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• Catalogus librorum maximè insignium : or, a Catalogue Of Uncommon and Antique books, In Greek, Latin, and Italian; By the Celebrated Printers, viz. Juntae, Vascosan, Aldus, Colinaeus, and the Stephens's; several of them being betwixt 1470 & 1480, lately imported, with above 40 Volumes of the Republicks. Which will begin to be sold by auction, on Wednesday the 27th of February, 1722/3, at Paul's Coffeehouse the West-End of St. Paul's Church-Yard, beginning every Evening at Five of the Clock. By Tho. Ballard, Bookseller, at the Rising-Sun in Little-Britain
  by: Ballard, Thomas
  Published: (1723)
• Librorum insignium & rarissimorum collectio elegans : A catalogue of Several Thousand Volumes of the most Learned and Celebrated Authors, Ancient and Modern, in History, Divinity, Physic, Natural History, Mathematicks, Philosophy, Poetry, Plays, &c. A large Collection of the most valuable Editions of the Classic Authors, and of the Greek and Latin Fathers; Books of Prints, Mapps, Architecture and the most elegant Writers in the French, Italian, Spanish and German Languages. Including Among other libraries lately purchased, Those of the Learned and Rev. Mr. Thomas Leavesly, and Of an Eminent Physician, Lately Deceased. Which will begin to be sold Cheap, the Lowest Price of each Article Printed in the Catalogue; On Thursday, December 6, 1749. By Lockyer Davis, at Lord Bacon's Head, near Salisbury-Court, in Fleet-Street. Where Catalogues may be had, and ready Money for any Library or Parcel of Books, likewise the Mss. Sermons of a learned Clergyman, deceased
  by: Davis, Lockyer
  Published: (1749)
• Catalogus librorum : In omnibus fere Linguis & Facultatibus, Praesertim Medicinali: or, a catalogue of Curious and Uncommon books in Several Faculties and Languages, Especially Physick. With A great many of the Classicks Printed by Aldus, Juntas, Vascosan, Colinaeus, Gryphius, and other Famous Printers. Likewise a Good Collection of History, Voyages, Travels, &c. To be Sold by auction, On Wednesday the 21st of this Instant January 1729-30. at Davies's Coffee-House, under the Piazza in Covent-Garden; By Christopher Bateman. The Time of Sale is from Eleven of the Clock before Noon, till One; and from Six till Nine, in the Evening: And so to continue Daily till all are Sold. The Common Rules of auction will be observ'd. Catalogues are to be had gratis at the following Booksellers-Shops, viz. Mr. Brindley's, in New-Bond-Street; Mr. Jackson's, in Pall mall, near St. James's; Mr. Green's, at Charing-Cross; Mr. Lewis's, Russel-Street, Covent-Garden; Mr. Mears's, at Temple-Bar; Mr. Astley's, in St. Paul's Church-Yard; and Mr. Clarke's, at the Royal-Exchange: And likewise at St. Paul's Coffee-House, and the Place of Sale
  by: Bateman, Christopher
  Published: (1730)
• Catalogus librorum in omni ferè scientiâ & facultate præstantium : ex Bibliothecis Caroli Killigrew et Bartholomaei Beale Armig. or a catalogue of the libraries of Charles Killigrew, late Master of the Revels; and of Bartholomew Beale, of Bilderston in the County of Suffolk, Esquires; both lately deceased. Containing several Thousand Volumes of the most Valuable Books in Greek, Latin, English, French, Italian, and Spanish; more particularly near Eight Hundred relating to the History, Laws, Antiquities, and Parliamentary Affairs of Great Britain and Ireland. Also a Large Collection of Greek and Latin Historians of divers Nations; together with a very Curious Collection of Books of Medals, Architecture, Sculpture, Perspective, Painting, Drawings, Antient Inscriptions, Mathematicks, Husbandry, Trade, Voyages, Travels, Poetry, Novels, Physick, &c. Likewise near a Compleat Sett of the Classicks, printed at Paris, in Usum Delphini, & cum Notis Variorum. Which will begin to be sold at very Reasonable Rates (the lowest Price fixed in each Book) on Tuesday the 7th day of December, 1725. by Fletcher Gyles, Bookseller, over against Grey's-Inn, in Holborn; beginning at 9 in the Morning. N.B. The Books may be viewed every Day till the Time of Sale. Catalogues may be had, at 6 d. each, of Mr. King, in Westminster-Hall; Mr. Graves, in St. James's-Street; Mr. Lewis, next Tom's Coffee-House, in Covent-Garden; Mr. Lintot, between the two Temple-Gates, in Fleet-Street; Mr. Innys, in St. Paul's Church-Yard; Mr. Strahan, against the Royal-Exchange in Cornhill; Booksellers: and at the Place of Sale. Where any Person may have Ready Money for a Library or Parcel of Books
  by: Gyles, Fletcher
  Published: (1725)
• To be sold by auction : On Friday next, A Curious collection of Flags, Banners, and Trophies, Little the worse for Wear, Fit and proper for the Use of a County Election, or a Puppet Shew; a very elegant chair, Finely decorated with yellow Damask, made about a Fortnight ago; also, a number of empty yellow canvas bags. Catalogues may b had gratis of Messrs. D-------y, and W------tt, at their auction room, in the Quay-Lane. N. B. Employment will be wanted for a Band of Music on Saturday
  Published: (1776)