To be dealt with:  

507.5: Collation.

1961: Reissue “for H. Slater” et al.

2162: Fix author (ESTC T4343 – cite article).

2947

4138 – LC copy of ESTC T142704 is [4] p., 4to, with p. [2-4] blank.

Addenda are given interpolated numbers within the appropriate section (main list, or Appendix A or D).  Corrigenda are recorded under the relevant entry number.

Most addenda have been discovered from searches of the ESTC data base, as copies of works with Bowyer’s name in the imprint have been added.  There will no doubt be further such discoveries.

Many of the corrigenda were discovered in the course of adding information from the Bowyer records to existing records in the ESTC data base.

Because italics are not reliably recognizable in all browser fonts, inferred signatures are bracketed in this list.

Additions to this list will be gratefully received.  Currently, they should be reported to John Lancaster at jjlancaster@me.com; if that address ceases to be available, please get in touch with the BSA Publications Committee.

1.5  (1710)   [Bedford, Hilkiah] A vindication of the Church of England from the aspersions of a late libel intituled, Priestcraft in perfection, &c.  W. B. for R. Wilkin.  1710.
	ESTC T113799.  Very probably printed by Bowyer, who printed excerpts from the work for Wilkin in December 1710 (see entry 45 of the checklist).

3.5  (1710)  Cock, John.  Twelve sermons.  W. Bowyer for the author.  1710.
	ESTC T194314.

18.5  (after 7 Mar 1710)  Sacheverell, Henry. The speech of Henry Sacheverell, D.D. upon his impeachment at the Bar of the House of Lords, in Westminster-Hall, March 7. 1709/10.  1710.
	ESTC T81627.  Includes Bowyer ornaments 126, 188I and 188T.

26  (21 & 22 Sep 10)  Delete the entry; it probably refers to two separate works, now given separate entries here:

26.1 (21 Sep 10)  Occasional reflections upon some publick occurrences: in a letter to a friend. [1710?].
	A3. Sare, ½ sht SP, 2000.
	ESTC T176372.  Drop-head title; dated above title: “August 1. 1710.”

26.2 (22 Sep 10) Occasional reflections upon some publick occurrences: in a second letter to a friend. [London]: Sold by A. Baldwin in Warwick-Lane, [1710?].
	A3. Sare, ½ sht LP, 1000.
	ESTC N491665.  Drop-head title; dated above title: “Sep. 1. 1710.” Imprint from colophon.

156.5  (1713)  [Nelson, Robert]  Instructions for them that come to be confirmed.  W. B. for J. Churchill.  1713.
	ESTC N28752.  Probably printed by Bowyer.

188.  (1714) Collier, Jeremy. An ecclesiastical history of Great Britain, chiefly of England.... Vol. II. For Samuel Keble, Richard Sare, John Nicholson, Benjamin Tooke, Daniel Midwinter, George Strahan, Maurice Atkins. 1714.
	NOTES: [Add:] Proposals for vol. 1, probably printed by Bowyer, dated 16 December 1706; see D71.5.

198.5  (1714-1715)  Stanhope, George.  A paraphrase and comment upon the Epistles and Gospels.  3rd edn, corrected and improved.   Vols. 1-3.  W. B. for R. Sare, T. Goodwin, M. Wotton, B. Took, J. Walthoe, S. Manship, and J. Nicholson.  1714-1715.
	ESTC N38019.  Cf. ESTC N38020, which may be for copies with the 3rd edition of vol. 3 combined with earlier editions of vols. 1-2.  See the 2nd edition of vol. 4, entry 242.5 below.

242.5  (1715) Stanhope, George.  A paraphrase and comment upon the Epistles and Gospels.  2nd edn, corrected and improved.   Vol. 4.  W. B. for R. Sare, T. Goodwin, M. Wotton, B. Took, J. Walthoe, S. Manship, and J. Nicholson.  1715.
	ESTC N44302.  See the 3rd edition of vols. 1-3, entry 198.5 above

244  (29 Jan 15) Jenkin, Robert. The reasonableness and certainty of the Christian religion. 4th edn, corrected and very much enlarged. 2 vols. W. B. for Richard Sare. 1715.
  8vo. Vol. 1, 30 shts (A8 a-b8 c1-6 B-2D8 2E2); vol. 2, 39-1/4 shts (A8 a-c8 d4 e2 B-2M8 2N4). [L:855.e.14-15; O:8vo.O.2.3.Linc.; NZ:CU]
  LEDGER: A102-3. Sare, vol. 1, 30 shts; vol. 2, 40 shts [sic], 1250;
Additions 10 half-shts, 200 [not seen].
	See ESTC T138432 and T438134.  The “Additions” are found at the end of L:855.e.12, which is v. 1 of D116, the 1708 Sare edition.  They consist of a separate printing of all the material added in the 1715 edition to the text of the 1708 edition, keyed to page and line number of that edition.  They have a caption title: “Additions to the fourth impression of Dr. Jenkin’s Reasonableness and certainty of the Christian religion”, and contain three ornaments, all recognized as Bowyer’s.

