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AND— ANN 9
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BOW — BRA 39
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B R O 43
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Sartor Resartus; the Life and Opinions of Herr Teufeladrockh.
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Past and Present. 12** London, 1843.
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CAE— CAS 65
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Collection of Original Letters and Papers, concerning the affairs
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Carter (Francis) A Journey from Gibraltar to Malaga. 2 vols. 8°
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— — (John) Specimens of the Ancient Sculpture and Painting, now
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The Ancient Architecture of England, including the Orders
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Carteromaco (Niccolo) — see Fortiguerri.
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Cartwrioht (John) Observations on his Voyage from Aleppo to
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(G. and J.) New Itinerary; or, an accurate Delineation of the
Great Roads throughout England and Wales, with Scotland. 12°
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Casa (Giovanni della) Opere. 4 vols. 8° Milano, 1806.
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Ldbrorum MSS. quos Arabic^ composites ab Arabo-Hispanis in Bibl.
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Cassan (Stephen Hyde) The Lives of the Bishops of Winchester, from
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Castansda de Nagera (P^dro de) Relation du Voyage de Cibola,
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Castxll (Edmund) Lexicon Heptaglotton, Heb. Chald. Syr. Samar.
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Castiglione (Baldessar) H Libro del Cortegiano. 2 vols, f
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Raccolta di Prose, e di Poesie Rusticale.
Castro (Guillen de) Account of his Life and Writings. — see HoUand
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Catalogues of Libraries and Manuscripts:^
Catalogue of the Books and Manuscripts in the Library of tbe
Society of Antiquaries of London. 4® London, 1816.
Catalogus Bibliothecse Hist. Naturalis Joseph! Banks, auctore
J. Dryander, cum Supplemento et Indice (in vol. 5). 5 \(k
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Bibliothecas Lauren tii Benzelstiema. S° Upsalias, 1801.
Librorum Impressorum Bibliothecce Bodleianas in Academii
Oxoniensi. 3 vols. fol. Oxonii, 1843.
Catalogue de la Biblioth^ue de M. le Comte D. Boutourlin. S°
Florence, (privately printed,) 1831.
Bibliographical and Critical, of Early English Literature;
forming a portion of the Library at Bridgewater House, the
property of Lord Francis Egerton; by J. P. Collier. 4** London,
(privately printed,) 1837.
of the Manuscripts preserved in the British Museum, by
Samuel Ayscough. 2 vols, in 1. 4** London, 1772.
of the Bumey Manuscripts in the British Museum.
Folio. London, 1840.
Index to the Arundel and the Burncy Manuscripts in the
British Museum. Folio. London, 1840.
of the Manuscripts in the Cottonian Library in the British
Museum. Folio. London, 1802.
of the Harleian Manuscripts in the British Museum; with
Lidexes of persons, places, and matters. Folio. Lond. 1808-12.
of the Lansdowne Manuscripts in the British Museum:
with Indexes of persons, places, and matters. FoUa
London, 1819.
Catalogus Codicum Manuscriptorum Orientalium qui in Museo
Britannico asservantur; Pars 1, Codices Syriaci et Carshunicl
FoUo. Londini, 1838.
Librorum Impressorum qui in Museo Britannico adser-
vantur. 7 vols, 8** Londini, 1813-19.
CAT 57
Catalogues of Libraries and Manuscripts, continued: —
Catalogue of Printed Books in the British Museum, vol. 1.
FoUo. London, 184L
of the Additions to the Library &e. of the British Museum,
1831 to 1835 inclusive. 5 vols. 8"" London, 1833-39.
of the Maps, Prints, Drawings, &c, attached to the
Library of Greorge iii., now in the British Museum. 2 vols.
8'' London, 1829.
of the Original Library of Saint Catharine's Hall, Cam-
bridge, a.d. 1475, by G. E. Corrie. (Cambridge Antiq. Society
Publications, No. 1.) 4° Cambridge, 1840.
(A Descriptive) of the Manuscripts and Scarce Books
in the Library of Saint John's College, Cambridge, by
M. Cowie, part 1. (Cambridge Antiq. Society's Publications,
No. 6.) 4^ Cambridge, 1842.
of the Library collected by Miss Richardson Currer, at
Eshton Hall; by C. J. Stewart. 8® London (privately printed),
1833.
of the Dodsworth MSS. — see Hunter.
of the Library of the Royal Dublin Society. 8° Dublin
(privately printed;, 1839.
Catalogues of the Library of Durham Cathedral, at various periods,
including Catalogues of the Library of the Abbey of Hulne,
and of the MSS. in the Library of Bishop Cosin. (Surtees
Society.) 8° London, 1838.
Catalogue of Ethiopic Biblical MSS. — see Piatt.
• of the Books, relating to British Topography, Saxon and
Northern Literature, bequeathed to the Bodleian Library in
1799, by Richard Gough. 4^ Oxford, 1814.
of Books &c. relating to the County of Gloucester. — see
Gloucestriensia.
Catalogus Bibliothecse Harleianse, in locos communes distributus;
cum Indice Auctorum. 5 vols. 8^ Londini, 1743.
Catalogue of the Hoare Library, at Stourhead, co. Wilts; with an
Account of the Museum of Antiquities, a Catalogue of the
Paintings and Drawings, and a Description of the Mansion, by
J. B. Nichols. 8° London (privately printed), 1840.
of the Subscription Library, at Kingston upon Hull, com-
piled by John Crosse. 8° Liverpool (privately printed), 1822.
of the Manuscripts in the Archiepiscopal Library at Lam-
beth Palace, with an Account of the Registers and other
Records there, by Henry John Todd. FoHo. London (pri-
vately printed), 1812.
of early Printed Books at Lambeth Palace. — see Maitland.
of the Library of the London Listitution, systematically
classed. 3 vols. 8® London (privately printed), 1837-43.
Catalogus Bibliothecas Publicae Lugduno-Batavas, access. Thesaurus
Librorum Orientalium, praecipue MSS. 4° Lugd. Bat. 1674.
Catalog! Librorum Manuscriptorum Anglise et Hibemiae in unum
collecti. Folio. Oxonii, 1697.
Catalogue of Early English Poetry, illustrating the British Drama,
collected by E. Malone, and now in the Bodleian Library.
FoUo. Oxford, 1836.
CAT
LoouES OF Libraries and Manuscripts^ eatUmuedz —
Catalogue of Oriental MSS. — see Ousdej, and Wilson (H. &)
of the Library of the Oxford and Cambridge UniversBy
Club. 8° London, 1840.
of the Library of Dr. Samuel Parr. 8® iLondcm, 1827.
Catalogus Librorum Manuscriptorum in Bibliotheca D. Thom
Phillipps, Bart., a.d. 1837. Folio. Typis Medio-Montsiis
impressus. 1 837.
Catalogue (Descriptive) of the Original Chartera, Royal Grnuit8,&c,
constituting the Muniments of Battle Abbey; comprisiiig thai,
Papers relating to the Brownes, Lords Viscount Montague; the
Sidneys, Earls of Leicester; and the whole of the Webster
Family Evidences; [now in the possession of Sir Tbaam
Phillipps.] 8° London, 1835.
of Books of Voyages and Travels in Tarious parts of the
World. — ^Pinkerton's Voyages, vol. 17.
of the Library in the Royal Academy^ London. 4'
London, 1841.
of the Library of the Boyal Institution of Great BnUa,
by William Harris. 8** London, 1821.
of the Library of the United Service Institution. 8"
London (privately printed), 1842.
of the Library of the United Service Museum. 8^ LondoB
(privately printed), 1836.
of the Library of the Congress of the United States. 4'
Washington, 1815.
(Supplement to) 8° Washington, 1827.
of the MHitary Library at West Point, 8*" New Yort
1824.
LOGUEs OF Public Sales: —
Catalogue of a Collection of Portraits [from the Basilioologia], soU
in 1811 ; with the prices and purchasers' names. 8*^ London.
of the Library of the Rev. Jonathan Boucher, sold in 1806.
8** London.
of the Libraries of Dr. John Brasse, Thomas Caldccott,
Esq., William Monck Mason, Esq., and J. Samuel Wjttenbsch,
sold in 1833-4. 8° London.
of the Ancient and Modem Prints of the Duke of Bud-
ingham, sold in 1834. 8^ London.
of the Collection of Egyptian Antiquities formed by James
Burton, Esq., sold in 1836. 8° London.
of the Libraries of Bishop Samuel Butler, of Bishop Jenkin-
son, and of the Bev. Henry Drury, sold in 1841. 3 in 1 voL
8® London.
of the Libraries of Sir John Thomas Claridge, Rev. John
G. Dowling, Sir Robert Baker, and three other collections^ sold
in 1841. 6 in 1 vol. 8** London.
de la Biblioth^que de P. A. Bolongaro Crevenna, vendue
publiquement (contenant une Collection des Ouvrages sur les
Jesuites). 8"* Amsterd. 1793.
of the Libraries of the Rev. Henry Drury and of John
Dent, Esq., with the prices, sold in 1827. 3 in 1 vol. 8^ London.
CAT 59
Catalogues of Public Sales, continued.'^ —
Catalogue of the library of Greffier Fagel, of the Hague, sold in
1802. 8° London.
of the Library of Richard Foster, Esq., sold in 1806; with
the prices and purchasers' names. 8^ London.
of the Library of Richard Gough, Esq., sold in 1810; with
the prices. S° London.
of the Library of the Duke of Grafton, sold in 1815; with
ihe prices and purchasers' names. 8° London.
of the Library of P. A. Hanrott, Esq., sold in 1833; the
5 parts. 8^ London.
of the Library of Richard Heber, Esq., sold in 1834-7;
the 13 parts, complete. 5 vols. 8^ London.
of the Library of George Hibbert, Esq., sdd in 1829. 8*
London.
of the Libraries of Thomas Hill, Esq., the Rev. James
Dallaway, Sheffield Grace, Esq., and two other collections, sold
in 1841. 5 in 1 t61. 8° London.
Catalogus Librorum Samuelis Hulsii, cum pretiis. 4 vols. S°
Hagae Com. 1730.
Catalogue of the Library of Dr. Kloss, of Frankfort, sold in 1836.
8^ London.
of the Library of William, Marquis of Lansdowne, sold in
1806. 8** London.
of the Library of John Maddison, Esq., sold in 1809. S°
London.
Catalc^s Librorum impressorum et Codicum MSS. Joannis
Meerman. 4 vols, in 2. 8° HagsB Com. 1824.
Bibliothecae J. D. Michaelis. 12° Gottingae, 1792.
Catalogue of the Library of the Earl of Momington, sold in Dublin,
1795. 8° Dublin.
Catalogus Librorum rariorum in variis linguis. 2 vols. 8°
Amstelod. 1743.
Catalogue. S. Paterson's Bibliotheca Universalis Selecta, sold in
1786, with the prices and purchasers' names. 8° London.
of the Library of Isaac Reed, Esq., sold in 1807; with the
prices. 8** London.
of the Library of John, Duke of Roxburghe, sold in 1812;
with the printed prices. 8° London.
Catalogus Bibliothecse Henr. Alb. Schultens. 8° Lugd. Bat. 1 794.
Catalogue of the Libraries of Dr. Scott, John Foster, Richard
Page, P. Absalom, Esqrs., and 7 other collections, sold in 1841.
11 in 1 vol. 8° London.
Catalogues of 8 valuable Libraries and Collections of Prints, sold
from 1829 to 1833. 9 in 1 vol. 8** London.
Catalogus Numorum Veterum Grsecor. et Romanor. quos possid.
G. F. Timm. 8° Havniae, 1832.
Librorum D. Gosuini Uilenbroek, cum pretiis. 3 vols.
8° Amstelod. 1729.
Catalogue des Livres de la Biblioth^ue de feu M. le Due de la
Valli^re, par GuU. de Bure. 3 vols. 8° Paris, 1783.
60 CAT
Catalogues of Public Sales, continued: —
Catalogue of the Library of the Rev. Dr. Valpy, sold in 1882. 8®
London.
of the Library of Bishop Van Mildert, sold in 1836. V
London.
of the White Knights' Library, sold in 1819. 8** London.
of the Library of the Rev. Theodore Williams, sold in
1827; with the prices. 8® London.
des Livres de feu M. J. B. Van Den Zande. 8® Anvers,
1834.
Catalogues of Scientific Museums: —
Catalogue of the Minerab in the Museum of the Royal Dublin
Society. — see Giesecke.
of Anatomical Preparations &c. in the Museum, Fort Fitt^
Chatham. 8"* London, 1833.
of the Collection of Mammalia and Birds, in the Mufieom
at Fort Pitt, Chatham. 8** Chatham, 1838.
Descriptive and Illustrated, of the Physiological Series o^
Comparative Anatomy contained in the Museum of the Boyal
College of Surgeons in London. 4 vols, in 5. 4** Londoa,
1833-38.
of the Contents of the Museum of the Royal College o£
Surgeons in London: — ^Preparations and Osteology. 6 parts in
5 vols. 4° London, 1830-31.
of the Minerals in the United Service Museum. ^
London, 1837.
of the Models in the United Service Museum. 8** London^
1837.
Castle (William) Discovery of the coast and continent of America*
from the Equinoctial norUiward; with his Petition to Parliament ft>r
the Propagation of the Gospel in America. — Harl. ColL of Voyaged*
vol. 2.
Catechism of Shamans. — see Neumann (Ch.)
Catharine Hall, Cambridge. — see Catalogue.
Cathedrals, published by the Antiquarian Society. — Account of 8*j
Stephen's Chapel, Westminster, by J. Topham, with the addition^
plates by Sir H. Englefield; Accounts of the Cathedrals of Exete^*^
Durham, Bath, Gloucester, and St. Albans. Folio. London, Vl^^^^
1813.
Catherine ii. de Russie. — see Levesque, and Masson.
Catlin (George) Letters and Notes on the manners, customs, 93^^
condition of the North American Lidians, written in 1832-3^-'
2 vols. 8° London, 1841.
Cato (Dionysius) Disticha de Moribus cum Notis Variorum, recensuJ*
adnotationesque addidit Otto Amtzenius. 8° Amstelod. 1754.
Disticha Moralia titulo Catonis inscripta, ad vetustissimum e^"
emplar manuscriptum emendata. 12° Parisiis, 1549.
(Marcus Porcius) — see Rei Rusticae Scriptores.
Catuffio Panchianio, [i.e. ZaccariaValeresso.] Rutzvanscad il Giovi**^
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Catullus. Opera Omnia, ex edit. Doeringii, cum Notis in usum I^^'
phini, Notis Variorum et Indice. 2 vols. 8° Londini, 1822.
CAT — CEL 61
Catullus. Poems; translated, with Preface and Notes, by G. Lamb.
2 vols. 12** London, 182L
Causes C^Li:BRES. — see Richer.
Cavalcanti (Bartol.) Trattati sopra gli ottimi reggimenti delle Repub-
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see Raccolta di Prose.
Cavallo (Tiberius) On the nature and properties of Air, and other
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Cavalby. Abstract of the Regulations for the Instruction, Formations,
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Cavanilles (Ant. Jos.) Icones et Descriptiones Plantarum, quad in
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Cave (William) History of the Apostles, and of the Primitive Fathers
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(Sir Henry) Debates of the House of Commons, during the Un-
reported Parliament, which met in May, 1768, and was dissolved in
June, 1774; with Notes, edited by J. Wright. Vols. 1 and 2. 8**
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(Thomas) Two Voyages round the World in 1586. — Bumey's
Discoveries in the South Seas, vol. 2.
Voyage round the World. — Harris's Voyages, voL 1.
Cawthorn (James) Poems. — ^British Poets, voL 60.
Cayet (Pierre- Victoire Palma) Chronologic Novenaire, contenant
THistoire de la Guerre sous le regne de Henri iv., 1689-98. — Pe-
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Chronologic Novenaire; contenant THistoire de la Guerre
depuis Fan 1589 jusqu% la Paix de Vervin. 3 vob. 8** Paris, 1608.
Chronologic Septenaire de THistoire de la Paix entre les Rois,
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Le Mercure Fran9ois; ou Suite de THistoire de la Paix, com-
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Cayley (Arthur)— see Raleigh, and More (Sir T.)
Caylus (Le Comte de) Recueil d'Antiquites Egyptiennes, Etrusques,
Grecques, et Romaines. 7 vols. 4® Paris, 1752-67.
(Madame de) M6moires; avec la Preface, par Voltaire. — Petitot,
Coll. des Memoires, 2"^* S^rie, tome 66.
Cecil (Sir Robert) Secret Correspondence with James vi. of Scotland,
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Cedrenus (Gkorgius) Historiarum Compendium, et Joannis Scylitzse
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Anamitic. — Taberd.
Anglo - Saxon. — Bosworth,
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Polish. — Linde.
Portuguese. — Vieyra.
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Sanscrit. — Wilson.
Scottish. — Jamieson.
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Swedish. — Widegren.
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Teutonic. — Schilter.
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An Account of Greek Manuscripts, chiefly Biblical, which hd
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ToFiNO DE San Miguel (Vincente) Derrotero de las Costas de Espan*
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TOF — TOR 309
ToFiico DB San Migubl (Yincente) Espana Maritima; or, the Spaniah
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ToKFUT-UL-MujAHiDEEN. — soe Bowlandson.
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see Pitt.
ToMLiNS (Sir Thomas E.) Law Dictionary. 2 vols. 4"^ London, 1820.
ToMMASEO (M. N.)-H9ee France.
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(Thomas) Considerations on the state of the Currency. 8^
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A Letter to Lord Grenville, on the effects ascribed to the
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A History of Prices and the state of Circulation, from 1793 to
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TowNsoN (Archdeacon Thomas) Discourses on the Gospels, and on Etsd-
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Journal of the Royal Agricultural Society of England, firom the
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Archseologia; or, Miscellaneous Tracts relating to Antiquity, pub-
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Transactions of the Institute of British Architects of London, for
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Annual Reports of the Committee of Management of the Art-Union
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Report presented to the General Committee of Management of
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Transactions of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and
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Proceedings of the Astronomical Society, from the commencement
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Reports of the Meetings of the British ALSSociation for the Advance-
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1833.
Cambridge Antiquarian Society's Publications, from the commence-
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Transactions of the Cymmrodorion, or Metropolitan Cambrian In-
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The Publications of the English Historical Society, from the com-
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Transactions of the Central Society of Education. 3 vols. 8^
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The Journal of the Royal Geographical Society of London, from
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Tnn§ictioDS of the Tirnifn Societj of London, finom its oommenoe-
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Philosophical Transactions of the Bojal Societj of London, from
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Beport of a Conmiittee of the Manchester Statistical Society on the
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Transactions of the Zoological Societj of London, from the com-
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Transactions of the Philosophical Society of Tasmania, from the
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Meridienne de Paris, par Canini de
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Nouveau Traito de Trigonometrie rec-
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Fiffure de la Terre determinee par
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Justification des Memoires de TAca-
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Traite d'Optique, sur la Gradation de
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Journal d*im Voyage ilTquamr^Dt
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Mysore des troia premiers Degradi
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Voyagedans 1' Ameriqoe SepleiitnoBk,
MrM.de Chabert, 1750-51. ITUL
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Tables des liatidres, de 166^1790, pr
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Recueil de Discours, Rapports, et Pii^ces diverses, lus dans les
Stances publiques et particuli^res de TAcademie Fran9aise,
1820-29. 1843.
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Stances publiques et particuli^res de TAcad^mie Fran9aise,
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Comtes Rendus hebdomadaires des Seances de I'Acad^mie des
Sciences, depuis 1836. 4° Paris.
Linstitut. Journal general des Soci^t^ et Travaux scientifiques de
la France et de TEtranger, depuis 1833. Folio. Paris.
Annales du Museum National d'Histoire Naturelle (1802-13); avec
la Table. 21 vols. 4° Paris, 1802-27.
Memoires du Museum d'Histoire Naturelle (1813-31). 20 vols.
4** Paris, 1815-32.
Nouvelles Annales du Museum d'Histoire Naturelle (1832-35).
4 vols. 4° Paris, 1832-35.
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1839-43.
Bulletin des Sciences, par la Societe Philomatique de Paris. 3 vols.
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Tbavkls (Catalogues of) — see Boucher de La Eicharderie, andPinkerton's
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Tebdgold (T.) The Steam Engine, its invention and improvemetit i
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State Trials ; or, a Collection of the most interesting Triala prior
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2 vols. 8° London, 182S.
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THiGAUTiua (Nicolas) Voyage to India, and State of Chmtianilie in
China and Japan. — Purehas'a Voyages, vol. 2.
Tbissino (Gioi^o) Sofonisba, Tragedia. — Farnaso Italiano, tomo ITj
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Trivbtus (Nicol.) Aonales sex Reguni Angliie; acced. Adami Murinni-
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Gabriel Lambert. 12° Bruxelles, 1844.
Les Trois Mousquetaires. 5 vols. 12° Bruxelles, 1844.
Une Fille du R^ent. 3 vols. 12° Bruxelles, 1844.
Une FamiUe Corse. 12° Bruxelles, 1844.
Duncan (P. B.) Essays on Conversation and Quackery. 12° London.
Dyce (William) Theory of the Fine Arts; an Introductory Lecturer
delivered in the classical theatre of King's College, May 24, iM»
8° London, 1844.
Epistolis (De conscribendis) libellus, h GrsBco, in Latinum sermooem
con versus. 12° Parisiis, 1549.
Erro (Juan Bautista de) The Alphabet of the primitive Language of
Spain, and a philosophical examination of the Antiquity &c. of the
Basque People [edited by G. W. Erving]. 8° Boston, 1829.
Essex (Earl of) An Enquiry into, and Detection of his barbarous
Murther. 4° London, 1689.
Innocency and Honour vindicated; or, Murther &c justly charged
on the Murtherers of that noble Lord. 4° London, 1690.
APPENDIX. U5
.CK (Notice sur Ant. Reinhard) — ^see Quetelet.
iADAY (Michael) A Speculation touching Electric Conduction, and
the Nature of Matter. 8^ London, 1844.
LTHERSTONHAUOH (6. W.) Excursions through the Slave States, from
Washington, on the Potomac, to the frontier of Mexico; with Sketches
of popuW Manners, and Greological Notices. 2 vols. 8^ London,
1844.
3EB (R. T.) Eleusinia; a Poem. 12° London, 1836.
ZROT (Capt. R. N.) Zoology of the Voyage of H.M.S. Beagle, during
the years 1832-36: — Fossil Mammalia, by B. Owen ; Mammalia, by
G. R. Waterhouse ; Birds, by John Gould ; Fish, by L. Jenyns ;
Reptiles, by T. Bell; edited and superintended by Charles Darwin.
5 vols. 4° London, 1843.
3TBB (Charles) The Historical Greography of Arabia; or, the Patri-
Eutdial Evidences of Revealed Religion: a Memoir, with illustrative
Bifl^ he 2 vols. 8"" London, 1844.
.TSSCUB (Earl)-Hsee King.
u>iNER (Sir Robert) — see Moore.
jLT (W. S.) Yigilantius and his Times. 8° London, 1844.
.AUDBAD DE St. Gebvais (M. L) L'ltalic, la Sicile, Malte, la Gr^ce, et
La Turquie; Souvenirs de Voyage, historiques et anecdotiques. 8^
Paris, 1835.
Pr^is historique du Poitou, pour servir k FHistoire g^ndrale de
cette province, suivi d'un Apergu statistique des D^partemens de la
Vienne. 8** Paris, 1844.
Syphilis; Po^me en deux chants, par Barth^lemy, avec des Notes
Ac- 8° Paris, 1844.
DLST (John Robert) Letters from America. 2 vols. 8° Lond. 1844.
OLD (John)— see Fitzroy.
ESWBLL (Richard) On Education in the Principles of Art. 8^ Ox-
ford, 1844.
LS (Sir Matthew) History of the Common Law of England, and an
Analysis of the Civil part of the Law; with Notes, and Life of the
Author, by Charles Runnington. 8° London, 1820.
IXB (John) An Historiall Expostulation agaynst the beastlye abusers
both of Chyrurgerie and Physyke in oure time; with a goodlye
doctrine and instruction necessarye to be marked and folowed of all
true Chirurgiens, edited by T. J. Pettigrew. (Percy Society.) 8°
1844.
jiwARD (Simon)— see Markham.
.T (John H. Drummond) Western Barbary: its wild tribes and
savage animals. 12° London, 1844.
^LiTT (William) The Spirit of the Age; or. Contemporary Portraits.
8** London, 1825.
The Plain Speaker: Opinions on Books, Men, and Things. 2 vols.
8** London, 1826.
iTLiN (Peter) Cyprianus Anglicus. — see Laud.
•FFMEisTER (Wcmerus) De Vermibus quibusdam ad G^nus Lumbri-
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Y T
^^L Lei
346 APPENDIX.
Homer. The Iliad faithfully rendered into Homeric Veree, by LaDcekC
Shadwell. 8° London, 1844.
Hone (William) Every Day BocA and Table Book; or, ETerlnetiag
Calendar of Popular Amusemente. 3 vols. 8° LondoD, 1830.
Hy-Fiacheach; or, O'Dowda'a Country. Tlie Genealf^iv, Tribes, and
CuBtoras of Hy-flachrach, or 0'Dowda'§ Country; now first published,
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1821-26.
InsBCTS (Natural History of). 2 vols. 12° London, 1830.
Ireland. The Keen of the South of Ireland, as illnstrative of Iridi
political and domeetic History, Manners, and Snperstitions, c(dle«t«j
and edited by T. Crofton Croker. (Percy Society.) 8° Lond 1844.
vAHESON (Mrs.) Companion to the most celebrated Private Galleries o(
Art in London. 8° London, 1844,
Jblv (Richard William) Inquiry into the Means of Grace; in eight
Sermons, preached before the University of Oxford, at the Bamjiui
Lecture, in 1844. 8° Oxford, 1844.
JiNTNB (L.) — see Fitzroy.
Johnson (James) The Baths of Pfeffers, in the country of the Grisoiu.
8° London, 1834.
JoiNviLi^ (Le Prince de) Note surl'Etatdes Forces Navaleede la FmKC
8° Paris, 1844.
JoRiD (Andrea de) Real Museo Borbonico Officina de' Papiri deecrittL
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JovELLANOB (Gaspar Melchor de) Informe de la Sociedad Eeooomica de
Madrid, al Real y Supremo Consejo de Castilla. 4° Palnu, I8H.
Kd)d (S.) — see Catalogue.
EiKO (Lord) Selection from the Speeches and Writings of the law Lori
King, by Elarl Fortcscue; with a Memoir. 8° London, 1844.
[KiNOBLET (Jeffries)] The Standard County Book, proffered for the uf
of County Treasurers of Ireland. 4° Dublin, 1838.
KocK (Ch. Paul de) La Famillo Gogo. 4 vols. 12° Brnxelloa, IM4.
Mon Ami Piffard et Chipolata. 3 vols. 12° Bruxelles, Wi
Tyler le Couvreur. 12° Bruxelles, 1844.
L'Amonreus Transi. 4 vols. 12° BruzeDes, 1844.
KoTZEBUE (Anguste von) Die Franzoaischen Eleinstadter. 12° Leipng>
1803.
Lairb (F. X.) Index Librorum ab inventa Typographis, ad a.d. 1500.
2 vols. 8° Senonis. 179i.
Lambebti (Luigi) Poesie. — Parnaso Ital. Viventi, tomo 13.
Laud. Cypriaiiua Anglicus; or, the History of the Life and Death rf
Archbishop Land, by Peter Heylin. Folio. London, 1671.
Lawson (William) A New Orchard and Garden; or, the best way for
Planting, Gratling, and to make any ground good. 4° Land. 1648.
Lehobhaht (Charles) Eclaircissemens sur le Cercueil du Roi Meni[)Iiitc,
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LiBTCSSTSB (Robert Dudley, Earl of) Correspondence duriDg his Govern-
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LiONDON. Chroniques de London, depuis Fan 44 Henri iii., jusqu'k Tan
17 Edouard u. ; edited from a MS. in the Cottonian Library, by Greorge
James Aungier. (Camden Society.) 4° London, 1844.
liouis XVI.— see Droz.
LowTH (Bishop) Introduction to English Grammar; with Critical Notes.
12** London, 1784.
Ltucal Pbems, selected fixnn Musical publications between the years
1589 and 1600, edited by J. Payne Collier. (Percy Society.) 12**
London, 1844.
Macebata (Le Comte) Pr^is Politique sur les Et&ts Bomains. 8^
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Majos (Johannes) Historia Majoris BritannisB, tam Anglise quam SootisB.
4*" Edimburgi, 1740.
Mantell (Gideon Algernon) The Medals of Creation; or, first Lessons
in Geology and in the study of Organic Remains. 2 vols. 12°
London, 1844.
Markhax (Grervase) The Country Housewiyes' Grarden; together with
the Husbandry of Bees; and Simon Harward's Treatise of the Art of
propagating Plants. 4° London, 1648.
^— Cheap and good Husbandry for the well ordering of all Beasts
and Fowles, and for the general Cure of their Diseases. 4° London,
1648.
Country Contentments; or, the Husbandman's Recreatiom
Hunting, Hawking, &c. 4° London, 1649.
The Inrichment of the Weald of Kent; or, a Direction to the
Husbandman for the true ordering of the grounds within the Wealds
of Kent and Sussex. 4° London, 1649.
Farewell to Husbandry; or, the enriching of all sorts of barren
and sterile grounds in our Kingdome. 4^ London, 1649.
Meinhold (W.) Mary Schweidler, the Amber Witch; translated from the
German, by Lady Duff Gordon. 12^ London, 1844.
MiCALi (Giuseppe) Monumenti Inediti, a illustrazione della Storia degli
antichi Popoli Italiani; con le Tavole in folio. 8^ Firenze, 1844.
MiLNES (Richard Monckton) Memorials of many Scenes. 12^ Lond. 1844.
Palm Leayes. 12^ London, 1844.
Poems, Legendary and Historical. 12^ London, 1844.
Poems of Many Years. 12° London, 1844.
MoORE (Admiral Sir Grraham) Memoir of, by Sir Robert Gardiner, 8°
London, 1844.
(Sir Thomas) A Play, now first printed, edited by Alexander
Dyce. 8** London, 1844.
MoBOAN (Augustus De) Differential and Intend Calculus, with elemen-
tary illustrations. 8° London, 1842.
MoBTLOCK (Edmund) Scripture Testimony to the Doctrine of the Trinity;
in four Sermons, preached before the University of Cambridge. 8°
Cambridge, 1844.
348 APPENDIX-
Moses Chorenensis. Historise Armeniacse, libri ni ; accedit ejusdem
Epitome Geographiao, Armen. et Lat., ediderunt Notisque iUustnnmt
Guil. et Geor. WhistonL 4° Londini, 1736.
MuNDELL (A.) On the Industrial Situation of Great Britain. 8^ Lond.
1832.
MuBCHisoN (R. J.) Address at the Anniversary Meeting of the BojbI
G-eographical Society. 8^ London, 1844.
MusHET (R.) On the Currency. 8® London, 1826.
OcTAViAN. The Romance of the Emperor Octavian; now first published
from MSS. at Lincoln and Cambridge, edited by J. O. HalliweH
(Percy Society.) 8® London, 1844.
Owen (R.) Fossil Manunalia. — see Fitzroy.
Porter (John Grey V.) Some Agricultural and Political QoestioDS
calmly discussed. 8° London, 1844.
' Ireland : a Federal, the only fair Union between Great Britain
and Ireland. 8° London, 1844.
Post Office. The Administration of the Post Office, from the Intro-
duction of Mr. R. Hill's plan up to the present time. 8° Lond. 1844.
Premtis (Stephen) Wreck of the Roscommon. 8° Dinan, 1844.
Present state of Christendome, and the interest of England with r^ard
to France. 4° London, 1677.
Priestley (Joseph) History and present state of Discoveries relati?e to
Vision, Jjighty and Colours. 2 vols. 4** London, 1772.
Psalms. Thirteen Psalms, and the First Chapter of Ecdesiastes, trans-
lated into English verse, by John Croke, in the reign of Henry vul;
with Documents relating to the Croke Family. (Percy Society.)
8° London, 1844.
Quetelet (A.) Nouveau Catalogue des principales Apparitions d'Etoiles
FUantes. 4° Bruxelles, 1841.
Instructions pour TObservation des Ph^nom^nes P^riodiques*
Rapport Decennal des Travaux de I'Acad^mie Royale des Sciences et
Belles Lettres, depuis 1830. 8"" Bruxelles, 1844.
Instruction pour TObservation des Ph^nomenes PSriodiques. ^
Bruxelles, 1844.
R^um^ des Observations Magn^tiques et M^t^orologiques, fsiUfi
h. des Epoques d^termin^es. 4^ Bruxelles, 1843.
Observations des Ph^nom^nes P^riodiques. 4° Bruxelles, 1S44.
Recherches Statistiques. 4° Bruxelles, 1844.
Notice sur Pierre Simons. 12® Bruxelles, 1844.
Notice sur Antoine Reinhard Falck. 12° Bruxelles, 1844.
Raikes (Henry) Two Lectures on Population, delivered in the Mechanics
Institute, in Chester, in 1842-43. 8'' London, 1844.
Reformatio Legum Ecclesiasticarum, ex authoritate primum Regis
Henrici viii., inchoata. 4** Londini, 1641.
Rennell (Major James) Elucidations of the African Geography. ^
London, 1793.
■ Observations on a Current that often prevails to the Westward
ofSciUy. 4** London, 1793.
APPENDIX.
349
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> the Level of the British Channel 4"^ London, 1809.
Kbvolution of 1688. Tracts. 4° London, 1688-89.
The Desertion Discnssed, in a Letter to
a Country Gentleman.
History of the Desertion ; or, an Ac-
coont of all PabUck Affiurs in Eng-
land, firom September 1688 to Febru-
ary 12th following ; with an Answer
to a Piece, called "The Desertion
Discussed" [by Edmund Bohnn].
The Prince of Orange's Declaration,
shewing the Reasons why he invades
England; with a Pre&ce and Re-
manES ; and Animadversions upon
the Declaration.
The Prince of Orange's Third Declar-
adon.
Some Reflections upon the Prince of
Orange's Declaration.
Representations of the Dangers im-
pending over Protestants ^ore the
coming of the Prince of Orange [by
Robert Ferguson].
The State Prodigal: his return, con.
taining a true state of the Nation.
Animadversions upon the modem Ex-
planation of 2nd Henry vn., cap. 1 ;
or, a King de Facto.
Inquiry into the Measures of Submission
to the Supreme Authority.
Reflections upon our late and present
Proceedings in England.
Humanum est Errare ; or, False Steps
on both sides.
Sbvub Encyclop^que; ou, Analyse Raisonn^e des Productions les plus
r^marquables dans la Litt^rature, les Sciences, et les Arts; from the
commencement in 1819 to 1833, but imperfect. 60 vols. 8° Paris.
Betnard the Fox (History of), from the edition printed by Gaxton, in
1481 ; with Notes and an Introductory Sketch of the Literary History
ofthe Romance, by W.J. Thorns. (Percy Society.) 8° London, 1844.
BiCABDo (David) The high Price of Bullion, a proof of the depreciation
of Bank Notes. Reply to Bosanquet's Observations on the Report of
the Bullion Committee. On the influence of a low Price of Com on
the Profits of Stock &c. ; with Remarks on Mr. Malthus. Proposals
for an economical and secure Currency; with Observations on the
Profits of the Bank, as they regard the Public and the Proprietors of
Bank Stock. On Protection to Agriculture. Plan for the establish-
ment of a National Bank. Li 1 vol. 8^ London, 1811-24.
BiCH (Bamabie) The Honesty of this Age; proving by Grood Circum*
stance the World was never Honest till now; with an Litroduction, by
Peter Cunningham. (Percy Society.) 8° London, 1844.
BossB (Earl of) The Monster Telescopes erected by the Earl, at Par-
sonstown described. 8° Parsonstown, 1 844.
Saint Paul's School. Apposition, St. Paul's School. 8^ London,
1840-44.
Prolusiones Literarias, Pnemiis quotannis propositis dignatae, et in
D. PauU Schola habitse. 8"" Londini, 1840-44.
Oratiuncula Latina; Reginse Ser.Victorise ad Forum Mercatorium
proficiscenti a Divi Pauli ScholsB Alumnis dedicata, die Octobris 28.
S*' Londini, 1844.
ScHiLLEB (F.) Wallenstein's Camp [translated], with original Poems [by
Lord fVancis Egerton]. 12'' London, 1830.
Shadwell (Lancelot)— see Homer.
Simpson (Alexander) The Sandwich Islands: progress of events since
their discovery by Cook, their occupation by Lord Greorge Paulet, and
their value and importance. 8^ London, 1844.
Sonu^ (Fr6d6ric) Si Jeunesse Savait, si Vieillesse Pouvait 4 vols. 12^
Bruxelles, 1844.
Stanley (A. P.) — see Arnold.
350
APPENDIX.
Stokes (Robert) Letter to the Eari of Derail, on the kte MaancRt
Wairau. 8** London. 1844.
Stobt (Judge) Discourse read 18th September^ 1828, upon Chief Jutke
Marshall. 8" Boston, 1835.
Thiers (L. A.) Bapport sur la Loi d'Instmction S^condaire, fait an xwa
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[TiCKELL (Richard)] Anticipation et la Cassette Verte de Monoeor de
Sartine. 8"" London and La Haje, 1778-79.
Toleration (Tracts on). 4*» London, 1687-89.
A Letter from a Jeanit at
to a
Jesuit at Friboiixi|f,on the happy pro-
gress of Religion in England. Letters
between Father Petra and the Rev.
Father La Chese.
Letter from a Freeholder, on the Choiee
of Parliament Men.
The Anatomy of an EooiTalent [by
George, Murqois of Hafiftxl.
Letter to a Dissenter, on his M^eatiei
late Declaration of Indnlgenoe, hj
T. W. [George, Marqois of Hali&x J.
Letter and Reflections opon hb M^estys
late Declaration.
Free Thoughts of the Penal Laws,
Tests, &c., by a Person of Qoality.
Project for Repealing the Penal iJawa
and Tests, with the means used to
effect it
Petition of many Divines, and others,
of the Classical, Congregational, and
other Perswasions, to the Convocation
to be held in Westminster, in 1690.
Concerning tlie ease of taking the sev
Oath of Allegiance, with a Dedaniiai.
Letter from Mynheer Fagel to Hl
James Stewart, giving an aeoontrf
the Prince of Orange's Tbomriitieai-
ceming the Bepeu of the Tot ad
Penal Laws; with James Slevati
Answer.
Reflections on Bfbns. FageFli Letter.
Apology for the Chnreh of E^igiai
with relatioo to the spirit of Peneo-
tion for which abe is accused [^
Bishop Bomet3.
Seasonable Considerationa CO the Cbord
of Eng^d.
Answer to a Piaper, entitled ** A Kcv
Test of the Choreh of E^bsA
Loyalty.*
Letter to a Peraon of QnaK^ri <* ^
ensoing Pariiament, by R. S.
Second Vindication of the Magittiey
and Government of England.
Tridentini Concilii Canones et Decreta, juxta exemplar auUienticom:
cum serie variantium lectionum, constitutionibiis ex antiq. jure
desumptse, et per Concilium speciatim imiovats; studio J. Le Flit
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Waterhouse (G. R.) Mammalia. — see Fitzroy.
CATALOGUE
PART II.
ATLASES, MAPS, PORTRAITS, AND PRINTS.
• 3
I
ATLASES, CHARTS, AND MAPS.
towsMiTH (John) The London Atlas of Universal Greographj, ex-
bibiting the Physical and Political Divisions of the various Countries
of the World. Folio. London, 1834-42.
LY*8 (F.) New Chart of History. 8** Case- London, 1817.
ri (H.) Atlas Classique de G^ographie; Physique, Politique, Ancienne
3t Modeme, compost de 36 femlles. Folio. Paris, 1828.
it's Universal Atlas, containing distinct Maps of all the Kingdoms of
the World. Folio. London, 1824.
.ncHARD (Capt) Map of Grermany, Holland, Switzerland, the Grisons,
Italy, SicUy, Corsica, and Sardinia. Folio. London, 1800.
tfitrope.
liAS de I'Europe, (de FEtablissement Glographique de Bruxelles,)
dessin^ par H. Perkin, grav^ par F. Charles, en 166 feuilles. Pro-
jection modifi6e de Flainsteed ; avec Tableau d'Assemblage. Folio.
Bruxelles, 1833.
BAT BbITAIN.
Ordnance Survey of Great Britain, under the direction of Lieut-
CoL Mudge, on 110 Sheets, in 14 Cases, with Index. Folio.
London, 1806-44.
Case
biglesea 10
)edfordfhire 7
lerkshire 2
^rccknockibire 6
inckingbamshire (North) ... 6
^nckinghamshire (South) ... 1
3Miiiiartheiishire 6
^Mmarronahire 10
^unbridgeshire (North) .... 9
Cambridgeshire (Soath) .... 7
Cardiganshire 8
Cheshire 10
Cornwall 4
)tnlMghBhire 10
>erbyshire (North) 11
)erbyahire (South) 9
^evoDshire (South) S
>tTonshire (East) 3
)evonshire (West) 4
>orsetshire (East) 2
Inez (North) 6
lasex (South) 1
lintshire 10
^laaiorgaashire 5
^kmeestershire (North) .... 6
fkmcettershire (South) .... 5
[aomiiiire 2
^^Kdshire (North^ 7
[erelbrdshire (South) 6
:cot 1
soeashire 12
eieeatershire 8
CSM
Lincolnshire (North) 11
Lincolnshire (South) 9
Lundy Island 4
Merionethshire 10
Middlesex 1
Monmouthshire 5
Montgomeryshire 8
Norfolk 9
Northamptonshire 7
Nottinghamshire ?North) . . . .11
Nottinghamshire (South) .... 9
Oxfbrdshire 6
Pembrokeshire 6
Radnorshire 7
Rutlandshire 8
Shropshire (North) 10
Shropshire (SouUi) 8
Somersetshire 3
Staffordshire (North) 9
Staffordshire (South) 8
Suffolk 7
Surrey 1
Sussex (East) 1
Sussex (West) 2
Warwickshire (North) 8
Warwickshire (South) 7
WUtshire (North) 5
Wiltshire (South) 2
Worcestershire 7
Yorkshire (South) 11
12
z z
354 ATLASES, CHARTS, AND MAPS.
Great Britain, continued —
Cart's English Atlas, being a Set of Countj Maps, from actual
surveys. 4° London, 1826.
England and Wales (Geological Map of); shewing, also, the prin-
cipal Roads, Railways, Rivers, and Canals, by J. Gardner, jun.
Case. 8° London, 1842.
Wales (Map of), on canvas. 4°.
London (Panorama of the Thames), from London to Richmond;
with Description, and View of London from the Adelphi. Case.
4° London.
London, Thames, and Metropolis Improvement Plan. The River
Thames from Battersea to Woolwich Reach, shewing the proposed
improvements, of a uniform line of embankment, enlargement of the
grand Port of London, and means of connecting it with the great
interior lines of Railway, by John Martin. Case. 4** London, 1842.
London, Thames, and Metropolis Lnprovement Plan. The River
Thames, from the Houses of Parliament to London Bridge, shewing
the line of Embankment, intercepting Sewers, Public Walk, and
improved Navigation, by John Martin. Case. 4** London, 1842.
Plan of the Thames Tunnel. (No. 13. Engravings A. F.)
France (Carte de) par P. Tardieu ; with Lidication of the Roads on
which the '^ Messageries " of France, Lafitte, Caillard and Co., are
established. Case. 8° Paris, 1832.
Gibraltar. Piano Geom^trico de la Bahia de Algeciras j Gibraltar,
por Tofino de San Miguel. Case. 8** Madrid, 1786.
Greece (Map of), constructed chiefly from original materials, by J. W^d.
Case. 8** London, 1827.
Tabula Greciae Superioris, h, C. O. Muller. Case. 8**.
Greenland, Gronland med Omgivelser ifolge Graah, Scoresby, Gie-
secke, Ross, Parry, Egede, Danell, Hall, PickersgiU, Ginge og van
Keulen. Case. 8° Kiobenhaun, 1832.
Lisbon, Military Sketch of the Country between Lisbon and Vimiero,
occupied by the British Army, under Viscount Wellington. Case.
8** London, 1827.
Marmora (Sea of); or, Propontis, with the Straits of Constantinople and
of Gallipoli, by W. Faden. Case. 8° London.
Rhine (Panorama of the), from Cologne to Mayence, by Delkeskamp.
Case. 4° London.
Spain (the North-Eastem part), by J. Wyld. Case. 8° London, 1837.
Cadiz, Plan of the Harbour and Environs of, by Captain Land-
mann. Case. 8° London, 1811.
Military Sketch of the Country, between Cadiz and Marbella,
by Captain Landmann. Case. 8° London, 1811.
Sweden and Norway. Karta ofver Landswagame uti Sverige och
Norrige, af L. W. Brandenburg. Case. 8° 1831.
■ Norway and Lapland; with details relating to the Climate, Pro-
ductions, &c., by Lieut. -Col. Hagelstam. Case. 8** London, 1823.
Switzerland, Panoramic View, by H. Keller; with Descriptive Companion,
and a Circular View of the Country, by General Pfyffer. Case. 4**
London.
ATLASES, CHARTS, AND MAPS. 356
TiTRKEY, Country between Odessa and Ck)n8tantinople, embracing the
Seat of War between the Russians and Turks, by J. Wyld. Case.
8** London, 1828.
L-MiNOR, Armenia, and Koordistan, illustrative of the Marches of
Alexander, Xenophon, Julian, and Heraclius, by J. M. Kinneir.
Case. 8** London, 1817.
Asia (Central), comprising Bokhara, Cabool, Persia, the Indus, and
Countries eastward of it, from authentic documents, principally the
MS. Surveys of Lieut. Alex. Burnes, by J. Arrowsmith. Case. 8°
London, 1834.
BsiBOUT, Plan of the Town and Harbour, by J. Wyld. Case. 8**
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China, and the Canton River, from Original Surveys and Sketches, by
J. Wyld. Case. 8** London, 1840.
^— — A Chinese Map of the Celestial Empire.
ConsTAMTiNOPLE, (Carte et Plan de,) et du Canal du Bosphore, trac^
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India, Map of the Countries on the North- West Frontier of Lidia, by
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Stbia, from various Documents, and founded on the Astronomical Ob-
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Sfrica.
Cameroon, (Map of the River,) with the Ambas Islands, by Captain
William AUen. 8^ London, 1842.
QuoBRA (The River), from the Town of Rabba, to the Sea, and a small
portion of the River Tchadda, by Capt. W. Allen. Case. 8**
London, 1833.
9merua.
Plans and Surveys of Ship Canals in North America, Niagara Falls,
Lakes Erie and Ontario, by Capt. W. Williams; and Pensacola
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Canada, Map of the District of Three Rivers. Case.
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9tultralaf{ta.
Australia, General Chart, from the Surveys of Captains Flinders and
King ; with additions from Lieutenants Jeffreys and Roe ; also from
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New Zealand, Plan of the Town of Wellington, Port Nicholson, by
Capt. W. M. Smith. Case. 8^ London, 1840.
Plan of the Harbour of Port Nicholson, shewing the relative
Positions of the Town and Country Sections, by Capt. W. M. Smith.
Case. 8° London, 1840.
(Maps on Rollers — See last Page,)
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Abergavenny (Henry, Earl of), engraved by J. Thomson, Biter A. Tidej,
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Anglesey (The Marquis of), engraved by C. Turner, afler Sir T. Law-
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Baillie (M., M.D.), engraved by J. Bromley, after a bust by J. Nolle-
kins. (Portraits of Members. No. 4.)
Baker (G., Esq.) of Northampton, after Branwhite. (Portraits. 4"
No. 20.)
Bastard (Edm. Pollexfen, Esq., M.P.), of Kitley, engraved by C. Turner,
after W. Brockedon. (Portraits, A. F. VoL 1. No. 27.)
Bell (John H. C), engraved by S. Cousins, after T. Stewardsoo.
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Beth AM (Sir W.), after D. M'Clise. (Portraits of Members. No. 50.)
BiLLiNGTON (Mrs.), as St. Cecilia, engraved by J. Ward, after Sir J. Bej-
nolds. (Ward's Works. No. 4.)
Blomfield (C. J., D.D.), Bishop of London, engraved by W. Ward,
after S. Lane. (Portraits. VoL 2. No. 11.)
Broughton (John), the Prize-fighter, lithc^raphed by F. Boss, after
W. Hogarth. (Portraits, A. F. VoL 1. No. 19.)
BuNBURT (Sir T. C, Bart.), engraved by C. Turner, after S. Lane
(Portraits. VoL 2. No. 16.)
Burke, (Richard, Esq.), Recorder of Bristol, engraved by E. Train, after
O. Humphrey. (Portraits. VoL 1. No. 17.)
Burton (D., Esq.), lithographed by M. Grauci, after E. U. Eddis. (Por-
traits of Members. No. 34.)
Cambridge (Duke of), engraved by W. Skelton, afler Sir W. Beechey.
(Portraits. VoL 1. No. 8.)
Canning (Right Hon. (Jeorge), engraved by C. Turner, after Sir
T. Lawrence. (Portraits, A. F. Vol. 1. No. 2.)
Chalicers (Alex., Esq.), drawn by B. J.Lane. (Engravings, C. No. 27.)
PORTRAITS. 357
Chahtset (Sir F.), engraved by C. Turner, after Sir H. Raebum.
(Portraits. VoL 2. No. 26.)
Chaiilbs z., of France, engraved by C. Turner, after Sir T. Lawrence.
(Portraits, A. F. VoL 1. No. 9.)
Chablottb (The Princess), engraved by B. Golding, after Sir T. Law-
rence. (Portraits, A. F. Vol. L No. 10.)
Children (J. G., Esq. )^ after Faulkner. (Portraits of Members. No. 61.)
Christie (James, Esq.), after a bust by W. Behnes. (Portraits of Mem-*
bers. No. 13.)
Clarke (Sir Charles Mansfield, Bart, M.D.), engraved bj T. Hodgetts,
after S. Lane. (Portraits, A. F. Vol. 1. No. 26.)
Clarkson (Thos., Esq.), engraved by C. Turner, after A. E. Ghalon.
(Portraits, A. F. Vol. 1. No. 14.)
Clbrkr (M%jor T. H. Shadwell), lithographed by M. Gaud, after
E. tr. Eddis. (Portraits, A. F. Vol. 1. No. 3.)
CoLNAGm (Paul), engraved by R. Easton, after Danlan. (Portraits,
Vol. 2. No. 6.)
CoLQUHOUN (J. Von, Esq.) (Portraits. VoL 2. No. 8.)
Cooper (Sir Astley, Bart.), engraved by S. Cousins, after Sir T. Law-
rence. (Portraits, A. F. Vol. 1. No. 4.)
■ (Bransby B., Esq.), engraved by W. H. Simmons, after E. U.
Eddis. (Portraits, A. F. VoL 1. No. 22.)
CoRNWALLis, (Statue, in honour of the Marquis,) by J. Bacon, drawn
and engraved by G. Dawe. (Engravings, A. F. No. 8.)
CuBiTT (W., Esq.), Civil Engineer, after a bust by G. Gierke. (Por-
traits. 4*^ No. 2.)
Cumberland (The Duke of), engraved by W. Skelton, after W. Owen.
(Portraits. VoL 1. No. 6.)
Davis (John Francis, Esq.) (Portraits of Members. No. 46.)
Db Gret (Earl), engraved by W. Brett and S. Cousins, after W. Robin-
son. (Portraits. Vol. 1. No. 31.)
Db la Rub (I'Abb^), after L. Parez. (Portraits. 4** No. 9.)
Dbnham (Colonel), Lieut. -Governor of Sierra Leone, engraved by
J.Bromley, after T. PhiUips. (Portraits. VoL 1. Nos. 18 and 38.)
DiLLWiN (L. W., Esq.), lithographed by M. Gauci, after E. U. Eddis.
(Portraits of Members. No. 38.)
Dover (Lady), and her Sod, the Hon. Henry Agar Ellis, engraved by
S. Cousins, after Sir T. Lawrence. (Portraits. VoL 1. No. 29.)
DuNOAN (P. B.), engraved by T. Lupton, after T. Barkby. (Portraits of
Members, No. 16; and lithographed, Portraits VoL 2.)
Dyve (Lewis, Esq.), engraved by P. Audinet. (Engravings, C. No. 6.)
Earle (Henry, Esq.), engraved by S. Cousins, after W. Behnes. (Por-
traits. VoL 2. No. 22.)
Eldon (John, Earl of), engraved by J. Posselwhite, after E. U. Eddis.
(Portraits of Members. No. 24.)
Ellis (Hon. G. A.), engraved by W. Brett, after Sir T. Lawrence.
(Portraits of Members. No. 8.)
The Same, drawn by R. Lane, after J. Slater. (Portraits of
Members. No. 10.)
358 PORTRAITS-
Ellis (Hon. G. A.), engraved by J. Bomet, after G. Sanders. (Portraits,
A. F. Vol. 1. No. 5.)
Elphinstone (Hon. Mount Stuart), engraved by C. Turner, after Sir T.
Lawrence. (Portraits, A. F. Vol. 1. No. 7.)
Evans (Colonel Sir De Lacy), lithographed by M. Grauci, after A K
Chalon. (Portraits of Members. No. 30.)
The Same, after M. O. Connor. (Portraits. VoL 2. No. 27.)
EuRiFiDES, from an ancient bust found at Athens, in the possession of
Ralph Carr, Esq., engraved by P. Audinet, after H. Cheney. (En-
gravings, C. No. 14.)
Faraday (M., Esq.), engraved by S. Cousins, after H. W. PickersgilL
(Portraits of Members. No. 5.)
The Same, after E. U. Eddis. (Portraits. 4° No. 15.)
Fawcett (Gen. Sir W.), engraved by J. Ward, after Sir J. Reynolds.
(Ward's Works. No.. 3.)
Fleetwood (Sir Peter Hesketh, M.P.), lithographed by S. Templeton.
(Portraits of Members. No. 18.)
FoBSTER (Dr. T.), and his dog, Shargs. (Portraits. 4° No. 19.)
Franklin (Capt. Sir John), lithographed by L. Haghe. (Portraits of
Members. No. 47.)
Freeling (Sir F., Bart.), engraved by C. Turner, after G. Jwies.
(Portraits, A. F. Vol. 1. No. 18.)
The Same. (Portraits. 4° No. 6.)
FusELi (H., Esq.), engraved by F. C. Lewis, after G. Newton. (Por-
traits. Vol. L No. 15.)
George hi., engraved by W. Skelton, after Sir W. Beechey. (Portraits.
Vol. 1. No. 1.)
on his favourite charger, Adonis, engraved by J. Ward, after
Sir W. Beechey. (Ward's Works. No. 1.)
George iv., engraved by W. Skelton, after T. Phillips. (Portraits.
Vol. 1. No. 2.)
The Same, engraved by W. Holl, after A. Wivell. (Portraits.
Vol. 1. No. 11.)
Gilbert (Davies, Esq.), engraved by S. Cousins, after H. Howanl
(Portraits of Members. No. 2.)
GooDALL (Rev. J., D.D.), engraved by C. Turner, after J. Jackson.
(Portraits, A. F. Vol. 1. No. 6.)
GosFORD (Archibald, Earl of), lithographed by R. Lane, after T. Phillips.
(Portraits of Members. No. 21.)
Grant (Colonel the Hon. F. W.), of Grant, engraved by E. Scriven.
(Portraits of Members. No. 28.)
Geeenough (G. B., Esq.), lithographed by M. Gnuci, after E. U. Eddis.
(Portraits of Members. No. 37.)
Gregorio XVI., lithographed by C. Motte. (Portraits. Vol. 1. No. 13.)
Grosvenor (Elizabeth, Countess), engraved by S. Cousins, after Sir T.
Lawrence. (Portraits. Vol. 1. No. 24; and Vol. 2. No. 4.)
Gurnet (J., Esq.), engraved by W. Holl, after G. H. Harlow. (Por-
traits of Members. No. 49.)
Hallam (Henry, Esq.), after T. Phillips. (Portrait*. 4° No. 8.)
PORTRAITS. 359
Ialswell (E., Esq.)> lithographed by M. Graud, after E. U. Eddis. (Por-
traits of Members. No. 36.)
Iansard (Luke, Esq.), engraved by F, C. Lewis, after S. Lane. (Por-
traits. Vol. 2. No. 13.)
LkRDiNOE (Mi\jor-Gen. Sir Henry), engraved by C. Turner, after E. U.
Eddis. (Portraits of Members. No. 29.)
LkWKiMS (Edward, Esq.), lithographed by M. Grauci, after E. U. Eddis.
(Portraits of Members. No. 42.)
LETTER (Sir George). (Portraits of Members. No. 3.)
Ibbschel (Sir J. F. W.), engraved by W. Ward, after H. W. Pickers-
gilL (Portraits of Members. No. 45.)
loLDSWORTH (Arthur, Esq.), lithographed by M. Gauci, after E. U.
Eddis. (Portraits of Members. No. 33.)
luLSE (Field-Marshal Sir S.), lithographed by R. J. Lane, after S. Lane.
(Portraits. Vol. 2. No. 12.)
lusTLER (William, Esq.) (Portraits. 4** No. 10.)
ACOB (W. Esq.), lithographed by M. Gauci, after E. U. Eddis. (Por-
traits. Vol. 2. No. 31.)
EBB (John, D.D.), Bishop of Limerick, engraved by T. Lupton, after
Sir T. Lawrence. (Portraits of Members. No. 7.)
ONES (Richard, Esq.), lithographed by M. Gauci, after E. U. Eddis.
(Portraits of Members. No. 43.)
[ent (Duke of), engraved by W. Skelton, after Sir W. Beechey.
(Portraits. VoL 1. No. 5.)
LiHG (Lord), lithographed by M. Gauci, after E. U. Eddis. (Portraits
of Members. No. 39.)
The Same, after E. U. Eddis. (Portraits. 4° No. 5.)
LNiGHT (T. A, Esq.), after S. Cole. (Portraits. 4° No. 7.)
Knio (Charles, Esq.), after E. U. Eddis. (Portraits. 4** No. 13.)
iAMBTON (Master), son of J. G. Lambton, Esq., M.P., engraved by S.
Cousins, after Sir T. Lawrence. (Portraits. Vol. 1. No. 26.)
4ATOUCHE (Mrs. Peter), engraved by W. Ward, after A. E. Chalon.
(Portraits, A. F. Vol. 1. No. 15.)
<AWRENCE (Sir Thos.), lithographed by M. G^uci, after A. E. Chalon.
(Portraits of Members. No. 15.)
Casts of, drawn by R. Lane. (Portraits. Vol. 2. No. 5.)
lEiCESTER (Thomas William Coke, Earl of), lithographed by M. Gauci,
after S. Lane. (Portraits. Vol. 2. No. 14.)
lEOPOLD I. of Belgium, as Prince of Saxe Coburg, engraved by F. C.
Lewis, after Sir T. Lawrence. (Portraits. Vol. 2. No. 7.)
INDLET (John, Esq.), after E. U. Eddis. (Portraits. 4® No. 16.)
ISTON (J., Esq.), engraved by W. Ward, after J. Jackson. (Portraits.
Vol. 1. No. 27.)
ONO (Edward, Esq.), engraved by W. Sharp, after J. Opie. (Portraits
of Members. No. 6.)
ouis Philippe, King of the French, as Due d'Orleans, lithographed by
C. Motte, after Maussaisse. (Portraits. Vol. 1. No. 12.)
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Ltndhurst (Lord), engraved by B. A. Ardett, after A. £. Chakm.
(Portraits. Vol. 2. No. 29.)
Macreadt (Charles, Esq.) as Virgmias, engraved bj C. Picart, after
J. Jackson. (Portraits. Vol. 1. No. 20.)
Malcolm (Sir John), drawn by B. Lane, after G. Hajter. (Portraits
of Members. No. 31.)
■ (Admiral Sir Pulteney), engraved by W. Ward, after S. Lane.
(Portraits. Vol. 2. No. 17.)
Mantell (Gideon Algernon, LL.D.), engraved by S. Stepney, after
J. J. Masquerier. (Portraits. VoL 2. No. 25.)
Milne (Alex., Esq.), lithographed by M. Gauci, after E. U. Eddis. (Por-
traits of Members. No. 36.)
MoBBisoN (Rev. Dr.) translating the Bible into the Chinese Language,
engraved by C. Turner, after J. Chinnery. (Portraits, A. F. VoL 1.
No. 12.)
MuLORAVE (Henry, Lord), engraved by W. Skelton, after SirW. Beechej.
(Portraits. VoL 1. No. 9.)
Murdoch (Thomas, Esq., F.R.S.), lithographed by B. Lane, after T.
Phillips. (Portraits of Members. No. 25.)
Newton (Sir Isaac), from the Statue by Roubiliac, after J. K. Baldiy.
(Portraits, A. F. Vol. 1. No. 23.)
NoRTHCOTE (James, Esq.), engraved by F. C. Lewis, after G. H. Har-
low. (Portraits of Members. No. 23.)
Nugent (George, Lord), engraved by Gibbon, after Rochard. (Portraits
of Members. No. 32.)
Oaklet (B.), lithographed after Callcott. (Portraits of Members. No. 14.)
Onslow (Serjeant, M.P.), lithographed by M. Gauci, after E. Eyre. (Por-
traits of Members. No. 46.)
Orford (The Earl of), engraved by H. Dawe, after S. Lane. (Portraits.
VoL 2. No. 20.)
Parish (Woodbine, Esq.), lithographed by I. W. Slater, after T. Phillips,
(Portraits of Members. No. 12.)
Parr (Rev. Samuel, D.D.), engraved by W. Skelton, aft«r J. S. Lons-
dale. (Portraits. Vol. 1. No. 14.)
Peel (Rt Hon. Sir Robert, Bart.), engraved by C. Turner, after Sir T.
Lawrence. (Portraits. Vol. 1. No. 30.)
Pbgob (Rev. S., LL.D.), engraved by P. Audinet, after K Needham.
(Engravings, C. No. 26.)
Penn (Richard, Esq.), lithographed by M. Gauci, aft;er E. U. Eddis.
(Portraits of Members. No. 40.)
Peroeval (Rt. Hon. Spencer), engraved by W. Skelton, after W.
Beechey. (Portraits. Vol. 1. No. 10.)
Pettigrew (T. J., Esq.), after E. U. Eddis. (Portraits. 4** No. 14.)
Planta (Rt. Hon. Joseph), engraved by S. W. Reynolds, after T. Phil-
lips. (Portraits. VoL 1. No. 32.)
Portrait (A), [CHld's Head] engraved by F. C. Lewis, after Sir T.
Lawrence. (Portraits. Vol. I. No. 25.)
PORTRAITS. 361
Portraits (Two), [the Pattersona,] engraved by J. Bromley, after Sir
T.Lawrence. (Portraila. Vol.1. No. 21.)
Athenatum. — See Catalogue, pag« 15.
Pbaed {Winthrop JI., Esq.), lithographed by M. Gauci, after A.
Mayer. (Portraits of Memhera. No. 41.)
Pbiob (James, Esq.), after E. U. Eddis. (Portraits. 4° No. 4.)
Rahsdeh (Rev, R., D.D.), engraved by W. Say, after S. Lane. (Por-
traits. Vol. 2. No. 19.)
Sabink (Joseph, Esq.), after Miss Rigby. (Portraits. 4° No. 12.)
ScHLiCK (Chevalier), engraved by F. C. Lewis, after S. Newton. (Por-
traits. Vol. 1. No. 16.)
Sehbca, from an ancient bust, in the possession of Ralph Carr, Esq.,
engraved by P. Audinet, after H. Cheney. (Engravings, C. No. 13.)
Scott (John, Esq., of Bungay), engraved by W. C. Edwards, after R,
Mendham. (Portraits. Vol. 2. No. 24.)
Sidney {Hev.Edwin,A.M,), after E.U.EddiB. (Engravings, C. No.28.)
Smith (James, Esq.), engraved by H. Cousins, after J. Lonsdale. (Por-
trwta. Vol. 2. No. 1.
Sktth (Capt. W. H., RN.) (Portraits. 4° No. 3.)
SouTHET (Robert, Esq., LL.D,), engraved by H. Dawe, after S. Lane.
(Portraits. Vol. 2. No. 18.)
Sussex (The Duke of), engraved by W. Skelton, after Sir W. Beechey.
(Portraits. Vol. 1, No. 7.)
SnTTON (Rt, Hon. Sir C. Manners, G.C.B.), engraved by S. Cousins,
after H. W. PickersgiU. (Portraits, A. F. Vol. 1. No. 21.)
Taglioni (Mdlle.) Lithograph. (Portrmta, A. F. Vol. 1. No. 16.)
Tate (Rev. J., M.A.), engraved by S. Cousins, after W. Picker^ill.
(Portraits. Vol. 2. No. 23.)
Tatwih (Edgar, Esq.), engraved by C. Turner, after E. U. Eddis.
(Portraits. Vol. 2. No. 21.)
(John, Esq.), engraved by C. Turner, after Sir T. Lawrence.
(Portraits of Members. No. 19.)
Thobhbbodgh (Admiral Sir Edward, K.C.B.), engraved by H. Dawe,
after S. Lane. (Portraits, A. F. Vol.1. No. 25.)
TooKR (William, Esq., M.P.), engraved by C. Turner, after J. White.
(Portraits of Members, No. 48.)
Tbavbbs (Benjamin, Esq.), lithographed ty R. Lane, after a bust, by W.
Behnes, (Portraits of Members. Nc 44.)
Victoria (Queen), engraved by C, Freetaim, with Bates' Patent Ana-
glyptt^aph, after H. WeigaU. (Portraits. Vol. 2, No. 3.)
Wallich (Nathaniel, Esq., M.D.), after E. U, Eddis. (PortraiM. 4'"
No. I.)
Walpole (Robert, Esq.), engraved by W. Ward, after J, Jackson.
(Portraits, A. F. Vol. 1. No. 20.)
Ward (Rev. J. G.), lithographed by M. Gaud, after S. Lane. (Por-
tTMts. Vol. 2. Ho. 15.)
Wbllinqtok (The Duke of), engraved by C. Freebairn, with Bates'
Pattmt Anaglyptograph, after H. Weigall. (Portraits, VoL 2. No. 2.)
362 PORTRAITa
Wetland, (John, Esq.), engraved by C. Turner, after S* Lane. (Por-
traits. Vol. 2. No. 10.)
Whatbly (Richard, D.D.) Archbishop of Dublin, after a bust, by B.
Childs. (Portraits. 4** No. 17.)
Whewell (Rev. W., M.A.), after E. U. Eddis. (Portraits of Members.
No. 52.)
Whiter (Rev. Walter), lithographed bv D. Turner, aft^r a bust, bj
Mazocchi. (Portraits. 4** No. 11.)
WiLBBAHAM (Rogcr, Esq.), after C. Smith. (Portraits. 4^ Na 18.)
William iv. (as Duke of Clarence), engraved by J. Ward, after Sir
M. A. Shee. (Ward's Works. No. 2.)
■ engraved by F. C. Lewis, after Sir T. Lawrence. (Ptortnuta,
A. F. Vol. 1. No. 1.)
engraved by W. HoU, aft»r A. WivelL (Portraits of Memben.
No. 1.)
engraved by W. Skelton, aft»r Sir W. Beechey. (Portraits.
Vol. 1. No. 3.)
WiLLiGH (William, Esq.), lithographed by M. Gauci, after A. Robertson.
(Portraits of Members. No. 26.)
Wilson (Professor James), engraved by H. Dawe, after J. W. Gordon.
(Portraits. Vol. 1. No. 28.)
WiBTEMBURG (The Quccu Dowager of), and Princess-Royal of Etagknd,
engraved by W. Skelton, ^ter P. Fischer. (Portraits. VoL 1.
No. 19.)
WoDEHOUSE (Edmond, Esq., M.P.), engraved by H. Dawe, after S.
Lane. (Portraits, A. F. VoL 1. No. 24.)
Wolff (Mrs.), engraved by S. Cousins, after Sir T. Lawrence. (Por-
traits. Vol. 1. No. 23.)
WoLLASTON (W. H., Esq., M.D.), engraved by W. Skelton, after J.
Jackson. (Portraits of Members. No. 22.)
■ engraved by W. Ward, after J. Jackson. (Portraits of
Members. No. 11.)
lithographed by R. J. Lane, after a sketch, by Sir F. Qiantrej.
(Portraits. Vol. 2. No. 30.)
York (The Duke of), engraved by W. Skelton, after Sir W. Beechej.
(Portraits. Vol. 1. No. 4.)
TouNO (C. M., Esq.), lithographed by M. Gauci, after £. U. Eddie
(Portraits of Members. No. 27.)
(T. Esq., M.D.), engraved by C. Turner, after Sir T. Lawrence
(Portraits of Members, No. 17.)
(Sir W., Bart.), engraved by W. Say, after Sir W. Beecbcy.
(Portraits, A. F. Vol. 1. No. 13.)
PRINTS.
Anoms, PaTonrite Chatter of George m., drawn and engraved hy J.
"Ward. (Ward's Works. No. 13.)
Amklia, awaiting the Return of her Husband, by J. C. Bromley, after
E. Prentis. (Engravings, A. F. Vol. 2. No. 1.)
AsHHOLBAN Museum, by J. Coney. (Engravings, C. No. 4.)
Atuen^xch, — Seal of the Club, by R. Lane. (Engravings, C. No. 1.)
The Same, by J, Bate. (Engravings, C. No. 11.)
Atk^nes, Vue Occidentale, by Schilbach, after Hubsch. (Engravinga.
Vol.1. No. 2.)
Vue du Nord-Eat, by Schilbach, after Heger. (Engravings.
Vol. 1. No. 5.)
Acropolis (L'), du coti5 dc I'Oueat, by Schilbach, after Hubsch.
(Engravings. Vol. 1. No. 4.)
Vue du Siid-Est, by Schilbach, after Hubsch. (Engravings.
VoL 1. No. 3.)
Babtlon, the Fall of, painted and engraved by J, Martin. (Engravings,
A. F. No. 4.)
Bakk of England. — Section through the new Dividend Fay and Dividend
Warrant Offices, anil through the new Drawing Offices above, by
C. R. Cockerel!, Architect. (Engravings, A. No. 7.)
Bates' Patent Anaglyptograph. — Specinsen Medallions, Bas-reliefs, &c.,
engraved by C. Freebairn. (Engravings, A. No. 23.)
Belshazzab's Feast, painted and engraved by J. Martin. (Engravings,
A- F. No. 2.)
Bo-Tbee, and Bo-MaUooa (The), at Anurodapoora, by H. W. Burgess,
after C. H. Cameron. (Engravings, A. No. 4.)
Brighton, by F. Smith, after J. Constable. (Engravings, Vol.1. No. 8.)
Bkookuill, near Dartmouth, — Plan of the House and Ertate. (Engrav-
ings, C. No. 17.)
View from BrookhiU, near Dartmouth, by P. Gauci, after
A. Holdaworth. (Engravings, C. No. 16.)
Caubrxdgb. Font and Cover, given to St, Edward's Church, by the
Cambridge Camden Society, lithographed by T. G. Kawlina, Esq.,
after F. A. Paley. (Engravings, C. No. 24.)
The Holy Sepulchre Cburi'h, as restored in 1842, drawn and
engraved by J. D«ison. (Engravings, C. No. 25.)
Canterbubt Pilgrimage, Glyptique, Proc4d4 de A. CoUas, after
T. Stolhard, (Engravings, A. No. 21.)
CeiLDandDog, by C.Turner, after Sir J. Reynolds. (Engrav.,C. No. 2.)
Cheist taken down from the Cross, by J. Ward, after C. W. F. Die-
tricey. (Ward's Works. No. 8.)
364 PRINTS.
CiNTBA, View of, drawn and engraved by W. H. Bomett (Engrayings^
A. No. 11.)
■ Entrance to Cintra from Lisbon, drawn and engrayed bj
W. H. Burnett. (Engravings, A. No. 18.)
The Market-place of Cintra, drawn and engraved bj W. E
Burnett. (Engravings, A. No. 12.)
The Church of Cintra, drawn and engraved bj W. EL Burnett.
(Engravings, A. No. 16.)
An old Chapel of the Moorish Casde in Cintra, drawn and
engraved by W. H. Burnett. (No. 17.)
Convent of N*- S'^ da Penna, in Cintra, drawn and engraved hj
W. H. Burnett. (Engravings, A. No. 14.)
Convent of the Penha Longa, in Cintra, drawn and engraved by
W. H. Burnett. (Engravings, A. No. 15.)
Clifton Observatory, with the proposed additions, by J. S. Ptout, after
W. West. (Engravings, C. No. 18.)
Coins, Plates of. (Engravings, C. Nos. 20-21.)
CoLLAs, Medallions, Coins, &c. Glyptique, Proc^d de A. CoUas.
(Engravings, A. No. 18.)
Medallions, Bas-reliefs, &c., Glyptique, Proc6d£ de A. CoQas.
Two Plates. (Engravings, A. Nos. 19, 20.)
Medallions and Coins of Napoleon &c., Glyptique, "ProoUii de
A. Collas. (Engravings, A. No. 22.)
Colosseum, Regent's Park, by G. Hawkins. (Engravings, A. Na 6.)
Copenhagen, a Horse rode by the Duke of Wellington at Waterloo,
drawn and engraved by J. Ward. (Ward's Works. No. 16.)
Cornelius, the Centurion, by J. Ward, after Rembrandt. (Ward's
Works. No. 7.)
Cossack Horse (A), property of the Duke of Northumberland, drawn and
engraved by J. Ward. (Ward's Works. No. 19.)
Cottage Industry, [Marchioness of Abercom,] by F. C. Lewis, after
E. Landseer. (Portraits. Vol. 1. No. 22.)
Deluge. The Eve of the Deluge, painted and engraved by J. Martin.
(Engravings, A. F. No. 7.)
■ (The), painted and engraved by J. Martin. (Engrav., A. F. No. 5.)
Dlana and her Nymphs, by J. Ward, after Sir P. P. Rubens. (Ward's
Works. No. 9.)
Dieppe, Ancient Building at, by C. G. Lewis, after R. P. Bonington.
(Engravings, A. No. 3.)
Doctor Syntax, a celebrated Race-horse, property of Ralph Riddel,
Esq., drawn and engraved by J. Ward. (Ward's Works. No. 25.)
Dogs of the Dalmatian breed, drawn and engraved by J. Ward. (Ward's
Works. No. 11.)
Drawing (A), by F. C. Lewis, after Rembrandt. (Engravings, C. No. 9.)
Edinburgh, View of, shewing the communication between the Old and
New Town, drawn and engraved by T. H. Shepherd. (Engravings.
Vol. 1. No. 6.)
