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

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ROBERTET (Jean) See Guinement de Keralio (l. p.)
Notice d'un manuscrit de la bibliotheque nationale . . .
ayant pour titre : Lettres envoyees par . . . J. E. . . . i
monseigneur de Montferrant. . . . FAms.—Academie des
inscriptions, etc., Notices et extraits, vol. 5. 1799, i".
ROBERTI (Giovanni Battista) Le Fragole. Poemetto. . . .
RuBBi (a.) Parnaso italiano, vol. 49, pp. 387-443. 1790, j
8°. I
ROBERTO DE LA LINDE (Lorenzo) Dissertacion apolo-
getica, a favor de el gran hnage de nuestro padre santo
Domingo de Guzman el bueno, y otras ocurrencias a
favor del mismo santissimo patriarcha. . . .
Sevilla, D. Lopez de Haro, 1740.
4°. 72 in. (24)+ 133-1-3 pp. j
ROBERTS ( ) Navigator. Beschreibung der . . . Reyss :
dess . . . Herrn Roberts auss Japonien in das Konigreich
unnd Provintz China; sampt aussfiihrlicher Beschreibung
desselben und zustand der Christlichen Religion in sol- '
chem. Geschehen in Jar 1620,1621,1622. Bey (,i. t. de)
[Petits voyages. Fitzer's abridgment.] 1628, fol.
ROBERTS (A.) Merchant. See S., t., Mr. De Ongelukkige
voyagie van Mr. T. S. . . . gedaan in den jaare 1648 en
vervolgens. . . . Door den reysiger selfs in't Engels bes-
chreeven, en na sijn dood in't Hgt gebragt van . . . a. e.
. . . Aa (p. vander) Die Aanmerkenswaardigste . . . zee-
en-landreizen, vol. 6. 1707, fol.
ROBERTS (Charles) F.n.C'..s. The Naturalist's diary: a
day-book of meteorology, phenology and rural biology.
. . . Arranged and edited by C. Roberts. . . .
London, Sivan Sonnenschein and Co., [1886].
8°. 8 in. xlvi. + (2) + .365 pp. + (1) p., 1 map.
ROBERTS (Charles) Secretary of the Public Becord Office.
See Calendarium genealogicum. Henry in. and Edward
I. . . . Edited by C. R. . . . 1865, 8".
Excerpta e rotulis finium in turri Londinensi asservatis,
Henrico tertio rege, a.d. 1216-1272. Cura C. Roberts.
Vol. I., [n.]. . .
London, Eyre and Spottiswoode, 1835, '36.
8°. 101 io- 2 vols. I. (8)+xxxvi. + (2)-i-582 pp. 11. (8) + ix. + (3)
-1-831 pp.+ (1) p.
ROBERTS (Daniel) m.d. Observations relative to the
divine mission of Joanna Southcott; with a detail of the
proceedings of the people called Quakers, against a mem¬
ber, for his belief. . . .
London, E. J. Field [Gloucester, printed], 1807.
8°. 8 in. 73pp. + (l) p.
Bound with " Southcott's writings, vol. i. ".
ROBERTS (David) Colonel. A Letter to the officers of the
army, explaining the cause of the plan for an officer's
benefit fund being for the present abandoned. . . . With
supplementary observations on the same by J. Philippart.
. . . Pamphleteer, vol. 2, pp. 323-342. 1813, 8°.
Plan for increasing the incomes of officers of the army
. . . and also for a provision, in addition, to the govern¬
ment allowance, to officers' widows, and a liberal allow¬
ance to the children of olficers. . . . With a supplement
by J. Philippart. . . . Pamphleteer, vol. 2, pp. 14-26.
1813, 8°.
ROBERTS (David) n.A. See Brockedon (w.) Egypt and
Nubia from drawings made on the spot by D. R. . . .
1846-49, fol.
ROBERTS (Emma) Miss. White (g. p.) Views of India . . .
edited by E. R. . . . 1838, i\
Notes of an overland journey through France and Egypt
to Bombay. . . . With a memoir [of the authoress].
