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ADVERTISEMENT.

The Sheets of the present Volume to the letter 0, inclusive, were printed
off under the care of the late Mr David Laing. The present Librarian is
responsible only for the remainder of the Volume.

On the completion of the Second Part of the General Catalogue in the
Autumn of last year it was decided at a General Meeting of the Society,
held 21st November, that the Supplement, which was originally intended to
form part of a Third Volume, should be prepared for the press at once, and
issued as an Appendix to the present Volume.

The Supplement contains the Books omitted, or recently added to the
Library during the progress of the Catalogue; also a List of Manuscripts
chiefly relating to the Law of Scotland.

Thomas Graves Law, Librarian.

Edinburgh, July 11, 1882.

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At a Meeting of the Curators of the Signet Library, held on Tuesday
the nth of July 1882,

John Clerk Brodie, Esq., D.K.S., in the Chair,

It was resolved, " That the Second Volume of the General Catalogue of
the Library, now completed, be issued to the Members, and to the Public, on the
terms arranged with regard to the former Volume."

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MABILLON— MACAEONfiANA.

617

M

MABILLON (DoM. Joannes), Preshjterus ac Mo-
nachtts Ordinis S. Benedicti e Congreg. S. Mauri.

Tractatus de Studiis Monasticis, divisus, in tres partes:
In Latinam linguam translatus a R. P. Udalrico
Staudigl. Campoduni, 1702. 12mo.

De Ee Diplomatica, Libri VI. Editio secunda, aL
ipso Auctore recognita, emendata, et aucta, cum praefa-
tione Theodori Euinart. — ^Acc. Librorum de Ee Diplom.
Supplementum. (In one vol.) Lutetice Paris. 1704,
1709. folio.

Museum Italicum, seu CoUectio Veterum Scriptoruni,
ex Bibliotbecis Italicis, eruta a D. Jobanne Mabillon, et
D. Michaele Germain. 2 vols. Lutetice Paris. n2i. 4to.

Annales Ordinis S. Benedicti Occidentalium Mona-
chorum Patriarchs, editio prima Italica, a quamplurimis
mendis ad Auctoris mentem, expurgata. Vol. VI.,
Edmundus Martene absolvit et variis additam exor-
navit. 6 vols. Lucce, 1739-1745. folio.

Vetera Analecta, etc. See D'Achery (Lucas).

MABINOGION (The).

The Mabinogion, from the Llyfr Coch and Hergest
(or Eed Book of Hergest), and other Ancient Welsh
Manuscripts; with an English Translation and Notes
by Lady Charlotte E. Guest. 3 vols. Land. (1838-
1849). royal 8vo.

MABLY (l'Abbe Gabriel Bonnot de).

Collection complete des ffiuvres de l'Abbe de Mably
(edition publiee par M. Arnoux). 15 vols. Paris,
1794, 1795. 8vo.

Vols. 1-3. Observations sur
I'Histoire de France.
4. Observations sur I'His-
toire des Grecs et Ro-
mains.
5-7. Le Droit Public de
r Europe.

8. Gouv. de Pologne. Des
fitats-Unis d'AmtSrique.

9. De la Legislation.

10. Entretiens de Phocion,
et les Principes de Mo-

Vol. 11. Doutes sur I'Ordre
Naturel des Society
Politicjues.

12. L'Etude d"Histoire, etc.

13. Situation de la Pologne,
1776.-Diver3 Ecrits Po-
litiqiies.

14. L'Oraele d'ApoUon. —
Des Talens et du Beau.

15. Developpement, etc.,
de la Raison, le Compto
Rendu, et de la Retraite
de M. Necker, etc

de France. 2 vols.

rale.

Observations sur I'Histoire
Geneve, 1765. 12mo.

Two Dialogues concerning the Manner of "Writing
History. (Translated) from the French of Mably. Lond.
1783. 12mo.

M'ADAM (John Loudon).

Eemarks on the Present System of Road-Making.

Lond. 1819. 8vo.

The same. Third edition. Lond. 1820.

Svo.

MACALLAN (Alexander), Advocate.

The Pocket Lawyer ; a Practical Digest of the Law
of Scotland and its Forms, including the Mercantile
Law of Great Britain. Edinb. I85i. 12mo.

Edition of Erskine's Institutes of the Law of Scot-
land. See Erskine (John).

M'ALLESTEE (Oliver).

A Series of Letters, discovering the Scheme projecte<l
by France in 1759, for an intended Invasion upon
England with Flat Bottomed Boats ; to which are pre-
fixed, the Secret Adventures of the Young Pretender.
2 vols. Lond. 1767. 4to.

M'ALPIE (James), Sheriff-Substitute of Renfrewshire.

Certain curious Poems written at the close of the
Seventeenth, and beginning of the Eighteenth Cen-
tury. By James M'Alpie, Anno 1694; with a few
Pieces by other ingenious Hands. (Edited by William
Motherwell.) Paisley, 1828. 8yo.

M'ALPINE (Neil).

A Pronouncing Gaelic Dictionary : to which is pre-
fixed a concise but most comprehensive Gaelic Gram-
mar. Edinb. 1833. small 8vo.

An English-Gaelic Dictionary ; being Part Second of
the Pronouncing Gaelic Dictionary. Edinb. 1847.
small Svo.

MACAEA (James), Writer to the Signet.

The Four Leading Doctrines of the New Jerusalem.
Translated from the Latin, with Notes. See Swkdbn-
BORG (Emanuel).

MACAEIUS (Joannes), Canonicus Ariensis.

Abraxas, seu Apistopistus ; quae est Antiquaria de
Gemmis Basilidianis Disquisitio. Accedit Abraxas Pro-
teus, sen multiformis gemmae Basilidianm portentosa
varietas ; exhibita, et commentario illustrata a Joanne
Chifletio ; cum Indice. Antverpixe, \%57 . 4to.

MACAEON^ANA. See Delepieere (Jos. O.)

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618

M'ABTHTJR— M'CHEYNK

M'ARTHUR (John), LL.D.

Financial and Political Facts of the Eighteenth and
Present Century ; with Estimates of the Revenue, Ex-
penditure, Debts, Manufactures, and Commerce of Great
Britain. Lotid. 1803. 8vo.

Principles and Practice of Naval and Military Courts-
Martial ; with an Appendix illustrative of the subject.
2 vols. Lorul. 180G. 8vo.

Dissertation on Ossian's Poems, translated firom the
Italian. See Cesarotti (Abate Melchior).

MACARTHUR (John), D.D.
Life of Lord Nelson. See Clarke (Rev. James
Stanier).

MACAULAY (A.) See Noodt (Ger.)

MACAULAY (Mrs Catharine), afterwards Mrs C.
Macaulat Graham.

History of England, from the Accession of James I.
to the Revolution. 8 vols. Lond. 1763-1783. 4to.

History of England, from the Revolution to the
Present Time, in a Series of Letters to a Friend. Vol.
I. (all published). Bath, 1778. 4to. (Bound as His-
tory of England, vol. ix.)

Loose Remarks on Certain Positions in Hobbes's
Philosophical Rudiments of Government and Society ;
with a Short Sketch of a Democratical Form of Govern-
ment. (Anon.) Lond. 1767. 8vo.

The same. Second edition, with Two Letters, one
from an American Gentleman to the Author, and
Answer. Lond. 1769. 4to.

MACAULAY (Kenneth), Minister of Ardna-
murchan.

The History of St Kilda ; containing a Description
of this Remarkable Island, the Manners and Customs
of the Inhabitants, the Religious and Pagan Antiquities
there found ; with many other Curious and Interesting
Particulars. Lond. 1764. 8vo.

MACAULAY (Kenneth).

The Colony of Sierra Leone Vindicated from the
Misrepresentations of Mr [James] M'Queen of Glasgow.
Edinh. 1827. — In same voL, Fourth Letter to R. W.
Hay, in reply to Mr K. Macaulay's Sierra Leone Vin-
dicated, by James M'Queen. Glasgow, 1827. 8vo.

MACAULAY (Thomas Babington), Lord Macaulay.

Lays of Ancient Rome. Lond. \M2. 8vo.

Critical and Historical Essays, contributed to the
Edinburgh Review. 3 vols. Lond. 1843. 8vo.

Speeches of the Right Hon. T. B. Macaulay, M.P.
Corrected by himself. Lovd. 1854. 8vo.

MACAULAY (Thomas Babington), Lord Macaulat

— Contimied.

The History of England, from the Accession of James
the Second. Vols. I.-IV., and Vol. V., edited by his
Sister, Lady Trevelyan. 5 vols. Lond. 1849-1861.
8vo.

Miscellaneous Writings. 2 vols. Lond. \9sZQ. 8vo.

Lord Clive, Warren Hastings, and other Essays. See
Murray's Library.

MACAULAY (Zaohary).

A Letter to the Duke of Gloucester, occasioned by
Dr Thorpe's Letter to WiUiam Wilberforce, on the Sierra
^,eone Company. Lond. 1815. 8vo.

MACAULEY (James).

Natural, Statistical, and Civil History of the State of
New York. 3 vols. New York and Albany, 1829. 8vo.

MACBEAN (Alexander).

Dictionary of Ancient Geography. Loiid. 1773. 8vo.

MACBRAIR (David Johnston), Solicitor Supreme
Courts.

Digest of Cases decided in the Court of Session,
Teind Court, Court of Exchequer, and House of Lords,
from November 1840 to November 1850. 2 vols. Edinb.
1852-1856. large 8vo.

Practice in Bankruptcy in Scotland ; being an Ana-
lysis of the Acts 19 and 20 Vict. cap. 79 and 91 ; with
Forms and Styles adapted for Professional Use. Edinh.
1856. royal 8vo.

MACBRAIR (David J.), and BAIRD (Robert).

The Forms and Procedure in Civil Causes in the
Sheriff-Courts of Scotland, as regulated by 16 and 17
Vict. c. 80, and previous Statutes and Acts of Sederunt.
Edinb. 1853. royal 8vo.

M'CALLUM (Hdqh and John).

An Original Collection of the Poems of Ossian, and
other Bards who flourished in the same Age. Montrose,
1816. 8vo.

M'CHEYNE (Robert Murray), Minister in Dundee.

Memoir and Remains of the Rev. Robert Murray
M'Cheyne (including Letters, Sermons, and Tracts).
By the Rev. Andrew A. Bonar. 2 vols. Dundee, 1844.
12mo.

The same. In 1 vol. Dundee, 1848. post 8vo.

Additional Remains of the Rev. Rob. M. M'Cheyne;
consisting of various Sermons and Lectures delivered
by him in the course of his Ministry. Edinb. 1847.
post 8vo.

M'CLELLAND— M'CRIE.

61'J

M'CLELLAND (George), Writer to the Signet.

Predestination and Election Vindicated from De-
pendence on Moral Necessity, and Reconciled with Free
Will and a Universal Atonement. Edinh. 1848, 12mo.

M'CLELLAND (Thomas), Barrister.

Reports of Cases argued and determined in the Courts
of Exchequer and Exchequer Chamher, at Law, in
Equity, and in Error, from Hilary Term, 4 and 5 Geo.
IV., to Mich. 5 Geo. IV. (1824). Lond. 1825. royal Svo.

M'CLELLAND (Thomas), and YOUNGE (Edward).

Reports of Cases in the Courts of Exchequer and
Exchequer Chamber, from Hilary Term, 5 & 6 Geo.
IV. (1824) to Mich. Term, G Geo. IV. (March 1825).
Vol. L Lo)id. 1827. royal 8vo.

Continuation of the above Reports. See Younge
and Jervise.

M'CLINTOCK (Sir Francis Leopold), Uapt. R.N.

The Voyage of the " Fox" in the Arctic Seas ; a
Narrative of the Discovery of the Fate of Sir John
Franklin and his Companions. Lond. 1859. Svo.

MACCOLL (Rev. Malcolm).

The Ammergau Passion Play. Lond. 1870. post Svo.

M'CORMICK (Charles), LL.B.

Memoirs of the Right Hon. Edmund Burke. Second
edition. Land. 1798. 4to.

M'CORMICK (Joseph), D.D., Minister of Preston-
pans.

State Papers, with Life of Principal Carstares. See
Carstares (William).

M'CORRY (J. Stewart), D.D.

The Monks of lona, in reply to " lona," by the
Duke of Argyll ; with a Review of " The Cathedral
and Abbey Church of lona," by the Bishop of Argyll
and the Isles. Lond. 1871. Svo.

M'COSH (James).

The Wheat and the Chaff gathered into Bundles : a
Statistical Contribution towards the History of the
present Disruption of the Scottish Ecclesiastical Esta-
blishment. Perth, 1843. Svo.

M'COSH (Rev. James), LL.D., President of Neio
Jersey College, Princeton.

The Method of the Divine Government, Physical and
Moral. Edinh. 1850. Svo.

The Laws of Discursive Thought; being a Text-
Book of Formal Logic. Lond. 1870. post Svo.

M'COSH (Rev, Jambs), LLD., and DICKIE
(George), M.D.
Typical Forms and Special Ends in Creation. Ediub.

1856. post Svo.

M'CRIE (Thomas), D.D., Minister in Edinburgh.
Works, edited by his Son, Thomas M'Crie, D.D.,
LL.D. 4 vols. Edinh. \9ibb-\%bl . small Svo.
Vol. I. Life of John Knox.

II. Life of Andrew Melville.

III. History of the Reformation in Italy — History of

the Reformation in Spain.

IV. Review of "Tales of my Landlord," On tb«

Unity of the Church : and 8ermonii.

Statement of the difference between the Profession of
the Reformed Church of Scotland, as adopted by Scced-
ers, and the profession contained in the New Testimony,
and other Acts, of the Associate Synod, &c. Edinb.
1807. Svo.

Life of John Knox ; containing Illustrations of the
History of the Reformation in Scotland. Edinb. 1812.
Svo.

The same. Second edition. 2 vols. Edinh. 1813. 8vo.

The same. Fifth edition. 2 vols. Edinh. 1831.
Svo.

The same. Sixth edition. Edinh. 1839. Svo.

The Life of Andrew Jlelville: containing Illustrations
of the Ecclesiastical and Literary History of Scotland
during the latter part of the Sixteenth, and beginning
of the Seventeenth Century ; with an Api>endix, con-
sisting of Original Papers. 2 vols. Edinb. 1819. Svo.

The same. Second edition, revised. 2 vols. Lorul.
1S24. Svo.

•Memoirs of William Veitch and George Brysson ;
written by themselves. With other Narratives illustra-
tive of the History of Scotland, from the Restoration to
the Revolution. Edinh. 1825. Svo.

History of the Progress and Suppression of the Re-
formation in Italy in the Sixteenth Century ; including
a Sketch of the History of the Reformation in the
Grisons. Edinh. 1827. Svo.

History of the Progress and Suppression of the Re-
formation in Spain in the Sixteenth Century. Edinb.
1829. Svo.

Miscellaneous Writings, chiefly Historical. Edited
by his Son. Edinb. ISil. Svo.

M'CRIE (Thomas), D.D., LL.D., Profettor m the
English Presbyterian College, London.

Life of Thomas M'Crie, D.D., author of " Life of
John Knox," &c. Edinh. 1840. Svo.

Sketches of Scottish Church History, embracing the
period from the Reformation to the Revolution. Edinb.
1841. 12mo.

620

M'CRIE— MACDONALD.

M'CRIE (Thomas), D.D., Uj.I>.— Continued.

Memoirs of Sir Andrew Agnew of Lochnaw, Bart.
Edinh. 1850. 8vo.

Annals of English Presbytery, from the earliest period
to the present time. Lond. 1872. post 8vo.

The Wodrow Correspondence. See Wodbow Society.

MAC CUIETIN (Hugh.)

The English-Irish Dictionary, An Focloir Bearla
Gaoidheilge ; with a Grammar of the Language. (Com-
piled by the Eev. Connor O'Begley and Hugh Mac
Cuirtin.) Parii., 1732. 4to.

MACCULLOCH (John), M.D.

Geological Classification of Eocks ; with Descriptive
Synopses of the Species and Varieties ; comprising the
Elements of Practical Geology. Lund. 1821. 8vo.

A Description of the Western Islands of Scotland,
including the Isle of Man ; with Eemarks on their
Agriculture, Scenery, and Antiquities. 2 vols. Lond.
1819. 8vo. (With Plates.) 4to.

The Highlands and Western Isles of Scotland, con-
taining Descriptions of their Scenery and Antiquities ;
ynth. an Account of the History, Manners, Language,
&c., of the People. 4 vols. Lond. I82i. 8vo.

Memoirs to His Majesty's Treasury respecting a Geo-
logical Survey of Scotland. Lond. 183G. royal 8vo.

Proofs and Illustrations of the Attributes of God,
from the Facts and Laws of the Physical Universe ;
being the Foundation of Natural and Eevealed Eeligion.
3 vols. Lond. 1837. 8vo.

M'CULLOCH (John Ramsat).

Essay on the Question of Reducing the Interest of
the National Debt. Edinb. 18U. 8vo.

Essay on the Circumstances which determine the
liato of Wages, and the Condition of the Labouring
Classes. Edinb. 1826. 12mo.

A Discourse on the Eise, Progress, Peculiar Objects,
and Importance of Political Economy ; containing an
Outline of a Course of Lectures on that Science. Edinb.
1824. 8vo.

Principles of Political Economy; with a Sketch of the
rise and progress of the Science. Edinb. 1825, 8vo.

Historical Sketch of the Eise and Progress of the
Science of Political Economy. Edinb. 1826. 8vo.

Dictionary, Practical, Theoretical, and Historical, of
Commerce, and Commercial Navigation. Lond. 1832.
8vo. — Supplement to the same. Lond. 1837. 8vo.

The same. Second edition, corrected and enlarged.
(Bound in 2 vols.) Lond. 1834. 8vo.

The same. A new edition, corrected and improved ;
with a Supplement. Liond. 1856. 8vo.

M'CULLOCH (John Eamsat^ — Continued.

Statistical Account of the British Empire ; exhibiting
its Extent, Physical Capacities, Population, Industry,
and Civil and Eeligious Institutions. 2 vols. Land.
1837. 8vo.

Treatise on the Succession to Property vacant by
Death. Lond. 1848. 8vo.

Smith's Wealth of Nations. See Smith (Adam).

MACCULLOCH (Lewis).
Observations on the Herring Fisheries.
8vo.

Lo)id. 1788.

M'CULLOH (James H.), Jun., M.D., Baltimore.

Eesearches on America ; being an Attempt to settle
some Points relative to the Aborigines of America.
Baltimore, 1817. 8vo.

M'CUEDY (Capt. Edwaed Archibald).

Views of the Neilgherries, or Blue Mountains of
Combetoor, Southern India. Drawn from nature, and
on stone. Lond. (about 1825). oblong folio.

MACDIAEMID (John).

An Inquiry into the System of National Defence in
Great Britain. 2 vols. Lond. 1805. 8vo.

Lives of British Statesmen. LomZ. 1807. 4to.

Lives of British Statesmen. A new edition. Lond.
1838. 8vo.

M'DIAEMID (John), Dumfries.

The Scrap Book ; a Collection of Amusing Pieces in
Prose and Verse, with Occasional Eemarks. 2 vols.
Edi7ib. 1823, 1824. 8vo.

Picture of Dumfries and its Environs. Edinb. 1832.
4to.

M'DONALD (Am:xander).

Complete Dictionary of Practical Gardening, &c. ;
with Engravings from Original Drawings, by Sydenham
Edwards. 2 vols. Lo7id. 1807. 4to.

MACDONALD (Alexander), E. C. Priest, Crieff.

Phingaleis, sive Hibernia Liberata, Epicum Ossianis
Poema, e Celtico sermone conversum, tribus pramissis
Disputationibus, et subsequentibus notis. Edinb. 1820.
royal 8vo.

MACDONALD (Alexander), Keeper of Deeds and
Protests in the General Register House.

Register of Ministers, Exhorters, and Readers, and
of their Stipends, 1567, and other works, edited for the
Maitland Club. See Scotland (Church of).

M'DONALD- M'EVOY.

631

M'DONALD (Andrew).

Miscellaneous Works of A. M 'Donald ; including the
Tragedy of Viraonda, &c., which appeared under tho
name of Matthew Bramble, with various other
Compositions by the same Author. Loni. 1791.
8to.

MACDONALD (A.), Oxford.

On Perspective. &et Tyrwhitt (Eev. E. S. John).

MACDONALD (Archibald).

Some of Ossian's lesser Poems rendered into Verse ;
■with a Preliminary Discourse, in answer to Mr Laing's
Critical and Historical Dissertation on the Antiquity of
Ossian's Poems. Liverpool, 1805. 8vo.

MACDONALD (George), LL.D.

Alec Forbes of Ho wglen. Zowt^. 1867. post 8vo.

Annals of a Quiet Neighbourhood. Land. 1868.
12mo.

The Seaboard Parish ; a Sequel to " Annals of a
Quiet Neighbourhood." Lond. 1869. 12mo.

Eobert Falconer. io«d 1869. post 8vo.

David Elginbrod. Lond. 1871. post 8vo.

The Miracles of our Lord. Lond, 1870. post
8vo.

MACDONALD (James), Minister of Amtruther.
General View of the Agriculture of the Hebrides, or
Western Isles of Scotland. Edinh. \2>\\. 8vo.

MACDONALD (John). ,

Travels in various parts of Europe, Asia, and Africa,
during a series of Thirty Years and upwards. Lond.
1790. 8vo.

MACDONALD (John H. A.), Advocate.
A Practical Treatise on the Criminal Law of Scot-
land. Edinh. 1867. post 8vo.

MACDONALD (Thomas).

A Treatise on Civil Imprisonment in England ; with
the History of its Progress, and Objections to its
Policy. Lond. 1791. 8vo.

MACDONALD (Eev. William).
(John), Bishop of Salisbury.

See Douglas

M'DONNELL (Alexander).

Free Trade; comprising a General Investigation of
the Alterations lately adopted, and still further medi-
tated, in the Commercial Policy of the Country. Lond.
1826. 8vo.

MACDONNEL (D. E.), of the Middle TemyU.

A Dictionary of Quotations in most Frequent Uie ;
taken chiefly from the Latin and French, but com-
prising many from the Greek and Italian language*.
Translated into English. Ninth edition, corrected and
revised. Lond. 1826. 8vo.

MACDONNELL (John).
A Survey of Political Economy.
post 8vo.

Edinb. 187L

MACDOUALL (Andrew), Advocate, and a Lord of
Session as Lord Bankton.

An Institute of the Laws of Scotland in Civil Eights ;
with Observations upon the Agreement or Diversity
between them and the Laws of England. In Four
Books, after the general method of the Viscount of
Stair's Institutions. 3 vols. Edinb. 1751-1753. folio.

MACDOUGALL (Patrick C), Professor of Moral
Philosophy, Edinburgh.

Papers on Literary and Philosophical Subjects ; in-
cluding a Selection from Contributions to various Perio-
dicals. Edinb. 1852. 8vo.

MACDOUGALL (Lieut. -Col. Patrick Leonaeo).
The Theory of War ; illustrated by numerous Exam-
ples from Military History. Lond. 1856. post 8to.

M'DOWALL (William).

History of the Burgh of Dumfries ; with Notices of
Nithsdale, Annandale, and the Western Border. Edinb.
1867. 8vo.

MACDUFF (John Boss), Minister of Sandyford
Church, Glasgoto.

Saint Paul in Eomej being Sermons Preached in
Eome in the Spring of 1871 ; with an Introduction.
Lond. 1871. 12mo.

MACEDO (Francisco a S. Auoustino).

Domus Sadica : Eegiis Lineis firmata ; Eomanis Co-
lumnis Nixa; Sadicis Heroibus Illustrata. Londini,
1653. foUo.

MACEEONI (Col. Francis).

Memoirs of the Life and Adventures of Colonel
Maceroni, late Aide-de-Camp to Joachim Murat, King
of Naples, &c. 2 vols. Lowd. 1838. 8vo.

M'EVOY (John).

Statistical Survey of the County of Tyrone.
1802. 8vo.

Dubtin,

622

ILACFAELAN— MACGILL.

MACFARLAN (Duncan), D.D., Principal of the
University of Glasgow.

Short Vindication of the Minority in the General
Aisembly of the Church of Scotland (1806). See
Lbslian Controvkrsy.

General View of the Agriculture of Dumbarton. See
Whtte (Andrew).

M'FARLAN (Patrick), D.D., Minister of Greenock.

A Vindication of the Church of Scotland, occasioned
by the Duke of Argyll's " Essay on the Ecclesiastical
History of Scotland." Land. 1850. post 8vo.

MACFAELAN (Robert).

George Buchanan's Dialogue concerning the Eights
of the Crown of Scotland. Translated into English,
with Two Dissertations prefixed, one Ai'cheological and
the other Historical. Zo«t?. 1799. 8vo.

MAC FAELANE (Charles).

Constantinople in 1828 ; a Residence of Sixteen
Montlis in the Turkish Capital and Provinces ; with
an Account of the Present State of the Naval and
Military Power and of the Resources of the Ottoman
Empire. Lond. 1829. 4to.

The Lives and Exploits of Banditti and Robbers in
all Parts of the World. 2 vols. Zon^f. 1833. post 8vo.

The same. See Family Library, No. 62.

Our Indian Empire ; its History and Present State,
from the Earliest Settlement of the British in Hindos-
tan to the year 1843. 2 vols. Lond. 1844. post 8vo.

The Cabinet History of England ; being an Abridge-
ment, by the Author, of the chapters entitled " CivU
and Military History," in the Pictorial History of Eng-
land; with a Continuation to the Present Time. 26
vols, in 13. Lond. 1845-1847. 12rao.

The French Revolution. 4 vols. Lond. 1845.
12mo.

A Glance at Revolutionized Italy ; a Visit to Mes-
sina ; and a Tour through the Kingdom of Naples in
the Summer of 1848. 2 vols. Lond. 1849. small
Svo.

Turkey and its Destiny ; the Result of Journeys made
in 1847 and 1848 to examine into the State of that
Country. 2 vols. Lond. 1850. 8vo.

Japan; an Account, Geographical and Historical,
from the earliest period at which the Islands were
known to the Europeans, down to the present time.
Lond. 1852. 8vo.

MACFARLANE (James), Port of Monteith.

Britain's Victory over the Combined Fleets of France
and Spain Insured ; as also an Indissoluble Union with
her Colonies. Glasgow, 1779. 12mo.

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MACGILL (Thomas).

Travels in Turkey, Italy, and Eussia, during the
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History of British Birds, Indigenous and Migratory.
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Life of Sir John Richardson, C.B., Inspector of
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MACINTOSH (George).

Biographical Memoir of Charles Macintosh, of Camp-
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MACIRONE (Francis).

Interesting Facts relating to the Fall and Death of
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M'lVOE (James).

An Essay upon the Versification of Homer, and his
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MACKAILE (Matthew), Chyrurgo-Medicus.

Fons Moffetensis : seu Descriptio Topographico-Spagy-
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MACKAY (Alexander).

The Western World j or, Travels in the United
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Collection of Ancient Piobaireachd or Highland Pipe
Music. See Highland Mdsic.

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High School, Edinburgh.

Introduction to the Wisdom of Ages, based upon
Religion, Reason, Common Sense, and Experience.
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MACKAY (Charles), LL.D.

The Thames and its Tributaries ; or. Rambles among
the Rivers. 2 vols. Lend. 1840. 8vo.

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MACKAY (Major-General Hugh).

Memoirs of the War carried on in Scotland and
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Appendix of Original Papers. [Edited by James M.
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4to. (Bannatyne and Maitland Clubs.)

MACKAY (JoKJ^), of Rockfield.

Life of Lieut. -General Hugh Mackay of Scoury,
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MACKAY (John).

History of the Barony of Broughton (now the New
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MACKAY (Robert), Writer, Thurso.
History of the House and Clan of Mackay ; with a
Genealogical Table of the Clan. Edinb. 1829. 4to.

MACKELDEY (Professor Ferdinand).

Introduction a I'litude du Droit Eomain, traduite de
I'Allemand, par L. Etienne, precedee d'un precis
Encyclopedique, et suivie d'une nouvelle restitution de
la Loi des XII. Tables et de I'Edit perpetuel, par L. A.
Wamkcenig. Mons, 1826. Svo.

Compendium of Modern Civil Law. Edited by
Philip Ignatius Kaufmann, from the Twelfth German
edition. Vol. I. (all published). Lond. 1845. 8vo.

Mackeldey's Lehrbuch des Eomischen Rechts.
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MACKENZIES.

The Genealogie of the Mackenzies preceding the year
1661. See Mackenzie (John).

MACKENZIK

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MACKENZIE (Sm Alexander).

Voyages from Montreal through the Continent of
North America to the Frozen and Pacific Oceans, in
the years 1789 and 1793 ; with an Account of the Fur
Trade of that Country. Lond. 1801. 4to.

MACKENZIE (Sir Alexander Moir), BaH.

Letter to the Landed Proprietors of Scotland, on the
Bill for Regulating the Forms of Process in the Courts
of Iaw in Scotland. Edinh. 1824. 8vo.

MACKENZIE (Captain Alexander Slidell).

A Year in Spain, by a Young American. (Anon.)
2 vols. Lond. 1831. small 8vo.

Spain Revisited. By the Author of a Year in Spain.
(Anon.) 2 vols. Lond. 1836. small 8vo.

MACKENZIE (Charles).

Notes on Haiti, made during a Residence in that
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MACKENZIE (Colin), of Portmore.

Notes relating to the Procedure in the Elections of
the Representatives in the British Parliament of the
Peers of Scotland. (Anon.) Edinh. 1818. 8vo.

Letter to the Right Hon. Sir Robert Peel ; con-
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Seisin in Scotland, &c. Edinb. 1830. 8vo.

MACKENZIE (Mrs Colin).

Life in the Mission, the Camp, and the ZendnA ; or.
Six Years in India. 2 vols. Land,. 1854. post 8vo.

MACKENZIE (F.), and PUGIN (A.)

Specimens of Gothic Architecture, selected from

Ancient BuUdings at Oxford, &c. [Lond. 1816].

4to.

MACKENZIE (Sir George), of Tarhat, Viscount
OF Tarbat, and Earl of Cromarty.

Vindication of Robert III., King of Scotland, from
the Imputation of Bastardy. By George Viscount of
Tarbat. Edinb. 1695. 4to.

See also Scotland.

An Historical Account of the Conspiracies of the
Earls of Gowry and Robert Logan of Restalrig, against
King James VI. "With a Vindication of King Robert
III. and his Descendants from the imputation of Bas-
tardy. Edinb. 1713. 8vo.

Synopsis Apocalyptica ; or, Explication of Daniel's
Prophecy, and of St John's Revelation, in concert with
it. Edinh. 1708. 4to.

MACKENZIE (8m Georok), of Rotehaugh, Hi*

Majedi/s Advocate for Scotland.

Works (containing his ditftirent Essays and Trntiaea
on Law, Antiquities, Heraldry, &c.; with the Life
of the Author). 2 vols. Edinb. 171C, 1722.
folio.

lieligio Stoici; with a Friendly Addresse to the
Phanaticks of all Sects and Sorts. Edinb. 1665. 12mo,

A Moral Essay, preferring Solitude to Publick Em-
ployment, and all its Appanages, such as Fame, Com-
mand, Riches, Pleasures, Conversations, &c. Edinb.
[1665]. 12mo.

Pleadings in some Remarkable Cases before the
Supreme Courts of Scotland, since the year 1661. To
which the Decisions are subjoyn'd. Edinb. 1673.
4to.

The Institutions of the Law of Scotland. Seventh
edition, revised and corrected by Alexander Bayne.
Edinh. 1730. 8vo.

Notes for the Use of Students, being a Supplement
to the above. See Bayne (Alexander).

Idea EloquentiiB Forensis Hodiemae una cum Actione
Forensi ex unaquaque Juris parte. Edinb. 1681. 8vo.

An Idea of the Modem Eloquence of the Bar ; to-
gether with a Pleading out of every part of Law.
Translated into English by Robert Hepburn. Edinb.
1711. small 8 vo.

Observations upon the Laws and Customs of Nations,
as to Precedency. — Scotland's Herauldrie; or. The
Science of Herauldry, treated as a part of the Civil
Law, and Law of Nations ; wherein Reasons are given
for its Principles, and Etymologies for its harder Terms.
(In 1 vol.) Edinh. 1680. folio.

Jus Regium ; or, the Just and Solid Foundations of
Monarchy in general, and more especially of the Mo-
narchy of Scotland. Edinb. \QSi. small Svo.

Defence of the Antiquity of the Royal Lino of Scot-
land, in answer to (Dr William Doyd) the Bishop of
St Asaph. Edinb. l&Hb. 8vo.

Defensio Antiquitatis Regalis Scotorum Prosapiae. Ex
Anglica in Latinam linguam versa a P. S[inclaro].
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Antiquity of the Royal Line of Scotland further
Cleared and Defended against Dr Stillingfleet in his
Vindication of the Bishop of St Asaph. Lond. 1686.
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A Vindication of the Government in Scotland during
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The same. Edinb. reprinted, 1712. 4to.

Observations on the Acts of Parliament made by
King James I. and his Successors to King Charles IL
Edinb. 1686. folio.

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MACKENZIE (Sib Gkome)— Continued.

The Laws and Customs of Scotland in Matters Cri-
minal. Second edition. — A Treatise on Mutilation,
divided in Two Parts. By Sir Alexander Seton of
Pitmcdden.— Observations upon the XVIII. Act Par-
liament XXIII. K. James VI. against Dispositions
made in Defraud of Creditora, &c. In 1 vol. Edinb.
1699. folio.

Essays upon several Moral Subjects, viz. — The Eeli-
gious Stoic— Solitude Preferr'd to Publick Employ-
ment—:Moral Gallantry— The Moral History of Fru-
gality, with its Opposite Vices — An Essay on Eeason.
With an Account of his Life and Writings. In 1 vol.
Land. (1711-1713). 8vo.

Memoirs of the Affairs of Scotland, from the Restora-
tion of King Charles II., 1660-1671. Edited by
Thomas Thomson. Edinb. 1821. 4to.

MACKENZIE (George), M.l).

The Lives and Characters of the most Eminent
Writers of the Scots Nation ; with an Abstract or Cata-
logue of their Works, and the Judgment of the Learned
concerning them. 3 vols. Erfjnft. 1708, 1711, 1723. folio.

(Volume I. contains Oratio de Ulustribus Scotia;
Soriptoribus, habita a Gilberto Grayo, Gymnasiarcha
Academiae Novae Abredonise, a.d. 1611.)

MACKENZIE (Sm George Steuart), Bart, of
Coull.

General View of the Agriculture of Eoss and Cro-
marty. Lond. 1810. 8vo.

Travels in the Island of Iceland during the Summer
ofthe year 1810. Edinh. \9,\\. 4to.

An Essay on some Subjects connected with Taste.
Edinb. 1817. 8vo.

Illustrations of Phrenology. With Engravings.
Edinb. 1820. 8vo.

' Letter to Sir Walter Scott, Bart., containing Obser-
vations on Vitrified Forts. Edinb. 1824. 8vo.

MACKENZIE (Captain George).

The System of the Weather of the British Islands
discovered in 1816 and 1817, from a Journal com-
mencing November 1802. Edinb. 1818. 4to.

Manual of the Weather for the year 1830. Edinb.
1829. 12mo.

Manual of the Weather for 1831. Leith, 1830.
12mo.

MACKENZIE (Georoiana-Makt Mum), and lEBY
(Adelaide Paolina).

The Turks, the Greeks, and the Slavons : Travels in
the Slavonic Provinces of Turkey-in-Europe. Lond.
1867. 8vo.

MACKENZIE (Henry).

Works (collected). 8 vols. Edinb. 1808. post 8vo.
Vols. 1, 2. Man of Feeling — Man ofthe World.
3. Julia de Roubign^.
4-7. Papers in Mirror and Lounger — Lives of
Blaoklock, Abercromby, and Tytler — Review
of the Parliament of 1784.
8. Poems and Dramatic Pieces.

Eeport of the Committee of the Highland Society of
Scotland, appointed to inquire into the Nature and
Authenticity of Ossian's Poems ; with an Appendix of
Documents. Edinb. 1805. 8vo.

Works of John Home, with an Account of his Life
and Writings. See Home (John).

MACKENZIE (Henry).

The Christian Clergy of the First Ten Centuries,
their Beneficial Influence on European Progress ; being
the Hulsean Prize Essay, by the late Henry Mackenzie.
Cambridge, 1855. post 8vo.

MACKENZIE (James).

A Treatise concerning the Origin and Progress of
Fees ; or, the Constitution and Transmission of Heritable
Eights, being a Supplement to Spottiswood's Styles of
Writs. Edinb. 1734. small 8vo.

*^* Dedicated to the Honourable Society of Writers to
His Majesty's Signet.
The same. Second edition. Edinb. \1&\. 12mo.

MACKENZIE (James), Writer in Kirkwall.
The General Grievances and Oppression of the Isles
of Orkney and Shetland. (Anon.) Edinb. 1758. 8vo.
The same. A new edition. Edinb. 1836. post 8vo.

MACKENZIE (Rev. James), Dunfermline.
The History of Scotland. Edinb. 1867. small 8vo.
Life of William Cunningham, D.D. See Rainy
(Robert), D.D.

MACKENZIE (John).

Memoirs of the Life and Writings of John Calvin.
Second edition, with Additions. Lond. 1818. 12mo.

MACKENZIE (John).

Sar-obair nam Bard Gaelach ; or, the Beauties of
Gaelic Poetry, and Lives of the Highland Bards ; with
Historical and Critical Notes. See Highlands : GAEtic
Poems and Songs.

MACKENZIE (John), of the London Missionary
Society.

Ten Years North of the Orange River ; a Story of
Everyday Life and Work among the South African
Tribes, from 1859 to 1869. Edinb. 1871. post 8vo.

MACKENZIE— MACKINTOSH.

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MACKENZIE (Kkith Stewart), of Seaforth.

Narrative of the Second Campaign inChina(1840-41).
Loiid. 1842. small Svo.

Narrazione della Seconda Campagna nella China.
Corfu, 1844. 8vo.

MACKENZIE (Murdoch), Surveyor.

Orcades ; or, a Geographic and Hydrographic Survey of
the Orkney and Lewis Islands, in Eight Maps. Also an
Account of the Orkney Islands. Lond. 1750. large folio.

Charts of tlie West Coasts and Western Islands of
Scotland, from Cantire to Cape Wrath (the most West-
ern Promontory of Scotland), and the Butt of Lewis.
Lond. 1775. folio.

MACKENZIE (Peter).

Eeminiscences of Glasgow and the West of Scotland.
2 vols. Glasgow, 1865. Svo.

MACKENZIE (Thomas) Lord Mackenzie, a Lord
of Session.

Studies in Roman Law ; with Comparative Views t>f
the Laws of France, England, and Scotland. Edinh.
1862. 8vo.

MACKENZIE (Eev. William).

History of Galloway. (Anon.) See Galloway.

MACKENZIE (William L.)
Sketches of Canada and the United States. Lond.
1833. 8vo.

MACKERELL (Benjamin), Keeper of the Public
Library of Norwich.

History and Antiquities of the Flourishing Corpora-
tion of King's-Lynn, in the County of Norfolk. Lond.
1738. Svo.

M'KERROW (John), D.D., Bridge of Teith.

The Office of Ruling Elder in the Christian Church :
its Divine Authority, Duties, and Responsibilities.
Edinh. 1846. 12mo.

MACK-GREGORY (John).

The Geography and History of the Towns of LUe,
Mons, and Tournay. (Three Tracts in One Volume.)
Edinhorough, 1708, 1709. 4to.

An Account of the Sepulchres of the Ancients, and
a Description of their Monuments. Lond. IT \2. Svo.

MACKIE (Charles).

The Castles of Mary Queen of Scots ; being a Histo-
rical Description of every Castellated Erection which
formed a Residence or a Prison of that Queen. Edinb.
1832. Svo.

The Castles, Palaces and Prisons, of Mary of Scot-
land. Lond. 1849. royal 8vo.

MACKIE (Charlbb)— Con/inwet/.

Historical Description of the Abbey and Town of
Paisley. Embellished with Six EngraTinga of the
Abbey and Town, by Joseph Swan. Gleuyow, 1835. 4to.

Historical Description of Dundee ; with Engraringa
by Joseph Swan. Glasgow, 1836. 4to.

MACKINNON (Charles).

Essays on various Subjects. Edinb. 1 785. Svo.

MACKINNON (Daniel).

A Tour through the British West Indies in 1802 and
1803. Lond. 1804. 12mo.

MACKINNON (Colonel Danikl), Colhtream

Guards.

Origin and Services of the Coldstream Guards. 2 toIs.
Lond. 1833. Svo.

MACKINNON (William Alexander).

The Rise, Progress, and Present State of Public
Opinion in Great Britain, and other parts of the World.
Lond. 1828. Svo.

MACKINTOSH (Charles Calder), D.D.

Memorials of the Life and Ministry of Charles Calder
Mackmtosh, D.D., of Tain and Dunoon. Edited, with
a Sketch of the Religious History of the Northern
Highlands of Scotland, by the Rev. William Taylor,
Stirling. Edinb. 1870. post Svo.

MACKINTOSH (Right Hon. Sir James), M.D.,

LL.D.

Vindiciffi Gallicai : Defence of the French Revolution
and its English Admirers, against the Accusations of
the Right Hon. Edmund Burke. Lond. 1 792. Svo.

A Discourse on the Study of the Law of Nature and
Nations. Lo?jri. 1828. 12mo. (Clark's Celebrated Tracte.)

History of the Revolution in England in 1688 ; com-
prising a View of the Reign of James II., from his
Accession to the Enterprise of the Prince of Orange ;
and completed, to the Settlement of the Crown, by the
Editor. To which is prefixed a Notice of the Life,
Writings, and Speeches of Sir James Mackintosh. Lond.
1834. 4to.

Dissertation on the Progress of Ethical Philosophy,
chiefly during the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Cen-
turies. With a Preface by the Rev. William Whewell,
M.A. Edinb. 1836. Svo.

The Life of Sir Thomas More. Lond.\UA. 12mo.

Miscellaneous Works. 3 vols. Lond. 1846. Bra

MACKINTOSH (Robert James).
Memoirs of the Life of the Right Hon. Sir James
Mackintosh. 2 vols. Lond. 1835. 8vo.

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MACKNIGHT- MACLAURIN.

MACKNIGHT (Jambs), D.D., Minister of Mayhole,
aftertmrds one of the Ministers of Edinburgh.

A New Literal Translation, from the Original, of the
Apostle Paul's First and Second Epistles to the Thes-
salonians; with a Commentary and Notes. Lond
1787. 4to.

A New Literal Translation, from the Original Greek,
of all the Apostolical Epistles ; with a Commentary and
Notes, and a Life of the Apostle Paul. 4 toIs. Edinb.
1795. 4to.

Harmony of the Four Gospels, in which the Natural
Order of each is preserved; with a Paraphrase and
Notes. Second edition, corrected and enlarged. 2
vols. Lond. 1763. 4to.

Harmony of the Four Gospels ; with a Paraphrase
and Notes. Fourth edition. 2 vols. Edinb. 1809.
8vo.

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Works edited for the Abbotsford and Maitland Clubs.
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M'KONOCHIE (Captain), Royal Navy.

A Summary View of the Statistics and Existing Com-
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Loiid. 1818. 8vo.

MACKOULL (James).

Memoir of the Life and Trial of James MackouU,
of Moffat, who died in the County Jail of Edinburgh
on the 22d December 1820. Edinb. 1822. 8vo.

MACKY (John).

A Journey through England, in Familiar Letters,
from a Gentleman here to his Friend Abroad. 2 vols.
Lond. 1732. 8vo.

A Journey through Scotland, being the Third Volume,
which compleats Great Britain. Lond. 1732. 8vo.

MACKY (Spring).

Memoirs of the Secret Services of John Macky, Esq.,
during the Eeigns of King William, Queen Anne, and
King George the First. Published from his Original
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MACLACHLAN (David), Barrister.

A Treatise on the Law of Merchant Shipping. Lond.
1860. royal 8vo.

Supplement to a Treatise on the Law of Shipping.
Lond. 1862. royal 8vo.

Aniould on the Law of Marine Insurance. Third
edition, by David Maclachlan. 2 vols. Lond. 1866.
royal 8vo.

MACLAINE (Archibald), D.D., Minister of tJte
English Church at the Hague.

Translation of Mosheim's Ecclesiastical History. See
MosHEiM (Johann L.), D.D.

MACLAEEN (Charles).

A Dissertation on the Topography of the Plain of
Troy. Edinb. 1822. 8vo.

Eailways compared with Canals and Common Eoads,
and their Uses and Advantages Explained. (Anon.)

Edinb. 1825. 12mo.

Sketch of the Geology of Fife, and the Lothians,
including detailed Descriptions of Arthur Seat and the
Pentland Hills. Edinb. \9,Z^. 12mo.

Select Writings, Scientific, Topographical, and Miscel-
laneous; with a Memou-, edited by Eobert Cox and
James Nicol. 2 vols. Edinb. 1869. post 8vo.

M'LAEEN (John), Advocate.

Collection of the Public General Statutes and
Acts of Sederunt, relating to Procedure in the Courts
of Exchequer and Session; with Notes of Decided
Cases. Edinb. 1861. 8vo.

Treatise on the Law of Trusts and Trust-Settle-
ments, including its Application to Practical Con-
veyancing. 2 vols. Edinb. 1863. royal 8vo.

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cession, including the subjects of Intestate Succession,
and the Construction of Wills, Entails, and Tnist-
Settlements. 2 vols. Edinb. 1868. royal 8vo.

Bell's Commentaries. Seventh edition ; with Notes
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Bell (George Joseph), in Appendix.

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Free Gaelic Church, Edinburgh.

Celtic Gleanings; or, Notices of the History and
Literature of the Scottish Gael. In Four Lectures.
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The Early Scottish Church : the Ecclesiastical His-
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Edinb. 1865. 8vo.

The Dean of Lismore's Book. See M'Gregor
(James).

MACLAUEIN (Colin), Professor of Mathematics in
the University of Edinburgh.

Geometria Organica ; sive Descriptio Linearum Cur-
varum Universalis. Londini, 1720. 4to.

A Treatise of Fluxions, in Two Books. 2 vols. Edinb.
1742. 4to.

A Treatise of Algebra, in Three Parts. To which is
added an Appendix concerning the General Properties
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MACLAURIN— MACLEOD.

9»

MACLAUEIN {Cohiif)— Continued.

Account of Sir Isaac Newton's Philosophical Dis-
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Exposition des D^couvertes Philosophiques de M. le
Chevalier Newton, par M. Maclaurin, traduit de
I'Anglois par M. Lavirotte, D. en M. Paris, 1749.
4to.

Calculations with the Principles and Data on which
they are instituted, relative to an Act for raising a Fund
for a provision for the Widows and Children of the
Ministers of the Church of Scotland, shewing the liise
and Progress of the Fund. Edinb. 174:8. folio.

MACLAURIN (Rev. John), one of the Ministers
of Glasgow.

An Essay on the Prophecies relating to the Messiah ;
to which are subjoined, An Inquiry into Happiness, and
Three Sermons. Edinb. 177 S. 8vo.

Works ; with an Introductory Essay, by the Rev.
John Brown. Glasgow, 1824. 12mo.

MACLAURIN (John), Lord Dreghorn, a Lord of
Session,

Observations on some Points of Law ; with a System
of the Judicial Law of Moses. (Anon.) Edinh. 1759.
12mo.

Arguments and Decisions in Remarkable Cases before
the High Court of Justiciary, and other Supreme Courts
in Scotland. Edinb. 1774. 4to.

Works. (Vol. I. Poems. Vol. II. Various Sub-
jects.) 2 vols. Edinb. 1798. 8vo.

M'LAURIN (John), Writer to the Signet.

Digest of the Sheriff's Small Debt Act for Scotland,
1 Vict. c. 41. Edinh. 1838. 8vo.

Form of Process in Civil Causes before the Sheriff
Courts of Scotland. 2 vols. Edinh. 1848. 8vo.

MACLEAN (Charles H.)

Cases Decided by the House of Lords on Appeals and
Writs of Error. See Shaw (Patrick).

MACLEAN (Charles H.), and ROBINSON
(George), Barristers-at-Law.

Cases decided in the House of Lords on Appeals and
Writs of Error (chiefly from Scotland), 2 and 3 Vict.
Sess. 1839. Lond. 1840. royal 8vo.

Continuation of the above Reports. See Robinson
(George).

MACLEAN (John Hugh).

Remarks on Fiar Prices and Produce Rents. Edinh.
1825. 8vo.

M'LEAN (John).

Notes of a Twenty-Five Tean' Service in the Hud-
son's Bay Territory. 2 voU. Lond. 1849. poet 8vo.

MACLEAN (Lachlan).

The History of the Celtic Language. Lond. 1840.

12mo.

MACLEAN (The Clan).

An Historical and Genealogical Account of the Clan
Maclean, from its First Settlement at Castle Duart, in
the Isle of Mull, to the Present Period. By a Seneochie
[Lachlan Maclean]. Lond. 1838. 8vo.

MACLEAR (Thomas).

Operations for the Verification and Extension of the
Abbe de la CaiUe's Arc of Meridian at the Cape of Good
Hope (1838). 2 parts. Lond. {no date). 4to.

MACLEAY (K), M.D.

Description of the Spar Cave lately discovered in the
Isle of Sky. Edinh. l^W. 8vo.

Historical Memoirs of liob Roy and the Clan Macgre-
gor ; including Original Notices of Lady Grange ; with
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12mo.

M'LELLAN (Archibald).

Essay on the Cathedral Church of Glasgow ; and a
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existing Church ; with a Plan for its Repair and Resto-
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M'LENNAN (John F.), Advocate.

Memoir of Thomas Drummond, E.E., Under Secre-
tary to the Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland, 1835-1840.
Edinb. 1867. 8vo.

MACLEOD (Donald).

Memoir of the Life and Gallant Exploits of Serjeant
Donald Macleod, who returned Wounded with the
Corpse of General Wolfe from Quebec. [By William
Thomson, LL.D.] Lond. 1791. 8vo.

MACLEOD (Henry Dunning), Barrister.

The Theory and Practice of Banking ; with the Ele-
mentary Principles of Currency, Prices, Credit, and Ex-
changes. 2 vols. Lond. 1855, 1856. 8vo.

MACLEOD (Hugh), Professor of Hisiory in th*

University of Glasgow.

Casus Principis ; or, an Essay towards a History of
the Principality of Scotland ; with some Account of the
Appanage and Honours annexed to the Second Prince
of Scotland. Lond. 1791. 4to.

630

M'LEOD— M'NEILL.

M'LEOD (John), M.D.

Narrative of a Voyage in His Majesty's Ship Alceste,
along the Coast of Corea to the Island of Loo-Choo ;
with an Account of her subsequent Shipwreck. Lond.
1817. 8vo.

A Voyage to Africa ; with some Account of the Man-
ners and Customs of the Dahomian People. Lond.
1820. 12rao.

M'LEOD (Norman), D.D., Minister of Si Columha
CJiurch, Glasgow, and DEWAE (Daniel), D.D.,
Aberdeen.

Dictionary of the Gaelic Language, in two parts —
Gaelic and English, and English and Gaelic. Glasgow,
1831. 8vo.

MACLEOD (Norman), D.B., Minister of the Barony
Parish, Glasgow.

The Earnest Student ; being Memorials of John
Mackintosh. Sdinb. 1854. 12mo.

Eeminiscences of a Highland Parish. Lo7id. 1867.
post 8vo.

Character Sketches. Lond. 1872. post 8vo.

M'LEOD (Petkr).

Original National Melodies of Scotland. Composed
by Peter M'Leod (with Songs ■\VTitten by various
Authors). Edinh. 1838. royal 8vo.

MACLISE (Daniel), E.A. See O'Driscoll (W. J.)

M'MAHON (Benjamin).

Jamaica Plantership. Lond. 1839. small 8vo.

■ MAC MAHON (Thomas O'Brien).

An Essay on the Depravity and Corruption of
Human Nature, wherein the Opinions of La Bruiere,
Rochefoucault, Hobbes, Mandeville, Helvetius, &c., on
that subject are supported, on Principles entirely new,
against Hume, Shaftesbury, Sterne, and other Apolo-
gists for Mankind. Lond. \1H. 12mo.

MACMIGHAEL (William).

Journey from Moscow to Constantinople in the years
1817, 1818. Lond. 1819. 4to.

MACMILLAN (Anthony).

Forms of "Writings used in Scotland ; with the Princi-
ples of the Law connected therewith. Also the Form
of Summary Application to Judges, Procedure before
Inferior Courts, &c. Second edition. Edinh. 1786.
12mo.

Supplement to Forms of Writing used in Scotland ;
with Appendix of Notorial Instruments, connected with
Forms of Writings. J^imft. 1786, 1787. 12mo.

MACMILLAN (Anthony) — Continued.

A Complete System of Conveyances of, and Securi-
ties upon Lands, as practised in Scotland ; with those
relating to Freehold QuaMcations. Edinh. 1787. 8vo.

MACMILLAN (Eev. Hugh).

Tlie True Vine; or, The Analogies of our Lord's
Allegory. Lond. 1871. 12mo.

MACMILLAN (James).

Guide to the Chapel-Eoyal and Palace of Holyrood-
house. Written chiefly from Materials collected by
Henry Courtoy. Ed{7ib. 1837. 12mo.

M'MILLAN (John), Pentland.

A Collection of Letters by the Eeverend James Een-
wick, John Livingston, John King, Donald Cargil,
Eichard Cameron, Alex. Peden, and Alexander Shields,
&c., from 1663 to 1689. Edinh. 1764. 12mo.

MACNAB (Francis Maximus), Solicitor, Supreme
Courts.

A Theory of the Moral and Physical System of the
Universe, demonstrated by Analogy; in which the
Elements of General Science are explained upon a
principle entirely new. Edinh. 1817. 8vo.

MACNAMAEA (Henry).

A Practical Treatise on Nullities and Irregularities
in Law : their Character, Distinctions, and Conse-
quences. Lond. 1842. 12mo.

iMACNAUGHTEN (Stewart), and GOEDON
(Alexander), Barristers<d-Law.

Eeports of Cases argued and determined in the High
Court of Chancery, during the time of Lords Chancel-
lors Cottingliam and Truro, 1849-1851. 3 vols. Lond.
1850-1852. 8vo.

M'NAYE (James), LL.D.

A System of English Conveyancing adapted to Scot-
land. Glasgow, 1789. 4to.

The same. A new edition, considerably enlarged and
improved. Glasgow, 1800. 4to.

An Essay on the Eanking of Contingent Debts in
Cases of Bankruptcy. Glasgow, 1790. 8vo.

M'NEEI^CAIED (Alexander). See Caikd (Alex-
ander M'Neel). Mary Stuart.

M'NEILL (Archibald), Writer to the Signet, P.C.S.
Notes on the Authenticity of Ossian's Poems. See

OSSIAN.

MAC2fEILL— MACPHERSON.

631

MACJSTEILL (Hector).

Poetical Works. A new edition, corrected and en-
larged. 2 vols. Edinl. 1806. 12mo, (Poems, Col-
lection of, vol. viii.)

Town Fashions ; or. Modern Manners Delineated. —
Bygane Times and Late Come Changes. Edinh. 1810,
1811. 12mo. (Poems, Collection of, vol. xvi.)

The Pastoral Lyric Muse of Scotland. Edinh. 1808.
4to.

The Scottish Adventurers; or, the Way to Rise.
2 vols. 1812. 12mo.

MACJSTEILL (Sin John).

The Progress and Present Position of Russia in the
East: an Historical Summary. Lond. 1854. 8vo.

M'NICOL (Rev. Donald), Minister of Lismore and
Appin, Argyleshire.

Remarks on Dr Johnson's Journey to the Hebrides ;
in which are contained Observations on the Antiquities,
Language, Genius, and Manners of the Highlanders of
Scotland. Lond. 1779. 8vo.

M'NISH (Neil).

The True Method of Preserving the Gaelic Language ;
or, how to Retrieve the Decaying Honour and Prosperity
of the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. Glasgow,
1828. 8vo.

MACNISH (Robert), M.D., LLD.

The Anatomy of Drunkenness. Gkisgmv, 1828.
12mo.

The Anatomy of Drunkenness. Glasgow, 1838.
12mo.

The Philosophy of Sleep. Glasgow, 1830. 8vo.

The Modern Pythagorean ; a Series of Tales, Essays,
and Sketches. With the Author's Life by D. M.
Moir. 2 vols. Edinh. 1838. 12mo.

MACONOCHIE (Alexander), Captain, R.N.

Crime and Punishment : the Mark System, framed to
mix Persuasion with Punishment, and make their Effect
Improving, yet their Operation Severe. Lond. 1846.
8vo,

M'PARLAN (James), M.D.

Statistical SuiTey of the County of Donegal. Duhlin,
1802. 8vo.

Statistical Survey of the County of Sligo. Duhlin,
1802. 8vo.

Statistical Survey of the County of Leitrim. Duhlin,
1802. 8vo.

MACPHAIL'S Edinburgh Ecclesiastical Journal and
Literary Review, 1846-1858. See Magazines.

MACPHERSON (David).

Geographical Illugtrationa of 8cotti«h Hirtory ; con-
taining the Names of Places mentioned in ChioBida*,
Histories, «&c. ; with Explanations of Di«put«d PuinU
in the Historical Geogniphy of Scotland ; and a Chro-
nology of Battles to 1603. Lmd.UQG. 4to.

Annals of Commerce, Manufactures, Fisheries, and
Navigation ; containing the Commercial Transactions of
the British Empire, and other Countries, from Die
Earliest Accounts to the Meeting of the Union Parlia-
ment in January 1801. 4 vols. Lond. 1805. 4U).

History of the European Commerce with India. Land.
1812. 4to.

Edition of the Orygynale Chronicle of Scotland. Str
Wyntown (Andrew of).

M'PHERSON (Duncan), M.D.

Antiquities of Kertcb, and Researches in the Cim-
merian Bosphorus j with Remarks on the Ethnological
and Physical History of the Crimea. Lond. 1867.
royal 4to.

MACPHERSON (James).

Fragments of Ancient Poetry, collected in the High-
lands of Scotland, and translated from the Erse lan-
guage. Edinh. 1760. small 8vo.

The same. Second edition. Edinb. 1760. small 8to.

Ossian's Poems. See Ossian.

An Introduction to the History of Great Britain and
Ireland. Lond. 1771. 4 to.

The History of Great Britain, from the Restoration
to the Accession of the House of Hannover. 2 vola.
Lond. 1775. 4to.

Original Papers, containing the Secret History of
Great Britain, from the Restoration to the Accession
of the House of Hannover ; with Extracts from the Life
of James IL, as written by himself. 2 vols. Loml.
1775. 4to.

MACPHERSON (John), D.D., Minister of Slate,
in the Isle of Ski/e.

Critical Dissertations on the Origin, Antiquities,
Language, Government, Manners, and Religion of the
Ancient Caledonians, the Picts, and the British and
Irish Scots. Loud. 1,768. 4to.

MACPHERSON (John), M.D.

Our Baths and Wells : the Mineral Waters of the
British Islands, with a List of Sea-Bathing Places.
Lond. 1871. 12rao.

MACPHERSON (William), Barri«tir-at-Law.
Treatise on the Law relating to Infants. Two parts.
2 vols. Lond. 1841, 1842. royal 8vo.

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MACPHERSON— MACVICAR.

MACPHERSON (WihUku)— Continued.
The New Procedure of the Civil Courts of British
India. Lond. 1871. 8vo.

MACQUEEN (Daniel), D.D., one of the Ministers
of Edinburgh.

Letters on Mr Hume's History of Great Britain.
(Anon.) Edinb. 1756. 8vo.

M'QUEEN (James).

A Geographical and Commercial View of Northern
Central Africa ; containing a particular Account of the
River Niger. Edinb. 1821. 8vo.

The West India Colonies : the Calumnies and Misre-
presentations circulated against them hy the Edinburgh
Review, Mr Clarkson, and Mr Cropper examined and
refuted. Lond. 1824. 8vo.

The Colonial Controversy ; containing a Refutation of
the Calumnies of the Anti-colonists, the State of
Hayti, Sierra Leone, &c., fully considered. Glasgoio,
1825. 8vo.

Fourth Letter to R "W. Hay, in Reply to Mr K.
Macaulay's " Sierra Leone Vindicated." See Macaulay
(Kenneth).

General Statistics of the British Empire. Lond. 1836.
8vo.

MACQUEEN (Rev. John), A.M.

An Essay on Honour. Lond.\l\\. 4to.

MACQUEEN (John Fbaseb), Barrister-at-Law.

Practical Treatise on the Appellant Jurisdiction of
the House of Lords and Privy Council ; together with
the Practice on Parliamentary Divorce. Lond. 1842.
royal 8vo.

The Rights and Liabilities of Husband and Wife.
Lond. 1849. 8vo.

A Practical Treatise on the Law of Marriage, Divorce,
and Legitimacy, as administered in the Divorce Court
and in the House of Lords. Second edition, enlarged.
Land. 1860. 8vp.

Reports of Scotch Appeals and Writs of Error, to-
gether with the Peerage, Divorce, and Practice Cases in
the House of Lords (1851-1865). 4 vols, iowrf. 1855-
1866. royal 8vo.

Continuation of the above Reports. See Law Re-
ports (The).

MACQUER (Philippe).

Annales Romaines, ou Abr^gd Chronologique de
THisioire Romaine, depuis la fondation de Rome,
jusqu'aux Empereurs. Paris, 1756. 12mo.

Abrdge Chronologique de I'Histoire Eccldsiastique,
jusqu'i I'Annee 1700, Nouvelle edition, augmentee.
2 vols. Paris, 1757. 12mo.

MACRAE (David Cato), Barrister-at-Law.

The Practice of Insolvency under the Protection
Acts, in the Insolvent Court and in the County Courts ;
with the Statutes, Rules, Forms, and Cases. Lond.
1857. 12mo.

MACRAY (Rev. William Dunn), Oxford.

A Manual of British Historians to a.d. 1600; con-
taining a Chronological Account of the Early Chroni-
clers and Monkish Writers, their printed and unpub-
lished MSS. Land. 1845. 8vo.

Hooke's Correspondence, &c. Edited for the Rox-
burghe Club. See Roxbubghe Club (The).

MACREADY (Major Edward Nevil).

A Sketch of Suwarow, and his Last Campaign.
By the late Major Edward Nevil Macready. (Edited
by an Officer of Rank). Lond. 1851. small 8vo.

M'SKIMIN (Samuel).

The History and Antiquities of the County and
Town of Carrickfergus. Belfast, 1823. 8vo.

MACTAGGART (John).

The Scottish Gallovidian Encyclopedia ; or, the Ori-
ginal Antiquitated, and Natural Curiosities of the South
of Scotland ; drawn out and alphabetically arranged.
Lond. 1824. 8vo.

Three Years in Canada ; an Account of the State of
the Country in 1826, 1827, 1828. 2 vols. Lond.

1829. 8vo.

M'URE alias Campbell (John), Clerk to the
Registration of Seisins, Glasgow.

View of the City of Glasgow ; or, an Account of its
Origin, Rise, and Progress ; with a more Particular
Description thereof than has hitherto been known.
Glasgow, 1735. small 8vo.

The History of Glasgow ; a new edition. Glasgow,

1830. 8vo.

M'VICAR (John), D.D.

The Early Life and Professional Years of Bishop
Hobart ; with a Preface, containing a History of the
Church in America, by Walter Farquhar Hook, D.D.
Oxford, 1838. 8vo.

MACVICAR (John Gibson), D.D., Minister of
Moffat.

Elements of the Economy of Nature ; or, the Princi-
ples of Physics, Chemistry, and Physiology, founded
on recently discovered Phenomena. Edinl. 1830. 8vo.

An Inquiry into Human Nature. Edinb. 1853.
8vo.

MACWARD— MADOX,

«S«

' MACWARD (Robert), A.M., one of the Ministers
in Glasgow, afterwards of Holland.

The Case of the Accommodation lately proposed by
the Bishop of Dunblane (Robert Leigliton) Examined.
(Printed in Holland) 1671. 4to.

The Poor Man's Cup of Cold Water Ministered to
the Saints and Sufferers for Christ in Scotland. 1681.
4to.

EIIArfiNlSMOI ; or, Earnest Contendings for the
Faith. With some of the Author's Letters. [Edinb.]
1723. 12mo.

MADAI (David Samuel).

VoUstandigen Thaler- Cabinet. 4 vols. Konigsherg,
1765-1768. 8vo.

MADAN (Rev. Martin).

Thelyphthora; or, a Treatise on Female Ruin, in its
Causes, Effects, Prevention, and Remedy. 3 vols.
Lond. 1781. 8vo.

Translation of Juvenal and Persius; with Notes. See
Juvenal.

MADDEN (Sir Frederic), Keeper of Manuscripts,
British Museum.

Privy Purse Expenses of the Princess Mary, daughter
of K. Henry VIII. See Household Books.

Shaw's Illuminated Ornaments. See Shaw (Henry).

Silvestre's Palffiography. See Silvestre (M. J. B).

Sir Gawayne. See Metrical Romances.

MADDEN (Frederic W.), British Museum.

History of Jewish Coinage and of Money in the Old
and New Testament. With Woodcuts, and a Plate of
Alphabets, by F. W. Fairholt. Lond. 1864. royal
8vo.

MADDEN (D. Owen), of the Inner Temple.
Revelations of Ireland in the past Generation. Dub-
lin, 1848. post 8vo.

MADDEN (Richard Robert), M.D.

Travels in Turkey, Egypt, Nubia, and Palestine, in
1824, 1825, 1826, and 1827. 2 vols. Lond. 1829.
8vo.

A Twelvemonth's Residence in the West Indies,
during the Transition from Slavery to Apprenticeship.
2 vols. Lond. 1835. post 8vo.

The United Irishmen, their Lives and Times. 2
vols. Lond. 1842. post 8vo.

The same, with numerous Original Portraits. Second
Series. 2 vols. Lond. 1843. post 8vo.

Phantasmata, or Illusions and Fanaticisms of Protean
Forms productive of great Evils. 2 vols. Lond. 1857.
8vo.

MADDEN (Richard Robebt), 'iLD.—CmUinued.

History of Irish Periodical Literature, from the end
of the Seventeenth to the middle of the Nineteenth
Century: its Origin, Progress, and Results. 2 vols.
Lond. 1867. 8vo.

MADDOCK (Henry), BarrUter-at-Law.

An Account of the Life and Writings of Lord Chan-
cellor Somers, including Remarks on the Public Affairs
in which he was engaged, and the Bill of Rights ; with
a Comment. Lond. 1812. 4to.

Treatise on the Principles and Practice of the High
Court of Chancery. Second edition. 2 vols. Loml.
1820. royal 8vo.

Reports of Cases argued and determined in the Court
of the Vice-Cliancellor of England, during the time of
the Right Hon. Sir Thomas Plumer (1815-1821).
5 vols. Lond. 1817-1822. royal 8vo.

Reports of Cases argued and determined in the Court
of the Vice-Chancellor of England, during the time of
the Right Hon. Sir John Leach (1821-1822). By H.
Maddook and T. C. Geldart. (Forming VoL VL of
the above Reports.) Lond. 1829. royal Svo.

MADEIRA (Island of).

-On the Climate, and an Account of the Island of
Madeira. See Mason (J. A.)

MADERA (Gregorio Lopez).

Excelencias de la Monarchia y Reyno de EspaSa.

Valladolid, 1597. folio.

MADOX (John).

Excursions in the Holy Land, Egypt, Nubia, Syria,
&c., including a Visit to the Unfrequented District of
the Haouran. 2 vols. Lond. 1834. 8vo.

MADOX (Thomas), H.M. Historiographer.

Formulare Anglicanum ; or, a Collection of Ancient
Charters, and Instruments of Divers Kinds. Taken
from the originals, placed under several Heads, and
deduced in a series, from the Norman Conquest to the
end of the Reign of King Henry VIIL Lond. 1702.
folio.

History and Antiquities of the Exchequer of the
Kings of England, from the Norman Conquest to the
end of the Reign of Fxlward II. Second edition, with
a full and compleat Index. 2 vols. Lond. 1769. 4to.

Firma Burgi; or, an Historical Essay concerning the
Cities, Towns, and Buroughs of England ; taken from
Records. Lond. 1726. folio.

Baronia Anglica ; an History of Land Honors and

Baronies, and of Tenure in Capite, verified by Records.

Lond. 1736. folio.

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MADKID— MAGA ZINES.

MADRID in 1835 : Sketches of the Metropolis of
Spain and its Inhabitants, and of Society and Manners
in the Peninsula. By a Resident Officer. 2 vols.
Lond. 1836. 8vo.

MADRIGNANUS (Archanqelcs).

Itinerarium Portugallensium e Lusitania in Indiam,
et inde in Occidentem, et demum ad Aquilonem. (Ex
vernaculo Sermone Montabaldi Francani, in Latinum
traductum, interprete Archangelo Madrignano Medio-
lanense, Monaclio Carevallensi.) Mediolani, 1508. small
folio.

MAERLANTS (Jacob van).

Wapane Martijn, met de Vers'olgen, door Dr Eelco
Verwijs. Ley den, 1857. 8vo.

Spiegel Historiael, met de Eragraenten der later
toegevoegde gedeelten, bewerkt door Philip Utenbroeke
en Lodewijc van Velthem. Van Wege de Maatschappij
der Nederlandsche Letterkunde te Leiden, uitgegeven
door Dr M. De Vries eu Dr E. Verwijs. 3 vols.
Leiden, 1863-1871. royal 4to.

MAFEEI (Giuseppe).

Storia della Letteratura Italiana, dall' origine della
Lingua sino ai primi xxxii. anni del Secolo xix. 2 vols.
Palermo, 1837. 8vo.

MAFEEI (Marchese di Scipione).
Opere, (ed. di A. Rubbi). 21 vols. Venezia,1790. 8vo.
Vols. I., IT. Elogio di S. Maffei ; De 'Teatri antichi e
raoderni ; Arte Magica Dileguata ; Arte
Magica Distrutta, etc.
III. Bella Fonnazione de Fulmini trattato ; Dell'
Antica condizion di Verona.
IV., V. Dell' Istoria di Verona.
VI.-XI. Verona lUustrata.

XII. La Merope, tragedia, etc.
XIII. Della Scienza chiamata Cavalleresca.
XIV.-XVII. Storia Teologica, delle Dottrine, Opinioni
nei primi Cinque Secoli.
XVIII. Dell' impiego del Denaro, libri tre.
XIX. Poesie 'Volgari e Latine, etc.
XX. Galliae Antiquitates qusedam selectae.
XXI. Storia Diploniatica.
Istoria Diplomatica, clie serve d'introduzione all' arte
critics in tal materia con documenti che rimangono in
Papiro Egizio, e ragionameno sopra gl' ItaU Primitivi.
Mantovu, 1727. 4to.

History of Ancient Amphitheatres, translated by
Alexander Gordon. Lond. 1730. 8vo.

Museum Veronense, hoc est Antiquarum Inscrip-
tionum atque Anaglyphorum CoUectio. Cui Taurinensis
adjungitur et Vindobonensis, accedunt Monumenta id
genus plurima, nondum vulgata,. et ubicumque collecta.
Viirona, 1749. folio.

MAFFEIUS (SoiPio). See Maffei.

MAFFEUS (Joannes Petrus), e Societate lesu.

Historiarum Indicarum Libri XVI. — Selectarum item
ex India Epistolarum, eodem interprete, Libri IV.
Accessit Ignatii Loiolse Vita. Colonics Agrippince, 1593.
folio.

Historiarum Indicarum, Libri XVI. Antverpix,
1605. 8vo.

L'Histoire des Indes Orientales et Occidentales, du
R. P. Jean P. Maffee, traduite de Latin en Fransois
par M. M. D. P[ure]. Paris, 1665. 4to.

MAGAZINES, REVIEWS, and other PERIO-
DICALS.

Agricultural Magazine; or. Farmer's Monthly
Journal of Husbandry and Rural Affairs, including
Occasional Observations on Gardening, from July 1807
to December 1812. Conducted by R. W. Dickson,
M.D. II vols. Lond. 1808-1812. 8vo.

The same. JSTew series, from January 1813 to June
1814. 3 vols. Lond. 1813, 1814. 8vo.

American Medical and Philosophical Register, 1814.
See American Med. and Phil. Register.

American Review of History, Politics, and Litera-
ture, from 1810 to 1812. See American Review.

Annals of the Fine Arts, from 1816 to 1819. See
Fine Arts.

Annals of Philosophy, Natural History, Chemistry,
&c., from 1800 to 1802. By Thomas Garnett, M.D.
See Annals.

Annals of Philosophy. By Thomas Thomson, M.D.,
1813-1826. See Annals.

Anti-Jacobin Review and Magazine ; or. Monthly
Political and Literary Censor, from its commencement
in July 1798 to December 1821. 61 vols. Lond.
1799-1821. 8vo.

Art Journal (The), from 1849 to present time. See
Art Union (The).

Art Union (The) : a Monthly Journal of the Fine
Arts, from 1839 to 1848. See Art Union (The).

Asiatic Journal and Monthly Register, from 1816
to 1845. See Asiatic Journal.

ATHENiEUM (The), Journal of English and Foreign
Literature, Science, and the Fine Arts, from 1828 to
the present time. See Athenjeum (The).

MAGAZINES.

M6

MAGAZINES, KEVIEWS, &c.— Continued.

Bee (The) ; or, Literary Weekly Intelligencer, from
December 1790 to January 1794. See Anderson
(James), LL.U.

Blackwood's Magazine, from the commencement, in
the year 1817, continued to the present time. See
Blackwood's Magazine.

British and Foreign Review, from 1835 to 1844.
See British and Foreign Eeview.

Chambers's Edinburgh Journal. Conducted hy
William and Robert Chambers. Nos. 1-572, from 4th
February 1832 to 14th January 1843. 11 vols. Edinb.
1833-1843. folio.

Christian Observer. Conducted by Members of
the Established Church, from its commencement to the
present time. See Christian Observer.

CoRNHiLL Magazine, from its commencement in
January 1860 to the present time. See Cornhill
Magazine.

Country Gentlemen's Magazine (from July 1868
to December 1871). 7 vols. Land. ISQS-ISU. royal
8vo.

Critical Review ; or, Annals of Literature (from
January 1756 to December 1790). 70 vols. Lond.
1756-1790. 8vo.

The same, extended and unproved, from 1791 to
1802. A new arrangement. 36 vols. Lond. I7dl to
1802. 8vo.

Dublin Philosophical Journal, 1825, 1826. See
Dublin.

Dublin University Magazine ; a Literary and Poli-
tical Journal, from January 1838 to the present time.
See Dublin University Magazine.

Edinburgh Christian Instructor, from 1810 to
1840. See Christian Instructor.

Edinburgh Law Journal, 1831-1837; Literary
Gazette, 1829 ; Literaby Journal, 1828-1831 ;
Philosophical Journal, 1819-1861 ; and Journal
of Science, &c. See page 318, Edinburgh: Magazines
and Reviews.

Edinburgh Magazine, from 1757 to 1762. 6 vols.
Edinb. 1757-1762. 8vo.

Edinburgh Magazine and Review, from October
1773 to August 1776. See Edinburgh.

Edinburgh Magazine ; or, Literary Miscellany, from
its commencement in 1785 to December 1792. 16 vols.
Edinb. 1785-1792. 8vo.

The same, from January 1793 to December 1803.
New Series. 22 vols. Edinb. 1793-1803. 8vo.

MAGAZINES, REVIEWS, kc—Cuntimud.
Edinburgh Monthly Review, January 1819 to June
1821. See Edinburgh.

Edinburou Review; or, Critical Journal, from it«
commencement in 1802 to the year 1869, See Ediii-
buboh.

New Edinburgh Review, July 1821 to October 1823.
See Edinburgh.

English Review; or, an Abstract of Engliith and
Foreign Literatuce, from 1782 to 1791. 17 vola. Lond.
1782-1791. 8vo.

Evangelical Christendom ; its State and Pro«pect«.
A Monthly* Journal, conducted by Members of the
Evangelical Alliance, from January 1847 to December
1859. 13 vols. Lon^. 1847-1859. royal 8vo.

The same. New series, from January 1860 to De-
cember 1861. 2 vols. Lond. 1860, 1861. royal 8vo.

Farmer's Magazine; a Periodical Work, deyot«Hl
to Agriculture and Ruml Affairs, from the year 1800,
continued to the year 1825. 26 vols. Edinb. 1801-
1825. 8vo.

General Index to the Farmer's Magazine, Vols.
L-XXIV., 1800-1823. Edinb. 1824. 8vo.

Foreign Quarterly Review. Vols L-XXXVII.
July 1837 to July 1846. 37 vols. Lmd. 1827-1846.
8vo.

Foreign Review and Continental Miscellany.
Vols. I.-V., 1828-1830. 5 vols. Lond. 1828-1830.
8vo.

Eraser's Magazine for Town and Country, from
1840 to the present time. See Eraser's Magazine.

Gardener's Magazine, and Register of Rural and
Domestic Improvement. Vols. I. -XIX Conducted
by J. C. Loudon, from its commencement in 1826 to
1843. 19 vols. Lmd. 1826-1843. Svo.

Gentlemen's Magazine ; or, Monthly Intelligencer,
from its commencement in 1731, continued to Decem-
ber 1833. Vols. I.-CIII. part U., being the con-
clusion of the series. 103 vols. Lmul. 1731-1833.
Svo.

The same. New Series, fsom January 1834 to 1856.
45 vols. Lond. 1834-1856. 8vo.

The same. New Series, from July 1856 to May
1863. 23 vok Loiid. 1856-1868. 8vo.

The same. Entirely new series, from June 1868 to
December 1871. Vols. L-VIL 7 vols. Lond. 1868-
1871. 8vo.

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MAGAZINES.

MAGAZINES, REVIEWS, &o.— Continued.

General Index to the Gentleman's Magazine. Vols.
I.-LVI., from 1731 to end of 1786, by the Eev. S.
Ayscough. Vols. I. and IL Lond. 1818. 8vo.

General Index, from 1787 to 1818 inclusive; with
Introduction by John Nichols. Vols. III.-V. Lond.
1821. Svo.

Complete List of the Plates and Woodcuts in the
Gentleman's Magazine, from its commencement in 1731
to 1818 inclusive. Lond. 1821. Svo.

Selection of Curious Articles from the Gentleman's
Magazine (by the Eev. J. Walker). 4 vols. Lond.
1811. Svo.

Gentleman (The) and Lady's Weekly Magazine,
from January 29 to July 13, 1774. 2 vols, in 1.
Jidinb. 1774. Svo.

Journal (The Quakterly) of Agriculture, July
182S to June 1868. See Highland Society.

Journal of Jurisprudence, from its commencement
in 1857 to the present time. See Joubnal of Juris-
prudence.

Journal of the Royal Geographical Society of
London, from 1832 to the present time. See Geo-
graphical Society.

Journal OF the Royal Institution of Great Britain,
1830, 1831. See Journal.

Journal of Science and Akts, from its commence-
ment in 1816 to June 1830. See Journal of Science
AND Arts.

Law Magazine and Law Review, from 1828 to the
present time. See Law Magazine.

Literary Gazette ; or, a Journal of Belles Lettres,
Arts, and Sciences, from January 1817 to April 1862.
See Literary Gazette.

London and Edinburgh Philosophical Magazine, from
1832 to 1850. See Philosophical Magazine.

London, Edinburgh, and Dublin Philosophical Mag-
azine, 1851 to 1858. SeS Philosophical Magazine.

London Magazine ; or. Gentlemen's Monthly Intel-
ligencer, from its commencement in 1732 to the year
1751 ; and from the year 1762 to 1782. See London
Magazine.

The same, from January 1820 to June 1829. See
London Magazine.

Macmillan's Magazine, from November 1869 to
December 1871. 4 vols. Lowci. 1839-1871. Svo.

MAGAZINES, REVIEWS, &c.— Continued. '
Macphail's Edinburgh Ecclesiastical Journal and

Literary Review (from February 1846 to July 1858).

25 vols. Hdinb. 1846-1858. Svo.

Magazine of the Fine Arts, and Journal of Litera-
ture and Science (from November 1832 to July 1834).
4 vols. Lond. 1833. Svo.

Magazine op Natural History, and Journal of
Zoology, Botany, Mineralogy, Geology, and Meteoro-
logy. Conducted by J. C. Loudon, from May 1828 to
December 1836. 9 vols. Lond. 1829-1836. Svo.

Magazine of Natural History. New Series. Con-
ducted by Edward Charlesworth, from January 1837 to
August 1840. 4 vols. Lond. 1837-1840. Svo.

Magazine of Zoology and Botany. Conducted by
Sir William Jardine, P. J. Selby, and Dr Johnston.
2 vols. Lond. 1837, 1838. 8vo.

The same, continued from 1838 to 1861. See Annals
of Natural History.

Memoirs op Literature ; containing an Account of
Books, Letters, and Dissertations upon several subjects.
Miscellaneous Observations, &c. 8 vols. Lond. 1722.
small Svo.

New Memoirs of Literature, containing an Account
of New Books printed both at Home and Abroad, from
January 1725 to December 1727. 6 vols. Lond.
1725-1727. smaU Svo.

Monthly Review (The) ; a Periodical Work, giving
an Account with Abstracts of, and Extracts from.
New Books, Pamphlets, &c. (from May 1749 to De-
cember 1789). 81 vols. Lond. 1749-1789. Svo.

The same, enlarged, from January 1790 to November
1825. 108 vols. iond. 1790-1825. Svo.

The same, from January 1826 to December 1830.
New and improved series. 15 vols. Lond. 1826-
1830. Svo.

The same, from January 1831 to December 1844.
42 vols. Lond. 1831-1844. 8vo.

General Index to the Monthly Review, from its com-
mencement to the end of the seventieth volume, with
continuation to the end of the eighty-first volume
(1789). By the Rev. S. Ayscough. 3 vols. Lond.
1786-1796. Svo.

General Index to the Monthly Review, from the
commencement of the new series in January 1790 to
the end of eighty-first volume, completed in December
1816. 2 vols. Lond. 1818. Svo.

National Review, from January 1860 to April 1864.
See National Review.

MAGAZINES.

<t7

MAGAZINES, EEVIEWS, &c.—Cordinued.
New Monthly Magazine and Literary Journal, from
1821 to 1859. 117 vols. Lond. 1821-1859. 8vo.

North American Eeview, from 1820 to 1858. Sec
Ameuican Eeview (The North).

North British Eeview, 1844 to 1871. See North
British Eeview.

North British "Weekly Magazine (The) ; or, Cale-
donian Miscellany of Knowledge, Instruction, and
Entertainment, from October 1782 to October 1783.
2 vols, in 1. Edmb. 1782, 1783. 8vo.

Notes and Queries. A Medium of Inter-Commu-
nication for Literary Men, General Eeaders, &c. ; with
Index. 13 vols. Lond. 1850-1855. small 4to.

The same. Second series. 12 vols. Lond. 1856-
1862. small 4to.

The same. Third series. 12 vols. Lond. 1863-
1868. small 4to.

The same. Fourth series. Vols. I. -VIII. 8 vols.
Lond. (1868-1871). smaU 4to. (Continued.)

Oriental Herald and Colonial Eeview, from January
1824 to December 1829. 23 vols. Lond. 1824-1829.
8vo.

Parthenon (The) ; a Weekly Journal of Literature,
Science, and Art, 1862, 1863. See Parthenon.

Perth Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, from
July 1772 to December 1773. 6 vols. Perth, 1772,
1773. 8vo.

Philosophical Magazine, 1827-1832. See Philo-
sophical Magazine.

Phrenological Journal and Magazine. Vols.
I--XX., 1823-1847. See Phrenological Journal.

Poor Law Magazine for Scotland. Vols. VIIL, IX.
September 1865 to August 1867. 2 vols. Glasgow,
1866, 1867. 8vo.

The same. New Series, from October 1867 to August
1871. Vols. L-IV. 4 vols. Glasgow, 1868-1871.
8vo.

Presbyterian Eeview and Eeligious Journal, from
July 1831 to July 1848. 21 vols. Edinb. 1832-
1848. 8vo.

Quarterly Journal of Agriculture, 1828 to 1843.
See Highland Society.

Quarterly Journal of Education, from 1831 to 1835.
See Journal op Education.

MAGAZINES, REVIEWS, kc.-Continutd.
Quarterly Review, from ite commencement in 1809,
continued to the present time. See Quarteblt Ri-

VIEW.

Reader (The), 1864-1866. See Rbader (Thb).

Religious Monitor (The); or, Scote Pre«byt«ruii
Magazine, from March 1803 to December 1819. 17
vols. Edinb. 1803-1819. 8vo.

Republic op Letters. The Present State of the
Eepublick of Letters, from January 1728 to December
1736. 17 vols. Lmd. 1728-1736. small 8vo.

Eetrospective Eeview. Edited by Henry Southern.
14 vols. Lond. 1820-1826. 8vo.

iTie same. Second Series. (Edited by Henry Southern
and Nicholas Harris Nicholas). 2 vols. Lond. 1827,
1828. 8vo.

The same. Third Series. (By Thomas Wright, J.
0. Halliwell, M. A. Lower, &c.) 2 vok Lond. 1853,
1854. 8vo.

Eevue des Deux Mondes, XXVI'-XXVII* Annees.
Seconde Periode. Janvier 1856 to Decembre 1857.
Vols. I.-XIL 12 vols. Paris, 1856, 1867. roy»l
8vo.

Annuaire des Deux Mondes Histoire Gdn^rale des
divers Itats, 1856, 1857. Paris, 1856, 1857. royal
8vo.

Eevue des Deux Mondes, XXXV-XXXIX* Annde*.
Seconde Pdriode. Septembre 1865 to Decembre 1869.
Vols. LIX.-LXXXIV. Paris, 1865-1869. royal
8vo.

Eevue Encyclop^dique, ou Analyse Raisonnde des
Productions les plus Remarquables dans la Litt^rature,
les Sciences et les Arts, par une Reunion de Membres
de rinstitut, et d'autres Hommes de Lettres. Anni'es
1819-1832. 56 vols. Pans, 1819-1832. 8vo.

Ruddiman's Weekly Magazine ; or, Edinburgh
Amusement, from July 1768 to May 1784. Vols.
L-LX. In 38 vols. Edinb. 1768-1784. Sva

Saturday Review (The) of Politics, Literatam,
Science, and Art, from January 1870 to December 1871.
Vols. XXIX.-XXXIL 4 vols. Lond. 1870, 1871.
folio.

Scots Magazine (The) ; containing a General View
of the Religion, Politicks, Entertainment, &c, in Great
Britain, and a Succinct Account of IHibUc Affairs,
Foreign and Domestic, from its commencement in
1739, continued to July 1817. 79 vols. Edinb. 1739-
1817. Svo.

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MAGAZINES— MAGOPICO.

MAGAZINES, EEVIEWS, &c.— Continued.

The Scots Magazine, and Edinburgh Literary Miscel-
lany. New series, from August 1817 to June 1826.
(forming Vols. LXXX.-XCVII). 18 vols. Edinb.
1817-1826. 8vo.

The Scots Magazine. New Series, from December
1828 to January 1830. Vols. I.-IV. 2 vols. Hdinb.
1829-1830. 8vo.

A Statement of some late Conduct of the Conductors
of the Scots Magazine. Edinb. 180G. 8vo.

United Service Journal and Naval and Military
Magazine, from 1829 to 1871. In 127 vols. Lond.
1829-1871. 8vo.

Westminster Eevibw, from its commencement in
1824, continued to the present time. See Westminster
Kbview.

Works of the Learned. The History of the Works
of the Learned, from January 1737 to December 1739.
6 vols. Lond. 1737-1739. post 8vo.

MAGDEBURG.

Magdeburgenses : Ecclesiastica Historia. See Eccle-
siastical Historians.

MAGEE (William), D.D., Archbishop of Dublin.

Discourses and Dissertations on the Scriptural Doc-
trines of Atonement and Sacrifice; with Eemarks on
the version of the New Testament lately published by
the Unitarians. 3 vols. Lond. 1832. 8vo.

MAGEE (William).

Original Lyrics arranged to Scottish Melodies.
Poetry by W. Magee. Edinb. 1828. 8vo.

The

MAGELLAN (J. H. db).

Collection de diff^rens Trait^s sur des Instnimens
d'Astronomie, Physique, etc. Londres, 1780. 4to.

MAGELLAN (Straits op).

Eelacion del Ultimo Viage al Estrecho de Magal-
lanes, dela Fragata de S. M. Santa Maria de la Cabeza;
enlosAnos de 1785 y 1786. — Extracto de todos los
Anteriores desde su Descrubimiento impresos y MSS.
y Noticia de los Habitantes, suelo, clima y producciones
del Estrecha. — Apendice a la Eelacion. 2 vols. Madrid,
1788, 1793. 4to.

MAGENDIE (Fran(joi8).

Precis El^mentaire de Physiologie, deuxifeme edition,
corrig^e et augmentde. 2 vols. Paris, 1825. 8vo.

An Elementary Compendium of Physiology, for the
use of Students. By F. Magepdie,M.D. Translated from
the French by E. Milligan, M.D.' Edi7ib. 1826. 8vo.

MAGENS (Nicholas).

An Essay on Insurance, containing the various kinds
of Insurance practised by the Commercial States of
Europe ; with a Summary of all the Treaties of Com-
merce. 2 vols. Land. 1755. 4to.

MAGINUS (Jo. Antonius), Professor of Mathema-
tics in the University/ of Bonn.

Novse Coelestium Orbium Theoricae congruentes cum
Observationibus N. Coperuici. Venetiis, 1589. 4to.

Albategrius de Numeris Stellarum et Motibus :
Mahometis Albatenii de Scientia Stellarum Liber, cum
aliquot additionibus Joan. Eegiomontani. Benonice,
1645. (In 1 vol.) 4to.

MAGLIABECHI (Antonius). See Venetorum
(Clariss.) Epistol^e.

MAGNA CAETA Eegis Johannes 15 die Jimii,
Anno Eegni XVIL, a.d. MCCXV. Printed in Letters
of Gold by John Whitaker, from an Original of the
Great Charter, preserved in Lincoln Cathedral. Lond.
1816. folio.

MAGNETISM (Animal). &e Mesmerism.

Eeport of Dr Benjamin Franklin, and other Com-
missioners, charged by the King of France with the
Examination of Animal Magnetism as now practised at
Paris. Translated from the French. Lond. 1785. 8vo.

MAGNUS (Joannes), Archbishop of Upsal.
De Omnibus Gothorum Sueonumque regibus Historia
Libri xxiv. Eomce, 1554. folio.

MAGNUS (Olaub), Secretary to the Archbishop of
Upsal.

Historia de Gentibus Septentrionalibus. Eomce, 1555.
foUo.

HistoriEe Septentrionalium Gentium Breviariuni.
Libri XXII. Editio nova, et ex prioribus emenda-
tissima. Lugd. Batav. 1645. 12mo.

A Compendious History of the Goths, Swedes, and
Vandals, and other Northern Nations, written by Olaus
Magnus, Archbishop of Upsall, and Metropolitan of
Sweden. (Translated or Epitomised by J. S.) Lond.
1658. folio.

MAGOPICO.

Memoirs of Magopico. Third edition. [Edinb.] 1791.
small 8vo.

Memoirs of Magopico, Minister of Muchtiwharrock
[Alexander Pyott, Minister of Dunbar]. Together with
Anecdotes of his Friend and Fellow-Labourer, Plum-
bino. (Written by the Eev. Dr Halyburton, Chaplain
to the 1st Foot.) Edinb. 1810. 4to.

MAGUIRE— MAIMBOUBG.

IM

MAGUIRE (John Francis), M.P.

The Irish in America. Lond. 1868. post Svo.

Pontificate of Pius the Ninth (being the Third Edi-
tion of " Rome and its Ruler ;" continued to the latest
moment, and greatly enlarged). Lojjrf. 1870. post Svo.

MAHAN (D. H.), LL.D., Professor in the Military
Academy of the United States.

Elementary Course of Civil Engineering. Edited by
Peter Barlow. Edinh. 1847. 4to.

MAHOMET, or MOHAMMED.

Life of. See Boulainvilliers (lk Comte de). Irving
(W.). Pridkaux (H.) Vattier (P.)

The Alcoran of Mahomet. Translated out of Ara-
bique into French by the Sieur Du Ryer, and newly
Englished for the satisfaction of all that desire to look
into the Turkish vanities [by Alexander Ross]. Lond.
1649. 4to.

Alcoran, by Sale. See Sale (George).

MAHON (Charles, Lord Viscqunt). See Stan-
hope (Earl of).

■ MAHON (James K), Barrister.
The Duties and Liabilities of Executors and Ad-
ministrators under the Stamp Acts ; the Decided Cases
recognised at the Legacy Office, &c. ; also Tables of
Annuities, and their respective Values. Lond. 1835.
12mo.

MAHON (Philip Henry, Lord). See Stanhope
(Earl of).

MAHONY, or MALONY (Father C.)
Disputatio Apologetica, de Jure Regni Hibemiae pro
CatholicisHiberniseadversusHiereticos Anglos. Authore
C. M. Hibemo, Artium et Sacrae Theologise Magistro.
Francofurti, 1645. 4to.

Disputatio Apologetica, de Jure Regni HibemiaB pro
Catholicis Hibernis, adversus Heereticos Anglos. Fran-
cofurti, 1645. {Reprinted Dublin, 1826.) 4to.

MAHONY (Francis), known as Father Prout.

The Reliques of Father Prout, late P.P. of Water-
grasshill, in the County of Cork, Ireland. Collected
and arranged by Oliver Yorke. Illustrated by Alfred
Croquis (Daniel Maclise, R.A.) Lond. 1868. 12mo.
(Bohn's Illustrated Library.)

MAIDMENT (James), Advocate.

Analecta Scotica J Nugse Scoticae. See Scotland.

The Court of Session Garland. [Edited, with Sup-
plements and Appendix, by James Maidment.] In one
vol. Edinb. 1839. Svo.

MAIDMENT {3 Kum)— Continued.

The Court of Session Garland. (A new edition).
Edinb. 1871. Svo.

Private Letters, now first printed from the Origioal
MSS., 1694-1732. Edinb. 1829. small Svo.

Scottish PasquiU or Lampoons. See PABQCiLa.

Scottish Ballads and Songs, Historical and Tndi-
tionary. See Scotland.

See also Aroyle (Family of). Balfour (Sir JAiOi).
Bannatyne Club. Charteris (Laurkmce). Datidsok
(John). Hay (Richard Aug.) James the Sixth.
Lithoow (William). Lyoun (John). Melrosi.
Scotland. Sibbald (Sir Robert). Spottibwoudb
Society. Templaria. Tubervillk (George).

MAIGNt D'ARNIS (W. H.)
Lexicon Manuale ad Scriptores Media: et Infima:
Latinitatis, &c. See Mign£ (l'Abbe).

MAILATH (Johann Grafen).

Geschichte von Ostreich et Ostreichischen KttMn
Staats. 5 vols. Hamburg, \9,Zi-\%5Q. Svo. (Heeren
and Ukert.)

MAILLET (Benedict de).

Description de I'Egypte. See Mascrier.

Telliamed; or. Discourses between an Indian Phi-
losopher and a French Missionary, on the Diminution of
the Sea, the Formation of the Earth, and the Origin of
Men and Animals. Translated from the French of M.
Maillet. Lond. 1750. Svo.

MAILLOT (J.)

Rdcherches sur les Costumes, les Moeurs, les Usages
Religieux, Civils et Militairea de.<i Anciens Peuples,
d'apr^s les Auteura cdlfebres et les Monuments Antiques.
Public par P. Martin. 3 vols. Paris, 1804. 4U>.

MAIMBOURG (Louis), cy-devant Jemite.

(Euvres Historiquea. 14 vols. Paris, 1686-1687.
4to. viz. : —

Histoire de I'Arianisme, depuis sa naissance jnsqu'i n fin :
avec rOrigine et le Progr^s de I'H^r^ie des Socinien*.
2 vols.

Histoire de I'H^rdsie des Iconoclostes, et de la Tnuulation
de I'Empire aux Francois.

Histoire du Schisme des Grecs.

Histoire des Croisades, pour U Delivrance de U Ten*
Saints. 2 vols.

Histoire de la Decadence de I'Empire aprie Cbarlenajpe.

Histoire du Grand Schisme d'Occidcnt,

Histoire du Luth^rinisme.

Histoire du Calvinisme.

Histoire de la Ligue.

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MAIMBOURG— MAITLAND.

MAIMBOURe (Lovis)— Continued.
Traits Historique de r£tablissemont et des Prerogatives
de rfeglise de Rome et de ses Eveques.

Histoire du Pontifical de S. Grdgoire le Grand.
Histoire du Pontifical de Saint L^on le Grand.

The History of the Crusade ; or, the Expeditions
for the Conquest of the Holy Land. Translated from
the French by John Nalson, LL.D. Lond. 1685.
folio.

Histoire de la Ligue. Paris, 1683. 4to.

MAIMONIDES (R. Moses). See Misohna.

MAINE (Professor Henry Sumner).

Ancient Law; its connection with the Early History
of Society, and its relation to Modern Ideas. Lond.
1870. Svo.

Village Communities in the East and West. Six
Lectures delivered at Oxford. Lond. 1871. Svo.

MAINTENON (FRAN901SE d'Acbigne Marquise de).

Letters of Madame de Maintenon, and other Eminent
Persons in the Age of Louis XIV. To which are
added, Characters of some of the principal Persons of
that Court. Translated from the French. LoJitZ. 1754.
12mo.

Memoirs for the History of Madame de Maintenon,
and of the Last Age. Translated by the author of the
Female Quixote (Mrs Lennox). 5 vols. Lond. 1757.
12mo.

Lettres Inddits de Mad. Maintenon, et de Mad. la
Princesse des Ursins. See Letters.

Secret Correspondence of Madame de Maintenon
with the Princess des Ursins. Translated from the
French. 3 vols. Lond. 1827, Svo.

MAINZER (Joseph).

Treatise on Musical Grammar, and the Principles of
Harmony. Lond. 1843. Svo.

MAIR. See Major (John).

MAIRAN (Jean Jacques Dortous de).

Traite Physique et Historique de I'Aurore Boreale.
Pam, 1733. 4to. (Suite des Memoires de I'Academie
Royale des Sciences).

MAIRE DE BELGES (Jean Le).

Les Illustrations de Gaule, et Singularitez de Troye ;
avec la Couronne Margaritique, plusieurs autres (Euvres
de luy, non jamais encore imprimees. Le tout reveu et
fidelement restitu^ par Maistre Antoine du Moulin.
Lyon, 1549. folio.

MAIRE (Christoph. et R. Jos. Boscovich de).

De Literaria Expeditione per Pontificiam Ditionem,
ad dimetiendos duos Meridian! gradus et corrigendam
Mappam Geographicam. Romce, 1755. 4to.

Voyage Astronomique et Geographique dans I'Etat de
I'Eglise, entrepris par I'Ordre et sous les Auspices du
Pape Benoit XIV. pour mesurer deux d^gres du Mdri-
dien, et corriger la Carte de I'Etat Ecclesiastique.
Traduit du Latin. Paris, 1770. 4to.

MAITLAND (Charles), M.D.

The Church in the Catacombs ; a Description of the
Primitive Church of Rome. Illustrated by its Sepul-
chral Remains. Lond. 1846. 8yo.

MAITLAND (Sir Frederick Lewis), Captain R.N.

Narrative of the Surrender of Buonaparte, and of his
Residence on Board H. M.S. Bellerophon. Lond. 1826.
Svo.

MAITLAND (Margaret).

Passages in the Life of Mrs Margaret Maitland of
Sunnyside. Written by herself. 3 vols. Lond. 1850.
small Svo.

MAITLAND (Sir Richard), of Lethington.

The Genealogy of the House and Surname of Setoun ;
with the Chronicle of the House of Setoun, by John
Kamington. [Edited by Charles K. Sharpe.] Edinh.
1830. 4to.

The History of the House of Seytoun to the year
1559. By Sir Richard Maitland of Lethington, Knight.
With the continuation by Alexander Viscount King-
ston to 1687. [Edited hy John FuUarton.] Glasgow,
1S29. 4to. (Bannatyne and Maitland Clubs.)

Poems of Sir Richard Maitland. With an Appendix
of Selections from the Poems of Sir John Maitland,
Lord Thirlestone, and of Thomas Maitland. [Edited
by Joseph Bain.] Glasgow, 1830. 4to. (Maitland
Club.)

MAITLAND (Samuel Roffey), D.D.

A List of some of the early Printed Books in the
Archiepiscopal Library at Lambeth. Lond. 1 843. Svo.

The Dark Ages ; a Series of Essays, intended to illus-
trate the State of Religion and Literature in the Ninth,
Tenth, Eleventh, and Twelfth Centuries. Lond. 1844
Svo.

An Index of such English Books printed before the
year 1600 as are now in the Archiepiscopal Library at
Lambeth. Lond. 1845. Svo.

MAITLAND (Thomas), of Dundrennan.

Works. Edited by Thomas Maitland. See Bellen-
den (John). Carew (Thomas). Dalgarno (George).
Drummond (William). Herrick (Robert). Stmson
(Andrew). Urquhart (Sir Thomas).

MAITLAND.

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MAITLAND (William).

The History of Edinburgh, from its Foundation to
the Present Time ; with Accounts of the Parishes of the
Canongate, St Cuthbert, and other Districts within the
Suburbs of Edinburgh. Edinb. 1753. folio.

The History and Survey of London, from its Foun-
dation to the Present Time ; with Accounts of its Privi-
leges, Charters, Acts of Common Council, &c., includ-
ing the several Parishes of Westminster, Middlesex, and
Surrey. 2 vols. Land. 1756. folio.

The History and Antiquities of Scotland, from the
Earliest Accounts to the Death of James L, anno 1437;
and from that period to the Accession of James VI.
to the Crown of England, anno 1603, by another Hand.
[Thomas Grainger, M.D.] 2 vols. Land. 1757. folio.

MAITLAND CLUB (The), Glasgow.

Catalogue op Works Printed for the Members of
TUB Maitland Club, since its Institution in
1828.

*^* Ths Books marJced + were also Printed /or the
Bannatynb Club.

1829. +The History of the House of Seytoun to the year

1559. See Maitland (Sir Eichard).

1830. Histoire de la Guerre d'Ecosse : pendant les

Campagnes 1548 et 1549. See Beaugu^ (Jean

de).
1830. +Memoirs of the Affairs of Scotland, by David

Moysie, 1577-1603. See Moysie (David).
1830. Poems of Sir Eichard Maitland of Lethington,

&c. See Maitland (Sir Eichard).
1830. Eegister of Ministers, Exhorters, and Eeaders,

and of their Stipends. See Scotland (Church

of).
1830. Babell ; a Satirical Poem on the General As-
sembly, 1692. /See Pitcairne (Dr Archibald).
1830. Diary of Mr John Lamont of Newton, 1649-

1671. See Lamont (John).
1830. Chronicle of the Kings of Scotland, from Fergus

the First to James the Sixth, in the year 1611.

See Scotland.

1830. Clariodus ; a Metrical Eomance. iSee Metrical

EOMANCES.

1831. The Chronicle of Perth; a Eegister of Eemarkable

Occurrences, from 1210 to 1668. See Perth.

1831. Eegistrum Metallanum [Pars] I. Edinh. 18^1.
4to.

1831. Description of the Sheriffdoms of Lanark and
Eenfrew. Compiled about 1710. /See Hamil-
ton (William), of Wishaw.

1831. Notices and Documents illustrative of the Lite-
rary History of Glasgow. See Duncan (Wm. J.)

1833.

1833.

1833.

1833.

1833.

1833.

MAITLAND CLUB (Tm)— Continued .

1831. Inventory of the Ornaments, Reliqaes, Jewels,

Vestments, Books, &c., belonging to the Cathe-
dral Church of Glasgow, 1432. See Guaoow ;
Churches, &c.

1832. The Moral Fables of Robert Henryeon. See

Hbnrtson (Egbert).
1832-1834. Burgh Eecords of the City of Glaagow.

See Glasgow.
1832. Eegistrum Monasteriide Passelei See Paiblet.

1832. Poems of William Drummond of Hawthomden.

See Drumhond (William).

1 833. tAncient Criminal Trials in Scotland, 1 488-1 624.
See Pitcairn (Robert).

tHistory of the Troubles and Memorable Tranaae
tions in Scotland and England, from 1624 to
1645. See Spalding (John.)

tMemoirs of his own Life, by Sir James Melville
of Halhill. See Melville (Sir James).

tMemoirs of the War carried on in Scotland and
Ireland, 1689-1691. See Mackat (Hugh).

+Diurnal of Remarkable Occurrents within Scot-
land, 1514-1575. /See Scotland.

Cartularium Comitatus de Levenax. See (in
Appendix) Lennox.

Miscellany of the Maitland Club, consisting of
Original Papers, and other Documents, illoa-
trative of the History and Literature of Scot-
land. [Vol. L, 1833; VoL II., 1839; Vol.
IIL, 1842; Vol. IV., part 1, 1847. Edited
by various Members of the Club.] 4 vols.
Glasgow, 1834-1847. 4to. (Maitland Club.)

1834. Miscellaneous Papers principally illustrative of

the Events in the Reigns of Queen Mary and
King James VI. See Scotland.
1834. Eecords of the Burgh of Prestwick, in the
Sheriffdom of Ayr, 1470-1782. See Pkktwick,
Ayrshire.
1 834. Illustrations of Scottish History, from the Twelfth
to the Sixteenth Century. <See Scotland.
Works of George Dalgamo of Aberdeen. See

Dalgahno (George).
Works of Sir Thomas Urquhart of Croinarty.
See Urquhart (Sir Thomas).
1834. History of Mary Queen of Scola. See Mart

Queen of Scot&
1834-1848. Collections upon the Lives of the Reform-
ers and most Eminent Ministers of the Church
of Scotland. See Wodrow (Eobkbt).
CertaneTractatis for ReformatiounofDoctrj-ne and
Manneris in Scotland. See Winzet (Nisian;.
Reports ou the State of certain Parishee in Scot-
land, April 1 627. See Scotland (Church or).

4v

1834.

1834.

1835.

1835.

642

MAITLAND- MAITTAIEE.

MAITLAND CLUB (The)— Continued.
1835. Letters to King James the Sixth from the
Queen, Prince Henry, and others. See Scot-

LAKD.

1835. Papers relative to the Royal Guard of Scottish

Archers in France. See Scottish Archers.

1836. The Cochrane Correspondence regarding the

Aifairs of Glasgow, 1745, 1746. See Glasgow.
1836. Catalogue of the Works printed for the Maitland

Club, instituted March 1828 ; with Lists of

the Members and Eules of the Club. Glasgow,

1836. 4to.
1836. Index to Notices entitulod Memorabilia of the

City of Glasgow, 1587-1750. See Glasgow.
1836. Scalacronica, by Sir Thomas Gray of Heton,

Knight. — Chronicle of England and Scotland,

1066-1362. See Scotland.

1836. Rob Stene's Dream, a poem printed [by Robert

Stevens] from a Manuscript ia the Leightonian
Library, Dunblane. Glasgow, 1836. 4to.

1837. Selections from unpublished MSS. illustrating

the Reign of Mary Queen of Scotland, 1543-
1568. See Mart Queen of Scots.

1837. The Life and Death of King James the First of

Scotland. See James the First.

1 838. tAncient Scottish Melodies. ySee Dauney (Wil-

liam).
1838. Sir Beves of Hamtoun. See Metrical Ro-
mances.

1838. fCatalogue of the Library at Abbotsford.

Abbotsford.

1839. tChronicon de Lanercost, 1201-1346.

Lanercost (Priory of).
1839. tDe Arte Logistica Joannis Naperi. See Napier

(John).
1839. The Scottish Metrical Romance of Lancelot du

Lak. See Metrical Romances.
1839-1845. Booke of the Universall Kirk of Scotland.

See Scotland (Church of).
1839. Letters to the Argyll Family. See Argyll

(Family of).
1839-1842. Miscellany of the Maitland Club. Vols.

IL and III. See the year 1833.
1841. Narrative of Charles Prince of Wales' Expedi-
tion to Scotland in 1745. See Scotland.

1841. Documents illustrative of Sir William Wallace^

his Life and Times. See Wallace.

1842. Historic of the Kirk of Scotland, 1558-1637.

See Row (John).
1842. Notices of Unprinted Documents illustrative of

the History of Scotland. See Scotland.
1842. The Coltness Collections, 1G08-1840. See

Stewakt-Denham, of Coltness.

See

See

MAITLAND CLUB (Tbe)— Continued.

1842. Memoirs of Sir Ewen Cameron of LocheiU. See

Drdmmond (John).
1842-1843. Analecta; or. Materials for a History
of Remarkable Providences. See Wodrow
(Robert).

1843. tRegistrum Episcopatus Glasguensis. See Glas-

gow : Churches, &c.

1843. f Liber Ecclesiae de Scon. See Scone.

1845. Registrum Episcopatus Aberdonensis. &e Aber-
deen.

1845. Papers illustrative of the Political Condition of

the Highlands, 1689-1696. See Scotland.

1846. Liber Collegii Nostre Domine : Registrum Ec-

clesie B. V. Marie et S. Anne infra muros,
Civitatis Glasguensis, 1549. See Glasgow :
Churches, &c.
1848-1850. Memorials of Montrose and his Times.
See Napier (Mark).

1847. MisceUany of the Maitland Club. Vol IV.

Part I. See 1833.
1850. f Descriptive Catalogue of Ancient Seals. See

Laing (Henry).
1850. Deeds instituting Bursaries, &c., in the College

and University of Glasgow. See Glasgow ;

University.

1853. Notices of the Local Records of Dysart. See

Fife (County of).

1854. fBreviarium Aberdonense. See Breviary.
1854. The Caldwell Papers : Selections from the Family

Papers preserved at Caldwell. See Mure
(William).
1854. Munimenta Alme Universitatis Glasguensis. See
Glasgow ; University.

1858. Topographical Account of the District of Cun-

ningham. See Pont (Timothy).

1859. Oppressions of the Sixteenth Century in the

Islands of Orkney and Zetland. See Orkney.

MAITTAIRE (Michael). See Marmora Arundel-
LiANA, etc.

Stephanorum Historia, Vita ipsorum ac Libros com-
plectens. 2 vols, in 1. Londini, 1709. 8vo.

Historia Typographorum aliquot Parisiensium, Vitas
et Libros complectens, cum Appendice. Londini, 1717.
8vo.

Annales Typographici ab Artis Inventae Origine ad
annum 1557 Continuati; cum Appendice ad annum
1664. 3 vols. HagmComitis, 1719, 1722, nil. 4to.

Annales TypographicL Vol. I. Editio nova, auctior
et emendatior. Amstelodami, 17 '33. 4to.

Annalium Typographicorum Tomus V. et ultimus,
Indicem complectens. Lond. 1741. 4to.

MAITTAIRE- MALCOLM.

043

MAITTAIRE (Michael)— Cow^jnued.

Annalium Typogr. Mich. Maittaire Supplementum,
adornavit Michael Denis. 2 vols, in 1. Viemwe,
1789. 4to.

Grsecse Linguae Dialecti, recognitse opera Michaells
Maittaire, post Joh. Fred. Reitziiun totum opus recen-
suit, emendavit, auxit Frid. Guil. Sturzius. Lipsice,
1807. 8vo.

MAIUS (Angelus), Cardinal, Vaticarm Biblio-
theccB Prcefedits.

Eusebii Pamphili Chronicorum Canonum Libri Duo.
Opus ex Haicano Codice a Doctore Johanna Zohrabo,
diligenter expressum et castigatum Ang. Mains et Jo.
Zohrabas nunc primum conjunctis curis Latinitate
donatum notisque illustratum additis Grsecis reliquiis
ediderunt. Mediolani, 1818. 4to.

Porphyrii PhUosophi ad Marcellam. — De Philonis
Judsei et Eusebii Pamphili scriptis ineditis, aliorumque
Ubris, ex Armeniaca Lingua convertendis. — SibyUse
Liber XIV. — M. Accii Plauti Fragmenta inedita, item,
ad P. Terentium Comment, et Picturce ineditse. — Isaji
Oratio de Hereditate Cleonymi. — Themistu Oratio, etc.,
Inventore et Interprete Angelo Maio. (In 1 vol.)
Mediolani, 1815, 1816. 8vo.

See also Cicero. Homerus. Scriptorum Veterum

COLLECTIO.

MAJOR or Mair (Joannes).

(De Gestis Scotorum Libri sex) ; Historia Maioris
BritanniaB, tam Anglise quam Scotise, e veterum Monu-
mentis concinnata. Per Joannem Maiorem, nomine
quidem Scotum, professione autem theologum. Paridis,
apud Jodocum Badium Aseensionem, 1.521. 4to.

Historia Majoris Britanniie, tam Angliai, quam Scoti*.
Editio Nova, mendis quamplurimis extantibusrepurgata;
adnectitur Metrum de Prtelio apud Bannockburn,
auctore Gulielmo Baston. Edimhurgi, 1740. 4to.

MAJOR (Thomas), Engraver.

The Ruins of Paestum, otherwise Posidonia in JIagna
Grsecia. Lond. 1768, large folio.

Les Ruines de PiEstum, &c. See PiESTUM.

MAKGILL (Jajies), of Rankeilor-Nether, Advocate,
ClerA-Bcijista:

Discours particulier d'Escosse ; escrit par commande-
ment et Ordonnance de la Royne Douari^re et Rdgente,
par Messires Jacques Makgill, Clerc du Registre, et
Jean Bellenden, Clerc de la Justice, 11* Janvier, 1559.
[Edited by Thomas Thomson.] Edinb. 1824. 4to.
(Bamiatyne Club.)

MALABAR.

Reports of a Joint Conunianon from Bengal and
Bombay appointed to inspect into the .State and Condi-
tion of the Province of Malabar in the yean 1 792 and
1793. 3 vols. Bombay {no date). 8to.

MALAY LANGUAGE.

Dictionarium Malaico-Latinnm et Latino-Malaicum.
See Haex (David).

Grammar. See Werndly (George H.)

MALCOLM (Alexander), Teacher of Malliemuiict,
A berdeen.

Treatise of Musick, Speculative, Practical, and Hia-
torical. Edinb. 1721. Svo.

A New System of Arithmetick, Theoretical and Prac-
tical, wherein the Science of Numbers is demonatnted.
Lond. 1730.* 4to.

MALCOLM or M'COLME (David), Minitter of
Duddingatone.

Essay on the Antiquities of Great Britain and Ire-
land; or, Tracts and Letters on Celtic Antiquities.

Edinb. 1738. Svo.

MALCOLM (James Peller), Engraver.

Anecdotes of the Manners and Customs of London
during the Eighteenth Century ; including the Chari-
ties, Depravities, Dresses, and Amusements of the
Citizens of London. Lwirf. 1808. 4to.

Anecdotes of the Manners and Customs of London,
from the Roman Invasion to the year 1700. Lcmd.
1811. 4to.

Historical Sketch of the Art of Caricaturing ; with
Graphic Illustrations. Lmid. 1813. 4to.

Lives of Topographers and Antiquaries, who have
written concerning the Antiquities of England. Lond.
1815. 4to.

MALCOLM (Major-General Sir John), G.C.B.

Sketch of the Political History of India, from the in-
troduction of Mr Pitt's Bill in 1 784. Lond. 1811. Svo.

The History of Persia, from the most Early Period to
the Present Time ; containing an Account of the Religion,
Government, Usages, and Character of the Inliabitanls
of that Kingdom. 2 vols. Lont/. 1816. 4to.

A Memoir of Central India, including Malwa, and
adjoining Provinces. 2 vols. Lond. 1823. Svo.

ThePoHtical History of India, from 1784 to 1823.
2 vols. Lond. 1826. Svo.

Sketches of Persia, from the Journals of a Traveller
in the East. 2 vols. Lond. 1828. Small Svo.

The Government of India. Z,onii. 1833. Svo.

Life of Robert, Lord Clive. Collected from the
Family Papers. 3 vols, ionrf. 1836. Svo.

Life and Correspondence. See Kaye (John W.).

C44

iLVLCOLM— MALMESBUEY.

MALCOLM (John).

Scenes of War, and other Poems. Edinh. 1828.
12mo.

MALCOM (Rev. Howard), D.D., LL.D.

Travels in South-Eastem Asia; with Notices of
numerous Missionary Stations, and a fuU Account of
the Burman Empire. 2 vols. Lond. 1839. small
8vo.

MALE (George Edwabd), M.D.

Elements of Juridical or Forensic Medicine, for the
use of Medical Men, Coroners, and Barristers. Lond
1818. 8vo.

MALEBEANCHE (Le Pere Nicolas).

Conversations Chretiennea, dans lesquelles on justifie
la Verity de la Eeligion et de la Morale de Jesus-Christ.
Mma, 1677. 12mo.

Traits de la Nature et de la Grace. Rotterdam, 1684.
13mo.

Traits de Morale. NouveUe edition, augmentee d'un
Traitd de 1' Amour de Dieu. 2 vols, in 1. Lyon, 1697.
12mo.

Meditations Chr^tiennes et Metaphysiquea. 2 vols.
Lyons, 1699. 12mo.

Traits de 1' Amour de Dieu : Trois Lettres au E. P.
Lamy. Lijon, 1707. 12mo.

E6flexions suria Promotion Physique. Parig, 1715.
12mo.

Meditations pour se disposer k I'Humilite et la Peni-
tence. Paris, 1741. 18mo.

Traite de I'lnfini Cr^e. Amsterdam, 1769. 12mo.

De la Eecherche de la V^rite. 4 vols. Paris, 1772.
12mo.

Father Malebranche's Treatise concerning the Search
after Truth. The whole work compleat. Translated
by Thomas Taylor of Magd. ColL, Oxford. Oxford,
1694. folio.

MA LET (Sir Alexander).

The Overthrow of the Germanic Confederation by
Prussia in 1866. Lond. 1870. 8vo.

MALHEEBE (Francois de).

Qiuvres ; avec les Observations de M. Manage, et les
Eemarques de M. Chevreau sur les Poesies. 3 vols.
Paris, 1722. 12mo.

Poesies, suivies d'un Choix de ses Lettres, avec des
variantes et des notes. Pans, 1822. 8vo.

MALIBEAN (Madame).

Memoirs. See Merun (Coustess of).

MALKIN (Benjamin Heath), LL.D.

Classical Disquisitions and Curiosities, Critical and
Historical. Lond. 1825. 8vo.

The Scenery, Antiquities, and Biography of South
Wales. 2 vols. Lond. IS07. 8vo.

MALLET (David).

Works. 3 vols. Lond. 1759. 12mo.

Ballads and Songs, by David Mallet, with Notes and
niustrations, and a Memoir of the Author, by Frederick
Dinsdale, LL.D. Lond. 1857. 8vo.

Life of Lord Bacon. See Bacon (Francis, Lord).

Works of Lord Bolingbroke. See Bolingbroke
(Henry St John, Lord).

MALLET (l'Abb6 Edme).

N^gociations de le Comte D'Avaux, en HoUande,
depuis 1679, jusqu'en 1688. 6 vols in 3. Paris, I75i.
12mo.

MALLET (George).

Voyage en Italic, dans I'annee 1815. Paris, 1817.
8vo.

MALLET (Paul Henry).

Introduction k I'Histoire de Dannemarc ; oil Ton
traite de la Eeligion, des Loix des Moeurs, et des
Usages des Anciens Danois. Copenhagiie, 17 55. 4to.

Histoire de Dannemarc depuis I'etablissement de la
Monarchie.. 2 vols. Copenhagen, 1758, 1765. 4to.

Northern Antiquities ; or, a Description of the Man-
ners, Customs, Eeligion, and Laws, &c., of the Ancient
Danes, Saxons, and other Northern Nations. With
Notes by the Translator (Thomas Percy, D.D., Bishop
ofDromore). 2 vols. Lond. 1770. 8vo.

The Same. New Edition by J. A. BlackweU. To
which is added an Abstract of the Eyrbyggia Saga, by
Sir Walter Scott. Lond. 1847. 12mo. (Bohn's
Antiquarian Library.)

MALLING (Ove).

The Great and Good Deeds of Danes, Norwegians,
and Holsteinians. Collected by Ove Mailing, and
translated into English by A. Andersen Feldborg.
Lond. 1807. 4to.

MALMESBUEY (James, Earl of).

Works. See Harris (James).

Diaries and Correspondence of James Harris, First
Earl of -Malmesbury, containing an Account of his
Missions to various Courts. Edited by his Grandson
the Third EarL 4 vols. Lond. 1844. 8vo.

A Series of Letters of the First Earl of Malmesbury,
his FamUy and Friends, from 1745 to 1820. Edited,
with Notes, by his Grandson, the Earl of Malmesbury,
G.C.B. 2 vols. Lond. 1870. 8vo.

MALMESBURY— MAN.

MALMESBURY (William op). See Wiluam op

Malmesbury.

MALONE (Edmund).

Inquiry into tho Authenticity of certain Miscel-
laneous Papers and Legal Instruments, attributed to
Shakespeare, Queen Elizabeth, and Henry Earl of
Southampton. Land. 1796. 8vo.

See Dryden (John). Shakespeabb (Wiluam).
Spencb (Joseph).

MALTBY (Edvardus), S.T.P. See Morell (T.)

MALTE-BRUN (Conrad).

Prdcis de la G^ographie Universelle, ou Description
de toutes les Parties du Monde, sur un Plan nouveau,
d'aprfes les grandes Divisions naturelles du Globe.
Seconde Edition, corrig^e. 8 vols. Paris, 1812-1829.
Svo.

Universal Geography; or, a Description of all the
parts of the World, on a new plan, according to the
great natural divisions of the Globe, accompanied with
Analytical, Synoptical, and Elementary Tables. 9 vols,
and Index 1 vol. (Translated from the French.) Edinb.
1822-1833. Svo.

Melanges Scientifiques et Littdraires de Malte-Brun,
recueillis et mis en ordre, par M. J. Nachet. 3 vols.
Paris, 1828. 8vo.

Annales des Voyages, de la Gdographie et de I'His-
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MALTE-BRUN (Victor A.) .

La France Illustrde, Gdographie, Hi.stoire, Adminis-
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MALTHUS (Rev. Thomas Robert).

An Essay on the Principle of Population, as it affects
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An Essay on the Principle of Population ; or, a View
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Definitions in Political Economy. Lond. 1827. post
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MALTON (Jambs).

Picturesque and Descriptive View* of the City uf
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MALTON (Thomas).

A Picturesque Tour through the Cities of London
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MALVASIA (Carlo Cbsarb).

Felsina Pittrice : Vite de Pittori BologneaL 2 vols.
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II Claustro di S. Michcle in Bosco di Bologna. He*
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MALVES (l'Abb^ de Gda de).
Essai sur les Causes du Ddclin du Commerce Stranger
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MALVEZZI (Marques Viroilio).
Romulusand Tarquin. First writtenLn Italian,and now
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MALYNES (Gerard), Merclutnl.

Consuetudo, vel. Lex Mercatoria ; or, the Ancient Law-
Merchant. In Three Parts. Whereunto are annexe<l
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MAMMATT (Edward).

Collection of Geological Facts and Practical Observ*-
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MAN (James).

Rerum Scoticarura Historia, auctore Geo. Bucbauano ;
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Censure and Examination of Mr Thomas Ruddimau's
Philological Notes on the Works of Buchanan, more
particularly on the History of Scotland. Aberdcrn,
1753. 12mo.

MAN (The Isle of).

Chronicle of the Kings of Man. See Chronica.
The Lex Scripta of the Isle of ^fan. See Isle «k
Man. Johnston (James).

Statute Laws. See Miu.8 (M. A.)

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MAN.

The History of Manj or, the Wonders of Human
Nature, in relation to the Virtues, Vices, and Defects
of both Sexes; with Examples, Ancient and Modem.
2 vols. Edinb. 1790. 8vo.

MANASSES (CONSTANTINUS).

Breviarium Historicum (Gr. et Lat), ex Interpreta-
tione et Jo. Leunclavii, cum ejusdem et Jo. Meursii-
Notis adnectuntur Georgii Codini, et alterius cujusdam
anonymi, Excerpta de Antiquitatibus Constantinopoli-
tanis; et Manuelis Chrysoloras Epistolae de Compara-
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Paris, 1655. folio.

MANBT (George William).

History and Antiquities of the Parish of Saint David,
South Wales. Land. 1801. large 8vo.

Journal of a Voyage to Greenland in the year 1821.
Zand. 1822. 4to.

MANCHESTER (Henry Let Montagu, Earl of).

Manchester al Iklondo. Contemplatio Mortis et Im-
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MANCHESTEE (William Duke of).
Court and Society, from Elizabeth to Anne. Edited
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MANCHESTER.

Remarks on the History of Manchester. See
Whitaker (Rev. John).

History of the Foundations in Manchester, of Christ's
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Literary Society of Manchester. See Transactions.

MANCINI (Abate Dombnico).
Archeologia Greca. 4 vols. Napoli, 1819, 1820.
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MANCY (Adrien Jarry de).

Atlas Historique et Chronologique des Litt^ratures
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MANDELSLO (Jean Albert de).

, Voyages faits de Perse aux Indes Orientales. See
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MANDEVILLE (John de). ^ee Maundeville.

MANDEVILLE (Bernard de), M.D.

Free Thoughts on Religion, the Church, and National
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1732. 8vo.

Inquiry into the Origin of Honour, and Usefulness of
Christianity in War. Lmid. 1732. 8vo.

The Virgin Unmasked ; or, Female Dialogues. Lond.
1742. 12mo.

MANGELSDORFIUS (Car. Ehregot).
Lexicon Latinae Linguse, nova ratione digestum ; cum
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MANGETUS (Joan. Jacobus), M.D.
Bibliotheca Scriptorum Medicorum Veterum et Ee-
centiorum. 4 vols, in 2. Geneva, 1731. folio.

MANGILIUS (Joannes Antonius).

De Evictionibus Tractatus. Venetiis, 1630. folio.

MANILIUS (Marcus).

M. Manilii Astronomicon Libri V., Interpretatione
et Notis ac figuris illustravit Michaelus Fayus, in usum
Seren. Delphini. Accesserunt P. D. Huetii Animad-
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Astronomicon, ex editione Bentleiana, cum notis et
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MANIN (Daniel).

Documents et Pieces Authentiques laissos par Daniel
Manin, President de la Republique de Venise. Traduits
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2 vols. Paris, 1860. 8vo.

MANLEY (Thomas), Junior.

Veni; Vidi; Vici : the Triumphs of Oliver Cromwell.
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1652. 12mo.

MANLY— MANT.

MANLY (Thomas).

Discourse, showing that the Exportation of WooU
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MANN (l'Abb^ a. T.)

Table Chronologique de I'Histoire Universelle, depuis
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MANN (D. D.)

The Present Picture of New South Wales. Lond
1811. 4to.

MANN (Sir Horace).
Letters to. See Walpole.

MANN (Horace), LL.D.

Eeport of an Educational Tour in Germany and parts of
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Notes by W. B. Hodgson. Lond. 1846. 12mo.

MANN (William).

Six Years Residence in the Australian Provinces,
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MANNEES (John, Lord).

England's Trust, and other Poems. Lond. 1841. 12mo.

MANNI (DoMENico M.)

Le Veglie Piacevoli, owero Notiaie de 'piu Bizzarri e
Giocondi Uomitii Toscani. 8 vols, in 1. Fireme 1815
1816. 12mo. '

MANNING (Francis).

life of Theodosius the Great, translated. &e Flechier
(Esprit).

MANNING (James), Serjeant-at-Law.

A Digested Index to the Nisi Prius Reports; with
Notes and References. Lund. \%\i. 8vo.

The Practice of the Oface of Pleas, or Court of Com-
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MANNING (James), and RYLAND (Archer).

Reports of Cases relating to the Duty and Office of
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MANNING (James), and GRANGER (Thomas C.)
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Common Bench Reports. New Scries, 185^-1865.
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MANNING (Rev. Owen), Vicar of Oodalming.

The History and Antiquities of the County of
Surrey ; compUed from Historians, Records, and Manu-
scripts. Continued to the present time by William
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Dictionarium Saxonico et Gothico-Latinum. Edidit
Owen Manning. See Ltb (Eduakdus).

MANNING (WiLUAM M.)

Reports of Cases in the Court of King's Bench. See

Neville (Sandford).

MANNING (William Oke), Juniw.

Commentaries on the Law of Nations. Lond 1839
8vo.

MANRIQUE (Don Jorge).

Coplas de Don Jorge Manrique. Translated from
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Longfellow. Boston, 1833. 12mo.

MANSELL (Rev. Henbt Lonoceville), LLD.

The Limits of Religious Thought Examined, in Eight
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Hamilton's Lectures oil Metaphysics and Logic.
Edited by H. L. Mansel and John Veitch. See
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MANSFIELD (Wiluam, Eakl of).

Life, by Holliday. See Hollidat (John).
Letters to Lord Mansfield. See St dart (Andrew).

MANSUS (Jo. Dom.). See Bknedictus XTV.

MANT (Richard), D.D., aftertmrds Bishop of Dovn,

Connor, and Dromore.

An Appeal to the Gospel, &c., in a Series of Dis-
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the year 1812. Lond.\^\6. 8vo. (Bampton Lectures.)

History of the Church of Ireland, from the Refoima-
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Metrical Version of the Book of Psalms. See Pbalhs.

648

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MANTE (TooMAs).

The Naval and Military History of the Wars of
England, from the Eoman Invasion to the Termina-
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MANTELL (Gidkon Algernon), LL.D.

The Wonders of Geology ; or, a Familiar Exposition
of Geological Phenomena, in a Course of Lectures.
2 vols. Lond. 1838. 12mo.

The Wonders of Geology. Seventh edition, revised
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1858. 12mo. (Bohn's Scientific Library.)

The Medals of Creation ; or, First Lessons in Geo-
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Lond. 1844. 12mo.

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Petrifactions and their Teachings ; or a Hand-book to
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Geological Excursions Eound the Isle of Wight and
along the adjacent Coast of Dorsetshire. Third edition,
by T. Eupert Jones. Lmd. 1854. 12mo. (Bohn's
Scientific Libraiy.

MANTICA (Franciscus), S.R.E. Fresh., Cardinalis.

VaticaniE Lucubrationes de Tacitis et Ambiguis Con-
ventionibus, in Libros XXVII. dispertitss. 2 vols, in 1.
Qenevce, 1680. folio.

Vaticanaj Lucubrationes de Tacitis et Ambiguis Con-
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MANTON (Thomas), D.D.

A Practical Commentary, or an Exposition with
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Practical Commentary; or, an Exposition, with
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One Hundred and Ninety Sermons on the CXIX.
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D.D. 3 vols. Lond. 1845. 8vo.

MANTUANO (Pedro).

Advertencias a la Historia del Padre Juan de Ma-
riana. Madrid, 1613. 4to.

MANUAL of Eank arfd Nobility ; or, Key to the
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MANUAL for Mechanics' Institutions. Published
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MANUEL (Don Juan).

Le Comte Lucanor. See Lxjoanor.

MANUEL (Pierre).

La Police de Paris Devoil^e. 2 vols. [Paris, 1794.]
8vo.

MANUEL des Experts en Matiferes Civiles, ou
Traitds d'apres les Codes Civil, de Procedure et de
Commerce, par un Ancien Jurisconsulte. Paris, 1819.
8vo.

MANUSCEIPTS. See Catalogues op Manuscripts.

Notices et Extraits des Manuscrits de la Bibliotheque
du Eoy, etc. See France : Aoademie des Inscriptions
et Belles Lettres.

Accounts and Extracts of the Manuscripts in the
Library of the King of France. Published by the Eoyal
Academy of Sciences at Paris. Translated from the
French. 2 vols. Lond. 1789. 8vo.

MANUTIUS (Aldus).

Aide Manuce et I'Hellenisme a Venise, par Ambroise
Firmin-Didot. Paris, 1875. 8vo.

MANUTIUS (Paulus).

Epistolarum Pauli Manutii Libri XL Uno nuper
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Agrippinm, 1575. 12mo.

In Q. Horatii Flacci Librum de Arte Poetica Com-
mentarius, Aldi Manutii Paulli F. Aldi. Venetiis
1576. 4to.

MANZONI (Alessandro).

I Promessi Sposi, storia Milanese del Secolo XVII.
3 vols. Parigi, 1827. 12mo.

I Promessi Sposi : The Betrothed. A new transla-
tion (from the Italian). 2 vols. iowd. 1844. 12mo.

MAE (Ladt Mart Stewart, Countess of).

Extracts from her Household Book (1638-1643). ySee
Household Book.

The Countess of Mar's Arcadia, 1625. See Caldwell
(James).

MAEANA (John Paul).

Letters by a Turkish Spy, who lived five and forty
years undiscovered at Paris, giving an Account of the
most Eemarkable Transactions of Europe, from 1637 to
1682. Translated from the Italian of J. P. Marana.
8 vols. Lond. 1770. 12mo.

MAEBOIS (Barb6).

History of Louisiana, particularly of the Cession of
that Colony to the United States of America. Trans-
lated from the French. Philadelphia, 1830. 8vo.

MAEBECKE— MAECUSSONAK.

«4»

MAEBECKE (John).

The Lyves of Holy Sainctos, Prophetes, Patriarches,
and others, contained in Holye Scripture. Lmd. 1574.
4to.

MAECA (Petrus de), Archbishop of Paris.

Dissertationum de Concordia Sacerdotii et Imperii,
seu de Libertatibus Ecclesise Gallicanae, Libri Octo :
Quorum Quatuor ultimi nunc primum eduntur, opera et
studio Stephani Baluzii. Parisiis, 1663. folio.

MAECEL (Jean Joseph).

Alphabet Irlandais, precede d'uno Notice Historique,
Litt^raire, et Typographique. Pam, 1804. royal 8 vo.

MAECELLINUS (Ammianus). See Ammianus.

MAECELLO (Benedetto).

The First Fifty Psalms set to Music by B. Marcello,
Patrizio Veneto, and adapted to the English Version by
John Garth. 8 vols. Lond. 1757. folio.

MAECENAY DE GHUY (Antoine de).

CEuvre, consiste en diifdrens morceaux d'Histoire,
Portraits, Paisages, Batailles, etc., d'aprfes le Poussin,
Vandick, Eembrandt, Le Brun, et autres Maitres. Paris
[1763-1778]. foUo.

MAECET (Mrs Mary).

Conversations on Political Economy. Lond. 1816.
12mo.

Conversations on Chemistry. 2 vols. Lond. 1825.
12mo.

Conversations on Natural Philosophy. Lcmd. 1827.
12mo.

Conversations on Vegetable Physiology; comprehend-
ing the Elements of Botany. "With their application to
Agriculture. 2 vols. Lond. 1829. 12mo.

Jolin Hopkins's Notions of Political Economy. Lond.
1833. 12mo.

MAECH (John).

Amicus Eeipublicae ; the Common-Wealth's Friend ;
or, an Exact and Speedie Course to Justice and Light,
and for preventing and determining of Tedious Law
Suits. Lond. 1651. 12mo.

MAECHAND (Etienne).

A Voyage Bound the World, in 1790, 1791, and
1792. Preceded by an Historical Introduction, and
illustrated by Chai'ts, &c. Translated from the French
of C. P. Claret Fleurieu. 2 vols. Lond. 1801. 8vo.

MAECHAND (J.)

Verrieres du Choeur de I'figlise M(5tropolitaine de
Tours, dessinees et publides par J. Marchand. Texte
par MM. Bourasse et Manceau, Chanoines de Tours.
Paris, 1849. folio.

MAECHAND (Phospbb).

Dictionnaire Historique, ou MemoiiM CritiquM •!
Litteraires, concemant la Vie et le« OuvragM de diren
Personnages di8tingu<58 dans la Eepublique de« Letlna
2 vols, in 1. La Ilaye, 1758. folio.

Histoire do I'Origino et des PremieiB Progri* de
rimprimerio. La Ilaye. 1740.— Supplement, par M.
Mercier. Paris, 1773.— Supplement a l'Hi«toire, &c.
Edition revue et augmentic. Parit, 1775. — Lettre \
M. M. les Auteura du Journal du S^avaiu, par M.
Mercier, Abbd de St L^er de Soiasona Paris, 1776.
2 vols. 4to.

MAECHANT (John).

The History of the Present Eobellion. Collected
from Authentic Memoirs, Letters, and Intelligencet.
Lond. 1746. 12mo.

MAECHANT DE BEAUMONT (F. M.)
Manuel et Itineraire du Curieux dans le Cimetiire
du P^re La Chaise. Paris, 1828. 12mo.

MAECHENSAAL : Miirchen aller Volker fur Jung
und Alt Gesammelt, ubersetzt und herausgegeben von
Dr H. Kletke. 3 vols. Berlin, 1845. 8vo.

MAECHMONT PAPERS.

Selection from the Papers of the Earls of Marchmont,
in the possession of the Eight Hon. Sir George Henrj'
Eose, illustrative of Events, 1685-1760. 3 vols. Lmd.
1831. 8vo.

MAECLANUS HERACL^OTA.

Geographica MarcianL See Geoorafhle Scbif-

T0RE8 MiNORES.

MAECKIUS (Johannes).

Historia Paradisi Illustrata, Libris Quatuor. Am-
stelaedami, 1705. 4to. '

Commentarius in Duodecim Prophetas Minorca, -scu
Analysis Exegetica. 2 vols. Tuhingce, 1 734. folio.

Compendium Theologite, etc. See Moor (Bern. de).

MAECO POLO. See Polo (Maboo).

MAECULFUS.

Marculli Monachi aliorumque Auctoram Formida:
Veteres, editse ab Hier. Bignonio ; accessit Liber L^i«
Salicoe, olim editus a Franc. Pitlweo, nimc notis Bigno-
nii iUustratus. Parisiis. 1665. 4to.

Marculfi aliorumque Formulfe Veteres, etc. &litio
altera. Parisiis, 1666. 4to.

MAECUSSONAE (Biorss). See Saga.

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MAEECHAL- MAEIGNY.

MAEECHAL (R. P. D. Bernabdcs), Ord. S.
Benedicti.

Concordantia Sanctorum Patrum Ecclesiae Grsecse
atque LatinsB Fidei, Morum, et Disciplinse Difficultates,
quae in ipsorum Scriptis occurrunt elucidam. 2 vols,
in 1. Augustce Vindelieorum, 1769. folio.

MARESIUS (RoLANDUs).

Epistolarum Philologicarum Libri Duo, cum aliquot
Amicorum ad eum Epistolis. Pai~idis, 1655. 8vo.

MAEGAN (Abbatia de).

Annales Marganensis, a.d. 1066-1231. See Britain :
Hist. Angl. Scriptores V.

TVLAEENGO (Bataillb de).

Eelation de la BataiUe de Marengo. See Berthiee
(le General Alex.)

MAEGETTS (George).

Longitude Tables for correcting the effect of Parallax
and Eefraction, on tte Distance observed between the
Moon and the Sun, or a Fixed Star. Lond. 1794.
folio.

MAEGOLIOUTH (Eev. Moses), Incumbent of
Glasnevin.

The Fundamental Principles of Modern Judaism In-
vestigated ; with a Memoir of the Author. To which
are appended a List of the Six Hundred and Thirteen
Precepts ; and Addresses to Jews and Christians. Lond.
1843. 8vo.

MAEGEAVINE OF ANSPACH AND BAEEITH.

Letters. See Craven (Elizabeth Brrkbly, Lady).

Memoirs of the Margravine of Anspach ; written by
herself. 2 vols. Lond. 1826. 8vo.

The same. 2 vols. Lond. 1820. (Autobiography,
Vols. 20 and 21.)

MAEGUEEITE, Eeine de Navarre.

Heptameron Franjois. Les Nouvelles de Marguerite
de Valois, Eeine de Navarre. 3 vols. Berne, 1792.
8vo.

The Heptameron. Translated by W. K. Kelly.
Lond. 1855. 12mo. (Bohn's Extra Volumes.)

MAEHEINEKE (Dr Philipp).
Geschichte der Teutschen Eeformation. 4 vols.
Berlin, 1831. 12mo.

MAEIA (Paulus de Sancta) Episcopus Burgen»is.

Dyalogus qui vocatur Scrutinium Scripturarum.
{Argentwati, typis Joh. Mentelin, circa Anno 1471.)
folio.

MAEIAMNE, the Last of the Asmonean Pruicesses ;
an Historical Novel of Palestine. Lond. 1839. post
8vo.

MAEIANA (JcAN de), Spanish Jesuit Historian.

Historia General de Espana, eompuesta, emendada y
anadida por el Padre Juan de Mariana, con el sumario
y Tablas. Vols. I. and II. — Vol. III. Continuacion
de la Historia General de Espana, escrita en Latin por el
P. Fr. Joseph Manuel Miiiana, y Traducida al CasteUano
per Don Vicente Eomero. 3 vols. Madrid, 1780,
1782, 1804. folio.

HistorisB de Eebus Hispania Libri Triginta, accedunt
Fr. Joseph! Emmanuelis Miniante Continuationis Novse,
Libri Decern, cum Iconibus Eegum. 2 vols. Hagce-
Comitum, 1733. folio.

The General History of Spain, from the first peopling
by Tubal till the death of King Ferdinand, who united
the Crowns of Castile and Arragon. With a Continua-
tion to the death of King Philip III. Translated from
the Spanish by Capt. J. Stevens. Lond. 1699. folio.

Histoire G^ndrale d'Espagne, traduite en Franjois,
avec des Notes et un Supplement par P. Jos. Nic.
Charenton. (Avec un Dissertation Historique de
Mahudel sur les Monnoyes Antiques d'Espagne.)
5 vols. Paris, 1725. 4to.

MAEIE DE FEANCE.

Poesies de Marie de France, Pofete Anglo-Normand
du XIIP Siecle, on Eecueil de Lais, Fables et autres
productions de cette femme c^lebre; publi^es d'apres
les MSS. de France et d'Angleterre, par B. de Roque-
fort. 2 vols. Paris, 1819. 8vo.

MARIE STUAET. See Mary Queen of Scots.

MAEIE (M. l'Abb]^).

Traits de Mechanique. Paris, 1774. 4to.

MAEIETTE (J.).

Collection de Veiies des plus beaux BStimens de
France, &c., dessign^e et gravee par J. Marot, Perelle,
&c., et publi^e par J. Mariette. Paris, circa 1660.
oblong foUo.

MARIETTE (Pierre Jean), French Engraver.
Traits des Pierres Gravies, avec Recueil des Pierres
Gravies du Cabinet du Roi. 2 vols. Pam, 1750. folio.

MARIGNY (Chev. Taitbout de).
Three Voyages in the Black Sea to the Coast of
Circassia. Lond. 1837. 8vo.

MARIGNY (l'Abb^ Francois Augieb de).
Histoire des Arabes, sous le Gouvemement des Cati.
4 vols. Paris, 1750. 12nio.

MARINA— MARLEBUKROUGH.

661

MARINA (Doctor Don Fiuncisco Martinez).

Ensayo Historico-Critico sobre la Antigua Legislacion
y principales Cuerpos Legales de los Reynos de Leon y
Castilla, especialmente sobre el Cddigo de Don Alonzo
el Sabio. Madrid, 1808. 4to.

Th(5orie des Cortes, ou Histoire des Grandes Assem-
blies Nationales des Royaumes de Castille et de Leon,
depuis I'origine de la Monarchie Espagnole jusqu'i, nos
jours, avoc quelques Observations sur la Constitution
actuelle de I'Espagne, par Don Francisco Marina,
traduit de I'Espagnole par P. F. Fleury. 2 vols. Paris,
1822. 8vo.

MARINI (The Abb6 Gaetano).

Iscrizioni Antiche delle Ville e de' Palazzi Albani,
raccolte e pubblicate, con note, dall Abate Gaetano
Marini. Roma, 1785. 4to.

I Papiri Diplomatici, raccolti ed illustrati, dall'
Abate Gaetano Marini, primo Custode della Bibl.
Vatic, e Prefetto degii Arcbivi Secrete della Santa Sede.
Roma, 1805. folio.

MARINY (P.)

Relation Nouvelle et curieuse des Royaumes de Tun-
quin et de Lao. Traduite de I'ltalien, par L. P. L. C. C.
Paris, 1666. 4to.

MARIOTTI (L.), [cm assumed name of Anthony
Gallenoa.]

Italy : General Views of its History and Literature in
reference to its present state. 2 vols. Lond. 1841.
post 8vo.

Italy in 1848. Land. 1851. post Svo.

MARITI (ABBfi).

Travels through Cyprus, Syria, and Palestine; with a
General History of the Levant. Translated from the
Italian. 3 vols. Lond. 1791. Svo.

MARIVAUX (Pierre Carlet de Chamblain, de).
CEuvres complettes de M. de Marivaux, de 1' Academic
Franjoise. 12 vols. Paris, 1781. 8vo.

Theatre. 4 vols. Amsterdam et Leipzig, ITbi. 12mo.

MARJOREYBANKS (George).

Annals of Scotland, from the year 1514 to the year
1591. (Edited by John Graham Dalyell.) Edinb.
1814. Svo.

MARJORIBANKS (Alexander).
Travels in New South Wales. Lond. 1847. 12mo.
Travels in New Zealand, with a Map of the country.
Lond. 1S46. 12mo.

MARK HAM (Clements R.), C.B.

History of the AbyHsinian Expedition; with a Chap-
ter containing an Account of the Mianon and Captirity
of Mr Ra«8am and his Companlona, by Lieut W. F.
Pridoaux. Lond. 18G9. Svo.

Life of the great Lord Fairfax, Commander-in-Chief
of the Army of the Parliament of England. Lond.
1S70. Svo.

The Threshold of the Unknown [Arctic] Region.
Lond. 1873. 8vo.

MARKHAM (Gkrvase).

The Way to get Wealth, containing six principal
Vocations, or Callings, in which every good Hogband
or Huswife may lawfully imploy themselves. A collec-
tion of tracts on Husbandry, Gardening, &c. The
first five bobkes gathered by G. Markham. The kst
by Master William Lawson, for tlie benefit of Great
Britaine. Lond. 1657. 4to.

IVLARKHAM (Mrs).

History of England, from the first Invasion by the
Romans to the end of the reign of George the Third,
with Conversations. 2 vols. L(md. 1829. 12mo.

History of England, &c. Seventh edition. 2 vole.
Lond. 1838. 12mo.

A History of France, with Conversations at the end
of each Chapter. 2 vols. Lond. 1828. 12ma

MARLBOROUGH (John Churchill, Dcke op).

Life. See Alison (Sir Arch.). Buckb (Charles).
CoxE (William.) Military History.

The Letters and Dispatches of John Churchill, First
Duke of Marlborough, from 1702-1712. Edited by
General Sir George Murray. 5 vols. LomL 1845. Svo.

MARLBOROUGH (Sarah Jennings, Ddchebs of).

Account of the Conduct of the Dowager Duchess of
Marlborough, from her first coming to the Court of
England, to the year 1710. (Written by Nathaniel
Hooke.) Lond. 1742. Svo.

The Opinions of Sarah, Duchess Dowager of Marl-
borough, Published from her Original MSS. [By Sir
David Dalrymple.] Edinb. 1788. 12mo.

Private Correspondence of Sarah, Duchess of Marl-
borough, Illustrative of the Court and Times of Queen
Anne ; and the Select Correspondence of her Husband,
John, Duke of Marlborough. 2 vols. Z^n<2. 1838. Svo.

Letters, from Original MSS. Lond. 1876. 8to.

Memoirs. See Thomson (Mrs).

MARLEBURROUGH (Henry).
Chronicle of Ireland. See Ireland : Ancient Irish
Histories. Vol. II

652

MAELES— MAEEYAT.

MAELfiS (M. De).

Histoire de la Domination des Arabes. Traduite do
I'Arabe en Espagnol, de Joseph Cond^. See CoNDfc
(Don Jose Antonio).

MAELOWE (Christopher).

Works. (Edited by George Eobinson.) 3 vols. Loiid.
1826. post 8vo.

Hero and Leander ; begun by Christopher Marlowe,
and finished by George Chapman. Lond. 1820. 12mo.

Hero and Leander, a Poem, by Marlow and Chapman,
New edition, revised ^and corrected ; with a Critical
Preface. Chkwick, 1821. 12mo.

Certaine of Ovid's Elegies. By C. Marlow. See
0 VI Dins.

MARMION (Shakekley).

Cupid and Psyche ; or an Epic Poem of Cupid to his
Mistress. Lond. 1637. Reprinted, Chimick, 1820. 12mo.

MAEMOL Caravajal (Luts del).

Descripcion General de Afirica, con todos los Suc-
cesses de Guerras que a auido entre los Infieles, y el
pueblo Christiano. 2 vols. Granada, 1573. folio.

L'Afrique, de Marmol, de la traduction de Nicolas
Perrot Sieur d'Ablancourt ; avec I'histoire des Ch^rifs,
traduite de I'Espagnol de Di^go Torres, par le Due
d'Angoulesme le Pere. 3 vols. Paw, 1667. 4 to.

Historia del Eebelion y Castigo de los Moriscos del
Eeyno de Granada. 2 vols. Madrid, 1797. royal 8vo.

MAEMONT (AcGDsiE Ekederic Louis Viessb de.)
Memoires du Mardchal Maimont, Due de Eaguse, de
1792 i 1841. See Eaguse.

MAEMONTEL (Jean Francois.)

CEuvres Completes. 18 vols. Paris, 1818-1819.
8vo.

CEuvres Posthumes. Memoires. 4 vols. Paris,
1807. 8vo.

Contes Moraux. 3 vols. Pai-is, 1765. 12mo.

Moral Tales. (Translated.) 3 vols. Lond. 1781. 12mo.

Memoirs, written by himself; containing his Liter-
ary and Political Life, and Anecdotes of the Principal
Characters of the Eighteenth Century. 4 vols. Lond.
1805. 12mo.

The Memoirs of Marmontel : including Anecdotes of
the most distinguished Characters who appeared in
Erance during last Century. Translated by Hugh
Murray. 4 vols. Edinb. 1808. 12mo.

The same. 2 vols. Lond. 1826. 12mo. (Auto-
biography, Vols. 3 and 4.)

Belisarius. Translated bj F. Ashmore. Lond. 1768.
small 8vo.

MAEMOEA OXONIENSIA.

Marmorum ArundelUanorum, Seldenianorum, alio-
rumque, Academiae Oxoniensi Donatorum ; cum variis
Commentariis et Indice, editio Secunda, a Mich. Mait-
taire. Londini, 1732. folio.

Marmora Oxoniensia, Gr. ac Lat. (ex edit. Prideaux,
&c., cum prasfatione Eic. Chandler.) Oxonii, 1763.
royal folio.

MAEOLOIS (Samuel).

Mathematicum Opus absolutissimum, continens
Geometrise, Fortificationis, Arehitecturae et Perspec-
tivse regulas, demonstrationes et figuris, studio atque
opera Alberti Girardi. Amstelodami, 1633. folio.

Geometria, Theoretica et Practica, studio atque opera
Alberti Girardi recognita, et midtis notis iUustrata.
2 vols. Amstelodami, 1647. folio.

MAEOT (Clement).

Qiuvres, reviles et augmentdes tant de diverses
Poesies, veritables, etc. ; Avec les Ouvrages de Jean
Marot son pere, ceux de Michel Marot son fils, et
de Franfois Sagon (par Nic. Lenglet du Fresnoy).
4 vols. La Haye, 1731. 4to.

MAEEACCIUS (Ludovicus). See Alcoran.

MAEEIAGE.

Traitd de la Dissolution du Mariage, par I'impuissance
et froideur de I'homme ou de la femme (par Antoine
Hotman). Paris, 1595. 12mo.

A Critical Essay concerniog Marriage ; with an Ac-
count of the Marriage Eites and Ceremonies of Most
Nations of the World. By a Gentleman. Lond. 1724:.
8vo.

Traite sur le Mariage j Examen de deux Questions
importantes sur le Mariage [par Pierre le Eidant].
1753. 4to.

Marriage : a Novel (Anon.) See Fehrier (Susan).

MAEEEEE (Martinus).

Bibliotheca Cluniacensis in qua SS. Patrum Abbatum
Cluniacensis Vitae, Miracula, Scripta, Statuta, Privi-
legia, etc., ex MS. Codd. coUegerunt. Lutetice-Paris.
1614. foUo.

MAEEOW OF MODEEN DIVINITY. See Fisher
(Edward).

MAEEYAT (Frank S.) "

Borneo and the Indian Archipelago, with Drawings
of Costume .and Scenery. Lond. 1848. imperial 8vo.

MAEEYAT (Frederick), Captain, Royal Navy.

Narrative of the Travels and Adventures of Monsieur
Violet in California, Sonora, and Western Texas. 3
vols. Lond. 1843. post 8vo.

MAERY AT— MARSHALL.

653

MARRYAT (Fkedehick)— (7on<JWMed.

Poor Jack, with Illustrations by Clarkson- Stanfield.
Lond. 1S40. 8vo.

Diary in America, with Remarks on its Institutions.
3 vols. Lond. 1839. small Svo.

The same. Part Second. 3 vols. Lund. 1839.
small Svo.

Masterman Ready; or, the Wreck of the Pacific.
Written for Young People. Lond. 1856. 12mo.
(Bohn's Illustrated Library.)-

MARRYAT (Horace).

One Year in Sweden ; including a Visit to the Isle
of Gotland. 2 vols. Lond. 1862. post 8vo.

MARRYAT (Joseph).

Collections towards a History of Pottery and Porce-
lain in the 15th, 16th, 17th, and 18th Centuries.
With a Description of the Manufacture, a Glossary,
and a List of Monograms. Lond. 1850. 8vo.

MAESDEN (J. B.), St Peter's, Birmingham.

The History of the Early Puritans, from the Refor-
mation to the Opening of the Civil War in 1642.
Lond. 1853. Svo.

The History of the Later Puritans, from the Opening
of the Civil War in 1642 to the Ejection of the Non-
Conforming Clergy in 1662. Lond. 1854. Svo.

MARSDEN (William), D.C.L.

Memoir of his Life and Writings, written by himself,
with Notes from his Correspondence. Lond. 1828.
4to.

A Catalogue of Dictionaries, Vocabularie."?, Grammars,
and Alphabets. In Two Parts. Lond. 1 796. 4to.

The History of Sumatra. Third edition. (The Plates
in folio.) Lond. \%\\. 4to.

A Grammar of the Malayan Language, with an Intro-
duction and Praxis. Lond. 1812. 4to.

A Dictionary of the Malayan Language, in Two Parts,
Malayan and English, and English and Malayan. Lond.
1812. 4to.

Miscellaneous Works. (1.) On the Polynesian or
East-Insular Languages. (2.) On a Conventional
Roman Alphabet, applicable to Oriental Languages;
and (3.) Thoughts on the Composition of a National
English Dictionary. Lond. 1834. 4to.

Travels of Marco Polo, with Notes by W. Marsden.
See Polo (Marco).

MARSH (Rev. Edward Garrard).

Brief Survey of the Evidence and Nature of the
Christian Religion, in Seventeen Sermons. Lond. 1829.
Svo.

See Psalms (Book of).

MAESH (Georob P.)

The Origin and History of the English Language,
and of the Early Literature it Embodies. Lond. 1862.

Svo.

MAESH (Herbert), D.D. See Michakus (J. D.)

MARSH (Josiah).

A Popukr Life of George Fox, the first of the
Quakers. Compiled from his Joumala and other autla-n-
tic Sources. Lond. 1847. Svo.

MAESHALL (Charles), of the Inner Temple.

Ecports of Cases argued and determined in the Court
of Common Pleas, from Mich. Term 1813, to Mich.
Term, 1816. 2 vols. Lowrf. 1815-1817. royal Svo.

MAESHALL (Eev. Ebenezer).

The History of the Union of Scotland and England,
stating the Circumstances which brought that Event
forward to a Conclusion, and the Advantages resulting
from it to the Scots. Edinb. 1795. Svo.

MAESHALL (Frederic).

International Vanities. Edinb. 1875. Svo.

MAESHALL (Henry), Surgeon.

Ceylon ; a General Description of the Island and its
Inhabitants. With an Historical Sketch of the Con-
quest of the Colony by the English. Lond. 1846. post

Svo.

MAESHALL (James).

Geographical and Statistical Display of the Locality,
Eelation, Superficies, and Population of each County,
Section, District, and Colony of the British Empire.
&c. Lond. (1831.) 4to.

Mortality of the Metropolis ; a Statistical View of
the Number of Persons Eeported to have died, within
the BiUs of Mortality, in each of the 204 years, 1629-
1831. Load. 1832. 4to.

MAESHALL (James), Solicitor, Supreme Courts.

Manual of the Bankrupt Act, 2 and 3 Vict. cap. 41,
comprising Synopsis, Forms of Procedure, and Appen-
dix, containing the Act. Edinb. 1839. 12mo.

MAESHALL (Eev. James), Minister of the Tolbooth
Church, Edinburgh, afterwards of Clifton.

Inward Eevival ; or. Motives and Hindrances to
Advancement in Holiness. Edinb. 1840. 12mo.

A Memoir of the Eev. James Marshall, late Incum-
bent of Christ Church, Clifton, and formerly a Presby-
terian Minister in Scotland. Lond. 1857. 12mo.

654

MAESHALL- MAETENS.

MARSHALL (John), LL.D.

The Life of George Washington ; by the Hon.
Bushrod Washington ; with an Introduction, containing
a Compendious View of the Colonies planted by the
English on the Continent of North America. 5 vols.
Lond. 1804-1807. 4to.

MARSHALL (John), Advocate.

An Analysis of the Titles to Land Consolidation
(Scotland) Act, 1868, 31 and 32 Vict., cap. 101.
Edinh. 1869. 8vo.

MARSHALL (Samuel), Serjeant-at-Law.

A Treatise on the Law of Insurances, Marine, Life,
and Fire. Lond. 1802. 8vo.

The same. Third edition, with additions, by C.
Marshall 2 vols. Lund. 1823. 8vo.

A Treatise on the Law of Marine Insurance, Bot-
tomry, and Re'Spondentia. The fifth edition, by William
Shee, one of the Justices of the Court of Queen's Bench.
Lond. 1865. royal 8vo.

MARSHALL (William).

The Rural Economy of the Midland Counties, includ-
ing the Management of Live Stock in Leicestershire,
and its Environs. 2 vols, iorad. 1796. 8vo.

The Rural Economy of Yorkshire ; comprising the
Management of Landed Estates, and the Practice of
Husbandry in the Agricultural Districts of the County.
2 vols. Lond. 1796. 8vo.

The Rural Economy of Gloucestershire, including its
Dairy Management ; also that of North Wiltshire ; and
the Management of Orchards and Fruits in Herefordshire.
2 vols. Lond. 1796. 8vo.

The Rural Economy of the West of England, includ-
ing Devonshire, and parts of Somersetshire, Dorset-
shire, and Cornwall. 2 vols. Lond. 1796. 8vo.

The Rural Economy of, Norfolk ; comprising the
Management of Landed Estates, and the Practice of
Husbandry in that County. 2 vols. i^d. 1795. 8vo.

Minutes, Experiments, Observations, and General
Remarks on Agriculture, in the Southern Counties. 2
vols. Lond. 1789. 8vo.

Rural Economy of the Southern Counties ; compris-
ing Kent, Surrey, Sussex, the Isle of Wight, Wiltshire,
^Hampshire, &c. 2 vols. LonJ. 1798. 8vo.

General View of the Agriculture of the Central
Highlands of Scotland. Lond. 1 794. 4to.

On the Landed Property of England ; an Elementary
and Practical Treatise on the Purchase, Improvement,
and Management of Landed Estates. Lond. 1804. 4to.

Review and Abstract of the County Reports to the
iJoard of Agriculture, from the several Agricultural De-
partments of England. 5 vols. ForA, 1818. 4to.

MARSHMAN (J. R.) See Carrington (F. A.)

MARSIGLI (Le Comte Louis-Ferdinand de).

Description du Danube, contenant des Observations
Geographiques, Astronomiques, Hydrographiques, His
toriques, et Physiques. Traduite du Latin (par Le Clerc).
6 vols. La Haye, 1744. large folio.

MARSOLLIER (Jacques), French Histm-ian.

Histoiro de Henry VII. Roy d'Angleterre. 2 vols.
Palis, 1697, 1698. 12mo.

MARSTON (John).

The Scourge of Villanie, (by John Marston). Cor-
rected, with the addition of newe Satyres. Three
Bookes of Satyres. London, printed by J. R (uberts),
1599. 12mo.

Works, Dramatic and Satirical. Reprinted from the
original editions, with Notes and some Account of his
Life and Writings, by J. 0. Halliwell. 3 vols. Lond.
1856. 12mo.

The Works of John Marston. Reprinted from the
original editions ; with Notes, and some Account of
his Life and Writings, by J. 0. Halliwell. 3 vols.
Lond. 1856. post 8vo.

MARTENNE (Edmond), a Benedictine Monk.

Voyage Litteraire de deux Eeligieux Benedictins de
la Congregation de Saint-Maur. (Dom Martene et Dom
Durand.) 2 vols. Paris, 1717, 1724. 4to.

MARTENS (le Baron Charles de).

Causes CeMbres de Droit des Gens. 2 vols. Paris,
1827. 8vo.

Guide Diplomatique ou Traits des Droits, des Immu-
nites et des Devoirs des Miuistres Publics, etc. Nou-
velle Mition augmentde, par M. de Hoffmanns. 2 vols,
in 3. Bruxellis, 1838. 8vo.

MARTENS (Georges Fred^iric de), Professor at
Gottingen.

Cours Diplomatique, ou Tableau des Relations Ex-
terieures des puissances de I'Europe, tant entre elles
qu'avec d'autres Etats dans les diverses parties du Globe.
3 vols. Berlin, 1801. 8vo.

Recueil des Trait(5s d'Alliance, de Paix, de Treve, de
Neutrality, de Commerce, de Limites, d'fichange, etc.,
conclus par les Puissance de I'Europe, tant entre elles
qu'avec les Puissances et Etats dans d'autres parties
du Monde, depuis 1761 jusqu'i present. 34 vols.
Gottingue, 1801-1843. 8vo.

Vols. I.-VII. Recueil des Trait^s d'Alliance, etc., 1761-
1801. 7 vols. 1817-1801.

MARTENS— MARTIN.

Mft

MARTENS (Gkorqes FriJderic de) — Continued.
VIII.-XI. SuppliSment, pr(5c(5d(5 de Traitds du 18* Sifecle,
antdrieurs ^ cette 6poque, et qui ne se trouvent
pas dans le Corps Universel Diplomatique de
MM. Duraont et Eousset, et autres recueils
g6n6raux de Trait^s, jusqu'il 1808. 4 vols.
1802-1808.
XII.-XXX. Nouveau Recueil, en continuation, depuis
1808jusqu'i 1839, par Baron Charles de Mar-
tens, Fr^d^ric Saalfield, and Fr6d6ric Murhard.
16 vols, in 19. 1817-1842.
XXXI.-XXXIII. Nouveau Suppl^mens au Recueil de
Traitds suivis d'un Appendice, contenant des
Trait^s et Actes publics importans d'une date
anterieure, qui on n'ont pas encore vu le jour, ou
du moina ne se trouvent pas dans une Collection
g6n^rale quelconque de Trait<5s et d' Act«s publics,
1761-1839, par Fr^dMc Murhard. 3 vols. 1839-
1842.
XXXIV. Table G^n^rale Chronologique et Alphab^tique du
Recueil, des Trait^s commence par Geo. Frid.
de Martens, et continue jusqu'i nos jours. 2 parts
in 1 vol. 1837-1843.

Nouveau Recueil General de Trait6s, Conventions,
etc. Redige par Frederic Murhard, etc. (Continuation
du Grand Recueil de feu M. de Martens.) Tome
I.-XIII. (1840-1849). 13 vols. Goettingue, 1843-
1855. 8vo.

Recueil G^ndral de Traitds et autre Actes relatifs aux
rapports de Droit International : Continuation de
Recueil de G. Fr. de Martens, par Ckarles Samwer
et Jules HofiF. 5 vols. (Tomes XIV.-XVIII.)
Goitingue, 1856-1873. 8vo.

Compendium of the Law of Nations, founded on the
Treaties and Customs of the Modern Nations of Europe.
Translated, and the List of Treaties brought down to
June 1802, by William Cobbett. Land. 1802. 8vo.

MARTENS (DeWilhelm).

Uber Concurrenz und Collision der Romischen
CivUklagen. Leipzig, 1856. 8vo.

MARTENSEN (H.), D.D , Bishop of Zealand.

Christian Dogmatics ; a Compendium of the Doc-
trines of Christianity. Translated from the German by
the Rev. William Urwick, M.A. Edinh. 1866. 8vo.

Christian Ethics. Translated from the Danish, by
C. Spence. Edinb \%1Z. 8vo. ^Sefl Clark's Foreign
Theological Library, Fourth Series.

MARTIALIS (Marcus Valerius).

Epigrammata, paraphrasi et Notis Variorum selectis-
simis, ad usum Sereniss. Delphini, interpretatus est
Vincent. CoUesso. Ametelcedami, 1701. 8vo.

MARTIALIS (Marcos Valkrios)— Cun/initAi.

Epigrammata, ex oditione Bipontina, cum notia li
interpretationo in uaum Delphini variiii Lectionibua,
notis variorum, recensu cditionum et codicum, et Indioe
locupletissimo, accurate recenaita. 3 vula. Ltmdini,
1823. royal 8vo. (Valpy's Delphin CluncM.)

Tlie Epigrams of Martial, in Twelve Books, Timna-
lated, with a Comment by James Elphinston. Lottd.
1782. 4to.

Martial's Epigrams (Fifteen Books), Literally Traim-
lated into English Prose, with Verse Translations
selected from the Works of English Poets, and other
sources. Land. 1860. 12mo. (Bohn's Classical Lfbrary.)

MARTIN (Alexandre).

La Suisse Pittoresque, et ses Environs. Paris, 1835.
royal 8vo.

MARTIN (Arthur). -See Cahier (Charles).

MARTIN (Benjamin).

Philosophia Britannica; or, a New and Comprehensive
System of the Newtonian Philosophy, Astronomy, and
Geography, in a course of Twelve Lectures. 3 vols.
Land. 1771. 8vo.

MARTIN (Fran^ois-Xavier).
History of North Carolina from the EarKert Faiod.
2 vols. New Orleans, 1829. 8vo.

MARTIN (Frances).

Angelique Amauld, Abbess of Port RoyaL Land.
1873. post 8vo.

MARTIN (Frederick).

The Statesman's Year-Book. A Statistical, Genea-
logical, and Historical Account of the States and
Sovereigns of the Civilised World, for the Years 1864
and 1867. 2 vols. Lond.. 1864, 1867. small 8vo.

MARTIN (Isaac).

The Trial and Sufferings of Mr Isaac Martin, who was
put into the Inquisition in Spain for the sake of the I^io-
testant Religion. Written by himseUl Lond. 1724. 8vo.

Le Procez et les Soutfrances de Mr Isaac Martin qui
fut mis k rinquisition en Espagne, etc. Traduit de
I'Anglois. Dxidres, 1723. 12mo.

MARTIN (Rev. James), Minigter of St Oeorge'»
Church, Edinburgh.

Discourses and Letters on Prayer, and a Memoir of
the Author. [By Robert Paul.] E<iinb. 1836. 8vo.

MARTIN (Jean-Ami).

Devotions h I'Usage des Families, ou Reflexions but
une suite de Chapitres du Vieux et du Nouveau Testa-
ment 2 vols. Paris, 1810. 8vo.

656

MARTIN— MARTINIUS.

MAETIN (John).

An Inquiry into the State of the Legal and Judicial
Polity of Scotland. Land. 1792. 8vo.

A Letter to the Earl of Lauderdale to prove the right
of Appeal from Judgments of the Court of Justiciary
in Scotland. Lond. 1792. 8vo.

MARTIN (John).

Account of the Natives of the Tongo Islands in the
South Pacific Ocean. 2 vols. Lond. 1817. 8vo.

MARTIN (John), Booksdler, London, afterwards
Librarian to the Duke of Bedford.

A Bibliographical Catalogue of Books Privately
Printed; including those of the Bannatyne, Maitland,
and Roxburgh Clubs, and of the Private Presses at
Darlington, Auchinleck, Leo Priory, Newcastle, Middle
Hill, and Strawberry Hill. Lond. 1834. 8vo.

Bibliographical Catalogue of Privately Printed Books.
Second Edition. [Omitting the Account of Private
Presses and Clubs, intended for a Second Volume, which
never appeared.] Lond. 1854. Svo.

MARTIN (L. Aime).

Memoire sur la Vie et les Ouvrages de J. H.
Bernardin de Saint-Pierre. 5es Saint-Piebke (J. H.
B. de).

MAETIN (Martin).

A Late Voyage to St Kilda; with a History of
the Island, Natural, Moral, and Topographical; an
Account of the Customs, Religion, &c. Lond. 1698.
8vo.

A Description of the Western Islands of Scotland ;
containing an Account of their Government, Antiquities,
Religion, Customs, &c. ; with a Brief Description of
the Isles of Orkney an* Shetland. Lond. 1703.
8vo.

MARTIN (Robert Montgomery).

Political, Commercial, and Financial Condition of the
Anglo-Eastern Empire in 1832. Lond. 1833. 8vo.

Taxation of the British Empire. Lond. 1833.
12mo.

Ireland as it was, is, and ought to be ; with a Com-
parative Statistical Chart of the Past and Present State
of the Country. Zonrf. 1834. 8vo.

History of the British Colonies. 5 vols. Lond.
1834, 1835. 8vo.

History, Antiquities, Topography, and Statistics of
Eastern India. 3 vols. Lond. 1838. 8vo.

History of the Colonies of the British Empire, from
the Official Records of the Colonial Of&ce. LoTid. 1843.
royal 8vo.

MARTIN (Theodore).

Memoir of William Edmonstone Aytoun, D.C.L.
Edinh. 1867. post 8vo.

The Book of Ballads. Edited by Bon Gaultier. See
Ballad Book.

The Life of His Royal Highness The Prince Consort.
Volume the First. Lond. 1875. 8vo.

Poems and Ballads of Goethe. See Goethe (J. W.
Von).

MARTIN (Thomas).

The Circle of the Mechanical Arts ; containing Prac-
tical Treatises on the various Manual Arts, Trades, and
Manufactures. Lond. 1813. 4to.

ZHTHMATA AIANOHTIKA ; or a View of the In-
tellectual Powers of Man ; with Observations on their
Cultivation. Liverpool, 1821. 8vo.

MARTIN (William;.

The Historic and Lives of the Kings of England,
from William the Conquerour to the end of the Reigne of
Henry VIII. Whereunto is now added, the Historie
of King Edward VI., of Queen Mary, and Queen
Elizabeth. By B. R. Lond. 1638. folio.

MARTIN Mar-Pkelate. See Puritan Discipline
Tracts.

MAETINE (George).

Reliquiae Divi Andreae ; or, the State of the Vener-
able and Primitive See of St Andrews. With some
HistoricaU Memoirs of some of the most famous Pre-
lates and Primates therof. By a true (though unworthy)
Sone of the Church. (Written in 1683.) St Andrews,
1797. 4to!

MARTINEAU (Harriet).

Ulustrations of Political Economy. 9 vols. — Poor
Laws and Illustrations of Taxation (forming Vols. X.
and XL). 11 vols. Lond. 1833, 1834. 12mo.

Society in America. 3 vols. Lund. 1837. small 8vo.

Retrospect of Western Travel. 3 vols. iowfZ. 1838.

small 8vo.

How to Observe : Morals and Manners. Lond. 1838.
post 8vo.

Forest and Game-Law Tales. 3 vols. Lond. 1 846.
12mo.

England and her Soldiers. Lond. 1859. post 8vo.

MARTINI (Le Pbre Martin).
Histoire de la Guerres des Tartares. See Semedo
(Alvarez).

MARTINIUS (Martinus).
Novus Atlas Sinensis. See China.

MAETINlfiRE— MARWICK.

MAETINlfiRE (M. de la).

Introduction to the History of Europe. See Puffen-
DORF (Bauon), by Sayer.

MARTIISriUS (Matthias).

Lexicon Philologicum. Accedit ejusdem Cadmus
Grseco-Phoenix. Additur Glossarium Isidori, cum
Emend, et Notis Jo. Geo. Graevii; et Jo. Clerici Dis-
sertatio Etymologica. 2 vols. Trajecti-Batavorum,
1711. foUo.

MAETON (Joseph v.)

Versucb. einer ausfurlichen Praktischen Ungarischon
Spraclilehre fiir Deutsche. TF/cw, 1812. 8vo.

MAETYN (Benjamin), and KIPPIS (Dr A.)

The Life of the First Earl of Shaftesbury, from

Original Documents in tlie possession of tlio Family.

Edited by G.Wingrove Cooke. 2 vols. Lond.\^Z%. 8vo.

MAETYN (Eev. Henry).

Journals and Letters. Ecited by the Eev. S. Wilbe-
force. 2 vols. Land. 1837. 8vo.

Persian New Testament. See Testamentum.

MAETYN (Professor John).

Historia Plantamm Eariorum. (Decades Quinque.)
Londini, 1728. large folio.

The Bucolics and Georgicks of VirgU. Translated,
■with Notes. See Virgilius.

MAETYN (Thomas), B.D.

Thirty -Eight Plates, with Explanations ; intended to
illustrate Linnaeus's System of Vegetables, and particu-
larly adapted to the Letters (by Thos. Martyn) on the
Elements of Botany. Lond. 172 i. 8vo.

■ MAETYE (Petrus), Anglerim Medial.

De Eebus Oceanicis, et Orbe Novo, Decades tres.
Ejusdem praeterea, Legationis Babylonicse, libri tres.
Bamlue, 1533. folio. (Bound with Novus Orbis,
1537.)

The Decades of the Nowe Worlde. See Eden
(Eichard).

The History of the West Indies. The Eight Decades
of Peter Martyr. Published in Latin by Mr Hackluyt,
and translated into English by M. Lok, Gent. Lond.
[1612]. 4to.

Opus Epistolarum (de Eebus Hispanicis et Indicis).
Cui accesserunt Epistola; Ferdinandi de Pulgar ; editio
postrema. Amstelodami, 1670. folio.

MAETYES.

The Book of Martyrs. See Foxe (John).
Letters of the English Martyrs, by Myles Coverdale.
See Letters.

m

657

L

MARTYRS— Continued.

The English Martyrology, abridj^af'froin Foxe. By
Charlotte Elizabeth. 2 vols. Z>>w* 1837. 12mo.

The Western Martyrology, or Bloody Aaiixea ; con-
taining the Lives and Trials of those- Eminont T*ro-
testants who suifered in the West of Eiiglaml, from
1678 to this time. Lond.MOb. small «vo.'

Histoire des Martyrs persecutez et mis « inort pour
la Verity de I'Evangile, depuis le temps dea'Apostras
jusques k I'an 1597. Comprinse en douze Livn-n, con-
tenant les Actes M6morables du Seigneur enl-intinuitie
des siens ; non seulement contre lea efTorts du Monde,
mais aussi contre diverges sortcs d'assaux et-here«ie«
monstruenses. [Par Jean Crespin.] Genive, \59t folio.

MAEVELL (Andrew). V

Works Poetical, Controversial, and Political ; con-
taining Original Letters, Poems, and Tracts never
before printed ; with a new Life of the Author, by
Captain Edward Thompson. 3 vols. Lond. 1776. 4to.

Miscellaneous Poema Lond. 1681. folio.

The Complete Works, in Verse and Prose, of Andrew
Marvell, M.P. Edited by the Rev, Alex. B. Groawt
4 vols. 1872-1875. 12mo.

MARVILLE (M. Db Vioneul-).
M(51anges d'Histoire et de Littdrature. <See Argonnb
(Bonaventure D').

MARVIN (J. G.)

Legal Bibliography; or, a Thesaurus of American,
English, Irish, and Scotch Law Books ; together with
some Continental Treatises. To which is added a
copious List of Abbreviations. Philadelphia, 1847. 8vo.

MARWICK (James David), City Clerk of Edin-
burgh, now of Glasgow.

Sketch of the History of the High Constables of
Edinburgh; with Notes on the Early Watching,
Cleaning, and other Police Arrangements of the City.
Edinb. 1865. small 4to. (Printed for private circula-
tion.)

Records of the Convention of the Royal Burghs of
Scotland ; with Extracts from other Records relating to
the Affairs of the Burghs of Scotland. See Scotland.

Extracts from the liecords of the Burgh of Edin-
burgh, A.D. 1403-1528. (Scottish Burgh Records
Society.)

Provisions of the several local Acts regulating the
Police of the City of Edinburgh classified and arranged ;
with Explanatory Notes, &c. Edinb. 1868. 8vo.

Precedence of Edinburgh and Dublin; Proceedings
in the Privy Council See Prkcedenc«.

4o

658

MARWICK— MAEY STTJAET.

MARWICK (Jambs Di.vw)— Continued.

AcU of Parliament relating to Municipal Elections in
the Royal Burghs of Scotland, Annotated. Edinb.
1873. roy. Svo.

Municipal Elections in the Parliamentary Burghs of
Scotland. Edinb. 1873. roy. 8vo.

Municipal Elections in the Police Burghs of Scotland.
Edinb. 1873. roy. Svo.

Suggestions as to the Conduct of First Elections of
School Boards in Burghs in Scotland, with Appendices
of Forms, &c. Edinb. 1873. 8vo.

MARY STUART, Queen of Scotland.

Series of Works relating to the Queen of
Scots.

Notice des Ouvrages Imprim6s, renfermant des Let-
tres de Marie Stuart ou qui ont rapport a sa Corre-
spondance. See Labanoff (le Prince Alexandre).
Lettres, etc., de Marie Stuabt, Vol VII.

De Vita et Rebus Gestis Serenissimse Principis
Marias Scotorum Reginoe, Francise Dotariae, qua Scriptis
tradidere Autores Sedecim. Recensita a Sam. Jebb.
2 vols. Londini, 1725. folio.

Tomv^ Primus.

1. Traits de la Succession des Femmes aux Gouverne-

ment, etc., par D. Chambre.

2. De Titulo et Jure Sev. Keginae, Mariae, etc. Ad

Regni Angliae Sucoessionem, etc. Opera Jo. Leslaji.

3. De Rebus Gestis Scotorum regnante Maria, autore

Jo. Leskeo.

4. Detectio Marise, etc., studio Geo. BuchananL

5. Histoire Tragique de Marie Royne d'Escosse.

6. Maria Stuarta ; Vindioe Ob. Barnestapolio.

7. L'Innocence, etc., de Marie Royne d'Escosse.

Tomut Secundm.

8. Vita Maria; Stuartre, etc., scriptore Geo. Conaeo.

9. L'Histoire de I'incomparable Reine Marie Stuart.

10. De Maria? Sc. R. Vita et Morte, opera Fam. Strada.

11. Summarium, etc., opera Romoaldi Scoti.

12. Martyre de la Royne d'Escosse, par Ad. Blackwood.

13. Hist, de lo succesdido en Escocia, etc.,lMaria Estuarda,

escrita par Antonio de Herrera.

14. Extrait des M6moires de Castelnau, etc.

15. La Mort de la Royne d'Escosse.

16. Oraison Funebre de la Royne d'Escosse, par Mons.

de Bourges.

Collections relating to the History of Mary, Queen of
Scotland ; containing a number of Original Papers
never before printed. Also a few scarce Pieces re-
printed. Revised and published by James Anderson ;
with an Index of Obsolete "Words and Prefaces, show-
ing the Importance of these Collections. 4 vols. Edinb.
1727, 1728. 4to.

MARY STUART, Queen of Scotland— Q;?i<tnMcd.
Vol. I.

Six Letters between Queen Mary and the Earl of Lennox,
about the apprehending and trying of the Earl of Both-
well and others suspected of the King's Murder.

Treatise concerning the Defence of the Honour of Mary
Queen of Scotland and Dowager of France, &c. (By
Bishop Lesley.)

Vol. II.

Ane Detectioun of the Doings of Marie Quene of Scottis,
twiching the Murther of hir Husband. Written be M.
G. B. (George Buchanan).

The Record of the Trial, &c., of Bothwell ; with the Let-
ters, Sonnets, and other Writings produced.

Bond of Association upon Q. Mary's Demission of the
Crown in favour of her Son.

The Form of the Coronation of K. James VI.

Act of the Privy Council concerning the DeUvery to the
Eari of Murray, Regent, of a Silver Box, with Letters,
&c.

Declaration of Mr John Craig, Minister of Edinburgh,
concerning his proclaiming the Banns of Marriage betwixt
Mary Queen of Scotland and James Earl of Both well

Vol. IIL

An exact Account of the Life and Actions of John Lesley,
Bishop of Ross.

Discourse conteyninge a perfect Accompte given by John
Bishop of Rosse, of his whole Charge and Proceedings
duringe the Time of his Ambassade, from his entries in
England in September 1568, to the 26th March 1572.

Vol. IV.

Collection of such things as have passed in the cause of
the Quene of Scots, since her Escape out of Loughleven
in May 1568 to the 17 day of July thereafter.

Conferences at York, Westminster, and Hampton Court,
between the Commissioners of Mary Queen of Scotland,
her Son the Prince, and Elizabeth, Queen of England.;
with several Authentick Papers relating to these Con-
ferences.

A Narrative of the Principal Acts of the Regency,
during the Minority of Mary Queen of Scotland, from
the original manuscript of James Maitland of Lething-
ton. [By W. S. Fitch. Ipswich, 1833]. 4to.

Papiers d'Etat, sous le Regne de Marie Stuart,
1561-1587. See Teulet (Alex.)

Epithalamium upon the Marriage of Mary, Queen of
Scots, to the Dauphin of France. [Edinh. 1710]. 4to.

De Titulo et Jure Marise Scotorum Reginse. Rhemis,
1580. See Lesley (John).

Treatise touching the Eight, Title, and Interest of the
Princesse Marie, Queene of Scotland, and the most noble
King James, her Grace's Sonne, to the Succession of the
Croune of England. 1584. /See Lesley (John).

The Historie of the Life and Death of Mary Stuart,
Queene of Scotland. 1624. See Stranguage (Willlam).

MART STUAET.

659

MARY STUART, Queen op Scotland— Con^inwerf.

The Same. See Udall (William).

Compleat History of the Lives and Reigns of Mary
Queen of Scotland, and her Son and Successor, James.
1656. See Sanderson (William).

Life of Mary Stuart, Queen of Scotland. Translated
from the French. 1725. See Fbeebairn (James).

Life of Mary, Queen of Scots, drawn from the State
Papers ; with Subsidiary Memoirs, illustrated with
Plates of Medals, Portraits, and Prospects. 1819. See
Chalmers (George).

Memoirs of the Life of Mary Queen of Scots. 1823.
See Benger (Eliz. Ogilvy).

Memoirs of Mary Stuart, Queen of Scotland. 1844.
See Buckingham (L. Stanhope F.)

Life of Mary Queen of Scots. By Henry Glassford
BelL 1828. See Constable's Miscellany, Nos. 24, 25.

Histoire de Marie Stuart. 1854. jSee Mignet (F. A.)

History of Mary Queen of Scots. Translated. 1851.
See Mignet (F. A.)

Mary Stuart, her Guilt or Innocence : an Enquiry
into the Secret History of her Times. By Alexander
M'Neel Caird. Edmb. 1866. 8vo.

Mary Queen of Scots and her Accusers ; embracing
a Narrative of Events from the death of James V. in
1542, until the death of the Regent Murray in 1570.
Vol. I., and from 1542 until the Death of Queen Mary
in 1587. Vol. IL See Hosack (John).

Histoire de Marie Stuart, 1869. /S«eGAUTHiEB (Julhs).

History and Letters, &c., of Mary, Queen of Scotland.

See Bannattne (Richard). Jameson (Mrs Anna.)

Carruthers (Rev. James). Lodge (Edmund).

Castelnad (Michel de). Melville (James).

Epistol^ Reoum Sco- Ribadinetra (P.)

TORUM, etc. Scotland.

Gentz (Frederick). Watson (Richard).

Notices of Mary Queen of Scots (in Catalogue of
Antiquities, &c. — Historical Relics, exhibited at Edin-
burgh, July 1856.) See Archaeological Institute.

Miscellaneous Papers, principally iDustrative of the
Events of the Reign of Queen Mary and King Jamea
VI. (Edited by Joseph Stevenson.) Glasgow, 1834.
4to. (Maitland Club).

Inuentaires de la Royne d'Escosse Douairiare de
France. Catalogues of the Jewels, Dresses, Furniture,
Books, and Paintings of Mary Queen of Scots. 1556-
1569. (Edited by Joseph Robertson). Edinb. 1863.
4to. (Bannatyne Club).

De Maria Scotorum Regina, totaque ejus contra
Eegem coajuratione ; fcedo cum Bothuelio adulterio,
&c., plena et tragica planfe Historia : [Georgio Buchan-
ano auctore. No place or date, but printed at London
by John Day in 1571.] 12mo.

MARY STUART, Qceen or Sootlahd — Coniinued.

La Race ot Naissance, la Vie ot la Morto do Mario
Stuart. See Stuart (Family or).

Ane Detection of the duinges of Mary Queen of
Scottes, touchand the Murder of her liuxband, etc.
Translatit out of the Latine quhiike was written by G.
Buchanan. Lwjrf. [by John Day] 1572. 12mo.

Detection of the Actions of Queen ilary. 1721. 8e«
Buchanan (George).

L'Innocence de la tres-illuatre, ires-chaste, et debon-
naire Princesse, Madame Marie lioyne d'Escosse, ou sont
refurtees les Calomnies, etc., publides en France, etc. [par
Franyois de BeUeforest]. Imprimd I'au 1572. email
8vo.

(1.) Ode sur la Mort de la tres-chrestienne, tres-illustre,
tres-constante Marie Royne d'Escosse, morte pour la
Foy, le 18 Feburier, 1587, par la cruaut^ des Anglois
heretiques, ennemys de Dieu. Paris, 1588. — (2.) Orai-
son funebre de Marie Royne d'Escosse, a Notre Dame de
Paris, par Archevesque de Bourges. Paris, 1688. —
(3.) Discours de la Mort de Marie Stouard, Royne
d'Escosse, 1587. — (4.) Brief Discours touchant le succee
des Entreprinses nagueres attemptez par les Anglois
en Espaigne et Portugal, au moys de May I'an 1589.
Anvers, 1589. 12mo (bound in 1 volume).

Apologie, ou Defense de I'honorable Sentence, et
tres-juste Execution de df^functe Marie Steuard demiere
Royne d'Ecosse. Traduit d' Anglois. Imprime nouvtlle-
vient, 1588. small 8vo.

La Mort de la Royne d'Escosse, Douairiere de France.
Ou est contenu le vray Discours de la procedure des
Angloys 4 I'Exccution d'icelle ; la constante et Royallc
resolution le sa Majestd d^functej see vertueux ddporte-
ments et derniers propos, ses Fun(Srailles et enterrement,
d'ou on peut cognoistre lairaistre cruaut(5 de I'Heretique
Angloys k I'encontre d'une Royne Souveraine, Inno-
ccnte. {Paris), 1588. 8vo.

Marty re do la Royne d'Escosse, Douairiere de France;
avec deux Oraisons Funebres, et plusieurs Poemes Latins
et Francois, sur le mesme subject. [Par Adam Black-
wood.] A Edimbourg [Anvers f\, chez Jean Nafeild.
1589. 12mo.

Martyre de Marie Stuart, Royne d'Escosse. See
Blackwood (Adam), Opera Omnia, (p. 605).

History of Mary Queen of Scots, a Fragment, trans-
lated from the Original French of Adam Blackwood.
[Edited by Alexander Macdonald, with a Notice by
Thomas Thomson.] Edinh. 1834. 4to. (Maitland
Club.)

Maria Stuarta, etc., Vindice Oberto Bamestapolio,
1588. See Tubneb (Robert).

Summarium Rationum de Morte Marin Stuarta>,
opera Romoaldi ScotL 1588. See Tcrneb (Robert).

660

MAEY STUART.

MARY STUART, Queen of Scotland— Con<m?«,'(Z.

Collections relative to the Funerals of Mary Queen
of Scots, 1585. Containing the Scottish Queen's
Buriall at Peterborough upon Tuesday, being Lam-
mas day, 1587; with other contemporary accounts
from MSS. and early printed copies. (Edited by Robert
Pitcaim, W.S.) Edinb. 1822. post 8vo.

