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a light stain in the lower blank corner) and pages xvi, 108, 18
(adverts), large 12mo, original pictorial printed paper boards, with
printed paper spine label: the spine worn but the cords strong and
wanting a blank flyleaf, otherwise a very good copy in original
state.
€60-€80 (£48-£64 approx.)
206
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HARLEY (George),
pseud.
Circumstances respecting the
late Charles Montford, Esq. By George Harley, Esq. (and, Love in
Marriage. A comedy, in five acts [and in prose]).
Liverpool, Printed
by J. M’Creery,
1804
FIRST (?ONLY) EDITION, pages 154; 124, 8vo, contemporary
calf, gilt ruled spine, with label, gilt: the spine damaged, but the
binding strong and otherwise a very good copy.
Presumably a work
of fiction, but not found in the usual sources. The accompanying comedy,
`found amongst Montford’s papers and written before any of the events
related in the preceding pages took place’, is not included in Nicoll. NSTC
notes the L and O copies, but NUC adds InU, CU, IIU and MoU.
ALSO WITH THIS LOT: (1)
WATTS (Alaric A.).
Lyrics of the
Heart: with other poems.
Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans,
1851
FIRST EDITION, with 41 text engravings, pp (18), 332, (1,
errata), (1, adverts), 8vo, con-temporary green morocco, gilt,
elaborate gilt arabesque decorated sides, fully gilt spine, edges gilt:
light suggestion of foxing on a few leaves, still a nice copy,
handsomely bound
(2)
SCOTT (Sir Walter).
The Field of Waterloo; a poem.
Edinburgh: Printed by James Ballantyne & Co., for Archibald Constable
…,
1815
FIRST EDITION, 56-pages, complete with the half-title and the
final advertisement leaf, 8vo, contemporary half calf, gilt ruled
and lettered spine: a very good copy.
Todd & Bowden 84Aa. With
signature of North Ludlow Beamish on the half-title.
(3)
HARRIS (John).
Britannia; or, the moral claims of seamen
stated and enforced. An essay, in three parts. Second thousand.
Thomas Ward and Co.,
1837. Pages (2), xix, 195, with the half-title,
8vo, pleasantly bound in recent quarter calf over marbled boards,
with contrasting label, gilt, edges uncut: a nice copy. (4)
€80-€100 (£64-£80 approx.)
207
. NO LOT
208
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HAWARD (Lazarus).
The charges issuing forth of the
crown revenue of England and dominion of Wales. With the
several officers of His Majesties courts, customs, households,
houses, castles, towns of war, forts, bulwarks, forrests, parks,
chases, with their several fees and allowances according to the
ancient establishment of the kingdom. And also the valuation of
the bishops, and deanes lands, with the tenths paid out of the
same.
Printed for M. Wright, at the sign of the Kings Head in the Old
Bailey,
1660
SECOND EDITION, pages (8), 55, (1, blank), 4to, recent
wrapper: a very good copy.
Wing (2) H 1164, variant. In this issue the “B” of signature B1 is under
the “l” of “20. l”: an issue represented in ESTC by the Folger copy only.
€60-€80 (£48-£64 approx.)
209
.
HAYASHI COLLECTION.
Objets d’art du Japon et de la
Chine, peintures, livres... dont la vente... 27 janvier au samedi 1er
février 1902 inclus...
Paris, Durand-Ruel...,
1902
With 56 plates (1 large folding), pages (4), iv, iii, 363, errata leaf
and tipped in printed correction slip, small folio, original half red
calf, gilt: the binding a little rubbed and scratched but sound and
strong and otherwise a nice copy.
Outstanding sale of 1647 lots, well
illustrated and with comprehensive indices.
€60-€80 (£48-£64 approx.)
210
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HAYDN (Franz Joseph).
Dr. Haydn’s [12 London]
Symphonies, arranged as quintettos for a flue, two violins, tenor
and violoncello with an adaption or thorough bass for the piano
forte, by Dr. C. Hague Professor of Music in the University of
Cambridge. Book 1 [-2-3-4].
