and squires tales, separate title to the Romaunce of the Rose, corner of title restored, mor. ex., by F. Bedford, Imprynted at London, by Thomas Petit (c. 1538), folio (131), Jan. 28, Sotheby Edwards, £25 Chaucer (G.) Workes, black letter, woodcuts, first 2 leaves defective, a few stains and wormholes, old sheep, Rycharde Kele [1542], folio (721), March 30, Sotheby Beal, £35 Chaucer (G.) Workes, black letter, initials, a few lines shaved, old cf. gt., Wyllyam Bonham [1542], folio (454), April 6, Sotheby Maggs, £20 Chaucer (G.) Workes, black letter, title of "The Romaunt of the Rose in fac. (marginal mendings and last leaf defective), mor., g.e., not subject to return, Rycharde Kele, n.d. (? 1546), folio (29), Dec. 2, Sotheby Tregaskis, £11 Chaucer (G.) Workes, black letter, engraved titles (one mounted), ornamental initials, etc., mor., g.e., by Ramage, contemp. MS. notes, a few leaves shorter, apparently supplied from another copy, At London, by J. Kyngston, 1561, folio (130), March 16, Sotheby Tregaskis, £11 5S. Chaucer (G.) Woorkes, black letter, Chaucer's arms on title, two armorial woodcut titles, woodcut at head of the Knightes Tale, and ornamental initials, title, next 2 leaves and last leaf mended, uncut, orig. English oak bds. and leather, blind stamped (repaired), Stow's first ed., portion of title in fac., At London, by Jhon Kyngston, for Jhon Wight, 1561, folio (315), May 12, Sotheby Spencer, £14 Chaucer (G.) Workes, Stowe's first ed., black letter (last leaf mended, some headlines touched with the knife), russ. (rebacked), London, J. Kyngston, 1561, folio (46), June 19, Sotheby Edwards, £6 Chaucer (G.) Workes, ed. by T. Speght, black letter, front., with port., engraved title, etc., mor., g.e., A. Islip, 1598, folio (131), March 16, Sotheby Sotheran, £4 15s. Chaucer (G.) Workes, woodcut title, engraved port. ("The Progenie of Geffrey Chaucer "), mor. ex., by H. Wood, Printed by Adam Islip, at the charges of Thomas Wight, anno 1598, folio (40), Dec. 10, Sotheby Young, £5 15S.

[Ed. by Thos. Speght, and dedicated to Sir Robert Cecil. Preface by Francis Beaumont, 27 unnumbered leaves, 394 numbered ones, and 13 unnumbered at the end.-Catalogue.] Chaucer (G.) Workes, black letter, port. and genealogical table, mor., g.e., Adam Islip, 1602, folio (3852), Feb. 25, Sotheby Selden, £6 15S.

[£6 10s., mor. ex., small rust holes in five leaves, Feb. 25, Sotheby, Lot 3853.] Chaucer (G.) Workes, port. and genealogical table, errata leaf at end, old cf. (repaired), Adam Islip, 1602, folio (48), June 19, Sotheby Young, £4 15S. Chaucer (G.) Workes, ed. by Speght, black letter, front. containing his port., old cf., 1687, folio (744), Jan. 14, Sotheby Heffer, £2 6s.

Chaucer (G.) Works, black letter, front. and coat-of-arms, cf. (some leaves defective and mended), 1687, folio (817), Oct. 15, Sotheby G. H. Brown, £1 25. Chaucer (G.) Works, Pickering's Aldine ed.," port., 6 vol., cf. gt., 1852, 8vo. (134), March 9, Sotheby Edwards, £2 Chaucer (G.) Works. Poetical Works, ed. by R. Morris, port., 6 vol., mor. gt., floral scrolls, g.e., 1875, 8vo. (823), March 30, Sotheby Joseph, LI IS. Chaucer (G.) Works, ed. by W. W. Skeat, front., 7 vol., cl., Oxford, 1894-97, 8vo. (909), Jan. 14, Sotheby

orig.

Heffer, £3 3s.