Secret History of Mary Queen of Scots; translated
from the French by Eliza Haywood. Land. 1727. Bvo.

Lettres Inedites de Marie Stuart, accompagndes de
diverges D6peches et Instructions, 1588-1587. Publides
par le Prince Alexandre Labanoff. Paris, 1839. 8vo.

Letters of Mary Queen of Scots, and Documents con-
nected with her personal History, now first published ;
with an Introduction by Agnes Strickland. 3 vols.
Land. 1842, 1843. small 8vo.

Lettres, Instructions et MdmoLres de Marie Stuart,
Reine d'Ecosse ; publids sur les Origlnaux et les Manu-
scrits du State Paper Office de Londres, et des principales
Archives et BibUothdques de I'Europ^ et accompagn(5s
d'une Eesumd Chronologique, par le Prince Alexandre
Labanoff. 7 vols. Londres {Paris), 1844. 8vo.

Letters of Mary Stuart, Queen of Scotland, selected
from the " Recucil des Lettres, &c.," by Prince A.
Labanofi' ; translated, with Notes and an Introduction,
by William Turnbull. Lond. 1854. 8vo.

Lettres de Marie Stuart, publiees avec Sommaires,
Traductions, Notes, et Facsimile, par A. Teulet :
Supplement au Eecueil du Prince A. Labanoff.
(Lettres au Comte de Bothwell. Documents relatifs au
Meurtre de Damly. Lettres et Merits divers de Marie
Stuart. Documents relatifs a sa mort et a ses disposi-
tions Testamentaires.) Paris, 1859. 8vo.

Examination of the Letters said to be written by
Mary Queen of Scots to James Earl of BothweU. Also
an Inquiry into the Murder of King Henry. See
GooDALL (Walter).

Mary Queen of Scots Vindicated. See Whitakeb
(John).

The Genuine Letters of Mary Queen of Scots to
James, Earl of Bothwell ; discovering the greatest and
most secret Transactions of her Time. Translated from
the French Originals, by Edward Simmonds. The
second edition. Westminster, 1726. 8vo.

Historical Inquiry into the Evidence against Mary
Queen of Scots. 1767,1790. &e Tytleb (William).

The Love Letters of Mary Queen of Scots to James,
Earl of BothweU ; with her Love Sonnets and Marriage
Contracts. 1824. See Campbell (Hugh), LL.D.

A Detection of the Love-Letters lately attributed in
Hugh Campbell's Work to Mary Queen of Scots ;
wherein his plagiarisms are proved, and his fictions
fixed. (Anon.) 1825. See Chalmers (George).

MARY STUART, Queen of Scotland — Contimied.

Mary Stuart and the Cachet Letters. By J. F. N.
With Introductory Note by Henry Glassford Bell.
Edinb. 1870. 12mo.

BothweU : a Tragedy. See Swinburne (A. C.)

Queen Elizabeth and Mary Queen of Scots. 1831.
See Raumer (Frederick Von).

The History of the Life and Reign of Mary, Queen
of Scots, and Dowager of France. [By Dr Samuel
Jebb.] Lond. 1725. 8vo.

Histoire de Marie Stuart, Reine d'Ecosse et de
France, avec les pi(5ces justificatives, et des Remarques.
[par E. C. Fr&on et I'Abbo Fr.-M. de Marsy.] 2
vols. Londres, [Paris] 1742. 12mo.

Menu de la Maison de la Royne [d'Escosse, Dou-
airiere de France], faict par Mons. de PinguUlon, 1562.
[Edited by Thomas Thomson. Edinburgh, 1818.]
4to.

Mary Queen of Scots, her Persecutions, Sufiferings,
and Trials, from her Birth tiU her Death. Glasgow,
1826. 12mo.

The Legend of Mary Queen of Scots, and other
ancient Poems, now first published from MSS. of the
16th century; with an Introduction, Notes, and Ap-
pendix, by John Fry. Lond. 1810. 8vo.

La Reina di Scotia, Tragedia. See Ruggebi (Carlo),
1604.

La Reina di Scotia, Tragedia. 1616. See Vallb (F.
Della).

Corona Tragica : Vida y Muerta de la Serenissima
Reyna de Escocia Maria Estuarda. 1627. See Lope
Felix de Vega.

The Island Queens ; or, the Death of Mary, Queen of
Scotland, a Tragedy. See Banks (John).

Notice sur la CoUection des Portraits de Marie
Stuart, appartenant au Prince Alexandre Labanofi', prd-
cdd& d'un Rdsum^ Chronologique. NouveUe edition.
St Petersbourg, 1860. royal 8vo.

Castles, Palaces, and Prisons of Mary Queen of Scots
See Mackie (Charles).

A Lost Chapter in the History of Mary, Queen of
Scots, Recovered; Notices of James, Earl of Both-
weU, and Lady Jane Gordon, and of the Dispen-
sation of their Marriage. See Stuart (John),
LL.D.

Mary Stuart. Translated by J. M. H. See Lamab-
TiNE (Alphonse de).

History of Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots. Translated
from the Original and Unpublished MS. of Professor
Petit, by Charles de Flandre. 2 vols. Edinb. 1873.
4to.

The Impeachment of Mary Stuart, sometime Queen
of Scots, 187b. See Skelton (John).

MARYLAND— MASON.

Ml

MARYLAND.

Acts of Assembly passed in the Province of Mary-
land from 1692 to 1715. See Amkeican Colonies.

MASCALL (Francis).

A Digest of the Law of the distribution of the per-
sonal Estates of Litestates. Lond. \^\%, 8vo.

MASCH (Andreas Gottleib).
Bibliotheca Sacra. See Lb Long (Jacobus).

MASCLEF (Franciscus).

Gramraatica Hebraica, a punctis aUisque inventis
Massorethicis libera. 2 vols. Parislis, 1743. 12mo.

MASCOU (Dr John Jacob).

The History of the Ancient Germans ; including that
of the Cimbri, Celtae, Teutones, Alemanni, Saxons, and
other Ancient Northern Nations, who overthrew the
Roman Empire, and established that of the Germans,
and most of the Kingdoms of Europe. Translated by
Thomas Lediard. 2 vols. ioHtZ. 1737, 1738. 4to.

MASCRIER (M. l'Abbe Le).

Description de I'Egypte, compos^e sur les M^moires
de Monsieur Benoit de MaiUet. 2 vols. La Haye.
1740. 12mo.

MASERES (Francis), Attorney- General for Canada,
and Curdtor Baron of the Inner Temple of Exchequer.

Account of the Proceedings of the British and other
Protestant Inhabitants of the Proviace of Quebec, in
order to obtain a House of Assembly. 2 vols. Lond.

1775. Svo.

The Canadian Freeholder. (Anon.) 3 vols. Lond.

1776. Svo.

The Principles of the Doctrine of Life Annuities
Explained ; with New Tables of the Values of Annui-
ties. Lond. 1783. 4to.

Select Tracts relating to the CivU Wars in England,
in the Reign of King Charles the First; by Writers
who lived in the time of those wars, and were Witnesses
of the events which they describe. 2 vols. Lond.
1815. 8vo.

Tracts and Letters. See Ludlow (General
Edmund).

MASKELL (Rev. William).

Monumenta RituaUa Ecclesise Anglicanoe; or. Occa-
sional Offices of the Church of England, according to
the Ancient Use of Salisbury, the Prymer in English,
and other Prayers and Forms, with Dissertations and
Notes. 3 vols. Lond. 1846, 1847. Svo.

MASKELL (Rev. William)— CWiniwd.

The Ancient Liturgy of the Church of England,
according to the Uses of Sorum, Bangor, York, and
Hereford, and the Modem Roman Liturgy, amuged
in parallel columns. Lond. 1846. Svo.

Holy Baptism : a Dissertation. Lond. 1848. 8to.

MASON (Major Geobob Henbt).

The Costume of China, Illustrated by Sixty Engrav-
ings, with Explanations in English and French. Lond.
1866. folio.

The Punishments of China, Hlustrated by Twenty-
two Engravings ; with Explanations in English and
French. Lond. 1801. folio.

MASON (Capt. John).

A Briefe Discourse of the New-Found-Land, &o.
Edinburgh, 1620. (Reprinted for the Bannatyne
Club in the volume Nova Scotia, Royal Letters, Ac.
1867.)

MASON (J. A), M.D.

A Treatise on the Climate and Meteorology of
Madeira. Edited by James Sheridan Knowles ; and a
Descriptive Account of the Island, by John Driver.
Lond. 1850. Svo.

MASON (John Mitchell), D.D., Netc York.

The Complete Works of. (Consisting of Sermons,
Essays, and Miscellanies.) Edited by his son Ebenezer
Mason. 4 vols. New York, 1849. Svo.

MASON (H. J. Monck), LL.D., Librarian of the

King's Inns, Dublin.

The Life of William Bedell, D.D., Lord Bishop of
Kibnore. Lond. 1843. Svo.

MASON (John Monck).

Comments on the Plays of Beaumont and Fletcher ;
with Observations on Shakespeare. Lond. 1798. Svo.

MASON (R. H.)

Pictures of Life in Mexico, with Etchings by the
Author. 2 vok. Lond. 1858. small Svo.

MASON (Robert). .

Description of the Town of Kelso. KeUo, 1789.

Svo.

MASON (Rev. Wiluam).
Works. 4 vols. Lond. 1810-1811. Svo.
The Poems of Mr Gray ; with Memoirs of his Life
and Writmgs. See Gray (Thomas).
Correspondence with Gray. See Gb&t.

662

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MASON (William Monck).

The History and Antiquities of the Collegiate and
Cathedral Church of St Patrick, near Dublin. Duhlin,
1820. large 4to.

MASON (William Shaw).

Statistical Account ; or, Parochial Survey of Ireland.
2 vols. Duhlin, 1814-1816. 8vo.

Bibliotheca Hibernicana; or, Catalogue of a Select
Irish Library. See Ireland.

MASONUS (Fkanciscus).

Vindicise Ecclesise Anglicanae ; sive de legitime
ejusdem Ministerio, id est, de Episcoporum successione,
consecratione, electione, et coniirmatione : Item, de
Presbyterorum, et Diaconorum ordinatione. Libri V.
Londini, 1625. folio.

MASSACHUSETTS.

Acts and Laws passed by the Great and General
Court, or Assembly of the Province of Massachusetts
Bay, in New England, from 1692 to 1719. Lond.
1724. foHo.

MASSE (Pierre).

De rimposture et Tromperie des Diables, Devins,
Enchanteurs, Sorciers, et autres qui abusent le Peuple.
Paris, 1579. small 8vo.

MASSEY (William).
Ovid's Fasti, Translated.

See OviDins.

MASSIE (J. W.), D.D.

Continental India : Travelling Sketches and Histori-
cal Eecollections, illustrating the Antiquity, Eeligion,
and Manners of the Hindoos, and the Progress of
Missionary Operations. 2 vols. Lond. 1840. 8vo.

Recollections of a Tour; or. Summer Eamble in
Germany, Belgium, and Switzerland. Lond. 1846.
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MASSILON (Jean Baptist), Eveque de Clermont.

Sermons, Oraisons, Discours Synodaux et Pensees.
13 vols. Paris, 1763-1784. 12mo.

Sermons by J. B. Massilon, Bishop of Clermont.
Selected and translated by William Dickson. 3 vols.
Lmd. 1757, 1758. 8vo.

MASSINGEE (Philip).

Plays; with Notes, Critical and Explanatory, by
William Gifford. 4 vols. Lond. 1805. 8vo.

MASSON (Charles).

Narrative of various Journeys in Balochistan, Afghan-
istan, and the Punjab, from 1826 to 1838. 3 vols.
Lmd. 1842. 8vo.

MASSON (David), LL.D., Professor in the Univer-
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British Novelists and their Styles : being a Critical
Sketch of the History of Britiah Prose Fiction.
Cambridge, 1859. post 8vo.

The Life of John Milton, narrated in connection with
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Wordsworth, Shelley, Keats, and other Essays.
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Drummond of Hawthornden : The Story of his Life
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MASSONUS (Jo. PAPmius).

Elogia Varia, nunc primum conjunctim edita, studio
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Parislis, 1638. small 8vo.

MASSUET (P.)

Histoire des Eois de Pologne, et des Eevolutions
arrivees dans ce Eoyaume. 5 vols. Amsterdam, 11 AZ.
l2mo.

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MASTEES (Egbert), B.D.

History of the College of Corpus Christi (commonly
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1772. 4to.

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MATHAEELLUS (Antonius).

Ad Francisci Hotomani Franco-Galliam Eesponsio.
Lutetiw. 1575. 12mo.

MATEEIALISM. See Misoellaneous Observa-
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On the Doctrine of Materialism, and the Application
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MATEEIAL WOELD. See Essay.

MATERNUS— MATTHEW.

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MATERNUS (Georg Chbistian), von Cilano.

Ausfurliche Abhandlung der Romischen Alterthumer,
in ordnung gebracht, und herasgegeben von Georg
Christian Adlor. 4 vols. Altona, 1775, 1776. 8vo.

MATHER (Cotton), D.D., Minister at Boston.

Magnalia Christi Americana: or, the Ecclesiastical
History of New England, from its first Planting in the
year 1620 unto the year of our Lord 1698. Lortd.
1702. folio.

The Wonders of the Invisible World, being an
Account of the Tryals of several Witches lately executed
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added A farther Account of the Tryals of the New
England Witches, by Increase Mather, D.D., President
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Essays to do Good. With an Introductory Essay by
the Rev. Andrew Thomson, D.D. Glasgoio, 1825. 12mo.

MATHER (Inckeasb), D.D., President of Harvard
College.

Remarkable Providences illustrative of the Earlier
Days of American Colonization in New England.
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Offor. (Library of Old Authors.) Lond. 1856.
I2mo.

Account of the Tryals of New England Witches.
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MATHERS (Patrick). See Grboory (Professor
James).

MATHESON (James), D.D. See Reed (Andrew),
D.D.

MATHEWS (Jehu), of Toronto, Canada.

A Colonist on the Colonial Question. Lond. 1872.
post 8vo.

MATHEWS (John H.)

A Treatise on the Doctrine of Presumption and
Presumptive Evidence, as Affecting the Title to Real
and Personal Property. Lond. 1827. 8vo,

MATHEWS (William), LL.D.
Getting on in the World ; or, Hints on Success in
Life. Lond. 1873. 8vo.

MATHIAS (Thomas James).

An Essay on the Poems attributed to Thomas
Rowley. Lond. 1783. 8vo.

The Pursuits of Literature. The thirteenth edition,
with the Citations translated. Lond. 1805. 8vo.

MATHISON (Gilbert Farquhar).
Narrative of a Visit to Brazil, Chile, Peru, and the
Sandwich Islands in 1821, 1822. Lmd. 1825. 8vo.

MATTER (Jacques).

Histoire Critique da Gnosticisme, et de aon influeiic4<
8ur lea Soctes Religieiues et Philoaophiquos dM 8u
Premiers Si6cles de I'Ere Chrdtienne. 2 voIb. (PlanchM,
1 vol.) 3 vols. Paris, 1828. 8vo. .SEm Ck>lHTAjrT
(Benj.)

MATTH.«US (Aktootub).

De CriminibuB, ad Libros XLVIL et XLVIIl
Digestorum, Commentarius. Trajecti ad Rhmum, 1644.
4to.

De Auctionibus, Libri duo quorum prior, Venditionea,
posterior Locationes, quse sub ha«ta fiunt, exequatur.
Trajecti ad Rhenum, 1653. 4to.

De Nobilitate, de Principibus, de Ducibus, de Comi-
tibus, de Baronibus, de Militibus, etc., Libri FV., in
quibus passim Diplomata et Acta, hactenus nondum
visa. Amstelodami, 1686. 4to.

Vetera Monumenta, quae in Hortis Caelimontanis et
in ^dibus Matthaeiorum adservantur, nunc primum
in unum collecta, et Adnotationibus illustrata a Rodul-
phino Venuti, et a Jon. Christophoro Amadutis. 3
vols. RomcB, 1779. folio.

MATTHiEUS PARIS SEU PARISEENSIS,

Monaehus Albanensis Anglus.

Historia Major, a Harolde Rege ad Henr. IIL, jiixtji
exemplar. Londinense, 1571. Recuse, et cum Chroni-
cisque MSS. coUata; ; una cum Libro Additamentornm.
Editore Willielmo Wats, S.T.D. Lond. 1640. folio.

Matthew Paris's Chronicles of the History of England,
from the year 1235 to 1273. Translated from the
Latin, by the Rev. J. A. Giles, D.C.L. 3 vols. Lond.
1852-1854. 12mo. (In Bohn's Antiquarian Library.)

MATTHiEUS Westmonastariensis.

Flores Historiarum ; prsecipse de rebus Britannicis,
ab exordio Mundi usque ad a.d. 1307. Accedit Chroni-
con ex Chronicis ab initio Mundi ad a.d. 1118. Auctore
Florentio Wigomiensi. Francofurti, 1601. folio.

MATTHEW (Edward).

The Most Glorious Star, or Celestial Constellation of
the Pleiades; or, Charles Waine appearing and shin-
ing most brightly in a Miraculous Manner, in the face
of the Sun at Noon-day, at the Nativity of our Sacred
Sovereign, King Charles II. Lond. 1660. 12mo.

MATTHEW (Patrick).

Emigration Fields: North America, the Cape,
Australia, and New Zealand. Edinb. 1839. post 8vo.

On Naval Timber and Arboricidture ; with Critical
Notes on Authors who have treated recently the subject
of Planting. Edinb. 1831. Svo.

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MATTHEWS— MAUEICE.

MATTHEWS (Captain A. N.)

A Collection of the most Authentic Traditions
regarding the Actions and Sayings of Mahomet,
Translated from the Arabic. 2 vols. Calcutta, 1809.
4to.

MATTHEWS (Henry).

The Diary of an Invalid ; being the Journal of a
Tour in Portugal, Italy, Switzerland, and France, in
1817-1819. Lond. 1820. 8vo.

MATTHEWS (Sir Tobias).

A Collection of Letters, made by Sir Tobie Mathews,
Knight ; with a Character of Lucy, Countesse of Car-
leile. Lond. 1660. small 8vo.

A Collection of Letters, &c. Lond. 1692. 12mo.

Saggi Morali del Sign. Franc. Bacono. See Bacon
(Francis Lord).

MATTHIEU (Pierre).

Histoire de la Mort deplorable de Henry TV., Eoy
de France et de Navarre. Paris, 1613. 8vo.

MATTHIOLUS (Pbtrus Andreas).

Commentarii in Libros sex Pedacii Dioscoridis de
Medica Materia. Venetiis, 1554. folio.

Opera quae extant omnia, nunc a Casp. Bauhino aucti
et notis illustrati. Francofurti, 1598. folio.

MATUEIN (Charles E.)

Tragedies : Bertram, a Tragedy ; Manuel, a Tragedy ;
Fredolfo, a Tragedy. (In one vol.) Lond. 1816-1819.
8vo.

MATY (Mathew), M.D. See Chesterfield (Lord).
See Eiesbeck.

MATY (Paul Henry), F.E.S. -See Transactions.

MATZNEE (Eduard).

EngUsche Grammatik. Zweite auflage. 2 vols.
Berlin, 1873, 1874. 8vo.

MAUDE (Frederic Philip), and POLLOCK
(Charles Edward).

A Compendium of the Law of Merchant Shipping ;
containing all the Statutes of Practical Utility. Lond.
1853. 8vo.

A Compendium of the Law of Merchant Shipping.
Third edition. Lond. 1864. royal 8vo.

MAUDE (John).

Visit to the Falls of Niagara, in 1800. Lond. 1826.
8vo.

MAUDSLEY (Henry), M.D.

Body and Mind ; being tlie Galstonian Lectures for
1870, delivered before the Eoyal College of Physicians.
Lond. 1870. 12mo.

MAUGHAM (Egbert).

A Treatise on the Law of Attomies, Solicitors, and
Agents. Lond. 1825. 8vo.

A Treatise on the Laws of Literary Property, com-
prising the Statutes and Cases relating to Books, Manu-
scripts, Lectures ; Dramatic and Musical ^Compositions;
Engravings, Sculpture, Maps, &c., including the Piracy
and Transfer of Copyright ; with a Historical View, and
Disquisitions on the Principles and Effects of the Laws.
Lond. 1828. 8vo.

MAULE (George), Selwyn (William).
Eeports of Cases in Court of King's Bench. 8vo.

MAULE (Henry), of Melgum and Kelly.

The History of the Picts, their Origin, Government,
Battles, &c. ; with a Catalogue of their Kings, and a
Clavis to the Proper Names. Edinl. 1706. 12mo.

Eegistrum de Panmure ; Eecords of the Families of
Maule, &c., united in the Line of the Barons and Earls
Panmure. Compiled by the Hon. Harry Maule of KeUy,
A.D. 1733. Edited by John Stuart, LL.D. 2 vols.
Edinburgh, 1874. 4to. (Privately printed.)

MAULE (Major).

Memoirs of the Principal Events in the Campaigns
of North Holland and Egypt. Loud. 1816. 8vo.

MAUNDEVILE (Sir John).

The Voiage and TravaUe of Sir John MaundevUe,
Kt., which treateth of the Way to Hierusalem, and
of Marvayles of Inde, with other Hands and Countryes.
Lond. 1727. large 8vo.

MAUNDEELL (Henry).

A Journey from Aleppo to Jerusalem in 1697; and
to the Euphrates and Mesopotamia. Oxford, 1740.
8vo.

MAUPEETUIS (Pierre Locis Moreau de).

Oiuvres, nouvelle edition, corregee et augmentee.
4 torn. Lyon, 1756. 8vo.

Maupertuisiana : un Eecueil de Diverses Pieces,
par M. de Maupertuis.) Hamhourg, 1753. 8vo.

MAUEICE (Lieut. F.), E.A.

The System of Field Manoeuvres best adapted for
enabling our Troops to Meet a Continental Army.
Edinh. 1872. post 8vo.

MAUEICE (Eev. Frederick Denison), Professor
in the University of Cambridge.

Social Morality: Twenty-One Lectures delivered in
the University of Cambridge. Lond. and Cambridge,
1869. 8vo.

MAURICE— MAXWELL.

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MAURICE (Rev. Fred. DE^maoti)— Continued.
Moral and Metaphysical Philosophy. 2 vols. Land.
1872. 8vo.

Vol. I. Ancient Philosophy in the First to the Thirteenth
Centuries.
IL Fourteenth Century to the French Revolution, with
a Glimpse into the Nineteenth Century.

The Friendship of Books, and other Lectures.
Edited, with a Preface, by T. Hughes, M.P. Loiul.
1874. post 8vo.

MAURICE (Rev. Thomas).

Indian Antiquities; or, Dissertations on the Geo-
graphy, Theology, Laws, Government, and Literature of
Hindostan. 7 vols. L<md. 1792. 8vo.

The Modem History of Hindostan, comprehending
that of the Greek Empire of Bactria, and other Great
Asiatic Kingdoms, commencing at the period of the
Death of Alexander : ^vith a Supplement, bringing the
Modem History down to the year 1788. 3 vols.
Land. 1802-1810. 4to.

The Indian Sceptic Confuted, and Brahmin Frauds
Exposed, in a Series of Letters. Lond. 1812. 8vo.

Observations on the Ruins of Babylon. Lond. 1816.
8vo.

MAURITIUS.

Decisions of the Supreme Court, Vice-Admiralty
Court, and Bankruptcy Court of Mauritius. Arrets de
la Cour Supreme, &c., de I'He Maurice. Edited by
Adrien Piston. Second edition. 2 vols. Lond. 1863,
1866. 4to.

MAURO (Fra).

11 Mappamondo di Fra Mauro, Camaldose, descritto
ed illustrato da D. Placido Zurla, dello stess' Ordine.
Venezia, 1806. large 4to.

MAURY (Alfred) ; PULSZKY (Francis), &c.

Indigenous Races of the Earth ; or. New Chapters of
Ethnological Inquiry, contributed by Alfred Maury,
Francis Pulszky, and J. Aitken Meigs, M.D. With
fresh Investigations, Documents, and Materials, by
Jo. C. Nott, M.D., and Geo. R. Gliddon. London
(Philadelphia), 1857. 4to.

MAURY (Cardinal Jean Sifrein).
Essai sur I'filoquence de la Chaire, ^oges, Pan6-
gyriques, Discours. 3 vols, in 1. Paris, 1827. 12mo.

MAURY (Louis Ferdinand Alfred).
Expos(5 des Progrfes de I'Arch^ologie (Recueil des
Rapports, &c., en France). Paris, 1867. royal 8vo.

ALA.VER (John).

View of the Philippine Islands. &• ZOMIOA.

MAW (Henry Lister).

Journal of a Passage from the Pacific to the Atlantic.
Lond. 1829. 8vo.

MAWE (John).

Travels in the Interior of Brazil, particuUrly in the
Gold and Diamond districts. L<jnd. 1812. 4 to.

A Treatise on Diamonds and Precious Stones. Lond.
1813. 8vo.

The Linnajan System of Conchology, arranged into
Divisions and Families. Lond. 1823. Svo.

MAWE (Thomas), and ABERCROilBIE (John).

Every Man his Own Gardener: The Complete
Gardener, or Gardener's Calendar. A new edition
revised, with an Appendix, by William Gowans and
George Glenny. Z,on<f. 1863. 12mo.

MAWMAN (Joseph), Bookseller, London.

An Excursion to the Highlands of Scotland and the
English Lakes; with Recollections, Descriptions, and
References to Historical Facts. Lond. 1805. Svo.

MAXIMES du Droit Publie Fran9ois. See Mby

(Claude).

MAXIMILIAN (Prince).

Travels in Brazil in the Years 1815, 1816, 1817, by
Prince Maximilian of Wied-Neuwied. Lond. 1820, 4to.

MAXIMUS TYRIUS.

Maximi Tyrii Dissertationes, Gr. et Lat., ex recen-
sione Jo. Davisii, etc. Editio altera, recudi curavit
Jo. Jacobus Reiske. 2 vols. Lipsice, 1774,1775. Svo.

MAXIMUS (VALERIUS).- See Valerius.

MAXWELLS OP Carlaverock.

The Book of Carlaverock : Memoirs of the Maxwells,
Earls of Nithsdale, Lords Maxwell and Herries. By
William Eraser. 2 vols. Edinb. 1873. (Privately
printed), large 4to.

MAXWELLS OF Pollok.

Memoirs and Correspondence of the Maxwells of
Pollok, by William Eraser. 2 vols. Edii^. 1863.
(Privately printed). 4to.

MAXWELL (...).

A Practical Discourse, showing the Impiety, Folly,
and Absurdity of Swearing in Common Conversation.
(Anon.) Dundee, 1778. post Svo.

4p

666

MAXWELL— MAYO.

MAXWELL (LiEnT.-CoL. A. Montgomery).
A Eun through the United States during the Autumn
of 1840. 2 vols. Land. 1841. post 8vo.

My Adventures. 2 vols. Lond. 1845. small Svo.

MAXWELL (Eev. John).

Translation of Bishop Cumberland's Treatise of the
Laws of Nature. See Cumberland.

MAXWELL (Sir Peter Benson), late Chief-Justice
of the. Straits Settlements.

On the Interpretation of Statutes. Lond. 1875. Svo.

MAXWELL (Robert).

Select Transactions of the Society of Improvers of
Agriculture in Scotland. Edinh. 1743. Svo.

MAXWELL (W. H.)

Wanderings in the Highlands and Islands (of Scot-
land.) 2 vols. Lond. 1844. Svo.

Life of Field-Marshall his Grace the Duke of Welling-
ton. Fifth edition. 3 vols. Lond. 1852. Svo.

Settlers in Canada ; and

Victories of Welhugton and the British Armies.
(Bohn's Illustrated Library.)

MAXWELL (Sir Willum Stirling.) See Stirling
Maxwell (Sir William).

MAY (Thomas).

Tlie Reigne of King Henry the Second (a Poem.)
Lond. 1633. 12mo.

The Victorious Eeigne of King Edward the Third (a
Poem). Lond. 1635. 12mo.

The History of the Parliament of England, which
began November 3, 1640; with a Short and necessary
View of some precedent years. Zwirf. 1647. foUo.

An Epitome of English History, wherein Arbitrary
Government is Displayed to the Life, in the Illegal
Transactions of the late Times under Cromwell ; being a
Parallel to the Four Years' Eeign of King James.
Third edition. Lond. 1690. 12mo.

Translation of Lucan's Pharsalia. See Ldcanus.

Translation of Virgil's Georgicks. See Virgilius.

MAY (Sir Thomas Erskine), Barrister-al-Law,
Clerk Assistant of the House of Commons^

A Practical Treatise on the Law, PrivUoges, Pro-
ceedings, and Usage of Parliament. Third edition.
Lond. 1855. 8vo.

The same. Sixth edition, revised and enlarged.
Lond. 1868. Svo.

The Constitutional History of England since the
Accession of George the Third, 1760-1860. 2 vols.
Lond. 1863. Svo.

MAY (Sir Thomas Erskine) — Continued.

The Constitutional History of England, from the
Accession of George the Third, 1760-1860. Third
edition, with a new Supplementary Chapter. 3 vols.
Lond. 1871. 12mo.

MAYEE (Brantz).

Mexico as it Was and as it Is ; with numerous Illus-
trations on wood. New York, 1844. Svo.

MAYER (Luigi).

Views in the Ottoman Empire, chiefly in Caramania.
■ — Views in Palestine. — Views in Egypt, from the
Original Drawings, in the possession of Sir Robert
Ainslie, taken during his Embassy to Constantiliople.
2 vols. Lond. 1803, 1804. folio.

MAYEE (Tobias.)

Tabulaj Motuum Solis et Lunoe Novse et correct*.
Londini, 1770. Svo.

MAYNARD (Edward). &e Dugdale.

MAYNE (Jasper), D.D.

Part of Lucian, made English. See Lucianus.

MAYNE (John D.)

A Treatise on the Law of Damages. Lond. 1856.
Svo.

MAYNO (Jason),

Jason de Actionibus : Lecture preclarissima D.
Jasonis Mayni super nodoso titu. de Actionibus, Institut.
cum ejusdem Additionibus, etc. Lugduni, 1523. Svo.

MAYNWARING (Roger), D.D.
Religion and Allegiance, in Two Sermons, preached
before the King (James L), 1627. Lond. 1627. 4to.

MAYO (Charles), LL.B.

A Chronological History of the European States;
with their Discoveries and Settlements, from the Treaty
of Nimeguen in 1678, to the close of the year 1792.
Bath, 1793. folio.

MAYO (Richard S. Bodrke, Eael of).'
Life of the Earl of Mayo, Fourth Viceroy of India,
by W. W. Hunter, LL.D. 2 vols. Lond, 1875. Svo.

MAYO (D. E. W. BouRKE, Eael of).'
Sport in Abyssinia; or, the Mareb and Tackazzie.
Lond. 1876. post Svo.

MAYO (Herbert), M.D.

On the Truths contained in Popular Superstitions ;
with an Account of Mesmerism. Edinb. 1851. post

Svo.

MAYO— MEDLAND.

M7

MAYO (W. S.), M.D.

Kaloolah ; or, Joumoyings to the Dj6bol Kumri.
An Autobiography of Jonathan Komer. Lond. 1850.
12mo.

MAZAEIN (lb Cardinal).

Mazarinades. — Choix de Mazarinades. See France :
Society de l'Histoire de France.

MAZERES (M.)

Do Machiavel, et de I'lnfluenco de sa Doctrine sur
les Opinions, les Moeurs, et la Politique de la France
pendant la Revolution. Parw, 1816. 8vo.

MAZOCHIUS (Alexius Symmaohus).

In Regii Herculanensis Musei iEneas Tabulas
Heracleenses Commentarii. 2 parts in 1. Neapoli
1754, 1755. folio.

MAZURE (F. A. J.)

Histoire de la E6volution de 1688 en Angloterre.
3 vols. Londres, 1825. 8vo.

MAZZUCHELLI (Gia. Maria).

Gli Scrittori d'ltalia, cio6 Notizie storiche e critiche
intomo alls Vite ed a gli Scritti dei Letterati Italiani.
6 vols, in 3. Brescia, 1753-1763. foUo.

MEAD (Rev. Matthew).

The Almost Christian Discovered ; or, the False
Professor Tried and Cast. With an Introductory
Essay by the Rev. David Young. Glasgmo, 1825.
12mo.

MEAD (Richard), M.D.

Translation of Burnet's " Doctrina Antiqua," &c. See
Burnet (Thomas).

MEAD LEY (George Wilson).

Memoirs of William Paley, D.D. Sunderland,
1809. 8vo.

The same. Second edition, enlarged. Edinb. 1810.
8vo.

Memoirs of Algernon Sydney. Zond 1813. 8vo.

MEADOWBANK (Alexander Maconochie,
Lord).

Letter to Lord Chancellor Eldon (on the Jury Court).
Edinb. 1825. 4to.

MEARES (John).

Voyages made in 1788 and 1789, from China to the
North- West Coast of America ; with Observations on
tlie probable existence of a North- West Passage.
Lmd. 1790. 4to.

MEASON (Gilbert LAixo),o/Z,i*iMtor<M.

The Landscape Arcliitecturu of the Great Paint«n of

Italy. Lond. 1828. 4to.

MEAUNE (Edouard).

Eecherches sur la Vie et lea GuTnge de Jaoqwa

Callot. 2 vols. Paris, 1800. Svo.

MECKEL (Chretien de).

Catalogue des Tableaux de la Galerie Imporialo et
Royale de Vienne. Basle, 1784. Svo.
See Galerie de Dusseldokf. Hedlinokb (J. C.)

MECLINBURGH.

Rerum Mecleburgicarum Libri Octo, recensetor et
Ulustrantur a Matthia Joanne Beehr. LipsuB, 1741.

folio.

MEDAILLES Anciennes et Modkrnes. See

NUMISMATIQUE (TrESOr).

MEDAILLES sur les Principaux Evdnemena du
Rfegne de Louis le Grand, avec des Explications
Historiques par TAcademie Royale des Inscriptions.
Paris, 1702. folio.

MEDAILLES du Rfegne de Louis XY. Paris,

1748. large 4to.

MEDE (Joseph), B.D., Fellow of Chrises College in
Cambridge.

Works. Lond. 1677. folio.

Works, with a General Preface and an Account of
his Works, by J. Worthington. Lond. 1672. folio.

MEDICAL GRADUATES at the University of
Edinburgh. See Edinburgh Univbrsitt.

MEDICAL ESSAYS AND OBSERVATIONa
Published by a Society in Edinburgh. See Edinburgh.
Third edition. 6 vols. Edinb. 1747. 12mo.

MEDICAL ESSAYS. See Literary Property.
MEDICAL PORTRiVIT GALLERY. See Pbiti-

OREW.

MEDICINE. An Exposition of Quackery and
Imposture in Medicine, ^vith Notes by W. Wright.
Lond. 1839. 8vo.

MEDLAND (W. M.), and WEOBLY (Chablks).

Collection of Remarkable and Interesting Criminal
Trials, Actions at Law, and other Legal Decisions.
2 vols. Lond. 1803, 1804. 8vo.

668

M ED WIN— MELETIUS.

MEDWIN (Capt. Thomas).

The Angler in Wales; or, Days and Nights of
Sportsmen. 2 vols. Lond. 1834. 8vo.

Conversations of Lord Byron; noted during a
Kesidence with his Lordship at Pisa, in the years 1821,
1822. — In the same volume, Notes on Captain Med-
win's Conversations of Lord Byron, by John Murray,
Albemarle Street. Lond. 1824. 8vo.

Memoir of P. B. Shelley. See Shelley Papers.

MEEEMAN (Gerard us).

Novus Thesaurus Juris Civilis et Canonici, continens
varia et rarissima optimorum interpretum, imprimis
Hispanorum et Grallorum, Opera, tam edita antehac,
quam inedita. 7 vols. Hagce-Gomitum, 1751-1753.
folio.

Supplementum Novi Thesauri Juris Civilis et
Canonici. Post Patris obitum edidit, et prefatione
instruxit, Joannes L. B. de Meerman. Hagae-Comitum,
1780. folio.

Origines Typographicae. 2 vols, in 1. Hagce-
Comitum, 1765. 4to.

Bibliotheca Meermanniana, sive Catalogus librorum
impressorum et codicum manuscriptorum, collegerunt
Gerardus et Joannes Meerman, morte dereliquit Joannes
Meerman, quorum publica fiet Auctio die 8 Junii, 1824.
2 vols. Hagm-Comitwm, 1824. 8vo.

MEESON (E.)

Eeports. See Crompton (Charles).

MEESON (E.), and WELSBY (W. N.)

Eeports of Cases Argued and Determined in the

Courts of Exchequer, from 6 Will. IV. to 10 Vict.

(1836-47), with General Index, by E. Wise, 17 vols.

Lond. 1837-1849. 8vo.

MEETSON (W.) See St Pierre.

MEGE (Alexandre du).

Statisque G^n^rale des D^partemens Pyr^n^ens, ou
des Provinces de Guienne et de Languedoc. 2 vols.
Paris, 1828. Bvo.

MEIBOMIUS (Henricus), Junior.

Eerum Germanicarum, Tomi Tres utriusque Meibomii
(Senioris et Junioris.) Eecensuit et edidit H. Mei-
bomius Junior. 3 vols. Helmmstadii, 1688. folio.

MEIDINGEE (Henri).

Dictionnaire Etymologique et Comparatif des Langues
Teuto-Gothiques ; avec des Eacines Slaves, Eomanes et
Asiatiques, qui prouvent I'origine commune de toutes
ces Langues. Francfort-sur-le-Mtin, 1833. 8vo.

MEIDINGEE (Jean Valentin).

Gramniaire Allemande Pratique Methode nouvelle
pour apprendre I'Allemand sur le Mein. Francfort sur
le Mein, 1818. 8vo.

MEINEES (Christophe).

Histoire de I'Origine, des Progres, et de la Decadence
des Sciences dans la Gr6ce ; traduit de TAllemand de
Chr. Meiners, par J. Ch. Laveaux. 5 vols. Paris,
1799. 8vo.

MEISTEE (J. H.)

Melanges de Philosophie, de Morale, et de Littera-
ture. 2 vols. Geneve, 1822. 8vo.

MEJAN (Maurice).

Eecueil des Causes C^lebres, et des Arrets qui les ont
ddcidds. Eedige par M. Mejan. 21 vols. Paris,
1808-1814. 8vo.

MELA (Pomponius) Cosmographus.

De Situ Orbis Libri, a Hermolae Barbero editi.
Sine loco, anno, vel Typogr. nomine, sed circa, 1480.
4to.

De Situ Orbis Libri Tres, cum Notis Variorum,
curante Abr. Gronovio. Lug. di Batav. 1722. 8vo.

MELANGES tir^s d'un Grande Bibliotheque (par
M. De Paulmy et Constant d'Orville). 69 vols. Paris,
1785-1788. 8vo.

MELANGES d'Histoire et de Litt^rature. [Anon,
par Quintin Crawford.] Paris, 1817. 8vo.

MELBOUENE.

Eesults of the Meteorological Observations taken in
Victoria 1859-1862, by George Neumayer. Melbourne,
1864. 4to.

Statistical Notes on the Progress of Victoria (1835-
1860). Part I., by Wm. Henry Archer. 1861. 4to.

The Catalogue of the Melbourne Public Library for
1861, and Supplemental Catalogues for 1863, 1865.
2 parts. 1861-1865. royal 8vo.

Statistical Eegisters, Guides, and Catalogues, &c., to
the Colonial Exhibitions. 12 parts. 1854-1867. 12mo;
and 8vo,

MELETIUS, Bishop of Athens.

MEAETIOY TEnrPAWA HAAAIA' KAI NEA ;

(Geografia Antica, e Nuova, di Meletio, raccolta da
diversi Scrittori.) [Ancient and Modem Geography,
by Meletius, Metropolitan Bishop of Athens, in Modem
Greek.] Venetia, 1728. folio.

MELINE— MELVILLE.

M9

MELINE (James F.)

Mary Queen of Scots and her latest English
Historian : a Narrative of the Principal Events in the
Life of Mary Stuart; with some Eemarks on Mr
Froude's History of England. New York, 1871.
small 8vo.

MELLING (Antoine-Ignace), Landscape Painter
and Architect.

Voyage Pittoresque de Constantinople et des Eives
du Bosphore, d'apr6s les dessins de M. Melling (avec
un texte redig^, par M. Lacretelle le Jeune). Atlas
folio ; the " Collection des Planches," in a separate vol.,
oblong largo atlas. Paris, 1809-19. folio.

MELMOTH (William).
Translations. See Cicebo.

Pliny.

MELON (M.)

Essay, Political, on Commerce. Translated. 1736.
12mo. See Bindon (David).

MELEOSE (Abbey of).

Chronica de MaUrose (or Melrose). Anglicarum
Rerum Scriptores Veteres. Vol. I. Oxonice, 1684.
See Britain (Geeat).

Chronica de Mailros, e Codice unico in Bibliotheoa
Cottoniana servato, nunc iterum in lucem edita.
Notulis, etc., aucta. (Edited by Rev. Joseph Steven-
son, for the Bannatyne Club). Edinh. 1835. 4to.

Liber Sancte Marie de Melros : Munimenta Vetus-
tiora Monasterii Cisterciensis de Melros. In 2 vols.
(Edited by Cosmo Innes for the Bannatyne Club).
Edinh. 1837. (Large paper copy). 4to.

MELEOSE.

Description of the Parish of Melrose. See Bower
(John). Milne (Adam). Wade (James A.)

MELROSE (Thomas Hamilton, Earl of), afte)--
wards Earl of Haddington.

State Papers and Miscellaneous Correspondence,
1599-1625. (Edited by James Maidment, for the
Abbotsford Club). 2 vols. Edinb. 1837. 4to.

MELVILL (Rev. Henry), B.D.

Sermons preached before the University of Cam-
bridge in 1836, to which are added Two Sermons
preached at the Evening Lecture. Cambridge, 1836.
Svo.

Sermons. 2 vols. Lond. 1837, 1838. 8vo.

MELVILLE (Andrew).

Viri clarissimi A. Melvini Muwe, et P. Adanuoni
Vita et Palinodia, ot Celiwe Gommiggioni*, iieu delegatic
Potestatis Eegiaj in causia Ecclesiasticia brovi* ot aperta
Descriptio. 1620. 4to.

Parasynagma Perthense, Jaramentum EcdeauB
Scoticanse, et Anti-tami-cami — categoria. (Boand with
the preceding.) 1620. 4to.

Commentarius in Divinam Pauli Epistolam ad
Romanos; auctore Andrea Melvino, Scoto: nunc
primum e codice manu script© editus, curia Gailbebni
Lindsay Alexander, S.T.D. With a tranalation.
See WoDRow Society.

Gathelus, sive de Gentis Origine, Fragmentum, And.
Melvini. See Jonstonhs (Johannes).

Life of Andrew Melville. See M'Cbie (Thomas).

MELVILLE (A. S.), M.D.

The Dodo, &c. See Strickland (H. K), &c.

MELVILLE (George, Earl of).

Leven and Melville Papers : Letters and State Papers
chiefly addressed to George Earl of Melville, Secretaiy
of State for Scotland, 1689-1691. From the Originala.
(Edited by the Hon. William Leslie Melville, for the
Bannatyne Club). Edinb. 1843. 4to.

MELVILLE (Henry Dundas, Viscount).

The Trial of Henry Lord Viscount Melville before
the House of Peers, in full Parliament, for High.
Crimes and Misdemeanours, upon an Impeachment.
Published by Order of the House of Peers. Lond.
1806. folio,

MELVILLE (Henry).
Omoo ; or, The South-Sea Islanders.
Typee : a Residence in the Marquesas. See Mitrrav'b
Home and Colonial Library.

MELVILLE (Sir James), of Halhill.

Memoirs of Sir James Melvil, containing an Account
of the most Remarkable Affairs of England and Scot-
land, under Queen Elizabeth, Mary Queen of Scots,
and King James. Published by George Scott Loud,
1683. foUo.

Memou-s, &c. Second edition. Edinb. 1735. 8vo.

Memoirs of his own Life, by Sir James Jlelville of
Halhill. 1549-1593. From the Original Manuscript.
(Edited by Thomas Thomson, for the Bannatyne Club).
Edinb. 1827. 4to.

MELVILLE (James).

The Diarj' of Mr James Melville, Minister of Kil-
renny. 1656-1601. (Edited by George R Kinloch,
for the Bannatyne Club). Edinb. 1829. 4to.

670

MELVILLE -MENEZES.

MELVILLE {J AUEs)— Continued.

The Autobiography and Diary of Mr James Melville.
With a Continuation of the Diary. Edited (for the
Wodrow Society) by Eobert Pitcaim. Edinh. 1842.
8vo.

MELVINTJS (Andreas). See Melville (Andrew).

MELZI (Gaetano).

Bibliografia dei Eomanzi e Poemi Cavallereschi
Italiani. Seconda edizione corretta ed accresciuta.
Milano, 1838. 8vo.

MEMENTOES Historical and Classical, of a Tour
through France, Switzerland, and Italy, in 1821, 1822.
2 vols. Lond. 1824. 8vo.

MEMES (Eev. John Smith), LLD.

Memoirs of Antonio Canova; with a Critical Analysis
of his Works, and a Historical View of Modem Sculp-
ture. Edinh. 1825. 8vo.

Life and Poems of Cowper. See Cowpeb (William).

MEMOIE of the Operations of the Allied Annies,
under Prince Schwarzenberg and Marshal Blucher,
during the latter end of 1813, and the year 1814.
Lond. 1822. 8vo.

MfiNAGE (GiLLEs).

Dictionnaire Etymologique de la Langue Franjoise ;
avec les Origines Frangoises de M. de Caseneuve, et les
additions de E. P. Jacob, Simon de Valhebert, E. P.
Besnier, et I'Abbd Chastelain. NouveUe edition corrig^
et augmented, par A. F. Jault, D. en M. 2 vols. Paris,
1750. foUo.

Anti-Baillet, ou Critique du Livre de M. BaiUet,
intitul6 Jugemens des Savans, par Mr Menage. 2 vols.
La Haye, 1688. 12mo.

MENAGIUS (.Egidius).

Vita3 Petri .(Erodii, Qusesitoris Andegavensis, et
GuiUelmi Menagu, Advocati Eegii Andegavensis.
Scriptore jEgidio Menagio. (Avec Eemarques sur la
Vio de Pierre Ayrault, Lieutenant Criminel d' Angers ;
et sur la Vie de GuUlaume Menage, &c.) Parisiis,
1675. 4to.

Juris Civilis Amoenitates. Francquerce, 1700. 12mo.

MENANDEE.

Menandri et Philemonis Eeliquiae, Gr. and Lat., cum
notis Hug. Grotii et J. Clerici. Amstelodami, 1709.
8vo.

Eichardi Bentleii Emendationes in Menandri et Phile-
monis EeUquias, ex nupera editione Joannis Clerici.
Accedit Epistola Critica Eich. Bentleii de Jolianne
Mnlela. Cantabrigice, 1713.

MENC (M. de). See Machiavel.

MENCE (Eichard), Barrider.

The Law of Libel. 2 vols. Lond. 1824. 8vo.

MENCKENIUS (Joannes Buecaedus), I.V.D.

Scriptores Eerum Germanicarum, prajcipaj Saxoni-
carum. 3 vols. Ldpsice, 1728. folio.

De la Charlatanerie des Savans ; par Monsieur Men-
ken : avec des Eemarques Critiques de differens Auteurs.
Traduiten Frangois, [par Durand fils.] La Haye, 1721.
12mo.

MENCKENIUS (Luderus). See Huberus (TJlr).

MENDELSSOHN-BAETHOLDY (Dr Karl).

Goethe and Mendelssohn (1821-31). Translated,
with additions, from the German, by M. E. von Glehn ;
and Letters of Mendelsshon of a later date. Lond.
1872. crown 8vo.

MENDELSSOHN (Moses).

Sammtliche Werke (ausgabe in Einem bande, als
National-Denkmal). Wien, 1838. 8vo.

Phsedon; or, the Death of Socrates. Translated
from the German of Moses Mendelssohn, by Charles
CuUen. Lond. 1789. 8vo.

MENDEZ (Francisco).

Typographia Espafiola, 6 Historia de la Introduccion,
propagacion, y progresos del Arte de la Imprenta en
Espaiia. Madrid, 1796. 4to.

MENDHAM (Eev. Joseph).

The Literary Policy of the Church of Eome Exhibited,
in an Account of her Damnatory Catalogues or Indexes,
both. Prohibitory and Expurgatory. Second edition,
enlarged. Lond. 1830. 8vo.

Memoirs of the Council of Trent, principally derived
from unpublished Eecords. Lond. 1834. 8vo.

MENDOZA (D. Diego Hurtado De).

Guerra de Granada, que hizo el Eei D. Felipe II.,
contra los Moriscos de aquel Eeino, sus Eebeldes.
Valencia, 1776. 4to.

MENDOZA EIOS (Joseph de).
A Complete Collection of Tables for Navigation and
Natural Astronomy. Lond. 1805. 4to.

MENEZES (DomLuisDe).

Historia de Portugal Eestaurado. 2 vols. Ldsboay
1710. foHo.

MENGIN— MEECIER.

«71

MENGIN (M. Felix).

Histoire de I'Egypte sous la Gouvemement do

Mohammed- Aly ; ou Edcit des Evdnemens Politiques et

Militaires qui ont eu lieu depuis lo depart des Franyais

J usqu'en 1823. 2 vols. 8vo. Atlas. Pam, 1823. folio.

MENIN (M.)

An Historical and Chronological Treatise of the
Anointing and Coronation of the Kings and Queens of
France, translated. Lond. 1723. 8vo.

MENINSKI (Franc, a Mesgnien).

Thesaurus Linguarum OrientaUum, prsesertim Turcicoe,
ArabicEe, et Persicse, cum laterpretat., Lat., Germ., ItaL,
Gall., et Polon. Complementum Thesauri Linguarum
Orientalium ; seu Onomasticum Latino-Turcico-Arabico-
Persicum. 5 vols. Viennos Austrice, 1680-1687.
folio.

MENOCHIUS (Jacobus).

De Prffisumptionibus, Conjecturis, Signis, et Indiciis,
€ommentaria. Colonice Allohrogum, \Q\i. folio.

MENTAL FUNCTIONS.

Thoughts on the Mental Functions, being an Attempt
to Treat Metaphysics as a Branch of the Physiology of
the Nervous System. Part I. Edinb. 1843. 12mo.

MENTEATH (Mrs A. Stuart).
Lays of the Kirk and Covenant. Second edition.
Edinh. 1852. post 8vo.

MENTET. See Monteith (Robert), de Salmonet.
Histoire des Troubles de la Grand Bretagne.

MENZEL (Wolfgang).

German Literature. Translated from the German,
with Notes, by Thomas Gordon. 4 vols. Oxford,
1840. post 8vo.

Europe in Eighteen Hundred and Forty. Translated
from the German of Wolfgang Menzel. Edinh. 1841.
post 8vo.

MENZIES (Professor Allan), Writer to the
Signet.

Conveyancing according to the Law of Scotland,
being the Lectures of the late Allan Menzies, A.M.,
Writer to the Signet, Professor of Conveyancing in the
University of Edinburgh. Edinb. \S5Q. royal 8vo.

Conveyancing according to the Law of Scotland.
Second edition (revised). Edinb. 1857. royal 8vo.

Supplement to the Lectures on Conveyancing, being
an Abstract of the Titles to Land (Scotland) Act, 1868.
Edinb. 1858. royal 8vo.

MENZIES (John), Profimor of Divinity, Aberdeen.

Papismus Lucifugus; or, a Faithful Copy of the
Papers oxclianged between Mr John Mnnzies and Mr
Francis Dempster, Jesuit ; with a Narration of > Verbal
Conference with the same Jesuit. AberdMH, 1698.
4to.

MENZIES (Sutherland).

Political Women. 2 vols. Lond. 1873. port Bvo.

MEON' (M.) See Fabliaux. Renakt (Rokax dc).

MERCER (Andrew).

The History of Dunfermline, from the Earliest down
to the Present Time. With Notices of the Neighbour-
ing Parishes. Dunfermline, 1828. 12mo.

MERCER (James), M.D.

Treatise on the Accessory Organs of Hearing. Edinb.
1840. 8vo.

MERCER (John), Town-Clerk of Perth.

The Chronicle of Perth : a Register of Remarkable
Occurrences, chiefly connected with that City, from the
year 1210 to 1668. Printed for the Maitland Club.
Edinb. 1831. 4to.

MERCEY (Fr^di^ric).
Tyrol. Trente et Inspruck.

Paris, 1842. 4to.

MERCHANT and Ship-Master's Assistant; or,
an Account of Monies, Exchanges, Weights, and
Measures of the Principal Commercial Places. North
Shields, 1816. 8vo.

MERCIER (l'Abb6 Bakth^lemi).
Supplement a I'Histoire de I'Origine de rimprim(!'rie.
See Marchand (Prosper).

MERCIER (Louis S^bastien).

La Mort de Louis XL Roi de France: (Piece
Historique et Dramatique). Jfeuchatel, 1783. Bvo.

La Destruction de la Liguo ; ou la Reduction de
Paris ; (Pifece Nationale en quatre actes). Amsterdam,

1782. 8vo.

Portrait de Philipiw II. Roi d'Espagne : (Pike Dra-
matique et Historique). Amsterdam, 1785. Sva
Portraits des Rois de France. 4 vols. Xeuehattl,

1783. 8vo.

Theatre Complet. 4 voU. Amsterdam, 1778.
12mo.

MERCIER DE LA RIVIERE (M.)

L'Ordre Naturel et Essentiel des SocitSt^ Politiques.
Paris, 1767. 4to.

L'Ordre Naturel &c. 2 vols. Londres [Paris\,
1767. 12mo.

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MEE'^KLIN US— MEELIN.

JIERCKLINUS (Georg. Abbah.), M.D.

Lindenius Eenovatus, sive Johannis Antonidse Van
der Lindea de Scriptis Medicis, Libri duo, usque ad
prsesentem continuati, dimidio pere amplificati, etc.
NorimhergcB, 1686. 4to.

MERCURIALIS (Hieronymus).
De Arte Gymnastica, Libri sex. Editio novissima.
Amstelodami, 1672. 4to.

IVIERCURIUS GALEDONIUS ; Presenting in a
continued Diurnal, a True and Perfect Relation of all
such Speecbes, Disputes, Debates, Occurents, and
Remarkable Passages, as have either been Delivered,
Discussed, or occasionally Occurred since the present
Sessions at Edinburgh. 1648. 4to.

MERCURY (The Caledonian), for the Year 1774
to 1792. See Newspapers.

MEREDITH (Henry).

An Account of the Gold Coast of Africa, with a
brief History of the African Company. Lond. 1812.
8vo.

MEREDITH (Samuel).

Treatise on Insurances. Translated. See Omerigon
(B. M.)

MEREDITH (Sir William).

Historical Remarks on the Taxation of Free States,
in a series of Letters to a Eriend. (Privately printed.)
Lond. 1778. 4to.

MEREDITH (William George).
Memorials of Charles John, King of Sweden and
Norway. Lond. 1829. 8vo.

MEREWETHER (Henry Alwobth).

Report of the Case of the Borough of West Looe, in
the Comity of Cornwall, tried before a Committee of
the House of Commons, April 18th, 1822; with a
Preface, Notes, and Cases Illustrative of the General
History of Boroughs, and of the Law relating to them.
Lond. 1823. 8vo.

MEREWETHER (Henry Alworth), and
STEPHENS (Archibald John).

History of the Boroughs and Municipal Corporations
of the United Kingdom, from the Earliest to the
Present Time. 3 vols. Lond. 1835. royal 8vo.

MERIAN (Marl4 Sibilla).

Erucarum Ortus, Alimentum, et Paradoxa Metamor-
phosis. Amstelcedami, 1717. 4to.

MERIAN (Maria Sibilla) — Continued.

Histoire des Insectes de I'Europe, dessin^e d'aprfes
Nature et expliqu^e, traduite du Hollandois en Francois,
par Jean Marret, D. en M. Amsterdam, 1730. large
foUo.

MERIVALE (Rev. Charles), D.D., Dean of Ely.

The Life and Letters of Cicero. See Abekeen (B. R.)

A General History of Rome, from the Foundation of
the City to the Fall of Augustulus, B.C. 753 to a.d. 476.
Lond. 1875. 12mo.

History of the Romans under the Empire. 6 vols.
Lond. 1852-1862. 8vo.

MERIVALE (Herman).

Lectures on Colonisation and Colonies, delivered
before the University of Oxford in 1839, 1840, and
1841. 2 vols. Lond. 1841, 1842. 8vo.

MERIVALE (John Herman).

Reports of Cases Argued and Determined La the
High Court of Chancery ; commencing in Michaelmas
Term 1815. Lond. 1817. 8vo.

A Letter to WUliam Courtenay, Esq., on the subject
of the Chancery Commission. 1827. — Considerations
suggested by the Report under the Chancery Commis-
sion. 1826. — Observations on the power exercised by
the Court of Chancery of depriving a Father of the
Custody of his Children, iowrf. 1828. 8vo.

MERLE D'AUBIGNE (Jean Henri), D.D.,
Geneva.

Histoire de la Reformation du Seizifeme Siecle.
4 vols. Paris, 1838-1847. 8vo.

History of the Great Reformation of the Sixteenth
Century in Germany, Switzerland, &c. (Translated.)
4 vols. Lond. \%Z9, ; Edinh. \MG. 8vo.

History of the Reformation of the Sixteenth Century.
Translated by H. White, Ph.D., and revised by the
Author. 4 vols. Edinh. 1846-1853. small 8vo.

History of the Reformation in Europe in the Time of
Calvin. (The posthumous volumes, translated by
WilHam L. R. Gates). 7 vols. Lond. 1863-1876.
8vo.

The Protector [Oliver CromweU] : a Vindication.
EdM). 1847. 8vo.

Germany, England, and Scotland ; or. Recollections
of a Swiss Minister. Lond.\%i?>. 8vo.

MERLIN.

The life of Merlin, simamed Ambrosius : his
Prophecies and Predictions Interpreted, and their Truth
made good by our English Annalls. By T. H. [Thomas-
Heywood.] Lond. 1641. 4to.

MEELIN— MESSENGEE-AT-AEMS.

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MERLIN (M. LE CoMTB Phiuppe-Antoine).

Repertoire Umversel et Raisonn6 de Jurisprudence.
Quatrieme edition. 18 vols. Paris, 1812-1825. 4to.

Recueil Alphab6tique dos Questions do Droit qui se
prdsentent lo plus frdquommcnt dans les Tribunaux.
Troisifeme edition. 9 vols. Paris', 1819-1830. 4to.

See RONDONNEAU (L.)

MERLIN (Countess de).

Memoirs of Madame de Malibran, with Notices of the
Progress of the Musical Drama in England. 2 vols.
Lond. 1840. post 8vo.

MERLINUS COCAIUS.

Merlini Cocai [i.e., Theoph. Folengi, Poetse Mantuani
Macaronicorum Opus, totum in pristinam formam
redactum. Venetiis, 1573. 12mo.

MERRETT (Christopher), M.D.

Pinax Rerum Naturalium Britannicarum, continens
Vegetabilia, Animalia, et Fossilia, in hac Insula reperta
inchoatus. Lond. 1667. 12mo.

MERRICK (Rev. James).
Version of the Psalms. See Psalms.
The Destruction of Troy, translated from Tryphio-
dorus. See Trtphiodorus.

MEERIDEW (John).

Catalogue of Engraved Portraits of Nobility, Gentry,
Clergymen, and others, born, resident, or connected
with the County of "Warwick (by John Merridew).
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MEERIFIELD (Frederic).

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MERRIFIELD (TVIrs).

Original Treatises, dating from the Xllth to XVIIIth
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MERTZ (Dav Raymund), et MAYER (Jac. Jacob).

Historia Philosophica Doctrinee de Ideis; qua tum
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MERULA (Gatoentius).

De Gallorum Cisalpinorum Antiquitate, ac Origine.
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MESMER (Antoine).

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MESSANCE (M.)

Recherches sur la Population des G^ndraliti^s d'Au-
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MESSENGER-AT-ARMS.

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MESSENIUS (Johannes).

Scondia Illustrata; seu Chronologia de Bebus
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IslandiaB, Gronlandiseque, tain Ecclesiasticis quam Poli-
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Primum edita et Observationibus aucta a Job. Pering-
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MESSINGHAMUS (Thomab), Sacerdos Hibemus.

Florilegium InsulsB Sanctorum; seu Vitse et Acta
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MESTON (Willum), Marisehal College, Aberdeen.
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METASTASIO (Signor Abite Pietro).
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METCALF (Theeon). See United States Digest.

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METHFEN (Henry H.)

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METEICAL EOMANCES (Early English)— Cow-
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1842. post 8vo.

METZ (Conrad Martin).

Imitations of Ancient and Modern Drawings, from
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MEUES (Jacob De). See Nieuhoff (Jean).

MEUESIUS (Joannes).

Glossarium Graeco-Barbarum. Lugd.-Batav.lGlO. 4to.

Glossarium Grseco-Barbarum. Editio altera emendata
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Batav. 1616. In 1 vol. 4to.

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illustranmt. Libri duo. Lugd.-Batav. 1625. 4to.

Creta, Cyprus, Ehodus, sive de NobUissimarum
harum Insularem rebus et antiquitatibus, Commentarii
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Jo. Meursii Historica ; Danica pariter et Belgica, xmo
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MEUSELIUS (Jo. Geob.) See Struviub (B. G.)

MEXIA (Cavallero Pero).

Silva de Varia Lecion, emendada, y aiiadida la quarta
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MEXICO— MICHEL.

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MEXICO. — Concilios Provinciales Primero, y
Segundo, celebrados en la ciudad de Mexico, en loss
afios de 1555, y 1565. — Concilium Moxicanum Pro-
vinciale Til. celebratum Mexicianno 1585. Dales a luz
el 111°". Sr. D. Franc. Ant. Lorenzano Arzobispo.
En Mextci imprenia, 1769, 1770. 2 vols, small folio.

MEY (l'Abb^ Claude).

Maximes du Droit Public FrauQais, tir<5es des Capi-
tulaires, des Ordonnances du Eoyaume, et des autres
Monumens de I'Histoire de France. 2 vols. Paris,
1772. 12mo.

Maximes. Seconde edition, par I'Abbc Claude Mey
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MEYENDOEFF (M. le Baron de).
Voyage d'Orenbourg a Boukhara fait en 1820. Paris,
1826. 8vo.

MEYEE (Dr Julius), Berlin.

Antonio AUegri da Correggio : from the German of
Dr J. Meyer, Director of the Eoyal Gallery, Berhn (by
Miss Spencer). Edited, and with an Introduction, by
Mrs Charles Heaton. Lond. 1876. royal 8vo.

MEYEE (J. D.)

Esprit, Origine, et Progrfes des Institutions Judiciares
des principaux Pays de I'Europe. Amsterdam, 1819;
La Haye, 1823. 6 vols. 8vo.

MEYEICK (Samuel Eush), LL.D.

A Critical Inquiry into Ancient Armour, as it existed
in Europe, but particularly in England, from the Nor-
man Conquest to the reign of K. Charles II. With
a Glossary of Military Terms, &c., of the Middle Ages.
(Illustrated with coloured plates.) 3 vols. iontZ. 1824.
folio.

MEZEEAY (FRAN9018 EuDES db).

Histoire de France, depuis Pharamond jusqu' ^ la
Paix de Vervins, sous Henri IV. en 1598, avec un ab-
reg6 de la Vie de chaque Eeine. 3 vols. Paris, 1643-
1651. folio.

Abregd Chronologique de I'Histoire de France, par
Sieur de Mezeray. 6 vols. Amsterdam, \Q^Q. 12mo.

MICALI (Giuseppe).

L'ltalia Avanti il Dominio dei Eomani. Seconda
editione. 4 vols. Firenze, 1821. 8vo.

Antichi Monumenti per servire all' opera intitolata
l'ltalia Avanti il Dominio dei Eomani. Firenze, 1821.
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MICHAEL ANGELO.

Facsimiles of Original Studies by Michael Angelo, in
the University Galleries, Oxford. Etched by Joaepb
Fisher. Lond. 1866. 4to.

A Critical Account of the Drawings of Michael
Angelo and EaSaello, in the Uuiveraity Galleriet,
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Life of. See Gkimm (Hebman).

MICHAELEE (Carolus).

Collectio Poetarum Elegiacorum stylo et sapore
Ovidiano scribentum. Vindolnce, 1789. 12ina

MICHAELIS (Adolf). See Parthe.von.

MICHAELIS (John Datid).

Dissertatfon on the Influence of Opinions on
Language, and of Language on Opinions; with an
Inquiry into the Advantages and Practicability of an
Universal Learned Language. Lond. 1771. 4to.

An Introduction to the New Testament ; Translated
and Augmented, with Notes and a Dissertation, by
Herbert Marsh, D.D. Third edition. 6 vols. Lond.
1819. 8vo.

Eecueil de Questions. See Niebdbr (Carsten).

MICHAELIS (Jo. Heinr.) See Biblia Hebraic a.

MICHAUD (Joseph Franijois).

Histoire des Progrtis et de la Chflte de I'Empire de
Mysore, vous les rcgnes d'Hyder-Aly et Tippoo-Siub.
2 vols. Paris, 1801. royal 8vo.

Histoire des Croisades. Nouvelle 6dition, revue, cor-
rigdc et augmentde. 5 vols. Paris, 1819-1822. 8vo.

BibUographie des Croisades, contenant I'analyse de
toutes les Chroniquos d'Orient et d'Occident qui parlent
des Croisades. 2 vols. Paris, 1822. 8vo.

MICHAUD (M.) et POUJOULAT (AL)

Correspondanco d'Orient, 1830, 1831. 7 vols. Paris,
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MICHELL (Charles).

Principles of Legislation. Lomf. 1796. 8vo.

MICHEL (Francisque). Books edited by : See
Abbotsford Club. Bannatyne Club, Boxburohr
Club. Surtees Society.

Le Pays Basque sa Population, sa Langne, aes
Moeurs, sa Littdrature, et sa Musique. Paris, 1857.
8vo.

Les Ecossais en France, les Frangais en Ecosse. 2 vols
Paris, 1862. 8vo.

Histoire du Commerce et de la Navigation k Bor-
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676

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MICHELET (Jules).

Prdcis de I'Histoire Modeme. Bruxelles, 1836. 2 vols.
12mo.
Precis de I'Histoire de France. BruxeUes, 1844. 12mo.

Du Pretre, de la Femme, de la FamiUe. Paris, 1 845.
8vo.

Tracts— (1). The People. (2). Priests, "Women, and
Families. Translated from the French by C. Cocks.
1 voL Lond. 1846. small 8vo.

(Euvres Posthumes : Histoire du XIX* Sihde: (I. II.
Bonaparte, Directoire Origine. Jusqu'a 18 Brumaire:
III. Jusqu'a Waterloo). 3 vols. Paris, 1875. 8vo.

Memoires de Luther, Merits par lui-meme, traduits et
mis en ordre. 2 vols. Paris, 1835. 8vo.

The Life of Luther, written hy himseK. Collected
and arranged by M. Michelet ; translated by WilUam
Hazlitt. Lond. l8^Q. 12mo. (Bogue's Library.)

History of France, translated from the French by
G. H. Smith. 2 vols. Lond. (1845). 8vo.

MICHELIS (Eduabd).

Die Volker der Siidsee, und die Geschichte der Pro-
testantische und Katholiache Missioren unter derselber.
Munster, 1847. 8vo,

MICHIELS (Joseph Alfred Xaviee).

foudes sur I'Allemagne, renfermant une Histoire de
la Peinture Allemande. 2 vols. Bruxelles, 1845. 8vo.

Souvenirs d'Angleterre. Bruxelles, 1846. 8vo.

Histoire de la Peinture Flamande et HoUandaica.
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MICKLE (William Julius).

The Lusiad of Camoens. See Camoens (Luis).

MIDDIMAN (Samuel).

Select Views in Great Britain, engraved by S.
Middiman, from Pictures and Drawings by the most
eminent Artists, with Descriptions. 1784-1792.
Lo«rf. 1813. oblong folio.

MIDDLETON (Eev. Contebs), D.D.

The History of the Life of Marcus Tuliius Cicero.
Sixth edition. 2 vols. Lond. 1757. 4to.

Miscellaneous Works, containing all his Writings
except the Life of Cicero. 4 vols. Lond, 1752. 4to.

MIDDLETON (Eev. Erasmus)-

Biographia Evangelica, or, an Historical Account of
the Lives and Deaths of the most eminent and evangelical
Authors or Preachers, both British and Foreign, in the
several denominations of Protestants. 4 vols. Lond.
1779-1786. 8vo

MIDDLETON (Eev. Erasmus) — Continued.
New Dictionary of Arts, &c. See EncyclopjEDIa.

MIDDLETON (J. J.)

Grecian Eemaius in Italy, a Description of Cyclopian
Walls and of Eoman Antiquities, with Topographical
and Picturesque Views of Ancient Latium. Lond. 1812-
large foUo.

MIDDLETON (Thomas).

Dramatic Works, now first collected, with some
Account of the Author, and Notes, by the Eev. Alex-
ander Dyce. 5 vols. Lond. 1840. post 8vo.

MIDDLETON (Thomas).

An Appendix to the History of the Church of Scot-
land. (Anon.) 1677. &e Spottiswood (John), ^rc/t-
Mshop of St A7idrews.

The same. Lond. 1677. 4to. In Vol. Tracts,
Scotland.

MID-LOTHIAN.

Scenery and Antiquities of Mid-Lothian, drawn and
etched by an Amateur.

Edinh. 1818. 4to.

MIEDES (Bernardino Gomez).

La Historia del muy alto e invencible Eey Don layme
de Aragon, primero deste nombre llamado el Conquis-
tador. Compuesta en lengua Latina, y traduzida por el
misma Autor en lengua Castellana. Valencia, 1584.
folio.

MIEGE (Gut).

The Great French Dictionary, in Two Parts, the first
French and Enghsh, the second EngHsh and French.
Lond. 1688. 8vo.

The Present State of Great Britain and Ireland, in
Three Parts. The Third edition. Lond. 1715. 8vo.

MIEES (John).

Travels in Chile and La Plata ; including Accounts
of the Mining Operations. 2 vols. Lond. 1826. 8vo.

MIGNAN (Captain Egbert).

Travels in Chaldaea; including a Journey from
Bussorah to Bagdad and Babylon. Lond. 1829. 8vo.

Winter Journey through Eussia, the Caucasian Alps,
and Georgia. 2 vols. Lond. 1839. post 8vo.

MIGNE (l'Abbe Jacques Pau).

Lexicon Manuale ad Scriptores Mediae et Infimas
Latioitatis, ex Glossariis Car. Dufresne, D. Ducangii,
D. P. Carpentarii, Adelungii, et aliorum in Compendium
accuratissime redactum ; ou, Eecueil des Mots de la Basse
Latinit^. Par W. H. Maigne d'Amis publid par M.
I'Abb^ Migne. Paris, 1858. royal 8vo.

MIGNET— MILL.

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MIGNET (Francois Augustb Alexis).

Histoire do la Kevolution Franijaise, dopuis 1789,
jusqu'en 1814. 2 vols. Paris, 1824. 8vo.

History of the French Eevolution, translated. Lond.
(Bohn's Standard Library). 1856. 12mo.

Antonio Perez and Philip IL Translated, with the
approbation of the Author, by C. Cocks. Lond. 1846.
small 8vo.

Histoire de Marie Stuart. Paris, 1854, 2 vols. Svo.

The History of Mary Queen of Soots, from the Frepch
ofM. Mignet. 2 vols. Lond. \i5\. Svo.

Eapport de M. Mignet, sur une publication intitulde
Papiers d'Etat, &c., relatifs a I'Histoire de I'Ecosse au
XVL Siecle, pour le Bannatyne Club d'Edinbourg, par
M. A. Teulet. (Bannatyne Club). Paris, 1854. 4to.

MIGNOT (Vincent).

History of the Turkish or Ottoman Empire, from its
Foundation in 1300 to the Peace of Belgrade in 1740,
translated from the French by A. Hawkins. 4 vols.
Exeter, 1787. 8vo.

MILBUKN" (William).

Oriental Commerce ; containing a Geographical De-
scription of the Principal Places in the East Indies,
China, and Japan, with their Produce, Manufactures,
and Trade. 2 vols. Lond. 1813. 4to. See Thornton
(Thomas).

MILDERT (William Van), Bishop of Landaff.
See Waterland (Rev. Daniel, D.D).

MILES (Rev. Charles Popham).

The Voice of the Glorious Reformation, or an
Apology for Evangelical Doctrines in the Anglican
Church. Lond. 1844. 12mo.

Early Death not Premature, being a Memoir of Francis
L. Mackenzie, with Notices of Henry Mackenzie, of
Trinity College, Cambridge. Edinb. 1857. 12mo.

MILIS (DoM. Johannes). J. U. D.

Repertorium egregii doctoris Domini Johannis Mills
in Jure Canonico. Lovanim, 1475. folio.

(Colophon) Presens in Jure Canonico Repertorium
insigne ab egregio ac spectatissimo domine domino
Johanne MUis in utroque jure doctore eximio editum,
extitit a Johanne de Westfalia Paderbornensis dyocesis
in alma et florentissima Universitate Louaniensi resi-
dente ? non fluuiali calamo sed arte quadam industriosa
Imperimendi cunctipotentis auxilio consummatum.
Anno Incarnationis Dominice M.CCCC.LXXV, mensis
Aprilis die penultima.

MILFORD (John).

Norway and her Laplanders, in 1841 ; with a few
Hints to the Salmon Fisher. Land. 1842. 8vo.

MILITARY DISCIPLINE, an Abridgment of the
English Military T)i8ci])line, and Rules and Article* for
His Majesties Land-Forcea in pay during thii preaent
Rebellion. Loiul. 1868. 12mo.

MILITARY DUTIES AND DISCIPLINE. See

Lovell (A.)

MILITARY EVENTS IN ITALY, 1848-1849.
Translated from the German by the Earl of Elles-
mere. Lond. 1851. post 8vo.

MILITARY HISTORY (The), of Prince Eugene
of Savoy, and of John Duke of Marlborough,
including a particular description of the several
Battles, Sieges, &c., in which either or both these
Generals comipanded (Illustrated with plates of Battles,
Sieges, Plans, &c., engraven by Claude Da Bos).
2 vols. Lotid., 1736. folio.

MILITARY SKETCH BOOK. Reminiscences of
Seventeen Years in the Service, Abroad and at Home.
2 vols. Lond. 1827. post 8vo.

MILIZIA (Francesco).

The Lives of Celebrated Architects, Ancient and
Modern ; with Historical and Critical Observations on
their Works, and on the Principles of the Art, Trans-
lated from the Italian by Mrs Edward Cresy. 2 vols.
Lond. 1826. 8vo.

MILL (Henry).

A Genealogical Account of the Barclays of TJrie;
including Memoirs of the Author of the Apology for the
Quakers. Lond. 1812. Svo.

MILL (James).

The History of British India. 3 vols. Lond. 1817.
4to.

The same. Second edition. 6 vols. Lond. 1820.
Svo.

Mill's History of India, Continuation o£ Se«
Wilson (H. H.)

Elements of Political Economy. Lond.\i2\. Svo.

Analysis of the Phenomena of the Human Mind.
2 vols. Lond. 1829. 8vo.

MILL (John Stoart).

Syst«m of Logic, Ratiocinative and Inductive, bong
a connected View of the Principles of Evidence and the
methods of Scientific Investigation. Third edition.
2 vols. Lond. 1851. Svo.

Principles of Political Economy, with some of their
Applications to Social Philosophy. Z,ow/. 1865. smaU
Svo.

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MILL (John Stuart) — Continued.

Utilitarianism. Lond. 1867. 8vo.

Considerations on Representative Government.
Lond. 1867. 8vo.

Inaugural Address delivered to the University of
St Andrews, Feb. 1st, 1867. Lond. 1867. post 8vo.

On Liberty. Lond. 1859. post 8vo.

The Subjection of Women. Lond. 1869. post 8vo.

Chapters and Speeches on the Irish Land Question.
Lond. 1870. post 8vo.

Autobiography by John Stuart MiU. Lotid. 1873.
8vo.

MILLAR (James), M.D.

I^atural History of the Mineral Kingdom. See
Williams (John).

MILLAR '(Fred. C. J.), and COLLIER (J. R.)

A Treatise on Bills of Sale; with an Appendix.

Third edition, revised and enlarged, by Fred. J. C. Millar.

Lond. 1871. 12mo.

MILLAR (John), Advocate, Professor of Law, Uni-
versity of Glasgow.

Historical View of the English Government, from the
Settlement of the Saxons in Britain to the accession of
the House of Stuart. Lond. 1787. 4to.

Historical View of the English Government from the
Settlement of the Saxons in Britain to the Revolution
1 688. With Dissertations on the Govprnment at the
Present Time. 4 vols. Lond. 1803. 8vo.

The Origin of the Distinction of Ranks. Fourth
edition, corrected, with an account of the Life and
Writings of the Author, by John Craig. Edinh. 1806.
8vo.

MILLAR (John), Junior, Advocate.

Elements of the Law relating to Insurances. Edinh.
1787. 8vo.

MILLAR (Rev. Robert), Minister of Paisley.

The History of the Church under the Old Testament,
from the Creation of the World. Edinh. 1730. folio.

Works. Vols. I.-V.— The History of the Church,
under the Old Testament, from the Creation of the
World Vols. VL VIL and VIIL— A Discourse to
promote the Conversion of the Jews to Christianity.
The History of the Propagation of Christianity and
Overthrow of Paganism. 8 vols. Paisley, 1789. 12mo.

The Royal Council for Advice ; or the Education of
Children the Foundation of all other National Improve-
ments. Edinh. 1734. 12mo, .

MILLER (David), Kirkcaldy, Fife.

Arbroath and its Abbey, or the Early History of the
Town and Abbey of Aberbrothock, including Notices
of Ecclesistical and other Antiquities in the surrounding
district. Edinh. 1860. 8vo.

MILLER (Edmund).

Remarks on Dr Bentley's Letter on Trinity CoUege,
Cambridge. Lond. 1710. 8vo.

MILLER (George). D.D.

Lectures on the Philosophy of Modern History.

3 vols. Duhlin, 1816. 8vo.

History Philosophically Illustrated, from the Fall of
the Roman Empire to the French Revolution. 4 vols.
Lond. 1832. 8vo.

The same. Third edition, revised by the Author.

4 vols. (Bohu's Library). ZomA 1848. 12mo.

MILLER (Hugh).

Scenes and Legends of the North of Scotland, or
Traditional History of Cromarty, Edin. 1835. 12mo.

Scenes and Legends of the North of Scotland.
Second edition. Edin. 1850. post 8vo.

The Old Red Sandstone, or New Walks in an Old
Field. Edin. 1841. 12mo.

Footprints of the Creator, or the Asterolepis of
Stromness. Lond. 1845. 12mo.

First Impressions of England and its People. Lond.
1847. post 8vo.

My Schools and Schoolmasters ; or the Story of my
Education, by Hugh MUler. Edin. 1854. post 8vo.

The Cruise of the Betsey, with Rambles of a Geologist
over the Fossiliferous Deposits of Scotland. Edin.
1858. post 8vo.

Sketch-Book of Popular Geology ; being a Series of
Lectures delivered before the Philosophical Institution
of Scotland. Edin. 1859. post 8vo.

The Testimony of the Rocks; or Geology in its
bearings on the Two Theologies, Natural and Revealed.
Edinb. 1857. post 8vo.

The Life and Letters of Hugh Miller, by Peter Bayne.
2 vols. Lond. 1871. 8vo.

MILLER (Rev. James).

The Sibyl's Leaves or the Fancies, Sentiments, and
Opinions of Silvanus. 2 vols. Edinb. 1829. 8vo.

MILLER (James).

The Luckless Drave, and other Poems. Edin. 1820.
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St Baldred of the Bass, a British Legend ; the Siege
of Berwick, a Tragedy; and other Poems. Edinb.
1824. 8vo.

History of Dunbar. Dtmhar, 1830. 12mo.

MILLER— MILLIN.

919

MILLER (John Frederick). See Cimblia Puysioa.

MILLER (Rev. John).

Eight Sermons preached before the University of
Oxford, in the year 1817, at the Lecture founded by
the Rev. John Bampton. Oxford, 1819. 8vo.

MILLER (John), aO., Lincoln's Inn.

An Inquiry into the present State of the Statute and
Criminal Law of England. Lond. 1822. 8vo.

An Inquiry into the present State of the Civil Law
of England. Lond. \%2b. 8vo.

MILLER (General John),

Memoirs of General Miller, in the service of the
Republic of Peru. 2 vols. Lo?jd. 1828. 8vo.

MILLER (Lady).

Letters from Italy, 1770-71. (Anon.) S'ee Italy.

MILLER (Patrick), of Dahiointon.

The Elevation, Section, Plan, and Views of a Triple
Vessel, and of Wheels, with Explanations of the
Figures in the Engraving, and a short account of the
properties and advantages of the Invention. Edinh.
1787. folio.

A short Narrative of Facts relative to the Invention
and Practice of Steam Navigation, by the late Patrick
Miller of Dais winton. Edin. \i2o. 4to.

MILLER (Philip).

The Gardener's and Botanist's Dictionary ; with a
complete Enumeration and Description of all Plants
hitherto known ; corrected and arranged, with the
addition of all modern improvements, by Thomas
Martyn, B.D. In Two volumes (or Four parts). 4 vols.
Lond. 1807. folio.

MILLER (Rev. Samuel), of New York.

A Brief Retrospect of the Eighteenth Century, con-
taining a Sketch of the Revolutions and Improvements
iu Science, Arts, and Literature, during that period.
3 vols. Lond. 1815. 8vo.

Memoirs of the Rev. Charles Nisbet, D.D., late
President of Dickenson College, Carlisle. Netc York,
1840. 12mo.

MILLER (Samuel).

The Laws relating to the Land-Tax : its Assessment,
Collection, Redemption, and Sale ; with an Appendix
containing aU the Statutes in force. Lond. 1 849. Svo.

MILLER (Samuel), D.D., and LORQIER (Rev.

John Gordon.)

Manual of Presbytery ; with Appendix. Edinb.
1842. 12mo.

MILLER (Thomas).

Beauties of the Country, or Descriptions of Rani
Customs, Objects, Scenety, and the tieasoiu. Lund.
1837. small Svo.

Picturesque Sketches of London, Past and Preaent.
Lond. 1852. post 8vo.

Gideon Giles the Roper. Lond. 1841. 8va

History of the Anglo-Saxons, from the Earliest
Period to the Norman Conquest. (Bogue's Libraij-)
Lond. 1848. 12mo.

The same. (Bohn's Library). Lond. 1856. 12mo

MILLER (W. H.)

Treatise on Crystallography. Cambridge, \9iZ^. Svo.
The Three Questions : What am II Whence came I
Whither do I -go 1 (Anon.) Lond. 1843. 12mo.

MILLES (Thomas).

Nobilitas Politica vel Civilis (apud Anglos) : Peraonas
scdicit Distinguendi, et ab origins inter Gentes, ex
Principum gratia Nobilitandi Forma. Londini, 1608.
folio.

The Catalogue of Honor, or Tresury of true Nobility,
peculiar and proper, to the Isle of Great Britaine : that
is to say — A Collection Historicall of all the Ree
Monarches aswell Kinges of England as Scotland (nowe
united togither), with the Princes of Walles, Dukes,
Marquisses, and Erlesj their Wives, Children, Alliances,
Families, Descentes, and Achievements of Honor,
Whereunto is prefixed, a speciall Treatise of Nobility.
Politicall and Civill, translated out of Latyne. Loitd.
1610. foUo.

MILLI6 (Jean-Bapt.-Jos.)

Les Lusiades de Camoens (translated into French).
See Camoens (Luis de).

MILLIGAN (E.), MD. See Magendib (F.)

MILLIGAN (George), 1733. See Mackaile (JLit.

MILLIGEN (J. G.), M.D.

Curiosities of Medical Experience. 2 vols. Lond
1837. 8vo.

MILLIN (AuBiN Louis).

Antiquitcs Nationales,- ou RecueU de Monumens pour
servir h. I'Histoire g^nerale et particulicre de I'Empire
Franfais. 5 vols. Paris, 1790. large 4to.

Eldm^ns d'Histoire Naturelle. Troisiime edition
revue et augment^e. Paris, 1802. 8vo.

Dictionnaire des Beaux-Arts. 3 vols. Part*, 1806.
8vo.

Voyage dans les D^partemens du Midi de la France
4 vols. Paris, 1807. Svo, and Atlas 4to.

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MILLIN (AuBiN Louis) — Continued.

Galerie Mythologique, Recueil de Monuments pour
servir a I'etude de la Mytliologie. 2 vols. Paris,
• 1811. 8vo.

Min^ralogie Homerique, on Essai sur les Min^raux
dont il fait mention dans les Po^mes d'Hom^re. Paris,
1816. 8vo.

Voyage en Savoie, en Pidmont, a Nice, et 4 Genes.

2 vols. Paris, 1816. 8vo.

Voyage dans le Milanais, k Plaisance, Parme,
Modene, Mantone, et Cr6mone. 2 vols. Paris, 1817.
8vo.

Introductions d I'Etude de rArch^ologie, des Pierres
Gravees et des Mddailles. Nouvelle edition, pr6cedee
d'une notice sur la Vie et les Ouvrages de I'auteur, par
M. Dacier. Paris, 1826. 8vo.

MILLOT (l'Abbe Claude FRANgois Xavier).

(Euvres. Elemens d'Histoire Anoienne; Moderne,
d'Angleterre, et de France. 15 vols. Pam, 1800. 8vo.

Memoires politiques et miUtaires pour servir a
I'Histoire de Louis XIV. et de Louis XV. 6 vols.
Paris, nn. 12mo.

Elemens de I'Histoire d'Angleterre, depuis la Con-
quete des Romains, jusqu'au regne de George II.

3 vols. La Haye,\in. 8vo.

Elemens de I'Histoire de France, depuis Clovis
jusqu'^ Louis XV. 3 vols. Paris, 1777. 8vo.

Elements of General History, Ancient and Modem.
By the Abbo Millot. With the continuation from 1760
to the year 1815, by Mr Professor Millon. Translated
from the French. 6 vols. Edinb. 1823. 8vo.

Elements of Modem History; translated from the
French of ]\lillot. 3 vols. Edinb. 1803. 8vo,

MILLS (Charles).

History of Muhammedanism, comprising the Life and
Character of the Arabian Prophet, and succinct Accounts
of the Empires founded by the Arabs. Zond. 1818.
8vo.

The History of the Crusades for the Recovery and
Possession of the Holy Land. 2 vols. Lond. 1820. 8vo.

Travels of Theodore Ducas in various Countries in
Europe. See Ddoas (Theodore).

The History of Chivalry, or Knighthood, and its
Times. 2 vols. Land. 1825. 8vo.

MILLS (Mark Anthony).

The Ancient Ordinances and Statute Laws of the
Isle of Man, copied from, and compared with, the
Authentic Records, together with Extracts from the
several British Statutes, which havo reference thereto.
Douglas {Isle of Man), 1821. fblio.

MILLS (John).

History of the Roman Emperors, translated.
Crevier.

See

MILMAN (Henbt Hart), D.D., Dean of St Paul's.

The Belvidere Apollo, Fazio a Tragedy, and other
Poems. Lo7id. 1821. 8vo.

Samor, Lord of the Bright City ; an Heroic Poem.
Land. 1818. 8vo.

The Fall of Jerusalem ; a Dramatic Poem. Land.
1820. 8vo.

The Martyr of Antioch ; a Dramatic Poem. Zond.
1822. 8vo.

Belshazzar ; a Dramatic Poem. Land. 1822. 8vo.

Anne Boleyn ; a Dramatic Poem. Land. 1826. 8vo.

Life of Edward Gibbon, with Selections from his
Correspondence. Lo7id. 1839. 8vo.

History of Christianity, from the Birth of Christ to
the Abolition of Paganism in the Roman Empire.
3 vols. Lond. 1840. 8vo.

History of Latin Christianity, including that of the
Popes to the Pontificate of Nicholas V. Second edition.
6 vols. Lond. 1857. 8vo.

The History of the Jews, from the Earliest Period
down to Modern Times. Fourth edition, revised and
extended. 3 vols. Lond. 1866. post 8vo.

Annals of St Paul's Cathedral. Lond. 1868. 8vo.

Savonarola, Erasmus, and other Essays. Reprinted
from the Quarterly Review. Lo7id. 1870. 8vo.

MILMAN (Rev. Robert).

The Life of Torquato Tasso. 2 vols. Lond. 1850.
post 8vo.

MILNE (Rev. Adam), Minister of Melrose.
A Description of the Parish of Melrose. (Anon.)
Edinb. 1748, reprinted Kelso, 1782. 12mo.

MILNE (James).

The Elements of Architecture. Vol I. (all published).
Edinb. 1812. 4to.

MILNE (John).

A Practical View of the Steam Engine, with a literal
French translation. Edinb. 1830. 8vo.

MI-LNE (Joshua).

Treatise on the Valuation of Annuities and Assur-
ances on Lives and Survivorships ; on the Construction
of Tables of Mortality ; and on the Probabilities and
Expectations of Life. 2 vols. Lond. 1815. 8vo,

MILNER (Isaac), D.D., Dean of Carlisle.
Sermons. 2 vols. LoTid. 1820. 8vo.
History of the Church. See Milner (Joseph).

MILNER— MILTOX.

681

MILNER (John).

A Treatise on the Ecclesiiistical Architecture of Eng-
land, during the Middle Ages. Lond. 1811. 8vo.

MILNER (John), D.D.

History, Civil and Ecclesiastical, and Survey of the
Antiquities of Winchester. (Illustrated with Plates).
2 vols. Wiuchegter, 1798. 4to.

The End of Religious Controversy ; or a Friendly
Correspondence between a Religious Society of Pro-
testants and a Roman Catholic Divine. Loiid. 1824.
8vo.

MILNER (Rev. Joseph).

The History of the Church of Christ, from the First
to the Sixteenth Century, by the Rev. Joseph Milner,
with additions and corrections by Isaac Miluer, D.D.
5 vols. Lond. 1816. 8vo,

MILNER (Mary).

The Life of Isaac Milner, D.D., Dean of Carlisle,
comprising a portion of his Correspondence and other
Writings hitherto unpublished. Lond. 1842. 8vo.

MILNES (RicHAKD Monckton), Lord Houghton.

Memorials of a Tour in some parts of Greece ; chiefly
Poetical. Lond. 1834. 8vo.

Life, Letters, and Literary Remains of John Keats.
Edited by Richard Monckton Milnes. 2 vols. Lond.
1848. 12mo.

Life and Letters of John Keats. By Lord Houghton,
A new edition. Lond. 1867. post 8vo.

Poetical Works of John Keats. With a Memoir by
Lord Houghton. See Keats (John).

MILTITZ (Alexandre de).
Manuel des Consuls, &c. 3 vols, in 5.
Berlin, 1837-1839. 8vo.

Londres et

MILTON (John).

Poetical Works, with Notes of various Authors.
The Third edition ; and some Account of the Life and
Writings of Milton, derived principally from documents
in the State Paper Office, by the Rev. H. J. Todd.
6 vols. Lond. 1826. 8vo.

Poems of Mr Jolm Milton, both English and Latin,
cnmpos'd at several Times. (First edition.) Lond.
1645. small 8vo.

Poems, &c., Upon several occasions, by Mr John
Milton. With a small Tractate of Education to Mr
Hartlib. Lond. 1G73. small 8vo.

Paradise Lost A Poem in Ton Book*. The Aathor
John MUtoa. (First edition, with the aeventh y«ri».
tion of the title-page). Lond. 1669. 4to.

Paradise Lost. A Poem in Twelve Books. The
Author John Milton. Second edition, heviaed uid
augmented by the same Author. Lond. 1674 «n..i|
8vo.

Paradise Lost, a Poem, in Twelve Books. With
Notes of various authors, by Thomas Newton, Lord
Bishop of Bristol. 2 vols. Lond. 1778. 8vo.

Poetical Works, with Notes, publiahed by ThomM
Newton, D.D. Fifth edition. 3 vols. Luttd, 1761
4to.

Poetical Works; with Memoir and Notes (Bohn's
Illustrated Library). 2 vols. Lond. 1848. 12mo.

Paradisu» Amissus : Poema Joannis Milboni, Latine
redditum a Gulielmo Dobson, LL.D. (with the English
text). 2 vols. Oxonii, 1750. Londini, 1753. 4to.

Le Paradis Perdu, le Paradis Reconquis, et CEuvres
divenjes, de Milton. Traduites de I'Angloia (par Dupiti
de Saint-Maur, &c.) 3 tom. Geneve, 1777. 18mo.

Paradis Perdu (de Milton), traduit en vers Francis
par De Lille, avec le texte. See De Lille (Jacqcks).

Del Paradiso Pei'duto, Poema Inglese di Giovan.
Milton, tradotta in versi da Paolo Rolli. Londra, 173.5.
folio.

Paradise Regain'd. A Poem in IV. Books. To
which is aflded Samson Agonistes. The Aathor John
Milton. (First edition.) Lmd. 1671. small 8vo.

Paradiso Regained, a Poem in four books. To which
is added, Samson Agonistes, and other poems. With
Notes of various authors, by Thomas Newton, Lord
Bishop of Bristol 2 vols. Lond. 1785. 8vo.

Poems upon several occasions; with Notes and
Illustrations, by T. Warton. Second edition. Lond.
.1791. 8vo.

Paraphrasis Pootica in tria Johannis Miltoni viji
clariss. Poemata, viz. : Paradisum Amissum, Paradisum
Recuperatum, et Samsone Agonistem, autore Gulielmo
Hogaeo. Loiidini, 1690. 8vo.

Latin and Italian Poems of Milton, translated into
English verse, by William Cowper, and a Fragment of a
Commentary on Paradise Lost. Lond. 1808. 4to.

Historical, Political, and Miscellaneous Works, with
an Account of his Life and Writings by Dr Thomas
Birch. 2 vols. Lond. 1738. folio.

Works, Historical, Political, and ^Miscellanvous. To
which is prefixed an Account of his Life and Writing's,
by Dr Birch. 2 vols. Lond. \753. 4to.

The Prose Works of John Milton, with a PreCfKe,
and Notes by J. A. St John, and an Index to the Five
Volumes. 5 vols. Lowd. 1848-1853. 12mo. (Bohn's
Library.)

4u

€82

MILTON— MINUCIUS FELIX.

MILTON (JoHn)— Continued.

Joannis Miltoni Angli pro Populo Anglicano Defensio
contra Claudii Anonymi, alias Salmasii, Defensionen
Eegiara. Londini, 165L 4to. (Bound along with.
Salmasii Defensio).

Eikonoclastes, by Milton. See Jane (Joseph).

De Doctrina Ckristiana, libri duo posthumi, quos ex
schedis manuscriptis depromsit, et typis mandari primus
curavit Car. Eic. Sumner. Cantabrigice, 1825. 4to.

A Treatise on Christian Doctrine, compiled from the
Holy Scriptures alone. Translated from the original
Latin, by Rev. Charles Sumner. Camh-idge, 1825. 4to.

The Life of John Milton. See

Douglas (John) — Essays. Niokolls (John).
Kennet (Whitb). Peck (Francis).'

Masson (David). Toland (John).

Remarks on Johnson's Life of MOton. To which are
added, Milton's Tract on Education, and Areopagitica.
Lond. 1780. 12mo.

Essay upon Milton's Imitations of the Ancients in his
Paradise Lost. Lond. 1741. 8vo.

MILTON (Mrs). See Powell (Mary).

MILTON (William Charles, Viscount).
Address to the Landowners of England, on the Corn
Laws. Lond. 1832. 8vo.

MIMAUT (Jean Fbanqois).

Histoire de Sardaigne, ou la Sardaigne Ancienne et
IModerne, consideree dans ses Lois, sa Topographie, ses
productions et ses Moeurs. 2 vols. Paris, 1825. 8vo.

MIMPRISS (Robert).

A Harmony of the Four Gospels, in the English
Authorised Version, arranged according to Greswell's
" Harmonia Evangelica" in Greek. Lond. 1833.
small 8vo.

The Acts of the Apostles and Epistles, Historically
and Geographically delineated according to Greswell's
arrangement. LoTid. 1837. small 8vo.

MINA (General).

A short extract from the Life of General Mina,
published by himseK. Lond. 1825. 8vo.

MINADOR (ToMASo).

Historia della Guerra fra Turchi et Persiani.
Venetia, 1594. 4to.

MINIANA (Jos. Emmanuel). See Maelana (Jo.)

MINIATURE; by Solomon GrUdrig, of the College
of Eton. 2 vols, Lond. 1805. .12mo.

MINISTERS.

Register of Ministers, Exhorters, and Readers, and of
their Stipends, after the period of the Reformation
(1560). See Maitland Club.

MINNESINGERS.

Minnesinger Deutsche Liederdichter, &c. See Hagen
(Fr. Van Der).

Lays of the Minnesingers or German Troubadours of
the Twelfth and Thirteenth Centuries; illustrated by
specimens of the Cotemporary Lyric Poetry of Provence
and other parts of Europe. Land. 1825. post 8vo.

MINOR POETS. See Poets (Minor).

MINOT (George Richard).

Continuation of the History of the Province of
Massachusetts Bay, from 1748 to 1765; with an Intro-
ductory Sketch of Events from its Original Settlement.
2 vols. Boston, 1798, 1803. 8vo.

MINOT (Lawrence).

Poems, written Anno 1352, with Introductory Disserta-
tions on the Scottish Wars of Edward III., on his Claim
to the Throne of France, and Notes and Glossary, by
Joseph Ritson. Lojid. 1825. small 8 vo.

MINSTRELSY (ENGLISH). See Poetry.

MINSTRELSY OF THE SCOTTISH BORDER.
See Scott (Sir Walter").

MINSHEW (John).

Ductor in Linguas : The Guide into the Tongues,
with their Agreement and Consent one with another ;
in Nine Languages ; English, Low Dutch, High Dutch,
French, Italian, Spanish, Latin, Greek, Hebrew, &c.
Lond. 1627. foUo.

MINTO (Walter), LL.D. See Buchan (David,
Eabl of).

MINTO (The Countess of Minto).

Memoir of the Right Hon. Hugh Elliot (1762-1830).
LJdmb. 1868. post 8vo.

MINTURNO (Antonio).

L'Arte Poetica, nella quale si contengono i Precetti
Heroici, Tragici, Comici, Satyrici, e d'ogni altra Poesia ;
con le Postille del Dottor Valvassori, et due tavole.
Venetia 1563. 4to.

MINUCIUS FELIX (Marcus).

Octavius, cum integris omnium notis ac commentariis,
novaque recensione Jacobi Ouzelii. • Lugd. Batav. 1672.
Svo.

MINUCIUS FELIX— MISCELLANEA.

MINUCIUS FEUX— Continued.

Octavius, cum Notis etc. ex recensione Jacobi
Gronovii. Lwfd. Batav. 1709. 8vo.

Octavius; a Dialogue, translated by Sir David
Dalrymplo. Edinh. 1781. 12mo.

MINUTE MATHEMATICIAN (The) ; or the Free-
Thinker no Just Thinker, set forth in a Second Letter to
the Author of the Analyst. Lond. \lZb, 8vo.

MINUTE-BOOK (GENERAL) OF THE COURT
OF SESSION, from 1782 (when it was first issued)
continued to the present time. Edinburgh. 1782-
1858, 77 vols. ; and 1858-1875, 34 vols. 4to.

MINUTES OF PARLIAMENT OF SCOTLAND.

See Pahliamekt.

MIONNET (THi;oDOBE Edme.)
De la Raret6 et du Prix des M^dailles Romaines.
Seconde edition. 2 vols. Paris 1827. 8vo.

MIRABAUD (Jean Baptjste de).

Systeme de la Nature. See Holbach (Baron).

MIRABEAU (HoNORif GabrieIj Riquetti, Comte de).

De la Monarchie Prussienne, sous FrM^ric le Grand ;
avec un Appendice sur la situation actueUe des princi-
pales contr(5es de TAllemagne. 7 vols. Londres (Paris),
1788. 8vo. And Atlas, folio.

Secret History of the Court of Berlin, translated.
2 vols. Lond. 1789. 8vo.

Enquiries concerning Lettres de Cachet, with a
History of the Sufferings of State Prisoners, written in
the Dungeon of the Castle of VLucennes. Translated.
2 vols. Lond. 1787. 8vo.

Lettres Incdites do Mirabeau. Memoires et Extraits
de Memoires, ecrits au 1781, 1782, et 1783, publid par
J. F. Vitry. Paris, 1806. 8vo.

Mirabeau's Letters, during his Residence in England.
To which is prefixed a Notice on his Life and Character.
2 vols. Lond. 1832. 8vo.

Memoirs of Mirabeau : Biographical, Literary, and
Political. By Himself, his Father, his Uncle, and his
Adopted ChUd. Translated from the French. 4 vols.
Lond. 1835-36. 8vo.

MIRABEAU (Victor Riquetti, Marquis de).

Theorie de ITmpot. (Anon). Paris, 1 760. 4to.

Tableau Qiconomique, avec ses Explications. Paris,
1760. 12mo.

The Qiconomical Table ; an Attempt towards ascer-
taining and Exhibiting the Source, Progress, and Em-
ployment of Riches. Translated from the French of
the Marquis de Mirabeau. Lond. 1766. 8vo.

MIRABEAU— Con/mueJ.

L'Ami des Ilommes, ou Traite de la PopuUtion
4 vols. Avignon [Pariti\,n ^2. 12rao.

PhUosophie Rurale, ou Economie Genenle et
Politique de I'Agriculture ; roduite k I'ordri, iinmoable
des Loix Physiques et Morales, qui aasurent la I'roapcriUS
des Empires. Amsterdam [Parit], 1763. 4to.

Les ficonomiques, par L. D. H. 2 yoU. Paris
1769. 12mo. *

Speeches of M. de Mirabeau, the Elder, pronounced
in the National Assembly of France. (Translated by
James White). 2 vols. Lond. 1792. 8vo.

MIRiEUS (AuBERTDs). Cathedrali* Ecd. Anicer-

pierms, Decanus.

Opera Diplomatica et Historica; Editio Mcunda
auctior et correctior. Joan. Franc. Foppens Notas et
Indices addidit, Diplomata multa cum suis Originali-
bus contulit, aliaque plura hactenus inedita adjunxit
3 vols. Bnixellis, 1723. folio.

See Fabricius (Joan. Alb.)

MIRAFLORES (El Marques de).

Memorias para escribir la Historia Contemporanea de
los siete primeros aiios del Reinado de Isabel II.
2 vols. Madrid, 1844. large 8vo.

MIRROR (The) of Literature, Amusement, and In-
struction, from 1823 to 1840. 36 vols. Lond. 1823-

1840. 8vo.

MIRROR FOR MAGISTRATES.

The Mirrour for Magistrates, in five Parts, by John
Higgins, Thomas Newton, Thomas Blenerhasiwt, William
Baldwin, Richard Niccols, and others; collated with
various editions, and accompanied with Historical Notes,
by Joseph Hazlewood. 3 vols. Lond. 1815. 4to.

MIRROR (The) OF PARLIAMENT, from 1828 to
1837. 36 vols, folio. Also, the same, Second Series,
1837 to 1840. 20 vols. 8vo.

See Barrow (John Henry).

MIRROR (The), a Periodical Paper (Jan. 23, 1779
to May 27, 1780,) in 1 vol. Edin. 1779. folio.

MIRZA ABU TALEB KHAN. &■<■ Stewart (C).

MISCELLANEA SCOTICA, containing (1.) The
Life and Death of King James V. of Scotland. (2.)
His Navigation round Scotland, the Orkney and Western
Islands. (3.) The Chameleon, or Character of Mr
Maitland of Lethington. Lond. 1710. small 8vo.

See also Scotland.

684

MISCELLANEA— MITCHELL.

MISCELLANEA ANTIQFA ANGLICANA, or
a select Collection of curious Tracts, illustrative of the
History, Literature, Manners, and Biography of the
English Nation. Lmid. 1816. 4to.

MISCELLANEA CUEIOSA : A CoUection of some
of the Principal Phenomena of Nature ; and of curious
Travels, Voyages, and Natural Histories of Countries.
Revised and corrected by W. Derhani. 3 vols. Lond.
1726-1727. 8vo.

MISCELLANEOUS and FUGITIVE PIECES.
Second edition, corrected [by Dr Samuel Johnson, col-
lected and published by Thomas Davies]. 3 vols.
Lcmd. 1744. small Svo.

MISCELLANY of the Abbotsfokd, the Bannatyne,

and the Maitland Clubs ; also the Spottiswood and
the WoDROw Societies. See under these Names.

MISCELLANY (HAPtLEI AN). See Haeleian Mis-
cellany.

MISCHNA, sive Totius Hebrreorum Juris, Eitnum,
Antiquitatum, ac Legum Oralium Systema ; cum clariss.
Eabbinorum Maimonidis et Bartenora? Commentariis ;
Latinitate donavit, ac Notis iHustravit Gulielmus
Surenhusius. 6 vols, in 3. Amstelaidami, 1698-1702.
folio.

MISCHNA. — Eighteen Treatises from the Mischna ;
translated by the Eev. D. A. De Sola and the Eev. M.
J. EaphaU. Lond. 1843. 8vo.

MISSALE.

Missale Eomanum, e.x:"Decreto Sacrosancti Concilii
Tridentini Eestitutum : Pii V. Pont. Max. jussu editum.
Cum Kalendario Gregoriano, a S.D.N. Sixto PP.V.
aliquot Sanctorum festis aucto. (With woodcuts, &c.,
Illuminated). Paris, 1588. foUo.

The Ancient Liturgy of the Church of England,
according to the Uses of Sarum, Bangor, York, and
Hereford, and the Modern Eoman Liturgy, arranged in
parallel columns. Lond. 1850. 8vo.

Missale ad Usum insignis Ecclesife Eboracenis (The
York Missal). Edited by the Eev. Dr Henderson for
the Surtees Society. 2 vols. Durham, 1874. Svo.

Missale de Arbuthnott Liber Ecclesio Beati Terre-
nani de Arbuthnott : Missale secundum Usum Ecclesiai
Sancti Andrea? in Scotia. Edited by the Eev. G. H.
Forbes, and Alexander P. Forbes, Bishop of Brechin.
Burntisland, Praia de Pitsligo, 1864. 4to.

Missale ad Usum percelchris Ecclesise Herefordensis :
the Hereford Missal. Edited by "W. S. Henderson,
Leeds. Leeds, 1874. Svo,

Monumenta Eitualia Ecclesise Anglicanoe. See Mas-
KELL (William).

MISSELDEN (Edward).

Free Trade; or Tlie Means to make trade florish.
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MISSIONAEY JOUENALS. See Isenberg (Eev.
C. F.)

MISSIONAEY VOYAGE to the Southern Pacific
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ship Duff, compiled from Journals of the Officers and
Missionaries. With a Discourse on the Geography and
History of the South Sea Islands. Zowd 1799. 4to.

MISSIONS.

Conference on Missions held in 1860, at Liverpool ;
including the papers read, the deliberations, and the
conclusions reached; with an index. Lond. 1860.
Svo.

New Model of Christian Missions. See Taylor
(Isaac).

MISSIEINI (Melchior).

Delia Vita di Antonio Canova, libri quattro. Milano,
1825. 12mo.

MISSISSIPPI SCHEME.

Het Groote Tafereel der Dwaasheid, vertoonende de
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Windnegotie, in Vrankryk, Engeland, en de Neder-
landen, gepleegt in den Jaare 1720: als meede Konst-
Plaaten, Comedien en Gedichten. Amsterdam, 1720.
folio.

Life of John Law of Lauriston. See Wood (John P. )

MISSON (Maximilian).

A New Voyage to Italy, with curious Observations
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MITCHELL (Alexander F.), D.D., Professor, St
Andreics.

The Wedderburns and their Work, or The Sacred
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Minutes of the Westminster Assembly, 1644-1649.
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MITCHELL (Charles).

Principles of Legislation, ionrf. 1796. Svo.

MITCHELL (Eev. Graham), LL.D.

The Young Man's Guide against Infidelity, embracing
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MITCHELL (Hugh), A.M.

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MITCHELI^MODENA.

689

MITCHELL (James), a Conventicle Preacher.
HiCKES (Eev. Dr George).

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MITCHELL (Lieut.-Col. J. H. P.)

Life of 'Wallensteiii Duke of Friedland. Lond. 1837.
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Thoughts on Tactics and MUitary Organisation.
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The Fall of Napoleon : an Historical Memoir. 3 vols.
Lond. 1845. post 8vo.

MITCHELL (Major-Gene RAL John).

Biographies of Eminent Soldiers of the last Four
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MITCHELL (John M.), Leith.

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Scandinavia, translations in Danish and English of the
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to Orkney, Notes, Vocabulary, &c. Edinh. 1873.
4to.

MITCHELL (0. M.), Director of the Cincinnati
Observatory.

The Orbs of Heaven ; or, the Planetary and Stellar
Worlds : a Popular Exposition of the Great Discoveries
and Theories of Modern Astronomy. Lond. 1853.
post 8vo.

MITCHELL (Thomas).

The Comedies of Aristophanes, translated.
Aristophanes.

See

MITCHELL (Capt. T. P.)

Theophania : or a Scriptural View of the manifesta-
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8vo.

MITCHELL (Lieut.-Col. Sib Thomas Livingston).

Tlireo Expeditions into the Interior of Eastern
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The Same, with Descriptions of Australia Felix and
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Journal of an Expedition into the Interior of Tropi-
cal Australia, in search of a Route from Sydney to the
Gulf of Carpentaria. Lond. 1848. 8vo.

MITCHELL (William).

Collection of Tracts, by the Tincklarian Doctor
William Mitchell, Tin Plate-worker in Edinburgh.
Edin. 1711. 4to.

MITFORD (A. B.), Record Secretary to the Briti*/,
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Talcs of Old Japan; with Illuitnliuu*, dnwn uid
out on wood by Japanese artisU. 2 Tola. Loiid. 1871,
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MITFORD (Gboeob N.)

Chronicles of a Traveller. See Clodidb (Prof. J. C.)

MITFORD (John Freeman).

A Treatise on the Pleadings in Suits in the Court of
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1814. 8vo.

MITFORD (Rev. John).

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MITFORD (Mart Russell).

Christina, the Maid of the South Seas; a Poem.
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Lights and Shadows of American Life. 3 Tola. Lond.
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RecoUuctions of a Literary Life ; or Books, Places,
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MITFORD (William).

The History of Greece. The Third edition. 10 vols.
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The History of Greece, by WiUiam Mitford. New
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Redesdale. 10 vols. Lond. 1835. 12mo.

Principles of Design in Architecture, traced in Obser-
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ancient. Lond. 1804. Svo.

MITTELTEELICHE Kunstdenkmale dea Oester-
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MITTERMAIER (Dk C. J. A.)

Grundsiitze des gemeinen Deutschen Privatrecbts
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2 vols. Regensburg, 1847. Svo.

MIVART (St George).

On the Genesis of Species. Lond. 1817.

MODENA. See Codicb di Le^jgl

poet 8va

686

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MODERN ATHENS. See Edinburgh,
MODERN LONDON. See London.

MODERN STATE TRIALS, Revised and lUus-
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end. 2 vols. Lond. 1850. 8vo.

MODERN TRAVELLER (The). See Traveller.

MOFFAT (Rev. Robert).

Missionary Labours and Scenes in Southern Africa.
Lmd.. 1842. 8vo.

MOGG (Edward). See Paterson's Roads.

MOHAN LAL.

Travels in the Panjab, Afghanistan, and Turkistan,
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8vo.

Life of the Amir Dost Mohammed Khan, of Kabul.
Lond. 1846. 2 vols. 8vo.

MOHAMlklED. See Mahomet.

MOHAMMED.

Mohammed's Impostures : that is a Discovery of the
manifold Forgeries, Falshoods, and horrible impieties
of the blasphemous seducer Mohammed, written long
since in Arabicke, and now done into English by
AVQliam Bedwell. Lonrf. 1615. 4to.

MOHAWKS (The) : a Satirical Poem, with Notes.
Lond. 1822. 8vo.

MOHS (Frederiok).

Treatise on Mineralogy, or the Natural History of the
^lineral Kingdom, by Frederick Mobs. Translated
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MOIR (David Macbeth), Surgeon, Musselburgh.

The Poetical Works of [A], Edited by Thomas
Aird, with a Memoir of the Author. 2 vols. Edlnb.
1852. 12mo.

Sketches of the Poetical Literature of the Past Half-
Century, in Six Lectures, delivered at the Edinburgh
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The Legend of Genevieve, with other Tales and
Poems. Edinh. 1825. 8vo.

MOIR (George), Advocate, Professor in the Univer-
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Translations. See Constable's Miscellany, Schiller.
Ana. (Anon.). Constable's Miscellany, Vol. X.

MOIR (Rev. John).

Gleanings, or Fugitive Pieces. 2 vols. Lond. 1 784.
small 8vo.

MOIVRE (Abraham de).

The Doctrine of Chances ; or a Method of Calculat-
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Lond. 1756. 4to.

MOLAED (Claudi Pierre).

Description des Machines et des Proc^d^s sp^cifi^s
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d'importation dont la durde est expiree. Vol. I. Paris
1811. 4to.

MOLBECH (Christian).

Historie on Ditmarskerkrigen Aar Femten Hundrede.
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MOLENAAR (D.)

Leerredenen over Verschillende Onderwerpen.
2 vols. Amsterdam, 1829, 1831. 8vo.

MOLESWORTH (Robert, Viscount).
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Franco-Gallia, translated from the Latin. See
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MOLESWORTH (Sir William).

Edition of Hobbes's Works. See Hobbes (Thomas).

MOLEVILLE (Bebtkand de).

Costumes des Etats Herdditaires de la Maison
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tion. — The Costume of the Hereditary States of the
House of Austria, with Descriptions and an Introduc-
tion. Translated by R. C. Dallas. Lond. 1804. folio.

MOLlfiRE (Jean Baptists Pocquelin).

ffiuvres. Nouvelle edition. 6 vols. Paris, 1734. 4to.

Qiluvres ; avec un Commentaire Historique et Litter-
aire; pri^cedces du Tableau des moeurs du dix-septifeme
siecle, et de la vie de Molifere, par M. Petitot. 6 vols.
Paris, 1823. 8vo.

Works of Moliere, translated from the French. 5
vok. Glasgow, 1751. 12:ao.

The Dramatic Works of MoH^re rendered into
English by Henry Van Laun ; with a Memoir, Intro-
ductory Notices, Appendices, and Notes. Vols. I.-VI.
Edinb. 1875, 1876. large 8vo.

MOLINA (Abbe Don J. Ignatius).

The Geographical, Natural, and CivQ History of
ChUi. Translated from the Original Italian, with Notes
from the Spanish and French versions. 2 vols. Lond.
1809. 8vo.

MOLINA (LuDovicus de).

De Primogeniorum Hispaniorum Origine ac Natura,
Libri IV., nova editio, cui appositae sunt Additiones et
AuresB lUustrationes Varr. Lugdord,ni9. folio.

MOLIN^US— MONCRIEFF.

687

■MOLIN^US (Carolus), Dumoclin.

Omnia quia extant Opera, ex variis librorum apothecis
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commisea, et ab Authore recognita. 5 vols. Pariniin,
1681. folio.

MOLIN^US (LuDOvicus).

Eerum nuper in Regno ScotiiE gestaruni Historia.
Dantisci, 1641. 12mo.

MOLINET (Claude du).

Le Cabinet de la Bibliotheque de Sainte Genevieve.
Pm-is, 1692. folio.

MOLINEUX (Thomas), M.D.

Natural History of Ireland. See Boate (Gerard).

MOLINI (GwsiFPF.).

Documenti di Storia Italiana, copiati sugli Onginali
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8vo.

MOLLESON (Alexander).

Miscellanies in Prose and Verse. Glasgow, 1806.
12mo.

MOLLERUS (Johannes).

Isagogo ad Historiam Chersonesi Cimbricaj, etc.
Quadripartita boc AnOSlIASMATION Cimbri*
Literatae Scripta. Hamburgi et Francofurti, 1691.
12mo.

MOLLIEN' (Caspar Theodore).

Travels in the Interior of Africa, to the Sources of
the Senegal and Gambia in 1818, performed by command
of the French Government. Edited by T. E. Bowdich.
Lond. 1820. 4to.

Voyage dans la R^publique de Colombie, en 1823.
2 vols. Pari% 1824. 8vo.

Travels in the Republic of Colombia in 1822-1823,
by G. Mollien. Translated from the French. Lond.
1824, 8vo.

MOLLOY (Charles).

De Jure Maritimo et Navali ; or, a Treatise of Affairs
Maritime, and of Commerce, in Three Books, Lond.
1722. 8vo.

MOLYNEAUX (William).

The Case of Ireland being Bound by Acts of Parlia-
ment made in England Stated. Dublin, 1698. 12mo.

Vindication of the Parliament of England in Answer
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MOMMSEN (Thegdobob).

Codicis Vaticani N. 5766 in quo in«unt Juri* Ant*-
juBtiniani Fragmenta quse dicuntur Vaticana, cxemplum
addita transcriptione notisque criticis. Berolini, 1860.
4to.

The History of Rome. Translated, with Additioh*
by the Rev. William P. Dickson. 3 vol*. Lmtd.
1867, post 8vo.

Inscriptiones, etc. See Inscbiptionbs AxTigcA

MONACHOLOGIA ; or. Handbook of the Natural
History of Monks, Arranged according to the Liiina.ii
System. By a Naturalist [Count Valerian Kiasinaki].
Edinb. 1852. 8vo.

MONACHUS (Georoius). See Sincellus (G.)

MONARDUS (Nicholas), M.D.

JoyfuU Nowes out of the Newe Found Worlde. See
Frampton (John).

MONASTIC ORDERS. See Obdkes Monastiques.

MONBODDO (Lord). See Bobnot (James), of
Monboddo.

MONCONOYS (B. De).

Voyages ; Journal des Voyages en Portugal, en Italie,
Egypte, Syrie, &c. 4 vols. Paris, 1695. 12mo.

MONCREIFF-WELLWOOD (Rev. Sir Henry),
D.D., Minister of St Cuthbert's, Edinburgh.

Sketch of a Plan for Augmenting the Livings of the
Ministers of the Church of Scotland. Edinb. 1788.
4to.

Discourses on the Evidence of the Jewish and
Christian Revelations. Edinb. 1815. 8vo.

Account of the Life and Writings of Rev. John
Erskine, D.D. Edinb. 1818. 8vo.

Sermons. 3 vols. Edinb. 1815, 1822, 1831. 8vo.

See Murray (Rev. Alexander, D.D.)

MONCREIFF (Rev. Sir Henry Wellwood), Bart
The Practice of the Free Church of Scotland in her
Several Courts. Lmid. 1871. 8vo.

MONCRIEFF (Rev. Alexander).

A Review and Examination of some Principles laid
down by Professor Campbell, in his Discourse proving
that the Apostles were no Enthusiasts. Edinb. 1733.
8vo.

An Enquiry into the Principle, Rule, and End of
Moral Actions. Wherein the scheme of Self-Love, laid
down by Professor Campbell, is Examined. Edinb.
1735. 8vo.

MOECEIEr— MONRO.

MONCEIEr (John), of Tippermaloch.

Receipts; being a Collection of many TJseful and
Easy Remedies for most Distempers. Edinb. 1712.
12mo.

MONCRIEFF (Robert Scott), Advocate.

The Scottish Bar Fifty Years ago. Sketches of
Scott and his Contemporaries, with Biographical
Notices, by G. B. [George Burnett]. Edinb. 1871.
royal 4:to.

MONETA VETUS. See Sestini.

MONEY.

Interest of Money Mistaken, or Treatise, proving that
the Abatement of Interest is the Effect, and not the
Cause of the Riches of a Nation. [By Slingsby Bethel.]
Lo7id. 1668. 4to.

A Discourse on Money, Historically and Politically
handled ; with Reflections on the present evil state of
the Coin, and Proposals for the Remedy. Lond. 1696.
8vo.

Remarks on the Nature and Operation of Money.
By Ciunbriensis. Lond. 1819. 8vo.

An Essay on the Theory of Money. Lond. 1771. 8vo.

MONGEZ (Le Chevalier).
Iconographie Romaine. See Visconti.

MONGIN (F.)

Essais de Jurisprudence, divisez en quatre Dialogues.
Paris, 1676. 12mo.

MONGREDIEN (Augustus).

Trees and Shrubs for EngUsh Plantations, with
Illustrations. Lond. 1870. 8vo.

MONIPENIE (John).

Summarie of the Scots Chronicles. See Scotland.

MONITEUR DES ARCHITECTES.

Moniteur des Architectes. — List of Plates of "Works
executed both in France and abroad by the principal
Modern French Architects. The Plates are engraved
on Steel, and accompanied by Plans, Sections, Eleva-
tions, and exterior and interior details, all executed from
Drawings and Measurements made ou the spot. Vol.
I. 1866, 1867; Vol. II. 1868, 1869; Vol. III. 1870,
1871, 1872; Vol IV 1873, 1874. Paris, imp. 4to.

MONK (George), Duke op Albemarle.
Military Observations, 1671. See Albemarle.
Memoirs of. See Guizot, Skinner, Llovd.

MONK (Rev. James Henry), D.D.

A Vindication of the University of Cambridge, in
Answer to Sir James E. Smith's Considerations respect-
ing it. Lond. 1818. 8vo.

MONK (Rev. James Henry), D.D.
The Life of Richard Bentley, D.D., Master of Trinity
College, Cambridge. Lond. 1830. 4to.

MONKS. See Monachologla.
MONKS OF THE "WEST. See Montalembert.
MONMOUTH (Henry, Earl of).
History of the Civil "Wars, translated. See Biondi
Francis.

The Use of Passions, translated. See Senault (J. F.)

MONMOUTH (James, Duke of).

An Historical Account of the Heroick Life and
Magnanimous Actions of the most illustrious Protestant
Prince James Duke of Monmouth. Lond. IQ83. 12mo.

Life of. See Roberts (George).

MONNI^R (l'Abbe Le). See Terentius.

MONNO"YE (M. De La). See Baillet (Adrian).

MONRO (Alexander), M.D.

Traits d'Ost(5ologie ; traduit de I'Anglois de M.
Monro, par M. Sue, ou Ton a ajout6 des Planches en
taille-douce. Paris, 1759. folio.

AVorks, published by his son, Alexander Munro,
M.D., with the Life of the Author. Edinb. 1781. 4to.

MONRO (Cecil).

Acta CanceUarise ; or. Selections from the Records of
the Court of Chancery : containing Extracts from the
Masters' Reports and Certificates, and from the Regis-
trars' Books, 1545-1625. Lo7>.d. 1847. 8vo.

MONRO (Donald), M.D.

A Treatise on Mineral Waters. 2 vols. Lond. 1770.
8vo.

MONRO (Donald), Dean of the Isles.

Description of the "Western Isles of Scotland, called
Hybrides, 1547; with Geneologies of the chief Clans.
To which is added, An Account of Hirta and Rona, by
Sir George Mackenzie ; a Description of St Kilda, by
the Rev. Alexander Buchan ; and a Voyage to St Kilda
in 1697, by M. Martin. Edi7ib. 1774. 12mo.

MONRO (George), Advocate.

On the Public Health Act (Scotland), 1867. Edinb.
1867. 8vo.

The Public Health (Scotland) Act 1867, and Amend-
ment Act of 1871, with Notes, &c. New and enlarged
edition. Edinb. 1872. 8vo.

MONRO— MONTAGUE.

689

MONRO (Colonel Robert).

Munro his Expedition with the worthy Scots
Regiment, called Mac-Keyes Regiment, levied in 1626
by Sir Donald MacKey, Lord Rhees, Colonell for his
Majesties service of Denmark. Loud. 1&37. folio.

MONRO (Rev. Verb).

Summer Ramble in Syria, with a Tartar Trip from
Aleppo to Stamboul. 2 vols. Zjond. 1835. 8vo.

MONSTRELET (Enquerband de).

Les Chroniques de France, d'Angleterre, et Bourgogne,
et outres Pays circonvoisins: commengans en I'an 1400 et
finissans en I'an 1467. Contenans les cruelles Guerres
Civilles entre les Maisons d'Orleans and de Bourgongne;
I'occupation de Paris et Normandie, par les Anglois ;
&c. 3 vols. Paris, 1595. folio.

Les Chroniques, &c. See France, snpra, p. 379.

The Chronicles of E. de Monstrelet; containing an
Account of the cruel Civil Wars between the Houses
of Orleans and Burgundy; of the Possession of Paris
and Normandy by the English ; and of other Memorable
Events. Translated by Thomas Johnes, Esq., of Hafod,
At the Hafod Press. 5 vols. 1809. 4to.

Chronicles of England, France, Spain, and the
adjoining Countries, translated by Thomas Johnes.
2 vols. Land. 1845. royal 8vo.

MONTAGU (Basil), Barrister.

Digest of the Law of Partnership ; with a Collection
of the Cases decided in the Courts of Law and Equity
upon that subject. 2 vols. Lond. 1822. 8vo.

The Opinions of Different Authors upon the Punish-
ment of Death, selected by B. Montagu. Lond. 1809.
8vo.

Digest of the Law of Partnership, with a Collection
of the Cases decided in the Courts of Law and Equity
upon that subject. 2 vols. Ijond. 1815. 8vo.

Digest of the Bankrupt Laws. Second edition, with
additions. 2 vols. Lond. 1819. 8vo.

Summary of the Law of Lien. Lond. 1821. 8vo.

Summary of the Law of Composition with Creditors.
Lond. 1823. 8vo.

Reports in Bankruptcy Decided by the Lords
Chancellors Lyndhurst and Brougham, and the Vice-
Chancellor Sir L. ShadweU, and the Court of Review
(1829-1832). Lond. 1832. royal 8vo.

Selections from the Works of Taylor, Latimer, Hall,
Milton, Barron, South, Brown, Fuller, and Bacon.
Lond. 1839. 12mo.

Edition of Lord Bacon's Works and Life. See
Bacon (Francis, Lord).

MONTAGU (Basil), ajto AYRTON (Schou).

Reports of Cases in Bankruptcy, decided by the
Lord Chancellor Brougham, the Court of Review, and
Subdivision Courts (1833-1 838). 3 vol*. Lond. 1 834-
1839. 8vo.

MONTAGU (Basil), and BLIGH (Richabd).
Reports of Cases in Bankruptcy (1831-1833). Lond.
1835. royal 8vo.

MONTAGU (Basil), and CHITTY (Edward).

Reports of Cases in Bankruptcy, decided by the
Lord Chancellor Cottenham, and the Court of Review
(1838-1840). Lond. 1840. Svo.

MONTAGU (Basil), and MACARTHUR (John).

Report of Cases decided by the Lord Chancellor and
Vice-Chancellor (1826-1829). VoL I. Lond. 1830.
Svo.

MONTAGU (Basil), DEACON (Edward E.), and
DE GEX (John).

Reports of Cases in Bankruptcy, argued and deter-
mined in the Court of Review, and on Appeal before
the Lord Chancellor (1840-1844). 3 vols. Lond.
1842-1845. 8vo.

MONTAGU (Elizabeth Robinson, Mrs).

Essays on the Writings and Genius of Shakespeare.
(Anon.) Fifth edition. Lond. 1785. 8va

The Letters of Mrs Elizabeth Montagu, with some of
the Letters of her Correspondents. Part First, Letters
of an early date ; Part Second, Letters ending with the
Coronation of George the Third. Published by
Matthew Montagu, her Nephew and Executor. 4 voI«.
Lond. 1809, 1813. post 8vo.

A Lady of the Last Century (Mrs Elizabeth Montagu),
Illustrated in her Unpublished Letters, collected and
arranged by Dr Doran. Lond. 1873. 8vo.

MONTAGU (Colonel Gboroe).

Ornithological Dictionary, or Alphabetical Dictionary
of British Birds. Second edition, enlarged by Profeseor
James Rennie. Lond. 1831. 8vo.

MONTAGU (M.) See Psalms.

MONTAGU (MABQtiiSB of). iSe« NoAnjJB.

MONTAGU (Richard), Bithop of Norwich.
The Acts and Monuments of the Chaich before
Christ Incarnate. Lond. 1642. folio.

MONTAGUE (Walter).

Miscellanea Spiritualia ; or, Devout Essays. 2 part*
in 1. Lotid. 1648, 1653. 4to.

4s

690

MONTAGUE— MONTEITH.

MONTAGUE (Lady Mahy Wortley).

Works, including her Correspondence, Poems, and
Essays (with Memoirs of her Life). 5 vols. LotuI.
1803. post 8vo.

Lady Mary Wortley Montague's Letters and Works.
Edited by her Great-Grandson Lord Whamcliffe. 3
vols. Lond. 1837. 8vo.

Original Letters to Sir James and Lady Stewart.
Oreenoclc, 1818. post 8vo,

MONTAIGNE (Michael Seignbub de).

Essais, avec des Notes, par Pierre Coste. 3 vols.
Paris, 1725. 4to.

Essais, nouvelle Edition, avec des Observations, la
Vie de I'Autheur, etc. 3 vols. Amsterdam, 1781.
small 8vo.

Essais, nouvelle Edition. 3 vols. Pam, 1793. 8vo.

The Essays of Michael de Montaigne, translated into
English, with very considerable Amendments and Im-
provements, from the edition of Peter Coste. 3 vols.
Lond. 1776. royal 8vo.

Journal du Voyage, en Italie, par la Suisse et
I'AUemagne en 1580 et 1581, avec des Notes par Mde.
Querlon. 3 vols. Borne et Paris, 1775. 12mo.

Eloge de Montaigne. See Dixmerib (M. de la).

MONTALEMBEET (le Comte de).

De I'Avenir Politique de I'Angleterre. Quatrieme
edition, revue et augmenti^e. Paris, 1856. 12mo.

Saint Columba, Apostle of Caledonia. Edinh. 1868.
12mo.

The Monks of the West, from St Benedict to St
Bernard. Authorised translation. 5 vols. Edinh. and
Lond. 1861-1867. 8vo.

Memoirs of Count de Montalembert. See Oliphant
(Mrs),

MONTANUS (Arnoldds).

Atlas Chinensis et Japanensis. See Ogilev (John).

MONTBAEEY (M. Le Prince de).

Mdmoires Autographes, 2 vols. Pam, 1826. 8vo.

MONTE CASINO. See Tosti (Lud.).

MONTEATH (Egbert).

The Forester's Guide and Profitable Planter; con-
taining a New Plan of Transplanting Large Trees, and
of Valuing Growing Wood and Trees ; with the Pre-
vention and Cure of Dry Eot. Edinb. 1824. 8vo.

Miscellaneous Eeports on Woods and Plantations.
Dundee, 1827. 8vo.

MONTECUCULI (M. le Comte de).

Memoires de Montecuculi, Generalissime des Troupes
de I'Empereur. I. De I'Art MUitaire en General. II.
De la Guerre centre le Turc. III. Eelation de la
Campagne de 1664. Amsterdam, 1756. 12mo.

MONTEFIOEE (Joshua).

Commercial and Notarial Precedents, with an Ap-
pendix on Bills of Exchange, Insurance, and Shipping.
Und. 1802. 4to.

MONTEIEO (Emanuel).

Corpus iUustrium Poetarum Lusitanorum, qui Latine
scripserunt, nunc primum in lucem editum ab Antonio
dos Eeys ; nonullisque Poetarum Vitis auctum ab
Emanuele Monteiro. 7 vols. Lisbonce, 1745-1748.
4to.

MONTEITH (Egbert).

Description of the Isles of Orknay, by Eobert Mon-
teith, Laird of Eglisli and Gairsa. (Kirkwall, Sept.
24, 1633.) See Sibbald (Sir Egbert.)

MONTEITH (Egbert), Minister of Dvdingstone,
afterwards a R. G. Priest at Paris.

Histoire des Troubles de la Grand Bretagne, contenant
ce qui s'est passo depuis I'annfee 1633, jusques I'annee
1649, par Messire Eobert Mentet de Salmonet. (2 parts
in 1.) Paris, 1661. folio.

The History of the Troubles of Great Britain, parti-
cularly in Scotland, from 1633 to 1650. Written in
French by Eobert Monteth of Salmonet. Translated
into English by Captain James Ogilvie. With a
Eelation of the Wars of the Marquis of Montrose ; to
which is added an Account of the Eestoration of King
Charles II., by D. Eiodan de Musery. Lond. 1735.
folio.

MONTEITH (Egbert).

The True and Genuine Art of Exact Pointing ; to be
Used in Prints and Manuscripts. Edinh. 1704. 12mo.

An Theater of Mortality ; or, a Collection of Funeral
Inscriptions within the City of Edinburgh. Edinh.
1704. small 8vo.

An Theater of Mortality ; or, a Further Collection of
Funeral Inscriptions over Scotland. Edinh. 1713.
small 8vo.

Eepublication of the " Theater of Mortality." See
Epitaphs.

Buchanan's Fratres Fraterrimi, See Buchanan
(George).

MONTEITH (Eev. Egbert).

The Eights of the Clergy to appear in Defence of
the Liberties of their Country, Asserted. Edinh. 1 747-8.
8vo.

MONTEITH— MONTGOMERY.

691

MONTEITH (William, Earl of).

The Fatal Consequences of National Discord ; or, a
Political Address to the Noble and Rich Families of
Great Britain. £dM. 1747-8. 8vo.

MONTEEEGIO. See Regiomontancs (Joannes).

MONTESQUIEXJ (Charles de Seoondat, Baron de).

CEuvres. 3 vols. Londres \Paris\, 1767. 4to.

De I'Esprit des Lois. Nouvelle edition, avec les
dernieres corrections de I'Auteur. 2 vols. (Large
paper.) Edinhourg, 1750. Svo.

Analyse de I'Esprit des Lois, par D'Alemhert. — In
2d vol. of Melanges de Litdrature, d'Histoire, et de
Philosophie. 5 vols. Paris, 1767. 12mo.

The Spirit of Laws, translated from the French of
Montesquieu, by Thomas Nugent, LL.D., with Memoir
of his Life, and an Analysis of the Work by D'Alembert.
2 vols. Lond. 1823. Svo.

Considerations sur lea Causes de la Grandeur des
Eomains, et de leur Decadence. (Large paper.) Edin-
hourg, 1751. Svo.

MONTFAUCON (D. Bernard de).

L'Antiquite Expliquee (en Frangois et en Latin), et
Eepresentee en Figures. 10 vols. Paris, 1719. Sup-
plement. 5 vols. Paris, 1757. folio.

Les Monumens de la Monarchie Fran^oise, qui com-
prennent I'Histoire de France, avec les figures de chaque
E^gne. 5 vols. Parisiis, 1729-1733. folio.

Palseographia Grreca, sive de Ortu et Progressu Liter-
arum Graecarum, etc. Parisiis, 1708. folio. (Sir
Fred. Madden's copy, with MS. notes and additions.)

Bibliotheca Bibliothecarum Manusoriptorum Nova;
ubi, quae innumeris pene Manuscriptorum Bibliothecis
continentur, ad quodvis Literature genus spectantia,
describunturet indicantur. 2 vols. Parisiis, 173d. folio.

The Antiquities of Italy, being Travels from Paris
through Italy, in the years 1698 and 1699, made
English from the Latin Original, by John Henley,
M.A. Lond. 1725. folio.

MONTGAILLAED (L'Abb6 de).

Histoire de France, dopuis la fin du rfegne de Louis
XVI., jusqu'a l'ann6e 1825. Prdc6d(5e d'un Discours
BUT la Monarchie Frangaise et les Causes qui ont amend
la Ecvolution. 9 vols. Paris, 1827. 8vo.

MONTGAILLAED (Le Comte de).

Histoire de France, depuis I'annde 1787, jusqu'en
1825, par I'Abbd de Montgaillard ; continude jusqu'a
nos jours, par son Frere, le Compte de Montgaillard.
4 vols. Paris, 1832, 1833. Svo.

MONTGOMERIES, Eablb or Eolixtos.

Memorials of the Montgomeriea, Earia of Eglinton.
By William Eraser. (Printed for priv«t« circulation).
2 vols. Vol. L Memoir of the Montgomery Family.
Vol. IL Charters and Family Papers. EJinb.liiO. 4to.

MONTGOMERY (Alkandeb).

The Cherry and Slae, with other Poema. OUugow,
1751. 12mo.

Poems [collected and edited by D. L] : with Bio-
graphical Notices by David Irving, LL.D. JSdinb.

1821. post Svo.

MONTGOMERY (James), Sfiefield.
Poetical Works. 4 vols. Lond. 1826. 12mo.
Another edition, collected by himself. 4 vols. Lond.
1841. 12mo.
Poems. See Poems (Collection of.) VoL IX.
The World before the Flood ; a Poem. Lond. 1813. Svo.
Greenland, and other Poems. Lond. 1819. 8vo.
Songs of Zion ; being Imitations of Psalms. Lond.

1822. 12mo.

The Pelican Island, and other Poems. Lond. 1827.

12mo.

The Christian Psalmist ; or, Hymns, Selected and Ori-
ginal; with an Introductory Essay. Glasgou),l825. l'2mo.

The Christian Poet; or. Selections in Verse, on Sacred
Subjects;withanIntroductory Essay. Crtasg.1827. 12mo.

Lectures on Poetry and General Literature. Lond.
1833. post Svo.

Journal of Voyages and Travels by the Rev. D.
Tyerman and G. Bennet, Esq., deputed from the Lon-
don Missionary Society to Visit their Stations in the
South Sea Islands, &c. 2 vols. Lond. 1831. Svo.

Memoirs of the Life and Writings of James Mont-
gomery, including Selections from his Correspondence,
Remains in Prose and Verse, and Conversation, by John
Holland and James Everett. 7 vols. Land., 1 854, 1 866.
post Svo.

MONTGOMERY (James).

A Practical Detail of the Cotton JIanufacture of the
United States of America ; and the State of the Cotton
Manufactures of that Country Contrasted and Compared
with that of Great Britain. Glasgoic, 1S40. Svo.

MONTGOMERY (Rev. Robert).
A Universal Prayer ; Death ; a Vision of Heaven,
and a Vision of HelL Lond. 1828. 4to.

The Omnipresence of the Deity, a Poem. Lond.

1828. Svo.

The Sanctuary, a Companion in Verse for the Eng-
lish Prayer Book. Lond, 1865. 12mo.

See Stilungflket.

692

MONTGOMERY— MONTUCLA.

MONTGOMERY.

Memorables of the Montgomeries, a Narrative in
Rhyme, composed before the present Century. Printed
from the only copy known to remain. Olasgow, 1770.
4to.

Montgomery Manuscripts, containing Accounts of the
Colonisation of the Ardes, in the County of Down ;
Memoirs of the Viscounts of Montgomery ; and a De-
scription of the Barony of Ards. BelfastjliZO, small
8vo.

MONTHLY DIGEST. See Lovell.

MONTHLY REVIEW. See Magazines and
Reviews.

MONTHOLON (General Count).

History of the Captivity of Napoleon at St Helena.
Translated from the Author's MS. in French. 4 vols.
Lmd. 1846, 1847. 8vo.

MONTI (ViNCENZo).

Proposta di alcune Correzioni ed Aggiunte al Vocabo-
lario della Crusea. 3 vols. Milano, 1817. 8vo.

MONTIGNY (M.)

Histoire G^ndrale d'Allemagne.— Histoire de la Ger-
manie Ancienna. 2 vols. Paris, 1772, 12mo.

MONTLOSIER (M. le Comte de).

M^moire a Consulter sur un systeme Religieux et
Politique, tendant a renverser la Religion, la Soci6t4, et
le Trone. Paris, 182G. 8vo.

D^nonciation aux Cours Royales, relativement au
systfeme Religieux et Politique signals dans le M^moire
a Consulter. Paris, 1827. 8vo.

Petition a la Chambre des Pairs ; pour faire suite au
M^moire a Consulter. Paris, 1827. 8vo.

MONTLUC (Blaise de).

The Commentaries of the Marshal de Montluc,
■wherein are Described the Battles, &c., in which he was
engaged during Fifty Years service under the Kings of
France. Translated from the French, by Charles
Cotton. Lond. 1674. folio.

MONTPENSIER (Duke of).

Memoirs of Antony-Philip D'Orleans, Duke of Mont-
pensier, written by himself. Translated from the
French. Lond. 1824. 8vo.

MONTROL (M. F. De), Memoires de Brissot. See
Brissot (M. de).

MONTREAL.

Hochelaga Depicta : The Early History and Present
State of the City and Island of Montreal. Edited by
Newton Bosworth. Montreal, 1839. 12mo.

MONTREAL (Dr G. J. Mountain, Bishop of).

Journal of the Bishop of Montreal during a Visit to
the Church Missionary Society's North-West American
Mission. Lond. 1845. 12mo.

MONTROSE (Dukedom of).

Report of the Speeches of Counsel, and of the Lord
Chancellor and Lord St Leonards in moving the Resolu-
tion upon the Claim of James, Earl of Crawford and
Balcarres, to the Original Dukedom of Montrose
(created in 1488). Lond. 1855. folio.

The Cases and Supplement in the Moatrose Peerage
Claim. (Bound together.) Lond. 1852-1854. folio.

MONTROSE (James, Marquess of).

De Rebus auspiciis Sereniss. Caroli Regis, sub im-
perio Jacobi Montisrosarum Marchionis Commentarius.
Parisiis, 1648. 8vo.

History of the King's Affairs in Scotland, under the
Conduct of James, Marquis of Montrose. 1 648. 4to.

Montrose Redivivus; or the Portraiture of James,
Marquis of Montrose, in his Actions and Passions.
Lond. 1652. 12mo.

Curious Letters and Papers concerning the War
betwixt James, Marquis of Montrose, and the Cove-
nanters. Glasgow, 1773. 12mo.

Memorials of Montrose and his Times, by Mark
Napier, Advocate. (Printed for the Maitland Club.)
2 vols. £dinb. 1848, 1850. 4to.

Relation of the true Funerals of the great Marquesse
of Montrose, his Majesties Lord High Commissioner,
and Captain Generall of his Forces in Scotland ; with
that of the renowned Knight, Sir William Hay of
Delgity. Edinburgh, 1661. 4to.

Memoirs of Montrose. See Napier (Mark).

MONT-ROYAL [Regiomontanus], (Jean de). See
Henhion (Denis).

MONTSERRAT.

Acts of Assembly passed in the Island of Montserrat
from 1668 to 1740. Lond. 1740. folio.

MONTUCLA (Jean-£tienne).
Histoire des Mathematiques, achev^e et publiee, par
Jerome de Lalande. 4 vols. Paris, 1758, 1802. 4to.
Recreations in Mathematics. See Ozanam (Jacques).

MON UMENTA— MOORCROFT.

«9S

MONUMENTA HISTORIC PATRI^ edits jussu
Regis Caroli Alborti. See Sardinia.

MONUMENTA SACRA INEDITA, Nova Col-
lectio. Edidit M. F. C. Tischendorf. See Tisohkn-

DORF.

MONUMENTA VETUSTA. See Vbtcsta.

MONUMENTAL BRASSES. See Boutell (Rev.
Charles.) See Cambridge Camden Society.

MONUMENTS d'Architecture de Sculpture et de
Peinture de rAllemagne, depuis I'fitablissement du
Christianisme jusqu'aux Temps Modernes. Publids par
Ernest Forster. Texte traduit de rAllemande en
Franfais par W. et E. Suckan. Vols. I. -IV. Paris,
1859-1866. Imperial 4to.

MONUMENTS (Ancient Sculptured).

The Ancient Sculptured Monuments of the County
of Angus ; including those at Meigle in Perthshire, and
one at Fordoun in the Mearns, by Patrick Chalmers of
Auldbar, Esq. 1849. imperial folio. (Bannatyne
Club.)

Sculptured Stones of Scotland. See Spalding Club.

MONYPENNY (David), of Pitmilly, a Lord of
Session.

Remarks on the Poor Laws, and on the Method of
providing for the Poor in Scotland. Edinb. 1834.
8vo.

The same. Second edition, with additions. Edinb.
1836. 8vo.

MOODIE (A.)

Scotiae Indiculum ; or, the Present State of Scotland,
with Reflections upon the Ancient State thereof. Lo7id.
1682. 12mo.

MOODIE (J.)

Principles, Changes, and Improvements in the Law
of Marriage, in Conveyancing, and various important
Branches of the Law. Edinb. I8id. 12mo.

MOODIE (Susanna).

Roughing it in the Bush; or, Life in Canada.
2 vols. Lond. 1852. post 8vo.

MOODIE (Lieut. T. W. D.)

Memoirs of the late War ; comprising the Personal
Narrative of Captain Cooke of the 43d Regiment ; the
History of the Campaign of 1809 in Portugal, by the
Earl of Munster ; and the Campaign of 1814 in Holland.
2 vols. Lond. 1831. 8vo.

Ten Years in South Africa; including a Particular
Description of the Wild Sports of that Country.
2 vols. Lond. 1835. 8vo.

MOODY (William).

Crown Cases reserved for ConadertUon, and
decided by the Judges of England, from the year 1834
to the year 1844. 2 vols. Lond. 1837, 1844. 8vo.

MOODY (William), and MALKIN (B. H.)
Reports of Cases determined at Ni«i Priua in the

Courts of K. Bench and C. Pleaa. Vol I Lond.

1831.

MOODY (William), and ROBINSON (Frkdwmc).

Reports of Cases determined at Nisi Priua, in the
Courts of King's Bench, Common Pleaa, and Exchequer,
and on the Northern and Western Circuit*, from
1 WUl. IV. 1830 to 7 Vict. 1844. 2 voUi. Lotui.
1837, 1838. 8vo.

See Ryan ^Edward).

MOONTUKHUB-OOL-LOGHAUT; or, a Dic-
tionary of Arabic Words, with a Persian Trandation.
Originally compiled by Molovee Allah Daud, and other
Native OflBcers employed in the Persian Department of
the CoUege of Fort William. Edited by M. Lomaden,
LL.D. Calcutta, 1808. folio.

MOOR (Bernhardinus dk).

Commentarius Perpetuus in Johannis Marckii Com-
pendium Theologia; Christianse Didactico-Elencticum :
ace. Ejusdem Supplementum Commentarii, etc. 7 vols.
Lugduni-Batavorum, 1761-1774. 4to.

MOOR (Major Edward).

The Hindu Pantheon. Lond. 1810. royal 4to.

Hindu Infanticide : an Account of the Measures
adopted for suppressing the practice of the systematic
murder, by their Parents, of Female Infants. Lond.
1811. 4to.

MOOR (James), IX.D., Professor of Greek, Univer-
sity of Glasgow.

Essays read to a Literary Society within the College
ol Glasgow, On the Influence of Philosophy upon the
Fine Arts ; On the Composition of the Picture described
by Cebes ; and On Historical Composition, &c. Olat-
gow, 1759. 12mo.

Elementa Linguae Grtecse, partem posteriorem, no-
tasque adjecit Gul. Neilson, S.T.D. Edinb. 1820. 8vo.

MOOR (Thomas de la). See Camden (W.)

MOORCROFT (William), and TREBECK
(George).

Travels in the Himalyan Provinces of Hindustan and
the Panjab, in Ladakh and Kashmir, &&, from 181S< to
1825. Prepared for the Press, from Original Journals.
&c., by Horace H. Wilson. 2 vols. Lo/idL 1841. 8vo.

694

MOOEE- MOORE.

MOORE (Rev. Charles).

A full Inquiry into the subject of Suicide. To
whicli are added two Treatises on Duelling and Gaming.
2 vols. Lond. 1790. 4to.

MOORE (Edmund F.), Barrister-at-Law.

Reports of Cases heard and determined by the
Judicial Committee and the Lords of H.M. most
Honourable Privy Council, from 1836 to 1862.
15 vols. Zond 1837-1863. royal 8vo.

The same. New Series, from 1862 to 1866. 3 vols.
Lond. 18G3, 1867. royal 8vo.

MOORE (Sir Francis).

Law of Charitable L^ses. See Duke (George).

MOORE (George).

Lives of Cardinal Alberoni, the Duke of Eipperda,
and Marquis of Pombal. Lond. 1814. 8vo.

History of the British Revolution of 1688-1689,
down to the Capitulation of Limerick in 1691. Lond.
1817. 8vo.

MOORE (Henry);

Instructions for preparing Abstracts of Titles, after
the most improved System of eminent Conveyancers.
Second edition. Lond. 1852. 12mo.

MOORE (Rev. Henry).

The Life of the Rev. John "Wesley, A.M. In which
are included, the Life of hie Brother, the Rev. Charles
Wesley, and Memoirs of their Family. 2 vols. Lond,
1825. 8vo.

MOORE (James).

A List of the Principal Castles and Monasteries of
Great Britain. Lond. 1798. 8vo.

MOORE (James Carrick).

A Narrative of the Campaign of the British Army in
Spain, commanded by Lieut-General Sir John Moore.
Lond. 1809. 4to.

A Narrative of the Campaign of the British Army in
Spain, commanded by Lieutenaut-General Sir John
Moore, authenticated by Official Papers and Original
Letters. The third edition. Lond. 1809. 8vo.

Life of Lieutenant-General Sir John Moore, K.B.
2 vols. Lond. 1834. 8vo.

MOORE (John), M.D.

"Works ; with Memoirs of his life and "Writings, by
Robert Anderson, M.D. 7 vols. Edinh. 1820. Svo.

A View of Society and Manners in France, Switzer-
land, and Germany. 2 vols. Lond. 1800. Svo.

A "View of Society and Manners in Italy. 2 vols.
Lond. 1795. Svo.

MOORE (John), IsLT).— Continued.

A Journal during a Residence in France, from the
beginning of August to the middle of December 1792 ;
with an Account of the Events that happened from
that time to the Death of King (Louis XVI.) of France.
2 vols. Lond. 1793. Svo.

A View of the Causes and Progress of . the French
Revolution. 2 vols. Lond. 1795. Svo..

Zoluco. Various Views of Human Nature, taken
from Life and Manners, Foreign and Domestic. 2 vols.
Lond. 1789. Svo.

Edward. Various Views of Human Nature, taken
from Life and Manners, chiefly in England. 2 vols.
Lond. 1796. Svo.

MOORE (Sir John).

Life and Campaign. See Moore (James C).

MOORE (John).

Collections for a Topographical and Historical Account
of the Hundred of AveneL Lincoln, 1809. royal 4to.

MOORE ( ).

Scenes and Adventures in Spain, from 1835 to 1840,
byPocoMas[ Moore]. 2 vols. Lond. 1845. Svo.

MOORE (John Bayly).

A Digested Index to the Reports of Cases argued
and determined in the House of Lords, Court of King's
Bench, Court of Common Pleas, Court of Exchequer,
and in the Courts at Nisi Prius (1813 to 1821). Lond.
1822. Svo.

A Digested Index to the Reports of all the Cases
argued and determined in the Court of King's Bench,
in the Court of Common Pleas, iu the Court of Ex-
chequer, and at Nisi Prius (1821 to 1823). Lond.
1824. 8vo.

Reports of Cases argued and determined in the
Coxirts of Common Pleas and Exchequer Chamber,
Hilary Term, 57 Geo. III. (1817); Trinity Term, 8
Geo. IV. (1827). 12 vols. io«cZ. 1818-1831. royal Svo.

MOORE (John Bayly), and PAYNE (Joseph).

Reports of Cases argued and determined in the
Courts of Common Pleas and Exchequer Chamber,
from 1827 to 1831. 5 vols. Lowe?. 1828-1832. royal Svo.

MOORE (John Bayly), and SCOTT (John).

Cases argued and determined in the Courts of Com-
mon Pleas and Exchequer Chamber, and in the House
of Lords, from 1831 to 1834. 4 vols. Lond. 1833,
1834. royal Svo.

MOORE (Thomas).

Poetical "Works, collected by himself. 10 vol.?.
Lond. 1841. 12mo.

MOORE— MORAY.

699

MOOEE (TaoMAa)— Continued.

Corruption and Intolerance: Two Poems; with
Notes. Addressed to an Englishman by an Irishman.
I^iid. 1808. 8vo.

The Poetical Works of Thomas Little, Esq. Four-
teenth edition. Lo)id. 1819. 12nio.

Odes of Anacreon, translated into English Verse.
Eighth edition. 2 vols. Land. 1810. 12mo.

Lalla Eookh; an Oriental Romance. Lond. 1807.
4to.

Tom Crib's Memorial to Congress. "With a Preface,
Notes, and Appendix. By One of the Fancy. Lond.
1819. 12mo.

The Loves of the Angels, a Poem. Lond. 1823.
8vo.

Fables for the Holy Alliance, Rhymes on the Road,
&c. Lond. 1823. 12mo.

Irish Melodies. Lond. 1825. 12mo.

The Epicurean, a Tale. Second edition. Lond.
1827. 12mo.

Memoirs of Captain Rock, the celebrated Irish
Chieftain. Lond. 1824. 12mo.

Memoirs of the Life of the Right Hon. Richard
Brinsley Sheridan. Lond. 1825. 4to.

Memoirs of the Life of Richard Brinsley Sheridan.
Fourth edition. 2 vols. Lond. 1826. 8vo.

The Life and Death of Lord Edward Fitzgerald.
2 vols. Lo7id. 1831. 8vo.

Letters and Journals of Lord Byron ; with Notices
of his Life. 2 vols. Lond. 1830. 4to.

The same. Third edition. 3 vols. Zom?. 1833. 8vo.

Travels of an Irish Gentleman in Search of a Religion.
2 vols. Lond. 1833. 12mo.

History of Ireland. See Labdnbb's Cabinet Cyclo-
pedia.

Memoirs, Journal, and Correspondence of Thomas
Moore. Edited by Lord John Russell. 8 Vols. Lond.
1853-1856. post 8vo.

MOORE (Thomas), F.L.S.

The Ferns of Great Britain and Ireland, by Thomas
Moore, F.L.S. Edited by John Lindley, Ph.D.
Nature-Printed by Henry Bradbury. Lond. 1855.
large folio.

MOORE (Sib William), Younger of RowaUane.

Caledons Complaint against infamous Libells (in
Verse). By S. W. M., Gentleman. Edinh. UM. 4to.

The Cry of Blood, and of a Broken Covenant (in
Verse), written upon the sad relation of our late
Soveraignes most treacherous and inhumane Murther.
By Sir William Moore of Rowallane, Knight.
Edinburgh, 1650. 4to.

MOORE (Sib V7iuAM)-C<mtinued.
The History and Descent of the Uoue of RowaUane.
See Mure (Sir Willum).

MOORSOM (Capt. W.)

Letters from Nova Scotia, compriaing Sketches of %
Young Country. Lond. 1830. small 8to.

MORABIN DE LA FLECHE (Jacques).
Histoire de Cicerou, avec des Itemarquea hiatoriqnea
et critiques. 2 vols. Paris, 1745. 4to.

MORAL OBLIGATION : An Eseay on Moral
Obligation; with a view towards settling the Contro-
versy concerning Moral and Positive Duties. Lond.
1731. 8vo.

MORAL STATISTICS of the Highlands and Islands
of Scotland, compiled by the Inverness Society for Edu-
cation. Inverness, 1826. 8vo.

MORALES (Ajibrosio de).

La Coronica General de Espafia, prossiguiendo ade-
lante de los finco libros, que el Maestro Florian de
Ocampo, Coronista del Emperador Don Carloa V., dexo
escritos. Aleala de Uenares, 1574. folio.

MORALITY.

A Letter to a Friend, upon occasion of a late Book,
entitled Essays upon Morality and Natural Religion.
Edinh. 1751. 8vo.

Some late Opinions concerning the Foundation of
Morality examined. In a Letter to a Friend. (Bound
with preceding.) Lond. 1753. 8vo.

MORANT (Rev. Philip) ,Cokhe^ter.

History and Antiquities of the County of Essex ;
compiled and brought down to the present time. Uhis-
trated with Plates. 2 vols. Lond 1768. folio.

MORATIN (Leandbo Fernandez de).
Comedias, con el Prdlogo y las noticias de la Real
Academia de la Historia, Paris, 1838. 8vo.

MORAY (Province of).

A Survey of the Province of Moray, Historical,
(Jeographical, and Political. Aberdeen, 1 798. 8?o.

A Manual of the Antiquities, Distinguished Build-
ings, and Natural Ciuriosities of Moray ; with an Out-
line of the Geology and Mineralogy of the County.
Second edition. Elgin, 1823. Svo.

Registrum Episcopatus Moraviensis, e pluribus Codi-
cibus consarcinatum circa A.D. 1400. Cum Continua-
tione Diplomatum Eecentiorum, usque ad A.D. 1623.
Edited by Cosmo Innes. Eiiinb. 1837. 4to. (Ban-
natyne Club).

696

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MOEAY (Eabl of). See Murray.

MOEE (Hannah).

Works ; with a Memoir and Notes. 6 vok. Lond.
1834. post 8vo.
Life and Correspondence. See Eobbets (Wm.)

MOEE (Hknry), D.D., of Cambridge.

*YXfiAIA Platonica ; or, a Platonicall Song of the
Soul, consisting of foure severall Poems. Cambridge,
1642. 12mo.

A Collection of several Philosophical Writings of Dr
Henry More, Fellow of Christ's College in Cambridge.
The Second edition, more correct and much enlarged.
Lmid. 1662. folio.

Henrici Mori Cantabrigiensis, SS.T.D. Opera omnia
(Theologica et PhQosophica), turn qua Lattnfe, turn qua
Anglic^ scripta sunt; nunc vero Latinitate donata,
instigatu Jo. Cockshuti. 3 vols. Londini, 1675,
1679. foUo.

Life of Dr Henry More. See Ward (Eichard).

MOEE (Henry), Jesuit. See Mobus (H.).

MOEE (Professor John Schank), LL.D., Advo-
cate.

Edition of Lord Stair's Institutions of the Law of
Scotland, with Notes and Illustrations. See Dalrymple
(Sir James) of Stair.

Lectures on the Law of Scotland. Edited by John
M'Laren, Advocate. 2 vols. Edinh. 1864. royal 8vo.

MOEE (Sir Thomas).

The Workes of Sir Thomas More, Knyght, sometyme
Lorde Chauncellour of England, wrytten by him in the
Englysh tonge. Printed at London at the costes and
charges of John Cawood, John Waly, and Eicharde
Tottell. Anno 1557. folio.

Lives of Edward V. and Eichard III. Translated.
See England (Complete History of), Vol. I. 1719.

The History of King Eichard the Third. A new
edition, revised and corrected. Chiswick, 1821. post
8vo.

De Optimo Eeipublicse Statu, deque nova Insula
Utopia, Ejusdem (Tho-Mori) et Des. Erasmi Epi-
grammata. Basilece, 1518. 4to.

A most Pleasant, Fruitful, and Witty Work, of the
best State of a Public Weal, and of the new Isle called
Utopia; written in Latin by Sir Thomas More, and
translated into English by Eaphe Eobinson, a.d. 1551.
A new edition, with Notes, and a Biographical and
Literary Introduction, by the Eev. T. F. Dibdin.
Land. 1808. 4to.

MOEE (Sir Thomas) — Continued.

Utopia, or the Happy Eepublic; a Philosophical
Eomance, translated from the Latin of Sir Thomas
More by Bishop Burnet. Glasgow, 1743. 8vo.

The Life of Sir Thomas More, Lord High Chan-
cellor of England, under Henry VIII. Lond. 1726.
8vo.

Life and DeatL See Hearne (Thomas). Mackin-
tosh (Sir James). Eoper (William).

MOEEAU (Cesar).

Chronological Eecords of British Finance, from the
Earliest Period to the Present Time. Lond. 1827.
folio.

The Past and Present Statistical State of Ire-
land, exhibited in a Series of Tables. Lond. 1827.
foUo.

MOHEHEAD (Eobert), D.D.

The Tour of the Holy Land, in a Series of Conversa-
tions. Edinh. 1831. 12mo.

Memorials of the Life and Writings of the Eev.
Eobert Morehead, D.D., Eector of Easington, York-
shire, and one of the Ministers of St Paul's Episcopal
Chapel, Edinburgh. Edited by his son, Charles More-
head, D.D. Edinh. 1875. post 8vo.

MOEEHEAD (William), of Herhertshire.

Spaccio deUa Bestia &c. Translated. See Bruno (Jo).

MOEEL (Alexandre-Jean).

Principe Acoustique, nouveau et universel, de la
Thdorie Musicale, ou Musique Expliqu^e. Paris, 1816.
8vo.

MOEEL (LeoN).

La Provence Illustrde, ou Prdcis de I'Histoire de Pro-
vence, depuis rOccupation Eomaine jusqu'a nos Jours.
2 vols. Garpentras, 1843. 8vo.

MOEELL (J. D.)

Historical and Critical View of the Speculative
Philosophy of Europe in the Nineteenth Century.
2 vols. Lond. 1846. 8vo.

On the Philosophical Tendencies of the Age ; being
Four Lectures, delivered at Edinburgh and Glasgow in
January 1848. Lond. 1848. 8vo.

The Philosophy of Eeligion. Lond. 1849. 8vo.

MOEELL (Thomas), D.D.

Notes and Annotations on Locke on the Human
Understanding. Lond. 1794. 8vo.

Lexicon Grseco-Prosodiacum, permultis in locis cor-
rexit, et auxit, Edv. Maltby, D.D. Cantahrigiw, 1815.
royal 4to.

MOEELL— MORICE.

697

MOEELL (Thomas), D.D. —Cmiliimed.

Elements of the History of Philosophy and Science
from tlie Earliest Authentic Kccords to the Commence-
ment of the Eighteenth Century. Loud. 1827. 8vo.

Seneca's Epistles, Translated. See Seneca.

MOKELLET (l'Abbk Andr£).

Mdmoire sur la Situation actuelle de la Compagnie
des Indes. — R6ponse, par Necker. — Examen de la
Espouse de M. Necker au Mdmoire. In 1 vol. Paris,
1769. 4to.

Memoires sur le Dixhuitieme Siicle, et sur la Eevolu-
tion : precedes de I'Eloge de Morellet par M. Lemontey.
2 vols. Farts, 1821. 8vo.

Lettres Inedites de I'Abbe Morellet, sur I'Histoire
Politique et Litteraire des ann(5e8 1806 et 1807, pour
faire Suite a ses Memoires. Paris, 1822. 8vo.

MO REE (TnoyiAs), Minister of St Ann's, Aldersgate,
London.

A Short Account of Scotland, being a Description of
the Nature of that Kingdom, and what the Constitution
of it is in Church and State. Lond. 1715. 8vo.

MOR^RI (Louis), D.D.

Le Grand Dictionnaire Historique, ou le Melange
Curieux de I'Histoire Sacrde et Profane, par M. Louis
Mor^ri, Pretre, Docteur en Th(5ologie. Nouvelle
edition, dans laquelle on a refondu les Supplemens de
M. I'Abbo Gouget, le tout revu, corrigu et augmentc,
par M. Drouet, 10 vols. Paris, 1759. folio.

MORES (Edw. Eowb).

Nomina et insignia Gentilitia NobUium Equitumque
sub Eduardo primo Eege militantium. Accedunt
Classes Exercitus Edvardi Tertii Regis, Caletem obsi-
dentis. Oxonice, 1749. 4to.

MOREWOOD (Samuel).

Essay on the Inventions and Customs of both
Ancients and Modems, in the Use of Fermenting
liquors. With an Historical View of the Extent and
Practice of Distillation. Lond.lMi. 8vo.

MORGAN (Augustus de).

Formal Logic ; or the Calculus of Inference, Neces-
sary and Probable. Lond. 1847. 8vo.

MOEGAN (J.)

Complete History of Algiers, with an Epitome of the
General History of Barbary. 2 vols. Lond. 1728.
4to.

Phoenix Britannicus ; being a Miscellaneous Collec-
tion of Scarce and Curious Tracts. Lond. 1 732. 4to.

MORGAN (Sydnkv Owenson, Ladt).
France in 1816. Lond. 1^17. 4to.
Italy. 2 vols. Lond. 1821. 4to.
Absenteeism. Lond. 1825. 8vo.
The Life and Times of Salvator
Lond. 1828. 8vo.

France in 1829, 1830. 2 vok Lmul. 1830. 8vo.
The Book of the Boudoir. 2 vok Lorn/. 1829, 8Ta

Boss. 2 ToU.

MOEGAN (Sylvanub).

The Sphere of Gentry, deduced from the PrinciplM
of Nature ; being an Historical and Genealogical Work
of Arms and Blazon, in four Books. Lond. 1661. folio.

Armilogia, sive Ars Chromocritica ; the Langaage of
Arms by the Colours and Metals. Lotul. 1666. 4to.

MORGAN (Sir Thomas).

Memoirs of Major-General Morgan, containing a
Relation of his Progress in France and Flanders, with
the Six Thousand British Forces, in the years 1657 and
1658, at the taking of Dunkirk, &c., under the Command
of Lockhart of Lee, Ambassador at the Conrt of
France, and Governor of Dunkirk GUugow, 1762.
12mo.

MORGAN (Sib Thomas Charles), M.D.
Eulogium on Sir Samuel Romilly. See Constant (B.)
Sketches of the Philosophy of Morals. Lond. 1822.

8vo.

MORGAN (William).

Memoirs of the Life of the Eev. Eichard Price.
Lond. 1815. 8vo.

The Principles and Doctrine of Assurances, Annuities
on Lives, and Contingent Eeversions, stated and ex-
plained. Lond. 1821. 8vo.

Edition of Price on Annuities. See Prick (Riobaro).

MORHOFF (Daniel Geobg.).

Polyhistor Litterarius, Philosophicus, et PracticaE^
Edit, quarta. Cui prasfationem etc. prasmisit Jo. Alb.
Fabricius. 2 vols. Lubecw, 1747. 4to.

MORI da Ckno (Ascanio De).

Novelle. Londra (Livorno), 1794. small 8va

MORICE (D. Hyacinthe), et Taillandibb (Charles).

M6moires pour servir de Preuves k I'Histoire EccUsi-
astique et Civile de Bretagne, avec lea Preuves. 3 vol*.
Paris, 1742-1746. folio.

Histoire Eccl&iastique et Civile de Bretagne. 2 vols.

Paris, 1750-1756. folio.

4 T

698

IMOKIER— MORRIS.

MORIER (James).

A Journey through Persia, Armenia, and Asia Minor
to Constantinople, in the years 1808 and 1809, with
an account of the Mission, under Sir Harford Jones,
Bart., to the Court of Persia. Lond. 1812. 4to.

A Second Journey through Persia, Armenia, and
Asia Minor, to Constantinople, between the years 1810
and 1816, with an account of H.M. Embassy, under Sir
Gore Ouseley, Bart.. Lond. 1818. 4to.

MORINUS (Joannes).

Exercitationum Ecclesiasticorum Libri duo : de Patri-
archamm et Primatum origine, atque Antiqua Censu-
rarum in Clericos Natura et Praxi. Lutetice Parisionmi,
1626. 4to.

Antiquitates Ecclesia; Orientalis clariss. Virorum
Dissertationibus Epistolicis enucleatie ; quibus prsefixa
est Jo. Morini Vita. Lo«tZ. 1682. 12mo.

MORISON (John). Advocate.
Report of the Proceedings before the Court of Session,
in the case of M'lver v. M'lver. Edinb. 1859. 8vo.

MORISOF (Robertus).

Hortus Regius Blessensis Aueta : Prasludia Botanica.
Lond. 1669. 12mo.

MORISON ("William Maxwell), Advocate.

The Decisions of the Court of Session, from its first
Institution to the present time. Digested under proper
heads, in the form of a Dictionary. With Index,
Synopsis, Appendix, and Supplement. Bound in 27
vols. Edinh. 1801-1816. 4to.

Dictionary of Decisions, Index to. See Decisions.

Supplement to. See Brown (M. P.)

Decisions of the Court of Session, 1733-1752. See
Grant (Patrick), of Elchies.

MORLAND (Sir Samuel).

The History of the Evangelical Churches of the
Valleys of Piemont ; with a Relation of the late Bloody
Massacre in 1655, and a Narrative of all the following
transactions. Lond. 1658. folio.

MORLEY (Henry).

English Writers. Vol. I. Part 1. : Celts and Anglo-
Saxons; with an Introductory Sketch of the Four
Periods of English Literature. — Vol I. Part 2 : From
the Conquest to Chaucer. — Vol. II. Part 1 : From
Chaucer to Dunbar. 3 vols. Lond. 1866, 1867. 8vo.

Palissy the Potter ; The Life of Bernard Palissy of
Saintes, his Labours and Discoveries in Art and Science,
and Selections from his Works. 2 vols. Lond. 1852.
post 8vo.

MORLEY (William H.)

An Analytical Digest of the Reported Cases decided
in the Suj)reme Courts of Judicature in India, in the
Courts of the Honourable East India Company, and an
Appeal from India, by Her Majesty in Council; together
with an Introduction, Notes, illustrative and explana-
tory, and an Appendix. 2 vols. Lond. 1 850. royal 8vo.

MORMONS (The), oh Latter-Day Saints; with
Memoirs of the Life and Death of Joseph Smith, the
American Mahomet. Lond. 1851. post 8vo.

5I0RNACIUS (Antonius) in Senatu Paris. Patronug.

Observationes in Viginti-quatuor Ubros Digestorum,
et Librum primum Codicis, ad usum Fori Gallici.
Parieiis, 1616. folio.

MORNAY (Philippe de Duplessis).

M6moLres, contenans divers Discours, Instructions,
Lettres, et Depesches. 2 vols. La Forest, \&2i. 4to.

Memoires et Correspondance de Duplessis Mornay,
pour servir a I'Histoire de la Reformation et des Guerres
Civiles et Religieuses en France, depuis I'an 1571,
jusqu'en 1623. Edition complete, publiee sur les
manuscrits originaux, et precedde des Memoires de
^Madame de Mornay sur la Vie de son Mari, ecrits par
elle meme, pour I'instruction de son fils. 12 vols.
Paris, 1824, 1825. 8vo.

MORRELL (Capt. Benjamin).

Narrative of Four Voyages to the South Sea, North
and South Pacific Ocean, &c., from the year 1822 to
1831. New York, 1832. 8vo.

MORREN (Rev. Nathaniel), Minister at Greenock.

Annals of the General Assembly of the Church of
Scotland for 1739 to 1766. 2 vols. Edinh. 1838,
1840. 12mo.

MORRICE (Rev. Thomas).

A Collection of the State Letters of Roger Boyle, first
Earl of Orrery, Lord President of Munster in Ireland ;
a Series of Correspondence between the Duke of
Ormonde, and his Lordship, from the Restoration to
the year 1668 ; with his Life, and Answer to Peter
Welsh. Lond. 1742. folio.

MORRIS (Cobbtn).

Essay towards fixing the true standard of Wit,
Humour, Raillery, Satire, and Ridicule; to which is
added an Analysis of the characters of an Humourist,
Sir John Falstaff, Sir Roger de Coverley, and Don
Quixote. Lond. 1744. 8vo.

MORRIS (Rev. Francis Orpen).
A History of British Birds ; with Coloured Engrav-
ings. 4 vols. Lond. 1851, 1855. royal 8vo.

MORlilS— MORTON.

MORRIS (Rev. Francis Orpeh)— Continued.

A Natural History of the Nests and Eggs of British
Birds; with Coloured Plates. 2 vols. Lond. 1853,
1855. royal 8vo.

A History of British Butterflies, with Coloured Plates.
Lond. 1853. royal 8 vo.

MORRIS (John Williams).

Memoirs of the Life and "Writings of the Rev. Andrew
Fuller, Secretary to the Baptist Missionary Society.
Lond. 1816. 8vo.

MORRIS (M.)

Voyage de M. Bergmann. See Bergmann (Benjamin).
MORRIS (Richard).

Essays on Landscape Gardening, and on uniting
Picturesque Effect with Rural Scenery. Lo7id. 1825. 4to.

MORRIS (R.), and Finlason (W. F.)
The Common Law Procedure Act, with numerous
Notes ; to which are added the New Rules and Orders,
Tables of Fees, &c. Lond. 1853. 12mo.

MORRIS (Robert).

Lectures on Architecture, consisting of Rules founded
upon Harmonic and Arithmetical proportions in Build-
ing. Lond. 1734. 8vo.

MORRIS (Thomas).

The Provosts of Methven : Biographical notices of
the Provosts, with Charters and other Documents relat-
ing-to the Provostry. i:dinb. 1875. 4to.

MORRIS (Valentine).

A Narrative of the Official Conduct of Valentine
Morris, Esq., Governor of the Island of St Vincent.
Written by himself. Lond. 1787. 8vo.

MORRIS (William).

The Earthly Paradise : a Poem (a Collection of Tales
in Verse). 4 vols. Lond. 1870, 1871. post 8vo.

Love is Enough; or the Freeing of Pharamond: a
Morality. Lond. 1873. 4to.

MORRIS (William O'Connor).

Letters on the Land Question of Ireland. By W. O.
Morris, the ' Times ' Special Commissioner. Lond.
1870. post 8vo.

MORRISON (Robert), D.D.

A Dictionary of the Cliinese Language, in three Parts.
Part I., containing Chinese and English, arranged accord-
ing to the radicals; Part TI., Chinese and English, arranged
alphabetically; and Part III , English and Chinese. 5 vols.
Macao (East India Company's Press), 1815-1822. 4to.

Memoirs of the Life and Labours of Robert Morrison,
D.D. Compiled by his Widow ; with Critical Notices
of his Chinese Works by Samuel Kidd. 2 vols. Lond.
1839. 8vo.

MORRONA (Alessandbo da).
Pisa lUustrata nello Arti lei DiMgno. 3 toU,
Livorno, 1812. small 8vo.

MORS (RoDKnycK).

The Complaint of lioderyck Mora [by R. Brioklow],
Bomtyme a Gray-Fryro, vuto the Parliaiueut Uoiue of
Ingland, hys naturall countroy, for the rednwM of
certein wycked lawee, eve] I cu«tunie«, and cruell
decrees. Imprinted at Geneie in Havoye by ilygluU-
boye. (No date, c. 1536.) 12mo.

MORSE (Jedidiah), D.D.

The American Geography; Or a View of the proaeut
Situation of the United States of America, with a View
of the Settlements of the British, &c.. on the Continent
and in the West Indies. Lond. 1794. 4to.

MORTAL LIFE; and the State of the Soul after
Death. By a Protestant Layman. Lond. 1833. 8va

MORTHLAND (Charles), Professor in the Univer-
sity of Glasgotv.

An Account of the Government of the Church of
Scotland, as it is Established by Law, and of the Dis-
cipline and Worship, presently practised by thatChuicb.
(Anon.) Lond. 1708. 4to.

MORTIMER (Thomas).

A new History of England, from the earliest Accoonta
of Britain, to the Ratification of the Peace of Venaillea,
1763. 3 vols. Lond. 1764-1766. folio.

MORTIMER (Thomas).

Every Man his own Broker, a Guide to the Stock
Exchange. Lond. 1791. 12mo.

MORTON (Edward).

Travels in Russia, and a Residence at St Petersburg
and Odessa in 1827-1829. Lond. 1830. Svo.

MORTON (Harriet).

Protestant Vigils ; or, Evening Records of a Journey
in Italy, in 1826 and 1827. 2 vols. Lond. 1829. Svo.

MORTON (Ret. James), B.D., Vicar of Hdhtaeh.

The Monastic Annals of Teviotdale; or, the Uistoijr
and Antiquities of the Abbeys of Jedburgh, Kelso,
Melrose, and Dryburgh. Illustrated with Plates. Edimh.
1832. (Large paper,) folio.

Memoir of Dr John Leyden. See Leyden (Jobn).

MORTON (Rev. John).

The Natural History of Northamptonshire, with some
Account of the Antiquities. Lond. 1712. folio.

MORTON (Nathaniel).

New England's Memorial, with special reference to the
first Colony thereof called New-Plimouth, continued to
the year 1668. Fifth Edition, with large additions, and
an Appendix, by John Davis. Boston, 182^. 8vo.

700

MORTON— MOTIIE LE VAYEH.

MORTON (Samuel George), M.D.

Crania Americana; or, a Comparative View of the
Skulls of various Aboriginal Nations of North and
South America ; to which is prefixed an Essay on the
Varieties of the Human Species. Philadelphia, 1839.
imperial 4to.

MORTON (Thomas). See Plays (Collection of).

MORTON (T. C.) Barrister.
A Practical Treatise of the Law of Vendors and Pur-
chasers of Chattels Personal Lo7id. 1837. 8vo.

MORTON.

Registnim Honoris de Morton : A Series of Ancient
Charters of the Earldom of Morton, with other Original
Papers. 2 vols. JSdinb. 1853. ito. (Bannatyne Club).

MORUS (Alexander).

In Novum Eoedus Notae. See Observationes

SELECTaU

MORUS (Monsieur).

Sermons sur les Sections du Catechisme des Eglises
Reformfees de France. 2 vols. Geneve, 1695. 12mo.

MORUS (Hbnricus) Soc. Jem Sacerdos.

Historia Provincise Anglicanse Societatis lesu, ab
anno Salutis 1580, ad ejusdem Sseculi annum 1635.
Avdomari, 1660. folio.

MORUS (Henricus), D.D. See More (Dr Henry).

MORYSON (Fynes).

An History of Ireland from the year 1599 to 1603.
AVith a short Narration of the State of the Kingdom
from the year 1169. 2 vols. Dublin, 1735. 8vo.

An Itinerary, by Fynes Moryson, Gent. ; containing
liis Teu Years' Travel through the twelve Dominions of
Germany, Bohmerland, Switzerland, Netherland, Den-
marke, Poland, Italy, Turkey, France, England, Scot-
land, and Ireland. Lond. 1617. foUo.

MOSCHELES (Ignace).

Life of Beethoven. See Beethoven (L. Van).

MOSCHINI (L'Abb^).

Itineraire de la Ville de Venise, et des Hes Circon-
voisines. Venise, 1819. 12 mo.

MOSCHUS (Carmina). See Bion.
Translation. See Polwhele (Richard).

MOSCHZISKER (Franz Adolph).

A Guide to German Literature: or. Manual to facili-
tate an acquaintance with the German Classic Authors.
A Selection of Examples from the best Authors, with a
Biographical and Critical Sketch of each, in English.
By Professor Fr. Adolph Moschzisker, of the University
•of Leipzig. 2 vols. Lund. 1850. post. 8vo.

MOSES (Henry). See Canova (Ant.)

MOSELY (William).

Reports of Cases in the High Court of Chancery,
during the time of Lord Chancellor King (1726-1730).
Dublin, 1793. 8vo.

MOSHEMIUS (Jo. Laurkntius), D.D.

Notes and Dissertations on Cudworth's Intellectual
System. See Cudworth (Ralph).

Historia Tartarorum Ecclesiastica. Helrmtadtii, 1 74 1 .
4to.

Commentationes et Orationes varii argument!. Col-
legi schedir perill Auctoris recensuit et prsefatus est Jo.
Petrus Miller. Hamburgi, \7 51. 8vo.

Dissertationum ad Sanctiores Disciplinas pertinentium
Syntagma. Lipsix, 1733. 4to.

De Rebus Christianorum ante Constantinum Magnum,
Commentarii. Helmstadtii, 1753. 4to.

Dissertationum ad Historiam Ecclesiasticam pertinen-
tium, Editio tertia, accuratior et emendatior. 2 vols.
AUonm et Lubecm, 1767. 8vo.

An Ecclesiastical History, Antient and Modern, from
the Birth of Christ to the beginning of the present
Century. Translated, with Notes, by Archibald Mac-
laine, D.D. 6 vols. Lond. 1782. 8vo.

Mosheim's Institutes of Ecclesiastical History, Ancient
and Modem; a new and literal Translation, with Notes,
by James Murdock, D.D. ; Revised, and supplementary
Notes added, by James Seaton Reid, D.D. Lond. 1863.
8vo.

Commentaries on the Affairs of the Christians before
the time of Constantine the Great; or, an Enlarged
View of the Ecclesiastical History of the First Three
Centuries. Translated from the Latin, by Robert
Studley Vidal. 3 vols. Lond. 1813, 1835. 8vo.

MOSS (Joseph William).

A Manual of Classical Bibliography; comprising a
copious detail of the various Editions, Commentaries,
and Translations of the Greek and Latin Classics.
2 vols. Lond. 1825. 8vo.

MOSS (W. G.)

The History and Antiquities of the Parochial Church
of St Saviour, Southwark. Illustrated by a Series of
Engravings from Drawings by W. G. Moss ; the Histo-
rical and Descriptive Delineations by the Rev. J.
Nightingale. Lond. 1818. 4to.

MOTHE LE VAYER (FRANgois Sieub de la).
CEuvres: Troisi6me edition, reveue, corrig^e, et
augmentee. 2 vols. Paris, 1662. folio.

MOTIIE FENELOX— MOXON.

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ISrOTHE FENELON (B. de La).

Correspondance Diplomatique de Beitrand de Salignac
de La Mothe Fenelon, Ambassadeur de France en Angle-
terre, &c. 1568-1575. (Edited by M. Alex. Teulet.)
7 vols. Paris, 1838, 1840. Svo.

MOTHERWELL (William).

Minstrelsy, Ancient and Modern; with an Historical
Introduction and Notes. Glasgow, 1827. 4to.

Poetical Works, with Memoir, by James M'Conechy.
Glasgow, 1847. 12mo.

MOTLEY (John Lothrop), D.C.L.

History of the United Netherlands, from the Death
of William the Silent to the Twelve Years' Truce, 1609.
4 vols. Lond. 1867. Svo.

History of the United Netherlands, from the Death
of William the Silent (Prince of Orange, 1 584), to the
Twelve Years' Truce (1G09). New Edition. 4 vols.
Lond. 1869. crown Svo.

The Else of the Dutch Republic; a History. 3 vols.
Lond. 1856. Svo.

The Life and Death of John of Barneveld, Advocate
of Holland ; with a View of the Primary Causes and
Movements of the Thirty Years' War. 2 vols. Lond.
1874. Svo.

MOTRAYE (AuBRY de La).

Travels through Europe, Asia, and into part of Africa.
Second Edition, revised by the Author. 2 vols. Vol. III.
Travels in Prussia, Russia, Poland, &c. Translated
from the French. 3 vols. Lond. \7 32. folio.

INIOTT (Valentine), M.D.

Travels in Europe and the East. Lond. (Neia York),
1842. Svo.

MOTTE (Andrew).

The Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy,
by Sir Isaac Newton ; translated into English by
Andrew Motte. To which are added, the Laws of the
IMoon's Motion, according to Gravity, by John Machin.
2 vols. Lond. 1729. 8vo.

MOTTE (Ant. H. de la).

Fables Nouvelles : avec un Discours sur la Fable.
Paris, 1719. 4to.

MOTTEUX (Peter Antony). See Cervantes (M de).
Urquhart (Sir Thomas).

MOTTEVILLE (Fr.vncoite Bertaud, Dame de).

Memoirs of Anne of Austria, Wife to Louis XIII. of
France, and Regent from his Death to the Accession of
Louis XIV. Translated. 5 vols. Lond. 1726. 12mo.

MOUFETUS (Thomas).

Insectorum sive Minimorum Animalium Thettram :
olim ab Ed. Wottono, Conr. Gesnoro, Thomaque Pennio
inchoatura; tandem Tho. MoufeU open perfectum.
Loadini, 1634. folio.

MOULE (Thomas).

Bibliotheca Heraldica Magnic Britannie. An An*Iy.
tical Catalogue of Books of Genealogy, Heraldry,
Nobility, Knighthood, and Ceremonies ; and a Supple^
ment enumerating the principal Foreign Genealogical
Works. Lond. 1822. 4to.

Description of Great Britain, Illustrated. Stt
West ALL (William).

Essay on the Roman Villas of the Augustan Age,
their Architectural Disposition and Enrichments ; and
un the Remains of Roman Domestic Edilicea discovered
in Great Britain. Lond. 1833. Svo.

MOULIN (L. Du). See Molin^ds.

MOULTRIE (Rev. John).

Poems ; new edition, with Memoirs, by Rev. Preben-
dary Coleridge, and M. H. Bloxam. With Lays of the
English Church, 2 vols. Lond, 1876. post Svo.

MOUNSEY (Augustus A.)

A Journey through the Caucasus and the Interior of

Persia. Lond. 1872. Svo.

MOUNTAGUE (James).

The Old Bailey Chronicle; containing an Account of
the Lives, Trials, and Confessions of the most Notorious
Offenders, who have suffered Death, or other Kxemplaiy
Punishments, in Britain and Ireland. 4 vols. LjiuL
1788. Svo.

MOUNTMORRES (Lord).

History of the Principal Transactions of the Irish
Parliament, from 1634 to 1666. With a Discourse on
the Ancient Parliaments of that Kingdom. 2 vols.
Lond. 1792. Svo.

The Danger of the Political Balance of Europe.
Translated from the French of the King of Sweden, by
Lord Mountmorris. Lond. 1790. 12ma

MOURNERS COMPANION (The). With an Li-
troductory Essay, by Robert Gordon, D.D. Glatgon;
1825. 12mo.

MOWBRAY (John T.), Writer to the Signet.

An Analysis of the Conveyancing (Scotland) Act,
1874, 37 and 38 Vict. cap. 94. With an Appendi.x
containing the Act. Edinb. 1874. Svo.

MOXON (Joseph).

Mechanick Exercises : or, the Doctrine of Handy-
Works. Lond. 1693. 4to.

702

MOXOX— MUli;.

MOXON (JflSEPH) — Continued.

A Tutor to Astronomy and Geography, or an easie
and speedy way to know the use of hoth the Glohes,
Celestial and Terrestrial. Whereunto is added the
Antient Poetical Stories of the Stars. Lond. 1686.
small 4 to.

MOYEN AGE ET EENAISSANCE

Le Moyen Age et la Eenaissance : Histoire et De-
sciption des Mojurs et Usages, du Commerce et de
rindustrie, des Sciences, des Arts, des Litt6ratures, ct
des Beaux- Arts, en Europe, 500-1600. Direction Lit-
t(5raire do M. P. Paul Lacroix ; Direction Artistique de
M. Ferdinand Sere. 5 vols. Paris, 1848-1 85 i. 4to.

Les Arts, Moeurs, Usages, &c., au Moyen Age. See
Lacroix (Paul). 1869. 4to.

MOYEN AGE. Sec Annales.

Moyen Age Monumental et Arch6ologique, d'apr(5s les
Dessins de M. Chapuy. Par Eamee (Daniel), Arclii-
tecte. (Livraisons 1-45.) Paris, 1843. folio.

MOYSIE (David).

Memoirs of the Affairs of Scotland; containing an
impartial Account of the most remarkahle Transactions
in that Kingdom, from 1577 to 1603 ; together with a
Discourse of the Conspiracy of the Earl of Gowry.
Edinb. 1755. 12mo.

Memoirs of the Affairs of Scotland. 1577-1603.
(Edited by James Dennistoun.) Edinb. 1830, 4to.
(Bannatyne and Maitland Clubs.)

MO Z APT (Wolfgang Amadeus).

Letters of 17G9-1791. Translated from the Collection
of Ludwig Nohlby Lady Wallace. 2 vols. Lond. 1865.
post 8vo.

Life and Correspondence of Mozart. See Holmes
(Edward).

MUDFOED (William).

Memoirs of Prince Eugene; Translated from the
French. Lond. 1811. 8vo.

An Historical Account of the Campaign in the Nether-
lands in 1815, under the Duke of Wellington and Mar-
shal Prince Blucher, comprising the Battles of Ligney,
Quatre Bras, and Waterloo ; with a detailed narrative
of the Political Events down to the Surrender of Paris;
with Plates from Drawings made on the spot, hy James
Rouse. Lond. 1817. imperial 4to.

MUDGE (Lieut. Col. William), DALBY (Isaac),
AND COLBY' (Capt. Thomas).

An Account of the Operations for a Trigonometrical
Survey of England and Wales, from 1784 to 1809. 3
vols. Lond. 1799-1811. 4to '

MUDIK (James).

The Felonry of New South Wales, with Anecdotes
of Botany Bay Society. Lond. 1837. 8vo.

MUDIE (Eobert).

Anonymous Works. See Babylon the Great,
Edinburgh (Modern Athens).

