Impression limited to 150 copies.

CONTENTS.

1. The Indian Game of Chess; by Sir William Jones,

2. The Burmha Game of Chess compared with the Indian,

Chinese, and Persian Games; by Captain Hiram Cox,

(With Four Diagrams.)

3. A Key to "Epics of the Ton," -

4 Proper Lessons for the Tories (1716)

5. London and the Countrey Carbonadoed and quatred into

seuerall Characters (1632); by D. Lupton, -

6. The Mystery of the Good Old Cause (1660)

7. The Impeachment of James, Lord Strange (1642)

8. A Chronological Table of French Dramatic Works from A.D.

1200 to 1599; by Edmund Goldsmid, -

9. Two Political Squibs: (a) The Ghost (1660)

162

10. The Hermit of Warkworth (1771)

163

II. "We Pity the Plumage but forget the Dying Bird" (1817); by

Percy Bysshe Shelley,

205

12. The Passionate Remonstrance (1641)

219

13. The Discovery of the Barmudas; or, Ile of Divels, (1610); by

16. An Epithalamium (1613) by Thomas Heywood,

307

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Impression limited to 150 copies.

CONTENTS.

1. The Indian Game of Chess; by Sir William Jones,

2. The Burmha Game of Chess compared with the Indian,

Chinese, and Persian Games; by Captain Hiram Cox,

(With Four Diagrams.)

3. A Key to "Epics of the Ton,” -

4 Proper Lessons for the Tories (1716)

5. London and the Countrey Carbonadoed and quatred into

seuerall Characters (1632); by D. Lupton, -

6. The Mystery of the Good Old Cause (1660)

7. The Impeachment of James, Lord Strange (1642)

8. A Chronological Table of French Dramatic Works from A.D.

1200 to 1599; by Edmund Goldsmid, -

9. Two Political Squibs: (a) The Ghost (1660)

-

137

· 161

(b) An Epitaph (1690)

162

10. The Hermit of Warkworth (1771)

163

11. "We Pity the Plumage but forget the Dying Bird" (1817); by

Percy Bysshe Shelley,

205

12. The Passionate Remonstrance (1641)

219

13. The Discovery of the Barmudas; or, Ile of Divels, (1610); by

16. An Epithalamium (1613) by Thomas Heywood,

307