Supplement, 1792, to the London catalogue of books. Divinity and ecclesiastical history.

A Catalogue of books, to be sold by auction.
Published: (1775)

A catalogue of books : Comprising several thousand volumes, recently purchased, in various arts, sciences, and languages. With a large assortment of prints and music. Which will begin to be sold this day, 1791, at the prices printed in the catalogue, (for ready money) By G. and T. Booth, booksellers, Norwich. Catalogues to be had of Mr. Gardiner, No. 200, Strand, London; at the principal town in England; and the place of sale.
Published: (1760)

A catalogue of modern law books : Being a supplement to bibliotheca legum angliae: containing a catalogue of law publications, from hilary team 1788 to Trinity term 1794; and of others now in the press.
by: Brooke, Edward
Published: (1794)

Catalogue of books : Being, the library of Samuel Card, Esq; counsellor at law, deceased: consisting of above three thousand volumes of choice, scarce and valuable books, in most languages and faculties. To be sold by auction, by William Ross, at the Coffee-House of the right honourable the house of lords, on Monday, the seventeeth of November, 1755. The sale to begin every day at eleven o'clock in the forenoon. Catalogues to be had at the place of sale, price three-pence.
by: Ross, William, -1764 or 1765
Published: (1755)

A catalogue of the books, pamphlets, and maps : Belonging to the society instituted at London for the encouragement of arts, manufactures, and commerce; and reserved in their office, for the use of the members.
Published: (1790)

A catalogue of books : Being the remainder of the stock of John Smith, bookseller, on the blind-quay, which were not disposed of at the late sale of his books; besides many that had been omitted to be inserted in that catalogue. Which will begin to be sold by auction, on Thursday the seventh day of December next, at his late House of the Blind-quay. By William Ross. The sale to begin each day at eleven o'clock in the forenoon; and so continue from day to day, 'till the whole are sold. The books may be viewed at said place, the three days immediately preceding the sale. Catalogues to be had the place of sale, or from William Ross at Dick's-Coffee-House.
by: Ross, William, -1764 or 1765
Published: (1760)

A catalogue of books : Being the bound stock to John Smith, bookseller, on the blind-quay. Which will begin to be sold by auction, by William Ross, at the right honourable the lords coffee-room in the Parliament-House on Thursday the 13th of April, 1758.
by: Ross, William, -1764 or 1765
Published: (1758)

A catalogue of books : Consisting of a curious collection of the most eminent English authors, in divinity, history, travels, miscellanies, lives, physick, mathameticks, poetry, &c. which will begin to be sold by auction on Thursday Octob. the 24th, at the Marine Coffee-House in Birchin-Lane, Cornhill, from four to eight in the evening, and will continue daily till all are sold. By Edmund Curll, bookseller, at the peacock without Temple-Bar, where catelogues are deliver'd. And by Charles Smith, at the Buck between the two Temple-Gates in Fleet street; Mr. Hartley against Grays Inn in Holbourn; Mr. Wale, at the Angel in St. Paul's Church-Yard; Mr. Parkhurst, in Cheapside; Mr. Keble, at the Black-Bill in Cornhill, and at the place of sale.
by: Halsey, R.
Published: (1706)

The London catalogue of books in all languages, arts and sciences, that have been printed in Great Britain, since the year MDCC. Properly classed under the several branches of literature : And alphabetically disposed under each head. With their sizes and prices. Carefully compiled and corrected, with in numerable additions.
by: Bent, William, 1747-1823
Published: (1773)

A catalogue of books, to be sold by auction in Mr. Freebairn's Shop, below the Trone-Church, on Wednesday the 22d of November, 1732 : Being the whole library of the late curious and learned gentleman captain Robert Sexon, judge-advocate for Scotland, which he, with great care, judgement and expence, collected for many years; amongst which are a great many rare and valuable books, relating to the history, antiquities, &c. of Britain and Ireland; and other nations; to which is subjoin'd the catalogue of his most valuable and rare manuscripts, which are likewise to be sold.
by: Freebairn, Robert, -1747
Published: (1732)

