Turnbull, John 952

Turnbull, Mr. 691

Vong, Van, emp. of China 35 Ward, Wm. (Hinckley) 773
Voraigne, Jacobi de 178

Vascosan, Michael 361

Walpergen, Peter 563

Walpole, Horace 691, 701,797
837
Walphard, abbot of Escan-
cester, or Exeter, 43
Walpole, sir Robert 643, 669,

682

Vantrollier, Thomas 386, 400 Walsingham, sir Francis 442

Vasqui, John 185
Vaughan, serjeant 962
Vaughan, Dr. Richard 407
Veldener, John 176

Vele, Abraham 396
Velleyre, M. 653
Vendrell, Matthew 176
Verard, Antoine 168, 169
Verceil, Gregory de 852
Vere, Thomas 539, 553
Verge, Walter 386

Vernor and Hood 817, 833
Verona, John de 140
Vertue, George 614
Vestris, madame 819
Vetch, John Hardinge, 879
Victoria, queen of England,
331, 952
Vidouve, Pierre 308
Vile, Mr. 560

Villiers, duke of Bucking-
ham 510

Vincent, George 445
Vincent, Robert 600
Vincent, sir Robert 783
Vint, John 801, 853
Virgil, Polydore 130, 140, 315
Virgil (Roman poet) 15, 36
Virgilius, bishop of Saltz-
burg 222
Virtue, Mrs. 833
Vitellius, Cornelius 201
Vitray, Antoine 502
Vivan, Matthew 190
Vivares, Mr. (engraver) 773
Volpi, Gaetano 615
Volpi, Giovano Antoino 615
Voltaire, M. 794

Walter, John, printer, 759
Walter, prior of St. Swithens,

58

Ward, Wm. (Sheffield) 866
Warde, Roger 384, 410, 411
Wardell, Dr, Ralph 894
Ware, Richard 696
Warmatia, Andrew de 160
Warham, Wm. archbishop of
Canterbury 235, 240, 264
Warne, Mr. 930
Warner, Mr. 406
Warren, Mr. 861
Warwick, John 849
Warwick, sir Philip 492
Warwick, Richard Neville,
earl of 153
Warton, Joseph 769
Warton, Thomas 769
Warton, Dr. Thomas 154, 769
Washington, George, general
776, 856
Wasilowitsch, Ivan, czar
Russia 338
Waters, Mr. 623
Waterson, Simon 449, 486
Waterson, Simon 72, 486
Waterworth, J. 803
Watkins, Dr. John 793
Watkins, Richard 411, 428
Watson and Mawson 610
Watson, James 817

| Whalley, Mr. 716
Whalley, Stephen 897
Wharton, George, esq. 399
Wharton, Philip, duke of 629
Whatman, Mr. 907
Wheatley, Benjamin 951
Wheble, John, 724, 725, 805,
878, 921

Wheeler, Charles 748, 903
Wheeler, Charles Henry 903
Wheeler, James 903
Wheeler, John 903
Wheeler, rev. Maurice 547
Wheeler, Thomas 9e3
Whethamstede, abbot of St.
Albans, 95

Whewell, rev. William, 909
Whiston, John 772, 789
Whitchurch, Edward 266
White, Alexander 779
of White, Benjamin 772
White, Edward 445
White, Elihu 831
White, Henry Hart 839, 843,
849

White, Henry Kirke 824, 859
White, J. 817

White, John 572, 600, 678

White, Luke, esq. M, P. 988
White, Matthew 488

Watson, James 569, 570, 580 White, Samuel, esq. 888

White rev. Stephen 412
White, sir Thomas 329
White, William 445
Whitefield, rev. George 737
Whitehead, rev. David 360
Whitehead, Wm. 701,753, 734
Whitehill, Richard 142
Whitel, Benjamin 772, 782
Whitfield, Joseph 824
Whiting and Branston, 885,
909