Eve, from the Statue by E. H. Baily, in the Bristol Institution. (En-
gravings, A. No. 1.)
PRINTS. 366
FuTCH of Bacon Procession Metamorphosed, a Caricatorei by H.B.
(Engravings, A. F. Vol. 2. No. 7.)
FoBUM Bomanmn (The), bj J. Conej, after C. R. CockerelL (Engravings^
A. F. No. 10.)
GiJiH Tilt, Death of a Stag, with Portraits of his Grace, John, fourth
Duke of Atholl, of the Hon. George Murray, and of the celebrated
Foresters, John Crerar, Madntyre, and Charles Crerar, by J. Brom-
ley, after E. Landseer. (Engravings, A. F. No. 12.)
Great Seal of England, by C. Freebaim, with Bates' Patent Anaglypto-
graph, after B. Wyon. (Engravings. VoL 1. No. 14.)
Gbsbnough(G. B.), Sketch of his Villa in the Regent's Park, by H. Winkles,
after D. Burton. (Engravings, C. No. 12.)
Group (A), by H. C. Shenton, after T. Stothard. (Engravings, C. Na 7.)
HoLWOOD, near Keston, Kent, the Seat of the late Right Hon. W. Pitt,
by T. Scandret, after D. Burton. (Engravings, C. No. 15.)
Infanta (The), by Luderitz, of Berlin, after Velasquez. (Engravings.
VoL 1. No. 10.)
Italian Girls preparing for a Festa, by D. Lucas, aftier P. Williams.
(Engravings. VoL 1. No. 7; and Engravings, A.)
Johnson (Dr.) Autograph Letter of Thanks to the Vice-Chancellor of
Oxford, by C. G. Lewis. (Engravings, C. No. 19.)
Joshua commanding the Sun, painted and engraved by J. Martin. (En-
gravings, A. F. No. 3.)
Landscapb, by J. H. Kemot, after C. Varley. (Engravings, C. No. 8.)
Lbopold, a celebrated Race-horse, property of J. G. Lambton, Esq.,
drawn and engraved by J. Ward. (Ward's Works. No. 22.)
Little Psoot, a Horse brought from the Thibet Mountains ; height,
33 inches ; 9 years old; drawn and engraved by J. Ward. (Wa^'s
Works. No. 24.)
London Universitv, the Design adopted by the Council, aft;er W. Wilkins.
(Engravings, C. No. 22.)
Malwatt^ WiHABi (The), at Eandy, in Ceylon, by H. W. Burgess, after
C. H. Cameron. (Engravings, A. No. 5.)
Masbnoo, a favourite Barb Charger, rode by Napoleon at Waterloo,
drawn and engraved by J. Ward. (Ward's Works. No. 17.)
Maroam Abbey, the Seal of, Glamorganshire, 1518. (Engrav., C. No. 5.)
Monitor, a Blood-Horse, the property of Greorge rv., drawn and engraved
by J. Ward. (Ward's Works. No. 15.)
Naval Monument, Design for a National, proposed to be erected in
Trafalgar Square, by L. Haghe, after T. Bellamy. (Engravings.
VoL 1. No. 13.)
Nbw Zealand. Part of Lambton Harbour, in Port Nicholson, bv T.
Allom, after C. Heaphy. (Engravings, A. F. Vol. 2. No. 10.)
View of Nelson Haven, in Tasman's Gulf, by T. Allom, aftier
C. Heaphy. (Engravings, A. F. VoL 2. No. 8.)
Part of the New Plymouth Settlement in the District of Taranake,
by T. Allom, after G. Duppa. (Engravings, A. F. VoL 2. No. 11.)
View of a part of the Town of Wellington, by T. Allom, after
C. Uet^hj. (Engravings, A. F. VoL 2. No. 9.)
366 PRINTS.
NiiTEVSH, the Fall o^ painted and engraved by J. Martin. (Engravings,
A.F. No. 6.)
NoNPAEEiL, a Favourite Charger of Greorge iv., drawn and engraved by
J. Ward. (Ward's Works. No. 12.)
Pbesian Horse (A), the property of the Duke of Northnmberiand, dnwo
and engraved by J, Ward. (Ward's Works. No. 18.)
Phantom, a celebrated Race-horse, property of Sir John Shelley, Bart,
drawn and engraved by J. Ward. (Ward's Works. No. 23.)
Philippa (daughter of Henry rv. of England), Tomb in Wadsteni
Monastery, Sweden. (Engravings, C. No. 23.)
Plymouth, the Royal William Yard, by L. Haghe, after C. Porsff.
(Engravings. VoL 1. No. 12.)
Primbose, a Brood Mare, and Foal, property of the Duke of Graftoo,
drawn and engraved by J. Ward. (Ward's Works. No. 20.)
Princess-Rot AL (The), property of Sir T. Moslyn, Bart, drawn and en-
graved by J. Ward. (Ward's Works. No. 26.)
Rennie (Greorge), Designs for the Architectural Decoration of the Divi-
dend Pay and Warrant Office. (Engravings, A. Nos. 8, 9, and IQ.)
RovEB, a favourite Dog, the property of Earl Powis, by W. D. Ta^or,
after J. Ward. (Ward's Works, No. 29 ; and Engravings, VoL 1.
No. 9.)
Russell (Lord William), the Trial of, painted and engraved by Sir G.
'Hayter. (Engravings. Vol. 1. No. 1.)
Saint James's Park. Design for the Entrance from Carlton House
Street, after J. L. Higgins. (Engravings, C. No. 8.)
View in, shewing Rosamond's Pond, lithographed by F. Rose,
after W. Hogarth. (Engravings, A. F. VoL 2. No. 6.)
Samuel, by J. Brett, after Sir Joshua Reynolds. (Engravings. Vol. 1.
No. 11.)
Scott Monument (The), by Brown and Somerville, after G. M. Kemp.
(Engravings, A. F. Vol. 2. No. 16.)
Self-supporting Institution, proposed by Mr. J. M. Morgan, in " Reli-
gion and Crime," after G. F. Bragg. (Engravings, A. F. Vc^ 2.
No. 15.)
Shepherd Boy (A), drawn and engraved by J. Ward. (Ward's Works.
No. 28.)
Shepherd's Dog (A), drawn and engraved by J. Ward. (Ward's Works.
No. 27.)
Soothsayer, a celebrated Race-horse of George iv., drawn and engraved
by J. Ward. (Ward's Works. No. 14.)
Studies from Nature, drawn and engraved by J. Ward. (Ward's
Works. No. 10.)
Temple of Jerusalem, the Beautiful Gate, by C. Freebaim, with Bates'
Patent Anaglyptograph, after Raffaelle. (Engravings, A. No. 24.)
Towneley Museum (The), by H. Worthington, after J. Zofiany. (En-
gravings, A. F. No. 1.)
Villa (A), by J. Roffe, after D. Burton. (Engravings, C. No. 10.)
Walton, a celebrated Race-horse, property of Sir J. Shelley, Bart,
drawn and engraved by J. Ward. (Waixl's Works. No. 21.)
CATALOGUE
PART III.
TRACTS.
ABBREVIATIONS
Uiedfor Reference to the Collections in which the Tracts are eontanied.
•••••«•••
Am. CiolL for Ciollection of
AUlCSoU.
Bangor. Ck>lL
BnllionCoU.
Chaiges
Ck>mL.Ck>lL
Can*. CioIL ...
Mack.Ck>lL
MiflcColL...
BlHttColL
Nasm. ColL
Scnaons .........
Slavery Coll. ...
Tract ControY.
Union ColL ...
Tracts on America.
formed by the Athensom.
on the Bangorian Controreny.
on the Bullion Qneation.
of Charges.
on the Com Law QoestioiL
on the Currency Qoestion.
formed by Sir James Mackintosh,
on Miscellaneous Snlgects.
formed by Morton Pitt, Esq.
! formed by the Rev. I>r. Nasmiih,
Editor of Tanner's Notitia Monasdc
of Sermons. ^
on Slarery and the Slare Trade.
on the Tracts for the Times.
on the Union with Ireland.
TRACTS.
Abeken (H.) Letter to Dr. Pmey on certiun charges against the German Church.
(Tract ControY. vol 1.) 8^^ London, 1842.
Abkl Monitob. — ^see Banking.
Abingdon (Earl of) Thoughts on the Letter of Edmund Burke on the Affairs of
America. (M. Pitt ColL yoI. 89.) 8<> Ozfoid, 1778.
Abstbact (The) January 22, 1838. (Ath. ColL vol. 102.) 8^^ London, 1838.
AcHiLL Mission. The Inquisition in the Jury-Box ; an appeal from Irish Pro-
testants agidnst Priestly oppression. (Ath. ColL voL 64.) 8® Dublin, 1836.
Adaks (John Quincy) Address on the occasion of reading the Declaration of Inde-
pendenee, July 4, 1821. (Am. ColL voL 17.) 8^ Washington, 1821.
His Political Character delineated. By F. Baylies. (Am. ColL voL 24.) 8^
Albany, 1828.
see Pickering and Webster.
Addinoton (Henry) Speech, 12th February, 1799, relative to Ireland. (Union ColL
YoLe.) 8^ Dublin, 1799.
Aplum (John) A Memoir on the cultivation of the Vine in America, and the best
mode of making Wine. (Am. Coll. voL 5.) 12^ Washington, 1828.
Adolphus (J.) Speech on East India-built Shipping, May 24th, 1814. (Mack. Coll.
ToL 4.) 8^ London, 1814.
Attohanistin. Analytical Narrative of the Events relating to the Correspondence
on the afEkirs of Persia and Affghanistan. (Ath. ColL voL 130.) 8^ London, 1839.
Afvibiiation. a Letter to Sir R. Peel on the expediency of providing a Scheme of
AArmation unrestricted by Sectarian Denomination. (Ath. Coll. vol. 151.)
8^ London, 1841.
Afbica. Prospectus of an Expedition into the interior of South Afiica from Dalagoa
Bay. (Ath. ColL vol. 46.) 8^ London.
Thoughts on the Abolition of the Slave Trade, and Civilisation of Africa ;
with Remarks on the African Institution. (Slavery ColL voL 2.) 8^ Loud. 1816.
AnucAN Company. A Detection of the Proceedings and Practices of the Directors of.
the Royal African Company of England, from 1672 to 1748. (M Pitt ColL voL 45.)
8^ London, 1749.
■ Institution. Special Report of the Directors of the African Institution
respecting the allegations of R. Thorpe. (Mack. ColL voL 20.) 8^ Lond. 1815.
Rbpositobt (The) and Colonial Journal, for March, 1828. (Am. ColL voL
21.) 8^ 1828.
Trade and Forts (Thoughts on the). (M Pitt ColL voL 45.) 8^ Lond. 1749.
AoBiGULTUBK (A Treatise on); comprising a concise History of its origin and
progress, the present condition of the Art, abroad and at home, and the Theory
and Practice of Husbandry. (Am. ColL voL 2.) 8^ Albany, 1819.
A Letter to Lord SomerviUe to shew the inutility of the Plans and Researches
of the Board of Agrieuhnre. (Nasm. ColL voL S2.) 8^ London, 1800.
3b
370 TRACTS.
Agricultuilax Distress. Letter to Lord Eldon on the present State of Agricoltonl
Lessees and their right to Relief from the Payment of Rent (Misc. ColL toL 4.)
8^ London, 1822.
Address to the Landed Proprietors, on the state of the Agricultoral Po-
pulation, and the baneful effects of Absenteeism. (Ath. ColL voL 81.) 8°
London, 1834.
Agricultural and Industrial Magazine of the Society for the Enoooragement of
Domestic Industry. (Ath. Coll. vol. 81.) 8^ I^ndon, 1834.
Labour and Wages (A Letter on), addressed to H. Gervais* Esq. (Ath.
Coll. vol. 34.) 8° Exeter, 1831.
AiNGER (A.) Suggestions towards an amendment of the Building Act. (Ath. ColL
vol. 24.) 8° London, 1825.
Plan for preserving the Thames at London as pure as the higher parts of the
River. (Ath. Coll. voL 24.) 8° Ix)ndon, 1830.
A&ERMAN (J. Y.) Observations on the Coinage of the Ancient Britons. (Misc.
Coll. vol. 4.) 4° London, 1837.
■ Further Observations on the Coinage of the Ancient Britons. (Wse, CoH
vol. 7.) 4° London, 1839.
The Forgeries of Public Money. (Ath. ColL vol 164.) S^ London, 1843.
Alabama. Comptroller's Report; with six Autograph Letters in answer to CapL
Basil Hall's Queries on the Financial, Civil, and Military Departments of the State
of Alabama. (Am. Coll. vol 42.) 8° Mobile, 1828.
Albany. Annual Report of the Trustees of the Albany Lancaster School Society.
(Am. Coll. vol. 38.) 8° Albany, 1829.
Alberoni (Cardinal) Moral Reflexions on his Ministry, inscribed to Lord Harrington.
(M. Pitt Coll. vol. 24.) 8° London, 1735.
Alcantara (Don Feman. de) Miraculous Escape Arom the prisons of the InquisitioD ;
with Observations on the Oxford Tract Theology. (Tract Controv. toI. 8.) 8^
Oxford, 1841.
Aldwinckle. a Faithful Narrative of the Presentation to the Rectory of Aldwinckk,
Northamptonshire. (Nasm. Coll. voL 24.) 8^ London, 1767.
Alien Question Unmasked (An abridged View of the). By the Editor of the Cana-
dian Freeman. (Am. Coll. vol. 9.) 8° York, 1826.
Allen (J.) Vindication of the Ancient Independence of Scotland. (Ath. Coll. vol 41.)
8^ London, 1833.
(Robert) on the Nature and Methods of carrying on a trade to the South Sea,
(M. Pitt Coll. vol. 12.) 8° London, 1712.
(Stephen) Observations on Penitentiary Discipline, addressed to Wm. Roscoe,
Esq. (Am. Coll. vol. 32.) 8° New York, 1827.
Allez (John) Oppression in the Army: or, the favoured Colonel and persecuted
Soldier, as exhibited in his case and that of Colonel Goldie. (Ath. ColL vol 77.)
8° London, 1835.
Allies (T. W.) On the influence of Practical Piety on the temporal and eternal
interests of Mankind ; an Essay. (Sermons, vol. 2.) 12° Oxford.
Almanac. Agricultural Almanac for 1828, by A. E, Miller. (Am. ColL vol 4.)
8° Charleston.
North-Carolina Almanac for 1829, calculated by Hurson M. Cave. (Am.
Coll. vol 46.) 12° Raleigh.
The Upper Canada Almanac and Provincial Calendar for 1827, by J. G.
Chewett. (Am. CoU. voL 9.) 12° York.
Desilver*8 United States Almanac for 1828 and 1829, comprising Calculations
for the Latitudes and Meridians of the Northern, Southern, and Western States.
By S. Smith. (Am. ColL voL 21.) 8° Philadelphia.
Universal Almanac for 1829. By Roach. (Am. Coll. voL 21.) 12<^ Baltimore.
TRACTS. 371
AufAHAC. Virginia and North Carolina Almanac for 1828. (Am. Coll. toI. 46.)
12° Richmond.
AufON (John) His Trial for selling Junius* Letters. (M. Pitt ColL 7oL 71.) S*'
London, 1770.
AiiSTON (R. G.) Some Arguments against National Religions Establishments. ( Ath.
ColL voL 136.) 8° London, 1840.
see Hudson.
AxTEBNATiTEs ; or, What are the Moderate Tories and Conservative Whigs to do?
(Ath. ColL vol. 51.) S° London, 1834.
AxTANLET (Lord) The State of Lreland considered. (Ath. Coll. yoI. 146.) 8^
London, 1841.
see Roden.
Akbbica. Some Bints to People in Power on the present melancholy situation of
onr Colonies in North America. (M. Pitt Coll. vol. 60.) 8° London, 1763.
History of the conduct of the Present Ministry vith regard to the American
Stamp Act (M Pitt ColL voL 65.) 8^ London, 1766.
First and Second Protest and List of the Minority who voted agunst the
Repeal of the American Stamp Act (Nasm. ColL vol. 12.) 3 vols. 8^
Paris, 1766.
The Justice and Necessity of Taxing the American Colonies demonstrated,
with a Vindication of the Authority of Parliament (M. Pitt CoU. vol. 65.) 8^
London, 1766.
Considerations on the Measures carrying on with respect to the British Colonies
in North America. (M. Pitt ColL voL 75 and 90, and Am. Coll. vol. 50.) 8®
London, 1774.
Appeal to the Justice and Interests of Great Britain in the disputes with Ame-
rica. (M. Pitt Coll. voL 108, and Am. ColL vols. 50 and 51.) S° London, 1774.
A Letter from a Farmer in Pennsylvania to the Inhabitants of the British Colo-
nies. (M. Pitt Coll. vol. 76.) 8° Philadelphia, 1774.
The Pennsylvanian Farmer on the Constitutional Power of Great Britain over
the Colonies of America. (M. Pitt Coll. voL 75, and Am. Coll. voL 50.) 8°
Philadelphia, 1774.
Extracts from the Votes and Proceedings of the American Continental Con-
(M. Pitt ColL vol. 76, and Am. Coll. vol. 50.) S° Philadelphia, 1774.
Journal of the Proceedings of the Congress held at Philadelphia, 1774. (M.
Pitt Coll. YoL 78.) 8° London, 1775.
Journal of the Proceedings of the Congress, and Petition to the King. (Am.
Coll. voL 60.) S° London, 1774.
Speech intended to have been spoken in support of the Petition from the
General Congress at Philadelphia. (Am. ColL vol. 51.) 8^ London, 1775.
Speech intended to have been spoken on the Bill for altering the Charters of
Bfassachusetts Bay. (Am. ColL voL 50.) 8° London, 1774.
A Brief Extract of Important Arguments in support of the Supremacy of the
British Legislature, and their right to Tax the Americans. (]VL Pitt ColL voL 77.)
S^ London, 1775.
The Address of the People of Great Britain to the Inhabitants of America.
(BL Pitt Coll. vol. 78, and Am. ColL vol. 48.) S° London, 1775.
Two Appeals to the Justice and Interests of the People of Great Britain in the
present disputes with America. (M. Pitt ColL vol. 78.) 8° London, 1775.
A Second Appeal to Justice and Interests of the People, on the Measures re-
specting America. (Am. ColL vols. 48 and 51.) 8^ London, 1775.
Journal of the Proceedings of the Congress held at Philadelphia, May, 1775.
(M. Pitt CoU. YoL 80.) 8° Philadelphia, 1776.
372 TRACTS.
America. The Rights of Great Britain asserted against the daima of America ; bong
an answer to the Declaration of the General Congress, with a farther Reftitatioo df
Dr. Price's State of the National Debt (Am. CdL vol. 48, and M. Pitt CoU. ?oL
83.) 8° London, 1776.
Common Sense ; addressed to the Inhabitants of America, with additions} sad
Plain Truth, in answer to Common Sense. (M. Pitt ColL toI. 82.) 3 toIs. 8^
London, 1776.
A further Examination of oar present American Measares, and of the Bessoo
and the Principles on which they are fonnded. (M. ntt ColL vol. 83, and Am. CoD.
vol.48.) 8° Bath, 1776.
Joomal of the Provincial Congress of South Carolina, 1776. (M. Pitt ColL
voL 84.) S° London, 1776.
Remarks on the conduct of the Opposition with regard to America ; shewing
their inconsistency by a short Review of their own Measures. (M. Pitt ColL joL
87.) 8^ London, 1777.
The Conciliatory Bills considered. (M. Pitt ColL yoL 90.) 8^ Lond. 1778.
Considerations on the Present State of Affairs between England and America.
(M. Pitt Coll. vol. 88.) S^ London, 1778.
A Plan of Re-union between Great Britain and her Colonies. (M. Pitt CoD.
voL 88.) 8° London, 1778.
The Examination of Jos. Galloway, Speaker of the House of Assembly of
Pennsylvania, before the House of Conmions, in a Committee on the American
Papers ; with Notes. (M. Pitt ColL voL 92.) 8° London, 1779.
Considerations upon the American Enquiry. (M. Pitt ColL toL 98.) 8*^
London, 1779.
A View of the Evidence relative to the conduct of the American War, under
Sir Wm. Howe, Lord Howe, and General Burgojme, with the celebrated Fogitire
Pieces which gave rise to that important Inquiry. (M. Pitt ColL toL 94, and
NasuL Coll. voL 28.) 8° London, 1779.
The Detail and Conduct of the American War under Generals Gage, Hove,
Bnrgoyne, and Admiral Lord Howe, with the whole Evidence, as given before the
Committee of the House of Commons, and the celebrated Fugitive Pieces which
gave rise to that Inquiry. (M. Pitt Coll. voL 96.) 8^ London, 1780.
Considerations upon the French and American War. (M. Pitt ColL voL 95.)
8° London, 1779.
Letters to a Nobleman on the conduct of the War in the Middle Cobniei
(M. Pitt ColL vol. 91.) S^ London, 1779.
Historical and Political Reflections on the Rise and Progress of the American
Rebellion. (M. Pitt ColL voL 97.) 8° London, 1780.
A Plan ; or. Articles of Perpetual Union, Commerce, and Friendship, betveen
Great Britain and her American Colonies. (M. Pitt ColL voL 96.) S^ Lond. 178a
Constitutional Law, comprising the Declaration of Independence, the Articles
of Confederation, the Constitution of the United States, and of the several States
composing the Union. (Am. ColL voL 45.) 12^ Washington, 1820.
Considerations on the Attorney-General's Bill for the establishment of Peace
with America. (M. Pitt ColL voL 101.) 8° London, 1782.
Addresses and Recommendations to the States, by Congress. (Itf. Pitt CoU
voL 107.) 8° London, 1783.
Copies of the Provisional and Preliminary Articles of Peace betweoi Great
Britain, France, Spain, and America. (M. Pitt ColL vol. 107.) 8^ London, 1783.
Observations on the Fifth Article of the Treaty with America. (M. Pitt CoD.
vol. 105.) 8° London, 1783.
The Treaties between his Most Christian Migesty, and the Thirteen United
States of America. (M. Pitt ColL voL 87.) 8^^ London, 1783.
TRACTS. 878
Ambuca. Tbe Cue and Claim of Uil' AmGricns Loyalists considered, with the partl-
culBTeaM of those of Georgia. (M. Pitt Coll. voL 105.) 8° LoadoD, 1783.
Letter from an American on the Restruning ProclaiDBtion. (M. Pitt Coll.
ToL no.) 6° London, 1784.
Considerations od the situation of Great Britain and the United States, with a
view to CommeTcLsl Connexions. (M. Pitt ColL vol. 110.) 6° London, 17S4.
Remarks on Lord Sheffield's Observations on the commerce of the American
States. (M. Pitt CoU. ToL 110.) 8" London, 1784.
Taxation do Tjrannj' ; an Answer to the Resolutions and Address of the
American Congress. (Am. Coll. vol 48.) fl° London, 1785.
The Claim of the American I^yBlists reviewed, and maintained npon incontro-
TCttible principles of Law and Justice. (M. Pitt Coll. vol. 133.) 6° London. 1788.
Eitracl ft-oQi Chnlmer!' Collection of Opinions of Embeni Lawyers on the Law
oTIfatioDB. (Mack. Coll. voL 8.) 8= 1B09.
Thrpc Messages from the President of the United Stales to Congress, in No*.
1811, withDocmnentettccompanyingthesamc. (Am. Coll. voL49.) 8° Loud. 1812.
Copies and Extracts of DocnmentE on tbe subject of British Impressments of
American Seamen. (Am. ColL vol. 49.) 8° London, 1813.
A dispassionate Inqairy into the reasons alleged bj Mr. Madison, for de-
claring an offensive and ruinous War against Great Britaiu, By a New England
Farmer. (Am. ColL vol. 49.) 8° London, 1813.
An Address of Members of the Huime of Represenmtives of the I'niled
States, to their consCitnents, ou the subject of the War with Great Britain. (Am.
CoU- voL 49.) 8° London, 1812.
Perpetual War, the policy of Mr. Madison ; a candid Examination of his lole
Message to Congress, as respects the pretended Nepociations for Peace, a Coascript
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Letter to G. Canning, on the origin and continuance of the War with America.
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Two Tracts, shewing Ibat Americana, bora before the Independence, are uot
Aliens. (Mack. ColL voL 8.) 8= London, 1314.
A Treatise on Eipatria^on. (Mack. ColL vol. 8.) 8° Washington. 1814.
Reply to the Re-statement of Mr. Chalmers' Opinion on the Legal Effects re-
snltingfrom the Independence of the United States. (Mack. ColL voL 8.) 8* Lon-
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Report on RodjIs, Bridges, and Canals, read in tbe Senate, March S3, IB21L
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Report of the Committee on the state of the Republic, in reference to the mur-
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A Sketch of the laternal Condition of the United States of America, and of
their Political Relations with Europe. By a Russian. [J. Smimove.] Tranataled
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A cotmected View of the whole internal Navigation of the United States, natural
and artificial, present and prospective. (Am. ColL vol. 3.) 8° Philadelphia, 1826,
An Aet to incorporate the Columbia, Lancaster, and PhtladelpbJa RaQroad
Company. (Am. ColL vot. 34.) 8° Philadelphia, 1826.
Message f^m the President of the United States to the two Houses of Coti-
gresB, at tbe commencement of tbe First Session of (he 20th Congress. (Am. ColL
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Letter trtim the Secretary of the Treasury, transmitting the Annual Report of
tbe Sttte of the Finances. (Am. Coll. voL !1.) 8° Washington, 1827-
Documents from the Department of State, and ftiAu the War Department, with
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J
374 TRACT&
Ajcbbica. Documents from the Navy Department, thePo8i-lfa8ter-GeDeral,andthe
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General Convention of Agriculturists and Manu&cturers, and oUiefs fnendly
to the encouragement and support of the Domestic Industry of the United Stato,
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A Sketch of the present state of Conmierce, Agriculture, and Mannftctores, in
the United States; with some Observations on the impolicy of high Tariff Lavs.
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A Memorial to Congress against an increase of Duties on ImportatioDs, bj
citizens of Boston and ite vicinity. (Am. ColL vol 31.) 8^ Boetovi, 1827.
The Crisis : or Essays on the Usurpations of the Federal Government By Brutus.
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Congressional Directory for the First Session of the 20th Congrets of the
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Report of the Commissioners on the Penal Code, with the accompanying Docu-
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Letter from the Secretary of the Treasury, transmitting Statements oi the
Commerce and Navigation of the United States, daring the year ending on the 30di
of Sept 1828. (Am. ColL voL 11.) S^ Washington, 1828.
Documents from the Department of War, the Navy Department, and the
Department of State, accompanying the President's Message to Congress at the
commencement of the Second Session of the 20th Congress. (Am. ColL voL 12.)
8° Washington, 1828.
Observations on the Report of the Conmiittee of Ways and Means, made at
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On the Warehousing System and Government Credits of the United Statei
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A few Notes respecting the United States of North America. (Ath. ColL
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see Colonies.
Abierican Episcopal Church. Canons of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the
United States of America ; with the Constitution of the said Church, and course of
studies establLsbed by the House of Bishops in 1804. (Am. ColL vol. 13.) S^
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Episcopal Church. The Constitution, Act of Incorporation, and Statutes of
the General Theological Seminary of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United
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National Academy of Design; its Constitution and Bye-Laws. (Am. CoQ-
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Tariff (The) discussed, in communications published in the Charleston City
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—— Boundary Line. — see Chipman, Hamilton, Head, James, Yule.
Colonies (North) Observations upon their importance to Great Britain. (Am.
Coll. vol. 8.) 8° Halifax, 1825.
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Aja>R£W8 (Robert C.) Letter to Sir Robert Peel on the prevention of the re-establish-
ment in Ireland of Popery and Priestcraft, (Ath. Coll. voL 15.) 8° Lond. 1828.
Amgelo (Michael) — see Catalogue, and Raphael.
TRACTS. 375
Anolxset (Case of Ann, Coantess of) and her three sorriTing Daughters. (Nasm.
ColL voL 16.) 89 London, 1766.
(The Marquis of) — see Gregory.
Anolo-Cathoucus. What are the English Roman Catholics to do? (Ath. Coll.
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Amichini (P.) Remarks on the present laws of Marriage, Adnltery, and Seduction, in
England. (Ath. ColL yoL 77.) 8^ London, 1835.
A Few Remarks on the Annirersary Dinner of the Literary Fund Society,
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Animal Magnetism (A Short Sketch of). (Ath. CoU. toI. 99.) 8^ London, 1838.
Amjou's (The Duke of) Succession considered as to its Legality and Consequences.
Two parts; with an Answer. (M Pitt ColL voL 7.) 4° I^ndou, 1701.
Amkbtbl (W. R.) The conduct of the resident Landlords of Ireland contrasted with
that of the Absentees. (Ath. Coll. vol 174.) 8^ London, 1844.
Anns (Queen) A Collection of all her Majesty's Speeches, Messages, &c., from her
Accession to June 1712. (M Pitt ColL voL 12.) 8^ London, 1712.
(Good Queen) Vindicated, and the Ingratitude, Insolence, &c., of her Whig
Ministry and the Allies detected and exposed. (M. Pitt ColL voL 44.) 8^ Lond. 1748.
Amneslet (Alex.) Strictures on the True Causes of the present alarming scarcity of
Grain and other Provisions, and a plan for permanent relief. (Nasm. ColL voL 32.)
8° London, 1800.
AnwuiTiKS. — Goyemment Tables of Life Annuities. (Misc. Coll. vol, 6.) 4°
■ Instructions for the establishment of Parochial Societies for granting Govern-
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Anstet (Christ) The New Bath Guide. (Nasm. ColL vol. 14.) 8° Cambridge, 1766.
Anticipation : containing the substance of his Majesty's most gracious Speech to both
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Anti-Slayert Monthly Reporter, for Sept 1826. (Am. ColL voL 29.) 8^ Lond. 1826.
Reporter (The) for January, 1831. (Slavery ColL voL 6.) 8° London, 1831.
Apostoucal Succession. The Uninterrupted Succession of the Ecclesiastical Mission
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Afotbecaues. Statement of the Society of Apothecaries on their administration of
the Apothecaries' Act. (Ath. ColL voL 181.) 8^ London, 1844.
Appeals to the Sense of the People on the present posture of Affiurs. (M Pitt ColL
voL 51.) 8^ London, 1756.
Appleton (Nathan) Examination of the Banking System of Massachusetts. (Ath.
Coll. voL 69.) 8° Boston, 1831.
Remarks on Currency and Banking, having reference to their derangement
in the United States. (Misc. ColL vol. 10.) 8° Boston, 1841.
App&bnticb Laws — ^their Origin, Object, and Operation. (Mack. ColL vol. 2.) 8^
London, 1814.
Aram (Eugene) The Genuine Account of his Life and Trial for the murder of Daniel
Clarke. (Nasm. ColL voL 9.) 8^ London, 1759.
Abchiologicus. What is Style ? — the Royal or Baronial ? — the Priestly or Monastic ?
or the Squirely ? for the New Houses of Parliament (Ath. ColL vol. 104.) 8^
London, 1837.
Arqtle's (The Duke of) Conduct reviewed. (M. Pitt Coll. vol. 29.) 8® Lond. 1740.
Abutocract and Democracy. (Ath. Coll. voL 102.) 8° London.
Aristophanes. Plutus, the God of Riches, a Comedy, translated, with Notes, by H.
Fielding and Wm. Young. (Nasm. ColL voL 3.) 8° London, 1742.
Armand (James) A Sermon on the Spirit of the Gospel, translated by Thot. Davey.
(Nasm. Coll. voL 4.) S*^ Norwich, 1763.
376 TRACXa
Abmstbono (Biij.-GeiL) On Corporal Pcnwhinftnti in the Britith Army; wi& t
plan to provide seamen for the Nayy without Impreaiment (Ath. CoQ. toL 51)
8^ London, 1834.
AxxT. An Argument shewing that ft Standing Army ia inoonaistent wt^ a Free
GoTemment (Bl Pitt ColL vol 1.) 8^ London* 1697.
Reasons against a Standing Army. (M. Pitt CioU. yoL 16.) 8^ Londoa, 1717.
Three Speeches against oontinning the Army. (Bl Pitt CoQ. toL 16.) 8°
London, 1718.
Letter from a By-stander, wheron is examined what necearity there is fcr tbe
maintenance of a large regular Land-Foroe, with two Anawen. (M. Pitt CqH
YoL 32.) 3 vols. 8^ London, 1742.
Enquiry into the extraordinary and adyantageous Bargain for renittiog
money for the pay of the Forces abroad. (M. Pitt Coll. toL 37.) B9 London, 1743.
Arnold (Thomas) Principles of Church Reform. (Ath. ColL toL 31.) 8^ Loud. 18SS.
An Inaugural Lecture on the Study of Modem History. (Ath. ColL yoL I6i)
8® Oxford, 1841.
(Thomas Kirchever) Remarka on Rev. F. Close's Churdi Arduteetue serip-
turally considered. (Ath. Coll. toL 185.) 8^ London, 1844.
Arnott (Archdeacon) — see Napoleon.
Abbitabene (M.) Considerations sur lea principauz moyena d'am^Uorer le sort da
Classes Ouvri^res. (Sfisc CoH vol 2.) 12^ Bruxelles, 1832.
Abticlbs. Subscription no Bondage ; or, the Practical Advantagea of the XXXU
Articles in Academical Education. (Ath. ColL voL 61.) B^ Oxford, 1835.
The XXXIX Articles oonstmed by themsdyes. (Tract. ControT. vol 7.) 8"
Oxford, 1841.
Artiixert (Notes on). (Ath. ColL voL 20.) 8^ London, 1826.
Ahhlet (Lord) A few Words to, from a Country Clergyman. (Ath. ColL toL 171.)
8^ London, 1843.
Case and Appeal of James Ashley in relation to Simons, the Polish JeV'
(Nasm. ColL vol. 12.) 8^ London, 1753.
(John) Memoirs concerning the Trade and Rerenues of the Britiah Colooiei
in America. (M. Pitt ColL vol. 28.) 8° London, 1740.
AsHPiTBL (Arthur) A Few Tracts on the Com I^iws, defending the Agncoltonl
Interest (Ath. ColL voL 113.) 8^ London, 1839.
Astronomical Socistt. — see Transactions.
Atchison (late Captain of the Royal Artillery,) Statement in defence of his Mili-
tary Integrity. (Ath. Coll. vol. 47.) 8^ London, 1834.
Athens. On certain disputed Positions in the Topography of Athens. [By Lieot-
Colonel W. M. Leake.] (Ath. ColL vol. 73.) 8^ London, 1835.
Atkinson (Christopher) — see Scourge.
(Jaspar) On the Bullion Committee. (Bullion ColL voL 2.) 8^ London, 1810.
(W.) The Reason for protecting Home Trade ; or, the principle of Free Trade
refated. (Ath. ColL voL 58.) 8® London, 1833.
The State of the science of Political Economy investigated. (Ath. CoE toL
100.) 8^ London, 1838.
The Com Laws; or. How stands the question? (Ath. ColL voL 113.) 8°
London, 18.39.
Attachment. Considerations on Proceedings by Information and Attachment
(Nasm. ColL vol. 20.) S^ London, 1768.
AuRURN State- Prison. Report of the Commissioners directed to visit it. (Am. CdD.
voL 28.) 8° Albany, 1827.
Report of Gershom Powers, the Agent and Keeper. (Am. ColL voL 26.)
8° Albany, 1828.
TRACTS. 377
AucKULND (Lord) The Substance of his Speech on Finance, May 2nd, 1796. (M.
Pitt CoU. vol 133.) S^ London, 1796.
Speech, April 11th, 1799, on the proposed Address to his Msjesty, on the
Resolations, as a Basis of an Union between Great Britain and Ireland. (Union
Coli vol. 6.) 8^ Dublin, 1800.
see India.
Australia. Proposal for founding a colony on the Southern Coast of Australia.
(Ath. Coll vol. 36.) 8° London, 1831.
Plan of a Company for founding a colony in Southern Australia. (Ath.
Coa voL36.) 8° London, 1831.
Outline of a plan of a proposed colony, to be founded on the South 0>ast of
Australia. (Ath. Ck)lL vol 46.) 8^ London, 1834.
Report of the Speeches at the appointment of Captain Hindmarsh as Governor
of S. Australia. (Ath. Coll vol. 77.) 8^ London, 1835.
Report on the Statistics of Western Australia, in 1840. (Ath. Coll vol 162.)
8° Perth, 1841.
ApgrwAT.ASTA. Sketch of a proposal for its Colonization. (Ath. Coll. vol 36.) 8^ 1833.
AcsTBiA. Letter to the Craftsmen on the War against the Emperour [of Austria].
(M. Pitt Coll vol 23.) 8° London, 1734.
Atbton (Scrope) Proposal for an Act for facilitating Deeds of Composition by In-
solvent Traders. (Ath. C^ll. vol. 9.) 8^ London, 1833.
Babbaob (Charles) Reflections on the Decline of Science in England, and on its
causes. (Ath. Coll vol 12.) 8° London, 1830.
Gn the alleged Decline of Science in England. By a Foreigner, [in reply to
Babbage.] (Ath. Coll. vol 12.) 8^ London, 1831.
Babinoton (G. G.) The Hunterian Oration. (Ath. Coll vol. 161.) 8^ London, 1842.
Bacon (Lord) — see Montagu.
>^ — The Case of Private and National Corruption and Bribery impartially con-
Mend. (M. Pitt Coll. vol 18.) 8° London, 1721.
(J.) On the Appointment of a Commission for promoting the Fine Arts.
(Ath. Coll vol 165.) 8° London, 1843.
Baooe (James) Popery in Alliance with Treason ; a Sermon. (Ath. Coll. vol 88.) 8°
London, 1838.
Baoot (Bishop) A Charge, delivered to the clergy of the Diocese of Oxford, at his
fourth Visitation. (Charges, vol 4.) 8° Oxford, 1842,
see Newman.
Bailt (Francis) Memoir relative to the Annular Eclipse of the Sun, to happen Sept
7, 1820. (Ath. CJoll vol. 73.) 8° London, 1818.
Further Remarks on the defective state of the Nautical Almanac. (Ath. Coll
vol 12.) 8^ London, 1829.
Badi (Donald) The Importance of Agriculture to a State, the Necessity for protecting
it in Great Britain, and the principles of that Protection explained. (Ath. (}oll.
vol 47.) 8° London, 1834.
Baimbridoe (W.) On Church Leases. (Ath. Coll vol. 160.) 8^ London, 1841.
Bainbs (Dr.)— see Roman-catholic Question.
(Edward) Reasons in favour of Free Trade in C^m, and against a Fixed Duty.
(Com L. Coll vol 5.) 8^ Leeds, 1843.
Letters to the Earl of Harewood, on the Price of Bread, and the Rent of Land.
(Ath. Coll. vol. 179.) \2^ London, 1844.
Babbb (Thomas) Memoirs of his Life and Writings ; with a Catalogue of his MS.
Collections, by Robert Masters. (Nasm. Coll vol. 38.) 8^ Cambridge, 1784.
BAI.ANCE of Power (The) past and prospective. (Ath. C^ll vol. 7.) 8° London, 1832.
3 c
378 TBACTa
Baldwin (George) Political ReeoUcetioni lelatiTe to Egypt ; with ft Vwm&wt of
the British Cunpaign in 1801. (Nasm. ColL toL 36.) 8^ London, 1801.
Baix (Charles) An Union neither necessarj nor expedient for Irdand ; in answer
to Argnments for and against an Union. (Union CoU. toI. 1.) 8^ DabliD, 1799.
Ballot. Objections to the Ballot, by a Friend to Parliamentary Reform. (Ath. CoO.
ToL 17.) 8^ London, 1831.
Reflections on the Ballot. (Ath. ColL voL 17.) 8^ London, 1831.
Questions on the Ballot, for the consideration of the People of Kngfand ( Atfa.
ColL ToL 3a) 8^ London, 1833.
Observations on the exercise and abase of the ElectiTe Franchise and Vote \tj
BaUot (Ath. ColL ToL 72.) 8^ Bristol, 1837.
Thoughts on the Ballot (Ath. ColL toL 170.) 8^^ London, 1837.
A Test for the Ballot, drawn firom the principles of Democratic GoTenimeDt.
(Ath. CoU. voL 107.) S^ London, 1839.
see Bulkeley, Christie, Chorchill, Crombie, Denison, Nugent, Peaioe, and Smith.
Baltimore City and County Report of the Trustees for the Poor, for 1827 and 182&
(Am. ColL voL 22.) 8° Baltimore.
Bahfil (Samuel) A Letter to D. Giddy, in answer to his Plain Statement of tk
Bullion Question. (Currency ColL toL 2.) 8^ London, 1811.
Bank of England (Remarks upon the) with regard more espedall j to oar Trade and
GoTcmment (M. Pitt ColL toL 10.) 8^ London, 1705.
Appeal to the People of England on the renewal of the Charter of the BsnL
(Bl Pitt ColL ToL 34.) 8^ London, 1742.
Facts relatire to the Bank of England, on the nature and infloenee of the Buk
Charter. (Ath. ColL 7ol. 13.) 8^ London, 1832.
Considerations on the Capital Stock of the Bank of England. (M. Pitt CoU.
▼oL 122.) 8^ London, 1788.
Address to the Proprietors of Bank Stock and the Public on the
the Bank of England. (Ath. ColL yoL 13.) 8^ London, 1828.
On the Advantages derived from the establishment of Branch Banks. (AtL
ColL ToL 13.) 8° London, 1828.
Power of the Bank of England, and the Use it has made of it. (Ath. CoD.
ToL 29.) 8° London, 1832.
An Impartial Inquiry into the Bank Question. (Ath. ColL toL 29.) S^
London, 1833.
Report of the General Meeting of the Chamber of Commerce and Bfanufte*
tures at Manchester, on the effects of the administration of the Bank of EnglaixL
(Ath. ColL vol. 125.) 8° London, 1840.
Bank of the United States, Report of the Stockholders, Sept 1, 1828. (Am. ColL
ToL30.) 8^ Phihidelphia, 1828.
Bankimo. Legislation gone astray ; or, Review of the Banking ControTeray. (Ath.
ColL voL 13.) 8° London, 1828.
Remarks on the Objections to Joint Stock Banks. (Ath. ColL toL 47.) 8^
London, 1833.
The Safety and Advantages of Joint Stock Banking. (Ath. ColL toL 47.) 8°
London, 1833.
Considerations on Joint Stock Banking, chiefly with reference to the Sitot-
tion and Liabilities of Shareholders. (Ath. Coll. vol. 47.) 8^ London, 1833.
Report of the Committee of the House of Commons on Joint Stock Banks.
(Ath. ColL voL 69.) 8° London, 1836.
Letter to the Secret Committee of the House of Commons on Joint Stock Banks,
by Alfred. (Ath. Coll. vol. 69.) 8° London, 1837.
Facts and Fallacies in the Evidence taken by ** The Committee on Banks of
Issue," by Abel Monitor. (Ath. CoU. voL 147.) 8^ London, 184 L
TRACTS. 379
BAHKora The Minister Mistaken; or, the Queition of Depreciation erroneously
stated bj Mr. Hnskisson. (Ath. ColL vol. 176.) 8^ London, 1844.
Banks (A letter to Sir Joseph) containing Strictures on his Letter to the National
Institote of France. (Nasm. ColL vol. 42.) 8° London, 1802.
(Perc. W.) Remarks concerning the trial of Controverted Elections. (Ath.
ColL YoL 83.) 8^ London, 1838.
Barbaix>e8. Debate in the House of Commons, June 23, 1825, on Mr. Buxton's Motion
relative to the demolition of the Methodist Chapel and Mission-House, in Barbadoes,
and expulsion of Mr. Shrewsbury from that Island. (Slavery ColL voL 6.) 8^
London, 1825.
Babbeb (Capt James) The Court of Directors of the East India Company, versus Her
Mi^esty's Ministers, &c., as regards a complete plan of Steam Communication be-
tween England and India. (Ath. ColL voL 129.) 8^ London, 1839.
Philojohannes Unmasked, and the truth told, relative to the East India Com-
pany's management of Steam Communication with India. (Ath. ColL voL 129.)
8^ London, 1839.
Babdwbix (William) Westminster Improvements ; a Brief Account of Ancient and
Modem Westminster ; with Observations on former Plans of Improvement (Ath.
ColL voL 118.) 8^ London, 1839.
Ba&ino (Bingham) A Letter to the Electors of Winchester. (Ath. Coll. vol. 51.)
8^ London, 1835.
(Francis) The Commutation Act ; its Principle established by Facts. (M. Pitt
ColL ToL 117.) 8° London, 1786.
Barker (J. N.) — see Meade.
Barlow (H. C.) On the Causes and Effects of Disease, in reference to the Moral Con-
stitution of Man. (Ath. CoU. voL 99.) 89 Edinburgh, 1837.
Barnard (Sir John) A Letter to, on his Proposals for raising Three Millions of Money ;
with Remarks on the Letter. (M. Pitt ColL vol. 42.) 2 vols. 8^ London, 1746.
(Mordaunt) Reasons of a Clergyman for acting as a Guardian of the Poor.
(Ath. ColL voL 92.) 8*^ London, 1837.
Barnes (Geo.) The Rights of the Imperial Crown of Ireland asserted and maintained,
against Arguments for and against an Union, &c (Union ColL voL 2.) 8^ DubliD,1799.
(J. H.) and E. a. CarrolL List of Articles free of Duty and Tariff from 1828,
on all Goods imported into the U. S. of America. (Am. ColL voL 31.) 8^ Phila-
delphia, 1828.
Barret (Le Chevalier de) Reponse i M. Mehce Delatouche. (Mack. ColL voL 14.)
8^ Paris, 1814.
Barrois (J. de) Speech delivered at the Christian Association for the completion of
Criminal Legislation. (Ath. ColL voL 184.) 8^ London, 1844.
Barron (Henry W.) A few Notes on the Public Schools and Universities of Holland
and Germany. (Ath. ColL voL 140.) 8^^ London, 1840.
(James) A brief Essay on the causes of Dry- Rot in public and private Ships, and
iU remedy. (Am. Coll. vol. 32.) 8<> Norfolk, 1828.
Barrt (James) Description of his Series of Pictures in the Great Room of the Society
of Arts. (Ath. ColL voL 20.) 8^ London, 1821.
Another edition. (Ath. ColL voL 118.) 8^ London, 1833.
Bartbr (William B.) The Divine Institution of the Christian Sabbath vindicated, in
answer to Abp. Whately's Thoughts on the Sabbath. (Sermons, vol. 1.) 8^
London, 1833.
Bart (R. B. de) A Charm against Chartism; in which the Title of the Operative is set
ibrtii, and his Estate ascertained ; comprising Thoughts on Education, and the expe-
diency of instituting Public Games. (Ath. ColL voL 144.) 8^ London, 1839.
Batsman (Joseph) La Martinidre ; a Reply to certain Statements respecting the Bishop
of Cakntta. (Ath. ColL voL 140.) 8^ London, 1839.
380 TRACTS.
Bath (Poltenej, Earl of) Congratulatory Letter to a certain Right Hon. PerMm oo hk
late disappointment of being First Commissioner of the Treasury. (M. Pitt CoU.
▼oL 36.) 8^ London, 1743.
Faction Detected by the Evidence of Facta, contuning a view of Parties at
home, and Affairs abroad. (M. Pitt CoU. yoL 36.) 8^ London, 1743.
The Detector Detected, in answer to ** Faction Detected.*' (M. Pitt CoU. tqL 36.)
8^ London, 1743.
The Desertion Discussed, or the last and present Opposition placed in their
tme Ught ; in answer to *« Faction Detected." (M. Pitt CoU. vol 36.) 8^^ Loud. 1743.
Review of the PoUtical Condact of a late eminent Patriot, being an answer to
" Faction Detected." (M. Pitt ColL vol. 36.) 69 London, 1743.
Defence of the People ; or, Confutation of " Faction Detected." (M. Pitt CoU-
▼ol 38.) 8^ London, 1744.
The Opposition rescued from the insolent attacks of " Faction Detected.'
(M. Pitt CoU. vol. 38.) 8° London, 1744.
The New Opposition compared with the Old, in which the aspernoas of
" Faction Detected" are fuUy refuted. (M. Pitt CoU. vol 38.) S^ London, 1774.
Enquiry into the Present State of our Domestic Afbirs, wherein some Cha-
racters (E. of Bath, &c.) which have been unjustly aspersed are modestly viiidi-
dicated. (M. Pitt CoU. vol 38.) 8° London, 1744.
Baudin (Admiral) — see Mexico.
Batues (F.) The Contrast ; or, MUitary Chieftains and PoUtical Chieftains. (Am.
ColL voL 24.) 8° Albany, 1828.
see Adams.
Bbalbs (Ed.) The Polish Question stated in a speech at the Anniversary Meeting-
(Ath. Coll vol 65.) 8° London, 1835.
Beard (J.) Letters which have passed between him and John Shebbeare. (Nasm.
CoU. vol. 18.) S^ I^ndon, 1767.
Beaslet (F.) An Examination of Tract No. 90. (Tract Controv. vol 6.) 8^
New York, 1842.
Beaumarchais (P. A. Caron de) Observations sur le Memoire Justificatif de la Coor
de Londres. (M. Pitt CoU. vol. 97.) 8° London, 1780.
Beaumont (J. T. Barber) The Consequences of the AboUtion of Imprisonment for
Debt considered. (Ath. CoU. vol. 75.) 8° London, 1836.
On the Causes and Cure of the present Distresses : with a Plan of Parlia-
mentary Reform. (Ath. CoU. vol. 30.) 8^ London, 1830.
(G.) FuU particulars of the Reform BUI, with Observations. (Ath. ColL vol
18.) 8° London, 1831.
Bedford (A Letter to the Duke oQ. (M. Pitt Coll. vol. 52.) 8° London, 1757.
■ A Letter to C. J. Fox, in consequence of the pubUcation of A Sketch of the
Character of Francis, Duke of Bedford. (Nasm. CoU. vol. 38.) 8^ Bath.
Beeke (H.) Observations on the produce of the Income Tax, and on its proportioo to
the whole Income of Great Britain. (Nasm. CoU. voL 33.) 8^ London, 1799.
Beldam (J.) On the Reduction of the Duties on Sugar. (Ath. CoU. voL 148.) 8^
London, 1841.
Belgium. A Letter on the Belgic Revolution, its origin, causes, and consequences.
(Ath. CoU. vol. 6.) 8° London, 1831.
> RecueU de Pieces Diplomatiques, relatives aux affaires de la HoUande et de la
Belgique. (Ath. ColL vol 6.) 8° La Haye, 1831.
A Letter to the Marqms Camden, on the disputes between Holland and Belgium.
(Ath. CoU. voL 6.) 8° London, 1832.
Statuts Organiques de la Commission Centrale de Statistiqne de Belgique. (Ath.
CoU. vol. 153.) S^ BruxeUes, 1841.
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Beix (John) A'^^ndication of the rights of British Laodownen, Fanners, and Lahourers,
against Uie claims of the Cotton Capitalists to a Free Trade in Com. (Ath. ColL
ToL lis.) 8^ London, 1839.
(J.) On the progress of Phannacy in Great Britain. (Ath. Coll. toL 161.) 8^
London, 1843.
(Robert) On the relative merits of the English and Scotch Banking Systems.
(Ath. ColL YoL 100.) 8^ Edinburgh, 1838.
A Letter to J. W. Gilbart, on the regulation of the Corrency by the Foreign
Exchanges. (Ath. ColL voL 123.) 8^ London, 1840.
Bkllexblss (The Doke de) Letters to Marechal de Contades, found after the Battle of
Minden. (M. Pitt ColL yoL 58.) 8^ London, 1759.
BsaxENDENns. A Free Translation of the Preface to Bellendenus [by Dr. Parr] ;
containing animated Strictures on the great Political Characters of the Present
Time. (M. Pitt ColL voL 122.) 8° London, 1788.
BsLTRAifi (J. C.) La Decouverte des Sources du Mississippi et de la Riviere San-
glante. (Am. ColL vol. 1.) 8^ Nouv. Orleans, 1824.
*« Pilgrimage," and the Quarterly Review. (Ath. Coll. voL 60.) 8° London
(privately printed, 1828).
Bkhnstt (W.) — see Scourge.
Bknson (Egb.) Memoir read before the Historical Society of the State of New York,
Dec 31, 1816. (Am. ColL voL 4.) 8^ Jamaica, 1825.
(Christopher) The Dnty of Contending for the Faith : a Sermon. (Sermons,
ToL 1.) 8^ London, 1832.
A Sermon in Aid of the Cholera Fund of Worcester. (Sermons, voL 1.)
8^ Worcester, 1832.
Letter on the Proceedings of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners. (Ath. ColL
ToL 67.) 8^ London, 1837.
— ^ Protestant Zeal recommended: a Sermon. (Sermons, voL 2.) 8^ Lond. 1837.
Discourses upon Tradition and Episcopacy. (Tract Controv. voL 5.) 8^
London, 1839.
(Robert) On the Office of Deputy Recorder of Salisbury. (Ath. ColL voL
39.) S^ London, 1831.
Bkkthaii (George) Observations on the Registration BilL (Ath. ColL vol. 10.)
8^ London, 1831.
(Jeremy) Canada: Emancipate your Colonies! an unpublished Argument.
(Ath. ColL voL 85.) 8^ London, 1838.
BsRATTELSE om de Arbeten och Forsok som vid Kongl. Landtbruks-Academiens
Experimentairalt verkstiiUdes ar 1831. (Misc. ColL voL2.) 12° Stockhokn, 1832.
Bbbsns (Archdeacon E.) On Church Reform. (Ath. Coll. voL 44.) 8° Oxford, 1834.
Bebssvobo (Rt Hon. John) Speech on his moving the vith Article of the Union with
Ireland, March 19th, 1800. (Union ColL voL 8.) 8° Dublin, 1800.
(Viscount) Letter to C. E. Long, on the Extracts from the Correspondence
of the Ute Lieut-Gen. R. B. Long. (Ath. Coll. vol. 40.) 8° London, 1833.
BxBUCLET (Bishop) The Analyst ; or, a Discourse addressed to an Infidel Mathema-
tician: with an Answer by J.Walton. (Nasm. ColL voL 7.) 2 vols. 8° Lond. 1734.
A Defence of Free-thinking in Mathematics. (Nasm. ColL vol. 7.) 8°
London, 1735.
An Introduction to the Doctrine of Fluxions, and Defence of the Mathema-
ticians, against Bishop Berkeley. (Nasm. ColL voL 7.) 8° London, 1736.
see Walton.
(Hon. Capt) A Letter to Sir John Barrow, on the system of War and Peace
complements in Her Majesty's Ships. (Ath. ColL vol. 121.) 8^ London, 1839.
Bebxinoham (Jos. A.) Observations on the Utility and Conformity of the Archbishop
of Dublin's Injunction. (Ath. Coll. voL 62.) 8<' Dublin, 1836.
382 TRACTS.
BzMnKOH^H (T.) A LctUr on th« Coro Liws to the Landownen and Oceupien of
l.and in Iretand. (Corn L. ColL toL 4.) H° Dublin, 1641.
Beeinabd (GoTi^mor) Select Letters on the Trade end Oovemmait of Amctia.
(M. Pitt Coll. vol. 74.) 8= London. 1774.
(J. B.) Appeal lu the Conaerralives. (Ath. Coll. toL 51.) B" London, lUS.
Bbrquik (M.) Seniimeiu del Coloas de Saint Domingue, cnven letir Monirqne <t
leurPalrie. (Mack. Coll. toI. 17.) 8° Paris, 1814.
Best (Samuel) Case of the Deans atid Chapters eonEidcred, in answer toW.L. BovltL
(Alh. Coll. vol. 67.) 8° London, 1837.
After Thougbts on reading Dr. Backland'a Bridgevater Treatise. (AiIlCoII
TOL 73.) 8" London, 1837.
Bbthaii (Sir William) Papers on an Ancient AgtrooomiCB! Instrnmeol of the Iriikl
on the Ring Money of the Cettie ; and on the Affinity of the Phenician and Celdt
Langoagei. (Misc. Coll. vol 4.) 4° Uublln, 1836.
- — ■- — Observations on the Evidence on the Record Commission, a* il refen to tb
Irish Becords. (Ath. Coll. toI. 79.) S° Dublin, 1837.
Two Letters Vt Sir William R. Hamilton, President of the Rojal Irish
Academy. (Ath. ColL voL 141.) 8° Dublin, 1840.
see Pelrie.
Bnraiii. (Isaac B.) A Reply to Argiunants for and against an Union, in Tbici
H'K en na's Memoir is tslien iato co us ide ration. (Union ColL voL 2.) S° Dublin, I7M.
BETHtTKG (J. E. Drinkwater) Leicer to M. T. Sadler. (Ath. ColL voL 45.) 9^
Leeds, 1833.
Bettuimie (William) Brief History of the Church in Upper Canidi. (Alb. Call
vol. 90.) 8° Loudon, 1838.
Bgvbrlet (R. M.) Reply to Professor Sedgwick's Letter on the corrupt stale of tin
Uoiversitj of Cambridge. (Alh. Coll. voL 43.) 8° London, 1834.
The Heresy ofa Humaa Priesthood traced, in Letters on the present state (f
the Visible Church of Christ. (Alh. Coll. voL 138.) 8" London, 1839.
see Sedgwick.
BexliEt (Lord) — see Roman -catholic Question.
BiBEH (G. E.) Catbolicity o. Sibthorp ; or. some help to tasver the Qoestion, Whttbcr
R. W. Sibthorp b now or ever was a Citholic P (Tract. Contror. vol 4.) S°
London, 1842.
BicEERaTAFFE (Icsac) Maid of tbe Milt; a Comic Opera. (Naam. ColL voLK)
S° London, 1765.
The Padlock; a Comic Opera. (Nssm. Coll, voL 21.) 8° Londm, IJ6S.
BnuiLB (Nicholas) Euloginm on Thomas Jtffcrson, before the American Pbiloti>]!iu(^
Society, April 11, 1827. (Am. ColL voL 17.) 8" FhiUdetpbio, 1837.
BiosBi (John) Localities of Canadian Minerals ; with Notes and ExtrseO. (An.
Coll. vol. 19.) 8° Quebec, I8a7.
BisNET (Hor.) Eulogium npoo the Hon. William TJlghtnao, lale Chief Justic* of
Pennsylvania. (Am. Coll vol 1 7.) 8° Philadelphia, 1837.
BiNTlHliE (Le Chevalier de la) Observations surun Article dn " Morning Chroiuclc.'
[snr la Revolution.] (M. Pitt Coll. vol 134.) 8° London, 1792.
BiBD (C. S.) A Plea for the Beformed Church. (Tract Conlrov. vol. 9.) B" LDDd.IMl.
see Je*elL
But (J.) On the Administration of the Act for the Abolition of British CakKU^
Slavery. (Ath. CoU. vol 96.) 8° London, 1837.
BiBHops. An Address to the Deans and Chapters of Cathedrtl ChnrchM on tbi
Election of Bishops. (Ath. Coll voL 44.) B° London, 1833.
Blacas (Le Comte de) — lee Chabannes.
TRACTS. 383
Blackbdrh (Peter) Argnmenl respecting Moral Duty in Legiiladon. (Atb. Coll.
ToL71.) 8° London, 1836.
«e W«i«on,
Bt^ACKBDttNE (J.) Some Remarhs upon the Nature andOrigiaoftbe Tithes io Loudon.
(Alh. Coll. vol. 136.) 8° ■ Camhridge, 1839.
Blackeb (William) On the management of Landed Propert)' in Ireland) n Prixe
Euay. (Ath. Coll. toL 45.) 8° Dnblin, 1S34.
The Eyila maeparable froni s Miied Currenoji. and the Adiantagea to he
•ecnred bj introducing an incantrovertible Naiiooal Paper CircnlatioD. (Ath.
ColL *oL 133.) 8° London, 18»!>.
Review of C, Shaw Lefetre's Letter to his ConititnenU on the State of Agri-
calmre. (Ath. ColL toL 81.) 8° London, IS37.
B1.1KK (Sir F.) The EOlcnc; of n Sinking Fund of oae Million per annnm coniidered.
(M. Pitt CoU. vol. 117.) 8= Loodon, 1786.
Peers " all alike." HTiat do Ministers now think of sn Electise House of
Lords? (Ath. ColL voL 98.) 8° London, 1838.
(FranoU)-Bee Thornton.
{ Willinm) On the Principles which regnUte the Course of Exchange, and on
the depreciated slate of the Currency. (Ballion ColL voL 3, and Currency ColL
ToL 1.) a° London. 1810.
— Obiervutions, in reply to a pamphlet, hy the Rev. R. Jonea. on the Asseis-
mentof Tithes to the Poor's Rate. (Alh. ColL voL 111.) 8° Loadan, 1839.
Bi^iLSEgLET (Joseph William) Thoughts on the RecommendatioDs of the Ecclesiastical
CommiEEion. (Alh. ColL vol. 67.) 8° London, 1837.
— . — - The Stndies of the University essentially general in their nature 1 the Com-
memoratioa Sermon, preached Dec. 15, 1836. (Sermous, voL 3.) 8° Cuub. 1836.
Seminiries of Sound Learning and Religious Education 1 the Commemoratioa
Sermon, preached Dec. 16, 18.19. (Sermons, vol. i.) 8° Cambridge, 1839.
■ Catholicity and Protestantism ; the Commemoration Sermon, Dec. 16, 1841,
(Sermons, vol. 3.) 8° Cambridge, I8ia.
Blakewat (Rev. John) Ad Attempt to ascertain the author of the Letters of Junius.
(Mack. ColL voL 7.) 8° London, 1813.
Sl.A!lt>FoaD (The Marquis of) — see Parliamentary Reform.
fiucH (R.) Bellom Agrarium ; Observations on the Poor Law Bill. (Ath. Coll. voL
45.) 8° London, 1834.
Buiis (La Regence a) 00, les demiers Momeiis dii Gouvernement Imperial, p«r on
Habitant de Paris, refngic a Blois, (Mack. ColL vol. 15.) 8° Paris, 1B14.
SlxiMnELD (Bishop, C. J.) A Letter on the present Neglect of the Lord's Day.
(Atb. ColL ToL SO.) 8° London, 1830.
Proposals for a Fund for the buildicg of additional Churches in (he Uetro-
(xdis. (Ath. CqIL toll, 68 and 90.) 8° London. 1836.
A Charge, delivered to the clergy of the Diocese of London, at the Viiitatioo,
ID 1838. (Charges, voL 1.) 8° London, 1838.
A Sermon, preached at the Coronation of Queen Victoria. (Sermons, vol. 9.)
6° London, 1838.
NslioDsl Education, a Sermon. (Sermons, vol, 2.) S° London, 1838.
Speech on National Educatiou, May 28, 1839. (Ath. CoU. voL 116.) 8°
Loudon.
A Letter to the Archbishop of Canterbury, upon the formalioD of a Fuiid for
endowing additional Bishoprics in the Coloniet. (Alb. ColL toL 131.) e°
London, 1840.
A Charge, delivered to the clergy of the Diocese of London, at the Visitation,
in 1842. (Charges, toL 4.) S° London, 1843.
384
TRACTa
a Ihrec Lettcn lo the Bisbop of Sarnm,
a the Elective FranchUe. (AiL
Blundbu. (Tbi
(Ath. Coll. 1
B. M. [Basil Montagu.] Letter lo Lord Urotigliai
ColL Tol. lOS.) 8° London, 1839.
Bode (Biron de) His Apppol to the Hoosc of Commoni for a Select ComiMltee t«
complete the eiBniinalioQ of bis Claico. (Atb. Coll. toL 77.) S° London, 1 33E.
BouNGBBoKE (HeDTj, Lord) The Grand Accuser the gTeat«Et of kU CrinusklK (U.
Pin Coll. vol 24.) B" London, 1735.
BoNlFAHTB (Lonig Napoleon )— See Persigny.
- — ~ (Lucien) KopoQBe mix Mcmoires du General LaiOBrqae. (Ath. CoU, toL iJ.)
8° Londou, 1835.
BooKBiNDiNa : iu History and Improtemests. (Atb. Coll. toL ISi.) S° Loud. 1341.
BooTHST (Sir Brooke) Obgervatious on the Appeal frota the New to the Old Wbigi,
aiid on PBine'B " Highla of Man." (M. Pitt Coll. toL 130.) 8° London, 179a.
BoRBETT (W. P.) Three Letters upon a Poor Lair and Public Medical Relief 6r
Ireland. (Ath. Coll. toL 82.) 8° I-ondon, 1S38.
BoBANQUE'r (C.) Letter to W. Manamg. on tbe cauKS of the rapid and ptograai*
depreciation of Weel India Property. (Slavery Coll. vol. 1.) 8° London, ISlH.
Supplement to Practical ObsercaUons on the Report of the Bullion CommiUH^
{BalliooColLvoL 2.) 8° London. 1810.
we Bicardo.
(J. W.) Metallic, Paper, and Credit Correncj, and the means of regnltnag
their quantity and value. (Atb. CoU. vol. 167.) 8° London, 1643.
BoBTocK (John) Oo the Purification of Thames Water. (Misc. Coll. voL 3.) t°
London, IS29.
Bee Pliny.
Boston. Some Account of the Medical School in Boston, and of the Mifti"*"™"*
0«neml Hospital. (Am. Coll. vol 19.) 8" Boston, 1824.
Report of tbe Committee of the Boston House of Industry. (Am. ColL voL »,)
8° Boston, 1827.
— First Four Annual Reports of the Manugers of thi' Boston Prison DlMftine
Society, 1826-28. (Am. Coll. vol. 38.) 4 vols. 6'^ Boston, 1830.
The Same ; First. Second, atid Third Annual Reports. (Am. ColL voU. 15 n'
£6.) 3 vols. 8° Boston, 1826-2S.
Review of tbe Report of a Comioittee of tbe citizenE of Boston and naail;>
opposed to a further increase of Duties on Importations. (Am. ColL voL 31.) 8°
Pbiladelpbia, 1828.
BoDKNE (R.) A Cbrislian Miniature of John Savery, E^., of Bristol, in testimcn; of
esteem. (Misc. Coll. vol. 3.) 12° London, 1835.
B0WDI.E& (Charles) EcclesiBstieal Courts Bill ; a Letter to Sir R. H. loglit. (Al'i'
CoavoLieO.) S° LuQdon,18*4.
(John) Reform or Ruin ; take your choice. (Naam. ColL foL 34.) ^
London, 1798.
BowixiiN C0U.ECG. Caialogne of tbe Officers and Students, and of the Medical Schwl
of Maine. (Am. ColL vol. 19.) 8° Brunswick, 1828.
BowEN (John) Letter to the King, in refutation of the charges preferred againsttbt
Poor. (Ath. ColL vol. 80.) 8° London, 1835.
The Joint-Stock Building Society Bubble examined. (Ath. ColL voL ITS.) ^
London, 1844.
BowuM (Capt.) SuggcstiocB for tbe speedy conveyance of our reinfbrcemenli to Cant^
(Ath. ColL vol. 85.) 8° London, 1837.
(John) The Dangers of Premature Peace ; with Strictures OD tbe
oftbe King of Prussia. (M. Pitt ColL vol 133.) 8° LondoI^ 179S.
TRACTS. 385
Bowles (John) Reflections on the Political and Moral Sute of Society. (Naan. GolL
YoL 30.) 8^ London, 1800.
ThoQghts on the late General Election, as a demonstration of Jaoobtnism.
(Nasm. Con. yoL 42.) S^' London, 1802.
(W. L.) Answer to Lord Henlej on Charch Reform, chiefly relating to Cathe-
dral Esublishments. (Ath. CoU. toL 44.) &^ London, 1833.
Further Obserrations on the Report of the Choreh Commissioners, particularly
on Deans and Chapters, and Cathedral Mosic (Ath. Coll. yoL 67.) 8^ Derizes, 1836.
see Best
BowaiNo t John) Obserrations on the Oriental Plague, and on Quarantines. (Ath. ColL
▼oL87.) 99 Edinburgh, 1838.
BoTD (Sir W.) A Patriot's Third Letter to the British People, on the state of the
Country, &c. (Ath. Coll. vol 98.) 8^ London, 1838.
Bbacbbeidos (C. H.) New Constabulary Force ; a Letter addressed to the Rate«payers
of the County of Warwick. (Ath. ColL yoI. 144.) 8^ London, 184a
Bradbubt (Thomas) — see Quaker.
Braithwaitb (John) Supplement to Sir John Ross's Narrative of a Second Voyage in
the Yictury, in search of a N. W. Passage, containing the Suppressed Facts. (Misc.
ColL ToL 4.) 40 London, 1835.
Bbabcas (Le Due de) IHscours en reponse i celui de M. de Montesquion. (liack. ColL
voL 16.) S9 Paris 1814.
Bbat Association. An Account of the designs of the Associates of the late Dr. Bray.
(M. mtt ColL voL 120.) 8<^ London, 1787.
Bbazh.. Remontrances des Negncians du Bresll contre les Insnltes faites au Pavilion
Portngais, et contre la Saisie de leurs Navires par les Officiers de la Marine Anglaise ;
traduites par F. S. Constancio. (Mack. CoU. yoL 17.) 89 Paris, 1814.
Bbbai>. a Temperate Discussion of the causes which have led to the present high
Price of Bread. (Nasm. ColL yoL 31.) 8° London, 1800.
Bbbb (Robert) Oratio Harveiana. (Misc. Coll. voL 3) 4^ London, 1828.
Thoughts on Cholera Asphyxia. (Ath. Coll. yoL U.) 8^ London, 1832.
Bbbbeton (C. D.) a Practical Inquiry into the number, means of employment, and
wages of Agricultural Labourers. (Ath. ColL yoL 34.) 8^ Norwich, 1833.
On the proposed innovation in the Rural Police, in Norfolk. (Ath. ColL yoL
144.) 8^ Swaffham, 1839.
Bbbwbb (Ckorge) The Rights of the Poor considered ; with the causes and effects of
Monopoly, and a Plan of Remedy by means of a popular progressive Excise.
(Nasm. ColL yoL 32.) 8^ London, 1800.
Bbbwsteb (James) Letter to the Editor of the Quarterly Review, in reply to his
strictures on ** Keith's Evidence of Prophecy." (Ath. ColL voL 88.) B9 Edinb. 1837.
Bbickbell (W. Simcox) A Word to his Parishioners, on their duty to the Church
at the present Crisis. (Ath. ColL voL 90.) 8^ London, 1837.
The Grievance of Church Rates : a Letter to Ph. Pusey. (Ath. ColL vol. 66.)
8^ London, 1887.
Bbxdgb (B.) a Brief Narrative of a visit to the valleys of Piedmont (Ath. ColL
YoL 50.) 8^ London (privately printed), 1825.
Bbidobs (M.) Address to the Electors of England. (Ath. ColL voL 30.) 8^ Lond. 1832.
Proposals for a Reformation of the Church of England, in a Letter to a Friend.
(Ath. ColL voL 60.) S^ London, 1835.
BBiooi (Maj.-Gen.) A Short Account of the Sherley Family. (Ath. CoU. voL 153.) 8°
. (John) The Cotton Trade of India. (Ath. ColL voL 125.) 8« London, 1840.
Bbitain. Enquiry into the reasons of the conduct of Great Britain, with relation to
the Present State of Affiurs in Europe. (M. Pitt ColL voL 29.) 8^ London, 1727.
A Short Review of tiie Political State of Great Britain in 1787. (M. Pitt ColL
YoL 120.) 8° London, 1787.
3 D
386 TRACTS.
Britain. Pieces Ofllcielles reiatift anx Isles Britmniques. (Mise.^C<dL toL 1.) i^
LoDdon, 1811.
— — — Le Vflea de toutes les Nations, et Tlnteret de tootes les Puissanoes, dans
rabaissement et l*hamilyition de la OraDde-Bretagne. (M. Pitt ColL toL 89.)
80 1778.
BRirANiOA in Moaming ; or, a Review of the Politicks and Conduct of Britain vith
regard to France &c^ in a dialogue between Jest and ELameaL (H. Pitt ColL
▼oL 34.) 8^ London, 1742.
Briton*8 (An Honest) Pathetic Address to his Countrymen. (Bi. Pitt CoU. toL 41)
8^ London, 1748. •
Britton (John) Lectnre on the Road-ways of England; with Remarks on thr
benefits likely to arise from a railroad between Bristol and London. (Ath. CoU.
▼oL 49.) 8° London, 1833.
Broderip (W.J.) On Bmgui^re's Genus Chama; on ClavageUa; Deacriptionof
new Species of CalyptrKids. (Misc. ColL toL 4.) 4^ London, 1834.
Brookes (Joshua) Thoughts on the best means of lessening the progress of Chokn.
(Ath.CoIl. vol. 11.) 8^ London, 183L
Broome (Ralph) Observations on Paine's Decline and Fall of the English System of
Finance. (M. Pitt ColL voL 133.) 8° London, 1796.
Brodoh (Ant.) The Importance of the Britirii Colonies in the West Indies; the
Danger of a general and immediate emancipation of the Negroes ; and a Plan for
gradual emancipation, without any Loan. (Ath. ColL voL 46.) 8^ London, 1833.
Brougham (Henry, Lord) Letter to Sir Samuel RomiUy upon the Abuse of Charities.
(Misc. ColL vol. 4.) 8° London, 1818.
Observations on two pamphlets, lately published, attributed to him. (Ath. Cofl.
voL 16.) 8^ London, 1830.
A Refutation of the calumnies against the Lord Chancellor in the Quarterly
Review, 1833. (Ath. ColL voL 48.) 8° London, 1833.
Speech upon the Business of Parliament, and mode of conducting Private
Bills. (Ath. ColL voL 83.) 8° London, 1837.
Speech in the House of Lords on Imprisonment for Debt (Ath. ColL vol 84.)
8^ London, 1837.
Speech in the House of Lords upon Canada. (Ath. ColL voL 85.) ^
London, 1838.
Speech on the Civil List (Ath. ColL voL 98.) 8° London, 1838.
Speech on the Maltreatment of the North American Colonies. (Ath. Cdl
vol. 85.) 8° London, 1838.
Speech upon the Slave Trade. (Ath. CoU. voL 85.) 8^ London, 1838.
Speech for the immediate Emancipation of the Negro Apprentices. (Ath. ColL
vol. 96.) 8^ London, 1838.
Speech upon the Eastern Slave Trade. (Ath. Coll. voL 96.) 8° London, lS3g.
Speeches on the Administration in Ireland. (Ath. ColL voL 108.) 8^ Lond.1839.
Answer to Lord Londonderry's Letter. (Ath. ColL voL 141.) 8° Loud. 1839.
Not the Writer of the Letter to the Queen on the State of the MonarehT,
proved. (Ath. ColL voL 108.) 8° London, 1839.
A Letter to the Duke of Bedford on National Education. (Ath. CoILtoL
116.) 8^ Edinburgh, 1839.