The Feathered Tribes of the British Islands. 2 vols.
Lond. 1834. 8vo.

Mudie's British Birds : or, History of the Feathered
Tribes of the British Island. Fourth edition, Eevised
by W. C. L. Martin. 2 vols. (Bohn's Illustrated
Library). Lond. 1854. 12mo.

MUET (Pierre le).

Maniers de bien Bastir pour toutes sortes de Per-
sonnes. Paris, 1681. folio.

MUGGE (Theodore).

Switzerland in 1847, and its Condition, Political,
Social, and Physical, before the War. Edited by Mrs
Percy Sinnett. 2 vols. Lond. 1858. post 8vo.

MtJHLENBEUCH (Christian Frid.)
Doctrina Pandectarum. 3 vols. Halis Saxonum,
1838-1840. 8vo.

MlJHLENFELS (Ludwig Von), LL.D.

An Introduction to a Course of German Literature.
Lond. 1830. 8vo.

Deutsche Anthologie : A Manual of German Poetry
and Prose, consisting of progressive Examples of the
best Writers. 2 vols. Lond. 1841. 12mo.

MtJHLMANN (Dr Gostav).

Handworterbuch der Lateinischen Sprache. Wurz-
hurg, 1843. 8vo.

MUIE (Francis).

The Stamp and Tax Office Manual; being a Guide to
the PubUc in their Transactions with the Stamp and
Tax Office. Edinb. 1861. post 8vo.

MUIE (Eev. George).

The Parable of the Sower, Illustrated and Applied.
Lond. 1769. 12mo.

MUIE (John), D.D.

Discourses delivered in the Scottish National Church,
Crown Court, London, in August and September 1855.
Glasgow, 1856. Svo.

MUIE (John), D.C.L, LL.D.

Eeligious and Moral Sentiments, Metrically Eendered
from Sanskrit Writers; with an Introduction, and an
Appendix containing exact Translations in Prose,
Edinb. 1875. post 8vo.

MUIR— MtJLIEli.

703

MUIR (Thomas S.)

Descriptive Notices of some of the Ancient Parochial
and Collegiate Churches of Scotland. (Anon). Lotul.
1848. 8vo.

MUIR (William), D.D., Minister of St Stephens,
Edinburgh.

Discourses, Explanatory and Practical, on the Epistle
of St Jude. Glasgow, 1822. 8vo.

Sermons on the Characters of the Seven Churches in
Asia, described in the Book of Eevelation. Edin. 1830.
12mo.

Practical Sermons on the Character and Work of the
Holy Spirit. Edinh. 1842. small 8vo.

MUIR (Rev. Wlliam), Minister of Dysart.
Notices from the Local Records of Dysart. 1852.
The Family of Mure of Eowallan. See Mure
(Sir W.)

' MUIRHEAD (James Patrick), Advocate.

The Origin and Progress of the Mechanical Inventions
of James Watt, Illustrated by his Correspondence with
his Friends and the Specifications of his Patients.
3 vols. Land. 1854. 8vo.

See Abaqo (M.) and Watt (James).

MULCASTER (Richard).

Positions wherein those Primitive Circumstances be
Examined, which are necessarie for the Training up of
Children, either for SkiU in their Booke, or Health in
their Bodie. Loud. 1581. 4to.

MULDER (Professor G. J.)

The Chemistry of Vegetable and Animal Physiology.
Translated by Dr P. F. H. Fromberg j with Introduction
and Notes by James F. W. Johnston. Edinh. \?)iSi. 8vo.

MULLALLA (James), LL.B.

A View of Irish Affairs, since the Revolution of 1688
to 1795. 2 vols. Duhlin, 1795. 8vo.

Proceedings of the Delegates of Ireland on the sub-
ject of Parliamentary Reform. Dublin, 1784. 8vo.

MULLER (Christine).

The Burgomaster's Family : or. Weal and Woe in a
Little World. Translated from the Dutch, by Sir John
Shaw Lefevre. Lond. 1873. post 8vo.

MtJLLER (Jean de).

Histoire des Suisses. Traduite de I'Allemand de
Muller. Avec la Continuation, par P. H. Mallet. 1 1 vols.
Lausanne, 1794-1801. 8vo.

Lettres a ses amis MM. de Bonstetten et Gleim.
Paris, 1812. 8vo.

MULLER (John),

Collection of his Worka on Mathematics, Fortifica-
tions, &c. 8 vols, in 7. 8vo.

Vol. I. and II. Element* of Mathematics. Third adltion. 2
Tola, in I. Lrnul. 17S6.

III. Treatixe on the Kli'inentaiy Put of Fortifica-

tion. Fourtli edition. Land. 1782.

IV. Treatise on the Practical Part of FortificatioiH.

Third edition. Land. 1774.

V. The AtUck and Defence of Fortified FUcM.

Second edition. Loml. 1757.

VI. The Field Kngineer of M. le Cher, de ClaiiM.

Translated. Second e<lition. Lond. 1778.
VII. TnatUcof Artaiery. Third edit j^mrf. 1780.
VIII. Appendix or Supplement to the Treatiie of
Artillery. Lond. 17t}8.

Treatise on the Elementary Part of Fortification
Lond. 1756, *8vo.

MULLER (Karl Uttfried), Professor in the Uni-
versity of Gijttingen.

The History and Antiquities of the Doric Race.
Translated from the German by Henry Tufnell and
Sir George ComewaU Lewis. Secondedi tiou. Revised.
2 vols. Lond. 1839. 8vo.

Ancient Art and its Remains : or, a Manual of the
Archaeology of Art. New edition, with numerous
additions by F. G. Welcker, Translated from the
German by Jolin Leitch. Lond. 1852. 8vo.

MULLER (John Von).

An Universal History, in Twenty-four Books. Tiaoa-
lated from the German. 3 vols. Lond. 1818. Svo.

MULLER (Dr Julius), Professor of Theology in the
University of Halle.

The Christian Doctrine of Sin. Translated from the
German of the Fifth edition, by the Rev. Wm. Urwick.
(Clark's Foreign Theological Library). 2 vols. Edinb.
1868. 8vo.

MULLER (Prof. J.), M.D.

Elements of Physiology. Translated from the Ger-
man; with Notes, by William Baly, M.D. 2 vol*
Lond. 1838, 1842. Svo.

Principles of Physics and Meteorology, Lond. 1847,
8vo.

MULLER (Max), M.A.

Lectures on the Science of language, delivered at
the Royal Institution of Great Britain in 1 86 1. Land.
1861. 8vo.

Chips from a German Workshop. 4 vols. Lond,
1867-1875, Svo.

Vol I. Essays on the Science of Religion,

II. Essays on Mythology, Traditions, and Customs.

III. Essays on Literature, Biography, and Antiquitiea.

IV. Essays chiefly on the Science of Language:

704

MULLER— MU It ATOEI.

MtJLLER (Max.) M.A.—Coiainwd.

The German Classics, from the Fourth to the Nine-
teenth Century. A German Reading Book. Lond.
1858. 12mo.

Introduction to the Science of Religion. Four Lec-
tures delivered at the Roj'al Institution, with Two
Essays. Lond. 1873. post 8vo.

MULLER (Otiio Frid.)

Hydrachnae, quas in Aquis Daniae Palustribus de-
texit, descripsit, pingi et tab. xi. seneis incidi curavit,
Ofcho Fridericus Miiller. Lipsice, 1787. 4to.

MULLER (Dn Wilhelm Chuistian).

Eriefe an Deutsche Freunde von einer Reise durch
Italien, fiber Sachsen, Bohmen, und Oestreich, 1820 und
1821. 2 vols. AUona, 1824. post 8vo.

MULLERS (JoHANN Sebastian).
Annales des Thur und Furstlichen Hauses Sachsen,
von Anno 1400, bis 1700. Weymar, 1701. folio.

MULOCK (Thomas).

The Western Highlands and Islands of Scotland,
socially considered, with reference to Proprietors and
People. Edinh. 1650. 12mo.

MUN (Thomas).

A Discourse of Trade from England unto the East
Indies; answering to divers Objections to the same.
Lond. 1621. 4to.

MUNCHAUSEN.

Histoire et Avautures du Baron de Munchausen.
Bruxelles, 1840. 8vo.

MUNDAY (Anthony). See Palmerin of England.

MUNDELL (Alexander).

Prompt Remarks upon the Report of the Commis-
sioners for Inquiring into the Forms of Process in the
Courts of Law in Scotland. Land. 1824. 8vo.

Suggestions for the Preparation of Causes for Judg-
ment in the Court of Session. I^ond. 1824. 8vo.

The Influence of Interest and Prejudice upon Pro-
ceedings in Parliament, stated. Lond. 1825. Svo.

Reasons for a Revision of our Fiscal Code, addressed
to the Finance Committee. Lond. \?>2?i. 8vo.

Tables, showing the Amount of every Article of Home
Produce and Manufacture exported in every year, from
1814 to 1828. Lond. 1829. 8vo.

The Necessary Operation of the Corn Laws. Lond.
1831. 8vo.

Comparative View of the Industrial Situation of
Great Britain, from the year 1775 to the present time.
Lond. 1832. Svo.

Philosophy of Legislation. An Essay. Lond. 1834.
Svo.

MUNDY (Major-Genehal).

The Life and Correspondence of Admiral Lord
Rodney. 2 vols. Lmid. 1830. Svo.

MUNDY (Captain).

Pen and Pencil Sketches during the Journal of a
Tour in India. 2 vols. Zo«c?. 1832. Svo.

MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS (Scotland).

General and Local Reports of the Commissioners
Appointed to Inquire into the State of the Municipal
Corporations in Scotland. 2 vols. Lond. 1835.
folio.

MUNNOZ DE ESCOBAR (Franoiscus).

De Ratiooiniis Administratorum, et Computationibus
variis aliis, Tractatus prasgnantissimus, Judicibus et
Advocatis pernecessarius. Gomlce,\&Q2. 12mo.

MUNOZ (Juan Bant).

Historia del Nuevo-Mundo. (Vol. I. No second
vol. was published.) Madrid, 1793. 4to.

MUNRO (Innes).

The Defence of Innes Munro, Captain in Lord
Macleod's Higlilanders, against a Charge of Plagiarism
from the "Works of Dr William Thomson; with the
Original Papers on both sides. (Anon.) Lond. 1790.
Svo.

MUNRO (James).

A Practical Grammar of the Scottish Gaelic. Edinh.
1835. 12mo.

MUNSTER (Earl op). See Moodie (T. W. D.)

MURAT (Achille).

A Moral and Political Sketch of the United States
of North America. Zoret?. 1833. Svo.

MURATORI (LuDovicus Antonids).

Annali d'ltalia, dal principio dell' Era volgare sino
all' anno 1749. 18 vols. .3/t7ano, 1818-1821. Svo.

Rerum Italicarum Soriptores ab anno .(Erse Christianie
500 ad 1500, quorum potissima pars nunc primum in
lucem prodit. Additis Tabulis Geographicis, variis
Langobardorum. Eegum Imp., &c. Diplomatibus
antiquo characterum specimine et figuris neis. 25 vols
Mediolani, 1723-1751. folio.

Antiquitates Italicse Medii ^vi, post Declinationem
Romani Imperii ad annum usque 1500. 6 vols.
Mediolani, 1738-1742. folio.

See Castelvetro (Ludovico).

MURCHISON— MURRAY.

705

MURCHISON (Sir Roderick Impey).

Siluria: the History of the Oldest known Rocks
containing Organic Remains; with a brief Sketch of
the Distribution of Gold over the Earth. Lond. 1854.
8vo.

Life of Sir Roderick I. Murchison, Bart., LL.D.,
baaed on his Journals and Letters ; with Notices of his
Scientific Contemporaries, and a Sketch of the Rise and
Growth of Palaeozoic Geology in Britain, by Professor
Archibald Geikie, LL.D. 2 vols. Lond. 1875. 8vo.

MURDIN (Rev. William), B.D.

A Collection of (the Burghley) State Papers, relating
to Affairs in the Reign of Queen Elizabeth, 1671-1596.
See State Papers.

MURDOCH (J. Burn).

Notes and Remarks made in Jersey, France, Italy,
and the Mediterranean. Edinh. 1846. post 8vo.

MURDOCH (James), D.D.

Translation of Mosheim's Ecclesiastical History. See
MOSHEIM (J. L.)

MURDOCH (James).

Manual of Bankrupt Law : or Annotations on the
recent Sequestration Statute, 19 and 20 Vict. cap. 79.
Revised by Hugh Barclay, LL.D. Edinh. 1856. 8vo.

Manual of the Law of Insolvency and Bankruptcy ;
with Annotations on the various Statutes and Forms of
Procedure applicable to these subjects. Third edition.
Edinh. 1863. 8vo.

MURDOCH (Patrick), D.D. See Thomson (James).

MURE (Sir William), of Rowallane.

The History and Descent of the House of Rowallane.
Written in, or prior to 1657. Edited by the Rev. Wil-
liam Muir. Crtesgrojfi, 1825. post 8vo.

The Cry of Blood, 1650. See Moore (Sir
William).

MURE (William), of Caldwell.

A Dissertation on the Calender and Zodiac of Ancient
Egypt; with Remarks on the First Introduction and
Use of the Zodiac among the Greeks. Edinb. 1832.
8vo.

Journal of a Tour in Greece and the Ionian Islands.
2 vols. Edinh. 1842. post 8vo.

A Critical History of the Language and Literature of
Ancient Greece. 5 vols. Z,on(i. 1850-1857. 8vo.

The Caldwell Papers : Selections from the Family
Papers preserved at Caldwell. Part 1, 1496-1853. Vol.
IL Part 1, 1733-1764. Part 2, 1765-1821. 3 vols.
Glasgow, 1854. 4 to. (Maitland Club.)

MUREAU (L A. M.) See L* Puouse (J. F. O.)

MURETUS (Marcus Astokiob).

Orationes, Epistolie, et Poemsta, cam prmafatione et
insignibus augmenti« M. Jacobi Thomaaii Lipiia
1690. 12mo. '

MURHARD (Frederic).

Recueil des Traitds, &c. See Mabtkkb (OiOMn
Fr^d^ric de).

MURPHY (Arthur),

The Life of David Garrick. 2 voU. Lond. 1801.
8vo.

Life of Henry Fielding. See Fielding (H.)
Translations. See Sallust. Tacitus.

MURPHY (James).

A General View of the State of Portugal ; containing
a Topographical Description thereof ; with Obeervationa
on the Portuguese Colonies, &c. By Dominick Van-
delli, LL.D. Lonil. 1798. 4to.

MURPHY (James Cavanah).

The Arabian Antiquities of Spain, in 100 Engnr-
ings, representing the most Remarkable Remains of the
Architecture, Sculpture, Paintings, and Mosaics of the
Spanish Arabs, from Drawings made on the spot;
accompanied by Letterpress Descriptions. Lond. 1816.
atlas folio.

History of the Mahometan Empire in Spain ; con-
taining a General History of the Arabs, their Institu-
tions, Literature, and Manners. Lond. 1816. 4to.

MURPHY (Patrick).

Anatomy of the Seasons, Weather Guide-Book, and
Perpetual Companion to the Almanack. Lond. 1834.
8vo.

MURRAY (Sir Alexander), Bart.

The True Interest of Great Britain, Ireland, and the
Plantations ; with a Proposal for a more Permanent
Union amongst them. Lond. 1740. folio.

MURRAY (Hon. Alexander).

Case of the Hon. Alexander Murray, in an Appeal
to the People of Great Britain, more particularly the
Inhabitants of Westminster. Lond. 1751. Sra

MURRAY (Alexander) D.D., Prqfettor <^ Oruntal
Langxiagea in the University of Edinburgh.

Life and Writings of James Bruce of Kinnaird,
Author of Travels to Discover the Source of the Nile.
Edinh. 1808. 4to.

4(7

706

MUREAY— MURKAY.

MURRAY (Alexander), D.D. — Continued.

History of the European languages ; or, Researches
into the Affinities of the Teutonic, Greek, Celtic, Scla-
vonic, and Indian Nations. Edited by David Scot,
D.D., Corstorphine. With a Life of the Author, by
the Rev. Sir Henry Wellwood Moncreiff, Bart., D.D.
2 vols. Edinh. 1823. 8vo.

MURRAY (Capt. Alexander).

Memoir of the Naval Life and Services of Admiral
Sir Philip C. H. C. Durham, G.C.B., by his Nephew.
Land. 1846. 8vo.

MURRAY (Andrew), Writer to the Signet.
Catalogue of the Coleoptera of Scotland. Edinh.
1853. 12mo.

MURRAY (Hon. Charles Augustus).
Travels in North America during the years 1834,
1835, and 1836. 2 vols. Lond. 1839. 8vo.

MURRAY (Sir David), of Gorthy.

Poems by Sir David Murray of Gorthy.— (The Tragi-
call Death of Sophonisba, Cselia, containing certaine
Sonets, &c., 161 1-1615.) Edited by Thomas Kinnear.
Edinburgh, 1823. 4to. (Bannatyne Club.)

MURRAY (Hugh).

Historical Account of Discoveries and Travels in
Africa, by the late Dr Leyden, enlarged and completed
to the present time. 2 vols. Edinh. 1817. 8vo.

Historical Account of Discoveries and Travels in
Asia. 3 vols. Edinh. 1820. 8vo.

Historical Account of Discoveries and Travels in North
America. 2 vols. Lond. 1829. 8vo.

An Enoyclopaedia of Geography ; comprising a Com-
plete Description of the Earth, Physical, Statistical,
Civil, and Political ; Exhibiting its relation to the Hea-
venly Bodies, the Natural History of each Country, and
the Political Institutions, Commerce, (fee, of aU Nations.
Illustrated by eighty two Maps, and other Engravings.
2 vols. Lond. 1834. 8vo.

History of British India, with a Continuation, com-
prising the (Conquest of Sinde, War in the Punjaub,
&c. Lond. 1849. 12mo.

Translation of Marmontel's Memoirs. See Mar-
MONTEL (Jean ERANyois).

Contributions to the Edinburgh Cabinet Library.
(S^e supra, p. 319.)

Narrative of Discovery and Adventure in the Polar Seas.

1830.
Narrative of Discovery and Adventure in Africa. 1830.
Historical and Descriptive Account of British India.
3 vols. 1832.

MURRAY {YLvgb)— Continued.
Historical and Descriptive Account of China. 3 vols.

1836.
British America. 3 vols. 1839.
History of the United States of America. 3 vols.

1844.
Travels of Marco Polo. (Abridgment.) 1844.

MURRAY (James Stewart, the Regent, Earl of).

Life of the celebrated Regent Moray, Patron of the
Scottish Reformation. By the Author of the Life of
George Wishart, &c. Edinh. 1828. 12mo.

MURRAY (Rev. James).

History of the Churches in England and Scotland.
(Anon.) 3 vols. Nswcadle-upon-Tyne, 1771, 1772.
8vo.

MURRAY (Hon. James Erskine).

A Summer in the Pyrenees. 2 vols. Lond.lSZl. 8vo.

MURRAY (John), London.

A Letter to W. Mason, A.M., Precentor of York.
Lond. 1788. 12mo.

MURRAY (J. Clark), LL.D., Montreal.

The Ballads and Songs of Scotland, in View of their
Influence on the Character of the People. Lond. 1874.
post 8vo.

MURRAY (John), M.D., Lecturer, Edinburgh.

A System of Chemistry. Third edition. 4 vols.
Ed!.nb. 1819. 8vo.

A Comparative View of the Neptunian and Huttonian
Systems of Geology. (Anon.) Edinh. 1802. 8vo.

MURRAY (John).

The Truth of Revelation, demonstrated by an Appeal
to existing Monuments, Sculptures, Gems, Coins, and
Medals. Lond. 1840. 8vo.

MURRAY (John Fisher).

Environs of London : Western Division^ illustrated
with Woodcuts. Lond. and Edinh. 1842. royal 8vo..

MURRAY (Joseph), Advocate.

Reports of Cases Tried in the Jury Court at Edin-
burgh, and on the Circuit, from the Institution of the
Court in 1815 tHl July 1830. 5 vols. Edinh. 1818-
1831. 8vo.

Hints on Pleading (being the Introduction to his
Fifth Volume of Reports of Jury Cases). Edinh. 1831.
8vo.

MURRAY— MURRAY.

Tor

MURRAY (Gbisell Baillie, Lady), of Stanhope.

Memoirs of the Lives and Ciiaracters of the Right
Honourable George Baillie of Jerviswood, and of Lady
Grisell Baillie. By their Daughter. Edited, with an
Account of the Author, by Thomas Thomson. Edinh.
1822. 8vo.

MURRAY (Lindley).

Memoirs of his Life and Writings, in a Series of
Letters, written by himself. York, 1826. 8vo.

MURRAY (RoBERTus) Eq. Aub., [Rob. ManleyI]
Commentariorum de Rebellione Angelicana, ab anno
1640, usque ad annum 1685. Load. 1686. 8vo.

MURRAY (Robert).

Tracts or Proposals, in 1 vol. Lmd. 1678-1696. 4to.

Proposal for a National Bank.

Proposal for the More Easie Advancing to the Crown
any Fixed Sum of Money, to Carry on the War against
France, and Payment of the Debts contracted thereby.

Proposal for Securing our Wool against Exportation.

Reasous oiTer'd to the House of Commons for Trans-
lating the Duty of Excise from Mault-Drinks to Mault.

MURRAY (Hon. Robert Dundas).
A Summer at Port Philip. Edinh. \9,iZ. 12mo.
The Cities and Wilds of Andalucia. 2 vols. Lrnid.
1849. post 8yo.

MURRAY (Sm Thomas), of Glendooh. See Par-
liament, (Acts of).

MURRAY (Thomas), LL.D.

The Literary History of Galloway, from the Earliest
Period to the Present Time. Edinh. 1822. 8vo.

The same. Second edition. Edinh. \^Z2. 8vo.

Biographical Annals of the Parish of Colinton.
Edinh. 1863. post 8vo.

MURRAY (Sir William Keith), of Ochtertijre.
Views in Scotland. See Scotland.

MURRAY'S HOME AND COLONIAL LIBRARY.

Home and Colonial Library, as originally published
by John Murray in separate parts. Lend. 1843-1849.
(Now arranged and bound in 34 vols.) small 8vo.

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6. Morocco and the Moors. By J. Dnmimond Hay.

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8. OUver Cromwell and John Bunyan. By Robert

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OUver Goldsmith. By Washington Irving,
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MUETHLY— MUS£E.

MURTHLY CHAPEL, Perthshire.

The Chapel of St Anthony the Eremite, at Murthly,
Perthshire, the seat of Sir "William Drummond Stewart
of Grantully, Bart. Lithographed by Schenck and
Ghemar, from the Designs of James Gillespie Graham,
Architect, and Alex. Christie, A.R.A.S. Edinb. 1850.
large folio.

MUS^ ANGLICANi^.

Musarum Anglicanarum Analecta, editio quarta, pri-
ribus auctior, 2 vols. Land. 1721. Accedit Vol. iii.
Oxmiice, 1717. 3 vols. 12mo.

MUSARUM DELICIiE.

Facetise: Musarum Delicias; or. The Muses Recrea-
tion, by Sir J. M[ennis]. and Ja. S[mith]., 1656, and
Wit Restor'd, 1658; also "Wits Recreations; with Out-
landish Proverbs, from the edition of 1640, With
Memoirs of Sir John Mennis and Dr James Smith.
(Edited by Thomas Park and Edward Dubois.) 2 vols.
Lond. 1817. post 8vo.

MUS^ EDINENSES.

(1) EI20AIA — Musarum Edinensium in Caroli Regis,
Musarum Tutani ingressu in Scotiam. Edinhurgi 1633.
(2) Scotland's Welcome to Her dread Soveraigne K.
Charles, by David Primrose [1633]. (3) Grampius Gratu-
lation, &c., by "William Douglas. In 1 vol. Edinburgh,
1633, small 4to.

MUSAUS (L A.)

Volksmarchen der Deutschen. Mit einem Vorworts
voD Friedrich Jacobs. (5 parts in one vol.) Gotha,
1838. 12mo.

MUSEUM CRITICUM; or, Cambridge Classical
Researches. (Nos. L-VIIL 1814-1825.) in 2 vols.
Cambridge, 1826. 8vo.

MUSfiE FRANQAIS.

Le Musde Frangais ; Eecueil complet des Tableaux,
Statues, et Bas-Reliefs, qui composent la Collection
Nationale ; avec I'Explication de sujets, et des Discours
Historiques sur la Peiature, la Sculpture, et la Gravure.
Par S. C. Croze-Magnan. 4 vols. Paris, 1803-1809.
imperial folio.

Le Musde Royal, public par Henri Laurent (avec des
Descriptions, par MM. "Viscont, Guizot, et le Comte de
Clarac). 2 vols. Paris, 1816-1822. imperial folio.

MUS^E NAPOLfiON.

Les Monumena Antiques. See Piroli (Thomas).

MUSEUM BRITANNICUM. See British Museum.

MUSEUM CAPITOLINUM.

Musei Capitolini Antiquse Inscriptiones, a Francisco
Eugenlo, Guasco ejusdem Musei Curatore P., nunc
primum conjunctim editse notisque illustratae. 3 vols.
EomcB, 1775. folio.

MUSEO PIO-CLEMENTINO. 5ee Visconti (F. A.)

MUSEO CHIARAMONTL

II Museo Chiaramonti, aggiunto al Pio-Clementino,
con la Dichiarazione. Tomo Primo, 1808. See Visconti
(F. A.)

II Museo Chiaramonti, aggiunto al Pio Clementino,
con la Dichiarazione di Antonio Nibby ; ed il Monu-
ment! Amaranziani, descritti dal Luigi Biondi, Tomo
Secundo e Terzo. 2 vols. Moma, 1837 , I8i3. large folio.

MUSEUM CORTONENSE; in quo Vetera Monu-
menta complectuntur Anaglypha, Thoreumata, Gemmae
inscalptse, insculptseque, quae in Academia Etrusca caeter-
isque nobilium Virorum domibus adservantur; in
plurimis tabulis sereis distributum, atque a Francisco
Valesio, Antonio Fr. Gorio, et Eodolph. Venuti, notis
Ulustratum. Roma, 1750. folio.

MUSEUM ETRUSCUM.

Musei Etrusci quod Gregorius XVI. Pont. Max. in
.(Edibus Vaticanis constituit Monimenta, lineis picturae
exemplLs expressa. 2 vols. (Momce.) In ^dibus
Vaticanis, 1842. large folio.

MUSEO FIORENTINO. Serie di Eitratti degli
excellenti Pittori. See Florence.

MUSEUM FLORENTINUM, exhibens Insigniora
Vetustatis Monumenta, quae Florentiae sunt, etc. See
Florence.

MUSEUM KIRCHEEIANUM
See Kircherus (Athan.)

EESTITUTUM.

MUSEUM OF PAINTING AND SCULPTUEE ;
or, Collections of the Principal Pictures, Statues, and
Bas-Reliefs in the Public and Private Galleries of
Europe. Containing 1150 outline plates by A. R6veil,
with Descriptions in French and English by Duchesne,
senior. Also Supplement. 17 vols. Paris and Lond.
1829-1833. crown Svo.

MUSfiE DE PEINTURE ET DE SCULPTURE,
ou Eecueil des Principaux Tableaux, Statues, et Bas-
Reliefs, des Collections Publiques, et Particuli^res de
I'Europe, par Achille Rdveil, avec des Notices Descrip-
tives Critiques, et Historiques, par Louis et Rend Mdnard.
10 vols. Paris, 1872. crown 8vo.

MUSEUM— MUSICAL.

709

MUSEUM EEGIS ADOLPHI FEIDERICL See
LiNN^us (Cabolus).

MUSEUM THOTTIANUM. See Thott (Otto,
Comes de).

MUSEUM WORSLEYANUM ; or, a CoUection of
Antique Basso-Relievos, Bustos, Statues, and Gems ;
with. Views of Places in the Levant, taken on the spot,
in the years 1785, 86, and 7. 2 vols. Lond. 1824.
royal 4to.

MUSGRAVE (Rev. Geoboe M.)

The Book of the Psalms of David, in English Blank
Verse. See Psalms.

Nooks and Corners in Old France. 2 vols. Lond.
1867. post 8vo.

MUSGRAVE (Sib Eichabd).

Memoirs of the Different Rebellions in Ireland from
the Arrival of the English ; more especially that of 1 798 ;
with a concise History of the Reformation in Ireland.
Second edition. 2 vols. Dublin, 1801. 4to.

MUSGRAVE (Samuel), M.D.

Two Dissertations; 1. On the Grecian Mythology;
2. An Examination of Sir Isaac Newton's Objections to
the Chronology of the Olympiads. Lond. 1782. 8vo.

MUSGRAVE (William), M.D.

Belgium Britannicum, in quo illius limitea, fluvii,
urbes, monumenta, populus, lingua, aliaquo permulta,
exponuatur. Prsefixa est Dissertatio, De Britannia
quondam pene Insula. Iscae Duninonioriim, 1719. 8vo.

Antiquitates Britanno-Belgicse, 4 vols, in 2. 1720. viz.,

1. Belgium Britannicum, in quo illius limites, fluvii,
urbes, monumenta, populus, lingua, aliaque permulta,
exponuntur. Prefixa est Dissertatio, De Britannia
quondam pene Insula. Licae DunTnoniorum, 1719. 8vo.

2. Julii Vitalis Epitaphium ; cum Notis oriticis, expli-
cationeque Hen. DodweUi, et Commentario Guil. Mus-
grave. Iscae Dunmon. 1711. 8vo.

3. Dissertatio de Geta Britannico. Iscae Dunmon.
1714. 8vo.

4. Julii Capitolini Antoninus Geta ; cum Notis Casau-
boni, Gruteri, Salmasii, et Editoris. Cujus accedunt, de
eodem Imperatore, et de Icuncula quondam M. Regis
JSlfredi, Dissertatio. Iscae Dunmon. 1714. 8vo.

MUSHET (Robert).

An attempt to Explain from facts the Effect of the
Issues of the Bank of England upon its own Interests,
Public Credit, and Country Banks. Lond. 1826. 8vo.

MUSIC, History of. See Bubnit (Dr Cbamjb).
Hawkins (Sir John).

Essai 8ur la Musique Ancienne et Modeme. Sm La
BoRDE (J. B. de).

MUSIC. See Hiobland Mubio.

MUSIC (Popular) of England. See Chappei.i.
(William).

MUSICAL ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY.
Series of Works Printed for the Members of the
Society. Lond. 1841-1847. folio.

I. A Mass for Five Voices, composed by Willijun Bywl,

1668.
II. First Set of English Madrigals, for Three, Four,
Fiv«, and Six Voices, composed by John WiJbjf*,
1598.

III. Dido and Mntaa, an Opera, composed by Henry

Purcell, 1676.

IV. First Set of Madrigals of Five ParU, composed by

Orlando Gibbons, 1612.
V. First Book of Ballets to Five Voices, composed by

Thomas Morley, 1695.
VI. Cantiones Sacrse, for Five Voices, compowd by

William Byrd, 1589.

VIL Bonduca: a Tragedy. With Music, composed by

Henry Purcel, 1696.

VIII. First Set of Madrigals for Three, Four, Five, and

Six Voices, composed by Thomas Weelkes, 1897.

IX. Fantasies of Three Parts, for Violas, composed by

Orlando Gibbons, in the Reign of James I.
X. King Arthur, an Opera, composed by Henry

Purcell.
XL First Set of Songs, in Four Parts, composed by

John Dowland, 1596.
XII. The Whole Book of Psalms, with Tunes, in Four
Parts, composed by Thomas Este, 1692.

XIII. Ayres, or Fa Las for Three Voices, composed by

John Hilton, 1627.

XIV. Madrigals to Four Voices, composed by John

Bennett, 1899.
XV. Collection of Anthems, by Composers of the Madri-
galian Era.
XVI. The First Set of Madrigals, composed by Thorns*

Bateson, 16u4.
XVII. The Second Set of Madrigals, composed by John

Wilbye.
XVIII. Parthenia ; or, the First Musick ever printed for
the Virginals.'
XIX. Ode for St CeciUa's Day, 1692, composed by Henry

Purcell.
*^* The above comjdetes the set of the M. A. Soeietj^t
puUicaiiotu.

MUSICAL MISCELLANY (Edinburgh). Ste
Edinbcroh.

710

MUSICAL— MYTHOGEAPHl LATIN I.

MUSICAL MUSEUM (THE SCOTS). See John-
son (James).

MUSICIANS (Dictionary of). See Dictionaries
(of Biography).

MUSKAU (Prince Pcckler).

Egypt under Mehemet Ali, translated from the Ger-
man, by H. Evans Lloyd. 2 vols. Lond. 1845. post
8vo.

MUSSCHENBROEK (Pierre Van).

Cours de Physique Experimentale et Mathematique ;
trad, de Pierre Van Mussenbroek, traduit par M.
Sigaud de la Fond. 3 vols. Paris, 1769. 4to.

MUSSUL]\IANS OF INDIA. See Hassan Ali.

MUSTERS (George Cha worth), Comm. R.N.

At Home with the Patagonians : a Year's Wandering
over Untrodden Ground, from the Straits of Magellan
to the Eio Negro. Lond. 1871. 8vo.

MUSTON (Db Alexis).

The Israel of the Alps : a History of the Persecutions
of the Waldenses. Translated from the French, by
William Hazlitt. Lond. 1852. post 8vo.

MUSTON (Rev. C. E.)

Recognition in the World to Come; or. Christian
Friendship on Earth Perpetuated in Heaven. Lond.
1840. 12mo.

MYERS (Arthur B. R.), Surgeon.

Life with the Hamran Arabs : An Account of a
Sporting Tour of some Officers of the Guards in the
Soudan, during the Winter of 1874-5. Lond. 1876.
post 8vo.

MYERS (P. V. N.)

Remains of Lost Empires : Sketches of the Ruins of
Palmyra, Nineveh, Babylon, and Persepolis, with some
Notes on India and the Cashmerian Himalayas. Lond.
1875. 8vo.

MYLIUS (J. Ch.) See Placcius (Vinc.)

MYLN (Alexander), Abbot of Camhtiskenneth .

VitsB Dunkeldensis Ecclesias Episcoporum, a prima
Sedis fimdatione, ad annum 1515 : ab Alexandre Myln,
ejusdem Ecclesiae Canonieo conscriptse. Appendix :
Compotum Magistri Fabricae Pontis Dunkeldensis,
1513-1516. Edited by Thomas Thomson. Edinburgi,
1823, 1831. 2 vols. 4to. (Bannatyue Club.)

MYLN (Alexander) — Continued.

Vitse Dunkeldensis Ecclesise Episcoporum, Editio
altera cui accedit Appendix. Edinhurgi, 1831. 4to.
Edited by Cosmo Innes. (Bannatyne Club.)

MYLNE (James W.)

Reports in Chancery, 1829-1832. See Russell
(James).

MYLNE (James W.), and CRAIG (D.)
Reports of Cases argued and determined in the High
Court of Chancery, from 6 and 7 William IV. 1835, to 3
and 4 Vict. 1841. 5 vols. io«r7. 1837-1848. large 8vo.

MYNSHULL (Geffray).

Essays and Characters of a Prison and Prisoners.
1618. [With a Notice of the Author, by Thomas
Maitland.] Edinburgh 1821. post 8vo.

MYRIC^US (JoH. Gasbar).
Grammaticse Syro-Chaldsese Libri duo. Genoce, 1619.
4to.

MYSTERIES AND MORALITIES.

Early Mysteries, and other Latin Poems. See Wright
(Thomas).

The Coventry Mysteries. See Sharp (Thomas).

Ludus Coventrise, a Collection of Mysteries, formerly
represented at Coventry on the Feast of Corpus Christi.
Edited by James 0. Halliwell. Lond. 1841. 8vo.
(Shakespeare Society.)

The Presentation in the Temple; a Pageant repre-
sented by the Corporation of Weavers in Coventry.
Edited by Thomas Sharp. Edinb. 1836. 4to. (Ab-
botsford Club.)

Ancient Mysteries, from the Digby Mysteries pre-
served in the Bodleian Library, Oxford. Edited, with
an Introductory Essay, by Thomas Sharp. Edinh. 1835.
4to. (Abbotsford Club.)

Mind, Will, and Understanding, a Morality, from the
Macro MS. Edinb. 1837. 4to. (Abbotsford Club.)

The To\vnley Mysteries (from a MS. formerly belong-
ing to the Abbey of Widkirk, near Wakefield, and
afterwards in the Townley Library). Edited by the
Rev. James Raine, D.D. Lond. 1836. 8vo. (Surtees
Society.)

MYTHOGEAPHl LATINI.

Hyginus, Fulgentius, Lactantius Placidus, et Albricus.
Tho. Munckerus omnes emendavit et commentariis perr
petuis instruxit Amstelcedami, 1681. 8vo.

NAIRNE— NAPIER

Til

N

NAIRNE (Caroline Oliphant, Baroness).

Life and Songs of the Baroness Naime, with a
Memoir and Pooins of Caroline Oliphant the Younger,
by the Eev. Charles Rogers, LL.D. Lo7id. 1869.
12mo.

NAISMITH (John).

General View of the Agriculture of Clydesdale
Lanarkshire). Glasgow, 1798. 8vo.

NALDUS (Antonius). See Corpus Juris Canonici.

NALSON (John), LL.D.

An Impartial Collection of the Great Affairs of State,
from the Beginning of the Scotch Rebellion in 1639, to
the Murder of King Charles I. Wherein the First
Occasions, and the whole Series of the late Troubles in
England, Scotland, and Ireland, are faithfully Repre-
sented. 2 vols. Lond. 1682. folio.

A True Copy of the Journal of the High Court of
Justice, for the Tryal of K. Charles I., as it was read in
the House of Commons, and attested under the hand of
Phelps, Clerk to that infamous Court. Taken by J.
Nalson, LL.D., Jan. 4, 1683; with a large Introduc-
tion. Lond. 1684. folio.

NAMUR (Jean Pie), Phil. Dr.

Manuel du Biblioth^caire, accompagne de Notes
Critiques, Historiques, et Litteraires. Bruxelles, 1834.
8vo.

Bibliographie Pal^ographico - Diplomatico - Biblio-
logique G^nerale ou Repertoire Systdmatique indiquant
tous les Ouvrages relatifs a la Pal^ographic, a la Diplo-
matique, a la Bibliographic, etc. 2 vols. Liege, 1838.
8vo.

NANI (Battista).

Historia della Republica Veneta.

Bologna, 1680.

4to.

The History of the Affairs of Europe, in the present
Age, but more particularly of the Republick of Venice.
Englished by Sir Robert Honywood, Knight. Lond
1673. folio.

Histoire de Venise, traduit de I'ltalien par rAbb(5 F.
Tallemant. 4 vols. Paris, 1679. 12mo.

NANTWICH.

An Historical Account of the Town and Parish of
Nantwich ; with a Particular Account of the Remark-
able Siege it sustained in the Grand Rebellion, in 1G43.
Shrewsbury, 1774. 8vo.

NAPHTALI ; or, the Wrestlings of the Church of
Scotland for the Kingdom of Christ, since the yew
1660, together ydth the last Speeches and Testimonie*
of some who have died (or the Truth since the yeur

1667. Printed in the year 1667. 12mo.

The same reprinted. See Howie's Scots Wobtbib.

NAPHTALI. A Survey of the Insolent and In-
famous Lebel, entituled Naphtali, <fec. (Anon.) IVinted
Anno 1668. — Survey of Naphtali, Part II., Discoursing
of the Heads proposed in the Preface of the former [by
Andrew Honyman, Bishop of Orkney]. Etlinburgk,

1668. 4to.

NAPIER (Archibald, Lord).

Memoirs of Archibald, first Lord Napier, written by
himself (about the year 1 6 40) . Edited from the Original
MS. by Francis, 7th Lord Napier. Edinb. 1793. 4to.

NAPIER (William John), Capt. Jt.^., afterward*

8th Lord Napier,

Treatise on Practical Store-Farming, as applicable to
the Mountainous Region of Etterick Forest. Edinb.
1822. 8vo.

NAPIER (Francis, 9th Lord).
Notes on Modern Painting at Naples.
12mo.

Land. 1855.

NAPIER (Lieot.-General Sir Charles Jaueb).

Memoir of the Roads of Cefalonia. Accompanied by
Statistical Tables. Lond. 1825. 8vo.

The Colonies ; treating Of their Value generally ; of
the Ionian Islands in particular ; with Strictures on the
Admiuistration of Sir Frederick Adam. l^md. 1833.
8vo.

Lights and Shades of Military Life. 2 vols. Land.
1840. post 8vo.

Defects, Civil and Military, of the Indian Govern-
ment. Edited by Lieut-Qen. Sir W. F. P. Napier.
Lond. 1853. 8vo.

712

NAPIEK— NAPIEK.

NAPIER (Vice- Admiral SirCharlbs John), K.C.B.

Account of the War in Portugal between Don Pedro
and Don Miguel. 2 vols. Land. 1836. post 8vo.
The "War in Syria. 2 vols. Lmid. 1842. post 8vo.

NAPIER (Major-General E. Elers).

Excursions in Southern Africa, including a History
of the Cape Colony, an Account of the Native Tribes,
&c. 2 vols. Lond. 1849. post 8vo.

The Life and Correspondence of Admiral Sir Charles
Napier, from Personal Recollection, Letters, and Offi-
cial Documents. 2 vols. Lond. 1862. 8vo.

NAPIER (Hon. and Rbv. Henry Alfred).
Historical Notices of the Parishes of Swyncombe and
Ewelme, in the County of Oxford. Oxford, 1858. 4to.

NAPIER (Henry Edward), Capt, R.N.

Florentine History, from the earliest authentic Records,
to the Accession of Ferdinand the Third, Grand Duke of
Tuscany. 6 vols. Lond. 1846, 1847. post 8vo.

NAPIER (James).

Manufacturing Arts in Ancient Times, with special
reference to Bible History. Lond. 1874. post 8vo.

NAPIER (John), of Merchiston. See Buchan
(David, Earl of). Napier (Mark).

A Plaine Discovery of the whole Revelation of Saint
lohn, &c., set down in Two Treatises, set foorth by lohn
Napeir L[aird] of Marchistoun younger. (First edition.)
Edinburgh, printed hy Robert Waldegrave, 1593. 4to.

A Plain Discovery of the whole Revelation of St
John, itc. Set foorth by John Napeir L. of Marchiston,
And now revised, corrected and enlarged by him. With
a Resolution of certaine doubts, mooved by some well
affected Brethren. Edinh. l&ll. 4to.

A Plain Discovery of the whole Revelation of St
John, &c. (the same, with a new title). Lond. 161 1. 4to.

A Plain Discovery of the whole Revelation of St
John, &c. Edinh. 1645. 4to.

Mirifici Logarithmorum Canonis Descriptio ; ejusque
usus, in utraque Trigonometria, &c., Explicatio, Authore
ac inventore, Joanne Nepero, Barone Merchistonii, Scoto.
Edinburgi, ex qfflcina Andrem Hart, 1614. 4to.

Mirifici Logarithmorum Canonis Descriptio, ejusque
usus. Accesserunt Opera Posthuma, Mirifici Loga-
rithmorum Canonis Constructio, &c. Edinburgi, exc.
Andreas Hart. 1619. 4to.

Rabdologia ; seu, Numerationis per Virgulas, Libri
duo. Edinburgi, 1617. 12mo.

Arithmetica Logarithmica. See Briggs (Henry).

NAPIER (Jobs)— Continued.

Arithraetique Logarithmetique, par A. Vlacq. See
Briggs (Henry).

De Arte Logistica Joannis Naperi Merchistonii
Baronis, Libri qui supersunt. Edited by Mark Napier.
Edinburgi, 1839. 4to.

NAPIER (Mark), Advocate.

Memoirs of John Napier of Merchiston, his Lineage,
Life, and Times, with a History of the Invention of
Logarithms. Edinb. 1834. 4to.

History of the Partition of the Lennox. Edinb.
1835. 8vo.

Commentaries on the Law of Prescription in Scot-
land (in one vol.) Edinb. 1839, 1854. 8vo.

Montrose and the Covenanters, their Characters and
Conduct, illustrated from Private Letters and other
Original Documents. 2 vols. Lond. 1838. 8vo.

The Life and Times of Montrose, illustrated from
Original MSS., including Family Papers now first
published. Edinb. 1840. post 8vo.

Memorials of Montrose and his Times. Edited by
Mark Napier. 2 vols. Edinb. 1848, 1850. 4to.
(Maitland Club.)

Memoirs of the Marquis of Montrose. 2 vols.
Edinb. 1856. 8vo.

Memorials and Letters Illustrative of the Life and
Times of John Graham of Claverhouse, Viscount
Dundee. 3 vols. Edinb. 1859-1862. 8vo.

The Case of the Crown in re The Wigtown Martyrs,
proved to be Myths, versus Wodrow and Lord Macaulay,
(kc. Edinb. 1863. 8vo.

(In the same volume) History Rescued in answer to
" History Vindicated," being a Recapitulation of the
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History of the War in the Peninsula, and in the
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Monumens Antiques du Musde Napoleon. See
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NAPOLL See Naples.

NARDI (DoTT. IsiDORo).

GenealogiadellaFamigliaValignana. ife>ma,lG86. 4to.

NARES (Edward), D.D.

Elements of General History, Ancient and Modem ;
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NARES (Archdeacon Robert),

Elements of Orthoepy; containing a distinct View
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Lond. 1784. 8vo.

Remarks on the Ballet of Cupid and Psyche ; with
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Lond. 1788. 12mo.

A Glossary, or Collection of Words, Phrases, Names,
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NARJOUX (F^Lix).

Architecture Communale, Hotels de Ville, Mairies,
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Marchds, Abbatoires, Lavoirs, Fontaines, kc, avec une
Preface de M. Viollet-le-Duc. 2 vols. Paris, 1870.
large 4to.

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NASH (Joseph).

The Mansions of England in the Olden Time, consisting
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NASH (Richard).

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NASH (Tread WAT Russell), D.D.

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NASMITH (David), LL.B., Barrister-at-Law.
The Institutes of English Public Law. Lond. 1873.
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NASMITH (Jacobus).

Catalogus Librorum Manuscriptorum quos Collegio
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Estates Generall of the United Netherland Provinces :
under the conduct and command of Prince Maurice of
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Views of the Brunnens of Nassau. See Barnard.

NATHAN (I.)

An Essay on the History and Theory of Music ; and
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Fugitive Pieces and Eeminiscences of Lord Byron.
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NATIONAL MANUSCRIPTS— NAVY LIST.

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Scotia Depicta : Views in Scotland. See Scotland.

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Apologie pour les Grands Hommes soupfonnez d«
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Travels through some parts of Germany, Poland,
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Eight Years in Syria, Palestine, and Asia Minor, from
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Tabacologia : hoc est Tabaci seu Nicotianse Descriptio
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Chronica de los muy altos y escLireeidos Eeycs
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De 1' Administration des Finances de la France. 3
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Ddrnieres Vues de Politique et de Finances, ofierts
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Notice sur le Caractdre et lea l^crits do Madame de
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The same, translated. Lond. 1820. 8vo.

NEEDIER (Henry).

Works, consistiBg of Original Poems, Translations,
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NEELE (Henry).

Literary Remains ; consisting of Lectures on English
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NEFE (Felix).

Letters and Biography of Felix Neff, Protestant
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NEILD (James).
State of the Prisons in
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England, Scotland, and

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Recollections of Four Years Service in the East with
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Tour through some of the Islands of Orkney and
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Journal of a Horticultural Tour through some parts of
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NEILSON (William), D.D.
An Introduction to the Irish Language.
1808. 12mo.

Dublin,

NEISON (Edmund).

The Moon, and the Condition and Configurations of
its Surface, illustrated by maps and plates. Lond. 1876.
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NELLI (Gio. Batista Clemente de*).

Vita 0 Commorcio Lcttorario di UaUleo Galilei.
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NELME (L D.)

Essay towards an Investigation of the Origin and
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NELSON (Viscount Horatio, Vicb-Admibai.).

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Letters of Lord Nelson to Lady Hamilton. 2 vola.
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NELSON (John).

Tlie History, Topography, and Antiquities of the
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sex. Lond. 1811. 4 to.

NELSON (Robert).

Life of Dr George Bull, Lord Bishop of St David'a,
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A Companion for the Festivals and Fasts of the
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Memoirs of the Life and Times of Robert Nelson. 8eg
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A Biographical Memoir of the late Dr Walter Oudney,
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EdM. 1830. 12mo.

NEMNICH (Phil. Asdr.)

Neues Waaren-Lexicon in zwolf Sptachen : Deutsch,
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The Historia Brittonum, commonly attributed to
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Edited in the Tenth Century by Mark the Hermit ;
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Historia Britonum. See England. (English His-
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Also Bohn's Antiquarian Library.

NEPER (Jean). See Napier (John).

718

NEPOS- NEW CASTLE.

NEPOS (Cornelius).

Vitae Excellentium Imperatoram, cum integris notis
Variorum, cura Aug. Van Staveren. Lugd. Batav.
1734. 8vo.

Corn. Nepos. See Auctores Classici Latin (Valpy's
edition). Vols. 50, 51.

Vitae Excellentium Imperatorum, etc., with an
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NEEALCO (P. A.)

I Tre Ordini d'Architettura Dorico, lonico, e Corintio,
presi dalle Fabhriche piu celebri dell' Antica Eoma, e
posti in uso con un nuovo essattissimo metodo. Opera
di Neralco, P. A. [Pseud, i.e., Giuseppe Maria Ercolani
di Sinae gaglia]. iJoma, 1744. folio.

NESS (John William).

A Treatise on the Game Laws of Scotland, with an
Appendix containing the jirincipal Statutes and leading
Cases on the subject. Edinb. 1818. 8vo.

NESSEL (Daniel Db.)

Breviarium et Supplementum Commentariorum
Lambecianorum sive Catalogus aut Eecensio specialis
Codicum MS. torum Grsecorum, nee non Linguarum
Orientalium, August. Bibliothecse CfesareoB Vindobo-
nensis. 2 vols. Vindohonce. 1690. folio.

See Lambeoius (Peteus.)

NETHEECLIFT (Feedbrick). See Autographs.

NETHEELANDS.

Tracts on the Wars of the Netherlands, in one
volume. 1. Account of the Military Services done
in the Low Countries, by the Earl of Leicester. Loiid.
1587. 2. Discourse, Historical, of the Governors
in the Netherlands, and Civil Wars there, with the
Services of our English Generals. As under Sir John
Norice, 1579 to 1589, and 1598. Translated and Col-
lected by T. C[hurchyard], Esquire, and Eic Eo[binson]
out of E. M[eteren] of Antwerp his 'Historia Belgica.'
Loiid. 1602. 3. The Actions of the Low Countries,
by Sir Eoger Williams. Lond. \Q>\i. 4to.

Views of Buildings, &c. See Eademaker (Abr.)

NEUBEIGENSTS (Gulielmus). See Gulielmus.

NEUKOMM (The Chevalier Sigismond).

Twenty Psalms, selected from the Authorised English
Version, set to Music, with an Arrangement of the
Four Parts for the Organ. Edinb. 1853. royal 8vo.

NEIJMAN (Henry).

A New Dictionary of the Spanish and English
Languages. In two part'?. 2 vols. Lond. 1 802. 8vo.

NEUMANN (LifipoLD), D. en Droit.

Eecueil des Tr^tiSs et Conventions conclus par
I'Autriche avee les Puissances Etrangores, depuis 1763
jusqu'i nos Jours. 6 vols. Leipzig, 1855-1859. 8vo.

NEUSTEIA PIA. See Du Monstibb (Abturus).

NEVE (Philip).

Cursory Eemarks on some of the Ancient English
Poets, particularly Milton. Lond. 1789. 8vo.

NEVILLE (Sandford), and MANNING (Will. M.)

Eeports of Cases argued and determined in the Court
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1837. 8vo.

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chequer Chambers, Mich. 1836 to Trin. 1838. 3 vols.
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NEVYLLUS (Alexander).

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unus. Ejusdem, Norvicus. Londini, 1575. 4to.

NEWBATTLE (Abbey op).

Eegiatrum S. Marie de Neubotle : Abbacie Cister-

ciensis Beate Virginis de Neubotle Chartarium Vetus.

Ace. Appendix Cartarum Originalium, 1140-1528.

Edited by Cosmo Innes. (Bannatyne Club. ) Edinb.

1849. 4to.

J

NEWBOLD (Lieut. J. T.)

Political and Statistical Account of the British Settle-
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NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE.

Picture of Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; including an
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NEWCASTLE— NEWSPAPERS.

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NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE— Co«<iwwed

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England's Grievance Discovered, in relation to the
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NEWCASTLE (Margaret, Duchess of).

The Life of William Cavendish, Duke of Newcastle.
Lond. 1G67. folio.

Plays, never beiore Printe<l, Written by the thrice
noble, illustrious, and excellent Princesse, the Duchess
of Newcastle. Lond. 1668. folio.

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NEWCASTLE (William Cavendish, Duke op).
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NEWCOME (William), D.D., Bishoj) of Water-
ford.

Historical View of the English Biblical Translations,
the expediency of revising by Authority our present
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Dublin, 1792. 8vo.

NEWCOUET (Richard).

Eepertorium Ecclesiasticum Parochiale Londonense ;
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London, containing an Account of the Bishops of that
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stract of the Laws of New England, as they are now
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Collections of the New Jersey Historical Society.
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NEW SESSIONS CASES. See Alusk (T.), Cab
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Lond. 1805. 8vo.

A View of the Natural, Political, and Commereial
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NEWFOUNDLAND.

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land ; with-an Appendix. Newfoundland, 1829. 8vo.

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NEWMAN (Edward).

A History of British Ferns. L<md. 1854. 8vo.

NEWMAN (Francis W.) See Hubeh (V. A.)

NEWMAN (John). See Xenophon's Histobt,

Translated.

NEWMAN (John Henry).

Two Essays on Scripture Miracles, and on Ecclesi-
astical. Lond. 1870. post 8vo.

Essays, Critical and HistoricaL 2 vol& Limd.
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NEWMAN (Selig.)

Hebrew and English Lexicon, and English and
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NEWNAM (William).

The Complete Conveyancer; or, Tlie Theory and
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Land. 1788. folio.

NEWNHAM (W.)

Human Magnetism ; its Claims to Dispassionate In-
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NEWTE (Thomas).

Prospects and Observations, Natural, Economical, and
Literary, on a Tour in England and Scotland. Lmid.
1791. 4to.

NEWTON (Charles).

Travels and Discoveries in the Levant, with Illustra-
tions. 2 vols. ond. 1865. royal 8vo.

NEWTON (Isaac).

Opera Isaaci Newtoui : quae exstant Omnia Com-
mentariis illustrabat Samuel Horsley, LL.D. 5 vols.
Lond. 1779-1785. 4to.

Philosophic Naturalis Principia Mathematica, auc-
tore Is. Newton, Trin. Coll. Cantab. Soc, Matheseos
Professors Lucasiano. Londini, 1687. 4to.

Philosophiaj Naturalis Principia Mathematica.
Editio Secunda, auctior et emendatior. Caniabrigice,
1713. 4to.

Philosophiaj etc Principia. Editio Tertia, aucta et
emendata. Lond. 1726. 4to.

Philosophiaj Naturalis Principia Mathematica. Per-
petuis Commentariis illustrata, a Tho. Le Seur et Franc.
Jacquier. 3 vols, in 4. Colonial Allohrogum, 1760.
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Arithmetica Universalis Isaaci Newtoni, perpetuis
commentariis illustrata et aucta, auctore P. Antonio
Lecchi, S. J. 3 vols. Mediolani, 1752. 8vo.

Arithmetica Universalis; sive de compositione et
resolutione Arithmetica. Cum commentario Job.
Castillionei. 2 vols. Amstelodami, 1761. 4to.

Method of Fluxions and Infinite Series, translated
from the Latin of Sir Isaac Newton, with a Perpetual
Comment by John Colson. Lond. 1736. 4to.

NEWTON {lai.kQ)—Contimted.

Optical Lectures, read in the PubUck Schools of the
University of Cambridge in 1669. Translated from the
Latin. Lond. 1728. 8vo.

Opticks ; or, a Treatise of Light ; also Two Treatises
on Curvilinear Figures. Lond. 1704. 4to.

Optice; sive de reflexionibus, refractionibus, inflexi-
onibus et coloribus Lucis, libri tres ; Latine redditit
Sam. Clarke. Accedunt, Tractatus duo ejusdem Authoris
de Speciebus et Magnitudine Figurarum Curvilinearum.
Londini, 1706. 4to.

The Chronology of Ancient Kingdoms Amended.
Lond. 1727. 4to.

Opuscula Mathematica, Philosophica, et Philologica.
collegit partimque Latine vertit ac recensuit Job.
Castillioneus. 3 vols. Lausannm, 1744. 4to.

Memoirs of the Life of Sir Isaac Newton, See Brew-
ster (Sir David). Motte (Andrew). Stewart (Pro-
fessor John).

NEWTON (John). See Gelli brand (Henry).

NEWTON (Kbv. John).

Works, to which are prefixed Memoirs of his Life,
by the Rev. R. CecU. Edinh. 1839. 8vo.

Olney Hymns, with an Introductory Essay, by James
Montgomery. Glasgow, 1829. 12mo.

NEWTON (Richard), D.D. See Theophrastu.s.

NEWTON (Thomas), Bishop of Bristol.

Works. With some account of his Life, and Anec-
dotes of several of his Friends, written by himself.
3 vols. Lond. 1782. 4to.

Dissertations on the Prophecies. 2 vols. Perth,
1790. 12mo.

See Biography. Also Milton (John).

NEW WORLD.

The Conquerors of the New World and their Bonds-
men. See Helps (Arthur).

NEW YOEK.

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Debates and Proceedings in New York State Conven-
tion, for the Eevision of the Constitution. By S.
Cresswell and E. Sutton. Albany, 1846. 8vo.

Case, Bailey versiis The Mayor, &c., of the City of
New York. Neio York, 1846. royal 8vo.

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ing the Laws of 1842, 1843, and 1844. Rochester,
1844. 8vo.

New York Civil and Criminal Codes. Sue Code.

NEW YORK CANALS— NICHOLS.

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NEW YORK CANALS.

Laws of the State of New York, in relation to the
Erie and Champlain Canals, together with the Annual
Reports of the Canal Commissioners, and other Docu-
ments. 2 vols. Albany, 1825. royal 8vo.

NEW ZEALAND.

British Colonization of New Zealand, being an Ac-
count of the Principles, Objects, and Plans of the New
Zealand Association, with Charts and Illustrations.
Lond. 1837. 8vo.

Church Missionary Society, Grammar and Vocabu-
lary of the Language of New Zealand. Lond. 1820.
12 mo.

NEY (Mar^chal Duo D'Elchingen).

SesMemoires: Publics par sa famille. 2 vols. Paris,
1833. 8vo.

NIBBY (Antonio).

Viaggio Antiquario ne' Contomi di Roma. 2 vols.
Roma, 1819. 8vo.

Del Foro Romano, della Via Sacra, dell' Anfiteatro
Flavio, e de' Luoghi adjacenti. Roma, 1819. 8vo.

Le Mura di Roma, disegnate da Sir William Gell,
illustrate con testo e note da A. Nibby. Roma, 1820.
Svo.

NIBELUNGENLIED.

Das Nibelungenlied Uebersetzt von Gotthard Oswald
Marbaoh, mit holzschnitten nach Originalzeichnungen
von Eduard Bendemann und Julius Hiibner. (Denk-
mal zur vierten Sacularfeier der Buchdruckerkunst).
Leipzig, 1840. 4to.

NICCOLINI (Giovanni Batista).

Opere, in Versi e in Prosa. 3 vols. Firmze, 1831.
8vo.

Arnold of Brescia : a Tragedy. Translated by Theo-
dosiaGdrrow. Lond. \MQ. post Svo.

NICEPHORUS CALLISTCrS.

Ecclesiasticae Historise Libri XVIIL, Gr. at Lat.
interp. a Frontone Ducseo. 2 vols. LntHice Paritiorum,
1630. folio.

NICEPHORUS GREGORAS.

Historiss Byzantinee Libri IX. priores, Gr. et Lat.
Ex versione Hier. Wolfii et Johannis Boivin, cum notis
ejusdem ut Du Cangii, Capperonnerii, &c. 2 vols.
Paris, 1720. folio.

NICEPHORUS (C. P.) See Procopius C^sariensis.
Syncellus (Geor.) Theophylaotus Sigmocatta.

NICERON (Jean Pikwi) BamabUe.

Mdmoires pour sorvir k I'Histoire daa HomiBM lUw-
trea dans la R^publique dee Lettiet; avec un Catalogue
raisson^ de leurs Ouvrages (et par P. Oudin, J. B.
Michault, et I'Abb^ Goujet). 40 toU in 41. Parit,
1729-1739. 12mo.

NICETAS ACOMLNATUS. Bt» Aoomihatm (N).

NICHOL (John Pbinolb), LLD., Profemfr of Astro-
nomy, Glasgow.

Views of the Architecture of the Heavens, in a SeriM
of Letters to a Lady. Edinb. 1837. post Svo.

The Architecture of the Heavens. Ninth edition,
1851. See Library op Illcstbated Standard Sciik-
TiFio Works. Vol. IX.

The Phenomena and Order of the Solar System.
Edinh. 1838: post 8vo.

llioughts on some Important Points relating to the
System of the World. Edinb. 1846. post Svo.

The Planet Neptune : an Exposition and History.
Edinh. 1848. post Svo.

The Planetary System; its Order and Physical
Structure. Edinh. 1850. post Svo.

NICHOL (John), Regius Profestw, Glasgow.
Hannibal : a Historical Drama. Glasgow, 1873. 1 2mo.

NICHOLAS (Thomas).

The Pleasant Historic of the Conquest of the West
India, now called New Spaine : Atchieved by the mo«t
worthie Prince Hernano do Cortes. Translated out of
the Spanish tongue [of Aug. Zaiate], by T. N., anno
1578. Lond. 1596. 4to.

NICHOLLS (John).

Recollections and Reflections, Personal and Political,
as connected with Public Affairs during the reign of
George IIL Lond. 1820. Svo.

NICHOLS (John).

Biographical Anecdotes of William Hogarth ; with a
Catalogue of some of his Works, chronologically
arranged, and occasional remarks. Second edition.
Lond. 1782. Svo.

Biographical and Literary Anecdotes of William
Bowyer, F.S.A., Printer, and many of his Learned
Friends ; containing an Incidental View of Literature,
from the beginning of the ISth century to the yefcr
1777. Lond. 1782. 4to.

Six Old Plays, on which Shakespeare founded some
of his Dramatic Pieces. 2 vols. Loiid. 1 779. poet Svo.

A Collection of all the Wills now known to be
extant of the Kings and Queens of England, and every
Branch of the Royal Family, from William the Con-
queror to Henry VII.; with Notes, and a GIoMaiy.
Lond. 1780. 4to.

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NICHOLS— NICOLAI.

NICHOLS (John) — Continued.

Memoirs of William Ged. See Ged (William).

The Progresses and Public Processions of Queen
Elizabeth ; amongst which are interspersed other
Solemnities, Public Expenditures, and Eemarkable
Events during the reign of that Princess. To which
are subjoined, some of the Progresses of King James ;
Illustrated with Historical Notes. 3 vols. Lond. 1788,
1805. 4to.

Miscellaneous Tracts of the late William Bowyer,
Printer, and several of his Learned Friends ; collected
and illustrated with Notes. Lond. 1785. 4to.

The History and Antiquities of the County of Lei-
cester, compUed from the best and most antient Histo-
rians, Eecords, &c., including Burton's Description of the
County, and the later collections of Staveley, Carte,
Peck, and Sir Thomas Cave. 4 vols, bound in 8, with
plates. Lond. 1795-1815. foUo.

Illustrations of the Manners and Expences of Ancient
Times in England, in the 15th, 16th, and 17th cen-
turies. Lond. 1797. 4to.

Letters on various subjects, to and from William
Nicolson, Bishop of Carlisle. See Nicolson (W.)

Literary Anecdotes of the Eighteenth Century, com-
prising Memoirs of William Bowyer, Printer, and
many of his Learned Friends. 9 vols. LoTid. 1812-
1815. 8vo.

Illustrations of the Literary History of the Eighteenth
Century, intended as a Sequel to the Literary Anec-
dotes. 8 vols. Lond. 1817-1818.

The Progresses, Processions, and Magnificent Festivi-
ties of King James the First, his Royal Consort, Family,
and Court. Hlustrated with Plates. 3 vols, in 4. Lo7id.
1828. 4to.

See Fuller (Thomas). Steele (Sir Eichard).

NICHOLS (John Gough).

Autographs of Eoyal, Noble, and Eemarkable Per-
sonages. See Autogeaphb.

Memoir of the Unton Family. See Union.

The Herald and Genealogist. 4 vols, in 2. Lond.
1863-1867. 8vo.

See also Camden Society,

NICHOLS (Josias).

The Plea of the Innocent ; wherein is averred that
the Ministers and People, falsely called Puritans, are
Injuriously Slandered. 1602. 12mo.

NICHOLS (Dr Thomas L.)

Forty Years of American Life. 2 vols. Lo7id. 1864.
post Svo.

NICHOLSON (Henry Alleine), M.D.

A Manual of Palaeontology for the use of Students,
with a General Introduction on the Principles of Palse-
ontology. Edinh. 1872. post 8vo.

Introduction to the Study of Biology. Edinh. 1872.
crown 8vo.

The Ancient Life, — History of the Earth : a compre-
hensive outline of the principles and leading facts of
Palaeontological Science. Edinh. 1877. 8vo.

NICHOLSON (W.)

System of Chemical Knowledge. See Fourcroy
(A. F., CoMTE de).

NICKOLLS (John), Junior.

Original Letters and Papers of State, addressed to
Oliver Cromwell, concerning the Affairs of Great
Britain, from 1649 to 1658, found among the Political
Collections of Mil to a. Lond. 17 iS. foUo.

NICODOMO (LiONARDo). See Toppi (Nicolo).

NICOL (Alexander).

Poems on several subjects, both Comical and Serious.
To which are added the Experienced Gentleman, and
the She Anchoret, written in Cromwell's time by the
then Duchess of Newcastle. Edinb. 1766. 12mo.

NICOL (Eev. James).

Poems, chiefly in the Scottish Dialect. 2 vols.
Edinb. 1805. 12mo.

NICOL (James).

Guide to the Geology of Scotland. Edinb. 1844.
12mo.

NICOL (John).

Life and Adventures of John Nicol, Mariner [by John
HoweU]. Edinb. 1822. 12mo.

NICOL (Walter).

The Planter's Kaleudar; or, the Nurseryman's and
Forrester's Guide. Edited and completed by Edward
Sang. Edinh. 1812. 8vo.

The Gardner's Kalendar ; or. Monthly Directory of
Operations in every branch of Horticulture. Second
edition. Edinh. 1812. 8vo.

NICOLAI (GusTAv).

Italien wie es wirklich ist : Bericht iiber eine merk-
wiirdige Eeise in den Hesperischen G«filden als War-
nungstimme fur Alle. 2 vols. Leipzig, 1835. 12mo.

IJICOLAS— NICOLSON.

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NICOLAS (Sir Nicholas Haiiris).

Life of William Davison, Secretary of State and
Privy Counsellor to Queen Elizabeth. Lcmd. 1823.
8vo.

Notitia Historica ; containing Tables, Calendars, and
Miscellaneous Information, for the use of Historians,
Antiquaries, and the Legal Profession. Lond. 1824.
8vo.

A Synopsis of the Peerage of England. 2 vols.
Lond. 1825. 12mo.

The Literary Eemains of Lady Jane Grey : with a
Memoir of her Life. Lond. 1825. 8vo.

The Privy Purse Expenses of King Henry the
Eighth. With Illustrative Notes. Lond. 1827. 8vo.

The Siege of Carlaverock in the xxviii. Edw. I. a.d.
1300, with the Arms of the Earls, Barons, and Knights,
vrh.0 were present on the occasion ; with a Translation,
a History of the Castle, and Memoirs of the Personages
commemorated by the Poet. Lond. \^2S. 4to.

The Privy Purse Expenses of Elizabeth of York :
Wardrobe Accounts of Edward IV. With a Memoir
of Elizabeth of York. Lond. \%^0. 8vo.

Observations on the State of Historical Literature.
With Eemarks on the Record Commission. Land.
1830. 8vo.

The Controversy between Sir Richard Scrope and Sir
Robert Grosvenor, in the Court of Chivalry, a.d. 1385-
1390. With Biographical Notices, &e. Vols. I. and

II. {The Third volume of this work never appeared.)
Lond. 1832. royal 8vo.

Treatise on the Law of Adulterine Bastardy ; with a
Report of the Banbury Case, and of aU other Cases
bearing upon the subject. Lond. 1836. 8vo.

Report of the L'Isle Peerage Case. 8vo.

Report of the Devon Peerage Case. 8vo.

Roll of Arms of the Reign of Henry III. and Edward

III. 8vo. and 4to.

Observations on Historical Literature, and Refuta-
tion of Palgrave. In 1 vol. 8vo.

Bishop Beckington's Journal, during his Embassy to
Negotiate a Marriage between Henry VI. and a
Daughter of Count Armagnac, a.d. 1442. Lond. 1828.
8vo.

History of the Orders of Knighthood of the British
Empire : of the Order of the Guelphs of Hanover ; and
of the Medals, Clasps, and Crosses conferred on Naval
and Military Services. 4 vols. Lond. 1842. imperial
4to.

History of the Earldoms of Strathearn, Monteith,
and Airth, with a Report of the Proceedings before
the House of Lords, on the Claim of Robert Barclay
AUardice, Esq., to the Earldom of Airth. Lond. 1842.
8vo.

NICOLAS (Sib Nicholas Hahhis)— Con/imasrf.

Memoirs of the Life and Time* of Sir Chri«topher
Hatton, Vice-Chamberlain and Lord Ch«»c«llor to
Queen Elizabeth, iucluding hia Corre«poDdeiioe. Lond
1847. 8vo.

See Davison (Francis). Enolakd (Peocmdwob or
THE Privy Council). Nelson (Lord) DiaPATcan.
RiTsoN (Joseph).

NICOLAUS (Johannes).
Tractatus de Siglis Veterum.
1706. 4to.

Lugduni Bataoorum,

NICOLE (Pierre) of the Society of Purt-Rnyal.
CEuvres. Essais de Morale, Instructions Thelogiques
et Morale, &c. 18 vols. Pam, 1716-1723. 12mo.
Logic, translated. See Ozbll (John).

NICOLINI (Giovanni Batista), of Rome.

History of the Pontificate of Pius the Ninth. EAiinb.
1851. 12mo.

History of the Jesuits : their Origin, Progress, Doc-
trines, and Designs. Lond. 1854. 12mo. (Bohn's
Illustrated Library.)

NICOLL (John).

A Diary of Public Transactions and other Occurrences
chiefly in Scotland, from January 1650 to June 1667.
By John Nicoll. Edited by David Laing. (Banna-
tyne Club.) Edinb. 1836. 4to.

NICOLL (Robert).

Poems. Third edition, with additions, and a Me-
moir of the Author. Edinb. \9tiZ. 12mo.

NICOLSON (James Badbnach), Advocate.

A Practical Treatise on the Law of Parliamentary
Elections in Scotland, including the Election of Repre-
sentative Peers and Members of Parliament, and the
Registration of Voters in Counties and Burghs. Edinb.
1865. 8vo.

Digest of the Decisions of the Registration Appeal
Court under the Reform Act, 1868, 31 & 32 Vict c
48, from 26th October to 9th November 1868. Edinb
1869. 8vo.

The Debts Recovery (Scotland) Act, 1867, 30 & 31
Vict. c. 96, with the Incorporated Sections of the Small
Debt Act, 1 Vict. c. 41, with Notes and a Practical
Digest. Edinb. 1867. 8vo.

Analysis of the Scotch Reform Act, 1868, 31 & 32 Vict
c. 48, in the form of Practical Notes on the Statute. To
which are appended the Universities' Election Act, and
the Burgh and County Voters' Act Edinb. 1868. 8vo.

NICOLSON (Joseph), and BURN (Richard), LL.D.
The History and Antiquities of the Counties of West-
moreland and Cumberland. 2 vols. Lond. Mil 4to.

724

NICOLSON— NIMMO.

NICOLSON (William), Bishop of Carlisle.

The English, Scotch, and Irish Historical Libraries ;
giving a short view and character of most of our
Historians, either in Print or MS. Third edition.
Lond. 1736. folio.

Leges Marchiarum ; or, Border Laws of England and
Scotland, from the Reign of Henry III. to the Union
of the Two Crowns ; with an Appendix of Charters and
Records. Lond. 1705. 8vo.

The same. Lond. 1747. 12mo.

An Answer to the second Letter to the Bishop of
Carlisle, occasioned by some passages in his late Book
of the Scotch Library, wherein the Scots ancient pos-
session in Britain is asserted, &c. Edinb. 1704. 8vo.

Letters on Various Subjects, Literary, Political, and
Ecclesiastical, edited bjr John Nichols. 2 vols. Lond.
1809. 8vo.

NIEBUHR (Barthold Geobo.)

The Roman History (by G. B. Niebuhr). Translated
from the German by F. A. Walter. 2 vols. Lond.
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The History of Rome. Vols. . I. and II. Translated
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Lectures on the History of Rome, from the Earliest
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Lebensnachrichten uber Barthold Georg Niebuhr, ans
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Life and Letters of B. G. Niebuhr ; with Essays on
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The Life and Letters of B. G. Niebuhr, and Selections
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NIEBUHR (Cabsten).

Description de 1' Arable, et Voyage en Arabie et en
d'autres Pays circonvoisins. Avec RecueU. de Questions,
proposes a une Society de Savants qui par ordre de
sa Majesty Danoise font le Voyage de 1' Arabie, par M.
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NIECAMP (Jean Lucas).

Histoire de la Mission Danoise dans les Indes Orien-
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NIEL (P. G. J.)

Portraits des Personnages Fran9ais les plus Illustres
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NIEMANN (Joan. Fbid.)

Pharmacopoea Batava, cum Notis et Additamentis
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NIEMEYER (Db August Hebmann).
Charakteristik der BibeL 5 vols. Halle, 1830,
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NIEUHOFF (Jean).

L'Ambassade de la Compagnie Orientale des Pro-
vinces Unies vers I'Empereur de la Chine, ou Grand
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Jacob de Keyser. Recucilli par Jean Nieuhoff, mis en
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Ambassades memorables de la Compagnie des Indes
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NIGER (Fbanciscus).

Grammatica. Impressum Parhisiis, Col. Januarias,
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NIGHTINGALE (Rev. J.)

The History and Antiquities of the Parochial Church
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Reliquia3 Celtiche, raccolte da Cost. Nigra. I. II Mano-
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rum, altero Verborum ac rerum locupletissimo. Lugduni,
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NILES (John M.)

The Life of Oliver Hazard Perry ; with an Appendix
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NIMMO (Rev. William), Minister of Bothkenner.

A General History of Stirlingshire, from the Earliest
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NIMROD— NODIEK.

725

NIMEOD ON HUNIEES: Northern Tour, &c.
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NIMEOD : a Dramatic Poem. See Jameson (R. W.)

NINFA : a Tale, from the German, by Louisa Keir
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Histoire des Livres Fopulaires. 2 vols. Paris,
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NISARD (J. M. N. D.)

Histoire de la Litt^rature Franfaise. 3 vols. Paris,
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NISBET (Alexander).

An Essay on Additional Figures and Marks of
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A System of Heraldry, Speculative and Practical,
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An Essay on the Ancient and Modern Use of
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NISBET (Sir John), of Dirleton, a Lord of Session.

Some Doubts and Questions in the Law of Scotland ;
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CEuvres. 8 vols. Paris, 1796. 8vo.

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NIZAMI POETAE NARRATIONES at Fabulae,
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NOAILLES (Mhmikum De).

Ambassades de Messieurs de Noaillflt «a ftnfllitwrn,
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NOAILLES (Thb Baronms d«).

Memoirs of the Marquise de Montagu. Ltmi. 1870.
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NOBILITY.

An Historical and Critical Essay on the true Siae of
Nobility, Political and Civil. Second edition, with
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NOBLE (James), Teacher of Lanffuaget,

Arabic Vocabulary and Index for Richardson's Arabic

Grammar, in which the worda are explained, and the

Derivatives are traced to their Originals. EdiiUi. 1820.

4to.
The Orientalist; or. Letters of a RabbL With

Notes. Edinb. 1831. 8vo,

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Memoirs of the Protectorate House of Cromwell,
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An Historical Genealogy of the Royal House of
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A Biographical History of England, from the Revolu-
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Nouvelles Observations sur les deux Systemea de
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NODIER (Charles).

Bibliothdque Sacrde Grecque Latine. Paris, 1826.
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Melanges tirds d'une Petite Biblioth^ue, ou Vari^
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Questions de Littdrature L<%ale : du Plagiat; de la
Supposition d'Auteur ; des Supercheries qui ont rapport
aux Livres. Paris, 1828. 8vo.

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NODIEE— NOEBEET.

NODIEE (Charles) — Continued.

Notions El^mentaires de Linguistique ou Histoire,
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NOE (M. LE CoMTE de).

Mdmoires relatifs a TExpedition Anglaise partie du
Bengale en 1800, pour aller combattre en Egypte
Tarm^e d'Orient. Paris, 1826. 8vo.

NOEHDEN (George H.), LL.D. See Northwick
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NOEL (Eev. Baptist Wriotheslet).

Notes of a Short Tour through the Midland Counties
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Essay on the Union of Church and State. Lond.
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Letters on the Church of Eome, Addressed to the
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NOEL (Francois Joseph).

Abr^g6 de la Mythologie UnivorseUe, ou Dictionnaire
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NOEL (Fr.), et CAEPENTIEE (L. J.)
Nouveau Dictionnaire des Origines, Inventions et
D^couvertes, dans les Arts, les Sciences, la Gdographie,
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NOEUFVILLE (Simon Lamoral le Pippre de).

Abreg6 Chronologique et Historique de la Maison du
Eoy, et de toutes les Troupes de France. 3 vols. Lieffe,
1734. 4to.

NOLAN (Michael).

A Treatise on the Laws for the EeUef and Settlement
of the Poor. The fourth edition, enlarged. 3 vols.
Lond. 1825.

See Strange (Sir John).

NOLLET (L'Abb£).

Lefons de Physique Exp^rimentale. 6 vols, Paris,
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NOLLI (Giambattista).

Nuova Pianta di Eoma, data in luce I'Anno 1749.
Roma, 1748. folio.

NOLTENIUS (JoH. Frid.)

Lexicon Latinse Linguae Antibarbarum Quadripaiti-
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NONAEUM Inquisitiones in Curia Scaccarii, Temp.
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King George III. in pursuance of an Address of the
House of Commons. Lond. 1807. folio.

NONCONEOEMIST.

The True Nonconformist, in answer to the Modest
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NON-INTEUSION.

Course of Lectures on Non-Intrusion, delivered at
Edinburgh, by Ministers of the City and Neighbour-
hood, on the Headship of Christ's Authority. Edinb.
1840. 12mo.

NONIUS MARCELLUS, Festus Pompeius, Varro,
de Proprietate Sermonum, et de Lingua Latlna.
Venetiis, 1496. folio.

NONNUS.

Nonni Panopolitanae Dionysiaca, nunc primum in
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Falkenburgii. Antverpice, 1569. 4to.

Nonni Panopolitse Dionysiacorum Libri XLVIII.
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D. Frid. Graefe. 2 vols. Lipsice, 1819. 8vo.

Nonni Panopolitani Paraphrasis S. secundum
Joarmem Evangelii, Gr. et Lat., accesserunt Notse Nic.
Abrami Parisiis, 1623. 8vo.

NOODT (Gerardus).

Opera Omnia (Juridica), ab ipso recognita, aucta,
emendata multis in locis. 2 vols. Lugd. Batav. 1724:.
folio.

Two Discourses on Sovereign Power and Liberty of
Conscience, translated from the Latin of Gerard Noodt,
by A. Macaulay ; with the Notes and Illustrations of
Barbeyrac. Lond. 1781. 8vo.

NOORTHOUCK (John).

Historical and Classical Dictionary; containing the
Lives and Characters of the most Ancient and Learned
Persons in every Age and Nation. 2 vols. Lond.
1776. 8vo.

NORBEET (Pierre Parisot, ou Pere).

Memoires Historiques presentds en 1744, au Souve-
rain Pontife Benoit XIV. sur les Missions des Pferes
Jesuites aux Indes Orien tales: ou Ton voit leur con-
stante opiniatret^ h defendre et k pratiquer les Eits
Idolatres et Superstitieux du Malabar, condamn^s,
anath6matis6s par plusieurs Papes, etc. (1660-1744).
2 vols. Besanfbn, 1747. 4to.

NORDEN— NORTH.

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NORDEN (FRBiD. Lewis).

Travels in Egypt and Nubia, by Frederick Lewis
Norden. Translated from the original, and enlarged
with Observations from Ancient and Modem Authors,
that have written on the Antiquities of Egypt, by Dr
Peter Templeman. 2 vols. Lond. 1757. large folio.

NORDEN (John).

A Progress of Piety. (Parker Society).

Norden's Preparative to his Speculum Britannise, in-
tended a reconciliation of sundrie propositions by divers
persons tendred concerning the same. 1596. Speculum
Britanni83 : the first parte. An historical! and choro-
graphical Description of Middlesex. Speculi Britannise
Pars. The Description of Hartfordshire. (In one vol.)
Lond. 1723. 4to.

NORDHOFF (Charles).

Northern California, Oregon, and the Sandwich
Islands. Load. 1874. 4to.

NOREGS KONUNGA SOGUR : Historia Norvegi-
corum, etc. See Snorro.

NORGES GAMLE LOVE indtil 1387, af del
Kong. Norskc Videnskabers Sclskab udgivne ved R.
Keyser og P. A. Munch. 3 vols. Christiania, 1846-
1849. small folio.

NORIE (J. W.)

The Naval Gazetteer, Biographer, and Chronologist.
Land. 1827. Svo.

NORIS (Henrious).

Annus et Epochae Syro-Macedonum, in vetustis
Urbium Syriac Nummis expositae. Lipsice, 1696. 4to.

NORMAN (B. M.)

Rambles in Yucatan ; or. Notes of Travel through
the Peninsula, including a visit to the remarkable Ruins
of Chi-Chen, Zayi, Kabah, and Uxmal, with Illustra-
tions. New Yorh, 1843. Svo.

NORMAN (John Paxton).

The Law and Practice of the Copyright, Registration
and Provisional Registration of Designs ; and the Copy-
right and Registration of Sculpture. Lond. 1851.
12mo.

A Treatise on the Law and Practice relating to
Letters Patent for Inventions. Zowd 1853. 12mo.

Exchequer Reports. See Hurlstone.

NORMAND (L.) Ain€.

Monuments Fundraires Choisis, dans les Cimetiferes
de Paris, et des Principales Villes de France, dessin^s,
graves, et publi(Ss par L. Normand Ain6. Paris, 1863.
large folio.

NORMANDY.

La Normandie Illustre^. See Jahin (M. Julo).

Les Chroniquea de Normandie, publii^ d'apres deox
Manuscrits de la Biblioth6qae Royale, par FnnciaqM
Michel Rouen, 1839. small 4to.

Description Geographique, et Ui^toriqae de U llaut«
Normandie. 2 vols. Paris, 1740. 4to.

Mdmoires de la Socidtii des Antiquair«6 de Nor-
mandie. See {supra p. 29) Antiquarim.

NORMANN (Cabolds Fred.)

De Jure Repnesentationis secundum Jus Patrium tam
antiquum quani hodiemum, DLssertatio Inaagundia.
Hafnioe, 1828. 12mo.

NORRIS (Rev. John).

The Theory and Regulation of Love, a Moral EoMjr ;
with Letters, Philosophical and Moral, between the
Author and Dr Henry More. Oxford, 1688. 8to.

An Essay towards the Theory of the Ideal or
Intelligible World. 2 vols. Lond. 1701-1704. 8vo.

NORTH (Christopher).

The Comedy of the Noctes Ambroeianas, by Chri*-
topher North [Professor John Wilson]. Selected and
arranged by John Skelton, Advocate. Edinb. 1876.
post 8vo.

NORTH (Dudley, Third Lord).

A Forest of Varieties. In three Parts. Lond. 1645.

folio.

NORTH (Dudley, Fourth Lord).

Observations and Advices (Economical. Lond.
1669. 12mo.

Light in the Way to Paradise; with other Occa-
sionals. Lond. 1682. Svo.

NORTH (Sib Dudley).

Discourses upon Trade; principally directed to the
Cases of the Interest, Coynage, Clipping, and Increase
of Money. Zone?. 1691. 4to.

The same. Reprinted. Edinb. 1822. 4to.

NORTH (Francis, Lord Chancellor Guildford).
A Philosophical Essay of MusicL Anon. Lond.
1677. 4to.

NORTH (Hon. Roger).

Life of Francis North, Baron of Guildford, Lord
Keeper of the Great Seal under Charles IL and James
II.; containing Characters of Sir Mathew Hale, Sir
George Jeffries, Sir Leoline Jenkins, Sidney Godolphin,
and other Lawyers and Statesmen. Lond. 1742. 4to.

728

NORTH— NOEWAY.

NORTH (Hon. 'Roam)— Continued.

Life of Sir Dudley North, Commissioner of the
Treasury to Charles II. ; and of Dr John North, Clerk
of the Closet to Charles II. Zono?. 1744. 4to.

The Lives of Lord Guildford, Sir Dudley North, and
the Rev. Dr John North. A new Edition, with Notes.
3 vols. Lond. 1826. 8vo.

Examen ; or, an Inquiry into the Credit and Veracity
of a Pretended " Complete History [of England]," with
Memoirs tending to Vindicate the Honour of King
Charles the Second, and his happy Reign. Lond. 1740.
4to.

A Discourse on the Study of the Laws. Now first
published from the Original MS., with Notes. Lond.
1824. 8vo.

NORTH BERWICK.

Carta Monialium de North Berwic : Prioratus Cis-
terciensis B. Marie de North Berwic Munimenta
Vetusta que Supersunt. Edited hy Cosmo Innes.
(Bannatyne Club.) Edinb. 1847. 4to.

NORTH BRITISH REVIEW (The).
From its commencement in May 1844, and continued
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NORTH BRITON (The).

•A Periodical Paper, beginning 5th June 1762. To
which is added, The Briton. Lond. 1762-1769.
folio.

The North Briton. 2 vols. Land. 1763. 12mo.

NORTH COUNTRY GARLAND. (A CoUection
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NORTH-WllST PASSAGE.

An Account of a Voyage for the Discovery of a
North-West Passage, by Hudson's Straits, to the
Western and Southern Ocean. Performed in the Ship
CaUfomia in 1746, 1747. 2 vols. Lmd. 1748.
8vo.

NORTHCOTE (James), R.A.

Memoirs of Sir Joshua Reynolds. Lond. 1813.
4to.

Fables, Original and Selected. 2 vols. Lond.
1828-1833. 8vo.

The Life of Titian. 2 vols. Lond. 1830. 8vo.

NORTHERN ANTIQUITIES (lUustrations of), by
Henry Weber, Robert Jamieson, and Sir Walter Scott.
See Antiquities (Northern).

NORTHLEIGH (John), LL.D., M.D.

Topographical Descriptions ; with Historico-Political,
and Medico-Physical Observations made in two several
Voyages through most parts of Europe. Lond. 1702. 8vo.

NORTHWICK (Lord).

Specimens of Ancient Coins of Magna Graecia and
Sicily ; selected from the Cabinet of Lord Northwick,
drawn by Del Frate, and engraved by Henry Moses ;
the Text by George Henry Noehden, LL.D. Lond.
1826. folio.

NORTHUMBERLAND (County of).
History of Northumberland, in Three Parts. See
Hodgson (John).

The Northumberland Household Book. See House-
hold Books.

NORTHUMBERLAND (Duke of).

Arcano del Mar4 See Dudley (Sir Robert).

NORTON (Andrews), of Harvard University/.
The Evidences of the Genuineness of the Gospels.
2 vols. Lond. 1847. 8vo.

NORTON (George), Barrister.
Commentaries on the History, Constitution, and
Chartered Franchises of the City of London. Lond.

1829. 8vo.

NORTON (Hon. Mrs).

The Undying One, and other Poems. Lond. 1830.
8vo.

Tales and Sketches, in Prose and Verse (ia Churton's
Library for the Million). Lond. 1850. post 8vo.

NORVIENS (M. De).

Essai sur la Revolution Fran^aise depuis 1789, jusqu'k
I'avdnement au Tr&ne de Louis Philippe D'Orl^ans,

1830. 2 vols. Paris, 1832. 8vo.

NORWAY.

See Leges Gdla-Thingenses.

Code of Ancient Norwegian Laws. See Norgbs.

Diplomatarium Norvegicum : Oldbreve til Kundskab
om Norges indre og ydre forholde Sprog, Slsegter
Saeder, Lovgivning og Rettergang i Middelalderen.
Samlede og udgivne af Chr. C. A. Lange og Carl R.
Unger. 8 vols. Christiania, 1847-1858. 8vo.

The Heimskringla ; or the Chronicle of the Kings of
Norway, translated by Samuel Laing. See Snorro.

Norway and its Scenery, comprising the Journal of a
Tour by Edward Price ; with considerable additions,
and a Road-Book for Tourists, edited by Thomas
Forester. Lond. 1853. 12mo. (Bohn's Illustrated
Library.)

NORWOOD— NOUE.

7S9

NORWOOD (Eichard).

Trigonometrio; or, The Doctrine of Triangles : Devided
into two Bookes. Both performed by that lato and
excellent invention of Logarithmes. Ten Chiliades ; or,
The Logarithmes of absolute numbers from a unite to
10,000. Zom;. 1631. small 4to.

NOSSELT (Feiedrich).

Lehrbuch der Deutschen Literatur fiir daa weibliche
Geschlecht, besondors fiir hohere Tdchterschulcn.
3 vols, in 2. Breslau, 1841. 8vo.

NOSTEEDAME (Jeban dk).

Les Vies des plus c6I6bres et anciens Pofctes Proven-
saux, qui ont floury du temps des Comtes de Provence.
Lyon, 1575. 12mo.

NOSTEADAMUS (Michael).

The True Prophecies or Prognostications of Michael
Nostradamus, Physician to Henry II., Francis II., and
Charles IX., Kings of France. Translated and Com-
mented by Theophilus de Garencieres, Doctor in Phy-
sick. Lond. 1672. folio.

NOTAEY-PUBLIC.

Ars Notariatus ; or, the Art and Office of a Notary-
Public, as Practised in ScotLand. Edinb. 1740.
small 8vo.

The same. Fourth edition, improved. Edinb. 1792.
12mo.

NOTES AND QUEEIES. A Medium of Inter-
communication for Literary Men, Artists, Antiquaries,
Genealogists, &c. (Published weekly.) small 4to.

First Series, November 1849 to December 1855. 12 vols.
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Fourth Series, January 1868 to December 1873. 12 vols.
Fifth Series, January 1874 to December 1877. 8 vols.

NOTES AND QUEEIES : General Index to Series
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NOTES.

Notes of Charters, &c., by the Earl of Melrose, afte^
wards Earl of Haddington, to the Vassals of the Barony
of Drem, from 1615 to 1627. Edinb. 1830. 4to.

Notes relating to the Procedure in the Elections of
the liepresentatives in the British Parliament of the
Peers of Scotland. Edinb. 1818. 8vo.

Notes on the Cape of Good Hope, made during an
Excursion in that Colony in 1820. Lond. 1821.
12mo.

^OTES—CoTUinml.

Notes on Mexico made in tho Autumn of 1822 ;
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Philadelphia, 1824. 8vo.

Notes of an Attache in Spain in 1850. Lond, 18S1
Svo.

NOTHOMB (J. B.)

Essai Historique et Politiqae sup la B^ToluUon Belga.
Londres, 1833. Svo.

NOTITIA DIGNITATUM Utriusque Imperii,
Orientis scilicet et Occidentis, ultra Arcadii Honoriiqne
tempora : et in earn Guidi Panciroli Commentarium.
Editio postrema, auctior et emendatior. Genevm, 1623.
folio.

NOTICES ET EXTEAITS dee Manuscrita de la
Bibliothfeque du Eoi, de la Biblioth6que Imporiale, et
des autrea Bibliothfeques, l(is au Corait<5 dtabli dans
I'Acad^mie des Inscriptions et Belles Lettres. See

France, supra p. 378.

NOTICES sur les Graveurs qui nous ont laiaa^ dat
Estampes marquees de Monogrammes, Chiffres, Ac.
[par M. I'Abb^ Baverel et Malpez]. 2 vols. Beetmfm,
1808. 8vo.

NOTITIA ANGLICANA, showing— L The At-
chievements of all the English Nobility, compleat, (i.*.)
their several Quarterings or Pretensions ; 1)eing the
Arms of the most eminent Families in Great Britain and
Ireland : II. Their several Titles of Honour. 2 vols.
in 1. Lond. 1724. 8vo.

NOTT (George Frederick), D.D.
The Works of Howard, Earl of Surrey, and Sir T.
Wyatt. See Howard (Henry).

Fortunatus Siculus. See Busone da Gubbio.

NOTT (John).

Select Odes, translated from the Persian. See Hatkz.

NOTT (Major-General Sir Williah).
Memoir and Correspondence. See
(J. H.)

STOCgUELBR

NOTTINGHAM
(Sir R)

(Lord Chancellor). See Cokk

NOUE (Sioneub de la).
Discours Politiques et Militaires.
small Svo.

Bade,
4Z

1687

730

NOU VEAU— NUGEIS T.

NOUVEAU EECUEIL G^NEEAL DE TEAIT^S,
etc., continue par Ch. Murhard et J. Pinhas. See
Mabtens (G. F. de).

NOUVELLE BIOGEAPHIE G^IN^EALE.

Nouvelle Biographie G^ndrale, depuis les Temps les
plus Eecules jusqu'a nos jours. Publi^e par MM. Firmin
Didot Fibres, sous la Direction de M. le Dr Hoefer.
46 vols. Paris, 1854-1866. 8vo.

NOVA SCOTIA

Eoyal Letters, Charters, and Tracts, relating to the
Colonization of New Scotland, and the Institution of
the Order of Knight-Baronets of Nova Scotia, 1621-
1638 (edited by David Laing, for the Bannatyne Club).
Edinb. 1867. 4to.

The Editor's Preface to this volume contains a Collection
of Royal Letters, &c., 1626-1639. Along with reprints
of the following Tracts : —

I. A briefe Discourse of the New-found-land by Captain
John Mason. Edinburgh, 1620. II. Nova Scotia. The
King's Patent to Sir William Alexander, for the Plantation of
New Scotland in America. 1621. III. Encouragement to
Colonies, by Sir William Alexander, iond. 1624. IV. En-
couragement for New Galloway in America, by me [Sir
Robert Gordon of] Lochinvar. Edinb. 1625. V. Charters
under the Great Seal granted to Sir William Alexander, and
Sir Robert Gordon, of Lands in Nova Scotia. 1621-1628.

British-American Association and Nova-Scotia Baro-
nets: Eeport of the Action of Damages for alleged Libel,
Broun (soi-disant) Sir Eichard, against the Globe
Newspaper. With Introductory Eemarks [by W. B.
TumbuU]. Edinb. 1846. 8vo.

NOVELIST'S LIBEAEY. British Novelists. See
Ballanttne. Barbauld. Eoscoe (Thomas).

NOVELL.^ CONSTITUTIONES. See Justini-
an us Imperatoe.

Novelise Constitutiones Theodosii Valentiniani III.
See Theodosius.

NOVELLIEEO ITALIANO.

Bandello (Matteo). Novelle. 9 vols.
Boccaccio (Giov.). II Decamerone. 4 vols.
Erizzo (Sebastiano). Le Sei Giomate. 1 vol.
Fiorentino (Giovanni). II Pecorone, Novelle Antiche.

2 vols.
Grazzini detto il Lasca, (Antonfranoesco). La prima ;

la seconda Cena, Novelle. 2 vols.
Mori (Ascanio de') Da Ceno. Novelle. 1 voL
Parabosco (Girolamo). I. Diporti. 1 vol.
Sacchetti (Franco). Novelle. 3 vols.
Novelle di alcuni Fiorentini. 1 vol.
Novelle d'Autori Senesi. 2 vols.
26 vols. Londra [Livorno], 1793-1796. small 8vo.

NOVELLE.

Eaccolta di Novelle, dall' origins della Lingua Italiana
fino al 1700 : (Cento Novelle Antiche, &c.) 3 vols.
Milano, 1804-1810. 8vo.

NOVELS and Tales, and Novels and Eomanoes by
the Author of Waverley.
See Scott (Sir Walter).

NOVUS OEBIS.

Novus Orbis Eegionum ac Insularum Veteribus In-
cognitarum, &c. CoUegit Joannes Huttichius, edidit
Simon Grynaeus. Badlece, 1537. folio.

(In the same volume, which wants the " Tabula Cos-
mographica," there is bound an edition of Petri Martyris
Decades. Bamlece., 1533.)

Novus Orbis, etc. (cum Tabula Cosmographica, &c.).
Editio postrema. Basilece, 1555. folio.

NOWELL (Alexander), Dean of St PauTs.
Catechismus, Latin and English. See Parker
Society.

NOY (William).

The Principal Grounds and Maxims, with an Analysis
of the Laws of England; and on Tenures, Estates,
&c., Eeal and Personal. Ninth edition. With the
Author's Life, and Notes, by W. M. Bythewood,
Lond. 1821. 12mo.

NOZEAMI; or, Six Months in Egypt and Syria.
Lrnid. 1846. I2mo.

NUBIA.

Antiquit^s de la Nubie.

See Gau (Franc. C.)

NUG^ SCOTIC^:

Miscellaneous Papers Illustrative of Scottish Affairs,
1535-1781. [Edited by Geo. E Kinloch and Charles
Baxter.] Edinb. 1829. 8vo.

NUG^ VENALES; sive Thesaurus Eidendi et
Jocandi, ad gravissimos severissimosque viros, Patres
Melancholicorum, conscriptos. Anno 1689. 12mo.

NUGENT (George, Lord ).

Some Memorials of John Hampden, his Party and his
Times. 2 vols. Lond. 1832. 8vo.

NUGENT (Thomas), LL.D.

History of Vandalia, containing the Ancient and
Present State of the Country of Mecklenburg. 2 vols.
Lond. 1796. 4to.

Translations. See Cellini. Du Bois. (L'Abbe.)
Renault. Montesquieu.

NUMISMATICS— NYERUP.

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NUMISMATICS.

NUMISMATIC CHRONICLE (The).
Edited by John Yongo Akerman. Nos. I. to XIV.
July 1838 to October 1841. Land. 1838-1841. 8vo!

Tresou de Numismatique et de Glyptique, ou Recueil
General de M6dailles, Monnaies, Pifcrres, Gravies, Baa-
Reliefs, etc., tant anciens que modemes, grav6 par lea
procdd^s de M. A. Collas. (20 vols.) Paris, 1835-1843.
folio.

Monuments Antiques.
Numismatique complete des Rois Grecs. 23 Nos.
Iconographie des Empereurs Romains et de leurs Families.

16 Nos.

Nouvelle Galerie Mythologique. 13 Nos.
Bas-Reliefs de la Frise du Parthenon, et du Temple de
Phigalie. 4 Nos.

Monuments du Moyen Age et de VHistoire Modeme.
M(5dailles coid^es et cisel^es en Italic aux XVo et XVIo

Siteles. Part I. 10 Nos. ; Part II. 11 Nos.
M6dailles Exdcutees en Allemagne aux XVI^ et XVII«

Sifecle dans le Midi de sous I'influenee d' Albert Durer

et de son ficole. 12 Nos.

Choix Historique des M^dailles des Papes. 12 Nos.
Choix des plus belles M^dailles Frangaises depuis le rfegne
de Charles VII. jusqu'a celui de Louis XVI. Part I.

17 Nos.; Part II.; Part III. 14 Nos.
Sceaux des Rois et Reines de France. 7 Nos.

Sceaux des Grands Feudatair^s de la Couronne de France.
8 Nos.

Sceaux des Rois et Reines dAngleterre. 9 Nos.

Recueil gfoeral de Bas-Reliefs et d'Omemens, ou Me-
langes Typoglyptiques, Ivoires, Meubles, Armes,
Bijoux, &c. Part I. 10 Nos.; Part II. 15 Nos.

NUMISMATICS— CWiniMA

Monument* de Vllittoin ConUmporain*.
Mddailles de la Involution Fran^aije, Dupuii h Cobto.

cation des fitat8-G6n<Sraux ju«qu'o In ProcUination du

Consulat a vie. No*. 1-9.
Collection des MMailles de I'Empire Franfaii et de TEm-

pereur NapoliSon. 18 Nos.
Histoire par les Monumens de I'Art Mon^toiie. U Nos.

NUMMORUM Antiquonim Scriniis Bodleiania ny
conditoram Catalogus, cum Commentario, Tabolii
.(Eneis et Appendice (a Franc. Wise.) Oxonii, 1760.
folio.

NUNEZ DE VILLASAN (Juan).

Chronica del muy esclarecido Principe y Rey Don
Alonso el Onzena deste nombre, de los Reyes que rey-
naron en Castilla, y en Leon, padre que fue del Rey Don
Pedro. Toledo, 1595. folio.

NUREMBERG CHRONICLE (The), or
Chronicarum Liber Norinbergense ; 1493. See

SOHBDEL (HaRTMANNUS).

NUTTALL (P. Austin), LL.D.

A Classical and Archaeological Dictionary of the
Manners, Customs, Arts, &c., of the Celebrated
Nations of Antiquity, and of the Middle .Agea. Lond.
1840. 8vo.

NYERUP (Erasmus) oo KRAFT (Jans Edward).

Almindeligt Litteratur Lexicon fur Danmark, Norge,
og Island ; eller Fortegnelse over Danske, Norake, eg
Islandske Furfattere, og Liste over deres Skrifler.
2 vols, in 1. KjobenlMvn, 1820. 4to.

732

GATES— O'CONOE.

0

GATES (Titus).

The Picture of the late King James, drawn to the
life. Dedicated to King William the Third, our De-
liverer. In four parts. Lond. 1696-7. 4to.

GBITUAEY. 1817-1837.

The Annual Biography and Ghituary. See Annual.

GBEELIN (John Frederic).

Memoirs of John Frederic Gherlin, Pastor of Wald-
hach, in the Baa de la Eoche. Lond. 1829. 8vo.

Memoirs of John Frederic Oberlin. Lond. 1830.
8vo.

G'BEIEN (Eev. Dr. John), R.C. Bishop of Cloyne.

Focaloir Gaoidhilge-Sax-Bh6arla ; or, an Irish-
English Dictionary. Paris, 1768. 4to.

An Irish-English Dictionary. Second edition, re-
vised and corrected by the Eev. Eobert Daly. Dublin,
1832. 8vo.

OBSEQUENS (Julius).

Julii Obsequentis quje supersunt ex Libre de Pro-
digiis : cum Animadversionibus Jo. Schefferi, et Sup-
pleraentis Conradi Lycosthenis, curante Francisco
Oudendorpio. Lugd. Batav. 1720. 8vo.

OBSEEVATIGXES SELECTS in varia loca Novi
Testementi, sive Laur. Eamiresii de Prado, Pentecon-
tarchus ; Alex. Mori in Novum Fcedus Notee ; et Petri
Possini Spicilegium Evangelicum; cum proef. J. A.
Fabricii. Hamburgi, 1712. 12mo.

O'CALLAGHAN (K B.), M.D.
History of New Netherlands ; or, New York under
the Dutch. 2 vols. New York, 1848. 8vo.

OCAMPO (Florian de). See Spain.

OCCLEVE, OR HOCCLEVE (Thomas).

Poems by Thomas Hoccleve, never before published,
with a Preface, Notes, and Glossary by George Mason.
Lond. 1796. 4to.

De Eegimine Principum, a Poem by Thomas Occleve,
written in the Eeign of Henry IV. Edited, for the first
time, by Thomas Wright. (Printed for the Eoxburghe
Club.) Lond. 1860. 4to.

OCCO (Adolfo).

Imperatorum Eomanorum Numismata, a Pompeio
Magno ad Heraclium congesta ; notis et additameutis
illustrata Fran. Mediobarbo Birago, curante Phil.
Argelato. Mediolani, 1730. folio.

OCELLUS LUCANUS.

De Universa Natura, en Grec et en Fraagais, avec
des Dissertations par le Marquis d'Argens. Berlin,
1762. 12mo.

OCHINO (Bernakdino).

A Dialogue of Polygamy and of Divorce, written ori-
ginally in Italian by Bemardiaus Ochinus, and rendered
into Engli.sh by John Garfeild. Lond. 1657. 12mo.

Bernardino Ochino of Siena: A contribution to-
wards the history of the Eeformation, by Karl Ben-
rath. Translated from the German by Helen Zimmern.
With an introductory preface by William Arthur. Loiul.
1876. 8vo.

OCKLEY (Simon), Professor of Arabia in the Uni-
versity of Cambridge.

The History of the Saracens, containing the Lives of
Abubeker, Omar, Othman, Ali, Hasan, &c., the imme-
diate successors of Mahomet. Collected from the most
authentic Arabick Authors, especially Manuscripts not
hitherto published. 2 vols. Lond. 1718. 8vo.

The same. Fourth edition. Lond. 1847. 12mo.
(Bohn's Standard Library.)

O'CONNELL (Daniel).

The Life and Speeches of Daniel O'Connell, M.P.,
edited by his son John O'Connell. 2 vols. Dublin,
1846. 8vo.

A Memoir on Ireland, Native and Saxon. Vol. I.
1172-1660. Dublin, 1843. 8vo.

See Trials.

O'CONNOE (Henry).

Connected Essays and Tracts, being a series of In-
ferences, deduced from the Principles of the most cele-
brated Sceptics. Dublin, 1837. 8vo.

O'CONNOE (Matthew).

Military History of the Irish Nation, comprising a
Memoir of the Irish Brigade in the service of France.
Dublin, 1845. 8vo.

O'CONOE (Charles).

Dissertations on the History of Ireland, and on the
Irish Colonies in Britain ; with Eemarks on M'Pherson's
Fingal and Temora. Dublin, 1766. 8vo.

The " Ogygia" Vindicated, with Notes on that Work,
and Dissertations on the Origin and Antiquities of the
Scots. Dublin, 1775. 8vo.

O'CONOR— OGILBY.

O'CONOE (Charles), D.D.

Eerum Hibernicarum Scriptoros Veteres. Complec-
tens Annales Ultonienses, ab Anno Dom. 431 ad Annum
1131. Nunc primum editit C. O'Conor, D.D. 4 vols.
Buckinghamim, 1814—1826. 4to.

Bibliotheca MS. Stowensis; A Descriptive Catalogue
of the Manuscripts in the Stowe Library. And the
Appendix to Vol. I. 1819. 2 vols. Buckingham, 1818
1819. 4to.

Catalogue of the important Collection of Manuscripts
from Stowe, which will be sold by auction at London,
11th June 1849, and seven following days. Lond
1849. smaU 4to.

*♦* The public sale of this Collection, which belonged
to the Duke of Buckingham and Chandos, was
postponed, having been purchased by private
bargain by the Earl of Ashbuinham. It included
the celebrated Collection of Ancient Irish Manu-
scripts, described in the preceding Catiilogue,
"Bibliotheca MS. Stowensis," by Dr Charies
O'Conor, and also other Manuscript Collections
acquired by the Duke of Buckingham, and de-
posited at Stowe.

OCTUPLA ; hoc est Octo Paraphrases Poetic* Psalmi
104, Authoribus totidem Seoti.s. Edinhurgi, 1696.
12mo.

O'DALY (John).

The Poets and Poetry of Munster. A Selection
of Irish Songs by the Poets of the last century, with
poetical translations by the late James C. Mangan,
Dublin, 1849. 12mo.
Edinh. 1826,

733

post 8vo.

and the original Music.

ODD (The) Volume

ODDY (J. Jepson).

European Commerce, shewing new and secure Chan-
nels of Trade with the Continent of Europe ; with a
General View of the Trade and Commerce of the United
Kingdom. Lond. 1805. 4to.

ODE (Jacobus).
Commentarius de
1739. 4to.

Angelis. Trajecti ad Rhenum,

ODELEBEN (Baron Von).

Eelation circonstancifee de la Campagne de 1813 en
Saxe. Traduit de TAllemand par Aubert de Vitry.
2 vols. Paris, 1817. 8vo.

ODOAEDS FANTIN (A. E. IST. Des). See Des
Odoards.

O'DONNELL (Matthew), and BEADY (Francis).

An Analytical Digest of the Eeported Cases, Statutes,
and General Orders, in the several Courts of Equity in
Ireland, and the House of Lords. Dublin, 1840. royal
8vo.

CDONxXELL AND BUADY-C'o„/.-,«,^.

First and Second Addenda and Table of the Vnm
of Cases to the Irish Equity Index. DuUin, 1841-1848
royal 8vo.

O'DONOVAN (John).

Annals of Ireknd, by the Four Mast««. *« 1„k,

LAND.

Leabhar na Z-ceart; or, the Book of Right* 8m
Celtic Society (Publications of).

O'DEISCOL (John).

Views of Ireland, Moral, Political, and Religion..
2 vols. Lond. 1823. 8vo.

The History of Ireland. 2 vols. Lo7ui. 1827. 8vo.

O'DEISOOLL (W. Justin), BarriMer-at-Uw.

A Memoir of Daniel Maclise, II. A. Lond. 1871
post 8vo.

OETTINGER (Eduard Maeia).

Bibliographie Biographique UniverseUe, ou Diction-
naire des Ouvrages, tant Anciens que Modemes, relatifs a
I'Histoire de la Vie pubUque et priv^ dee Homraee
celebres do tous les Temps, et de toutes lee Nations.
Leipzig, 1850. royal 8vo.

Moniteur des Dates. Leipzig, 1869. 4to.

OEXMELIN (Alexandre Olivier).
Histoire des Avanturiers qui se sont signalez dans lee
Indes. 2 vols. Pam, 1713. 12mo.

OFFICE OF A MESSENGER. See Mkssenoeh.
at-Arms.

OFFICE OF A NOTAEY. See Notaby-Public

O'FLAHEETY (Eoderio).

Ogygia J seu Eerum Hibernicarum Chronologia. Ac-
cedit, Catalogus Eegum in Britannia Scotorum ex
Hibemicis Monumentis. Loiid. 1685. 4to.

Ogygia ; or a Chronological Account of Irish events.
Translated from the Latin of Eoderic O'Flaherty by the
Eev. James Hely. 2 vols. Dublin, 1793. 8vo.

O'FLANNIGAN (J. Eoderick), Barrigter-at-L<vt.

The Lives of the Lord Chancellors and Keepers of
the Great Seal of Ireland, from the Earliest Times to
the Eeign of Queen Victoria. 2 vols. Lond. 1870.

8vo.

OGILBY (John).

Africa ; being an accurate Description of the Regions
of .iEgypt, Barbary, Lybia, the Land of Negroes, &c ;
collected and translated from authentick authors, and
adoru'd with Maps and Sculptures. Lond. 1670.
folio.

734

OGILBT— OLDFIELD.

OGILBY (Jons)— Continued.

America ; being an accurate Description of the New
World, containing the Original of the Inhabitants, the
remarkable Voyages thither, the Conquest of the Em-
pires of Mexico and Peru, the European Plantations,
&c. "With an Appendix, containing a survey of what
has been discovered of the unknown South- Land, and
the Arctick region ; adorned with Maps and Sculptures.
Lfjnd. 1671. folio.

Asia ; containing a Description of Persia, and the Em-
pire of the Great Mogol, and other parts of India, &c. ;
adoru'd with Maps and Sculptures. Lond. 1673. folio.

Atlas Japannensis; being remarkable addresses by way
of Embassy, from the East India Company of the United
Provinces, to the Emperor of Japan ; containing a de-
scription of the Country, Eeligions, Laws, &c. ; Eng-
lish'd and adorn'd with Sculptures. Lond. 1570. folio.

An Embassy from the East India Company of the
United Provinces, to the Emperor of China. Also the
Second Part, containing a relation of Two Embassies
to the Vice-Eoy Singlamong and General Taising Lipovi.
English'd from the original accounts, and set forth with
Sculptures. 2 vols. Lond. 1671-1673. folio.

Britannia ; being an Illustration of England and
Wales, by a Geographical and Historical Description of
the principal Eoads. Lond. 1675. folio.

The Entertainment of his most Excellent Majestie
Charles II., in his Passage through the City of London
to his Coronation. Lond. 1662. folio.

The King's Coronation, or Account of the Cavalcade,
and Description of the Triumphal Arches, and Speeches
prepared by the City of London for^Charles II., in his
passage from the Tower to Whitehall ; also the Narra-
tive of his Coronation, and the Feast in Westminster
Hall. April 1662. Edinburgh, Beprinted, 1685. 4to.

The Works of P. Virgilius Maro, Translated. See
ViRGiLiua.

OGILVIE (Captain James).

History of Naples, Translated. See Giannonb.

OGILVIE (John), Jemit.

A true Relation of the Proceedings against John
Ogilvie, a Jesuit, executed at Glasgow, the last of Febru-
arie, anno 1615. [Attributed to Ai-chbishop Spottis-
wood.] Edinburgh, 1615. 4to.

OGILVIE (John), D D.

Poems on several subjects. 2 vols. Lond.\7()^. 8vo.

Eona, a Poem. Lond. 1777. 4to.

OGLE (Nathaniel).

The Colony of Western Australia, a Manual for Emi-
grants to that Settlement or its Dependencies. Lond.
1839. 8vo.

O'GOEMAN ( ).

The Practice of Angling, particularly as regards Ire-
land. 2 vols. Dublin, 1845. post 8vo.

O'HALLOEAN (Svlvester).

An Introduction to the Study of the History and
Antiquities of Ireland ; with Observations on the state-
ments of Mr Hume, Mr Macpherson, and Sir John
Dalrymple. Dublin, 1772. 4to.

A General History of Ireland, from the earliest ac-
counts to the close of the 12th century. 2 vols. Lond.
1778. 4to.

OISELIUS (Jacobus).

Thesaurus selectorum Numismatum Antiquorum ;
cum Singulorum selectee descrijitions. Amstelodami,
1677. 4to.

OKE (George C.)

The Law of Turnpike Eoads : comprising the whole
of the General Acts now in force ; practically arranged,
with Cases, Notes, and Forms. Lond. 1854. 12mo.

O'KEEFFE (John).

Eecollections of the Life of John O'Keeffe. Written
by himself. 2 vols. Lond. 1826. 8vo.

Dramatic Works. Prepared for the Press by the
Author. 4 vols. Lond. 1798. 8vo.

OKEY (Charles H.)

A Concise Digest of the Law, Usage, and Custom
relating to Commercial and Civil Intercourse between
Britain and France. Second edition. Paris, 1829. 8vo.

Droit d'Aubaine de la Grande Bretagne. Paris
1830. 12mo.

OLAUS MAGNUS. See Magnus.

OLD BAILEY CHEONICLE (The) ; or the Male-
factors' Eegister ; containing a circumstantial Account of
the Lives, Trials, and Confessions of the most notorious
Offenders who have suffered Death, and other exem-
plary punishments in England, Scotland, and Ireland,
from the year 1700 to 1783, arranged from the Eecords
of the Court, by James Montague. 4 vols. Lond. 1788.
8vo.

Select Criminal Trials in the Old Bailey, with the
Opinions of the Judges in points reserved for their De-
cision. Vol. I. (all published). Edinh. 1803. 8vo.

Old Bailey Experience : Crimiaal Jurisprudence and
the Actual Working of our Penal Code of Laws; also
an Essay on Prison Discipline. Lond. 1833. 8vo.

OLDFIELD (R. A. K.) Expedition into Africa.
See Laird (Macgregor).

OLDFIELD— OLIVI.

739

OLDFIELD (Tho. H. Bubley).

History of Boroughs, See Boroughs.

OLDHAM (John).

The Works of Mr John Oldham, together with his
liemains. Zj07id. 1703. 8vo.

"Works, with Memoirs of his Life, and Notes upon
his Writings. 2 vols. Lond. 1722. 12mo.

OLDMIXON (John).

The History of England during the Keigns of the
Eoyal House of Stuart ; with the Sequel, comprising the
Reigns of King William and Queen Mary, Queen Anne,
and George L 2 vols. Lond. 1730, 1735. folio.

The Critical History of England, Ecclesiastical and
Civil ; with Remarks on Burnet's History. 2 vols.
Lond. 1728. 8vo.

Clarendon and Whitlock Compared. Lond. 1737.
Svo.

OLDOmUS (Augustus).

Athenaeum Romanum, in quo Summorum Pontificum
ac Pseudo-Pontificum, necnon S.R.E. Cardiiialium et
Pseudo-Cardinal. Scripta, publico exponuntur. Pentsice,
1676. 4to.

OLDYS (William).

The British Librarian ; exhibiting a Compendious
View of our Scarce and Valuable Books. Lond. 1738.
Svo.

Life of Sir Walter Raleigh. See Raleigh (Sir
Walter).

OLEARIUS (Adam).

Voyages faits en Moscovie, Tartaric, et Perse, traduits
de rOriginal, <fec. ; augmentez par le Sr. de Wicquefort.
Nouvelle edition, avec des Cartes Geographiques, &e.
Amsterdam, 1727. folio,

O'LEARY (Rev. Arthur).

Mr O'Leary's Defence ; containing a Vindication of
his conduct, and a Justification of the Catholics; in
Answer to Dr Woodward, Bishop of Cloyne. Dublin,
1787. Svo.

OLIN (Rev. Stephen), D.D.

Travels in Egypt, Arabia Petra;, and the Holy Land.
2 vols. New York, \i^3. post 8vo.

OLIPHANT (George H. Hewit).

The Law of Horses, including the Bargain and Sale
of Chattels ; also the Law of Racing, Wagers, and Gam-
ing. Lond. 1854. 12mo.

OLIPHANT (Laurence).

A Journey to Katmandu (the Capital of Nepaul),
with the Camp of Jung Bahadoor. Lond. 1852. 8vo.

The Russian Shores of the Black Sea in the Autumn
of 1852. Edinh. 1853. 8vo.

OLIPHANT (Laurence)— Cw(/aiu«/.

Narrative of the Earl of Elgin's Miaaion to China and
Japan, in the years 1867-1859. 2 voU, Rllnb. 1859,
Svo,

PiccadUly ; a Fragment of Contemporary Biography,
Edinh. 1870. Svo.

OLIPHANT (Mrs M. 0. W.)

The Life of Edward Irving, Minister of the National
Scotch Church, London, illustrated by his Journal* and
Correspondence. 2 vols. Lond. 1862. Svo.

Historical Sketches of the Reign of George Second.
2 vols. Edinb. 1869. post Svo.

Memoir of Count de Montalerabert, Peer of France, a
Chapter of Recent French History. 2 vols. Edinh.
1872. post8vo.

The Makers of Florence : Dante, Giotto, Savonarola,
and their City. Lond. 1876. royal Svo,

OLIPHANT (T. L. Kington).

The Jacobite Lairds of Gask (Grampian Club). Lond,

1870. Svo.

OLIVECRONA (K. d') GonseiOer a la Cour Suprenu
de Swede.

De la Peine de Mort. Traduction, Paris, 1868. Svo.

Des Causes de la R^cidive et des Moyens d'en Re»-
treindre les Effets. Traduction. Paris, 1S71. Svo.

OLIVEIRA (Luiz da Silva Pbreira).
Privilegios da Nobreza, e Fidalgnia de Portugal.
Lisbon, 1806, 4to,

OLIVER (George), D.D,, Exeter.

Collections towards illustrating the Biography of the
English, Scotch, and Irish members of the Society of
Jesus, Exeter, 1838. Svo.

Monasticon Dicecesis Exoniensis ; bsing a Collection '
of Records and Instruments illustrating the ancient con-
ventual, collegiate, and eleemosynary Foundations in
the counties of Cornwall and Devon. With a Supple-
ment, comprising a List of the Dedications of Churches
in the Diocese. Exeter, 1S46. folio.

Collections illustrating the History of the Catholic
Religion in the Counties of Cornwall, Devon, Dorset,
Somei-set, Wilts, and Gloucester, with notices of the
Dominican, Benedictine, and Franciscan Orders in Eng-
land. Lond. 1857. Svo.

OLIVETUS (JosEPHUs),

Delectus Commentariorum in M. T. Ciceronis Opera
Omnia. See Cicero.

OLIVI (Abate GitrsiTPE).

Zoologia Adriatica, ossia Catalogo lagionato degli
Animali del Golfo e della Lagune di Venezia. Batmino,
1792. 4to.

736

OLIVIEE— OEDONNANCE.

OLIVIER (GuiLLAUME Antione), Dodeur en Medi-
cine.

Entomologie, ou Histoire Naturelle des Insectes.
8 vols. Paris, 1789-1808. large 4to.

Voyage dans I'Empire Othoman, I'Egypte, et la Perse,
fait par ordre du Gouvernement. 6 vols. 8vo and Atlas
in 4to. Paris, 1801-7. 8vo.

Travels in the Ottoman Empire, Egypt, and Persia,
undertaken by order of the Government of France, during
the first six years of the Republic. Translated from the
French. 2 vols. Lond. 1801. 8vo.

OLMSTED (Denison), LL.D.

The Mechanism of the Heavens ; or, Familiar Illus-
trations of Astronomy, with Historical and Biographical
Sketches. Lond. 1850. 12mo.

O'MEARA (Barrt E.)

Exposition of some of the Transactions that have
taken place at St Helena, since the appointment of Sir
Hudson Lowe as Governor. Lond. 1819. 8vo.

Historical Memoirs of Napoleon. Book IX. Trans-
lated from the original MS. LoTid. 1820. 8vo.

Napoleon in Exile ; or, a Voice from St Helena.
2 vols. Lond. 1822. 8vo.

O'NEIL (A.)

Dictionary of Spanish Painters, comprehending simply
that part of their biography immediately connected with
the Arts, from the Foiu-teenth Century to the Eighteenth.
2 vols. Lond. 1833, 1834. royal 8vo.

ONOSANDER. See Guischardt (Chablbs).

O'PHELAN (John).

Epitaphs in the Cathedral Church. See Kilkenny.

OPIE (Amelia).

See Poems (CoUection of). Vols. VIL and XII.
1804-1806.

Memorials of the Life of Amelia Opie, selected and
arranged from her Letters, Diaries, and other Manu-
scripts, by Cecilia Lucy Bright well. Norwich, 1854.
8vo.

OPIE (John), R.A

Lectures on Painting, edited by Ralph Wornum.
(Bohn's Scientific Library.) Lond. 1848. 12mo.

OPPIANUS (Anazarebus).

Oppiani Cynegetica et Halieutica (Greece), ad fidem
Librorum Scriptorum emendavit Joan. G. Schneider.
Acced. Versiones Latinee metrica et prosaica. (Vol. I.)
Lipsim, 1813. 8vo.

Oppian's Halienticks, of the Nature of Fishes, and
Fishing of the Ancients. Translated from the Greek,
with an Account of Oppian's Life, and a Catalogue of
his Fishes, by John Jones, Oxford, 1722. 8vo.

OPUSCULA ad Historian! Juris, et maxime ad Pom-
ponii Enchiridion illustrandum pertinentia, collegit
Joannes Lud. Uhlius, pra;fationem prajmisit Jo. Gottl.
Heinneccius. Halm, 1735. 4to.

OPUSCULA Mythologica, Physica, et Ethica. Graece
et Latine, cum notis et var. lectt, opera Thomse Gale.
Amstelcedami, 1688. 8vo.

OPUSCULA Varia de Latinitate Jurisconsultorum
Veterum, junctim edidit, et animadversiones adjecit
Carolus Andreas Dukerus. Lugduni Batav. 1711. 12mo.

ORANGE (William db).

Guillaume d'Orange, Chansons de Geste des XI^ et
XII° Sifecles, publides pour la premifere fois, par Profes-
seur M. W. J. A. Jonckbloet. 2 vols. La Haye, 1854.
8vo.

ORATIO DOMINICA HoXvyXioTTos, etc. The Lord's
Prayer in above a Hundred Languages, Versions, and
Characters. Editio novissima (edidit B. Mottus, Typogr.
Lond.). Londini, 1700. 4to.

ORATORES GR^CL

Orationes horum Rhetorum ! ^schinis, Lysia;, Alci-
damantis, Antisthenis, etc. Item, Isocratis Orationes,
etc., Grseca. 2 vols. Venetiis in cedibus Aldi, 1513.
folio.

Oratorum Graecorum quae supersunt Monuments in-
genii, a bonis libris a se emendata, notis criticis, com-
mentariis iiitegris H. Wolfii, J. Tayloris, Jer. Marklandi,
aliorum et suis, indicibus denique instruxit, Joan. Jae.
Reiske. 12 vols. lApdm, 1770-1775. 8vo.

ORD (Mark).

An Essay on the Law of Usury. Lond. 1804. 8vo.

0RDENAC6eS e Seis do Reiuo de Portugal;
Recopiladas per mandado do multo alto Catholico et
poderoso Rey Dom Philippe. Lishoa, 1603. foUo.

ORDERICUS VITALIS.

The Ecclesiastical History of England and Normandy.
Translated, with Notes, and the Introduction of Guizot,
by Thomas Forester. (Bohn's Antiquarian Library.)
4 vols. Lond. 1853-1856. 12mo.

ORDNANCE SURVEY.

Ordnance Survey of Londonderry. See Colby
(Colonel Thomas).

Ordnance Surveys of Scotland. See Scotland.

ORDONNANCE de 1667 et 1670. See Pbocez
Verbal.

ORDONNANCES— ORIENTAL

73;

ORDONNANCES des Roys de France, de la Troi-
si^me Race, recueillies par Ordro Chronologique, par
Eus. de Lanriore, Denis F. Sccousse, Villevaulfc, Bre-
quigny, lo Marquis de Pastoret, et J. M, Pardeasus.
21 vols. Paris, 1823-1849. folio.

Table Gcn(5rale et Chronologique des Neuf Volumes
du recueil des Ordonnances des Rois de France, de la
Troisi6me Race, par M. de Vilevault. Paris, 1757.
folio.

Table Cbronologique des Ordonnances des Rois de
France do la Troisi^me Race, jusqu'au Rtgne de Louis
XII. inclusivement, par J. M. Pardessus. Paris, 1847.
folio.

ORDRES MONASTIQUES.

Histoiro des Ordres Monastiques, Religieux, et Mili-
taires, et des Congregations S^culiferes de I'un et I'autre
sexe ; contenant leur origine et leur fondation ; avec des
figures qui representent tous les differens habillemens
de ces Ordres [par Hippolite Helyot, continu^e par le
P. Maximil. Bullot]. 8 vols. Paris, 1721. 4to.

Dictionnaire des Ordres Religieux ou Histoire des
Ordres Monastiques, Religieux et Militaires, et dea
Congregations Sfeculi6res de I'lJn et de I'Autre Sexe,
qui ont 6t(5 itables jusqu'a prdsent, publie par M. I'Abbd
Migne. 4 vols. Paris, 1859-1863. royal 8vo.

L'ORDRE NATUREL et Essentiel des Societ^s
Politiques [par le Mercier de la Riviere]. 2 vols.
Londres et Paris, 1767. 12mo.

O'REILLY (Bernard).

Greenland, the adjacent Seas, and the North-West
Passage to the Pacific Illustrated, in a Voyage to Davis'
Straits, during 1817. Lond. 1818. 4to.

O'REILLY (Edward).

An Essay on the Nature and Influence of the ancient
Irish Institutes, commonly called Brehon Laws. Dublin,
1824. 4to.

Sanas Gaoidhilge-Sagsbearla : an Irish-English Dic-
tionary, with an Irish Grammar. Dublin, 1817. 4to.

Transactions of the Iberno-Celtic Society. See Ire-
land.

OREM (William).

A Description of the Chanonry, Cathedral, and King's
College of Old Aberdeen, in the years 1724 and 1725.
Lond. 1782. 4to.

The same. Aberdeen, 1791. 12mo.

ORFILA (Matthieu J. B.) D. en M.

Traits de M(5decine Legale. Quatrifeme Edition, revue,
corrig^e et consid^rablement angment^e ; contenant en
entier le Traits des Exhumations Juridiques, par MM.
Orfila et Lesueur. 3 vols, in 4. Paris, 1848. 8vo.

ORFORD (Eakl op).

The Houghton Gallery : A Set of PrinU, engraved
after the most capital Paintings in the Collection of
H.I.M. the Empress of Russia. Lately in the po«MS-
Bion of the Earl of Orford, at Houghton, in Norfolk.
2 vols. Lond. 1788. imperial folio.

ORFORD (Horatio Walpole, Earl or). See
Walpolb (Horatio).

ORFORD (Sir Robert Walpole, Eabl op). See
CoxE (William).

ORGAN.

Statement' of the Proceedings of the Presbytery of
Glasgow, relative to the use of an Organ in St Andrew*!
Church. Glasgow, 1808. 12mo.

The Organ Question, Statements by Dr Ritchie and
Dr Porteous in the Presbytery of Glasgow, 1807-8.
With an Introductory Notice, by Robert S. Candlish,
D.D. Edinb. 1856. 12mo.

A Vindication of the Organ ; a Review of the Rev.
Dr Candlish's publication, entitled " The Organ Ques-
tion," by the Rev. Alexander Cromar. Edin. 1856.
15mo.

ORIBASIUS. See Chirurgica Veterum IhlEDicoRcii.

Oribasii Anatomica, ex hbris Galeni, cum versioue
Latina Jo. Bapt. Rasarii, curante GuL Dundass, ci\ju8
Notaj accedunt. Lugduni Batav. \735. 4to.

ORIENTAL HERALD and COLONLA.L REVIEW,
from its commencement in January 1824 to December
1829. 23 vols. Lond. 1824-1829. 8vo.

ORIENTAL LITERATURE. See Dictionaries,

page 285.

Lexicon Heptaglotton (Orientale, etc.). See Castellcs
(Edmundus).

Dictionarium Armeno-Latinum. Paris, 1633. 4to.
See Rivola (Franoiscus).

Codices Orientales Bibliothecse Regiie Havniensis
jussu et auspiciis Regis Daniaj Augustissimi Christiani
Octavi enumerati et descripf i, pars prior Codices Indices
eontinens, pars altera Codices Hebraicos et Arobicos
continens, pars tertia Codices Persicos, Turcicos, Hindu-
stanicos, &c., continens. Hafnia, 1846, 1851, 1857. 4to.

Histoire de la Litt(5rature Hindouie et HindoustAnie,
par Garcin de Tassy. Vol L Pam, 1870. royal Sva

5 A

738

OEIENTAL-OEKNEYINGA SAGA.

OEIKNTAL LITERATVKE— Continued.
Arabic.

Kamoos (The), or the Ocean ; an Arabic Dictionary.
Prepared for publication by a native of Arabia, in the
Arabic department of the College of Fort William,
Calcutta. 2 vols. Calcutta, 1817. 4to.

Moontukhub-Ool-Loghaut ; or a Dictionary of Arabic
Words, with a Persian Translation. Originally com-
piled by Abd Oor Eusheed E T'Hatvee ; revised, cor-
rected, and published by Molovee Allah Daud, and other
native oificers employed in the Persian department of
the College of Fort WiUiam. Edited by M. Lumsden,
LL.D. Calcutta, 1808. folio.

Soorah ; a Dictionary of Arabic Words, explained in
Persian. Published at the recommendation of the Coun-
cil of the College of Fort William. Calcutta, 1815.
folio.

Alif Laila (The), or, Book of the Thousand Nights
and One Night, commonly known as " The Arabian
Nights' Entertainments," now for the first time published
complete in the original Arabic. Edited by W. H.
Macnaghton. 4 vols. Calcutta, 1839. royal 8vo.

El-Mas'udi's Historical Encyclopedia, entitled " Mea-
dows of Gold and Mines of Gems," translated from the
Arabic by Aloys Sprenger, M.D. Vol. I. Lond. 1841.
8vo.

Al-Mufassal, opus de Ee Grammatica Arabicum,
auctore Abu'l-K&sim MahmM Bin 'Omar Zamahsario.
Edidit J. P. Broch. Chrietianioe, 1859, 8vo.

Chinese.
A Dictionary of the Chinese Language, in three
Parts. Part I. containing Chinese and English, arranged
according to the radicals. Part II., Chinese and English,
arranged alphabetically. Part III., English and Chinese.
5 vols. Macao, 1815-1822. 4to. See Morrison
(Eev. Egbert).

Esop's Fables, written in Chinese by the learned Mun
Mooy Seen-Shang, and compiled in their present form,
with a free and a literal translation, by his Pupil Sloth
[Eobert Thom]. Canton Press Office, ISiO. small folio.

The Chinese Speaker, or Extracts from Works written
in the Mandarin Language, as spoken at Peking. Com-
piled for the use of Students by Eobert Thom, H.M.
Consul at Ningpo. Va-rt I. Ningpo, I8i6. small folio.

Chinese and English Vocabulary, by Eobert Thom,
H.M. Consul at Ningpo. Canton, 1843. small folio.

LingUEe Stnarum Mandarinicse Hieroglyphicie Gram-
matica duplex : author Steph. Fourmont Faris. 1742.
folio.

ATLAS SINICCJS. <See China.

OEIENTAL LITERATURE— Continued.
Persian.

Huft Koolzoom, or Seven Seas ; a Persian Dictionary,
compiled by direction of the King of Oude, and printed
at His Majesty's press. 5 vols, in 2. Lucknom. folio.

Oupnek'hat (id est, Secretum Tegendum) opus ipsa
in India rarissimum ; — (seu Theologi et Philosophia
Doctrina Indica e quatuor sacris Indorum libris ex-
cerpta), ad verbum, i Persico idiomate, in Latinum
conversum, et notis illustratum; studio Anquetil Du-
perron. 2 vols. Argentorati, 1801, 1802. 4to.

Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English, with a
Dissertation on the Eastern Nations. 2 vols. Oxford,
1777. folio. See Eichardson (John).

Boorhani Qatiu, Dictionary of the Persian Language,
explained in Persian, with a Grammar prefixed, by
Moohummud Hoosuen Ibni Khuluf Oot-Tubreezee. Ar-
ranged, corrected, revised, and the text illustrated with
Persian Notes, by Thomas Eoebuck. Calcutta, Printed
at the Hindoostanee Press, 1818. folio.

Turkish.
Thesaurus Linguarum Orientalium, prsesertim Tur-
cicaB, Arabicaj, et Persicae, Complementum Thesauri
Linguarum Orientalium ; seu Onomasticum LatLuo-
Turcico-Arabico-Persicum. 5 vols. Viennce, 1680-
1687. folio. See Meninski (Franc. A. Mesgnien).

OEIGEN (Adamantihs Alexandrinus).

Origenis contra Celsum, Libri VIII. Gr. et. Lat. ex
versione Gelenii et Spencero recognita, cum annota-
tionibus Hoeschilii et Spenceri. Ejusdem Philocalia,
cum notis Jo. Tarini. Cantahrigioe, 1677. 4to.

Hexapla, quae supersunt, ex MSS. et ex libris editis,
eruit, et notis illustravit, D. Bernard us de Montfaucon.
Gr. et Lat. 2 vols. Parisiis, 1713.

The Writings of Origen, translated by the Eev. Fred.
Crombie. (Clark's Ante-Nicene Christian Library,
Vols. X., XXni.) 2 vols. Edinb. 1869, 1872. 8vo

OEIGINAL FAMILIAE COEEESPONDENCE
between Eesidents in India ; including Sketches of
Java. JEdinb. 1846. small 8vo.

ORIGINES PAEOCHIALES SCOTIA: The An-
tiquities Ecclesiastical and Territorial of. the Parishes
of Scotland, 1850-1855. See Scotland.

OEIGINES PATRICIA, or a Deduction of Euro-
pean Titles of Nobility and Dignified Oifices, from their
primitive sources, by E. T. Hampson. Lond. 1846. 8vo.

OEKNEYINGA SAGA.

Orkneyinga Saga, sive Historia Orcadensium a prima
Orcadum per Norvegos occupatione, ad exitum Seculi
XII. : Edidit Jonas Jonagus. Hafmce, 1 780. 'tto,

ORKNEYINGA SAGA— OROSIUS.

7M

ORKNEYINGA BAGk—Contmned.

The Orkneyinga Saga ; translated from the Icelandic
by Jon A. Hjaltalin and Gilbert Goudie. Edited, with
Notes and Introduction, by Joseph Anderson. Edinh.
1873. 8vo.

ORKNEY AND ZETLAND.

Orkney : a Memorial for Orkney, Odal Rights and
Feudal Wrongs. See Balfour (David).

Grievances and Oppressions of the Isles of Orkney
and Zetland. See Mackenzie (James).

Information, Memorials, and other Papers relating to ,
the Superiorities and other matters in dispute between
Sir Laurence Dundas, the Earl of Morton, the Officers
of State, and the Udal Proprietors, 1776, 1777. (In
one vol.) 4to.

Oppressions of the Sixteenth Century in the Islands
of Orkney and Zetland, from Original Documents,
and edited by David Balfour (printed for the Maitland
and Abbotsford Clubs). Edinh. 1859 4to.

ORLEANS (Antony Philip d').

Memoirs of his Serene Highness A. P. d'Orlfeans,
Duke of Montpensier. Written by himself. Translated
from the French. Lond. 1824. 8vo.

ORLEANS (DucHEssE d')

M^moires sur la cour de Louis XIV. et de la Regence.
Paris, 1823. 8vo.

Secret Memoirs of the Court of Louis XIV. and of
the Regency. Extracted from the correspondence of
the Duchess of Orleans, mother of the Regent. Lond.
1824. 8vo.

ORLEANS GALERIE.

Galerie Lithographifee des Tableaux de son Altess
Royale Monseigneur le Due d'Orleans. Dediee a S. A.
R. Madame la Duchesse d'Orleans, par Charles Motte ;
publiee par J. Vatout et J. P, Qudnot. 2 vols. Paris.
1825-1829. imperial folio.

ORLICH. See Von Orlich. (Leopold.)

ORLOFF (Comtb Gregoire).

Memoires Historiques, Politiques et Litt^raires sur le
Royaume de Naples, avec des Notes et Additions par
Amaury Duval. 5 vols. Pa7-?s, 1819-1821. 8vo.

ORMATHWAITE (John B. W., Lord).

Astronomy and Geology Compared. Lond. 1872.
post 8vo.

Lessons of the French Revolution (1789-1872).
Lond. 1873. 8vo.

ORME (Robert).

A History of the Military Tran«action« of the Britiib
Nation in Hindostan, from the year 1745 to 1761 ; with
a Dbsertation on the EstabliahmenU made by Mahom*-
dan Conquerors. 2 vols. Loitd. 1780. 4to.

Historical Fragment* of the Mogul Empire of the
Morattoes, and of the English concerns in Indoatan,
from the year 1659; with an Account of the AuthoKa
Life and Writings. Lond. 1805. 4 to.

ORME (Rev. William).

Memoirs of the Life, Writings, and Religioua Con-
nexions of John Owen, D.D., Vice-Cliancellor of Oxford
during the Commonwealth. Lond. 1820. 8?o.

Bibliotheca Biblica ; a select list of Booki on lacred
Literature, with Notices, biographical, critical, and biblio-
graphical. &linb. 1825. 8vo.

The Life and Times of Richard Baxter; with a
Critical Examination of his Writings. 2 voU. Lond.
1830. 8vo.

ORMEROD (George), LL.D.

The History of the County Palatine and City of
Chester ; incorporated with a republication of King's
Vale Royal, and Leycester's Cheshire Antiquities.
3 vols. Lond. 1819. folio.

Parentalia. Genealogical Memoirs, compiled by
George Ormerod, of Tyldesley and Sedbury Park. Lond.
1851. royal 8vo.

ORMONDE (James, Duke of). Life of. <S<!« Cabti

(Thomas).

ORMONDE (Marquess of).

An Autumn in Sicily, being an account of the prin-
cipal remains of Antiquity existing in that Island.
Ikiblin, 1850. 4to.

ORNEMENTS TIRfiS DES QUATRE ECOLES.

Reproduction la Gravure I'eau-forte et burin des
Oiuvres des Maitres dans I'Art de Sculpture. See
Rikster (Martin).

OROSIUS (Paulus).

Pauli Horosii Presbyteri inChristiani nominisQuerulos
Libri Septem. (First edition.) Per Jo. Sehtts»ler in
florcntiss. urhis Augustw, Anno\i~\, impretsi. folio.

Paulii Orosii Presbyteri Hispani adversus Paganos
Historiarum Libri Septem, ut et Apologeticus contra
Pelagium de Arbitrii Libertate. Recensuit et Ulustravit
Sigabertus Havercampus. Lugduni Batavorum, 1767.

4to.

The Anglo Saxon Version, from the Historian Oio-
sius, by Alfred the Great, together with an English
Translation from the Anglo-Saxon, by the Hon. Dainea
Barrington. Lond. 1773. 8vo.

740

ORPHANS— OSSIAN.

OEPHANS.

The case of Orphans consider'd from Antiquity ; with

some Remarks on our Courts of Wards.
8vo.

Lond. 1725.

ORRERY (Chaeles Boyle, Earl of).
Dr Bentley's Dissertation on the Epistles of Phalaris
and the Fables of iEsop Examined. Lowe?. 1698. 8vo.

ORRERY (Roger Botle, Earl of).

A Treatise of the Art of War. London, in tlie Savoy,
1677. folio.

A Collection of the State Letters of Roger Boyle, the
first Earl of Orrery, Lord President of Munster in Ire-
land, containing — A Series of Correspondence between
the Duke of Ormonde and his Lordship, from the Restor-
ation to the year 1668. The Earl of Orrery's Life, by
the Rev. Thomas Morrice. A Letter from Peter Welsh,
and the Earl of Orrery's Answer. Lond. 1742. folio.

ORSINI (Ignazio).

Storia delle Monete de' Granduchi di Toscana della
Casa de' Medici. Firenze, 1756. 4to.

ORTELIUS (Abraham).

Theatrum Orbis Terrarum : The Theatre of the Whole
World, set forth by that excellent Geographer, Abraham
Ortelius. Translated. Lond. 1606. large folio.

ORTHODOXOGRAPHIA SS. PATRUM.
Gkynjeus (Joh. Jac).

Ses

ORTIZ DE ZUNIGA (D. Diego).

Annales Eclesiasticos y Seculares de la muy noble, y
muy leal Ciudad de SeviUa, Metropoli de la Andaluzia.
Madrid, 1677. folio.

.ORTOLAN (Joseph L. E.)

Histoire de la Legislation Romaine, depuis son Ori-
gine; suivie d'une Generalisation du Droit Romain.
Paris, 1851. 8vo.

Explication Historique des Instituts de I'Empereur
Jiistinien, avec le texte, la traduction en regard, et
les explications sous chaque paragraphe, precfedfee d'une
generalisation du Droit Romain. Cinquieme edition,
revue et augmentee. 2 vols. Paris, 1854. 8vo.

Elements de Droit Penal — PenaUte — Jurisdictions —
Procedure. Paris, 1855. Svo.

ORTON (Rev. Job).

Exposition of the Old Testament, with Devotional
and Practical Reflections for the use of Families. 6 vols.
Shrewsbury, 1788-1791. 8vo. .

OSBECK (Peter).

Voyage to China and the East Indies. Together with
a Voyage to Suratte, by Olof Toreen, &c. Translated
from the German, by John Reinhold Forster. 2 vols.
L(md. 1771. 8vo.

OSBORN (Francis),

Works, in four several Tracts — I. Advice to a Son ;

II. Political reflections on the Government of the Turks ;

III. Memoirs on Queen Elizabeth, and King James ; IV.
Miscellany of Essays, Letters, &c. Lond. 1680. Svo.

See England.

' OSBORN (Commander Sherard).

The Discovery of the North- West Passage by H.M.S.
Investigator, Captain R. M'Clure, 1850-1854. Edited
by Commander Sherard Osborn, from the Logs and
Journals of Capt. Robert LeM. M'Clure. Lond. 1856.
Svo.

OSBORNE (Hon. W. G.)

The Court and Camp of Runjeet Sing ; with a Sketch
of the Origin and Rise of the Sihk State. Lond. 1840,
Svo.

OSLER (Edward).

Life of Admiral (Sir Edward PeUew) Viscount Ex-
mouth. Lond. 1835. 8vo.

OSMONT (Jean Bapt. Louis).
Dictionnaire Typographique, Historique, et Critique
des Livres Rares, &c. 2 vols. Paris, 1768. Svo.

OSORIO (Jerome).

History of the Portuguese, during the Reign of Em-
manuel, containing all their Discoveries, &c. Translated
by James Gibbs. 2 vols. Lond. 1752. Svo.

OSSIAN.

The Poems of Ossian, translated by James Macpher-
son. 2 vols. Lond. 1790. 8vo.

The Poems of Ossian, &c., containing the Poetical
Works of James Macpherson ; with Notes and Illustra-
tions by Malcolm Laing. 2 vols. Edinh. 1805. Svo.

The Poems of Ossian, in the Original Gaelic ; with a
literal translation into Latin, by Robert Macfarlan.
With a Dissertation on the authenticity of the Poems,
by Sir John Sinclair, Bart., and a translation from the
Italian of the Abb6 Cesarotti's Dissertation on the con-
troversy respecting the authenticity of O.ssian, with
Notes and a Supplemental Essay, by John M'Arthur,
LL.D. Published under the sanction of the Highland
Society of London. 3 vols. Lond.\d>Ql. royal Svo.

Notes on the Authenticity of Ossian's Poems, by
[Archibald M'NeUI, P.C.S.] a Member of the Society
of Antiquaries of Scotland. Edinh. li&?>. Svo.

OSSIAN— OULTON,

U\

OSSIAN— Continued.

An Original Collection of the Poems of Ossian, Ortann,
Ulin, and other Bards, who flourished in the same Age.
Collected and edited by Hugh and John M'Callum.
Montrose, 1816. 8vo.

Fingal ; an Epic Poem. Translated from the Original
GaeUc, by the Eev. Thomas Eoss, A.M., with the old
translation, by James Macpherson. Edinh. 1807.
Svo.

Phingaleis, sive Hibernia Liberata, Epicum Ossianis
Poema, e Celtico Sermono convorsum, tribus prfcmissis
Disputationibus et subsequentibus notis ab Alexandro
Macdonald. Edinh. 1820. royal Svo.

The Fingal of Ossian, an ancient Epic Poem. Trans-
lated from the original Gaelic Language by James Mac-
pherson, and now rendered into Heroic Verse by Ewen
Cameron. Lond. 1777. 4to.

The Poems of Ossian in the Original Gaelic, with a
Literal Translation into English, and a Dissertation on
the Authenticity of the Poems, by the Eev. Archibald
Clerk, Minister of Kilmallie. Together with the Eng-
lish Translation by Macpherson. 2 vols. Edinb. 1870.
royal 8vo.

See Highlands of Scotland.

See Clark (John). Mackenzie (Henry).

OSTEND.

A Dialogue and Complaint made upon the Siege of
Ostend, by the King of Spaine, the Archduke, the Pope,
&c. ; also a Discourse of that which happened in Ostend
from February 1602. Lond. 1602. 4to.

OSTEEWALD (Jean Eodolphe), Minister of the
French Church at Basle.

La Nourriture de I'Ame, ou Eecueil de Prieres, Ee-
flexions, et Lectures, r61atives aux divers Etats, be-
soins, et devoirs du Chretien. Rotterdani,\T()d>. 8vo.

O'SULLEVANUS (Philippus).
Historife Catholicie Ibernise Compendium. Ullyssip
pone, 1621. 4to.

O'SULLIVAN (Mortimer). See Phelan (William).

OSWALD (James).

Memorials of the Public Life and Character of the
Eight Hon. James Oswald, contained in a Correspond-
ence with some of the most distinguished men of the
last Century. Edinb. 1825. Svo.

0TT]6(E. C.)
Scandinavian History. Lond. 1874. 12mo

OTTEE (William).

The Life and Eemains of the Eev. Edward Daniel
Clarke, LL.D. Lond. 1824. 4to.

OTTLEY (Henbt).

A Biographical and Critical Dictionary of Itecent uid
Living Painters and Engravers ; forming a Supplemant
to Bryan's Dictionary of Painters and Engraven ■•
edited by George Stanley. Lond. 1866. royal 8vo.

OTTLEY (Wiluam Youno).

Inquiry into the History of Engraving upon Coppor,
and in Wood. 2 vols. Lond. 1816. 4 to.

An Inquiry concerning the Invention of I*rinting ;
including Notices of the early use of Woo<l-engraTinf(
in Europe, Block-books, &c., with an Introdnction by
J. Ph. Berjeau. Loml. 1863. 4to.

OTTO (Evebardob).

Thesaurus Juris Eomani, continens rariora meliorum
Interpretunl Opuscula, in quibus Jus Eomunum emen-
datur, explicatur, illustratur. 6 vols. Lwjd.-Baiac.
1725-1735. foHo.

OTWAY (Rev. C^ab).

Tour in Connaught; comprising Sketches of Clon-
macnoise, Joyce Country, and Achill. Dublin, 1830.
12mo.

OTWAY (Thomas).

Works ; with Notes and a Life of the Author, by
Thomas Thornton. 3 voU. Lond. 1813. port Svo.

OUCHTERLONY (Libut. John).

The Chinese War : an Account of all the Operations
of the British Forces from the Commencement to the
Treaty of Nanking. Lond. 1844, Svo.

OUDH.

My Escape from the Mutineers in Oudh. By a
Wounded Officer [Captain Gibney]. 2 vols. Lond.
1858. 12mo.

OUDINUS (Casimirus).

Commentarius de Scriptoribus Eccleaiaj Antiquis,
iUoruraque Scriptis, tam impressis quam manuscriptis,
adhuc extantibus, aBeUannino,Possevino, Phil. Labbeo,
Gul. Caveo, L. E. Du Pin, et aliis omissis, ad annum
1460, vel ad artem typographicam inventam. 3 vols.
Francofurti ad Momum, 1722. folio.

OUGHTON (Thomas).

Ordo Judiciorum ; sive Methodus Procedendi in Ne-
gotiis et Litibus in foro Ecclesiastico-Civili Britannico
et Hibernico. 2 vols. Lond. 1738. 4to.

OULTON (Andrew Newton).

Index to the Statutes at present in force, or affecting
Ireland, from the year 1310 to 1835, inclusive. Dublin,
1836. Svo.

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OUPHN'EK-HAT— OVINGTOK

OUPNEK-HAT. See Oriental Literature, Per-
sian.

OUSELEY (Sir Gore).

Biographical Notices of Persian Poets; with Critical
and Explanatory Eemarks. With a Memoir of the late
Right Hon. Sir Gore Ouseley, Bart., by the Eev. James
Reynolds. Land. 1846. 8vo.

OUSELEY (Sm William), LL.D.

Travels in various Countries of the East, more par-
ticularly Persia. 3 vols. Lond. 1819-1823. 4to.

The Oriental Geography of Ebn Haukal, translated.
See Ebn Haukal.

OUTHIER (Reginald).

Journal d'un Voyage au Nord, en 1736 et 1737.
Paris, 1744. 4to. (In one vol. with Low's Fauna
Oread.)

OUTLINES of Oriental Philology for the Use of
Students in the University of Edinburgh [by Rev.
Alexander Murray, .D.D.]. Edinh. \9:\2. 8vo.

OUTRAM (George), Advocate.
Lyrics, Legal and Miscellaneous, edited by Henry
Glassford BeU. Edmh. 1874. 12ino.

OUTRAM (Major James).

Rough Notes of the Campaign in Sinde and Affghani-
stan, in 1838-9 ; being Extracts from a Personal Journal
kept while on the Staff of the Army of the Indus.
LoiuJ. 1840. 12mo.

OUTRAM (William), Canon of Westminster.

De Sacrificiis Libri duo ; quorum altero explicantur
Omnia Judseorum, nonnulla Gentium Profanarum Sacri-
ficia : altero Sacrificium Christi. Lond. 1677. 4to.

OUVAROFF (M.)

Esssay on the Mysteries of Eleusis ; translated from
the French of M. Ouvaroff, by J. D. Price, with Obser-
vations by J. Christie. Lond. 1817. 8vo.

OUVRARD (G. J.)

M^moires sur sa Vie et ses diverses Operations Finan-
ciferes. 3 vols. Paris, 1827. 8vo.

OVERBEKE (Bonaventura ab).

Eeliquise Antiquaj Urbis Romse qaorum singulas ad
vivum delineavit, dimensus est, descripsit, atque in aes
incidit. 3 vols, in 1. Amstelcedami, 1708. large
folio.

OVERBURY (Sir Thomas).

A Wife, now the Widdow of Sir Thomas Overburye ;
with additions of Characters, and Conceits. Fourteenth
edition. Lond. 1620. 12mo.

A True and Historical Relation of the Poisoning of
Sir Thomas Overbury. With the Arraignments and
Speeches of those that were executed thereupon. Lond.
1651. 12mo.

The Great Oyer of Poisoning Sir Thomas Overbury.
See Amos (Andrew).

OVERSTONE (Samuel Jones Loyd, Lord.)
Tracts and other Publications on Metallic and Paper

Currency. (Collected and edited by John R. M'Cul-

loch.) Lond. 1857. 8vo.

OVERTON (Rev. John), Torlc.

The True Churchmen Ascertained ; or an Apology
for those of the regular Clergy of the Establishment, who
are sometimes called Evangelical Ministers. York, 1801.
8vo.

OVIDIUS (PuBLius Naso).

Ovidii Opera Omnia; in tres tomos divisa, cum
integris Nic. Heinsii, lectissimisque Variorum notis,
studio Borchardi Cnippingii. 3 vols. Amsteladami,
1683. 8vo.

Ovidii Opera Omnia ; cum notis integris Micylli,
Ciofanii et Heinsii, quibus suis adjecit Petrus Burman-
nus. 4 vols. Amsteladami, 1727. 4to.

Les Metamorphoses d'Ovide en Latin, traduites en
Frangois ; avec des remarques, et des explications his-
toriques, par M. I'Abb^ Banier. Ouvrage enriche de
figures, gravies par B. Picart, et aulres Maitres. 2 vols.
in 1. Amsterdam, \'iZ2. large folio.

Ovidii Opera Omnia. Valpy's edition. 9 vols. See

AuCTORES CLASSlCiE LATINiE.

Ovidii (P.) Nasonis Metamorphoses, recensuit, varie-
tate lectionis notisque instruxit G. E. Gierig. 2 vols.
Lipsioi, 1804, 1807. 8vo.

Ovidii Fastorum Libri VI. Recensuit, notisque in-
struxit G. E. Gierig. Lipsim, 1812, 1814. 2 vols. 8vo.

Ovid's Metamorphoses, Englished by George Sandys.
Lond. 1626. foHo.

Ovid's Fasti; or the Roman's Sacred Calendar.
Translated into English Verse by William Massey.
Lond. 1757. 8vo.

The Works of Ovid. Literally translated into Eng-
lish Prose, by Henry T. RUey. 3 vols. Lond. 1850,
1852. 12mo. (Bohn's Classical Library.)

OVINGTON (John).

A Voyage to Surett, in the year 1689, with a Descrip-
tion of Madeira, St. Jago, &c., and other maritime
Towns and Islands. Lond. 1696. 8vo.

OWEN— OXFORD.

OWEN (Lieut. -Col. C. H.)

The Principles and Practice of Modern Artillery, in-
cluding ArtiUery Matefial, Gunnery, Organisation, and
Use of Artillery in Warfare. Land. 1857. 8vo.

OWEN (Rev. James).

The History of Images, and of Image- Worship. Lmid.
1709. 8vo.

OWEN (Joannes), Oxon.

Epigrammatum Libri Tres. Londini, 1622. 12mo.

OWEN (John), D.D.

Works. Edited by the Rev. Thomas Russell. With
Memoirs of his Life, by the Rev. William Orme. 21
vols. Lond. 1826. 8vo.

An Exposition of the Epistle to the Hebrews, with
preliminary Exercitations. Second edition. 7 vols.
Edinh. 1812-1814. 8vo.

A Dissertation on Divine Justice, or the Claims of
Vindicatory Justice asserted. Translated, with a Pre-
face by the Rev. John Stafford, D.D., and others. Lond.
(no date). 8vo.

The Grace and Duty of being Spiritually Minded,
declared and practically improved. With an Introduc-
tory Essay by Tho. Chalmers, D.D. Glasgow, 1825.
12mo.

On the Nature, Power, Deceit, and Prevalence of
Indwelling Sin in Believers. With an Introductory
Essay by Tho. Chalmers, D.D. Glasgow, 1825. 12mo.
Memoirs. See Orme (Rev. William).

OWEN (John).

Travels into different parts of Europe, in the years
1791 and 1792. 2 vols. LoTid. 1796. 8vo.

OWEN (Professor Richard).

Paleontology, or a Systematic Summary of Extinct
Animals and their Geological Relations. Edinb. 1860.
8vo.

Lectures on the Comparative Anatomy and Physi-
ology of the Vertebrate Animals, delivered at the Royal
College of Surgeons of England in 1844 and 1846.
Part First— Fishes. iMid. 1846. 8vo.

Lectures on the Comparative Anatomy and Physiology
of the Invertebrate Animals, delivered at the College
of Surgeons. Lond. IS55. 8vo.

OWEN (Robert Dale).

Observations on the Effect of the Manufacturing
System ; with Hints for the Improvement of those parts
of it which are most injurious to Health and Morals.
Lond. 1815. royal 8vo.

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OWEN (Robert Dale)— Oyn/mwrf,

A New View of Society, or Euaju oo the

of the Human Character. Lond. 1816. royU Bn.
A New View of Society, or Essays on the FonnatioD

of tho Human Cliaracter. Fourth edition, LunJ. 181B.

royal 8vo.

Two Memorials on behalf of the Working CUsset.
Lond. 1818. 8vo.

An Address delivered at the opening of the Institu-
tion established at New Lanark Lond. 1819. 8vo.

Report to the County of Lanark ; or a plan for reliev-
ing public distress by giving permanent employment to
the Poor. Glusgoro, 1821. 4to.

An Outline of the System of Education at New
Lanark. Glasgmo, 1824. 8vo.

OWEN (Capt. W. F. W.)

Narrative of Voyages to explore the Shores of Africa,
Arabia, and Madagascv- 2 vols. Lond. 1833. 8vo.

OWEN (William).

The Cambrian Biography; or Historical Notices of
celebrated Men among the Ancient Bntons. L'jnd.
1803. 12mo.

OXENFORD (John).
Conversations of Goethe Translated.

See Goethe.

OXENHAM (Hbnrt Nutcombe;.
Recollections of Ober-Ammergau in 1871. Lond.
1871. 12mo.

OXFORD (University of).
Oxonia lilustrata. See Loggan (David).
Habitus Academicorum Oxouiensium a Doctore ad
Servientem. (A series of engraved plates.) Sold by
I. Oliver, on Ludgate Hill, circa 1680. folio.

The Foundation Statutes of Bishop Fox for Corpus
Christi College in the University of Oxford, a.d. 1617.
Now first translated, with a Life of the Founder, by
G. R. M. Ward. Lowl 1843. 8vo.

ParecboliB sive Excerpta e Corpore Statutorum Uni-
versitatis Oxoniensis. Oxoniw, 1729. 12mo.

Oxford University Statutes. Translated by G. R. M.
Ward, and completed under the superintendence of
James Heywood. 2 vols. Lond. 1846, 1851. Sva

Munimenta Academica, or Documents illustrative of
Academical Life and Studies of Oxford. (Part IL
Libri Cancellarii et Procuratoram, &c.) LonJ. 1868.

ITie Antient and Present State of the University of
Oxford. See Ayuffe (John.)

History of the University of Oxford. See Chauixis
(Alexander).

Athense Oxonienses. See Wood (Asihost).

744

OXFORD— OZELL.

OXFORD (University of) — Continued.

History of the University of Oxford, its Colleges,
Halls, and Public Buildings. 2 vols. Lond.1814:. royal
4to. (Published by R. Ackermann.)

Marmora Arundeliana : et Marmora Oxoniensia. See
Marmoba.

Catalogus Librorum Impressorum Bibliothecse Bod-
leianse in Academia Oxoniensi, a B. Bandinel. 3 vols.
Oxonii, 1843. foUo.

Catalogus (vol. iv.) Impressorum Librorum, quibus.
aucta est Bibliotheca Bodleiaiia, Annis 1835-1847.
Oxonii, 1851. folio.

Catalogue of Books bequeathed to the Bodleian Lib-
rary. See GouGH (Richard).

Catalogue of the Printed Books and Manuscripts
bequeathed by Francis Douce to the Bodleian Library,
Oxford. 1840. folio.

Catalogus Disputationum Academicarum quibus nuper
aucta est Bibliotheca Bodleiana. Oxonii, 1834. folio.

Descriptive, Analytical, and Critical Catalogue of the
Manuscripts bequeathed unto the University of Oxford,
by Elias Ashmole, Windsor Herald ; also of some addi-
tional Manuscripts. By William H. Black. Oxford,
1845. 4to.

Catalogi Codicum Manuscriptorum Bibliothecse Bod-
leianae Pars Prima, recensionem Codicum Grsecorum con-
tinens. Confecit Henricus 0. Coxe. Oxonii, 1853. 4to.

Bibliothecse Bodleianse Codicum Orientalium Cata-
logus, a Joanne Uri confectus. Pars Prima. Oxonii,
1787. foUo.

Ejusdem Partis Secnndse Volumen Primum, confecit
Alexander Mcoll. Oxonii, 1821. foHo.

Ejusdem Pwtis Secundse Volumen Secundum, edidit
E. B. Pusey. Oxonii, 1855. folio.

Catalogus Codicum MSS. qui in CoUegiis Aulisque
Oxoniensibus hodie asservantur, confecit Henricus 0.
Coxe. 2 vols. Oxonii, 1852. 4to.

Epicedia Universitatis Oxoniensis, in Obitum Au-
gustiss Principis Henrietta Mariae Reginse Matris.
Epicedia in Obitum Henriettae Marise Ducissas Aurelian-
ensis. In 1 vol Oxonii, 1669, 1670. folio.

Epithalamia Oxoniensia. Oxonii, 1734. folio.

Gratulatio Academise Oxoniensis in nuptias auspica-
lissimas iUustrissimorum Principum Frederici Principis
Wallife et augustse Principissee de Saxe-Gotha. Oxonii,
1 736. folio.

Epicedia Oxoniensia in obitum celsissimi et desidera-
tissimi Frederici Principis Wallife, Oxonii, 1751.
folio.

OXFORD (University of) — Continued.

Pietas Academiee Oxoniensis in obitum Reginse Caro-
linas. Oxonii, 1738. folio.

Pietas Academiae Oxoniensis in obitum serenissimi
Regis Georgii II. Et Gratulatio in augustissimi Regis
Georgia III. inaugurationem. Oxonii, 1761. folio.

Epithalamia Oxoniensia, aive gratulationes in augus-
tissimi Regis Georgii III. et illustrissimfe Principissffi
Sophias Charlottae nuptias auspicatissimas. Oxonii,
1761. foUo,

Pcemata Praemiis Cancellarii Academicis donata, et
in Theatro Sheldoniano recitato. 3 vols, in 1. Oxonii,
1810. 12mo.

Prize Poems. Seventh edition. Oxford, 182G. 12mo.

Prize Essays. 4 vols. Oxford, 1830. 8vo.

Essays, contributed by Members of the University.
Lond. 1857. 8vo.

Terrse Filius, or the Secret History of the University
of Oxford. 2 vols. Lond. 1725. 12mo.

From Oxford to Rome ; and how it fared with some
who lately made the Journey (by Miss E. F. S. Harris).
Lond. 1847. 12mo.

Recollections of Oxford, by G. F. Cox. Lond. 1868.
post 8vo.

A Word or two in Vindication of Oxford, and of
Magdalene College in particular, from the posthumous
aspersions of Mr Gibbon (by James Hurdis, 1797).
4to.

OXLEY (John).

Journals of two Expeditions into the Interior of New
South Wales, in the years 1817-18. Lo7id. 1820. 4to.

OZANAM (M.)

Trait^s des Lignes du Premier Genre. Paris, 1687.
4to.

Recreations in Mathematics and Natural Philosophy,
translated from Ozanam, as enlarged by M. Montucla,
by Charles Hutton, LL.D., with additions. 4 vols.
Lond. 1803. 8vo.

OZANEAUX (M. Georges).

Les Romains, ou Tableau des Institutions Politiques,
Religieuses et Sociales de la Republique Romaine. Paris,
1840. 8vo.

OZELL (John).

Logic, or the Art of Thinking. Translated from the
French of M. Nicole. Lond. 1723. 12mo.
Translations. See Montesquieu. Vertot.

p.— PAGI.

746

P. (A.), or Parkinson (Anthony).

TANEA AnQLO-MiNORITICA.

See CoLLEO-

PACCA (Cardinal).

M^moires du Cardinal Pacca. See Bellaoukt
(L. F.)

Historical Memoirs of Cardinal Pacca, Prime
Minister to Pius VII. Written by himself. Trans-
lated from the Italian by Sir George Head. 2 vols.
Ijond. 1850. post 8vo.

PACHALIK DE BAGDAD.
Description du Pachalik de Bagdad; suivie d'une
Pans, 1809. 8vo.

Notice sur les Wahabis.

PACHO (M. J. E.)

Eelation d'un Voyage dans la Marmarique, la Cyren-
aique, et les Oasis d'Audjelah et de Maradch. Paris,
1827. 4to, and vol. of plates folio.

PACHYiMEEES (Georgius).

Michael Palajologus, sive Historia Eerum a Michaele
Paleeologo ante Imperium, et in Imperio Gestarum, Gr.
et Lat., interprete Petro Possino. Accesserant Glos-
sarium, Nota;, Liber Chronologus et Specimen Sapientise
Indorum Veterum. Romce, 1666. folio.

Andronicus Palseologus, sive Historia Eerum ab Andro-
nico Seniore in Imperio gestarum, usque ad annum ejus
setatis undequinquagesimum. Gr. et Lat. Ex inter-
pretatione et cum observationibus Petri Possini. Romce,
1669. folio.

PACIFIC (The).

Three Years in the Pacific ; containing Notices of
Brazil, Chile, Bolivia, Peru, &c., in 1831-1834. By
an Officer in the United States' Navy. 2 vols. Lond.
1835. 8vo.

PACIFICATOEES OEBIS CHEISTIANI, sive
Icones Principum, Ducum, et Legatorum, qui Monas-
terii atque Osnabrugaj Pacem Europse reconciliamnt,
quosque singulos ad nativam Imaginem expressit A. van
Hulle (Tabulis cxxxi.) Rotterodami, 1697. large
folio.

PACK (Eichard).

A New Collection of Miscellanies in Prose and Verse.
Lond. 1725. 8vo.

PACKE (Christopher).

Translation of Glauber's Work*. Set Olaobir
(J.R)

PADDOCK (JuDAu).

Narrative of the Shipwreck of the " Oiwego " on th«
Coast of South Barbary ; interspersed with Remark* on
the Country and its Inhabitant*. Lond. 1818. 4to.

PAGAN (J. M.), M.D.
The Medical Jurisprudence
{Glasgow), 1840. Svo.

of Insanity, /xm^.

PAGAN (William), Writer, Cvpur-Fife.

Road Reform : a Plan for Abolishing Turnpike-Toll*
and Statute Labonr Assessment*. Ediub. 1845.
Svo.

The Birthplace and Parentage of William Faterson,
Founder of the Bank of England, and Projector of the
Darien Scheme ; with Suggestions for Improvements on
the Scottish Eegisters. Edinh. 1865. 12mo.

PAGANO (FiLippo Maria).
Istoria del Regno di Napoli. 2 vols.
Palei-mo, 1835. 8vo.

Noitoli, 1832;

PAGE (David), LLD.

Economic Geology ; or, Geology in its Relation to
the Arts and Manufactures. Edinb. 1874. peat 8to.

PAGE (H. A.)

Thomas de Quincey ; his Life and Writings. With
unpublished Correspondence. 2 vols. Lond. 1877.
post Svo. •

PAGET (John).

Hungary and Transylvania ; with Remark.^ on their
Condition, Social, Political, and Economical 2 vol*.
Lmd. 1839. Svo.

PAGET (John), Barrider-at-Lav.
Paradoxes and Puzzles, Historical, Judicial, and
Literary. Edinb. 1874. 8vo.

PAGI (E. P. Antonio), Doct. Theol.

Critica Historico-Chronologica in Universe* Annalea
Ecclesiasticos Eminentiss. Csesaris Cardinalis Baronii:
Opus posthuma, editio novissima. Ab adventu J. C.
ad Ann. 1198. 4 vols. ^In/twyHT, 1727. folio.

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PAGNIEERE— PALEY.

PAGIJIERRE (M.)

Classification and Description of the Wines of
Bordeaux ; to whicli are prefixed Notices of the History
and Culture of the Vine, &c. IJdinb. 1828. 12mo.

PATJKULL (C. W.)

A Summer in Iceland. Translated by the Rev. il.
R. Barnard. Lond. 1868. 8vo.

PAINE (Martyn), M.D.

Medical and Physiological Commentaries. 2 vols.
New York, 1840. 8vo.

PAINTER (William).

The Palace of Pleasure, Beautified, adorned, and
well furnished with pleasant Histories and excellent
Novels, chosen and selected out of divers good and
commendable Authors, by William Painter. Reprinted
from the edition of 1575. Edited by Joseph Hasle-
wood. 3 vols. Lond. 1813. 4to.

PAINTERS.

Biographical Memoirs of Extraordinary Painters. See
Beckford (William).

Modern Painters. See Ruskin (John).

Tables des Fameux Peintres. See Harms (A. F.)

PAINTING.

Original Treatises on the Art of Painting. See
Mereifield (Mrs).

A Critical Essay on Oil Painting. See Raspb (R. E.)
Lectures on Painting by the Royal Academicians —
Barry, Opie, and Fuseli. Edited, with an Introduc-
tion and Notes, by Ralph N. Wornum. Lo7id. 1848.
12mo. (Bohn's Scientific Library.)

PAISLEY.

A Panegyric on the Town of Paisley. By a North
Country Gentleman : a Poem. Paisley, 1180. 8vo.

Registrum Monasterii de Passelet, Cartas, Conven-
tiones aliaque Munimenta complectens a domo fundata.
(a.d. 11G3-1529). Edinbui-gi, 1832. 4to. (Maitland
Club).

Historical Description of the Abbey and Town of
Paisley. Sre Mackie (Charles).

PAJON (LouisEsaie).

Lemons de Morale : Traduit de I'Allemand. See
Gbllbrt (Professor C. F.)

PAL^OLOGUS (Andronicus et Michael). See
Pachymbres (Georoius).

PAL^ONTOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.

Publications of the Palajontographical Society (Insti-
tuted 1847) for the years 1848-1853. 8 vols. Lond.
1848-53. 4to.

PALAYE (M. de St). See St Palaye.

PALERMO (Francesco).

Classazione dei Libri a Stampa deU' I. E. R. Palatina,
in corrispondenza di un nuovo Ordinamento dello
Scibile Umano. Fireme, 1854. royal 8vo.

I Manoscritti Palatini di Firenze, Ordinati ed
Esposti. Vols. II. and III. Firenze, 1860, 1868.
large 4to.

PALESTINE.

Our Work in Palestine ; or, an Account of the
Difierent Expeditions sent out to the Holy Land, by
the Committee of the Palestine Exploration Fund,
since 1865. Lond. 1873. 12mo.

PALEY (William), D.D.

Works, a new edition. With a Life by Alexander
Chalmers. 5 vols. Lond. 1821. 8vo,

Works; with Additional Sermons, and a Corrected
Account of the Life and Writings of the Author, by
the Rev. Edmund Paley. 7 vols. Lond. 1825. 8vo.

The Principles of Moral and Political Philosophy.
Fourth edition corrected. 2 vols. Lond. 1 787. 8vo.

Natural Theology ; or. Evidences of the Existence and
Attributes of the D«ity ; collected from the Appear-
ance of Nature. Eighth edition. Lond. \80i. 8vo.

Paley's Natural Theology Illustrated; with a Pre-
liminary Discourse on Natural Theology by Henry
Lord Brougham; with Illustrative Notes by Lord
Brougham and Sir Charles Bell. 3 vols, in 2. Lond.
1835-1836. post 8vo.

A View of the Evidences of Christianity. 2 vols.
Lond. 1814. 8vo.

PALEY (William), Bairister-at-Law.

Law of Principal and Agent, chiefly with Reference to
Mercantile Transactions. Second edition, with addi-
tions by N. Go vv. ZoMd 1819. 8vo.

Treatise on the Law of Principal and Agent. Third
edition, with additions by J. H. Lloyd. Lovd. 1833.
8vo.

Paley's Law and Practice of Summary Convictions by
Justices of the Peace ; including Proceedings Prelimi-
nary and Subsequent to Convictions. The Fourth
edition, by H. T. J. Macnamara. Lond. 1856. 8vo.

PALGRAVE— PALMER.

74T

PALGEAVE (Sm Francis).

The Parliamentary "Writs, and Writs of Military
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The Eise and Progress of the English Commonwealth.
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Scotland and Ireland. Vol. I. (all published). Lond.
1837. royal 8vo.

Truths and Fictions of the Middle Ages. — The
Merchant and the Friar. Loud. 1837. 12mo.

The History of Normandy and of England. 4 vols.
Land. 1851-1864. 8vo.

PALGEAVE (Francis Turner).
Essays on Art. Lond. 1866. post 8vo.

PALGEAVE (Eeginald F. D.)
The House of Commons : Illustrations of its History
and Practice. Lond. 1869. post 8vo.

PALGEAVE (Egbert Harry Inglis).
The Local Taxation of Great Britain and Ireland.
Lond. 1871. 8vo.

PALGEAVE (William Gipfoed).
Narrative of a Year's Journey through Central and
Eastern Arabia in 1862-63. 2 vols. Lond.li&b. 8vo.

PALISOT DE BEAUVOIS (A. M. F. J.)
Insectes recueiUies en Afrique, et en AmMque, pen-
dant les annees 1788-1797. (Livr. 1 to 5.) Paiis,
1805. foHo.

PALISSOT (Charles).

(Euvres Completes. 7 vols, ii'eg'e, 1778, 1779. 8vo.
QJuvres. Nouvelle edition, revue et corrigde. 4 vols.
Pm-is, 1788. royal 8vo.

PALLADIO (Andrea).

Fabbriche Antiche designate da Andrea PaUadio, e
date in luce da Eiccardo Conte di Burlington. Londra,
1730. folio.

The Architecture of A. PaUadio, in Four Books, Re-
vised, Designed, and Published by Giacomo Leoni.
Translated from the Italian, with Notes and Eemarks
of Inigo Jones, now first taken from his Original Manu-
script. 2 vols. Lond. 1742. large folio.

PALLADIO DEGLi Olivi (Abbate Gio. Francesco).
Historie della Provincia del Friuli. Udine, 1660.
folio.

PALLADITJS.

De Gentibus Indiie et BragmannibuA, &c., Gr. et L«t,
edente Edw. Bisszo. Lond. 1605. 4to.

PALLAS (Petrus Simon).

Voyages en differentes Provinces de I'Empire de
Eussie, et dans I'Asie Septentrionolo. I'raduits dp
I'Allemand par M. Gauthier de la Peyronie. 2 vol*.
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ronie. 5 vols. Paris, 1789-1793. 4to.

Observations faites dans un Voyage entrepris dant
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dans les annees 1793 et 1794, traduit de rAlIemand.
2 vols. L^pzig, 1799-1801. 4to.

Travels through the Southern Provinces of the
Russian Empire in 1793-94. Translated from the
German of P. S. Pallas, with Plates and Maps. 2 vols.
Lond. 1802. 4to.

See HlSTOlRE DES DioOUVEKTBS.

PALLAVICINO (Sforza), Cardinal, S.J. \\m
Oecumenici Historia Concilii Tridcntini contra falsani
Petri Suavis Polani narrationem scripta a P. Sfortia
Pallavicino, edita ac latine reddita a P. Joanne BapL
Giattino, S.J. Accessit huic nov. edit Petri Fontidonii
Apologia pro Concilio. Augustre Vindelicomm. 1775.
folio.

PALLISEE (Mrs Bcry).
History of Lace. Lond. 1865. 8vo.
Brittany and its By-ways : some Account of it*
Inhabitants and Antiquities. Lo7td. 1869. poet 8vo.

PALLME (Ignatius).

Travels in Koordofan, from Notes Collected during a
Residence of nearly Two Years. Translated. Lond.
1844. 8vo.

PALM (J. H. VAN deb).
Zestal Leerredenen. Leyden, 1811. 8vo.
Derde Zestal Leerredenen. Leyden, 1813.
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(Boiud

PALMEE (Eev. Abbam Smtthe).

Leaves from a Word-Hunter's Note-Book; being some
Contributions to English Etymology. Lond. 1876.
crown 8vo.

PALMEE (Charles).

Collection of Select Aphorisms and Maxims, with
Historical Observations, selected from Eminent Authoia.
Lond. 1748. 4to.

748

PALMEK— PANCIROLUS.

PALMER (Francis Beaufort), Barrister-at-Law.

Conveyancing, and other Forms and Precedents
relating to Companies incorporated under the Com-
panies Acts, 1862 and 1867 ; with Notea Lond 1877.
8vo.

PALMER (George), Capt. R.N.

Kidnapping in the South Seas, being a Narrative of
a Three Months' Cruise of H.M. Ship "Rosario."
Edinh. 1871. 8vo.

PALMER (H. R.)

Description of a Railway, on a New Principle ; with
Observations on those hitherto constructed. Lord.
1824. 8vo.

PALMER (John).

Observations in Defence of the Liberty of Man as a
Moral Agent ; in Answer to Dr Priestley's Illustrations
of Philosophical Necessity. Lond. 1779. 8vo.

PALMER (John), Bairister-at-Law,

The Parliamentary Solicitor's Assistant. With
Tables of Fees. Lond. 19>2^. 4to.

The Attorney and Agent's New Table of Costs, in
the Courts of King's Bench, Common Pleas, and Ex-
chequer of Pleas. Lond. 1829. 4to.

The Practice in the House of Lords on Appeals,
"Writs of Error, and Claims of Peerage. To which is
prefixed a Historical Essay on the Appellate Jurisdic-
tion. Lond. 1830. 8vo.

PALMER (Samuel), Printer.

A General History of Printing, from the First Inven-
tion of it in the City of Mentz, to its Propagation and
Progress through Europe. Loiul. 1733. 4to.

PALMER (Samuel).

St Pancras ; being Antiquarian, Topographical, and
Biographical Memoranda, relating to the Parish of St
Pancras, Middlesex. Lond. 1870. 4to.

PALMER (Shirley), M.D.

A Pentaglot Dictionary of the Terms employed in
Anatomy, Physiology, Pathology, Pharmacy, Botany,
and Chemistry, in French, Greek, Latin, German,
and English. Lond. 184.5. 8vo.

PALMERIN OF ENGLAND.

The First and Second Parts of the no lesse Rare then
Excellent and stately History of the Famous and For-
tunate Prince Palmerin of England. Translated out of

PALMERIN OF ENGLAND—Conimjwrf.
French by A[nthony] M[unday]. Lond. 1639. small
4to.

Palmerin of England, by Francesco de Moraes,
corrected by Robert Southey. 4 vols. Lo7id. 1807.
12mo.

PALMERSTON (Viscount).

Selections from Private Journals of Tours in France
in 1815 and 1818. Lond. 1871. 8vo.

The Life of Henry John Temple, Viscount Pahner-
ston; mth Selections from his Diaries and Corre-
spondence, by the Right Hon. Sir Henry Lytton
Bulwer. 3 vols. Lond. 1870-1874. 8vo.

The Life and Times of Viscount Palmerston, by J.
Ewing Ritchie. 2 vols, in 6 parts. Lond., n.d. [1868].
royal 8vo.

Opinions and Policy of. See Francis (G. H.)

PALOMINO (Don Antonio), de Castro y Velasco.

El Museo Pictorico y Escala Optica : — (Tomo Primero,
Teorico de la Pintura. Tomo Segundo, Practica de la
Pintura. Tomo Tercero, El Parnaso Espanol Pintoresco
Laurendo. — Vidas de los Pintores y Escultores Espa-
uoles.) 3 vols, in 2. Madrid, 1795-1797. folio.

PALSGRAVE (John).

L'lilclaLrcissement de la Langue Fran9aise. See
France (Documents Ini^dits, p. 375).

PALUDANUS (Bernard). See Linschotten (J.
H. van).

PAMPHLETEER (The) ; Containing the best
Pamphlets of the day. Published occasionally. 1813-
1820. 16 vols. Lond. 1813-1820. 8vo.

PANANTI (FiLippo).

Narrative of a Residence in Algiers. See Blaquibre
(Edward).

PANCETTI (Camillo) da Serravelle.
Venetia Libera, Poema Hervico. Venetia, 1622.
4to.

PANCIROLUS (GuiDo).

Rerum Memorabilium sive Deperditarum Pars Prior,
Commentariis illustrata ab Henrico Salmuth. — Ejusdem
Nova Reperta, sive Rerum Memorabilium Pars Pos-
terior. Francofurti, 1631. 4to.

De Claris Legum Interpretibus Libri Quatuor: ac-
cessere Joan. Fichardi Vit:e recentiorum Ictorum, etc.,
cura Chr. G. Hoffmanni. Lii)sioe, 1721. 4to.

PANCIROLUS— PAPWORTH.

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PANCIEOLUS— Cont»»<«cZ.

The History of many Memorable Things Lost, which
•were in Use among the Ancients. Translated from the
Latin of Pancirollus. 2 vols, in 1. Land. 1715.
12mo.

See NoTiTiA Dignitatum.

PANCKOUCKE (A. J.)

Abr(5g6 Chronologique de I'Histoire de Flandre.
DunJierque, 1762. 12mo.

PANDECTS JUSTINIAN^

Digestorum sen Pandectarum Libri Quinquaginta, ex
Florentinis Pandectis Eeprresentati. 3 vols. Florentice,
in officinia Laiir. Torrentini, 1553. folio.

De Nominibus Propriis TOY DANAEKTOY Floren-
tini. Cum Antonii Augustini Archiepiscopi Tarracon-
ensis Notis. Tarracone, ex offlcina Phil. Mey., 1579.
folio.

Pandectae Justinianse in novum ordinem digests; ;
cum Legibus, Codicis, et Novellis, quae Jus Pandectarum
confirmant, explicant aut abrogant ; cura et opera
Roberti Josephi Pothier. Nova editio. 3 vols. Lug-
duni, 1782. folio.

Pandectae. See Corpus Juris Civilis.

Les Cinquante Livres du Digeste, traduits en Fran-
5ais. See Justinianus, Imperator.

PAKEGYRICI VETERES, cum notis et animadver-
sionibus virorum eruditorum selectis'suas addidit Henr.
Jo. Amtzenius. 2 vols, in 1. TrajecH ad Rhenum,
1790, 1797. 4to.

Panegyrici Veteres. See Auctores Classici Latini
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PANTON (Captain Edward).

Speculum Juventutisj or, a True Mirror where
Errors in Breeding Noble and Generous Youth, &c.
Portray'd in the Legend of Sisaras and Vallinda.
Lond. 1671. small 8vo.

PANTON (William).

A Dissertation on that Portion of Scottish History
termed the Gowry Conspiracy. Perth, \9>\2. Svo.

PANZANI (Gregorio).

Memoirs of Gregorio Panzani, giving an Account of
his Agency in England in the years 1634-36. Trans-
lated. Bimiingham, 1793. Svo.

PANZER (Geor. Wolvo.)

Annales Typographici ub Artia inventa origioa ad
Annum MDXXXVL: post Maitt«irii, Deniaii, alioram-
quo doctisa virorum curas, in ordiuem redacti, cmcn-
dati et aucti. 11 vols. Nurimhrija, 1793-1803.

4.to.

PANZIROLUS. See Pancibolub.

PAOLINO (GiANGiusEPPK Orioua).

Istoria dello Studio di NapolL 2 vola. Napoli,
1753, 1754. 4to,

PAOLO (Fra.) See Sarpi (F. Paolo).

PAPAL .POWER (The).

An Historical Essay on the Temporal Power of the
Popes. Translated from the French. 2 vols. Lond.

1825. Svo.

PAPAL SYSTEM.

The Papal and Hierarchical System compared with
the Religion of the New Testament. Lond. 1843.
12 mo.

PAPEBROCHIUS (Daniel), S.J.

Annales Antyerpienses ab Urbe condita, ad Annum
1700 : Ediderunt F. H. Merrtens et Em. Baschmann.
5 vols. Antverpice, 1845-1848. large 8va

PAPER.

Historical Account of the Substances which have
been used to Describe Events, from the Earliest Date
to the Invention of Paper. Lond. 1800. Svo.

PAPILLON (Jean Michel).

Trait(5 Historique et Pratique de la Gravure en Boia.
2 vols. Paris, 1766. Svo.

PAPIN (Dents). See Hooke (Robert).

PAPON (Jean Pierre).

Histoire Gdn6ral de Provence. 2 vola. Pari«,
1777, 1778. 4to.

PAPPUS ALEXANDRINUS.

Pappi Alexandrini Collectiones Mathematiae, nunc
primum Graece edidit Herm. Jos. Eisenmann. Libri
Quinti pars altera. (STEPEON SXHMATON

2YrKPl2EI2.) Pariiiis, 1824. folio.

PAP WORTH (John B.)

Rural Residences, consisting of a Seriea of De«ii){ns
tor Cottages and Villas. Lond. 1832. 4ta

750

PAPWORTH— PARIS.

PAPWORTH (John Woody & W.)

Museums, Libraries, and Picture Galleries, with
Illustrations. Lond. 1853. royal 8vo.

PAQUET-SYPHORIEN (M.)

Voyage Historique et Pittoresque fait dans la
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PARABOSCO (GiBOLAMo).

Novelle. Londra {lAvomo), 1795. post 8vo.

PARACELSUS (Aur. Philip. Theoph.).

Opera Omnia Medico-Chemico-Chirurgica, tribus
voluminibus comprehensa. 3 vols, in 2. Genevce,
1658. folio.

PARADIN (Claudb).

Alliances G^ndalogiques des Rois et Princes de Gaule.
Lyon, 1606. folio.

PARADIN (Maistre Guillaume), Ohanoyue de
Bemiieu.

Cronique de Savoye. Lyon, 1552. 4to.

Histoire de Nostre Terns, faicte en Latin par M.
Guillaume Paradin, et par luymesme en Franjois depuis
reveue et augment^e. Paris, 1556. 12mo.

PARADYSE OF DAYNTY DEVISES (The).
Reprinted from the first edition at London, 1576, with
Additional Pieces from the editions of 1580 and 1600;
with Remarks by Sir E. Brydges. (In Vol. III. of
The British Bibliographer). Lond. 1812. 8vo.

PARADISE OF SWEETS (The). See Lecture
ON Humanity.

PARADOXICAL PHILOSOPHY, a Sequel to the
Unseen Universe. Lond. 1878. post 8vo.

PARDESSUS (Jean Marie).

Cours de Droit Commercial. 5 vols. Paris, 1825
1826. 8vo.

Collection de Lois Maritimes ant^rieures au XVIII'^
Siecle. 6 vols. Paris, 1828-1845. 4to.

Traits du Contrat et des Lettres de Change, et autres
effets de Commerce. 2 vols. Paris, 1809. 8vo.

Traits des Servitudes, ou Services Fonciers, 8™^ edi-
tion corrig^e et considerablement augment^e. 2 vols.
Paris, 1838. 8vo.

PARDESSUS et LABOULAYE (MM).
Table Chronologique des Diplomes. See Br^uigny
(L. G. 0. Feudrix de).

PARDOE (Julia).

The City of the Sultan, and Domestic Manners of
the Turks in 1836. 2 vols. Lond. 1836. 8vo.

The River and the Desert ; or, Recollections of the
Rh6ne and the Chartreuse. 2 vols. Lond. 1838.
post 8vo.

The City of the Magyar ; or, Hungary and her Insti-
tutions in 1839, 1840. 3 vols. Lond. 1840. post
8vo.

The Life of Marie de Medicis, Queen of France,
Consort of Henry IV., and Regent of the Kingdom
under Louis XIII. 3 vols. Lond. 1852. 8vo.