[£2 16s., orig. cl., Dec. 4, Sotheby, Lot 86.] Chaucer (G.) Works, uncut, Kelmscott Press, 1896, large folio (444), Feb. 17, Sotheby Bain, £72 Chaucer (G.) Works, oak bds. covered with pigskin, stamped to an ancient pattern, g.e., clasps, in case, Kelmscott Press, 1896, folio (134), June 10, Sotheby Shepherd, £85 Chaucer (G.) Works, reproduction in fac. of the first collected ed., 1532, Introduction by Skeat, rough cf., uncut (1905), folio (529), March 9, Sotheby C. Jackson, I 2s.

[£1 17s. 6d., orig. bds., March 19, Puttick, Lot 293.] Chaucer (G.) Works, reproduction in fac. of the first collected ed., 1532, by Skeat, cf., uncut, n.d., folio (361), Nov. 14, Sotheby Fenwick, L1 8s. Chaucer Society. Publications, First series, 65 nos. (No. 48, 56 and 62 missing), and Second series, Nos. 1 to 18 (No. 8 missing), etc., together 80 nos. (18 oblong), and the portfolio of 29 autotypes, 1868-83, 8vo. (171), Nov. 5, Hodgson Heffer, £16 Chaucer's Ghoast, or a Piece of Antiquity, containing twelve pleasant Fables of Ovid (catchword cut into, page 55), mor. ex., T. Ratcliff and N. Thompson for R. Mills, 1672, sm. 8vo. (132), Jan. 28, Sotheby Leighton, £2 8s.

[The first 36 pages are in verse, then commences in prose "The Pleasant History of Prince Corniger, and his Champion Sir Crucifrag," which ends at page 121, then one leaf

The Authours Friend to the Readers upon his perusal of the work," in verse.-Catalogue.] Chauncey (M.) Commentariolus de Vitæ ratione, et Martyrio octodecim Cartusianorum, plates, mor., g.e., from the Beckford library [s.l.], 1608, sm. 8vo. (133), Nov. 24, Sotheby Bull, 14S.

Chauncey (M.) Commentariolus de Vitae ratione et Martyrio octodecim Cartusianorum, Auctore A. Havensio, folding front. and plate, 3 parts in I vol., cf., g.e., from Lord Crawford's library, Gandavi, apud Gualterum Manilium, 1608, sm. 8vo. (134), Nov. 24, Sotheby Bull, 8s. Chauncy (Sir H.) Historical Antiquities of Hertfordshire, port. and plates, with the rare list of engravings and the 3 plates usually wanting, russ. ex., 1700, folio (3855), Feb. 25, Sotheby Butler, £3 5s.

£5 5s., russ., uncut, Feb. 17, Sotheby, Lot 282; £4,

mor. gt., wanting the directions for placing the plates, Feb. 25, Sotheby, Lot 3856.] Chefs-d'œuvre Antiques.

Musée: Héro et Léandre, Paris, Quantin, 1879-Ovide: Les Amours, ib., 1879, etc., together 11 vol., orig. ed., vignettes in gold and colours by Avril, etc., orig. wrappers, uncut, Paris, 1879-89, 8vo. (80), Nov. 11, Sotheby Jarvis, £2 IOS. [All printed sur papier de Japon," of which only fifty numbered copies each were published. A complete set of 14 vol., 1878-89, realised £3 10s. (ordinary paper, Nov. 11, Sotheby, Lot 62.-ED.)]

Chéhadé (Pierre). Histoire de la Découverte de l'Amérique, old mor., the first History of America in Arabic and apparently the only copy known, c. 1880, 8vo. (283), Dec. 11, Sotheby Merriman, £I IS. Chelidonius (B.) Passio Jesu Christi, 28 woodcuts by Hans Wechtlin (margins repaired throughout), mor., g.e., Sine ulla nota (Noriberga, vel Argentina, c. 1505), folio (137), Nov. 24, Sotheby Leighton, £33 Chereau (F.) Nouveau Recueil des Troupes Legères de France, 12 plates after P. B. La Rue, mor. gt. (modern), royal arms of France, g.e., Paris, n.d., folio (596), Nov. 3, Sotheby Carson, £3 5S. Chereau (F.) Nouveau Recueil des Troupes qui forment la Garde et Maison du Roy [Louis XV.], 13 plates after C. Eisen, cf. gt. (2 plates stained), Paris, 1756, folio (538), Nov. 3, Sotheby Leman, £6 Chertsey Worthies Library, ed. by A. B. Grosart, complete set (limited to 100 copies), ports., facs. and woodcuts, 14 vol., in parts, with the cl. cases, Privately printed, 1879-81, sm. 4to. (192), Nov. 5, Hodgson J. H. Mayhew, £13 Chéry (M.) Recherches sur les Costumes et sur les Théâtres de toutes les Nations, plates, col. and plain, 2 vol. in 1, hf. roan, uncut edges, Paris, 1790, 4to. (193), Nov. 3, Sotheby Grône, £4 158.