A catalogue of books in several faculties and languages : Consisting of a choice collection in divinity, philosophy, philology, phisick, cosmography, history, mathematicks and chronology. Together with a great number of civil, canon & common law books. As also, of divers volumes of curious pamphlets and sermons, bound and sticht, to be sold by way of auction at dicks coffee-house in Skinner-Row, By John Ware, book-seller. The sale will begin on the seventh day of November, 1710. At three of the clock in the afternoon. Catalogues may be had at the auction-house, and the said John ware's shop in High-street, over against St. Mickael's-Church.
by: Ware, John (Bookseller)
Published: (1710)

Catalogue of exceeding curious and valuable books : In most languages and faculties, lately imported from France and Holland, consisting of several thousand volumes, which are to be sold at the shop of Gavin Hamilton and John Balfour, for ready money only, the sowest price of each book being marked in the catalogue. The books are generally in very fine condition, and, for the most part, entirely new, the best editions, and elegantly bound. A great many are very capital books, and rarely to be found in this place. There is particularly a very full collection of the classics, both Greek and Latin, the best editions, and the largest assortment of French books that has been seen in this country. Catalogues to be had at the shop of Gavin Hamilton and John Balfour, who will execute commissions for any gentleman in the country. The books will be sold to the first gentleman that demands them, without respect of persons.
Published: (1764)

A Catalogue of excellent and rare books : On all subjects, and in most languages, to be exposed to sale, by way of auction, upon the twenty third day of March 1702. At the New Auction-House, on the north side of the street, over against the cross; where the advertisements will be affixed. The auction will begin at two and continue till six of the clock in the after noon, every day, till the close of the said auction. The books are to be seen five days before the auction begin. Catalogues are to be had at the Auction-House, and at most of the book-sellers shops in Edinburgh.
Published: (1702)

A catalogue of curious and valuable books : being the library of Mr. John Spotiswood of that ilk advocate, lately deceas'd. To be sold by way of auction in the High Exchange, on Monday the first day of July 1728. Catalogues are to be had at Alexander Davidson's shop in the Parliament House, at the place of sale, and most book-sellers shops in Edinburgh, for two pence Sterling each, which is to be allowed to those who buy books to the value of 2 shillings. The books may be seen three days befor the austion [as printed]. The time of sale from 3 to 7 in the afternoon. The entras printed.
by: Davidson, Alexander, active 1720-1734
Published: (1728)

A modern catalogue of books printed in Great Britain and published in London since the year MDCCLXXXV to the present time, including such as have been altered in size or price during the same period : Classed under the several branches of literature, and alphabetically disposed under each head, with their sizes and prices.
by: Bent, William, 1747-1823
Published: (1789)

A catalogue of several libraries of books : Lately purchased, in several languages, and a great variety of subjects, viz. Divinity, antiquity, history, mathematicks, architecture, husbandry and gardening, botany, anatomy, physick, surgery, voyages and travels, dictionaries and lexicons, novels and romances, poetry and plays, miscellanies, classics variorum & in usum delphinij. &c. law reports, abridgments, entries, &c. and the statutes at large, 6 vols. a number of curious Bibles, large prints, with cuts and without, by Field and others; and several scarce editions of common prayers, &c. Which will be all sold, very cheap, the price of each book mark'd in the first leaf, before expos'd to sale. At. J. Stephens's shop, the Bible in Butcher-Row, without Temple-Bar. Where the books may be view'd, and commissions executed till the day of sale, viz. on Tuesday the 2d of November 1742, and continue till all are sold. Catalogues are delivered gratis at the pamphlet shops at the Royal Exchange; at Mr. Ware, bookseller, Amen-Corner; at Abington's Coffee-House, Holbourn; at Mr. Jackson's, bookseller, St. Jame's-Street; and at the place of sale, where most money may be had for any library or parcel of books, or books exchanged.
by: Stephens, J. (Joel), -1765
Published: (1742)