250  (17 May 15)  The entry may refer to:  George Walls. A sermon preach’d in the cathedral church of Worcester, on the 20th day of January.  For R. Sare. 1715.
	ESTC T59323.  Bowyer ornament 250 on A2v; the initial on A3r and the ornament on D4r have not otherwise been recorded in works printed by Bowyer.  The collation (A-D4) agrees with the ledger record, as does the imprint.

292. (19 Apr 16) The alteration in the Triennial Act considered. For R. Burleigh. 1716.
  8vo. A-C4 (C4 blank).
	ESTC T21305 records the final leaf as blank in two copies (including the one examined).

507.5  (1719)  Graecae grammaticae compendium.  Typis Gul. Bowyer.  1719.
	ESTC N64975.

714.5  (1721)  See ESTC N26801 for anr. ptg.

806.5  (1722)  Burnet, Thomas.  De fide & officiis Christianorum liber.  1722.
	ESTC T144568.  Bowyer ornaments throughout.

904.5  (1722)  Burnet, Thomas.  De statu mortuorum et resurgentium liber.  1723.
	ESTC N350.  Bowyer ornaments throughout.

1486  (13 Jan 30 ff.)  Votes of the House of Commons.
	The annual “Humble address”, as well as some other addresses, were printed in greater numbers of copies than the other sections, and distributed separately.  They thus appear catalogued individually, in ESTC and elsewhere, sometimes naming Bowyer in the imprint as one “for” whom they were printed.

1662  This entry should read:  (7 Apr 31)  [Prevost d’Exiles, Antoine F.]  The life of Mr. Cleveland, natural son of Oliver Cromwell. Written by himself.  Vol. I.  For E. Symon, and N. Prevost. 1731.
12o.  A8 B-L12 M4.  [(not seen; collation inferred from 1732 reissue)]
ledger  A28, 296-7; P943; C1424-8.  Prevost & Symons, 11 sheets, 1000, dd 7 Apr 31 ff.
notes  Nichols: 2 volumes 8o.  Reissued 1732; and 1734, for T. Astley.
	ESTC N33496.

1753.5  (24 Jan 32)  [Prevost d’Exiles, Antoine F.]  The life of Mr. Cleveland, natural son of Oliver Cromwell. Written by himself.  4 vols.  For N. Prevost. 1732.
12o.  Part.  Vol. 1, A8 (±A1) B-L12 M4; vol. 2, cancel title; vol. 3, A-R12 S6 T1 [(not seen; collation inferred from L copy reproduced by ECCO and the 1734 reissue)]
ledger  A30, 296-7; P943; C1439-44.  Prevost, vol. 1-2, titles, 750, 24 Jan 32; vol. 3, 17¾ sheets, 1000, dd 28 Jan 32 ff.
notes  Nichols: 1731, 2 volumes 8o.  Volumes 1-2 are reissues of the 1731 editions, of which Bowyer printed only vol. 1.  The four volumes were reissued 1734, for T. Astley.
	The reference at 24 Jan 32 should be deleted.  The notation “[sic]” in the note to old entry 1662 is unnecessary; Bowyer printed cancel titles for vols. 1-2, as recorded in the ledgers.
	ESTC T127128; reissue 1734: T127130.

1772  (19 Feb 32)  Entry should read:  A turd is as good for a sow as a pancake. Or the story of a cock and a bull, calculated for the improvement of the modern wits.  Written by Myself, Esq; Professor of Dulness, and Porter to the Grub-Street-Society.  Dublin, printed: London, re-printed for J. Roberts. 1732.
	ESTC T226383.  Collation corresponds to the ledger record, and Bowyer ornaments verify the attribution.

1906  (10 Feb 33)  Add note:
	Reissued with a cancel title in 1741 “for J. Osborn”; the cancel title was not printed by Bowyer.

2000  (10 Nov 33)  Entry should read:  [Proposals for:] Concilia Magnae Britanniae et Hiberniae.  Typis Guilielmi Bowyer.  1733.
2o.  [(not seen)]
	ESTC N52407.

2194  In the ledger references, “1174-5” should read “1484-5”.

2198  In the ledger references, “11463-4” should read “1463-4”.

2210  (19 Nov 35)  The entry should read:  Settlements and devises for the endowment of the charity-school at Dunstable.  Printed for the use of the Founders and Trustees, 1735.
8o.  A-E4 F2.  [(not seen; collation derived from ECCO reproduction of O:Gough Bedford 1(4))]
	ESTC T179169.  Collation corresponds to the ledger record, and Bowyer ornament 168 on A3r verifies the attribution.  The client is named as “Carte” and the Cart/Carte family was involved with the founding of the school, according to the text.