London, Wm. II. Allen it Co., 1841.
12°. 7J in. xxviii. + 333 pp. + (1) p.
ROBERTS (Frederick Sleigh) Earl Eoberts. Forty-one
years in India, from sul)altern to commander-in-chief. . . .
In two volumes, vol. i.[-ii.] London, Bentley, 1897.
8°.8ain. i. xx.+ 511 pp.+ (1) p., 14 plates, n. xii. +(2)+ 522 pp.,
15 plates.
ROBERTS (George) Incumbent of St. John's, Cheltenham.
A Plain tract showing the history and nature of Convo¬
cation. . . . [By Rev. G. R.] 1850, 8°. See Plain.
ROBERTS (Harry) See Arnott (s.) F.R.H.S. The Book of
bulbs . . . together with an introductory chapter on the
botany of bulbs by the editor [H. R.]. 1901, 8°.
The Chronicle of a Cornish garden. . . .
London, [printed], and New York, John Lane, 1891.
8°. 7J in. 189 pp.-^(l) p.
ROBERTS (Henry) attached to the Court of James I.
England's farewell to Christian the fourth . . . king of
Denmarke. . . . Harleian Miscellany, vol. 9, pp. 440-
446. 1812, 4°.
Fames trumpet soundinge, or Commemorations of the
. . . lives and deathes of . . . sir Walter Mildmay and sir
Martin Calthrop. . . . Huth (h.) Fugitive tracts. First
series. 1875, 8°.
The Most . . . honourable entertainement of . . . Chris¬
tian the fourth, king of Denmarke . . . who with a
fleet of gallant ships arrived on . . . the 16th day of July
1606, in Tylbury-Hope. With a relation of his meeting,
by our . . . King. . . . Harleian Miscellany, vol. 9, pp.
431-440. 1812, 4°.
ROBERTS (Henry) Engraver. Calliope, or English har¬
mony, a collection of the most celebrated English and
Scots songs, neatly engraved and embellish'd with designs
adapted to the subject of each song taken from the com¬
positions of the best masters in the most correct manner,
with the thorough bass and transpositions for the flute.
. . . Vol. the first [the second].
London, engraved by Henry Roberts, printed and
sold by John Simpson, [1738-39]-
8°. 9 in. 2 vols. Engraved throughout. With music. 1.(8)+ 200
pp. II. (8)+ 200 pp. A perfect copy, with fine early impressions
of the plates.
ROBERTS (Margaret) Miss, Novelist. Denise. [By M.
Roberts.] 2nd edition. 1864, 8°. See Denise.
Mademoiselle Mori: a tale of modern Rome. . . . [By
M. Roberts.] 1862, 16°. See Mademoiselle.
ROBERTS (Peter) Eector of Ilalkin. Christianity vindi¬
cated, in a series of letters, addressed to Mr. Volney, in
answer to his- book called, Ruins, or a survey of the
revolution of empires. . . .
London, J. W. Myers, 1800.
8°. 8J in. vii. pp. + (1) p. + 2C9 pp. + (1) p.
ROBERTS (Richard Arthur) Barrister-at-Law. See Cal¬
endar of Home Office papers of the reign of George iii.
1760-1765[-1772] Edited by R. A. R., etc. . . . 1878-
99. 8".
ROBERTS (Robert) Esq., of Boston, Lincolnshire. Cata¬
logue of valuable books and manuscripts, including a
portion of the hbraries of the late R. Roberts, esq. . . .
the late G. Boughtou, r.a., and other selections, . .. which
will be sold by auction . . . the 21st of March, 1905, etc.
London, Sotheby, etc., 1905.
8°. 9} in. (2) +155 pp.+ (1) p.
ROBERTS (Samuel) Dissenting Minister. Love to our
country . . . recommended in a sermon [on Ps. cxxii. 6,
7, 8]. . . . The fourth edition. London, B. Hett, 1745.
8°. 7J in. 30 pp. Wanting, probably, half-title, and the end.