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THE BOOKSELLERS' ALMANACK, 1848.-The Booksellers have published
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England, he published verses in the Gentleman's Magazine, and put forth, in
1791 , a " Defence of Poetry," which, however, he soon suppressed. Happily
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superseded was, however, partly fulfilled in his " Amenities of Literature," a
work which, by his daughter's help, he was able to produce though pre
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as many of them may not know, he published in early youth certain poems
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THE PLAY GRAMMAR. - Miss Corner, already so well known by the
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and, by availing himself of the rapid communication now open with the
capital, is enabled to flood the country with the second-hand article at a price
-seeing that he filches the matter, is called upon for no advertisement duty,
and has all his carriage done for nothing by the post-office-with which the
legitimate journalist cannot compete. In Jersey alone there are thirteen of
these periodicals - which do not even pretend to be local-filled with English
matter, and having in England a forced circulation of 60,000 copies weekly.
The morality of this proceeding is not a thing for discussion-and the parties
engaged in it are not likely to be influenced in that way. The subject is
one which calls for investigation in other quarters : and we hope ere long to
see so flagrant a misappropriation of an ancient right terminated by the govern
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volumes. The design of the work, as far as we proposed to carry out,
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and entertaining subjects, likely to prove useful in their sphere, and calcu
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impression has varied from 80,000 to 100,000 ; but including reprints, which
are constantly going on, the average impression of each sheet of 32 pages
has been 115,000. Of some sheets, which appear to have been peculiarly
popular, the impression has been upwards of 200,000 . The tract, Life of
Louis Philippe,' has been put to press thirteen times, and the various im
pressions have amounted to 280,470. The total number of sheets of the
work printed till the present hour is 18,000,000, the whole forming 38,125
reams. The weight of the entire mass printed has been 387 tons. The
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binding, 16,248 . The money paid to authors for writing has in most in
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the outlay has been about 5007. Of miscellaneous disbursements no account
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Classification.

ANTIQUITIES . GEOGRAPHY, HISTORY.

ARCHEOLOGY, CHRONOLOGY, GENEALOGY, HERALDRY, MY TOPOGRAPHY, TRAVELS , VOYAGES , ATLASES.
THOLOGY, NUMISMATICS, PEERAGES, ETC.
GERMAN WORKS.
ARCHITECTURE . ELEMENTARY, MISCELLANEOUS.
ORNAMENTS , ETC.
GREEK AND LATIN WORKS.
ARTS AND SCIENCES .
ELEMENTARY, MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS .

BIBLIOGRAPHY . ITALIAN WORKS .

CLASSICAL LEARNING, LITERATURE , PHILOLOGY, ETC. ELEMENTARY, MISCELLANEOUS .

BIOGRAPHY. JUVENILE WORKS, & c.

CORRESPONDENCE , MEMOIRS, ETC.
LANGUAGES, GREAT BRITAIN, & c.
DIVINITY. ANGLO-SAXON, GAELIC , IRISH, SCOTCH, WELSH.-DIARIES,
DISCOURSES.
GLOSSARIES, ETC.
DOMESTIC ECONOMY .
LANGUAGES, VARIOUS.
DRAMA. CHALDAIC , DANISH, EGYPTIAN, HEBREW, ICELANDIC , ORI
POETRY , ETC. ENTAL, PORTUGUESE, RUSSIAN, SPANISH, SWEDISH , ETC.

ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY.
LAW AND JURISPRUDENCE.
LECTURES, SERMONS, ETC.
ACTS, STATUTES , ETC.
EDUCATIONAL WORKS.
ENGLISH. LOGIC .
MORAL PHILOSOPHY, MORALS , EDUCATION, ETC.
FICTION.
NOVELS, ROMANCES, TALES, ETC. MATHEMATICS.
ALGEBRA, ARITHMETIC, GEOMETRY, TRIGONOMETRY, ETC.
FINE ARTS.
COSTUME , DRAWING, ENGRAVING , ILLUSTRATED WORKS , MEDICAL SCIENCES.
PAINTING , PERSPECTIVE, SCULPTURE , STENOGRAPHY , TY ANATOMY, MEDICINE, PATHOLOGY, PHYSIOLOGY, SURGERY,
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NATURAL SCIENCES .
ELEMENTARY, MISCELLANEOUS.
AGRICULTURE, BOTANY, CONCHOLOGY, ENTOMOLOGY, FRUIT
GAMES AND SPORTS. GARDENING, GEOLOGY, ICHTHYOLOGY, MINERALOGY, ORNI
DANCING, MUSIC , SINGING, ETC. THOLOGY, ZOOLOGY.
CLASSIFICATION continued on Page 56.
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CLASSIFICATION, continuedfrom page 55.

NATURAL AND EXPERIMENTAL PHI- NAVAL AND MILITARY.
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CHANICS, RAILWAYS, STEAM ENGINE , SURVEYING AND PARLIAMENTARY, POLITICS , TRADE AND COMMERCE, ETC.
MEASURING, ETC.
MISCELLANEOUS.

SPECIMEN PAGE .

2 CLASSIFIED INDEX. [LONDON

Medical Sciences .
Anatomy Medicine-Physiology-Surgery, &c.
ABORTION, Illustrations. (Granville A.B.) Anatomy, Comparative. (Owen R.)
Observations. (Streeter J.S.) Cruveilhier's. (Lib. of Med.)
Aconitine, &c., Use of. (Turnbull A.) (Epitome of.)
Aconitum Napellus, Properties. (Fleming A.) First Steps. (Drummond J.L.)
Accouchements, Aphorisms. (Blake A.) Letters. (Barclay J.)
Accoucheur. (Craig J.) Morbid. (Baillie M.)
Accoucheur's Vade-Mecum. (Burke T.) (Hodgkin T.)
Acoustic Surgery, Guide. (Buchanan T.) (Hope J.)
Ægineta Medical Works. Vade-Mecum. (Money W.)
Africa, W. Coast, Med. Account. (Boyle J.) Pathological . (Andral G.)
Air Passages, Lungs, &c. (Catherwood A.) (Carswell R.)
Alimentary Drinks, Treatise. (Stevenson J.) (Otto A.W.)
Amaurosis, Treatise. (Hocken E.0.) Physiological. (Todd and Bowman.)
Treatise. (Stevenson J.) Special. (Horner W.)
Amputation, Illustrations. (Cocks W.P.) Surgical. (Edwards H.)
Amputations, Remarks. (Hammick S.L.) (Morton T.)
Anatomical Atlas. (Cruveilhier.) Terms in. (Palmer S.)
(Weber.) Text Book. (Hunter R.)
Commentaries. (Mayo H.) (Lizars A.)
Drawings, Museum, Chatham. Vertebrate Animals . (Wagner.)
Examinations. and Medicine. (Hall M.)
Lectures. (Chevalier T.) and Physiology. (Armiger T.J.)
Manipulation. (Tulk and Henfrey.) by Todd. (Cyclop.)
Plates. (Lizars J.) (Sandwith T.)
(Quain and Wilson.) Physiology, &c. (Hooper R.)
Preparations, Making Dried. (Swan J.) (Robertson A.)
Remembrancer. and Surgery. (Druitt R.)
Sketches. (Wormald and M'Whinnie.) Surgery, &c. (Abernethy.)
Tables. (Albinus.) Aneurism, Illustrations. (Dermott G.)
(Nunneley T.) Treatise. (Scarpa A.)
and Pathol . Observations. (Goodsir J.) and its Cure. Wardrop J.
Anatomist. (Savage H.) Animal Life, Inquiry. (Holland G.C.)
Anatomist's Instructor. (Knox R.) (Park J.R.)
Manual. (Maygrier J.P.) Magnetism, Origin. (Colquhoun D.C.)
Vade-Mecum. (Hooper R.) Exper. on. (Colquhoun D.C.)
(Wilson E.) Manual. (Teste A.)
Anatomy. (Bayle A.L.) Study. (Dupotet B.)
(Bayle and Hollard .) by a Surgeon.
(Beclard.) and Homoeopathy. (Lee E.)
(Bichat.) Mechanics, Spinal Curv. (Sheldrake T.)
(Cloquet H.) Physiology. (Carpenter's Cyclop.)
(Cooper B.B.) Lectures . (Lowne B.)
(Craigie D.) Animatæ Contagions, Researches. (Neale 4.)
(Ency. Brit.) Ankylosis, or Stiff Joints. (Little W.J.)
(Ellis G.) Apoplexy, Cases. (Copeman E.)
(Fyfe And.) Treatise. (Cooke J.)
(Grainger R.D.) Gout, &c., Treatise. (Rennie A.)
(Meckel.) and Lethargy, Cases . (Cheyne J.)
(Monro A.) Apothecaries' Hall, Manual. (Meade W.)
(Paxton J.) (Steggall.)
(Quain J.) Student's Companion. (Oliver E.)
(Shaw J.) of England and Wales. (Transactions.)
(Stanley E.) Arterial Pulse, Inquiry. (Parry C.H.)
(Tuson E. W.) System, Treatise. (Turner T.)
(Wilson W.J.) Varieties. (Green P.H.)
Apology for. (Farre J.R.) Arteries, Anatomy. (Flood V.)
Comparative. (Blumenbach J.F.) (Harrison R.)
Col. Surg. (Catalogue of.) (Quain R.)
(Evers P.) Description. (Dermott G.)
(Grant R.E.) (Haller A.)
(Home E.) (Lucas P.B.)
(Lawrence W.) Diseases and Injuries. (Guthrie G.J.)

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1758 to 1846, in 90 vols., from 17 to 22 guineas each.
LOGUE, Part 33, now preparing, and shortly will be ready, consist
ing of some very Curious and Interesting TRACTS, Books, (many with highly
interesting Autographs, ) PROOF and other PRINTS, (chiefly PORTRAITS,)
DRAWINGS, AUTOGRAPHS, MSS., and MUSIC, forming a portion of a well
known Collector in Hertfordshire ; also a selection formerly collected by
Colonel Whalley, one of the Judges who presided at the Trial of Charles I.,
most of which are in fine condition and uncut.
Catalogues only forwarded on receipt of two postage stamps, No. 2, Church
Lane, Islington Church.
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don, or to any part of the United Kingdom, if amounting to 40s, and ac
companied by a remittance. J. G. BELL undertakes to arrange Catalogues,
or value Libraries, in any part the country, on very moderate terms.
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corner of Chancery Lane, who will give any information that may be
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS .- LITERARY NOTICES.- FRENCH WORKS.
NOTICE !
HE BOOKSELLERS and the PUBLIC are requested
THE
to take notice that the work announced as about to be Published by
Messrs. WM. S. ORR and Co., under the title of " INEDITED WORKS of LORD
BYRON," will not be published by them, nor have they any connection with
the undertaking.
Amen Corner, March 22, 1848.
TO BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS.
AN N eligible opportunity now presents itself to any YOUNG
MAN of moderate capital for commencing in the above line in one of the
leading Mercantile Towns of England. The Business has been established
upwards of 12 years, embraces a highly respectable connection, and is
capable, under active management, of very considerable extension. To an
attached Member of the Established Church this is an opportunity such as
rarely occurs. The Stock is not heavy, and may be taken, with fixtures and
goodwill, at a fair valuation.
Apply by letter, addressed G. T. R., Lyceum News Room, Liverpool.
LITERARY NOTICES -BOOKS AND PRINTS.
Preparingfor Publication, &c., &c.
Parliamentary commissions of inquiry are proverbially dilatory. The com
mittee, at their leisure, are pursuing their inquiries at the British Museum,
but in the mean time, the inconveniences of that great and costly national
establishment are rapidly augmenting. We have stated frequently the lead
ing facts of its mismanagement- the want of system, and inadequacy of the
instruments for its proper working : but it is not the less necessary to restate
them from time to time, in order to urge on the work of reform progressing
so slowly and obscurely.-Just now, we refer only to the means of keeping
up the Catalogue of books and papers- which are perfectly inadequate to the
purpose. A case like the following is common. Some days since, being de
sirous of knowing whether certain papers of a last-century celebrity had
found their way into the public depositories, we found that the MSS. keeper
could not inform us. We were referred to the Harleian and other catalogues
of papers-but therein they were not to be found. We were then directed
to a goodly row of thick, closely and ill-written volumes, not arranged as to
subject or letter ; and the object of our search was to be found only by going
through all these volumes seriatim. To the generality of students these
MSS . must, on this account if on no other, remain sealed treasures. It is
the same in the Book department. To say nothing of the chaotic state ofthe
Catalogue so far as it goes-for we know well the difficulty of making a per
fect one-there are at this moment about a hundred thousand volumes not
entered up at all ! The Grenville Library is still useless to the public on
this account-and, as matters proceed, is likely to continue so for years for
new works pour in as fast as-faster even than-the persons employed in
that department can enter them. Every week the back work is left more
and more in arrear. In the actual making-up of the Catalogues-both the
old and the new—we believe but three persons, and those inadequately remu
nerated for services of a laborious nature-requiring, too, a large acquaint
ance with languages ancient and modern- are engaged ! No wonder that
100,000 volumes are improperly kept from the use of the public ! Surely,
if it be worth the cost of a considerable yearly grant to purchase books and
papers-it is also worth while to pay a few more assistants for rendering
them accessible to the public in reasonable time. We do not know why a
national library having all the resources of a great commonwealth at its back
should not be able to compete, on its larger scale, with the same kind of
establishments conducted by private individuals. It is useless at present to
hope to see any new work at the British Museum under a delay of from two
to five years from the date of publication. This should not be and we address
the attention of the Commission especially to this cataloguing department
the evil being so pressing, the remedy so obvious and easy.-Athenæum.
BOOKSELLERS' PROVIDENT INSTITUTION.- The annual general meeting ofthe
Booksellers' Provident Institution was held on the 9th of last month ; and the
Report for the year 1847 disclosed, we are happy to say, a prosperous condition
of the establishment. Notwithstanding a liberal application of the fund to
the necessities of those who are its object, the former is rapidly increasing.
During the comparatively short period which has elapsed since the Directors
were empowered to grant assistance, the sum of nearly 1,300 has been so
distributed ; while the whole of the expenses connected with the institution
since it was formed in 1837 have not averaged more than 807 per annum.
The number of members now on the books is 476 ; and upwards of 1,000
has been added to the Permanent Fund during the past year. The whole
amount of the funds invested exceeds 17,0007, and we trust that, by con
tinued exertions, the sum will soon reach in round numbers 20,000l.
The papers report the death of WILLIAM THOM, the Inverary poet ; one
of those who are the unfortunate objects of an interest that is demonstrative
in the way most injudicious and least serviceable for its object-the real
hardship of whose destiny is enhanced and embittered by a merely senti
mental support. He has left a widow and three young children in utter
destitution-and whom no sympathy can serve that does not take a pecuniary
form.
In Bavaria the King has conferred an annual pension of 400 florins from
his privy purse on Justinus Kerner, his Poet-Laureate.
afs
ENGRAVINGS , & c. 59
FRANCE and ENGLAND, by DE LAMARTINE.-This extraordinary book,
more fully noticed in the last number of the Quarterly Review, has reached
in a week or a fourth edition. The whole article in the same periodical
will repay perusal.
PEPYS DIARY AND CORRESPONDENCE.- Mr. Colburn announces a new and
revised edition of this work with numerous passages now restored from the
original MSS., and many additional notes, edited by Lord Braybrooke. This
edition is, we believe, on the eve of publication, and will be completed in
6. vols. at half-a-guinea each.
SIR HUDSON LOWE'S LETTERS AND JOURNALS. -Mr. Murray announces the
publication of this most important book, so long looked for, so often promised,
and so long kept back. The History of Napoleon is ever fresh ; but it is
much to be regretted that a work of this kind has not long since seen the
light, as O'Meara's Napoleon in Exile has left much to be cleared up.
The recent change in the Post Office arrangements, by which books are
forwarded at once cheaply and expeditiously, is an unquestionable boon to
the writing and reading public ; but it is clogged with conditions and restric
tions, not arising out of any intelligible necessity, that greatly depreciate its
value. One of these conditions the inconvenience of which is obvious- is
the prohibition of any writing or printing upon the book itself, or upon the
envelope, beyond the actual address and the contents. For example, the cus
tomary phrases, " From the author," ," " With the publisher's compliments,"
or the writer's autograph,-written on the fly-leaf, take the parcel out of the
category contemplated by the new regulation. This restriction, we venture
to think, does away with half the convenience of the new measure ; for it is
not only an almost universal practice so to write in books sent into the coun
try, but such writing is often esteemed the most valuable part of the gift.
And what is gained by its prohibition ? Under the old postal law, the
penalty against writing on newspapers sent through the Post Office was
intelligible enough. Newspapers went free, and the postage of letters was
high there was, consequently, a strong temptation to evade the law. Now
there is none. To save a penny, no man would be tempted to spoil a
volume by writing matters of business, &c. , on its blank pages. No reason
for prohibiting such simple inkings as are usually inserted in books at
present exists. It is impossible to abuse the privilege -in the sense in
which the old regulations of the Treasury contemplated abuse. We suspect
that there was no intention on the part of the framers of the new postal
arrangements to provide specially against so simple and harmless a privilege :
the prohibition in question probably crept into the letter of their plan
because, as is customary in public offices, their regulations were based upon
an old stereotyped form. As the one clause of the arrangement which sub
stantiates no principle and answers apparently no fiscal or administrative
purpose, we should think that the Public and the Press have but to ask and
obtain its revocation . This reasonable demand is now being made, we under
stand, and we are glad to lend our aid in its support. -Athenæum.
Mr. A. H. Layard is about to publish an account of his researches and dis
coveries in Ancient Assyria, together with a narrative of his residence in that
country. The work will be in two volumes, and will contain numerous illus
trations of Nineveh and its many remains of early sculpture.
The library of the King and Queen of the French at Neuilly amounted, it
is said, to fourteen thousand volumes ; and about twelve thousand of these,
we are glad to hear, have escaped the devastation of the Château. The
amount of the literary damage can, however, scarcely be estimated as yet.
Torn, as the books were, from the cases which contained them, and flung
roughly into carts for transport to the Mairie during the work of destruction,
the extent of mutilation has yet to be ascertained. The volumes are in
process of conveyance to the Bibliothèque Nationale-as it is now called ;
where they will be catalogued, and, as far as possible, restored. Amongst
this literary heap, it is announced that the famous manuscript of the book
of Gaston Phoebus commonly called the Livre des Chasses- inscribed in the
old catalogue of the National Library, and carried off from it by Louis the
Fourteenth in 1665- has been recovered.
The annual general meeting of the Literary Fund was held on Wednesday
last-Sir Henry Ellis taking the chair. The Report stated that 1,230 . had
been appropriated during the past year to the relief of authors and the
widows and orphans of authors - making a total sum of 35,0601. so expended
since the institution of the society in 1790. The Marquis of Lansdowne was
reelected President ; and the anniversary dinner was announced for the 10th
of May-the Duke of Northumberland to preside.
LIST OF FRENCH WORKS,
For April.
Ancelot (Madame), Théâtre complet, nouvelle edition, illustrée, 4 vols.
8vo, 11.
Balleydier, Turin et Charles-Albert, 8vo, 6s.
Berthier (M. P.), Traité des Essais par la voie Sèche, ou des Propriétés de
la Composition et de l'Essai des Substances Metalliques et des Combusti
bles. A l'Usage des Ingénieurs des Mines, des Exploitants, et des Di
recteurs d'asines, 2 vols. 8vo, 1l 2s.
Berzelius, Rapport Annuel sur les Progres de la Chimie, presenté le 31
Mars, 1847, à l'Académie Royale des Sciences de Stockholm, huitième
année, 8vo, 68.
Boulangé, Histoire de St. Français de Sales, 8vo, 6s.

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FRENCH WORKS. - NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Chants Patriotiques et Populaires de la France, illustrés de belles gravures
sur acier, 1s each :
La Marseillaise. Père de la Universe.
Le Chant du Départ. La Gamelle Patriotique.
Le Réveil du Peuple. Une Nuit de la Garde Na
Prophétie Turgotine. tionale.
Cieszkowski , Du Crédit et de la Circulation , 8vo, 7s 6d.
Code Administratif, annoté par M. V. A. Solon , Avocat, etc., 4to, 17.
Coffinières, Études sur le Budget, et spécialement sur l'Impôt foncier, 8vo, 6s.
Dickens (Charles) , La Maison Dombey, Père et Fils, traduit par Benjamin
Laroche, Tome 1er, 5s.
Fremy, Legneville, Traité de la Legislation des bâtiments et constructions,
Doctrine et Jurisprudence Civiles et Administratives, concernant les
Decrés et Marchés, la responsabilité des Constructeurs, leurs privilèges, etc. ,
2 vols. 8vo, 15s.
Gavarni. Euvres choisies de Gavarni, revues, corrigées, et nouvellement
classées, par l'Auteur, Vols. 1 à 4-4 vols. 8vo, 10s 6d per vol.
Guillemen, Mémorandum des Libertés et des Servitudes de l'Eglise Galli
cane, 8vo, 7s.
Histoire de Trente Heures, Fevrier 1848, par Pierre et Paul, 12mo, 1s 6d.
Journées de la Revolution de 1848, par un Garde National, 8vo, 5s.
Labretonnier, Cinq Epoques, Chronique Rochelaise, 8vo, 5s.
Léris (Jules), Essai Administratif sur l'Exploitation Pratique des Chemins
de Fer Français, 16mo, 5s.
Louis de Bavière, Poesies Choisies du Roi Louis de Bavière, traduites de
l'Allemand par M. Theophile Hallez, 8vo, 78.
Muret, Histoire des Guerres de l'Ouest, Vendee, Chouannerie (1792-1815) ,
Vol. 5, 8vo, 6s.
Notoriat (Le) , Considére dans ses Rapports intimes et journaliers, avec la
Morale, par M. R. . . Notaire, 8vo, 6s 6d.
Paulin Parés (A. ), Les Manuscrits Français de la Bibliothèque du Roi, leur
Histoire et celle des Textes Allemands, Anglois, Hollandois, Italiens,
Espagnols de la même Collection (Section des Manuscrits) VII . , 8vo, 9s.
Poinsot, Elémens de Statique, new edition, 8vo, 6s 6d.
Poujoulat, Histoire de la Révolution Française, 2 vols . 8vo, 14s.
Ranke, Histoire de la Papauté pendant les seizième et dix-septième Siècles,
2nd edition, 3 vols. 8vo, 11.
Traité des Procès-Verbaux de Contravention en Matière Administrative, com
prenant leur forme, leur poursuites, les compétences, les Jugemens, les Re
parations, et Dommages- Intérêts, Responsabilité Accidents, etc., 8vo,
78 6d.
Van den Bassche, Guide du Commerçant, et du Voyager, Almanach du Com
merce du Département du Nord, 8vo, 6s.
NEW PUBLICATIONS,
From March 9th to April 9th, 1848.
The folio after the price refers to the pagefor the Advertisement.
Amalie (Princess of Saxony), Six Dramas illustrative of German Life, post
8vo, cloth, 108 6d.
Amy Harrington, or a Sister's Love, 12mo, cloth, 6s. (p. 50.) Nisbet.
Artegall, or Remarks on the Reports of the Commissioners of Inquiry into
the State of Education in Wales, 8vo, sewed, 28 6d.
Artist's (The) Married Life : being that of Albert Durer, translated from the
German of Schefer, by Mrs. Stodart, 12mo, cloth, 5s. 6d. (p. 47.) J.
Chapman.
Art Union, 1847, Vol. 9, 4to, cloth, 1l 1s.
Atlas to Astronomy, and Physical and Political Geography, Part 1 , 4to,
sewed, 1s.
Aunt Jane's Budget of Stories, square cloth, 28.
Ayerst's (W. ) Jews in the 19th Century, post 8vo, cloth, 6s.
Ballantyne's ( R. M. ) Hudson's Bay, or Every-Day Life Scenes in North
America, post 8vo, cloth, 9s. (p. 47.) Blackwood.
Baptism and the Lord's Supper, 18mo, cloth, 1s 4d.
Barlow's (T. W. ) Field Naturalist's Note Book, oblong, bound, 3s. (p . 47.)
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Baron's Little Daughter, edited by Rev. W. Gresley, square cloth, 4s 6d.
Bethune's (J. E. D.) Specimens of Swedish and German Poetry, 8vo, cloth,
12s.
Bickersteth's (E.) Church and Village Psalmody, 24mo, boards, 1s.
Bingham's (F. L.) Short Poems, 12mo, sewed , 18 6d.
Blanc (Louis) on the Working Classes, with Notes by J. Ward, 12mo , cl., 4s.
Bohn's Standard Library, Vol. 34-" Marlborough's (Duke of) Memoirs,"
by Coxe, Vol. 3, post 8vo, cloth, 38 6d.
Vol. 33-" De Lamartine's History of the Gi
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Booth's (P.) Sermons, 12mo, cloth, 2s.
Bradshaw's New Railway Map of Great Britain, 1848, 12mo, cloth case,
2s 6d.
British Harmonist (Sacred Division ) , royal 8vo, cloth, 6s.
(Secular Division), royal 8vo, cloth, 6s.
Brooke's (Rajah) Narrative of Events in Borneo, by Capt. R. Mundy, 2
vols. 8vo, cloth, 1/ 12s.
Burns's Justice of the Peace (Supplement to), by T. W. Saunders, 8vo,
cloth, 18s.
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Butler's (Bp.) Three Sermons on Human Nature, edited by W. Whewell,
12mo, cloth, 38.
Cambridge University Calendar, 1848, 12mo, cloth, 68.
Carey's (H. C.) Past, Present, and Future, 8vo, cloth, 10s 6d.
Chambers's Library for the Young, Vol. 4-" Jacopo, and other Tales,"
18mo, boards, 18.
Chemical Society's Quarterly Journal, No. 1, 8vo, sewed, 38.
Christianity of Abraham, with Patriarchal Prophecy, 12mo, cloth, 7s. (p.
26.) Seeley.
Cicero de Amicitiâ, by Rev. C. J. Scratchley, 12mo, sewed, 3s.
Collings's (J. B.) Gothic Ornaments, Part 3, 4to, sewed, 1/ 18.
Colenso's (J. W.) Miscellaneous Examples in Algebra, 12mo, sewed, 2s 6d.
Cooper's (J. F.) Captain Spike, or the Islets of the Gulf, 3 vols. post 8vo,
1/ 11s 6d.
Cousin's (J. V.) Philosophy of the Beautiful, translated, with Notes, 12mo,
cloth, 5s. (p. 47.) Pickering.
Craig's ( R. ) Theocracy of the Principle of the Jewish Religion and Polity,
post 8vo, cloth, 58. (p. 47.) Johnstone.
Creasy's (E. S. ) Sub Rege Sacerdos, Comments on Bishop Hampden's Case,
8vo, cloth, sewed, 3s.
Cust's (Hon. Sir E. ) Noctes Dominicæ, or Sunday Night Readings, 8vo,
cloth, 15s. (p . 47.) Rivington.
Dealtry's (W.) Sermons, Doctrinal and Practical, 8vo, boards, 10s 6d.
Deception, and Frederick Marsden, 18mo, cloth , 2s.
Denison's (E. B.) Six Lectures on Todd's Discourses on the Prophecies,
12mo, cloth, 3s 6d.
Denny's (Sir E. ) Hymns and Poems, 12mo, cloth , 38.
De Porquet's (F. L. P.) Italian Grammar, 12mo, cloth, 3s 6d.
Dering's (R. ) Gatherings from the Scriptures, royal 32mo, cloth, 1s 6d.
Derlin's (J. D.) Helps to Hereford History, Civil and Legendary, 12mo,
cloth, 3s 6d.
Destructive Character of the Church of Rome, 18mo, cloth, 2s 6d.
Dicken's (Dr. A.) Remarks on the Marginal Notes and References of the
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Dickens's (Chas.) Dealings with the Firm of Dombey and Son, 8vo, cloth,
17 18-half-morocco, 1l 4s 6d.
Full-length Portraits to Ditto, 8vo, sewed, 2s.
Domestic Scenes, a Tale for the Times, 12mo, cloth, 78. (p. 26.) Seeley.
Dow's (W. ) Discourses on Practical and Doctrinal Subjects, 8vo, cl., 10s 6d.
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Erman's (A.) Travels in Siberia, translated by W. D. Cooley, 2 vols. 8vo,
cloth, 1/ 11s 6d.
Eschylus' Agamemnon, Greek Text, and Translation into English Verse,
with Notes, by J. Conington , 8vo, boards, 7s 6d.
Euripides, Orestes, with Notes by R. Porson, 8vo, cloth, 3s 6d.
Farmer's Library, Vol. 1-" Animal Economy," Vol. 1 , royal 8vo, cloth,
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Ford's (J. ) The Gospel of St. Matthew illustrated from Ancient and Modern
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Gavarni in London , Part 1 , royal 8vo, sewed, 18.
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Gerstaecker's (F.) Wanderings of some German Emigrants, translated by D.
Black, post Svo, cloth, 6s.
Gifford's (J.) Marine Botanist, 12mo, cloth, 58.
Gunn's (W. M.) Rudiments of the Latin Language, 12mo, bound, 28.
Hampden (Bp.), Report of the Official and Legal Proceedings in the Case of,
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Hand-Book of Betting, 32mo, sewed, 2s 6d.
Hannam's (C.) The First and Last Covenant, 12mo, cloth, 4s.
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Harris's Rifleman of the Old 95th ; Recollections by H. Curling, post 8vo,
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Haskoll's (W. D.) Student's Engineering Railway Guide, Part 2, 8vo, cloth,
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Heaton's (W.) Flowers of Calder Dale, Poems, 12mo, cloth, 2s 6d.
Hughes's (E. ) Hand Atlas for Bible Readers, crown 4to, sewed, 28 6d
cloth, 48. (p. 40.) Varty.
Humboldt's (A. Von) Kosmos, translated by A. Prichard, Vol. 2, post 8vo,
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Hens ow's (J. S.) Practical Application of the Five Books of Moses, 12mo,
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Hicks's (W. P.) Church of England Protestant's Manual of Family Devotion,
post 8vo, cloth, 6s.
Hoare (C. J.) on Infant Baptism, 12mo, cloth, 5s 6d.
Hoare's (W.) Christ in Glory, post 8vo, cloth, 68.
Horace, Latin, with English Notes, by Rev. C. Girdlestone and W. A.
Osborne, 12mo, bound, 7s 6d.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.- NEW EDITIONS .
Introduction to the Study of the Animal Kingdom , 12mo, cloth, 4s 6d.
(p. 40.) Varty.
Jarrett's (T.) Hebrew Lexicon and Grammar, and Chaldee Lexicon and
Grammar, 8vo, cloth, 1 1s.
Jerrold's (W. B.) Check to the King ; a History of the Downfall of Louis
Philippe, 8vo, sewed, 18.
Jewish Nation (The), an Account of their Manners, Customs, &c., 12mo,
cloth, 5s.
Joe Miller for the Rail and River, square sewed, 1s.
Kenny's (E. E.) Hints and Observations on Lunatic Asylums, 8vo, cl. , 38 6d.
Knight's Half Hours with the Best Authors, Vol. 3, square cr. 8vo, cl., 5s.
Liebig's (J. ) Researches into the Motion of the Juices in the Animal Body,
by W. Gregory, 8vo, cloth, 5s.
Livy ; Books 21 and 22, Latin and English, English Notes, and Translation ,
12mo, sewed, 5s.
Lodge's (E.) Portraits of Illustrious Personages of Great Britain, Vol. 5,
12mo, cloth, 68 6d.
London and Provincial General Assurance Directory, 1848, 8vo, cloth, 2s.
London Law Directory, 1848, post 8vo, cloth, 3s 6d.
Loss and Gain, or the Story of a Convert, 12mo, cl. , 6s. (p. 47.) Burns.
Maclean's (A. J. ) Sermons for Schools and Families, 12mo , cloth, 6s 6d.
M'Clelland's (G.) Predestination and Election , 12mo, cloth, 6s 6d.
M'Neile's (H.) The House of God, a Sermon , 8vo, sewed, 9d.
Malan's ( S. C.) Catalogue of the Eggs of British Birds, 8vo, cl., 8s 6d.
Mant's ( F. W. ) Reginald Vere, a Tale of the Civil Wars, in Verse, 12mo,
cloth, 6s. (p. 22.) J. W. Parker.
Masses for Catholic Choirs, Pts. 1 and 2, 4to, sd., 2s. each. ( p . 37.) Burns.
Mayers's (M. J.) Note- Book of the late Civil War in Switzerland, 12mo, cl. , 3s.
Middleton's (J. R. ) Hours of Recreation, a Collection of Poems, 12mo, cl. , 58.
Milburn's (M. M. ) Prize Essay on sowing Wheat, 8vo, sewed, 1s.
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Medicine, Law, Divinity, Science, &c., &c. It is presumed that it will form a PERFECT KEY to the Catalogue, and enable those who are ignorant of the
author's name to find out the book by referring to the Index.
It is unnecessary to point out the advantages of having the literature of the last thirty- three years arranged in such a manner that at a glance the
titles of all the works written on particular subjects can be seen. The first word of each line, in the LONDON CATALOGUE, is printed in Italic in the
Index.
LONDON : THOMAS HODGSON, 13, PATERNOSTER Row ; and sold by LONGMAN and Co.; RIVINGTONS ; WHITTAKER and Co.; SIMPKIN and Co.;
HAMILTON and Co.; SHERWOOD and Co.; R. GROOMBRIDGE and SONS. DUBLIN : J. M'GLASHAN ; and by all Booksellers.

Classification.

ANTIQUITIES—ARCHITECTURE. GERMAN WORKS.

ARCHEOLOGY, GENEALOGY, HERALDRY, MYTHOLOGY, NUMIS ELEMENTARY, MISCELLANEOUS.
MATICS, ORNAMENTS, PEERAGES, ETC.
GREEK AND LATIN WORKS .
ARTS AND SCIENCES. ELEMENTARY, MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
ITALIAN WORKS .
BIOGRAPHY.
ELEMENTARY, MISCELLANEOUS.
CORRESPONDENCE, MEMOIRS, ETC.
JUVENILE WORKS- MORAL TALES, & c.
DIVINITY— ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY.
DISCOURSES, LECTURES , SERMONS, ETC. LANGUAGES, GREAT BRITAIN, & c.
ANGLO-SAXON, GAELIC, IRISH, SCOTCH, WELSH.- DIARIES,
DOMESTIC ECONOMY GAMES AND GLOSSARIES , ETC.
SPORTS .
DANCING, MUSIC, SINGING , ETC. LANGUAGES, VARIOUS.
CHALDAIC, DANISH, EGYPTIAN, HEBREW, ICELANDIC , ORI
DRAMA- POETRY, & c. ENTAL, PORTUGUESE , RUSSIAN, SPANISH, SWEDISH, ETC.

EDUCATION- LEARNING. LAW AND JURISPRUDENCE.

BIBLIOGRAPHY, CLASSICAL LEARNING, LITERATURE, PHILO ACTS, STATUTES, ETC.
LOGY, ETC.
LOGIC.
FICTION. MORAL PHILOSOPHY, MORALS , EDUCATION , ETC.
NOVELS, ROMANCES, TALES , ETC.
MATHEMATICS.
FINE ARTS. ALGEBRA, ARITHMETIC , GEOMETRY, TRIGONOMETRY , ETC.
COSTUME, DRAWING, ENGRAVING, ILLUSTRATED WORKS ,
PAINTING, PERSPECTIVE , SCULPTURE, STENOGRAPHY, TY MEDICAL SCIENCES.
POGRAPHY, ETC. ANATOMY, MEDICINE, PATHOLOGY, PHYSIOLOGY, SURGERY,
VETERINARY ART, ETC. ¦
FRENCH WORKS.
ELEMENTARY, MISCELLANEOUS. NATURAL SCIENCES.
AGRICULTURE , BOTANY, CONCHOLOGY, ENTOMOLOGY, FRUIT
GEOGRAPHY, HISTORY . GARDENING, GEOLOGY, ICHTHYOLOGY, MINERALOGY, ORNI
CHRONOLOGY, TOPOGRAPHY, TRAVELS , VOYAGES, ATLASES. THOLOGY, ZOOLOGY.
CLASSIFICATION continued on Page 89.
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CLASSIFICATION, continued from page 88.

NATURAL AND EXPERIMENTAL PHI- | POLITICAL ECONOMY .
LOSOPHY. PARLIAMENTARY , POLITICS , TRADE AND COMMERCE , ETC.
ASTROLOGY, ASTRONOMY, CHEMISTRY, ENGINEERING , ME
SCHOOL AND COLLEGE WORKS
CHANICS, RAILWAYS, STEAM ENGINE, SURVEYING AND
ENGLISH,
MEASURING, ETC.

NAVAL AND MILITARY. MISCELLANEOUS ,

NAVIGATION, ETC.

SPECIMEN PAGE .

20 CLASSIFIED INDEX. [ LONDON

DIVINITY, &c., continued, DIVINITY, &c., continued.

