16 Elizahethce, 1 January—16 November; 17 Elizahethce, 17 November-—31 December.        1574.
 

7555 Abp. John WHITGIPT. The Defence of the Answer
[1645] to the Admonition [1715-1717]. Ags. the Reply
[1884] of T. C. [Thomas Cartwright].               1574. fol.

1859  Abp. John WHITGIFT. A S. [on Jo. vi. 25-27] preached
before the Queen's Majesty, at Greenwich, 26 March
1574.                                                                        1574. 8.

1860  Comfort for the Sick. Two Parts. Trs. Ezekias
FOGGE.                                                              1574. 16.

75^7 A Defence of the Ecclesiastical Regiment of England,
defaced by T. C. [Thomas Cartwright] in his Reply
against Doctor J. Whitgift.                         1574. 8. Toy.

I.    0.—, "^John Charlewood, dwelling at the Half Eagle

and the Key in Barhican.
F.   0.—, Francis Ooldock, dwelling at the Green Dragon

in Paul's Churchyard.
T.   0.—, "^Thomas Colwell.    Imprinted at the St John
Evangelist in Fleet street, heneath the Conduit.
1862 The  notable  History  of Alfagus   and  Archelaus.
With a definition of Friendship.    Trs. [? Written] by
Edward JENYNGES.   [For the 1565 Ed., see i. 297.]
V.                                      1574. 4.

T. D.—, "^Thomas Dawson.    [See next address.]

"^Thomas Dawson and Thomas Gardiner.    Ln-

printed nigh unto the Three Cranes in the Vintry [, in

Thames street].   [Copland's printing house from 1559 to

1561 was 071 the Three Craned Wharf, see v. 28, 32, 36.]

75^5 William BOURNE.   A Regiment for the Sea.   [See

V. 60, 80.]

N.D. [1574, as the Calendar begins with this year]. 4

I.   D.—, "^John Day, dwelling over Alders Gate, heneath

St Martin's [le Grand Collegiate Church].    Sold

at his shop under the Gate.

1864 (1) Bp. ASSER. ^lfredi Regis res gestae. [The
Latin text printed in Anglo-Saxon type.]
(2) ALFRED. Pref. to his translation of St
GREGORY'S "Pastoral Care": m (1) A.-S. interlined
with Eng., (2) in Latin. Pref. by Abp. Matthew
PARKER.                                               N.D. [1574]. fol.

7555 (1) Joannes CAIUS.   [John KAY.]    De antiquitate
Cantabrigiensis Academise Libri II. Aucti ab Auctore.
(2) [Thomas   CAIUS.     (Thomas   KAY).]    Assertio
antiquitatis Oxoniensis Academise.    See 1226.      1574. 4.

7555 Joannes CAIUS.   [John KAY.]   Historise Cantabri-

fiensis Academise ab urbe condita Libri II.          1574. 4.

OANNES CAIUS. [John KAY.] De pronuntiatione
Grecse et Latinse linguse cum scriptione Nova Libellus.
See 277, 1806.                                                         1574. 4.

7555 Jean CALVIN. Four Sermons upon the Song that
EzECKiAS [Hezekiah] made, after he had been sick.
[Isa. xxxviii. 9-11.]   Trs. A. L.    See 565.     n.d. [1574]. 8.

1869  A. N. [Dean Alexander NOWELL]. [His large
Catechism.] Catechismus sive Prima Institutio Discip¬
linaque Pietatis Christianse.   See 1502.                1574. 4.

1870  A. N. [Dean Alexander NOWELL]. [His small
Catechism.] Catechismus Parvus, pueris primum qui
ediscature, proponendus in Scholis. [This is the Church
of England Catechism with additions, translated into
Latin by Dean NOWELL, and into Greek by William
W^HITAKER.]   Lat. & Gr.                                1574. 8.

7577 Thomas WALSINGHAM. Historia brevis ab Ed. I.
ad Hen. V.    See 7557.                                         1574. fol.

1872 Thomas WALSINGHAM. Ypodigma Neustrise vel
Normannise . . . ab irruptione Normannorum usque ad
6 Hen. V.                                                             1574. fol.

7575 (1)  Certain    select    Prayers    gathered    out    of    St
Augustine's Meditations, which  he calleth his Self-
Talk with GOD.
(2) St Austen's [Augustine's] Manual.                 1574. 8.

H. D.—, "^Henry Denham, dwelling at the Star in Pater¬
noster row.

1874 John MARBECKE.    The Lives of holy Saints . . .

and others contained in Holy Scripture.   Gathered into

an alphabetical order.                              1574. 4. Watkins.

