PRIMER-Continued.

lande, and to be sell by Andrew Hester. n. d. (1539) 16mo. At the end it is said to be printed by Jhon Maylart, for Jhon Waylande.' An Almanack for 17 yeares begins 1539.

The Prymer in Englyshe, &c. Lond. by John Mayler, 1539, 16mo. The Primer contains S in eights. The Exposition on the 51st and 30th Psalms, E in eights. The Epistles and Gospels contain fol. xxxvi, and a table at the end,

The Prymer, in Englyshe and Latin. With the Pistels and Gospels of the Sondayes and festyvall holy dayes (circa) 1540, 16mo. An edition of Hilsey's Primer, probably printed by Wayland. The Almanac is for xii years (1540-1551). Sotheby's, Ap. 1857, (wanting title, part of prologue and end of table), 71.

Hilsey's Primers differ from those called Marshall's, published in 1534 and 1535, in being less hostile to Romanism, although the compiler has not scrupled to point out many objectionable passages in the Hora B. Mariæ Virginis.

A Primer or Boke of Prayers, set forth at longe, wherein are conteined the Houres of our Lady, of the Passion, and of the Holy Ghost, the vii. Psalmes, the Dirigies, with many other Prayers and ghostly Meditacions; here vnto is added the Pistles and Gospels dayly red in the Church. Lond. by Nicholas Bourman, 1540, long 12mo. The primer contains g, in twelves, besides the prefixes before the matins. Excepting a Catechism from Byddell's edition of 1535, 4to. the rest of the articles are the same as Bp. Hilsey's Manual. Rev. J. Raine (no title), 57.178.6d.

The Prymer, both in English and Latin. Anno MDXL. Almanacke for xvii years. Printed by Richard Grafton and Edward Whytchurch. Sm. 8vo. Sir M. M. Sykes, pt. iii. 49, 47. 10s. Bindley, pt. ii. 2238, mor. 41, 16s. British Museum-Maskell. The Primer in Englyshe and Laten, set out by K. HENRY VIII. Lond. by Wyllyam Bonham, 1542, 4to.

The Primer set foorth by the Kinge's
Majestie and his Clergie. Printed at
London, by Thomas Petyt, 1543, 4to.
Maskell's Selected Centuries, p. 22.
Lond. by Richard Grafton, 1543, 4to.
See Maunsell's Catalogue, p. 86.
Lond. by Richard Grafton, 1544, 12mo.
English and Latin.
Balliol and Queen's
College, Oxford.

The Primer, bothe in Englishe and in
Laten, set forth by us HENRY THE VIII.
by the grace of God, &c. Kyng, and our
Clergy. Lond. R. Grafton, 1545, 4to.
It contains the Litany of 1544, which, with

a few alterations, was afterwards incorporated with the Book of Common Prayer. Sotheby's, April, 1857, wanting title, calendar, and portions of 5 leaves, 9.5s. Maskell. Reprinted in Dr. Burton's edition of the Three Primers.

The Three Primers: Marshall's, 1535; Hilsey's, 1539; Henry VIII.'s 1545, are often not properly distinguished, being erroneously taken for different editions of the same book.

The Primer in Englishe and Latin, set foorth by the Kynge's Majestie and his Clergie. Lond. R. Grafton, 1545, 8vo. Maskell's Catalogue.

Lond. by Richard Grafton, 1545, 4to. English. White Knights, 1886, imperfect, mor. 11. 28. Copies in the Bodleian Lib. Douce Collection. Mr. George Offor.

Lond. by Richard Grafton, 1545, 16mo. English, V. in eights, half sheets. Grafton published an edition in Latin only, in 1546. See ORARIUM, p. 1727.

Lond. by Edw. Whytchurch, 1545, 4to. English. See Bibl. Ratcliff, 1158, also Maskell's Selected Centuries, p. 23. Bodleian and Trinity Coll. Cambridge.

Lond. by Edw. Whytchurche, 1545, sm, 8vo. English. British Museum. Maskell.

Lond. Berthelet, Jul. 2, 1545, 12mo.
English. Emmanuel Coll. Camb.
Lond. 1545, 4to. English and Latin.
University Lib. Camb.

The Prymer, &c. set forth by the Kynges
Majestie. Lond. R. Grafton, 1546, 8vo.
Saunders, in 1818, 27. Mr. George Offor.

Fac-simile reprint of this edition. Lond. circa 1710, 8vo. White Knights, 3285, 8s. Lond. by Richard Grafton, 1546, 4to. English. British Museum, Bodleian. Lond. by Richard Grafton, 1546, 16mo. Latin. Rev. J. Horner.

Lond. 1546, 12mo. Marquis of Bath.

The Primer in English and Latin. Lond. by Edwarde Whytchurch, 1546, 4to. Williams, 1451, morocco, 91. 9s. British Museum. Maskell.

Lond. by Ed. Whytchurch, 1546, 8vo

Maskell.

