p. 128. 5. Ecclesiæ Pavlinæ Prospectus. | index and errata, 2 pages. Maps.p. 133. 6. Navis Ecclesia Cathedralis S. 1. Romney Marsh, &c. p. 16. 2. SedgPavli Prospectvs interior. p. 112. 7. Partis moore. p. 111. 3. Hadfeild Chase. p. 142, exterioris Chori ab Occidente Prospectus. 4. River of Ankholme. p. 150. 5. Deepp. 116. 8. Chori Ecclesiæ Cathedralis S. ing Fenne. p. 194. 6. South Holland. Pavli Prospectvs interior. p. 117. 9. Ori- p. 219. 7. Marshland. p. 244. 8. The entalis Partis Eccl: Cath: S. Pavli Pros- great Levell. p. 375. 9. The great Levell pectvs interior. p. 111. 10. Areæ Eccle- drayned. p. 416. 10. Lindesey Level. p. siæ Cathedralis Sti. Pavli Ichnographia. p. 419. 11. The East and West Fenne. p. 423. 150. 11, 12, 13. Ecclesiæ Cathedralis S. In the copy 'ex dono Authoris 24° Pavli a Septentrione, ab Occidente et ab Maij A° 1666' belonging to the ColOriente, Prospectus. p. 151. lege of Arms, are five additional leaves, containing A Note of the Contents of the surrounded Grounds in every particular and an Act (Anno xiii Caroli 11.) for ConLordship in the Level of Ancolme, &c. firmation of certain Decrees of Sewers made by the Commissioners.

DUGDALE, Sir William, Knt. The History of St. Paul's Cathedral in London, with a Continuation and Additions, including the Republication of Sir William Dugdale's Life from his own Manuscript, by Henry Ellis. London, 1818. folio.

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The History of Imbanking and Drayning of divers Fenns and Marshes both in foreign Parts, and in this Kingdom, and of the Improvements thereby. Extracted from Records, Manuscripts, and other authentick Testimonies. London, 1662. folio.

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Origines Juridiciales, also a Chronologie of the Lord Chancelors and Keepers of the great Seal, &c. London, 1666. folio.

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Chronica Juridicialia. or, an Abridgment and Continuation of Dugdale's Origines Juridiciales. The second Edition enlarged. London, 1739.8vo. 10s. 6d. Title, dedication, and an instruction to the reader, 7 leaves; a catalogue of the chancellors, pp. 209; appendix, pp. 19; advertisement, &c. sign. O. 8 leaves; the table, 36 leaves.

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