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

2115
CKONICA
Leaf 117a (sig. o 1) Fo. cm | C Siguese vn breue tratado de la
genealogia d'l | Cid ruy diaz capeador: . . .
Leaf 128a (Fo. cxvi) line 13 [ColopJion] C Aqui se acaua la
Cronica del muy noble y esfor^ado y siempre vitorioso Cid ruy |
diez Campeador: A costa y despesa de los reuerendos padres Abad
monjes I con | vento del monesterio de sant Pedro de cardena;
fue ympressa en la muy noble y leal | ciudad de Burgos: por arte
Z industria de Fadrique Aleman de basilea: acabose | a treynta Z
vu dias del mes de marco aiio del nascimiento de nfo senor Z sal-
uador | jhesu christo de mill t quinientos j doze arios.'. | A Dies :
Gracias.'. | [Printer's device beneath.]
Leaf 128b blank.
This copy, Heber ri. 149G, but title which was then wanting
has been supplied. With notes by Heber on tlie fly leaf.
A former owner has inoved tlie blank leaf 14 to tlie
beginning and printed on it a title in red to supply the
loss. That leaf bears the name Dn Iph Nicolas de
Azara; the title proper has the name D. Jph. Ant.
Ximeyiez in a small circle.
Brunei i. 1882, Graesse ii. 143, Salva ii. 459.
*^* First edition of this Chronicle, which must not be confounded
with the Romance having the Cid for its hero. The prologue states
that it is taken from a manuscript cotemporary with the Cid, and
that Frey Juan de Velorado abbot of the house of Sant Pedro de
Cardeiia de orden y cougregacion de Sant Benito was commis¬
sioned to have it printed. The request to obtain the privilege is
dated 7 Oct. 1511, and is almost certain proof that this is the
earliest edition. Mr. Grenville's (now Br. Mus.), Mr. Huth's and
one other, are the only other copies known of this edition.
CRONICA. Cronica del rey don Pedro. [By Pedro Lopez
de Ayala.] [Seville, Juan Cromberger, i8 March 1542-43.]
Fol. llj in. Gothic letter, with printed signatures and numera¬
tion, but without catchwords ; 2 columns, 48 lines.
Collation: a-z^ A"; 194 leaves (1-194).
Leaf la Coronica del rey do Pedro | de Castilla nueuamente |
impressa y emedada. | M.d.xlij. | [The first three lines in red;
beneath a large woodcut of a knight on horseback, the whole
within a border.]
Leaf lb blank.
Leaf 2a Auo primero del rey don pedro. Fo. ij. | C A loor de
dios padre todo poderoso y dela glo- | riosa virgen sancta Maria su
madre. Oomienca la coronica del rey don Pedro hijo del | rey
don Alfonso onzeno deste nombre en castilla. | . . .
Leaf 184a line 36 [Colophoyi'\ Aqui se acaba la coronica del
rey don Pe- | dro primero deste nombre llamado el cruel. Brcy
de Castilla y de Leon. Fue | impressa en la muy noble, Z muy
leal cibdad de Seuilla en casa d'lua | croberger. Ano del nasci¬
miento de nuestro seiior lesu xpo | de mil Z quinientos Z quarenta
Z dos anos. A diez I Z ocho dias del nies de Marco del so- | bredi-
cho arto .:. |
Leaf 184b blank.
Leaf 185a Tabla. Fo. clxxxv. | C Tabla dela presente obra
intitulada. La coroni- | ca del rey do Pedro pmero deste nobre
en Castilla | y Leon : ordenada por cuenta delas cartas z anos |
del regimiento del dicho rey don Pedro. | . . .
Leaf 194a col. 2, line 23 C Fin dela tabla. |
Leaf 194b blank.
Brunei 1. 592, Graesse i. 265.
*^* Anonymous. Although mentioned neither in title nor colo¬
phon, this work contains also the history of Don Enrique and
also that of Don Juan primero.
CRONKE (Dickory) The Dumb philosopher; or, Great-
Britain's wonder, containing a faithful . . . account how
D. C. . . . was born dumb, and continued so for 58
years, and how some days before he died, he came to
his speech. ... To which is annexed his elegy . . . with
an epitaph. . . . [By D. Defoe.]
Dublin, T. Hume, 1720.
8°. 7 in. 52 pp.
