The Loves of the angels

A Poem. bound with illustrations of the Loves of the angels. engraved by charles heath, from designs by r. westall.  

Thomas Moore
London: Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, 1823. 

Currently held by Roger Treglown Rare & Antiquarian Books. 

Third edition of poems; First edition of illustrations. Inscribed ‘Eliza Giffard’ on front pastedown. Half light-blue goatskin over marbled paper boards. With ex libris of Beryl Williams on front endpaper. 

Ambrosio, or, The monk

A romance. by M.G. LEWIS, ESQ. M.P. in three volumes.  

M. G. (Matthew Gregory) Lewis
London: Printed by J. Davis, Chancery-Lane, for J. Bell, Oxford-Street, 1800.

In the Collection of David Oiye, Toronto 

Fifth edition. Volumes 1 & 3 only. With signature ‘Eliza Giffard’ on title pages, and ‘Eliza Giffard Nerquis Flintshire’ on front pastedowns. Bound in half leather over drab paper boards; black labels with gilt lettering on spine; gilt volume numbers, double rules. 

Hand-written ownership inscription of Eliza Giffard on inside cover of book
Ownership inscription, front pastedown. Image courtesy of David Oiye.
Titlepage of book showing handwritten ink ownership inscription above title
Ownership inscription on title page. Image courtesy of David Oiye.

Ivanhoe

A romance. by ‘the author of waverley,” &c. in three volumes.  

Walter Scott

Edinburgh: Printed for Archibald Constable and Co., Edinburgh: and Hurst, Robinson, and Co., 90 Cheapside, London, 1820. 

Private collection 

First edition. Volumes 2 & 3 only located. With signature ‘Eliza Giffard’ on title pages, and ‘Eliza Giffard Nerquis Hall’ on front pastedowns. Bound in half leather over marbled paper boards; spine rebacked [?]

The wanderer; or, Female difficulties

by the author of Evelina; Cecilia; and Camilla. in five volumes. 

Fanny Burney

London: Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, 1814.

Trinity College, University of Cambridge. 

With signature ‘Eliza Giffard’ on front pastedown, and ‘Eliza Giffard Nerquis Flintshire’ on title page of each volume. 

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A New system of short-hand, by which more may be written in one hour, than in an hour and a half by any other system hitherto published;

Which is here fully demonstrated by a fair comparison with one of the best systems extant; with a short and easy method by which any person may determine, even before he learns this system, whether it will enable him to follow a speaker. by samuel richardson. 

Samuel Richardson

[Liverpool]: Printed by J. M’Creery, Houghton-Street, Liverpool; and Sold by Vernor and Hood, No. 31, Poultry, and James Wallis, pater-Noster Row, London; Bell and Bradfute, and J. Guthrie, Edinburgh; J. and A Duncan, Glasgow; Wm. Jones, Liverpool; and the Author, at his Academy, Foregate-Street, Chester, 1800. 

University of St. Andrews, Copyright Deposit Collection. 

‘Eliza Giffard – Nerquis Flintshire 1807’. Purchased on 27th April, 1955.  

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The twin brothers; or, Virtue and vice contrasted

A tale for youth. 

London: Printed for Tegg and Castleman, 122, St. John’s Street, West Smithfield, B. Crosby and Co. Stationers Court, Champante and Whitrow, Aldgate, Howard and Evans, Long Lane, Wilmot and Hill, Borough, T. Hughes, Queen’s Head Passage, and T. Ostell, Ave Maria Lane, [not after 1804]

University of Pennsylvania. Kislak Center for Special Collections – Singer-Mendenhall Collection. 

Signature ‘Eliza Giffard Nerquis Flintshire 1807’ on front pastedown. 

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Times past, or, Sketches of the manners of mankind in the last century

A romantic melange; in three volumes. 

London: Printed at the Minerva-Press for Lane, Newman, and Co., Leadenhall-Street, 1805. 

Special Collections, University of Nevada, Las Vegas. 

Binding: Blue paper-covered boards; manuscript numbering on spines. “Eliza Giffard Nerquis, Flintshire” on title-pages and front pastedowns. Volumes 1 and 3 only present; volume 2 missing. Acquired as part of the Beverly Rogers Rare Book Collection, 2023. 

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