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Frequently reprinted. Mirror for Magistrates, edited by Joseph Haslewood. London, 1815. 4to. 3 vols. Best edition of this popular production of the reign of Elizabeth.-150 copies printed. In it are several things of note to be consulted by those who write of the English history.'-Hearne. Duke of York, 3381, 27. 6s. Strettell, 1246, morocco, 77. Hibbert, 5583, 24 13s. Nassau, pt. ii. 173, 47. 4s. ON VELLUM. Four copies printed. A Myrroure for Magistrates. Anno 1559. Londini, in Edibus Thomæ Marshe. 4to. 92 leaves. First edition edited by Wilham Baldwin, containing 19 legends. Steevens, 758, 31. 1s. White Knights, 345, page 100 omitted in the printing, 67. 2s. 6d. Bibl. Anglo-Poet. 437, 251 The last Parte of Mirour for Magistrates. London by Thomas Marshe, 1575. 4to. 168 leaves. The contents are the same as that of 1571. Bibl. Anglo-Poet. 439. The first Parte of the Mirour for MaLondon by Thomas Marshe, gistrates. 1575. 4to. 80 leaves. A reprint of the first edition, with an addition of eleven stanzas at the end of Nennius, and another legend concluding the volume, viz. 17 Icenglass. The last Parte of the Mirour for Ma gistrates. London by Thomas Marshe, 1575. 4to. The edition of 1574, the first sheet being reprinted. The first Part of the Mirour for Ma gistrates. Imprinted for Thomas Marshe, 1578. 4to. This edition, says Ritson, contains 17 legends. The last Part of the Mirour for Magistrates. Newly corrected and enlarged. London by Thomas Marsh, 1578. 4to. This reprint contains 29 legends. Bibl. AngloPoet. 440, four leaves ms. 51. 5s. The seconde Part of the Mirrour for Ma gistrates, containing the Falls of the infor tunate Princes of this Lande: from the Conquest of Cæsar unto the Commyng of Duke William the Conquerour. Imprinted by Richard Webster, 1578. 4to. This portion published by Tho. Blener-Hasset contains 12 legends. Bibl. Anglo-Poet. 441, 107. 10s. The Mirour for Magistrates. 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Pt. 2 begins on fol. xxxii, and consists of the service for each day of the Miror of Gold.-The Mirroure of Gold for the synfull Soule, trans-week, which the author termeth 'vii storyes,' lated out of Frenche into Englishe by the ryght excellent Princesse Margaret Moder to our Souerayne Lorde King Henry the VII. 4to. Printed by Richard Pynson. On VELLUM. See Bibl. Harleian. vol. iv. p. 525, no. 10198. Other editions. London, by W. de Worde, 1522. 4to. J in sixes. A copy is in the public library at Cambridge. don, by John Skot, 1522. 4to. A copy is in the British Museum. London, by W. de Worde, 1526. 4to. - Lon and ends on fol. Clxiiii, with a colophon, the next leaf blank. Pp. 3, printed with a fresh set of signatures, commences on fol. Clxvi, and concludes or. folio Clxxxiii without either colophon or device. It has two prologues and a table of the chapytres, xxiiii in number, for the first part. Mirror of the Church. 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See Compliments. Mirrovr of new Reformation, wherein Reformers, by their own Acknowledgement, are represented ad vivum. The Beauty also of their Handy-worke is displayed. Second Edition, augmented. Paris, by John Cousturier, 1634. 8vo. pp. 138. A collection of satirical epigrams on Luther, Calvin, Melanethon, Bullinger, and others. Sotheby's in 1821, 14s. Inglis, 1040, 6s. Bibl. AngloPoet. 940, 51. 5s. Hibbert, 5468, 17. 3s. Bindley, pt. ii. 1968, 67. 16s. 6d. Perry, pt. ii. 725, 37. 13s. 6d. The Mirror of Literature, Amusement and Instruction. Lond. 1823-30. 8vo. 14 vols. A popular periodical published in weekly numbers at 2d. each. Misacmos, i. e. Sir John HA and Abroad. 4to. Vol. i. 578 pp. besides a copious index. Vol. ii. consists of only 7 numbers. The first number of this work published weekly, price 3d each, appeared on the 17th October, 1694. Miscellanies, historical and philological. 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A copy on vellum is in the library of St. John's College, Oxford. - Rothomagi, 1508. 8vo. Rothomagi, 1508. folio. In alma PaLond. risiorum Academia, 1510. folio. per R. Pynson. 1512. folio. Inglis, 1014, one leaf wanting, 21. 3s. - Paris. apud Fr. Petit atq. Joh. Brenayse, 1516. 4to. Paris. apud Joh. fol. xxxviii. On the reverse follows a table; Birkman. 1515. 4to. - Paris. 1516. 8vo. Impress. Impensis Franc. Regnault, 1519. folio. . Paris. per Nichol. Higman, 1519. 4to. - Expensis Jacobi Cousin, Parisiis, 1519. folio. Lond. per Rich. Pinson. 1520. folio. According to Ames, this fine book, with musical notes, i curiously printed on vellum, in red and black ink, and has the English arms quartered with the French. ON VELLUM. A copy in the Bodleian library. is Rothomagi, 1521. 4to. A copy is in the Bodleian library. Impr. impensis Franc. Regnault Parisien. 1526. folio. - Paris. Fr. Regnault. 1527. 4to. 15s. - In alma Paris. Acad. 1527. 4to. - In alma Paris. Acad. Opera Nic. 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Dent, pt. i. 1429, 6s. Heath, 2284, 12. 6s. - London, 1699. 8vo. 2 vols. 1714. 8vo. 4 vols. Bindley, pt. ii. 1588, 9s. Misson's travels will be found in the second volume of Harris' Collection. Memoirs and Observations in his Travels through England, englished by I. Ozell. Lond. 1719. 8vo. 3s. 6d. Willett, 1712, 6s. MISSY, Cesar de. Les Paraboles ou Fables et autres petites Narrations du Sieur Issimedrasec de Serdnol, Citoyen de la République Chrétienne du 18. Siécle: Mises en Vers par Cesar de Missy. Et suivies d'un Appendice. Lond. 1769. 8vo. Js. 6d. Prefixed is a portrait of C. de Missy, a small oval, by G. Powle. MIST, A Selection from Mist's Journal. Lond. 1722. 12mo. 2 vols. 5s. A republication of essays which had originally been printed in a newspaper with this title, which was undertaken to oppose the government of K. George I. and the claims of the protestant succession. gow, - 1799. 8vo. John, D.D. An Essay on Mitchell was Now in little estimation. patronised by Sir Robert Walpole, and was distinguished by the title of Sir Robert Walpole's poet. MITCHELL, Robert. Plans and Views in Perspective, with Descriptions of Buildings erected in England and Scotland: and also an Essay, to elucidate the Grecian, Roman, and Gothic Architecture; accompanied with Designs. London, 1801. imperial folio. 17. 1s. Some copies have coloured plates. MITFORD, John. See REDESDALE, Lord. Drury, 2743, 17. is. - Mary Russell. Our Village; Sketches of Rural Character and Scenery. 1826. 8vo. A very amusing and excellent little volume. This lady has published other poems. William. The History of Greece. With a Life of the Author by Lord Redesdale. London, 1829. 8vo. 10 vols. Best edition of this excellent work. 1789-18. 4to. 5 vols. Sir M. M. Sykes, pt. ii. 520, 47. 1795. 8vo. 8 vols. Earl of Kerry, 333, 47. 10s.-Additions and Corrections to the first volume of the History of Greece. 4to. 2s. 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