Index, p. 1221-1254. Addenda et Corrigenda, 1 page. Directions to the Binder, a separate slip. PLATES. 1. An engraved Table of the Masters of Merchant-Taylors School from 1707 to 1812. Folded. p. 405. 2. Portrait of the Revd James Townley, M.A. Head Master of Merchant Taylors, with his Arms. H. D. Thielcke del. A.R. p. 458. 3. Portrait of the Revd Samuel Bishop, M.A. Head Master, from an original Picture in the possession of Miss Bishop, with his Arms. Clarkson pinxt. H. D. Thielcke del. & sc. p. 510. 4. Portrait of the Revd Thomas Cherry, B.D. Head Master, with his Arms. Drummond pinxt. H. D. Thielcke del. & sc. p. 520. 5. Portrait of William Juxon, Archbishop of Canterbury. From an original Picture at St John's College, Oxford, with his Arms. H. D. Thielcke del. & sc. p. 778. 6. Portrait of Sir William Dawes, Bart Archbishop of York, with his Arms. From an original Picture at Bishopthorpe, G. Kneller pinx H. D. Thielcke del. & sc. p. 937. 7. Portrait of Hugh Boulter, Archbishop of Armagh, with his Arms. From an original Picture at Christ Church, Oxford. H. D. Thielcke del. & sc. CX. P. 948. An Account of the Charity Mathematical School in Hatton Garden, founded Anno 1715, by Joseph Neale, late of Gray's Inn, Esq. deceased; afterwards augmented by and out of the charitable Disposition of Mr. John Newman, Citizen and Poulterer of London, deceased; with an Account of its Revenues, Rules, and By-laws: with an Appendix. LONDON: Printed in the year 1749. Quarto. CXI. An Account of a Charity School lately call'd the SCHOOL of ST. KATHERINE-CREE CHURCH: in which the Disaffection to the Government of the Managers of it, is made apparent by undoubted Facts. With an Account of what past between some of them and the Reverend Mr. Charles Lambe, in relation to His Grace the Arch-bishop of York's preaching a Charity Sermon for them in that Church. By CHARLES LAMBE, M.A. Minister of the said Church. LONDON: Printed for Bernard Lintot, at the Cross Keys, between the Temple Gates in Fleet Street. 1718. Quarto, 12 pages, including the Title. CXII. A Vindication of the Society lately call'd ST. KATHERINE CREE: in answer to a Pamphlet intituled "An Account of a Charity School, lately call'd the School of St Katherine-Cree Church," written by the Reverend Mr. Charles Lambe. By a MEMBER of the SOCIETY. "For his Religion, it is fit To match his Learning and his Wit: As if Hypocrisie and Nonsence Had got the Advowson of his Conscience."-HUDIBRAS. LONDON: Printed for J. Morphew, near Stationers Hall. 1718. Quarto, 16 pages, including the Title. CXIII. An Account of the Rise, Foundation, Progress,, and present State of GRESHAM-COLLEGE, in London; with the Life of the Founder, Sir Thomas Gresham; as also of some late Endeavours for obtaining the Revival and Restitution of the Lectures there, with some Remarks thereon. LONDON: Printed, and are to be sold by J. Morphew, near Stationers Hall. MDCCVII. Quarto, 48 pages, exclusive of the Title-page. CXIV. An exact Copy of the Last Will and Testament of Sir THOMAS GRESHAM, Kt. To which are added an Abridgement of an Act of Parliament, passed in the Twenty-third of Q. Elizabeth, A.D. 1581, for the better performing the Last Will of Sir Thomas Gresham, K as also some Accounts concerning Gresham College. Taken from the last Edition of Stow's Survey of London (printed in the Year 1720), and elsewhere. LONDON: Printed in the year MDCCXXIV. Quarto, 72 pages. CXV. Sir THOMAS GRESHAM, his Ghost; a Poem. LONDON Printed for William Ley. 1647. Quarto, eight pages, entirely relating to the Abuse of his valuable Bequest. With a whole-length Portrait of Sir T. Gresham, in his usual Dress, standing under a Shroud, and holding a Torch in his right Hand. CXVI. The LIVES of the PROFESSORS of GRESHAM COLLEGE: To which is prefixed the Life of the Fovnder, Sir Thomas Gresham; with an Appendix, consisting of Orations, Lectvres, and Letters written by the Professors, with other Papers, serving to illustrate the Lives. By JOHN WARD, Professor of Rhetoric in Gresham College, and F.R.S. "Vita mortuorum in memoria vivorum est posita."