Baptism, Rights of Infants. (Davis W.)
(Thoughts.)
Treatise, Bickersteth. (Christ. Fam, Lib.)
(Ellison S.)
(Godwin J.H.)
(Halley R.)
(Irving E.)
and Confirmation . (Trimmer Mrs.)
- Lord's Supper. (Calvin.)
in Water. (Confessions.)
of the Spirit. (Wade J.)
Baptismal Font. (Bickersteth E.)
(Cumming J.)
Regeneration . (Armitage J.)
(Biddulph.)
(Dakeyne.)
(Hughes H.)
(Hull W.)
(Stovell C.)
Services. (Defence.)
Baptisms of Scripture Unfolded. (Bull S.)
Baptist Missionary Society. (Cox F.A. )
Baptists, Defence. (Gibb.)
English, History. (Ivimey J.)
(Taylor A.)
Foreign, History. (Orchard G.H.)
Justified. (Taylor Jer.)
in America. (Cox F.A.)
Baptized Children, Gift to. (Dewhurst C.)
Barn and the Steeple.
Barzillai, the Gileadite. (Cormack J.)
Basket of Fragments.
(Jones T.)
Beast, Name and Number. (Rabett R.)
(Wealth.)
Beatitudes. (Anderson R.)
Beauties of (Barrow I.)
(Blair H.)
(De Sales St. F.)
(Erskine R.)
(Fenelon Abp.)
(Hall Bp.)
(Horne Bp.)
(Sturm C.C.)
(Taylor Jer.)
Sincerity ; Sermons.
Beauty of Holiness. (Bisse T.)
Being. See also Attributes.
and Attributes. (Bruce W.)
(Drew S.)
Belief and Practice . (Prowett J.)
Unbelief. (Fearn J.)
Believer's Golden Chain. (Dyer W.)
Manual. (Marryat J.)
Bellingham. (Palin W.)
Beneficence, Essay. (Simpson D.)
and Covetousness . (Dick T.)
Benevolence in Punishment .
Best Match, by Pearse. (Ward's Lib.)
Better Covenant Considered . (Goode F.)
Beware ; Sacred History Illustrated.
Bible. See also JUVENILE .
Acrostics. (Wilkins S.J.)
Advocate and Expositor. (Seaman M.)
Analysis. (Martin R.M.)
Annotations . (Poole M.)
*** A copious Alphabetical Table of Contents will be given, which will embrace all the subjects, and greatly facilitate reference.
*
Bible, Arguments. (Ostervald.)
Arranged in Paragraphs, &c.
Sections. (Townsend G.)
Atlas. See GEOGRAPHY, &c.
Chron. and Analytical View. (Jones J.)
Numbers. (MacDougal D.)
Comment. (Cobbin I.)
(Davidson D.)
(Hawker D.)
Henry & Scott. (Commentary.)
(Hewlett J.)
(Mant and D'Oyly.)
Miniature. (Commentary.)
(Patrick, &c.)
(Scott T.)
(Sutcliffe J.)
Commentaries. (Hewlett J.)
Comments. (Short.)
Common- Place Book. (Locke.)
(Strutt J.)
Concordance. See Concordance.
Contemplations. (Hall Bp.)
(Conversations.)
Cottage. (Williams T.)
Cyclopædia.
Dictionary. (Brown J.)
(Calmet.)
(Gurney J.J.)
(Malcom II.)
(Martindale M.)
(Wood J.)
See also Biblical and Theological.
Douay, Notes to. (Mac Ghee R.)
English, Annals of. (Anderson C.)
Editions of. (Cotton H.)
Exposition. (Allen J.)
(Henry M.)
Family. (Bloomfield S.T.)
(Boothroyd D.)
(Brown J.)
(Clarke A.)
by a Layman. (Family.)
Gems. (Stewart J.)
Geography . (Wells E.)
Guide to Reading. (Carpenter W.)
Help to Reading. (Nicholls B.E.)
Histories.
History, Poetical Illust. (Simpson J.H.)
(Gleig G.R.)
(Stackhouse.)
in Verse. (Wesley S.)
Holy Catholic (Challoner Bp.)
Illustrated. (Macklin.)
Key to Words. (Timpson T.)
Literary History. (Townley J.)
Mineralogy and Botany of. (Bib. Cab.)
Natural History. (Harris T.M.)
Notes by Caunter.
(Stebbing H.)
Numbers, Weights, &c., in. (Hindmarsh.)
Obligations, by Spring. (Tegg's Lib.)
(Opinions.)
Passages. (Elucidation.)
(Pictorial.)
Preacher. (Foster II.)
Proper Names. (Farrar J.)
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS .- LITERARY NOTICES .- FRENCH WORKS.
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No. 12, PATERNOSTER ROW. To Booksellers and Publishers,
this situation, from its being in the midst of the London Trade, would be
most desirable, while from its proximity to the Post Office and the City it
would suit for any business. Possession can be given on the 25th June
next. For terms, &c., please apply on the premises.
LITERARY NOTICES -BOOKS AND PRINTS .
Preparingfor Publication, &c., &c.
ANNALS OF THE ARTISTS OF SPAIN.- Mr. Ollivier, of Pall Mall, has just
published a rare and beautiful work under this title, by Mr. Stirling of Keir.
The literature of England has hitherto been most defective upon Spanish art,
but Mr. Stirling has evidently filled up this void. The taste and labour
which has been bestowed upon the work will be rewarded, no doubt, by
the approval which will be bestowed upon it. These volumes are pro
fusely illustrated ; many of the portraits are of painters never before en
graved.
The fifty-ninth Anniversary of the Literary Fund was held on Wednesday,
May 10th, at the Freemasons' Tavern- the Duke of Northumberland pre
siding. In the course of his address to the meeting, the chairman said that
in virtue of his office " he had seen the list of those to whom from time to
time relief had been administered , and it was with astonishment that he
found names in that list which every student must acknowledge as the fond
familiar companions of his library-authors from whom they had all derived
instruction, delight, and amusement. Many a distinguished author from all
parts of the world had acknowledged with gratitude the benefits conferred
by the Royal Literary Fund ; and it must be a source of gratification to the
subscribers to reflect that their means and aid had alleviated the bodily and
mental sufferings of so many who had devoted their lives to the cause of
truth and to diffuse knowledge throughout the world." The Report stated,
that during last year 1230 had been given in 38 grants to authors- in
history and biography (3), theology and biblical literature (2), science (3),
topography and travels (6), classical learning and education (4) , poetry (9),
essays and tales (4), the drama (3), medicine (3), and law (1 ) ; -of whom
26 were male and 12 female authors. A considerable subscription was
announced, headed by 100 guineas from the Qucen :—and Lord Hardinge
was declared chairman for the next year.
AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF JOHN BRITTON, F.S.A.- This distinguished gentleman,
now in his seventy-sixth year, has just published a work on the authorship of
Junius, wherein he gives the palm to Colonel Barré. This book will well
repay perusal. The author has given a mezzotint engraving of Sir Joshua's
celebrated picture " JUNIUS," painted for the late Sir F. Baring, containing
three portraits, viz., Lord Ashburton, Colonel Barré, and Earl Shelburne,
afterwards Marquis of Lansdowne. In alluding to this Essay on Junius, it
gives us much pleasure to notice the autobiography of the Veteran in Arts
and Literature, which he is now preparing for publication. Testimonials
after death are not uncommon, but honourable evidences to private worth
and high talent during life bear the genuine impress of truth, and sweeten the
cup of old age. The sum subscribed by the highest persons of the realm,
and those who have derived instruction, & c., from the labours of Mr. Britton,
is to be devoted to publishing his autobiography. We will quote the last
paragraph of his notes on this subject. 66 The volume thus preparing will
furnish an autobiography of the author, who projected and wrote part of
the Beauties of England and Wales, which was commenced in 1800, and
extended to 26 vols. 8vo ; -of the Architectural and Cathedral Antiquities,
(19 vols. 4to, from 1805 to 1828) and of other literary works, which it is ge
nerally admitted produced marked and permanent effects on the embellished
publications of the country. To elucidate and explain the origin, progress,
and distinctive nature of those works, and to show their influence on the
Fine Arts, as well as on Archæological and Topographical Literature, will
be the main object of the writer ; whilst he must necessarily advert to and
remark on artists, critics, and other persons and matters connected with the
literary profession, as exemplified in his own personal career."-The work
will be embellished with several prints, from wood, steel, copper, and stone,
and sent to each subscriber to the testimonial.
The members of the Archæological Institute ate their Third Anniversary
Dinner on Tuesday, the 9th ult., at the Thatched House Tavern-the Pre
sident (the Bishop of Norwich) in the chair. The next annual provincial
visit, our readers already know, is to be to Lincoln-and we may add that
the excursion will take place on the 25th of June. Upwards of two hundred
members, it was stated at the annual general meeting, have been added to
the society during the past year- the Archbishop of York, the Bishop of
Carlisle, the Earl of Yarborough, Lord Hastings, and Lord Beaumont being
among the number. -The York volume of the Institute is now complete ;
and the Norwich volume will be ready for delivery during the present
year.
ENGRAVINGS, & c. 91
The first meeting of the Local Committee for the reception of the British
Association, on Wednesday the 9th of August, has been held at Swansea :
--and the members of the Archæological Institute will meet in Lincoln in
the week beginning Tuesday the 25th of July.- We are glad to report the
spread of Local Associations for Archæological research ; and may mention,
therefore, the recent formation of an Archæological Society in the town of
Scarborough.
Our contemporaries announce the recent death of Sir Thomas Dick Lauder.
For the last few years this gentleman has appeared before the public, but
sparingly, as an author :-his most recent production, if we recollect rightly,
being an account of Her Majesty's Progress in State to Scotland. But
he deserves a high place in the annals of Local Literature for his graphic
and delightful account of " The Morayshire Floods. " His best romances,
" Lochandu and " The Wolfe of Badenoch," would have stood out in
brighter relief had they come before, not after, Sir Walter Scott's ;-being
powerfully written and exciting a strong interest. Sir Thomas Dick Lauder
produced other works besides the above ; but we have named those by which
he will be the longest remembered as an author.
HISTORY OF THE FOUNDATIONS IN MANCHESTER.- A supplementary volume
of Dr. Hibbert's " History of the Foundations of Manchester " is announced
for publication by subscription, by Mr. Agnew, of that city. The original
work is reduced in price, and a prospectus can easily be obtained from the
publisher, giving a detailed account of the additional matter now being
brought before the public.
LIST OF FRENCH WORKS,
For June.
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Balbo (J. P.) Constitutions républicaines du Globe : France, Etats-Unis
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Bulwer, Lucretia, ou les Enfants de la Nuit, 2 vols. 8vo, 15s.
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Chrétienne, 8vo, 6s.
Callot (P. S.) Jean Guiton, dernier Maine de l'Ancienne Commune de la
Rochelle, 1628 , 8vo, 38 6d.
Coquerel (Athanase) Liberté, Egalité, Fraternité, Discours prononcé dans le
Temple de Sainte-Marie, le 5 Mars, 1848, 8vo, 1s.
Dareste de la Chavanne, Histoire de l'Administration en France, et des Pro
grès du Pouvoir Royal, depuis le Règne de Philippe-Auguste jusqu'à la
Mort de Louis XIV., 2 vols. 8vo, 15s.
De Gerande, De l'Esprit public en Hongrie depuis la Révolution Française,
8vo, 7s 6d.
Delombardy, Catalogue des Monnaies Françaises de la Collection de M.
Rignault, comprenant les Monnaies royales et nationales d'argent, de billon,
et de cuivre, depuis le douzième siècle jusqu'en 1848, avec les attribu
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leur fabrication, 8vo, 4s.
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12mo, 38 6d.
Doisy (Martin) Origine et Fondements de la Liberté, de l'Égalité, et de la
Fraternité parmi les Hommes, 8vo, 78.
Fedix, De la Vénalité des Changes, 8vo, 2s.
Fontarive, Révolution sociale. Bases du Crédit positif. Institutions de Ga
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Gallois, Histoire de la Convention nationale d'après elle-même, précédée d'un
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notre Histoire nationale pendant la Session de l'Assemblée constituante et
celle de l'Assemblée legislative, Tome VIII . , 8vo, 5s.
Gaume (l'Abbé J.) Les Trois Rome, Journal d'un Voyage en Italie, 4 vols.
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Gozzi, Mémoires de Charles Gozzi, poëte Vénétien du XVIIIe siècle, écrits
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Jourdain, Lesieur, Duruy et Barberet, nouveau Manuel du baccalauréat es
lettres, rédigé conformément à l'arrêté du 17 Mars, 1848, contenant le dé
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graphie, de mathématiques, de cosmographie, de physique, de chimie, et
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Lurine, Histoire poëtique et politique de M. A. de Lamartine, 12mo, 3s.
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Originaux du XVIIe siècle, Galerie de Portraits, 12mo.
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Nolles (Jules) Biographie du Général Dronot, Svo, 5s.
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Paul de Kock, Taquinet le Bossu, 2 vols. 8vo, 10s.
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" THE ' BIBLIOTHECA LONDINENSIS ' is a re-distribution of the matter in the " This volume is one so useful, that we may say it cannot be dispensed
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wise and foolish Books have any present existence, save in Mr. HODGSON'S
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ofthe products of English learning and imagination since the peace.”—
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books required. They knew, perhaps, the title of the book, but not the name
of the author.' Such is a portion of the Editor's own account of this laborious
and useful compilation. The " London Catalogue of Books " furnishes an alpha
betical reference to authors' names, and the present volume exhibits a classifi
cation of no fewer than thirty-six thousand books, which have been either
published, or advertised, by the booksellers as still on sale, during thirty
years. It is obvious that such a book will prove very useful to book-buyers as
well as booksellers. "-GENTLEMAN'S MAGAzine.
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carefully into it for omissions or mistakes ; but our search has, we rejoice to
say, been vain, and we have everywhere been rewarded with the information
we sought. The labour is most creditable to Mr. Hodgson, whose preface
truly describes the character of his undertaking. He says -
" The want of some work that would give a complete list of the books pub
lished on particular subjects, without wading through a general catalogue,
has long been complained of; and at the repeated solicitations of those who
14
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taken. C
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can only be known to those who are accustomed to pursuits connected with
bibliography. Errors it is wholly impossible to avoid. The classification of
thirty-six thousand books, ranging over a period of thirty years, cannot
possibly be accomplished without immense care. However, although it is
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every one connected with literature, it will save much valuable time in
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ments which Mr. Hodgson has introduced are several, and we believe that which will enable those who are constantly referring to it to find out the book
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sixty years can well make it, while the vigilance which has been observed now that of the party whose memoir is mentioned is given. Translations
in revising the titles, betokens in another way the jealous diligence of the of foreign authors are very properly placed under their own names, and not
editor in securing the full usefulness of which such a work is susceptible. those of the translators. Novels, &c. , where practicable, are found under
The principal deviation from the old plan is in breaking up the former the authors' names ; and ' Series,' ' Libraries,' &c., are not twice entered in
classifications, and in throwing them into one entire alphabet. By this the catalogue, but enumerated under the title of the Series ' or ' Library.'
means an immediate reference can be made to any book, and its size, price, The labour and cost to produce such a publication must have been immense,
and publisher at once ascertained, without the possibility of loss of time and but it is gratifying to be able to state that it is the most perfect, useful, and
doubt as to the result. The subordinate amendments are also of import neat production of its kind that we ever consulted ."-Morning Advertiser.
ance ; and the inquirer now finds the Christian names of the authors in "Various alterations have been made in the present edition of this useful
perfect alphabet-memoirs and translations placed under the person or publication. The whole is now printed alphabetically—rejecting a clas
subject and more direct keys to the survey of books of fiction, with regard sification which is only useful where more fully carried out than the limits
to the productions of popular writers, and the serials --now so voluminous, of a work like this admit ; the Christian names of the authors are given ;
and hitherto so scattered in detail. Upon these principles has the new the titles of biographies and memoirs are found, in alphabetical reference, not
edition of the London Catalogue of Books ' been constructed, and the under the names of the authors, but of the subjects of such biographies and
bibliopolist has thus an alphabetical list of some six and thirty thousand memoirs ; translations are alphabetically placed under the names of the
volumes the gross amount which has issued from the press of Great Britain foreign authors, not of the translators ; and other minor changes have been
and Ireland between the years 1814 and 1846.” —Morning Herald. made to increase the facilities of reference."— Athenæum.
" A work of great utility to students, and to all admirers of literature, " Better arranged than heretofore, with much information, and altogether
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reference will at once be understood when we say that it contains the bibliographers alone, but for bookbuyers and the public at large.”—Literary
names of nearly 40,000 publications, so classified and arranged that any Gazette.
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this excellent catalogue will prove as useful as ' The London Directory ' is every necessary particular relative to any book that has been published in
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tion that which they can best appreciate, and which to them is an essential, publisher, are stated.
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clearness and fulness, and the printing we hesitate not to declare is an ex fore, of its utility, when we state that it contains 542 pages, having on an
ample to every establishment, as well as being an ornament to any book average 67 works on each, making a total of 36,314 works, the produce of
shelves, for its beauty and cleanness. The arrangements differ in many re the British press in 32 years ! "- Critic.
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the typography and illustrations will be of the same style of excellence as
the previous volumes.
MISS CORNER'S EVERY CHILD'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND will be found a
most useful little book for children and schools . It gives at the end of each
chapter questions for examination upon what they have just read.
The printed books and the almost invaluable collection of Irish MSS . at
Stowe, will be sold, not by Messrs. Christie and Manson, but by Messrs.
SOTHEBY and WILKINSON. A portion of the MSS. at Stowe was examined
by Lord Nugent when compiling his Memorials of Hampden and his Times,
-but his lordship, it is understood, made only a cursory examination.
Many of the real treasures have only recently been discovered. A careful
catalogue by competent persons would materially assist in realizing those
high prices which the Duke's creditors are anxious to obtain.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER has at length, we find, struck a blow
at the abuse of the privilege of the Channel Islands, to which we have more
than once adverted -which made them manufactories of periodical publica
tions to be circulated throughout Great Britain in evasion of the stamp duties
and encroachment on the rights of the fair speculators of the press. A Bill
has been introduced by him and other members rendering certain newspapers
published in those islands and in the Isle of Man liable to postage. It em
powers the Postmaster-General, from time to time, to charge any newspapers
printed or published in any of the islands of Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney,
Sark, and Man, and sent by the post between any of such islands and Great
Britain or Ireland, or sent by the post in Great Britain or Ireland, with such
rates or duties of postage as the Postmaster-General shall think fit, but not
exceeding the rates or duties to which such newspapers would be liable if
they were letters sent by the post ; and the Postmaster-General may from
time to time alter or repeal any such rates or duties of postage, and charge
any such newspapers with any other rates or duties of postage, not exceeding
the rates to which such newspapers would be liable if they were letters (or
may exempt any such newspapers from all duties of postage) , in lieu thereof.
CAXTON MONUMENT. -A correspondent of the Builder asks-" What, in
the name of fortune, has become of the project for the erection of a monu
ment to CAXTON in Westminster ? Surely after so brave a commencement it
cannot have been allowed to drop ? Perhaps one of the movers will favour
us with a reply. There has been bad management somewhere. The steam
which was got up at starting has not been turned to good account." A cor
respondent who is on the Committee of the Caxton Memorial informs us, in
reply to the question on the subject which we copied last week from the
Builder, that, like many other things, the proposal for this monument has
been paralysed by the disturbed occurrences of the last twelve months. Im
mediately after the collection of subscriptions had begun, the City election
came on ; and the printers and publishers there would not hear of Caxton
only of Lord John Russell, &c. Then followed the panic- which made sub
scriptions still more difficult to get. Then the troubled state of politics,
abroad, in Ireland, and at home- which made them impossible. Under these
circumstances, the promoters of the Testimonial thought it best to wait for
calmer times before any decision should be come to.- Athenæum.
Some interesting autograph MSS. of Lord BYRON occurred a week or two
since in a sale at Messrs. Puttick and Simpson's in Piccadilly. " The Curse
of Minerva," 13 pages, 4to, corrected throughout and imperfect, sold for 101.
The well-known song of " Maid of Athens, ere we part," sold for 41 4s.
The poem of " Waterloo," from the French, 4 pages 4to, brought 47 15s.
" Lines written on a Cup formed of a Skull," 2 pages, 4to, sold for 77.
" Lines on the Elgin Marbles," 2 pages, folio, brought 31. The opening
lines of " English Bards and Scotch Reviewers," Still shall I hear hoarse
Fitzgerald bawl,' written in pencil and corrected afterwards in ink, &c. , sold
for 51. " The Curse of Minerva," and the " Maid of Athens " were bought
for Mr. Murray of Albemarle Street,-whose collection of Byron MSS . is
not to be matched.
SIR NICHOLAS HARRIS NICOLAS.-Death has been busy lately in our
especial world. Sir Nicholas Harris Nicolas, a very eminent English an
tiquary—a much greater man than Stukeley, or Strutt, or Douce, or Peck,
or Hearne has just been removed from among us. He died at Boulogne,
on the 3rd ult., of congestion of the brain. He was the fourth son of John
Harris Nicolas, of East Looe, in Cornwall, a Captain in the Royal Navy,
and was born on the 10th of March, 1799. He entered the navy on the
27th of October, 1808 - served under his brother, Captain J. Toup Nicolas,
C.B. and was frequently engaged at the capture and destruction of armed
vessels and convoys on the Calabrian coast. He was made a lieutenant
20th September, 1815 ; but, proving unsuccessful in his efforts to obtain
employment, he retired on his half-pay-took to the study of English anti
quities and English law- married 28th March, 1822 - published his first
work in 1823-and in May, 1825, was called to the Bar by the Society of
the Inner Temple. His first work was " The Life of Secretary Davison "
still a most useful publication. In 1824 he put forth " Notitia Historica,"
containing tables, calendars, and miscellaneous information for the use of
historians, antiquaries, and the legal profession. A curious and important
" Catalogue of the Heralds' Visitations " was published in 1825 ; and his
invaluable " Synopsis of the Peerage of England," in 2 vols . 12mo, the
same year. In 1826 he published his " Testamenta Vetusta,"-a most
curious and readable collection of wills from the reign of Henry II. to the
time of Queen Elizabeth ; and in 1827 the four following works, of which it
will be enough to transcribe the titles :-" History of the Town and School
ENGRAVINGS, & c. 139
of Rugby," " A Chronicle of London," " Memoir of Augustine Vincent,
Windsor Herald, " and " The History of the Battle of Agincourt, with the
Roll of the Men- at-Arms in the English army." His diligence almost sur
passes belief. The " Roll of Arms of Peers and Knights in the Reign of
Edward II." and " The Statutes of the Order of the Guelphs " appeared in
1828 ; and " The Roll of Arms of the Reigns of Henry III. and Edward
III." and " The Statutes of the Order of the Thistle " in 1829. The
Household Book of Elizabeth of York (the queen of Henry VII .) and the
Household Book of Henry VIII . were two of his more important contribu
tions to biographical and domestic history. His Report on the L'Isle peerage""
case and his " History of the Earldoms of Strathern, Monteith, and Airth '
are monuments of human diligence in matters connected with genealogy.
His " Life of Chaucer," and his " Lives of Walton and Cotton " prefixed to
Mr. Pickering's beautiful edition of The Complete Angler,' exhibit the
most successful research in channels of information hitherto imperfectly ex
plored or altogether unexamined. His edition of Davison's " Poetical
Rhapsody " is an instance of his skill in a different department of our
literature :-the text is elaborately accurate, and the notes
"" and memoirs are
full and precise. His " Scrope and Grosvenor Roll and his " Siege of
Caerlaverock " exhibit all his accustomed diligence and the vast extent of his
biographical information. The " Memoir of Sir Kenelm Digby " and the
" Autobiography of Lady Fanshawe " continue to be considered most
agreeable contributions to our lighter literature ;-and " The Chronology
of History," compiled for " Lardner's Cyclopædia," is a work of which
we have had occasion to test the extrordinary value on many occasions
when historians are at variance on the accuracy of a date of historical
importance. His " Life of Sir Christopher Hatton " contains a sarcastic ex
posure in every page of the errors in Lord Campbell's Life of the handsome
Lord Chancellor ; and his unfinished " History of the British Navy" exhibits
the new and important matter that he could bring to bear on whatever sub
ject he undertook to illustrate. His great works, however, and those by
which his name will be best remembered , are his " History of the Orders of
Knighthood of the British Empire," in four thick volumes, and his edition of
" Lord Nelson's Letters and Despatches," in seven octavo volumes. He was
engaged till within a week of his death in editing the papers of Sir Hudson
Lowe, and throwing what light his unremitting exertions could contribute in
elucidation of a very painful but important subject of historical inquiry. He
has left a widow and eight children to lament his loss and, we are sorry
to add, with very little provision for their future maintenance. A part of
what remains of the 1,2007. a-year assigned by Parliament for pensions to
men, and the widows and children of men, of literary and scientific attain
ments could not be more deservedly given than in the case of the family of
Sir Harris Nicolas. We are glad to think that the friends of Sir Harris are
already active in the matter.-Athenæum.
LIST OF FRENCH WORKS,
For September.
Aboulféda, Géographie d'Aboulféda traduite de l'Arabe en Français, et ac
compagnée de notes et d'éclaircissements, par M. Reinaud, 2 vols. 4to,
3/ 10s.
Ampere (J. J.) Ballanche, 16mo, 3s.
Annuaire Militaire de la République Française pour l'année 1848, 12mo, 6s.
Armengaud et Armoureux, Nouveau cours raisonné de dessin industriel
appliqué principalement à la Mécanique et à l'Architecture, comprenant
le dessin linéaire proprement dit ; les études de projections, etc., folio,
1l 5s.
Caillet, Traité Élémentaire de Navigation à l'usage des officiers de la Marine
Militaire et de la Marine de Commerce, Cours de l'École Navale, première
année d'études, Tome 1er texte, royal 8vo, complete work, 12s 6d.
Cardini, Dictionnaire d'Hippiatrique et d'Equitation, 2 vols. 8vo, 17.
Charpignon, Physiologie, Médecine, et Métaphysique du Magnétisme, 8vo, 6s.
Chasles, Études sur le Seizième Siècle en France, précedées d'une histoire de
la littérature et de la langue Française de 1470 à 1610 , 12mo, 33 6d.
Chevalier (Michel) Lettres sur l'Organisation de Travail, ou Etudes sur les
principales causes de la Misère, et sur les moyens proposés pour y remé
dier, 12mo, 4s 6d.
Comte (Auguste) République Occidentale, Ordre et Progrès. Discours sur
l'ensemble du positivisme, 8vo, 6s.
Cours de Dessin Linéaire, appliqué à la Mécanique, ou Collection des Machines
les plus intéressantes et les plus utiles, accompagnées de Notices descrip
tives, et precédées d'une Introduction sur les principes généraux de la Mé
canique, folio, 6s 6d.
Custine, Romuald, ou la Vocation, 4 vols. 8vo, 17.
Défaite (La) du Communisme, 8vo, 58.
Deguin, Cours élémentaire de Physique, 6th edition, 2 vols. 8vo, 12s.
Dessales, Histoire générale des Antilles, Tome 5, 8vo, 7s 6d.
Duprat, Précis Historique sur l'Imprimerie Nationale et ses Types, 8vo, 3s.
Exploration Scientifique de l'Algérie pendant les années 1840, 1841 , 1842,
publiée par ordre du Gouvernement et avec le concours d'une Commission
Académique. Sciences Historiques et Géographiques, Vol. 10, (Précis
de Jurisprudence Musulmane, ou Principes de Législation Musulmane,
civile et religieuse, selon le rite Malekite, par Khalib-Ibn- Ishak, traduit
de l'Arabe par M. Perron, Vol. 1 ,) 15s.
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Fourrier, Analyse du Mécanisme de l'Agiotage, et de le Méthode mixte en
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Frossard, Les Vaudois de Provence, 8vo, 3s 6d.
Girardin (Emile), Bon Sens, Bonne Foi, 18mo, 28.
Gouré, Eléments d'Arithmétique à l'Usage des Candidates aux Écoles spé
ciales de services publics, 8vo, 5s.
Lachez, Accoustique et Optique des salles de réunions publiques, théâtres, et
amphithéâtres, spectacles, concerts, etc., suivies d'un projet d'assemblée
constituante pour neuf- cents membres, 8vo, 58.
Lacroix (Jules) Histoire d'une Grande Dame, 2 vols. 8vo, 15s.
Lebon, L'Homme- Dieu, ou le Prêtre, considéré dans la sublimité de ses
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sa Charité, 8vo, 4s 6d.
Leone ( l'Abbé) Conjuration des Jesuites ; publication authentique du Plan
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Le Play, Description des Procédés metallurgiques employés dans le pays de
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Musset (Paul de) Femmes de la Régence, 12mo , 38 6d.
Merimée, Histoire de Don Pedro, 1er Roi de Castille, 8vo, 7s.
Moniteur Universel, Table Chronologique et Alphabétique, Année 1847,
folio, 128.
Montandon, Étude des Récits de l'Ancien et du Nouveau Testament, en
forme d'instructions, pour École du Dimanche, première partie, 12mo, 38.
Mounier, De l'Action de la Noblesse, 8vo, 5s.