Louis the Fourteenth and the Court of France in the
Seventeenth Century. 3 vols. Lond. 1847. 8vo.

Memoirs of the Queen of Spain, 1850. See George
(Anita).

PAREAU (Joannes Heneicus),

Antiquitas Hebraica breviter descripta. Trajecti ad
Rhenum, 1817. 8vo.

PAREUS (David), S.T.D.

Operum Theologicorum Partes Quatuor, in quibus
Commentarii et Adversaria Biblica, in omnes S. Scripturo
libros, Joh. Ph. Parens, Dav. fil., edidit. 4 vols, in 2.
Francofurti, 1647. folio.

PARGA (History of). See Suli.

PARIAN (The) CHRONICLE ; or, the Chronicle of
the Arundelian Marbles, with a Dissertation concerning
its authenticity [by Rev. Joseph Robertson]. Lond.
1788. 8vo.

PARIS (A. Paulix).

Les Manuscrits Frangais de la Biblioth6que du Roi,
leur Histoire et celle des Textes Allemands, Anglois,
HoUandois, Italiens, Espagnols de la mSme Collection.
7 vols. Paris, 1836-1848. 8vo.

PARIS (John Ayrton), M.D.

Treatise on Diet. Lond. 1826. 8vo.
The Life of Sir Humphry Davy, Bart. Lond. 1831.
4to.

PARIS (John A.); FONBLANQUE (J. S. M.),
Barrister-at-Law.

Medical Jurisprudence. 3 vols. Lond. 1823.
8vo.

PARIS— PARKER.

751

PARIS (Louis A. Ph. u'Orl^ans, Comte db).

History of the Civil War in America, translated, with
the approval of the Author, by Louis F. Tasistro.
Edited by Henry Coppoe, LL.D. Vol. I. Lond. 1876.
8vo.

PARIS (Matthew of), Monk of St Allans.

Matthai Paris, Monachi Albanensis Angli, Historia
Major, juxta exemplar Londinense 1571 (a.d. 1067-
1273), verbatim recusa et cum Rog. Wendovori, Will.
Rishangeri, authorisque Majori Minorique Historiis,
&c., fideliter collata. Access. Vitfe duorum Offarum
Merciorum Regum : et viginti trium Abbatum Sancti
Albani : Editoro Willielmo Wats, S.T.D. Lond. 1640.
folio.

Matthsei Parisiensis Historia Auglorum, sive, ut
vulgo dicitur, Historia Minor. Item, Ejusdem Abbre-
viatio Chronicorum Anglise (a.d. 1097-1253). Edited
by Sir Frederic Madden, K.H. 3 vols. Lond. 1866,
1869. royal 8vo.

Matthew Paris's English History, from the year 1235
to 1263. Translated from the Latin, by Rev. J. A.
Giles, D.C.L. 3 vols. Lond. 1852-1854. 12mo.
(Bohn's Antiquarian Library).

Flowers of History, formerly ascribed to Matthew
Paris, translated. See Wendover (Rogbk).

PARIS (T. Clifton).

Letters from the Pyrenees, during Three Months'
Pedestrian Wanderings, in 1842. Lond.lMZ. .post8vo.

PARIS.

Paris dans le Dix-neuvi6me Siecle ; ou Reflexions
d'un Observateur sur les nouvelles institutions, la
society, les joumaux, «fec. 2 vols. Paris, 1812.
12mo.

The History of Paris, from the Earliest Period to the
Present Day. 3 vols. Lond. 1825. 8vo.

Tableau de Paris [par Louis Sebastien Mercier].
NouveUe ddition. Amsterdam, 1783-8.

Paris and its Environs, displayed in a Series of
Picturesque Views. The Drawings made under the
direction of Mr Pugin, and Engraved under the super-
intendence of Mr C. Heath. 2 vols. io?irf. 1831. 4to.

Letters from Palis, during the Summer of 1791.
Lond. 1792. 8vo.

Paris, as it Was, and as it Is ; or, a Sketch of the
French Capital; illustrative of the Effects of the Re-
volution on its Arts, Sciences, Literature, Amusements,
&c. Written in 1801-2. 2 vols. Lond. 1803. 8vo.

Paris in 1815, a Poem [by the Rev. George Croly].
Lond. 1817. 8vo.

Paris ; or, the Book of the Hundred-and-One. 3 vols.
Lond. 1833. 8vo.

PARISH (Sir Woodbi.se).

Buenos Ayros, and the Provinces of the Rio de U
Plata; their Present State, Trade, and Debt. Loml.
1839. 8vo.

Buenos Ayrea and the Province of the Rio de la
Plata, from their DiacoTory by the Spaniard) to the
Establishment of their Political Independence. Seoond
edition, enlarged. Lond. 1852. 8vo.

PARISI (D»« Antonino).

Cronologia compendiata delle Due Sicilie, da' Tempi
Antichi conosciuti. JV^apoli, IS35. 12mo.

PARK (Andrew).

Songs. Glasgow, 1848. 12mo.

PARK (Sir James Allan).

A System of the Law of Marine Insurance ; with
Three Chapters on Bottomry, Insurances on Lives, and
Insurances against Fire. Lond. 1796. 8vo.

System of the Law of Marine Insurance. Eighth
edition, with additions, by Francis Hildyard. 2 vols.
Lond, 1842. royal 8yo.

PARK (MuNOo).

Travels in the Interior Districts of Africa, performed
under the Direction and Patronage of the African
Association, in 1795-97. With Geographical Illustra-
tions of Africa by Major Rennell. Lond. 1 799. 4to.

The Journal of a Mission to the Interior of Africa iu
the year 1805, mth an Account of Mr Park's Life.
Lond. 1815. 4to.

PARK (S. S.)

A Treatise on the Law of Dower. Lond, 1819.

8vo.

PARK (Thomas). See Harinoton (Sir John).
Harleian Miscellany. Heliconia. Walpole
(Horace).

PARKE (Gilbert).

Letters and Correspondence of Lord Bolingbroke.
See Bolingbroke (Lord).

PARKE (W. T.)

Musical Memoirs; comprising an Account of the
General State of Music in England. 2 vols. Lond.
1830. 8vo.

PARKER (John).

Notes on the Law of Arbitration; being chiefly
intended as a Guide to Merchants, Farmers, Tradesnivn,
and others, and to Arbiters. Edinb. 1820. 8vo.

752

PARKEE— PAKKEE SOCIETY.

PAEKEE {J OBif)— Continued.

Notes on the Law of Arbitration in Scotland. Second
edition. Edinb. 1830. 8vo.

Notes on the Law of Arbitration, including Judicial
Eeferences, &c., in Scotland. Third edition, enlarged.
Edinb. 1845. 8vo.

Manual of Procedure in Excambions and Sales by
Heirs of EntaU, 6 and 7 Will. IV. c. 42. Edinb. 1838.
12mo.

Notes on the Diligence of Adjudication ; its Grounds
and Warrants, and Steps of Procedure. Edinb. 1850.
8vo.

Styles of Summonses in the Court of Session. Second
edition, enlarged. Edinb. 1853. 8vo.

PAEKEE (John Henry), C.B., Oxford.

The Archaeology of Eome. With Illustrations. 2 vols.
Oxford, 1874. 8vo.

Introduction to the Study of Gothic Architecture.
Oxfai-d, 1877. post 8vo.

See Domestic Architecture.

PARKEE (Matthew), D.D., Archbishop of Canier-
Imrtj.

De Antiquitate Britannica3 Ecclesise. Hanoviw,
1605. folio.

De Antiquitate BritannicK Ecclesia;, et Privilegiis
Ecclesise Cantuariensis, cum Archiepiscopis ejusdem
LXX Historia. Land. 1729. folio. Large paper.

Life off the 70 Archbishopp oflf Canterbury [Matthew
Parker], presentlye sittinge, Englished, and to be added
to the 69, lately sett forth in Latin. Imprinted 1574.
12mo.

Life of Matthew Parker. See Strype (Eev. John).

Correspondence of Archbishop Parker, comprising
Letters written by and to him from a.d. 1535 to his
Death a.d. 1575. See Parker Society.

PAEKEE (Capt. Egbert).

Memoirs of Military Transactions from the year 1683
to 1718 ; containing a Particular Account of the
Battles, Sieges, &c. in Ireland and Flanders. Loud.
1747. 8vo.

PAEKEE (Eev. Samuel).

Journal of an Exploring Tour beyond the Eocky
Mountains, in the yeais 1835-37. Ithaca, N. Y., 1838.
12mo.

PAEKER (Samoel), D.D., Bishop of Oxford.
A Free and Impartial Censure of the Platonic Philo-
sophy. Oxford, 1566. 4to.

PAEKEE (Samuel) — Continued.

Bishop Parker's History of his Own Times, trans-
lated from the Latin original by the Eev. Thomas
Newlin. Lond. 1728. 8vo.

PAEKER (Samuel), Son of the Preceding.

The Ecclesiastical Histories of Eusebius, Socrates,
Sozomen, and Theodoret. Translated and Abridged
from the Originals, with Notes. To which is added
the History of Evagrius Scholasticus. Lond. 1729.
4to.

PARKER (Samuel), Gent., of Trinity College,
Oxford.

Six Philosophical Essays upon several Subjects.
Lond. 1700. 12mo.

PAEKEE (Lord Chief Baron, Sib Thomas).

Eeports of Cases concerning the Eevenue, argued
and determined in the Court of Exchequer from Easter
1743 to Hilary 1767 ; with an Appendix of Cases in
former Eeigns. Lond. 1800. 8vo.

PAEKEE SOCIETY (Series of Works published
BY the).

Consisting of: — 9 volumes royal 8vo, 40 volumes
demy 8vo, 6 volumes 12mo. Lond. 1841-1853.

(1.) EOYAL 8vo.

Becon (Thomas.)

Early Works, being the Treatises published by him in

the Reign of King Henry VIII. 1843.
The Catechism, with other Pieces written by him in

the Reign of King Edward VI. 1844.
Prayers, and other Pieces. 1844.

Cranmer (Thomas), Archbishop of Canterbury.
Works. 2 vols. 1844.

Jewel (John), Bishop of Salisbury.
Works. 4 vols. 1845-1860.

(2.) Demy 8vo.

Bale (John), Bishop of Ossory.

Select Works. 1849.
Bradford (John), M.A.

Writings. 2 vols. 1848, 1853.
Bollinger (Henry), Minister of the Church of Zurich.

Decades. Translated by H. I. 4 vols. 1849-1852.
Calfhill (James), D.D., Bishop-Elect of Worcester.

An Answer to John Martiall's Treatise of the Cross.
1846.
CovERDALE (Myles), Bishop of Exeter.

Writings and Translations. 1844.

Remains. 1846.

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FuLKE (William), D.D., Master of Pembroke Hall,
Cambridge.
A Defence of the Sincere and True Translations of the
Holy Scriptures into the English Tongue, against
the Cavils of Greg. Martin. 1843.
Stapleton's Fortress Overthrown.- A Rejoinder to
Martiall's Reply. A Discovery of the Dangerous
Rock of the Popish Church commended by Sanders.
1848.
Grindal (Edmund), successively Bishop of London, and
Archbishop of York and Canterbury.
Remains. 1843.
Hooper (John), Bishop of Gloucester and Worcester.
Early Writings. 1843.
Later Writings, &c. 1852.
Hutchinson (Roger).

Works. 1842.
Latimer (Hugh), Bishop of Worcester.

Works. 2 vols. 1844, 1845.
Liturgies.

The Two Liturgies, a.d. 1549 and a.d. 1552, with
other Documents set forth by Authority in the
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the Reign of Queen Elizabeth. 1847.

NowELL (Alexander), Dean of St Paul's.

A Catechism, written in Latin, and the same Trans-
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Parker (Matthew), Archbishop of Canterbury.

Correspondence. 1853.
Philpot (John), Archdeacon of Winchester.

Examinations and Writings. 1842.
PiLKiNOTON (James), Bishop of Durham.

Works. 1842.
Praters.

Private Prayers, put forth by Authority, during the
Reign of Queen Elizabeth, with an Appendix, con-
taining the Litany of 1544. 1851.
Ridley (Nicholas), Bishop of London.

Works. 1841.

Rogers (Thomas), M.A.

The Catholic Doctrine of the Church of England, an
Exposition of the Thirty-Nine Articles. 1854.

Sandys (Edwyn), Bishop of Worcester and London,
and Archbishop of York.
Sermons, &c. 1841.

Tyndale (William).

Doctrinal Treatises and Introductions to Different
Portions of the Holy Scriptures. 1848.

Expositions on Sundry Portions of the Holy Scrip-
tures, together with the Practice of Prelates. 1849,

An Answer to Sir Thomas Jlore's Dialogue ; the
Supper of the Lord after the True Meaning of John
vi. and 1 Cor. xl, &c. 1850.

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Whitaker (William), D.D., of 8t John'* College,
Cambridge.
A Disputation on Holy Scripture aj^tiiut the PspuU,
especially Ballanuiiie and Staplcton. TnuitUtML
1849.

Whitoift (John), Bishop of Woraeeter, uid Aicbbialiop
of Canterbury.
Works. 3 vols. 1851-1853.
Zurich.
Epistolffi Tigurinie de lebas potissimum ad EcHeoio.-
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written during the Reigns of King Henry VIII.,
King Edward VI., and Queen Maty, chiefly from
the. Archives of Zurich. Translated. 2 vols. ISM,
1847.
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several English Bishops and others with some of the
Helvetian Reformers, during the early part of the
Reign of Queen Elizabeth. Translated. 2 vol*.
1842, 1845.

(3.) 12mo.

Cooper (Thomas), Bishop of Lincoln and Winchester.
An Answer in Defence of the Tnith, against the
Apology of Private Mass. To which is prefixe<I

the Work Answered. 1850.

Norden (John).
The Progress of Piety. 1847.

Poetry.
Select Poetry, chieHy Devotional, of the Reign of
Queen Elizabeth. 2 vols. 1846.

Prayers.

Christian Prayers and Holy Meditations. 1842.

Woolton (John), Bishop of Exeter.
The Christian Manual. 1851.

General Index to the Publications of The Parker
Society, Compiled for the Parker Society by Henry
Gough. Cambridge, 1855. 8vo.

PARKES (Joseph).

Statement of the Claim of the Subscribers to the
Birmingham and Liverpool Railroad to an Act of Par-
liament. Loud. 1825. 8vo.

A History of the Court of Chancery ; with Practical
Remarks on the Recent Commission, Report, and
Evidence. LotuI. 1828. 8va

PARKES (Samuel).

Chemical Essays, principally relating to Arts and

Manufactures of British Dominions. 5 vols. J^wL

1815. 12mo.

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PARKIN (Rev. Charles).

The Topography of Freebridge Hundred and Half, in
the County of Norfolk ; containing the History of the
Borough of King's Lynn, and of the Towns, Villages,
&c,, in its Neighbourhood. Lynn, 1762. folio.

Topographical History of the County of Norfolk.
See Blomefield (Rev. Francis).

Reply to " Origines RoystonianiB," 1748. See
Stukeley (William).

PARKINSON (James).

Organic Remains of a former World ; an Examina-
tion of tlie Mineralized Remains of the Vegetables and
Animals of the Antediluvian World, generally termed
Extraneous Fossils. 3 vols. Low J, 1811. 4to.

Outlines of Oryctology, an Introduction to the Study
of Fossil Organic Remains, especially of those found in
the British Strata. Loud. 1822. 8vo.

PARKINSON (Joseph Chahles).
The Ocean Telegraph to India, a Narrative and a
Diary. Edinh. 1870. 8vo.

PARKINSON (Richard).

A Tour in America in 1798, 1799, 1800; exhibit-
ing Sketches of Society and Manners, and an Account
of the American System of Agriculture. 2 vols. Loud.
1805. 8vo.

PARKMAN (Francis).

History of the Conspiracy of Pontiac, and the War of
the North American Tribes against the English Colonies,
after the Conquest of Canada. 2 vols. Lond. 1851.
post 8vo.

PARLIAMENT (Great Britain and Irkland).
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Statutes of the Realm. See Statutes.

England.
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General Index to the Journals of the House of
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Vol. L From 1 Henry VIII. to 24 Car. I., 1509-1649.
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1767. 2 vols. Lond. 1767. 8vo.

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Reports on the Dignity of the Peerage. See Peerage.

Form of Procedure in the House of Lords upon
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the Standing Orders of the House, and a Table of Fees.
Edinh. 1821. 8vo.

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and approved by a Committee of the House of Lords ;
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to all the usual circumstances of Local and Private
Legislation. Lond. 1829. 8vo.

Index to the Rolls of Parliament, comprising the
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A Compleat Journal of the Votes, Speeches, and
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Parliamentary Debates in 1610. Edited by Samuel
R. Gardiner. See Camden Society.

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ment bolden in the year 1611. Lond. 1641. 4to.

Ephemeris Parliamentaria ; or, a Faithfull Register
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fourth years of King Charles I., by T. F[uller].
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The History of the Parliament of England, which
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An Exact Collection of all Remonstrances, Votes,
Orders, Declarations, ^Messages, &c., betweene the King
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See England.

England's Parliamentary Chronicle, from 1640 to
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1655. folio.

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An Exact Collection of the Debates of the House of
Commons, held at Westminster, Oct. 21, 1680, with
Debates of the House of Commons at Oxford, March 21,
1680. With a just and modest Vindication of the Pro-
ceedings of the two last Parliaments. Lmid. 1689. Svo.

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Lond. 1825. 8vo.

Cobbett's Parliamentary History of England, from
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Lond. 1806-1820. 8vo.

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1S27. 12mo.

PARLIAMENT (Exoiji!»D)—Co/«//«.«*/.

The Old and New Repreaentotion of the United
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Members of the House of Common* at the coinmene»-
ment of the Session of 1832, and an aoconnt of the
various alterations made at the late Oeneral Election,
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of Parliament revived and asserted. See Pbtyt
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See Hatsell (John). .

Ireland.

Journals of the House of Lords of Ireknd, from
10 Car. L 1634 to 14 Geo. 1800. 8 vols. DuUin,
1779-1800. folio.

Journals of the House of Commons of the Kingdom
of Ireland, from 1613 to 1800. 19 vols. DuUiii,
1796-1800. folio.

General Index of the Journals of the House of
Commons of Ireland, from 1613 to 1800. 2 vols.
Dublin, 1802. folio.

Scotland.

The Parliamentary Records of Scotland in the
General Register House, Edinburgh. I'rinted by com-
mand of His Majesty George 111., iu pursuance of an
Address of the House of Commons. (Edited by
William Robertson, D.K. Records.) Vol. I. Edinh.
1804. folio.

*^* Tliis volume was guppreaed, tcheti t/ie /ollowing
Series was commenced : —

Acts of the Parliaments of Scotland, printed by
command of His Majesty. (Edited by Thomas Thom-
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The same, with the addition, of the first volume
(completed by Cosmo Innes in 1844), and with the
reprinted Vols. V. and VI., parU 1 and 2, substituted
for the suppressed Vols. V. and VI. of the preceding
series. 11 vols, in 12. 1814-1844. folio.

General Index to the Acts of the Parliament of
Scotland, to which is prefixed a Supplement to the
Acts pruited by authority of the Lords Commissioners
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The Actis and Constitutionis of the liealme of Scot-
land, made in Parliamente from James I. to the time of
Queen Mary (commonly called the Black AcU). Printed
by liobert Lekprevik, 12th November 156C. EJinh.
1566. folio.

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Actis of Parliament of King James the Sext, 1569
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The Lawes and Actes of Parliament, maid be King
James the First and his Successours, Kings of Scotland ;
revised, collected, and extracted furth of the Register.
(Edited by Sir John Skene.) Edinh. 1597. folio.

The Laws and Act.'? of Parliament, from King
James I. to 1678. Collected by Sir Thomas Murray of
Glendook. Edinh. 1681. folio.

Acts of the Parliaments of Scotland, from 19th
James I. (1424), to the Union in 1707. 3 vols.
Edinb. 1682, 1683, and 1731. 12mo.

Acts of the Parliament of Scotland and Convention
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Rescinded Acts. ^rfmi. 1633-1649. folio.

Another copy of the Acts of the Scottish Parliament
and Convention of Estates, from 1640 to 1649 (most of
which were rescinded by Act 1661). Edinh. 1641-
1649. folio.

Minutes of, and Proceedmgs in the Parliament of
Scotland, from 1689 to 1707; partly printed and
partly MSS. folio.

Account of the Proceedings of the Parliament of
Scotland, which met May 1703. Lond. 1704. 8vo.

Historical Account of the Ancient Rights and Power
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Edinh. 1703. 8vo.

Speeches by a Member [Andrew Fletcher of Saltoun]
of the Parliament which began at Edinburgh the 6th of
May 1703. 12mo. 1703.

An Historical Account of the Ancient Eights and
Powers of the Parliament of Scotland. To which is
prefixed a Short Introduction upon Government in
General, by Andrew Fletcher of Saltoun. Aberdeen
(reprinted), 1823. 8vo.

Index to the Acts of Parliament. See Bbuce (Alex-
ander). Stewart (Sir James).

PARLIAMENT-HOUSE BOOK (The).
Compiled by William Burness, for 1827, and con-
tinued. Edinh. 8vo.

PARMA.

Le piu insigni Pitture Parmensi indicate agli Ama-
tori delle Belle Arti. Parma, 1809. folio.

PAEMEGIANO. (Francesco Mazzola).
Sketch of his Life. See Coxe (William.)

PAENASO ESPANOL.

Coleccion de Poesias escogidas de los mas celebres
Poetas Castellanos. 9 vols. Madrid, 1768-1778. 12mo.

PAENASO ITALIANO.

Ovvero Eaccolta do' Poeti Classici Italiani. 56 vols.
Venezia, 1784-1791. 12mo.

Poeti Italiani Contemporanei Maggiori e Minori ;
seguiti da un Saggio di Rime di Poetesse Italiane.
Pariyi, 1843. 8vo.

PAENASSE OCCITANIEN (Le).

Choix de Poesies Originales des Troubadours, tiroes
des Manuscrits Nationaux et Essai d'un Glossaire
Occitanien. 2 vols. Touloicse, 1819. 8vo.

PAENELL (Sir Henry, afterwards Lord Congle-
ton).

History of the Penal Laws against the Irish Catho-
lics.— Historical Apology for the Irish Catholics. In
1 vol. Lond. 1808, and Dubliii, 1807. 8vo.

History of the Penal Laws against the Irish Catho-
lics. Lond. 1825.

On Financial Eeform. Lond. 1830. 8vo.

Treatise on Eoads, wherein the Principles on which
Roads should be Made are explained and illustrated
by the Plans made use of by Thomas Telford on the
Holyhead Road. Lo7id. 1833. 8vo.

PAENELL (Thomas), D.D.

Poems, to wliich is added the Life of Zoilus. Lond.
1760. 12mo.

PAEOCHIAL EECOEDS OF SCOTLAND.

On the State of Parochial Eecords of Scotland. See
Sbton (George). Tuenbull (W. B.)

PAEE (Eichard), D.D.

Life of James Usher, Archbishop of Armagh ; with a
Collection of his Letters. Zon^. 1686. folio.

PAEE (Eev. Samubl), LL.D.

Works; with Memoirs of his Life and Writings,
and a Selection from his Correspondence, by John
Johnstone, M.D. 8 vols. Lmid. 1828. 8vo.

A Free Translation of the Preface to Bellendenus ;
containing Strictures on the great Political Characters
of the Present Times. Lond. 1788. 8vo.

Tracts by Warburton and a Warburtonian, not
admitted into the Collections of their respective Works.
Lond. 1789. 8vo.

A Spital Sermon, preached at Christ Church; to
which are added Notes. Lond. 1801. 4to.

Characters of the late Charles James Fox, selected,
and in part written by Philopatris Varvicensin [Dr
Parr]. 2 vols. Lond. 1809. 8vo.

Aphorisms, Opinions, and Eeflections of the late Dr
Parr ; with a Sketch of his Life, by E. B. H. Lond.
1826. 12mo.

PARROT— PARTHENON.

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PARROT (Dr Fbiedrich).

Journey to Ararat. Translated by W. D. Cooley.
Lond. 1845. 8vo.

PARRY (Edward), D.D.

Memoirs of Rear-Admiral Sir W. Edward Parry, Kt.,
Lieut. -Governor of Greenwich Hospital. Lond. 1857.
post 8vo.

PARRY (Rev. I. D.)

Select Illustrations, Historical and Topographical, of
Bedfordshire. Lond. 1827. 4to,

PARRY (John H.)

The Cambrian Plutarch : comprising Memoirs of
some of the most Eminent Welshmen. Lond. 1824.
8vo.

PARRY (Rear-Admiral Sir William EofrARn).

Journal of a Voyage for the Discovery of a North-
West Passage from the Atlantic to the Pacific j with
an Appendix, containing the Scientific Observations.
Lond. 1821. 4to.

Journal of a Second Voyage for the Discovery of a
North- West Passage from tlie Atlantic to the Pacific,
performed in the years 1821, 1822, 1823. Lond. 1824.
4to.

Appendix to Captain Pan-y's Journal of a Second
Voyage for the Discovery of a North- West Passage.
Lond. 1825. 4to.

Journal of a Third Voyage for the Discovery of a
North- West Passage from the Atlantic to the Pacific,
performed in 1824, 1825. Illustrated with Plates.
Lond. 1826. 4to.

Narrative of an Attempt to Reach the North Pole in
the year 1827. Lond. 1828. 4to.

Journals of the First, Second, and Third Voyages
for the Discovery of a North-West Passage from the
Atlantic to the Pacific. 6 vols. Lond. \S1i. 12mo.

Memoirs of Rear-Admiral Sir W. Edward Parry, Kt.
See Parry (Edward).

PARRY (William).

The Last Days of Lord Byron ; with his Opinions on
various Subjects, particularly the State and Prospects of
Greece. Lond. 1825. 8vo.

PARSONS (Abraham).
Travels in Asia and Africa.

Lond. 1808. 4to.

PARSONS (Arthur), Attorney.

A Treatise on the Law of Wills, embodying the
latest Decisions in relation thereto, with an Appendix
containing the Succession Duty Act. Lond. 1854.
Bvo.

PARSONS (James), M.D.

Remains of Japhet ; Ijeing Hiiitorical Enquiriv* iiito
the Affinity and Origin of the European LanguagM.
Lond. 1767. 4to.

PARSONS (Sm Lawrkncb).

Observations on the Bequest of Henry Flood, Eaq.,
to Trinity College, Dublin; with a Defence of the
Ancient History of Ireland. JTuUtx, 1795. 8to.

PARSONS (Robert), S.J.

A Treatise of Three Conversions of England from
Paganisme to Christian Religion, divided into Three
Parts. The former Two whereof are handled in thia
book and dedicated to the Catholikes of England. By
N. D., author of the Ward-word. Imprinted with
license 1603. The Third Part, conteyningo an Exanicn
of the Calendar or Catalogue of Protcstaint Saintcs,
MartjTS and Confessors, devised by Fox, and prefixed
before his huge volume of Acts and Monuments.
Whereunto is annexed in the end, another aevemll
Treatise, called : A Review of ten Publike Disputation*
or Conferences held within the compasse of fouro years
under K. Edward & Qu. Mary, concerning some prin-
cipall points in Religion. By N. D. Imprinted ann6
1604. The whole in 2 vols, small 8vo.

A Defense of the Censure gyven upon Two Bookea
of William Charke and Meredith Hanmer, mynystera,
wliiche they wrote against M. Edmond Campian, prcest,
of the Societie of Jesus, and against his offer of Dispu-
tation. (Anon.) 1582. small 8vo.

The Second Part of the Booke of Christian Exercise
appertayning to Resolution, or a Christian Directory,
&c. Written by the former Authour, R. P. 2 voU
Lond. 1592. 12mo.

PARSONS (Theophilus), LL.D.

The Elements of Mercantile Law. Boston, 1856.
royal 8vo.

PARTENOPEX DE BLOIS.

A Romance in four Cantos. Freely translated froia
the French of M. Le Grand, with Notes by W. S. Rose.
Loml. 1807. 4to.

Partonopeus DE Blois, publid pour la premiere fois,
d'apr^s le Manuscrit de la Biblioth^ue de 1' Arsenal,
par G. A. Crapelet. 2 vols. Paria, 1834. royal Sva

PARTHENON (The).

Der Parthenon herausgegeben von Adolf Michoelia.
2 vols. Leipzig, 1871. Text, royal 8vo. Plates,

folio.

Remarks on the intended Restoration of the Partbo-
non of Athens as the National Monument of Scotland.
[By George Cleghom]. Edinb. 1824. 8va

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PAETINGTON (Charles F.)

Manual of Natural and Experimental Philosophy,
being the substance of a Course of Lectures. 2 vols.
Lond. 1828. Svo.

Century of Inventions : Notes, and a Memoir. See
Worcester (Marquis of).

PAEUTA (FiLiPPo).

La Sicilia descritta con Medaglie, e ristampata con
Aggiunta da Leonarda Agostini. Roma, 1649. folio.

PAEVILE^ (LfioN).

Architecture et Decoration Turques au XV° Siicle
avec une Preface de E. Viollet-le-Duc. Paris, 1874.
folio.

PASCAL (Blaise).

CEuvres de Blaise Pascal [par Charles Bossut.] 5 vols.
La Haye (Paris), 1779. 8vo.

Pens^es de Blaise Pascal. [Edition revue sur le
Manuscrit original de I'Auteur, par Ant. Aug. Een-
ouard.] 2 vols. Paris, 1803. 12mo.

Discours sur les Pens6es de M. Pascal ; ou Ton essaie
de faire voir quel etoit son dessein. Avec un autre
Discours sur les Preuves des Livres de Moise. [Aug-
mentce de] La Vie de M. Pascal, ocrite par Madame
Perier, sa soeur. (circ. 1672.) 12mo.

,,% In the approbation (p. 90) the first Discourse is attii-
buteil to M. du Bois de la Cour, a pseudonym of Fillau de la
Chaise.

Works: Translated hy George Pearce. 3 vols.
Lond. 1849-50. 8vo.

(1.) The Provincial Letters ; with an " Essay on Pascal,
considered as a Writer and Moralist," by M.
Villemain. Newly translated from the French,
with Memoir, Notes, and Appendix.
(2.) Miscellaneous Writings of Pascal, the greater part
heretofore unpublished, and a large portion
from original MSS., translated from the French
edition of M. P. Faugere.
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with large additions from the French edition of
M. F. Faugfere.
The Provincial Letters, containing an Exposure of
the Eeasoning and Morals of the Jesuits, by Blaise
Pascal, under the name of Louis de Montalte, translated
from the' French ; to which is added, a View of the
History of the Jesuits. Lond. 1816. 8vo.

The Provincial Letters, a new translation, with
Introduction and Notes by Eev. Thomas M'Crie.
Edi7ih. 1847. 12mo.

Thoughts on Eeligion and Philosophy, a new trans-
lation, with an Introductory Essay by Isaac Taylor.
Glasgoie, 1838. 12mo.
See TuLLOCH.

PASCHAL CHEONICLE. See Chronicon Pas-

QUALB.

PASHA (Ali). Wars with Suli See Suli.

PASHLEY (Eobert).

Travels in Crete. 2 vols. Cambridge, 1837. Svo.

PASINUS (Josepuus).

Codices Manuscript! Bibliothecfe Eegii Taurinensis
Athenaei, per Linguas digest! recensuerunt et animad-
versionibus illustrarunt J. Pasinus, &c. 2 vols.
Taurini, 1749. folio.

PASLEY (Sir Charles W.) Lieut. -General

Essay on the Military Policy and Institutions of the
British Empire. Lond. \?)\Q. 8vo.

PASQUIEE (Estienne).

CEuvres ; contenant ses Eecherches de la France ; ses
Lettres, et les Lettres de Nicolas Pasquier. 2 vols.
Amsterdam 1723. folio.

PASQUILLOEUM tomi duo. Quorum primo versi-
bus ac rhythmis, altero soluta oratione conscripta quam-
plurima continentur ad exhilaraudum confinuandumque
hoc perturbatissimo rerum statu pii lectoris animum
ap prime conducentia [collect. Coelio Secundo Curione.
Badleoe\ Eleutheropoli. 1544. 12mo.

PASQUILS.

A Book of Scotish Pasquils, <fec. [Edited by James
Maidment.] In three books. Edinh. 1827-8. 4to.

PASSAVANT (JoHAN David).

Tour of a German Artist in England, with Notices of
Private Galleries, and Eemarks on the State of Art.
2 vols. Lond. 1836. post 8vo.

PASSELET (Eegistrdm Monasterii de Passelbt).
See Maitland Club.

PASSEEIBUS (NicoLAUs de).

Conciliatio cunctarum Legum in toto Corpore Juris
Civilis qu sibi contrariari videbantur, auctore Nic. de
Passaribus a Genoa, Jconsidto. Ed. tertia co-ordinata
per J. G. Simonem. Francofurti, 1685. 4to.

PASSIONS.

An Introduction towards an Essay on the Origin of the
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PASSIVE OBEDIENCE.

The History of Passive Obedience since the Eeforma-
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PASTON LETTEES (The).

Original Letters, written during the Eeigns of Henry
VI., Edward IV., and Eichard IIL Sec Fenn (Sir
John).

PASTORET— PATON.

7M

PASTORET (Marquis De).

Histoiro de la Legislation. 11 vols. Paris, 1817-
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PATENT INVENTIONS. See Rbpertort (Thb).

PATER (Walter H.)

Studies in the History of the Renaissance. Land.
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PATERCULUS (Caius Vellkius).

C. Velleii Paterciili quae supersunt ex Historia;
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Historite Roiuana; ad M. Vinicium Cos. Libri II.
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Sallust, Floras, and Velleius Paterculus. Translated.
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PATERSON (Alexander Smith).

The History of the Church, from the Creation of the
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James Brewster, Minister of Craig. 2 vols. Edinh.
1830. 8vo.

PATERSON (James).

History of the County of Ayr ; with a Genealogical
Account of the Families of Ayrshire. 2 vols. Ayr,
1847, 1852. royal 8vo.

Obit Book of the Church of St John, Ayr. See
Atr.

PATERSON (James), Barrister:

A Compendium of English and Scotch Law, stating
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Treatise on the Fishery Laws of the United King-
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Reports of Scotch Appeals in the House of Lords,
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PATERSON (John Brown), A.M.
On the National Character of the Athenians. Edinh.
1828. 8vo.

PATERSON (Robert), M.D.

Memorials of the Life of Jnmoa Syme, Profeaaor of
Clinical Surgery in the University of (^linburgb.
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PATERSON (William).

The Writings of William Paterson of DumfrieMhire,
and a Citizen of London, Founder of the B&nk of
England, and of the Daricn Colony. £dit«<l by Saze
Bannister. 3 vols. Lond. 1859.

Paterson's Life and Trials. See Banmstbb (Sazs).
See also Tiade.

PATERSON (LiROT. Wiluam).

A Narrative of Four Journeys into the Country of
the Hottentots and Caifraria, in 1777-1779. Land.
1789. 4to..

PATERSON'S ROADS ; being a Description of all
the Direct and Principal Cross-Roads in England and
Wales, with Part of the Roads of Scotland. Eighteenth
Edition, with Additions, &c., by Edward Mogg. Ijund.
1826. 8vo.

PATINUS (Carolus), M.D.

Familiae Romana^ in Antiquis Numismatibus, ab Urbe
condita, ad tempora Divi Augusti, ex Bibliotheca F.
Ursini, etc., restituit, recognovit, auxit ParisiU, 1663.
folio.

De Numismate Antiquo August! et Platonis. BaeiUce,
1675. 4to.

Lyceum Patavinum, sive Icones et Vitse Professorum,
Patavii publico docentium, per Carolum Patinum, Eq.
D.M. Patavii, 1682. 4to.

PATISSIER (Ph.), M.D.

Trait6 des Maladies des Artisans, et de celles qui
rusultent des diverses professions, d'apres Ramazzini.

Paris, 1822. 8vo.

PATON (Alexandeir).

The Triumphs of Genius, an Essay. Cupar, 1822.
12mo.

PATON (Andrew Arch.)

Servia, the Youngest Member of the European
Family J or, a Residence in Belgrade, and Travels in
the Highlands and Woodlands of the Interior, during
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Highlands and Islands of the Adriatic, including the
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760

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PATON (Andrew Arch.) — Continued,

History of the Egyptian Revolution, from the Period
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PATON (Chalmers I.)

Freemasonry and its Jurisprudence, according to
Ancient Landmarks and Charges, and the Constitutions,
Laws, and Practices of Lodges and Grand Lodges.
Lond. 1872. 8vo.

PATON (George).

Letters from Joseph Ritson to George Paton. See
RiTSON (Joseph).

Letters from Thomas Percy, D.D., Bishop of Dromore.
John Callander of Craigforth. David Herd, and others,
to George Paton. Edinh. 1830. small 8vo.

See Catalogues.

PATON (Thomas S.), Advocate.

Reports on Cases of Appeal to the House of Lords.
See Craigie (John).

Notes of Cases, as illustrations of the Principles
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8vo.

Law and Practice in Appeals from Scotland to the
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Treatise on the Law of Stoppage in transitu ; with
Appendix containing English Judgments, &c. Edinh.
1859. 8vo.

Compendium of the Law of Insurance ; comprising
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PATRES ECCLESI^ ANGLICANS.
Patres Ecclesite Anglicanee, nunc primum e Codd.
MSS. edidit L A. Giles, LL.D. 8 vols. Oxonim, 1845.
8vo.

Vols. I., II. Vita S. Thomse Cantuariensis Archipiescopi et
Martyris, ab Auctoribus Contemporaneis
Scripta.
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nunc primum in Anglia post Lupum auctius
editae.
v., VI. Gilbert! (Foliot), ex Abbate Glocestriae Epis-
copi primum Herefordiensis, deinde Londoni-
ensis Epistolse, nunc primum editse.
VII., VIII. Herbert! de Boseham S. Thomae Cantuariensis
Clerici a secretis Opera quae extant omnia,
nunc primum edita.

PATRICK (St.)

Sancti Patricii, Ibernorum Apostoli, Synodi, Canones,
Opuscula, et Scriptorum quae supersunt, Fragmenta ;
Scholiis illustrata a Joachiao Laurentio Villanueva
Presbytero. Duhlini, 1835. 8vo.

JOCELIN. See WARiEUS.

PATRICK (Bishop).

Critical Commentary and Paraphrase on the Old and
New Testament and the Apocrypha. New edition, cor-
rected by Rev. J. R. Pitman. 6 vols. Zk)K(Z. 1822. 4to.

PATRICK (R. W. Coohran), of Wooddde, LL.D.

Records of the Coinage of Scotland, from the Earliest
Period to the Union. 2 vols. Edinh. 1876. 4to.

Early Records relating to Mining in Scotland. Col-
lected by R. W. Coohran Patrick of Wcodside. Edinh.
1878. 4to.

PATRUM APOSTOLICORUM OPERA, textum
ex editt. praestantiss, repetitum recognovit, annotationi-
bus illustravit, vers. Latinum emendatiorem, etc., addidit
Car. Jos. Hefele. Tuhingce, 1847. 8vo.

See COTELBRIOS.

PATRU (Olivier).

CEuvres Diverses, contenant ses Plaidoyers, Har-
angues, Lettres et Vies de quelques-uns de ses Amis.
Paris, 1714. 4to.

PATSALL (J.).

Institutes of Quintilian. See Quintilianus.
PATTEN (Robert).

History of the Rebellion ; with original Papers.
Lond. 1717. 8vo.

PATTEN (William).

The Expedicion into Scotland e of the most
woorthely fortunate prince, Edward, Duke of Soomer-
set. Uncle unto our most noble sovereign lord, ye
kinges Maiestie Edward the VI. ; made in the first
yere of liis Maiesti's most prosperous reign, and set
out by way of diarie. Lond. loiS. 12mo.

The Expedition, reprinted in Fragments of Scottish
History. See Dalzell (John Graham).

PATTERSON (William), M.D.

Observations on the Climate of Ireland, and Re-
searches concerning its Nature from very Early Periods
to the Present Time. Duhlin, 1804. 8vo.

PATTESON (Bishop).

Bishop Patteson's Life. See Yonge (C. M.)

PAUCTON (Alexis J. P.).

Mdtrologie, ou Traits des Mesures, Poids, et Mon-
noies des Anciens Peuples et des Modemes. Paris,
1780. 4to.

PAUL (Father).

The Letters of Father Paul, Translated. See Sarpi
(Paolo).

PAUL (Rev. Hamilton).
Burns (Egbert).

PAUlr-PEACHAM.

Life of Robert Bums. See

PAUL (Jean). See Richtbb.

PAUL-JONES.

Prophdties sur I'Amerique, I'Angleterre, la France, &c.
Par Paul-Jones, corsaire, prophdte et eorcier comme il
n'en fflt jamais. Y joint le Eeve d'un Suisse sur la
Revolution de rAmdrique. Basle. 1181. 8vo. (Bound
up with L'Abbd Eaynal's Revolution de TAm^rique, and
other Tracts).

Life of. See Sherburne.

Memoir of. See Jones (Paul).

PAULE (Sir George).

The Life of John \Vliitgift, Lord Archbishop of Can-
terbury. Lond. 1612. 4to.

PAULE (Marc). See Polo (Marco).

PAULI (D. Eeinhold).

The Life of Alfred the Great. Translated from the
German of Dr. R. Pauli, to which is appended Alfred's
Anglo-Saxon version of Orosius, with a Literal English
Translation, by B. Thorpe. Lond. 1853. 12mo.
(Bohn's Antiquarian Library.)

Pictures of Old England. Translated by E. C. Ott4
Lond. 1864. Post 8vo.

Geschichte von England See Heeren and Ukeet.

PAULINUS A S. BARTHOLOM^O.

Sidharubam, sen Grammatica Samscrdamica ; cui
accedit Dissertatio in Linguam Samscrdamicam, vulgo
Saniscret dictam. Romce, 1790, 4to.

PAULMT (M. de). See Melanges. .

PAULMYER (J. P.), Prestre Ind.

Mdmoires touchant I'l^tablissement d'une Mission
Chrestienne dans le Troisieme Monde, autrement
appell(5 La Terre Australe, Meridionale, Antartique, et
Inconnue, par un Ecclesiastique Originaire de cette
mesme Terre. Paris, 1663. small 8vo.

PAUSANIAS.

Grseciae Descriptio. Greece et Latine: access. G.
Xylandri et Fr. Sylburgii Annotationes, ac Notse Joach.
Kuhnii. Lipske, 1696. folio.

PausaniaB Grjecise Descriptio, Grajce, recensuit, ex
Codd. et aliunde emendavit, explanavit Jo. Frid. Facius.
Cum Interpret. Lat. Romuli Amasaei. 4 vols. Lipsi<B,
1794-1796. 8vo.

Description of Greece; translated from the Greek
[by Thomas Taylor] with Notes. 3 vols. Lond. 1794.
8vo.

761

Grece; tf»>
par I'AbU

PAUSANLAS— CoH/w««/.

Pausaniaa, ou Voyage Hirtoriquo de la
duit on Fran9oiB, avec dea Kemartiuea,
Gedoyn. 2 vols. Parw, 1731. 4to.

PAUW (J. CORNKUUS D»).

(Euvres Philosophiques j Recherohee Philo«)phiqnaa
sur lea Am(5ricain8, 3 vols. ; gar lea ^ptiena et 1m
Chinoifl, 2 vols. ; sur lea Greca, 2 vola. 7 Tola
[1796]. 8vo.

PAXTON (Geohob), D.D.
Eluatrationa of the Holy Scripturea.

ParU,

Edinb.

2 vola.

1819. 8vo.

lUustrations of Scripture, from the Geography,
Natural History, and Manners and Customa of the
East Revised and enlarged by the Rev. Robert
Jamieson. 4 vols. Edinh. 1843. 12mo.

PAXTON (James).

Introduction to the Study
Glossary of Scientific Terms.
1841. 8vo.

Anatomy ;
vols, in I.

with •
Loud.

PAXTON (Peter), M.D.

A Scheme of Union between England and Scotland,
with Advantages to both Kingdoms. Lond. 1705.
12mo.

PAYNE (Rev. George), LL.D.

Elements of Mental and Moral Science, deaigned to
exhibit the original Susceptibilitea of the Mind
Lond. 1828. 8vo.

PAYNE (Joseph).

Reports. See CABKiNaioN (F. A.) Moorb (J. B.)

PAYS-BAS.

Les Ddlices des Pays-Bas, on Description Geo-
graphique et Historique des XVII. Provinces Belgiqoea.
G vols. Paris {Anvers), 1786. 12mo.

Les Archives du Royaume des Pays-Bas : Recueil de
Documents Inddits pour servir a I'Histoire dea Pay»-
Bas. Preraifere Livraison. La Haye, 1856. royal Svo,

Documents Iniidites, etc. See Bkloium.

PEACHAM (Henry).

The Complete Gentleman, fashioning him absolute,
in the most necessary and commendable Qualities con-
cerning Mind and Body. ^Vhereunto is annexed a
Description of the Order of a Main Battle ; with the
art of Limming. Lond. 1634. 4to.

The Worth of a Penny; or a Caution to keep
Money. Newly Reprinted, with Additions. Loml.

1669. 4to.

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PEACHY— PECCHIO.

PEACHY (James Pearse).

Treatise on the Law of Marriage and other Family
Settlements ; with Pi-ecedents and Practical Notes.
1860. royal 8vo,

PEACOCK (David).

Perth : its Annals and its Archiyes. Perth, 1849.
8vo.

PEACOCK (George), D.D., Dean of Ely.

Collection of Examples of the Applications of the
Differential and Integral Calculus. Cambridge, 1820.
8vo.

Observations on the Statutes of the University of
Cambridge. Loud. 1841. 8vo.

Life of Thomas Young, M.D., F.K.S., &c. Loud.
1855. 8vo.

PEAKE (EiCHABD Bbinsley).

Memoirs of the Colman Family, including their Cor-
respondence with the most Distinguished Personages of
their Time. 2 vols. Lond. 1841. 8vo.

PEAKE (Thomas), Sergeant at Law.

Compendium of the Law of Evidence. Lond. 1801.
8vo.

Cases determined at Nisi Prius, in the Court of
King's Bench, from Easter Term 30 Geo. III. (1790)
to Mich. 35 Geo. IIL (1794); and Additional Cases at
Nisi Prius, taken at different times, from 1795 to
1812. 2 vols. Zorec?. 1820, 1829. 8vo.

PEAECE (George).
Works of Pascal translated.

See Pascal.

PEAECE (Nathaniel).

Life and Adventures, written by himself, during a
residence in Abyssinia. 2 vols. Lorid. 1831. 8vo.

PEAECE (Eobebt Eouiere).

Memoirs and Correspondence of Eichard Marquess
Wellesley. 3 vols. Lond. 1846. 8vo.

History of the Inns of Court and Chancery ; with
Notices of their Ancient Discipline, Eules, Orders, and
Customs, &c., including an Account of the Eminent
Men of the Four Learned and Honourable Societies,
Lincoln's Inn, Inner and Middle Temple, Gray's Inn.
Lond. 1848. 8vo.

PEAECE (Zachary), D.D.

Memoirs of. See Biography.

PEAECH (G.)

A Collection of Poems, by several Hands. 4 vols.
Lond. 1770. 12mo.

PEAEL OF DAYS.

The Pearl of Days; or, The Advantages of the
Sabbath to the Working Classes. By a Labourer's
Daughter ; with a Sketch of the Author's Life. Lond.
1848. 12mo.

PEAESON (Anthony).

The Great Case of Tithes truly Stated, clearly
Open'd, and fully Eesolved; with an Appendix, and a
Defence of some other Principles held by the People
call'd Quakers. By J. M. Lond. 11 ZO. 8vo.

PEAESON (ChaklesH.)

English History in the Fourteenth Century.
1876. 12mo.

Lond.

PEAESON (George).

Tract on Vaccination, translated into Chinese, by Sir
George Staunton. Canton {circa 1805). 8vo.

PEAESON (Eev. Hugh), D.D.

Memoirs of the Eev. Claudius Buchanan, D.D.
2 vols Oxford, 1817. 8vo.

Memoirs of the Life and Correspondence of the Eev.
Christian Frederick Swartz; to which is prefixed a
Sketch of the History of Christianity in India. 2 vols.
Lond. 1834. 8vo.

PEAESON (Eev. John), D.D. Bishop of Chester.

Exposition of the Creed. Eevised and corrected by
the Eev. E. Burton, D.D. 2 vols. Oxford, 1843. 8vo.

Vindicia) Epistolarum S. Ignatii. Accesserunt Isaaci
Vossii Epistolse duaj adversus David Blondellum.
Gantahrigice, 1672. 4to.

See Cotelebius (J. B.)

PEAESON (Rev. William), LL.D.

An Introduction to Practical Astronomy ; containing
Descriptions of the various Instruments that have been
usefully employed in determining the Places of the
Heavenly Bodies ; with Tables for facilitating the
reduction of Celestial Observations. 2 vols. Lond.
1824, 1829. 4to.

PEBEEE (Pablo).

Taxation, Eevenue, Expenditure, Power, Statistics,
and Debt of the British Empire ; with a Practical Plan
for the Liquidation of the National Debt. Lond. 1833.
8vo.

PECCHIO (Count).

Semi-serious Observations of an Exile during his
Eesidonce in England. Lond. 1833. 8vo.
A Picture of Greece in 1825. See Greece.

PECHAKD— PEERAGE.

763

PECHARD (P), D.D.

Memoirs of the Life of Mr Nicholas Ferrar. Cam
hridije, 1790. 8vo.

PECK (Rev. Francis).

Academia Tertia Anglicana; or, the Antiquarian
Annals of Stanford in Lincoln, Rutland, and Xorthamp-
tou shires ; including a series of Civil iind Church
Affairs, gathered from the Best Accounts. Lond. 1727.
folio.

I^ew Memoirs of the Life and Poetical Works of
John LIUton, containing: —

I., II. An Examination of Milton's style. Critical Notes
on divers passages of Milton and Shakespeare, by
the Editor.

III. Baptistes. A Dramatic Poem in Defence of Liberty,

written in Latin by Mr Geo. Buchanan, and
Translated into English by Mr John Milton.

IV. The Parallel; or Archbishop Laud and Cardinal

Wolaey compared : a Vision by Milton.
V. The Legend of Sir G. Throckmorton. Poem by his
Nephew, Sir Thomas.
VI. Herod the Great. A Poem by the Editor.
VII. The Resurrection. A Poem in imitation of Milton.
VIII. A Discourse on the Harmony of the Spheres, by
Milton.

The whole Illustrated, with Preface and Notes. Lmul.
1870. 4to.

Memoirs of the Life and Actions of Oliver Cromwell,
as delivered in Three Panegyrics of him, written in
Latin, the fast ascribed to Don Juan Roderiguez de Saa
Meneses, the Portugal Ambassador; the second to a
certain Jesuit, his chaplain, yet all three composed by
Mr John Milton. With an English version of each.
To which is added a Collection of Curious Pieces relat-
ing to Cromwell and Others. Lond. \7iO. 4to.

Desiderata Curiosa ; or, a Collection of Scarce and
Curious Pieces, relating chiefly to matters of English
History ; with Notes. 2 vols. Lond. 111^. 4to.

PECK (J. M.)

New Guide for Emigrants to the West. Boston,
1837. 12mo.

PECKHAM (Harut).

A Tour through Holland, Dutch Brabant, the Aus-
trian Netherlands, and part of France. Lmul. 1793.
12mo.

PECKIUS (Petbus), Dutch Jurist.
Opera Omnia, in unum volumon redacta ; ac de novo
in lucem producta. Antverpia, 1666. folio.

PECKSTON (T. S.)

The Theory and Practice of Gas Lighting, including
an Historical Sketch of the Rise and Progress of the
Science. Lond. 1819. 8vo.

PEDLEY (Rev. Charles), „/ Si Jo/m't, Nat/oamt.
land.

The History of Newfoundland, from the euliMt Times
to the yeai- 1860. Loml. 1863. 8vo.

PEEL (Sir Rodbrt).

Memoirs of the Right Hon. Sir Robert Pad, Bbii,
published by the Trustees of his Pai>er8, Lord Mabon
(now Earl Stanhoijc), and the Right Hon. Edwani
Cardwell. 2 vols. Lfjud. 1856, 1857. post 8vo.

Collection of Speeches and Tracto on IrcUnO.
See Catalogue of Pampulets.

PEELE (George).

Works, now first collected ; with an Account of bis
Writings and Notes, by the Rev. Alexander Dyce. 2 toU
Lond. 1828. post 8vo.

PEERAGE.

Reports of the Lords' Committees respecting the
Dignity of the Peerage, 1816, 1825, with Api)endix to
the Reports. 2 vols. Lond. 1821-1826. folio.

The Peerage, Baronetage, and Knightage of Great
Britain and Ireland (Dod's), for 1844, 73, 74, 77, and
continued. Loiul. 12mo.

The New Peerage ; or. Ancient and Present State of
the Nobility of Engknd, Scotland, and Ireland ; con-
taining a Genealogical Account of all the Peers, with
their Arms engraved ; also the Extinct Peerage. Seeond
edition. 3 vols. Lond. 1778. 8vo.

See CoLUNS (Arthur). Dugdale (Sib W.)

England.

Memoirs of the Peers of England iluring the Keign of
James the First. Lond. 1802. 4 to.

Ireland.

The Peerage of Ireland : a Genealogical and Histori-
cal Account of the Peers of that Kingdom ; also Com-
plete Lists of the Baronets of Ireland ; with Coats of
Arms. 2 vols. Zonrf. 1768. 8vo.

Peerage of Ireland. See Lodge (John).

Scotland.

The Peerage of Scotland : a Genealogical and His-
torical Account of all the Peers of that Ancient King-
dom; with the Attainted and Extinct Peerage, and
Engravings of their Coats of Arms. Lond. 1767.
8vo.

The Compendium, or Pocket Peerage of Scotland.
With an Account of the Regalia, Titles of Courtesy,
Baronets of Nova Scotia, &c 2 vols. 1826. 12nia

Peerages of Scotland. S.'c Crawford (Gborok).
Douglas (Sir R.) Robertson (Wm.) Wallaob
(George).

764

PEERAGE— PELEEIK

TEERAGK— Continued.

Various Tracts concerning the Peerage of Scotland,
collected from the Public Records. See Carmichael
(James).

See aUo Notes.

PEERAGE CLAIMS.

Case on behalf of Robert Bruce of Kennet, in the
County of Clackmannan, Claiming the Dignities of
Lord Balfour of Burley, and Lord Kilwinning in the
Peerage of Scotland. 1861. folio.

Case on behalf of "Walter Coningsby, Earl of KeUie,
on his Claim to the Dignity of Earl of Mar in the
Peerage of Scotland. 2 vols. 1867. folio.

Collection of Cases, Claims and Papers relative to the
Earldom of Sutherland. 1769-1771. 4to.

See also under the respective titles.

PEERS (Charles).

The Siege of Jerusalem: a Poem. Loncl. 1825. 8vo.

PEERS (John).

Typical Instruction, considered and illustrated, and
shown to be united to all, but particularly the Early
Ages of the Church. Lond. 1828. 8vo.

PEETERS (Jacobus et Joannes).

Besohryvinghe, ende Aen-Wysinghe der Plaetsen,
&c., in Oostenryck. (A Collection of Views of Cities
in the East, engraved by Gasp. Bouttats, Lucas Voster-
man, &c.) Anvers (circa 1684). oblong 4to.

PEGGE (Samuel), LL.D.

A Series of Dissertations on some elegant and valuable
Anglo-Saxon Remains. Lond. 1756. 4to.

An Essay on the Coins of Cunobelin ; with a Dis-
sertation on the Seat of the Coritani. Lond. 1766.
4to.

An Assemblage of Coins, Fabricated by Authority of
the Archbishop of Canterbury ; with an Essay on the
History of Subordinate Mints. Lond. 1772. 4to.

PEGGE (Samuel), F.S.A., son of the preceding.

Curialia MiscoUanea ; or. Anecdotes of Old Times ;
Regal, Noble, Gentilitial, and Miscellaneous ; including
authentic Anecdotes of the Royal Household, and the
Manners and Customs of the Court, at an Early Period
of the English History ; with a Memoir of Dr Pegge,
compiled by his son. [Edited by John Nichols.] Lo7id.
1818. 8vo.

PEGGS (James).

India's Cries to the British Humanity relative to
Infanticide, Idolatry, &c. Lond. 1882. 8vo.

PEGGS {jAM^a)— Continued.

Orissa, its Geography, Statistics, History, Religion,
and Antiquities, by Andrew SterUng, Esq.; to which is
added a History of the General Baptist Mission in that
Province. Lond. 1846. 8vo.

PEIGNOT (L. Gabriel).

Dictionnaire Raisonn6 de Bibliologie. 3 vols. Paris,
1802. 8vo.

Essai de Curiosit^s Bibliographiques. Paris, 1804.
Svo.

Dictionnaire Critique, Littdraire, et Bibliographique,
des principaux Livres condamn^s k feu, supprim^s, ou
censures. 2 vols. Paris, 1806. 8vo.

Repertoire de Bibliographies Speciales, Curieuses, et
Instruct! ves. Paris, 1810. 8vo.

Essai sur I'Histoire du Parchemin et du V61in. Paris,
1812. 8vo.

Repertoire Bibliographique Universel. Paris, 1812,
Svo.

De la Maison Royale de France. Paris, 1815.
Svo.

Prdcis Historique et Analytique des Pragmatiques,
Concordats, etc., relatifs a la discipline de I'EgUse en
France. Paris, 1817. Svo.

Traits du choix des Livres. Paris, 1817. Svo.

Essai Chrouologique sur les Hivers les plus rigoureux,
depuis 396 av. J. C. jusqu' en 1820 inclusivement.
Paris, 1821. Svo.

Dictionnaire Historique et Bibliographique abr^ge
des personnages lUustres, celebres, ou Fameux. 4 vols.
Paris, 1822. Svo.

Vari6t6s, Notices, et Raret^s Bibliographiques. Paris,
1822. Svo.

Manual du Bibliophile, ou traitd du choix des Livres.
2 vols. Dijm, 1823.

Amusemens Philologiques, ou vari6tds en tons genres.
Dijon, 1824. Svo.

Recherches Historiques et Litt^raires sur les Danses
des Morts, et sur I'origine des Cartes a Jouer. Dijon
1826. Svo.

Documeus Authentiques et details curieux sur les
d^penses de Louis XIV. Paris, 1827. Svo.

Choix de Testamens Anciens et Modernes, remarqu-
ables par leur importance. 2 vols. Paris, 1829. Svo.

PEINTURE ANCIENNE (Historie de la). See
Plinius.

PELERIN (Charles).

Excursion Artistique en Dalmatie et au Mont^n^gro.
Paris, 1860. folio.

I

PilLERIN— PENNANT.

PfiLERIN (Le).

Veritable de la Terre Saincte, auquel soubs le discoiira
figurd de la Jerusalem est enseign^ le chemin de la
Celeste. Paris, 1615. 4to.

PELET (Baron).

Napoleon in Council ; or, the Opinions delivered by-
Bonaparte in the CouncU of State, translated from the
French, by Capt. Basil Hall, E.N. Edinb. 1837.
small 8vo.

PELLAS (Sauveur-Andre'), Religieux Minime.

Dictionnaire Provensal et Frangois. Avignon, 1723.
4to.

PELLETIER (D. Lodis Le).

Dictionnaire de la Langue Bretonne; oh. Ton voit
son Antiquity, et son affinity avec les Anciennes langues.
Pm-ia, 1752. folio.

PELLEW (Hon. and Rev. George), D.D.

The Life and Correspondence of the Eight Hon.
Henry Addington, first Viscount Sidmouth. 3 vols.
Lond. 1847. 8vo.

PELLI (Giuseppe).

Memorie per servire alia Vita di Dante Alighieri ; ed
alia Storia della sua famiglia. Firenze, 1823. 8vo.

PELLICER (D. Casiano).

Tratado Historico sobre el Origen y progresos de la
Comedia y del Histrionismo en Espana. Madrid, 1804.
12mo.

PELLICO (Silvio).

Le Mie Prigioni, Memorie di Silvio Pellico da
Salu2zo ; con addizioni di Pietro Maroncelli, e notizie
preliminari intorno all' Autore. Bmsselle, 1838.
12mo.

My Imprisonments: Memoirs of SQvio Pellico.
Translated from the Italian, by Thomas Eoscoe. Lond.
1833. 12mo.

PELLOUTIER (Simon).

Histoire des Celtes, et particuliferement des Gaulois,
et des Germains. Nouv. ed. corrig^e et augment^e. 2 vols.
Paris, 1771. 4to.

PEMBERTOjST (Henry), M.D.

A View of Sir Isaac Newton's Philosophy. Lond.
1728. 4to.

PEMBLE (William).

A Summe of Moral Philosophy, succinctly gathered
and methodically handled. Oxford, 1632. 4to.

The Works of that late Learned Minister of God's
Holy Word, Mr William Pemble, now gathered into
one entire Volume. Lond. 1635. folio.

765

PEMBROKE AND MONTGOMERY (Tuoha,
Hbrbebt, Earl of).

Nummi Anglici et Scotici, cum aliquot Numi«ni.ti.
bus recentioribus, collegit. Thomw, Pembrochi. et
Montis Gomerici Comes. In tab. aon. inc. Lotui. 1746.

4to.

PEN and Hf K SKETCHES of Poeta. Pr«ache». and
Politicians. Lond. 1846. post 8vo.

PENDER (Thomas).

Two Letters to James Sedgwick, Esq., late Chairman
of the Board of Stamps. Lond. 1828. 8vo.

PENHOEN (Barchoo m).

Histoire de la Conqufite et de la Foundation de
I'Empire Anglais dans ITnde. 6 vok Parit 1841

8vo.

PENN (Granville).

An Examination of the Primary Aigument of the
Iliad. Lond. 1821. 8vo.

A Comparative Estimate of the Mineral and Monical
Geologies. Lond. 1822. 8vo.

Memorials of the Professional Life and Times of Sir
WUliam Penn, Admiral of the Fleet during the Inter-
regnum, and Admii-al of the Navy after the Restoration.
2 vols. Lond. 1833. 8vo.

PENN (Sib William). See Pknn (Gbaitvillb).
PENN (Willlam).

An Essay towards the Peace of Europe, <fec. (Anun.)
Lond. 1693. 12mo.

Collection of his Works j with a Journal of his Life,
and many Original Letters and Papera not before pub
lished. 2 vols. Lond. 1726. folio.

Life. See Clarkson.

PENNANT (Thomas), LL.D.

Arctic Zoology. 2 vols. Lond. 1784, 1785. 4to.
(large paper.)

British Zoology. 4 vok. Warrington and Lond,
1776, 1777. 4 vols. 4to.

Indian Zoology. Lond. 1790. 4to.

History of Quadrupeds. 2 vols. Lond. 1781. 4to.

Genera of Birds. (A Systematic Catalogue of Birds.)
Lond. 1781. 4to.

Histoire Natorelle des Oiseaus, par le Comte de
Buffon, et les Planehes Enluminto ; Systematically Dis-
posed. Land. 1786. 4to.

A Tour in Scotland, 1769; and a Tour in Scotland
and Voyage to the Hebrides, 1772. 3 vols. Lond.
1790. 4to.

The Journey from Chester to London. Lond. 1782.
4to.

766

PENNANT— PEPYS.

PENNANT (Thomas), HuJ).— Continued.
A Tour in Wales. 2 vols. 1784. 4to.

Some Account of London. Second edition. Lond.
1791. 4to.

The Literary Life of the late Thomas Pennant, by
himself. Lond. 1793. 4to.

History of the Parishes of Whiteford and Holywell.
Lond. 1796. 4to.

A Journey from London to the Isle of "Wight. 2 vols.
Lond. 1801. 4to.

Outlines of the Globe. View of Hindoostan, vols.
I. and II. ; View of India Extra Gangem, China and
Japan, vol IIL ; View of the Malayan Isles and New
Holland, vol. IV. 4 vols. Lond. 1798, 1800. 4to.

PENNECUIK (Alexander), M.D.

A Geographical and Historical Description of Tweed-
dale ; with a Collection of Scottish Poems. Edinh.
1715. 4to.

Streams from Helicon; or, Poems on various Sub-
jects. Second edition. Lond. 1720. 12mo.

Historical Account of the Blue Blanket, or Crafts-
man's Banner, and of the Powers and Prerogatives of
the Crafts of Edinburgh. Edinb. 1722. 12mo.

A Collection of Curious Scots Poems. Edinh. 1762.

4to.

Works in Prose and Verse; a New Edition, with
Notes, and a Memoir of the Author [by Eobert Brown
of Newhall]. Leith, 1815. 8vo.

PENNEY (John), Writer.

Topographical and Historical Account of Linlithgow-
shire, by the late John Penney. Edinh. 1831. small
8vo.

*^* The editor professes to have printed this history from
a MS. written by the late John Penney. It proves, however,
to be merely a transcript of pages 831-890, vol. ii. of G.
Chalmers' Caledonia.

PENNEY (William, Lord Kinloch), a Lord of
Session.

The Circle of Christian Doctrine; a Handbook of
Faith, framed out of a Layman's Experience. Edinh.
1861. small 8vo.

Time's Treasure ; or, Devout Thoughts for Every Day
of the Year, expressed in Verse. Edinb. 1863. small

8vo.

Studies for Sunday Evening. Edinh. 1866. small
Bvo.

Faith's Jewels presented in Verse, with other Devout
Verses. Edinb. 1869. 12mo.

Eeadings in Holy Writ Ediitb. 1871. 8vo.

PENNINGTON (Mrs).

Letters on Different Subjects. 4 vols. Lond. 1766.
1767. 8vo.

PENNINGTON (Rev. Thomas).

A Journey into Various Parts of Europe ; and a
Residence in them during 1818, 1819, 1820, and 1821.
With Memoirs of the Grand-Dukes of the House of
Medici ; of the Dynasties of the Kings of Naples ; and
of the Dukes of Milan. 2 vols. Lo7id. 1825. 8vo.

PENNSYLVANIA.

Historical Eeview of the Constitution and Govern-
ment of Pennsylvania, from its Origin. Lo7id. 1759.
8vo.

A Concise History of the Eastern Penitentiary,
Pennsylvania. Philadelphia, 1835. 8vo.

PENNY (George).

Traditions of Perth, containing Sketches of the
Manners and Customs of the Inhabitants, and Notices
of Public Occurrences during the last Century, &c.
Perth, 1836. 8vo.

PENROSE (Rev. John).

Lives of the Vice-Admiral Sir Charles Vinimcobe
Penrose and Captain James Trevenen. Lond. 1850.
Bvo.

PENTALOGIA, sive Tragoediarum GriEcarum De-
lectus ; cum Adnotatione Johannis Burton, editio altera,
cui Observationes, &c., adjecit Thomas Burgess. 2 vols.
Oxonii, 1779. 8vo.

PEOPLE'S BLUE BOOK (The) : Taxation as it is
and as it ought to be ; with a Supplementary Chapter
on Ireland. Fourth edition. Lond. 1872. 12mo.

PEPE (GCGLIBLMO).

Memoirs of General P6p6, comprising the Principal
Military and Political Events of Modem Italy, written
by himself. 3 vols. Lond. 1846. jsost 8vo.

PEPYS (Samuel),

Memoirs of Samuel Pepys, Secretary to the Admiralty
in the Reigns of Charles II. and James II. ; comprising
his Diary from 1659 to 1669, and a Selection from his
Private Correspondence. Edited by Richard, Lord
Braybrooke. 2 vols. Lond. 1825. 4to.

Life, Journals, and Correspondence, including a
Narrative of his Voyage to Tangiers. Published- from
the Originals. 2 vols. Lond. 1841. 8vo.

Diary and Correspondence of Samuel Pepys, F.R.S.
With Life and Notes, by Richard, Lord Braybrooke.
The Third edition, considerably enlarged. 5 vols.
Lond. 1848, 1849. 8vo.

Diary and Correspondence of Samuel Pepys, from his
MS. Cypher in the Pepysian Library, with a Life and
Notes by Richard, Lord Braybrooke ; Deciphered, with
Additional Notes, by Rev. Mynors Bright, Magd. Coll.,
Cambridge. 6 vols. Lond. 1875-1879. 8vo.

PERARD— PERCY SOCIETY.

rer

PERARD (Estienne;.

Rocueil de plusieurs Pifcces Curieuees servant a
I'Histoire de Bourgogne. Paris, 1664. folio.

PfiRAU (l'Abbe Gabriel-Louis Calabbe).
La Vie de Jorome Bignon, Avocat Gdn(5ral, et Con-
seiller d'litat. Paris, 1757. 12mo.

PERCEVAL (Geokqe).

History of Italy, from the Fall of the Western Empire
to the commencement of the Wars of the French
Revolution. 2 vols. Lond. 1825. 8vo.

PERCHERON (Achille-Remy).

Monographic des Passales et des Genres qui en ont
6t6 s^pards. Paris, 1835. 8vo.

Bihliographie Entomologique, comprenant I'indication
par ordre Alphabetliique de noms d' Auteurs, accom-
pagnde de notices sur les Ouvrages Periodiques, les
Dictionnaries et les Mdmoires des Socidtds Savantea
2 vols, in 1. Paris, 1837. royal 8vo.

Monographie des Cdtoines et Genres Voisins. See
Gory (H.)

PERCIVAL (Robert).

Account of the Island of Ceylon ; containing its
History, Geography, and Natural History, with the
Manners and Customs of its Inhabitants, and the
Journnl of an Embassy to the Court of Candy. Lond.
1803. 4to.

PERCIVAL (Thomas), M.D.

Works, Literary, Moral, and Philosophical. With a
Life of the Author. 2 vols. Bath, 1807. 8vo.

PERCY (Thomas), D.D., Bishop of Dromm-e.

Reliques of Ancient English Poetry, consisting of
Old Heroic Ballads, Songs, and other Pieces of our
Earlier Poets, chiefly of the Lyric kind, together with
some few of later Date. Third edition. 3 vols. Lond.
1775. post 8vo.

Five Pieces of Runic Poetry ; translated from the
Islandic Language. Lond. 1763. post 8vo.

The Regulations and Establishment of the Household
of Henry Algernon Percy, fifth Earl of Northumber-
land, at his Castles of Wresill and Lekinfield, in York-
shire. Begun A.D. 1512. With a Preface by Bishop
Percy. Land. 1770. 8vo.

Bishop Percy's Folio Manuscript : Ballads and Ro-
mances (including Loose and Humorous Songs), 3 vols.
and Supplement. Edited by John W. Hales and
Frederick J. Tumivall. 4 vols. Lond. 1867, 1868.
royal 8vo.

Ode to Thomas Percy, &c., on reading the Reliques
of Ancient English Poetry, by J. S. [Miss J. Stewart].
Edinb. 1804. folio.

PERCY (TnoMAB), D.D.—Conlinwd.
The Percy Correspondence. See NioHoia (Johk R)
Illustrations of Literary History. VoL VII.
Letters to Paton. See Paton (Gioroe).

PERCY (W.)

Coelia; containing Twenty Sonnets, fint publiabed
in 1.594. Reprinted. Lond. 1818. 4to.

PERCY ANECDOTES.

Original and Select, by Sholto and Reuben Percy,
Brothers of the Benedictine Monastery, Mont Beig«r.
20 vols. Lond. 1823. 12mo.

PERCY SOCIETY (Publications of the).

Early English Poetry, Ballads, and Popular Literatim
of the Middle Ages. Edited from Original Manu-
scripts and scales Publications. 30 vols. Lond. 1840-

1852. post 8vo.

*♦* The chief editors of this series of pnblicationa wttt
W. Henry Black, William ChappcU, John Payne Collier,
T. Crofton Crocker, Rev. Alexander Dyce, F. W. Fairholt,
James Orchard Halliwell, Dr E. Rimbault, W. Sandys, and
Thomas Wright.

VoL I.

1. Old Ballads from Early Printed Copies.

7. Songs and Ballads relative to the London PrentioM.
6. Historical Songs of Ireland, lUustratire of the

Revolution of 1688.

3. The Payne and Sorowe of Evyll Maiyage (1509).

5. The King and a Poore Nortbeme Man, by Martin
Parker, 1440.

VoL IL

4. A Selection from the Minor Poems of Lydgate.

8. Early Naval Ballads of England.

2. A Search for Money, by William Rowley, 1609.

9. The Mad Pranks and Merry Jests of Robin Good-

fellow, 1628.

Vol. III.

11. Political Ballads published in England during the

Commonwealth.
10. Strange Histories, by Thomas Deloney, 1607.

20. A Marriage Triumph, by Thomas Heywood, 1613.

18. The History of Patient Grissele, 1619.

VoL IV.

19. Specimens of Lyric Poetry, temp. Edward I.

13. The Boke of Curtasye, an English Poem of the

Fourteenth Century.

16. Specimens of Old Christmas Carols.

17. The Nursery Rhymes of England.

VoL V.

14. Kind-Heart's Dream, by Henry Chettle, 1592.

21, A Knight's Conjuring, by Thomas Dekker, 1607.
16. The Meeting of Gallants at an Ordinarie, 1604.

12. The Two Angry Women of Abingdon, by H. Porter,

1599.

768

PERCY SOCIETY

PERCY SOCIETY.

—Continued.

Vol. VI.

27. Ancient Poetical Tracts of the Sixteenth Century.

30. Cock Lorell's Bote.

23. The Crown Garland of Golden Rose's, by Richard

Johnson, 1612.

25. Follie's Anatomie, by Henry Hutton, 1619.

31. Poems by Sir Henry Wotton.

VoL VII.

32. TheHarmony of Birds (1559).

22. A Paraphrase on the Seven Penitential Psalms, in

English Verse (1414).
29. The Harmony of the Church, by Michael Drayton,

1591.

26. Jack of Dover, 1604.

33. A Kerry Pastoral, 1719.

Vol. VIII.

28. A Selection of Latin Stories.

24. A Dialogue of Witches and Witchcraft, by George

Giflford, 1613.

Vol. IX.

34. The Four Knaves, by Samuel Rowlands, 1611-1613.

35. A Poem to the Memory of William Congreve, by

James Thomson, 1729.

36. The Pleasant Conceits of Old Hobson, the Merry

Londoner, 1607.

37. Maroccus Extaticus ; or, Banke's Bay Horse in a

Trance, 1597.
42. Old Ballads, Illustrating the Great Frost of 1683-4,

Vol. X.

38. 43. Pageants of the Lord Mayors of London. Parts

L and II.

Vol. XI.

39. The Owl and the Nightingale, by N. de Guildford.

40. Thirteen Psalms and the First Chapter of Ecclesi-

astes, Versified by John Croke, temp. Henry
VIII.

41. An Historian Expostulation, etc., by John Halle.

1565.

44. The Honestie of this Age, by Bamaby Rich, 1611.

Vol. XII.

45. The History of Reynard the Foxe, from Caxton's

Edition, 1481.

Vol. XIII.

46. The Keen of the South of Irehtnd.

50. Six Ballads ; with Burdens (by Richard Cox,

Bishop of Ely).

51. Lyrical Poems, selected from Musical Publications

between 1589 and 1600.

VoL XIV.

47. The Poems of John Audelay, fifteenth century.

48. St Brandan : a Medieval Legend of the Sea.

49. The Romance of the Emperor Octavian.

PERCY SOCIETY— Contimmd.

Vol. XV.
52. Friar Bakon's Prophesie: a Satire, 1604.

55. Poetical Miscellanies, temp. James I.

56. The Crown Garland of Golden Roses.

1659.

Part II.

Vol. XVI.
53, 64. The Seven Sages, in English Verse ; with an

Introductory Essay.
63. The Romance of Syr Tryamoure.

Vol. XVII.

58. Scottish Traditional Versions of Ancient Ballads.
62. Ancient Poems, Ballads, and Songs of the Peasantry

of England.

Vol. XVIII.

60. The Pastime of Pleasure, by Stephen Hawes.

Vol. XIX.

61. The Civic .Garland : a Collection of Songs from

London Pageants.

59. The Life and Martyrdom of Thomas Beket, Arch-

bishop of Canterbury.

Vol. XX.

57. The Affectionate Shepherd, by Richard Bamfield,
1594.

65. A Dialogue on Wit and Folly, by John Heywood.

66. A Collection of Proverbs and Popular Sayings.
69. The most pleasant Song of Lady Bessy.

Vol. XXL
54, 67. 70. Popular Songs, illustrative of the French
Invasions of Ireland. In four parts.

Vol. XXIL

71. The Cytezen and the Uplondyshman: an Eclogue

by Alexander Barclay.

74. An Interlude of the Four Elements : an Early Moral

Play.

75. An Interlude of the Disobedient Child, by Thomas

Ingeland.

76. The Autobiography of Mary Countess of Warwick,

1625-1673.

78. Westward for Smelts, 1620.

Vol. XXIII.
73. Songs and Carols, from a MS. of the Fifteenth
Century.

77. Festive Songs of the Sixteenth and Seventeenth

Centuries.

79. Descriptive Notices of Popular English Histories.

VoL XXIV.
68. Chaucer's Canterbury Tales. A new text with
illustrative notes. VoL I.

VoL XXV.

72. Chaucer's Canterbury Tales. Vol. II.

PERCY SOeiEl'Y— PERKINS.

769

PERCY SOCIETY— Cmtinued.
Vol. XXVI.
91. Chaucer's Canterbury Tales. VoL III.

Vol. XXVII.

80. Believe as you List. A New Play, by Philip Mas-

singer, 1631.

81. Satirical Songs and Poems on Costume.

Vol. XXVIII.

88. An Anglo-Saxon Passion of Saint George.

82. A Poem on the Times of Edward II.

8b. The Keligioua Poems of William de Shoieham,
temp. Edward IV.

86. Interlude of the Triall of Treasure, 1567.

Vol. XXIX.

83. Notices of Fugitive Tracts and Chap-Books.

84. The Man in the Moone ; or,- the English Fortune-

teller, 1609.

87. A Detection of the Use of Dice-Play.

89. The Loyal Garland. Fifte edit., 1686.

90. Poems and Songs on the Assassination of the Duke

of Buckingham, 1628.

Vol. XXX.

92. The Garland of Good- Will. Divided into three

parts. Written by T. Deloney, 1678.

93. Britannia's Pastorals : a Third Book (by W.

Browne).

94. The Enterlude of John Bon and Mast Person (by

Luke Undarhill).

In the same Volume is bound the Society's Circular, con-
sisting of Annual Reports of the Council, List of Members,
Statement of Accounts, &c., and List of Publications, 1840-
1852.

PEREFIXE (Hakdouin de).

The Life of Henry the Fourth of France, translated
from the French of Perefix, by ^I. Le Moine, one of his
most Christian Majesty's Gentlemen in Ordinary.
Paris, 1785. 8vo.

PEREGRINATIONS of the Mind, through the
most general and interesting subjects which are usually
agitated in life. By the Rationalist (William Baker).
Lond. 1770. 12mo.

PEREGRINUS (Marcds Antonius), of Padua..

De F"ideicommissis Prjesertim UniversaUbus, Tracla-
tus ; Editio duodecima, in qua novissime addita; sunt
notabilissimaj remissiones ad Consil. Tract. <fe Decis.
ejusdem Auctoris, auctore Casp. Lonigo, J.U.D. Nm--
imhergw, 1668. folio.

PfiRES DES D6.SERTS,

Les Vies des SS. Peres de« D^rt« d'Orieiit (»Tee
des Figures), et les Vies dos Saintca .SoliUires d'Orieut
et d'Occident. 2 vols. Pari*, 1711. 12mo.

Les Vies des S.S. I'eres des U<Ssert» d'(Jccident (aTeo
des Figures). 2 vols. Paris, 1719. 12mo.

PEREZ (Antonio). Secretunj to Philip II.
Les Obras y lielaciones. Giwrrn. 1C76. Sva

PEREZ (Antonio). Jurid.

Institutiones Imiwriales Eroteniatibus Dintinctte.
Pamiis. 1671. 12mo.

PEREZ DE GUZMAN (Fern).

Cronica del Serenissimo Rey Don Juan tSegundo
desto nombre : de nuevo impressa, corregida por el
Doctor Lorenzo Galindez de CaravajaL Pamplomi,
1591. folio.

Cronica del Senor Rey Don Juan II. en Castilla y
en Leon, corregida y adicionada por el Dotor L. G. de
Carvajal y aumentada de algunas notas. Valeneix,
1779. folio.

PEREZIUS (Antonius).

Prselectiones in Duodecim libros Codicis Justiniani
Imp. Aiiistdodami, 1653. folio.

PERINCHIEF (Db Richard).

The Life and Death of King Charles the First,
together with the EIKON BA2IA1KH and a Vindica-
tion of King Charles the Martyr, proving him to be the
Author of that Book. Ixml . Xd'H . 8vo.

PERINGSKIOLD (Johannes).

Monumenta Sueo-Gothico. Siorkholmiie, 1710.
folio.

WUkina Saga, sivo Historia Wilkinensium Theodorici
Veronensis ac Niflungorum ; continens Rogum atque
Heroum quorundam Gothiconim res gestas, ox JISS.
codd. Iingua3 veteris Scandic.-e, latine translata, &c.
Stochholmiw, 1715. folio.

Historirc R^um Septentrionalium. Sre SNORBa

Scondia Illustrata. ^e Mes.senic8 (Joh.)

PERIODICAL LITERATURE. See Magazines,
Reviews.

Index to Periodical Literature. See Poole (W. F.)

PERKINS (John).

A Profitable booke of Master John Perkins, treating
of the Lawes of England. Loiui. 1593. 12ma

5 E

770

PERK INS— PERSIAN.

PERKINS (Jonathan C.) See United States
Digest.

PERKINS (Rev. Justin).

Residence of Eight Years in Persia among the Nes-
torian Christians, with Notices of the Muhammedans.
Andover (U.S.), 1843. 8vo.

PERLIN (Estienne). See Britain.

P^RON (FRAN501S).

Voyage de D&ouvertes aux Terres Australes, pendant
les Ann6es 1800-1804. Hiatorique. Rddig^ en partie
par P{5ron et continue par Louis Freycinet. 2 vols.
Paris, 1807, 1816. 4to.

Partie Navigation et Geographic. Atlas. Par L.
Freycinet. Paris, 1812. folio.

PEROU (Conquete du). See Zarate (Augustin
db).

PEROUSE. See La Pekousb.

PERRAULT (Charles).

Eloges des Hommes Ulustres qui ont paru en France
pendant ce Sic^cle; avec leurs Portraits au naturel. 2 vols.
Paris, 1696. folio.

Characters, Historical and Panegyrical, of the
Greatest Men that have appeared in France during the
last Century, by Monsieur Perrault, rendered into
English hy John Ozell. 2 vols, in 1. Loiid. 1704,
1705. 8to.

PERRENS (F. T.)

Histoire de Florence. 3 vols. Paris, 1877. 8vo.

PERRIN (Jean Paul), Lionnois.

Histoire des Vaudois (recueillie des anciens auteurs).
Geneve, 1618.— Histoire des Chrestiens Albigeois, con-
tenant les longues guerres, persecutions qu'ils ont souf-
fert k cause de la Doctrine de I'lilvangile. In 1 vol.
Geneve, 1618. small 8vo.

PERRONET (Rev. Vincent).

Vindication of Mr Locke from the charge of giving
encouragement to Scepticism, and Infidelity, and from
several other objections. Lond. 17 3G. 8vo.

A Second Vindication of Mr Locke, wherein his
Sentiments regarding Personal Identity are cleared up.
Lond. 1738. 8vo.

Some Inquiries chiefly relating to Spiritual Beings ;
in which the Opinions of Hobbes with regard to Sensa-
tion, and the Attributes of the Deity, are taken notice
of. Lotid. 1740. 8vo.

PERROT (Sir John).

History of Sir John Perrot, Lord Lieutenant of
Ireland, under Queen Elizabeth. Lond. 1728. 8vo.

PERRY (Charles), M.D.

A View of the Levant: particularly of Constanti-
nople, Syria, Egypt, and Greece. Lond. 1743. folio.

PERRY (Rev. Frederick).

Dulce Domum : Essays on Home Life. Lond. 1873.
post 8vo.

PERRY (George).

Essay toward the History of Liverpool. See Enfield
(William).

PERRY (Henry James) and KNAPP (T. W.).

Cases of Controverted Elections in the Eleventh Par-
liament of the United Kingdom ; being the First
Parliament since the Passing of the Acts for the
Amendment of the Representation. Lond. 1833. 8vo.

PERRY (M. C), Commodore.

Expeditions to the China Seas and Japan. See
Hawks (F. L.)

PERRY (Thomas Erskine), and DAVISON
(Henry).

Reports of Cases in the Court of Queen's Bench, and
upon Writs of Error from that Court to the Exchequer
Chamber, from Mich., 2 Vict. (1838) to Hilary, 4 Vict.
(1841). 4 vols. Lond. 1839-1842. 8vo.

PERRY (Walter C), Ph.D.

German University Education : or the Professors and
Students of Germany. Lond. 1845. post 8vo.

PERSIA.

Eastern Persia. An account of the Journeys of the
Persian Boundary Commission, 1870-72. Vol.1. The
Geography with Narratives by Major St. John, Lovett
and Evan Smith. Vol. II. Zoology and Geology, by
W. T. Blanford. 2 vols. Lond. 1876. 8vo.

PERSIA, a Poem ; with Notes [by Sir John Mal-
colm]. Lond. 1814. 8vo.

PERSL'^N LITERATURE.

Flowers of Persian Literature, intended as a Com-
panion to Jones's Persian Grammar. Lond. 1805. 4to.

Selections for the use of the Students of the Persian
Class. Volumes Third and Fourth. Published at the
Persian Press of the College of Fort- William, 1809,
1810. 4to.

The Rose Garden of Persia. See Cosxello (Louisa
Stuart).

PERSIUS— PETERS.

PERSIUS (AuLus Flaccus).

Satirae VI. ad optimorum exemplariuin fidem recen-
sitfe, &c., a G. L. Koenig. GotHngm, 1803. 8vo.

Opera Omnia ex editione G. L. Koenig cum notis et
interpretatione in usum Delphini variis lectionibus notis
Variomm, etc., accurate recensita. Londini, 1820.
royal 8to. (Valpy's Delphin Classics).

The Satyrs of Peraius. Translated into English by
Thomas Sheridan, D.D. Duhlin, 1728. 12mo.

Tlie Satires. Translated by Thomas Sheridan, D.D.,
with Explanatory Notes. Second edition. Lond
1739. Svo.

The Satires of Persius, translated by the Right
Hon. Sir William Drummond. Zo»c/. 1797. 12mo.

Satires of Persius. Translated by L. Evans. See
Bohn's Classical Libraby.

A New and Literal Translation of Juvenal and
Persius, by the Rev. Martin Madan. See Juvenalis
(Decimus Junius).

PERSON (David).

Varieties; or, a Surveigh of Rare and Excellent
Matters, necessary and delectable for all sorts of Per-
sons. Lond. 1635. 4to.

PERSONAL Narrative of Adventures in the Pen-
insula during the War in 1812, 1813. By an Officer
Lond. 1827, 8vo.

PERSONAL and Literary Memorials. By the
Author of "FourYears in Prance," &c. Zoret/. 1829. Svo.

PERSOZ (J.).

Biblioth^que des Arts Industriels : Traitd Th^orique
et Pratique de I'lmpression des Tissus. 4 vols. Paris,
1846. Svo., and vol. of Plates. 4to.

771

PERTH — Continued.

Book of Perth. See UweoN (Joan Pahub).
Perth : it« Annals and iU Archives See Pimocs
(David).

Traditions of Perth. See Pbnst (Oeoboe).
PERUCCI (Dre Francesco).

Pompe Funebri di tutto le Notioni del Hondo
Verona, 1639. folio.

PERUGLA. (La Fontana Maogiobe. See Vbbjiio-
lioni (G. B.)

See RivERO (M. E.)

PERTH.

A true Account of the Proceedings at Perth; the
debates in the Secret Council there ; with the reasons
and causes of the sudden breaking up of the Rebellion.
Written by a Rebel. Land. MIQ. 12mo.

Memorabilia of the City of Perth; containing a
Guide to Perth, Historical Memoranda, Charters, Lists
of Clergy, &c. ; with the Rev. Alexander DuiTs Tradi-
tional Account of the Death of John, Earl of Gowrie,
andhisBrother, in 1600. Pct-/A, 1806. Svo.

Chronicle of Perth; a Register of Remarkable
Occurrences, chiefly connected with that City, from
1210 to 1668. Edinh. 1831. 4to. (Maitland Club.)

Rental of the County of Perth, in Act of the Estates
of Parliament of Scotland, 4th August 1649 ; contrasted
with the Valuation of the same County, Ist January
1835, edited by WilUam Gloag Glass. Perth, 1835.
4to.

PERUVIAN ANTIQUITIES.
PESTALOZZI (JoHANN H.)

Esprit de la Mdthode d'fiducation de Peetaloal
See JuLUE.v (Maro Antoine).

PESTEL (Frieduich W.)

Lea Fondemens de la Jurisprudence Natorelle.
Utrecht. 1675. Svo.

PETER (William).

Memoir of Sir Samuel Romilly. S^e Rohilly (Sib

Samuel).

PETER FAULTLESS to his Brother Simon : Tales
of Night in Rhyme; and other Poems. By the Author
of Night [Ebenezer Elliott]. Edinh. 1820. li'mo.

See Watkins (John).

PETER THE GREAT.

Anecdotes, hitherto unpublished, of his Private Life.
Lond. 1813. 12mo.
History of Peter the Great See Gordon (Axex-

andeb).

PETER'S LETTERS TO HIS KLN^SFOLK [by
John Gibson Lockhart]. See Lockhaut.

PETERKIN (Alexander).

Rentals of the Ancient Earldom and Bishopiick of
Orkney; -with some Explanatory and Relative Docu-
ments. Edinb. 1820. Svo.

The Booke of the Universal Kirk of Scotlahd. See
Scotland (Church of).

Records of the Kirk of Scotland, containing the Acts
and Proceedings of the General Assemblies from the
year 1638 downwards.- See Scotland (Church of).

Compendium of the Laws of the Church of Scotland.
See Scotland (Church of).

PETERS (Richard).

Reports of Cases Argued and A^adged in the
Supreme Court of the United States, Jauoaiy Term
1820 to January Term 1S35. 9 vols. Phiictdeiphia,
1828-1835. Svo.

772

PETERS DORFF— PETRIE.

PETERSDORFF (Charles).

A Practical Treatise on the Law of Bail in Civil and
Criminal Proceedings. Lond, 1824. 8vo.

A Practical and Elementary Abridgment of the Cases
Argued and Determined in the Courts of King's Bench,
Common Pleas, Exchequer, and at Nisi Prius ; and of
the Rules of Court, from the Restoration to Michaelmas
Term, 4 Geo. IV. 3 vols. Lond. 1825, 1826. 8vo.

PETERSON (A. T. T.)

A Treatise on the Law of Railway Companies.
Chambers (Thomas).

See

PETHERAM (John).

Historical Sketch of the Progress and Present State
of Anglo-Saxon Literature in England. Lond. 1840.
8vo.

Reprints. See Puritan Discipline Tracts.

PETHERICK (John).

Egypt, the Soudan and Central Africa ; with Explora-
tions from Khartoum, on the White Nile, to the Regions
of the Equator; being Sketches from Sixteen Years'
Travel. Edinb. and Lond. 1861. 8vo.

PETIT (J. A.)

Histoire de Marie Stuart, Reine de France et d'ficosse.
2 vols. Bar-lo-Duc. 1876. 8vo.

History of Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots, translated
from the original and unpublished MS. of Professor
Petit, by Charles de Flandre. 2 vols. Edinh. 1873.
4to.

PETIT (Pierre).

Traite Historique sur les Amazones, oil Ton trouve
tout ce que les Auteurs ont 6crit pour ou centre ces
Heroines. Leide, 1718. 12mo.

PETIT-RADEL (Louis, C. F.)

Recherches sur les Bibliothdques Anciennes et
Modernes, jusqu'^ la fondation de la Bibliothiique
Mazarine, et sur les causes qui ont favoriso I'accroisse-
ment, euccessif de nombre des livres. Paris, 1819.
8vo.

PETITOT (Claude Bernard).

Repertoire du Thdatre Francois, ou Recueil des
Trag(5dies et Comedies restet^s au Theatre depuis Rotrou,
pour faire suite aux editions in octavo de CorneiUe,
Molicre, Racine, &c. Avec des- Notices sur chaque
Auteur. 25 vols. Pam, 1817, 1818. 8vo.
Vie de Moliere. See Moli^re (J. B.)
Collection des M^moires. See France.

PETITOT (Jean).

Les Emaux de Petitot du Musee Imperial du Louvre :
Personnages Historiques et Femmes C^lfebres du Siecle
de Louis XIV. 2 vols. Paris, 1862-18G4. 4to.

PETITUS (Sam.)

Leges Atticaj coUegit, digessit et libro commentario
illustravit; opus Juris, Literarum et Rei-antiquarias
studiosis utilissimum ; in quo varii Scriptorum veterum,
Grrecorum et Latinorum, loci explicantur et emen-
dantur. Zugd. Bat. 1742. folio.

PETRARCA (Francesco).

Opera Latina quae extant. Basilece, per Mag.
Joannem de Amerhacli. 1496. folio.

Le Rime, brevemente esposte per Lodovico Castel-
vetro. Edizione corretta, illustrata, ed accrescinta (with
plates). 2 vols. Venezia, 1756. 4to.

Le Rime. Edizione pubblicata per opera e studio
dell' Ab. Antonio Marsand. 2 vols. PacZowa, 1819. 4to.

Le Rime, col comento di G. Biagioli. 2 vols.
Parisi, 1821. 8vo.

Le Rime. See Parnaso Italiano. Vols. I. and II.

Viaggi di Francesco Petrarca in Francia, in Germania,
ed in Italia. See Levati (Ambrogio).

Life of Petrarch. See Campbell (Thomas).

PETRARCHA REDIVIVUS.
(Jacobus Phil.)

See ToMASiNUS

PETRIE (Adam), Parish Schoolmaster in East
Lothian.

Rules of Good Deportment, or of Good Breeding, for
the Use of Youth. Edinh. 11 1Q. 12mo.

The same. Reprinted (by Thomas Maitland of Dun-
drennan). Edinh. 1835. 4to.

PETRIE (Rev. Alexander), Minister of the Scots
Church, Rotterdam.

A Compendious History of the Catholic Church
from the year 600 until the year 1600, showing her
Deformation and Reformation. Hague, 1662. folio.

PETRIE (Dr George).

The Ecclesiastical Antiquities of Ireland, anterior to
the Anglo-Norman Invasion, comprising an Essay on
the Origin and Uses of the Round Towers of Ireland.
Vol. I. (all published). Dxdjlin, 1845. 4to.

PETRIE (Henry).

Magni Rotuli Scaccarii Normanniae. See Rolls.
Monumenta Historica Biitannica. See Britain,
(Great).

PETRONIUS— PEYRAN.

77S

PETROXIUS (TiTua).

Satyric6n quse supersunt. Cum integris Doct. Virorutn
Commentariis, et Notis N. Heinsii et G. Goesii antea
ineditis. Curanto Petro Burmanno, Editio altera.
Amstelodami, 1743. 4to.

Patricius et Magister. See Leoes.

PETT (SiK Peter).

Memoirs of Arthur luirl of Anglesey, late Lord Privy
Seal, with a Letter written during his Ectirement from
Court in the year 1683. Lund. 1G93. 12mo.

The Happy Future State of England ; or, a Discourse
by way of Letter to the late Earl of Anglesey, vindi-
cating him from the Reflection of an Affidavit pub-
lished by the House of Commons, Anno 1G80; the
(Obligation relating to the King's Heirs and Successors
in point of Conscience discuss'd ; and the Obligation
resulting from the Oath of Supremacy to Assist and
Defend the Preheminence or Prerogative of the Dispen-
sative Power, belonging to the King, &c. Lond. 1688.
folio.

PETTIE (George).
The Civil Conversation of S. Guazzio.
See GuAzzo (Stefano).

Translated.

PETTIGREW (Thomas Joseph), M.C.S.L.

Memoirs of the Life and Writings of John Coakley
Lettsom, M.D. ; with a Selection from his Corre-
spondence. 3 vols. Lond. 1817. 8vo.

Bibliotheca Sussexiana. A Descriptive Catalogue of
the Manuscripts and Printed Books in the Library of
the Duke of Sussex. 2 vols. Lond. 1827. 8vo.

Bibliotheca Sussexiana, &c. 2 vols, in 3. Lond.
1827-1839. royal 8vo.

Medical Portrait Gallery. Biographical Memoirs
[wth Portraits] of the most celebrated Physicians,
Surgeons, &c., who have contributed to the Advance-
ment of^Medical Science. 2 vols. Lond. 1838, 1840.
royal 8vo.

Memoirs of the Life of Vice-Adrairal Lord Viscount
Nelson. 2 vols. Lond. 1849. 8vo.

PETTO (Samuel).

A Faithful Narrative of the Wonderful Fits which
Mr Tho. Spatchet was under by Witchcraft. Lond.
1693. 4to.

PETTUS (Sir John).

Fleta Minor: the Laws of Art and Nature, in
Knowing, Judging, Assaying, Fining, and Inlarging
the bodies of confin'd Metals : Essays on Metallick
Words, as a Dictionary to many pleasing Discourses,
by Lazarus Erckern, translated by Sir John Pettus,
Kt., in two parts. Lond. 1683-1686. folio.

PETTUS (Sib John-)— Con/i».i«/,

The Constitution of ParliamenU in England, deducwl
from the time of King Edward the Second. Loiul
1680. Svo.

PETTY (Sir William), M.D.

Hibernite Delineatio quoad hactenu* licuit, Perfeetis-
sima, studio Guilielmi Petty, E.i»' Aurati. (A Mrie* of
Maps of the Kingdom of Ireland, engraved from Sur-
veys made by Sir William Petty). Lond. 1683, 1686.

folio.

The Political Anatomy of Ireland. Lfmd. 1691. Svo.

Political Arithmetick ; or, a Discourse concerning the
extent and value of lands, people, buildings, manufac-
tures, commerce, revenues, &c. Lond. 1691. poat Svo.

Tracts. On Taxation, Political Arithmetic, and tho
Political Anatomy of Ireland. Duldin, 1769. Svo.

PfeTUESSON (P.)

Historia Ecclesiastica Islandiie ab anno 1740, ad
annum 1840. Havnice, 1841. 4to.

PETYT (William).

Jus Parliammtarium ; or, the Ancient Power, Juris-
diction, Rights, and Liberties of the Most High Court
of Pariiament, revived and asserted. Land. 1739. folio.

PEUCHET (Jacques).

Dictiounairo imiversel de la Gdographie Commei^ntc.
5 vols. Pans, 1799, 1800. 4to.

Vocabulairo des Termes de Commerce, Banque,
Manufactures, Finance, Navigation, ^[archandcs. Finance,
Mercantile et Statistique. Paris, 1801. 4to.

Statistique Eldmentaire de la France ; contenant lea
Principes de cette Science, et leur application a I'analyae
do la Richesse, etc., de I'Empire Franjais. Parit, 1805.
Svo.

PEUCHET (M.)

Histoire PhUosophique et Politique. Set Ratxal
(G. T.)

PEURBACHIUS (Georoios).

Vita Tychonis BraheL See Gasskkdcs (Pbtbcb).

PEUTINGER (Conrad).

Tabida Peutingeriana. See Itin^raires Axcuns.

PEYRAN (Jean Rodolphk).

Historical Defence of the Waldenses or Yaudois,
Inhabitants of the Valleys of Piedmont. With an
Introduction and Appendixes, by the Rev. Thomas
Sims. Land. 1826. Svo.

774

PEYRON— PHILES.

PEYRON (M.)

Essays on Spain. See Bourgoanne (Chbv. de).

PEYRONNET (Comte Chaeles-Ignace de).

Questions concerning Parliamentary Jurisdiction ; or,
a Legal Examination of the Impeacliment and Sentence
against the Last Ministers of Charles X. Edinh. 1832.
12mo.

PEYSSONEL (Charles de).

Traitd sur le Commerce de la Mer Noire. 2 vols.
Paris, 1787. 8vo.

Examen du Livre intitule Considerations sur la Guerre
actuelle des Turcs, par M. de Volney. Amsterdam,
1788. 8vo.

PEYTON (Sir Edward).

The Divine Catastrophe of the Kingly Family of the
House of Stuarts. Lond. 1731. 8vo.

Secret History of the Court of King James L See
England.

PEZRON (DoM Paul).

L' Antiquity des Terns r^tahlie et d^fendrie contre les
Juifs et les Nouveaux Chronologistes. Paris, 1687.
4to.

PFEFFEL (CHRISTIAN-FRiO^RIc).

Abr6g6 Chronologique de rHistoLre et du Droit
public d'AUemagne. 2 vols. Paris, 1766. 8vo.

Nouvel Abr6g6 Chronologique de I'Histoire et du
Droit public d'AUemagne. 2 vols. Paris, 1777.
12mo.

PFEIFFER (Ida).

A Woman's Journey round the World, from Vienna
to Brazil, Chili, Tahiti, China, Hindostan, Persia, and
Asia Minor. Translated from the German. With
illustrations. Lond. 1852. post 8vo.

Visit to the Holy Land, Egypt, and Italy. Trans-
lated from the German by H. W. Dulcken. Lond.
1852. post 8vo.

A Visit to Iceland and the Scandinavian North.
Translated from the German, with Explanatory Notes
and Engravings. To which are added an Essay on
Icelandic Poetry, from the French of M. Bergmann,
and a Brief Sketch of Icelandic History. Lond. 1852.
post 8vo.

PFISTER (Dr J. C.)

Geschiclite der Teutschen nach den Quellen.
(Heeren und Ukert). 5 vols. Hamburg, 1829-1835.

PFNOR (Rodolphe).

Chateaux de la Renaissance. Monographie du
Chateau d'Anet, construit par Philibert de L'Orme en
1548. Paris, 1865. folio.

PH^DRUS (Aug. Libertus).

Fabularum ^sopiarum Libri V. Cum commontario
Petri Burmanni. Leidce, 1727. 4to.

Fabula3 .iEsopiaj ex editione J. G. S. Schwabii cum
Notis et interpretatione in usum Delphini variis lec-
tionibus notis Variorum et indice locapletissimo. 2
vols. Londini, 1822. royal 8vo. (Valpy's Delphin
Classics).

Phsedri, Aviani, aliorumque veterum Fabulaj, P. Syri
Sententiae, Catonis Disticha Moralia et Syniposii Aneg-
niata. Londini, 1823. 12mo.

PHALARIS.

The Epistles of Phalaris. Translated from the
Greek. To which are added some select Epistles of
the most eminent Greek writers, by Thomas Francklin,
M.A. Lond. 1749. 8vo.

Dissertation upon the Epistles of Phalaris. See
Bentley (Richard,) D.D.

PHANTASMAGORIA; or, Sketches of Life and
Literature. 2 vols. Lond. 1825. 8vo.

PHELAN (Rev. William), B.D., and O'SULLI-
VAN (Rev. Mortimer).

A Digest of the Evidence taken before Select Com-
mittees of the two Houses of Parliament, appointed to
Inquire into the State of Ireland— 1824, 1825. With
Notes and an Index. 2 vols. Loud. 1826 8vo.

PHELPS (Rev. William).

History and Antiquities of Somersetshire, with a
brief view of Ecclesiastical History. Illustrated with
maps and plans. Vol. I. and Vol. II., part I. (all
published). Lond. 1836, 1839. 4to.

PHENIX; or, The Solemn League and Covenant,
whereunto is annexed — 1. The Form and Manner of
H. Majesties Coronation in Scotland, with a Sermon
then preached. 2. A Declaration of the King's Majesty,
&c., in the yeare 1650. 3. The great danger of Cove-
nant-breaking, &c. Edinh. Printed in the year of
Covenant-breaking. 1 2mo.

PHENIX (The); or, A Revival of Scarce and
Valuable Pieces from the Remotest Antiquity down to
the Present Times, being a Collection of Manuscripts
and Printed Tracts nowhere to be found but in the
closets of the Curious. 2 vols. Z,owd 1707, 1708. 8vo.

PHILES (Manuel).

De Proprietate Animalium, Carmina ex prima
editione Arsenii et Libro Oxoniensi restituta a Jo.
Cornelio de Pauw. Gr. et Lat. Trajecti ad Rheuum.
1730. 4to.

PHILIDOR— PHILLIPS.

771

PHILIDOE (Andr^ Danican).
Analysis of the Game of Chess. Translated, with
No tea by "W. S. Kenny. Lond. 1819. 12mo.
Studies of Chess. See Chess.

PHILIP (John), D.D.

Researches in South Africa ; illustrating the Civil,
Moral, and Religious condition of the Native Tribes,
including Journals of the Author's Travels in the In-
terior. 2 vols. Lond. 1828. 8vo.

PHILIP (Robert).

The Life and Times of the Rev. George Whitefield,
M.A. Lond. 1837. 8vo.

The Life, Times, and Characteristics of John Bunyan.
Lond. 1839. 8vo.

The Life, Times, and Missionary Enterprizes of the
Rev. John Campbell. Lond. 1841. 8vo.

PHILIPPART (John).

Memoirs of General Moreau. Lond. 1814. Svo.
Memoirs and Campaigns of Charles John, Prince
Regent of Sweden. Lond. 1814. 8vo.

PHILIPPE II.

Correspondance de Philippe II. sur les AjQfaires des
Pays-Bas ; publide d'aprfes les Originaux conserves dans
les Archives Royales de Simancas, par M. Gachard.
4 vols. BruxeUes, 1848-1861. 4to.

PHILIPPI (F. A.)

Commentary on St Paul to the Romans. Translated
by Rev. J. S. Banks. 2 vols. Edinb. 1878, 1879.
Svo. (Clark's Foreign Theological Library.)

PHILIPPS (Fabian).

Veritas Ineoncitssa ; or, A Most Certain Truth As-
serted, that Charles I. was no Man of Blood ; together
with a sad and impartial Inquiry whether the King or
the Parliament began the War. Printed in 1649, and
reprinted 1660. Lond. 12mo.

Tenenda non ToUenda ; or. The necessity of preserv-
ing Tenures in capite and by Knight-service. Lond.
1660. 4to.

The Reforming Registry; or, A Representation of
the very many Mischiefs and Inconveniences which
will unavoidably happen, by the needless chargeable
and destructive way of Registries, proposed to be
erected in every County of England and Wales.
Written in the year 1656, and is now published in
1662. Lond. 4to.

PHILIPS (Mas Kathbrime).

Poems. The MatchleM Orinda, to which ii addMl
Monsieur Comeille'* Pompey and Horace, with Mrenl
other Translations out of French. Z>wi(/. 16C7. nnall
folio.

PHILLIMORE (John Georoe).

Introduction to the Study and HUtory of the Boman
Law. Lojul. 1848. Svo.

The History and Principles of the Law of Evidence,
as illustrating our Social Progress. Lond. 1850. Svo.

Private Law among the RomanB from the PandecU
Lond. 1863. Svo.

PHILLIMORE (Joseph), LLD.

Reports ©f Cases in the Ecclesiastical Courta at
Doctors Commons, and in the High Court of Delegatea.
3 vols. Lond. 1818-1827. Svo.

Reports of Cases argued and determined ia the
Arches and Prerogative Courts of Canterbury, and in the
High Court of Delegates. 2 vols. Lond. 1833. Svo.

PHILLIxMORE (Sir Robert).

Memoirs and Correspondence of Geoige, Lord Lyttle-
ton, from 1734 to 1773. 2 vols. Lond. 1846. Svo.

The Law of Domicile. Lond. 1847. Svo.

Commentaries upon International Law. 4 vols.
Lond. 1871-74. Svo.

PHILLIPPS (James M.)

Jamaica : its Past and Present State.
Lond. 1843.

small Sto.

PHILIPPS (John), Bamster.
Election Cases determined by Committees of the
House of Commons. Vol. I. Lond. 1782. Svo.

PHILLIPPS (The Right Hon. Samuel March).

A Treatise on the Law of Evidence. Lond. 1815. Svo.

The same. Tenth edition, with considerable altera-
tions and additions by the Right Honourable S. March
Phillipps and T. Arnold. 2 vols. Lond. 1852.
royal Svo.

State Trials ; or, A Collection of the most Interesting
Trials prior to the Revolution of 1688, Reviewed and
Ilustrated. 2 vols. Lond. 1826. Svo.

PHILLIPS (Charles).

Speeches delivered at the Bar, and on various Public
Occasions, in Ireland and England. Zond 1817. Svo.

Specimens of Irish Eloquence, now First Arranged and
Collected, with Biographical Notices. Z>)>irf. 1819. Svo.

PHILLIPS (Charles Palmer), Barntter.

The Law of Copyright in Works of Literature and Art,
and in the Application of Designs, with the Statute*
relating thereto. Lond. 1863. Svo,

776

PHILLIPS— PHILO JUD.EUS.

PHILLIPS (Charles).

EecoUections of Curran, and some of his Contem-
poraries. Lond. 1818. 8vo.

Curran and his Contemporaries. Edinh.\%b^. 8vo.

PHILLIPS (Edward).

The New World of English "Words ; or, A General
Dictionary, containing the Interpretation of hard Words,
with their Etymologies and Definitions. Lond. 1662.
folio.

The New World of Words, or Universal English
Dictionary. Sixth edition, Eevised by J. Kersey.
Lond. 1706. folio.

Theatrum Poetarum Angliccmorum ; containing the
Names and Characters of all the English Poets, from
Henry III. to the close of the reign of Elizabeth, first
published in 1675, and now enlarged [by Sir Egerton
Brydges]. Canterbury, 1800. 8vo.

Chronicle of the Kings of England. See Baker (Sir
Richard).

PHILLIPS (Dr George).

Versuch einer Darstellung der Geschichte des Angel-
sachsischen Eechts. Guttingen, 1825. 8vo.

PHILLIPS (Henry).

Pomarmm Britannicum : an Historical and Botanical
account of Fruits known in Great Britain. Lond.
1822. 8vo.

History of Cultivated Vegetables ; comprising their
Botanical, Medicinal, Edible, and Chemical qualities.
Natural History, and relation to Art, Science, and Com-
merce. 2 vols. Lond. 1822. royal 8vo.

Flora Historica; or. The Three Seasons of the British
Parterre, Historically and BotanicaUy treated ; with
Observations on Planting, to secure a regular succession
of Flowers, from the commencement of Spring to the
end of Autumn, 2 vols. Lond. 1824. 8vo. ■

PHILLIPS (John).

General History of Inland Navigation, Foreign and
Domestic, containing a complete account of the Canals
in England. Loiid. 1803. 8vo.

PHILLIPS (Professor John).

A Guide to Geology. Lond. 1835. 12mo.

Treatise on Geology, forming the Article under that
head in the Encyclop£edia Britannica. Edinh. 1837.
small 8vo.

PHILLIPS (Thomas).
The History of the Life of Reginald Pole.
Duhlin, 1765. 8vo.

2 vols.

PHILLIPS (Teresia Constantia).
Apology for her Conduct 3 vols.
pDst 8vo.

Lond. 1748.

PHILLIPS (Thowas), E.A.

Lectures on the History and Principles of Painting.
Lond. 1833. 8vo.

PHILLIPS (T. J.)

Reports of Cases argued and determined in the High
Court of Chancery during the time of Lord Chancellor
Lyndhurst and of Lord Chancellor Cottenham. 1841-
1849. 2 vols. Lond. 1847, 1849. imperial 8vo.

PHILLIPS (Willard).

A Treatise on the Law of Insurance. Third edition.^
2 vola Boston, 1853. royal Svo.

PHILLIPS (WiLLiAJi).

An Elementary Introduction to the Knowledge of
Mineralogy. Land. 1823. post 8vo.

The same. Fourth edition. Considerably augmented,
by Robert Allan. Lond. 1837. 8vo.

PHILLPOTT (Nicholas).

Reasons and Proposals for a Registry or Remem-
brancer of all Deeds and Incumbrances of Real Estates.
Oxford, 1671. 4to.

Reasons and Proposals for a Registry or Remem-
brancer of all Deeds and Incumbrances, most necessary
and advantageous, as well for Sellers as Borrowers.
Loml. 1671. 4to.

PHILLPOTTS (Henry), D.D.

Letters to Charles Butler, Esquii*, on his Book of
the Roman Catholic Church. Second edition. Lond.
1826. 8vo.

Supplemental Letter to Charles Butler, Esquire.
Looid. 1826. 8vo.

A Letter to an EngUsh Layman on the Coronation
Oath, and his late Majesty's Cori'espondence with Lord
Kenyon and Mr Pitt. Lond. 1828. Svo.

PHILOCHRISTUS : Memoirs of a Disciple of the
Lord. Lond. 1878. 8vo.

PHILO JUD^US.

Philonis Judffii Opera Exegetica in Libros Mosis, de
Mundi opilicio, historicos et legales. Gr. et Lat.
Sigismundo Gelenio interprete. Colonioe Allohrogum,
1613. folio.

Opera Omnia, Grasce et Latine, ad editionem Thomaj
Mangey collatis aliquot MSS. edenda curavit Aug.
Frid. Pfeiffer. 5 vols. Erlangce, 1785-1820. 8vo.

The Works of Philo Judseus. Translated from the
Greek by C. D. Yonge. 4 vols. Lond. 1854, 1855.
12mo. (Bohn's Ecclesiastical Library.)

PHILOPATER IRENiEUS— PHYSICIANS.

777

PHILOPATEE IRENiEUS. /Sfee Beunq (Richard).

PHILOSOPHICAL MAGAZINR

New and United Series op the Philosophical
Magazine and Annals of Philosophy. 11 vols.
Lond. 1827-1832. Svo.

The London and Edinburgh Philosophical Maga-
zine AND Journal op Science. Third series. Vols.
L-XXXVIL Lmd. 1832-1850. Svo.

London, Edinburgh, and Dublin Philosophical
Magazine and Journal op Science. Fourth series.
Vols. L-XV. Lond. 1851-1858. Svo.

PHILOSOPHICAL TRANSACTIONS. See Trans-
actions OF THE Royal Society of London.

PHILOSOPHY.

A General Collection of Discourses of the "Virtuosi
of France, upon questions of all sorts of Philosophy,
rendered into English by G. Havers. Lond. 1664, folio.

Another Collection of Philosophical Conferences,
rendered into English by G. Havers and J. Davies.
Lond. 1665. folio.

An Essay upon Study, more particularly the Study
of Philosophy, in a Letter to a Friend. Lond.
1713. Svo.

The Principles of Philosophy. Lond. 1748. Svo.

Philosophy in Sport made Science in Earnest : being
an attempt to Illustrate the First Principles of Natural
Philosophy, by the Aid of Popular Toys and Sports.
3 vols. Lond. 1827. 12mo.

The Philosophy of the Plan of Salvation : a Book
for the Times. By an American Citizen. Edinh.
1845. 12mo.

PHILOSTEATUS.

Philostratorum quae supersunt Omnia : accessere
Apollonii Tyanensis Epistolre, etc. Omnia ex MSS.
codd. recensuit, notis perpetuis iUustravit, versionem
totum fore novum fecit Gottfridus Olearius. Lipsice,
1709. folio.

Epistolse quas ad Codices recensuit, et notis Olearii
suis que instruxit, Jo." Fr. Boissonade. Parisiie, 1842.
Svo.

The Life of ApoUonius of Tyana. Translated from
the Greek of Philostratus. See Berwick (Rev. Edward).

PHILOTUS : a Comedy. Reprinted from the edi-
tion of Robert Charteris, 1603. Edinb. 1835. 4to.
(Bannatyne Club.)

PHILPOT (John), Archdeacon of Winchester.
Examinations and Writings. See Parker Society.

PHIPPS (The Hon. Edmund).
Memoirs of the Political and Literary Life of Robert
Plumer Ward. 2 vol«. Lond. 18S0. 8vo.

PHIPSON (T. L.), M.D.

Biographical Sketches and Aneodotes of Celebntcd
Violinists. Lond. 1877. Svo.

PHOTIUS, Patriarcha Constamtinofoutavcs.

Myriobiblon, sive Bibliotheca Libronun quo* Photiua
Patr. Constant, legit et censuit, Grtece edidit Dtvid
Hoeschelius, Latine vero reddidit et scboliia auxit
Andreas Schottus. (Genevce) Oliva P. Stnphani, 1611.
folio.

Myriobiblon, sive Bibliotheca. GrKC« et Latine
ediderunt D." Hoeschelius et A. Schottua. Bothonuigi,
1653. folio.

Lexicon Grsecum e codice Galeano descripsit Ricardua
Porsonus. 2 vols. Cantabrigia, 1822. Svo.

Lexicon. See Zonara&

PHRENOLOGICAL JOURNAL (The), AND
MAGAZINE OF MORAL SCIENCE, from iU com-
mencement in 1823 to the termination of the New Seriea
in October 1847. 20 vols. Edinb. 1823-1847. Svo.

PHRENOLOGICAL SOCIETY.
Transactions of the Phrenological Society, inatitutetl
22d February 1820. Edinb. 1824. Svo.

PHRENOLOGY.

Sir William Hamilton and Phrenologj' : an Exposition
of Phrenology, showing the complete inefficacy of the
Objections lately advanced in the Royal Society. Edinb.
1826. 8vo.

Correspondence relative to Phrenology between Sir
William Hamdton, Dr Spurzheim, and Mr Combe.
Edinb. 1828. 8vo.

PHRYNICHUS.

Eclogse Nominum et Verborum Atticonun, cum ver-
sione Latina P. Joan. Nunnesii et ejusdem ac Da v.
Hoeschelii Notis curante J. Corn, de Pauw. Trtytrti
ad BJimum, 1739. 4to.

PHYSICIANS (Royal College of).

Report on Examination of Medical Practitioners,
drawn up by [Richard Poole, M.D., in the name of] a
Committee of the Royal College of Physicians of
Edinburgh. Edinb. 1833. 4to.

Historical Sketch and Laws of the Royal College of

Physicians of Edinburgh, from its institution to

December 1865. Eiinb. 1867. small 4to.

5f

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PHYSICIANS— PIEECE.

PHYSICIAN'S (EoYAL College of). — Continued.

Catalogue of the Library of the Royal College of
Physicians of Edinburgh, 1863. 8vo. Supplement to
the same. Edinh. 1870. 8vo.

See also Catalogues.

PHYSIOLOGICAL LIBEARY (The) : begun by
Mr Steuart and some of the Students of Natural
Philosophy in the University of Edinburgh, April 2,
1724; and augmented by some Gentlemen and the
Students of Natural Philosophy, December 1724.
Edinh. 1725. 12mo.

PIAZZI (Giuseppe).

Delia Specola Astronomica de Regj Studj di Palermo.
Libri VL In 1 vol. Palermo, 1792-1806. folio

Prsecipuarum Stellarum Inerrantium positiones
mediae, ineunte Seculo XIX., ex Observationibus
habitis in Specula Panormitana, 1792-1802. Panormi,
1803. folio.

PICAED (Louis-Bbnoit).

Thdatre. 8 vols. Paris, 1812-1821.

8vo.

PICART (Bernard).

Hiatoire G^n^rale des Cdr^monies, Moeurs, et Cou-
tumes Religieuses de tous les Peuples du Monde,
representees en 243 Figures dessin^es de la main de
Bernard Picart; avec des Explications Historiques et
Curieuses. 7 vols. Paris, 1741. folio.

Impostures Innocentes, on Eecueil d'Estampes d'aprfes
divers Peintres Illustres, grav(5es a leur Imitation, et
selon le gout particulier de chacun d'eux. Amsterdam,
1734. folio.

PICCIOTTO (James).

Sketches of Anglo- Jewish History, iond. 1875. 8vo.

PICHOT (Am^d^b).

Voyage Historique et Litteraire en Angleterre et en
Ecosse. 2 vols. Paris, 1825. 8vo.

PICINELLUS (Philippus).

Mundus Symboliciis in Emblematum Universitate
formatus, explicatus et tarn Sacris quam Profanis
Eruditionibus ac Sententiis Ulustratus. Auctus et
in latinum traductus a R.D. Aug. Erath. 2 vols, in 1.
Colonice Agrippince, 1694. folio.

PICKEN (Andrew).

Travels and Researches of Eminent English Mission-
aries. Lond. 1831. 12mo.

The Canadas, as they at present commend themselves
to Emigrants, Colonists, and Capitalists, comprehend-
ing a variety of Topographical Eeports. Compiled
from Documents furnished by John Gait. Lond.
1832. 12mo,

PICKERING (Charles), M.D.
The Races of Man and their Geographical Distribu-
tion. Lond. 1850. 12mo. (Bohn's 111. Library.)

PICKERING (John).

An Essay on the Pronunciation of the Greek
Language. Cambridge, 1818. 4to.

PICOT (George), Juge au Trihunal de la Seine.

Histoire des Etats G^n^raux consid^r^s an point de
vue de leur Influence sur le Gouvernement de la France
de 1355 k 1614. 4 vols. Paris, 1874. 8vo.

PICQUENOT (Michel), et E. PICQUENOT,

SA FiLLE.

Vues Pittoresqties de I'lle de Staffa, et de la Grotte
de Fingal, aiix lies Hebrides, suivies de celles de la
Colonnade Basaltique d' Antrim, en Irlande, Dessin(5es
d'apres Nature et gravies d'aprfes les Tableaux de Knip.
Paris, 1816. foUo.

PICTET (Adolphe).

De I'Affinite des Langues Celtiques avec le Sanscrit.
Paris, 1837. 8vo.

PICTET (Benedict), Pasteur.

La Th^ologie Chr6tienne, et la Science du Salut ou
I'Exposition des veritez que Dieu a r^vel^es aux
Hommes dans la Sainte Ecriture. 2 vol?. Amsterdam,
1702. 4to.

La Th^ologie Chr^tienne. Nouv. ed. augment^e d'un
troisieme tome. 3 vols. Geneve, 1721. 4to.

Histoire de I'Eglise et du Monde, pour servir de con-
tinuation k I'Histoire de I'Eglise et de I'Empire de
M. Le Sueur. 3 vols. Amsterdam, 1732. 4to.

PICTON (Lieut. -Geneeal Sir Thomas).

Life and Correspondence. See Robinson (H. B.)

PICTORIAL HISTORY OF ENGLAND. See

England.

PICTURE GALLEEIES.

Sketches of the Principal Picture Galleries of Eng-
land. Lond. 1824. 12mo.
See Gallery of Pictures.

PICTUEE of India, Geographical, Historical, and
Descriptive. 2 vols. Lond. 1830. 8vo.

PIEDEAHITA (D. Lucas Fernand).
Historia general de las conquistas del nuevo Reyno
de Granada. Madrid, 1688. folio.

PIERCE (C. L.)

Memoirs of Sumner, See Sumner (Charles).

FIERI— PINCKARD.

779

FIERI (DOTTOR MiCHELB T.)

Delia Corcirese Flora, Centurio prima, seconda, e
terza, ossia Storia di Piante Trecento, appartenenti al
mob dell' Isola di Corfu'. Oorfu\ 1814. folio.

PIERIUS VALERIANUS (Joannes).

Hieroglyphica, sive do Sacris .(Egyptiorum Literis
Commentarii. Bccgilece, 1556. folio.

Hieroglyphica, sen de Sacris ^gyptioram,aliarumque
Gentium Literis Commentarii in libros IviiL redacti,
quibus etiam duo alii ab eruditissimo viro sunt annexi.
Nunc primum auctarii loco sutjuncta sunt Hiero-
glyphicorum Collectanea. Cum indicibus, &c. Lugduni,
1610. folio.

PIEROTTI (Ermetbl).

Jerusalem Explored : being a Description of the
Ancient and Modern City. With illustrations, con-
sisting of views, ground plans, and sections. Trans-
lated by T. G. Bonney. Vol. I. Text. Vol. II. Plates.
2 vols. Lond. 1864. royal 4to.

PIERS PLOWMAN.

The Vision of Pierce Plowman, newlye imprynted
after the Authour's olde copy. Imprynted at London,
by Owen Rogers, 1561. 4to.

The Vifiion of William concerning Peirs Plowman,
ascribed to Robert Langland. Reprinted with Notes,
an Introductory Discourse, and Commentary, by Thomas
D. Whittaker, LL.D. Lond. 1813. 4to.

The Vision of William concerning Piers Plowman,
together with Vita de Dowel, Dobet et Dobest, by
William Langland. Part I. The "Vernon" Text
Part. IL The "Crowley" Text. Part III, The
"Whitaker" Text, including Richard the Redeles, by
the same author, and The Crowned King, by another
hand. Part IV. Notes and Glossary. Edited by the
Rev. Walter Skeat Loiid. 1867-77. 8vo. (Early
English Text Society.)

The Vision and the Crede of Piers Ploughman,
newly imprinted (and edited by Thomas Wright).
2 vols. Lond. 1842. 12mo.

Pierce the Ploughman's Crede, first printed in 1553.
Reprinted. Lond. 1814. 4to.

Pierce the Ploughman's Crede, to which is appended
God Spede the Plough. Edited by the Rev. W. Skeat.
Lond. 1867. 8vo. (Early English Text Society.)

PIGNOTTI (Lorenzo).

The History of Tuscany, interspersed with Essays.
Translated, with Life of the Author, by John Browning.
4 vols. Lond. 1823. 8vo.

PIGOTT (Gbenvillb).

A ^lanual of ScandinaTian Mythology, «i««*«<-t».fl «
popular account of the two Eddaa and «f tb* BaHginn
of Odin. Loifl. 1839. 8yo.

PIGOTT (N.)

A Treatise of Common Recoveriei, their Katora an<l
Use, with Cases and Prccodenta. Lond. 1770. 4to.

PIKE (Luke Owen), Barritter-ai Lttw.

A HiBtory of Crime in England, from the Romau
Invasion to the Present Time. 2 vola. L<md. 187J-
1876. 8vo.

PIKE (Z. M.)

Exploratory Travels through the Western Countrien
of North America, and a Journey through the Interior
of Louisiana. Lond. 1811. 4to.

PILGRIM'S RELIQUARY (The), by the Author
of "Fragments of Italy and the Rhine Land." &»•
White (T. H.)

PILKINGTON (James).

View of the present State of Derbyshire, with aa
Account of its most remarkable Antiquities. 2 vols.
Derby, 1789. 8vo.

PILKINGTON (Rev. ALitthew).

A Dictionary of Painters. A new edition with con
siderable alterations and additions, by Henry Fuseli, R A.
Lond. 1805. 4to.

PILLANS (James), Professor, Edin. University.

Ex Tentaminibus Metricis Fuerorum in Schola Bi^
Edinensi provectiorum Electa, anno 1812. Hdinburffi,
1812. 12mo.

Principles of Elementary Teaching, chiefly in refer-
ence to the Parochial Schools of Scotland. Edinb.
1828. 8 TO.

The Rationale of Discipline, as exemplified in the
High School of Edinburgh. Edinb. 1852. 8vo.

FILLET (M. LE Mar^hai^be-Camp).
L'Angleterre vue k Londres et dans sea Frorince«.
Paris, 1816. 8vo.

PILLIERS (Pierre des), BinfdicHn d<- ht
Congregation de France.

MdmoLres du R. P. Dom Ficrre-Marie-Raphael des
Pilliers. (L'Abbaye de Solesmes et L'Abbaye d'Acey.)
2 vols. Paris et Oetihe, 1869. royal 8vo.

PINCKARD (George), M.D.

Notes on the West Indies, including Obserration*-
relative to the Creoles and Slaves of the Western
Colonies, and the Indians of South America. Seeond
edition. 2 vols. Lond. 1816. 8va

780

PINDAR— PINKERTON.

PINDAR

Pindari Carmina, Graeco, cum Scholiis Grsecis.
Momo), impr. par Zach. Calergi, 1515. 4to.

Olympia, Nemea, Pythia, Isthmia, Grsece una cum
Lat. versione carmine lyrico, per Nic. Sudorium (acce-
duQt Scholia, notse, etc., cura R. "West et Rob. Walsted).
Oxonice, 1697. folio.

Carmina, cum lectionis varietate et adnotationi-
bus, iterutn curavit Chr. Gottl. Heyne additis inter-
pretatione Latina, et G. Hermanni Dissertationibus
Pindaricis. 3 vols. Lipdce, 1817. 8vo.

The Odes of Pindar, in English Prose, with Explana-
tory Notes. To which is added, "West's Dissertation on
the Olympic Games. 2 vols. Oxford, 1824. 8vo.

Pindar in English "Verse, by the Rev. Henry Francis
Gary. Lond. 1833. 12mo.

Pindar, literally translated into Prose by Dawson "W.
Turner. To which is adjoined the Metrical "Version of
Abraham Moore. Land. 1852. 12mo. (Bohn's
Classical Library.)

PINDAR (Peter).

Poetical Works. See "Wolcott (John), M.D.

PINDARIES (The).

Origin of the Pindarics, preceded by Historical
Notices of the Rise of the different Mahratta States.
By an Officer. Lond. 1818. 8vo.

PINE (John).

The Procession and Ceremonies observed at the time
of the Installation of the Knights of the Bath, 17th
June 1725. "With the Arms, Portraits and other
prints. Lond. 1730. folio.

PINEDA (Peter).

A Synopsis of the Genealogy of the most Antient
and most Noble Family of the Brigantes or Douglas.
Lond. 1754. 8vo.

PINELLI (Bahtolomeo).

Istoria Romana, incisa all' Acqua forte, I'Anno 1818
e 1819. Roma, 1819. large foUo.

Costumi Diversi, inventati ed incisi in 25 tavole.
Roma, 1822. large folio. (Bound with Rossini,
Viaggio Pittoresco.)

Twenty-seven Etchings illustrative of Italian Man-
ners and Costume. Roma, 1844. folio.

Series of Designs, invented and etched by Bartolomeo
Pinelli, to illustrate the Divina Comedia of Dante.
2 vols. Roma, 1826. oblong folio.

PINKERTON (John).
Rimes. Lond. 1781. small 8vo.
Letters of Literature. By Robert Heron, Esq.
[John Pinkerton]. Lond. 1785. . 8vo.

PINKERTON {ions)— Continued.

Ancient Scottish Poems, never before in print, but
now published from the MS. Collections of Sir Richard
Maitland of Lethington, comprising pieces written
from about 1420 to 1586, with large Notes and a
Glossary. Prefixed are an Essay on the Origin of
Scottish Poetry and a List of Poets, with Remarks.
2 vols. Lond. 1786. small 8vo.

Scottish Poems, reprinted from scarce editions, with
three Pieces before unpublished. 3 vols. Lond. 1792.
small 8vo.

Vitse Antiquae Sanctorum qui habitaverunt in ea parte
Britannise nunc vocata Scotia, vel in ejus Insulis.
Quasdam edidit ex MSS., quasdam collegit J. Pinkerton,
qui et var. lect. et notas adjecit. Lond. 1789. 8vo.

An Enquiry into the History of Scotland, preceding
the reign of Malcolm III., or the year 1056, including
the Authentic History of that period. 2 vols. Lond.
1789. 8vo.

An Enquiry into the History of Scotland, a new
edition, with Corrections and Additions. 2 vols.
Edinh. 1814. 8vo.

Iconographia Scotica ; or. Portraits of Illustrious
Persons of Scotland, with Biographical Notices. Lond.
1797. 8vo.

The Scottish Gallery ; or, Portraits of Eminent
Persons of Scotland. "With an Introduction on the
Rise and Progress of Painting in Scotland. 2 vols.
Lond. 1797-1799. 8vo.

The History of Scotland, from the Accession of the
House of Stuart to that of Mary, with Appendixes of
Original Papers. 2 vols. Lond. 1797. 4to.

Recollections of Paris in the years 1 802-1 805. 2 vols.
Lond. 1806. 8vo.

The Medallic History of England to the Revolution.
Illustrated by Forty Plates. (Anon.) Lond. \iQ2. 4to.

An Essay on Medals; or. An Introduction to the
Knowledge of Ancient and Modem Coins and Medals.
2 vols. Third edition. Lond. 1808. 8vo.

Modern Geography. A Description of the Empires,
Kingdoms, States, and Colonies, with the Oceans, Seas,
and Isles in all parts of the world, with the most
recent Discoveries and Political Alterations. The
Astronomical Introduction by the Rev. S. Vince. 2 vols.
Lond. 1802. 4to.

A General Collection of the best and most interesting
"Voyages and Travels in all parts of the "World, many of
which are now first translated into English. Digested
on a new plan. 17 vols. Lond. 1808-1814. 4to.

Literary Correspondence, now first printed from the
Originals in the possession of Dawson Turner, F.R.S.
2 vols. Lond. 1830. 8vo.

The Bruce. See Babboub (John).

PINKERTON— PIROLL

781

PINKERTON (Rev. Robert).

Present State of the Greek Church in Russia. With
a Memoir on the Ecclesiastical Establishment in Russia.
Edinb. 1814. 8vo.

PINKNEY (LlEUT.-COLONEL).

Travels through the South of France, and in the
Interior of the Provinces of Provence and Languedoc,
in 1807 and 1808. Lond. 1809. 4to.

PINTO (Ferdinand Mendez).

Voyages and Adventures of Ferdinand Mendez
Pinto, a Portugal, during his Travels for the space of
one-and-twenty years in the Kingdoms of Ethiopia,
China, Tartaria, Cauchin-china, Siam, Japan, and tlie
East Indies, where he five times suffered Shipwreck,
was sixteen times sold as a slave, &c. Done into
English by H. C. Gent. Lond. 1663. folio.

PINTO (J. db).

Trait6 de la Circulation et du Credit ; contenant une
analyse raisonnee des Fonds d'Angleterre, et suivi d'une
Lettre sur la jalousie de Commerce. Amsterdam,
1771. 8vo.

PIO-CLEMENTINO (Museo). See Visoonti (E. Q.)

PIOZZI (Hester Lynch).

Retrospection ; or, A Review of the most striking
and important Events, Characters, Situations,' and
their Consequences, which the last Eighteen Hundred
Years have presented. 2 vols. Lond. 1801. 4to.

PIOZZIANA; or, Recollections of the late Mrs
Piozzi, with Remarks. By a Friend. Lond. 1833.
8vo.

PIRANESI (Giovanni Battista and Francesco).
A Collection of Works on Antiquities, Painting, and
Architecture, in 26 vols, folio, containing : —

I.-IV. Le Antichitk. Romane. Roma, 1784.
V. Monumenti degli Scipioni. Roma, 1785.
VI. Raccolta de' Tempj Antiohi. Roma.
VII. Delia Magnificenza ed Architettura de'

Romani.
VIII. Differens ouvrages d'architeoture Etrusque,
Grecque et Romaine. Di verses Com-
positions de Prisons. Anciena Arcs de
Triomphe, Fonts, et leurs Inscriptions,
&c. Trophdes d'Auguste et autres
Fragmens d' Architecture epars dans
Rome.
IX. Lapides Capitolaui sive Fasti Consulares,
Triumphalesque Romanoruni. Antiohiti.
di Cora. Castello dell' acqua Giulia.
Ronw,, 1762.

PIRANESI (Giovanni Battista and Fbavohoo)—

Continued.

X. II Campo Marzio dell' Antica Bmda. (M
pUtei.) Roma, 1703.

XI. Antichiti d'AIbano, • di CMtelOtndoUb.
1764.

XII. XIII. Vasi, CandoUbri, Cippi, Sweobgi, TripodL
Lucerne ed Onumenti Antiebi. S roll.

1778.

XIV. Oolonne Trajana ed Autoninm.

XV. Ruines extdrieores et int^rieuica d« tiDia
Temples Giec* a Psstum.

Diffdrentes Vues et quelqoM nttM d«

troiB grands fdiiioes qui (ubtiat« enoon

dans le milieu del' ancienne Ville de

* Pestum, autrement Poasidonia. (SO

plates.)

XVL XVIL Vedute di Roma.

XVIII. Choix des meilleures Statues AntiqoM^
Engraved by Fiancesco PiianeaL 1709-
1792.

XIX. II Teatro d'Ercolano, Roma. Roma, 1783.

XX. Divers manners of ornamenting Chimneyi
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Lives of the Popes to the reign of Sixtus IV. Tans-
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Omnia Opera cum Commentariis Procli in Tinueani
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The Pleasures of Human Life examined and enumer-
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8vo.

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PLAUTUS.

M. Accius Plautus, ex fide atque auctoritate com-
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datus, ab eodemque Commentariis explicatus. Lutetice,
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Comoedise Viginti, et Fragmenta, cum interpretatione
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The Comedies of Plautus, Literally Translated into
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PLAYFAIR (Henby William).

Eemarks on the East India Company's Charter, as
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1829. 8vo.

Lond.

PLAYFAIE (James), D.D.

A System of Chronology. Edinh. 1784. folio.

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PLAYFAIE (John), Professor, Edin. University.

Works, with a Memoir of the Author. 4 vols.
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Illustrations of the Huttonian Theory of the Earth.
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Elements of Geometry, containing the first Six
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See Lesllan Controversy.

PLAYFAIE (William).

British Family Antiquity, containing the Baronetage
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The Baronetage of Scotland. Lond. \i\\. 4to.
The Baronetage of Ireland. Lond. \%\\. 4to.

PLAYFAIE (William) — Continued.

British Family Antiquity, illustrative of the Origin
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Merit of the Nobility of the United Kingdom.
Accompanied with an elegant set of Chronological
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1809-11. large 4to.

PLAYS.

A Collection of Plays, bound in three Quarto
volumes.

Vol. I. 1. Love's Last Shift ; or, the Fool in
Fashion : a comedy.— 2. Love Trium-
phant : a tragi- comedy, by Dryden. 1694.
— 3. The Provoked Wife : a comedy.
1697.— 4. The Fatal Mistake : a play, by
F. Hayns. 1696.— 5. The Marriage Kight,
by Lord Faulkland. 1664.— 6. The In-
satiate Countesse. — 7. The She-Gallants :
a comedy. 1696.-8. The World in the
Moon : an opera, by Elkanah Settle. 1697.
— 9. The Empress of Morocco : a tragedy,
by the same. 1687.

II. 1. Love's a Lottery ; with a new Masque
call'd Love and Riches Reconcil'd. 1699.
— 2. The Songs in the new Play called
The Imposter Defeated ; with the Masque
of Cinthia and Endimion. 1697.-3. The
Words of a new Interlude called The
Four Seasons, by Mr Motteux. 1699. —
4. The Campaigners ; or, the Pleasant
Adventures at Brussels : a comedy ; with
the satirical Fable of The Dog and the
Otter, by Mr D'Urfey. 1698.— 5. Reinalda
and Armida : a tragedy, by Mr Dennis.
1699.-6. The Wild Gallant: a comedy,
by John Dryden. 1694.-7. The Husband,
his own Cuckold : a comedy, by J.
Dryden, jun. 1696.-8. The ItaUan Hus-
band : a tragedy, by Edward Ravenscroft.
1698. — 9. Victorian Love : a tragedy, by
Mr W. Walker. 1698.

III. 1. The Platonick Lady: a comedy. 1707. —

2. The Stage-Coach : a comedy, 1705. —

3. The Lunatick : a comedy. 1705. —

4. The Modish Husband : a comedy.
1702. — 5. The Tender Husband : a comedy,
by Mr Steele. 1705.-6. The Careless
Husband, by CoUey Gibber. 1705.—
7. Courtship h. la Mode : a comedy, by
Mr D. Craufurd. 1700.-8. The Constant
Couple ; or, a Trip to the Jubilee : a
comedy, by G. Farquhar. 1701.-9. The
Funeral ; or, Grief a la Mode, by Richard
Steele. 1702.-10. Sir Henry Wildair : a

PLAYS.

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VLAYS—CwitiiiueJ.

Sequel to the Trip to the J ubilee, by Mr
G. Farquhar. 1701. — 11. Love at a Loss:
a comedy, by Catherine Trotter. 1701. —
12. The Jew of Venice : a comedy. 1701.

A Collection of Plays, bound in twelve Octavo
volumes.

Vol. I. 1. School of Reform ; or, How to rule a
Husband, by Thomas Morton. 1805. —
2. Matrimony : a petit oponi, by James
Kenney. 1804. — 3. The Blind Bargain, by
F. Reynolds. 1805. - 4. The Venetian Out-
law, by R. W. Elliston. 1805. — 5. The
Honeymoon : a comedy, by J. Tobin. 1805.

— 6. To Marry or not to Marry, by Mrs
Inchbald. 1805. — 7. The Delinquent; or,
Seeing Company, by F. Reynolds. 1805.

II. 1. The Travellers, by A. Cherry. 1806. —
2. The School for Friends ; or, Music's
Fascinations : a comedy, by Miss Cham-
bers. 1806. — 3. Edgar; or, Caledonian
Feuds : a tragedy, by G. Manners. 1806
— 4. A Hint to Husbands : a comedy, by
R. Cumberland. 1806. — 5. Adrian aud
Orilla, by W. Dimond. 1806. — 6. Tekeli :
a melodrama, by T. E. Hook. 1806.—
7. The Vindictive Man : a comedy, by T.
Holcroft. 1806. — 8. Five Miles Off; or
the Finger Post : a comedy, by Dibdin.
1806.

III. 1. Adelgitha : a tragedy, by M. G. Lewis.

1806. — 2. The Curfew, by J. Tobin. 1807.

— 3. Town and Country : a comedy, by T.
Morton. 1807. — 4. False Alarms : a comic
opera, by J. Kenney. 1807. — 5. Whistle
for It : a comic opera, by the Hon. G. Lamb.

1807. — 6. Peter the Great : an operatic
drama, by A. Cherry. 1807.

IV. 1. Songs, Chorusses, etc., in Peter the Great.
1807. — 2. Artaxerxes : an English opera.
1801. — 3. Tom Thumb: a burletta. 1806.

— 4. Faulkner : a tragedy, by W. Godwin.

1807. — 5. The Fortress: a melodrame, by
Theodore Hook. 1807.-6. Ella Rosen-
berg : a melodrame, by J. Kenney. 1807.
— 7. Time's a Tell-Tale : a comedy, by H.
Siddons. 1807.-8. The Blind Boy: a
melodrama. 1808.

V. 1. Begone Dull Care : a comedy, by F.
Reynolds. 1808. — 2. Kais ; or. Love in
the Deserts : an opera, by I. Brandon.

1808. — 3. Two Faces under a Hood: a
comic opera, by T. Dibdin. 1808. —
4. The Heir at Law: a comedy, by George
Colnian. 1808.-5. The Iron Chest : a play,
by the same. 1808.

PLAYS— C'<//i<i«u«t/.

Vol. VI. 1. Man of the World ; a oomcdy, bj
Cbarlea Mackliiu 1807. — 1 The School
for Authors: a comedy, by J. Tobin.

1808. — 3. Man and Wife: a cuuedy, by
8. J. Arnold. 1809. —4. Tb« FoandliDu
of the Forest: a play, by W. Dimaad.

1809. — 5. Not at Home : a dramatie
HUtertaininenl, by R. C. Dallas. 180B.—
6. Venoni ; or, the Novice of St Marks : a
drama, by M. O. Lewis. 1800.

VII. I. Yes or No: a musical fcrce, by I. F.

— 2. The Vintagers : a musical romaoee,
by E. J. Eyre. 1809. — 3. Grieving't a
Folly: a comedy, by R. LeigL 1809. —
4. The School for Orators: a (aroe. 1809.
. — 5. The Free Knights : a drama, by F.
Reynolds. 1810. — & Riches: a comedy,
by Sir J. B. Surges, Bart. 1810. — 7. The
Family Legend : a tragedy, by Joanna
Baillie. 1810.

VIII. 1. The Seaside Story: an operatic drama,

by Mr Dimond, jun. 1801. — 2. Cure for
the Heartache : a comedy, by T. Morton.
1805. — 3. Youth, Love, and Folly: a
comic opera, by Mr Dimond, jun. 1805. —

4. The Young Hussar : an operatic piece,
by William Dimond. 1807. — 8. The
Hunter of the Alps: a drama, by Mr
Dimond, jun. — 6. Three and the Deuce :
a comic drama, by P. Hoare. 1809. —
7. The Doubtful Son : a play, by W.
Dimond. 1810. — 8. High Life in the City •
a comedy, by E. T. Eyre. 1810.

IX. 1. Twenty Years Ago : a melodramatic enter-
tainment, by I. Pocock. 1810.-2. Hit or
Miss : a musical farce, by the same. 1810.
— 3. The Peasant Boy : an opera, by W.
Dimond. 181L — 4. Gustavus Vasa: an
historical opera, by the same. 1811.—

5. Lost and Found : a comedy, by M. K.
Masters. 1811.-6. The Gawtte E.\tra-
ordinary : a comedy, by J. G. Holman.
1811. — 7. The Knight of Snowdoun : a
musical drama, by T. Morton. 181 1.

X. 1. The Bee Hive: a musical larce. 1811. —
2. The Lady of the Litke : a melodtaiiiatic
romance, by E. J. Eyre. 1811.-1 The
Virgin of the Sun : an operatic drama,
by F. Reynolds. 1812.-4. Right and
Wrong: a comedy. 1812. — 5. RemorM :
a tragedy, by S. T. Coleridge. 1813.—

6. Education: a comedy, by T. Morton.
1813. — 7. First Impressions: a comedy,
by Horatio Smith. 1813.-8. The Non-
descript: a musical farce. 1813. — 9. The
Miller and his Men : a melodrama, by
I. Pucock. 1813.

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TLAYS,—Co)it!iaieJ.

Vol. XI. 1. The Appeal: a tragedy. Edinh. 1818.—
2. Fazio : a tragedy, by H. H. Millman.
1818. — 3. The Apostate: a tragedy, by
Ricliard Shell, Esq. 1817.-4. The
Italians ; or, the Fatal Accusation : a
tragedy. 1819. — 5. Virgin ius: a tragedy,
by James Sheridan Knowles. 1820. —
6. Caius Gracchus : a tragedy, by the
same. 1823.

XII. 1. Conscience; or, the Bridal Night: a
tragedy, by James Haynes. 1821. —
2. Mirandola : a tragedy, by Barry Corn-
wall. 1821. — 3. Durazzo: a tragedy, by
James Haynes. 1823. — 4. The Vespers of
Palenno : a tragedy. 1823.

PLEMPIUS (VOP. FOBTUNATUS).

Oplithalmographia, sive Tractatio de Oculo. Lovanii,
1659. folio.

PLESCHi^EF (Capt. Sergey).

Survey of the Eussian Empire, translated from the
Russian, with, considerable additions by the Eev. Jamea
Srairnove. Lond. 1792. 8vo.

PLIMSOLL (Samuel), M.P.

Our Seamen : an Appeal Lond. 1873.

12mo.

PLINIUS (Caius Secundus).

C. Plinii Secundi Historic Mundi Libri XXXVII.
ad vetust. codd. collati, adjunctis Sig. Gelenii annota-
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Historise Naturalis Libri XXXVI. 3 vols. Lugd.
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Historise Naturalis Libri XXXVII. quos interpreta-
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Naturalis Historiaj Libri XXXVI. ex Editione
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Naturalis Historiic Libri XXXVII. Recensuit Julius
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Histoire Naturelle de Pline, traduite en Frangois,
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PLINIUS (Caius Secundus) — Continued.

The Historic of the World, commonly called The
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The Natural Hi.story of Pliny, translated with Notes
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PLINIUS (C. C^ciLius Secundus).

Epistol«! et Panegyricus recensuit ac novis Com-
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Panegyricus Caesari Imp. Trajano Aug. dictus, ex
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Epistolarum Libri X. cum notis integris Casauboni,
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The Letters of Pliny the Consul, translated, with
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PLON (EuGfcNE).

Life and Works of Thorvaldsen. See Thobvaldsen.

PLOT (Robert), LL.D.

The Natural History of Staffordshire. Oxford, 1686.
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The Natural History of Oxfordshire ; being an Essay
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PLOTI (Gio. Andrea).

Giuditta, rappresentata. Piacenza, 1589. 12mo.

PLOTINUS.

Plotini Platonicorum Coryphaji Opera, qua3 extant
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Five Books of Plotinu.s, translated from the Greek,
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PLOWDEN (Rev. Charles), S.J.

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Berington. Liege, 1794. 8vo.

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PLOWDEN— POCOCKE.

7»7

PLOWDEN (Edmund).

Commentaries or Eeports; containing divers Cases
upon matters of Law, argued and adjudged in the
reigns of Edward VI., Mary, Philip anil Alary, and
Elizabeth. Originally written in French. To which
are added the Queries of Mr Plowden. Lund. 1761.
folio.

PLOWDEN (Francis).

Jura Anglorum. The Rights of Englishmen. Land.
1792. 8vo.

A Short History of the British Empire from May
1792 to the close of 1793. LowZ. 1794 8vo.

An Historical View of the state of Ireland, from
the Invasion of Henry II. to the Union with Great
Britain. 3 vols. Lond. 1803. Svo.

Principles and Law of Tithing. Lond. 1806. Svo.

PLOWDEN (Walter Chichele).

Travels in Abyssinia and the Galla Country ; with
an Account of a Mission to Eas Ali in 1848. From
the MSS. of the late Walter Chichele Plowden, H.B.M.
Consul in Abyssinia. Edited by his brother, Trevor
Chichele Plowden. Lond. 1868. Svo.

PLUKENET (Leonard), D.JI.

Opera Botanica. VoL L Phytographia, sive Stirpium
illustriorum ct minus cognitarum 1 cones Tabulis .lEneis,
etc. — Vol. IL Alniagestum IJotanicum. — Vol. III. Al-
magesti Mantissa. — Vol. IV. Amaltheum Botanicum.
4 vols. Landini, 1769. 4to.

PLUMPTIIE (Anne).

Narrative of a Three Years Residence in France,
principally in the Southern Departments. 3 vols.
L»nd. 1810. Svo.

Narrative of a Residence in Ireland during the
years 1814 and 1815. Lond. 1817. 4to.

Translations. See Lich.stenstein. Pouqueville.

PLUMPTRE (Rev. James).

Four Discourses on subjects relating to the Amuse-
ment of the Stage ; with Supplementary Notes. Coni-
bridije, 1807. Svo.

PLUNKET (The Hon. David).

The Life, Letters, and Speeches of Lord Plunket,
by his Grandson, the Hon. D. Plunket ; with an Intro-
ductory Preface, by Lord Brougham. 2 vols. Loud.
1867. Svo.

PLUQUET (FRiiiDiRic).

Notice sur la Vie et les Ecrits de Robert Wace, Po^te
Normand du xii" Siecle. Rouen, 1824. Svo.
See Contes Populaikes.

PLUTARCHUS.

Omnia quaj extant Opera. Cam Latins intcrpr.
Cruserii et Xylandri, et doct viromm notia. AooedU
nunc primum Plutarchi Vita a J. Raaldo eollecU
cum ejusdem Aniinadversionibug, etc. 2 voli. Lutttiet
Parvnoruin, 1624. folio.

Qu« supersunt Omnia, Griecc et Latine, principibua
ex editt. castigavit, viroruraque doctorum iiui»|u«
annott. instruxit Jo. Jac. Reiske. 12 voU. LijJtite,
1774-1782. Svo.

Vitae Parallelie, cum singulis aliquot Gnece et
Latine. Adduntur variantcs lectiones, dictorum viroram
notae et emendationes. Recensuit Aug. Btyanus. 5 vol«.
Loml. 1729. 4to.

Moralia, id eat, Opera exceptis Vitiu Omnia, Gnw»
et Ivatine, emendavit et animadversiones adjecit Daniel
Wyttenbach. 5 vols. OmhH, 1795. 4to.

Les Vies des Hommes lUustres de Plutarque. Tn-
duites, avec des liemarques historiques et critiiiues, par
M. Dacier. 14 vols. PniM, 1762. 12mo.

CEuvres. Traduites du Grec par Jacques Amyot,
avec der Notes et des Observationes de M. L'Abb*
Brothier. 22 vols. Pai-ia, 1783-87. Sva

Lives of the Noble Grecians and Romainea, com-
pared together by that grave learned Philosopher mid
Historiograjiher, Plutarke of Chseronea. Translated out
of Greeke into French, by lames Amiot, Bishop of
Auxerre. With the lives of Hannibal and Scipio
African : translated out of Latine into French, by
Charles de I'Escluse ; and out of French into English,
by Sir Thomas North. Lond. 1612. folio.

Plutarch's Lives ; translated from the original Greek,
with Notes, and a Life of Plutarch, by J. and W.
Langhome. Sixth edition. 6 vols. Lond. 1801. Svo.

The Philosophy, commonly called The Moralx.
Written by the learned Philosopher Plutarch ; trans-
lated out of Greek into English, by Philemon Holland,
Doctor of Physick. Lond. 1657. folio.

Plutarch's Morals; translated from the Greek, by
several hands. Fifth edition. 5 vola Lt/iid. 1718.
12mo.

POCOCK (Lewis).

A Familiar Explanation of the Nature, Advantage*,
and Importance of Assurances upon Lirea. Lomd.
1842. Svo.

POCOCKE (E)

India in Greece ; or, Truth in Mythology ; contain-
ing the Sources of the Hellenic Race, the Colonisation
of Egypt and Palestine, the Wars of the Grand I^ma,
and the Budhistic Propaganda in Greece. Lend.
1852. Svo.

788

POCOCKE— POEMS.

POCOCKE (Richard), LL.B.

A Description of the East, and some other Countries.
2 vols, in 3 parts. Ijjud. 1743-45, folio.

Inscriptionum Antiqiiarum, Gr. et Lat., ac Numis-
niatum Ptolemseorum, in j32gypto cusorum, o Scriniis
Britannicis Catalogus. LmkI. 1752. folio.

POE (Edgar Allen).

Works. Edited by John H. Ingram.
Edinh. 1874-75. 8vo.

4 vols.

POEMI KOMANZESCHL See Poeti Italiani.

POEMS.

A Collection of Poetical Pieces published be-
tween 1682 AND 1722, bound in one volume, Quarto.

1. A Panegyric on King James. — 2. A Con-
gratulatory Poem to King James. — 3. Dry-
den's Britannia Eediviva. — 4. Pomfret's
Choice. — 5. The Lambeth Consultation. —
6. Moderation Displayed. • — 7. Addison's
Campaign. — 8. Character of Louis the
Great. — 9. Panegyric on a Noble Poet. —
10. Advocate's Complaint. — 11. She put
her hand upon his Skull. — 12. Great
Noise about Nothing. — 13. Answer to the
Preceding. — 14. The Grandsire's Ghost. —
15. The Farthingale Revived. — 16. The
Hock Magistrates. — 17. Blythe Man's Vade-
Mecum. — 18. Gul. Sutherlandi Diploma.

A Collection op Poetical Pieces published be-
tween 1704 AND 1721, bound in one volume, Quarto.

I. The Scots Genius Reviving. 1704. —
2. The Vision.^3. The Scots' Answer to a
British Vision. — 4. A Reply to the Scots'
Answer to the British Vision. — 5. A
Second Defence of the Scottish Vision. —
6. A Dialogue between the Pillory and
Daniel De Foe. — 7. An Equivalent for De
Foe. — 8. Elegie on the Death of the Rev.
David Williamson. 1 706.— 9. The Renegade

Whip't : a satire, in answer to A n's

Lybel on the Author of the Essay on
Marriage. ^10. A Curb for a Coxcomb ;
or, an Answer to the Renegade Whip't,

written by F s of D r, in Defence of

his Lewd Practices. Edinh. 1704. — 11, A

Satyre on F s of D r. — 12. A New

Year's Gift for the Renegado. 1705. —
13. Mack-Faux, the Mock Moralist ; or,
Pierce, the Traitor, Unmasked and Hanged.
1705. — 14. Faction Displayed. Lond. 1704.
— 15. Moderation Displayed. 1705. —
;6. The Man of Honour. 1706.— 17. An

VOTm&—C(mtinued.

Epistle from a Lady in England to a Gentle-
man at Avignon. 1717. — 18. A Poem in
memory of John, Earl of Strathmore, killed
at the Battle of Sheriffmuir. — 19. A Hymn
10 the Victory in Scotland, 13th Nov. 1715.
— 20. The Women's Indictment against Bum-
bank and Fackney. 1721.— 21. A Tale of a
Man and his Mare. 1721.

A Collection of Poetical Pieces published be-
tween 1774 and 1796, bound in one volume, Quarto.

1. An Heroic Epistle to Sir W. Chambers.
Thirteenth edition. Lond. 1776. — 2. An
Heroic Epistle to the Public. Third edition.
1774. — 3. The Dean and the Squire, by the
Author of the Heroic Epistle. — 4. Ode to
Mr Pinchbeck, by Malcolm M'Greggor,
author of the Heroic Epistle. Fifth
edition. 1776. — 5. An Epistle to Dr Sheb-
beare, by M. Macgreggor. 1776. — 6. A
Poetical Epistle from the Ghost of Dr
Johnson to his Four Friends. 1786. —
.7-16. Odes by Peter Pindar [John Wol-
cott] — Lyric Odes to the Royal Academi-
cians, 1785 ; Lyric Odes for the Year 1785 ;
Ode, dedicated to the Duke of Richmond ;
Bozzy and Piozzy: a poetical epistle to
Boswell; Ode upon Ode, or a Peep at St
James', 1787 ; Complimentary Epistle to
James Bruce ; Lyric Epistles to Lord
Macartney ; Tears of S. Margaret ; Epistle
to the Pope; and Pathetic Odes, 1794, —

17. Poems, by G. Dyer. Lond. 1792. —

18. The Majviad, by the Author of the
Baviad [W. Gifford]. Second edition. Lond.
1796.

A Collection op Poems, bound in eight Octavo
volumes,

Vol.1. ]. Essays upon Pastoral. Third edition. Lond.
1730.— 2. The Kirkiad ; or, Golden Age of
the Church of Scotland. Edinh. 1774. —
3. The Repeal : an occasional poem. Edinh.
1779.— 4. Strict Thoughts on Education.
Edinh. 1782. — 5. Poetical Dialogues on
Religion in the Scots dialect between two
Gentlemen and two Ploughmen. Edinh.
1788. — 6. Edinburgh; also, the Weeping
Bard, by Robert Alves. Edinh. 1789.^ —
7. Essays delivered in the Pantheon ; to
which is added, Willie and Jamie : an eclogue,
by R. Gumming. Edinh. 1791. — 8. Pieces of
Rhyme, by Captain Marjoribanks. Edinh.
1793.— 9. The Waes o' War; or, the Upshot
o' the History o' Will and Jean. Edinh.
1796.

POEMS.

789

POEMS— ContiTwed.

Vol. 11. 1. Poetry, Miscellaneous and Dramatic, by an
Artist. Edinb. 1797. — 2. Eternity; ad-
dressed to Freethinkers, by John Jaraieson,
D.D. Edinb. 1798.— 3. Poem, by the Rev.
John Black. Ipswich, 1799. — 4. Liberty
Deposed ; or, the Western Election. Land.
— 5. A Poetical Epistle to Sir George
Beaumont on the British School of Painting,
by W. Sotheby. Lond. ISOl.— 6. A Town
Eclogue. Edinb. 1804. — 7. Buonaparte : a
satyre. Edinb. 1804. — 8. All the Talents:
a satirical poem, by Polypus. Seventh
edition. 1807. — 9. Lucubrations on a Greek
Epigram. Edinb. 1808.

III. 1. The Plants : a poem, by W. Tighe. Lond.

1808. — 2. Horfe lonicse : a poem descrip-
tive of the Ionian Islands, by Mr R.
Wright. Lond. 1809. — 3. The Four Slaves
of Cythera : a romance, by the Rev. Rob.
Bland. Lond. 1809.

IV. 1 . The Scotiad ; or, the Wi.se Men of the North,

by Macro. Lond. 1809. — 2 The Battles of
the Danube and Barrosa [by John Guilliam].
Lond. 1811.— 3. The Conduct of Man. Lond.
1811. — 4. The Farmer : a poem, by James
Bruce. Dundee, 1813. — 5. Hours of Loyalty ;
or. Allegorical Political Delineations, by
W. Harvey. Lond. 1813.— 6. The Campaign:
a poem in Commemoration of the Battles of
Vittoriaand the Pyrenees,by John Guilliam.
Lond. 1813.— 7. Emancipation: a poem, by
Rob. Doman. Lond. 1814.

V. 1. Ode to Napoleon Buonaparte. Tliird
edition. Lond. 1814. — 2. A Second Ode
to Napoleon Buonaparte. Lond. 1815. —
3. The Hunting of Badlewe : a dramatic
tale, by J. H. Craig. Edinb. 1814.-4. The
Farewell Song of the Caledonian Muse : a
celestial excursion, by John Monro. Ldth,
1814. — 5. De Ranee: a poem, by J. W.
Cunningham. Second edition. Lond. 1815.
— 6. Infancy; or, the Economy of Nature
[by W. Paterson]. Edinb. 1816.-7. The
Siege of Corinth : a poem. Parisina : a
poem. Lond. 1816. — 8. Rasmin and Ezel-
lina ; or, Diversions at Lundin. Cupar,
1816.

VI. .1. The Persecutor; with other poems from the
Greek, Latin, Persian, Italian, etc. Lond.
1816. — 2. Hezekiah and Sennacherib, by
C. H. Ferrol. Cambridge, 1816.-3. Carib-
bean Verses, by R. Downer. Edinb. 1816.
— 4. On the Death of H.R.H. the Princess
Chariotte of Wales, by the Rev. R. Ken-
nedy. Lrnid. 1817.-5. The Influence of

VOILTAS—Cmtinued.

the Holy Bible, by Thos. Hogg. Truro.
— 6. Amatory, and other Verses, by Howanl
Fish. Lmid. 1817.— 7. Emanuel, by the Rev.
George Hughes. Lond. 1818.— 8. Madeline,
by the Rev. O. Hughes. Lond. 1818. —
9. Harvest : a poem ; with other poetical
pieces, by Charlotte C. Richardson. Lond.
1818.

Vol. VII. 1. A Few Clusters of the Seventy-fifth
Vintage : Poems, by W. Lane. Wycomhe,
1819.-2. Montalto ; or, the Heart Un-
veiled ; with other poems, by Tbonuw
MacCarthy. Lmd. 1819.-3. The Game's
A-foot, by W. Williamson, and other Red-
coats of the Old Lothians. Edinb. 1820.
— 4. Palmyra : Cambridge Prize Poem, by
John Henry Bright. 1822.-5. Poems,
chiefly in the Scotch dialect, by Robert
Wilson. Ediith. 1822. — 6. Tribute to the
Memory of the Man of the People, by W.
Rhind. Edinb.— 1. The Fall of Mexico.
Lond. 1823. — 8. Stanzas on the Death of
Lord Byron, by Henry S. Riddell. Edinb.
1825. — 9. A Tribute in Verse to the Char-
acter of the late Right Hon. George
Canning, by the Rev. R. Kennedy. Lond.
1827.

VIII. 1. Poems on several occasions from 1793 to
lfil6. Edinb. 1836. — 2. Spartacus ; or, the
Roman Gladiator: a tragedy, by Jacob
Jones. Lond. 1837. — 3. The University
Snowdrop ; containing a Selection of
Squibs, Old and New, with magnificent
embellishments. Edinb. 1838. — 4. Gertrude
and Beatrice ; or, the Queen of Hungary : a
tragedy, by George Stephens. Lond. 1839.
— 5. lanthe, by Nugent Taylor. Lond. 1839.
— 6. Gideon ; or, the Trials of Faith, by
John Murray. Cambridge, 1839. — 7. Elegiac
Verses in memory of Rob. Ferguson, M.P.,
by James Miller. Edinb. 1841.-8. The
Palfrey : a love story, by Leigh Hunt
Lond. 1842. — 9. Monomania, by Dry Nurse.
Lond. 1843. — 10. The Battle of the Nile,
by W. R. Harris. Lond. 1846.-11. The
Plutus of Aristophanes ; translated into
English verse, by C. P. Gerard. Lond. 1847.

A Collection op Poems, bound in nine small Octavo
volumes.

Vol. I. 1. A Poem on the Last Day, by Ed. Young.
Oxford, 1713. — 2. Peace. Second edition.
Lond. 1713. — 3. Poems on Several Occasions.
Lond. 1719. — 4. Melpomene: a poem to
the memory of Mr Joseph Foord, by Mr
Mitchell. Edinb. 1719. - 5. The Knight.

790

POEMS.

'POEyiS—CantinueJ.

1723. — 6. The Art of Politicks, in imitation
of Horace, Land. 1729. — 7. Translations
and Poems, written on several subjects [by
Sam. Boyse]. Edinb. 1731. — 8. Emilia ; or,
Poems Sacred to Conjugal Love. Edinb. 1731.

Vol. II. 1. Retirement :. a poein occasioned by seeing
the Palace and Park of Yester. Edinb.
1735. — 2. The Man of Honour. Lond.
1737. — 3. The Eucharist. Edhil. 1737.—
4. London j or, th& Progress of Commerce,
by Mr Glover. Lond. 1739. ^ 5. Contem-
plation ; or, the Triumph of Love. Edinb.
1747. _ 6. The Castle of Indolence, by
James Thompson^ Lond. 1748. — 7. The
Speech of a Fife Laird, &c. ; Three Scots
Poems. Glasgow, 1751. — 8. Douglas: a
tragedy, as it is acted at the Theatre Royal
in Covent Garden [by Rev. John Home].
Edinb. 1757. — 9. A» A»gument to prove
that the Tragedy of Douglas ought to be
publickly burnt by the hands of the Hang-
luaa. Edinb. 1757. — 10. Rural Love: a
tale in the Scottish- dialect. Aberdeen, 1759.
— 11. The Earl of Douglas : a dramatick
essay. Lond. 1760.

III. 1. Earl Douglas; or, Generosity Betrayed: a
tragedy. Glasgow, 1764. — 2. Clyde: a
poenii — 3. A Panegyric on the Town of
Paisley, by a north-country gentleman.
1765. - 4.. Poems, by Ihomas Warton.
Lend. 1787. — 5. Lyriek Poems, by the Rev.
James Poulson. — 6. Poems on the British
Authors, by the Rev. Alex. Cunyngham.

7. Glasgow, 1779. — The Wounded Soldier, by

Jlr M y. Lond.— 8. The Isle of Wight :

a poem la tkiee cantos. Isle of JP'iglU,
1782.

IV. 1. Juvenile Performances in Poetry, by a
Student in the University., Edinb. 1788. —
2 The New Arcadia i a Pindaric ode, by
W. Beltcher. 1789. — 3. The Pantheon
Rattle ; or, Gold Medal Debate. Edinb.
1789. — 4. The Tlwatre:. a didactic essay,
by Sam. Whyte. Vubhu, 1790. — 5. A
Paraphrase on the Rev. Dr Watt's cele-
brated Distich on th.e study of Languages. —
6. Poems, by John Rannie. Aberdeen,
1791.^7. Poems in the Scots and English
Dialect, by Rob. Gray. Ghxsgoxo, 1793. —

8. Mercy, by James Macaulay. Edinb.
1795.

V. 1. The Vision ; with other Pieces : the effu-
sions of a young mind. Bath, 1797. —
2. The Harp of Heniies : poems by Thos.
Nicholes. — Poems, by Anne Bannerman.

VQYM.^— Continued.

Edinb. 1800. — 3. Epistle from the Marquis
de la Fayette to General Washington.
Edinb. 1800.

Vol. VI. 1. Poems written chiefly in France, Ger-
many, and Holland, during the Peace, 1802,
by a young gentleman. Edinb. 1804. —
2. Brontes : a cento to the memory of the
late Viscount Nelson [by Sir Fred. Morton
Eden]. Nut published, 1806. — 3. Elijah's
Mantle :, a tribute to the memory of
William Pitt. Lond. 1807. •- 4. Ode Pin-
darique h, I'occasiou de la noble et glorieuse
Insurrection des Espagnols, par M. Lenoir.
Londres, 1808. — 5. Verses, by the Rev. R.
N. French. Derby, 1808,-6, The Statue
of the Dying Gladiator. Lond. 1810. —
7. The Regent's Fete ; or, the Prince and
the Country, by Edw. Fitzgerald. Lotid.
181L

VII. 1. Poems, by Whiston Bristow. Lond. 1811.

— 2. The Battle of Albuera. Lond. 1811.

— 3. The Caledonian Cornet Elucidated.
Lond. 1811.-4. The Deserted Village
School. Edinb. 1812. — 5. Squibs and
Ciackers, by Jasper Smallshot. Lond. 1812.

VIII. 1. Bonaparte's Garland ; being eight new
Songs. Edinb. 1813.— 2. The Travellers,
by Thos. Ansley. Lond. 1818 — 3. The
Picture of a Scottish Baron Court, by
Patrick Anderson. Edinb. 1821. — 4. The
Giolden Age ; or, England in 1822-23.
Lond. 1823.— 5. Poems, by H. L. V. Dero-

zio. Calcutta, 1827 6. Poems, by Thomas

Gent. Lmid. 1828.

IX. 1. Poems, by Mrs G. G. Richardson. Third
edition. Edinb.. 1829. — 2. Lyrics from the
German of Schiller, translated by T. Pym
Juhiwton. Lond. 1839. — 3. The Step-
mother : a dramatic poem, by Mrs Leckie.
Edinb. 1842. — 4. Songs to Aletheia, by
Harry Lee. Lond. 1843- — 5. The War of
the Surplice, by Anti-Empiricus. Lond.
1845.

A CoLi^ciioN OP Poems, bauud in thirty-five
Duodecimo volumes.

Vol.. I. 1. The Pleasures of Hope, by Thomas Camp-
bell. Seventh edition. Edinb. 1804. —
2. Scottish Descriptive Poems, by J. Ley-
den. Edinb. 1803. — 3. Scenes of Infancy,
by J. Leyden, Edinb. 1803.

II. 1. Poems on several occasions, by Michael
Bruce, Edinb. 1796. — 2 Pleasures of
Solitude, by P. L. Courtier. Lond. 1802.

POEMS.

791

VOEyiS— Co,,/!, n,rJ.

Vol. III. I. The Pleasures of Love, by O. W. Fitz-
william. Land. 1806. — 2. Poems, from the
Portuguese of Luis de Camoens, with
remarks by Lord Strangford. Lcmd. 1805.

TV. I. The Farmer's Boy: a rural poein, by
Robert Bloomfield. Seve.nth edition. Land.
1803.— 2. Rural Tales, Ballads, and Songs,
by R. Bloomfield. Third edition. Land.
1803. — 3. Wild Flowers ; or, Pastoral and
Local Poetry, by R. Bloomfield. Land.
1806.

V. 1. The Progress of Refinement, by the Rev.
William Gillespie. Edinb. 1805.— 2. Home :
a poem. Edinb. 1806.

VI. 1. The Sabbath and Sabbath Walks, by
James Grahame. Tliird edition. Edinb.
1805. — 2. The Birds of Scotland ; with
other poems, by James Grahame. Edinb.
1806.

VIL 1. Poetry of the Anti- Jacobin. Second edition.
Land. 1800. — 2. Petrarca : a collection of
sonnets. Land. 1803. — 3. Poems, by Mrs
Opie. Third edition. Land. 1804.

VIII. 1. Wallace ; or, the Vale of Eller.slie, by John
Finlay. Second edition. Glasgow, 1806. —
2. The Poetical Works of Hector M'Neil,
Esq. Edinb. 1806.

IX. 1. The Wanderer of Switzerland, by James
Montgomery. T%ird edition. Lond. 1806.
— 2. Poems, by the Rev. Henry Moore of
Liskeard. Lond. 1806. — 3. Tristria, by
Peter Pindar. Lo^id. 1806.

X. 1. Metrical Tales, by Robert Southey. Lond.
1805. — 2. Pleasures of Memory, by S.
Rogers. Lond. 1806.

XI. 1. Elegy on a Pile of Ruins, by J. Cunning-
ham. Lond. 1806.-2. Death, by Porteous,
Bishop of London. Lond. I8<)i}. — 3. Battle
of Trafalgar, by the Rev. Mr Drummond.
Belfast, 1806. — 4. Ancient Ballads, by
Thomas Rodd. Lond. 1801.

XII. 1. The Warrior's Return, and other Poems, by
Mrs Opie. Lond. 1808.— 2. The Triumphs
of Petrarch, translated into English verse,
by the Rev. Henry Boyd. Lond. 1807.

XIII. 1. Poems, by S. E. Brydges, Esq. Fourth
edition. Lond. 1807. — 2. The Mother, by
Mrs West. Lond. 1809. — 3. Pleasures of
Love, by John Stewart. Seco^id edition.
Lond. 1806.

POEMS— Continued.

Vol. XIV. 1. Spirit of Discovery, by Mr Bowles. Second
edition. Bath, ISW). — 2. Poetical Trans-
lations, by Mrs Ware. Lond. 1809. —
3. Woman, by E. S. Barr«t, Esq. Lond.

1810.

XV. 1. Genevieve ; or, the Spirit of the Drave, by
John Stewart, Esq. Lond. 1810.— 2. Tales
of Romance, by C. A. Elton. Lond. 1810.
— 3. West Indies, by James Montgomery.
Second edition. Lond. 1810.

XVI. 1. Sonnets, and oth«r Poems, by M»ry F.
Johnson. Lond, 1810. — 2. Town Fashions,
by Hector M'Neil, Esq. Edinb. 1810. —
3. Bygane Times, by the sarn«. Edinb.
1811.

XVII. 1. Rejected Addresses ; or, the New Theatnim

Poetarum. — 2. Horace in London, by the
Authors of the above. — 3. Intercepted Let-
ters ; or, the Penny Post Bag.

XVIII. 1. The Bridal of Triemiain ; or. Vale of St

John, by Sir W. Scott. Edinb. 1813. —
2. Jokcby : a burlesque on Rokeby. Lond.
1813.

XIX. 1. Poetical Epistles and Translations. Lond.
1813. — 2. Poems and Translations, by R.
Heber. Lond. 1812.

XX. 1. Milton's Sublimity Asserted: blank verse,
by Philo-Milton. Lond. 1709.-2. A
Rustical Description of the University of
Oxford. 1717. — 3. Westminster Abbey : a
poem. Lond. 1721.— 4. The Fall of Virtue ;
or, the Iron Age. Edinb. 1738. — 5. News
from Borrowstounness, by J. H. Scriblerus,
secundus, Edinb. 1745. — 6. The Hermit,
by Mr Parnell; and other poems. Edinb.
1751. — 7. The Noctuary ; or, an Address
from the Tombs. Lond. 1752.— 8. The
Grave, by Rob. Blair. Perth, 1780.-

9. The Sorrows of Love. Edinb. 1801. —

10. The Sabbath, £rft)ii. 1804. — 11. Envy
at Arms ; or. Caloric Alarming the Church,
Edinb. 1805.

XXI. 1. A Curious Collection of Scots Poems :—
Aja.ic: his Speech to the Grecian Enabbs,
by B. F. Gent ; The Dominie Deposed, by
W. Forbes ; Polemo-Middinia, &c. Edinb.
1767. — 2. The Seasons, by W. Cochran.
Edinb. 1780.-3. Selim and Zaida. Edinb.
1800. — 4. Society ; with other poems, by
James Kenney. Lond, 1803.

XXII. 1. The Poetical Works of the Author of the
Heroic Epistle to Sir W. Chambers. Lond.
1805. — 2. Fatal Curiosity ; or, the Vision

792

POEMS.

POEMS— Continued.

of Silvester, by Joseph Bounden. Lond.
1805.— 3. The Spirit of the Mountains ;
with other poems, by Geo. Taylor.
Lond. 1806.

Vol. XXIII. 1. Poems, written at Lanchester, by J.
Hodgson. Lond. 1807. — 2. Lyric and
other Poems, by Laura Sophia Temple.
Land. 1808. — 3. Retirement, and other
poems, by Cyrus Redding. Lond. 1809.

— Poems and Translations from the
minor Greek Poets, etc., written chiefly
between the ages of ten and sixteen, by
a Lady. Lond^ 1809.

XXIV. 1. Sonnets, and other Poems, by Martha
Hanson. 2 vols. Lond. 1809.— 2. Yuli,
the Africiin. Lond. 1810. — 3. The
Pleasures of Possession, by C. Verrah,
Lond. 1810.

XXV. 1. The Tyrolese Villagers, and other
Poems, by T. Robinson. Lond.. 1810.

— 2. The Poetical Chain ; or. Miscel-
laneous Poems, by Mrs Ritson. Lond.
1811. — 3. The Tears of Sympathy, by
an Oflicer's Widow. Edmh. 1812.

XXVI. 1. The Genius of the Thames, by Thomas
Love Peacock. Lond. 1810. — 2. Safie :
an Eastern tale, by J. H. Reynolds.
Lond. 1814. — 3. Eloise, and other
Poems, by a young Lady. Leith, 1815.

XXVII. 1. Fowling, by the Rev. John Vincent.
Second edition. Edinh. 1812. — 2. In-
tercepted Letters ; or, the Twopenny
Post Bag, by T. Brown. EUventh
edition. — 3. Poems, by J. B. Drayton.
Lond. 1813.

XXVIII 1. The Times; or, the Prophecy; with
other poems, by George Daniel. Lond.
1813. — 2. The Associate Minstrels [by
Josiah Conder and others]. Lond.
1813. —3. Sir Wilibert de Waverley;
or, the Bridal Eve, by Eliza S. Francis.
Lond. 1815.

XXIX. 1. The South American : a metrical tale,
by J. Scott Walker. Edinh. 1816.—

2. The Lessons of Sadek ; Leoline and
Penaura, with other Poems, by J.
Crawford Whitehead. Edinh. 1817. —

3. Twelve Spiritual Songs. — 4. The
Minstrel's Daughter: a tale of the
Scottish Borders, by Alexander Park.
Edinh. 1824.

POEMS— Con<wM(cd

Vol. XXX. 1. Adelaide of Lorraine: a poetic narra-
tive, by R. C. Barton. Lond. 1818. —

2. Llewelyn ap Jorwerth, by W. E.
Meredith. Lond. 1818.-3. The Genius
of Poetry; with odes, &c., by J.
Bowick. Montrose,\8\%. — 4. The Harp
of the Desert ; containing the Battle
of Algiers, &c., by Ismael Fitzadam.
Lond. 1818.

XXXI. 1. Night : a descriptive poem. Lond.
1818.-2. The Banks of the Hudson,
by William Crow. Ldth, 1821. —

3. The Wandering Bard. Edinh. 1833.

XXXII. 1. The Battle of Craignilder : an ancient
Gallovidian ballad, by Capt. Denni-
ston. Edinh. 1832. — 2. Songs of the
Press, and other poems relative to the
Alt of Printing. Lond. 1833.-3. The
Anglo-Polish Harp, and other poems,
by Jacob Jones. Lond. 1836. — 4. The
Cry of the Poor. Lond. 1837.

XXXIII. 1. The Pleasures of Imagination, and

other Poems, by John Macpherson.
Edinh. 1835.-2. Philip St^inlield, the
Parricide ; and other tales, by G. Tait.
Lond. 1838. — 3. Disputation between
the Body and Soul. Edinh. 1838. —

4. Poems, Songs, Anecdotes, &c., by
William Welsh, a Peeblesshire cottar.
Edinh. 1838.

XXXIV. 1. Bosworth Field ; written in the year

1629, by Sir John Beaumont, Lond.
1710. — 2. The Junto. Lmid. 1712. —
3. Owen of Carron, by Dr Langhorne.
Duhlin, 1780. — 4. Louisa: a poetical
novel, by Miss Seward. Duhlin, 1784.
— 5. The Orphans ; or, the Battle of
Nevil's Cross. Second editioiu Lond.
1815.

XXXV. 1. Simple Strains ; or, the Homespun
Lays of an untutored muse, by James
Cock, weaver. Aherdeen, 1806. —
2. Poems, by the Rev. William Mac-
donald. Edinh. 1809. — 3. Poems,
Epistles, and Songs, by Alex. Skene.
Aherdeen, 1820. — 4. Ellen Fitzarthur.
Second edition. Lond. 1820.

Chorus Poetarum ; or. Poems on Several Occasions,
by the Duke of Buckingham, Sir John Denham, Sir
Geo. Etheridge, Andrew Marvel, the famous Spencer,
Madam Behn, and others. (Edited by Charles Gildon. )
Lond. 1673. 8vo.

POEMS— POESIE.

793

F0EM8— Continued.

Miscellany Poems ; containing a new Translation of
Virgil's Eclogues, Ovid's Love Elegies, Odes of Horace,
and other Authors ; with several Original Poems, by
the most eminent hands. LonJ. 1684. 8vo.

Miscellany Poems ; containing variety of new Trans-
lations of the Ancient Poets ; together with several
Original Poems, by the most eminent hands. Published
by Mr Dryden. 6 vols. Lond. 1702-1709. Svo.

A Choice Collection of Comic and Serious Scots
Poems, both Ancient and Modern ; in three Parts.
Edhib. 1709. Svo.

The Minor Poets; or, the Poetical Eemains of the
most celebrated authors, of whose writings there are but
small remains, viz. : —

1. The Earl of Roscom-

mon.

2. The Earl of Dorset.

3. The Earl of Halifax.

4. Sir Samuel Garth,
vols. Dublin, 1751. 8

5. George Stepney.

6. William Walsh.

7. Thomas Tickell.

8. Thomas Sprat, Bishop of

Rochester.

vo.

The Speech of a Fife Laird, the Mare of Colling-
town, and the Banishment of Poverty ; three Scots
Poems. Glasgow, 1751. Svo.

A Choice Collection of Scots Poems, Ancient and
Modern. Edinb. 17fi4. 12mo.

A Collection of Poems : the production of the King-
dom of Lreland ; selected from a Collection published
in that Kingdom, called the Shamrock. Second
edition. Lond. 1774. 12 mo.

The Poetical Museum ; containing Songs and Poems
on almost every subject, mostly from Periodical Publi-
cations. Hmoick, 1784. 12mo.

Bell's Classical Arrangement of Fugitive Poetry.
16 vols. Lond. 1790. 12mo.

Pieces of Ancient Popular Poetry from authentic
Manuscripts and old printed Copies. Lond. 1791. Svo.

Translations chiefly from the Greek Anthology, with
Tales and Miscellaneous Poems. Lond. 1806. Svo.

English Minstrelsy ; being a Selection of Fugitive
Poetry, from the best English authors. [Edited by
William Erskine of Kinnadder, Advocate.] 2 vols.
Edinb. 1810. 12mo.

Pieces of Ancient Poetry, from unpublished MSS.
and scarce Books. Bristol, 1814. 4to.

Poetic Mirror ; Or, the Living Bards of Great Britain.
Lmd. 1816. 12mo.

Select Pieces of early Popular Poetry; republished
principally from early copies printed in the Black
Letter. [By E. V. Utterson.] 2 vols. Loml. 1817.
Svo.

Poland, Homer, and other Poems. Lond. 1832.
12mo.

POEMS— Con</nMcrf.

Poems and Poetical Fragments. Cambridge, 1833.
small 6vo.

Selections from the American Poets, with some
Introductory Remarks. Dublin, 1834. 12mo.

English Hexameter Translations from Schiller,
Goethe, Homer, <fec. Lond. 1847. oblong 12mo.

Poetry of the Anti-Jacobin. Fourth edition. Ltmd.
1802. 4to.

Poetry of the Anti-Jacobin ; comprising Political
Poems and Jeux d'Esprit of Geo. Canning, Earl of
Liverpool, Marquis Wellesley, J. H. Frere, G. Ellis,
W. Gilford, and others. With Explanatory Notes.
Lond. 1852. 12mo.

Prolusions ; or, Select Pieces of Ancient Poetry
(Anon). See Capell (Edward).

Ancient and Modem Scottish Songs. See Herd
(David).

Spiritual Life. Poems on several Divine Subjects.
By J. C[raig]. Edinb. 1727. 12mo.

The Scribleriad : an Heroic Poem ; in six books.
[By Richard 0. Cambridge.] Lond. 1751. 4to.

Leonidas: a Poem. Glasgow, 1769. 12mo.

Compliments to Painters of Eminence, natives of
Scotland; with a critical Dissertation on the works
of the present Professors of that charming Art in this
city, &c. : a Poem. Edinb. 1797. Svo.

The Lay of the Scottish Fiddle : a Poem in five

cantos. Supposed to be ■written by W S , Esq.

First American, from the Fourth Edinburgh Edition.
Lond. 1814. small Svo.

\* The author was James Kirke Paulding.

First Attempts at Rhyme and Blank Verse, by a
nameless Author. Edinb. 1817. Svo.

A Queen's Appeal : a Poem. Lond. 1820. Svo.

Sketches from St George's Fields : a Poem. Lond.
1820. Svo.

Poetry contained in the Novels, Tales, and Romances
of the Author of Waverley. Edinb. 1822. 12mo.

The Troubadour: a Poem, by L E. L. [Letitia
Elizabeth Landon]. Second edition. Lond. 1825.
12mo.

Poetry of Milton's Prose, selected from his various
writings; with Notes, and an Introductory Essay.
Lond. 1827. 12mo.

Poems on Religious, Moral, and Descriptive Subjects,
by an Officer in the Army. Lo7id. 1827.

POESIE del Magnifico Lorenzo de' Medici e di altri
suoi Amici e Contemporanei. Supplemento alia Vita
scritta dal Signer Guglielmo Roscoe. Lo«'i. 1801. 4to.

5 H

794

POESIS— POLACK.

POESIS PHILOSOPHICA, vel saltern, Reliquioe
Poesis Philosopliica!, Empedoclis, Parmenidis, Xeno-
phanis Cleantbis, Timonis, Epichanni : adjuncta sunt
Orphei carmiiia, item, Heracliti et Democriti loci quidam
et eoruiu Ejjistolai. Excudehat Ilenr. Stephanus. 1573.
8vo.

POET^ GR^GI VETERES, Tragici Comici, Lyrici.
Epigramraatarii, nunc primum Gra3ce et Latine in unum
redacti Corpus. GenevcB, 161 i. folio.

POETiE LATINI MINORES, cum integris Doc-
torum Viroruni notis, curante Petro Burmanno, qui et
suas adjecit Annotatiores. 2 vols, in 1. Leidai, 1731.
4to.

POET^ LATINI MINORES, ex edit. Petri Bur-
manni fidelites expressi. Glasqum, 1752. 12nio.

POET^ SCOTI.

Delitiae Poetarum Scotorum hujus sevi iUustrium.
(Ediilit Arturus Johnstonus.) 2 vols. Amatelodami,
1637. 18mo.

Musae Sacrae : sive Quatuor S. Codicis Scriptonim
Davidis et Solomonis, Jobi et Jeremise Poetici libri, per
tolidem Scotos, Arcturum Johnstonum et Jo. Kerrum,
P. Adamsonum et J. Hogauum, Latino carmine redditi.
2 vols. Ediub. 1739. 8vo.

POETES FRANCOIS. Collection de CousteHer.
8 vols. Paris, 1723-1762. 12mo.

CEuvres de Jean Marot.

de FraiiQois Villon.

Poesies de Martial de Paris, dit d'Auvergne. 2 vols.

de Guillaume de Coquillart.

de Guillaume Cretin.

La Legende de Maistre Pierre Faifeu, par Charles
Bourdigne.

La Farce de Maistre Pierre Pathelin avec son Testa-
ment.

POETES FRANgOIS (Les), depuis le xii» Siecle
jusqu' a Malherbe avec une notice liistorique et litter-
aire sur chaque Pofete. 6 vols. Paris, 1824. 8vo.

POETES GASCONS.

Recueil de Pootes Gascons. (Pierre GondeUn de
Toulouse Sieur le Sage, et St Michel de Nimes.) 2 vols.
Amsterdam, 1700. 12mo.

POETI ITALIANL See Parnaso Italiano.

Pastorali e Rusticali, raccolte ed illustrate con note
dal Dott. Ginlio Ferrario. Milano, 1808. 8vo.

Kaccolta di Poosie Sativiche. Milano, 1808. 8vo.

Raccolta di Pocmetti Didascalici Original! o Tradotti.
12 vols. Milano, 1821-1823. 12mo.

Poemi Ronianzeschi : Morgante Maggiore : Orlando
Innamorato : Ricciardetto. Milano, 1830. 8vo.

POETRY (En'gush).

Ancient Critical Essays upon English Poets and
Poesy. Edited by J. Haslewood. 2 vols. Land. 1815.
4to.

POETS (Minor). Sm Poems.

POEYDAVANT (L'Abbe).

Histoire des Troubles survenus en B6arn dans le
xvi" et la moiti6 du xvii° slccles. 3 vols. Pan,
1819-21. 8vo.

