 1628—Trusty Dick Pendrell, etching, by P. Lam- 
 
 lorn —John Evans, Astrologer of Wales, by Godfrey —William Lithgow, 
 W. L.—Thomas Venner (EnthusiastJ —Colonel Corbet—Hugh Peters— 
 and President Bradshaw, ly Gucht, &c. — — 
 
 1082 James Naylor, Quaker, Obiit 1660 , aged 44, by T. Preston, large 4to mez. 
 
 very fine and scarce, from the Fothergill Collection — 
 
 1083 The Portraiture of Mrs. Martha Hatfield, lying in a Trance, 
 
 prefixed to the Wise Virgin, &c. ly James Fisher, Minister at Sheffield, 
 1652, 12mo. very rare, and the copy — — 
 
 1084 Barbara Ursler, Wife to Michael Vanbeck, the Hairy Woman, 
 
 Aged 29 , 1658 , R. Gaywood fecit, very fine and rare — 
 
 1085 Barbara Urslerin, playing on the Harpsichord, German Inscription, 8 vo .— 
 
 and Ditto, English and Latin Inscription, oval, h. s. mez. ditto — 
 10S6 Lazarus and Baptista Colloredo, Monster exhibited in England, 1636, by 
 M. Ha finer, 4 to .—and another W.L.in Svo. with MS. extract of a Licence 
 granted to Lazarus to shew his Brother Baptist that grows out of his 
 navel, &c. — — — — 
 
 1087 Lazarus and Baptista Colloredo, Whole Length, in a Hat , German 
 Inscription, 1635, by W. Hollar, large 4to. very fine and rare 
 
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 y b of a Satirical Puppy called Nym, SCc. by T. M. 1657, 4to. fine and rake 
 
 1089 J° HN Ogle, of Waterman’s Lane, in White Fryers, partly etching, 8 vo. 
 
 extra rare, /rom the West and Gulston Collections —— 
 
 10 9 0 John Barefoot, Letter Doctor to the University of Oxon, Twelve 
 
 English Verses, aetat. 70 , 1681 , after E. Luttrell, by M. Burghers, 
 half sheet, very rare and remarkably fine, from the Fothergill Col¬ 
 lection, and a small copy of Ditto — — — 
 
 1091 Titus Oates, inscribed Bob Ferguson or the Raree Shew of Mama- 
 
 mouchee Mufty, Jesuit's Cap and Turban on his head, Flail in his 
 hand, Sword by his side, &c. Twenty-one English Verses, half sheet, . A ; -' ff' 
 
 very fine and rare, from the Fothergill Collection — 1 ‘ ^ 
 
 1092 The True and Lively Portraiture of that worthy Divine, Titus 
 
 Oates, D. D. Oval, half sheet, extra rare — — 
 
 10 93 Captain William Bedloe, holding a Book on which is inscribed, 
 
 That is the true light which lighteth every man, with Emblems of Capt. 
 
 Bedloe's Loyalty and of the Jesuites Treachery and Cruelty. 
 
 T. Dawks, 4to. very rare — — — 1 
 
 10 94 Capt. William Bedloe, Miles Prance, and Stephen Dugdale, by R. White, 
 
 &c.—and Ditto, with Titus Oates on the same plate, 4to. &c. — 7 
 
 10 95 Stephen Dugdale, the Eminent Discoverer of this most Horrid 
 Plot, under a Curtain, with figures of the Pope, Devil, &c. 4to. very ^ 
 rare ,from the Fothergill and Gulston Collections, not described in Bromley 1 
 
 10 96 Josiah Keeling, Discoverer of the late Hellish Conspiracy at the 
 
 Rye House, R. White advivum sculp. Oval fol. very fine and 
 RARE,/row the Collection of Richard Bull, Esq. — 
 
 10 97 Stephen College, the Protestant Joiner, By Irish Oaths and Wrested 
 
 Law I fell, &c. Oval 8 vo. very rare, from Ditto — 
 
 10 98 William Staley and Edward Coleman, with the manner in which they 
 
 were drawne on sledges to execution, 1678 , by W. Faitiiorne, oblong 
 half sheet, very rare — — — — 
 
 10 99 The true and exact Effigies of a Giant, born in Germany, and lately 
 
 seen at Ipswich. His stature nine foot and half in the height, and the 
 span of his hand a Cubit compleat 5 he goes from place to place with his 
 Wife, &c. who lakes Money for the shew of her Husband, numerous- 
 English Verses, W. L. sheet etching, rare — — 
 
 C 1100 Lodowick Muggleton (Enthusiast) by G. v. Casseel, 4to. and the copy — 
 
 Sir Henry Morgan (Buccanier)—Richard Dugdale (Impostor) -Mary 
 
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 forti, half sheet, extra fine, and a copy oj the same, 8 vo. 
 
