CHAPBOOKS. The History of the Two Children in the Wood. Newcastle upon Tyne: printed and sold by J. White, where country chapmen may be furnished with sermons, historys &c. [cover title] n.d.[c.1750]. 12° (176 x 95mm). Collation: [A.2] A2. is a second title-page. Framed woodcut on front cover and two full-page cuts on [A1.] and [A2.] (the second neatly coloured by a previous owner). A & M 111. C. J. Hunt in his Book Trade in Northumberland and Durham to 1860 (1975) notes that White probably printed very large numbers of chapbooks and broadsides "although comparatively few have survived". For other 18th century works printed in Newcastle see below lot ???. -- The Most Excellent and Delightful History of Fortunatus...printed for the TRAVELLING stationers [cover-title] n.d. [c. 1770?]. 12° (157 x 91mm). Collation: [A.2] woodcut on [A1] (some mutilation of surface of front cover affecting the illustration.) One of the chapbook stories celebrated by Wordsworth in Book V of The Prelude. (2)