Musæus, Contes Populaires, traduits par A. Materne, 12mo, 3s.
Peignode, Organisation du Travail, Lettres Économiques sur le Prolétariat,
18mo, 3s.
Pierre Clement, Le Gouvernement de Louis XIV. , ou la Cour, l'Adminis
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78 6d.
Rohrbacker, Histoire Universelle de l'Eglise Catholique, Tome 27, 8vo, 68.
Saint- Beuve, Port Royal, Tome 3, 8vo, 7s 6d.
Stephano, Thesaurus Græcæ Linguæ, Livraison 1 à 44, 12s per Livraison.
Venet, Études sur Blaise Pascal, 8vo, 4s.
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Wertheim, Mémoires de Physique Mécanique, 8vo, 10s.
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will be duly appreciated. Mr. Collier, the director of the Society, who was
the medium for transferring the relic from the Duke of Buckingham to the
Earl of Ellesmere, has drawn up a brief memoir on the history and claims
of the portrait, as an original likeness of our greatest dramatist, which will
also be submitted to the Council for its sanction, after which the paper will
be printed. It was unquestionably in the possession of Sir W. Davenant,
who, without reference to any real or supposed relationship, was born eleven
years before Shakespeare's death, and was intimately acquainted with all his
great contemporaries of the stage.
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Layard.- -The Cities and Cemeteries of Etruria ; being the Narrative of
the extant Antiquities of Etruria, &c., by George Dennis, Esq.-――――― -Dal
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Memoirs of the House of Brandenburgh, and History of Prussia, Translated
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The Works of Horace Classically Illustrated, with an Original Life, by Rev.
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Marryat. The Ancient Practice of Painting in Oil and on Glass, de
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braries in Italy, France, and Belgium ; with Introductions, and Notes, by
Mrs. Merrifield.- -Manual of Scientific Enquiry, prepared for the Officers
of Her Majesty's Navy on Foreign Service, edited by Sir John F. W.
Herschel, Bart. , by Authority of the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty.
-Lives of the Lindsays, being a Memoir of the Houses of Crawfurd
and Balcarres, by Lord Lindsay. -Lavengro, an Autobiography, by
George Borrow, Author of the " Bible in Spain."- -Letters and Journals
of the late Sir Hudson Lowe, including, for the first time, the True History
of Napoleon at St. Helena ; edited by the late Sir N. H. Nicolas. -His
tory of Greece, by George Grote, Esq. Volumes 5 and 6.- The Works
of Alexander Pope, with Explanatory Notes ; edited by the Rt. Hon . J. W.
Croker. -Historical and Critical Essays, by Lord Mahon, selected from
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tenant, by W. R. O'Byrne, Esq.- -Romaunt Version of the Gospel of St.
John, originally in use among the Old Waldenses, from the MSS. existing at
Dublin, Paris, Zurich, &c., edited, with Notes, by Rev. W. S. Gilly, D.D.
-Doctrine of the Incarnation of Our Lord Jesus Christ, in its relation
to Mankind and to the Church, by Archdeacon Wilberforce.
Messrs. SEELEY announce, The Christian Doctrine of Sanctification Consi
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Letters to the Rev. Dr. Keith, in Reply to the Strictures published under his
Name against the " Hora Apocalypticæ," and on his " Signs of the Times,"
by Rev. E. B. Elliott. Letters to Rev. E. B. Elliott on his Interpreta
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Hollingsworth.- A Selection from the Correspondence of Rev. J. T.
Nottidge, M.A., Ipswich.
Messrs. BLACKWOOD announce, The Infinity of Geometric Design, by R. W.
Billings, Architect.- -On the Science of those Proportions by which the
Human Head and Countenance, as represented in Ancient Greek Art, are
distinguished from those of Ordinary Nature, by D. R. Hay.- Pictures
from Revolutionary Paris, by J. Palgrave Simpson. Lays of the Scottish
Cavaliers, and other Poems, by W. E. Aytoun. Memoirs and Adven
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published, by J. T. Pettigrew, Esq. -Narrative of an Expedition into the
Centre of Australia, by order of her Majesty's Government, during the Years
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Sturt, late 39th Regiment.- An Historical, Political, and Statistical Ac
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William Steven, D.D., Minister of Trinity College Church, Edinburgh.
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receive eight pounds for her right, according to her receipt, dated December,
21 , 1680 ; and she gave him a general release, dated April 29, 1681.
Simmons sold the right to Brabason Aylmer, a bookseller, for twenty-five
pounds, and Aylmer sold it to Jacob Tonson, one moiety in August 1683,
and the other moiety in March 1690, at a price considerably advanced.
(Todd's Life of Milton, 193-195, London, 1826.) It thus appears that 2: 5
the poet was very careful to assert his full right of property, as he and others
understood it at the time, and to make it available to his family. The
amount which he chose to receive, compared with the real value of the poem,
or measured by a modern standard, seems very trifling. But as such rights
were estimated then, and considering that the poem gained slowly upon the
attention of his own age, it was not a grossly inadequate price. When it
had been published fourteen years and upwards, the copyright, between one
bookseller and another, brought only twenty-five pounds. Yet its value
could not have been affected by any apprehension, at the time of this
sale, that it was not protected by the common law. Such a notion had not
then arisen ; and long after, viz., in 1739, Lord Hardwicke protected by in
junction the title of Tonson, derived under the assignment made by the poet
in 1667. Doubtless Milton did not write his great poem for money ; but we
have seen that he supposed the right of exclusive property in authors was
acknowledged by the law of his country, and he took pains practically to
assert the right in his own case. It seems by no means a wild conjecture,
that he did this for the sake of example, as well as in order to preserve his
reputation, by keeping the control of the text of his poem. -Curtis on Lite
rary Property.
At a special meeting of the Council of the Shakespeare Society Mr. Col
lier communicated Lord Ellesmere's acquiescence in the request of the mem
bers for permission to engrave the Chandos portrait of SHAKSPEARE. After
voting thanks to his Lordship, the Society came to a resolution to spare no ex
pense in making the engraving valuable as at once a work of art and a fac
simile. Mr. Collier was requested to furnish accompanying letter-press re
lative to the history and authenticity of the portrait-for printing on paper
the size of the intended engraving, to be either bound up with it or framed
for suspension as a companion at the option of members. The circulation
will be strictly confined to members of the Society who shall have recorded
their names and paid up their subscriptions on the 1st of January next ; and,
after the sufficient number of plates and proofs shall have been printed, the
plate will be destroyed.
NEW WORKS TO APPEAR DURING AUTUMN.
Continuedfrom " Bent's Literary Advertiser " for October.
Mr. BENTLEY announces, Life and Remains of Theodore Hook, by the
Rev. R. D. Barham. The Bird of Passage, by Mrs. Romer.
Clara Fane, a Novel, by Louisa S. Costello. Vicissitudes of the Eternal
City, by James Whiteside, Author of " Italy in the 19th Century."
Eighteen Hundred and Twelve, or the French Invasion of Russia, a Ro
mance, from the German of Louis Rellstab. -- Travels and Adventures
AVV
in Sardinia including pictures of the Manners and Customs of the Sar
dinians, &c., to which is added some account of the House of Savoy, by
J. W. Warre Tyndale, M.A. , Barrister-at-Law.- -The French Revolution
in Feb. 1848 ; The Prefecture of Police, from the 21st Feb. to May 17, by
Citizen Caussidière, Representative of the People.- -Memoirs of the
House of Orleans, by W. Cooke Taylor, LL.D. Correspondence of
Schiller and Körner, translated from the German by Leonard Simpson.
MISCELLANEOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS.- Political History of Bhawalpur, with
Notices of the adjacent Countries, by Shahamet Ali, Author of the " Sikhs
and Afghans."- A Collection, for the Use of Schools, from the
Works of Sir W. Scott.- -Narrative of the Life of Sir W. Scott,
 1848. REGISTER OF BOOKS ,
LITERARY NOTICES.- FRENCH WORKS . - NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Bart., begun by Himself, and continued by J. G. Lockhart, Esq.
Practical Observations on the prevailing Epidemic called Cholera, with
Advice to Heads of Families, &c., by Sir Jas. Keir, M.D.- -A
Course of Lectures on the Holy Sacrament of the Lord's Supper, by the Rev.
R. L. Cotton, D.D., Provost of Worcester College, Oxford. -The
Forgery, or Best Intentions, by G. P. R. James, Esq., in 3 vols. -The
Library of Christian Literature, consisting of Theological, Religious, Histo
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"The Voices of the Church in Reply to Strauss," and of " The People's
Dictionary of the Bible," to be published in 8vo, after the rate of three
volumes per annum. -The Haunted Man and the Ghost's Bargain ; a
Fancy for Christmas Time, by Charles Dickens.- -An Analysis of the
Second Decade of Livy, with Questions.- -History of the Year 1848,
by Walter K. Kelly.- -Digest of Evidence taken before a Committee of
the House of Commons, appointed for Enquiry into the Agricultural Customs
of the Kingdom in respect to Tenant Right. -Austria under a Paternal
Government, by E. P. Thompson, Esq., Author of " Life in Russia," &c.
-The Emigrant's Family ; being the Story of an Australian Settler, by
the Author of " Settlers and Convicts."- -Trevethlan, a Cornish Story,
by W. D. Watson, Esq., Barrister-at- Law.- -Near Home, or the Coun
tries of Europe, described to Children, with Anecdotes, by Author of " Peep
of Day," &c.- -A Second Volume of Lecture Sermons, by Wm. Nind,
M.A. -Historical Sketches of Berwick-upon -Tweed, with numerous
plates and maps.- -The Blood of the Cross, by the Rev. H. Bonar.
-A New Edition of Kane's Elements of Chemistry, with 300 Illus
trations on Wood. On the Management and Important Diseases of In
fancy and Childhood, by Fleetwood Churchill, M.D. A Treatise upon
the Pathology, Diagnosis and Treatment of Neuroma, by Rob. W. Smith,
M.D., Trin. Coll. Dublin, to be published by Subscription.- A Tale
of the Winds and the Waves, a Mournful Chant of Merrie Christmas.
A Biblical Cyclopædia, by the Rev. Dr. J. Eadie, for assisting
Parents and Teachers in the Duties of Sacred Instruction . On the Use
of Lime in Agriculture, by Jas. F. W. Johnston. On Fractures and
Dislocations of the Clavicle and Scapular End of the Humerus, by Thos.
Callaway, Jun.— -History and Management of Ornamental and Do
mestic Poultry, by Rev. E. S. Dixon. Historical and Descriptive Ac
count of the Castles, Palaces, and Prisons of Mary of Scotland, by Charles
Mackie, Esq. -Handbook for London, Past and Present, by Peter Cun
ningham, Esq.- -An Abridgment of Dr. Kitto's Cyclopædia of Biblical
Literature, to appear in monthly parts. -Jane Seaton, or the Cornelian
Cross, a Moral Tale, by a Lady. Plain Lessons from the Book of Na
ture, or Moral Reflections on the Seasons, by T. W. Barlow, F.L.S.
A New Work, by the Author of " Naomi," in 3 vols., early in December.
-The Mountains of the Bible ; their Scenes and their Lessons, by the
Rev. Dr. Macfarlane, Glasgow. -Life and Letters of Thomas Campbell,
edited by Dr. Beattie, one of his Executors.- Pascal's Miscellaneous Works,
translated by G. Pearce, Editor and Translator of " Pascal's Provincial Let
ters."- -Encyclopædia Obstetrica, or a Theoretical, Practical, Historical,
Biographical, and Critical Dictionary of Obstetrics, illustrated with engrav
ings, edited by Dr. Clay.- -The British Record of Obstetric Medicine
and Surgery, illustrated with engravings, edited by Dr. Clay, and assisted by
eminent medical men.-- ---Songs of the Sabbath, the Poetry written ex
pressly for the work, by a Clergyman ; the Music selected from classical com
posers, and edited and arranged by R. Andrews.Property, Commu
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a Critical Examination into his Principles and Practice, illustrated by Ex
amples, by John Burnet, F.R.S.
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" The New Timon."- --Lucille Belmont, a Novel, 3 vols. -The
Midnight Sun, a Pilgrimage, by Frederika Bremer ; translated from the un
published original, by Mary Howitt.. -The Old Judge, or Life in a
Colony, by the Author of Sam Slick, the Clockmaker, &c. , 2 vols. post 8vo.
-The Castlereagh Letters and Despatches, vols. 3 and 4 , concluding
the Irish Rebellion and Union.- -Anecdotes of the Aristocracy and
Episodes in Ancestral Story, by J. B. Burke, Esq., Author of " The History
of the Landed Gentry," &c.- -Mordaunt Hall, a Novel, by the Author
of " Emilia Wyndham," &c.- Rockingham, or the Younger Brother,
a Novel, bya Lady of Distinction. Owen Tudor, an Historical Romance,
by the Author of " Whitefriars."
MISCELLANEOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS.-A New Volume of the Transactions
of the Society for Encouragement of Arts and Manufactures, to appear about
Christmas.- -Hints on Cottage Architecture ; a Selection of Designs for
Labourers' Cottages, by Henry Weaver, Architect.- Fifteen Original
Orthodox Lithographic Sermons, by a Member of the Church of England.
-The Tithe-Proctor, an Original Novel, by Wm. Carleton, forming a
Volume of the " Parlour Library," to appear on the 1st of February.
The Natural History of Genuine and Spurious Religion, or a Compendious
Scriptural and Consecutive View of the Origin, Development, and Character
of True and more particularly of Counterfeit Religion, by a Missionary from
the Church of England Missionary Society.- -The Conway and Menai
Tubular Bridges, with the experimental explanations, and illustrated by
Engravings, by W. Fairbairn, C.E., Manchester.- -A Series of Lectures
on the Development of Religious Life in the Modern Christian Church, by
the Rev. H. Solly, of Cheltenham.- -Niebuhr's Lectures on Roman
History, translated from the edition of Dr. M. Isler, by H. le M. Chepmell,
and F. C. Demmler, extending from the beginning of Rome to the period of
the fall of the Western Empire.- -A New System of Geology, by the
very Rev. Dean Cockburn.- -A Manual for the Young ; being an Ex
position of the first Nine Chapters of the Book of Proverbs, by the Rev.
Chas. Bridges.- A Book for a Corner, a Selection from various Authors,
with introductory notices, by Leigh Hunt, with 80 illustrations.
Minerals and their Uses, in a Series of Letters to a Lady, by J. R. Jackson,
Esq., F.R.S.- -Peregrine Scramble, or Thirty Years' Adventures of a
Blue Jacket, by Sir Henry V. Huntley, in 3 vols. -Life, by Geo.
Borrow, Esq., Author of the " Bible in Spain," in 3 vols.- A Sketch of
the Origin and Progress of Steam Navigation, from Authentic Documents,
by Bennet Woodcroft, Prof. of Machinery in University College, London,
with plates and woodcuts.- -Notes on the Pecuniary Interests of Heirs
of Entail, with Calculations regarding such Interests in reference to the Acts
of Parliament affecting Entails, by W. T. Thomson, Acting Manager of the
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 1848. REGISTER OF BOOKS ,
LITERARY NOTICES .- FRENCH WORKS.- NEW PUBLICATIONS.
"Standard Life Assurance Company."- - Fairy Tales from All Nations,
by Anthony Rubens Montalba, with illustrations by Doyle. The
Science of those Proportions by which the Human Head and Countenance,
as represented in Ancient Greek Art, are distinguished from those of Ordinary
Nature, by D. R. Hay, with plates.- -The Lily of Paris ; or the King's
Nurse, by the Author of " Giselle," " Second Love," &c., in 3 vols.
Visits to Certain Monasteries in the Levant, by the Hon. Robert Curzon.
-Man; His Constitution , and Primitive Condition, by John Harris, D.D.,
Author of" Pre-Adamite Earth," &c.- --Dr. Birch and his Young Friends,
by M. A. Titmarsh, Author of " Vanity Fair," &c. , with Illustrations.
The Western World, or Travels in the United States in 1846-7, by Alex.
A
Mackay, of the Middle Temple, Barrister at Law.- -Hortensius , or the
Advocate, by Wm. Forsyth, Esq., Barrister at Law. A Digest of Cases
decided in the Arches, Prerogative, and Consistory Courts of Doctors' Com
mons, and on Appeal therefrom, before the Delegates, and by the Judicial
Committee ofthe Privy Council, by A. Waddilove, D.C.L.- -A Treatise
on the Law of Husband and Wife, so far as respects Property ; founded upon
the Text of Roper, and comprising all Mr. Jacob's notes and additions, by
J. E. Bright, Esq.- -An Account of Bottisham Church, consisting ofthe
Parochial History, by the Curator of the Cambridge Antiquarian Society ;
and Architectural Description by R. Willis, Jacksonian Professor, with illus
trations from drawings, by E. W. Cole.- Ambarvalia : Poems, by A.
H. Clough and T. Burbidge.- -The Confessions of Con. Cregan, the
Irish Gil Blas, to appear in monthly parts, with illustrative etchings by Phiz.
-Memoirs and Correspondence of Sir R. M. Keith, K.B. Envoy
Extraordinary at the Courts of Dresden, &c.- -A New Edition of the
Poetical Works of Robert Browning, with numerous alterations and addi
tions. -Facts in the Life of a Clergyman, by the Rev. C. B. Tayler.
-The Christian Life ; a Manual Sacred Verse, by R. Montgomery,
M.A. , Oxon. -The Lancashire Witches, a Romance of Pendle Forest,
by W. H. Ainsworth, in 3 vols.- Memoirs of the late Rev. Josiah
Pratt, B.D., by his Sons.- -A Selection of Leading Cases in Equity,
with notes, by F. T. White and O. D. Tudor, Barristers at Law.
Anecdotes of the Aristocracy, by J. B. Burke, Esq., Author of the " Peer
age," &c., in 3 vols. -The Magic of Kindness, or the Story of the good
Dwarf Huan, by the Brothers Mayhew.- -Discourses on the Lord's
Prayer, by the Rev. W. Tait, of Wakefield.- Harebell Chimes, or
Summer Memories and Musings ; a volume of Poetry, by A. J. Symington.
-Frontenac, a Poem, by Alfred B. Street.- -My Uncle the Curate,
by the Author of " Bachelor of the Albany," and " Falcon Family."
A new and cheap edition of Niebuhr's Lectures on Roman History, with
important additions from a valuable MS. in the exclusive possession of the
Editor, Dr. Schmitz.- -The British Gazetteer, County Atlas, and Tra
velling Road-Book, in two handsome library volumes : supplying a fund of
most amusing and interesting reading, together with a perfect digest of all
Railway information, and embellished with engravings of public buildings
and other objects of interest.- An Essay on the Union of the Church
with the State, by the Hon. and Rev. Baptist W. Noel. -Observa
tions on Church and State, suggested by the Duke of Argyll's Essay on the
Ecclesiastical History of Scotland. -The Great Hoggarty Diamond, a
new Christmas Book, by M. A. Titmarsh. Visions of the Times of
Old, or the Antiquarian Enthusiast, by Rt. Bigsby, Esq., K.M., &c.
Biographical Sketch, and Selections from the Poetical Meditations, and
Poetical and Religious Harmonies of M. de Lamartine, translated by the
Rev. W. Pulling.- -Sir Elidoc ; translated from the German of Baron
Fouquè. -An Abridgment of Bp. Jer. Taylor's Life of Christ.
A History of the Kings of England, intended for Children. Harley
Beckford, a Tale of Facts, in 3 vols. A View of the Art of Coloniza
tion, with reference to the British Empire, by Ed. Gibbon Wakefield.
The Pastor's Wife ; a Memoir of Mrs. Sherman, of Surrey Chapel, by her
husband. Sand and Canvass ; a Narrative of Adventures in Egypt,
by Samuel Bevan. - -A Latin Dictionary, by T. Hewitts Key.
Trials and Triumphs of Fred. Hamilton, by the Author of Paul Percival," &c.
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For December.
Azeglio, Ettore Fieramosca, o la Disfida di Barletta, 12mo, 5s.
Berzelius (J. J. ) , Traite de Chimie Minérale, Médicale, et Animale, traduit
avec l'assentement de l'auteur, par MM. Hofer et Esslinger. Tomes 1 à 5,
12s per Vol.
Biographie impartiale des Représentants du Peuple à l'Assemblée Nationale,
8vo, 68.
Bonnefoux et Paris, Dictionnaire de Marine à Voiles et à Vapeur, 2 Vols.,
royal 8vo, 21 10s.
Botta et Flandin, Monumens de Ninève, 83 Livraisons, folio, 287.
Brandely, Nouveau Traite des Manipulations Electro-Chimiques appliquées
aux Arts et à l'Industrie, 8vo, 58.
Champeaux, Le Droit Civil Ecclésiastique Français ancien et moderne dans
ses rapports avec le droit canon et la législation actuelle, 2 vols. 8vo, 15s.
Chavée (H. J.) , Lexiologie Indo-Européenne, ou Essai sur la science des mots
Sanskrits, Grecs, Latins, Français, Lithuaniens, Russes, Allemands, An
glais, etc., 8vo, 10s.
Coffin, Guide Botanique de la Santé, ou Traité simple des Maladies et des
Herbes qu'il faut employer pour les guérir, 12mo, 4s.
ENGRAVINGS , & c. 203
De Candolle, Prodromus Systematis Regni Vegetabilis, Tome 12, 168,
Fournier, Histoire Pittoresque des Villes les plus remarkables de la France,
la Belgique, la Hollande, l'Angleterre, et l'Espagne, 8vo, 6s.
Genoude, Histoire de France, Deuxième Série. Revolution Française, Tome 7,
Svo, 7s 6d.
Gilliot (A.), Esquisse d'une Science Morale (Première Partie), Physiologie du
Sentiment, ou Méthode naturelle de classification et de description de nos
Sentiments Moraux, 2 vols. 8vo, 12s.
Kastus, De la Psychologie d'Aristote, 8vo, 48.
Legouvé, Histoire morale des Femmes, 8vo, 6s.
Marcel et Schmit, Cours de Pathologie à l'usage des Séminaires et des Collèges,
Svo, 58.
Noailles (M. le Duc de), Histoire de Madame de Maintenon et des principaux
Évènements du Règne de Louis XIV., 2 vols., royal 8vo, 1l 1s.
Noel et Chapsal, Nouveau Dictionnaire de la Langue Francaise, royal 8vo, 8s.
Orient (A ), Accomplissement des Prophéties faisant suite au Livre des Des
tinées de l'Ame, 2 vols. 12mo, 108.
Ouvaroff (M. le Comte), Esquisses Politiques et Littéraires, 8vo, 7s 6d.
Pelouze J. et Fremy, Abrégé de Chimie, 12mo, 4s.
Petits Traités publiés par l'Académie des Sciences morales et politiques,
18mo, 8d each.
1 Livr. Cousin (Victor), Justice et Charité.
2 Livr. Troplong, De la Propriété d'après le Code Civil.
3 Livr. Passy, Des Causes de l'Inégalité des Richesses.
4 Livr. Dupin, Bienêtre et Concorde des Classes du Peuple Français.
5 Livr. Thiers, Du Droit de la Propriété.
Pezrou, Histoire Évangélique confermée par la Judaique et la Romaine,
2 vols. 8vo, 8s.
Poussin, De la Puissance Américaine, Origine, Institution. Esprit politique,
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Saint- Hilaire, Politique d'Aristote, traduite en Français d'après le texte col
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(J. S. M.) History of the Church in the Colonies, Vol. 2, 8vo,
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ABBOTT (G. D. ) First English Reader, 12mo , 2s 6d • Taylor & W. Argyll ( Duke of) Essay on the Ecclesiastical History of Scotland, 8vo, 98 . Moxon
Second English Reader, 12mo, 38 6d . Taylor & W. Aristophanes, Comœdiæ Undecim , à H. A. Holden , 8vo , 158 J. W. Parker
(J. S. C.) Kings and Queens, or Life in the Palace, 12mo, 68 . • Wiley Armistead (Wilson) Tribute for the Negro, 8vo , 168 Gilpin
Abjurations from Popery, 12mo, 28 . Aylott Armstrong (J. B. ) Questions and Answers on the Catechism , 18mo, 18 Gd . Rivington
Abstract of Acts , 11 & 12 Victoria, 8vo , 4s 6d .· • Macdonald Arnheim (Marie Von) Memoirs, written by Herself, post 8vo, 78 Longman
Adams (H. G. ) Story of the Seasons, 16mo , 2s 6d . Johnstone Arnold (T. K.) Ecloga Historica ; Selections from Roman History, 12mo, 4s Rivington
(W. J.) Illustrated Guide to Watering Places of England, 12mo, 38 W. J. Adams Elementary Greek Grammar, 12mo, 58 • Rivington
Adcock's Engineer's Pocket Book, 1849, 12mo, roan tuck, 6 • Simpkin First French Book, 12mo, 58 6d · Rivington
Adventures of a Medical Student, by R. Douglas, 3 v. post 8vo, 31s Gd • Colburn -Latin Prose Composition, Key to , 12mo, 28 6d . Wood
an Aide-de-Camp in Calabria, by J. Grant, 3 v. p. 8vo, 31s 6d Smith & E. Greek Accidence, Key to 4th edit. , by Heywood, 12mo , 3s . Simpkin
in Borneo, post 8vo, 78 6d . Colburn Latin Prose Composition , Key to , by Cowan, 18mo, 18 6d . Cornish
Eschylus' Agamemnon , Gr. & Eng., with Notes, byJ. Conington, 8vo, 786d J. W. Parker Arnould (Jos.) Law of Marine Insurance and Average, 2 v. roy. 8vo, 50s Benning
Æsop's Fables, New Version, by Rev. T. James, 100 Illust., 8vo, 16s . Murray Art Union Journal, Vol. 10, 1848, 4to, 278 . A. Hall
Selections from, set to Music, 4to, 10s 6d · · Davidson Arthur Frankland, or Experiences of a Tragic Poet, a Tale, post 8vo, 10s 6d Saunders & 0.
Affection, its Flowers and Fruits, a Tale, 3 v. post 8vo, 31s 6d • • Newby Ash (E.) Lectures on the Apocalypse , 12mo, 28 • Hamilton
Agassiz (L.) and Gould (A. A. ) Principles of Zoology, pt. 1 , 12mo, 78 6d • J. Chapman (Rt.) Commercial Assistant, 8vo, 88 . Author
Agnel (H. R.) Chess for Winter Evenings, post 8vo, 128 6d • J. Chapman Athens, its Grandeur and Decay, 12mo, 28 6d . . Tract Society
Aide Mémoire to the Military Sciences, v. 2, pt. 1 , roy. 8vo, 16s . • Weale Atkinson (G. F. ) Pictures from the North of Europe , 8vo, 12s • Ollivier
Ainsworth (W. H. ) Lancashire Witches, 3 v. post 8vo , 318 6d Colburn (J. C.) Change of Air ; Fallacies regarding it, 12mo, 2s . . Ollivier
Aird (D. M.) Student's Self-Instructing Latin Grammar, 16mo, 18 6d · Simpkin ATLASES, MAPS, &c. :
(Tho.) Poetical Works, 8vo , 58 • . Blackwood Atlas to Alison's History of Europe, 4to, 52s 6d-1. p., 738 6d Blackwood
Airy (G. B.) Astronomical Observations at Greenwich , 1845, 4to, 508 Murray Epitome of History of Europe, cr. 4to, 78 Blackwood
Akerman (J. Y.) Introduction to Study of Anc. and Mod. Coins, 12mo, 6s 6d J. R. Smith Black's County Atlas of Scotland, 4to, 218 . • Longman
Alban (E.) on the High Pressure Steam Engine, 2 v. post 8vo, 16s Cd . Weale Collins's Constructive Maps for Self Instruction in Geography, 4to , 38 • H. G. Collins
Albites (A.) How to Speak French , Companion to , 18mo, 28 • . Hamilton Cornwell's (J.) School Atlas, 12mo , 28 6d- coloured, 4s Simpkin
Alexander (J. A. ) on the Prophecies of Isaiah, by J. Eadie , 8vo, 128 • W. Colling Cyclopædian Atlas, Society for Diff. of Useful Knowl. , fol. , 15s-col. 21s C. Knight
(W. ) Analysis of Heritable Securities Acts, 1845-47, 8vo, 10s Stevens & N. Findlay's (A. G.) School Atlas of Modern Geography, 4to, col., 5s • Tegg
Alfred the Great, his Life and Times , by J. A. Giles, 8vo, 128 G. Bell Hall's (S. ) Library Atlas of the World, pt. 7 to 13, 4to, each, 68 • Longman
Ali (Shah) History of Bahawalpur, &c. , post 8vo, 10s 6d Madden Hughes' (Edw.) Hand Atlas for Bible Readers, 4to , sd. , 28 6d- cloth, 48 . Varty
Aline, an Old Friend's Story, 3 v . post 8vo, 318 6d . · • Newb y Johnstone's (A. R.) Physical Atlas, fol. , hf.-bd. , 107 10s Blackwood
Alison (A. ) History of Europe, 20 v. 12mo, 61 • Blackwood Separate Divisions , viz. :
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Epitome of, post 8vo, 78 6d • Blackwood Hydrography, 48s. Natural History, 858 6d.
Atlas to, cr. 4to, 78 . • Blackwood Major's (J. R. ) Outline Scripture Maps, 4to, with Key, 12mo, 3s · J. W. Parker
Allatius (L.) Tetrabiblos, or Quadripartite of Ptolemy, 12mo, 78. Parker Milner's (T. ) Atlas of Astronomy and Physical Geography, Div. 1, 4to, 6s Orr
Allen (W.) and Thomson (T. R. ) Expedition to the Niger, 1841 , 2 v. 8vo , 328 Bentley Reid's ( A.) Introductory Atlas of Modern Geography, 4to , 28 6d · Simpkin
Almanac de Gotha, 1849, 32mo, 48 • Dulau School Atlas of Modern Geography, 4to, 5s • • Simpkin
Almanack, American, 1849, post 8vo, 58 · Wiley Reynolds' Travelling Atlas of England, with all the Railways, 8vo, 88 6d Simpkin
Banking, and Directory, 1849, 8vo, 5s • . Groombridge Universal Atlas of Modern Geography, roy. 4to , 128 . Y. Clarke
British, and Companion, 1849, 12mo, 48 • C. Knight Wyld's (Jas. ) Emigrant's Atlas, fol. , 5s-cold. , 78 6d · Wyld
Aloysius (St. ) Angelic Youth, or Example of Holy Life, 18mo , 28 Gd • T. Richardson Scripture Atlas, 4to, coloured , hf.-bd., 10s 6d Bugster
Altham, a Tale of the Sea, by J. S. Cummins, 2 v. post 8vo , 218 . Saunders & 0. Aubrey Luson, or the Field of Sedgemoor, a Tale , 18mo, 58. W. J. Adams
Amalie (Princess) Dramas illustrative of German Life, post 8vo, 10s 6d. J. W. Parker Augustin (St.) De Catechizandis Rudibus, &c. , ed. C. Marriott, 12mo , 38 6d J. H. Parker
America compared with England, 12mo , 48 E. Wilson Exposition of the Psalms, v. 2, 8vo, 10s 6d . • J. H. Parker
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Analytical Prayer Book, or Book of Com. Prayer, with Notes, 12mo, 2s 6d Partridge Austen (T.) Wounded Soldier's Dream, and other Poems, 12mo, 58 • Hamilton
Anderdon (W. H.) Sermons; End of the Year, and of all Things, 12mo, 28 Pickering Autobiographical Narrations of Crisp , Webb , Bevan, &c., 12mo, 38 Gilpin
Words from the Cross, 12mo , 38 • • Pickering Autobiography of a Working Man, post 8vo, 78 • • Gilpin
Andersen (H. C.) Rambles in the Hartz Mountains, post 8vo, 10s 6d . • Bentley Ayerst (W.) Jews in the 19th Century; Essays, Reviews, & c., post 8vo, 68 . Wertheim
Two Baronesses ; a Romance, 2 v. post 8vo, 21s • • Bentley Aytoun (W. E. ) Lays of the Scottish Cavaliers, 8vo , 15s Blackwood
Ugly Duck, and other Tales , 16mo, 38 6d- col., 4s 6d . Grant & G.
Anderson (Chr.) Annals of the English Bible, Historical Index to , 8vo, 2s. Pickering BABES in the Wood, illustrated, fol. , 218- col., 428 Cundall
(John) Chronicles of the Kirk ; Scenes and Stories, 12mo, 68 Houlston Bagster's Analytical Hebrew and Chaldee Lexicon, sm. 4to, 42s • Bigster
(J. S. M.) History of the Church in the Colonies , v. 2, 8vo, 14s . Rivington Bain ( D.) Observations on the Potato Disease of 1845-6, 8vo , 28 6d Simpkin
Angels' Work, or Choristers of St. Mark's, and other Tales, 18mo, 28 J.H. Parker Baker (T. ) Treatise on Railway Engineering, 8vo, 58 • Longman
Angela, a Novel, by Author of " Emilia Wyndham, " 3 v. post 8vo, 318 6d Newby Ball (S.) Account of Cultivation and Manufacture of Tea in China, 8vo, 14s Longman
Angell (J. K. ) Rights of Property in Tide Waters, roy. 8vo, 30s Stevens & N. Ballantine (Jas.) Essay on Ornamental Art as to Trade, &c. , 4to, 218. Ori
Annals of Horticulture, 1849, roy. 8vo, 168 • • C. Cor Ballantyne (R. M.) Residence in the Hudson's Bay Territories, post 8vo, 9s Blackwood
-Ireland to 1616, edited by J. O'Donovan, 3 v. 4to, 87 8s . . • Longman Baly (W.) and Kirkes (W. S. ) Advances in Physiology of Motion, 8vo, 58 6d Taylor & W.
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Anthems performed at Durham Cathedral, 12mo, 48 • Rivington Barlow (T. W.) Field Naturalist's Note Book, oblong, 38 · • W. Robinson
Anthony Traugott, the Potter Musician, tr. from Germ. by Haas, 18mo, 28 Darton Barnard (G.) Drawing Book of Trees, obl. 4to, 78 6d • Bogue
Aratus (Sol. ) Phenomena and Diosemeia, trans. by Dr. J. Lamb, 8vo, 78 6d J. W. Parker (H.) School Architecture of the United States, 8vo, 158 . J. Chapman
Archæologia Cambriensis, or Antiquities of Wales, 2 v. 8vo, 24s 6d • • Pickering (Lt.) ThreeYears' Cruise in the Mozambique Channel, p . 8vo, 108 Gd Bentley
Archæological Collections (Sussex), v. 1 , 8vo, 10s · • • J. R. Smith Barnes (A.) Commentary on the N. Testament, by Cobbin , 2 v. 4to, 308 • Partridge
Institute Proceedings (York, 1846) , 8vo, 20s · · J. H. Parker 10 v. 12mo, 238 6d Partridge
Journal, v. 4, 8vo, 118 J. H. Parker Notes on Hebrews and General Epistles, by Cobbin, 12mo, 58. Tegg
Archbold (J. F.) Summary of the Laws of England, v. 1, 12mo, 15s . Shaw & Sons the General Epistles, by Cobbin, 12mo, 3s 6d • Tegg
Architect, Builder's, &c. , Office Book, 12mo, 3s Gd · · J. Williams Baron's (The) Little Daughter, and other Tales, 16mo, 4s G · Masters
