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Geneva, 1820 3662 KEMBLE.-Boaden's Memoirs of John Philip Kemble, and History of the Stage from the time of Garrick. 2 vols. 8vo, portrait, calf. 68 3663 KEMPE (A. J.) Historical Notices of the Collegiate Church of St. Martin-le-Grand, London, plates, 1825-Dalyell (J. G.) Tracts on Monastic Antiquities, Edinb, 1809-Moore's List of the Principal Castles and Monasteries in Great Britain, 1798. In 1 vol. 8vo, cloth. 68 3664 KENNET (White) Funeral Sermon for William Duke of Devonshire, with Memoirs of the Cavendish Family. 8vo, old calf gilt. 48 1708 3665 KENRICK (Rev. John) Roman Sepulchral Inscriptions, their Relation to Archæology, Language, and Religion. Post 8vo, cloth. 38 6d 1858 "The great interest of this work consists in the skill with which the quintessence of learning is applied to the illustration of a system of life long passed away, and inscriptions to the memory of the dead used to unfold the feelings and ideas of the living."-Spectator. KENT. 3666 LAMBARDE (W.) Perambulation of Kent, conteining the Description, Hystorie, and Customes of that Shyre. 4to, BLACK LETTER (2 leaves in manuscript) old calf. 10s 6d-ANOTHER, wanting last leaf of Index. 168 1576 3666* LAMBARDE (W.) Perambulation of Kent, conteining the Description, Hystorie, and Customes of that Shyre. 4to, BLACK LETTER, with the map of the Beacons, GOOD COPY, old calf gilt. £1. 18-ANOTHER, new, in calf gilt, A FINE COPY. £1.88 3667 LAMBARDE. -Another copy, calf neat. 16s-new, calf gilt. 18s 1596 Neither of these copies have the "Carde of the Beacons." 1596 3667* LAMBARDE'S Perambulation of Kent. (Wants title, &c.) BLACK LETTER, calf. 58 1596 3668 LAMBARDE.- Another edition (verbation reprint). Svo, portrait and map, boards. 58 58 1826 1659 3669 KILBURNE (Richard) Topographie or Survey of the County of Kent. 4to, some leaves stained, half russia. 3670 KILBURNE'S (R.) 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Folio, SECOND EDITION, folding plate of Bromley College, and plate of Kit's Coty Hause, but no map, half bound. 128 6d-whole bound in calf. 158 3676 PHILIPOTT'S Kent. Folio, half bound. 188 1659 1776 1776 This copy has numerous manuscript notes by Isaac Bargrave (a Kentish name). 3677 PHILIPOTT'S Kent. Folio (no plates of Bromley College or Kit's Coty House) half bound. 10s 1776 3678 HARRIS'S History of Kent. Plates, it wants the views of Gentlemen's Seats, but has a long view and a plan of Canterbury, engraved by Hollar, inserted, calf. £1. 18 neat. £4.108 1719 3679 HASTED'S (Edward) History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent, vols. 1, 2, and 3. Folio, numerous maps and plates, calf Canterbury, 1778-90 3680 HASTED'S Kent. Vol. 3, folio, wanting most of the maps and plates, but with NUMEROUS MANUSCRIPT NOTES BY THE AUTHOR, uncut. £1.58 1790 Containing 145 Parishes, chiefly on the west side of Canterbury, including the districts of Walland and Romney Marshes, and part of the Weald. 3681 GREENWOOD'S (C.) Epitome of the History of the County of Kent. 4to, boards (the edition without plates). 88 6d 1838 3682 GREENWOOD'S Large Map of the County of Kent, from an actual Survey in 1819-20, on canvas and rollers, 6 feet wide by 4 feet long. 78 6d 3683 MANUSCRIPT.-Various Forms and Precedents relating to the County of Kent, Manuscript of the time of King Henry VIII. 4to. 78 6d 3684 A NEW Philosophico Chart of East Kent, invented and delineated by Christopher Packe, M.D., on canvas and roller, 4 ft. wide by 4 ft. long, a very curious map, as showing the drainage of the country, scarce. 158 Printed at the sole expense of the author, 1748 3685 ANDREWS, Dury, and Herbert's Topographical Map of the County of Kent. 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Thick 8vo, FINE PLATES, cloth. 188 1853 3689 HISTORY of the County of Kent within 30 Miles of London (from Hunter's History of London and its Environs). 4to, cloth. 58 3690 FINCH (W.) Historical Sketch of the County of Kent, with a Directory. Small 8vo, map and two plates, half calf. 28 1803 3691 STREATFEILD (Rev. Thomas) Excerpta Cantiana; being the Prospectus of a History of Kent preparing for publication. Folio, plates and woodcuts, PRIVATELY PRINTED, boards. 158 3692 SOMNER (W.) Treatise of the Roman Ports and Forts in Kent. Small 8vo, portrait, calf. 38 6d-ANOTHER, calf extra, marbled leaves. 58 58 N.D. Oxford, 1693 3693 GENIUS of Kent, or County Miscellany, 1792-3. 8 Nos. all published, boards, very scarce. Canterbury, W. Epps 3694 ARCHEOLOGICAL MINE; a Magazine in which will be comprised the History of Kent, founded on the basis of Hasted. By A. J. Dunkin. 8vo, parts 1 to 39, published monthly, 8d and 1s each 1854 3695 CESAR'S Cantian Campaigns. By Alfred John Dunkin, with a Map of Kent before the Christian Era. 8vo, boards. 68 6d 3696 DOMESDAY Book for the Counties of Kent, Sussex, and Surrey, translated by Henshall. 4to, boards. 9s 6d 1799 3697 HENSHALL (Samuel) Specimens and Parts, containing a History of the County of Kent (during the Anglo-Norman period, 1065-1272). 4to, map of Kent from the Domesday Book, boards. 3s 3698 POLL-BOOKS for the Coy of Kent, 1790. 38-Ditto for 1802. 38. 8vo 1798 3699 POLL-BOOKS for East Kent for 1832 and 1837. 8vo, bds. 2s each 3700 POLL-BOOK for West Kent, 1835 and 1852. 8vo. 38 each |