DUGDALE, Sir W.-continued don, with a Continuation and Additions, including the Republication of Sir William Dugdale's Life from his own Manuscript, by Henry Ellis. Lond. 1818. folio. Note of the Contents of the surrounded Grounds in every particular Lordship in the Level of Ancolme, &c. and an Act (Anno xiii Caroli 11,) for Confirmation of certain Decrees of Sewers made by the Commissioners. The History of Imbanking, The second Edition revised corrected by Charles Nalson Cole. Lond. 1772. folio. This edition is beautifully printed in &c. double columns, and the plates, the greater and portion of which are executed by W. Finden, are faithful copies from the originals. It likewise contains some additional plates, illustrative of the present cathedral. Pp. xxxi and 500, with 69 plates. The 'historical Account of the Cathedral and Collegiate Churches of York, Rippon, Southwell, Beverley, Durham, and Carlisle,' published at the end of Maynard's edition, is omitted in this, as not being written by Dugdale. In 6 Farts, published at 27. 12s. 6d. each. Brockett, 1063, russia, 91.5s. LARGE PAPER, in super-royal folio, with proof plates, published at 317. 10s. Strettell, 1265, 167. 16s. Sir M. M. Sykes, pt. i. 1082, 15. 15s. Stewart, in 1828, 107. 10s. Pp. xii and 469, with 11 maps. This edition was published at the expense of Richard Guest, of Blythe-hall, a lineal maternal descendant of Sir Wm. Dugdale. Dent, pt. i. 1006, russia, 21. 4s. Sir M. M. Sykes, pt. i. 1088, russia, 27. 5s. Bindley, pt. i. 1667, 27. 10s. LARGE PAPER. Heath, 4567, russia, 5l. 15s. 6d. Origines Juridiciales, also a Chronologie of the Lord Chancelors and Keepers of the great Seal, &c. Lond. 1666. folio. This first edition is considered the most correct. Many copies were destroyed in The History of Imbanking the fire of London. Pepys says, April and Drayning of divers Fenns and 1667. Bought Dugdale's History of the Marshes both in foreign Parts, and few saved out of the fire.' Nicolson reInns of Court, of which there was but a in this Kingdom, and of the Im-commends the book as a proper introducprovements thereby. Extracted tion to the history of the laws of the kingfrom Records, Manuscripts, and other authentick Testimonies. Lond. 1662. folio. dom. LARGE PAPER, Nassau, pt. i. 1326, 81. 8s. Collation.-Pp. 1-332; Index, 1 leaf; Half title, 'Chronica Series CancellarioThe scarcest of all Dugdale's works. It rum,' &c. 1 leaf; Chronica Series, pp. 115 was published at the instance of the (of pages 95 and 96 there are duplicates); Lord Gorges and others, who were the errata, 1 leaf. The introductory part conprincipal adventurers in that costly and sists of title, imprimatur, and Latin dedilaudable undertaking for draining the cation to the Earl of Clarendon, 3 leaves; great level, extending into a considerable also a preface, 2 leaves. Pp. 100, 184, 185, part of the counties of Cambridge, Hun- 186, 223-30, 238-41, 300-9, 324-7, and tingdon, Northampton, Norfolk, and Suf- 329, contain plates of arms, &c. Portraits. folk.-Ant, à Wood. Roxburghe, 8599,-1. Edward Hide, Earl of Clarendon, by blue morocco, 18. 15s. Dent, pt. i. 1005, russia, 121. Jadis, 210, morocco, 241. Lloyd, 542.russia, 97. 15s. Sir M. M. Sykes, pt. i. 1086, russia, 217. 10s. 6d. Collation. Title, To the Kings most excellent Majesty, and To the Reader, four leaves; the History, pp. 1-424 also, index and errata, 2 pages. Maps.-1. Romney Marsh, &c. p. 16. 2. Sedgmoore, p. 111. 3. Hadfeild Chase, p. 142. 4. River of Ankholme, p. 150. 5. Deeping Fenne, p. 194. 6. South Holland, p. 219. 7. Marshland, p. 244. 8. The great Levell, p.375. 9.The great Levell drayned, p. 416. 10. Lindesey Levell, p. 419. 11. The East and West Fenne, p. 423. In the copy' ex dono Authoris 240 Maij Ao 1666' belonging to the College of Arms, are five additional leaves, containing A D. Loggan. To face the dedication. 2. Sir John Clenche, Knt. by W. Hollar. p. 96 of the Chronica Series. 3. Sir Edward Coke, Knt. by D. Loggan. p. 104. 4. Sir Randolph Crewe, Knt. by W. Hollar. p. 105. 