The Primer set furth by the Kinges Majestie [EDWARD VI.] and his Clergie, to be taught, lerned and red; and none other to be used throughout all his dominions. Lond. by Richard Grafton, 1547, 4to. English. Contains hh, in fours. The colophon is thus: Imprinted at London ye laste daie of November, in of first yere ye ye reigne of our sovereigne lord kyng Edward the vi. By Richard Grafton, printer to his moste royall Majestie. In the yere of our Lord MDXLVII. Cum privilegio ad imprimendum solum. On the last lear his rebus. Copies in the British Museum, Maskell, and Bodleian, Douce Coll.

PRIMER-continued.

Lond. by Richard Grafton, 1549, 4to. English. Bodleian. Gough.

Lond. by Richard Grafton, 1549, 12mo. English. Emmanuel Coll. Cambridge.

The Primer and Catechisme, set forthe by the Kynges highnes and hys Cleargye, to be taught unto Children throughout hys dominions all other set aparte (*). 1549. Cum privilegio ad imprimendum solum. 12mo. BLACK LETTER, 4 leaves. Sotheby's, Bandinel, Aug. 1861, (with other tracts), 21. 3s.

Lond. by Richard Grafton, 1551, 12mo. British Museum. Maskell.

intervening sheets having 8 leaves each On the reverse of bv, in the first alphabet, is the following notice: And in thy faythfull prayers remembre Thomas Cottes forde, ye preparer of thys preparative. The prayers are in favour of Edward VI.

The Prymer in Englyshe and Latin, with the Pystles and Gospels. Lond. Wyllyam Powell, n, d. (about 1555). 4to. In the Litany Philip and Mary are prayed for.

For Primers published in the reign of QUEEN MARY, see Prymers of Salisbury use, ante.

An Uniform and Catholic Prymer. English and Latin. Lond. John Weyland, n. d. 4to, Trinity Coll. Cambridge.

The Prymer, with the Catechism, set forth in the first year of the reign of QUEEN ELIZABETH. Lond. 1559, 16mo.

The first edition of the Primer in this

reign. See Lathbury's Hist. Com. Prayer
P. 65. The only copy known (having no
title-page) sold at Sotheby's, April, 1857
(Maskell), for 701.

lished without
Second edition. Lond. 1559, 4to. Pub-
these editions of 1559 retain Prayers for
the Catechism. Both
Library, and one in the University Li-
the Dead. A copy is in Christ Church
Clay's volume, edited for the Parker
brary, Cambridge. Reprinted in Mr.
Society. See Appendix,

Prymer in Englyshe and Latyne set oute by Kynge Henry VIII., with Calendar. To which are added the Epistles and Gospelles of everye Sunday and holy day thorow oute the whole yeare after the Church of Englande. Lond. Thomas Gaultier for John Waley, 1551, 8vo. English and Latin; the Latin in small black let ter down the margin of the pages. Printed in red and black, with small wood-cuts. Contains: Title,Calendar, Paternoster, and Creede, eight leaves, without sig nature. On Bi commences the 1 John; on F8 ends the Matyns; on GI begins the Hours of our Lady, which ends on reverse of IIv. Then follows the Even Song; then Complyn; Prayers for our Lady The VII (Penitentiall) Psalms, the Letany, the Dirige, Commendations of the Soules, Psalmes of Christ's Passion, the Psalter of Saint Hierome-his Prayers-the XV Oos. Collation.-A, BI to arv, in the second Alphabet, 372 pages, in eights. The Epistles and Gospelles. BLACK LETTER, long lines across the page. Table within a border on Ai, not marked, to Lviii. Imprinted at London by me, 'T'homas Gaultier, per John Waley, dwelling The Prymer and Catechisme set out at in Foster Lane, Anno 1551, the 29th day large with many godly Praiers, necessarie of May. This is a reprint, with some for all faithful Christians to reade. Imalterations, of the edition of 1545. Sothe-printed by William Seres, 1566, 8vo. by's, Feb. 1861 (wanting title), 107. 5s. Bodleian.

Lond. by Richard Grafton, 1552, 16mo. This edition contains the Catechism.

The Primer and Catechisme set forth by the Kinge's Highnes and his Clergy to be taught, learned and redde by his loving Subjects, al other set apart. Lond. E. Whytchurch, 1552, 8vo.

A Prymmer or Boke of private Prayer, nedeful to be used of all faythfull Christianes. Lond. Seres, 1553, 8vo. By royal authority, and of a totally different character from previous ones. In the Douce

Coll.

Primer with Catechism (of the reign of Edward VI.), 12mo. large BLACK LETTER. A copy without title or colophon was sold at Bp. Daly's sale, June 1858, for 207 Collation.-a 8, b 8, c vi, B to V iv, all the

Prymer or Booke of Private Praier, tians. Lond. by Wm. Seres, 1560, 8vo. needful to be used of all faithfull Chris

Prymer, &c. whyche book is to be used of all our lovying subjectes. Ex. Off. Wilh. Seres, 1560, 12mo. 207 leaves. Ccpies in the British Museum and Grenville Collection.

