Catalogue of the printed books preserved at Haigh Hall, Wigan, Co. Pal. Lancast > L--Q

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LIGHTFOOT
LIIDBECK
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LIGHTPOOT (Joseph Barber) Bishop of Durham.
Donne, the poet-preacher. Kempe (j. b.) Classic
preachers of the English Church, pp. 1-26. 1877, 8°.
What Disestablishment would involve. A warning.
Address of the late Bishop (Lightfoot) of Durham at the
annual meeting of the Church Defence Institution . . .
June 19, 1885
London, Church Defence Institution, 1895.
8°. 8A in. 8 pp. Pamphlets on disestablishment (10).
LIGHTHOUSE. Lighthouse administration. Ship¬
owners' demand for reform. A series of articles repro¬
duced from " The Liverpool Journal of Commerce ".
Liverpool, Journal of Commerce Works, 1903.
8°. 8J in. (2) + 32 pp.
LIGHTS. Lights in art. A review of ancient and modern
pictures. With critical remarks on the present state,
treatment, and preservation of oil paintings. By an
artist [G. W. Novice].
Edinburgh, W. P. Nimmo, 1865.
8°. 7 in. ix. + (3) + 328 pp.
LIGNAMINE (Joannes Phillippus de). See Eicobaldus,
Ferrariensis. E. F. Pomarium Eavennatis ecclesiae,
sive historia universalis . . . Denique continuatio suc-
cedit . . . auctore J. P. de Lignamine. Muratori (l. a.)
Eerum Italicarum scriptores, vol. 9, pp. 97-276. 1726,
fol.
LIGNE (Charles Joseph de) Prince. Qiluvres choisies du
Prince de Ligne, avec une notice par M. de Lescure.
Paris, Librairie des Bibliophiles, 1890.
12°. 7 in. (4)+xliii. pp.+ (1) p.+ 252 pp., 1 portrait.
LIGNE (Jean de) Seigneur. [Contrat de marriage entre
Jean, seigneur de Ligne at Jacqueline de Croy.]
Gand, De Busscher freres, [? i860].
8°. 9 in. 13 pp. + (1) p. Extract from—
LIGNEUREUX (Ch.) Le Drapeau de la fraternite. Hom-
mage de la Garde nationale de Paris a la ville de Lille,
a I'occasion du drapeau par elle offert a ses camarades
de Lille, le 8 octobre 1848, jour de la f^te anniversaire
de la levee du siege en 1792. [Begins] Braves Lillois !
un jour que I'anarchie. . . .
[Paris], N. Chaix et Cie., [1848].
8°. 8 in. (4) pp.
LIGORIO (PiRRo) P. L. . . . descriptio . .. Villae Tiburtinae
Hadrianeae . . . Latine vertit S. Havercampus. . . .
Graevius (j. g.) Thesaurus antiquitatum Italiae, vol. 22.
1723, fol.
LIGUE. La Ligue aristocratique, ou les Catilinaires fran-
9oi8es. Par un membre du Comite patriotique du
Caveau. . . . [Ch. Ph. Eonsin.]
[Paris], au Palais royal, Josseran, 1789.
8°. 8 in. 14 pp.
LIGUGE. See Coussbau (a. c.) Bishop of Angouleme.
Memoire sur le plus ancien monastere des Gaules et sur
I'etat actuel de I'^glise de Liguge. . . . Poitiers.—So-
ciete des antiquaires de I'Ouest. Memoires, vol. 6.
1840, 8°.
LIGURIA. See Genoa, Bepublic of.
LIGURIAN DIALECT. See Celesia (b.) Dell' anti-
chissimo idioma de' Liguri. . . . 1863, 8°.
LIHME (Niels) See Hofman (h. db) Samlinger af publique
og private Stiftelser Fundationer og Gavebreve, som fori-
findes udi Danmark og Norge ... til Trykken beford-
rede af N. Lihme. . . . 1755-65, 4°.
LIIDBECK (Eric Gustap) Dissertatio gradualis de re-
centioribus regni Sviogothici incrementis, quam . . . sub
praesidio . . . J. Ihre . . . subjicit E. G. Liidbeck. . . .
Upsaliae, 1747.
4°. 8 in. (8)-1-52 pp.
LIJNDEN VAN HEMMEN (F. G. van) Baron. Twee
brieven over de ridder-orde van St. Jacobs Broederschap
ingesteld door Floris v., graaf van Holland; waarbij
gevoegd is eene verdediging van de eer van 0. Butkena
en van zijn werk : Annales de la maison de Lynden. . .
'Gravenhage en te Amsterdam, 1827
8°. 9 in. (4)+xvi. + 259+(3) pp., 2 folding tables and 2 plates
Privately printed.
LILBURNE (George) See Lilbuene (j.) A Letter of Lieut.
Col. J. Lilburns, written to Mr. J. Price . . . about the
harsh and unequal dealing that his unckle Mr. G. Lil-
burn and several others of his family iindes from the
hands of Sir A. Haslerig. . . . (The abstract of the cause
between T. Shadforth and Mr. G. Lilburn). [1651], 4°.
LILBURNE (Henry) See Haslerig {Sir a.) Sir A. Hesil-
rige's letter to the hon. Committee of the Lords and
Commons at Derby-House, concerning the revolt and
recovery of Tinmouth-Castle; in which action, Lieuten¬
ant Col. L. . . . was slain. . . . 1648, 4°.
LILBURNE (John) See Bastwick (j.) A Just defence of J.
Bastwick . . . against the calumnies of J. L. . . . 1645,
4°.
- See Berkbnhead (i.) Severall informations and ex¬
aminations taken, concerning . . . J. L., shewing his
apostacy to the party of Charles Stuart. . . . 1653, 4°.
- See Chidley (s.) An Additionall remonstrance to the
valiant and wel-deserving souldier, and the rest of the
creditors of the Common-Wealth; concerning the pub-
lick faith, etc., with a little friendly touch to L. Coll. J.
Lilburne. . . . 1653, 4°.
- See Discoverer (The); wherein is set forth (to unde¬
ceive the nation) the reall plots and stratagems of Lieut.-
Gol. J. Lilburn, etc. 1649, ^°-
- See England's lamentable slaverie proceeding from the
arbitrarie will, severitie, and injustnes of Kings, negli¬
gence, corruption, and unfaithfulnesse of parliaments,
coveteousness, ambition, and variablenesse of priests,
and simplicitie, carelesnesse, and cowardlinesse of people,
which slaverie, with the remedie may be easily observed,
by the scope of a modest . . . letter, written by a true
lover of his countrey and a faithfull friend to . . . Lieuten.
Collonell Lilburn, now unjustlie imprisoned in Newgate.
. . . 1645, 4"-
- See England's miserie and remedie, in a judicious
letter from an Utter-Barrister to his speciall friend, con¬
cerning Lieutenant Col. L.'s imprisonment in Newgate,
Sept. 1645. [1645], 4°.
- See KiFFiN (w.) Walwin's wiles; or, the Manifestators
manifested: viz. Liev. Col. J. L., etc. 1649, ^°-
- See Letter (A) to Lieutenant CoUonel J. L., now
prisoner in the Tower. 1653, 4°.
- See M., T. An Anatomy of Lieut. Col. J. Lilburn'a
spirit and pamphlets; or, a Vindication of these two
honorable patriots Oliver Cromwel . . . and Sir Arthur
Haslerig . . . from the unworthy and false aspersions by
him cast on them in two libels; wherein the said Lil¬
burn is demonstratively proved to be a common lyar,
and unworthy of civil converse. . . . 1649, 4°.