North Ile in the North Wall at Wollaton. R. Hall del.

p. 227.

W. Hollar sc. 39. Three Monumental Figures at the North side of the Church at Gunnalston. R. Hall del. W. Hollar sc. p. 301. 40. Tomb of Reynold Peckham, Esq. and Four Coats of Arms. on the same, on the South side of the Chancell at Ossington. R. Hall del. W. Hollar sc. p. 356. 41. Monument of William Cartwright, Esq. and Family, with Arms on the same, at the upper end of the Chancell on

the North side at Ossington. R. Hall del. W. Hollar sc. p. 357.

42. A Prospect of Ossington House from the Feild on the West side, as it now is, some part haveing beene ruined in the late rebellious Warr. R. Hall del. W. Hollar sc. p. 358. 43. The Old Abbey Gatehouse at Radford by Worksop, as it now is, A° 1676. R. Hall del. W. Hollar SC. p. 459. 44. Two Tombs in the Isle of Plumptre Church. R. Hall del. W. Hollar sc. p. 487. 45. Hospitalis B. Mariæ Virginis ad finem Pontis Nottingh. (vulgo vocat.) Plumptre's Hospitall, a Borea-zephyro Prospectus. Rich. Hall del. W. Hollar sc. N. B. The LARGE PAPER copies of this work are very rare.

II.

p. 495.

THOROTON'S HISTORY of NOTTINGHAMSHIRE: republished, with large Additions, by JOHN THROSBY, and embellished with picturesque and select Views of Seats of the Nobility and Gentry, Towns, Village Churches, and Ruins. (In THREE VOLUMES.)

"Admire the rich Abodes of the opulent, the Grove, the Lawns and Flora's Beauties; but seek the religious Ruin, the Grave, and the Tomb for calm contemplation."

Published by J. Throsby in the Year 1790; and sold in Nottingham by Messrs. Burbage, Tupman, Wilson, & Gray, Booksellers, and J. Wigley, Engraver; & by all the Booksellers in Town and Country.

VOL. I.

Engraved Title-page as above, with a Vignette View of Nottingham Castle, and of the Rock Holes near Nottingham. J. Wigley del. & sc.

Dedication to the Most Noble Henry Fynes Pelham Clinton, Duke of Newcastle, dated Leicester, October 1, 1790, and signed John Throsby.

Copy of the original Title-page.

Copy of the original Latin Dedication.

Copy of the Dedication to Sir William Dugdale, p. vii-viii.
The original Preface, with the Editor's Additions, [B-C 2] p. ix-

XX.

Nottinghamshire Collections, with Additions, [c 3-3 H] 406
pages.

Index to the First Volume, 2 pages.

N. B. Pages 252 and 253 are repeated, the former twice; and
page 386 is misprinted 387.

PLATES.

1. Engraved Title-page, with Vignette.

2. Portrait of Robert Thoroton, M.D. W. & J. Walker sc.
To face the Title.

Monumental Effigy of a Warrior in Stanford Church. On
the letter-press of p. 8.

3. Stanford Hall, the Seat of Charles Vere Dashwood, Esq.
Throsby pinx. W. & J. Walker sc. p. 9.

4. Stanford, Wilford, Normanton, and Bingham Churches.
p. 13.

5. Mural Monuments in Thrumpton Church and of W. St.
Andrew, in Gotham Church, with Four Figures in Wil-
loughby Church. J. Wigley sc. p. 33. (Copied from
Thoroton.)

6. Thrumpton Hall, the Seat of John Wescomb Emmerton,
Esq. Throsby del. W. & J. Walker sc. p. 36.

7. Monument of John St. Andrew, on the North Wall at Go-
tham; Three Tombs in Willoughby Church; and a Mu-
rál Monument in the Church of West Leak. J. Wigley
sc. p. 70. (Copied from Thoroton.)

p. 73.

