82. BLAKE. _Willm. P. & L. Blake’s Circulating Library at the Boston Book Store._ An engraved label enclosed in an ornamental oval frame. Signed, _S. Hill. Sc._ 83. BLANC. _William Blanc. Middle Temple. Dominica._ Crest only. Motto on a garter enclosing the crest, _Frangas non flectan_. 84. BLATCHFORD. _Thomas W. Blatchford._ Plain armorial. Motto, _Providentia sumus_. Signed, _Wm. D. Smith sc._ 85. BLEECKER. _Bleecker._ Plain armorial. A festoon of cloth behind the shield. 86. BLENMAN. _Jonathan Blenman, Attoray, Genl. & Judge of ye Admty. in Barbadoes._ A small plate, without motto, rather poorly engraved. A little ornamentation of Jacobean manner appears at either side, and the mantling is rather profuse, but well above the shield. [Illustration: Absalom Blachly.] 87. BLOOMFIELD. _Bloomfield._ Armorial. Chippendale. Rudely drawn books used in the frame. Motto, _Pro aris et focis_. Signed, _J. Trenchard_. Major Joseph Bloomfield was a soldier in the Revolution, Governor of New Jersey, Brigadier-General in War of 1812, member of Congress, 1817-21. Illustrated in the “Art Amateur,” April, 1894. 88. BOLLING. _Robt. Bolling Esq’r._ Armorial. Chippendale. Figures are used as supporters which would appear to symbolize the freedom of the Garden of Eden, and the learning of classic Greece. Motto-ribbon empty; no crest. Of Chellowe, Va. Illustrated in “Curio,” page 15. 89. BONAPARTE. _Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte._ A plain label, with an ornamental type border. Nephew of Napoleon the Great. Born in England, 1805; died in Baltimore, Md., 1870. 90. BOND. _T. Bond, Surgeon._ Armorial. Chippendale. Signed, _W. H._ Native of Maryland; 1712-1784. A distinguished physician and surgeon of Philadelphia. 91. BOOTH. _Benjn. Booth._ Crest only. Autograph in a wreath under the crest. Of New York, until the Revolution broke out. 92. BOOTH. _George Booth._ Literary. A lighted candle and books in confusion are placed upon a table. The name is carved upon the edge of the table. On one of the book-covers appears the Booth crest. An etched plate. 93. BOSTON. _Shakspeare Circulating Library, Charles Callender, No. 25 School Street, Boston._ A very curious old woodcut, with a large oval medallion of the famous writer for whom the library was named placed in the centre against a rough rock background; the masks of Comedy and Tragedy lie at the foot, and the hilts of foils can be made out; a garland of roses falls at the right hand, and the rays of the sun come over the top. This is a rough engraving, very black and indistinct. 94. BOSTON. _Social Law Library. Boston._ The name appears on a curtain looped up and held by cord and tassel; above this a small oval encloses a view of four waterspouts, each from behind a rock; above this the circular frame encloses a hand bearing a lighted torch; on the frame is the motto, _Vestra cura alitur_, and the date 1804; a pile of books above for crest, with _S.L.L._ on the cover of one. 95. BOUCHER. _Jonathan Boucher._