POGGIO BRACCIOLINL

Poggii Historia Florentina, nunc primum iu lucem
edita, Notisque et Auctoris Vita illustrata ab Jo. Bapt.
Recanato. Venetiis, 1715. 4to.

Life of. See Shepherd (William).

POHLjVUN (J. G.)

Chess rendered Familiar by Tabular Demonstrations
of the various Positions and Movements, as described
by PhUidor. Land. 1819. 8vo.

POINSETT (J. R.)

Notes on Mexico, made in the Autumn of 1822,
accompanied by an Historical Sketch of the Revolution.
Land. 1825. 8vo.

POINTER (Rev. John).

A Chronological History of England. 2 vols. Oxford,
1714. 12mo.
A Rational Account of the "Weather. Lond. 1738.

8vo.

POIRET (Petrds).

De Eruditione Triplici Solida, Superficiaria et Falsa.
Pnemittitur Vera Methodus inveniendi Verum. Accedit
nunc eorumdem librorum Defensio contra G. G. Titiuni.
Amsfeloedami, 1707. 4to.

POIVRE (Pierre).

Voyages d'un Philosophe ; ou. Observations sur les
Moeurs et les Arts des peuples de I'Amerique, de I'Asie
et de I'Afrique. Pai-is, 1797. 8vo.

Travels of a Pliilosopher, etc. From the French of
M. le Poivre, late Envoy to the King of Cochin China.
Glasgow, 1770. 12mo.

POLACK (J. S.)

New Zealand ; being a Narrative of Travels and
Adventures during a Residence in tbat Country be-
tween the years 1831 and 1837. 2 vols. Lond. 1838.
8vo.

Manners and Customs of the New Zealanders, and
Remarks to intending Emigrants. 2 vols. L(md. 1840.
small 8vo.

'^

POLAND.

795

POLAND.

BIBLWTHEOA POLONIOA.

*,* The Books entered tinder this heading were presented
to the Library by Count Zainoyski and other Polish
gentlemen, in 1821 and subsequently, on the wider-
standing that the volumes should be kept together, and
catalogued as a separate collection.

BANDTKI (Jkrzeq Samuel).

Historya Drukarn Krakowskich, od zaprowadzenia
dnik6\v do tego Mia.sta az do czas6w naszych Wiado-
mo^cia o Wynalezieniii Sztuki Drukarskiey Poprze-
dzoiia. w Krakowie, 1815. post 8vo.

BIBLIA POLONIOA. Dantzilc,UZ2. 8vo. (No
title.)

BLIWERNIC (X. Aaron).

Jana Gerharda EoSmysl&ni^ NaboZne. — Breviarz
Nabozenstwd Chrze^6iaiiskiego. w U^danuku, 1682.
(In 1 vol.) 12mo.

BURNETT (George).
View of the present State of Poland.
1 2mo.

Land. 1807.

CATECHESIS Ecclestaram quae in Regno Polonife,
et magno Ducatu Lithuaua;, etc., affirmant, neniinem
alium, prseter Patrem Domini nostro lesu Christi, esse
ilium uuum Deum Israelis, etc. Jlaeovke, 1G09. —
Brevis Disquisitio. — Vita Fausti Socini, descripta ab
Equite Polono. Eleutherapoli, 1650, 1651. (In 1 vol.)
12mo.

CHWALKOWSKI (Nicolads db Chwalkowo).

Regni Polonife Jus Publicum, per alteram editionem
auctius exhibitum. Reginmonti,\Q9ii. — Exercitatio ad
Nicolai Chwalkovii Jus Publicum Regni Polonire. Anno
1685. (In 1 voL) 4to.

CONNOR (Bernard), M.D.

The History of Poland, in several Letters to Persons
of Quality. Lond. 1698. Vol. I. 8vo.

CROMERUS (Martinus).

De Rebus Polonorum Libri XXX. et Oratio Fune-
bris Sigismundi ejus nominis Primi, Polonorum Regis,
1548. Basilkii, 1568. folio.

CZACKI (Tadeusz).

Rosprawa o eydach. w Wiluie^ 1807. 8vo.
See Osi^sKi (X. Aloiz).

BIBLIOTHEOA POLONIOA— Continued.

CZECH (J6sef).

Kr6tki Wyktad Arytmetyki. w Wilnie i Wura<mie,
1817. 8vo.
See EuonDES Geometry a.

DECIUS (JoDocus LuDovicos).

De Vetustatibus Polonorum, Liber I. — De Jagel-
lonum Familia, Liber II. — De Sigismundi Regis Tem-
poribus. Liber III. Cracom'xe, 1521. — Chronicoruni
Regni Poloniae Libri Quatuor, a dno. iMieehoviensi
editi. Cracoviw, 1521. folio.

DISCOURS prononcd par sa Majeste I'Empereur
et Roi, a la Stance des Deux Chambres Reunies, a la
Cloture de la Diete, le 13 Octobre 1820. — Mowa
nayjasnieyszego Cesarza i Krola, miana przy otwarciu
seymu Krolestwa Polskiego Dnia ^ Wrzesnia 1820.
w Wumzawie. — Discours prononc6 par sa Majesty
TEmpereiur et Roi, a la Stance des Deux Chambres
reunies, a I'ouverture de la Di6te, le 13 Mai 1825.
In 1 voL 4to.

DZIEN Trzeci Maia Roku 1791. w Warseuicie,
1791. 12mo.

DZIENNIK Urzgdowy PosiedzeH Izby Poselskiey,
1820.

ERNDTELIUS (Christianus Henricus).

Warsavia Physice Illustrata, sive de Acre, Aquis,
Locis, et Incolis Warsavire, eorundemque moribus et
morbis Tractatus. Cui anuexum est Viridarium, etc.
Di-esdoBy 1730. 4to.

EUKLIDES Pocz5tk6w Geometry! Ksijg Osmioro,
etc., przez J6sefa Czecha ; po smierci autora wydanie
drugie z przydana Trygonometryj Roberta Simsona
przeloiong, z augielskiega Wilno, i%n. 8vo.

FREDRO (Andreas Maximiuanus).

Gestorum Populi Poloni sub Henrico Valesio, Polo-
norum postea ver6 Galliee Rege, liber unus ab ipsomet
Auctore recognitus et correctus. Duntisci, IGOO. 18mo.

GALLUS (Martinus).

Chronicon, ad fidera Codicum denuo recensuit ;
Vitamque S. Stanislai, atque Inventarium Ecclesiie
Metr. Gnesnensis adjecit, Joan. Vine. Bandtkie, J.U.D.
VarsavicB, 1824. 6vo.

GAZETA WARSZAWSKA.

Nro. 119-144. ic Wargzawie, IHO. 4to. In the same
volume, Rozmaitoaci, 1819. Nos. 8, 11, and 13.

796

POLAND.

BIBLIOTHEGA POLONICA—Contimwd.

GEAMMATYKA. Przypisy do Grammatyki na
Kla8S§ Piorws«j. — Grammatyka did Szk61 Narodowych
aa Klass^ III. 1783. (In 1 toI.) 12mo.

GUAGNINUS (Alexander), Eq. Aur.

Eerum Polonicaium tomi tres : quorum Primus
omnium Polonios Eegum, a Leoho primo Gentis Duce,
chronologicam recensionem, ac singulorum res gestas
complectitur. 3 vols, in 2. Francofurti, 1584. small
8vo.

HAELEVILLE (Colin d'). See Zamki.

HAUTEVILLE (Monsieur).

An Account of Poland, containing a Geographical
Description of the Country, the Manners of the Inhabit-
ants, and the Wars they have been engaged in, etc.
Lond. 1698. 8vo.

HOEANYI (Alexius).

Memoria Hungarorum et Provincialium Scriptis
editis Notorum, quam excitat Alexius Hordnyi, Hung.
Budensis de CC. EE. Scholarum Piarum. Pars. I.
Viennce, 1775. 8vo.

Nova Memoria Hungarorum et Provincialium Scriptis
editis Notorum, &c. Pars. I. A.-C. Pestini, 1795. 8vo.

HOSIUS (Stanislaus).

Evesque de Varme. Traits de I'Expresse Parole de
Dien, traduit par Lancelot de Carle Evesque de Eiez.
Piu-is, 1562. 8vo.

lANOCIANO, sive Clarorum atque iUustrium
Poloniae Aiictorum M»cenatumque Memoriag Miscellse.
2 vols. Varsaviue et Lipsiie, 1776-1779. 8vo.

.JAKOB (Dr L. H.)

Zasady Ekonomii Narad6w : Czyli Umiei§tnofci
Narodow^go Gospodarstwa, w Niemieckim J§zyku
wydano, przeklad Michata ChoiSskiego. 2 vols. Krze-
mieniee i Warszawa, 1820. 12mo.

JEKEL (Franz Joseph).
Pohlens Handelsgeschichte.
Triest, 1809. small 8vo.

2 vols. Wien und

KATALOG Xijg Polskich znaydui^cych sig w
Xijgarni Zawadzkiego i W^ckiego. w Warsaioie, 1818.
12 mo.

KLINGEMANN (A.)

Faust, Tragedja w Piecin Aktach, z Niemieckiego
wolnym Wierszem przetlomaczona. Na Dochod Insty-
tutu Glucho-Niemych. w Warszawie, 1819. 8vo.

BIBLIOTHECA POLONWA— Continued.

KOCHANOWSKI (Jan.)

Dziela Polskie. 2 vols, w Warszawie, \d>Q^. 8vo.

KOIALOWrCZ (Albertus Wiiok), S.J.

Historise Lituanee Pars Prior : De Eebus Lituanorum,
ante susceptam Christianam Eeligionem, Libri Novem.
Duntisci, 1650. 4to.

Historiae Lituanse, a conjunctione Magni Ducatus
cum Eegno Polonife ad unionem eorum Dominiorum,
Libri Octo. Antwerpue, 1669. 4to.

KEASICKI (IGNAC.)

Dzieia Poetyckie. 10 vols, (wants vol. II.). tc
Warszawie, 1803-4. 8vo.

LENGNICH (GoTFRiDus).

Historia Polona, a Lecho ad Augusti II. mortem.
Lipsite, 1740. 8vo.

Staats-Eecht des Polnishen Preussens, aus den
Lateinischen ubersetzt durch Gottlieb Kunhold. Dan-
zig, 1760. 8vo.

LUBIENIETZKI (Stanislaus).
Historia Eeformationis Polonicae. Freistadii, 1685.
12 mo.

MAETINIUS (Martinus).

De Bcllo Tartarico Historia. Amstelodami, 1655.
12mo.

MASSUET (Pierre)

Histoire des Eois de Pologne, et des Eevolutions
arrivces dans ce Eoyaume. 5 vols, (wants Vols. I. and
II.) Amsterdam, 1734. 12mo.

MIECHOW (Math. de).
Chronica Polonorum. See Decius.

MOSTOWSKI (Le Comte).

1. Discours prononce par M. le Comte Mostowski,
Ministre de I'lnterieur et de la Police du Eoyaume de
Pologne, h, I'ouverture de la Diete, le 27 Mars 1818. —
2. Discours, etc., le 13 Septembre 1820. In 1 vol.
d Varsovie, 1818, 1820. 8vo.

Discours, etc., Ic 13 Mai 1825. Varsovie, 1825. 8vo.

MOSTOWSKI (Tadeusz).

Sielanki Polskie, z Eozfiych Pisarz6w zebrane. w
Warszawie, 1805. 8vo.

NAEUSZEWICZ (Adam).

Wiersze E6ine. w Warszawie, 1804-*5. 2 vols. 8vo.
Historya Jana Karola Chodkiewicza, Wojewody
Wilenskiego. 2 vols, w Warszawie, 1805. 8to.

POLAND.

797

DIBLIOTHECA POLONICA— Continued.

NIEMCEWICZ (Julian).

Jadwiga Kr61owa Polska, Drama Muzyczne we 3ch
aktach vvierszem. w Warszawio, 1814. 12mo.

Dzieie Panowania Zygmunta III. Kr61a Polskiego,
etc. (Vol. III.) ID Warszawie, 1819. 8vo.

Pisma E6ina Wierszem i Proz|. Vol. I. w
Warszaieie, 1803. 8vo.

OEZEL BIA£Y. 7 vols, in 2. w Warszawie, 1820.
8vo.

OSlifSKI (X. Aloiz).

0 Zyciu i Pismach Tadeusza Czacki^go. w Krze-
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POLAND.

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POLAND— POLITIAXUS.

7M

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POLHIL (Edward).

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POLICE.

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POLIGNAC (Melchior de). Cardinal.

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800

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POLITICAL ECONOMY.

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A Collection of Tracts relative to the Currency and
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1. The mistaken Advantage by Eaising of Money,
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Doutes proposes k I'Autour de la Thdorie de I'lmpot.
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Les Finances consider^es dans le Droit naturel et
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Mdmoires et Considdiations sur le Commerce et
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Negociant Hollandois, au Chevalier R , Negociant

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Commerce des Grains. — Reflexions sur une Question
Importante: savoir, si le Territoire immense que la
Nation Angloise a acquis contribuera k la prosperity.
Traduit de I'Anglois. A Londres, 1768. Bound in 1
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Apologie du Systeme de Colbert, ou Observations

POLITICAL ECONOMY— Cowiinwerf.
Juridicopolitiques sur les Jurandes et les Maitrises
d'Arts et M(5tiers. Amsterdam, 117 \. 12mo.

Remarks upon the History of the Landed and Com-
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Questions proposes par I'Abbd Baudeau, k M.
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Bound in 1 vol. 12mo.

Lettre sur la Thdorie du Luxe, dans laquelle on trouve
une Critique de cet ouvrage. [Par Dumont.] 1771. —
Iddes sur les Secours a donner aux pauvres Malades
dans une graude Yille. Philadelphie, 1786. — Re-
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Le Financier Citoyen. See Navaxj.

Principes et Observations (Economiques. See For-

BONNOIS.

See SoBiTTORi Classici Italiani di Economia

POLITICA.

POLITICAL FRAGMENTS. Translated. See

SlOBiEUS.

POLITICAL PORTRAITS: Characters of some
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POLITICAL PROGRESS OF BRITAIN; or, an
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Government of this Country, from the Revolution in
1688. The whole tending to prove the ruinous Con-
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POLITILYSIS : an Historical Exposition of the
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POLLEN (J. H.).

Furniture. See South Kensington.

POLLINI (F. Girolamo).

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POLLIO— POMFRET.

801

POLLIO (Tbebelhus). See Scbiptobe8 — Hibtohijb
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POLLOCK (Charles Edward).

A Treatise on the Power of the Cotirts of Common.
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The Practice of the County Courts, in eight parts ;
with the Decisions of the Superior Courts, and Tables
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Compendium of the Law of Merchant Shipping.
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POLLOCK (Frkdbbich), Bamster.
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POLLOK (Egbert).

The Course of Time : a Poem, in ten books. 2^ vols.
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POLO (Marco).

La Description G6ographique des Provinces et VUles
plus fameuses de I'lnde Orientale, meurs, loix et
coustumes des habitans d'icelles mesmement de ce qui
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Travels of Marco Polo, a Venetian, in the Thirteenth
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The Book of Ser Marco Pole, the Venetian, con-
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POLTER (Richard).

The Pathway to perfect Sayling, showing briefly
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POLUS (MATTHiUS).

Synopsis Criticorum. See Poole (Rev. M.).

POLWHELE (Rev. Richard).

The History of Devonshire. 3 vols, in 1. Lond.
1797-1806. folio.
The History of Cornwall : —
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Traditions and Recollections, Domestic, Clerical, and
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Translations. See Bion. Theocritus.

POLYBIUS.

Polybii Lycortae Megalopolitani Historiacum Libri
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libris emendavit, Latine vertit, et commentariis Uius-
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Polybii Historiarum quidquid superest, recensuit,
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Liimm, 1789-1795. 8vo.

Supplementum editionis Polybii Schweighaeuseranae
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Histoire de Polybe, nouvellement traduite du Grec,
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The General History of Polybius. Translated from
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1809. 8vo..

POLYCARPUS (S.) See Apostolic Fathers.

COTELERIUS.

POLYDORUS VERGILIUS. See Vergilius.

POMBAL (Marquis of).
Memoirs. See Smith (John)..

POMFRET (Countess of). See Correspondence.

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802

POMFKET— POOR LAWS.

POMFEET (Eev. John).

Poems upon Several Occasions. Twelfth edition,
with some account of his Life and Writings. Lond.
1766. 12mo.

POMMEUSE (HuBRNE de). See Hdernb.

POMPADOUR (Marchioness of).
Memoirs, written by herself. Translated from the
French. 2 vols. Lond. 1766. 12mo.

POMPEIL

Gli Ornati delle pareti ed i pavimenti dello Stanzo
dell' Antica Pompei, incisi in rame. 2 parts in 1 voL
Napoli, 1796, 1808. large folio.

Pompeii, illustrated with Picturesque Views, engraved
by W. B. Cooke, from the Original Drawings of Lieut-
Colonel Cockburn, of the R.A. ; and with Plans and
Details of the Public and Domestic Edifices, including
the recent Excavations, and a Descriptive Letterpress
to each Plato, by T. L. Donaldson, Architect 2 vols,
in 1. Lond. 1827. large folio.

See Gbll (Sir William). Raool-Roohbtte.

POMPEIUS FESTUS. See FEST0a
POMPONIUS MELA. See Mela.

PONT (Robert).

A Newe Treatise of the right reckoning of Yeares,
and Ages of the World, and mens lines, and of the
estate of the last decaying age thereof, this 1600
yeare of Christ. By M. Robert Pont, an aged Pastour
in the Kirk of Scotland. Edinh., Robert Waldegrave,
1599. 4to.

PONT (Timothy).

Topographical Account of the District of Cunning-
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Cunninghame Topographized, 1604-1608; with Con-
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Edited by his son, John Shedden Dobie. Glasgow,
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PONTANUS (Jacobus), S.J.

Progymnasmatum Latinitatis, sive Dialogorum Libri
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8vo.

PONTEDERA (Julius).

Antiquitatum Latinarum Grsecacumque Enarrationes
atque Emendationes prascipue ad Veteris Anni rationem
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PONTEY (William).

The Forest Pruner; or. Timber Owner's Assistant;
being a Treatise on the Training or Management of
British Timber Trees. Huddersfield, 1805. 8vo.

PONTOPPIDANUS (Ericus).

Marmora Danica selectiora sive Inscriptionum quot-
quot fatorum injuriis par Daniam supersunt Fasciculus,
in duos tomos distinctus. 2 vols, in 1. Ha/nice, 1739,
1741. folio.

Gesta et Vestigia Danorum extra Daniam, prsecipue
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Hibernia, Belgio, Germania, et Sclavonia. 3 vols.
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The Natural History of Norway ; together with an
Account of the Customs and Manner of Living of the
Inhabitants. Translated from the Danish original of
the Right Rev. Erich Pontoppidan, Bishop of Bergen.
Lcmd. 1755. folio.

PONZ (D. Antonio).

Viago de Espaiia, en que se da Noticia de las cosas
mas apreciables, y dignas de sabrose que bay en ella.
8 vols. Madrid, 1776-1778. 12mo.

POOLE (John).

Sketches and Recollections. 2 vols. Lond\SZb. 8vo.

POOLE (Joshua).

The English Parnassus ; or, a Help to English
Poesie. Lond. 1677. 12mo.

POOLE (Rev. Matthew).

Synopsis Criticorum aliorumque Scripturae Inter-
pretum. 5 vols. Lond. 1669-1676. folio.

POOLE (Richard), M.D.

An Essay on Education. Edinh. 1825. 12mo.

POOLE (Stanley Lane).

Life of Edward WiUiam Lane, author of " The
Modem Egyptians," &c. Lond. 1877. 8vo.

POOLE (William Frederick).
An Index to Periodical Literature.
1853. royal 8vo.

New York,

POOR LAWS.

Orders and Directions, together with a Commission for
the better Administration of Justice and more perfect
Information of His Majestie, tending to the Reliefe of
the Poore, etc Lond. 1630. small 4to.

Extracts from the Information received by His
Majesty's Commissioners as to the Administration and
Operation of the Poor Laws. iond. 1833. 8vo.

POOE LAWS— POPULATION.

803

POOK LAyVS— Continued.

The (Scottish) Poor Laws : Examination of their
Policy, History, and Practical Action. By Scotus.
Editib. 1870. 8vo.

See also Eeports.

POPE (The) and the CouncQ. By Janus. Trans-
lated from the German. Lond. 1869. 8vo.

POPE (Alexander).

The Works of Alexander Pope. Complete, with
his last corrections, additions, etc. To which is annexed
the Life of the Author, by Owen Kuffhead. 5 vols.
L<md. 1769. 4to.

Works. Vol. VI. [forming a Supplement to EufF-
head's Edition], containing Pieces of Poetry, and a Col-
lection of Letters, now first published with Notes, by the
Rev. W. Lisle Bowles, Dr Warton, and others. Lond.
1807. 4to.

Works in Verse and Prose, containing the principal
Notes and Eemarks of Drs Warburton, Warton,
Johnson, Wakefield, and others. To which are added
some original Letters, with additional observations, and
a Life of the Author, by the Eev. William Lisle Bowles.
10 vols. Lond. 1806. 8vo.

Works ; with Notes and Illustrations by Joseph
Warton, D.D., and others. New edition. 9 vols.
Land. 1822. 8vo.

Works ; with Notes and lUustrations by himself and
others. To which are added a new Life of the Author,
and an Estimate of his Poetical Character and Writings,
by William Eoscoe. 10 vols. Lend. 1824. 8vo.

Works. New Edition. Including several hundred
Unpublished Letters, and other new Materials, col-
lected by John Wilson Croker. With Introduction
and Notes by Eev. Whitwell Elwin. 5 vols. Lond.
1871-72. 8vo.

Poetry. Vols. L, II. | Letters. Vols. I.-III.

Poetical Works. 2 vols. Limd. 1858. 12mo.
(Bohn's Illustrated Library.)

Ensaio sobre o Homem, traduzido veiso por verso,
por Francisco Bento Maria Targiiii, Barao de Sao
Lourenyo. [Text in English and Portughese, with
Notes in several languages.] 3 vols. Londres, 1819.
4to.

A Concordance to the Works of Alexander Pope, by
Edwin Abbott ; with an Introduction by Edwin A.
Abbott, D.D. Lmd. 1875. royal 8vo.

Life of Alexander Pope, including Extracts from his
Correspondence, by Eobert Carruthers. Second edition,
revised and considerably enlarged. Zond. 1857. 12mo.

Iliad and Odyssey. See Homer.

POPE (Chaklbs).

The Practial Abridgement of the Laws of Customs and
Excise, relative to the Import, Export, and Coasting
Trade of Great Britaui and her Dependencies, iucluding
Treaties with Foreign Powers ; the American Naviga-
tion Laws and Tariffs, etc. Fourth edition. Lond.
1818. 8vo.

The Merchant, Shipowner, and Shipmaster's Import
and Export Guide. Eleventh edition. Lond. 182C.
8vo.

POPE (Walter), M.D.

Life of Setli [Ward], Bishop of Salisbury ; with a
brief account of Bishop Wilkins, Mr Eooko, Dr Barrow,
Dr Turbervile, and others. Lond. IG97. 12mo.

POPEET.

The Truths of Protestantism contrasted with the
Errors of Popery, and the Character of Popery, as illus-
trated in the History of past and present times. In a
series of Lectures, by Ministers of the City and Presby-
tery of Glasgow, 1836, 1837. Glasgow, 1837. 12mo.

Tales about Popery, Ancient and Modem ; the
Legends of the Saints, the Iniquity of the Priests, etc. ;
being a History of Papacy in all ages. Lond. 1842.
8vo.

The American Text-Book of Popery; being an
Authentic Compend of the Bulls, Canons, and Decretals
of the Eoman Hierarchy. Philadelphia, 1647. post
8vo.

The Truth of God against the Papacy ; being a Course
of Lectures on Popery, deUvered in Edinburgh. Edinb.
1851. 12mo.

POPISH BILL (The). Scotland's Opposition to.
See Scotland. Scottish Protestant.

POPPE (JoH. H. M).

Grcschichte der Technologic seit der WiederhersteUung
der Wissenschaften bis an das ende des Achtzehnten
Jahrhunderts. Gottingen, 1807. 3 vols in 1. 8vo.

POPULATION. .

Abstract of the Answers and Eeturns made pursuant
to an Act passed in the Forty-first year of H.M. King
George III., intitutled " An Act for taking an Account
of the Population of Great Britain, and the Increase or
Diminution thereof." Vol. I, Parish Eegisters. Vol.
II., Enumeration (Part I. England and Wales, Part II.
Scotland). 2 vols. [Land.] 1801, 1802. folio.

Abstract of the Answers and Eeturns made pursuant
to an Act, 51 George III. Enumeration Abstract
Parish Eegister Abstract, 1811. [Lond.] 1812. folio.

804

POPULATION— PORTEOUS.

POPULATION— Corefm!ie(i.

Abstract of the Answers and Returns made pursuant
to an Act passed in the first year of the Reign of H.M.
George IV., intituled " An Act for taking an Account
of the Population of Great Britain, and of the Increase
or Diminution thereof. [LotuJ.] 1822. folio.

Comparative Account of the Population of Great
Britain in the years 1801, 1811, 1821, and 1831, with
the Annual Value of Real Property in 1815; also a
Statement of Progress in the Inquiry regarding the
Occupations of Families and Persons, and the Duration
of Life, as required by the Population Act of 1830.
[Lond.] 1831. folio.

Abstract of the Answers and Returns made pursuant
to an Act, 11 George IV., intituled " An Act for taking
an Account of the Population of Great Britain, and of
the Increase or Diminution thereof." 3 vols. [Lond.]
1833. folio.

Abstract of the Answers and Returns made pursuant
to Acts 3 and 4 Victoria, c. 99, and 4 Victoria, c. 7,
intituled respectively " An Act for taking an Account
of the Population of Great Britain," and "An Act to
Amend the Acts of the last Session for taking an
Account of the Population." Vols. I., II., England.
III., Scotland. IV., V., Ireland. 5 vols. Lond. and
Dublin, 1843. foHo.

Census of Great Britain, 1851. Population Tables.
Vol. I., II., Number of the Inhabitants in the Years 1801,
1811, 1821, 1831, 1841, and 1851. Vols. IIL, IV.,
Ages, Civil, Condition, Occupations, and Birthplace of
the People ; with the Numbers and Ages of the Blind,
the Deaf and Dumb, and the Inmates of Workhouses,
Prisons, etc. Vol. V., Index to the Names of the
Parishes, Townships, and Places in the Population
Tables of Great Britain. 5 vols. Lond. l8'52-5i. folio.

Census of Scotland, 1861. Population Tables and
Report. VoL I., Number of the Inhabitants, Families,
Children at School, &c. Vol. II., Ages, Civil or Con-
jugal Condition, Occupations, etc. 2 vols. Edinb,
1862-64. folio.

Census of England and Wales, 1871. 5 vols. Land.
1871-73. foHo.

Eighth Decennial Census of the Population of Scot-
land, taken 3d April 1871. 2 vols. Edinh. ld,l\. folio.

Census of Ireland, 1871. 3 Parts and Index, bound
in 11 volumes. \Lcmd.] 1871-72. folio.

Digest of the English Census of 1871. Compiled
from the Official Returns, and Edited by James Lewis.
Lond. 1873. royal 8vo.

PORCACCHI (Thomaso).

L'Isolo piu famose del Mondo descritte. E intagliate
da Girolamo Porro. Padova, 1620. folio.

PORCHESJER (Henry George, Lord).
The Moor : a Poem. Lond. 1825. 8vo.

PORNIN (A. F.)

L'lntcrieur de I'Ancienne Rome ; ou indication des
principaux Monumens qui s'y trouvoient. Paris, 1809.

8vo.

PORPHYROGENITUS (Constantinus). See Scrip-
tores Hist. Byzant. post Theophanum.

PORPHYRY.

Select Works of Porphyry ; containing his four books
on Abstinence from animal food ; his Treatise on the
Homeric Cave of the Nymphs ; and his Auxiliaries to
the perception of Intelligible Natures. Translated from
the Greek. With an Appendix on the Wanderings of
Ulysses, by Thomas Taylor. Lond. 1823. 8vo.

PORSON (Richard).

Letters to Mr Archdeacon Travis, in answer to his
Defence of the Three Heavenly Witnesses. Lond. 1790.
8vo.

Ric. Porsoni Adversaria : Notse et Emendationes in
Poetas Grajcos ex schedis MSS. Porsoni deprompseruut
et ordinanmt Jac. H. Monk, Car. Jac. Bloomfield.
GantdbrigioB, 1812. 8vo.

Tracts and Miscellaneous Criticisms of the late Richard
Porson. Collected and arranged by the Rev. Thomas
Kidd. Lond. 1815. 8vo.

PORTA (Jo. Baptista).

Phytognomonica, octo libris contenta. Neapoli, 1588.
folio.

PORTEOUS (Captain John).
Information for John Porteous, late Captain Lieu-
tenant of the City Guard of Edinburgh, against His
Majesty's Advocate. 4to. [^Edinh.l 1736.

The Life and Death of Captain John Porteous ; with
an account of the two Bills as they were reasoned in
both Houses of Parliament, and the Speeches of the
Great Men on both sides concerning them. n.p. 1737.
8vo.

Authentick Extract of the Proceedings in the Trial
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Duke of Newcastle, March the 3d, 1736. Land.
1737. folio.

Collection of Tracts relative to the Case of Captain
Porteous. Bound in 1 volume, octavo.

1. Act for bringing to justice the Murderers of
Captain John Porteous. Edinb. 1737. — 2. Letter
from a Layman in the Country concerning
the Act of Parliament. [By H. Webster.] — 3.

PORTEOUS— POET ROYAL

809

PORTEOUS (Captain J onm)— Continued.

Defence of the Layman's Letter in Answer to the
Lawfulness and Necessity, etc. [M. Webster.] — 4.
The Lawfulness and Necessity of Ministers reading
the Act of Parliament. [By Mr G. Logan.] — 6.
Letter to the Author of the Lawf ulnessand Necessity.
[By MrG. Wisheart.] — 6. Letterfrom aGcntlemanin
Edinburgh to a Minister in the Country. [By Mr
Grant, advocate.] — 7. Queries ofiFered to the Pub-
lick by a Well-wisher of the present Constitution.
— 8. A few Observations upon a Pamphlet intituled
Answers to the Queries. — 9. Answers to the Que-
ries, etc., by a sincere Well- wisher of the Protestant
Interest. — 10. Letter to the Author of the Queries
Unmasked. [By Mr Wallace, minister.] — 11. Letter
to the Author of the Queries, being a Detection of
Errors in the Answer to the Queries. [By —
Lindsay.] — 12. Memoirs of the Times, in a Letter
to a Friend in the Country. — 13. Letter from a
Gentleman in the North to a Minister, occasioned
by two Pamphlets lately published.

PORTER (George Richardson).

The Nature and Properties of the Sugar Cane, with
practical Directions for the improvement of its culture,
and the Manufacture of its products. Land. 1830.
8vo.

The Progress of the Nation, in its various Social and
Economical Relations, from the beginning of the Nine-
teenth Century to the present time. Lond. 1836-1843.
3 vols, post 8vo.

PORTER (John Leech), D.D., LL.D.

The Life and Times of Henry Cooke, D.D., LL.D.,
President of Assembly's College, Belfast Lond. 1871.
8vo.

The Giant Cities of Bashan, and Syria's Holy Places.
Lmd. 1877. 8vo.

PORTER (Sir Robert Ker).

Travelling Sketches in Russia and Sweden, during
the years 1805-8. 2 vols. Lotid. 1809. 4to.

Letters from Portugal and Spain, written during the
march of the British Troops under Sir John Moore. By
an Officer. Lond. 1809. 8vo.

Narrative of the Campaign in Russia during the yeM
1812. Lond. 1813. 4to. Second edition. Lond.
1814.

Travels in Georgia, Persia, Armenia, Ancient Baby-
lonia, etc., during the years 1817-20. 2 vols. Lond.
1821. 4to.

The same. Second edition. Zond 1814. 8vo.

POETERFIELD (James).

A Relation of the late misfortune at Leith, happening
3d July 1702. A Poem. Ildinb. 1702. 4to.

God's Judgements against Sin, or a relation of Three
Dreadful Fires happening in the City of Ediubiugb.
Edinb. 1702. 4to.

PORTEUS (Beilby), D.D., Bisho2) of London.
Works : with his Life by the Rev. Robert Hodgson.
A new edition. 6 vols. Lond. 1816. 8vo.

PORTFOLIO (The), an Artistic Periodical. Edited
by Philip Gilbert Hamerton. Vols. I.-X., 1870-79
(and continued). Lend, folio.

PORTRAITS.

Portraits of the British Poets, from Chaucer to
Cowper and Beattie. 2 vols. 1824. 4to.

Physiognomical Portraits. One Hundred distin-
tinguished Characters, from undoubted Originals,
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1823. 4to.

The National Portrait Gallery of Distinguished
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Gallery of Portraits : with Memoirs. 7 vols. Lond.
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Portraits of Eminent Conservatives and Statesmen,
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Lond. [1840]. 4to.

Portraits of the Leading Reformers : a Gift-book for
all Seasons, with an accompanying Essay by George
Hume. Lithographed by F. Schenck. Edinb. 1850.
folio.

National Portrait Gallery. See Gallery.

Medical Portrait Gallery. See Pettigrew.

Portraits of Illustrious Personages of Great Britain.
See Lodge (Edmund).

Portraits des Personnagos Fran§ais du XVP. Si^cle,
par P. G. J. NieL See France.

PORT ROYAL.

M^moires pour servir a I'Histoire de Port-Royal et k
la Vie de la Reverende Mfere Marie-Angelique de Sainte-
Magdalfene Amauld, Reformatrice de ce Monast^re. 3 vols.
Utrecht, 1742. 12mo.

A new Method of learning with facility the Latin
Tongue. With a Treatise on Latin Poetry. Translated
from the French of the Messieurs de Port Royal. 2 vols.
Lond. 1758. 8vo.

A new Method of learning with facility the Greek
Tongue ; with Remarks. Translated from the French of
Messieurs de Port Royal. 2 vols. Lond. 1746. 8va

806

POETUGAI^POTTER

PORTUGAL.

OrdenagSes e Leis do Reino- de PortugaL See
Ordbna^oes.

Collecgao da LegislajaS Antiga e Modema do Reino
de Portugal. Parte II. Da Legislagao Modema, pub-
licadas em 1603. Coimbra, 1786. 3 vols, small 4to.

Memorias Economicas da Academia Real das Sciencias
de Lisboa, para o adiantamento da Agrioultura, das
Artes, et da Industria em Portugal e suas Couquistas.
4 vols. Ldsboa, 1789-1812. small 4to.

Historical View of the Revolutions of Portugal since
the Close of the Peninsular War. Lond. 1827. 8vo.

Journal of a Few Months' Residence in Portugal and
Glimpses of the South of Spain. [By Mrs Quillinan.]
2 vols. Lond. 1847. 8vo.

Letters from Portugal and Spain. See Pobteb (Sib
Robert Ker).

POSSINUS (Petbus).
Spicilegiiim EvangeUcum.

LECT^.

See Observationes Sb-

POSTANS (Mabrianne).

Western India in 1838. 2 vols, Lmid. 1839.
post 8vo.

Cutch ; or, Random Sketches taken during a Residence
in one of the Northern Provinces of Western India.
Lond. 1839. 8vo.

Personal Observations in Sindh, the Manners and
Customs of its Inhabitants ; with a Sketch of its History.
Lond. 1843. 8vo.

POSTE (Beale).

Britannic Researches ; or. New Facts and Rectifica-
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POSTLETHWAYT (James).

The History of the Public Revenue from the Revolu-
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Bank of England, East India, and South Sea Com-
panies, etc. Lond. 1759. oblong folio.

POSTLETHWAYT (Malacht).

The Dictionary of Trade and Commerce. See Savabt.

POTE (Joseph).

The History and Antiquities of Windsor Castle, and
the Royal College and Chapel of St George ; with the
Institution, Laws, and Ceremonies, of the Most Noble
Order of the Garter. Eton, 17 i9. 4to.

POTEMKIN (Prince G. A.)

Memoirs of the Life of Prince Potemkin, compre-
hending original Anecdotes of Catharine II. Translated
from the German. Lond. 1812. 8vo.

POTHIER (RoBEBT Joseph).

Coutumes des Duch^ Bailliage, et Prevot6 d'Orl^ans.
Paris, 1780. 4to.

(Euvres. Trait^s sur differentes matieres de Droit
Civil, et de Jurisprudence Frangoise. 7 vols. Part's,
1781-1809. 4to.

(Euvres, annot^es et mises en corr(51ation avec le Code
Civil et la Legislation actuelle, par M. Bugnet. Paris,
1848. 10 vols. 8vo.

Treatise on the Law of Obligations, or Contracts ;
translated from the French, with an Introduction,
Appendix, and Notes, illustrative of the English Law on
the Subject, by W. D. Evans. 2 vols. Lond. 1806.
Svo.

Treatise on the Contract of Sale, translated from the
French, by L. S. Gushing. Boston, 1839. Svo.

Treatise on the Contract of Partnership, by Pothier ;
translated from the French, with Notes referring to the
Decisions of the English Courts, by Owen Davies Tudor.
L(md. 1854. Svo.

POTOCKI (Le Comte Jean).

Voyage dans les Steps d' Astrakhan, etc. See Klap-
BOTH (J. von).

POTT (John F).

Observations on matters of Prize, and the practice of
the Admiralty Prize Courts, in defence of the Rights
and Interests of His Majesty's Navy. Lond. 1810. Svo.

POTTER (Louis de).

Vie do Scipion de Ricci, Evgque de Pistoie et Prato,
et r^formateur du Catholicisme en Toscane, sous le regne
de Leopold. 3 vols. Bruxelles, 1825. Svo.

Memoirs of Scipio de Ricci, late Bishop of Pistoia,
Reformer of Catholicism in Tuscany. Edited by Thomas
Roscoe. 2 vols. Lond. 1829. Svo.

POTT (Jules Henbi). See Spiess.

POTTER (John), D.D., Archbishop of Canterbury.

Archa3ologia Grseca, sive Veterum Graecorum, prae-
cipue vero Atheniensium, ritus civUes, religiosi, mili-
tares et domestici, ftisius expUcati. 2 vols. Venetiis,
1733. 4to.

The Antiquities of Greece. A new edition, with a
Life of the Author, by Rob. Anderson, M.D., and an
Appendix, by George Dunbar. 2 vols. Edinb. 1824.
Svo.

POTTER— POWER

Wt

POTTER (Rev. Robert).

An Inquiry into some passages in Dr Jolinson's Lives
of the Poets ; particularly his Observations on Lyric
Poetry, and the Odes of Gray. Loml. 1783. 4to.

Translations of the Greek Tragedians. See .^EscnTLua
EuBiPEDEs. Sophocles.

POTTER (T. R.)

The History and Antiquities of Charnwood Forest ;
with an Appendix on the Geology, Botany, and Orni-
thology of the District, by J. B. Jukes, the Rev. A.
Blozam, and Churchill Babington. Land. 1842. 4to.

POTTHAST (Augustus).
Regesta Pontificum Romanorum.

See Reqesta.

POTTINGER (Henry), Ueut, H.E.I.C.

Travels in Beloochistan and Sinde, accompanied by a
Geographical and Historical Account of those Countries.
With a Map. Lund. 1816. 4to.

POTTS (Thomas).

A Compendious Law Dictionary. Lond. 1803.
1 2mo.

POUQUEVILLE (F. C. H. L.)

Voyage dans la Grfece ; comprenant la Description
ancienne et modeme de I'Epire, de I'lllyrie, etc., avec la
Vie d' All Pacha, les ^v^nemens de sa Guerre en 1820,
et des Considerations sur I'archdologie, la numismatique,
les mceurs, et les arts. 5 vols. Paris, 1820-21. 8vo.

Travels in the Morea, Albania, and other parts of the
Ottoman Empire, comprehending a general Description
of those Countries, and a description of the Ancient
Epirus, translated from the French by Anne^ Plumptre.
L<md. 1813. 4to.

Histoire de la r^g^n^ration de la Grfece. 4 vols.
Paris, 1824. 8vo.

POUSSIELGUE (J. B. E.)

De la Contribution en Natura Paris, 1801. 8vo.

POUSSIN (Nicolas).

RecueQ de Tetes et de Figures choisies dans les plus
beaux Tableaux de Nicolas PoussLn, gravies dans le
genre du crayon. Paris, 1806. folio.

Vie de N. Poussin. See Gault de Saint Germain.

POUSSIN (Guillaume Tell).

The United States : its Power and Progress. Trans-
lated from the French by Edmund L. Du Barry, M.D.
Lond. [Philadelphia], 1851. 8vo.

POWEL (John).

The Assize of Bread ; together with sundry good and
needfull Ordinances for Bakers, Brewers, Inholders,
Victuallers, Butchers, and Vintners. Lond. 1632. 4to.

POWELL (Rev. Baden).

The Connexion of Natural and Divine Truth ; or,
the Study of the Inductive Philosophy considered as
subservient to Theology. Loiid. \^Z%. 8vo.

The Unity of Worlds and of Nature : Three Essays
on the Spirit of Inductive Philosophy ; the Plurality of
Worlds ; and the Philosophy of Creation. Lond. 1866.
post 8vo.

POWELL (David).

The History of Wales, written originally in British
by Caradoc of Lhancarvan, Englished by Dr Powell,
and augmented by W. Wynne ; to which is added a
description of Wales, by Sir John Price. Lond. 1774.
8vo.

The History of Wales. See Lhutd (H.)

POWELL (Edmund).

A Treatise on the Law of Inland Carriers,
edition. Lond. 1861. 8vo.

Second

POWELL (John Joseph).

An Essay upon the learning of Devisee from their
inception by Writing, to their consummation by the
death of the Devisor. Lond. 1788. Bvo.

POWELL (Mart).

The Maiden and Married Life of Mary Powell, after-
wards Mistress Milton (1643-1646). Zond. 1851. 8vo.

POWELL (Robert).

The Life of Alfred, or Alvred, the first Institntor
of Subordinate Government in this Kingdome, and
Refounder of the University of Oxford, together with a
parallel of our Soveraigne Lord, King Charles I. Lond.
1634. 18mo.

POWELL (Thomas).

The Attourney's Academy ; being the Manner of
Proceedings La all his Majesties Courts of Record at
Westminster ; and in all other Courts either of Law or
Equity. Land. 1647. 4to.

POWELL (Thomas), D.D.

Humane Industry ; or, a History of most Manual
Arts. Lond. 1661. 8vo.

POWER (John).

A Handy-Book about Books. Lond. 1870. 8va

POWNALIr— PEESBYTERIAN ELOQUENCE.

POWNALL (Thomas).

Notices, and Descriptions of Antiq,uitie& of thfi Pro-
vLncia Eomana of Gaul, now Provence, Languedoc, and
Dauphin^ ; with an Appendix describing the Roman
Baths and Thermse discovered in 1784 at Baden weiler.
Lond. 1788. 4to.

A Tpeatise on the Study of Antiquities, as the Com-
mentary to Historical Learning. With an Appendix.
Lond. 1782. 8vo.

POYNTER (Thomas).

A concise View of the doctrine and' practice of the
Ecclesiastical Courts in Doctors' Commons, on various
points relative to the subject of Marriage and Divorce.
Lond. 1824. 8vo.

POZZO (Andrea).

Rules of Perspective. See James (J.ohn).

POZZO (Le Comte Ferdinand dal).

Essai sur les anciennes Assemblies Nationales de la.
Savoie, du Pi^mont, etc. Vol. L (all published).
Paris, 1829. 8vo.

PRADON (Nicolas).

CEuvres. 2 vols. Paris,. 1744.

1.2mo.,

PRADT (Dominique Dufour db)..

Histoire de I'Ambassade dans le grand Duch6 de
Varsovie en 1812. Paris, 1815. 8vo.

Du Congres de Vienne. 2 vols. Paris, 1815. 8vo.

Memoires Historiques sur la Revolution d'Espagne.
Paris, 1816. 8vo.

The Colonies, and the present American Revolutions ;
translated from the French of M. De Pradt. Lond.
1817. 8vo.

PEANCERIANA: A Select Collection o£ Fugitive
Pieces, published since the appointment of the present
Provost of the University of Dublin. Dublin, 1775.
12mo.

PRATT (John Tidd).

The Property Tax Act (5 & 6 Vict. cap. 35), as
amended by 5 & 6 Vict. caps. 37 & 80, with a full
Analysis of its Provisions, Explanatory Notes, and
Tables of Calculation. Lond. 1843. post 8vo.

PRATT (Samuel Jackson).

Gleanings through Wales, Holland, and Westphalia.
To which is added Humanity : a Poem. 3 vols. Lond.
1797. 8vo.

PRATT (W. Tidd).

Income-Tax Acts, with a full Analysis of the Provi-
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Property Tax Act. Lond. 1855. post 8vo.

PRAY (Georgius).

Historia Regum Hungariae, cum notitiis pra3viis ad
cognoscendum veterem Regni statum pertinentibus.
Biidie, 1801. 3 volg. 8vo.

PRAYERS.

The Liturgy and other Divine Offices of the Church.
Lond. 1871. 8vo.

Prayers received and approved by the Church of
Scotland. See Psalms.

See also Book of Common Prater.

PREACHER (The Scotch), or a Collection of Ser-
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Edinb. 1789. 12mo.

PRECEDENCE of Edinburgh and Dublin. See
Edinburgh.

PRECEDENTS of Private Acts of Parliament.
See Parliament.

PREDICTIONS OR PROPHECIES of Messrs
Luodie, Rutherford, etc. See Prophecies.

PEEJEVALSKY (Colonel N.)

Mongolia, the Tangut Country, and the Solitudes of
Northern Thibet, translated by E. Debnar Morgan, with
Introduction and Notes by CoL Henry Yule. 2 vols.
Lond. 1876. 8vo.

From Kulja across the Tian Shan to Lob-nor.
Translated by E. Delmar Morgan. With Introduction
by SirT. Douglas Forsyth. Lond. 1879. 8vo.

PREMIUM (Barton).

Eight Years in British Guiana, being the Journal of
a Residence in that Province from 1840 to 1848. Lond.
1850. 8vo.

PRENTICE (Samuel).

Edition of Archbold and Chitty's Practice of the
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PRESBYTERIAN ELOQUENCE.

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PEESBYTERIAN ELOQUENCE— PEEVOST.

809

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PRESBYTERLA.N REVIEW (The), and Religious
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PRESBYTERIANISM DEFENDED, in four Dis-
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1839. 12mo.

PRESBYTERIANS (Loyalty of).
PATRICK (Rev. J.)

Stie KiRK-

PRESBYTERIAN'S ARMOURY (The).

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PRESBYTERY.

Histoire des Nouveaus Presbyteriens Anglois et
Escossois. Oh est monstr^ la Difference de leur Doctrine
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autres Protestants. 1660. 12mo.

History of the English and Scotch Presbytery,
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the subversion of Government in Church and State.
Written in French [by Isaac Basire] and now Englished.
Villafranca, 1660. 8vo.

The Method of Procedure by Presbyteries in settling
Schools, providing Manses, etc. Edinh. 1709.

PRESCOTT (William H.)

History of the Reign of Ferdinand and Isabella, the
Catholic, of Spain. 3 vols. Lond. 1838. Svo.

The Same. Fifth edition. Lond. 1849. post Svo.

History of the Reign of Philip the Second, King of
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History of the Conquest of Mexico, with a Pre-
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Lond. 1843. Svo.

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History of the Conquest of Peru, with a preliminary
View of the Civilization of the Incas. 2 vols, Lond.
1847. Svo.

The Same. 3 vols. Lmd. 1850. 12mo.

Biographical and Critical Miscellanies. Lond. 1845.
Svo.

The Same. Second edition. Lond. 1850. 12mo.

See also Robertson (W.), Charles V.

PRESS (The).

Essays, Letters, etc. See Liberty of the Pans.

PRESSENSJfi (Edmond de).

The Martyrs and Apologists. Translated (from the
French) by Annie Harwood. Lond. 1871. Svo.

PRESTON (John), D.D.

The Brestplate of Faith and Love; a Treatise, delivered
in IS Sermons. Lond. 1651. 4to.

The New Covenant, or the Saint's Portion ; a Treatise,
delivered in xiv Sermons on Genesis xviL 1 , 2. Lcmd.
1G55. 4to.

PRESTON (Richard), Q.C.

A Treatise on Conveyancing. Second edition. 3 vola.
Lond. 1813-16. Svo.

An Elementary Treatise on Estates ; with Preliminary
Observations on the Quality of Estates. 2 vols. Lond.
1820-27. Svo.

PRESTON (Richard, Viscount).

The Consolation of Philosophy. See Boethecs.

PRESTON (T. R.)

Three Years' Residence in Canada, from 1837 to 1839 ;
with Notes of a Winter Voyage to New York. 2 vols.
Lond. 1840. post Svo.

PRESTON (William), Writer to the Signet.

A Poem to the Divine Majesty. Edinh. 1758. small
4to.

PRESTON, Lancashire.

History of Preston, in Lancashire ; together with the
Guild Merchant, and some account of the Duchy and
County Palatine of Lancaster. With Eighteen Plates.
Lond. 1722. 4to.

PRESTWICK, Ayrshire.

Records of the Burgh of Prestwick, in the SherifiTdom
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1834. 4to. (Maitland Club.)

PR^TENDANT (HiSToniB dc). See Stuart
Family.

PRlfiVOST (L'ABBi; Antoine FBAN9018).

Histoire G^n^rale des Voyages, ou Nouvelle Collec-
tion de toutes les Relations de Voyages par Mer et par
Terre, qui ont ^t(5 publi^es jusqu' it pr^nt dans les
differentes Langues de toutes les Nations connuee,
19 vols. Paris, 1746-70. 4to.

5k

810

PE^VOST— PRIDEAUX.

PEfiVOST (L'Abb^ Antoine YRAisqois)— Continued.

Histoire de Manon Lescaut et du Chevalier des
Grieux. Edition illustr^e par Tony Johannot pr^c^d^e
d'une notice historique sur I'auteur par Jules Janin.
Paris, n. d. royal 8vo.

(Envres Choisies. 39 vols. Amsterdam et Far is,
1783-85. 8vo.

Histoire de la maison de Stuart. See Hume (David).

pr:6vost-paeadol (l. a.)

France. (Two Lectures delivered in EdinlDurgli,
November 1869.) Hdirib. 1869. 8vo.

PEEVOST (Sib George).

Some account of the public life of the late Lieutenant-
General Sir George Prevost, Bart. Lond. 1823. 8vo.

PEEVOTIUS (Cl.)

Commentarius de Magistratibus Populorum Eoman-
orum, ex variis Authoribus collectus. Lausannoe, 1579.
12mo.

PEICE (Bonomy).
Currency and Banking.

Land. 1876. 8vo.

PEICE (Major David).

Chronological Retrospect ; or, Memoirs of the Prin-
cipal Events of Mahommedan History. 3 vols, in 4.
Lond. 1821. 4to.

PEICE (George).

Eeports of Cases argued and determined in the Court
of Exchequer, 1814-24. 13 vols. Lojid. 1816-28.
8vo.

A Treatise on the Law of the Exchequer. Lond.
1830. 8vo.

New Practice of the Courts of Law at Westminster
in Personal Actions commenced by Writ. Lond. 1833.
8vo.

PEICE (Sir John).

Historiae Brytannicse Defensio, Johanne Priseo,
Equestris ordinis, authore. Lond. 1573. 4to.
Description of Wales. See Powell (D.)

PEICE (J. D.)

The Mysteries of Eleusis. See Ouvarofp.

PRICE (Eichard), D.D.

A Eeview of the principal questions and difficulties in
Morals. Lond. 1769. 8vo.

A Free Discussion of the Doctrines of Materialism
and Philosophical Necessity, in a Correspondence
between Dr Price and Dr Priestley. Lond. 1778. 8vo.

PEICE (Eichard), D.T).— Continued.

Observations on Eeversionary Payments, on Schemes
for providing Annuities for Widows, and on the
National Debt, etc. 2 vols. Lond. 1783. 8vo.

The same. Fifth edition, with Introduction by
WiUiam Morgan. 2 vols. Lond. 1792. 8vo.

PEICE (Thomas), D.D.

History of Protestant Nonconformity in England,
from the Eeformation under Henry VIII. 2 vols.
Lond. 1838. 8vo.

PEICE (Eev. Thomas).

Wisdom and Genius of Shakespeare, with Notes
and Scriptural Eeferences. Lond. 1853. l2mo.

PEICE (Uvedale).

Essays on the Picturesque, as compared with the
Sublime and Beautiful. 3 vols. Lond. 1810. 8vo.

PEICE (William).

Journal of the British Embassy to I'ersia. Embel-
lished with numerous Views taken in India and Persia.
Also a Dissertation on the Antiquities of Persepolis.
Lond. 1825. oblong folio.

PEICHAED (James Cowles), M.D.

An Analysis of the Egyptian Mythology : To which
is subjoined, a critical examination of the remains of
Egyptian Chronology. Lond. 1819. 8vo.

A Eeview of the Doctrine of a Vital Princijjle ; with
Observations on the causes of Physical and Animal
Life. Lond. 1829. 8vo.

The Eastern Origin of the Celtic Nations proved by
a comparison of their dialects. Oxford, \QZ\. 8vo.

Eesearches into the Physical History of Mankind.
4 vols. Lond. 1826-1844. 8vo.

On the Different Forms of Insanity, in relation to
Jurisprudence. Lond. 1847. post 8vo.

The Natural History of Man ; comprising Inquiries
into the modifying influence of Physical and Moral
Agencies on the difierent Tribes of the Human Family.
The Third edition, enlarged. Lond. 1848. 8vo.

PEIDEAUX (F.)

The Law of Judgments and Crown Debts, as they
affect Eeal Property. Fourth edition, with Appendix
containing the 18 Vict. c. 15, with Notes, and the
recent Decisions. Lond. 1856. 12mo.

PEIDEAUX (Humphrey), D.D.

Ecclesiastical Tracts formerly published : viz., I. The
VaUdity of the Orders of the Church of England. II.
The justice of the present law on Benefices. III. The
Award of King Charles I. concerning Tithes, etc. Lond.
1716. 8vo.

PRIDEAUX— PRINCE.

811

PRIDEAUX (Humphrey), B.D.— Continued.

The True Nature of Imposture fully display'd in the
Life of Mahomet, with a Discourse annex'cl for the
vindication of Christianity from this Charge. Land.
1718. 8vo.

The Old and New Testament Connected in the His-
tory of the Jews and neighbouring Nations. 4 vols.
Zoml. 1821. 8vo.

The Original and right of Tithes for the Maintenance
of the Ministry in Christian Church truly stated.
Lond. 1722. 8vo.

The Life of the Rev. Humphrey Prideaux, D.D.,
Dean of Norwich. With several Tracts and Letters of
his upon various subjects, never before published. Lond.
1748. 8vo.

PRIDEAUX (John), BwJiop of Worcester.
Orationes Novem Inaiigurales de totidem Theologice
apicibus. Oxonice, 1626. 4to.

PRIDEAUX (M.)

La Vie de Mahomet oti Ton d<5couvre amplement la
Veritd de I'imposture. Amsterdam, 1698. 12mo.

PREDHAM (Charles).

England's Colonial Empire. Vol. I. The Mauritius
and its dependencies. Lond. 1846. 8vo.

PREDHAM (Rev. J.)

The Church of England, as to her excellencies and
defects, with a plan of Ecclesiastical Reform in her
Spiritualities and Temporalities. Land. 1842. 8vo.

PRIESTLEY (Joseph), LL.D.

The History and Present State of Discoveries relating
to Vision, Light, and Colours. 2 vols. Lond. 1772.
4to.

An examination of Dr Reid's Inquiry into the Human
Mind, Dr Beattie's Essay on Truth, and Dr Oswald's
Appeal to Common Sense in behalf of Religion. Lond.
1774. 8vo.

Hartley's Theory of the Human Mind, on the principle
of the Association of Ideas ; with Essays relating to the
subject of it. Lond. 1775. 8vo.

Experiments and Observations on difierent kinds of
Air. 3 vols. Loml. 1774-1777. 8vo.

Disquisitions relating to Matter and Spirit, to which
is added the History of the Philosophical Doctrine con-
cerning the Origin of the Soul. The Doctrine of Philo-
sophical Necessity illustrated, being an Appendix to
the Disquisitions. 2 vols. Lond. 1777. 8vo.

A Letter to the Rev. John Palmer in defence of the
Illustrations of Philosophical Necessity. Bath, 1779.
8vo. (Bound with the second volume of the pre-
ceding.)

PRIESTLEY (Joseph), LL.J).—Contin7ied.

Experiments and Observations relating to variouB
branches of Natural Philosophy, with a continuation of
the Observations on Air. 3 vols. Lond. 1779-86.
8vo.

Letters to a Philosophical Unbeliever. Bath. 1780.
8vo.

Tracts.— An Address to Dr Priestley upon his
Doctrine of Philosophical Necessity illustrated. Lojid.
1780. 8vo. — A Letter to Jacob Bryant, Esq. , in Defense
of Philosophical Necessity, by Joseph Priestley. L<md.
1780. — Miscellaneous observations on some points of
the Controversy between the Materialists and their
opponents. * Lond. 1780. — A Brief Sketch of the Con-
troversy between Dr Priestley and his opponents.

Lectures on History and General Policy, to which is
prefixed an Essay on a course of Liberal Education.
2 vols. Lond. 1793. 8vo.

Memoirs of Dr Priestley to the year 1795 ; written by
himself ; with a Continuation to the time of his death.
By his Son, Joseph Priestley ; and Observations on his
Writings, by Thomas Cooper. 2 vols. Lond. 1805. 8vo.

Old England, by a New Englandman. See Sketch.

Free Discussion of the doctrines of Materialism. See
Price (Richard).

PRIMATT (Humphrey), D.D.
The Duty of Mercy, and the Sin of Cruelty ta
Brute Animals, Edinh. 1834. 8vo.

PRIME (Nathaniel S.)

History of Long Island, from its first Settlement by
Europeans to the year 1845, with special reference to
its Ecclesiastical concerns. New York, 1845.

PRIMROSE (David).

Scotland's Complaint upon the Death of our late
Soveraigne King James, of most happy memorie, by Mr
D. Prymerose. Edinburgh. Printed by Jon Wreittoim.
1625. (Reprint, by James Maidment) 4to.

PRINCE (John). •

Danmonii Orientales lUustres ; or, the Worthies of
Devon, a Work wherein the Lives and Fortunes of the
most famous Divines, Statesmen, Swordsmen, Physicians,
Writers, and other eminent Persons, Natives of that Pro-
vince, from before the Norman Conquest down to the
present Age are memorized, out of the most approved
authors, both in print and manuscript Illustrated with
their coats of arms. Exeter, 1701. foho.

The Worthies of Devon. New edition, with Notes.
2 vols. Lond. 1810. 4to.

812

PRINCE— PEIVATE BILLS.

PRIIfCE (J. H.)

Original precedents in Conveyancing, with Notes and
Directions for drawing or settling conveyances. Lond.

1818. 8vo.

PEINCE (Thomas).

Chronological History of New England, in the form
of Annals ; with a copious Introduction of striking
Events. New edition. Boston, N.E., 1826. 8vo.

PEINCE (Eev. Thomas).

Extraordinary Events, the Doings of God. Illus-
trated in a Sermon on the General Thanksgiving 18th
July 1745. Edinh. 1746. 8vo.

The Salvations of God in 1746. Set forth in a Ser-
mon. Lond. 1747. 8vo.

PEINCIPALITY OF SCOTLAND.
Memorial concerning the Principality of Scotland.
See Scotland.

Abstract from the Public Eecords. See Ebooeds
(Public).

PEINCIPLES of Life Annuities and Assurances
practically illustrated. By an Accountant Edinh.
1829 8vo.

PEINGLE (Sib John), M.D.

Six Discourses delivered when President of the Eoyal
Society (1773-1778); with Life of the Author by
Andrew Kippis, D.D. Lond. 1783. 8vo.

PEINGLE (Thomas).

The Autumnal Excursion ; with other Poems. Edinb.

1819. 12mo.

Ephemerides ; or Occasional Poems, written in Scot-
land and South Africa. Lond. 1828. 12mo.
African Sketches. 1834. 12mo.

PEINGLE (Walter).

Memoirs of "Walter Pringle of Greenknow ; or some
few of the free Mercies of God to him. Written by
himself. First written over out of the original in 1684,
and from thence carefully transcribed. Edinh. 1723.
12mo.

PEINSEP (C. E.)
Political Economy. See Say (J. B.)
PEINSEP (G. A.)

Eemarks on the External Commerce and Exchanges
of Bengal. Lond. 1823. 8vo.

PEINSEP (Henry T.)

A Narrative of the Political and Military Transactions
•of British India, under the Marquis of Hastings, 1813
to 1818. Lond. 1820 4to.

PEINTING.

A Concise History of the Origin and Progress of
Printing, with Practical Instructions to the Trade
Lmd. 1770.

PRICE (Sir James).

jMemoir of the Life and Character of the Eight Hon.
Edmund Burke, with Specimens of his Poetry and
Letters. Lond. 1824. 8vo.

Memoir of the Life and Character of the Eight Hon.
Edmund Burke. Second edition, enlarged. 2 vols.
Lond. 1826. 8vo.

The Life of Oliver Goldsmith, from a variety of
Original sources. 2 vols. Lond. 1837. 8vo.

Life of the Eight Hon. Edmund Burke. (Bohn's
British Classics.) Lond. 1854. post 8vo.

Life of Edmund Malone, Editor of Shakespeare, with
Selections from his Manuscript Anecdotes. Lond.
1860. 8vo.

PRIOR (Matthew).

Miscellaneous Works. Containing the History of his
Own Times, compiled from his original Manuscripts ;
and a new Collection of Poems. 2 vols. Lond. IT iO. 8vo.

PRISCIANUS.

Prisciani Volumen majus, cum Expositione elegan-
tissima Joannis de Aingre ; insuper Volumen minus et
de Duodecim Carminibus, ac etiam de Accentibus, cum
Expositione Danielis Caietani nunc primum edita, etc.
Venetiis, 1500. folio.

Prisciani Grammatici Csesariensis Libri Omnes.
Venetiis, in mdihus Aldi, 1527. 8vo.

Opera, ad vetustiss. codd. nunc primum coUatorum,
lectt. varietatem notavit, etc., Augustus Krehl. 2 vols.
Lijpsioe, 1819. .8vo.

PRISEXJS (J.) See Price (Sir John).

PRITCHARD (William Tabn).

Analytical Digest of aU the Reported Cases deterr
mined in the High Court of Admiralty of England, etc.,
on Questions of Maritime and International Law. Lond.
1847. royal 8vo.

PRIVATE ANECDOTES of Foreign Courts, by the
Author of the Memoirs of the Princess De LambaUe.
2 vols. Lond. 1827. 8vo.

PRFVTATE BILLS.

Practical Instructions on the passing of private Bills ;
containing the standing orders of the Lords and Com-
mons ; together with forms for documents required by
Parliament. By a Parliamentary Agent. Lo7id. 1825.
8vo.

PEIVATE LETTERS— PROCLAMATIONS.

813

PRIVATE LETTERS. Edited by J. Maidment.
JSee Letters.

PRIVY PURSE EXPENSES.
Books.

See Household

PRIZE ESSAYS on a Congi'ess of Nations, for the
adjustment of International Disputes. Boston, 1840.
8vo.

PROCEEDINGS at a General Meeting of the Loyal
North Britons [Corps of Volunteers] in August 1803 ;
containing the Speeches of Sir James Mackintosh, and
others. Lond. 1803. 8vo.

PROCEEDINGS in an Application at the Treasury,
for an increase of Capital, by the British Linen Com-
pany. Lond. 1813. 8vo.

PROCEZ VERBAL des Conferences pour I'Examen
de rOrdonnance Civile du mois d'Avril 1667, et de
rOrdonnance Criminelles du mois d'AoAt 1670. Paris,
1709. 4to.

PROCLAMATIONS.

A Collection of Royal Proclamations and Orders
of Parliament, printed at Edinburgh between 1640 and
1700. Bound in one Folio volume.

1. Act anent Masteries Men. 1640.— 2, 3.
Acts against Runawayes. 1640. — 4. In-
structions by the Committee of Parliament.
— 5. Act anent Fugitives. 1641. — 6. Expla-
nation of the Scots Commissioners. — 7. Oath
to be taken by Members of Parliament. 1641.
— 8. A Proclamation against two seditious
Books. — 9, 10. Proclamations of Charles I.
Aug. 1C43. — 11. Act containing the tenour
of the Band, etc. 1649.— 12. ParUament of
Scotland proclaiming Charles II. Feb. 1649.
— 13. For three Moneths Maintenance.
March 1649.-14. Two Letters of Charles II.
from Breda. April 1660.-15. Earl of Man-
chester's Speech and His Majesties answer. —
16. Speech of Sir Harbottle Grimston. — 17.
Proclamation against the Rebels in Ireland.
18. Against all seditious Railers and
Slanderers. — 19. Against all Meetings of
Quakers, Anabaptists, etc. 1661. — 20. Act
of Parliament against saying of mass, Jesuits,
Priests, etc. — 21. Proclamation concerning
His Majesties Coronation Pardon. 1661. —
22. Prohibition of Commerce with London
on account of the Plague. July 1665. — 23.
Anent the Prices of Ale. 1666.— 24. Pro-
clamation obhdging Heritors and Masters for

PROCLAMATIONS— Cbn<t«u«rf.

their Tenants and Servants. 1674. — 2S.
Proclamation discharging Levies. 1674. —

26. Regulating the prices of Ale. Deo. 1676<

27. Proclamation against Unlawful Meeting*,
etc. Aug. 1660. — 28. Proclamation obliging
Heritors and Masters, etc. 1077. — 29. Act
discharging Solicitations. 1677. — 30. Act
for securing the public Peace. 1678. — 31.
Proclamation for a public Fast throughout
Scotland. Nov. 1678. — 32. Againit Papists.
1679. — 33. Reward for apprehension of
traitors. 1679. — 34. Reward for the appre-
hension of persons guilty of a late horrid
villany and assassination upon the Town
Mayor of Edinburgh March 1679. — 35.
Proclamation for discovery of the murder of
the Archbishop of St Andrews. — 36. Against
persons being in arms at field-Conventicles.
— 37. Anent the Murthcrers of the late
Archbishop of St Andrews. Sept. 1679. —
38. Concerning the Sale of Beer. 1690.
— 39. Concerning some Fanatical Con-
spirators. — 40. Proclamation indicting a
Parliament. 1681. — 41. For ordering the
Prosecution of all Rebels. 1683. — 42.
Proclamation of Toleration by James VII.
July 1687.

A Collection of Royal Proclamations, Orders of
Parliament, Acts of Assembly, etc., printed at Edin-
burgh between 1676 and 1727. Bound in three Folio

volumes.

Vol. I. 1. King's Letter to Lords of Session, and Act
of Sederunt anent the Clerks of Session.
1676.— 2, 3. Anent denounced Fugitives of
the late Rebellion (1679), with lists. 1684.—
4. Riding of Parliament. 1681.— 5. Act of
Council anent the Test. 1681. — 6. Letters
anent the Peace of the Highlands. 1682. —
7. Collection of the Customs, &c. 1684.
— 8. Anent the Orders in the Parliament
House. 1662.— 9. Anent the Cleansing of
the Streets. 1687.-10,11 Anent Religious
Toleration. 1687.— 12. Act anent Rebels.
1688.-13. Anent the Church of England.
— 14, 16. Containing His Alajesties In-
demnity.— 16. Proclamation upon the Occa-
sion of the designed Invasion. — 17. For
calling out Heretors, &c., for His Majesties
Service. — 18. His Majesties Answer to the
letter of the Privy Council of Scotland. — 19.
For restoring Corporations to their Ancient
Charters, &c. — 20. Anent the Invasion of
the Prince of Orange. 1688. — 21. Declara-
tion of the Prince of Orange concerning the
departure of Papists. 1689.— 22. Speech of

814

PEOCLAMATIONS.

PEOCLAM ATIONS— Continued.

the Prince of Orange. - 23. Calling a Sleeting
of the Estates. — 24. Declaration for keeping
the Peace in Scotland. — 25. The Election of
Commissioners to the Meeting of Estates.
1689. — 26. Proclamation by the King and
Queen in order to their Coronation. 1688. —
27. Acts of the Estates on Defence of the
Kingdom. 1689. — 28. Approving of the Good
Services done by the Town of Glasgow, &c.
— 29. Proclamation calling together the
Militia. — 30. Election of Magistrates in the
Town of Edinburgh. — 31. Proclaiming
William and Mary, King and Queen of Scot-
land.— 32. Against the Owning of King
James. — 33. Act levying Horsemen. — 34.
For a Public Thanksgiving. — 35. Against
the French King. — 36. For Apprehending
Lord Bellendine. — 37. Account of the Ap-
prehending of Sir Adam Blair and Dr Grey.
— 38. Act regulating H.M. Forces.— 39.
Anent the Ministers at Edinburgh. — 40.
Proclamation of Indemnity. — 41. Citing
Ministers who have not prayed for their
Majesties. — 42. For a General Fast. — 43.
For rouping the Excise of Malt, &c. — 44.
Discharging the payments of the Rents of
the Bishopricks. ■ — 45. Adjourning Parlia-
ment.— 46, 47. Letter to the Privy Council
of Scotland for opening the Signet.^-48,
49. For a Voluntary Contribution for the
prisoners in France. — 50. Preventing De-
predations from the Highlanders. — 51.
Regulating the Post-Office. — 52. Preventing
of False Mustures. — 53. Adjourning Parlia-
ment.— 54. Acts concerning the Manufactory
of Wool. 1689.— 55. For sequestrating the
Rents of Rebels. 1690.— 56. For Levying Sea-
men, etc. — 57. Allowing the Depute for the
Privy Seal to subscribe the Writs passing the
same. — 58. H.M.'s Letter to the Privy Coun-
cil of Scotland. — 59-62. Proclamations for
Adjourning Parliament. — 63. For Raising
Pioneers and providing Baggage Horses. —
64. Act Ratifying the Confession of Faith,
etc. — 65. For Apprehending disaffected
persons. — 66. For Securing of the Peace
within the City of Edinburgh and Suburbs.
— 67. For Discharging the Exportation of
Victual. — 68. For Apprehending certain
disaffected Persons. — 69. Act concerning
Patronages. 1690. — 70. Proclamation for a
Publick Thanksgiving. 1690. — 71. For
bringing in the Accompts due by Their
Majesties Forces. 1690. — 72. For Choosing
the Additional Representatives of Barons to
the Parliament. — 73. For a Publick Thanks-
giving. 1690. — 74. For Opening the Mint.
1690.— 75. Adjourning Parliament. — 76, 77.

T'ROCLAM.ATIO'SS— Continued.

Acts Anent a National Fast. — 78. For pro-
viding Magazines of Com, etc., for Their Ma-
jesties Troops. 1690. — 79. For Discharging
the Importation of Victual. 1691. — 80. Proro-
gating the Dyet for Imbringing the Accompts
due by the Forces. — 81. For the Inbringing
of the Hearth Money. — 82. Adjourning
Parliament. — 83. For the Inbringing of the
Hearth Money. — 84. For a National Fast to
be keeped Monethly. — 85. Adjourning Par-
liament.— 86. Anent Persons Travelling. —
87. Discharging the Rendezvouz of the
Militia. — 88. Anent Baggage Horses. — 89.
Intercommuning the Rebels in the Bass. — 90.
Anent the Importing of Horses from Eng-
land.— 91. Of Indemnity. — 92. Adjourning
Parliament. — 93. Anent the Resetters of the
Clan M'Greigour. — 94. Adjourning the
General Assembly. — 95. For a Publick
Thanksgiving. 1691. — 96. Adjourning
Parliament. 1692. — 97. Act concerning the
Oaths of Allegiance. — 98. For Levying of
Seamen. — 99. Adjourning Parliament. — 100.
For a National Monthly Fast. — 101. Anent
Ministers not praying for their Majesties. —
102. Discharging the Importation of Foreign
Victual. — 103. For Securing the Peace in the
Northern Shires. — 104. For a National
Thanksgiving. — 105. Adjourning Parlia-
ment.— 106. Appointing Masters for pre-
serving the Game. — 107. Anent the Beggers.
— 108. For observing the Staple-port at
Camphire. — 109. Anent the Hearth Money.
1 10. For discovering who Robbed the Pack-
quit. — 111. Anent Souldiers Deserting or
MarryingwithoutCertificats.— 112. Adjourn-
ing Parliament. — 113. Appointing a Publick
Thanksgiving. — 114. For Apprehending
Ensign and Sergeant Campbels, and Regu-
lating the Levy of Recruits. 1692. — 115.
Adjourning Parliament. 1693. — 116. Ap-
pointing the Heretors to be in Readiness
upon 48 hours Advertisement. — 117. Dis-
charging the Exportation of Broken Brass
and Copper. — 118. Adjourning Parliament.
— 119. Ordering the Payment of Provisions
for the Forces and redressing Abuses. — 120.
Adjourning Parliament. — 121. Against
Tumults in Edinburgh. — 122. Adjourning
Parliament. — 123. Act Discharging Privy
Counsellours, etc., to remove out of the
Kingdom. — 124. Indemnifying Deserters. —

125. Order anent the Rebels of the Bass. —

126. Letters of Inter-communing against the
Rebels in the Bass. — 127. Act for taking the
Oath of Alledgeance. — 128. Appointing
Persons to Adrainistret the Oath of AUed-
giance and Assurance. — 129. For Settling

PEOCLAMATIOi^S.

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PROCLAMATIONS— Co«(!inMet/.

the Quiet and Peace of the Church. — 103.
Adjourning Parliament. — 131. Anent
Beggers. — 132. Superceding the Monthly
Fast after September. — 133. Indicting a
General Assembly. — 134. Against transport-
ing Corns to France. — 135. For Ransoming
Archibald Bartlemew and James Key,
prisoners with the Turks. — 136. For a
General Thanksgiving. — 137. Adjourning
the General Assembly. — '138. For Imbring-
ing Their Majesties Excise. — 139. Anent
the New Levies. — 140. Adjourning Parlia-
ment. 1693.— 141. Act Against Tumults
and Disorders in CoUedges and Universities.
1694.

Vol. II. 1. Anent Persons Travelling to England without
Passes. 1694. — 2. Proclamation for appre-
hending Fergus Templetoun. — 3. Instructions
anent the New Leveys. — 4. For securing the
Peace of the Highlands. — 5. Anent the New
Levies and Deserters. — 6. Letters Patent in
favours of the Chirurgions and Apothecaries,
— 7. Act Discharging Boats from going to
the Bass, or Furnishing Supplys thereto. — 8.
Proclamation for Adjourning Parliament. —
9, 10. Against the Importing Vitual or
Cattel from Ireland. — 11. For delivering the
Men to be Levyed. — 12. Anent the Horses
and Arms of such as refuse the Oaths. — 13.
Against Deserters. — 14. Peace of the High-
lands.— 15. Anent the Horses and Arms of
such as refuse the Oaths. — 16. For a National
Fast. — 17. Anent this Current Parliament. —
18. Building of a Stone Bridge upon the
Water of Nether-queich. — 19. Anent the
Pole-money. — 20. For Rouping the Rents of
the Hearth-money. — 21. Adjourning Parlia-
ment.— 22. Anent Beggars. — 23. For bring-
ing in the Accompts resting by the Forces to
the Country. — 24. Pole-money and Hearth-
money. — 25. For making up the last Levies.
26. Discharging Persons from the Nether-
lands. — 27. Proclamation about the Pole-
money. — 28. Anent the Currant Parliament.
— 29. AdjoumingParliament. — 30. Appoint-
ing a National Thanksgiving — 31. For
paying the Arrears due by the Forces. — 32.
Adjourning Parliament. — 33. Anent the
Deficients in the last Levy. — 34. Anent
Recruits and Deserters. 1694.— 35. For the
Government in His Majesties name only.
1695. — 36. For a National Humiliation on
the Queen's Death.— 37.— Discharging the
Importing of Salt Beeff from Ireland. — 38.
On Arrears due by the Forces.— 39. Adjoum-
ingParliament.— 40. Indemnifying Deserters.
— 41. Discharging the base Copper Money

PROCLAMATIONS— Conimu/;^.

Coyned in Ireland. — 42. Against the
importing of Irish Vitual.— 43. Against the
Exporting of the Current Coyn. — 44.
Adjourning Parliament. — 45. Adjourning
the General Assembly. — 46. Adjourning
Parliament. — 47. His Majesties Letter to
the Parliament of Scotland. — 48. Speech of
the Marquis of Tweeddale. — 49. Speech of
the Earl of Annandale. — 50. Proclamation
discharging English Clipt-Money.— 51. For
apprehending Patrick Grahame. — 52. For
the Redemption of nine Slaves and Captives
in Barbary. — 53. On Pole-money. — 54.
Adjourning the General Assembly. — 55. For
raising the Rate of Money.— 56. Anent the
Half Ducatdouns and Old Scots Merk-
pieces. — 57. For Collecting the Pole-money.
— 58. In Favours of the Brewers of Edin-
burgh.— 59. On the Pole- money. — 60. On
the Excise.— 61. For a National Thanks-
giving. — 62. On the Pole-money. — 63.
Adjourning Parliament. — 64. Adjourning
the General Assembly. — 65. Discharging the
Importation of Foreign Victual. — 66. Dis-
charging the Melting-down of Current Coin.
— 67. Allowing the Importation of Meal
from Ireland. — 68. Of giving in Limits of
Poleable Persons. 1695.— 69. Act R,.ising
the Rate of Five Shilling Pieces, 1696.— 70.
Discharging Correspondence and Commerce
with France. — 71. Declaring the Un-clipt
Merk-Pieces, etc., to be Currant — 72.
Appointing Collectors of Shires to receive
Clipped Merk-Pieces. — 73. Commission for
Examining Witnesses anent the Importation
of Irish Victual. — 74. Allowing the Impor-
tation of Irish Meal and Gates. — 75. Anent
Recruits, etc. — 76. Proclamation by the
King. — 77. Continuing the Importation of
Irish Meal and Gates. — 78. For Securing the
Kingdom against Invasion. — 79. For the
Out-bringing of Men for the Levy. — 80. For
Calling out the Heretors, etc. — 81. Calling
out the MQitia. — 82. For a day of Humilia-
tion.— 83. Apprehending Persons as having
been in France. — 84. Seising the Horses and
Arms of Papists, etc. — 85. Adjourning
Parliament. — 86. Association stibscribed at
Edinburgh, April 10,1696.-87. For Appre-
hending Sir George Barclay. — 88. Crying
down the English Milned Crowns and Half
Crowns. — 89. Crying down the Silver Scots
■"^ Crown-Pieces, etc. — 90. Causes for a National

Fast. — 91. Proclamation for a National Fast
92. Against Regraiting of Victual, etc. — 93.
Adjourning Parliament — 94. Appointing
Twenty Shillings to be paid for every Boll
of Foreign Victual Imported. — 95. For a

816

PROCLAMATIONS.

FEOCLAMATlOl:^ 8— Continued.

Fast. — 96. For paying in Poll-Money. — 97.
Adjourning Parliament. — 98. For Appre-
hending Henry Every and other Pirates. — 99.
Act anent the Petition of the Magistrates of
Banff. — 100. Proclamation Indemnifying
Deserters. — 101. Act in Favours of
the Ministers and Kirk Session of the
Canongate. — 102. For Adjourning Parlia-
ment. — 103. Appointing Commissioners
of Supply to be Justices of the Peace. —
105. Discharging Persons. to Travel from
Edinburgh without Passes. — 105. Calling
out half the Foot Militia. — 106. Anent
Passes and the appearing of Ships upon the
Coast. — 107. Appointing Heretors to attend
His Majesties Standard. — 108. For a
National Fast. — 109. Causes of a National
Fast. — 110. Calling out One Thousand Men.
1696.— 111. Anent Old Fourteens, Cobbs,
and Fourty Penny-pieces. 1697. — 112. Act
anent Deficients of the Levy. 1695. — 113.
Proclamation Discharging all English Un-
miUn'd Money to pass. — 1 14. For compleat-
ing the Levy. — 115. Anent the Stenting
Unfree Traders. — 116. Anent the Deficients
of the Levies of 1693 and 1695.— 117. For
Adjourning the Parliament. — 118. For the
better Collecting of the Pole-Money — 119.
For a National Fast. — 120. Discharging
Forraign Copper or Brass Coyn. — 121.
Ordaining Duty on Forraign Victual. — 122.
Adjourning Parliament from 18th August to
18th December 1697. — 123. For the
inbringing of the Excise. — 124. Discharging
any Person to correspond with French
Privateers. — 125. For Apprehending Five
Fugitives. — 126. Against Importing Victual
from Ireland. — 127. For Publishing the
Peace betwixt His Majesty and the French
King. — 128. For a National Thanksgiving.
— 129. Letter from the Privy Council of
Scotland to His Majesty upon the Peace. —
130. His Majesties gracious Answer. — 131.
For calling down the French Three-Sous-
Pieces to Three Shillings Scots, etc. — 132.
Against Persons returning from France
without Passes. — 133. Adjourning Parlia-
ment.— 134. Against Bobbers and Vaga-
bonds. 1697. — 135. Against Prophaneness.
1698. — 136. Adjourning Parliament.— 137.
Anent Seminary Priests, Jesuits, etc. — 138.
For Inbringing of the Excise. — 139.
Appointing Skippers to give up Lists of
their Passengers. — 140. Anent the Poor. —
141. Prohibiting the Exportation of Victual.
—142. For a National Fast.— 143. Act of
the Synod of Lothian anent a Fast. — 144,
145. Proclamations Adjourning Parliament.

PEOCLAMATIONS- Continued.

— 146. Against Resetting or Assisting
Thomas and Capt. Simeon Frasers of Beau-
fort.— 147. Against Eegrating of Victual. —
148. On the Pole-money. — 149. Act Proro-
gating the ToUerance for Importing Victual.

150. For Inbringing of the Pole-money. —

151. Against Eegrating of Victual. — 152.
Intimation anent the Current Parliament.
153. Discharging Privy Councellers and
others to go out of this Kingdom. — 154.
Discharging the Transporting of persons ta
the Plantations of Foraignera in America.
1698.-155. For a National Fast. 1699.—
156. Anent the Excise. — 157. Intimation
anent the Current Parliament. — 158. Ad-
journing Parliament. — 159. Anent the Pole-
Money. — 160. For Re-establishing the
Staple-port at Camphire. — 161. Anent
Prices of Victual. — 162. Adjourning Parlia-
ment.— 163. Allowing the free Transporting
of Victual from one Shire to another, etc.,
etc. — 164. Against Exporting of Wool and
Importing of WooUen-Cloath. — 165. Ad-
journing Parliament. — 166. Anent the Poor.
— 167. Anent the Pole. — 168. Adjourning
Parliament. — 169. For a National Thanks
giving. — 170. Discharging the Export of

Victual. — 171, 172. Anent Petitioning.
1699.

Vol. III. 1. Proclamation for a Solemn National Fast
1700. — 2. Act of the General Assembly
anent a Solemn National Fast. — 3, 4, 5.
Proclamations Adjourning Parliament. — 6.
Discharging Bonfires and Illuminations. — 7.
Against a late Resolve as to Forraign Stufis.
— 8. For Apprehending Captains Gavine
Hamilton, K. Mackenzie, and Kenneth
Urquhart. — 9. Act for publishing His
Majesties Letter. — 10. Proclamation for a
Solemn National Fast. — 11. For discouvering
and apprehending House-breakers, &c. — 12^
13. Adjourning Parliament. 1700 . — 14.
For apprehending Walter Herries. 1701. —
15. Against importing Irish Victual. — 16.
Act of the General Assembly for a National
Fast. — 17. Proclamation for a National
Fast. — 18. Adjourning Parliament. — 19.
Signature and Warrand for a new Com-
mission of Justiciary. — 20. Commission for
Securing the Peace of the Highlands. — 21.
Adjourning Parliament. — 22. Anent the
Excise. — 23. Against a Treasonable Paper
lately afiixed upon the Cross of Edinburgh.
—24. Explaining some parts of the Commis-
sion for the Justiciary of the Highlands. —

25. Anent the Staple-Port at Camphire. —

26. Adjourning Parliament. — 27. Act for a

PROCLAMATIONS.

817

PROCLAMATIONS— Con/iHMwZ.

Solemn Fast within the Synod of Lothian. —
28. Proclamation Anent the Old Fourtecn-
Shilling-Pieces, &c. — 29. Address of the
Lords of the Privy Council to the King.
1701. — 30. Adjourning Parliament. 1702.
— 31. Act anent the Building a Harbour at
Lossiemouth. — 32. Against Deserters. — 33.
Her Majesties Letter to the Privy Council.
— 34. Officers of State, etc. — 35. Proclama-
tion of the Right and Title of Queen Ann. —
36. Act of Privy Council, allowing the con-
tinuing of the fonner Seals, &c. — 37.
Adjourning Parliament. — 38. Requiring the
Oath of AUedgiance. — 39. Discharging
Forraign Copper Coyn. — 40. Adjourning
Parliament. — 41. Declaring War against
France and Spain — 42. Act for a National
Fast. — 43. For securing the true Protestant
Religion. — 44. Recognizing Her Majesties
Authority. — 45. Requiring the Oath of
Allegiance. — 46. For a General Collection to
the distressed Inhabitants in Leith. — 47.
Proclamation anent the Post-Offlce. — 48.
Anent the Pole-Money. — 49. Dissolving
Parliament. — 50. Calling a Parliament. — 51.
Act appointing the Oath of Allegiance. — 52.
Adjourning Parliament. 1702. — 53. Against
Profaneness. 1703. — 54. Letter to the Privy
Council. — 55. Proclamations calling a General
Assembly. — 56. Of Indemnity. — 57. Ad-
journing Parliament. — 58. Act Discharging
Foot-men to wear Swords, Order discharging
casting of Squibs. — 59. Proclamation against
such as have gone to France. — 60. Act for a
National Fast. — 61, 62. Adjourning Parlia-
ment. 1703.— 63. Anent Passes. 1704.—
64. Adjourning Parliament. — 65. For appre-
hending Captain John Morray. — 66. For
apprehending Captain James Murray. — 87.
Letter to the Privy Council. — 68. Pro-
clamation Apprehending Seminary-Priests. —
69. Adjourning Parliament. — 70. Act con-
cemingaFast. — 71. Adjourning Parliament.
— 72. Act anent Prest-men. — 73, 74.
Adjourning Parliament. — 75. For a National
Thanksgiving. — 76. Act in favour of William
Baird. — 77. Warrand"! anent Prest-men. —
78, 79. Proclamations adjourning Parlia-
ment.— 80. Levying of Recruits. — 81. Act
for a Contribution in favour of John
Thomson. 1704. — 82. Adjourning Parlia-
ment. 1705. — 83. Against Papists. — 84.
Act anent Destroying Prohibite Goods. —
85. Adjourning Parliament. — 86. Against
Tumults.— 87, 88, 89. Adjourning Parlia-
ment. — 90. Appointing Commissioners of
Supply. — 91. Adjourning Parliament. — 92.
Importation of Irish Victual. — 93. Act anent

PROCLAMATIONS— Co«;/n««?.

Prest-menand Souldiers. 1705.-94. Anent
Intruders into Churches. 1706.-96. Anent
Prest-men.— 96. Anent a Solemn Fast — 97.
For a Levy of Seamen. — 98. Adjourning
Parliament. — 99. Appointing a National
Thanksgiving. — 100-102. Adjourning Par-
liament. — 103. Against Tumults. — 104.
Against Irregular Meetings. — 105. Act
concerning Prayer and Humiliation. 1706.
— 106. Encouraging Seamen. 1708.-107.
For Recruiting. 1708. — 108. Concerning
English Coyn. 1707. — 109. Adjourning
Parliament. 1707.-110. Dissolving Parlia-
ment.— 111. Continuing the Privy CoanciL
— 112. Meeting of Parliament. — 113. Anent
the Excise. — 114. Ensign to be borne at Sea.
— 115. Commission naming Justices of
Peace. — 116. Anent the African-Company. —

117. Act anent English Exchequer Bills. —

118. Anent the Mint. — 119. Meeting of Par-
liament.— 120. Calling in Forreign Coyn. —
121. Act in favour of John Luke. 1707. — 121.
Calling in Scots Crowns. 1708.— 122. Encour-
aging Seamen.— 123, 124. By the Queen.—
125. For a General Fast— 126. Payment of
Quarters. — 127. Proclamations for Recruit-
ing.— 128. For a National Thanksgiving. —
129. Letters Patent in favour of Sufferen by
the late Fire.— 130. Circuit Courts.— 131.
For a General Thanksgiving. — 132. For the
Encouragement of Piety. — 133. Against
Unlawful Intruders. 1708. — 134. Act con-
cerning a Fast. 1709.— 135. Letters Patent
Society for propagating Christian Knowledge.
— 136, 137. Proclamation concerning a
General Thanksgiving. 1709. — 138, 139.
Public Fast. 1710.-140. Act against Pro-
phaneness. — 141. Proclamation for a Public
Thanksgiving. — 142. Solemn Humiliation.
1711. — 143-145. For a Fast. — 146. Dis-
solving Parliament. 1713. — 147. For
putting in Execution the Laws. 1713. —
148. Dissolving Parliament 1714. — 149.
For discovering the Author of a Libel.— 150.
Continuing Officers. — 151. Election of Pee
—152. Oath of Allegiance.— 153, 154. Pro-
claiming George I. — 156. Prayer for King
George. — 156. Requiring Passes for Ships. —
157. The Coronation. — 158. For Suppressing
Riots. 1714. — 159. For the Encouragement
of Piety. 1715. — 160. Act to Secure
Persons Conspiring. 1716. — 161. Proclaim-
ing George II. 1727.

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PROUT (Father), pseudonym of the Rev. Fbawcib
Mahony. ^

The Final Eeliqiies of Father Prout. Collected and
edited by Blanchard Jerrold. Land. 1876. 8vo.

See also Mahony (Rev. F.)

PROUT (Samuel).

Sketches at Home and Abroad : Hints on the Ac-
qiiirement of Freedom of Execution and Breadth of Effect
in Landscape Painting. Lond. 1844. royal 4to.

PEOVIS (William Alfxander).

An Historical and Descriptive Account of the Sus-
pension Bridge constructed over the Menai Strait, in
North Wales ; with a Brief Notice of Conway Bridga
From Designs by, and under the Direction of Thomas
TeKord, F.R.S. Lond. 1828. foUo.

PEUDENTIUS (Aurelius Clemens).

Opera Omnia, nunc primum cum Codd. Vaticanis
collata, prrefatione, variantibus lectionibus, notis, ac
indice aucta et illustrata. 2 vols. Parmce, 1788. folio.

Opera Omnia exeditione Parmensi cum notis et
interpretatione in usum Delphini. 2 vols. Lonrf. 1824.
8vo. (Valpy's Dolphin Classics.)

PRUDHOMME (Louis).

Les Crimes des Reines de France, depuis le commence-
ment de la Monarchie jusqu'i la mort de Marie-
Antoinette. Publides par L. Prudhomme. Nouvelle
edition. Paris. An. ii. de la Republtque [1793]. 8vo.

See Voyage k la Guiane.

PRYCE (George).

A Popular History of Bristol, Antiquarian, Topo-
graphical, and Descriptive, from the earliest period to
the present time. Bristol. 1861. 8vo.

PRYMEEOSE. See Primrose,

820

PEYKNE.

PEYNNE (William).

The Unlovelinesse of Love-Lockes ; or, a Summarie
Discourse prooving the wearing of a Locke or Love-
Locke to be altogether Unseemely and Unlawful!.
Lond. 1628. 4to.

Healthes Sicknesso ; or, a compendious and briefe Dis-
course proving the Drinking and Pledging of Healthes
to be Sinfull and utterly Unlawfull. Lond. 1628. 4to.

Histrio-Mastix, the Player's Scourge or Actor's Tra-
gfedie ; wherein is largely evidenced that popular Stage
Playes are sinfuU, heathenish, lewde, ungodly Spec-
tacles ; besides sundry other articles concerning Dancing,
Dicing, etc. Lond. 1633. 4to.

■ ^ The Unbishoping of Timothy and Titus. Pnnted in
the ^xyears 1636. Eeprinted with Additions. Lond.
1661. ^:»4to.

A Breviatux^of the Prelates' intolerable usurpations,
both upon the K}c;j,g'g Prerogative EoyaU and the Sub-
jects' Liberties. Pu'i^blished by W. Huntley [W. Prynne].
Third edition. Lonci> ' 1637. 4to.

A New Discovery of^" the Prelates' Tyranny, in their
late prosecutions of Mr VvtkikAott, Pry^ Dr Bastwick,
and Mr Burton. Lond. IQil. 4to. ^-^^

A Christian Paradise ; or, a Divine Posie, compiled'
of sundry Flowers of Meditation. Lond. 1641. 4to.

Mount-OrgueU ; or, Divine and Profitable Meditations
raised from these three Leaves of Nature's Volume — 1.
Eockes ; 2. Seas ; 3. Gardens, digested into three distinct
Poems. Lond. 1641. 4to.

The Antipathie of the English Lordly Prelacie both to
EegaU Monarchy and Civill Unity. Loud. 1641. 4to.

The Soveraigne Power of Parliaments and Kingdomes.
Lond. 1643. 4to.

The Popish EoyaU Favourite. Land. 1643.

An Humble Eemonstrance against the Tax of Ship-
money. Lond. 1643. 4to.

The Opening of the Great Scale of England. Lond.
1643.

The Doome of Cowardice and Treachery. Lond.
1643. 4to.

Great Britain's Misery, with the Causes and Cure.
By G. S. Gent. Lond. 1643. 4to.

Eome's Masterpeece ; or, the Grand Conspiracy of the
Pope and his Jesuited Instruments. Lond. IGii. 4to.

Canterburie's Doom ; or, the first part of a Compleat
History of the Commitment, Tryall, Condemnation,
Execution of "WiUiam Laud, late Archbishop of Canter-
bury. Lond. 1646. folio.

PEYNNE (Wilia&m)— Continued.

The University of Oxford's Plea refuted. Lond.
1647. 4to. — Conscientious, Serious, Theological, and
Legal Quaeres propounded to the twice-dissipated, eelf-
created, Anti-Parliamentary Westminster Juncto. Lond.
1660. — Independency Examined, Unmasked, Eefuted.
Lond. 1651. — A Legal Eesolution of Two Important
Quaeres. Lond. 1&56. (Bound in vol. ) 4to.

A Briefe Memento to the present Unparliamentary
Juncto, touching their Intentions to Depose and Execute
Charles Steward, their lawfuU King. Lond. IGiS. 4to.

Mr WiUiam Prynn, his Defence of Stage Plays, or a
retractation of a former Book of his caUed Histrio-
Mastix. [A forgery.] Lond. {Printed in the year
1649.) Eeprinted 1822.

The substance of a Speech made in the House of
Commons, on the fourth of December 1648, touching
the King's Answer to the propositions of both Houses
upon the whole Treaty. Lond. 1649. 4to.

Prynne, the Member, reconcUed to Prynne, the Bar-
rester ; or, an Answer to a scandalous Pamphlet intituled
Prynne against Prynne. Lond. 1649. 4to.

A short Demurrer to the Jewes long discontinued
Eemitter into England. Lond. 1656. 4to.

~*JsAn exact Abridgment of the Eecords in the Tower
of Lon> 'don, from the Eeign of King Edward the Second,
to King Ewtiphard the Third, of all the ParUaments holden
in each King * '^ Eeign, and the several Acts in every
Parliament. Colkc. -^ed by Sir Eobert Cotton. Lond.
1657. foUo.

Thomas Campanella. fe.'Tis Advice to the King of
Spain. With an Admonitoriti;^ Preface by W. Prynne.
Lond. 1659. 4to. -yt^

The Eepublican's and others spui^'ious Good Old Cause,
briefly and truly Anatomized, Lond. 1659. 4to.

A Brief Eegister, Kalendar, and Siu-v'°o3y of the several
Kinds and Forms of aU ParUamentary '\^® Vrits. 3 vols.
Lond. 1659-64. 4to. ^°

A true and perfect Narrative of what 'was acted,
spoken, by Mr Prynne and others, the 7th at '\d 9th of
May last. Lond. 1659. 4to.

A Gospel Plea for the Lawfulness and Contin "uance
of the Antient Setled Maintenance and Tenths ot ^~- the
Ministers of the Gospel. In two parts. Zojic/. 1659-(79'(0.
4to.

An exact Chronological Vindication and Historical
Demonstration of our British, Eoman, Saxon, Danish,
Norman English King's Supreme Ecclesiastical Juris-
diction ; collected out of the Ancient Eecords in the
Tower of London. 3 vols. Lond. 1665-70. folio.

PEYNNE— PTOLEIVLEUS.

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PEYNNE (Wihum)— Continued.

Brief Animadversions on Amendments of, and addi-
tional explanatory Eecords to the fourth part of the
Institutes of the Lawes of England, Compiled by Sir
Ed. Cooke. Lorul. 1669. folio.

Two Letters. One from John Audland, a Quaker, to
William Prynne ; and other, William Prynne's Answer.
By the Author of Hudibras. Lorid. 1672. folio.

PSALMANAZAE (George).

An Historical and Geographical Description of For-
mosa. Together with a Eelation of what happened to
the Author, particularly his Conferences with the
Jesuits. Also the History and Eeasons of his Conver-
sion to Chi'istianity. Land. 1704. 8vo.

Memoirs of * * *, Commonly known by the
name of George Psahnanazar, a reputed Native of For-
mosa, written by himself, in order to be pubHshod after
his Death. Land. 1764. 8vo.

Memoirs of George Psalmanazar. Written by him-
self. Lond. 1765. 8vo.

PSALMS.

The Psalmes of David in Meeter ; with the Prose ;
Whereunto is added Prayers commonly used in the
Kirke and private houses [commonly called Knox's
Liturgy], The Catechisme or maner to teach Children
the Christian Eeligion, by John Calvin. Edinh.
Andro Haji, 1611, Svo.

The Psalmes of David in Prose and Meeter, with their
whole Tunes, in foure or more parts, and some Psalmes
in Eeports. Whereunto is added many godly Prayers,
and an exact Kalendar. Edinh. 1635. Svo.

The Psalmes of King David, translated [into English
verse] by King James. Lond. 1637. Svo.

The Book of Psalms in Metre, close and proper to
the Hebrew, smooth and pleasant for the metre, to be
simg in usual and known tunes. Newly translated, etc.
By William Barton, Master of Arts. Lond. 16S2.
12mo.

The Book of Psalms in an English Metrical Version,
founded on the basis of the authorized Bible Translation,
with Notes critical and illustrative. By the Eight Eev,
Eichard Mant, Bishop of Down and Connor. Oxford,
1S24, Svo.

The Book of Psahns. Translated into English Verse,
and illustrated with practical and Explanatory Notes,
by Edward Garrard Marsh. Lond. 1832. Svo.

VBA.IMB— Continual.

The Book of the Psalms of David, in English Blank
Verse, being a Now Poetical Arrangement of the sweet
Songs of Israel, adapted to the use of general Eeaders,
by the Eev, George Musgrave. Lmd. 1833. Svo.

The Authorized Version of the Psalms of David in
Metre, Embossed for the use of the Blind. 2 vols.
Glasgow (Printed in the Asylum). 1838. 4to.

Notices regarding the Metrical Versions of the Psalms
received by the Church of Scotland (reprinted from the
Appendix to Principal Baillie's Letters and Journals,
by David Laing.) Edinb. 1842. small 8vo.

Translation of the Book of Psalms from the Original
Hebrew, with explanatory notes by William French,
D.D., and the Eev. George Skinner. Cambridge, 1842.
Svo.

A Literal Translation of the Book of Psalms ; intended
to illustrate their poetical and moral structure ; with
Dissertations by the Eev. John Jebb. 2 vols, in 1.
Lond. 1846. Svo.

Specimens of an improved Metrical Version of the
Psalms, with Notes, critical, philological, and explana-
tory, by William Eae. Edinb. 1850. Svo.

The Psalms in a new Version, fitted to the Tunes
used in Churches. By M. Montagu. Lond. 1851
12mo.

The Scottish Metrical Psalter of a.d. 1645, reprinted
in fuU from the Original Work ; illustrated by Disserta-
tions, Notes, and Facsimiles : and edited by the Eev.
Neil Livingston. Glasgow, 1864. folio.

The Book of Psalms, literally rendered in English
verse, by the Marquis of Lome. Lond. 1877. Svo.

Psalms set to Music. See Mabcbllo (Benedetto).
DiBDiN (Henry Edward).

PTOLEMJEUS (Claudius).

Liber Quadripartiti Ptholemei Centiloquium Ejus-
dem, et alii tractatus. Venetiis, 1493, folio.

Geogi-aphia, cum Tabulis. Argentorati, 1522. folio.

Opus Geographiae, novitur castigatum, cum Tabolis.
Argentorati, 1522. folio.

Theatrum Geographise. Tomus prior in quo CL Pto-
lomsei Alexandrini Geographise Libri VIII. Gr. et Lat. ;
Grseca ad codices Palatinos coUata, aucta, et emcndata
sunt; Latina infinitis locis correcta, opera Petri Bertii.
Tomus Posterior in quo Itinerarium Antonini Inipera-
toris, Itinerarium a Burdigala Hierosolymam usque.
Tabula Peutingeriana, etc., edente P. Bertio. (2 vols,
in 1.) Amstelodami, 1618-19. folio.

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PTOLEM^US— PULCI.

PTOLEM^EUS (Ci^vrnvs)— Continued.

Geographia, Graece, edidit 0. E. A. Nobbe. 3 vols.
Lipsite, 1843-45. 18mo.

Orbis Autiquse Tabulae Geograpbicse secundum CI.
Ptolemeeum, cum Indice Philologico Locorum, etc.
Amstelodami, 1730. folio.

Harmonicorum Libri Tres, ex Codd. MSS. undecim,
nunc primum Gra3ce, Joh. Wallis, S.T.D., recensuit,
edidit, versione et notis illustravit et auctarium adjecit.
Oxonii, 1682. 4to.

CEuvres de Claude Ptolemde, Traduites du Grec en
Frangais (avec le text Grec) par M. L'Abb6 Halma. 7
vols. Paris, 1813-28. 4to.

See Eeqiomontanus (J.) Valla (G.)

PUBLIC GEl^EEAL STATUTES affecting Scot-
land. See Scotland.

PUBLIC RECOEDS. See Eecords (Public).
See also Eeports.

PUBLIC CHAEACTEES of the Year 1828. Lond.
1828. 8vo.

PUCHTA (Georo Fribdrich).

Kleine Civilistiche Scbriften. Gesammelt und beraus-
gogeben von Dr A A. F. Eudorff. Leipzig, \?>5\. 8vo.

Cursus der Institutionen. Fiinfte neu vermehrte
Auflage besorgt von Dr A. Eudorff. 3 vols. Leipzig,
1854-56. 8vo.

Pandekten. Siebente Auflage von Dr A. Eudorff.
Leipzig, 1853. 8vo.

Vorlesungen iiber das beutige Eomische Eecbt. Aus
dessen Nachlass herausgegeben von Dr Adolf A. F.
Eudorff. 2 vols. Leipzig, 1854. 8vo,

PUCELLE.

L'Oracle de la Pucelle d'Orleans. Pam, 1614.
small 8vo.

PUCKLE (James).

England's Interest ; or, a Brief Discourse of the Eoyal
Fishery. Lmid. 1696. 12mo.

PUCKLE (James), N.P.

The Club ; or, a Grey-Cap for a Green Head, contain-
ing Maxims, Advice, and Cautions, being a Dialogue,
interspers'd with Characters. Lond. {circa 1740).
12 mo.

PUCKLEE-MUSKAU (FCrst Hermann)
Tour in England, Ireland, and France, in the years
1828 and 1829 ; in a series of Letters by a German
Pi'ince. (2 vols.) — Tour in Germany, Holland, and
England, in the years 1826-28. (2 vols.) 4 vols.
Lmid. 1832. 8vo.

PUFENDOEF (Samuel).

De Eebus Gestis Friderici "Wilhelmi Magni, Electoris
Brandenburgici Commentariorum Libri XIX. 2 vols.
Berolini, 1695. folio.

Histoire du Eegne de Charles Gustave, Eoy de Suede,
comprise en sept Commentaires, enriches de Tailles-
douces, traduite en rran9ois sur le Latin de M. le Baron
Samuel de Puffendorf. 2 vols. Nuremberg, 1697.
folio.

De Jure Naturae et Gentium, Libri VIIL, cum integiis
commentariis virorum clariss. J. N. Hertii atque J.
Barbeyraci: accedit Eris Scandica, recensuit et animad-
versionibus illustravit Gottfr. Mascovius. 2 vols.
Francofurti, 1759. 4to.

The Law of Nature and Nations ; translated by Basil
Kennet, D.D. ; with a Prefatory Discourse and Notes
by M. de Barbeyrac. Lond. 1740. folio.

An Introduction to the History of the principal
States of Europe ; begun by Baron Puffendorff, and
continued by M. de la Martinieres. 2 vols. Lond.
1764. 8vo.

See also Grace (Thomas F. de).

PUGIN (Augustus).

Examples of Gothic Architecture, selected from various
Antient Edifices in England. Second edition, with
corrected plates. 3 vols. Lond. 1838. 4to.

PUGIN (A. Welby).

Details of Antient Timber Houses of the 15th and
16th Centuries, selected from those existing at Eouen,
Caen, Beauvais, etc., drawn on the spot and etched by
A. Welby Pugin. 1836.— 2. Gothick Furniture in the
style of the 15th Century. 1835. — 3. Designs for
Gold and SUversmiths. 1836. — 4. Designs for Iron
and Brass Work, in the style of the 15th and 16th
Centuries. 1836. In one vol. 4to.

PUIGBLANCH (Antonio).

The Inquisition Unmasked; or, .an Account of that
tremendous Tribunal, founded on authentic documents,
translated by WiUiam Walton. 2 vols. Lond. 1816.
8vo.

PUISSANT (L.)

Traits de Topographie, d'Arpentage, et de NiveUe-
ment. Paris, 1807. 4to.

PULCI (LuiGi).

Morgante Maggiore. Nuovamente stampato et corretto
per M. Lodovico Domenichi. Vinegia, 1545. 4to.

Morgante Maggiore. Firenze, 1732. 4to.
See also Parnaso Italiano. Vols. 7-9.

PULLAN— PUKITANS.

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PULLAN" (It. PoppLEWonTH).

Byzantine Architecture. See Tbxibb (Charles).

PULLEE (Chkistopher).

Eeports of Cases. See Bosanquet (J.)

PULLER mMOTHY), D.D.

The Moderation of the Church of England considered
as useful for allaying the present distempers which the
indisposition of the Time hath contracted. Lond. 1679.
8vo.

PULLEYN ("William).

The Etymological Compendium ; or, Portfolio of
Origins and Inventions. Lond. 1828. 12mo.

Churchyard Gleanings and Epigrammatic Scraps.
Lond. n.d. 8vo.

PULLIKG (Alexander).

Compendium of the Law and Usage of Mercantile
Accounts ; with Supplement, containing the Law of
Joint-Stock Companies' Accounts. Lond. 1850. 12mo.

PULPIT.

The Scottish Pulpit : Sermons by eminent Scottish
Divines. 5 vols. Glasgow, 1839. 8vo.

Pulpit Memorials : Photographs and Specimen Ser-
mons of Congregational Ministers. With brief Memoirs
by several friends. Edited by E. J. Evans and W. F.
Humdall. Lond. 1878. 8vo.

PULSEORD ("William), D.D.
Sermons preached in Trinity Church, Glasgow.
Glasgow, 1873. 12mo.

PULTENEY (Richard), M.D.

Historical and Biographical Sketches of the Progress
of Botany in England, from its origin to the introduc-
tion of the Linnean System. 2 vols. Lond. 1790. 8vo.

PULTENEY ("William).

Considerations on the present state of Public Affairs,
and the means of raising the necessary supplies. Edinh.
1779. 8vo.

PULTON (Fardinando).

A Collection of Sundrie Statutes frequent in use,
with Notes and References. Lond. 1632. folio.

PUNCTUATION.

An Essay on Punctuation. Lond. 1785. 12mo.

PUNJAUB.

History of the Punjab, and of the Rise, Progress, and
present condition of the Sect and Nation of the Sikhs.
2 vols. Lond. 1846. post 8vo.

General Report on the Administration of the Punjaub
for the years 1849-50, and 1850-51. Lond. 1854.
folio.

PURCILA.S (Samuel).

His Pilgrimes, in five Bookea. The first, Contayning
the "Voyages and Peregrinations made by ancient Kings.
The second, a description of all the Circum-Navigations
of the Glbbe. The third, Navigations and Voyages of
English-men alongst the Coasts of Africa. The fourth,
English Voyages beyond the East Indies. The fifth.
Navigations, etc., of the English in the Easteme parts
of the "World 5 vols. Lond. 1625-26. folio.

PURITAN DISCIPLINE TRACTS.

An Epistle to the Terrible Priests of the Convoca-
tion House, by Martin Mar-Prelate, Gentleman. Re-
printed, with an Introduction and Notes. Lond. 1854.
post 8vo.

An Epitome of the First Book of Dr John Bridges'
Defence of the Government of the Church of England
in Ecclesiastical Matters, by Martin Mar-Prelate. Re-
printed with an Introduction and Notes. Lond. 1843.
post 8vo.

Pap with a Hatchet ; being a Reply to Martin Mar-
Prelate. Reprinted, with an Introduction and Notes.
Lond. 1844. post 8vo.

Hay any "Worke for Cooper ; being a Reply to the
" Admonition to the People of England," by Martin
Mar-Prelate. Reprinted, with an Introduction and
Notes. Lond. 1845. post 8vo.

An Almond for a Parrot ; being a Reply to Martin
Mar-Prelate. Reprinted, with an Introduction and
Notes. Lond. 1846. post 8vo.

An Admonition to the People of England ; against
Martin Mar-Prelate, by Thomas Cooper, D.D., Bishop of
"Winchester. Lond. 1847. post 8vo.

A Brief Discourse of the Troubles begun at Frank-
fort. See Frankfort.

PURITANS.

Selections of the "Works of the English Puritan
Divines. Edinh. 1845.

History of the Puritans in England ; and the Pilgrim
Fathers. Lond. 1840. 12mo.

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PUERING— PYNE.

PUEEING (Gilbert).

Memoirs of the Life and Character of Gilbert Puning,
younger of Caernarvon, with important ohservations on
modem fashionable education. Edinh. 1805. 8vo.

PUESUITS OF LITEEATUEE : a Satirical Poem.
(Anon.) See Mathias (T. J.)

PUENELL (Thomas).
Literature and its Professors.
Svo.

Lond. 1867. post

PUEVES (Georgb), LL.D.

AU Classes Productive of National Wealth ; or the
Theories of Quesnai, Smith, and Gray, analysed and
examined. Lond. 1817. 8vo.

Gray versus Maltlius : the Principles of Population
and Production Investigated. Lond. 1818. Svo.

PUSEY (Eev, E. B.)

An Historical Enquiry into the Probable Causes of
the Eationalist Character, lately predominant in the
Theology of Germany. 2 vols. Lond. 1828-30.
Svo.

PUTEANUS (E.)

Pompa Funeris Principis Alberti Pii, Archiducis
Austrise. See Austria.

PUTNAM (Georgk Palmer).

American Facts : Notes and Statistics relative to the
United States of America. Lond. 1845. small 8vo.

PUTNAM (John Phelps).
Digest.

PUTTENHAM (George).
The Art of English Poesie.
1811. 4to.

See United States,

New edition. Lond.

PUTTEE (John Stephen).

An Historical Development of the present Political
Constitution of the Germanic Empire. Translated from
the German, with Notes, etc., by Josiah Domford
LL.D. 3 vols. Lond. 1790. Svo.

PYM (Bedford), Commander; R.N.

The Gate of the Pacific. Lond. 1863. Svo.

PYNE (W. H.)

The History of the Eoyal Eesidences of Windsor
Castle, St James's Palace, Carlton House, Kensington
Palace, Hampton Court, Buckingham House, and Frog-
more. Illustrated by one hundred highly finished and
coloured Engravings, Facsimiles of Original Drawings
by the most eminent Artists. 3 vols. Lond. 1819.
4to.

Wine and Walnuts. See Hardcastle (Ephraim).

QUADKIENNIUM JACOB!— QUICK.

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Q

QUADRIENNIU]\[ JACOBI ; or, the History of
the ReigQ of King James II., from his first coming to
the Crown to his Desertion. Lotid. 1689. 18mo.

QUAKERS.

Narrative of Events that have lately taken place in
Ireland among the Society called Quakers, with corres-
ponding Documents. Lond. 1804. 8vo.

Rules of Discipline of the Religious Society of Friends,
with Advices, being Extracts from the Minutes and
Epistles of their Yearly Meetings held in London from
its first Institution. Lond. 1834. 4to.

Bibliotheca Anti-Quakeriana. Sea Smith (Joseph).

Descriptive Catalogue of Friends' Books. See Smith
(Joseph).

QUARLES (Francis).

Emblems, Divine and Moral ; The School of the
Heart ; and Hieroglyphics of the Life of Man. Lond.
1866. 12mo.

QUARTERLY REVIEW from its commencement
inl809. 148vols. Zowf?. 1809-1880. (Continued.) 8vo.

QUATREFAGES (A de).
The Human Species. Lond.
national Scientific Series.)

1879. 8vo. (Inter-

QUATREMfiRE DE QUINCY (Ant. Chrysost.).

De 1' Architecture Egyptienne, considi^rde dans son
origine, ses principes et son goflt, et compar^e sous les
mgmes rapports h. 1' Architecture Grecque. Paris, 1803.
4to.

Monuments et Ouvrages d'Art Antiques restitu^s
d'apres les Descriptions des Ecrivains Grecs et Latins,
et accompagnds de Dissertation Archreoligiques. 2 vols.
in 1. Paris, 1829. 4to.

Histoiro de la Vie et des Ouvrages des plus celfebres
Architectes du XP Sifecle, jiisqu' a la fin du XVIIP.
2 vols. Paris, 1830. 8vo.

Canova et ses Ouvrages, ou M6moires Historiques
sur la Vie et les travaux de ce c(516bre Artiste. Paris,
1834. royal 8vo.

History of the Life and Works of Rafi'aello. Trans-
lated from the third Paris edition by William Hazlitt.
With Duppa's Life of Michel Angelo. Lond. 1846.
12mo. (Bogue's European Library.)

The same. Illustrated. /yOJid. 1876. 12mo. (Bohn's
Illustrated Library.)

QUEKETT (John).

A Practical Treatise on the use of the Microscope, in-
cluding the different methods of preparing and examining
Animal, Vegetable, and Mineral Structures. Lmd.
1848. 8vo.

QU£RARD (J. M.)

La France Littoraire, ou Dictionnaii'e Bibliographique
des Savants, Historiens et Gens de Lettres de la France,
aiusi que des Litterateurs Etrangers qui ont iScrit en
Frangais, particuli6rement pendant les XVIII* et XIX'
Si6cles. 10 vols. Paris, 1827-39. 8vo.

La Litt^rature Franfaise Contemporaine. Continua-
tion de la France Litt(5raire. Dictionnaire Biblio-
graphique, etc., accompagnd de Biographies et de notes
par M. F61ix Bourquelot et M. Alfred ilaury. 5 vols.
Paris, 1842-54. 8vo.

La France Littdraire. Corrections, Additions, Auteurs
Pseudonymes et Anonymes. 2 vols. Paris, 1854-64.

Le Qu^rard. Archives d'Histoire Littoraire de
Biographic et de Bibliographic Francjaises. Compldment
P^riodique de la France Littdraire. Paris, 1855-56.
8vo.

Les Supercheries Litt<5raires Devoildes. Seconde
edition, considdrablement augment^e, publico par MM.
Gustavo Brunet et Pierre Jannot. Suivie du Diction-
naire des Ouvrages Anonymes par Ant Alex. Barbier.
Troisifcme Edition augmentde par M. Olivier Barbier.
7 vols. 1869-70. 8vo.

QUESNAY (FRANgois).

Le Droit Nature!. See Political Economt.

QUESNEL (Pasquier).

The Gospels, with moral Reflexions on each verse.
With an introductory Essay by the Rev. Daniel
Wilson. 3 vols. Glasgow, 1830. 12mo.

QUEVEDO VILLEGAS (D. Francisco de).

Obras, Vida, y Obras Posthumas. 6 vols. Madiid,
1772. 4to.

Works of Don Francisco de Quevedo. Translated
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QUICK (Rev. John).

Synodicon in Gallia Reformata; or, the Acts, De-
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of the Reformed Churches in France. Lond. 1692.

2 vols, folio.

5m

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Oriens Christianus, in quatuor Patriarchatas digestus ;
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QUILLIEN (F.)

Dictionnaire des Peintres Espagnols.
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Paris, 1816.

QUILLINAN (Mrs).

Journal of a few months' Residence in Portugal, and
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QUIN (Michael J.)

A Visit to Spain ; detailing the transactions which
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QUIN (Walter) of Dublin.

Corona Virtutum Principe dignarum ex variis Philo-
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QUINAULT (Philippe).

Theatre de Quinault, contenant ses Tragedies,
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QUINCY (Josiah), LL.D.
History of Harvard University. 2 vols.
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Cambridge

QUINCY (Le Marquis de).

Histoire Militairo du Eegne de Louis le Grand, Roy
de France, enrichie des Plans necessaires. On y a joint
nn Traits particulier de Pratiques de I'Ait Militaire.
7 vols. Paris, 1726. 4to.

QUINTAiSrA (Geronimo de).

Historia de la Antiguedad, Nobleza, y Grandeza de la
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QUINTANA (Manuel Josef).

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QUINTILIANUS (Marcus Fabius).

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Majores et CXLV. Minores. Et Calpurnii Flacci De-
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Lexicon et Indices continens, curavit Ed. Bonnellus.
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1856. 12nio. (Bolin's Classical Library.)

Quintilien, de I'lnstitution de I'Orateur. Traduit par
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QUINTUS CURTIUS. See Curtius.

QUINTUS SMYENiEUS.

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EABANUS— KADCLIFFE.

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R

RABANUS MAURUS (ARcniBP. Moguntinus).
De Laudibus Sancte Crucis Opus, eruditione versu
prosaque mirificum. Argentinw, 1501. folio,

RABAUT DE SAINT-ETIENNE (J. P.)

Lettres a Monsieur Bailly, sur I'Histoire Primitive
de la Grfcce. Parw, 1787. 8vo.

RABBI (Carlo Costanzo).

Sinonimi, ed Aggiunti Italiani, raccolti dal Padre
Costanzo Rabbi, Bolognese. Ultima edizione accresciuta
di prosastica Frasologia dal P. Alessandro Maria
Bandiera. Parma, 1778. 4to.

RABELAIS (Francois).

CEuvres de Maitre Frangois Rabelais, avec des Re-
marques liistoriques, et critiques, de M. Le Duchat.
3 vols. Amsterdam, 1741. 4to.

Giuvres ; suivies des Eemarques, publi^es en Anglois
par M. Le Motteux, et trad, en Frangois par C. D. M.,
Nouvelle edition, ornde des gravures. 3 vols. Paris,
An. 6 [1798J. Svo.

The Whole Works of Rabelais ; or, the Lives, Heroic
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out of French by Sir Thomas TJrchard, Mr Motteux,
and others. 2 vols. Land. 1708. Svo.

Works, translated from the French, with explanatory
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Lond. 1807. Svo.

The Romance of Gargantua and Pantagruel, translated
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Urquhart of Cromarty, Knight. Reprmted from the
original editions. [Edited by Theodore Martin.]
Edinh. 1838. 4to.

The Works of Rabelais, translated from the French
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2 vols. Lond. 1849. 12mo. (Bohn's Library.)

The Works of Rabelais, faithfidly translated from
the French. With variorum notes and illustrations, by
Gastave Dore. Lond. n.d. Svo.

EABUTIN (Roger de), Comte de Biissy.

The Amorous History of the Gauls. Translated into
English. Lond,\125. 12mo.

Memoires, et fEuvres m616es. 3 vols. Amsterdam,
1711. 12mo.

Lettres, avec les Reponses. .5 vols. Paris, 1721.
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RACCOLTA di Composizioni diverse sopra alcune
Controversio Letterario inaorte vella Toscana nel cor-
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RACCOLTA D'AUTORI che trattano del Moto
deir Acque. Edizione seconda, corretta, ed illustrata con
Annotazioni, per gli Studiosi di questa Scienza. 9 voIb.
Firenze, ^ 765-1 774. 4to.

RACCOLTA DEI DISEGNI delle Fabbriche Regie
de' Bagni di Montecatini nella Valdiuievole. Firenze,
1787. large folio.

RACCOLTA DI POEMETTI Didascalici. See

POETI ItALIANI.

RACZYJ^SKI (Lb Comte Edouakd).

Le Medailler de Pologne, ou Collection de M^dailles
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RACINE (Jean).

(Euvres de Racine. 3 vols. Paris, 1760. 4to.
Qiuvres. Avec des commentaires par M. Luneau de
Boisjermain. 7 vols. Paris, 1768. Svo.

RADCLIFF (Rev. Thomas).

A Report of the Agriculture of the County of Kerry,
Dublin, 1814. Svo.

RADCLIFFE (Ann).

The Castles of Athlin and Dunbayne : a Highland
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Gaston de Blondeville : a Romance ; St Alban's
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The Itlysteries of Udolpho : a Romance. 4 vols.
Lond. 1795. 12mo.

The Romance of- the Forest, interspersed with some
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A Sicilian Romance. 2 vols. Land. 1796. 12mo.

The Italian ; or, the Confessional of the Black Peni-
tents. 3 vok Lond. 1797. 12mo.

RADCLIFFE (Charles Blaxu), JLD.
Dynamics of Nerve and Muscle. Lond. 1871. Svo.
Vital Motion as a Mode of Physical Motion. Lend.
1876. Svo.
RADCLIFFE (Sir George).
Life of Strafford. See Strafford (Earl of).

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EADEMAKEE— EAINY.

EADEMAKER (Abr.)

Het Verheerlykt Nederland of Kabinet von Heden-
daagsche Gezigten van Steden, Dorpen, Sloten, Adelyko
Huizen, Kerken, etc., in en omtrent alio de byzondere
Vereenigde Nederlandsche Provincien. 10 parts in
5 vols. Amsterdam, 1745-74. 4to.

EADICATI (Albert), Comtc do Passeran.
Eecueil de Pieces Curieuses sur les matieres les plus
int6ressantes. Rotterdam, 1736. 8vo.

EADOWITZ (J. von).

Die Devisen und Motto des spateren Mittelalters.
Ein Beitrag sur Spruchpoesie. Stuttgart, 1850. 8vo.

EAE (Edward).

The Land of the North "Wind ; or, Travels among
the Laplanders and the Samoyedes. Land. IS7 5. 8vo.

The Country of the Moors ; a Journey from Tripoli
in Barbary to the City of Kairwdn. Lond. 1877. 8vo.

EAE (Peter).

The History of the Eebellion raised against King
George, by the Friends of the Popish Pretender (1715),
by Peter Eae. Dumfries, 1718. 8vo.

EAE (William). See Psalms.

EAEBUEN (Sir Henry), E.A.

Portraits by Sir Henry Eaebum, Photographed by
Thomas Annan. "With Biographical Sketches. Edinh.
1875. royal 4to.

EAFFEI (Stefano).

Monumenti Antichi. See Winkelmann (J. J.)

EAFFENEL (C. D.)

Histoire des dvenemens de la Grece, depuis les premiers
troubles jusqu' k ce jour. Pam, 1822. 8vo.

EAFFLES (Thomas), D.D.

Letters during a Tour through some parts of France,
Switzerland, Germany, and the Netherlands, in the
Summer of 1817. Liverpool, 1818. 12mo.

EAFFLES (Sir Thomas Stamford).

History of Java. Particularly in the Government of
Java, 1811-16, and of Bencoolen and its dependencies,
1817-24. 2 vols. Lond. 1817. 4to.

Memoir of the Life and Public Services of Sir Thomas
Stamford Eaffles. By his Widow. Lond. 1830. 4to.

EAGMAN EOLLS. See Scotland.

EAGUSE (Due de).

Voyage du Mardchal Due de Eaguse en Hongrie, en
Transylvanie, dans la Eussie Meridionale, en Crim^e, et
sur les bords de la Mer d'Azofif, a Constantinople, dans
quelques parties de I'Asie-Mineures, en Syrie, en Pales-
tine, et en lilgypte, 1834-1835 ; et en Sicilc. 5 vols.
Pans, 1837-1838. 8vo.

EAGUSE (Due D^)—Cwitinued.

M^moires du Mardchal Mannont, Due de Eaguse, de
1792-1832, imprimis sur le Manuscrit original de
I'Auteur. 9 vols. Paris, 1857. 8vo.

EAIKES (Eev. Henry).

Memoir of the Life and Services of Vice-Admiral Sir
Jahleel Brenton, Bart. Lond. 1846. 8vo.

EAIKES (Thomas).

A Visit to St Petersburg, in the Winter of 1829-30.
Lond. 1838. 8vo.

France since 1830. 2 vols. Lond. 1841. 8vo.

EAILWAY ACTS.

Collection of the Public General Acts relating to
Eailways in Scotland, 1838-1845. Westminster, 1845.
12mo.

EAILWAY CASES.

Cases relating to Eailways and Canals, argued and
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1842, by Henry L Nicholl, Thomas Hare, and John
M. Carrow. The same, continued from 1842 to 1851,
by J. M. Carrow, Lionel Oliver, Edward Bevan, and
Thomas Lefroy. 6 vols. Lond. 1840-1852. royal 8vo.

A CoUectiou of Cases decided under the 2d Section of
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Eegulation of Eailway Act, 1873, by Ealph Neville and
Walter H. Macnamara. Vols. L, II., and III., Part 1.
Lond. 1874-78.

EAINE (Eev. James).

A Brief Account of Durham Cathedral, with Notices
of the Castle, University, City Churches, etc. New-
cccstle, 1833. 12mo.

Saint Cuthbert ; with an Account of the State in
which his Remains were found upon the opening of his
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1828. 4to.

The History and Antiquities of North Durham, as
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lington, which, from the Saxon period until the year
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Durham, but are now united to the County of Northum-
berland. Lond. 1852. folio.

EAINIEE (Eear-Admiral).

A Synopsis of the Prices of Wheat, and of the Cir-
cumstances affecting them. Lond. 1823. folio.

EAINY (Egbert), D.D.

Three Lectures on the Church of Scotland, with espe-
cial reference to the Dean of Westminster's recent
Course on that subject. Edinh. 1872. 8vo,

EAINY— RAMDOHIi.

889

EAINY (Robert), B.I).— Continued.

Life of William Cunningham, D.D., Principal and
Professor of Theology and Church History, New College,
Edinburgh. By the Eev. Robert Eainy, D.D., and the
Eev. James Mackenzie. Land. 1871. 8vo.

RAITHBY (John).

Index to the Statutes at Large, from the Magna
Charta to the forty-ninth year of George III. inclusive.
Lond. 1814. 4to.

The Study and Practice of the Law considered in
their various relations to Society. Loiid, 1816. 8vo.

RALEIGH (Alexander), D.D.
The Little Sanctuary, and other Meditations. Lond.
1872. Bvo.

EALEIGH (Sib Walter).

Works, Political, Commercial, and Philosophical, to-
gether with his Letters and Poems : the whole never
before collected together, to which is prefixed a New
Account of his Life, by Tho. Birch. 2 vols. Land.
1751. Bvo.

Works, now first Collected. To which are prefixed
the Lives of the Author, by Oldys and Birch. 8 vols.
Oxfm-d, 1829. 8vo.

The Discovery of the large, rich, and beautiful Empire
of Guiana, with a relation of the great and golden city
of Manoa. Lond. 1596. 4to.

The History of the World, in Five Books. To which
is prefix'd the Life of the Author, by Mr Oldys ; also
his Trial, with some Additions, etc. 2 vols. Lond.
1736. folio.

Poems by Sir Walter Raleigh, edited by the Rev.
John Hannah. See Wotton (Sir H.)

Declaration of the demeanour and carriage of Sir
Walter Raleigh, as well in his Voyage as in and since
his Return. Lond. 1618. 4to.

RALPH (Benjamin). See Raphael.

RALPH (James).

The History of England during the Reigns of
K. WiUiam, Q. Anne, and K. George I. ; with an
Introductory Review of the Reigns of the Royal
Brothers, Charles and James, in which are to be found
the Seeds of the Revolution. By a Lover of Truth
and Liberty. 2 vols. Lond. 1744. folio.

The Other Side of the Question ; or, an attempt to
rescue the characters of the Royal Sisters, Queen Mary
and Queen Anne, out of the hands of the Duchess
Dowager of Marlborough. Lond. 1 742. 8vo.

RALPH (James) — Continued.

A Review of a late Treatise, entitled An Account
of the conduct of tho Dowager DucheM of Marl-
borough ; in which many misrepresentations are
detected, especially such as relate to the reigna of
King William and Queen Marj'. Lond. 1742.
Bvo.

A Continuation of the Review; in which many
misrepresentations are detected, especially such as
relate to the reign of Queen Anne. Lmid. 1742.
Bvo.

Tho Case of Authors by profession or trade Stated,
with regfird to Booksellers, the Stage, and the Public.
Lmd. 1762. Bvo.

RALSTON (W. R. S.)

The Songs of the Russian People, as illustrative of
Slavonic Mythology and Russian Social Life. Lond.
1872. Bvo.

Russian Folk-Tales. Lond. 1873. Bvo.

RAM (James).

A Practical Treatise of Assets, Debts, and Incum-
brances. Lond. 1832. Bvo.

The same. Second edition, enlarged. Loml. 1837.
Bvo.

The Science of Legal Judgment. Lond. 1834.
Bvo.

RAMBLE AMONG THE MUSICIANS of Ger-
many, giving some Account of the Operas of Munich,
Dresden, Berlin, etc. By a Musical Professor. Lond.
1828. Bvo.

RAMBLER (The). From its commencement in
March 20, 1750, to March 17, 1752. (Original edition,
Published in numbers.) Bound in 3 vols. Lund,
folio.

RAMBLES IN ISTRIA, Dalmatia, and Monten^ro,
by R H. R. Lond. 1875. Bvo.

RAMBLES IN THE UNITED STATES and
Canada during the year 1845, with a short Account of
AragOn, by Rubio. Lond. 1846. post Bvo.

RAMBOSSON (J.)

Astronomy. Translated from the French by C. R Pit-
man. Lrnid. 1875. Bvo.

RAMDOHR (Friedrich Wilh. B. von).
Ueber Mahlerei und Bildhauerarbeit in Rom fur
Liebhaber des Schonen in der Kunst. 3 vols. Leipzig,

1787. Bvo.

830

EAMEAU— KAMSAY.

EAMEAU (Jean Baptiste).

Treatise of Music, containing the Principles of Com-
position. Translated from the French. Lond. 1752.
4to.

EAMELLI (Agostino).

Le diverse et artificiose Machine del Capitano Agos-
tino Eamelli. Composte in lingua Italiana et Francese.
Parigi, 1588. folio.

EAMESEY. See Eamsby.

EAMMELSBEEG (Dr C. F.)

Handworterbuch des Chemischen Theils der Minera-
logie und Supplement. 5 parts in 3 vols. Berlin,
1841-53. 8vo.

EAMIEEZ DE PEADO (Laubentius).
Pentecontarchus. See Obseevationes Select.^ in
varia loca Nov. Testamenti.

EAMOjSTD DE CAEBONNIlfcEES (L. F. E.)
Travels in the Pyrenees ; containing a description of
the principal Summits, Passes, and Vallies. Translated
from the French of M. Eamond by F. Gold. Lond.
1813. 8vo.

EAMOS (Joannes Franciscus).
Tribonianus ; sive Errores Triboniani de prena Parri-
cidii. Lugd. Batav. 1728. 4to.

EAMSAY (Allan).

Poems. 2 vols. Edinb. 1721-28. 4to.

The Poems of Allan Eamsay, a new edition, corrected
and enlarged, to which are prefixed a Life of the Author
[by G. Chalmers], from authentic documents, and re-
marks on his Poems [by A. Eraser Tytler.] 2 vols.
Lond. 1800. 8vo.

Poems. With Glossary, Life of the Author, and
Eemarks on his Poems. 2 vols. Paisley, 1877.
8vo.

The Gentle Shepherd. A Pastoral Comedy, with
Illustrations of the Scenery ; An Appendix, con-
taining Memoirs of David AUan and Allan Eamsay,
and a comprehensive Glossary. 2 vols. Edinb. 1808.
8vo.

The Evergreen, being a Collection of Scots Poems
wrote by the Ingenious before 1600. Published by
Allan Eamsay. 2 vols. Edinb. 1761. 12mo.

The Tea-Table Miscellany ; or, a Collection of Choice
Songs, Scots and English. The eleventh edition.
4 vols, in 1. Lond. 1750. 12mo. ■

EAMSAY (Eev. Andrew).
Poemata Sacra. Edinb. 1633.

12mo.

EAMSAY (Eev. Andrew) — Continued.

A "Warning to come out of Babylon, in a Sermon
Preached at the Eeceiving of Mr Thomas Aberuethy,
sometime Jesuite, into the Societie of the truely reformed
Church of Scotland. Edinb. 1638. 4to. (Bound with
Abernethie's Abjuration of Popery.)

EAMSAY (Lb Chevalier Andr^ de).

Histoire de Henri, Vicomte de Turenne, Mar(5chal
General des Armies du Eoy. 2 vols. Paris, 1735. 8vo.

An Essay upon Civil Government. Written origin-
ally in French by the Chevalier Eamsay. Lond. 1732.
12mo.

EAMSAY (Andrew C), LL.D.

Physical Geology and Geography of Great Britain.
Fifth edition. Land. 1878. post 8vo.

EAMSAY (David), M.D.

The History of the American Eevolution. 2 vols.
Lrnid. 1795. 8vo.

History of the United States, from their fii-st settle-
ment as English Colonies in 1607 to 1808. Continued
to the treaty of Ghent, by S. S. Smith, D.D. 3 vols.
Philadelphia, 1816. Svo.

The same. Second edition. 3 vols. Philadelphia,
1818. 8vo.

The Life of George Washington. Lond. 1807. 8vo.

EAMSAY (Edward B.), LL.D., Dean of Edinburgh.

Two Lectures on some changes in Social Life and
Habits. Edinb. 1857. 12mo.

Pulpit Table-Talk. Containing Eemarks and Anec«
dotes on Preachers and Preaching. Lo«d 1868. post8vo.

Eemiiiisceuces of Scottish Life and Chai-acter. Edinb.
1867. 12mo.

Eeminiscences of Scottish Life and Character.
Twenty-second edition, enlarged, with the Author's
latest Corrections and Additions ; and a Memoir of Dean
Eamsay, by Cosmo Innes. Edinb. 1874. post Svo.

EAMSAY (Sir George), of Banff, Bart.

A Disquisition on Government. Edinb. 1837. 12mo.

Instinct and Eeason ; or, the First Principles of
Human Knowledge. Lo7id. 1842. Svo.

The Moralist and Politician ; or. Many Things in Few
Words. Lond. 1845. 12mo.

Analysis and Theory of the Emotions, with Disserta-
tions on Beauty, Sublimity, and the Ludicrous. Edinb.
and Lond. 1848. Svo.

An Introduction to Mental Philosophy. Intended
specially for the use of Students in Universities.
Ediiib. 1853. Svo.

RAMSAY— RAOUL-EOCHETTE.

8S1

RAMSAY (SiK George), of Banff, Bart. — Continued.
Principles of Psychology. In three pai-ts. Lond.
1857. 8vo.

Ontology J or Things Existing. Z,ond 1870. 12mo.

RAMSAY (Philip A.)

Views in Renfrewshire, with Historical and Descrip-
tive Notices. Edinh. 1839. 4to.

RAMSAY (William).

Selected "Writings, with Memoir and Notes by
Alexander Walker. Aberdeen, 1871. 8vo.

RAMSEY (Albert C.)

The Other Side ; or. Notes for the History of the War
between Mexico and the United States. Written in
Mexico. Translated from the Spanish, with Notes.
New York, 1850. post 8vo.

RAMSEY (William), Phymcian to Charles II.

EAMINQOAOriA, or some Physical Considerations
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of mankind. Lond. 1668. 12mo.

RAMUS (Chbistianus).

Catalogus Numorum Veterum Grsecorum et Lati-
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Hafnice, 1816. 4to.

RAMUS (Jonas).

Nori Regnum, hoc est Norvegia Antiqua et Ethnica,
sive Historise Norvegicse Prima initia. Christianue,
1689. 4to.

RAMUSIO (Gio. Battista).

Navigation! et Viaggi raccolti da Gio. Battista Ra-
musio. 3 vols. Venet. 1563-65. folio.

RANBY (John).

A Narrative of the last illness of the Earl of Orford,
from May 1744, to the day of his decease, March 18,
following. Lond. 1745. 8vo.

RANDELL (Henry).

An Essay on the Law of Perpetuity, and on Trusts of
Accumulation. With an Introduction, containing the
history of Alienation. Lond. 1822. 8vo.

RANDOLPH (Thomas).

Poems, with the Muses Looking-glass, and Am3mtas ;
also the Jealous Lovers. Oxford, 1668. 12mo.

RANKE (Ernest).

Par Palimpsestorum Wirceburgensium : Antiquissimse
Veteris Testament! Versionis Latinae Fragmenta e Codd.
Rescriptis, eruit,edidit,explicuit. Vindohona!,\87l. 4to.

RANKE (Leopold).

The Ecclesiastical and Political History of the Popes
of Rome during the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Cen-
turies. Translated from the German, by Sarah Atiatin.
3 vols. Lond. 1840. Svo.

The same. Translated by E. Foster. 3 vols. Lond.
1847-48. 12mo. (Bohn's Standard Library.)

History of the Reformation in Germany. Translated
by Sarah Austin. 3 vols. Lond. 1845-47. 8vo.

History of Servia and the Servian Revolution.
Translated from the German by Mrs Alexander Kerr.
Lond. 1847. 8vo.

The same. To which is added The Slave Provinces
of Turkey, chiefly from the French of Cyprien Robert
Lond. 1853. 12mo. (Bohn's Standard Library.)

RANKEN (Alexander), D.D.

The Histoiy of France, from the time of its Conquest
by Clovis, A.D. 486. 9 vols. Lond. 1801-22.

Institutes of Theology ; or, a Concise System of
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RANKIN (F. Hakrison).

The White Man's Grave : a Visit to Sierra Leone in
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RANKIN (Robert Richard).
An Analysis of the Law of Patents. Lond. 1824.
8vo.

RANKINE (John), Advocate.

The Law of Land-Ownership in Scotland. A Treatise
on the Rights and Burdens incident to the Ownership
of Lands and other Heritages in Scotland. Edinb.
1879. Svo.

RANKINE (W. J. Macquorn).

A Memoir of John Elder, Engineer and Shipbuilder.
Edinh. 1871. Svo.

RANKING (John).

Historical Researches on the Conquest of Peru,
Mexico, etc., in the Thirteenth Century, by the Mon-
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RAOUL-ROCHETTE (JI.)

L'ltalie, avant la domination des Remains, par M. J.
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Monumens in^its d'Antiquite Figurde Grecque,
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EAOUL-ROCHETTE— EASTELL.

EAOUI^KOCHETTE (M.)— Continued.

Choix dePeintures dePompdijlitliograpliieeseiicouleur
et publiees par M. Eoux avec I'explication archeologique
et line Introduction. Paris, 1844-53. folio.

Lettres sur la Suisse. See Sazerac (L.)

EAPHAEL.

The School of Eaphael ; or, the Student's Guide to
Expression in Historical Painting, illustrated by ex-
amples, engraved from Dorigny's Drawings, etc. De-
scribed and explained by Benjamin Ealph. Lo7id.
1782. folio.

Eaffaele Sanzio da Urbino. Architettura ed Ornati
deUa Loggia del Vaticano. Veiiezia, 1783. large folio.

The Gallery of Eaphael ; being fifty-two prints, after
pictures painted by Eaphael and his disciples, in the
Lodges of the Vatican. Engraved in the Academy of
Arts, Glasgow. Glasgow, 1770. folio.

Works of Eaffaelle, Dominichino, Poussin, and
Albano ; consisting of 445 Engravings from Pictures
painted by those great Artists ; preceded by their
Lives, and Notices of their productions. 5 vols. Lo7id.
1819. folio.

The Book of Eaphael's Cartoons. jSfeeCATTBRMOLB (E.)

Life. See QuATREMiiRE db Quincby.

EAPEN DE THOYEAS (Paul).

The History of England. Written in French by M.
Eapin de Thoyras. Translated into English, with ad-
ditional Notes, and a Contiuuation from the Eevolution
to the Accession of King George II., by N. Tindal.
5 vols. Lo7id. 1743-47. folio.

The same. With Continuation to the present times,
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See also Acta Eegia.

EAPP (General).

Memoirs of General Count Eapp, first Aide-de-Camj)
to Napoleon. Written by himself, and published by
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EASK (Erasmus).

Lexicon Islandico-LatinoDanicum Biornonis Haldor-
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A Grammar of the Anglo-Saxoh Tongue, with a
Praxis. A new Edition, enlarged and improved by the
Author. Translated from the Danish by Benj. Thorpe.
Copenliage^i, 1830. 8vo.

EASK (Erasmus) — Contmued.

Grammar of the Danish Language for the use of
Englishmen, together with Extracts in Prose and Verse.
Copenhagen, 1830. 12mo.

Eajsonneret Lappisk Sprogl»re eften den Sprogart
som bruges af Fjoedlapperne i Porsanger-Fiorden i Fin-
marken, ubar bejdet af Easmus Eask. K<lihenhavn,
1832. 12mo.

Grammar of the Icelandic or Old Norse Tongue,
translated from the Swedish by George Webbe Dasent,
Lmd. (Frankfort), 1843. 8vo.

Danish Grammar, edited by Thorl. Gudm. Eepp.
Second edition. Cojjenhagen, 1846. 8vo.

EASPE (EuDOLPH Erich).

A Critical Essay on Oil Painting, proving that the
Art of Painting in Oil was known before the pretended
Discovery of John and Hubert van Eyck, to which are
added Theophilus, De Arte Pingendi; EracHus, De Arti-
bus Eomanorum, and a Eeview of Farinator's Lumen
Animae. Lond. 1781. 4to.

A Descriptive Catalogue of a General Collection of
Ancient and Modern Engraved Gems, Cameos, Intaglios,
taken from the most celebrated Cabinets in Europe, and
cast in coloured pastes, white enamel, etc., by James
Tassie, Modeller, and arranged and described by E E.
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4to.

Translation of Born's Travels. See Born.

EASSAM (Hormuzd).

Narrative of the British Mission to Theodore King of
Abyssinia. 2 vols. Loml. 1869. 8vo.

EASTALL (W. Dickinson), A.M.

A History of the Antiquities of the Town and Church
of Southwall, in the county of Nottingham. Lond.
1787. 4to.

EASTELL (John).

The Pastime of People, or the Chronicle of divers
Eealms, most especially of England; printed in 1529.
New edition. Lond. 1811. 4to.

EASTELL (William).

An Expositione of certaine difficult and obscure words
and termes of the Lawes of this Eealme. Newly
amended and augmented, both in French and English.
Lond. 1602. 12mo.

Les Termes de la Ley ; or. Certain difficult and
obscure words, etc. Newly corrected and enlarged.
Lond. 1671. small Svo.

EASTELL— RAY.

833

RASTELL (William)— Co)itinH»l.

The same, corrected and enlarged, with the addition
of many other words lately introduced into the Statute
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RATHGEBEK (Dr Georo).

Annalcn der Niederlandischen Malerei, Formschneide-
und Kupferstechorkunst. Gotha, 1844. folio.

RATISBOISr.

The Acts of the Disputation in the Cowncell of the
Enipyre, holden at Eegenspurg ; that is to say, all the
artycles concerning the Christen relygion, both agreed
and not agreed upon, even as they were propowndod
of the Emperour unto the nobles of the empire, to be
judged, delebered, and debated, etc. Translated out of
Latyne by Mylys Couerdale. n.p. 1542. Svo.

RATTIGAN (W. H.), Barrisfer-at-Laiv.
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RAUMER (Carl von).
Palastina. Leipzig, 1838. 8vo.

RAUMER (Frederick von).

England in 1835, being a Series of Letters written to
Friends in Germany, during a Residence in London,
and Excursions into the Provinces. Translated from the
German by Sarah Austin. 3 vols. Lond. 1836. Svo.

Contributions to Modem History, from the British
Museum and State Paper Office. — Queen Elizabeth and
Mary Queen of Scots. Lo7id. 1836. 8vo.

Contributions to Modern History, from the British
Museum and State Paper Office. — Frederick II. and his
Times. Lo7id. 1837. post 8vo.

The Political History of England during the 16th,
17th, and 18th Centuries. Translated from the Ger-
man by H. E. Lloyd. 2 vols. Lond. 1837. 8vo.

Italy and the Italians. 2 vols. Lond. 1840. 8vo.

England in 1841, being a Series of Letters written to
friends in Germany. Translated from the German by
H. E. Lloyd. 2 vols. Lmd. 1842. post Svo.

RAVENSTONE (Piercy).

A few Doubts as to the correctness of some opinions
generally entertained on the subjects of Population and
Political Economy. Lond. 1821. Svo.

RAVILLAC REDIVIVUS. See Hickes (Geokge).

RAVIS (Christian).

A Discourse of the OrientaU Tongues, viz., Hebrew,
Samaritan, Chaldee, Syriac, Arabic, and Ethiopic.
With a Generall Grammar for said Tongues. Lond.
1649. 12mo.

RAWDON PAPERS (The) ; consisting of Letters
on various subjects, Political and Literary, to and from
Dr Bramhall, with Notes by the Rev. E. Berwick. Lom/.
1819. Svo.

RAWLE (William Henry).

Practical Treatise on the Law of Covenants for Titlea.

Philadelphia, 1852. royal Svo.

RAWLIXSON (George), Canon of Canterbury.

The Historical Evidences of the Truth of the Scrip-
ture Records, stated anew, with special reference to the
doubts and discoveries of modem times, being the
Bampton Lectures for 1859. Lond. 1859. Svo.

A Manual of Ancient History, from the Earliest
Times to the Fall of the Western Empire. Oxford,
1869. Svo.

The Five Great Monarchies of the Ancient Eastern
World ; or, the History, Geography, and Antiquities of
Chaldtea, Assyria, Babylon, Media, and Persia. 4 vols.
Lond. 1871. Svo.

The Sixth Great Oriental Monarchy; or, the Geo-
graphy, History, and Antiquities of Parthia. Lond.
1873. Svo.

The Seventh Great Oriental Monarchy ; or, the
Geography, History, and Antiquities of the Sassaniau
or New Persian Empire. Lond. 1876. Svo.

RAWLINSON (Major-Genbral Sir Henry).

England and Russia in the East : a Series of Papers
on the Political and Geographical Condition of Central
Asia. Lond. 1875. Svo.

RAWLINSON (Richard).

The English Topographer ; or, an Historical Account
of all the Pieces that have been written relating to the
Antiquities, or Topographical Description of England.
Lond. Svo.

New Method of Studying History. See Du Frbsnoy
(Lenglet).

RAWSON (Thomas Irving).

Statistical Survey of the County of Kildaro. Dublin,
1807. Svo.

RAY (L), M.D,

Treatise on the Medical Jurisprudence of Insanity.
Edinb. 1839. Svo.

RAY (James).

A complete History of the Rebellion, 1745-46. York,
1749. 12mo.

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EAY— E AYN OUAED.

EAY (Eev. John).

Three Physico-Tlieological Discourses, concerning the
Primitive Chaos, the Deluge, and the Dissolution of the
"World. Lond. 1732. 8vo.

A complete Collection of English Proverbs ; also the
most celebrated of the Scotch and other Nations.
Fifth edition, augmented. Lond. 1813. Svo.

Travels. — Vol. I. Travels through the Low Coun-
tries, Germany, Italy, and France. Also a Catalogue of
Plants found spontaneously growing in those parts, and
their virtues. To which is added, an account of the
Travels of Francis Willughby. — Vol. II. A Collection
of curious Travels and Voyages, containing Dr Leon-
hart Eauwolfs Journey into the Eastern Countries.
Translated from the original High Dutch by Nicholas
Staphorst. Also Travels into Greece, Asia Minor, etc.
To which are added three Catalogues of such trees,
shrubs, and herbs, as grown in the Levant. 2 vols.
Lond. 1738. Svo.

Correspondence. Memorials. See Eat Society.

RAY SOCIETY (Books Printed for the). In-
stituted 1844.

Eeports and Papers on Botany (Translations). Lond.
1846. 8vo.

Memorials of John Eay, consisting of his Life by
Dr Derham; biographical and critical Notices by Sir
J. E. Smith, etc. ; with his Itineraries. Edited by
Edwin Lankester. Lond. 1846. 8vo.

The Organization of Trilobites. See Burmeister
(Hermann).

The Correspondence of John Eay, consisting of Selec-
tions from the Philosophical Letters published by Dr
Derbam, and Original Letters of John Eay in the
British Museum. Edited by Edwin Lankester, M.D.,
Secretary to the Eay Society. Lond. 1848. 8vo.

Eeports and Papers on Vegetable Physiology and
Botanical Geography. Edited by Arthur Henfrey.
Loud. 1849. 8vo.

Bibliographia Zoologise et Geologise. See Agassiz
(Louis.)

A Monograph of the British Naked-Eyed Medusje,
with Figures of all the species. By Edward Forbes,
F.RS. Lond. 1848. folio.

The British Species of Angiocarpous Lichens, eluci-
dated by their Sporidia. By the Eev. "W. A. Leighton.
Lond. 1851. Svo.

A Monograph of the Sub-class Cirripedia, with Figures
of all the species. By Charles Darwin. 2 vols. Lond.
1851-54. Svo.

EAYBAUD (Maxime).

Memoires sur la Gr&ce, pour servir a I'Histoire de la
Guerre de I'lndependauce. 2 vols. Paris, 1824. Svo.

RAYMOND (Daniel).

The Elements of Political Economy, in Two Parts.
2 vols. Baltimore, 1823. Svo.

EAYMOND (F.)

Dictionnaire G^n^ral de la Langue Frangaise, ou Voca-
bulaire Universel des Sciences, des Arts, et des M(5tiers.
2 vols. Paris, 1«32. 4to.

EAYMOND (Egbert, Lord).

Eeports of Cases in the Courts of King's Bench and
Common Pleas, in the Eeigns of WiUiam III., Queen
Anne, George I., and George II. 2 vols. Lond. 1743.
folio.

EAYNAL (Guillaume-Thomas).

Histoire Philosophique et Politique des Etablisse-
mens et du Commerce des Europ^ens dans les deux
Indes. 3 vols. Geneve, 1775. 4to.

Histoire Philosophique, etc., des deux Indes. (Vol. V.
Atlas de toutes les Parties Connues du Globe Terrestre.)
5 vols. Geneve, 1780. 4to.

Histoire Philosophique efc Politique des litablisse-
mens et du Commerce des Europdens dans I'Afrique
septentrionale. Ouvrage Posthume; augmente par
M. Peuchet. Avec une Carte d'Afrique. 2 vols. Paris,
1826. Svo.

Philosophical and Political History of the Settlements
and Trade of the Europeans in the East and "West
Indies. Translated from the French of the Abbe
Eaynal, by J. Justamond. "With Maps. 5 vols. Lond.
1777. Svo.

Revolution de I'Amerique. Londres [Paris], 1781.
Svo. (Bound with Paul-Jones and other tracts.)

EAYNAUDUS (Thbophilus), S.J.
Erotemata de mails ac bonis Libris, deque justa aut
injusta eorundem Confixione. Lugduni, 1653. 4to.

EAYNEVAL (M. de).
De la Liberty des Mers.

2 vols. Paris, 1811. Svo.

EAYNOTJAED (Fr. Just. Marie).

Grammaire Eomane, ou Grammaire de la Langue des
Troubadours. Paris, 1816. Svo.

Choix des Poesies Originales des Troubadours. 6 vols.
Paris, 1S16-1S21. Svo.

Lexique Eoman, ou Dictionnaire de la Langue des
Troubadours comparde avec les autres Langues de
I'Europe Latine, precede de nouvelles Eecherches His-
toriques et Philologiques de la Grammaire Eomane, et
d'un nouveau Choix des Poesies Origiaales. 6 vols.
Paris, 1838-44. Svo.

EEA— REBELLION.

835

REA (John).

Flora, Ceres, and Pomona. Land. 1665. folio.

Systema Agriculturm; the Mystery of Husbandry
Discovered, by J. W. (Bound with the preceding.)
Loml. 1669. folio.

READ'S History of tlio Islo of Axholme : its Manors
and Parishes. With Biographical Notices of Eminent
Men. Edited by Thomas C. Fletcher. Epworth, 1858.
8vo.

READ (HoLLis).

The Hand of God in History ; or, Divine Providence
historically illustrated. Olasgow, 1850. 12mo.

READER (The). A Review of Literature, Science,
and Art, from Jan. 1864 to Jan. 1867. 5 vols.
Lond. folio.

READE (John Edmund).

The Deluge : a Drama. Lond. \^Z^. 8vo.

READING (William).

Bibliotheca; Cleri Londinensis in Collegio Sionensi
Catalogus. Auctore Guillehno Reading, Bibliothecario.
— The History of the ancient and present State of Sion
CoUege, and of the London Clergy's Library there.
Lond. 1724. folio.

REASONS FOR A Registry. See Registry.

REBELLION.

The exact Narrative of the conflict at Dunkeld
betwixt the Earl of Angus's Regiment and the Rebels
Edirib. 1689. 4to.

REBELLION (1745).

The Young Chevalier ; or, a Genuine Narrative of all
that befell that unfortunate Adventurer from his fatal
Defeat to his final Escape, etc. By a Gentleman. Lond.
n.d. 8vo. (Bound with Henderson's Edinburgh His-
tory of the Rebellion.)

A genuine and true Journal of the most miraculous
Escape of the Young Chevalier from the Battle of Cul-
loden, to his landing in France. To which is added a
Short Account of what befel the Pr. in France, etc.
By an Englishman. Loml. 1746. 8vo.

A few Passages showing the sentiments of the Prince
of Hesse and General Hawley, with relation to the con-
duct, measures, and behaviour of several persons in the
city of Edinburgh. Lond. lliQ. 12mo.

A remarkable Dialogue which lately happened in the
Gardens of the Luxembourg, at Paris, between an Old
impartial Enghsh Whig and a Nonjuror of the Church
of England concerning the Young ChevaUer. EdiuJi.
1748. 12mo.

REBELLION {11 \5)— Continued.

Young Juba ; or, the History of the Young Cheva-
lier, from his birth to his escape from Scotland after
the Battle of CuUoden. Translated from the original
Italian published at Rome by M. Micholl. Lond.
1748. 8vo.

The History of the Rebellion 1745-46, extracted from
the Scots Magazine ; with an Appendix, containing an
Account of the Trials of the Rebels, and other Matters.
Aberdeen, 1755. 12mo.

A Collection of Tracts, chiefly concerning the lie-
bellion 1745-46, bound in Four Volumes, Octavo.

Vol. t 1 . History of the present Rebellion in Scotland,
taken from the relation of James M'PhersoD,
an eye-witness. Lond. 1745. — 2. Memoirs
of Lord President Forbes. Lond. 1745. — 3.
Account of the behaviour of Lord Kilmar-
nock after his Sentence, etc. By James
Foster. Loyid. 1746. — 4 Loyalty to the
King, the safety of our country against all
Popish Emissaries and Pretenders. Lond.
1745. — 5. Letter from a Gentleman at Edin-
burgh, to his correspondent at London.
Lond. 1745. — 6. Brief and true representa-
tion of the Posture of our Affairs. Lond.
1745. — 7. Cardinal Tencin's Plan presented
to the French King for setting the Pre-
tender's Family upon the British Throne.
Lond. 1745.

Vol. II. 1. A Collection of all the Proclamations or
Orders pubUshed by Prince Charles (2 parts).
Glasgow. 1745-46. — 2. Joumalof the Marches
of H.R.H. the Prince Regent's Army in
England.— 3. Account of the Battle of Fal-
kirk.— 4. Advice of a Friend to the Army
and People of Scotland. — 5. Letter from the
Pretender (8 pages, 4to). Printed 1742. — 6.
A Full Collection of all Poems upon Prince
Charles. 1745.— 7. Chronicle of Charles,
the Young Man. — 8. Account of the Battle
of Gladsmuir. — 9. Place-Book, a New
Ballad, etc. (4 pages, 4to).— 10. Petition to
the Ministers of Edinburgh, by Heads of
Families. — 11. The Fatal Consequences to
be feared by our assisting the Queen of Hun-
gary and the King of Sardinia, etc 1744.
— 12. A Letter in Latin and English from
the Nobility and Commons of Scotland in
the year 1320, directed to Pope John.
Translated by Sir George Mackenzie. Edinb.
1745. — 13. A true Account of the Baptism
of Henry Prince of Scotland, son to James
VI. ; ejiactly reprinted from the old copy of
1603. Edinb. 1745.-14. Alexis; or, the
Young Adventurer : a novel Lond. 1 746. —
15. The Thistle : a dispassionate Examen of
the Prejudice of Englishmen, etc. Lond. I~i7.

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EEBELLIOX— EECOLLECTIOKS.

REBELLION {1745)— Conihuied.
Vol. III. 1. Life of Arthur, Lord Balmerino. 1746.—
2. Genuine Memoirs of John Murray, Esq.,
late Secretary to the Young Pretender.
1747.— 3. Life of Sir Robert Cochran, Min-
ister to James III. of Scotland. 1734. — 4.
Life of Dr Archibald Cameron, brother to the
Chief of the Locheil Clan. 1757.— 5. The
Wanderer, a narrative founded on true facts
•with Remarks on a Romance called Ascanius
1747.

Vol. IV. 1 . The Case and Opinions of Lord Stair, Sir
James Stewart, and Sir John Nisbet, in
relation to the Creditors, Heirs, etc., of per-
sons forfeited for High Treason. Edinb.
1747. — 2. Enquiry into the Causes of the
late Rebellion. 1746.-3. Superiorities dis-
played ; or, Scotland's Grievance, etc.
Wherein is shewn that these have been the
handles of Rebellion. 1746.-4. Essays
upon Feudal Holdings, Superiorities, etc.,
shewing that these have not been the causes
of the Rebellion. Land. 1747.-5. Two
Orders of Parliament, and Returns relating
to Heritable Jurisdictions. Edinb. 1747. —
6. Bill for abolishing Heritable Jurisdictions;
with Observations on the Bill. — 7. An ample
Disquisition into the nature of Regalities and
other Heritable Jurisdictions. Lond. 1747.
— 8. Speech of Sir John Knight against the
Bill for a general Naturalization in 1693. — 9.
Letter to Sir John Phillips, occasioned by
a Bin to Naturalize Foreign Protestants.
Lond. 1747.

A Collection of Tracts, Broadsides, Proclamations,
etc., relating to the Eebellion of 1745-6. Bound in
one Volume, Quarto.

Speech of Thomas Freeman at a Meeting of the principal
Inhabitants of Edinburgh. Sept. 10, 1745. — The
Pretender's proceedings at Perth. — An account of a
bloody Engagement between the French and English,
etc. June 1743. — Memorial of the E[arl] of S[tairs].
-Order of the Privy Council. Oct. 30, 1746.— Whig
List of Candidates for Edinburgh Town Council.
Nov. 1746. — Proclamation of the Prince Regent.
Paris, 16 May 1745. — Account of the Battle of Glads-
muir. 12mo. — Considerations addressed to the Pub-
lick — Petitions to the Ministers of Edinburgh. — Copy

of Lord L t's Letter in answer to the Lord

Pr t's, from the Highlands. 29 Oct. — Letter from

the Lord President to Lord Lovat. Oct. 28. Warn-
ing and Exhortation of the Commission of the General
Assembly. Nov. 15, 1745. — An Address to the
Army. Jan. 30, 1746.— Poem on the Duke of Cum-
berland.— Ode to the Duke of Cumberland, by a
Lady.— Imitation of the 137 Psalm.— Four Excellent
Songs.— Three Excellent New Songs. — Order of the
Privy Council. Oct. 30, 1746.— Letter to the Duke

EEBELLION {11 ib)— Continued.

of Cumberland by Lord Lovat. June IC, 1746. —
List of Candidates for the Edinburgh Town Council.
1746. — Account of the battle near Hulst. — His
Majesty's Speech to both Houses of Parliament. June
1747. — Abstract of the Proceedings of the Presbytery
of Edinburgh. — Authentic account of the battle of
Drummossie Muir near CuUoden. — Declaration of the
Freeholders of Great Britain in answer to that of the
Pretender. Jan. 19, 1747. — Libel against Archibald
Stuart, late Provost of Edinburgh. — Information for
H.M.'s Advocate against Archibald Stuart. July
1847. — Information for Archibald Stuart. — Letter
from the Earl of Mar to the King, with remarks by
Sir B. Steele. Edinb. 1715. 12mo.— Abstract of the
Proceedings at Perth. Edinb. 12mo. — Account of
a dreadful Mob at Manchester and other places.
Edinb. 1715. 4to.

A Collection of Tracts relating to the Occurrences in
Scotland in 1745 and 1746. 8vo.

A Collection of Papers, printed and manuscript,
including contemporary numbers of the Caledonian
Mercury and Edinburgh Evening Courant, relating to
the Eebellion in Scotland in the year 1745. Small
folio.

The Report of the Proceedings and Opinion of the
Board of General Officers, on the Conduct and Behaviour
of Sir John Cope and others. See Cope (General Sir
John).

See also Culloden Papers. Trials.

EEBELS NO SAINTS ; or, a Collection of the
Speeches, Private Passages, Letters, and Prayers of
those Persons lately executed, viz., Harrison, Carew,
Cook, etc. ; with Observations on the same. By a Per-
son of Quality. Lmid. 1661. 12mo.

See also Speeches.

EEBOLLEDO (Conde Don Bernardino de).
Ocios : Obras Poeticas, Selva Militar y Politica, Selva
Sagrada, Eimas Sacras. 4 vols. Madrid, 1778. 8vo.

EECANATUS (J. B.) See Poggio Bracciolini.

EECHERCHES sur Louis de Bruges. (Anon.) See
Van Praet.

EECLUS (^lis^e).

The Earth : a descriptive history of the Phenomena
of the Life of the Globe. Translated by B. B. Wood-
ward. 2 vols. Lond. 1871. 8vo.

The Ocean, Atmosphere, and Life. Translated by
B. B. Woodward. 2 vols. Lond. 1873. 8vo.

RECOLLECTIONS op the Peninsula. By the
author of Sketches of India. Lond. 1824. 8vo.

RECOLLECTIONS— RECORDS.

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RECOLLECTIONS of a Service of Three Years,
during the War of Extermmation in the Republics of
Venezuela and Colombia. By an Officer of the Colum-
bian Navy. 2 vols. Lond. 1828. 8vo.

RECONCILER OF THE BIBLE. Enlarged.
Wherein above Throe Thousand seeming Contradic-
tions throughout the Old and Now Testament are fully
and plainly reconciled, by J. T. and S. M. [John
ThaddcTBUs and S. Man], Ministers. Lond. 1662. folio.

RECORDE (Robert).

The Castle of Knowledge, containing the Explication
of the Sphere bothe Celestiall and Materiall, and divers
other thingea incident therto. Lond. 1556. folio.

RECORD COMMISSION. See Records (Pobuo).

RECORDS OF THE English Cathoucs under the
Penal Laws. Chiefly from the Archives of the See
of Westminster.

1. The First and Second Diaries of the English Col-
lego, Douay, and an Appendix of unpublished
Documents. Edited by Fathers of the London
Oratory, with an Historical Introduction by
Thomas Francis Knox, D.D. Zo7id. 1878. 4to.

RECORDS (PuBUc).

Calendars of State Papers. See State Papers.

Facsimiles of National Manuscripts. See National

MANUSCRIPTa

Annual Reports of the Deputy Keeper of the Public
Records. (1-22 in 6 vols, folio, 23-40 in 10 vols. Svo.)
Lond. 1840-80.

Abstract from the Public Records, etc., concerning
— 1. The Steuartry and Principality of Scotland. 2.
The Duchy of Cornwall. 3. The Principality of Wales
and Earldom of Chester. 4. The Duchy of Normandy.
5. The Dauphin^ of France. Edinb. 1824. 4to.

PUBLICATIONS ISSUED BY THE COMMIS-
SIONERS OF PUBLIC RECORDS.

Rotuli Parliamentorum. See RoTOLi.

Calendars of the Proceedings in Chancery in the
Reign of Queen Elizabeth. To which are prefixed
examples of earlier Proceedings from the reign of
Richard II. From the Originals in the Tower. Edited
by John Bayley. 3 vols. Lmd. 1827-32. folio.

Calendarium Inquisitionum post mortem sive Esca-
etarum temporibus Hen. III.-Ric. III. Cum Appen-
dice de quamplurimis aliis Inquisitionibus a regno Hen.
III. usque Jac. I. nuper repertis. [Edited by Jolin
Caley.] 4 vols. Lond. 1806-28. folio.

Calendarium Rotulorum Chartarum et Inquisitionum
ad quod Damnum. [Edited by John Caley.] Lond.
1803, folio.

RECORDS (Vvvcuc)— Continued.

Calendarium Rotulorum Patentum in Tnrri Londin-
ensi. [Edited by Thomas Astle, with Indexes by the
Rev. S. Ayscough.] 2 vols. Lond. 1802. folio.

Ducatus Lancastrise, L Calendarium Inquisitionum
Post Mortem. Calendar to Pleadings, Depositions, etc.
[Edited by R. J. Harper, J. Caley, and W. Minchen.]
3 vols. Lond. 1823-34. folio.

Inquisitionum ad Capellam Domini Regis Retoma-
torum qua; in publicis Archivis Scotiaj adhuc servantur,
Abbreviatio. [Edited by Thomas Thomson.] 3 vols.
Lond. 1811-16.

See also Chancery in Scotland.

Non^um Inquisitiones in Curia Scaccarii, Temp.
Regis Edwardi III. [Edited by George Vanderzee.]
Lond. 1807. folio.

Placita de Quo Warranto. Temp. Edw. I.-III. in
Curia Receptje Scaccarii Westm. asservata. [Edited by
W. lUingworth.] Lond. 1818. folio.

Placitorum in domo Capitulari Westmonasteriensi
asservatorum Abbreviatio. Temp. Ric. I. — Edw. II.
[Edited by William Illingworth.] Lond. 1811. folio.

Registrum Magni Sigilli Regum Scotorum in Archi-
vis Publicis asservatum. a.d. mcccvl-a.d. mccccxxiv.
[Edited by Thomas Thomson.] Lond. 1814. folio.

Rotuli Hundredorum Temp. Hen. III. et Edw. I.
in Turr' Lond' et in Curia receptas Scaccarii Westm.
asservati. [Edited by William Illingworth.] 2 vols.
Lond. 1812-18. folio.

Rotulorum Originalium in Curia Scaccarii Abbre-
viatio. Temporibus regum Henr. III., Edw. I. II. et
IIL 2 vols. Lond. 1805-10. folio.

Taxatio Ecclesiastica Anglise et Walliae auctoritate P.
Nicholai IV. circa a.d. 1291. [Edited by T. Astle,
Rev. S. Ayscough, and J. Caley.] Lond. 1802. folio.

Testa de Nevill sive Liber Feodorum in Curia Scac-
carii. Temp. Hen. III. et Edw. I. Edited by John
Caley and W. Illingworth. Lond. 1807. folio.

Valor Ecclesiasticus, temp. Hen. VIII., Auctoritate
Regia Institutus. (Edited by John Caley, with Ap-
pendix and Indexes by the Rev. J. Hunter.) 6 vols.
Lond. 1810-34. folio.

Rotuli Scotise in Turn Londinensi et in domo Capi-
tulari Westmonasteriensi asservati. 2 vols. Lond.
1814-19. fol.

Liber Munerum Publicorum Hibemiae (1152-1827) ;
or, the Establishments of Ireland from the 19th of
King Stephen to the 7th of George IV. Being the
Report of Rowley Lascelles, Barrister. [ZorjJ.j 1824.
folio.

Rotulorum Patentium et Clausorum Cancellarias
Hibemias Calendarium. VoL L part 1. Hen. II.-Hen.
VIL Lond. 1828. folio.

838

RECOEDS— EEDDIE.

RECORDS (PvnLic}— Continued.

RECORD COMMISSION.

Reports from the Select Committee appointed to
inquire into the State of the Public Records of the
Kingdom. Lond. 1800. folio.

Return from the Society of Lincoln's Inn to the
Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed
to inquire into the State of the Public Records.
Lond. 1800. 8vo.

Reports from the Commissioners appointed by His
Majesty to execute the measures recommended by a
Select Committee respecting the Public Records of the
Kingdom, &c., 1800-1819. Appendix to Reports.
Engi-aved Facsimiles inserted in the several works
printed under the Commission. 2 vols. Lond. 1819.

Report from the Select Committee on the Record
Commission. Loiul. 1836. folio.

General Report to the King in Council from the
Honourable Board of Commissioners on the Public
Records. With an Appendix and Index. Lond. 1837.
folio.

Record Commission. A Collection of Pamplilets,
bound in two volumes, Octavo.

1. Papers and Documents relating to the Evidence of cer-
tain Witnesses examined before the Select Committee.
Lond. 1837. — 2. A Comparative Account of Works
produced and Moneys received by the Commissioners
on the Public Records during two periods of five years
before and five years after March 1831. Lond. 1837.
— 3. Comparison between certain Statements con-
tained in the evidence given by Messrs Stevenson,
Hardy, and Cole, before the Select Committee upon
the Record Commission. Lond. 1837. — 4. A Leaf
omitted out of the Eecord Report, or some Remarks
upon the Present State of the Records contained in a
Letter to a Member of Parliament. (Together with
Extracts from Newspapers on the same subject.)
Lond. 1837. 8vo.

Reports of the Royal Commission on Historical
Manuscripts. See Reports.

RECORDS OF SCOTLAND.

An Index drawn up about the year 1629 of many
Records of Charters granted by the different Sovereigns
of Scotland between the years 1300 and 1413, with an
Introduction on the Ancient Records of Scotland which
were in that Kingdom in the year 1292. By William
Robertson. Edinh. 1798. 4to.

Annual Reports of the Deputy Clerk Register of
Scotland, 1807-1821. By Thomas Thomson. 2 vols.
Edinh. 1812.

RECORDS {VvBUc)— Continued.

Series op Chronicles and Memorials published by
authority of the Lords Commissioners of H.M. Trba-
suRY under the direction of the Lord Clerk Register.

Chi'onicles of the Picts and Scots and other Early
Memorials of Scottish History. Edited by William F.
Skene, LL.D. Edinh. 1867.

Ledger of Andrew Halyburton, Conservator of the
Privileges of the Scotch jS^ation in the Xetherlands,
1492-1503. Together with the Book of Customs and
Valuation of Merchandises in Scotland, 1612. Edinh.
1867. 8vo.

Rotuli Scaccarii Regum Scotorum. The Exchequer
Rolls of Scotland, 1264-1406. Edited by the late
John Stuart, LL.D., and George Burnett, Lyon King of
Arms. 3 vols. Edinh. 1878-80. 8vo.

Documents illustrative of the History of Scotland
from the Death of King Alexander the Third to the
Accession of Robert Bruce. 1286-1306. 2 vols.
Edinh. 1870. 8vo.

Compota Thesaurariorum Regum Scotorum : Accounts
of the Lord High Treasurer of Scotland. Edited by
Thomas Dickson. Vol. L, a.d. 1473. Edinh. 1877.
8vo.

The Register of the Privy Council of Scotland.
Vols. L IL, A.D. 1545-1569. Edited and Abridged by
John HiU Burton, LL.D. Vol. IIL, a.d. 1578-1585.
Edited and abridged by David Masson, LL.D. Edinh.
1877-80. 8vo.

RECUEIL HISTORIQUE, contenant diverses Pieces
curieuses de ce Temps. Cologne, 1666. 18mo.

RECUEIL de Mots Frangois, Russes, et Allemands.
(No place or date.) 8vo.

RECUEIL DES HISTORIENS des Gaules et de
LA France, par Dom Bouquet. See France (p. 374).

RECUEIL DES TRAITEZ. See TraitAs Diplo-

MATIQUBS.

RECUEIL DES VOYAGES. See Voyages.

RECUEIL G^N^RAL des Anciennes Lois Fran-
9aises. See Isambert (F. A.)

RECUEIL Gfil!f ERAL des pieces contenus au Procez
de M. le Marquis des Gesvres. See Gesvres.

REDDIE (James).

Inquiries Elementary and Historical in the Science of
Law. Lond. 1840. 8vo.

Inquiries in the Science of Law. Second edition,
enlarged. Lond. 1847. 8vo.

An Historical View of the Law of Maritime Com-
merce. Edinh. 1841. 8vo.

EEDDIE— REEVES.

83»

EEDDIE (James) — Continued,

Eesearches, Historical aud Critical, in Maritime In-
ternational Law. 2 vols. Edinh. 1844, 1845. 8vo.

Inquiries in International Law, Public and Private.
Edinb. 1851. 8vo.

EEDDIE (John).

Historical Notices of the Eoman Law, and of the
recent progress of its study in Germany. Edinh, 1826.
8vo.

A Letter to the Lord High Chancellor on the Ex-
pediency of the proposal to form a New Civil Code for
England. Lond. 1828. 8vo.

EEDDING (Cykus).

History and Description of Modem Wines. Luiid.
1833. 8vo.

The same. Third edition, with Additions and Cor-
rections. Lond. 1851. 12mo. (Bohn's Illustrated
Library.)

Fifty Year's EecoUections, Literary and Personal,
with Observations on Men and Things. 3 vols. Lo7id.
1858. 8vo.

EEDEN (F. Bahon db).

Tableaux Gen^alogiques et Historiques de I'Empire
Brittannique, accompagnes de Notes critiques et de
quatre Dissertations. Hannovre, 1830. folio.

EEDFOED (Geoege) and EICHES (Thomas
Harry).

History of the Ancient Town and Borough of
Uxbridge. Uxhridge, 1818. 8vo.

EEDGRAVE (Richard and Samuel).

A Century of Painters of the English Schools, with
Critical Notices of their Works, and an Account of the
Progress of Art in England. 2 vols. Lo7»d 1866. 8vo.

Manual of Design. See South Kensington.

EEDGEAVE (Samuel).

A Dictionary of Artists of the English School, with
Notices of their Lives and Works. Lond. 1874. 8vo.

Descriptive Catalogue of the Historical Collection
of Water-colour Paintings in the South Kensington
Museum, with an Introductory Notice. Lond. 1877.
8vo.

EEDHEAD (S. W.)

The French Revolutions from 1789 to 1848.
Edinh. 1848. 12mo.

3 vols.

EEDHOUSE (J. W.)
Lexicon, English and
Literature.

Turkish. See Oriental

EEDI (Francesco).

Opere. 9 vols. J/i/awo, 1809-11.

Sra

•)

EEED (Andrew) D.D., and MATHESON (J.
D.D.

Narrative of the Visit to the American Churches, by
the Deputation from the Congregational Union of Eng-
land and Wales. 2 vols. Lond. 1835. Svo.

EEED (Isaac).
Biographia Dramatics.
Bibliotheca Eecdiana.

See Biographical Dictionaries.
See Catalogues.

EEES' Cyclopaedia. See Encyclopedias.

EEEVE (Henry), M.D.

An Essay on the Torpidity of Animals. Lond. 1809.
8vo.

Journal of a Residence at Vienna and Berlin in the
eventful Winter 1805-6, by the late Henry Reeve, M.D.
Published by his Son. Lond. 1877. post 8vo.

REEVE (Henry).

Petrarch. Edinh. 1878.
for English Readers.)

12mo. (Foreign Classics

REEVES (John).

History of the English Law, from the Time of the
Saxons to the end of the Reign of Philip and Mary.
Second edition. 4 vols. Lond. 1787. 8vo.

History of the English Law, from the time of the
Romans to the end of the Reign of Elizabeth. A New
edition, with numerous Notes, and an Introductory
Dissertation by W. F. Finlason, Barrister-at-Law.
3 vols. Lond. 1869. 8vo.

A History of the Law of Shipping and Navigation.
Land. 1792. 8vo.

REEVES (William), D.D., Vicar of Lmk, Ire-
land.

The Culdees of the British Islands, as they appear in
History; with an Appendix of Evidences. Dublin,
1864. 4to.

Acts of Archbishop Colton. (Irish Archteological
Society.) See Ireland.

EEEVES (Eev. Wiluam), Rector of Cramford.

The Apologies of Justin Martyr, Tertullian, and Min-
utiiis Felix, in Defence of the Christian Eeligion, with
the Commonitory of Vincentius Lerins. Translated from
their Originals, together with a Prefatory Dissertation
about the right use of the Fathers. 2 vols. Lond,
1709. 8vo.

840

REEVES— REGALIA.

REEVES (Rev. William) — Continued.

Ecclesiastical Antiquities of Down, Connor, and
Dromore, consisting of a Taxation of those Dioceses,
compiled in the year 1306, with Notes and Illustra-
tions. Dublin, 1847. 4to.

REFLECTIONS suggested hy the Murders recently
committed at Edinburgh. Glasgow, 1829. 8vo.

REFLECTIONS UPON REASON. Third edition,
corrected and enlarged. Lond. 1729. 8vo.

REFLEXIONS UPON RIDICULE. 2 vols. Lond.
1739. 12mo.

REFLEXIONS sur les Grands Hommes qui sont
morts en Plaisantant. Nouvelle edition, augment(5e
d'Epitaphes et autres pieces curieuses. [By And. Fr.
Boureau-Deslandes.] Amsterdam, 1732. 12mo.

REFORMATION IN BOHEMIA. See Bohemia.

REFORMATION IN FRANCE.

Some Account of the Reformed Church of France.
Lond. 1819. 8vo.

The Protestant Reformation in France ; or. History
of the Hugonots. 2 vols. Lond. 1847. 8vo.

REFORMATION IN SCOTLAND.

A Collection of the Laws in favour of the Reforma-
tion in Scotland. The whole making up a History of
the Legal Estahlishment of Religion in Scotland.
Edinb. 1749. 8vo.

REFORMISTAS ANTIGUOS ESPANOLES; or,
the Works of Spanish Reformers. Reprinted and edited
by Benjamin B. Wififen. 1848-1865. Bvo and 12mo.

1. Carrascon. [Ferdinando de Texeda.] 1603.

2. Epistola Consolatoria. By Juan Perez, one of the
Spanish Reformers in the Sixteenth Century [1560],
now reprinted page for page from the Original, with a
Notice of the Author in English and in Spanish. 1848.

3. Imajen del Antecristo, compuesta primero en
Italiano, i despues traduzida en Romanze, por Alonso ed
Peuafuerte. [1558.] 1849.

4. Dos Di&logos escritos por Juan de Vald^s. 1850.

5. Artes de la Inquisizion Espafiola, por Raimundo
Gonzales de Montes. [1567.] 1851.

6. Los dos Tratados del Papa, i de la Misa, por
Cipriano D. Valera. [1588, 1599.] 1851.

7. Breve Tratado de Doctrina util para todo Cristiano
[Dispuesto, al parezer, por el Dr Juan Perez. 1560.]
1852.

BEFOBMISTAS-^Continued.

8. Tratado para confirmar en la Fe Cristiana a los
Cautivos de Berberia, por Zipriano D. Valera, 1594. —
Aviso a los de la Iglesia Romana sobre Jubileos, por el
mismo, 1600. El Espanol Reformado, 1621. 1854.

9. Ziento i diez Consideraziones do Juan de Valdes.
1550. With facsimile titles of the English, French,
Italian, and Spanish editions. 1855.

10. 11. La Epistola de San Pablo a los Romauos i la
primera a los Corintios, traduzidas i comentadas por
Juan de Vald6s. 1556.

12. Dos Informaziones : una dirijida al Emperador
Carlos v., i otra a los Estados del Imperio ; obra, al
parezer, de Franzisco de Enzinas. 1559.

13. Inquisitiones Hispanicse Artes aliquot jam olim
detectse a Reginaldo Gonsalvio Montano, Hispano.
1567.

14. Instituzion Relijiosa, escrita por Juan Calvino, el
afio 1536 ; y traduzida al Castellano por Zipriano de
Valera, 1597. 2 vols.

15. Alfabeto Christiano, by Juan de Valdds. A
faithful Reprint of the Italian of 1546 ; with two
modem translations in Spanish and English. 1546.

15.* Di^logo de la Lengua (tenido Azia el afio 1533),
por Apendize va una Carta de A. Valdes. 1546.

16. Ziento i diez Consideraziones leidas i explicadas
hazia el auo de 1538 i 1539, por Juan de Valdes. Con-
forme a un MS. Castellano existente en la Biblioteca de
Hamburgo.

17. Ziento i diez Consideraziones de Juan de Valdds,
primera vez publicadas en Castellano, el A. 1855, por Luis
de Usdz i Rio. (Reimpresi6n mejorada del No. IX.)

18. Breve Sumario de luduljenzias [por Juan Perez?]
Con una Carta de Antonio del Corro. 1563.

19. Suma de Doctrina Cristiana. Sermon de N.
Redent6r en el Monte. — Catezismo Cristiano, — Con-
fesi6n del Pecador. Cuatro Libros por el Dr Con-
stantino Ponze de la Fuente.

20. Historia de la Muerte de Juan Diaz per deter-
minazi6n tomada en Roma, le hizo matdr su hermanno
Alfonso Diaz. 1546.

De la Perfeczion de la Vida. — Del Gobiemo de la
Casa. Dos Epistolas de S. Bernardo romanzadas por el
Maestro Martin Navarro.

Le Cento e dieci Considerazioni di Giovanni Valdesso,
Halle in Sassonia. 1860.

REGALIA OF SCOTLAND.

Papers relative to the Regalia of Scotland. [Including
a True Account of the Preservation of the Regalia of Scot-
land from falling into the hands of the English Usurpers.
By Sir George Ogilvie of Barras, Bart. Printed in
1701.] Minb. 1829. 4to. (Bannatyne Club.)

REGAL— REID.

841

REGAL SUCCESSION. See Lindsay (John).

REGESTA PONTIFICUM ROMANORUM, ab
condita Ecclesia ad annum post Christum Mcxcviii.
Edidit Pliilippus Jaffo. Berolini, 1851. 4to.

Regesta Pontificum Romanorum in do ab anno post
Christum natum 1190 ad annum 1304. Edidit A.
Potthast. Berolini, 1873-74. 4to.

REGIAM MAJESTATEM.

Regiam Majestatem : Scotise Veteres Leges et Consti-
tutiones, coUectDC, recognitw et notis Juris Civilis,
Canonici, Nortmannici auctoritate confinnatis illus-
tratae, Opera et studio Joannie Skensei. Edinh. 1609.
folio.

Regiam Majestatem. The Auld Lawes and Consti-
tutions of Scotland ; faithfullie collected furth of the
Register and other auld authentick bukes, fra the dayes
of King Malcolme the second untill the time of King
James the first. And translated out of Latine in Scot-
tish Language be Sir John Skene of Curriehill. Edinl.
1609. folio.

See also The Acts of thk Parliament of Scotland,
Vol. L

REGIOMONTANUS (Joannes).

Epytoma Joannis de Monte Regio in Almagestum
Ptolomei. — (Colophon) Explicit Magna Compositionis
Astronomicon Epitomicon, Epitoma Johannis de Regio
Monte. Venetiis, 1496. Folio.

Les Tables dcs Directions et Profections de Jean
de Mont-Royal. See Henrion (Denis).

See also Maoinus (Jo. Ant.)

REGISTER of the QuaUfied Voters of the City of
Edinburgh, 1832, with lists of the Districts for Polling.
[With MS. entries of the votes given to each Candidate
by the several electors in the Elections of 1832 and
1834.] Edinh. 1832. 4to.

REGISTRATION.

Notes of the Decisions of the Appeal Court of Regis-
tration at Inverness, from its Institution, Revised by
the Sheriffs. Edinh. 1842. 8vo.

REGISTRAR GENERAL'S REPORTS. See Re-
ports.

REGISTRUM.

Registnim Brevium. See Brevia.
Registnim de Panmure. See Maule (Henry).
Registrum Honoris de Richmond. See Richmond.
Registrum Magni Sigilli Regum Scotorum. See
Records (Public).

REGISTRY.

Reasons for a Registry : showing the Benefits and
Advantages that may accrue thereby. Lond. 1678.
4to.

REGNAItD (Jean Fran90ib).
CEuvres completes, avec dee avertiBsemens et des re-
marques, parM. Gamier. 6 vols. Parin, 1810. 8vo.

REGNERUS (Tiieodorus).

De Jurejurando Veterum inprimis Romanorum, liber
singularis. Trajecti ad Rhenum, \72S. 12mo.

REI AGRARIiE AUCTORES, Legesque varia,
quasdam nunc primum, csetera emendatiora prodeunt cura
Wilelmi Goesii, cujus accedunt Indices, Antiquitates
Agrarias et Notse : una cum Nic. Rigaltii Notis et Obser-
vationibus. Amstelredami, 1674. 4to.

REI RUSTICS SCRIPTORES. See Scriptores.

REICHARD (R A, 0.)

Atlas Portatif et Itin^raire de I'Europe pour servir
de rintcIUgence au Guide des Voyageurs. Paris, 1807.
8vo.

Guide des Voyageurs en Europe. 2 vols. Parin,
1807. 12mo.

REICHENBACH (Karl, Baron von).

Abstract of Researches on Magnetism. Lond. 1846.
8vo.

Researches on Magnetism, Electricity, Heat, Light,
Crystallization, and Chemical Attraction, in their rela-
tion to the vital force. Translated and edited by Wni.
Gregory, M.D. Parts 1 and 2. Lcmd. 1850. 8vo.

REID (Alexander).

A short Account of the Lord's gracious,, merciful, and
remarkable Providences to Alexander Reid ; likewise
some remarkable Providences towards the Church of
God, from 1660 to 1693. Edinh. 1825. Svo.

REID (David Boswkll), M.D.

Academical Examinations on the Principles of
Chemistry ; being an Introduction to the study of that
Science. 2 vols. Edi7ih. 1825. 12ma

Elements of Practical Chemistry, comprising a Series
of Experiments in every department of Chemistry.
Edi7ih. 1830. Svo.

Illustrations of the Theory and Practice of Ventila-
tion, with Remarks on Warming, Exclusive Lighting,
and the Communication of Sound. Lond. 1844. Svo.

REID (G. H.)

An Essay on New South Wales, the Mother Colony
of the Australias. Sydney, 1876. Svo.

5o

842

REID— REIMMAN.

EEID (Rev. James).

Memoirs of the Lives and Writings of those Eminent
Divines who convened in the famous Assembly at
Westminster in the Seventeenth Century. 2 vols.
Paisley, 1811-15. 8vo.

REID (Jambs Skaton), D.D.

History of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland, com-
prising the Civil History of the Province of Ulster from
the accession of James I. With an Appendix of
Original Papers. 2 vols. Edinh. 1834-37. 8vo.

REID (John).

Bibliotheca Scoto-Celtica ; or, an Account of all the
Books which have been printed in the Gaelic Language.
Glasgow, 1832. 8vo.

EEID (John).

Turkey and the Turks, being the present State of the
Ottoman Empire. Lond. 1840. small 8vo.

REID (John), Stockbroker.

A Manual of the Scottish Stocks and British Funds ;
with a List of the Joint-Stock Companies in Scotland.
Minb. 1841. 12mo.

REID (John Alexander), Advocate.

Digest of Decisions relating to the Poor Law of
Scotland, with Decisions under the Lands Valuation,
Public Health, and Education Acts, with relative
Statutes. Edinb. 1880. 8vo.

REID (John Eaton). '

History of the County of Bute, and Families con-
nected therewith. Glasgow, 1864. 8vo.

REID (John T.)

Art Rambles in the Highlands and Islands of Scot-
land. Lond. 1878. 4to.

