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• A catalogue of books, which will begin to the sold by auction, by the Sheriff's of the city of Dublin : Being the bound stock in trade of Mr. Robt. Bell, bookseller, at his great Theatre in Caple-Street, on Wednesday the 2d of December 1767; consister of above five thousand books in all languages and faculties; also, the lnterest of the lease of that large and valuable concern, which Mr. Bell, at a very considerable expence, has fitted up, and subject to a small ground rent. The sale of the books will begin at eleveno'clock each day. Catalogues will be had at the place of sale on Monday the 30th. Thomas Armitage, auctioneer
  by: Armitage, Thomas
  Published: (1767)
• A catalogue of the books and manuscripts, of the Late Mrs. Walcott. Which will begin to be sold by auction, on Thursday, July 17th, 1800 : By James Vallance. At his sale-room, No. 6, Eustack-Street. Hours of sale from 12 o'clock until 4 each day
  by: Vallance, James
  Published: (1800)
• A catalogue of books, to be sold by auction in Mr. Freebairn's Shop, below the Trone-Church, on Wednesday the 22d of November, 1732 : Being the whole library of the late curious and learned gentleman captain Robert Sexon, judge-advocate for Scotland, which he, with great care, judgement and expence, collected for many years; amongst which are a great many rare and valuable books, relating to the history, antiquities, &c. of Britain and Ireland; and other nations; to which is subjoin'd the catalogue of his most valuable and rare manuscripts, which are likewise to be sold
  by: Freebairn, Robert
  Published: (1732)
• A catalogue of books : Being the bound stock to John Smith, bookseller, on the blind-quay. Which will begin to be sold by auction, by William Ross, at the right honourable the lords coffee-room in the Parliament-House on Thursday the 13th of April, 1758
  by: Ross, William
  Published: (1758)
• A Catalogue of excellent and rare books : On all subjects, and in most languages, to be exposed to sale, by way of auction, upon the twenty third day of March 1702. At the New Auction-House, on the north side of the street, over against the cross; where the advertisements will be affixed. The auction will begin at two and continue till six of the clock in the after noon, every day, till the close of the said auction. The books are to be seen five days before the auction begin. Catalogues are to be had at the Auction-House, and at most of the book-sellers shops in Edinburgh
  Published: (1702)