Yorkshire-continued.

23997 REGISTER of the Guild of Corpus Christi in York, edited by Skaife, 8vo. facsimiles of Seals, cloth, 15s Surtees Society, 1872 23998 RICHARDSON'S (W.) Monastic Ruins of YORKSHIRE, 2 vols. atlas folio, with above 100 superb large plates, COLOURED, Views, and Architectural details, with descriptive text by Churton, hf. bound morocco, gilt edges, £25. 1843

Coloured copies are extremely rare.

23999 RIPON Charter Acts: Acts of Chapter of the Collegiate Church of SS. Peter and Wilfrid, Ripon, 1453 to 1506, edited by the Rev. J. T. Fowler, thick 8vo. facsimile of seals, cloth, 15s

Surtees Society,1875 24000 MEMORIALS of the Church of SS. Peter and Wilfrid, Ripon (ed. by the Rev. J. T. Fowler), Vol. I, 8vo. facsimile of part of Ethelstane's Charter; and of various Seals, cloth, 25s Surtees Society, 1882

24001 RURAL Economy in Yorkshire in 1641, 8vo. cloth, 9s ib. 1857 24002 TESTAMENTA Eboracensia, Wills illustrative of the History, Language, etc. of the Province of York, 4 vols. 8vo. cloth, £5. Surtees Soc. 1836-69 24003 THOMPSON (Th.) Researches into the history of Welton, with remarks on the Yorkshire Language, 8vo. view of the Church, cloth, 58 Kingston, 1869 24004 THORESBY (Ralph) Vicaria Leodiensis, or the History of the Church of Leedes in Yorkshire, and an account of the Learned Men, with the Catalogue of their Works, Printed and Manuscript, sm. 8vo. map and 2 plates, beautiful copy, old calf, 20s

24005

24006

24007

24008

1724

DUCATUS LEODIENSIS; or the TOPOGRAPHY of the TOWN and PARISH of LEEDES, and parts adjacent, with a Catalogue of his Museum, Manuscripts, and Early Printed Books, royal folio, LARGE PAPER, portrait by Vertue, map and 10 plates, old calf, CLEAN AND PERFECT COPY, from the Sunderland library, £36. 1715 DUCATUS LEODIENSIS, or the Topography of the Town and Parish of Leeds, second edition, with notes and additions by T. D. WHITAKER-WHITAKER'S LOIDIS AND ELMETE, an attempt to illustrate the districts described in those words by Bede, without the Appendix-2 vols. royal folio, 65 fine plates and portraits, 20 vignettes, and Tables of PEDIGREES, half morocco, uncut, £8. 10s

1816-20

DUCATUS LEODIENSIS: WHITAKER'S LOIDIS AND ELMETE, with the APPENDIX and plates published in 1820, 2 vols. royal folio, boards, uncut, £17. 10s

1816-20

the same, with the APPENDIX, LARGE PAPER, 2 vols. imperial folio, PROOF PLATES, russia extra, the Appendix unbound, £28.

1816-20

The Appendix, being published afterwards, is often wanting. 24009 THORNTON (Mrs. Alice, of East Newton, co. York) Autobiography, edited by Ch. Jackson, 8vo. pedigrees, cloth, 15s

Surtees Society, 1875

Yorkshire-continued. 24010 TRANSACTIONS of the Yorkshire Naturalists' Union, nos. 1, 2 and 3, 8vo. sd. 7s 6d 1878-80

24011 WALBRAN'S Memorials of Fountains Abbey, Vol. I and Vol. II, pt. 1 (all published), 8vo. woodcuts of seals, etc. very scarce, cloth, £3. 168 Surtees Society, 1863-78 24012 WATSON (J.) History and Antiquities of the Parish of HALIFAX, 4to. portrait and plates, rare, £7. 7s

24013

1785

the same, 2 vols. 4to. Canon Raine's copy with a number of MS. notes by him, and several valuable original documents inserted by him, from Mr. Crossley's library, £42. 1785 24014 WHITAKER (T. D.) HISTORY of RICHMONDSHIRE, the North Riding of the County of York: with those parts of the Everwicshire of Domesday which form the Wapentakes of Lonsdale, Ewecross, and Amunderness, in the Counties of York, Lancaster, and Westmorland, 2 vols. large folio, 45 plates by J. M. W. TURNER and BUCKLER, calf, £24. 1823

24015

24016

24017

the same, 2 vols. large folio, with EIGHT ADDITIONAL ETCHINGS ON INDIA PAPER, a private portrait, and a sepia Drawing of Lord Wandesford, russia extra, £35.