REID (T. Wemyss).
Charlotte Bronte : a Monograph.
Lond. 1877. post 8vo.

With Illustrations.

EEID (Thomas), D.D.

Works now fully collected, with Selections from his
unpublished Letters, Preface, Notes, and Supplementary
Dissertations, by Sir William Hamilton. Prefixed,
Stewart's Account of the Life and Writings of Reid.
2 vols. Edinh. 1863. 8vo.

Supplement to Sir W. Hamilton's edition of his
Works. Edinh. 1863. 8vo.

Essays on the Intellectual Powers of Man. Edinh.
1785. 4to.

REID (Thomas), D.B.—Contimied.

Essays on the Active Powers of Man. Edinh. 1788.
4to.

An Inquiry into the Human Mind, on the Principles
of Common Sense. Edinh. 1801. 8vo.

Oluvres Completes de Thomas Reid, Chef de I'ficole
ficossaise, publides par M. Th. JouSroy, avec des Frag-
ments de M. Royer-CoUard, et uue Introduction de
I'fiditeitt. 6 vols. Paris, 1828-36. 8vo.

REID (Thomas), Surgeon, R.N.

Two Voyages to New South Wales, and Van Diemen's
Land, including facts and observations relative to the
Convicts of both sexes. Lond. 1822. 8vo.

Travels in Ireland, in the year 1822. With reflec-
tions on the best means of improving its condition.
Lond. 1823. 8vo.

REID (Thomas).

Treatise on Clock and Watchmaking, theoretical and
practical. Illustrated by Plates. Edinh. 1826. royal
8vo.

REID (W. Hamilton).

Memoirs of the Public and Private Life of Napoleon
Bonaparte. Lond. 1826. 8vo.

REID (LiEUT.-CoL. W.)

An Attempt to develop the Law of Storms by means
of Facts arranged according to place and time, with the
view to practical use in Navigation. LoJid. 1838. 8vo.

REIFFENBERG (Le Bakon de).

Principes de Logique ; suivis de I'Histoire et de la
Bibliographie de cette Science. Bruxelles, 18S3. 8vo.

REIGN OF TERROR; A CoUection of authentic
Narratives of the Horrors committed by the Revolu-
tionary Government of France, under Marat and Robes-
pierre. By an Eye-witness. Translated from the French.
2 vols. Lond. 1826. 8vo.

REILY (Hugh).

The Impartial History of Ireland. To which is an-
nexed, the Nobility and Gentry of Ireland's Remon-
strance to Charles II. on his Restoration ; likewise the
Case of the Roman Catholics in Ireland, by the Rev. Dr
Nary. Lmid. 1744. 12mo.

REIMMAN (J AC. Frid.)

De Bibliotheca Csesarea Vindobonensi. Hanover,
1712. 12mo.

REIMES— RENNELL

84S

EEIMES (Philippe de).

Boman de la Manekine, par Philippe de Eeimes,
Trouvire du Treizifeme Si6cle. Publi6 par Francisque
Michel. Paris, 1840. 4to. (Bannatyno Club.)

EEIMS. See Toiles peintes et Tapisseries.

REINBECK (JoHANN Gustav).

Betrachtungen iiber die in der Augspurgischen Con-
fession enthaltene und damit vorkniipfto Gottlichc
Wahrheiten, etc. 9 vols in 5. Berlin, 110-^1. 4to.

REINECCIUS (Christianus).

Grammatica Hebraeo-Chaldaica, ex CL Wasmuthi
Hebraismo restituta et D. Opitii Chaldaismo harmonicc
adomata. Lipsice, 1756. 12mo.

EEINEGGS (Dr).
Description of Mount Caucasus.
(Charles).

iSee Wilkinson

REISBECK (Baron).

Travels through Germany, in a series of Letters
written in German, by Baron Reisbeck; and Translated
by the Rev. Mr Maty. 3 vols. Land. 1787. 8vo.

REISLER (Carl Gottlob).
Fuldstoendig Tydsk og Dansk Ord-Bog.
1804-1808. 3 vols. 8vo.

Kiohenhavn,

REITZIUS (Jo. Feed.)

De Ambiguis, Mediis et Contrariis, sive de Significa-
tione Verborum ac Phrasium ambigua. Traj. ad Rhenum,
1752. 8vo.

RELANDUS (Hadrianus).

Falffistina ex Monumentis Veteribus illustrata. Tra-
jecti Batav., nii. 2 vols. 4to.

Antiquitates Sacraj Veterum Hebrseorum. Traj. ad,
Rhenum, 1741.

RELIQUI^ ANTIQUE SCOTIC^, illustrative
of Civil and Ecclesiastical Affairs, from Original Manu-
scripts. Edited by G. R. Kinloch. JSdinb. I8i8. 8vo.

RELIQUI^ SCOTIC^.

Scottish Remains in Prose and Verse, from Original
MSS. and Scarce Tracts. Edited by J. Maidment.
Udinb. 1828. 8vo.

REMARKS on the Consumption of Public Wealth
by the Clergy of every Christian Nation. Third edition.
Loiid. 1822. Svo.

REMARKS on the Expediency of Framing a New
Code of Laws for Real Property. Lotid. 1827. 8vo.

REMARKS upon the " Natural History of Religion,"
by Mr Hume ; with Dialogues on Heathen Idolatry and
the Christian Religion. By S. T. Land. 1758. Svo.

REJIEMBRANCIA.

Analytical Index to the Series of Records known u
the Remembrancia. Preserved among the Archives of
the Cityof London. a.d. 1579-1664. LonJ. 1878. Svo.

R^MUSAT (Charles de).

Histoiro de la Philosophie en Angleterre, depuis
Bacon jusqu' k Locke. 2 vols, Paris, 1875.

REMUSAT (J. P. Abel).

Recherclics sur les Languos Tartares, ou M^moires
sur difffSrens points do la Grammaire et de la Litt<5rature
des Mandchous, dea Mongols, des Ouigours et de«
Tibetains. Vol. L (all published). Paris, 1820. 4to.

RENA (CosiMO della).

Serio degli Antichi Duchi e Marchesi di Toscana,
con altre Notizie del' Imperio Romano e del Regno de
Groti e de' Longobardi. Firenze, 1 690. folio.

REN ART (Le Roman du). See Reynard the Fox.

RENAUDOT (Eusebius).

Ancient Accounts of India and China, by two
Mohammedan Travellers, who went to those parts in
the ninth Century. Translated from the Arabic, by
Eusebius Renaudot. With Notes, Illustrations, and
Inquiries by the same hand. Lond. 1733. Svo.

RENCONTRE do Bayle, et de Spinosa dans I'autre
Monde. Cologne, 1711. ISmo.

RENDU (M. le Chanoinb).

Theory of the Glaciers of Savoy, by M. le Chanoine
Rendu, translated by Alfred Wills, to which are added
the original Memoir and Supplementary Articles by P.
G. Tait and John Ruskin. Edited with Introductory
Remarks, by George Forbes. LoTid. 1874. 8vo.

RENDU (Ambroise).

Systeme de I'Universit^ de France ; ou Plan d'une
Education Nationalo. Paris, 1816. Svo.

RENGGER (J. R)

The Reign of Doctor Joseph Gaspard Roderick de
Francia, in Paraguay; being an Account of a Six Years'
Residence in that Republic (1819-1825). By Messrs
Rengger and Longchamps, Translated from the French
of J. R. Rengger. Looid. 1827. Svo.

RENNELL (Major Jambs), F.RS.

Memoir of a Map of Hindostan, or the Mogul's
Empire, with an Index of names to the Map. Lond.
1783. 4to.

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RENNELL— REPORTS.

RENNELL (Major James) — Continued.

Memoir of a Map of Hindoostan; with an Introduc-
tion, illustrative of the Geography and present division
of that Country : and a Map of the Countries situated
between the head of the Indus, and the Caspian Sea.
To which is added, an account of the Ganges and Bur-
rampooter rivers. Loud. 1788. 4to.

The Geographical System of Herodotus, examined
and explained by a comparison with other Ancient
Authors, and with Modern Geography. Lond.X^QQ. 4to.

The same. Second edition. 2 vols. Lond.\^ZO. 8vo.

Illustrations of Xenophon's History of the Expedition
of the younger Cyrus from Sardis to Babylonia; and
the Retreat of the Ten Thousand Greeks. Land. 1816.
4to.

A Treatise on the Comparative Geography of Western
Asia. With an Atlas. 2 vols. Lond. \i^l. 8vo.

RENNELL (Rev. Thomas).

Remarks on Scepticism, as connected with Organisa-
tion and Life ; being an Answer to the Views of Bichat,
Morgan, and Lawrence. Lond. 1819. 8vo.

Sermons on Various Subjects. Lond. 1831. 8vo.

RENNEVILLE (Constantin de).

L'Inquisition Frangoise, ou I'Histoire de la BastUle.
6 vols. Amsterdam, 1719. 12mo.

RENNIE (Sir John), Civil Engineer.

Autobiography of Sir John Rennie, F.R.S. j compris-
ing the History of his Professional Life, together with
Reminiscences dating from the commencement of the
Century to the present Time. Lond. 1875. 8vo.

RENOUARD (Antoine Augustin).

Annales de I'lmprimerie des Aide ; ou Histoire des
trois Manuce et de leurs editions. 2 vols. Paris,
1803. 8vo.

Supplement. Paris, 1812. 8vo.

Annales de I'lmprimerie des Aides. Seconde Edition.
3 vols. Paris, 1825. 8vo.

Catalogue de la Bibliothfeque d'un Amateur, avec
Notes Bibliographiques, Critiques et Litteraires. Paris,
1819. 4 vols. 8vo.

Annales de I'lmprimerie des Estiennes, ou Histoire de
la Famille des Estienne et de ses j^ditions. 2 vols.
Paris, 1837-38. Svo.

RENOUARD (Augustin-Charles).

Traits des Droits d'Auteurs, dans le Litterature, les
Sciences, et les Beaux- Arts. 2 vols. Paris, 1839.
8vo.

RENOUF (P. Le Page).

Lectures on the Origin and Growth of Religion as
illustrated by the Religion of Ancient Egypt, delivered
in May and June 1879. Lotid. 1880. 8vo. (The
Hibbert Lectures.)

RENWICK (Rev. James).

A choice Collection of Prefaces, Lectures, and Ser-
mons, preached upon the mountains and muirs of Scot-
land, in the hottest time of the Persecution. 2 vols.
Glasgow, 1748-51. 12mo.

The Testimony of some persecuted Presbyterian
Ministers, into the Covenanted Reformation of the
Church of Scotland. Given in to the Ministers at
Edinburgh by Mr James Ren wick, Jan. 17, 1688.
With a Preface by Mr Alexander Shields. Reprinted,

1723. 12mo.

A Confutation of a Scandalous Pamphlet, entitled
a Manifesto, or the Standard of the Church of Scotland.
By the United Societies, etc. To which is annexed a
pertinent Letter of Mr James Renwick to Mr Langlans.

1724. 12mo. (Bound with Shields' Life and Death
of Renwick.)

See M'Millan (John). Shields (Alexander).

RENWICK (Thomas).

Narrative of the Case of Miss Margaret M'Avoy;
with an account of some Optical Experiments connected
with it. 4to. Lond. 1817.

REPERTORY OF ARTS AND MANUFAC-
TURES ; consisting of Original Communications,
Specifications of Patent Inventions, and Selections of
useful Practical Papers from the Transactions of the
Philosophical Societies of all Nations. 16 vols. Lond.
1794-1802. Svo.

The same. Second Series. Vols. 1-46. Lmid.
1802-1825. Svo.

Index to the First and part of the Second Series.
2 vols. Lond. 1806-1815. Svo.

Repertory of Patent Inventions, and other Dis-
coveries and Improvements in Arts, Manufactures, and
Agriculture. Being a Continuation on an enlarged plan
of the Repertory of Arts and Manufactures. 16 vols.
Lond. 1825-1833. Svo.

The same. New Series. 16 vols. Zo>i(/. 1834-1842.
Svo.

The same. Enlarged Series. 40 vols. Land. 1843-
1862. Svo.

REPORTS.

Report from the Committee on the " Bill for making
provision for the Despatch of the Business now done by
the Court of Exchequer in Scotland." Lond. 1832.
foUo.

REPOETS.

846

ILEPOIiTS— Continued.

First and Seconrl Reports of the Commissioners
appointed by His Majesty's "Warrant of the 2d Novem-
ber 1808 for inquiring into the Administration of
Justice in Scotland relating to matters of a Civil
Nature, and particularly into the Forms and Process
before the Court of Session. Land, 1810. folio.
See also Court of Session.

First, Second, and Third Report of Her Majesty's
Law Commissioners, Scotland. 2 vols. Lond. 1838.
folio.

Reports of the Commissioners appointed to inquire
into the Courts of Law in Scotland, together with
Minutes of Evidence. ^fZmft. 1869-1871. folio.

Report of the Commissioners appointed by the Lords
Commissioners of Her Majesty's Treasury to inquire
into certain Civil Departments in Scotland. Edinh.
1870. folio.

First Report of the Commissioners appointed to
inquire and ascertain how far the Mercantile Laws in
the different parts of the United Kingdom may be
advantageously assimilated. Lond. 1854. folio.

Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire
as to the State of the Registers of Land Rights in the
Counties and Burghs of Scotland. Edinh. \^QZ. folio.

Report of the Committee of the Incorporation of
Solicitors, on the Table of Fees lately issued under the
sanction of the Judges. 1830. 8vo.

Reports on the Courts of Justice in Scotland. See
Court op Session.

Reports by Her Majesty's Commissioners appointed
to inquire into the Schools in Scotland. Elementary
Schoola — Burgh and Middle-Class Schools, with Special
Report of the Assistant-Commissioners. Edinh. 1865-68,

Reports on the State of Education in Scotland.
Country districts — Lowlands — Glasgow — Hebrides.
Edinh. 1866. 8vo.

Reports on the Universities of Scotland. 4 vols.
Edinh. 1878.

Reports of the Royal Commissioners appointed
to inquire into Endowed Schools and Hospitals
(Scotland), with Appendix. 2 vols. Edinh. 1875. Svo.

First Report of the Commissioners of Endowed
Institutions in Scotland. 1880. 8vo.

Royal Commission on Scientific Instruction and the
Advancement of Science. Vol. I. First, Supple-
mentary, and Second Reports, with Minutes of Evi-
dence and Appendices. Lond. 1872. folio.

Seventh and Eighth Reports of the Royal Commis-
sion on Scientific Instruction and the Advancement of
Science. Lond. 1875-1876. folio.

REPORTS— C'w<i«M«(Z.

Report of Her Majesty's CommiBsionors appointed to
inquire into the State, Discipline, Studies, and
Revenues of the University of Dublin, and of Trinity
College. Dahlin, 1853. folio.

Reports of the Royal Commission on Historical
Manuscripts. In 6 vols. Lond. 1870-1879. folio.

Report from the Select Committee on Public
Libraries (with Index). Printed by order of the
House of Commons. Lond. 1849-1850. folio.

Reports of the Society for Bettering the Condition
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Report from His Majesty's Commissioners for inquir-
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the Poor Laws. Lond. 1834. 8vo.

First, Second, Third, and Fourth Annual Reports of
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1835-1838. 8vo.

Report from the Poor Law Commissioners on the
Training of Pauper Children ; with Appendices.
Lmid. 1841. 8vo.

Report of the Seventh Annual Congress for the Pro-
motion of Social Science, held in Edinburgh. Edinh.
1863. 12mo.

Reports of the Trustees of the Ministers' Widows'
Fund, 1800-1845. 2 vols. Edinh. v.y. 4to.

Report from the Select Committee on Annuity Tax
(Edinburgh), together with the Proceedings of the
Committee, Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, and Index.
Lond. 1851. Svo.

Annual Reports of the Registrar-General of Births,
Deaths, and Mamages in Scotland. 12 vols. Edinh.
1855-1876.

Supplement to the Registrar-General's Reports on
Births, Marriages, and Deaths in Scotland during the
ten years 1861-1870. Edinh. 1874. folio.

Monthly, Returns of the Births, Deaths, and Mar-
riages registered in the eight principal Towns of Scot-
laud. Edinh. 1877-1880 (and continued).

Mr Telford's Survey and Reports of the Highlands,
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Maintaining the Caledonian Canal 2 vols. Lond.
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Reports of the Commissioners for Making Roads and
Building Bridges in the Highlands of Scotland. 2 vols.
Lond. 1804-1821. foUo.

Report from the Commissioners on the proposed
Divisions of Counties, and Boundaries of Boroughs.
11 vols. Lond. 1832. folio.

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EEPOKTS— EETUEK

REFOKTS—Cotitinued.

Keports upon the Boundaries of the several Cities,
Burghs, and Towns ia Scotland, in respect to the Elec-
tion of Members to serve in Parliament. Ordered to
be printed 18th April 1832. Edinh. 1832. folio.

Eeport of the Commissioners for inquiring into
matters relating to Public Eoads in Scotland. VoL I.
Eeport and Appendices. Vol. II. Notes on Evidence.
2 vols, in 1. Edinb. 1859. 8vo.

Aberdeen Universities' Commission. See Aberdeen.

See also British Association. Population. Ee-
coBDS (Public). Trials.

EEPOSATI (Einaldo), LL.D.
Delia Zeoca di Gubbio e delle Geste do' Conti e
Duchi di TJrbino. 2 vols. Bologna, 1772-1773. 4to.

EEPP (Thor. Gudm.)

De Sermone Tentamen. Havnice, 1826. 8vo.

Historical Treatise on Trial by Jury, Wager of Law,
and other co-ordinate Forensic Institutions, formerly
in use in Scandinavia and in Iceland. Edinh. 1832.
8to.

EEPEESENTATION.

The Old and New Eepresentation of the United
Kingdom Contrasted. "With Tables of the number of
Members, etc. Westminster, 1833. 12mo.

EEPTON (Humphret).

Designs for the Pavilion at Brighton. By H. Eep-
ton, with the assistance of his sons, J. A. and G. S.
Eepton, Architects. Lond. 1806. folio.

Fragments on the Theory and Practice of Landscape
Gardening ; including some Eemarks on Grecian and
Gothic Architecture. By H. Eepton, assisted by his
son, J. Adey Eepton. Lond. 1816. royal 4to.

EEPUBLICK OF LETTEES.

The Present State of the Eepublick of Letters, giving
a general view of the state of Learning throughout
Europe ; and containing Accounts and Abstracts of the
most valuable Books published in Britain or foreign
parts. From January 1728 to January 1737. 18 vols.
Lond. 8vo.

EEQUENO (Abate Don Vincenzo).
Saggi sul Eistabilimento dell' Antica Arte de' Greci
0 Eomani PittorL 2 vols. Parma, 1787. 8vo.

EEEESBY (Sir John).

Memoirs ; containing several private and remarkable
Transactions, from the Eestoration to the Eevolution
inclusively. Lond. 1734. 4to.

EEEESBY (Sir Sou^)— Continued.

Travels and Memoirs, the former (now first published)
exhibiting a View of the Governments and Society in
the principal States and Courts of Europe, during the
time of Cromwell's Usurpation ; the latter containing
Anecdotes and Secret History of the Courts of
Charles IL and James II. Lond. 1813. 8vo.

EEEESBY (Tamworth).

A Miscellany of Ingenious Thoughts and Eeflections,
in verse and prose. Second edition. Lond. n.d. 4to.

EEEUM BEITANNICAEUM SCEIPTOEES.
See Britain (Great).

EEEUM HISPANICAEUM SCEIPTOEES. See
Spain,

EESENDE (Garcia de).

Lyvro das Obras de Garcia de Eesende que trata da
Vida et grandissimas virtudes et bondades excelentes
costumes et manhas et muy craros feitos do cliristian-
issimo principe, el Eey Dom Joao o segundo deste
rome et dos Eeys de Portugal o trezeno. [JE^wra.]
Lnp-esso em casa de, Luys Rodriguez. 1545. folio.

EESINA. — Disegni intagliati in Eame di Pitture
Antiche ritrovate nella Scavazioni di Eesina Napoli,
1746. large folio.

EESPUBLICA, sive Status regni Scotia; et Hiber-
niae diversorum Autonim. Lug. Bat. 1627. 18mo.

EESTE (Bernard de).

Histoire des PSches, des D^couvertes, et des Etab-
lissemens des HoUandois dans les Mers du Nord ;
traduit du HoUandois. Par Bernard de Eeste. 3 vols.
Paris, 1801. 8vo.

EESUME G^ndral, on Extrait des Cahiers de Poii-
voirs, Instructions, etc., remis par les BaUliages, S6n6-
chauss^es, et pays d'Etats du Eoyaume, k leurs D^put^s
aux Etats-G^ndraux. 3 vols. 1789. 8vo.

EETOUES. Decennial Indexes to the Services of
Heirs in Scotland. See Chancery in Scotland.

EETEATOS de los EspaSoles Ilustres. See Spain.

EETUEN OF OWNEES OF LAND.

Scotland. Owners of Lands and Heritages 1872-
1873. Eeturn of the Name and Address of every
Owner of one Acre and upwards, etc. Presented to
both Houses of Parliament. Edinh. 1874. folio.

England and Wales (exclusive of the Metropolis).
Eeturn of Owners of Land. 1873. 2 vols. Lond.
1875. folio.

RETUEN— REVOLUTION.

Mr

RETUEN OF OWKEES OF LA^I)—Co7iiinued.

Ireland. Eetum of Owners of Land of one Acre
and upwards in the several Counties. Dublin, 1876.
folio.

EETZ (Cardinal de).

Memoirs ; containing the particulars of his own Life,
with the most secret Transactions at the French Court
during the Administration of Cardinal Mazarin, and
the Civil Wars occasioned by it. To which are added
some other Pieces written by the Cardinal de Retz, or
explanatory to these Memoirs. Translated from the
French. 4 vols. 1723. 12mo.

EETZOW (GiiN^RAL de).

Nouveaux Mdmoires Historiques sur la Guerre de
Sept Ans. Traduits de I'Allemand. 2 vols. Paris,
1803. 8vo.

EETZSCH (Fbiedrich August Moritz).

Gallerie zu Shakspeare's Dramatischen Werken.
In Umrissen erfunden und gestochen von M. Eetzsch.
Leipzig, 1847. oblong folio.

EEUMONT (Alfred de).

The Carafas of Maddaloni : Naples under Spanish
Dominion. Translated from the German of Alfred de
Reumont. Lond. 1854. 12mo. (Bohn's Standard
Library.)

EEUSS (L D.)

Repertorium Commentationum a Societatibus Liter-
ariis editarum, secundum Disciplinarum ordinem
digessit L D. Eeuss. 16 vols. Gottingm, 1801-1821.
4to.

R^VEIL (Achille). See Museum op Painting.

REVELATIONS of Russia in 1844. See Russia.

EEVELATIONS of Spain in 1845. See Hughes
(T. M.)

EEVETT (Nicholas).

Antiquities of Athens. See Stuart (James).

REVEUR (a Periodical Paper published at Edin-
burgh), from November 1737 to May 1738. In 1 vol.
4to.

REVIEWS. See Magazines, etc.

REVILLE (Albert), D.D.

The Devil : his Origin, Greatness, and Decadence.
From the French, by H. A. Lond. 1871. 8vo.

REVOLUTION.

Remarks upon the Present Confederacy and Late
Revolution in England. Lond. 1693. 4to.

REVOLUTION— Can^wM**-?:

A Collection of Tracts relating to the Revolution in
1688. Bound in two volumes, Quarto.

Vol. I.
1. His Majesties late Letter in Vindication of himself,
dated at St Germans, Jan. 14, 1689. — 2. His
Letter to the House of Lords and Commons,
Feb. 3, 1689. — 3. An Answer to the late King
James's Declaration, Dublin Castle, May 8.-4.
Ilis Majesties Reasons for withdrawing himself
from Rochester. Also, Reasons why in this con-
juncture no alteration should be made in the
Church of Scotland. — 5. The Prince of Orange's
Declaration, with a Preface and Remarks. — 6. The
Lords' and Commons' Reasons for the deposal of
James II. — 7. A brief Justification of the Prince
of Orange's Descent into England. — 8. The Ex-
pedition of the Prince of Orange ; giving an account
of the most remarkable passages thereof. — 9. The
Declaration of the Nobility, Gentry, and Com-
monalty at the Rendezvous at Nottingham,
Nov. 22, 1688. — 10. A Remonstrance of all good
Protestants against deposing their lawful Sovereign
King James II. — 11. Whether the preserving the
Protestant Religion was the motive unto, or the
end designed in, the late Revolution ? — 12. An
Enquiry into the Measures of Submission to the
Supreme Authority, etc. — 13. A Discouisc con-
cerning the Nature, Power, and proper Effects of
the present Conventions in both Kingdoms, called
by the Prince of Orange. — 14. Four Questions
debated concerning the Government. — 15. An
Essay upon the Original and Design of Magistracy ;
or, a modest Vindication of the Proceedings of
England. — 16. Obedience due to the present King,
notwithstanding our Oaths to the former; by a
Divine of the Church of England. — 17. The Case
of the Allegiance due to Sovereign Powers stated.
By Dr Sherlock. 1691.— 18. Remarks upon Dr
Sherlock's Case of Allegiance. — 19. Sherlock
against Sherlock, containing modest Remarks on
the Doctor's Notions of Allegiance, by the Rector of
St George, Botolph Lane.

Vol. II.
1. Reiiections upon our late and present Proceedings in
England. Edinh. 1689.— 2. A Letter to a Member
of the Convention of States in Scotland. — 3. Alle-
giance and Prerogative considered. — 4. An Address
to the Nobility, Clergy, and Gentlemen of Scot-
land.— 5. A Letter from the West to a Member of
the Meeting of Estates of Scotland. — 6. An Ac-
count of the Affairs of Scotland, written upon
occasion of an Address lately presented to his
Majesty. — 7. A Speech of a Fellow Commoner of
England to his Fellow Commoners of the Conven-
tion. — 8. A Lord's Speech without-doors upon
the present condition of the Gtovemment.. —

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REVOLUTION— EEYNOLDS.

REVOLUTION— Con Hnucd.

9. An Answer to two Papers called a Lord's Speech
without-doors, and a Commoner's Speech. — 10.
Sabis po2)uli suprema Lex ; or, the Free Thoughts
of a Wellwisher for a good Settlement. — 11.
Letter to a Bishop concerning the present Settle-
ment.— 12. An Enquiry into the present State of
Afi&iirs, whether we are bound to treat with the
King, and call him back again. — 13. A Wish for
Peace, or an Essay for removing the present differ-
ences about the Proceedings of Parliament. 1690.
— 14. An Answer to the late K. James's Last
Declaration, dated at St Germains, 1693. — 15.
A Letter concerning a French Invasion to restore
King James. 1692. — 16. A second Letter con-
cerning the French Invasion. 1692.

See also Scotland.

REVOLUTION (The French). See Royal Me-
moirs.

REVOLUTION Pi^montaise. Paris, 1821. 8vo.

REVOLUTION POLITICKS ; being a compleat
Collection of all the Reports, Lyes, and Stories which
were the Fore-runners of the great Revolution in 1688,
commencing from the death of King Charles II.,
wherein the several views and designs of all Parties
are exposed. Lond. 1733. 8vo.

REVUE ENCYCLOPEDIQUE. See Magazines,
Reviews, etc.

REY (Jean).

Histoire de la Captivity de Fran9ois I. Paris,
1837. 8vo.

REY (Joseph).

Des Institutions Judiciares de I'Angleterre corn-
parses avec celles de la Franco, et de quelques autres
Etats Anciens et Modernes. 2 vols. Pam, 1826. 8vo.

REYBAUD (Louis).

Jerome Paturot h, la recherche de la MeiUeure dos
Ropubliques. 4 vols. Paris, 1848. 12mo.

REYGER (Arnoldus de).

Thesaurus Juris Civilis et Canonici locupletissimus,
ordine alphahetico dispositus. Accedunt Additiones
Danielis Venediger. Colonim-Agrippinm. 2vols.ini.
1704. folio,

REYNALD (Heemile).

Histoire de I'Espagne, depuis la mort de Charles III.
jusqu' Ji nos jours. Pflr/*-, 1873. 12mo.

REYNARD THE FOX.

The History of Reynard the Fox : a new version by
David Vedder, Illustrated by Gustav Canton. Edinl.
1852. 4to.

REYNARD THE ¥0X—Cmti7iued.

Speculum Vitse Aulicse. De admirabili fallacia et
astutia Vulpeculse Reinekes libri quatuor ex idiomate
Gemianico Latinitate donati, adjectis iconibus, etc.
Auctore Hartmanno Schoppero. Franco/, ad Moenum
1574-1575. 12mo.

Le Roman du Renart, public d'apres les Manuscrits
de la Bibliothfeque du Roi des XII., XIV., et XV.
Sifecles. Par M. D. M. M^on. 4 vols. Paris, 1826.
8vo.

Reineke Vos, nach der Liibecker Ausgabe von jahxe
1498, mit einleitung, glossar und Anmerkungen von
Hoffman von Fallersleben. Brcslau, 1834. 8vo.

Reineke de Fos, fan H. fan Alkmer, npt nye utgegeven
unde forklared dorg Dr K. F. A Scheller. Brunstcyk,
1835. 8vo.

REYNARDSON (C. T. S. Birch).
Down the Road ; or, Reminiscences of a Gentleman
Coachman. Lond. 1875. 8vo.

REYNEAU (Charles), Pretre de VOratoire.

Analyse DemontrSe, ou la Methode de Resoudre les
Problenies des Mathematiques. Paris, 1708. 2 vols.
4to.

REYNER (Clement), O.S.B.

Apostolatus Benedictinorum in AngUa, sive Dis-
ceptatio Historica de Antiquitate ordinis congrega-
tionisque Monachorum Nigrorum S. Benedicti in regno
Anglia3. Duaci, 1626. folio.

REYNIER (Jean Louis Antoine).

De I'Economie Publique et Rurale des Celtes, des
Germains, et des autres Peuples du Nord, et du Centre
de I'Europe. Paris, 1818. 8vo.

De rjficonomie Publique et Rurale des Perses et des
Phdniciens. Geneve, 1819. 8vo.

REYNIER (Jean Louis Ebbnezee).

State of Egypt, after the Battle of Heliopolis, pre-
ceded by general Observations on the Physical and
Political character of the Country. By Eegnier,
General of Division. Translated from the French.
Lmid. 1802. 8vo.

REYNOLDS (Frederick).

Life and Times of Frederick Reynolds, written by
himself. 2 vols. Lond. 1826. 8vo.

REYNOLDS (Henry Robert), D.D.

Ecclesia : a Second Series of Essays on Theological
and Ecclesiastical Questions. By various Writers.
Lond. 1871. 8vo.

REYNOLDS— KICK

849

EEYNOLDS (John).

The Triumphs of God's Eevenge against the crying
aud execrable sin of Murther, expresst in Thirty several
Tragical Histories. The sixth edition, to which is
added God's Eevenge against Adultery containing Ten
several Histories never printed before. Hlustrated
with new Sculptures. Land. 1679. folio.

EEYNOLDS (Sir Joshua).

Literary Works ; containing his Discourses delivered
at the Eoyal Academy, Commentary on Du Fresnoy's
Art of Painting, etc. With an Account of his Life,
by Edmund Malone. 3 vols. Land. 1819. 8vo.

Literary Works, with a Memoir of the Author, by
Henry William Beechey. 2 vols. Lond. 1835. 12mo.

The same. New and improved edition. 2 vols.
1852. 12mo. (Bohn's Standard Library.)

The Discourses of Sir Joshua Eeynolds, illustrated
by Explanatory Notes aud Plates, by John Burnet.
Lond. 1842. royal 4to.

EHEIMS.

Coiltumes de la Cit6 et Ville de Eheims, Villes et
Villages regis selon icelles, avec les Commentaires sur
chacun article, authorisez et confirmez par les Loix
Eomaines et par les Interpret^s, par J. B. de Buridan.
Ouvrage posthume. Paris, 1665. folio.

EHIND (Alexander Henry).

Thebes ; its Tombs and their Tenants, Ancient and
Modern, including a Eecord of Excavations in the
Necropolis. Lond. 1862. royal 8vo.

EHIND (William).

Studies in Natural History. Edinh. 1830. 12mo.

Sketches of the Past and Present State of Moray.
Edited by William Ehind, the Illustrations drawn and
etched by D. Alexander. Edinh. \%Z9. 8vo.

EHINE (The).

An Autumn near the Ehine ; or, Sketches of Courts,
Society, Scenery, etc., in some of the German States
bordering on the Ehine. Lond. 1818. 8vo.

EHODES (E.)

Peak Scenery; or, the Derbyshire Tourist.
1824. Svo.

Lond.

EHODOMANUS (Lauratids).
Vita. See Langtus (C. H.)

EIBADENEIEA (Pedro de), S.J.

Hysteria Ecclesiastica del Scisma del Eeyno do
Inglaterra : enla qual se trata las cosas mas notables
q han sucedido en aquel Eeyno tocates a nuestra sancta
Eeligion, desde que comen^o hasta la muerte de la
Eeyna de Escocia. Lisboa, 1588. 8vo.

EIBADENEIEA (Pedro de), B.S .—Continued.

Bibliotheca Scriptorum Societatis Jesu, opus in-
choatum a R P. Petro Eibadeneira, anno salutia 1602,
continuatum a E. P. Philippo Alegambe uscjue ad an-
num 1642, recognitum et productum ad annum lubilaei
1675, a Nathanaele Sotuello. Romce, 1676. folio.

Flos Sanctorum, sive Vitse Sanctorum in modum
Concionum Scriptae. Colonice-AgrippituB, 1700. folio.

The Lives of Saints, with other Feasts of the Year,
according to the Eoman Calendar. Translated from
the Spanish by W. P. 2 vols. Lond. 1730. folio.

EIBADENEYEA (Antonio), de San Roman,
Historia General de la Yndia Oriental ValladoUd,
1603. folio.

EIBIEE (Guillaume).

Lettres et M^moires d'Estat des Eoys, Princes,
Ambassadeurs, et autres miiiistres, sous les regnes de
FrauQois I., Henry II., et Francois II. 2 vols. Paris,
1666. folio.

EICAED (Samuel).

Traits Gdndral du Commerce. Nouvelle Edition,
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EICAEDO (David).

Proposals for an Economical and secure Currency,
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land. Land. 1816. 8vo.

On the Principles of Political Economy and Taxa-
tion. Lond. 1817.

Works, with a notice of the Life and Writings of the
Author, by J. E. M'Culloch. Lond. 1846. Svo.

EICAEDUS DE S. VICTOEE.
Opera Omnia. Lugduni, 1534. folio.

EICCATI (Chables).

Tableau Historique et Eaisonnd des Evdnemens qui
ont prdcddd et suivi le retabUssement des Bourbons
en France. 3 vols. Paris, 1817. Svo.

EICCI (Scipione).

Life. See Potter (Louis de).

EICCOBONI (Marie).

Qiuvres Complettes. Nouvelle Edition, revue et
augmentde par I'Auteur. S vols. Pam, 1786. Svo.

Lettres d'Adelaide de Dammartin, Comtesse de
Sancerre, h, M. le Comte de Nancd son ami. Paris,
1767. 12mo.

EICE (Thomas).

An Inquiry into the effects of the Irish Grand Jury
Laws, as affecting the industry, the improvement, and
the moral character of the people of England. Lond.
1816. Svo.

5p

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RICH (Babnaby).

A new Description of Ireland ; wherein is described
the disposition of the Irish. Lond. 1610. 4to.
See Shakespeare Society.

RICH (Claudius James).

Memoir on the Ruins of Babylon. Second edition.
Lond. 1816. 8vo.

Second Memoir on Babylon ; containing an Inquiry
into the correspondence between the Ancient Descrip-
tions of Babylon and the Remains still visible on the
site. Lond. 1818. 8vo.

Narrative of a Residence in Koordistan, and on tlie
site of Ancient Nineveh ; .with Journal of a Vovage
down the Tigris to Bagdad, and an Account of a Visit
to Shirauz and Persepolis. 2 vols. Lond. 1836. 8vo.

Narrative of a Journey to the Site of Babylon in
1811 ; Memoirs on the Ruins, and Remarks on the
Topography of Ancient Babylon, by Major Eennell,
with Narrative of a Journey to Persepolis. Lond.
1839. 8vo.

RICHARD DE BURY.
Philobiblion. See Buey.

RICHARD OF CIRENCESTER

Speculum Historiale. See Britain (Great), p. 124.

RICHARD OF DEVIZES. See England (English
Historical Society).

RICHARD OF HEXHAM. Apicd Hist. Angl.
Scriptores. Ed. Twysden. See Britain (Great).

RICHARD (Achille).

Nouveaux El(5mens do Botanique, et de Physiologic
V^g^table. Paris, 1828. 8vo.

Elements of Botany and Vegetable Physiology,
including the Characters of the Natural Families of
Plants, with illustrative figures. Translated from the
French by W. Macgillivray. Edinh. 1831. 8vo.

RICHARDERIE (G. Boucher).

Bibliothfequo UniverseUe des Voyages ; ou notice
complete et raisonnee de tons les Voyages anciens et
modornes dans les differentes parties du Monde.
6 vols. Paris, 1808. 8vo.

RICHARDS (George).

The Divine Origin of Prophecy. Oxfm-d, 1800.
8vo. (Bampton Lectures.)

RICHARDS (Thomas).

Antiques Linguse Britannicse Thesaurus; being a
British or Welsh-English Dictionary. To which is
prefixed a compendious Welsh Grammar. Bristol,
1753. 8vo.

RICHARDS (William).
An English and Welsh Dictionary.
1798. 12mo.

Caermarthen,

RICHARDSON (Benjamin Ward), M.D.
Diseases of Modern Life. Lond. 1876. 8vo.

RICHARDSON (Charles James).

Popular Treatise on the Warming and Ventilation of
Buildings, showing the advantages of the improved
system of Heated Water Circulation. Illustrated with
eighteen zinc plates. Lond. 1837. 8vo.

RICHARDSON (Frbderika).

The Iliad of the East : a Selection of Legends
drawn from Valmiki's Sanskrit Poem, The Ramayana.
Lmd. 1870. 8vo.

RICHARDSON (J.)

Thoughts upon Thinking ; or, a new Theory of the
Human Mind. Lond. 1755. 4to.

RICHARDSON (James).

Travels in the Great Desert of Sahara, in the Years
1845 and 1846. 2 vols. Lond. 1848. 8vo.

RICHARDSON (John).

The great Folly, Superstition, and Idolatry of Pil-
grimages in Ireland ; especially of that to St Patrick's
Purgatory. Dublin, 1727. 8vo.

RICHARDSON (John), F.A.S.

A Dictionary : Persian, Arabic, and English, with a
Dissertation on the Eastern Nations. 2 vols. Oxford,
1777-1780. folio.

A Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and
Manners of Eastern Nations. Second edition, to which
is added Part II., containing additional Observations,
together with further Remarks on a new analysis of
Ancient Mythology. Oxford, 1778. 8vo.

RICHARDSON (Sir John), M.D.
Fauna Boreali-Americana ; or, the Zoology of the
Northern Parts of British America, containing Descrip-
tions of the objects of Natural History collected in the
late Northern Land Expedition under command of
Captain Sir John Franklin, R.N. By John Richardson,
M.D., assisted by W. Swainson and the Rev. W.
Kirkby. 4 vols. Lond. 1829-1837. 4to.

Part I. The Quadrupeds. By John Richardson.

Part II. The Birds. By W. Swainson.

Part III. The Fish. By J. Richardson.

Part IV. The Insects. By the Rev. W. Kirby.
Arctic Searching Expedition : a Journal of a Boat-
Voyage in Search of the Discovery Ships under com-
mand of Sir John Franklin. With an Appendix on
the Physical Geography of North America. 2 vols.
Lond. 1852. 8vo.

EICHARDSON— EICHMOND.

851

EICHAEDSON (Jonathan), Sen.

Works ; containing the Theory of Painting, Essay
on the Art of Criticism, and the Science of a Con-
noisseur. A new edition, with the addition of an
Essay on the Knowledge of Pruits, etc. With Por-
traits and Plates. Lond. 1792. 4to.

Morning Thoughts, or Poetical Meditations, Moral,
Divine, and Miscellaneous. By the late Jonathan
Eichardson. With Notes by his Son. L(md. 1776.
8vo.

RICHAEDSON (Jonathan), Sen. and Jon.

An Account of some of the Statues, Bas-reliefs,
Drawings, and Pictures in Italy, etc. Lond. 1722.
8yo.

EICHAEDSON (Jonathan), Jun.

Eichardsoniana ; or, Occasional Eeflections on the
Moral Nature of Man; with several Anecdotes inter-
spersed. Lond. 1776. 8vo.

RICHAEDSON (Ralph).

A Tale of Ages ; being a Description of some of the
Geological and Historical Changes which have occurred
in the Neighbourhood of Edinburgh. (A Poem.)
Edinb. 1874. 8vo.

EICHAEDSON (Robert), D.D.

A State of the Evidence in the Cause between the
Duke of Hamilton and Archibald Douglas of Douglas,
with Eemarks. Lond. 1769. 4to.

See also Douglas Cause.

RICHARDSON (Egbert), M.D.

Travels along the Mediterranean, and parts adjacent,
in company with the Earl of Belmore, during the years
1816, 1817, 1818; extending as far as the second
Cataract of the Nile, Jerusalem, Damascus, Balbec, etc.
2 vols. Lond. 1822. 8vo.

EICHAEDSON (Samuel).

Pamela; or, Virtue Eewarded. Sixth edition. 4 vols.
Lond. 1772. 8vo.

Clarissa Harlowe. Fourth edition. 7 vols. Lond.
1751. 8vo.

Sir Charles Grandison. Second edition. 6 vols.
Lmd. 1754.

See also British Novelists.

Correspondence ; selected from the Original Manu-
scripts bequeathed by him to his family. To which
are prefixed a Biographical Account of the Author and
Observations on his Writings, by Anna L. Barbauld.
6 vols. Lond. 1804. Svo.

EICHAEDSON (William), Professor, UniverMy of
Glasgow.

Epithalamium on the Marriages of the Duchess of
Athol, and of the Honorable Mrs Graham of Balgowan.
Glaitfjow, 1775. 4to.

Poems, chiefly EuraL With the Indians, a Tale.
Fourth edition, enlarged. Glasgow, 1781. 12mo.

Anecdotes of the Russian Empire, in a series of
Letters, written a few years ago, from St Petersburg.
Lond. 1784. Svo.

Essays on some of Shakespeare's Dramatic Char-
acters. To which is added an Essay on the Faults of
Shakespeare. Lond. 1797. 8vo.

Essay on the Mythology of Ossian. See Graham
(Patrick).

EICHAEDSON (William).

A Catalogue of 7385 Stars, chiefly in the Southern
Hemisphere, prepared from Observations made in the
years 1822-1826, at the Observatory at Paramatta,
New South Wales. Lond. 1835. 4to.

EICHAEDSON (William A.)

Practical Information concerning the Public Debt
of the United States, with the National Banking Laws.
Washington, 1873. Svo.

EICHAEDUS (Claudius).

Commentarius in libros ApoUonii Pergaei Conicorum.
See Apollonius Perg^eus.

EICHEBOUECQ (Jacobus de).

Ultima Verba Factaque, et Ultimae Voluntates
Morientium Philosophorum Virorumque et Foeminarum
Illustrium, necnon Imperatorum Eegum, Principum,
item Summorum Pontificum, S.R.E. Cardinalium,
Episcoporum, Sanctorum, etc. 2 vols. Amsteloidami,
1721. foUo.

EICHELET (Pierre).

Dictionnaire de la Langue Fran9oise, Ancienne et
Modeme. Nouvelle Edition. 3 vols. Ltjon, 1759.
folio.

EICHEE (Adrien);

Nouvel Abr^g^ Chronologique de I'Histoire des
Empereurs. 2 vols. Paris, 1754. 12mo.

EICHES (Thomas Hukry).

History of Uxbridge. See Eedfobd (Gboroe).

EICHMOND (Alex. B.)

Narrative of the condition of the Manufacturing
Population, and the proceedings of Government, which
led to the State Trials in Scotland in 1820. Lond.
1824. Svo.

852

EICHMOND— EIDPATH.

EICHMOISTD.

Eegistrum Honoris do Eichmond ; exhibens terrarum
et villarum quae quondam fuerunt Edwini Comitis infra
Eichmundshire descriptionem ; ex Libre Domesday.
Lond. 1722. foUo.

EICHMOND (Ebv. Legh).

Selections from the Writings of the English Re-
formers. See Eatheks of the English Church.

EICHTEE (Jean Paul).

Life of Jean Paul F. Eichter, compiled from various
sources, with his Autobiography. Translated from the
German. 2 vols. Lond. 1845. 8vo.

EICKAEDS (E.)

India ; or, Facts submitted to illustrate the Character
and Condition of the Native Inhabitants ; with Sug-
gestions for Eeforming the present System of Govern-
ment. 2 vols. Lcmd. 1829-1832. 8vo.

EICKMAN (Thomas).

An Attempt to discriminate the Styles of Archi-
tecture in England, from the Conquest to the Eeforma-
tion, with notices of British Edifices. Third edition.
Lond. 1825. 8vo.

The same. Fifth edition. Lond. 1848. 8vo.

EICOTTI (Ercole).

Storia delle Compagnie di Ventura. 4 vols. Torino,
1844-1845. 8vo.

EICEAFT (.Tosiah).

A Survey of England's Champions, and Truth's
faithful Patriots ; or a chronological recitement of the
principal proceedings of the Commanders of the armies
raised for the preservation of Eeligiou, the King's
person, the privileges of Parliament, etc. ; with lively
Portraitures of the several Commanders. Lond. 1647.
Eeprinted, Lond. 1821. 8vo.

EIDDELL (Henry).

Eailway Parliamentary Practice, with an Appendix,
containing the Standing Orders of both Houses of
Parliament relating to Eailways. Lond. 1846. 8vo.

EIDDELL (Henry) and EOGEES (John W.)
An Index to the Public Statutes from 9 Hen. III. to

10 & 11 Vict, (excepting those relating exclusively

to Scotland, Ireland, the Colonies and Dependencies).

Analytically arranged, in two parts. Part I. Lond.

1848. royal 8vo.

EIDDELL (Henry Scott). •
Poems, Songs, and Miscellaneous Pieces. Edinb.
1847. 8vo.

EIDDELL (John).

The Salt-Foot Controversy, as it appeared in Black-
wood's Magazine ; to which is added a Eeply. With
an Appendix containing some remarks on the present
state of the Lyon Office. Edinb. 1818. 8vo.

Eemarks upon Scotch Peerage Law, as connected
with certain points in the late Case of the Earldom of
Devon; to which are added desultory Observations
upon the Nature and Descent of Scotch Peerages, etc.
Edmb. 1833. 8vo.

Tracts, Legal and HistoricaL Edinb. 1835. 8vo.

Inquiry into the Law and Practice in Scottish Peer-
ages, before and after the Union ; involving the ques-
tions of Jurisdiction and Forfeiture, together with an
Exposition of our genuine, original Consistorial Law.
2 vols. Edinb. 1842. 8vo.

Comments in Eefutation of Pretensions advanced
for the first time, and Statements in a i-ecent work,
"The StirHngs of Keir and their Family Papers,"
with an Exposition of the Eights of the StirUngs of
Drumpellier to the Eepresentation of the Ancient
Stu'lings of Cadder. Edinb. 1860. 4to.

The Eiddell Papers : a Catalogue of the Annotated
Books and Manuscripts of the late John Eiddle, Esq.,
Advocate. Edinb. 1863. 12mo.

EIDGEWAY (William), Barrister.

A Eeport of the Proceedings in Cases of High
Treason, at a Special Commission of Ozer and Terminer
held in Dublin in 1798. Dublin, 1798. 8vo.

EIDGLEY (Thomas).

A Body of Divinity, wherein the Doctrines of the
Christian Eeligion are explained and defended ; being
the substance of several Lectures on the Assembly's
Larger Catechism. 2 vols. Lond. 1731. foHo.

EIDLEY (Glocbsteb).

Life of Dr Nicolas Eidley, sometime Bishop of
London, shewing the plan and progress of the Eefor-
mation. Lond. 1763. 4to.

A Eeview of Mr Phillips's History of the Life of
Eeginald Pole. Lond. 1766. 8vo.

EIDLEY (Nicholas), Bishop of London.
Works. See Parker Society.
Life. See Eidley (Glocester).

EIDPATH (George).

An Historical Account of the Antient Eights and
Power of the Parliament of Scotland. (Anon.) See
Parliament.

EIDPATH— EIO DE LA PLATA.

85S

EIDPATH (Ebv. Georgb).

Cliristian Liberty opposed to Popish Tyranny and
Superstition : a Sermon preached at Kelso. Edinh.
175L 8vo.

The Border History of England and Scotland, from
the earliest times to the Union of the Crowns. Lond,
1776. 4to.

EIEDESEL (Le Baron de).

Voyages en Sicile, dans la Grande Gr6co, et au Levant,
suivis de I'Histoire de la Sicile par Lc Novairi. Paria,
1802. Svo.

EIEGEE (Joannes Christoph.)

Introductio in Notitiam Eerum Naturalium et Arte
factarum, quarum in communi vita, sed pra3cipuo in
Medicina usus est, per Alphabeti ordinem digessit.
2 vols. HagucB-Comitum, 1743. 4to.

EIEGGEE (Paulus Josephus), J.U.D.

Historia Imperii Eomano - Germanici Pragmatico
delineata, et in XV. periodos distributa, cum illustriss.
Dom Joannes Bapista Comes a Taaffe solennem studiis
suis finem imponeret. — Positiones ex Jurisprudentia
TJniversali Privata, etc. — Positiones ex Jure Naturae
gentium quaspublico Examini, et Disputationi sub-
mittit illustriss. Dom. Comes Jo. Bapt. Taaffe. (3 vols,
in 1.) ViennoB, Austrim, 1753. 4to.

EIESBECK (Baron).

Travels through Germany, or a series of Letters
written in German by the Baron Eiesbeck, and trans-
lated by the Eev. Mr Maty. 3 vols. Lond. 11 ^7. Svo.

EIESTEE (Martin).

Ornemens tir^s des Quatre Ecoles. (410 Planches.)
2 vols. Paris, 1840-1848. 4to.

EIFAUD (J. J.)

Tableau de I'l^lgypte, de la Nubie, et des Lieux
Circonvoisins. Paris, 1830. 8vo.

RIGAUD (EcDEs).

Eegestrum Visitationum Archiepiscopi Eothoma-
gensis : Journal des Visites Pastorales d'Eudes Eigaud
Archeveque de Eouon, 1248-69, public, pour la pre-
miere fois, par Th^odose Bonnin. Rouen, 1847.
4to.

EIGBY (Miss).

Letters from the Shores of the Baltic. Lond. 1844.
post 8vo. (Murray's Home and Colonial Library.)

Livonian Tales. Lowi. 1846. post Svo. (Murray's
Home and Colonial Library.)

EIGG (James H.), D.D.

National Education in its Social Conditionfl and
Aspects, and Public Elementary School Education,
English and Foreign. Zond. 1873. post Svo.

RILEY (James).

Loss of the American Brig " Commerce," wrecked on
the western coast of Africa, August, 1815; with an
Account of Tombuctoo, and of the hitherto undis-
covered great City of Wassanah. Lond.\%n. 4to.

EIMBAULT (Edward F.), LL.D.

A Little Book of Songs and Ballads, gathered from
Ancient Music-Books, MS. and printed. Lond. 1861.
post Svo.

Bibliotheca Madrigaliana : a Bibliographical Account
of the Musical and Poetical Works published in Eng-
land during the 16th and 17th Centuries, under the
titles of Madrigals, Ballets, Ayres, Canzonets, etc.
Lond. 1847. Svo.

RIMIUS (Henry).

A Candid Narrative of the Else and Progress of the
Horrnhuters, commonly called Moravians or Unitas
Fratrum. Lond. 1753. Svo.

A Supplement to the Candid Narrative of the Rise
and Progress of the Herrnhuters. Lond. 1755. Svo. '

EIMMER (Alfred).

Ancient Streets and Homesteads of England, with
an Introduction by J. S. Howson, D.D., Dean of
Chester. Lond. 1877. Svo.

EINK (Dr Henry).

Danish Greenland : its People and its Products.
Edited by Dr Eobert Brown, with Illustrations by the
Eskimo. Lond. 1877. post Svo.

EINUCCINI (Gio.-Battista).

Le Capuciu Escossois. Histoire merveiUuse et tris
veritable arrivde de nostre-temps. Traduitte du Manu-
script Italien de Monseigneur Jean Baptiste Einuccini,
Archevesque et Prince de Ferme. Par le E. P. Francois
Barraut. Paris, 1650. J2mo.

El Capuchino Escoces. Escrivele en lengua Toscana
Juan Bautista Rinuchi, Obispo y Principe de Fermo.
Traduxole en Castellano el P. Antonio Vasquez.
Madrid, 1661. 12mo.

RIO DE LA PLATA

An Account, Historical, Political, and Statistical, of
the United Provinces of Eio de la Plata: with an
Appendix concerning the usurpation of Monte Video
by the Portuguese and Brazilian Governments. Trans-
lated from the Spanish. Lond. 1825. Svo.

854

EIOFREY— EITSON.

EIOFREY (A. M. Bukbaud), M.D.
Treatise on Physical Education ; specially adapted
to young Ladies. Loud. 1838. 8vo.

EIOS (Joseph dk Medoza).

Complete Collection of Tables for Navigation and
Nautical Astronomy. Lond. 1805. 4to.

EIOUST (M.)

Joseph II., Empereur D'AUemagne, peint par lui-
mSme. Bruxelles, 1823. 8vo.

EIPPEEDA (Duke de).

Memoirs of the Duke de Eipperda, first Ambassador
from the States-General to his most Catholick Majesty,
being an entertaining and secret History of the Eeign
of Philip V. King of Spain. With an Appendix con-
taining some Papers on the Balance of Europe, etc.
Lond. (n. d.)

EISDON (Tristram).

Chorographical Description or Survey of the County
of Devon, with the City and County of Exeter. 2 vols.
Lmd. 1714. 8vo.

EITCHIE (Lbitoh).

A History of the Oriental Nations, chiefly Possessions
of Great Britain, comprising India, China, Australia,
and South Africa. A complete Account of their
History, Eeligion, Laws, Manners and Customs, Com-
mercial Eesouroes, etc. 2 vols. Lond. 1848. 8vo.

EITCHIE (Egbert).

Eailways ; their Else, Progress, and Construction,
•with Eemarks on Eailway Accidents, and proposals for
their prevention. Lorul. 1846. 12mo.

EITCHIE (Thomas Edward).
An Account of the Life and Writings of David
Hume. Lond. 1807. 8vo.

EITCHIE (William).

Essays on Constitutional Law, and the Forms of
Process. Edinb. 1824. 12mo.

EITSO (Frederick).

An Introduction to the Science of the Law, shewing
the advantages of a Law Education, grounded on the
learning of Coke's Commentaries upon Littleton's
Tenures, etc. Lond. 1815. 8vo.

EITSON (Joseph).

Observations on the three first volumes of the History
of English Poetry, in a familiar Letter to the author.
Lond. 1782. 4to.

EITSON {So&^^n)— Continued.
A select Collection of English Songs. (With a
Historical Essay on the Origin and Progress of National
Song.) 3 vols. Lond. 1783. 18mo.

Eemarks, Critical and Illustrative, on the Text and
Notes of the last edition of Shakspeare. Lond. 1783.
8vo.

The Quip Modest ; a few words by way of Supple-
ment to Eemarks Critical and Illustrative on the Text
and Notes of the last edition of Shakspeare. Lond.
1788. 8vo.

Ancient Songs, from the time of King Henry III. to
the Eevolution. Lond. 1790 8vo.

Pieces of Ancient Popular Poetry, from authentic
Manuscripts and old printed copies. ZowcZ. 1791. 8vo.

Scotish Songs. 2 vols. Lond. 1794. 12mo.

Eobin Hood: A Collection of all the Ancient Poems,
Songs, and Ballads now extant relative to that cele-
brated English outlaw, to which are prefixed Historical
Anecdotes of his Life. 2 vols. Lond. 1795. 8vo.

The same. ZoncZ. 1820. 12mo.

Laurence Miuot's Poems, with Introductory Dis-
sertations. See MiNOT.

Bibliographia Poetica : a Catalogue of English Poets
of the xii.-xvi. Centuries ; with a short Account of their
Works. Lond. 1802. 8vo.

Ancient Engleish Metrical Eomancees. 3 vols. Lond.
1802. 8vo.

Northern Garlands : The Bishopric Garland, or
Durham Minstrel, Stockton, 1784. — The Yorkshire
Garland, York, 1788. — The Northumberland Garland,
or Newcastle Nightingale, Newcastle, 1793. — The
North Country Chorister, Durham, 1802. Reprinted.
Lond. 1809. 8vo.

Grammar Gurton's Garland; or, the Nursery Par-
nassus. Lond. 1810. 8vo. (Bound with the preceding.)

The Caledonian Muse : a chronological Selection of
Scotish Poetry from the earliest times. Lond. 1785-
1821. 8vo.

*,* Thit work was printed in 1785, when the Intro-
ductory portion was entirely destroyed by fire. The
few copies of the text which were rescued fromi the flames
remained unpublished until 1821.

The Life of King Arthur ; from ancient Historians
and authentic Documents. Lond. 1825. 8vo.

Memoirs of the Celts or Gauls. Lond. 1827. 8vo.

Annals of the Caledonians, Picts, and Scots ; and
of Strathclyde, Cumberland, Galloway, and Murray.
2 vols. i:di7ib. 1828. 8vo.

The Letters of Joseph Eitson, edited chiefly from
the Originals in possession of his Nephew. To which
is prefixed a Memoir of the Author, by Sir Harris
Nicolas. 2 vols. Lond. 1833. 8vo.

RITSON— ROBEETS.

885

EITSON (J oav.vB.)— Continued.

Letters from Joseph Eitson, Esq., to George Paton;
with a Critique by John Pinkorton, Ewi., on Eitson's
"Scottish Songs." Hdinb. 1829. 8vo.

The Office of a Constable, with its History. Land.
1815. 8vo.

Practical Points or Maxims in Conveyancing; to
which are added Observations on the various and
essential parts of a Deed. Lond. 1814. 8vo.

Life. See Haslewood (Joseph).

EITTEE (Dr Benjamin).

Geographisch-Statistiches Comptoir und Zeitungs-
Lexicon. Leipziff, 1836. 8vo.

EITUALE EOMANU]\r Pauli V. Pont. Max. jussu
editum. Romce, 1750. 12rao.

EIVAEOL (Antoinb, Comte de).
OSuvres complcites, pr6cdd(5e8 d'une Notice sur sa
Vie. 5 vols. Paris, 1808. 8vo.

EIVE (L'Abb^ Jean Joseph).

La Chasso aux Bibliographos et Antiquaires mal-
advisds. 2 vols. Londres et Aix, 1788-89. 8vo.

RIVEEO (Mariano Eduardo de) and TSCHUDI
(Dr Juan Diego).

Antigiiedades Peruanas. Viena, 1851. 4to, and
Atlas folio.

EIVEES (Eev. David).

Literary Memoirs of Living Authors of Great
Britain, arranged according to an Alphabetical Cata-
logue of their Names, and including a List of their
Works. (Anon.) 2 vols. Lond. 1798. 8vo.

EIVETUS (Andreas), S.T.D.
Opera Theologica, quae Latine edidit, Exegetica et
Polemica. 3 vols. Eoterodami, 1651-1660. folio.

EIVLNUS (D. Augustus Quirinus).

Introductio Generalis in Eem Herbariam. — Ejusdem
Ordines Plantarum. In one vol. Lipsice, 1690-1699.
large folio.

EI VOL A (Franciscus).

Dictionarium Armeno-Latinum. Parisia, 1633. 4to.

EIX (S. Wilton).

The Fauconberge Memorial: An Account of Henry
Fauconberge, LL.D., of Beccles ; with Notes and
incidental Biographical Sketches. Ipswich, 1849. 4to.

EIZZO (David). See Euthven (Lord).

EOAD ACTS.

Acts of Parliament for Turnpike Roads and Statute
Labour within the County of Edinburgh. Edinb.
1836, Svo.

EOADS AND RAILEOADS, Vehicles, and Modes
of Travelling of Ancient and Modem Times. Lmd.

1839. 12mo.

EOBAETS (Henry).

The most royal and honourable entertainement of the
famous and renowned king Christicm the Fourth, King
of Denmarke, etc., who with a Fleete of gallant ships
arrived on Thursday the 16th day of July 1606,
in Tylbery-Hope, neere Gravesend. Lond. 1606.
sm. 4to.

ROBBERDS (J. W.), Jun.

Geological and Historical Observations on the Eastern
Vallies of Norfolk. NonvicJi, \%2G. 8vo.

Memoir of the Life and Writings of William Taylor
of Norwich, containing his Correspondence of many
years with Eobert Southey, and original Letters from
Sir Walter Scott and other eminent literary men. 2 vols.
Lond. 1843. Svo.

Descriptions to the Scenery of the Rivers of Norfolk.
See Stark (James).

EOBE (Rev. James).

Narrative of the extraordinary work of the Spirit of
God at Cambuslang, Kilsyth, etc., begun 1742. Written
by Mr James Robe and others ; with attestations by
Ministers, Preachers, etc. Glasgow, 1790. 12mo.

Narrative of the Revival of Religion at Kilsyth,
Cambuslang, and other places in 1742 ; with an Intro-
ductory Essay by the Rev. Robert Buchanan. Glaggwo,

1840. 12mo.

ROBERT et VAUGONDY (MM.)
Atlas Universel. Paris, 1757. folio.

ROBERT III, KING OF SCOTLAND.

Charta Authentica Roberti Seneschalli Scotias (a.d.
1364) ex Archive Collegii Scotorum Parisiensis edita
[a Ludov. Innese]. Cum Observatiouibus Historicis,
quibus Regiai Stuartorum stirpis natales ab inusta labe
vindicantur. Parisiis [1695]. 4to.

ROBERT (A. C. M.) See Fables In^dites.

ROBERTS (BarrI: Charles).

Letters and Miscellaneous Papers. With a Memoir
of his Life. Lond. 1814. 4to.

856

ROBERTS— EOBEKTSOK

ROBERTS (David).

The Holy Land, Syria, Idumea, Arabia, Egypt, and
Nubia, from Drawings made on the spot by David
Roberts, R.A., with Historical Descriptions by the
Rev. George Croly, LL.D. Lithographed by Louis
Haghe. 3 vols. Lond. 1842-49. large folio.

Egypt and Nubia, from Drawings made on the spot
by David Roberts, R.A., with Historical Descriptions
by William Brochedon, F.R.S. Lithographed by Louis
Haghe. 3 vols. Lond. 1846-49. large folio.

Picturesque Sketches in Spain, taken during the years
1832 and 1833. Lond. 1837. large folio.

Life of David Roberts. Compiled from his Journals
and other sources by James Ballantine, with etchings and
facsimiles of pen and ink sketches. JStZini. 1866. 4to.

ROBERTS (Emma).

Memoirs of the Rival Houses of York and Lancaster.
2 vols. Lond. 1827. 8vo.

Scenes and Characteristics of Hindostan, with
Sketches of Anglo-Indian Society. 2 vols. Lo?«d!. 1837.
post Svo.

The East India Voyager ; or. Ten Minutes' Advice to
the Outward Bound. Lond. 1839. small 8vo.

ROBERTS (George).

Life, Progresses, and Rebellion of James Duke of
Monmouth, with a full Account of the Blody Assize.
2 vols. Lond. 1844. 8vo,

ROBERTS (Joseph).

Oriental Illustrations of the Sacred Scriptures, col-
lected from the Customs, Rites, Traditions, Literature,
etc., of the Hindoos, during a residence in the East of
nearly Fourteen Years. Lond. \%?)5. 8vo.

ROBERTS (Peter).

The Chronicle of the Kings of Britain. Translated
from the Welch, and Illustrated with Notes. Lond.
1811. 4to.

ROBERTS (Rev. Richard).

An Autumn Tour in Spain in the Year 1859. Lond.
1860. 8vo.

ROBERTS (W. H.)

The Scottish Ale-Brewer : A Practical Treatise on
the Art of Brewing Ales according to the system
practised in Scotland. Edinh. 1837. 8vo.

ROBERTS (William).

A Treatise on the Law of Wills and Codicils. Second
edition. 2 vols. Lond. 1815. Svo.

Memoirs of the Life and Correspondence of Mrs
Hannah More. 4 vols. Lond. 1834. 8vo.

ROBERTSON (Rev. Abraham).
Geometrical Treatise of Conic Sections.
1802. 8vo.

Oxford,

ROBERTSON (Hon. Alexander).

History and Martial Atchievements of the Robertsons
of Strowan, with Poems. Edinh. [1778]. 8vo.

Poems on various Subjects and Occasions. Edinb.
[1751]. 8vo.

ROBERTSON (Alexander).

The Laws of Thought. Lond. 1868. 8vo.

ROBERTSON (Archibald).

Topographical Survey of the Great Road from London
to Bath and Bristol, with Historical and Descriptive
Accounts of the Country, Towns, etc., adjacent to it.
Illustrated by perspective Views, to which is added a
correct Map. 2 vols. Lond. 1792. 8vo.

ROBERTSON (C. Gordon).

Report of the Proceedings of the Court of Session
in the Lethendy Case. Edinb. 1839. 8vo.

ROBERTSON (Charles).

Report of the Auchterarder Case, the Earl of KinnouU,
and the Rev. E. Young against the Presbytery of
Auchterarder. 2 vols. Edinh. 1838. 8vo.

Supplement to the Report. Edinh. 1839. Svo.
(Bound with the preceding.)

ROBERTSON (D. H.), M.D.
The Sculptured Stones of Leith, with Historical and
Antiquarian Notices. Leith, 1851. royal 4to.

ROBERTSON (David).

Reports of Cases on Appeal from Scotland, decided
in the House of Peers, from the Union in 1707 to the
commencement of the Reign of George II. Lond.
1807. Svo.

Treatise on the Rules of the Law of Personal Suc-
cession in the different parts of the Realm. Edinh.
1836. 8vo.<

ROBERTSON (E. William).

Scotland under her Early Kings : A History of the
Kingdom to the -close of the Thirteenth Century. 2
vols. Edinh. 1862. Svo.

Historical Essays in connexion with the Land, the
Church, etc. Edinh. 1872. Svo.

ROBERTSON (Erasmus).

The Law of Legitimation by Subsequent Marriage;
illustrative of the variances between the Laws of Suc-
cession to Property in England and Scotland. Lond.
1829. Svo.

ROBERTSON.

857

ROBERTSON (Rev. Frederick W.)

Sermons Preached at Brighton. First, second, third,
and fourth series. 4 vols. Lond. 1868-1869. 12mo.

Life and Letters, edited by the Rev. Stopford A,
Brooke. Lond. 1872. 8vo.

Notes on Genesis. Lond. 1877. 8vo.

ROBERTSON (George).

De Vita Roberti EoUock. See Rollook.

ROBERTSON (George).

Topographical Description of Ayrshire, more par-
ticularly of Cunninghame; with a Genealogical Account
of the principal families in that Bailiwick. Irvine,
1820. 4to.

A Genealogical Account of the Principal Families in
Ayrshire, more particularly in Cunninghame. 3 vols.
Irvine, 1823-25. post 8vo.

General View of the Agriculture of Kincardineshire.
Lond. n.d. 8va

Rural Recollections ; or, the Progress of Improve-
ment in Agriculture and Rural Affairs. Irvine, 1829.
8vo.

Crawford's Account of the Shire of Renfrew, con-
tinued to the present time. See Crawford.

ROBERTSON (Henry).

A Handbook of Bankers' Law. Edinh.\^Q2. 12mo.
The same. Second edition. Edinh. 1864. 12mo.
The same. Third edition. Carefully revised and
brought down to date. Edinb. 1876. 12mo.

ROBERTSON (Henry), M.D.

General View of the Natural History of the Atmo-
sphere, and of its connexion with the Sciences of
Medicine and Agriculture. 2 vols. Edinh. 1808. 8vo.

ROBERTSON (J. D.)

Handbook to the Coinage of Scotland, giving a
Description of every variety issued by the Scottish
Mint in Gold, Silver, Billon, and Copper, from Alex-
ander I. to Anne. Lond. 1878. 4to.

ROBERTSON (J. E. P.), D.C.L.

Reports of Cases argued and determined in the
Ecclesiastical Courts at Doctors' Commons, from June
1844 to July 1849. Vol. L Lond. 1850. 8vo.

ROBERTSON (J. P. and W. P.)

Letters on Paraguay ; comprising an account of a
Four Years' residence in that Republic, under the
government of the Dictator Francia. 2 vols. Lond.
1837. 8vo.

Fi-ancia's Reign of Terror : Sequel to Letters on
Paraguay. Lond. 1839. 8vo.

ROBERTSON (J. P. and W. V.)— Continual
Letters on South America ; comprising Travels on the

Banks of the Parana and Rio de la Plata. 3 vola.

Lond. 1843. 8vo.

ROBERTSON (James), D.D.

General View of the Agriculture of the County of
Perth. PeHh, 1799. 8vo.

General View of the Agriculture of Inverness. Lond.
1812. 8vo.

ROBERTSON (Colonel James A.)

Comitates de Atholia. The Earldom of Atholl : its
Boundaries stated, also the extent therein of the Pos-
sessions of the Family of De Atholia, and their
Descendants the Robertsons. (Privately Printed.)
Edinb. 1860. 8vo.

Concise Historical Proofs respecting the Gael of
Alban; or, Highlanders of Scotland, as descended of
the Caledonian Picts, with the origin of the Irish Scots,
or Dalriads, in North Britain, and their supposed con-
quest over the Caledonian Picts, examined and refuted :
also the Language of the Caledonian Picts, short Notices
regarding the Highland Clans, and Descriptions of the
Country of the Gael. Edinb. 1865. 8vo.

The same ; with a Dissertation on the Gaelic Topo-
graphy of Scotland. Second edition. Edinb. 1866.
8vo.

The Gaelic Topography of Scotland, and what it
proves, explained ; with much Historical, Antiquarian,
and Descriptive Information. Edinh. \%QQ. 8vo.

ROBERTSON (Rev. James Craigie), Canmt of
Canterbury.

Plain Lectures on the Gro'ivth of the Papal Power.
Lond. 1877. 8vo.

ROBERTSON (John).

Elements of Navigation ; containing the Theory and
Practice, with Tables of Latitude and Longitude.
Seventh edition, revised by Lieut Lawrence Gwynne.
2 vols. Lond. 1805.- 8vo,

ROBERTSON (Patrick, Lord).

Leaves from a Journal, and other fragments in verse.

Lond. 1845. 8vo.

ROBERTSON (Robert).

History and Present Constitution of the Sheriff
Courts of Scotland. Glasgmc, 1863. 8vo.

ROBERTSON (Rev. Thomas).
An Inquiry into the Fine Arts.

Lond. 1784.
5q

4to.

858

EOBERTSON— EOBLNTSON.

EOBEETSON (\V.)

Collection of various forms of Stoves used for forcing
Pine Plants, Fruit Trees, and preserving tender Exotics.
Lmd. 1798. royal 4to.

EOBERTSON (William).

Thesaurus Linguae Sanctas, sive Concord antiale
Lexicon Hebraeo-Latino-Biblicum. Land. 1686. 4to.

EOBEETSON (William), D.D.

Historical Works. 8 vols. Zowf?. 1769-1791. 4to.

Works ; with an account of his Life and Writings
by the Eev. Alexander Stewart. 12 vols. Edinh.
1818. 8vo.

The History of Scotland during the reigns of Queen
Mary and of King James VI., till his accession to the
Crown of England. AVith a view of Scottish History
previous to that period, and an Appendix containing
Original Papers. Tliird edition. 2 vols. Lond.
1760. 4to.

The same. Twelfth edition. 2 vols. Lond. 1791.
4to.

The History of the reign of the Emperor Charles V.,
with a view of the Progress of Society in Europe, from
the subversion of the Eoman Empire to the beginning
of the XVI* Century. 3 vols. Z,o«d 1769. 4to.

History of the reign of Charles the Fifth ; with an
Account of the Emperor's Life after his Abdication, by
W. H. Prescott. 2 vols. Lond. 1857. 8vo.

The History of America. 2 vols. Lond. 1777.
4to.

The same. 2 vols. Lond. 1778. 4to.

An Historical Disquisition concerning the knowledge
which the Ancients had of India, and the progress of
Trade with that Country, prior to the discovery of the
passage to it by the Cape of Good Hope, with Obser-
vations on the Institutions of India. Ljond. 1791.
4to.

Life. See Stewart (Dugald).

ROBEETSOl^ (William).

The History of Ancient Greece, from the earliest
times till it became a Eoman Province. Edinb. 1790.
8vo.

Proceedings relating to the Peerage of Scotland, from
1707 to 1788. Edinh. 1790. 4to.

See Records (Public).

EOBEETSON (William).

A Dictionary of Latin Phrases. A new edition,
with Additions and Corrections. Lond. 1824. 8vo.

EOBEETSON (Eev. William).
Journal of a Clergyman during a Visit to the
Peninsula in 1841. Edinb. 1845. 8vo.

EOBEETSON (William Henry), M.D.

Treatise on Diet and Eegimen. 2 vols. Lond.
1847, 1848. 8vo.

EOBIN" HOOD.

The Eobin Hood Garlands and Ballads, with the
Tale of the LyteU Geste : a Collection of all the
Poems, Songs, and Ballads relating to this celebrated
Yeoman, to which is prefixed his History and Char-
acter. Edited by John M. Gutch. 2 vols. Lond.
1850. 8vo.

See also Eitson (Joseph).

EOBINS (Benjamin).

Volume of Philosophical Tracts— 1. A Discourse
concerning the Nature and Certainty of Sir Isaac
Newton's Method of Fluxions. Lond. 1735. — 2. Eo-
marks on Euler's Treatise of Motion, Smith's Optics,
and Jurin's Essay upon Vision. Lond. 1739. — 3. A fuU
Confutation of Dr Jurin's Eeply to the Eemarks on
his Essay on Vision. Lond. 11 iQ.

See also Jurin (James).

EOBINSON (Anthony).

A view of the Causes and Consequences of English
Wars, from the Invasion of this country by Julius
Caesar to the present time. Lond. 1798. 8vo.

EOBINSON (Christopher), LL.D.

Eeports of Cases argued and determined in the High
Court of Admiralty, commencing with the Judgment*
of Sir William Scott, 1798. Second edition. 6 vols,
in 4. Lond. 1801-1808. 8vo.

Collectanea Maritima ; being a collection of Public
Instruments tending to illustrate the History and
Practice of Prize Law. Lond. 1801. 8vo.

EOBINSON (Edward), D.D., LL.D.

Biblical Eesearches in Palestine and the adjacent
Eegions : a Journal of Travels in the years 1838 and
1852, by Edward Robertson, Eli Smith, and others.
Dra^vn up from the Original Diaries, with Historical
Illustrations. Second edition. 3 vols. Lond. 1856.
8vo.

EOBINSON (George).

Travels in Palestine and Syria, illustrated with
maps and plans. 2 vols. LoJid. 1838. 8vo.

EOBINSON (George).

Cases decided in the House of Lords, on Appeal
from the Courts of Scotland, 3 & 4 Vict. Session
1840 and 1841. 2 vols. Edinb. 1840-42. 8vo.

See also Maclean (Charles H.), and Eobertson
(George] .

ROBINSON— ROCCA.

859

ROBINSON (H. B.)

Memoirs of Lieutenant-General Sir Thomas Picton,
incliuling his Correspondence, from Originals in the
possession of his family. 2 vols. Lond. 1835. 8vo.

ROBINSON (Henry Crabb), Barrister.

Diary, Reminiscences, and Correspondence. Selected
and edited by Thomas Sadler, Ph.D. 3 vols. Lond.
1869. 8vo.

ROBINSON (Rear-Admiral Hercules).
Sea Drirt. Portsea, 1858. 8vo.

ROBINSON (Hugo), S.T.P.

Annales Mundi TJniversales, Origines rerum et
progressus, sacras jiixta ac seciilares ab orbe condito
tradentes. Second edition. Lond. 1686. folio.

ROBINSON (J. C.)

A Critical Account of the Drawings of Michel
Angelo and Raffaello in the University Galleries,
Oxford. Oxford, 1870. 8vo.

ROBINSON (J. H.)

Journal of an Expedition 1400 miles up the Orinoco,
and 300 up the Arauca ; with an account of the
country. Lond. 1822. 8vo.

ROBINSON (P. F.)

Vitruvius Britannicus ; or. Views, Plans, and Eleva-
tions of English Mansions. Lond. 1833-1841. Atlas
folio.

ROBINSON (Rev. Robert).

Miscellaneous Works, to which are prefixed Memoirs
of his Life and "Writings by B. F. 4 vols. Harlow,
1807. 8vo.

ROBINSON (Rev. Thomas), Rector of Omeby.
An Essay towards a Natural History of "Westmor-
land and Cumberland. Lond. 1709. 8vo.

ROBINSON (Rev. Thomas), Vicar of St Mary's,
Leicester.

Scripture Characters ; or, a practical improvement of
the principal Histories in the Old and New Testaments.
Tenth edition. 4 vols. Lond. 1815. 8vo.

The Christian System unfolded in a course of
Practical Essays on the Principal Doctrines and
Duties of Christianity. 3 vols. Zo»d 1812. 8vo.

ROBINSON (W.)

The Subtropical Garden ; or, Beauty of Form in the
Flower-Garden. Lond. 1871. 12mo.

ROBINSON (William), D.C.L.

Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the
High Court of Admiralty. 2 vols. "VoL III., i>art8
I. and II., 1838-1850. Lond. 1844-1852. 8vo.

ROBINSON (William Davies),

Memoirs of the Mexican Revolution; including a
narrative of the Expedition of General Xavier Mina.
To which are annexed some observations on the prac-
ticability of opening a commerce between the Pacific
and Atlantic Oceans, through the Mexican l8tluna&
2 vols. Lond. 1821. 8to.

ROBISPN (John), LL.D.

Proofs of a Conspiracy against all the Religions and
Governments of Europe, cai-ried on in the Secret
Meetings of Freemasons, lUuminati, and Reading
Societies. Edinh. 1797. 8vo.

Elements of Mechanical Philosophy, being the
substance of a Course of Lectures on that Science,
VoL I., Dynamics and Astronomy (all published).
Edinh. 1804. 8vo.

A System of ISIechanical Philosophy. With Notes
by David Brewster, LL.D. 4 vols, (and a vol of
plates, 4to). Edinh. 1822. 8vo.

See also Black (Joseph).

ROBSON (Georoe Fennell).

Scenery of the Grampian Mountains, illustrated by
forty-one plates; with an explanatory page affixed to
each plate, giving an account of those objects of natural
curiosity, and historical interest, with which the district
abounds. Lond. 1819. folio.

ROBSON (Jambs).

General view of the Agriculture of Argyle and the
western part of Invemess-shu-e. Lond. 1794. 4to.

ROBSON (Thomas).

The British Herald ; or. Cabinet of Armorial Bearings
of the Nobility and Gentry of Britain and Ireland.
With a complete Glossary of Heraldic Terms. 3 vols.
Sunderland, 1830. 4to.

ROBY (John). ■

Traditions of Lancashire. First series. 2 vols.
Lmd. 1830. 8vo.

The same. Second series. 2 vols. Zanrf. 1831. 8vo.
The same. Fifth edition. 2 vols. Lond. 1872.

post 8vo.

Seven Weeks in Belgium, Switzerland, Lombardy,
Piedmont, Savoy, etc. 2 vols. Lond. 1838. small 8vo.

ROCCA (Alb. J. Michel).

Mdmoires sur la Guerre des Fran5ai3 en Espagne.
Lond. 1815. 8vo.

860

KOCHE— ECE DEREE.

EOCHE (W. Mills).

Oliver's Shipping Law Manual. Lond. 1879.

8vo.

EOCHEFOUCAULD (Due de la).

Maximes, et E6flexions Morales. Paris, 1815. 8vo.

EOCHEFOUCAULT-LIANCOUET (Duke de la).

Travels through the United States of North America,
the country of the Iroquois, and Upper Canada, in the
years 1795-1797. 2 vols. Lond. 1799. 4to.

EOCHESTEE (Bishop of). See Sprat (Thomas).

EOCHESTEE (John, Eael of).

Poems on several occasions, with Valentinian, a
Tragedy. To which is added Advice to a Painter.
Lond. 1710. 8vo.

EOCK (Captain).

Letters to His Majesty (King George IV). Lond.
1827. 12mo.

EOCK (Daniel), D.D.

Textile Fabrics. See South Kensington,

EOCOLES (J. B. de).

The Lives and Actions of several notorious Counter-
feits, who have usurped the titles of Emperors, Kings,
and Princes. Written by the Sr. J. B. de Eocoles,
Historiographer of France, and now done into English.
Land. 1686. 8vo.

EOCQUANCOUET (J.)

Cours El6mentaire d'Art et d'Histoire Militaires.
Bruxelles, 1836. 8vo.

EOD AND THE GUN (The). See Wilson (James).

EODD (Thomas).

Las Guerras CivUes ; or, the Civil Wars of Granada,
and the History of the Factions of the Zegries and
Abencerrages, two noble families of that city, to the
Final Conquest by Ferdinand and Isabella. Trans-
lated from the Arabic of Abenhamin by Gines Perez
de Hita, of Murcia ; and from the Spanish, by Thomas
Eodd. Lond. 1801. 8vo.

History of Charles the Great, and Orlando, ascribed
to Archbishop Turpin. Translated from the Latin.
Together with metrical versions of the most celebrated
ancient Spanish Ballads, relating to the twelve Peers
of France mentioned in Don Quixote. 2 vols. Lond.
1812. 8vo.

See Poems (Collection of) : Vol. XI.

EODEEICUS SANCTIUS (Episc. Zamorensis).

Speculum Humanae Vitae. Parish's (Martin Crantz),
1475. folio.

EODGEE (William).

The Feudal Forms of Scotland viewed Historically
since the first appearance of Written Titles to Lands
in that part of Great Britain. Edinb. 1857. 8vo.

EODEIGO (Key Don).

Cronica del Eey Don Eodrigo, con la Destruycion
de Espana, y como los Moros la ganaron. Alcala,
1587. folio.

EODEIGUEZ (Don Christoval).

Bibliotheca Universal de la Polygraphia Espanola,
compuesta por Don Christ. Eodriguez, y que de orden
de su Magestad publica D. Bias Antonio Nassarre y
Ferriz. Madrid, 1738. folio.

EODEIGUEZ (P. Manuel).

El Maraiion y Amazonas. Historia de los descubri-
mientos, entradas, y reduccion de Naeiones, en las
dilatadas montanas, y mayores rios de la America.
Madrid, 1684. folio.

EOE (Sir Thomas).

Speech in Parliament, wherein he sheweth the
cause of the Decay of Coyne and Trade in this Land.
Lond. 1641. small 4to.

Negotiations in his Embassy to the Ottoman Porte,
from the year 1621 to 1628, inclusive. Now first
published. Lond. 1740. folio.

EOE (William Thomas).

A Practical Treatise on the Law of Elections, relating
to England, Scotland, and Ireland. Second edition.
2 vols. Lond. 1818. 8vo.

EOEBUCK (John Arthur).

The Colonies of England : a Plan for the Govern-
ment of some portion of our Colonial Possessions.
Lond. 1849. 8vo.

History of the Whig Ministry of 1830 to the Pass-
ing of the Eeform Bill. 2 vols. Lond. 1852. 8vo.

EOEBUCK (Captain Thomas).

Boorhani Qatiu : a Dictionary of the Persian Lan-
guage, explained in Persian, alphabetically arranged
according to the system of European lexicons, with a
short Grammar prefixed. Calcutta, 1818. folio.

The Annals of the College of Fort William, Calcutta.
Compiled from official Eecords. CafcaWa, 1819. 8vo.

EOEDER (Munch).

Jury-Institutionen i Storbritanien, Canada og de
forenede Stater af Amerika. 2 vols. Christiama,
1850-1851. 8vo.

ECEDEEEE (Le Comte Pierre Louis).

Louis XII. et Francois I. ; ou M6moires pour servir
k une nouveUe Histoire de leur regne. 2 vols. Paris,
1825. 8vo.

EOEMER— ROHAN.

861

ROEMER (Joannes Jacobus).
Genera Insoctonim Linnsei et Fabricii iconibus
iUustrata. VitoduH Helvetorum, 1789. 4to.

EOEPELL (Dr Richard).

Greschichte Polens. Hamhirg, 1840. 8vo.

ROESEL (Aug. Ioh.)

Historia Naturalis Eanarum Nostratium ; oder, die
Naturliche Historie der Erosche hiesigen Landes.
(Latin and German.) Norimhergo), 1758. largo folio.

ROGATI (Franc. Saverio de').

Odi di Anacreonte e di Saifo, recate in versi Italiani.
See Anacbeon.

ROGER OF WENDOVEE. See Wbndoveb.

ROGER (Charles).

Collation of the Old and New Testament, with an
Historical Account of all the English Versions, and
Memoirs of the principal Translators. Dundee, 1847.
4to.

ROGERS (Arundel).

The Law relating to Mines, Minerals, and Quarries
in Great Britain and Ireland. With a Summary of
the Laws of Foreign States. Lond. 1864. 8vo.

ROGERS (Charles).

A Collection of Prints, in imitation of Drawings ;
with Lives of their Authors. 2 vols. Lond. 1778.
large folio.

ROGERS (Rev. Charles), LL.D.

History of St Andrews, with an Account of the
recent Lnprovements in the City. Edinh. 1849.
12mo.

Scotland, Social and Domestic : Memorials of Life
and Manners in North Britain. Lond. 1869. 8vo.

Three Scottish Reformers : Alexander Cunningham,
Fifth Earl of Glencaim; Henry Balnaves of Halhill,
and John Davidson, Minister of Prestonpans. With
their Poetical Remains. Lond. 1874. 8vo.

The Scottish House of Roger, with Notes respecting
the Families of Playfair and Haldane of Bermony.
Edinh. 1875. 8vo.

Memorials of the Earl of Stirling, and of the House
of Alexander. 2 vols. Edinh. 1877.

Genealogical Memoirs of the Family of Robert
Burns, and of the Scottish House of Bumes. Lond.
1877. 8vo.

The Chartulary of Coldstream. See Gramplan
Club.

ROGERS (Francis Newman).

The Law and Practice of Elections ; with Analy-
tical Tables, and a copious Index. 2 vols. Lond.
1820-1825. 8vo.

Rogers on Elections, Registration and Election
Agency. Thirteenth edition, including Petitions, with
an Appendix of Statutes and Forms. By John Corrio
Carter. Lond. 1880. 8vo.

ROGERS (Henry).

Life and Character of John Howe, with an Analysis
of his Writings. Lond. 1836. 8vo.

Essays ^elected from Contributions to the Edinburgh
Review. 3 vols. 1855. 12mo.

ROGERS (Jambs E. Thorold).

Historical Gleanings : a Series of Sketches. (Mon-
tagu, Walpole, Adam Smith, Cobbett.) Land. 1869.
8vo.

The same. Second series. (Wiklif, Laud, Wilkes,
Home Tooko.) Lond. 1870. 8vo.

Epistles, Satires, and Epigrams. Land. 1876. 8vo.

ROGERS (Samuel).

Poems. Lond. 1812. 8vo.

Poetical Works, with a Memoir by Edward Bell,
Lond. 1875. 12mo.

Italy: a Poem. 2 vols. Lond. 1823. 12mo.

Italy : a Poem. With Illustrations by J. M. W.
Turner, R.A. Lond. 1830. 8vo.

Human Life : a Poem. Lond. 1819. 4to.

Recollections of the Table-Talk of Samuel Rogers.
To which is added Porsoniana. Lond. 1856. Svo.

ROGERS (Thomas).

An Exposition of the Thirty-Nine Articles. See
Parker Society.

ROGET (Peter Mark), M.D.

Animal and Vegetable Physiology considered with
reference to Natural Theology. (Bridgewater Treatise.)
2 vols. Lond. 1834. 8vo.

Treatises on Physiology and Phrenology, from the
seventh edition of the Encyclopedia Britannica. 2 vols.
Edinh. 1838. 8vo.

Thesaurus of English Words and Phrases, classified
and arranged so as to facilitate the expression of Ideas
and assist in Literary Composition. Lond. 1863. 8va

ROHAN (Henei, Due de).

Discours Politiques du Due de Rohan, faita en
divers temps sur les affaires qui so passoient. — Voyage
du Due de Rohan, faict en I'an 1600, en Italie, Alle-
maigne, Pays-bas, Angleterrc et Escosse. (In 1 toL)
Amsterdam, 1646. 12mo.

862

ROHE— EOLT.

EOHR (JOHANN F.)

Paliistina, oder Historisch-Geographisehe Beschrei-
bung des Judischen Landes zur Zeit Jesu, Zeitz,
1835. 8vo.

EOIS CONTEMPORAINS (Les). Biographies
des Souverains de TEurope. See Europe.

ROLAND (D.) See Esprit des Tragedies.

ROLAND (Madame).

AYorks ; containiug her Private Life, and Philoso-
phical and Literary Essays. Translated from the
French. 3 vols. Lond. 1803. 8vo.

ROLFSEN (0. H.)

Formularbog, indeholdende Regler og Formularer
for de forskjeUige Kontrakter, Dokumenter, Ansdg-
ninger m. v. Christiania, 1842. 12ino.

ROLT;AND (John), of Dalkeith.

The Seven Ages, in Scottish Metre. Reprinted
from the Edition of 1578. "With a Preface by David
Laing, LL.D. Edinh. 1837. 4to. (Bannatyne Club.)

ROLLE (Henry).

Un Abridgment des plusiers Cases et Resolutions
del Common Ley. 2 vols. Lond. 1668. folio.

ROLLE (Pierre Nicolas).

Recherches sur le culte de Bacchus, symbole de la
force reproductive de la Nature, consider^ sous ses
rapports generaux dans les Mystferes d'Eleusis, et sous
ses rapports particuliers dans les Dionysiaqnes et les
Tri6t6riques. 3 vols. Paris, 1824. 8vo.

ROLLETT (Dr Hermann).

Die drei Meister der Gemmoglyptik : Antonio, Gio-
vanni, und Luigi Pichler. Wien, 1874. 8vo.

EOLLI (Paolo.)
Del Paradiso Perduto.

See Milton (John).

EOLLIAD (The). In two parts. Probationary Odes
for the Laureatship, and Political Eclogues and Mis-
cellanies. Twenty-second edition. Zond 1812. 8vo.

EOLLIN (Charles).

Histoire Ancienne des Egyptiens, des Carthaginois,
des Assyriens, des Babyloniens, des Medes et des
Perses, des Macedoniens, des Grecs. 13 vols. Paris,
1764-1773. 12mo.

Histoire Eomaina depuis la Foundation de Eome,
jusqu' i la bataille d'Actium. Continu^e par M.
Crevier. 8 vols. Paris, 1752. 4to.

EOLLIN (Charles) — Continued.

Histoire Romaine depuis la Fondation de Rome
jusqu' k la bataille d'Actium. 16 vols. Paris,
1758-1774. 12mo.

The Ancient History of the Egyptians, Cartha-
ginians, Assyrians, etc. Translated from the French.
8 vols. Lond. 1808. 8vo.

The Roman History, from the Foundation of Rome
to the Battle of Actium ; that is, to the end of the
Commonwealth. Translated from the French. 10 vols.
Lmid. 1768. 8vo.

The History of the Arts and Sciences of the Antients.
Translated from the French of Mr RoUin. 3 vols.
Lond. 1768. 8vo.

The Method of Teaching and Studying the BeUes
Lettres. With reflections on Taste, and instructions
with regard to the Eloquence of the Pulpit, the Bar,
and the Stage. Translated from the French. 3 vols.
Lond. 1769. 8vo.

ROLLOCK (Robert), Principal of the University
of Edinburgh.

Select Works. Edited by William M. Gunn.
Printed for the Wodrow Society. 2 vols. Edinh.
1844-1849.

De Vita et Morte Roberti Rollock, Academioe Edin-
burgenae Primarii, Narrationes; Auctoribus Georgio
Robertson, et Henrico Charteris, 1599. Edited by
the Eev. John Lee, D.D. Edinh. 1826. 4to.
(Bannatyne Club.)

EOLLS.

Magni Eotuli Scaccarii Normandise. Edited by
H. Petrie. Lond. 1840. 4to.

Chronicles and Memorials ; published under the
direction of the Master of the EoUs. See Britain
(Great).

EoUs of Parliament. See Eotuli Parliamentorum.

See also Chamberlain Rolls. Records.

ROLT (Richard).

Memoirs of the Life of the Right Hon. John
Lindesay, Earl of Crauford. Lond. 1753. 4to.

Lives of the principal Reformers, both Englishmen
and Foreigners, comprehending the general History of
the Reformation from 1360 to 1600. With Portraits
Lond. 1759. folio.

Dictionary of Trade and Commerce. Compiled
from the information of the most Eminent Merchants
and from works of the best writers on Commercial
Subjects in all languages. [With Preface by Dr Samuel
Johnson.] Lond. 1756. folio.

EOMAGNOSI— EONDELET.

MS

EOMAGNOSI (Gio. D.)

Introduzione alio Studio del Diritto Pubblico
Universale. 2 vols. Milano, 1825. 8vo.

EOMAINE (Eev. William).

Treatises on the Life, Walk, and Triumph of Faith.
With an Introductory Essay by Thomas Chalmers,
D.D. 2 vols. Glasgow, 1824. 12mo.

Select Letters. With an Introductory Essay by
Thomas Chalmers, D.D. Glasgow, 1830. 12mo.

ROMAINS.

Des Moeurs et des Usages des Eomains [par Le
Ffevre de Morsan, revue et corrig6 par Franfois Granet].
Paris, 1739. 12mo.

EOMAN DE EOU. See Wace.

EOMAN POETS of the Augustan Age. See
Sellar (W. Y.)

ROMANCEEO FEANQOIS (Le) ; Histoire de
quelques Anciens Trouvferes, et choix de leurs Chan-
sons. Le tout nouvellement recueilli, par M. Paulin
Paris. Paris 1833. 8vo.

EOMANCEEO GfiN^EAL, ou EecueU des Chants
Popidaires de I'Espagne, Eomances Historiques,
Chevaleresques et Moresques, traduction complete,
avec une introduction et des notes, par M. Damas
Hinard. 2 vols. Paris, 1844. 12mo.

ROMANCES.

Bibliothfeque Univferselle des Eomans, ouvrage
P^riodique dans lequel on donne I'analyse raisonn^e
des Eomans anciens et modemes avec des Anecdotes et
des Notices Historiques. 2 vols. Paris 1782. 4to.

Biblioth^que des Eomans. See Lenglet du Fres-
Koy (L'AsBi; Nic.)

EOMANELLI (Domenico).

Napoli Antica e Modema. 3 vols, in 2. Napoli,
1875. 12mo.

EOMANS (Li) des Sept Sages, nach der Pariser
Handschrift, herausgegeben von Heinrich Adelbert
Keller. Tubingen, 1836. Bvo.

See also Eolland (John).

EOME.

Eome as it was under Paganism and as it became
under the Popes. 2 vols. Land. ISiS. 8vo.

EomaniB Magnitudinis Monumenta restituta et aucta.
Roma, 1699. folio.

Nuova Pianta di Eoma. See Nolu (Giambattista).

Lives of the Cardinals of Eome. See Cardinals.

HOME— Continued.

Atti dell' Accademia Romana d'Archeologia. — Dm-
sertazioni dell' Accademia Romana di Archcologia ;
alle quali si aggiungono le Legge Accadeniiche. 9 vols,
(in 10). Roma, 1821-1840. 4to.

Monumenta Eomani Imperii, in Scotia, maximc vero
inter vestigia Valli, auspiciis Antouini Pii Imperatoris,
a Fortha usque ad Glottam perducti, reperta, et in
Academia Glasguensi adservata, Iconibus exprossa.
(No place or date.) 4to.

An Historical Essay on the Laws and Government
of Eome ; designed as an Introduction to the Study of
the Civil-Law. Cambridge, 1827. Svo.

Eome, Naples, et Florence, en 1817; ou Esquisses sur
r^tat actuel de ces villes c^lfebres. Pam, 1817. 8vo.

Euines de Rome : A select Collection of Views and
Ruins in Rome and its Vicinity; executed from Draw-
ings made upon the spot in 1791. (With Descriptions
in French and English.) 2 parts in 1 vol. L<md.
1797,1799. 4to.

Eoma Sotteranea ; or. Some Account of the Roman
Catacombs. Sec Northcotb (J. Spencer), D.D.

Description of Latium ; or. La Compagna di Roma.
See Knight (E. Cornelia).

EOMEE (Mrs).

The Ehone, the Darro, and the Guadalquiver ; a
Summer Ramble in 1842. 2 vols. Land. 1843. Svo.

Pilgrimage to the Temples and Tombs of Egypt,
Nubia, and Palestine. 2 vols. Lond. 1846. 8vo.

Filia Dolorosa ; Memoirs of Maria Thdrfese Charlotte,
Duchess of Angouleme, the last of the Dauphines.

2 vols. Lond. 1852. 8vo.

EOMILLY (Sir Samuel).

Speeches in the House of Commons. With a
Memoir, by William Peter. 2 vols. Lond. 1820.

Memoirs of his Life, -written by himself, with a
Selection of his Correspondence, edited by his Sons.

3 vols. Lo7id. 1840. 8vo.

Eulogium of Sir Samuel Romilly, by M. Constant.
Translated by Sir T.- C. Morgan. Lond. 1819. 8vo.

EONDEAU (Pierre).

Nouveau Dictionnaire Allemand-Frangois et Frangois-
AUemand. 2 vols. Leipzig, 1740. 4to.

EONDELET (Jean).

Traits Theorique et Pratique de I'Art de Batir.
5 vols. Paris, 1827-1832. 4to.

Traits de I'Art de Batir de Eondolet : Supplement
par G. Abel Blouet. 2 vols in 1. Paris, 1847. 4to ;
and Atlas, folio.

864

EOl^DONNEAU— EOSCOE

RONDONNEAU (Louis).

Vocabulaire Classique des fitudians en Droit ; suivi
d'une Notice par ordre chronologique, des Lois,
Ordonnances, du Eoi, etc., et d'un Catalogue des
Ouvrages de Jurisprudence. Paris, 1821. 8vo.

Table Gondrale, Alpbab^tique et Eaisonn^e des
matieres contenues dans le E^pertoire de Jurisprudence,
et dans le Recueil Alphab(5tique des questions de Droit
de M. Merlin. Paris, 1828. ito.

EONGE (John).

The Holy Coat of Trfeves and the new German
Catholic Church. Edinb. 1845. 12mo.

EONSAED (Pierre de , Prince des Poites Francois.
Les QEuvres. 2 vols. Paris, 1623. folio.
CEuvres, reveues et augment^es. 11 vols, in 5.
Paris, 1629-1630. 12mo.

ROOD (Ogden N.)

Modern Chromatics, with Applications to Art and
Industry. Lond. 1879. 8vo. (International Scien-
tific Series.)

EOOKE (John).

History of Alexander's Expedition. See Arbianus.

EOORDA (T.) See Javaansche Wetten.

EOPEE (R S. Donnison).

A Treatise on the Law of Property, arising from the
relation between Husband and Wife. 2 vols. Lond.
1 820. 8vo.

A Treatise on the Law of Legacies. Third edition.
Under a new arrangement, with additions by Henry
H. White. 2 vols. Lond. 1828. 8vo.

EOPEE (R. S. Donnison) and WHITE (Henry
Hopuby).

A Treatise on the Law of Legacies. Fourth edition.
2 vols. Lond. 1847. royal 8vo.

EOPEE (William).

The Life and Death of Sir Thomas More. To
which are added some original Letters. Iiond. 1731.
8vo.

The same. A new edition. Eevised and corrected.
[By S. W. Singer.] Chiswick, 1817. 8vo.

EOQUEFOET (Jean BaptisteB.)

Glossaire de la Langue Eomane contenant I'^ty-
mologie et la signification des mots usit^s dans les
XP-XVI* Sifecles ; pr^cddd d'un Discours sur I'origine,
les progres, et les variations de la Langue Frangoise,
«t Supplement au Glossaire. 3 vols. Paris, 1808-20.
8vo.

EOQUETFOET (Jean Baptiste 'B.)— Continued.

Dictionnaire Etymologique de la Langue Franqoise.
Pr^cMd d'une Dissertation sur I'Etymologie, par J. J.
ChampoUion-Figeac. 2 vols. Paris, 1829. 8vo.

De I'i^tat de la Podsie Frangoise dans les XII' et
XIIP Sifecles. Paris, 1815. 8vo.

ROSA (Salvator).

Satire di Salvator Eosa, con Notizie della sua vita.
Lond. 1823. 8vo.

ROSA or EOSSA (Thomas), Scoto-britannvs.
Idsea, sive de Jacobi Eegis virtutibus et omamentis
dilucida Enarratio, etc. Lond. 1608. 12mo.

EOSCOE (Edward Stanley), Barrister.
Outlines of Civil Procedure, with Notes.
1876. 12mo.

Lond.

EOSCOE (Henbt).

A Treatise on the Law of Actions relating to Eeal
Property. 2 vols. Lond. 1825. 8vo.

Life of William Eoscoe. 2 vols. Zo?k^. 1833. 8vo.

Digest of the Law of Evidence in Criminal Cases.
Third edition. By T. C. Granger. Lond. 1846. 8vo.

The same. Seventh edition. By James Fitzjames
Stephen. Lond. 1868. 8vo.

A Digest of the Law of Evidence on the Trial of Ac-
tions at Ifisi Prius. Eighth edition, with considerable
additions. By Edward Smirke. Lond. 1851. 8vo.

The same. Twelfth edition. By John C. Day and
Maurice Powell, Barristers-at-Law. Lond. 1870. 8vo.

Reports. See Ceompton (Charles).

EOSCOE (Henry E.), Professor of Chemistry in
Owens College, Manchester.

Spectrvmi Analysis: Six Lectures delivered in 1868
before the Society of Apothecaries of London. Lond.
1869. 8vo.

EOSCOE (Mrs Henry).
Vittoria Colonna : her Life and Poems.
1868. 8vo.

Lond.

EOSCOE (Thomas).

Wanderings and Excursions in North Wales, with
fifty-one Engravings. Lond. [1840]. royal 8vo.

The German Novelists. Translated from the
Originals, with Critical and Biographical Notices.
4 vols. Lond. 1826. 8vo.

The Novelist's Library, with Bibliographical and
Critical Notices, and Illustrations by George Cruik-
shank. See Smollett. Fielding. Sterne. Cer-
vantes. Le Sage.

ROSCOE— ROSS.

865

ROSCOE (William).

The Life of Lorenzo de Medici, called the Magni-
ficent. 2 vols. Lond. 1796. 4to.

The same. Lcmd. 1846. 12mo. (Rogue's Euro-
pean Library.)

Illustrations Historical and Critical, of the Life of
Lorenzo de Medici. Lond. 1822. 8vo.

The Life and Pontificate of Leo X., with various
illustrative documents. 4 vols. lAvei-pool, 1805.
4to.

The same. 2 vols. Lond. 1846. 12mo. (Rogue's
European Library.)

On the Origin and Vicissitudes of Literature, Science,
and Art. Liverpool, 1817. 4to.

Observations on Penal Jurisprudence, and the
Reformation of Criminals. Lond. 1819. 8vo.

A Letter to the Reverend W. L. Bowles relative to
Pope. Lond. 1825. 8vo.

A Letter to the Rev. "William Lisle Bowles, in reply
to his " Final Appeal to the Literary Public, relative
to Pope." Lond. 1825. 8vo.

Life. &e'RoscoB (Henry).

ROSCOMMON (Earl of). See Poems: Minor
Poets.

ROSE (Cowper).

Four Years in South Africa. Lond. 1829. 8vo.

ROSE (Right Hou. George), M.P.

Observations on the Historical Work of the late
Charles James Fox; with a Narrative of the Enter-
prise of the Earl of Argyle in 1 685. By Patrick Hume.
Lond. 1809. 4to.

The Diaries and Correspondence of the Right Hon.
George Rose ; containing Original Letters of the most
distinguished Statesmen of his day. Edited by the
Rev. Leveson Vernon Harcourt. 2 vols. Lond.
1860. 8vo.

ROSE (George).

Cases in Bankruptcy. 2 vols. Lmd. 1813-1816.
8vo.

ROSE (George).

The Great Country ; or, Impressions of America.
Lond. 1868. 8vo.

ROSE (Heinrich).

A Practical Treatise of Chemical Analysis, including
Tables for Calculations in Analysis. Translated from
the French and from the fourth German edition.
With Notes and Additions. By A. Normandy. Vol.
I., Qualitative. VoL II., Quantitative. 2 vols. Lond.
1848, 1849. 8vo.

ROSE (Hooh).

The Elements of Botany; being a Translation of the
Philosophia Botanica, and other Treatises of Linnsas.
Lond. 1775. 8vo.

ROSE (Stewart).

Ignatius Loyola and the early Jesuits. Lond. 1871.

8vo.

ROSE (W. G.)

Three Months' Leave. Lond. 1838. 8vo.

ROSE (William Stewart).

Letters from the North of Italy. 2 vols. Lond.
1819. 8vo.
Translations. See Abiosto. Bbrni. Castl Par-

TENOPLEX DE BlOIS.

ROSINI (Giovanni).

Luisa Strozzi : Storia del Secolo XVI. 4 vols. Pisa,
1833. 12mo.

ROSINUS (Johannes).

Antiquitatum Romanarum Syntagma Absolutissi-
mum ; Auctum deinde et Exornatum a Thoma Demp-
stero. 2 vols. Colon. 1613. 4to.

Antiquitatum Romanarum Corpus Absolutissimum.
Cum notis Thomae DempsterL Amstel. 1743. 4to.

ROSS (County of).

Observations on the Manner in which the OfiFer of
Government to assist the County of Ross in building
Bridges has been received. Inverness, 1804. 8vo.

ROSS (Alexander).

Mystagogus Poeticus; or, the Muses Interpreter;
explaining the Historical Mysteries and Mystical
Histories of the Ancient Greek and Latin Poets.
Second edition, enlarged. Lond. 1645. 12mo.

Mystagogus Poeticus; or, the Muses Interpreter. The
fifth edition, enlarged. Lond. 1672. 8vo.

Arcana Microcosmi ; or, the Hid Secrets of Man's
Body discovered; with a Refutation of Lord Bacon's
Natural History, and Dr Harvey's De Generatione.
Lond. 1652. 12 mo.

Some Animadversions and Observations upon Sir
Walter Raleigh's History of the World. Lond. n.d.
18mo

IIANSEBEIA ; or, a View of all Religions in the
World, with the several Church Governments; to
which is annexed, the Lives and Ends of certain noto-
rious Hereticks, with their Effigies. Lond. 1675. 8vo.

ROSS (Alexander), of Lochee.

The Fortunate Shepherdess : a Pastoral Tale in the

Scottish Dialect. Aberdeen, 1768. 8va

5 R

866

ROSS— ROSSE.

ROSS (Alkxander).

The Red River Settlement : its Rise, Progress, and
Present State. With some account of the Native
Races, and its General History to the present day.
Lo7ul 1856. 8vo.

ROSS (Alexandee Leith).

Remains: with a Memoir of his Life. Aberdeen,
1822. Svo.

ROSS (Rev. Andrew).

Mina : a Tale of the Days of Nero, and the Early
Christians. Perth, 1849. 8vo.

ROSS (Charles).

Correspondence of Charles, First Marquis of Corn-
wallis. See Cornwallis.

ROSS (George).

A Treatise on the Law of Vendors and Purchasers
of Personal Property, considered chiefly with a view
to Mercantile Transactions. The second edition, with
additions by S. B. Harrison. Lond. 1826. royal Svo.

The Law of Entail in Scotland, as altered by the
Act 1848. Edinh. 1848. Svo.

Leading Cases in the Law of Scotland, prepared from
the Original Pleadings, arranged in Systematic Order,
and elucidated by Opinions of the Court, never before
published. (Land Rights.) 3 vols. Edinh. \M<d-\ib\.
royal Svo.

Leading Cases in the Commercial Law of England
and Scotland, selected and arranged in Systematic
Order, with Notes. 3 vols. Lond. 1853-1S57. Svo.

Analysis to the Titles to Land Act. Edinh. 1858.
Svo.

ROSS (James).

Origo Gentis Hayorum ; seu Danorum ad vicum
Loncartem Excidii, virtute cujusdam Hayii, Rustici
valgo crediti, sed revera ex Antiquissima Cantii Regum
Prosapia oriundi, parti, Historico-Poetica Narratio.
Edinh. 1700. Svo.

ROSS (Captain Sir James Clark.)

Voyage of Discovery and Research in the Southern
and Antarctic Regions during the years 1839-43.
2 vols. Lond. 1847. S>o.

See also Ross (Captain Sib John).

ROSS (John).

The present State of the Edinburgh Divinity HaU.
Edinh. 1813. Svo.

ROSS (Captain Sir John), R.N.

A Voyage of Discovery, for the purpose of Exploring
Baffin's Bay, and Inquiring into the probability of a
North-West Passage. Lond. 1819. 4to.

ROSS (Captain Sib John), R N. — Continued.

An Explanation of Captain Sabine's Remarks on
the late Voyage of Discovery to Baffin's Bay. Lond.
1819. Svo.

A Treatise on Navigation by Steam; comprising a
History of the Steam Engine, and an Essay towards a
System of the Naval Tactics peculiar to Steam Naviga-
tion, as applicable both to Commerce and Maritime
Warfare. Lond. 1828. 4to.

Narrative of a Second Voyage in search of a North-
West Passage, and of a Residence in the Arctic Regions
during the years 1829-1833. With Appendix, in-
cluding the Reports of Captain James Clark Ross and
the Discovery of the Northern Magnetic Pole. 2 vols
Lond. 1835. 4to.

ROSS (Rev. John),

History of Corea, Ancient and Modern. With
Description of Manners and Customs, Language and
Geography. Paisley [1879]. Svo.

ROSS (Rev. Thomas), D.D.

Letters on a New Translation of the Scriptures into
Gaelic. Edinh. 1821. Svo.

ROSS (Thomas). See Silius Itaijcub.

ROSS (W. A.)

A Yacht Voyage to Norway, Denmark, and Sweden.

2 vols. Lond. 1848. Svo.

ROSS (Walter), Writer to the Signet.

Lectures on the Practice of the Law of Scotland.
2 vols. (With Appendix. Edinh. \S2%) Edinh. 1792.
4to.

Historical Account of the Privileges of the College
of Justice. See College of Justice.

A Discourse upon the Removing of Tenants. Edinh.
1782. Svo.

The present State of the Distillery of Scotland.
Edinh. 1786. Svo.

ROSS (William).

Abridgment of the Laws of Scotland, relative to
Hunting and Fowling, Dove-cots and Pigeons, Rivers,
the Sea-shores, and Fishings. Second edition. Kelso,
1809. Svo.

ROSSE (Earl of).

Argument to Prove the Truth of the Christian Reve-
lation. Lond. 1834. Svo.

ROSSE (J. Willoughby).

An Index of Dates, comprehending the principal
facts in the Chronology and History of the World.
Alphabetically arranged. 2 vols. Lond. 1858-1859.
12mo. (Bohn's Scientific Library.)

ROSSE— EOTULI PARLIAMENTOEUM.

867

EOSSE (J. Willoughby) — Continued.
Chronological Tables. See Blair.

EOSSET (P. F. de).

L' Agriculture : Poeme. 2 parts. Pam, 1774-1782.
4to.

EOSSETTI (Gabeiele).

Sullo Spirito Antipapale che produsse la Eiforma,
e solla segreta influenza ch'esercito nella Letteratura
d'Europa, e specialmente d'ltalia. Loud. 1832. 8vo.

EOSSETTI (Maria Francesca).

A Shadow of Dante ; being an Essay towards study-
ing Himself, his World, and his Pilgrimage. Lorid.
1871. 8vo.

EOSSETTI (William Michael).

Fine Art, chiefly Contemporary : Notices reprinted,
with Revisions. Lond. 1867. 8vo.

Lives of Famous Poets. Lond. 1878. 8vo.

EOSSI (Professeur P.)

Traits de Droit Penal. 3 vols. Paris, 1829. 8vo.

EOSSI (J. B. de). See De Eossl

EOSSI DAMONTALTO LTGUEE(P. Francesco).

Vocabolario della Lingua Epirotica-Italiana, compilato
sui Vocabolarii Tanfani, Trinchfera ed altri, con Tavola
Sinottica. Roma, 1875. royal 8vo.

EOSSINI (LuiGi).

Viaggio Pittoresco da Roma a Napoli, coUe princi-
pali Vedute de ambedue le Cittk, delle Campagne, e
dei Paesi frapposti. Disegnate dal vero, ed incise in 80
rami Roma, 1839. largo folio.

EOSSINI (GiOAOCHiNo).

Memoirs of Rossini By the Author of the Lives of
Haydn and Mozart. Lond. 1824. 8vo.

EOSSIUS (Petrus).

Fauna Etrusca, sistens Insecta quae in Provinciis
Florentina et Pisana prsesertim collegit. 2 vols.
Libumi, 1790. 4to.

EOSSLYN (St Clairs of).
See Hay (Father Eichard).

EOSSO (GniLio Eavigho).

I Successi D'Inghilterra dopo la morte di Odoardo
Sesto fine alia giunta in quel Regno del Serenissimo
Don Filippo d' Austria, Principe di Spagna. Ferrara,
1560. 4to.

EOSSO (GoisEPPE del).

Eicercho sull' Architettura Egiziana. Siena, 1800.
8vo.

EOST (Dr Valent. Christ. Friedr.)
Griechisch-Deutsches Wbrterbuch fiir den Schulge-
brauch. 2 vols. Erfurt und Gotka, 1829. 8vo.

EOSTGAARD (Frid.)

Delitia) quorundam Poetarum Danorum,collectore F.
Rostgaard. 2 vols. Lugd. Batav. 12mo.

ROSTRENEN (Gregoire de).

Dictionnairo Franfois-Celtique, ou Fran9oi8-Breton.
Rennes, 1-732. 4to.

Grammaire Frangoise-CeltiquejOU Fran9oi8e-Bretonne,
Rennes, 1738. 12mo.

ROSWALL and LILLIAN.

A Pleasant History of Eoswall and Lillian. Declar-
ing the occasion of Roswall, his Removing from his
Native Kingdom to the Kingdom of Realm. 1663.
— Reprinted by David Laing. Edinb. 1822. 4to.

ROT^ GENU^ de Mercatura, et Rebus ad earn
pertinentibus, Decisiones. Franeofurti, 1612. 4to.

ROTH (David), D.D.

Analecta Sacra nova et mira de rebus Catholicorum
in Hibernia pro Fide et Religione gestis. Cdonice,
1617. 8vo.

ROTHES (John, Earl of).

A Relation of Proceedings concerning the Aflairs of
the Kirk of Scotland, from August 1637 to July 1638.
Edinb. 1830. 4to. (The Bannatyne Club.)

ROTHSCHILD (C. and A. de).

The History and Literature of the Israelites, accord-
ing to the Old Testament and the Apocrypha. 2 vols.
Lond. 1870. post 8vo.

ROTH-SCHOLTZ (Fredericus).

Thesaurus Symbolorum ac Emblematum, i.e.. In-
signia Bibliopolarum et Typographorum ab incunabolis
Typographiae. Norimb. 1730. folio.

ROTHWELL (J.)

Letter to the Rev. Mr Dean, occasioned by reading
his Essay on the Future Life of Brute Creatures.
1769. 8vo.

ROTULI COMPOTOEUM. See Chamberlaik
Rolls.

ROTULI PARLIAMENTOEUM ut et Petitiones
et Placita in Parliamento ab anno L Edw. I. ad anno
1503. 6 vols. Lond. folio.

Index to the Rolls of Parliament. Set Pabliament.

868

EOTULI SCOTLE— EOWE.

ROTULI SCOTLE. See Eecorbs (Public).

KOUGEMOJS'T (Michel Nicolas Balison de).

Le Bonhomme, ou Nouvelles Observations sur les
Moeurs Parisiennes au commencement du XIX° Sifecle.
Paris, 1818. 12mo.

R0UILL1& (Pierrk-Julibn).

Histoire Romaine. See Catrou (Francis).

EOUJOUX (Prudence Guillaujie de).

Essai d'une Histoire des revolutions aniY^es dans les
Sciences et lea 'Beaux- Arts. 3 vols. Paris, 1811.
8vo.

Histoire des Eois et des Dues de Bretagne. 4 vols.
Paris, 1828-29. 8vo.

ROUQTJETTE (Henry Emmanuel de), Doctor of
Sorhonne.

A Funeral Oration upon the Death of James the
Second, late King of England. Done out of the 13th
edition of French. Loud. 1703. 4to.

EOUS (Francis), of Merton College, Oxon.

Archaeologise Atticse Libri Septem. Seven Books of
the Attick Antiquities, containing the description of the
Citties Glorjr, Government, etc. With an addition of
their Customes in Marriages, Burials, Feastings, Divin-
ations, etc., in the four last Books, by Zachary Bogan.
Oxford, 1671. 4to. (Bound with Godwyn's Moses
and Aaron.)

ROUSE (Eolla).

The Copyhold Enfranchisement Manual, giving the
Law, Practice, and Forms, with the Values of Enfran-
chisement, and all the Copyhold Acts. Third Edition.
Lond. 1866. 8vo.

EOUSSEAU (Jean-Baptiste).
CEuvres diverses. Nouvelle Edition, reveue et aug-
ment^e. 2 vols. Lond. 1723. 4to.

EOUSSEAU (Jean Jacques).

CEuvres completes, avec le Supplement. 17 vols.
Genive, 1782-1789. 4to.

CEuvres completes. 21 vols. Paris, 1818-1820.
12 mo.

Julie, ou le Nouvelle H^loise. 3 vols. Amsterdam,
1772. 8vo.

Emile, ou de I'fiducation. 4 vols. Paris, 1792.
8vo.

Les Confessions de J. J. Eousseau. Paris, 1849.
12mo.

Confessions ; to which are added, the Eeveries of a
Solitary Wanderer ; translated from the French. 4 vols.
Lond. 1819. 12mo.

ROUSSEAU (Jean Jacques) — Continiied.
Eemarks on the Writings and Conduct of J. J. Eos-
seau. Lond. 1767. 12mo.

EOUSSET (M.) See Treaties.

ROUTLEDGE (James).

Chapters in the History of Popular Progress; chiefly
in relation to the Freedom of the Press, and Trial by
Jury, 1660-1820; with an Application to later Years.
Lond. 1876. Svo.

ROVIGO (M. Savaey, Duke of).

Memoir of the Duke of Rovigo relative to the Fate
of the Duke d'Enghein. Lond. 1823. 8vo.

Memoirs, written by himself, illustrative of the His-
tory of the Emperor Napoleon. 4 vols. Lond. 1828.
8vo.

ROW (Rev. Charles Adolphus), Prebendary of St
Paul's Cathedral.

Christian Evidences viewed in relation to Modern
Thought. Eight (Bampton) Lectures at Oxford. Lond.
1877. 8vo.

ROW (John).

The History of the Kirk of Scotland, from 1558 to
1637. MS. 4to.

The History of the Kirk of Scotland, from the year
1558' to August 1637, by John Eow, minister of Car-
nock; with a Continuation by his Son, John Row,
Principal of King's College, Aberdeen. Edinh. 1842.
8vo. (Wodrow Society.)

The Historie of the Kirk of Scotland, with the
Coronis ; being a Continuation of the Historie, by
William Row, minister at Ceres. Edinh. 1842. 4to.
(Maitland Club.)

ROW.

Memorials of the Family of Row. Edinh. 1828. 4to.

ROW CASE.

The whole Proceedings before the Presbytery of
Dumbarton, and Synod of Glasgow and Ayr, in the
Case of the Rev. John M'Leod Campbell, Minister of
Row; including the Libel, answers to the Libel, Evi-
dence, and Speeches. Ch-eenock, 1831. 8vo.

* EOWCEOFT (Charles).

Tales of the Colonies; or, the Adventures of an
Emigrant. Lond. 1845. 12mo.

EOWE (Mrs Elizabeth).

Miscellaneous Works in Prose and Verse, with Poems
by Thomas Eowe ; with an Account of the Lives and
Writings of the Authors. 2 vols. Zowd. 1739. 8vo.

ROWE— ROXBURGHE CLUB.

86«

ROWE (Nicholas):

Works. 2 vols. Lond. 1747. 12mo.

Poetical Works. Second edition. Lond. 1720. 12mo.

Lucan's Pharsalia. Translated. See Lucan.

ROWE (William Henry).

The Reading upon the Statute of Uses of Lord
Bacon. A new edition, with full Notes and Explana-
tions. Lond. 1806. 8vo.

Practical Observations on certain Points of frequent
occurrence in Conveyancing. Lond. 1815 8vo.

ROWLANDS (Henry), Vicar of Llanidan.

Mona Antiqua Restaurata ; an Archfeological Discourse
on the Antiquities, Natural and Historical, of the Isle
of Anglesey; with an Appendix, containing a Com-
. parative Table of Primitive Words, etc. Second edi-
tion. By Henry Owen. Lond. 1766. 4to.

ROWLANDS (Samuel).

The Letting of Humours Blood in the Head Vein,
«tc. Edited by Sir W. Scott. 1611. (Reprinted.)
FAinh. 1814. small 4to.

'Tis Merry when Gossips Meet : a Drama, first
printed 1609. Lond. 1818. 8vo.

Cornu-copiae : Pasquil's Night-cap ; or Antidot for
the Headache. 1612. (Reprinted.) Lond. 1819. 8vo.

ROWLEY (Thomas).

Poems, supposed to have been written at Bristol, by
Thomas Rowley and others, in the Fifteenth Century.
With an Introductory Account of the several Pieces, and
a Glossary. Lond. 1779. 8vo.

See also Chatterton.

ROWNING (Rev. John).

A Preliminary Discourse to an intended Treatise on
the Fluxionary Method, largely explaining the Nature
and Peculiarity of that Doctrine. Lond. 1756. 8vo.
(Philosophical Tracts, Vol. I.)

A Compendious System of Natural Philosophy ; with
Notes containing the Mathematical Demonstrations, and
occasional Remarks. 2 vols. JLorec?. 1766-1767. 8vo.

ROXBURGH (County op).

Analysis of the Valuation Books of the County of
Roxburgh (in the years 1643, 1678, and 1788). [Edinh.]
1788. foUo.

Valuation Book of the County of Roxburgh. Hmoiek,
1811. folio.

See also Valuation Rolls.

ROXBURGH (William), M.D.
Flora Indica; or. Descriptions of Indian Plants.
3 vols. Serampore, 1832. 8vo.

ROXBURGHE (John, Dukb op).
Catalogue of his Library. See Cataloook.

ROXBURGHE BALLADS. See Ballads.

ROXBURGHE CLUB.

Ceremonial at the Marriage of Mary Queen of Scotta
with the Dauphin of France. £a»<Z. 1818. 4to.

The Life of St Ursula, Guiscard, and Sigismond.
(In English Verse.) Lond. 1818. 4to.

Magnyfycence ; an Interlude, by John Skelton, Poet
Laureate to Henry VIII. Lond. 1821. 4to.

The Garden Plot ; an Allegorical Poem, inscribed to
Queen Elizabeth, by Henry Goldingham ; from an un-
published MS. in the British Museum. To which are
added some account of the Author, and a Reprint of
his Masque, performed before the Queen at Norwich in
1578. Lond. 1825. 4to.

La Rotta de Francciosi a Terroana, novamente facta.
La Rotta de ScocesL Lond. 1825. 4to.

Poems, written in English by Charles, Duke of
Orleans, during his Captivity in England after the
Battle of Agincourt. Lond. \%27. 4to.

Proceedings in the Court-martial held upon John,
Master of Sinclair, Captain-Lieutenant in Preston's
Regiment, for the Murder of Ensign Schaw and Cap-
tain Schaw, 17th October 1708, with Correspondence
relating to that Transaction. Edinb. 1828. 4to.

The Old English Versions of the Gesta Romanorum,
edited from MSS. by Sir F. Madden. Lond. 1838.
4to.

Manners and Household Expenses of England in
the Thirteenth and Fifteenth Centuries, Illustrated by
Original Records. Lond. 1841. 4to.

The Decline of the Last Stuarts ; Extracts from the
Despatches of British Envoys to the Secretary of State,
Lond. 1843. 4to.

Correspondence of Sir Henry Unton, Knt., Ambas-
sador from Queen Elizabeth to Henry IV., King of
France, in the years MDXCL and MDXCIL Edited
by the Rev. Joseph Stevenson. Lond. 1847. 4to.

La Vraye Cronique d'Escoce. Pretentions des Ang-
lois k la Couronne de France, etc. Drawn from the
Burgundian Library. Lond. 1847. 4to.

Letters and Despatches from Sir Henry Wotton to
James the First and his Ministers in the years 1617-
1620. Lond. 1850. 4to.

De Regimine Principum (in English Verse), by
Thomas Occleve. Lond. 1867. 4to.

Ruthven Correspondence : Letters and Papers of
Patrick Ruthven, Earl of Forth and Brentford, 1615-
1662. Edited by the Rev. William Dunn Macray, M. A.
Lcynd. 1868. 4to.

870

EOXBUEGHE CLUB— ROYALISTS DEFENCE.

EOXBURGHE CLVB— Continued.

Correspondence of Colonel N. Hooke, Agent from
the Court of France to the Scottish Jacobites in the
years 1703-1707. Edited by the Eev. William Dunn
Macray. Vol. L 1870. 4to.

Floriant et Florete, a (French) Metrical Eomance of
the Fourteenth Century. Edited from a Unique Manu-
script at Newbattle Abbey, by Francisque Michel.
£dM. 1873. 4to.

EOXBUEGHE LIBRARY (The). Edited by W.
Carew Hazlitt.

Paris and Vienne. Thystorye of the noble ryght
valyaunt and worthy Knyght Parys, and of the fayr
Vyenno the Daulphyns doughter of Vyennoys. From
the unique copy printed by William Caxton at West-
minster in 1485. With a Preface, Glossary, and Notes.
n.p. 1868. 4to.

The Whole Works of WiUiam Browne of Tavistock.
Now first collected and edited, with a Memoir of the
Poet and Notes. 2 vols. n.p. 1868. 4to.

Inedited Tracts ; illustrating the Manners, Opinions,
and Occupations of Englishmen during the Sixteenth
and Seventeenth Centuries. Now first republished
from the original copies, with a Preface and Notes.
n.p. 1868. 4to.

The English Drama and Stage under the Tudor and
Stuart Princes, 1543-1664, illustrated by a series of
Documents, Treatises and Poems. With a Preface and
Index. 1869. 4to.

The Complete Poems of George Gascoigne. Now
first collected and edited from the early printed copies
and from MSS., with a Memoir and Notes. 2 vols.
1869-1870. 4to.

The Poems of Thomas Carew. Now first collected
and edited, with Notes from the former editions,
and a Memoir, n.p. 1870. 4to.

EOY (Eajah Rammohun).

Essay on the Right of Hindoos over Ancestral Pro-
perty, according to the Law of Bengal. Land. 1832.
8vo.

EOY (Major-General William).

The Military Antiquities of the Romans in Britain.
Lmd. 1793. folio.

ROYAL BURGHS. See Boroughs.

ROYAL DIARY (The) ; or, King William's Por-
traicture. Lond. n.d. 12mo.

ROYAL HOUSEHOLD.

A Collection of Ordinances and Regulations for the
Government of the Royal Household, from King
Edward IIL to King WiUiam and Mary. Lond. 1790.
4to.

ROYAL KALENDAR and Court and City Regis-
ter for the year 1855. 12mo.

ROYAL MEMOIRS on the French Revolution,
containing — 1. A Narrative of the Journey of Louis
XrV. to Varennes. By the Duchess of Angouleme. —
2. A Narrative of a Journey to Bruxelles and Coblentz
in 1791. By Louis XVIII. — 3. Private Memoirs by
the Duchess of Angoideme, with Historical Illustrations
by the Translator. Lond. 1823. 8vo.

ROYAL PHYSICAL SOCIETY.

Proceedings of the Royal Physical Society of Edin-

burgh. Vols. I. and II.,
1863. 8vo.

1854-1862. Edinb. 1858-

ROYAL RECEPTIONS AT EDINBURGH.

Documents relative to the Reception at Edinburgh of
the Kings and Queens of Scotland, a.d. 1561-1650.
Edinb. 1822. 4to.

ROYAL SCOTTISH ACADEMY.

First Report of the Council of the Scottish Academy
of Painting, Sculpture, and Architecture. Edinb.
1828. 8vo.

Annual Reports for 1837-1839, 1841-1842, 1845,
1856, 1862, 1864-1865, 1867-1869, and 1871-1874.
Edinb. 8vo.

Exhibition Catalogues, 1852, 1865, and 1869.
Edinb. 8vo.

ROYAL SCOTTISH SOCIETY OF ARTS. See
Edinburgh.

ROYAL SOCIETY OF EDINBURGH.

Transactions.

See

ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON. See Transac-
tions.

History o£ See Sprat (Thomas). Hill (Sir John).

Abstract of the Papers printed in the Philosophical
Transactions of the Royal Society of London, from
1800 to 1854 inclusive. Lond. 1832-1854. 6 vols.
8vo.

ROYAL TRACTS, in two parts ; the first contain-
ing all the Select Speeches, Orders, Messages, Letters,
etc., of His Sacred Majesty ; the second containing
Imago Eegis, or the Sacred Image of His Majesty,
in his Solitudes and Sufferings, written during his
retirements in France. Paris, 1692. 18mo,

ROYALISTS DEFENCE (The) ; Vindicating the
King's Proceedings in the late Warre made against
him. Printed in the yeare 1648. n.p. 4to.

EOYAUMMONT-RUFFINI.

871

EOYAUMONT (Sieur de).

History of the Old and New Testament, extracted
from the Sacred Scriptures, tlie Holy Fathers, and
other Ecclesiastical writers. Illustrated with Sculp-
tures and Scriptural Maps. Lo7td. ni2. folio.

EOYLE (J. Forbes), M.D.

Illustrations of the Botany and other branches of the
Natural History of the Himalayan Mountains and the
Flora of Cashmere. (Vol. II., Plates.) 2 vols. Loud.

1839. folio.

Essay on the Productive Resources of India. Lond.

1840. royal 8vo.

EOZIER (L'Abb6 Francois).

Observations sur la Physique, sur I'Histoire Naturelle
et sur les Arts. See Journal de Physique.

Cours Complet d'Agriculture theorique, pratique,
^conomique, etc.; ou Dictionnaire Universel d'Agricul-
ture, par un Soci6t6 d'Agriculteurs, et r^dig^ par M.
I'Abb^ de Roaer. 12 vols. Paris, 1793-1805. 4to.

RUBENS (Peter Paul).

Original Unpublished Papers illustrative of the Life
of Sir Peter Paul Rubens as an Artist and a Diplo-
matist. Collected and edited by W. Noel Sainsbury.
Lohd. 1859. 8vo.

RUCHAT (Abraham).

Histoire de la Reformation de la Suisse. Edition avec
Appendices, et une notice sur la Vie et les Ouvrages de
Ruchat, par L. VuUiemin. 7 vols. Nyon, en Suisse,
1835-1838. 8vo.

EUD (Thomas).

Codicum Manuscriptorum Ecclesise Cathedralis
Dunelmensis Catalogus classicus descriptus. (Edidit
Jac. Raine). Dunelmiae, 1825. folio.

RUDBECK (Olavus).

Atlantica, sive Manheim, vera Japheti posterorum
sedes ac patria, etc. (Vol. I. sine anno, sed 1675.)
3 vols., with large folio Atlas. Upsalce, 1675-1698.
folio.

Atlantica. Vol.1. Editio secunda. Z7;p6-aZce, 1679.
folio.

See also Verelius (Olaus).

EUDBECK (Olavus), Filius.

Nora Samalod, sive Laponia Illustrata. Upsalce,
1701. 4to.

RUDDER (Samuel).

A New History of Gloucestershire, comprising the
Topography, Antiquities, Produce, etc. of that County.
Also the Ecclesiastical, Civil, and Military History of
the City of Gloucester. Cirencester, 1779. folio.

RUDDIMAN (Thomas).

Grammatica Latinto Institutiones, cum Notis et Ani-
madversionibue. 2 vols. Edinb. 1725, 1731. 12mo.

Rudiments of the Latin Tongue. Nineteenth edition.
Edinburgh, 1785.

Grammaticse Latinos Institutiones. (With the
Author's autograph.) Pars prima. Edinb. 1725. 12mo.

Id. Op. Pars secunda. Edinb. 1731. 12mo.
(Bound with the preceding.)

Institutiones Grammaticoe Latinae. Curante Godo-
fredo Stallbaum. 2 vols. Lipsite, 1823. 8vo.

A Vindication of Mr George Buchanan's Paraphrase
of the Book of Psalms, from the objections raised
against it by William Benson. Edinb. 1745. Svo.

Answer to the Rev. George Logan's Treatise on
Government, in which the ancient Constitution of the
Crown and Kingdom of Scotland, and the hereditary
Succession of its Monarchs, are asserted and vindicated.
Edinb. 1747. 8vo.

Anticrisis ; or, a discussion of Mr Man's Censure
and Examination of Ruddiman's Notes on the Works
of Buchanan. Edinb. 1754. Svo.

Audi alteram partem; or, a farther Vindication of
Ruddiman's Edition of Buchanan's Works, from the
reproaches of Mr Man. Edinb. \7 5%. Svo.

A Dissertation concerning the competition for the
Crown of Scotland, betwixt Bruce and Baliol, in the
year 1291. Edinb. 1758. 8vo.

An Introduction to Mr James Anderson's Diplomata
Scotise, with Notes. Edinb. 1773. 12mo.

Bibliotheca Romaua. See Catalogues.

Catalogue of the Library of the late Mr Thomas
Ruddiman. See Catalogues.

RUDING (Rev. Rogers),

Annals of the Coinage of Britain and its Depend-
encies, from the earliest period of Authentick History
to the end of the fifteenth year of his present Majesty,
King George III. 4 vols. Lond. 1817. 4to.

Supplement to the Annals of the Coinage of Britain,
etc. Land. 1819. 4to.

RUDOLPH US IL

Divi Rudolphi Imperatoris, Csesaris Augusti Epistolw
Ineditse, desumptie ex Codice manu exarato, etc., ab
Dom. Barnardino, Comite de Pace. Vienn<e, 1771. 4to.

RUFFHEAD (Owen).

Life of Pope. See Popk (Alkxandbb).

RUFFINI (Giovanni).

Lorenzo Benoni ; or. Passages in the Life of an
Italian. Edinb. 1853. 12mo.
Doctor Antonio ; a Tale. JFJmJ. 1855. 12mo.

872

EUGGERI— EUSKIK

RUGGERI (Carlo).

La Reina di Scotia ; Tragedia.
1 2mo.

Napoli, 1604.

EUGGLE (Georgius).

Ignoramus ; Comoedia, nunc denuo in lucem edita
cum notis historicis et criticis, accurante Johflnne
Sidneio Hawkins. Londini, 1787. 8vo.

RUHNKEN (David).

Opuscula Euhnkeniana, quae aut seorsum e prelo
emissa jam fere evanuerant, aut voluminibus impenso
pretio venalibus adjecta, etc. Prefationem et Indices
addidit Thomas Kidd. Londini, 1807. 8vo.

RUINS of Sacred and Historic Lands. Lond. 1850.
12mo.

RULE (William Harris), D.D.

History of the Inquisition, from its Establishment
in the Twelfth Century to its Extinction in the Nine-
teenth. 2 vols. Loud. 1874. 8vo.

RULE (William Harris), D.D., and ANDERSON
(J. Corbert).

Biblical Monuments. Croydon, 1871-1873. royal
8vo.

RULES of Discipline of the Religious Society of
Friends, with Advices. See Quakers.

RULES of Good Deportment. See Petrie (Adam).

RULHIERE (Claude Carloman de).

Histoire de I'i^narchie de Pologne, et du Dtoem-
brement cette E^publique : Suivie des Anecdotes
sur la Revolution de Russie en 1762. 4 vols. Paris,
1819. 8vo.

Histoire des trois D^membremens de la Pologne ;
pour faire suite a I'Histoire de 1' Anarchic de Pologne,
par Rulhifere. [Par le Comte Ant. Ferrand.] 3 vols.
Paris, 1820. 8vo.

RUMFORD (Benjamin, Count).
Essays, Political, Economical, and Philosophical.
3 vols. Lond. 1800-1802. 8vo.

RUMOLDUS (S.)

Acta, See Sollerius (J. B.)

RUMP ; or, an exact Collection of the choycest
Poems and Songs relating to the Late Times. By the
most eminent Wits, from 1639 to. 1661. Lond. 1662.
8 m

RUNIC POETRY. See Percy (Thomas).

RUPERT (Prince), Memoirs of. See Warburton
(Eliot).

EUPPELL (Dr Edward).

Systematische Uebersicht der Vogel Nord-Ost
Afrika's. Fravkfiirt, 1845. royal 8vo.

RUSCA (Louis).

Eecueil des Dessins de diffdrens Batimens construits
k Saint-P^tersbourg et dans I'lnterieur de I'Empire de
Eussie. Saint- Peter shourq, 1810. Atlas folio.

EUSCHENBERGEE (W. S. W.), M.D.

Narrative of a Voyage Round the World during the
years 1835, 1836, and 1837; including a Narrative of
an Embassy to the Sultan of Muscat and the King
of Siam. 2 vols. Lond. 1838. 8vo.

RUSH (Richard).

Narrative of a Eesidence at the Court of London.
Lond. 1833. 8vo.

A Eesidence at the Court of London, comprising
Incidents official and personal, from 1819 to 1825.
2 vols. Lond. 1845. 8vo.

EUSHWOETH (John).

Historical Collections of Private Passages of State,
Weighty Matters in Law, Eeraarkable Proceedings in
Five Parliaments, beginning in 1618, and ending 1648,
containing, among others, the Trial of the Earl of
Strafford. 8 vols. Lond. 1682-1701. folio.

EUSKIN (John).

Modem Painters; their superiority in the Art of
Landscape Painting to all the Ancient Masters. By
a Graduate of Oxford. 5 vols. Lond. 1846-1830.
royal 8vo.

The same. Vol; I. First edition. Zowd. 1843. 8vo.

The Political Economy of Art ; being the Substance
(with additions) of two Lectures delivered in Man-
chester in July 1857. Lond. 1857. 12mo.

The Stones of Venice. 3 vols. Lond. 1851-1853.
royal 8vo.

The Seven Lamps of Architecture. Lond. 1849.
royal 8vo.

Sesame and the Lilies. Two Lectures delivered at
Manchester in 1864. n.p. 1865. 8vo.

Munera Pulveris. Six Lectures on Political
Economy. Lond. 1872.

Aratra PentelicL Six Lectures on the elements of
Sculpture, given before the University of Oxford, 1870.
Lond. 1872. 8vo.

RUSKIN— EUSSELL.

873

RUSKIN (Joan)— Contimied.

The Eagles' Nest. Ten Lectures on the relation of
Natural Science to Art, given before the University of
Oxford. Lond. 1872. 8vo.

Time and Tide by Weare and Tyne. Twenty-five
Letters to a Working Man of Sunderland on the Laws
of Work. Lond. 1872. 8vo.

The Crown of Wild Olive. Four Essays on Work,
Traffic, and War. Lond. 1873. 8vo.

Ariadne Florentina. Six Lectures on Wood and
and Metal Engraving, n.p. 1873. 8vo.

Val d'Arno. Ten Lectures on the Tuscan Art
directly antecedent to the Florentine year of Victories,
Oi'pington, 1874. 8vo.

Lectures on Architecture and Painting, delivered at
Edinburgh in November 1853. Lond. 1854. 8vo.

Giotto and his Works in Padua, n.p. 1854. 8vo.

The Queen of the Air ; being a Study of the Greek
Myths of Cloud and Storm. Lond. 1869. 12mo.

Lectures on Art, delivered before the University of
Oxford in Hilary Term 1870. Oxford, 1870. 8vo.

Unto this Last. Four Essays on the First Principles
of Political Economy. Second Edition. Orpini/fon,
1877. 12mo.

Ethics of the Dust. Ten Lectures to Little House-
wives on the Elements of Crystallization. Second
edition. Otyinijton, 1877. 12 mo.

Guide to the Principal Pictures in the Academy of
Fine Arts at Venice. 2 parts. Venice, 1877. 8vo.

Inaugural Address delivered at the Cambridge School
of Art, October 29th 1858. Orpington, 1879. 8vo.

Notes by Mr Ruskin on Samuel Prout and William
Hunt. Illustrated by a Loan Collection of Drawings
exhibited at the Fine Art Society's Galleries, 1879-
1880. n.p. 8vo.

The Laws of Fosole. A familiar Treatise on the
Elementary Principles and Practice of Drawing and
Painting, as determined by the Tuscan Masters. Vol. I.
Orpington, 1879. 8vo.

St !Mark's Rest. The History of Venice. 5 parts.
Orpington, 1877-1879. 12mo.

Proserpina. Studies of Wayside Flowers. Six
parts. Orpington, 1878-1879. 8vo.

Notes on the Construction of Sheepfolds. Fourth
edition. Orpington, 1879. 8vo.

Frondes Agrestes. Readings in Modern Painters.
Orpington, 1879. 12mo.

Fors Clavigera. Letters to the Workmen and
Labourers of Great Britain. 7 vols. Orpington, 1871-
1877. 8vo,

Arrows of the Chace : being a Collection of Scattered
Letters. Edited by an Oxford PupiL With Preface
by the Author. 2 vols. Orpington, 1880. 8vo.

RUSKIN (John)— Owt/m/^ed.

The Lord's Prayer and the Church : Lett4:rH t<j the
Clergy. Edited by the liev. F. A. MiUlesou. Lond.
1880. 8vo.

John Ruskin ; A Bibliographical Biography by
William E. A Axon. Manchester, 1879. 6vo.

RUSSELL (A)

Tour through the Australian Colonies in 1839, with
Notes of a Voyage round the Globe. Glasgow, 1840.
12mo.

RUSSELL (Alex), M.D.

Tlie Natural History of Aleppo, and parts adjacent;
containing a description of the city, with an account
of the Climate, Inhabitants, and Diseases. Lond.
1756. 4to.

The same. Second edition, revised and enlarged by
Patrick Russell, M.D. 2 vols. Lond. 1849. 4to.

RUSSELL (Rev. Arthce T.)
Memorials of the Life and Works of Thomas Fuller.
Lond. 1844. 12mo.

RUSSELL (Francis).

A Treatise on the Power and Duty of an Arbitrator,
and the Law of Submission and Awards. Second
edition. Lond. 1856. royal 8vo.

The same. Fourth edition. Ijond. 187o. royal 8vo.

RUSSELL (Major Frank S.)

Russian Wars with Turkey. Lond. 1877. 8vo.

RUSSELL (Rev. J. A.) Memoir. See Wolfe
(Charles).

RUSSELL (James).

Reports of Cases argued and determined in the High
Court of Chancery, from 1826 to 1829. 5 vols.
Lmd. 1827. 8vo.

EUSSELL (James) and MYLNE (J. W.)

Reports of Cases argued and determined in the High

Court of Chancery, from 1829 to 1831. 2 vols. Ijond.

1832. 8vo.

RUSSELL (John). '

The Form of Process in the Court of Session and
Court of Teinds ; to which is prefixed a General
Account of the College of Justice. Edinb. 1768.
12mo.

Form of Process before the Jury Court Edinb.
1817. 8vo.

Theory of Conveyancing. Edinb. 1788. 8va

EUSSELL (John, Eabl).

Life of William, Lord Russell ; with some account
of the Times in which he lived Lond. 1819. 4to.

58

874

RUSSELL— RUSSIA.

RUSSELL (John, Eakl) — Continued.

Essays and Sketches of Life and Character. By a
Gentleman who has left his Lodgings. Lo7id. 1820. 8vo.

An Essay on the History of the English Govern
nient and Constitution, from the Reign of Henry VII.
to the present time. Lond. 1821. 12mo.

Don Carlos, or, Persecution ; a Tragedy. Lond.
1822. 8vo.

Memoirs of the Affairs of Europe from the Peace of
Utrecht. Lond. 1824. 4to.

Memoirs of the Affairs of Europe from the Peace of
Utrecht. 2 vols. Lond. 1824, 1829. 4to.

History of the Principal States of Europe from the
Peace of Utrecht. 2 vols. Lond. 1826. 8vo.

TheCauses of the French Re volution. Zo?iri.l832. 8vo.

Memorials and Correspondence of Charles James
Fox. Edited by Lord John Russell. 4 vols. Lond.
1853-1857. 8vo.

Selections from Speeches of Earl Russell, 1817 to
1841 ; and from Despatches, 1859 to 1865. 2 vols.
Lond. 1870. 8vo.

Essays on the History of the Christian Religion.
Lond. 1873. 8vo.

Recollections and Suggestions, 1813 to 1873. Lond.
1875. 8vo.

A Tour in Germany, and some of the Southern
Provinces of the Austrian Empire, in the years 1820-
1822. 2 vols. Edinh. 1824. 12mo.

See also, Bedford (John, Duke of). Moore
(Thomas).

RUSSELL (John A.)

A Treatise on the Laws Relating to Factors and
Brokers. Lond. 1844. 12mo.

RUSSELL (Michael), Bishop of Glasgow.

View of the System of Education at present pursued
in the Schools and Universities of Scotland. Edinh.
1813. 8vo.

Remarks and Explanations connected with the "View
of the present system of Education at present pursued
in tlie Schools and Universities of Scotland." Edinh.
1815. 8vo.

Connection of Sacred and Profane History, from the
Death of Joshua to the Decline of the Kingdoms of
Israel and Judah. 3 vols. Lond. 1827-1837. 8vo.

See also, Edinburgh Cabinet Library. Keith
(Robert). Spottiswoodb (John).

RUSSELL (Patrick), M.D.

A Treatise of the Plague, containing an Historical
Journal and Medical Account of the Plague at Aleppo
in the years 1760-1762; also Remarks on Pestilence,
Quarantines, etc. Lond. 1791. 4to.

RUSSELL (Lady Rachel).

Some Account of the Life of Rachel Wriothesley,
Lady Russell. By the Editor of Madame du Deffand's
Letters. With a series of Letters to her husband,
William Lord Russell, from 1672 to 1682. Lond.
1819. 4to.

Letters ; to which are prefixed an Introduction
vindicating the Character of Lord Russell against Sir
John Dalrymple, and the Trial of Lord WilUam Russell
for High Treason. Lond. 1801. 8vo.

RUSSELL (Robert).

North America ; its Agriculture and Climate. Edinh.
1857. 8vo.

RUSSELL (William), LL.D.

History of Ancient Europe; with a view of the
Revolutions in Asia and Africa. 2 vols. Lond.\12Z.
8vo.

History of Modern Europe, from the Rise of the
Modem Kingdoms, to the Peace of Paris in 1763.
With a continuation to the Treaty of Amiens, in 1802,
by Dr Coote. 6 vols. Lond. 1810. 8vo.

The same. New edition, with a continuation to
1832. 4 vols. Lond. 1833. 8vo.

RUSSELL (William Howard).

A Diary in the East during the Tour of the Prince
and Princess of Wales. Lond. 1869. 8vo.

The Prince of Wales's Tour : a Diary in India, with
some Account of the Visits of his Royal Highness to
the Courts of Greece, Egypt, Spain, and Portugal.
With Illustrations by Sydney P. Hall Lond. 1877.
royal 8vo.

RUSSELL (Sir William Oldnall), Chief Justice
of Bengal.

A Treatise on Crimes and Misdemeanours. 2 vols.
Lond. 1819. 8vo.

The same. Fifth edition, by Samuel Prentice, (j.C.
3 vols. Lond. 1877. royal 8vo.

RUSSELL (Sib William Oldnall) and RYAN
(Edward).

Crown Cases reserved for consideration, and decided
by the twelve Judges of England, from 1799 to 1824.
Lond. 1825. 8vo.

RUSSIA.

Russicher Atlas welcher in einer General-Charte, und
neunzehen Special-Charten das gesamte Russische
Reich und dessen angranzende Lander vorstellig macht.
St Petersburg, 1745. large folio.

Costume of the Russian Empire. See Costume.

RUSSIA— RUTHVEN.

875

RUSSIA— Cnidhiued.

History of the Reigns of Peter III. and Catharine II.
of Russia. Translated from the French. With Ex-
planatory Notes, by the Rev. \V. W. Dakins. 2 vols.
Lmid. 1798, 1799. 8vo.

M(5moires Secrets sur la Russie, et particuliferement
sur la tin dii Rogne de Catherine II. et lo commence-
ment de celui de Paul I. 2 vols. Amsterdam, 1800.
8vo.

Secret Memoirs of the Court of Petersburg, particu-
larly towards the close of the reign of Catherine II.
and the commencement of that of Paul I. Translated
from the French. 3 vols, in 2. Lmd. 1801, 1802. 8vo.

History of the Campaign in France in the year 1814.
Tran.slated from the Russian of A. Mikhailofsky-
Danilefsky. Lond. 1839. 8vo.

Revelations of Russia ; or, the Emperior Nicholas and
his Empire, in 1844. 2 vols. Loiid. 1844. 8vo.

The Englishwoman in Russia ; Impressions of the
Society and Manners of the Russians at Home. By a
Lady, Ten Years Resident in that Country. Lond.
1855. 8vo.

The Progress and Present Position of Russia in the
East : an Historical Summary. Third edition, con-
tinued to the present time. [By Sir John Macneil.]
Lond. 1854. 8vo.

Recollections of Russia during Thirty-three Years'
Residence. By a German Nobleman. Revised and
Translated by Lascelles Wraxall. Udinb. 1855. 12mo.
(Constable's Foreign Miscellany, Vol. VIII.)

Russia under Nicholas. See Eastern Europe.

Histoire de TOrnement Russe du X" au XVI' Sifecle
d'aprfes les ^Manuscrits. (With Descriptive Text, by
M. V. de Boutovsky, Directeur du Mus(5e d'Art et
d'Industrie de Moscou.) 2 vols. Paris, 1870. imp.
folio.

Russia and England from 1876 to 1880. A Protest
and an Appeal, by 0. K. With a Preface by J. A.
Froude. Lond. 1880. Svo.

RUSSIAN DIALOGUES.

Comedies et Dialogues Frangois et Russes, avec
des explications des mots k I'usage des Enfans qui
commencent I'etude de la Langue Frangoise. 1778.
Svo.

New Familiar and Easy Dialogues in Russian and
English, designed principally for the use of Schools.
By James Langen, and enlarged with a choice of
English Idioms by Chambaud. Fetershurgh, 1809.
Svo.

Russisches Lesebuch. — Livre de Lecture Russe,
ou RecueQ des Pieces en prose et en vers, tirdes des
meiUeurs Auteurs Russes. Riga, 1805. Svo.

RUSSIAN GRAMMAR (With Vocabulary un.l
Dialogues, in Russian and English.) Peterslmrgh,
1801. Svo.

RUST (Dr George), Bishop of Dronwre.
Remains ; collected and published by Honry Hally-
well. Lond. 168C. 4to.

A Discourse of Truth. See Glanvill (Rev. Joseph).

RiJSTOW (Colonel W.)

The War for the Rhine Frontier, 1870 ; its Political
and Military History. Translated from the German by
Lieut. John Layland Needham, RM.A. 3 vols. Edinb.
1871-1872.^ Svo.

RUTHERFORD (John).

The Secret History of the Fenian Conspiracy : its
Origin, Objects, and Ramifications. 2 vols. Lond.

1877. Svo.

RUTHERFORD (Rev. Samuel).

Lex, Rex : The Law and the Prince ; a Dispute for
the just prerogative of King and People. (Anon.)
Lond. 1644. 4to.

A Peaceable and Temperate Plea for Paul's Pres-
byterio in Scotland, or a Dispute of the Government of
the Church of Scotland. L(md. 1642. 4to.

Joslma Redivivus, or Jlr Rutherfoord's I-etters ; now
published for the use of all the people of God, etc. By
a well-wisher to the work and people of God. n.p. 1664.
12mo.

Letters. With an introductory Essay by Thomas
Erskine. Glasgow, 1825. Svo.

The Trial and Triumph of Faith. Edinb. 1 845. Svo.

See also Presbyterian's Ahmouky.

RUTHERFORD (William).

A View of Ancient History, including the progress
of Literature and the Fine Arts. 2 vols. Zowrf. 178b.
Svo.

RUTHERFORTH (Thomas), D.D.

An Essay on the Nature and Obligations of Virtue.
Cambridge, 1744. 4to.

System of Natural Philosophy, being a course of
Lectures in Mechanics, Optics, Hydrostatics, and Astro-
nomy, read in St John's College, Cambridge. 2 vols.
Cambridge, 1748. 4to.

RUTHVEN (Patrick Lord).

A Relation of the Death of David Rizzi, chief
favorite to Mary Stuart, Queen of Scotland, who was
killed in the Apartment of the said Queen, on the 9th
of March 1565 ; written by the Lord Rutbven, one of
the principal persons concerned in that action. Pub-
lished from an Original Manuscript. Lond. 1699.
12 mo.

876

EUTILIUS— EYSSEL.

RUTILIITS (Bernardinus). See Vit* Tripartita

JURISCONSULTORUM.

RUTILIUS NUMATIANUS (Claudius).

Itinerarium integris Simileri, Pithoei, Barthii, Caa-
talionis, Sitzmanni, Grsevii, aliorumquge Animadver-
sionibus illustratum, ex Mnseo Theodori Jannsonii ab
Almeloveen. Amstelcedami, 1687. 12mo.

RUTLAND (Duke of).

Journal of a Tour to the Northern parts of Great
Britain. Lond. 1813. 8vo.

RUTLAND (Elizabeth, Duchess of).
A Tour through jjart of Belgium and the Rhenish
Provinces. Lond. 1822. 4to.

RUTTER (John).

Delineations of Fonthill and its Abbey. Shaftes-
Imry, 1823. 4to.

RUTTY (John), M.D.

An Essay towards a Natural History of the County
of Dublin. 2 vols. Dublin, 1772. 8vo.

Materia Medica Antiqua et Nova, repurgata et
illustrala. Rotterodami, \T15. 4to.

History of the Quakers. See Wight (Thomas).

RUVIGNY (Henri de).

Memoir, ^ee Agnbw (Rev. David C. A.)

RUYSCH (Fredericus).

Opera Omnia Anatomico-Medico-Chirurgica hue usque
edita. 2 vols. Amstelodami, 1737. 4to.

RYAN (Edward).

Crown Cases. See Russell (William).

RYAN (Edward) and MOODIE (William).

Reports of Cases determined at Nisi Prius in the
Courts of King's Bench and Common Pleas, from 1823
to 1826. VoL I. Lond. 1827. 8vo.

RYAN (Eiciiahd).

Biographia Hibernica ; a Biographical Dictionary of
the Worthies of Ireland, from the earliest period to
the present time. 2 vols. Lond. 1821. 8vo.

RYCAUT (Sir Paul).

The Present State of the Greek and Armenian
Churches, a.d. 1678. Lond. 1679. 8vo.

RYCAUT (Sir FAVh)— Continued.

History of the Turks, beginning 1679 ; being a full
Relation of the Troubles in Hungary, the Sieges of
Vienna and Buda, and the several Battles till 1699.
Lond. 1700. folio.

See also Knolles (Richard).

Royal Commentaries of Peru. See Vega (Garcilaso

DE la).

The Critick. See Gracian.
Lives of the Popes. See Platina.

RYLAND (Archer).

Reports. See Blackstone (Sir William). Dowling
(James). Manning (James).

RYLAND (J. E.)

Life and Correspondence of John Foster. See Foster
(Rev. John).

RYLEY (William).

Placita Parlamentaria, etc. — Pleadings in Parliament,
with the Judgements thereon, in the Reigns of Edward
the First and Edward the Second, Kings of England.
Lond. 1661. folio.

RYMBEGLA, sive Rudimentum computi Ecclesias-
tici et Annalis Veterum Islandorum. Havni(B,\lS>Q. 4to.

RYMER (Thomas).

Letters to the Right Reverend the Ld. Bishop of
Carlisle, occasioned by some passages in his late Book
of the Scotch Library. Lond. 1102. 8vo.

Of the Antiquity, Power, and Decay of Parliaments.
Being a General View of Government and CivO. Policy
in Europe. Lond. 1714. 12mo.

Foedera, Conventiones Literae, et cujuscunque generis
Acta Publica, inter Reges Angliee, et alios quosvis
Imperatores, Reges, Pontifices, Prinoipes vel Com-
munitates habita, ab anno 1101 ad nostra usque tem-
pora ; cum continuatione Roberti Sanderson. Collata
et emendata studio Georgii Holmes. 10 vols. Hagm
Comitum, 1745. foUo.

Foedera, etc. Aucta et multis locis emendata, accuran-
tibus Adamo Clarke, LL.D. , Johanne Caley et Fred.
Holbrooke. 3 vols, in 6. Lond. 1816-1830. folio.

See also Acta Reoia.

RYSSEL (Fridericus Jacobus de).

Indicia et Commentarii Bibliotheca? Joannis Jacobi de
Ryssel, Partes VIII. et Appendix. Vitemoergce, 1732.
8vo.

S. (J.)— SACY

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S. (J.)

Solid Philosophy. See Sergeant (John).

S. (T.)

Case of Interest or Usury. See Interest.

SABATIEE DE CASTRES (A.)

Coiites de Bocace. Traduction nouvolle, augment^e
de divers Contes et Nouvelles en vers imites de ce Poete
c^lfebre, par La Fontaine, etc.; et enrichie de Notes His-
toriques. 11 vols. Paris, 1801. 8vo.

SABBATH.

What is Sabbath Breaking 1 A Discussion, reprinted
from the " Scotsman." See Cox (Eobert).

SABBATHIER (FRANgois).

Dictionnaire pour Fintelligcnce des Auteiirs Class-
iques, Grecs et Latins, tant sacres que profanes ; con-
tenant la Geographie, I'Histoire, la Fable, et les
Antiquit^s. 37 vols. Paris, 1766-1815. 8vo.

Eecueil de Planches, pour le Dictionnaire de I'intel-
ligence des Autours Classiques, Grecs et Latins, de M.
Sabbathier. 2 vols. Pai-is, 1773, 1774. 8vo.

SABELLICUS (Marc. Ant. Coccius).

Rerum Venetaruni Decades ab urbe condita. Vene-
tiis, 1487. folio.

Enneades, et Orbe condito, ad Inclinationem Romani
Imperii. Ejusdem,Secunda Pars, usque ad annum 1504.
2 vols. Venetiia, 1498, 1504. folio.

EpistolsB familiares, Orationes, et Poemata. Venetiis,
1502. foUo.

SABINE (Edward).

Remarks on the Account of the late Voyage of Dis-
covery to Baffin's Bay, published by Captain J. Ross.
Land. 1819. 8vo.

North Georgia Gazette, and Winter Chronicle. Lond.
1821. 4to.

SABOURN (Reay). See Scotland (Collection
of Tracts).

SACCHETTI (Franco). Novelle. 3 vols. Lond.
1795. Svo.

SACCHI (Def. e Giuseppe).

Delia Condizione, Economiea, Morale, e Politica
degli Italiani nei Bassi Tempi, 2 vols, (and Atlas).
Milano, 1828. Svo.

SACHEVERELL (Dr Henry).

The Tryal of Dr Henry Sacheverell, before tlie House
of Peers, for High Crimes and Misdemeanors, upon an
Impeachment by Parliament. Limd. 1710. folio.

SACHEVERELL (William).

An Account of the Isle of Mann, ita Inhabitants,
Language; Soil, etc. With a Voyage to I-Cblumb-kill.
To which is added, a Dissertation on the Mona of
Caisar and Tacitus, and an Account of the Antient
Druids, etc. By Tliomas Brown. Lond. 1702.
12mo.

SACKVILLE (Thomas), Lord Buckhubst.

Poetical Works ; containing Gorboduc, and Induc-
tion and Legend of Henry Duke of BuckiDgham.
Lond. 1820. 12mo.

SACRED BOOKS OF THE EAST. Translated
by various Oriental Scholars, and edited by F. Max
MuUer. Oxfm-d, 1879-1880. Svo.

Vol. I. The Upanisliads. Translated by Max Miiller.

VoL II. The Sacred Laws of the Aryas as taught in

the Schools of Apastaniba and Guatania.

Translated by Georg Biihler.

Vol. III. The Sacred Books of China. The Texte of

Confucianism. Translated by James Legge.

Vol. IV. The Zend-Avesta. Part I. The Vendtd&d.

Translated by James Darmesteter.

Vol. V. Pahlavi Texts. Part I. Translated by E. W.

West.
Vol. VI. Qur'an. Part 1. Translated by E. H.
Palmer.
Vol. VII. The Institutes of Vishnu. Translated by
Jules Jolly.

SACRED POEMS ; or, a Collection of Translations
and Paraphrases from the Holy Scriptures. By various
authors. Edinh. 1751. 12mo.

SACRO BOSCO (Joannes de).

Sphoera Eliae Vineti Santonis scholia. Adjunximus
compendium in Sphajram per Pierium Valerianum et
Petri Nonii Salaciensis demonslrationem. Lugduni,
1606. Svo.

SACY (Silvestre db).

Traits de la Chronologie Chinoise, compost par le
Pfere Gaubil, et public pour servir de suite aux M6nioires
concernant les Chinoise, par JI. Silvestre de Sncy
Paris, 1 81 4. 4to.

Relation de I'figypte. See Abd-Allatif.

878

SADE— SAINSBUEY.

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SADE (L'Abbe ok).

M6moires pour la Vie de Frangois Petrarque, tirfe de
ses (Eiivres avee des Notes, et les Pieces Justificatives-
3 vols. Amsterdam, 1764-1767. 4to.

SADLEE (Michael Thomas).

Ireland: its Evils, and their Remedies; being a
Refutation of the Errors of the Emigration Committee
and others touching that Country. Lond. 1828. 8vo.

The Law of Population ; a Treatise, in .six books, in
Disproof of the Superfecundity of Human Beings, and
developing the real principle of their increase. 2 vols.
Lond. 1830. 8vo.

#

SADLER (Sir Ralph).

The State Papers and Letters of Sir Ralph Sadler,
edited by Sir Arthur Clifford, to which is added a
lUemoir of the Author, with Historical Notes by Sir
Walter Scott. 2 vols. Edinb. 1809. 4to.

The same. 3 vols. Edinb. 1809. 4to.

SADLER (Thomas).

Edwin Wilkins Field : a Memorial Sketch. Lond.
1872. 8vo.

SADOLETUS (Jacobus), Cardinalis.

Epistolfe Familiares.— Epistolaj Pontificiai. Accessit
Ant. Floribelli de Vita ejusdem Sadoleti commentarius.
— Epistolarum Appendix. Accedunt Hieronymi Nigri
et Pauli Sadoleti Vit» ac rariora monumenta. 5 vols.
Euma, 1759-1767. 12mo.

SAGAS.

Sagan Landnama, ura Landnama B6k Islendinga.—
Scheda3 Ara Prests Froda urn Island.— Kristendoms
Saga, Olafs Tryggvasonar Noregs Kongs.— Groulandia,
edur Graenlands Saga. (Bound in 1 vol.) Skallwllt,
1688. 4to.

Nockrer Marg-Frooder Sogu-Voetter Islendinga; til
Leifelegrar Skemtunar, og Doegra-Stittingar. Pessa
Lands Inbyggiurum ac Prent settir, ad Forlage Hr.
Vice-Logmansins Bioms Marcussonar. Hoolum i
Hialltadal. 1756. 4to.

Kristni-Saga, sive Historia Eeligionis Christianse
in Islandium introductije. Hafnice, 1773. 8vo.

Sagan af Gunnlaugi Ormstungu ok Skalld-Rafni,
sive Gunnlaugi Vermilinguis et Rafnis Poetae Vita.
Hafnice, 1775. 4to.

Hervararsaga ok Heidrekskongs ; hoc est historia
Hervorse et Regis Heidreki. Versione Latina, indici-
,bus, etc., illustravit Stephanus Biomonis. Hafnice,
1785. 4to.

Viga-Glums Saga, sive Vita Viga-Glumi. Cum
Versione Latina, etc. Hi f nice, 1786. 4to.

Eyrbyggia-Saga, sive Eyraiiorum Historia. Versione
et indice auxit G. J. Thorkelin. Hafnia, 1787. 4to.

SAGAS — Continued.

Egils-Saga, sive Egilli Skallagrimii Vita. Hafnia,
1809. 4to.

Fiereyinga Saga, oder Geschichte der Bewohner der
Faroer im Isliindischen grundtext mit Faroischer,
Diinischer, uiid Deutscher iibersetzung ; herausgegeben
von C. C. Rafn und G. C. F. Mohnike. Kopenhagen,
1833. royal 8vo.

Fagsrkinna. Kortfattet Norsk Konge-Saga. Udgivet
af P. A. Munch og C. E. Unger. Christiania, 1 847. 8vo.

Olafs Saga bins Helga. Udgivet af R. Keyser og
C. R Unger. Christiania, 1849. 8vo.

Barlaams ok Josaphats Saga en Religios Romantisk
Fortaslling. Udgivet af E. Keyser og C. R. Unger.
Christiania, 1851. 8vo.

Kong Olaf Tryggvesons Saga. Udgivet af P. A.
Munk. Christiania, 1853. 8vo.

Saga Olafs Konungs ens Helga. Udgivet eftir
foranstaltning af det Akademiske Collegium ved det
Koneligige Norske Frederiks Universitet. Christiania,
1853. 8vo.

Karlamagnus Sago ok Kappa Hans. Udgivet af
C. R. Unger. 2 vols. Cliristiania, 1859, 1860. 8vo.

Thomas Saga Erkibyskups. Forta;lling om Thomas
Eecket Erkebiskop af Canterbury. Efter gamle Haand-
skrifter udgiven af C. R. Unger. Christiania,l869. 8vo.

Friothof's Saga. See Tegker (Esaias).

Orkneyinga Saga. See Orkneyinga Saga.

SAGE (John).

The Life of the reverend and learned Mr John Sage,
wherein some things are added towards clearing the
ancient Government of the Church of Scotland from
the mistakes of a late Author (Sir James Dalrymple).
Lond. 1714. 8vo.

SAGGI di Naturali Esperienze fatte nell' Accademia
del Cimeuto, sotto la Protezione del Seren. Principe
Leopoldo di Toscana, e Descritte dal Segretario di essa
Accademia. Firenze, 1691. folio.

SAINSBURY (John).

The Napoleon Museum. The History of France,
illustrated, from Louis XIV. to the end of the Reign,
and Death of the Emperor; comprising Marbles,
Bronzes, Carvings, Gems, Decorations, Medallions,
Drawings, Miniatures, Portraits, Pictures, Prints, State
Papers and Manuscripts, Coins, Meiials, Books, etc.,
collected, arranged, and described by John Sainsbury.
Lond. 1845. imperial 4to.

SAINSBUEY (W. Noel).

Original Unpublished Papers of Rubens. See
Rubens (Sib Peter Paul).
See also State Papbes.

ST. AMAND— ST. JOHN.

879

ST. AMAx\D (Geobob).

An Historical Essay on the Legislative Power of
England. Lond. 1725. 8vo.

SAINT AMANS (M. de).

Fragmons d'un Voyage Sentimental et Pittoresqne
dans les Pyrenees, ou Lettre 6crite de ces Montagnes.
Metz, 1789. 12mo.

ST. ANDEEWS.

Liber Cartarum Prioratus Saiicti Andree in Scotia, e
Eegistro ipso in Archivis Baronum do Panmure liodie
asservato. Edinh. \M\. 4to (Bannatyne Club.)

A Series of Calotype Views of St. Andrews,
published by D. 0. Hill and R. Adamson. Edinb.
1846. imperial 4to.

Delineations and History of St. Andrews. See
Grierson (James). Lyon (Rev. Charles John).

Selections from the Minutes of the Synod of Fife.
See Fife.

Selections from the Presbyteries of St. Andrews and
Cupar. See Fife.

SAINT-CHAMANS (Le Vicomte de).
Du Syst^me d'Impot, fonde sur les principes de
I'Economie Politique. Paris, 1820. 8vo.

ST. CLAIR (Thomas Staunton).
A Residence in the West Indies and America. 2 vols.
Lond. 1834. 8vo.

ST. CLAIRS OF ROSSLYN.

Genealogy of the St. Clair. See Hay (Richard).

ST. CUTHBEKT. History of the Church and Parish
of St. Cuthbert. See Edinburgh.

SAINT-CYR (Le Mar^chal Gouvion).

Momoires sur les Campagnes des Armies du Ehin,
et de Rhin-et-Moselle, do 1792 jusqu' k la Paix de
Campo-Formio. 4 vols. Paris, 1829. 8vo.

ST. DOMINGO. History of the Island of St. Do-
mingo, from its first Discovery by Columbus to the
present period. Lond. 1818. 8vo.

SAINTE-AULAIRE (Le Comte de).

Hiatoire de la Fronde. 3 vols. Paris, 1827. 8vo.

SAINTE-BEUVE (Charles Augustin).
English Portraits, witli an Introductory Chapter on
Sainte-Beuve's Life and "Writings. Lond. 1875. 8vo.

SAINTE-CLAIRE (Arthur M. de).

Dictionary of English, French, and German Idioms,
Figurative E.xpressions, and Proverbial Sayings. Parte
1, 2, and 3 (all published). Loml. 1879. 4to.

SAINTECROIX (Le Baron de).

Examen Critique des Anciens Historieng d'Alex-

andro-le-Grand. Parin, 1810. 4to.

A Critical Inquiry into the Life of Alexander the
Great See Clayton (Sir Richard).

SAINT-ELME.

La Contemporaine en figypte ; pour faire Suite ayx
Souvenirs d'une Femme, sur lea principaux Personages
de le Rdpublique, du Consulat, de I'Empire, et de la
Restauration. 6 vols. Paris, 1831. 8vo.

SAINTE-PALAYE (De la Curne de).

Momoires sur I'ancienne Chevalerie, considerde comme
un Etablissement Politique et Militaire. 3 vols. Paris,
1759-1781. 12mo.

Histoire Litt^raire des Troubadours, con tenant leurs
Vies, les Extraits do leurs I'ifeces ; et plusieurs Par-
ticularit(5s sur les Mccurs, les Usages et I'Histoire du
XIP et du Xlir Sifecles. 3 vols. Paris, 1774.
12mo.

SAINT-EVREMOND (Charles M. dk).

(Euvres Mesl6es, publie^s sur les Manuscrits de
I'Auteur. 2 vols. Lond. 1705. 4to.

ITie same. Second edition. 3 vols. Lonrf. 1709. 4to.

Works made English from the French original, with
the Life of the Author by M. Des Maizeaux, to which
are added the Memoirs of the Duchess of Mazarin, etc.
3 vols. Lond. 1728. 8vo.

SAIXT-FOIX (PouLLAiN de).
CEuvres complettes. 6 vols. Parw, 1778. 8vo.
Essais Historiques sur Paris. 5 vols. Pam, 1765.
8vo.

SAINT-FOND.

Voyages en Angletcrre. See Faujas de Saint-Fond.

SAINT-GERMAIN. See Gault db Saint Germain.

SAINT-GERMAN (Christopher).

Doctor and Student ; or, Dialogues between a Doctor
of Divinity and a Student on the Laws of England.
Sixteenth edition. Lond. 1761. 8vo.

ST. HfiLfiNE. ■

Manuscrit venue de St. H^lfene d'une mani^re incon-

nue. Lond. 1817. 8vo.

SAINT HILAIRE. See Jaume Saint Hii.aibb.

ST. JOHN (Charles).

Tour in Sutherlandshire, with Extracts from the
Field-books of a Sportsman and Naturalist 2 vols.
Lond. 1849. 8vo.

Sketches of the Wild Sports and Natural History of
the Highlands. Lond. 1878. 8vo.

880

ST. JOIIX— ST. PETERSBURGH ACADEMIES.

ST. JOHN (James Augustus).

Egypt and Moharnmed Ali ; or, Travels in the Valley
of the Nile. 2 vols. Lond. 1834. 8vo.

Egypt and Nubia. Lond. 1845. 8vo.

Life of Sir Walter Raleigh, 1552-1618. 2 vols.
Lond. 1868. 8vo.

ST. JOHN (Oliver).

' An Argument of Law concerning the Bill of Attainder
of High Treason, of Thomas Earl of Strafford. Lond.
1641. 4to.

ST. JOHN (Spenser).

Life of Sir James Brooke, Rajah of Sarawak. From his
Personal Papers and Correspondence. Edinb.\di1^. 8vo.

ST. JOHN OF JERUSALEM (Order of). Sea
Statuti.

SAINT JOSEPH (Anthoine de).

Concordance eutre les Codes de Commerce fitrangers
et le Code de Commerce Fran^ais. Edition augmenti^e
de la Loi Gdnerale sur le Change en AUemagne.
Paris, 1851. 4to.

Concordance entre les Codes Civils Strangers et le
Code Napoleon. Deuxieme Edition, entiferement re-
fondue et augment^e de la Concordance de la Legis-
lation Civile de plus de quarante pays. Ouvrage termini
et public par M. A. de Saint- Joseph, son fils. 4 vols.
Paris, 1856. royal 8vo.

SAINT JULIEN (Pierre de).

De rOrigiue des Bourgongnons, et Antiquity des
Estats de Bourgongne, deux livres : plus des Antiquitez
d'Autun, de Clialon, de Mascon, de I'Abbaye et ville
de Tournus. Paris, 1581. folio.

ST. KATHERINE OF SIENA.
Liber Conventus S. Katherine Senensis prope Edin-
burgum. Edinh. 1841. 4to. (Abbotsford Club.)

ST. KILDA.

A Description of St. Kilda, the most remote Western
Isle of Scotland. Ediiih. 12mo.
See also Monro (Donald).

ST. LEONARDS (Lord).

A Handy Book on Property Law, in a Series of
Letters. Edinh. 1858. 12mo.

SAINT-MARC (M. de).

Abr6ge Chronologique de I'Histoire Gdndrale d'ltalie,
depuis la Chdte de I'Empire Romaiu en Occident, c'est
h, dire depuis Fan 476 jusqu' a, I'an 1748. 6 vols.
Paris, 1761-1770. 12mo.

ST. MARIE (Count).

Algeria in 1845 : a Visit to the French Possessions
in Africa. Lond. 1846. 8vo.

SAINT-MARTIN (Antoine Jean).
Memoires Historiques et G^ographiques sur I'Ar-
mfenie. 2 vols. Paris, 1818, 1819. 8vo.

SAINT MARTIN (L'Abb:^ Louis Pierre).
Les j&tablissements de Saint Louis. See France
(HiSTOiRE de).

SAINT MERY (L. E. Morbau de).
Embassy of the Dutch East-India Company to the
Emperor of China. See Van Braam.

SAINT NON (L'Abbe Richard de).
Voyage Pittoresque, ou Description des Royaumes
de Naples et de Sicile. 4 vols, in 5. Paris, 1781-

1786. folio.

ST. PETERSBURGH ACADEMIES.

Commentarii Academise Scientiarum Imperialis Pet-
ropolitanse, ab anno 1726 ad annum 1746. 14 vols.
Petropoli, 1728-1751. 4to.

Novi Commentarii, ab anno 1747 ad annum 1775.
20 vols, in 21. Petropoli, 1750-1776. 4to.

Acta Academise, ab anno 1777 ad annum 1782.
6 vols, in 12. Petropoli, 1778-1786. 4to.

Nova Acta. Prsocedit Historia ejusdem Academic, ab
anno 1783 ad annum 1803. 15 vols. Petropoli,
1787-1806. 4to.

Memoires de 1' Academic Imp^riale des Sciences de
St. Pdtersbourg, avec I'Histoire de TAcad^mie pour les
Anntes 1803-1822. 11 vols. St. Petersboury, ISOd-
1830. 4to.

Sciences Mathematiques, Physiques et Naturelles.
4 vols, in 5. St. Pftershourg, 1831-1838. 4to.

Sciences Politiques, Historiques, et PhUologiques.
6 vols. St. Petersbourg, 1832-1844. 4to.

Mdmoires pr6sent6s a I'Academie Imperiale des
Sciences de St. Petersbourg, par divers Savans, et lus
dans ses Assemblees. 2 vols. St Petersbourg, 1831,
1838. 4to.

Recueil des Actes de la Seance Solennelle de 1' Aca-
demic Imp6riale des Sciences de St. Petersbourg tenue
a I'occasion de sa F^te S^culaire le 29 Decembre 1826.
St. Petersbourg, 1827. 4to.

Receuil des Actes de la Stance Publique de I'Aca-
ddmie Imperiale des Sciences de St. Petersbourg tenue
le 29 Deoembre 1831. St. Petersbourg, 1832. 4to.

Recueil des Actes de la Stance Publique de I'Aca-
demie Imperiale des Sciences, tenue le 29 Decembre
1835. St. Petersbourg, 1836. 4to.

Bulletin Scientifique public par I'Academie Imperiale
des Sciences de St. Petersbourg, et r^dige par son
Secretaire Perpetuel. 3 vols, in 1. St. Petersbourg,
1836-1838. 4to.

SAINT-PIERRE— SALLENGRE.

881

SAINT-PIERRE (Jacques-Henri Bernardin de).

CEuvres completes ; mises en ordre, et prec^dces de
la Vie de I'Auteur, par Louis Aim6-Martin. 12 vols.
Paris, 1818. 8vo.

Studies of Nature, translated by Henry Hunter,
D.D. Fifth edition. 4 vols. Lond. 1809. 8vo.

Harmonies of Nature, being a Sequel to his Studies
of Nature. Translated by W. Meeston. 3 vols.
Lond. 1815. 8vo.

M6moire sur la Vie et les Ouvrages de J. H. Ber-
nardin de Saint-Pierre, par L. Aim^-Martin. Paris,
1826. 8vo.

Correspondance de J. H. Bernardin de Saint-Pierre ;
pr^c6d6e d'un Supplement aux M^moires de sa Vie, par
L. Aim6-Martin. 3 vols. Paris, 1826. 8vo.

SAINT REAL (C. V. de).

History of the Conspiracy of the Spaniards against
the Republick of Venice in 1618. Translated from the
French. Glasgow, 1752. 12mo.

SAINT-SIMON (Louis, Duo de).

CEuvres complettes pour servir k I'Histoire de Cours
de Louis XIV., de la Regence et de Louis XV. 13 vols.
Strasbourg, 1791. 8vo.

M^moires complets et authentiques du Due de Saint-
Simon, sur le sifecle de Louis XIV., et la R6gence ;
publics pour la premifere fois sur le Manuscrit Original,
entiferement 6crit de la main de I'auteur, par M. le Mar-
quis de Saint Simon. 2 1 vols. Paris, 1 829-1 830. 8 vo.

ST. VESrCENT (Admiral, Earl of).
Life and Correspondence. See Brbnton (Captain
Edward Pelham).

Memoirs. See Tucker (J. S.)

SALA (George Augustus).

Rome and Venice, with other Wanderings in Italy
in 1866-67. Lond. 1869. 8vo.

William Hogarth, Painter, Engraver, and Philoso-
pher : Essays on the Man, the Work, and the Time.
Lond. 1866. 8vo.

Paris Herself Again in 1878-79. 2 vols. Lond.
1879. 8vo.

SALAMI^ (Abraham).

Narrative of the Expedition to Algiers in 1816,
under the command of Admiral Lord Viscount Ex-
mouth. Lond. 1819. 8vo.

SALAZAR (Juan Joseph de) de la Compania de
Jesus.

Vida del V. P. Alonso Messia, de la Compania de
Jesus, ferveroso Missionero y Director de Almas en la
Cuidad de Lima. Lima, 1733. 4to.

SALAZAR (Don Pedro).

Monarquia do Espafia. Publicala Don Bartholome
UUoa. 2 vols. Madrid, 1770. folio.

Monarquia de Espafia. Tomo iii. — Historia del inclito
Monarca, D. Felipe Tercero. See Datila.

SALE (Ladt).

Journal of the Disasters in AlTghanistan, 1841-42.
Lond. 1843. 8vo.

SALE (George).

The Koran ; commonly called the Alcoran of Mo-
hammed. Translated from the original Arabic, with
explanatory notes and a Preliminary Discourse. 2 vols.
Lond. 1801. 8vo.

SALESBURIENSIS (Joannbs).
Policraticus, de Nugis Curialium et Vestigiis Philo-
sophorum. Parrhisiis, 1513. 8vo.

SALISBURY (Robert Cecil, Earl of).

A Remembrance of the Honors due to the Life and
Death of Robert Earle of Salisbury, Lord Treasurer of
England. (Reprinted from tha edition of 1612.)
Neioeastle, 1818. 8vo.

SALISBURY (William).

Hints addressed to Proprietors of Orchards and to
Growers of Fruit in General. Lond. \%\Q. 12mo.

SALISBURY (City of).

Antiquitates Sarisburienses : containing —
I. A Dissertation on the Ancient Coins found at Old
Sarum. II. The SaUsbuiy Balled. III. The History
of Old Sarum. IV. Historical Memoirs relative to
the City of New Sarum. V. The Lives of the Bishops.
VI. The Lives of Eminent Men, natives of Salisbury.

Salisbury, 1771. Svo.

SALIS-MARSCHLINS (Karl Ultsses von).

Travels through various Provinoes of the Kingdom
of Naples in 1789. Translated from the German by
Anthony Aufrere. Lond. 1795. Svo.

SALKELD (William).

Reports of Cases adjudged in the Court of King's
Bench, with some Special Cases in the Courts of Chan-
cery, Common Pleas, and Exchequer, from the first
year of King William and Queen Mary to the tenth
year of Queen Anne. By Knightley D'Anvers. Fourth
edition. Lond. 1742. folio.

SALLENGRE (Albertus Henricus db).

Novus Thesaurus Antiquitatum Romanarum. 3 vols.

Uagae Comitum, 1716-1724. foUo.

6 T

882

SALLUSTIUS— SALMON FISHERY.

SALLUSTIUS (Caius Crispus).

Pomponii Epistola. Salustii Bellum Catilinarium
cum commento Laurentii Vallensis. Porcii Latronis
Declamatio. Salustii Bellum Jugurtinum. Salustii
varisB rationes. Salustii Vita. Brixice, par Joannem
Britannum (sine anno), folio.

Historise ex recensione Pomponii Leti, cum Com-
meutariis Laurentii Vallensis in conjurationem Cati-
linse. Venet 1492. 4to.

Opera quae extant, in usum Serenissimi Delphini,
recensuit et notulas addidit Daniel Crispinus. Paris,
1674. 4to.

Opera quas extant, cum notis variorum. Accedunt
Julius Exsuperantius, Porcius Latro et Fragmenta
Historioorum Vett. recensuit Josephus Wasse. Pro-
mittitur Sallustii Vita auctore Joannes Clerico. Cantab.
1710. 4to.

BeUum Catilinarium et Jugurtkinum Histori83.
Edinh. (Gulielmas Ged, Aurifaher Ediioensis, non typis
mohilihiis, ut vulyo fieri solet, sed Tabellis seu Laminis
fusis) 1739. 12mo.

Opera, novissime reoognita. — C. Julii Solini Poly-
histor. Editiones Bipontinee. Argentorati, 1807. 8vo.

Opera Omnia ex editione Gottlieb Cortii cum notis
et interpretatione in usum Delphini. 2 vols. Lond.
1820. 8vo. (Valpy's Delphin Classics.)

CEu\Tes de Salluste. Traduction nouvelle, par M.
Bureau de Lamalle. (Lat. et Fr.) Paris, 1811.
8vo.

Sallust on the Gods and the World ; and the
Pythagoric sentences of Demophilus, translated from
the Greek : and five Hymns by Proclus, in the original
Greek, with a Poetical Version. To which are added
five Hymns by the translator (Thomas Taylor). Lond.
1793. 8vo.

The Works of Sallust, to which are prefixed two
Essays on the Life, Literary Character, and Writings
of the Historian. Translated by Henry Steuart,
LL.D. ; with Notes. 2 vols. Loml. 1806. 4to.

The Works of Sallust. Translated into English by
Arthur Murphy. Lmd. 1807. 8vo.

Sallust, Florus, and Velleius Paterculus. Translated
by the Rev. John Selby Watson. Lond. 1852. 12mo.
(Bobn's Classical Library.)

SALMASIUS (Claudius).

Specimen confutationis Animadversionum Desiderii
Heraldi sive Tractatus de subscribeudis et signandis
Testamentis, auctore CL S. Lugd. Batav. 1648. 12mo.

Defensio Eegia, pro Carolo I. ad Sereniss. Magnae
Britannia) Regem Carolum II. (Bound with J. Mil-
ton's Defensio.) Parisiis, 1650. 4to.

SALMASIUS (Claudius)— CoM^inwed

De Re Militari Romanorum Liber, opus posthumum.
Lugd. Batav. 1657. 4to.

Plinianaj Exercitationes in Caii Julii Solini Poly-
histora : Item Caii Julii Solini Polyhistor ex veteribus
libris emendatus. 2 vols. Trajecti ad Rhenum, 1689.
folio.

Salmasius, his Buckler; or, a Royal Apology for
King Charles the Martyr. Lond. 1662. 12mo.

SALMON (Nathaniel).

The History of Hertfordshire; describing the County
and its Antient Monuments, particularly the Roman.
Lond. 1728. folio.

SALMON (Nicholas).

Stemmata Latinitatis ; or, an Etymological Latin
Dictionary. 2 vols. Lond. 1796. royal 8vo.

SALMON (Thomas).

Historical Collections, relating the Original Con-
versions and Revolutions of the Inhabitants of Great
Britain to the Norman Conquest, in a continued Dis-
course. Lond. 1706. 8vo.

An Impartial Examination of Bishop Burnet's
History of his Own Times, containing an Abridgment
of that History. 2 vols. Lond. 1724. 8vo.

The Cbaracters of the several Noblemen and Gentle-
men that have died in the Defence of their respective
Princes, or the Liberties of their Country ; together
with the Characters of those who have suffered for
Treason and Rebellion for the last 300 Years. Lond.
1724. 8vo.

SALMON (William).

Polygraphice ; or, the Art of Drawing, Engraving,
Etching, etc. Fifth edition. Lond. 1685. 8vo.

Botanologia : the English Herbal, or History of
Plants, adorned with exquisite Icons or Figures, the
whole in an Alphabetical order. Lond. 1710. folio.

SALMON FISHERY.

Observations regarding the Ssilmon Fishery of Scot-
land, especially with reference to the Stake-Net mode
of Fishing, the Regulation of the Close-Time, etc.
Edinh. 1824. 8vo.

An Inquiry into the present state and means of Im-
proving the Salmon Fisheries ; including a Digest of
the Evidence taken by a Select Committee of the
House of Conunon. Lmul. 1827. 8yo.

Nineteenth Annual Report of the Inspectors of
Salmon Fisheries (England and Wales) for the Year
1879. Lond. 1880. 8vo.

SALT— SANCHEZ.

883

SALT (Renrv).

A Voyage to Abyssinia, and Travels into the Interior
of that Country in 1809 and 1810; in which are in-
cluded an Account of the Portuguese Settlements on
the East Coast of Africa, visited in the course of the
Voyage, and a concise Narrative of late Events in
Arabia Felix. Lowl. 1814. 4to.

Essay on Dr Young's and M. Champollion's Phonetic
System of Hieroglyphics. Lrmd. 1825. royal 8vo.

Life and Correspondence. See Halls (J. J.)

SALT-FOOT CONTROVEESY.
See EiDDELL (John).

SALTOUN (Alexander Loud).

Thoughts on the Disqualification of the Eldest Sons
of the Peers of Scotland to elect or to be elected from
that Country to Parliament. Lond. 1788. 8vo.

SALUSBURY (Thomas).

Mathematical Collections and Translations, contain-
ing : The Systeme of the World in four Dialogues
wherein the two Grand Systemes of Ptolemy and Coper-
nicus are largely discoursed of. By Galileus Galileus
Linceus. Englished from the Original Italian copy. —
Galileus, his Epistle to the Grand Dutchesse Mother
concerning the Authority of Scripture in Philosophical
Controversies. — Johannes Keplerus, Didacus a Stella
and Paulus Ant. Foscarini on the Reconciling of Scrip-
ture with the Doctrine of the Earth's Mobility. —
Letters of Benedictus Castellus, etc. 2 Parts in 1 vol
Lond. 1861. folio.