Catalogue /

A catalogue of books : Containing about twenty thousand volumes in various languages, arts, and sciences, in good condition, and many of them elegantly bound, a great part of which were collected in the course of last summer. Among which are the following: Aced. des sciences, par. 82.v. Albin's birds 3v. Alcoranus Marracci, 2v. annual register, 20v. eleg. Apuleius ... Atkyns's Glocestersh. 1712 Bacon's abridgment, 5v. 1779. Baskerville's classics, 6v. 4to. --- Ariosto, 4v. --- Addison, 4v. --- Bible, la. pa. Behmen's works, by Law, 3v. Biblia polyglotta, 8v. Biblia rumonsch, eleg. Blomfield's Norfolk, 5v. russ. Brunck annlecta, 3v. la pa. Burton's Yorkshire, la, pa. Calasio concord, Romania, 4v. Calmet's dictionary, 3v. Campbell's vitruvius Brit. Caxton's lyves of the fathers Caylus rec'd' antiquites Chambers's dict. & suppl. 4v. Chandler's parl. Debates, 22v. Chancy's Hertfordshire ... Davis, &c. 18. v. ... De la Vega's Peru Demosihenes wolfii 1604 Dioiorus siculus wessel. 2v. diodorus siculus, by Booth Flora Sibirica, gmelin. 4v. Fuller's worthies of Engl. Glasgow classics, fol. russ. Gram. veteres Græci. ald. 1496 Hill's natural history, 3v. Hist. Rom. Scriptores, 3v. 1743 Hoffmanni Opera omina, 6v. Holinshed's chron. 3v. 1586 Hommes illustres de la fr. 03 v. ... Britannia Romana Hurchins's Dorset, 2v. Russia Index villaris, la pa. eleg. Kennicot's Hebrew Bible, fol. Knorr delliciæ naturæ 2v. Knorr coquillagues, 6v. Lysias Taylor er Markland, 4to. Maittaire corpus poet. 2v. Martin's shells, 2v. eleg. Mayer's fruit trees, nuremb. Medailles de Louis XIV. Messenii scondia, 15 tom. Newtoni opera, Horsley 1779 Norden's travels in Egypt. 2v. Oratores Græ ci reiske, 24v. Overbeke's Ruins of Rome, 3v. Parkinson's herbal Patrick, Lowth, &c. 6v. Russia Pomet on drugs, 2 v. Ralph's Hist. of England, 2v. Regiam ... Scotiæ Roesol hist. nat. ranarum Ruins of Balbec, la. paper Rutherforth's philosophy, 2v. Schæffer Icones ... 4v. Schæffer Icones infect, 3v. Selden's works, 6v. Ship of fooles Spelmanni glossarium Speliman's Dionys. Halic. 4v. Spence's Polymetis Strange's reports, 2v. Stukeley's Abury Suidæ Lexicon, Kuster, 3 vol. Swift's works, 24 v. Swinburne on wills 1743 Tanjore papers, 4v. Tillotson's works, 3v. Russia ..., Florum Icones, nuremb. Van Swieten, comment. 5v. 4to. --- ..., 11v. 8vo. louv. 1775. Ventriv's reports 1726. Voltaire's works, 34 v. Wilksins ... Anglo-Saxon. Willughy's birds. Wood's conveyancing, 3v. 1777 which will be selling very reasonable, for ready money, at the prices printed in the catalogue. Christmas, 1779. And continue till all are sold, by Samuel Hayes, bookseller, No. 332, Oxford-Street, next the corner of Argyle-Street, removed from Holborn. Who gives the full value for books in all languages. Catalogues may be had at the place of sale, and of the following booksellers; Ridley, St. James's-Street; Walter, Charing-Cross; Brown, Strand, corner of Essex-Street; Sewel, Cornhill, and J. Hayes, No. 250. Holborn; also of the booksellers in most of the market towns in England.
by: Hayes, Samuel, active 1779-1795
Published: (1779)