??? 2305.  (30 Aug 36)  The work may be:  Lowe, Solomon.  The rudiments of Latin grammar explain’d. Lovain [i.e. London? : for Mr. Betts]. 1736.
	Despite the discrepancy in the number of sheets, this may be in fact be the work explicitly rejected in the checklist entry.  The ledger calls for 6½ sheets (52 leaves; 104 pages), but this work has only 92 pages (80 + xii), or 5¾ sheets.  Nichols records the title and client without further comment.

2352  (9 Feb 37)  Delete the entry; it conceals the printing of two separate works, now given separate entries here:

2352.1  (9 Feb 37)  [Zinzendorf, Nicolaus Ludwig, Graf von]  Decanus et collegium facultatis theologicae in Universitate Tubingensi L.S.  [Colophon:] Ad exemplar Tubingense, typis Bowyerianis expressum.  [1737]
4o.  a4.  [(not seen; information supplied by Kai Dose, Unitätsarchiv, Herrnhut, Germany and ECCO reproduction of O:G.Pamph.1827(13)]
ledger  A39; P1011; C1545-6.  Bentham, Count Zinzendorff, 1 sht, 200.
notes  Nichols ii 220n and elsewhere refers to Zinzendorf’s work for the United Brethren.  The title of this work is abbreviated as “Ratio Vitae” in Dietrich Meyer, Bibliographisches Handbuch zur Zinzendorf-Forschung (Düsseldorf, 1987).  For full discussion of this work and the next, see Kai Dose, “Zum Senfkorn-Orden Zinzendorfs: der Erstdruck der Ordensstatuten und die Darstellung der Ordensinsignien,” Unitas Fratrum: Zeitschrift für Geschichte und Gegenwartsfragen der Brüdergemeine 63/64 (2010), pp. 171-[210].
	ESTC and Oxford misdate this to 1734, but the date at end “Scripsimus die xix Dec. MDCCXXXIV” refers only to the date of composition of the text.  The colophon does not include a date.

2352.2  (9 Feb 37) [Zinzendorf, Nicolaus Ludwig, Graf von]  Ratio illustris ordinis, cui a Sinape nomen est.  [1737]
4o.  [A]4, engr.  [(not seen; information supplied by Kai Dose, Unitätsarchiv, Herrnhut, Germany and ECCO reproduction of L:RB.23.a.6317(1)]
ledger A39; P1011; C1545-6.  Bentham, Count Zinzendorff, 1 sht, 60 [C]/75 [A].
notes  Nichols ii 220n and elsewhere refers to Zinzendorf’s work for the United Brethren.  The title of this work is abbreviated as “Senfkornorden” in Dietrich Meyer, Bibliographisches Handbuch zur Zinzendorf-Forschung (Düsseldorf, 1987).  See the previous entry for reference to Kai Dose’s article.
	ESTC T222939, misdated to 1736 (the old-style date found in the ledgers).

2477.5  (1738)  Homer.  The Iliad.  Translated by Mr. Pope.  W. Bowyer for Bernard Lintott, sold by L. Gilliver and J. Clarke.  1738.
	ESTC T14926.  A new edition of vol. 1 only of the 4to edition printed by Bowyer for Lintott, 1715-1720 (checklist entry 251).

2907. (2 Mar 41)  The entry should read:  Richardson, Samuel.  Pamela.  3rd edn.  2 vols.  For C. Rivington, J. Osborn.  1741.
12o.  Part of vol. 1, … B-C12 …
	K. Maslen, Samuel Richardson (2001), 692.  ESTC 11393.  Bowyer ornaments in sheets B-C only.

2947  Information about reissue 1747 w/ cancel title – presumably not Bowyer’s.  Two different settings of cancel title – see ESTC.

3169.  (26 Jan 44)  The work may be:  Maurice, Henry. A sermon preached before the King at White-Hall, on January the 30th, 1681.  For J. Robinson.  1744.
4o.  A-B4.  [(not seen; collation based on ECCO reproduction of L:4474.dd.40)]
	ESTC T97261.  The collation corresponds to the ledger record.

3224  (after 11 Sep [44])  The entry should read: The answer of a Milanese gentleman to a Member of the British Parliament, who desir'd to be set right about the contents of a letter wrote to him by a Genoese gentleman, the fourth of January 1744, upon the tenth article of the Treaty of Worms. Translated from the Italian.  For M. Cooper. 1744.
8o.  A-D4.  [(not seen; collation based on ECCO reproduction of O:G.Pamph.1914(3))]
	ESTC N30335.  The bracketed note “[2nd impression?]” should be deleted; the entry “do in Fr.” refers to a French translation.  A note at the foot of D4r reads: “Just publish’d. The French translation of this letter.”  The French translation has not been located.

