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interestiug and remaining LIBRARY
it of the late Mr. EDWARD JONES, Bard to the King;
containing an extremely rare Collection of Massie and Works
of Music, Pageants and Archery ; together with a large Col-
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Musical Instruments, &c. including Wood's Bowman's glory;
Shotterel and Durfey's Archerie Revived; Ben Jonson's koyal
and Magnificent Entertainment, 1604; A particular Eatertain-
ment at Althorpe, 25th June, 1603; Harry Owen's (ienealogy
of King James, 1604; Life of King Arthur, 1582, &c.; Prisei
Kist. Brytannicse, 1570 ; Willis's Cathedrals, 4 vol. ' • Rh2asi
(Joan. Dan.) Linguae Csmbro Britannic/' CymnaceveLinguse
Institutiones ; Davies' Latin and Welch Dictionary, &c. &c. ;
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1. 1111 E PII 1.T..0M AT MC JOURNAL, and
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HIEROGLYPHICS; or, the IRISU PRE.
CEPTOR.
Resorting in teaching to Lurious specifics,
An It ish Pruceptur thus us4hieroglyplin3
" In Dublin you've been, and on Curragh of Kildare.
Young Shaughnessy, ra.tk and high fashion when there ;
Now, what seas tile prevalent charm at each place,
That gave to attraction superlative grace?—
Examine these pictures, and ample suggesti
rind how correctly to answer the cplestion."
The Fit st represented. in desperate strife.
Fierce combat,ints strtigglituf. fot victory and life.—
The second a double yew-tree on the wing,
.Near which seem'd some small fear heed minstrek to sing,—
The Third a chat-bird, whose tongue seldom is still,
With scroll, ',tench conjunction that bore, in its bill.—
The fourth W7IS an insect, industry not scant in ;
The Last a gilt frame, but the pictute was wanting.

"'!'his painting that spreads desolation afar,
Young Shaughnessy said, " surely represents WAR.
The small birbs are wrens, but the double-yew rett,
Four-fifths, that is R, E, N, S, is then left ;
These pictures uniting to form thus a nano.
Proclaiim'd o'er the world by the clarion of Fame !
And J is the, name of this cuatter-bred bird,
'l', on the scroll, the conjunctive French word ;
And this hieroglyphic so aptly is set,
That non* can mistake in•pronouncing it JET.—
Next B servos the name of an insect to show ;
And since to this frame to, instruction we owe,
Its principal ornament plainly is LACKING,
Anti thus is illustrated
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