SALVADOR (J.)

Histoire des Institutions de Mo'ise et du Peuple
H6breu. 3 vols. Pans, 1828. 8vo.

SALVAING (Dbnis de).

Traite de I'llsags des Fiefs, et autres Droits Seig-
neuriaux. Grenoble, 1731. folio.

SALVANDY (N. A. de).
Histoire de Pologne. See Poland.
Vingt Mois, on la Revolution de 1830, etles R6volu-
tionnaires. Paris, 1832. 8vo.

SALVERTE (EusikBE).

Tableau Littdraire de la France, au dix-huitieme
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Essai Historique et Philosophique sur les Noms
d'Hommes, de Peuples, et de Lieux. 2 vols. Paris,
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The Occult Sciences : the Philosophy of Magic,
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SALVIATI (LioKAnDo).

Opere. 5 vols. Milano, 1809-1810. Svo.

SALVO (Chablbs, lb Mabquis de).

Lord Byron en Italie et en Qr^e. Accompagn^
de Pifeces Inddites, et d'un Tableau Litt^raire et Poli-
ti(iue de ces deux Contrces. 8vo. Londres, 1825.
Svo.

SALZADE (M. de).

Recueil des Monnoies tant Anciennesque Modenies;
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SAMBUCUS (Joannes).

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Veterum aliquot ac recentiura Medicorum Philoso-
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SAMMES (Aylett). Britannia Antique Illustrata ;
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SAMPSON (Rev. G. Vaughan).

Statistical Survey of the County of Londonderry.
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Memoir explanatory, of the Chart and Survey of the
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SAMPSON (Henry).

History of Advertising, from the Earliest Times.
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SAM SLICK See Hali?urton (Thomas Chand-
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SAMUELS (M.)

Memoirs of Moses Mendelsohn, the Jewish Philo-
sopher; including the celebrated Correspondence on
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SANAZZARO (Jacobo). See Sannazarius (Actios
Synckrus vel Jaoobus).

SANCERRE (Madame de).
Lettres h, M. le Comte de Nanc6.
(Makie).

See RicooBONi

SANCHEZ (Thomas).

Disputationum de Sancto Matrimonii Sacramento
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884

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SANCHEZ (Thomas Antonio).
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SANCTIUS (Fbanoisous).

Minerva, seu de Causis Linguae Latinae Commen-
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Id. Op. Recensuit suis notis adjectis Car. Lud.
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SANCTOJ^OSEPH (P. Angelus a).

Gazophylacium Linguae Persarum triplici Linguarum
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SANDARS (Joseph).

Hints to Credulity ; or, an Examination of the Pre
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8vo.

SANDARS (Thomas Collett).

Translation of Justinian's Institutes. See Justinian.

SAND AY (W.)

The Gospels in the Second Century. An Examina-
tion of the critical part of a work entitled "Super-
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SANDBY (Paul).

The Virtuoso's Museum ; containing select Views in
England, Scotland, and Ireland; drawn by P. Sandby,
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SANDBY (William).

The History of the Royal Academy of Arts, from its
foundation in 1768 to the present time, with Bio-
graphical Notices of aU the Members. 2 vols. Lond.
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SAND EL (Samuel).

An Account of Emanuel Swedenborg, as contained
in an Eulogium to liLs Memory by Samuel Sandel.
Translated from the Swedish, with Introductory Obser-
vations. Lond. 1826. 12mo.

SANDERS (Francis) S. J.

An Abridgment of the Life of James II., King of
Great Britain, from an English Manuscript of the Rev.
Father Francis Sanders, of the Society of Jesus, and
Confessor to his late Majesty. To which is annexed
the Pope's Exhortation to the Cardinals, occasioned by
his death. By F. Francis Brettonneau. Lond. 1764.
12mo.

SANDERS (Francis Williams).

An Essay on Uses and Trusts, and on the Nature and
Operation of Conveyances at Common Law. The
fifth edition, by George Williams Sanders and John
Warner. 2 vols. Lond. 1844. royal 8vo.

SANDERS (Nicholas). See Sanderus.

SANDERSON (George P.)

Thirteen Years among the Wild Beasts of India :
their Haunts and Habits, from personal Observation ;
with an Account of the modes of capturing and taming
Elephants. Lond. 1879. 8vo.

SANDERSON (Robert), Bislwp of Lincoln.

Sermons, with a Life of the Author by Isaac Walton,
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2 vola Lond. 1841. Svo.

The Nature and Obligation of Conscience explained.
— The Nature and Obligation of Promissory Oaths
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SANDERSON (Robert).

Letters of King William III. Translated. See
William III.

Fcedera. See Rymer (Thomas).

SANDERSON (William).

A Compleat History of the Lives and Reigns of Mary
Queen of Scotland, and of her Son and Successor James
the Sixth, King of Scotland. Land. 1656. folio.

A Compleat History of the Life and Raigne of King
Charles from his Cradle to his Grave. L^md. 1658.
folio.

SANDERUS (NicoLAUs).

Vera et Sincera Historia Schismatis Anglicani, de
ejus Origine ac Progressu, aucta per Edvardum
Rishtonum. Nunc postremum Appendice ex R. P.
Ribadeneirae libris aucta et castigatius edita. Colonial
Agripp. 1628. 12mo.

Histoire du Schisme d'Angleterre de Sanderus.
Traduite en Frangois par Monsieur Maucroix, Chanoine
de Reims. Paris, 1683. 12mo.

SANDFORD (Daniel), Bishop of Edinburgh.

Remains, including Extracts from his Diary and
Correspondence, and a Selection from his unpublished
Sermona With a Memoir by the Rev. John Sandford.
2 vols. Edinh. 1830. Svo.

SANDFORD (Sir Daniel K.)

Greek Grammar. See Thiersch (Frederick).

SANDFORD (Ebskine Douglas).
A Treatise on the History and Law of Entails in
Scotland. Edinh. 1822. Svo.

The same. Second edition. Edinb. 1 842. Svo.

SANDFORD— SANTINK

886

SANDFORD (Erskine Douglas) — Conliiiued.
A Treatise on the Law of Heritable Succession in
Scotland. 2 vols. Edinb. 1830. 8vo.

SANDFORD (Francis).

The History of the Coronation of James II., and
His Royal Consort Queen Mary ; solemnised 23d April
1685. With an account of the Preparations, Proces-
sions, and Feast. Illustrated witli Sculptures. Land.
1687. folio.

A Genealogical History of the Kings and Queens of
England, and Monarchs of Great Britain, from the
Conquest to 1707; with Effigies, Seals, Tombs, etc.;
continued by Samuel Stebbing, Esq. Lond. 1707.
folio.

SANDFORD (John), Archdeacon of Coventry.

The Mission and Extension of the Church at Home,
considered in Eight Lectures, preached before the
University of Oxford. (Bampton Lectures.) Lond.
1862. 8vo.

SANDIUS (Christoph. Chr.)
Bibliotheca Anti-Trinitariorum, sive Catalogus Scrip-
torum, etc. Freistadii, 1684. 18mo.

SANDOVAL (Prudencio de), Obispo de Pamplona.

Chronica del inclyto Emperador de Espana, Don
Alonso VII. deste nombre, Rey de Castilla y Leon ;
sacada de un libro muy antiguo escrito de mano con
letras de los Godos. Madrid, 1600. folio.

Historia de los Reyes de Castilla y de Leon, Don
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SANDS (John).

Out of the "World ; or. Life in St Kilda. Edinb.
1878. 12mo.

SANDWICH (John, Earl op).

Voyage performed round the Mediterranean, in the
years 1738 and 1739. With Memoirs of the noble
Author's Life. By the Rev. John Cooke. Lond.
1807. 4to.

SANDWICH ISLANDS. See Votages.

SANDYS (Charles).

Consuetudines Kanciie : a History of Gavelkind and
other remarkable Customs in the County of Kent.
Lond. 1851. 8vo.

SANDYS (Edwyn).

Sermons. See Parker Society.

SANDYS (George).

Ovid's Metamorphoses. See Ovid.

SANDYS (William). See Christmas Carols.

SAN^ (A. M.)

Histoire Chevalerosque des Maures de Grenade. See
Db Hita (Givfes P^REZ).

SANFORD (John Langton) and TOWNSEND

(Meredith).

The Great Governing Families of England. 2 vols.
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SANGAR (George P.) See United States Di-
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SANITARY INQUIRY. A Supplementary Re-
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tice of dterment in Town& By Edwin Chadwick.
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SANKHYA KARAKA. Translated by Henry
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Translated by Horace Hay man Wilson. Oxford, 1837.
4to.

SANNAZARIUS (Actius Syncertjs vel Jacobus).

Opera, Latine scripta ex secundis curis Jani Brouk-
husii ; accedunt Gabrielis Altilii, Danielis Cereti, et
Fratrum Amaltheorum Carmina, Vitae Sannazarian%,
et notee Petri UlamingiL Amsteloedami, 1728. 8vo.

Le Opere Volgari, cioe' I'Arcadia, colle Annotazioni
del Porcacchi, etc.; le Rime, e le Lettere, dal Dottor
Gio. Antonio Volpi e da Gaetano di lui fratello, rived-
uto, corretto, ed illustrato. Padova, 1723. 4to.

SANON (George).

Mentology; or, the Science of the Human Mind
Colchester \}%2<d\ 12mo.

SANSON (Monsieur), A Missionary.

The Present State of Persia, with a Faithful Account
of the Manners, Religion, and Government of that
People, done into English. Lond. \&2b. 12mo.

SANTANDER (de la Serna).

Dictionnaire Bibliographique choisi du Quinziime
Sifecle ; ou description des Editions les plus rares et lea
plus recherch^es du quinzi^me siecle. Pr6c6de d'un
Essai sur I'origine • de I'lmprimerie. 4 vob. Paris,
1805-1807. 8vo.

M^moire Historique sur la Bibliothfeque dite de Bour-
gogne.pr^sentement Bibliothfeque Publique de Bruxelles.
Bruxelles, 1809. 8vo.

SANTINE (M.)

An Appeal to the British Nation, on the Treatment
experienced by Napoleon Bonaparte in St. Helena.
Lond.\B>\1. 8vo. (Bound with Observations on Lord
Bathurst's Speech in the House of Peers upon that
subject on March 18, 1817. Lmid. 1818.)

886

SANTOS— SATUEDAY EVENING.

SANTOS (Fray Francisco de los).

Descripcion breve del Monasterio de S. Lorenzo el
Ecal del Escorial, unica maravilla del Mundo. Madrid,
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Description of the Escurial. See Thompson (George).

SANUTO (Marin).

Ragguagli sulla Vita e sulle Opera di Marin Sanuto,
detto il juniore, Veneto Patrizio e Cronista pregevolis-
simo de Secoli XV. -XVI. Venezia, 1837. 8vo.

SANXAY (James).

Lexicon Aristophanicum, Graeco-Anglicum. Oxonii,
1811. 8vo.

SAPDf AUD (Madame de).

Historical Memoirs on La Vendue. Translated from
the French, iowci. 1824. 12mo.

SAPPHO. ;Se«ANA0REON.

SARAYNA (Tobellus), Leg. Doci.

De Origine et Amplitudine Civitatis Veronaj: Ejus-
dem, de Viris Illustribus antiquis Veronensibus, etc.
VeroncB, 1540. folio.

SARBIEVIUS (Mathias Casimirus).
Lyricorum Libri IV. See Poland.

SARDINIA.

Historiae Patriaj Monumenta, edita jussu Regis
Caroli Alberti. — Chartse, Scriptores, Codex Diplomati-
cus, Leges Muhicipales, etc. Vols. I. -XVIII. Augustm
Taurinorum, 1836-1877. folio.

SARGENT (Rev. John).
Memoir of the Rev. Henry Martyn.
8vo.

Lond. 1830.

SARGENT (John).

Solid Philosophy. See Sergeant (John).

SARGENT (Richard).

Principles of the Laws of England, and also the
Practice of the Superior Courts : in the form of
Question and Answer. 2 vols. Zowi. 1842, 1843. 8vo.

SARMIENTO DE GAMBGA (Capitan Pedro).

Viage al Estrecho de Magallanes en los aiios de
1579 y 1580 : y Noticia de la Expedicion que despues
hizo para poblarle. Madrid, 17 Q8. 4to.

SARPI (Paolo).

Opere Varie. HelmMat, 1750. 2 vols, folio.

Historia del Concilio Tridentino. Lond. 1619. folio.

SAEPI (Paolo) — Continued.

The Historic of the Councel of Trent. "Written in
Italian by Pietro Soave Polano, and faithfully translated
into English by Nathaniel Brent. Third edition.
Lond. 1640. folio.

Histoire du Concile de Trente, ^orite en Italien, et
traduite de nouveau en Frangois, avec des Notes critiques,
historiques, et thoologiques, par Pierre Francois La
Courayer. 2 vols. Londres, 1736. folio.

A Treatise of Ecclesiastical Benefices and Revenues ;
translated from the Italian of Father Paul, by Tobias
Jenkins ; to which is prefixed (never before printed)
the Life of Father Paul, by Mr Lockman. West-
minster, 1736. 8vo.

Les Droits des Souverains d^fendus centre les Ex-
communications et les Interdits des Papes, par Era
Paolo. 2 vols. La Hay e, nil. 12mo.

The Rights of Sovereigns and Subjects argued from
Civil, Cauon, and Common Law. Translated from the
Italian of Father Paul. With the Author's Life and
Writings ; and his Character by Sir Henry Wotton, Sir
Isaac Wake, Dr BedeU, etc. Lond. 1725. 8vo.

The Letters of the Renowned Father Paul, written
to Monsieur Del Isle Groslot, a noble Protestant of
France, the learned M. Gillot, and others. Translated
out of Italian by Edward Brown, Rector of Sundridge.
Lond. 1693. 8vo.

The Life of the most learned Father Paul, translated
out of the Italian. Lond. 1651. 12mo.

SAREANS (B.)

Memoirs of General Lafayette, and of the French
Revolution of 1830. 5 vols. Lond. 1832. 8vo.

Lafayette, et la Revolution de 1830 ; Histoire des
Choses et des Hommea de Juillet. 2 vols. Paris, 1 832.
8vo.

SAEEATT (J. H.)

Treatise ou the Game of Chess ; containing a regular
System of Attack and Defence. 2 vols. Lond. 1808.
8vo.

SAEEAZIN (Le Mar&hal).

Histoire de la Guerre de Russie et d'AUemagne,
depuis Juin 1812 jusqu' k Novembre 1813. Paris,
1815. 8vo.

SAEUM (Old). See Salisbubt (City of).

SASS (Henry).

A Journey to Eome and Naples, performed in 1817 ;
giving an account of the present state of Society in
Italy, and containing Observations on the Fine Arts.
Lond. 1818. 8vo.

SATUEDAY EVENING. See Taylor (Isaac).

SAUCI6— SAVAGE.

887

SAUCIIi: (D.)

Histoire de la LitWiature Frau^aise. Tours, 1855.
8vo.

SAUEE (Martin).

An Account of a Geograpliical and Astronomical
Expedition to the northern parts of Russia, performed
by command of Her Imperial Majesty Catherine the
Second, by Commodore Joseph Billings, in the years
1785-1794. Lond. 1802. 4to.

SAULCY (F. de).

Voyage autour de la Mer Morte et dans les Terres
Bibliques. 2 vols. (With Atlas in 4to. ) Pam, 1851,
1854. 8vo.

Narrative of a Journey round the Dead Sea and in
the Bible Lands, in 1850 and 1851. Edited witli
Notes, by Count Edward de Warren. 2 vols. Lond.
1853. Svo.

SAUNDERS (Sib Edmund), Chief Justice of the
King's Bench.

Reports of several Pleadings and Cases in the Court
of King's Bench, in the Eoign of Charles II. Edited,
with Notes, by John Williams. Sixth edition, by
Edward Vaughan Williams. 2 vols, in 3. Lo/id.
1845. Svo.

SAUNDERS (John Simcoe).

The Law of Pleading and Evidence in Civil Actions,
arranged Alphabetically; with Practical Forms. Second
edition, by Robert Lush. 2 vols. Lond. 1851. Svo.

SAUNDERS (Thomas William).

The Duties, Rights, and Liabilities of Justices of the
Peace. Lond. 1852. 12mo.

A Treatise upon the Law applicable to Negligence.
Lond. 1871. 12mo.

SAUNDEItS (William Herbert).

An Address to the Imperial Parliament upon the
practical Means of gi-adually abolishing the Poor-Laws.
Lond. 1821. Svo.

SAUNDERSON (Nicholas), LL.D.
The Elements of Algebra, in ten books. 2 vols.
Cambridge, 1740, 1741. 4to.

SAUR (M. de) et SAINT GtolfiS (M.)
Des Hommes C^lfebres de France au dix-huitieme
sifecle. See Goethe (Johann Wolfgang von).

SAURIN (Jaques).

Sermons sur divers Textes de I'Ecriture Sainte.
12 vols. ZaZfaz/e, 1749-1776. Svo.

SAURIN (Jaques) — Continued.

Sermons translated from the original French l)y
Robert Robinson, Henry Hunter, and Joseph Sutcliffe.
8 vols. Lond. 1812-1814. Svo.

Dissertations on the Events of the Old and New
Testament. Vol. I., the Books of Moses (all published)
made English by John Chamberlayne. Lond. 1723.
folio.

SAUSSURE (HORACE-B^NKDIOT dk).

Voyages dans les Alpes ; prdcWds d'un Essai sur
I'Histoiro Naturelle des Environs do Geneve 4 vols.
Neuchatel, 1779-1796. 4to.

SAUVAGilRE (M. de la).

Recueil d'Antiquit^s dans les Gaule& Ouvrage qui
peut servir de suite aux Antiquitds de M. le Comte
de Caylus. Paris, 1770. 4to.

SAUVAGES DE LA CROIX (Fran. Boissieb de).

Nosologia Methodica sistens Morborum Classes
juxta Sydenhami mentem et Botanicorum ordinem.
2 vols. Aimtelodami, 1768. 4to.

SAUVAL (Henri).

Histoire et Recherches des Antiquitds de la viUe de
Paris. 3 vols. Paris, 1724. folio.

SAUVAN (Jean-Baptiste).

Picturesque Tour of the Seine from Paris to the Sea;
with particulars, historical and descriptive. Lond,
1821. 4to.

SAUZAY (A.).

Marvels of Glass-making in all Ages.
Svo.

Lond. 1870.

SAVAGE (James).

The Librarian; being an Account of Scarce and
Useful Books, Public Libraries, etc. 3 vols. Lond.
1808-1809. Svo.

History of the Hundred of Carhampton, in the
CouQty of Somerset. Bristol, 1830. Svo.

The History of Taunton. See Toulmin (Joshda).

SAVAGE (Richard).

Works, with an account of the Life and Writings
of the Author. By Samuel Johnson, LL.D. 2 vols.
Lond. 1775. Svo.

SAVAGE (William).

Practical Hints on Decorative Printing, with illus-
trations engraved on wood, and printed in colours.
Lond. 1822. folio.

On the Preparation of Printing Ink, both Black and
Coloured. Lond. 1832. Svo.

888

SAVAGE GIEL— SAXIUS.

SAVAGE GIEL.

An Account of a Savage Girl caught wild in the
Woods of Champagne. Translated from the French
of Madam H— t. Edinh. 1768. 12mo.

SAVARY (Claude).

Lettres sur I'Egypte, oil Ton ofiFre le parall&le des
McBurs Anciennes et Modernes de ses habitans, I'l^ltat,
le Commerce, etc., du pays, tir^e de Joinville, et des
auteurs Axabes. 3 vols. Paris, 1786. 8vo.

Letters on Egypt. Translated from the French.
2 vols. Lond. 1787. 8vo.

Letters on Greece, being the Sequel of Letters on
Egypt. Translated from the French. Lond. 1 788. 8yo.

SAVAEY (Jacques).

Parferes, ou avis et conseils sur les plus importantes
matiferes du Commerce. Paris, 1688. 4to.

SAVAEY DESBEUSLOXS (Jacques).

The Universal Dictionary of Trade and Commerce,
translated from the French of Monsieur Savary ; with
large additions and improvements regarding the Trade
and Navigation of these Kingdoms. By Malachy
Postlethwayt. 2 vols. Lond. 1751-1755. folio.

SAVIGNY (Friederich Carl von).

Vermischte Schriften. 5 vols. Berlin. 1850. 8vo.

System des Heutigen Eomischen Eechts. 9 vols.
Berlin, 1840-1851. 8vo.

Geschichte des Eomischen Eechts im Mittelalter.
7 vols. Heidelberg, 1834-1851. 8vo.

Das Obligationenrecht als TheU des Heutigen
Eomischen Eechts. 2 vols. Berlin, 1851, 1853. 8vo.

Das Eeclit des Besitzes : eine Civilistiche Abhand-
lung. Giessen, 1837. 8vo.

Histoire du Droit Eomain au Moyen Age, traduite
de I'AUemand, par Charles Guenoux. 2 vols. Paris,
1830. 8vo.

Traits de Droit Eomain, par M. F. C. de Savigny,
traduit de I'AlIemand, par M. Ch. Guenoux. 8 vols.
Prtrw, 1840-1851. 8vo.

History of the Eoman Law during the Middle Ages.
Translated from the original German by E. Cathcart.
Vol. L (all published). Udinh. 1829. 8vo.

Private International Law : a Treatise on the Con-
flict of Laws, and the Limits of Operation in respect of
Place and Time. Translated, with Notes, by William
Guthrie, Advocate. Edinh. 1869. 8vo.

Treatise on Possession ; or, the Jus Possessionis of
the Civil Law. Sixth edition. Translated from the
German by Sir Erskiue Perry. Lond. 1848. 8vo.

Analysis of Savigny on the Law of Possession, by
L. A. Wamkonig. (Cab. Lib. of Scarce and Celebrated
Tracts.) Edinb. 1839. 12mo.

SAVIGNY (J. B. H.). See Corr^ard (Alex-
andre).

SAVILE (Eev. David).

Dissertations on the Existence, Attributes, Pro-
vidence, and Moral Government of God ; and on the
duty, character, security, and final happiness of his
righteous Subjects. Edinh. 1807. 8vo.

SAVILE (George, Marquis op Halifax).

A Character of King Charles the Second; and
Political, Moral, and Miscellaneous Thoughts and Ee-
flections. Lond. 1750. 8vo.

SAVILE (Sir Henry). Eerum Anglicarum Scrip-
tores. See Britain (Great).

SAVILE (Henrt).

A Libell of Spanish Lies, found at the Sacke of
Cales, discoursing the Fight in the West Indies 'twixt
the English Navie and a Fleete of the King of Spaines.
With an Answer, etc. Lond. 1596. 4to.

SAVONAEOLA (Girolamo).

The Life and Times of Girolamo Savonarola ; illus-
trating the progress of the Eeformation in Italy during
the 15th Century. [By J. A. Heraud.] Land. 1843.
12mo.

Vita del P. F. Girolamo Savonarola. See BuR-
lamacchi (P. F. Pacifico).

SAVONAEOLA (Don Jeremy).

Facts and Figures from Italy, addressed to Charles
Dickens, being an Appendix to his " Pictures." Lond.
1847. 8vo.

SAVOYE (Croniqub de). iSeePARADiN (Guillaumk).

SAWYEE (Edmund).

Memorials of Affairs of State. See Winwood (Sir
Ealph).

SAXBY (Henry L.)

The Birds of Shetland, with Observations on their
Habits, Migration, and occasional Appearance. Edited
by the Eev. Stephen H. Saxby. Edinb. 1874. 8vo.

SAXBY (Jessie M.).

Daala-Mist; or. Stories of Shetland. Edinh. 1876.
12mo.

SAXIUS (Chkistoph).

Onomasticon Literarium, sive Nomenclator historico-
criticus prsestantissimorum Scriptorum. Item monu-
mentorum maxime illustrium, ab orbe condito usque
ad saeculi, quod vivimus, tempora digestus, et annorum
notis accommodatus. 8 vols. Traieeti ad Ehenum,
1775-1803. 8vo.

SAXO GEAMMATICUS— SCARRON.

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SAXO GEAMMATICUS.

HistorisB DanicsR. Sorce, \6H, folio.

SAXONY.

Volverdionte Ehren-Seule, dem weyland Durch-
lauchtigstea Fiirsten iind Herrn, Herrn Ernst, Hert-
zogen zu Sachsen, etc., gerichtet zuin Friedenstein.
Gotha, 1678. folio.

Annates des Chur und Furstlichen Hauses Sachsen.
See MfJiiLEES (Johann Sebastian).

SAXONY (King of).

Journey through England and Scotland. See Carus
(Dr Carl Gcstav).

SAX TON (Christopher).

A Collection of Maps of the different Counties of
England, with a general Map, Coats of Arms of
Nobility, and Indexes. Lond. 1579. folio.

SAY (Jean Baptiste).

Traitd d'^conomie Politique. 2 vols. Paris, 1803.
8vo.

A Treatise on Political Economy; or, the Produc-
tion, Distribution, and Consumption of Wealth.
Translated from the French, with Notes, by C. E.
Prinsep. 2 vols. Lond. 1821. Svo.

Lettres h. M. Malthus sur differens sujets d'Economie
Politique. Paris, 1820. Svo.

Cours complet d'Economie Politique Pratique.
6 vols. Paris, 1828-1829. 8vo.

Melanges et Correspondance d'Economie Politique.
Paris, 1833. Svo.

Cours d'Economie Politique. See Storch (Henry).

SAY (Louis).

Considerations sur I'lndustrie et la Legislation, sous
le rapport de leur influence sur la richesse des fitats, et
Examen critique des principaux Ouvrages qui ont paru
sur I'Economie Politique. Paris, 1822. Svo.

SAY (Thomas).

American Entomology. A Description of the In-
sects of North America. Edited by John L. Le Conte,
M.D., with a Memoir of the Author by George Ord.
2 vols. New York, 1869. royal Svo.

SAYAS (Francisco Diego de).

Anales de Aragon desde el aiio de MDXX del
Nacimiento de nuestro Eedemptor, hasta el de
MDXXV. Zaragoza, 1666. folio.

SAYEE (Joseph).

Introduction to the History of the States of Europe.
See PuFENDORFF (Samuel).

SAZERAC (L.) et ENGELMANN (G.)
Lettres sur la Suisse, accompagiKics de Vues des-
sindes d'aprfes Nature, et litliographites, par AL
Villeneuve. Premifere partie — Oborland liernois.
Deuxifeme partie — Ancien fiv6ch6 de Bale, par M^L
llaoul Eochette et G. Engclmanu. 2 vols. 1823, 1824.
folio.

SCACCAEIUM.

Liber Niger Scaccarii. See Hbabne (Thomas).

SCALICHIUS (Paulus).

Encyclopcedise, seu Orbis disciplinanim, tam sac-
rarum quam prophanarum, Epistemon. Basilece, 1559.
4to.

SCALIGER (Joseph).

Opus de Emendatione Temporum. Colon. Allo-
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Epistolse Omnes quae reperiri potuerunt nunc primum
coUectse ac editse. Francofurti, 1628. Svo.

SCAMMOZZI (Ottatio Bebtotti).

II Forestiere Istruito delle Cose piii rare di Archi-
tettura e di alcune Pitture della Citta' di Vicenza.
Vicenza, 1761. 4to.

SCAPULA (Joannes).

Lexicon Graeco-Latinum. Accedunt Lexicon Ety-
mologicum, et Joannis Meursii Glossarium Contractum.
Editio nova accurata, cura J. Bailey et J. E. Major.
Lond. 1820. 4to.

Appendix ad Lexicon Groeco-Latinutn a Joanne
Scapula constructum. Londini, 1789. Svo.

SCAEGILL (William Pitt).

The Widows' Offering ; a Selection of Tales and
Essays. 2 vols. Lond. 1837. Svo.

The English Sketch-Book. Lmd. 1850. Svo.

SCAELETT (Hon. P. Campbell).

South America and the Pacific ; comprising a
Journey across the Pampas and the Andes, with Re-
marks upon the Isthmus. 2 vols. Lond. 1838. Svo.

A Memoir of the Eight Honourable James, First
Lord Abinger, Chief Baron of Her Majesty's Court of
Exchequer. Including a Fragment of his Autobio-
graphj', and Selections from liis Correspondence and
Speeches. Lrnid. 1877. Svo.

SCAEEON (Paul).
CEuvres. 7 vols. Paris, 1786. Svo.
Le Roman Comique. 3 vols. Pam, 1784. 12mo.

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SCENA EUKOPiEA— SCHEPPIG.

SCENA EUEOPiEA personis suis instructs sine
fuco et morsu. Augustm Vindelicorum, 1829. 8vo.

SCENES AND SKETCHES of a Soldier's Life in
Ireland. Edinh. 1826. 8vo.

SCHAEFEE (Ur Heinrioh).

Geschiclite von Spanien. See Lembke (F. W).

Geschichte von Portugal. See Heeren and Ukert.

SCIIAFF (Philip), D.D.

Germany ; its Universities, Theology, and Religion.
With Sketches of distinguished German Divines of
the Age. Edinh. 1857. 8vo.

SCHAFFER (Jacob Christian).

Die Blumenpolypen der siissen "Wasser, beschrieben
und mit den Blumenpolypen der salzigen Wasser verg-
lichen. Regenshurg, 1755. 4to.

Abhandlungea von Insecten. 2 vols. Regenshurg,
1764. 4to.

SCHAH NADIR.

History of. See Kouli Kan.

SCHARDIUS (Simon).

Lexicon Juridicum, sive Verborum et Rerum ad
Juris Rom. theoriam et praxim pertinentium Theasurus.
Colonice Agrippince, 1600. folio.

SCHEDD (W. G. T.)
Christian Dogmatics. See
Foreign Theological Library.

Clark (T. and T.):

SCHEDEL (Harlman.)

Liber Chronicarum in figuris et imaginibus ab initio
mundL Nurimberge, 1493. folio.

SCHEFER (Leopold).

The Artist's Married Life ; being that of Albert
Durer. Translated from the German by Mrs J. R.
Stodart. Lond. 1848. 12mo.

SCHEFFERUS (Joannes).

Lapponia, id est, Regionis Lapponum et Gentis,
nova et verissima Descriptio. Francofurti, 1673.
4to.

Tlie History of Lapland, wherein are shewed the
original Manners and Habits, etc. of that People.
Oxon. 1674. folio.

De Antiquis verisque Regni Suecise Insignibus,
liber singularis. Holmice, 1678. 4to.

SCHEIDIUS (Jacobus).

Glossarium Arabico-Latinum, Manuale maximam
partem e Lexico Goliano excerptuni. L/ugd. •Baiav.
1769. 4to.

SCHELER (Auguste). '

Dictionnaire d'Etymologie Frangaise d'apr^s les
Resultats de la Science Moderue. Bruxelle^, 1873.
royal 8vo.

Glossaire des Chroniques de Froissart. Br^ixelles,
1877. 8vo.

Trouvferes Beiges du XIP au XIV Sifecle. Chansons
d'Amour, Jeux-Partis, Pastourelles, Dits et Fabliaux,
par Quenes de B(5thune, Henry III, due de Brabant,
etc. Publics d'aprfes les Manuscrits, et annotes par
M. Aug. Scheler. Briuxelles, 1876. 8vo.

Trouvferes Beiges. (NouveUe Serie.) Chansons
d'Amour, Jeux-Partis, Pastourelles, Satires, Dits et
Fabliaux, par Gonthier de Soignies, Jacques de Cisoing,
Carassus, etc. Louvain, 1879. 8vo.

SCHELHORNIUS (Joan. Gborgius).

Amoenitates Literarice, quibus varise Observationes,
scripta item qusedam Anecdota et rariora Opuscula ex-
hibentur. 14 vols. Francofurti et Ltpsice, 1730-1731.
12mo.

De Vita, fatis ac meritis Philippi Camerarii, Com-
mentarius. Accedit, prseter selecta ex Epistolis ad
ipsum scriptis, ejus Relatio de captivitate sua Romana.
Noribergce, 1740. 4to.

SCHELLEN (Dr H.)

Spectrum Analysis in its application to Terrestrial
Substances, and the Physical Constitution of Heavenly
Bodies. Translated from the German by Jane and
Caroline LasseU. Edited, with Notes, by William
Huggins, LL.D. Lond. 1872. 8vo.

SCHELLER (L J. G.)

A copius Latin Grammar. Translated from the
German, with Alterations, Notes^ and Additions, by
George Walker. 2 vols. Lond. 1825. 8vo.

SCHENCK (Friebrich).

Some Weeks of Rustication in the Harz Mountains,
and Account of the mysterious Brocken. A Sketch.
Edinh. 1880. 8vo.

SCHENCKELINS (Lambertus).

Gazophylacium Artis' Memoriae : accesserunt de
eadem Arte Memorise adhuc tres Opuscula, Jo.
Austriaci, Hieronymi Marafioti, Joh. Sp. Herd.
Argentorati, 1610. 12mo.

SCHENKENDORF (Max von).
Poetischer Nachlass. JSerZt're, 1832. 12mo.

SCHEPPIG (Richard).

Descriptive Sociology. See Spenckb (Herbert),

SCIIETKY— SCHIMMELPEXNIXCK.

891

SCHETKY (JouN Christian).

Ninety Years of Work and Play. Sketches from
the public and private career of John C. Schetky.
By his Daughter. EdM. 1877. 8vo.

SCHEUCHZEE (J. G.)

The History of Japan, giving an Account of the
Antient and Present State and Government of that
Empire ; together with a Description of the Kingdom
of Siam, from the Original Manuscript, written in
High Dutch, by Engelbertus Kcempfer. Translated
by J. G. Scheuchzer. With a Life of the Author, to
which is added jjart of a Journal of a Voyage to Japan,
made by the English in the year 1673. 2 vols. Lorul.
1728. folio.

SCHICKARDUS (Wilhelmus).

Institutiones Linguae Ebroese, editse a M. Joli.
Ernesto Gerhardo, et M, Daniel Winzer. LipsioB,
1697. ]2mo.

SCHIEDE (JoH. Georgius).

Observationum Sacrarum Biga ; altera de Codice
Bibliorum Hebrseorum Manuscripto Bibliothecte Cas-
selianse, altera de VeL Tabern. interiori, etc. Breram,
1748. 12mo.

SCHIERX (Frbderik).

Life of James Hepburn, Earl of BothwelL Trans-
lated from the Danish by the Rev. David Berry.
Edinh. 1880. 8vo.

James Hepburn, Yarl af BothwelL En Historisk
Undersogelse. See Bothwell (James Hepburn, Earl
of).

SCHILLER (Friedbich von).

SammtUche Werke. 12 vols. Stuttgart und
Tubingen, 1818. 8vo.

Sammtliche Werke. 18 vols. Oarlsruhe, 1816-
1827. 8vo.

Geschichte des Abfalls der Vereinigten Niederland
von der Spanischen Regierung. 4 vols. Leipzig,
1801-1810. 12mo.

Demetrius, ein Trauerspiel von Schiller. Nach dem
hinterlassenen Eutwurfe des Dichters bearbeitet von
Franz von Maltitz. Grutz, 1819. 12mo.

History of the Rise and Progress of the Belgian
Republic until the Revolution under Philip IL Trans-
lated from the German by Thomas Home. Land.
1807. 12mo.

The History of the Thirty Years' War in Germany.
Translated from the German by Captain Blaquiere.
2 vols. Land. 1799. 8vo.

SCHILLER (Fbiedbich von) — Continued.

History of the Thirty Years' War, Trial of Counts
Egmont and Horn, and Siege of Antwerp. Tranalated
by George Moir. 2 vola Edinb. 1828. 12mo.
(Constable's Miscellany.)

History of the Thirty Years' War — History of the
Revolt of the Netherlands. Translated from the Ger-
man by the Rev. A. J. W. Morrison. Lend. 1847.
12mo. (Bohn's Standard Library.)

History of the Revolt of the Netherlands, continued.
AVallensteiii and Wilhelm Tell. LoruL 1846. 12mo.
(Bohn's Standard Library.)

The Robbers, a Tragedy, translated from the Ger-
man of Schiller (by Alex. Eraser Tytler, Lord Wood-
houselea). Loud. 1797. 8vo.

The Piccolomini, or the first part of Wallenstein ; a
Drama in five Acts. — The Death of Wallenstein ; a
Tragedy. Translated from the German by S. T.
Coleridge. Lond. 1800. 8vo.

Wallenstein, a Dramatic Poem. Translated from
the German of Fred. Schiller by Professor George
Moir. 2 vols. Edinb. 1827. 8vo.

Wallenstein's Camp, from the Genuan ; and original
Poems. Lond. 1830. 12mo.

The Poems and Ballads of SchUler. Translated by
Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton. 2 vols. Edinb. 1844.
8vo.

Don Carlos. — Mary Stuart.— The Maid of Orleans.
—The Bride of Messina. ZonrZ. 1847. 12ibo. (Bohn's
Standard Library.)

Early Dramas and Romances. Zo?id 1867. (Bohn's
Standard Library.)

The Life of Schiller, comprehending an Examination
of his Works. Lond. 1825. 8vo.

Correspondence between Schiller and Goethe from
1794 to 1805. Translated by L. Dora Schmitz. 2
vols. Lond. 1877-1879. 12mo. (Bohn's Standard
Library.)

English Hexameter Translations from Schiller,
Goethe, etc. See Tbanslations.

SCHILTER (Joannes).

Thesaurus Antiquitatum Teutonicarum, Ecclesiasti-
carum, Civiliuni, Litterariarum ; cum Glossario ad
Scriptores Linguse FranciciC et Alemannic« vetoria
3 vols. Ulmw, 1727. folio.

SCHIMMELPENNINCK (Maby Anns).

Theory on the Classification of Beauty and Defor-
mity and their Correspondenio with Physiognomonic
Expression exemplified in various Works of Art and
Natural Objects. Lond. 1815. 4to.

892

SCHINDLEE— SCHMIDT.

SCHINDLEE (A.)

Life of Beethoven. See Beethoven (Ludwig van).

SCHINDLEEUS (Valentinus).

Lexicon Pentaglotton, Hebraicum, Chaldaicura,
Syriacum, Talmudico-Kabbinicum et Arabicum. Hati-
ovice, 1612. folio.

SCHLEGEL (Augustus Wiluam).

A Course of Lectures on Dramatic Art and Litera-
ture. Translated from the German by John Black.
2 vols. Lond. 1815. 8vo.

The same. Lond. 1846. 8vo. (Bohn's Standard
Library.)

SCHLEGEL (Friedkich von).

Philosophie der Geschichte, in achtzehn Vorlesun-
gen gehalten, zu Wien im jahre 1828. 2 vols. Wien,
1829. 8vo.

Lectures on the History of Literature, Ancient and
Modern, translated from the German (by J. G. Lock-
hart). 2 vols. Hdinb. 1818. 8vo.

The Philosophy of History. Translated from the
German, with a Memoir of the Author, by James
Baron Kobortson. Lmid. 1846. 12mo. (Bohn's
Standard Library.)

The Philosophy of Life, and Philosophy of Language.
Translated from the German by A. J. W. Morrison.
Lond. 1847, 12mo. (Bohn's Standard Library.)

.(Esthetic and Miscellaneous "Works : comprising
Letters on Christian Art — An Essay' on Gothic Archi-
tecture — Remarks on the Eomance-Poetry of the
Middle Ages and on Shakespeare — On the Limits of
the Beautiful — On the Language and Wisdom of the
Indians. Translated from the German by E. J.
Millington. Lond. 1849. 12mo. (Bohn's Standard
Library.)

A Course of Lectures on Modern History : to which
are added. Historical Essays on the beginning of our
History, and on Caesar and Alexander. Translated
by Lyndsey PurceU and E. H. "Whitelock. Lond.
1849. 12mo. (Bohn's Standard Library.)

Lectures on the History of Literature, Ancient and
IModern, Lotid. 1859. 12mo. (Bohn's Standard
Library.)

SCHLEGEL (J. F. G.) See Codex Juris Islan-

UOKUM.

SCHLICHTINGITJS (Jonas).
Exegetica. See Fratres Poloni.

SCHLIEMANN (Dr Henry).

Troy and its Eemains : a Narrative of Eesearches
and Discoveries made on the Site of Ilium and in the
Trojan Plain. Edited by Philip Smith. Lo7id. 1875.
8vo.

SCHLIEMANN (Db liE^RY)—Co}itinmd.

Mycenaj : A Narrative of Eesearches and Discoveries
at Mycenae and Tiryns. The Preface by the Eight
Hon. W. E. Gladstone. Lond. 1878. 8vo.

SCHLODHAUEE (Charles).

Elements de Bijouterie et de Joaillerie, Modemes et
Anciens. Paris, 1864. 4 to.

SCHLOSSEE (Fr^d. Chr^t).

Histoire UniverseUe de I'Antiquite ; traduitc de
I'Allemand, par M. P. A. de Golbdry. 3 vols. Paris,
1828. 8vo.

Histoire des Eevolutions Politiques et Lit^raires de
I'Europe au dix-huiti&me sifecle ; traduite de I'Allemand
par "W. Suckau. 2 vols. Paris, 1825. 8vo.

SCHLUTTEE (Christophe Andr]£).

De la Fonte des Mines, des Fonderies, etc., traduit
de I'AUemand ; le tout augment^ et publid par M.
Hellot. 2 vols. Paris, 1750, 1753. 4to.

SCHMID (Dr Chr. Fr.)

Biblical Theology of the New Testament. See
Clark (T. & T.): Foreign Theological Library.

SCHMID (Herman) and STIELER (Kahl).

The Bavarian Highlands and the Salzkammergut.
With an account of the Habits and Manners of the
Hunters, Poachers, and Peasantry of these districts.
Lond. 1874. folio.

SCHMIDIUS (Joannes Andreas), S.T.D.

Historia Interimistica, LibeUus posthumus editus
ab Auctoris filio C. A. Schmidt. Helmstadii, 1730.
12mo.

SCHMIDT (Db Alexander).
Shakespeare-Lexicon. See Shakespeare.

SCHMIDT (Charles).

La Vie et les Travaux de Jean Sturm, Directeur du
Gymnase Protestant de Strasbourg, etc. Strasbourg,
1855. 8vo.

SCHMIDT (Erasmus). See Tbactatus Mathema-

TICI.

SCHMIDT (Dr Ernest Alexander).
Geschichte von Frankreich. See Heeren and
Ukert.

SCHMIDT (OsdAR).

The Doctrine of Descent and Darwinism. Lond.
1876. 8vo. (International Scientific Series.)

SCHMITZ— SCHEEVELIUS.

898

SCHMITZ (Dr Lbonuard).

History of Rome from the Earliest Times to the
Death of Commodus, A.D. 192. Land. I8i7. 8vo.

Lectures on the History of Eome. See Niebuhr
(Barthold Georg.)

SCHNITZLER (J. H.)

Secret History of the Court and Government of
Russia, under the Emperors Alexander and Nicholas.
2 vols. Lo)id. 1847. 8vo.

SCHNURRER (Christiands Friderious de).
Bibliotheca Arabica. Halce ad Salam, 1811. 8vo.

SCHOELL (F.)

Histoire abr6g6e de la Litt^rature Eomaine. 4 vols.
Paris, 1815. 8vo.

Histoire abr6gee des Trait^s de Paix, entre les
Puissances de I'Europe, depuis la Paix de Westphalie;
par feu M. de Koch. Ouvrage enti6roment refondu,
augments et continue jusqu'au Congr^s de Vienne et aux
Trait^sde Paris de 1815. 15 vols. Pam, 1817-1818.
8vo.

Histoire de la Litt^raturo Grecque profane, depuis
son origino jusqu'k la prise de Constantinople par les
Turcs ; suivie d'un precis de I'hiatoire de la transplanta-
tion de la Litt^rature Grecque en Oocident. 8 vols.
Paris, 1825. 8vo.

SCHOELL (Max. Samson-Fr^d.)

Coura d'Histoire des fitats Europ^ens, depuis le
bouleversement de I'Empire Remain d'Occident,
jusqu'cn,1789.. 46vols.in47. Par/s, 1830-1834. 8vo.

Histoire abr6g6e de la Littdrature Grecque, sacrde et
eccl^siastique. Paris, 1832. 8vo.

SCHOEPFLINUS (Jo. Daniel).
Historia Zaringo Badensis. 7 vols. Carohruhm,
1763-1766. 4to.

VindiciiB Typographicae. Argentorati, 1760. 4to.

SCHOLAR (The) Armed against the Errors of the
Time ; or, a Collection of Tracts on the Principles and
Evidences of Christianity, the Constitution of the
Church, and the Authority of Civil Government.
2 vols. Lond. 1800. 8vo.

SCHOLEFIELD (J.) See Euripides.

SCHOMBEEG (Alexander C.)

An Historical and Chronological View of Roman
Law. A Treatise on the Maritime Law of Rhodes.
Oxford, 1785, 1786. 8vo.

Reisen in Britisch-Guiana in den jahren 1840-44.
2 vols. Leipzig, 1847. royal 8vo.

SCHOMBUKGK (Sm Robert H.)

The History of Barbados ; comprising a Geographical
and Statistical Description of the Island ; a Sketch of
the Historical Events since the Settlement; and an
Account of its Geology and Natural Productions.
Lond, 1848. royal 8vo.

SCHOOLCRAFT (Henry R.)

Narrative of an Expedition through the Upper
Mississippi to Itasca Lake, the actual Source of this
River ; embracing an exploratory trip through the St.
Croix and Burntwood (or Broule) Rivers, in 1832. New
York, 1834. 8vo.

SCHOOLS (Public). The History of the Colleges
of Winchester, Eton, and Westminster ; with the
Charter-House, the Schools of St. Paul's, Merchant
Taylors, Harrow, and Rugby, and the Free-School of
Christ's Hospital. (By E. Ackermann.) Lond. 1816,
4to.

SCHOOLS AND UNIVERSITIES.

Proposals for the reformation of Schools and Univer-
sities, in order to the better education of youth, n.p.
1704. 4to.

SCHOPENHAUER (Arthur).

Life of Schopenliauer. See Zimjiern (Helen).

SCHOPPERUS (Hartmannus).

Speculum vitae aulicae, etc See Reynard the Fox.

SCHOTT (Aug. Frid.) See Lipenius (Mahtinds).

SCHOUW (Joachim Frederic).

The Earth, Plants, and Man. Popular Pictures of
Nature. Sketches from the Mineral Kingdom, by
Francis von KobeU. Translated and edited by Arthur
Henfrey. Lond. 1851. 12mo. (Bohn's Scientific
Library.)

SCHREUDER (H. P. S.)

Grammatik for Zulu-Sproget. Med fortale og

anmsekninger af C. A. Holmboe. Christ iania, 1850.
8vo.

SCHREVELIUS (Cornelius).
Greek Lexicon, translated into English ; witli
numerous corrections. Lond. 1826. 8vo.

SCHREVELIUS (Theodorus).

Palsemon sive Diatribje Scholastics;, continentcs quae
ad laudem et commendationem Scholarum spectant, etc.
His coronidis loco accessit Corona AnnL Lugduni
Batavonim, 1626. 8vo.

894

SCHKEVELIUS— SCLATEK

SCHREVELIUS (iHEODonva)— Continued.

Harlemum, sive Urbis Harlemensis Incunabula,
Incromenta, Fortuna varia, etc. Lugduni Batavorum,
1647. 4to.

SCHROEDEE (N. G.)

Sylloge Dissertationum. See Schultens (Albebtus).

SCHUBERT (Fri5;derio Theodore).
Traitd d'Astronomie Theorique. 3 vols. St. Peters-
hourg, 1822. 4to.

SCHULCKENIUS (Adolphus), S.T.D.

Apologia pro illustrissimo domino D. Roberto Bellar-
mino S. E. E. Card, de Potestate Romani Pont. Tem-
porali, adversus librum falso inscriptum Apologia
Card. Bellarmini pro Jure Principum etc. auctore
Eogero Widdringtono. Coloniae Agrippinw, 1613.
12mo.

SCHULTENS (Albertus).

Vita et Res gestae Sultani Alraalichi Alnasiri
Saladini, auctore Bohadino F. Sjeddadi. Nee non
Excerpta ex Historia Universali Albufedae. Itemque
Specimen ex Historia majore Saladini, grandiore coth-
urno conscripta ab Amadoddino Ispahanensi. Ex
MSS. Arabicis edidit ac Latine vertit, Albertus Sckul-
tens. Lugduni Batavorum, 1755. folio.

Origines Hebreeee sive Hebrajse Linguas Antiquissima
natura et indoles, ex Arabise Penetralibus Revocata.
Lugduni Batavorum, \1&\. 4to.

Opera Minora, Animadversiones ejus in Jobum, et
ad varia loca V. T., nee non varias Dissertationes et
Orationes, complectentia. Lugduni Batavorum, 1769.
4to.

SCHULTENS (A.), Sohultens (J. J.), et Schrobder
(N. G.)

Sylloge Dissertationum Philologico-Exegeticarum a
diversis Auctoribus editarum. 2 vols. Leidm et
Leovardiae, 1772, 1775. 4to.

SCHULTES (Henry).

An Essay on Aquatic Rights ; intended as an illus-
tration of the Law relative to Fishing. Lond. 1811.
8vo.

SCHULTZ (Georgius Petrus).
Commentarius de Cancellariis Regni Poloniie.
Duntisci, 1742. 4to.

SCHULZ (Albert).

An Essay on the Influence of Welsh Tradition upon
the Literature of Germany, France, and Scandinavia,
translated from the German. Llandovery, 1841. 8vo.

SCHULZE (Ernst).

Gothisches Glossar, mit eiuer Vorrede von Jacob
Grimm. Magdehurg (1847). 4to.

SCHiJTZENBERGER (P.)

On Fermentation. Limd. 1876. 8vo. (Interna-
tional Scientific Series).

SCHUTZIUS (Caspar).

Rerum Prussicarum Historia ex Codice manu
Auctoris scripto edita. Gedani, XIQQ. folio.

SCHUYLER (Eugene).

Turkistan : Notes of a Journey in Russian Turkistan,
Khokand, Bukhara, and Kuldja. 2 vols. Lond. 1876.
8vo.

SCHWEGLER (Db Albert).

Handbook of the History of Philosophy, translated
and annotated by James H. Stirling, LL.D. Edinh.
1871. 12mo.

SCHWEIGH^USER (Johannes). See Hero-
dotus.

SCHWEIGHiEUSER (M. J. G.) See Lichten-
berger (John Frederic).

SCIENCE AND THE GOSPEL; or. The Church
and the Nations : A Series of Essays on great Catholic
Questions. Lond. 1870. 8vo.

SCIENCE LECTURES at South Kensington by
Abney, Stokes, Kennedy, etc. 2 vols. Lond. 1878.

SCIENTIFIC MEMOIRS, selected from the Trans-
actions of Foreign Academies of Science and Learned
Societies, and from Foreign Journals, edited by Richard
Taylor. 5 vols. Lond. 1837-1852. 8vo.

SCIENTIFIC MEMOIRS, selected from the
Transactions of Foreign Academies, etc. — Natural
Philosophy, edited by John Tyndall and William
Francis.— Natural History, edited by Arthur Henfrey
and Thomas Henry Huxley. 2 vols. Lond. 1853.
8vo.

SCIPIO DE EICCI (Memoirs op). See Potter
(Louis de).

SCLATER (William), D.D.

An Original Draught of the Primitive Church, in
Answer to a Discourse entitled an Enquiry into the
Constitution, Discipline, etc. of the Primitive Church.
By a Presbyter of the Church of England. Lond.
1717. 8vo.

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Stray Leaves of Science and Folk Lore. Lond.
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The Present State of Scotland. Enlarged, corrected,
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View of the Political State of Scotland at Jlichael-
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folio.

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1866-1880. 4to.

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Styles of Writs and Forms of Procedure in the
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The Booke of the Universall Kirk of Scotland :
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Booke of the Universall Kirk of Scotland : Acts and
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The Scottish Church. A View of its History, Con-
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Report of the Debate in the General Assembly, on
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An Apology for, or Vindication of the oppressed
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1677. 12mo.

Concilia Scotia. Ecclesise Scoticanse Statuta tam
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Tracts regarding the Church and Clergy of Scotland,
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Rule's late Vindication of the Kirk. Lond. 1693. —
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Historical Relation of the late Presbyterian General
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SCOTLAND— Continwid.

the CoUedge of Edinburgh, August and September
1690. Lond. 1691. — 4. A Letter giving an Account
of all the Treatises that have been published with
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Church of Scotland. Lond. 1692.-5. The Spirit
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Lond. 1694. — 7. A .short Account of the Grievances
of the Episcopal Clergy in Scotland. Lond. 1712.
Vol. HI.

1. An Account of the Present Persecution of the Church
in Scotland, in several Letters. Lond. 1690. —
2. An Account of the late EstabUshment of Pres-
byterian Government by the Parliament of Scot-
land, anno 1690. Lond. 1693. — 3. An Apology
for the Clergy of Scotland ; chiefly opposed to the
censures, calumnies, and accusations of a late
Presbyterian Vindicator. Lo7id. 1693. — 4. Some
Remarks on a scandalous Paper, entituled The
Humble Representation of the Presbyterians to His
Majesties High Commissioner, and the Estates of
Parliament, May 30, 1695.
Vol IV.

1. An Essay for Peace, by Union in Judgement about
Church-Government in Scotland. Edinb. 1703. —
2. A Discourse, demonstrating that the Government
of the Church, which is of Divine Right, is fixed,
and not ambulatory ; in answer to an Essay for
Peace. By James Webster. Edinb. (1704). — 3.
An Examination of three Prelatical Pamphlets.
Edinb. 1703. — 4. The Funeral of Prelacy; contain-
ing Reflections on the Essay for Peace, by Union in
Judgement about Church Government. Edinb.
1704. — 5. The Restoration of Episcopacy in Scot-
land the only sure Foundation for a lasting Union
with England. Lond. 1705. — 6. A Draught for a
National Church Accommodation, whereby the sub-
jects of England and Scotland may yet be United.
Lond. 1705.-7. A Letter to the Moderator of
the next General Assembly, offering some Con-
siderations against the imposing of the Westminster
Confession of Faith as Terms of Ministerial Com-
munion. By a Presbyterian Minister of the Church
of Scotland. 1807. — 8. Some just Reflexions on a
Nonsensical and Scurril PasquUl against the Par-
son of Banchory, penned by a brain-sick Bigot
named William Forbes, Advocate, Edinb. 1706.

EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN SCOTLAND.

Code of Canons of the Episcopal Church in Scotland,
as adopted, enacted, and sanctioned by a General
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1863. Edinh. 1863. 8vo.

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Acte of the General Assembly of the Free Church of
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The Subordinate Standards and other authoritative
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Edited by William F. Skene. Edinh. 1871.
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Vols. II. III. The Orygynale Cronykil of Scotland. By
Androw of Wyntoun. Edited by David
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Vol. V. The Lives of St. Ninian and St. Kentigern.
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Vol VII. The Book of Pluscarden. Edited by FeUx J.
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Vol. VIII. Critical Essay on the Ancient Inhabitants of
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Vol. IX. The Orygynale Cronykil of Scotland. By An-
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Vol. X. The Book of Pluscarden. Edited by Felix
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The Abridgement or Summarie of the Scots Chro-
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Scalacronica : by Sir Thomas Gray of Heton, Knight.
A Chronicle of England and Scotland, from a.d. mlxvi.
to A.D. MccoLXii. Now first printed from the unique
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A Chronicle of the Kings of Scotland, from Fergus
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A Diurnal of Remarkable Occurrents that have passed
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Analecta Scotica : Collections illustrative of the
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Glasgoio, 1785. 4to.

The Eagman EoUs. Instrumenta PubUca, sive
Processus super Fidelitatibus et Homagiis Scotorum
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Vol. I.

Waverley.

Vol. XVI.

Quentin Durward.

II.

Guy Mannering.

XVII.

St. Ronan's Well.

III.

Antiquary.

XVIII

Redgauntlet.

IV.

Rob Roy

XIX.

TheBetrothed,and

V.

Old Mortelity.

the Chronicles of

VI.

Legend of Mon-

the Canongate.

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Dwarf.

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Heart of Mid-

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Lothian.

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Woodstock.

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Bride of Lammer-

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Perth.

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Anne of Geier-

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Count Robert of

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SCOTT (William).

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Memoir of David Scott, R.S.A., containing his Journal
in Italy, Notes on Art, and other Papers, with Illustra-
tions. Edinb. 1850. 8vo.

Antiquarian Gleanings in the North of England ;
drawn and etched by W B. Scoti Lo?id. 1849. 4to.

Albert Durer : his Life and Works, including Auto-
biographical Papers and Complete Catalogues. Lo)id.
1869. 8vo.

SCOTTISH ARCHERS. See Scotland.

SCOTTISH ART and National Encouragement,
containing a View of Existing Controversies and
Transactions during the last Twenty-seven Years
relative to Art in Scotland. Edinb. 1846. 8vo.

SCOTTISH BALLADS.

Scottish Ballads and Songs, Historical and Tradi-
tionary. Edited by James Maidment. 2 vol& Edinb.
1868. 8vo.

See also, Kinloch (George Ritchie).

SCOTTISH BURGH RECORDS SOCIETY.

Extracts from the Records of the Burgh of EtUn-
biirgh, A.D. 1403-1528. (Edited by James D. J[ar-
wick. City Clerk.) Edinb. 1869. 4to.

Extracts from the Records of the Burgh of Edin-
burgh, A.D. 1528-1557. (Edited by J. D. Marwick.)
Edinb. 1871. 4to.

Extracts from the Records of the Burgh of Edin-
burgh, A.D. 1557-1571. (Edited by J. D. Marwick.)
Edinb. 1875. 4to.

Charters and Documents relating to the Burgh of

Peebles, with Extracts from the Records of the Bui^gh,

A.D. 1165-1710. (Edited by William Chambers, LLD.)

Edinb. 1872. 4to.

5t

906

SCOTTISH CLERGY— SCRIPTOEES.

SCOTTISH CLERGY. See Smith (John).

SCOTTISH CRIMINAL CASES. ,Sec Trials.

SCOTTISH DOVE (The), sent out and returning ;
bringing intelligence from their Army, and makes some
Relations of other observable passages of both King-
doms for information and instruction. (Numbers 1 to
75, and 175 to 16L) 2 vols. ZoH(i 1643, 1646. 4to.

SCOTTISH ELEGIAC VERSES, MDCXXIX.-
MDCCXXIX. ; with Notes and an Appendix of illustra-
tive Papers. Edited by James Maidment. Edinh.XM'i.
8vo.

SCOTTISH HARMONIES.

A Select Collection of National Airs. Arranged for
the German Flute or Violin, by an Amateur. Edinh.
1825. folio.

SCOTTISH HISTORIANS.

Critical Observations concerning the Scottish His-
torians, Hume, Stuart, and Robertson. Lond.n%2. 8vo.

SCOTTISH JESTS AND ANECDOTES; to which
are added a Selection of Choice English and Irish Jests.
Edinh. 1832. 12mo.

SCOTTISH (The) Journal of Topography, An.
tiquities, Traditions, etc., 1847-1848. 2 vols. Edinh.
1848. royal 8vo.

SCOTTISH JURIST (The) ; containing Reports of
Cases decided in the House of Lords, Courts of Session,
Teinds, and Exchequer, and the Jury and Justiciary
Courts, from 1829 to 1873. 45 vols. Edinh. 1829-
1873. 4to.

SCOTTISH LAW LIST. Sea Law Lists.

SCOTTISH LAW REPORTER (The) ; containing
Reports of Cases decided in the Court of Session, Court
of Justiciary, Court of Teinds, and House of Lords,
from 1865 to 1880. 17 vols. Edinh. 1865-1880.
royal 8vo.

SCOTTISH LITURGIES OF THE REIGN OF
JAMES VI. The Book of Common Prayer and Ad-
ministration of the Sacraments, 1618, etc. Edited by
the Rev. George W. Sprott. Edinh. 1871. 12 mo.

SCOTTISH MONEY.

A short Account of Scottish Money and Coins, with
Tables of their Value at different periods. Edinh.
1817. 8vo.

SCOTTISH PROPHECIES : CoUection of Ancient
Scottish Prophecies in alliterative Verse. Reprinted
from Waldegrave's Edition, 1603, and collated with
Hart's, 1615. Edinh. 1833. 4to. (Bannatyne Club.)

SCOTTISH PROTESTANT; being a Series of
Papers relative to the "Agitation" of the Roman Ca-
tholic Claims at Edinburgh, in March 1829. Edinh.
1829. 8vo.

SCOTTISH REGISTER (The) ; or. General View
of History, Politics, and Literature, with Philosophical,
Critical, and Miscellaneous Papers, chiefly relative to
Scotland; from January 1794 to June 1795. 6 vols,
in 3. Edinh. 1794-1796. 8vo.

SCOTTISH SONG ; a Selection of the Choicest
Lyrics of Scotland ; compiled and arranged by Mary
Carlyle Aitken. Lond. 1874. 12mo.

SCOTUS (RoMOALDUs).

Summarium Rationum, quibus Cancellarius Angliae et
Prolocutor Puckeringius Elizabethai Anglise Reginae
persuaserunt occidendam esse Serenissimam Principem
Mariam Stuartam Scotise Reginam. Una cum respon-
sionibus Reginae Anglise et Sententia mortis ; quae om-
nium Anglice primum edita sunt. His additum est,
Supplicium et Mors Regina; Scotiae. Ingolstadii,
1588. 8vo.

SCOTUS ERIGENA (Joannes).

De Divisione Naturae Libri Quinque, diu dcsiderati.
Accedit Appendix ex Ambiguis S. Maximi, Graece et
Latine. Oxon. 1681. folio.

SCOUGALL (Rev. Henry).

Works ; with an Introductory Essay by the Rev.
Richard Watson. Glasgow, 1830. 12mo.

SCRAFTON (Luke).

Reflections on the Government of Indostan ; and a
short Sketch of the History of Bengal, from 1739 to
1756. Edinh. 1761. 8vo.

SCRIECKIUS (Adrianus).

Originum Rerumque Celticarum et Belgicarum Libri
XXIII. Van t'beghin der Eerater Volcken van Euro-
pen, in-sonderheyt vanden Oorspronck ende Saecken
der Neder-Landren, XXIII. Boecken. (Belgice et
Latine.) Ypre, 1614. folio.

Monitorum Secundorum Libri V. Ypris Flandorum,
1615. foHo. (Bound with the preceding.)

SCRIPTORES.

Historic AuGUST.« Scriptores VI. Spartianus,Capi-
tolinus, Lampridius, Gallicanus, Pollio, et Vopiscus.
Cum integris notis Isaac! Casauboni, CI. Salmasii, et
Jani Gruteri. 2 vols. Lugduni Batav. 1&7 1. 8vo.

Historic Augustte Scriptores Sex. Praemittitur
Notitia literaria. Ad optimas editiones coUati studiis
Societatis Bipontina3. 2 vols. Biponti, 1787. 8vo.

SCEIPTORES— SCEITTORI.

907

S CRIPTORES— Continued.

HisTOBiiE Byzantin/E Scriptores Post Thoophanem,
partim nunc priinu'm editi, partim reconsiti, et nova ver-
siono adornati. Cura et studio li. P. Francisci Com-
befisii. Gr. et Lat. cum notis Franc. Combefisii.
Parisiis, 1685. folio.

Rbi Aorarle AncTORES Legesquo variae. Qumdam
nunc primum, caitera emendatiora prodeunt cur4 Wilel-
mi Goesii, cujus accedunt Indices, Antiquitates Agrariae
et Notae ; una cum Nicolai Rigaltii Notis et Observa-
tionibus, nee non Glossario ejusdem. Amstelredami,
1674. 4to.

Rei Rustics Scriptores (scilicet M. P. Cato, M. Ter-
entius Varro, et L. J. M. Columella, etc.). Editio
Princeps. Veneth's, Nicolaus Jensen, 1472. folio.

Scriptores Rei Rusticje Veteres Latini. Cato, Varro,
Columella, Palladius. Quibus nunc accedit Vegotius
de Mulo-medicina et Gargilii Martialis Fragmentum.
Cum editionibus prope omnibus collati, et Lexicon
Rei Eusticoe curante Jo. Mattbia Gesnero. Lipsice,
1735. 4to.

Veteres db Re IMilitari Scriptores quotquot
extant, nunc prima vice in unum redacti corpus.

I. Flavii Vegetii Renati Institutorum rei militaris,

libri V.

II. Sixti Julii Frontini Strategematum et Stratege-

ticon, libri IV.

III. Claudius .iElianus de Instruendis aciebus.

IV. Modestus de Vocabulis rei militaris.

V. Polybius de militia et caatrametatione Roman-

orum.

VI. MnQm Poliorceticus, etc.

Accedunt Stewechii Commentarius, F. Modii notae et
Scriverii animadversiones. Vesalia; 1570. 8vo.

SCRIPTORES GEOGRAPHIC VETERIS Grseci

IVIinores. See Geographic Scriptores.

SCRIPTORES GR^CI MINORES, quorum Reli-
quias, fere omnium melioris notae, ex editionibus variis
excerpsit, J. A. Giles. 2 vols. Oxon. 1831. 12mo.

SCRIPTORES HISTORLE ROMANS Latini
Veteres, qui extant omnes, notis illustrati, a Carolo
Henrico de Klettenberg et Wildeck, in unum redacti
corpus, edente et accurante Bennone Casparo Haurisio.
3 vols. HeidelbergcB, 1743-1748. folio.

SCEIPTORES MONASTICI. Edidit J. A. GUes,
LL.D. Lmd. 1844-1848. Svo.

Galfridi le Baker de Swinbroke, Chronicon Angliae

temporibus Edwardi II. et Edwardi III.
Chronicon Angliae Petriburgense.
Galfridi Momimetensis Historia Britonum.
Scriptores rerum Gestarum "Willelmi Conquestoris.

SCRIPTOEES yiOl!! ASTICI— Continued.

Inoerti Scriptoris Narratio do rebus in Bello Sancto

gestis, A.D. MCCXVIL-MCCXVIII.

Inoerti Scriptoris Chronicon Anglise de regnis
trium Eegum Lancastrensium, Hen. IV., V., et
VI.

Alani Prioris Cantuariensis, postea Abbatis Tewkes-
berienais, Scripta quse extant

SCEIPTOEES PHYSIOGNOMONIC VETERES,
ex recensione Camilli Perusci et Frid. Sylburgii, Graece
et Latine, recensuit et notas adspersit, Johannes
Georgius Eridericus Franzius. Altenfmrt/i, 1780. Svo.

SCEIPTOEES RERUM DANICARUM. See
Denmark.

SCRIPTORES RERUM SUECICARUM.

Sweden.

See

SCRIPTORES RERUM UNGAEICAEUM et
Transsilvanarum. See Simigianhs (AMBROsros).

SCEIPTORUM GE^CORUM BIBLIOTHECA.

Hesiodi Carmina.

ApoUonii Argonautica.

Mussei Carmen de Herone et Leandro.

Coluthi Raptus Helena?.

Quinti Post-Homerica.

Tryphiodori Excidium IliL

Tzetzse Ante-Homerica, etc.
Graece et Latine, cum indicibus nominum et reruiu,
edidit F. S. Lehrs. Accedunt Asii, Pisandri, Panyasidis,
Choeriti, Antimachi, Fragmenta, cum commentariis
Frid. Diibner. Parisiis, 1840. royal folio.

SCRIPTORUM DE JURE NAUTICO et Mari-
timo Fasciculus ; Jo. Stypmanni Jus Maritimum et
Nauticum, R Kuricke de Adsecurationibus Diatriben,
et Jo. Loccenii Jus Maritimum complexus. Prae-
fationem prsemisit Jo. GottL Heineccius. Hcdce Mwj-
dehurgicw, 1740. 4to.

SCRIPTORUM VETERUM NOVA COLLECTIO,
e Vaticanis Codicibus, edita ab Angelo Maio. 10 vols.
Romce, 1825-18.^8. 4to.

SCRIPTURE GAZETTEER.

Gazetteer of the Old and New Testaments ; with an
Introductory Essay by William Fleming, D.D. 2 vols.
Edinh. 1838. royal Svo.

SCEITTOEI classic: ITALIANI, Antichi et
Modemi di Economia Politica, publicati ed iUustrati
daPt. Custodi 50 vols. Afi/ano, 1803-1 SI 7. Svo.

908

SCRIVEN— SECUNDUS.

SCEIVEN (John).

A Treatise on Copyholds, Customary Freeholds, An-
cient Demesne, and the Jurisdiction of Courts Baron
and Courts Leet. Second edition. Loiid. 1821.

8 TO.

The same. Fifth edition. By Henry Stalman.
Lond. 1867. 8vo.

SCROPE (The) and GEOSVENOR ROLL. See
Nicolas (Sir N. H.)

SCROPE (Baron).

Historical View of the Forms and Powers of the
Court of Exchequer in Scotland. Sao Clerk (Sir
John).

SCEOPE (G. Poulett).

Considerations on Volcanoes, leading to the Estab-
lishment of a New Theory of the Earth. Lond. 1825.
8vo.

Principles of Political Economy. Lond. 183.3.
12mo,

Memoir of the Life of Charles, Lord Sydenham;
with a Narrative of his Administration in Canada.
Lond. 1843. 8vo.

SCRYMGEOUR (Daniel).

The Poetry and Poets of Britain, from Chaucer to
Tennyson, with Biographical Sketches ; preceded by
an Introductory Essay on the Origin and Progress of
English Poetical Literature. Eiinh. 1850. 8vo.

SCUDDER (Rev. Henry).

The Christian's Daily Walk in Holy Security and
Peace ; with an Introductory Essay by Thomas Chalmers,
D.D. Glasgow, 1826. 12mo.

SCULPTURE (Specimens of Antient). See Dilet-
tanti (Society of).

SCUOLA di Lionardo da Vinci. See Fomagalli
(Ignazio).

SCUPOLI (P. P. Lorenzo).

Combattimento Spirituale. Parigi, 1660. folio.

SCYLAX. See GEOGRAPHiiB Scbiptores.

SEALS.

The Great Seals of England, from the time of
Edward the Confessor. Lond. 1837. folio.

Catalogue of Ancient Scottish Seals. See Lainq
(Henry).

SEATON (Rev. Thomas).

The Divinity of our Saviour proved in an Essay on
the Eternity of the Son of God. Lond. 1719. 8vo.

SEBASTIAN (Lewis Boyd), Barrister.

Law of Trade Marks and their Registration, and
matters connected therewith, including a chapter on
Goodwill. Lond. 1878. 8vo.

A Digest of Cases of Trade Mark, Trade Name,
Trade Secret, Goodwill, etc., in the Courts of the
United Kingdom, India, the Colonies, and the United
States of America. Lond. 1879. 8vo.

SEBASTIANI (Filippo Alessandro).
Viaggio a Tivoli fatto nel 1825. Fuligno, 1828.
8vo.

S^CHELLES (HiHAULT de).

Voyage k Montbart, contenant des details tr6s in-
t^ressants sur la caractfere, la personne et les 6crits de
Buffon. Paris, I'an. ix. (1800). 8vo.

SECKENDORF (Vitus Lud. A.)

Commentarius Historicus et Apologeticus de Luthera-
nismo, sive de Reformatione Religionis ductu Mart.
Lutheri. Francofurti, 1692. folio.

SECKER (Thomas), Archbishop of Canterbury.

Works ; to which is prefixed a Review of his Life
and Character by Dr Porteous, late Bishop of London.
6 vols. Lond. 1825. 8vo.

A Sermon preached on occasion of the present Re-
bellion in Scotland. Lond. 1745. 8vo.

SECRET HISTORY.

The Secret History of the most renowned Queen
Elizabeth and the Earl of Essex. Lond. 1661.
12mo.

Secret History of K. James L and K. Charles I.,
compleating the Reigns of the four last Monarclis.
Lond. 1690. 12mo.

Secret History of the Eeigns of K. Charles II. and
K. James II. Lond. 1690. 12mo.

SECEET MEMOIES of the Court of Petersburgh.
See EussiA.

SECEETAN (Rev. Charles F.)
Memoirs of the Life and Times of the pious Robert
Nelson. Lond. 1860. 8vo.

SECRETAN (Philippe).

M^moires de M. de Falckenskiold, OflScier General
an service de S. M. le Roi de Danemarck a I'^poque du
Ministfere et de la catastrophe du Compte de Struens6e.
Paris, 1826. 8vo.

SECUNDUS (James Nicolaus).

Opera Omnia emendatius, et cum notis Petri Bur-
mauui Secundi, deiiuo edita cura Petri Bosscha. 2 vols.
Lugd. Batav. 1821. 8vo.

SEDERUNT— SfiGUR

909

SEDERUNT (Acts ok). See Court op Session.

SEDGWICK (Miss).

Letters from Abroad to Kindred at Home. 2 vols.
Lond. 1841. 8vo.

SEDGWICK (James).

Bemarks, Critical and Miscellaneous, on the Com-
mentaries of Sir William Blackstono. Lond. 1800.
4to.

Twelve Letters addressed to the Right Hon. Thomas
Wallace, M.P. Two Letters from Godfrey Sykea, and
two Letters from Charles Bremner, addressed to James
Sedgwick. Lmid. 1826. 8vo.

SEDGWICK (Theodore).

A Treatise on the Measure of Damages ; or, an In-
quiry into the Principles which govern the Amount of
Compensation recovered in Suits at Law. Second edi-
tion. New York, 1852. royal 8vo.

SEDLEY (Sir Charles).

Works in Prose and Verse ; with Memoirs of the
Author's Life. 2 vols. Lond. 1778. 12mo.

SEDULIUS (CcELius).

Poemata Sacra. Edinb. 1701. 8vo.

Camiinis Paschalis Libri V., et Hymni duo cum
notis Barthii, CeUarii, Valerii, etc., curante Henrico
Johanne Amtzenio. Leovardice, 1760. 8vo.

SEED (Rev. Jeremiah).

Discourses on several important subjects, to which
are added, eight Sermons preached at the Lady Mayor's
Lecture, in the Church of St. Paul, London. 2 vols.
Lond. 1757. 8vo.

Posthumous Works, consisting of Sermons, Letters,
Essays, etc. ; published from the Author's original
Manuscripts by Joseph Hall. 2 vols. Lond. 1752.
8vo.

SEELEN (Joan. Henr. von).

Athense Lubecenses, sive de Athenaii Lubecensis In-
signibus Meritis in Rempublicam Sacram, Civileni et
Litterariam Conunentarius. 3 vols. Luhecw, 1719-
1721. 12mo.

Selecta Litteraria, quibus varia Sacra, Civilia, Phi-
lologica, Philosophica, ac alia continentur. Luhecce,
1726. 12mo.

SEELEY (Professor J. K),' Cambridge.

Lectures and Essays. Lond. 1870. 8vo.

Life and Times of Stein ; or, Germany and Prussia
in the Napoleonic Age. 3 vols. Cnmbridge, 1878.
8vo.

SEELY (.loHN B.)

The Wonders of Elora ; or, the Narrative of a Jour-
ney to the Temples and Dwellings excavated out of a
mountain of granite at Elora in the East Indies.
Lond. 1824. 8vo,

SEGAR (Sir William).

Honor, Military and Civill, in foure bookes. Lotid.
1602. folio.

Original Institutions of the Princely Orders of Col-
lars. (Printed on Vellum, from the original MS. in
the Advocates' Library, with coloured Emblazonings of
the Collarg.) Edinb. 1823. 4to.

SEGNI (Bernardo).

Storie Fiorentine di Messer Bernardo Scgni, Gentil-
uomo Fiorentino, dall' anno 1527 al 1555. Colla Vita
di Niccolo Capponi, Gonfaloniere deUa Repubblica di
Firenze, descritta dal medesimo Segni suo Nipote.
Augusta, 1723. folio.

SEGUIERIUS (Joannes Franciscus).

Bibliothcca Botanica, sive Catalogus Auctorum et
Librorum omnium de Re Botanica, etc. Huyce-
Gumitum, 1740. 4to.

SEGUIN (L. G.)

Walks in Algiers and its Surroundings. Lo7ui. 1878.
8vo.

SfiGUR (Le Comtb Louis Philippe de).

Histoire Universelle Ancienne et Modeme. 10 vols.
Bmxelles, 1822. 8vo.

Galerie ^Morale et Politique. 3 vols. Bnixelles,
1823. Svo.

Histoire de France. 9 vols. Bntxelles, 1824-1830.
8vo.

Politique de tous les Cabinets de I'Europe, pendant
les Regnes de Louis XV. et de Louis XVI. 3 vols.
Bruxelles, 1825. 8vo.

Melanges, ou Choix de Morceaux de Politique, de
Litt6rature, en prose et en vers. Bruxelles, 1825.
8vo.

Tableau Historique et Politique de I'Europe, depuis
1786jusqu'en 1796; contenant I'Histoire des priuci-
paux 6v6nemous du r6gne de F. Guillaume IL Eoi
de Prusse. 3 vols. Paris, 1801. Svo.

Memoirs and Recollections. Lond. 1825. Svo

SfiGUR (Lb Comte Philippe Paul de).

Histoire et Memoires. 8 vols. Paris, 1873. 8vo.

Histoire de Charles VIII. Roi de France. 2 vols.
Paris, 1835. Svo.

Histoire de Napoleon et de la Grande- Armee, pen-
dant l'ann6e, 1812. 2 vols. Paris, 1825. Svo.

910

SEGUE— SEMEDO.

SfiGUE (Le Gomte Philippe Paul de) — Con-
tinued.

Histoiro de Eussie et de Pierre-leGrand. Paris,
1829. 8vo.

History of Russia and of Peter the Great. Lond.
1829. 8vo.

History of the Expedition to Eussia, undertaken by
the Emperor Napoleon, in the year 1812. 2 vols.
Lond. 1825. 8vo.

SEISSEL (Claude de).

Histoire dii Louis XII., Pfere du Peuple. Paris,
1588. 12mo. (Bound with Jean de Troyes' Histoire
de Louis XL)

SEKENDOEF (Le Baron de).

Histoire de la E^formation de I'Eglise Chrctienne
en AUemagno, ahr^g^e par MM. Junius et Eoos, et
traduite en Frangois par J. J. P. Suivie d'un abreg6
de I'Histoire des Anciennes Eglises Esclavones et Vau-
doises. 5 vols. Basle, 1784-1785. 12mo.

SELBORNE (Lord).

Notes on some Passages in the Liturgical History of
the Eeformed English Church. Lond. 1878. 8vo.

SELBY (Prideaux John).

A History of British Forest Trees, Indigenous and
Introduced. Lond. 1842. 8vo.

Illustrations of British Ornithology. Part First —
Land Birds. Edinh. 1825. 8vo.

Plates to Selby's Illustrations of British Ornithology.
Edinh. [1825]. folio.

See also, Jardine (Sir Willl4m).

SELDEN (John).

Opera omnia, in tribus voluminibus ; coUegit ac
recensuit, Vitara Auctoris, Prsefationes et Indices
adjecit David Wilkins. (Vol. III., containing his
English Tracts.) 3 vols in 6. Lond. 1726. folio.

The Table Talk. A new edition, with a Biographi-
cal Preface. Chiswick, 1818. 12mo.

Life of John Selden. See Aitken (John). John-
son (George W.)

See also, Fleta. Fortescue (Sib John). Twysden
(Sib Eogeb).

SELECT CHRISTIAN AUTHOES, with Intro-
ductory Essays. Containing Wilberforce's Practical
View of Christianity, Doddridge's Eise and Progress
of Rehgion, A. Kempis' Imitation of Christ, Adam's
Private Thoughts on Eeligion, and Memoirs of
the Rev. Thomas Halyburton. Glasgow, 1840.
8vo.

SELKIRK (Earl of).

A Narrative of Occurrences in the Indian Countries
of North America, since the connexion of the Earl of
Selkirk with the Hudson's Bay Company, and his at-
tempt to establish a Colony on the Red River. Lond.
1817. 8vo.

Statement relative to the Earl of Selkirk's Settle-
ment upon the Red River, in North America. Lond.
1817. 8vo.

SELKIRK (Rev. James).

Recollections of Ceylon, after a Residence of nearly
Thirteen Years, with an Account of the Church Mis-
sionary Society's operations in the Island, and Extracts
from a Journal. Lond. 1844. 8vo.

SELLAR (Alexander Craig), Advocate.
Manual of the Education Act for Scotland (1872).
Edinb. 1872. 8vo.

The same. Seventh edition. Edinb. 1879. 8vo.

SELLAR (Professor "W. Y.)
The Roman Poets of the Augustan Age
Oxford, 1877. 8vo.

Virgil.

SELLER (John).

A Geographical Description of Ireland by John
Seller, collected from the Survey made by Sir William
Petty, corrected and amended by several Artists of that
Kingdom, n.d. (circa 1720.) post 8vo.

SELLON (Baker John).

The Practice of the Courts of King's Bench and
Common Pleaa See Crompton (George).

SELVAGIUS (Julius Laurentius).

Institutionum Canonicarum Libri Tres, ad usum
Seminarii Neapolitan^ 3 vols. Venetiis, 1794.
12mo.

SELWYN (George) and his Contemporaries. See
Jesse (John Heneage).

SELWYN (William).

An Abridgment of the Law of Nisi Prius. 2 vols.
Lond. 1808. 8vo.

The same. Eighth edition, with additions. 2 vols.
Land. 1831. 8vo.

The same. Eleventh edition, with alterations and
additions. 2 vols. Lond. 1845. royal 8vo.

SEMEDO (Alvarez).

Histoire Universelle de la Chine; avec I'Histoire de
la Guerre des Tartares par le P. Martin Martini. Tra-
duites nouvellement en Frangois. Lyon, 1667. 4to.

SEMLERUS— SENIOR.

911

SEMLERUS (Jon. Salomon).

Historic Ecclesiasticaj selecta Capitei, cum Epitome
Canonum, Excerptia Dogmaticis, ct Tabulia Chronolo-
gicis. 3 vols. Huhe, 1767-1769. 8vo.

SEMPER (Karl).

The Natural Conditions of Existence as they affect
Animal Life. Lond. 1881. 8vo. (International
Scientific Series.)

SEMPERE Y GUARINOS (Juan).
Biblioteca Espanola, Econ6mico-Politica.
Madrid, 1801-1804. 12mo.

3 vols.

SEMPILL (Sir James).

Sacrilege Sacredly Handled : tliat is according to
Scripture onley ; for the use of all Churches in generall,
but more especially for those of North Britaine. An
Appendix also added, answering some objections
mooved, namely, against this Treatise and some others.
Lond. 1619. 4to.

Scoti Tov TV)(pvTo% Paraclesis contra Danielis TUeni
Silesii Parcenesin, ad Scotos Genevensis Disciplinae
Zelotas conscriptam, cujis pars prima est de Episco-
paU Eeclesiai Regimine. (Anon.) n.p. 1622. 4to.

SEMPILL (Robert).

The Sempill Ballates ; a series of Historical, Politi-
cal, Satirical Scottish Poems ascribed to Robert Sempill,
1567-1583. To which are added Poems by Sir James
Sempill of Beltrees, 1583-90. Now for the first time
printed. Edinb. 1872. 8vo.

SEMPILLS OP Bbltrees.

The Poems of the SempUls of Beltrees, now first
collected, with Notes and Biographical Notices of their
Lives, by James Paterson. Edinb. 1849. 8vo.

SEMPLE (Georob).

Treatise on Building in "Water, in two Parts. The
second edition, to which is added Part III. — Hiber-
nia's Free Trade, or a Plan for the Geneiul Improve-
ment of Ireland. Lond. 1780. 4to.

SEMPLE (Robert).

Journey through Spain and Italy to Naples. 2 vols.
Lond. 1807. 12 mo.

A Second Journey in Spain in 1809. Lond. 1809.
12mo.

Sketch of the Present State of Caracas. Lond. 1812.
8vo.

Observations made on a Tour from Hamburg to
Silberberg and Gottenburg. Lond. 1814. 8vo.

SENAULT (J. F.)

The Use of Passions. Writton in French by J. F.
Senault, and put into English by Henry, Earl of Mon-
mouth. Lond. 1671. 12mo.

SENDELIUS (Nathan.)

Historia Succinorum Corpora aliena involvontiuin,
et Naturaj opere pictorum et cailatorum, ex Regiis
Augustorum cimeliis Dresdae conditis aeri ineculpt-
orum. Lipdce, 1742. folio.

SENEBIER (Jean).

Histoire Litteraire de Geneve. 3 vols. Genive,
1786. 8v6.

Catalogue Raisonnd des MSS. conservds daaa la
Bibliothfeque de Genfevo. See Catalogdes (Foreign
PuBUC Libraries).

See also, Spallanzani (L'Abb^).

SENECA (Lucius Ann^eus).

Opera quce exstant omnia : a Justo Lipsio emendata
et Scholiis illustrati. Antverpice, 1652. folio.

Opera, quae exstant, integris Justi Lipsii, J. F. Gro-
novii, et selectis variorum commentariis illustrata, etc
3 vols. Amstelodami, 1673. 8vo.

Tragcfidia;, cum Notis J. F. GronoviL Amstelodami,
1682. 8vo.

L. Aimaji Senecse et P. Syri Mimi, Singulares Sen-
tentiaj, studio et opera Jani Gruteri, Accedunt ejus-
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ScaligerL Lugduni Batanorwn, 1727. 8vo.

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By Thomas Morrea 2vols.ini. Zonrf. 1786. 4to.

(Euvres de S<5nfeque le Philosuphe. Traduction de
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SENEFELDER (Alois).

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present time. Translated from the original German
by A. S. Lond. 1819. 4to.

SENIOR (Nassau Willlam).

An Introductory Lecture on Political Economy, de-
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December 1824. Lond. 1827. 8va

912

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SENIOR (Nassau William) — Continued.

Biographical Sketches. Lond. 1863.

Journals, Conversations, and Essays relating to Ire-
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1871. 8vo.

Correspondence and Conversations of Alexis de
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1872. 8vo.

SENOFONTE (Opeue di). See Xenophon.
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SEPPINGS (Sir Robert).

A Letter to Rear-Admiral Charles Ekins, on the
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SEPT-CHMES. See Le Clerc de Sept-Ch^nes.

SEPT SAGES (Romans des). See Romans.

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SEQUESTRATIONS.

Tabular Synopsis of the whole Procedure in a Se-
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The Alphabetical Compendium of Scotch Mercantile
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SERASSI (Abate Pierantonio).
La Vita di Torquato Tasso. Seconda edizione corretta
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SERfi (Ferdinand).

Les Arts Sumptuaires du V° au XVII* Sifecle. His-
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Maugc. 4 vols. Paris, 1852-1857. 4to.

SERGEANT (John).

Solid Philosophy asserted against the fancies of the
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With reflections on Mr Locke's Essay concerning Human
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SERIONE (Accarias de).

Les Int6r6ts des Nations de I'Europe, dev^lopds re-
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1767-1768. 12mo.

SERLE (Ambrose).

Christian Husbandry ; or, a Companion for the
Christian in liis Field and Garden. Lond. 1819.
12mo.

The Christian Remembrancer, with an Introductory
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SERMONS.

A compleat Collection of Farewell Sermons (preached
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Lond. 1663. 4to.

Scotch Preacher : A Collection of Sermons by some
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land. 4 vols. Edinh. 1790. 12mo.

The Church of Scotland Pulpit. Vol. I. Ed.inb.
1845. 12mo.

Sermons by Ministers of the Congregational Union
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SEROUX D'AGINCOURT (J. B. L. G.).

Histoire de I'Art par les Monumens, depuis sa Deca-
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SERRE (P. de la).

Histoire de I'Entr^e de la Reine Mfere dans la Grande
Bretagne. See Britain (Great).

SERRES (Maeoel-db).

Voyage en Autriche ; ou Essai Statistique et Geogra-
phique sur cet Empire. 4 vols. Paris, 1814. 8vo.

Voyage dans I'Empire d' Autriche, pendant les anntes
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De Trinitatis Erroribus libri septem. 1531. — Dialo-
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Historia Michaelis Serveti. See Allwoerdbn (Hen-
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The Pocket Conveyancer, being a Synopsis of
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Feudal Conveyancing. Second edition. Olasgow,
1847. 8vo.

SERVICE— SEXE.

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SERVICE {JAms)—C(mfmued.
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SESSION PAPERS.

A Collection of Session Papers from 1720 to 1880.
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SESTINIUS (DoMiNiccs).

Classes Generales sen Moneta Vetus Urbium Popu-
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SETON (Sib Alexander), Lard Pitmedden.

An Explication of the 39th chap, of the Statutes of
King WUliam ; containing divers questions upon the
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cate. Edinh. 1728. 12mo.

Treatise on Mutilation, etc. See Mackenzie (Sir
George).

SETON ((George), Advocate.

Sketch of the History and Imperfect Condition of
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System of Compulsory Registration. A'dmJ. 1854. 8vo.

Practical Analysis of the Act 1 7 and 1 8 Vict. cap. 8.
Regulating Births, Deaths, and Marriages. Edinh.
1854. 8vo.

Practical Analysis of the Acts relating to the Regis-
tration of Births, Deaths, and Marriages in Scotland.
Fourth edition. Edinh. 1860. 8vo.

The Law and Practice of Heraldry in Scotland.
Edinh. 1863. 8vo.

The Convent of Saint Catherine of Sienna, near Edin-
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of Scotland, 11th April, 1867. Edinh. 1871. 4to.

Gossip about Letters and Letter-Writers. Edinh.
1870. 12mo.

St. Kilda: Past and Present. Edinh. 1878. 4to.

SETON (Sir Henry Wilmot).

Forms of Decrees in Ecjuity, and of Orders connected
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"W. H. Harrison and R. H. Leach, Lond. 1854.
royal 8vo.

Forms of Decrees, Judgments, and Orders in the High
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Notes. Fourth edition, by R. H. Leach, F. G. A.
"Williams, and Henry W. May. 2 vols. Lond. 1877,
1879. royal 8vo.

SETON (William) of Pitmedden.
The Interest of Scotland in three Essays. (Annn.)
Edinh. 1700. 12mo.

SEVIGNfi (Marie de Rabutin, Marquise de).

Recueil des Lettres de Madame de Sdvignd. Nou-
velle edition augments d'un Pr<5ci8 de la Vie de cette
femme c^l6bre, de Reflexions sur ses Lettres par S. J. B.
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the French. 7 vols. Lond. 1801. 8vo.

Madame de Sdvignd and her Contemporaries. 2 vols.
Lmd. 1841. 8vo.

SEWARD (Anna).

Memoirs of the Life of Dr Darwin. Lond. 1804.
8vo.

Poetical Works, -ivith Extracts from her Literary
Correspondence, edited by Walter Scott, Esq. 3 vols.
Edinh. 1810. 8vo.

Letters of Anna Seward, written between the years
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SEWARD (Wiluam).
Biographiana. 2 vols. Lond. 1799. Svo.
Anecdotes of distinguished Persons, chiefly of the
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Svo.

SEWARD (Wiluam Wenman).

Topographia Hibernica ; or, the Topography of Ire-
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the Civil and Ecclesiastical State of that Kingdonu
Duhlin, 1795. 4to.

SEWEL (William).

The History of the Rise, Increase, and Progress of
the Christian people called Quakers, intermixed with
several remarkable occurrences. Written originally in
Low Dutch, and translated into English. Lond. 1725.
folio.

The same. Third edition. 2 vols. Lond. 1795.
Svo.

Dictionary, English and Dutch, in two Parts ; with
a Grammar for both Languages. Amsterdam, 1735.
4to.

SEWELL (Rev. William).
Christian Morals. Lond. 1840.

12mo.

SEXE (S. A.).

Boiumbrseen, 1 Juli 1868. — Le Glacier de Boium eu
Juaiet 1868. Christiania, 1869. 4to.

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SEYBERT— SHAKESPEARE.

SEYBERT (Adam).

Statistical Annals : embracing Views of the Popu-
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founded on official documents. Philadelphia, 1818.
4to.

SEYFFAETH (Gustav).

Eudimenta Hieroglyphices ; accedunt Explicationes
Speciminum Hieroglyphicorum Glossarium atque Al-
phaheta. Lipsice, 1826. 4to.

SEYMOUR (Hon. Juliana-Susannah).

The Conduct of a Married Life, laid down in a series
of Letters to a Young, Lady. 2 vols. Lond. 1754.
12mo.

SEYMOUR (Rev. M. Hobart).

A Pilgrimage to Rome, containing some Account of
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the General State of Religion in that City. Lond.
1848. 8vo.

Mornings among the Jesuits at Rome. Lond. 1849.
8vo.

Acts and Monuments of the Church. See Foxe
(John).

SEYMOUR (Robert).

A Survey of the Cities of London and West-
minster, Borough of South wark, and parts adjacent.
The whole being an improvement of Mr M. Stowe's
and other Surveys. 2 vols. Lond. 1734, 1735.
folio.

SHADWELL (John Lancelot).
A System of Political Economy.
8vo.

Lo7id. 1877.

SHADWELL (Thomas).

Dramatick Works. 4 vols. Loiul. 1720.

12mo.

SHAFTESBURY (Anthony Ashley Cooper, First
Eakl op).

Rawleigh Redivivus ; or, the Life and Death of the
Right Honourable Anthony, Earl of Shaftesbury, by
Philanax Misopappus. Lond. 1683. 8vo.

Life. See Cooper (Anthony Ashley). Mabtyn
(Benjamin).

SHAFTESBURY (Anthony Ashley Cooper,
Third Earl of).

Characteristicks of Men, Manners, Opinions, and
Times. 3 vols. Lond. 1714. 8vo.

Letters to Robert Molesworth, Esq., with two Let-
ters written by Sir John Cropley, to which is prefi.xed
a large Introduction. Lond. 1721. 8vo.

Letters of the Earl of Shaftesbury. Lond. 1746.
12mo.

SHAH OF PERSIA (The).

The Diary of H.j\I. the Shah of Persia, duiing his
Tour through Europe in a.d. 1873. By J. W. Red-
house. A verbatim translation. Lond. 1874. 8vo.

SHAIRP (John C), LL.D., St. Andrews.

Culture and Religion in some of their Relations.
Edinl. 1870. 8vo.

On Poetic Interpretation of Nature. Edinb. 1877.
8vo.

SHAXESPEARE (William).

Comedies, Histories, and Tragedies. Published
according to the True Original! Copies. Lond. 1623.
(Facsimile reprint.) folio.

Comedies, Histories, and Tragedies. Published
according to the True Originall copies. The second
impression. (Imperfect.) Lond. 1632. folio.

Works (edited by Sir Thomas Hanmer). Adorned
■with Sculptures. 6 vols. Oxford, 1771. 4to.

Plays and Poems, collated verbatim with the most
authentick copies. With the Corrections and Illustra-
tions of various Commentators, to which are added an
Essay on the Chronological order of his Plays, an
Essay relative to Shakspeare and Jonson, a Disserta-
tion on the three parts of King Henry VI., and an
Historical Account of the English Stage. By Edmond
Malone. 10 vok. Lond. 1790. 8vo.

Dramatic Works. Revised by George Steevens.
Boydell's edition. 9 vols. Land. 1802. folio.

A Collection of Prints from Pictures painted for the
purpose of Illustrating the Dramatic Works of Shaks-
peare, by the Artists of Great Britain. (By Josiah
Boydell.) 2 vols, in 1. Lond. 1803. largo folio.

The Works of William Shakespeare ; the Text re-
vised by the Rev. Alexander Dyce. 9 vols. Lond.
1866-1867. 8vo.

Plays and Poems, with the Corrections and Illustra-
tions of various Commentators ; comprehending a Life
of the Poet, and an enlarged History of the Stage, by
Edmond Malone. (New edition, edited by James
Boswell.) 21 vols. Lond. 1821. 8vo.

The Tragical! Historie of Hamlet, Prince of Den-
marke. At London, 1603. (A lithographed facsimile
of the original edition.) Lond. 1858. 4to.

The same. Newly imprinted and enlarged. At
London, 1604. (A lithographed facsimile.) Lond.
1858. 4to.

An Index to the Remarkable Passages and Words
made use of by Shakespeare, calculated to point out the
different meanings to which the words are applied. By
the Rev. Samuel Ayscough. Lond. 1790. 8vo.

SHAKESPEARE— SHAKESPEARE SOCIETY.

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SHAKESPEARE {WiLLixM)—Co>ilinued.

A Complete Verbal Index to the Plays of Shak-
speare, adapted to all the editions. By P'rancis Twiss.
2 vols. Lond. 1805. 8vo.

The Complete Concordance to Shakspere ; being a
Verbal Index to all the passages in the Dramatic
Works of the Poet, by Mrs Cowden Clarke. Lond.
(1852). royal 8vo.

A Revisal of Shakespeare's Text, wherein the altera-
tions introduced into it by the more modern Editors
and Critics are particularly considered. Lond. 1765.
8vo.

Notes and various Readings to Shakespeare. See
Capell (Edward).

An Essay on the Dramatic Character of Sir John
Falstaff. Lond. 1777. 8vo.

Shakespeariana : Catalogue of the Books, Pamphlets,
etc., relating to Shakespeare. See Catalogues (Gkne-
bal).

A Collection of Poems, being all the Miscellanies of
Mr William Shakespeare, which were published by
himself in 1609. 2 vols, in 1. Lond. [1709]. 12mo.

Shakespeare Commentaries, by Professor Dr G. G.
Gervinus. Translated under the Author's superintend-
ence, by F. E. Bunnfett. Lond. 1875. 8vo.

Shakespeare-Lexicon ; a complete Dictionary of all
the English Words, Phrases, and Constructions in the
Works of the Poet, by Dr Alexander Schmidt. 2 vols.
Berlin, 1874, 1875. royal 8vo.

An Apology for the Believers in the Shakespeare
Papers. See Chalmers (George).

Inquiry into the Authenticity of certain Miscel-
laneous Papers, attributed to Shakespeare, etc. See
Malone (Edmond).

Jahrbuch der Deutschen Shakespeare-Gesellschaft.
Herausgegeben durch F. Bodenstadt, Karl Elze und F.
A. Leo. 15 vols. Weimar, 1865-1880. 8vo.

Gallery to Shakspeare's Dramatic Works, in outlines
invented and engraved by Moritz Retzsch. Leijyzig,
1847. oblong 4 to.

New Facts regarding the Life of Shakespeare, in a
letter to Thomas Amyot, Esq., from J. Payne Collier.
Lond. 1835. 8vo.

Shakespeare's Library : a Collection of the Romance."",
Novels, Poems, and Histories used by Shakespeare as
the foundation of his Dramas, now first collected, with
introductory notices by J. Payne Collier. 2 vols.
Land. 1843. 8vo.

SHAKESPEARE SOCIETY.

The School of Abuse, containing a pleasant Invective
against Poets, Pipers, Players, Jesters, etc. By Stephen
Gosson. Lmid. 1841. 8vo.

SHAKESPEARE SOCIETY— Continued.

Memoirs of Edward Alleyn, Founder of Dulwich
College ; including some new particulars respecting
Shakespeare, Ben Jouson, Massinger, Marston, Dekker,
etc., by J. Payne Collier. Lond. 1841. 8vo.

Ludus Coventrise. A Collection of Mysteries
formerly represented at Coventry on the Feast of
Corpus Christi. Edited by James Orchard Halliwell.
Lond. 1841. 8vo.

Patient Grissil : A Comedy by Thomas Dekker,
Henry Chettle, and William Haughton, Reprinted from
the Black-letter Edition of 1603. Lond. IMl. 8vo.

The Debate between Pride and Lowliness. By
Francis Thynn. Reprinted by John Charlwood. With
an Introduction and Notes by J . Payne Collier. Lond.

1841. 8vo.

The First Sketch of Shakespeare's Merry Wives of
Windsor. Edited by James Orchard HalliwelL Lond.

1842. 8vo.

-The First and Second Parts of King Edward IV.
Histories by Thomas Heywood. With an Introduction
and Notes by Barron Field. LoJul. 1842. 8vo.

Notes of Ben Jonson's Conversations with WiUiam
Drummond of Hawthomden January 1619. By
David Laing. Loml. 1842. 8vo.

Fools and Jesters : with a Reprint of Robert Armin's
Nestof Ninnies, 1608. Lond. IM2. 8vo.

Timon : a Play. Now first printed. Edited by the
Rev. Alexander Dyce. Zoiid. 184:2. 8vo.

Pierce Penniless's Supplication to the DeviL By
Thomas Nash, from the first edition of 1592. With
Introduction and Notes by J. Payne Collier. Lond.

1842. 8vo.

Extracts from the Accounts of the Revels at Court,
in the Reigns of Queen Elizabeth and King James I.,
from the Original Office Books of the Masters and
Yoemen. With an Introduction and Notes by Peter
Cunningham. lAmil. 1842. 8vo.

The Alleyn Papers. A Collection of Original Docu-
ments illustrative of the Life and Times of Edward
Alleyn, and of the Early English Stage and Drama.
With an Introduction by J. Payne Collier. Lond.

1843. 8vo.

The First Sketches of the Second and Third Parts of
King Henry the Sixth. Edited by James Orchard
Halliwell. Lond. 1843. 8vo.

Oberon's Vision in the Midsummer-Night's Dream,
illustrated by a comparison with Lylie's Endymion.
By the Rev. N. J. Halpin. Lond. 1843. 8vo.

A Treatise against Dicing, Dancing, Plays, and Inter-
ludes, with other Idle Pastimes. By John North-
brooke. From the earliest edition, about a.d. 1577.
Lond. 1843. 8vo.

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SHAKESPEARE SOCIETY— SHAND.

SHAKESPEAEE SOCIETY— Continued.

Honour Triumphant ; and a Line of Life : two
Tracts by John Forde, the Dramatist. Now first re-
printed from the original copies published in 1606 and
1620. Land. 1843. 8vo.

The Chester Plays : a collection of Mysteries founded
upon scriptural subjects, and formerly represented by
the Trades of Chester at Whitsuntide. Edited by
Thomas "Wright. Lond. 1843. 8vo.

The True Tragedy of Eichard the Tliird ; to which
is appended the Latin Play of Eichardus Tertius, by
Dr Thomas Legge. Both anterior to Shakespeare's
Drama. With an Introduction and Notes by Barron
Field. Lond. 1844. 8vo.

The Ghost of Eichard the Third. A Poem printed
in 1614, and founded upon Shakespeare's Historical
Play. Eeprinted from the only known copy in the
Bodleian Library. With an Introduction and Notes by
J. Payne Collier. Lond. 1844. 8vo.

The old Taming of a Shrew, upon which Shakespeare
founded his Comedy, reprinted from the edition of
1594, and collated with the subsequent editions of
1596 and 1607. Edited by Thomas Amyot. Lond.

1844. 8vo.

Tarlton's Jests, and News out of Purgatory ; with
Notes, and some account of the Life of Tarlton by
James Orchard Halliwell. Lond. 1844. 8vo.

Sir Thomas More: a Play ; now first printed. Edited
by the Eev. Alexander Dyce. Lond. 1844. 8vo.

The Shakespeare Society's Papers. 4 vols. Lond.
1844-1849. 8vo.

Shakespeare's Play of King Henry the Fourth,
printed from a contemporary Manuscript. Edited by
James Orchard Halliwell. Lond. 1845. 8vo.

The Diary of Philip Henslowe, from 1591 to 1609,
printed from the original manuscript preserved at
Dulwich College. Edited by J. Payne Collier. Lond.

1845. 8vo.

Illustrations of the Fairy Mythology of a Midsummer
Night's Dream. Edited by James Orchard Halliwell.
Lond. 1845. 8vo.

Eight Novels employed by English Dramatic Poets
of the reign of Queen Elizabeth. Originally published
by Barnaby Eiche in the year 1581, and reprinted from
a copy of that date in the Bodleian Library. Lond.

1846. 8vo.

Memoirs of the Principal Actors in the Plays of
Shakespeare. By J. Payne Collier. Lond. 1846.
Svo.

The Marriage of Wit and Wisdom, an ancient inter-
lude. To which are added illustrations of Shakespeare
and the Early English Drama. Edited by James
Orchard Halliwell. Lond. 1846. Svo.

SHAKESPEAEE SOCIETY— Continued .

The Fair Maid of the Exchange, a Comedy by
Thomas Hey wood ; and Fortune by Land and Sea, a
Tragi-comedy by Thomas Heywood and William
Eowley. Edited by Barron Field. Lo7id. 1846. 8vo.

Ealph Eoister Doister, a Comedy by Nicholas Udall,
and the Tragedie of Gorboduc, by Thomas Norton and
Thomas Sackville, with introductory Memoirs. Edited
by William Durrant Cooper. Lond. 1847. 8vo.

Inigo Jones. A Life of ' the Architect, by Peter
Cunningham. Remarks on some of his Sketches for
Masques and Dramas, by J. E. Planch^ ; and five
Court Masques, edited from the Original MSS. of Ben
Jonson, John Marston, etc. By J. Payne Collier.
Land. 1848. 8vo.

The Moral Play of Wit and Science, and early
poetical Miscellanies. From an unpublished Manu-
script. Edited by James Orchard Halliwell, Lond.
1848. 8vo.

Extracts from the Eegisters of the Stationers' Com-
pany of works entered for publication between the
years 1557 and 1587. With Notes and Illustrations
by J. Payne Collier. 2 vols, iowd 1848, 1849. 8vo.

The Eemarks of M. Karl Simrock on the Plots of
Shakespeare's Plays. With Notes and Additions by
J. O. Halliwell. Lond. 1850. 8vo.

The Dramatic Works of Thomas Heywood. With a
Life of the Poet, and Remarks on his Writings by
J. Payne Collier. 2 vols. Lond. 1850.

John a Kent and John a Cumber ; a Comedy by
Anthony Munday. With other Tracts by the same
author. The Introduction and Notes by J. Payne
ColHer. Lonrl. 1851. 8vo.

The Historical Plays on the Life and Reign of Queen
Elizabeth. By Thomas Heywood. With an Intro-
duction and Notes by J. Payne Collier. Lond. 1851.
8vo.

The Golden and Silver Ages. Two Plays by
Thomas Heywood. With an Introduction and Notes
by J. Payne Collier. Lond. 1851. 8vo.

Notes and Emendations to the Text of Shakespeare's
Plays, from early manuscript corrections in a copy of
the folio, 1632, in the possession of J. Payne Collier,
forming a supplemental volume to the works of Shake-
speare by the same Editor. Lond. 1852. 8vo.

A Defence of Poetry, Music, and Stage-Plays, by
Thomas Lodge. To which are added, by the same
Author, An Alarum against Usurers ; and the delectable
History of Forbonius and Prisceria. Lowd. 1853. Svo.

SHAND (Charles Farquhar), Advocate.
The Practice of the Court of Session, on the basis of
Mr Darling's Work of 1833. 2 vols. Edinb.\M%. Svo.

SHAND— SHAW.

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SHAND (Chakles Farquhar) — Continued.
Digest of the Court of Session Act, 13 & 14 Vict.,
cap. 36. Edlnh. 1850. 8vo.

SHAEP (Granville). Memoirs of. See IIoabe
(Prince).

SHARP (Jambs), Archbishop of St. Andrews.

A True and Impartial Account of the Life of the
Most Eeverond Father in God, Dr Jaipes Sharp, with
a short but faithful Narrative of his execrable Murder,
taken from Publick Records, etc. n. p. 1723. Bvo.

The Life and Transactions of James Sharp, Arch
Bishop of St. Andrews ; giving a particular Account of
his betraying the Church of Scotland, and other Acts
of Perjury and Cruelty during his Life ; in which is
interspersed, an Account of the Battle of Pentland-
Hills, and the barbarous cruelties that were exercised
on the people, before and after that Battle. Edinh.
1779. 12mo.

A true Narrative of the late most horrid and barbar-
ous Murder committed by eleven Phanaticks upon the
person of James, late Lord Archbishop of St. Andrews.
i\^ likewise an Account of the Burning of New Prison
in Clerkenwell, etc. Land. 1679. 4to.

SHARP (John).

Observations on the Coinage of England. Lmd.
1785. 4to.

SHARP (Thomas), D.D.

The Life of John Sharp, D.D., Archbishop of York ;
to which are added. Select, Original, and copies of
Original Papers, in three Appendixes. Edited by
Thomas Newcome. 2 vols. Land. 1825. 8vo.

SHAEP (Thomas).

A Dissertation on the Pageants or Dramatic Mysteries
anciently Performed at Coventry by the Trading Com-
panies of that City. Coventry, 1825. 4to.

An Epitome of the County of Warwick, containing
a Brief Historical and Descriptive Account of the
Towns, Villages, and Parishes, with their Hamlets.
Lond. 1835. 8vo.

SHARPE (Charles Kirkpatmck).
Metrical Legends and other Poems. Oxford, 1807.
8vo.

A Ballad Book. (Privately Printed.) Edinh. 1823.

18mo.

Etchings by Charles Kirkpatrick Sharpe, with
Photographs from Original Drawings, Poetical and
Prose Fragments, and a prefatory Memoir. (Edited by
the Rev. W. K K. Bedford.) Edinb. 1869. 4to.

SHARPE (Charles KiRKrAXRicK) — Continued.

History of the Church of Scotland, by the liev. J.
Kirkton, edited by C. K. Sharpe. See Kirkton (J.)

Memorials from 1638 to 1684. See Law (Rev.
Robert).

Sergundo ; or, the Valiant Christian. (A Poem re-
lating to George Lord Gordon, first Marquis of Huntley.)
Edited by Charles Kirkpatrick Sharpe. Edinb. 1837.
4to.

SHARPE (Gregory).

An Introduction to Universal History. See Holbeko
(Ludvig, Babon).

SHARPE (Rev. John).

Chronicle of the Kings of England. See William
OF Malmesbury.

Monumenta Historica Britannica. See Britain
(Great).

SHARPE (Richard).

Letters and Essays, in Prose and Verse. Loml.
1843. 8vo.

SHARPE (Samuel).

The History of Egypt, from the Earliest Times till
the Conquest by the Arabs, a.d. 640. Lond. 1846.
8vo.

The History of Egypt under the Romans. Land.
1842. 8vo.

SHAW (Charles).

Personal Memoirs and Correspondence of Colonel
Charles Shaw, of tlie Portuguese Service, comprising a
Narrative of the War for Constitutional Liberty ia
Portugal and Spain, from its commencement in 1831
to the dissolution of the British Legion in 1837. 2 vols.
Lmid. 1837. 8vo.

SHAW (Duncan), D.D.

The History and Philosophy of Judaism, from which
is offered a Vindication of its Genius, Origin, and
Authority. Edinh. 1787. 8vo.

SHAW (George).

General Zoology, or Systematic Natural History,
continued by James Francb Stephens. 14 vols, in 28.
Lond. 1800-1826. 8vo.

See also, Cimeua Physioa.

SHAW (Henry).

The History of Antiquities of the Chajiel at Luton
Park, a seat of the Most Honourable the Marquis of
Bute. Lmd. 1829. folio.

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SHAW— SHEFFIELD.

SHAW (HsisnY)— Continued.

Illuininated Ornaments selected from Manuscripts
and early printed Books from the Sixth to the Seven-
teenth Centuries. With descriptions by Sir Y.
Madden. Lond. 1833. 4to.

Dresses and Decorations of the Middle Ages (from
the Seventh to the Seventeenth Centuries). 2 vols.
Lond. 1843. royal 8vo.

A Handbook of the Art of Illumination, as practised
during the Middle Ages. Lond. 1866. folio.

The Handbook of Medieval Alphabets and Devices.
Lond. 1856. folio.

SHAW (John). See Apollonius Khodius.

SHAW (John).

Eeports of Cases before the High Court and Circuit
Courts of Justiciary in Scotland, 1848-52. Edinb.
1853. Svo.

SHAAV (Ebv. Lachlan).

The History of the Province of Moray. Edinh.
1775. 4to.

The same. Brought down to 1826. Elgin, 1827.
4to.

SHAW (Patrick).

Principles of the Law of Scotland contained in Lord
Stairs' Institutions, with Notes and Eeferences as to
Modern Law, by Patrick Shaw. Edinb. 1863. 8vo.

Forms of Process in the House of Lords, Court of
Session, Jury Court, Teind Court, and Sheriff Court,
as established by Decisions and Acts of Parliament.
2 vols. Edinb. \M^. 12mo.

Treatise on the Law of Obligations and Contracts.
Edinb. 1847. Svo.

Cases decided in the House of Lords. See Wilson
(James).

SHAW (Patrick) and MACLEAN (Charles
Hope).

Cases decided in the House of Lords on Appeal from
the Courts of Scotland, 1821-24. 2 vols. Edinb.
1826, 1828. Svo.

Cases decided in the House of Lords, on Appeal from
the Courts of Scotland, from 19th March 1835 to 16th
August 1838. 3 vols. Edinb. 1836-1839. Svo.

See also. Court of Session.

SHAW (Ekv. Egbert).

Exposition of the Confession of Faith of the West-
minster Assembly of Divines, with an Introductory
Essay by William Hethrington, LL.D. Edinb. 1845.
12mo.

SHAW (Eev. Samuel).

Emmanuel ; or, a Discovery of True Eeligiou as it
imports a living principle in the Minds of Men, etc.
With an Introductory Essay by Robert Gordon, D.D.
Glasgow, 1829. 12mo.

An Accurate Alphabetical Index of the Eegistered
Entails in Scotland, from 1685 to 1784, Edinb. 17S4.
4to.

SHAW (Simeon), LL.D.

Nature Displayed in the Heavens and on the Earth,
according to the latest observations and discoveries.
6 vols. Lond. 1823. Svo.

SHAW (Thomas).

Travels or Observations relating to several parts of
Barbary and the Levant. Lond. 1757. 4to.

The same. Third edition, with some account of the
Author. 2 vols. Edinb. 1808. Svo.

SHAW (Eev. William).

An Analysis of the Galic Language. Lond. 1778.
4to.

A Galic and English Dictionary, containing all the
Words in the Scotch and Irish Dialects of the Celtic.
2 vols, in 1. Lond. 1780. 4to.

SHEBBEAEE (John).

Letters on the English Nation. By Batista Angeloni
(J. Shebbeare), translated from the Original Italian.
2 vols. Lond. 1756. Svo.

History of the Eeign of King Charles the Second.
See Clarendon (Edward, Earl op).

SHEDD (William G. T.), D.D.
A History of Christian Doctrine. 2 vols. Edinb.
1867, Svo. (Clark's Foreign Theological Library.)

SHEE (Martin Archer), E.A.

Ehymes on Art, or the Eemonstrance of a Painter,
with Notes and a Preface. Lond. \^Qb. 12mo.

Elements of Art : a Poem ; with Notes on the state
of the Arts. Lond. 1809. Svo.

SHEE (Peter). See Kilkenny.

SHEE (William).

The Merchant Shipping Act, 1854, 17 & 18 Vict.,
cap. 104, and the Merchant Shipping Eepeal Act,
1854, 17 & 18 Vict., cap. 120; being a Supplement to
the ninth edition of Abbott on the Law of Merchant
Ships and Seamen. Lmul. 1854. royal Svo.

SHEFFIELD (John, Lord).

Observations on the Manufactures, Trade, and pres-
ent state of L-eland. Lond. 1785. Svo.

SHEIL— SHEPHERD.

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•SHEIL (Lady).

Glimpses of Life and Manners in Persia. With
Notes on Kussia, Koords, Toorkomans, Nestorians,
Khiva, and Persia. Lond. 1856. 8vo.

SHELFOKD (Leonard).

The Real Property Statutes of 2 & 3 and 3 ik 4
William IV., with Explanatory Notes. Lond. 1833.
12mo.

A Practical Treatise of the Law of Mortmain, and
Charitable Uses and Trusts, with an Appendix of
Statutes and Forms. Lond. 1836. 8vo.

A Practical Treatise of the Law of Marriage and
Divorce, and Registration ; as altered by the recent
Statutes. Lond. 1841. 8vo.

The Real Property Statutes, passed in the reigns of
William IV. and Queen Victoria ; with copious Notes
and Forms of Deeds. Fifth edition, with additions.
Lond. 1850. 8vo.

The Ijaw of Railways, including the Consolidation
and other General Acts for regulating Railways in
England and Ireland. Third edition. Lond. 1853.
8vo.

The Bankrupt Law Consolidation Act, 1849, 12 & 13
Vict., c. 106, and subsequent Statutes, and copious
Notes of Cases, with the Rules, Orders, and Forms
made in pursuance thereof. Second edition. Loiid.
1854. 12mo.

The Law relating to the Probate, Legacy, and Suc-
cession Duties; including all the Statutes, and the
Decisions on those subjects ; with Forms and practical
directions. Lond. 1855. 12mo.

The Law of Highways in England and Wales.
Third edition, with Supplement. Lond 1865. 12mo.

Shelford's Law of Railways, containing the whole
of the Statute Law for the Regulation of Railways
in England, Scotland, and Ireland. Fourth edition.
By W. Cunningham Glen, Barrister-at-Law. 2 vols.
Lond. 1869. royal 8vo.

Shelford's Law of Joint-Stock Companies ; contain-
ing a Digest of Case Law, the Compariies Acts, the
Orders made under those Acts, and Notes of Cases.
Second edition. By David Pitcairn, Barrister-at-Law,
and Francis Law Latham. Lond. 1870. 8vo.

SHELLEY (Mrs).

Rambles in Germany and Italy, in 1840, 1842, and
1843. 2 vols. Lmd. 1844. 8vo.

SHELLEY (Percy Bysshe).

Queen Mab : a Poenu Lond. 1821. 8vo.

Posthumous Poema Loud. 1824. 8vo.

SHELLEY (Percy Ji^aBiiz)— Continued.

Poetical Works, including various Additional Pieces
from MS. and other Sources, the text carefully revised ;
with Notes and a Memoir by William Michael Rossetti.
2 vols. Lond. 1870. 8vo.

Prose Works. Edited by Harry Buxton Forman.
4 vols. Land. 1880. 8vo.

Essays, Letters from Abroad, Translations, and Frag-
ments. Edited by Mrs Shelley. 2 vols. Lond. 1840.
post 8vo.

The Shelley Papers. Memoir of Percy Bysshe
Shelley by T. Medwin ; and Original Poems and I'apers
by Percy Bysshe Shelley. Lond. 1833. 12mo.

Shelley ; a Critical Biography. See Smith (George
Bahnett).

SHELTON (Maurice).

Short View of George Hickes's Treasure of the
Ancient Northern Languages. See Wotton (William).

SHELTON (Thomas).

Translation of Don Quixote. See Cervantes.

SHELTON (Thomas).

The Art of Shorts Writing, according to Tachy-
graphy, first composed by Jlr Thomas Shelton, and
approved by both Universities. Also Mr Jeremy
Rich, his Method of Contractions, etc. Lond. 1684.
12mo.

SHENSTONE (William).
Works, in Verse and Prose.
1764-1769. 8vo.

3 vols. Lond.

SHEPHAED (John).

The New Marriage Act : Instructions to Clergymen,
Surrogates, and the Public, on the grant of Marriage
Licences under the New Marriage Act, 3 Geo. IV.
c. 75, with the necessary forms to obtain the same.
Loud. 1822. 8vo. (Bound with Tyrwhitt on the
Marriage Act.)

SHEPHERD (H. I)

The Law and Practice relative to the Election of
Members of Parliament, with an Appendix containing
Forms of Petitions, etc. Lond. 1836. I2mo.

SHEPHERD (Lady Mary).

Essays on the Perception of an External Universe,
and other Subjects connected with the Doctrine of
Causation. Lond. 1827. 8vo.

SHEPHERD (Rev. William).
The Life of Poggio Bracciolini. Licerpool, 1800.
4to.

920

SHEPHEED— SHIELDS.

SHEPHERD (Eev. ^YlJ.hl\u)— Continued.
Paris in Eighteen Hundred and Two, and Eighteen
Hundred and Fourteen. Lond. 1814. 8vo.
Systematic Education. See Education.

SHEPPAED (William).

The Touchstone of Common Assurances ; or, a Treatise
on Conveyancing. Sixth edition. With Notes by
Edward HUliard. Lond. 1791. Svo.

SHEEAE (Major Moylb).

Scenes and Impressions in Egypt and in Italy.
(Anon.) Lond. 1824. 8vo.

Notes and Eeflexions during a Eamble in Germany.
(Anon.) Lond. 1826. 8vo.

The Imagery of Foreign Travel ; or, Descriptive
Extracts from Scenes in Egypt, India, etc. (Anon.)
Lond. 1838. Svo.

SHEEATON (Thomas).

Designs for Household Furniture, exhibiting a
variety of elegant and useful Patterns in the Cabinet,
Chair, and Upholstery branches. Lond. 1812. folio.

SHEEBUENE (John Henry).

The Life of Paul Jones, from Original Documents in
possession of John Henry Sherburne. Lond. 1825.
8vo.

SHEEIDAN (Charles Beinsley).

The Songs of Greece, from the Eomaic text, edited
by M. C. Fauriel, with Additions. Translated into
English Verse. Lond. 1825. 8vo.

SHEEIDAN (Eight Hon. Eichard Brinslby).

Dramatic Works, with a Life of the Author. (Edited
by Thomas Moore.) 2 vols. Lond. 1821. Svo.

Dramatic Works, with a Memoir of his Life by
G. G. S. Lond. 1848. 12mo. (Bohn's Standard
Library.)

Works : Dramas, Poems, Translations, Speeches, and
unfinished Sketches. Edited by F. Stainforth.
Lond. 1874. Svo.

Speeches of the Eight Hon. E. B. Sheridan. Edited
by a Constitutional Friend. 5 vols. Lond. 1816.
Svo.

Sheridaniana : or, Anecdotes of the Life of Eichard
Brinsley Sheridan: his Table-Talk, and Bon-Mots.
Lond. 1826. Svo.

SHEEIDAN (Thomas).

The Satires of Persius. See Persius.

SHEEIDAN (Thomas).

A General Dictionary of the English Language, with
a proposed Standard of Pronunciation. 2 vols. Lond.
1780. 4to.

SHEEIDAN {Thomas)— Contumed.

British Education ; or, the source of the disorders of
Britain. Being an Essay proving that the immorality,
false taste, and ignorance which so generally prevail
are the consequences of the present defective system of
Education. Lond. 1769. Svo.

A Course of Lectures on Elocution ; with two Dis-
sertations and other Tracts on Language, etc. A new
edition. Lond. 1781. Svo.

SHEEINGHAM (Eobbet).

De Anglorum Gentis origine disceptatio. Cantab.
1670. Svo.

SHEELOCK (Eev. Martin).

Letters from an English Traveller. Translated from
the French original. Lond. 1780. Svo.

New Letters from an English Traveller. Written
originally in French, and now translated into English
by the Author. Lond. 1781. 8vo.

SHEELOCK (Thomas), D.D., Bishop of London.

Several Discourses preached at the Temple Church.

4 vols. Lond. 1759. Svo.

The same, new edition. 4 vols. Oxford, 1812.

Svo.

A Free and Candid Examination of the Principles

advanced in the Bishop of London's Sermons, lately

published, and in his very ingenious Discourses on

Prophecy. By the Author of The Critical Enquiry

into the Opinions and Practices of the Ancient

Philosophers. Lond. 1756. Svo.

SHEELOCK (Dr William).

Case of Allegiance. See Revolution. (Collection
of Tracts. Vol. L)

SHETLAND.

A true and exact Description of Shetland, its
trade, produce, and inhabitants; together with an
account of the Herring Fishery. Second edition.
Lond. 1753. 12mo.

SHIELDS (Alexander).

A Hind let Loose ; or, an Historical Eepresentation
of the Testimonies of the Church of Scotland for the
interest of Christ. Lond. 1687. 8vo.

The History of Scotch Presbytery ; being an epi-
tome of the "Hind Let Loose"; with a Preface, by a
Presbyter of the Church of Scotland. Lond. 1692.
4to.

A True and Faithful Relation of the Sufferings of
the reverend and learned Mr Alexander Shields,
Minister of the Gospel Written with his own hand.
n.p. 1715. 4tp.

SHIELDS— SHOWER.

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SHIELDS (Rev. Alexander) — Omtinued.

An Elegy upon the Death of tlmt famous and
faithful Minister and Martyr, Mr James Renwick, com-
posed immediately after his Execution at Edinburgh,
17th February 1668. Reprinted 1723. 12mo.

The Life and Death of that eminently pious Minister
and Martyr, Mr James Renwick; with a vindication
of the heads of his Dying Testimony. To wliich is
added, The Manner of Ordaining of Ruling Elders,
by Mr Renwick. i:di?ib. 1724. 12rao.

See also, M'Millan (John). Renwick (James).
Ward (Richard).

SHIPLEY (Dr Jonathan), D.D., Bishop of St.
Asaph.

Works. 2 vols. Land. 1792. 8vo.

SHIPWRECKS and Disasters at Sea; or, Histo-
rical Narratives of the most noted calamities and pro-
vidential deliverances which have resulted from Mari-
time Enterprise ; with a Sketcli of various Expedients
for Preserving the Lives of Mariners. 3 vols. Edinh.
1812. 8vo.

SHIRLEY (James).

Dramatic Works and Poems, now first collected,
with Notes by William Gifford; and some Account
of Shirley and his Writings, by the Rev. Alexander
Dyce. 6 vols. Lond. 1833. 8vo.

SHIRLEY (Walter Augustus), D.D., Bishop of
Sodor and Man.

Letters and Memoir. Edited by Thomas Hill, B.D.,
Archdeacon of York. Lo7id. 1849. 8vo,

SHIRREFF (John).

General View of the Agriculture of the Orkney
Islands, with Observations on the Means of their
Improvement. Edinh. 1814. 8vo.

SHIRREFF (Patrick).

A Tour through North America; together with a
comprehensive view of the Canadas and United States,
as adapted for Agricultural Emigration. Edinh. 1835.
8vo.

SHIRREFS (James), D.D.

An Inquiry into the Life, Writings, and Character
of the Rev. Dr William Guild, one of the Chaplains in
Ordinary to King Charles I. With some Strictures
upon Spalding's Account of him and of the Times in
which he lived. Aberdeen, 1798. 8vo.

SHOBERL (Frederic).

Narrative of the Events which occurred in and near
Leipzig, before, during, and subsequent to the engage-
ments between the Allied Armies and the French, in
October 1813. Sixth edition. Lond. 1814. 8vo.

SHOBERL (YaEX>e.mc)— Continued.

Excursions in Normandy, illustrative of the
Character, Manners, Customs, and Traditions of the
People ; of the State of Society in general, and of the
History, Arts, etc., of that interesting province of
France. 2 vols. Lond. 1841. 8vo.

Frederick the Great and his Times. Edited with an
Introduction by ITiomas CampbelL (Anon.) 4 vols.
Lmd. 1842-1843. 8vo.

History of Our Own Times, 2 vols. Lond. 1843,
1845. 8vo.

Persecution of Popery : Historical Narratives of the
most remarkable Persecutions occasioned by the
intolerance* of the Church of Rome. 2 vols. Lond.
1844. 8vo.

See also, Klaproth (Julius von). Thiers (Louis
Adolphe).

SHOELL (F.)

Histoire abr6g6e de la Litterature Romaine. 4 vols.
Paris, 1815. 8vo.

SHOETTGEN (Christian).

Novum Lexicon Grseco-Latinum in Novum Testa-
mentum ; nunc post Jo. Tobiam Krebsium recensuit,
auxit, et variis Observationibus Philologicis et Criticie
locupletavit Gottlieb Leberecht Spohn. Huiix, 1790.
8vo.

SHORE (Hon. Frederick John).

Notes on Indian Affairs. 2 vols. Lond. 1837. Svo.

SHORT (Thomas), M.D.

New Observations, Natural, Moral, etc., on City,
Town, and Country BiUs of Mortality ; to which
are added Abstracts of the best Authors on that
subject. With an Appendix on the Weather and
Meteors. Lond. 1750. Svo.

SHORT (Thomas Vowlek), D.D.
A Sketch of the History of the Church of England
to the Revolution, 1688. Lond. 1838. 8vo.

SHORTLAND (Edward).

The Southern Districts of New Zealand ; a Journal,
with passing Notices of the Customs of the Aborigines.
iMnd. 1851. 8vo.

SHORTT (John), Barrister.

The Law of Railway Companies. See Godefkoj
(Henry).

SHOWER (Rev. John).

Serious Reflections on Time and Eternity, by John
Shower ; and on the Consideration of our Latter End,
and other Contemplations. By Sir Matthew Hale.
With an Introductory Essay by Thomas Chalmers,

D.D. Glasgow, 1828. 8vo.

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SHEEWSBUEY— SIBTHORP.

SHREWSBUEY (Earl op).

Letter to Ambrose Lisle Phillipps, Esq., descriptive
of the Estatica of Caldaro, the Addolorata of Capriana,
and the Estatica of Monte Sansavino. Land. 1842.
8vo.

SHUCKFOED (Samuel), D.D.

The Sacred and Profane History of the World con-
nected, from the creation of the World to the dissolu-
tion of the Assyrian Empire at the death of
Sardanapalus ; including the Dissertation on the
Creation and Fall of Man. Revised and improved by
James Creighton. 4 vols. Land. 1819. 8vo.

SHUTE (W.)

The Triumphs of Nassau.

See Nassau.

SIA]\L

Voyage de Siam des Pferes Jesuites. See Tachabd
(Guy).

Journal du Voyage de Siam. See Choisi (L'Abb6 de).

SIBBALD (George), M.D.

Eegulas bene et salubriter Vivendi; opera E. S.
[Sibbaldi], M.D., nunc primum editae. Quibus accessere
Eoberti Bodii de Trochoregia, de filii sui primogeniti
Institutione, Monita. Edinb. 1701. 12mo.

SIBBALD (James).

The Record of the Public Ministry of Jesus the
Christ. Edinh. 1798. 8vo.

Chronicle of Scottish Poetry, from the thirteenth
century to the Union of the Crowns ; with a Glossary.
4 vols. Edinh. 1802. 8vo.

SIBBALD (Sir Eobeet), M.D.

Scotia lUustrata ; sive Prodromus Historise Naturalis;
in quo Eegionis Natura, incolarum ingenia et mores,
morbi iisque medendi methodus, et medicina indigena
accurrate explicantur. Edinh. 1684. folio.

Memoria Balfouriana, sive Historia rerum pro Literis
promovendis, gestarum a clarissimis fratribus Balfouriis,
D.D. Jacobo, Barone de Kinaird, et D.D. Andrea, M.D.
Equite Aurato. Edinh. 1699. 12mo.

Commentarius in Vitam Georgii Buchanani, ab
ipsomet scriptam. Edinh. 1702. 8vo.

Miscellanea Eruditaa Antiquitatis quse ad Borealem
BritannisB Majoris partem pertinet. Edinh. 1710. —
Vindiciae Scotiaj Illustratas sive Prodromi Naturalis
Historiaj Scotiae contra Prodromastices, etc. ; sub Larva
LibeUi de legibus Hist. Naturalis latentes. Edinh. 1710.
— Introductio ad Historiam Eerum a Eomanis gestarum
in ea Borealis Britanniai parte, quae ultra murum
Picticum est. Edinh. 1706. — Commentarius in J. Agri-
colae Expeditiones. Edinh. 1711. folio. (Bound in
one vol.)

SIBBALD (Sir Egbert), 'i,l.'D.— Continued.

The Liberty and Independence of the Kingdom and
Church of Scotland, asserted from Antient Eecords.
To which is added, a Speech at the Proclamation of K.
James VI., concerning the Succession to the Crown of
England. The Independency of the Kingdom and
Church of Scotland. Second edition enlarged. Wherein
all the Objections by Mr Atwood and others against
the same are fully answered. Edinh. 1703, 1704. 4to.

A Collection of several Treatises in folio, concerning
Scotland as it was of old, and also in later times, viz. :■ —
1. Historical Inquiries concerning Eoman Monuments
and Antiquities in Scotland. — 2. The History, Ancient
and Modern, of the Sheriffdoms of Fife and Kinross. —
3. Conjectures concerning Eoman Forts, Colonies, and
Forts on the Friths of Forth and Tay. — 4. The History
and Desciiption of the Sheriffdoms of Linlithgow and
Stirling.— 5. The Description of the Isles of Orknay
and Zetland. — 6. An Account of the Writers and
Manuscripts not printed which treat of the Description
of Scotland. Edinh. 1739. folio.

The History, Ancient and Modern, of the Sheriffdoms
of Fife and Kinross, with a Description of both, and
of the Firths of Forth and Tay, and the Islands in
them, with an Account of the Natural Products of the
Land and Waters. Cupar, 1803. 8vo.

Description of the Isles of Orknay and Zetland.
Reprinted from the edition of 1711. Edinh. 1745. 8vo.

Remains of Sir Robert Sibbald, M.D., containing his
Autobiography, Memoirs of the Royal College of
Physicians, portions of his Literary Correspondence,
and an Account of his MSS. Edinh. 1837. 8vo.

See also, Scotland (Collection of Tracts).

SIBBEEN (Nicolaus Petrus).

Bibliotheca Historica Dano-Norvegica sive De
Scriptoribus rerum Dano-Norvegicarum Commentarius
historico-literarius. Hamburgi, 1716. 4to.

SIBEEIA.

The Antidote ; or, an Inquiry into the Merits of a
Book entitled, a Journey into Siberia, made in 1761,
and published by the Abbd Chappe d'Auteroche. By
a Lover of TrutL Lond. 1772. 8vo.

See Chappe d'Auteroche (L'Abb^).

SIBOENE (Capt. W.)

History of the War in France and Belgium, in 1815.
Atlas in folio. 2 vols, and Atlas. Lond. 1844. 8vo.

SIBTHOEP (JoH.\NNE8), M.D.

Florae Graecae Prodromus, sive Plantarum omnium
Enumeratio, quas in Provinciis aut Insidis Graeciae
invenit, Characteres et Synonyma elaboravit Jacobus
Edwardus Smith, M.D. 2 vols. Loml. 1806. 8vo.

SIBYLLINA ORACULA— SILLERY.

923

SIBYLLINA ORACULA.

Sibyllina Oraciila ex vett. codd. emendata et
commentariis diversonim illustrata, opera et studio
Servatii Gallsei. Aimtelodami, 1689. 4to.

SICILY.

Opuscoli di Autori Siciliani. 12 vols. Catania,
1758-1771. 8vo.

SIDDONS (Mrs). See Campbkll (Thomas).
SIDDONS (H.) See Plays (Vol. IV.)
SIDMOUTH (Viscount).

Life and Correspondence. See Pellew (Hon.
George).

SIDNEY (Rev. Edwin).

Life of the Rev. Rowland Hill. Lond. 1834. 8vo.
Life of Lord Hill, G.C.B., late Commander of the
Forces. Lond. 1845. 8vo.

SIDNEY (Hon. Henry), afterwards Earl of
Romney.

Diary of the Times of Charles the Second, including
his Correspondence with the Countess of Sunderland
and other distinguished persons at the English Court,
to which are added. Letters illustrative of the Times
of James II. and William III. Edited with Notes by
R. W. Blencowe. 2 vols. Lond. 1843. 8vo.

SIDNEY (Sir Philip).

The Countess of Pembroke's Arcadia, written by
Sir Philip Sidney, with additions by Sir W. A. [Alex-
ander] ; whereunto is now added a Sixth Booke by
R. B. Lond. 1629. folio.

The Works of the Honourable Sir Philip Sidney,
Kt., in Prose and Verse. 3 vols. Lond. 1725. 8vo.

The Complete Poems of Sir PhUip Sydney, edited
with Essay on the Life and Writings, and Notes
a»d Illustrations by the Rev. Alexander B. Grosart.
2 vols. Lond. 1873. 8vo. (Tlie Fuller Worthies'
Library).

The Psalmes of David, translated into divers and
sundry kindes of Verse. Begun by Sir Philip Sidney,
and finished by the Countess of Pembroke, his sister
Chiswick, 1823. 12mo.

SIDNEY (Samuel).

The Three Colonies of Australia : New South Wales,
Victoria, South Australia ; their Pastures, Copper-
Mines, and Gold Fields. Lond. 1852. 8vo.

SIDONIUS APPOLLINARIS. See Apollinaris.

SIENA.

Guida deUa Citta di Siena, per gli Amatori delle
Belle-Arti. Siena, 1832. 12mo.

SIERAKOWSKI (X. Seb. Hrab.)

Architektura, etc. See Poland: Bibliotheca Po-

LONICA.

SIERRA LEONE. See Macaulay (Kenneth).
Thobpb (Egbert).

SIETE PARTIDAS (Las), del Sabio Eey Don
Alonso el Nono nuevamente Glosadas, por el licenciado
Gregorio Lopez. 4 vol& ValladoUd, 1587-1588.
folio.

SIGAUD DE LA FOND. See Mussenbroek
(Pierre van).

SIGEBERTUS GEMBLACENSIS. See Fabri-
cius (Joannes Albebtus).

SIGISMUNDUS (Augustus).
Epistolse, Legationes, et Responsa. See Poland :
Bibliotheca Polonica.

SIGONIUS (Carolus).

De Antiquo Jure Civium Romanorum. Venetiin,
1560. 4to.

De Republica Atheniensium Libri IV. Ejusdem
de Athenien. Lacedaemoniorumq. Temporibus Liber,
BononicB, 1564. 4to. (Bound with the preceding.)

SIGOURNEY (Mrs L. H.)
Pleasant Memories of Pleasant Lands.
12mo.

Lond. 1843.

SIKES (Wirt), U. S. Consvlfm- Wales.
British GobUns, Welsh Folk-Lore, Fairy Mythology,
Legends and Traditions. Lond. 1880. 8vo.

SILENTIARIUS (Paulus), See Cinnamus (Jo-
annes).

SILIUS ITALICUS (Caius).

Punicorum Libri XVII. Parmce, 1481. folio.

Punicorum Libri XVII., cum excerptis ex Fr. Modii
Lectionibus et Casp. Barthii Adversariis, tum Dan.
Heinsii crepundiis SUianis et postremis notis Nic.
Heinsii nunc primum editis curante Arnoldo Draken-
borch. Trajecti ad Rhenum, \1\1. 4to.

The Second Punick War between Hannibal and the
Romanes. The whole seventeen books Englished from
the Latine of Silius Italicus ; >vith a Continuation
from the Triumph of Scipio to the Death of Hannibal.
By Thomas Ross. Lond. 1661. folio.

SILLERY (Charles Doynb).
Vallery; or the Citadel of the Lake. 2 vols.
Edinb. 1829. 8vo.

Eldred of Erin. Edinb. 1830. 12mo.

924

SILLIG— SIMON.

SILLIG (Julius).

Dictionary of the Artists of Antiquity, with three
Chronological Tables, translated by the Eev. H. W.
Williams ; to which are added C. Plinii Secundi
Naturalis Historiae Libri XXXIV.-XXXVI., with four
Indexes and a Preface by E. H. Barker. Lund. 1837.
8vo.

SILLIMAN (Professor).

Consistency of the Discoveries of Modem Geology
with the Sacred History of the Creation and the
Deluge. Lond. 1837. 12mo.

SILLIMAN (Benjamin).

A Journal of Travels in England, Holland, and
Scotland, in the years 1805-1806. 3 vols. Boston,
1812. 8vo.

SILVA DE VARIA LECION. See Mexia
(Pebo).

SILVAYN (Alexander).

The Orator; handling a hundred severall Discourses
in forme of Declamations : some of the arguments being
drawne from Titus Livius and other ancient Writers.
Written in French by Alexander Silvayn. Englished
by L. P. (Anthony Munday). Lond. 1596. 4to.

SILVESTRE (J. B.)

Paldographie UniverseUe : Collection de Fac-simile
d'ficritures de tons les Peuples et de tons les Temps,
tir6s des plus authentiques Documents de I'art graphique,
Chartes et Manuscrits existant dans les Archives et
les Bibliothfeques de France, d'ltalie, d'Allemagne et
d'Angleterre. Accompagnds d'Explications Histor-
iques et Descriptives par MM. ChampoUiou-Figeac et
Aim6 ChampoUion, fils. 4 vols. Paris, 1841. folio.

Universal Palaeography ; or, Fac-sLmiles of Writ-
ings of all Nations and Periods, copied from the most
celebrated and authentic Manuscripts, accompanied by
an historical and descriptive text and introduction,
by ChampoUion-Figeac and Aimd ChampoUion, fils.
Translated from the French and edited by Sir Frederic
Madden. 2 vols. Lond. 1850. royal 8vo.

SIME (James).

Lessing : His Life and Writings. 2 vols. Lond.
1877. 8vo.

SIMEON (Rev. Charles).

Memoirs of the Life of the Rev. Charles Simeon,
with a Selection from his Writings and Correspon-
dence. Edited by the Rev. William Carus. Lond.
1847. 8vo.

SIMEON DUNELMENSIS. See
(Great) : Hist. Angl. Scriptores Decern.

Britain

SIMIGIANUS (Ambrosius).

Scriptores Rerum Transsilvanarum. — Historia Eerum
Ungaricarum et Transsilvanicarum, ab Anno 1490
usque 1606, quatuor libris comprehensa, nunc primum
edita. Liber I. Adcuravit Jos. Car. Eder. Cihinii,
1800. 4to. (All published.)

SIMLER (JosiAs).

Vita Simleri Sec Stuck (J. W.)

SIMMONDS (Edward).

The genuine Letters of Mary Queen of Scots to
James, Earl of Bothwell. Translated from the French
originals by Edward Simmonds. Westminster, 1726.
8vo.

SIMMS (Joseph), M.D.

Nature's Revelations of Character ; or, the Mental,
Moral, and Volitive Dispositions of Mankind, as mani-
fested in the Human Form and Countenance. Lond.
1873. 8vo.

A New Physiognomical Chart of Character. Glasgow,
1873. 12mo.

SIMON (Henry).

Armorial General de I'Empire Frangais. 2 vols.
Paris, 1812. folio.

SIMON (J. Franz).

Animal Chemistry with reference to the Physiology
and Pathology of Man. Translated and edited by
George E. Day. 2 vols. Lond. 1845, 1846. 8vo.
(Sydenham Society.)

SIMON (James).

An Essay towards an Historical Account of Irish
Coins, and of the Currency of Foreign Monies in
Ireland, with an Appendix containing several Statutes,
Proclamations, etc., relating to the same. Dublin,
1749. 4to.

SIMON (Pedro).

Noticias Historiales de las Conquistas de Tierra
Firme en las Indias Occidentals. Madrid, 1627.
folio.

SIMON (Richard), Pretre de I'Oratoire.

Histoire Critique du Vieux Testament. Paris,
1680. 4to.

Histoire Critique du Vieux Testament. Nouvelle
edition, augmentde d'un Apologie, etc. Amsterdam,
1688. 4to.

Reponse de Pierre Ambnin, k I'Histoire Critique
du Vieux Testament. Rotterdam, 1685. 4tQ.

SIMON— SIMPSON.

925

SIMON (Richard), Prctrede VOratoire—Continwd.

E(5ponse au Livre intituld aux Sentimens de quelqucs
Theologiens de HoUande sur I'Histoire Critique. Par
le Prieur de Bolleville [R. Simon]. Amsterdam, 1621.
4fco.

Eichardi Simonis Opuscula Critica adversus Isaacum
Vossium. Defenditur sacer Codex Ebraicus et B.
Hieronymi Tralatio. Edinhurgi, 1685. 4to.

Histoire Critique du Texte du Nouveau Testament.
Rotterdam, 1689. 8vo.

Critical Enquiries into the various Editions of the
Bible, printed in divers places, and at several times ;
together with animadversions upon a small Treatise of
Dr Isaac Vossius concerning the Oracles of the Sibylls;
and an Answer to the Objections of the late Critica
Sacra. Lund. 1684. 4to.

SIMOND (LoDis).

Journal of a Tour and Residence in Great Britain,
during the years 1810 and 1811, by a French
Traveller; with Remarks on the Country, its Arts,
Literature, Politics, etc. 2 vols. Edinh. 1815. 8vo.

The same. Second edition ; to which is added an
Appendix on France. 2 vols. Edinh. 1817. 8vo.

Switzerland ; or, a Journal of a Tour and Residence
in that Country, in the years 1817, 1818, and 1819;
followed by an Historical Sketch of the Manners and
Customs of Ancient and Modem Helvetia. 2 vols.
Lmd. 1822. 8vo.

A Tour in Italy and Sicily. Land. 1828. 8vo.

SIMONDE DE SISMONDI (J. C. L.) See

SiSMONDI.

SIMONIN (Louis).

Underground Life ; or. Mines and Miners. Trans-
lated (from the French), adapted to the present state
of British Mining, and edited by Henry W. Bristow.
Lond. 1869. royal 8vo.

SIMONS (Nicholas) and STUART (John).
Reports of Cases Decided in the Court of Chancery.
2 vols. Lund. 1824, 1827. 8vo.

SIMONS (Nicholas).

Reports of Cases Decided in the High Court of
Chancery, 1826 to 1849. 16 vols. Lmid. 1829-1850.
8vo.

The same. New Series, 1850-1852. 2 vols. Lond.
1851, 1852. 8vo.

SIMPLICIUS. See Epictetus.

SIMPSON (Alexander).

The Life and Travels of Thomas Simpson, the Arctic
Discoverer, by his brother, Alexander Simpson. Land.
1845. 8vo.

SIMPSON (Sin George).

Narrative of a Journey Round the World, during
the years 1841 and 1842. 2 vols. Lmtd. 1847. 8vo.

SIMPSON (James), Advocate.

Necessity of Popular Education as a Natural Object;
with Hints on the Treatment of Criminals, and Obser-
vations on Homicidal Insanity. Edinb. 1834. 8vo.

The Philosophy of Education, with its Practical
Application to a System and Plan of Popular Educa-
tion as a National Object. Edinh. 1836. 8vo.

SIMPSON (James Palgbave).

Letters from the Danube. 2 vols. Loml. 1847.
8vo.

Pictures from Revolutionary Paris, sketched during
the first Phases of the Revolution of 1848. 2 vols.
Edinh. 1849. 8vo.

Paris after Waterloo : Notes taken at the time and
hitherto unpublished, including a revised edition of a
Visit to Flanders and the Field. Edinh. 1853. 8vo.

See also, Waterloo.

SIMPSON (James Y.), M.D.

Homoeopathy : its Tenets and Tendencies, theoretical,
theological, and therapeutical. Edinh. 1853. 8vo.

Physicians and Physic : Three Addresses. I. On
the Duties ; II. On the Prospects of Young Physicians ;
III. On the Modern Advancement of Physic. Edinh.
1856. post Bvo.

SIMPSON (Joseph).

On the Study of the Law. See Dawes (Matthew).

SIMPSON (Thomas).

Essays on several curious and useful subjects in
Speculative and Mix'd Mathematiks. Lond. 1740-
4to.

Mathematical Dissertations on a variety of Physical
and Analytical subjects. Lond. 1743. 4to.

Miscellaneous Tracts on some curious and very
interesting subjects in Mechanics, Physical-Astronomy,
and Speculative Mathematics. Lond. 1757. 4to.
(Bound with the preceding.)

Elements of Geometry, with their application to the
Mensuration of Superficies and Solids, etc. Lond.
1800. 8vo.

Trigonometry, Plane and Spherical Lond. 1799.
8vo. (Bound with the preceding.)

A Treatise of Algebra. Lond. 1800. 8vo.

The Doctrine and Application of Fluxions. Second
edition. Lond. 1776. 8vo.

The Doctrine and Application of Fluxions. Part II.
Lond.n 50. 8vo.

926

SIMPSON— SIXCL AIR

SIMPSON (TRO}.iAs)—Co7itmned.

Select Exercises for Young Proficients in the Mathe-
matics, to ■which is prefixed an Account of the Life and
AVritings of the Author, by Charles Hutton. Land.
1792. 8.V0.

The Doctrine of Annuities and Reversions, with
useful Tables. Lond. 1775.— A Supplement to the
Doctrine of Annuities and Eeversions. Lond. 1791.
8vo.

The Nature and Laws of Chance. Illustrated with
a great variety of Examples. Lond. 1792. 8vo.

SIMPSON (Thomas).

Narrative of the Discoveries on the North Coast of
America, effected by the Officers of the Hudson's Bay
Company, during the years 1836-1839. Lond. 1843.
8vo.

SIMPSON (William).

A Private Journal kept during the Niger Expedition,
from May 1841 until the recall of the Expedition in
June 1842. Lond. 1843. 8vo.

SIMEOCK (M. Karl). See Shakespeare Society.

SIMS (Eichard).

An Index to the Pedigrees and Arms contained in
the Heralds' Visitations, and other Genealogical Manu-
scripts in the British Museum. Lond. 1849. 8vo.

Handbook to the Library of the British Museum ;
with some Account of the Principal Libraries in
London. Lond. 1854. 12mo.

A Manual for the Genealogist, Topographer,
Antiquary, and Legal Professor; consisting of
Descriptions of Public Eecords, Parochial and other
Registers, WiUs, County and Family Histories,
Heraldic Collections in Public Libraries, etc. Lond.
1856. 8vo.

SIMS (Eev. Thomas).
Historical Defence of the Waldenses.
(Jean Eodolphe).

See Petran

SIMSON (Edward), S.T.D.

Chronicon Historiam Catholicam complectens, ab
Exordio Mundi ad Nativitatem D. N. Jesu Christi, et
oxinde ad annum a Christo nato LXXL Cum
parasceve ad Chronicon Catholicum. Omnia recensuit,
et Animadversiones adjecit Petrus Wesseling. Lugduni
Batavorum, 1729. folio.

SIMSONUS (EoBERTCs), M.D.
Sectionum Conicarum libri quinque. Ed. secunda,
emendatior et auctior. Edinh. 1750. 4to.

SIMSONUS (Robertus), 'Sl.T).~-Continued.

Opera qua;dam Reliqua (Geometrica) nunc primuni
post Auctoris mortem, in lucem edita, impensis quidem
Philippi Comitis Stanhope, cura Jacobi Clow. 2 vols.
Glasgtuv, 1776. 4to.

See also, Apollonius Perg^eus. Euclidis Elementa.

SINCLAIR (Alexander).

Catalogue of Heraldic, Genealogical, and Antiquarian
Books and Manusciipts, which belonged to the late
Alexander Sinclair. Edinh. 1877. 4to.

SINCLAIR (Catherine).

Modern Accomplishments ; or, the March of In-
tellect. Edinb. 1836. 8vo.

Modern Society ; or, the March of Intellect : the
Conclusion of Modern Accomplishments. Edinb. 1 837.
8vo.

Hill and Valley ; or. Hours in England and Wales.
Edinb. 1838. 8vo.

Scotland and the Scotch ; or, the Western Circuits.
Edinb. 1840. post 8vo.

Shetland and the Shetlanders ; or the Northern
Circuit. Edinb. 1840. 8vo.

SINCLAIR (George), Professor of Philosophy,
Glasgoio University.

Ars nova et magna Gravitatis et Levitatis, sive
Dialogorum PhUosophicorum libri sex de Aeris vera
ac reali Gravitate. Quibus access, de Instrumentis
Hydragogicis libri duo. Roterodami, 1669. 4to.

The Hydrostaticks ; together with some Miscellany
Observations, the last whereof is a short History of
Coal. Edinb. 1672. 4to.

The Principles of Astronomy and Navigation, being
the whole Doctrine of the Sphere. To which is added
a Discovery of the Secrets of Nature, which are founded
on the Mercurial Weather-Glass, etc. Edinb. 1688.
12mo.

Proteus bound with Chains, unfolding the Reasons
why before the Fair Weather the Quicksilver Ascends,
etc. A subject not hitherto treated of. Edinb. 1688.
1 2mo. (Bound with the preceding.)

SINCLAIR (George).

Satan's Invisible World Discovered; or, a Choice
collection of Modem Relations, proving evidently
against the Atheists that there are Devils, Witches,
and Apparitions. To all which is added the Mar-
vellous History of Major Weir, etc. Edinb. 1746.
12mo.

SINCLAIE— SIRR

927

SINCLAIR (Georqe).

Hortus Gramincus Wobumensis ; or, an Account of
the results of experiments on the produce and nutritive
qualities of different Grasses and other Plants, used aa
the Food of the more valuable Domestic Animals ;
instituted by John, Duke of Bedford. Lond. 1824.
royal 8vo.

SINCLAIR (Sir George), Bart.
Letters to the Protestants of Scotland. Edinh. 1852.
12mo.

SINCLAIR (Sir John).

Observations on the Scottish Dialect. Lond. 1782.
8vo.

Essays on Miscellaneous Subjects (chiefly on Rural
Economy). Lond. 1802. 8vo.

The History of the Public Revenue of the British
Empire, from the remotest periods recorded in history
to 1802; with a Review of the Financial Administra-
tion of Mr Pitt. 3 vols. Zow(7. 1803-1804. 8vo.

Sketch of Improvements carrying on in the County
of Caithness, by Sir John Sinclair, Bart. Lond. 1803.
4to.

Observations on the Propriety of Preserving the
Dress, the Language, the Poetry, etc., of the Ancient
Inhabitants of Scotland. Addressed to the Highland
Societies of London and of Scotland. Lond. 1804.
8vo.

The Code of Health and Longevity for the Preser-
vation of Health and the Attainment of Long Life.
4 vols. Edinh. 1807. 8vo.

Account of the Systems of Husbandry adopted in
the more improved districts of Scotland. Edinb. 1812.
8vo.

An Account of the Highland Society of London,
from its establishment in 1778 to 1813. Lond. 1813.
8vo.

General Report of the Agricultural State and
Political Circumstances of Scotland, drawn up for
the consideration of the Board of Agriculture,
under the direction of Sir John Sinclair; and
Appendix in 2 vols. 5 vols. Lond. 1814. 8vo.

A Code of Political Economy, founded on the basis
of Statistical Inquiries. Edinh. 1821. 8vo.

Analysis of the Statistical Account of Scotland.
2 vols. Edinh. 1825. 8vo.

On the Culture and Uses of Potatoes. Edinh. 1828.
8vo.

The Correspondence of Sir John Sinclair, Bart.,
with Reminiscences of the most Distinguished
Characters who have appeared during the last Fifty
Years. 2 vols. Lond. 1831. 8vo.

Statistical Account of Scotland. See Scotland,

SINCLAIR (Sir 3 oh^)— Continued.
Memoirs of Sir John Sinclair, Bart. See Sinclaih
(Rev. John).

SINCLAIR (John, Master of).

Memoirs of the Insurrection in Scotland in 1715.
With Notes by Sir Walter Scott. (Edited by James
Macknight and David Laing.) Edinh. 1858. 4to.
(Abbotsford Club.)

Proceedings in the Court-Martial held upon John,
Master of Sinclair. See Roxdubohe Club.

SINCLAIR (Rev. John).

Dissertations vindicating the Church of England,
with regard to some Essential Points of Polity and
Doctrine. Lond. 1833. 8vo.

Memoirs of the Life and Works of the late Riglit
Hon. Sir John Sinclair, Bart, by his son, the Itev.
John Sinclair. 2 vols. Edinh. 1837. 8vo.

SINCLAIR (John), Archdeacon of Middlesex.
Sketches of Old Times and Distant Places. Lond.
1875. 8vo.

SINCLARUS (Georgius). See Sinclair (George).

SINGAPORE.

Formation of the Singapore Institution, 1823.
Malacca, 1823. 8vo.

SINGER (George John).

Elements of Electricity and Electro-Chemistry.
Lond. 1814. 8vo.

SINGER (Samuel Weller).

Researches into the History of Playing Cards : with
illustrations of the origin of Printing and Engraving on
Wood. Lond. 1816. 4to.

See also. Clarendon (Hbnry Hyde, Earl of).
Chalkhill (John). Hall (Joseph). Homer, Lodge
(Thos.), Lovelace (Richard).

SINGER (William), D.D.

General View of the Agriculture of Dumfries. Edinh.
1812. 8vo.

A Statement of the niunbers, duties, etc., of the
Clergy of Scotland. See Scotland (Collection of Tracts
in Octavo).

SINKER (Robert).

A Catalogue of the Fifteenth-Century Printed Books
in the Library of Trinity College, Cambridga Cam-
bridge, 1876. 8vo.

SIRR (Henry Charles).

Ceylon and Cingalese ; their History, Government,
andRehgion. The Antiquities, Institutions, etc., of the
Island ; with Anecdotes illustrating the Manners and
Customs of the People. 2 vols. Z^mJ. 1850. postSvo.

928

SISMONDI— SKENE.

SISMONDI (J. C. L SiMONDE de).

De la Richesse Commerciale ; ou Principes d'fico-
nomie Politique. 2 vols. GenSve, 1803. 8vo.

jS^ouveaux Principes d'Economie Politique, ou de la
Eichesse dans ses rapports avec la Population. 2 vols.
Paris, 1819. 8vo.

De la Litt(5ratare du Midi de I'Europe. 4 vols.
Paris, 1813. 8vo.

Historical view of the Literature of the South of
Europe, by J. C. L. Simon dede Sismondi. Translated
from the original, with Notes by Thomas Koscoe.
4 vols. Lond. 1823. 8vo.

Histoire des FranQais. 31 vols. Paris, 1821-1844.
8vo.

Histoire de la Chute de I'Empire Remain, et du D^clin
de la Civilisation. Bruxelles, 1836. royal 8vo.

Histoire des Republiques Italiennes du Moyen Age.
IG vols. Paris, 1809-1818. 8vo.

History of the Crusades against the Albigenses, in
tlie Thirteenth Century. Translated from the French
of M. de Sismondi, with an Introductory Essay by the
Translator. Lond. 1826. 8vo.

Review of the Progress of Religious Opinions during
the Nineteenth Century. Translated from the French
of Sismondi. Lond. 1826. 8vo.

Histoire de la Renaissance de la Liberie en Italic, de
ses Progres, de sa Decadence, et de sa Chute. 2 vols.
Paris, 1832. 8vo.

Historical View of the Iiiterature of the South of
Europe. Translated by Thomas Roscoe. 2 vols.
Lond. 1846. (Bohn's Standard Library.)

Italian Republics ; or the Origin, Progress, and
Fall of Italian Freedom. Lond. 1832. 12mo.
(Lardner's Cabinet Cyclopaedia.)

A History of the Fall of the Roman Empire ; com-
prising a View of the Invasion and Settlement of the
Barbarians. 2 vols. Lond. 1834. 12mo. (Lardner's
Cabinet Cyclopisdia.)

SISSON (Rev. J. L.)

Historic Sketch of the Parish Church, Wakefield.
Wakefield, 1824. 4to.

SIVRY (PoiNsiNET de).

Nouvelles Recherches sur la Science des M^dailles,
Inscriptions, et Hi^roglyphes Antiques. Maestricht,
1778. 4to.

SKANDINAVIENS Historia, under Konungarne af
Folgunga-Atten. Stockholm, 1818. 8vo.

SKARBEK (Frederic).

Thfiorie des Richesses Sociales ; suivie d'une Biblio-
graphic de I'l^conomie Politique. 2 vols. Pam, 1829.
8vo.

SKEAT (Rev. Walter W.)

Etymological Dictionary of the English Language,
arranged on an historical basis. Part I. Oxford,
1879. 4to.

SKELTON (John).

Poetical Works, with Notes, and some Account of the
Author and his Writings, by the Rev. Alexander Dyce.
2 vols. Lond. 1843. 8vo.

SKELTON (John), Advocate.

The Impeachment of Mary Stuart, sometime Queen
of Soots, and other Papers, Historical and Biographical.
minb. 1876. 8vo.

The Boarding-out of Pauper Children in Scotland,
with an Introduction on Pauperism. Edinh. 1876.
post 8vo.

Essays in Romance, and Studies from Life. Udinb.
1878. 8vo.

SKELTON (Joseph).

Engraved Illustrations of the Principal Antiquities
of Oxfordshire, from Original Drawings by F. Mac-
kenzie ; with Descriptive and Historical Notices. Ox-
ford, 1823. folio.

Oxonia Antiqua Eestaurata ; containing upwards of
one hundred and seventy Engravings, forming an Illus-
tration of the Colleges, Halls, and Public Buildings in
this University. 2 vols. Oxford, 1823. imp. 4 to.

Engraved Illustrations of Antient Armour, from the
Collection at Goodrich Court, Herefordshire. From the
Drawings and with the Descriptions of Dr Meyrick.
2 vols. Lond. 1830. folio.

SKENE (Alexander).

Memorials for the Government of the Iloyall-Burghs
in Scotland. As also a Survey of the City of Aber-
deen, with the Epigrams of Arthur Johnstoun, Doctor
of Medicin, upon some of our chief Burghs, translated
into English by I. Barclay. By Philopoliteius [Alex-
ander Skene]. Aberdeen, 1685. 12mo.

A succint Survey of the famous City of Aberdeen,
with its Situation, Description, Antiquity, Fidelity, and
Loyalty to their Soveraigns ; as also the Gracious
Rewards conferred thereon, and the signaU Evidences
of Honour put upon many chief Magistrats thereof,
with a ("atalogue of them since the City was burn'd
for Loyalty about the year 1330. (Anon.) Aberdeen,
1685. Reprinted 1833. 12mo.

A Plain and Peaceable Advice to those called Pres-
byterians in Scotland. Lond. 1681. 4to.

SKENE (Alexander).

Poems, Epistles, and Songs. Aberdeen, 1820. 8vo.

SKENE— SKINNER

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SKENE (George).

The Chronology of the Old Testamont, and its con-
nection with Profane History. Edinh. 1836. 12mo.

An Examination of Professor Skene's " Clironology
of the Old Testament, and its connection with Profane
History," with Incidental Remarks upon several points
of Ancient History. [By James Laurie.] jB'/mj6. 1838.
12mo.

SKENE (Sir John).

De Verborum Significatione : The Exposition of the
termes an<l difficill wordes contained in the foure buikes
of Regiam Majestatem, and uthers, in the Actes of
Parliament, Infeftments, etc. Collected and exponed
be M. John Skene. (Subjoined to his edition of the
Actes of Parliament.) Edinh. 1597. folio.

See Pamjament. Regiam Majestatem. Udall(W.)

SKENE (William Forbes), Writer to the Signet.

The Highlanders of Scotland, their Origin, History,
and Antiquities ; with a Sketch of their Manners and
Customs. 2 vols. Land. 1837. 8vo.

The Four Ancient Books of Wales, containing the
Cymric Poems attributed to the Bards of the Sixth
Century. 2 vols. Edinh. 1868. 8vo.

The Coronation Stone. Edinh. 1869. small 4to.

Celtic Scotland : a History of Ancient Alban.
VoL I. History and Ethnology, Vol. II. Church and
Culture. Vol. III. Land and People. 3 vols. Edinh.
1876-1880. 8vo.

SKERTCHLY (Sydney B. J.)
The Physical System of the Universe ; an Outline of
Physiography. Loud. 1878. post 8vo.

SKETCH of the Controversy between Dr Priestley
and his Opponents. See Priestley (Joseph).

SKETCH of Old England, by a New England Man.
Lond. 1822. 8vo. .

SKETCH BOOK of Geoffrey Crayon. See Irving
(Washington).

SKETCHES of the Lives of Correggio and Par-
megiano. See Coxe (William).

SKETCHES AND ESSAYS. Reprinted by per-
mission from the Saturday Review. Editib. 1873.
12mo.

SKETCHES of Modern Greece : illustrative of the
leading events of the Revolution. By a young English
Volunteer in the Greek service. 2 vols. Lond. 1828.
Svo.

SKETCHES of the Hindoos. ^See Hindoos.

SKETCHES of India: written by an Officer for
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SKETCHES in Ireland ; descriptive of interesting
Districts in the North and South. Dublin, 1827. Svo.

SKETCHES of Politics and PubUc Men, for the
year 1812. Lond. 1813. Svo.

Sketches of Politics and Public Men, for the year
1813. Lond. 1814. 8vo.

SKEYNE (Gilbert).

Tracts by Dr Gilbert Skeyne, Medicinar to His
Majesty. Edinh. 1860. 4to. (Bannatyne Club.)

SKINNER (Andrew).

Maps of the Roads of Ireland. See Taylor
(George).

SKINNER (Rev. John), Episcopal Clergyman in
Longside.

Theological Works. To which is prefixed a Bio-
graphical Memoir of the author. 2 vols. Aberdeen,
1809. Svo.

A Miscellaneous Collection of Fugitive Pieces of
Poetry, by the late Rev. J. Skinner. Being VoL III.
of his Posthumous Works. Edinh. 1809. Svo.
(Bound with Vol. II. of the preceding.)

An Ecclesiastical History of Scotland, from the first
appearance of Christianity in that Kingdom, to the
present time. 2 vols. Lond. m%. Svo.

SKINNER (Rev. John), Forfar.

Annals of Scottish Episcopacy, from 1788 to 1816,
inclusive ; with a Biographical Memoir of the Right
Reverend John Skinner of Aberdeen, Senior Bishop of
the Episcopal Church in Scotland. Edinh. 181S. Svo.

SKINNER (Joseph).

The Present State of Peru, comprising its Geography,
Topography, Natural History, Commerce, Arts, and
Customs, from original and authentic documents.
Lond. 1805. 4to.

SKINNER (Stephanus), M.D.

Etymologicon Linguae Anglicanae ; sen Explicatio
vocum Anglicarum Etymologica ex propriis fontibus.
Lond. 1671. folio.

SKINNER (Thomas).

Elenchi motuum nuperorum in Anglia Pars tertia,
sive Motus CompositL See Bate (George).

The Life of General Monk, Duke of Albemarle, from
an Original Manuscript of Thomas Skinner. To which
is added a Preface and some Observations in Vindica-
tion of General Monk, by William Webster. Lond.
1723. Svo.

SKINNER (Thomas).

The Stock Exchange Year-Book for 1878.

1878. 8vo.

6b

Lond.

930

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SKINNER (Major Thomas).

Excursions in India, including a Walk over tlie
Himalaya Mountains to the Sources of the Jumna and
the Ganges. 2 vols. Lond. 1832. 8vo.

Adventures during a Journey Overland to India, by
way of Egypt, Syria, and the Holy Land. 2 vols.
Lund. 1836. 8vo.

SKINNER (William) and HARRIS (Alexander).

Edinburgh Municipal and Police Act, 1879, with
Incorporated Clauses and Analytical Index. Edinh.
1879. 8vo.

SKIRVING (William). See Trials,

SKJOLDEBEAND (Colonel A. F.)

Voyage Pittoresque au Cap Nord. (Four parts in

1 vol.) Stockholm, 1801, 1802. oblong folio.

A Picturesque Journey to the North Cape. Trans-
lated from the French. Lond. 1813. 8vo.

SKOTTOWE (Augustine).

The Life of Shakespeare ; Enquiries into the Origin-
ality of his Dramatic Plots and Characters ; and Essays
on the Antient Theatres and their Theatrical Usages.

2 vols. Lond. 1824. 8vo.

SKRINE (Henry).

Three successive Tours in the North of England and
great part of Scotland. Lond. 1795. 4:to.

A General Account of all the Rivers of note in
Great Britain. Lond. 1801. 8vo.

Two successive Tours thi-oughout the whole of Wales,
with several of the adjacent English Counties. Lond.
1812. 8vo.

SKYE (Isle of.)

Description of the Spar Cave, with Geological Re-
marks relative to the Island. See Maclbay (K.)

SKYNNER (Thomas). See Skinner (Thomas).

SLADE (Adolphus), R.N.

Records of Travels in Turkey, Greece, etc., and of a
Cruise in the Black Sea, with the Capitan Pasha, in
the years 1829, 1830, and 1831. 2 vols. Lond..
1832, 1833. 8vo.

Turkey, Greece, and Malta. 2 vols. Lond. 1837.
8vo.

Travels in Germany and Russia, including a Steam
Voyage from Vienna to Constantinople in 1838-1839.
Lond. 1840. 8vo.

SLADE (William).

Vermont State Papers; being a Collection of Re-
cords and Documents connected with the assumption
and establishment of Government by the people of
Vermont. Middlebury, 1823. 8vo.

SLATER'S Directory of Scotland, 1878. Man-
chester, 1878. royal 8vo.

SLATYER (William).

The History of Great Britanie, from the first peo-
pling of this Hand to this presant raigne of our hapy
and peacefull monarke K. James. (A Poem.) Lond.
[1621.] folio.

SLEAFORD.

Sketches illustrative of the Topography and History
of New and Old Sleaford, in the County of Lincoln,
and of several places in the Neighbourhood. Sleaford,
1825. 8vo.

SLEATER (Rev. Matthew).

Introductory Essay to a new System of Civil and
Ecclesiastical Topography, and Itinerary of Counties of
Ireland, with Remembrances of Memorable Events.
Dublin, 1805. 8vo.

The same. Dublin, 1806. 8vo.

SLEEMAN (Lieutenant-Colonel W. H.)

Rambles and Recollections of an Indian Official.
2 vols. Lond. 1844. royal 8vo.

SLEIDAN (John).

A famouse Cronicle of oure time, called Sleidanes
Coramentaries, concerning the State of Religion and
Commonwealth, during the reign of the Emperour
Charles V. Translated out of Latin by Jhon Daus.
Lond. 1560. folio.

The General History of the Reformation of the
Church from 1517 to 1556, translated from the Latin
of Dr Sleidan ; to which is added a Continuation to
the end of the Council of Trent in 1562, by E. Bohun.
Lond. 1689. folio.

Histoire Entifere deduite depuis le D61uge jusques au
temps present, et Commentaires touchant I'Estat de la
Religion et Republique, sous I'Empereur Charles V.
Geneve, 1561. folio.

SLEIGH (Capt. Adderley W.)

Nautical Re-organization and increase of the Trading
Marine ; also, a practical plan for Manning the Royal
Navy without Impressment, and proposals to amelior-
ate the present condition of the Mariners of Great
Britain. Lond. 1840. 8vo.

SLEZER (John).

Theatrum Scotife ; containing the prospects of their
Majesties Castles and Palaces, together with those of
the most considerable Towns and Colleges ; the Ruins
of many ancient Abbeys, Churches, Monasteries, and
Convents within the said kingdom, all curiously en-
graven on copperplates, with a short description of each
Place. (With additional Views and Maps inserted.)
I Lond. 1693. foUo.

SLEZER— SMELLIE.

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SLEZER (3 OBi;)— Continued.

The same. A new edition, containing all the works
of Slezer known to exist ; with the Life of the Author,
and largo additional illustrations by John Jamieson,
D.D. JSdinb. 1814. folio.

SLINGSBY (Sir Henry).

Original Memoirs written during the great Civil
War ; being the Life of Sir Henry Slingsby, and Me-
moirs of Captain Hodgson ; with Notes (edited by Sir
Walter Scott), minb. 1806. 8vo.

SLOANE (Sir Hans).

A Voyage to the Islands Madera, Barbados, Nieves,
St. Christophers, and Jamaica; with the Natural
History of the last of those Islands ; to which is pre-
fixed an Introduction, wherein is an Account of the
Inhabitants, Air, Waters, Diseases, Trade, etc., of that
Place, with some Relations concerning the neighbouring
Continent and Islands of America. 2 vols. Lond.
1707, 1725. folio.

SMALCIUS (Valentinus).

Opuscula. See Poland : Bibliotheca Polonica.

SMALL (Rev. Andrew).

Interesting Roman Antiquities recently discovered
in Fife, ascertaining the seat of the Great Battle fought
betwixt Agricola and Galgacus ; also, observations re-
garding the ancient palaces of the Pictish Kings in the
town of Abernetby. Edinh. 1823. 8vo.

SMALL (Rev. James G.)

The Highlands, the Scottish Martyrs, and other
Poems. Edinb. 1843. post 8vo.

SMALL (John) and GIFFARD (J. W. de Longue-
ville).

Reports of Cases adjudged in the High Court of
Chancery, by the Vice-Chancellor Sir John Stuart,
1852-1857. 3 vols. Lond. 1855-1858. 8vo.

SMALL (Robert), D.D.
Statistical Account of Dundee.
Pieces.

See Statistical

SMALRIDGE (G^ohoe), Bishop of Bristol.
Sixty Sermons preach'd on several occasions. Ox-
ford, 1724. folio.

SMART (John).

Tables of Time, calculated for Two Hundred Years ;
to which are added Mr Flamsteed's Table of the Equa-
tion of Natural Days, and other useful tables. Lond.
1702. 12mo.

SMEATON (Rev. Gbokoe), Professor, New College,
Edinburgh.

Memoir of Alexander Tliomson of Banchory. Edinh.
1869. 8vo.

The Doctrine of the Atonement as taught by the
Apostles ; or, the Sayings of the Apostles exegetically
Expounded; with Historical Appendix. Edinh. IS70.
8vo

SMEATON (John).

A Narrative of the Building, and a Description of
the construction of the Edystone Lighthouse with
stone ; to which is subjoined an Appendix giving an
Account of the Lighthouse on the Spurn Point, built
upon a sand. Lond. 1791. folio.

Reports of John Smeaton, made on various occasions,
in the course of his employment as a Civil Engineer.
3 vols. Lond. 1812. 4to.

The Miscellaneous Papers of John Smeaton, Civil
Engineer, comprising his Communications to the Royal
Society ; forming a fourth volume to his Reports.
Lond. 1814. 4to.

SMECTYMNUUS. An Answer to a Booke en-
tituled. An Humble Remonstrance in which the
originall of Liturgy and Episcopacy is discussed.
Written by Smectymnuus [i.e., S. Marshall, E. Cala-
may, T. Young, M. Newcomen, and W. Spurstowe].
Lond. 1641. 4to.

SMECTYMNUUS REDIVIVUS. Being an An-
swer to a Book entituled, An Humble Remonstrance
in which the Original of Liturgy and Episcopacy is
discussed. (Edited by Tho. Manton.) Lond. 1653.
4to.

SMEDLEY (Rev. Edward).

History of France. See Library of Useful Know-
ledge.

History of the Reformed Religion in France. See
Theological Library.

SMEE (Alfred).

My Garden, its Plan and Culture ; together with a
General Description of its Geology, Botany, and
Natural History. Lond. 1872. royal 8vo.

SMELLIE (William).

BufFon's Natural History, General and Particular,
by the Count de Buffon. See Buffon (George Louis
le Clerc, Count de).

Account of the Institution and Progress of the
Society of Antiquaries of Scotland. See Antiquaries
(Society of).

The Philosophy of Natural History. 2 vols. Lond.
1790, 1799. 4to.

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SI^IELLIE— S:^IITIT.

SMELLIE (WiLLiAii)— Continued.

Literary and Characteristic Lives of John Gregory,
M.D., Henry Home, Lord Karnes, David Hume,
and Adam Smith, LLD. ; to which are added a Dis-
sertation on Puhlic Spirit, and Three Essays. Edirth.
1800. 8vo.

Life and CoiTospondence. See Kerr (Egbert).

SMETH (Th^gd. db).

Lettre sur la Sculpture, k M. Thdod. de Smeth. See
Hemsterhuis (FRANgois).

SMETON (Thomas).

Ad virulentum Archibaldi Hamiltonii apostatse Dia-
logum de confusione Calvinianse sectaa apud Scotos,
impi6 conscriptum, Orthodoxa Eesponsio. Adjecta est.
Vera Historia extreme vit^ et obitus eximii viri Joan.
Knoxii, Ecclesise Scoticanae instauratoris fidelissimi.
Edinb. 1579. 8vo.

SMIDS (LuD.)

Romanorum Imperatorum Pinacotheca. See Bib
(Jacobus de).

SMIGLECIUS (Martinus).

Logica Selectis Disputationibus et Qua38tionibus
illustrata. See Poland : Bibliothkca Pglonica.

SMILES (Samuel), LL.D.

Story of the Life of George Stevenson, Eailway
Engineer. Lond. 1859. 8vo.

Lives of the Engineers, with an Account of their
principal Works comprising also a History of Inland
Communication in Britain. 3 vols. Lond. 1861,
1862. 8vo.

The Huguenots : their Settlements, Churches, and
Industries in England and Ireland. Lond. 1867.
8vo.

The Huguenots in France, after the Revocation of
the Edict of Nantes ; with a Visit to the Country of
the Vaudois. Lond. 1873. 8vo.

Self-Help, with Illustrations of Character, Conduct
and Perseverance. Lond. 1871. 8vo.

On Character. Lond. 1872. 8vo.

Thrift. Lond. 1875. 8vo.

Life of a Scotch Naturalist, Thomas Edward.
Lond. 1876. 8vo.

Robert Dick, Baker of Thurso, Geologist and Bo-
tanist. Lond. 1878. 8vo.

George Moore, Merchant and Philanthropist. Lond.
1878. 8vo.

SMIRKE (Edward).

Digest of the Law of Evidence at Nisi Prius. See
RoscoB (Henry).

SMITH (Adam), LL.D., Professor of Moral Philo-
sophy, Glasgoio.

The Theory of Moral Sentiments. Lond. 1759. 8vo.

The same. To which is added, a Dissertation on
the Origin of Languages. 2 vols. Lond. 1790. 8vo.

Adam Smith's Theory of Moral Sentiments, with his
Essay on the First Formation of Languages ; to which
is added, a Biographical and Critical Memoir of the
Author, by Dugald Stewart. Lond. 1861. 8vo.
(Bohn's Standard Library.)

An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the
"Wealth of Nations. Fifth edition. 3 vols. Lond.
1789. 8vo.

The same. With Notes; and an additional volume
by David Buchanan. 4 vols. Edinb. 1814. 8vo.

The same. With a Life of the Author, an Intro-
ductory Discourse, Notes, and Supplemental Disserta-
tions, by J. R. M'CuUoch. 4 vols. Edinh. 1828.
8vo.

Recherches sur la Nature et les Causes de la Richesse
des Nations, par Adam Smith. Traduction nouvelle,
avec des Notes et Observations, par Germain Garnier.
5 vols. Paris, 1802. 8vo.

Essays on Philosophical Subjects ; to which is pre-
fixed an Account of the Life and Writings of the
Author. By Dugald Stewart. Lond. 1795. 4to.

A complete Analysis or Abridgment of Smith's
Wealth of Nations. See Joyce (Rkv. Jeremiah).

Literary and Characteristic Life of Adam Smith.
See Smellie (William).

SMITH (Albert).

The Fortunes of the Scattergood Family. 3 vols.
Lond. 1845. 8vo.

SMITH (Alexander).
Poems. Lond. 1853. 12mo.

SMITH (Alexander).

A New History of Aberdeenshire. Edited by Alex-
ander Smith. In two parts. Aberdeen and Edinh.
1875. 8vo.

SMITH (Archibald), M.D.

Peru as it is : a Residence in Lima, and other parts
of the Peruvian Republic ; comprising an Account of
the Social and Physical features of that Country.
2 vols. Loud. 1839. post 8vo.

SMITH (C. J.)

Synonyms discriminated. A complete Catalogue of
Synonymous Words in the English Language, with
descriptions of their various shades of meaning, and
illustrations of their usages and specialities. Illus-
trated by Quotations from Standard Writers. Lond.
1871. 8vo.

SMITH.

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SMITH (C. J.)— Continued.

Autographs of Koyal, Noble, Learned, and Eemark-
able Personages. See AdtogRaphs,

SMITH (Caleb).

A Geographical Description of the Coasts, Harbours,
and Sea Ports of the Spanish West Indies. Translated
from an Authentic Manuscript, written in Spanish, by
Domingo Gonzales Carranza. Loud, 1740. 8vo.

SJIITH (Charles).

The Antieut and Present State of the County and
City of Cork. 2 vols. Dublin, 1750. 8vo.

The same. 2 vols. Cork, 1815. 8vo.

The Ancient and Present State of the County of
Kerry; containing a Natural, Civil, Ecclesiastical,
Historical, and Topographical Description thereof.
Dublin, n.d. 8vo.

The Antient and Present State of the County and
City of Waterford. Dublin, 1746. 8vo.

SMITH (LiEUT.-CoL. Charles Hamilton).

The Natural History of the Human Species : its
Typical forms. Primaeval Distribution, Filiations, and
Migrations. Edinh. 1848. 12mo.

SMITH (Charles John).

Historical and Literary Curiosities ; consisting of
Original Documents, Scenes of remarkable Events and
interesting Localities ; and the Birthplaces, Eesidences,
Portraits, and Monuments of eminent Literary Char-
acters, selected and engraved by Charles John Smith.
Lond. 1840. 4to.

SMITH (Chaeles Manlby).

A Treatise on the Law of Master and Servant,
including therein Masters and Workmen in every
description of Trade and Occupation, with an Appendix
of Statutes. Lond.\9>b2. 12mo.

SMITH (Charles Eoach).

Catalogue of the Museum of London Antiquities,
collected by, and the property of Charles Koach Smith.
Lond. 1854. royal 8vo.

Illustrations of Eoman London. Lond. 1859. 4to.

SMITH (Edward), M.D.

Foods. Lond. 1879. 8vo. (International Scientific
Series.)

SMITH (Eli).

Eesearches of the Eev. E. Smith and Eev. H. G. 0.
Dwight in Armenia ; including a Journey through Asia
;Minor, and into Georgia and Persia, with a Visit to the
Nestorian and Chaldean Christians of Oormiah and
Salmaa. 2 vols. Bostmi, 1833. 8vo.

SMITH {EiA)—Continmd.

The sama To which is prefixed a ISferaoir on the
Geography and Ancient History of Armenia. Lond.
1834. 8vo.

SMITH (Frederick G.)

Practical Eemarks on the Present State of Fire In-
surance Business. Edinl. 1832. 8vo.

SMITH (George).

A Practical Explanation of the Elements of Archi-
tecture. Edinb. 1827. 12mo.

SMITH (Eev. George) D.D.

Narrative of an Explanatory Visit to each of the
Consular Cities of China, and to the Islands of Hong
Kong and Chusan, in behalf of the Church Missionary
Society in the years 1844-46. Lond. 1847. 8vo.

SMITH (Eev. George), Minist'-r of Blrse.

Truth as Eevealed ; or, Voluntaryism and Free
Churchism . opposed to the Word of God; with an
Answer to the Protest loft on the Table of the General
Assembly in May 1843. Edinb. 1847. 12mo.

SMITH (George), LL.D.

Assyrian Discoveries; an Account of Explorations
and Discoveries on the site of Nineveh during 1873
and 1874. Lond. 1875. 8vo.

SMITH (George), LL.D., of Edinburgh.

Life of John WUson, D.D. For Fifty Years
Philanthropist and Scholar in the East. Lond. 1878.
8vo.

Life of Alexander Duff, D.D. 2 vols. Lond. 1879.
8vo.

SMITH (George Barnett).

Shelley ; a Critical Biography. Edinb. 1878. 8vo.
SMITH (Goldwin).

Three English Statesmen : a Course of Lectures on
the Political History of England. Lond. 1867. 8vo.

SMITH (Hon. H. 0.)

Early Indiana Trials and Sketches. Eeminiscences
by Hon. H. 0. Smith. Cincinnati, 1858. 8vo.

SMITH (Eev. Hely).

The MacCallum More; a History of the Argyll
Family from the Earliest Times. Lond. 1861. 8vo.

SMITH (Horace).

Brambletye House ; or, Cavaliers and Eoundheads.
3 vols. Lond. 1826. 8vo.

Festivals, Games, and Amusements. See National
Library.

First Impressions : A Comedy. See Plats (Col-
lection of), Vol. X.

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SMITH.

SMITH (Horace and James).

Eejected Addresses; or, tte New Theatrum Poet-
arum. (Anon.) — Horace in London, consisting of Imi-
tations of the first two Books of the Odes of Horace.
See P0EM8 (Collection of), Vol. XVII.

SMITH (Hubert).

Tent Life with English Gipsies in Norway. Lond.
1873. 8vo.

SMITH (J. Irvine).

Edinburgh and Glasgow Bank ; Report of Jury
Trial, Rev. David Dobbie against Sir William Johnston
and George E. Russell. Reported by J. Irvine Smith.
Edinb. 1861. 4to.

SMITH (James) of Jordarihill.

The Voyage and Shipwreck of St. Paul ; with Dis-
sertations on the Sources of the Writings of St. Luke ;
and Ships and Navigation of the Antients. Lond.
1848. 8vo.

SMITH (Sir James Edward), M.D.

A Tour to Hafod in Cardiganshire, the seat of Thomas
Johnes, Esq., M.P. Lond. 1810. folio.

A Sketch of a Tour on the Continent. 3 vols.
Lmd. 1807. 8vo.

Considerations respecting Cambridge, more par-
ticularly relating to its Botanical Professorship. Lond.
1818. 8vo.

A Grammar of Botany, illustrative of Artificial, as
well as natural, Classification ; with an Explanation of
Jussieu's System. Lond. 1821. 8vo.

Introduction to Physiological and Systematical
Botany. Fifth edition enlarged. Lond. 1825. 8vo.

The English Flora. 4 vols. Lmd. 1828-1830.
8vo.

A Tour in Lapland. See Linn^us (Carvel).

Memoir and Correspondence. Edited by Lady
Smith. 2 vols. Lond. 1832. 8vo.

SMITH (Captain John).

A Description of New England; or, the Observa-
tions and Discoveries of Captain John Smith (Ad-
mirall of that Country), in the North of America,
1614-1616. Lond. 1616. 4to.

The Generall Historic of Virginia, New-England,
and the Summer Isles ; with the names of the Ad-
venturers, Planters, and Governours from their first
beginning, anno 1584 to this present 1626. Also the
Maps and Descriptions of those Countries, etc. Lond.
1632. folio.

SMITH (John).

The Trade and Fisliing of Britain displayed ; with a
Description of Orkney and Shetland. Lond. 1662.
4 to.

SMITH (John), Fellmc of Queen's College, Cam-
bridge.

Select Discourses treating of the true method of
attaining Divine Knowledge, etc. [Edited by Lord
Hailes.] Edinb. 1756. 12 mo.

SMITH (John), LLB.

Chronicon Rusticum-Commerciale ; or. Memoirs of
Wool, etc. ; being a Collection of History and Argu-
ment concerning the Woolen Manufacture and Woolen
Trade in general. 2 vols. Lond. 1747. 8vo.

SMITH (John).

Select Views in Italy, with Topographical and His-
torical Descriptions in English and French. 2 vols.
Lond. 1796. oblong folio.

SMITH (Rev. John).

Gaelic Antiquities ; consisting of a History of the
Druids, particularly of those of Caledonia ; a Disserta-
tion on the Poems of Ossian, and a Collection of
Ancient Poems translated from the Gaelic of UUin,
Ossian, Orran, etc. Edinb. 1780. 4to.

The Life of St. Columba, the Apostle and Patron
Saint of the Ancient Scots and Picts, and joint Patron
of the Irish ; commonly called Colum-Kille, the Apostle
of the Highlands. Edinh. 1798. 8vo.

General View of the Agriculture of the County of
Argyle. Edinb. 1798. 8vo.

SMITH (John).

Iconographia Scotica ; or, Portraits of Illustrious
Persons of Scotland, with their Lives. Lond. 1798.
4to.

SMITH (John), Mus. Doc.

Cathedral Music, with an Accompaniment for the
Organ or Pianoforte.

Loiid. 1813. folio.

SMITH (John).

Memoirs of the Marquis of Pombal, with Extracts
from his Writings and Despatches. 2 vols. Lond.
1843. 8vo.

SMITH (John).

Fruits and Farinacea, the proper food of Man.
Lond. 1845. 8vo.

SMITH (John).

Our Scottish Clergy : Fifty-two Sketches, Bio-
graphical, Theological, and Critical, including Clergy-
men of all Denominations. Edinb. 1848. 8vo.

The same. Second Series. Edinb. 1849. 8vo.

The same. Third Series. Edinb. 1851. 8vo.

SMITH.

935

SMITH (John Gordon), M.D.

The Piiiiciples of Forensic Medicine, systematically
arranged, and applied to British Practice. Lotul. 1824.
8vo.

SMITH (John Guthrie), Advocate.

A Treatise on the Law of Keparation. Editib, 1864.
8vo.

Digest of the Law of Scotland relating to the Poor.
Edinh. 1859. 8vo.

The same. Second Edition. Edinh. 1867. 8vo.

The same. Third Edition. Edinh. 1878. 8vo.

SMITH (Rev. John Jambs).

A Catalogue of the Manuscripts in the Library of
Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge. Cambridge,
1849. 8vo.

Pictorial Illustrations of the Catalogue of Manu-
scripts in Gonville and Caius College Library, Cam-
bridge, 1853. 4to ; and Description, 8vo.

SMITH (John Pye), D.D.