7575 John MARBECKE.    The Lives of Holy Saints . . .

Gathered into an alphabetical order. 1574. fol. Watkins.
7575 Reginald SCOT.   A perfect Platform [Plan] of a Hop

Garden.   See 2101, 2865.                                        1574. 4.

7577 (a) The old Laws and Statutes of the Stannary of Devon.

(b) Certain others newly made, 16 Eliz., 1574. n.d. [1574]. 4.
 

G. D.—, Garrat [or Garrard]  Dewes,  dwelling at  the

Swan in PauVs Churchyard.
T. E.—, "^Thomas East, divelling at London Wall, by
the Ship.                         [ii. 342.J

W. E.—, Wimam Edmonds.                         ?

P. P.—, Peter French.                                 ?

The   Assigns   of   FRANCIS   FLOWER,   see
CHRISTOPHER BARKER.
T. G.—, "^Thomas Gardiner.    [See Thomas Dawson.]
F. G.—, Francis Godlif [or Godly], dwelling at the West

end of PauVs Church.

T. H,—, Thomas Hacket.    Sold at the Green Dragon in

the Royal Exchange.

1878  (1) E. H. [Edward HAKE.] A Touchstone for this
Time present, expressly declaring such Abuses as trouble
the Church of GOD and our Christian Commonwealth
at this day.

(2) [De pueris statim ac liberaliter instituendis.] A
compendious Form of Education. . . . Trs. Edward
HAKE.                                   V.                           1574. 8.

I.   H.—, John Harison the Eldest, divelling at the White
Greyhound in PauVs Churchyard.      [v. 112.]

1879  Robert RECORD. [1st Ed. 1551.] The Pathway to
Knowledge.    Two Books.                                      1574. 4.

L. H.—, *Lucas Harrison, dwelling at the Crane in PauVs
Churchyard.

Lucas Harrison and George Bishop.

1880  Jean CALVIN. Sermons upon the Galatians. Trs.
Arthur GOLDING.                                            1574. 4.

W. H.—, "^William How, dwelling over Temple Bar, in
Elect street.

1881  Theodore de B^ZE. A Book of Christian Questions
and Answers. Trs. Arthur GOLDING. See 7547,
2289, 2277-8, 2876.                                    1574. 8. Veale.

1882  Guilielmus GRATAROLUS. A Direction for the
health of Magistrates and Students. Trs. Thomas
NEWTON.                                             1574. 8. Veale.

1888 The Garland of godly Flowers ... as they flourish in
Christian Writers . . . collected and digested by
Thomas TWYNE.                                               1574. 8.

R. H.—, Richard Hudson, dwelling at the Wool Pack in

Hosier lane [, Smithfield].
T. H.—, Thomas  Humhle,  dwelling at the  George  in

Lornbard street.
R.   I.—, "^Richard Jones, divelling at the Spread Eagle at
the upper end of Elect lane.    Sold at his shop joining
to the South- West Door of PauVs Church.
1884 R.  C.   The   blazing   of  Baudry   daily   procured   by
Beldame B., principal Broker of all iniquity.   V.   1574. 8.
7555 Barnaby   RICH.     A   pleasant   Dialogue    between
Mercury and an English Soldier, containing a Supplica¬
tion to Mars.   Written in 1574.    [Sold at the Corner
 

8.
 

Shop, at the South-West Door of Paul's Church.]

N.D., N.PR. [? R. Jones. ? 1574],
7555 Middleburgh.   A brief Rehearsal [of the surrendering of
Middleburgh and Armew {Arnemuiden), 9 Feb. 1574, to
William Prince of Orange].  Trs. from the Dutch copy
printed at Dordrecht.                                  n.d. [1574]. 8.

W. I.—, "^William  Jones,   dwelling at  the South-West
Door of PauVs  Church, joining  unto   \the]  Lollards
Tower.   [See R. Jones's address above and next year.]
7557 (1) John JONES.    A brief Discourse of the natural
beginning of all growing and living Things.   Trs.

(2)  Claudius GALEN.   Book of Elements.   Trs. John
JONES.

(3)  John JONES,   [a) The baths of Bath [2 Ed.], (b)
The baths of Buckstone [Buxton].   [2 Ed.]           1574. 4.

I.   I.—, John Judson.                        ?

R.  I.—, "^Richard Jugge.    Imprinted hy Newgate Market,
next unto Christ Church.

1888  A Proc. against excess of Apparel.

Greenwich, 15 June [1574], 16 Eliz.              Four sh. br.

1889  A Proc. adjourning, on account of the Plague, part of
Michaelmas Term.

Hampton Court, 1 Oct. [1574], 16 Eliz.              s. sh. br.

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