Pocket Book, 1849, 12mo, tuck, 6s · • Weale Barrett (J. T.) Memorials of Attleborough Church , Norfolk, imp . 8vo, 428 J. W. Parker
12mo, tuck, 68 J. Williams Barry (C.) Designs of the Palace of Westminster, pts. 1 to 4, fol., each, 5s Warrington
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Barry (Jas. ) Discovery of the Falseness, &c. , of Anabaptism, 18mo, 28 Palmer Boyd (Percy) Book of Ballads , from the German, sm. 4to, 108 6d • Orr
Bartlett (J. R. ) Glossary of American Words and Phrases, 8vo, 128 J. R. Smith Boyes (S. F.) English Repetitions in Prose and Verse, with Notes, 12mo, 4s Whittaker
(W. H.) Forty Days in the Desert ; roy. 8vo, 12s . • A. Hall Boyle's Court Guide, 1849, 24mo, 58 . • · Mitchell
Basile (J. ) Pentamerone, or Story of Stories, tr. by J. E. Taylor, 16mo, 786d Bogue Brabazon (W. ) Deep Sea and Coast Fisheries of Ireland, 8vo, 58 Simpkin
Bass Rock ; its Civic and Ecclesiastical History, post 8vo, 108 Johnstone Brackenbury (Mrs. H. ) Questions on the Pentateuch, 12mo, 38 • • Wertheim
Bastiat (F.) Sophisms ofthe Protective Policy , tr. by Mrs. M'Cord, 12mo , 4s 6d J. Chapman Braithwaite (W. ) Retrospect of Medicine, v. 17 and 18, 12mo, each, 68 . Simpkin
Bastow (J. A.) Biblical Dictionary, v. 1, post 8vo, 78 6d • Strange Brampton Rectory , or the Lessons of Life, post 8vo, 88 6d • J. W. Parker
Bates (W. ) College Lectures on Ecclesiastical History, 12mo, 6s 6d • J. W. Parker Bramwell (W. ) Memoirs and Correspondence , by his Family, post 8vo, 5s Simpkin
Bather (E. ) Hints on the Art of Catechising, 12mo, 4s 6d • • Rivington Bran (C. A.) Method of Acquiring German in 50 Lessons, 12mo , 5s . Black
Baxter (A. G. ) Village Sermons, 8vo , 10s 6d . Rivington Brandling (H. C.) Views in the North of France, fol. , tinted, 638- col., 1058 Hannhart
Bayard (Chev.) Feats, Exploits , & c., by E. C. Kindersley, post 8vo, 9s 6d . Longman Bray (Mrs. ) Trials of Domestic Life, 3 v. post 8vo, 31 6d . Colburn
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Bedell (G. T.) Basket of Flowers, or Piety and Truth, a Tale, 32mo, 18 6d Nelson British Almanack and Companion , 1849 , 12mo, 48 • C. Knight
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Beedel (E. ) British Tariff, 12mo, 58 • Baily Minstrel, a Collection of Modern Songs , 32mo, 28 • Allman
Belcher (Sir E.) Voyage to the Eastern Archipelago, 1843-6, 2 v. 8vo, 368 Reeve Britton (J.) Authorship ofthe Letters of Junius Elucidated, roy. 8vo, 6s . J. R. Smith
Belgium, Rhine, Italy, Greece, and Mediterranean, illustrated, 4to, 24s P. Jackson History and Antiquities of Wells Cathedral, 12mo, 28 6d · Rivington
Bell (Alex. ) Bride, a Play, 8vo, 38 · • Cleaver Brock (M. ) Church and the Sacraments, 12mo, 38 • . Houlston & S.
(J.) System of Geography, 6 v. 8vo, 3/ 18s • Fullarton Brocklesby (John) Elements of Meteorology, 12mo, 5s • J. Chapman
(R.) Temper, a Comedy, 8vo, 28 6d · Brown Brodie (Rt. ) Discourses, Doctrinal and Practical, post 8vo, 58 Hamilton
Bellarmine ( Card.) Eternal Happiness of the Saints , 12mo, 38 T. Richardson Bromby (C. H. ) Pupil Teacher's Eng. Grammar and Etymology, 12mo, 2s 6d Simpkin
Benisch (A.) Lectures on Life and Writings of Maimonides, 8vo, 28 6d • Wertheim Brooke (Jas. ) Narr. of Events in Borneo, &c. , by Capt. Mundy, 2 v. 8vo, 328 Murray
Bennett (J. H.) On Cancerous and Cancroid Growths, 8vo, 128 Simpkin (T.) Baptismal Regenerationnot Scripture Doctrine, 12mo, 38 6d . Hamilton
(Mary) Boy's Own Book of Stories from History, 32mo, 18 6d · Nelson Brooks (H. F.) Victories of the Sutlej, a Prize Poem , 12mo, 4s 6d · Longman
Benson (J.) Commentary on the Bible, 6 vols. imp. 8vo, 5/ 128 . Mason Brougham (Lord) Letter to Ld. Lansdowne on the Fr. Revolution , 8vo, 48 Ridgway
Bethune (J. E. D. ) Translations of Swedish and German Poetry, 8vo, 128 • Murray Brown (A. M.) Leader ofthe Lollards , his Times and Trials, 12mo , 2s • Partidge
Bevan (S. ) Sand and Canvass, or Adventures in Egypt , 8vo, 12s . • Gilpin (A. W.) Discourses on the Song of Solomon, pt. 1 , 18mo, 28 6d · W. Collins
Beveridge ( Bp. ) English Theological Works , 10 v. 8vo, 57 58 • J. H. Parker (Frances) Poems, 12mo, 2s 6d . • Simpkin
Bible, Pocket Paragraph, with Maps, 18mo, 4s • Tract Society (John) Expository Discourses on 1st Epistle of Peter, 3 v. 8vo, 25s . Hamilton
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Bibliotheca Londinensis ; Classified Index to " London Catalogue," 8vo, 14s T. Hodgson Brunton (A. ) Forms for Public Worship in the Church of Scotland, 12mo, 68 Simpkin
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Bingham (F. L.) Short Poems, 12mo, 18 6d . • Simpkin Bue (Jul.) Application des Idiotismes Français , 8vo, 48 . • J. H. Parker
Birch (W. J. ) On the Philosophy and Religion of Shakspere, 12mo, 78 6d . C. Mitchell Buller (C.) Poor Law Acts, by W. G. Lumley, 12mo , 28 6d C. Knight
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Caussidière ( M.) Memoirs, orthe Revolution of 1848, 2 v. post 8vo, 218 · Bentley Corner (Jul.) Every Child's History of England, 12mo, 18 6d Dean
Cecil (Rie.) Thoughts on Various Passages of Scripture, 8vo, 108 6d · • Seeley Cornwell (J.) School Geography, with Maps, 12mo, 58 6d Simpkin
Cemetery (The) , a Poem, 12mo, 28 • Pickering Costello (L. S.) Clara Fane, or Contrasts of a Life, 3 v. post 8vo , 318 6d Bentley
Cervantes (M. de) El Buscapie, transl. by T. Ross , post 8vo, &s • Bentley Cotton (H.) Fasti Ecclesiæ Hibernicæ, v. 2 , 8vo, 148 • · Rivington
The Squib, or Searchfoot, 12mo, 38 6d · J. W. Parker Count (The), or Sublunary Life, a Novel, 3 v. post 8vo, 31s 6d • Newby
Chalmers (T. ) Sabbath Scripture Readings, 5 v. 8vo, 52s 6d • Hamilton (Wm.) Corindale, and other Poems, 12mo, 58 Simpkin
Chambers ( R.) Ancient Sea Margins, Memorials of Changes, 8vo, 98 • • Orr Country and London, a Tale for Youth , 16mo, 28 . · Wertheim
Chambers' Edinburgh Journal, v. 9, New Series, roy. 8vo , 4s 6d · Orr Course of Life, a Sketch for Christian Females, by F. M. S. , 12mo, 6s Seeley
CHAMBERS' BOOKS FOR THE PEOPLE, 12mo, each vol., 2s 6d Orr Cousin (V. ) Philosophy of the Beautiful, trans. by J. C. Daniel, 12mo, 58 Pickering
Guizot's History of Civilization in Europe. Cowdell (Cha.) Disquisition on Pestilential Cholera, 8vo, 6s 6d • Highley
Redhead's French Revolutions, 1789-1848, vols. 1 and 2. Cowen (W. ) Six Weeks in Corsica, 8vo, 12s Newby
CHAMBERS' EDUCATIONAL COURSE Orr Cowper (Wm.) Works, and Life, edited by T. S. Grimshawe, med. 8vo, 158 Tegg
Astronomy, 12mo, 10d. History of Rome, 12mo, 28 6d. Cox (E. W. ) Act, Better Security of the Crown , & c., 12mo, 28 · Crockford
Copy Books, Nos. 7 to 12, 4to, each, 6d. Law and Practice of the New County Courts , v. 1 , 12mo, 158 . Crockford
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Changeling (The) , by the Author of " Canvassing," 3 v. post 8vo, 31s 6d • Saunders & 0. Creswell (Ric.) Sermons on Christian Life, 12mo, 68 Masters
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Chapman (H. T.) Treatment of Ulcers of the Leg, post 8vo, 58 Churchill Cuitt (G.) Wanderings, &c., amongst Ruins of Olden Time, fol. 738 6d • Nattali
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Charlton (W. H. ) Description of Burghley House, & c. , 8vo, 78 6d Whittaker Cundall (J.) Ornamental Art applied to Anc. and Mod . Bookbinding, 4to, 218 Cundall
Charm (The) , a Series of Graceful and Elegant Groups, fol. , 318 6d · • Wiley Curio (Celio) Gospel Letters and Discourses, 18mo, 1s 6d · Nisbet
Chateaubriand (M. ) Memoirs, by Himself, v. 1 , post 8vo, 5s 6d • • Colburn Curiosities of Animal Life, 12mo, 28 6d • • Tract Society
Chatto (W. A.) Origin and History of Playing Cards, 8vo, 218 J. R. Smith Curtis (G. T. ) Law of Copyright in Books, &c. , roy. 8vo, 16s • Marwell
Chepmell (H. Le M. ) Grecian , Roman, and English History , 12mo, 4s 6d . Whittaker Cust ( Sir E.) Noctes Dominicæ, or Sunday Night Readings, 8vo, 158 . • Rivington
Chess-Player's Chronicle, v. 9, 8vo, 20s • H. Hurst
Chitty (J. Jr.) Precedents in Pleading, by H. Pearson, roy. 8vo, 408 • · Benning DALLAS (A.) Revelation Readings ; Aid to the Apocalypse, v. 1 , 12mo, 38 6d Nisbet
Chretien (C. P.) Essay on Logical Method , 8vo, 6s . J. H. Parker Dally (F. F.) Apotheosis of Shakspeare, and other Poems, 8vo, 5s • • Whittaker
Christian Baptism set forth in a Series of Meditations, 12mo, 28 • • Spettigue Dalyell (J. G. ) Rare and Remarkable Animals of Scotland, v. 2, 4to, 638 · Van Voorst
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Messenger, New Series, v. 3 , 8vo, 78 Simpkin Manual of Mineralogy, 12mo, 78 6d • • · J. Chapman
Christianity of Abraham, with Patriarchal Prophecy, 12mo, 78 Seeley Daniel (G.) Missionary, a Poem, sm. 4to, 28 6d • Pickering
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Cicero, Lælius sive de Amicitia Dialogus, à Scratchley, 12mo, 38 • Rivington 3. Burbury's How to Spend a Week Happily.
Clarke (C. ) Letters to an Under Graduate, 12mo, 3s 6d . • Cundall D'Aubigné (J. H. ) Protector ; a Vindication, 12mo , 38 • Simpkin
(Edm.) Lectures on the Life and Char. of Cromwell, post 8vo, 38 6d . Hamilton Davy (Jas.) Prefix to Copper Ore Tables, 4to, 5s . Longman
(M. C.) Kit Bam's Adventures, or Yarns of an Old Mariner, 12mo, 6s Grant & G. Davidson (M. and L. ) Lives, by W. Irving and Miss Sedgwick, 32mo, 28 · Tegg
(S. C.) Thoughts in Verse from a Churchman's Note Book, 12mo, 38 6d J. H. Parker (S.) Ecclesiastical Polity of the N. Testament, 8vo, 98 6d Jackson & W.
CLARKE'S JUVENILE LIBRARY, 18m0, each, 1s · Y. Clarke Introduction to the New Testament, v. 1, Genesis, 8vo, 12s 6d Bagster
Vol. 1. Andersen's Tales for Youth. Davies (J. J.) Sketches from the Cross, post 8vo, 58 • " . Ward
Clavers (Mrs.) Emigrant's Home, or Real Life in the West , 32mo, 18 6d Tegg (S.) Sermons on Important Subjects, ed. by A. Barnes, 3 v. 12mo, 188 Wiley
Clements (G.) Guide to the Customs, 1848-49, 12mo, 6s • Longman Davis (H.) Farming Essays, 8vo, 2s 6d • • Ridgway
Clergyman's Diary, 1848, 4to, 48 Rivington (J. E.) Law of Evidence in New County Courts, 12mo, 8s • Butterworth
Clinical Repertory ; Synoptical Tabular Form , 100 Sheets, fol., bd., 258 Highley Day (G. E. ) Domestic Management of Diseases of Advanced Life, 8vo , 108 6d Boone
Clissold (H. ) Last Days and Deaths of Eminent Christians, 12mo, 8s 6d · Rivington ―― (H. T.) Algarsife, and other Poems, 12mo, 4s 6d Pickering
Clough (A. H.) Bottice of Toper-na-Fuosic, a Vacation Pastoral, r. 8vo, 2s 6d Chapman & H• Deakin (Rd.) Florigraphia Britannica, 4 v. 8vo • • Hamilton
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Cochrane (Jas. ) Discourses on Peculiar Texts of Scripture, 12mo, 38 6d · Simpkin Dealtry (W.) Sermons, Doctrinal and Practical, 8vo, 10s 6d . Hatchard
Colenso (J. W.) Examples in Algebra, 12mo, 2s 6d . · • Longman Deception, and Frederick Marsden, Tales for Youth, 18mo, 28 · Grant& G.
Coleridge (S. T. ) Raven, a Christmas Tale for Youth, 12mo, 58 • Ackermann Decorator's Assistant, v. 2, roy. 8vo, 58 • . Vickers
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Colman (Hen. ) Agriculture and Rural Economy of France, &c., 8vo, 88 • Petheram Denham (J. F. ) Spelling and Reading Book, pt. 3, 12mo, 18 6d . • Simpkin
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Catalogue of Plants Indigenous to Tenby, 12mo, 28 Longman De Sales (St. F.) Philothea, or Introduction to a Devout Life, 12mo, 38 • T. Richardson
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Cooper (A. ) Family Prayers, 18mo, 18 6d- Second Week, 18mo , 28 • Rivington Dewdney (Edm. ) Divine Providence, Memoir by Marsden, 12mo, 58 6d • Hamilton
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Captain Spike, or the Islets ofthe Gulf, 3 v. post 8vo, 318 6d Bentley (T. C.) Progressive Lessons in Water-Colour Painting, fol., 18s • Hogarth
Cope (Sir A.) Meditations on 20 Select Psalms, post 8vo, 78 6d · Ollivier Dick (A. C. ) Nature and Office of the State, 8vo, 78 6d • • Longman
(W. H.) and Streton ( H. ) Offices for Praying with the Sick, 12mo, 6s . Masters Dickens (A.) Remarks on the Marginal Notes , & c., of the Bible, 8vo, 2s 6d . Painter
Copland (J.) Dictionary of Practical Medicine , pts. 12 and 13, 8vo, ea., 4s 6d Longman (Mrs. C. R.) Letters on Confirmation , 12mo, 23 . Groombridge
Copley (E. ) Comprehensive Knitting Book, oblong, 78 6d • Tegg (Chas.) Dealings with the Firm of Dombey and Son, 8vo, 218 • Chapman & H.
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Digby (K. H.) Broad Stone of Honour, v. 3, " Morus," 12mo , 88 Lumley Family Economist ; Essays on Domestic Economy, v. 1 , 12mo, 18 6d • Groombridge
Mores Catholici, or Ages of Faith, v. 3, roy. 8vo, 26s. . Dolman Fanny and her Mamma , or Scripture-Reading Lessons, 16mo, 38 6d Grant & G.
Digest of Evidence on the Occupation of Land in Ireland , pt. 1 , 8vo, 78 Gd Bigg& Sons Farmer ( R. ) Pleasures of Melancholy, &c. , Poems , post 8vo, 38 6d · • Saunders & 0.
Discipline, by Author of " Letters to my Unknown Friends," 18mo, 28 • Longman Farr (E.) Collegiate, School , and Family History of England, 12mo, 5s 6d . Longman
of Life, a Novel, 3 v. post 8vo, 318 6d · . Colburn Fashion and its Votaries, a Novel, by Mrs. Maberly, 3 v. post 8vo, 318 6d . Saunders & 0.
Disney (John) Museum Disueianum ; Anc. Marbles, pt. 2, imp. 4to, 31s 6d Rodwell FAVOURITE LIBRARY FOR THE YOUNG , 16mo, each, is · Grant & G.
Divine and Spiritual Communications for the British Nation, 8vo, 7s 6d · Bellchambers 1. Stoddart's Eskdale Herd Boy.
Dixon (E. S. ) History of Ornamental and Domestic Poultry, 12mo , 5s 6d . Gard. Chron. 2. Mrs. Leicester's School.
Dobson (W. ) Selections for Composition, 6th Ser. 12mo, 18 6d-7th Ser. 28. Simpkin 3. Trimmer's History of the Robins.
Dod (C. R. ) Peerage, Baronetage, and Knightage, 1848, 12mo, 10s 6d Whittaker 4. Memoirs of Bob the Spotted Terrier.
Domestic Scenes , a Tale, by the Author of the " Baroness," 12mo, 78 . Seeley Fawcett (Josh.) Church Rides in Neighbourhood of Scarborough, 12mo , 38 Simpkin
Donaldson (J. W.) Greek Grammar for Use of Learners, 12mo, 4s 6d . J. W. Parker Fellowes (T. H. ) Public Health Act, and Forms of Petitions, & c., 12mo, 58 Benning
Principles and Process of Classical Philology, 8vo, 58 · J. W. Parker Fellows (Sir C. ) Acc. of the Ionic Trophy Monument at Xanthus, r. 8vo, 5s Murray
Dorset (Mrs.) Peacock at Home, illustrated , 4to, 10s 6d . • Cundall Female Examples from Holy Scripture, for Youth, 18mo, 28 • Hatchard
Dow (W.) Discourses, Practical and Doctrinal , 8vo , 10s 6d Painter Ferguson (J.) True Principles of Beauty in Art, pt. 1 , imp. 8vo, 30s Longman
Draper (Prof.) Text Book on Chemistry, 12mo, 78 6d . · . Wiley (Rt. ) Pipe of Repose ; or Recollections of East. Travel, 12mo , 58 Ollivier
Drawing- Room Magazine, or Ladies' Needlework, &c. , v. 1, 8vo, 14s 6d • Houlston Fichte (J. G.) Vocation of Man, transl. by W. Smith, 12mo, 4s 6d • J. Chapman
Scrap Book (Fisher's), 1849, imp. 8vo, 21s • P. Jackson Works, with Memoir, by W. Smith, v. 1, post 8vo , 128 • J. Chapman
Table Book ; edited by Mrs. S. C. Hall, 4to, 21s • Virtue Field (J. ) on Prison Discipline, 2 v. 8vo, 20× • Longman
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Hughes (G.A. ) Instruction Book for Piano Forte, & c. , forUse of Blind, 4to, 218 Author King Arthur, by Author of " New Timon ," pt. 1 , post 8vo, 58 • Colburn
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complete, 2 v. 8vo, 228 Baillière Study of Modern Languages , pt. 1 , roy. 8vo , 6s 6d · • J. Chapman
Humphreys (H. N.) Art of Illumination and Missal Painting, sq. 12mo , 218 Bohn Klopstock (F.) Odes 1747 to 1780, transl. by W. Nind, 12mo, 68 · • Pickering
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Lindley (J. ) Glossary of Technical Terms used in Botany, 8vo, 58 • · Bradbury Maury (S. M.) Englishwoman in America , post 8vo, 78 6d T. Richardson
Lindo (E. H.) History of the Jews of Spain and Portugal, 8vo, 128 Longman Maxims and Precepts of the Saviour, illuminated, square, bound, 21s Longman
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Livingstone (J.) Life, by T. Houston , 18mo, 28 6d . . Johnstone Mayers (M. J.) Note-Book of the late Civil War in Switzerland, 12mo, 3s . J. W. Parker
Livy ; Lib. xxi . ii., Latin and English, with Notes, by Philomens , 12mo, 58 Simpkin Mayhew (Brothers) Good Genius that turned all to Gold, 12mo , 2s 6d . • Bogue
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London Journal ofLiterature, &c., v. 7, 4to, 48 B Vickers with Index , 58 J. Smith
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Village Garland ; Amusing and Instructive Poems, 12mo, 3s 6d • Simpkin
Johnstone
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Vincent (T. ) Explanation of the Assembly's Shorter Catechism, 18mo, 28 .
Virgil, Bucolica et Georgica, Notes, & c., by T. Keightley, post 8vo, 10s 6d . Whittaker
Visions ofa Night, or Gallery of Letters , by Peter Lely, 8vo, 28 6d Simpkin
Vivian (G.) Views from the Gardens of Rome and Albano, fol., 57 58 • • Maclean
Vogts (C. F. ) Letters on Chess , transl. by U. Ewell, 12mo , 4s Simpkin
WADDILOVE (W. J. D. ) Lamp in the Wilderness, 8vo, 12s 6d · Whittaker
Wait (Dr.) Select. from the Psalms prepared for Congregations, 18mo, 186d Longman
Wakeman (W. F.) Hand-Book of Irish Antiquities, 12mo , 58 • • Orr
Waldegrave (S.) Way of Peace, Four Sermons at Oxford, 1847-8, 8vo, 68 · Haselden
Walker (G. A. ) Treatise on Cure of Ulcers by Fumigation , 8vo , 68 • Longman
Wall (W.) History of Infant Baptism, abridg. by W. H. Spencer, 12mo, 4s 6d Rivington
Wallis (John) CornwallRegister of its Parishes, &c. , 12mo, 68 6d . • • Whittaker
Walpole (H.) Letters to the Countess of Ossory, 1769-97, 2 v. 8vo , 308 . • Bentley
Walton (J.) and Henn (J.) System of Arithmetic, and Key , 12mo, 3s . • Whittaker
Warburton (A.) Rollo and his Race, 2 v. post 8vo, 218 . • • Bentley
Ward ( Harriet) Five Years in Kaffirland, 2 v. post 8vo, 218 . · Colburn
Ware (Hen., Jr.) Theological Works, 4 v. post 8vo, 28s . . J. Chapman
Waring (G. ) The Lighthouse, and other Tales, 12mo, 38 Y. Clarke
Warr (G. W.) Canada as it is, or Emigrant's Guide, 18mo, 28 • Painter
Warre (Capt. ) Sketches in the Oregon Territory, fol. 428-col. 738 6d . Dickinson
(S. Hibbert) History of Manchester Cathedral, 4to, 31s 6d- 1.p. 42s . Ackermann
Warren (Sam.) Duties of Attorneys and Solicitors , 12mo, 98 . Blackwood
Warrington (W.) History of Ancient Stained Glass, fol. , 6 68 • Hearne
Warwick (E.) Nasology ; Hints towards a Classific. of Noses, post 8vo, 88 6d Bentley
Water Cure in America, by a Water Patient, post 8vo, 68 Wiley
Waterhouse (G. R.) Nat. History of Mammalia, v. 2, r. 8vo, 29s —col. 34s 6d Baillière
Waterworth (J.) Canons and Decrees of the Council of Trent, 8vo , 10s 6d . Dolman
Watson (A. ) Devout Churchman, v. 2, post 8vo, 78 6d . • Masters
Sermons onthe Seven Sayings on the Cross, 8vo, 6s • Masters
Watts (I.) Divine and Moral Songs, Set to Music by Mrs. Brent, 8vo , 38 Houlston
Weale's Rudimentary Works, First Series, 12mo, 118 6d • Weale
Webb (A. ) Pathologia Indica, or Anatomy of Indian Discases, 8vo, 168 . Smith & E.
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Webster (Dan. ) Diplomatic and Official Papers, 8vo, 128 • J. Chapman
(Noah) English Dictionary, 8vo , 18s . · H. Bohn
(T.) Port and Docks of Birkenhead, roy. 8vo, 158 Chapman & H.
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Wedgwood (H.) on the Development of the Understanding, 12mo, 38 6d • Taylor & W.
Weedon (T. ) Practical Grammar ofthe English Language, 12mo, 28 . • H. Collins
Weisbach (J.) Mechanics of Machinery and Engineering, v. 2, 8vo, 21s • Bailliere
Weld (C. R.) History of the Royal Society, London, 2 v. 8vo, 30s • · J. W. Parker
Welsford (H.) Mithridates Minor, or an Essay on Language, 8vo, 14s . • Longman
West (Cha.) Lectures on Diseases of Infancy and Childhood, 8vo, 14s . • Longman
Weston and its Neighbourhood, Visitor's Companion to, 12mo, 2s 6d . • Hamilton
Westwood (J. Q. ) Cabinet of Oriental Entomology , 4to, 528 6d • W. Smith
Wharton (J.) Elements of Algebra, and Theory of Equations , 12mo, 6s 6d Longman
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Wheeler (G. B.) Biog. and Political History of Congress, U.S. , 8vo, 16s • Wiley
Where to Stop, and Why; a Treatise on Punctuation , 12mo, 2s • Longman
Whitby (Mrs. ) Manual for Rearing Silk Worms, 12mo, 18 6d · J. W. Parker
White (E. H.) Plebeian, and other Tales , 12mo, 38 6d . • Strange
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Wordsworth (C. ) College of St. Mary Winton , near Winchester, 4to, 218 J. H. Parker
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Wright (T.) Century of Caricatures, 2 v. 8vo, 328 • Bentley
Wright's Game Book, 4to , 58, 10s and 158 • Wright
Supplement to the Peerage, 1848, roy. 8vo , 58 . Wright
Wyatt (Tho.) Memoirs of American Commodores, &c., roy. 8vo, 24s . . J. Chapman
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YEAR Book of Facts in Science and Art, by John Timbs, 1848, 12mo, 58 • Bogue
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ENGRAVINGS
DURING THE YEAR 1848 .
CAMBRIDGE, PANORAMA OF UNIVERSITY AND TOWN OF.- In
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Prints, 10s 6d. Ackermann & Co.
CANTATRICE, LA.- In Stipple, by F. Holl, after Valentini ; size, 11 inches
by 15 high ; Prints, 10s 6d-Proofs, 18s- Before Letters, 17 58- Artist's
Proofs, 1 11s 6d. Lloyd.
CAWROUSH (Winner of the Cesarewitch Stakes, 1847) .- In Aquatint, by C.
N. Smith, after Harry Hall ; size, 22 inches by 18 high ; Coloured, 15s.
Moore.
CHANTICLEER (Racehorse).- In Aquatint, by C. Hunt, after J. W. Hill
yard ; size, 17 by 12 high ; Coloured, 15s. Moore.
CHIP OF THE OLD BLOCK. - In Mezzotint, by A. Lucas, after J. Bate
man ; size, 24 inches by 19 high ; Prints, 12s-Proofs, 1 1s. Lloyd.
CHRIST EXPOUNDING THE LAW.-In Line, by Felsing, after Leonardo
da Vinci ; size, 17 inches by 18 high ; Prints, 1 / 18 - India, 1 / 11s 6d
Proofs, 21 2s- Before Letters, 41 4s-Artist's Proofs, 61 68. Gambart.
12 CATALOGUE OF ENGRAVINGS, 1848 .
CHRIST AND THE DOCTORS. - In Line, by Felsing, after Da Vinci ; size,
17 inches by 17 high ; Prints, 1 1s-Proofs, 21 2s -Before Letters, 4l 4s
Artist's Proofs, 61 68. Gambart.
COMBAT (The).- In Mezzotint, by H. T. Ryall, after R. Ansdell ; size, 39
inches by 27 high ; Prints, 2/ 2s. Gambart.
COURTSHIP. - In Stipple, by T. O. Barlow, after John Philip ; size, 13)
inches by 10 , oval ; Prints, 12s -Proofs, 1 1s-Before Letters, 21 2s.
Gambart.
CROSSING THE FERRY.- In Mezzotint, by W. Geller, after J. F. Herring ;
size, 36 inches by 25 high ; Prints, 31 3s-Before Letters, 5l 5s - Artist's
Proofs, 81 8s. Graves.
DOVES (The) .-By H. Lemon, in Stipple and Mezzotint, after Count D'Orsay ;
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1/ 11s 6d- Artist's Proofs, 21 28. Gambart.
DREAM OF LOVE.- In Mezzotinto, by W. H. Simmons, after T. Brooks ;
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EDINBURGH, VIEW OF, FROM SALISBURY CRAGS.- In Lithotint,
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10s-Coloured, 1l 1s . Ackermann & Co.
EPSOM RACES (The Derby, 1848).-Painted and Engraved by C. Hunt ;
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ETCHINGS , BY E. LANDSEER. - 17 Plates, in a Folio ; Prints, 27 28
India Prints, 31 3s- Proofs, 61 6s- Artist's Proofs, 10 / 10s. Gambart.
EXPECTANT (The).- In Mezzotint, by M'Innes, after T. Brooks, 10s 6d.
O. Baily.
FARMER'S FRIENDS (The).- Lithographed by D. Fabronius, after J. F.
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FARMER'S FRIENDS (The) .- Nos . 1 and 2, in Lithograph, after W. J.
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FIRST PARTING (The).- In Mezzotint, by H. Simmons, after T. Brooks ;
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31 3s. Meesom.
FRUGAL MEAL (The) .- In Mezzotinto, by J. Burnet, after J. F. Herring ;
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51 58- Artist's Proofs, 81 8s. Graves.
FRUIT PIECE.- In Mezzotint, by O. Geller, after G. Lance ; size, 19 inches
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GAME BIRDS (Set of Six Coloured Plates), Lithographed by H. L. Meyer ;
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GENTLE WARNING (The).- In Mezzotint, by S. Bellin , after F. Stone ;
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GLEN SADDEL (Racehorse).- In Aquatint, by C. Hunt ; size, 26 inches by
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GRIP, (a Favourite Isle of Skye Terrier).- In Mezzotinto, by Paterson, after
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HARVEST FLOWER (The).- In Stipple, by W. H. Mote, after A. Bouvier ;
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HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT (New) .- In Line, by T. H. Ellis ; size, 27
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HUNTERS AT GRASS.- In Mezzotint, by C. G. Lewis, after E. Landseer.
Size, 39 inches by 27 high ; Prints, 37 3s- Proofs, 41 4s- Before Letters,
87 88-Artist's Proofs, 107 108. Moon.
IN TIME FOR THE COACH.- In Aquatint, by J. Harris, after C. C.
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INFANCY OF MOSES .- In Line, by F. Joubert, after E. U. Eddis ; size,
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I'VE A LETTER FOR YOU. - In Mezzotint, by T. W. Huffam, after A.
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JUST CAUGHT.- In Mezzotinto, by H. T. Ryall, after R. Ansdell ; size, 37
inches by 21 high ; Prints, 21 2s- Proofs, 47 48-Before Letters, 67 68
Artist's Proofs, 81 88. Gambart.
KESTREL YACHT (The) .- In Lithography, by T. G. Dutton, after T. S.
Robins ; size, 28 inches by 20 high ; Prints, 10s 6d- Coloured, 1l 1s.
Fores.
LATE FOR THE MAIL.-In Aquatint, by J. Harris, after C. C. Henderson ;
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LIFE OF A RACEHORSE (Six Coloured Plates) .— In Aquatint, by H.
Alken, Jun., 188. Ackermann & Co.
LITERARY PARTY AT SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDS '.- In Mezzotint, by
W. Walker, after J. E. Doyle ; size, 25 inches by 19 high. Prints, 1 / 18
Proofs, 21 28- Before Letters, 41 4s-Artist's Proofs, 61 68. O. Baily.
LOVE ME, LOVE MY DOG.- Lithographed by Bauquiet ; size, 14 inches
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MADONNA COLLE STELE .- In Line, by E. Mandel, after Carlo Dolci ;
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61 68. Graves.
MARINER'S BRIDE (The).- In Mezzotinto, by W. H. Egleton, after W.
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MORE FREE THAN WELCOME.- In Mezzotint, by W. F. Starling, after
J. Bateman ; size, 24 inches by 21 high ; Prints, 12s. O. Baily.
MORNING RIDE (The).- In Lithograph, by J. R. Dicksee ; size, 10 inches
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MORNING AND EVENING (a Pair).- In Stipple, by W. Holl, after A.
Solomon ; size, 12 inches by 18 high ; Prints, 10s 6d, each ; Proofs, 1/ 18
Before Letters, 17 11s 6d -Artist's Proofs, 21 23. Lloyd.
MOTHERS (The).- A Series of Eight Pen and Ink Sketches, by E. Landseer,
etched by C. Lewis ; Prints, 1 1s- India Proofs, 21 2s- Artist's Proofs,
41 48. Gambart.
MOUNTAIN SPRING (The).- In Mezzotint, by F. Dolby, after F. Taylor ;
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MY CHILD.—Lithographed by T. Fairland, after J. W. King ; size, 19 inches
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NAPOLEON AND THE POPE.- In Line, by T. H. Robinson, after Sir D.
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10/ 10s. Moon.
NEW YORK AND ITS ENVIRONS, VIEW OF.- In Lithotint, by E.
Brown, after E. W. Forman ; size, 36 inches by 24 high-Coloured, 1l 5s.
Ackermann & Co.
NEW YORK AND LONDON PACKET SHIP (Devonshire).- Lithographed
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Hinton.
OCEAN MONARCH EMIGRANT SHIP.- In Lithograph, by Maclure, after
Prince de Joinville ; size, 21 inches by 15 high ; Prints, 3s 6d- Proofs, 7s 6d—
Coloured, 15s. Ackermann & Co.
PILTOUN, (Encampment) .— In Lithograph, by T. Picken ; size, 17 by 12
high ; Plain, 4s - Coloured, 78 6d. Ackermann & Co. 1
RABBIT ON THE WALL.- Lithographed by Rosenthal, after Baynes ; size,
16 inches by 12 high ; Coloured, 5s. Ackermann & Co.
RETURN FROM THE WARREN.-In Mezzotint, by T. Landseer, after E.
Landseer ; size, 26 inches by 20 high ; Prints, 2/ 2s- Proofs, 4l 4s- Before
Letters, 6/ 6s ; Artist's Proofs, 87 88. Gambart.
RETURNING FROM COVER.- In Aquatint, by C. Hunt, after C. Hunt ;
size, 23 inches by 17 high ; Coloured, 15s. Baily, Brothers.
ROYAL ARTILLERY (a Set of Six Plates).- In Lithograph, from Drawings
by G. B. Campion, Esq.; size, 14 inches by 19% high ; Prints, 17 18—
Coloured, 21 2s the Set. Ackermann & Co.
ST. LAWRENCE (Winner of the Chester Cup, 1847) .- In Aquatint, by C.
A. Smith, after T. Bretland ; size, 22 inches by 18 high ; Coloured, 15s.
Moore.
SCENE FROM THE EARLY LIFE OF OLIVER GOLDSMITH.- In
Mezzotinto, by W. H. Simmons, after E. M. Ward ; size , 25 inches by 21
high ; Prints, 1 1s- Proofs, 21 28-Before Letters, 2 128 6d- Artist's
Proofs, 31 38. Boys.
SHOEING.- In Mezzotint, by G. Lewis, after E. Landseer ; size, 27 inches
by 35 high ; Prints, 37 38- Proofs, 5 58-Before Letters, 81 8s - Artist's
Proofs, 10/ 10s. Moon.
SOFT NONSENSE.-In Mezzotint, by W. T. Davey, after T. A. Fitzgerald ;
size, 18 inches by 23 high ; Prints, 12s ; Proofs, 1l 1s. Baily, Brothers.
SOUTHAMPTON, H. M. SHIP.-In Lithograph, by T. G. Dutton ; size, 20
inches by 14 high ; Prints, 4s, plain- Coloured, 7s. Ackermann & Co.
SPASIMO ; (CHRIST bearing the Cross) .- In Line, by W. Holl, after Raphael ;
size, 10 inches by 13 high ; Prints, 5s -Proofs, 12s - Artist's Proofs, 1 18.
Gambart.
SPINNING WHEEL (The).- In Mezzotint, by C. E. Wagstaff, after R.
Bulkner ; size, 20 inches by 26 high ; Prints, 17 18. O. Baily.
STEEPLE CHASE SCENES (Set of 6) .- In Aquatint, by J. Harris, after
H. Alken, Sen. ; size, 17 inches by 13 high ; Coloured, 21 12s 6d. Fores.
STIRRUP CUP (The) .- In Aquatint, by J. Brandard, after T. Brooks ; size,
16 inches by 21 high ; Coloured, 12s. Meesom.
STRAW YARD (The).-In Mezzotint, by W. T. Davey, after J. F. Herring,
Sen.; size, 28 inches by 24 high ; Prints, 17 18 - Proofs before Letters, 3/ 3s
-Artist's Proofs, 41 4s. Fores.
STRAW YARD (The) -MORNING AND EVENING (a Pair) .- In Aquatint, by
C. Hunt, after W. J. Shayer ; size, 28 inches by 22 high ; Coloured, 1l 1s
each. Spooner.
SUCCESSFUL DEERSTALKERS.-In Mezzotinto, by C. W. Wass, after J.
Bateman ; size, 29 inches by 22 high ; Prints, 1 / 1s-Artist's Proofs, 21 2s.
Gambart.
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SUNDAY MORNING IN THE LAST CENTURY. - Lithographed by J.
Brandard, after J. Absolon ; size, 37 inches by 21 high ; Prints, 1 1s
Proofs before Letters, 27 28-Artist's Proofs, 31 3s- Coloured, 21 2s. Lloyd.
SURPLICE ( Winner of the Derby and St. Leger, 1848).— In Aquatint, by C.
Hunt, after H. Hall ; size, 22 by 19 high ; Coloured, 1l 1s. Baily, Brothers.
SUTLEJ SHIP, EAST INDIAMAN IN A STORM. - In Lithograph, by
T. G. Dutton ; size, 18 inches by 14 high ; Prints, 4s. Foster.
THREADING the needle.- In Lithograph, by J. Brandard, after J.
Absolon ; size, 37 by 20 high ; Prints, 1/ 18--Proofs, 21 28 -Before Letters,
31 38 -Coloured, 21 28. Lloyd.
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TWO ELEVENS OF THE UNIVERSITY AND TOWN OF CAM
BRIDGE.- In Lithograph, by Ploszynski, after N. Felix ; size, 39 inches by
27 high ; Coloured, 1l 11s 6d. Moore.
TRAFALGAR SHIP, EAST INDIAMAN . 1- In Lithograph, by T. G.
Dutton ; size, 19 by 14 high ; Prints, 4s - Coloured, 7s. Ackermann & Co.
WIDOW (Winner of the Cambridgeshire Stakes, 1847).-In Aquatint, by C.
N. Smith, after Harry Hall ; size, 22 inches by 18 high ; Coloured, 15s.
Moore.
WRITING FOR RAILWAY SHARES. - By D. Fabronices, after J. Bate
man ; size, 24 inches by 21 high ; Coloured, 12s. Gambart.
YOUNG WARRENER (The).-In Aquatint, by C. N. Smith, after G. A.
Smith ; size, 26 inches by 22 high ; Coloured, 15s. Soffe.