Bibliotheca miscellanea a catalogue of choice and valuable books, in every faculty (viz.) divinity, law, physick, mathematicks, history, metaphisicks, physicks, eshicks, poverty plays, romances, novels &c. Which will be sold by way of auction at the Two Blue-posts in the Bridge-Street in the city of Chester, by Randal Mimshull book-seller : The sale will begin upon Monday the 23d day of January next, exactly 4 of the clock in the eveing, and will so be continued daily till they are all sold. ... Catalogues may be had gratis at the place of sale; where the books may be viewed and also where attendance will be daily given; also from Jon. Taylor bookseler, in Whitchurch and Mamptwich and Tho. Durston book-seller in Salop, and Henry Fisher in Wrexham. B. At the place of sale aforesaid, will be sold by way of auction, a curious colection of painted pictures, sculptures, and mapps of diverse sorts, not mentioned in this catalogue.
by: Minshull, Randal
Published: (1715)

Bibliotheca rarissima: a catalogue of curious and uncommon books : Consisting of history, divinity, law, physick, mathamaticks, voyages, travels, &c. in Greek, Latin, Italian, Spanish, French, and English: several of them printed by the most celebrated printers, viz. R. Stephens, Aldus, Colinŭs, Elzevir, Vascosan, &c. and bound in a very neat manner. Which will begin to be sold cheap, (the lowest price being fix'd in each book) at Thomas Corbett's shop (Addison's head) next the Rose-Tavern, without Temple-Bar, on Monday the 9th of May, 1720. At eight in the morning. Catalogues may be had gratis at the following Coffee-Houses: viz. Rainbow, Westminster-Hall-Gate; Old-Man's, Charing-Cross; the Crown behind the Royal-Exchange; Chapter, Pater-noster-Row; and at the place of sale: where may be had ready money for any library or parcel of books, in any faculty or language.
by: Corbett, Thomas, active 1705-1743
Published: (1720)

A catalogue of books; Being the collections of H. Cuningham, Esq : and a member of Parliament, deceased. To be sold by auction, by William Ross, at Dick's Coffee-House in Skinner-Row. On Monday the 18th of February, 1760. The sale to begin every evening at six o'clock, Catalogues to be had at the place of sale. The conditions of sale as usual.
by: Ross, William, -1764 or 1765
Published: (1760)

A catalogue of books. Being the library of doctor Thomas Lloyd, deceased : consisting of above three thousand volumes of scarce and valuable books, to be sold by auction at his late dwelling-house in Steven-Street. By William Ross, on-Monday the 6th of March, 1758. The sale to begin at eleven o'clock every day untill all are sold. Catalogues to be had at the place of sale.
by: Ross, William, -1764 or 1765
Published: (1758)

J. Cuthell's catalogue for 1796 : A catalogue of books, consisting chiefly of libraries and parcels recently purchased; also, a selection of the best modern publications; forming in the whole, an extensive collection in the various branches of ancient and modern literature: amongst which are, a great variety of useful and scarce articles; and are now on sale (March 1796) for ready money only, at the low prices, printed in the catalogue, By John Cuthell, at his Shops, No. 4 and 5, Middle-Row, Holborn, London.
by: Cuthell, John
Published: (1796)