3306.5  (13 [Sep? 45])  Entry 3359, redated.  Correct the number of copies and add note:
legder  B382. Hutton, ½ sheet, 5000.
notes  Daniel Beham, Memoirs of James Hutton (London, 1866), writes (pp. 168-169): “On the 4th of December [1744], the little book of ‘John the Divine’, for children, was agreed to be printed, for which a collection was then made. This book was completed on the 17th, under the name of the ‘Little Book of Salt’. … On the 12th of August, 1745, the ‘Salt Book’ was agreed to be reprinted in its original form, to the extent of four thousand copies, and Mr. Bowyer was engaged to print them.”  The number of copies ordered was apparently increased before printing.  With thanks to Kai Dose for this reference.

3307.5  (after 20 [Sep?] 45)  Entry 3363, redated.

3359  Delete number; entry redated to 13 [Sep? 45]; see 3306.5 above.

3363  Delete number; entry redated to after 20 [Sep?] 45; see 3307.5 above.

3400  (8 May 47)  The entry should read:  Robins, Benjamin. A proposal for increasing the strength of the British navy, by changing all the guns, from the eighteen pounders downwards, into others of equal weight but of a greater bore.  For J. Nourse. 1747.
4o.  A-D4.  [(not seen; collation based on ECCO reproduction of L copy, probably 534.f.31)]
	ESTC T81184.  The collation corresponds with the ledger record, and Bowyer ornament 162 on A4r verifies the attribution.

3434.5  (1748)  Nelson, Robert.  Instructions for them that come to be confirmed.  15th edn.  W. Bowyer, for J. and J. Bonwicke, R. Ware, W. Baker, J. and P. Knapton [and 10 others in London]. 1748.
	ESTC N51888.

3622  (15 May 50)  Copies with the imprint date altered to “1756” are in fact of a different edition; L and NZ:DU copies should be deleted from this entry.  See entry 4100 below.
	ESTC N30405.

3781.4  ([1753])  Entry 3845, redated.  Change the date in the notes from [Mar 1754?] to [Nov 1753]; see 3830.5 below.

3781.6  ([1753])  Vertue, George.  Tesselated pavements.
ledger  B530.  G. Vertue, for Tesselated pavemts., 500.
notes  Nichols vi 72n records an engraving by Vertue for the Society of Antiquaries in 1737 of tessellated pavements at Cotterstock.  An engraving by Vertue of the mosaic at Stonesfield, Oxon., is recorded by M. V. Taylor, “The Roman Tessellated Pavement at Stonesfield, Oxon.” (Oxoniensia 6, 1941, pp. 1-8, at p. 6) locating a copy at O:Gough Maps 26, fol. 62 and 64, dating it “between 1730 and 1740.”  Bowyer presumably printed text to accompany issue of the plate in Vetusta monumenta, published by the Society over a period of many years.

3829  (20 September 1753)  The final 2-leaf gathering is unsigned; collation should read:
12o. πA4 a-b12 A-M12 [N]2.

3830.5  ([Nov 1753])  Entry 3853, redated.  Delete the sentence beginning “Conjecturally …” from the notes; change the reference to proposals to “[1753]” (see 3781.4 above).  The date “Novr. 17, 1753” on the plate is the date of publication of the plate, as required by act of Parliament.

3845  Delete number; entry redated to [1753]; see 3781.4 above.

3853  Delete number; entry redated to [Nov? 1753]; see 3830.5 above.

4042  (1 May 56)  The entry should read:  Armstrong, John.  The oeconomy of love.  New edn.  For M. Cooper.  1756.
8o.  [A]2 B-F4 G2.  [NZ:DU:Eb1756A]
	ESTC T206430.  Bowyer ornaments 185 on A2r and 181 on G2r.

4100  (28 Feb 57)  Cheselden, William.  The anatomy of the human body.  “7th” edn.  For C. Hitch & R. Dodsley.  1750 [1756].
	ESTC T77399.  A different edition from the 7th edition of 1750.  Engraved title page, from the same plate as the 1750 edition; all copies seen have the date altered in ms. to “1756”.

4125  (Jun [1757])  In the ledger notes, “Vertue, Inventory, [n.d.]” should read: “Vertue, Inventory, [1753]”.  The entries following it on B530 can be dated to 1753; see 3781.4 and 3830.5 above.

4173  (18 May 58)  Correct the note:
notes  Nichols ii 265n … and delete “Suppressed?”; Burgh died before the work could be completed, as a ms. note in the Oxford copy states.

4179  (after 27 Jun 58)  Signatures should read:
4o.  B4 [C]1.

4335.5  ([after 2 Dec 1761]) The speech of the Speaker of the House of Commons on Wednesday, December 2, 1761. Upon presenting to His Majesty the bill to enable His Majesty to make provision for supporting the royal dignity of the Queen, in case she shall survive His Majesty.  For John Whiston and Benjamin White, and Charles Bathurst; Lockyer Davis and Charles Reymers; and William Bowyer.  1761.
	ESTC T135300.

4369  (13 Sep 62)  Add “P1174” to the ledger references.

