_Note._ On pages 428-9, Vol. III., appears Lamb’s criticism on “De Foe’s Works of Genius.” [Mr. Wilson says: “The following remarks upon De Foe’s Works of Genius are from the pen of the Author’s highly esteemed friend, Charles Lamb, and are original.”] Pages 636, 7, 8, 9, Lamb’s remarks on “De Foe’s Secondary Novels” appear. These are of so characteristic a nature that they are well worth perusal. [Wilson adds: “To recall the attention of the public to his other fictions, the present writer is happy to enrich his work with some original remarks upon his Secondary Novels, by his early friend Charles Lamb, whose competency to form an accurate judgment upon the subject, no one will doubt who is acquainted with his genius.”] _Price._ Scribner & Welford [Full calf], $18.00. 1830. [23] _Title_: ALBUM VERSES, | WITH A FEW OTHERS, | by CHARLES LAMB, | [vignette] London: | Edward Moxon, 64, New Bond Street. | 1830 12mo _Collation_: Title, 1 page. pp. vii. pp. 150. Size 7⅝ × 4¾. _Note._ Dedication to Moxon. “Enfield, 1st June,” 1830. This volume contains “Album Verses,” “Miscellaneous,” “Sonnets,” “Commendatory Verses,” “Acrostics,” “Translations from the Latin of Vincent Bourne,” “Pindaric ode to the Treadmill,” “Epicedium,” and “The Wife’s Trial.” _Price._ Scribner & Welford [uncut, original boards], $15.00. Sotheby’s, 1889 [calf], £1 5_s._ Sotheby’s, 1890 [original boards], £1 10_s._ 1831. [24] _Title_: SATAN IN SEARCH OF A WIFE; | with the Whole Process of | his COURTSHIP and MARRIAGE, | and who Danced at the Wedding. | by | an Eye Witness [Engraved Title] London: | Edward Moxon, 64 New Bond Street. | M.DCCC.XXXI. _Collation_: Engraved (wood) Frontispiece, 1 page, Engraved (wood) Title, 1 page, Dedication, 1 unnumbered page. pp. 36. [Frontispiece and four illustrations.] Size 6¼ × 3¾. _Note._ See “Letter to Moxon, October 24, 1831.” Illustrations, [woodcuts,] should face pages 8, 21, 32, with tail-piece [“To delicate bosoms, that have sighed over the ‘Loves of the Angels,’ this poem is with tenderest regard consecrated”]. The original cover should be preserved. _Price._ Sotheby’s, 1888 [calf, gilt edge], £2 3_s._ Sotheby’s, 1890 [original wrappers], £8. 1833. [25] _Title_: THE WIFE: | A Tale of Mantua, | A Play, In Five Acts, | By | James Sheridan Knowles, | Author of “Virginius” “The Hunchback” &c | London: | Edward Moxon, Dover Street. | 1833. 8vo _Collation_: Advertisement, 1 page, Title, 1, Dedication, 1 page, Preface, 1 page, Prologue, 1 page, Dramatis Personæ, 1 page. pp. 120. Size 8¼ × 5. _Note._ The Epilogue was written by Charles Lamb and spoken by Miss Ellen Tree. Knowles, in the edition of his plays 1833, speaks of his debt to Lamb, etc. _Price._ $2.50. 1833. [26]