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

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EDWARDS (Edward) a.r.a. Anecdotes of painters, who
have resided or been born in England ; with critical
remarks on their productions . . . intended as a continua¬
tion to the Anecdotes of painting by . . . Horace Earl of
Orford. (An account of the life of Mr. Edwards.)
London, L. Hansard and Sons, 1808.
4°. 12 in. (4) + viii. + xxix. pp.+ (1) p.+ 327 PP- + (1) P-
EDWARDS (Edward) first Librarian of the Free Library,
Manchester. See Hyde, Monastery of. Liber mona-
sterii de Hyda. . . . Edited by E. E. . . . 1866, 8°.
Free town libraries, their formation, management, and
history; in Britain, France, Germany, and America.
Together with brief notices of book-collectors, and of
the respective places of deposit of their surviving collec¬
tions. . . . London, Triibner and Co., 1869.
8°. 8£ in. xiv. + (2) + 371 pp. + (1) p.+ 262 pp.
Libraries and founders of libraries. . . .
London, Triibner and Co., 1864.
8°. 9 in. xix. pp. + (l) p. + 507 PP- + (1) P-, 2 folding tables.
Forms a continuation of Memoirs of Libraries by the same
author.
Lives of the founders of the British Museum; with
notices of its chief augmentors and other benefactors.
1570-1870 Part 1. [n.]
London, Trubner and Co., 1870.
8°. 8f in. In 2 parts. 1. (4)+ x. + (2) + 510 pp., 1 plate. 11. (2)
pp. +pp. 511 to 780, 5 plans.
Memoirs of libraries : including a handbook of library
economy .... Volume 1. [11.]
London, Leipsic [printed], 1859.
8°. 9 in. 2 vols. 1. xxviii. + (2) + 841 pp. + (l)p., 9 plates. 11.
xxxvii. pp. + (l) p. +1104 pp., 16 plates and 2 folding tables.
Memoirs of libraries, of museums, and of archives. . . .
Second edition. [Issued by Thomas Greenwood.]
London, 1901.
8°. 10J in. (4) + xxxviii. +128 + 232 pp. Privately printed.
*#* Note on title-page as follows:—“The sheets in this volume
represent all that were revised for publication by the late
Edward Edwards, and are now issued for presentation, as a
tribute to his memory, by Thomas Greenwood”.
EDWARDS (George) M.D. A Plain speech ... to the
Imperial Parliament of Great Britain, to the people
under its protection, and to all nations; showing them
in what manner they may be prosperous and happy. . . .
London, J. Johnson, 1807.
8°. 8 in. (8) + 43 pp. + (1) p.
The True original scheme of human economy, applied
to the completion of the different interests, and preserva¬
tion, of the British empire; or, heads, proposing the
establishment of the third, the British dispensation. . . .
Newcastle upon Tyne, S. Hodgson, 1808.
8°. 9 in. xlii. + 136 pp.
EDWARDS (Henri Milne) Histoire naturelle des crustaces,
comprenant I’anatomie, la physiologie et la classification
de ces animaux. . . . Tome premier [-troisi^me, atlas].
. . . Paris, Boret, 1834, ’37, ’40.
8°. 8 in. 4 vols.
EDWARDS (Henry) A Plea for the Female Mission; or.
the Moral claims of female servants stated and enforced.
. . . London, Bath [printed], 1841,
8°. 6J in. 31 pp- + (l) p.
EDWARDS (J.) M.A., King’s College, London. The Art of
landscape painting in oil colours. Tenth edition.
London, Winsor and Newton, 1855. 1
8°. 7 in. 64 pp. Tracts on painting, vol. 1 (6).
EDWARDS (James) Bookseller. A Catalogue of the . . .
library of James Edwards . . . which will be sold by
auction on . . . April 5, 1815, etc.
London, B. Evans, 1815.
8°. 8f in. (4) + 47 pp. + (1) p. Priced.
Bound with Col. Stanley's Catalogue of duplicates.
Mss. in Edwards’ sale 1815, with the purchasers’
names. [Edited by Sir T. Philhpps.]
[Middlehill Press, ? 1850.]
8°. 7 in. 2 pp. Phillipps (Sir t.) Catalogues of mss. (17).
EDWARDS (John Passmore) See West Ham.—Public
Libraries and Technical Instruction Committee. A
Souvenir presented by the Public Libraries and Technical
Instruction Committee to J. P. Edwards ... in com¬
memoration of his opening the West Ham Technical
Institute and Central Public Library on Oct. 6th, 1898.
. . . 1898, 4°.
EDWARDS (Jonathan) D.D., Principal of Jesus College,
Oxford. The Doctrine of original sin, as it was always
held in the Catholick Church, and particularly in the
Church of England, asserted and vindicated from the
exceptions and cavils of ... D. Whitby. . . .
Oxford, 11. Clements, 1711.
8°. 7£ in. (4)+ 135 pp. + (l) p.
Remarks upon a book lately published by Dr. W.
Sherlock . . . entituled a Modest examination of the
Oxford Decree, etc. [By J. E., d.d.] 1715, 4°. See
Remarks.
EDWARDS (Jonathan) the Elder, M.A., President of the
College of New Jersey. The Distinguishing marks of a
work of the Spirit of God, applied to that . . . operation
that hah lately appear’d on the minds of many of the
people in New England. . . . With a preface by . . . Mr.
Cooper of Boston, and letters from . . . Dr. Colman. . . .
To which is prefix’d, an epistle . . . by . . . Mr. J.
Willison. . . .
Edinburgh, T. Lumisden and J. Bobertson, 1742.
8°. 6J in. 80 pp.
A Faithful narrative of the . . . conversion of many
hundred souls in Northampton . . . New England. In
a letter to . . . Dr. B. Colman . . . with a . . . preface by
. . . Dr. Watts and Dr. Guyse. . . . The third edition.
Boston, S. Kneeland and T. Green, 1738.
8°. 6£ in. (2) + viii. + v. pp. + (l) p. + 79 pp. + (l) p.
A Narrative of the late work of God, at and near
Northampton, in New-England. Extracted from Mr.
Edwards’s letter to Dr. Coleman, by John Wesley. . . .
Bristol, F. Farley, [? 1755].
12°. 6$ in. 48 pp.
The Life of the Rev. David Brainerd, missionary to
the North American Indians. Compiled from the memoir
published by Pres. Edwards, by . . . Josiah Pratt. . . .
[Edited by E. Bickersteth.] London, Seeleys, 1834.
8°. GJ in. xvi. + 396 pp.
EDWARDS (Mathilda Betham) Miss. See Young (a.)
Arthur Young’s Travels in France. . . . Edited by Miss
B. E. . . . Fourth edition. 1892, 8°.
EDWARDS (Richard) the Poet. Damon and Pithias.
Dodsley (r.) A Select collection of old plays, vol. 1, pp.
175-262. 1825, 8°.
EDWARDS (Sydenham) See Botanical Register (The).
. . . The designs by S. Edwards. . . . 1815-28, 8°.