4451.5  (1764)  Swift, Jonathan.  The works.  Volume 7, part 1[-2].  For W. Bowyer, R. and J. Dodsley, and L. Davis and C. Reymers.  1764.
	ESTC T52747.  Part 2 has a separate title page dated 1763.

4467.5  ([Mar? 1764])  Bowyer, William.  Copy of a letter not sent, but read to Mr. John Rivington, on seeing Dr. Stanhope’s book on the Epistles and Gospels advertised, on a supposition it was re-printed, March, 1764.
	ESTC T198337.  Signed at foot: W. B.  Two half-sheet editions of Stanhope’s letter to the elder Bowyer after the fire of January 1713 are known.  At least one, and probably both, were printed in conjunction with this piece (which references it as “enclosed”), though ESTC (and Oxford, holder of the only copies) currently dates them to 1713 (following the date printed on each piece).  ESTC T198123 heads the letter with a title: “A letter from the Reverend Dr. Stanhope, Dean of Canterbury, to W. B. occasioned by his loss by fire, Jan. 30, 1712-13.”  ESTC T198122 heads the letter with a row of ornaments; the text begins: “Good Mr. Bowyer, it is with very great concern, that I heard of the sad disaster befallen you.”

4645: Check and resolve two issues (T54027 = as checklist; N11806 = not mentioned in checklist).

4694  (1768)  The collation should read:  “[A]2 πB4 B-2E4 2F2.”

4738.5  (1769)  Strange, John. An account of an essay on the origin of a natural paper, found near the city of Cortona in Tuscany. In a letter from John Strange, Esq. F.R.S. to Mathew Maty.  By W. Bowyer and J. Nichols.  1769.
	ESTC N43328.

4935.5 (after 11 Jul 72?) Ducarel, Andrew Coltee, et al.  Four letters concerning chesnut and other trees. Read before the Royal Society, A.D. 1771.  By W. Bowyer and J. Nichols. 1771.
	A-D4 E2.
	ESTC Nxxxxxx
	An offprint of articles 17-20 in v. 61 of the Philosophical Transactions (pp. 136-169; S4v-Z1r).  The other letters are by John Thorpe and Edward Hasted, in support of Ducarel, and Daines Barrington, in opposition.
	Nichols has several references to the exchange, but no mention of a separate printing.

4895.5  (1772)  Millot, Claude François Xavier.  Elements of the history of England … Translated … by Mrs [Frances] Brooke.  2nd edn.  4 vols.  For W. Bowyer and J. Nichols, sold by J. Whiston, J. Dodsley, and T. Cadell.  1772.
	ESTC N47461.  Bowyer and Nichols printed the first edition (checklist entry 4873).

4947.5  (1773)  An account of a thunder storm; and of a remarkable fossil.  By W. Bowyer and J. Nichols.  1773.
	ESTC 197550.

4955.5  (1773)  Henley, William. An account of a new electrometer, contrived by Mr. William Henly, and of several electrical experiments made by him.  By W. Bowyer and J. Nichols.  1773.
	ESTC N67401.

4957.5  (1773)  Horsley, Samuel.  Κοσκινον Ερατοσθενους. Or, the sieve of Eratosthenes. Being an account of his method of finding all the prime numbers.  By W. Bowyer and J. Nichols.  1773.
	ESTC T221458.  Presumably an offprint from the Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society; the paper as printed there occupies 21 pages, which correlates with the 23, [1] p. shown in this record, allowing for addition of a title leaf.  However, there is another ESTC record, N54147, with pagination 90, 10 p.; perhaps this combines other papers from the Transactions.

4970.5  (1773)  Wollaston, Francis.  Observations made at Chislehurst, in Kent, MDCCLXXII, and communicated to the Royal Society.  By W. Bowyer and J. Nichols.  1773.
	ESTC T226587.

5010.3  (1774)  Horsley, Samuel.  M. De Luc’s rules, for the measurement of heights by the barometer.  By W. Bowyer and J. Nichols.  1774.
	ESTC N70188.

5010.7  (1774)  Hunter, John.  Anatomical observations on the torpedo.  By W. Bowyer and J. Nichols.  1774.
	ESTC N66986.

5026.5  (1774)  Walsh, John.  Of the electric property of the torpedo.  By W. Bowyer and J. Nichols.  1774.
	ESTC N61000.

5063.5  (1775)  Occasional discourses in the Royal Navy; in the years 1756, 1757, and 1759, to which is added, one on the peace in 1763.  By the chaplain of His Majesty’s ship Terrible.  2nd edn.  For W. Bowyer and J. Nichols, sold by G. Robinson.  1775.
	ESTC N41632.

5074.5  (1775)  Swift, Jonathan.  The works … Volume XVIII.  For W. Bowyer and J. Nichols, C. Bathurst, W. Strahan, J. and F. Rivington, L. Davis, W. Johnston, W. Owen, T. Longman, J. Dodsley, and T. Cadell.  1775.
	ESTC T226702.

