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1800 220 COSTUMES of HINDOSTAN, by B. Solvyns, 60 FINELY COLOURED engravings exhibiting Costumes, Amusements, Employments, &c. with Descrip.ions in English and French, folio, morocco, gilt leaves, £1. Is

1805

224 COWPER'S (W.) LIFE and Letters, with Remarks on Epistolary Writers by W. HAYLEY, portrait, 4 vols. 8vo. nice copy in green morocco, gilt leaves, (presentation copy from the author, with inscription), 158

1812

225 COXE'S (P.) SOCIAL DAY, a Poem, with 32 beautiful line engravings, chiefly by J. Scott, roy. 8vo. calf gilt, 158 1823 This handsome volume contains engravings after Wilkie, Stothard, Smirke, Cooper, Hill, and others. The exquisite plate of the "Broken Jar." by Wilkie, "the first plate executed on steel," has alone been sold for £3. 38.

226 COXE'S (W.) MEMOIRS of the DUKE of MARLBOROUGH, with his Original Correspondence, portraits, maps and military plans, 3 vols. 4to. boards, uncut, 128 6d

818

227 COXE'S (W.) MONMOUTHSHIRE; Historica Tour in, with large map, and above 80 engravings, comprising Plans, Portraits, and Views after the Drawings of SIR R. COLT HOARE, by W. Byrne, Harding, &c. fine impressions, 2 vols. 4to. calf gilt, £1. 188 1801 228 COXES (W.) SHREWSBURY CORRESPONDENCE ; Private and Original Correspondence of the Duke of Shrewsbury with King William, the Leaders of the Whig Party and other distinguished Statesmen (1689171) illustrated with Narratives, historical and biographical, from Original MSS. portrait, 4to. boards, 1821 229 CRABBE'S (G.) POETICAL WORKS, (Borough, Tales of the Hall, Tales, &c.) portrait, roy. 8vo. boards, 5s Paris, 1829 230 CRAIK'S (G. L.) ROMANCE of the PEERAGE, or Curiosities of Family History, ports. 4 vols. post 8vo. cloth, fl. 1s (pub. £2. 2s)

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233 CROWE (J. A) and CAVALCASELLE'S EARLY FLEMISH PAINTERS; Notices of their Lives and Works, with numerous illustrations, post 8vo. cloth, 98 1857

234 CUNNINGHAM'S (Allan) TRADITIONAL TALES of the English and Scottish Peasantry, 2 vols. fcap. 8vo. new hf. morocco extra, gilt tops, uncut, scarce, 12s 6d

1822

235 CUNNINGHAM'S (P.) STORY of NELL GWYN, and the Sayings of Charles the Second, woodcuts, post 8vo. cloth, scarce, 5s d

1852 236 CURIOSITIES OF STREET LITERATURE; comprising "COCKS" or "CATCHPENNIES," Street Drolleries, Squibs, Broadsides on the Royal Family, Poetical Litanies. Dying Speeches, and Confessions, &c. &c. illustrated with the original woodcuts, 410. (ONLY 250 COPIES SO PRINTED) hf. roan, gilt to, £1. 1s; or, printed on toned paper, on one side only, and bound hf. morocco, gilt top, (ONLY 100 COPIES SO PRINTED) £1. 5s

1871

This curious volume comprises nearly 250 different publications, all of which are printed verbatim et lit ratim, in order to show in the most genuine state the character and quality of the literature produced expressly for the amusement of the lower The collection is arranged in four diviorders by street-authors. sions, which may be briefly described as-I. "Cocks" or "Catchpennies." II. Royalty and Political. III. Ballads on a Subject. IV. Dying Speeches and Confessional Papers.

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