Ffeil 57. - Volume of poems, pamphlets and MS copies stitched together, with upper cover of contemporary wallpaper, comprising the following,

Volume of poems, pamphlets and MS copies stitched together, with upper cover of contemporary wallpaper, comprising the following:. Ff. 1-2. Speech by [Sir William] Scroggs when he was sworn Lord Chief Justice before the Lord Chancellor [Heneage Finch, later 1st Earl of Nottingham], May 1678. MS. Ff. 3-8. A Short Character of K[ing] C[harles] the 2nd setting forth his untimely death &c., [1686x1688]. MS. Ff. 9-12. Heraclitus Ridens Redivivus: / Or, A / Dialogue / Between / Harry and Roger / Concerning the Times [by Thomas Brown] ([Oxford, 2nd ed., 1689]). Ff. 13-14. The State-Prodigal his Return: Containing a True State of the Nation. In a Letter to a Friend ([London, 1689]). F. 15. Caution to the Good People of England, / about the Choice of Members for the Ensuing Parlia- / ment (London, 1690). F. 16. A Copy of / Mr Ashton's Paper, / Delivered to the / Sheriff / At The / Place of Execution, January 28 1690/1 [by John Ashton] (No imprint, [1691]). F. 17. Some / Passages / Taken out of Two Observators, of August 1682. / Written in Dialogue betwixt Whig and Tory (No imprint, 1682). F. 18. The Religious Turncoat: / Or, A Late / Jacobite Divine turn'd Williamite (London, Printed for Richard Kell, in West Smithfield, 1693). Ff. 19-20. The Clubmen of the House of Commons [1694] (Printed in William J. Cameron, ed., Poems on Affairs of State Augustan Satirical Verse, 1660-1714, Vol. III, p. 330) [and see Margaret Crum. ed., First-Line Index of English Poetry 1500-1800 in Manuscripts of the Bodleian Library Oxford, Vol. I, p. 513]. MS. F. 21. A Letter from a Citizen of London to his Friend / in the Country by J. W. (No imprint, [1696]). F. 22. A Letter from a Gentleman in the / Country to his Correspondent in the City, concerning the Coronation / Medal, distributed April 11, 1689 ([London], April 16, 1686 [sic]). F. 23. 'To the Reverend Doctor Beveridge an Eucharisticion Occasion'd by his Seasonable Sermon about restitution, Preached on St Luke ye 19th and 8th at St Lawrence Church ye 17th March 1690/1'. MS. Ff. 24-5. MS copy of f. 26. F. 26. Father's nown Child [1694] [See Poems on Affairs of State, vol. v, pp. 429-38]. F. 27. The King of Hearts [by Arthur Mainwaring] (Sondon [sic], 1690) [The date given in Poems on Affairs of State and in First-Line Index is 1689]. Ff. 28-33. A Pindaric Ode / Upon our Late / Soveraign Lady / Of / Blessed Memory, / Queen Mary by Edward Arwaker (London, Printed for Richard Parker at the Unicorn, under the Piazza of the Royal Exchange, 1695). Ff. 34-41. An / Elegy / On The / Most Reverend Father in God, / His Grace, / John, / Late / Lord Archbishop of Canterbury by N[ahum] Tate (London, Printed for B/ Aylmer, at the Three Pigeons against the Royal Exchange in Cornhill; and W. Rogers at the Sun against St Dunstan's Church in Fleet Street, 1695). Ff. 42-7. An / Ode / Occasion'd by the / Death / Of / Her Sacred Majesty (London, Printed for Richard Cumberland, at the Angel in S. Paul's Church-yard, 1695). F. 48. The English-Man's Complaint (No imprint [1694]). F. 49. Quaeries (No imprint, [1695 x 6]). Ff. 50-1. An Account of the Men of War (not including Priva- / teers,) Taken from the French since the beginning of the / War, (Declared the 7th May, 1689,) to the 1st of October / 1695 ([London, 1695]). F. 52. A Copy of the / late King James II. / His / Letter / To The / Convention in Scotland (London, Printed for R. Baldwin, near the Black Bull in the Old Bailey, 1689). Ff. 53-4. His Majesties most Gracious Declaration to all / His loving Subjects, commanding their Assist- / ance against the P[rince] of Orange, and his Adherents (St Germains, 1692). F. 55. The True and Genuine Explanation / Of One King James's Declaration [by ? Charles Montagu: see Poems on Affairs of State, Vol. V, pp. 406-13] (London, 1692). F. 56. Proclamation by William III and Mary re devaluing the coinage in Ireland (Dublin, by Edward Jones 1690). Printed. F. 57. Proclamation by Charles II Against Tumultuous Petitions (London, Printed by John Bill, Thomas Newcomb and Henry Hills Printers to the Kings most Excellent Majesty, 1679). Printed. Ff. 58-9. Proposals for the Printing of a Description of the Cities of London and Westminster ... and of the several American plantations by Richard Blome, 1695. Printed. Ff. 60-4. The Declaration of James Duke of Monmouth and the Noblemen Gentlemen and others now in Armes for Defence and Vindication of the Protestant Religion, and of the Laws Right and Priveledges of England, from the Invasion made upon them; and for Delivering the Kingdome from the Usurpacion and Tyranny of James Duke of York, 1685. MS. Copy.