PORTRAITS .

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Abbott's Juvenile Books · 84 Angela, by the Author of " Emilia Wyndham" 20 ATLASES, MAPS, &c., continued .
134 · 95 Maps, Scripture Geography 102
Sketches of Kings and Queens Annual Register, 1847 . • 144
Adcock's Engineer's Pocket Book 153 Anthems for Durham Cathedral 111 Milner's Atlas of Astronomy
• 3 99 Quin's Historical Atlas . 106
Advice to Clerks and Hints to Employers Antrobus' Danger and Safety of London . 63
66 Archæological Journal, &c. 65 Reynolds ' Atlas of England
Eschylus' Agamemnon, by Conington . 131
Esop's Fables, by James 21 Architectural Works (Nattali) 54 Wyld's Scripture Atlas
121 Augustin's (St.) Confessions 22
Affection ; a Novel 118, 145 Armstrong's Writing Copies and Lessons .

28
Akerman on Study of Coins · 95 Arnold's Eclogæ Historicæ 131 Meditations • 22
47 Elementary Greek Grammar • . 127 Autobiography of an Atheist 83
Albert Durer's Life, by Scheffer
Alexander's Comment on Isaiah 83 First French Book . 116
Aline ; an Old Friend's Story Greek Accidence , Key to . . 164 Bagster's Hebrew and Chaldee Lexicon • • 70
73, 119 • 83
Alison's Europe, Complete . 117 Latin Prose, Key to . 116, 143 Baker's Reading Lessons
Atlas to . 176 Art Journal . 179 Ballantyne's Hudson's Bay • 47
Epitome of . 127 Arthur's Christmas Box, &c. . 147 Barham's Key to Alism . • 42
·. 195 Domestic Tales 3 Revision of the Bible 144
Almanach de Gotha, 1849 · 47
. 198 Mission to the Mysore 1 Barlow's Field Naturalist's Note Book •
Almanack, British (Knight's) . Lessons from Book of Nature · • 160
Great Midland · 176 Rising in the World, &c. 128
Law . 153 Temperance Christmas Box 3 Barnes' Commentaries, by Cobbin 26, 162
Mercantile . 176 Works 164 Cumming • 38
. 152 Athens ; its Grandeur and Decay 192 on Isaiah • 97
(Raphael's) Prophetic • 84
Sunday . 153 Atkinson's Pictures from the North 122, 197 the Epistles
Unions' and Parish Officers' 167 Barry's Designs of Westminster Palace • 127
ATLASES, MAPS, &c . :— • 159
Almanacks (Peacock) · 152, 168 Atlas of Prophecy 153 Bartlett's Forty Days in the Desert
- (Suttaby) · 152, 168 . 176 Bastiat's Sophisms of Protective Policy • 132
to Alison's Europe • 11
(Tract Society) • 192 Hand, for Bible Readers 40 Beard's Latin made Easy
• . 66 Physical and Popular Geography, &c.. 42 Beatrice Chesterford · 85
Amalie's (Princess) Dramas · 17
American Publications (Chapman) 80, 191 Cornwell's School Atlas · 106 Beckett's Comic History of England
• 120 Belgium , Rhine, &c., Illustrated 48
(Wiley) 80, 97, 119, 190 Cruchley's Atlases, various .
Medical • 178 Maps and Plans . · 53 Bell's Tenant of Wildfell Hall · 73
• 117 63
Amy Harrington ; or a Sister's Love 50 Findlay's Atlases, various • Bible (Townsend's)
48
Analogies and Contrasts 38, 73, 82 Gilbert's Atlases, various 34 German, Illustrated
4 Pocket Paragraph 192
Anderdon's End of the Year, &c. Johnston's Atlas of History and Geography . 83 Readers' Hand Atlas • 40
Words from the Cross · • 116 Natural Phenomena • 83
Andersen's Dream of Little Tuk •, 186 National Atlas 197 Revised, by Barham 144, 176
Tales from Denmark •. 186 Physical Atlas . 197 its Influence on Man · 180
Anderson's Church in the Colonies . . 176 Major's Outline Scripture Maps . 127 of Every Land 70, 144 , 160, 180
. 102 Biblia Ecclesiæ Ang. Polyglotta · 70
Andrews' Songs of the Sabbath 186 Maps, Educational ·
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Bibliotheca Londinensis . 95, 114 Charles I., Court and Times of • 79 Domestic Scenes • 82
Sacra . 80 Chateaubriand's Memoirs • 176 D'Orsey's Spelling by Dictation . 147
Bickersteth's Prayers for Young Persons · 26 Cheever's Wanderings, illustrated edition . 183 Douglas' Adventures of a Medical Student · 20
Prince of Peace . · 147 Chelsea College Drawing Book 48 Drawing Book, St. Mark's College, Chelsea 48
Bigg's Sea King ; Metrical Romance • • 20 Chemical Society, Journal of . •.65 - Room Table Book • . 183
Birks' Mystery of Providence . 160 Chepmell's Course of History . 116 Dream of Great Men, and other Poems 85
Blakey's Philosophy of Mind 159 Chisholm's Emigration and Transportation · 111 Dresden Gallery (Payne's) • • 112
Blatch's Lessons for the Living, & c. 3 Chretien on Logical Method 99 Druidess ; a Tale . · 53
Boag's English Dictionary 128 Christ the End of the Law 200 Drury's Annesley and other Poems . 180
Boccius on Fresh Water Fish . 99 Christianity of Abraham 26, 82 Friends and Fortune ; a Tale € 180
Bohn's Antiquarian Library . 182 Christmas Presents and New Year's Gifts, 178, 183, Dumas' Count of Monte Christo 113, 129
- Classical Library . 182 185 to 189, 193, 199 Memoirs of a Physician 177
Scientific Library . 182 Christmas's Hampden Controversy • 1 Dunbar's Elementary Works • 148
Standard Library 128, 182 Church Music ; Few Words on 37 194 1
Duodecimo, or Scribbler's Progress
Bojesen's Grecian and Roman Antiquities 20 Tracts for Cottage Walls • 160
Bonaparte's Political, &c. , Maxims . . 118 of England Sunday School Tracts 128 Eadie's Biblical Cyclopædia 168
Bonar's Blood of the Cross . 176 Churches of Warwickshire 128 Ecclesiastical Choir Book 37
Kelso Tracts 53, 99 Churchman's Family Prayer Book • 116 Ecclesiological Notes on Isle of Man, &c. . 146
Thoughts on the Gospel 176 Library 128 Eda Morton and her Cousins • 95
Bonnycastle's Algebra, by Galbraith 148 Cieswitter's Modern Music of Western Europe . 19 Edmeston's Sacred Poetry • 160
Book for the Cottage 82 Claims of Church of Rome as to Unity 48 Educational Works (Blackie) . 105
of Beauty, Heath's 193 Clark's Theological Library · 13, 137 (Bohn) 8
Bosworth's Anglo- Saxon and English Dictionary 117 Clarke's Cabinet Editions • 104 (Cradock) 101
Bowdler's Household Prayers 159 Kit Bam's Adventures 186 (Dean) . 101
Boyd's Book of German Ballads 20 Classic Library, Cornish's 18 (Hodson) . . 104
Bramwell (William) , Memoir of 143 Classics edited by Keightley 105 (Holbrooke) 105
Brandon's Gothic Architecture 20 Gr. and Lat., Literal Translations 22 (Thomson) 122, 136
Bray's Trials of Domestic Life 48 Oxford Pocket Editions 22 (Varty) 12, 103
Bridge's Manual for the Young 181 Translations of . 84, 121 (Whittaker) 5, 103
Bright Clouds and Dark Shadows 3 Classified Index of Books, 1814-46 55, 88 (Wiley) 119
British Association Report, Oxford, 1847 95 Cleghorn's Ancient and Modern Art 39 (Zotti) 42, 121
Gazetteer . 200 Cobbold's Voice from the Mount 175 Edwards' Campaign in New Mexico 33, 47
Britton's Authorship of Junius 79 Collins' Cheap Religious Series 18 Eerie Laird ; Scotch Tradition • 19
Brooke's Baptismal Regeneration 79 Colquhoun on Church Extension, & c. 181 Elementary Drawing, Chelsea College • 48
Brown's Discourses on Song of Solomon • 99 Common Prayer ; Reprint of, 1661 • 127 Works (Cobbin's ) . • 23
Bryce's Geography and Astronomy • 95 Confessions of Con Cregan • 180 (Machlachlan) 148
Buddicom's Sermons • 17 Confirmation and other Tracts • 48 (Thomson) . 136
Buckingham's Tour in Italy . 112 Conquerors of the New World · 131 French Works, (Didot) . 120
Budinger's Abridged Bible • 131 Conversations on Church Service • 79 (Dulau) . 117
Burke's Heraldic Illustrations . 183 Cope's Meditations on the Psalms • 21 (Ollendorf) . 147
Landed Gentry (Supplement) • 96 Visitatio Infirmorum • 17 German Works (Tiark's) . 23
Roll of Battle Abbey • 111 Corner's Child's History of England 111 Elliott's Letters to the Rev. Dr. Keith . 153
Royal Families . 183 Historical Works . 101 Ellis's Distinction, a Tale ·. 58
Burns' Standard Works for the Young • 39 Histories . 4 Essentials of Phonetics 145
Busk's Biographical Sketches . 19 Cornish's Pocket Classic Library 18 Fireside Tales for the Young 48
Butler's Analogy, by Fitzgerald • 163 Cottage Gardener . · 144 Plea for Phonetic Spelling • 74
Sermons on Human Nature, &c. • 66 Course of Life ; Sketch for Females 98 Ellison's Touches on the Harp of Nature 73
Byron's (Lord) Inedited Works · • 40 Cousin's Philosophy of the Beautiful 47 Emigration and Emigrants 137
Cowan's Six Weeks in Corsica 118, 145 Emigrant's Guide to America . • 13 4
Cæsar's Commentaries, by Woodford • 147 Cowper's Works, by Grimshawe 163 Encyclopædia Metropolitana 11 , 18, 42, 58, 74, 160
Cambridge Calendar, 1848 • 64 Craig's Theocracy ; or Jewish Religion 47 Episodes of Insect Life • 168, 188
Campbell's Lives of Admirals, abridged • 146 Craik's Romance of the Peerage 80 Etymological English Dictionary • 34, 200
Lord Chancellors · 21 Critical Register and Book-Buyers' Manual 5 Euclid, in Colours, by O. Byrne ·€ 111
Carpenter's Zoology • 64 Croly's Sermons at the Foundling, &c. • 1 Evangelical Christendom · 2
Castlereagh's (Visc.) Memoirs . 145 Crowe's Night Side of Nature · 19 Evans's House and Expense Book 2
Catalogue (Andrews) 201 ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Pippie's Warning · 162 Scripture Biography, 3rd Series . • 37
(Baldock) 74 Cruchley's Atlases . 120
(Baynes, R.) 13, 58 Maps and Plans • 53 Fairbairn's Conway and Menai Bridges • . 180
(Bell, J. G.) 58 Cuitt's Ruins in England and Wales 41, 54, 71 Fairy (Seven) Tales . 99
(Bull) . 201 Cumming's Discourses on Liberty, &c. • 68 Farmer's Library, Knight's 198
(Daniell) 13, 106 History of Isle of Man . 95 Favourite Library . 42
(Darling, J. and D.) • 169 Cunningham's Hand Book for London · . 165 Ferguson's Pipe of Repose . 175
(Dowding) 58, 107, 154 Curiosities of Animal Life · · . 192 Fichte's Works and Memoir 133
(Hamilton, C. J.) • 58 Cust's Sunday-Night Readings 47 Finden's Portraits of Female Aristocracy 184
(Harrison) • 154 Fine Arts Company · 86
(Horncastle) 27 Dallas' Revelation Readings • 160 First Communion, Instructions on • • 37
(Ives) . 154 Dana's Manual of Mineralogy . 134 Flower's Reading Lessons 66
(Lilly) . 107 Darton's Holiday Library 58, 112, 168 Forbes's Hindustani and English Dictionary • 116
(Millard) 27, 138 D'Aubigné's Protector, cheap edition · 178 Shells of the British Isles . 18
(Miller, W.) . 138 Reformation, by Kelly 18 Foreign Works (Dulau) 18, 187
(Murray) 13, 201 Davidson's New Testament 122, 131 Forrest's Dream of Reform . 116
(Nattali) 48, 148 Eccles. Polity of the New Testament 21 Foster's British Church History • 66
(Smith, G. R.) 43 Davies' Sketches from the Cross 17, 66 Lectures, Second Series 178
(Willis) 138 Sermons, edited by A. Barnes • • 134 Fox's History of Rome 66, 146
French Newspapers, & c.. . 138 Davison on Baptismal Regeneration 99 Fraser on Spiritual Progress 33
Periodicals (Curtis) . 201 Daubeny on Volcanoes, &c. • French Dictionaries (Didot) 121
(Longman) 201 Davys' Letters on Roman History • 17 Publications (Dulau) 18, 187
Stowe Library . 137 Day's Algarsife, and other Poems 79 Fry's (Car.) Autobiography and Remains . 98
Catharine Howard, or Trials, &c. . 192 Diseases of Advanced Life 169, 175 (Eliz.) Life, Vol. 2 1
Catlow's British Entomology . 127 Deakin's Florigraphia Britannica · 111
Chambers' Books for the People , 160 De La Voye's French Vocabulary · Gaisford's Etymologicon Magnum · 21
Copy Books . 13 1 Dennis' Cities and Cemetries of Etruria 198 Gap of Barnesmore, a Tale 83
Educational Course ; Sallust . 131 De Vere's English Misrule, &c. 21 Garratt's Scripture Symbolism 26
French Revolutions . 1 1 2 Diary and Notes of Horace Templeton 80 Gatty's Sermons 159
Change of Air, Fallacies of 9 9 Dicken's Notes and References of the Bible 33 Gauntlett's Bible Psalms 21
Channing's Memoir 74 Dickens' Haunted Man 194 Chaunts to the Psalms 21
Chalken's Semiramis, and other Poems Discipline of Life 111
Chapman and Hall's Series of Fiction, &c. Geale's Residence in Italy 47
40 Disney's Museum Disneianum, Pt. 2. 162 Geldart's Stories of England 183
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German Publications (Dulau) 116, 187 James's Convict • • 34 Lovell's Elements of English History • 131
Gibson's Mediaeval Writers • 3 Forgery : 167, 175 German Grammar . . 131
Tynemouth Monastery 3 Gowrie, or the King's Plot . 111 Lowe's Edinburgh Magazine • • 64
Gilbert's Etymological Dictionary 34, 200 Sir Theodore Broughton • • 50 Lullin's Dairy in Switzerland . •. 143
Atlases and Maps • 73, 200 Thirty Years Since • 143 Lytton's (Sir E. B.) Novels, &c. , cheap edition . 40
Gill's Application of Angular Analysis, &c. . 134 Whim and its Consequences . 100
Glimpses of Messiah's Glory • 82 Jarrett's Hebrew Lexicon 66 Mrs. Fitzroy Slam's Trip to Italy 4
Goals and Guerdons . 175 Jay's Works, complete . 178 Mac Cabe's Catholic History of England . · 19
Goldsmith's Life, by Forster 58, 63 Jealousy, a Novel . . 167 Macfarlane's History of England • ·. 188
Vicar of Wakefield (Phonetic) 168, 192 Jermyn's English Epithets 122 Mountains of the Bible •€ 180
Gore's Diamond and the Pearl • 176 Jerrold's Disgrace to the Family 4 Mackinnon's Steam Warfare in the Parana • 1
Gospel preached to Babes 3 Jewish Nation ; Manners, &c. , of 99 Macleane's Sermons 99
Gosse's British Ornithology . 188 Jewsbury's Half Sisters, a Novel 80 Maconochie's Advice to Emigrants · 111
Graham's Compositor's Text Book • 99 Jobson's Career of Louis Philippe 33 Madras Athenæum Newspaper 137
Elements of Chemistry 144 Johns' Gardening for Children 162 Magna Carta, M.CC.XXV., Fac-simile 183
Grant's Adventures of an Aide-de-Camp • 34 Johnson's Opuscula Omnia Botanica 51 Mahon's Historical Essays • 198
Gray's Botany of North America • 80 Jones on Gas and Gas Meters 195 Mant's Matin Bell 98
Genera of Plants, United States • 134 Jordan's Views of the Sabbath 1 Reginald Vere, a Tale 22, 65
- Manual of Botany 132, 134 Journal of Prophecy 144 Manual for Study of Monumental Brasses · 22
Green's Nursery Annual • 3 Julamerk, a Tale of the Nestorians . 180 of English Medieval Embroidery • 99
Greenwell's Poems · 90 Juvenile Works (Abbott) • 84 Maps, Educational (Varty) 102
Gresley's Practical Sermons • 66 (Bohn) . . 199 Scripture Geography . 102
Grimke on Free Institutions 132 (Burns) • 189 Mariotti's Italy . 33
Grinfield's Scholia Hellenistica • 79 (Dean & Co.) 4, 189 Marlborough Magazine 48, 148
Grote's History of Greece 165 (Hofland) • 188 Marriott's Analecta Christiana 22, 100
Gruner's Designs for Decorations, &c. • 48 (Mozley) • • 189 Hints on Private Devotion 96
Gutch's Literary and Scientific Register · • 2 (Tract Society) • • 192 Marryat's Little Savage . · 176
Guy's School Books • 101 (Ward & Co.) • 178 Marsh's Doctrine of Sanctification . 153
Martin's Cares of Youth 66
Hall and Foster's Stories from the Chronicles . 4 Kate Walsingham, a Novel • 85 Mary Barton, a Tale . 159
Hall's Paleontology of New York . • • 134 Keble's Hymns for Little Children 66 Maskell on Holy Baptism • 82
Hampden on Theology of Middle Ages • . 5 Keepsake, Heath's 193 Masses for Catholic Choirs 37
Hand- Book of English Ecclesiology 146 Keightley's Satires, &c., of Horace . 18 Mathews's Ciphering Books . 128
Handel's Judas Maccabeus 112 Kelly's Builder's Price Book 160 Mayhew's Magic of Kindness . 180
Harris's Essay on Man . 181 Kelso Tracts 53, 99 Mercantile Navy List 34
Harrison's Christmas Tales . 188 King Arthur, by Author of " New Timon 33 Merrifield's Practice of Oil Painting 198
Psalm and Hymn Tunes . 127 Kingsley's Saints' Tragedy, &c. 21 Microscopic Objects 2
Hawker's Dying Pillow . 200 Kirkaldy's Memoirs and Adventures • 175 Midland Gazette 128
Heimann's German Reading Book 1 Kitto's Biblical Cyclopædia • . 180 Mildred Vernon, a Tale . • 145
Hendrik's Jenny Lind, a Tale • 63 Klipstein's Anglo-Saxon Grammar 132 Mill's History of India 97
Hengstenberg on the Psalms • • • 137 Knapp's Chemical Technology 1, 144 Political Economy 66
Hen-pecked Husband • • 38 Knight's Essay on Fasting 175 Sermons at Cambridge 82
Henry of Eichenfels 3 Pictorial Works • 9, 193 Miller's Fortune and Fortitude 3
Herschel's Manual of Scientific Enquiry 165 Publications 167, 198 Impressions of England
Heygate's William Blake 82, 146 Shilling Volumes 9 Millingen's France, 1790-1800 63
Historical Pictures • 74 Kortright's Dreams of My Youth • 17 Milton's L'Allegro ; Etching Club 197
History of Greece and Rome 99 Krasinski's Panslavism and Germanism • 118 Mirabeau ; a Life History 83
the Kings of Judah 118 Mitchell's Adulterations of Food 65
Hoare's Harmony of the Apocalypse 66 Lady Granard's Nieces, a Novel • 118, 145 Molesworth's Stumble on the Threshold, a Novel 74
Hobson's Letters on the Romish Controversy 26, 98 Lady's Album of Fancy Work · •€ 183 Monastier's Church of the Vaudois . • 192
Hodges' Lessons in Chemistry • 122 Laennec on Auscultation, by Herbert • 39 Monod's Woman a Help meet for Man • 159
Hoffman's Strùwwelpeter 162 Diseases of the Lungs, &c. 147 Monro's Combatants , an Allegory 82, 146
Hofland's Juvenile Works 188 Lamartine's France and England, a Vision 53 Montgomery's Christian Life • 180
Hogarth's Tableaux 22, 50, 184 Life and Poems 175 Montpensier ( Mlle. ) Memoirs of 20
Hollingsworth's Holy Land 153 Poetic Meditations 116 Moon's Gleanings in Prose and Verse • 33
Home for the Holidays . 83 Lambert's Crotchet Sampler 2 Morrell's Philosophical Tendencies of the Age 50
Hooker's Icones Plantarum 65 Decorative Needle Work 2 Mosheim's Institutes, by Reid 122, 137, 165
Orchidaceous Plants 188 Land we Live in 198 Musical Writers, Works of, by Monk • • 112
Hooton's Woodhouslee, a Novel 50 Lardner's Lectures on Science, &c. 80 My Sister Minnie, a Novel • 73, 118
Hope's Scripture Prints . . 112 Lawrence's Xamayca, Poem • 20
Horace, with Life by Milman, illustrated . • 198 Layard's Monuments of Nineveh 165 Nash's Views of Windsor Castle • 120
Satires, & c., by Keightley 18 - Nineveh and its Remains • 198 National Cyclopædia • 72
Horne on Diplomacy · 143 Lectures on Social Condition of the People • 128 Defences . • 19
Horticultural Transactions 48 Leibnitz's System of Theology • 58 Near Home, by Author of " Peep of Day' • 175
How to Win Love 63, 162 Leitch's School Books • 192 Neill on Cure of Cataract · 74
Howe's Works, with Life by Hewlett 53 Leone's Conspiracy of the Jesuits • 143 New Zealand Question 85, 118, 145
Howitt's Journal 122 Leonora, a Love Story · · Nichol's Astronomical Works 2,84
Our Cousins in Ohio 180 Letters of Queen Victoria and Louis Philippe 99 Planet " Neptune " 3
Hughes's Hand Atlas for Bible Reading • 40 Lewes's Rose, Blanche, and Violet . • 50 Nichols' Literary History 65
Humboldt's Kosmos · 65 Library of Anglo-Catholic Theology • 34, 143 Nimrod ; Dramatic Poem 20
Humphrys's Art of Illumination • 199 Scientific Works 1, 144 Nixon's Manual of District Visiting 98
Hunt's Account of London 159, 197 Useful Knowledge • 145 Noad on Chemical Manipulation 34
Poetry of Science 168, 188 (New) 80, 96 Noble on the Commandments . • 79
Hymns for the Week and the Seasons 22, 65 the Fathers . 95 Noble's Doctrines of Christian Religion 79
Life in Russia 83 Noel's Essay on Church and State • 180
Illustrated Christian Year • 37 Literary Gleanings 159 Sermons at Chapels Royal 96
Works (Maclean) 85 Lives of the Saints Illustrated • 37 Tour in Switzerland 50
(Nattali) 54, 185 Lloyd's Helps for Infants, and other Works 131 Nolan's Egyptian Chronology . 73
Index (American) to Reviews, &c. 29 162
132, 134 London Catalogue, Classified Index 55, 88 Normandy's Introd . to " Rose's Chemistry '
Ingram's Choral Class Book 4 Loney's Handbook of Bengal Missions • 47 North British Review · 64, 112
Instructions on Offices of the Church · 175 Longfellow's Belfry of Bruges • 116 Notices of Ancient Scotch Churches • 164
Introduction to Study of the Animal Kingdom . 40 Evangeline, a Tale •. 116 Nottidge's Correspondence . 153
Italians at Home . • 73 Poems and Tales • 147 Nugee's Instructions on Confirmation • 96
Works 162 Nutcracker and Sugar Dolly . 162
James I., Court and Times of. . 79 Loss and Gain, or Story of a Convert • 47
II., an Historical Romance 20 Loudon's Facts from World of Nature 186 Oakeley's Sermons . •. 175
James's Beauchamp, or the Error 127 Louis Philippe, Career of, by Jobson 33 O'Connell (D.) Recollections of, by Daunt · 80
Camaralzaman • 153 Life of, by Douglas . 111 Ollendorff's Elementary Works • 147
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Ollier's Fallacy of Ghosts, Dreams, &c. 42 Riddle's Guide to Use of the Liturgy 21 Taylor's Notes from Books 198
Oriental Album ; Valley of the Nile 24, 52 Robinson's Philosophy of Human Happiness · 47 Reverence due to the Altar 99
Origin of Matter, &c. • 66 Rodwell's Old London Bridge • 64 Statistics of Coal · 132, 134
Overbeck's Illustrations to New Testament 48 Rose, Blanche and Violet, by Lewes • · 50 Terry's Scenes and Thoughts . . 175
Oxford Pocket Greek and Latin Classics . 22, 65 Rose's Chemical Analysis . 6, 162 Testament, New, Overbeck's Illustrations • 48
Ross's Church and Civil Power 33, 65 by Barnes 74
Paley's Evidences, by Birks 192 Voyage to Norway, &c. 145 Wycliffe . 63
Paris, Illustrated • 80 Royal Kalendar, 1849 . 176 Nov. Scholia, à Grinfield • 76
and its Revolutions in 1789 and 1830 40 Testimony to the Truth . 83
Parley's (Peter) Prize Book • • • 116, 162 St. John's Valley of the Nile . • 52 Thackeray's History of Pendennis 153
Parlour Library, 25, 36, 49, 67, 81 , 97, 113, 129 , Sand's Devil's Pool . 116 Vanity Fair 109
150, 161 , 177 Savage (Mrs.) Life, by Williams 131 Theatre of War and Revolution 144
Novelist . · 97 Scheffer's Artists' Married Life • 47 Thiers' Consulate . • 2
Patterson's Zoology 41, 52, 136 Schleidan's Plant ; a Biography 65 French Revolution 72
First Steps 122, 180 School Books (Allen and Cornwell) 104 Thom's Name and Number of the Beast • 111
Payne's Dresden Gallery 96, 112, 160, 195 (Blackie) . 106 Thompson's Austria 180
Panorama of the Rhine 160 (Butter) · 105 Sermons on the Asiatic Churches 127
(Guy) • 101 Thomson's Educational Works 136
Pearl of Days 120 (Leitch) 192 Thornton's Plea for Peasant Proprietors • 21
Pearls of American Poetry • 80 (Turner) 105 Thoughts on Reason, Revelation, &c. 1
People's Gallery of Engravings 48 (Watson) • 106 Tomes's Lectures on Dental Physiology 133
Journal . 48, 128, 160 and College Books . 105 Tracts for Christian Seasons . 168
Library (Burns) • 68 Scobell's Love of Christ for his People 91 Traile's Zayda, a Tale . 111
Pepys Diary, &c. . • 68 Scott's First Books in Science 18, 96 Transactions, Horticultural Society . 48
Percy, a Novel • 143, 167 Kingdom of the Truth 82 Royal Society of Literature . 3
Periodicals (Knight's) 64 -- Writings and Life • 146 Trap to Catch a Sunbeam, a Tale 195
(Orr and Co.) 64, 80, 112 Sedgwick on Measure of Law Damages • 134 Treachery, a Novel, by M. Lucas 38, 118
Peter Jones, or Onward Bound 116 Sermons for the People • 66 Trials and Triumphs of Frederick Hamilton . 195
Philip of Lutetia • 38, 118 Seventh Vial ; Exposition of Apocalypse . · 111 Trollope's Kellys and the O'Kellys . • 96
Phonetic News 169, 195 Seymour's Pilgrimage to Rome 73, 82 Young Countess . 159
Pickering's Kate Walsingham 38 Sharpe's London Magazine 48, 144 Turnbull's Pulpit Orators 145
Pictorial Gallery of Arts 10 Shaw's Outlines of English Literature • 198 Tusser's Points of Good Husbandry • 65
Pillans, Ecloga Curtianæ 148 Sheppard on Trees 143
Pinnock's Catechisms • . 103 Sherwood's Fairy Knoll . 143 Uhland's Poems 163
Geography, &c. . 106 Golden Garland 159 Universal Scripture History, Vol. 3 . 131
Plato's Phædrus, Lysis, &c., transl. by Wright 66 Simeon's Memoir, by Carus 149 Usher's Works 18, 111
Poe's Eureka 132 Williamson 145
Poitevin, Cours de la Langue Française 4 Sketches of Her Majesty's Household 73 Vaughan's Poems, &c., by Lyte 4
Politics for the People · 64 Slight's Talmon and Hadassah 146 Vernon Gallery 179
Polson's Law of Nations 137, 143 Smart's Manual of Grammar, &c. • 3 Vivian's Views from Gardens of Rome 85
Poole's Churches of Scarborough, &c. 146 Smith's Natural History of Man 26 Voice of Song ; Poetry 176
Ecclesiastical Architecture . . 146 Snow on Imitation 1 the People (Knight's) 72
Porter's Churchman's Family Prayers 116 Somerville's Physical Geography 21
Textual Criticism 122, 132 Songs of Christian Chivalry 146 Wakeman's Irish Antiquities . 17
Pratt's Memoirs, by his Sons . 181 the Holy Land 17 Ward's Residence in Kaffirland 63
Prince of Peace ; Preface by Bickersteth 3 Sabbath 186 Warren's Duties of Attorneys, &c. 143
Principles of Protestantism 159 Sophocles' Antigone, by Donaldson 66 Water Cure in America . 80
Prisse's Views in Valley of the Nile 24, 52 Modern Greek Grammar 134 Waterhouse's Mammalia • 65
Pritchard's English Patents 2 Sowerby's Botany 84, 144 Watson's Devout Churchman 146
Prophecy, Atlas of 153 Thesaurus Conchyliorum 34 Weale's Rudimentary Works 135
Journal of 144 Squier's Mississippi Monuments 159, 191 Weaver's Cottage Architecture 176
and its Fulfilment · 79 Stacy's Beloochistan and Afghanistan 95 Webb's Beloved Disciple 33
Prout's Hints and Sketches 41 Stallo's Philosophy of Nature . 132 Webster's Diplomatic Papers 132, 134
Publications, Prayer Book & Hom. Society 147, 195 Standard Books for Youth (Burns) 51 Westminster New Palace 63, 106
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Scripture Illustrated from Discoveries in Palestine, 8vo, 28 . Simpkin Boys (Tho. ) Word for the Church, with Remarks on B. Noel, 12mo, 3s 6d J. H. Jackson
Vindicated against Rationalism , 8vo, 28 6d · . Simpkin Braithwaite ( H.T. ) Desert Isle, and other Poems, 12mo, 4s 6d • Pickering
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Beck (J.B.) Essays on Infant Therapeutics, 12mo , 38 6d Putnam Brandon (R. and J. ) Open Timber Roofs of the Middle Ages, roy. 4to , 63s Bogue
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Belcher (Jos.) Character of the Clergy in America, 12mo 78 6d . . Wiley Bright (J.E.) Law of Husband and Wife, as to Property, 2 v. roy . 8vo, 50s Benning
Belgium, Rhine, Italy, Greece, and Mediterranean , Illust., v. 2, 4to, 268 . P. Jackson British Almanack and Companion for 1850, 12mo, 48 • • C. Knight
Bell ( A.M.) Elucidation of Principles of Speech and Elocution , 8vo, 6s 6d. Hamilton Association Report, 1848, Swansea, 8vo , 98 Murray
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(T. ) History of British Reptiles, 8vo, 128 . Van Voorst Brown (A.M. )Wreath around the Cross; Scripture Truths illustr. , 32mo, 186d Simpkin
Bendemann's Designs of the Different Stages of Life, obl . fol . , 423 • • Hering (Jno. ) Lectures on First Epistle of Peter, 2 v . 8vo , 21s Hamilton
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Bennett (J.W. ) Catechism of Christian Baptism, with Notes, 8vo, 58 Nisbet (Tho.) Conchology of Gt. Britain and Ireland, roy. 4to , 758- col. 51158 Smith & E.
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Hunter (Jos.) Hist. ofthe Founders of New Plymouth, U.S. , p. 8vo, 28 6d. J. R. Smith Kelly ( Jas.) Interpretation of the Apocalypse, v. 1 , 12mo, 68 . · Nisbet
Huntingdon (Ctss.) Hymns , and Appendix, 18mo , shp. , 38 6d-roan, 48 • Haddon (T.T.) Treatise on Sea Bathing, its Use and Abuse, 12mo, 2s 6d Churchill
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Lepsius ( Dr.) Chronologie der Egypter, roy. 4to , 33s 6d · . Madden Mackie (C. ) Castles, Palaces, and Prisons of Mary of Scotland, roy. 8vo, 258 C. Cox
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12 inches by 16 high ; Prints, 10s 6d. Gambart.
GOD BLESS PAPA AND MAMMA.- In Mezzotint, by Huffam, after King ;
size, 17 inches by 21 high ; Prints, 10s 6d-Proofs, 17 1s-Before Letters,
1/ 11s 6d. Ackermann & Co.
HEATHER BELL AND MOUNTAIN DAISY (a Pair).- In Stipple, by C.
Holl, after A. Bouvier ; size, 16 inches by 21 high ; Prints, 12s each
Proofs, 1/ 18- Before Letters, 17 11s 6d- Artist's Proofs, 27 2s. Lloyd.
HELENA AND HERMIA.- In Line, by F. Joubert, after R. Thorburn ;
size, 18 inches by 25 high ; Prints, 17 11s 6d- Proofs, 3l 3s - Before Letters,
57 58-Artist's Proofs, 71 78. Hering.
HERRING'S FARM YARD. - Nos. 1 and 2 , in Lithograph, by J. W. Giles,
after J. F. Herring ; size, 15 inches circle ; Coloured, 10s 6d each. Gam
bart.
HIGHLAND REFUGEES (on the Coast of France in 1745) .-In Mezzotint,
by C. E. Wagstaff, after Mc Ian ; size, 26 inches by 22 high ; Prints, 17 1s.
0. Baily.
" I DO LOVE YOU." -In Mezzotint, by W. T. Davey, after J. A. Fitzgerald ;
size, 20 inches by 26 high ; Coloured, 18s. Ackermann & Co.
IMPENDING MATE , MATED. - In Mezzotint, by W. H. Simmons, after
F. Stone ; size, 27 inches by 23 high ; Prints, 1 / 1s- Proofs, 27 28- Before
Letters, 37 38-Artist's Proofs, 4/ 4s. Gambart.
" IN FOR IT" (the Storm).— By J. Hilyard, in Aquatint ; size, 291 inches by
25 high ; Coloured, 11 1s. Hollyer.
INDEPENDENTS (The) ASSERTING LIBERTY OF CONSCIENCE
(Westminster Assembly of Divines, 1644).- In Mezzotint, by S. Bellin, after
J. R. Herbert ; size, 36 inches by 26 high ; Prints, 41 4s-Proofs, Second
Class, 77 78- Proofs, First Class, 107 10s. Ackermann & Co.
INHERITRESS (Racehorse) .— In Aquatint, by J. Harris, after J. F. Herring,
senior ; size, 27 inches by 22 high ; Coloured, 1l 18. Gambart.
INTERIOR OF THE CHAPEL ROYAL (Hampton Court Palace).- Drawn
on Zinc, by Prof. John Willis ; size, 11 inches by 15 high ; India Proofs,
15s ; Coloured, 1l 11s 6d. Prof. Willis.
INUNDATION (The) , A Newfoundland Dog surrounded by the advancing
Waters of an Inundation.- In Mezzotint, by T. W. Davey, after C. F.
Kiorbe ; size, 33 inches by 27 high ; Prints, 21 2s -Proofs, 4l 4s — Before
Letters, 67 68 - Artist's Proofs, 81 8s. Ackermann & Co.
IRISH COURTSHIP.- In Mezzotint, by N. Bromley, after F. W. Topham ;
size, 27 inches by 23 high ; Prints, 1 / 18. Lloyd.
JOHN KNOX ADMINISTERING THE FIRST ROTESTANT SACRA
MENT. - In Mezzotint, by D. T. Ryall, after W. Bonner ; size, 31 by 24}
high ; Prints, 41 48-Proofs, 81 88-Before Letters, 127 128. Graves.
LANERCOST AND CRUCIFIX (Horses).- In Aquatint, by J. Harris, after
J. F. Herring ; size, 30 inches by 21 high ; Coloured, 11 1s. Fores.
LOAN OF A BITE (The) .- In Line, by H. C. Shenton, after W. Mulready;
size, 20 inches by 16 high ; Prints, 17 18- Proofs, 2/ 2s- Before Letters,
31 3s- Artist's Proofs, 4/ 4s. Hogarth.
LORD WILLIAM RUSSELL TAKING LEAVE OF HIS CHILDREN
PREVIOUS TO HIS EXECUTION, 1683. - In Mezzotinto, by J. S.
Bellin, after J. Bridges ; size, 28 inches by 24 high ; Prints, 21 2s—
Proofs, 41 48- Before Letters, 67 68- Artist's Proofs, 81 8s. Gambart.
LORD OF THE MANOR IN OLDEN TIME.- In Mezzotint, by S. Bellin,
after J. Bridges ; size, 31 inches by 26 high ; Prints, 21 2s - Proofs, 37 38
Before Letters, 47 4s - Artist's Proofs, 67 68. Meesom.
LOSS OF THE AVENGER. - In Lithograph, by T. G. Dutton, after W. M.
Hill ; size, 20 inches by 15 high ; Prints, 78 6d ; Coloured, 10s 6d. Acker
mann & Co.
LUNA (a Dog) .- In Mezzotint, by Paterson, after J. Bateman ; size, 16 inches
circle ; Prints, 12s. Lloyd.
MAID OF THE MILL (The) .- In Mezzotint, by S. Bellin, after E. Corbould ;
size, 15 inches by 23 high ; Prints, 12s -Proofs, 1 / 18- Before Letters,
1/ 11s 6d-Artist's Proofs, 21 28. Lloyd.
MESSIAH (The) .- In Lithograph, by R. J. Lane, after Count D'Orsay ; size,
18 inches by 23 high ; Prints, 12s--Proofs, 17 18- Artist's Proofs, 21 28.
Hogarth.
MOTHER'S BLESSING (The) .- In Stipple, by C. Holl, after F. W. Topham ;
size, 12 inches by 17 high ; Prints, 10s 6d- Proofs, 18s- Before Letters,
17 58- Artist's Proofs, 1 / 11s 6d. Lloyd.
MOUNTAIN TOILET (The).- In Stipple, by W. Holl, after P. F. Poole ;
size, 12 inches by 174 high ; Prints, 10s 6d- Proofs, 18s- Before Letters,
17 58-Artist's Proofs, 17 11s 6d. Lloyd.
NIGHT BIVOUAC OF THE BRITISH ARMY AT FEROZESHAH.—
In Aquatint, by J. Harris, after H. Martens ; size, 26 inches by 20 high ;
Coloured, 11 1s. Ackermann & Co.
OVERSIGHT (The).- In Mezzotint, by C. N. Smith, after J. W. Hillyard ; size,
22 inches by 274 high ; Coloured, 15s. Moore.
PATIENCE (Portrait of a Dog) .- In Mezzotint, by J. Lucas, after J. Bateman ;
size, 18 inches by 21 high ; Prints, 10s 6d. Lloyd.
PHARAOH'S HORSES. - In Mezzotint, by C. W. Wass, after J. F. Herring,
Senr. , in Circle ; Prints, 1 / 18- Proofs, 21 2s- Before Letters, 31 3s- Artist's
Proofs, 41 48. Ackermann & Co.
PLAYFUL PLAYMATE (The) .-In Mezzotint, by T. W. Huffam, after J.
West ; size, 16 inches by 20 high ; Prints, 10s 6d-Proofs, 1l 1s - Before
Letters, 17 11s 6d-Artist's Proofs, 21 2s. Spooner.
PORTSMOUTH ( View of Shipping) .- In Lithotint, by J. Needham, after J.
W. Carmichael ; size, 314 inches by 24 high ; Coloured, 1l 1s. McLean.
PREPARING FOR MARKET.- In Aquatint, by J. Harris, after J. F. Her
ring, Senr.; size, 37 inches by 25 high ; Coloured, 31 38. Graves.
PRIDE AND GRIEF (a Pair).-The Schooner Yacht " Wyvern," in Litho
graph, by T. Picken , after N. M. Condy ; size, 20 inches by 16 high ; each
5s, Plain- 10s, Coloured. Fores.
REAPER (The).- In Mezzotint, by H. T. Ryall, after Edwin Landseer ; size,
20 inches by 27 high ; Prints, 21 28- Proofs, 41 4s-Before Letters, 67 68
-Artist's Proofs, 81 8s. Graves.
ROEBUCK AND ROUGH HOUNDS .- In Stipple and Mezzotint, by B. P.
Gibbon, after E. Landseer ; size, 19 inches by 24 high ; Prints, 1 / 11s 6d —
Proofs, 21 28 - Before Letters, 4/ 4s- Artist's Proofs, 61 6s. O. Baily.
ROYAL NAVY (The).- Nos. 3 to 10, in Aquatint, by J. Harris, after
Ubsdell ; size, 11 inches by 14 high ; Coloured, each 5s. Ackermann & Co.
SABBATH MORNING.- In Lithograph, by J. R. Dicksee, after T. F. Dicksee ;
size, 22 inches by 28 high ; Coloured, 15s. Ackermann & Co.
SIR ROGER DE COVERLEY AND THE SPECTATOR, in Lithograph, by
T. H. Macguire, after W. P. Frith ; size, 17 inches by 20 high ; Prints, 12s
-Proofs, 1 1s- Artist's Proofs, 2/ 28. Gambart.
SOCIETY OF FRIENDS. - In Mezzotint, by T. L. Atkinson, after J. H. Her
ring, Sen.; in circle, 23 inches ; Prints, 1 1s- Proofs, 21 28- Before
Letters, 37 38- Artist's Proofs , 4l 4s. Graves.
SPORTING COMPANIONS.- In Mezzotint, by J. J. Chant, after R. Ansdell ;
size, 21 inches by 17 high ; Prints, 8s. O. Baily.
SPRING.- In Stipple, by B. Eyles, after A. Bouvier ; size, 16 inches by 221
high ; Prints, 12s-Proofs, 1 / 18 -Before Letters, 1 / 11s 6d- Artist's Proofs,
21 28. Lloyd.
SUNSHINE OF LOVE.- In Mezzotint, by S. W. Reynolds, after T. Brooks ;
size, 27 inches by 22 high ; Prints, 1 1s-Proofs, 21 28- Before Letters,
31 38 -Artist's Proofs, 4l 4s. Gambart.
TEMPTATION (the Stolen Kiss).—In Mezzotint, by G. Robb, after H. Taylor ;
size, 17 inches by 23 high ; Prints, 12s- Proofs, 1 1s. McLean.
TRANQUIL ENJOYMENT.- In Mezzotint, by H. G. Watkins, after J. F.
Herring, Sen.; size, 15 inches by 14 high ; Prints, 10s 6d- Proofs, 15s
Before Letters, 17 18-Artist's Proofs, 1 / 11s 6d. Lloyd.
UNEXPECTED PAUSE (The).- In Lithograph, by S. Rosenthal, after C. H.
Lear ; size, 22 inches by 17 high ; Prints, 7s 6d - Proofs, 12s. Hering.
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UNION PIPES (The).- Painted and Engraved, in Mezzotint, by J. Porter ;
size, 21 inches by 27 high : Prints, 1 1s. McLean.
VILLAGE FAIR (The).—In Lithograph, by J. R. Dicksee, after T. F. Dicksee ;
size, 19 inches by 23 high ; Coloured, 15s. Ackermann & Co.
VINCENT (H. M. SHIP), 120 Guns.-In Lithotint, by T.G. Dutton, after C. P.
Coles ; size, 17 inches by 13 high ; Plain, 5s- Coloured, 8s. Ackermann & Co.
WAITING FOR MASTER. - In Mezzotint, by H. G. Watkins, after J. F.
Herring, Sen. ; size, 28 inches by 23 high ; Prints, 1/ 18-Proofs, 21 2s—
Before Letters, 37 3s- Artist's Proofs, 4l 4s. Gambart.
WAITING FOR THE LAIRD.- In Mezzotint, by P. Thomas, after W. and H.
Barraud ; size, 19 inches by 24 high ; Prints, 12s-Proofs, 1 / 1s- Artist's
Proofs, 1 11s 6d. Ackermann & Co.
WATT'S FIRST EXPERIMENT ON STEAM.-In Mezzotint, by J. Scott,
after R. W. Buss ; size, 20 inches by 18 high ; Prints, 12s-Proofs, 1/ 18
Before Letters, 17 11s 6d- Artist's Proofs, 2/ 28. Lloyd.
" WE BESEECH THEE TO HEAR US, GOOD LORD."- In Lithotint, by
L. Noël, after W. Hunt ; size, 12 inches by 17 high ; Prints, 78 6d-Proofs,
1/ 18. Gambart.
WE PRAISE THEE, O GOD (Three Young Choristers) .- In Mezzotint, by W.
T. Davey, after H. Barraud ; size, 15 inches by 22 high ; Prints, 12s-Proofs,
17 18 -Before Letters, 17 11s 6d - Artist's Proofs, 21 2s. Hering.
WOODCUTTER (The).- In Stipple, by C. G. Lewis, after E. Landseer ; size,
28 inches by 24 high ; Prints, 21 2s - Proofs, 41 4s- Before Letters, 6/ 6s
Artist's Proofs, 81 8s. Graves.

PORTRAITS .
ALISON (WM. PULTENEY, D.D.) —In Stipple, by H. Robinson, after G. Rich
mond ; size, 17 inches by 22 high ; Prints, il 1s-Proofs, 2l 2s - Artist's
Proofs, 31 3s. Hogarth.
AMY ROBSART.- In Mezzotint, by W. H. Mott, after J. Hayter ; size, 13
inches by 17 high ; Prints, 7s 6d- Coloured, 12s. Bogue.
ARCHBISHOP OF ARMAGH (REV. DR. BERESFORD).- In Mezzotint, by W.
T. Davey, after Stevenson ; size, 10 inches by 13 high ; Prints, 10s 6d—
Proofs, 1l 1s. Ackermann & Co.
ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY (REV. DR. SUMNER) . -In Stipple, by F.
Holl, after G. Richmond ; size, 14 inches by 20 high ; Prints, 17 is- Proofs,
21 28-Artist's Proofs, 31 3s. Hogarth.
BENTINCK (LORD GEORGE).- In Mezzotint, by S. W. Reynolds, after J. Lane ;
size, 15 inches by 20 high ; Prints, 1 1s -Proofs, 2/ 2s - Before Letters,
37 38-Artist's Proofs, 41 4s. Colnaghi.
BLESSINGTON (COUNTESS OF).- In Lithotint, after Count D'Orsay ; size, 9
inches by 12 high ; Autograph Proofs, 7s 6d. Mitchell.
BROOKE (SIR JAS., Rajah of Sarawak) .- In Mezzotint, by G. R. Ward ; size,
15 inches by 20 high ; Prints, 1l 1s-Proofs, 2 2s- Before Letters, 31 3s—
Artist's Proofs, 41 4s. G. R. Ward.
DALHOUSIE (EARL OF).- In Stipple, by H. Robinson, after G. Richmond ;
size, 17 inches by 22 high ; Prints, 1/ 18- Proofs, 2/ 2s- Artist's Proofs,
31 3s. Hogarth.
DAVIES (MR. CHARLES, on his Horse " Traverser ").- Painted and Engraved,
by W. and H. Barraud ; size, 22 inches by 19 high ; Prints, 17 1s-Proofs,
21 2s. Barraud.
ETTY (WM., R.A., after a Picture by the Artist) .- In Mezzotint, by C. W.
Wass ; size, 13 inches by 17 high ; Prints, 1 1s-Proofs, 2l 2s- Artist's
Proofs, 31 38. C. W. Wass.
FARADAY (PROFESSOR) .- In Lithograph, by Bosley, after a Daguerreotype
by Claudet ; size, 10 inches by 14 high ; Prints, 5s- Proofs, 7s Gd. Acker
mann & Co.
HOOK (W. F., D.D. ) - In Stipple, by F. Holl, after G. Richmond ; size, 17
inches by 22 high ; Prints, 1/ 18 -- Proofs, 2 2s -Artist's Proofs, 31 3s.
Hogarth.
HUDSON (GEORGE) , Esq., M.P. - In Mezzotint, by G. R. Ward, after F.
Grant ; size, 18 inches by 29 high ; Prints, 21 2s- Proofs, 4l 4s -Autograph
Proofs, 67 68 - Artist's Proofs, 81 8s. D. Colnaghi.
JENNY LIND .- In Stipple and Mezzotint, by W. Holl, after W. E. Kil
burn ; size, 12 inches by 15 high : Prints, 10s 6d- Proofs, 1 / 1s — Before
Letters, 1 / 11s 6d -Artist's Proofs, 21 28. Lloyd.
LOCKE (JOSEPH), Esq. , M.P. (whole Length) .— In Mezzotint, by H. Cousins,
after F. Grant ; size, 19 inches by 30 high ; Prints, 2/ 28-Proofs, 4l is.
Graves.
LONG (MR. WILLIAM, on his Horse " Bertha ") .- Painted and Engraved in
Mezzotint, by W. and H. Barraud ; size, 22 inches by 19 high ; Prints, 1 1s
-Proofs, 2l 2s . Barraud.
NAPIER (SIR CHARLES, Scinde Dress).- In Lithograph, by E. Smart ; size,
18 inches by 22 high ; Prints, 12s - Proofs, 17 18. D. Colnaghi.
In Lithograph, by R. J. Lane, after Count Pierlas ;
size, 9 inches, by 12 high ; Prints, 5s- Proofs, 78 6d. Ackermann & Co.
SONTAG (MADAME).-In Lithograph, by Feckert, after Magnus ; size , 14 }
inches by 18 high ; Prints, 78 6d-Proofs, 10s 6d. Ackermann & Co.
STEPHENSON (GEORGE, Esq., represented standing on " Chat Moss ").—
In Mezzotint, by T. L. Atkinson, after John Lucas ; size, 21 by 23 inches
high ; Prints, 21 2s -Proofs, 4l 4s -Autograph Proofs Before Letters, 61 6s.
Graves.
VICTORIA, QUEEN (Equestrian Portrait).- In Line, by H. Lemon, after
Count D'Orsay ; size, 23 inches by 34 high ; Prints, 37 3s- Proofs, 5l 58—
Before Letters, 87 88. Hering.
WELLINGTON (DUKE OF).-In Mezzotint, by S. Cousins, after Sir Thomas
Lawrence ; size, 19 inches by 30 high ; Prints, 21 2s-Proofs, 4l4s- Before
Letters, 6/ 6s- Artist's Proofs, 8l 8s. D. Colnaghi.