Whitington, Robert 226
Whitledge, Robert 573, 600
Whitlock, Dr. Richard 548
549

Weaver, Thomas Robert 882, Whitney, John 325

886

Webb, George 639
Webb, W. 500
Webster, John 474

Walsingham,sirThos.392,403 Webbe, William 387
Walter, John, bookseller 794 Webster, Edward 364
904
Wechel, Andrew 371
Wechell, Christian 320
Wedderburn. James, 239
Wedderburn, John 239
Wedderburn, Robert 239
Wedgewood, Josiah 780
Wedgwood and Bentley, 832
Weir, Mr. 930
Weldon, John 400
Well, Agnes 253
Welland, Mr. 951
Wellington, Richard 790
Wells, Charles M. D. 953
Wells, Robert 953, 954
Welsted, Mr. 642
Wendeborn, M. 439
Wenssler, Michael 197, 198
Wentzel, Baron 855
Wentworth, Thomas Straf.
ford, earl of 501
Wesley, rev. Charles 609
Wesley, rev. John 609, 928
Wesley, rev, Samuel 609
Wesselus, John, Herman 187,

Walter, Thomas 815
Walters, John 749, 848, 856
Walther, D. 943
Walthoe, John 600, 620, 621
Wolton, bp. of Exeter 361
Walton, Dr. Brian, bishop of
Chester 524, 525
Walton, Isaac 520, 825
Walton, John or, Johannes
Capellanus, 86
Walton, Mr. 933
Walton, Thomas 234
Waltville, William de abbot,
of Peterborough, 57
Walworth, sir William, lord
mayor of London, 78
Walwyn, Herbert 790
Wance, Richard 696
Wanley, Humphrey 654
Warboys, three Samuels of

Whitshed, lord chief justice
of Ireland, 623

Whitworth, Henry 643, 673
Whittaker, Mr. 904

Whittaker, Dr. T. D. 919
Whittaker, rev. John 893
Whittaker, John 844

Whittingham, Charles 864

Whittingham, Huntman,and
Knevett, 896

Whittingham, William 795
Whittington.sir Richard Jord
mayor of London, 95
Whittington, rev. Robert 208
Whynne, Peter 825
Wiclif, 75, 80, 166, 290
Wienner, John 197
Wier, Mrs. 796
Wier, Richard 796
Wierix, Anthony 420
Wierix. Jerom 420
Wierix, John 420
Wiffin, J. H. 849
Wigstone, sir — 404
Wilcocks, William 202
Wilcox, John 709
Wilcox, Mr. 665
Wilde, Allington 633, 644, 723
Wilde, John 600,707
Wilde, Mr. 953
Wilford, John 684
Wilford, bishop 41
Wilfred, abp. of York, 48
Wilkes, John 710,713.719711,
724, 725
Wilkes, John 832, 837
Wilkes, Matthew 805, 962
Wilkie, George 754
Wilkie, George 852, 878
Wilkie, John 704, 754
Wilkie. John 738
Wilkie, Thomas 754

Wilkin, Richard 600

Wilkins, Dr. Charles 742,962
Wilkins, Dr. John, bishop of
Chester 529

Wilkins, William 680, 696
Wilkinson, George 782
Wilkinson, Mr. 825
Wilkinson, Thomas 869
Willer, George 320, 427
Willet, Mr. 107
Willett, W. M. 910
William, duke of Normandy.
48, 49, 51

William III. king of England,
572, 587, 845

Winch, Robert 357,877
Winchelsey, Dr. Thomas 95
Winchester, Henry 953
Winchester, William 953
Winchester, William Pawlet,
marquis of 350
Winde, Lodovici de 370
Windet, John 330, 518, 260
Windebank, Mr. 480
Windham, rt. hon. W. 810
Wingrave, Francis 746
Wingrave, John 831
Winifred, archbishop 43, 44
Winkleman, 37