 1102 Henry Jenkins, aged 169 , ly T. Worlidge, 1752, half sheet, very fine-mi a 
 
 copy of Ditto, 8 vo. —- 
 
 1103 Colonel James Turner, Executed for Rollery, 8 vo. original and copy, 
 
 and the manner of his Execution at Lime Street End, Jan. 21 , 1663, 8 vo. 
 VERY FINE AND rare, from the West and Gulslon Collections — 
 
 1104 Colonel Blood, ly G. White, 4 to. mez. fine, from the Fothergill Collection 
 
 1105 Mother Louse, etching, half sheet, after the Original of David Loggan, &c. 
 
 —and Mary Carleton, the German Princess, ly J. Chantry, 8 vo. 
 
 1106 Mother Damnable, of Kentish Town, Whole Length, sitting in a 
 
 Hovel, by a Fire ; Arms, Two Cats suspended downwards, claw¬ 
 ing each other ; Broken Jug and Pipe, &c. Y’have often seen 
 (from Oxford Tiplino House) Th’ Effigies of Shipton fac’d 
 Mother Louse, &c. Twenty-two Verses, 1676 , large half sheet, 
 
 UNIQUE — — — 
 
 1107 John Kelsey— Oliver Cromwell’sPorter—Madam Creswell— Squire of Alsatia 
 
 Hans Buling—Philips (Merry Andrew)—Hugh Massey—Joseph Clark 
 (Posture Master)—Colly Molly PufF-Seyley the Chimney Sweeper-and 
 Nan Mills, from the Set of Tempest's Cries— and copies of the same, ly 
 G. Barrett, &c. on India paper — 
 
 1108 Titus Oates, Whole Length, standing in the Pillory, Anagram of Ins name. 
 
 Testis Ovat, over his head, Latin and English Verses underneath. 
 Printed for J. Hindmarsh, 1685, large h. sh. very rare — 
 
 1109 Titus Oates standing in the Pillory, surrounded by seven Ovals of 
 
 Jesuits, executed Temp. Charles 2 d, and a representation of his being 
 fogged at the Cart's Tail, 1685, with an Abridgment of his Life in 
 French, published at Amsterdam, large half sheet, ditto 
 
 1110 John Wormbergh, Swiss Dwarf, W. L. Sold ly J. Oliver- Ditto, with 
 
 French, Dutch and English Inscriptions, by J. Drapentier, loth rare, 
 from Mr. Gulston's Collection—mi a small W. L. Copy of ditto 
 
 
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 (Emperors.) Maximilian 1st and 2d—Ferdinand 1st—Charles 5th and 
 Rodolph 2d, by P. van Sompel, fine — — _ 
 
 Estienne Chevalier (Ambassadorfrom France) decede 1475, Langot sculp, 
 li. sh. very Jine and scarce _ _ _ 
 
 Charles 5th, Emperor, in armour, after Titian, sheet— Philip 2d, after Ditto 
 and the Emperor Rodolph, by y.Egid: Sadeler, h. sh. _ 
 
 Franciscus Gallorum Rex Christianissimus, tvearing the Order of St, 
 Michael, Diadem on his head and grasping the Pommel of his Sword, 
 
