NASH'S History of Worcestershire, with the scarce ⚫ Supplement, plates, 2 thick vols. folio, neat, half bound russia, 157.

NEALE'S History and Antiquities of Westminster Abbey, fine engravings, india proofs and etchings, large paper, 2 vols. imp. 4to, calf, gilt, 61. 6s.

New England (America) Historical and Genealogical Register, portraits, &c., vols. 1 to 15, 8vo, cloth, scarce, 71. 78. (A valuable American publication.)

NICHOLS'S BIBLIOTHECA TOPOGRAPHICA BRITANNICA, with the exceedingly scarce Supplement, plates, 10 thick vols. 4to, fine copy, calf, gilt, 607, 1780-1800. (Containing papers written by our most eminent Topographical and Antiquarian writers, relating to the various counties of England. Copies of this rare work usually bring at sales seventy and eighty guineas.)

Notes and Queries of Literary Matters, History, &c. The First Three Series, with Indexes, 39 vols. 4to, half bound calf, neat, scarce, 127.

Oliver's Monasticon Diocesis Exoniensis-Records illustrating the Ancient Conventual, Collegiate, &c., Foundations in Cornwall and Devon, plates, &c., with the Supplements, folio, cloth, 31. 108.

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PEERAGE.-The Reports of the House of Lords on the Dignity of a Peer, last and best edition, with copious Indexes, 5 vols. folio, half bound, 31. 38. (Most valuable to claimants to Dormant and Extinct Peerages.)

62. 68.

SANDFORD'S Genealogical History of the Kings and Queens of England, enlarged by Stebbing, fine plates, folio, calf, neat, SCOTLAND.-Billings' Baronial and Ecclesiastical Antiquities of Scotland, 240 highly finished engravings, large paper, 4 vols. royal 4to, cloth, uncut, 81. 88.

SCROPE AND GROSVENOR ROLL.-The Controversy between Sir R. Scrope and Sir R. Grosvenor in the Court of Chivalry, A. D. 1385-90, as to their right to Arms, with the evidence of upwards of 300 Earls, Barons, Knights, and Esquires, with Biographical Notices, 2 vols. imp. Svo, privately printed, very scarce, 91.

SPELMANNI Concilia, Decreta, Leges, Constitutiones, in Re Ecclesiarum Orbis Britannici, ctc., 2 vols. folio, 1639-64, calf, neat, scarce, 31. 38.

State Papers during the Reign of Henry VIII., with Indices of Persons and Places, 11 vols. 4to, cloth, 1830-52, 51. (Printed by order of Government.)

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Statutes of the Realm, Hen. I. to the Accession of the House of Hanover, with Indexes, 12 large vols. folio, half bound, scarce, 81. 88. (This is the only authentic edition, whether in force or repealed, with a careful translation of the early ones.)

STOW's Survey of London, enlarged by Strype, plates and plans of the parishes, 2 vols. folio, 1720, calf, neat, 31. 13s. 6d. STUKELEY'S Stonehenge and Abury, Temples restored to the British Druids, 76 plates, folio, half bound, uncut, SUCKLING'S Essex, Plates, Coats of Arms, &c., large paper, royal 4to, half bound, 11. 88.

History of Suffolk, fine Plates, Coats of Arms, &c., some coloured, 2 vols. 4to, half bound morocco, 4l. 4s.

Sussex Archæological Collections, Papers by the Members of the Archeological Society, plates, 20 vols. 8vo, to 1868, cloth, scarce, 121, 12s.

SURTEES' History of the County Palatine of Durham, fine engravings; also, Raines' North Durham; together 5 vols. large paper, folio, fine copy, whole bound, russia extra, scarce, 401.

TANNER'S Notitia Monastica, an account of all the Abbeys, Priories, &c., in England and Wales, greatly enlarged by Nasmyth, plates, folio, calf, neat, 57. 58. 1787.

THOROTON'S History of Nottinghamshire, fine engravings, Coats of Arms, including the extra rare slip, the original scarce edition, 1677, folio, calf, gilt, 127.

ULSTER Journal of Archæology, vols. 1 to 8, numerous plates, 4to, 1853-60, cloth, 67. 68.