CRONNELLY (Eichaed Fhancis) Irish family history;
being an historical and genealogical account of the
Gaedhals, from the earliest period to the present time.
... In two volumes. Vol. i. . . .
Dublin, N. H. Tallon and Co., 1865.
8°. 8J in. 3 parts in 1 vol. No more publisJied. Part i. (4)-f-135
PP- + (1)P- II. xii. pp. + pp. 137 to 265. iii. pp. 267 to 422.
iVith bookplate of Lord Farnham.
CRONSLOT. See Kronstadt.
CRONSTADT [Eussia]. See Kbonstadt.
CROOK
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CROOK (John) of the Society of Friends. Sixteen reasons
drawn from the law of God, the law of England, and
right reason, to shew why diverse true Christians (called
Quakers) refuse to swear at all. . . .
London, B. Wilson, ['? 1661].
4°. 7J in. 8 pp.
CROOKES {Sir William) See Mitchell (,t.) m.c.n. A
Manual of practical assaying . . . 3td ed., edited by W.
C. 1868, 8°.
Crookes's Eadiometer, an instrument which revolves
continuously under the influence of radiation.
London, E. J. Davey, 1876.
8°. 7Jin. 43pp.-F(l) p.
CROOKSHANK (Edgar March) The Prevention of small¬
pox, with special reference to the origin and development
of the stamping-out system. . . . An inaugural address
delivered before the Medical Society of King's College,
October 26th, 1894. London, H. K. Leivis, 1894.
8°. 8^ in. 40 pp.
CROOKSHANKS (.John) Litigant. Some seasonable
remarks on a book ... by Archibald Hutcheson, Esq.;
relating to the publick debts and fonds. With an ex¬
planation of his encreased debts since the peace at
Utrecht. . . . London, 1718.
Fol. 12 in. 14 pp., 1 table.
Bound ivith other tracts.
CROPHIUS (Joannes Baptista) J. B. C. antiquitates
macedonicae, sive de regio Macedonum principatu,
moribus, atque militia dissertatio. Gronovius (j.)
Thesaurus graecarum antiquitatuin, vol. 6. 1699, fol.
CROPLEY {Sir John) Two letters written by the late Sir
J. C. . . . See Cooper (a. a.) ^rd Earl of Shaftesbury.
Letters from . . . the late Earl of Shaftesbury, to E.
Moles worth. . . . 1721, 8°.
CROQUE-MORT. Le Croque-mort de la presse. . . .
[Edited by — Delombardy.] Premier [-sixi^me] convoi.
No. 1 [-6], decembre 1848 [-Janvier 1849].
Paris, Lacrampe et Cie., 1848-49.
Fol. 17 in. 6 Nos. Newspapers. Second Republic (1848), vol. 2 (77).
CROSBIE (Andrew) Advocate. See Douglas Estates.
Dunbar, Earl of Selkirk, appellant. Douglas, Duke of
Hamilton, etc., respondents. . . . The Earl of Selkirk's
case. . . . [Drawn by A. Crosbie, etc.] [1778], fol.
CROSBIE (Andrew) of Holms. Answers for Andrew
Crosbie of Holms, and the other creditors upon the
estate of Bellita, to the petition of William Home of
Sclatehouse. [Drawn by Ch. Binning.] Dec. 10, 1733.
[Edinburgh, 1733.]
Fol. 13 in. Broadside. Peerage Cases xiii. (13).
CROSBY (Allan James) See Calendar of state papers,
foreign series, of the reign of Elizabeth. . . . Edited by
A. J. C, etc. 1863-80, 8°.
CROSFEILD (Egbert) An Account of E. Crosfeild's pro¬
ceedings in the House of Lords . . . wherein will appear
the present . . . state ... of the nation by the . . . violat¬
ing . . . the law and liberty of the subject . . . presented
to the consideration of the Lords and Commons in
Parliament assembled. [Dated, Feb. 18, 169f.]
[? London, 1696.]
Fol. 12J in. 8 pp.
• Brief observations upon the present distresses of the
publick with some account of the causes thereof, viz.
the corruptions in the government, humbly presented
to the consideration of the Lords and Commons in
Parliament assembled. . . . [Dated, March 17, 169f.]
[? London, 1696.]
Pol. llj in. 4 pp.