Reply to Lord John RusselFs letter to the electors of Stroud, on the prin-
ciples of the Reform Act (Ath Coll. vols. 109 and 145.) 8^ London, 1839.
Speech on the Income Tax. (Ath. Coll. vol. 168.) 8° London, 1842.
Letters to Sir James Graham, on Law Reform. (Ath. ColL voL 180.) 8'
London, 1S44.
Bbougiiton (William G.) A Sermon on the present position and duties of the Church
of England. (Sermons, voL 3.) 8° Canterbury, 1835.
TRACTS. 387
Bbown ( — ) ResolotionB and Argument, offered in favour of amending the United
States* Conititution, and reeommending for the Presidency Gen. Andrew Jackson.
(Am. Coll Yol. 24.) 8^ NashTiUe, 1827.
(T. J.)— see Page.
(William) The Responsibility of the temperate members of Society for the
future intemperance of Society. CAth. Ck)ll. vol 47.) 8^ Glasgow, 1832.
Bbowne (J.) Gn the construction and date of the porch of the Organ Screen in
York Minster. (Ath. ColL vol 24.) 8° York, 1831.
(R, W.) The Dwly Service, a Sermon. (Sermons, vol. 2.) 8^ London, 1838.
BBTAirr (Jacob) Go the authenticity of the Scriptures, and the truth of the Chris-
tian Religion. (Nasm. ColL vol 37.) 8^ London, 17»2.
Brtdgxs (Sir H. L) Letter to the E. L Directors, on the Ameers of l^nde. (Ath.
Coll. vol. 182.) 8^ London, 1844.
BucmAN (George) Historical Sketch of the Ecclesiastical Establishment in Scotland ;
with remarks on Lord Brougham's Speech in the Auchterarder Case. (Ath. Coll.
▼oL 137.) %^ Edinburgh, 1840.
BucHANAir (A) On Monopolies in Learning; with remarks on the present state of
Medical Education and Constitution of the Scotch Universities. (Misc. ColL voL 3.)
12^ Glasgow, 1834.
(Claudius) The Star in the East ; a Sermon, preached Feb. 26, 1809. (Mack.
ColLvoL2l.) 89 London.
(James) Plan for the Melioration and Civilization of the British North Ame-
rican Indians. (Am. ColL vol. 9.) 8^ New York, 1824.
BcTCKiNOHAM (Dukc oO A short Character of Charles IL ; with the Conference be-
tween the Duke and Father Fitzgerald. (Nasm. ColL vol. 15.) 8^ Lond. 1729.
(J. S.) Speech on the extent, causes, and effects of Drunkenness, June 3, 1834.
(Ath. ColL voL 47.) 8° London.
BocKiMGHAMSHiRE (I^rd) — scc Grattan.
BccKiNGTON (Nathaniel) Serious considerations on Lord North's political conduct.
(M. Pitt ColL voL 104.) 8« London, 1783.
BucKLAND (Professor W.) Address at the Meeting of the Geological Society of
London, Feb. 1840. ,(^isc* ^ol^* ▼ol* ^O ^° London, 1840.
An Inquiry whether the sentence of Death, pronounced at the Fall of Man,
included the whole Animal Creation, or was restricted to the Human Race ; a
Sermon. (Ath. ColL voL 138.) 8^ London, 1839.
Remarks on Dr. Buckland's View of the Mosaic Creation, as the last fitting up
of the Earth. (Ath. ColL voL 73.) 8° London, 1837.
see Best, and Cockbum.
BoDOET (The) A series of Letters on Financial, Commercial, and Colonial Policy.
(Ath. ColL voL 168.) 8° I^ndon, 1841-2.
(Com L. CoU. voL 4.) 8° London, 1841.
• Grounds and Objects of the Budget, reprinted from No. 148 of the Edinburgh
Review. (Com L. ColL vol. 4.) 8° London, 1841,
BoFFALo in 1825 : containing Historical and Statistical Sketches. (Am. ColL voL 34.)
8^ Buffalo, 1825.
BuLKSUST (James) The Ballot : some Objections answered ; with a modification as
prayed of Parliament. (Ath. ColL vol. 107.) 8^ London, 1839.
BuiXBB (Charles) On the Necessity of a Radical Reform. (Ath. ColL vol.'l7.) 8°
London, 193 1.
Speech on Systematic Colonization, in the House of Commons, April 6th, 1843.
(Misc. ColL voL 5.) 12° I-ondon, 1843.
(Sir John Yarde) Motion : a Jitter addressed to John Temple Leader, by a
Whig County Member. (Ath. ColL vol. 144.) 8° London, 1840.
388 TRACTS.
BuixBTiM Umyend dee SeteneeB. PrcMpeetot dlihe BuUeda, by Bami de FenmK;
Oiganisation of the Society ; SoeiM AnanyiiM dn BoUaCin UnWenel ; Diaeoon
de la n^eesfit^ d'une correspondanoe regslilie. (Hiae. ColL yoI. S.) 4°
Paris, 1829.
BuLUON . Report, Miniitef of EvideDce, and AoooontB from the Boliion CoBunittfe.
(Bullion ColL YoL 4.) 89 London, 1810.
BuLUON QussnoN — tee Banfil, Currency, Lyne, Senior, Smith, and Simpleton.
Bullock (T. H.) The Chinese yindicated ; or, another Www of the Opiam Qnestioo,
in reply to Warren's OpiamQoestion. (Ath. CdL yoL 127.) S^ London, I84a
BvLW£R(E.Lytton)Scnlptnre, a Prise Poem. (Ath. CdL yoL 2L) 8yo. Lond.l82&.
On the Present Crisis. (Ath. CoU. yoL 53.) 8<> London, 1834.
see Tories and Whigs.
BuBDWAM Ru.— see India.
BmiOB (William) A Reply to the Letter by the Bfazqaia of Sli^o to the Marqoif of
Normanby, rdatiYe to the present state of Jamaica, && (Ath. ColL yoL 119.) 8^
London, 1839.
On the Sapreme Appellate Jnrisdietioa of Great Britain. (AUu Cofl. yqL I5L)
8^ London, 1841.
The Temple Church ; an Account of its restoration and repairs. (Ath. GoU.
YoL 165.) 8^ London, 1843.
Buboes ( — ) Speech on Mr. Mallary*s Motion to amend the Bill on Wool md
Woollens. (Am. CoU. yoL 31.) 8<^ Washington, 1828.
Speech on the Tarifll (Am. ColL yoI. 32.) 8^ Washington, 1828.
BuBOBSS (Bishop) Letter to Lord Melbourne on the Idolatry and Apostasy of tk
Church of Rome. (Ath. ColL yoL 7a) S9 SaUsbnry, 1836.
(Richard) Educational Statistics, a Letter to J. C. Cdqnhoniu (Ath. CoU.
vol. 92.) S^ London, 1838.
What may this System of National Education be? an inquiry recommeaded
to the Clergy. (Ath. ColL yoL 92.) 8^ London, 1838.
The National Education Question practically considered. (Ath. ColL yoL 17L)
8^ London, 1842.
BuRooTNE (Migor-General) Speech on American aflairs in the House of Comnons,
Feb. 20th, 1775. (Am. ColL yoL 48.) A^ London, 1775.
A Letter to his Constituents, on his Resignation ; widi the oorrespoodcnce
between the Secretaries of War and him, relative to his return to America. (M.
Pitt €k>lL YoL 93.) 8° London, 1779.
see America, and Martyrs.
Examination of the Plan and Conduct of the Expedition in America in 1777,
and of the surrender of the Army under the conmiand of Lieut -General Burgoyae,
(M. Pitt C:olL YoL 94.) 8^ London, 1779.
BuRKB (Edmund) Speech on American Taxation. (M. Pitt ColL yqL 77.) 8°
London, 1774.
Speech on moving his Resolutions for Conciliation with the Colonies, Mardi
22, 1775. (Am. ColL voL 28.) 8^ London, 1775.
(M. Pitt ColL voL 77.) 8° London, 1778.
Speeches on his arrival at Bristol, and at the conclusion of the PolL (M.
Pitt CoU. voL 77.) S^ London, 1775.
A Letter to John Farr and John Harris of Bristol, on the Afbtrs of America;
with an Answer. (M. Pitt ColL voL 85.) 2 vols. 8° London, 1777.
Two Letters on the Bills depending in Parliament reUtive to the Trade of
Ireland. (M. Pitt ColL voL 90.) 8° London, 1778.
Speech at Bristol upon certain points relative to his Parliamentary conduct.
(M. Pitt ColL voL 97.) 8° London, 1780.
TRACTS. 389
BuwMM (Edmimd) BcprwcBtatioii to his Mijesty, moved in the CemaicNUK with
prelhoe and notes. (M. Pitt ColL yoL 1 16.) 89 London, 1795.
A Letter to a Member of the National Assemblj [Bl de BfcnonTiUe] in
answer to some Ohjeotions to his book on Frendi AfBurs. (M. Pitt ColL vol. 121.)
8° London, 1791.
Thongfats and Details on Seareity. (Nasm. ColL toL 81.) 8^ London, 1800.
An Appeal from the New to the Old Whigs, in consequence of some late dis-
cussions in Parliament relative to Burke*s Reflections on the French Revolution.
(M. Pitt ColL voL 121.) 99 London, 179 L
see Abingdon, Fox, Junius, Paine, Parliamentary Reform, and Stanhope.
BuBH (David) Vindication of Van Diemen's Land ; in a Cursory Glance at her colonists
as they are, not as they have been represented to be. (Ath. ColL voL 131.) 8^
London, 1840.
The Chivalry of the Mercantile Marine, illustrated in the life of Cuptain J.
Lennon. (Ath. ColL vol. 158.) 8^ London, 1841.
BuBHBT (Bishop) An Answer to Law's Letter to Bishop Hoadly. (Bangor ColL voL 1.)
8^ London, 1717.
see Leslie, and Pretender.
BoRirsT (Archdeacon C P.) A Charge delivered to the clergy of the Ardideaconry of
St Albans, at his Visitation, in 1841. (Charges, voL 3.) 8^ London, 1841.
BuBBonoHS (Elis.) Trial for the murder of Mary Booty. (Nasm. ColL voL 12.) 8°
London, 1766.
(J.) View of the Dii!i»eaees between Holland and Belgium. ( Aih. ColL vd. 28.)
8^ London, 1832.
Burrows (G. M.) Letter to Sir H. Halford, on the Commission of Lnnaey on Mr.
Edward Davies. (Ath. ColL voL 11.) 8^ London, 1830.
BuBTOH (P^)fe8Sor Edward) Thoughts upon the demand for Church Reform ; with
theSequeL (Ath. Coll. voL 31.) 8^ Oxford, 1831.
Thou^ts on the Separation of Church and State. (Ath. ColL vol. 60.) 8°
London, 1884.
(F. B.) Thoughts on Physical Astronomy. (Ath. ColL voL 154.) 8^ Lond. 1842.
(H.) On the use of different forms of the same Medicine in equivalent doses.
(Ath. ColL voL 161.) 8^ London.
(John) Papists and Pharisees compared. (Nasm. ColL voL 11.) 8^ Lond. 1766.
Ad Amicum Epistola; sive Commentariolus ThomsB Secke^;^ Archiflp.
Cnntuar. Memoris Sacec (Nasm. ColL voL 20.) 8^ .Oxonii, 1768.
(W. H.) IHalogues on the First Principles of the Newtonian BpHma. (Ath.
CbU.voL20.) 8^ Oxford, 1828.
BoRTPfo in Churches. Considerations on the indecent and dangerous custom of
burying in Churches and Charch-yards. (M. Pitt ColL voL 19.) 8^ Lond. 1721.
BuTCHBR (Thomas) Facts explanatory of the instrumental cause of the present high
Prices of Provisions. (Nasm. ColL vol. 39.) 8^ London, 1801.
BuTB (Earl oQ Review of his Administration. (M. Fitt ColL voL 61.) S^ Lond. 1763.
Letter to. (M. Pitt ColL vol. 72.) 8<> London, 1771.
BuTLXR (Charies) An Address to the Protestants of Great Britain and Ireland. (Mack.
ColL voL 5.) 8^ London, 1813.
(Bishop Samuel) Thoughts on Church Dignities. (Ath. ColL voL 32.) 8^
London, 1833.
(S.) Sermon praached at the Amend of Dr. Samuel Parr. (Misc. ColL
ToL L) 4^ London, 1825.
3UZ10M (T. FoweU) Speech On the Irish Tithe Bill. (Aih. ColL voL 62.) S^ Lond. 1836.
390 TRACTS.
BTLANiyr (Le Comte de) Resome pr^liminaire de rOarnige tar la Tbeoiie dei Vokau.
(Ath. ColL voL 57.) 8° Naples, 1833.
Btno (Admiral) A Letter relatiTe to the cas« of Adoiiral Byng. An Appeal to tlie
People on Admiral Byng's caae, and Farther Particalars in the case of Adminl
Byng. (M. Pitt ColU vol 49.) 8° London, 1756.
• Hia Trial and Defence, with teren other Traeta on the AdmiraL (M. Pitt
ColL voL 53.) 6^ -London, 1757.
r— see Pitt
Btrne (A. &) On the best means of propelling Shipa. (Ath. ColL toL 154.) 8°
London, 1841.
Calcutta Railway. Statement of proceedings in India relative to it (Ath. Coll.
voL 87.) 8^ London, 1838.
Calder (R.) The true difference betwixt the principles and practices of the Kirk and
the Church of Scotland.. (Ath. ColL voL 157.) 8° London, 1841.
Calonns (M. de) Lettre adress^e au Roi, (on the Assembly of the States-General, &c)
(M. Fitt ColL vol. 119.) 8° London, 1787.
see Necker.
Calvert (Fr.) Suggestions for a change in the Administration of the Poor-Lavs.
(Ath. ColL voL 85.) 8<» London, 1831.
Letter to Lord Dacre on the Prisoners' Counsel BilL (Ath. ColL voL 76.) 8<»
London, 1836.
Cambreleno ( — ) Speech on the Bill for increasing the Duty on Wool, snd the
Manufactures thereof. (Am. CdL voL 32.) 8^ Washington, 1827.
Cambridge. The PoU for the County Election, in 1780. (Nasm. ColL voL 86.) ^
Cambridge, 1780.
The Statutes of Queen Elizabeth, a.i>. 1579, for the University of Cambridge,
translated. (Ath. Coll. voL 112.) 8^ London, 1838.
The Friendly and Honest Advice of an Old Tory to Dr. Keene, Vice-Chan-
cellor of Cambridge. (Nasm. ColL voL 23.) 8^ Loudon, 1751.
An Occasional Letter to Rev. Dr. Keene, Vice-Chancellor of the University of
Cambridge. (Nasm. ColL vol. 23.) 8^ London, 1750.
The Right of Appeal from the Chancellor or Vice-Chancellor in matters of
Discipline. (Nasm. ColL voL 13.) 8^ London, 1751.
The Opinion of an Eminent Lawyer on the Right of Appeal from the Ylee-
Chancellor of Cambridge to the Senate. (Nasm. Coll. voL 23.) 8® Lond. 175L
In<jniry into the Right of Appeal from the Chancellor or Vice-Chancellor of
the University of Cambridge, in matters of Discipline, with an Appendix. (Nasm.
ColLvoL23.) 8° London, 1751.
A Further Inquiry into the Right of Appeal fh>m the Chancellor or Vice-
Chancellor of the University of Cambridge. (Nasm. Coll. voL 23.) 8^ Lond. 1751
Letter to the Author of a Further Inquiry into the Right of Appeal from the
Chancellor or Vice-Chancellor of the University of Cambridge. (Nasm. ColL vol.
23.) 8^^ London, 1752.
Letter to the University on a late Resignation. (Nasm. ColL voL 23.) 8°
London, 1756.
Address to the Members of the Senate of the University of Cambridge on the
ensuing election of a High-Steward. (Nasm. ColL vol. 23.) 8^ 1764.
Observations on the Design of establishing Annual Examinations at Cambridge.
(Nasm. ColL vol. 25.) 8^ 1774.
Remarks on the Actual State of the University of Cambridge. (Ath. Coll.
vol. 20.) 8° London, 1830.
Observations on the Plans for the New Library, &c. (Misc. ColL voL 3.) 4°
Cambridge, 1831.
TRACTS. 391
Cambridos. Remarks on the replies to the Observations on the Plans for the New
Library. (Ath. ColL voL 24.) 8° Cambridge, 1831.
(The) Petition Examined ; or, Reasons against admitting Dissenters to graduate
in the Universities. (Ath. ColL voL 43.) 8^ London, 1834.
(Election Poll for the UniverMty) in 1826, by H. Conning. (Ath. ColL voL
2S.) 8^ Cambridge, 1826.
HitTnil^ Society. — see Transactions.
Philosophical Society. — see Transactions.
Cahpaion of 1743-4. Operations of the British and the Allied Armies. (M. Pitt ColL
▼oL 40.) 8° London, 1744.
of 1743-4. Letter from Flanders, with the State of the War in the Netherlands.
(M. Pitt ColL voL 40.) 8° London, 1744.
Campanari (Vincenso) Sopra nno Speochio Metallieo grafito, proveniente dagli Scavi
di Vulcia. (Misc. CoU. voL 6.) 4^^ Roma, 1837.
Campbell (Augustus) — see Clergy.
(H.) Impending Ruin of the British Empire, its Cause and Remedy considered.
(Mack. CoU. voL 3.) SP London, 1813.
(Sir John) Letter to Lord Stanley, on the Law of Church- Rates. (Ath. Coll.
▼ol. 66.) B9 London, 1837.
(Sir John}— see Nicholl.
(Thomas) Inaugural Discourse on being installed Lord Rector of the Univer-
sity of Glasgow. (Ath. ColL voL 38.) 8^ Glasgow, 1827.
Canada. A Letter to the Commander-in-Chief in Canada. (M. Pitt ColL voL 59.)
8^ London, 1760.
The Canadian Portfolio. (Ath. ColL vol. 85.) 8° London, 1837.
• Midland District Committee Report of the Society for Promoting Christian
Knowledge. (Am. Coll. voL 9.) 8^ Kingston, 1826.
Analyse d'un Entretien sur la conservation des Etablissemens da Bas*
Canada, des Loix, des Usages, etc., de ses Habitans. (Am. Coll. voL 9.)
8^ Montreal, 1826.
Addresse tl tons les Electeurs du Bas-Canada, par un Loyal Canadien. (Am.
ColL voL 9.) 8° Montreal, 1827.
Political Annals of Lower Canada ; being a Review of the Political and Legis-
lative history of that province, under the Act of the Imperial Parliament, 31 Gea
IIL cap. 31. (Am. ColL voL 8.) 8° Montreal, 1828.
A Cheering Voice from Upper Canada. (Ath. Coll. voL 46.) 8° Lond. 1884.
Petition of the House of Assembly of Lower Canada to the King and Parlia*
ment, (Ath. ColL voL 72.) 8° London, 1836.
A few Words on the subject of Canada, by a Barrister. (Ath. 0>1L voL 72 and
85.) 8° London, 1837.
Remarks on the Proceedings as to Canada, in Parliament (Ath. ColL vol. 85.)
8va London, 1837.
Lower Canada at the close of 1837. (Ath. ColL voL 85.) 8^ London, 1838.
Canada ; from the Foreign Quarterly Review, No. 41. (Ath. ColL voL 85.)
8^ London, 1838.
The Canadian Controversy, its origin, nature, and merits. (Ath. Coll. voL
85.) 8^ London, 1838.
A plain Statement of the Quarrel with Canada. (Ath. ColL voL 85.) S9
London, 1838.
A Letter to Lord Melbourne on the Ordinance of the Earl of Durham, by a
Commoner. (Ath. Coll. vol. 132.) S° London, 1839.
Satisfactory results which have attended Emigration to Upper Canada. (Ath.
ColL voL 149.) 8° London, 1841.
392 TRACTS.
Canadian (The) Review, aad lAUmrj aad Historical JoanaL (Am. CoQ. veL
36.) S9 Montreal, 1824-26.
Canaia a Treatise on Intemal Navigalioii, cxplaioiiig the principles hj wfakh
Canals are laid out, constmoted, and kept in repair; with the Report of A.Oal]ati]i
on Roads and Canals* (Am. Coll. yoL 5.) 18^ Ballstow Spa, iai7.
and Railways (Comparative Menu of). (Ath. CoU. toL 24.) B9 Loud. 18S1
Candles. Report of the Committee of the Weetmineter Society on Aneaiested
Candles. (Ath.ColL voL 101.) S^ London, 1837.
Candush (R. S.) Letter to the Marquis of Normanby. (Ath. Cell toL 157.) 8^
Edinburgh, 1841.
Canning (George) Speech on Mr. Tiemey's motion respecting Continental ahmimmc
(NasuL ColL ToL S3.) 8^ London, 1799.
Speeches, during the Election in Liyerpoolt in 182a (Misc. ColL vol 5.) 8°
Liverpool, 1820.
Speeches at Liyerpool in August, 1822. (Misc. ColL yoL &) 99 Liverpool, 1888.
View of the recent Changes, and whether Mr. Canning^s Goremmcnt mat
the confidence of the Country ? (Aih. Coll. toL IS.) 8^ London, 1827.
The Grand Vizier unmasked ; or, Remarks on the supposed claims of Mr.
Canning to public confidence. (Ath. ColL voL 15.) 8^ London, 1827.
His Foreign Policy, contrasted with that of the exitting AdministnUiQn. (Ath.
ColL ToL 7.) 8^ London, 1830.
see Parliamentary Reform, and PortogaL
Cannon (Robert) A Vindication of the proceedings of the Lower Hoose of Conroci-
tion, with regard to the King^s Supremacy. (Bangor. Coll. yoL 4.) 8^ Lend. 1717.
Cafe Bbeton. Remarks on a Letter, containing an Enquiry into the Failure of the
late Expedition against Cape Breton. (M. Pitt ColL voL 52.) 8^ London, 1757.
Cafodistbias (Count V.) Remarks upon a Despatch firom & H. Douglas, 10th April,
1840. (Ath. ColL voL 149.) 8^ London, 1841.
Cappsb (Benjamin Pitts) A Statistical Account of the Population and CultiTStioa,
Produce' and Consumption, of England and Wales. (Nasm. ColL voL 39.) 8°
London, 1801.
Cardw£LL (Principal Edward) On the Oxford Bibles ; a Reply to Mr. Curtis' misre-
presentations. (Ath. ColL ToL 41.) 8^ Oxford, 1883.
The supposed Visit of St Paul to Britain; a Lecture. (Sermons, voL 2.) 8°
Oxford, 1837.
Cabbt (M.) The Ruinous Consequences of a dependence on Foreign Markets for the
sale of the great staples of this nation. Flour, Cotton, and Tobacco. (Abl ColL
voL 31.) 8^ Philadelphia, 1820.
Reflections on the subject of Emigration from Europe, with a view to settle-
ment in the United States. (Am. ColL yoL 31.) 8^ PhiUdelphia, 1826.
(W.) [Ridolfi] Critical Letters on the Style of W. Etty, R.A. (Ath. ColL toL
41.) S^ Nottingham, 1833.
Caboill ( Wul) An Examination of the origin, progress, and tendency of the Pnusiao
League. (Ath. ColL yoL 125.) 8^ Newcastle, 1840.
Cableton (Lord) Speech, Feb. 10, 1800, on the Union. (Union ColL voL 8.) 8^
Dublin, 1800.
Carijno (Olaus) Curs Critico-ExegeticsB in locum Corani. (Ath. Coll. vol. 21.) 8^
HolmisB, 1829.
Om Himale-Komet; och Komodling i allmanhet (IGsc ColL vol. 2.) 13°
Stockholm, 1832.
(Olaus et Jacobus) De Rectilineis Dividendis. (Ath. Coll. toL 21.) 8«
HohnisB, 1821.
Cablow Election. Considerations on the case of Raphael and O'Connell, touching their
Contract. (Ath. ColL voL 64.) S^ Dublin, 1836.
>i, eo Juillet, ISH. (Mick. Coll.
Cabkarvon (Lord) — lee Spun.
Cabnot (Le Lieut-Gen.) M^moire addreas^ a
VOL 14.) 8" Bnixelles, 1814.
Caboure (Qnten) The Wbite Hose ; a Letter to the Duke of York, od the approMb-
iTig depinure of the Princess of Wslet from Eoglaud. (Slack. Coll. toL B.) 8°
London, 18U.
Letter to the Qaeen, bj a Widowri Wife. (Ath. CoU. toL 1.) 8°
London, 1830.
Trial. Speechei of the Lord Chancellor, the Earl oT Liverpool, tbe Attor-
ney and Solicitor- General, on the Bill of Paina and Penalties. (Aih. CoIL voL 1.)
8° London, 1820.
Polilical View of the Timeai or. Inquiry into the conduct of the Miniatry
and Opposition. (Ath. Coll, toI. I.) »" Ixindoo, 1831.
■ — Selections from the Qoeen's Anawera to the Addreaaea (o her, and her exmor-
dinary Letter to the King. (Ath. Coa ToL 1.) 8° London, 1831.
Cahteket (Lord) — aee Swift.
Cabthacsha. Account of the Expedition, with Explanatoiy Notes. (M. Pitt Coll,
ToL 37.) 8° London, 1743.
Original Papers relating to the Expedition to Carthagena. (M, Pitt ColL
101.40.) 8° London, 1744.
Cartwhight (Major) The Legislative Righta of the CommoDalty vindicated. (M.
Pitt Coll. vol. 86.) 89 London, 1777,
Poslscripl to bis Heply to S. Jeoyns on Lord North's Speech agaioat Befbrm.
(M. Pitt Coll. vol. 1 16.) S9 London, 1785.
Case fairly Stated: in a Letter from a Member of Parliament to one of his CotutittienU.
(M. Ka Coll. vol. 41.) 8° London, 1745.
Catfubeaoh (Lord) Two Speeches on the Kegeac; Bill. April 11, IT99. (Union
Coa vol e.) 8° Dublin. 179D.
Speech Qpon delivering to the House of Commons of Ireland the Lord-Lien-
tenaut'a Meaaagc, on the Incorporsling Union with Greul Britain ; with the ReSO-
lotiooB for carrying that Measure into effect, Feb. 5, 16U0. (Union CoU. vol. 8.)
8° Dnblio, 1 800.
Cataloodes of Original Designa, by Michael Angelo and Raffaelle. (Ath. Cotl.
vol. 165.) 8° Oxford, 1842.
BaisonneoftheLigoiziGallery of Pictures, hyJ.Omer- (Ath. Coll. vol. 118.)
8° London, 1839.
A descriptive Catalogue of the Pictures in the National Gallery ; with Critical
Remarks on their merila, by TV. Y. Otticj. Part L the Angerstein Collection.
(Miac. Coll. vol. 1.) la° London, 1826.
of Lord Northwick'a celebrated Gallery of Pictures, aold in 1838. (Alh. CoIL
voL 104,) B" London, 1838,
A Descriptive Catalogue nf the Wax preparations of Human Anatomy, exe-
cuted by Dr. Talrich. (Ath. Coll. vol. S6.} 6° London, 1833.
Cateb (William )— aee Hadson.
Catbxpbai. Institutions. Are (hey useless ? A practical Answer to thia qnettiou.
(Ath. Coll. vol. 90.) 8° Eton, 1838.
Plan for a more extensive application to Divine Service of the Cathedrala
of England, but more especially St. Paul's CatbedraL (Alh. Coll. vol. 1 1 1.) 8°
London, 1839.
Observatiotjl o
Parliament, and in
Cunbridge. 1840.
Catsskine's (St.) Docb. Inexpediency tnd tmpoliey of granting Legislative sanctiaa
to the St. Catherine's Dock Bill. (Ath. CoU. vol. 23,) B" Oiford, 1835.
) ibe Plans for Cathedral Reform, proposed in a Bill be&re
1 Memorial to Lord Jobn Russell. (Alh. Coa vol. 136.) 8°
S94 TRACTS.
CATaouc F^th tnd Practice ; being considi^nitiotii of pr«ieDt uie and imponwwc ii
point of Religion and Liberty. ( Nosm. Coll. toL 6.) 6° London, 1765.
■ — ■- Question. — Bee Romm Cstholic.
Catok (CliBrles) " The Writings of a Man's Hand." to Ibe Reformed Btitiib Pirii^
menl, in defence of tbe Union of Cborch and State. (Ath, ColL toU 3S.) P
London. 1S33.
Piire Letters to Sir R. Peel on Ihe Nec«sutv of a Kadoaal Choich. (Alh. CuO.
TOL 60.) 8° London, 1835.
CAmjtEU) (LieuL-Col. J.) On oar Indian AdminiitratioD, Civil and Miliury. (Alk
Cell toL S7.) a" London, 183S.
C4T8(U. M.)— see Almanac
ClvoDB (Le Comte Camille de) Consideration a sur I'Etat aeluel de I'lrlande et
■oaavenir. {Alh. Coll. vol. ITS.) 8° Geneve, 1844.
Certain Infoncation of b certain Discourse that bnppened at a certain Gentlemtn't
House, in a certain County. (AL Pill Coll. vol. 13.) 8° London. 1712.
Chabannes (I* Marquis de) Lettrea bu Comle de Blacas, luiTies de quelqnn Eelair-
cissemens et Eitrails de Memoires relatifa aux Evenemeos presens. (Uaek. CoIL
voL 10.) 8° Londres, 1815.
CiiAi.Lia (Junes) On the Extension, of Bode's Empirical L«ii of tbe distances oj
PlaneiB from Ibe Snn, to tbe distances of tbe SalellileB fraia their priniariec (Uitc.
Coll. vol. 3.) 4" Cambridge, 1829.
CsALUERS (George) Opioloos on Pablic Law and Commercial Policy arising frnm
American Independence. [M. Pitt Coll. vol. 113.) 8° London, 1784.
Cunslderalions on Commerce, Bullion, and C<Mn, Circulation and Exchupi f
(Currency ColL vol. 3.) 8° Loudon, 181 1.
(Thomas) Remarks on ibe present position of tbe Church of ScotUlMl. (Alb.
Coll vol. 137,) 8" Glasgow, 1839.
sec Morgan.
Chambebs (J. D.) Od the Error* M)d Aoomaliet in the Repitration CUnwa of ibr
Kefonn Act. (Ath. Coll. vol 19.) 8° London, lB3a.
The New Bills for the Regiitration of Electors critically examined. [Alh. ColL
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Cbambbat (M. de) Organluition of the Army of Prussia, and her Civil InttilvtiMi
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Cbanpignt (Le Colonel de) Supplement an MinistOrede Mr. Pitt, areo OM Recapili-
lotion de toutes les dcm arches de ce Sage Politique, depuis 1761-1T64. (H. M
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Chancebt. Reform of the Court of Chancery. (Ath. ColL vol. 10.) 8° Li»idffli,lHH
■ AbstnicI of a Bill for the Reformation of the High Court of Chancery. (Ath.
ColL voL 10.) 8° London, 1831.
A Method suggested of disposing of the Arrear of Caoset in the CUnd <f
Chancery, by a BarriBter. (Ath. Coll. voL 1 15.) 8° London. 1839.
Facts and Snggeitions respecting the Masters' Offices. (Ath. CoH wi 1)1.)
8° London, 1841.
The Million Compensation to the Six Clerks and Co., in Chaacerr. (AiL
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Cbannino (W. E.) Sermon delivered at the Ordioalion of the Rev. E 8. GudA
(Am. ColL ToL 14.) 12^ Bosloo. 1824.
Slavery. (Ath. Coll. vol 76.) S" London, 1836.
Remarks on the Slavery Question. {Ath. Coll. voU. 118 and Ml.) 8«
London. 1839.
The Doty of the Free States, or Remarks suggested by the case of tbe Creolt.
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Ad Address on Temperance. (Alh. ColL vol, 99.) 8° Glasgow, 1837.
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Channiko (W. E.) Lectures on ihe Eleraiion of the Labouring portion of the Com-
muniiy. (Misc. CoU. voL 4.) 19° Briltol, 1840.
Letter on [be Annexation of Teui lo tie Dniled Stales. (Alb. Coll. voIb. 93
and 97.) 8= London, 1837,
— — -— see Milton and Napoleon.
Chappeu. (Edward) Reports relative lo Smith's PalenI Screw Propeller, is used on
board tbe Archimedes sleam-veewl. (Alh. Coll. vol. 14a.) 8° London, 1840.
CsAMTlEB. Considerations on the Fatal EffeoU lo a Trailing Nation of the preient
esMU of Public Charities. {Nasm. Coll. ml. 3.) 8° London, 17Ba.
CHAkLBS L (H. M.) Orders to be observed for Ibe Preveniing and Itenjedying of the
Dearth of Graine and Victuall. (M. Pitt Coll. vol. 58.) 8" London, 103O, re-
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Cbakus U. Acconnt of his Preaervation after Ihe Battle of Worcester, by himself.
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lee EuEkingbam.
Cbirlbston, Rules and Regulations for the Poor- House of ChnrleEton, South Caro-
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Cbateiitbbiand (F. a. de) De Buonnparle, des Bonrbons, el de la neeelsilc de se
rallier i nos Princes legitimes, pour Ic bonheur de in France et cetui de I'Europe.
(Hack. Coli. vol. 18.) 8° Paris, 1814.
lee Lebroofisart.
Chathah (Tjjrd) roused by Ihe present condition of Britain. (Alh. Coll. roL 175.) 8°
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CHEaiPEAEE and Delaware Canal Company. Their Fifth, Sevenlb. and Eighth
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8° London, 1S34,
Cheitehfigld (Earl of) The Dnteb Remoner ; a Letter on the Eari of ChesterGeld's
Embassy and Suciese, and the Emperor's dealb. (M. Pitt Coll. vol. 41.) 8°
London, 1745.
Impartial Review of two Pamphlets, en titled, " An Apology for a late Resigna-
tion," [Lord Chesterfield's,] and " The Resignation Discussed." (M. Pitt Coll.
vol. 43.) 8° London, 1748.
Chbwett (J. G.)— see Almanac.
Chezt (A. L.) — see Ramajana.
Cmuit Capone's Nonage, or a Scheme of Education, by a Moak. (Alh. Coll. vol. 57.)
S° London, 1835.
Cnnti. British Relations with the Chinese Empire; Comparative Statement of Eng-
li«h and .American Trade with India aodCanlon. (Atb. Coll. vol. 8.) 8" Lond. 1833.
A Letter lo Lord Allhorp on the China Trade. (Alh. Coll. vol. 37.) 8°
London. 183.1,
Narrativa of Ewnls nl Canton, 1834-39 ; being an Abridgment of the Corre-
spondence relating to China, presented lo Puj-liamenL (Alh. Coll. vol. 128.) 8°
London, 1840.
ADigesioftha Despatches on China; wilh a connecting Narraiive and Com-
roenis. (Ath. CoU. vol. 128.) 8° London,1840.
The Rupture with China and its Causes -, including the Opium Question, and
other important details: iu a Letter to Lcrd Falmerston. (Ath. Coll. vol. 137.)
H° London, 1640.
L
396 TRACTS.
China. Brief Obseryations respecting the pending Diipotes with the Chinese, tnd a
Proposal for bringing them to a satisfactory conclusion. (Ath. ColL toI. 127.) 8°
London, 1840.
War with China. (Ath. Coll. vol. 162.) 8<> London, 1841.
Chinese. Accoant of the Anglo-Chinese College at Bialacca. (Misc. Coll. vol 1.)
4° London, 1825.
Chipman (Ward) Letters on the Boondary Line. (Am. Coll. toL 34.) 8^ Saint
John, 1828.
Chibol (J. L.) The Mosaic Sabbath and the Christian Sabbath contrasted and ex-
plained. (Sermons, toI. 1.) 8^ London.
Choleba. How is it propagated ? The question considered, by an American Phynciao.
(Ath. ColL vol. 11.) 8° London, 1831.
Letters on the Cholera Morbus, containing eyidence that it is not oontagioos.
(Ath. C:ol. vol. 11.) 8° London, 1831.
Christ (J. L. ) The Rural Economist's Assistant in the management of Bees, translated
by D. Souder. (Am. Coll. vol. 6.) 12^ Lancaster, 1807.
Chbistie (Robert) Memoirs of the Administration of the Colonial GoTemment of
Lower-Canada, by Sir James U.Craig, and Sir George Prevoet; from 1807-15.
(Am. Coll. voL 8.) 8° Quebec, 1818.
An Exposure of the unsoundness of the Western Annuity Society, and of cer-
tain kindred Societies established in England and Ireland for the same purpose.
(Ath. CoU. vol. 125.) 8° Edinburgh, 1840.
(William D.) An Argument in favour of the Ballot. (Ath. Coll. toL 107.) 8°
London, 1839.
A Plea for Perpetual Copyright, in a Letter to Lord Monteagle. (Ath. ColL
vol. 133.) 8^ London, 1840.
An Explanation of the Scheme of the London Library. (Ath. ColL voL 153.)
8° London, 1841.
Chbistmas Chat ; or, Observations on the late Change at (^urt, &c. (M. Pitt Coll.
vol.41.) 8° London, 1745.
Church. The distinction of High-Church and Low-Church considered and fairij
stated. (M. Pitt Coll. vol. 10.) 8° London, 1705.
of England Man's Memorial ; or, the History of Comprehension and ToleraticHi.
(M. Pitt Coll. vol. 16.) 8° London, 1718.
An Answer to the Memorial of the Church of England. (M. Pitt Coll. toL
10.) 8° London, 1705.
An Apology for the Authors of Candid Disquisitions. (Nasm. Coll. vol. 13.)
8° London, 1750.
An Address to the Rational Advocates for the Church of England. (Nasm.
Coll. vol. 25.) 8° London, 1769.
The Present Stote of the Clergy of the Established Church considered. (M.
Pitt Col. vol. 135.) 8° London, 1792.
Speech of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, on proposing a Grant of One
Million for building additional Churches. (Ath. Coll. vol. 1.) 8^ London, 1818.
Reform ; a Letter to the Archbishop of Canterbury, by a Layman. (Ath.
Coll. vol. 44.) 8° London, 1832.
of England. A Plan of Church Reform, containing the union of Dr. Bnrton'i
and Lord Henley's Plans. (Ath. Coll. voL 31.) 8° London, 1832.
Letter to Sir Robert Peel on the Prospects of the Elstablished Church, by
M. A. (Ath. Coll. vol. 60.) 8° London, 1832.
A Letter to Sir Robert Peel on the present Condition and Prospects of the
Established Church. (Ath. Coll. vol. 32.) 8° London, 1832.
A Letter to the Editor of the Edinburgh Review on Church Reform. (Ath.
Coll. vol. 44.) 8° London, 1832.
Cbvbcb. The Question between ihe Church and ihe Conntry. (Ath. CoU. voL 33.)
go Londoo, 1833.
The Onlhne of sa efficient Plan of Chaich Refonn, b a Letter to Lord
Henley. (Alh, Coll. toI. 31.) fl" London, 1833.
Remarks on Lord Henley and Dr. Burton on Chnrch Refonn. (Ath. CoH.
Tol. 31.) 8° London, 1833.
A Letter to ihe King, by a Conntry Gentleman, on Church Reform. <Ath.
Coll. vol. 30.) 8° London. 1833.
-■ ■— PlBin Words addreised to Member* of the Chnrch of England. (Ath. CoIL
vols. 3:i and 33.) 8° London, 1S33.
— ■ What will the Bbhops do P or, Su^estiona for improTemenls in the temporal
and spiritual Economj of (be Church. (Ath. Coll. vol. 33.) 8° London, 1833.
Obtervationa on Ihe State of Pubhc Aiffftlrs as regards the Cbuich Eitablish-
menL (Atb. CoIL toI. 6a) 8" London. 1 834.
A Chnrehman's Appeal to bia Brother Churchmen, in defence of the Clergj
of the Church of England. (Misc. Coll. voL 3.) 12° London, 1835.
Letter to the Archbishop of Canterbury on the Abuses of the Eitablishment,
and their Reform. (Alh. Coll. vol 60.) 8° London, 1835.
Practical Hinta on Church Reform, by a Churchman. (Alh. CoIL toL 60.) 99
London, 1835.
Letter to Lord John Russell, by a Beneficed Clergyman. (Alb. Coll. voL 60.)
6° London, 1835.
letter to the People on the Protestant Eslabtisbed Church, and Ihe Irish Tithe
Question. (Alh. CoIL voL fi2.) S° London, 1835.
Letters on subjects connected with the Established Church. (Ath. CoU. vol.
68.) 8° London, 1835.
Proposals for rendering the Church Estublishment efficient, by a Conntrj Cler-
gyman, (Atb. CoIL ToL 68.) 8° London. 1836.
Fundamental Reform of the Church Establishment, bj a Clergyman. (Ath.
CoILtoL6S.) 8" London, 1836.
The Chnrch Eslabliahment defendedfrom thestricturesof aCongregationaliab
(Ath.Colt. vol. 68.) 8° London, 1836.
The Cborch as a National Establishment, unimpaired as a Christian Church.
(Ath. Coll. Tol. 68.) B° London, 1836.
The Church Establishment conaideredin its rehition to the Slate and the Com-
munity. (Alh. Coll. Tol. eS.) S" London. 1837.
ThoaghUon the Church Questions, by O. T. S. (Ath. CoIL toL 68.) 8° 1837.
How to rise in the Church, in a letter by James Crow to his brother the Rer.
John Crow, (Ath. CoIL vol. 90.) 8° London, 1837.
The Church and the Chapters : a Letter to the Representatives of the Univer-
sity of Cambridge (Ath. C^olL voL 136.) 8° London, 1840.
The Church and the Education Qaeslioni: Remarks on the Church's Opposi-
tion to the Government Plan of National Edocalion. (Alh. Coll. vol. 139.) 8"*
London, 1840.
The Chnrch in January 1842. (TracL Control, vol. 10.) S° London, 184S,
CatntcH or Ireland. Plea for the Chnrch in Ireland ; or, a Protest againn Sacrilege.
(Ath. CoIL vol. 44.) a" London, 1834.
The Irish Church Bill; or. Pacts for Ihe consideration of the Lords. (Ath.
Coll. voLeo.) e° London, 1835.
Observations on a Memorial to his Majesty from the Clergy, by a ChBrchman.
(Ath. Coll. voL 63.) S° DubUn, 1836.
Pailiamenury Talk ; or the Objeotioua to the late Irish Church BUI consi-
dered. (Alh. Coll. vols. 62 and 71.) 8° London, 18.36.
Letter to I^rd Holland; or. Reply to ihe '• Parliamentary Talk." (Alh, CoIL
ToL 63.) 8° London, 18,16.
398 TRACTS.
Chubch or IxKULND. Letter of loitnietMni on the iriik GhnKk BiDb. (Ath. CoU.
▼ol. 62.) 8^ London, 1836.
Papen on Lord Morpeth's BilL (Ath. ColL toL «2.) 99 London, 1836.
The Ecclesiastical State of Ireland politicallj eonsidered. (Ath. CoIL toL 68.)
8^ London (priTately printed), 1887.
What is to be done with the Irish Church? (Ath. Coll toL 173.) 8°
London, 1844.
Church of Scotland. Essay on Chnrch Patronage; or, a Brief Inquiry, on tbe
gronnd of Scriptore and Antiquity, into the People's iUght of choosing tbdr ovn
Minister. (Ath. ColL toL 136.) 8^ Edmhnrgh, 1885.
Letter to those of the Chureh of Scotland, who ba^e kot Aenadres to the
Dens' Theology Hamhng. (Ath. ColL toL 7a) 99 Edinhorgfa, 183«.
A Memorial addressed to the Members 'of Her Mj^Jesty** Gownmcnt, by
Robert Gordon and others. (Ath. ColL toL 157.) 8^ Edinbnrgh, 1841.
Practical Remarks on the Seotch Choreh QoMtion. (Ath. ColL yroL 157.) 8^
London, 1841.
The ** Pith and Marrow" of the Present Controirersy in the Chvdi of Soot-
land. (Ath. ColL ToL 157.) 8^ London, 1841.
An Inquiry in what sense the Non-Intmsion principle may be reconciled witli
the Authority of the Ministry, the Christian Rights of the People, and the Unity of
the Chnrch. (Ath. ColL vol. 186.) 8^ London, 1844.
Question. — see Calder, Candlish, Colquhoun, Cook, Dnfl^ Pnnlop^ HamDton,
Hope, Moncreiff, ** Patronage," Ritchie, Sin^pson, Sinclair, and Smith.
Chubch Lkaskh. Reasons for altering the method of letting Chnrch and CoDege
Leases. (Nasm. ColL toL 18.) S^ Cambridge, 1739.
Report and Sommary of the Evidence of the Select Committee, on the Man^e-
ment of Ecclesiastical Property of England and Wales. (Ath. ColL ▼<d. US.) 6°
London, 1839.
Final Report of the Select Committee on Chnrch Leases. (Ath. ColL toL 112.)
8^ London, 1839.
see Fleetwood, Lawrence, and LnpCon.
Principles (RevivalofOldX with an Answer and R^oinder. (Tract Contror.
ToL 8.) 8° London, 1841.
Chubch Rates. A Letter to a New Member of the New Parliament, on Chnrch Rates,
Registration, Tithes, &c &c (Misc. ColL toL 3.) 129 London, 1835.
Historical Remarks on the supposed Antiquity of Church-Rates, and the three-
fold division of Tithes. (Ath. ColL toIs. 66 and 91.) 8^ London, 1837.
Vindication of the Bill for the AboUUon of Church-Rates. (Ath. ColL toL 91.)
8° London, 1837.
Letter to W. Stratford Dngdale, by a Birmingham Mannfkctnrer, on Chnrcb-
Rates. (Ath. CoU. toL 66.) 8° Birmingham, 1837.
Chubchss. a few Words to Chnrch Wardens on Churches and Chureh Ornaments.
(Ath. Coll. vol. 156.) 8^ Cambridge, 1841.
(Remarks on the) of Rome and England. (Tract (^ntrov. voL 4.) 8^
London, 1841.
Chubchill (C. H.) Speech on the Ballot, at a meeting at the Guildhall, LineohL
(Ath. ColL voL 83.) 8° London, 1837.
Chubchman's (The) Protest against the National Society. (Ath. Coll. voL 136.)
S° London, 1840.
Chubton (Edward) Letter to an Edinburgh Reviewer, on the Oxford Malignants,
and Dr. Hampden. (Ath. ColL voL 67.) 8^ London, 1836.
Civil Engineers' Institotion. — see Transactions.
Civil List. A Speech against Sir R. Walpole's Proposal for increasing the Civil List
Revenue, July 3, 1727. (M. Pitt ColL vol. 20.) 8° London, 1727.
TRACTS. 399
CiTn, Ll*T. A Letter to a Friend intbe Coantry coacerDingtheBomof 11S,0IK)JL|[nnted
for the Bcrviee of the CLtU Ubi. (M. Pill ColL toI. 20.) 8° London, 1739.
Ci..tBE (Earl of) Speech on the Roman Catholic Bill, in 1793. (Nism. Coll. voL 83.)
8° London, 179^,
Speech, February 10, 1800, on the Legislative Union; with Grattan'i Aniirer.
(Ucion ColL toI. 8.) a .olfc 8° DobUn, 1800.
see GrattaD. I
ClUBEKtKiK (Lord)— lee Lister. '
Cl^anxiR (Sir J. T.) Statement relating to his appointment to, and diemiasiil fWim,
the Beeordership of Prince of Wales' Island, Singapore, and Malacca. (Alh. CoU.
voL T7.) 8° Londira, 18.15.
Clabe (Sir J.) Remarks on Medial Reform. (Ath. Coll. vol. IGl.) S° Load. 1843.
Second Letter on Medical Reform. (Atb. Coll. vol. 161.) 8° London, 1843.
(Judge James) Examination of his Decision in the case of Williams against
Blsir. (Am. ColL vol. 3S.) 8° Frankfort, 1822.
Ct,txn (T.) A nev Process for parifyiDg the Waters supplied to tbe Metropolis bj
the existing Water Companies. (Atb. Coll. vol. 154.) B° London, 1841.
Ci^BXE (General) — set! Sarra/in.
(T. B.) and Dean Tucker. Argaments on the propriety of an Union between
Great Britain and Irclaod. (Union Coll. voL 5.) 8° Dublin, 1799.
The PoliticiU, Commercial, and Civil state of Ireland ; being an Appendix to
" Union or Separation." (Dniou CoU. vol. 5.) 8° Dublin, 1799.
Misconceptions of Faels and Mistalem«nts of the Publick Acconnti, by the
Right Hod. John Foiter, proved and corrected- (Union CaU. voL 5.) 8°
Dublin, 1800.
Clarkson (Thomas) Three I,etters to the Planters and Stave Merchants, principally
on Compensation. (Slavery ColL vol. 1.) 8° London, 1807.
I* Cri des Africains conlre lea Europi^ens ; ou, Conp d'<Eil sur le Commerce
Homicide, appel^ Traits des Noirs. (Slavery Coll. vol, 2.) 6° London, 1821.
Thoughts on Ihe necessity of improving the Condition of the Slaves in the
British Colonies, with a view to their ultimate Emancipation. (Slsvet? ColL toL
4.) B° London, 1824.
Cut (Henry) Speech before ihe American ColoaiiatioD Society, Jan. 20, 1827 ; with
Appendix. (Am. Coll. vol. IT.) 8° Washington, 1827.
An Address, containing certain testimony in refutation of the Charges againit
him, made by Gen. Andrew Jackson, touching the last Presidential eli!clian.
(Am. ColL vol, 34,) 8= Washington, 1827.
(Sir William) Speech on the Act permitting the eslablithment of Joint Stock
Banks; with Reflections and Remarks. <Ath. Coll. voL 69.) 8° London, 1837.
Remarks on the Expediency of restricting the Issue of Promissory Notes to a
single Issuing Body. (Alb. Coll, vol. 176,) 8° London, 1844.
CLEnsHT (Samuel) Trath is no Slander-, therefore Read, Enqoire, Reflect (Am. CoU.
ToL24.) 8° New Orleans, 1828.
Clsmerts (Lord) The present Poverty of Ireland convertible into the means of her
improvement under a Poor Law, (Ath. Coll, vol. 63,) 8° London, 1838.
Cl^EBGr, Tiew of the conduet of the English Clergy as relates to Civil Affairs. (M,
Ktt CoU. vol. 25.) 8° London, 1737.
Remarks on the consumption of Public Weallh by the Clerpy of every nation,
and particularly by Ihe Established Church. (Misc. Coll. vol. 8,) S" London. 1822.
The Rights of the English Clergy asserted, in answer to " Remarks," &c., by
Aug. CamphelL (Misc. Coll. voL 8.) 8° LiverpooL 1822.
CLirroHP (E.) Atilbmetic consideraiiona, on HUrquoi's Parallel Scales, and the Pro-
tractor. (Atb. ColL voL 154,) 8° London, 1841.
400 TRACTS.
CuNCH (Captain T.) On the propriety of erecting a Breakwater at the Isle of Portliiid.
(Ath. ColL vol 166.) 8° Portsmouth, 1843.
CuNTON (Lieot Sir H.) Narratiye of his conduct in North America; with Appendix
of Letters. (M. Pitt Coll vol. 105.) S^ London, 1783.
(De Witt) Message to the Legislature of the State of New York, Jan. 1, 182a.
(Am. ColL vol 17.) 8^ Albany, 1828.
Close (Francis) National Edncation and Lord Broogham's Bill considered. (Alh.
ColL Tol. 92.) 8^ Cheltenham, 1838.
see Arnold.
[Clubbe (John)] A Letter of Free Advice to a Tonng Clergyman. (Nasm. CoH
ToL 5.) 8° Ipswich, 1765.
Coal Tar and Varnish (Account of the Qualities and Uses of); with certificates firam
Ship Masters. (M. Pitt ColL yoL 114.) B^ London, 1785.
Coals. Ohservations on the proposed Duties on the Exportation of Coals. (Atk.
ColL ToL 168.) 8° London, 1842.
CoBBETT (William) Gridiron, written to warn Farmers of thear danger, &c (Miie.
Co1LtoL7.) 8° London, 1822.
Life by himself: (Mack CoL yoL 7.) 8<> London, 1809.
Cochran (Life of Sir Robert) Prime Minister to James lU. of Scotland. (M. Pitt
ColL YoL 23.) 8^ London, 1734.
Cochrane (Lord) — see Mackenrot
(A. B.) Exeter Hall ; or, Church Polemics. (Ath. CoU. toL 156.) 8°
London, 1841.
(Admiral Sir A. F.)— see Mackenrot
(Charles Stuart) The Great Week in Paris ; with considerations moral snd
politicaL (Ath. CoU. yoL 7.) 8° Paris, 1830.
(Captain Sir T. J.) — see Mackenrot
Cock (S.) Examination of the Report of the Bullion Committee. (Bullion ColL toL 1.)
8° London, 1810.
CocKBURN (Sir George) — see Washington.
(Robert) Remarks on prevailing Errors respecting Currency and Banking.
(Ath. ColL voL 176.) 8° London, 1844.
(William) Letter to Professor Buckland, concerning the Ori^n of the Worid.
(Ath. Coll. YoL 101.) 8° London, 1838.
Remarks on the Geological Lectures of F. J. Francis. (Ath. ColL ycL 117.)
8° London, 1839.
A Remonstrance upon the Dangers of Peripatetic Philosophy. (Ath. CoO.
vol. 101.) 8° Ix)ndon, 1838.
Remonstrance to the Duke of Northumberland, upon the Evila produced br
the British Association of Peripatetic Philosophers. (Ath. CoU. yoL 142.) 8^
London, 1840.
CoDDiNOTON (Henry) On the Improvement of the BiCcroscope. (Misc. CoU. voL 2.)
4^ Cambridge, 1830.
Cole (Henry) Letters on the conduct of Charles P. Cooper, Esq., Secretary, and on
the general management of the Record Commission. (Ath. ColL voL 79.) 8^
London, 1836.
Coleridge (S. T.) Remorse; a Tragedy. (Black. CoILyoL 7.) 8^ London, 1813.
Coles (John) Observations on the Civil Disabilities of the British Jews. (Ath. CoO.
YoL 49.) S° London, 1834.
Collier (J. P.) Reasons for a new edition of Shakespeare's Works. (Ath. ColL vok.
153 and 164.) 8^ London, 1841.
A. Mac Chaff's Letter to the Editor of the Glasgow Argus, on J. P. Collier's
new edition of Shakespeare. (Ath. ColL yoL 164.) 8^ London, 1642.
TRACTS. 401
CojLLis (John) An Address to the People of Ireland, on the projected Union. (Union
ColL Tol. 4.) B° Dnblin, 1799.
CoiJCAN (G.) The English Merchant; a Corned j. (Nasm. ColL toI. 18.) 8^
London, 1767.
The Man of Business ; a Comedy. (Nasm. ColL vol. 27.) 8** London, 1774.
and D. Oarrick. The Clandestine Marriage ; a Comedy. (Nasm. ColL vol. 14.)
8^ London, 1766.
Cologne (Archbishop of) Ebcposc de la Condaite da Gonvemement Prussien envers
I'Archeveque de Cologne. (Ath. ColL vol. 93.) 8° Paris, 1838.
Coix>MBiA. The present prospects of Colombia and Venezaela. (Ath. ColL vol. 162.)
8^ London, 1842.
Colonial Societt ; Roles and Regulations, with a List of the Members. (Ath. ColL
voL 96.) 8° London, 1837.
Colonies. The Coorses parsned by Great Britain in the Afiairs of her Colonies ; with
Observations on the Settlements in America and the Trade thereof. (M. Pitt Coll.
voL 48.) 8^ London, 1755.
The Interest of Great Britain considered with regard to her Colonies, and the
acquisitions of Canada and Guadaloupe. (M. Pitt ColL vol. 59.) 8° London, 1760.
Thoughts on the Method of improving and securing the advantages to Great
Britain from her Northern Colonies. (M. Pitt Coll. voL 63.) 8° London, 1765.
The Controversy between Great Britain and her Colonies reviewed. (M. Pitt
Coll. vol. 69.) 8° London, 1769.
A View of the Controversy between Great Britain and her Colonies. (M. Pitt
ColL voL 75.) 80 New York, 1774.
Conciliatory Address to the People of Great Britain and of the Colonies. (M.
Pitt ColL voL 79.) 8° I^ndon, 1775.
An Essay on the Nature of Colonies, and the conduct of the Mother-Country
towards them. (M. Pitt Coll. voL 78.) 8° London, 1775.
A Candid Examination of the mutual Claims of Great Britain and the
Colonies; with a Plan of Accommodation. (M. Pitt ColL voL 79.) 09 New
York, 1775.
A Plan of Reconciliation between Great Britain and her Colonies ; founded in
Justice and Constitutional Security. (Bl Pitt Coll. voL 82.) 8^ London, 1776.
The Plea of the Colonies, on the Charges brought against them by Lord
M d and others. (M. Pitt Coll. vol. 81.) 8° London, 1776.
Responsible Grovemment for Colonies. (Misc. Coll. vol. 4.) 12° London, 1840.
see America.
Colonization. Principles and Objects of a proposed National Society for Systematic
Colonization. (Ath. Coll. voL 36.) 8° London, 1830.
Annual Report of the Young Men's Colonization Society, Pennsylvania. (Atb.
ColL voL 96.) B° Philadelphia, 1837.
CoLQUHOUN (J. C.) Hints on the Question now affecting the Church of ScoUand.
(Ath. Coll. voL 157.) 8° Glasgow, 1840.
Combe (George) Letter to Francis Jeffery, in answer to his criticism on Phrenology,
contained in No. 88 of the Edinburgh Review. (Ath. ColL vol. 50.) S° Edin-
burgh, 1826.
Comber (W.) Claims of the Agriculturists in reference to the Developments of our
Money System. (Misc. Coll. vol. 7.) 8° London, 1822.
Commerce. Coup-d'oeil sur les avantages des Relations Commerciales, entre la
France et TAngleterre. (Ath. Coll. vol. 7.) 8° Paris, 1832.
CoMMEBCiAL and Financial Situation of the Country considered with reference to the
pTCsent Grins. (Ath. Coll. voL 147.) S° London, 1841.
3 F
4Q2 TRACTSL
i**.
Cqvfvuov wone CoBfiaadcd. (Smil CoOL toL S8.) 8^ f !■*■, i:
ComcmEm (TW) o# the Bcvli; m [Pdkicari Fbccl (1L ^l OaL^oL 431) r
1748.
8uiet«» ea ConigAj; or, Ae SEcv GcaoadM, «y BL DlneE.
(Alk. CoO. ToL 1S4.> 8f3 Lowkm, 1844.
ComnECTKXT. TlieCoaipCrolkr^i Report of Ae Fn
Goreraor Tomlhwon't MiiMy ; witk Bcgi
8r^aBdI2^ Hartted, 1828.
Sodctjfiw die Reficf o# Ae Immc. Ae brtitatias located al Hstfad.
CoDDCCtieat (Am. CoO. toL 38.) 8^ Hartiofd, 1823^
Repott of the Dirccton of the CoMiiectkl BeHcat iv tfe Tmii (Aa.
CoILtoL26.) 8^ Hartloffd, 1827.
Repott of die Cooimtttce appointed by Ae Legidstare of f^mmmmrtmrnt to
taapeet die cooditioB of Nevgate Prina. (Ail CoDL toL 27.) 8^ Htrt-
fi>rd,I825.
Report of the DbeetoraaadWaidea of Ae Coaaectieat State Prina, ia 18101
(Abl CoO. ToL 27.) 9^ New Havca, 1828.
CoatEBTATiTS. Wbj aai I a Cuaiei latiTe? Addwawd to tfe Fificlnri of tke
United KiogdooL (Adi. ColL toL 97.) 9^ Londoa, 1837.
Earnest Appeal to the Aristoenej, Middle aad OpcEatiTe flifi, by a Cob*
lerratiTe. (Ath. ColL toL 144.) 99 Loodoo, 184a
Refom, the Priaeiplea and Policj of the Feel AdmiaiatnliaiL (Ath. CoO.
ToL 54.) 99 London, 1835.
and DeatrncdTefl ; or Bfob Force oonndered and fflnftrated. (Ath. CoU. toL
30.) 8^ London, 1832.
CovflimnuTioirs on the state of the Nation ; with two Letters relating to die Wd-
lington and Nelson Tribute. (Ath. CoD. toL loe.) 8^ London, 1839.
CoirspiBATOBfl (The) ; or, the Case of Catiline. (M. Pitt Coll. toL 18.) Two putt.
8^ London, 1721.
Constant (Benjamin de) De la Liberte des Brochures, des Pamphlets, etdes JounaoXi
considcrce sous le rapport de Tinterct dn GonTemement (Mack. ColL toL 16)
8^ Paris, 1814.
see Marignie.
CoNSTiTDTioir (The) ; with an Address to a Oreat Man. (M. Pitt ColL toL 52.) ^
London, 1757.
An Essay on the Constitution of England. (Nasm. ColL voL 7, and M Pitt
ColL vol. 63.) 8° London, 1765.
Speech in behalf of the Constitution, against the Suspending and Dispeosing
Prerogative, &c. (Nasm. Ck>ll. voL 15.) 8^ London, 1767.
Convocation. The Prolocutor's Answer to a Letter from a Member of the Lower
House of Convocation. (Bangor. ColL voL 4.) 8° London, 1718.
I^etter on its right to Tax the Clergy for the service of the Church. (Ath.
Coll. vol. 60.) 8° London, 1835.
f Conway (General)] A Counter-Address to the Public, on the late DismissioQ of i
General Officer. (M. Pitt Coll. vol. 61. ) 8° London, 1764.
(!ooK (George) Memorial submitted to Her Majesty's government, with inprore
mcnts, annotations, and strictures. (Ath. ColL voL 186.) S° London, 1844.
CooRK (Charles Turner) On the efficacy of White Mustard Seed, in augmenting the
beneficial use of the Cheltenham Waters. (Ath. CoU. vol. 1 1.) 8° Gloucester, 1826.
(Edward) Suggestions on putting an end to all Private Trusts, and for tie
Kstabliiihiiiont of a General Court of Trusts. (Ath. ColL voL 18a) S°
J^ondon, 1844.
TRACTS. 403
CocHLB (Layton) Obserrations on the Duties on Foreign Cora, and Snggestions for
lessening Flactuations in the Price of Wheat. (Com L. Coll. toI. 5.) 8^
London, 1842.
CooPBB (Charies Parton)~8ee Cole.
(Thomas) Two Essays: on the Foundation of Civil Government; and on
the Constitution of the United States. (Am. Coll. vol. SO.) 89 Colombia, 1826.
On the proposed Alteration of the Tariff; submitted to the Members of South
Carolina. (Am. Coll. voL 30.) 8^ Colombia, 1824.
(W. W.) An Introductory Lecture, delivered at the North London Ophthalmic
Institution, May 8, 1843. (Ath. Coll vol. 181.) 8° London, 1844.
CopLsaroN (Bishop) Who are the Persons authorized to preach the Gospel ? A Ser-
mon. (Sermons, vol. 4.) 8° London, 1839.
Separation, either a Duty or a Sin; a Sermon. (Sermons, vol 3.) 8**
London, 1840.
False Liberality, and the Power of the Keys ; two Sermons, with a Pastoral
Address on Roman-catholic Errors. (Sermons, vol 3.) 8° London, 1841.
Church Discipline and National Education; a Charge, delivered to the
Clergy of the IHocese of Llandafi; in 1839. (Charges, vol. 2.) 8^ London, 1839.
A Charge, delivered to the Clergy of the Diocese of LlandafiE^ in 1842.
(Charges, toL 4.) 8<^ London, 1842.
CoFTBiGHT. Areopagitica Secunda; or. Speech of the Shade of John Milton, on
Sergeant Talfourd's Copyright Extension Bill. (Atii. ColL vol. 103.) 8^
London, 1838.
A Few Words on the Copyright Question, shewing it to be one of public
interest; with some Objections to Sergeant Talfourd's BiU. (Ath. ColL vol 118.)
8^ London, 1839.
see Christie, ** Literary Property," Talfourd, and Tegg.
OoRAN. — see Carling.
OoBN (Cheap) best for Farmers, proved in a Letter to G. H. Sumner, Esq./ (Cnrr.
ColL voL 4.) 8° London, 1825.
Colonies, an effectual Remedy for the Distress of the Working Classes. (Com
L. ColL voL 4.) 8^ London, 1841.
and Currency ; or, How shall we get through the Winter? (Ath. ColL vol.
1 14.) S^ London, 1839.
CoBK Laws. Three Tracts on the Cora Trade and Cora Laws. (Cora L. ColL
voL 1.) 8® London, 1795.
' The Application of Capital to Land ; with Observations on the Impolicy of
any great Restriction on the Importation of Corn. (Mack. ColL vol. 19.) 8°
London, 1815.
Letter to the Right Hon. W. Huskisson, on the Cora Laws. (Ath. CoR
ToL 13.) 8^ London, 1825.
Letters of Anti-Restrictionist ; Remarks on the origin of Rent Gluts, Cora
Trade, &c. (Ath. ColL voL 13.) 8^ London, 1826.
Copy of a Correspondence between Sir James A£9eck and the Board of
Trade, on the Cora Laws. (Ath. Coll. voL 13.) S° Bury St Edmunds, 1830.
Letters on the Cora Laws, and the Rights of the Working Classes. (Ath. ColL
ToL 81.) 8^ London, 1834.
Letter to the Duke of Buckingham on the Cora Laws, by a Practical Fanner.
(Ath. ColL voL 114.) 8^ London, 1839.
An Address to the People of the United Kingdom, on the Cora Laws, by
J. I). C. (AUl ColL voL 114.) 8^ London, 1839.
Fallacies, with the Answers. (Ath. ColL vol. 113.) 8^ London, 1839.
404 TRACTS.
Corn Laws. Report of the late important Discussion in the Manchester Chamber of
Commerce, on the destmctive effects of the Com Laws upon the Trade aad
Manufactures of the Country. (Ath. ColL yoL 114.) 8^ London, 1839.
An Appeal to the Tradesmen of Great Britain on Cheap Food, and Brisk
Trade. (Com L. Coll. vol. 4.) 8° London, 1841.
Letters, and Extracts from Letters, on the Com Laws and on the Rights of
the Working Classes. (Com L. Coll. vol 4.) 8^ London, 1841.
Past Performance and Present Promises, Liberals v, Tories. (Cora L ColL
Tol. 4.) 8° London, 1841.
Ruinous Prices periodically produced by the Sliding Scale. (Cora L Coll
▼oL 4.) S° London, 1841.
The Farmer uniigured by Foreign Competition. ((}ora L. ColL toL 4.) 8^
London, 1841.
Exorbitant Rents the true cause of Agricultural Distress. (Cora L CcXL
▼oL 4.) 8° London, 1841.
Letter to B. W. Noel, containing some Remarks on his Pamphlet entitled " A
Plea for the Poor." (Corn L. ColL toI. 4.) 8° London, 1841.
An Historical Examination of the Com Laws. (Ck>m L. Coll vol 4.) 8°
Dublin, 1841.
The Farmer's Case shewn from the evidence of Agriculturists. (Cora L ColL
vol 4.) 8^ London, 1841.
How fares the Agricultural Labourer under the present Com Law ? (Corn
L. Coll. vol 4.) 8° London, 1841.
Remarks on the cost Price of producing Wheat in Foreign Countries, and
Matters therewith connected. (Cora L. C^IL vol. 4.) 8^ London, 1841.
The Com Laws considered in their origin, progress, and results. (Con L
Coll. vol. 3.) 8° London, 1841.
The Many sacrificed to the Few, proved by the Effects of the Food Monopoly.
(Com L. ColL voL 2.) 8° London, 1841.
Observations on the Com Laws, addressed to Sir Robert Peel, by an Essex
Practical Man. (Com L. ColL vol. 2.) 8° London, 1841.
Action of the Com Laws, and of the other Provision Laws, considered on the
principles of a Sound Political Economy, and of Common Sense. (Cora L ColL
voL 2.) 8° London, 1841.
A Religious and Moral View of the Com Laws. (Ck>m L. Ck>lL voL 3.) ^
London, 1841.
Theory and Practice of the Sliding Scale fieaniliarly explained and illostrated.
(Cora L. ColL vol. 3.) 8° London, 1841.
Is cheap or dear Bread best for the Poor Man? (Com L. ColL voL 2.) 8^
London, 1841.
Opposition detected and exposed, and its real Nature laid bare. (Cora L ColL
voL 2.) 8° London, 1842.
Letter, addressed to the Bishop of Chester, on the Cora Laws. (Cora L ColL
voL 5.) 8° London, 1842.
Nine Letters on the Com Laws, originally published in the Morning Chronicle,
&c. (Com L. ColL vol. 6.) 8° London, 1842.
Penny Wise and Pound Foolish, or League Fallacies. (Misc. ColL voL 5.)
12° London, 1843.
League Charity, beginning and ending " At Home.** (Misc. Coll. voL 5.)
12° London, 1843.
League Language, to Messrs. Cobden & Co. League Tax Collectors. (Mise.
ColL vol. 5.) 12° London, 1843.
TRACTS. 405
Corn Laws. ** Those who live in Glass Houses should not throw Stones." A Letter to
Messrs. Cohden and Co.'s League Tax Collectors. (Misc. CoU. vol. 5.) 12^
London, 1843.
Take care of yonr Pockets I " We want 60,000i" (Misc. Coll. vol. 6.) 12°
London, 1843.
Do as we bid yon! or, League Freedom of Discussion. (Misc. C!olL
vol 5.) 12<^ London, 1843.
Treachery of the League ; Letter from a Convict to his Friends at Stockport
(Misc. Coll. vol 5.) 12° London, 1843.^
League Hypocrisy ; or, ** The Friends of the Poor" unmasked. (Misc. Coll.
vol 5.) 12^ London, 1843.
The League and the Aristocracy. (Misc. ColL vol. 5.) 12^ London, 1843.
The League threshed and winnowed. (Misc. ColL vol. 5.) 12^ London, 1843.
Appeal to the (^mmon Sense of the Working Classes. (Misc. ColL voL 5.)
12^ London, 1843.
To the Agricultural Population. (Misc. ColL voL 5.) 12^ London, 1843.
see Ashpitel, Atkinson, Bain, Bell, " Currency," Farr, Fitzwilliam, Gladstone,
Gore Hall, Howick, Lawn, Malthns, Moreton, Newnham, Oswald, Pappafy, Peel,
Porter, Ricardo, Salomons, Senior, Torrens, Tyrconnel, Western, Whitmore, Wick-
ham, Wilson ; and also the collection formed on this subject.
CoBi^T (Bolton) On the New General Biographical Dictionary; a Specimen of
Amateur Criticism, in Letters to Sylvanus Urban. (Ath. ColL voL 141.) 8^
London (privately printed), 1839.
Ideas on Controversy. (Ath. ColL voL 141.) 8° London (privately printed),
1838.
see D'lsraelL
CoRNWAixis (Earl) Examination before a Committee of the House of Commons upon
Sir William Howe's Papers. (M Pitt ColL voL 91.) 8° London, 1779.
A Letter to the Marquis of Comwallis, in which the leading measures of his
Administration are considered. (Union ColL voL 1.) 8^ Dablin, 1799.
(Sir C.)— see Wales.
((}olonel>— see France.
Cobonahon Oath. A Letter to the Earl Grey on the Obligation of the Coronation
Oath. (Ath. ColL voL 47.) 8° London, 1833.
Corporations. Considerations offered to all the Corporations of England, in their
future Elections of Burgesses to serve in Parliament (M Pitt ColL voL 19.) 8^
London, 1772.
Letters of Civis on the Corporation Commission, reprinted from the Morning
Chronicle. (Ath. ColL voL 9.) 8^ London, 1834.
What should the Lords do with the Corporation Reform Bill ? (Ath. (}olL
▼oL 54.) 8^ London, 1835.
and Test Acts. The Dispute adjusted, about the proper time of applying for a
Repeal of the Corporation and Test Acts ; by shewing that No time is Proper.
(M. Pitt Ck)lL voL 126.) 8° Oxford, 1790.
Corbie (K) On the Duties on Beer, Malt, and Spirits. (Mack. ColL voL 2.) 8^
Liverpool, 1813.
CoTTiNGHAM (J. H.) Somc Observations on the projected Union between Great Bri-
tain and Lrehind. (Union ColL voL 2.) 8^ Dublin, 1798.
Cotton (Henry) Cui bono? a Letter to the Right Hon. E. G. Stanley. (Ath. ColL
▼oL 32.) 8° Dublin, 1833.
The Cotton trade of India. (Ath. ColL vols. 105 and 125.) 8° London, 1839.
Letter to Lord Althorp, on the Duty on Printed Cottons ; with Observations
on the Letter. (Ath. ColL vol. 14.) S° London, 1831.
(teffCH (CtptuD) ObiemtioDi on ilie Solid Ctuuioel invented bj him. (Atb. CoU.
vol. 95.) B° London, 1834.
ConHTKT Maoibtiuteb. Facta UliutratiTe of the mode in vhich tlie Law is tdmmit-
tered b; Coontrj Magistrates: or, a Nairatite of the Ciiaeor B. Handle; aid tht
Rev. Williara Waters. (Alt. ColL vol 107.) 8= l^ndon, 1839.
CouBT (M. H.) Analysis of the Natural Price of Com, with observaliong on the Speech
of Sir Robert Peel to his coiuti lucDts at Tamwortk (Com L. CoU. voL a.) S^
London, 1841.
CoDXTEKAi (J.) Two Apologeticsl Odei iwd m Elegy. C'^»>'^ CoU- '"l- ?0 >"
London, 1808,
Characterislick Sketches of some of the most distinguished Speaker* intlw
HoneeofCommoDB since the year 1780. (Mack. Coll. vol 3.) e" London. 18(8.
(Juoes) Inquiry into the propriety of establishing a Mational Observatory,
(Am. CoU. vol. 18.) 8° Charleston, 1837,
(T. P.) Letter lo Lord Gremille, on ibe Soking Fund. (Alb. ColL toL 14.)
5° London, 1828.
Farewell Address to his ConstltnenU at Totneaa. (Atb. CoU. toL sa) 9°
London, 1833.
CowKLi. (J. W.) Letter to J. T. Becher, in reply to Charges and AsseniMM in bit
Anti-Pauper Syslem. (Atb. ColL toL 45.) 8° London, 1S34,
Cox (D.) Ao Appeal lo Ibe Public In behalf of Elizabeth Canniiig. (Num. C«IL
ToL la.) S° London, 1753.
(J.) Narrative of the Thief- tokers, alju Tbief-aloke^^ Macdaniel, Berry, aid
Eagan, abas Gabagan. (Nasm. ColL vol 16.) S° London, 1756,
CoiE (R, S.)— see Meade.
Cradock (J.) Zobeidc, a Tragedy. (Nasm. Coa toL 3S.) 8° London, 1771.