 P. S. 1536, sheet, rake and curious — _ 
 
 Francis 1st, by N. Montagne -Francis 1st, Dauphin, by T. de Leu _ 
 
 Francis 2d, by J. de Bie —Philip 1st and Joan, King and Queen of Cas¬ 
 tile, by C. Bestland— and Philip 2d, by Car: Watson, proof — 
 Henry 2d, King of France, Profile crowned with Laurel, Emblematical 
 Figures round the Oval, by N. Bkatricetto, 1556, sheet —and Ditto, 
 
 full face, by Ditto, 1558, both fine and rake — _ 
 
 Philip 2d, E^ing of Spain, jetat. 5q, 1586, with the Order of the Golden 
 lleece, by Jerome Wierx, large half sheet, very fine and rake 
 Philip 2d, -/Etat. 5g,from the same Original as the preceding, in a border 
 composed of Coats of Arms of the several Provinces under his Dominion, 
 Baptist Parmensis Formis. Romce 1589, sheet, rare and curious 
 Philip 2d, inscribed Philippus Hispaniarum Princeps et Caroli 5 Filius, 
 Collar of the Golden Fleece, &c. by Julio Bonasone, large 4to. very 
 fine and rare — — _ _ _ 
 
 Maximilian 2 d, Emperor Henry 3d, King of France, ly Remigius Hogen- 
 lerg- and Frederick Count Palatine, by Lucas Cornells, small ovals, scarce 
 Henry 3d, King of France, large Jewel at his ear, by Joan: Wierix 
 
 1 647, large h. sh. rare — _ _ 
 
 Henry 3d of Valois and Henry 4th of Bourbon, Ovals in the same plate, 
 Arms of France and Navarre between, and vignettes of the Assassination 
 of Henry 3d by Jacques Clement, &c. underneath j 12 Dutch Verses, 
 half sheet, ditto — — _ _ 
 
 Francis of Valois, Duke of Alenin, by R. Hogenbergh, &c.—Gaspar Count 
 Coligny and Christian King of Denmark, small ovals, by L. Cornells, scarce 
 
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 fine and rare m «« r—t •*— l yyr 
 
 1123 Henry of Bourbon, King of Navarre, in an ornamented square border, Har¬ 
 man Muller excud . fol. /we and scarce—and Ditto (when King of France) 
 
 Oval fol. «—I *** rv- S*S 2 
 
 1126 Henry 4th, King of France, with Collars of St. Michael and le Saint Esprit, 
 
 H. Gollzius sculp. Paul de la Houue excud. h. sh. very fine -re 
 
 1127 Henry 4 th, King of France, small oval in armour, in the centre of a Triumphal 
 
 Arch, enriched with numerous vignettes. Isaac Fournier liven. Thomas 
 de Leu sculp, large sheet, very scarce — — r-s- 
 
 1129 Henry theFovrth,King of France, wearing ths Order of theHoly 
 
 Ghost suspended at his bses6t, richly apparelled, his Coat 
 BUTTONED WITH DIAMONDS, FuR GoWN LINID WITH ErMIN, TaFESTRY 
 DECORATED WITH NUMEROUS FlEUR DE LlS, &C. J. DE FCRNAZERII 
 FECIT, SHEET, FINE AND EXTRA RARE — - 
 
 \ 129 Henry the Fourth, Eguestrian Portrait, the Horse sumptuously 
 
 CAPARISONED AND RICHLY ADORNED WITH INTERSECTED H:’S AND 
 
 Fleur de Lis; in the distance is a yiew of a Forest, with 
 
 NUMEROUS FIGURES ON FOOT AND HORSEBACK ENGAGED IN THE CM ACE 
 
 ■—Arms of France ani> Navarre—Four French Verses between 
 Vases of Lilies, &c. Jacobus de Fornazerii Inventor et fecit 
 ET EXCUDIT, 1600, LARGE HALF SHEET, VERY NEATLY ENGRAVED AND 
 EXTREMELY RARE — 1 
 
 1130 Henry the Fourth sitting in an Apartment with his Queen and 
 
 two Children, Courtiers attending. Sixteen French Verses, in the 
 manner of L. Gualtier, oblong fol. very scarce — 
 
 1131 Henry the Fourth, Historical Subject representing his Entrance into Paris, 
 
 I5Q4, Procession to Notre Dame, and Departure of the Spanish Garrison; 
 
 N. Bolleky P1NX. J. le Clerc exc. fine and fare — 
 
 1132 Henry the Fourth curing the King's Evil, oblong sheet, ditto —and two Histo¬ 
 
 rical etchings of the Massacre of Paris, &c. — — 
 
 1133 Assassination of Henry the Fourth, in the centre of four oval portraits of 
 
 himself, Mary de Medicis, Lewis 13th, and Francois Ravaillac, with the 
 manner of the dreadful execution of the latter, etching, oblong fol .—and 
 Portrait of Ravaillac, W. L. with Medallions of Henry 4th, his Queen, 
 
