Messrs. Sotheby and Wilkinson are now selling the last portion of the
Miscellaneous Stock of the late Mr. Thomas Rodd. This sale, which will
occupy eleven days, will close on Friday next: and on Saturday they will
sell the last portion of Mr. Rodd's, books, which will consist entirely
of works relating to Ireland, including several of great curiosity and
rarity.

Messrs. Puttick and Simpson will sell on Monday next a Collection of
Books from the library of the late well-known and able antiquary, Dr.
Bromet, together with his Bookcases, Drawing Materials, &c.

We have received the following Catalogues:--W. Brown's (No. 130. and
131. Old Street) List of English and Foreign Theological Books; W.
Nield's (46. Burlington Arcade) Catalogue, No. 4., of very Cheap Books;
W. Pedder's (18. Holywell Street) Catalogue Part IX., for 1850, of Books
Ancient and Modern; J. Rowwell's (28. Great Queen Street, Lincoln's Inn)
Catalogue, No 39., of a Select Collection of Second-hand Books; W. L.
Lincoln's (Cheltenham House, Westminster Road) Sixty-second Catalogue of
English, Foreign, Classical, and Miscellaneous Books.

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BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES WANTED TO PURCHASE.

T. NAOGEONGUS--REGNUM PAPISTICUM. 8vo. 1553.

BARNABE GOOGE'S POPISH KINGDOM. 4to. 1570.

Odd Volumes