A catalogue of scarce and curious books : Containing several valubale collections lately purchased; being the second part of Henry Chapman's catalogue for 1782. Amongst others, equally good, are the following: folio and quarto. Wood's ruins of Palmyra and Balbec, first impressiors. Stuart's antiiq. of athens Campbell's vitruvious britannicus, 2 vol. large and small paper ditto, by Wolfe and Gandon, vol. 4. Gibb's architecture, large paper Rymsdyck's nat. curiosities of the British museum - - 1778 Roesel historia naturalis, coloured gentleman's recreation, folio 1686 Sandrart's works, in German, 6 vol. Folio, with exceeding fine plates Sandrart ars pictoria, in Latin, fine plates, very rare sieges and battles of Louis XIV: morocco, gilt leaves Royaymont's Bible, 2 vol. large paper, cuts, 1st impressians cuts to the Old and New testament (390) by Visseber Crispin, Sadeler, Weirex, Collaert, &c. Hogartb's Harlot's progress and Hudibras, 1st impression baursn ichnographia, 146 plates archæologia, 5 vol. 410. fine plates Lewis's isle of tenet, l.p. best edie. Folkes's, Snelling's, Withy and Ryall's, Stukeley, Simon's, and Pembroke's books of English coins Doway Bible and Rhemes Test. 3 vol. very rare Schaaf Lexicon' Syriancum, 2 vol. edit. opt L. B. 1717 Barlow's ^DAesop's fables, fine copy montfaucon's antiquities, 5 vol. Harris's voyages, 2 vol. best edit. Hollinshid's chronicels, 2 vol. best edit. 1586 Grafton's chronicle, fair - 1569 Grete Herbal, b. l. P. Treveris 1529 Jherome's Surgary, b, l. P. Treweris 1525 the Myrrour, or Descrypcion of the world b.l. ver ancient Willoughby's and Ray's birds, Latin Bayle's Hist. Dict. 5 vol. large paper Stow's survey of London, 2 vol. best edit. The boke of the customs of London, b. l. very rare Peck's antiq, of Stamford, large paper Burton's Leicestersire, fine copy, 1st edit. Voyages de Le Brun, & voyage au Levant, 3 vol. Amst. 1718-delst 1700 modern entires, 2 vol. 1734, &c. Ventris's reports, best edit. 1726 Ruetæ Græci principes H. Steph, 1566 ontsaucon Palæographia Græca Bickham's universal penman, best edit. Blair's chronological tables, folio Edwards's birds, 2 vol. finely coloured scale's Irish atlas, 78 plates, coloured Bowrey's dict. English and Malayo Demosthenes, a Taylor, 2 vol. 4to. Campbell's political surey, 2 vol. Casley's catalogue of the MSS. in the King's Library Lewis's life of Caxton, 8vo. large paper, very rare the books in general are in good condition, and many in elegant bindings; are now on sale, and selling very cheap, for ready money only, this day, July 1, 1782, and continue on sale, By Henry Chapman, bookseller, Old Round Court, Strand; near Chandois Street. Catalogues to be had, (with prices printed, price 6d. allowed to purchasers) of the following booksellers; Mr. Sewell, Cornhill; Mr. Collins, change Alley; Mr. King, Moorfields; Mr. Haye, No. 332, Oxford Street; Mess, Merrill's, Cambridge; Mess. Fletcher, Oxford; and at the place of sale.
by: Chapman, Henry, active 1776-1796
Published: (1782)

A catalogue of choice and valuable books, in most languages and faculties : With the entire library of Francis Calliault, Esq; deceased, (Secretary to the earl of Chesterfield, when ambassador at the hague.) consisting chiefty of Greek, Latin, English and French, most of them in very good case; which will begin to the sold (the lowest price six'd to each book in the catalogue) on Wednesday the 13th of this instant December, By Tho. Davies, bookseller, in Duke's Court, over-against St. Martin's Church, St. Martin's-Lane. Catalogues to be given gratis, at the smyrna Coffee-House, pall-mall; Daniel's Coffee-House, over-against the Temple-Gate; the union Coffee-House in Cornhill; and at the place of sale.
by: Davies, Thomas, 1713-1785
Published: (1739)

A catalogue of curious and valuable books, in different languages and faculties : To be sold (by way of sale) at the shop of Alexander Donaldson, Edinburgh, and to continue every day till the end of March 1765. The lowest price, for ready money, is affixed to each article in the catalogue. In this collection are the following books, all the best editions. Folio. Rymer's f^D oedera, 10 vols The same book, large paper, 10 v. Grævii thesaurus, 45 vols Bayle's dictionary, 5 vols The Biographia Britannica, 6 vols Purchas's pilgrims, 5 vols Montfaucon's antiquities, and supplement, 10 vols De Lisles atlas Harris's voyages, 2 vols Churchill's voyages, 6 vols Dictionnaire, de Moreri, 8 tomes Dictionnaire de Bayle, 3 tomes Chambers's dictonary, 2 vols The supplement to ditto, 2 vols Ainsworth's large dictionary, 2 v. Savary's dictionary of trade, 2 vols Miller's gardener's dictionary Chambaud's French dictionary Bryce's geographical dictionary Calasio's Hebrew concordance, 4 v. Moll's large atlas Nicolson's English atlas, 4 vols (See the list continued on the other side.) Such as intend to be purchasers are entreated to send their orders as soon as possible, that none may be disappointed. The books are rated much cheaper than the usual shop-prices. Catalogues to be had gratis at said shop of A. Donaldson, and gentlemen in town and country are desired to send for them.
by: Donaldson, Alexander, -1794
Published: (1765)

Supplement to the laws of the Natural History Society of Edinburgh, M.DCC.LXXXIX.
Published: (1789)

Catalogue.