William IV. king of Eng-Winks, Mr. 938

Wyer, Robert 260, 282, 283
Wyghte, John 397

Woodfall, Henry Sampson Wycherly, William 606, 665
720, 722, 726, 729, 745, 751, Wyer, John 310
815, 821, 823
Woodfall, Sophia 816
Woodfall, William 815, 884
Woodhead, Thomas 946
Woodlark, Robert 137
Woods, George 750
Woodville, Dr.

bishop

Salisbury 305
Woodward, John 646
Woodyer. Mr. 818

Wykeham, William, bishop
of Winchester 83

Wyllyams, Robert 291
Wynne, J. Huddleston 762
of Wyntoun, Andrew, prior of
Lockleven 88

Wyon, Mark 485
Wyrcestre, William 171

Wooler, Thomas Jonath. 865 Wyttingham, W. dean of

Winnington, sir Thomas 657 Woolf, John 401

land, 915
William, brother of Paris, 68 Winprecht, M, 855
Williams, John 793

Williams, Dr. Daniel 612, 613
Williams, David 771
Williams, Edward 952
Williams, Edward Pote 953
Williams, Evan 940
Williams, John 713, 732, 760
Williams, John Ambrose 879
Williams, Dr. John, arch-
bishop of York, 492

Williams, Mr. 600

Wins, Jan 554

882
Wooley, Thomas 840

Woollet, William 819
Woolaston, Mr. 608

Winstrupius, Peter, bishop of Woolston, rev. Mr. 642

Scania 545
Winter, Henry 937
Winter, Mrs. 621
Winter, Robert 346
Winter, Thomas 448
Winters, Conrad 130
Winterberg, John 173
Winton, Andrew, poet, 97
Wise, Andrew 445

Williams, Mr. engraver 773 Wiseman, W, D.D. 946

Williams, Mr. 799

Williams, Thomas 805

Williams, W. 560

Williams, William 840

Williamson, Adam 926

Williamson, Barbara 837
Williamson, sir Joseph 564
Williamson, Mr. 687
Williamson, Richard 659
Williamson, Robert 696
Williamson, William 353
Willick, M. 866
Willis, Thomas 678
Willison, David 901, 918
Wills, H. 930
Wilmot, Mr. 632
Wilson and Fell 711
Wilson, Alexander 668
Wilson, bishop 754, 765
Wilson, David 911
Wilson, James 855
Wilson, John Mackay 941
Wilson, Mr. 817,893
Wilson, Peter, (Dublin) 687
Wilson, Peter 813
Wilson, rev. S. 865
Wilson, Thomas 328
Wilson, Dr. Thomas, bishop
of Sodor and Mann 580

Wishart, George 240

Witchell, G. 709

Withers, Dr. 764

Withers, George 514, 525

Withred, king of Kent, 42
Witzenhansel, Josel 556
Worde, Dr. 774

Wolf, Reginald 318

Wolfe, George 353

Wolfe, Joan 353

Wolfe, John 434, 518

Wolfe, Nicholas German 353
Wolfe, Reynold 325, 353
Wolfe, Thomas 353
Wolff, Henrick 372
Wolgemuth, Mr. 244
Wollaston Mr. 861
Wolsey, cardinal 229,248,249,
250

Wood, Anthony à 578

Wood, George 909

Wood, Robert 519

Wood, Mr. 857

Worcester, John Tiptoft, earl

of 185

Worde, Elizabeth de 258
Worde, Wynkyn de 143, 169,

Durham 315

Xavier, Francis 326
Ximenes, cardinal 232
Yair, Mr, 814

Yates, John 621, 944
Yardley, Richard 400, 445
Yates, Mr. 641

Yeo, Edward Roe 832

195,196,197,210,258,288,289, Yetsweirt, Charles 363, 420

814

Wordsworth, William 566
Worrall. John 727
Worrall, Thomas 727
Worsley, Dr. Benjamin 551
Worsley,sir Richard, bart. 913
Worthington, rev. Hugh 833
Wotton, Matthew 600, 791
Wotton, Thomas 791
Wragg, Jacob 747
Wreittoun, John 459
Wright, Benjamin 884
Wright, C. 679