5126.5  (1777)   Bowyer, William.  I, William Bowyer, printer, citizen, and stationer, of London, being mercifully warned by the decays of age … make this my last will and testament.  [1777]
	ESTC N61142.  Signed at end: “In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and seal, this thirtieth day of July, in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and seventy-seven. W. Bowyer.”

5139.5  (1777)  King, Edward.  Observations on antient castles.  By W. Bowyer and J. Nichols.  1777.
	ESTC N41594.

5148.5  (1777)  Stewart, John.  An account of the kingdom of Thibet.  By W. Bowyer and J. Nichols.  1777.
	ESTC N43052.

(1780)  Burke, William.  Speech of Edmund Burke, Esq. … (on the 11th of February, 1780) … For J. Dodsley, 1780.
Misattributed to Bowyer in entry 33b of William B. Todd, A Bibliography of Edmund Burke, (Godalming: St. Paul’s Bibliographies, 1982), citing Nichols viii 37-39; also a later edition to “Bowyer’s shop” in entry 33g.

Appendix D:

D3.5  (1700) Ellison, Nathanael.  The magistrates obligation to punish vice.  W. B. for Richard Randell, Newcastle upon Tyne: sold by Luke Meredith. 1700.
	ESTC R37317.  Wing E610.  Probably printed by Bowyer.

D3.7  (1700)  Eratt, William.  Anabaptism considered. … In a familiar letter of advice to a parishioner inclining that way. By William Eratt.  W.B. for A. and J. Churchill; and for Robert Clark in York. [1700]
	ESTC R200374.  Wing E3220.  Probably printed by Bowyer.

D5.5  (1700)  Goodman, John.  A winter-evening conference between neighbours. Part III.  W. B. for L. Meredith. 1700.
	ESTC R40485.  Wing G1141B.  Probably printed by Bowyer.  Also issued as part 3 of Winter-evening conference between neighbours. In three parts. The eighth edition, corrected.  (Parts 1-2: J. L. [i.e. John Leake] for Luke Meredith.) ESTC R39586, Wing G1137.

D12.5  (1700)  Patrick, Simon.  A treatise of repentance and of fasting, especially in the Lent-Fast. In three parts.  3rd edn. W. B. for Luke Meredith. 1700. 
	ESTC R33030.  Wing P858.  Probably printed by Bowyer.

D15.5  (1700)  Worthington, John.  Ὑποτύπωσις ‘υγιαινόντων λόγων [Hypotypōsis hygiainontōn logōn], a form of sound words: or, A Scripture-catechism. 6th edn. W. B. for Luke Meredith.  1700. 
	ESTC R34762.  Wing 3629B.  Probably printed by Bowyer.

D17.  The author should be named as:  Hewerdine, Thomas.
	ESTC N27663.

D17.5  (1701)  Hewerdine, Thomas. A serious address to the Anabaptists: being a letter from a minister to some of his parishioners of that persuasion. W. B. for Richard Wilkin.  [1701]
	ESTC T76486.  Probably printed by Bowyer.

D18.5  (1701)  The pious man’s directions: shewing how to walk with God all his days.  By a well-wisher of The whole duty of man.  4th edn enlarged.  W. Bowyer, for G. Conyers and J. Sprint. 1701.
	ESTC T206932.  Probably printed by Bowyer.

D28.5  (1702)  Hewerdine, Thomas.  A second address to the Anabaptists: being a vindication of the former from the exceptions made to it in a late paper, entituled, A brief reply &c. by Rich. George, and Tho. Ranger. By the author of the Serious address, &c. W. B. for Richard Wilkin. [1702]
	ESTC T103228.  Probably printed by Bowyer.

D32  The imprint for issue A should read:  W. Bowyer for Daniel Brown, John Nicholson, Benj. Tooke, and George Strahan.  1702.  The date 1702 should be added to the imprint for issue B.

D33.5  (1703)  Bible. O.T. Psalms. English. Sternhold and Hopkins.  The whole book of Psalms: collected into English metre. W.B. for the Company of Stationers. 1703.
	ESTC N40768.  Probably printed by Bowyer.

D36.5  (1703)  Grascome, Samuel.  An answer to a book, entituled, A short and plain way to the faith and church. Composed many years since by Richard Huddleston … and now published by his nephew John Huddleston … in order to gain proselytes to the church of Rome.  W. B. for Edw. Poole and G. Sawbridge.  1703.
	ESTC T191455.  Probably printed by Bowyer.  Cf. D27, with same title and paging; perhaps a reissue?

D44.5  (1703)  Whitby, Daniel.  A sermon concerning the great duty of self-denial.  W. B. for A. and J. Churchil. 1703.
	ESTC T10317.  Probably printed by Bowyer.

D58.3  (1705)  The history of our Saviour, Jesus Christ, related in the words of the Scripture. W. B. for A. and J. Churchill. 1705. 
	ESTC T130296.  Probably printed by Bowyer.

