D.D., Chaplain in ordinary to His Majesty King Charles the First, and Bishop in time of Charles the Second of Downe and Connor in Ireland printed for R. Royston, 1647. This book contains not that prelate's real sentiments, but was designed to show what plausible arguments every sect and party of Christains had to say in favor of their particular opinions, &c." Works of Homer translated from the Greek into English verse by Alexander Pope in 7 volumes, London, Anno, 1794. Bell's Edition of William Shakespeare, printed complete from the text of Samuel Johnson and George Steeves, &c, London, 1785.

The pictures consist of the following: James Ogilvie (Earl of Findlater), by Stuart ; this individual was the intimate friend of Mrs. Staats Dyckman and was a frequent visitor at Boscobel House, and teacher of Elocution in New York City. Mrs. Staats M. Dyckman or Eliza Come grand-daughter of of Peter Come, by Jan-is; Miniature of Staats Morris Dyckman, Miniature of Peter Come, Miniature of Holy Family, by Michael Angelo ; picture of Holy Family by Raphael, the latter was brought from England by Staats Mooris Dyckman ; Miniature in ivory of George the Third and Queen Charlotte executed by English prisoners in India.

The finding of Moses, Queen Charlotte as Pharaoh's daughter and attendants 5 another representing the drawing of Moses out of the water, the group of females representing the queen and attendants. Here is preserved Major John Andre's flute presented to Mrs. Cruger's grandfather ; also a gold enameled snuff-box made of the veritable Boscobel oak in which Charles the Second was concealed in 165 containing a medallion of that monarch. The sconcers of cut glass are very fine, likewise the antique mantel-clock in French ormolu.