THE FOLLOWING NEW WORKS HAVE BEEN ANNOUNCED IN

BENT'S LITERARY ADVERTISER ,

DURING THE YEAR 1849 ,
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Abbott's Histories for the Young • 191 Almanacks, 1850 (Tract Society) 153 ATLASES, CHARTS, MAPS, & c., continued.
―― Juvenile Works . 28 American Journal of Science . • 146 Collins' Railway Companion • 112
Adams' Sacred Allegories 112 Periodicals 185 Cruchley's Atlases, various 101
Adcock's Engineer's Pocket Book 153 Publications (Putnam) 132, 160 Dower's Atlases, various 100
Adderley on Human Happiness 37 Findlay's Junior Classical Atlas . 112
Adventures of Cromwell Doolan (Wiley) 21, 56, 65, 185
36 Angas' Port Natal 97 Gover's Physical Atlas 162, 187
--- a Greek Lady . 79 Annual Register, 1848 . 95 Johnston's Physical Atlas 44, 80, 104, 159
Agassiz' Principles of Zoology 128 Ansted's Gold Seeker's Manual . 17 Maps, Railway and County 74, 89
Ainslie's Land Surveying 84 Anthems, Collection of . 188 Martin's Illustrated Atlas . 67
Ainsworth's Lancashire Witches 36 Archæological Journal • • 97 Masson's Atlas of the Middle Ages 100
Works, cheap edition 180 Arnold's First Greek Book 23 Milner's Atlas of Astronomy 164
Akerman's Tradesmen's Tokens 50 Art Journal, 1849 . 184 Petermann's Physical Atlas 34, 164
Alexander's British America . 144 Arthur's Works 38, 195 Sharpe's Corresponding Atlas . 146
Alford's Greek Testament 159 Artist's (An) Ramble in N. of Scotland . 132 Tallis' Illustrated Atlas 50
Alison's Europe, Library Edition . 44 Arvine's Cyclopædia of Anecdotes . • 65, 146 Attractive Sunday Books • 163
Alken's Art of Etching . 66 Ash's Notes on the New Testament • . 100 Aunt Anne's History of England 89, 98
Allen on the Navigation Laws 3 Ashley's Art of Etching 66 Aytoun's Lays of Scottish Cavaliers 3
Almanach de Gotha, 1850 160 Astrological Works 198 Bagster's Large Print Polyglott Bibles • 95
Almanack, 1850, British . 169 Atlas, Imperial Comprehensive . 181 Baker's Circle of Knowledge . • 148
-Chronological . 160 of India • 34 · Graduated Class Books . 128
Garden (Glenny's) . 153 Prophecy 52, 82 Works on Scriptural Education . 133
-Law (Hodson's) . 169 ATLASES, CHARTS, MAPS, &c. : Balfour's Manual of Botany 28, 67
· (Punch's) . 190 Adlard's Vignette Atlas 67 Balmey's Protestantism and Catholicism • 79
(Raphael's) . 152 Arnold's First Classical Atlas 79 Baptism Considered 175
(Ramsay's) . 193 Beard's Biblical Atlas . 180 Barber's Overland Guide Book 168
Almanacks, 1850 (Allen) 128 Chart of Sacred History 22 Barnes' Anglo-Saxon Delectus • 66
(Peacock) . 152, 169 Charts of History, by Watton 170 Notes on the New Testament 112
(Suttaby) • 152, 169 Collins' Atlases and Maps, various 99 Barratt's Alethea ; a Tale 111
(Tilt's) •. 160 New British Atlas 89 Barrington's Child's Preacher . 196
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Barrow's Sketches of the Royal Society . • 52 Catalogue, Books (Wheldon) . 170 Davies' Tour in the United States . · 10
Barry's Westminster Palace 33, 96 (Whittaker) 45 Day of Days ; Sabbath Dialogues • 3
Bartlett's Art of Making Paper Flowers • 144 (Williams and Norgate) 10, 154 De Porquet's Modern Key to the Italian 67
Nile Boat • 196 Fine Arts (Hering) 45, 170 Des Guays' Letters • 42
Bastiat's Popular Fallacies, by Porter • . 118 Music (Cocks) • 123 Desgodetz' Views of Rome 112
Bathurst's Metrical Musings . 178 Cervantes' Squib ; or, Searchfoot 3 Developments of Protestantism . 133
Beard's Biblical Reading Book . 180 Chalmers (Dr. ) Memoirs of . 175 Doria's Ancient Geography . 162
Beaufoy's Guide for Pilgrims . . 84 Chambers' Educational Course . 121 Dugdale's Monasticon, Re-issue . 73
Bedford's Historical Gleanings . 196 Information for the People . 159 Dulau's German and English Dictionary . 170
Beedell's British Tariff . . 138 Publications . . 178 Duncan's Mission to Jamaica . 22
Before and After ; a Novel 85, 111 Chamier's French Revolution . • . 163 Dunlop's Sketches of Mooltan 79
Belville's Manual of the Barometer • 83 Charterhouse School Books . 116 Duodecimo ; or, a Scribbler's Progress 26
Beowulf; an Epic Poem 63 Charts. See Atlases. Dykes (Rev. T.) Memoirs of . . 178
Bevan's Sand and Canvas 1 Chateaubriand's Autobiography 19, 35, 85, 118 Eadie's of the Bible . 162
Bible Gallery, second series 169 Cheever's Pilgrim Fathers 34, 36 Educational Works (Allen and Cornwell) . 6
Readings, by a Lady 52 Windings ofthe River of Water ofLife 185 (Allman) . 101
of Every Land 34 Child's Biography of Good Wives • • 131 (Blackwood) 5, 104
Bigsby's Visions of the Times of Old 22 Children's Books (Mozley) . 186 (Bohn) •. 102
Biley's Exposition of Revelation, Ch. XII. 19 Chretien on Logical Method • 23 (Butter) 100
Letters to Rev. B. Elliott Christian Doctrines 159 (Chambers) 121
Billings' Antiquities of Scotland 127 - Keepsake, 1850 192 (Charterhouse) . 116
Bird's Sacred Ode for Christmas 196 Remembrancer 50, 96 (Dean and Son) 100, 101
Black William's Grave . 132, 161 Christian's (The) Closet Library 4 (Dulau) 5. 101 , 105
Bohn's Antiquarian Library • 182 Daily Portion 82 (Hodson) . 105
Classical Library 67, 182 Christmas Comes but Once a Year . 193 (Smart) • • 100
Illustrated Library • 119, 159 Presents and New Years' Gifts, 163, 183 (Thomson, Dr.) • 116
Scientific Library • 67, 182 189, 193-198 (Tract Society) • 100
Standard Library 67, 182 Shadows ; a Tale . 176 Whittaker) . 103
Bonar's Coming of the Lord 58, 82 Tyde; Poems . 175 (Zotti) . 101
Night of Weeping, in French • 89 Chronology of British History 27 Eight Years in British Guiana . 198
Book of Common Prayer, French 52, 163 Chrysostom, Homiliæ ad Romanos . 131 Elementary Works (Rouillon) . 137
Latin 36 Church Prayers, by a Clergyman . 178 (Simms and MI.) . 137
Ruth, illustrated 175 Cicero, Amicitia, translated by Lewers . 162 French Works • 7
Booker's Exposition of the Catechism 162, 188 - Orationes ; à Schmitz . . 178 German Works 7
Bostwick on Seminal Diseases . 132 Cities of Europe and Theatre of War 80 Ellet's Family Pictures . 160, 192
Botfield's Notes on Cathedral Libraries 79 Clarendon's History of the Rebellion 97 Elliott's Letters to Dr. Keith • 3
Bowdler's Few Words on Family Prayer 111 Claridge's Guide to Hydropathy 95 Ellis' Fireside Tales . 192
Boyce's Cathedral Music 64 Clark's Process for Purifying Waters . 148 Morning Call . 191
Braithwaite's Desert Isle 143 Theological Library · 175 Emerson's Lectures on Representative Men . 198
Brampton Rectory ; or, Lesson of Life 36 Clarke's Cabinet Library 144 , 163, 193 Emigrant (The) Family • 37
Breen's Diamond Rock ; Poems 17 Essay on the English Language . 138 Encyclopædia Britannica 87
Bremer's Midnight Sun 2 Cloncurry's Life and Times 143 Metropolitana, 19, 35, 147, 160, 190
Bridge's Exposition of Proverbs 3 Cockerell's Sculptures of Wells Cathedral 97 Engravings, Gallery of 34
Psalm XCI. 130 Cola Monti ; or, Story of a Genius . 66 (Graves and Co.) 25, 151
British Association Report, 1848 . 111 Cole's Jubal ; a Book for 1850 196 (Hering) • • 146, 170
Brooks' Residence in California 22 Coleridge's Miscellaneous Works 64 Episodes of Insect Life . . 178
Brunetti's Jerusalem, by Dickes . 183 W Notes on Shakespeare 64 Erasmus' Walsingham and Canterbury . 131
Bryan's Painters and Engravers 57 Collins' Serial Publications 195 Ernest Vane ; a Novel . 143
Bryant's Poetical Works . 133 Colquhoun's Church Reform • 3 Etiquette Illustrated . 146
Buchanan's Ten Years' Conflict • 73 (Lady) Memoir 28, 130 Eustone's Views of the Sabbath 22
Buckingham's National Evils 95 Conder's Exposition of the Apocalypse • 3 Evans' House and Expense Book 179
Burchell's Memoir 79 Confessions of Con Cregan 2 Leicestershire Words • • 49
Burder's Notes on the Apocalypse 38 Congregational Dissent 146 Vintage Gleanings 80
Barke's Anecdotes of the Aristocracy • 2 Cook's (Eliza) Journal 44 Ewart on Writing from Dictation . 111
Landed Gentry, Index · 36 Cookery Books 163 Exmoor ; or, St. Hubert in the West 26
Royal Families 143 Cope's Easy Church Services . • 44 Faces in the Fire ; a Story 190
Burnet's Hints on Portrait Painting . 176 Copley's Knitting Book 2 Fairbairn's Conway Bridge 95
Burns' Children's Books 163 Corner's Historical Works 6, 110, 185 Family Failings 26
Butler's Sermons . 82 Cotton's Battle of Waterloo • 84 Fanny Hervey ; or, the Mother's Choice 98
Byam's Wild Life in America 83 Council of Nice, as to Image Worship • 179 Farindon's Sermons 49
California Guide Book 65 Court Album . . 169 Farquhar's Torch of Time 66
Calvin's Life, by Dyer 168 Etiquette ; Guide to Levees, &c 83 Fau's Anatomy of Man 143
and Times, by Henry 1 Craig's Comforts for Mourners 53 Fergusson's Essay on Fortification . 83
Campbell's Lives of the Chief Justices 168 Crayford ; or, Social Influence 132 Topography of Jerusalem • 83
Carpenter's Lays and Legends 22 Crosland's Stratagems ; a Tale 131 Fichte's Popular Works 67
Castlereagh Letters 19 Toil and Trial • 146 Way to the Blessed Life 67
Catalogue, Books (Baldock) 28, 89 Crowe's Pippie's Warning 88 Finchley Manuals of Industry 160
(Baynes) 58 Cumming's Apocalyptic Sketches 179 Finden's Gallery of Art 72
(Bell) 44, 154 Christ Receiving Sinners 23 Fireside Amusements for Christmas 198
(Bull) 198 God in History € 159 Fisher's Day Watch 79
(Cole) • 10 Cummins' Lyra Evangelica • 159 La Drawing Room Scrap Book 192
(Daniell) 10, 106 Cuninghame on Scripture Chronology • 52 Juvenile Scrap Book • 192
(Dowding) . 10, 58, 106 Cunningham's History of the Sikhs 52 Fleury's Discovery of America . 104
(Dulau) 73, 154 Cureton's Corpus Ignatium · 63 History of France •€ 133
(Farren) • 10 Curtis' Entomology . 105 Fontana's Musical Manual 84
(Hamilton) . 10 Curzon's Monasteries in the Levant • 52 Forbes' Plea for Sisterhoods 53
(Leslie) . 170 Cutts' Ancient Grave-Stones . • 97 Ford on St. Mark's Gospel 53
(Lilly) 40 Manual of Slabs and Crosses . 131 Fortunes of Woman, by Miss Lamont 111
(Millard) 73, 198 Cyclopædia of Anecdotes 44 Fouqué's Sir Elidoc 49
(Miller) 59, 198 Da Costa's Israel and the Gentiles 28, 89 Fox on the Religious Ideas 111
(Nattali) 72 Daily Services of the Church 97 Fox's Lectures to Working Classes 37
(Newman) 58 Steps towards Heaven • 168 (H. W.) Memoir . 168
(Nutt) 154 Dana's Geology, United States • 179 Foxton's Popular Christianity 96
(Quaritch) 138 Zoophytes, United States 179 Francis' Stock Exchange 138, 153
(Smith) 28, 171 Darton's Holiday Library • • 34, 68, 144 Franks' Book of Glazing Quarries 97
(Stewart) 73 David Rizzio ; a Novel . 65 Fraser's Doctrine of Sanctification 130
(Straker) • 106 Davidson's New Testament 127, 143 Zoologia Typica 38
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Froude's Shadows of the Clouds 84 Hunt's Panthea ; Spirit of Nature • 163 Liturgia 36
Gamble's Scripture Baptism . 189 Huntingdon's Hymns 105 Liturgie • 52, 163
Gardner's Christ on the Mount • 2 Hursthouse's Account of New Plymouth . 130 Liturgies of St. Chrysostom, James, &c. • · 49
Geale's Ernesto di Ripalta 127 Ignatius' Epistles, by Cureton • 63 Lives of Illustrious Greeks • 130
1 Georgiana Hammond 33 Illustrated Works (Bohn) . 197 Lodge's Portraits ( Bohn's Edition) . . 159
German Books (Dulau) 196 (Nattali) 39, 165 Loiterings among the Lakes . 130
Gibson's Essay on Filial Duty 2 (Orr and Co.) • 166 London Catalogue of Books, Supplement 63
Gifford's Marine Botanist 68 Imperial Comprehensive Atlas · 181 Domestic Library 4, 43, 114, 169
Gilray's Caricatures • 28 Cyclopædia of Geography • 181 Longfellow's Outre- Mer • · 144
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Gardening for Schools 98 Ingersoll's War with United States, &c. . 160 Lonsdale's Notes on the Gospels · 3
Gliddon's Otia Egyptiaca • 53 Inglis ' Sabbath School • . 179 Loudon's Ladies' Companion • • 138
Goethe's Herman and Dorothea 193 Introduction to Gothic Architecture 176 Tales of School Life 183
Golden Calf; a Novel • 147, 161 , 176 Inwood's Sermons on Masonic Doctrines 127 Lucille Belmont ; a Novel · 2
Precepts of Our Saviour · 183 Ireland's David Rizzio . 49 Lytton's Caxtons ; a Novel 143
Goldsmith's Biography, by Irving · • 193 Jackson's Letters on Minerals • 36 King Arthur 19, 111
Good Out of Evil , by a Lady · 196 Sermons on Sin • 95 Peer's Daughters 161
Gosse's Ornithology • 22 James' Dark Scenes of History € 175 Mr. Pips His Diary . 190
Gostick's German Literature . • 144 John Jones's Tales 6 Mabel Carrington ; a Novel • 65
Governess Life ; its Trials, &c. • 83 Novels (Parlour Library) 161 MacBride's Remains 38
Grandpierre's Guide to the Communion • • 28 Richard Coeur de Lion . 111 MacCabe's History of England 26, 85
Gray on the Earth's Antiquity • 36 Woodman . 95 McEwen on Types of Old Testament · 191
Gray's Genera of Plants, United States • 132 Jermyn's English Epithets 1 Mac Farlane's Glance at Italy • 22
Green's Biblical Dictionary 183 Jew-de-Brass, by Paul Pindar 176 Turkey and its Destiny · 168
Domestic Worshipper • 183 Jewish Missionary • 22 MacGlashan's Popular Works • 69
Greek- English Lexicon • 143 Johnson's Cottage Gardener • 50 Mackie's Castles, &c. , of Mary of Scotland 89
Juvenile Library • 183 Practice of Hydropathy 58 Mac Leod's Reading Books • • 36
Lives of Princesses 176 Sights in the Gold Regions · 185 Madden's Island of Cuba 133
Groves' Calendar of Nature 63 Johnston's Experimental Agriculture • 143 Madvig's Latin Grammar • 23
Guide to the Greek Testament 32 Journal of Prophecy • 159 Maitland's Essays on the Reformation • 64
Guizot's English Revolution • 168 Jupp's History of the Carpenters' Company • 33 Illustrations of Mesmerism • 154
Gutch's Literary Register 2 Juvenile Museum . 96 Man from the Cradle to the Grave . • 137
Guy's School Books 105 Publications (Bohn) • • 197 Manners and Customs of ye Englyshe · 190
Guyot's Physical Geography 128, 162 (Burns) . 194 Manners' (Ld .) Notes of an Irish Tour • 95
Haddock's Somnolism and Psycheism 44, 66 (Dean) · 194 Maps, County and Railway • 74, 89
Hahnemann's Organon of Medicine 99 (Edwards) • 192 Marriott's Sermons • 97
Hall and the Manor House 17, 26 (Ward) . 191 Marryat's Juvenile Library 69
Hall's Stories of the Irish Peasantry · 178 Keith's Memoirs and Correspondence • 36 Valerie ; a Novel · 79
Halliwell's Rhymes and Nursery Tales 66 Kelly's Treatise on Sea Bathing • 130 Marsden's Grafenberg Experience • 98
Handbook, Ireland 117 Kingsley's Village Sermons • 83 Notes on Homœopathy 98
New Zealand 36 Kitto's Journal of Sacred Literature • 144 Martin's British Colonies 106, 122
Southern Coast 39, 72 Kling's Chess Euclid • 69 Treatise on Indigestion • 79
Handbooks for Tourists 98 Klipstein's Analecta Anglo-Saxonica 132 Martineau's History of England 37
Hardinge's Poems, Ballads, &c. 37 Knapp's Botanical Chart 68 Maskell's Inquiry upon Absolution
Hardy's Notices of the Holy Land 133 Knight's Pictorial Shakspere 180 Sermons 127
Hare's Parish Sermons . 83 Serial Works . 181 Maternal Love ; a Novel 85
Harley Beckford ; a Tale 1 Shilling Volumes 70, 71 Maurice on the Prayer Book . 98
Harris' Essay on Man . 38 Knowles' Rock of Rome 26 Maxwell's Military Geography 175
Manual of the School Room 99 Knox's Life of Daniel . 82 Mayhew's Magic of Kindness 79
Harrison's Works . 99 Ornithological Rambles 64 Mayo's Revenue System of United States 132
Harvey's Portland Breakwater 131 Lady Alice ; or, the New Una 64 Truths in Popular Superstitions 83
Sea Side Book 63 Lamartine's Memoirs of my Youth . 35, 85 Meigs on Obstetrics • 65
Hawthorne's Tales 23 Raphael 36 Meinhold's Sidonia the Sorceress • 113
Head's Stokers and Pokers 52 Lambe's Handbook to Grammar 67 Menzel's History of Germany 128
Headley's Adirondack 132 Landon's Ecclesiastical Dictionary 159 Merryweather's Bibliomania 17
Sacred Mountains 183 Landor's Lofoden . 37 Miley's History of the Papal States 177
Heads of the People 88, 96 Landsborough's British Sea Weeds . 105 Miller's Foot-Prints of the Creator . 127
Heath's Keepsake, 1850 € 169 Launcelot 26 Mimpriss' Treasury Harmony 128
Helen ; or, Infant Prisoner of War 22 Law Publications (Butterworth) 37 Miner's American Bee Keeper 65
Henfrey's Botanical Gazette 2 (Sweet) 37 Miracles of Nature and Marvels of Art 193
Herodotus, Book II., translated by Lewers 162 Lawrence's (Mrs. ) Poetical Primer, &c. 117 Moberley's Lectures on Logic 23
Hervey's Juvenile Calendar 193 (Sir T.) Works 39, 87 Mollison's Pedestal Planisphere • 192
Hickie's Key to Hutton's Mathematics 72 Layard's Nineveh . • 52 Monro's Sermons on the Ministry 97
Hine's Designs for Labourers' Cottages · 23 Lays of Ancient Babyland 1 Monumental Brasses in Belgium · 123
Hislop on the Apocalypse • 64 Leaves from Journal of a Subaltern 95 Mordaunt Hall ; a Novel 19
History of the Inquisition 191 Lebahn's Practice in German 127, 147 Mulder's Chemistry of Physiology 34, 49
Hobart's Companion to the Altar 22 Lectures (Bloomsbury) , Lent, 1849 • 66 Murray's Home and Colonial Library 188
Hobbes' Picture Collectors Manual 64 ―――― at Queen's College, London 36 Musical Publications • 64, 137, 164
Hoblyn's Scientific Dictionary 79 Lee's Empire of Music . 127 Muskett's Sportsman's Register 133
Hodges' Lessons in Chemistry 3, 148 Inquiry into Prophecy 52 Narrative of Expedition to the Dead Sea 65
Hodgson's El Ydaiour · 162 Leech's Young Troublesome • 190 Nash's Mansions of the Olden Time • 88
Hogarth's Works 28 Leifchild's Christian Emigrant · 130 National Cylcopædia (Knight) 181
Holbein's Dance of Death 50 Lessons on Religious Worship 98 Library (Knight) 9, 96, 181
Hollingsworth's Holy Land 52 Lethbridge's Poems 38 Neander's Church History, by Torry 175
Holloway's History of Romney Marsh 50 Letter of Rebuke to Dr. Campbell 69 Nelson's Life, by Pettigrew 10, 22
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Owen's Hints on Architecture 132 Roorbach's Bibliotheca Americana •. 132 Opinions of a Statesman · • 18
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Panofka's Manners of the Greeks 55 Rough and Smooth ; a Novel . 161 Timbs' Year Book of Facts • 22
Panorama of the Rhine . 80 Royal Gallery of Engravings . 34 Time of the End not Yet 175
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Instruction 24, 35, 136, 149 Rutherford's Border Hand Book 130 Tracts for the Christian Seasons 23, 168
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Past and Future Emigration • 55 Sabbath (The), Six Texts on . 98 Trench's Sacred Latin Poetry · 36
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Pastor of Welbourne and his Flock • 97 Sacred History of the World . 53 - Old World and the New • 143
Patterson's First Steps to Zoology 3 Sailor's Progress 153 Tupper's Tales 146
Hinckley Baths . 143 St. Cuthbert's History, Life, &c. 175 Turner's Southern Coast 39, 72
Zoology for Schools 68 St. John's Libyan Desert 52 Tuthill's Success in Life 160
Paxton's Botanical Dictionary 10 Tour in Sutherland • 52 Tyler's Exercises on the Common Prayer 64
Payne's Book of Art 160, 179 Sargent's Holly Tree 183 Uncle's Legacy ; a Novel 161
Dresden Gallery . 80 Sketches of the Crusades . . 183 United States Exploring Expedition . 179
People's and Howitt's Journal . 74, 80, 96 Schlegel's Lectures on Módern History • 160 Universal History on Scripture Principles . 111
Pepys' Diary, by Lord Braybrooke 111 Scott's Commentary 114, 119 Use and Abuse ; a Tale • 38
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Peter Parley's Annual, 1850 . . 189 Scrivenor on Railways . . 79 Villiers' Word of God 159
Phillips on Condition, &c., of Wales • 83 Sedgwick's Morals of Manners 169 Vinet's Gospel Studies · 34.
Pickering's Races of Man 162, 179 Self Dependance ; a Novel • 85 Visions of Daniel Interpreted 22
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Pratt's Memoir 19 Small Books on Great Subjects • 127 Julamerk . 22
Pridham's Ceylon . 33 Smart's Manual of Logic . 63 Westminster Palace, Views of . 178
Prize Model Cottages 67, 114 Rhetoric, &c. • 3 Westwood's Illustrations of the Bible • 44
Publications, Bagster and Sons 179 Smith's Manna in the Wilderness 122 Oriental Entomology · · 39
Murray, Mr. 52, 168 Sketches of Cantabs 159 White's History of Great Britain . 162
Oxford Press · 167 Smythe on Absolution 37 Whittock's Manual of Perspective . 67
Parker, J. H. 97, 131 , 167 Soldier's Progress . 88, 96 Whitwell's Material Universe . 136
J. W. 83 Sophisms of Free Trade Explained . 178 Who's Who ? in 1849 : • 10
Prayer Book & Hom. Society 196 Southern Coast, Tour and Handbook 87 Wickenden's Queer Book • . 170
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Tract Society 189 Spiers' Fr.- Eng. and Eng.-Fr. Dictionary . 112 Wilkes' Western America · 65
Pütz Handbook of Geography • 33 Stanton's Reforms and Reformers . . 185 Willard's Leaves of American History - • 132
Quetelet's Letters on Probabilities 54 Staunton's Chess Player's Companion 67 Williams' Cathedral, &c. · 97
Quinton's Heaven's Antidote . 66 Stephens' Commentaries on Law 37 Christian Scholar 23
Ralph's Elementary Botany 111 Questions on 37 Gospel Narrative . 175
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Mr. G. R. WARD has nearly finished an Engraving of a Portrait of Sir
James Brooke, Rajah of Sarawak, from the Original Picture by F. Grant,
Esq., A.R.A.
COBBOLD'S VOICE FROM THE MOUNT.- We have much pleasure in recom
mending this work to our readers. Written in a series of pastoral letters, it
displays true piety, blended with that kind spirit, and elegance of style, by
which the celebrated Author of " Margaret Catchpole," " Mary Ann Welling
ton," &c., is so universally recognised.
The readers of Bp. JEREMY TAYLOR'S WORKS will be interested in learning
that the treatise hitherto attributed to him, entitled " Contemplations on the
State of Man," has been ascertained to be from another Author ; a recently
published pamphlet, by Archdeacon Churton, having shown it to be taken
from a work by Nieremberg, a Spanish writer contemporary with Taylor.
The 66 Contemplations" will, therefore, not be included in the Rev. R. P.
Eden's Edition of Bp. Taylor's Works, now in course of publication in Ten
Volumes.
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made great advances of late years in Bombay-particularly the lithographic
branch, for which the chief Eastern Languages are well adapted. As many
as six different editions of the entire Koran, in Arabic, have been lately
worked off in Bombay, consisting in the aggregate of about 15,000 copies.
The Koran, thus printed, is despatched to Persia, Arabia, &c. , and, instead of
costing 15, 20, or 30 rupees each, as very ordinary copies used to do, now
sells for 3, and sometimes 2 rupees, with a good profit to the printer. In
this way Bombay may now be considered the book-store of a great part of
Central Asia. -Indian Paper.
SHAKSPEARE.—Mr. T. Rodd has nearly completed a Catalogue and col
lated list of all the copies known to exist of the first folio Shakspeare. They
are about 80 in number, but very few are complete. The common defect is
the loss of the copy of verses by Ben Jonson . Mr. Daniel of Islington has the
finest copy known. Twenty-five of the eighty, at the very least, are in pub
lic libraries.-Athenæum.
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munication was made by the Secretary from their noble President, the Earl
of Aberdeen, announcing the very gratifying fact that H. R. H. Prince Albert
has consented to become the Patron of the Society, and that his Royal High
ness has been graciously pleased to say that his interest in the objects of the
Club will be increased by his personal connection with the field of its re
searches. During the past year a large Volume has been circulated among
the Members, entitled, " A Genealogical Deduction of the Family of Rose of
Kilravock, from the year 1290 to the year 1847, with illustrative Docu
ments from the Family Papers and Notes ;" edited by Cosmo Innes, Advo
cate of Edinburgh. Another work nearly ready for circulation is a second
volume of " Extracts from the Registers of the Burgh of Aberdeen," embrac
ing the period between the year 1570 and the year 1625 ; edited by Mr.
Stuart, the Secretary of the Club. Some progress has also been made in
printing the new edition of " The Memorials of the Troubles in Scotland and
in England, from the year 1624 to the year 1645, by John Spalding, Com
missary Clerk of Aberdeen," and edited by J. Robertson, Esq. The Council
have directed that the work shall be proceeded with immediately, so that the
first volume may be ready for circulation as soon as possible. The collection
of charters " Of the Collegiate Church of St. Nicholas, and the Muniments of
the Monasteries and Hospitals in Aberdeen," has been now nearly arranged
for the press, and the printing of it will be proceeded with when the other
arrangements of the Club will permit of it.
The STOWE LIBRARY.- This important collection of books, formed by the
Dukes of Buckingham, has been consigned to the hammer of Messrs.
Sotheby and Wilkinson, of Wellington Street, and will be sold during the
present and ensuing months. It embraces valuable works in all the depart
ments of literature and art, and is especially rich in books of prints of a high
quality, many of them having been selected by the family of the Boydells,
the publishers of the justly admired productions of the works of Woollett,
Bartolozzi, Cipriani, and other artists of eminence, at the time when the fine
arts may be said to have reached their culminating point. Among the books
of prints we may particularly notice a matchless copy of the works of Hou
braken, the most beautiful and interesting series of portraits, and the grandest
work of the kind ever published. The collection also contains valuable
editions of the different versions of the Holy Scriptures, the best Greek and
Latin classics, the editio princeps of Homer, early Voyages and Travels, and
other bijoux of interest and rarity, including the works of the celebrated De
Brys, the letter of Christopher Columbus (being the first printed document
relative to America), Coningsby's " Manor of Marden," of excessive rarity :
the works of Prynne, containing a fourth volume, of which no other copy is
known to exist ; some of the best County histories, with Nichols' " Leicester
shire," on large paper ; and also the first, second, third, and fourth impressions
of the works of our own immortal Shakespeare. The last day's sale is solely
confined to the history and antiquities of Ireland, and embraces some of the
rarest books on that subject. The catalogue is compiled with great care and
judgment, and occupies 350 pages. The number of lots is 6211 , and the
sale will extend over four weeks, with an interval of one between the second
and third.-Globe.
ADVERTISER, JANUARY
Messrs. LLOYD, BROTHERS announce the following Engravings in progress ;
-1. Watt's First Experiments on Steam, in mezzotinto, by Jas. Scott, after
R. W. Bass.- -2. An Old English Merry-Making, in line and stipple, by
W. Holl, after W. P. Frith, A.R.A. , exhibited at the Royal Academy, in
1847, and a Companion Print by the same Artists, The Village Pastor, ex
hibited in 1845.- -3. Portrait of Jenny Lind ; engraved by William
Holl, from a Picture by A. Solomon ; copied from a beautiful Daguerreotype
by Kilburn, in the possession of the Queen ; the only genuine and authentic
portrait of this gifted and estimable lady yet produced. -4. The Sisters
at the Holy Well ; engraved by F. Holl, from a Drawing by F. W. Top
ham, as a companion to the " Blind Girl at the Holy_Well," distributed by
the Royal Irish Art Union.- -5. Portrait of His Excellency the Earl of
Clarendon, (Lord Lieutenant of Ireland,) from a Picture by Catterson Smith ;
painted for His Excellency, and engraved in Mezzotinto by G. Saunders.,
-6. The Origin of the Stocking Loom ; Painted by A. Elmore, A.R.A.'
engraved in line and stipple, by F. Holl.- -7. Harvey Demonstrating
to Charles the First his Theory of the Circulation of the Blood ; in line by
H. Lemon ; from a Picture by R. Hannah.
NEW WORKS TO APPEAR DURING THE SEASON.
Continued from " Bent's Literary Advertiser ” for December, 1848.
Messrs. RIVINGTON announce, Essays on Subjects connected with the Re
formation in England, by the Rev. S. R. Maitland, D.D.; reprinted from
the British Magazine, with Additions.-- -Lectures on the Apocalypse,
delivered before the University of Cambridge ; being the Hulsean Lecture for
1848, by Chr. Wordsworth, D.D.--- The First Revelations of God to
Man, considered in a Series of Sermons on the First Chapters of Genesis, by
the Rev. W. E. Evans.. The Sixth Part of the Rev. Dr. Townsend's
Scriptural Communion with God.- A New General Ecclesiastical Dic
tionary, by the Rev. E. H. Landon, M.A. , Author of " A Manual of Coun
cils.". -Use and Abuse ; a Tale, by the Author of " Wayfaring Sketches
among the Greeks and Turks."- Notes on Certain Distinctive Verities
of the Christian Church, by the Rev. R. W. Morgan, of Tregynon.
The second edition of The Ancient Syriac Version of the Epistles of St. Ig
natius, edited by the Rev. W. Cureton, F.R.S. Meditations from the
Fathers of the First Five Centuries, arranged as Exercises on the Book of
Common Prayer, by the Rev. J. E. Tyler, B.D. - A Companion to the
Altar, or Week's Preparation for the Holy Communion ; with suitable Me
ditations and Prayers for the Office, by the late Bishop Hobart, of New York,
U.S. edited by the Rev. J. Collingwood.- -The First Greek Book ; on
the Plan of Henry's First Latin Book, by the Rev. T. K. Arnold.
Handbook of Greek Synonymes ; from the French of Pillon, by the Rev. T.
K. Arnold.- Outline of Ancient Geography and History ; translated
from the German of Pütz, by the Rev. R. B. Paul, and edited by the Rev. T.
K. Arnold.
Mr. BENTLEY announces, Memoirs of Prince Rupert and the Cavaliers ;
including their Correspondence ; now first published from the Original MSS .,
by Eliot Warburton, Esq., with numerous Portraits from Original Paintings.
-Anecdotes of London and its Celebrities, by J. H. Jesse, Esq.
Letters of Thomas Gray, the Poet, now first published from the Original MSS,
edited with Notes by the Rev. J. Mitford, Author of " Life of Gray," &c.
-Dudley Cranbourne ; a Woman's History, a Story of the Day.
Pictures of Nuremberg, and the Valleys of Franconia, by H. J. Whitling,
Esq., with Illustrations.- -The Fall of Florence, or Niccolo de Lapi,
from the Italian of the Marquis Azeglio, by W. Davies, King's College,
London.- Recollections and Experiences during a Parliamentary Career
from 1833 to 1848, by John O'Connell, Esq., M.P. --- Eccentric and Re
markable Characters, by F. W. Fairholt, Esq., F.S.A. , Author of " Costume
in England," &c. , with Illustrations. The Pillars of Hercules, or a
Narrative of Travels in Spain and Morocco, by D. Urquhart, Esq., M.P.,
with Illustrations. --Six Months' Service in the African Blockade, from
April to October, 1848, in command of H.M.S. " Bonetta," by Lieut. Forbes,
R.N., Author of " Five Years in China," with Illustrations.- -The
Western World, or Travels in the United States in 1846-47 ; exhibiting
that Country in its latest developments, Social, Moral, and Political, by Alex.
Mackay, Esq., of the Middle Temple.- -Recollections of an Old Soldier ;
being Memoirs of the late Colonel F. S. Tidy, C.B., 24th Regiment, with
Anecdotes of his Contemporaries, by his daughter, Mrs. Ward, Author of
" Five Years in Kaffirland." -Frontenac ; a Poem of Indian Life, by
Alfred B. Street.- -Eighteen Hundred and Twelve ; a Romance of the
French Invasion of Russia ; from the German.
Mr. J. W. PARKER announces, Raphael, or Pages from the Book of Life at
Twenty, by A. de Lamartine ; translated with the sanction of the Author,
and to be published, by special arrangement, simultaneously with the French
edition. The Earth's Antiquity ; in Harmony with the Mosaic Record
of Creation, by James Gray, M.A. , Rector of Dibdin.- -Julian the Apos
tate ; an Historical Picture, by Neander of Berlin ; translated by G. V.
Cox, M.A., Esquire Bedell in the University of Oxford. Sacred Latin
Poetry, chiefly Lyrical ; selected and arranged for Use ; with Notes and
Introduction, by R. C. Trench, M.A.- Wales : the Social, Moral, and
Religious Condition of the People considered ; especially with reference to
Education, by Sir T. Phillips.- -Guericke's Hand-book of Christian