Craftbuak. Sedition and De&mation displayed, in a Letter by the Ctaftaman. (H.
Pitt CoU. vol ai.) 8° London, 1731.
Heply (0 a scnrrtlous Libel, " Sedition and Debmation displayed," by Ctlib
D'Anverg. (M. Pitt ColL V0L21.5 8° London, 1731.
Letter to the Person last mentioned in the CraAsmau. (M. Pitt OolL 10L tl.)
8° London, 1731.
Remarks on (he Craftsman's Viodication of his two Hon. Patrons. (M. Fid
ColLroLai.) 8"^ London, 1731.
Answer to an infamous Libel intitled " Remarke on tbe OaAsman, Ik.'
(M. Pitt Coll. VOL 21.) 8° London, 1731,
A Letter to Mr. P. on occasion of his Answer lo Uie " Remarki.* (U. Pin
Coll. T0L2I.) 8° London, 173t,
A final Answer to the " Reiparks," and to all the Libels against Ibe Penm
mentioned in the Craftsman. (M. Pitt CoU. voL 21.) 8° London, 1731.
Cmuo (Edward) A Lecture on the fDrmalion of a habit of Scientific Inquiry. (Alh
CoU. vol. 101.) 120 London, 1837.
(Sir J. H.)— see Christie.
CsAirrDHD (H. W.) The Russian Fleet b the Baltic, in 1836. (Ath. Coa roL Si-)
8" London, 1837.
Observations in fkyoor of bis Statement [on the Russian Navy], (Ath. Cot
TOL 95.) 8° Porlsea. 1837.
CuAai(E. S.) The Spirit of Hlftorical Study. (Ath. Coll, voL 153,) B° Lond, tMO,
CBEHOB?iE HonSE. Particulars and Recommendatioal of the Stadimn, or BriUih
National Arena, Crcmome House, Chelsea. (Ath. Cotl.Tol. 51.) 8° Loud. lS3i-
CaiCDTOH (Sir Alexander) Notice or his Cabinet of Minerals. (Alli, ColL toL 11,)
8° London, 1826.
Chine. Dints on the necessity of a Change of Principle in our Legislation, for ibe
^.'IBcienl protection of Society from Crime. (Atlk Coll. vol. 47.) 8" London, 1S3X
TRACTS. 407
Csms. The Crisis of Honesty ; being an Answer to the Crisis of Property. (M. Pitt
CoIL ToL 17.) 8<> London, 1720.
Hints firom an Honest Man on the present Important Crisis of a New Beign
and a New Parliament (M. Pitt Coll toI. 60.) 8^ London, 1761.
Obserrations on the Crisis, 1836-37 ; with Suggestions for a Remedy against
Commercial Pressures. (Ath. CoU. toI. 100.) 8^ London, 1837.
Cbofts (J.) — see Jones.
Cboksb (John Wilson) Speech on the Question that ** the Reform Bill do pass."
(Ath. ColL ToL 18.) 8^ London, 1831.
CBOI.T (DaTid) Essay on Ecclesiastical Finance as regards the Roman Catholic Chnrch
in Irehmd ; with a Review of it (Ath. Coll. toL 61.) 8^ Cork, 1834.
(George) A Sermon, on the Divine origin, appointment, and obligation of Mar-
riage. (Sermons, vol 3.) 8^ London, 1836.
Speech on Roman Catholic Pledges and Protestant Securities. (Ath. ColL
▼oL 88.) 8^ London, 1837.
The Reformation, a direct gift of Divine Providence; a Sermon. (Sermons,
vol 2.) 8^ London, 1838.
Cbombze (Alexander) A Letter to D. Ricardo, containing an Analyris of his Pam-
phlet on the Depreciation of Bank Notes. (Currency CoU. vol. 2.) 8^ Lond. 1817.
Letter to Oeorge Grote on the Ballot (Ath. ColL voL 83.) S^ London, 1838.
Cbomwell (Oliver) A vindication of Oliver Cromwell and the Whigs of Forty-one,
to our Modem Low Churchmen. (M. Pitt ColL voL 12.) 8^ London, 1712.
Cboppeb (James) Letters to W. Wilberforce, on the Cultivation of Sugar in the East
Indies, as a means of abolishing the Slave Trade. (Misc. ColL voL 7.) 8^
Liverpool, 1822.
Letter to the Liverpool Society for the Abolition of Slavery. (Am. ColL voL 29.)
99 Liverpool, 1823.
The Support of Slavery investigated. (Am. ColL voL 29, and Slavery ColL
voL 4.) 8^ Liverpool, 1824.
Relief for West India Distress, shewing the inefficiency of Protecting Duties on
East India Sugar; and pointing out other modes of certain relief (Slavery ColL
voL 4, and Ana. CoU. voL 29.) 8^ London, 1823.
Present State of Ireland, with a plan for improving the Condition of the People.
(Am. ColL voL 29.) 8° Liverpool, 1825.
CaoeBiB (Sir Edward William) An Impartial Narrative of his Apprehension, Trial,
and Execution. (Nasm. CoU. voL 36.) 8^ London, 1801.
Crowm. a Digest of the Rights and Prerogatives of the Imperial Crown of Great
Britain. (M. Pitt ColL voL 62.) S^ London, 1764.
Cbuttwell (R.) Reform, without Revolution. (Ath. CoU. voL 147.) 8^ Halesworth,
1839.
Letter to Lord Althory, on the State of the Currency. (Ath. ColL vol. 13.)
8^ London, 1831.
Cuba. Original Papers relating to the Expedition to the Island of Cuba. (M. Pitt ColL
voL 39.) 8^ London, 1744.
CoBTiT (W.) Description of a Plan for a Central Union Canal, to lessen the distanee
and expense between London and Birmingham. (Ath. CoU. voL38.) 8° Lond. 1832.
Cuix (R.) On Impediments of Speech. (Ath. CoU. voL 26.) 8^ London, 1833.
CuMBBBLAND (Duko of) Libel on the Duke, with minute detail of the attempt to
assassinate him, &c. (Ath. CoU. voL 9.) 8° London, 1833.
(Richard) The West Indian ; a Comedy. (Nasm. ColL voL 27.) 8® Lond. 1771.
CuxxNO (F. H.) Address delivered at the laying of the Cap-Stode of the ten combined
Locks at Lockport, June 24, 1825. (Am. ColL vol. 17.) 8^ Lockport, 1825.
CvmnNO (John) Speech at Freemasons* Hall against any plan for the Extinction of
Church Rates. (Ath. CoU. voL 66.) S^ London, 1837.
408 TRACTS.
CuBiE (Dr.) Clinical Lecture on Homcsopathy. (Ath. ColL toL 155.) 8^ Loud 1841.
CuBRENCT. Remarks npon a short bat thorough Search into the real cause of the
Scarcity of our Silver Coin, &C. (M. Pitt CoR yoL 16.) 9P London, 1718.
A Discourse concerning the Currencies of the British Plantations of Americt.
(M. Pitt ColL vol 46.) 8° London, 1761.
The Real Cause of the Depreciation of the National Currency explained ; and
the Means of Remedy suggested. (Curr. ColL voL 1.) 8^ London, 18 la
A comparative view of the present Depreciated Currency, with the Sterling
Money of England. (Curr. ColL voL 2.) 8^ Bath, 1814.
On the Currency in connexion with the Com Trade, and an the Com Lswi.
(Ath. ColL Tol. 14.) 8<> London, 1829.
Papers picked up at Sea, relating to the Question of Currency and l^"fc"*g
(Ath. ColL voL 13.) 8° Calais, 1831.
The New Monetary System, by a C^tixen of the World. (Ath. CoU. voL 69.)
8^ London, 1836.
On Currency. (Ath. ColL vol. 123.) 8^ London, 1840.
Monetary Currency ; or, the Operation of Money shown to be a perfect
science. (Ath. ColL voL 123.) 8^ London, 1840.
The Currency ; its Laws, Evils, and RemeSles, Panics prevented, and high rata
of Interest removed. (Ath. ColL voL 122.) 8^ London, 1840.
The Government Currency Pamphlets, Nos. 1 and 2. (Ath. ColL toL 167.)
8^ London, 1842.
ThoughU on the Currency. (Ath. Coll. toL 167.) 8^ London, 1842.
Fallacies refuted, and Paper Money vindicated. (Ath. ColL voL 176.) 8^
London, 1844.
see Bell, Blacker, Bosanquet, Clark, Cockburn, Comber, Com, CrattweD, Eliot,
Gilbart, Oraulbie, Gregg, Haggard, Humphrey, Johnstone, Joplin, Knowles, La-
tham, Ley, Loyd, Macqueen, Miles, ** Monetary System,** Morrison, Norman,
Palmer, Pedie, Salomons, Scott, Scrope, Senior, Tooke, Torrens, Twiss, Wird,
Wright ; and also the collection formed on this subject
Curtis (T. A.) State of the Question of Steam Communication with India vis the
Red Sea; with the Correspondence on that subject between the India Board and the
East India Company. (Ath. Coll. voL 129.) 8° London, 1839.
see Cardwell.
Inventions for Railways, Steam Vessels, &c. (Ath. ColL voL 142.) ^
London, 1840.
CosiCK (David) Ancient History of the Six Nations. (Am. ColL voL 27.) 8P New
York, 1827.
CusT (Sir Edward) Reflections on West India Affairs, after a Visit to the Coloniet.
(Ath. ColL voL 119.) 8° London, 1839.
Dalbiac (Sir J. C.) A Few Words on the Com Laws. (Cora L. Coll. voL 3.) 8°
London, 1841.
Dalrthple (Sir John) The Question considered, whether Wool should be allowed to
be Exported. (M. Pitt ColL vol. 98.) 8° London, 1781.
Address and Proposals on the Coal, Tar, and Iron Branches of Trade. (M. Pitt
Coll. vol. 112.) 8° London, 1784.
Dalt (Thomas) The Cash Payment Bill of 1819, and the Bank of England. (Ath.
ColL voL 123.) 8° London, 1840.
Dance (Col. Sir C.) Letter to the Duke of Wellington, on the application of Steam
Power to Civil and Military purposes. (Ath. Coll. vols. 74 4nd95.) 8° Lond. 1837.
D'Andrada e Silva (J. B.) Memoir addressed to the General Constituent and Legif-
lative Assembly of Brazil, on Slavery. (Slavery ColL vol. 5.) 8^ London, 1826.
TRACTS. 409
Daniell (E. R.) Coosiderations on Befonn in Chancery. (Ath. Coll. vol 151.) 8^
London, 1842.
D'Anysbs (Caleb)— cee Craftsman, and Excise.
Dabliko (Lieat-Gen. H. C.) Statement in refiitation of Mr. Home's aecnsations
against Lient-Gen. Darling, as Governor of New South Wales. (Ath, ColL vol.
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Letter to Joseph Hnme. (Ath. Coll. vols. 8 and 27.) 8** London, 1832.
see Stephen.
Darwin (Charles) Extracts from his Letters to Professor Henslow, on Geology, &c.
(Ath. Coll vol 73.) SP Cambridge (privately printed), 1835.
DAnBVzrT (Charles) Note on Dr. J. Davy's «* Notice of the recent Volcano in the
Mediterranean." (Misc. Coll vol 4.) 4^ London, 1833.
On the Gases fSrom the King's Bath Springs, in Bath. (Misc. Coll vol 4.) 4®
London, 1834.
Report on our Knowledge of Mineral and Thermal Waters. (Ath. Coll.
vol 73.) 8° London, 1837.
Narrative of an Excursion to the Lake Amsanctns and Mount Vultur, in
Apulia. (Ath. Coll vol 77.) 8° Oxford, 1835.
Sketch of the Geology of North America. (Ath. Coll vol. 117.) S^ Oxford,
1839.
On the Public Institutions for the advancement of Agricultural Science in
other Countries. (Ath. Coll. vol 163.) 8^ London, 1842.
On the Chemical Constituents of Crops. (Ath. Coll vol 163.) 8^ London, 1842.
Lecture on Institutions for the better Education of the Farming Classes ; with
Remarks on Experimental Farms. (Ath. Coll vol. 179.) 8° London, 1844.
see Decandole.
Dayxnakt (Charles) An Essay upon the Ways and Means of supplying the War.
(M. Pitt Coll vol 1.) 8<> London, 1695.
On the Publick Revenues, and on the Trade of England. (M Pitt Coll. vol 3.)
8^ London, 1698.
An Essay upon the Methods of making a People gainers by a Balance of
Trade. (M Pitt Coll vol 4.) 8° London, 1699.
On the Balance of Power, the Right of making War, Peace, and Alliances, and
on Universal Monarchy. (M. Pitt Coll. vol 5.) 8^ London, 1701.
On Grants and Resumptions ; showing how oar Ancestors have proceeded with
sacb Ministers as have procured to themselves Grants, &c (M Pitt Coll vol 5.)
8^ London, 1700.
The True Picture of a Modem Whig. (M. Fitt Coll vol. 7.) 8^ London, 1701.
Essays upon Peace at home and War abroad. (M Pitt Coll vol 9.) 8^
London, 1704.
A Report on the Act for Taking and Examining the Publick Accounts of the
Kingdom. (M PiU Coll vol. 12.) S^ London, 1712.
On the East India Trade. (M Pitt Coll. vol 3.) 8° London, 1697.
Datie8 (Edward) — see Burrows.
Davis (John) Speech on the Tariff Bill (Am. Coll vol 30.) 8® Washington, 1828.
(J. P.) Facts of vital importance relative to the Embellishment of the Houses
of Parliament (Ath. Coll vol. 164.) 8° London, 1843.
(Richard) The State of Education in the Universities, with a view to Philosophic
and Medical Education. (Nasm. Coll vol. 1.) 8° Bath, 1759.
DATOUffT (Le Marlchal) Memoire au Rol (Mack. Coll. vol. 14.) 8° Paris, 1814.
Dayt (J.) — see Daubeny.
(Colonel W. G.)— «ee Half-Pay.
3g
410 TEACT&
Dawes (M.) England's Alann on the Doetrine of Libeli as laid down by Lord Biuis-
field, in Dean Shipley's case. (M. Pitt Coll. toL 115.) 8° London, 1785.
Deformity of the Doctrine of Libels, with a view to the case of Dean Ship-
ley. (M.PittColl. ToL 115.) 8° London, 1785.
Dawson (T.) Vindication of the Church of England against the Nonjoioi^s Chaige of
Schism. (Bangor. ColL vol. 6.) 8^ London, 1716.
A Passage in the Dedication of Suspiria Sacra, yindicated fhun the Ezoeptioai
of Bishop Hoadly. (Bangor. Coll. voL 6.) 8^ London, 1719.
Day (Thomas) Letters of Marias ; or. Reflections on the Peaee^ the East India BiD,
and the present Crisis. (M. Pitt ColL voL 113.) B^ London, 1784.
A Dialogue between a Justice of the Peace and a Fanner. (11. Pitt CdL
YoL 115.) 8^ London, 1785.
(William) An Inquiry into the Poor Laws, and Surplna Labour, and their
mutual reaction. (Ath.Coll. toL 35.) 8^ London, 1833.
Deacon (Edward) Letter to Lord Stanley, on the Law of Church Ratea [in answer to
Sir John Campbell]. (Ath. Coll. toL 66.) S^ London, 1837.
Letter on Sir J. Graham's Bill for the Registration of Voters. (Ath. ColL voL 71)
8° London, 1837.
Deat and Dumb. An Historical Sketch of the purposes, progress, and present stste
of the Asylum for the support and education of Indigent Deaf and Dumb ChiUreo.
(Misc. ColL Tol. 1.) 12° London, 1827.
Second Annual Report of the Pennsylvania Institution for the Deaf and Dumb.
(Am. ColL vol. 19.) 8® Philadelphia, 1823.
Reports, [8-11] of the Directors of the American Asylum at Hartford, for the
education and instruction of the Deaf and Dumb. (Am. ColL toL 19.) 8° Hsrt-
ford, 1824-27.
Death (The Penalty of) retained for Cruel Atrocities. Part L — ^The I>iTine Sanctioo.
(Ath. ColL voL 151.) 8® London, 1841.
Decandole (A. P.) Sketch of his Writings and Philosophical Character, by C
Daubeny. (Ath. ColL voL 166.) 8° Edinburgh, 1843.
Dedications. A Dedication to a Great Man, concerning Dedications ; disooTering
the Posture of Affairs a Thousand Tears hence. 8^ London, 1718. (M.Pitt
ColL voL 16.)
Defection (The) considered, and the Designs of those who divide the Friends of the
Government set in a True Light. (M. Pitt ColL vd. 16.) 8° London, 1717.
De Foe (Daniel) The Secret History of the White Staff, being an account of Afiain
under the conduct of some late Ministers. Part 2. 8° London, 1714.
Considerations on the Secret History of the White Staff, addressed to the^Eaii of
Oxford. 8° London, 1714.
Detection of the Sophistry and Falsities of the Secret History of the White Sts£
8° London, 1714.
The History of the Mitre and Purse, in which the 1st and 2nd Parta of the Secret
History of the White Staff are fully considered, &a 8^ London, 1714.
(M. Pitt ColL voL 13.)
Delano (Charles Christopher) His Trial for Piracy, with others the crew of the Brig
William of Liverpool, before Sir T. Maitland. (Misc. Coll. voL 6.) 8° Lond. 1820.
Delatouche (Mehee) Denouciation au Roi, des Actes et Procedcs par lesquels les
Ministres de sa Majeste out viole la Constitution. (Mack. ColL voL 14.) 8^
Paris, 1814.
see Barrey.
Delaware Bay Breakwater (Town Meeting in Philadelphia on), with the Memorial
adopted. (Am. ColL voL 34.) 8° Philadelphia, 1826.
Dblpit (M. Martial) I^ttres sur les Archives, les Biblioth^ques, et les Etablisaements
scientifiques de Londres. (Ath. CoU. vol. 184.) 8^ Paris, 1844.
TRACTS. 411
Dkmocract the Cause of the present Dearth and Sufferings of the Poor, by J. W.
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DEN180N (Bishop Edward) A Charge, delivered to the Clergy of the Diocese of Salis-
bury, at his Second Visitation in 1842. (Charges, toI. 4.) 8^ London, 1842.
RcTiew of the Question respecting the Admission of Dissenters to the Uni-
yersities. (Ath. ColL voL 61.) 8^ London, 1835.
(S. C.) Is the Ballot a mistake? (Ath. ColL toI. 83.) 8^ London, 1838.
Dent (E. J.) On the Errors of Chronometers, and Explanation of a new constmcdon
of the Compensation Balance. (Ath. ColL toL 184.) 8^ London, 1844.
Depbession of Trade. Remarks on the present State of the United Kingdom, clearly
pointing out the real Cause of the universal Depression. (Ath. ColL voL 34.) 8^
Sheffield, 1833.
DsRHAM (W.) A Defence of the Church's Right in Leasehold Estates ; in Answer to
Bishop Fleetwood. (Nasm. ColL vol. 10.) 8^ London, 1731.
Db8HA (Governor) Message to Congress, November 7, 1825. (Am. ColL voL 35.)
8° Frankfort, 1825.
D*HojiBBOUE (John) and P. S. Duponcean. Essays on American Silk, and the best
means of rendering it a source of individual and national wealth. (Am. ColL vol.
38.) 99 Philadelphia, 1830.
DiBDiN (T. F.) Bibliophobia. Remarks on the languid and depressed state of litera-
ture and the Book Trade. (Ath. ColL voL 12.) 8^ London, 1832.
DiCKERSOK ( — ) Speech on the Distribution of Revenue, delivered February 1, 1827*
(Am. ColL vol. 30.) 8° Washington, 1827.
DicKsoM (Samuel) On the Epidemic Cholera, and other Diseases of India. (Ath. ColL
vol. 11.) 8® London, 1832.
Fallacies of the Faculty ; being the Spirit of the (^hrono-Thermal System.
(Ath. ColL vol. 109.) 8° London, 1839.
DiLAPiBATioNS. Siz Letters to the Archbishop of Canterbury upon Dilapidations and
Annual Tithes. (Nasm. ColL voL 41.) 8^ London, 1801.
DnxoN (R. C.) A Sermon preached on the day of the Funeral of William IV.
(Sermons, voL 2.) 8^ London, 1837.
DiLLWYN (Lewis W.) Letter to Sir Humphry Davy, on Fosnl Shells. (Misc. ColL
voL 1.) 4<=> London, 1824.
On the Effects of the severe Winter of 1837-8 on some Shrubberies and Gar-
dens in Glamorganshire. (Ath. Coll. vol. 142.) 8^ Swansea (privately printed),
1839.
Contributions towards a History of Swansea. (Misc. Coll. vol. 9.) 8^
Swansea, 1840.
Deplomact and Commerce, containing a Memorial of the Operatives of Glasgow for
the Dismissal of Ministers, and on the Sulphur Question. (Ath. ColL vol. 125.) 8^
Glasgow, 1840.
DucoMTENTS (Thoughts on the Present> (M. Pitt Coll. voL 77.) 8^ London, 1775.
Diseases. An Act to provide against infections and pestilential Diseases, passed March
21, 1823. (Am. Coll. vol. 19.) 8^ [America,] 1823.
D'lsBABU (Bei]jamin)-~6ee Coningsby.
The Crisis examined. (Ath. ColL vol. 53.) 8° London, 1834.
What is he? (Ath. CoU. voL 48.) 8° London, 1833.
(Isaac) The Illustrator illustrated ; in Answer to Bolton Comey*s Curiositief
of Literature. (Ath. ColL vol. 103.) 8^ London, 1838.
■ see Stammers.
I>ifl8ENTER8 (Protestaut) A Review of their Case, with Reference to the Corporation
and Test Acts. (M. Pitt Coll. voL 126.) 8° London, 1790.
of Bolton's Rijsolutions, December, 1789. (M. Pitt ColL vol. 126.) 8® 1790.
412 TRACT&
DissERTBBS. A Word to Diflcontented I^nenten, e^eeially the Woroetter Aworiatinn
(M. Pitt ColL VOL 126.) 12<' 179a
Observatioiif on the Case of the Protestant Diasenten, widi reference to the
Corporation and Test Acts. (Nasm. CdL toL 25.) 89 Oxford, 179a
Letter to Members of both Houses of Pariiament oq the IKaaentera* Petitions snd
Cborch Grievances. (Ath. CoU. toL 43.) 8^ London, 1834.
DiSTBESs. Cause of our present Distresses, and their Remedies. (Ath. CoU. tqL 14.)
8^ London, 1826.
Few brief Hints on the Caoses of the present Distress. (AOi. CoIL voL 14.)
8^ London, 1830.
Canses of the Distress of the Country and of the Sufferings of the People liid
open. (Misc. CoU. vol. 9.) 8^ Edinbnrgh, 1839.
D'Iybrnois (Sir Francis) A corsorj View of the Assignats, translated. (M. Pitt
ColL voL 138.) 8^ London, 1795.
EfEiets da BIocos Continental sor le Commeroe, &e. des Islet Britanrnqoo.
(Misc. CoU. YoL 3.) 89 London, 1810.
Histoire da Blocns Herm^tiqae de la Suisse. (Atih. CoIL toL 93.) 8°
Gen^Te, 1836.
Divorce. Plea for an alteration of the Divorce Laws. (AOl CoIL voL la) 8^
London, 1831.
Dixon (William) Facts, established by anthentic Documents, bearing upon Agiieal-
ture, as influenced by incaatioos legislation, particularij applicable to Seasons of
Scarcity. (Ath. CoIL voL 109.) 8^ Lcmdon, 1839.
DoBBs (Francis) Thoughts on the present mode of Taxation. (M. Pitt CoU. vol 108.)
8^ London, 1784.
Letters to Lord North and Mr. Fox. (M. Htt CoU. vcd. 111.) ^
London, 1784.
(Richard) A Remarkable Accomplishment of a noted Scripture Prophecy, ai
applied to England, in a Thanksgiving Sermon. (Nasm. CoU. toL 8.) 8^
London, 1762.
DoDD (Charles Edward) Letter to Sir Robert Peel, on the Legal Reforms proposed bj
Lord BrooghanL (Ath. CoIL toL 10.) 8° London, 1828.
DoDSwoRTH ( W.) Why have you become a Romanist ? A Letter to R. W. SibChorp.
(Tract. Controv. voL 4.) S^ London, 1842.
Dolphin (The) ; or. Grand Junction Nuisance. (Misc. CoILtc^ 1.) IS^ London, 18i7.
Donaldson (Thomas L.) A Letter to the Duke of Sussex ; with a Plan for the
promotion of Art, Science, and Literature, by the assistance of Goremmeot
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DoNKiN (Sir Rufane) letter on the Government of the Cape of Good Hope, under
Lord Charles Somerset. (Ath. Coll. vol. 8.) 8^ London, 1827.
< Letter to R. Wilmot Horton, on some statements by him. (Ath. CoQ. voL 8.)
8° London, 1827.
DoRANDo; a Spanish Tale. (Nasm. Coll. voL 21.) 8** London, 1767.
DoRxroRD (J.) Two Memorials to the Committee of Enquiry ; with Two Letters to
the Common Council, and an Answer to the Defence <^ John Wilkes. (Nasm.
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Answer to the Report from the Committee respecting the Affairs of the
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Douglas (Sir Howard) On the Value and Importance of the British North Americas
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see Petrixzopnlo, and Revans.
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TRACTS. 418
DouoLU; [Sir JotmSceirsrt and lisd}^ Jane Dauglu] A eoncUe Narrative of ibe Pro-
ceedings in this Cause. (Nasm, ColL coL 21.) 8° London, t7G7.
(Lady Jane) Lettere. (Nanu. ColL voL 31.) 8° London, 1767.
DovK (Profeuor)— E«c Hare.
Dow (Aleuinder) Ziogis; a Tragedy. (Naam. ColL toL 21.) 8° London, 1769.
Doyle (Bishop)— «ee Villanueva.
D'Otlt (George) Lener to Earl Grej, on tbe sabject of Charch Rates. ( Ath. ColL
Y0L66.) 8° London, IB34.
(Thomas) On the doc mode of riling Tithe and Conimatalion of Tithe, with
reference to Joddrell's Case. (Aih. ColL voL 111.) 8° London, 1B39.
Dbapbk (Colonel) Answer to the Spanish ArgnmenCs, claiming the Galeon, and
refnsiag payment of the Hansom Bills for preserving Manila from Pillage, &c.
(M. Pill ColL vol. 61.) 8" London, 1764.
Dbnnhin (William) A Letter to the Right Hon. William Htt [on the Union]. (Dnloa
C0U.V0L3.) 6'=' Dublin, 1799.
A Second Letter to the Right Hon. WTltidm PitL (Union Coll. toL S.) 8*
Doblio, 1799.
DuvER (Henry A.) Byron and the Abbey. (Ath. Coll. vol. lOS.) 8° Loodon, 1838,
Dbdk>ohd (Captain) Memoir of bis profesdonal Life. (Mite Coll. vol. 7.) 4°
London, 1840.
(Henry) Csnws which lead to a Bonk Eestrielion Bill. (Alh. ColL voL 123.)
8° London, 1839.
On the Com Laws. (Cora L. Coll. voL 3,) 8° London, 1841.
On OovemmeDt by the Queen, and attempted Government from the People.
(Ath. Coll. vol. 170.) 8^ London, 1842.
On the Connection between the Fine Arti and Religion, and the means of their
revival. (Ath. C^ilL voL 141.) B= London, 1840.
Reasons wherefore a Clergyman of the Church of England should not bMome
a Roman Catholic. (Tract Controv, voL 4.) 8° London, 1843.
What killed Mr.? The Lead or the Laccet? (Alh. Coll. voL 161.) 8°
London. 1843.
DuiMLKT (B. B.) Observations respecting the present stale of the Poor, and the DefecU
of the Poor Laws. (Nasm. ColL voL 40.) 6° London, 1802.
Dnrr (Aleiander) Bombay in April, 1840; with special reference to the Church of
Scotland's Mission there. (Ath. Coll. voL 137.) 8° Edinburgh, 1840.
DnoBMAH (Patiick) Speech, Feb. 5, 1800, on the subiject of an incorporatiDg Union
with Great Britaio. (Union CotL vol. 8.) B° Dublm, 1800.
DtmoiiTiEn (B. C.) Belgium and the twenly-foar Articles, translated by C. White.
(Alh. ColL vol. 94.) 8-^ Bmsselfl, 1838.
Dbhcak (P. B.) Reliciuis Romans ; or, Rpecimens of Ibe Arts of the Romans, found
in England and Wales. (Ath. ColL vol. 74.) 8° Oxford, 1836.
DtiMDAa (Right Hon. Henry) Speech in the House of Commou, Feb. 1799, on the
inbJMi of the Legislative Uoioa with Ireland. (Union CotL voL S.) Sf
Dublin, 1799.
DaseLnENEiB. — see Maltby.
DcNKiBK (The Case of) faithfully stated, and impattially considered. (M. Pill Coll.
voL 20.) 8° I-ondon, 1730.
DcNiX)p(A.) A Letter to the Earl of Aberdeen, on the Correspondence recently
published by his Lordship. (Ath. ColL voL 1^7.) 8° Edloborgh, 1840.
DPinJ(H.) TheBilLorthe Alternative! a Letter to Sir J. Graham. (Ath. Coll. voL
171.) 8° London, 1843.
DcHsroKD (J. H.) Two Appeals to the Archbishop of Canterbury sgunst the Bishop
of Gloucester; with ihe Replies of (he Bishop and S>;titeiice of the Primate. (Ath.
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114 TRACTS.
Dn PoHCBAU (Peter S.) Diteoane on iht earij ffistory d PcmifylTSiiia. (Ail CoQ.
ToL 19.) 8<^ Philadelphia, 1821.
Enlogimn upon the Hon. William Tilghman, Chief Jnttioe of
delivered at the University, Oct 11, 1827. (Am. ColL toL 17.) 99 Phila-
delphia, 1827.
see D'Homergue.
DupONT (M.) Rassurez-vons; on, Ezamen de Toavrage intitule ^ De I'Ecat de h
France, par M. Montgaliiard." (M. Pitt ColL vol. 134.) 8^^ London, 1794.
DuppA (B. F.) Industrial Schools for the Peasantry. (Ath. ColL voL 92.) 8°
London, 1838.
DoRHAM. The Revival of Right Principles in the North, illustrated by two IMimen
given to the Earl of Darham, at Gateshead and Sonderland, in Oct. and Nov. 1833.
(Ath. ColL voL 47.) 8^ London, 1834.
(Earl of) Speech at the Newcastle Dinner, Nov. 19, 1834. (Ath. ColL toL
51.) 8^ London, 1834.
Letter to Lord Darham. What did the Chancellor mean? (Ath. ColL voL
52.) 99 London, 1834.
Report on the affairs of British North America ; with a Reply, by a Cokmiit
(Ath. ColL vol. 120.) 8° London, 1839.
Letter to Ix>rd Melbourne, on the Ordinance of the Earl of Darham. (AtL
CoU. vol. 120.) 8^ London, 1839.
Should Lord Durham be impeached ? (Ath. ColL voL 106.) 8^ London, 1839.
Should Lord Durham be impeached? The question considered, in an Appeal
to the Electors of the House of Commons. (Ath. ColL voL 132.) 8^ London, 1839.
see Canada, and Russia.
Dutch War. Considerations on its Policy, Justice, and Conseqaences. (Ath. ColL
voL 28.) 8^ London, 1832.
DwABBis (Sir Fortunatus) The West India Question plainly stated, and the only
remedy considered. (Ath. Coll. voL 8.) 8^ London, 1828.
Eable (Henry) Two Lectures on the primary and secondary treatment of Buns,
(Ath.CoU.voL 11.) 8® London, 1832.
East India Budget Debates in the House of Commons, 10th, 15th, and 18th July,
1806. (Mack. ColL voL 4.) S^ London, 1806.
Company. Great Britain's Poverty and Distress exemplified by the East Indis
Monopoly. (M. Pitt ColL voL 48.) 8° London, 1755.
Defense de la Compagnie unie des Marchands d'Angleterre, oommer9aos sax
Indes Orientales, contre les Plaintes de la Compagnie HoUandoise. (M. Pitt ColL
vol. 60.) 8° La Haye, 1762.
Debates in the Asiatic Assembly. (Nasm. ColL voL 18.) 8^ London, 1767.
Company. Considerations on the important Benefits to be derivedfrom their Build-
ing and Navigating their own Ships. (M. Pitt CoU. voL 89.) 8° London, 1778.
Letter to Earl Grey, in which the Claims of the Creditors of the East Indit
Company are briefly considered. (Ath. ColL voL 46.) 8^ London, 1833.
View of the Evidence before the Committee on the East India Company's
Petition for relief to India, in reference to unequal Duties, &c, with notes. (Misc.
ColL vol. 9.) 8° London, 1840.
(The) Question fidrly stated ; Views of the Members of the Board of Control
(Ath. ColL vol. 8.) 89 London, 1831.
Stock. A Defence of Mr. Sullivan's Propositions; with an Answer to the Olgec*
tions against them, in a Letter to the Proprietors of East India Stock. (M. Pitt
ColL vol. 67.) 8® London, 1767.
Sugar and Agricultural Company. Observations with reference to its Establish-
ment. (Ath. ColL voL 87.) 8° Ix)ndon, 1836.
(M. Pitt Coll. vol. 7.) (f
Proceediagi of Ihe Meeting U KiDgstoa-npoD-Holl, April 6, ISIS, OD tli« Ffftt
Indin Trade. (Mack. CoiL vol. 4.) 8" Hull, 1812.
Eabtwickk (Captain William) — see Siode.
EiTOK (Am(w) A Geological and Agricoltaral Stavej of the Diitrlet adjoining Ihe
Erie Canal, under the direction of S. Van Rensselaer. (Am. Coll. vol. 2.) 8°
Albao;, IS 24.
Eccl.EaiAaTicAt. Benefices. Reasons for an Amendment of 28 Heo. VIIL c ii. Eect. 3,
which gives to the Saccesaor all the ProGu Irom the da; of the Vacanc;. (Nasm.
CoU. voLa4.) 8° London, 1770.
CommisiioD. Thoughts on Ihe Ecclesiastical Commission's Eecommendationl,
in a Letter to Sir Robert Inglls. (Ath. ColL toI. G7.) 8° London, 1837.
Observation* aa the illegal and noeonititulional Character of Ihe Elccleiiaitlcal
CoromisBion. bj a I.Bjman. (Ath. Coll. vol. 90.) 8° OiTord, 1838.
Vox Eecleaia:. The Judgment of the Bishopa of [he Chureh of England,
againit the Ecclesiastlcul Commission. (Ath. Coll. vol. 11 1.) 8° Loadon, 1839.
A I*tter lo the Bishop of Exeter, with considerations on the Letter of the
Bishop of Lincoln, and the Charges of the Bishops of Londoo, Lincoln, Ac, by a
Dignilflij. (Ath. Coll. vol. 111.) 8° LoqiIoq, 1839.
Commissioners. Their Correspondence vilh the Bishop of Ely. (Ath. Coll.
ToL 6?.) 8" London, 1S3T.
Establishmeots. Refutation of Drs. Inglia and Chalmors in Vindication of
Ecclesiastical Establishments. (Ath. Coll. vol. 44.) S9 Edinburgh, 1834.
Taxation and Augmentation of Small Benefices, considered in Six L«tten.
(Ath. Coll. vol. 33.) 8° London, 1832.
Eddtstome Light IIoDse (Sbort Accoant of). (Ath. Coll. vol SO.) S° Oxford, 1S25.
Edbn (William) Five Letters to the Earl of CBriiile, on Party Spirit, Public Debts,
and Credit, on the Means of r.-iisicg the Supplies, and on Free Trade. (M. Pitt
C<^1. ToL 95.) 8'^ London, 1779.
A View of the Treaty of Commerce with France, Sept. 20, 1786. (M. Pitt
ColL vol. 120.) 8° London, 1787.
A Letter to the Right Hon. William Eden, on his Pamphlet, entitled, " Con-
siderations sabmiited to the People oo their Present Conditiou with regard to the
Trade and Constitution." (M. Pitt (toll. vol. 100.) 8° London, 1781.
Edubi;iuih. Lettera lo Sir John Sinclair, respecting the mode of Living, Atti,
Commerce, Literature, Manners, &c., of Edinburgh, in 1763, and since that period.
(Bt Pitt Coll. vol. 132.) 8° Edinburgh, 1703,
Measures adopted for polling down the Rnina canied by the late Great Fire*.
(Alh. Coll. vol 20.) 8" Edinburgh, 1824.
Review. Causes of the present DiscontentSi with Stricturei on the PoliticB
of the last No. of the Edinburgh Review. (Misc. CoU. vol. 5.) 8° Edin-
burgh, isaa
Edmohstome (Sir A.) Remarlts on the State of the Established Church in Ireittod,
(Alb. ColL voL 62.) 8° Glasgow, 1836.
Eddcatioh. Observations on Ihe prefeot System, with Hints for its Improve
(Ath. ColL vol. 92.) 8° London, 1837.
. Recent Measures for the promotion of Education in England, (Alh. ColL voL
116.) 8° London. 1839.
A Letter to I«rd Stanley, on Notional Education. (Alh. Coll. vol. I
London, 1839.
416 TRACTS.
Eddcitiow. HinU for NatioDBl School Manen. (Ath. CalL toL 116.) ^^
London, 1B39.
How on the Chnrch edocMe tho People? eonaidered with rerewDce lo ib«
iocorporotian and CDdowment of College! for the middle and lover diMci o(
Societj. (Ath. ColL voL 185.) B° London, 1B44.
see Blakeslej, Blomefield, Broughnni, Burgess, Close, Copleston, " FlcuriM'
Bill," Finch, Foi, Gauthey, Granville, Grealey, Hosiej, Ireland, Jnllien, Kejssll,
King's College, Liverpool, Londoa Uniienity, Marsh, O'Mallej, Fbillponi,
Potter, Powell, Sandys, Slaney, Stanley, Swaine, Symons, Thorp, TomkiUi
TraTGlyan. Viocent, WeBtnunster School. Whatfle;. and Wilberforce.
Edwirds (Edward) Letter to B. Haves, on the Evidence before the Coamuttee od
the British Museom. (Ath. Coll. voL 79.) S" Loitdon, 1B36.
(Governor) Address to the Legislature at bis Inauguration, Dec 6, 18SG. (Am.
Coll. vol. W.) 8" Vandalia, 1826.
(M.) et Colin. Merooire de Physiologie Agricole, sul la Vegetation da Crreila
eoDB de haotcs temperatures. (Ath. Coll. vol. 73.) 8° Versailles, 1635.
EpriNoBAM (Earl of) — see France.
EflEBTOH (Sir Philip Grey) Catalogue of Fossil Fish, in his own and Lord Cvle'f Cgl-
lections. (Ath. ColL vol. 73.) 8° Chester, 1837.
Eutcnon. A Fair Trial of the important Question] or, the Rights of Electtonassntrd,
•gainst the doctrine of incapacity by Expulsion, or by Resolution. (M. Pitt ColL
voL 68.) S° I*QdoQ, 1769.
The Election on Principles ; addressed lo the Electors of the United Kingdom.
(Ath. Coll. voL 146.) B° Londo-n, 1841.
Thoughts on Purity nt Election. (Ath. Coll, vol. 17a) 8= ].ondon, lUL
Commiitcet. Their Abuses and their Reform. (Ath. CoU. toL 83.) If
London, 1S37.
— — . — A Letter on the late Proceedings of the House of Coimnona in the Hiddlewi
Elections. (M. Pitt CoU. vol. 69.) S" London, 1769.
Five Minutes' Advice to the People preparatory lo the General Elwlioa.
(M. Pitt ColL ToL 111.) 8=' London, 178*.
— — Considerations on the late Eiectionsfor WestmtiiEter and Middlesex; «idi ma*
Facta relating to the House of Correction in Cold Bath-Fields. (Natn. CoU.
vol. *2.) 8° London, 1802.
Result of the Eleoiions, and Defects of the Beformen ; ftom the Hoathly Be-
posilory. (Alh. Coll. voL 97.) 8° London, 1837.
Strictures on tbe Report of the Commillee on Controrerted Elections, by Sen-
tator. (Ath. Coll. vol. S3.} 8° I.ODdoD, 1838.
The State of the Law of Controverted ElMtiona examined. (Aih. CoU. rol.
S3.) 8° London, 1838.
ELBcToma. Setious Exhortation to the Electors of Great Britain. (M. Pill Coll. vtiM,)
8° r-3QdoQ, 1740.
Plain Words addressed to Ihe Electors of the United Kingdom. (Atk. CoU
vol. 53.) 8° London, 1834.
How ought I 10 Vole ? An appeal lo the Electors. (Miic ColL vol 3.) H°
I^ondou, 1836.
Address to the Members of the Chnrch of England entitled to vote brUenhcn
of Parliament. (Misc. CoU. vol. 3.) 12° London, 1835.
. A few Facli, addressed to the Electors of the United Kingdom. (Ath. CoU.
voL 51.) S° London, 1834.
Electbical Society of London. Report of the Committee appmnted lo teat the •cli<*>
of an InBtrument invented by Lieut R. J. Morrison. (Alh. Coll. toL 184.) 8*
l.ondon. 1844.
TRACT& 417
Elbctricxtt. a Popular Treatise on Animal Electricity, and the use of the Medical
Electrometer, by a Physician. (Ath. Coll. toI. 117.) 8° London, 1839.
Eliot (F. P.) On the Fallacy of the supposed depreciation of the Paper Currency*
(Bullion ColL voL 2.) 8° London, 1811.
Elliot (Gilbert) Letter to a Yeoman, in &your of Abolition of Church-Rates. (Ath.
ColL voL 66.) 8° London, 1837.
E1XIOT8ON (John) Address at the opening of the Medical Session, in the University
of London, October 1, 1832. (Ath. ColL toL 26.) 8^ London, 1832.
Eloquence. — see Langhome.
Elphinstone (Howard) Speech on the Second Reading of the Ecclesiastical Courts*
BilL (Ath. ColL vol. 160.) 8° London, 1843.
Speech in the House of Commons, April 28, 1843, on the Ecclesiastical Courts*
BilL (Ath. Coll. voL 180.) B^ London, 1844.
Emerson (GouTcmeur) Medical Statistics; showing the Mortality in Philadelphia,
and its Causes. (Ath. ColL yoL 26.) 8° Philadelphia, 1827.
Emioeation (Hints on) as the means of efiecting the Repeal of the Poor Laws. (Ath.
ColL ToL 8.) 8^ London, 1828.
Letter to Sir R. W. Horton, on Emigration and Colonization. (Ath. ColL voL
36.) 8^ London, 1830.
Memorandum on Emigration, by G. H. (Ath. ColLvoL 36.) 8** London, 1831.
Letters from the Dorking Emigrants who went to Upper Canada. (Ath. Coll*
▼ol. 86.) S^ Dorking, 1833.
Enderbt (Charles) The Distress of the Nation, its Causes and Remedies. (Ath. ColL
voL 175.) 8*^ London, 1844.
Engi^and. The Present Disposition of England considered. (M. Pitt Coll. toL 7.) 4^
London, 1701.
The Interest of England considered, with respect to its Manufactures and East
Ladia Callicoes imported. (M Pitt ColL toL 17.) 8^ London, 1720.
and Ireland ; a political Cartoon. (Ath. ColL voL 173.) 8° London, 1844.
Her Colonies and her Enemies ; how she may make the former protect her
against the latter ; and how make them sources of boundless Wealth and Power.
(Ath. Coll. voL 131.) 8° London, 1840.
France, Russia, and Turkey. (Ath. Coll. vol. 59.) 8® London, 1834.
Englbdue (W. C.) Cerebral Physiology and Materialism. (Ath. Coll. vol. 161.) 8°
London, 1842.
Ensob (G.) Answer to Abbot, NichoU, Banks, &c., on the Catholic Question. (Mack.
ColL vol. 5.) 8° Dublin, 1813.
£PF8 (J.) The Church of England's Apostacy. (Ath. ColL voL 44.) 8^ London, 1834.
Equautt as consistent with the British Constitution, in a Dialogue between a Master
Manufacturer and his Workman. (M. Pitt ColL voL 103.) 8^ London, 1792.
Ebib Canal. Facts and Observations in relation to its Origin and Completion. (Am.
ColL voL 33.) 8° New York, 1825.
EEHE8T(Great-Grand£iither of the Princess- Dowager of Wales) The Ghost of ; with his
Life. (M. Pitt Coll. vol. 52.) 8® London, 1757.
Ebskine (Lord) Speech in the House of Lords against the Legality of the Orders in
CoonciL (Mack. CoU. voL 1.) 8^ London, 1808.
' Letter to the Earl of Liverpool on the sutgect of the Greeks. (Misc. ColL
ToL 8.) 8^ London, 1822.
EscoFTEBT (J.) — see Lecesne.
EacoTT (B. S.) Would Reform in Parliament be a benefit to the Country ? (Ath. ColL
Tol. 18.) 8<> London, 1831.
E0TWICK (Samuel) Letter to Dean Tucker, in answer to hb Humble Address. (M. Pitt
CqILtoLSO.) 8^ London, 1776.
3 H
418 TRACT&
Eroif CoixBQB. A Letter to H. R. H. Prince Albert, on Jiit eitablishmeDt of o
Ammil Prise at Eton College. ( Ath. CoD. toL 153.) e9 London, 1841.
A few words to the Proroet of Eton, npon certain late proceedings in tlie Rt-
ligioos Goyeniment of the CoU^e. (Ath. ColL toL 185.) 8^ London, 1844.
Ettt (W.)— see Carey.
EuLEB ( — ) — see Robins.
EoBOPB. Considerations on the present state of Affiurs in Europe. (M. Pitt CoQ.
▼oL 2a) 8° London, 1730.
A Key to the present Politicks of the principal Powers of Ekirope. (M. Pitt
ColL vol. 37.) 89 London, 1743.
Tablean politique de TEorope depnis la Bataille de Ldpaic. (Mack. CoU.
ToL 13.) 8^^ Londres, 1813.
Eyams (Colonel Sir de Lacy)«see Martin, and Russia.
(W. D.) On the Legal Disabilities of Roman Catholics and Disaenten. (MadL
ColL ToL 5.) 8^ London, 1813.
Eyerbst (Lieot-CoL) A series of Letters to the Doke of Soasez, as President of die
Royal Society, rononstrating against the conduct of that learned body. (Ath. ColL
▼ols. 117 and 143.) 8^ London, 1839.
Eybbett (Edward) Oration before the dtisens of Charlestown, on the 52nd Annirer-
sary of Independence. (Am. CcXL voL 17.) 99 Charlestown, 1828.
seeLowelL
EwABT (W.) The Reform of the Reform Bill, and its anticipated results. ( AdL ColL
ToL 97.) 8^ London, 1837.
EzcHBQUBB Bills. The History and Mystery of the Exchequer Bills' Forgery exs-
mined. (Ath. ColL toL 168.) 8^^ London, 1842.
The Case of the Bona-Fide Holders of the repn^ated Excheqna Bills brieflj
stated. (Ath. ColL toL 147.) 89 London, 1842.
Excise. Argument against Excises, in Essays published in the Craftsman, by Cikb
D'Anvers. (M. Pitt ColL voL 22.) 8° London, 1733.
Review of the Excise Scheme, with Hints to Electors. (M. Pitt ColL toL 22.)
6° London, 1733.
Exeter (The Bishop of) as he is, and as he ought to be. (Ath. ColL toL 109.) S^
London, 1839.
ExposTULATORT Epistle to the Welch Knight on the late Revolution in Politicks.
(M. Pitt ColL voL 41.) 8° London, 1745.
Etre (E. J.) The Fatal Sisters ; or, the Castle of the Forest ; a Dramatic Romance,
with Poetic Essays. (Nasm. ColL toL 34.) 8^ London, 1797.
Faber (M.) Notices sur rinterieur de la France. (Misc. Coll. toL 3.) ^
London, 1810.
Faction. Honesty the Best Policy: or, the Mischiefs of Faction. (M. Pitt CoU.
ToLll.) 8° London, 1711.
Detected.— see Bath (Earl of)
Factions. Faults on both Sides ; or, an Essay upon the original cause, progress, sad
mischievous consequences of the Factions in this Nation. (M. Pitt ColL toL 11.)
8^ London, 1710.
Factories* Bill. An Analytical Digest of its Educational Clanses. (Ath. ColL
voL 171.) 8® London, 1843.
Factory System. Hints to Employers ; with two Letters to L. Homer on the caps-
bilities of the Factory System ; from the Westnunster Review. (Ath. 0>U.
▼oL 171.) S^ London, 1841.
Facts : Addressed to the Landholders, Stockholders, Merchants, Farmers, Manufae*
tnrers. Tradesmen, Proprietora of every description, and generally to all the sub-
jects of Great Britain and Ireland. (M. Pitt ColL voL 91.) 8^ London, 1779.
TRACTS. 419
Faib (Captain) On the present state of the Slave Trade in the West Indies. (Ath.
ColL vol. 96.) 69 London, 1838.
Faulenstein (Le Comte de) — see Louis zn.
Fanaticism (The Rise and Growth of) or, a View of the Principles, Plots, and Prac-
tices of the Dissenters, for upwards of 150 years ; with the Lives of John Knox
and George Buchanan. (M. Pitt Coll. voL 15.) 8^ London, 1715.
Fa!^ (Cecil) Letter addressed to His Majesty^s Attorney General (Ath. ColL toL
84.) 8° London, 1837.
On the proposed Abolition of Imprisonment for Debt on Mesne Process.
(Ath. Coll. ToL 84.) 8^ London, 1838.
Bankmptcy Reform, in a series of (vn.) Letters to Sir Robert Peel (Ath.
ColL Tol 84.) 8° London, 1838.
(Ldent-CoL H.) The Distress and the Remedy. (Ath. Coll. vol 169.) 8®
London, 1843.
Faraday (James) Description of a mode of obtaining the perfect Ventilation of Lamp
Burners. (Ath. Coll. vol 184.) 8° London, 1844.
(Professor Michael) On New Compounds of Carbon and Hydrogen, obtained
from the decomposition of Oil by heat. (Misc. Coll. vol 1.) 4^ London, 1825.
On the mutual action of Sulphuric Acid and Naphthaline. (Misc. Coll. vol 1.)
4^ London, 1826.
On the Blxistence of a Limit to Vaporization. (Misc. Coll vol 1.) 4^
London, 1826.
On the Manufacture of Glass for Optical purposes. (Misc. Coll. vol 2.) 4°
London, 1830.
On the Ventilation of Light-House Lamps. (Ath. Coll vol 184.) 8^
London, 1844.
Fabmsr (Hugh) An Inquiry into the Nature and Design of Christ's Temptation in the
Wilderness. (Nasm. Coll. vol 3.) 8^ London, 1761.
Appendix. (Nasm. Coll. vol 6.) 8° London, 1765.
Christ*s Temptation Real Facts : or, a Defence of the Evangelical History, in
answer to Hugh Farmer's Inquiry. (Nasm. Coll vol 3.) 8^ London, 1762.
(John) The New Hampshire Register, and United States Calendar for 1827
and 1828. (Am. Coll vol. 47.) 12° Concord, 1827-8.
(Richard) Essay on the Learning of Shakespeare. (Nasm. CoU. vol 17.)
8® Cambridge, 1767.
Fabmbrs. What are the Farmers to do now? (Ath. ColL vol 52.)^ 8^ London, 1835.
Farms. Uniting and Monopolizing Farms plainly proved disadvantageous to the Land-
owners, and highly prejudicial to the Public. (M Pitt Coll vol 66.) 8^
London, 1767.
Farnbam (Earl of) An Examination into the principles contained in the Speech of
Lord Minto ; with Remarks on that part of the Speaker's speech which relates to
Trade. (Union Coll. vol 7.) 8° Dublin, 1800.
Farr (Thomas) A Remedy for the Distresses of the Nation ; showing a saving of
Fifty Millions a-year sterling, by an equitable adjustment of the Corn-Laws, and
an increase of the Revenue. (Ath. Coll vol 124.) 8^ London, 1840.
DifiBculties of the Sliding Scale removed ; with a Plan for equalizing the Ex-
penditure and Income of the United Kingdom. (Com L. Coll vol 3.) 8°
London, 1841.
Fabbxn (George) Remarks on King, Lords, and Commons. (Ath. Coll vol 72.) 8^
London, 1837.
Fasts. The case of observing such Fasts and Festivals as are proclaimed by the King's
aothoritj. (Nasm. Coll vol 25.) 8° London, 1744.
Faussett (Godfrey) The Revival of Popery ; a Sermon, at St Mary's^ Oxford. (Ath.
ColL vol 89.) 8^ Oxford, 1838.
420 TRACTS.
Faussett (Godfrey) On the Tracts for the Times, Na 9a (Tract Controv. toL 7.)
8° Oxford, 1841.
see Newman.
Feaoan (Denis, and Mortagh) Letten in answer to Darbj Tracy, on the Union witk
Great Britain. (Union Coll. vol. 7.) 8^ Ihiblin, 1800.
Feathebstonhauoh (G. W.) On the Treaty of Washington, Angnst, 1842. (Ath.
Coll. voL 169.) 8<^ London, 1848.
Fecicola. — see Reform.
Fenwick (Sir John) Proceedings against, for High Treason. (M. Pitt ColL ▼oL 1)
8° London, 1698.
Fielding (Henry) The Fathers ; or, the Good-Natared Bian, a Comedy. (Kasm. CoB.
vol. 27.) 8° London, 1778.
see Aristophanes.
(Sir John) Account of the Origin and Effects of a Police, set cm foot in 1753,
on the plan of Henry Fielding. (M. Pitt ColL vol. 55.) 8° London, 1758.
Finance. Considerations concerning the Public Funds, Revenues, and Annoal Sup-
plies ; with Reply, or, the Case of the Sinking Fund. (M. Pitt Coa voL 24.) 8°
London, 1735.
Considerations preliminary to the fixing the Ways and Means, and the Tixei
for 1781. (M. Pitt CoU. voL 98.) S^ London, 1781.
Plain Statement of some particulars of our Financial] Situational (Ath. CoU
vol. 14.) 8^ London, 1828.
Third Report from the Select Committee on the Public Income and Expeodi*
ture. (Ath. Coll. vol. 14.) 8° London, 1828.
Reflexions sur les Finances et le Commerce, par M. F. (Mack. Coll. voL 15.)
8° Paris, 1814.
Finch (Daniel) Observations on Grammar Schools, and the means of improving their
condition, and extending their utility. (Ath. Coll. vol. 139.) 8^ London, 1840.
Fincham (Frederic) Compendium of the Medicinal Properties of the Chlorides of
Lime and Soda. (Ath. ColL vol. 11.) 8° London, 1828.
Fine Abts. Report of the Committee of the Association for their promotion in Scot*
land. (Ath. Coll. voL 74.) 8° Edinburgh, 1836.
Firebrace (J.) The Clerical Character considered with respect to times of improTe-
ment. (Nasm. Coll. vol. 17.) 8° Cambridge, 1767.
Fires. Resolutions of the Associated Architects, with the Report of a Committee by
them appointed to consider the Causes of the frequent Fires, and the best means d
prevention. (M. Pitt Coll. vol 132.) 8° London, 1793.
Fisheries. Considerations upon the White Herring and Cod Fisheries. (M. Pitt ColL
vol. 45.) 8° London, 1749.
FrrzcLARENCE (Lieut.-Col. G.) A Hussar's Life on Service, in four Letten; ©^
Account of the British Campaign of 1809, in Spain and Portugal. (Ath. CoU-
vol 21.) 8° London, 1814.
Fitzgerald (George Robert) Account of his trial for the Murder of Patrick R
McDonnell, and Charles Hipson. (M. Pitt Coll. vol. 117.) 8° London, 1786.
FrrzPATRicK (Sir J.) Suggestions on the Slave Trade, for the consideration of tl>«
Legislature. (Slavery Coll. vol. 2.) 8° London, 1797.
FiTZWiLLiAM (Earl) First and Second Addresses to the Landowners on the Con
Laws. (Ath. ColL vol. 81.) 8° London, 1836.
Third Address to the Landowners of England, on the Com Laws. (Ath. ColL
vol. 113.) 8° London, 1839.
A Letter to the Bishop of Peterborough [Dr. Davys] and the Clergy of the
Church of England ; with an acknowledgment of the Earl's Letter, in reply. (Ath.
ColL voL 136.) 8° London, 1840.
Flamsteeo (John) — see Whewell.
TRACTS. 421
Tlakukkb. The Qaesticm stated with regard to our Armj in Flanden. (M. Pitt ColL
voL 37.) 8^ London, 1743.
Flxetwood (Bishop) — tee Derham.
(Everard) An Enqoiry into the Cnstomary-Estates and Tenant-Rightf of those
who hold Lands of Chnrch and other Foundations. (Nasm. ColL yoI. 10.) 8^
London, 1731.
Flbmino (Robert) Apocalyptical Key. A Discourse on the Rise and Fall of Papacy.
(M. Pitt ColL voL 137.) 8° London, 1798.
Fletchsb (Thomas) Letters in yindication of the Rights of the British West India
Colonies. (Misc. ColL toL 8.) 8^ Liverpool, 1827.
(Walter) Peace, not Party ; a New Year's Gift to the People of England.
(Ath. ColL ToL 144.) 8^ London, 1840.
Letter on Free Trade. (Ath. Coll. voL 169.) S^ Liverpool, 1843.
Another edition. (Ath. ColL toL 177.) 8° London, 1844.
Floweb (Benjamin) An Address to the Freeholders of Cambridgeshire, on the
General Election. (Nasm. ColL voL 38.) 8^ Cambridge, 1802.
FooGo (George) Results of the Parliamentary Enquiry relative to Arts and Manu&e-
tures, the Royal Academy, &c (Ath. ColL voL 74.) 8^ London, 1837.
FoNBLANQUB (J.) Doubts ss to the adoption of the Recommendation of the Bullion
Committee. (Bullion ColL voL 1.) 8^ London, 1810.
FoNNEBBAU (T. G.) On the State of Architecture in London. (Ath. ColL toL 165.)
8^ London (privately printed), 1842.
Foot (J.) An Appeal to the Public, touching the Death of Mr. George Clarke.
(Nasm. ColL voL 24.) 8^ London, 1769.
Forbes (James D.) Testimonials in his favour as a Candidate for the Chnxr of
Natural Philosophy in the University of Edinburgh. (Ath. ColL toL 38.) 8^
Edinburgh (privately printed), 1832.
Address to the British Association at Edinburgh, Sept 1834. (Ath. ColL vol.
56.) 89 Edinburgh, 1834.
Gn the Refraction and Polarization of Heat (Misc. Coll. voL 4.) 4^ Edin-
burgh, 1835.
Researches on Heat Second Series. (Misc. Ck)lL voL 4.) 4° Edin-
burgh, 1836.
Third and Fourth Series. (Misc. Coll. vol. 5.) 4^ Edinburgh, 1838-40.
Account of an Intermitting Brine Spring, discharging Carbonic Acid Gas,
near Elissingen, in Bavaria. (Ath. ColL voL 117.) 8^ London, 1839.
On the Temperature of the Hot Springs of the Pyrenees, &c (Blisc. ColL
vol 4.) 4° London, 1836.
On the supposed origin of the deficient Rays in the Solar Spectrum. (Misc.
ColL voL 4.) 4,^ London, 1836.
Experiments on Terrestrial Magnetic Intensity. (Misc. ColL voL 4.) 4^
Edinburgh, 1837.
Account of additional Experiments on Terrestrial Magnetism. (Misc. ColL
voL 5.) 4° Edinburgh, 1840.
On the Colour of Steam, and on the Colours of the Atmosphere. (Misc. ColL
voL 5.) 4^ Edinburgh, 1839.
Supplementary Report on Meteorology. (Ath. (^IL voL 154.) 8^ London, 1841.
On a remarkable Structure observed in the Ice of Glaciers. (Ath. ColL vol.
166.) 8^ Edinburgh, 1842.
FoBCHHAMMEB (GuilL) Rcmarqucs snr les Sculptures du Temple de Jupiter a
Olympie. (Ath. Coll. voL 40.) 8^ Rome, 1832.
FoBEioNSBS. Employing and Ennobling Foreigners is a Treasonable Conspiracy
against the Constitution. (M. Pitt ColL voL 16.) 8° London, 1717.
422 TRACTS.
FoBEiON Interest (the Yisible PoTsnit of a) in Opposition to the Interests of En^and
(M. Pitt ColL Tol. 41.) 8° London, 1746.
Policy (a few Remarks on oar) with Supplemental Remarks. (Ath. CdL
▼oL 65.) 8^ London, 1836.
Troops. A Defence of the Administration with Regard to the introdnctioa
and establishment of Foreign Troops. (M. Pitt Coll. toL 50.) e9 London, 1756.
FoBSTEB (Edward) Obserrations on the Evidenee relating to the Russia Trade. (M.
Pitt ColL ToL 73.) 8° London, 1774.
FoBSTTH (William) The Law relating to Simony considered, with a Tiew to itf
ReTision. (Ath. ColL vol. 180.) 8^ London, 1844.
FoflTBB (J.) — see Kilmarnock.
(Right Hon. John) Speech on the Roman Catholic Bill, in 1793. (Nasm.
Coll. voL 83.) 8^^ Dublin, 1798.
Speech on the Legislative Union, April 11, 1799. (Union ColL toL 6.) SP
Dublin, 1799.
— Speeches in the House of Commons, Ireland, 17th of February, and 19th of
March, 1800 ; with a Reply to his Speech of the 17th of February. (Union CoO.
vol. 8.) S^ Dublin, 1800.
FouLis (Sir J.) On the Merits of Roman Catholic Emandpadon. (Mack. ColL voL 5.)
8^ Shrewsbury, 1812.
Foz*8 Administration. The Ministerialist (M. Pitt ColL yoL 104.) 8^ London, 178S.
India BilL Considerations on the dangerous consequences to the Constitntion
from the East India BUL (M. Pitt Coll. toL 109.) 8^ London, 1784.
Observations on Fox's India Bill, its principles and tendency, and on that of
William Pitt ; with Sketches of their Character. (M. Pitt ColL voL 109.) 8^
London, 1784.
Considerations on the present State of East India Afiairs, and Examination of
Mr. Fox's BilL (M. Pitt ColL voL 1 13.) 8° London, 1784.
Second Letter to a Country Gentleman, on Fox's India BilL (M. Pitt ColL
voL 109.) 8° London, 1784.
Martyrs, or a new Book of the SuflFerings of the Faithful. (M. Pitt Coll. foL
111.) 8° London, 1784.
The True State of the Question (on the Royal Interference in Parliament)
(M. Pitt CoU. vol. 108.) 8° London, 1784.
A Candid Investigation of the present prevailing Topic (the Royal Inter-
ference in Parliament). (M. Pitt Coll. voL 108.) 8° London, 1784.
Observations on Mr. Burke's Speech, in an Address to that Gentleman. (M.
Pitt ColL vol. 109.) 8° London, 1784.
and Burke (The Deformities of) selected firom their Speeches. (M. Pitt CoU.
voL 111.) 8° London, 1784.
North, and Burke (The Beauties of) selected from their Speeches ; with w
Index, and address to the Public. (M. Pitt ColL voL 111.) 8® London, 1784.
The Martyrologist.— see Maitland.
( W. J.) Report of a Lecture at the Chapel, South-Place, Finsbury [on Church
Rates]. (Ath. ColL voL 91.) S^ London, 1837.
lectures on National Education. (Ath. ColL voL 139.) 8° London, 1840.
France. Reasons Against a War with France. (M. Pitt ColL voL 7.) 4°
London, 1701.
The present State of France and the City of Paris ; in a Letter to Matthew
Prior. (M. Pitt Coll. voL 12.) 8® London, 1712.
Reasons to prove that the Letter at the end of the French Memorial of
Justification is a French Forgery. (M Pitt ColL vol. 51.) 8° Lon-
don, 1756.
TRACTS. 423
F&ANcx. Report of the General Officers appointed to inquire into the condact of Migor-
General Stuart, Colonel Comwallis, and the Earl of Effingham, Deeemher, 1756,
for the Failore of the expedition to the Coast of France. (M. Pitt ColL toL 53.)
8*^ London, 1757.
Another. (M. Pitt Coll. vols. 54 and 56.) S^ London, 1758.
An authentic Account of our last Attempt upon the Coast of France. (M.
Pitt ColL vol. 54.) 8° London, 1758.
Journal of the Campaign on the Coast of France, in 1758. (M. Pitt ColL voL
54.) 8® London, 1758.
Account of the Revolt and Massacre which took place in Paris, 10th August,
1792. (M. Pitt ColL voL 127.) B^ London, 1793.
An Account of the manner in which the Persons confined in the Prisons of
Paris were tried and put to death, on the 2nd and 3rd of September, 1792. (M.
Pitt ColL voL 127.) S^ London, 1793.
French Revolution. Dangers qui menacent Europe &c (M. Pitt ColL voL
134.) S^ Leide, 1794.
War with France the only Security of Britain. (M. Pitt ColL voL 138.) 8^
London, 1794.
Lettre sur I'Elsprit et les Dispositions dn Gouvemement Frangais, par un
Americain. (Misc. ColL voL 3.) 8^ London, 1810.
Rapport du Ministre des Affaires Etrang^res k TEmpereor Napoleon ; avec
Reponse, par Phileleutherus, et Observations. (Misc. ColL toL I.) 8^ Lon-
dres, 1812.
Observations generales sur le Gouvemement actuel, et sur la Proclamation de
Napoleon an Peuple Fran^ais, du 1" Mars, 1815. (Mack. ColL voL 10.) 8^
Londres, 1815.
La Garde Royale pendant les ^v^nemens du 26 Juillet, &c., 1830, par nn
Officier. ( Ath. ColL voL 7. ) 8° Paris, 1830.
Truth respecting the Revolution which broke out in Paris, in July, 1830.
(Ath. CoU. voL 7.) BP London, 1831.
The Crisis in France, by a Recent Visitor to Paris. (Ath. ColL voL 105.) 8^
London, 1839.
FiiANCis (Convers) Address, delivered July 4, 1828, at Watertown, in Commemoration
of the Anniversary of National Independence. (Am. Coll. voL 17.) 8^ Cam-
bridge, 1828.
(F. J.) — see Cockbum.
(John) Reflections on the Moral and Religious Character of David. (Nasm.
ColL voL 6.) 8° London, 1764.
(Sir Philip) Reflections on the Abundance of Paper in Circulation, and the
Scarcity of Specie. (Curr. ColL voL 1.) 8° London, 1810.
FiiANKUN (Dr. Benjamin) The Examination of, relative to the Repeal of the American
Stamp Act, in 1766. (M. Pitt ColL voL 66.) 8^ London, 1767.
Information to those who would remove to America, and Remarks on the
Savages of North America. (M. Pitt ColL voL 110.) 8^ London, 1784.
[FaASSB (P.)] An Address to Baptists of all Denominations, on the Tenets of their
Religion, by Aristogeiton. (Ath. ColL vol. 70.) 8^ Loughborough, 1835.
Fbeelamd (J. B.) State of the Police in the Rural Districts ; with some Suggestions
for its improvement. (Ath. Coll. voL 106.) 8^ London, 1839.
Fbee Trade (Articles on) and the Reciprocity System, from the Foreign Quarterly
Review, Nos. 18, 19, and 21. (Ath. ColL voL 37.) S^ London, 1832.
An Essay on Free Trade, by F. C. (Ath. ColL voL 147.) %^ London, 1841.
Letter to Sir Robert Peel, on Free Trade and Finance. (Ath. Coll. voL 177.)
8^ London, 1844.
424 TRACT&
Fbkb-Will. An original idea respecting the Divine Prescience and Homan Free-
Will (Ath. ColL YoL 50.) S9 LondoD, 1825.
French (Fitzstephen) The Question — Are the Government entitled to the support of
the Irish Liheral Memhers at the present Crisis ? considered in relation to the
past, and with reference to the future. (Ath. ColL toL 108.) 8^ London, 1839.
Fbxsnillo Silver Mines (Notice of the) in the State of Zacatecas, Mexica (Ath.
ColL voL 46.) 8<^ London, 1834.
Friendlt Societies (Instructions for the establishment of). (Ath. ColL toL 100.) 8^
London, 1835.
Instructions for the establishment of Friendly Societies; with a Form of
Rules and Tables. (Ath. ColL voL 147.) 6^ London, 1838.
Fbt (William S.) Facts and Evidence relating to the Opium Trade with China.
(Ath. ColL ToL 127.) 8^ London, 1840.
Fulton (Robert) Report of the Practicability of Navigatmg with Steam-boats the
Southern Waters of the United States, from the Chesapeake to the River St
Mary's, from the Surveys of John D. Delacy. (Am. ColL voL 31.) 8^ Phila-
delphia, 1828.
FuNCHAL (Le Comte de) Note Circulaire aux Ambassadenrs, Envoyes, et Ministres
Plenipotentiares accredites k la Cour de Londres. (Mack. ColL yoL 9.) ^
Londres, 1815.
Funds. — see National Debt.
FuENBAUX (Philip) Letters to Justice Blackstone, concerning his ExposiUon of the
Act of Toleration, &c. (Nasm. ColL vol. 34.) 8^ London, 1770.
Gaoe (General)— -see America.
(J.) Remarks on the Alterations proposed in York Minster. (Ath. CoILtoL
24.) 8^ London, 1831.
Galindo (Don Juan) On Central America. (Ath. ColL vol. 75.) 8^ London, 1836.
Gallatin ( A..) — see Canals.
Galli (Florent) Prospectus of a Plan of Philosophy, contrary to all modem systems,
and founded on the Word of God. (Misc. Coll. voL 3.) 4^ London, 1830.
Gallois (M.) Opinion sor la Libertc de la Presse. (Mack. Coll. vol. 16.) 8°
Paris, 1814.
Galloway (Joseph) — see America.
Gambieb (Admiral) Narrative of his Conduct in North America, written by himself
[with an Autograph Note]. (M Pitt ColL vol. 101.) 8° London, 1782.
Gake Laws (Considerations on the) with an Appendix containing some Notice of the
French Laws on Game. (Ath. ColL vol. 10.) 8^ London, 1825.
Gajlat (M) — see Moreau.
Gabbett (James) Review of Dr. Pusey*s Sermon, and the Doctrine of the Eochtrist
according to the Church of England. (Tract Controv. voL 13.) 8^ London, 1843.
Dr. Pusey and the University of Oxford ; a Letter to the Vice-Chancellor of
the University. (Tract. Controv. vol. 13.) 8^ London, 1843.
Gabban-Coulon (M) — see St Domingo.
Gabbick (David) — see Colman.
Gauthet (M.) Some Account of the Normal School of the Canton de Vaud; trans-
lated by Sir John P. Boileau. (Ath. Coll. voL 140.) 8^ London, 1840.
Gay AN (John) — see Tithes.
Gat (Nicholas) Strictures on the proposed Union between Great Britain and Ireland,
with occasional remarks. (Union ColL vol. 5.) 8^ Dublin, 1799.
Gem (Harvey) Considerations on Ecclesiastical Courts' Reform, in reference to th«
Government BiU. (Ath. ColL voL 180.) 8^ London, 1844.
Geneva. Programme des Cours Publics qui auront lieu dans I'Academie de Gencfe.
(Misc. Coll. voL 1.) 40 Geneve, 1826.
TRACTS. 426
GxoRGK IL Letters and Messages between the Ring, Qaeen, Prince, and Princess of
Wales, on the birth of the yoong Princess. (Nasm. Coll. voL 22.) 8° London, 1737.
GsoBGiA. Enquiry into the state and ntility of the Province of Georgia. (M. Pitt
Coll. voL 30.) 8° London, 1741.
State of the Province of Georgia, attested on oath in the Court of Sayannah.
(M. Pitt ColL vol. 34.) S^ London, 1742.
Account of the Causes that have retarded the progress of the Colony of
Georgia, in America. (M. Pitt ColL vol. 35.) 8^ London, 1743.
A Vindication of the recent and prevailing Policy of the State of Georgia,
both in reference to its internal aSiEiirs, and its relations with the General Govern-
ment (Am. Coll. voL 16.) 8^ Athens, 1827.
Journal of the House of Representatives of the State of Georgia, 1827. (Am.
Coll voL 43.) 8^ Milledgeville, 1828.
Documents accompanying the Report made to the House of Representatives
respecting the Creek Indians in Georgia. (Am. Coll. vol 15.) 8^ New York, 1827.
Report of the Finances of the town of Savannah, in Georgia, in 1827. (Am.
ColL vol 43.) 8^ Savannah, 1827.
Geraohtt (Jaipes) The present state of Ireland, and the only means of preserving
her to the Empire considered. (Union Coll. vol 4.) 8^ London, 1799.
Gebhabd (Edward) Jason des Drachen Beute, ein Vasenbild. (Misc. Coll. vol 4.)
4^ Berlin, 1835.
Rapporto intomo I'lnstituto di Conispondenza Archeologica. (Ath. Coll. vol
57.) 8^ Roma, 1834.
(M.)— see Volci.
Gebkakt. The Groans of Germany ; or, the Enquiry of a Protestant German into the
present distractions of the Empire. (M. Pitt CoU. vol. 30.) 8^ London, 1741.
Letter from Hanover on the present broils of Germany. (BI. Pitt Coll. vol
40.) 8^ London, 1744.
GsBBALD (Joseph) A Convention the only Means of saving us from Ruin. (M. Pitt
Coll vol 132.) 8^ London, 1793.
GiBBALTAR. Description of Gibraltar, with Account of the Blockade and Siege. (M.
Pitt ColL vol 101.) S^ London, 1782.
The propriety of retaining Gibraltar impartially considered. (M. Pitt Coll
vol 105.) S^ London, 1783.
Gibson (Bishop) Letter to Dr. Codex, on the subject of his modest Instruction to the
Crown. (M. Pitt Coll vol 23.) 8° London, 1734.
(Francis) Memoirs of the Bastile ; with Anecdotes of the Man in the Iron
Mask. (Nasm. Coll vol 42.) 8^ Whitby, 1802.
GiE8ECK£ (Sir C. L.) Account of a Mineralogical Excursion to the county of Done-
gal. (Ath. Coll vol 21.) 80 Dublin, 1826.
GiLBABT (J. W.) An Inquiry into the Causes of the pressure on the Money Market,
in 1839. (Ath. Coll vol 122.) 8<> London, 1840.
Gnx V. Aubrey. Reports of the Proceedings in an Action for Crim. Con., at Lancaster
Assizes. (Misc. Coll vol 6.) 8^ Hereford, 1820.
GiLLiNOWATER (E.) Essay on Parish Workhouses. (Nasm. CoU. vol 26.) 8^ Bury
8t Edmunds, 1786.
GiLLKBSST (Dr.) Letters on the Cholera Morbus. (Ath. Coll. vol 26.) 8^
London, 1831.