 &c. by Christ, van Sichem,fol. rare — — ■— 2 
 
 1134 Mary de Medicis ( Queen of Henry the Fourth) Bust of a Female (supposed 
 
 to le herself when young) Maria de Medicis F. cut in wood, very rare 
 
 1135 Coronation of Lewis 13th, King of France ; Twelve French Verses, Quesnel 
 
 piax. Thomas de Leu sculp, oblong fol. fine and scarce — 
 
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 1136 Lewis 13th, King of France, sheet ovals, by M. Lasne and H. Hondius, fine 
 
 1137 Leavis 13th, King of France and Navarre, on horseback, holding a 
 
 Sceptre, Prospect of Paris with the Pont Neuf in the distance, by 
 M. Merian, sheet, fine and rare — — 
 
 1138 Lewis 13th, Whole Length, with a Dog, Sceptre in his hand, Sword 
 
 by his Side, &c. Eight French Verses, by M. Lasne, ditto —- 
 
 1139 Jean Froissart, Historian, 8 vo:—Jerome Cardan, 12 mo.—Janus Dousa and 
 
 Francis Raphelengius, by De Larmessin, &c.—Janus Gruter, by J. ah 
 Heyden —and Ortelius, from his Theatrum Orbis Terrarum — 
 
 1140 Pierre Seigneur de Brantome, by J. v. Schley —the Duke of Feria—Frederick 
 
 Duke of Wirtemberg, Knt. of the Garter, 1605, W. L. in wood, 4to. 
 scarce —and Daniel Barbaro, by G. Caltini, sheet — 
 
 1141 Erasmus Roterodamus, in a fur gown, by Francis Hogenberg, 1555, 
 
 sheet, very fine and rare, from the Mariette Collection — 
 
 1142 Daniel Heinsius, by J. Lievens and J. Suyderhoef, h. sh. very fine — 
 
 1143 Eve Fliegen, who lived on the Smell of Flowers, by And. Stock, sheet, 
 
 very fine and u\RB,from Mr. Bull's Collection — 
 
 1144 Christian 4th, Ring of Denmark, three quarters, truncheon in his hand, ly 
 
 J. Muller, 1625, sheet, very fine -and Christian Duke of Brunswick, 
 
 large oval, by J. Delft’, 1623, ditto — 
 
 1145 Christian Duke of Brunsivick, 1622, and Ernest Count Mansfield, lb'23. 
 
 Ovals, by Simon Pass, very fine and scarce — _ 
 
 1146 Christian Duke of Brunswick, 1644, W. L. in half armour, with a walking 
 
 cane in his hand, drawing in colours from the Original after Sir P. Lely 
 at Hampton Court, by Gardiner — _ t _ 
 
 1147 William (first) Prince of Orange in armour, by Joan Eillarts Prisius, sh. rare 
 
 1148 Maurice Prince of Orange, large oval, by Crisp Van Queboren, sheet j and 
 
 Prince Frederick Henry, in armour, N. de Clerck exc. ditto _ 
 
 1149 William 2d Prince of Orange on horseback, by Capt. Baillie, with Variation, 
 
 and Emblematical Print of ditto, scarce — ._ _ 
 
 1150 Cardinal Barberini and his three Nephews, W. L.’s by I. F. Greuter _ 
 
 Balthazar Conte de Castillion, by De Larmessin, 8c c.—Cornelius Vandun,( < 
 by I. T. Smith, and Michael le Blon, by T. Matham _ _ 
 
 1151 Count Gondomar, Oval, 1622 , by Simon Pass, 4to, very fine and rare 
 
 1152 Hugo Grotius, after Mierevelt, by Deljf, fol. and Henricus de Tuyl, 
 
 Dominus de Stavenesse (Ambassador Extraordinary to James the FirstJ 
 aetat. 49 , 1622 , Oval, by Crisp, de Pas, h. sh. very fine and scarce 
 