Cheshire Sheaf (The). Local Gleanings, Historical and Antiquarian, 12 vol. (wanted Vol. iv.), hf. mor., t.e.g., Chester, 1880-1910, 4to. (136), May 6, Sotheby

Chesneau (E.) See Ecole Française

Young, £7 15s.

Journal, New vol., plates, hf.

Chester Archæological and Historic Society.
Series, Vol. i.-xvii. (wanted Vol. vii.), 16
mor., t.e.g., 1887-1910, 8vo. (29), May 6, Sotheby

Walford, £3 5s.

Chesterfield Burlesqued, or School for Modern Manners, 10 col. caricatures by Woodward, after Rowlandson, cf. gt., uncut, t.e.g., by Larkins, 1811, 8vo. (85), Feb. 17, Sotheby

Dobell, £2 Chesterfield (Lord). Letters to his Son, first ed., 2 vol., bds., uncut, 1774, 4to. (144), July 31, Puttick Maggs, £I 10S. Chetham Society. Publications, First Series, complete with two Indexes, 116 vol., 1844-93-New Series, Vol. i.-xxv.,

1883-91, together 141 vol., as issued, 4to. (951), March 30, Sotheby Fenwick, £6 IOS. Chetham Society. Publications, Original Series, vol. i.-cxiv., with Indices to vol. i.-xxx. and xxxi.-cxiv., 1844-1893New Series, vol. i.-lxii., 1883-1907, together 178 vol., 18441907, 4to. (240), Feb. 17, Sotheby Bull, £10 15S. [Chettle (H.)] The Tragedy of Hoffman or a Reuenge for a Father, first ed., hf. mor., 1631, sm. 4to. (523), Dec. 16, Hodgson Tregaskis, £19 Chewett (J. G.) Map of the Province of Upper Canada, compiled for the Canada Company, on three large sheets, mounted on linen, folded in mor. case, circa 1826-List of the Districts with the Townships in which the Company have Lands, with diagrams, on 199 pages, mor., g.e., circa 1826, folio (731), June 10, Sotheby Barnard, £8 Chevalier (U.) Repertorium Hymnologicum, 2 vol., Louvain, 1892, 8vo. (253), Dec. 4, Sotheby Quaritch, £1 128. Chiarini (G.) Questo e el libbro tracta di Mercatatie & Usanze de Paesi " [below this title a Florentine woodcut of the interior of a bank], lit. rom., 82 leaves, with signs. a 6 leaves and a-t in fours [Hain 4955, Proctor 6255, Brunet, Vol. iii., c. 1067], hf. cf., illustration in catalogue, [colophon] Impresso in Firenze appetitione di Ser Piero da Pescia (Per Bartolommeo dei Libri, with device), s.d. (c. 1496), square 8vo. (317), May 12, Sotheby Quaritch, £17 Chiarini (G.) Questo e el libbro tracta di Mercatatie Usanze de Paesi," mor., g.e. [Hain 4955, Proctor 6255], [colophon] Impresso in Firenze. [per Bartolommeo dei Libri, with device] [s.a., c. 1496], sq. 8vo. (4382), July 7, Sotheby G. D. Smith, £18

Child (F. J.) See English and Scottish Popular Ballads Chimney Piece Maker's Daily Assistant, or a Treasury of New Designs, 54 copperplates by T. Milton and others, cf., 1766, roy. 8vo. Baldwin's Chimney Pieces, together 2 vol., (117), Nov. 18, Sotheby Batsford, £4 Chippendale (T.) Gentleman and Cabinet Maker's Director, first ed., 161 plates, old cf., 1754, folio (119), Nov. 18, Sotheby Cartwright, £21 Chippendale (T.)

first ed., 161
(510), Dec. 4,

Gentleman and Cabinet Maker's Director,

plates (plate 25 Sotheby

repeated), cf., 1754, folio
Edwards, £13 158.

