1449 Sheldon, DANIEL (continued). the pride of the British empire. In cabinet work, scale 24 feet to an inch. To this model was added, the whole of the grand design intended for the Pulteney estate at Bathwick. S.S., 1790. The rival models-sce Masters, C. H.-gave rise to an epigram. The two models of Bath, by Masters and Sheldon, SHELL, THOMAS. Psalms sung at Laura chapel, Bathwick, selected 8vo., Prior Park, 1844. SHEPHERD, JAMES. Reminiscences of Prior Park. Portrait. 8vo., 1886. 8vo., 1894. SHEPPARD, EDWARD (rector of Bettiscombe). A letter to Dr. SHEPPARD, EDWARD (D.D.) The lives of the most eminent ton. p. 121. A list of twenty-nine painters in Bath. A letter to the rev. Charles Daubeny, M.A., Fellow of Winchester college, vicar of North Bradley, archdeacon of Sarum, and preacher at a chapel of ease in the parish of Walcot, called the new church. Wherein are some strictures on his three sermons called "the trial of the spirits." 8vo., Bath, 1804. An abridgment of a treatise on the extent of the death of Christ, by the late John Owen, D.D. With two prefaces and an appendix by Edward Sheppard, D.D. 2nd edit. 8vo., Bath, 1805. A letter to the rev. archdeacon Daubeny; occasioned by his late charge to the clergy of the archdeaconry in Wilts, delivered in July, 1805; wherein some strictures are made on the said charge. 8vo., Bath, 1805. SHEPPARD, EDWARD (D.D.) A letter to William Cooper, of Dublin, occasioned by his publication of a volume of letters in 1806. 8vo., Bath, 1806. Infant baptism proved from scripture, and the practice of the primitive church. The rise of anabaptism is declared from the history of the reformation; and their various errors held by them at that time. 2nd edit., with a new preface. 8vo., Bath, 1807. The slanderous combination between two Avon street nymphs (of Bath), and the pope of St. Peter's, Avon street. A comic farce in one act, and eight scenes. 1810. SHEPPARD, P. C. (J.P.) Report of the evidence in the case of Munday v. Sheppard, December 2nd, 1864. (Assault). SHERBORN, C. DAVIES. from the Oxford clay. 8vo., Bath, 1864. Note on the Webbina irregularis (d'Orb) Plates. SHERER, MOYLE (Major). Recollections of the peninsula. (Anon.) Scenes and impressions in Egypt and in Italy. (Anon.) 8vo., Bath, 1888. 8vo., 1823. The broken font; a story of the civil war. (Anon.) 8vo., 1836. SHERIDAN, RICHARD BRINSLEY. The Ridotto of Bath. A panegyrick, being an original epistle from Timothy Screw, under server to Messrs. K-hff and F-zw-ter, to his brother Henry, waiter at Almack's (on opening the new assembly rooms). (First printed in the Bath Chronicle of 10th October, 1771. Reprinted 17th October, price id.; and apparently again 14th November, when "any number "-could be had, price id.) In Vol. 1. Foundling hospital for wit. 1771. Bath, 1771. 8vo., 1786. 8vo., 1819. The Bath picture, or a slight sketch of its beauties in 1771. Reprinted January. 1772. VOL. 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Acting Drama, 8vo., 1834. 12mo., 1837. Lacy's Acting Drama, 12mo., 1850. 12mo., Paris, 1852. 12mo., Paris, 1853. 8vo., V. Praze, 1855. 8vo., Madrid, 1861. 8vo., Leipzig, 1861. 8vo., Gottingen, 1863. 8vo., Paris, 1863. 8vo., 1864. 8vo., Stuttgart, 1868. 8vo., 1886. 8vo., 1888. 8vo., 1890. Authentic memoirs of the life and death of the right honourable R. B. Sheridan. With an estimate of his character and talents. 16pp. 8vo., 1816. Memoirs of the life of the right honourable Richard By Thomas Moore. 4to., 1825. 3rd edit. 2 vols. 8vo., 1825. Sheridan and his times. By an octogenarian, who stood by his knee in youth and sat at his table in manhood. Port. 2 vols. 8vo., 1859. The works of Richard Brinsley Sheridan, dramas, poems, translations, speeches, and unfinished sketches. With a memoir of the author, a collection of ana, and ten chalk drawings. Edited by F. Stainforth. Port. 8vo., Guildford, 1874. Life of Richard Brinsley Sheridan. By Lloyd C. Sanders. With a bibliography by John P. 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To which are added observations on the schirro-contracted rectum from the second volume of Memoirs of the medical society of London. 8vo., 1799. Introduction to an examination of some part of the internal evidence respecting the antiquity and authenticity of certain publications said to have been found in manuscript, at Bristol, written by a learned priest and others in the fifteenth century; but generally consided (sic) as the supposititious productions of an ingenious youth of the present age. 8vo., Bath, 1809. Observations on the means of reducing strangulated herniæ; in a letter to Mr. R. W. Bampfield. SHICKLE, C. W. (M.A.) Keynsham briefs. Assignment of a Tyburn ticket. 8vo., 1821. 8vo., Bath, 1899. 8vo., Bath, 1899. SHIRLEY, Walter. A narrative of the principal circumstances relative to the rev. Mr. Wesley's late conference, held in Bristol, August the 6th, 1771, at which the rev. Mr. Shirley and others, his friends were present. With the declaration then agreed to by Mr. Wesley, and fifty three of the preachers in connexion with him. 8vo., Bath, 1771. 3rd edit. 8vo., Bath, 1772. SHUM, FREDERICK. The income tax. A review of its history, and reasons for its repeal. To which is added a reprint of a pamphlet, "Resist or be ruined," originally published in 1816. 2nd edit. 37pp. 8vo., Frome, 1872. The reprint has a separate pagination. 38pp. SHUM, FREDERICK. Gainsborough: his times and his connexion with Bath. A paper read before the Bath literary and philosophical association, April 16th, 1875. Reprinted from the Bath Chronicle. For private circulation only. 8vo., Bath, 1875. A few works relating to the hot mineral springs of Bath, selected from the collection of Bath books in the possession of Frederick Shum, F.S.A. For the use of the British medical association on occasion of their visit to Bath. 4pp. 8vo. (Bath), 1878. SIBBS, RICHARD (master of Catharine hall, Cambridge). The bruised reed and smoking flax, some sermons from Matt. xii, 20, contrasted for the good of weaker christians. (Hazard). 18mo., Bath, n.d. SIBLEY. A letter to the rev. Mr. Sibley, occasioned by a sermon preached by him on the subject of the royal Bath and Bath Forum Lancastrian free-school. 8vo., Bath, 1810. SICK MAN. The sick man's monitor; or seasonable advice to the poor and afflicted; particularly those admitted into our hospitals or infirmaries. Proper to be given at the time of their admission into those hospitals, and necessary to remind them of the great blessings and advantages they receive from these pious and charitable institutions. By a well-wisher to this design (? Henry Dixon). 12m0., Bath, 1744. SIGMOND, GEORGE. Dissertatio inauguralis quædam de Aquis Lines suggested on reading a "Tribute to a friend." See Bayly, N. T. H. The royal dramatic fête, wednesday, January 26th, 1825. Printed for private circulation only. 8vo., Bath, 1825. 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