ΗΡΩ ΠΑΙΔΕΙΑ, OR THE INSTITVTION OF A Br JAMES CLELAND. XO AT OXFORD, Printed by Iofeph Barnes. 1607. CLELAND (JAMES). INSTITUTION OF A YOUNG NOBLEMAN. 1607. (See No. 1865). CLEROMBAULT ( ). 1866 Conversations, WRITTEN IN FRENCH BY MONSIEUR CLEROMBAULT, and put into English by a PERSON OF HONOUR. Henry Herringman, 1672. Sm. 8vo, old sheep Preface (6 pp.). CLEVELAND (JOHN). 15s 1867 The Character of a London-Diurnall, WITH SEVERAL SELECT POEMS. By the same Author. Printed in the Yeere clɔlɔcxlvii. (1647). FIRST EDITION CONTAINING THE POEMS. Sm. 4to, morocco extra, block on sides, gilt edges by Riviere & Son, A GOOD COPY. £14 14s The headline of page 7 is omitted, and the pagination only takes its place. Contains 17 poems. Collation A to G2 in fours (Title, pp. 1-50). 1868 Another [a variation of above]. Printed in the Yeere clɔlɔcxlvii. (1647). FIRST EDITION CONTAINING THE POEMS. Small 4to, morocco extra by Riviere, blind block on sides. A GOOD COPY. £14 14s This is an issue entirely reset; it has a slightly different ornament on title-page and the ornament and large initials throughout differ; the headline of page seven is not omitted in this issue. These differences can only be detected by comparing the issues themselves, for it is a word for word reprint references: In both the above issues are poems containing the following SHAKESPEARE The Flea that Falstaffe damn'd, thus lewdly shewes, Tormented in the flames of Bardolphs Nose ; The Mixt Assembly. The Terróur of whose name can out of seven To P. Rupert. 1869 The Character of a London-Diurnall: WITH SEVERAL SELECT POEMS. By the same Author. OPTIMA & NOVISSIMA EDITIO. in the Yeere clolocxlvii. (1647). Small 4to, sewn, UNCUT, A VERY FINE COPY. £12 12s Title Al: The Character of a London-Dieurnall, A2-A4; Poems B1-G2. This is the THIRD ISSUE according to the Grolier Club Catalogue, and contains one new poem "A Song of Mark Anthony," making eighteen in all. The paging of the volume is extremely irregular throughout. 1870 The Character of a London-Diurnall: WITH SEVERAL SELECT POEMS. By the same Author. OPTIMA & NOVISSIMA EDITIO. Printed in the Yeere [1647] clɔlocxlvii. Sm. 4to, original vellum. £8 8s Contains 22 poems. Collation A to H2 in fours; title-page and pp. 1–56, pp. 55, etc., to 58, numbered 52 to 56. FOURTH ISSUE. CLEVELAND (JOHN). 1871 The Character of a London-Diurnall: WITH SEVERAL SELECT POEMS. By the same Author. NOVISSIMA & CASTIGATISSIMA EDITIO. Printed in the Yeere (1647) clɔlocxlvii. Small 4to, brown calf, gilt edges, by Riviere & Son. £8 8s A VERY RARE ISSUE, not described in the Grolier Club Catalogue but apparently between their 3rd and 4th edition. It contains 20 poems, whereas the 3rd has 18 and the so-called 4th 22. Collation A to H in fours the last leaf being a blank; title-page and pp. 1 to 56. P. 14 printed 41, p. 26 printed 6, p. 39 numbered 47, pp. 42 and 43 numbered 50 and 51, p. 46 not numbered. Contains the Shakespeare references. 