5. Sir Robert Heath, Knt. by W. Hollar. p. 110. In Origines Juridiciales. The Second Edition, with Additions. the Savoy, 1671. folio. Dowdeswell, 316, 37. 5s. Bindley, pt. i. 1663, 47. 10s. Grave. 189. 17. 16s. Collation.-Title, preface, and imprimatur, 4 leaves; the work, pp. 1-336; index, 2 pages; Chronica Series, pp. 1-117, not including title, after which is a leaf containing errata. Portraits.-1. Sir John Clenche, by W. Hollar. 2. Sir Edward DUGDALE, Sir W.-continued. Coke, by D. Loggan. 3. Sir Randolph Crew, by W. Hollar. 4. Sir Rob. Heath, by W, Hollar. 5. Edward Hide Lord Clarendon, by D. Loggan. 6. Sir Orl. Bridgeman, Knt. and Bart. by W. Faithorne. Origines Juridiciales. The third Edition, with Additions. Lond. 1680. folio. The second edition, with a new title page, four additional pages of continuation, and two additional portraits. A copious analysis of this edition will be found in Oldys British Librarian, 169-74. Brockett, 1056, morocco, 67. 8s. 6d. Heath, 4569, 57. 18s. Marquis of Townshend, 1055, russia, 47. 6s. Sir M. M. Sykes, pt. i. 1091, 47. 6s. Willett, 885, 57. 10s. errata. Collation.-Title and preface, 3 leaves; the work, pp. 1-336; index, two pages; Chronica Series, pp. 1-122 (not including title), after which is a leaf containing Portraits.-1. John Selden, by White. 2. Sir John Clenche, by W. Hollar. 3. Sir Edward Coke, by D. Loggan. 4. Sir Randolph Crew, by W. Hollar. 5. Sir Rob. Heath, by W. Hollar. 6. Edward Hide Lord Clarendon, by D. Loggan. 7. Sir John Vaughan, by R. White. 8. Sir Orl. Bridgman, by W. Faithorne. Chronica Juridicialia: or a general Calendar of the Years of our Lord God, and those of the several Kings of England, from the first Year of William the Conqueror, successively down to the first Year of the Reign of K. James II. Together with a chronological Table of the Names of the Lord Chancellors, &c. &c. Lond. 1685. 8vo. 10s. 6d. A-O, in eights, besides title, dedication, an instruction to the reader, 7 leaves. The Table, A-E 4, in eights. An extremely useful abridgement. Published by some down-right plagiary purposely to get a little money. Ant. à Wood. reasonably be expected, where one object was to recall many half-perished names, and to arrange them in exact genealogical order; a work which none can comprehend the nicety and difficulty, but those who have actually made the experiment. The Baronage is distinguished by the most laborious research and extraordinary accuracy, and confers honour upon its author.' -Nicolas. Another gentleman, well qualified to write on the subject, thus notices it: A work which, notwithstanding its partial defects, and the inaccuracies inseparable from so laborious an undertaking, will exist to the latest age, a monument of its author's historical knowledge and antiquarian learning. Of those who have followed his steps, though some have been liberal in their censure, all have proved the value of his labours by the extensive of his statements.'-Sir M. M. Sykes, pt. use they have made of the greater portion 1. 1089, russia, 5l. 2s. 6d. Bindley, pt. i. 1665, S. Brockett, 1055, morocco, Sl. 15s. Marquis of Townshend, 1054, morocco, 16. 5s. Roxburghe, 8596, blue morocco, 157. 10s. Lloyd, 540, 57. 10s. Willett, 884, russia, 20. LARGE PAPER. Sir M. M. Sykes, pt. i. 1090, russia, 147. 14s. Duke of Grafton, 905, 177. 17s. Heath, 4568, morocco, 391, 10s. Dent, pt. i. 1003, morocco, pt. ii. 141, russia, 127. 5s. pt. ii, 1395, mo rocco, 231. Nassau, pt. i. 1329, russia, 147. Collation.-Tome i. Pp. 1 to 476, 497 to 790, besides title, dedication to K. Charles II. preface, errata and index, together 7 leaves. Detached genealogical tables. 1. Percy. p. 269. 2. Talbot. p. 325. 3. Ponce, or Clifford. p. 335. 4. Berkley. p. 349. 5. D'Arcy. p. 372.-Tome ii. Pp. 191 (no pages 183, 4), likewise title, dedication to K. Charles II., preface and errata, 4 leaves.