Editor's gossip: re copies of "Remarks on the Life and Writings of Dr. Jonathan Swift ... in letters from John, Earl of Orrery, to his son".

Míreanna comhchosúla

• The Earl of Orrery's own copy of his "Remarks on the life and writings of Swift", interleaved and with copious notes in the Earl's hand on every page, 1751.
• Copies of the verses sent to Dean Swift on his birthday (Nov. 30, 1732) by the Earl of Orrery and by Dr. Delany.
• Forty-six letters of Dr. William King, principal of St. Mary's Hall, Oxford to the 5th Earl of Orrery (aft. 5th Earl of Cork), and his Countess, containing references to Dean Swift, 1738-45.
• Orrery correspondence, containing copies of letters to and from the 4th and 5th Earls of Orrery, their family and friends, the volumes from which the published correspondence was selected. The volumes contain copies of poems, essays, and include letters to Pope, Swift, etc. and much unpublished material. Seven volumes, 1653-1757, but mostly 1720-57.
• Letters of Pliny the Younger, translated by the Lord Orrery, London, printed 1751, with Orrery's autograph corrections,