folio. An Account of the Elector and Princes of the House of Brunsvic, and of the dominions which belong to them: by Mr. Poley. Transcribed from the Paperoffice Whitehall, 9 Feb. 1767, by desire of the Earl of Shelburne.
4to. A Volume of interesting Letters, some in Latin, but chiefly in Italian, transcribed, in a modern hand, from the originals in the Vatican library. The first is an epistle from Paulus Manutius to the celebrated Antonio Agostino, Bishop of Alifa and afterwards Archbishop of Tarragona, in whic...
folio. A Register of the Right Honourable the Earl of Melfort's Letters during his negotiation at Rome; in three volumes, very fairly transcribed in a French hand. Vol. I. contains Letters and Memorials dispatched at Rome from the 8th March to the 3d June 1690. Vol. II. contains Letters and M...
folio. A Discourse concerning the Judicature in Parliament, wherein the arguments and presidents of severall books lately written on that subject, especially those in the case stated, are considered and fully debated." This treatise is divided into eight chapters, of the contents of which a tab...
folio. A Volume written about the time of King James I. containing Pedigrees and Arms of many of the Nobility of England. At the end is a brief recital of such persons and families as have enjoyed the honour of the county of Northampton. The collection has been made by a Northamptonshireman.
folio. Conferences had between the two Houses of Parliament, upon the Bill for Impositions on Merchandize, &c. on the 19th and 22d days of April 1671: with a large Discourse of the late Earl of Anglesey, Lord Privy Seal, on the same subject. From the library of Lord Somers. See a remarkable...
folio. A Calendar of the Patent Rolls in the Tower of London, transcribed for Mr. Powle; in three volumes. Vol. I. contains the Rolls from John to Edw. II. Vol. II. those of Edw. III. Vol. III. from Rich. II. to Edw. IV.
folio. A Volume of Readings on Fitzherbert's Natura Brevium. On the first page is the following note: "1658, 1659. My Cousin Edward Edkins and severall of his acquaintance, viz. Mr. Offly, Mr. Winnington, Mr. Sidderfin, &c. usually met at appointed times and by turnes did read upon the writ...