1823

From the library of the late JOHN BAILEY LANGHORNE, Esq., who has enriched this copy with copious additions, continuation of Pedigrees, and important corrections.

HISTORY OF RICHMONDSHIRE, 2 vols. royal folio, LARGE PAPER, proof plates (those after Turner on india paper), some leaves slightly foxed, russia extra, Sir R. C. Hoare's copy, £45. Mr. Comerford's copy sold for £45. 10s

HISTORY OF RICHMONDSHIRE, 2 vols. royal folio, LARGE PAPER, 45 plates, brilliant PROOF impressions of the plates on India paper, and A SET OF THE ETCHINGS to the 20 beautiful engravings after J. M. W. TURNER (with the exception of Richmond Castle), richly bound in red MOROCCO extra, the sides tooled in the Harleian style, uncut, top edge gilt, by Rivière: A SPLENDID BOOK, £100.

1823

One of the most esteemed works in the whole range of English Topography. Large Paper copies are in much demand, and are rising in price. The above copy has a special interest and value, on account of the rare set of Etchings.

All the above mentioned copies have the scarce aditional leaves, viz. in Vol. II are some extra leaves of text: six with the signatures *4 N-4 P, paged *325-*335, containing an account of the parish of Cockerham, in Lonsdale. The other leaf is marked *3 E, and is a title. The absence of these leaves would not be detected by any blank in the notation: Lowndes does not mention their existence. I conclude that this portion of the work was printed after the book was issued, and only a very few copies made.

"Whitaker shows us how possible it is for a powerful and cultivated mind to condescend to writing Topographical Works, and to mix in a very agreeable manner bold conjecture, deductions of general interest, applications of events in the past to the gidance of men of his own time, and spirited delineations both of manners and scenery, with those dry details which are indispensable in works of this kind.

"Dr. Whitaker's publications have had a great influence in raising the tone and character of topographical writing in England."-Gent.'s Mag., 1853, August.

24018 WHITAKER. History and Antiquities of the Deanery of CRAVEN in the County of York, second edition, royal 4to. portrait, plates and pedigrees, boards, uncut, £10.

1812 24019 YORKSHIRE ARCHEOLOGICAL and TOPOGRAPHICAL JOURNAL, published under the direction of the Huddersfield (afterwards the Yorkshire) Archæological and Topographical Association, COMPLETE SET, parts 1-29 forming Vol. I-VII and Vol. VIII pt. 1, including the unnumbered supplemental part to the third volume30 parts in 25, 8vo. plates and woodcuts (subscription price £7. 12s 6d), sd. £7. 78 1869-83

24020

the same, parts 1-19, or Vol. I-IV and V pts. 1-3, also including the supplement to the third vol.-20 parts in 16, 8vo. sd. £5.

Uniform with the Journal of the Archæological Institute. members only.

1869-78 Issued to

WHALLEY and CLITHEROE, see ante: LANCASHIRE. 24021 WHITBY CHARTULARY. CARTULARIUM Abbathia de Whiteby Ordinis S. Benedicti fundatæ anno MLXXVIII, 2 vols. 8vo. cloth, 37s Surtees Society, 1879-81 24022 WILLS and Inventories from the Archdeaconry of Richmond, extending over portions of York, Westmorland, Cumberland and Lancaster, 8vo. cloth, out of print, 30s Surtees Soc. 1853

24023 YORK MINSTER, Stained Glass in, see ante FOWLER.

24024 YORKSHIRE Diaries and Autobiographics in the 17th and 18th centuries, thick 8vo. 500 pp. with pedigrees, cloth, 16s Surtees Society, 1877 24025 YOUNG (G.) and J. BIRD, Geological Survey of the Yorkshire Coast, describing the Fossils between the Humber and the Tees, 4to. second edition, front. map, and 17 coloured plates by Bird, hf. bd. 20s

4. Genealogy and Heraldry.

1. Manuscripts.

Whitby, 1828

24026 ALPHABETS of Arms, MS. two in one vol. narrow folio, 160 pp.

old calf, £3. 10s

circa 1620 24027 ALPHABET of Arms (A-Ca.) MS. of 39 leaves, sm. folio, hf. bd. 10s

circa 1680

24028 ALPHABET of Arms (A-P), sm. folio, MS. containing about 3000 names, a very stout volume in old calf, £8. 10s

circa 1645-70 24029 INDEXES of ARMS, Pedigrees and Heraldic Visitations, arranged in Counties, MSS. 3 vols. folio, bd. £2. 16s Scec. XVII

These are the Indexes to a large collection of Heraldic MSS., of which the preceding volumes of " Alphabets of Arms" formed a part: the purchaser of those volumes should therefore buy these. The collection was formed by John Holland (a coach-painter of the last century), whose bookplate is on the

covers.

