[10], 158, [8], [1], 187, [5], 78, [1], 98 pp. Illustrated with 5 copper engravings, 4 of which are folding. 7¼x4¼, bound in full nineteenth century calf, gilt-ruled, two gilt-lettered maroon morocco spine labels, spine decoratively tooled in gilt, raised bands, inner gilt dentelles, all edges gilt. Third Edition.

Sporting and hunting guide, divided into four parts: A Treatise for Hunting; A Treatise of Hawking and Faulconry; Direct Rules of Fowling...With a short Account of Singing-Birds; Direct Rules of Angling. Also, includes: "The Hunter: A Discourse of Horsemanship: Directing the right way to breed, keep, and train a Horse, for ordinary Hunting and Plates." 98 pp. Published at Oxford in 1685 for Nicholas Cox. Signature of "Lord Audley" on the front preliminary page.