Chippendale (T.) Gentleman and Cabinet Maker's Director, second ed., 161 plates (title repaired), old cf., 1755, folio (573), Oct. 22, Hodgson

£15 158.

[13 10s., old cf., Nov. 18, Sotheby, Lot 120.] Chippendale (T.) Gentleman and Cabinet Maker's Director, third ed., 200 plates, old cf., 1762, folio (671), Nov. 18, Sotheby Edwards, £19

[17 10s., old cf., some plates stained and damaged, Nov. 18, Sotheby, Lot 121.]

Chippendale (T.)

Gentleman and Cabinet-Maker's Director,

fac. of the third ed. of 1762, 200 plates, hf. cf., reprint, folio (312), Nov. 13, Puttick Morrish, 1 18s. Chiromantia. [Begins on a jj, a j, containing a blind woodcut outline of a hand impressed without ink], Ex divina pho Academia sgm nature vires ad extra Chyromantitio diligentissime collectuz. exordium," lit. goth., woodcuts [Hain *4970, Proctor 2453], new cf. (“Duplum Bibliothecae R. Monac."), Absque nota (Spirae, C. Hist., 149— ?], sm. 4to. (941), Feb. 2, Sotheby Quaritch, £7 IOS. Chodowiecki (D.) Sämmtliche Kupferstiche beschrieben von W. Engelmann, LARGE PAPER, plates, hf. mor., Leipsic, 1857, 4to. (991), May 27, Sotheby Bain, I 18S. Choice Banquet of Witty Jests, Rare Fancies and Pleasant Novels, cf. ex., *, 8 leaves, including the full-length port. of Archie Armstrong, A-I in eights, Printed by T. J. and are to be sold by Peter Dring, at the Sun in the Poultry, 1660, sm. 8vo. (4009), July 7, Sotheby G. D. Smith, £27

Choice Drollery. See Ebsworth (J. W.) Choiseul. Cabinet Choiseul, Recueil d'Estampes gravées par Basan, engraved title, port. and 123 engravings, russ., g.e., Paris, 1781, 4to. (530), Oct. 15, Sotheby Maggs, £2 8s. Choiseul. Cabinet Choiseul. Recueil d'Estampes (par Basan), orig. ed., port. and 123 engravings, cf., g.e., Paris, 1771, 4to. (441), Dec. 4, Sotheby Hill, £2 17s. 6d. Choyce Poems, being Songs, Sonnets, Satyrs and Elegies, by the Wits of both Universities, orig. cf., Printed for Henry Brome at the Gun in Ivy-Lane, 1661, sm. 8vo. (184), Jan. 28, Sotheby Dobell, £5

[Collation: Title and pages 1-16; then Poetical Dedication, signed J. E., i.e., John Eliot (pages 5-126); appears to be the 1658 edition, with a new title and the additional poems (pages 1-16) added.—Catalogue.]

Christ.

Dit is van der vruchten des lidens en der passien ons liefs heeren jhesu cristi, lit. goth., woodcuts, mor., uncut, Gheprent Tantwerpen, Willem Vorsterman, n.d., 16m0. (5100), Feb. 25, Sotheby Leighton, £10

Chronicles and Memorials of Great Britain and Ireland, facs., etc., 14 vol., various, hf. roan, 1858, etc., roy. 8vo. (133), March 16, Sotheby Harding, f1 16S. Chronicles. See Chronijcke, Cronecken and variations Ch" or Cr" Chronijcke van Brabant, ed. princeps, lit. goth., woodcuts, col. (a few leaves mended), hf. pigskin on modern oak bds. [Proctor 9459], Antwerp, Roelant vanden Dorpe, 1497, sm. folio (3928), Feb. 25, Sotheby Maggs, £10 IOS. Chronijcke van Brabandt, Die Niewe, lit. goth., woodcut port. of Charles V. of Spain on title and at end, cuts in text, wooden bds., covered with vell., remains of clasps, Gheprint Thantwerpen by J. Mollijns, 1565, folio (234), Nov. 3, Sotheby Bryant, 16s. Chrysostomus (S. Johannes). Opera, Lat., 5 vol., old pigskin