FIELD, Richard (publisher). – Mathew STONEHAM. Two Sermons of Direction for Judges and Magistrates. London: Richard Field, 1608. 8vo (141 x 86mm.) Printer’s device to title, dedication, 90pp. (Damp-stained, tear to last leaf, lacking pp. 51-52.) [Bound with:] Robert Wakeman. Jonahs Sermon and Niniveh’s repentance. Oxford: Joseph Barnes, 1606. Title, ‘To the Christian Reader’, 1p. ‘Analysis of the Text’, 102pp. (Several leaves damp-stained, heavy browning, contemporary ink underlining.) [Bound with:] Robert Wakeman. The Christian Practise. Oxford: Joseph Barnes, 1605. Title, inc. 92pp, blank leaf to rear, contemporary ink notes to blank. (Heavy browning.) [Bound with:] Robert Wakeman. Salomons Exaltation. A Sermon Preached Before the Kings Majestie at None-Such, April 30, 1605. Oxford: Joseph Barnes, 1605. Title, inc. 68pp., blank leaf to rear, contemporary ink annotation to last text leaf. (Heavy browning.) [Bound with:] [Robert Wakeman: The Poore-Man’s Preacher. Oxford: Joseph Barnes, 1607.] Black letter, 90pp. and 2pp. ‘The Author to the Reader’, blank leaf, contemporary ink annotation to last leaf. (Lacking title and A1-A2, browned.) [Bound with:] Robert Wakeman. The Judge’s Charge. London: George Norton, 1610. Title, 59pp., blank to rear. (Browning, some damp-staining.) 8vo (141 x 86mm.) Contemporary calf (spine worn, inner hinge weakened). Note: rare. Richard Field was a publisher, printer, and friend of William Shakespeare. Mathew Stoneham was a preacher in Norwich. Robert Wakeman was a preacher and scholar at Balliol College, Oxford. Provenance: John Chance (contemporary ink named inscribed on several leaves).