D58.5  (1705)  Kettlewell, John.  The great evil and danger of profuseness and prodigality. In a letter to a friend. W.B. for A. and J. Churchil.  1705. 
	ESTC T115842.  Probably printed by Bowyer.

D58.7  (1705)  The nature and design of holy-days explained.  W. B. for Richard Sare.  1705.
	ESTC T170660.  Probably printed by Bowyer, who printed an edition for Sare in 1722; see also D121.5 below. 

D62.5  (1705)  Grascome, Samuel.  Moderation in fashion: or, an answer to a treatise, written by Mr. Francis Tallents, entituled, A short history of schism, &c. W. B. for G. Sawbridge. 1705.
	ESTC T102801.  Probably printed by Bowyer.

D70.5  (1706)  The art of catechising.  4th edn corrected.  W. B. for Henry Bonwicke. 1706.
	ESTC T191620.  Probably printed by Bowyer.

D71.5  (1706)  [Collier, Jeremy.  An ecclesiastical history of Great Britain.]
	“December 16. 1706. Proposals for printing by subscription an Ecclesiastical history of Great Britain … by Jeremy Collier, M.A. The whole comprised in two volumes. … Proposals for the first volume. … Subscriptions are taken in for the author only by W. Bowyer, printer in White Fryars, near the Inner Temple. And by the undertakers, Samuel Keble at the Turk’s Head against Fetter-lane, and Benjamin Tooke at the Middle Temple Gate in Fleetstreet, and by most other booksellers.”
	ESTC N506135 (Longleat only).  Probably printed by Bowyer.
	
D73.5  (1706)  Kettlewell, John.  An help and exhortation to worthy communicating. 5th edn, with large additions, by the author’s own hand. W. B. for A. Bosvile. 1706. 
	ESTC T82464.  Probably printed by Bowyer.

D77.5  (1706)  Psalms.  The whole book of Psalms: collected into English metre, by Thomas Sternhold, John Hopkins, and others. W. B. for the Company of Stationers, 1706.
	Folio edition.  ESTC T215753.  Probably printed by Bowyer.

D77.7  (1706)  Psalms. The whole book of Psalms: collected into English metre, by Thomas Sternhold, John Hopkins, and others.  W. B. for the Company of Stationers, 1706. 
	Quarto edition.  ESTC T82258.  Probably printed by Bowyer.
	How does this differ from D78?

D79.5  (1706)  [Rymer, Thomas] To the Right Reverend the Ld Bishop of Carlisle. Containing a third vindication of Edward the Third. Letter III.  Printed by W. Bowyer.  1706.
	ESTC N491635.  A copy with the same pagination, but described as 12mo, is recorded at Trinity College Cambridge only; ESTC N46724.  As of 17 May 2014, this record now has the format as 8vo, and the same Trinity shelfmark as N491635.  Also, N491635 has two copies listed at Lambeth Palace (Sion coll.).

D89.5  (1706)  Walls, George.  A sermon preach’d in the cathedral church of Worcester, August the 3d 1705, at the Assizes. W. B. for Richard Sare. 1706. 
	ESTC T9118.  Probably printed by Bowyer.

D90.3  (1707)  Allen, William.  The works of Mr. William Allen, consisting of thirteen distinct tracts on several subjects. With a sermon preach’d at his funeral by Bishop Kidder … To which is prefix’d a preface, concerning the author and his writings, by John Lord Bishop of Chichester. W. B. for Walter Kettilby, Richard Wilkin, and William Hawes.  1707.
	ESTC T87440.  Probably printed by Bowyer.

D90.7  (1707)  Bull, George.  The corruptions of the Church of Rome, in relation to ecclesiastical government, the rule of faith, and form of divine worship. In answer to the Bishop of Meaux’s queries.  W. B. for Richard Sare. 1707.
	ESTC T144134.  Probably printed by Bowyer; he printed the 4th edition, 1714; and see D108.7 below.
 
D92.3  (1707)  Collier, Jeremy.  Essays upon several moral subjects. Part III.  2nd edn.  W. B. for H. Rhodes and T. Newborough.  1707.
	ESTC N9312.  Probably printed by Bowyer; see also the first edition at D55.

D92.7  (1707)  Douglas, James.  Myographiae comparatae specimen: or, a comparative description of all the muscles in a man and in a quadruped. W. B. for George Strahan. 1707.
	Two editions (or printings, or issues).  ESTC T56021; N26181.  The latter has “Strachan” in the imprint.  Probably printed by Bowyer.

D93.3  (1707)  The great sin and folly of drunkenness, with a particular address to the female sex.  W. B. for R. S. and sold by John Morphew. 1707. 
	ESTC N18021.  Probably printed by Bowyer.

