Adrien Thèry d’Inghem, chanonie régulier de l’abbaye de Cisoing, engraved an armorial plate for his brother the Abbé de Gricourt, dated 1750, signed _A. T. Cis._ (See reproduction.) THEVENARD, M. 18th cent. M. F. Huguenin Dumitand. Armorial landscape. THIBAUT. 18th cent. THIÈRY, C. E. Modern. C. E. Thièry. Library interior. “Bébé fait irruption dans la bibliothèque--gare!!” Bibliotheca Oratorii Turonensis. Ecclesiastical. Ingold (D’après la miniature originale de 1466). This belongs to the Rev. Father Ingold, author of “Les Ex-libris Oratoriens.” Paris, 1892. (See reproduction.) Mons. Claude Emile Thièry was one of the founders of the Société Française,--he died at Maxéville on February 3, 1895. He was born in 1828, studied in the Ecole des Beaux Arts, and was a graceful and humorous artist. He was appointed engraver to the Austrian Court, and was for some time curator of the Museum of Nancy. An article on his works appeared in the “Archives de la Société Française” for January, 1894, with a series of book-plates he designed for his friend Gustave Droz, and he also engraved several plates for his own books--of these the most interesting was in imitation of a MS. of the Middle Ages, impressions of which were issued with the “Archives de la Société Française” for January, 1895, accompanied by a humorous letter from Mons. Thièry himself. E. THIÈRY _f._ Nameless literary plate, belonging to Beaupré, Conseiller à la Cour de Nancy. Two states. THOMASSIN. 17th cent. A nameless plate bearing the arms of the Nivernais family _D’Armes_. LE TILLIER _inv._ Ex Libris Francisci Perrault Ecclesiae de Praville in Belsia. Rectoris 1764. Portrait. Reproduced in the “Ex-libris Journal,” vol. iii., p. 69. TIPHAIGNE, L. 17th cent. On the nameless armorial book-plate of De Roquelaure, surrounded by the collars of the orders of Saint Michael and the Holy Ghost. (See Poulet-Malassis, p. 12.) TISSOT, J. 19th cent. T., J. (JEAN TOUSTAIN.) 17th cent. An armorial plate inscribed “B^{teq} de M^{gr} Pellot P^{er} Pres^{nt} du Parl^{ut} de Normandie.” Poulet-Malassis gives the date of this plate as between 1670-1686, and ascribes it to Jean Toustain, an engraver of Normandy. J. TOUSTAIN _Inv. F._ Ex Bibliotecha (_sic_) Illustrissimi Nobilissimique Viri D. Domini Claudii de Vassy Marchionis de Pirou necnon de Bressey Domini Castellani de Touchet necnon de Beaufou Domini et Patroni de Celland de L’Espinay Tesson de St. Marcouf, &c. 17th cent. (See reproduction.) TRAITEUR, J. Mr. le Marquis de Saisseval, 1772. Armorial, with supporters. M. L. Comte d’Essales 1771. Armorial. “_Traiteur fecit 1761._” On the plate of F. J. Schwendt, an Alsatian of some note, who died in 1824. See “Archives de la Société Française,” August, 1894. TROUCHOU. 19th cent. TRUDON. 17th cent. Signed a nameless plate bearing the arms of Potier de Novion.