GiLLT (W. S.) The Peasantry of the Border ; an Appeal on their behalf. (Ath. Coll.
vol 163.) 8<* Berwick-upon-Tweed, 1841.
GiSBOBNK (T.) Address to the Electors of North Derbyshire. (Ath. Coll. vol 51.)
8^^ London, 1834.
An Address to the Electors of Derbyshire on the recent Ministerial Crisis.
(Ath. Coll. vol 107.) 8° London, 1839.
3 1
426 TRACTS.
GisBoiuns (T.) On the RepresentatiTes of the Laneaahire and adjacent HanafSKtnring
districts. (Com L. ColL vol. 4.) 8^ London, 1841.
■ The Parliament about to be elected and its Ifinister. (Corn L. CoH toL 4.)
8^ London, 1841.
Gladstone (John) The Repeal of the Com Laws, with its probable ooBsequeooes.
Ath. Coll vol. 114.) 8° London, 1839.
On the Objects of the Ministerial Budget ; with a Letter on the changes in
the Rates of Postage. (Ath. ColL vol. 148.) 8^ London, 1841.
Statement of Facts connected with the present state of Slavery in the Britiih
Sugar and Coffee Colonies, and United States of America. (Slavery ColL vol 6.)
8^ London, 1830.
(W. E.) Speech on the motion for the Abolition of the Negro Apprentioeihip.
(Ath. Coll vol. 96.) 8° London, 1838.
Guao (G. R.) A Letter to the Bishop of London, on the subject of Church Refinu
(Ath. Coll. vol 31.) 8<^ London, 1833.
Glinski (J. O.) La Loi d'Avril; on. Position des Proscrits Polonais en France.
(Ath. Coll vol 94.) 8° Havre, 1838.
Glover (F. A.) On the "Church Discipline Bill" (Ath. ColL vol. 111.) B^
London, 1839.
Queen Anne's Bounty? The Question asked and answered. (Ath. CoU. voL
111.) 8^ London, 1839.
(George) An Historical Argument on the Origin and Property of Tithes;
with Remarks on the expediency of a fair and equitable Commutation. (Ath.
ColL vol 33.) 8° London, 1833.
GoDEFFROT (C.) Thcorie der Armuth. (Ath. ColL vol 45.) ^ Hamburg, 1834.
Godwin (B.) Examination of the Principles and Tendencies of Dr. Posey's Seraoo
on the Eucharist (Tract. Controv. vol 13.) 8^ London, 1843.
' (George) Appeal to the Public on the subject of Railways. (Ath. CoD. toIs.
74 & 101.) 8° London, 1837.
GoLDSMiD (Francis H.) On the Civil Disabilities of British Jews. (Ath. Ck)lL vol 21)
8° London, 1830.
On the Enfranchisement of British Jews. (Ath. ColL vol 39.) ^
London, 1833.
(Sir Isaac Lyon) Remarks on the Bank Restriction Act and the Sinking
Fund. (Ath. Coll. vol 13.) 8° London. 1826.
(Lewis) Observations on the appointment of the Right Hon. G. Cannio; to
the Foreign Department (Misc. Coll. vol 4.) 8° London, 1822.
Goldsmith (Oliver) The Good-Natured Man; a Comedy. (NasnL ColL vol 35.) ^
London, 1768.
GoLER (J. de)— see Haber.
GoLioHTLT (C. P.) I..ook St Homc ; or, a Short and easy Method with Rooib
Catholics. (Ath. CoU. vol 88.) S^ Oxford, 1837.
see Palmer.
GooDE (W.) The Case as it is ; or, a Reply to the Letter of Dr. Pusey to the Arch-
bishop of Canterbury. (Tract. Controv. vol 1.) 8® London, 1842.
Goodrich (Lord)— see West Indies.
GooLD (Thomas) An Address to the People of Ireland, on the sulject of the projected
Union. (Union Coll. vol. 3.) 8° Dublin, 1799.
Gordon (Alexander) Journal of Elemental Locomotion. (Ath. Coll. vol 38.) 8°
London, 1832.
On Railway Monopolies, and remedial measures. (Ath. C^oll vol 154.) 8°
London, 1841.
TRACTS. 427
Gordon (H.) Gonsideratioiis on the War in Poland, and on Um Neutrality of the
Eoropean Powers. (Ath. Col. vol. 7.) 8^ London, 1831.
The Right of Search Question. (Ath. Coll vol. 159.) 8° London, 1843.
Gore (Montague) Letter to Viscount Palmerston, on the affiiirs of Poland. (Ath. ColL
▼oL 7.) 8^ London, 1831.
Reply to Sir J. Walsh, on the present Balance of Parties. (Ath. ColL voL 19.)
S^' London, 1832.
RemariLi on the Foreign Relations of England, at the present Crisis. (Ath. Coll.
ToL 94.) 8^ London, 1838.
Reflections on the present Crisis. (Ath. CoU. toI. 107.) 8^ London, 1839.
A Letter to the Middle Classes, on the present state of the Country, with refer-
ence to the Chartist Meetings. (Ath. ColL voL 107.) 8^ London, 1839.
Letter to the Duke of Wellington, on the present state of the Country. (Miao.
ColL ToL 4.) 12^ London, 1840.
Thoughts on the Com Laws. (Ath. ColL voL 124.) 8^ London, 1840.
Second Edition* with Nutes. (Ath. ColL voL 124.) S^ London, 1840.
GouosR (R.) Emigration, for the Relief of Parishes, practically considered. (Ath.
ColL ToL 36.) 8^ London, 1833.
Government. A Battle-Royal between Three Cocks of the Game, containing their
different Schemes of Govemment. (M. Pitt ColL voL 15.) 8^ London, 1716.
An Argument to prove the affections of the People of England to be the best
security of the Government. (M. Pitt Coll. voL 16.) 8® London, 1716.
The Finishing Stroke ; being a vindication of the Patriarchal scheme of Go-
vemment. (M. Pitt ColL vol 15.) 8° London, 1716.
Reflections upon the Administration of Govemment (M. Pitt ColL voL 29.)
8** London, 1740.
This Country must be govemed. (Ath. Coll. vol. 146.) 8^ London, 1841.
Graham (C. V.) Heads or Tails ; a Poetical Epistle addressed to Sir R. PeeL (Ath.
Coll. voL 51.) 8® London, 1835.
(Robert) Letter on the Reform of the intemal govemment of the Royal
Boroughs of Scotland ; with Observations by the Delegates. (M. Pitt Coll. voL
124.) 8° London, 1788.
On the system and merits of the East India College at Haileybury. (Ath.
ColL ToL 20.) 8^ London, 1826.
(Sir James) — see Ministry.
Grammatical Essays, on a Barbarism in the English Language, and on the usefulness
Md necessity of Grammatical Knowledge. (Nasm. ColL voL 20.) 8^ London, 1768.
GRAmmxE (Augustus Bozzi) Letter to the Right Hon. W. Huskisson, on the Quaran-
tine BilL (Ath. Coll. vol. 11.) 8° London, 1825.
Report to the Directors of the Thames Improvement Company. (Ath. Coll,
voL 73.) 8^ London, 1837.
A Letter to the Duke of Wellington, on the Nelson MemoriaL (Ath. Coll.
ToL 118.) 8^ London, 1839.
(A. K. B.) Education of the Poor; a Sermon. (Sermons, voL 3.) 8^
London, 1841.
(W. L. B.) Description of a Great Rostral Column of Cast Iron, proposed to be
erected in Trafalgar Square, to the Memory of Nelson. (Ath. Coll. voL 118.)
12^ London, 1839.
Grattan (Henry) Observations on the Mutiny Bill ; with some strictures on Lord
Buckinghamshire's Administration in Ireland, and an Answer. (M. Pitt ColL
voL 99.) 8° London, 1781.
An Answer to the Speech of the Earl of Clare on the Legislative Union of
Great Britain and Ireland. (Union ColL voL 8.) 8^ Dubib, 1800.
Speech on the Catholic Petition. (Mack. ColL voL 5.) 8^ London, 1812.
428 TRACTS.
GBim-BiE (G.) Outline ofa Plan for a new CircnhtingMedinm. (Ath. ColL toL W.J
a° LoDdon, m33.
Out (F. C.) Oration before the Phi Beta Kappa Sodety, of Broim UmTernt;. (Ath.
CoU. vol. 164.) 8° ProTidenoe, 18*2.
GBAmoN (LieuL-CoL) DcBcriptlan of the Celestial Compast. (Atb. CoIL toL SO.)
8° London, 18S5.
Another Edition. (Misc. ColE. vol. 6,) i" London, 1826.
Green (Bishop) The Principles and Practices of the MelhodiaU eonndered, and hr-
Iher considered. (Nasm. Coll. vol. 1.) 8° London aod Cambridge, 1761.
(Joseph Henry) Suggestions Tcapecting the intended pUn of Medieai Befbni.
(Ath. Coll. voL 47.) 8° London, 1834.
The Touchalone of Medical Reform. (Ath. Coll. vol. 155.) 8° London, 1841.
GaxEtiolTOH (George Bellas) Address to the Royal Geographical Society, at the Amu-
versary Meeting, 1840. (Ath. Call. vol. 143.) 8° London, 1840.
Giieo (R. H.) On the pressure of the Com Laws and Sliding Scale. (Com L. liifl.
ToL2.) 8° London, 1841.
Scotch Farming in England. (Ath. CoU. vol. 163.) 8° London, 1841.
- — — (W.R.)SocifllStatislicBoflhe Netherlands. {Ath. Coll. vol 75.) 8" Lond-im ,
Agricnlture and the Corn Law; a Priie Essay. (Com L. Coll. toI. 5.) ff"
London, 1843.
Not OTer-Prodnetioa,but DeficieDt Consttmptiaa, the source of our SnEcriagl.
(Ath. Coa vol. 163.) 8° London. 1845.
Gbboo (St. George) The Currency, iti Evils and their Remedies. (Ath. Call.
ToL laS.) 6° London, 1839.
Gaeooibe (M.) Dc la Constitution Fran^ai&c, de fan 1814. (Mack. CoIL vols. IS sad
16.) S° Paris, 1814.
Gkboobt (E. T.) a Sermon, on the death of the Duke ofYork; vith Notes. (Ser-
mons, vol. 1.) 8° Dnblin, 1827.
[ ] Brief Sketch of the Marquess of Anglesey's Administration pn Irrind].
(Ath. CoIL vol. 5.) 8° Dublin, 1829.
Ireland in 1829-30 ; or, the First and Second Year's Administradoo oflheDske
ot Northumberland. (Ath. Coll. voL S.) 8° Dnblin, 1830-1.
(Olinlhas) Aids and Incentives to the acquisition of Knowledge, bis FarewcH
Lecture, delivered June 7, 1838. (Ath. Coll. voL IU3.) B° London, 1858.
Grenfeu. (John) A Defence of Rank Notes; with Obiervstions on the Baluiee cf
Trade and the Course of Exchange. (Corr, Coll. vol. 1.) 8° London, 1810^
Gbehtills (Lord) Speech on Indian A^irs, 9th April, 1813. (Mack. CulL vol 4.)
8° London, 1813.
Speech on the Distresses of the Maaufiicturing Districts. (Misc. CoIL voli. *
and 6.) 8° London, 1820.
E^say on the supposed advantages of n Sinking Fund. (Ath, CoIL vd. 14.)
81° London, 1828.
(Hon. George)-eee Wilkes.
ORESUSt (W.) Thoughts on the meajis of working out the scheme of Diocoan &tD-
cation, addressed to the Archdeacons of Stafford, Salop, and Derby. (Mist CelL
vol, 4.) 12° London. 1839.
Gbeshell (Richard) on Education in the principles of Art, read before the Monlicn
oftheAahmoleanSociety,Di;cembcr4,lB43. (Ath. Coll, voL 184,) 8° Oifbid,1844.
Cbet (Sir George) — see Speeches.
GBiFnTa (C. D.) Com Laws. Protection but not Monopoly. (ComI.CidLf^t)
8° London, 1842.
[ (Eliiabrth)] School for Rukes, a Comedy. (Nnsm. CoIL vol. 35.) B«
London, 1769.
TRACTS. 429
Gbdidlat (Captain M.) View of the state of Steam Commonication with India.
( Ath. ColL vols. 74 and 87.) 8° London, 1837.
Gbintield (Edward William) The natore and extent of the Christian Dispensa-
tion &C., in reply to an article in No. 6 of the British Critic. (Ath. ColL voL 60.)
8^ London, 1828.
[ ] Letter on the present state of the Society for Promoting Christian Know-
ledge. (Ath. Coll vol 60.) 8^ London, 1834.
Reflections on the late proceedings against the Regius Professor of Divinity
[Dr. Hampden]. (Ath. ColL toL 67.) 8^ London, 1836.
GaoANS (The) and Miseries of Great Britain modestly stated. (M. Pitt ColL toL 43.)
S"^ Edinburgh, 1748.
Gbots (George) Essentials of Parliamentary Reform. (Ath. CoU. voL 17.) 8^
London, 1831.
OoADALoupK. Reasons for not restoring Guadaloupe at a Peace. (M. Pitt ColL voL
59.) 8^ London, 1760.
Guatocozin's Letters on the present state of Ireland. (M. Pitt CoU. yoL 91.) 8^
London, 1779.
GnsRNSBT. Rights and Immunities of the Island of Guernsey. (Mack. CoU. voL 3.)
8^ London, 1805.
GuiAMA. Memorial to the Queen and other Documents on the present condition of
the Catholic Church in British Guiana. (Ath. Coll. voL 156.) 8^ London, 1841.
GuiLTT or Not Guilty? An Inquest on the Conservative Parliament and Ministry.
(Ath. ColL vol. 170.) 8° London, 1842.
GuizoT (F.) Qnelques Idees sur la Liberte de la Presse. (Mack. Coll. vol. 16.) 8^
Paris, 1814.
Of Democracy in Modem Societies, translated from the French. (Ath. Coll.
voL 102.) 8^ London, 1838.
GuNMiNo (H.) — see Cambridge.
Goblet (R. R.) Address at the Annuad Meeting of the Pennsylvania Colonization
Society, in 1839. (Ath. ColL voL 131.) 8^ Philadelphia, 1839.
GuBMEY (J. H.) The New Poor Law, the Poor Man's Friend. (Ath. ColL voL 80.)
• 8° Leicester, 1836.
GuTHBiE (C. W. G.) on the Cure of Squinting. (Ath. CoU. vol. 155.) 8® London, 1840.
GwiLT (J.) on the Communication of Mr. Wilkins to the Editor of the Athenseum,
relative to the National Gallery. (Atb. Coll. vol. 41.) 8^ London, 1833.
Habee (Maurice de) et J. de Goler. La Verite Enti^re sur leurs differences. (Ath.
ColL vol. 183.) 8° Paris, 1844.
Hachette (M.) Memoire sur les Modes de Numerotage dans les Filatures. (Misc.
Coll. voL 1.) 4° Paris, 1825.
Haceet (Buhop) A Speech in behalf of Deans and Chapters, made before the Long
Parliament in 1641. (Ath. Coll. voL 136.) 8^ London, 1840.
Apology for Cathedral Establishments. (Ath. Coll. voL 90.) 8^ London, 1838.
Hadley (J.) Description of his Quadrant. (Nasm. ColL vol. 16.) 8^ London, 1731.
Hagoabd (W. D.) Observations on the Standard of Value, and the Circulating Me-
dium of this Country. (Ath. Coll. vol. 122.) 8^ London, 1840.
Haiti. The Rural Code of Haiti, in French and English, with a prefatory Letter to
Earl Bathurst (Ath. ColL voL 8.) 8^ London, 1827.
Hakewill (Arthur) Apology for the Architectural Monstrosities of London. (Ath.
ColL voL 74.) %^ London, 1835.
Hau-Pay. Correspondence between Viscount Palmerston and Col. W. G. Davy, on
the Distribution of Half-Pay. (Ath. Coll. voL 22.) 8^ London, 1828.
ELalif AX (George, Earl of) Caution to those who are to choose Members of Parliament
(M. Pitt ColL voL 23.) 8° London, 1734.
430
TRACTS.
ss the Tay, at Dundee. (Atb. CoU.
Hau. (Oaptwn BhII) Aceonnt of tbe Ferr; u
vol. a*,) 8" Dundee, IS25.
Ooe Hundred sad Sixty-Tbree Aulograph Lellen and Docnmenu, in mtwrr
to CaptuD Hall's Querio on Anieri<»nPauperiim. (ADi.CoU.YaL!3.) Folio. IB!8.
Bee Alabama.
(G. W.) A Reriew of the Tarions sonrces of National Wealth, and a Rcplj to
Lord Milton on the Corn Lows. (Aih. Coll. vol. 29.) 8° Londoo, 1832.
Tbe Connexion between Landlord and Tenant, and Tenant sad Laboorer.
(Alh. ColL Yol. 163.) P° London, 1841.
(Sir Jamea) Oo tbe Consolidation of tbe Stnta of the Earth. (Hi«c. (ML
vol. 1.) 4° Edinburgh, 1825.
(Robert) Sermon on the General Fart, October 19, 1803. (Hack. ColL toL al.)
8° London, 1804.
Sermon, preached at l>eicester, for the benef t of a Sunday SehooL (Black.
ColL vol. 9.) 8° Leicester, 1813.
(Robert Cream) Snbllilute for official GenemI Regi«trfttion ; with Remaill
on the Registry Bill. (Ath. CoU. vo1«. 10 aod 39.) 8° London, isai.
Hall&m (Henry) — see Monk.
Kallet (Edmand) — lee RiiTBud.
HAU.tBimTON (Judge) Letters of a Nova-Scotian, first published ii
1827. (Am, ColL voL 8.) 6" Quebec, 1828.
HAixfDAT (Sir A.) A Letter to tbe Secretary at War, on Sickness and Uortalitj in Ihe
West Indies. (Atli. Coll. toI. 119.) 6° London, 1S39.
Hah&l (Joseph) Beschreibang xweytr Reiaen auf den Montblonc, im Angott, ISSO.
(Ath. Coll. voL Ml.) 8° Wien, 1821.
Hamilton (Captain ) Review of his " Men and Manners in America ;" from the Nont
American Review. (Atb. Coll. vol. fiB.) B° London, 183*.
(G. B.) Humility, the first step to Christian Unity, a Sermon; with Notca.
(Sermons, vol. 2.) 8° Honnslow, 1837.
Letter on the dismission of the Rev. G. B. Hamilton fram the Cnney of
Hounslow, by Ignotus. (Alh. Coll. voL 90.) 8" London, 1837.
— (Jolia) A Letter to T. MacKenna, occasioned by his Memoir on Mtne ques-
tions respecting the projected Union. (Union Coll. vol. 3.) 8" Dablln, 11
(John) Remonstrance in relatJOD to the Scottish Chnrch Qae«tion. (Alh. Col
ToL 167.) 8" Edinbnrgh, 1841.
Letter to Sir George Sinclair, in reference to the Scoleh Cbnrch QaeMua.
(Atb. ColL Tol. 186.) 8° London, 1844.
(William Richard) Three Letters to tbe Earl of Elgin, on the NeoHDOMsof
ParliameaL (Ath. Coll. vol. 74.) 8" London, 1836.
Address to the Royal Gengraphioal Society of London, at the AjuuTersaryMMt-
iogs, aist May, 1838,and S7lh May, 1639. (Ath. Coll. vol. 143.) 8° LotkLISSJ-).
Address to the Royal Geogrnphical Society of London.
Meeting, 23rd May, 1842. (Ath. Coil. voL 166.) 8° Loadoi
On the North-Eastem Boandsry of the United States. (Ath. ColL vol. 1.
8° London, 184S.
HAMtL-roN and Colbert Corsory Views of the Liberal and Restrictive systems, and i)i^
effects in Great Britaio, France, Russia, Pnissia, Holland, and the United 9i
(Am. ColL vol. 31.) 8° Philadelphia, 1826,
Hahpogm (Renn Dickson) Observations on Religions Dissent, and the use of Beligioa
Tests; with tbe Postscript. (Atb. Coll. voL 78.) a" Oxford, 1834-S.
loangunil Lecture before the University of Oxford. (Alh. ColL rd. 78.)
8" London, 1836.
Lecture on Tradition. (Tract. Controv. voL 5.) B° Laodos, 1S3».
t tbe Anniveisarf
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Hampdkn (Reno Dickson) The Trial by Fire, and the One Sacrifice for Sin ; two
SeniMHis. (Sermons, toL 3.) 8^ London, 1841.
The Thirty-Nine Articles of the Church of England. (Tract ControT. vol 10.)
8^ London, 1842.
Letter to the Archbishop of Canterbory, on the appointment of the Regins
Professor of Divinity. (Ath. ColL vol 78.) 8° London, 1886.
Elucidations of Dr. Hampden's Theological Statements. (Ath. ColL voL 78.)
S^ Oxford, 1836.
Extracts in defence of the present Regius Professor of Divinity, and in con-
denmation of the proceedings at Oxford. (Ath. ColL voL 78.) 8^ London, 1836.
HA2n>LET (B.)— see Coanty Magistrates.
I (Henry) On the formation of a National Agricultural Institution. (Ath. ColL
voL 109.) 8^ London, 1838.
Hamoyeb. Case of the Hanover Forces in the pay of Great Britain. — The Interest of
Great Britain steadily pursued, in answer. — Two Vindications of ** The Case of the
Hanover troops," &c. — Popular prejudice concerning partiality to the interests of
Hanover. (M. Pitt ColL voL 35.) 8^ London, 1743.
Thoughts on the system of our late Treaties with Hesse-Cassell and Russia,
in regard to Hanover. (M. Pitt Coll. voL 51.) 8^ London, 1756.
The Hanoverian Constitution considered. (Ath. ColL voL 93.) 8^ Lond. 1837.
An attempt towards a Natural History of the Hanover Rat, dedicated to
T— m M— r, M.D. (M. Rtt ColL vol. 38.) S^ London, 1744.
Haboeb (James) The Description of the City of New York ; with an account of its
first setUement by the Dutch in 1629. (Am. ColL voL 6.) 12^ New York, 1827*
Hardy (T. D.) Letter to the Commissioners for Public Records, in answer to Sir F.
Palgrave. (Ath. ColL voL 40.) 8° I^ndon, 1832.
Hare (Bishop) Church Authority vindicated ; a Sermon. (Bangor. ColL vol 3.) 8^
London, 1719.
■ Scripture vindicated finom the Misinterpretations of the Bishop [Hoadly].
(Bang. ColL voL 3.) 8^ London, 1721.
The Difficulties and Discouragements which attend the study of the Scriptures
in the way of Private Judgment (Nasm. ColL voL 24.) 8^ London, 1769.
(Julius Charles) A Vindication of Niebuhr's History of Rome from the charges
of the Quarterly Review. (Ath. ColL voL 50.) 8^ Cambridge, 1829.
(Robert) Compendium of the Course of Chemical Instruction in the University
of Pennsylvania. (Am. ColL voL 19.) 8^ Philadelphia, 1827.
Otgections to Mr. Redfield's Theory of Storms $ Strictures on Professor Dove*s
Essay on the I^w of Storms ; and Letter to Professor WheweU, on his ** Demon-
stration that all Matter is heavy.*' (MiscColL voL 11.) 8^ New Haven, 1840.
Harris (Lieut-CoL) Thoughts on Emigration, from Great Britain to her possesnons
in North America, as it would affect the Province of Nova Scotia. (Am. Coll*
voL 8.) \^ HaliiS^ 1827.
(William Snow) State of the question relating to the protection of the Bri-
tisih Navy from Lightning, by the method proposed by him. (Ath. ColL vol. 117.)
S^ Plymouth (privately printed), 1838,
Harrison (D.) Narrative of his distressful Voyage ft^m Fyal to New York, and mira-
coloQS deliverance. (Nasm. ColL voL 13.) 8^ London, 1766.
(John) An Account of the Proceedings in order to the discovery of the Lon-
gitude at Sea, relating principally to John Harrison's Time-pieoe. (Nasm. ColL
▼oL 8.) 8^ London, 1763.
A Narrative of the Proceedings relative to the disooveiy of the Longitude at
Sea. (Nasm. ColL voL 8.) 8^ London, 1765.
Remarks on a Pamphlet lately published by Bfr. Maskelyne, under the au-
thority of the Board of Longitude. (M. Pitt ColL voL 66.) 8^ London, 1767.
~i32~ TRSCTST
H&ftusoH (J. E) Disconne on tbc pro«pecU of Letlen and Taste in Virfiain. (An.
Coll. voL 17.) 8= Cwnbridge, 182a.
(J. P.) Remacks dd ibe ioflneoce of the Miad upon the Bodf. (A.n. Coll.
tdL 19.) i" Loouville, IBS?.
(W.) Speech on East ladia-buill Shipping, April iS, ISH. (Miek. Coll. tdL
4.) 8° Irf)ndoa, 1814.
SubBtance of his Reply before the Select ComauHM of the House of Cam-
mona, on East India-built Shipping, Jane SB, lBl-1. in reply on the whole OK.
(Mack. ColL tdL SO ^° Londoti, 1814.
HAB.T (John) Description of the Skeleton of tbe Fouil Deer of Ireland. (Atb. OdL
TOl. 21,) 8° Dnblin, 1825.
IIartbdbn. An Account of the Parish of Hartburn, in the couDt; of Nonhtuilbcr-
land [eilnicted fram Hodgson's History of Nortbnniborlaod]. (Misc. CoU. toL 1)
4° Newcastle, 1827.
HiBTLET (David) Utters on the Americaa War. (M. Pitt Coll. toL 94.) Ifl
London, 1779.
Considerations of (he proposed Renewal of the Bonk Cbarter. (BL Fin CoU
vol. 100.) 8° London, 1781.
An Address to the Committee of the counl; of York, on the atalc of PiiUw
Affairs. (M. Pitt Coll. vol. 98.) 8° London, 1781.
{Dayid) Accoont of the invention and osc of Fire-Plaiei for the tecorityof
Bnildings against Fire. (Ath. Call vol. 57.) 8° London, 1834.
HiBTET (C.) Charge to the Grand Jury of Norwich. (Nasm. ColL toL 26.) «=
Norwich, 1793.
(D. W.) Report of ibe Proceedings before the Benchen of the Icnei Temple,
on his application to be called to the Bar. (Alh. ColL toL 9.) S*^ Chehnt-
ford, 1834.
Hassle B (F. R.) — see Koberdeun.
HisTiNGS (Warren) Memoirs relotire to the state of India ; with AdditioQl. (Kum.
ColL vol 38.) 8° London, 1786.
see Scott.
HiTCHETT (Cbarles) On the Spikenard of the Ancients. (Misc. Coll. vol, 4.) t°
London, 1836.
Hadodton (Sir G. C.) A Letter to Sir Charles Watkio W. Wyna, on the danger U
which the Conititution is expoGcd from the cacroachmcnta of tbe Courts of L4>.
(Ath. ColL vol. 133.) 8° London, 1840.
Haweb (Benjamin) The Abolition of Arrest and Imprisonment for Debt comidenl
(Ath. Coll. voL 76.) 8° London, 1836.
Hawkes (Samuel) Sketch of the Principles of tbe Differential Calcolas. (MIk
CoU. vol. 1.) 4" Cambridge, 1833.
I
Hawobtb (B.) On the English Poor. (Aih. Coll. voL 45.) 8° London, 1894.
Ha WTBET (Charles) An Appeal to tbe New Testament in proof of tbe DiTiaityd ik
Son of God. (M. Pitt ColL voL 13S.) 8° London. 1794.
HAn>OH (B. R.) On the relative Value of Fresco and Oil Painting, as applied IoOk
Architectural DecoralJons of the Houses of Farliament. (Atb. CoU. loL IfiS.) S°
London, 1842.
HAZABD-PLAKBiia (Hiou to) ; or. Ten Minnies' Advice on tbe " Power of tbe PulL*
(Misc. Coll. Tol. 1.) 12° London. 1828.
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Heab (George) Remarks on the North-Eastem Boundary Question between Great
Britain and America. (Ath. ColL vol. 94.) 8^ London, 1838.
Heabnb (Thomas) Impartial Memorials of his Life and Writings, by several Hands.
(Nasm. CdL vol. 24.) 8^ London, 1736.
Hbath (W.) The Advantages of Difficulties in Religion. (Mack. Coll. vol 21.) 8^
Cambridge, 1810.
HsATHnELD (Richard) Plan for the liquidation of the Public Debt of the Kingdom.
(Misc. Ck>U. vol 5.) 8^ London, 1819.
Further Observations on liquidating the Public Debt. (Misc. Coll. voL 6.)
8^ London, 1820.
Heebem (Professor) Review of his ** Essay on the British Continental Interest ;*'
from the Foreign Quarterly, No. 37. (Ath. Coll. vol. 19.) 8^ London, 1837.
Helps (T. William) Parliamentary Representation. (Ath. ColL vol. 83.) 8°
London, 1837.
HKLYETUfl. Lettres de Helvetus sur les diverses Questions qui agitent la Suisse.
(Mack. Coll vol. 12.) 8^ 1814.
HEin:.ET (Lord) Plan for a new arrangement and increase of the Dioceses of England
and Wales. (Ath. Coll. vol 60.) 8^ London. 1834.
see Bowles, Church, Lethbridge, Perceval, and Pulteney.
(D.) Proceedings of the Court Martial for the Trial of Colonel D. Henley,
accused by General Burgoyne of ill-treatment of the British Soldiers. (M. Pitt
ColL vol 89.) 8° London, 1778.
HsTBT (Patrick) The Bank Dinner; an Expose of the Court Party of Kentucky, and
the curtain drawn from the Holy Alliance of America. (Am. Coll vol 35.) 8°
Louisville, 1828.
Hkhblow (J. S.) Letters tp the Farmers of Suffolk. (Ath. Coll. vol. 163.) S°
London, 1843.
Herbebt (William) A Sermon, preached at the Bishop of Chester's Visitation, in
184L (Charges, vol 3.) 8^ London, 1841.
Hebvet (T.) Letter to the late King, and to the Duke of Newcastle. (Nasm. Coll
vol 16.) 8^ London, 1763.
Hessian Forces. Case of the Hessian Forces in the pay of Great Britain. (M. Pitt
ColL vol 22.) 8^ London, 1731.
Hewley (Lady) Charities. — see Tottie, and Yates.
Hext (F. J.) Letters on Reform in Parliament, addressed to Sir Richard Rawlinson
Vyvyan, Bart (Ath. Coll vol. 18,) 8° Truro, 1831.
Hetltn (Dr. P.) On the Right of the Bishops to sit and vote in the House of Peers.
(Ath. Coll vol. 52.) 8^ London, 1835.
Hetwood (T.) Gn the want of remedial treatment for the Poor of Unsound Mind.
(Ath. Coll vol 155.) S^ London, 1841.
Hicks (Elias) Sermon, delivered December 10th. (Am. Coll vol 13.) 8^ Philadel*
phia, 1826.
Hioh-Fltebs. An Historical Account of the principles of High-Flyers, in all ages.
(M. Pitt ColL vol 8.) 8° London, 1704.
ISxLL (John) The Means of reforming the Morals of the Poor, by the prevention of
Poverty. (Nasm. Coll vol. 43.) 8^ London, 1801.
On the high price of Gold Bullion, and its connection ynih Foreign Exchanges.
(Bullion Coll. vol 2.) 8^ London, 1810.
(Bfatthew Davenport) Letter to Thomas Pemberton, on the Privileges of the
House of Commons. (Ath. Coll vol 86.) 8^ London, 1838.
(Rowland) Post Office Reform ; its importance and practicability. ( Ath. Coll
vol 100.) 8^ London, 1837.
see Postage.
3 K
434 TRACT&
HiLLABT (Sir William) Appeal, on the humanity of forming a National Insdtotion for
the preservation of lives and property from Shipwreck. (Ath. CoU. toL 3.) 8^
London, 1825.
HiNCHUFFE (H. J.) Thoughts on the Repeal of the Usury Laws. (Ath. CoQ. toL
10.) 8^ London, 1828.
Method for abridging Conveyances, and Act for Registering Titles to Beal
Property. (Ath. Coll. vol. 9.) 8° London, 1833.
HiMDMARSH (Captain)-~see Australia.
HiNTON (John H.) Letter to Lord Bexley [on the Bible Society]. (Ath. CoQ. vol
88.) 8° London, 1837.
Hints on the expediency of an improved Divisional Arrangement of England for
administrative purposes. (Ath. ColL voL 45.) 8° London, 1834^
HippiSLET (Sir J. C.) Speech on the Roman-catholic Claims; with the Pondficil
RescripU of Clement XIV. and Pius VIL (Mack. ColL voL 11.) S^ London, 1815.
HoADLY (Bishop) A Preservative against the Principles and Practices of the Non-
jurors. (Bangor. Coll. vol. 5.) 8^ London, 1716.
Sermon on the Nature of the Kingdom or Church of Christ. (Bangor.
Coll. vol 5.) 8° London, 1717.
An Answer to Dr. Snape*s Letter to the Bishop of Bangor. (Bangor. CoE
ToL 5.) S^ London, 1717.
An Answer to a late Book written by Dr. Sherlock. (Bangor. ColL voL 5.)
8*^ London, 1718.
An Answer to a Calunmy of Dr. Sherlock. (Bangor. ColL toL 5.) 99
London, 1718.
Answer to the RepresentaUon of the Lower House of Convocation. (Baogor.
ColL vol. 7.) 8° London, 1718.
The common Rights of Subjects defended, and the Sacramental Test coasi-
dered, in answer to Dr. Sherlock. (Bangor. Coll. vol. 5.) 8^ London, 1719.
Refutation of Dr. Sherlock's Argument against a Repeal of the Test and
Corporation Acts. (M. Pitt ColL voL 126.) 8° London, 1790.
Reply to the Unanswerable Answer to Bishop Hoadly ; with some Considert*
tions of Dr. Sacheverell's Sermon before the Lord Mayor. (Bangor. ColL voL 1.)
8° London, 1709.
Obedience to Civil Government clearly stated, and Bishop Hoad]y*s Nev
Scheme fully considered. (Bangor. ColL vol. 1.) 8^ London, 1711.
The Layman's Letter to Bishop Hoadly. (Bangor. ColL voL .1.) 8° Lon-
don, 1716.
Defence of the First Head of the Charge of the Committee of the Lower
House of Convocation against Bishop Hoadly. (Bangor. ColL voL 2.) 8^ Loo-
don, 1718.
(Dr. Benjanun) The Suspicious Husband ; a Comedy. (Nasm. ColL vol 4.)
8^' London, 1747.
[HoARE (Archdeacon)] The Prebendary or Cathedral Establishments, ancient and
modern, being the substance of Letters to the " Morning Herald." (Ath. Col
voL 90.) 8° London, 1837.
(Edward N.) Letters on subjects connected with Ireland. (Ath. ColL voL
144.) 8° Dublin, 1839.
HoBART (Bishop John) Address on opening the General Theological Seminary of the
Protestant Episcopal Church, delivered in Trinity Church, New York, in 1822.
(Am. Coll. voL 13.) 8° New York, 1822.
The United States of America compared with some European countries, par-
ticularly England. (Am. Coll. voL 13.) 8° New York, 1826.
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HoBART (Bishop John) The Christian Bishop approving himself nnto God ; a Sermon,
preached at the Consecration of the Rev. H. U. Onderdonk. (Am. CoU. vol 14.) 8^
Philadelphia, 1827.
Address to the Students of the General Theological Seminary of the Pro-
testant Episcopal Church. (Am. Coll vol IS.) 8^ New York, 1828.
HoBB£8 (Thomas) — see Macaulay.
HoDGKiM (John) Ohservations on the proposed estahlishment of a General Register.
( Ath. Coll. vol. 10.) 8° London, 1829.
(Thomas) An Inquiry into the merits of the American Colonization Society ;
with an Account of the British African Colonization Society. (Ath. Coll. voL 46.)
8° London, 1833.
Hodgson (Adam) Letter to M. Jean-Baptiste Say, on the comparative expense of
Free and Slave labour. (Am. Coll. vol 29, and Slavery ColL vol. 4.) 8^ Liver '
pool, 1823.
HoEFEB (H. G. A.) Kalidasi-Urwasi ; der Preis der Tapferkeit, ein Indisohes
SchauspieL (Ath. Coll. vol. 153.) 8^ Berlin, 1837.
HoLDSwoRTH (Arthur Howe) On the Monopoly of the Landed Interest (Ath. Coll.
vol 22.) S^ Exeter, 1826.
Description of the Revolving Rudder, invented by him. (Ath. Coll. voL 2.)
8^ London, 1824.
HouoBD (G.) Third Vindication of the General Penitentiary, in answer to Dr.
Latham. (Ath. Coll vol 23.) 8^ London, 1825.
On a Misstatement in the Quarterly Review, relative to the supposed iU-
snccess of the General Penitentiary, Millbank. (Ath. Coll. vol. 23.) 8°
London, 1830.
Statements and Observations concerning the Hulks. (Ath. Coll vol 23.) 8^
London, 1826.
HoLLANix Important Secret come to light ; or, the States-General*s Reasons for refusing
to guaranty the E — e of H— r, and to act against France. (M. Pitt Coll vol 33.)
8^ London, 1742.
An Address to the People of the Netherlands, on the dangerous situation of
Holland. (M. Pitt Coll. vol. 62.) 8° London, 1782.
The Navigation of the Scheldt (Ath. Coll. vol 28.) 8° London, 1832.
Justification of the Foreign Policy of Great Britain towards Holland. (Ath.
Coa vol 28.) 8^ London, 1833.
Holland (G. C.) Suggestions towards improving the present system of Com Laws.
(Com L. Coll vol 3.) 8° London, 1841.
Letter to J. R. M*Culloch, in answer to his Statements on the Com Laws.
(Com L. Coll vol. 3.) 8° London, 1841.
Hollow AT (J. T.) Baptismal Regeneration and Sacramental Justification, not the
Doctrine of the English Church. (Tract Controv. vol 10.) 8^ London, 1842.
Holmes (John) French Grammar. (Nasm. Coll. vol. 4.) 8^ London, 1741.
HoLBOTD (Arthur Todd) Egypt and Mahomed Ali Pacha, in 1837, containing Remarks
npon ** Egypt as it is in 1837." (Ath. Coll vols. 87, 105, and 129.) 8^
London, 1838.
The Quarantine Laws, their abuses and inconsistencies. (Ath. Coll. vol. 115.)
8^ London, 1839.
HoLWELL (J. Z.) Narrative of the Deaths of the English Gentlemen and others who
were snffociUed in the Black-Hole at Calcdtta. (Nasm. Coll. vol 24.) 8^
Lcmdon, 1758.
An Address to Luke Scrafton, Esq., on his Observations on Mr. Vansittart*s
Narrative. (M. Pitt Coll. vol 67.) 8° London, 1767.
436 TRACTS.
Home (P.) Oulliues of ihe true Facts Bad Docameots; beiag bd Appeal lo Der
Ml^esly agsiast the Cubricated Facts and DocumeDls impoMd upon the Cnni,
addressed lo all Officers of the Army and Navj. (Ath. C«ll. »d. 98.) S*
LondoD, 1B3IJ.
HooR. (James) Angala in Hcrbai a Sketch of Ihe true Character of the ChaRbif
England and her Clergy. (Nasm. ColU »o!. 41.) 8° London, 1802.
(Walter Farquhar) A Call to Union, on the Principlea of the Englith it-
tormatioa; a Sennoii, vilh Notes. (Sermoss, ml. 2.) S° London, 1S38.
Hear the Church; a Sermon. (Charges, vol. 3.) 8° London, 1838.
The Novelties of Gomanism; or, Popery refuted by Tradition i ■ Sonua.
(Miac Coa vol. 4.) 13° London, 1841).
Scriptural Principlei, as applicable to Belig^oos Societies. (Tract. ConirsT.
vols.) 8° London, I84I.
— Reasons fur contributing ton~ards Che aappon of an English Bishop at Jen>
Salem. (Tract. Controv. vol. 8.) 8° London, 1842.
Strictures on his Letter to the Bishop of Ripon, on the Stale of Parties in ibc
Church of England. (Tract. Coalrov. vol. 9.) 8° l^tidon, 1841.
HooLE (John) Cyrus; a Tragedy. (Nasm. CoU. vol. 35,) 8° London, 1768.
Hops (G.) Agricnllure and the Com Law ; a Prize Essay. (Corn L. CoU. vol S.)
8° Manchester, 1842.
(John) A Letter to the Lord Chancellor, on the daima of the Chnrch of
Scotland, in regard to its Juriidiction, and on the proposed changef in its Polilj.
(Ath. ColL voL 137.) 8° Edinburgh, 1839.
(J. R.) The Bishopric of the United Charch of Eag^snd and Ireland, U
Jernaalem, considered. (Tract. Controv. vol. 8.) 8° London, 18*1,
[ ] Letter lo the Archbishop of Canterbury, on a hite Meeting of the Society fix
the Propagation of the GospeL (Ath. Coll. vol. 88,} 8° London, 1838.
HopPEB (Thomai) A Letter to Lord Melbourne, on the rebuilding of the Eoyal
EichangG, (Ath. ColL Tol. 118,) 8° London, IS 3»,
HoRNeB (Leonard) od Che emptoymenC of Children in Factories and other Worki, b
the United Kingdom and in some Foreign Countries. (Ath. CoU. -roL 134.) ^
London, 1840.
Udbton (Sit R. W.) Second Letter to the Freeholders of Ihe county of TnAi «
Negro Slavery. (Slavery Coll. tol. 6,) 8" Ixindon, 1830.
An Inquiry into the Canses and Remedies of Paupetnsm. Thre« Setid
(Ath, Coll. ToL 34.) 8" London, 1830,
Speech in the House of Commons, 9th March, 1 830, on the state of lie Po*
of the United Kingdom. (Ath. CoU. vols. 34 and 36.) 8° London, 1830.
Second Lecture on Staldstics and Political Economy. (Ath. ColL toL 41) »*
London, 1831.
Exposition and Defence of Earl Salhurst's Adminiitralion of (be AlbittJ
Canada. (Ath, Coll. vol. 8S,) 8° London. 18^8,
Ireland and Canada ; sapported by local evidence. (Ath. ColL toI UO.)
8= London, 1639.
Correspondence between him and J, B, RoHnson. on a Pamphlet eotilid
" Ireland and Canada," (Alh. Coll, vol. 120.) 8° London, 1839.
- see Roman Catholic Question.
HoSACK (David) Observations on Ite Medical Character. (Am. CaO. toL 19.) *°
w York, 1826.
HosKHia (Professor William) Introductory Irfclnrc, stKing's College, to the CIa» cf
Civil Engineering and Architecture. (Ath. Coll. vol. 154.) 8° London, 1841.
InCrodoctory Lecture at King's College, on tbe principles and practice o'
Arebiteetnre. (Ath. ColL toL 16J,) S° London, 1B43.
TRACTS. 437
HogKiNS (G. A.) Ethiopia venos Egypt, or Reply to a Critique on his ** TraTels in
Ethiopia." (Ath. ColL vol. 76.) 8^ London, 1836.
HoTOMAR (Francis) Franco-Oallia ; or, an Account of the Andent Free State of
France, with Life of the Author. (M. Pitt Coll. vol 1 1. ) 8^ London, 1711.
Household (The); or, What shall we do with the Ladies? (Ath. Coll. vol 107.)
8° London, 1839.
Hows (Lord) A Narrative of the Transactions of the Fleet under the command of
Lord Howe, with Observations. (M. Pitt Coll. vol. 90.) 8^ London, 1778.
A Letter to Lord Howe, on his Naval Conduct in the American War. (M.
Pitt ColL vol. 91.) 8° London, 1779.
Letters to a Nobleman, on the conduct of the war in the Ifiddle Colonies.
(M. Pitt ColL voL 91.) 8° London, 1779.
(Lieut.-6en. Sir William) A Reply to the Observations of Sir William Howe,
on the *' Letters to a Nobleman:" in which his Misrepresentations are detected.
(M. Pitt CJoll. voL 96.) 8° London, 1780.
see America (page 372), and Comwallis.
HowicK (Viscount) Speech on Colonial Slavery; with a Plan for the Abolition of
Slavery. (Ath. Coll. voL 46.) 8° London, 1833.
Speech on moving for a Committee on the depression of the Manufacturing
Literests. (Ath. C^IL voL 169.) 8^ London, 1843.
Two Speeches delivered in the House of Commons, May 3 and 10, on the
Factory Question. (Ath. ColL vol. 172.) S^ London, 1844.
Speech in the House of Commons, June 25, on the Repeal of the Ck>m Laws.
(Ath. ColL vol. 179.) 8^ London, 1844.
HowLETT (John) Examination of Dr. Price's Essay on the Population of England and
Wales. (M. Pitt ColL vol. 99.) S<^ Maidstone, 1781.
An Enquiry concerning the influence of Tithes upon Agriculture. (Nasm.
ColL vol. 39.) 8^ London, 1801.
Hubbard (J. 6.) Vindication of a Fixed Duty on Com ; with Remarks suggested
by the Speech of R. A. Christopher, at Lincoln. (Com. L. ColL voL 5.) 8^
London, 1842.
HuDiBBAS. The Modem Hudibras. (Misc. Coll. voL 2.) 12^ London, 1831.
Hudson (James) and William Cater. Letter in reply to R. 6. Alston, on his Letter to
the Churchwardens of Ware. (Tract Controv. voL 11.) 8° Ware, 1843.
Hue and Cry after a Pack of Hounds, broke out of their kennel in Westminster.
(M. Pitt C^IL voL 27.) 8^ London, 1739.
Hughes (W. Hughes) Report of the Trial of the Action, *' Bogle v, Lawson," for a
Libel published in ** The Times." (Ath. Coll. vol. 152.) 8^ London, 1841.
Huix (Edward) Sermon on the Duty of obedience to Civil Governors. (l^Csc Coll.
vol. 5.) 8° Liverpool, 1819.
Sermons on the Seventeenth Article of the Church of England. (Biisc ColL
voL 8.) 8° Liverpool, 1821.
Letter to the Archbishop of Canterbury, on his ** BiU to restrain Pluralities."
(Ath. ColL vol. 44.) 8° Liverpool, 1831.
Huu^MANDEL (C.) Important improvements in Lithographic Printing, with illustrations.
(Ath. CoU. voL 20.) 8° London, 1829.
Reply to " The History of Lithography" in the Foreign Review. (Ath. ColL
vol. 20.) 8° London, 1829.
Humanity to Animals. Proceedings of the Association for promoting Rational
Humanity towards the Animal Creation. (Ath. Coll. vol. 42.) 8^ London, 1832.
Hums (Joseph) — see Shee.
fiuMF&ET (Charles) Letter to Lord Melbourne, containing Facts and Observations on
the Currency. (Ath. ColL voL 69.) 8° Cambridge, 1836.
4as TRACTS.
HoHPBET (Jobn) Strietores on ArgnmeoU for and igaiast a Union between Grcit
Britain ind IreliDd, considered. (Uaion Coll. voL 1.) 8° DnhliD. i;99.
BuNTHR (JoHph) Letier to Patrick Fmzer Tytlur, Esq.. oo bis e*iileni« reipeniog
the publication of Ibe Nntiunal Rivordg. (Alb. Coll. voL 79.) 8° London, l>^'C.
UtlMEl (Robert) On (be Sjltein of Education lo he CBtAbliahed in the Diocesan SchooU
for the Middle Classes. (Atb. Coll. vol. 139.) 8° London, 1839.
HuTcnEHoH (Archibald) Letter lo the Earl uf Suoderland. (M. Piu ColL voL 19.) B°
LoDdoii, 1733.
BuTcueaBON (— ) Journal of a Tour to Scarborough. (Nasm. ColL voL !6-) !*°
Wishech, 1798.
HuTCKUisoN and Oliver (GoTemorg) Letters on American Affsira. (M. Pitt CalL
vol. 74.) 8° London, 1774.
HcTT (William) Speech on Emigration and Colonization, June, 1830. {Ath. ColL
vol.36.) 6° London, 1B32.
Tbo Stade Dulies considered. (Atb. ColL vol. 105.) 8° London, 1839.
Speech io the House of Commoas, March 19, 1840, on the oppressive and iUtgil
nature of the Stade Dnties. (Ath. Coll. voL 135.) 6° London, 1840.
Sound Dues [Baltic] coQMdered. (Misc. Coll. toL 10.) 8° London, 1841,
Button (J. G.) The Vigoeron; an Essaj on the culture of the Grape, and the malung
of Wine. (Am. Coll. voL 6.) 12° Washington, 1827.
nraeNELOGii ; or Ihe sure Road (o True Happiness ; a Novel, bj Master H. 8. (H.
Pitt Coll. vol. 135.) 8° WolverhamptOQ, 1795.
Hymn (A) [by the Rev. Richard Greswel!]. (Atb. Coll. vol. 56.) 8° Oxford, 18J4.
HtPoDiDABcAi-iis ) Observations on some passages in the Pnblicalions of a (StiieB cf
Oubliu, lately disfranchised, (Union Coll. vol. 9.) 8" Dublin, 180O,
Ibbbtbo!4 (J.) A Plea for the Bubscrijrtioa of the Clergy to the Thirty-Nine Anidea.
(Nasm. CoL vol. 17.) 8° London, 1767.
L U. S. An Argument for the Greek Origin of the Monogram I. H. S. (Ath. ColL
vol. 1S6.) 8° Cambridge, 1841.
Illincworth (William) An Inquiry into the Laws, ancient and modern, rapeclinf
Forestalling, Regrating, and Ingrossing. (Nasm. Coll. vot. 43.) S° Londtm, ISUU.
lujNoiE. Laws for tbe Govemmenl of the Militia of the Slate of IlIinoiK, in 1^25.
(Am. Coll. vol. 42,) 8° Vandalifl, 1826.
Report of the Auditor and Treasurer of the Receipts and Ezpen<littm, during
1826-7. (Am. CoU. vol. 42.) 8° Vaiidnlia, 1828.
IiiBERT (Le Baron d') Precis historique sur les Evi^nemens de Toulon en 1793.
(Mack. ColL vol. 13.) B" Paris. 1814,
Ihpobt Duties. Tbe consequences of a Law for reducing the Dnties upon Freaib
Wines, Brandies, Silks, and Linen, to those of other nationi i with Reniarki,
(M, Pitt ColL vol. 13.) 8° LondoD, 1713,
Letter from a Member of Parliament, oo the Duties on Wine and Tobacco.—
Letter from a Merchant ; and the Budget opened. (M. Pitt Coll. voL 32.) i"
London, 1733.
Digest of the Evidence given before the Coromitlee of the House of Conunoot
on the Import Duties. (Ath, Coll. vol. 148.) 8° London, 1841.
htPoBTAHT Question (The) conceming Invasions,— A Sea- War, — Raising the HJlitit,
and Paying subsidies for Foreign Troops, stated. (M. Pitt Coll. vol.48.) 8° IjOad.l75i,
iHPnxasHENT, The right and practice of Impressmeni, as coneercing Great Briniii
and America, considered. (Mack. Coll. voL 8.) 8° London, 1814.
Hints on the Impressment of Seamen, by r Commander in the Stvj. (.4ib.
ColL vol. 2.) 8° London, 1827.
of Seamen, and 3 few Remarks ou Corporal Punishment. ( Aih. Coll. vol. !¥,)
8" London, 1334.
TRACTS. 439
Impbisonxent for Debt. Thoughts on the present state of the Law of Arrest and
Imprisonment for Debt. (Ath. Coll. vol 10.) 8° London, 1828.
The Prison House Unmasked ; in a Letter to her Msjesty, by Ronneymede
Seovndns. (Ath. Coll. yoI. 84.) 8° London, 1837.
The Legality or Illegality of Imprisonment for Debt ; The Case of Prisoners
considered* (Ath. ColL yoL 84.) 8° London, 1838.
Impboyxkehts. Short Remarks and Suggestions upon Improvements now carrying on
or under consideration [in the Metropolis and Windsor Castle]. (Ath. ColL
ToL 24.) 8^ London, 1826.
Ixpui^BES. Second Thoughts on Instinctiye Impulses. (Am. ColL toL 18.) 8° Phi-
ladelphia, 1813.
Incokb Tax. Remarks on the Tax upon Income, and on a less olijectionable Direct
Tax. (Ath. CoU. vol. 168.) 8^ London, 1842.
India. The present state of the British Interests in India ; with a Plan for establishing
a regular system of Government in that country. (M. Pitt ColL toL 73.) 8^
London, 1773.
Proceedings of the Governor and Council at Fort William, respecting the
Administration of Justice amongst the Natives of BengaL (M. Pitt ColL voL 79.)
8° London, 1775.
View of the present state and prospects of the Free Trade and Colonization of
India. (Ath. CoU. voL 8.) 8^^ London, 1828.
Report of the Liverpool East India Association on Trade with India. (Ath.
ColL voL 8.) 8° Liverpool, 1828.
The Noozeed AfiScdr; a Word for the People of India. (Ath. ColL yoL 27.)
8^ London, 1832.
Aye or No? on the India Question ; a Few Words to the Reformed Parliament
(Ath. ColL voL 27.) 8° London, 1833.
Brief Inquiry into the State and Prospects of India. (Ath. CoU. voL 27.) 8°
Edinburgh, 1833.
Reasons for the establishment of a New Bank in India. (Ath. ColL toL 69.)
d9 London, 1836.
Treaty between the East India Company, and the Nawaub Vizier Saadut Alee,
10th November, 180L (Ath. CoU. voL 75.) 8° London, 1837.
Letter to Sir J. R. Carcac, on British interference with the ReUgious observ-
ances of the Natives. (Ath. Coll. voL 87.) 8° London, 1838.
Report of a Public Meeting [the Black Act Meeting] held at Calcutta, Nov. 24,
1838. (Ath. CoU. voL 105.) 8° London, 1839.
Statement of Facts relating to Steam Communication with India, on the Com-
prehensive Plan. (Ath. CoU. voL 129.) 8° London, 1839.
The PoUcy of the Government of British India, as exhibited in official Docu-
ments. (Ath. CoU. vols. 105 & 129.) 8° London, 1839.
Notes on the relations of British India with some of the countries West
of the Indus. (Ath. CoU. vols. 105 & 129.) 8° London, 1839.
Revenue Letter and Minute of the Governor-General, Lord Auckland. (Ath.
CoU. voL 149.) S° London, 1839.
A Statement of the Proceedings connected with the case of the Government of
Bengal against the claimant of the Burdwan Rsj. (Ath. CoU. voL 129.) 8^
Calcutta, 1839.
Letters on Recent Transactions in India. (Ath. CoU. voL 130.) 8^ Lond. 1840.
Another Edition. (Ath. ColL voL 162.) 8° London, 1842.
Letter to the Duke of WeUington on the present state of Affairs in India. (Ath.
CoU. voL 162.) 8^ London, 1842.
Statistics of CivU and Criminal Justice in British India, 1836-40. (Ath. CoU.
voL 162.) 8^ London, 1843.
TRACTS.
o the Sfau'diiddiTi in the Bank of Western India. (Aih. Coll. val. Ift7.)
1. 1B4£.
Gmt Brtuin, mod Sonia. (Alh. CoO. toL 94.) 8° London, 1838.
tee Em« Indu.
biDUVC A brther Appollo tbeimpr^adiced jod^nienlof ftUnkind ID betulfof ilw
(Ni5m.CoU. ToL II.} 8° Londoa, 1766.
IjCDusniT and Flnaooe (The Ciisii of Britain ioy, bj One of the People. (Ath. OM.
ToL 11.) 8" Ldodon, 1830.
Iktxitt ScbooU (Rernvks on) in the Babainu. (Ath. CoIL vol. 75.) 8° London, ISU.
Ihgebsou. (Ji>t. R.) Anooal Discoiirae before the Philomslben Society of tbe Um-
TCTsity of PeQQBjlTBniA. (Am. CoE toI- 3a.) 8= PbUad«lphia, IB27.
Iholefield (Captain) NarratiTe of the Lois of H. M. Ship Ibe Centanr. (H. Pilt
ColL TiJ. 103.) B' London, 1783.
iHaoLTEKT Debtors. Inqnir; inia the merits and defeda of Lord Redeadale'i Bill
Ibrtherelief of Inaolvent Debtors. (Mack. ColL toL 9.) 8° I.ondon, 1S11.
Ikccbuicee. An Eoij to prove Ihai all lasnnuicet on Shipa and Goods at Sak
beynnd tbe interests of Ibe Insured ought to be prohibited. (U. Pitt ColL toL 11)
6° London. 174".
InTEBEn-. A Remonstrance of tbe nature and lendencj of the Law now in force for
the RedoclioD of Iniereit (M. Pitt CaU. toI. 46.) 8° London, 1751.
Thoughts on Ibe Interest of Moaej- in general, andpartlcularljin the Pnblick
Funds. (>L Pitt ColL voL 46.) S° London, 1T51.
iKTEmrBNTioK and its Fruits ; a Letter U> Lord Palmentoti. (Alh. ColL roL 162.) S°
London, 1841.
iKVistoH. Opinions of Lords Burleigh, Essex, &c., &c., on Ibe alarm of an Invuica
from Spain in 1596, and on Ibe Measures proper lo be taken. (Mack. C0U.T0L&]
S° London.
Ionian Isles. CoDsideraxioni aallo Scinglimenio del vl Parlamenlo looio, da a»
Membro del Pulamento medesimo. (Ath. Coll. roL 131.) e" London, IB40.
Remarks on tbe DissolatioD of the 6tb Parliament of tbe Ionian Iilaodi.
(Ath. Coll. ToL 131.) 8= London, 1840.
Rispetlose Osservaiioni, bI Lord J. Russell iul GoTemimenio Ionia, da un Cii'
tadioo lonio. (Alh. Coll. vol. 149.) 8° Corfii, 1840.
IlSLlND. The Farmer's Six Letters to the Protestants of Ireland. (M. Pitt ColL nL
4B,) 8° London, 1746.
A Proposal for nniting Ibe Kingdoms of Great Britain andlrelanil (M. FiB
Coll. vol. 46.) 8° London, 1751.
Observations on the Doctrines of Sir William Blackstonc respecting Ibe cl-
ient of the power of the British Parliament, parlicularlj with rclatioo to Irelni
(M. PitlCoU. voL 32.) 8° London, 1779.
A View of tbe Present Slate of Ireland. (M. Pill ColL voL 97.) 8= Lond. IW
ThongbiB on tbe Muliny BiU, and ibe Legislative Independence of InlwJ.
(M. Pill Coll. vol. 98.) 8= London, 1781.
The Resolutions of England and Ireland, relative 10 a Commercial laiff-
course. {&L Pin Coll. vol. 114.) >fi London. 1785.
The Commercial Resolutions of tbe Irish Parliament vindicated. (M. Vif
ColL voL 114.) 8° London, 1785.
Reply In the Treasnry Pamphlet, ■' Tbe proposed System of Trade wiih \rt-
land explained i" with an Answer. (M. Pill Coll. toI. 1 14.) 8° London, 178i.
View of the Proposals for the adjostmeni of the Commercial Syuem of Oml
Britain and Ireland. (M. Pin Coll. vol. 114.) 8° Loudon, I78S.
- The Arrangements with Ireland considerad. (M. Pitt ColL voL 114.) tf
liondoo, 178.^.
TRACTS. 441
ncLiND. The preseot Politics of Ireland, nilli Notes. {M. PiU Coll. vol. I IT ) 6"
lA>Ddon. 1786.
ArgamnQti for and ngainat an Union bet-wwn Qmt Britain and Ireland
considered. (Union Coll. voL I.) S° Dublin. 1798.
Reaaona againat an Union, in which " Argnmenla for and against an Union"
ore p»nicularly Ci>nlidered. (Union Coll. vol. 1.) 8° Dublin, 1798.
Obaervaliona on Argnmenla for and againatan Union, by a Student ofTrioilj
College. (Union Coll. Tol. a,) 8° Duhtin. IJ99.
An Addre<s to the People of Ireland apninst an Union, in Answer to Argu-
tneola far and against thai Measure. (Union CoU. toI. 1.) 8° Dublin, 1799.
An Answer to some of the many Argument* made nseof against " Argutnenta
for and against an Union." (Union Coll. vol. 3.) 8° Dublin. 1779.
An Union proved to be Subjection, from Mr. C— 's own Worda id bis " Argu-
ments for and agninst, Sc." Parti. (UnioQ Coll. ToL 3.) 8" Dublin, 1799.
The Case of Ireland reconsidered, in Answer to " Argnments for and sgtiost
an Union considered." (Union Coll. voL 4.) 8° London, 1800.
Sirictnres on the Union bctwi«l Great Britain and Ireland. (Union ColL
vol. 2.) 8= Dublin, 1799.
The Friends of an Union the Enemies of Ireland. (Union ColL vol 4.) 8"
Cork, 1798.
— Union or Not? by an Orangeman. (Union Coll. vol. 9.) 8" Dublin, 17B9.
The probable consequences of an Union impartiallj conudercd. (Union ColL
vol.2.) 8° Dublin, 1799.
Calm Considerations on the probable consequences of an Union of Ireland
withGreat Britain. (Union Cull. vol. 3.) 8* Dublin, 1799.
Ireland Profiting by Example ; or, the Question, whether Scolhtnd boa gained
or lost by an Union with England, iiiirly discussed. (Union CoU. vol 3.) 8=
Dublin, 1799.
— Free Thoughts on the Miacoaception of Ihe superiorily of Natnral Advanlaget
posseased by this country oter England. (Uuion Coll. vol. 4.) 8° Dublin, 1T99.
The Melaneboly eunsequences of an Union displayed, in n series of Letter*
to the Lord Chancellor of Ireland, by Mareua Curtius. (Union ColL vol. 4.) 8°
London, 1799.
The Commercial System of Ireland reviewed, and the question of Union dis-
cussed. (Union Coll. voL 3.) 8° Dublin, 1799.
Inciters on the anbject of Ihe Union, addressed to Messrs. Sauidn and Jebb, in
which Mr. Jebb'i " Reply" is constdered, (Union ColL voL 3.) B" Dublin, 1TS9.
Unconnected Hints and loose Ideas upon the Union, with two Fropositioni.
(Union ColL vol. 3.) 8° Dubim, 1799.
A Loyal Subject'a Thoughts on an tTnian between Grent Britain and Ireland.
(Union Coll. vol. 3.) 8° Dublin, 1799.
~ — — A few Thoughts on an Union ; with some Obiervationa nn Mr. Weld's " No
rDion,*'Bddres8edtotbe Yeomanry of Dublin, (Union ColL vol.3.) S° Dublin, 1799.
More Thoughts on an Union. (Union ColL voL 3.) 8° DnbUn,1733.
letter from a retired Barrister in Londan to a practising Barrister in Dublin,
on an Union. (Union ColL voL 3.) 8° Dublin, 1799.
A short Address to the People of Ireland on thesutgectof an Union. (Union
C«ILvoL4,) 8= DubUn, 1799.
Two Letlen to the Electors of Ireland, on the projected measure of an Union;
with some friendly hints to the Borough Patrons of Ireland. (Union Coll. vol. 4.)
S° Dublin, 1799.
Keep up jour Spirila ; or, Hiuia for Ihe Empire ! 1 being a fur Argnmealative
Defeoee of an Union. (Union Coa voL 2.) 8° Dnblb, 1799.
— ^CeaseyoarFunniDg;or,theRcbeldeteeled. (UnionCoIL»ol.l.)8'' Dublin, 1799.
42 TRACTS.
HEt.ASi>. An Imputiil VicwofiLc CaiuM leading ihitConnlr; to tlie uetefMljaCm
Uuion; n Reply lo "Cense jour Fimning," and Mr. Jebb. (UniunColl. toI.2.) 8"
Uublin. 1799.
— A DemonslrWion of ihe neceesity of a LegislstivB Udiod of Great BnUin aad
Ireland, intolving a Refulation of every Argument which hu been or can benigtd
■gainst that Meuure. (Union CulL roL 3.) 8° Dublin, 1799.
Neeenity of an IncorporBleil L'nioo between Great Brilain and Ireland prand;
wilh a Slietch of (he pKnciplea nn which it ought to b« fortni-d. CUninn Call
¥oL4.) 6° Dublin, 1799.
An Argument for Independence, in oppuution to an I'nion, (Ccion CiilL
ToL3.) B° Dublin, 1799.
Proofs rise on Proofs that the Union is totally ineonipatible with the Rigbu
of the Ancient, Self-l-egblative and Independent iiin);doio of Ireland. {Uaiaa
Coll. ToL3.) 8= Dublin, 1799.
English Unionis Ireland's Ruin! or, an Address to (be Irish Nation, (t
Coll. Tol. 4.) 9= Dublin. 1 799.
No Flinching; or, a persevering Opposition to the measare of an IncorportU
Union stroDgly recommended. (Union Coll. vol.5.) S° Dublin, 1799.
A Letter to the People of IreUnd, which they all can understand, and oogfat
to read. (Union ColL vol. 5.) 8° Dublin, 1799.
Contideralions upon the state of Public A&irs in Ireland. (Union ColL t^
5.) 8° Dublin, 1799.
An Address to Ihe Roman Catholics of Ireland, on the conduct ihcj thooU
pursue on the subject of the Union. (Union Coll. vol. a.) 8'' Dublin, 1799.
Impartial Ri-marks on the subject of an Tnion, in answer to arginnenls in
favoar of that measure ; in which the sentimenia of the Catholic Body tre tio-
dicaled ; with a Reply to Theobald Mac Kenna's Memoir. (Uuion CoIL voL 3.)
8° Dublin, 1799.
Legal Arguments, occasioned by the project of an Union between Grtal
Britain and Ireland, on the exclunion oF [be Itaman Catholic Nobility and Gentiy
of both Liugdoms from Parliamenl. (Union ColL vol 5.) S° Dublin, 1799.
— — The Measure of an incoqmrate Legislaliis Union considered with leknoet
to the adjustment of 17S2; with a Modifying Proportion. (Union ColL toL T.) f
Dublin, 1799.
Report of Ihe Debate of the Irish Bor, December 9, 1799, on the Union of ibt
Legislatures of Great Brilain and Ireland. (Union CoQ. vol. 1.) 8° Dublin. 179).
Proceedings at a Meeting of the Freeholders, ic, of the county of DoNio.
in January, 1799, In take into consideration the measure of Iiegishilive Upiooi
wilh Mr, Spencer's Speech. (Union CoU. vol. 2.) 8° Dublin, 1799.
Report of the Debate in the Hoaae of Commons of Ireland, in Janimry, IJW.
on the subject of on Union, (Union ColL voL 5.) 9° Dublin, 1799.
Debate of Ihe House of Cnmmons of Irehmd, on the 15th of Hay. U!*-
(Union ColL voL 6.) 8= Dublin. 1799.
ReviewoftheSpeechof Ihe night Hon. John Foster, Speaker of the Booe t'
Commons of Ireland, in a Le[t«r lo William Smith. (Union'ColL voL S.) f
Dublin, 1799.
Competency of the Parliamenis of Great Britain and Ireland lo iawrpenlt
their Legislature i with some Remarks upon the Debate in the Iriah HMaettf
Commons npon the Addrrss, (Uuion Coll. vol, 4.) 8° Dublin. 1709.
A Report of the Debate in ihe House of Commons of Irehmd, Juony IS
and 16, 1800, on an Amendment to the Address on the subject of an Dnioi.
(Uuion Coll, ToL 8.) 8° Dublin. ISOO.
Report of the Debate in the Honse of Commons of Ireland. Feb. Sih andstk.
1800, on the King's Message, recommending a UgisUlive Union with Oral
Britain. (Union ColL, voL 8.) g° Dublin, 1800.
TRACTS. 443
Ibelanix Report of the Debate in the House of Commons of Ireland, Feb. 14, 1800, on
the subject of a Legislatiye Union with Great Britain, and the Reply of Henry
GrattaUi (Union ColL voL 8.) 8° Dublin, 1800.
Irish Independence; or, the Policy of Union. (Union ColL vol 7.) 8°
Dublin, 1800.
A Letter from Rusticus, to a young Member of the Irish House of Commons.
(Union ColL voL 7.) 8° Cork, 1800.
A Hint to the Inhabitants ai Ireland, by a Native. (Union ColL toL 7.) 8^
Dublin, 1800.
A few Observations, accounting for the apparent Apathy that has prevailed on
the Question of Union. (Union Coll. vol. 7.) 8^ Dublin, 1800.
An Exposition of the principal Terms of Union, and its probable effects on
Ireland. (Union ColL voL 8.) 8° Dublin, 1800.
An Argument addressed to the Yeomanry of Ireland, demonstrating the
Right, the Propriety, the Utility, and the Obligation, of declaring their sentiments
on Political Subjects. (Union ColL voL 7.) 8° Dublin, 1800.
An Appeal to the Loyal Citizens of Dublin, by a Freeman of Dublin. (Union
ColL voL 8.) 8° Dublin, 1800.
A Narrative of what passed at Killala, and the parts adjacent, during the
French Invasion of 1798. (NasuL ColL voL 33.) 8^ London, 1800.
A Word for Political Protestantism; or. Comparison of Protestantism and
Popery. (Ath. ColL vol. 5.) 8^ London, 1832.
Scriptural Education in Ireland, Report of the Great Protestant Meeting at
Exeter HalL (Ath. ColL vol. 5.) 8° London, 1832.
Observations on the state of Ireland. (Ath. ColL vol. 36.) 8° London, 1832.
Ireland. Ignorance. RepeaL (Ath. Coll. voL 47.) 8° London, 1833.
Report of the twenty-first annual Meeting of the Society for Promoting the
F^ncadon of the Poor in Ireland. (Ath. ColL vol. 36) 8° Dublin, 1833.
Animadversions on the conflicting Interests of the Churches in Ireland.
(Misc. ColL voL 3.) 8° London, 1834.
Prospectus of a Joint Stock Company for the Improvement of Ireland, (Ath.
Coa voL 47.) 8° London, 1834.
A Letter to D. O^Connell, on the Question of a Repeal of the Union. (Ath.
Coa voL 51.) 8° London, 1834.
The Source of her Troubles : The Policy required. (Ath. ColL voL 54.) 8°
London, 1835.
Letters on Irish Affairs, published in the Dublin Morning Register. (Ath.
Coa voL 64.) 8^ London, 1836.
View of the state of Pauperism in Ireland, its evils and its remedies. (Ath.
Coa voL 63.) S^ London, 1836.
Statement of the Persecutions of certain Tory Landlords in Carlow. (Ath.
CoavoL 64.) 8^ London, 1836.
Ireland under Lord Mulgrave. (Ath. ColL vol. 64.) 8° London, 1837.
Truth to Ireland, by an Agitator. (Ath. CoU. vol. 64.) 8<^ Dublin, 1837.
Letter to Lord Lyndhurst, on the appointment of Sheriffs under Earl Mul-
grave. (Ath. ColL vol. 98.) 8° London, 1838.
A summary Digest of the Evidence, taken before a Select Committee of the
House of Lords, on the state of Ireland, in respect of Crime, as relating to the
Ribbon Society. (Ath. ColL vol. 134.) 8° London, 1839.
The Irish Municipal Corporation Bill ; a few Words in Time, on the subject
of Reformed Corporations, and of their powers of taxation. (Ath. Coa vol. 108.)
8^ London, 1839.
Her Church and her People. (Ath. Coa voL 146.) 8° London, 1841.
luuLAND. Remarks od Lord Morprlh't Bill for Extending the Qutliflcaiioo of Voioi
in Ireland. (Aih. Coll. vol. 151.) 8" Londim. 1841.
What wUl the Irish Lords do? a Letter to Lord Listowel. (Ath. ColL toL
146.) 8° London, 1841.
lis EccleaiMtical slate eonsldered vilh reference to its present trooUM.
(Alb. ColL vol. 174.) 8° London, 1844.
Remarks by a Junior to hii Senior on the stale of Ireland, and the Meanrei
for iu improvement. (Alh. CoIL voL 173.) 8° London, 1844.
. ~ Ho* IB Ireland lobe governed? (Alh. Coll. vol, 173.) 8° London, 1S44.
Report oF the Commitlre of the Repeal Association, appointed ta inqiuTe into
the slate of Joint Stock Banking in Ireland; — Quarlerlj Report of the ArbiBaliiM
Comniitlee; — Report of the Sab- Committee on the Borongh FrsDcbisei — Onihe
Fiscal relaliong belwecn Great Britain and Ireland. (Ath. ColL toL 114.) B*
Dublin, 1844.
Suggestions for checkbg the Repeal Association. (Ath. ColL vol. 174.) 8°
London, 1844.
see Rail»aji.
laELAND (Edmnnd S.) Reflectioni on the politioal sUie of ihi~ Cbarcb. (Ath, CaS.
ToL fi8.) H" London, 1837.
iHifia Poor. Remarks on the application of the Workhouse System to the Irish Pnw.
(Alh. Coll. TOL 174.) 8° London, 1844.
Irihb Titsrb. Irish Tithe Sjsteini Substance of a Speech, in wbiuh a renied; il
suggested. (Ath. Coll. voL 5.) 8° London, 1833.
Tithe BilL " The Heary Blav, and Great Discouragement of Proleslsnlisni :'
Correspondence of Lord Melbourne and the Bitihop of Eieler, Sic, on the Iriik
Tithe BilL {Ath. CoU. voL 90.) 8° Ixiudoo, 1838.
Iron. The Interest of Great Britain in supplying herBelf with Iroa, eoDsidet«d. (H.
Pitt Coll. vol. 46.) B" London. 1750.
The case of the Importatiou of Bar-Iron from our own Colonies of Niint
America. (M. Pitt ColL voL 50.) 8" London, 1756.
Mask. — see Gibson.
tBTiHG (David) Observations on the Study of the Civil Law. (Mack. ColL roL »■)
8° Edinburgh, 1815.
It&uan Opera, in 1839; its latest improvements and existing defects impaitiillj
considered. (Misc. ColL vol. 4.) 12° London, 1840.
JlcK Cadb. Is Jack Cade Coming?' A Question considered by the Age Nei>ipa|<i,
June 10, 1838. (Alh. CoU. voL 98.) 8° London, 1838.
Jackson (John) Thoughts on the Causes of the Delay of the Westmjttsler SeraliDJ-
(M. Pitt CoU. voL 112.) 8° London, 1784.
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Proposal for the Establishment of Public Examinations in the Uniyersity of
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The Excellency of the Spirit of Benevolence ; a Sermon. (Nasm. Coll. toL
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Short State of the Reasons for a late Resignation. (Nasm. ColL toL 25.) 8°
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[ ] The Via Media ; or, Anglican Orthodoxy, by a Member of the Oxford Con-
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448
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Trwk.-
Tewki-
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LAHAiiavB (General }-~sec Bonaparte.
TRACTS. 449
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Lani>-Tax. Address to the People of England ; being a demonstration that a Land-
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Considerations upon a Reduction of the Land-Tax. (M. Pitt ColL toI. 45.)
dp London, 1749.
