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Plomer, H. R. A secret press at Stepney in 1596. The Library, 1903,
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Wilson, J. D. A new tract from the Marprelate press. The Library, 1909,
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Aldis, H. G. A list of books printed in Scotland before 1700. Edinburgh
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1898-1905.
- List of books, pamphlets, &c. , printed wholly, or partly, in Irish. Dublin,
1905.
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Printing in the Irish character. (Letters from Bradshaw, H. , to Reed, T. B. )
The Bibliographical Register, 1905.
EARLY TRADE CATALOGUES.
Maunsell, A. The first part of the catalogue of English printed bookes :
which concerneth such matters of divinitie, as have bin either written in
our owne tongue, or translated out of anie other language. 1595.
The seconde parte of the catalogue of English printed bookes . . . which
concerneth the sciences mathematicall, as arithmetick, geometrie, as-
tronomie, astrologie, musick, the arte of warre, and navigation: and also,
of phisick and surgerie. 1595.
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twenty-four numbers (April 1617 to October 1628) are known to have been
issued. From October 1622 to October 1626, a supplement of Books printed
in English was appended to each number.
A catalogue of such English bookes, as lately have bene, and now are in
printing for publication. From the ninth day of October, 1618, untill
Easter terme next ensuing. And. . . to be continued for every half year.
W. Jaggard, London, 1618. (No further issue has been found. )
A catalogue of certaine bookes which have been published, and (by authoritie)
printed in England, both in Latine and English, since the yeare 1626,
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sional writer, c. 1600. Writers and official censors under Elizabeth and
James I. The Library, 1906-7. Four articles.
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Steele, R. The earliest English music printing. Bibliographical Society.
1903.
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Life and acts of John Whitgift. 3 vols. Oxford, 1822.
Taylor, John. All the workes of John Taylor the water-poet. Being
sixty and three in number. 1630. Bptd by the Spenser Society. 3 vols.
1863-9.
Works, not included in the folio volume of 1630. 5 vols. Spenser
Society. 1870-8.
E. L. IV.
35
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546
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cipal works. )
For list of Taylor's pieces see D. of N. B. and Hindley's edition of the
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educated poets (prefixed to Attempts in verse by John Jones, 1831. )
Timperley, C. H. A dictionary of printers and printing. 1839.
Watt, R. Bibliotheca Britannica; or a general index to British and foreign
literature. 4 vols. Edinburgh, 1824.
Welch, C. St Paul's Cathedral and its early literary associations. Lond.
and Middlesex Archaeological Soc. Trans. , N. S. , 1. 1905.
Wheatley, H. B. Signs of booksellers in St Paul's Churchyard. Biblio-
graphical Soc. Trans. ix, 1908.
The dedication of books to patron and friend. 1887.
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newspapers. )
Wither, G. The schollers purgatory, discovered in the stationers' common-
wealth. Imprinted for the Honest Stationers (c. 1624].
Worman, E. J. Alien members of the book-trade during the Tudor period.
Bibliographical Society. 1906.
INDIVIDUAL PRINTERS AND STATIONERS.
Thomas Berthelet, royal printer and bookbinder to Henry VIII. By
Davenport, C. Caxton Club. Chicago, 1901.
Notes on the types, borders, etc. , used by Thomas Berthelet. By Greg,
W. W. Bibliographical Soc. Trans. VIII, 1907.
Edward Blount. An Elizabethan bookseller. By Lee, S. Bibliographica,
vol. 1, 1895.
Henry Bynneman, printer, 1566-83. By Plomer, H. R. The Library, 1908,
pp. 225-244.
Robert Copland (printer and translator). By Plomer, H. R. Bibliographical
Soc. Trans. III, 1896.
John Day, the printer. By Nichols, J. G. Gentleman's Mag. , Nov. 1832.
Henry Denham, printer. By Plomer, H. R. The Library, 1909, pp. 241-250.
Thomas East, printer. By Plomer, H. R. The Library, 1901, pp. 298–310.
William Pickering, the earliest bookseller on London Bridge, 1556–71. By
Gray, G. J. Bibliographical Soc. Trans. Iv, 1896-8.
John Rastell and his contemporaries. By Plomer, H. R. Bibliographica,
vol. 11, 1896.
Peter Short, printer, and his marks. By Thompson, S. P. Bibliographical
Soc. Trans. iv, 1898.
Richard Tottel. By Plomer, H. R. Bibliographica, vol. 111, 1897.
Tottel's Miscellany. By Greg, W. W. The Library, 1904, pp. 113-133.
Robert Wyer, printer and bookseller. By Plomer, H. R. Bibliographical
Society. 1897.
The D. of N. B. should also be consulted for notices of the more important
stationers and sources of fuller information.
THE PROVINCES. SCOTLAND. IRELAND.
Allnutt, W. H. English provincial presses. Bibliographica, vol. 11, 1896.
Bowes, R. A catalogue of books printed at or relating to Cambridge, 1521-
1893. With Index by Worman, E. J. 2 vols. Cambridge, 1894.
Biographical notes on the (Cambridge] University printers. Cam-
bridge Antiquarian Soc. Communications, v, 1886.
## p. 547 (#569) ############################################
Chapter XVIII
P. 236.
547
Bowes, R. and Gray, G. J. John Siberch, bibliographical notes, 1886-1905.
Cambridge, 1906.
Bradshaw, H. Bibliographical introduction to facsimile of Henrici Bulloci
Oratio, Cambridge, 1521. Cambridge, 1886. (Notes on Siberch's press.
See, also, Cambridge Antiq. Soc. Proc. VII, 104, 188; VIII, 31; ix, 1. )
Burton, J. R. Early Worcestershire printers and books. Associated
Architectural Societies' Reports, xxiv, 197-206. 1897.
