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RApln of Gardens. A Latin Poem in four Books. I. Of Flowers. II. Of Treesv
III. Of Waters. IV. Of Orchards. Tranflated. by the Reverend Mr. Gardiner,
Sub-dean of Lincoln. The third Edition. N.B. The Author being abfent from the
Prefs, the two firft. Books of this Poem were corrected by Alexander Pope Efq; the two
lift by Mr. Harte of St. Mary Hall in Oxford. IJluftrated with, feveral Cuts. Price 4 s.
bound.
The Clergyman and Gentleman's Recreation: Shewing the Pleaiure and Profit of
the Art of Gardening, viz.. Concerning the Preparing of the Ground for Planting and
Sowing. Of the "Method of Planting of Fruit-Trees in the Gardens. The moft
agreeable Difpofition of a Garden. Of Nurferies. Of Pruning. Of Pruning the
Vine, Peach and Nectarine, the Pear and the Fig: Of Grafting and Inoculating. Con-
cerning the proper Difpofition of Trees againfta Wall ; the beft kinds of each. Their-
Order and Time of ripening. The firft,fecond,third and fourth general Caufeof Barren-
nefs. Concerning the great Ufe and admirable Qualities ofuntry'd Earth. To. which
is added a new Method of building Walls with horizontal Shelters. Alio the Fruit-
Garden Kalendar: Or a Summary of the Art of managing the Fruit-Garden: Teaching
in order of time what is to be done therein, every Month in the Year. Containing
feveral new and plain Directions more particularly relating to the Vine. To which is
added an Appendix of the Ufefulnefs of the Barometer; with feme fhort Dire.&ions
how to make aright Judgment of the Weather. By John Laurence, M. A. Reiftor
of Bijhop-Werefmouth in Durham. The fixth Edition, with the Effigies of the Au-
thor, engrav'd by Vertu, prefix'd. Price 6s.
England's neweft Way in all Sorts of Cookery, Paftry, and all Pickles that are fit to.
be uf«L Adorned with Copper Plates. Setting forth the Manner of placing Diflies
upon Tables. And the neweft Fafhion of Mince-pies. By Henry Howard, Free-Cook
of London, and late Cook to his Grace the Duke of Ormond, and lince, to the Earl of
Salisbury, and Earl of.Winchelfea. To which arc added the beft Receipts for making
Cakes, Mackroons, Biskets, Gingerbread, French-Bread; as alio for preferving, con-
fcvingi candying and drying. Fruits; Confectioning and making of Creams, Sylla-
bubs, and Marmalades of feveral Sorts. Likewife Additions of Beautifying Waters and
other Curiofities; as alio above fifty new Receipts are added. Which renders the
whole Work compleat. The fifth Edition. Price zj. 6d.
Cafes argued and adjudged in the High Court of Chancery. Publifh'd from theMa-
nuferipts of ThomasVernon late of the Middle Temple Efq; by Order of the High Court
Court of Chancery. In 2 Volumes. Folio. Price zl. ? s. 6d.
An Inftituteof.the Laws of England; or the Laws of Eugland in their natural Order,
according to common Ufe. Publifhed for the Directions of young Beginners, or Stu-
dents in the Law; and of others that defireto have a general Knowledge in our com-
mon and ftatute Laws. In four Books. By Thomas Wood, LL.D. and Barrifter in
Law. The fourth Edition. Price. 1 /. 2 s. 6 d. bound.
Reports of Cafes adjudged in the Court of King's Bench, from the thirty third Year
of King Charles the fecond, to the ninth Year of King William the third. With fbme
Arguments in fpecial Cafes, and feveral Cafes which immediately relate to all Juftices
of the Peace. By Robert Skinner late of the Inner Temple Efq; Publifh'd by his Son
Matthew Skinner Serjeant at Law. Price 30 s.
Maxims of Equity, collected from, and proved by Cafes out of the Books of the beft-
Authority in the High Court of Chancery. To which is added the Cafe of the Earl
of Coventry, concerning the, defective Execution of Powers Jately adjudged in the High.
Court of Chancery. By Richard Francis,of thcMiddle-Tewpte Efq; Price ys. 6d.
Charters of the Cinque Torts, twotancient Towns,, and their Members. Tranflated
into Englifh with Annotations hiftprical and critical.thereupon, wherein divers old
Words ere explain'd, and feme of, their ancient Cuftems and Privileges obferv'd. By
Samuel Jeakefa-a. of Rye in Stsjfex, one of thefaid ancient Towns. Price 24.*. 6d.
The Modern Juftice. Being an Abridgment of the common Law, of all the AcTrsof
Parliament relating to the Juftices of the Peace, e^-- and fbme fpecial Law Cafes; with
variety of Precedents of Precepts, Summons's, Warrants, Examinations, Commit-
ments, <&c. regularly interfpers'd, fitting all Occafionsfor putting of the Laws in force.
And alio an Appendix, containing the Chairman's Charge, and the whole bufinefs of the
Quarter.