The Constitutional Right to a Reyision of the Land-Tax. (Ath. ColL vol.
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Land-War. Free Thoughfs on a Land- War, proving that it must be ruinous to Great
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[Langhobne (John)] Letters on the Eloquence of the Pulpit (Nasm. ColL toL 6.)
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Lardner (Dionysius) Steam Communication with India, by the Red Sea. (Ath.
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Laurence (Edward) On Estates upon Lives and Years, whether in Lay or Church
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Laurie (Joseph) Obserratious on the extension and present condition of the Scottish
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Law is a Bottomless Pit, exemplify 'd in the case of the Lord Stmtt, John Bull,
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see Burnet
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'^AWRSNCB Gallery. First Exhibition, a Catalogue of 100 Original Drawings by
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[^T (G. T.) Trade with China; a Letter on the Advantages of occupy iog the Bonin
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[jAT Teaching. Remarks on the System of Lay Teaching, as proposed by the
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[tATTon (Thomas) Two Discourses, proposing a Rational Method of deciding in the
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3 ■
450 TRACTS.
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I4EADERS. Who shall be our Leaders? addressed to the People of England. (Ath.
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Leaht (David) Observations on the necessity of Reforming the House of Lords.
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Leases. Tables for renewing Cathedral and College Leases, their value considered,
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London, 1729.
A I-.etter to the Fellows of a College, concerning their method of Fining;
with Tables for Renewals of years expired in Leases. (Nasm. ColL voL 10.) 8^
London, 1730.
The Reasonableness of Church and College Fines a.<!serted, and the Rigfati
which Churches and Colleges have in their Estates defended, in answer to E^erud
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A true estimate of the Value of Leasehold Estates, and of Annuities snd
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see Derham, Fleetwood, Laurence.
Leatham (William) Letters on the Currency. (Ath. ColL voL 12a) 8^ London, 184a
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Lectureships. Letter to a Bishop concerning. (Nasm. ColL yoL 20.) 8^ London, 1768.
Lee (Henry) Report of a Committee of the Citizens of Boston and Vicinity, opposed
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(R. H.) Oration delivered before the Union, Philosophical and Belles Lettres
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Leeds Mercury. Letters on Household Suffrage and Equal Electoral Districts.
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Leeke (William) Suggestions for increasing the Incomes of small Livings, abolition
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Lefevre (Charles Shaw) On the present State of Agriculture. (Ath. Coll. vol 163.)
8° London, 1837.
see Blacker.
(Sir G.) Thermal Comfort; or. Popular Hints for preservation against
Colds, Coughs, and Consumption. (Ath. ColL voL 161.) 8° London, 1843.
Legislative Responsibility. Thoughts on Legislative Responsibility, and the
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Leigh (Edward) An Essay upon Credit, and the entire Payment of the Public Debts.
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Lemaistre (J. G.) How will it work? or, Conjectures as to the probable Effects of
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TRACTS. 451
Lbon (Bishop of) Letter addressed to the Clergymen Refugees in England. (M.
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Lvsbroussabt-Dewaele (P.) Rcponse h. rOuvrage de M. de Chateaubriand,
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[Leslie (Charles)] Good Old Cause (The); or. Lying in Truth, being a Second De-
fence of the Lord Bishop of Sarum. (M. Pitt Coll. vol. 11.) 4° London, 1710.
[ ] Much ado about Nothing; being a Tryal of Skill betwixt the Jacobite's
Hopes revived, and the Good Old Cause ; and the Good Old Cause further discussed.
(M. Pitt Coll. vol. 11.) 8° London, 1710.
Lbstock (Admiral) Sentence of the Court-Martial on Admiral Lestock ; with Re-
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see Matthews.
Lethbridgb (Sir T. B.) Reformation is neither Destruction nor Spoliation; with
Remarks on Lord Henley's Letter, and on Dr. Burton's Sequel (Ath. Coll. vol. 31.)
8^ London, 1833.
Lbtteb (Second) to a Member of Parliament, on the state of Af&tirs. (M. Pitt Coll.
ToL 30.) 8^ London, 1741.
to the Right Hon. H— y F— x. (M. Pitt ColL vol. 53.) 8° London, 1757.
from the Queen to the People, on the General State of the Country. (Ath. ColL
voL 106.) 8° London, 1839.
to the Queen, by a Councillor of the Crown. (Ath. Coll. vol. 108.) 8°
London, 1839.
LvTTERS that passed between the King, Prince, and Princess of Wales, on the Birth of
the young Princess. (M. Pitt Coll. vol. 25.) 8° London, 1737.
of Atticus, Lucius, Junius, and others ; with Notes. (Nasm. Coll. vol. 22.)
8^ London, 1769.
from 1834 to 1842, addressed to Members of the Church of England, and to
Christians in general, in opposition to Calvinism and Romanism. (Misc. Coll.
voL 5.) 12° London, 1842.
Levamt. Summary Reasons for encouraging the direct Trade from the Levant to
Great Britain. (Misc. Coll. vol. 4.) 8^ London, 1823.
Let (J. P.) Letters to the People, on the Currency. (Ath. ColL vols. 147 and 167.) 8°
London, 1841.
LiARDET (F.) Report to the Society of Education, on the State of the Peasantry of
Kent (Ath. Coll. vol. 92.) 8° London, 1838.
Libels. A Letter to Mr. Almoo, on Libels, Warrants, and the Seizure of Papers ;
with a View of some late proceedings. (M. Pitt Coll. vol. 62.) 8^ London, 1764.
Another Edition. (Nasm. ColL voL 7.) 8° London, 1765.
Another Letter to Mr. Almon in the matter of Libel. (M. PittCoU. vol. 71.)
8® London, 1770.
A Second Postscript to a late Pamphlet, entitled a Letter to Mr. Almon in the
matter of LibeL (M. Pitt ColL vol. 71.) 8° London, 1770.
Liberal Government. Four Years of a Liberal Government. (Ath. Coll. vol. 53.)
8^ London, 1834.
LiBBBTT. Facts, Records, Authorities, and Arguments concerning the Claims of
Liberty, and the obligation of MiliUry Service. (M. Pitt Coll. vol. 56.) 8°
London, 1758.
LiBBABT. Directions for a choice of Authors to form a Library. (Nasm. Coll. vol. 13.)
8^ London, 1766.
LiBBABiES. Letter to Bishop Blomfield, on the expediency of establishing Parochial
Libraries in the Metropolis. (Ath. ColL vol. 20.) 8° London, 1829.
Life Assurance. Thoughts on the means of preventing the abuses in Life Assurance
Offices and Joint-Stock Banks. (Ath. Coll. voL 69.) B° Norwich, 1837.
452 TRACTS.
Light-Houses. Deseriptioii Sommaire des Phares et Fimnx, ■llmnes war let Coles de
Fnmce, Aout, 1839. (Ath. ColL vol. 117.) 8® Paris, 1839.
LiGozzi Gallery. — see Catalogue.
LnjJE (Sir John Scott) On Parliamentary Cormption and ReAxrm. (Alb. CoU.
▼oL 30.) 8^ London, 1832.
Observations on the Reform Mnistrj, Reformed Pkrliament* and ob tike
Reviewers of their Measures. (Ath. 0>1L voL 48.) 8^ London, 1834.
Lincoln (Levi) Speech delivered before the two branches of Legislatiire in CooventioOf
June 2, 1828. (Am. ColL voL 27.) 8° Boston, 1828.
LiNDLET (John) Considerations on the Cultivation of Fruit Trees. (Ath. CoD. voL SI.)
8^ London, 1831.
LiNDo (A. A.) The iojorions tendency of the modifying of our Navigation Laws.
(Ath, ColL voL 2.) 8° London, 1828.
LiNDSAT (H. H.) Is the War with Cliina a just one? (Ath. CoD. voL 127.) 8^
London, 1840.
Linen. Letter from a Merchant, in which the case of the Manufacture of Linens,
Threads, and Tapes, is fairly stated. (M. Pitt Coll. voL 25.) 8^ London, 1738.
LiNwooD (W.) Two Sermons on Baptismal Regeneration, and on the receiviog tlie
Body and Blood of Christ in the Eucharist; with a few words applicable to tke
present times. (Sermons, voL 4.) 8° London, 1842.
List (F.) Outlines of American Political Economy, in a Series of Letters; with the
celebrated Letters of Mr. Jefferson to Benjamin Austin, and of Mr. Madison to the
Lynchburg Virginian. (Am. ColL voL 31.) 8^ Philadelphia, 1827.
^— Appendix to Outlines of American Political Economy. (Am. C<dL voL SI.)
S^ Philadelphia, 1827.
Lister (T. H.) An Answer to the Misrepresentations contuned in an Article on the
Life of Clarendon, in No. 124 of the Quarterly Review. (Ath. 0>]L voL 103.) 8°
London, 1839.
LiTERART Property. A Letter from an Author to a Member of Parliament coDoeniog
Literary Property. (Nasm. Coll. voL 4.) 8° London, 1747.
An Enqairy into the Nature and Origin of Literary Property. (Nasm. ColL
vol. 4.) 8° London, 1762.
A Vindication of the exclusive right of Authors to their own Works. (Nism.
Coll. vol. 4.) 8° London, 1762.
see Copyright
Littell (William) Political Transactions in and concerning Kentucky, from its first
Settlement to 1792. (Am. Coll. vol. 35.) 12^ Frankfort, 1806.
Liverpool Mechanics' Institution. Prospectus of the Course of Listmetion, 8tc., of the
Schools attached to it (Ath. Coll. vol. 92.) 8° Liverpool, 1837.
(Eari of) Speech on the Marquis of Lansdowne^s motion on Foreign Trade;
with Appendix. (Misc. Coll. vol. 4.) 8° London, 1820.
Speech on the Agricultural Distress of the Country; with A^peo^
(Misc. Coll. voL 4.) 8° London, 1822.
Livingston (Edward) Report made to the General Assembly of the State of Looisiani,
on the Plan of a Penal Code. (Am. ColL vol. 26.) 8° New Orleans, 1822.
. Introductory Report to the Code of Prison Discipline; being part of the pro-
posed system of Penal Law. (Am. ColL voL 27.) 8® Philadelphia, 1827.
Letter to Robert Vaux, on the Pennsylvania System of Prison Discipline (Am.
Coll. vol. 28.) 8° Philadelphia, 1828.
A Letter to E. Livingston on the subject of the Speech delivered by hini, at
Washington, January 8, 1815. (Am. ColL voL 24.) 8° Natchez, 1828.
Livius (Peter) Chief Justice of Quebec Memorial on his removal from office by Sir
Guy Caricton ; with the Order in Council, &c. (M. Pitt ColL vol. 101.) 8^
lA)ndon, 1779.
TRACTa 463
Llotd (Bishop) — see Pretender.
Loan Societies. Instnictions for their Establishment ; with Rules, &c. ( Ath. Coll.
vols. 80 and 100.) 8° London, 1836.
Locke (Joseph)— see Vignoles.
LocKHART (J. G.) A Letter to, in Answer to the Quarterly Reriew, ««On the
ReTolntion of 1640 and 1830." (Ath. Coll. yoI. 19.) 8^ London, 1832.
London. A Computation of the Increase of London, and parts adjacent (M. Pitt
ColL vol. 17.) 8<^ London, 1719.
Merchants. Account of their application to Parliament on the neglect of their
Trade. (M. Pitt Coll. vol 34.) 8*^ London, 1742.
and Westminster Bank. Hints by way of encouraging the formation of a Joint
Stock Banking Company in London. (Ath. Coll. vol. 47.) 8° London, 1834.
Univebsitt. Second Statement by the Council, explanatory of the Plan of
Instruction. (Ath. ColL vol. 42.) S° London, 1828.
A Letter on the question now pending in the Senate of the University of
London, relative to the examination for the Degree of B.A. (Ath. Coll. vol. 102.)
8^ London, 1838.
Londonderry (Biarquis of) Speech on the Agricultural Distresses of the Country.
(Misc. Coll. vols. 4 and 7.) 8° London, 1822.
Speech in the House of Lords, on Spanish a&irs ; with Notes. (Ath. Coll.
vol. 94.) 8° London, 1838.
A Letter to Lord Brougham. (Ath. Coll. voL 118.) 8° London, 1839.
see Brougham.
I^ondoners. Essay on the example, influence, and authority of Londoners in Publick
Affairs. (M. Pitt Coll. voL 30.) 8° London, 1741.
Long (Charles Edward) Letter to the Electors of the University of Cambridge [on
the Catholic Question]. (Ath. ColL voL 15.) 8^ London, 1827.
Letter to the Viscount St Vincent, on the Jamaica House of Assembly's
abandonment of the Legislative Functions. (Ath. ColL voL 119.) 8^ London, 1839.
see Beresford.
(R.) The Music Speech, spoken at Cambridge, July 6th, 1714. (Nasm.
ColL voL 14.) 8° London, 1714.
LoNGLBT (Bishop) A Charge, delivered to the Clergy of the Diocese of Ripon, at the
Primary Visitation, in 1838. (Charges, voL 1.) 8° London, 1838.
(John) Observations on the Trial by Jury, particularly on the Unanimity
required in the Verdict (Ath. ColL vol. 10.) 8^ London, 1812.
Lords. Vindication of the House of Lords and the Titled Aristocracy of the United
Kingdom. (Ath. ColL voL 71.) 8° London, 1836.
Loudon (J. C.) Suggestions for the improvement of Kensington Gardens, Hyde
Park, &c (Ath. ColL vol. 101.) 8° London, 1837.
Louu XVI. Conversation Familicre, entre M. leComte de Falkenstein et Lous xyi.
(M. Pitt ColL voL 85.) 8° Paris, 1777.
Louis Philippe. Avant-Propos du Prince ; ou, le Roi des Barricades devoil^. (Ath.
Coll. voL 55.) 8^ London, 1833.
Louisiana. An Autograph Letter to Captain Basil Hall, containing a Statement of
the Expence of the Law Courts, and the Salaries of the Judges of the State of Loui-
siana. (Am. ColL voL 42.) 8^ New Orleans, 1828.
Lowe (R.) Observations suggested by a " Few more Words in support of No. 90, '
TracUfor the Times. (Tract Controv. voL 7.) 8° Oxford, 1841.
see Ward.
Lowell (John) Memoir of him, delivered at his Foundation in the Odeon, December,
1839, by Edward Everett (Misc. 0)ll. voL 10.) 8^ Boston, 1840.
Ix>wNDE8 (William) — see Plato.
454 TRACTS.
LowTH (Bishop) A Letter to Bishop Warbnrton, on the Diyine Legation of Motes.
(Nasm. ColL yols. 9 and 11.) 8^ London, 1766.
Remarks on Bishop Lovth's Letter to Bishop Warbnrton ; with Appendii.
(Nasm. CoU. toL 11.) 8^ London, 1766.
LoTD (Samuel Jones) Reflections on J. Horsley Palmer's pamphlet on the Pressure of
the Money Market (Ath. Coll. toL 69.) 8^ London, 1837.
State of the Currency and the Action of the Bank of England. (Ath. CoU.
ToL 100.) 8^ London, 1837.
Remarks on the Management of the Circulation ; and on the Condition and
Conduct of the Bank of England, and of the Country Issuers, during 1839. (Ath.
Coll. yol. 122.) 8° London, 1840.
Two Jjctters to J. B. Smith, President of the Manchester Chamber of Com-
merce; with the Reply. (Ath. Coll. vol. 122.) 8^ London, 1840.
Thoughts on the separation of the Departments of the Bank of England.
(Ath. Coll. voL 176.) 8° London, 1844.
see Smith.
Lubbock (J. W.) On the determination of the Distance of a Comet from the Etrth,
and the Elements of iU Orbit. (Ath. Coll. toL 38.) 8° London, 1832.
On the Theory of the Moon, and on the Perturbations of the Planets. (Atk
Coll. vol. 38.) 8° London, 1833.
Note on the Tides. (Misc. Coll. vol. 4.) 4® London, 1833.
Lucas (C.) An Appeal to the Commons and Citisens of London. (BL Pitt ColL vol 50.)
8^ London, 1756.
Lucca. Notizie Scientifiche, della R. Accademia di Scienze, Lettere, &C., di LoeciL
(Ath. CoU. vol. 20.) 8® Lucca, 1825.
Lucubrations during a Short Recess ; with Letter to the Author of LucubratiooL
(M. Pitt Coll. vol. 102.) 8® London, 1782.
LuDLAM (T.) Logical Tracts, on Locke, Reid, and Stewart, &c (Mack. CoU. toL 7.)
8° Cambridge.
Lunatic Asylums. Observations on the Bill for the Regulation of Lunatic Asyloms.
(Ath. CoU. vol. 23.) 8° Oxford, 1828.
LuPTON (James) The Disadvantages of the Leasehold Property of the Church, and
the possibiUty of increasing its value, as a substitute for Church Rates. (Ath. CoU.
vol 91.) 8° London, 1838.
LusHiNOTON (Charles) Dilemmas of a Churchman, from the discordant doctrine and
practices of the Clergy. (Ath. Coll. vol 90.) 8° London, 1838.
Ltell (Charles) Address at the Meeting of the Geological Society. (Ath. CoU. toL
73.) 8° London, 1836.
Lying. An Essay on Political Lying. (M. Pitt Coll. vol 52.) 8° London, 1757.
Lynch (A. H.) Address to the Galway Electors on the Poor-Law BiU for Ireland.
(Ath. Coll. vol 82.) 8° London, 1838.
Lyne (Charles) A Letter to the Right Hon. George Rose, in which the real Causes of
the Scarcity and consequent High Price of Gold and SUver are stated and exem-
plified. (Curr. Coll. vol. 1.) 8° London, 1810.
(G. G.) What is Dissent? (Ath. CoU. vol. 138.) 8° London, 1840.
Lyons (Israel) Fasciculus Plaotarum circa Cantabrigiam nascentium, qus post R^um
observatffi fiiere. (Nasm. ColL vol. 2.) 8° London, 1763.
Macarthur (M^or) Colonial Policy, 1840 and 41. New South Wales, (Ath. Coll.
vol. 149.) 8° London, 1841.
Macaulay (Catherine) On certain Positions in Hobbes's Philosophical Rudiments
of GoverDment and Society. (Nasm. Coll. vol. 17.) 8° lx>ndon, 1767.
An Address to the People of England, Scotland, and Ireland, on the present
important Crisis of Affairs. (M. Pitt Coll. vol. 78.) 8^ London, 1775.
(T. B.)— see Speeches.
TRACTS. 456
Macadlat (Zachary) Letter to the Duke of Gloucester, od Dr. Thorpe's Letter
to William Wilberforce, Esq. (Mack. CoU. toL 20.) 8° London, 1816.
see Thorpe.
Macauley (Lieat-Gen.) — see Travancore.
M*Ci7iXAOH (W. Torrens) Remonstrance against the cry of No Popery. (Ath. ColL
vol. 70.) 8° London, 1836.
MK^uixocH (J. R.) Statements illostrative of the Policy and probable consequences
of the proposed Repeal of the existing Com Laws. (Com L. ColL vol 3.) 8°
London, 1841.
On the proposed Lnportation of Foreign Beef and Live Stock. (Ath. ColL vol.
168.) 8^ London, 1842.
see MuUion.
MacDonnell (A.) Letter to T. F. Boxton, on the Decrease of Slaves in the British
West India Colonies. (Ath. ColL voL 27.) 8° London, 1833.
(Eneas) Letter to the Right Hon. Charles Grant, on the A£EiBurs of India.
(Ath. ColL voL 46.) 8^ London, 1834.
The Roman Catholic Oath considered. (Ath. ColL voL 51.) 8° London, 1835.
Another Whig Crisis; and the Crisis Unmasked. (Ath. ColL vol. 174.) 8°
London, 1844.
Macdonnodgh (William) His Trial for the murder of his Wife, November, 1817.
(Am. CoU.voL 19.) 8° Boston, 1817.
MacGhee (R. J.) Duplicity of the Romish Church exposed. (Ath. ColL voL 70.) 8*^
Glasgow, 1836.
MacIlvaine (Rev. Mr.) Letter in Answer to the Rev. Henry U. Onderdonk. (Am.
ColL voL 14.) 8^ Philadelphia, 1827.
MacKenna (Theobald) Constitutional Objections to the Government of Ireland by a
separate Legislature, in a Letter to John Hamilton. (Union ColL vol. 5.) 8^
Dublin, 1799.
A Memoir on some Questions respecting the projected Union of Great Britain
and Ireland. (Union Coll. voL 2.) 8° Dublin, 1799.
A letter to Theobald MacKenna, in reply to his Calumnies against the
Orange Institution ; with Observations on the New and Further Claims of the
Roman Catholics. (Union Coll. voL 2.) 8° Dublin, 1799.
see Bethel, Hamilton, Molyneaux, and Sheehy.
Mackennet (Colonel) Reports and Proceedings on the subject of his recent Tour
among the Southern Indians. (Am. ColL voL 16.) 8^ Washington, 1828.
Mackenrot (A.) Secret Memoirs of the Hon. A. Cochrane Johnstone, Admiral Sir
A. F. Cochrane, and Captain Sir T. J. Cochrane : with an Account of the circum-
stances of the Conspiracy of Lord Cochrane and others. (Mack. Coll. voL 9.) 8^
London, 1814.
Mackenzie (Alexander Slidell) — see Somers.
(H.) Notes addressed to Mr. Pennington, on his pamphlet on the Importation
of Foreign Cora. (Corn L. ColL voL2.) 8° London, 1841.
MACKINNON (W. A.) Speech on the third Reading of the Reform BilL (Ath. Coll.
voL 19.) 8® Loudon, 1832.
Speech on the motion for a Committee on Turnpike Trusts. (Ath. ColL voL
77.) 8° London, 1835.
Speech in the House of Commons, on the Occupation of Algiers by France.
(Ath. ColL voL 94.) 8® London, 1838.
Speech on a Bill to amend the practice of Letters Patent for Inventions.
(Ath. ColL vol. 74.) 8° London, 1838.
Mackintosh (Sir James) Considerations sur la libertc de la Presse, puisees dans son
plaidoyer en defense de M. Peltier ; traduits de TAnglais par T. P. Bertin. (Mack.
ColL voL 16.) 8° Paris, 1814.
466 TRACTS.
Mack WORTH (Sir EL) Free PftrliAments ; or, a Yindication of the ftmdamentil Right
of the Commons of England in Parliament aiiembled. ( Ath. ColL toL 183.) 8^
London, 1840.
Macleod (Alexander) — see Tallmadge, and Urqnhart
Macnaobten (Sir Francis W.) Observations on the present State of Ireland. (Adt
ColL YoL 64.) 8^ London, 1837.
— — Observations upon the Report of George Niched [on the Irish Poor Ijtv].
(Ath. ColL vol 82.) 89 London, 1838.
MacNeile (Hugh) Lectures on the Church of England. (Ath. ColL toL 136.) 9P
London, 1840.
see Mesmerism.
MacQoeen (J.) On the West Indian Currency, Commerce, African Slave Trade, &c
(Ath. ColL voL 96.) 8^ London, 1838.
""^^■^"^ see jr eei.
(T. P.) State of the Country in 1832. (Ath. ColL v(^ 39.) B^ Londoo, 1832.
MacWilliam (Robert) Letter to the Duke of Bedford and others, on the London
Grand Junction Railway, sumamed the Hnmbng. (Ath. CcXL tclL 101.) 8°
London, 1838.
BiADESON (Bir.)— see List
Maoaxhaeits (J. de) Examen de I'Aete des Etats de PortngaL (Ath. ColL vol 4)
8^ London, 1828.
Magdalen Society Report for 1826. (Am. ColL voL 28.) \SP Philadelphia, ISSe.
Maoistract. Letter to Lord Brougham, on the Magistracy of England. (Ath. ColL
voL 39.) 8^ London, 1832.
Magnetic Observations made at the Observatories of Toronto, Trevandmm, sod St.
Helena [by Lieut. -CoL Edward Sabine]. (Ath. ColL voL 154.) 8^ London, 1841.
Maheb (James) Letter to a Protestant Englishman. (Ath. ColL voL 64.) 8°
London, 1836.
Mahon (Lord) On the Twelfth Axiom of the First Book of Eaclid. ( Ath. ColL voL 49.)
8^ London (privately printed), 1830.
On the Connexion between the Quadrature of the Circle and the Geometrical
Trisection of the Angle. (Ath. CoR voL49.) 8^ London (privately printed), 1S32.
History of the Holy Cross. (Ath. Coll. voL 49.) 8^ London (privately
printed), 1831.
On a fkbulous Conquest of England by the Greeks, and On the Number of the
lost Books of Tacitus. (Misc. ColL voL 4.) 4^ London, 1838.
Maimonides (Moses) The Laws of the Hebrews rekting to the Poor sod tk
Stranger. (Ath. ColL vol. 92.) 8^ London, 1838.
The Judaic Law as opposed to English Military Law, Gaol-for-debt Lav,
Pauper Law, and Factory-Slave Law. (Ath. ColL vol. 92.) 8° London, 1838.
Some Account of his Life and Writings, and of the origin of the Judaic Code of
Law. (Ath. ColL vol. 103.) 8° London, 1838.
Maine. Report from the Treasurer of State, on the Finances of the State, for 1826-
1827. (Am. ColL voL 40.) 8° Portland, 1828.
Maitland (S. R.) Review of Fox the Martyrologi8t*s History of the WsWenses.
(Ath. ColL voL 75.) 8° London, 1837.
Letter on the Tract for the Times, No. 89. (Tract Controv. voL 9.) 8°
London, 1841.
Majendie (Lewis) — see Morgan.
Malaorowther (Malachi) [Sir Walter Scott]. Three Letters on the Chsnge of
Currency, and other late alterations, as they affect Scotland. (Curr. ColL vol 4.)
8° Edinburgh, 1826.
Malcolm (Sir John) Speech on the Preliminary Papers respecting the Esst India
Company's Charter. (Ath. Coll. voL 27.) 8^ London, 1833.
TRACTS. 457
Malcolmson (J. G.) Letter to Sir H. Hardinge, on the effects of Solitary Confinement
on the Health of Soldiers. (Ath. ColL vol. 75.) 8® London, 1837.
BfALDEN (Henry) On the introdaction of the Nataral Sciences into General Education.
(Ath. ColL vol. 101.) 8° London, 1838.
Mauiah (J.) The Mischief of Forestalling, Engrossmg, and Regrating considered.
(Nasm. Coll. vol 32.) 8® Salisbury, 1800.
An Historical View of the unavoidable causes of the Non-Residence of the
Parochial Clergy. (Nasm. CoU. vol. 41.) 8° Salisbury. 1801.
Mallalieu (Alfred) Buenos- Ayres, Monte Video, and affairs in the river Plate.
(Ath. Coll. vol. 182.) 8° London, 1844.
Malta. Statements of the Ecclesiastical Duties of the two Chaplains at Malta, and of
the facility of Building a Church there. (Ath. ColL voL 77.) 8° Winchester, 1835.
Maltbt (Bishop) A Charge, delivered at his Primary Visitation of the Diocese of
Durham, in 1837 ; and Remarks on it, with relation to the Irish Protestant Clergy,
by Dunelmensis. (Charges, voL 1.) 8^ London, 1837.
Malthds (T. R.) On the East India Company's Establishment for the Education of
their Civil Servante. (Mack. CoU. voL 4.) 8^ London, 1813.
Observations on the Effects of the Com Laws, on the Agriculture and general
Wealth of the Country. (Mack. ColL voL 19.) 8^ London, 1815.
Grounds of an opinion on the Policy of restricting the Importation of Com ;
a Supplement to the " Observations." (Mack. ColL voL 19.) 8^ London, 1815.
The Measure of Value stated and illustrated. (Ath. ColL voL 22.) 8^
Lcmdon, 1823.
On the Nature and Progress of Rent (Mack. Coll. vol. 19.) 8^ London, 1815.
see Ricardo.
BiAi.T Tax. Let the Poor Man make his own Malt ; a Letter to the Rt, Hon. T. Spring
Rice. (Ath. CoU. voL 72./ 8° London, 1836.
Hamii OTH. On the Mammoth, or FossU Elephant, found in the ice at the mouth of the
river Lena, in Siberia. (Misc. Coll. vol. 3.) 4^ London, 1819.
3fANBT (Captain George W.) Essay on the Extinction and Prevention of Destructive
Fires. (Ath. CoU. vol. 2.) 8° London, 1830»
Essay on the means of preserving the Lives of Shipwrecked Sailors, and pre-
vention of Shipwreck. (Ath. ColL voL 2.) 8° London, 1830.
Description of apparatus for saving persons from Drowning who break through
the Ice. (Ath. CoU. voL 2.) 8° London, 1832.
An Englishman's Reflections on the present Disturbances, and the Author of
them. (Ath. CoU. vol. 53.) 8° Yarmouth, 1835.
Makchester Represented and Misrepresented. (Misc. ColL voL 5.) 8^ Edin-
burgh, 1820.
Manoixs (Ross Donnelly) Christian Reasons of a Member of the Church of England,
for being a Reformer. (Ath. Coll. vol. 144.) 8° London, 1840.
How to Colonize : the interest of the Country, and the duty of the Govemment.
(Ath. CoU. voL 149.) 8® London, 1842.
Manners (Lord John) A Plea for National Holydays. (Ath. Coll. voL 170.) 8°
Londoii, 1843.
MAMNnfo (Archdeacon H. E.) A Sermon on the English Church ; its Succession, and
Witness for Christ (Sermons, vol. 3.) 8® London, 1835.
The Rule of Faith, a Sermon. (Sermons, vol. 2.) 8° London, 1838.
(James) Letter on the power of compeUing the Assessment of a Church Rate
by proceedings at Law. f Ath. ColL vol. 91.) 8^ London, 1837.
BfANMiNOHAM (Sir R.) Diary of a close Attendance on Mary Toft, the pretended
Rabbit-Breeder. (Nasm. CoU. vol. 24.) 8^ London, 1726.
3 N
458 TRACTS.
Mansfield's (Lord) Jadgment deliyered in the ease of Dean Shipley. (Bl Pitt CdL
voL 115.) 8° London, 1785.
Mant (Bishop). One or two references on Fondamentak, in reply to Kskop Mint's
Jitter to Lord Melbourne, by a Country Incnmbent (Ath. CoU. toL 71.) 8^
London, 1836.
Manufactures. The Contrast or Comparison between onr WooUen, Linen, Cotwo,
and Silk Manufactures. (M. Pitt ColL vol. 102.) 8^ London, 1782.
Manufacturing Distress. A Letter to Lord J. Russell, on the Cause of the Distrai
of the Manufacturing Classes of England, by Civis. (Ath. ColL yoI. 169.) f
London, 1842.
Man Unmasked ; being a wonderful Discovery lately made in the Island of Japu.
(M. Pitt CoU. yoh 10.) 4® London, 1706.
Maria n. of Portugal. — see Walton.
Maribov (Captain) Appeal to Parliament, containing a Narrative of the Effniii:
Bodoe in Norway. (Ath. ColL vol 94.) 8^ London, 1838.
MarionhS ( — ) Lettre a M. Benjamin de Constant, en reponse k son article "Dei Be-
Tolutions de 1660 et 1688 en Angleterre, et de eelle de 1814 en FraDoe." (Ma^
CoU. vol. 15.) 8° Paris, 1814.
Marine Officers. A Letter to the Lords of the Admiralty, on the IncoDvenicDm
and Hardships the Marine Officers are subject to on Board the Fleet (H. Pitt
Coll. vol. 52.) 8^ London, 1757.
Mariner (W.) Statement on the Exchequer BiUs Forgery. (Ath. CoU. toU 168.) S'
London, 1843.
Maritime Rights. On the Maritime Rights of Great Britain. (Misc. ColL voL I.)
8® London, 1807.
Marjoribanks (Charles) Letter to the Right fion. C. Grant, on the present state d
British Intercourse with China. (Ath. ColL voL 46.) 8^ London, 1833.
Mareland ( J. H.) On the Expediency, of attaching a Museum of Antiquities to th<
Society of Antiquaries. (Ath. CoU. voL 20.) 8° London, 1828.
Remarks on the Sepulchral Memorials of the past and present tiroes ; with soom
Suggestions for improving the condition of our Churches. (Ath. ColL vol 141.)
8° Oxford, 1840.
Marlborough. A Letter from tfie Duchess of Marlborough, in the Shades, to tls
Great Man. (M. Pitt ColL voL 57.) 8° London, 1759.
Marriage. Observations on the Prohibition of Marriage, in certain cases of Relationshii
by Affinity. (Ath. CoU. voL 133.) 8° London, 1840.
Notes on the origin and effect of the Prohibition of Marriage in cases of Col-
lateral Affinity. (Ath. ColL vol. 160.) 8° London, 1842.
Act. Reflections on its RepeaL (Nasm. ColL voL 7.) 8° London, 1765.
Marriott (J.) The Rights and Privileges of both the Universities defended. (N
Coll. vol. 24.) 8° Cambridge, 1769.
Marsden (Robert) Remarks on Bishop Hoadly*s Sermon on the Nature of tb<
Kingdom or Church of Christ (Bangor. ColL vol. 4.) 8° London, 1717.
Marsh (Bishop Herbert) The Evidence for the Authenticity and Divine Inspiratioa
of the Apocalypse, stated and vindicated. (Nasm. Coll. vol. 43.) 8° London, 1801
A Course of Lectures on Divinity. Part 1. (Mack. ColL vol. 21.) S-
Cambridge, 1809.
and others against Lancaster Schools for all, in preference to Schools for
Churchmen only. (Mack. Coll. vol. 3.) 8° London, 1812.
Marshall (— ) On the Appropriation and Inclosure of Conmionable and Intermixed
Lands. (Nasni. Coll. voL 39.) 8° London, 1801.
Martin (Captain) The Dissolution of the British Le^on in Spain, and the manlj
conduct of Gen. O'Connell, contrasted with that of CoL Evans. ( Ath, ColL voL 93.)
8° London, 1838.
TRACTS. 459
Mabtui (C W.) ThoQgbts on the Reform Bill, its caiues and consequences. ( Ath.
ColL voL 72.) 8° London, 1837.
(John) Thames and Metropolis Improvement Plans. (Ath. ColL vol. 165.)
8^ London, 1842.
(B. Montgomery) The past and present State of the Trade of England, and of
the Continents of America. (Ath. ColL vol. 37.) 8^ London, 1832.
Colonial Policy of the British Empire. Part 1, Government. (Ath. Coll.
voL 131.) 8° London, 1837.
(S.) Two Discourses on the Danger and Mischief of Self-Confidence. (Nasm.
ColL voL 1.) 8° London, 1760.
BIabttn (Henry) Christian India; a Sermon. (Mack. ColL voL 21.) 8^ Cal-
cutta, 1811.
Mabttbs. An Essay on Modem Martyrs ; with a Letter to General Borgoyne. (M Pitt
ColL voL 96.) S^ London, 1780.
Mabtulnix Annual Report of the Auditor-General, to the Legislature of Maryland,
for 1828. (Am. ColL voL 46.) 8° Annapolis, 1828.
Annual Repontory. (Am. Coll. voL 46.) 8^ Annapolis, 1828.
Maskeltme (Nevil) Answer to Thomas Mudge*s Narrative of Facts, relating to some
Time-keepers. (M. Pitt ColL voL 131.) 8^ London, 1792.
■ see Harrison.
Massachusetts. A Brief State of the Services and Expenses of the Province of
the Massachusetts Bay, in the common caose. (M. Pitt ColL voL 63.) 8^
London, 1765.
A Speech, &c., on the Bill for altering the Charter of the Colony of Blassa-
chnsetts Bay. (M. Pitt ColL vol. 73.) 8° London, 1774.
A Speech, intended to have been spoken on the Bill for altering the Charters
of the Colony of Massachusetts Bay. (M Pitt ColL vol. 75.) 8° London, 1774.
A Series of Letters, by Massachusettensis, on many important and striking
Facts, which laid the foundation of the Troubles in the Province of Massachusetts
Bay. (M. Pitt Coll. voL 82.) 8° Boston, 1776.
Report from the Treasurer of State, on the Finances of the Commonwealth of
Massachusetts, for 1826-8. (Am. Cull. voL 40.) S^ 1826-28.
Report of the Joint Committee of the Legislature of Massachusetts, on the
Sute Prison; with a Bill. (Am. Coll. voL 27.) 8° Boston, 1828.
Militia Report of General Sumner to Governor Lincoln. (Am. Coll. vol. 40.)
8^ Boston, 1828.
Medical Society. — see Physic.
Master's (The) Office ; should it be performed by a Judge subordinate in position ?
(Misc. ColL voL 10.) 8° London, 1841.
Mathews (Admiral) Authentick Letters to the Secretaries of State, the Lords of the
Admiralty, fitc (M. Pitt ColL voL 41.) 8° London, 1745.
Charge against Vice- Admiral Lestock dissected and confuted. (M. Pitt
ColL voL 41.) 8° London, 1745.
Charge against Admiral Mathews, with his Defence. (M. Pitt ColL vol. 41.)
8^^ London, 1746.
Remarks on the Evidence given, and the proceedings had, on his TriaL (M.
Pitt ColL voL 42.) 8° London, 1746.
Matrimonial Advertisements. Remarks on Matrimonial Advertisements, being an
Inquiry into their Use and Abuse. (Ath. Coll. voL 41.) 8° London, 1832.
Madle (Fox) — see Speeches.
Maorice (F. D.) Reasons for not joining a party in the Church. (Tract Controv.
voL 9.) S^ London, 1841.
Three Letters to Rev. W. Palmer ; with an Appendix. (Tract. Controv.
ToL 3.) 8° London, 1842.
460 TRACTS.
IfAUBicE (Peter) The Popery of Oxford confronted, disavowed, and repudiated. ( AtL
Con. voL 89.) 8° London, 1837.
MAUBinus. State of Goyemment Slarea and Apprentices in the Manritios; wiik
Observations by a Resident (Slavery ColL vol. 6.) 8^ London, 1830.
Consultation of the Lawyers of the Isle of France, on the Legality of tbe
Order in Council of Nov. 2, 1831. ( Ath. ColL vol 27.) 8^ London, 1832.
Memorial of the Inhabitants of Manritins, and a brief Narrative of EvcntiiB
1832. (Ath. Coll. vol 27.) 8° London, 1833.
Maubt (Le Cardinal) Son Memoire. (Mack. ColL voL 12.) 8^ Paris, 1814.
Maw (Henry Lister) A Letter to the Editor of the Edintnirgh Review, in answer to
his criticism on Maw's Journal of a Passage down the River Maranon, &c. {AA.
ColL voL 50.) 8° London, 1830.
Memoir of the Early Operations of the Burmese War. (Ath. ColL vol 31.)
8^ London, 1832.
Reply to T. Jackson, in reference to the Negroes in the West Indies. (AlL
ColL voL 96.) 8° Doncaster, 1838.
BIater (Enrico) Eroismo e Beneficenza del Popolo. L' Incendio d* nna Casa in Pia,
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Mato (Herbert) Powers of the Roots of the Nerves ; and on Magnetic Sleep. (Atk
CoU. vol. 99.) 8^ London, 1841.
(Thomas) On the relation of the Theory of Morals to Insanity. (Ath. Cd
vols. 56 and 161.) 8° London, 1834.
Meade ( — ) Preliminary Argument in behalf of Bir. Meade, submitted to the spceU
Committee of the Senate, by R. S. Coxe. (Am. ColL voL 21.) 8° Wi^
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Mease (James) Reply to the Criticisms, by J. N. Barker, on the E^storical Fads a
the Picture of Philadelphia. (Am. ColL voL 32.) 8^ Philadelphia, 1828.
Medical (The) Profession in England. (Ath. ColL vol. 47.) 8^ London, 1834.
Reform. " The Validity of the Thoughts on Medical Reform, by a Reored
Practitioner," considered and elucidated, by an Exercent Practitioner. (Ath. CoO.
voL 47.) 8° London, 1833.
Delegates. Proceedings of a Convention of Medical Delegates, held tt
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Mi^EE (M.) Lettre a M. TAbbe Montesquieu, Ministre de rinterienr. (MscL
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Melbourne (Lord) The Premier Dissected ; or, Comments on the Public Life lad
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Meller (T. W.) Dr. Pusey and the Fathers ; or, a Comparison of the Doctrine in the
Sermon of the former with Writers of the first Five Centuries. (Tract. Contpot.
voL 13.) 8^ London, 1843.
Mellish (John) The Traveller's Directory through the United States. (Am. CoD.
voL 45.) 12° New York, 1825.
Mennais (L' Abbe de la) Examen Critique des Paroles d*un Croyant de M. TAbbe F.
de la Mennais. (Ath. Coll. vol. 56.) 8° Paris, 1834.
Menonville (M. de) — see Burke.
Mercator's Letters, concerning the Abolition of the Slave Trade, and other Weft
India Affairs. (Slavery Coll. voL 1.) 8® London, 1807.
Third Letter on the Abolition of the Slave Trade, and other West ladia
Affiairs. (Slavery Coll. voL 1.) 8° London, 1807.
Mercer (C. F.) — see Potomac.
Merchants. Case of the British Merchants and Ship Owners trading with Fraaee
submitted to Lord Strangford, (Ath. ColL voL 58.) 8° Paris, 1834.
Mebtvale (Herman) Lectures on the principles of a legislative Provision for the Poor
in Ireland. (Ath. Coll. vol. 82.) 8^=* London, 1838.
TRACTS. 461
Mbriyale (J. BL) Ode on the Deliyerance of Earope. (Mack. Coll. vol. 7.) 8°
London, 1814.
Mbbtweather (W. S.) Plan for the Abolition of Tithes. (Ath. Coll. vol. 66.) 8<>
London, 1836.
Mesmbrism. Mesmerism the gift of God, in reply to ** Satanic Agency and Mesmer-
ism," said to have been a sermon preached by the Rey. H. M*Neile. (Ath. ColL
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MsTCALFB (Sir Charles) View of his Goyemment of Canada. (Ath. Coll. vol 182.)
8^ London, 1844.
Mbttrat. Fondation d'one Colonie Agricole de Jeunes Detenus k Mettray. (Misc.
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MxwBURN (John) A Letter to Mr. Stickney, of Holdemess, on Emigration to Canada.
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Mkxico. State Documents relating to the Conferences at Jalapa, between the Mexican
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Midas. The Songs in the Burletta of Midas, adapted to the Times. (M. Pitt ColL
voL 125.) 8° London, 1789.
Middlesex. Statements and Documents relative to the Salary and Duties of Chairman
of the Courts of Oyer and Terminer, and of General and Quarter Sessions. (Ath.
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MiDOfli (P.) Who is the Legitimate King of Portugal? (Ath. ColL vols. 4 and 28.)
8° Plymouth, 1829.
Miguel (Don)— see Portugal, and Rocha.
Miles. Letter to Sir Robert Peel, on the Causes of the Success of the Non-productive
Classes. (Ath. Coll.voL 169.) 8^ London, 1842.
Letter to the Duke of Richmond, and the Agricultural Protection Society, on
the Question of the New Banking and Currency BilL (Ath. ColL vol. 179.) 8^^
London, 1844.
Letters to the Houses of Parliament, '* On the Condition of England Question,
as affected by the Currency Question. (Ath. Coll. voL 179.) 8^ London, 1844.
MiLTTABT Arguments in ** The Letter to a Right Hon. Author'* [on the attack of
Rochefort, &c.] fully considered, by an Officer; the author's Reply, an Answer
to his Reply, and a Final Answer to both. (M. Pitt ColL voL 55.) 8° Lon-
. don, 1758.
Punishments. Report from H. M. Commissioners for inquiring into the
System. (Ath. ColL voL 76.) 8° London, 1836.
BfiLmA. A Treatise concerning the Militia. (M. Pitt ColL voL 47.) 8°
London, 1752.
Counterpoise ; being Thoughts on a Blilitia and Standing Army. (M Pitt
Coll. vol. 47.) 8° London, 1752.
Reflections previous to the Establishment of a Militia. (M. Pitt ColL vol. 50.)
8*^ London, 1756.
A Plain Address to the Farmers' Labourers, &c., of Norfolk, to promote a
National Militia. (M. Pitt Coll. vol. 55.) 8° London, 1758.
MiLLABD (John) Letter to Right Hon. T. Spring Rice, containing a Plan for the
better management of the British Museum. (Ath. ColL vols. 79 and 102.) 8^
London (privately printed), 1836.
MiLLEB (G.) Letter to Dr. Pusey, on his Letter to the Bishop of Oxford. (Tract.
Controv. voL 1.) 8° London, 1840.
[ (James)] The Humours of Oxford ; a Comedy. (Nasm. Coll. vol. 4.) 8°
IfOndon, 1730.
— (John) On the Administration of Justice in the British Colonies in the East
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462 TRACTS.
Miller (John) Troth's RestiDg-Plaee amidst the strife of TongneB ; a SennoD. (So-
mons, vol. 1.) 8° Oxford, 1829.
On Church Property and Chnrch Reform. (Ath. ColL toL 44.) fP
London, 1832.
(Lieot-CoL) Inquiry respecting the l^e of the Battle ci Modm GrsmpioL
(Misc. ColL ToL 2.) 4^ Edinhurgh, 18Sa
(Philip) A short Introduction to the Knowledge of the Science of Botaij.
(NasuLColl. vol. 2.) 8^ London, 1760.
Mqxinoen (J.) Arbitrary Detention of three Protestant Children by the Inquisitka
at Rome, in defiance of the claim of their fiither. (Ath. CoU. toL 17a) fP
London, 1842.
Mills (J. B.) Surrey for a proposed Canal along the Delaware River, from die nostk
of the Lackawaxen River, to the village of Deposite. (Am. ColL voL 33.) 9P
Albany, 1827.
BiiLMAN (Henry Hart) An Address, delivered at the Opening of the City of Wot-
minster Literary, Scientific, and Mechanics' Institute. (Ath. CdL voL 108.) 12^
London, 1837.
MiLNER (T. H.) The present and future State of Jamaica considered. (Ath. CoL
voL 119.) 8^ London, 1839.
Milton (John) Remarks on the Character and Writings of John Milton ; oecssoBcd
by the publication of his lately discovered ** Treatise on Christian Doctzise,* by
W. £. Channing. (Am. Coll. voL 13.) S^ Boston, 1826.
(Viscount) Address to the Landowners of England, on the Com Laws. (Atk
CoU. vol. 29.) 8° London, 1832.
Mining Companies. Inquiry into the Plans, Progress, and Policy of the Amfrifa
Mining Companies. (Ath. Coll. voL 24.) 8^ London, 1825.
Ministers of State. An Apology for the Conduct of a late celebrated second-nte
Minister from 1729 to 1746. (M Pitt ColL voL 42.) 8° London, 1746.
The Character and necessary Qualifications of a British Minister of State.
(M. Pitt ColL voL 57.) S^ London, 1759.
Ministers of the Crown. Claim of the House of Commons to a Negative on ^
appointment of Ministers of the Crown confuted. (M. Pitt ColL voL 108.) 8^
London, 1784.
An Address to those Citizens who resisted the Claim of the late House of
Commons, to nominate the Ministers of the Crown. (M. Pitt ColL voL 123.) $^
London, 1788.
Ministerial Pouct. Thoughts on Traits of the Ministerial Policy. (Ath. ColL vol
175.) 8° London, 1844.
Ministry. The False Steps of the Bfinistry after the Revolution. (M. Pitt ColL toL
13.) 8° linden, 1714.
The Conduct of the Ministry impartially examined. (M. Pitt ColL voL 51.)
8° I^ndon, 1756.
The Principles of the late Changes impartially examined. (M. Pitt CoU. vol
63.) 8° London, 1765.
The New Ministry and the New Parliament; with a few Words on the
Election of a Speaker. (Ath. ColL voL 51.) 8° London, 1835.
Free Thoughts upon the Ministry, in a Letter to Lord Lyndhurst. (Atk
Coll. vol. 98.) 8° I^ndon, 1838.
Minorca. The Importance of the Island of Minorca, and Harbour of Port-Maboo,
considered ; with a History and Description of both. (M. Ktt ColL voL 49.) S=
London, 1756.
Cons- derations on the Addresses presented to his Majesty on the Loss of
Minorca. (M. Pitt Coll. voL 49.) 8° London, 1756.
TRACTS. 463
MiROBCA. Account of the Siege of Minorca by the French, in 1756. (M. Pitt ColL
▼oL 53.) 8° London, 1757.
BiiNOBiTT. The History of the Minority, during 1762 to 1765, exhibiting the Conduct,
Principles, and Views of that Party. (M. Pitt ColL toI. 64.) 8^ London, 1766.
MiNTO (Lord) Speech, April 11, 1799, on a motion for an Address to his Majesty,
respecting the Union between Great Britain and Ireland. (Union ColL yoL 6.)
8<' Dublin, 1799.
MiscHisr ; a Poem. First Section. (Ath. C<^ yoL 31.) 8^ London, 1831.
MisovBESAJL, Christianity true Deism; addressed to the younger C^rgy of the
Church of England. (Nasm. Coll. toL 2.) 8° London, 1762.
MissioNABiES. An Examination of Charges against the American Missionaries at
the Sandwich Islands, as alleged in the Voyage of the ship Blonde, and in the
London (Quarterly Review. (Am. ColL yoL 13.) 8^ Cambridge, 1827.
MistiONART Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Seyenth Annual Report
(Am. ColL yoL 14.) 8® Philadelphia, 1828.
MnsissiPFL Considerations on the Consequences of the French settling Colonies on
the Mississippi. (M. Pitt ColL toL 17.) 8° London, 1720.
MisBoiTRi. Two Autograph Letters, in answer to Captain Basil Hall's Queries on the
subject of the Financial State of Missouri. (Am. ColL yol. 42.) 8^ Jefferson,
1829.
BfrrcHELL (Colonel) Argument for the Abolishment of Promotion by Purchase in
the Army, considered by Veles. (Ath. (^11. yol. 170.) 8^ London, 1842.
(S. T.) The Spirit of the Old Dominion. (Am. ColL yoL 37.) 8° Rich-
mond, 1827.
Mitchell (S. L.) Catalogue of the Organic Remains presented to the New York
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Memorandum of certain articles in his Museum. (Am. ColL yol. 19.) B°
New York, 1826.
see Jefferson.
"MsTFOKD (Miss) Rienzi; a Tragedy. (Misc. ColL yoL 1.) 12^ London, 1828.
MoDEEATiON. An Essay towards Real Moderation [in Political Opinions]. (M. Pitt
ColL YoL 15.) 8° London, 1716.
MoLSSWOBTH (Sir W.) Speech on the State of the Colonies. (Ath. CJolL yoL 85.)
8^ London, 1838.
Speech on Transportation. (Ath. ColL yoL 134.) 8^ London, 1840.
MoLLOT. Trial of Neale Molloy, and Vere Molloy, his wife. (Nasm. Coll. yoL 25.)
8° Dublin, 1763.
Moi«TNEAUX ( — ) A Reply to the Memoir of Theobald MacKenna, on the projected
Union. (Union Coll. yoL 2.) 8° Dublin, 1799.
MoMARCHT. A Letter to the Queen, on the state of the Monarchy, by a Friend of the
People. (Ath. Coll. yoL 108.) 8^ London, 1838.
MoNCBEiTT (Henry, Lord) A Letter to Lord Melbourne, on the Expediency of the
interference of Parliament, to remove the present difficulties in the appointment
of Ministers in the CJhurch of Scotland. (Ath. ColL yoL 137.) 8^ Edin-
burgh, 1840.
MoNSTART System. The New Monetary System. (Ath. ColL yoL 100.) 8°
London, 1836.
MoKET. An Essay on the Ways and Means for raising Money, without increasing the
PubUc Debts. (M. Pitt ColL yoL 51.) 8° London, 1756.
Monet (W. T.) On the Expediency of Ship-Building at Bombay. (Mack. ColL yoI.
4.) 8^ London, 1811.
Monk (J. B.) Sermon on the Interment of George ni. (Misc. ColL yoL 5.) 8^
Liyerpool, 1820.
I
464 TRACTa
MoKK (Bishop J. IloCorrespondeiiceirith Henry H«1 lam. Esq. (Alh. ColL toL IM.)
8° Loudon, ISM.
MoMTAou (Buil) On the Exppdiendy of limiting the Crediton' Pover to tcAbf i
Bankrupt's Certificate. (Mack. ColL toI. a.) 8" LoodOQ, 1609.
— Enquines respecting the laEDlvent Dcbtore' Bill ; with (he Opiniotu rf Ptlej.
Borke, and Johnson, upon Imprisonment for Debt. (Mwk. ColL toL 9.) ^
London, 1815.
Debute on Sir S. Romilly'a Bill, on the Pnnishmeiit of High Treaion. (Uict
Coll. voL 2.) e= Lordnn, 1B13.
Letters on the Report of the ChMcer; Commisnoners. (Atli. ColL jiA. K.)
8° London, 1826.
On the EmBncipalioQ of the Jewi, (Alh. Coll. vol. 39.) B" Lmdw, 1*31
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Letl«n to Sir E. Sugden, on theComt of Commissioners uidCcinrtofR«itin.
(Alh.ColLToL 9.) 8° London, 1834.
Letter on the separation of the Judicial and Political Fanctions of the Lffd
ChBDCelior. (Ath. CoILtoL 71.) 8° LondoD, 18SG.
Letter to C. P. Cooper, on the Report of the recent Becoid (^immitlee. (Alb
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Letter to Lord Brougham, on the Elective Franchise. (Alh. ColL voL VX.)
8° London, 1839.
Letters to the Ri. Hon. T. B. MacBulsy, upon his Revier of ihc lift rf
Lord Baeon. (Atb. Coll. vol. 153.) 8° London, 1841.
Hohteabij: (Lord) Consequeooes of the Sliding Scale examined and expOHii *■
Speech in the House of Lords, I4ih March, 1843. (Corn h. CoU. toL S.) V
LondoD, 1843.
UonTESQinoiT (M. de) — see Brancas.
Mohtoiuxabd (Le Comie de) De Is Restaaration de la Monarchie des BourlKiBi,c(
du retour a I'ordre. (Mock. Coll. vol, 18.) 8° Paris, 1814.
MoNTREAi. To the Electors of the city and county of Montreal) an ElectioBteriag
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Natural History Society, Constitution aud Bye-Lawa j with DirMtioni ftf
preserving and forwarding olgect* of Nnturnl History, (Am. ColL toL «.) C
Montreal. I8ZB.
Natural History Society. Second Annoal Report | Am, Coll. roi I*.) rf
Montreal, 1S2S.
Moore (George) Observations on tbe Union, Orange Associations, and other lutgtM
of Domestic Policy i with Reflections on the lite events on the CuntioenL (Inna
ColL vol. 5.) 8° Dublin, 1800.
(R,) Important Notices of that which concerns the Pecuniary Credit of i
State, and in porlicular that of England. (Alh. Coll. vol. 29.) 8° Kingston, ]83\
[ — — (Richard)] letters [On the Currency] occawoned by the late Elections, wilk
the Retrospect, &c. (Ath. Coll. vol. 13.) 8" London, 1830.
MoBDAtnrr (Sir John). Proceediogrs of a General Court Martjnl, held on Sir Jobi
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More (Hannah)— see Thorp.
MoREAu (General) De Moreau, par W. Garat, Membre du Senat etde rinstinu. (Ht^
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MoRGTON (A. H.) Thonghls on the Com Lavs, addressed to the Working daises rf
the County of Gloucester. (Ath. ColL vol- 114.) 8* London, 1839.
MoHQAN ( Artbtir) Observations on the Bye-Lavs of the Society for Equitable k
ance* oo Lives and SurvivonhipH. (Ath. Coll. vol. 101.) 8° Ixmdon, 1837.
TRACTS. 465
MoBOAN ( Augoitiis de) Thoughts suggested hy the establishment of the UniTersUy
of Londou. (Ath. Coll. vol. 102.) 8^ London, 1837.
(CsBsar) A Demonstration that True Philosophy does not undermine Dirine
Reyelation. (Nasm. ColL toL 29.) 8^ Cambridge, 1787.
On the Trinity of Plato and of Philo-Judssus. (Nasm. Coll. yoL 29.) 8^
London, 1795.
Sermon, preached at the Assises at Wisbech, in 1800. (NasuL Coll. toI. 29.)
8° Wisbech, 1800.
(H. D.) An Address on the beneficial operation of Banks for Sayings;
with a brief Memoir of Lewis M^jendie, Esq. (Ath. Coll. yoL 49.) 8°
London, 1834.
(John Minter) Letter to the Bishop of London [on the Profiemation of the
Sabbath]. (Ath. ColL yol. 50.) 8^ London, 1830.
The Critics Criticised ; with Remarks on Dr. Chalmers' Bridgewater Trea-
tise. (Ath. Coll. yol. 56.) 8^ London, 1834.
Religion and Crime ; or, the Condition of the People. (Misc. Coll yoL 9.)
8^ London, 1840.
(William) A Reyiew of Dr. Price*s Writings on the Finance of Great Britain.
(M. Pitt Coll. yoL 133.) 8^ London, 1795.
Facts addressed to the People of Great Britain, respecting the Expense of the
War, and the State of the National Debt (M. Pitt Coll. yoL 133.) 8^
London, 1796.
Facts on the Finances. — see Vansittart.
MoRiEB (J. P.) Memoir of a Campaign with the Ottoman Army in Egypt, in 1800.
(Nasm. Coll. yoL 36.) 8^ London, 1801.
Morpeth (Lord)— see Ireland, and Speeches.
MoBBisoN (James) Speech on the Periodical Reyision of Tolls leyied on Railroads.
(Ath. ColL yoL 76.) 8® London, 1836.
(Robert) Chinese Miscellany ; original Extracts from Chinese Authors ; with
translations. (Misc. ColL yoL 2.) 4° London, 1825.
(Lieutenant R. J.) — see Electrical Society.
(W. Hampson) Obseryations on the Metallic Corrency adopted in this
Country. (Ath. Coll. voL 69.) 8° London, 1837.
MoBSB (A.) Agriculture and the Com Law ; a Prize Essay. (Com L. ColL yol. 5.)
8^ Manchester, 1842.
(S. F. B.) Discourse deliyered before the National Academy of Design, on its
first Anniyersary. (Am. ColL yoL 14.) 8° New York, 1827.
MoBSON (Henry) The present condition of the British West Indies ; their Wants,
and the Remedy. (Ath. Coll. yoL 131.) 8° London, 1841.
Moscow. Hourra snr le pamphlet public par R. J. Durdent, et intitule ** Campagne de
Moscow, en 1812 ;*' par un Prisonnier de Guerre rentre. (Mack. ColL yoL 12.)
8° Paris, 1814.
MouLTON (J. W.) View of the City of New Orange (now New York), as it was in
1673; with Notes. (Am. Coll. yoL 33.) 8° New York, 1825.
MouNTENET (B. dc) The Case of a Detenu. (Ath. ColL yol. 94.) 8° London, 1838.
MoTLAK (D. C.) The Right of Search, as between France, America, and Great
Britain. (Ath. ColL yoL 159.) 8^ London, 1843.
MUIX2E (Thomas) Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, on
his Petition, and on his Time-keepers. (M. Pitt ColL yoL 132.) 8^ London, 1793.
see Maskelyne.
MuDis (J.) On the SeUlement at Hunter's River. (Ath. Coll. yol. 53.) 8^
Hobart, 1834.
MiTLORAyE (Earl of) Speech on the Motion of the Earl of Roden, on the state of
Ireland. (Ath. ColL yol. 97.) 8° London, 1837.
3o
466 TRACTS.
MruxK (Fricdrich) Denkwurdigkeiten ans Grieehenland in 1827-8. (Ath. CoU.
ToL 57.) 8° Pteis, 1833.
Mnxiox (Mofdecsi) Some IDiistntioiis of Mr. MacCoIloch's Priociples of Politieal
Economy. (AUlCoU. toL 38.) 8^ Edinbargii, 1826.
Mmf (Thomis) Engfamd's Tvcasare by Foreign Trade. (M. Pitt ColL toL IS.) ^
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i
470 TRACTS.
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TRACTS, 471
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472 TRACTS.
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TRACTS. 473
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Okkb (J.) — see Catalogue.
Omdxrdonk (Bishop H. U.) Narrative of his Consecration, with the Address of
the presiding Bishop. (Am. ColL vol. 13.) S^ Philadelphia, 1827.
The Decision of the Bishops who united in the Consecration of the Rev. H.
IT. Onderdonk, on the Reasons presented to them agunst the said Act (Am.
Coll. Tol. 13.) 8^^ Philadelphia, 1827.
see Macilyaine.
Ohonbaga Salt Springs. Report of the Commissioners respecting the Onondaga Salt
Springs, with the Bill to regulate the manu&cture of £kdt in Salina. (Am. Coll.
▼oL 21.) 8P Albany, 1825.
On8ix>w (G.) Proceedings in the Cause, *' Onslow against Home," for Libel. (Nasm.
Coll. Tol. 28.) %^ London, 1770.
Opium Cbisis ; a Letter addressed to Charles Elliot, Esq. (Ath. Coll. toL 109.) 8^
London, 1839.
Question. Some Pros and Cons on the Opium Question ; with a few Sugges-
dons regarding British Claims on China. {Ath. Coll. voL 127.) 8^ London, 1840.
Statement of Claims of the British Sul]jects interested in Opium surrendered
to Captain Elliot at Canton, for the Public Service. (Ath. Coll. vol 128.) 8^
London, 1840.
see Bullock, ** China,^ Fry, Lindsay, Staunton, Thelwall, and Warren.
Ofobto. Review of the Discussions relating to the Oporto Wine Company. (Misc.
Coll. vol 4.) S^ London, 1814.
Opposition. A short History of the Opposition during the last Session of Parliament,
with a Defence of the Opposition. (M. Pitt Coll. vol. 95.) S^ London, 1779.
Politics Exemplified, by the Editor of the Beauties of Fox, North, and Burke.
(M. Pitt ColL vol. 118.) S^ London, 1786.
Okdb (Vice- Admiral Sir J.) Correspondence with the Lords Commissioners of the
Admiralty. (Nasm. Coll. vol. 36.) 8^ London, 1802.
Oedbbs in Council; their Illegal and Unconstitutional Character, by a Barrister.
(Ath. ColL voL 8.) 8<* London, 1832.
Obvobd (Earl of )— see Walpole.
Obmebod (Thomas Johnson) A Sermon at the primary Ordination of Edward, Lord
Bishop of Norwich. (Sermons, voL 2.) 8® Norwich, 1837.
Ormonde (Duke of) The Conduct of the Duke of Ormonde, in the Campaign of
1712. (M. Pitt Coll. voL 14.) 4<^ London, 1715.
Short Memorial and Character of Mary, Duchess of Ormonde. (Nasm. Coll.
VoL 24.) S^ London, 1736.
O'RovRKB (Daniel) A Voice from Ireland, on matters of present concern. (Ath.
ColL voL 64.) 8^ London, 1837.
OtBOBNS (8. O.) View of the low Moral and Physical Condition of the Agricultural
Labourer. (Ath. ColL voL 179.) 8^^ London, 1844.
Letter to Lord Ashley, on the Condition of the Agricultural Labourer. (Ath.
ColL ToL 179.) 8^ London, 1844.
Life and DeaUi of ** Old Rainy Day." ( AUi. Col). voL 76.) 8^ London, 1836.
3p
474 TRACTS.
Oswald (R. A.) On the Corn Laws. (Ath. ColL toI. 29.) 8^ Londcm, 188&.
Ons (James) The Rights of the British Colonies asserted and prored. (M. PittCoIL
Tol. 65.) 8^ Boston, 1766.
Ottlby (W. Y.) — see Catalogue.
OuDE (King of) Statement relative to the ELing of Onde's Presents to the Ejngtsi
Queen of England. (Ath. ColL toL 75.) 8^ London, 1837.
Short Statement relative to the Eang of Onde's Presents, transmittei to
England in 1835, under the charge of P. FrielL (Ath. C<^ roL 87.) 8^
London, 1837.
Oven (Bernard Van) Appeal to the British Nation on hehalf of the Jews. (Atk.
Coll. vol. 39.) 8^ London, 1833.
Owen (Henry) Ohservations on the Four Gospels. (Nasm. ColL voL S.) 8^
London, 1764.
(J.) On Mr. Twining's Letter on the Danger of interfering in the BdigioQs
Opinions of the Natives of India. (Mack. CoU. voL 4.) 8^ London, 1807.
(Robert) Two Discourses on a New System of Society, delivered in the HiU
of Representatives of the United States. (Am. Coll. voL 21.) 12<> Phih-
delphia, 1825.
Letter to Lord Melbourne, on the Presentation of Mr. Robert Owen at Cosit
(Misc. ColL vol. 9.) S° London, 1840.
(T. E.) Methodism Unmasked; or, the Progress of Fwtanism firam tk
Sixteenth to the Nineteenth Century. (Nasm. ColL voL 42.) 8^ London, 1801
Oxford. History of the University of Oxford, to the death of William the Conqueror.
(Nasm. ColL voL 34.) S^ Oxford, 1772.
Considerations on the Residence required for Degrees in the UniTcnty
(Nasm. ColL voL 28.) 8° Oxford, 1772.
Black Gowns and Red Coats ; or, Oxford in 1834. (Ath. Coll. voL 43.) ^
London, 1834.
Hints on the formation of a Plan for the safe and effectoal ReviTsl of the
Professorial System in Oxford. (Ath. ColL voL 138.) 8° Oxford, 1839.
Remarks on the Revival of the Professorial System, proposed in die StitQte
submitted to Convocation, March 15, 1839. (Ath. ColL voL 136.) 8^ Oxford, IS39.
The Actual State of Oxford, with reference to Tractarianism. (Tract Contror.
voL 10.) S^ Oxford, 1842.
Lunatic Asylum at Headington Hill; Account of its Origin, Natore, ind
Objects. (Misc, ColL voL 2.) 4° Oxford, 1827.
Pacific Steam Navigation Company. Statements and Documents relative to is
Establishment. (Ath. ColL voL 95.) 8^ London, 1838.
Page (F.) Observations on the Comparative Merits of Canals and Railvsyv
(Ath. Coll. vol. 24.) 8^ London, 1832.
(James R.) Catholic Truth not Assailed ; an Examination of T. J. Brovn's
"Catholic Truth Vindicated.'* (Ath. ColL voL 64.) 8° London, 1834.
A Short Chapter from History ; or. Word of Warning to England in the
present times. A Sermon. (Sermons, voL 2.) 8^ London, 1837.
A brief Apology for the Romish Priests in Ireland. (Ath. ColL voL 13S.)
8^ London, 1839.
Questions on History. (Misc. ColL vol. 5.) 12® London, 1842.
Paget (F. E.) Tract upon Tombstones ; or, Suggestions for persons intending to k«
up that kind of Monument to the memory of deceased Friends. (Tract Contror.
voL 11.) S^ Rugeley, 1843.
Paine (Thomas) Letter to the Abbe Raynal, on the AfGsdrs of North America. (M.
Pitt Coll. voL 104.) 8° London, 1783.
TRACTS. 475
Pains (Thomas) Letter to the Earl of Shelbame, on his Speech respecting American
Independence. (M. Pitt ColL vol. 107.) 8^ London, 1783.
Thoughts on the Peace, and Advantages thereof to the United States of
America. (M. Pitt Coll. toL 107.) S^ London, 1783.
Rights of Man, in answer to Mr. Burke's attack on the French Revolution, with
Part 2, combining Principle with Practice. (M. Pitt Coil, vol 129.) S° Lond. 1791.
A Letter to Mr. William Rose, on Paine*s Rights of Man. (M. Pitt Coll. vol
127.) 80 London, 1791.
A Protest agunst the '* Rights of Man," addressed to the Members of a Book
Society. (M. Pitt ColL vol 127.) S^ London, 1792.
An Answer to the Second Part of the Rights of Man. (M. Pitt ColL voL 127.)
S^ London, 1792.
PajjObavb (Sir Francis) Letter to the Right Hon. T. Spring Rice, on the means of
reconciling Reform to the opinions of the different orders of the Community.
(Ath. Coll. vol. 18.) S^ London, 1831.
Review of the Principles of the Copyholds Enfiranchisement BilL (Misc.
ColL voL 9.) 8^ London, 1840.
see Hardy, and Nicolas.
Paixiser (Sir Hugh) — see KeppeL
Palmeb (John) — ^see Post Office.
(John) The Insanity of the Sensualist; a Sermon. (Nasm. ColL voL 11.)
S^ London, 1766.
On the Influence of Company; a Sermon. (Nasm. ColL voL 20.) 8^
London, 1769.
(J. Horsley) The Causes and Consequences of the Pressure upon the Money
Market (Ath. Coll. voL 69.) 8^ London, 1837.
see Rnowles, and Loyd.
(Roundell) Letter to, in Answer to the Principal Statements in his Letter
to Lord Ashley, by a Clergyman. (Tract Controv. voL 10.) 8^ London, 1842.
(William, of Worcester College) Remarks on Dr. Arnold's Principles of
Church Reform. (Ath. ColL voL 31.) 8^ London, 1833.
An Examination of Rev. R. W. Sibthorp*s Reasons for his Secession from
the Church ; with Supplement (Tract Controv. voL 3.) 8^ Oxford, 1842.
Eight Letters to N. Wiseman, D.D., on the Errors of Romanism. (Tract
Controv. voL 2.) 8® Oxford, 1842.
Narrative of Events connected with the ** Tracts for the Times;" with
reflections on existing tendencies to Romanism, &c. &c. (Tract Controv. voL 11.)
6^ London, 1843.
see Verax, and Wiseman.
(William, of Magdalen College) Aids to Reflection, on the seemingly Double
Character of the Established Church. (Tract Controv. voL 3.) S^ Oxford, 1841.
A Letter to Rev. C. P. Golightly, on his charging certain Members of the Uni-
versity of Oxford with the propagation of Popery. (Tract Controv. voL 3.) 8®
Oxford, 1841.
Letter to Dr. Hampden. (Tract Controv. vol. 3.) 8° Oxford, 1842.
A Letter to a Protestant • Catholic. (Tract Controv. voL 3.) 8^
Oxford, 1842.
see Maurice.
Palmerston (Lord) The Quadruple Alliance ; a Speech on the Civil War in Spain.
(Ath. Coll. vol. 93.) S^ London, 1837.
Panama. Original Papers, relating to the Expedition to Panama. (M. Pitt Coll.
vol. 39.) 8^ London, 1744.
Paper Duties. Observations on the practical Operation of the Duties on Paper.
(Ath. ColL vol. 71.) 8° London, 1836.
476 TRACTS.
PAPI8T& An Enquiry how tar Papists ought to he here treated as Good Sa>}eetii
(M. Pitt ColL voL 42.) S^ London. 1746.
Pappapft ( — of Bfalta) Memorandom respecting the Corn Doties of England, and its
Grain Trade with the Mediterranean. (Ath. ColL toL 114.) 8^ London, 1899.
Parish Settlements and Pauperism. (Ath. ColL toL 34.) 8^ London, 183&
Parish (H. H.) England in 1639 ; with particular reference to her NaTiI and
Diplomatic Position. (Ath. Coll. toL 106.) 8^ London, 1839.
Parker (George) Second Letter to Eax\ Fitzwilliam, containing Remarks on liis
Address to the I.4mdowners. (Ath. Coll. vol. 81.) 8^ London, 1835.
(John) Address to the Electors of the Borough of Sheffield. (AtL CoQ.
voL 53.) 8^ Sheffield, 1834.
Snhstance of an Essay on the Study of History. (Ath. ColL Tola. 56 and 77. i
S° Sheffield, 1835.
(T. N.) On the Construction of Turnpike Gates and Turn- Wickets. (AtL
Coll. voL 20.) 8° Oswestry, 1816.
Cottage Economy and Mansion Economy. (Misc. ColL toL 1.) 12^ Shrew
hury, 1824.
Parks and Palaces. Hints and Ohservations respecting the Parka and Palaco.
(Ath. ColL Tol. 24.) S^ London, 1829.
Paruahent. The Last Will and Testament of an Old Deceased Parliament (M.
Pitt ColL ToL 19.) 4<^ London, 1722.
History of the late Septennial Parliament (M. Pitt ColL voL 19.) i^
London, 1722.
The Danger of Mercenary Parliaments. (M Pitt ColL t<^. 19.) 8°
London, 1722.
Address to the Knights, Citizens, and Burgesses elected to Parliament ( M.
Pitt ColL yoL 23.) S^ London, 1734.
Historical Account of the last House of Commons. (M. Pitt ColL toL 21)
8° London, 1734.
Remarks on the Topics of Conversation at the Meeting of Parliament (M.
Pitt ColL voL 24.) 8° London, 1735.
Remarks addressed to the Knights, &c. of Parliament (M. Pitt ColLvoL25.)
S^ London, 1736.
Inquiry into the fitness of attending Parliament (M. Pitt ColL vol. 27.) S
London, 1739.
Necessity of continuing the present Parliament during the War with Spain.
(M. Pitt Coll. vol. 29.) 8° London, 1740.
Vindication of the Honour and Privileges of the Commons. (M. Pitt ColL
voL 30.) 8° London, 1741.
Oitical History of the last important Sessions of Parliament, which probably
put a period to B sh Liberty. (M. Pitt ColL vol. 33.) S^ London, 1742.
Three Letters to Members of the present Parliament ; with a Discomse oo
Kings and Ministers of State. (M. Pitt ColL voL 53.) 8° London, 1747.
A Collection of Cases and Records concerning Privilege of Parliament (M.
Pitt ColL voL 61.) 8° London, 1764.
An Address to the People of Great Britain on the Meeting of PariiameoL
(M. Pitt Coll. voL 93.) 8° London, 1779.
Report of the Debates in both Houses on the Articles of Peace. (M. Pitt
ColL voL 106.) 8° London, 1783.
A Dialogue on the actual state of Parliament (M. Pitt ColJ. voL 105.) ^
Iiondon, 1783.
Serious Reflections on a Dissolution of Parliament, by an Elector. (M. Pitt
Coll. voL 110.) 8° London, 1784.
TRACTS. 477
Pabuament. The Law of Parliament in the present situation of Great Britain con-
sidered. (M. Pitt Coll. vol. 123.) 8^ London, 1788.
A Review of the Principles and Proceedings of the Parliament of 1784. (M.
Pitt Coll. vol 131.) S^ London, 1792.
Remarks on the Report of the Select Committee on the Pablication of Printed
Papers. (Ath. ColL toI. 86.) 8^ London, 1837.
The Prospects of Art in the fatore Parliament House. (Ath. ColL voL 56.)
8^ London, 1835.
PARI.IAXENTABT Refobm. A Spccch in the House of Commons, April 24, 1716,
against the Repeal of the Triennial Act (Bi. Pitt Coll« yoL 19.) 8^ London, 1722.
The Claims of the People of England for Annual Parliaments, &c (M. Pitt
Coll.ToL 101.) S9 London, 1782.