Cotton, H. Typographical gazetteer. 2 vols. 1831-66.
Davies, R. A memoir of the York press. Westminster, 1868.
Duff, E. G. Notes on a book printed at York in 1579. Edinburgh Biblio-
graphical Soc. Papers, 111, 1899.
The printers, stationers and bookbinders of York up to 1600. Biblio-
graphical Soc. Trans. V, 1901.
Gibson, S. Abstracts from the wills of binders, printers, and stationers of
Oxford, 1493–1638. Bibliographical Society. 1907.
Gray, G. J. The earlier Cambridge stationers and bookbinders and the first
Cambridge printer. Bibliographical Society. 1904.
Pierce, W. An historical introduction to the Marprelate tracts. 1908.
Plomer, H. R. A secret press at Stepney in 1596. The Library, 1903,
Proctor, R. The French royal Greek types and the Eton Chrysostom.
Bibliographical Soc. Trans. VII, 1904.
Madan, F. A brief account of the University Press at Oxford. Oxford,
1908.
A chart of Oxford printing, '1468'-1900. Bibliographical Society. 1904.
The early Oxford press, ‘1468'-1640. Oxford, 1895.
Wilson, J. D. A new tract from the Marprelate press. The Library, 1909,
pp. 225-240. See also chap. XVII and bibliography in vol. III.
Aldis, H. G. A list of books printed in Scotland before 1700. Edinburgh
Bibliographical Society. 1904.
Scottish Bibliography. Scottish Review, xxix, 1897.
Thomas Finlason and his press. Edinburgh Bibliographical Soc.
Papers, I, 1896.
Bannatyne Miscellany, vol. 2. Bannatyne Club. Edinburgh, 1836. (For wills
and inventories of Edinburgh printers and stationers. )
Cowan, W. Andro Hart and his press. Edinburgh Bibliographical Soc.
Papers, I, 1896.
Dickson, R. and Edmond, J. P. Annals of Scottish printing to the beginning
of the 17th century. Cambridge, 1890.
Dobson, W. T. History of the Bassandyne Bible. Edinburgh, 1887.
Edinburgh Bibliographical Society. Papers. 1896 ff.
Edmond, J. P. The Aberdeen printers, 1620–1736. Aberdeen, 1886. Last
notes on the Aberdeen printers. 1888.
Notes on the inventories of Edinburgh printers, 1577-1603. Edinburgh
Bibliographical Soc. Papers, I, 1896.
History of the art of printing. James Watson, Edinburgh, 1713. (For the
history of Scottish printing. )
Lee, J. Memorial for the Bible Societies in Scotland. Edir argh, 1824.
Additional memorial. Edinburgh, 1826. (Contain much information
relating to early Scottish printers. )
Dix, E. R. McC. Catalogue of early Dublin-printed books, 1601-1700. Dublin,
1898-1905.
- List of books, pamphlets, &c. , printed wholly, or partly, in Irish. Dublin,
1905.
35-2
## p. 548 (#570) ############################################
548
Bibliography
Dix, E. R. MoC. The earliest Dublin printers and the Company of Stationers
of London. Bibliographical Soc. Trans. VII, 1904.
The earliest Dublin printing. Dublin, 1901.
The ornaments used by John Franckton, printer at Dublin. Biblio-
graphical Soc. Trans. VIII, 1907.
Printing in the Irish character. (Letters from Bradshaw, H. , to Reed, T. B. )
The Bibliographical Register, 1905.
EARLY TRADE CATALOGUES.
Maunsell, A. The first part of the catalogue of English printed bookes :
which concerneth such matters of divinitie, as have bin either written in
our owne tongue, or translated out of anie other language. 1595.
The seconde parte of the catalogue of English printed bookes . . . which
concerneth the sciences mathematicall, as arithmetick, geometrie, as-
tronomie, astrologie, musick, the arte of warre, and navigation: and also,
of phisick and surgerie. 1595.
Catalogus universalis pro nundinis Francofurtensibus vernalibus, de anno
M. DC. XVII. John Bill, London, 1617.
This list was published twice a year, in April and October, and at least
twenty-four numbers (April 1617 to October 1628) are known to have been
issued. From October 1622 to October 1626, a supplement of Books printed
in English was appended to each number.
A catalogue of such English bookes, as lately have bene, and now are in
printing for publication. From the ninth day of October, 1618, untill
Easter terme next ensuing. And. . . to be continued for every half year.
W. Jaggard, London, 1618. (No further issue has been found. )
A catalogue of certaine bookes which have been published, and (by authoritie)
printed in England, both in Latine and English, since the yeare 1626,
untill November this present yeare 1631. Now published for supply
since the intermission of the English Catalogue, with intention hereafter
to publish it exactly every yeare. London, 1631. (No further issue has
been found. )
Arber, E. Contemporary printed lists of books produced in England.
Bibliographica, vol. 111, 1897.
Growoll, A. Three centuries of English booktrade bibliography. New
York, 1903. (Contains & list, by Eames, W. , of the catalogues, etc. ,
published for the English book trade from 1595-1902. )
BOOKBINDING.
Bagford's Notes on bookbindings. Ed. Davenport, C. Bibliographical Soc.
Trans. VII, 1904.
Brassington, W. S. Historic bindings at the Bodleian Library. 1892.
Catalogue of the exhibition of bookbindings at the Burlington Fine Arts
Club. 1891.
Davenport, C. English embroidered bookbindings. 1899.
English heraldic book stamps. 1909.
Little Gidding bindings. Bibliographica, vol. 11, 1896.
Royal English bookbindings. Portfolio monographs. 1896.
Fletcher, W. Y.