(The same

8. The Roman Route from London to Lincoln, laid down by
J. Throsby from Observations upon an Excursion over it
in October 1791. Cockshaw sc.
Plate as is inserted in Throsby's Leicestershire.)
9. Bunney Hall, the Seat of Sir Thomas Parkyns, Bart.
Throsby pinx. W. & J. Walker sc.
10. Monuments in Bunney and Clifton Churches. J. Wigley sc.
p. 109. (Copied from Thoroton.)

p. 94.

11. Monumental Figures in Clifton Church, with Specimens of
Church Spires. (Etched by J. Throsby.) p. 112.
12. Clifton Hall, the Seat of Sir Gervase Clifton, Bart. Throsby
del. W. & J. Walker sc.
p. 113.

13. Painted Glass in a Cottage Window at Ruddington; Three
Pieces of Sculpture found underneath the Floor of the

Chancel of Slawford Church; and Four Shields of Arms.
J. Wigley sc. (Marked Throsby's Plate No. 5.) p. 130.
14. Tollerton Hall, the Seat of Pendoch Neal, Esq. Throsby
del. W. & J. Walker sc.
p. 174.

15. Two Monuments in Holme Pierepont Church. J. Wigley
sc. p. 180.
(Copied from Thoroton.)

16. Tombs in Clifton and Holme Pierepont Churches, with the
Effigy of Sir Gervase Clifton, Knt. and Bart. J. Wigley
sc. p. 180. (Copied from Thoroton.)

17. Holme Pierrepont Hall. R. Hall del. 1676. J. Wigley sc.
p. 181. (Copied from Thoroton.)

18. The Gatehouse next the Court at Wyverton; an Arch at the
East end of the Chancel at Titheby; Arms and Crests
cut in Stone over a Door at Wyverton, and in the East
Window of the Chancel at Titheby. J. Wigley sc. p. 194.
(Copied from Thoroton.)

19. Monuments in Langar Church. J. Wigley sc.

(Copied from Thoroton.)

p. 207.
20. Langar Hall, the Seat of the Rt. Honble Earl Howe.
Throsby del. W. & J. Walker sc.

p. 209.

21. Thoroton's House.-Ratcliffe Steeple, which fell in 1792.
-Monumental Figures, &c. p. 243.

22. A Prospect of a Tombe on the South Wall of the Chancell
at Screaton (Screveton), in memory of Richard Whalley,
Esq. with the West end of the same Tomb. J. Wigley sc.
p. 251. (Copied from Thoroton.)

23. Portrait of Mrs. Elizabeth Turner (Dr. Thoroton's Daugh-
ter). Vander Myn del. 1731. J. Walker sc. 1794.
p. 252.

24. Portrait of Bishop (Archbishop) Cranmer. p. 263. (Co-
pied from Thoroton.)

25. Screveton Font.-Inscriptions, Autographs, &c. p. 281.
26. Monuments in Flintham and East Bridgford Churches.
J. Wigley sc. p. 299. (Copied from Thoroton.)
27. Four Monuments in Staunton Church. p. 319. (Copied
from Thoroton.)

28. Winthorpe Hall, the Seat of Roger Pocklington, Esq.
Wigley del. Walker sc. p. 366.

29. Monuments in the Chancels of Hawton and Newark
Churches, with Arms in Langar Church. p. 394. (Co-
pied from Thoroton.)

30. View of Newark and its Castle. J. Throsby del. W. & J.
Walker sc. p. 398.

Inscription on the Font of Newark Church. Ón the letter-
press of p. 406.

Title-page as before.

VOL. II.

Advertisement to the Reader by J. Throsby, 1 page.
Nottinghamshire Collections continued, [A 2-30 2] 324 pages.
List of the Knights of the Shire and Burgesses for the Town of
Nottingham, copied from Deering. Folded. 4 pages.

List of Sheriffs from 1745 to 1795, with the Index to the Se-
cond Volume, 2 pages.

Index to the Plates of Armis, 3 pages.

N. B. Pages 87 and 88 are repeated with asterisks, and
p. 138 is misprinted 148.

PLATES.

1. Engraved Title-page as before.

2. Portrait of J. Throsby, æt. 50. J. Walker del. W. & J.
Walker sc. (The same Plate as is given in his History
of Leicester.) To face the Title.

