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Essay shewing that the Crown and Kingdom of Scotland is imperial and independent. Edinburgh, 1705. 8vo. 5s.

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Royal Genealogies, or the genealogical Tables of Emperors, Kings, and Princes, from Adam to these Times. Lond. 1732. folio.

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Selectus Diplomatum et Numismatum Scotiæ Thesaurus, auxit et locupletavit Thomas Ruddimanus. Edinb. 1739. folio.

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A Genealogical History of the House of Yvery: in its different Branches of Yvery, Luvel, Perceval and Gournay. London, 1742.royal 8vo. 2 vols.

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Detached Genealogical Tables.

Auberie de B llomonte.

XII Tables of the eldest Branch of the
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Table to Book III.
Descent from the Barons of Kary.
Table to Book IV.

Table the first of the fifth book (at the
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Table the second of the fifth book.

PLATES.

'Orate pro Anima Ryc. Perceval.' The Manor of Weston-in-Gordano. Tomb of Rycharde Percyvale-м.сссс. lxxxiii.

Vol. II. Title, 'To the Reader,' 2 leaves, title to book vi. pp. i-533. Pages 446 and 447 are missing, and between pp. 452-3, are duplicate pages 453 to 460. Detached Genealogical Tables.

Table to the sixth book.
Sydenham, Cave, Tilly, Kitsford, Peck-

stone and Redmere. House of De la More. Earls of Flanders, &c.

The thirty-two Quarters of the Children
of John, Lord Visc. Perceval, and the
Lady Catharine Cecil his wife.
Table to Book 7.

PLATES.

The Mannor of Sydenham.
Loghart Castle, near Mallow in Ireland.
Castle of Liscarrol, in the County of Cork.
The Castle of Kanturk.

Map of Part of the Estate of the Right
Hon. John Percival, Earl of Egmont.
Monument.

Mount Pleasant, near Tunbridge Wells. Beverston Castle.

PORTRAITS engraved by Faber. Rich. Perceval Esq. died 1620. Alice Wife to Rich. Perceval Esq. living

1599.

The Right Hon. Sir Philip Perceval Kt. died 1647.

Catharine, Wife to Sir Philip Perceval
Kt. died 2 Jan. 1681-2.
George Perceval Esq. ob. 25 March
1675.

The Rt. Hon. St In°. Perceval Bart. ob. 1665.

Catharine, Wife to Sr. Iohn Perceval
Bart. died 17 Aug. 1679.
Robert Perceval Esq. dyed 5 of June,
1677.

Sir Philip Perceval Bart. dyed 11th of
Sepr. 1680.

Sr In°. Perceval Bart. died 1686.

Bar', died 2d of Feb. 1691-2.

The Honble. Philip Perceval Esq. born 13th of Nov. 1686.

The Right Honble. Iohn Perceval Earl
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The Rt. Honble. Catharine Wife to John
Perceval Earl of Egmont born 1689.
Sir Philip Parker Knt, knighted by Q.

Elizth. 1578.

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