D93.7 (1707)  Grotius, Hugo.  The truth of Christian religion: in six books. Written in Latin by Hugo Grotius. And now translated into English, with the addition of a seventh book against the present Roman Church. By Symon Patrick.  6th edn corrected.  W. B. for John Meredith, in trust for Royston and Elizabeth Meredith: and sold by B. Alymer, R. Bonwicke, W. Rogers, C. Brome, M. Newborough, J. Nicholson, J. Spring, T. Chapman, and P. Monckton.  1707.
	ESTC T101611.  Probably printed by Bowyer.

D94 (1707) Heton, Thomas. Some account of mines, and the advantages of them to this kingdom. With an appendix relating to the mine-adventure in Wales. W. B. for John Wyat.  1707.
	Described as having three issues in 1707; more complete descriptions are:
	[sort out: name vs. anonymous; “London” vs. no place; any other differences]
	Reissued in 1721 with a cancel title (no ledger record; the layout of the 1721 title page is very similar to that of 1707).  ESTC N70537.

D96.5  (1707)  Hough, Nathaniel.  A sermon preach’d upon the occasion of the anniversary thanksgiving of the fifth of November, 1706. at the church of Kensington.  W. B. for Alexander Bosvile. 1707. 
 	ESTC T114623.  Probably printed by Bowyer.

D97.5  (1707)  Lloyd, William.  A sermon preach’d at the parish church of Diss in Norfolk. Upon the 31st of December, 1706. Being the day of thanksgiving for the wonderful successes of this year.  W. B. for the author.  1707. 
	ESTC T104499.  Probably printed by Bowyer.

D99.5  (1707)  Pococke, Roger.  A sermon concerning the divine covenants with man, and concerning divine service, as it hath been generally practis’d by the Jewish and Christian Church. Part the first.  Printed by W. B. and sold by John Morphew.  1707. 
	ESTC N22712.  Probably printed by Bowyer.

D108.3  (1708)  Bion, Jean François. Relation des tourments qu’on fait souffrir aux Protestants qui sont sur les galeres de France.  A Londres: Chéz [sic] Henry Ribotteau.  1708.
	ESTC T110253.  Bowyer ornament 25 at head of preface.

D108.7  (1708)  Bull, George.  The corruptions of the Church of Rome, in relation to ecclesiastical government, the rule of faith, and form of divine worship. In answer to the Bishop of Meaux’s queries.  3rd edn.  W. B. for Richard Sare, 1708.
	ESTC N28065.  Probably printed by Bowyer, who printed the 4th edition, 1714; and see the 2nd edition, D90.7 above.

D109. (1708) Collier, Jeremy.  An ecclesiastical history of Great Britain ... In two volumes. Vol. 1.  For Samuel Keble, Benjamin Tooke. 1708.
	NOTES: [Add:] Proposals for vol. 1, probably printed by Bowyer, dated 16 December 1706; see D71.5.
	ESTC N506135 (Longleat only).  Probably printed by Bowyer.

D116  (1708) Jenkin, Robert.  The reasonableness and certainty of the Christian religion. 2 vols. [Vol. 1:] 3rd edn corrected. [Vol. 2:] 2nd edn corrected.  W. B. for Richard Sare.  1708.
	See ESTC T138432 and T438134.  The “Additions” recorded in 244 consist of material that had been added in the 1715 edition, printed separately by Bowyer for Sare in 200 copies.  Whether they were intended to be added to copies of the 1708 edition remaining in Sare’s stock, or to be sold or given to owners of the edition, can’t be known.  But the additions are keyed to page and line of this 1708 edition, so they were clearly intended to form a supplement to it.

D118.5	  (1708)  Kennett, White. A sermon preach’d at the funeral of the Right Noble William Duke of Devonshire, in the church of All-Hallows in Derby, on Friday Septemb. 5th. MDCCVII. With some memoirs of the family of Cavendish.  [Two issues: A:] W. B. for John Churchill.  1708.  [B:] W. B. for John Churchill, sold by John Hodges in Derby.  1708.
	Two issues:  A: ESTC T307; B: T306.  Probably printed by Bowyer.

D121.5  (1708)  The nature and design of Holy-Days explained.  2nd edn corrected. W. B. for Richard Sare. [1708] 
	ESTC T39660.  Probably printed by Bowyer, who printed another edition for Sare in 1722; see also the first edition, D58.7 above.

D138.5  (1709)  An exercise for the charity schools; explaining the nature of confirmation, by way of question and answer, with prayers suited to that solemn occasion.  2nd edn. W. B. for A. and J. Churchill. 1709.
	ESTC N62595.  Probably printed by Bowyer.

Indexes:

p. 493, under Cheselden, The anatomy: “[Anr. issue?] 4100” should read “[Anr edn:] 4100”

p. 504, under Delany, Patrick: italicize The tribune:

p. 563:  The protestant dissenter … should precede The protestant Englishman …

p. 586:  The entries for Tooke/Took, Benjamin should precede Tooke, Samuel

p. 601:  under Zinzendorf, the entry for Seven sermons should be a separate entry

p. 607: “Overruning” should read “Overrunning”.