Wright, Edward 831, 838
Wright, Gilbert 822
Wright, Griffith 869
Wright, James 580

Wright, John 831
Wright, Joseph 831
Wright, Mr. 664
Wright, Mr. 879
Wright, Thomas 432, 794, 798,
907
Wright, Thomas, F.S.A. 955
Wright, William 694
Wrightwick, Richard 476
Wriottesley, lord 293
Wriottesley,lady Caroline 883

Wurdtwein 106
Wurtemberg, king of 292
Wuyck, Jacob 431
Wyatt, sir Thomas 328
Wyat, Mr. 664

Wood, Thomas 632, 635, 667 Wroe. James 869
Wood, Thomas 808
Woodcock, Thomas 417
Woode, rev.Nathaniel 371
Woodfall, George 821,856,952
Woodfall, Henry 720, 821

Yetsweirt, Jane 421

Yetsweirt, Nicasius 363
Yonge, Dr. bishop of Nor-
wich 865

York, Elizabeth of 208
Yorke, sir John 459, 460
Young, Arthur 795
Young Dr. Edward 605, 620,
638, 656, 668, 962
Young, lady 213

Young, John 859, 913

Young, Murdo 937

Young, Patrick 484
Young, Peter 385

Younge, sir William 657

Zacher, Abdallah ben 646
Zainer, Gunther 140, 197
Zainer, John 140
Zanni, Bartholomew 190
Zarot, Anthony 131, 197
Zchneider, Nicholas 458
Zell, Ulric 106, 146
Zell, William 637
Zenger, John Peter 661
Zeno, emperor 40
Zeno, apostle 70
Zenobia, q. of Palmyra 37
Ziegler, Bernard 293
Ziezenbalg, Bartho. 602
Ziletus, Innocent 159
Zorba, Samuel 188
Zuinglius 121

A

RETURN OF STAMPS,

INDEX.

GENERAL INDEX.

Abbreviations, curious notice of 186
Abdicated King and Queen 574
Aberdeen, school for the blind at 751
Aberdeen Herald 901—Journal 674, 936|
Observer 901

-

Burmese 11 Chinese 11 - Coptic, Artis Typographica 700
11-Chaldee 11-Dutch 11-English Arundel, extracts from churchwardens'
11-Ethiopic 11-French 11-Greek, accounts at 386
11-Georgian 11-Hebrew 11- Ita- Asbestos, books made of the 25
lian 11-Indians of Bengal 11-Irish, Ashmolean museum founded 574
32-Latin 11-Muscovite 11-Per- Askew, Anne, burnt for heresy 293
sian, 11-Sanscrit 11-Samaritan 11 Asses, sermon to 747-feast of exhibited
-Sclavonic 11-Spanish 11-Syriac in the Greek church, 116-celebrated
11-Tartarian 11- Turkish 11-Al- in France, 40-abolished in England,
phabetical writing, quotation from 3 62
Alphonsean tables made 61
Assistants' court of in the stationers'
Amelia, novel, anecdote of 680
company, origin of 826
American war 734
Associator, 777
American Advocate 875-Historical Re-
gister 669-Magazine 701, 721-New,
704-Monthly Review 668-Weekly
Mercury 622
Amsterdam Slip 579

Abingdon, monastery at, pillaged 69-
feast of the holy cross at 93-extract
from churchwarden's account 413-
Abo, city of, destroyed by fire 494
Academy meaning of 90-royal mili-
tary. at Woolwich 100
Academical degrees first mentioned 59
Account of the victory obtained by the
king in Ireland 574-a bloody battle
in Hungary 579-the signing of the
general peace 579-of the taking of
a fort and entrenchment before Na-
mur 578-capitulation of the town of
Namur 578 surrendering of the Anagrammatism, meaning of 497
castle of Namur 578-entire defeat Analyctical Review, 771
of the Turkish army in the Morea 578
Acrostic, specimen of 299-meaning of
299 478

