The Book of Common Prayer, and administration of the sacraments, and other rites and ceremonies of the Church, according to the use of the Church of England; : together with the Psalter or Psalms of David, pointed as they are to be sung or said in churches..
Church of England.
Hildyard, John,-1757,bookseller.StEdNL: Hall.191.k.2
BoswellMiss,fl. 1757,former owner.StEdNL Bdg.s.897
Boswell, Thomas,-1776,former owner.StEdNL Bdg.s.897
Boswell, Elizabeth,-1794,former owner.StEdNL Bdg.s.897
Boswell, Mary,-1796,former owner.StEdNL Bdg.s.897
Boswell, George,-1797,former owner.StEdNL Bdg.s.897
Boswell, Margaret,1723-1811,former owner.StEdNL Bdg.s.897
Boswell, Alexander,-1812,former owner.StEdNL Bdg.s.897
Edinburgh, : Printed by James Watson His Majesty's printer.,
1720..
At foot title page: Cum privilegio.
Final leaf = R12.
In this edition, last line of R12v has "the year of our Lord, 1571"; another edition has "Lord, 1571".
Some copies with plates.
ESTC
The front pastedown has the armorial bookplate of Thomas Boswell Esqr. of Blackadder. The recto of the front flyleaf has the manuscript inscription "MB. / Miss Boswell / 1757." The recto and verso of the back free endpaper has the following manuscript inscriptions "Mr. Thomas Boswell / Died Monday 8 April / 1776-aged 52. / Mrs. Elizr. Boswell / Died Wednesday morn / 13 Aug 1794 [????] / Miss Mary Boswell / Died Thursday 5 May / 1796 / Mr George Boswell / Died Tuesday 26 Mar / 1797 aged 56. / Margaret Boswell / born 27 July 1723 / died [????] 1811 / Margaret Boswell / born July 27 1723 / died July 12 1811 / Alexr Boswell / died Wednesday 1st. October / Anno 1812 aged 81."
Inscription at foot of titlepage: Sold by John Hildyard York 1745.
Gilt floral patterns on front and back boards. Dog tooth roll on edges and spine with four raised bands forming five gold tooled compartments.
In black morocco with gold tooled circles and borders on front and back boards. Four raised gold tooled bands on spine forming five gold tooled compartments.
In red morocco with gold tooled border on front and back boards. Spine has four raised bands forming five gold tooled compartments.