Printed and sold by Preston, circa
1815
Piano and first violin parts only, watermark 1814 and 1815,
engraved on title-leaf and pp 23; title-leaf and pp 24-43; title-leaf
and pp 44-59; title-leaf and pp 60-79: title-leaf and pp 15; title-leaf
and pp 16-29; title-leaf and pp 29-41; title-leaf and pp 42-57, folio,
disbound: in very good state, with the contemporary signature of
William Hull in two places
ALSO WITH THIS LOT: (1)
RELFE (John).
Mary’s Dream or
Sandy’s Ghost, sung by Miss Chanu at Hanover Square Concerts,
and at the Pantheon. Set to music by J. Relfe.
Printed by Longman
and Broderip, circa
1794. Engraved on title-page and pages 2 - 5, (1,
blank, with childish biro scribble on this blank page), folio,
disbound: very good.
BUC 885.
(2)
KLENGEL (August A.).
A second rondo for the piano forte
… dedicated to Miss A. Pechwell … Op. 14.
Ptrinted by Clementi &
Co., circa
1815. Watermark 1814, engraved on title-leaf and 9-
pages, folio, disbound: in very good state
(3)
HAYDN (Franz Joseph).
Trois sonates pour le clavecin, avec
l’accompagnement d’un violon, & violoncello … Oeuvre 40.
Printed by Lewis, Houston & Hyde, circa
1797. PF only, engraved on
title-leaf and pages 2 - 33, folio, disbound: in very good state
Hob. XXV/3-5. BUC 467, one copy only (LH, imperfect). Not in ESTC.
(4)
WATLEN (John).
Up and war them a’ Willie[. ] A favourite
air with variations for the piano-forte or harpsichord most
respectfully dedicated to Miss Gordon of Whitehill
Edinr. Printed
& sold by Muir Wood & C, circa
1805. Drop-title, engraved on 3-
pages, folio, disbound: in very good state.
(5)
WATLEN (John).
Lady Charlotte Campbell. A favorite
strathspey, with variations. As performed at the Edinburgh
Concert most respectfully dedicated to Miss Mary Christie of
Durie …
Edinburgh printed and sold by J. Hamilton, circa
1800.
Engraved on 3-pages, drop-title, folio, disbound: in very good
state.
Also attributed to Nathaniel Gow.
(6)
DIBDIN (Charles).
The Greenwich Pensioner written and
composed by Mr. Dibdin for his entertainment called The
Oddities[. ]
Printed & sold by the Author, at his music warehouse
[1789]. Vocal score, drop-title, engraved on pages (1, blank), 2 - 4,
with a version for guitar at end, folio, disbound: in very good
state.
BUC 275, noting three copies: this edition not in ESTC on-line.
Signed by Dibdin.
(7)
RAUZZINI (Venanzio).
Cynthia. Sung by Mr. Incledon, with
the greatest applause, at the concerts, Bath …
Printed & sold by
Preston & Son, circa
1798. Vocal score (oboe, 2 violins, viola,
bassoon & pf), on 4-pp, folio, disbound: very good.
BUC 875 one
copy (LCM): not in ESTC on-line but COPAC has BL copy.
(8)
STIASTNY (Jan).
Six duuo pour deux violoncelles, composes
et dedies a son frere Bernard Stiastny par Jean Stiastny. Partie [1
& 2].
Paris chez Janet et Cotelle …, circa
1811. Violoncello 2 part
only, Plate Numbers 264 & 265, engraved on page 23; 23, folio,
disbound: in very good state.
.
(9)
€60-€80 (£48-£64 approx.)
211
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HAYLEY (Wm.).
An Essay on Painting [: verse]: in two
epistles to Mr. Romney. The third edition, corrected and enlarged.
Printed for J. Dodsley,
1781
Pages (2), 96, without the half-title, 4to, recent paper wrapper: a
very good copy.
The extensive notes on pages 57-96 comprise notes on his sources and
justifications for his opinions. Curiously, NSTC90 has only this third
edition.
ALSO WITH THIS LOT: (1)
[HAYLEY (Wm.) ].
Epistle to a
Friend [: verse], on the death of John Thornton, Esq. By the
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