Catalogue

ON THE LAW OF ENTAILED ESTATES

1. N, N. (All by this author)

  A Treatise concerning Estates Tayle, and Discents of Inheritance. Written by N.N. and published by I. Sherman, of Lincolnes Inne: Gen.

London for John Grove, 1641.

First edition, 4to., (4) 42 (i.e. 43) (1) pp., recent marbled wrappers.

An examination of the law relating to Entailed Estates. Wing N61.

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LIFE OF AN IRISH QUAKER

2. NEALE, Samuel. (All by this author)

  Some Account of the Life, and Religious Labours of Samuel Neale.

Dublin by Robert Dapper; for John Gough, No. 20, Meath-Street,, 1805.

First edition, 12no., (3) iv-v, (6-8), 92pp., contemp. calf, joints cracked but sound.

Samuel Neale (1729-1792) was born in Dublin. Includes an account of his visit to America. Sabin 52171

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ABRIDGED BY JOHN WESLEY

3. NELSON, John. (All by this author)

  An Extract from John Nelson's Journal; being An Account of God's Dealing with him from his Youth to the Forty-second Year of his Age. Written by HIMSELF.

London Printed and Sold at the New-Chapel, City-Road, 1789.

12mo., 144pp., light usage in contemp. sheep. light wear.

Abridged by John Wesley. First published in 1767. All editions are scarce. Baker 361 ESTC on line (L,O; NcD, MH - only)

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ONLY THREE LOCATIONS

4. NEWCOMB, Thomas. (All by this author)

  The Retired Penitent.Being a Poetical Version of One of the Rev. Dr. Young's Moral Contemplations. Revised, approv'd, and published with the Consent of that learned and eminent Writer. By Mr Newcomb. Humbly inscrib'd to the Right Honourable The Lady Elizabeth Germain.

London by Richard Hett, jun for James Buckland., 1760.

First edition, 12mo., without the half title and engraved frontispiece, (2), 27, (1)pp., recent plain wrappers.

Although lacking both the half title and frontispiece this poem is exceedingly rare being recorded in ESTC on line by only 3 locations (British Library, Winchester College and University of San Diego, California)

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WITH ACCOUNT OF THE MURDER AND TRIAL

5. NEWTON, John. (All by this author)

  The Penitent Recognition of Joseph’s Brethren; A Sermon occasion’d by Elizabeth Ridgeway. Who for the Petit Treason of Poysoning Her Husband, Was, on March 24. 1683/4. according to the Sentence of the Right Honourable Sir Thomas Street, one of His Majesties Judges of Assize for the Midland Circuit, Burnt at Leicester: When and where were also Executed William Tannesly and Edward Orton, for Burglary; Sons of one Woman. To which is prefixed a full Relation of the Womans Fact, Tryal, Carriage, and Death.

London for Richard Chiswell, 1684.

Sole edition, 4to., title and last page lightly dusty, (4), 34pp (without final blank leaf), slightly frayed, disbound.

The gruesome case of Elizabeth Ridgeway who was tried, convicted and sentenced at Leicester Court to be burnt for poisoning her husband. Wing N1073

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