 1153 Jacobus Scottus (Ambassador Extraordinary from the States) by Crisp, de 
 
 Pas, fol. ditto — — — — __ _ 
 
 1154 Joh: Huyssen Cattcndyck (Ambassador) aetat. 50, 1616, Oval, by/, v. Velde, 
 
 4to. fine and rare — — 
 
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 1155 Regnier Pauw, ly T. Matham ; Constantine Huygens, by L. Vorstermans, 
 
 and Rene Descartes, by G. Edelinck, all very fine — _ 3 
 
 1156 Francis Junius, by G. Vertue, h. s .—John Amos Comenius, by /. Noual, 
 
 sheet, and the Siamese Ambassador and Priest, after Rubens, by Capt. 
 Baillie, ditto — — _ _ _ 4 
 
 1157 John Amos Comenius, aetat. 60, 1652, small oval, by W. Hollar, very fine 
 
 and rare, from the Collection of I. Barnard, Esq. and Ditto, aetat. 64, 
 1654, ly T. Cross, 12 mo. — _ _ 2 
 
 J John Banfi Huniades, celat. 68, 1644, small ornamented oval, Gowy 
 
 delin. W. Hollar fecit, 1644, very fine and rare — — 1 
 
 1159 Effigies Johannis BANFi-HuNijADis, Rivuliensis, Ungari Hermetic* 
 
 Philosophi* Scrutatoris et artis Spagyric* Anglo Londini 
 Professokis; *tat. suje 70 , 1626 , Oval with Emblematical 
 Figures. Gul: Marshall fecit Londini, 4to. extra fine and rare 
 
 fecit, 4 to. fine and rare — — 
 
 cob Cats, after Mierevelt, by Delff, 4to. am 
 Champaigne, by Nanlueil, loth very fine 
 audius Salmasius, ly T. Matham, h. sh. and I 
 ichael le Tellier, by G. Edelinck j Ditto in an 
 le Tellier, ly Ditto, very fine — 
 
 harles Gustavus, King of Sweden, in armour, 
 by P. Stent, half sheet, fine and rare 
 hilip Duke of Orleans, Equestrian Portrait it 
 distance, chez P. Mari&tte, large h. sh. ditto 
 lilip Duke of Orleans, Oval, in armour, by D 
 Van Galen, ly M. Mouzyn, Jol. &c. 
 iviD Pkimerose, Ministre de VEglise Franfoise de Londres, 1674 
 J. van Somer, fol. very fine and rare, from the Musgrave Collection 
 ristian Ravius, Berlinas, Oval, 12mo.—SirWilliam Curtius—Dr. Dorii 
 —and Rigep Dandulo (Converted Turk) by Cross, scarce — 
 
 imet Ben Hamet and Peter John Potemkin (Ambassadors from Mor 
 and Russia) after Kneller, ly R. White, fine — — 
 
 met Ben Hamet Ben Haddu Otter, Ambassador from the Emperor of 
 and Morocco— Jo. Lloyd fe. et ex. Ato mez. fine and scarce 
 
 
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 1682, by R. White, fol. very fine and scarce — — 
 
 
 
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 J173 Kaia Nebrr, Ambassador from Bantam 1682, three quarters, a Slave 
 holding an Umbrella over hit Head, R. Prick exc. h. s. mez. vert fine 
 and babe, from, the Gulston Collection — — 
 
 1174 Keay Nabee, large Oval, with two Slaves holding each ah Um¬ 
 
 brella. H. Peart pinx. N. Yeates and J. Collins sculp. Printed for 
 IV, Davis, 1682, sheet, very rare, /row Ditto — — 
 
 1175 Prince Giolo, W. L. by J. Savage— Virginian, setat. 23, 1645, by IV, Hollar 
 
 — and small heads of a Turk and Negro, by Ditto. 12mo. —» 
 
 1176 Charles John Count Koningsmark, tribd for thb Murthir of 
 
 Thomas Thynne, Esa. 1682, Oval of Laurel, R. White sculp.' 
 
