BIBLIOGRAPHER'S MANUAL ERSITY OF MCHUGE OF ENGLISH LITERATURE CONTAINING AN ACCOUNT OF RARE, CURIOUS, AND USEFUL BOOKS, PUBLISHED BY WILLIAM THOMAS LOWNDES. NEW EDITION, REVISED, CORRECTED, AND ENLARGED, BY HENRY G. BOHN. BELL & DALDY, 6, YORK STREET, COVENT GARDEN, AND 186, FLEET STREET. 1865. NOTICE TO THE TENTH PART. THE present part concludes my bibliographical labours on the nucleus furnished by Lowndes—but does not complete the work. An Appendix is to follow immediately, which will contain, inter alia, a complete list of all the books printed by the Literary and Scientific Societies of Great Britain, with such particulars respecting them as are likely to be useful to the scholar and collector. What I shall have to say in taking a retrospective and prospective view of an undertaking which has already cost me seven years of anxiety and application, may conveniently be deferred till then. In the meantime, I will venture to assert, and I do so conscientiously, that I have largely exceeded, in fulfilment, my self-imposed contract with the reader ; and so far from having . flagged as I approached the completion of my task, I have gone on to the end with increased exertion, in evidence of which, as well as in conformity with my previous practice, I cite a few principal articles : VIRGIL; VOLTAIRE ; WALPOLE, Horace; WALTON, Isaac; WARBURTON, Bp.; WARD, Ned; WARE, Sir James ; WASHINGTON ; W EBSTER, Noah ; The WESLEYS; WHATELEY, Abp. ; WHEWELL, William; WHITE, Gilbert; WHITE, Richard ; iv NOTICE TO THE TENTA PART. WHITTINGTON, Robert; Wight, Robert; WILD, Charles ; WILKINSON, Sir Gardner; Wilson, Alexander; WIT; WITCHCRAFT ; WITHER, George; Woman; Wood, Anthony; Wood. WARD, Dr. John; WOBDSWORTH, Christopher; XENOPHON ; Young, Arthur; YOUNG, Edward. HENRY G. BOHN. YORK STREET, COVENT GARDEN, March 15, 1864. 2747 V. C.--- See VALLAN- / first books, exhibiting not only the iricks but the language of thieves. A adley the CEY, Charles. printer was formerly thonght to have V. G. L.-Bri- been the compiler; but it is now said to tish Lightning be written by Thomas Harman - Lond. 1603, 4to. 1643. See Bri-collection. A copy is in Earl Spencer's Reprinted, Westminster, tish Lightning 1813, 8vo. V. J. See VI- VAGNE. See VAUGHAN. CARS, John. VAGRANTS. Orders appointed V. R.-England's Joy, a lauda to be executed in the Cittie of Lontory Poemon Queen Elizabeth, don for setting Roges and Idle occasioned by Lord Mount-Joy's Defeat of the Irish Rebels, under the Poor. Lond. Hugh Singleton, Persons to worke, and for releefe of the Earl of Tyrone, by R. V. 4to. A copy in a bookseller's late catalogue (1588), 4to. In the Grenville Collection. was priced 121. 12s. V. R.-The True Testimonie of VAILLANT. See LE VAILLANT. a Faithful Subject. Lond. n. p. or VALDENSES. See WALDENSES. d. 8vo. VALDES, Francisco. The SerIn prose and verse. V. R. - New Court Songs and Office of a Sergeant Maior, en. geant Maior; or, a Dialogue of the Poems. Lond. 1672, 8vo. glished by Iohn Thorius. Lond. V. R.-See VEEL, Robert. VER- 1590, 4to. STEGAN, Richard. A translation from the Spanish. V. T. - See VINCENT, Thomas. VALDESSO, John. The Hundred V.V.Bas.—See WHITE, Richard. and Ten Considerations treating of V. W.-See VALLANS, William. those things most profitable in our VADE MECUM ; a Manuall of Christian Profession. (Translated Essayes Morall and Theologicall. from the Spanish by N. Ferrar.) Lond. 1629, 8vo Oxford, 1638, sm. 4to. Bliss, pt. ii. 88. 6d. VAGABONDS.—The Fraternitye of VALENTIA, George Annesley, Vacabondes, with a Description of Viscount. Voyages and Travels to the crafty Company of Cousoners India, Ceylon, the Red Sea, Abysand Shifters : whereunto also is ad. sinia, and Egypt, 1802-6. ioyned the xxv Orders of Knaues, George Viscount Valentia. Lond. other wise called a Quartern of 1809, 4to. 3 vols. Knaves. Confirmed for ever by With plates. This work contains much information of a novel and important Cocke Lorell. Lond. by John kind; but it might advantageously have Awdeley, 1575, 4to. been comprised in less compass. BLACK LETTER, nine leaves. One of the read through the press by Mr. Salt, who By It was |