1849 . REGISTER OF BOOKS ,
LITERARY NOTICES.- FRENCH WORKS . - NEW PUBLICATIONS .
Archæology ; translated by Rev. A. J. W. Morrison.-- -Village Ser
mons, by C. Kingsley, junior, Rector of Eversley.- A second volume of
Parish Sermons, by J. C. Hare, M.A., Archdeacon of Lewes.
Mr. MASTERS announces, Godfrey Davenant at College, by the Rev. W.
Heygate. -The Gospel of St. Mark illustrated from Ancient and Mo
dern Authors, by the Rev. James Ford. The Shepherds of Bethlehem,
by the Rev. G. Williams, King's College, Cambridge.- The Mystery of
Marking ; a Parable for Children.- -The Altar, or Meditations in Verse
on the Great Christian Sacrifice, by the Author of " The Cathedral," " The
Baptistery," &c. -Original Ballads, by Living Authors, 1848 ; edited
by the Rev. H. Thompson, illustrated . The Maiden Aunt ; reprinted
from " Sharpe's Magazine.' -Tales of Faith and Providence, by the Rev.
W. B. Flower, B.A. , of Christ's Hospital.
MISCELLANEOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS. - A Description of the Britannia and
Conway Tubular Bridges, designed for the Chester and Holyhead Railway
Company, by Rob. Stephenson, C.E., with an Historical Account of the de
sign and erection by Edwin Clark, Assistant Engineer, to be published by
subscription, in 8vo, with a folio volume of Plates. Practice of the Law
of Joint Stock Companies, by Edw. W. Cox, Barrister-at-Law.- -Dia
logues on Future Punishment, by William Glen Moncrieff, of Musselburgh.
-Portraits of Skin Diseases, by Erasmus Wilson, F.R.S.; to be com
pleted in Twenty Numbers. Pathology of the Human Eye ; illustrated
in a Series of Coloured Plates, from Original Drawings, by John Dalrymple,
F.R.C.S., to be completed in nine numbers. A Series of Dissec
tions, illustrating the Principal Regions of the Human Body, by Jos. Maclise,
M.R.C.S .; to be completed in eight Numbers. - Rhododendrons of the
Sikkim Himalaya, with Descriptions, Botanical and Geographical, and 10
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gilt edges, veryfine copy, 61 68 1763 DIODORUS SICULUS, GRECUM et LATinum, WesselingII, 2 vols. folio, russia
BLEAU, ATLAS MAJOR, 11 vols. folio, many hundred maps and plates, half extra, very fine copy, 21 128 6d 1746,
russia,fine copy, 41 4s Amst. 1665 DODSLEY'S OLD PLAYS, by Reed, 12 vols. 8vo, half-morocco extra, uncut,
31 138 6d 1780
BOLLANDI ACTA SANCTORUM BELGII, 6 thick vols. 4to, portraits and plates, DOUGLAS' SEPULCHRAL HISTORY of GREAT BRITAIN, folio, many plates, half
calf gilt, 3/ 138 6d 1783
BRAND'S POPULAR ANTIQUITIES, by Sir H. Ellis, 2 vols. 4to, LARGE paper, calf, 21 12s 6d 1793
half-calfgilt, 31 3s 1813 DRAKE'S SHAKSPEARE and his TIMES, 2 vols. 4to, LARGE PAPER, half
BRITISH GALLERY of CONTEMPORARY PORTRAITS of EMINENT PERSONS of morocco, extra, 1/ 11s 6d 1817
the REIGNS of GEORGE III. and IV., with Memoirs by Adolphus, 2 vols. DRAMA, ANCIENT and MODERN, by Sir W. Scott, 8 vols. royal 8vo, calf
royal 4to, 150 very fine plates, half-morocco extra, gilt edges, 3l 138 6d extra, marbled edges, fine copy, 41 48 1810
(pub. at 31/ 5s) 1822 DRAYTON'S POEMS, 2 vols. folio, portrait, &c., calfgilt, 2l 12s 6d 1619
2 vols. royal folio, large paper, half-morocco extra, gilt edges, 5l 58 DUGDALE'S (SIR W. ) HISTORY of IMBANKING, DRAINING, &c., folio, plates
(pub. at 451) 1822 by Hollar, original calf, very fine copy, 61 63 1662
A most valuable and interesting work, published by Cadell and Davies, the BARONAGE, 2 vols. folio, calf gilt, fine copy, with the
portraits are authentic, and engraved in the finest manner. rare leaf, 61 68 1675
ANCIENT USAGE in BEARING ARMS, &c., &c., folio, LARGE
BRYDGES' (SIR E.) RESTITUTA ; Characters, &c. of Old Books in English
Literature, 4 vols. 4to, calfextra, fine copy, 2l 28 1814 PAPER, russia extra, gilt edges, 21 12s 6d 1812
DURFEY'S WIT and MIRTH, or PILLS to PURGE MELANCHOLY, 6 vols. 12mo,
BURGMAIER (HANS) IMAGES de SAINTS, & c., folio, 119 splendid large
woodcuts, calf extra, gilt edges, 51 58 1799 calf, veryfine clean copy, 5l 5s 1719
ENGLISH HISTORICAL SOCIETY'S PUBLICATIONS- viz., BEDE, WILLIAM of
BURTON'S LEICESTERSHIRE, folio, portrait, frontispiece and map, calf, fine MALMSBURY, ROGER DE WENDOVER, &c. , 13 vols. royal 8vo, LARGE paper,
copy, 21 2s 1622
BUTKEN'S, TROPHEES des BRABANT, 4 vols. folio, many plates, calf gilt, extra boards, 157 158 1838
1724 Published for subscribers only and very scarce.
fine copy, 31 38 EVELYN'S SILVA, by Hunter, 2 vols. 4to, boards, 1l 11s 6d
CANES, DICCIONARIO ESPANOL LATINO-ARABICO, 3 vols. fol., bds., 1l 11s 6d 1812
1787 FORTESCUE'S (SIR J.) de LAUDIBUS LEGUM ANGLIE, by Waterhouse, folio,
CAOURSIN, OBSIDIO RHODIE URBIS, folio, 36 fine large woodcuts, red morocco, 2 beautiful portraits, olive morocco extra, gilt edges, 1l 11s 6d 1663
1496 Fox's MARTYRS , 3 vols. folio, B. L., calfgilt, fine copy, 4l 4s 1641
super extra, gilt edges, extraordinary fine copy, 81 8s GRACE'S MEMOIRS of the GRACE FAMILY, royal 8vo, many portraits , morocco,
CARICATURES and HUMOROUS PRINTS, by Gilray, &c., &c. , large folio, 200
plates, mostly coloured, half-morocco, 4l 4s super extra, gilt edges, dedication copy to the Duchess of Buckingham,
31 13s 6d 1823
CARTER'S ANCIENT ARCHITECTURE IN ENGLAND, 2 vols. in 1, folio, numerous
1795 GRANGER'S BIOGRAPHICAL HISTORY, 6 vols. folio, LARGEST PAPER, only 25
fine plates, half-calf, 3l 138 6d
CASSINI, CARTE DE LA FRANCE, 175 large sheet maps, in 21 4to Box printed, half-russia, uncut, 2l 12s 6d (published at 187 18s) 1824
cases, 47 14s 6d (Talleyrand's copy sold for 507.) 1744-93 GROSE'S ANTIQUITIES of ENGLAND and WALES, 4 vols. 4to, FIRST IMPRES
SION, russia extra, fine copy, 3l 3s 1773
CATESBY'S NATURAL HISTORY of CAROLINA, &c. , 2 large vols. folio, 220 GWILT'S COLLECTION of MADRIGALS and MOTETTS, folio, only 50 printed,
beautifully coloured plates, old gilt russia, fine copy, 5l 5s 1731
CATALOGUE of the LIBRARY of GEORGE III., now in the British Museum, calf extra, gilt edges, by Clarke and Bedford, 21 2s 1815
HALL'S (BP.) SATYRES, and other POEMS, 3 Parts, 12mo, red morocco, gilt
6 vols. royal folio, most splendidly bound in red morocco, super extra, edges, 5l 5s (formerly priced 251) 1602-1599
very richly gilt, gilt edges, 31l 10s 1820
HEAD'S , and KIRKMAN'S ENGLISH ROGUE, 4 vols. small 8vo, plates, calf
A very magnificent set of books. Copies in boards have produced 40% extra, fine copy, 4l 14s 6d 1680
The binding of the above cost at least 317 108 HERTFORDSHIRE, 30 Original Deeds on vellum relating to, large folio,
CLARKE'S REPERTORIUM BIBLIOGRAPHICUM, 2 vols. imp. 8vo, LARGE PAPER, half-russia, 31 13s 6d 1581 , &c.
India paper proofs, superbly bound in blue morocco, super extra, gilt HOARE'S (SIR R. C.) REGISTRUM WILTUNENSE, SAXONICUM et LATINUM,
edges, beautiful copy, 3l 13s 6d 1819 1827- Life and Miracles of St. Edith, in Ancient English Metre, 1830,
CLERK, LORD ELDIN'S (JOHN) ETCHINGS, folio, 91 plates on India paper, 2 vols. in 1 , fol., olive mor. super extra, very richly gilt, gilt edges, 61 68
half-morocco, 10/ 10s HOMER'S ILIADS and ODYSSES , by Chapman , folio, fine portrait, &c. russia
Privately printed. This copy sold for 227 11s 6d at recent sale. extra, gilt edges, 41 48 1612
COOK'S VOYAGES, 9 vols. 4to, with all the plates inserted, calfgilt, very fine with the Hymnes, &c., folio, fine portrait, &c. green morocco extra,
copy, 41 14s 6d 1773 gilt and tooled edges, 5l 5s
COLLIER'S (J. P.) BRIDGEWATER HOUSE CATALOGUE of EARLY ENGLISH 1612
HORACE, his ART of POETRIE, EPISTLES, SATYRS, by Drant, 4to, calf gilt,
LITERATURE, 4to, russia, super extra, gilt edges, 61 68 1837 2/ 12s 6d 1567
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JEWELL'S (BP.) WORKS, 2 vols in 1, folio, half-calf, 21 2s 1566 PECK'S DESIDERATA CURIOSA, 2 vols. in 1 , 4to, russia, 21 2s 1779
JOHNSON'S (DR.) WORKS, 11 vols. royal 8vo, LARGE PAPER, half-morocco, ACCOUNT of AXHOLME, LINCOLNSHIRE, 4to, LARGE PAPER, only 6
uncut, 61 6s (published at 127 12s) Pickering, 1825 printed, morocco, super extra, richly gilt, gilt edges, 21 123 6d 1815
JONSON'S (BEN) WORKS, by Gifford, 9 vols. 8vo, calfextra, 41 48 1816 PEMBROKE'S (EARL) and SIR B. RUDDIER'S POEMS, 8vo, morocco extra, gilt
JUBINAL, La AMERIA REAL de MADRID, 2 vols. in 1 , royal folio, 80 beau edges, 31 38 1660
tiful plates on India paper, green morocco, super extra, gilt edges, a PETTIGREW'S BIBLIOTHECA SUSSEXIANA, 3 in 2 large thick vols. imp. 8vo,
splendid volume, 6l 16s 6d Paris, 1839 plates, half-morocco extra, 2l 128 6d 1527
JULII POLLUCIS ONOMASTICUM, Gr. et Lat., 2 vols. folio, LARGE Paper, calf, PILKINGTON'S DICTIONARY of PAINTERS, by Barry, 4to, illustrated with
gilt edges, fine copy, 2l 12s 6d 1706 70 fine portraits, russia extra, 3l 3s 1798
KATHERINE (ST.) METRICAL LEGEND of, edited by Morton, 4to, extra boards, PINELLI, ISTORIA ROMANA, folio, 100 large etchings, 2l 12s 6d 1820
21 28 Abbotsford Club, 1840 PINKERTON'S MEDALLIC HISTORY of ENGLAND, royal 4to, many plates, calf
KAY'S of EDINBurgh, Caricatures, PORTRAITS, 4to, 116 plates, curiously gilt, 21 28 1796
etched, morocco, gilt edges, 3l 38 1786 POPE'S WORKS, HOMER, SHAKSPEARE, 22 vols. 4to, russia gilt, by Baum
KENNET'S (BP.) PAROCHIAL ANTIQUITIES of OXFORDSHIRE, 2 vols. 4to, garten, 71 78 1769, & c.
boards, 21 12s 6d 1817 6 vols. imp. 8vo, largest paper, plates by Stothard, proofs
KIT-KAT CLUB, roy. fol., 48 fine ports. by Faber, half-calf, 3l 13s 6d 1735 before the letters, boards, 2l 2s Du Roveray, 1804
KORAN, folio, very beautiful Oriental MS., richly illuminated in gold and PRAYER BOOK, folio, illustrated with 58 large fine plates by Stothard, Westall,
colours, 10/ 10s &c., red morocco, gilt edges, 21 12s 6d 1815
LANDON, ANNALES du MUSEE et de L'ECOLE des BEAUX ARTS, 31 vols. 8vo, PUCKLE'S CLUB, imp. 8vo, beautifully printed on satin, 2l 12s 6d (cost 12/ 12s)
above 2000 plates, boards, 6l 16s 6d Paris, 1805, &c. 1817
LANGLAND'S VISION and CREDE of PEIRS PLOUGHMAN, edited by Dr. PUGIN and HEATH'S PARIS and its ENVIRONS, 2 vols. in 1 , folio, 200 plates,
Whitaker, 2 vols. in 1 , 4to, most superbly bound in morocco, super extra, INDIA PAPER PROOFS, half morocco, 2l 12s 6d 1831
covered with blind-tooling, gilt and tooled edges, a beautiful specimen of PUGIN'S GLOSSARY of ECCLESIASTICAL ORNAMENT and COSTUME, royal 4to,
binding, 6l 16s 6d 1813 70 plates in gold and colours, half-morocco extra, 5l 5s 1844
LEE PRIORY PRESS, Collection of all the Works printed there for Sale-viz. RABELAIS, par Duchat, 3 vols. 4to, plates by Picart, calf gilt, fine copy,
50 vols. 4to, 8vo, 12mo, 12/ 12s. Only 100, in some instances only 60, 21 12s 6d 1741
printed. This set cost above 50 guineas. ROBINSON'S VITRUVIUS BRITANNICUS, 3 parts, royal folio, many fine plates by
LODGE'S PORTRAITS and MEMOIRS of ILLUSTRIOUS PERSONAGES of GREAT Shaw, 21 12s 6d 1833
BRITAIN, 3 vols. folio, 180 beautiful large portraits, half-morocco extra, SANDFORD'S GENEALOGICAL HISTORY of ENGLAND, by Sandford, folio,
15/ 158. A choice early copy, and cost 787 15s in numbers. 1821 numerous plates, red morocco, super extra, gilt edges by Clarke and
12 vols. 4to, LARGE PAPER, 240 portraits, INDIA PROOFS, half- russia, Bedford, beautiful copy, 12l 12s 1707
15/ 158 (J. L. had this from the original subscriber, who paid 601 for it SENECA OPERA MORALIA, EPISTOLÆ, folio, EDITIO PRINCEPS, russia extra
in numbers). 1823 gilt edges, 71 178 6d (This copy was formerly priced 501) Neapoli, 1475
4 vols. 4to, LARGE PAPER, 240 portraits, INDIA PROOFS, but no SHAKSPEARE, reprint of the first edition, folio, portrait, calf, 1l 11s 6d 1623
letter -press, half-morocco, 61 63 1823 by Johnson and Steevens, and Malone's Supplement , 12 vols.
LOGGAN'S OXONIA ILLUSTRATA, folio, 40 fine plates, red morocco, gilt edges, 8vo, calf, 21 128 6d 1785
fine copy, 31 138 6d 1675 6 vols. 4to, plates by Heath, and
LONDON GAZETTES, 1671 to 1716, 15 vols. folio, original binding, fine clean Boydell's illustrations inserted, russia extra, 5l 5s 1807
copies, 121 12s 1671-1716 Capell's Notes and Readings to, 3 vols. 4to, calf, 21 2s 1770
LUCRETIUS, cum Notis Bentleii, et Wakefield, 3 vols. royal 4to, LARGE illustrated by Boydell, folio, nearly 100 very fine plates,
PAPER, blue morocco, super extra, gilt edges, splendid copy, 10l 10s (nearly 1802
1796 russia extra, gilt edges, 5l 5s 1608
all burnt, Heathcote's, 501 88) SHAKSPEARE'S Henry V., 4to, calf, fine copy, 5l 58
3 vols. 4to, russia extra, gilt edges, 31 3s 1796 Society Publications, 34 vols. 8vo, cloth bds., 41 4s 6d 1841-7
LYDGATE'S FALL of PRINCES, in Verse, fol., rus. extra, gilt edges, 3l 3s 1554 SHARP'S COVENTRY MYSTERIES, imperial 4to, LARGEST PAPER, only 3 printed,
LYSONS' MAGNA BRITANNIA, 10 in 6 vols. 4to, nearly 300 plates and maps, plates upon India paper, with extra plates, &c. Unique copy, 61 6s 1825
new in calfextra, marbled edges, fine set, 61 68 (pub. at 31 / 10s) 1822 SKELTON'S (REV. P.) WORKS, 7 v. 8vo, mor., gilt edges, fine copy, 3l 3s 1770
ENVIRONS of LONDON, 4 vols. royal 4to, LARGE PAPER, many plates, ANTIQUITIES of OXFORDSHIRE, atlas 4to, numerous fine plates,
1811 cloth boards, 21 12s 6d (published at 107 10s) 1823
boards, 1l 11s 6d (published at 12/ 12s)
MAIDMENT'S ANALECTA SCOTICA, 2 vols. 8vo, THICK PAPER, only 6 printed, OXONIA ANTIQUA RESTAURATA, 2 vols. royal 4to, 170 very fine
blue morocco, super extra, very rich gilt, gilt edges, 3l 13s 6d 1834 plates, original copy in Nos., 41 4s (published at 12/ 12s) 1823
MALCOLM'S LONDINUM REDIVIVUM, 4 vols. 4to, many plates, half-russia, SNELLING'S WORKS on the COIN and COINAGE of ENGLAND, 7 vols. in 1,
1/ 11s 6d 1803 folio, many plates, half-morocco, uncut, FIRST EDITIONS, 57 58 1762
(SIR J.) HISTORY of PERSIA, 2 v. roy. 4to, pl., calfgilt, 2l 2s 1815 SNELLING on the SILVER, GOLD, and COPPER COIN and COINAGE, 3 vols.
in 1, folio, plates, calf, 2l 12s 6d 1762
MARSIGLI, DESCRiption du Danube, 6 in 3 large vols. folio, many plates,
calfgilt, 21 12s 6d 1744 SPENSER'S FAIRY QUEEN, by Birch, 3 vols. 4to, plates by Kent, fine uncut
MASERES' SCRIPTORES LOGARITHMICI, 6 thick vols. 4to, calf, 21 2s 1791 copy, 21 2s 1751
MEYRICK'S (SIR S. R.) DESCRIPTION of the ARMOUR at GOODRICH COURT, STANLEY'S ( T.) POEMS and TRANSLATIONS, 8vo, russia extra, gilt edges,
2 vols. folio, 150 plates by Skelton, half-morocco, 3l 13s 6d 1830 fine copy, 21 28 1751
STATE PAPERS, 1515-1546 , 5 vols. 4to, boards, 31 38 1830
MILLER'S SEXUAL SYSTEM of LINNAEUS, 2 vols. folio, plates, beautifully
coloured and plain, half-russia, 1l 11s 6d 1777 STRYPE'S ECCLESIASTICAL MEMORIALS, 3 vols. folio, large paper, old calf,
MILTON'S POETICAL WORKS, by Newton, 3 vols. 4to, plates, old red morocco, 21 12s 6d 1721
1/ 11s 6d 1761 STUART'S ANTIQUITIES of ATHENS, 2 v. fol, many fine plates, calf, 3l 3s 1762
MIROUR for MAGISTRATES, 3 vols. 4to, calf extra, 3l 13s 6d 1610 STUKELEY'S ITINERARIUM CURIOSUM, 2 vols. in 1 , folio, 200 plates, blue
MISTERE de la PASSION JESU CHRIST, folio, blue morocco, super extra, tooled morocco, gilt edges, fine copy, 4l 14s 6d 1776
all over with gold, gilt edges, capitals in gold, extremely rare, 107 10s STEPHANI THESAURUS LINGUE GRECE, edentibus Barker et Valpy,
Verard, 1490 12 vols. folio, LARGE PAPER, russia extra, marbled edges, by Lewis,
MOLIERE, ŒUVRES, par Aine-Martin, 6 vols. royal 8vo, VELLUM PAPER, 261 5s (This very fine copy cost 1207) 1828
only 10 printed, plates, 3l 38 1845 STRAFFORD'S ( EARL OF) STATE PAPERS, 2 vols. in 1 , folio, calf, fine
MONSTRELET, CHRONIQUES, par Denis Sauvage, 3 in 2 vols. folio, LARGE copy, 21 2s 1739
PAPER, red moroc. super extra, ruled with red lines, very fine copy, 10/ 10s STREATFIELD'S EXCERPTA CANTIANA, folio, fine portraits, and plates, mo
(Col. Stanley's sold for 1367 10s.) 1572 rocco, super extra, very richly gilt, gilt edges, 3l 3s 1836
MURPHY'S (A.) LIFE, by Foote, 2 vols. 4to, illustrated with 120 portraits and THEATRUM HONORIS, seu IMAGINES PICTORUM, folio, 66 fine portraits, by
plates, russia extra, gilt edges, 3l 13s 6d 1811 Hondius, half-calf, 21 28 1618
MUSEE ROYAL, par Laurent, 2 vols. roy. fol., 160 beautiful large plates, proofs THOMSON'S SEASONS, royal folio, beautiful plates, by Bartolozzi, &c., russia
before the letters, green mor., super extra, richly tooled with gold, gill edges, extra, gilt edges, 21 12s 6d Bensley, 1797
421. (This very splendid and original copy cost in Paris nearly 1704) 1816 ROYAL WARDROBE and JEWEL HOUSE INVENTORIES and RE
NASH'S BRIGHTON PAVILION, royal folio, 30 plates, beautifully coloured, CORDS, 1488-1606, 4to, most elegantly bound in morocco, super extra,
blue morocco, super extra, gilt edges, Geo . IV.th's copy, 5l 5s (cost 521 10s) richly tooled with gold, gilt edges, beautiful volume, 5l 5s 1815
NELSON'S (LORD) LIFE, by Clarke and M'Arthur, 2 vols. royal 4to, manyfine THROSBY'S VIEWS in LEICESTERSHIRE, &c., 3 vols. 4to, many fine plates,
plates, calfgilt, 21 128 6d 1809 calfgilt, fine copy, 21 2s 1789
NICOLAS' (SIR H.) SIEGE of CARLAVEROCK CASTLE, 4to, 200 coats of arms THUCYDIDES, Græcum et Latinum, Dukeri, folio, BEAUTIFUL COPY, russia
beautifully emblazoned, extra boards, 2l 12s 6d 1828 extra, gilt edges, 21 2s 1731
NISBETT'S HERALDRY, 2 vols. folio, calfgilt, 3l 38 1816 TURNER'S (MRS. DAWSON) 50 ETCHINGS of PORTRAITS, &c., 4to, half
NORDEN'S TRAVELS in EGYPT and NUBIA, 2 vols. folio, many plates, calf, morocco, 3l 13s 6d 1823
fine copy, 11 11s 6d 1757 TWOPENNY'S ETCHINGS of ANCIENT CAPITALS, &c., folio, plates on India
PARR'S (DR.) WORKS, 8 vols. 8vo, extra boards, 21 28 1838 paper, elegant in morocco, super extra, richly gilt, gilt edges, 21 2s 1837
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VECELLIO, HABITI ANTICHI et MODERNI , 8vo, 500 beautiful woodcuts by WILD'S CATHEDRALS of CANTERBURY, YORK, LICHFIELD, and CHESTER,
TITIAN, red morocco, gilt edges, by De Rome, very fine copy, 6l 16s 6d 1598 imperial 4to, 36 beautifully coloured plates, half-russia, 31 38 1807
VIRGILIUS, cum Commentariis Servii, Donati, &c., 2 vols. folio, many WILLIS'S PARLIAMENTARY ABBEYS, &c., 2 vols. 8vo, calf, gilt edges, very
hundred curious woodcuts, morocco extra, gilt edges, very fine copy, fine copy, 31 138 6d 1712
51 58 1517 WINWOOD'S (SIR R.) STATE PAPERS, 3 vols. folio, portrait, calf, fine copy,
WALPOLE'S ANECDOTES of PAINTING and ENGRAVING, 5 vols. 4to, FIRST 21 28 1725
EDITION, many fine portraits, calf, 3l 13s 6d Strawberry Hill, 1762 3 vols. folio, LARGE PAPER, portrait,
MEMOIRS of the REIGN of GEORGE II. , 2 vols. royal 4to, calf, 21 12s 6d 1725
fine portraits, calf extra, very fine copy, 21 28 1822 WITHERS' PREPARATION to the PSALTER, folio, frontispiece, calf, very rare,
(REV. R.) MEMOIRS and TRAVELS RELATING to EASTERN 21 12s 6d 1610
COUNTRIES, &c. , 2 vols. 4to , plates, calfgilt, 2l 2s 1818 WOOD'S ATHENE OXONIENSIS, 2 vols. folio, LARGE PAPER, calf gilt very
WALTON and COTTON'S ANGLER, by Sir H. Nicolas, 2 vols. imperial 8vo, fine copy, 31 38 1721
beautiful plates by Stothard, &c., INDIA PAPER PROOFS, morocco, super WOOD, RUINES de BALBEC, folio, many fine plates, half-russia, 21 2s 1757
extra, gilt edges, 71 78 Pickering, 1834 WORLIDGE'S ANTIQUE GEMS, 2 vols. 4to, ORIGINAL EDITION, brilliant im
WARNER'S ABBEY of GLASTON and Town of GLASTONBURY, royal 4to, pressions, red morocco, gilt edges, by Kalthoeber, very fine copy, 5l 5s 1768
20 plates, and a duplicate set on India paper, superbly bound in blue WORSLEY'S (SIR R.) MUSEUM WORSLEYANUM, 2 vols. imperial folio, numerous
morocco, super extra, richly gilt, gilt edges, 5l 58 1826 beautiful plates, most superbly bound in red morocco, super extra, very
WARWICKSHIRE, GRAPHIC ILLUSTRATIONS of, folio, LARGEST PAPER, 32 fine richly tooled with gold, gilt edges, 261 58 1794
plates, India paper proofs, and a set of Etchings, extra boards, 2! 12s 6d The finest copy ever offered for sale, the impressions are brilliant and free
(published at 187 18s) 1829 from stains. Townley's copy sold for 967 12s.
WESTMORELAND'S (EARL OF) POEMS, 4to, plates by Marshall, half-russia, fine WOTTON'S (SIR H.) POEMS, edited by Hannah, small 8vo, BEAUTIFULLY
copy, 41 4s (privately printed, formerly priced 21 /) 1648 PRINTED ON VELLUM, only 2 copies struck off, elegant in olive morocco,
WHITELOCKE'S MEMORIALS of ENGLISH AFFAIRS in the REIGNS of CHARLES super extra, richly gilt, gilt edges, 81 88 Pickering, 1845
I. and II., folio, russia, gilt edges, fine copy, 3l 13s 6d 1732 A most beautiful and desirable specimen of English vellum printing.
J. LILLY thinks he may say he has one of the largest collections of Books on sale, in Early English Literature, Old Plays, &c.
Numerous Books printed for the Abbotsford, Bannatyne, Maitland, Roxburghe, and other Clubs ; and at the Private Press at Strawberry Hill, Lee
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of books, which shall ultimately comprehend something like that this series will show that mere didactic instruction has not been
range of literature which well-educated persons desire to have at attempted ; and that genial and amusing reading is presented, in
their command. In this series there will be no attempt at ex connection with the solid and serious. It would be contrary to
clusiveness. We shall not take up the most false and dangerous the principles upon which I havealways regarded the duties of those
opinion that the understandings of the masses should be written who labour in the great cause of making good literature cheap,
down to, nor will mere didactic instruction only be attempted. A if I had in this series presumed it necessary to write down to the
taste for knowledge is not so induced . The recreation of genial understandings of the masses. I shall never cease to believe,
and amusing reading should be offered in connection with what that whatever is best and most permanent in literature has a
is solid and serious. The publishers possess many valuable copy character of universality ; and that whenever attempts are made
rights, which may be readily adapted to this purpose. There is to " write down" to a class, or " write up" to a class, the thing so
a great deal also to be done anew, in the way of judicious com produced is worthy of small regard, and has little influence in its
pilations, of translations from foreign works, and of original pro own day, and less upon the future.
ductions by authors of ability, conceived in a right spirit. We Lastly, in noticing that I should introduce valuable copyrights
have many offers of assistance from writers of established reputa into this series, and that I had offers of assistance from writers of
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pocket volume is a tribute to their usefulness and their reputa of the various authors of these volumes, all of which are original,
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steadily and extensively."
I now venture to believe that I have accomplished what I pro The property of this large series passed out of my hands as its
posed to do. publisher, in the beginning of 1847, in consequence of business
First, I have endeavoured to produce a series of books which arrangements connected with a dissolution of partnership. Since
comprehends something like that range of literature which well then, the additions to the series have been, for the most part, re
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attempting any very exact classification of the various subjects I have never ceased to consider myself responsible for the general
of these volumes, they may be thus distributed into large depart character of the work, although my editorial labours had ter
ments of knowledge minated when about two-thirds of the series were completed. I
may truly add, that my desire for the constant and increasing
Analytical Accounts of Great Writers, English and Foreign 13 Vols. circulation of these volumes continues unabated ; for I may ven
Biography 33
General History • 5 ture to hope that each and all have a tendency to carry forward
English History • 26 that intellectual progress upon which the future destiny of this
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Natural History • 17 that in this extensive series no single work, and no portion of a
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THE ROYAL ETCHINGS.-This case has, we believe, notwithstanding
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Birmingham, to hold their meeting for 1851 in Manchester.
The " LUTE BOOKE OF LORD HERBERT OF CHIRBURY." -The late Sir
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elaborate paper on a sculptured mystical inscription on the rood- screen of a
Welsh border church ; and he therein alluded to the above curious MS.
" booke." In the " Gentleman's Magazine," for 1816, it is stated, that
this book was then in the possession of a musician, at Shrewsbury, to whom
it had been given by the then Earl of Powis. Strict inquiries have lately
been made in different directions for the book, but without success ; and it
is feared it will not now be forthcoming.
Messrs. COLNAGHI and Co. are preparing for publication a Portrait of
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after a Picture by F. Grant, A.R.A., now exhibiting at the Royal Academy,
and executing in mezzotinto by Mr. Sam. Reynolds. Messrs. Colnaghi and
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and Bohemia, two from North America, and two from Switzerland. No
house from France, Russia, Denmark, Italy, or Hungary was represented,
which may be attributed principally to the political confusions of the time.
The number of accounts settled were less than usual, the fair of last year
being a small one. On the whole, " the trade appears to be reviving,
though the press of Germany still produces more pamphlets than books,
and what are called great works are nearly as extinct as the mammoth.—
Times.
The extensive and valuable Library of the late Rev. H. F. Lyte, with
the additions made since his death by his son, the late J. W. M. Lyte, Esq.,
comprising books of uncommon rarity and interest in various departments of
literature, will be disposed of by auction during the present month.
Messrs. GAMBART and Co. are preparing for publication a Portrait of
Giuseppe Mazzini, the celebrated leader of the Italian Revolutions, engraved
in the highest style of mezzotint by Simmons, after a picture by Mrs. E. A.
Hawkes.
MR. HEPWORTH DIXON has in the press a new work on John Howard
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1847, inclusive, under the Copyright Acts, by the Trustees of the British
Museum, amounts to 55,474 ; and the number of parts of volumes, including
music, to 80,047. The number of maps, charts, &c., received since 1842,
amounts to 187, and the number of parts of maps, & c., to 131. The total
number of volumes of printed books contained in the Library of the Museum
at the end of the year 1848 , amounted to about 435,000 ; the number of
maps, plans, and charts, to 10,221 ; the volumes of MSS. to 29,626 ; the
rolls of various kinds to 2946 ; the number of charters and instruments to
23,772 ; the number of MSS. on reed, bark, and folded, to 208 ; the number
of Papyri to 55 ; and the number of seals and impressions to 851." The
number of volumes in the Bodleian Library of Oxford is about 220,000, and
the number of MSS. 21,000.
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EGYPTIAN LITERATURE. - Mr. Moxon has recently issued a useful Manual
for the Student, being the Chronology and Geography of Ancient Egypt,
illustrated by plates of the King's names, and Maps of the Country, by
Samuel Sharpe, Esq.
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a high class Engraving, from the beautiful and highly interesting Picture, in
the Collection of Mr. Wells, of Redleaf, entitled " The Woodcutter," painted
by Edwin Landseer, Esq., R.A., engraved in the highest style of Art by Mr.
Charles Lewis, forming a Companion to either " The Lassie herding Sheep,"
or " The Tether'd Ram."
MISCELLANEOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS. -Anti -Trinitarian Biography, or
Sketches of the Lives and Writings of Distinguished Anti-Trinitarians ;
exhibiting a View of the State of the Unitarian Doctrine and Worship in
the principal Nations of Europe, from the Reformation to the Close of the
Seventeenth Century ; to which is prefixed a History of Unitarianism in
England during the same Period, by the Rev. Rob. Wallace, Bath.
The Conway and Britannia Tubular Bridges, together with an Experimental
Investigation on Hollow Beams constructed of Wrought Iron, by Wm.
Fairbairn, C.E., illustrated with numerous engravings . The Woodman,
a Novel, by G. P. R. James, Esq.- -The Albatross , or Voices from
the Ocean, by H. G. Kingston, Author of the " Prime Minister," &c.
Legends and Lays, by John Hughes, Author of 66 Itinerary of Provence
and the Rhone," &c.- Before and After, a Novel, in 3 vols.
Comparative List of the Churches mentioned in Domesday Book, and those
of more recent date, in the Counties of Kent, Sussex, and Surrey ; with
notes on their Architecture , Sepulchral Memorials , and other Antiquities , by
the Rev. Arthur Hussey. A Collection of Modern Tombs, or Gleanings
from the Public Cemeteries, by Arthur W. Hakewill, Architect.- A Duparcq, Considérations sur l'Art Militaire Antique, et sur l'utilité de son
Few Words on Cathedral Music and the Musical System of the Church,
with a Plan of Reform, by Samuel S. Wesley, Mus. Doc.- -Ornamental
Designs for Silver and Gold Work, Die Sinking, Enamellers , Modellers ,
Engravers, &c., selected from the Works of the best French and German
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III. of Herapath's Mathematical Physics, with a volume on the higher branches
of Mathematical Analysis. - —— - Integrity, or the Artist Stanton and his
Daughters. Scripture Lands ; being a Visit to the Scenes of the Bible,
by the Rev. W. J. Woodcock . Poetry for Schools, selected by the
Rev. C. F. Cook, M.A. , one of Her Majesty's Inspectors of Church Schools.
Reasons for Belief in Judicial Astrology, comprising some Advice to
Students, and Remarks on the dangerous Character of Popish Priestcraft .
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New World, by H. W. Herbert, Author of " Field Sports in the United
States.". -Hill Difficulty , and some Experiences of Life in the Plains of
Ease, with other Miscellanies , by Dr. Cheever. -Euripidis Iphigenia,
Taurica, Helena, Ion, Andromache : cum Praefatione, emendationibus , et
notulis, edidit C. Badham, accedunt " Lectiones Codicis Vaticani à C. G.
Cobeto denuo collati."- -The Court and Reign of Francis I. , King of
France, by Miss Pardoe, Author of " Louis the Fourteenth," with nu
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Religion of Mankind, Vol. II. comprising the History and Religion of
the Hebrew People, from the Origin of the Nation to the Time of Christ, by
G. Smith, Esq., F.S.A. Christian Metaphysics, or Plato, Malebranche,
and Gioberti, the Old and New Ontologists , compared with the Modern
Schools of Psychology, with Extracts from Gioberti, by the Rev. C. B.
Smyth, Vicar of Alfriston.- -Owen Glendowr , or the Prince in Wales,
by Miss Hardy.- Selections from the Poems and Letters of Bernard
Barton, with a Memoir and Portrait of the Author, edited by his Daughter.
-Maternal Love, a Novel, by Mrs. Loudon , Author of " First Love."
-Aunt Anne's History of England, on Christian Principles ; for the
Young. -A New Edition of the Rev. Dr. Lingard's History of England,
in 10 vols. 8vo. -History of the Conquest of Canada, by E. B. Warburton,
Esq., Author of " Hochelaga ," with Portraits of Jacques Quartier and
General Wolfe. -Scenes where the Tempter has Triumphed, by the
Author of " The Gaol Chaplain."- Kaloolah ; or Journeyings to the
Djébel Kumri ; an Autobiography of Jonathan Romer, edited by W. S.
Mayo, M.D. Chit Chat, a Poem, by Rose E. Hendriks, with a
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LIST (Nº . 2) OF VALUABLE BOOKS ON SALE AT VERY LOW PRICES ,

BY JOSEPH LILLY, 19, KING STREET, COVENT GARDEN, LONDON.
For List (No. 1) see BENT'S LITERARY ADVERTISER, March 10, 1849.

ACKERMANN'S HISTORY of the UNIVERSITY of OXFORD, 2 vols. 4to, many
coloured plates, calf extra, fine copy, 3l 13s 6d 1814
ADDISON'S WORKS, 4 vols. 4to, calf, 1l 1s 1721
ÆSCHYLUS, Gr., folio, numerous plates, russia, fine copy, 31 3s Foulis, 1795
ESOP'S FABLES, by Ogilby, 2 vols. in 1 , folio, LARGE PAPER, 150 fine plates
by Hollar, russia extra, fine copy, 3l 13s 6d 1665
ALLEN'S HISTORY of the COUNTY of YORK, 3 vols. 4to, LARGE PAPER, Proof
plates on India paper, 2l 28 1828
ANDERSONI SELECTUS DIPLOMATUM et NUMISMATUM SCOTIE THESAURUS,
folio, numerous plates, beautiful copy, mor. extra, by Clarke, 101 10s 1739
ANGERSTEIN GALLERY of PICTURES, by Young, 4to, LARGE PAPER, 41
plates, India paper proofs, morocco, gilt edges, 2l 2s 1814
ARISTOPHANES, Gr. et Lat., curâ Kusteri, folio, LARGE PAPER, very rare, calf,
fine copy, 31 3s. This copy was formerly priced 187 188. 1710
ARTHUR of LITTLE BRITAIN, Romance of, edited by Uttersen, 4to, 25 plates,
half-morocco, 21 28 1814
ASHMOLE'S THEATRUM CHEMICUM BRITANNICUM, 4to, plates, 1l 5s 1652
ASSEMBLY'S ANNOTATIONS on the BIBLE, 2 vols. folio, calf, 11 4s 1657
ASTLE'S ORIGIN and PROGRESS of WRITING, &c., folio, LARGE PAPER, calf
extra, fine copy, 3l 138 6d 1803
ATKINSON'S MANNERS, CUSTOMS, and AMUSEMENTS of the RUSSIANS, folio,
100 spirited and clever ORIGINAL DRAWINGS IN COLOURS, hf.-mor., 61 6s.
ATKYNS' HISTORY of GLOUCESTERSHIRE, folio, FIRST EDITION, portrait and
plates, calf, fine copy, 81 88 1712
AUGUSTINUS de ARTE PREDICANDI, &c., thick fol., monastic binding, fine
copy, 61 68. Printed by Mentelin, at Strasburg, in 1465. This volume
sold at Sir M. Sykes' sale for 281 10s.
BALES' PAGEANT of POPES, 4to, calf, 2l 2s 1574
BEAUMONT'S TRAVELS THROUGH THE LEPONTINE ALPS, folio, 24 beautifully
coloured plates, yellow morocco extra, 2l 2s 1800
BERKSHIRE, LYSONS ' HISTORY OF, roy. 4to, LARGE paper, illustrated with
very numerous portraits and plates, original coloured drawings, auto
graph letters, &c., &c., sufficient to form 4 vols ., 21 / 1806
BIBLIA LATINA, cum Notis Card. Ugonis, 8 vols. folio, half-calf, 2l 2s 1621
Vatabli, &c. , 2 vols. folio, 1 / 11s 6d 1729
BLAEU, THEATRUM BELGICE FEDERATE, 2 vols. folio, many plates, vellum,
31 38 1649
BOCCACCIO, DECAMERON, 4to, Consul Smith's edition, russia super extra,
very fine copy, 21 12s 6d 1527
BOISSARDI ICONES VIRORUM ILLUSTRIUM, 4 in 2 vols. 4to, 200 fine portraits,
calf, 31 3s 1597
BRITISH GALLERY of PICTURES, by Tresham, Ottley, Tomkins, folio, LARGEST
PAPER, 25 beautiful plates, Proofs on India paper, 61 68 1818
Original copy in numbers, published at 251 4s.
BRITTON'S HISTORY of the CATHEDRAL CHURCH of YORK, folio, LARGEST
PAPER, 36 fine plates, half-morocco, 31 38 1819
BROWN'S (SIR T.) WORKS, folio, calf, 1l 18 1686
BUCK'S ANTIQUITIES, 3 vols. folio, 500 fine plates, calfgilt, 121 128 1774
BUNYAN'S PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, obl. folio, 20 fine plates by Selons, 1l 11s 6d.
BURCHARDT'S TRAVELS in NUBIA, SYRIA, and the HOLY LAND, 2 vols. 4to,
calf extra, marbled edges, fine copy, 31 38 1819
CALMET'S DICTIONARY of the BIBLE, by Taylor, 3 vols., many plates, half
calf, 11 48 1801
CARTE'S LIFE of the DUKE of ORMONDE, 3 vols. fol., calf gilt, 3l 13s 6d 1735
CASSINI, CARTE DE FRANCE, 183 coloured maps, mounted on canvas, in 18
4to cases, 61 6s. Copies of this most valuable work have been sold for 501.
CATTANEO, MONete Cufiche delL' MUSEO MILANO, 4to, plates, 2/ 12s 6d.
CHRONICLE of LONDON, from 1089 to 1483 , 4to, only 250 printed, 1l 11s 6d.
CHRONICON de LANERCOST, 1201-1346, thick 4to, edited by Stevenson for
the Maitland Club, 3l 13s 6d 1839
CIAMPINI VETERA MONUMENTA, 3 vols. folio, numerous plates of Sacred
Edifices, &c., 2l 12s 6d 1690
CICERONIS OPERA, 20 vols. 12mo, calf, 11 48 Foulis, 1749
cum Notis Ernesti, vols. 8vo, calf, 11 58 1774
CROMPTON'S MANSION of MAGNANIMITIE, 4to, calf, 2l 2s 1599
In verse and prose, very rare, formerly priced 157 158.
DANIEL'S RURAL SPORTS, 2 vols. 4to, first edition, with fine impressions,
half-russia, very choice copy, 21 12s 6d 1801
DAPPER'S VOYAGES in AMERICA, AFRICA, SYRIA, ASIA, &c., in Dutch, 8 in
4 thick vols. folio, many plates, vellum, fine copy, 2l 12s 6d 1671
DAULBY'S CATALOGUE of REMBRANDT'S WORKS, 4to, LARGE PAPER, 11 48
DEMOSTHENIS ORATIONES, Græcè, folio , russia, 21 28 1504
Second Aldine Edition, Sir M. Sykes', 117 5s.
DESFONTAINES, FLORA ATLANTICA, 4 vols. 4to, 260 plates, calf, 2l 2s 1800
DIALOGUES of CREATURES MORALISED, 4to, woodcuts, calf extra, gilt edges,
2/ 12s 6d 1816
DIBDIN'S BIBLIOMANIA, 8vo, BEST EDITION, Morocco, gilt edges, 1 4s 1811
BIBLIOGRAPHICAL DECAMERON, 3 vols. roy. 8vo, veryfine impressions
of the plates, calf extra, 71 17s 6d 1817
imp. 8vo, LARGE PAPER, 187 188
DIBDIN'S BIBLIOGRAPHICAL TOUR on the CONTINENT, 3 vols. imp. 8vo, Large
PAPER, 181 188 1821
Very fine copies, with early impression of the plates, uniformly bound in
russia extra, gilt edges.
DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Gr. et Lat., cum Notis Meibomii, 2 vols. 4to, LARGE
PAPER, blue morocco, gilt edges, fine copy, 4l 4s 1692
DoDSWORTH'S CATHEDRAL CHURCH of SALISBURY, folio, large paper, Proof
impressions ofthe plates, russia extra, 1l 11s 6d 1814
DUGDALE'S HISTORY of ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL, folio, LARGE PAPER, por
traits and many plates, by Hollar, red morocco, gilt edges, 5l 5s 1656
ANOTHER EDITION, by Maynard, folio, with all the plates, calf, 1l 48 1716
DUNCUMB'S HISTORY of HEREFORDSHIRE, 2 vols. 4to, russia extra, gilt edges,
veryfine copy, with the extra sheets, 3l 13s 6d 1812
DURERI (ALBERTI) PASSIO CHRISTI, 4to , 37 plates, beautifully heightened in
gold and colours, with French Verses, calf, 5l 58 1511
EGYPTE, DESCRIPTION DE L', 9 vols. roy. folio ; 11 vols. imp. folio ; and 3
vols. elephant folio, nearly 1000 splendid engravings, 421 1809-28
One of the grandest works ever published. This copy cost above 4000
francs in Paris.
ELZEVIR LATIN CLASSICS (Cicero, &c., &c.), 43 in 42 vols. 12mo, richly
tooled red morocco, gilt edges, very fine uniform set, 15l 15s 1630, &c.
ENDERBIE'S CAMBRIA TRIUMPHANS, folio, ORIGINAL EDITION, very scarce,
old calf, 21 128 6 1661
ENGRAVINGS. Collection of nearly 400 beautiful Lithograph Engravings,
the greater part tinted, by Strixner and Piloti, being copies of the great
Italian and German Masters, & c. , 2 vols. folio, half-russia, 12l 12s.
ERASMUS' PRAISE of FOLLY, by Sir T. Chaloner, 4to, yellow mor., 1l 5s.
EUCLIDE'S GEOMETRIE, translated by Billingsley, with a Preface by Dr.
Dee, folio, calf, fine copy, 1l 11s 6d 1570
FABLIAUX et CONTES des POETES FRANCOIS, par Barbazan et Meon, 4 vols.
royal 8vo, VELLUM PAPER, proof plates, 3l 3s 1808
FLOWER and GLOVER'S HERALDIC VISITATION of DURHAM in 1575, folio,
with all the arms beautifully coloured, 3l 38 1820
FORTESCUE'S FOREST of HISTORYES, 4to, russia, gilt edges, 1l 11s 6d 1576
FOSBROKE'S ENCYCLOPEDIA of ANTIQUITY, 2 vols. 4to, many plates, half
russia, 1l 11s 6d 1825
BRITISH MONACHISM, 4to, LARGE PAPER, 11 48 1817
FOUQUET (N.) RECUEIL des DEFENSES, & c. , 15 vols. 12mo, morocco super
extra, gilt edges, beautiful copy, 3l 3s Elzevir, 1665
FOWLER'S ENGRAVINGS of MOSAIC PAVEMENTS, and STAINING GLASS WIN
DOWS IN ENGLAND, 2 vols. atlas fol., 54 most beautifully coloured plates, 21l
One of the most perfect copies of this splendid and rare work ever offered
for sale formerly priced 337.
FROISSART, CHRONIQUES de FRANCE, d'ANGLETERRE, &c. , par Sauvage, 4 vols.
in 1 , folio, LARGE PAPER, calf, ruled with red lines, 5l 5s 1574
FROISSART'S CHRONICLES, translated by Col. Johnes, 4 vols. 4to, plates, rus
sia extra, very fine copy, 61 16s 6d Hafod, 1803
FULLER'S CHURCH HISTORY of BRITAIN, folio, calf, fine copy, 31 3s 1655
WORTHIES OF ENGLAND, 2 vols 4to, 1 / 11s 6d 1811
GALLERIA GIUSTINIANA, 2 vols. folio, above 300 veryfine plates of Statues,
by Mellan, calf, 31 38 1640
GASCOIGNE'S (GEO.) POEMS, 1575 ; Gascoigne's Steele Glas, and Complainte
of Phylomene, 1576 ; Gascoigne's Princelie Pleasures of Kenilworth Castle,
1576 ; 4to, with very rare portrait, russia extra, gilt edges, 121 12s.
GEBELIN, MONDE PRIMITIF, 9 vols. 4to, calfgilt, veryfine copy of this valu
able and learned work, 5l 58 1773
GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE, from 1731 to end of 1840, with all the Indexes
and List of Plates, 173 vols. 8vo, very fine copy, calfgilt, 261 5s 1731-40
Such a good uniform set rarely occurs.
GERARDE'S HERBAL, folio, frontispiece, calf, fine copy, 21 28 1636
GILLE, CHRONIQUES de FRANCE, 2 vols. in 1, folio, morocco extra, gilt edges,
fine copy, 21 2s 1537
GOES (DAMIANO DE) CHRONICA DEL REI DON MANOEL, folio, morocco, gilt
edges, fine copy, very rare, 21 28 1749
GOUGH'S SEPULCHRAL MONUMENTS of GREAT BRITAIN, Vol. 2, thick folio,
130 fine plates, 6l 16s 6d 1796
GRACE'S MEMOIRS of the FAMILY of GRACE, 2 vols. 4to, LARGEST PAPER,
only 25 printed ; illustrated with nearly 200 portraits and plates 3l 13s 6d
Presentation copy to the Earl of Abergavenny. 1823
GRÆVII et GRONOVII THESAURUS ANTIQUITATUM ROMANARUM et GRÆCA
RUM, 25 vols. folio, numerous plates, fine set, in Italian vellum, 12/ 12s
This copy sold for 251 at the Guildford sale. 1732
GREVII et BURMANNI THESAURUS ANTIQUITATUM et HISTORIARUM ITALIE,
SICILIA , SARDINIE, & c. , &c. , 45 in 37 vols. fol., many plates, 107 10s
The above are the cheapest copies ever offered for sale. 1704, &c.
GRAMMONT'S MEMOIRS, 3 vols. 8vo, 40 portraits, calf, 1l 1s 1809
GUNTON'S CATHEDRAL CHURCH of PETERBOROUGH, folio, LARGE PAPER,
plates by Hollar, calf, 1l 11s 6d 1686
GUY of WARWICK, Metrical Romance of, edited by Turnbull, thick 4to,
veryfew printed, 3l 138 6d Abbotsford Club, 1840
See LILLY'S Advertisement, page 135.
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LILLY'S CATALOGUE OF BOOKS - Continued.

