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5, ROYAL OPERA ARCADE
11. Wilson's Promontory from Sydney to Melbourne. Water
Colours.
12. Sydney Heads, Port Jackson. *Feb. 14, 1861. Water Colours.
13. Sydney, from Balcony at the Hon. A. McArthur’s, Glebe Point.
Feb. 1861. Water Colours.
14. Sydney from the North Shore. Water Colours. This Drawing
was used as the frontispiece for Dr Jobson’s book : Australia,
with notes, by way of Egypt, Ceylon, Bombay and the Holy Land, 1862.
30 BACKHOUSE (William), Alchemist and Astrologer. 2 Dd.s.
(with seal). Folio. Nov. 1650. Relative to a judgment
obtained by Backhouse against Sir William and Peter
Temple, and appointing Thomas Harrison Attorney.
£5. 5s-
On each document, as witness, is the autograph signature of Elias
Ashmole, the Author of the famous book “ Institutions, Laws
and Ceremonies of the Order of the Garter.”
*** Backhouse adopted Ashmole as his son, freely imparting to
him the arcana of his mysterious lore.,
31 BACKWELL (Edward), Aiderman, celebrated London Gold-
smith, Founder of the English Banking System. 2 Dd.s.,
and 5 other Contemporary MSS. relative to Backwell,
1669-72, mentioning the Duke of Richmond, the Duke’s
marriage settlement, etc. £2
32 BARRINGTON (George). The History of New South
Wales, including Botany Bay, Port Jackson, Parramatta,
Sydney, and all its Dependancies, from the Original Dis-
covery of the Island; with the Customs and Manners of
the Natives; and an Account of the English Colony, from
its Foundation. Several coloured plates by Woodthorpe.
8vo. Original half calf. 1802. £3, 10s.
Hester Maria Thrale’s (Dr Johnson’s “ Queenie ”) copy with her
autograph Signature on the verso of the frontispiece.
33 BARROW (Philip). Eight A.Ll.s., etc. 9 pp. folio and
4to. Includes his “ bill of expenses in my journey into the
West sett out the 26th of October 1658.” £1, is.
Barrow rode from London to Staines, where he paid is. 6d. for a
rabbit, bread, and beer, thence to Basingstoke, Andover (paid 10s.
for a pint of burnt “ Clarrett,”) Salisbury, Sherborne, ‘‘ Crooke-
horne,” Hunniton, Exeter, Ashborne, Plymouth, Killington,
“ Cambellford,” “ Clovelle.” “ Mr Arrundel’s man was my guide
from Carhowes to Clovelle,” then to Torrington and “ Shafsbury.”
About sending him “ Sider ” (Cider). Etc.
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11. Wilson's Promontory from Sydney to Melbourne. Water
Colours.
12. Sydney Heads, Port Jackson. *Feb. 14, 1861. Water Colours.
13. Sydney, from Balcony at the Hon. A. McArthur’s, Glebe Point.
Feb. 1861. Water Colours.
14. Sydney from the North Shore. Water Colours. This Drawing
was used as the frontispiece for Dr Jobson’s book : Australia,
with notes, by way of Egypt, Ceylon, Bombay and the Holy Land, 1862.
30 BACKHOUSE (William), Alchemist and Astrologer. 2 Dd.s.
(with seal). Folio. Nov. 1650. Relative to a judgment
obtained by Backhouse against Sir William and Peter
Temple, and appointing Thomas Harrison Attorney.
£5. 5s-
On each document, as witness, is the autograph signature of Elias
Ashmole, the Author of the famous book “ Institutions, Laws
and Ceremonies of the Order of the Garter.”
*** Backhouse adopted Ashmole as his son, freely imparting to
him the arcana of his mysterious lore.,
31 BACKWELL (Edward), Aiderman, celebrated London Gold-
smith, Founder of the English Banking System. 2 Dd.s.,
and 5 other Contemporary MSS. relative to Backwell,
1669-72, mentioning the Duke of Richmond, the Duke’s
marriage settlement, etc. £2
32 BARRINGTON (George). The History of New South
Wales, including Botany Bay, Port Jackson, Parramatta,
Sydney, and all its Dependancies, from the Original Dis-
covery of the Island; with the Customs and Manners of
the Natives; and an Account of the English Colony, from
its Foundation. Several coloured plates by Woodthorpe.
8vo. Original half calf. 1802. £3, 10s.
Hester Maria Thrale’s (Dr Johnson’s “ Queenie ”) copy with her
autograph Signature on the verso of the frontispiece.
33 BARROW (Philip). Eight A.Ll.s., etc. 9 pp. folio and
4to. Includes his “ bill of expenses in my journey into the
West sett out the 26th of October 1658.” £1, is.
Barrow rode from London to Staines, where he paid is. 6d. for a
rabbit, bread, and beer, thence to Basingstoke, Andover (paid 10s.
for a pint of burnt “ Clarrett,”) Salisbury, Sherborne, ‘‘ Crooke-
horne,” Hunniton, Exeter, Ashborne, Plymouth, Killington,
“ Cambellford,” “ Clovelle.” “ Mr Arrundel’s man was my guide
from Carhowes to Clovelle,” then to Torrington and “ Shafsbury.”
About sending him “ Sider ” (Cider). Etc.
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