Furniture In England From 1660 To 1760 : An Account Of Its Development And Design Lenygon, Francis (1877-1943)

Furniture In England From 1660 To 1760 : An Account Of Its Development And Design Lenygon, Francis (1877-1943)

The Library Of Decorative Art English Decoration And Furniture Of The Early Renaissance (1500-1650); Decoration In England From 1640 To 1760; Furniture In England From 1660-1750; English Decoration And Furniture Of The Late Xviiith Century (1760-1820) Jourdain, M | Lenygon, Francis

A History Of The Services Of The 17Th (The Leicestershire) Regiment Containing An Account Of The Formation Of The Regiment In 1688, And Of Its Subsequent Services, Revised And Continued To March 31St, 1912 Webb, Lt.-Colonel E. A. H. England & Europe,History,Military

An Authentic And Faithful History Of The Mysterious Murder Of Maria Marten, With A Full Development Of All The Extraordinary Circumstances Which Led To The Discovery Of Her Body In The Red Barn; To Which Is Added, The Trial Of William Corder. With An Account Of His Execution, Dissection, &C, And Many Interesting Particulars Relative To The Village Of Polstead And Its Vicinity. J. Curtis.

Tracts. Containing I. Behemoth, The History Of The Causes Of The Civil Wars Of England, From 1640 To 1660 Printed From The Author's Own Copy: Never Printed (But With A Thousand Faults) Before. Ii. An Answer To Arch-Bishop Bramhall's Book, Called The Catching Of The Leviathan: Never Printed Before. Iii. An Historical Narration Of Heresie And The Punishment Thereof: Corrected By The True Copy. Iv. Philosophical Problems, Dedicated To The King In 1662. But Never Printed Before. Hobbes, Thomas.

Anecdotes Of Painting In England With Some Account Of The Principal Artists; And Incidental Notes On Other Arts; Collected By The Late Mr George Vertue; And Now Digested And Published From His Original Mss. By Mr. Horace Walpole. With (In Volume Iv): The History Of The Modern Taste In Gardening. And With (Volume V): A Catalogue Of Engravers, Who Have Been Born, Or Resided In England; Digested By Mr. Horace Walpole From The Mss Of Mr George Vertue; To Which Is Added An Account Of The Life And Works Of The Latter. And With (Volume Vi): The Works Of Jonathan Richardson. Containing: I. The Theory Of Painting. Ii. Essay On The Art Of Criticism, (So Far As It Relates To Painting). Iii. The Science Of A Connoisseur. A New Edition, Corrected With T Walpole, Horace

Life Of Sir Edward Widdrington, Knt., & Baronet Of Cartington, In Northumberland: With An Account Of His Piety In The Practice Of The Catholic Faith His Loyalty To King Charles I In The Great Rebellion, And His Holy Death In The Low Countries, And Notices Of His Family & Its Alliances With Howard, Duke Of Norfolk, Radclyffe, Earl Of Derwentwater, Shireburne Of Stonyhurst, Gascoigne Of Parlington, Errington, Charlton, And Others ; Also Particulars Of The Romantic Story Of The Eighth Duchess Of Norfolk And The Hon. Peregrine Widdrington / By A Catholic Gentleman. [Skeet (Francis John Angus)], A Catholic Gentleman. Biography

The Narrative Of Lawrence Mowbray Of Leeds, In The County Of York, Gent. Concerning The Bloody Popish Conspiracy Against The Life Of His Sacred Majesty, The Government, And The Protestant Religion. Wherein Is Contained I. His Knowledge Of The Said Design, From The Very First In The Year 1676, With The Opportunity He Had To Be Acquainted Therewith, . Ii. How Far Sir Thomas Gascoigne, Sir Miles Stapleton, &C. Are Engaged In The Design Of Killing The King And Firing The Cities Of London And York, For The More Speedy Setting Uppermost The Popish Religion In England, Iii. An Account Of The Assemblings Of Many Popish Priests And Jesuits At Father Rishton's Chamber ., Iv. The Discovery Of The Erecting A Nunnery At Dolebank In Yorkshire ., V. Mowbray, Lawrence British & Irish History,The Seventeenth Century