s of G. Steevens
and R. Heber.--See Heber's Catalogue,
part iv. no. 771. Imprinted by Johnes,
1576 11 11 0

1182 ---- Wolsey's Grammar. Rudimenta
Grammatices et Docendi Methodus
Scholae Gypsuichianae per Thomam Cardinalem
Ebor, institutam, &c., rare,
Antv. 1536 4 19 0

The Preface, containing directions for the Conduct of the School, is
written by Cardinal Wolsey. The Grammar is by Dean Colet and Lilly.

1295 The Complete History of Cornwall, Part
II., being the Parochial History, (by
William Hals,) extremely rare 15 0 0

This is one of the rarest books in the class of British Topography.
The first part was never printed, it has therefore no general title. A
copy is in the library of the Right Hon. Thomas Grenville.

1314 Patrick Hannay's Nightingale, Sheretine,
Happy Husband, Songs, Sonnets,
&c., with the frontispiece, including the
extremely rare Portrait of Patrick Hannay,
an excessively rare volume when
perfect, 1622 13 5 0

We believe only one other perfect copy is known, that which was
successively in the Libraries of Bindley, Perry, Sykes, and Rice. No
poetical volume in the libraries of these celebrated collectors
excited a more lively interest, or a keener competition. This was
obtained by Mr. Chalmers at Pinkerton's sale in 1812. The Portrait of
Hannay is a great desideratum to the Granger Collectors.

1436 Hutton's (Henry Dunelmensis) Follic's
Anatomie, or Satyrs and Satyricall
Epigrams, 1629. 12mo. 11 11 0

1461 De Foe. Review of the Affairs of France
and of all Europe, as influenced by that
Nation, with Historical Observations on
Public Affairs, and an entertaining part
in every sheet (by Defoe), 8 vols., excessively
rare. The most perfect copy
known, 1705 41 0 0

This is the great desideratum of all the collectors of De Foe's works.
It is the most perfect copy known; that which approaches it the
nearest is the copy in the British Museum; but that only extends to 6
vols.

1508 Cronycle of Englonde wyth the Frute of
Tymes, compyled by one somtyme
Mayster of Saynt Albons. Newly enprynted
by