 LARGE HALF SHEET, VERY RARE AMD BRILLIANT — — 
 
 1177 Charles John Count Koningsmark, Oval in Armour, after M, Dahl, by 
 
 L. Cossin, 4 to. — Johan Meerman (Ambassador) 1667, by J. Houbraken, 
 proof—and Gregory Leti (Historian) by J. Gole, ditto — 
 
 1178 Samuel Sorbiere, Oval with Emblems, by G. Audran, Romes 1 677, h. sh. 
 
 very fine and scarce ,from the Earl oj Bute's Collection, 1794 
 
 1179 J°h Ludolf, by Bernigeroth, Oval, 8^0.—Urban Hiaerne, F. R.S, Suecise 
 
 Archiater, setat. 71, by El: Brener, ditto — and Jacob Bobart, small W. L. 
 in the Physic Garden at Oxford, 8 vo. scarce — — 
 
 1180 Madam Helyot, with a Crucifix, by G. Edelinck and N, Batin—* nd Ditto, 
 
 Obiit 1682, set. 37 , chez F. Jollain, 4to. —• — 
 
 1181 Granger’s Biographical History of England, 4 volt. 6 vo, 
 
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MR. SOTHEBY will submit to the Public the following Collec¬ 
 tions during the present Season, at No. 3, Wellington Street, 
 Waterloo Bridge, Strand, where he is removed for the advantage 
 of more extensive premises:— 
 
 On Monday, February 8, and eight following Days (Sunday excepted) 
 
 THE Elegant, Interesting and Curious Library of the late 
 
 J. W. BRAMSTON, ESQ. 
 
 Removed from his Apartments in Somerset House. 
 
 Together with his valuable Collection of Law Books, among which will be found many 
 printed by Pinson, Tottel, Daye, Copland, &c. 
 
 THE very extensive, choice, and valuable COLLECTION of MEDALS, in Gold, 
 Silver, and Bronze ; also a few choice Patterns for Gold and Silver Coin ; the Maho¬ 
 gany Cabinets for Medals and Prints; a small select Collection of Marbles, Bronzes, 
 Abbey Seals, and other Curiosities, the Property of the late 
 
 JAMES BINDLEY, ESQ. M. A. & F.S.A. 
 
 Removed from his Residence in Somerset Place. 
 
 Tn this Collection will be found Specimens of the Works of all the most celebrated 
 Artists in Europe, particularly some of the best of T. Simon, Hedlinger, Varin, Cellini, 
 Corsini, the Roethiers, Rawlins, Bower, Karstein, Ferrhman, St. Urban, G. Mola, the 
 Hamerani, Mauger, Roussel, Dassier, Coker, Merconditta, Droz Andrieu, Wyon, 
 
 Webb &c. &c._Among the Marbles is a most masterly Bust of Alexander Pope, by 
 
 Roubiliac; a very fine Model in Terra Cotta of Hogarth’s Dog, by Roubiliac; the- 
 curious Scotch Broach mentioned and engraved in Pennant’s Tour; a large and fine 
 Specimen of the ancient Mosaic, ike. 
 
 BINDLEY COLLECTION OF PORTRAITS.. 
 
 Part 2d, 
 
 containing the Remaining Portion of the Valuable COLLECTION of BRITISH 
 PORTRAITS, from the Revolution to the present time, the Property of the late 
 
 JAMES BINDLEY, ESQ. F.A.S. 
 
 Of Somerset Place, 
 
 embracing a choice assemblage of Proofs and Private Plates; many after Sir Joshua Rey¬ 
 nolds and other celebrated Artists, interspersed with several Beautiful Drawings in 
 
 Colours. 
 
 Part 3 d 
 
 Will comprize his extensive COLLECTION of BRITISH TOPOGRAPHY and 
 Valuable MISCELLANEOUS PRINTS, by the most esteemed Ancient and Modem 
 Masters, the Portfolios that contained the Collection, a few valuable Pictures, &c. 
 
THE Entire and’ Valuable COLLFXTION or COIN'S and MEDALS, in GOLD, 
 SILVER and COPPER, CABINETS and CURIOSITIES, of the late 
 
 Mr. JOHN THANE. 
 
 The Genuine and Select 
 
 COLLECTION OF BOOKS AND BOOKS OF PRINTS, 
 
 The Property of Major CHARLES JAMES, Author of the Military Dictionary, Regi¬ 
 mental Companion, Poems, &c. 
 