Act of uniformity passed 531
Acta Diurna 34- Euriditorum, 562-
German 603-Erudita et Curiosa
Frünnkische 636
Actium, battle of 36

Admiration first used in printing 310
Adventurer, by Hawksworth 688
Adversaria, a note book 55
Advertisement earliest 512-curious
list of 590 price for insertion 563]
-of judge Jefferies 572-extensive
one 887-duty on 806 of Caxton's
books 191-increase of 806-number
published in 1834 934-duty on re-
duced 929-return of 984
Adviser 710

Adult schools established 842
Agincourt, battle of 86

Agreeably Gallimaufry, or Matchless
Medley 730-Miscellany 673

Anatomy of the Mass 162, 163
Anaxagoras imprisoned for heresy 223
Anderton, Wm printer, trial and exe-
cution of 575

Andre, John, bookseller, burnt 297
Angels, writing of 8
Anglo-Saxons converted to Christian-
ity 39

Annals of Agriculture 795
Annotations, on the Tatler 595
Annual Register, Angliæ Notitia, the
earliest in England 545-(Dodsley's)
704-New 748-Asiatic 802-Baptist
722-Imperial and County841-Edin-
burgh 834

Annual Review, by Dr. Aikins 813
Annunciation, early wood-cut of 90
Anti-Jacobin 797-Anti-Theatre 642-
Anti-Galican 837
Antioch library at 38
Antiphonors, price of 91 304

Antiquaries, society of founded 358
Antiquarii, meaning of 77

Antiquities of England and Wales 772
Antiquity, learning of 37
Apocrypha, meaning of 75
Apollo, temple of, library in 34
Arabic numerals first used in England
69-types first used in Sweden 568-
first book printed in 221
Arabs' mode of preserving their books

A-la mode à Paris 528
Aldfield, Thomas, executed 370
Aldine anchor, verses on the 206
Alehouses first licensed 313
Alexandria captured from the Greeks
40-battle of 17-library founded at
33-burnt 35, 41, 44-Codex 904
Alkmund's, St. Derby, curious entry in
the register at 532
Almanack first published 133, 140- Areopagitica; a speech for the liberty
price of one in 1582 335-in the pre- of unlicensed printing 510, 311
sent shape in England 547-first Argonautic expedition 27
printed in Scotland 552-in Ireland, Argus 776
394-bloody Irish 504-clog, or Staf- Arithmetic, first treatise on published
fordshire 559-Owle's 406-ŒEsel 20| in England 231

22

-first at Constantinople 826-duty Arithmetical figures origin of 9, 46, 60.
on 747, 748, 806-duty on repealed, Arius', works of condemned 68
934-licensed 529-forbidden in Armenians, seven hundred families sent
France 366-sum given to Oxford into exile 457
and Cambridge in lieu of printing
748-Oxford 609-duty on 747-Ru-
nic. or log 20-licensed to print 437
-illegality of detected 731
Alms, tithes given for 274
Alphabet, of syllables 9-curious com-

bination of the letters of 28-Anglo-
Saxon 31-Arabic 11 Bardic 19-

Athenæum 908-(Aikin's) 832
Athenian Mercury 574, 575
Athenians, mode of preserving their
laws 17

Attic Miscellany 764

Attorney, anecdote of a rascally 788
Auchinleck, private press at 863
Auction bills of the Romans 35
Auditor, by Murphy 710
Augsburg, confession of faith of 259
Augustine St. arrives in Britain 40-
an order of friars, 85-arm of,brought
from Rome 268- abbey at Bristol
269