-CIC. Philipp. ix. LONDON: Printed by John Moore, in Bartholomew Lane, for the Author: and sold by W. Innys; J. and P. Knapton, in Ludgate Street; F. Gyles, in Holbourn; A. Ward, in Little Britain; E. Symon, in Cornhill; T. Longman, in Paternoster Row; J. Noon, in Cheapside; R. Hett, in the Poultry; A. Millar, in the Strand; and J. Stagg, in Westminster Hall. MDCCXL. Folio. Title-page as before. Dedication to the Mayor and Cominonalty and Citizens of the City of London; and to the Wardens and Commonalty of the Mystery of the Mercers of the said City, with the grand Committee for Gresham Affairs. The Preface, p. i-xx. The Names of the Subscribers to the Large and Small Paper copies, p. xxi-xxiv. The Life of Sir Thomas Gresham, [B-1 2] 32 pages. The Lives of the Professors of Gresham College, with Additions and Amendments, [K-Rrrr] p. 32-338. Half Title: "An Appendix, consisting of Orations, Lectures, and Letters written by the Professors, with other Papers, serving to illustrate the Lives;" with the Contents on the re verse. The Appendix, [A-Nn] 142 pages. An Index to the Lives, [Nn 2-Rr 2] p. 143-156. Errors of paging :—p. 256-7 are repeated, and follow. PLATES. i. Portrait of Sir Thomas Gresham. Geo. Vertue, Londini, sc. Anno MDCCXXXIX. To face the Title. ii. The Statue of Sir Thomas Gresham. G. Vertue sc. p. I of the Life. iii. The Royal Exchange, as built by Sir Thomas Gresham. Folded. G. Vertue sc. MDCCXXXIX. p. 12 of the Life. iv. The Tomb of Sir Thomas Gresham in St Helen's Church, Bishopsgate. G. Vertue del. & sc. p. 27 of his Life. Folded. G. Vertue del. & sc. p. 33 of the Professors' Lives. N. B. There are copies of this work on LARGE Paper.' v. A Bird's-eye View of Gresham College. CXVII. The HISTORY of the ancient and present State of SION COLLEGE, near Cripplegate, London; and of the London Clergy's Library there. By W. READING, M.A. Library Keeper, 56 pages. Bibliothecæ Cleri Londinensis in COLLEGIO SIONENSI Catalogus, duplici forma concinnatus. Pars prior exhibet Libros juxta ordinem Scriniorum distributos, et ad proprias Classes redactos. Pars altera, omnium Auctorum Nomina, et Rerum præcipuarum Capita ordine alphabetico complectitur. Auctore LONDINI: Typis J. Watts, A.D. MDCCXXIV. Folio. Part I. Preface and Contents, 6 pages. The Catalogue [B-5 P 2]. -Part II. Title-page. Preface to the English Reader. Alphabetical Index [B-*A a 2], after which follows "The History of Sion College," as before given. N. B. The first printed Catalogue of this Library appeared in 1650; viz. "Catalogus Universalis Librorum omnium in Bibliotheca Collegii Sionii apud Londinenses. Una cum Elencho Interpretum S.S. Scripturæ, Casuistarum, Theologorum, Scholasticorum, &c. Omnia per J. S. (Joann. Spenser) Bibliothecarium (quanta potuit diligentia) ordine alphabetico disposita, in unum collecta, et propriis sumptibus in Studiosorum usum excusa. Londini, 1650.' Quarto. ***The greater portion of this collection was formed by Sir Edward Coke, Knt some time Lord Chief Justice of both Benches, and presented to Sion College by George, the thirteenth Lord and first Earl of Berkeley, whose sister had married Edward Coke, grandchild and heir of Sir Edward Coke, Kn, and was destroyed in the great Fire of London in 1666. Of the few books that escaped, a List is inserted in the "Cat. Lib. MSS. Angliæ et Hiberniæ," p. ii. p. 106. CXVIII. His Most Sacred Majesties, and His Most Honourable Privy Councils Letters, relating to the COLLEGE of PHYSICIANS. As likewise a short Account of the Institution, Use, and Privileges of that Royal Foundation. By His Majesties special Command. LONDON: Printed in the Year 1688. Quarto. CXIX. The ROYAL COLLEGE of PHYSICIANS of London, founded and established by Law; as appears by Letters Patents, Acts of Parliament, adjudged Cases, &c. and an Historical Account of the College's Proceedings against Empiricks and unlicensed Practisers in every Prince's Reign, from their first Incorporation to the Murther of the Royal Martyr, King Charles |