 In this Collection will be found some of the fine Editions of the Classics, printed 
 by Bodoni, Didot the Elder, Horace Walpole, &c. together with a variety of scarce 
 Tracts and interesting Works relating to the FRENCH REVOLUTION :—Various 
 Military Publications in all the Living Languages.—Among other interesting Articles 
 will be found Dr. Johnson's Dictionary, in 2 volumes in folio, with MS. Additions 
 by the late John Horne Tooke, Esq. $ also two Copies of his Diversions of Purley, with 
 the blanks filled up ; together with several presentation Copies of other Works. 
 
 To which will be added, a most complete Series of Revolutionary and Bonaparteaft 
 Medals, including all the rare Italian ones; also all the Series of Medals struck at 
 the French Mint from the Reign of Lewis XII. to the present Day. Likewise a 
 Series of the Parisian Bronzes representing Bonaparte in his different Capacities of Ge¬ 
 neral, 8cc. 8cc .—A complete Set of Dassier’s Medals—Sulplier Casts by Millin, &c. &c. 
 
 The whole in most superb Condition. 
 
 THE DUPLICATE BOOKS OF THE BRITISH MUSEUM, 
 
 Sold by Order of the Trustees; 
 
 containing a fine Collection of Greek Literature, among which will be found many very 
 
 rare and curious Articles. 
 
 THE valuable and matchless COLLECTION of ANTIQUE BRONZES, CARVINGS 
 in MARBLE, IVORY and WOOD, MINIATURES, ANTIQUE GEMS, RINGS, 
 SEALS, CAMEOS and INTAGLIOS, RAPHAEL’S WARE, &c.; also, A COL¬ 
 LECTION of MEDALS, GOLD and SILVER COINS, DRAWINGS, PRINTS, 
 &c. the Property of the late 
 
 MATTHEW MICHELL, ESQ. 
 
 of Grove House, Enfield. 
 
 IMPORTATION FROM ITALY, 
 
 consisting of many of the Editiones Pkincipes of the Classics, Italian Poetry and 
 Belles Lettres, together with a very large and valuable Collection of Greek and other 
 Manuscripts, from the celebrated Saibante Collection, described by Scipio Maffe 
 'in his Verona Illu&trala. 
 
BINDLEY COLLECTION OF PORTRAITS. 
 
 CATALOGUE 
 
 OF 
 
 THE VERY VALUABLE COLLECTION OF 
 
 BRITISH PORTRAITS , 
 
 (THE SECOND PART) 
 
 FROM THE REVOLUTION OF 1688 TO THE PRESENT PERIOD, 
 
 (Arranged according to their several Classes) 
 
 THE PROPERTY OF THE LATE EMINENT AMATEUR 
 
 JAMES BINDLEY, ESQ. F.A.S. 
 
 OF SOMERSET PLACE r 
 COMPRISING A EARGER PROPORTION OF 
 
 impressions from private plates than has ever yet been submitted tor 
 
 PUBLICK SALE; 
 
 CHOICE PROOFS OF THE WORKS OF SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDS 
 AND OTHER CELEBRATED MODERN ARTISTS ; 
 
 A RICH DISPLAY OF THEATRICAL PORTRAITS, 
 
 (particularly of the School of Garrick) ; 
 
 AND A MOST UNCOMMON ASSEMBLAGE OF RARE AND CURIOUS 
 PORTRAITS OF REMARKABLE CHARACTERS ; 
 
 TOGETHER WITH 
 
 A SELECTION OF FOREIGN PORTRAITS, 
 
 THE PORTFOLIOS THAT CONTAINED THE COLLECTION, 
 
 (Ac. (Ac. 
 
 WHICH WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, 
 
 BY MR. SOTHEBY, 
 
 At bis new and more extensive Premises, 
 
 No. 3. Wellington Street, Strand, 
 
 On Monday, May the 3d, 18IQ, and Seven following Days 
 (Sunday excepted) at Twelve o’Clock. 
 
 To be viewed on Thursday, 29 th April, and to the time of Sale; and Cataloguei 
 (Price 3 r.) to be bad at Edinburgh, Dublin, Oxford, Cambridge, York, Bath, 
 
 and at the place of Sale. 
 
 Whisht and Murphy, Printers, 31, Little Queen Street, Holborn, London. 
 
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