Authentic Copy of the Duke of Richmond's Bill, for a Parliamentary Reform.
(M. Pitt ColL voL 106.) 8° London, 1783.
Liformation of the Constitutional Society, relative to Borough Representation.
(M. Pitt C0U.T0L 105.) 8° London, 1783.
Thoughts on Equal Representation. (M. Pitt ColL voL 103.) 8® London, 1783.
Thoughts on a Reform in the Representation of the People in the Commons.
(M. Pitt Coll. voL 103.) S° London, 1783.
Collection of the Letters to the Volunteers of Ireland, on Parliamentary Re-
form. (M. Pitt ColL vol. 104.) 8° London, 1783.
Letter to William Pitt, on Parliamentary Representation, its Use and Abuse.
(M. PiU ColL vol. 108.) 8° London, 1784.
Debate in the House of Commons on Mr. Pitt's Motion to bring in a BiU for
Reform of Parliament (M. Pitt ColL vol. 116.) 8^ London, 1785.
Every Man his own Law-maker ; or. Englishman's Guide to Parliamentary
Reform. (M. Pitt Coll. voL 116.) 8° London, 1785.
The Idea of a Patriot Citizen ; or. True Reform. (M Pitt ColL vol. 116.) 8°
London, 1785.
Letters to Lord John Russell, upon his Notice of Motion for a Reform of
Parliament (Curr. Coll. voL 4.) 8® London, 1826.
Letter to the King, on the present Crisis. (Ath. ColL voL 16.) 8^ London, 1830.
Letter to the Duke of Wellington, on the expediency of making Reform a
Cabinet Measure (Ath. Coll. voL 16.) 8^ London, 1830.
Thoughts on moderate Reform in the House of Commons. (Ath. ColL vol. 16.)
8^ London, 1830.
Tory Union our only safeguard against Revolution. (Ath. Coll. vol. 16.)
8^ London, 1830.
Measures for the Session of 1831, including a Plan of Parliamentary Reform.
(Ath. Coll. voL 17.) 8° London, 1831.
Bill for Parliamentary Reform, as proposed by the Marquess of Blandford, in
February, 1830. (Ath. ColL voL 17.) 8^ London, 1831.
Question of Reform considered; with hints for a Plan. (Ath. ColL vol. 16.)
8^ Loudon, 1831.
Suggestions for combining an improved System of Taxation with a diffusion of
the Elective Franchise. (Ath. Coll. vol. 17.) 8^ London, 1831.
Parliamentary Reform combined with an enlargement of Credit and diminn-
tion of the National Debt (Ath. Coll. vol. 17.) 8^ London, 1831.
Considerations on the Reform Bill, by a Westminster Elector. (Ath. ColL
voL 18.) 8^ London, 1831.
The Reform Bill for England and Wales examined. (Ath. Coll. voL 18.) 8^
London, 1831.
478 TRACTS.
Pabliamentart RsroBM. Dissection of the Scottish Reform BilL (Ath. ColL?d
17.) S^ London, 1831.
Report of the Speeches at the Meeting in George Street AiMmbly Booo,
Edinburgh. (Ath. CoU. vol. 18.) 8^ E^borgh, 1831.
Letters to a Friend, on the Irish Refbnn BilL (Ath. ColL yd. 18.) 6°
London, 1831.
A View of the Representation of England, Febmary, 1831. (Ath. Coll tqL
17.) S^ London, 1831.
The Rerolotion of Thirty-one. (Ath. ColL toL 17.) 8^ London, 189L
Opinions on Reform, by the late Edmund Burke. (Ath. Ck>lL toL 16.) 8°
London, 1831.
Extract from a Speech by George Canning, on Parliamentary Reform. (AtL
ColL voL 17.) 8° Gloucester, 1831.
Letters of Anti-Radical, on Public Opinion, the Reform Qaestion, &e. (Atk.
ColL Tol. 16.) 8^ London, 1831.
A Statement of the Arguments against Reform ; with the Answers. (AiL
ColL ToL 17.) 8° London, 1831.
To the Anti-Reformers. (Ath. Coll. vol. 17.) 8^ London, 1831.
Two Letters on the State of Public Affiurs, from a Member of PariissMiL
(Ath. Coll. YoL 16.) S^ London, 1831.
First Epistle of Paulus ApoUoe to Viscount Althorp, on Parliamentary 1^
form. (Ath. Coll. toL 17.) 8° London, 1831.
Reply to a Pamphlet, entitled Speech of Lord Brougham. (Ath. CoU. toL 16.)
8^ London, 1831.
Letter to the Duke of Wellington, on the Question of Reform. (Ath. CoU
voL 18.) 8° London, 1831.
What can be done? Letter to Sir R. Peel, on the Reform Question. (Atk
ColL voL 18.) 8° London, 1831.
Letter to the Right Hon. the Earl of Minto. (Ath. ColL yoL 16.) 8^ Edin-
burgh, 1831.
Friendly Advice, submitted to the Lords, on the Reform BilL (Ath. ColL yd.
16.) 8° London, 1831.
Obseryations on a Pamphlet entitled ** Friendly Advice to the Lords, kc'
(Ath. Coll. vol. 16.) 8° London, 1831.
Letter to Lord Milton, on the Rejection of the Reform Bill by the Lords.
(Ath. ColL voL 18.) 8° London, 1831.
Second Part of What will the Lords do ? ( Ath. CoU. vol. 18.) 8° London, 1831.
What will become of the Lords ? (Ath. ColL voL 30.) 8° London, 1832.
One more Appeal to the Peers on the Present Crisis. (Ath. ColL voL 190
8° London, 1832.
Practical Suggestions for the Internal Reform of the House of Commoos.
(Ath. ColL vol. 22.) S^ London, 1832.
Two Jitters to Lord J. Russell, on the Classification of Boroughs. ( AtL CoD.
voL 19.) 8° London, 1832.
Remarks on the Second Session of the Reformed Parliament, occasioned by o
Article in the Edinburgh Review, on ** Tory Proceedings*' and the •* Stste of
Parties." (Ath. ColL voL 48.) 8° London, 1834.
The Eang*s Ministers, in 1798 and in 1836, being a Letter to the R^orn
Registry Association in Dublin. (Ath. ColL voL 71.) 8^ London, 1836.
Domestic Prospects of the Country under the New Parliament (AtLCoB.
voL 97.) 8° London, 1837.
The Time to Speak ; or. What the People do say. (Ath. Coll. voL 72.) f
London, 1837.
What was the object of the Reform Bill? (Ath. Coll. vol. 72,) 8° Lond. IST.
Pabuameittabt Rsforn — lee Relbrm.
Pais (Dr. Saronel) — lee Bellendeniu, ind Butler.
Paclkt (Lieat.-Col. C. W.) Description of the Universal TclegraphforDay and Bight
Sgnalg. (Ath. CoIL tdJ. SO.) S° London. 1833.
Ot»ervalioiu on the Wsler Cementg of England, and on Arlificial Cemcnla.
(Ath.Co!L ToL3l.) e° Cbaiham, 1830.
Patbioti Italiano, (H) Giomale E))domadaTio, No. I. (Mack. Coll, rol. 10.)
8" London, 1815.
pATUonsN. The History of the rtie, progress, and tendency of Patriotino. (U. Pitt
Coll. ToL43.) 8° London, 1747.
PATBOHAdC E^Bsay on Chnrch Patronage; or, Inqniry into the People'* right of cboot-
iog their own Miniatcr. (Ath. Coll. vol. 60.) B° Edinbargh, 1635.
Patten (Thomss) K.bg David vindicated from a late AGirepresentalion of hti
Character. (Naam. Coll. vol. 2.) 8= Oxford, 1762.
Paduuko (John) Report on erecting a Monument to his Memory; with an AddreiE by
the Mayor of New York. (Am. Coll. vol 3J.) 8° New York, 1827.
Paulhh Apollos. — aee ParliameDtary Reform.
Pax i» Bello ; or, Refleiiona on the Prospect of Peace, ariiing out of the present
CSrcnnutances of the War. (M. Pitt Coll. vol. 13H.) 8° London, I79fi.
Pkace. Remarks on the Preliminary Articles offered by the French King, in order la
procure a general Pence. (M. Pitt CoIL vol. II.) 8° London, 17H.
Natural Reflections upon (he present Debates about Peace and War. (M. Pitt
Coll, vol. 12.) 8° London. 1713.
Considemtiona upon the oppronching Peaee, and on the importance of Oibrahar.
(M. Pitt Coll. vol. 17.) 8° London, 1720.
Some Observations on the present plan of Peace. (M. Pitt Coll. vol. 35.) S°
London, 1736.
A Lptler to two Great Men on the prospect of Peace; with Remarks on the
Letter. (M. Pitt ColL vol. 59.) 8° London, 1760.
Considerations on the present Peace, as far as it is relative to the Colonies, and
the African Trade, (M. Pitt ColL vol. 61.) 8° London, 1783.
Reflections on (he Propriety of an Immediate Conclosion of Peace. (M. Pitt
CoU. vol. 138.) 8° LondoD, 1793,
Pbals (Rembrandt) Ilislorical Disqnisition on the Maninioth, or great American
Incognitum. (Am. Coll. vol. 19.) 8° Loudon, 1803.
PcABCE (Robert R.) An Argnment on the principle and mode of Voting by BalloL
(Ath. CoU. vol. 83.) 8° London, 1838.
Peahson (Edward) Remarks on Rev. C. Simeon's Sermon, entitled " The Church-
man's Ci.nfeuion." (Mack. ColL vol. 21,) 8° Broxboume, 1806.
(Dean Hugh) Charge delivered to the Clergy of the Diocese of Salisbury, at
the VisiuUonin 1842. (Charges, voL 4.) 8" Salisbury, 1842.
PsDiE (James) The Derangement of the Cnrreocy the Cause of the Distresi of the
Country. (Misc. ColL vol. 9.) 8' London, 1840.
Pbei. (Robert) Speech oo the 14th of FrUrnary, 1799, on an Incorporate Union with
Ireland. (Union ColL vol. 6.) 8° DnbUn, 1799.
(Sir Robert) Speech on Mr. Gralian's Motion on the Laws afiieating Ramaa
Catholics. (Ath. ColL vol. 1.) 8° London, 1819.
Speeches on his Inauguration as Lord Rector of Glasgow Univenity. (Ath.
ColL vol. 72.) 8° London, 1837.
Letter to Sir R. Peel, in refatation of the Calumnious Attacks on America and
Uer Citizens, io bis speech at Glasgow. (Ath. CoH. voL 72.) 8° London, 1837.
Authentic Report of the Feel Banqoet, at Merchant Taih>rs' Hall, May, 1838.
(Ath, ColL VOL 98.) 8° London, IB38.
480 TRACTS.
Peel (Sir Rob«n) Speech on the Corn Laws. Feb. ID, 1B39 ; villi Jsme* HscQoni^
Letter to Lord Melbourne, od the Stfttwlica, Ssc, of Agrienltwe and HaDubcUta.
(Atb. ColLcol. lia.) 8° London. IB39,
Speech on the Governmenl of Ireland. (Ath. Coll. voL 108.) 8° Uni™,
1839.
— — Speech on resigning the attempt to form » Mioiitr?, in Haj, 1839. (llL
CoU. *oL lOG.) 12° LoadoQ, 1S39.
Speech on Sir J. Yarde BuUer's Mutioo on want of confideoce in the Gonn-
mont. (Alh. CoU. TOl. 145.) 6° London, 1840.
Address on the EEtablishmeal of a Librar; and Reading Room al TanKrvlb.
(Ath. C0U.TOI. 156.) 8° London, 1B41.
Tamworth Reading Rootn. Letters on the Address by Sr R. Peel. (Ath. CoU
vol 156.) 8° LoodoD, 1841.
Elnaociai Statement in the House of CommoBs, 1843. (Alh. CoQ. td IH.)
8° London, 1842.
Fire-ude Musings of an Idle Man, oD Sir R. Peel's late Finuicial Polk]'. (AlL
Coll. vol. US.) 8° LondoD, 1813.
Speeches b the House of L'^minons, May 6 and ao, 1 844, on the Bene«l at
the Bank Charier. (Alh. ColL -roL 176.) 8° London, 1S44.
see Ministry.
Pesp (A) at Home without a Microscope, (Ath. Coll. vol. 52.) 8" London, 1831.
Pebbh. Thoughts in relation to Restraining and Limiting the Power of the Ctovnil
the future Creation of Peers. (M. Piit ColL voL 17.) 8° London, 1*19.
Letter to the Dnke of Wellio^ton, on the propriety of Creating Pe«l* fiv Lift i
with Precedents. (Ath. Coll. vaL 33.) 8° London, 1830.
-The Prerogative of Creating Peers. (Ath. ColL toL 19.) B° LiiiadMi,IStt
The Qneen'g Prerogative and the House of Lords. (Ath. ColJ. toL ISS.) ?
London, 1840.
Create ! a Letter lo the King on behalf of the Lords. (Ath, CoU. iA Tl.) f
I.«udon, 1S3G.
Peerage Reform ; a Scheme, with reasons for it, by the yonngeat of tb« Taop-
kinses. (Ath. Coll. 10L 71.) 8° London, 1835.
Remarks on the Propofiitiim to Re-model the House of Lords, (All. Cnfl.
vols. 53 and 70.) 8° London, 1835.
(The) or the People : a word of Advice to the Electon of the BriliA Enpn.
(Atb. ColL voLsl.) 8° LondoD, 1S34,
The Conservative Peers and the Reform Ministry. (Ath. CoU. vcd. 71.) t
London, 1836.
What Neilf or, the Peers and the Third Time of Asking. (Ath. ColL vol :ij
8" London, 1837.
I'ELBAn AnsiiHiBTBiTioB. The TwoUrothers; an Examination of the Phneipltf. u'
an Inquiry into the Conduct of the Two Brothers, in r«gBnl to the EstabUihnMnKf
their Powtr. (M. Pitt Coll. vol. 43.) 8° London, 1749.
The Conduct of the Two Brothers vindicated, the Examiner's contndielioal
exempt if j'd, and cODJcclures exploded. (M. Pitt CoU. toL 45.) S" London. l'4k
Peijj;w (Hon. George) Letter to Sir R. Peel, on the means of rendering Catbsdnk
most conducive to the Efficiency of the Chnrch. (Ath. ColL vol. W.) !*
London, 1837.
Pembebton (Thomas) Letter to Lord Langdale, on the proceedings in the Hansel/
Commons on the sul^ect of Privilege. (Ath. CoU. *oL 86.) 8° London, 1837.
PuNN (WlUiam) A Copy of his Will in MS. (Am. ColL voL 21.) 8° Ne«(»stl«-
ou-DelawBTe. 1701.
Pbhninuton (James)— sec.' Mackenzie.
TRACTS. 481
PfimnifGToif (J.) On the Importation of Foreign Com, and the Value of the Precions
Metals, in different Coontries. (Com L. CoU. vol. 2.) 8^ London, 1840.
FxHiiSTLVANiA. State of the Proyince of Pennsylvania. A Brief View of the Conduct
of Pennsylrania, and an Answer to the Brief View. (M. Pitt Coil vol. 50.) 8^
London, 1755-56.
■ Journal of the zxzTth House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania. (Am. ColL voL 22.) VoL 2. 89 Harrisburg, 1824-25.
Report of the State-Treasurer, shewing the Receipts and Expenditures at the
Treasury of Pennsylvania from 1827*1828. (Am. Coll. voL 37.) 8^ Harris-
burg, 1828.
Report on the Finances of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania for 1827 and
1828. (Am. Coll. vol. 46.) B^ Harrisburg, 1828.
Expenses of the Judiciary Courts of Pennsylvania, an Autograph Letter to
Captain Basil HalL (Am. ColL voL 46.) S^ Philadelphia, 1828.
Report on Punishments and Prison Discipline; by the Commissioners appointed
to revise the Penal Code of Pennsylyania. (Am. CoVL voL 28.) 8^ Philadel-
phia, 1828.
A Candid Address to the Episcopalians of Pennsylvania, upon the present situa-
tion of the afiEairs of the Diocese, by Plain Troth! (Am. CoU. vol 13.) 8^
Philadelphia, 1827.
Another Candid Address to the Episcopalians of Pennsylvania, by Plain
Troth, Jun. (Am. Coll. vol 13.) 8^ Philadelphia, 1827.
The First Annual Report of the Society for the promotion of Internal Im-
provement in the Commonwealth of Pennsylyania. (Am. ColL voL 34.) 8^
Philadelphia, 1826.
Facts and Arguments in fiivour of adopting Railways in preference to Canals
in the State of Pennsylvania. (Am. ColL voL 32.) S^ Philadelphia, 1825.
Reports of the Union Canal Company of Pennsylvania to the Stockholders,
1821, 1822, 1824, 1825, 1827. (Am. (^IL YoL 34.) 8^ Philadelphia, 1821-27.
Canal Conmiissioners* Report, made in 1828. (Am. ColL voL 33.) 8^ Harris-
burg, 1828.
Some account of the Origin, Objects, and Present State of the Pennsylvania
HospitaL (Am. CoU. voL 29.) 12^ Philadelphia, 1828.
First Report on Education made to the Pennsylvania Society, for the promotion
of PubUc Schools. (Am. CoU. voL 28.) 8"^ Philadelphia, 1828.
Sixteenth Annual Exhibition of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts.
(Am. CoU. voL 19.) 8^ PhUadelphia, 1827.
Constitution of the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society at PhUadelphia. (Am.
CoU. voL 2.) S^ PhUadelphia, 1827.
An Address from the President and Directors of the Pennsylvania Company
for Insurances on Lives, and granting Annuities. (Am. ColL voL 21.) 8^
Philadelphia, 1814.
Fabhbb. Remarks on the New Essay of the Pennsylvania Farmer. (M. IMtt
CoU.voL78.) S^ London, 1775.
see America.
PsvazoNEBS. A Letter from a Member of ParUament concerning a BiU for disabling
Pennoners fWnn Sitting or Voting in the House. (M. Pitt ColL vol. 20.) 6°
London, 1730.
People (The) or the Peerage $ with an Introductory Letter to Sir E. L. Bulwer,
Bart (Ath. ColL voL 52.) 8^ London, 1835.
The Claims of the People ; a Letter to the Aristocracy and the Priesthood.
(Ath. Ck)U. vol. 144.) 8^ London, 1840.
Pebcbval (Hon. A. P.) A Letter to Lord Henley, respecting his publication on
Church Reform. (Ath. CoU. voL 31.) B^ London, 1832.
Ha
482 TRACTS.
Perceval (Hon. A. P.) On the Necessity of Episcopal Ordination. (Sennona, toL 1.)
8^ London, 1634.
Obeervations on the Proposed Alterations, and present System of the Sodfty
for PromotiDg Christian Knowledge ; with Suggestions for its Improvement (Mac
Coll. vol. 3.) 12° London, 1834.
The Origin of Church Rates ; with RemarU on the Government PropooL
(Ath. Coll. vol. 66.) 8® London, 1837.
The Christian Priesthood and the Church of England vindicated against a
pamphlet entitled, " Via Media." (Ath. Coll. vol. 89.) 99 London, 1838.
Letter to the Hon. A. P. Perceval, on his recent publication on Apostolkal
Succession. (Tract Controv. vol. 8.) 8^ London, 1839.
Letter to Dr. Arnold, &c. (Tract Controv. vol 9.) 99 London, 1841.
Letter to the Bishop of Chester; with Remarks on his late Charge. (Tnet
Controv. vol. 9.) 8^ London, 1841.
Vindication of the Prindples of the Authors of <*The Tracts for the Times."
(Tract Controv. vol. 9.) 8° London, 1841.
A Collection of Papers connected with the Theological Movement of 1831
(Tract Controv. voL 9.) 8® London, 1842.
Pericles (The English)— see Pitt
Periodical Press. A few words upon the want of High Principle exhibited by tlie
Public Men of the present day. (Ath. Coll. vol 184.) S^ London, 1844.
Perrt (C.) Clerical Education considered, with an especial reference to the Univerosiei
(Ath. ColL voL 156.) 8^ London, 1841.
(Samuel) Address on the Ecclesiastical C^nmiissioners' Report on Phinditiei,
Non-Residence, &c (Ath. ColL vol. 68.) S^ London, 1836.
Persia. Letter on the opening of a Trade with Persia, through Russia. (M. Pitt ColL
voL 31.) 8° London, 1741.
PsRsiGNT (Vicomte de) Relation de Tentreprise du Prince Napoleon-Louis [Booa-
parte]. (Ath. Coll. vols. 65 and 93.) 8^ Londres, 1837.
Pescatori (Cesare) Origine della Giustizia, e del Diritto Naturale. (Ath. ColL
vol. 102.) 8® London, 1838.
Pestalozzl — see Jullien.
Peterborow (Earl of) Account of his Conduct in Spain. (M. Pitt ColL voL 10.)
8° London, 1707.
PETmoN. Right of British Subjects to petition and apply to their RepresentatiTes.
(M. Pitt Coll. voL 22.) 8° London, 1733.
Petitot (M.) De I'Initiative des Lois ; ou. Reflexions sur les Assemblees IXelibenntes.
(Mack. ColL voL 15.) 8° Paris, 1814.
Pbtrds (George) A Letter to Sir Wm. R. Hamilton, in reply to certain Charges
against the Author, by Sir Wm. Betham. (Ath. ColL voL 141.) S^ Dublin, 184a
Pbtrizzopulo (Giovanni) Refutation of Sir Howard Douglas's Despatch, 10th April,
1840. (Ath. ColL vol. 149.) 8° London, 1840.
Pettigrew (T. J.) Observations, comprising a Description of the Epidemic Cholera d
India. (Ath. ColL voL 11.) S^ London, 1831.
Clinical Lecture on a case of Hydrophobia, at Charing Cross Hospital. (Ath.
Coll. vol. 57.) S^ London, 1834.
Letter on the Condition of the. St James's Pauper Children, and the Necessity of
abolishing the Farming System. (Ath. Coll. voL 80.) 8^ London, 1836.
Pettit (Thomas M.) Annual Discourse before the Historical Society of PennsyWania.
Nov. 19. 1828. (Am. Coll. vol. 18.) S^ Philadelphia, 1828.
Pews. The Wooden Walls of England in Danger ; a Defence of Church Pews. (Ath.
Coll. voL 185.) 8° London, 1844.
TRACTS. 483
PHif.ADW.PHiA. The Philadelphia Monthly Magazine, for Oct and Nov., 1627. (Am.
CoU. Tols. 16 and 37.) 8° Philadelphia, 1627.
Orphan Socibtt. Thirteenth Annual Report (Am. Coll. toI. 32.) 8°
Philadelphia, 1826.
House of Refuge. Two Addresses from the Managers to their fellow citizens.
(Am. Coll yol. 26.) 6^ Philadelphia, 1626-28.
Report of the Committee appointed to consider the Pauper System of Philadel-
phia. (Am. ColL vol 22.) S^ Philadelphia, 1827.
Report of the Committee appointed by the Board of Guardians of the Poor of
Philadelplua, to visit the cities of Baltimore, New York, Providence, Boston, and
Salem. (Am. Coll vol 22.) S^ Philadelphia, 1627.
Museum Company's Charter and By-Laws. (Am. Coll vol 19.) 89
Philadelphia, 1626.
[Phiufpos.] Horse Emancipation; or, the Abolition of the Bearing Rein ; an Address
to the Owners and Drivers of Coaches, Onmibuses, &c. (Ath. CoU. vol 101.)
8^ London, 1636.
Philips (Francis) Exposure of the Calumnies against the Magistrates and Yeomanry
Cavalry of Manchester and Salford. (Misc. Coll vol 5.) 8^ London, 1819.
Phuximobe (J.) On the Notice given by Mr. Brougham respecting the Orders in
Council and the Licence Trade. (Biack. Coll vol 1.) 8^ London, 1612.
(Robert) Report of the Proceedings in the Visitatorial Court at York, against
the Dean of York, on the Presentments of Simony. (Ath. CoU. vol 152.) S°
London, 1641.
On the Questions of International Law, raised in the Message of the American
President (Ath. CoU. vol 159.) 6^ London, 1842.
Thoughts on the Law of Divorce in England. (Ath. CoU. vol 180.) 8^
London, 1644.
(Robert, Jun.) On the Study of the CivU and Canon Law. (Ath. CoU.
vol 160.) 6^ London, 1843.
Philupps (A. L.) Remarks on a Letter to R. W. Jelf, in explanation of No. 90
of Tracts for the Times. (Tract Controv. vol 6.) 8° London, 1841.
Phillips (Joseph) The Outline of a Plan for the total, immediate, and safe AboUtion
of Slavery, throughout the British Colonies. (Ath. Coll vol 46.) 8^
London, 1633.
Phillpotts (Bishop Henry) Speech in the House of Lords, on National Education in
Ireland ; and Observations on the Speech, by a Freeman. (Ath. Coll vol 62.)
S^ DubUn, 1636.
Two Speeches in the House of Lords, on Socialism. (Ath. CoU. vol 140.)
8^ London, 1840.
Correspondence with the Members of the Commission of Ecclesiastical
Enquiry. (Ath. Coll vol 136.) 8° London, 1640.
Charge to the Clergy of the Diocese of Exeter, in 1836. (Ath. Coll vol 67.)
6^ London, 1836.
Charges deUvered to the Clergy of the Diocese of Exeter, August, 1839, and
June, 1642. (Charges, vols. 2 and 4.) 8° London, 1839-42.
Philo-Judjeus. — see Morgan.
Philo-Palhiubus.— see Navy.
Physic and Subgert. Acts of Incorporation, and Regulating the Practice of Physic
and Surgery, with the By-Laws and Orders of the Massachusetts Medical Society.
(Am. CoU. vol 19.) 6° Boston, 1626.
PicHON (L. A.) De Nos Constitutions Futures. (Mack. Coll vol 15.) 6° Paris, 1814.
Pickering (Timothy) Review of the Correspondence between John Quincy Adams
and WiUiam Cunningham, 1603-12. (Am. CoU. vol 24.) 8^ Salem, 1824.
484 TRACTS.
PicTET (Galiffe) Lettres sor le Muyen Age. (Misc. CoIL toL 5.) 4^ Gcn^ye, \Ut
Pie th. Pieces HiBtoriques relatiyes k Pape Pie til (Mack« ColL toL 12.) 9P
Paris, 1814.
PiBRFONT (John) Diflconne delivered before the Artillery Company of Maia-
chusetts, Jane, 1828. (Am. Coll. yoI. 38.) 8^ Boston, 1828.
PiBTAS OxoNiENSis ; or, a Fall and Impartial Aocoont of the ezpnlnon of Six Stoiaiti
from St Edmand Hall, Oxford. (Nasm. Coll. vol 19.) 8^ London, 1768.
Pike (John) Letter in Vindication of a resolation of the Vestry of St James's, Weit-
minster, on the appropriation of ten Pews in the Chnreh. (Ath. ColL yds. 112
and 136.) 8^ London, 1839.
PnxoNiOERE (Francis De La) An Answer to Dr. Snape's Accasation; with a Pre&ce
by Bishop Hoadly. (Bangor. Coll. yoL 2.) 8^ London, 1717.
Reply to his *' Answer to Dr. Snape's Accasation ;" with Remarks on the
Pre&ce and Postscript by Bishop Hoadly. (Bangor. ColL yoL 2.) 8^ Loodoo, 1717.
Reply to Dr. Snape's Vindication of his Second Letter to Bishc^ Hoadly ; wHli
a Letter to Dr. Snape, by Bishop Hoadly. (Bangor. Coll. toL S.) 8^ London, 1718.
Farther Accoant of Himself, since hb appearing as a Defendant in the Bango-
rian Controyersies. (Bangor. ColL vol. 2.) 8^ London, 1729.
see Snape.
Pix (James) Irish Railways. The Atmospheric Railway. (Ath. ColL tuI. 154.) 8^
London, 1841.
PiNCKABD (G.) On restoring the Moral Character and Indnstriooa Habits (tf the Poor.
(Ath. ColL vol. 52.) 8^ London, 1835.
Pitt (William) Speech on a Motion for the Abolition of the Slare Trade, io the
Hoase of Conmions, April 2, 1792. (Slavery ColL yoL 1.) S9 London, 1792.
Speech on offering to the Hoase the Resolutions which he proposed ss the
basis of an Union between Great Britain and Ireland. (Nasnt ColL toIs. 6 sod
33.) 8^ London, 1799.
A Letter to Mr. Pitt, in Answer to the Aspersions cast on him and the Bliiusriy,
by Admiral Byng and his Advocate. (M. Pitt ColL voL 49.) 8^ London, 175&
A Letter to Mr. Pitt, by an Englishman. (M. Pitt ColL toL 56.) 8°
Exeter, 1758.
The English Pericles ; or, the four Qoalifications necessary to make a Trae
Statesman, exemplified in Mr. Secretary Pitt (M. Pitt ColL voL 56.) 8°
London, 1758.
Plain Reasons for removing a certain Great Man [Pitt] fnm his
Mj^esty's Presence and Coancils for ever. (M. Pitt Coll. voL 57.) 8^
London, 1759.
An earnest Address to the People of Great Britain and Ireland ; occssioiMd
by the dismission of Mr. Pitt (M Pitt Coll. voL 60.) 8° London, 1761.
A Review of Mr. Pitt's Administration ; with an Appendix. (M. Pitt Coll
voL 60.) S^ London, 1762.
An Enquiry into the Condact of a late Right Hon. Commoner [Pitt]. (M.
Pitt ColL vol. 64.) 8° London, 1766.
see Champigny.
AND Co. The Conspiracy of Pitt and Co. Detected, in a Letter to the Psrlii-
ment of Ireland. (Union ColL voL 4.) 8° Dublin, 1799.
Pitt's Union. (Union Coll. vol. 4.) 8° Dublin, 1799.
Place-Bill. Sentiments of the Old Whigs upon a Place-BilL (M. Pitt ColL voL 29.)
8° London, 1740.
Place and Power. (Ath. ColL voL 52.) 8° London, 1835.
Places and Pensions. Thoughts on the Constitutional Power and Right of the
Crown in the bestowal of Places and Pensions. (M. Pitt ColL voL 72.) ^
London, 1772.
TRACTS. 485
Plain TanrH. The Plain Truth. (Ath. ColL rol. 51.) 8® London, 1836.
'■ see Pennsylvania.
Pl^TO. Remarks on his Life and Writings, by William Lowndes. (Ath. CoU. yoL 21.)
8^ London, 1827.
The Mysticism of Plato; or, Sincerity rested upon Reality. (Ath. Coll.
▼oL 21.) 8^ London, 1832.
■ see Morgan.
PuiTT (T. P.) Letter to Dr. Pusey, on the Tracts for the Times. (Tract Controv.
ToL 1.) 8^ London, 1840.
PlJLTFAiB (William) A General View of the Actual Force and Resources of France,
in 1793. (M Pitt Coll. vol 138.) 8^ London, 1793.
' Thoughts on the present State of French Politics, and the necessity and
policy of diminishing France. (M. Pitt ColL toI. 132.) 8^ London, 1793.
Flint. First and Thirty-Third Books of his Natural History ; a Specimen of a pro-
posed Translation, with Notes, &c., by John Bostock. (Ath. ColL toL 21.) 8^
London, 1828.
Plunket (£.) On the present Agitation for a Repeal of the Union. (Ath. Coll.
▼oL 170.) S^ London. 1843.
(W. C.) Speech in the House of Conmions, on Nov. 23, 1819. (Blisc CoU.
vol. 5.) 8^ Manchester, 1819.
Poland. Memorial on the present State of Poland; with an Examination of the
Memorial, and a Reply to the Examination. (M. Pitt Coll. toL 121.) 8^
London, 1791.
Appeal to the Allies of the English Nation, in behalf of Poland. (Mack. ColL
ToL 3.) 8^ London, 1814.
ConsUtutional Charter of the Kingdom of Poland, in 1815. (Ath. ColL voL 7.)
8^ London, 1831.
Thoughts on the present aspect of Foreign [Polish] Affiiirs, by an English-
man. (Ath. ColL vol. 7.) 8^ London, 1831.
Address to the British Nation, tVom the Polish Emigration Committee. (Ath.
ColL YoL 65.) 8^ London, 1836.
The Poles and the Czar, reprinted from the " British and Foreign Review.'
(Ath. ColL vol. 65.) 8° London, 1836.
PoLiCB (Rural) — see Bracebridge, Brereton, and Freeland.
Political Debates. (M Pitt Coll. voL 65, and Nasm. ColL voL 12.) 8^
Paris, 1766.
Letters, written in March and April, 1784. (M Pitt ColL voL 115.) 8°
London, 1785.
(A) Pamphlet, by a Radical of the Olden Day. (Ath. ColL voL 170.) 8°
London, 1842.
Unions. Speech against Political Unions, in a Debating Society, in the Uni-
versity of Cambridge. (Ath. Coll. voL 22.) 8^ London, 1832.
Politics. State of Politics in 1835, in a Letter to the Earl of Durham. (Ath. ColL
voL 52.) 8^ London, 1835.
The Politics of 1837, addressed to Lord Melbourne. (Ath. ColL voL 97.) 8°
London, 1837.
The Death-Bed of Politics ; or, the Coming of the Comet in Seven Days.
(Ath. ColL voL 41.) 8^ London, 1833.
PoLrncKS on Both Sides, with regard to Foreign Affairs; with the Sequel, or
Enquiry into our Domestic Affairp. (M. Pitt ColL voL 23.) 8^ London, 1734.
PoNiATOwsKi Gems. Remarks on the Unworthy Motives and Fallacious Opinions of
the Writer of the Critiques on the Poniatowski Collection of Gems. (Ath. Coll.
voL 165.) S^ London, 1842.
486 TRACTS.
P0N8ONBT (Lord)— iee Van Geel.
[Poole (John)] Two Papers; a Theatrical Critiqae, and an Essay, indnding 1
Sonnet on Myself (Ath. ColL toI 153.) 8^ London, 1819.
Poor. Enquiry into the Causes of the Encrease and Miseries of the Poor of EngiaDd,
occasioned by the late Work-Hoose Scheme. (M. Pitt ColL voL 25.) fP
London, 1738.
A Plea for the Poor, submitted to the Consideration of Parliament (M. Pitt
ColL ToL 57.) 8^ London, 1759.
Inquiry into the Management of the Poor. (Nasm. CoU. toL 18.) 8°
London, 1767.
Reasons for introducing a Law to preyent unnecessary and Tezations Remonk
of the Poor. (M. Pitt ColL vol. 80.) 8^ Cambridge, 1780.
Address and Report on the Enquiry into the general state of the Poor.
(Nasm. ColL toL 34.) 8^^ London, 1795.
A Proposal on behalf of the Married Poor. (Nasm. ColL toL 32.) 9P
London, 1801.
Hints for improving the conation of the Poorer Classes. (Ath. ColL toL 91)
8^ London, 1838.
PooB Laws, England. Observations on the Poor Laws, on the present state of the Poor
and on Houses of Industry. (Nasm. ColL yoL 40.) 8^ London, 1775.
Remarks on the Poor Laws and on the State of the Poor. (Nasm. ColL
▼oL 40.) 8^ Brentford, 1802.
Administration of the Poor Laws. (Ath. ColL toL 35.) 8^ London (priratdy
printed), 1832.
Letter to Lord Althorp, on the Bill for amending the Poor Laws. (Ath. CoU.
YoL 45.) 8^ London, 1834.
Six Letters from a very High Personage, on the New Poor Laws. (Ath. ColL
voL 53.) 8° London, 1834.
The Principles of Delegated Authority applied to the Poor Laws Amendment
BiU. (Ath. ColL vol. 45.) 8° London, 1834.
Operations of the New Poor Law in the County of Sussex. (Ath. ColL voL 80.)
8^ London, 1836.
Letter to the Earl of Cawdor, on the Poor Laws and their Practical Effect
(Ath. ColL voL 80.) 8° London, 1837.
The Failure of the New Poor Law in the Bath Union. (Ath. ColL voL 92.)
8^ London, 1838.
Report of the Poor Law Commissioners to Lord John Russell, relative to the
Eye Workhouse, Hartismere Union, Suffolk. (Ath. ColL vol. 92.) 8^ London, 1838.
Remarks on the Opposition to the Poor Law Amendment BilL (Ath. ColL
voL 150.) 8° London, 1841.
A Query, on the Continuance of the Poor Law Commission. (Ath. ColL
voL 150.) 8° London, 1841.
Hints on Poor Law Legislation. (Ath. Coll. voL 150.) 8° London, 1841.
see Bligh, Calvert, Day, Dudley, Gumey, Maimonides, Nevile, Robarts,
Roberts, Sandby, Saunders, Spencer, " Spirit Licenses,** Strickland, ** Tithes,*
Walter, Wetherell, Wright, and Yeatman.
Poor Laws, Ireland. Poor Laws beneficial to Landed Property in Ireland, dedaced
from their Effects in England. (Ath. CoU. voL 80.) 8° London, 1833.
Letter to Lord J. Russell on the Principles of the Irish Poor Law BilL
(Ath. Coll. vol. 82.) 8° London, 1837.
Remarks on the Bill for the Relief of the Poor in Ireland, by Philo-Hiberans.
(Ath. CoU. vol 63.) 8° London, 1837.
PooB Laws, Irblaxix Remarks on the Applieadon of the Workhouse System to the
Irish Poor. (Ath. Ck>lL vol. 82.) 8^^ London, 1837.
Strictures on the proposed Poor Law for Ireland as recommended in George
Nicholls' Report (Ath. Ck>U. yoI. 63.) 8^ London, 1837.
Strictores on the Report of George Nicholls ; with Appendix. (Ath. Coll.
ToL 82.) 8^ London, 1838.
Two Letters to Daniel 0*Connell, on the Irish Poor Law Bill ; with Notes.
(Ath. Ck>lL YoL 82.) 8^ London, 1838.
see Borrett, Clements, Irish, Lynch, Macnaghten, Meriyale, O'Brien, Regans,
Scrope, Strickland, Walsh, and Ward.
Poor Rates. A Letter to Sir T. C. Banbury, on Poor Rates and the High Price of
Provisions. (Nasm. CoU. yoL 31.) 8^ Ipswich, 1795.
Pope. Pastoral Letter from the Pope to some Members of the UniTcrsity of Oxford.
(Ath. CoU. Tol 78.) 8^ London, 1836.
(The) Letter to the Bishops of Ireland.— see Todd.
Pope (John) Speech on certun Resolutions offered by Bir. Rowan, disproving the
Opinion of the Conrt of Appeals of Kentucky. (Am. Coll. voL 35.) 8^ Louis-
yille, 1824.
PoPERT. A Short and Sure Method for the Extirpation of Popery in a few years.
M. Pitt ColL voL 15.) 8° London, 1716.
Statistics of Popery in Great Britain and the Colonies. (Ath. Coll. vol. 138.)
SP London, 1839.
Porter (G. R.) The Effects of Restrictions on the Importation of Com, considered
with reference to Landowners, Farmers, and Labourers. (Ath. Coll. vol 113.) 8°
London, 1839.
(T.) Sermon on the Eyil of National Divisions. (Nasm. CoU. vol. 25.) 8^
London, 1768.
PoRTEOUS (Captain John) Trial, before the High Criminal Court in Scotland. (Nasm.
CoU. vol. 9.) 8® London, 1736.
PoRTEUs (Bishop BeUby) The Character of David King of Israel impartiaUy stated.
(Nasm. CoU. vol 2.) S° Cambridge, 1762.
Portland (Duke of) The Case of the Duke of Portland respecting two Leases
granted by the Lords of the Treasury to Sir James Lowther. (M. Pitt CoU.
vol. 67.) 8° London, 1768.
PoBTUOAL. Reflexions sur les Discours des Ministres de France et d'Angleterre sur
Portugal (Ath. CoU. vol. 4.) 8^ Paris.
Defence of the Conduct of the Court of Portugal, with respect to Ireland.
(M. Pitt ColL vol 107.) 8<^ London, 1783.
A Few Words on the ** Denommated" Act of the Cortes of Portugal. (Ath.
CoU. voL 4.) 8® Plymouth, 1828.
Reply to ** niustrations of the Portuguese Question'* and ** Last Days of the
Portuguese Constitution.** (Ath. CoU. voL 4.) 8^ London, 1830.
Oath and no Oath; or, Le Serment de Don MigueL (Ath. CoU. vol 4.) 8^
London, 1830.
Account of Mr. Canning's PoUcy with respect to Portugal (Ath. CoU. voL 4.)
8^ London, 1830.
Letter by one of the Minority, on Lord Palmerston*s Motion on the Affiiirs of
Portugal. (Ath. CoU. voL 7.) 8^ London, 1830.
Legal Opinion on the Correspondence of the French Consul with the Portn-
gaese Gk>vemment ; and Specific Answers to his demands. (Ath. CoU. vol 3.) 8^
London, 1831.
Dom Pedro's Expedition; or, NeatraUty in Disguise. (Ath. Coll. vol. 3.)
8^ London, 1832.
488 TRACTS.
PoBTUOAL. Sale of NatiomJ Property in PortugaL (Ath. CoU. toL 55.) 8^
Loodon, 1835.
Narrative of the Plans and Proceetogs of a Committee acting on behalf of tbe
British Ciyil and Military Claimants on Portngal, (Ath. CulL toL 109.) 8°
London, 1839.
The Case of the British Naval and MUitary Claimants on PortogaL (ItL
ColL YoL 144.) 8^ Westminster, 1840.
Postage. The Penny Postage Act, as proposed by Rowland Hill, with Notei ind
Explanations. (Ath. CoUL voL 108.) BP London, 1839.
Scene at Windsor Castle respecting the Uniform Penny Postage. (AUl Cofl.
voL 100.) 8^ London, 1839.
A Descant on the Penny Postage. (Ath. ColL toL 153.) 8^ Londtm, 1841.
seeHilL
Post-Offics. Debates in Parliament on lir. Palmer's Claim fbr the Refimn and
Improvement of the Post-Offiee and its Revenue. (Black. ColL voL 3.) 6°
London, 1809.
Post-Ofvice-Laws of America. Listmctions and Forms, published for the Bego-
hitionofthcPost-Office. (Am. ColL voL 30.) 8^ Washington, 1828.
PosTAMS (T.) on the Increase of Commerce by means of the River Indoa. (Ath. CoU.
voL 162.) 8^ London, 1843.
PoTOKAc (The) Country and River ; four Tracts, by C F. Meroer, A. Laeock, &c
(Am. ColL voL 4.) 8^ Washington, 1823.
Pott (Archdeacon J. H.) Letter to the Clergy of the Archdeaconry of London. (Ath.
ColL voL 68.) 8^ Iiondon, 1837.
PoTTEB (J. P.) on the Systems of Education proposed by the popular parties. (Ath.
ColL voL 20.) 8^ London, 1828.
Pou Francois (Histoire d'un) on, I'Espion d'une Nouvelle Esp^ce, tant en Fnnce
qu'en Angleterre. (M. Pitt ColL voL 93.) 8^ Paris, 1779.
Powell (Baden) Remarks on the Rev. H. A. Woodgate's Letter to Viscount Mel-
bourne, relative to Dr. Hampden's Appointment (Ath. ColL voL 67.) 8^
Oxford, 1836.
Tradition Unveiled; with Supplement (Tract Controv. voL 5.) 8^
London, 1839.
State of Education considered, with reference to prevalent Misconceptions on
Religious grounds. (Ath. ColL voL 139.) 8^ London, 1840.
Powis (Earl) Speech in the House of Lords, May 23, 1843, on the second reading
of a Bill for preventing the Union of the Sees of St Asaph and Bangor. (Misc.
ColL voL 5.) 12® London, 1843.
PowNALL (Thomas) The Measure of regulating the Assise of Bread and of tbe due
Making of Bread explained. (Com. L. CoU. voL 1.) 8^ London, 1795.
(J.) Considerations on the Scarcity and High Prices of Bread-Corn and Bretd.
(Nasm. ColL voL 31.) 8® Cambridge, 1795.
PoTNDEB (John) Popery in alliance with Heathenism. (Ath. ColL voL 88.) 8^
London, 1835.
Pozzo (U Conte Ferdinando Dal) Strictures on his publication, ** On the Hapfnacff
whicii the ItaUans might and ought to attain under the Austrian Government"
(Ath. ColL voL 55.) 8° London, 1834.
Prat (Daniel) Answer to Dr. Snape's Second Letter to Bbhop Hoadly ; with Obsem-
tions on Bishop Sherlock, Wm. Law, &c. (Bangor. Coll. voL 1.) 8^ London, 1717.
Prates (Henry) Cases illustrative of the conflict between the Laws of England snd
Scotland, with regard to Marriage, Divorce, and Legitimacy. (Ath. ColL voL 77.)
8^ London, 1835.
Prati (Joachim De) Outlines of an improved System of teaching Languages. (Ath.
Coll. vol. 50.) 8° London, 1827.
TRACTa 489
Pbatsb fbr the Chueh IfiUtant : and the Sorplioe, in reply to the Qnarterij Review,
Na 143. (Tract Controv. vol. 11.) 8^ London, 1843.
PxsiLMBLE (The) A Periodical Paper, Not. 1, 2, and 3. (Ath. CoD. yoI. 102.) 8^
London, 1838.
Pbbcedence (The) Qnestion. (Ath. CoIL yoL 133.) 8^ London, 1840.
pREFBRSKCE Interests, or miscalled Protective Duties shown to he public oppression.
(Ath. Ck>ll ToL 148.) S^ London, 1841.
PRENTI8 (&) Poems. Tintem, Stonehenge, &c (Ath. Col. yoL 164.) 8° Dinao, 1843.
Presbtterian Church. Minutes of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church in the United States of America ; with an Appendix, 1828, (Am. Coll.
vol. 13.) 8^ Philadelphia, 1828.
Endowments. Report of the Case of the Wolverhampton Meeting-House.
Mander v. Pearson. (Ath. Coll. vol. 70.) 8^ London, 1836.
PBX8BTTERIAN8 (English) ; their History, Opinions, and present Legal Podtion. (Ath.
Coll. vol 61.) 8^ London, 1834.
PBX88. The Craftsman's Doctrine and Practice of the Liberty of the Press explained.
(BL Pitt Coll. vol 22.) 8® London, 1732.
An Essay on the Liberty of the Press, chiefly as respects Personal Slander.
(M. Pitt Coll. voL 47.) 8® London, 1752.
Pbeston (George) The Dignity and Use of the Priesthood, a Sermon. (Sermons,
vol. 1.) 8^ London, 1831.
Pbxtkndbr. Coalition of Patriots ; or. Display of the Union of Jacobites, Republicans,
amd False Friends, to bring in the Pretender. (M. Pitt Coll vol. 24.) 8^
London, 1735.
Account of the Birth of the Pretender, by Bishops Bnmet and Lloyd. (M. Pitt
CoU. vol 41.) 8^ London, 1745.
Narrative of the several passages of the Toung Chevalier, tnm the Battle of
Cnlloden to his embarkation. (Nasm. CoU. vol 15.) 8° London, 1750.
The Toung Chevalier ; or, a Genuine Narrative of all that befell tuat unfortu-
nate Adventurer. (Nasm. CoU. vol 18.) 8^ London, 1767.
Prxttiian (R.) a Review of Na 90 of the Tracts for the Times. (Tract Controv.
voL 7.) 8° Oxford, 1841.
PBXYoer (Sir George) — see Christie.
Priaulx (J.) The Nature, Use, and End of the Office of Dean RuraL (Ath. CoU.
vol. 44.) 8^ London, 1832.
Price (Joseph) Recos Jepphi's Ministerial Almanack, addressed to Lord Thurlow.
(11 Pitt CoU. vol. 103.) S^ London, 1783.
Letter to C. J. Fox, on his Asiatic BUls in Parliament (M. Pitt CoU. vol 103.)
8^ London, 1783.
(Richard) An Appeal to the PubUc on the National Debt (M. Fitt Coll.
voi 72.) 8® London, 1772.
Observations on the Nature of Civil Liberty, the Principles of Government,
and the Justice and Policy of the War with America. (M. Pitt CoU. vol 84.) 8^
London, 1776.
Three Letters to Dr. Price, containing Remarks on his Observations on CivU
Liberty, &c. (ML Pitt CoU. vol 84.) S^ London, 1776.
A Sermon deUvered at Hackney on the General Fast Day, Feb. 10, 1779.
(M. Pitt ColL vol 92.) 8^ London, 1779.
The State of die Public Debts and Finances. (M. Pitt CoU. voL 106.) 80
London, 1783.
see America, Hewlett, and Morgan.
PBIS8TLXT (Dr. Joseph) Extracts from his Works, read in Court at the Warwick
Aasixes. (M. Pitt CoU. vol. 131.) 8^ Birmingham, 1792.
3 R
490
TRACTS.
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n the Law of Principal and Fanor : villi Sngft*'
(Alh. Cull. Tol. 133.) 8° LoodoD, 1S40.
' Slati; and Prospects of llie West India CakniK
PftlKOOBlOTUBK. The Right of,
Pmncipai. AMD Fit-roB. Ri^marks
tioti« for rcmedjing iu Dufecls.
Phimcle (J. W.) Remarlis on Ihi
(Ath. Coll. Tols. UB and 131.) 8° l«Ddon, 1839.
Pbuoh Dibciplihe. laquirie* rtlotive to Prison DiEcipline. (Am. ColL voL 91.) ^
London, IS20.
Thonghti on Prison Discipline, by a Looker-on. (Alh. Coll. toL TS.) V
London. 1837.
Pbiboni. Remarks on the Form and Comtnictioii of Primal ; with appnpnMi
Designs. (Alh. Coll. vol. 23.) 8° London, 1826.
Pbitate Ceihicter. Practical SuggestionB for preventing Attack* oo Prim*
Character throogh the Press. (Atb. Coll. toI. 102.) e,° London, 1638.
Pun CoDNciL. The Control of the Privj Conncil over the Adminiatratian of ASiiit
at Home, in the Colonies, and in India, considered. (Ath. CoU. voL ISO.] 8*
London, 1844.
Pbiee Cohedieb. Scenes from the Bq'ucted Comedies, by some oF the Competiton Sx
the Priieof 500/. (Ath. Coll. tdL 184.) 8" London, 184*.
Pbotbst (The). (M. Pitt Coll. voL S2.) 8° London, 1757.
Pbotebtantibh and Churches in the East ; a Tract for the Times, published bj iht
Catholic Institute of Great Biilain. (Tract Coulruv. vol. 8.) 8° London, 1S41.
PkOTBSTAHT Uhioh. Their Addresses, Besolulioos, and Questions, to the Engliril
Ronun Catholics. (Mnctc. Coll. vol. S.) 8° I>ondon, 1813.
PaouT (Dr. William) Observalions on the Application of Chemistr? to Phftiolof;,
Pathology, and Practice. (Atb. Call, voL II.) S° London. 1832.
PnoviBiose. Thoughtson the present Prices of ProvisionE, their Causes and BcBediet.
(Nasm. ColL vol. 31.) 8" London, 1800.
laqnirf into the Causes and Remedies of the lale and present Seardly.nl
high Prices of Provisions. (Nasm. Coll. voL 31.) 8° London, ISOO.
[Pbudemti* CHRiBTiANii.] Letter from, to the Bishop of London [Robert TeniekJ,
(Hasro. CoU. VOL 20.) 8° London, [1768].
PitDBSit AND Hanover. Letter Irom an English Traveller, on the Differences betviU
the Courts of Prussia and Hanover. (M. Pitt Coll. toL 30.) 8° Londolk, I'K.
Public Affaibs. Address to the Landed. Trading, and Funded Interests of En^aai
on the State of Public Affairs. (M. Pitt ColL vol. IIS.) 8° London, irsfi.
Calm Consideration of the Present State of Public A&irs. (Alh. Coft
vol. 54.) 8° London, 1835.
Pnnuc Edifices, tlcporl of the Proceedings at a Meeting in May 1837, la prafoMe^
Admission of the Public without Charge to Westminster Abbey, St. Pull's, anliU
Public Edifices. (*">. Coll. yoL 104.) 8° London, 1837.
Ptmuoa. The People or the Peers ; or, a rapid Sketch and brief Expositioo of it
present couditioQ of the British Empire. (Ath. Coll. voL US.) 8° London, I iMa
PcQiN (A. W.) A Letter on tbe proposed Proti'stant Memorial to Craamer, Ridlef,
and Latimer, (Ath. ColL vol. 138.) 8° London, 1839.
PUIJ.EH (William) An Address to tbe Clergy, on Church Reform ; with Remnii M
the PUnsofl.ard Henley and Dr. Unrtoa. (Alb. ColL vol. 33.) 8^ London, I U9-
PCI.TEHEY (William) Thoughts on the Stale of AfTuirs vith America, tuid the tuat
of Conciliation. (M. Pitt Coll. voL 89.) 8° London. 1778.
Effects to be expected from the East India Bill, on the Conslittnion. (M. Pttl
Coa voL 109.) 8° Ix>ndon, 1784.
FtmuBitKNT. Secondary Punishmenls discussed; with Comments on Cotmet Di^
I Emigrant. (Ath. Coll. toL iJ.) '
TRACTS- 491
PuaET (Dr. E. B.) Remarks on the protpectiye and past benefits of Cathedral Institu-
tions. (Ath. Coll. Tol. 81.) S^ Jx>naon, 1833.
Earnest Remonstrance to the Author of the ** Pope's Pastoral Letter to the
Universitjr of Oxford." (Ath. ColL vol. 78.) 8° London, 1836.
Patience and Confidence, the Strength of the Church, a Sermon. (Sermons,
ToL 2.) 8° Oxford, 1837.
Letter to the Bishop of Oxford, on the Tendency to Romanism. (Tract.
Controv. voL 1.) S^ Oxford, 1839.
The Articles treated on in Tract 90 reconsidered, and their Interpretation yin-
dicated. (Tract Controv. voL 6.) B^ Oxford, 1841.
Letter to the Archbishop of Canterbury, on the present Crisis of the English
Church ; ^ith a Reply. (Tract Controv. vol 1.) 8° Oxford, 1842.
The Holy Eucharist, a Comfort to the Penitent ; a Sermon preached before the
University of Oxford. (Tract Controv. vol. 13, and Sermons, vol. 4.) OP
Oxford, 1843.
see Abeken, Garbett, Godwin, Lee, Piatt, and Woodgate.
(Philip) Letter to the Earl of Carnarvon, on the Financial Statement (Ath.
Coll. vol. 14.) 8^ London, 1828.
Remarks on the New Constitution. (Ath. Coll. vol. 18.) 8^ London, 1831.
PusETiTES (The) versus Sir R. PeeL An Address to the Editor of the British
Critic (Tract Controv. vol. 8.) 8® London, 1841.
A Paper Lantern for the Puseyites. (Tract Controv. vol. 11.) 8®
London, 1843.
Ptle (T.) Four Sermons, on the Good Samaritan and the Nature of Christ's King-
dom. (Nasm. Coll vol. 29.) 8^ London, 1776.
Quakers. A Quaker's Friendly Epistle, by way of reproof to Thomas Bradbury, a
Dealer in Many Words. (M. Pitt CoD. vol. 15.) 8® London, 1715.
The Quakers' leading Principles examined ; a Letter to the Author of a Letter
to Dr. Formey. (Nasm. Coll. vol 17.) 8° Norwich, 1767.
Declaration of the Yearly Meeting of Friends, held in Philadelphia, on the
proceedings of those lately separated from the Society. (Am. Coll. voL 21.) 8^
Philadelphia, 1828.
QoKBEc. Thoughts on the Act for making more effectual Provision for the Govern-
ment of the Province of Quebec. (M. Pitt ColL vol. 74.) 8^ London, 1774.
The Justice and Policy of the late Act, for making more effectual Provision
for the Government of Quebec, asserted and proved. (M. Pitt ColL vol. 74.) 8^
London, 1774.
A Letter to the Earl of Chatham, on the Quebec BilL (M. Pitt ColL voL 74.)
8^ London, 1774.
A Review of the Government Grievances of the Province of Quebec. (M.
Pitt ColL voL 124.) S^ London, 1788.
State of the present Form of Government of the Province of Quebec. (M.
Pitt ColL voL 124.) 8° London, 1789.
Answer to an Introduction to the Judges' Observations on the Investigation
into the past Administration of Justice ; with Remarks on the Laws and Govern-
ment of Quebec. (Ath. Coll. voL 132.) 8^ London (privately printed), 1790.
Quebec Diocesan Committee of the Society for Promoting Christian Know-
ledge, Reports for 1825-26. (Am. ColL voL 14.) 12^ Quebec, 1826.
Mercubt. Notices in Nos. 2, 3, 4, 5, 1827, in answer to an Article in
Neilson's Quebec Gazette, Dec. 28, 1826. 8^ Quebec, 1827.
Queen. A Letter to the Queen, on the State of the Nation. (Ath. ColL vols. 108 and
145.) 8^ London, 1839.
492 TRACTS.
QoxEir. A Few Words to tlie Author (tf the Letter to die Queen. (Ath.CdLToLl08.)
8^ London, 1839.
An Anrrer to the Friend of the People's Letter to the Qneen. (Ath. ColL
ToL lOS.) S9 London, 1839.
A Second Letter to the Qneen, by a Friend to the Constitotion ; and a Letter
to the Doke oi Wellington, in 1829, on Catholic Emancipation. (Ath. CoIL
ToL 107.) 8^ London, 1839.
The Bfarriage of the Qoeen to Prince Albert of Saxe-Coborg, considered
in a Letter to the People of Great Britain. (Ath. ColL toL 145.) fP
London, 1840.
QuxTELET (A.) Notes eztraites d'on Voyage en Angleterre, en 1833. (AUl CoQ.
ToL 56.) 8^ Bmxelles, 1834.
Recherches snr le Poids de THomme anx difierens Ages. (Misc. CoQ.
YoL 4.) 4^ Bmxelles, 1833.
Snr la Latitode de rObsemOoire de Bmxelles. (Misc. ColL toL 4.) 4^
BmxeDes, 1836.
Tableaux Met^rologiqnes, ponr Tinn^ 1838. (Ath. OjXL tqL 117.)
8^ Bmxelles, 1839.
Second Memoire sur le Msgnetisme Terrestre en Italic. (Bfise. CoO. toL 5^)
4<^ Bmxelles, 1840.
Deoxidme M6moire sor les Variations Annnelles de la Temperatore de Is
Terre. (Misc. ColL voL 5.) 4<> Bmxelles, 184a
Etudes sur rHomme. (Misc. ColL voL 11.) S^ Bmxelles, 1842.
QuDT (Michael J.) Examination of the proposed grounds of the Abolition of the Loai
Courts of Testamentary Jurisdiction. (Ath. ColL toI. 9.) 8^ London, 1834.
QuiNCT (Joseph) Obsenrations on the Act of Parliament, called the Boston Port
Bill; with Thoughts on CiTil Society, and Standing Armies. (M. Pitt CoU.
▼oL 76.) 80 Boston, 1774.
R. F. Union, or Separation. (Union ColL voL 2.) 8^ Dublin, 1798.
Rabett (— ) Stem Plates, for supplying the loss of Rudders; with descriptioii&
(Misc. Coll. vol. 3.) 4^ London, 1830.
(Reginald) The Anti-Christ of Priesthood; or. Subversion of the system of
Popery and of Puseyism, by the light and force of Divine Tmth. (Tract. Con-
trov. voLll.) 8° London, 1844.
Raix^uff (£.) a Funeral OraUon for his Majesty George n. (Nasm. ColL voL 2.)
8^ London, 1760.
Radicals. Shall we overturn the Coach ; or, What ought the Radicals to do? a Letter
to George Grote, Esq. (Ath. Coll. voL 106.) 8° London, 1839.
Railways. What will Parliament do with the Railways? (Ath. ColL voL 76.) 8°
London, 1836.
Remarks on proposed Railways, more particularly on that between Binning
ham and London. (Ath. ColL voL 24.) 8^ London, 1831.
Extracts from the Evidence given before the Committee on the London ind
Birmingham Railway BilL (Ath. ColL vol. 38.) 8^ London, 1832.
Evidence given before the House of Commons on the London and Brightoo
Railways, on the subject of Tunnels, 1837. (Ath. ColL voL 101.) 8^
London, 1837.
Harwich Railway. The Engineer's Report, ordered to be printed, Feh8,
1844. (Ath. ColL vol. 178.) 8° London, 1844.
In Ireland ; from the Dublin University Magazine, Jan. 1842. (Ath. CclL
vol. 154.) S^ Dublin, 1842.
Liverpool and Manchester Railway Report (Ath. ColL voL 24.) 8^
Liverpool, 1831.
TRACTa 493
RuLvtva. Railway Rerorm, its eipBiieiicy and practicabiliij considered ; with »
copioDi Appendix, on prices of Shares, &c (Alh. Coll. voL ITS.) 8° Landon, 1844.
ace America, Calculta, CrtaaU, aod Russia.
Raires (W.) On the Bill for establishing Courts of Local Jnrisdiction. (Ath. Coll.
vol. 39.) 6° London, 1830,
RuKT (Alcxnnder) Expositions of some existing Abuses in the Transfer of Real
Property by Aaction, &c (Alh. Coll, vol 84.) 8° London, 1834.
Runt Dai. Particulars of the Life and Death of " Old Rainy I>ay," by the Rer.
S. G. O. (Ath. ColL voL 76.) S° London, 1836.
Batthbt (John) The Law and Principle of Money considered. (Cnrr, ColL vol. 3.)
8° London, 1811.
Ralbiob (W.) ObsenatioDS on the Puhlick Affairs of Great Britain. (H. Pitt ColL
vol. ao.) 8'^ London, 1729.
BauIiana (Le) YadjnBdntta-Badha ; ou. In Uort d'Yadjnadatta, Episode extrait tt
tiiduit du Bamajana, par A. L. Cbfiy. (Mack. ColL vol 13.) 8'= Paris, 1814.
RiNSAT (D.) Sketch of the Soil, Climate, WeaXher, and Diseases of Soath Carolina,
(Am. Coll. vol. 33.) 8° Charleston, 1796.
Randau, (Edward) Freedom of Election the Law of the Land. (Nasm. CoU.vol.38.)
8° Cambridge, 1802.
Bamdolph (John) Abroad and At Homei the only accurate DeliDealton ever pub-
lished of that disUnguiibed Orator, by Julius. (Am. Coll. vol. 33.) 8° Phila-
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Bafhael d'Urbino. On the Authenticity of the Designs of RaSaelle and H.
Angelo ; a Paper read to the Committee for Ihe purchase of the Collection. (Atb.
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see Catalogue.
Bafbakl and O'CoNUBiL. — See Carlow.
RATasoBHE (J.) Are the Puseyiles sincere? a lictlet to a Catholic Bishop. (Tract.
CoDlroT. vol. 8.) 8° London, 1841.
Rathcobmac and the Tithe tjuestiou. (Ath. ColL voL 51.) 8" London, 183S.
Rattenbi'bv (J. F.) Remarks on the cession of Florida to America, and on tike
OBcessilj of acquiring Cuba. (Misc. ColL voL 4.) 8° London, 1819.
Racmbh (Friedrich von) Die Komgesetie Englanda. (Com L. Coll. toL 4.) 8=
Leipxig, 1841.
The Com Laws of Eoghind, ironshited. (Com L. Coll. voL a.) 8"
London, 1841.
Ravui. (Mile.) Le Vcridiqoe. (Mack. ColL vol. 16.) 8° Paris, 1814.
RAWLinaoN (H. C.) Notes on a Jonmey from Tabriz to the Rains of Takhti-
Soleiman, and from thence to Gilan, in 1838 ; vith a Memoir on the Site of the
Alropatenian Ecbalana. (Alh. CoU. vol 130.) 8° London, 1839.
Rawstorne (L.) Some Remarks dd the Penitentiary System, as & substitute for
Traosportalion. (Ath. ColL vol 134.) 8° London, 1830.
RcAcnoH; with its Origin. (Alh. ColL voL 97.) 8° I.ondon, 1837.
Kbad (Paul) Lord John Russell. Sir T. F. Buxlon, and the Niger Expedition ; or.
Observations on the formation of Permuneat Settlements on the Niger, in Western
Africa. (Ath. ColL vol. 131.) 8° London, 1840.
BsBELLioN. An Enquiry into (he Causes of Hebctlion and Civil War io this King-
dom. (M. Pitt Coll. vol. 8.) 4= London, 1704.
BscEtPT Stamps. Serious Address to the Public eonoenuDg the Tax on Receipts.
(M. Pitt Coll, vol. 108.) 8° London, 1784.
Recoup Comkissioh. Report of the Select CnmmittM appointed to inqiuie into its
Management and Affairs. (Ath. ColL voL 79.) 8° London, 1837.
494 TRACTS.
BscoBD Commission. Remarks oo oertain Evils of the printed erideiiee of CoBr
mittees, famished by the late Inquiry. ( Ath. GolL toL 79.) 8^ London (pri-
vately printed), 1837.
A Leaf Omitted oat of the Record Report; or, Remarks on the State of tlbe
Records, and Another Leaf Omitted. (Ath. Coll. vol. 79.) 8^ London, 1837.
Papers and Docnments relating to the Evidence of certain Witnesses Mre
the Record Committee. (Ath. ColL voL 79.) 8^ London, 1837.
Rbdesdalb (Lord) Letters to Lord Colchester, on the Catholic QnesUoo. (AtL
ColL vol 15.) S^ London, 1829.
see Insolvent Debtors.
Redfield. — see Hare.
Redpoobd (Archibald) Union necessary to Security ; addressed to the Loyal Inhsbi.
tants of Ireland. (Union ColL voL 7.) 8^ Dablm, 1800.
Reed (J.) Tom Jones ; a Comic Opera. (Nasm. ColL voL 21.) 8^ London, 17S9.
(John) Speech on the Tariff BilL (Am. Coll. voL 31.) S<> Washington, 1828.
Reflections (Occasiooal) addressed to the People of Great Bsitain. (B£ Pitt ColL
^ol. 53.) 8° London, 1757.
On the State of Parties ; on the National Debt, and the Necessity sad
Expediency of the present War with America. (M. Pitt ColL voL 82.) 8^
London, 1776.
Reform. Reform not Revolation ; a short Address to the Electors of Great Britua.
(Ath. ColL voL 16.) S^ London, 1831.
The Prospect of Reform in Enrope, from the North American Review. (Ath.
C0II.V0L 18.) 8° London, 1831.
Thoughts on Reform, in a Letter to the Qaeen, by an Exile. (Ath. ColL
vol. 145.) 8^ London, 1840.
see Parliamentary Reform.
Reform Bill. Notes on the Reform Bill, by a Barrister. (Ath. ColL voL 16.) 8^
London, 1831.
Remarks on the Working of the Reform Bill, as it affects one of the Royal
Prerogatives, (Ath. Coll. voL 18.) 8° London, 1831.
Letter to a Noble Lord, on the Reform BilL (Ath. ColL voL 19.) 8°
London, 1832.
The Second Reading of the Reform BilL (Ath. Coll. voL 19.) 8°
London, 1832.
Reform of the Reform Bill, by Fecicola. (Ath. Coll. voL 146.) 8°
London, 1841.
Reform Ministry. The Reform Ministry and the Reformed Parliament (ith.
ColL voL 48.) 8° London, 1833.
A Protest agunst the Reformed Ministry and the Reformed Parliament
(Ath. ColL voL 48.) 8° London, 1834.
Reform Government, and its Claims to the Confidence of the Electors of the
United Kingdom, abstracted from Wade's Glances at the Times. (Misc. CoD.
vol. 5.) 12° London, 1841.
Reformed Catholic. Letters of a Reformed Catholic, on Apostolical Saccessioo.
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Regency. Arguments concerning the Constitutional Right of Parliament to appoint s
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Considerations on the Establishment of a Regency ; with an Answer. (BL
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Thoughts on the present Proceedings of the House of Conmions, on the
Regency. (M. Pitt Coll. vol. 123.) 8° London, 1788.
TRACTS. 495
Rbobnct. The Parliamentaiy Opinions of Lord Mansfield, Sir D. Ryder, Charles
Yorke, William Beckford, &c., on the Choice of a Regency, or a Regent (M.
Pitt Coll. YoL 123.) 8^ London, 1788.
Reflections on the Formation of a Regency. (M. Pitt ColL vol. 123.) 8^
London, 1788.
'■ A short View of the present Great Qaestion [the Regency]. (M. Pitt Coll.
roL 123.) S^ London, 1788.
Reflections on the Case of a Regency. (M. Pitt Coll. yoL 125.) 8^
London, 1789.
Bill. — see Castlereagh.
RsaiSTEBS. Considerations on the Bill for obliging all Parishes in this Kingdom to
keep proper Registers of Births, Deaths, and Marriages. (M. Pitt ColL yoI. 57.)
S^ London, 1759.
Beoistration. Substitute for official general Registration of Deeds and Transactions
affecting Titles to Land. (Ath. ColL yoL 10.) 8^ London, 1830.
Letter to Lord John Russell, on Registration and the Trial of ControYerfed
Elections. (Ath. ColL yoL 83.) 8^ London, 1837.
Bbid (D.) Outlines of the Alterations in the House of Commons, in reference to the
Acoustic and Ventilating arrangements. (Misc. ColL yoL 4.) 4^ Edinburgh, 1837.
(W. H.) The Rise and Dissolution of Infidel Societies in this Metropolis. (Nasm.
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RoTAL Pakilt. Considerations on Two Papers published at Antwer
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Reflections on the Operation of the present Scale of Duty for regulating i^
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The Com Laws : their effects on the Trade of the Country considered, viib
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The Monetary Difficulties of America, and their probable effects on Britiib
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Reflections on the recent pressure on the Money Market, and the Means fof-
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On the Connexion between our Gold Standard and the Recent Monetarj
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Sancta Trinitate (G. P. de) The True State of the Case considered ; or, the Ox-
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Saundebson (Charles) Dangers and Defects of Private Security, and their remedies.
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ScHUTKiLL Navigation Company's Report to the Stockholders, January 26, 1826-27.
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Scott (Charles) The Currency incapable of Regulation; with a Project for a Paper
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(Msjor John) Letter to the Right Hon. Edmund Burke [on East India
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502 TRACTS.
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oLlfcJd
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508 TRACT&
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Two Memorials on the alleged Corrupt Character of some of its PabticsdoL
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Society fob the Diffusion of UsBFCii Knowledge. Some Remarks on its Fitt
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Soldier's (The) Companion, or Martial Recorder, consisting of Biography, Aneodotn,
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Refutation of the Misstatements and Fallacies in Dr. T. Toong'a Paper pie
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SocTHET (Robert) — Bee Nugent
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liclter to evcrj Honest Man in Britain, on the necessity of a Speedy War iritli
Spain, by Mr. P— n. (M, Pitt CoU. vol 25.) 8° London, 1738.
Observations on the Convenlinn with Spain — The Convention Vindicated —
Popular Prejudices agaiDsl the Convenlion examined, and Reply — Mbisleri»l
PrejDdlces ia favour of the Convention esamined. (M. Pitt Coll. vol. 2G.) S°
London, 1739.
Letter from a Spaniard in London— His Catholick M^csty's Conduct com-
pared with hh BriCannick Majesty's — His Catholick Majesty's Manifesto on his
Conduct relaiing lo the Convention — ObHervalions on the Manifesto — King of
Spain's Declaration of War. (M. Pitt ColL vol. 26.) 8° London, 1739.
Review of what has passed between Great Britain and Spain— Coasiderationi
on our Affairs— Further ConeideralionB— Rise of our Disputes with Spain — The
QuestioQ, Whether War, or no War. with Spain, considered. { M. Pitt Coli. vol. 27.)
8° London, 1739.
Briton's Mistakes in the present War ; with Supplement — Account of the
Success of Admiral Vernon ac Porto Bello — Great Britain's complaints against
Spain examined^ Advan I ages and Disadvanlages of prohibiting the Merchandiaes ,
of Spain. (M. Pitt Coll. vol. 28.) 8° London, 1740.
Letter concerning the Conduct of the War with Spain, and the Neutrality of
Hanover. (M. Pilt Coll. vol. 33.) 8° London, 1742,
Profit and Loss of Great Britain in the War with Spain, with List of the Shipt
taken since November, 1741. (M. Pitl Coll. vol. 34.) 8° London, 1742.
Recueil dea PiGcea Officielles relatives box A&aires d'Espagne depnis I'Usurpa-
tion de Buonapartf. (Misc. Coll. voL 2.) 6° London, 1808.
Manifesto of the Spanish Nation to the other Nations of Europe. (Mise. Coll.
vol. a.) 8= London, 1808.
Eiiraits dea Papiers presenlei au Parlement relativement am afbiret
d'Eapagne. (Mi«c Coll. vol. 2.) 8° London, 1810.
Reticctions on the Political Changes which have taken place in Spain, unce the
retnra of Ferdinand. (Mack. Coll. vol 10.) 8° Loudon, 1815.
Legitimacy the only Salvation for Spain. (Ath. Coll. vol. 55.) 8° Lon-
don, 1835.
The Policy of England towards Spain considered. (Ath. Coll. voL 65.) 8°
London, 1837.
Seqnel of the Policy of England lowarda Spain, in answer lo Lord CamirTOn'i
" Portugal and Galicia." (Alh. ColL vol. B3.) B° London, IB37.
see Walton.
Obserralions on the Slate of the War in Spain. (Ath. ColL vol. S3.) 8°
London, 1838.
lis Government and Policy, its Loans and Resources, considered with reference
J the Claims of its Foreign Creditors, by M. D. (Alh. Coll. vol. 105.) 8°
London, 1839.
510 TRACTS
Sfkn. Appeal to the Britiih NalioB in belulf of Ibe SpBnish Modente Ubenk
(AdbColLroL 162.) 8° Lond<«, 1843.
SRECHK8 of Sir G. Gitj, Ur. T. B. Macaolaf, Mr. Fox MboIc, Lord Morpcili, ul
Lord John Rossell, on the Defeit of Sir J. Y. BaUer'i Motion, 28lh Jamut;. iStO,
npon Noa-Confidenee in Mioistera. (Misc. CoU. toL 4.) 12° Loudon, IMO.
SpEHCE (George) On the present nnsatiilBcloT} itale of the Court of ChtQcerr ; mi
Sd^estioni for an immediate Bemedj. (A-tb. CoU. toU. US and 1S3.I
Loodon, 1S39.
Sfesceh (Jotboa) Tboa|hu on ae Utuon. (t'liian ColL vol I.) 6° DnbHn. ITS3.
- — ^ — l.euer to Joihna Spencer, occasioned by hit Thoogbu on the Union. (Uniw
CoU. »oL 1.) B-^ DaMia, 1798-
(Tbomas) On the Slate of the Poor, asd the practical leudencie* of Ibe Ke»
Poor La*. (Ath. ColL voL 5S.> 8° London, 1835.