Lond. 1575, 8vo. This Primer contains two prayers for the Dead; and its general from the others. Of this edition there character and arrangements are different are two copies in the Bodleian. They have been regarded as different editions. The one has no title, the other no coloof 1566; the colophon to the other that of phon. The title to the one has the date 1575. The real date of both copies is that of the colophon, 1575, and the date in the title of the one copy is merely that of some other book, for which the woodcut border had been used in 1566. Such variations between the title and the colophon in these times are very common. See Lathbury's Hist. Com. Prayer, p. 67. The Primer or Office of the blessed

Worthies of Devon, Exeter, 1701, folio.

Lloyd, 1075, 21. 2s. Dent, pt. ii. 1113, russia, 31. 1s. Drury, 3656, russia, 37. 10s. Brockett, 2598, russia, 41. 4s. Nassau. pt. ii. 629, 5l. Marquis of Townshend, 2679, russia, 51.5s. Willett, 2023, 107. 12s. 6d. Heath, 4707, russia, 127. 1s. 6d. Collation. Title, one leaf; epistle dedicatory, 2 pages; an apologetical epistle, 6 pages; verses, 8 pages; the proemium, the worthies of Devon, and errata, pp. 1-600. There are 143 coats of arms on the letterpress, and the pagination of the work is very erroneous. A new edition, with Notes. Lond. 1810, 4to. Bright, 17. 5s. LARGE PAPER, in royal 4to. Dent, pt. ii. 918, 11. 2s. Towneley, pt. ii. 1296, russia, 3. 13s. 6d. Hibbert, 6666, 27. 16s. Collation.-Title and dedication to Hugh, Earl Fortescue, 2 leaves; preface and biographical sketch of the author, 4 pages; alphabetical list, two pages; list of sub

scribers, 6 pages; epistle dedicatory, one page; an apologetical epistle to the reader, 7 pages: verses, 6 pages; the proemium, 5 pages; the work, pp. 1-784; arms of families, with directions for placing the engravings, 2 pages; index, 10

pages.

Self-Murder asserted to be a very heinous Crime: to which is added a Prodigy of Providence, containing the wonderfull preservation of a Woman of Totnes who leaped over the Bridge, near 20 feet high, into the River. 1709, 8vo.

PRINCE, Philip Alexander. Parallels of Universal History, ar Outline of the History and Biography of the World. Lond. 1838, 8vo.-Second edition, enlarged, Lond. 1842-3, 8vo. 3 vols.

PRINCE. The perplex'd Prince. Lond.

This pretended secret history of Charles II. and Lucy Walters, which is but a mean performance, had a great influence. It is dedicated to William, Lord Russel, by T. S. Lloyd, 925, 3s. 6d.

The abdicated Prince, a Tragi-Comedy. Lond. 1690, 4to. 4s. A political piece, containing, under feigned names, transactions during the reign of K. James II., the Duke of Monmouth being the hero of the piece.

The Pleasures of Princes, or good Mens Recreations. Lond. 1614, 4to. Inglis, 1167, 10s. 6d. Towneley, pt. i. 737, 17. 18s. With the ordering of Fighting Cocks. Lond. 1635, 4to. Brand, 21. 5s. Nassau, pt. ii. 771, 7s.

which relate to the Laws of Organic Life. Lond. 1819.

Suppressed before publication. PRINGLE, Sir John, Bart. Six Discourses delivered by Sir John Pringle, Bart. when President of the Royal Society; on Occasion of six annual Assignments of Sir Godfrey Copley's Medal: to which is prefixed the Life of the Author. By Andrew Kippis, D.D. Lond. 1783, 8vo.

Thomas, M.A. A Chronological History of New England, in the Form of Annals, reciting the gradual Discoveries of America, These discourses, deservedly admired and the several Voyages from Eng- and clearness of investigation, were origi for their good sense, variety of knowledge, land thither. Boston, New Eng-nally published separately.-Lond. 1775land, 1736, 12mo. 2 parts in 1 vol. 8, 4to. Willett, 1982, 4s. 6d. (all printed).

Puttick's, Mar. 1861, 14s.-New edition. Boston, U. S. 1826, 8vo. 4s. 6d.

The second portion is in MS. at Fulham House, Bishop of London. See Notes and Queries.

Six Sermons. By Thomas Prince. Pub. lished from his Manuscripts, by John Erskine, D.D. Edinb. 1785, 12mo. Sixteen preliminary pages occupied with a Memoir of Thomas Prince, and the Prince Family, and pp. 156..

Dr. Pringle published other works, one of which, Observations on the Diseases of the Army,' has gone through many

editions.

PRINNE, John. Treatise on the Sacrament generally. BLACK LETTER, Parker, 1582, 16mo.

Dedicated to Sir F. Walsingham. PRINN or PRINNE. See PRYNNE, Wm.