B10418

Shelfmark

Saa4.8.08

Title

The history of Mistris Jane Shore: concubine to King Edward the Fourth, who was wife to one Matthew Shore, a goldsmith in London. Wherein is declared her wanton life, with her miserable end, and death of her husband.

Publication, distribution, etc.

[s.l.],, [1660?].

Physical description

[12] leaves :, ill. ;, 8vo.

Note

Imprint possibly cropped from title-page; date suggested by Wing.

Citation/references note

Wing H2124A

Provenance

Ms. note, signed "G Daniel / Canonbury" (?George Daniel 1789-1864) reading "This is the common ballad printed in the form of a chap book. It no doubt came from the shop of Thackeray or Coles, but the date & name of the printer are cut off ... Very rare. It cost ?Mr Heber £6:6:0." [?Richard Heber (1773-1833)].

Provenance

Ms. note (in Heber's hand?) reading "--- Longman Bibl. ?C. P./ June 1815. £6.6.0".

Binding

18th century blind-stamped calf.

Copy-specific note

Previously B3.21 and S.186.Misc.01.

Copy-specific note

Only known copy.

Subject

Shore, Jane

Added entry--place

England?

001B10418

003LIBRARY CODE

096##$aSaa4.8.08

24504$aThe history of Mistris Jane Shore: concubine to King Edward the Fourth, who was wife to one Matthew Shore, a goldsmith in London. Wherein is declared her wanton life, with her miserable end, and death of her husband.

260##$a[s.l.],$c[1660?].

300##$a[12] leaves :$bill. ;$c8vo.

500##$aX.

500##$aImprint possibly cropped from title-page; date suggested by Wing.

5104#$aWing H2124A

561##$aMs. note, signed "G Daniel / Canonbury" (?George Daniel 1789-1864) reading "This is the common ballad printed in the form of a chap book. It no doubt came from the shop of Thackeray or Coles, but the date & name of the printer are cut off ... Very rare. It cost ?Mr Heber £6:6:0." [?Richard Heber (1773-1833)].

561##$aMs. note (in Heber's hand?) reading "--- Longman Bibl. ?C. P./ June 1815. £6.6.0".

563##$a18th century blind-stamped calf.

590##$aPreviously B3.21 and S.186.Misc.01.

590##$aOnly known copy.

60014$aShore, Jane

752##$aEngland?