HAKLUYT'S EARLY VOYAGES and TRAVELS of the ENGLISH NATION, 5 vols. NESSELIUS' CATALOGUE of the GREEK MANUSCRIPTS in the IMPERIAL LIBRARY
imp. 4to, LARGE PAPER, 8/ 88 1809 at VIENNA, 2 thick vols. folio, many plates, vellum, 3l 3s 1690
HARLEIAN MANUSCRIPTS, Catalogue of the, 4 vols. folio, 27 12s 6d 1808 NICHOLS' BIBLIOTHECA TOPOGRAPHICA BRITANNICA, the 52 parts in 8 thick
HARRADEN'S CANTABRIGIA DEPICTA, 4to, LARGE PAPER, many proof plates, vols. 4to, half-calf, very scarce, 157 15s 1780-90
russia extra, 1l 4s 1809 OLIVER'S MONASTICON DIOECESIS EXONIENSIS, folio, 31 38 1844
HARRIS'S COLLECTION of VOYAGES and TRAVELS, 2 vols. folio, best edition, OVIDIUS, curâ Maittaire, 3 vols. 8vo, LARGE PAPER, russ. extra, fine copy, 2l 2s
ABGE calf, 1l 4s 1744 PALLAS, VOYAGES de l'EMPIRE de RUSSIE, 8 vols. 8vo, LARGE PAPER, red
1821 HEBER'S (BP. ) JOURNEY THROUGH INDIA, 2 vols. 4to, many plates, russia morocco, and atlas of plates, 2l 2s 1792
extra, gilt edges, beautiful copy, 2l 12s 6d 1828 PARKINSON'S THEATRE of PLANTS, folio, frontispiece, and many plates, blue
HERALDRY. LEIGH'S ACCIDENCE of ARMORIE, 1597 ;-Bossewell's Works of morocco, gilt edges, fine copy, 3l 38 1640
ARGE Armorie, 1597 ; -Bolton's Elements of Armorie, 1600, 3 vols. in 1 , 4to, 21 2s PASS' (CRISPIN) PLATES to ILLUSTRATE the BOOK of GENESIS, 4to, 59 plates,
1692 HERBELOT, BIBLIOTHEQUE ORIENTALE, folio, russia, fine copy, 1l 5s 1697 beautifully engraved, calf, 2l 2s 1616
HEYLIN'S (Dr. P.) WORKS, folio, portrait, calf, 2l 12s 6d 1681 PEACHAM'S EMBLEMS, 4to, olive morocco, gilt edges, 31 38 1612
друга
1814 HODGES' VIEWS in INDIA, atlas folio, 40 most beautifully coloured plates, PENNANT'S LONDON, 4to, illustrated with numerous plates, russ. extra, 21 28
equal to drawings, superbly bound in green morocco, inlaid with red, 1790
blue, and yellow mor., very richly tooled with gold, by Staggemier, 61 6s. PERCY'S RELIQUES of ENGLISH POETRY, 3 vols. 8vo, first edition, with the
This copy sold for 321 at Col. Stanley's sale ; the binding cost 157 15s. suppressed poem, 1l 5s 1765
HOLBEIN, ICONES MORTIS, &c. , 12mo, 55 very elegant woodcuts, morocco, gilt 3 vols. 8vo, calfgilt, fine copy, 1l 4s 1794
edges, 1l 16s 6d 1554 PETRONIUS ARBITER, cum Notis Burmanni, 2 vols. 4to, LARGE PAPER, red
HOMERI OPERA, GRÆCE, 4 vols. folio, old red morocco, gilt edges, very splen morocco, 1l 11s 6d 1743
did edition, 3l 13s 6d Foulis, 1756 PILKINGTON'S DICTIONARY of PAINTERS, by Fuseli, 4to, LARGE PAPER, 1 / 5s
HYPNEROTOMACHIA di POLIPHILO (da F. Columna), folio, numerous most PLOT'S NATURAL HISTORY of OXFORDSHIRE, folio, BEST EDITION, calf, fine
elegant woodcuts, the whole unmutilated, calf, very fine copy, 51 58 1545 copy, 1l 11s 6d 1705
the same in French, folio, with the same plates, old calf, 21 2s 1553 POCOCKE'S TRAVELS in the EAST, 3 vols. in 2, folio, LARGEST PAPER, many
HOLMES' (JOHN) DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE of his LIBRARY, 4 vols. 8vo, and plates, calf, fine copy, 2l 12s 6d 1743
ENDURONTERRE

the 2 Supplements, 27 28 1840 POPE'S WORKS, with his Translation of Homer, edited by Bowles and Wake
do 1806
INGRAM'S MEMORIALS of OXFORD, 3 vols. 4to, many plates, half-morocco, field, 19 vols. , 8vo, calf, 3l 138 6d
47 48 1832
306E

POULLAIN, CABINET de, 4to, 120 fine plates, calf extra, 4l 14s 6d
ISOCRATIS et LYSIE OPERA, Gr. et Lat., edidit Auger, 5 vols. 4to, LARGE PRICE'S JOURNAL of SIR GORE OUSELEY'S EMBASSY to PERSIA, &c., oblong
PAPER, very fine copy, blue morocco, gilt edges, 5l 5s 1782 folio, many plates, red morocco extra, 2l 128 6d 1832
JACQUIN, COLLECTANEA AUSTRIACA, 5 vols. 4to, numerous coloured plates PRYNNE'S RECORDS, vol. 3, folio, old calf, 2l 12s 6d 1668
of Natural History, 21 2s 1786 1617
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PURCHAS HIS PILGRIMAGE, 2 vols. folio, calf, 1l 11s 6d

JOHNSON'S LIVES of HIGHWAYMEN, &c., folio, 20 plates, half-calf, two last QUARTERLY REVIEW, complete, 1809 to end of 1847, with Indexes, 80 vols.
AMY

leaves MS. fac-simile, 3l 3s 1734 half-calf, 121 12s 1809-47

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(DR.) DICTIONARY, 2 vols. 4to, calf, 1l 4s 1785 RABELAIS, ŒUVRES de, par Duchat, 3 vols. 4to, plates by Picart, calf, 21 2s
JONES' (SIR W.) WORKS, vols. 4to, russia, fine copy, 3l 3s 1799 RADEMAKER'S THREE HUNDRED VIEWS of ANCIENT BUILDINGS in HOLLAND
JOSEPHUS, translated by Whiston, 2 vols. fol. , LARGE PAPER, calf, 1l 4s 1737 and CLEVES, 4 vols. 4to, vellum, fine copy, 3l 38 1727
JUNIUS' LETTERS, by Woodfall, 3 vols. roy. 8vo, LARGE PAPER, calf extra, RETZA, COMESTORIUM VICIORUM, large folio, calf, very fine copy, 5l 5s 1470
21 28 1812 Beautiful specimen of early topography. Sir M. Sykes', 117 118.
KEATING'S HISTORY of IRELAND, by O'Connor, folio, LARGE PAPER, fine old ROGERS' ITALY, 8vo, FIRST EDITION, plates after Stothard, &c., morocco, 1l 5s
gilt red morocco, gilt edges, 61 68 1723 ROLT'S LIVES of the REFORMERS, folio, 21 fine portraits, calf, 1l 118 6d
Dedication copy to the Earl of Inchiquin. ROMAN DU CHEVALRIE. Chronique du Dom Flores de Greece, folio, wood
folio, calf, fine copy, 21 28 1737 cuts, morocco super extra, gilt edges, very fine copy, 5l 58 1552
KIP, NOUVEAU THEATRE de la GRANDE BRETAGNE, 4 in 2 vols. roy. folio, RONDELETIUS de PISCIBUS, 2 vols. in 1 , folio, many woodcuts, calf, very fine
above 300 plates, calfgilt, 12l 12s 1724 copy,formerly Archbishop Laud's, 3l 138 6d 1554
LAMBARDE'S TOPOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY of ENGLAND, 4to, morocco, gilt ROUSSEAU, LA BOTANIQUE, folio, many beautifully coloured plates, half
edges, fine copy, 1l 48 1730 morocco, 1l 11s 6d 1805
LASEARIS GRAMMATICA GRÆCA, 4to, olive morocco extra, gilt edges, fine copy, RUDING'S ANNALS of the COINAGE of BRITAIN, with the Supplement, 4 vols.
31 38 Aldus, 1501 4to, russia extra, 41 4s 1717
LATHAM'S FAULCONRY, 8vo, 17 58 1658 SANDERI CHOROGRAPHIA SACRA BRABANTIE, 3 vols. folio, many plates, calf
LOCKER'S NAVAL GALLERY at GREENWICH HOSPITAL, 4to, 20 beautiful gilt, fine copy, 5l 58 1726
plates on India paper, half-morocco, 1l 48 1831 SCHEUCHZER'S NATURAL HISTORY of the BIBLE, in German, 8 in 4 vols.,
LUCANUS, cum NOTIS BENTLEII, 4to, blue morocco, gilt edges, 11 48 folio, 756 fine plates, calfgilt, very fine copy, 41 48 1731
Strawberry Hill, 1760 SCHELHORNII AMENITATES LITERARIE, &c., in 11 thick vols. 12mo, vellum,
LUCIANI OPERA, Gr., folio, very fine copy, in richly gilt old calf, 2l 128 6d 1/ 11s 6d 1730
Aldus, 1522 SCOTT'S (SIR W.) BORDER ANTIQUITIES, 2 vols. 4to, 94 fine plates, half
LYTTLETON'S (LORD) HISTORY of HENRY II., 4 vols. 4to, calfextra, 1l1ls 6d russia, 21 12s 6d 1814
MABILLON de RE DIPLOMATICA, cum SUPPLEMENTO, folio, best edition, many PROVINCIAL ANTIQUITIES of SCOTLAND, 2 vols. folio,
plates, calf, 3l 3s 1709 LARGE PAPER, 52 beautiful plates, India paper proofs, 3l 3s 1826
¿ MACHIAVEL'S WORKS, by Farneworth, 2 vols. 4to, calfgilt, 1l 4s 1762 Original copy in numbers sells for 151.
MACROBII OPERA, fol. beautiful copy, red mor., gilt edges, 61 68 Jenson, 1472 SHAFTESBURY'S (EARL of) CHARACTERISTICKS, 3 vols. roy. 8vo, russia, fine
1 Editio Princeps, very rare. The Pinelli copy sold for 33/ 12s. copy, 1l 11s 6d Baskerville, 1773
MAITTAIRE, OPERA Veterum POETARUM LATINORUM, 2 vols. folio, calf, 1l 4s SHAKESPEARE, folio, SECOND EDITION, portrait by Droeshoul, green morocco,
墮 MARCHI, ARCHITETTURA MILITARE, illustrata da Marini, 5 vols. folio, many gilt edges, by Clarke and Bedford, very fine copy, 12l 12s 1632
plates, half-russia, a splendid work, 5l 5s 1810 with the Notes of Johnson and Stevens, 15 vols. 8vo, EDITIO
MATTHEI WESTMONASTERIENSIS HISTORIA, folio, FIRST EDITION, very rare, OPTIMA, calfgilt, 4l 14s 6d 1793
calf, Franciscus Stuartus, impressed on the sides, 21 2s 1567 9 vols. folio, Boydell's splendid edition, numerous beautiful plates,
MEYER'S BRITISH BIRDS, 30 Parts, 4to, 120 beautifully coloured plates, half-russia, veryfine copy, 10l 10s 1802
31 13s 6d (sells for 211 158) 1835 Boydell's Graphic Illustrations, 2 vols. roy. fol., 100 splendid large
MEZERAY, HISTOIRE de FRANCE, 3 vols. folio, best edition, with all the por plates, very fine impressions, half-russia, 15l 15s 1803
traits, quite complete, russ. extra, gilt edges, very fine copy, 3l 138 6d 1643 Ireland's Shaksperian Forgeries, 4to, a most curious MS. collec
MONTFAUCON, Collectio Nova Patrum et Scriptorum Græcorum (Eusebius, tion of Original Documents, &c., 3l 13s 6d
Athanasius, &c.), 2 vols . fol. , LARGE PAPER, calf, fine copy, 31138 6d. 1706 SMITH'S VIEWS in ITALY, 2 vols. ob. folio, 72 beautiful plates, half-russia,
MORE'S (SIR T.) DYALOGUE of the VENERACYON and WORSHYP of IMAGES 1/ 4s.
and RELYQUES, PRAYING to SAYNTES, &c., fol., mor. extra, gilt edges, very COUNTIES and CITIES of CORK, WATERFORD, and KERRY, 4 vols.
rare, 41 48 1530 8vo, calfgilt, 1l 11s 6d 1774
1 MORYSON'S ITINERARY in ENGLAND, IRELAND, and SCOTLAND, &c., &c., fol. SNELLING'S WORKS on the COIN and COINAGE of ENGLAND and SCOTLAND,
calf, 31 38 1617 the 7 parts in 1 vol. , folio, many plates, half-russia, 3l 13s 6d v. y.
MURPHY'S (ARTHUR) LIFE, by Foot, 4to, illustrated with many portraits, STAFFORD'S PACATA HIBERNIA, folio, with the 2 portraits and plates, calf,
russia, 11 58 1811 21 12s 6d 1633
MUSEUM WORSLEYANIUM, 2 vols. roy. 4to, above 120 fine plates, India SOMERS' (The) COLLECTION of TRACTS, 16 vols. 4to, very fine and uniform
C paper proofs, 3l 13s 6d 1824 set, in calfgilt, 61 68 1748
9 Original copy in numbers, sells for 251 4s. SPORTSMAN'S (The) CABINET, 2 vols. 4to, brilliant impressions ofthe plates,
NASH'S BRIGHTON PAVILION, fol., 30 beautifully coloured plates, equal to russia extra, very fine copy, 3l 13s 6d 1803
drawings, 81. 88 (published at 257). This copy has also 30 OF THE STATII OPERA, 8vo, original binding, with the autograph notes of MELANC
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the Royal Dublin Society, founded in 1731 , contains about 19,000 volumes ,
and partakes of an annual grant from Parliament. To this library the public
are admitted on the same terms as to the British Museum.-The library of
the Royal Irish Academy, Dublin, has received from Parliament, since the
year 1815, a grant of 3001 a year. It contains an increasing stock of nearly
10,000 volumes.- Marsh's Library, Dublin, founded by Abp. Marsh, about
the year 1700, contains about 18,000 volumes, and is very liberally open
to the public. - Connected with the deaneries and chapters of our cathe
drals, there is an ancient set of libraries, commonly called Cathedral Libra
ries. Of these there are thirty-four in England, and six in Ireland. The
basis of these libraries is theological. To some of them additions are an
nually made. In a part of them the books have been neglected, but ge
neral attention is now paid to their care and restoration. In several (as
Durham, Manchester, Peterborough, and York) a moderate freedom of access
is granted to the public. The number of volumes in each ranges from 4000
to 11,000.- The Committee adds, that every library should have a printed
catalogue, and that all catalogues should (as far as possible) be published for
general consultation. A man may find great use in a printed catalogue with
out going into a library. It shows him what he can procure, and where he
can procure it. In this country our libraries are inadequately supplied with
printed catalogues. Even the catalogue of the University Library at Cam
bridge is not printed. Of all our cathedral libraries, only two appear to
possess printed catalogues. There seem to be no printed catalogues of our
old parochial libraries ; and few in manuscript. Nor is it essential only that
catalogues be printed and published. All new works should be rapidly en
tered-up in them. It would appear that this has not been done with requi
site celerity at the British Museum. The consequence is, that a book which
has been published three years may not be procurable, because it has not
yet been entered in the catalogue. The cause assigned is the want of a
sufficient number of subscribers, which the Government, with the best econo
mical intentions, but with very questionable economical results, has restricted.
What may be the best form for a catalogue, the Committee do not feel them
selves called on to decide. That subject, with all its details, will probably
have been fully considered by the Commission appointed to inquire into the
British Museum. But, so far as they have inquired, it appears to the Com
mittee that a catalogue, classified as to subjects, with an alphabetical list of
authors, would be the best. It is evident that till good printed catalogues
exist, much time will be lost in the wearisome search for books in every
library. Until a nation possesses a good system of catalogues, it cannot
know the extent of the literary wealth which it possesses. In all the great
ENGRAVINGS, & c. 139
libraries of deposit, there should not only be a collection of all the catalogues
of libraries existing in the country, but, so far as possible, a collection of the
catalogues of all the libraries in the world. A great library should in fact
contain within it a library of catalogues. On a subject of so much import
ance as the intellectual treasures of different countries, constant literary in
tercourse should be maintained ; and there should be an international inter
change of catalogues.- Parliamentary Blue Book.
MRS. TROLLOPE'S NEW NOVEL.- The title of the forthcoming Novel by
this celebrated Authoress is, " The Old World and the New." Mr. Colburn
also announces a New Novel by the Author of " Whitefriars," entitled " The
Maid of Orleans."
THE AUTHOR OF JANE EYRE.-A new work by CURRER BELL, Author of
the popular novel " Jane Eyre," may shortly be expected ; the title has not
yet transpired.
PUBLIC LIBRARIES OF THE UNITED STATES.-The aggregate number of
volumes in the Public Libraries is about 1,294,000, distributed among 182
libraries. Forty-three of these libraries contain over 10,000 volumes each,
nine over 20,000 each, and only two over 50,000. The library of Harvard
University, the largest on the other side of the Atlantic, containing, toge
ther with the libraries, of the Law School and Divinity School, upwards of
70,000 volumes.
EVELYN'S DIARY AND CORRESPONDENCE.-Mr. Colburn announces a New
Edition of this Work, uniform with the last edition of " Pepys' Diary," to be
completed in Four Volumes, and the greatest pains have been taken to ren
der it as complete as possible, by a careful re-examination of the original
Manuscript, and by illustrating it with such annotations as will make the
reader more conversant with the numerous subjects referred to by the
Diarist.
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F.S.A. , illustrated by nearly 60 prints, from wood, stone, copper, and steel ;
with a copious descriptive account of all the Author's Publications, which
he imagines will prove useful, not only to Students in Topography and Ar
chitectural Antiquities, but to future Biographers, to Book Collectors, and to
Archæologists generally. - Popular Discourses, by John Henry New
man, Priest of the Oratory of St. Philip Neri.- An Essay on Christian
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" Travels in the East, in Africa," &c. -A New Edition of Miss Edge
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Author of a Translation of " Frithiof's Saga.". -The Maid of Orleans,
a Romance, by the Author of " Whitefriars," & c.- Black William's
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Experiments in Scientific and Practical Agriculture, by James F. W. John
ston, F.R.SS.L. & E., &c.- -The Book of the World ; being an Account
of all Republics, Empires, Kingdoms, and Nations, in reference to their
Geography, Statistics, Commerce, &c., by Richard S. Fisher, M.D. , Illus
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by Commodore Steen Bille, Commander of the Expedition, with Maps and
Plates. -A Practical Commentary on the Effect and Operation of the
Act 12 & 13 Vict. , to amend the Procedure in Courts of General and Quar
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" Treatise on Sea Bathing."- -The Ladies' Companion at Home and
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-Redburn ; his First Voyage : being the Sailor Boy's Confessions, by
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-The Sailor's Progress : a Series of Six Tableaux, by John Gilbert.
The second volume of an Introduction to the New Testament, by
Sam. Davidson, LL.D. A Letter to the Queen on a late Court Martial,
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would have attended them throughout their lives, in local situations or pe
culiar spheres, we see reason to set a higher value upon its influences. We
could name fifty men, now elevated in position or rendered popular (conse
quently reaping great benefits), who but for it would have been as the poet's
gems in the dark caves of ocean, or his flowers born to blush unseen in the
desert.- Literary Gazette.
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since, to procure information necessary for the completion of the forthcoming
volume of his history.
LADY BULWER LYTTON.- Mr. Newby announces a new novel, nearly
ready, by this well known authoress. The title we are not acquainted with ;
but, judging from her other publications, the public look for something highly
interesting.
HOME INFLUENCE, BY THE LATE GRACE AGUILAR.-A second and cheaper
edition of this work is announced complete in one volume, to which will be
added a Memoir of the author.
MR. JACKSON'S (Rector of St. James', Piccadilly) little volume of Sermons,
" On the Sinfulness of Little Sins," has reached a Second Edition. They
are calculated to convey to all classes a large amount of Sound Theological
Teaching, expressed in an unusually earnest, affectionate, and practical
manner.
DR. JOHN OWEN'S WORKS.-It is contemplated in Edinburgh to publish
a cheap and handsome Library edition of the whole works of this esteemed
author, to be comprised in twelve quarterly volumes 8vo, and the " Treatise
on Justification " is now in the press.
PORTRAIT OF WILDERSPIN.-This portrait was kindly undertaken by
J. R. Herbert, Esq., R.A., with the view of assisting the Wilderspin Na
tional Tribute Fund, the object of which is to contribute to the support
of the old age of Samuel Wilderspin, and to make some provision for his
family, in consideration of his eminent public services in the promotion of
Infant Education. The profits arising from the sale of the Engraving by
Mr. G. T. Payne will be devoted to this object.
FRENCH LITERATURE . - From the 1st January, 1840, to the 1st August,
1849, the French press has produced 87,000 new works and pamphlets,
3700 reimpressions of old works and French and Latin classics, and more
than 4000 volumes translated from modern languages. About a third of
the latter are from the English, and the remainder from the German and
Spanish. The Portuguese and Swedish languages are those which have
furnished the least to translators. Nine hundred dramatic authors have
been named for pieces represented, and afterwards printed, and only 60 for
comedies or dramas which have not been played. There have been pub
lished in this period 200 works on the occult sciences, the cabal, chiromancy,
necromancy, &c., and 75 volumes on heraldry and genealogy. The social
science, Fourierism, Communism, and Socialism of all schools, reckons more
than 20,000 works of all sizes, 6000 romances and novels, and more than
800 voyages and travels. According to the calculations of M. Didot, more
paper has been used in these different works than would have twice covered
the surface ofthe 86 departments of France.-Galignani.
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ENGRAVINGS, & c. 155
PORTRAIT OF SIR JAMES BROOKE, the Rajah of Sarawak. - Mr. G. R.
Ward has just issued his splendid Engraving from Mr. Grant's picture of
this remarkable personage, and which is well worthy the attention of those
who may wish to preserve a record of one of the most original and extraor
dinary of the men of action of this age.
BIBLIOTHECA CLASSICA.-A series of editions of the Greek and Latin
Classics is about to be issued under the general title of " Bibliotheca Clas
sica;" edited by various hands, under the direction of George Long, Esq.,
Classical Lecturer at Brighton College ; and the Rev. A. J. Macleane, Prin
cipal of Brighton College ; with English Notes, on a uniform plan. The
Series will be especially adapted to the wants of students in the higher forms
of Public Schools and at the Universities, and will embrace, in the first
instance, those works which are usually read in the course of a classical
education.
FRENCH ADVERTISING.- Warren never puffed his blacking, or Holloway
his ointment, with half so much impudent charlatanism as the Parisians con
stantly employ to announce the works even of the most popular authors.
This very day, for instance, the papers contain an advertisement of the last
number of Lamartine's Conseiller du Peuple, in which it is said : " Eulogy
impuissant in presence of the imperishable beauties of this new chef- d'œuvre
of the author of the Girondins: we can only cry READ ! "-and this shame
less réclame is not printed in modest type and thrust in an out-of-the- way
corner like the puffs of the English publishers, but dashes boldly across the
whole surface of the newspaper in letters literally an inch big. The adver
tisements of Alexandre Dumas are stupendous specimens of charlatanism :
one of them says, " God dictates and Dumas holds the pen ;" another calls
him an " illustrious author of immense talent," and represents him in the
insurrection of June as rushing out with his musket to blaze away at the in
surgents, and then rushing home to write a description of his emotions. " At
his post, " it says, " as a defender of order in June, he laid aside the musket
to write hour by hour the terrible episodes of those sanguinary days." On
Victor Hugo the puffing is equally exaggerated. He is always " an illus
trious poet," a 66 profound thinker," a " brilliant orator," a " great states
man, " and " possessed of a magic pen, which thrills every heart with de
light, and illuminates every mind - which dazzles the present and wins
glorious immortality." Nor are men of lesser note less impudently puffed.
The work of one obscure scribe is advertised for its " perfection of thought
and magnificence of style"-for being at once " a history, a journal, and a
poem ; " another is stated to be "the development with rare talent, and
perfect clearness of reasoning, admirable purity and energy of style, of a
grand, fecund, and imposing idea." And to complete this quack-like style of
advertising, Parisian publishers not unfrequently descend to the humbug of
giving what they call premiums to purchasers -the premium being some
times books, sometimes engravings, sometimes tickets to the theatres. One
worthy is just now offering lottery tickets. "Tickets in the lottery by
which 3000. may be gained, will," he says, " be given to all who may
subscribe for a year to the magazine called the Foyer Domestique, the most
complete family journal that is published. It contains a political and com
mercial review for fathers ; treatises on domestic economy, fashions, religion,
&c., for mothers ; designs of embroidery, anecdotes, music, for daughters ;
reports of college lectures and sporting matters for sons ; moral tales for
babes ; news and theatrical criticisms for the salon ; with something for the
kitchen, the garden, and the stable." Such is literary advertising in Paris !
-Correspondent of the Literary Gazette.
THE NINEVEH MARBLES, recently received at the British Museum, are
now open to public view. Amongst them, a contemporary speaks of one
which represents an Arab, mounted on a camel, in rapid flight from a pur
suing force. On another is shown the storming of a city ; against the walls
scaling ladders are fixed, and- what is most curious- miners are working
their way beneath the turrets. A third is carved with the deities at the
sacred tree. There are two other slabs of great interest :-one representing
the interior of a house, with various details of domestic economy--the other
depicting soldiers swimming across a river or moat, to gain the shelter of a
town, or castle, which is seen on the opposite bank. They are closely pur
sued by a hostile force. There is also a scene in a stable yard, with a groom
curry-combing a horse, --full of natural character. The same may be said of
a group of camels : -though unfortunately the latter slab is much injured.
Not the least curious object in this last arrival is the colossal head of one of
the winged bulls, decorated with a crown of six horns and feathers.
NEW WORKS TO APPEAR DURING AUTUMN .
Messrs. LONGMAN and Co. announce, The New Testament, according to
the Authorized Version ; together with the Marginal References of the Ox
ford and Cambridge Bibles, for the most part transcribed at full length
beneath the Text ; and forming a plain Commentary on the New Testament
in the very Words of the Holy Scripture ; also the Notes and Translations
from the same source, and a Marginal Harmony of the Gospels, by Rev. C.
Moody, Incumbent of Sebergham. -Sunday Evening ; or, Short Dis
courses for Family Reading, by the Rev. J. S. Howson , Collegiate Institu
tion, Liverpool.- -The Book of Ruth, embellished with brilliant coloured
Borders, selected from Illuminated MSS. in the British Museum, the Soane
Museum, &c. also highly finished Miniatures, after designs by eminent
Artists; the Illuminations composed and executed by H. N. Humphreys.
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and the most recent Official Documents connected with Population, Con
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Charitable Trusts, Railways, Trade, &c.- -A New Universal Gazetteer :
giving a concise Description of all the Countries and principal Cities, Towns,
Rivers, &c., in the World ; and comprising a more copious List of Names
than any work hitherto published in this Country.- --The Rod and
Line ; or, Practical Hints and Dainty Devices for the sure taking of Trout,
Grayling, &c., by Hewett Wheatley, Esq., with coloured Plates. -
Poetical Works of Letitia Elizabeth Landon ; new edition , uniform with
the smaller edition of Moore's " Irish Melodies."- -Fruits from the
Garden and Field : a Series of Stanzas, by Mary Anne Bacon, with beau
tiful illustrations of Fruit, designed and printed in Colours by Owen Jones ;
uniform with " Flowers and their Kindred Thoughts."- -Songs, Ballads,
and Sacred Songs, by Thomas Moore, first collected edition, uniform in size
with the smaller edition of Moore's " Lalla Rookh.". -Modern State
Trials reviewed and illustrated, by W. C. Townsend, Esq., Recorder of
Macclesfield. -Lessons on Industrial Education, for the Use of Female
Schools, by a Lady. An Elementary Atlas for the Use of Schools ;
consisting of nine Maps, engraved from the most recent Authorities, by
S. Hall. -The Causes, Nature, and Treatment of Palsy, by Jas. Cop
land, M.D., Author of " A Dictionary of Practical Medicine." -On the
Diseases of the Mammary Gland, and the Treatment thereof, by John
Birkett, of Guy's Hospital.
Mr. COLBURN announces, Lives of the Princesses of England, from the
Norman Conquest, by Mary Anne Everett Green, Editor of the " Letters of
Royal and Illustrious Ladies." A New Work by Fredrika Bremer.
-Life and Reign of Charles I., by I. D'Israeli, Esq., a new and im
proved edition, with a Preface, by B. D'Israeli, M.P.- -A New Work,
by the Author of " Emilia Wyndham," " Mordaunt Hall," & c.-- -Some
Passages in the Life of Mrs. Margaret Maitland, of Sunny Side, written by
Herself. -A New Work, by the Author of " Cecil."- -The Maid
of Orleans, an Historical Romance , by the Author of " Whitefriars " and
" Owen Tudor."- -Diary and Correspondence of John Evelyn, a new
edition, revised and enlarged, with numerous additional Notes and Illustra
tions, uniform with the new edition of " Pepys' Diary."
Mr. SHOBERL announces, Excursions in Southern Africa, including a His
tory of the Cape Colony, and an Account of the Native Tribes, & c. , by
Lt. Col. Napier, employed on a Special Service during the late Kaffir War ;
with numerous Illustrations. A New Series of Letters and Despatches
of Lord Castlereagh, edited by his Brother, the Marquess of Londonderry.
-The Lord of the Manor ; or, Lights and Shades of Country Life, by
the Author of " Raby Rattler," " Rowland Bradshaw," &c.- Flies in
Amber, by Miss Pardoe, Authoress of " The Pretty Woman ," " Rival
Beauties," &c. The Citizen's Wife ; or, Life in the East and Life in
the West. May and December ; a Tale of Wedded Life.- Records
of Royalty, from Official and Authentic Sources.
MISCELLANEOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS BY VARIOUS PUBLISHERS.- A New
Novel, by Lady Bulwer Lytton.- Shirley ; a Tale, by Currer Bell,
Author of " Jane Eyre." The Ogilvies ; a Novel, in 3 vols. -A
Fourth Volume of Sermons, by the Ven. Archdeacon Manning. Woman
in France during the Eighteenth Century, by Julia Kavanagh, with Por
traits of remarkable French Women. Reminiscences and Table-Talk,
by Leigh Hunt, with Portrait. Class - Book of English Poetry ; con
sisting of Poetical Extracts from Chaucer to the Poets of the present day,
with Biographical Notices, &c.- A History descriptive of the Anti
quities and Traditions of the Salubrious Mineral Spring at Stogumber, near
Taunton, by a Member of the Somersetshire Archaeological and, Natural
History Society.--- An Improved System of Solicitors' Bookkeeping,
with Forms of the several Books, a Practical Exemplification of their Work
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Posting, Balancing, &c., by Geo. C. Oke, Author of the " Magisterial Synop
sis." An Elementary Treatise on the Calculus of Variations, by the
Rev. J. H. Jellett, Professor of Natural Philosophy in the University of
Dublin.- Chronicles and Characters of the Stock Exchange, embracing
an Anecdotical History of the National Debt, Railways, &c. , by John
Francis, Author of the " History of the Bank of England."- --The
Audited Half-yearly Accounts of the principal Railway Companies in the
United Kingdom dissected, by T. R. Hutton, Esq. , Official Assignee, Bris
tol. -A Topographical and Statistical Survey of Glamorganshire, by
Richard Rees, of Gelligron.- -Real Religion, by the Authoress of " The
Pearl of Days." - -Exercises in Attic Greek, by A. R. Carson, LL.D. ,
late Rector of the High School, Edinburgh. Illustrations and Inquiries
relating to Mesmerism, by the Rev. S. R. Maitland, D.D. , &c. An
Epitome of a Military Geography of Europe, by C. R. Maxwell, Esq., Author
of 66 Hints to Parents on Education."- -The Great Redemption, by W.
Leask, Author of the "Footsteps of the Messiah. "- -Illustrations of the
Remains of Roman Art in Cirencester, the Site of Ancient Corinium, by Jas.
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Romance of the Peerage ; or, Curiosities of Family History, by G. L.
Craik and the fourth Volume, completing the work, will speedily follow.
-The Austrian Empire and Hungary, including a Preliminary View
of the several States of Europe in the year 1848, by John Macgregor,
Esq., M.P.- -The Cities and Wilds of Andalucia, by the Hon. R.
Dundas Murray. A new edition of Lectures in Divinity, by the late
George Hill, D.D. , Principal of St. Mary's College, St. Andrews, in 1 vol.
8vo. -The Sabbath School and Bible Teaching ; a complete Manual and
Directory for Ministers, and for Superintendants and Teachers of Sabbath
Schools, by Rev. James Inglis.- -A Memoir of the late Dr. John Reid,
Professor of Anatomy and Medicine in the University of St. Andrews, by
Geo. Wilson, M.D. , F.R.S.E.- -A Medical Guide to the Hinckley
Mineral Springs and Baths, with a Sketch of the Town and Neighbourhood,
by Mervyn Patterson, M.D.- -Rough and Smooth; a Novel, by the
Author of " Recollections of a French Marchioness."- -The Uncle's
Legacy; a Novel, in 3 vols.- -Silwood ; a Novel, by the Author of
" Evelyn Stuart. ” -Ten Years of the Church of Scotland, 1833-44,
with Preliminary Historical Retrospect from 1560, by James Bryce, D.D.
-Ned Allen ; or, the Past Age, by David Hannay, Esq.- -A
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of Agreements and Leases, adapted to every quality of Land, and every kind
of Culture, by G. W. Cooke, Esq., Barrister.- -A New Edition of a
Treatise on the Law of Rights of Common and the Practice of Inclosures, by
G. W. Cooke, Esq.- -Short Conclusions, from the Light of Nature.
-Parochial Sketches, in Verse, by the Rev. R. W. Evans, Vicar of
Heversham. --Elements of English Grammar for Commercial Schools,
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Daughters of Erin ; a Series of Portraits illustrative of " Moore's Irish Me
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or under the immediate superintendence of Mr. Edward Finden, with de
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Lew Devout Musings on the Book of Psalms, Pt. 1 , Psalm I. to XL. , 32mo, 1s.
Dier's (Hen.) Dustiana ; or, the Evening Adventures of a Weaver and a
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Draper's (Hen.) Practical Essay on the Art of Brewing, 158.
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Elwin's (F.) Sermons at Bath, 2nd Ser., 12mo, 5s.
Ernest Vane ; a Novel, by Alex. B. Cochrane, M.P., 2 v. post 8vo, 1 1s.
(p. 143. ) Colburn.
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Fau's (J.) Anatomy of the External Forms of Man, for Artists, &c., 8vo,
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Deux Perroquets ; French Dialogues and Letters for Ladies, 12mo, 4s . Nutt Everth (G. ) Wedding Bells, with other Poems, post 8vo, 7s 6d • Bentley
De Vere (A.) Picturesque Wanderings in Greece and Turkey, 2 v. p. 8vo , 218 Bentley Every-Day Things ; or, Useful Knowledge, by a Lady, 18mo, 28 . · Grant & G.
- Véricour (R. ) Historical Analysis of Christian Civilization, p. 8vo, 10s 6d J. Chapman Wonders; or, Facts in Physiology, 18mo, 28 6d . Van Voorst
Devil in Turkey ; or, Scenes in Constantinople , 3 v. post 8vo , 31s 6d . . E. Wilson Eves (C. & G.) School Examiner ; Exercises on History, &c. , 18mo, 1s 6d . Darton
Devout Musings on the Psalms, pt. 2, Psalm LI. to LXXV., 32mo, 18 · G. Bell Key, 28 6d Darton
Dickens (C.) Household Narrative, 1850, roy. 8vo, 3s . Bradbury Ewbank (W.W. ) Comment. on Epistle to the Romans, v. 1, post 8vo, 58 6d J. W. Parker
Words , v. 1 , roy. 8vo, 58 6d • Office Examination of the Century Question, 8vo, 38 · • G. Bell
Personal History of David Copperfield, 8vo , 218 . Bradbury Examples of Bridges ; Stone, Tubular, Girder, &c. , pt. 1 to 3, r. 8vo, ea. 6s . Weale
Dickinson ( R.W. ) Religion Teaching by Example, 12mo, 28 • W. Collins Exposition of 1851 ; or, Wealth of the World in its Workshops, 8vo, 2s 6d Churton
(W.) Essay on Agriculture of West Cumberland, 8vo, 28 6d Whittaker Revelation, by Author of Scheme of Prophecy, 12mo, 4s 6d B. L. Green
Dickson (J.) Treatise on Breeding and Economy of Live Stock, 12mo, 3s 6d Longman the Principles, Pretensions, of Court of Rome, 8vo , 2s 6d . Shoberl
Dillon (F.) Views of Funchal and its Neighbourhood, fol. , 52s 6d-col. , 5l 5s Colnaghi FABER ( F.W.) Spirit and Genius of the Oratory of St. P. Neri, 12mo, 28 · Burns
Directions for Treatment of Diseases of Horses, Cattle , & c. , 12mo, 4s . Simpkin Fables for Young People, edited by " Quiet George," 16mo, 38 . Willoughby
Ditson (C.L.) Circassia ; or, a Tour to the Caucasus, 8vo, 10s 6d . · • Newby Facts and Opinions for Churchmen and Dissenters , 18mo, 28 . · Partridge
Dixon (F.) Tertiary and Cretaceous Geology and Fossils of Sussex , 4to, 638 Longman Fairy Dell, Exile's Bride, and other Poems, 18mo, 28 • Whittaker
India, 51 58 Longman Faith and Practice : Thoughts in Verse, by a Country Curate, 12mo, 3s • G. Bell
Dobson (E.) Treatise on Manufacture of Bricks and Tiles, 12mo, 28 . . Weale Falconer (T. ) Essay on Probate Courts, 8vo, 28 Reynell
Dod (C.R. ) Peerage , Baronetage, Knightage, &c. , 1851 , 12mo, 10s 6d . • Whittaker Fall of the Nibelungers, transl. , with Notes, by Lettsom, post 8vo, 10s 6d . Williams & N.
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Domestic Economist and Adviser, imp . 8vo, 38 • • Orr Economist, v. 3, 12mo, 18 6d . • · Groombridge
Doria (S.) Exposition on the Church Catechism, 18mo, 18 6d . Simpkin Friend, v. 3, 12mo , 28 6d-fine paper, 3s 6d . Houlston
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Doudney (D.A. ) Counsel for Christian Travellers, 32mo, 28 • H. G. Collins Scenes in the Mining Districts , by a Resident , 18mo, 1s 6d Houlston
Douglas Family, a Tale, by Cousin Kate, 18mo , 3s Hamilton --of Iona, and other Poems, 12mo, 4s 6d
(C.E.) One Fold of Christ ; Practical and Spirit. Unity, 12mo , 2s J. H. Parker Farquhar (B.H.) Female Education considered, 12mo , 38 Partridge
(J.) Principles of English Grammar, with Exercises, 18mo, 1s 6d Longman Farr (E.) Illustrated Manual of Geography, 12mo, 3s • . A. Hall
Structure of Prophecy, 8vo, 38 6d · • Hamilton Farrer (O.W. ) Rights and Liabilities under Winding-up Acts, 12mo, 5s • Maxwell
Douglass (C.E. ) Doctrine of Holy Baptism Considered , 12mo, 18 6d · Masters Fauconberge (H. ) Memorial of, by S. W. Rix, sm. 4to, 5s- 1. p., 78 6d · J. R. Smith
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Duff (J. ) Missionary Addresses in Scotland, 1835, 37 , and 39, 12mo, 3s 6d . Johnstone Fisher's Drawing-Room Scrap Book, 1851 , 4to , 218 . P. Jackson
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Edward Travers, a Roman Catholic Story, by Adeline, 18mo , 28 • J. Mason Foxe (J.) Book of Martyrs ; Essay on Popery, by Cobbin , 8vo, 128 6d • Partridge
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Edwards (J.) Devotional Exposition of the Book of Psalms, 8vo, 108 · . J. Darling Free Trade and its so-called Sophisms, 12mo, 28 J. W. Parker
Elementary Course of Mathematics for R. Mil. Academy, v. 1 , r. 8vo, 18s . Weale Freeman (E.A.) Origin of Window Tracery in England, pt. 1 , 8vo, 58 Masters
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Episodes of Insect Life, Third Series, post 8vo, 16s-coloured, 21 • Reeve (W. S.) Memoirs of Radcliffe, Earl of Derwentwater, 8vo, 128 • Longman
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- (J. ) Homœopathy and its Principles Explained, 8vo, 58 · Piper Giles (Rev. Dr. ) Historical Inquiry into the Old Testament, 8vo, 10s 6d • J. Chapman
Essay on the Science of Pronunciation, roy. 8vo, 28 6d . . A. Hall Gilfillan (G.) Bards of the Bible, 8vo, 10s 6d • Groombridge
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Euripides, Dindorf's Text, transl. by Buckley, 2 v. post 8vo, 108 . • • H. Bohn Glen (W. C.) Metropolitan Interments Act , 1850, 12mo, 2s Gd . Shaw & Sons
Evangelical Christendom , v. 3 and 4, roy. 8vo, each, 78 6d • Partridge Poor Law Act, 1850, 12mo, 2s • Shaw & Sons
Evans (R.W ) Parochial Sketches in Verse, 12mo, 68 . Rivington Small Tenements Acts, 1850, 12mo , 2s 6d . • Shaw & Sons
— (W.S. ) Grammar of British Heraldry, 8vo, 13s · Longman Glenny (G.) Hand-Book to the Flower Garden and Greenhouse, 12mo, 58 6d C. Cor
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Glyde (J.) Moral and Social Condition of Ipswich, 12mo, 68 . Simpkin Hart's Annual Army List, 1850, 8vo, 208 . Murray
Goddard (H.) Plans, Sections, &c. , for Labourers' Cottages, 4to, 28 6d • Dean Harvey (W.) On Excision of the Enlarged Tonsil, 8vo, 58 . Renshaw
Goethe (W. J.) Conversations with Eckermann, by Oxenford, 2 v. p. 8vo, 24s Smith & E. (W. H. ) Manual of British Marine Algæ, 8vo , 21s -col. , 318 GGd • Van Voorst
Hermann and Dorothea, transl. by Cochrane, post 8vo, 38 • Pickering Haslam (W.) The Cross and the Serpent, 12mo, 58 . • J. H. Parker
M. Winter, 16mo, 3s • Simplein Hassall (A.H. ) Microscopic Exam. of Water Supplied to London , 8vo , 4s 6d Highley
Iphigenie auf Tauris, Ger. & Eng. Notes by Behr, 12mo, 28 6d Nutt Hastings (J.) On Diseases of the Larynx and Trachea, 8vo, 58 • Longman
Gold, a Legendary Rhyme, illustrated by Crowquill, obl. 4to, 78 6d · J.&D.Darling Havernick (H.A.) Introduction to the Pentateuch, tr. by Thomson, 8vo, 10s 6d Hamilton
Golden Manual ; a Guide to Catholic Devotion, 18mo, 58 • • • Burns Hazlitt (W. ) Winterslow- Essays and Characters written there, 12mo, 5s • Bogue
Gompertz (B. ) Hints on Porisms, 4to, 3s 6d • • Maynard Head (F.B.) Defenceless State of Great Britain, post 8vo, 128 • • Murray
Goodsir (J.) Annals of Anatomy and Physiology, No. 1 , roy. 8vo, 38 6d Simpkin Headlam (T.E. ) Trustee Act, 1850, 12mo, 28 6d • · Stevens
(R.A.) Arctic Voyage to Baffin's Bay, & c., post 8vo, 58 6d . • Van Voorst Hearts in Mortmain and Cornelia, a Novel , post 8vo, 10s 6d . . J. Chapman
Gospels Combined ; or, Life of Our Saviour, 12mo, 48 6d Simpkin Hebrew for Adults and Self-Instructors , 12mo, 38 6d • • Nicholas
Gosse (P.H. ) Natural History of Reptiles, 12mo, 3s 4d . C. K. Society Heligoland; or, Reminiscences of Childhood, a Narrative, 16mo, 2s 6d . J.W. Parker
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