RApln of Gardens. A Latin Poem in four Books. I. Of Flowers. II. Of Treesv
III. Of Waters. IV. Of Orchards. Tranflated. by the Reverend Mr. Gardiner,
Sub-dean of Lincoln. The third Edition. N.B. The Author being abfent from the
Prefs, the two firft. Books of this Poem were corrected by Alexander Pope Efq; the two
lift by Mr. Harte of St. Mary Hall in Oxford. IJluftrated with, feveral Cuts. Price 4 s.
bound.
The Clergyman and Gentleman's Recreation: Shewing the Pleaiure and Profit of
the Art of Gardening, viz.. Concerning the Preparing of the Ground for Planting and
Sowing. Of the "Method of Planting of Fruit-Trees in the Gardens. The moft
agreeable Difpofition of a Garden. Of Nurferies. Of Pruning. Of Pruning the
Vine, Peach and Nectarine, the Pear and the Fig: Of Grafting and Inoculating. Con-
cerning the proper Difpofition of Trees againfta Wall ; the beft kinds of each. Their-
Order and Time of ripening. The firft,fecond,third and fourth general Caufeof Barren-
nefs. Concerning the great Ufe and admirable Qualities ofuntry'd Earth. To. which
is added a new Method of building Walls with horizontal Shelters. Alio the Fruit-
Garden Kalendar: Or a Summary of the Art of managing the Fruit-Garden: Teaching
in order of time what is to be done therein, every Month in the Year. Containing
feveral new and plain Directions more particularly relating to the Vine. To which is
added an Appendix of the Ufefulnefs of the Barometer; with feme fhort Dire.&ions
how to make aright Judgment of the Weather. By John Laurence, M. A. Reiftor
of Bijhop-Werefmouth in Durham. The fixth Edition, with the Effigies of the Au-
thor, engrav'd by Vertu, prefix'd. Price 6s.
England's neweft Way in all Sorts of Cookery, Paftry, and all Pickles that are fit to.
be uf«L Adorned with Copper Plates. Setting forth the Manner of placing Diflies
upon Tables. And the neweft Fafhion of Mince-pies. By Henry Howard, Free-Cook
of London, and late Cook to his Grace the Duke of Ormond, and lince, to the Earl of
Salisbury, and Earl of.Winchelfea. To which arc added the beft Receipts for making
Cakes, Mackroons, Biskets, Gingerbread, French-Bread; as alio for preferving, con-
fcvingi candying and drying. Fruits; Confectioning and making of Creams, Sylla-
bubs, and Marmalades of feveral Sorts. Likewife Additions of Beautifying Waters and
other Curiofities; as alio above fifty new Receipts are added. Which renders the
whole Work compleat. The fifth Edition. Price zj. 6d.
Cafes argued and adjudged in the High Court of Chancery. Publifh'd from theMa-
nuferipts of ThomasVernon late of the Middle Temple Efq; by Order of the High Court
Court of Chancery. In 2 Volumes. Folio. Price zl. ? s. 6d.
An Inftituteof.the Laws of England; or the Laws of Eugland in their natural Order,
according to common Ufe. Publifhed for the Directions of young Beginners, or Stu-
dents in the Law; and of others that defireto have a general Knowledge in our com-
mon and ftatute Laws. In four Books. By Thomas Wood, LL.D. and Barrifter in
Law. The fourth Edition. Price. 1 /. 2 s. 6 d. bound.
Reports of Cafes adjudged in the Court of King's Bench, from the thirty third Year
of King Charles the fecond, to the ninth Year of King William the third. With fbme
Arguments in fpecial Cafes, and feveral Cafes which immediately relate to all Juftices
of the Peace. By Robert Skinner late of the Inner Temple Efq; Publifh'd by his Son
Matthew Skinner Serjeant at Law. Price 30 s.
Maxims of Equity, collected from, and proved by Cafes out of the Books of the beft-
Authority in the High Court of Chancery. To which is added the Cafe of the Earl
of Coventry, concerning the, defective Execution of Powers Jately adjudged in the High.
Court of Chancery. By Richard Francis,of thcMiddle-Tewpte Efq; Price ys. 6d.
Charters of the Cinque Torts, twotancient Towns,, and their Members. Tranflated
into Englifh with Annotations hiftprical and critical.thereupon, wherein divers old
Words ere explain'd, and feme of, their ancient Cuftems and Privileges obferv'd. By
Samuel Jeakefa-a. of Rye in Stsjfex, one of thefaid ancient Towns. Price 24.*. 6d.
The Modern Juftice. Being an Abridgment of the common Law, of all the AcTrsof
Parliament relating to the Juftices of the Peace, e^-- and fbme fpecial Law Cafes; with
variety of Precedents of Precepts, Summons's, Warrants, Examinations, Commit-
ments, <&c. regularly interfpers'd, fitting all Occafionsfor putting of the Laws in force.
And alio an Appendix, containing the Chairman's Charge, and the whole bufinefs of the
Quarter.