Catalogue of the Valuable Library of the Late Lord Cockburn, Consisting of an Extensive Collection of Books In English and Scottish History and Antiquities, the Belles Lettres, Law and General Literature, Comprising Roberts' Holy Land, Nubia, and Egypt, Complete, One of Two Copies Selected by the Artist for Himself; and Extraordinary Collection of the Original Editions of Defoe's Works, in 82 Vols.; Biographie Universelle, 52 Vols.; Buffon, Histoire Naturelle, 98 Vols. Old Morocco; Sir Walter Scott's Works, 98 Vols.; Œuvres de Voltaire, Edition de Beaumarchais, 70 Vols. Old Morocco; Encyclopèdie Francaise, Par Diderot, &c. 35 Vols Old Morocco; Swift and Dryden's Works, by Scott; Edinburgh and Quarterly Reviews, Complete; Billings' Antiquities of Scotland, 4 Vols. L. P.; Du Cange, Glossarium Cum Supp., 10 Vols; Stevenson's Bell Rock Lighthouse; Dibdin's Bibliographical Decameron, Tour, Antiquities, Bibliomania, and Other Works; the Baskerville Classics, 7 Vols. Old Morocco; Collections of the Contributions to the Edinburgh Review, of Brougham, Sydney Smith, John Allen, Playfair, Mackintosh, Horner, the Collected Works of Sir Thomas Dick Lauder, in 20 Vols; the Works of Fuller, Spenser, Barrow, Johnson, Byron, Gibbon, Hume, Robertson, Locke, Warburton, &c. &c. Complete Sets of the Works Privately Printed for the Bannatyne, Maitland, Abbotsford, and Spalding Clubs. An Extensive and Unique Collection of Pamphlets and Tracts, Relating to the City of Edinburgh and Scottish Affairs, Together with an Excellent Selection of the Standard Writers in French, Italian, and Spanish Literature. The Law Books Include Howell's State Trials, 33 Vols., Morison's Decisions, Shaw's Cases, Complete, Faculty Decisions, Thomson's Scots Acts, &c. &c. The Sale Also Includes Ten of the Celebrated Stirling Heads, Being the Highly Interesting Ancient Scottish Carvings in Oak from the Roof of the King's Room at Stirling Castle. Together with a Number of Splendid Antique Indian China Vases, and Miscellaneous Articles. Which Will be Sold by Auction by Mr. T. Nisbet, in His Great Room, No. 11 Hanover Street, Edinburgh, On Wednesday, November 22, 1854, and Four Following Lawful Days, at One O'Clock