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

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CRACOW
CRACOW, ViNCENTius, Bishop of. See Kad^ubek.
CRADOCKE (Fkancis) An Expedient for taking away all
impositions, and for raising a Revenue without taxes :
humbly presented [to] . . . King Charles the ii. . . .
London, H. Seile, 1660.
4°. 8 in. (4)+ 12 pp.
CRADOCK (Zachaey) Two sermons : the first [on Eccles.
ix. 2] preach'd before King Charles 11., Feb. 10, 1678,
upon the providence of God in the government of the
world. The second [on 1 Tim. i. 5] upon charity. . . .
London, W. and T. Payne, 1742.
12°. ejin. (4)+ 54+ (2) pp.
CRAFFONARA (Giuseppe) See Guattani (g. a.) I piu
celebri quadri delle diverse scuole italiane riuniti nell'
appartamento Borgia del Vaticano, disegnati ed incisi a
contorno da G. Craffonara. . . . 1820, fol.
CRAFT (Zachary) psevd. [i e. Charles Kelsad.] The
First sitting of the committee on the proposed monu¬
ment to Shakspeare. Carefully taken in short-hand by
Z. C. . . . Pamphleteer, vol. 22, pp. 169-197. 1823, 8°.
CRAFTSMAN. Answer (An) to one part of a late in¬
famous libel, intitled. Remarks on the Craftsman's vindi¬
cation of his two honourable patrons. . . . 1731, 8°.
Budgell (e.) a Letter to the Craftsman . . . occasion'd
by his late presenting an humble complaint to His
Majesty against the Right Hon. Sir R. Walpole. 8th
ed. . . . 1730, 8°.
See Country (The) journal; or, the Craftsman. . . .
1727-36, 4°.
Defence (A) of the Enquiry into the reasons of
the conduct of Great Britain, etc., occasioned by the
paper published in the . . . Crafts-man. . . . 1729, 8°.
Final (The) Answer to the Remarks on the Craftsman's
vindication. ... 1731, 8°.
Another edition. 1731, 8".
CRAFTSMAN
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- Key (A) to the Craftsman. . . . 1731, 8°.
- Letter (A) to Mr. P. * * [i.e. W. Pulteney, Earl of
Bath] on occasion of his late letter in answer to the Re¬
marks [on the Craftsman], etc. 1731, 8°.
- Observations on the writings of the Craftsman.
1730, 8°.
- Sequel of a pamphlet intitled Observations on
the writings of the Craftsman. . . . 1730, 8°.
- Remarks on the Craftsman's vindication of his two
Hon. Patrons, in his paper of May 22, 1731. ... To
this edition is added the entire Craftsman of May 22,
not printed with the former editions of this book. 1731,
8°.
- • Third edition. 1731, 8°.
- Sedition, and defamation display'd: in a letter to the
author of the Craftsman. ... 1731, 8°.
D'Anvers (c.) psaid. [i.e. W. Pulteney, Earl
of Bath.] A Proper Reply to a late scurrilous
libel; intitled, Sedition and defamation display'd
[which appeared in the "Craftsman"]. . . 1731, 8°.
- Tell-Truth (t.) pseud, [i.e. Frederic Gaspar PlessJ.
A Letter to a member of Parliament in the North : con¬
taining remarks on the advertisment mentioned in the
Craftsman of . . . Nov. 8, about a memorandum book
that was taken up near Arlington-street. . . . 3rd ed. . . .
[17291,8°.
CRAFTSMAN. The Craftsman : being a critique of the
times. By Caleb D'Anvers, of Gray's Inn, Esq.; [or
rather by N. Amhurst, Henry St. John, Viscount Bol-
ingbroke, W. Pulteney, afterwards Earl of Bath, etc.]
Collection v. (No. xxxvii. to xliv.)
London, B. Frankliii, 1727.
8°. 7| in. (2) pp. + pp. 345 to 412.
[Another edition.]
London, B. Franklin, 1731-37-
12°. 7 in. 8 vols. With bookplate of Roger Lee.
The Craftsman; or, Say's weekly journal. No. 1169,
Apr. 6, 1782 [no. 1697, June 2, 1792].
London, M. Say, 1782, '92.
Fol. 18J in. 2 nos. of (4) pp. each. Newspapers (9).
■ The Craftsman's doctrine and practice of the liberty of
the press, explained to the meanest capacity.
London, J. Boberts, 1732.
8°. 7iin. 61 pp. + (l)p.
CRAFTY. The Crafty farmer. To which are added. The
unfortunate swain. A new love song. Advice to the
fair. Stirling, M. Randall, [? 1815].
12°. 6 ill. 8 pp. Songs and ballads, v. (33).
The Crafty princess; or, the Golden bull. In four
parts. Glasgoio, B. Hiotchison, 1816.
12°. 6 in. 8 pp. Songs and ballads, vi. (22).
• [Another edition.]
Kilmarnock, H. Crawford, [? 1817].
12°. 6J in. 8 pp. Songs and ballads, vii. (16).
CRAGIUS (NicoLAus) See Heraclides, of Pontus. H. P.
de politiis Graecorum libellus, cum interpretatione
latina N. C. Gronovius (j.) Thesaurus graecarum
antiquitatum, vol. 6. 1699, fol.
See NiooLAUs, Damascenus. N. D. de moribus Grae¬
corum . . . libellus, cum interpretatione latina N. C.
Gronovius (j.) Thesaurus graecarum antiquitatum, vol.
6. 1699, fol.
N. C. . . . de republica Lacedaemoniorum libri iv.
Gronovius (j.) Thesaurus graecarum antiquitatum, vol.
5. 1699, fol.
CRAIES (W. F.) See Congres International d'Hygienb
ET DB Demographie xiiie Cougres international
d'Hygiene et de Demographie. Bruxelles, 2-8 sep-
tembre 1903. Hygiene. . . . Rapport presents par W.
F. C, etc. 1903, 8°.
CRAIG (Adexander) Scottish Poet. The Poetical | Recrea¬
tions I of Mr Alexander | Craig, of Rose-Craig, | Scoto
Britan. | Otium sine literis mors est, & vivi hominis
Sepultura. | [Woodcut of Scottish Arms.]
Aberdene, | PS^Printed by Edward Raban,''^2|
I For David Melvill, 1623. | Cvai Privilegio. |
4°. 7 in. Roman letter, with lines of motal pieces between each
poem. A-D\ E^; 35 pp. + (1) p :—1 title, 2 blank, 3, 4 dedication
to George, Earle of Enyie, 5 verses " Ad eundem," 6 blank, 7, 8 to
the readers, 9-35 the work, (1) blank. Aberdeen Printers 12.
CRAIG (James Thomson Gibson) Papers relative to the
marriage of King James the Sixth of Scotland, with the
Princess Anna of Denmark; a.d. 1589. And the form
and manner of Her Majesty's coronation at Holyrood-
house, A.D. 1590. [Chiefly from the original mss.
Edited by J. T. G. Craig.] Edinburgh, 1828.
4°. lOJ in. Bannatyne Club, No. 26.
The Gibson Craig library. Catalogue of the . . . Hbrary
of the late James T. Gibson Craig 1st portion [and 2nd
portion], which will be sold by auction . . . on . . . 27th
. . . June 1887, etc. [March 23, 1888, etc.]
London, Sotheby, 1887, '88.
8°. 10 in. 2 vols. i. (4) + 178 + xxviii. pp., piices and purchasers'
names. 11. (4)+ 319 pp. + (l) p. + li. PP., prices and purchasers'
names,+ (1) p.