SnecessAil Application of the New Poor I«« at Binion Charteihoa>e. (AlK
CoILtoL 80.) 8= Loodon, 1836-
SnaiT LtcEKCBs. ObterratioDs m Retail i with nines for the Improvemenu of fat
Lavi. (Ath. ColL toL 45.) &' London, 1834.
Spmho Ricg (Rigbt Hon. T.) Speech on Repeal of Taxes, and rednction of Eiptf di-
lure. (Avh. ColL toI, 49.) 8° London, 1833.
Speech on the Repealof the Union with Ireland. (Atb. ColL toL 51.
Loodon, 1^34.
Sfubqc (John) Specification of the Patent for an imprDTement in the tnelhod of [no-
pelling Vessel* throogh Water. (Ath. ColL vol 101.) 8° Loodon, 1837.
SrjtrroBit (S. A.) Case of Congenital Cataiacu (Ath. ColL toL 181.) 8° Ua-
don, 1844.
Staob REoiSTEa, for Janoarj, 1827. (Am. ColL voL34.) 8° Boston, IStT.
Staib (John, Earl of) Facts and their Conseqaences, lubmilled to the Considenlian of
the Public (M- PiU ColL vol 101.) 8= London, 1783.
Argnmenl on the Dntj of Ih e GoTemment to bring forward the conaidelalioa
of the Stateof the Nation. (M. Pitt ColL voL 103.) 6° London, 1791.
Stale of Ibe Public Debts, and of the Annual Interest paid for them, >tdt Be-
fleclions. (M. Pitt ColL rol. 107.) 8° Loadon, 1783.
Attempt to balance the Income and Expenditure of the Slate. (M. Kit CdL
f oL 108.) 8° London, 1783.
Address to, and Expostulalion with, the Public. (M. Pitt C<iU. voL 108.) ^
London, 1784.
The Proper Limits of the GoTemmeni's Interference with the East
Company. (M. Pitt ColL voL 1 13.) 8° London, 17S4.
Claims of the Public ou the Ministers aod Servants of the Public (U. lilt
Coll. vol. 1 16.) 8° London. 1785.
^ASMERS (Joseph) The case of the Qneen v. D'lsraeli ; with an Argument in riiA-
calionof Ibe Practice ofthe Bar. (Ath. Coll. voL 103.) eP London, ISM.
Stamford (John) Discourse ou opeoing the New Bailding in the Bouse of Bdtan
New York, for the reformaUoo of Jureoile DelinqaeDis. (Am. CoU toL 87.) ^
New York, 1826.
SrAMHOPE (Earl of) Memorial sent lo the Abbe Vertol, on the ConttitatioB of M
Roman Seuile; with VertotVt Answer. (M. Pin Coll. voL 18.) 6° Loadm, WU.
(Charles, Eor] of) Letter to Edmund Burke, iu answer lo hie Speech on ibt
French Revolution, (M. Pitt Coll. toL 127.) 8" London, 1790,
TRACTS. 511
Stanhope (Charles, Earl of )— see Johnstone, " National Debt*"
Stanley (Bishop Edward) Observations on Religion and Education in Ireland. ( Ath.
ColL Tol. 62.) S^ London, 1835.
Sermon preached at his Installation. (Sermons, vol. 2.) 89 Norwich, 1837.
A Charge deliyered to the Clergy of the Diocese of Norwich, at his Primary
Visitation. (Charges, vols. 1 and 2.) 8^ Norwich, 1838.
Letter to Lord Stanley, on. the Present State of Politics, by a Barrister. (Ath.
ColL vol. 53.) 8° London, 1834.
Letter to Lord Stanley, by the Brother of a Dissatisfied Country Gentleman.
(Ath. Coll. vol. 71.) 8° Dublm, 1836.
see Ministry.
STAPI.ET0N (Augustus F.) The Real Monster Evil of Ireland ; and the Sequel (Ath.
ColL voL 174.) 8^ London, 1844.
(A. G.) Observations on the Report of the Bullion Committee, in 1810. (Ath.
ColL voL 69.) 8° London, 1837.
State Appaib& A Short View of the State Affitirs, with relation to Great Britain, for
Four Years past (M. Pitt ColL vol. 20.) 8° London, 1730.
Stats Anatomy. Remarks on the State Anatomy of Great Britain. (M. Pitt Coll.
voL 16.) S^ London, 1717.
State Fabce (The); or, They are all come Home. (M. Pitt CoU. vol. 53.) 8^
London, 1757.
Necessity considered as a Question of Law. (Nasm. CoU. vol. 15.) 8^
London, 1767.
State of Affairs. Considerations on the Present State of Affairs, with Reflections
on the Dutch Observator. (M. Pitt ColL voL 51.) 8^ London, 1756.
A Letter on the Present State of Affairs, with Characters of the Dukes of
Norfolk, Portland, and Northumberland, the Houses of Devonshire and Russell,
Lords Thurlow, Camden, &c &c, Mrs. Fitzherbert and the Prince of Wales.
(M. Pitt ColL voL 125.) 8^ London, 1789.
Considerations upon the State of AfGedrs in 1796. (M. Pitt ColL vol. 139.) 8^
London, 1796.
Letter to a Tory Peer, on one Point of the Present State of Affiiirs. (Ath.
ColL vol. 53.) 9^ London, 1834.
A Plain Man's Estimate of the Stote of Affurs. (Ath. Coll. voL 52.) 8°
London, 1835.
State of the Nation. Observations on the State of the Nation in January, 1713.
(M. Pitt Coll. voL 13.) 8° London, 1713.
An Address to the Representatives in Parliament upon the State of the Nation.
(M. Pitt CoU. vol. 93.) 8° London, 1779.
State of the Nation Considered. (M. Pitt ColL vol. 42.) 8° London, 1 746.
State of the Nation for 1747 and respecting 1748; with a Supplement (M.
Pitt ColL voL 43.) 8° London, 1748.
The Present State of the Nation with respect to its Trade, Finances, &c. &c. ;
with Observations on it. (M. Pitt ColL voL 70.) 8^ London, 1769.
Considerations on the State of the Nation, with two Letters relating to the
Wellington and Nelson Tribute. (Misc. ColL voL 10.) 8^ London, 1841.
Staunton (Sir George T.) Speeches on the China Trade. (Ath. ColL voL 46.)
8^ London, 1833.
Speeches addressed to the Electors of South Hampshire. (Ath. CoU. vol. 52.)
8^ London, 1835.
Remarks on the British Relations with China. (Ath. CoU. vol. 75.) 8®
London, 1836.
512 TRACTS.
SrittBToN (Sir George T.) Speech on Lord Ashler's Motion on the Opiom Trail*.
(Ath. CoIL vo!. 162.) 8° Londoa, 1843.
STBiM NiVioiTioN. Slalements Uluslralire of the position and prospect* of SirMB
NaTigsdon, in 1840. (Ath. ColL vol. 129.) 8° Loodoa, 1B40.
Stbbbinq (Henry) Chrisft Parable of the Ten Tirgins. (Num. ColL toL M.) S^
London, 1769.
Rennrks upon a position of Bishop Hoadl; on Religions Sincerit;. (Bsngor,
Coll. vol. G.) 8° London, 1719.
Stbbi. (John H.) Report of the Gifologieitl Structarc of the Conntf of Santogn
(Am. Coll. vol. 19.) 9" Saratoga Spriogs, 1882,
[Steele (Sir Richard)] The Dean of Worcester stiti the Same ; or, hi» New Dcfmer
of Bishop Hoadlj's Sermon coniidered. (Bangor. Coll. -roL 1.) 8" I^ndoo. 17111
Mr. Steele Detected : or, the Poor and Oppressed Orphans' I«lten lo Mr.
Steele. (M. Pill Coll. vol. 13.) 8" London, 171*.
(Thomas) Analytical Expodtioti of the Absnrdity of the Oaths token bf
Protestants, that the Mass and Invocation of Saint* are Idolatrona. (Ath. CoO.
voL 15.) B° London, 1829.
Stephen (Sir George) A letter to Lord John Russell, in reply lo Mr. JamiesDD.M
the Niger Eipedition. (Ath. CalL voL 131.) B° London, 1840.
(John) England Enslaved by her own Slave Colonies. (SUvery CoH. rot ij
S° London, 1936.
Reply to Major-General Darling's " Statement in refutation of 3b. Henit'i
Accusations." (Ath. Coll. vols. S and 27.) 8° London, 1932.
Stepbems ( Archibald J.) On Corporate Reform. (Ath. ColLvol.St.) 8° Lond.1S3S.
Stevens (William) Hints to the People, especially to the InhabitantE of Dnblia; il
which the eSecli of an Union on the Trade and Properly of Dublin an inntfi-
gated. (Onion Coll. vol 5.) 8° Duhlin, 1799.
Stevenson (John) On Throat Deafness. (Misc. Coll. toL 5.) 12° LondoB, 1841.
(Pearce) A Plain Letter to the Lord Chancellor, oo tbe In&tit Cnswdy
Bill. (Alh. Coll. vol. US.) 8= London, 1833.
Stewart (Bishop Charles James) A Charge, to the Clergy of the Diocoeoftjncbtc,
delivered at Montreal, August 9th, and at York, Upper Canada, Angnsl 3CKk
1826, (Am. Coll. vol. 9.) 8° Quebec, 1827.
Stewart and Conollt Fdnd. First Report of the Committee. (Aih. CoU. «i
182.) 8° London, 1844.
Stoddabt (G. H.) Evidence on Ihe Necessity of Church B«form i with RcsaitL
(Ath. ColL VOL 44.) 8= I^ondpn, 1833.
Stokbs (Charles) Statements of the Revenue and Expenditure of Grtnt Oritaia, odi
yearof the warftom 1803tol814. (Misc. Coll. vol. 3.) 4° London, 1815.
Stonestreet (G. S. G.) NoptiEC Sacra ; Ohjeclions lo the Unltuian Harriige ffiH
1827, (Ath- Coll. toI. 47.) 8" London. 1928.
Letters to a Man of Rank, upon Ihe Impolilic Tendency of a Motion of Colond'
WUiams to Repeal the Royal Ma.rriage Act- (Alh. Coll. vol. 49.) 8° London, l*3t
SroNE-Wonsnip (The) of the Ancients illustrated by thar Coins, [bj J, 1'. AiH-
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Stobeh (John) A Plan of Reformation for the Chorch of England ac«Mirding to thl
Model of the Ancient Church. (Alb. Coll. vol. 3S.) 6° London, 18S3,
Discourse in eommemoralion of the lirst Settlement of Salem. (Am, CA-
vols. 19 and 38.) 8° Boston, iua9.
TRACTS. 513
SnucHAN (Bishop John) An Appeal to the Friends of Religion and Literatnre in
behalf of the UniTersity of Upper Canada. (Am. CoU. voL 9.) 8^ London, 1827.
(J. M.) Present State of Joggernaot ; with an Introductory Letter to Lord
Fitzgerald and Vesci. ( Ath. Coll. vol. 162.) 8^ London, 1843.
Stbamoford (Viscoont) Observations on some passages in Colonel Napier's History
of the Peninsalar War; with farther Obsenrations, and Colonel Napier's Reply.
(Ath. Coll. vol 50.) 8^ London, 1828.
see Napier.
[Stbawberrt Hill.] Sale of Gooseberry Hall, the seat of Sir Hildebrod Goose-
berry, by Mr. Triptolemos Scattergoods. (Misc. CoU. toI. 7.) 4^ London, 1843.
Street Patino. Annual Report of the Practical and Scientific Association for the
promotion of improved Street Paving, &c (Ath. Coll. voL 166.) S° London, 1843.
Strickland (George) Discourse on the Poor Laws of England and Scotland, on the
State of die Poor of Ireland, and on Emigration. (Ath. CoU. vol. 34.) 8^
London, 1830.
Stromo (James) Address on the necessity of Education and the Arts in a Republican
Government (Am. CoU. vol. 18.) 8^ Burlington, 1827.
Stroud (George M) Sketch of theXaws relating to Slavery in the several States of
the United States of America. ( Aul CoU. vol. 29.) 8° PhUadelphia, 1827.
Stuart (Lord Dudley) Speech on the Policy of Russia, February 19, 1836. (Ath.
CoU. vol. 65.) 8^ London, 1836.
(Bfsgor-General) — see France.
Students. A Letter to a Young Student lately admitted of the University. (Nasm.
CoU. voL 1.) 8° London, 1759.
Directions for Young Students in Divinity. (Nasm. CoU. vol. 11.) 8°
London, 1766.
Sturgess (J.) Thoughts on the Residence of the Clergy ; with Observations. (Nasm.
CoU. voL 41.) 8^ London, 1802.
Subsidiary System. An Answer to a Pamphlet on the Subsidiary System. (M Pitt
CoU. voL 48.) 8° London, 1755.
Succession to the Crown. The Treaty between her BIsgesty and the States General,
for securing the Succession to the Crown of Great Britain. (M. Pitt CoU.
ToL 12.) 8° London, 1712.
Sugar Colonies. A Letter concerning the Importance of our Sugar Colonies to
Great Britain. (M. Pitt Coll. vol. 41.) 8^ London, 1745.
Sugar Duties. Considerations against laying any new Duty upon Sugar. (M. Pitt
CoU. vol 40.) 8° London, 1744.
The Many sacrificed to the Few ; proved by the effects of the Sugar Mono-
poly. (Ath. Coil vol. 148.) 8^ London, 1841.
Common Sense View of the Sugar Question. (Ath. CoU. vol. 148.) S^
London, 1841.
The Ministry and the Sugar Duties. (Ath. CoU. vol. 177.) 8^ London, 1844.
SuGDEN (Sir Edward) Letter on the present state of the Appellate Jurisdiction of
Chancery and the House of Lords. (Ath. CoU. vol. 76.) 8^ London, 1835.
. Speech on the Law of WUls BUI. (Ath. CoU. vol. 84.) 8^ London, 1838.
SuLLTVAN (John) — see Sinde.
SuKNSR (Bradford) Oration deUvered in commemoration of American Independence.
(Am. CoU. vol 17.) 8° Boston, 1828.
(Bishop Charles Richard) A Charge, deUvered at his Third Visitation of the
Diocese of Winchester. (Charges, voL 1.) 8^ London, 1837.
A Charge, at his Fourth Visitation. (Charges, vol 3.) 8^ London, 1841.
(Bishop John Bird) A Charge, deUvered to the Clergy of the Diocese of
Chester, in 1838. (Charges, vol. 1.) 8° London, 1838.
3 u
514 TRACTS.
SuMMBB (Bbhop Jolin Bird) A Charge, delivered to the Clergy of the IMoeeK of
Chester, in 1841. (Charges, yol a) 8^ London, 1841.
see PercevaL
(Robert) Ccmolo ad Clenim. (Nasm. CoR vol. 20.) 8^^ London, 1768.
Sussex (Doke of) Address at the AnniTersarj Meeting of the Royal Society, a No-
vember, 1837. (Atb. ColL voL 101.) 8^ London, 1837.
Address at the Anniversary Meeting of the Royal Society, November, 18S8.
(Ath. ColL voL 143.) 8° London, 1838.
SwAiNE (Edward) On National Edacadon. (Ath. Coll. vol. 171.) 8^ London, IWL
Swan (Robert) The Principle of Chnrch Rates. (Ath. Coll. vol. 66.) 8® London, 1837.
Swift (Dean) A Vindication of Lord Carteret from the charge of fiivonring noae
bat Tories, High Chnrchmen, and Jacobites. (M. Pitt ColL voL Sa) 8'
London, 1730.
Some Free Thooghts upon the present State of Aifidn. (M. Pitt CoD. tqL
30.) 8° London, 1741.
(H. H.) Report of the Sorvey of the ronte of the Ithaca and Oswega Rtthod
(Am. ColL voL 33.) 8^ Ithaca, 1828.
(Theophilns) Hear Him I Hear Himl in a I^ter to die Right Hob. Job
Foster. (Union ColL voL 6.) 8^ Dublin, 1799.
SwTTZEBLAND. Materiaux poor completer I'Ecrit, intitnU ** Snr la Coniedaatioi
Suisse et les Pretentions de Berne." (Mack. CoU. voL 12.) 8^ Laoaanne, 1814.
Constitution da Canton de Vaud. (Mack. ColL vol. 12.) 8^ l^wmne, 1$14
Stkes (Arthur Ashley) A Second Letter to Dr. Sherlock; with a Postaoqittj
Bishop Hoadly. (Bangor. Coll. voL 1.) 8° London, 1717.
Third Letter to Dr. Sherlock. (Bangor. ColL vol. 1.) 8^ London, 1717.
Dr. Sherlock's Conduct considered in his remarks upon Bishop Hoadly's Trot-
ment of the Clergy and Convocation. (Baogor. ColL voL 1.) 8^ London, ITIS.
(Lieut-CoL W.) Abstract of the Statistics of the Deccan. (Ath. ColL voL ::.)
8° Tendon, 1827.
Remarks on the Identity of the Personal Ornaments in the Boddlia Tesupkf
at Carli, with those of the Brinjaris. (Misc. ColL vol. 4.) 4^ London, 1831
Description of the Wild Dog of the Western Ghats. (Misc. ColL voL 4.) 4=
London, 1833.
Account of the Kolisurra Silk Worm of the Deccan. (Misc. ColL roL 4.)
4° London, 1834.
Statistics of Cadiz. (Ath. ColL vol. 1 18.) 8° London, 1838.
Buddhism versus Brahmanism. (Ath. ColL voL 182.) 8^ London, 1844
On the Three- Faced Bust of Siva, in the Cave of Elephanta, near Boiclaj.
(Ath, ColL vol. 118.) 8° London, 1839.
Remarks on the Origin of the Popular Belief in the Upas, or Poison Tree d
Java. (Ath. ColL voL 118.) 8° London, 1339.
Stmons (J. C.) Protest against the Educational Clauses of the New Factory BiB;
with a Substitute. (Ath. ColL voL 171.) 8° London, 1843.
T. S. A Letter in Verse, containing Remarks on some of the prevailiog topics of lite-
rature and Criticism. (Ath. ColL vol. 102.) 12° London (privately printed), 1S3&
Taaffe (Dennis) The Probability, Causes, and Consequences of an Union betweei
Great Britain and Ireland, discussed. (Union ColL voL 1.) 8° DubUn, 1799.
(Nicholas, Lord) Observations on ASairs in Ireland from 1691 to 1766w (X.
Pitt ColL vol. 65.) 8° Dublin, 1766.
Talbot (Dr. William, Bishop of Oxford) Serious Answer to his Speech on the Pint
Article of Dr. SachevereU's Impeachment (Nasm. ColL voL 13.^ 8^ 17ia
(R.) The Serf: a Tragedy. (Misc. ColL voL 1.) If9 Londcm, 1828.
TRACTS. 515
Taijoubo (Mr. Seijeant) Speech <m Moying for the ** Bill on the Law of Oopyright**
(Ath. ColL Tol. 73.) 8^ London, 1837.
Speech in the House of CommonSy on moying the second reading of the Copy-
right BiU. (Ath. ColL toL 103.) 8^ London, 1838.
see Copyright.
Speech for the Defendant, in the prosecution of the Queen y. Moxon, for the
publication of Shelley^s Works. (Ath. Coll. yol. 152.) 8^ London, 1841.
Tar.T.MAPOE (Judge) Reyiew of the Opinion of Judge Cowen in the case of Alexander
McLeod. (Misc. Coll. yoL 11.) 8° New York, 1841.
Talbich (Dr.) — see Catalogue.
et Halma-Grand. Cicatrisation des Plaies Arterielles. (Ath. Coll. yol. 11.)
B^ Paris, 183L
Tatlob (Sir Herbert) Remarki on an Article in the Edinburgh Reyiew, No. 135, on
the Times of George m. and nr. (Ath. Coll. yol. 103.) 8^ London, 1838.
(John) The Music Speech, at Cambridge, July 6th, 1T30 ; with an Ode
designed to have been then set to Music (Nasm. Coll. yoL 14.) 8^ London, 1730.
(John) Negro Emancipation, and West Indian Lidependence, the True Interest
of Great Britain. (Am. ColL vol. 29.) 8° Liyerpool, 1824.
On the Profits of Mining in England, in relation to the Prospects of Mining
in Mexico. (Ath. Coll. yol. 24.) 8° London, 1825.
Who pays the Taxes? (Ath. Coll. vol. 148.) 8^ London, 1841.
(Richard) Letter on the conduct of the Lords of the Treasury with regard to
the Gresham Trusts, and the Re-building of the Royal Exchange. (Ath. ColL
yol. 118.) 8° London, 1839.
(William Cooke) Factories and the Factory System, from Parliamentary Docu-
ments and Personal Examination. (Ath. ColL voL 172.) 8^ London, 1844.
see Factories, and Factory SysteuL
Taxation. Read, Compare, and Judge Facts. (Ath. Coll. voL 148.) 8^ London, 1841.
Tebab (C. Antonio Munos) Manifiesto por orden de S. E. el Libertador de Venezuela.
(Mack. ColL voL 12.) 8° Caracas, 1814.
TsGO (Thomas) Remarks on the Speech of Seijeant Talfourd, on the Law of Copy-
right. (Ath. ColL vol. 103.) 8° London, 1837.
Tench (Migor) Letters written in France, between November, 1794, and May, 1795.
(M. Pitt ColL voL 139.) 8° London, 1796.
Tbnison (Archbishop) His Last Will and Testament (Nasm. ColL vol. 24.) 8^
London, 1716.
Tennant (C.) On Systematic Colonization. (Ath. ColL vol. 36.) 8° London, 1830.
Tennessee (West) Committee of Finance Report for 1825, 1826. (Am. Coll.voL 42.)
12^ Tennessee, 1827.
Ten Tbibes. An Inquiry respecting their Destiny. (Ath. ColL yoL 156.) 8^
London, 1840.
Tebceiba. Reflections on the Self-styled Regency of the Island of Terceira. (Ath.
ColL voL 4.) 8° London, 1830.
Texas. — see Channing.
TxTNHAH (Lord) How it must Work : an Address to the Freeholders and Electors
of the United Empire. (Ath. Coll. voL 30.) 8° London, 1832.
Thames. Considerations on the Present State of the Navigation of the River Thames;
and on the Utility of a Navigable Canal from Maidenhead to Isleworth. (M. Pitt
ColL voL 128.) 8° London, 1791.
Report of the Committee on Mr. Martin's Plan for the Improvement of the
Thames. (Misc. Coll. voL 6.) A9 London, 1836.
Tunnel. An Exposition of Facts and Circumstances relating to the Thames
Tunnel, iU Object, &c., by Sir I. M. BnmeL (Ath. CoU. vol. 47.) 8^ London, 1833
516 TRACTS.
Thamsa Tunnel. Rapport a T Academie des Beaux Arts de I'Institat, par Bw Sehlick,
snr le Tunnel sous la Tamise k Londres. (Misc. ColL vol. 3.) A^ Paris, 182(.
Letter to G. H. Wollaston, on the Affiiirs of the Thames Tannd Compsoj.
(Ath. Coll. Tol. 23.) 99 London, 1828.
Theatbical (The) Campaign, for 1766-67. (Nasm. CoIL voL 18.) 8^ London, 1767.
Thelwaix (A. S.) The Iniquities of the Opium Trade with China. (Ath. CoQ. vol
126.) 8° London, 1837.
Thicknesbe (Philip) Cn the Customs and Blanners of the French. (Nasm. CoO.
voL 16.) 8° London, 1766.
Thiebs (M.) Discours et Opinion sur les Affiures d'Espagne. (Ath. ColL yoL 6i}
8° Paris, 1837.
Discours prononc^s dans les Stances des 17 et 22 JanTier, 1844, en repanie a
Discours de U Couronne. (Ath. Coll. vol. 183.) 8° Paris, 1844.
Things as they Are. ( M. Pitt Coll. yoI. 56.) 8° London, 1758.
Thirlwall (Bishop Connop) Letter to Dr. Thomas Turton, on the Admicaoo of
Dissenters to Academical Degrees. (Ath. CoU. vol 43.) 8° Cambridge, 1834.
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A Charge to the Clergy of the Diocese of St David's, at his primary VwA-
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see Whewell.
Thompson (E.) A Triumph of Christianity. (Tract. Controv. yoL9.) 8^ London, 184U
Thomson (Charles) Obseryations upon Parliamentary Pledges bj Candidates to tlieir
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(C. Poulett) Speech on the State of Taxation of the Kingdom. (Ath. Cofi.
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Thobnton (E.) On the Report of the Bullion Committee ; with Remarks oa die
Work of Francis Blake. (Bullion ColL toL 1.) 8° London, 1811.
(Henry) Historical Summary of the Corn Laws. (Com L. ColL toL 2.) 8^
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(William T.) The true Consequences of the Repeal of the Com Laws. (Cora
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Thorp (Robert) Practical Conservatism : its nature and uses; with an Append on
Conservative Statesmen in Parliament. (Ath. Coll. voL 109.) 8^ London, I S40.
Liberty of the Subject I Reasons for the Freedom of the Sherifi^ deduced torn
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(Archdeacon Thomas) The (^mmemoration Sermon, preached December
16th, 1830. (Sermons, voL 1.) 8° Cambridge (privately printed), 1831.
Individual Vice, Social Sin ; a Sermon. (Sermons, voL 1.) 8*^ London, 1832.
On Obsolete Rules ; a Sermon. (Sermons, voL 1.) 8° Cambridge, 1834.
The Profitableness of the Christian Ministry ; a Sermon. (Sermons, vd. 1.)
8° Cambridge. 1834.
On Religious Education ; a Sermon. (Sermons, vol. 1.) 8° Cambridge, ISM.
A Sermon, preached on Easter Day, 1834. (Sermons, voL 1.) 8° Cam-
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The Commemoration Sermon preached at Cambridge, December 14, 183S.
(Sermons, vol. 3.) 8° Cambridge, 1836.
A Charge, delivered at the First Visitation of the Archdeaconry of Bristol, in
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Sermon at the Foundation of the Hannah More Schools ; with Appendix, con-
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The Students* Walk ; a Sermon. (Sermons, voL 4.) 8^ Cambridge, 1840.
Thorpe (Dr. Robert) Reply to Mr. Macaulay*s Letter on the African Institotiofc
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Thorpe (Dr. Robert) On the Sierra Leone Companj and African Institution. (Mack.
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see African Institution.
(W.) Review of a Letter fix)m the Rev. W. Sewell to Dr. E. B. Pusey, on No.
90 Tracts for the Times. (Tract Controv. vol. 6.) 8^ London, 1841.
Thcbloe's State Papbbs. Letter on their Publication ; with an impartial Account of
the Author and the Book. (M. Pitt (^11. vol. 33.) 8^ London, 1742.
[TicKELL (Richard)] La Cassette Verte de M. de Sartine, trouvee chez Mdlle. Dn
The. (M. Pitt Ck)U. vol 92.) 8° La Haye, 1779.
TiLOHHAN ((}hief Justice l^liam) — see Binney, and Du Ponceau.
Tithes. Animadversions on a Rev. Prelate's Remarks upon the Bill to prevent Suits
for Tythes. (Nasm. Coll. vol 10.) 8° London, 1731.
An Essay on the Tithe System. ( Ath. (^U. vol 44.) 8^ Oxford, 1822.
Observations on the Causes of the Evils resulting from the Tithe System; with
Suggestions for a Remedy. (Ath. Coll. vol. 33.) 8^ London, 1831.
Thoughts on ancient and modem Tithes. (Ath. ColL vol 33.) 8° London, 1832.
Letters to Lord Althorp, on his proposed Change of the Tithe System, and the
Working of the Poor Laws ; with Plan of Extensive Relief for the Landed Interest
(Ath. Coll. vols. 33 and 45.) 8° London, 1833.
Observations on Tithes, shewing their Oppressive Operation on the Cultivation
of Land. (Ath. ColL vol. 44.) 8° London, 1834.
Letter to the Members for Kent, shewing Tithes to be a Legislative Impost
(Ath. Coll. vol. 66.) 8° London, 1835.
Observations on the English Tithe Bill, and on the Rev. R. Jones's Remarks.
(Ath. ColL vol 66.) 8^ London, 1836.
Report of the Case in the Exchequer Court, of the Archdeacon of Killaloe versus
John Gavan and others, for recovery of Tithes. (Ath. Coll. voL 62.) 8°
Dublin, 1836.
The Total Extinction of Tithe and Sale of all Church Property recommended,
by Vetus. (Ath. Coll. vol 136.) 8° London, 1840.
To Be, or Not to Be, a Nation ? that is the (^estion. (Union ColL vol 2.) 8^
Dublin, 1799.
[Todd (Dr. James H.)] Remarks on a Pamphlet, entitled a ** Letter of Pope Gregory
XVI. to the Bishops of Ireland." (Ath. Coll vol 70.) 8^ Dublin, 1836.
7orr (Mary) — see Manningham.
Toleration. The Right of the Protestant Dissenters to a Compleat Toleration asserted.
(Bl Pitt Coll. vol. 126.) 8° London, 1789.
A Collection of Testimonies in favour of Religious Liberty in the case of the
Dissenters, Roman Catholics, and Jews. (M. Pitt Coll vol 126.) 8° London, 1790.
[ToMKiNS (Isaac)] Thoughts upon the Aristocracy of England. (Ath. Coll vol 54.)
8^ London, 1835.
Epistle Dedicatory to Isaac Tomkins, on the Free Grammar Schools of Eng-
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Tooke (John Home) A Letter to a Friend, on the reported Marriage of the Prince of
Wales. (M. Pitt Coll vol. 120.) S^ London, 1787.
A Letter to John Home Tooke, occasioned by his Two Pair of Portraits.
(M. Pitt Coll. vol 125.) 8° London, 1789.
(Thomas) Letter to Lord Grenville, on the Effects ascribed to the Resumption
of Cash Payments. (Ath. Coll vol. 14.) 8° London, 1829.
see Torrens.
ToPHST ; or. Modem Illuminism ; a Political Tract for the Times. (Ath. Coll.
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518 TRACTS-
ToBQDBHADA THE TouNQXB. Letter to the Yioe-Chanoellor of the Unirenhy of Oi-
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TosBBNs (Colonel R.) On the External Com Trade. (Mack. ColL toL 19.) 9P
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Three Lettera to the Marquis of Chandos, on the efltects of the Com Lawi.
(Ath. ColL Yol. 114.) 8^ London, 1839.
Letters on Commercial Policy. (Ath. ColL yoL 37.) 8^ London, 1833.
Letter to Lord Melbourne, on the Derangement in the Money Market, and on
Bank Reform. (Ath. ColL toL 69.) 8^ London, 1837.
A Letter to Mr. Tooke, in reply to his Olgections agunat the aeparation of the
Business of the Bank into a Department of Issue, and a Department of Deposit tsd
Discount ; with a Plan of Bank Reform. (Ath. Coll. yoL 122.) 8^ London, 1840-
Inquiry into the Practical Working of the proposed Arrangements for the Re-
newal of the Bank Charter. (Ath. ColL ToL 176.) 8^ London, 1844.
Reply to the Objections of the Westminster Review, to the Government Plan
for the Regulation of the Currency. (Ath. ColL yoL 176.) 8^ London, 1844
On the Condition of England, and on the means of removing the Causes of
Distress ; with Postscript (Ath. Coll. yoL 169.) 8^ London, 1843.
Letter to Lord Ashley, on the principles which regulate Wages, and on the
manner in which they would be reduced, by a Ten Hours' BilL (Ath. CoD. yoL 17L)
8^ London, 1844.
Letter to N. W. Senior, in reply to the Article <* Free Trade and Retaliatkn,"
in the Edinburgh Review, No. 157. (Ath. ColL voL 177.) 8^ London, 1844.
ToBT. Sentiments of a Tory in respect to a late important Transaction. (M. Pitt CoD.
YoL 30.) 8® London, 1741.
A Letter to the Tories; with Three Letters to the Whigs in answer. (M.
Pitt Coll. voL 44.) 8° London, 1748.
The Honest Grief of a Tory expressed^ in two genuine Letters from Wiltshire
(M. Pitt ColL voL 57.) 8° London, 1759.
-* Tories, Whigs, and Radicals, in Answer to a Letter by Sir E. L. Bulwer.
(Ath. Coll. voL 53.) 8° London, 1834.
Party (The) Are they not to be feared ? (Ath. ColL voL 51.) 8° Loo-
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ToTTiE (T. W.) Statement of the Trusts and Administrations of Lady Hewley'i
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TovTNSEND (— ) The Dawn of Freedom ; a Political Satire. (Ath. ColL voL 41.) 8°
London, 1832.
TowNSHEND (Charles) A Letter to the Right Hon. Charles Townshend. (M. PiuCoU.
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(George) A Plan for Abolishing Pluralities and Non- Residence in theCkireh
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Tracts for the Times, No. 89. On the Mysticism attributed to the Early Fadien of
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No. 90, by the Rev. J. H. Newman. (Tract Controv. voL 6.) B9 London, 1841.
Certain Documents connected with Tract No. 90. (Tract Controv. voL 6.)
8° Oxford, 1841.
Some Documents connected with No. 90. (Tract. Controv. voL 6.) 8°
Oxford, 1841.
A Letter to the Author of Tract No. 90. (Tract. ControY. voL 6.) 8^
Oxford, 1841.
Strictures on Tract No. 90, in Two Parts. (Tract Controv. voL 7.) 8°
Oxford, 1841.
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Tracts roR the Tmsa Oxford, or Rome? a Letter to Rev. J. H. Newman, on
No. 90. (Tract Controv. toL 7.) 8^ London, 1841.
A Peep into No. 90, bj Charlotte Elizabeth. (Tract, Controv. voL 7.) 8®
London, 1841.
SpecimenB of the Theological Teaching of certain Memben of the Corpus
Committee, at Oxford. (Atb. Coll. yol. 64.) 8^ London, 1836.
Letters on the Tracts for the Times ; with an Appendix and Notes. (Tract
Controv. vol. 8.) 8° Oxford, 1841.
Extracts firom the Tracts for the Times; showing that to oppose Ultra-
Protestantism is not to &Yoar Popery. (Tract Controv. vol. 8.) 8^
London, 1841.
A few Remarks on the Idolatroos Tendency of some parts of the Oxford
Tracts. (Tract Controv. vol 8.) 99 London, 1839.
A Letter to certain Lay-Members of the Chnreh of England who have
memorialised the Primate on the ''Tracts for the Times." (Tract Controv.
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A Tract for the Times, No. 91, by a Bystander. (Tract Controv. vol 7.)
8^ London, 1841.
A New Tract for the Tunes: the ''Chnreh Principles" of Nice, Rome, and
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see Bagot, Jelf, Linwood, Manrice, Newman, Perceval, Pope, Pnsey, and
Ward.
Tract (Darby) Letter to Mr. D. Feagan, wherein is proved the effects which an
Union with Great Britain will have on the Common People of Ireland ; with an
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Feagan.
Trade. A Proposal for Encoara^ng and Improving of Trade in General (M. Pitt
Coll vol 18.) 8° London, 1721.
Letter on the Support of Trade, by a True Englishman. (Bl Pitt CoU. vol 23.)
8° London, 1734.
Dissertation on the present Conjuncture with regard to Trade. (M. Pitt Coll.
vol 27.) 8° London, 1739.
Present State of British and French Trade to Africa and America. (M. Pitt
Coll vol 41.) 8° London, 1745.
The State of Trade in the Northern Colonies considered ; with an Account of
Nova Scotia. (M. Pitt Coll vol 44.) 8^ London, 1748.
Proposals made by the Prince of Orange to the States-General, for redressing
and amending the Trade of the Repnblick. (M. Pitt Coll vol 46.) 8^
London, 1751.
New and Old Principles of Trade compared ; or, a Treatise on the Principles
of Conmierce between Nations. (M. Pitt Coll vol 122.) 8° London, 1788.
Observations on that part of the Speaker's Speech which relates to Trade.
(Union Coll vol 5.) 8° Dublin, 1799.
Trade and Credit. Remarks suggested by the present state of Trade and Credit.
(Ath. Coll. vol 125.) 8^ London, 1840.
Another Edidon ; with Corrections and Additions. (Ath. Coll vol 167.) 8^
London, 1842.
Trades' Unions. Chsraoter, Object, and Effects of Trades' Unions; with some
Remarks on the Law concerning them. (Ath. Coll. vol. 48.) 8^ L<mdon, 1834.
Traill (James) A Letter to Lord Brougham, on the Police Reports and the Police
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Transactions of the Royal Astronomical Society, vols. 1 to 6, 1831-1844. (Ath.
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520 TRACTS.
TaANaAcnoNS. Report of the Cambridge Camden Society for 1840 ; with the Addrai
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Of the Cambridge Philosophical Society, (llisc ColL rol 2.) 4^ Cim-
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Institation of Ciyil Engineers. Minntes of Proceedings, Session 18S9. (Ath.
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Annnal Report of the Council of the Royal Institation of Sooth Wikt.
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Reports of the Conncil and Auditors of the Zoological Society of LondoD.
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Report of the Royal Society of Northern Antiquariea at Copenhagen, fcr
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Report of the Royal Society of Northern Antiquaries at Copenhagen, &r
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T&APP (Joseph) The Real Nature of the Church or ELingdom of Christ ; a Sennon
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Trayancore. Reply to Lieutenant-General Macauley, on the TraTancore Petitioo.
(Ath. CJoU. vol 27.) 8^ London, 1832.
Tbeatibs. The Old French Way of Managing Treaties. (M. Pitt CoU. toL 11.)
8^ London, 1711.
Some Remarks on the Barrier Treaties. (M. Pitt Ck>lL voL 12.) 8°
London, 1712.
Obseryations upon the Treaty between the Crowns of Great Britain, Fnnoe^
and Spain, concluded at Se^rUle, Noyember 9, 1729. (Bl Pitt CoU. voL 20 ) ^
London, 1729.
Free Thoughts on the Treaty of Worms. Letter from a Genoese Gendesna,
on that Part of the Treaty regarding the Town of Pinal; and Reply. (M. Pitt
<OU- voL 40.) 8° London, 1744-45.
Considerations on the Definitiye Treaty, signed at Aix-la-ChapeUe, in Oct
1748. (M. Pitt CoU. vol 44.) 8^ London, 1748.
The Interests of the Empress Queen, the Kings of France and Spain, and their
AlUes, betrayed in the Preliminary Articles, signed at Aix-la-ChapeUe in 1748.
(M. Pitt CoU. vol 44.) S^ London, 1748.
Treaty of Navigation and Commerce between England and France; vitk
a WooUen Draper's Letter on the same. (M. Pitt ColL vpL 116.) 8^
London, 1786.
Helps to a right Decision upon the Merits of the late Treaty of Commeree
with France. (M. Pitt Coll. vol. 120.) 8° London, 1787.
Tbemblet (Abraham) The Art of Hatching and Bringing up Domestic Fowls by
Artificial Heat (M. Pitt CoU. vol. 46 .) 8^ London, 1750.
Trsveltan (C. E.) The No- Popery Agitation and the Liverpool (Corporation Schools.
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(Walter Calverley) On the Vegetation and Temperature of the Faroe Islands.
(Ath. CoU. vol. 57.) 8° Edinburgh, 1835.
Another Edition. (Misc. ColL vol. 6.) 4° Florence, 1837.
TnoTTER (Alexander) Plan of Conmiunication between the New and Old Town
of Edinburgh, in the Une of the Earthen Mound. (Misc. CoU. vol. 3.) 4° Edin-
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(John B.) An Livestigation of the LegaUty and YaUdity of a Union. (Union
CoU. voL 4.) 8° DubUn, 1799.
Trumbull (John) Letters to the President of the United States, on the encourage-
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New York, 1827.
Truth. The Naked Truth. No. 1. (M. Pitt CoU. voL 48.) 8° London, 1755.
TRACTS. 621
Truth. A Spedmen of Naked Trath, from a Britiali Sailor. (M. Pitt CoU. voL 42.)
B^ London, 1746.
TocKSB (Dean Joseph) An Essay on the AdTantages and Disadvantages to France
and Great Britain, with regard to Trade. (M. Pitt Coll vol. 47.) 8^
London, 1753
Four Tracts, on Political and Commercial Saljects. (Bl Pitt ColL vol 76.)
S^ Gloneester, 1774.
Address and Appeal to the Landed Interest in Great Britain and Ireland,
respecting the Colonies of America. (M. Pitt Coll. rol. 79.) 8^ Gloucester, 1775.
A Series of Answers to certain Popular Objections against separating from
the Rebellioas Colonies, and discarding them entirely. (M. Pitt Coll. yoL 81.)
8° Gloucester, 1776.
Cui Bono? An Enquiry, what Benefits can arise either to the English, Ameri-
cans, French, Spaniards, or Dutch, from the greatest Victories or Successes in the
present War. (M. Pitt Coll. voL 98.) 8^^ Gloucester, 1781.
Reflections on the Low Price of coarse Wools, its causes and remedies. (M.
Pitt ColL vol. 101.) 8° London, 1782.
Four Letters on National Subjects, addressed to Lord Shelbume. (M. Pitt
Coll. vol. 106.) 8^ Gloucester, 1783.
Reflections on the Disputes between Great Britain and Ireland. (M. Pitt
ColL YoL 114.) 8° London, 1785.
see Clarke.
TuBKET. Remarks on the Reflections on the Expediency of Opening a Trade to
Turkey. (M. Pitt ColL yoL 47.) 8° London, 1753.
British Diplomacy and Turkish Independence. (Ath. Coll. vol. 94.) 8°
London, 1838.
The Plain Sense Reasons of the Treaty of July, 1840, fbr maintaining the
integrity of Turkey. (Ath. ColL yoL 162.) 8^ London, 1841.
Turner (William) An Introductory Address on the first meeting of the Natural
History Society of Northumberland, Durham, and Newcastle-upon-Tyne, in 1829.
(Ath. ColL YoL 38.) 8^ Newcastle, 1829.
TuBOT (Joseph) Des Vcritables Dispositions de la France, et des Moyens les pluspro-
pres k en faciliter la Manifestation ; Memoire a TEmpereur de toates les Russies.
(Mack. ColL yoL 15.) 8° Paris, 1814.
TuRTON (Dean Thomas) On the Admission of Persons, without regard to their
Religious Opinions, to the UniYcrsities. (Ath. ColL yoL 43.) 8^ Cambridge, 1834.
Statement, in reply to a charge of ExdusiYe Dealing. (Ath. ColL voL 98.)
8<^ Cambridge, 1838.
Twining (Mr.) — see Owen.
Twi88 (Horace) Enquiry into the means of Consolidating and Digesting the Laws of
England. (Ath. CoU. yoL 10.) 8^ London, 1826.
ConserYatiYC Reform, being Outlines of a Counterplan. (Ath. ColL yoL 19.)
8^ London, 1832.
(Travers) On Money and Currency. (Ath. Coll. yoL 167.) 8°
Oxford, 1843.
Two Lectures on Machinery, deliYcred before the UniYersity of Oxford, in
Lent Term, 1844. (Ath. ColL yoL 178.) 8° London, 1844.
Twopenny (William) Some Remarks on the Taste and Effects of collecting Frag-
ments of Ancient Architecture. (Ath. ColL yoL 38.) 8° London, 1832.
Types. Specimens of the Types used in Moyes's Printmg Office. (Ath. ColL yoL 20.)
8^ London, 1831.
Tyranny. Modem Tyranny. (Ath. Coll. vol. 54.) 8® London, 1835.
3 X
522 TRACTS.
Ttbconnel (Earl of) An Address on the Corn Laws. (Ath. ColL vol 124.) 8°
London, 1840.
Tttleb (Patrick Fraser)— see Hunter.
** Una Voce Poco Fa," ex Banco Regins ; a Poem. (Ath. ColL yoL 102.) 8° Lon-
don (priratelj printed), 1838.
Union and No Union ; being an Enquiry into the Grievances of the Scots. (H Pitt
Coll. voL 13.) 8° London, 1713.
Universities. The Defects of an University Education, and its Unsuitableness tot
Commercial People. (Nasm. Coll. voL 1.) 8^ London, 1762.
Letters to the English Public, on the Condition, Abuses, and Capabilities of
the National Universities. (Ath. Coll. voL 67.) 8° London, 1836.
Brief Remarks on the Revival of the Professorial System, proposed in the
Statute to be submitted to Convocation. (Ath. ColL vol. 116.) 8^ Oxford, 1839.
Regulations of the University of London, on the subject of Examinatkos
for Degrees in Medicine and Arts, Matriculation, and Examination for Hononn.
(Misc. Coll. voL 9.) 8^ London, 1839.
Metropolitan University. Remarks on the Ministerial Plan of a Centnl
Examining Board. (Ath. ColL voL 67.) 8^ London, 1836.
Scottish. Analysis and Review of the First Report of the Commissionen for
visiting the Universities of King's College and Marischal College, AberdecB>
(Ath. CoU. voL 116.) 8° Aberdeen, 1839.
• see Barron, Beverley, Buchanan, Cambridge, Davis, Denison, ** Geneva," JeUs
Lee, Marriott, Morgan, Oxford, Perry, Sedgwick, Sewell, Thirlwall, Turtm.
Whewell, and Wordsworth.
Ure (Andrew) The Revenue in jeopardy firom Spurious Chemistry. (Atb. CoQ.
voL 168.) 8° London, 1843.
Ubquhabt (David) Case of Alexander Macleod, in whose person the Crown of Great
Britain is arraigned for Felony. (Misc. Coll. voL 10.) 8^ London, 1841.
see Russia.
UwiNS (David) Homoeopathy and Allopathy; or large, small, and atomic Doses?
(Ath. Coll. vol. 73.) 8° London, 1837.
Valens. Letters of V alens, which originally appeared in the London Evening Post ;
with Notes. (M, Pitt ColL vol. 85.) 8° London, 1777.
Valentia (Lord) — see Robinson.
Yaliniki. — see Ramdyana.
Van Buren (M.) On the Bank of the United States. (Ath. Coll. voL loa) 8°
London, 1836.
Vandermeulen (Peter) Account of Ten Pieces of Sculpture in Wood, his Chcf-
d*(Euvre. (Ath. ColL voL 56.) 8° Ghent, 1835.
Van Diemen's Land. Statistical Returns, 1824-35, during the Administration of
Colonel Arthur. (Misc. ColLvoL 6.; 4^ Hobart Town, 1836.
Company. Eighth Report ; to which is annexed Proposals for Tenants. ( Atk
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Van Gekl (Abbe) The Guet-a-Pens Diplomacy; or, Lord Ponsonby at Bmssells>
from the French, by a Patriot (Ath. Coll. voL 6.) 8° London, 1831.
Vansittart (Henry) Letter to the Proprietors of East India Stock. (M. Pitt Coll.
vol. 67.) 8° London, 1767.
(Nicholas) Inquiry into the State of the Finances of Great Britain, in Answer
to Mr. Morgan's Facts. (M. Pitt Coll. voL 133.) 8^ London, 1796.
Van Zandt (N. B.) — see Watterston.
Vaticination, as written in the 110th No. of Pue's Occurrences Redivivos!
(Union ColL voL 2.) 8° Dublin, 1799.
TRACTS. 523
Vacx (Robert) On the Efforts to improve the DiscipliDe of the Prison at Philadelphia,
and to reform the Criminal Code of Pennsylvania. (Am. ColL vol. 27.) 8°
Philadelphia, 1826.
Letter on the Penitentiary System of Pennsylvania, addressed to W. Roscoe,
Esq. (Am. ColL voL 27.) 8^ Philadelphia, 1827.
Reply to Two Letters of William Roscoe, Esq., on the Penitentiary System of
Pennsylvania. (Am. ColL voL 27.) 8° Philadelphia, 1827.
y£LE8.^see Mitchell.
Vbrax [a Catholic Layman] Letter to Rev. William Palmer, of Worcester College.
(Tract Controv. voL 3.) 8° London, 1841.
Yerbum Safienti ; or, a Few Reasons for thinking that it is imprudent to oppose
and difficult to prevent the projected Union. (Union ColL voL 2.) 8°
Dublin, 1799.
Vermont. Reports on the Finances of the State of Vermont, for 1826 and 1827; with
Register for 1829. (Am. ColL voL 44.) 8° Montpelier, 1829.
Verneuil (E. de) — see Murchison.
Vernon (Admiral) — see Spain.
Vertot (Abb^) — see Stanhope.
Vetub.— see Tithes,
Vice-Chancellor. — Objections to the Project of creating a Vice-Chancellor of
England. (Mack. ColL voL 2.) 8° London, 1812.
ViDA (M H.) Scacchia Ludus ; a Poem on the Game of Chess, translated by the Rev.
Samuel PuUein. (Nasm. ColL voL 18.) 8° Dublin, 1750.
ViGNOLES (Charles) and Joseph Locke. Two Reports on the projected Railway from
Liverpool to the Manchester Canal. ( Ath. ColL voL 57.) 8° Liverpool, 1835.
VnuLNUEVA (Doctor) Observations on Bishop Doyle's Answer to the House of
Commons Conmiittee. (Ath. ColL voL 15.) 8^ London, 1825.
ViLLERs (Charles) Coup-d'oeil sur TEtat actuel de la Litterature ancienne, et de
THistoire en Allemagne. (Mack. Coll. vol. 13.) 8° Amsterdam, 1809.
ViNCENNES. Lettres au Due de Broglie, sur les Prisonniers de Vincennes. (Ath.
ColL voL 7.) 8° London, 1830.
Vincent (Dean William) A Defence of Public Education ; with Remarks on the
Defence. (Nasm. ColL vol. 37.) 8° London, 1802.
Virginia. The Treasurer of Virginia's Annual Report for 1827 and 1828. (Am. Coll.
voL 46.) 4^ Richmond, 1828.
Report of the Second Auditor of the Fund for Internal Improvement of Vir-
ginia, for 1828; with the Governor's Letter, containing the Accounts of the
Literary Fund for 1828. (Am. ColL voL 46.) 4° Richmond, 1828.
Visiting Societies and Lay Readers ; a Letter to the Bishop of London, by Presbyter
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Vixen. British Diplomacy illustrated, in the affair of the " Vixen," by an old Diplo-
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Voice (The) of Humanity; or Journal of the Association for promoting humanity
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VoLci. Lettres concemant le Rapport de Bi. Gerhard, sur les Vases de Volci. (Ath.
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Vox PopuLi ; or, the Naked Truth. (Ath. ColL voL 22.) 8° London, 1830.
VuLLiAMT (B. L.) Considerations on Public Clocks, particularly Church Clocks;
with a Supplement of Correspondence. (Misc. Coll. vol. 2.) 4^ London, 1828-^0.
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524 TRACTS.
Wackkbbabth (F. D.) The Egyptian Bondage; or, a Second Call to Unioi.
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Waddinoton (Dean George) A Sermon, preached on the CommeiBoration Daj, is
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8^ London, 1840.
Waohorn (Thomas) Egypt as it Is, in 1838. (Ath. CoU. toL 87.) 8°
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Truths concerning Mahomet Ali, Egypt, Arabia, and Syria, addressed to die
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Wales. The Life and Death of Frederick Henry, Prince of Wales, by Sir C. Con-
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Letter from a Member of Parliamait, on the Motion to settle 100,0001 on dtt
Prince of Wales. (M. Pitt ColL yoL 25.) 8° London, 1736.
The Princess of Wales. — see Jersey.
WAI.E8BT (F. P.) Is England's Safety or Admiralty Interest to be conndered? (Alk
ColL voL 158.) 8^ London, 1841.
Walker (G. A.) Interment and Disinterment; and the Results, as afiEecting thi
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(T.) On Reform in Parochial Government (Ath. ColL yoL 45.) 8°
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Wall (Charles B.) Thoughts on Parliamentary Independence. (Ath. ColL vol. 107.)
8^ London, 1839.
Walpole Administbation. Articles of Impeachment for High Treason against Sr
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Review of the Motion for an Address to his Miyesty against a certain Great
Minister [Sir Robert Walpole]. (M. Pitt ColL vol. 30.) 8° London, 1741.
Reasons founded on Facts for a late Motion. (M. Pitt ColL vol. 30.) 8^
London, 1741.
Conduct of the late and present Ministry compared ; or. Review of the Tniis-
actions since the Resignation of the Earl of Orford. (Bi. Pitt Coll. voL 33.)
8° London, 1742.
Further Report from the Committee of Secrecy, on the Condnet of Robert,
Earl of Orford. (M. Pitt CoU. vol. 34.) 8^ London, 1742.
Review of the Principles and Conduct of the Two Parties joined in the Oppo-
sition to the late Minister. (M. Pitt Coll. voL 33.) 8^ London, 1742.
Thoughts on our Foreign and Domestic AfBsirs. (M. Pitt ColL voL 32.) 8^
London, 1742.
A Caveat against concluding this Session with an Act of Indemnity. (M.
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Walsh (John) On Torpedos found on the Coast of England. (M. Pitt ColL voL 73.)
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(Sir John) Poor Laws in Ireland considered in their probable effects. (AtL
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Observations on the Ministerial Plan of Reform. (Ath. ColL ycL 17.) 8°
London, 1831.
Popular Opinions on Parliamentary Reform considered. (Ath. Coll. voL 17.)
8° London, 1831.
TRACTS. 526
Walsh (CTir John) On the present B«lance of Parties in the State. (Ath. Coll vol.
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Walter (H.) Letter to H. F. Teatman, on the Poor Laws. (Atfa. ColL ToL 45.) 8^
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Waltb&s (J. E.) Delays in Chancery, traced to the eonftised state of the Laws of
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(Rohert) Letter to the Lord Chancdlor, on the Administration of the Laws of
Real Property. (Ath. ColL yoL 10.) 8^ London (priyately printed), 1829.
Letter to the Commissioners, on the Laws of Real Property, in favoar of a
General Register. (Ath. Coll. toL 10.) 8^ London, 1829.
Walton (J.) A Vindication of Sir Isaac Newton's Principles of Fluxions, in Answer
to Bishop Berkeley. (Nasm. Coll. toL 7.) 99 Dablin, 1735.
see Berkeley.
(William) Reply to the " Expose des droits de sa Majeste Donna Marian."
written for the purpose of exhibiting her rights to the Throne of PortogaL (Ath.
ColL voL 3.) 8"^ London, 1830.
First and Second Letters, to Earl Grey, on onr Political and Commercial
Relations with Portugal (Ath. ColL vol. 3.) 8^ London, 1831.
First and Second Letters, to Viscoont Palmerston, on his Speech on the
Relations of England with PortogaL (Ath. ColL vols. 4 and 28.) 8°
London, 1830-33.
Spain; or, Who is the lawful Successor to the Throne? (Ath. ColL voL 55.)
8^ London, 1834.
Reply to the Anglo-Cristino Pamphlet, entitled the ** Policy of England
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On the Naturalization of the Alpaca. (Ath. ColL vol. 153.) 8^
London, 1841.
Wanset (Henry) Wool Encouraged without Exportation; or. Practical Observations
on Wool and the Woollen Manufacture. (M. Pitt ColL vol. 128.) S^
London, 1791.
Thoughts on Poor-Houses, with a view to their general Reform. (Nasm.
ColL voL 32.) S^ London, 1801.
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Graham, on the Debate on the Motion of Want of Confidence in the Ministry,
January 29-31, 1840. (Ath. ColL vol. 145.) 9° London, 1840.
Wab. Great Britain's Speediest Sinking Fund is a powerful Maritime War, rightly
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Reasons for a War, in order to establish the Tranquillity and Commerce of
Europe. (M. Pitt ColL vol. 20.) 8° London, 1729.
A Letter to a Foreign Minister; in which the Grounds of the Present War
are truly stated. (M. PiU ColL voL 41.) S^ London, 1745.
Considerations on the Present German War; with an Answer to it, and
Reasons in Support of that War. (M. Pitt ColL voL 59.) 8° London, 1760.
Some Remarks on the Apparent Circumstances of the War, in October, 1795.
(M. Pitt ColL voL 138.) 8° London, 1795.
in Disguise ; or, the Frauds of the Neutral Flags. (Mack. ColL toL 1.) 8^
London, 1805.
The Principles and Practice of War, compared with the Precepts and
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Warbubtok (Bishop)— see Lowth.
526 TRACTS.
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(Henry George) The First Step to a Poor Law for Ireland. (Ath. CoIL
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(Plomer) The Reviewer Reviewed ; heing an Examination of a Critical Notiee,
in the Edinhorgh Review, of Mr. Plomer Ward's Historical Essay on the Reroh-
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(Richard) Two Disconrses. (Sermons, vol. 1.) 8^ Camhridge, 1826.
(William) On Monetary Derangements, in a Letter to the Proprietors of Bsok
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(W. G.) Consensas Onmiom; or, the Text of Orthodoxy, by a Member of
Oxford Convocation. (Ath. Coll. vol. 89.) 8^ London, 1838.
A Few More Words in support of No. 90, Tracts for the Times. (Tnct
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A Few Words in support of No. 90, with reference to Bfr. Wilson's Letter.
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Wabdbop (James) Case of a Lady bom blind, who received sight at an advanced
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Warrants. A Defence of the Migority in the House of Commons, on the (^uestioB
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■ Considerations on the Legality of General Warrants ; with a Postscript, and
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Warren (John C.) Description of an Egyptian Mummy, presented to the Massachu-
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see Bullock.
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Facts relating to the Capture of Washington, in Reply to some statements in
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Water. Art of Boring the Earth for the obtainment of a spontaneous flow of Water,
with a new Theory for the Rise of Waters. (Am. Coll. voL 27.) 8° New
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Letter to Sir R. Peel, on the Supply of Water to the Metropolis. (Ath. ColL
voL 24.) 8° London, 1828.
Waters (William) — see Country Magistrates.
Waterton (Charles) Two Letters to James Jameson. (Ath ColL voL 57.) 8-
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Ornithological Letter to William Swainson. (Ath. ColL voL 73.) 8° Wake-
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Watson (Alexander) Examination of Mr. Blackburn's Defence of the New Town
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(Ralph) Principle and Application of a Life and Ship Preserver. (Ath. CoU.
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Principle and Application of a Plan for preventiog Ships Foundering at
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Wattebston (G.) and N. B. Van Zandt. Tabolar Statistical Views of the Popola-
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Mint, Military and Naval Establishments, Expenditures, and Public Debt of the
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Waverlet (Edward Bradwardine) Two Letters to Malachi Malagrowther, on Scottish
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Watland (F.) Sermon before the Boston Baptist Foreign Mission Society, and the
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[Webber (Samuel)] Essay upon Trade in general, more especially of the Woollen
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Webster (Daniel) Discourse delivered at Plymouth, December 22, 1820, in Comme-
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Boston, 1826.
Discourse upon the Lives and Services of John Adams and Thomas Jefferson,
delivered in Boston, August 2, 1826. (Am. Coll. vol 17.) 8^ Boston, 1826.
Weld (Matthew) No Union ! being an Appeal to Irishmen. (Union Coll. voL 1.)
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628 . TRACTS,
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A safe and Practical Course in the West India Question. (Ath. ColL voL 46.)
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A Letter to the Colonial Secretary, on the precarious tenure of the Ldsad of
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Memorandum on the relative Importance of the West and East Indies te
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Account of the Proceedings in Westminster Hall at a General Meeting rfthe
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Westminster Hall Courts. Facts for the Consideration of Parliament, before the
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TRACTS. 529
Wetulnd (John) Thoughts sabmitted to the Employers of Labour, in the Coonty of
Norfolk, with a few Words to the Employed. (Ath. ColL yoL 35.) 8^ Nor-
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What is to re Donb? or. Past, Present, and Fatore. (Ath. ColL yoL 175.) 8^
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Whatklet (Archbishop Richard) Reply to the Government Plan for National Edu-
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A Speech in the House of Lords, on the Removal of certain Disabilities firom
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YoL 49.) 8^ London, 1833.
On Some Causes of Hostility to the Christian Religion, likely to operate at the
present period; a Charge, delivered at the Triennial Visitation of Dublin.
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see Barter.
Wheatstone (Professor Charles) Contributions to the Physiology of Vision, Part I.
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Notices of the Electro-Magnetic Telegraph. (Ath. ColL voL 184.) 8°
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Whewell (Professor William) Essay on Mineralogical Classification and Nomen-
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Mathematical Exposition of some Doctrines of Political Economy. (Misc.
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Remarks on the Rev. Connop Thirlwall's Letter on the Admission of Dis-
senters to Academical Degrees. (Ath. ColL voL 43.) 8° Cambridge, 1834.
On the Study of Mathematics as a part of a Liberal Education. (Ath. Coll*
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Report on the Progress of the Mathematical Theories of Electricity, Magnet-
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** Newton and Flamsteed ;" Remarks on an Article in Na cix. of the Quarterly
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Observations on the Tides : made at the Coast-Guard Stations, in June, 1834.
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Researches on the Tides, sixth Series ; Tide Observations on the Coasts of
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Answer to the Critique in the Edinburgh Review, on his History of the Induc-
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Discussion of the Question : Are Cause and Effect successive or simultaneous ?
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see Hare.
Whig. A Letter from a Country Whig, wherein appears who are the Truest Friends
to their King and Country. (M. PiU ColL voL 15.) 8^ London, 1715.
The Character of an Independent Whig. (M Pitt Coll. voL 15.) 8°
London, 1716.
An Unconnected Whig's Address upon the present Civil War, the State of
Public Affiurs, and the Real Cause of all the National Calamities. (M. Pitt Coll.
voL 87.) 8<^ London, 1777.
Whigs. The Publick Spirit of the Whigs set forth, in their Generous Encouragement
of the Author of the Crisis. (M. Pitt ColL vol. 14.) 4^ London, 1714.
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Whig Government; or, Two Tears' Retrospect (Ath. ColL vol. 30.) 8°
London, 1832.
3 I
530 TRACTS.
Wmos. What haye the Wlugt done? or, an Answer to Sir E. L. Bnlwei^s <*PxcieBt
CrisiB.'* (Ath. Coll. YoL 53.) 8<^ London, 1634.
and Tories, both Wrong. (Ath. ColL toL 52.) S^ London, 1835.
The Whigs of 1837. (Ath. ColL voL 97.) S^ London, 1837.
The Merits of the Whigs ; or, a Warning to the People of England. (AtL
ColL YoL 144.) 8^ London, 1840.
see Tories.
Whiston (William) An Account of the Conyoeation Proceedings with relation to lb,
Whiston; with a Postscript and Supplement (Nasm. ColL yoL 16.) 8°
London, 1711.
Account of hb Prosecution at, and Banishment from, Cambridge. (Nami
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Whttbt (Daniel) Answer to Dr. Snape*s Second Letter to Bishop Hoadly. (Baogot
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White (J.) England and her Interests ; the ** Times," the GoYemment, and tk
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(John Meadows) A Letter to James Stewart, Esq., on the Enfrandiisemat
of Copyholds. (Ath. Coll. yoL 115.) 8^ London (priyately printed), 1839.
(Captain W.) Cn the Affidrs of PortngaL (Ath. ColL yuL 28.) SP Loa-
don, 1833.
BGrsas K^wan Jah ; or, the Dethroned King of Oude in Chains. (Ath. CoH
YoL 87.) 8^ London, 1838.
(William) Memoirs of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States of
America. (Am. CJolL yoL 14.) S^ Philadelphia, 1820.
Whitefield (6.) Letter to Dr. Durell, on the Expulsion of Six Students from Edmund
Hall, Oxford. (Nasm. ColL yoL 19.) S^ London, 1768.
The Oxford Expulsion condemned, and the Gross Errors of the Oxoniin
refuted, in his Remarks on 6. Whitefield's Letter to Dr. DurelL (Nasnu CoD.
vol. 20.) 8° London, 1769.
Whitely (H.) Three Months in Jamaica, in 1832. (Ath. ColL yoI. 27.) ^
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Whitington (G. T.) The Falkland Islands, &c (Ath. ColL yoL 131.) 8°
London, 1840.
Whithore (W. W.) Speech in the Conmion*, and Letter to the Electors of Bridge-
north. (Ath. ColL YoL 13.) 8^ London, 1825-26.
Speech on the Trade with the East Indies and China. (Ath. ColL yoL 8.)
8° London, 1829.
Two Letters on the Com Laws, to the Manchester Chamber of Commeree.
(Ath. ColL vol. 113.) 8° London, 1839.
Letter to the Agriculturists of the County of Salop. (Misc. ColL voL 5.) 12^
London, 1841.
Second Letter to the Agriculturists of the County of Salop. (Com L. CoU.
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WicKHAM (Henry L.) A Letter to Charles Shaw Lefevre, on the subject of the Corn
Law. (Ath. ColL vols. 113 and 124.) 8° London, 1839.
WicKLiFFE ( — ) Speech against the Bill to repeal the law organizing a Court of
Appeals, and to re-organize a Court of Appeals. (Aol ColL voL 35.) 8*^
Louisville, 1826.
WiELOPOLSKi (Marquis of) Speech at the Dinner in celebration of the Polish Re-
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WiLBERFORCE (Archdcacou Robert Isaac) Second Letter to the Marquis of Lansdowne,
on the System of Inspection best adapted for National Education. (Misc. CoU.
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TRACT& 531
WiLBSRFOiicE (Archdeacon Robert Iraao) Primary Charge, to the Clergy of the
Archdeaconry of the East Riding. (Charges, vol 3.) 8^ London, 1841.
(Archdeacon Samnel) A Letter to Lord Brongham, on the GoYemment Phin
of Education. (Ath. Coll. vol. 139.) 8^ London, 1840.
The BTmistry of Reconciliation, a Sermon. (Sermons, voL 4.) 8^ London, 1840.
(William) Lettre au Prince de Talleyrand Perigord, an lajet de la Traite des
N^gres, tradoit de T Anglais. (Mack. Coll. vol 17.) 8^ Londres, 1814.
An Appeal to the Religion, Justice, and Humanity of the British Empire, in
behalf of the Negro Slaves in the West Lidies. (Slavery ColL vol. 4, and Am. Coll.
vol 29.) 8^ London, 1823.
(William) The Law and Practice of Elecdon Committees, in a Letter to the
Electors of Hull (Ath. Coll. vol 115.) 8^ London, 1839.
WnjLES (John) Letter to the Duke of Grafton. (M. Pitt Coll. vol. 66, and Nasm.
ColL vol 18.) 8° London, 1767.
The Conduct of the Administration in the Prosecution of Mr. Wilkes. (M.
Pitt ColL voL 62.) 8° London, 1764.
Reflections on the Case of Mr. Wilkes, and on the Right of the People to Elect
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The Speech of a Right Hon. Gentleman [George Grenville], on the Motion for
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WiLKiNs (George) Letter to Lord John Russell, on the subject of Church Rates.
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(William) On the Patronage of the Arts by the English Government (Ath.
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Letter to the ** Athenaum," on the National Gallery. (Ath. ColL vol. 41.) 8<^
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see Gwilt
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Williams (C. W.) Observations on an important feature in the State of Ireland,
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( W.) A New Start ; or, the Management of the Church. (Bangor. Coll.
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Willis (Professor Robert) Report of a Survey of the Dilapidated Portions of Hero-
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(H. B.) Letter to Mr. Churton, on No. 90, Tracts for the Times. (Tract*
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see Ward.
532 TRACTS.
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S^ London, 1841.
(Jasper) On the Real Interests of Britain in the present Crisis ; with sa
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(Sir Robert) Speech on the Parliamentary Reform BilL (Ath. ColL tcL 18.)
8^ London, 1831.
WiNCHiLSEA (Earl of) Letter to the Earl of Winchilsea and Nottingham. (AtL
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Windham (William) Speech, on the Report of an Address to the Throne, approring
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8^ London, 1801.
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Winter (J. P.) Address to the Proprietors of Bank Stock, on the solject of tbe
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[WiNTERBOTTOM (Tunotby)] Letter to Isaac Tomkins and Peter Jenkins, on Primo-
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Letter to the Roy. J. H. Newman, on some passages in his Letter to Dr. Jelt
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• Remarks on a Letter from the Rcy. W. Palmer. (Tract ControY. yoL 4.)
8^^ London, 1841.
see Palmer.
Wix (Samuel) Reflections on the Inexpediency of Capital Punishments. (Ath. CoU.
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Defence of the Doctrines, Discipline, Revenue, and Clergy of the Cliiireb.
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WoDEHODSE (C. N.) What is the Meaning of Subscription ? (Tract. ControY. yoL 8.)
8° London, 1841.
Subscription, the Disgrace of the English Church. (Tract. ControY. yoL II.)
8^ London, 1843.
Wood (Charles) Speech on the State of the Navy, in 1839. (Ath. ColL yoI. 12L)
8^ London, 1839.
WooDFAix ( The King y.) — see Rous.
WooDOATE (Henry A.) Letter to Lord Melbourne, on the appointment of the Begins
Professor of DiYinity. (Ath. ColL yoL 78.) 8° London, 1836.
The Study of Morals Yindicated and recommended, a Sermon. (Sermons,
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On Resenre in communicating Religious Knowledge. (Tract ControT.
YoL 10.) 8° Oxford, 1842.
Considerations on the Position and Duty of the University of Oxford, with
reference to the late proceeding against Dr. Pusey. (Tract ControY. yoL 13.) 8^
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see Powell.
WooDLEY (Captain) New Methods for obtaining the Longitude at Sea, with Diagrams
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4° London (privately printed), 1830.
Nature and Use of Woodley's Patent Time-Piece, made after the Divine
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The Practical and Biblical Almanac for 1838-39 ; with a Treatise touching the
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TRACTS. '533
WooDLET (Captain) Remarki, in answer to some Strictures in the United Service
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The Practical Navigator's Almanac, for 1839. (Ath. ColL yoL 117.) 12°
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Woodward (H.) Letter to R O. Stanley, on Tithes in Ireland. (Ath. Coll. voL 5.)
8^ Dublin, 1832.
Wool. The Consequences of Trade as to the Wealth and Strength of any Nation, and
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Considerations on several proposals for preventing the Exportation of Wool.
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Considerations upon the present* state of the Wool Trade, and the Laws made
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Extracts from a Pamphlet, addressed by the Chairman of the Wool Meetbg,
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WooLHOusE (W. S.) Tables of Continental, Lineal, and Square Measures. (Ath. Coll.
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Woollen Manufactures. Account of our Woollen Manufactures from the Peace
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Essay on the Improvement of the Woollen Manufticture. (M. Pitt ColL
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A Letter, stating the necessity of an Amendment in the Laws relating to the
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Word in Season to the Traders and Manufacturers of Great Britain. (M. Pitt Coll.
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WoRKiNo Classes. A Letter of Appeal to the Members of the First Reformed House
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Xenophon. Discourse upon improving the Revenue of the State of Athens, translated,
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Yai£ College. Reports on the Course of Instruction in Yale College, by a Com-
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534 TRACTS.
Yatbs (Jamef ) Letter to the Yioe-Chanoellor, relatiye to hii Remarks in proiioimcizig
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(J. A.) On the present Deprestbn of Trade and Mannfiictiues. (Com L. CoU.
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Yeatman (H. F.) On the Merits of Ifr. Okeden's Poor Law Report. (Afh. CoU.
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Telverton (Lord) Speech, March 22, 1800, on the Fourth Article of the LegiBlatrre
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York MiNfirrsE. Proceedings and Resolutions of a Meeting to consider the best means
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The Question of Scarcity plainly stated, and Remedies considered. (NasoL
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(George) On the Doctrine, that his Majesty's Council hsYC no constitutional
power to control IndiYidual Appropriations, or to amend or alter Money Bills.
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(G. A.) The Canadian Question. (Ath. ColL yoL 12a) 8° London, 1839.
(G. F.) Speech on moYing for the Repeal of the Reciprocity of Duties^ Act
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(John) Essays on GrOYernment, RcYolutions, the British CoostitBtioD, Taxa-
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(John) Letters of ScscYoIa, first published at Halifax, in the Nora Scotian.
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(Robert) A View of SIsYery in connexion with Christianity, a Discourse.
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(T.)— «ee South.
(Sir William) The Rights of Englishmen; or, the British Constitution of Go-
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8® London, 1793.
(W.) see Aristophanes.
Yule (Captain P.) Remarks on the Disputed North- Western Boondary of New
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ZooixMSicAL Society. — see Transactions.
ZoPFL (Professor) Historical Essay on the Spanish Succession, translated by C. T. (fG.
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MAPS ON ROLLERS
IN THE MORNING ROOM.
The World, drawn by James Gardner, engraTed by John Froggett London, 1830.
Curope.
Carte Physiqne, Routit^re et Politique d'Earope, indiquant lea limites des Etata, par
A. H. Bruc. Paris, 1824.
Great Britain.
A Geological Map of England and Wales, by G. B. Greenongh, Esq. Lon-
don, 1839.
Maps of the Hills, Rivers, Canals, and principal Roads in England and Wales, by
A. Arrowsmitb. lA)ndon, 1826.
Map and Sections of the Railways of Great Britain, by George Bradshaw.
London, 1839.
liONDON. Ordnance Map of the Enyirons of London, engraved under the direction
of Colonel Mudge. London, 1819.
Map of London, from actual Survey, by E. Ruff & Ca London, 1835.
Ireland. Map of Ireland, by A. Arrowsmitb. London, 1821.
Scotland. Map of Scothmd, constructed under the authority of the Commissioners
for making Roads in the Highlands, by A. Arrowsmitb. London, 1810.
France. Carte Physique, Administrative et Routi^re de la France, indiquant aussi la
Navigation interieure du Royaume, par A. H. Brue. Paris, 1818.
It ALT. Map of North Italy, by A. Arrowsmitb. London, 1804.
Map of South Italy, by A. Arrowsmith. London, 1807.
Russia. Carte de la Russie d'Europe, avec la SuMe et la Pologne, et une partie de la
Prusse, de TAutriche, et de la Turquie, dressce par P. Lapie. Paris, 1819.
Spain and Portugal. Map of the Kingdoms of Spain and Portugal, including
Algarve, with the Post Roads, &c, &c., by W. Faden. London, 1823.
Turret. Carte Gcnerale de la Turquie d'Europe, dressce sur des mat6riauz recueillis
par le Lieut.-Gcneral Comte GuUleminot, par le Chevalier Lapie. Paris, 1822.
United Netherlands. Map of the United Netherlands, and the Northern Frontier
of France, with the Post Roads and Canals, by J. Gary. London, 1828.
536 MAPS ON ROLLERS.
Stota.
Map of Asim, b^ A. Arrowimith. London, 1827.
BiAP of Hindostan, exhibiting its Political Divisbnt, by O. and J. Gary. Londoo, 1829.
Sfma.
Map of Africa, by A. ArrowsmitlL London, 1830.
Smerua.
Map of America, by A. Arrowsmith. London, 1822.
The ITnited States, and the ProTinoes of Upper and Lower Canada, Nev
Bronawick, and Nova Scotia, by John and Alexander Walker. London, 1827.
South America. Mapa Geographico de America Meridional diapoesto y graTado, por
Don Joan de la Crox, Cano y OlmediUa. Madrid, 1775.
T. C. Savill, Printer, 4, Chandos Street, Covent Garden.
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