Musæum Thoresbyanum A catalogue Of the genuine and valuable collection Of that well known Antiquarian the late Ralph Thoresby, Gent. F. R. S. Author of Ducatus Leodiensis. Consisting of Roman, British, Runic, Saxon, and English Coins and Medals in Gold, Silver, &c. Manuscripts, Curiosities, Autographs, antient Deeds, original Letters and Signs Manual of British and foreign Kings and Queens, Cromwell the Protector and his Son Richard, Principal Nobility and eminent Persons, for Two Centuries past. All which will be sold by auction, By Whiston Bristow, Sworn Broker, At the Exhibition Room, Spring Gardens, Charing Cross, On Monday March 5th, and the Two following Days, begining punctually at 12 O'Clock. To be viewed on Thursday March 1st, and the following Days, Sunday excepted

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