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5193
LAUD
LAUDER
5194
LAUD (William) Archbishop of Canterbury. Eorae for
Canterbury; or, a True relation of the birth and life of
W. L. . . . Haeleian Miscellany, vol. 4, pp. 377-382.
1809, 4°.
A Speech ] Delivered In The | Starr-Chamber, | On
Wednesday, The { xivth of lune, mdcxxxvii. j At The Cen-
i lohn Bastwick, |
svre, I Of s Henry Burton, & | Concerning pretended
( William Prinn ; |
Innovations | In the Church. | By the most Eeverend
Father in God, | William, | L. Archbishop of Canter¬
bury his Grace. | [Typographical ornament.]
London, | Printed by Kichard Badger. | mdcxxxvii.
[1637]- I
4°. 7J in. Roman letter. A^ a,\ B-L*; (16) + 17+ (3) pp :—(1, 2)
wanting, probably blank, (3) title, (4) blank, (5-15) Dedication to
King Charles i., (16) blank, 1-77, the speech, (1) blank, (2, 3)
wanting, probably blank.
With bookplate of Hugh Percy and a MS. note at the com¬
mencement ivhich states that only 25 copies were
printed.
■ [Another edition.] Hakleian Miscellany, vol.
9, pp. 201-218. i8i2, 4°.
• A Summarie of devotions compiled and used by Dr.
William Laud . . . nov? published according to the copy
written with his own hand, and reserved in the archives
of St. John Baptist's CoUedge Library in Oxon.
Oxford, William Hall, 1667.
8°. 6J in. (4) + 333 pp. -f (1) p. With portrait added.
Lowndes 1318.
*,^* First edition and the only genuine text. It was edited by Dr.
Richard Bayley of St. John's College.
■ The True copy of a letter, sent from . . . William . . .
Archbishop of Canterbury, to the University of Oxford,
when he resigned his office of chancellor (June 25,
1641). . . . And also the answer of the University to
the said letter. (July 6, 1641.) Harleian Miscel¬
lany, vol. 5, pp. 570, 571. 1810, 4°.
• [Another edition.] Somers (j.) Baron Somers,
Collection of tracts, vol. 4, pp. 436-441. 1810, 4'.
• A True copy of certain passages of the Lord Arch-
Bishop of Canterbury his speech, spoken on the scaffold
on Tower-Hill, immediately before his death, Jan. 10,
1644[-45]. Oxford, L. Lichfield, i644[-45].
4°. 7 in. (2)4-6 pp.
A True description, or rather parallel between Cardinal
Wolsey . . . and William Laud. . . . Harleian Miscel¬
lany, vol. 4, pp. 507-510. 1809, 4°.
LAUD (William) Painter. See Account (An) of the pro¬
ceedings at the sessions for the city of Westminster
against . . . W. L. . . . Somers (j.) Baro?i Somers, Col¬
lection of tracts, vol. 8. 1812, 4".
LAUDA. See Lodi.
LAUDATIO PACIS.
Laudatio pacis. . .
See LeLAND (j.) 'EyKWfuov ttjs eiprjvrjs.
1546, 4°.
LAUDE (Pierre Joseph) See Bruges.—Bibliothdqite Pub-
lique. Catalogue . . . de la Bibliotheque publique de
Bruges . . . par P. J. Laude. 1847, 8°.
See Bruges.—Bibliotheque Publique. Catalogue . . .
des manuscrits . . . par P. J. Laude. . . . 1859, 8"
LAU * * DE LAV * * A. C. D. and D. E. A Monseigneur
Comte d'Artois. [Signed Lau * * de Lav * * A. C. D.
& D. E. Eeproving him for signing the " Memoire dit
des Princes ".] {Paris, ? 1789.]
8°. 7J in. 16 pp.
LAUDER (George) Tears on the death of Evander, occa¬
sioned by the lamentable losse of the truelie noble and
generous Sir John Svynton Knight, coUonel of an regi¬
ment of 2000 Nedderlanders, going to Venize, who was
cast away by storme on the coast of England upon
Goodwin sands the 13 of Octob. 1630. [Edited by W.
B. D. D. TurnbuU.]
Hagh, 1630 [Eeprinted] Edinburyli, 1848.
8°. 8 in. Bannatyne Club, No. 122.
LAUDER [Sir John) Bart., Lord Fowitainhall. See Scot¬
land.—Departments of State, etc.—Court of Session.
The Decisions of the Lords of Council and Session, . . .
1678-1712. Collected by . . . Sir J. L. of Fountainhall.
• • • 1759-1761, fol.
Historical notices of Scotish affairs, selected from the
manuscripts of Sir J. L. . . . [Edited by D. Laing.]
Volume first. 1661-1683, [second, 1683-1688].
Edinburgh, 1848.
4°. 11 in. 2 vols. Bannatyne Club, No. 87.
Historical observes of memorable occurrents in Church
and State, from October 1680 to April 1686. . . .
[Edited by A. Urquhart and D. Laing.]
Edinburgh, 1840.
4°. lOJ in. Bannaty^ic Glub, No. 66.
LAUDER {Sir Thomas Dick) Bart. Memorial of the
royal progress in Scotland. . . .
Edinburgh, A. and C. Black, 1843.
4°. 11 in. (4)-f-xiv.+ 495 + (3)-t-xxxv. pp.-I-(1) p., 13 plates.
LAUDERDALE PEERAGE. Case of Frederick Henry
Maitland ... in support of his petition to Her Majesty
to . . . declare that he is of right entitled to the dignities
of Earl of Lauderdale . . . 1885. [Drawn by J. S. Will
and C. G. 0. Bridgeman.]
[London], Eyre and Spottiswoode, [1885].
Fol. 13 in. xiii. pp.+ (1) p.-|-73 + (3) pp., 1 folding pedigree.
Peerage Cases xxxiv. (3).
• Case of Sir J. E. G. Maitland,. Bart., in support of his
petition to Her Majesty to admit . . . that he is of right
entitled to the dignities of Earl of Lauderdale . . . 1885.
[Drawn by A. Asher and others.] [? London, 1885.]
Fol. 13 in. (2) + 58-f(2) pp., 1 folding pedigree.
Peerage Cases xxxiv. (4).
Minutes of evidence taken before the Committee for
Privileges on the Lauderdale Peerage claim. [Claim¬
ants F. H. Maitland and Sir J. E. G. Maitland, Bart.]
[London, 1885.]
Fol. 13 in. 349-t-(5) pp. Peerage Cases xxxiv. (5).
LAUDERDALE (John), Duke of. See Maitland.
James, Earl of. See Maitland.
Thomas, Earl of. See Maitland.
LAUDES. Laudes Beatae Mariae Virginis. [These poems
are taken from a Psalter written by an English scribe,
most likely in one of the Midland counties, early in the
13th century.]
W. Morris, Kelmscott Press, Hammersmith, 1896.
4°. llj in. (8) + 34-f(6) pp., 1 slip.
LAUDI. Lavdi Devote Per La | Nativita Del Nostro Sig-
nore | Giesv Christo. | Con vna aggiunta di due Laudi
bellissime.
[?
7 1600.]
Roman letter,
4°. 8 in. Without place, printer's name or date.
2 columns, 1 woodcut. A^; (4) leaves.
Leaf I'l Title as above in 4 lines, woodcut of the Adoration of
the shepherds underneath. The first poem commences on the
same page.
Leaf 41) line 39 Amen. I