The First Volume Of A Catalogue Of The Libraries Of Mr Dongworth Dr Green C Which Will Continue Selling Till 1st Jan 1763 PDF Download

Download A Catalogue of the Libraries of One of the Judges Lately Deceas'd, of Mr William Pate, an Eminent Woollen-draper, and Mr Lewis Theobald, Editor of Shakespear, (amongst which Last Parcel are Several with Large MSS. Notes, Corrections, and Additions, by Mr. Theobald) The Whole Consisting of a Curious and Uncommon Collection of Books on Most Subjects and Languages, with a Complete Collection of Law. Which Will Begin to be Sold (the Price and Conditions of Each Book Printed in the Catalogue) by T. Osborne, in Grays-Inn, on Monday the Eleventh of May, and Continue Selling All the Summer. Where May be Had No. 1 and 2. of the Catalogue of Scarce and Pamphlets, Collected by the Late Earl of Oxford. No. 3. Will be Publish'd the First of June, and Continue on Publishing the First Day of Every Month Till the Whole Collection is Gone Through; and the Library of Nath. Booth, Esq; and Others Will Continue Selling All the Summer. Catalogues of which May be Had. Note, There are are [sic] a Large Collection of Curious Heads, Engrav'd by the Most Eminent Masters, to be Sold Separate, the Lowest Price Fixt on Each Print, as Likewise Several Fine Books of Prints, and Some Large Port Folio's Cover'd with Russia Leather, and Ornamented with Gold, to be Sold Separate. Where May be Had Money for Any Library Or Parcel of Books. N.B. The Manuscript Sermons of the Rev. Mr. Barrows, Late Rector of St. Michael's Wood-street, Containing 105 Sermons, All of His Own Hand Writing, with an Account when and where Preach'd, to be Disposed of Book in PDF, ePub and Kindle