9-~s.v1.Jm.v %,19(l).] NOTES AND QUERIES. 61 LONDON, SATURDA Y, JULY 38, 1900. CONTE NTS. -No. 1%. NOTES :-FitzGerald Bibliography, 61-“ Owen Meredith ” at Luchon, 62-Hidden Monuments at Westminster, 63- Rlchard Crashaw, 64-Verses by Robertson-Sidney Her- bert-Dantelana - Wllllarme, Watchmaker -“ Bestacy," 65-“ Oommandeer ”-Sign of the “ Marygold "-Marsden, of Paramat 66 Us . QUBR1 ES :-Portrait Dering -Oarmalt - ms carv on a eersc um -- References Wanted-Dr. Hall-Title and Author of Book Wanted-“Facito"-“ Snakes of Aberdare," 67-Molle- ‘ Whole Art of the Stage '-Masons' Names on Grave- stones-Woodwork of English Cathedrals-Bibliothéque Nationale-Sahara-Contents Bills - Letters of Marshal Conway-Book of Sermons-Leighton or Layton Family, 68- Archidiaconal Records - Dumas and ‘The Son of Porthos,’ 69. BBPL1 ES :-French Society in the Last Century, 69-Latin Quotation-“ Crowdy-mutton ” - Extent of St. Martln’s Parish - “ Hurry ”=-Staith - Royal Arms, 70 - Quare, Watchmaker, 71-Lambeth Degrees-Lights of Baglake- °‘ Branch "-Blghteenth-Century Sporting Record--Order of Avis, 72-The Strappado, 73-The Lunebourg Table- Unieorns - Plucklng a Proctor’s Sleeve - “ Winchester pipes"-I.0.U.-J. F. Smith, 74-Lollard Towers-War miensem-Old Cure for Shingles-Clifford: Braose, 75- "Tyre"-S. Merryweather- Proverb-Moated Mounds, 76-Junius, 77. NOTES ON BOOKS =-Burke's ‘Landed Gentry of Great Britain'-Dasent’s ‘Acts of the Privy Council ’-Per- civa.1'| ‘ Agricultural Botany ’ - Ashbee's ‘ Don Quixote and British Art ’ - ‘ Furness Lore ’ - Wallace’s ‘ White Cattle] Notices to Correspondents. Unidentided, 66 - “ Louderlng " - Ar ed M ha gum. NOTES FOP. A BIBLIOGRAPHY or EDWARD FITZGERALD. (see ss- S. v. Zll, 221, 241.) SINCE my former notes were printed, I have been successful, through the kindness of friends, in obtaining collations of some of the rarer editions of itzGerald’s books, of which I was only able to give a brief mention previously. Each of these little works possesses its special points of interest. 1862. Rubaiyat I of I Omar Khaygam, I Re-printed Privately from the London ditlon ; I with an extract I from the I Calcutta Review, %No. LIX March 1856 °_I _A Note by M. Garcin de assy, I and { £2 few additional quatrains. I [Line.] Madras: I Collation :-Octave: pp. ii and x and 18 and 8 and 18, total xn and _44, consisting of: Title-page as above; on verso “ Fifty C<¥>ies Printed ” between two lines Epp. i, ii] ° Second itle-page as under: Rubaiy t I of})Omar Khsy?-Am, | the Astro- nomer- oet_ of ersia. |Trans ated into English Verse. g[L1ne.]LeLondon: I Bernard Quaritch,I Castle treet _ icester Sciiuare. I 1859. (I [Line.] Madras: I Re-,Printed from t e London E ition. I 1&2. PEJ[i, ii, verso blank]; Introduction, headed as in ndon edition, pp. [i]-x; Text, pp. [1]-13; Notes, pp. [14]-17 ; p. [18, blank and unnumbered]; Title-page as under: Note hsur I Les Rubzfiyat de ’Omar Khaiyam. I ar M. arcin de Tassy, I Membre de l’Institut. I me. ans. mprimerie mp na e. me. I)L`]P'II ` `Ié`lI[L` ]I M D000 Lvu. Pp. [1, 2, verso blank]; Text, ,» . [3]-7, p. [8 blank and unnumberedai followed Iiy “ From the Calcutta Review, No. X, March 1856,” pp. [1]- l4; “Some More of Omar’s Quatrains,” pp. 15-17; p. [18 blank and unnumbered{. Issued in a green cloth limp binding, with a abel containing the title, °‘ Rubaiyat I of I Omar Khayyam,” within an ornamental border, pasted on the top cover. Of the contents of this very scarce brochure, the ‘Rubaiyat’ are a literal reprint of the first London edition ; the note by the learned Orientalist, M. Garcin de Tass , is re rinted from the Journal Asiatique ; the articrle from the Calcutta Review was written by Prof. E. B. Cowell; and the additional quatrains, fifteen in number, and dated “Adiian Dec. 20, 1862,” are by Dr. Whitley Sto es, who is understood to rave been the editor of the volume. The copg' which I have had the advantage of using as also six additional quatrains, together with a note by Dr. Stokes, pasted into appropriate places in the text, together with a few interesting addi- tions in manuscript and print. 1871. Salaman & Absal I An Allegory. I From the Per- sian I of J ami. I lapswichz I Cowe l’s Steam Printing Works, Butter arket. I [Line.] I 1871. Collation:-Small quarto: ii and 46, con- sisting of: Frontispiece, as in rst edition ° Title- ge as above, [i, verso blank and unnumbered]; Text, pp. |1]-42; Appendix, 43-45; p. H46, blank and unnumbered]. Issued in dark green imp cloth binding, with gold line border, and red leather back ; no lettering ; edges cut and coloured red. This volume seems to have been rivately printed in a very limited issue. The text varies greatly both from that of the first edition of 1856 and that of the third of 1879. The introductory part is, indeed, entirely different. In the ‘Chronological List’ of FitzGerald’s books which were exhibited by the Caxton Club of Chicago, in January, 1899, a copy is described in the following terms:- “This copy has the title-page and text of the second separate edition, bound up with the ‘ Life of Jami’ (with many corrections in FitzGerald’s handwritin ) of the first, and was the editorial copy used Iiy Mr. Quaritch for his collected edi- tion.” I have no doubt that the copy in uestion was “made up” by FitzGerald by the addi- tion of the introductory matter of the first edition, but it can hardl have been used editorially by Mr. Quaritch for his collected edition, as on a comparison of the copy