-Tome iii. pp. 193-312 (including title) and pp. 361 to 488, and Index, 2 leaves. In vol. II. of the large paper copy 'ex Chronica Juridicialia, or, an Abridgedono authoris' belonging to the College of ment and Continuation of Dugdale's Ori-Arms, is a leaf containing A Review of gines Juridiciales. The second Edition the Errata in the first Volume, thus corrected.' enlarged. Lond. 1739. 8vo. 10s. 6d. Title, dedication, and an instruction to the reader, 7 leaves; a catalogue of the chancellors, Pp. 209; appendix, pp. 19; advertisement, &c. sign. O, 8 leaves; the table. 36 leaves. - The Baronage of England: or, an historical Account of the Lives and most memorable Actions of our English Nobility. Lond. 1675-6. folio. 3 vols. in 2. 71. 7s. The Rev. Jos. Hunter, in his History of Hallamshire, characterizes the Baronage as a work abounding in the most valuable information, and far less inaccurate than a first attempt of the kind might In 1811, proposals for a new edition, with a continuation to that time, by T. C. Banks, were issued: it contained a specimen of the intended plan by which Dugdale's text was to be preserved entire. A small Specimen of the many Mistakes in Sir William Dugdale's Baronage (in three Letters). Lond. 1730. 8. 8vo. 6s. Letters 1 and 2, pp. 66. A third letter paged onward to p. 250. Brockett, 1644, 9s. Fonthill, 1582, 14s. Marq. of Townshend, 1547, 15s. Reed, 4367, 17. 7s. 4234, with MS. additions by the author, 27. 12s. 6d. A most violent and unmannerly attack by a sour and ill-natured pedant, Charles Hornby, secondary of the Pipe office. DUGDALE, Sir W.-continued. The Harleian MS. no. 1056, contains a transcript of Ant. Wood's additions to the Baronage. A brief Discourse touching the Office of Lord Chancellor of England, by John Selden. Together with a Catalogue of Lord Chancellors and Keepers of the great Seal of England, from the Norman Conquest, untill this present Year, 1671. By Wm. Dugdale, Esquire, Norroy King of Arms. Lond. 1671 or 2. fol. Pp. 26, besides title and dedication of Sir Francis Bacon, Knight, by J. Selden. Jadis, 206, 4s. Brockett, 1054, date 1672, with portrait of Selden, russia, 27. 5s Reprinted, Lond. 1677. 12mo. 3s. 6d. PP. 90, besides title, epistle dedicatory and a portrait of Selden. In this edition the catalogue of chancellors is continued to 1677. It will also be found in the third volume of Selden's Works. 1726. In the Bodleian Catalogue it is said that this book was published by Sir Wm. Dugdale. The list of chancellors was added by him from his Origines Juridiciales. Published anonymously. It is the least prized, or rather the only work which is not very much valued of all Dugdale's writings. Bindley, pt. i. 1666, 7s. 6d. Marquis of Townshend, 1056, 10s. 6d. Dent, pt. i. 1002, russia, 19s. Roxburghe, 8598, blue morocco, 27. 188. LARGE PAPER. Alchorne, 97, russia, 21. 5s. Heath, 4571, russia, 31. 1s. Sir M. M. Sykes, pt. i. 1094, russia, 31. 3s. Brockett, 1057, morocco, 4l. 10s. Collation. Title and preface, 3 leaves; pp. 1 to 136, 185 to 294, 361 to 439, 449 to 488, 553 to 650; Appendix, pp. 733 to 959; the index, 3 leaves; and a catalogue of books printed at the theatre in Oxford, 3 leaves. Prefixed is a portrait of K. Charles I. by Faithorne. The hiatusses in the above collation gave rise to the conjecture that the Licenser had curtailed this work of its fair proportion,' but on comparing the printed book with the original MS. this supposition was found to be erroneous. A Letter in Answer to a Friend upon Notice of a Book entitled A short View, &c. Wherein in the eighth Chapter the Occasion of the execrable Irish Rebellion in 1641 is egregiously mistaken. Lond. 1681. folio. One sheet. The antient Usage in bearing of such Ensigns of Honour as are commonly call'd Arms; with a Catalogue of the present Nobility of England: to which is added, a Catalogue of the present Nobility of Scotland and Ireland, &c. Oxford, 1682. 12mo. This tract was compiled for the purpose of obtaining the Marshal's authority to restrain painters from interfering in heraldic matters. From p. 6 to 46 is from Wyrley's true Use of Armes, written by Erdeswick, and the remainder chiefly from Glover, Camden, Spelman, and one or two French authors, whose names are quoted. Brockett, 1155, 15s. Towneley, pt. i. 347, 27. 