24030 CHARLES (Nicholas, Lancaster Herald) Heraldic Common-place book, sm. 4to. MS. of 252 leaves, containing numerous coats of arms in trick, hf. bd. lettered Peer's Arms, £5. ca. 1630 24031 BARONETS created by James I: a volume containing printed outlines of Shields, with 460 of them filled in with drawings of Coats of Arms of Baronets, also a Manuscript of 16 leaves containing about 300 Coats of Arms of Baronets, neatly drawn, 2 vols. in 1, small folio, calf, £3. 16s

1617-28

The signature of Augustine Vincent, Rouge Croix, occurs on folio 32; most of the arms are signed "J. S."

24032 KNIGHTS OF THE GARTER made 1620 and after, sm. folio, twenty

six cleverly drawn Coats of Arms, vellum, £2. 2s

circa 1630

24033 PEDIGREES of British Royal and Noble Families, sm. folio, vellum, £5.

circa 1680

24034 NORFOLK Genealogical Roll: containing descents of the Falstoffe, Paston, Le Groos, Tuddenham, Cleere and Cornwallis Families, with the Coats of Arms emblazoned, written on vellum, size 4 ft. long by 2 ft. wide, 21s about 1640

24035

PEDIGREES OF THE NOBILITY, with Index: MANUSCRIPT, with 205 Coats of Arms beautifully drawn and emblazoned in their proper colours, thick folio, old calf, with the arms of James I in gold on sides, from the library of John Towneley, of Towneley, with his bookplate, £25.

SEC. XVII

This beautiful manuscript in 1741 belonged to Dr. Stukeley, who has written on fly-leaf: "E Libris magni Burgleii deinde Wyngfield Bodenham de Ryphale. Wm. Stukeley, 1741. This book was wrote about Anno 1617, v. p. 166."

24036 PEDIGREES of British Noble Families of Norman Descent: neatly written MS. of about 250 pages, with Arms in trick, in a small narrow folio volume, vellum, £5. 15s

Comprising the following Families :

SEC. XIX

24037 PEDIGREES of British Noble and Gentle Families, with some Descents of French Families added, MS. of 166 leaves, with Index, about 40 Coats of Arms, beautifully emblazoned, and numerous others in pencil, small narrow folio, vellum, £6. 6s SEC. XIX

On the front side of the cover are painted twenty small shields and one large shield (with sixteen quarterings), and on the under side thirty-seven small shields, all emblazoned in colours and gold.

24038 Swan- Marks. THE ORDER FOR SWANNES, 26 March, 1598, oblong folio, with numerous drawings of Swan-Marks and the Names of Owners, MANUSCRIPT, half morocco, from the Towneley library, £7. 10s

1598

24039 TOWNELEY (Christopher) Rough Drafts of Pedigrees (of YORKSHIRE GENTRY), folio, MANUSCRIPT, green morocco, £10. SEC. XVII (about 1630-40)

This was Christopher Townley, of Moorhills, a member of the great Lancashire Catholic family. Portion of these genealogies was derived from a Visitation performed in the year 1585.

24040 TUCKETT (JOHN) A GENERAL ARMORY, consisting of MANY THOUSAND COATS OF ARMS not to be FOUND in the PRINTED ARMORIES, with the Authority for each Coat and the Sources from which it was taken, MANUSCRIPT, in 6 vols.— SUPPLEMENT to the General Armory, 6 Manuscript volumes, prepared with Alphabetical Headings and a few Pedigrees -together 12 vols. small folio, carefully written on ruled paper, hf. bd. £20.

1855-80

These volumes represent 20 years of incessant intelligent labour, and they contain several thousand very neatly written extracts, made from Original Documents, giving the reference in each case.

ARMS of Lord Mayors and Sheriffs of London-see LONDON.

in Churches in Northumberland-see NORTHUMBERLAND.

PERRY Genealogy-see FAMILY HISTORY.