1715.

1716.*

corrected and very much enlarged, with many valuable Memoirs, never before printed, &c. 2 vols. 8vo.

THE PEERAGE OF ENGLAND: VOL. II. or a Genealogical and Historical Account of all the Families of this Kingdom, &c. &c. in two parts: the Second Edition, with a Supplement, containing some Families formerly omitted, and others where the honour lies dormant, or exists in female issue.

This is in fact the second volume in two parts published in 1711, with new title-pages, and a Supplement containing 32 pages; these two parts, with the date 1714, frequently occur with the preceding edition of 1714, and form four volumes.

THE PEERAGE OF ENGLAND, &c. in two parts. Third Edition. [By ARTHUR COLLINS.] 2 vols. 8vo.

This was the edition of 1714, with a new title and the addition of an Account of those Families advanced by King George the First.

A SUPPLEMENT TO THE PEERAGE OF ENGLAND: containing several ADDITIONS and COR

* This refers to the edition of 1710, of which the editions in 1712, 1714 and 1715, were in fact the same, and consequently

RECTIONS, not printed in the former editions.

8vo.

1716.* THE PEERAGE OF SCOTLAND; containing an Historical and Genealogical Account of the Nobility of that Kingdom, &c. By GEORGE CRAWFURD, ESQ. folio. Edinburgh.

1717. THE PEERAGE OF ENGLAND: &c. [By ARTHUR COLLINS.] Fourth Edition, 2 vols.

1718.+

8vo.

This was the edition of 1715, with new titles and an Appendix.

THE BRITISH COMPENDIUM: or a particular Account of all the present Nobility, both Spiritual and Temporal, from his Majesty to the

forms a Supplement to all those editions, and this volume frequently has the Supplement of 32 pages published with the edition of 1714, bound up with it.

* This was the first work which treated generally of the Peerage of Scotland, the preface to which contains some observations upon various Historical and Genealogical Tracts and Collections, then existing, relating to the Nobility of Scotland.

The first edition of this work, which was subsequently extended to Scotland and Ireland, and continued to be published at intervals, for many years, under the editorship of Francis Nichols, who was employed by the Booksellers.

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1719.

1720.

Commoner also, an Account of all the Bishopricks and Deaneries, &c. Likewise the Arms and Coronets of the Peers, &c. To which is added an Introduction to the Ancient and most noble Science of Heraldry. 12mo.

A Second and a Third Edition of the last Article, with large Additions and Corrections, both 12mo.

[SCOTLAND.] RUDIMENTS OF HONOUR: OR THE SECOND PART OF THE BRITISH COMPENDIUM: wherein is contained a particular account of the present Nobility of SCOTLAND, or North BRITAIN, viz. their Descents, Publick Transactions, Titles, Posts, Marriages, Intermarriages, Seats, and Issue: with all their Coats of Arms, &c. 12mo.

THE THEATRE OF BRITISH HONOURS: being an account of the present Nobility, with what has happened remarkable to them or their Ancestors, &c. 12mo.

The last Work republished in the same year, with Plates of the Arms engraven: the

Frontispiece to the Plates containing the imprimatur of the Earl Marshal. 12mo.

1721.

THE BRITISH COMPENDIUM OR RUDIMENTS OF HONOUR; wherein are contained the Genealogy, Titles, &c. of the Nobility of England, &c. Fourth Edition. 12mo.

1722.*

THE IRISH COMPENDIUM: OR RUDIMENTS OF HONOUR; containing a Brief Account of all the Kings and Governors of Ireland, from the year 428, to the present time: as also the Titles, Descents, Marriages, Issue, Posts, and Seats of all the present Peers of that Kingdom, &c. 12mo. called Vol. 3.

1723.

THE BRITISH COMPENDIUM: OR RUDIMENTS OF HONOUR; containing the Titles, Descents, Marriages, Issue, Posts, and Seats of all the present Nobility of England, &c. Fifth Edition. 12mo.

* The first account of the Irish Peerage: the Editor in his preface, states the design to be " entirely new, and that nothing of this kind hath ever before been attempted."

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1725.

[SCOTLAND.] THE BRITISH COMPENDIUM, OR RUDIMENTS OF HONOUR, &c. Second Edition, with the addition of 200 pages: the whole new modelled. 12mo. called Vol. 2.

THE PEERAGE OF IRELAND: or an Exact Catalogue of the present Nobility, both Lords Spiritual and Temporal, with an Historical and Genealogical Account of them, &c. By AARON CROSSLEY, Herald Painter, of Dublin. folio. Dublin.

1726.

THE BRITISH COMPENDIUM: OR RUDIMENTS OF HONOUR, &c. Sixth Edition, 12mo. called Vol. 1.

1727.*

THE ENGLISH BARONAGE: or an Historical Account of the Lives and Memorable Actions of our Nobility, with their Descents, Marriages, and Issues, &c. &c. By ARTHUR COLLINS, Esq. 4to.

* This volume was intended as a specimen of a Baronage upon an extended plan, but proceeded no farther than the first volume, owing to the want of public encouragement in so expensive an undertaking.