1872 Clievelandi Vindiciæ; or, CLIEVELAND'S GENUINE POEMS, ORATIONS, EPISTLES, ETC., Purged from the many False and Spurious Ones which had usurped his Name, and from the Innumerable Errours and Corruptions in the true copies, to which are added many Additions never printed before, with Account of the Author's Life. Obadiah Blagrave, 1677. Very fine portrait, bright impression, small 8vo, original calf, FINE COPY. £3 3s 1873 The Idol of the Clownes; or, INSURRECTION OF WAT THE TYLER, With his fellow Kings of the Commons against the English Church, the King, the Laws, Nobility, Royal Family, in the fourth year of King Richard the II., Anno 1381. London: Printed in the Year 1654. FIRST EDITION, 12mo, old sheep, GOOD COPY. £4 4s The Woodhouse This little volume by John Cleveland, the poet, is very scarce. copy sold many years ago for £5 7s. 6d. The work opens with six verses in black letter taken from John Lydgate's poem. 1874 The Idol of the Clownes, or INSURRECTION OF WAT TYLER, with his Priests Baal and Straw; together with his fellow Kings of the Commons. London: Printed in the Year 1654. FIRST EDITION, 12mo, calf, a few side notes slightly shaved. A variorum of the First Edition. £3 3s 1875 J. Cleaveland Revived; POEMS, ORATIONS, EPISTLES, and other of his Genuine Incomparable Pieces, never before Publisht. With some other Exquisite Remains of the most eminent Wits of both the Universities that were his Contemporaries. N. Brook, 1659. FIRST EDITION. Fine impression of the very rare bust portrait of Cleveland. 12mo, marbled calf. £5 5s To the Discerning Reader (signed E. Williamson), Verses that came too late (11 pp.). 1875a J. Cleaveland Revived: Poems, Orations, Epistles, AND OTHER OF HIS GENUINE INCOMPARABLE PIECES. With some other Exquisite Remains of most eminent Wits of both the Universities that were his Contemporaria. THE FOURTH EDITION, besides many other never before published additions, is enriched with the Author's CLEVELAND (JOHN). MIDSUMMER-MOON, or Lunacy Rampant. Being an University Caracter, a short survey of some of the late fellows of the Colledges. Now at last published from his Original Copies by some of his instrusted Friends. Nathanial Brooks. 1668. Engraved portrait of Cleveland by R. White.-POEMS BY JOHN CLEVELAND. WITH ADDITIONS NEVER BEFORE PRINTED. J. R. for John Williams, 1669. In one vol., 8vo, old calf. £4 14s 6d 1876 Poems. By J. C. WITH ADDITIONS, never before Printed. Printed in the Years 1654. Vignette on title-page of printer's mark of clasped book with William Shear's initials "W. S." at sides, 12mo, old calf, scarce. £4 4s Table (2 pp.). 1878 Poems, By John Cleavland. WITH ADDITIONS NEVER BEFORE PRINTED. John Williams. 1661. Oval portrait of Cleveland.J. Cleaveland Revived: Poems, Orations, Epistles, AND OTHER OF HIS GENUINE INCOMPARABLE PIECES. With some other Exquisite Remains of the most eminent Wits of both the Universities. that were his Contemporaries. The Third Edition, besides many other never before published Additions, is enriched with the Author's Midsummer-Moon, or Lunacy Rampant. Being an University Character, a short Survey of some of the late Fellows of the Colledges: Now at last published from his original Copies, by some of his intrusted Friends. Nathaniel Brook, 1662. Pedestal portrait of Cleveland. 8vo, 2 vols. in 1, contemporary sheep, FINE COPIES. £6 16s 6d 1879 The Works of Mr. John Cleveland, CONTAINING HIS POEMS, ORATIONS, EPISTLES, collected into one volume, with the Life of the Author. London: Printed by R. Holt, for Obadiah Blagrave, at the Bear and Star, over against the little North Door in St. Paul's ChurchYard, 1687. FIRST AND BEST COMPLETE EDITION. portrait, small 8vo, FINE COPY, in old calf. Fine £6 6s £2 2s 1880 Another Copy. 1687. Portrait of Cleveland. 