Australia, different institutions intro-
duced, 880-- geographical state 886
Australian 894-Asiatic Review 930-
Colonist 927-Colonist (Sydney) 942
-True do. 936-Colonial Advocate
908-Times 864-Cornwall Chronicle
936-Press 910-Currency Lad 930
-Hobart Town Courier 904-Gazette
864- Horn Boy 930- Launceston
Advertiser 910-Morning Star 930-
Sydney Gazette 884 Times 936-
Herald 920-Monitor 897-Tasma-
nian 897-Trumpeter General 930—
Trumpeter 930-Watchman 942—In.
dependent 915
Authors, punishments of 539 - first
poetical catalogue of 45-early man-
ner of publishing their works 55-
lines on the vanity of one 487
Autograph, earliest known 761
Author's Advocate, &c. 951
Ayr Advertiser 813-Observer 927

Babington conspiracy 391, 395
Babler 718

Babylonian bricks, notice of 14
Baker's News; or, the Whitehall Jour-
na! 628

Balk, or beam, derivation of 19
Ballad, meaning of 88-specimen of the
earliest 88-German 89-works re-
ferring to 89-singers suppressed 508
-list of printed by John Wallye and
Mrs. Toy 324

Balm of Gilead; or, the Healer of
Armorial bearings granted to the Divisions 608
printers of Germany 116
Banker's Journal 952
Army's Post, 507-Modest Intelligencer Bannantyne club established 887
508 51 2- Intelligencer 519-Ecout Bards, billet of, signs of 19
Barons, English, Chatham's remarks
Article of high treason against sir on 59
William Scraggs 557-against the Barton, Elizabeth, executed 265
dutchess of Portsmouth 557
Bath, order of the, instituted 80

520

Bath Chronicle 869 — Herald 879, 887,
--and Bristol Magazine 738

Battle of Harlow, its influence on
civilization 86

Beads, turners of 83

Beauties of the Magazines 710
Bedford Missal, account of 93

Bee (Dr. Anderson) 771-(by Budgell)|
651-(by Goldsmith) 704

Belfast News Letter 661, 908-North-
ern Star 782

Bell's Weekly Messenger 916-Dispatch
899,916

Benet college library, Cambridge, cu-
rious regulations at 395
Bennet, Thomas, burnt at Exeter 253
Berrington's Evening Post 632
Berwick Advertiser 834, 887, 941
Bibles, Danish-first edition of the
whole 310-edited by Hans Paulsen
Resen 493

Self Interpreting 774-Heptinstall's Blood's Almmack 52a

776-Jackson's Family 791-printed Bloody News from Angel Alley 556–
by Miller Ritchie 790, 791-curious from St. Albans 554—from Skrews-
errors in an edition 595-History of bury 548

-decree against 234
Bookbinders, booksellers, and station-
ers, decree of the university of Cam-
bridge to 234

by Howell 615-Canne's 530-print- Boustrophedon, a manner of writing 18
ed by John Ogilby 551-first stereo- Bon Ton Gazette 919
typed 584-complaint of the convo- Bod-Edeyrn, private press at 652
cation of the clergy 588-first trans- Bookbinder, lines to a 518-blind 855
lated into Saxon 46-gift of several
to the university of Oxford 60-early
one in the British museum 67-bond
given for the due return of one 67-
bill to prohibit the use of in England
79-law against reading 86-Lincoln
cathedral, gift to 90-printed by Wil-
liam Bonham 314-converted into
cartridges 652-printed by Reeves
811-printed by Mr. Pasham 738
Bibles, French-proclamation against
316-French 423 - Cardinal Maza-
rine's 117-Protestant, or Bible of the
Sword 239

Bibles.