3. The Rock called the Papish Holes near Nottingham; taken
in 1778. Folded. p. 5.

p. 22.

4. View of the Front of Nottingham Castle; with a Copy of
the Plan of Nottingham Castle, taken by Mr. Smithson
in 1617. J. Wigley sc.
5. Charles the First erecting his Standard at Nottingham.
J. Throsby del. W. & J. Walker sc.
6. Tradesmen's Tokens struck at Nottingham. J. Wigley sc.
p. 56.

p. 55.

7. Plan of Nottingham, 1670. p. 60. (Copied from Thoroton.)
8. Plumtre's Hospital, Collin's Hospital, and Thurland Hall.
p. 78.

9. Ecclesiæ Sta Maria Nottingham ab Argeste Prospectus,
A° 1677. J. Wigley sc. p. 82. (Copied from Thoroton.)
10. Monumental Effigies of the Plumtre Family, with the Fi-
gure of St. Andrew, coloured. p. 83.

11. Ancient Monuments in Plumtre's Isle in St. Mary's Church,
the Inscriptions in Brass being torn out. p. 87. (Co-
pied from Thoroton.)

12. The Churches of St. Peter and St. Nicholas. p. 89.
13. South View of Nottingham. Wigley del. Walker sc. p. 120.
14. Views of Nottingham Town Hall and Prison in 1741. Thos.
Sandby del. 1741. Wigley sc. A View of the same in
1791. p. 140.

15. Labourer's Hospital, C. (County) Hall, 1720, and Chapel

Bar. p. 142.

16. Miscellaneous Plate of Fifteen Coins. J. Wigley sc. p. 144.
17. Miscellaneous Plate of Coins, Siege Pieces, and Notting-
ham Town Seal. J. Wigley sc.

p. 148.

18. Portraits of James Burne the Ventriloquist, and Charley the
Street Musician. Coloured. p. 149.

19. The Exchange, Race Stand, and General Hospital. p. 151.
20. Three Views of Sneinton. p. 153.

21. Robin Hood's Grave-stone and Cap, with part of his Chair,
&c. p. 171.

22. Blidworth Rock, Kimberley Chapel, and King John's Pa-
lace. p. 172.

23. Plans of Two Roman Villæ. (No. I.) p. 173.

24. Miscellaneous Antiquities found in the Villa. (No. II.) p. 174.
25, Moore's Concretion, and Antiquities found in Shirewood Fo-
rest. p. 176.

Monuments of the Family of Tevery in Stapleford Church.
On the letter-press of p. 195. (Copied from Thoroton.)
26. Monuments in Wollaton Church. Cockshaw sc. p. 212.
(Copied from Thoroton.)

27. Wollaton Hall, the Seat of the Rt. Hon. Lord Middleton.
Throsby del. W. & J. Walker sc.

p. 214.

28. Strelley Hall, the Seat of Thomas Webb Edge, Esq.
Throsby del. W. & J. Walker sc.
p. 222.
29. Broxtow House.-Five Monumental Figures, Rings, &c.

p. 225.

30. Fossils from the Eastwood Collection. J. Wigley sc. p. 237.
31. Brook-Hill Hall, Cockglode Hall, and S.W. View of Beau-
vale Priory. p. 245.

32. Nuttall Temple, the Seat of the Hon. Henry Sedley.
Throsby del. W. & J. Walker sc. p. 255.

33. Annesley, with the S. East Corner of the Park.

(Copied from Thoroton.)

p. 270.

34. Brasses and Saxon Sculpture found in Papplewick Church.
p. 287.

Robin Hood's Stable. On the letter-press of p. 287.

35. Papplewick Hall, the Seat of the Rt. Hon. Frederick Mon-
tagu. H. Rooke, Esq. del. W. & J. Walker sc. p. 288.
36. Newstead Park, the Seat of the Rt. Hon. Lord Byron.
T. Smith pinx. Walker sc. p. 289.

37. The upper part of a Sepulchral Stone in Mansfield Wood-
house Church, and Two Figures in Skegby Church.
Etched by J. Throsby. p. 302.