18s. Dent. pt. i. 720, 12s. Nassau, pt. i. 1019, 6s. containing title, dedication to Robert Earl Collation.-Pp. 210, besides three leaves of Aylesbury, addenda and errata. Between pp. 66-7, are two leaves containing an advertisement to the reader; at p. 78, a folding leaf containing a list of all the present Knights of the Garter, and before P. 79, two leaves, containing a half title and a preface. The second Edition, corrected. Oxford, 1682. 12mo. B-P 4, in eights, besides two leaves, containing title and dedication to Robert Earl of Aylesbury; at p. 67, are two leaves containing an advertisement to the reader, and at p. 78 a folded leaf containing a list of all the present Knights of the Garter. - The antient Usage in bearing of such Ensigns of Honour as are commonly called Arms. By T. C. Banks. Lond. 1811. fol. Pp. xii and 440, with two plates, and at p. 180 a folded leaf containing a brief account of the state of each county in England. The cuts are coloured. An edition with Additions, containing a short Introduction to the Science of Heraldry. and Art of Emblazonry. To which is added a brief Discourse touching the Office of Lord High Chancellor of England, also by Sir William Dugdale, Knt. DUGDALE, Sir W.-continued. with Additions. Whereto is superadded Honores Anglicani; or, Titles of Honour of the English Nobility. By T. C. Banks.' LARGE PAPER. Brockett, 1062, 37. 6s. Pp. 44, not including title, published by Dugdale will be found in the Heraldic letters between Dugdale and Browne. A perfect Copy of all Summons of the Nobility to the great Councils and Parliaments of this Realme, from the XLIX. of Henry the IIId. until these present Times. Life, Diary, and CorresponWith Catalogues of such Noble-dence, with an Appendix, and an men as have been summoned to Index to his MS. collections. EditParliament in Right of their Wives, ed by William Hamper, F.S.A. &c. Lond. 1685. folio. Lond. 1827. 4to. fifty copies printed, A-3 Y 1, with two portraits of Dugdale, engraved by H. Robinson and W. Holl; a plate of autographs, at p. 151; and two pedigrees mounted on guards, before the Index. The correspondence in this volume is chiefly valuable from its affording much information on the history of Sir William Dugdale's various publications. Seven hundred copies printed. A highly Two hundred and useful work, containg some names not in-published at 21. 28. cluded in the Baronage. Heath, 4570, russia, 31. 14s. Marquis of Townshend, 1059, 1. 1s. Brockett, 1058, morocco, 21. 2s. Willett, 886, 27. 2s. Roxburghe, 8597, blue morocco, 31.4s. LARGE PAPER. Duke of Grafton, 904, russia, 14l. 14s. Collation.-Pp. 580, Index, 13 leaves. The introductory part consists of title, imprimatur, dedication to the Duke of Norfolk, and preface, together 7 leaves. A verbatim reprint in folio (Birmingham, 1794?) with the original date. This edition may be easily distinguished from the former by the freshness of the type and whiteness of the paper. Roxburghe, Supplement, 718, 17. 1s. Brockett, 1059, russia, 17. 3s. Sir M. M. Sykes, pt. i. 1092, 17. 8s. That part of the work containing Writs of Summons before the accession of Edward, has been printed in the Appendix to the first Report of the Lords Committees to inquire into the Dignity of a Peer of the Realm. Librorum Manuscriptorum in duabus insignibus Bibliothecis : altera Tenisoniana, Londini; altera 'What Dugdale hath done is prodigious. His memory ought to be venerated, and had in everlasting remembrance.'-Ant. à Wood. Gramma DU GRES, Gabriel. tica Gallica Compendium. Can tab. 1636. 8vo. Bindley, pt. i. 1932, 6s. 6d. Dialogi Gallico Anglico-Latini. Oxon. 1639, 8vo. 3s. Reprinted 1652, 1660. DUGOURE, A Jeudy. Histoire d'Olivier Cromwel. Paris, an. III. 1795. 12mo. 2 vols. 5s. DUHALDE, J. B. Description Dugdaliana, Oxonii, Catalogus. of China. Pp. viii. and 31, and pp. iv. and 20. Published in weekly numbers. Sir P. Published by the learned Bishop Gibson, Thompson, 934, 17. 