German - thirteen editions
printed by Anthony Koburger 140 -
printed by Schoeffer 205-used by
Martin Luther, 229-for the use of
the Jews 556-Canstein institution
595-Charlemagne's, emperor, sold
45-first with a date 124-printed in
America 652-Hebrew and German
667-Luther's 292, 521-number in
king of Wurtemberg's library 292
Bibles, Irish-one sent to the dean
and chapter of St. Patrick's, Dublin
333-number sold in two years 333
--convocation at Dublin concerning

487

Bibles, Italian 736-in the vernacular
Italian, 412-Sixtus V.'s 411
Bibles, Russian-printed by order of
Peter I. 625-editions printed at
Moscow 625

gar tongue 286-printed by Andrew
Hart 453-scarcity of 238-for the use
of the Highlanders 343-patent grant-
ed to Andrew Anderson 546-printed
by Thomas Bassendyne 361-the first
in Roman letter

Bibles, Dutch-printed at Cologne,
158-first stereotyped 584-Dutch
and Russian 625
Bibles, English-The Great, printed by
Richard Jugge 353-Breeches, print-
ed by Barker 364-fine paid for, at
Arundel 380-paid for mending 407
-Bibliotheca, applied to 54- bible
so called 221-meaning of the word,
22-of the poor, Biblia Pauperum
94-Grafton, prosecuted for printing
280-proclamation against 286, 287
-Edmund Becke's 304-first Con-
cordance of the whole 310-pa-
tent granted to Nicholas Udall 314]
-printed by Andrew Hester 314-
printed by Nicholas Hill 314-print-
ed by Richard Jugge 319-burnt at
Oxford by order of cardinal Pole
326-cost of one at Mere, in Wilt-
shire 327-queen Elizabeth's 343-
Bishops' printed by Jugge 346-Bibles, Scotland-allowed in the vul
complaint against the printers of
588-Vinegar, printed by John Bas-
ket 615-law regulating the printing
of 629 Matthew Henry's 714-
number printed in the 16th century-
204-ordered to be placed in churches
265, 279 Thomas Matthews, cu-
rious counterfeit in 266 - Great,
printed by Grafton and Whitchurch,
266-exposed to sale, and publicly
read 207-printed by John Byddell
270 archbishop Cranmer's 272-
Sir Thomas More's defence for not
printing first edition of the whole in
English 260-patent to Anthony Ma-
lert 279-price to be sold at 279-
proclamation by Henry VIII. 279-
printed by Macklin 804-history of
by Stackhouse 684-present transla.
tion, account of 455, 457-combina-
tion to keep up the price of 450-
errors in 484, 485-printed by Buck
and Daniels, at Cambridge, 492-
Pearl, printed by John Field, 6000 er-
rata in 520-preaching 521-trans-
lation during the commonwealth,
521-list of editions from 1526 to
1776 738-one sent to queen Eliza-
beth for a new year's gift 349-first
printed in the Roman letter 542-
Barker and Lucas fined for an error
in 481 - privilege granted William
Bentley to print 485-the weight in
silver given for one 487-John Bun-
yan's sold 570-sum paid for cor-
recting the translation 433-trans-
lated by order of Alfred the Great 47
-printed by Baskerville, at Birming-
ham, 733--Dr. Adam Clarke's com-
mentary 948-printed by Flindell,
at Helston 893-Fittler's 858-Com
plete Family, by Rev. J. Styles 848
-printed by Corrall 864-number
sold by the King's printers in 1829 Blackburn Mail 803, 831
908-Rouen 344-Geneva 364-Dr. Blackwell, Alexander, beheaded 676
Dodd's 718- - royal imperial 721- Blank verse, meaning of 294
Romaine's 738 Bishop Wilson's Blenheim, victory of 619

Bibles, Wales 407— printed for the
churches in 336.
Bibles, versions-Arabic 479-Arme-
nian 552-Bohemian 568-Belgic or
Liesveldt's 234-Douay 453-Fin-
nish 230 - Georgian 328 Greek
(Septuagint) 34-Grison 458 - He-
brew,by Nicellius 818-Hungarian 409
-Icelandic 379-Lithuanian 653 Li-
vonic 531 Manks 729 - Pomera-
nian 400-Polish 431-Rouen 344—|
Sclavonic 254, 371-Saxon 46-Spa-
nish (anonymous) 325-Swedish 490)
-(Christiana's) 501- Vandallic 365
-Vulgate 38