Vitruvio de Architectura, traducto in Vulgare (da

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History of the Parish of Whalley and

Honour of Clitheroe, in the Counties of Lancaster and York, many plates, best edition, large paper, imp. 4to, boards, uncut, very scarce,

12. 128. 1518.

Willis's (Browne) History of the Mitred Parliamentary Abbies and Conventional Cathedral Churches. 2 vols., large paper, 8vo, calf, neat, very scarce, 101. 1718.

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THE LORD TALBOT DE MALAHIDE, F.S.A., M.R.I.A. ANNUAL MEETING, 1872, to be held at SOUTHAMPTON, Commencing THURSDAY, August 1, and ending THURSDAY, August 8.

PRESIDENT OF THE MEETING.

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PRESIDENTS OF SECTIONS.

Antiquities SIR EDWARD SMIRKE, A.M,, late Vice-Warden of the Staunaries.

Architecture A. J. B. BERESFORD-HOPE, Esq., M.P.
History The LORD HENRY SCOTT, M.P.

Director of Excursions-JOSEPH BURTT, Esq. (Hon. Sec.)
Director of the Museum W. R. CRABBE, Esq.

General Programme of Proceedings.

The RECEPTION ROOM and the TEMPORARY MUSEUM will be in the Hartley Institution.

Monday, Aug. 5.-Meetings of Sections. Excursion to Winchester and St. Cross. Conversazione in the Museum at 9 P.M.

Tuesday, Aug. 6.-Excursion to Silchester, Basingstoke, and Basing. Evening Meeting for Reading Papers.

Wednesday, Aug. 7.-Meetings of Sections. Excursion to Newport and Carisbrooke in the Isle of Wight. Conversazione in the Museum at 9 P.M.

Thursday, Aug. 8.-Meetings of Sections at 10 A.M. General Concluding Meeting in the Hartley Institution, at Noon.

TICKETS for the Meeting will be issued at the RECEPTION ROOM. Price of Tickets: for Gentlemen, One Guinea (not transferable); for Ladies, Half-a-Guinea (transferable).

All Persons disposed to contribute Antiquities or Works of Art, for exhibition, in the Temporary Museum of the Institute, are requested to communicate with the Secretaries in London, or the Local Secretaries, at the Hartley Institution.

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Office of the Institute,

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A New Biblical Study, crown 8vo. 7s.

HORE LUCANE: the Life and Ministry of

Saint Luke. By H. S. BAYNES, Librarian.

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"Though it has long been known that the death-warrant of Charles I. contains numerous erasures, the nature and scope of those erasures have never as yet been inquired into. This has now been done by Mr. William J. Thoms, who has published the result of them in Votes and Queries, and, if he is correct in his views, a very startling result it is. Mr. Thoms holds that the warrant was in part signed on the 26th or the 27th of January, and not on the 29th, as it professes to be; that it was intended to execute the King in the week preceding the 29th; that those to whom the warrant was originally addressed declined the responsibility of seeing it carried out; and that the official record of the proceedings of the High Court of Justice is not to be depended upon. Mr. Thoms has opened up a very interesting question which must receive further attention."-Morning Post.

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SILVER OVAL SNUFF-BOX, size 2 by 2 in., and deep. Inside lid are most beautifully engraved portraits of James I., his Queen, and Prince Charles. Outside is an elaborate display of heraldry, on 3 escutcheons, with supporters, helmet, mantlings, &c., the whole surrounded by a long inscription. Hall-mark, a fleur-de-lys.

A Small Silver Watch, form of an escallop shell. Around side are engraved hounds, hare, fox and goose. Inside: The Temptation; Last Supper: Adam and Eve, &c. Catgut, fine condition. Temp. Jac. I. "C. Mellin, Blackfriers, Fecit."

Zurich Coverdale Bible, 4to, 1550. Fine clean state throughout, good margins, and perfect except title; new morocco antique, with the smooth old edges.

"Stans puer ad mensam" School Book, perfect; printed by W. De Worde with his and Caxton's device at end, and large woodcut at beginning. "The Fletestrete, 1515."

Curious Letter of Sir Gilbert Talbot to the Archduchess of Austria, dated from Calais, 25 Aug. 1512.

Three Carved Oak Cupboards, dated respectively 1668, 1677, and 1688, in good condition.

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