J. Bell's priced catalogue for 1782 : A catalogue of books in various languages, arts and sciences; containing rare and valuable books in most branches of literature. Chiefly in fine condition, many of them new, and well bound. Which will begin to be sold at the prices marked in the catalogue (for ready money only) December 1781; By John Bell, Parliament-Square, who gives the full value for any library or parcel of books. Catalogues will be delivered gratis at the shop of J. Bell to gentlemen who are pleased to call for them, or when a line is sent.
by: Bell, John, approximately 1736-1806
Published: (1781)

No. 5. Catalogue de livres : Qui se trouvent chez la Société typographique, in St. James street, next shop to Smyrna's Coffee-House facing Pall Mall London.
Published: (1773)

A catalogue of chapmens books. Printed for Henry Woodgate and Samuel Brooks, at the golden ball, in Pater-noster-Row.
Published: (1760)

Lunn's catalogue for 1792. Comprehending an assemblage of many thousand valuable and useful books, in every branch of learning; particularly a very large and excellent collection of the Greek and Roman classics; the whole forming a general collection in various languages, of several thousand pounds value: likewise books of prints, antiquities, and portraits, capital prints by Woollet, Bartolozzi, &c. framed and glazed. Manuscripts and Roman missals, finely illuminated. The books are in fine condition, and in a variety of plain, elegant, and magnificent bindings; the prices are printed in the catalogue, and as useful marked in the first leaf of every book, and are now on sale, for ready money only, by W. H. Lunn, (removed to the shop lately occupied by Miss Lord,) near the Public Library, Cambridge. Catalogues to be had at the place of sale; and of Messrs. Rivingtons, St. Paul's Church Yard, London.
by: Lunn, William Henry, -1815
Published: (1792)

Books printed and sold by John Donaldson, sole proprietor of the shop, corner of Arundel Street, No. 195. Strand, London, known by the name of, The only shop for cheap books.
by: Donaldson, John, active 1763-1782
Published: (1775)

J. Todd's print catalogue, 1799 : A catalogue of a curious and valuable collection of prints, books of prints, &c. containing several hundred English and foreign portraits, a select assortment of fine historical and religious subjects, and an extensive variety of miscellaneous prints, by the most esteemed ancient and modern masters. To which is added, a small collection of books lately purchased. The whole will begin to be sold, for ready money only, Thursday, January the 17th, 1799, By John Todd, at his Book and Print Warehouse in Stonegate, York. Catalogues, price one shilling, may be had of Mr. Baldwin; Paternoster-Row, London, and at the place of sale.
by: Todd, John, -1811
Published: (1799)

J. Manson's summer catalogue for 1762 : Containing a valuable collection of books of prints and books in all languages and sciences lately purchased, most of thern in good condition, and many in elegant bindings; also a few fine and curious prints, are now sale for ready money only at the prices printed in the catalogue, and marked in the first leaf of each book. By J. Manson, No. 2, Maiden-Lane, Covent-Garden. Where the utmost value is given in money or exchange for libraries or parcels of books or prints. Catalogues may be had, price 6d. at the place of sale.
by: Manson, John, -1812
Published: (1792)

A catalogue of books consisting of Divinity, History; chiefly of Physick will be sold by auction : The sale to begin on Monday next, being the seventh of March 1691[/]2. betwixt three and four in the afternoon: at Rolls's Coffee-House in St. Paul's Church-Yard, and so continue from day today till all be slod [sic]. Articles of sale. I. That he that bids most is buyer, but if a difference arise the book shall be again exposed. II. That all persons not sufficiently known to the undertaker, give earnest. III. That gentlemen fetch away within three days after the sale is over, paying ready money: and likewise porteridge. The books may be viewed two afternoons before the sale begins. /
by: Hussey, Christopher, fl. 1678-1705
Published: (1692)