Bible society commenced 817
Bibliographer's Manuel 933
Bibliographical Decameron 913
Bibliographinia 863
Bibliomaniu; or, Book Madness 837
Bibliosophia; or, Book Wisdom 857
Bibliotheca Anglo Poetica 864 Bib
lica 615 Curiosa 593- Harleianc
717-Legum Anglia 727-Spencerina
913

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Bibliothecaire royale, established at
l'aris 284

Bibliotheque Britannique 676-Ger-
manique 624-Universal 574
Bingley's Journal 723
Biographical Magazine 738
Birmingham riots 780
Birmingham Gazette; or, the General
Correspondent 668

Bishops, order of, abolished in Eng-
land 504
Black Dwarf 852, 865

754, 765-printed at Cambridge 765 Blocks, printing from, invented 90
-Cabinet and Unique 773-Brown's Bolton Express 944—Chronicle 961

Bookbinding, father of 36-notice of
early 207, 348, 339-works relating
to 207-sums paid for 208, 282-state
of in France 284, 323-poetical
tribute to 235-price of in Scotland
368, 369

Books, the earliest, printed with a per-
mission 166, 167-forbidden and con-
demned 166-censors of, first ap-
pointed 184, 185-belonging to
Henry VIII. 297-act for importa.
tion and binding 256, 257- Black
Book, origin of 264-golden one, so
called 190-of indentures curious,
207-sent as new year's gifts 360-
proclamation against 370-first en-
tered at stationers' hall sys-probi-
bited at Brussels 253 — order of
Charles V. against 253-of St. Al-
bans 169-printed for Arn of Austria,
500-first printed in Glasgow 493—
first in the English language 18-
sawn backs first in use 661-orizin
of the word 22-value set on 36-
list of,printed from blocks 121-Book
of Psalms, fac simile of 844-first
solicitation to publish 44-two thou-
sand destroyed at Rome 36-first
sale by auction in Scotland 571, 591
-earliest review of in Scotland 571
-loan for the safe return of one
134-bull of pope Alexander VI.
against 88, 204-earliest review of, in
England 572-lines on by Sir Two-
mas Overbury 460-eulogiam upon
461-of images 90-gift of, to Merton
college, Oxford 68 - England, a
early mart for the sale of 42-scard-
ty of at Rome 42-of the gospel, ann
paid for -bound by the clergy,
44, 211-in their present form in
vented 46 machine for rolling
887-date of publishing 999 — first
poetical catalogue of 43 - sold
by contract 70-Petrarch's observa-
tions on, 71-Richard de Bury's ob
servations on 71-transcribed by the
monks 77-journeys to Rome to par
chase 42-peculiarities of the early
printed 157, 158-chained 60, 21,
329-Common Prayer, printed by
Didot 773-method of publishing 33
-one of the earliest catalogues of
641-observation on the title of 648—
enrious instance of censorship 568-
scrap book first noticed 575-cata
logue of the most vendable 325-
Common Prayer,revised by authority
530-queen Elizabeth's 441-printed
at Verdun 840-collection made by
Charles I. 564-custom of perfum-
ing 349-bound in silver and gold 354
-expensive manner of binding 355
-foreign, prohibited 367-reception
of 661, 662, 663, 664-act to regulate
the price of 664-censure of, estab-
lished at Montpelier 428-burnt at
stationers' hall 431-publishers of,
first noticed 223- abbreviations in
186 - the first printed catalogue
of in England 421- burnt by order of
the house of commons 450-edict of
Henry II of France, against 300,
316-stalls, antiquity of 63-Bible, so
called 22-censors of, appointed 216
-catalogue of, first printed in Ire-
land 486-proclamation against 547
-proclamation against, by Edward
VI. 304, 305-mode of preserving
305-bound in boards, origin of 304