a right merry Garland of Northum- | 1821. 8vo. Mr. Ricardo has published other berland Heroes; Contented Cuck- works on bullion, &c. ould; and the Garland of Bells. Newc. 1812-15. Appendix Schismatis Anglicani. Col. Ag. 1610. 12mo. The Lives of the Saints, with other Feasts RICAUT see RYCAUT. RICCALTOUN, Rev. Robert. The Works of the Rev. Robert Riccaltoun, Minister of the Gospel at Hobkirk. Edinburgh, 1771. 8vo. 3 vols. 15s. Edited by the Rev. Rob. Walker. Williams, 1499, 17. 9s. These works were highly commended by the Rev. John New ton, who observed Scotland might boast of Mr. Riccalton, not less than of Hume, Robertson and Blair.' A sober Enquiry into the Grounds of the present Differences in the Church of Scotland. 1723. 12mo. An Inquiry into the Spirit and Tendency of Letters on Theron and Aspasio. Edinb. 1762. 12mo. The above, which were pub lished anonymously, are not inserted in the Works of Mr. Riccalton, edited by the Rev. Robert Walker. RICCIO, David. Some Particulars of the Life of David Riccio, of the Year according to the Roman Calen-chief Secretary of Mary, Queen of dar, transl. and improved by W (illiam) P(etre). St. Omers, 1669. folio. Roxburghe, 220, 1. 14s. Lives of the Saints. Lond. 1730. folio. 2 vols. Willett, 2168, title wanting, 17. 2s. RIBAULD, Captain. The whole. and true Discouerye of Terra Florida (englished the Flourishing Lande). Written in Frenche by Captaine Ribauld, and nowe newly set forthe in Englishe the. xxx. of May. 1563. London by Rouland Hall for Thomas Hacket. 16mo. A-C 7, 23 leaves. A copy is in the British Museum. RIBAUT, Capt. John. A true and perfect Description of the last Voyage or Nauigation, attempted by Cap. John Ribaut, Deputie and Generall for the French Men, 1565. London by H. Denham for Tho. Hacket (1566). 8vo. Contains D in eights. It is introduced by an epistle from the Author to his Friend.Deepe the xxv day of May, 1566. Your louing brother and friend N. le Shalleux.' Running title, The last voyage to Terra Florida.' RICARDO, David. On the Principles of political Economy and Taxation. Lond. 1817. 8vo. Hibbert, 6847, 9s. Third Edition. Scots. To which is added, the Relation of his Death, written by Lord Ruthen, one of the Principals concerned in that Action. Lond. 1815. 4to. Nineteen leaves with a portrait. This tract forms no. vi of the Miscellanea Antiqua Anglicana. See Rizzio, D. RICCOBONI, Louis. An historical and critical Account of the Theatres in Europe. London, 1741. 8vo. Bindley, pt. iii. 439, 6s. RICH, Barnaby. Various Works. Riche, Gentleman. London by G. E. for A right excellent and pleasant Dialogue between Mercury and an English Souldier, containing his Supplication to Mars; beauti-speare took the plot of his Twelfth Night. A fied with sundry worthy Histories, rare In- previous edition was probably printed beventions and politike Devises. London, 1574. tween 1578 and 1581. See Collier's Poe16mo. Gordonstoun, 1989, 27. 19s. tical Decameron, ii. 133-64. Allarme to England, foreshewing what Perilles are procured, where the People liue without Regard of martial Lawe; with a short Discourse contayning the Decay of warlike Discipline, &c. London by Christopher Barker, 1578. 4to. K 2, in fours, dedicated to Syr Christopher Hatton, Knight. A copy is in the library of K. George III. now in the British Museum. Saunders' in 1818, 27. 6s. White Knights, 3578, 16s. Gordonstoun, 1990, 27. 3s. Reed, 2676, 11s. 6d. See Brydges' British Bibliographer, i. 501-13. The straunge and wonderfull Adventures of Simonides a Gentilman Spaniarde. Lond. for Robert Walley, 1581. 4to. Much poetry is intermixed. Reed, 2681, 27. 2s. Inglis, 1328, 2 pts. indifferent copy, 17. See Warton's History of English Poetry. The true Report of a late Practise enterprised by a Papist, with a yong Maiden Eliz. Orton, born in Orton Madocke in the Co. of Kint, in Wales, &c. London by Robert Walley, 1582. 4to. 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Rich his Farewell to Militarie Profession : conteining very pleasant Discourses fit for a peaceable Time. Gathered together for the onely Delight of the courteous Gentlewomen both of England and Ireland, for whose onely Pleasure they were collected together, and vnto whom they are directed and dedicated. Newly augmented. By Barnaby Favltes, Favlts, and nothing else but Favltes. London, 1606. 4to. Hibbert, 6910, 27. 18s. Reed, 2678, 17. 6s. Gough, 3143, 17. 3s. London, A short Suruey of Ireland. 1609 (misprint 1069). Pp. 56, dedicated to the Earl of Saresbury. A copy is in the British Museum. Gordonstoun, 1991, 57. 10s. Lloyd, 17. 18s. See Collier's Poetical Decameron, ii. 140-1. 4to. Roome for a Gentleman. London, 1609. A New Description of Ireland. London, 1610. 4to. Sixty-six leaves, dedicated to Robert, Earl of Salisbury, after which is an epistle to William Cokyne, sheriff of London. A copy is in the British Museum. Reed, 2680, 31. 14s. Sir M. M. Sykes, pt. iii. 1132, 57. 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