8vo, calf gilt, marbled edges, a few paginations just shaven. Dedication to Dr. F. Turner, Short Account of the Author's Life, Commendatory Poems (20 pp.). CLIFFORD (MARTIN). 1881 A Treatise of Human Reason. H. Brome, 1675. 16mo, old calf. £1 1s CLOD-PATE'S GHOST. 1882 Clod-Pate's Ghost, OR A DIALOGUE between JUSTICE CLOD-PATE, and his [quondam] Clerk Honest TOM TICKLE-FOOT. Wherein is faithfully Related, all the News from Purgatory, about Ireland, Langhorn, &c. The Author T. T. From Green-Goose Fair, Aug. 25, 1679. 12 pp. SOME OBSERVATIONS upon the Late Tryals of SIR GEORGE WAKEMAN, CORKER and MARSHAL, &c. By TOM TICKLEFOOT the Taborer, late Clerk to Justice CLODPATE. Printed for A. Brewster, 1679. 12 pp. 2 tracts, folio, sewn. £1 1s CLUBBE (WILLIAM, LL.B.). 1883 Six Satires of Horace, in a Style between Free Imitation and Literal Version. Ipswich: George Jermyn, 1795. 4to, sewn. CLUBS AND COFFEE HOUSES. 5S 1884 Darby (Charles) Bacchanalia; or, A Description of a Drunken Club. A POEM. Robert Boulter, 1680. FIRST EDITION.-The School of Politicks: or, The Humours of a Coffee-House. A POEM. The Second Edition Corrected and much Enlarged by the Author. R. Baldwin, 1691. Small 4to.-The Picture of a Coffee-House: or, THE HUMOUR OF THE STOCK-JOBBERS. Printed, Ann. Dom. 1700. FIRST EDITION. In 1 vol., small folio, cloth. COACH DRIVERS (THE). £4 4s Adapted to £1 1s 1885 The Coach Drivers: A POLITICAL COMIC-OPERA. The Music of several eminent Composers. W. Flexney, 1766. FIRST EDITION. 8vo, sewn, UNCUT. 1886 Another Edition. TO WHICH IS SUBJOINED, A LETTER OF THANKS, TO THE COMPILERS OF THE CRITICAL REVIEW, for the Encomiums which they have Let Slip, on that Performance. The Second Edition. Ib. 1766. 8vo, sewn. £1 1s A very humorous piece; the songs are set to old tunes. It was not written for the stage. COALITION. 1887 Coalition. A FARCE. Founded on Facts, and lately performed with the Approbation, and under the joint MANAGERS OF THE THEATRE ROYAL. FIRST EDITION, 8vo, sewn, rare. £2 2s Dramatis Persona, To the Public (signed A Poor Player) (7 pp.). This anonymous theatrical pamphlet in the form of a play-is an attack on the managers; it is dull, but contains many sensible observations. In The Coalition, the two Sheridans, Harris, etc., are the speakers under the pseudonyms of Brainsley, Senr., Brainsley, Jr., Harrass, Tickler, Lyre, Mrs. Brainsley. The elder Sheridan is said to have been Stage Manager at Drury Lane for two or three years after his son became Joint Patentee, but he did not act. COBB (JAMES). 1888 Songs, Duetts, Chorusses, etc., in ALGONAH. A COMIC OPERA, in Three Acts. Founded on the Musical Piece called The Cherokee. At the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. T. Rickaby, 1802. FIRST EDITION, 8vo, sewn. 6s AN 1889 Songs, Duetts, Trios, Chorusses, etc., in the CHEROKEE. OPERA, in Three Acts. As performed at the Theatre Royal, DruryLane. E. Cox, 1794. FIRST EDITION, 8vo, sewn. Dramatis Personæ (1 p.). Scene, America. £1 1s At the 10s 1890 The Doctor and the Apothecary. A MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT. Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane. C. Dilly, 1788. FIRST EDITION, 8vo, sewn. This is a good musical entertainment; much better than the generality of Operas in two acts. |