29. Montcalm, (Marquis de).—A fine Portrait in 8vo. by Barbié.

Catalogued by Godefroy Mayer, Paris, at $6.

30. Montcalm, skull of,

See engraving of in "the Siege of Quebec."

31. Montcalm (Marquis de).

See portraits in "the Siege of Quebec,"

32. Montmorency.-Pair of Rare Colored Views of the Falls of Montmorency, 246 perpendicular feet, and the Falls of Chaudière-2 very fine colored picturesque views, Brilliant Impressions, Folio very scarce, G. B. Fisher-J. W. Edy, 1795.

The above are catalogued by E. Parsons & Sons, London, at £4. 4 s. 33. Murray (Brigadier Gen.)

See engraving of in "The Siege of Quebec.'

34. Paix rendue à l'Europe en 1763.-Beautiful allegorical engraving by Filliard on the Cession of Canada to England. In-Folio.

35. Pitt (Wm.)-Portrait by Ravenet, Loudon and Hall. Quarto portrait by Nilson. Portrait 8vo. "Il faut déclarer la guerre à la France."

36. Plains of Abraham.-Rare colored view of Cape Diamond, Plains of Abraham and part of the Town of Quebec, open letter Proof, brilliant impression, folio, very scarce, G. B. Fisher-J. W. Edy, 1795.

Catalogued by E. Parsons & Sons, London, at £4. 4 s.

37. Pocock (Admiral).-8vo., portrait by Benoist.

Mayer says he participated in the Siege of Quebec.

38. Quebec.

See Model of Quebec in "the Siege of Quebec."

39. Quebec, the taking of.

See curious engraving in "the Siege of Quebec."

40. Quebec. A View of the Taking of Quebec, September 13th 1759. Vue de la Prise de Québec le 13 Septembre, 1759. 181⁄2 in. long by 12% tall, with 1/4 to 1⁄2 inch margin, coloured by hand; together with a copy of the London Magazine reprint.

This is a perspective view, showing in the foreground the British forces being brought from the ships and landed at the foot of the heights. The soldiers are seen scaling the heights contested by the French. At the top the battle is in full progress. The view of the City in the middle ground and the surrounding country is fairly well drawn, but the foreground is ludicrously out of proportion. This rare print is apparently the original from which the reduced copy (10 x 63⁄4) in the London Magazine, 1760, was made; a copy of which is included with this original now in possession of the authors.

Catalogued by Hy. Stevens, Son & Stiles at £2 10.

41. Quebec.-A view-Small Folio, about 1750, very fine. Catalogued by Godefroy Mayer, Paris at $5.

42. Quebec.-Collection of 40 views of Quebec, the greater part rare, 4to. and folio

This collection contains 3 views of the 17th Century, 6 of the 18th Century amongst them four in colors by Leizelt, Crépy and Habermann, two fine lithographs in colors by Deroy, a large folio lithograph by

Picker, View of Spencer Wood with 4 autograph verses by H. Atkinson, 1841, 2 fine Engravings of the Death of Wolfe by Guttenberg and Somebody, and 25 small views by Ronargue, Furne, Schroeder and others. Catalogued by Godefroy Mayer, Paris at $32.

43. Quebec.-Colored view by Leizelt, about 1775, oblong

Folio.

44. Two Colored views by Habermann, oblong Folio. Vue de la Haute-Ville, vue de la rue des Recollets.

45. Two Colored views by Habermann, oblong Folio. Vue de la Basse-Ville, vue de la Haute-Ville.

46. Two rares views by Samson and Dwarzak about 1820, 8vo.

47. Quebec.-Foundation of Quebec. Extremely interesting engraving representing some hundreds of Canadian Inhabitants at their occupations. Paris, chez P. Gallays" about 1670-60 x 30 inches-of greatest rarety, probably unique. It is not mentioned in any bibliographical work.

Below are the following verses :

"De cet heureux climat le ciel, la terre et l'onde

"Font naître de quoy vivre et de quoy plaire au monde

"Ici le voyageur au gré de ses désirs

"Exerce le commerce ou prend d'autres plaisirs

La politesse y règne et la Nouvelle France

Emprunte de l'ancienne et le courage et la puissance.

Although this engraving does not come within the confines of this work it was thought well to mention it on account of its great rarety. It was catalogued by G Mayer, Paris, at $30.

48. Quebec.-Rare colored view by Leizelt, oblong folio,

1770.

Catalogued by Godefroy Mayer, Paris, at $4,

49. Quebec.- Rare colored views of Quebec in 1829. Complete set of six large and Important Colored Plates, including view of Cape Diamand and Wolfe's Cove, etc., etc. From original drawings by Lieut. Col. Cockburn, aquatinted by Hunt, Bently, Pyall and Stuart, large oblong folio. Ackermann & Co., 1833. Very rare.

This set was Catalogued by E. Parsons & Sons London at £15, 15s. 50. Saunders (Admiral).

See portrait of in "The Siege of Quebec."

51. Saunders (Charles)-Vice Admiral of the Blue. Mezzotint, three quarter length, standing, right hand resting on an anchor, folio, Sir J. Reynolds-J. McArdell, 1760.

Catalogued by E. Parsons & Sons, London, at 21 s.

52. Saunders (Sir Charles), engraved by Harding, and a nice oval plate by Hulett; two desirable portraits of the Admiral who co-operated with Wolfe in the Conquest of Quebec.

53. Saunders. - Island of Charles Saunders. Two fine sepia drawings by Ozonne.

54. St. Lawrence.-Rare Colored View of the River St.

Lawrence, Falls of Montmorency from the Island of

Orleans, open Letter Proof, folio, G. B. Fisher-J. W.

Edy, 1795, scarce.

Catalogued by E. Parsons & Sons, London, at £4. 4 s,

55. Townshend (Brigadier General).

See portrait in "The Siege of Quebec."

56. A perspective view of the City of Quebec, the Capital of Canada, rare old copper plate, 11 x 6, folio.

57. View of Quebec, the Capital of Canada, in North America, by Roberts, a very rare print in good condition, 12 x 72.

58. View of the Squadron and Convoy at Sea. Showing 34 vessels.

Published by Captain Richard Gardiner-1760. A copy of this engraving is in the possession of the authors.

59. St. Vincent.

See portrait of Lord St. Vincent in “The Siege of Quebec "and notes to Illustrations.

60. Walsh (Major).

See portrait in "the Siege of Quebec".

61. Wolfe (General).-Engraved by T. Miller from Mr. Isaac Gossett's model, rare.

62. Wolfe, Gen. James.

See five portraits in “ The Siege of Quebec" and references in Notes to Illustrations.