1s. Bindley, pt. i. 1504, editor of the Saxon Chronicle, &c. Gib- 17. 11s. Marq. of Townshend, 1729, russia, son's catalogue was afterwards incor-5l. 5s. Nassau, pt. i. 1530, 17. 13s.porated in the folio volume of 'Catalogi 1736, 8vo. 4 vols. Roxburghe, 8891, 17. 1s. Librorum Manuscriptorum Angliæ et Hi-1744, 8vo. 4 vols. Reed, 3914, 17. 38. berniæ.' Oxon. 1697. Dr. Johnson being asked by Boswell whether he should read this work, replied,' Why yes, as one reads such a book: that is to say, consult it.' Duhalde, who was never in China himself, has drawn The Life of that learned Antiquary, Sir William Dugdale, Knt. Garter Principal, King of Arms. his materials from a variety of sources, Wherein are contain'd some Pasespecially from the printed and manusages relating to the Civil Wars, script account of the missionaries; but not taken Notice of by any other he has failed to exercise a sound judgHistorian. Published from an ori-ment, and a scrupulous examination into the truth of many facts and opinions which he has admitted into his work. ginal Manuscript. Lond. 1713. 8vo. DUHAMEL DU MONCEAU, H. L. A practical Treatise of Husbandry. Lond. 1759. 4to. 6s. The works of this famous French writer on Rural Economy and vegetable Physiology are still in repute. The Elements of Agriculture, translated from the original French, and revised by Philip Miller. Lond. 1764, 8vo. 2 vols. 10s. An esteemed work. Gosset, 1735, 10s. 6d. Drury, 1265, 9s. Lond. 1825, 8vo DUMONT, J. Histoire militaire du Prince Eugène de Savoye, du Prince et Duc de Marlbrough, et Par J. Dumont et J. Rousset. A la du Prince de Nassau Frise, &c. Haye, 1729-47. folio. 3 vols. Best edition of this esteemed work. DUHIGG, Bartholomew Thomas. The former edition, entitled Batailles History of the King's Inns; or, an gagnées par le Prince Eugène, avec Supplement, Paris, 1725-9. 2 vols. Duke Account of the legal Body of Ire-of York, 1982, Amst. 1724-47, folio, 3 vols. land, from its Connection with 47. 14s. 6d. See CAMPBELL, John, LL.D. England. In three Parts. 2 parts John. New Voyage to the published. Dublin, 1806. 8vo. 6s. Levant. Lond. 1705. 8vo. with DUITSCH, Solomon. A short plates. Account of the wonderful Conversion to Christianity of Solomon Duitsch, lately a learned Rabbin and Teacher of several Synagogues. Lond. 1771. 12mo. 3s. Extracted from the original, published in the Dutch Language by himself, and improved with a preface and remarks, by the Rev. Mr. Burgmann, Minister of the Protestant Lutheran Chapel in the Savoy. A notice of this work will be found in the Retrospective Review, xii. 96-106. DUKE, George. The Law of charitable Uses, by George Duke, with the learned Readings of Sir Francis More, and the Law of Mortmain. The whole continued to the present Time, by R. W. Bridgman. Lond. 1805. royal 8vo. Nassau, pt. i. 1023, 4s.-1702. 8vo. Roxburghe, 7267, 1s. 6d.-1696. Bindley, pt. i. 1732, 7s. 6d. Drury, 1273, 3s. 6d. DU MOULIN. See MOULIN. DUN, Edward. Groanes from Newgate, or an Elegy upon Edward Dun, Esq. the Citie's common Hangman who dyed naturally in his Bed 11th of September, 1663. 4to. A poetical tract. Steevens, 1051. DUNBAR, James, LL.D. Essays on the History of Mankind, in rude and cultivated Ages. The second Edition, with Additions. Lond. 1782. 8vo. 6s. 'A very ingenious book.'-Dr. Johnson. First edition. 1781, 8vo. 4s. John. Megalo-Britanni Epigrammata Centvriæ sex, Decades totidem. Lond. 1616. 12mo. 17. 1s. Pp. 236. Museum. Bright, 151. A copy is in the British William. The Poetical Works, with a Memoir and Notes by David Laing. Edinb. 1824. post 8vo. 2 vols. Poetical Works, edited by Lord Hailes. Edinb. 1770, 12mo. Select Poems. 2 parts in 1, from the MS. of George Bannatyne, 1568. Perth, 1788, 12mo. with front. 3s. LARGE PAPER, 4s. 6à. Some of Dunbar's poems were printed by Chepmen and Miller in 1508. Printed in Select Remains of the ancient The Thrissil and the Rose. Printed in See Warton's History of English Poetry, Section xxx. |