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

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HAVERSHAM
HAWKE
HAVERSHAM, John, Baron. Sec Thompson.
HAVIER (Franciscus) Jesuit. Brief. . . geschrieben auf
dem Meyer-Hof des H. Borgia bey Mexico den 30 Jenner
1723. Stoecklein (j.) Der Neue Welt-Bott, vol. 2, pt.
8. 1726, fob
HAVRE-DE-GRACE. Licquet (f. i.) Bouen . . . suivi
de notices sur . . . Le Havre, etc. 1827, 12°.
—— Morlent (j.) Le Havre ancien et moderne et ses en¬
virons. . . . 1825, 12°.
HAVRE ET DE CROY ( o’) Due. R6sum6 de la
cause pour le due d’Havr6 et de Oroi. . . et pour le due
de Cro'i. . . et le prince de Croi-Sobre, intiines et appe-
laus; contre Claude Francois Chanel, appelant et intim6.
Cour royale, 12 mai 1821. [Paris'], Demonville, [1821].
4°. 10 in. 24 pp. With “ Airet de la Cour royale de Paris 12 mai
1821 ” in ms. 8 pp. Bound with other tracts (15, 16.)
HAWKE (Hon. Martin Bladen Edward) The Epwell
hunt. The Baby hunt. The Melton hunt. [Edited
by Sir T. Phillipps.] Typis Medio Montanis, 1847.
Fol. 13| in. (2)+ 6 pp. Phillipps (Sir t.) Salop to Wilts (5).
HAWKE (Michael) Killing is murder, and no murder; or,
an Exercitation concerning a scurrilous pamphlet, of one
William Allen, a Jesuitical impostor, intituled Killing no
murder : wherein his Highness honor is vindicated and
Allens impostors discovered: and, wherein the true
grounds of government are stated, and his fallacious
principles detected and rejected. . . . London, 1657.
4°. 7J in. (8) + 56 pp.
HAWKER (Mary) See Falconer (lanoe) pseud.
HAWKESBURY, Charles, Baron. Sec Jenkinson (c.)
Earl of Liverpool.
HAW (George) No room to live; the plaint of overcrowded
London. Reprinted from “ The Daily News ’’....
London “ The Daily News ” Office, 1899.
8°. 7 in. (8) +162 pp.
HAWAIIAN LANGUAGE. Andrews (l.) Grammar of
the Hawaiian language. . . . 1854, 8°.
Emerson (j. s.) He Hoakakaolelo no na huaolelo
Beritania, i mea kokua i na kanaka Hawaii e ao ana ia
olelo. [English and Hawaiian dictionary.] 1845, 8°.
HAWAIIAN SPECTATOR. The Hawaiian spectator,
Conducted by an association of gentlemen. Volume 1.
[11.] 1838 [1839],
Honolulu, Oahu, Sandwich Islands, 1838, ’39.
8°. 9 in. 2 vols.
HAWARD (Lazarus) The Charges issuing forth of the
crown revenue of England and . . . Wales; with the
severall officers of his Majesties courts, customes, house¬
holds, etc., with their severall fees and allowances . . .
and also, the valuation of the bishops, and deanes lands.
. . . London, J. Wright, 1647.
4°. 7 in. (8)+ 55 pp. + (l) p.
—— [Another edition]. London, for W. Wright, 1660.
4°. 7 in. (8)+ 55 pp. + (l) p.
HA WARDEN PEERAGE. Minutes of evidence taken
before the Committee for Privileges to whom was re¬
ferred the petition of . . . Cornwallis, Viscount Hawarden,
claiming a right to vote at the elections for representative
peers for Ireland. [Lwwfore, 1857.]
Fob 13 in. 8 pp. Peerage Cases xxxm. (26).
HAWEIS (Thomas) See Authentic (An) narrative of some
. . . particulars in the life of********** [i.e. the
Bev. John Newton] communicated in a series of letters,
to the Rev. Mr. Haweis . , . and by him . . . now made
public. 1792, 12°.
HAWES (Francis) Francis Hawes Esq., his particular and
inventory of all and singular the lands, tenements, and
hereditaments, goods, chattels, debts, and personal estate
whatsoever, which he was seiz’d or possess’d of, or
intitul’d unto in bis own right . . . 31st May 1720. To¬
gether with the abstract of the same.
London, J. Tonson, etc., 1721.
Fol. 12J in. (4) + 87 pp. + (1) p.
HAWES (Roger) Scheeps-togt van B. Hawes, behelsende
een berigt van het aanstellen van een comptoir tot
Cranganor, onder den Groten Samorin, etc. In het jaar
1616. Aa (p. vander) Die Aanmerkenswaardigste . . .
zee- en landreizen, vol. 6. 1707, fol.
HAWICK. NhjSoh (j.) Town-Clerk of Hawick. Annals of
Hawick, a.d. 1214-ad. 1814. . . . 1850, 12°.
HAWKESWORTH (John) ll.d. See Adventurer (The).
[By J. Hawkesworth, etc.] 1770, 12°.
See Dryden (j.) Amphitryon. ... A comedy, as altered
from Dryden by Dr. Hawkesworth. . . . 1792, 12°.
See Salignac de La Mothe Fenelon (f. de) Arch-
bishojo of Carnbrai. The Adventures of Telemachus. . . .
Translated ... by J. Hawkesworth. . . . 1778, 12°.
Sec Swift (j.) Dean of St. Patrick's. The Works of . . .
J. Swift. . . . [Vols. 19 and 20, with notes by J. H.]
1765-67, 12°.
An Account of the voyages undertaken ... for making
discoveries in the Southern Hemisphere, and . . . per¬
formed by Commodore Byron, Captain Wallis, Captain
Carteret, and Captain Cook . . . [from 1764 to 1771]
drawn up from the journals which were kept by the
several commanders, and from the papers of J. Banks.
... In three volumes. . . . Vol. 1. [11., hi.]
London, W. Strahan and T. Cadell, 1773.
4°. 11 in.-3 vols. 1. (12) + xxxvi. +139 pp. + pp. 360 to 676, 20
plates. 11. xv. pp.+ (1) p.+ 410 pp., 22 plates, in. (6) pp. + pp.
411 to 799+ (1) p., 9 plates.
Edgar and Emmeline; a fairy tale. . . . [By J. Hawkes¬
worth.] 1761, 8°. See Edgar.
HAWKHURST. Hawkhurst, a sketch of its history and
antiquities, upon the plan suggested in the Gentleman’s
magazine for procuring parochial histories throughout
England. Nichols (j.) F.S.A., Printer. Bibliotheca
topographica britannica, vol. 9, Miscellaneous anti¬
quities, in continuation of the Bib. top. brit., no. 2.
1792, 4°.
HAWKING. See Falconry.
HAWKINS ( ) Dr., Chaplain of the Toioer. A Narrative,
being a true relation of what discourse passed between
Dr. Hawkins and Edward Fitz-Harys . . . with the
manner of taking his confession. . . .
London, S. Carr, 1681.
Fol. 11$ in. (2)+ 10 pp.
HAWKINS (B. Waterhouse) See Owen (Sir r.) k.c.b.
Geology and inhabitants of the ancient world [in the
Crystal Palace]. . . . The animals constructed by B. W.
H 1854, 8°.
HAWKINS (C. H. T.) Catalogue of the collection of engrav¬
ings after J. M. W. Turner; . . . etchings by Sir F. S.
Haden; books and drawings by the old masters, formed
by C. H. T. Hawkins . . . which . . . will be sold by
auction . . . March 29,1904. , . . London, Christie, 1904.
8°, 9$ in. 16 pp.