The Scripture Testimony to the Messiah: an Inquiry
with a view to a satisfactory determination of the
Doctrine taught in the Holy Scriptures concerning the
Person of Christ. 3 vols. Lond. 1829. 8vo.

On the Relation between the Holy Scriptures and
some parts of Geological Science. Lond. 1839. 8vo.

The same. Lond. 1852. 8vo. (Bohn's Scientific
Library.)

SMITH (John Rossell).

Bibliotheca Cantiana : a Bibliographical Account of
what has been published on the History, Topograjihy,
Antiquities, Customs, and Family Genealogy of the
County of Kent. Lond. 1837. 8vo.

SMITH (John Thomas).

Vagabondiana J or. Anecdotes of Mendicant Wan-
derers through the Streets of London ; with Portraits
of the most Remarkable, drawn from the Life by
John Thomas Smith. Lond. 1817. 4to.

The Cries of London ; exhibiting several of the
Itinerant Traders of Antient and Modern Times, copied
from rare Engravings, or drawn from the Life, by John
Thomas Smith. With a Memoir of the Author. Lo7id.
1839. 4to.

NoUekens and his Times ; comprehending a Life of
that Celebrated Sculptor, and Memoirs of several Con-
temporary Artists from the time of Roubiliac, Hogarth,
and Reynolds, to that of Fuseli, Flaxman, and Blake.
2 vols. Lond. 1828. 8vo.

The Antiquities of Westminster, the Old Palace, St.
Stephen's Chajiel, etc. Illustrated by 330 Engravings
of Topographical Subjects. Lmid. 1837. royal 4to.

SMITH (John Tuoxas)— Continued.

An Antiquarian Ramble in the Streets of London
with Anecdotes of their more celebrated residents,
edited by Mr Charles Mackay, LL.D. 2 vols. Lond.
1846. 8vo.

The same. New edition. Lond. 1849. 12nio.

SMITH (John William).

Compendium of Mercantile Law. Fourth edition,
by George M. Dowdeswell. Lond. 1848. royal 8vo.

The same. Fifth edition. Lond. 1855. royal Svo.

The same. Ninth edition. Lond. 1877. royal 8vo.

Selection of Leading Cases on various branches of
the Law. Third edition, by H. S. Keating and J. S.
Willes. 2 vols. Lond. 1849. royal 8vo.

The same. Eighth edition, by R. H. Collins and
R G. Arbuthnot. 2 vols. Lond. 1879. 8vo.

An Elementary View of the Proceedings in an
Action at Law. Fifth edition, adapted to the Practice
under the Common Law Procedure Acts, 1852 and

1854, by Edward Wise. Lond. 1854. 12mo.

The Law of Landlord and Tenant ; being a Course
of Lectures delivered at the Law Institution ; with
Notes and Additions by Frederic Philip Maude. Lond.

1855. 8vo.

The Law'of Contracts. Second edition, by John G.
Malcolm. Lond. 1855. Svo.

SMITH (Joseph).

A Descriptive Catalogue of Friends' Books, or Books
written by Members of the Society of Friends,
commonly called Quakers, from their first Rise to the
present Time. With Occasional Biographical Notices.
2 vols. Lond. 1867. 8vo.

Bibliotheca Anti-Quakeriana ; or, a Catalogue of
Books adverse to the Society of Friends. With
Biographical Notices of the Authors. Lond. 1873.
8vo.

SMITH (JosiahW.)

A !Manual of Equity Jurisprudence, founded on
Story's Commentaries and Spence's Equitable Juris-
prudence. Fourth edition. Lond. 1854. 12mo.

Manual of Equity Jurisprudence, for Practitioners
and Students ; comprising the Fundamental Principles,
and the points of Equity usually occurring in General
Practice. Land. 1878. 8vo.

A Manual of Common Law; for the Practitioner,
Student, and General Reader. Fourth edition. Lond.
1870. 12mo.

A Compendium of the Law of Real and Personal
Property primarily connected with Conveyancing.
Fourth edition. 2 vols. Lond. 1870. 8vo.

936

SMITH.

SMITH (Philip).

An Ancient History, from the Earliest Records to the
Fall of the Western Empire. 3 vols. Lond. 1868.
8vo.

SMITH (E. Bosworth).

Mohammed and Mohammedism : Lectures delivered
at the Royal Institution of Great Britain in February
and March 1874. Loud. 1874. post 8vo.

Carthage and the Carthaginians. Lond. 1878. 8vo.

SMITH (Captain R. Murdoch) and PORCHER
(Commander E. A.)

History of the Recent Discoveries at Cyrene, made
during an Expedition to the Cyrenaica in 1860-61.
Lond. 1864. imperial 4to.

SMITH (Major R. Murdoch).
Persian Art. See South Kensington Museum Art
Handbooks.

SMITH (Professor Robert), LL.D.

Complete System of Opticks, in four hooks, viz. : a
Popular, a Mathematical, a Mechanical, and a Philoso-
phical Treatise ; to which are added Remarks upon the
whole. 2 vols. Cambridge, 1738. 4to.

SMITH (Samuel).

General View of the Agriculture of Galloway. Lond.
1813. 8vo.

SMITH (Rev. Samuel Stanhope), D.D.

An Essay on the Causes of the Variety of Com-
plexion and Figure in the Human Species ; to which
are added, Strictures on Lord Karnes's Discourse on
the Original Diversity of Mankind. Edinh. 1788.
8vo.

See also, Ramsay (David).

SMITH (Rev. Sydney).

The Works of the Rev. Sydney Smith. 3 vols.
Lond. 1840. 8vo.

Sermons. 2 vols. Edinh. 1800-1801. post 8vo.

Elementary Sketches of Moral Philosophy, delivered
at the Royal Institution in the years 1804, 1805, and
1806. Lond. 1850. 8vo.

The Wit and Wisdom of the Rev. Sydney Smith ; a
Selection of the most memorable passages in his
Writings and Conversation. Lond. 1861. 8vo.

A Memoir of the Rev. Sydney Smith, by his
Daughter, Lady Holland; with a Selection from his
Letters, edited by Mrs Austin. 2 vols. Land. 1855.
8yo.

SMITH (Sib Thomas).

De Republica Anglorum : the manor of Government
or Policie of the Realme of England. L,mid. 1584.
4to.

De Republica et Administratione Anglorum libri
tres, interprets Jo. Buddeno. Londini [1610]. 12mo.

SMITH (Thomas), D.D.

Catalogus Libroruni Manuscriptorum Bibliothecae
Cottonianas. Cui preemittuntur Roberti Cottoni,
Baronetti, Vita ; et Bibliotheca3 Cottonianse historia
et synopsis. Oxonii, 1696. folio.

Vitae quorundam eruditissimorum et Ulustrium
Virorum. Lond. 1707. 4to.

SMITH (Thomas).

Essay on the Theory of Money and Exchange.
Lond. 1807. 8vo.

SMITH (Thomas).

Select ^Memoirs of the Lives, Labours, and Sufferings
of English and Scottish Divines. Glasgow, 1828. 8vo.

SMITH (Thomas L.)

Elements of the Laws ; or. Outlines of the System
of Civil and Criminal Laws in force in the United
States, and in the several States of the Union. Fhila-
delphia, 1853. post 8vo.

SMITH (Rev. Walter C.)

Hilda among the Broken Gods. (Anon.) Glasgow,
1878. post 8vo.

Raban ; or. Life Splinters. Glasgow, 1881. post
8vo.

SMITH (William), D.D., Dean of Chester.
The History of the Peloponnesiaa War. See
Thuoydides.

SMITH (William).

Annals of University-College, proving William of
Durham the true Founder ; and answering all their
Arguments who ascribe it to King Alfred. Newcastle-
upon-Tyne, 1728. 8vo.

The History of England, from the Earliest Accounts
to the Revolution in 1688. 2 vols. Lond. 1771.
8vo.

The Nature and Institution of Government; contain-
ing an Account of the Feudal and English Policy.
2 vols. Lond. 1771. 8vo.

SMITH (William), LL.D.

A Delineation of the Strata of England and Wales,
with part of Scotland; exhibiting the collieries and
mines, the marshes and fen lands originally overflowed
by the sea, and the variation of soil, etc. Lond. 1815.
folio.

SMITH— SMYTH.

937

SMITH (Wiliiam), LL.B.— Continued.
A Memoir to the Map and Delineation of the Strata
of England and Wales. Lu7id. 1815. 4to.

SMITH (William), F.RS.

A new and complete History of the County of
Warwick. Birmingham, 1829. 4to.

SMITH (William).

Maritime Practice adapted to the Sheriff Courts of
Scotland. Edinb. 1832. 12mo.

SMITH (William), LL.D.

Dictionary of Greek and Eoman Biography and
Mythology. 3 vols. Lond. 1861. 8vo.

Dictionary of Greek and Boman Geography. 2 vols.
Lond. 1870. 8vo.

SMITH (William), LL.D., and CHEETHAM
(Samubl).

A Dictionary of Christian Antiquities. 2 vols.
Lond. 1876, 1880. Svo.

SMITH (William), LL.D., and WAGE (Henry).

A Dictionary of Christian Biography, Literature,
Sects, and Doctrines. Vols. I. and XL Lond. 1877,
1880. Svo.

SMITH (William), D.D.

Endowed Territorial Work ; its Supreme Importance
to the Church and Country. Being the Baird Lectures
for 1875. Edinb. 1875. Svo.

SMITH (William), Rouge Dragon.

The Particular Description of England, 1588, with
Views of some of the Chief Towns, and Armorial
Bearings of Nobles and Bishops. Edited from an
original MS., with an Introduction by H. D. Wheatley
and E. W. Ashbee. Lond. 1879. 4to.

SMITH (Sib William C), LL.D.
Tracts on Legal and other Subjects.
Lond. 1811-1812. Svo.

1 vol. in 3.

SMITH (William Paterson).

Acts of Parliament relating to Sheriff Court Practice,
with Illustrations from Decisions of the Supreme
Courts, and occasional Notes. Edinb. 1876. Svo.

SMITHEKS (Henry).

Liverpool : its Commerce, Statistics, and Institu-
tions ; with a History of the Cotton Trade. Liverpool,
1825. 4to.

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION.

Annual Eeport of the Board of Regents of the Smith-
sonian Institution, for the years 1858, 1860, 1864, 1865,
1870-1878. Washington, 1859-1879. Svo.

SMOLLETT (Tobias), M.D.

The Works of Tobias Smollett, with Memoirs of his
Life, to which is prefixed a View of the Commence-
ment and Progress of Eomance, by John Moore, M.D.
8 vols. Lond. 1797. Svo.

The History of England from the Revolution, to the
end of the American War, and Peace of Versailles in
1783, designed as a continuation of Mr Hume's
History. 8 vols. Edinb. 1791. Svo.

Adventures of Peregrine Pickle. 4 vols. Lo7id.
1751. 12mo.

The Adventures of Sir Launcelot Greaves. Lond.
1832. Kmo. (Roscoe's Novelist's Library.)

The Adventures of Roderick Random. Lond. 1831.
12mo. (Roscoe's Novelist's Library.)

The Adventures of Peregrine Pickle, in which are
included Memoirs of a Lady of Quality. 2 vols.
Lond. 1831. 12mo. (Roscoe's Novelist's Library.)

The Expedition of Humphrey Clinker. With a
Memoir of the Author, by Thomas Roscoe. Lond.
1831. 12mo. (Roscoe's Novelist's Library.)

Plays and Poems. With Memoirs of the Author's
Life. Lond. 1772. 12mo.

The Adventures of Gil Bias. See Lb Sage (Alain
Reni^).

SMUGGLING.

A Digest of the Acts of Parliament for the Preven-
tion of Smuggling. With the Cases determined by His
Majesty's Court of King's Bench thereon. Lond. 1821.
8vo.

SMYTH (C. PiAZZi), Astronomer-Royal for Scotland.

Teneriffe, an Astronomer's Experiment; or. Specia-
lities of a Residence above the Clouds. Lond. 1858.
Svo.

Life and Work at the Great Pyramid, during the
months of January, February, March, and April 1865 ;
with a Discussion of the Facts ascertained. 3 vols.
Edinb. 1867. Svo.

On the Antiquity of Intellectual Man, from a
Practical and Astronomical Point of View. Edinb.
1868. Svo.

Our Inheritance in the Great Pyramid. New and
enlarged edition, with Explanatory Plates. Lond. 1874.
post Svo.

See also, Astkonomical Society.

SMYTH (Major G. Cakmichael).

A History of the Reigning Family of Lahore, with
some Account of the Jummoo Rajahs, the Seik
Soldiers and their Sirdars j with Notes on Malcolm,
Prinsep, Lawrence, etc. Calcutta, 1847. Svo.

6 c

938

SMYTH— SOAMES.

SMYTH (Sir Thomas). See Smith (Sir Thomas).

SMYTH (William), Professor in Cambridge
University.

Lectures on Modem History, from the Irruption of
the Northern Nations to the Close of the American
Revolution. 2 vols. Cambridge, 1840. 8vo.

Lectures on Modern History. Second series : On the
French Revolution. 3 vols. Cambridge, 1840. 8vo.

Lectures on Modern History, from the Irruption of
the Northern Nations to the close of the American
Revolution. 1 vols. Lond. 1854. 8vo. (Bohn's
Standard Library.)

Lectures on the History of the French Revolution.
2 vols. Lond. 1855. 8vo. (Bohn's Standard Library.)

SMYTH (Lieut. William) and LOWE (F.)
Narrative of a Journey from Lima to Para, across
the Andes and down the Amazon, undertaken with a
view of ascertaining the practicability of a Navigable
Communication with the Atlantic by the Rivers
Pacliitea, Ucayali, and Amazon. Lond. 1836. 8vo.

SMYTH (William Caemichabl).

Statement of the Case of William Carmichael Smyth,
Esq., who has been during a period of nearly four years
harassed with a groundless, vexatious, and iniquitous suit
in the Consistory Court of London and in the Arches
Court of Canterbury : showing the necessity of an im-
mediate Reform in that department of the Laws of
England. Lond. 1827. 8vo.

SMYTH (Capt. William Henry), R.N.

Memoir Descriptive of the Resources, Inhabitants,
and Hydrography of Sicily and its Islands. Lond.
1824. 4to.

Sketch of the Present State of the Island of
Sardinia. Lond. 1828. 8vo.

The Life and Services of Captain Philip Beaver.
Land. 1829. 8vo.

Descriptive Catalogue of a Cabinet of Roman Im-
perial Large Brass Medals. Bedford, 1834. 4to.

The Mediterranean: a Memoir, Physical, Historical,
and Nautical. Lond. 1854. 8vo.

^des Hartwellianse ; or. Notices of the Manor and
Mansion of Hartwell. Lond. 1851. 4to.

,SMYTHE (Sir John).

Certain Discourses concerning the formes and effects
of divers sorts of Weapons, and other verie important
Matters Militarie. Lond. 1590. 4to.

SNELLING (Thomas).

A View of the Silver Coin and Coinage of England
from the Norman Conquest. Zo/k^ 1762. 4to,

SNELLING {TnoyiKs)— Continued.

A View of the Gold Coin and Coinage of England
from Henry the Third. Lond. 1763. 4to.

A View of the Copper Coin and Coinage of England,
including the Leaden, Tin, and Laton Tokens, etc.
Lond. 1766. 4to.

Miscellaneous Views of the Coins struck by English
Princes in France, Counterfeit Sterlings, Coins struck
by the East India Company, etc. Lond. 1769. 4to.

A View of the Origin, Nature, and Use of Jettons or
Counters. Lond. 1769. 4to.

A View of the Silver Coin and Coinage of Scotland,
from Alexander the iirst to the Union. Lond. 1774.
4to. (Six treatises bound in one vol.)

SNODGRASS (Major).

Narrative of the Burmese War, detailing the Opera-
tions of Major-General Sir Archibald Campbell's Army,
from its Landing at Rangoon in May 1824, to the
Conclusion of a Treaty at Yandaboo, in February 1826.
Lond. 1827. 8vo.

SNORRO STURLESON.

Heimskringla, sive Historise Regum Septentrionalium
a Snorrone Sturlonide, ante secula quinque, patrio
sermoue antiquo conscriptas ; quas ex MSS. Codicibus
edidit versione gemina, notisque illustravit Johann
Peringskiold. 2 vols. Stockholmice, 1697. folio.

Heimskringla edr Noregs Konunga-Sogar, af Snorra
Sturlusyni : Historia Regum Norvegicorum conscripta a
Snorrio Sturlae filio. Nova, emendata et aucta edit,
opera Gerh. Schoning, S. T. Thorlacii et aliorum.
6 vols. Havnice, 1777-1826. folio.

The Heimskringla ; or. Chronicle of the Kings of
Norway, translated from the Icelandic of Snorro
Sturleson ; with a Preliminary Dissertation by Samuel
Laing. 3 vols. Lond. 1844. 8vo.

Olafs Saga. See Saga.

SNOW (W. Parker).

Voyage of the "Prince Albert" in Search of Sir
John Franklin. A Narrative of every-day Life in the
Arctic Seas. Lond. 1851. . 8vo.

SNOWE (Joseph).

The Rhine : Legends, Traditions, History ; from
Cologne to Mainz. 2 vols. Lond. 1839. 8vo.

SOAMES (Henry).

The History of the Reformation of the Church of
England. 4 vols. Lond. 1826-1828. 8vo.

Elizabethan Religious History. Lond. 1839. 8vo.

SOAXE— SOMEES.

939

SOANE (John).

Plans, Elevations, and Sections of Buildings executed
in the Counties of Norfolk, Suffolk, Yorkshire, Staf-
fordshire, Warwickshire, Hertfordshire, etc. L,ond.
1788. large folio.

Sketches in Architecture, containing Plans and
Elevations of Cottages, Villas, and other useful
Buildings, with characteristic Scenery. Lond. 1798.
folio.

SOAVE POLAND. >Sfee Saepi (Paolo).

SOBIESKI (John).

Polish Manuscripts ; or, the Secret History of the
Eeign of John Sobieski the III. of that name, King of
Poland. Translated from the original French, wrote
by M. Dalorac. Lond. 1700. 8vo.

SOCIAL LIFE in England and France, from the
French Kevolution in 1789 to that of July 1830.
Lond. 1831. 8vo.

SOCIAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION.
Transactions of the National Association for the
Promotion of Social Science. Edinburgh Meeting

1863. Edited by George W. Hastings, LL.B. Lond.

1864. 8vo.

The same. Manchester Meeting 1879. Lond. 1880.
8vo.

SOCI^Tfi DE GEOGRAPHIE.

EecueU de Voyages et de Momoires, publie par la
Soci^t^ de Geographic. 7 vols. Paris, 1824-1864.
4to.

SOCI^TE EOYALE DES ANTIQUAIEES. See
Antiquaries (Foreign Societies of).

SOCIETIES (Transactions of). See Transac-
tions.

SOCINUS (Faustus). See Fratbes Poloni.
Poland :' Bibliotheca Polonica.

Memoirs of Socinus. See Toulmin (Joshua).

SOCEATES.

Ecclesiastical History, in continuation of Eusebius ;
-with the Notes of Valesius. Lond. 1853. 8vo.
(Bohn's Ecclesiastical Library.)

SOCRATES SCHOLASTICUS. See Ecclesias-
tical Historians. Parker (Samuel).

SOLICITOES (Society op).

An Inquiry into the grievances of the Society of
Solicitors in the Supreme Courts of Scotland. By a
Member of the College. Hdinh. 1821. 8vo.

SOLID PHILOSOPHY. See Sergeant (John).

SOLIGNY (Victoire Count de).
Letters on England, translated from the Original
Manuscripts. 2 vols. Lond. 1823. 8vo.

SOLIMANUS (Juuus), S. J.

Elogia Ducura, Eegum, Intorregum, qui Boemis
prjefuerunt. (Sine loco vel anno, sed circa 1630.)
4to.

SO LIN US (Caius Julius).

De Memorabilibus Mundi. Venetiis. 1493. 4to.
Polyhistor, sen Eerum Orbis Memorabilium Collec-
tanea. Polonice, 1520. 4to.
See also, Salmasius (Claudius). Sallustius.

SOLIS Y EIBADENEYEA (Antonio de).

Historia de la Conquista de Mexico. Nueva edicion
aumentada con la Vida del Autor. Amberes, 1704.
folio.

The History of the Conquest of Mexico by the
Spaniards. Translated from the Spanish by Thomas
Townsend. The whole Translation revised and
corrected by Nathaniel Hooke. 2 vols. Lond. 1753.
8vo.

Varias Poesias, Sagradas y Profanas, recogidas y
dadas a luz por Don Juan de Goyeneche. Madrid,
1692. 4to.

SOLLEEIUS (Joannes Baptista).

Acta S. Eumoldi Episcopi ac Martyris, Apostoli et
Patroni Mechliniensium. Antverpiw, \7l?>. folio.

SOLOEZANO PEEEIEA (Joannes de), J.U.D.

Disputatio de Indiarum Jure, sive de Justa Indiarum
OccidentaHum inquisitione, acquisitione et retentione,
libri tres. Matriti, 1629. folio.

SOLVYNS (F. Balthazar).

Les Hindoos, ou Description de leurs Moeurs, Cou-
tdmes et CtSr^monies, etc., dessin^s d'apr^s nature dans
le Bengale et repr^sent^s en 292 planches. Le texte
en Fran^ais et en Anglais. 4 vols. Paris, 1808-1812.
atlas folio.

The Costume of Hindostan, elucidated by coloured
Engravings, with descriptions in English and French,
taken in the years 1798 and 1799. Lond. 1807. folio.

SOMEES (John, Lord).

The Security of Englishmen's Lives ; or, the Trust,
Power, and Duty of Grand Juries of England explained
according to the Fundamentals of the English Govern-
ment, and the Declaration of the same made in Parlia-
ment by many Statute& First printed in 1681. Lond.
1766. 8vo.

940

SOMEKS— SONG OF SOLOMON.

SOMERS (John, Lord) — Conttnited.

The Argument of the Lord Keeper Sommers, on his
giving Judgment in the Banker's Case, delivered in the
Exchequer Chamber, June 23, 1696. Lond. 1733.
4to.

Memoirs of the Life of John, Lord Somers, contain-
ing several of his Lordship's Arguments in Law, and
Speeches in Parliament. With an Introduction in
vindication of the Modern Biography, occasioned by
some General Reflections upon it in the Freeholder.
Lond. 1716. 8vo.

SOMERS'S TRACTS.

A Collection of Scarce and Valuable Tracts, on the
most interesting and entertaining Subjects ; selected
from public and private Libraries, particularly that of
Lord Somers. Second edition, revised, augmented,
and arranged by Sir Walter Scott. 13 vols. 1809-
1815. 4to.

SOMERSET (Earl of).

Trial of the Earl of Somerset. See Amos (Andrew).

SOMERSET (DuKB op).

Christian Theology and Modern Scepticism. Lotid.
1872. 8vo.

SOMERVILLE (Alexander).

The Autobiography of a Working Man.

BIOGRAPHY.

See AuTO-

SOMERVILLE (James, Lord).

Memorie of the Somervilles ; being a History of the
Baronial House of Somerville. 2 vols. Edinb. 1815.
8vo.

SOMERVILLE (Martua).

Personal Recollections, from Early Life to Old Age,
of Mary Somerville. With Selections from her Cor-
respondence ; by her Daughter, Martha Somerville.
Lond. 1874. 8vo.

SOMERVILLE (Mary).

Mechanism of the Heavens. Lond. 1831. 8vo.

On the Connexion of the Physical Sciences. Lond.
1834. 12mo.

Physical Geography. 2 vols. Lond. 1848. 12mo.

On Molecular and Microscopic Science. 2 vols.
Lond. 1869. 8vo.

SOMERVILLE (Robert).

General View of the Agriculture of East Lothian.
Lond. 1813. 8vo.

SOMERVILLE (Thomas), D.D,

The History of Political Transactions, and of Parties,
from the Restoration of King Charles the Second to
the Death of King William. Lond. 1792. 4to.

SOMERVILLE (Thomas), D.D.— Continued.

The History of Great Britain during the reign of
Queen Anne ; a Dissertation concerning the Danger
of the Protestant Succession, and an Appendix con-
taining Original Papers. Lond. 1798. 8vo.

My Own Life and Times, 1741-1814. Edi7tb.
1861. 8vo.

SOMERVILLE (William).

The Chase : a Poem. New Edition, to which is
prefixed a Critical Essay by J. Aiken, M.D. Lond.
1800. 12mo.

SOMNER (William).

A Treatise of the Roman Ports and Forts in Kent.
Published by James Brome. To which is prefixed a
Life of Mr Somner (by Bishop Kennett). Oxford,
1653. 12mo.

Dictionarium Saxonico - Latino - Anglicum, voces,
phrasesque prsecipuas Anglo-Saxonicas, e libris coUectas,
cum Latina et Anglica vocum interpretatione com-
plectens. Accesserunt .lElfrici Abbatis grammatica
Latino-Saxonica. Oxon. 1659. folio.

A Treatise of Gavelkind. Second Edition. To
which is added the Life of the author, by the Bishop
of Peterborough (White Kennet). Lond. 1726. 4to.

The Antiquities of Canterbury. Second edition,
revised and enlarged by Nicolas Battely. Lond.
1703. folio.

SONGS.

Cantus Songs and Fancies, to severall Musicall Parts,
Both apt for Voices and Viols. With a brief Intro-
duction to Musick as is taught into the Musick School
of Aberdeen. Third edition. Aberdeen, 1682. oblong
12mo.

A Collection of State Songs, Poems, etc., that have
been published since the Rebellion, and sung in the
several Mug-houses in the Cities of London and West-
minster. Lond. 1716. 12mo.

Sangs of the Lowlands of Scotland, carefully com-
pared with the original editions, and embellished with
Designs by David Allan. Edinb. 1799. 4to.

The Book of English Songs from the Sixteenth to
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The Songs of Scotland. Adapted to their appropriate
Melodies, arranged with Pianoforte accompaniments,
by G. F. Graham, T. M. Mudie, etc. Illustrated with
historical, biographical, and critical Notices, by G. F.
Graham. 3 vols. Edinb. 1848. royal 8vo.

SONG OF SOLOMON (The), caUed the Song of
Songs, in English Meeter. Edinb. 1701. 12mo.

SONNERAT— SOUTER.

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Voyages aux Indes Orientales et k la Chine, depuis
1774 jusqu' en 1781, avec des Observations sur le Cap
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Paris, 1782. 4to.

A Voyage to the East-Indies and China, between the
years 1774 and 1781, translated from the French by
Francis Magnus. 3 vols, in 1. Calcutta, 1788, 1789.
royal 8vo.

SONNINI (C. S.)

Travels in Upper and Lower Egypt. Translated
from the French by Henry Hunter, D.D. 3 vols. Land.
1799. 8vo.

SOORAH (The).

A Dictionary of Arabic Words explained in
Persian. Revised and corrected at the recommenda-
tion of the Council of the College of Fort William.
Calcutta, 1815. folio.

SOPHIA DOROTHEA, Consort of George I.
Diary and Memoirs. See Geoiigb the First.

SOPHOCLES.

Tragoeiliae quse extant Septem ; additse sunt lectiones
variantes, et notae Tho. Johnson. Glasgiue, 1745.
4to.

Tragoedise Septem, cum interpretatione Latina, et
Scholiis veteribus ac novis ; editionem curavit Joannes
Capperonuier ; eo defuncto edidit, notas, adjecit, etc.,
Jo. Fr. VauvLlliers. 2 vols. Paris, 1781. 4to.

TragcedifB, Grsece, cum praefatione Guil. Dindorfii.
Lipsice, 1825. 12mo.

Tragoedise, Gr., edidit Fr. H. Bothe. 2 vols. Lipsice,
1828. 8vo.

Tragoedise, Gr., recensuit et explanavit Eduardus
Wunderus. 2 vols. Gothw, 1848. 8vo.

The Tragedies of Sophocles. Translated from the
Greek by the Rev. Thomas Francklin. With a Dis-
sertation on Antient Tragedy. 2 vols. Lond. 1759.
8vo.

The Tragedies of Sophocles. Translated by R.
Potter. Oxford, 1813. 8vo.

The Tragedies of Sophocles: in English Prose.
The Oxford Translation. Lond. 1849. 12mo. (Bohn's
Classical Library.)

SORANUS (Ephesius). See Chirueqica Vetekum
Medicorum.

SORBi:feRE (Samuel de).

Relation d'un Voyage en Angleterre. Cologne, 1666.
12mo.

SOREL (M. C.)

La Bibliothfeque Fran5oiso. Paris, 1664. 12mo.

SORELL (LiEUT.-CoLONEL, T. S.)

Notes on the Campaign of 1808-9 in the North of
Spain, in reference to some passages in Lieut.-Colonel
Napier's History of the War in the Peninsula, and in
Sir W. Scott's Life of Napoleon. Lond. 1828. 8vo.

SOTHEBY (S. Leigh).

Observations upon the Handwriting of Philip Me-
lanchthon. Illustrated with Facsimiles ; also a few
Specimens of the Autograph of Martin Luther. Lond.
1839. folio.

SOTHEBY (William).

A Tour through parts of Wales; Sonnets, Odes, and
other Poems. With engravings from Drawings by
J. Smith. Lond. 1794. 4to.

The Georgics of Virgil translated. Lond. 1800.
8vo.

Oberon : a Poem ; from the German of Wieland.

2 vols. Lond. 1805. 8vo.

Constance de Castile : a Poem. Lond. 1810. 4to.
Tragedies. Lond. 1814. 8vo.
Italy and other Poems. Lond. 1828. 8vo.
The Diad of Homer. See Homer.

SOUL (The).

An Essay on the Immortality of the Soul, in opposi-
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SOULAVIE (Jean-Louis Giraud).

Pieces in^dites sur les r^gnes de Louis XIV. et de
Louis XV. 2 vols. Pa)-is, 1809.

Historical Memoirs and Anecdotes of the Court of
France, during the favour of Madame de Pompadour.
Translated from the French. Lond. 1811. 8vo.

SOULT (Nicolas Jean-de-Dieu, le Mar^chal).

M6moires du Mar6chal-G6n(5ral Soult, Due de Dal-
matie, publics par son Fils. Premiere Partie, Histoire
des Guerres de la Revolution. (With folio Atlas.)

3 vols. Paris, 1854! 8vo.

SOUSA (Manukl db Fabia y.) See Fabia y Sousa
(Manuel de).

SOUTAR (Thomas).

Styles of Writs in the Sherifif and Commissary
Courts in Scotland, with Notes of Decided Cases.
Revised by Hugh Barclay, LL.D. Edinh. 1859. 8vo.

SOUTER (David).

General View of the Agriculture of Banff. Edinh.
1812. 8vo.

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SOUTH (Robert), D.D.

Sermons preached upon several occasions. 11 vols.
Lmd. 1722-1744. 8vo.

SOUTH KENSINGTON MUSEUM ART HAND.
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SOUTH SEA BUBBLES, by the Earl and the
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1872. 8vo.

SOUTHERNE (Thomas).

Plays ; now first collected. With an account of the
Life and Writings of the Author by J. E[vans]. 3 vols.
Lond. 1744. 12mo.

SOUTHESK (James, Earl of).

Saskatchewan and the Rocky Mountains ; a Diary
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The Meda Maiden; and other Poems. Lond. 1877.
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SOUTHEY (Rev. Chaelbs Ccthbert).

The Life and Correspondence of Robert Southey.
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(Robert).

■ SOUTHEY (Robert).

Poetical Works, collected by himself. 10 vols.
Lmd. 1837-1838. 12mo.

Thalaba, the Destroyer. 2 vols. Lond. 1801.
12mo.

Madoc : a Poem. Lond. 1805. 4to.

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Roderick, the Last of the Goths. Lond. 1814. 4to.

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SOUTHEY (Ro^YKv)— Continued.
The Poet's Pilgrimage to Waterloo. Lond. 1816.
12mo.

Lay of the Laureate. Carmen Nuptiale. Lond.

1816. 12mo.

Wat Tyler : a Dramatic Poem. A new edition,
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Oliver Newman : a New-England Tale (unfinished),
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Metrical Tales. See Poems (Collection of).
Vol. X.

Letters written during a Journey in Spain, and a
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1808. 12mo.

Letters from England, by Don Manuel Alvarez
Espriella. 3 vols. Lond. 1808. 12mo.

Chronicle of the Cid, Rodrigo Diaz de Bivar, the
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Lond. 1808. 4to.

History of Brazil. 3 vols. Zo7id 1810-1819. 4to.

Omniana ; or the Horse Otiosiores. 2 vols. Lond.
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Life of Lord Nelson. 2 vols. Zo?id 1813. 12mo.

The same. Lond. 1861. 12mo. (Bohn's Illus-
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History of the Peninsular War. 3 vols. Lond.
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Vindicite Ecclesiai Anglicanse. Letters to Charles
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Sir Thomas More ; or Colloquies on the Progress and
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The Life of the Rev. Andrew BeU, D.D., comprising
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3 vols. Lond. 1844. 8vo.

SOUTHEY— SPAIN.

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SOUTHEY (Robert)— Continued.

Lives of British Admirals. See Laedneu's Cabinet
Cyclopedia.

The Doctor. Edited by hia son-in-law, John Wood
Warter. Lond. 1848. 8vo.

Southey's Common-Place Book. Edited by John
Wood Warter. Lond. 1849. 8vo.

The same. Second series. Special Collections.
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Amadis of Gaul ; from the Spanish version of
Garciordonez do Montalvo. See Lodeira (Vasco).

Palmerin of England ; corrected from the original
Portuguese. See Palmerin of England.

The Byrth, Lyf, and Actes of Kyng Arthur. See
Arthur (Prince).

The Life and Correspondence of Eobert Southey,
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6 vols. Lond. 1849-1850. post Bvo.

Southey. By Edward Dowden. (English Men of
Letters.) Liond. 1879. post 8vo.

See also, Bunyan (John). Cowper (William).
Jones (John). Robberds (J. W.). White (Henby
Kirke).

SOUTHEY (Captain Thomas).
Chronological History of the West Indies.
Lond. 1827. 8vo.

.3 vols.

SOUTHGATE (Rev. Horatio).
Narrative of a tour through Armenia, Kurdistan,
Persia, Mesopotamia. 2 vols. Lond. 1840. 8vo.

SOUTHWELL (Nathanael), S.J.
Bibliotheca Scriptorum Soc. Jesu. See Ribadeneira
(Pedro de).

SOUTHWELL (Robert), S. J.

Complete Poems. Edited, with Memorial-Intro-
duction and Notes, by the Rev. Alexander B. Grosart.
Lond. 1872. post 8vo. (The Fuller Worthies'
Library.)

SOUTZO (Alexandre).
Historie de la Revolution Grecque.
8vo.

Paris, 1829.

SOUVESTRE (Emile).

Brittany and La Vendue. See Constable's Miscel-
lany op Foreign Literature.

SOUZA (AniLE Filleul).

CEuvres completes de Madame de Souza, revues, cor-
rig^es, et augment^es par I'auteur (pr^cddement Madame
la Comtesse de Flahaut). 6 vols. Paris, 1821-1822.
8vo.

SOWERBY (Henry).

Popular Mineralogy, comprising a familiar account of
Minerals and their uses. Lond. 1850. 12mo.

SOWERBY (James).

A New Elucidation of Colours, Original Prismatic,
and Material. Lond. 1809. 4to.

The Mineral Conchology of Great Britain ; or,
coloured figures and descriptions of those Remains of
Testaceous Animals or Shells, which have been pre-
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6 vols, iowti. 1812-1829. royal 8vo.

SOYER (A.)

The Pantropheon ; or. History of Food, and its
Preparation from the Earliest Ages of the World.
Lmid. 1853. 8vo.

SOZOMEN.

The Ecclesiastical History of Sozomen, comprising
a History of the Church from A.D. 324 to a.d. 440.
Translated from the Greek, with a Memoir of the
Author. Also, the Ecclesiastical History of Philos-
torgius, as epitomised by Photius, Patriarch of Con-
stantinople. Translated by Edward Walford. Lond.
1855, 12mo. (Bohn's Ecclesiastical Library.)

See also, Ecclesiastical Historians. Parker
(Sam.).

SPAIN.

Eerum Hispanicarum Scriptores aliquot, ex Biblio-
theca Roberti Beli. 2 vols. Francofurli, 1579.
folio.

Hispanise Illustratse, seu Rerum Urbiumque His-
panic, Lusitanise, ^EthiopiaB, et Indise Scriptores varii.
Opera et studio A. Schotti, Jo. Pistorii, etc. 3 vols.
Franeofurti, 1603-1606. folio.

La Chronica de Espaiia, abreviada por mandado
de la muy poderosa Seiiora doiia Ysabel, Reyna de
Castilla (por Diego de Valera). Sevilla, 1562.
folio.

Las Quatro partes enteras de la Cor6nica de Espafla,
que mando componer el Rey Don Alonso llamado el
Sabio ; vista y emendada por el maestro Floriau
Docampo. Valladolid, 1604. folio.

Cronica del Rey Don Rodrigo. See Rodbigo.

Cronica del Rey Juan II. See Perez de Guzman.
Resende (Garcia de).

Chronica de los Reyos CathoHcos Fernando y Ysabel.
See Nebrixa (Antonio de).

Atlas Maritimo de Espafia — Costas de Espana en
el Oceano et en Mediterraneo. 2 vols. Madrid, 1789.
atlas folio.

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SPAIN— Continued.

Tomo Primero i Segundo de las Leyes de Eecopila-
cion, que contiene IX. Libros. — Tomo Tercero de
Autos Accordados, que contiene Nueve Libros, por el
orden de Titulos de las Lejes de Kecopilacion. 3 vols.
Madrid, 1775. folio.

Eecopilacion de Leyes de los Eeinos de las Indias.
Quinta edicioa corregida y aprobada por la Sala de
Indias del Tribunal Supremo de Justicia. 4 vols, in 2.
Madrid, 1841. folio.

Laws of Spain. See Cortes (Hernando). roRO
Heal. Siete Pahtidas (Las).

Censo de la Eiqueza Territorial e Industrial de Espana
en el Afio de 1799. Madrid, 1799. foUo.

Coleccion de Eetratos de los Eeyes de Espana
desde Felipe II., hasta Carlos III., y diseiios de todas
las Monedas acuiiadas en los respectivos Eeinados.
Madrid, 1817. folio.

Eetratos de los Espanoles Ilustres, con un Epitome
de 8U8 Vidas. Madrid, 1791. folio.

A Parsenetical Treatise ; that is to say, an exhorta-
tion, wherein is shown the right way to resist the
Castilian King, and ruin his power. Lond. 1598. 4to.

The History of Spain, from the establishment of the
colony of Gades by the Phoenicians, to the death of
Ferdinand, sumamed the Sage. (By the Eev. C. Here-
ford.) 3 vols. Lond. 1793. 8vo.

A Summer in Andalucia. 2 vols. Lond 1839. 8vo.

A year in Spain, by a young American. See Mac-
kenzie (Capt. Alex. Slidell).

Spain revisited. See- Mackenzie (Capt. Alex.
Slidell).

Scenes and Adventures in Spain, from 1835 to 1840,
by Poco Mas. See Moore.

SPALDING (Capt.H.)

The Tale of Frithiof. See Tegner (Esias).

SPALDING (John).

The History of the Troubles and Memorable Trans-
actions in Scotland, from 1624 to 1645. 2 vols.
Aberdeen, 1792. 12mo.

The same. (Edited by James Skene.) 2 vols.
Edinb. 1828, 1829. 4to. (Bannatyne Club.)

The same. Edited by John Stuart. 2 vols. Aberdeen,
1850, 1851. 4to. (Spalding Club.)

SPALDING (Prof. William).

Italy and the Italian Islands. See Edinburgh
Cabinet Library.

The History of English Literature ; with an Outline
of the Origin and Growth of the English Language ;
illustrated by Extracts. Edinh. 1853. 12mo.

An Introduction to Logical Science. Edinb. 1857.
12mo.

SPALDING CLUB (The).

For the Printing of the Historical, Ecclesias-
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History of Scots Affairs from 1637 to 1641. See
Gordon (James).

Miscellany of the Spalding Club. Edited by John
Stuart. 5 vols. Aberdeen, 1841-1852. 4to.

A Description of bothe Touns of Aberdeene. See
Gordon (James).

Extracts from the Presbytery Book of Strathbogie.
See Strathbogie.

A Fragment of a Memoir of Field Mareschal James
Keith. See Keith (James).

Collections for a History of the Shires of Aberdeen .
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An Abridgement of Britaine's Distemper. See
Gordon (Patrick).

A Brieffe Narration of the Services done to three
Noble Ladies by Gilbert Blakhall, Priest of the Scots
Mission, in France, in the Low Countries, and in Scot-
land, MDCXXXL-MDCXLix. Edited by John Stuart.
Advocate. Abei-deen, 1844. 4to.

Extract from the CouncU Eegister of the Burgh of
Aberdeen. See Aberdeen (City of).

Eegistrum Episcopatus Aberdonensis Ecclesiee. See
Aberdeen (Ecclesiastical History of).

Selections from the Eecords of the Kirk Session,
Presbytery, and Synod of Aberdeen. See Aberdeen
(Ecclesiastical History of).

A Genealogical Deduction of the Family of Eose of
KUravock. Written at the end of the Seventeenth
Century, and now first printed from the Original
Manuscript, with illustrative documents. Edited by
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Memorialls of the Trubles in Scotland and inEngland,
A.D. 1624-1645. See Spalding (John).

Letters Illustrative of Public Affairs in Scotland, ad-
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Edited by John Dunn, Advocate. Aberdeen, 1 851. 4to.

The Civil and Ecclesiastical History of Scotland.
See Innes (Thomas).

Fasti AberJonenses. See Aberdeen (University of).

Sculptured Stones of Scotland. See Scotland.

The Brus. See Barbour (John).

The Book of the Thanes of Cawdor. See Cawdor
(Family of).

Passages from the Diary of General Patrick Gordon
of Auchleuchries. See Gordon (Patrick).

The Diary of Alexander Brodie of Brodie. See
Brodib (Alexander).

SPALDING CLUB— SPECULUM VIT^ RELIGIOSE.

945

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The Book of Deer. Edited by John Stuart, LL.D.
Edinb. 1869. 4to.

SPALLANZANI (L'Abb^ Lazzauo).

Opuscules de Physique Animale et V^g^tale,
traduita de I'ltalien par Jean Senebier. 3 vols. A
Pavie et Paris {Geneve), 1787. 8vo.

Tracts on the Natural History of Animals and Vege-
tables, translated from the Italian, by John Graham
Dalyell, with Physiological Illustrations by the Trans-
lator. 2 vols. FAinb. 1803. Svo.

Travels in the Two Sicilies, and some parts of the
Appennines. Translated from the Italian. 4 vols.
Lond. 1798. Svo.

SPANHEMIUS (Ezechiel).

Dissertationes de Prsestantia et Usu Numismatum
Antiquorum 2 vols. Lond. 1717. folio.

Opera Omnia. — Tomus I. continens Geographiam,
Chronologiam et Historiam Sacram atque Ecclesiasticam.
— Tomus II. qui complectitur Miscellaneorum ad sacram
Antiquitatem et Ecclesiae Historiam pertinentium libros
decern. — Tomus III. qui complectitur Theologica Scripta
omnia. 3 vols. Lugdimi Batavorum, 1701-1703. folio.

SPANHEIM (Fridebio).

Discours Academique adress6 aa Roy Guillaume III.
sur eon Couronnement et celui de la Heine Marie.
Traduit du Latin. Leide, 1689. 12mo.

Ecclesiastical Annals from the commencement of Scrip-
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SPANISH AMERICA.

Outline of the Revolution in Spanish America ; or,
an Account of the origin, progress, and actual state
of the war carried on between Spain and Spanish
America. Lond. 1817. 8vo.

SPANISH PROTESTANTS.
(Senor Don Adolfo),

See Db Castro

SPANISH REFORMERS.

Works of the Spauiah Reformers, reprinted by
Benjamin B. Wiffen. See Refobmistas Antiquos

ESPANOLES.

SPANISH THEATRE. See Tbatbo EsPASfoL.

SPARKE (Joseph).

Historise Anglicanae Scriptores varii, e Codd. MSS.
nunc primum editi. Lo7id. 1723. folio.

SPARKS (Tared).

Memoirs of the Life and Travels of John LedyarJ,
from his Travels and Correspondence. Lond. 182f<.
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The Life of George Washington, Commander-in-
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The Life and Works of Franklin. See Franklin
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The Writings of George Washington. See Washing-
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The Library of American Biography, conducted by
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SPARMANN (Andrew), M.D.

A Voyage to the Cape of Good Hope, towards tho
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2 vols. Lond. 1786. 4to.

Voyage au Cap de Bonne-Esp6rance, et autour du
Monde avec le Capitaine Cook, et principalement dans
le Pays des Hottentots et de Caffres. 2 vol& Parix,
1787. 4to.

SPARTIANUS (^Lius). See Scriptores His-
TOBLS Augusts

SPECIMENS of Ancient Sculpture. See Dille-
tanti (Society of).

SPECK (Maximilian von).

Verzeichniss der von Speck'schen Gemalde-Samm-
lung mit darauf Beziehung habenden Steindriickeji.
Leipzig, 1827. folio.

SPECTATOR See British Essayists.

SPECULATIVE SOCIETY OF EDINBURGH.

History of the Speculative Society of Edinburgli
from its Institution in 1764. Edinh. 1845. royal 8vo.

SPECULUM BELLI SACRI. See Leighton
(Alexander).

SPECULUM EXEMPLORUM omnibus Christicolis
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folio.

SPECULUM VIT^ RELIGIOS.(E. Dilingtn,

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6d

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SPEDDING (James).

An Account of the Lif j and Times of Francis Bacon,
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SPEECHES.

The several Speeches of Duke Hamilton, Earl of
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SPEECHLY (William).

Treatise on the Culture of the Pine-Apple and the
Management of the Hot-house. York, 1779. 8vo.

SPEED (John).

The History of Great Britaine under the Conquests
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the Successions, Lives, Acts, and Issues of the English
Monarchs, from Julius CaBsar to James L Lond.
1611. folio.

SPEIR (Mas).

Life in Ancient India.

Lmid. 1856. 8vo.

SPEKE (Capt. John Hanning).
Journal of the Discovery of the Source of the Nile.
Edinh. 1863. 8vo.

SPELMAN (Edward). See Dionysius Halicaen.
Xknophon.

SPELMAN (Sir Henry).

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Glossarium Archaiologicum ; continens Latino-Bar-
bara, peregrina, obsoleta et novatae significationis
Vocabula. Edito tertia. Londini, 1687. folio.

Aspilogia. See Uptonus (Nicolaus).

See also, Leges.

SPELMAN (Sib John).

^Ifredi Magni Anglorum Regis invictissimi Vita,
Latine reddita et Annotationibus illustrata. Oxonii,
1678. folio.

SPENCE (Elizabeth Isabella).

Summer Excursions through Oxfordshire, Gloucester-
shire, Warwickshire, Staffordshire, Herefordshire,
Derbyshire, and South Wales. 2 vols. Lond. 1809.
12mo.

SPENCE (George).

An Inquiry into the Origin of the Laws and Politi-
cal Institutions of Modern Europe, particularly of those
of England. Lond. 1826. 8vo.

The Equitable Jurisdiction of the Court of Chancery.
— Vol I. Comprising the Rise, Progress, and Final
Establishment of the Modern Jurisdiction of the Court
of Chancery, etc.— Vol. II. Comprising Equitable
Estates and Interests ; their nature, qualities, and
incidents. 2 vols. Lond. 1846, 1849. royal 8vo.

SPENCE (Rev. Joseph).

Polymetis ; or, an Enquiry concerning the Agree-
ment between the Works of the Roman Poets and the
Remains of the Ancient Artists, Lond. 11 Al. folio.

An Account of the Life, Character, and Poems of
Mr Blacklock. Lond. 1754. 8vo.

A Parallel in the manner of Plutarch between a most
celebrated man of Florence (Signor Magliabecchi) and
one scarce ever heard of in England (Robert HiU).
Second edition. Lond. 1759. 8vo.

Observations, Anecdotes, and Characters of Books
and Men ; arranged, with Notes, by the late Edmund
Malone. Lond. 1820. Svo.

See also, Holdsworth (Edward).

SPENCE (Thomas).

Guide as the New Stamp Laws. Edinh. 1860.
12mo.

The same. Fourth edition. Lond. 1835. 12mo.

SPENCE (William).

Mathematical Essays. Edited by John F. W.
Herschel, with a Biographical Sketch of the Author
(by John Salt). Lond. 1819. 4to.

SPENCE— SPILSBUEY.

947

SPENCE (William)— Cow^/wmi.

Tracts on Political Economy ; with Prefatory Re-
marks on the causes and cure of our present Distresses.
Lond. 1822. 8vo.

See also, Kieby (Rev. William).

SPENCE (William).

A Treatise on the Principles relating to the Specifi-
cation of a Patent for Invention. Lond. 1 847. 8vo.

SPENCER (Edmund).

Travels in Circassia, Krim Tartary, etc., including a
Steam Voyage down the Danube, from Vienna to Con-
stantinople and round the Black Sea, in 1836. 2 vols.
Lond. 1837. 8vo.

Travels in the Western Caucasus, including a Tour
through Imerita, Mingrelia, Turkey, Moldavia, Galicia,
Silesia, and Moravia, in 1836. 2 vols. Lund. 1838.
Svo.

SPENCER (Herbert).

Education; Intellectual, Moral, and Physical. Lond.
1877. Svo.
First Principles. Lond. 1875. Svo.
Principles of Biology. 2 vols. Lond. 1864. Svo.
Principles of Psychology. 2 vols. Lond. 1878.
Svo.

Principles of Sociology. Vol. I. Lond. 1877.
Svo.

The Data of Ethics. Lond. \9.Td. Svo.
The Study of Sociology. Lond. 1877. (Interna-
tional Scientific Series.)

Descriptive Sociology or Groups of Sociological
Facts classified and arranged by Herbert Spencer.

English. Compiled and abstracted by James
Collier. Lond. 1873. folio. — Types of Lowest
Races, Negritto Races, and Malayo-Polynesian
Races. Compiled and abstracted by Professor
David Duncan. Lond. 1874. folio. — Hebrews
and Phoenicians. Compiled and abstracted by
Richard Scheppig. Lond. 1880. folio.

SPENCER (Joannes), S.T.D.
De Legibus Hebrseorum Ritualibus et earum Ilationi-
bus Libri IV. 2 vols. Cantabrigice, 1727. folio.

SPENCER (Rev. J. A.)

The East : Sketches of Travels in Egypt and the
Holy Land. Lond. 1850. Svo.

SPENCER (William Robert).
Poems. Lond. 1811. Svo.

SPENCERUS (Philippus Jacobus).

Insignium Theoria seu Operis Heraldici pars generalis.
— Historia Insignium illustrium seu Operis Heraldici
pars specialis. Francofurti ad Mosnum, 1717. folio.

SPENS (H.)

Plato's Republic, translated.

See Plato,

SPENS (Walter Cook), Advocate.

The Sanitary System of Scotland : its Defects and
proposed Remedies. Edinh. 1876. Svo.

Jurisdiction and Punishments of Summary Criminal
Courts (with Special Reference to the Lash). Edinh.
1875. Svo.

SPENSER (Edmund).

Works ; with the principal Illustrations of various
commentators ; to which are added Notes, some Account
of the Life of Spenser, and a Glossarial and other
Indexes, by the Rev. Henry John Todd. 8 vols.
Lond. 1805. Svo.

The Fairie Queen ; with an exact collation of the
two original editions, a life of the author, and Glos-
sary ; with copper-plates, from the designs of W. Kent.
3 vols. Lond. 1751. 4to.

The Faerie Queen, a new edition with a Glossary ami
Notes explanatory and critical, by the Rev. John
Upton. 2 vols, Lond. 1758. 4to.

The Shepherd's Calender; containing twelve
Eclogues proportionable to the twelve months.
Lond. 1586. 4to.

The Shepherd's Calendar. — Calendarium Pastorale
sive .iEglogse Duodecim totidem mensibus accomodatie,
Anglice olim scriptae ab Edmundo Spenser nunc
autem Latino-carmine donates a Theodoro Bathurst.
(English and Latin.) Lond. 1732. Svo.

Complaints. Containing sundry small Poems of the
Worid's Vanity. Lond. 1591. 4to.

Colin Clouts come home again : a Poem. Loud.
1595. 4to.

SPIERS (A.)

Dictionnaire G^n^ral Anglais-Frangais et Franrais-
Anglais. Eighth edition. 2 vols. Paris, 1856.
royal Svo.

SPIESS (Chretien Henri).

Biographies de Suicides. Traduites de I'AllemaiKl
et augmentees de quelques reflexions, par Jules Henri
Pott. 2 vols. Lausanne, 1798. 12mo.

SPIKER (S. H.)

Travels through England, Wales, and Scotland, in
the year 1816. Translated from the German. 2 vol's.
Lond. 1820. 12mo.

SPILSBURY (William Holden).

Lincoln's Inn, its Ancient and Modern Buildings,
with an account of its Library. Second edition, with
alterations and corrections. Lond. 1873. 12mo.

See also. Catalogues. Lincoln's Inn.

948

SPINETO— SPOTISWOODE.

SPIXETO (Marquis).

Lectures on the Elements of Hieroglyphics and
Egyptian Antiquities. Lond. 1829. Svo.

SPINK (William), S.S.C.

Hand-Book of Procedure and Eedress at Law.
Edinb. 1879. Svo.

SPmKS (Thomas), D.C.L.

The Ecclesiastical and Admiralty Reports ; being
Reports of Cases heard before the Arches and Pre-
rogative Courts of Canterbury, and the Consistory Court
of London respectively, the High Court of Admiralty
and the Admiralty Prize Court. Vol. L, Easter Term
1853 to Mich.-Term 1854, and 16 and 17 Vict., and 17
and 18 Vict. Lond. 1855. royal 8vo.

SPINOZA (Benedictus de).

Opera quae supersunt omnia. Iterum edenda curavit,
Prsefationes, Vitam auotoris necnon Notitias quae ad
liistoriam scrip torum pertinent addidit Henr. Eberh.
Gottlob Paulus. 2 vols. Jence, 1802, 1803. 8vo.

Benedict de Spinoza; his Life, Correspondence, and
Ethics, by R. Willis. Lond. 1870. Svo.

Spinoza Revived ; or, a Treatise proving the Book,
entitled " The Rights of the Christian Church," etc. (in
the most notorious parts of it), to be the same with
Spinoza's Rights of the Christian Clergy ; to which is
added a preliminary discourse relating to the said Books,
by the Rev. Dr George Hicks. Lond. 1709. 8vo.

Rencontre de Bayle et de Spinoza dans I'autre
blonde. See Rencontre.

SPIRIT of the Age Newspaper for 1828. Lmid.
1829. Svo.

SPIRIT of the Public Journals for 1823-4-5.
3 vols. Lond. 1824-1825. Svo.

SPIRONCINI (GiNiFACcio).

II Corriero Svaligiato. Villafranca, 1671. 12mo.

SPITTLER (L. T.)

Grundriss der Geschichte der Christlichen Kirche ;
in der fiinften Auflage bis auf unsere Zeit herab
fortgefiihrt von G. J. Planck. Gottingen, 18\2. Svo.

SPIX (JoH. Bapt. von), and MARTIUS (Dr
C. F. Phil. von).

Travels in Brazil in 1817-20; undertaken by
command of the King of Bavaria. Translated from
the German. 2 vols. Lond. 1824. Svo.

SPIZELIUS (Theophilus).

Templum Honoris Reseratum in quo Quinquaginta
illuslrium aevi hujus ac beate defunctorum Theolo-
gorum Philologorumque Imagines exhibentur. Auguatw
Vindelicorum, 1673. 4to.

SPLUGEN (The).

A Picturesque Tour by the New Road from Chiavenna
over the Spliigen, and along the Rhine to Coira, in the
Grisons ; with views by G. C, Esq. Lond. 1826.
4to.

SPONIUS (Jacobus).

Miscellanea Eruditse Antiquitatis, in quibus Marmora,
Statues, Musiva, Toreumata, Gemmae, Nuniismata,
Grutero, Ursino, Boissardo, Reinesio, aliisque Anti-
quorum Monumentorum Collectoribus ignota et
hucusque inedita referuntur ac illustrantur. Lugduni,
1685. folio.

Recherches Curieuses d'Antiquit^, contenues en
plusieurs Dissertations, sur des Medailles, Bas-Reliefs,
Statues, Mosaiques, et Inscriptions Antiques, par M.
Spon. Lyons, 1683. 4to.

Voyage d'ltalie de Dalmatie de Grece et du Levant
fait auxann^es 1675 et 1676, par Jac. Spon et George
Wheler. 2 vols. A la Hage, 1724. 12mo.

SPORSCHIL (John).

Complete Dictionary of the English and German
Languages. See FlCgel (Dr J. G.)

SPOTORNO (Don Giambattista).
Delia origine, e della patria di Christoforo Colombo.
Genova, 1819. Svo.

SPOTISWOOD (John), Advocate.

The Law concerning Election of Members for Scot-
land to sit and vote in the Parliament of Great Britain.
Second edition. Edinb. 1722. 12mo.

The Form of Process before the Lords of Council and
Session. To which is prefixed the present state of the
College of Justice. Second edition. Edinb. 1718.
12mo.

An Introduction to the Knowledge of the Stile of
Writs, simple and compound, made use of in Scotland.
Third edition. Edinb. 1727. 12mo.

Account of the Religious Houses in Scotland at the
Reformation. &« Hope (Sir Thomas). Keith (Robert).

SPOTISWOODE (Sir Robert), of Pentland.

Practicks of the Laws of Scotland ; also Abstracts
from the Ancient Records of this Kingdom ; whereby
is declared the manner of administering Justice in Civil
Causes, before the College of Justice was erected.
With Memoirs of his Life and Trial for an alledg'd
crime of High Treason against the States, in December
1645 and January 1646. Published by John Spotis-
woode, Advocate. Edinb. 1706. folio.

Decisions of the Court of Session. See Brown
(MuNGO Ponton).

SPOTTISWOOD— SPURZHEIM.

949

SPOTTISWOOD (James), Bishop of Clogher.

A briefe Memorial of the Life and Death of Dr James
Spottiswood, Bishop of Clogher in Ireland, and of the
labyrinth of troubles he fell into in that kingdom.
(Edited by Sir Alexander Boswell.) Edinh. 1811.
4to.

SPOTTISWOODE (John), Archbishop of St.
Andrews.

The History of the Clmrch of Scotland, beginning
the year of our Lord 203, and continued to the end of
the reign of King James the VI. Lond. 1677. folio.

The same, with Biographical Sketch and Notes by
the Right Rev. M. Russell, LL.D. 3 vols. Edinh.
1847-1851. 8vo. (Spottiswoode Society.)

The same. 3 vols. Edinh. 1847-1850. 8vo.
(Bannatyne Club.)

SPOTTISWOODE SOCIETY.

The Spottiswoode Miscellany; a collection of Original
Papers and Tracts, illustrative chiefly of the Civil and
Ecclesiastical History of Scotland. Edited by James
Maidment. 2 vols. Edinb. 1844, 1845. 8vo.

Keith's History of the affairs of Church and State
in Scotland. See Keith (Robert).

The Works of the Right Rev. John Sage, a Bishop
of the Church of Scotland; with Memoirs and Notes.
3 vols. Edinb. 1844-1846. 8vo.

Funeral Sermons, Orations, etc., on the Death of the
Right Rev. Patrick Forbes. See Forbes (Patrick).

Spottiswoode's History of the Church of Scotland.
See Spottiswoode (John).

SPRAGUE (William B.), D.D.

Lectures illustrating the contrast between True
Christianity and various other Systems. Glasgow,
1848. 12mo.

SPRAT (Thomas), Bishop of Rochester.

The History of the Royal Society of London, for the
Improving of Natural Knowledge. Lond. 1667. 4to.

Observations on Monsieur de Sorbier's Voyage into
England. Lond. 1668. 12mo.

A Relation of the late Wicked Contrivance of Stephen
Blacklead and Robert Young, against the lives of several
persons, by forging an Association under their hands.
(In two parts). Lond. 1692, 1693. 4to.

Sermons preached on several occasions. Lond. 1722.
8vo.

See also. Poems : Mince Poets.

SPRATT (Capt. T. A. B.), and FORBES (Pro-
fessor Edward).

Travels in Lycia, Milyas.and the Cibyratis in company
with the late Rev. E. T. Daniell. 2 vols. Lond. 1847.
8vo.

SPRATT (Capt. T. A. B.), R.N.
Travels and Researches in Crete. 2 vols. Lond,
1865. Bvo.

SPRENGELL (Sir Conrad).
The Aphorisms of Hippocrates, and the Sentences of
Celsus. See Hippochates,

SPRENGER (A.), M.D.

A Catalogue of the Arabic, Persian, and Hindu'sta'ny
Manuscripts of the Libraries of the King of Oudh,
compiled under the orders of the Government of India.
Vol. L, containing Persian and Hindu'sta'ny Poetry.
Calcutta, 1854. royal 8vo.

SPREUL (John), Town-Clerk of Glasgow.

Some Remarkable Passages of the Lord's Providence
towards Mr John Spreul. 1635-1664. Edinb. 1832.
8vo.

SPREUL or Spruel (John).

An Accompt Current betwixt Scotland and England
balanced ; together with an Essay of a Scheme of the
Product of Scotland, as also a View of the several
Products of the Ports or Nations we trade to. By
J. S. Edinh. 1705. 4to.

SPRIGGE (Joshua).

Anglia Rediviva ; being the History of the Motions,
Actions, and Successes of the army under Sir Thomas
Fairfax. Lond. 1647. folio.

SPRUEL (John). See Spreul (John).

SPRUNER (Dr K. von).

Atlas Antiquus. Karoli Spruneri opus. Tertio
edidit Theodorus Menke. Gothce, 1865. folio.

Spruner-menke Hand-atlas fiir die Geschichte des
Mittelalters und der neueren Zeit. Dritte auflage von
Dr K. von Spruuer's Hand-atlas, neu bearbeitet von
Dr Th. Menke. Goiha, 1880. foUo.

SPRY (Henry H.), M.D.

Modern India; with Illustrations of the Resources and
Capabilities of Hindustan. 2 vols. Lond. 1837. 8vo.

SPRY (W. J. J.), R.N.

The Cruise of the "Challenger." Voyages over
many Seas. Scenes in many Lands. Lond. 1878. 8vo.

SPURZHEIM (John Gasper), M.D.

The Physiognomical System of Drs Gall and Spurz-
heim ; founded on an Anatomical and Physiological
Examination of the Nervous System in general, and of
the Brain in particular, and indicating the Dispositions
and Manifestations of the Mind. Lond. 1815. 8vo.

950

SPUEZHEIM— STAFFOED.

SPUEZHEIM (John Gaspee), 'M.D.—ContimLed.

Observations on the Deranged Manifestations of the
Mind, or Insanity. Lmd. 1817. royal 8vo.

Examination of the Objections made in Britain
against the doctrines of Gall and Spurzheim. Edinb.
1817. Svo.

A View of the Elementary Principles of Education,
founded on the study of the nature of Man. Edinh.
1821. 12mo.

A View of the Philosophical Principles of Phrenology.
Lond. 1825. Svo.

Phrenology ; or, the Doctrine of the Mind, and of
the relations between its Manifestations and the Body.
Lond. 1825. 8vo.

Phrenology, in connexion with the Study of Physiog-
nomy. 2 vols. Lond. 1826. royal Svo.

The Anatomy of the Brain ; with a General View
of the Nervous System, translated from the unpublished
French MS., by E. Willis. Lond. 1826. 8vo.

SQUIEE (E. George).

Peru; Incidents of Travel and Exploration in the
Laud of the Incas. Lond. 1877. 8vo.

SQUIEE (Samuel).

An Inquiry into the Foundation of the English
Constitution ; or, an Historical Essay upon the Anglo-
Saxon Government, both in Germany and England.
Lond. 1745. Svo.

STACKHOUSE (Ebv. Thomas).

Eeflections on the Nature and Property of Languages
in general, and on the Advantages, Defects, and Manner
of Improving the English Tongue in particular. Lond.
1731. Svo.

A History of the Holy Bible, from the beginning of
the World to the establishment of Christianity. With
Dissertations on the most remarkable passages and
most important doctrines, and a Connection of the
Profane with the Sacred writings. Corrected and
improved by the Eev. George Gleig, LL.D. 3 vols.
Lond. 1817. 4to.

STACPOOLE (George).

Some short historical Anecdotes, with remarks, re-
lative to Ireland. Cork, 1762. Svo.

STACY (Edmund).

DaUington Epitomis'd ; or, Aphorisms Civil and
Military, new model'd for the use of the Present Age.
(Anon.) Land. 1700. 12mo.

STAEL-HOLSTEIN (Augustus, Bakon de).
Letters on England. Lond. \d,2f>. Svo.
See also, Stael-Holstein (Madame de).

STAEL-HOLSTEIN (Madame de).

(Euvres Inedites, publi6es par son fils, pr6c6d6es
d'une notice sur le Caractere et les Ecrits de Mme.
de Stael, par Mme. Necker de Saussure. 3 vols.
Lmd. 1820-1821. Svo.

Corinne, ou I'ltalie. 3 vols. Lond. 1809. 12mo.

The same. Paris, 1851. 12mo.

De rinfluence des Passions sur le Bonheur des
Individus et des Nations. Z-owd 1813, Svo.

De I'Allemagne. 3 vols. Paris, 1813. Svo.

The same. Paris. 1850. 12mo.

E^exions sur le Suicide ; euivies de la Defense de
la Eeine, et de Lettres sur les Ecrits et le Caractfere da
J. J. Eousseau. Paris, 1814. Svo.

Considerations sur les principaux Evenemens de la
E^volution Frangoise. 3 vols. Paris, 1818. Svo.

Memoires sur la Vie Priv^e de mon pfere. Suivis des
Melanges de M. Necker. Paris, 1818. Svo.

Delphine. Edition revue et corrig^e, termin(5e par un
nouveau denouement, et precedee de Eeflexions sur le
bout moral de I'ouvrage. 3 vols. Par/s, 1820. Svo.

Notice sur le Caractere et les ficrits de Madame de
Stael. See Necker-db-Saussuke (Madame).

Corinne; or, Italy. Translated by Isabel Hill.
Lond. 1833. 12mo.

The Influence of Literature upon Society ; trans-
lated from the French of M. de Stacl-Holstein. 2 vols.
Lond. 1812. Svo.

Germany. Translated from the French. 3 vols.
Lond. 1813. Svo.

Considerations on the principal Events of the French
Eevolution, edited by the Duke de Broglie and the
Baron de Stael, translated from the original MS.
3 vols. Lond. 1818. Svo.

Ten Years' Exile ; or, Memoirs of that interesting
period of the Life of the Baroness de Stael-Holstein.
Written by herself during the years 1810, 1811, 1812,
and 1813, and now published from the original MS.
by her son (Augustus, Baron de Stael-Holstein). Loml
1821. Svo.

STAFFOED (Henry, Lord).

The True Difference between the Eegal Power and
the Ecclesiastical Power. Translated out of the Latin.
Lond. 1548. 12mo.

STAFFOED (Thomas).

Pacata Hibemia : Ireland appeased and reduced;
or, an Historic of the late Warres of Ireland, especially
within the Province of Mounster, under the Govern-
ment of Sir George Carew. Lond. 1633. folio.

STAFFORD GALLERY— STANHOPE.

951

STAFFORD GALLERY.

Engravings of the Marquis of Stafford's Collection
of Pictures. See Galleuy of Pictures.

STAGE.

The Ancient and Modern Stages surveyed ; or, Mr
Collier's View of the Immorality of the English Stage
set in a True Light. Loiid. \&^^. 8vo.

The Stage Condemned. Lond. 1698. 8vo.

A Collection of Tracts regarding tlie Stage, occa-
sioned by the Publication of the Tragedy of Douglas.
Glasg. and Edinh. 1757. 8vo.

Some Account of the English Stage. See Genkst
(Rev. John).

See also, Collier (Jeremy).

STAHLSCHMIDT (John Christian).

A Pilgrimage by Sea and Land ; or. Manifestations
of the Divine Guidance and Providence in the Life of
John Christian Stahlschmidt. Translated from the
German by S. Jackson. Lond. 1837. 12mo.

STAINER (J.), and BARRET (W. A.).

A Dictionary of Musical Terms. Lond. 1876.
royal 8vo.

STAIR (James, Viscount). See Dalrymplb (Sir
James).

STAIR (John, Earl of).

Facts and their consequences submitted to the con-
sideration of the Public at large, more particularly to
that of the Finance Minister and of those who are, or
mean to become. Creditors to the State. Lond. 1782.
8vo.

State of the Public Debts, and of the Annual In-
terest and Benefits paid for them. Lowci. 1783. 8vo.

An Attempt to Balance the Income and Expenditure
of the State. "With some Reflections on the Nature
and Tendency of the late Political Struggles for Power.
Lmd. 1783. 8vo.

The Life of John, Earl of Stair, containing his
Negotiations at Warsaw, Paris, and the Hague; the
Articles of Union, and of the Peace of Utrecht, etc.,
and a full Account of the Battle of Dettingen, and
others. Lond. n.d. 12mo.

STALLBAUM (Godofredos).
Institutiones Grammaticse Latinse. See Ruddiman
(Thomas).

STALMAN (Henry).

A Practical Treatise on the Law and Doctrine of
Election and Satisfaction, applicable to Real and
Personal Property ; with an Appendix illustrative of
the Analogous Doctrine in the Law of Scotland. Lond.
1827. 8vo.

STAMER (W, J. A.).

Dolce Napoli. Naples: its Streets, People, Ffites,
Pilgrimages, Environs, etc. Lond, 1878. 8vo.

STAMP DUTIES.

Act 55 Geo. IIL for Repealing the Stamp Duties on
Deeds, Law Proceedings, etc. Edinb. 1815. 8vo.

Table of the whole Stamp Duties exigible in Scot-
land. Edinh. 1850. 8vo.

The same. Edinh. 1853. 8vo.

STANDING Orders of the Houses of Lords and
Commons." See Parllambnt : England.

STANDISH (Arthur).

The Commons Complaint, wherein is contained two
Special Grievances: (1) The Destruction of Wood in
the Kingdom; (2) the extreme dearth of Victuals.
With remedies for the same. Lond. \Q\^. 4to.

STANDISH (Frank Hall).

The Life of Voltaire, with interesting particulars
respecting his Death, and Anecdotes and Characters
of his Contemporaries. Lond. 1821. 8vo.

Notices of the Northern Capitals of Europe. Lond.
1838. 8vo.

The Shores of the Mediterranean. 2 vols. Lond.
1837, 1838. 8vo.

Seville and its Vicinity. Lond. 1840. 8vo.

STANFIELD (J. F.)

An Essay on the Study and Composition of Bio-
graphy. Sunderland, 1813. 8vo.

STANFORD (John Frederick).
Rambles and Researches in Thuringian Saxony.
Lond. 1842. 8vo.

STANHOPE (Charles, Third Earl).

Considerations on the means of preventing fraudulent
practices on the Gold Coin. Lond. 1175. 4to.

The Rights of Juries Defended, and the Objections
to Mr Fox's Libel Bill Refuted. Lond. 1792. 8vo.

STANHOPE (George), D.D.

A Paraphrase and Comment upon the Epistles and
Gospels appointed to be used in the Church of Eng-
land on all Sundays and Holy Days throughout the
year. 4 vols. Lond. 1740-1741. 8vo.

Charron on Wisdom. Translated by George Stan-
hope. See Chareon (Pierre).

See also, Efiotetus.

952

STANHOPE- STANLEY.

STANHOPE (Lady Hester).

Memoirs of the Lady Hester Stanhope, as related
by herself in Conversation with her Physician ; com-
prising her Opinions and Anecdotes of some of the
most Eemarkable Persons of her Time. 3 vols. Lond.
1845. 8vo.

Travels of Lady Hester Stanhope, forming the com-
pletion of her Memoirs, narrated by her Physician.
3 vols. Lond. 1846. 8vo.

STANHOPE (Hex. Lkicestee).

Greece in 1823 and 1824; being a series of
Letters and other Documents on the Greek Eevolutiou.
Written during a Visit to that Country. To which
is added the Life of Mustapha Ali. Lond. 1824.
8vo.

STANHOPE (Sir Mylbs).

The History of the several Oppositions which have
been made in England, from the Eestoration of King
Charles II. Lond. 1754. 8vo.

STANHOPE (Philip Henry, Fifth Earl), D.C.L.,
LL.D.

The Life of Belisarius. Lond. 1829. 8vo.

History of the War of the Succession in Spain. Lond.
1832. 8vo.

History of England, comprising the Eeign of Queen
Anne until the Peace of Utrecht, 1701-1713. Lond.
1870. 8vo.

The same. Fourth edition. 2 vols. Lond. 1872. 8vo.

History of England from the Peace of Utrecht to
the Peace of Versailles, 1713-,1783. 7 vols. Lond.
1836-1854. 8vo.

The same. Fifth edition, revised. 7 vols. Lond.
1858. post 8vo.

" The Forty-Five ; " being the Narrative of the In-
surrection of 1745, extracted from Lord Mahon's
History of England; to which are added Letters of
Prince Charles Stuart, from the Stuart Papers. Lond.
1851. 8vo.

Life of the Eight Honourable William Pitt. 4 vols.
Lund. 1861-1862. 8vo.

Tlie French Eetreat from Moscow ; and other His-
torical Essays. Collected from the " Quarterly Eeview "
and " Eraser's Magazine." Lond. HI Q. 8vo.

STANIHUEST (Eichard).

De rebus in Hibemia Gestis, libri quatuor. Accessit
Hibernicarum rerum Appendix, ex Silvestro Giraldo
Cambrensi collecta, cum ejusdem Stanihursti adnota-
tionibus. Antverpive, 1684. 4to.

The First Four Books of the .(Eneid of VirglL See
ViRGiLiHs (Marc).

STANISLAUS L (History of). See Poland: Bib-
liotheca Polonica.

STANLEY (Arthur Penrhyn), Dean of West-
minster.

The Life and Correspondence of Thomas Arnold,
D.D. 2 vols. Lond. 1844. 8vo.

Sinai and Palestine, in connection with their History.
Second edition. Lond. 1856. 8vo.

The Epistles of St. Paul to the Corinthians. With
Critical Notes and Dissertations. Lond. 1868. 8vo.

Lectures on the History of the Eastern Church,
with an Introduction on the Study of Ecclesiastical
History. Lond. 1862. 8vo.

Historical Memorials of Canterbury : the Landing
of Augustine, the Murder of Becket, Edward the
Black Prince, Becket's Shrine. Lond. 1865. 8vo.

Lectures on the History of the Jewish Church.
Part I. Abraham to Samuel. Part II. Samuel to the
Captivity. 2 vols. Lond. 1866. 8vo.

Scripture Portraits and other Miscellanies. Lond.

1867. 8vo.

Historical Memoirs of Westminster Abbey. Lond.

1868. 8vo.

Supplement to the First and Second editions of
the Historical Memorials of Westminster Abbey.
Lond. 1869. 8vo.

Essays, chiefly on Questions of Church and State,
from 1850 to 1870. Lond. 1870. 8vo.

Lectures on the History of the Church of Scotland,
delivered in Edinburgh in 1872. Lond. 1872. 8vo.

Lectures on the History of the Jewish Church, from
the Captivity to the Christian Era. Third Series.
Lond. 1876. 8vo.

Addresses and Sermons, delivered at St. Andrews in
1872, 1875, and 1877. Lond. 1877. 8vo.

STANLEY (Francis).

St. Petersburg to Plevna. Containing Interviews
with leading Eussian Statesmen and Generals. Lond.
1878. 8vo.

STANLEY (George).

A Classified Synopsis of the Principal Painters of the
Dutch and Flemish Schools, their Scholars, Imitators,
and Analogists. Lond. 1855. 12mo. (Bohn's Scien-
tific Library.)

STANLEY (Henry M.)

How I found Livingstone : Travels, Adventures, and
Discoveries in Central Africa ; including Four Months'
Eesidence with Dr Livingstone. Lond. 1872. 8vo.

Coomassie and Magdala : the Story of Two British
Campaigns in Africa. Liond. 1874. 8vo.

STANLEY— STAHK.

953

STANLEY (Henry M.)—Con<iwMed

Through the Dark Continent ; or, the Sources of
the Nile around the Great Lakes of Equatorial Africa,
and down the Livingstone Kiver to the Atlantic
Ocean. 2 vols. Lond. 1878. 8vo.

STANLEY (Montague).

Memoir. See Drummond (Eev. David Thomas
Kerr).

STANLEY (Thomas).

Poems; reprinted from the editions of 1651. Lond.
1814. 12mo.

The History of the Chaldaick Philosophy. Lond.
1662. foUo.

The History of Philosophy; containing the Lives,
Opinions, Actions, and Discourses of the Philo-
sophers of every Sect. Second edition. Lond. 1687.
folio.

Various Histories. Written originally by Claudius
iEUanus, rendered into English by Thomas Stanley.
See J^LiANns (Claudius).

See also, .(Eschylus.

STANYAN (Temple).

The Grecian History, from the Original of Greece to
the Death of Philip of Macedon. 2 vols. Lond.
1751. 8vo.

STAPLE CONTRACT between the Eoyal Burrows
of Scotland, etc. See Scotland.

STAPLES (William R)

Annals of the Town of Providence, from its First
Settlement to the Organisation of the City Govern-
ment in June 1832. Providence, 1843. 8vo.

STAPLETON (Augustus Granville).

The Political Life of the Eight Hon. George
Canning, from 1822 to the period of his Death, 1827 ;
together with a Short Eeview of Foreign Affairs
subsequently to that event. 3 vols. Lond. 1831.
8vo.

STAPLETON (Thomas).

A Fortresse of the Faith first planted among us
Englishmen, and continued hitherto in the Universal
Church of Christ, the Faith of which time Protestants
call Papistry. Antwerp, 1565. 4to. (Added to his
Translation of Bedo's History.) See Beda (Ven.)

Orationos Sex ; tres f unebres, dogmaticse tres, his
temporibus apprime necessarise. Antverpice, 1576.
8vo.

STAPLETON (JvioiiAs)— Continued.

Tres ThonuB : seu de S. Thomae Apostoli rebus
gestis; de S. Thoma Archiepiscopo Cantauriensi et
Martyre ; D. Thomae Mori Angliae quondam Cancellarii
Vita. Duaci, 1588. 8vo.

STAPYLTON (Sir Egbert).

Juvenal's Sixteen Satires, translated by Sir Eobert
Stapylton. See Juvenalis.

History of the Low Country Warres, by Strada.
Translated by Sir Eobert Stapylton. See Strada
(Famianub).

STAEFOETH (John).

The Architecture of the Farm ; a Series of Designs
for Farm Houses and Farm Steadings, Factors' Houses,
and Labourers' Cottages, with Descriptions. Edinh.
1853. 4to.

Designs for Villa Eesidences, with Descriptions.
Edinh. 1866. royal 4to.

STAEK (Adam), Advocate.

An Introduction to the Study of the Law of Scot-
land. Edinh. 1832. 12mo.

STAEK (James).

A Treatise on the Law of Partnership. Edinh.
1825. 8vo.

Picturesque Views of the Eastern Coast of England,
with Historical and Geological Descriptions by J. W.
Eobberds. Lond. 1834. large 4to.

STARK (James), M.D.

The Westminster Confession of Faith, critically
compared with the Holy Scriptures and found wanting.
Lmd. 1863. 8vo.

STAEK (John).

Biographia Scotica; or, Scottish Biographical Dic-
tionary. Edinh. 1805. 12mo.

Picture of Edinburgh. Edinh. \B:(i&. 12mo.

The same. Edinh. 1820. 12mo.

The same. Sixth edition, improved. Edinb. 1837.
12mo.

STAEK (John).

Elements of Natural History, adapted to the present
state of the Science, containing the Generic Characters
of nearly the whole Animal Kingdom ; with Descrip-
tions of the Principal Species. 2 vols. Edinh. 1828.
8vo.

STARK (William).

Eemarks on Public Hospitals for the Cure of Mental
Derangement. Edinh. 1807. 4to.

6 £

954

STAEKE— STATE PAPEES.

STAEKE (Mrs Milriana).

Letters from Italy. 2 vols. Land. 1815. 8vo.

Travels on the Continent Land. 1820. Svo.

Travels in Europe, for the use of Travellers on the
Continent. Eighth edition. Lond. 18.32. 8vo.

The Beauties of Carlo-Maria Maggi paraphrased.
To which are added, Sonnets. Exeter, 1811. Svo.

STAEKIE (Thomas).

A Treatise on the Law of Slander, Lihel, and False
Eumours. Lond. 1813. 8vo.

The same. Second edition. 2 vols. Lond. 1830.
Svo.

The same. Third edition, by Henry Coleman
Folkard. Lond. 1869. Svo.

The same. Fourth edition. Lond. 1876. Svo.

Eeports of Cases determined at Nisi Frius, in the
Courts of King's Bench and Common Pleas, and in the
Circuit, from 1814-1823. 3 vols. Lond. 1817-
1823. Svo.

A Practical Treatise on the Law of Evidence, and
digest of Proofs, in Civil and Criminal Proceedings.
3 vols. Lond. 1824. Svo.

The same. Fourth edition by George Morley
Dowdeswell and John George Malcolm. Lo7id. 1853.
Svo.

STAEOVOLSCIUS (Simon).
Sarmatise Bellatores. Tractatus Tres, etc. See
Poland : Bibliotheca Polonica.

STATE AMUSEMENTS, serious and hypocritical
fully exemplified in the Abdication of King James the
Second; with the names of the several Princes of
Europe that congratulated him on the birth of the
Prince of Wales. Lond. \7\\. Svo.

STATE PAPERS.

A Collection of State Papers relating to Affairs in
the Reigns of King Henry VIII., King Edward VI.,
Queen Mary, and Queen Elizabeth. From the year
1542 to 1570. Transcribed from Original Letters and
other Authentick Memorials never before published,
left by William Cecill, Lord Burghley. By Samuel
Haynes. Lond. 1740. folio.

A Collection of State Papers relating to Affairs in
the Reign of Queen Elizabeth, from the year 1571 to
1596. Transcribed from Original Papers and other
Authentick Memorials never before published, left by
William Cecill, Lord Burghley. By WiUiam Murdin.
Lond. 1759. folio.

State Papers published under the Authority of His
Majesty's Commission : King Henry VIII. 1 1 vols.
•Land. 1830-1852. 4to.

Calendars of State Papers. Published under

THE DIRECTION OF THE MaSTEB OF THE RoLLS. Lond.

1856-1880. imperial Svo.

Calendar of State Papers, Domestic Series, of the
Reigns of Edward VI., Mary, Elizabeth, and James I.,
preserved in Her Majesty's Public Record Office.
Edited by Robert Lemon (Vols. I. and II.), and
Mary Anne Everett Green (Vols. IIL-XIL). 1856-
1872.

Vol. I.-

-1547-1580.

Vol. VIII.-

-1603-1610.

II.-

-1581-1590.

TX.-

-1611-1618.

IIL

-1591-1594.

X.

-1619-1623.

IV.-

-1595-1597.

XI.-

-1623-1625,

V.-

-1598-1601.

with Addenda,

VI.-

-1601-1603,

with

1603-1625.

Addenda,

1547-

XII.-

— Addenda, 1580-

1565.

1626.

VII.-

—Addenda,
1579.

1566-

Calendar of State Papers, Domestic Series, of the
Reign of Charles I., preserved in Her Majesty's Pub-
lic Record Office. Edited by John Bruce (Vols.
I. -XII.) ; by John Bruce and WiUiam Douglas Hamil-
ton (Vol XIII.); and by William Douglas Hamilton
(Vols. XIV., XV.). 1858-1877.

Vol. v.— 1631-1633.

Vol. I.— 1625-1626.

II.— 1627-1628.

III.— 1628-1629.

IV.— 1629-1631.

VI.— 1633-1634.
XVL— 1640.

Calendar of State Papers, Domestic Series, during
the Commonwealth, preserved in Her Majesty's Public
Record Office. Edited by Mary Anne Everett Green.
1875-1879.

Vol. I.— 1649-1650.
II.— 1650.
III.— 1651.

Vol. IV.— 1651-1652.

v.— 1652-1653.

VI.— 1653-1654.

Calendar of State Papers, Domestic Series, of the
Reign of Charles II., preserved in Her Majesty's
Public Record Office. Edited by Mary Anne Everett
Green. 1860-1863.

Vol I.— 1660-1661.
II.— 1661-1662.

Vol. III.— 1663-1664,
IV.— 1664-1665.

Calendar of Homo Office Papers of the Reign of
George III., preserved in Her Majesty's Public Record
Office. Edited by Joseph Redington. 1878-1879.
Vol. L— 1760-1765. | Vol. II.— 1766-1769.

Calendar of State Papers relating to Scotland, pre-
served in Her Majesty's Public Record Office. Edited
by Markham John Thorpe. 1858.

VoL I. — The Scottish Series, of the Reigns of Henry
VIII., Edward VI., Mary, and Elizabeth,
1509-1589.

STATE PAPEES— STATHAM.

956

STATE VAVEBS—Continned.

Vol II.— The Scottish Series of the Reign of Elizabeth,
1589-1603 ; an Appendix to the Scottish
Series, 1B43-1592 ; and the State Papers
relating to Mary Queen of Scots during her
Detention in England, 1B68-1587.
Calendar of Documents relating to Ireland, pre-
served in Her Majesty's Public Eecord Office, London.
Edited by Henry Savage Sweetman. 1879.
Vol. III.— 1285-1292.
Calendai- of State Papers relating to Ireland, of the
Keigns of Henry VIII., Edward VI., Mary, and Eliza-
beth, preserved in Her Majesty's Public Record Office.
Edited by Hans Claude Hamilton. 1860-1877.
Vol. I.— 1509-1573. Vol. III.— 1586-1588.

II.— 1574-1585.
Calendar of State Papers relating to Ireland, of the
Eeign of James I., preserved in Her Majesty's Public
Eecord Office, and elsewhere. Edited by the Eev. C. W.
EusseU, D.D., and John P. Prendergast. 1877, 1880.
VoL IV.— 1611-1614. I Vol. v.— 1615-1625.
Calendar of State Papers, Colonial Series, preserved
in Her Majesty's Public Eecord Office, and elsewhere.
Edited by W. Noel Sainsbury. 1860-1880.
Vol. I.— America and West Indies, 1574-1 660.
II. — East Indies, China, and Japan, 151.3-1616.
III. — East Indies, China, and Japan, 1617-1621.
IV. — East Indies, China, and Japan, 1622-1624.
v.— America and West Indies, 1661-1668

Calendar of Letters and Papers, Foreign and Do-
mestic, of the Eeign of Henry VIII., preserved in Her
Majesty's Public Eecord Office, the British Museum,
etc. Edited by J. S. Brewer (Vols. L-IV.), and by
James Gairdner (Vol. V. ). 1 862- 1 880.
Vol. I.— 1509-1514. Vol. IV.— Introduction.

II. (in 2 Parts).— 1515- IV., Part 2. — 1526

1518.

III. (in 2 Parts).- 1519-

1523.

IV. Part 1.— 1524-1526.

1528.
Part 3. —
1530.
v.— 1531-1632.

IV,

1529-

Calendar of State Papers, Foreign Series, of the Eeign
of Mary, preserved in Her Majesty's Public Eecord
Office. 1553-1558. Edited by W. B. Turnbull. 1861.

Calendar of State Papers, Foreign Series, of the
Eeign of Elizabeth, preserved in Her Majesty's Public
Eecord Office, etc. Edited by the Eev. Joseph Steven-
son (Vols. I. -VII.), and Allan James Crosby (Vols.
VIII.-XI.). 1863-1880.

Vol. I.— 1558-1559.

IL— 1559-1560.

III.— 1560-1561.

IV.— 1561-1562.

v.— 1562.

VL— 1563.

Vol. VII.— 1564-1565.

VIIL— 1566-1568.

IX— 1669-1571.

X.— 1572-1574.

XL— 1575 1577.

STATE TAVEnS—Conilnufid.
Calendar of Treasury Papers, preserved in Her
Majesty's Public Eecord Office. Edited by Joseph
Eedington. 1879.

Vol. IV.— 1708-1714.
Calendar of the Carew Papers, preserved in the
Lambeth Library. Edited by J. S. Brewer and
William BuUen. 1867-1873.
Vol. I.— 1515-1574. VoL V.— Book of Howth ;

II. — 1575-1588. Miscellaneous.

III.— 1589-1600. VL— 1603— 1624.

IV.— 1601-1603.
Calenda* of Letters, Despatches, and State Papers,
relating to the Negotiations between England and
Spain, preserved in the Archives at Simancas, and
elsewhere. Edited by G. A. Bergenroth (Vols. I., II.,
and supplement) and by Don Pascual de Gayangos
(Vols. IIL, IV.). 1879.

Vol. I.— Hen. VII.— 1485-1509.
II.— Hen. VIII.— 1509-1525.
Supplement to Vol. I. and Vol. II.
III., Part 1.— Hen. VIIL— 1525-1526.
IIL, Part 2.— Hen. VIIL— 1527-1529.
IV., Part 1.— Hen. VIIL— 1529-1530.
Calendar of State Papers and Manuscripts, relating
to English Affairs, preserved in the Archives of Venice,
etc. Edited by Eawdon Brown. 1871-1877.

Vol. IV.-
V.-

-1527-1533.
1534-1554.

VoL VL, Part I.— 1555-
1556.

STATE TRACTS.

State Tracts ; being a Collection of several Treatises
relating to the Government, privately printed in the
reign of King Charles II. Loud. 1689. folio.

A Collection of State Tracts published on occasion
of the late Eevolution in 1688 and during the Eeign
of William IIL With a Table of the several Tracts
and an Index of Matters. 3 vols. Ijond. 1 705-1 707.
folio.

STATE TRIALS. See Cobbett (William).

STATE TRIALS at Montreal. See Canada
(Lower).

STATESMAN'S YEAE BOOK See Martin
(Fkederiok).

STATHAM (J.)

Indian EecoUections. Lond. 1832. I2mo.

STATHAM (Nicholas), Baron of the Exdiequer.

An Abridgment of the Law (in French), containing
Cases digested to the end of the reign of Henry VI. of
England. Per me R. Pijnson [Rouen, W. Tailleur,
circa 1498]. folio.

956

STATISTICAL ACCOUNT OF SCOTLAND— STATUTES.

STATISTICAL ACCOUNT OF SCOTLAND.
See Scotland.

STATISTICAL PIECES.

A Statistical Account of the Parish and Town of
Dundee in the year 1792. By Eobert Small, D.D.— j
A Description of the County of Angus, translated from
the original Latin of Robert Edward, Minister of
Murroes.— Statistical Accounts of the Town and Parish
of Perth (by the Rev. James Scott) and Parish of
Kinnoul (by the R«v. Lewis Dunbar) ; in the years
1794 and 1795. Dundee and Perth, 1792-1796. 8vo.

STATISTIQUE G6n^raLe et Particulifere de la France
et de ses Colonies, avec une nouvelle Description
Topographique, Physique, Agricole, Politique, Indus-
trielle et Commerciale, de cet Etat. Par une Soci6t6
des Gens de Lettres et de Savans ; et public par P. E.
flerbin. 7 vols. Paris, 1803. 8vo. (Atlas in 4to.)

STATIUS (PoBLius Papinius).

Thebais, cum Placidi Lactantii interpretatione
Achilleis, cum recollectis Fr. Mataracii. Sylvae, cum
commentario Domitii Calderini. Domitius in Sapho
Ovidii, etc. Venetiis, per Octavianum Scotum, 1483.
folio.

Opera quse extant. Placidi Lactantii in Thebaida
et Achilleida commentarius. Edidit Fr. LindenbrucL
Paridis, 1600. 4to.

Opera, sedula recensione accurate. Londini, 1822.
12mo.

Sylvarum Libri V ; cum notis ad marginem quas
undecunque collegit Thomas Stephens. — AchiUeidos
Libri II. Cantabrigice, 1651. 8vo.

An Essay upon Statins, or the first five books of
StatiuB his Thebais, done into English Verse by Thomas
Stephens. Lond. 1648. 8vo.

The Thebaid of Statins. Translated into English
verse ; with Notes and Observations, by William
Lillington Lewis. 2 vols. Lo7id. 1773. 8vo.

Opera Omnia ex editione Bipontina. 4 vols. Lond.
1824. 8vo. (Valpy's Delphin Classics.)

STATUTA Ordinis Cartusiensis, a Domino Guigone
priors Cartusie edita. BasUice, 1510. folio.

STATUTA Synodalia Leodiens. cum ipsorum moder-
ationibus. Item, Acta et Decreta Synodi Dioecesanae
Leodii celebratse, Anno Domini, 1548. Lovanii,
1549. 4to.

STATUTES.

Abbreviamentum Statutorum. Impresmm per Ricar-
dum Pynson, Anno Domini 1499. 12mo.

STATUTES— Con<iw?<ed.

The Statutes of the Realm. Printed by command
of His Majesty King George the Third, in pursuance
of an Address of the House of Commons of Great
Britain, from Original Records and Authentic Manu-
scripts. (Edited by E.. T. Toruline, John Raithby,
John Caley, and "W. ElUott.) 9 vols. Lond. 1810-
1824. foUo.

The Alphabetical Index to the Statutes of the Realm,
from Magna Carta to the end of the reign of Queen
Anne. Lond. 1824. folio.

The Chronological Index to the Statutes of the
Realm, from Magna Carta to the end of the reign of
Queen Anne. Lond. 1828. folio.

Statutes at Largo, from Magna Carta to 41 George
IIL (with Preface by Owen Ruffhead). 18 vols.
Lond. 1769-1800. 4to.

The Statutes of the United Kingdom of Great
Britain and Ireland, from A.D. 1801 (41 George IIL)
to 32 & 33 Victoria, 1868-1869. 29 vols. Lond.
1804-1869. 4to.

Index to the Statutes at Large, from the Magna
Charta to the forty-ninth year of George III. See '
Raithby (John).

A Collection of the Public General Statutes (from 2
William IV. to 1 & 2 Victoria). 7 vols. Lond. 1832-
1838. 8vo.

An exact Abridgment of all the Statutes in force
and use (from Magna Charta to the sixth year of King
George L). 5 vols. Lond. 1720. 8vo.

An Index to the Statutes, Public and Private,
passed in the several years from the Union with
Ireland to the termination of the second Session of
the thirteenth Parliament of the United Kingdom
(1801-1839). 2 vols. Lond. 1840. folio.

The same. From the Union with Ireland to the
termination of the eighteenth Parliament of the
United Kingdom ; 41 Geo. Ill (1801) to 28 & 29
Vict. (1865). 2 vols. Lond. 1867. folio.

Chronological Table of, and Index to, the Statutes
to the end of the Session of 1869. Lond 1870. royal
Svo.

The same. Second edition, to the end of the Session
of 1872, 35 & 36 Victoria. Lond. 1873. royal

Svo.

The same. Fourth edition, to the end of the Session
of 1877, 40 & 41 Victoria. Lond. 1878. royal 8vo.

Statutes at Large passed in the Parliaments held in
Ireland from 1310 to 1800. 20 vols. Dublin, 1786-
1801. foUo.

A Collection of Public General Statutes affecting
Scotland (11 & 12 Vict, to 43 & 44 Vict.). 33 vols.
Edinh. 1848-1880. Svo.

STATUTES— STEBBTNG.

957

STATUTES— Contimted.

All Index to Acts of Parliament relating to Scotland,
1800-1868, having special reference to Blackwood's
Collection of Public General Statutes affecting Scotland.
i;dinh. 1869. 8vo. (Bound in Vol. of Pub. Gen.
Statutes, 32 & 33 Vict.)

The Public General Statutes affecting Scotland, from
the first Parliament of Great Britain, 6 Anne, a.d. 1707
to the end of the fourteenth Parliament of the United
Kingdom, 10 & 11 Victoria, a.d. 1847. 3 vols. Edinl.
1876. Svo.

The Statutes of Ireland, beginning the third Year
of King Edward the Second, newly perused and
examined with the Parliament Polls, by Eichard
Bolton. Dublin, 1621. foUo.

Index to the Acts passed in Ireland in the 39th and
40th years of George III. Dublin, 1804. foHo.

A Collection of the several Statutes and parts of
Statutes now in force, relating to High Treason and
Misprision of High Treason. Minb. 1746. 12mo.

Statutes concerning Elections. See Elections.

Statutes of Upper Canada. See Canada.

Statutes of the most Honourable Order of the Bath.
Lond. 1772. 4to.

An Abridgment of the Public Statutes, from Magna
Charta to 1 George III. See Cat (John).

See also, British Acts of Pabliament. Chitty
(Joseph). Pulton (Faedinando).

STATUTI della Sacra Eeligione di S. Giovanni
Gerosolimitano, con le Ordinationi, dell' ultimo Capi-
tolo Generale, celebrato nell' anno 1631. 2 vols.
Borgo Nuovo, 1718. folio.

Compendio Alfabetico de Statuti della Sacra Eeli-
gione Gerosolimitana dal fu Ven. Gran Priore di Lom-
bardia Garavita. Borgo Novo, 1718. folio.

STAUNTON (Sir George).

An Authentic Account of an Embassy from the King
of Great Britain to the Emperor of China; taken
chiefly from the Papers of the Earl of Macartney, Sir
Erasmus Gower, etc. 2 vols. [With volume of
Plates in folio.] Lond. 1797. 4to.

The same. Second edition. 3 vols. Lond. 1798.
Svo.

STAUNTON (Sir George Thomas).

Ta Tsing Leu Lee ; being the Fundamental Laws and
a selection from the Supplementary Statutes of the Penal
Code of China Translated from the Chinese, by Sir
George Thomas Staunton. Lond. 1810. 4to.

STAUNTON (Sir GEonaE Tuoyihs)— Continued.

Narrative of the Cliinese Embassy to the Khan of the
Tourgouth Tartars, in the years 1712, 1713, 1714, and
1715, by the Chinese Ambassador. Translated from
the Chinese, and accompanied by an Appendix of
^Miscellaneous Translations by Sir George Thomas
Staunton. Lond. 1821. 8vo.

Miscellaneous Notices relating to China, and our
Commercial Intercourse witli that Country, including
a few Translations from the Chinese Language. Lond.
1822. 8vo.

Treatise on Vaccination. See Pearson (George).

STAUNTON (Howard).

The Chess-Player's Companion ; comprising a new
Treatise on Odds, and a Collection of Games contested
by the author during the last ten years ; including the
great French match with Mons. Si Amant ; to which
are added a selection of new and instructive Problems.
Lond. 1849. 12mo. (Bohn's Scientific Library.)

The Chess-Player's Hand-book. Lond.lMT. 12mo.
(Bolin's Scientific Library.)

The Great Schools of England ; an Account of the
Foundation, Endowments, and Discipline of the chief
Seminaries of Learning in England. Lond. 1865.
8vo.

STAVOEINUS (John Splinter).

Voyages to the East-Indies ; comprising a full and
accurate Account of all the present and all the late
Possessions of the Dutch in India, and at the Cape of
Good Hope. Translated from the Original Dutch by
Samuel Hull Wilcocke. 3 vols. Lond. 1798. Svo.

STEAM-BOAT.

Tlie Original Steam-Boat supported; showing the
true priority of John Fitch, and the False datings of
James Eumsey. Philadelphia, 1788. Svo.

STEAVENSON (A. T.)

The English Bankrupt Law, as altered by Lord
Brougham's BiU. Edinb. 1832. Svo.

STEBBING (Eev. Henry). D.D.,

Lives of the Italian Poets. 5 vols. Lond. 1831.
Svo.

History of Chivalry and the Crusades. See Con-
stable's Miscellany.

Church History and History of the Eeformation.
See Lardner's Cabinet Cyclop^edla.

STEBBING (Samuel).

A Genealogical History of the Kings and Queens of
England. See Sandford (Francis).

958

STEDMAN— STENNETT.

STEDMAN (Algernon M. M.).

Oxford ; its Social and Intellectual Life ; with Re-
marks and Hints on Expenses, the Examinations, the
Selection of Books, etc. Lond. 1878. post Svo.

STEDMAN (Charles).

The History of the Origin, Progress, and Termination
of the American War. 2 vols. Lond. 1724:. 4to.

STEDMAN (Capt. J. G.)

Narrative of a Five Tears' Expedition against the
Revolted Negroes of Surinam in Guiana on the wild
coast of South America, from the year 1772 to 1777 ;
elucidating the History of that Country, and describing
its productions. With an Account of the Indians of
Guiana and the Negroes of Guinea. 2 vols. Lond.
1796. 4to.

STEEDMAN (Andrew).
,. Wanderings and Adventures in the interior of
Southern Africa. 2 vols. Lond. 1835. 8vo.

STEEL (David).

The Ship-master's Assistant, and Owner's Manual.
The Commercial and Mathematical Department by Dr
Kelly. Lond. 1826. Svo.

STEELE (Andrew).

The Natural and Agricultural History of Peat-Moss
or Turf-Bog. Edinb. 1826. 8vo.

STEELE (Eichabd).

An Essay upon Gardening, containing a Catalogue of
Exotic Plants, with Observations on the History of
Gardening, and a Contrast of the Ancient and the
Modem Taste. York, 1793. 4to.

STEELE (Sir Richard).

The Romish Ecclesiastical History of late years.
Lond. 1714. 8vo.

The Political Writings of Sir Richard Steele.

1. The Englishman's Thanks to the Duke of Marl-
borough. Written in the year 1711. — 2. A
Letter to Sir Miles Wharton, concerning Occa-
sional Peers. Written in the year 1713. — 3.
Tlie Importance of Dunkirk consider'd. — 4. The
French Faith represented in the Present State
of Dunkirk. — 5. The Crisis ; or, a Discourse re-
presenting, from the most Authentick Records,
the just Causes of the late Happy Revolution.
— 6. A Letter to a Member of Parliament con-
cerning the Bill for preventing the Growth of
Schism. — 7. Mr Steele's Apology for Himself and
his Writings ; occasioned by his Expulsion from
the House of Commons. .
Lond. 1715. 12mo.

STEELE (Sir Richard)— Cbn^injted

The Crisis ; or, a Discourse on the Revolution,
Lond. 1714. 4to.

The Christian Hero ; an Argument proving that
no Principles but those of Religion are sufficient to
make a Great Man. Lond. 17 Al. 12mo.

Epistolary Correspondence ; including his Familiar
Letters to his Wife and Daughters ; to which are pre-
fixed, fragments of Three Plays, two of them un-
doubtedly Steele's, and the third supposed to be Addi-
son's. Faithfully printed from the Originals ; and
illustrated with Literary and Historical Anecdotes, by
John Nichols. 2 vols. Lond. 1809. 8vo.

STEELE (William), Advocate.
A Summary of the Powers and Duties of Juries in
Criminal Trials in Scotland. Edinh. 1833. 12mo.

STEER (John).

Steer's Parish Law ; being a Digest of the Law re-
lating to the Civil and Ecclesiastical Government of
Parishes, Friendly Societies, etc., and the Relief,
Settlement, and Removal of the Poor. Third edition,
enlarged and altered by Henry John Hodgson. Lond.
1857. Svo.

STEINBACH (Lieut. -Colonel).
The Punjaub ; being a brief Account of the Country
of the Sikhs. Lond. 1845. Svo.

STEINMEHER (Dr F. L.)

The History of the Passion and Resurrection of our
Lord, considered in the light of Modern CriticLsm.
Edinb. 1879. Svo. (Clark's Foreign Theological
Library.)

STEINMETZ (Andrew)

History of the Jesuits, from the foundation of their
Society to its Suppression by Pope Clement XIV.,
their Missions throughout the World, their Educational
System and Literature, with their revival, and present
state. 3 vols. Lond. 1848. Svo.

STENHOUSE (William).

Illustrations of the Lyric Poetry and Music of Scot-
land, with Additional Notes and Illustrations [edited
by David Laing]. Edinh. 1853. Svo.

STENNETT (Samuel), D.D.
Sermons on the Iiivine Authority and various use
of the Holy Scriptures. Lond. \7 20. Svo.

STENNETT (Samuel).

Memoirs of the Life of the Rev. William Ward,
containing a few of his early poetical productions, and a
Monody to his Memory. Lond. IS25. Svo.

STENZEL— STEPHENS.

959

STENZEL (GusTAP Adolf Harald).
Greschichte des Preussisclien Staats. See Heebkn
and Ukert.

STEPHANUS (Henricus).

Thesaurus Graecas Linguaj. Editio nova, auctior et
emendatior. 8 vols. Lond. in cedibtts Valpianis,
1816-1826. folio.

Stephanorum Historia, Vitas ipsorum ac Libros oom-
plectens.

Tom. I. Pars prior. Henricus Stephanus primus
ac ejus filii. Pars posterior. Henrici Stephani
primi nepotes ac poeterL
Tom. II. Catalogus Librorum qui ex OflScinis
Stephanorum prodierunt.
(2 vols, in 1.) Lundini, 1529. 8vo.

Apologie pour Hdrodote, ou Traits de la Conformitd
des Merveilles anciennes avec les modernes. Nouvelle
Mition, augmentde de remarques par Le Ducbat.
3 vols. La Haye, 1735. 8vo.

STEPHANUS (EoBERTUs).

Thesaurus Linguse Latinas. Editio nova, prioribus
multo auctior et emendatior. 4 vols. Lond. 1734-
1735. folio.

STEPHEN (Henry John).

A Treatise on the principles of Pleadings in Civil
Actions ; comprising a summary view of the proceed-
ings in a Suit at Law. Lond. 1824. Svo.

New Commentaries on the Law of England (partly
founded on Blackstone). Third edition, prepared for
the press by Professor James Stephen. 4 vols. Lond.
1853. Svo.

The same. Sixth edition, by James Stephen,
LL.D. 4 vols. Lond. 1868. Svo.

STEPHEN (James).

The Slavery of the British West India Colonies
delineated, as it exists both in law and practice ; and
compared with the Slavery of other countries, anticnt
and modem. Vol. I. Lond. 1824. Svo.

STEPHEN (James).

Lush's Practice. See Lush (Robert).

STEPHEN (Sib James), LL.D.

Essays in Ecclesiastical Biography. 2 vols. Lond.

1850. Svo.

Lectures on the History of France. 2 vols. Lond.

1851. Svo.

STEPHEN (Sir James Fitzjames), Q.C.
A General View of the Criminal Law of England.
Lmd. 1863. Svo.

STEPHEN (Sir James Fitzjames), q,.C.— Con-
tinued.

A Digest of the Criminal Law (Crimes and Punish-
ments). Lond. 1877. Svo.

Liberty, Equality, Fraternity. Lond. 1873. Svo.

STEPHEN (Leslie).

The Playground of Europe. Z^nd 1871. Svo.
History of English Thought in the Eighteenth Cen-
tury. 2 vols. Lo7id. 1876. Svo.

STEPHEN (Thomas).

A Guide to the Morning and Evening Service of
the Church of England. Edinb. 1835. 12mo.

The Confession of Faith of the Church of England
in the Thirty-nine Articles. Edinb. 1836. 12mo.

The Life and Times of Archbishop Sharp (of St.
Andrews). Lo7id. 1839. Svo.

History of the Church of Scotland, from the Refor-
mation to the present time. LowtZ. 1843-1844. 4 vols.
Svo.

See also, Transubstantiation.

STEPHENS (Alexander).

The History of the Wars which arose out of the
French Revolution : to which is prefixed, a Review
of the causes of that Event. 2 vols. Lond. 1803.
4to.

Memoirs of John Home Tooke, interspersed with
Original Documents. 2 vols. Lond. 1813. Svo.

STEPHENS (Archibald John).

Tlie Law of Nisi Prius Evidence in Civil Actions,
and Arbitrations and Awards ; with an Appendix.
3 vols. Lond. 1842. royal Svo.

A Practical Treatise of the Laws relating to the
Clergy. 2 vols. Lond. 1848. royal Svo.

History of the Boroughs and Municipal Corpora-
tions of the United Kingdom. See Merewethbb
(Henry Alworth).

STEPHENS (Edward Bell).

The Basque Provinces : their Political State,
Scenery, and Inhabitants, with Adventures amongst
the Carlists and Christinos. 2 vols. Lond. 1837.
Svo.

STEPHENS (George).

The Practical Irrigator and Drainer. Edinb. 1S34.
Svo.

STEPHENS (George).

Dramas for. the Stage. 2 vols. Lond. 1846. Svo.

960

STEPHENS— STEUAKT.

STEPHENS (George), Professor, Copenhagen.

The Old Northern Runic Monuments of Scandin-
avia and England ; now first collected and deciphered
by George Stephens, F.S.A. 2 vols. Kohenhavn,
1866-1868. folio.

Translation of Frithofs Saga. See Tegner (Esias).

STEPHENS (Henry).

The Book of the Farm, detailing the labours of the
Farmer, Farm-Steward, Ploughman, Shepherd, Hedger,
Cattleman, Field-worker, and Dairymaid. 3 vols.
Edinh. 1844. royal 8vo.

The same. Third edition. 2 vols. Edinh. 1871.
royal 8vo.

STEPHENS (Jambs Francis).

A Manual of British Coleoptera or Beetles, contain-
ing a brief description of all the species of Beetles
hitherto ascertained to inhabit Great Britain and
Ireland. Lmd. 1839. 8vo.

STEPHENS (John).

Essays and Characters, ironical and instractive. The
second impression; with a new Satire in defence of
Common Law and Lawyers. Zowd 1615. 12mo.

The History of the Eise and Progress of the new
British Province of South Australia, embracing a fuU
Account of the South Australian Company, with hints
to various classes of emigrants, etc. Lond. 1839,
8vo.

STEPHENS (John Lloyd.)

Incidents of Travel in Egypt, Arabia, Petrsea, and
the Holy Land. 2 vols. Lond. 1838. 8vo.

Incidents of Travel in Greece, Turkey, Eussia, and
Poland. Dublin, 1839. 12mo.

Incidents of Travel in Central America, Chiapas, and
Yucatan. 2 vols. Lond. 1841. 8vo.

Incidents of Travel in Yucatan. 2 vols. Lond.
1843. Bvo.

STEPHENS (Thomas).

An Essay upon Statins. See Statius (Publics
Papinius).

STEPHENS (Eev. W. R W.), Vicar of Mid- Lavant,
Sussex.

Saint Chrysostom, his Life and Times : a Sketch of
the Church and the Empire in the Fourth Century.
Lond. 1872. 8vo.

STEPHENSON (George). .
The Story of the Life of George Stephenson, Rail-
way Engineer. See Smiles (Samuel).

• STEPNEY (George). &e Poems: Minor Poets.

STERLING (Andrew).

Orissa, its Geography. See Peggs (James).

STEENE (Rev. Laurence), Prehendai-y of York.

The Works of Laurence Sterne : containing the Life
and Opinions of Tristram Shandy; a Sentimental
Journey through France and Italy ; Sermons, Letters,
etc., with a Life of the Author -written by himself.
4 vols. Lmd. 1803. 8vo.

The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, to which
is added. The Sentimental Journey. 2 vols. Loiiid.
1832. 12mo. (Eoscoe's Novelist's Library.)

STEREY (Peter).

A Discourse of the Freedom of the "Will.
1675. folio.

Lond.

STEUART {SiR'EESRY),ofAUanton.

The Works of SallusL See Sallustius (Caius
Crispus).

The Planter's Guide ; or, a practical Essay on the
best method of giving immediate effect to wood, by the
removal of large trees and underwood. Edinh. 1828.
Svo.

Strictures on Sir Henry Steuart's "Planter's Guide."
By a Planter of some experience. Edinh. 1830. 8vo.

STEUAET (Sir James) of Goodtrees. Lord Ad-
vocate,

Jus Populi Vindicatum; or, the People's Right to
defend themselves and their Covenanted Religion,
vindicated. (Anon.) n.p. 1669. 8vo.

Answer to a Letter writ by Mijn-Heer Fagel,
Pensioner to the States of Holland, concerning the
repeal of Penal Laws and Tests. Edinh. 1688. 12mo.

The Index or Abridgement of the Acts of Parliament
and Convention, from the first Parliament of King
James I. to the fourth Session of the first Parliament
of Queen Anne. With the Act ratifying and approving
the Treaty of Union of the two Kingdoms, subjoined.
Edinh. 1707. 12mo.

DMeton's Doubts and Questions in the Law of
Scotland, resolved and answered. Second edition.
Edinh. 1762. Svo.

STEUAET (Sir James) of Goodtrees and Goltness.
Grandson of the preceding.

The Principles of Money applied to the present state
of the Coin of Bengal n.p. 1772. 4to.

An Inquiry into the Principles of Political Qilconomy;
being an Essay on the Science of Domestic Policy in
Free Nations. 2 vols. Lond. 1767. 4to.

See also, Stewart Denham (Sir Archibald).

STEUAKT— STEVENSON.

961

STETJAKT (John Kobeet).

A Description of some Ancient Monuments, with
Inscriptions, still existing in Lydia and Phrygia.
lond. 1842. folio.

STEUAET (Walter), of Pardovan.

Collections and Observations methodiz'd, concerning
the "Worship, Discipline, and Government of the Church
of Scotland. Edinh. 1709. 4to.

The same. New edition. Arbroath, 1802. 8vo.

The same. Fourth edition, with the Form of Process
in the Judicatories of the Church. Forming Vol. L of
the Compendium of the Laws of the Church of Scot-
land. See Scotland : Church of Scotland.

STEVEN (Eev. Wiujam), D.D.

The History of the Scottish Church, Eotterdam. To
which are subjoined Notices of the other British
Churches in the Netherlands, and a brief View of the
Dutch Ecclesiastical Establishment. Edinh. 1833.
8vo.

Memoir of George Heriot, with the History of the
Hospital founded by him in Edinburgh, and an Account
of the Heriot Foundation Schools. Edinh, 184:5.
12mo.

The History of the High School of Edinburgh.
Edinb. 1849. 12mo.

STEVENS (Henry).

The Bibles in the Caxton Exhibition, 1877 ; or, a
Bibliographical Description of nearly one thousand
representative Bibles in various Languages. Lond.
1878. 8vo.

STEVENS (Captain John).

The History of the Antient Abbeys, Monasteries,
Hospitals, Cathedral and Collegiate Churches; being
two additional volumes to Sir William Dugdale's
Monasticon Anglicanum. 2 vols. Lond. 1722, 1723.
folio.

Monasticon Hibernicum ; or, the Monastical History
of Ireland. Lond. 1722. 8vo.

A New Collection of Voyages and Travels into several
parts of the world, none of them ever before printed in
English. 2 vols. Lond. \1\\. 4to.

Vol. I. 1. Description of the Molucca and Philippine
Islands, by L. de Argensola.

2. New Account of Carolina, by Mr Lawson.

3. Travels of P. de Cieza in Peru.
VoL II. 1. Travels of the Jesuits in Ethiopia.

2. Captivity of Sieur Mouette in Fez and

Morocco.

3. Travels of P. Teixera from India to the Low-

Countries by land.
4. Voyage to Madagascar by the Sieur Caucbe.

STEVENS (Captain 3 omi)— Continued.

The Portuguese Asia. See Fabia y Sousa (Manthbl
de).

History of Spain, translated. See Mariana.

History of the Vast Continent and Islands of
America, commonly called the West Indies. See
Herrera (Antonio de).

STEVENS (Robert).

An Essay on Average, and on other subjects con-
nected with Marine Insurance. Lond. 1813. 8vo.

The saiue. Second edition. Lond. 1816. 8vo.

The same. Together vrith an Essay on Arbitration.
Fourth edition. Lond. 1822. 8vo.

STEVENSON (Alan).

Account of the Skerry vore Lighthouse ; with Notes
on the Illumination of Lighthouses. Edinh. 1848.
4to.

A Rudimentary Treatise on the History, Construc-
tion, and niumination of Lighthouses. See Weale's
Rudimentary Treatises.

STEVENSON (Andrew).

The History of the Church and State of Scotland,
from the Accession of Charles I. to the Restoration of
Charles IL 3 vols. Edinb. 1753-1757. 8vo.

The History of the Church and State of Scotland,
from the Accession of Charles I. to the year 1649. To
which is prefixed an Abstract of the State of Religion
in Scotland from the earliest ages of Christianity to the
year 1625. Edinh. 1840. 8vo.

STEVENSON (David).

Sketch of the Civil Engineering of North America.
Lond. 1838. 8vo.

Life of Robert Stevenson, Civil Engineer. Edinh.
1878. 4to.

STEVENSON (George), D.D.
Treatise on the Offices of Christ. Edinh. 1845.
8vo.

STEVENSON (John Hall).

Works ; corrected and enlarged. 3 vols. Lond.
1795. 8vo.

STEVENSON (Mathew).

Florus Britannic us ; or, an exact Epitome of the

History of England, from William the Conquerour to

the twelfth year of Charles the Second. Illustrated

with their perfect Portraictures, in exact copper-plates.

Lmd. 1662. folio.

6f

STEVENSON— STEWAET.

STEVENSON (R. H.)

The Chronicles of Edinburgh, from its Foundation in
A.D. 617 to A.D. 1S51. Edinb. 1851. 8vo.

STEVENSON (Egbert).

An Account of the Bell Eock Lighthouse ; with a
historical Narrative of the Institution and Progress of
the Northern Lighthouses. Edinb. 1824. 4to.

STEVENSON (Robert Louis).

An Inland Voyage. Land. 1878. 8vo.

Edinburgh Picturesque Notes, with Etchings from
Drawings by S. Bough, and "W. E. Lockhart. Edinb.
1879. foUo.

STEVENSON (Thomas G.)

Notices of David Laing, LL.D., to which is added a
Chronological List of the various Publications which
were issued under his Editorial Superintendence from
the year 1815 to the year 1878, inclusive. Edinb.
1878. 4to.

STEVENSON (W. B.)

A historical and descriptive Narrative of twenty
years' residence in South America ; containing travels
in Arauco, Chile, Peru, and Columbia ; with an account
of the Eevolution, its Else, Progress, and Results. 3
vols. Lond. 1825. 8vo.

STEVENSON (William), D.D.
Familiar Letters on Free-Agency.
8vo.

Lond. 1760.

STEVENSON (William).

A Supplement to the second edition of Mr Bentham's
History and Antiquities of the Cathedral and Con-
ventual Church of Ely. Lmd. 1817. 4to.

STEVENSON (Professor William), D.D.

The Legends and Commemorative Celebrations of
St. Kentigern, his Friends and Disciples. Translated
from the Aberdeen Breviary and the Arbnthnott
Missal ; with an Illustrative Appendix. Edinb. 1874.
4to.

STEVIN (Simon), de Bruges.

(Euvres Mathematiques ou sont inser^es les Memoires
Mathematiques. Le tout revue, corrig^, et augments
par Albert Girard. Leyde, 1634. folio.

STEWAET (Alexander and Donald). See
Highlands op Scotland : Gaelic Poems and Songs.

STEWAET (Eev. Alexander).

Elements of Galic Grammar in four parts : of Pro-
nounciation and Orthography; of the Parts of Speech ;
of Syntax; of Derivation and Composition. Edinb.
1801. 8vo.

STEWAET (Rev. Alexander) — Continued.

The same. Second edition, enlarged. Edinb. 1812.
8vo.

The History of Scotland, from the Roman Invasion
tiU the Suppression of the Eebellion in 1745. With
Exorcises for the use of Schools or of private students.
Edinb. 1826. 8vo.

STEWAET (Archibald).

A true Account of the Behaviour and Conduct of
Archibald Stewart, late Lord Provost of EdinburgL
In a Letter to a Friend. Lond, 1748. 8vo.

Collection of Papers relating to the Criminal Pro-
ceedings against Archibald Stewart. See Edinburgh,

See also, Trlals.

STEWAET (Eev. Archibald), Minister of Glasser-
toii.

History Vindicated in the Case of the Wigtown
Martyrs. Edinb. 1869. 8vo.

STEWAET (Balfour), LL.D.

The Conservation of Energy, being an Elementary
Treatise on Energy and its Laws. Lond. 1877. 8vo.
(International Scientific Series.)

STEWAET (Balfour) and Tait (P. G.)
The Unseen Universe ; or, Physical Speculations on
a Future State. Lond. 1876. post 8vo.

STEWAET (C. S.)

Journal of a Eesidence in the Sandwich Islands
during the years 1823, 1824, and 1825. With an
Introduction and Occasional Notes by William ElHs.
Lond. 1828. 8vo.

A Visit to the South Seas, in the United States'
Ship "Vincennes"; during the years 1829 and 1830;
including scenes in Brazil, Peru, ManUla, the Cape of
Good Hope, and St. Helena. 2 vols. , Lond. 1832.
8vo.

STEWAET (Charles).

A descriptive Catalogue of the Library of the late
Tippoo Sultan of Mysore. To which is prefixed,
Memoirs of Hyder Aly Khan, and liis son Tippoo.
Camb. 1809. 4to.

The Travels of Mirza Abu Taleb Khan in Asia,
Africa, and Europe, during the years 1799, 1800, 1801,
1802, and 1803; written by himself in the Persian
language. Translated by Charles Stewart. 2 vols.
Lond. 1810. 8vo.

The History of Bengal, from the first Mahommedan
Invasion until the virtual Conquest of that country by
the English a.d. 1757. Lond. 1813. 4to.

BTEWAET— STEWAET.

963

STEWART (Charles).

Elements of the Natural History of the Animal
Kingdom. 2 vols. Edinh. 1817. 8vo.

STEWAKT (Charles), Advocate.

A Treatise on the Law of Scotland relating to Eights
of Fishing, with an Appendix of Statiites and Bye-laws.
Edinh. 1869. 8vo.

STEWAET (Charles Poyntz).

Historic Memorials of the Stewarts of ForthergUl,
Perthshire, and their Male Descendants. With an
Appendix containing Title-Deeds and various Docu-
ments of interest in the History of the Family.
Edinh. 1879. 4to.

STEWAET (Colonel. David).

Sketches of the Character, Manners, and present
State of the Highlanders of Scotland ; with details
of the Military Service of the Highland Eegiments.
2 vols. Edinh. 1822. 8vo.

Eemarks on Colonel Stewart's Sketches of the High-
landers j chiefly respecting the Jacobitism of the High-
landers, the Military Levies, the Transactions of
Montrose, and the Charges against Argyle. Edinh.
1823. 8vo.

STEWAET (Dugald), Professor of Moral Philo-
sophy.

The collected Works of Dugald Stewart, edited by
Sir William Hamilton. 11 vols. Edinh. 1854-1860.
8vo.

Vol. I. Dissertation exhibiting the progress of Meta-
physical, Ethical, and Political Philosophy,
since the Revival of Letters in Europe.

Vols. II., Ill, IV. Elements of the Philosophy of the
Human Mind. To these are prefixed, In-
troduction and Part First of the Outlines of
Moral Philosophy.

Vol. V. Philosophical Essays.
Vols. VI., VII. Philosophy of the Active and Moral
Powers of Man. To which is prefixed. Part
Second of the Outlines of Moral Philosophy.

Vols. VIII., IX. Lectures on Political Economy, to
which is prefixed. Part Third of the Outlines of
Moral Philosophy.

VoL X. Biographical Memoirs of Adam Smith, LL.D.,
WiUiam Robertson, D.D., Thomas Reid.D.D.
To which is prefixed, a Memoir of Dugald
Stewart, with selections from his Correspon-
dence, by John Veitch.

Vol. XI. Supplementary Volimie. Translations of the
Passages in Foreign Languages, contained in
the collected Works of Dugald Stewart. With
General Index.

STEWAET (Dugald), Professor of Mm-al Philo-
sophy— Continued.

Elements of the Philosophy of the Human Mind.
3 vols. Lmid. 1792-1827. 4to.

The same. Vol. L Sixth edition. Lond. 1818.
Vol. IL Third edition. Edinh. 1821. 8vo.

Outlines of Moral Philosophy. Edinh. \%Q\. 8vo,

Account of the Life and Writings of William
Eobertson, D.D. Lond. 1801. 4to.

Philosophical Essays. Edinh. 1810. 4to.

Biographical Memoirs of Adam Smith, William
Eobertson, and Thomas Eeid. Edinh. 1811. 4to.

The Philosophy of the Active and Moral Powers of
Man. 2 vols. Edinh. 1828. 8vo.

Esquisses de Philosophie Morale, par Dugald Stewart;
traduit de I'Anglais par TL Jouffroy. Paris, 1826.
8vo.

Life of Adam Smith. See Smith (Adam).

See also, Leslian Controversy.

STEWAET (Duncan).

A Short Historical and Genealogical Account of the
Eoyal Family of Scotland, from Kenneth IL ; and of
the Surname of Stewart, from the first Founder of that
name, containing a short Account of the Lives of the
Kings of Scotland from that period, and the Origin and
Descent of all the families of the name of Stewart ;
to which is prefixed a Genealogical and Chronological
Tree of the Eoyal Family and the Name of Stewart
Edinh. 1739. 4to.

STEWAET (J.)

A view of the past and present state of the Island of
Jamaica ; with remarks on the moral and physical
Condition of the Slaves, and on the abolition of Slavery
in the Colonies. Edinh. 1823. 8vo.

STEWAET (SiE James), of Goodtrees. See Steuart
(Sir James).

STEWAET (James) of Aucham. See Trials.

STEWAET (Professor John).

Sir Isaac Newton's Two Treatises of the Quadrature
of Curves, and Analysis by Equations of an infinite
number of Terms, explained ; containing the Treatises
themselves, translated into English, with a large Com-
mentary. Lo7id. 1745. 4to.

STEWAET (John). See Poems (Collection op)
Vols. XIII., XV.

STEWAET (John).

Collections and EecoUections ; or Historical, Bio-
graphical, and Miscellaneous Anecdotes, Notices, and
Sketches from various sources ; with occasional remarks.
Edinh. 1823. 8vo.

98«

STEWAET— STILLING.

STEWAET (John).

Stable Economy : a Treatise on the Manage-
ment of Horses, in relation to Stabling, Grooming,
Feeding, Watering, and Working. Edinh. 1838.
12mo.

STEWAET (John Shaw).

Reports of Cases decided in the House of Lords,
upon Appeal from Scotland. See Craigie (John).

STEWAET (Ladt Mary).

Extracts from the Household Book of Lady Marie
Stewart. See Household Books.

STEWAET (Rev. Matthew), D.D., Professor of
Mathematics.

Some general Theorems of considerable use in
the higher parts of Mathematics. Edinh. 1746.
8vo.

Tracts, Physical and Mathematical, containing an
Explication of several important points in Physical
Astronomy; and a new method of ascertaining the
Sun's distance from the Earth by the Theory of Gravity.
Edinb. 1761. Bvo.

The distance of the Sun from the Earth determined
by the Theory of Gravity ; being a Supplement to
Tracts, Physical and Mathematical Edinb. 1763.
8vo.

Propositiones Geometricse, more Veteriim demon-
stiatse ; ad Geometriam Antiquam illustrandam et pro-
movendam idoneaj. Edinh. 1763. 8vo.

STEWART (LiEDT.-CoL. Matthbw).

Some remarks on the present State of Affairs, re-
spectfully addressed to the Marquis of Lansdowne.
Lond. 1831. 8vo.

STEWAET (Ebv. Robert).

An Essay for a Machine of Perpetual Motion.
Edinb. 1709. 4to.

STEWART (Thomas).

An Epistle from Abelard to Eloise : a Poem.
Second edition. Lond. 1829. 8vo.

STEWART (W. Grant).

The Popular Superstitions and Festive Amuse-
ments of the Highlands of Scotland. Edinh. 1823.
12mo.

STEWART FAMILY. See Stewart (Charles
Poyntz). Stuart (Andrew). Stdaet Family.

STEWAET-DENHAM (Sir Archibald).

Coltness Collections : Memorials of the Stewarts of
Allanton, Coltness, and Goodtrees, by Sir Archibald
Stewart-Denham. — A Journey to England, Holland,
and the Low Countries, by Mrs Calderwood of Polton. —
Memoir of Sir James Steuart Denham, Bart., of Colt-
ness and Westshield, compiled for the Lady Frances
Steuart, his disconsolate widow. — Notices of the
Family of Coltness and its Descendants, collected from
original soiu:ces. Edinh. 1842. 4to. (Maitland
Club.)

STEWAETIANA, containing the Case of Robert II.
and Elizabeth Mure, and question of Legitimacy of
their Issue, with incidental reply to Cosmo Innes;
and new evidence conclusive upon the Origin of the
Stewarts, and other Stewart Notices, etc. To which
are added Critical Remarks upon Mr Innes's Prefaces
to his recently edited Chartularies, by John Riddell.
Edinb. 1843. 8vo.

STEWARTON CASE,

Report of the Stewarton Case : William Cuningham
and others, Patron, Heritors, and Parishioners of
Stowarton against the Presbytery of Irvine. Edinh.
1843. royal 8vo.

STIEBRITZ (Joannes Fridebicus).
PhUosophia Wolfiana contracta. See Wolfids
Chbistianus.

STIER (Rudolf), D.D.

The Words of the Lord Jesns. See Clark (T. & T.) :
Foreign Theological Library.

STIGAND (William).

The Life, Work, and Opinions of Heinrich Heine.
2 vols. Lond. 1875. 8vo.

STILES (William H.)

Austria in 1848-49; being a History of the late
Political Movements in Vienna, Milan, Venice, and
Prague, with a full Account of the Revolution in
Hungary. 2 vols. Lond. 1852. 8vo.

STILLING OH JUNG (Dr Johaitn Heinbioh).

Theory of Pneumatology, in reply to the question,
what ought to be believed or disbelieved concerning
Presentiments, Visions and Apparitions, according to
Nature, Reason, and Scripture. Translated from the
German, with notes by Samuel Jackson. Lond. 1834.
12mo.

STILLING— STIRLING HEADS.

965

STILLING OR JUNG (Dr JoH4Nn Heinrioh)—
Continued.

Hoinricli Stilling. Part I. His Childhood, Youth-
ful Years, etc. Part II. Domestic Life and Years of
Tuition. Part III. Sequel to Heinrich Stilling, con-
taining StiUing's Old age, his last Hours, a Supple-
ment by his son-in-law (Dr Schwartz), and Letters to
Stilling from Lavater, Oberlin, etc. Translated from
, the German by Samuel Jackson. 3 vols. Lond. 1835-
1836. 12mo.

STILLINGFLEET (Benjamin).

Literary Life and Select Worka See Coxe
(William).

STILLINGFLEET (Edward), D.D., Bishop of
Worcester.

"Works ; together with his Life and Character. 6 vols.
Lond. 1709-1710. folio.

Origines Britarmicse ; or, the Antiquities of the
British Churches. With a Preface concerning some
pretended Antiquities relating to Britain, in vindication
of the Bishop of St. Asaph. Lond. 1685. folio.

The same. Lond. 1840. 8vo.

Origines Sacree ; or, a Eational Account of the
Grounds of Natural and Eevealed Eeligion ; to which
is added part of another book upon the same subject
left imfinished by the Author. Together with a letter
to a Deist. 2 vols. Oxford, 1797. 8vo.

A Eational Account of the Grounds of Protestant
Eeligion, being a Vindication of the Lord Archbishop
of Canterbury's Eelation of a Conference, etc., from
the pretended answer by T. C. 2 vols. Oxford,
1844. 8vo.

The Doctrines and Practices of the Church of Eome
truly represented. With a Preface and Notes by WiUiam
Cunningham, D.D. Edinb. 1837. 12mo.

The same. Edinh. 1845. 12mo.

STIELING (James).
Letters from the Slave States.

Lond. 1857. 8vo.

STIELING (James Hutchison).
Burns in Drama; together with Saved Leaves.
Edinh. 1878. 8vo.

STIELING (Patrick James).

The Philosophy of Trade; or. Outlines of a Theory
of Profits and Prices. Edinh. 1846. 8vo.

Tlie Australian and Calif ornian Discoveries, and their
probable consequences. Edinh. \&bZ. 8vo.

STIELING (Eev. William Macghegor).

Notes, Historical and Descriptive, on the Priory of
Inchmahome, with Introductory Verses and an Appendix
of Original Papers. Edinh. 1815. 4to.

STIELING (Eev. Willlam Maogregor)— Con-
tinned.

History of Stirlingshire, by the Eev. William Nimmo.
Second edition, corrected and brought down to the
present time, by the Eev. William Macgregor Stirling.
2 vols. Stirling, 1817. 8vo.

STIELING (William Alexander, Earl op).

Life of William Alexander, Earl of Stirling, Major-
General in the Army of the United States during the
Eevolution ; with selections from his Correspondence.
By his Grandson William Alexander Duer, LL.D.
NewTork,AWI. 8vo.

See also, Alexander (Sir William).

STIELING-MAXWELL (Sir William), of Kdr.

Annals of the Artists of Spain. 3 vols. Lond.
1848. 8vo.

The Cloister life of the Emperor Charles the Fifth.
Lond. 1852. 8vo.

The Procession of Pope Clement VII. and the
Emperor Charles V. after the Coronation of Bologna
on the 24th February 1530. Designed and Engraved
by Nicholas Hogenberg, and now reproduced in fac-
simile, by Sir William Stirling-Maxwell, Bart. Edinh.
1875. large folio.

Antwerp Delivered in MDLXXVIL : a Passage from
the History of the Troubles in the Netherlands.
Illustrated with Fac-similes of Designs by Martin de
Vos, Franz Hogenberg, and others. Edinb. 1878.
folio.

STIELINGS OF KEIR

The Stirlings of Keir and their Family Papers. See
Eraser (William).

Comments in refutation of pretensions advanced in
a recent work, "The Stirlings of Keir and their
Family Papers." See Eiddell (John).

STIELING.

A General History of Stirling. To which is prefixed
a Short View of the Else of Burghs in Europe. Stir-
ling, 1794. 12mo.

A Picture of Stirling : a series of eight Views drawn
by Andrew S. Masson, engraved by John Gellatly; with
Historical and Descriptive Notices, by Eobert Cham-
bers. Stirling, 1830. 4to.

A new Description of the Town and Castle of Stirling;
with an Appendix. Stirling, 1835. 12mo.

STIELING HEADS.

Lacunar Strevelinense : a Collection of Heads, etched
and engraved after the carved work which formerly
decorated the roof of the King's Eoom in Stirling Castle.
Edinb. 1817. 4to.

966

STIELING PEEEAGE— STOLBEEG.

STIELING PEEEAGE

Narrative of tlie Oppressive Law Proceedings, and
other measures, resorted to by the British Government
and numerous private individuals to overpower the
Earl of Stirling, and subvert his lawful rights. Written
by himself (Alexander Humphreys Alexander). Also
Genealogical Account of the Family of Alexander,
Earls of Stirling, etc., followed by an Historical View
of their Hereditary Possessions in Nova Scotia, Canada,
etc, by Ephraim Lockhart. Edinh. 1836. 4to.

Trial of Alexander Humphreys or Alexander (claim-
ing the title of the Earl of Stirling) for Forgery. See
SwiNTON (Archibald) Trials.

STISTED (Mrs Henbt).

Letters from the Bye-Ways of Italy.

Lond. 1845.

8vo.

STITH (William).

History of Virginia. Williamsburg, 1747. 8vo.

STOB^US (Joannes.

Sententise ex Thesauris Grsecorum Delectae : access,
ejusdem Eclogte Physicse et Ethicse, Gr. et Lat.
Aurelim Allobrogum. 1609. folio.

Eclogarum Physioarum et Ethicarum Libri Duo : ad
Codd. MSS. fidem suppleti, et castigati, annotatione et
versione Latina instructi, ab Arn. Herm. Lud. Heeren.
4 vols. GottingoB, 1792-1801. 8vo.

Political Fragments of Archytas, Charondas, Zale-
ucus, and other ancient Pythagoreans, preserved by
Stob»us; and also. Ethical Fragments of Hierocles
preserved by the same Author. Translated from the
Greek (by Thomas Taylor). Giiimick, 1822. 8vo.

STOGKDALE (Fredbeick W. L.)
Etchings from original Drawings of Antiquities in
the County of Kent. Lond. 1810. folio.

STOCKDALE (Peroival).

Lectures on the truly eminent English Poets. 2
vols. Lond. 1807. 8vo.

STOCKHAEDT (Julius Adolph).

The Principles of Chemistry, illustrated by simple
experiments. Translated from the German by C. H.
Pierce. Lond. 1851. 12mo. (Bohn's Scientific
Library.)

A Familiar Exposition of the Chemistry of Agricul-
ture, addressed to Farmers ; translated from the
German by Arthur Henfrey. To, which is added a
paper on Irrigating with Liquid Manure, by J. J.
Mechi Lond. 1855. 12mo. (Bohn's Scientific
Library.)

STOCKHOLM,
Svenska Kongl,

de Stockholm.

MyntkabinetteL

/See Sweden.

Cabinet Royal

STOCKMAE (Baron E.)

Memoir of Baron Stockmar, by his Son, Baron E.
von Stockmar ; translated from the German by G. A.
M. Edited by F. Max Miiller. 2 vols. Lond. 1872.
8vo.

STOCQUELEE (J. H.)

Fifteen months' Pilgrimage through untrodden tracts
of Khuzistan and Persia, in a journey from India to
England through parts of Turkish Arabia, Persia,
Armenia, Eussia, and Germany. 2 vols. Lond. 1832.
8vo.

The Life of Field-Marshal the Duke of Wellington.
2 vols. Lond. 1852. 8vo.

Memoirs and Correspondence of Major-General Sir
William Nott, G.C.B., Commander of the Army of
Candahar, and Envoy at the Court of the King of Oude.
2 vols. Lond. 1854. 8vo.

STODAET (E E.)

Scottish Arms; being a Collection of Armorial Bear-
ings, A.D. 1370-1678. Eeproduced in facsimile from
Contemporary Manuscripts, with Heraldic and Genealo-
gical Notes. 2 vols. Edinh. 1881. folio.

STODDAET (John).

Eemarks on the local Scenery and Manners in Scotland
during the years 1799 and 1800. 2 vols. 1801. 8vo.

STODDAET (Thomas Tod).
Angling Eeminiscences. Edinh. 1837. 12mo.
The Angler's Companion to the Eivers and Lochs of
Scotland. Edinh. 1853. 12mo.

Songs and Poema. Edinh. 1839. 8vo.

STOEVEE (D. H.)

The Life of Sir Charles Linnaeus, to which is added
a copious list of his Works, and a biographical Sketch
of the Life of his Son. Translated from the German
by Joseph Trapp. Lond. 1794. 4to.

STOKES (J. Loet), Commander, R.N.

Discoveries in Australia, with an Account of the Coasts
and Eivers explored and Surveyed during the Voyage
of H.M.S. " Beagle," in the years 1837-1843. 2 vola
Land. 1846. 8vo.

STOLBEEG (Fred. Leopold, Count).

Travels through Germany, Switzerland, Italy, and
Sicily. Translated from the German by Thomas
Holoroft. 2 vols. Lond. 1797. 4to.

STONE— STORY.

967

STONE (Mrs).

God's Acre : or, Historical Notices relating to Church-
yards. Lond. 1859. 8vo.

STONE (Samuel).

The Justices' Manuel; or, Guide to the Ordinary
Duties of a Justice of the Peace. Edited by George B.
Kennett. Lond. 1878. 8vo.

STONE (Thomas).

The Evidences against the System of Phrenology.
Edinh. 1828. 8vo.

Observations on the Phrenological Development of
Burke, Hare, and other atrocious Murderers, etc.,
presenting an extensive series of facts subversive of
Phrenology. Edinh. 1829. 8vo.

A Rejoinder to the Answer of George Combe to
"Observations of the Phrenological development of
Burke, Hare," etc. Edinb. 1829. 8vo. (Bound with
the preceding).

STONE (William).

A Practical Treatise on Benefit BuUding Societies ;
ako the Principles and Practice of Tontine Bvdlding
Companies, etc. Lond. 1851. 12mo.

STONE (William L.)

Life of Joseph Brant-Thayendanegca, including the
Border Wars of the American Revolution. 2 vols.
Neto York, 1838. 8vo.

STONEHENGE. See Stukbley (William).

STOPFORD (Rev. Joshua).

Pagano-Papismus ; or, an Exact Parallel between
Rome Pagan, and Rome Christian, in their Doctrines
and Cermonies. Lond. 1675. 8vo.

STORCH (Henri).

Cours d'ficonomie Politique; on Exposition des
Principes qui d^terminent la prosp6rit6 des Nations.
6 vols. St. Petershourg, 1815. 8vo.

The same. Avec des Notes explicatives et critiques,
par J.-B. Say. 4 vols. Paris, 1823. 8vo.

The Picture of Petersbuigh. Translated from the
German. Lond. 1801. 8vo.

STORER (J. and H. S.)

Views in Edinburgh and its Vicinity.

BURGH.

See Edin-

STORR (GoTTLOB Chr.)

Opuscula Academica ad Interpretationem Librorum
Sacrorum pertinentia. 3 vols. Tubingoe, 1796-1803.
8vo.

STORY (GEORaE).

A true and impartial History of the most material
occurrences in Ireland during the two last years, with
the present state of both Armies. Lond. 1693.
4to.

A Continuation of the impartial History of the Wars
of Ireland from the time that Duke Schonberg landed
with an Army in that Kingdom to the 23d of March
169|. Lond. 1693. 4to. (Bound with the preced-
ing-)

STORY ^ (Joseph), LL.D., Professor, Harvard
University.

Commentaries on the Constitution of the United
States ; with a preliminary Review of the Constitu-
tional History of the Colonies and States, before the
adoption of the Constitution. 3 vols. Boston, 1833,
royal 8vo.

Commentaries on the Constitution of the United
States, abridged. Boston, 1833. 8vo.

A familiar Exposition of the Constitution of the
United States. Neio York, 1856. 12mo.

Commentaries on the Conflict of Laws, Foreign and
Domestic, in regard to Contracts, Rights, and Remedies,
and especially in regard to Marriages, Divorces, Wills,
Successions, and Judgments. Edinh. 1835. royal
8vo.

The same. Second edition. Lond. 1841. royal 8vo.

The same. Sixth edition, revised and enlarged by
Isaac F. Redfield, LL.D. Boston, 1865. royal 8vo.

Commentaries on Equity Pleadings, according to
the Practice of the Courts of Equity of England and
America. Lond. 1838. royal 8vo.

The same. Second edition. Lond. 1839. 2 vols,
royal 8vo.

The same. Tenth edition, carefully revised, with
additions by Isaac F. Redfield, LL.D. 2 vols.
Boston, 1870. royal 8vo.

Commentaries on the Law of Bills of Exchange,
Foreign and Inland, as administered in England and
America. Lond. (Cambridge, U.S.), 1843. royal 8vo,

The same. Second edition. Boston, 1847. royal
8vo.

Commentaries on the Law of Promissory Notes, and
Guarantees of Notes, and Checks on Banks and
Bankers. Boston, 1845. royal 8vo.

The same. Third edition. Boston, 1851. royal
8vo.

The same. Sixth edition. Boston, 1868. royal
8vo.

Treatise on the Law of Sales of Personal Property.
Lond. (Boston), 1847. royal 8vo.

968

STOEY— STOWE.

STOEY (Josepb), LL.!).— Continued.

Commentaries on the Law of Partnership, as a
Branch of Commercial and Maritime Jurisprudence.
Third edition. Boston, 1850. royal 8vo.

The same. Sixth edition, by John C. Gray. Boston,
1868. royal 8vo.

Commentaries on the Law of Agency, as a Branch
of Commercial and Maritime Jurisprudence. Lond,
1839. royal Svo.

The same. Fourth edition. Boston, 1851. royal
Svo.

The same. Seventh edition, revised and approved
by Isaac F. Eedfield, LL.D., and William A. Herrick.
Boston, 1869. royal 8vo.

Commentaries on the Law of BaUments, with Illus-
trations from the Civil and Foreign Law. Fifth
edition, revised and enlarged. Boston, 1851. royal
8vo.

Notes on the Principles and Practice of Prize Courts.
Edited by Frederic Thomas Pratt, D.C.L. L(md. 1854.
8vo.

Miscellaneous Writings, Literary, Critical, Juridical,
and Political, now first collected. Boston, 1835. 8vo.

Life and Letters of Joseph Story. See Story
(William).

STOEY (Ebv. Egbert Herbert), D.D., Minister of
Bosneath.

Life and Eemains of Eobert Lee, D.D., Minister of
Old Greyfriars, and Professor of Biblical Criticism in
the University of Edinbiirgh. 2 vols. Lond. 1870.
8vo.

William Carstares : a Character and Career of the
Eevolutionary Epoch (1649-1715). Lond. 1874. 8vo.

Creed and Conduct : Sermons preached in Eosneath
Church. Glasgow, 1878.

Saint Modan of Eosneath : a Fragment of Scottish
Hagiology. Paisley, 1878. square 12mo.

STOEY (William Wetmore).

A Treatise on the Law of Sales of Personal Property,
with Illustrations from the Foreign Law. Lmid. 1847.
royal 8vo.

A Treatise on the Law of Contracts not under Seal.
Third edition, revised and enlarged. Boston, 1851.
royal 8vo.

Life and Letters of Joseph Story, Associate Justice
of the Supreme Court of the United States. Edited by
his son, William W. Story. 2 vols. Lond. 1851.
royal 8vo.

STOTHAED (Charles Alfred).

The Monumental Effigies of Great Britain, selected
from our Cathedrals and Churches, from the Norman
Conquest to the Eeign of Henry the Eighth. Lond.
1817. folio.

STOTHAED (Mrs Charles), afterwards Mrs Brat.

Letters Written during a Tour through Normandy^
Britanny, and other parts of France in 1818. Lond.
1820. 4to.

Memoirs, including original Journals, Letters and
Tracts, of Charies A. Stothard, F.S.A. Lond. 1823.
8vo.

Life of Thomas Stothard, E.A See Bray (Mrs).

Mountains and Lakes of Switzerland. See Bray
(Mrs).

STOUGHTON (John).

Spiritual Heroes; or. Sketches of the Puritans,
their Character and Times. Lond. 1848. 8vo.

STOUGHTON (John), D.D.

Eeligion in England under Queen Anne and the
Georges, 1702-1800. 2 vols. Lond. 1878. Svo.

Our English Bible : its Translations and Translators.
Lond. 1879. Svo.

STOW (John).

Annales ; or, a General Chronicle of England, begiui
by John Stow, continued and augmented with matters
Foreign and Domestic, Ancient and Moderne, unto the
end of this present yeere, 1631. By Edmund Howes.
Lond. 1631. folio.

The Survey of London : Contayning the Originale,
Increase, Moderne Estate and Government of that City,
etc. Begunne first by the paines and industry of John
Stow in the yeere 1598, afterwards inlarged by A. M.
in the yeere 1618 and now completely finished by the
study and labour of A. M., H. D. (Anthony Munday,
Henry Dyson) and others. Lond. 1633. folio.

Survey of the Cities of London and Westminster,
written in 1598, since augmented, and now very much
enlarged by the Eev. John Strype. Lond. 1720. 2 vols,
folio.

STOWE (Harriet Bbecher).

Uncle Tom's Cabin ; or, Life among the Lowly.
2 vols. Boston, 1852. 12mo.

The same. Lond. 1852. 12mo.

A Key to Uncle Tom's Cabin : presenting the
original facts and documents, upon which the story is
founded, with corroborative statements, verifying the
truth of the work. Lond. 1853. Svo.

Sunny Memories of Foreign Lands. Lond. 1854.
12mo.

STOWE LIBKARY— STEANGE.

969

STOWE LIBRARY.

Catalogue of Manuscripts in the Stowe Library. See
O'CoNOB (Rev. Charles).

Bibliotheca MS. Stowensis : a Descriptive Catalogue
of tlie Manuscripts in the Stowo Library. See O'Conor
(Rev. Charles).

The Stowe Catalogue, illustrated and annotated.
See Forsteb (Henry Rumsey).

STOWELL (Hugh).

Life of Thomas Wilson, Bishop of Sodor and Man.
Lond. 1819. 8vo.

STOWELL (William Hendry), D.D.
Memoir of the Life of Richard Winter Hamilton,
D.D. Lond. 1850. 8vo.

STRABO.

Rerum Geographicarum Libri XVII. Accedunt
huic editioni, ad Casaubonianam III. expressae, Notas
integrae G. Xylandri et aliorum. Subjiciuntur Chresto-
mathiaj Graic. et Lat. (edente Th. Jan& ab Almevoleen).
2 vols, in 1. Amstelcedami, 1707. folio.

The Geography of Strabo, literary translated by H.
C. Hamilton and W. Falconer. 3 vols. Lond. 1854-
1857. 12mo. (Bohn's Classical Library.)

Q^ographie de Strabon, traduite du Grec en Fran9ais,
(par M. de la Porte du Theil et M. Coray.) 5 vols. Paris,
1805-1819. 4to.

STRADA (Famianus), S. J.

History of the Low Country Warres. Translated by
Sir Robert Stapylton. Lond. 1667. folio.

STRADA (Jacobus de).

Epitome Thesauri Antiquitatum, hoc est Impp.
Romm. Orientalium et Occidentalium Iconum, ex
antiquis Numismatibus delineatarum. Tiguri, 1557.
8vo.

STRADA (OcTAVius de).

De Vitis Imperatorum et Csesarum Eomanorum,
nee non Uxorum et Liberorum eorum, etc., inde a
Jul Caesare usque ad Imp. Cajsarem Matthiam ima
cum eorum Effigiebus et Symbolis ex antiquissimus
numismatibus expressis. Francofurti ad Moenum,
1615. folio.

STRAFFORD (Thomas Wentworth, Earl of).

Letters and Dispatches from 1611 to 1639, from the
Originals in possession of his great grandson, Thomas,
Earl of Malton ; with an" Essay towards his Life, by
Sir George Radcliffe, collected by WiUiam Knowler,
LLD. 2 vols. Loiid. 1739. folio.

STRAFFORD (Thomas Wentworth, Earl op)—
Continued.

A Declaration showing the necessity of the Earle of
Strafford's sidfering. n.p. 1641. 4to. (Bound with
Cooke's Vindication of the Professors of the Law.)

An Argument concerning the Bill of Attainder of the
Earl of Strafford. See St. John (Oliver).

The Tryal of Thomas, Earl of Strafford, Lord Lieu-
tenant of Ireland, upon an Impeachment of High.
Treason by the Commons then assembled in Parliament,
begun 22d of March 1640 ; collected and published
by John Rushworth. Lond. 1680. 8vo. (Forming
Vol IV. of Rushworth 's Historical Collection.)

STRAHAN (William).

The CivU Law. See Domat (Jean).

STRAHL (Dr Philipp), and Hermann (Dr Ernst).
Geschichte des Russischen Staates. See Heeren
and Ukebt.

STRAHLENBERG (Philip John von).

An Historico-Goographical Description of the North
and Eastern parts of Europe and Asia, but more
particularly of Russia, Siberia, and Great Tartary, to-
gether with a polyglot Table of thirty-two Tartarian
Nations, and a Vocabulary of the Kalmuck-Mimgahan
Tongue. Translated from the High German. Lond.
1736. 4to.

STRAKER (John).

Memoirs of the Public Life of Sir Walter Blackett
of WaUington, Baronet ; with a Pedigree of the Cal-
verleys, of Calverley, in Yorkshire, and the Blackets
of Newcastle-upon-Tyne and Northumberland. New-
castle, 1819. 8vo.

STRANG (John).

Germany in 1831 : a Journal of Travels. 2 vols.
Lmd. 1836. 8vo.

STRANG (John), LL.D.

Necropolis Glasguensis; with Observations on
Ancient and Modern Tpmbs and Sepulture. Glasgow,
1831. 8vo.

Glasgow and its Clubs; or. Glimpses of the condition,
manners, characters, and oddities of the City, during
the past and present century. 1856. 8vo.

STRANGE (Sir John).

Reports of adjudged Cases in Courts of Chancery,

King's Bench, Common Pleas, and Exchequer, from

2 George I. to 21 George IL The third edition,

with Notes and additional References to contemporary

Reporters and later Cases by Michael Nolan. 2 vols.

Loiid. 1795. 8vo.

6a

970

STRANGE— STRONG.

STRANGE (Richard), S. J.

The Life and Gests of S. Thomas Cantilupe, Bishop of
Hereford, Lord Chancellor of England, collected by
R. S. S. J. Gant, 1574. 8vo.

STRANGE (Sir Robert), Engraver.

The Conduct of the Royal Academicians, 1760-1769.
— An Inquiry into the Rise and Establishment of the
Royal Aeadomy of Arts. To ■which is prefixed a Letter
to the Earl of Bute. Lond. 1771, 1775. 8vo.

STRANGE (Sir Thomas A.)

Notes of Cases in the Court of the Recorder, and in
the Supreme Court of Judicature at Madras, from 1798
to 1816. 3 vols. Madras, \^\&. royal 8vo.

Hindu Law, principally -with reference to such
portions of it, as concern the Administration of Justice,
in the King's Courts in India. 2 vols. Lond. 1830.
royal 8vo.

STRANGFORD (Percy Clinton Stdney Smythe,
Sixth Viscount).

Further Observations on some Passages in Lieut. -
Colonel Napier's History of the Peninsular War. Lond.
1828. 8vo.

Poems from the Portuguese of Camoens, with Re-
marks. See Poems (Collection of). Vol. III. 12mo.

STRANGTJAGE (William).
The Historie of the Life and Death of Mary Stuart,
Queene of Scotland. Lond. 1624. folio.

STRATFORD DE REDCLIFFE (Stratford
Canning, Viscount).

Why am I a Christian ? Lond. 1873. 12mo.

STRATHALLAN (William Drummond, Viscount).

The Genealogy of the most noble and ancient House
of Drummond, collected in the year 1681. (Edited
with Notes by David Laing.) Edinh. 1831. 4to.

STRATHBOGIE.

Extract from the Presbytery Book of Strathbogie,
A.D. MDCXXXV.-MDCLIV. Edited by John Stuart.
Aberdeen, 1843. 4to. (Spalding Club.)

STRATTON (Thomas).

Illustrations of the Afiinity of the Latin Lan-
guage to the Gaelic or Celtic of Scotland. — Proofs
of the Celtic Origin of a great part of the Greek
Language; foimded on a comparison of the Greek with
the Gaelic or Celtic of Scotland. (In 1 vol). Kingston,
Upper Canada, 1840. royal 8vo.

STRAUSS (David Friedrich).

The Old Faith and the New : a Confession. Trans-
lated from the sixth edition by Mathilde Blind. Lond.
1873. 8vo.

STRAUSS (Frederick), D.D.

Reminiscences from the early Life of a Lutheran
Clergyman. From the German, by Samuel Jackson.
Lond. 1838. 12mo.

STRAWBERRY HILL CATALOGUE.

A Catalogue of the classic contents of Strawberry
Hill, collected by Horace Walpole, sold by George
Robins, 25th April to 21st May 1842. Lond. 1842.
4to.

STREET (George Edmund).

Some Account of Gothic Architecture in Spain.
Lond. 1865. 8vo.

Brick and Marble in the Middle Ages : Notes of
Tours in the North of Italy. Lond. 1874. royal 8vo.

STREETER (Edwin W.)

Precious Stones and Gems ; their History and Dis-
tinguishing Characteristics. Illustrated with coloured
plates, photographs, etc. Lond. 1877. 8vo.

STRICKLAND (Agnes).

Lives of the Queen of England, from the Norman
Conquest, with Anecdotes of their Courts. 12 vols.
Lmd. 1841-1847. 8vo.

The same. A new edition, revised and greatly
augmented. 8 vols. Lond. 1850-1852. 8vo.

Lives of the Queens of Scotland and English
Princesses connected with the Regal Succession of
Great Britain. 8 vols. Edinh. 1850-1859. 8vo.

Historic Scenes and Poetic Fancies. Lond. 1850.
8vo.

Letters of Mary Queen of Scots. See Mary Stuart.

STRICKLAND (H. E.), and MELVILLE (A. G.).

The Dodo and its Kindred; or, the History, Alfinities,
and Osteology of the Dodo, Solitaire, and other extinct
Birds of the Islands Mauritius, Rodriguez, and Bourbon.
Lond. 1848. 4to.

STRINNHOLM (A. M.)
Svenska Folkets Historia.

See Sweden.

STRONG (Frederick).

Greece as a Kingdom; or, a Statistical Description of
that country, from the Arrival of King Otto in 1833.
Lond. 1842. 8vo.

STRUENS^E— STIlYPE.

971

STRUENS^E (JoHANN Fbibdrioh).
Authentic Elucidation of the History of Counts
Struons^e and Brandt. See Denmark.

STRUTHERS (Gavin), D.D.

The History of the Rise, Progress, and Principles of
the Relief Church, embracing Notices of the other
Religious Denominations in Scotland. Glasgow, 1843.
8vo.

See also, Thomson (Rev. Andrew).

STRUTHERS (John).

A Winter Day, with other Poems. Glasgow, 1811.
8vo.

History of Scotland from the Union to the Abolition
of Heritable Jurisdictions. 2 vols. Glasgow, 1828. Svo.

STRUTHERS (John), M.D.

Historical Sketch of the Edinburgh Anatomical
School Edinb. 1867. Svo.

STRUTT (Arthur John).
A Pedestrian Tour in Calabria and Sicily.
1842. Svo.

Land.

STRUTT (Elizabeth).
Domestic Residence in Switzerland.
1842. post Svo.

2 vols. Lond.

\

STRUTT (Jacob George).

Sylva Britannica et Scotica ; or, Portraits of Eorest
Trees, distinguished for their Antiquity, Magnitude, or
Beauty. Drawn from Nature. Loitd. 1826. folio.

STRUTT (Joseph).

A Compleat View of the Manners, Customs, Arms,
Habits, etc., of the Inhabitants of England, from the
arrival of the Saxons till the Reign of Henry VIII.,
with a short Account of the Britons during the Govern-
ment of the Romans. 3 vols. Zo7jd. 1775-1776. 4to.

The Chronicle of England ; or, a complete History of
the ancient Britons and Saxons, from the Landing of
CsBsar to the Roman Conquest. 2 vols. Lond. 1779.
4to.

A Biographical Dictionary of Engravers, with a short
List of their most esteemed Works, Monograms, etc.
2 vols. Lond. 1785. 4to.

Regal and Ecclesiastical Antiquities of England, con-
taining the representations of all the English Monarchs,
from Edward the Confessor to Henry VIII. Lond.
1793. 4to.

A Complete View of the Dress and Habits of the
People of England, from the Establishment of the
Saxons in Britain to the present time ; with Engravings
taken from the most authentic remains of Antiquity.
2 vols. Lond. 1796. 4to.

STRUTT (Josepb)— Continued.

The Bumpkin's Disaster; or, the Journey to London,
containing the whimsical adventures of Plouglishare
and Clodpole. (Edited by his son.) A Collection of
Fragments. Lond. 1808. 4to.

The Test of Guilt; or. Traits of Antient Superstition:
a, Dramatic Tale. (Edited by his son.) LoTid. 1808.
4to.

The Sports and Pastimes of the People of England,
from the earliest period to the present times. Lond.
1810. 4to.

The Sports and Pastimes of the People of England.
New edition with a copious Index by William Hone.
Lond. 1830. Svo.

STRUVIUS (Bubcardus Gotthelf).

Corpus Juris Public! Imperii nostri Romano-
Germanici. Jewoe, 1738. 4to.

Bibliotheca Juris Selecta, secundum ordinem litter-
arum disposita, quam emendavit et copiose locupletavit
Clir. Gottlieb Buder. Jetice, 1756. Svo.

Bibliotheca Historica : aucta a C. G. Budero, nunc
vero a Jo. Geo. MeuscHo ita digesta, amplificata et
emendata ut poene novum opus videri possit. 1 1 vols.
LipdcB, 1782-1804. Svo.

See also Juglkr, (Johan. Fbedericus).

STRUTS (Jean).

Voyages en Moscovie, en Tartaric, en Perse, aux
Indes, et en autres Pais strangers, h quoi Ton a ajout6
la Relation d'un Naufrage par Glanius. (Traduite
du texte Hollandais.) Amsterdam, 1681. 4to.

STRYKIUS (Samuel).

Operum Prfestantiorum Collectio nova, continens : —
I. Usum Modernum Pandectarum; II. Cautelas Testa-
mentorum; III. Cautelas Juramentorum ; TV. Trac-
tatum de Successione ab Litestato. 4 vols, in 2.
Halce Magdeburgicce, 1746-1747. folio.

STRYPE (Rev. John),

Works, with Index. 27 vols.
Svo.

Ecclesiastical Memorials.

6 vols.
Annals of the Reformation.

7 vols.
Life of Cranmer. 2 vols.
Life of Parker. 3 vols.

Memorials of Thomas

Oxford, 1812-1828.

Life of WMtgift. 3 vols.
Life of Grindall. 1 vol.
Life of Aylmer. 1 voL
Life of Cheke. 1 voL
Life of Smith. 1 vol.
General Index. 2 vols.

Cranmer,

Archbishop of

Canterbury ; wherein the History of the Church and
tlie Reformation of it during the Primacy of the said
Ai-chbishop are greatly illustrated. Lond. 1694.
folio.

972

STKYPE— STUAET.

STEYPE (Ebv. 3 omi)— Continued.

The Life of Sir Thomas Smith, principal Secretary
of State to Edward VI., and Queen Elizabeth ; with an
Appendix, wherein are contained some Works of his
never before published. iowcZ. 1698. 8vo.

Historical Collections of the Life and Acts of John
Aylmer, Lord Bishop of London, in the reign of Queen
Elizabeth. Lond. 1701. 8vo.

The Life of Sir John Cheke, first Instructor, after-
wards Secretary of State to King Edward VI. To
which is added a Treatise of Superstition, writ by the
said learned knight, and now first published. Lond.
1705. 8vo.

Annals of the Eeformation and Establishment of
Eeligion, and other various Occurrences in the Church
of England. 4 vols. Zowc?. 1709-1731. foHo.

The same. VoL I. Second edition, with large
additions. Lond. 1725. folio.

History of the Life and Actions of Edmund Grindal,
Archbishop of York and Canterbury, in the reign of
Queen Elizabeth. Lond. 1710. folio.

Life and Acts of Matthew Parker, the first Arch-
bishop of Canterbury, in the reign of Queen Elizabeth.
Lond. 1711. folio.

Life and Acts of John Whitgift, last Archbishop of
Canterbury, in the reign of Queen Elizabeth. Lond.
1718. folio.

Ecclesiastical Memorials, relating chiefly to Eeligion,
and the Eeformation of it, and the Emergencies of the
Church of England under Henry VIII., Edward VI.,
and Queen Mary I. 3 vols. Lond. 1721. folio.

Additions to Stow's Survey of London. See Stow
(John).

STEZELECKI (P. E. de).

Physical Description of New South "Wales and Van
Dieman's Land. Lond. 1845. 8vo.

STUAET (Alexander).

Eeport of the Trial of Peter Heaman and rran9ois
Gautier. See Trials.

STUAET (Eev. Alexander Moody).
EecoUections of John Duncan, LL.D., Professor of
Hebrew, New College, Edinburgh. Edinh. 19,12. 12mo.

STUAET (Andrew).

Genealogical History of the Stewarts, from the earliest
period of their authentic History to the present time;
with an Appendix, Supplement, and Genealogical Tree.
Lond. 1798. 4to.

The Genealogy of the Stewarts refuted, in a Letter
to Andrew Stewart, M.P. (By Henry Stuart.) Edinh.
1779. 4to. (Bound with the preceding.)

STUAET {As-Dm.'w)— Continued.

Supplement to the Genealogical History of the
Stewarts, with Corrections and Additions, and contain-
ing Answers to an anonymous attack on that History
published under the title of " The Genealogy of the
Stewarts refuted." Lond. 1799. 4to.

Letters to the Right Hon. Lord Mansfield. Lond,
1778. 4to.

STUAET (Ferdinand Smyth).

Destiny and Fortitude : an Historical Poem, being
a detail of the Misfortunes of the illustrious House of
Stuart. Lond. 1808. folio.

STUAET (George).

A Joco-serious Discourse, in two Poetical Dia-
logues, between a Northumberland Gentleman and his
Tenant, a Scotchman, both old Cavaliera. Lond. 1686,
4to.

STUAET (Gilbert), LL.D.

An Historical Dissertation concerning the Antiquity
of the English Constitution. (Anon.) Edinh. 1768.
8vo.

The same. Second edition. Lond. 1771. 8vo.

A View of Society in Europe, in its progress from
Eudeness to Eefinement ; or, Inquiries concerning the
History of Law, Government, and Manners. Edinb.
1778. 4to.

The same. A new edition. Edinh. 1814. 8vo.

Observations concerning the Public Law, and Con-
stitutional History of Scotland, with occasional re-
marks concerning English Antiquity. Edinh. 1779.
8vo.

The History of the establishment of the Eeformation
of Eeligion in Scotland. Lond. 1780. 4to.

The History of Scotland, from the establishment of
the Eeformation to the death of Queen Mary. 2 vols.
Land. 1782. 4to.

STUAET (James) and EEVETT (Nicholas).

The Antiquities of Athens measured and delineated.
4 vols. Land. 1762-1816. imp. folio.

Antiqiuties of Athens, and other places in Greece,
Sicily, etc. Supplementary to the Antiquities of
Athens by Stuart and Eevett. Delineated and Illus-
trated by C. E. Cockerell, W. Kinnard, T. L. Donald-
son, W. Jenkins, W. EaUton, architecta Lmid.
1830. large folio.

The Antiquities of Athens and other Monuments of
Greece, as measured and delineated by James Stuart
and Nicholas Eevett. Lond. 1858. 12mo. (Bohn's
Illustrated Library.)

STUAET— STUAET FAMILY.

»7S

STUAET (James).

Historical Memoirs of the City of Armagh for a
period of 1373 years, comprising a considerable portion
of the General History of Ireland ; a Eefutation of the
opinions of Dr Ledwich, respecting the Non-Existence
of St. Patrick ; and an Appendix on the Learning,
Antiquities, and Eeligion of the Irish Nation. Netory,
1819. 8vo.

STUAET (James), of Duneam.
Three Years in North America. 2 vols. Edinh.
1833. 8vo.
Trial of James Stuart, of Duneam. See Trials.

STUAET (John).

Chancery Eeports. See Simons (Nicholas).

STUAET (Professor John).

Essays chiefly on Scottish Antiquities, with a brief
Sketch of the Author's Life. Aberdeen, 1846. 4to.

STUAET (John), LL.D.

Historical Notices of St. Fillan's Crozier, and of the
Devotion of King Eobert Bruce to St. Fillan. Edinh.
1877. 4to.

A Lost Chapter in the History of Mary Queen of
Scots recovered ; Notices of James, Earl of Bothwell,
and Lady Jane Gordon, and of the Dispensation for
their Marriage ; Eemarks on the Law and Practice of
Scotland relative to Marriage Dispensations; and an
Appendix of Documents. Edinh. 1874. 4to.

Eecords of the Monastery of Kinloss, with Illustra-
tive Documents. Edited by John Stuart. Edinh.
1872. 4to.

Eecords of the Priory of the Isle of May. Edited
by John Stuart. Edinh. 1878. 4to.

The Sculptured Stones of Scotland. See Scotland.

See also, Spalding Club.

STUAET (John Sobieski).

Vestiarium Scoticum : from the Manuscript for-
merly in the Library of the Soots College at Douay,
with an Introduction and Notes. Edinh. 1842.
folio.

STUART (John Sobieski Stolberg, and Charles
Edward).

The Costume of the Clans ; with Observations upon
the Literature, Arts, Manufactures, and Commerce of
the Highlands and Western Isles during the Middle
Ages. Edinh. 1845. imperial folio.

Tales of the Century ; or, Sketches of the Romance
of History between the Years 1746 and 1846. Edinh.
1847. post 8vo.

STUART (John Sobieski Stolberg, and Charles
Edward) — Continued.

Lays of the Deer Forest, with Sketches of Olden
and Modem Deer-hunting ; Traits of Natural History
in the Forest, Traditions of the Clans, and Miscel-
laneous Notea 2 vols. Lond. 1848. post 8vo.

STUAET (Eev. Moses).

Critical History and Defence of the Old Testament
Canon J with an Introduction and Notes by Samuel
Davidson, D.D. Lond. 1849. post 8vo.

A Commentary on the Epistle to the Hebrews. A
new edition, by the Eev. E Henderson, D.D. Lond.
1856. 8vo.

A Commentary on the Epistle to the Romans ; with
a Translation and various Excursus. Lond. 1857.
8vo.

STUAET (Egbert), Civil Engineer.
A Descriptive History of the Steam Engine.
1824. 8vo.

Lond.

STUAET (Egbert).

Caledonia Eomana : a Descriptive Account of the
Roman Antiquities of Scotland ; with a Summary of
Historical Transactions connected with the Roman
occupation of North Britain. Edinh. 1845. 4to.

Views and Notices of Glasgow in former Times.
Glasgow, 1848. 4to.

STUART (Robert), Milne (James S.), Peddib
(William), and Paterson (William).

Reports of Cases Decided in the Court of Session^
Teind Court, Court of Exchequer, Court of Justiciary,
and in the House of Lords, from 11th November 1851,
to 20th July 1852. Edinh. 1852. Vol. L royal
8vo.

STUART (ViLLiERs).

Nile Gleanings ; concerning the Ethnology, History,
and Art of Ancient Egypt as revealed by Egyptian
Paintings and Bas-reliefs, with Descriptions of Nubia
and its great Rock Temples to the second Cataract.
Lond. 1879. 8vo.

STUART FAMILY.

Memoirs of the Family of the Stuarts, and the
remarkable Providences of God towards them. Lond
1683. 8vo.

La Race et la Naissance, la Vie et la Mort de Marie
Stuart J avec un Traitt6 touchant la Maison de Stuart
Amsterdam, 1695. 12mo.

Ahab's Evil; containing a Secret History of the.
Stuarts. Lond. 1720. 8vo.

974

STUAET FAMILY— STUBBS.

STUART FAMILY- Gontimied.

A Vindication of the Royal Family of the Stuarts,
from the aspersions cast on them by Rapin, Oldmixon,
etc., in which the Life of King Charles L is particu-
larly considered. Lond. 1734. folio.

History of the Conspiracies, Trials, and Dying
Speeches of all those who have suffered on Account of
the House of Stuart, from the Revolution down to the
commencement of the last Rebellion. Lond. 1 747. 8vo.

Decline of the Last Stuarts. See Roxburghb Club.

Histoire du Prdtendant. Les Revers et les Dis-
graces du Prince Charles-Edouard Stuart en Ecosse.
(Par Durey de Morsan.) n.p. 1756. 12mo.

Les Derniers Stuarts k Saint-Germain en Laye.
Documents in6dits et authentiques pulsus aux Archives
publiques et privies, par la Marquise Campana de
Cavelli. 2 vols. Paris, 1871. imp. Svo.

Genealogy of the Stuarts. See Crawford (George).
Hay (Father Richard). Kennedy (Matthew).
Noble (Rev. Mark). Stewart (Charles Poyntz).
Stewart (Duncan). Stuart (Andrew). Symson
(David).

STUART PAPERS (The), Printed from the Origi-
nals in the possession of her Majesty the Queen.
Correspondence, Vol. I. (All published.) Bishop
Atterbury's Letters. Edited by John H. Glover.
Lmd. 1847. Svo.

STUBBE (Henry), Physician, Warvdck.

The Indian Nectar ; or, a Discourse concerning
Chocolata ; wherein the Nature of the Cocoa-nut is
examined. Lond. 1662. 12mo.

The Miraculous Conformist ; or, an Account of
severall marvaiUous Cures performed by the stroaking
of the hands of Mr Valentine Greatarick; with a
Physicall Discourse thereupon. Oxford, 1666. 4to.

Legends no Histories ; or, a Specimen of some
Animadversions upon the History of the Royal Society
(by Bishop Sprat) ; together with the Plus Ultra of
Mr Joseph GlanviU, reduced to a Non Plus. — A
Specimen of some Animadversions upon a book enti-
tuled Plus Ultra, by Mr Joseph Glanvill, wherein
sundry errors of some Virtuosi are discovered, and the
credit of the Aristotelians in part re-advanced. Lond.
1670. 4to.

CampaneUa Revived ; or, an Enquiry into the His-
tory of the Royal Society, whether the Virtuosi there
do not pursue the projects of Campanella, for the
reducing England unto Popery. With a Postscript
concerning the Quarrel depending betwixt H. S. and
DrMerrett. Lond. 1670. 4to.

STUBBE (Henry)— Coji^Mwed.

A Censure upon certaine passages contained in the
History of the Royall Society, as being destructive to
the Established Religion and Church of England.
Whereunto is added the Letter of a Virtuoso in
opposition to the Censure ; a Reply unto the Letter
aforesaid, and a Reply unto the Prsefatory Answer of
Ecebolius Glanvill ; Glanvill's Preparatory Answer ;
also, an Answer to the Letter of Dr Henry
More, relating unto Heruy Stubbe. Oxford, 1671.
4to.

The Lord Bacon's Relation of the Sweating-Sickness
examined in a Reply to George Thomson, together
with a Defence of Phlebotomy; and a Reply to
the Calumnies of EcceboUus GlanvUe. Lomi. 1671.
4to.

A Justification of the present War against the
United Netherlands. By an English Man. Lond.
1672. 4to.

A further Vindication of the present War against
the United Netherlands. Illustrated with several
Sculptures. Lond. 1673. 4to.

See also, Glanvill (Rev. Joseph). Thomson
(George).

STUBBES (George).

A Dialogue in the manner of Plato, on the supe-
riority of the pleasures of the Understanding to the
pleasures of the Senses. (Anon.) Lond. 1734.
8vo.

STUBBES (Henry).

Christian Directions how to make Peace with God,
grounded on 11. Peter, 3-14. Lond. 1680. 12mo.

STUBBES (Philip).

The Anatomic of Abuses, reprinted from the edition
of 1585, under the superintendence of William B. D.
D. Tumbull. Edinh. 1836. 8vo.

STUBBS (Thomas). See Britain (Great) : Hist.
Anglican.^! Scriptorbs (R. Twysden).

STUBBS (William), Professor of Modern History,
Oxford.

The Constitutional History of England in its Origin
and Development. 3 vols. Oxford, 1874-1878.
Svo.

Select Charters and other Illustrations of EngUsh
Constitutional History, from the Earliest Times to the
Reign of Edward the First. Arranged and edited by
Professor Stubbs. Oxford, 1870. Svo.

STUCK— SUETONTTJS TEANQUILLUS.

srk

STUCK (JoHANN Wilhelm).

Vita clarissimi viri D. Josioe Simleri Tigurini, S.
Theologise iu Schola Tigurina Professoris Melissimi.
Tiguri, 1577. 4to.

STUKELEY (Eev. William), M.D.

Stonehenge, a Temple, restor'd to the British. Druids.
Lond. 1740. folio.

Abury, a Temple of the British Druids, with some
others, described; wherein is a more particular Account
of the first and Patriarchal Eeligion, and of the Peo-
pling of the British Islands. Lond. 1743, folio.

PalsBographia Britannica ; or, Discourses on Anti-
quities in Britain —

1. Origines Eoystonianse ; or, an Account of the
Oratory of Lady Eoisia discovered at Eoyston. Lond.
1743. — 2. Origines Eoystoniance, Part II. ; or, a De-
fence of Lady Eoisia de Vere against the calumny of
Mr Parkin. Stamford, 1746. — An Answer to, or Ee-
marks upon, Dr Stukeley's Origines Eoystonianae ;
wherein the Antiquity and Imagery of the Oratory
lately discovered at Eoyston in Herefordshire, are truly
stated and accounted for. By Charles Parkin, Eector
of Eoxburgh. Lond. 1744. — A Eeply to the peevish,
weak, and malevolent Objections brought by Dr
Stukeley in his Origines Eoystonianaa No. 2. against
an Answer to, or Eemarks upon, his Origines Eoy-
stonianse No. 1. By Charles Parkin. Norwich, 1748.
(In one vol.) 4to.

An Account of Eichard of Cirencester, with his
Antient Map of Eoman Brittain, and the Itinerary
thereof. Lond. 1757. 4to.

Itinerarium Curiosum ; or, an Account of the
Antiquities and remarkable Curiosities in Nature or
Art observed in Travels through Great Britain. To
which is added, the Itinerary of Eichard of Ciren-
cester, with an Account of that Author and his Work.
2 vols. Second edition. Lond. 1776. foUo.

An Account of a Roman Temple and other Antiquities
near Graham's Dike, in Scotland. n.p., n.d. 4to.

A Letter to Mr Macpherson on his publication of
Fingal and Temora. With a Print of Cathmor's
Shield. Lond. 1763. 4to.

STUEGE (Joseph) and HAEVEY (Thomas).

The West Indies in 1837 ; being the Journal of a
Visit to Antigua, Montserrat, Dominico, etc. Lond.
1838. 8vo.

STUEM (C. C).

Morning Communings with God; or. Devotional
Meditations for Every Day of the Year. Translated
from the German. Lond. 1847. 12mo. (Bohn's
Standard Library.)

STUEM (Jean).

Sa Vie et ses Travaux. See Schmidt (Charles).

STUET (Captain Chablbs).

Two Expeditions into the Interior of Southern
Australia, during the years 1828-1831. With Ob-
servations on the SoU, Climate, and General Eesonrces
of New South Wales. 2 vols. Lond. 1833. 8vo.

STYLES (Egbert Poole).

The History and Antiquities of the Abbey Church
of Pershore, including an Architectural Description of
the Church. Lond. 1838. 4to.

STYLES (A Collbotion ot). See Juridical
Society.

STYLES OF DEEDS and Instruments in accord-
ance with the Titles to Land (Scotland) Act, 1858 and
1860. With Notes on the completion of Titles under
the Act. Edinb. 1861. 8vo.

STYLES OF WRITS and Forms of Procedure iu
the Church Courts of Scotland. By the Church Law
Society of Edinburgh. Edinb. 1838. 8vo.

STYPMANNUS (Joannes).

De Jure Nautico et Maritimo. See Sokiptorum.

SUAEEZ (Joseph Makia).

Arcus L. Septimii Severi Aug. Anaglypha cum ex-
pUcatione. Romce, 1676. folio.

SUCHET (Louis Gabriel, Marshal).
Memoirs of the War in Spain, from 1808 to 1814.
2 vols. Lrnid. 1829. 8vo.

SUCKLING (Eev. Alfred).

History and Antiquities of the County of Suflfolk ;
with Genealogical and Architectural Notices. 2 vols.
Lond. 1846, 1848. 4to.

SUCKLING (Sib John).

Works, containing his Poems, Letters and Plays.
2 vols. Lond. 1770: 12mo.

SUECIA. See Sweden.

SUETONIUS TRANQUILLUS (Caius).

Opera, et in iUa Commentarius Samuelis Pitisci, quo
Antiquitates Eomanae, ab Interpretibus doctissimus
explicatse. 2 vols. Trajedi ad Bhenum, IQ90. 8vo.

Opera, et in ilia commentarius Sam. Pitisci, in quo
Antiquitates Eomanse perpetuo tenore expUcantur.
2 vols. Leovardice, 1714. 4to.

Opera Omnia ex editione Baumgarten-Crusii.
4 vols. Lond. 1826. 8vo. (Valpy's Delphin Classics.)

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SUETONIUS TEANQUILLUS— SULLIVAN.

SUETONIUS jTEANQUILLUS (Caius)— Core-
tinued,

Histoire des Douze C^sars de Su6tone, traduit par
Henri Ophellot de la Pause, avec des Melanges Philo-
Bophiques, et des Notes. 4 vols. Pam, 1771. 8vo.

The Lives of the first Twelve Csesars, translated
from the Latin of Suetonius: with Annotations by
Alexander Thomson, M.D. Lond. 1796. 8vo.

The Lives of the Twelve Csesars ; to which are
added his Lives of Grammarians, Ehetoricians, and
Poets. The Translation of Alexander Thomson, re-
vised and corrected by T. Forrester. Lond. 1855.
12mo. (Bohn's Classical Library.)

SUEUE (Jean Le).

Histoire de I'Eglise et I'Empire depuis la Naissance
de Jesus Christ jusqu' k la fin du X* Sifecle. 8 vols.
Amsterdam, 1730. 4to.

Continuation a I'Histoire, etc. See Pictet (Bene-
dict).

SUEVIA.

Eerum Suevicarum Scriptores aliquot Veteres, prae-
cipue Felicis Fabri Historia Suevica, ex Bibliotheca
et recensione Melch. Haim. Goldasti. Ulmoe, 1727.
folio.

SUFFOLK (Edward Howard, Earl of).

Miscellanies in Prose and Verse, by a person of
quality. Lond. 1725. 8vo.

Musarum Delicise : containing Essays upon Pasto-
ral ; Ideas supposed to be written about two thousand
years ago by an Asiatick Poet; Sapphick Verse or
Poems on several occasions. By a Nobleman.
Lond. 1728. 8vo.

SUGAR

The Groans of the Plantations; or, a true Account of
their grievous and extreme sufierings by the heavy
impositions upon Sugar, and other hardships relating
more particularly to the Island of Barbados. Lond.
1689. 4to.

A Discourse of the Duties on Merchandize, more
particularly of that on Sugars; in answer to a Pamphlet
intituled, "The Groans of the Plantations," etc. Lond.
1695. 4to. (Bound with the preceding.)

SUGDEN (Sir Edward Burtenshaw) afterwards
Lord St. Leonards.

A Series of Letters to a Man of Property, on the sale,
purchase, mortgaging, leasing, settling, and devising of
Estates. Third edition. Lond. 1815. 8vo.

A Practical Treatise of Powers. Third edition.
Lond. 1821. 8vo.

SUGDEN (Sir Edward Burtenshaw) — Continued.

The same. Seventh edition. 2 vols. Lond. 1845.
royal 8vo.

The same. Eighth edition. ZoW. 1861. royal 8 vo,

A Practical Treatise on the Law of Vendors and
Purchasers of Estates. Fifth edition. Lond. 1818.

The same. Fourteenth edition. Lond. 1862. royal
8vo.

A Concise View of the Law on Sales, Purchases,
Mortgages, Leases, Settlements, and Devises of Estates.
Fourth edition. Lond. 1821. 8vo.

A Concise and Practical View of Vendors and Pur-
chasers of Estates. Lond. 1851. 8vo.

A Letter to James Humphreys, on his Proposal
to repeal the Laws of Eeal Property, and substitute a
New Code. Third edition. Lond. 1827. 8vo.

A Treatise of the Law of Property, as administered
by the House of Lords. Lond. 1849. royal 8vo.

An Essay on the New Statutes (of Eeal Property)
relating to Limitations of Time, Estates Tail, Dower,
Descent, Operation of Deeds, etc. Lond. 1852. 8vo.

SUGEE. Able de Saint Denis.

(Euvrea completes. See France : Soci^te de

L'HiSTOmE.

SUHM (Peter Friderick.).

Nye Samlinge til den Danske Historic. 4 vols.
Kiobenhaven, 1792-1795. 4to.-

Scriptores Eeixim Danicarum Medii .lEvi. See
Denmark.

SUED AS.

Suidse Lexicon, Graece et Latine. Textum Graecum
cum MSS. codd. coUatum a quamplurimis mendis
purgavit, Notisque perpetuis iUustravit : Versionem
Latinam .lEmilu Porti innumeris in locis correxit;
IndicesquB Auctorum et Eerum adjecit Ludolphus
Kusterus. 3 vols. Cantahrigice, 1705. folio.

Emendationes in Suidam. See Toup (Joannes).

SUISSE (La). See Switzerland.

SULI and PAEGA.

History of Suli and Parga, containing their Chron-
ology, and their Wars, particularly those with Ali
Pasha, Prince of Greece. Written originally in modem
Greek and translated into English from the Italian of
C. Gherardini of Milan. Edinb. \?,2^. 12mo.

SULLIVAN (Edward).

Eambles and Scrambles in North and South America.
Lond. 1852. 8vo.

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SULLIVAN— SUKTEES SOCIETY.

977

SULLIVAN (Francis Stoughton).

An Historical Treatise on the Feudal Law, and the
Constitution and Laws of England, with a Commentary
on Magna Charta. LonA. 1772. 4to.

SULLY (Maximilian de Bethune, Duo de).

M^moires des Sages et Eoyalles CEconomies d'Estat
domestiques, politiques et militaires de Henry le Grand,
et des Administrations Loyales de Maximilian de
Bethune, Due de Sully. 4 vols, in 2. Amsterdam,
1662. folio.

M^moires de Sully, mis en ordre, avec des remarques
(par I'Abb^ de I'ficluse des Loges). 3 vols. Londres,
1747. 4to.

Memoirs of the Duke of Sully, Prime Minister of
Henry the Great, containing the History of the Life
and Eeign of that Monarch, and his own Administration
under him. Translated from the French (by Charlotte
Lennox). To which is added the Trial of Francis
Eavillac for the Murder of Henry the Great. 3 vols.
Lond. 1761. 4to.

The same. With the Trial of Francis Eavaillac for
the Murder of Henry the Great, and an Appendix con-
taining Eefutations of the Abbd de I'Ecluse's correc-
tional Notes exculpatory of the Jesuits. New edition,
carefully corrected. 5 vols. Edinh. 1819. 8vo.

The same. With additional Notes ; and an Historical
Introduction attributed to Sir Walter Scott. 4 vols.
Lond. 1856. 12mo. (Bohn's French Memoirs.)

SULPITIUS SEVEEUS, Presbyter Aquitanus.
Opera omnia, cum lectissimis commentariis, accurante
Georgio Hornio. Amstelodami, 1665. 8vo.

SUMNEE (Charles), LL.D., of Massachmetts.
Memoir and Letters of Charles Sumner, by Edward
L. Pierce. 2 vols. Lond. 1878. 8vo.

SUMNEE (Eev. Charles).

Translation of Milton's Treatise on Christian
Doctrine. See Milton (John).

SUMNEE (Eev. George Henry).

Life of Charles Eichard Sumner, Bishop of Win-
chester, during a Forty Years' Episcopate. Lond. 1876.
Svo.

SUMNEE (John Bird), Archbishop of Canterbury.

Treatise on the Eecords of the Creation, and on the
Moral Attributes of. the Creator; with particular
reference to the Jewish History, and to the consistency
of the principle of Population with the wisdom and
goodness of the Deity. 2 vols. Lond. 1818. Svo.

SUPEEIOEITIES.

A Disconrse concerning Fews and Superiorities ;
showing that the rigid observance of them is incon-
sistent with the nature of the British Constitution.
Edinb. 1716. 12mo.

Essays upon Feudal Holdings, Superiorities, etc.
See Eebeluon : Collection op Tracts, VoL IV.

SUPEENATUEAL EELIGION : an Inquiry into
the Eeality of Divine Eevelation. 3 vols. Zond 1874-
1877. 8vo.

SUPEESTITIONS Anciennes et Modemes (d'aprds
le P. Le Brun et I'Abbe Thiers, avec des Eemarques par
D. Jean Fred. Bernard) : prejug^s vulgaires qui ont
induit les Peuples k des Usages et k des Pratiques
contraires k la Eeligion. 2 vols, Amsterdam, 1733,
1736. folio.

SUPEEVILLE (Daniel de). Minister of the French
Protestant Church at Rotterdam.

Nouveaux Sermons sur divers textes de I'^criture
Sainte. 4 vols. Amsterdam, 1743-1756. Svo.

SUPPLICATION for Toleration addressed to King
James I., by some of the late silenced and deprived
ministers, first printed in the year 1609, now reprinted
with the King's (hitherto unpublished) Notes, by S. E.
Maitland, D.D. Lmd. 1859. 4to.

SUPPEESSION of the Eeformation in France, as
exhibited in De Eulhi^re's Historical Elucidations.
See Scott (David Dundas).

SUEENHUSIUS (Gulielmus). See Mischna.

SUEEEY (Earl of).

Poems. See Howard (Henry).

SUETEES (Eobeet).

The History and Antiquities of the County-Palatine
of Durham, compiled from original Eecords and Illus-
trated by Engravings, including a Memoir of the Author
by George Taylor. 4 vols. Lond. 1816-1840. folio.

Memoir of Eobert Surtees. See Sdrtees Society.
No. 24.

SUETEES (William).

Twenty-five years in the Eifle Brigade. Edinh.
1833. Svo.

SUETEES SOCIETY.

The Publications op the Suktbes Society, estab-
lished AT Durham in 1834. 71 vols. Durham,
1834-1880. 8vo.

1. Eeginaldi Monachi Dunelmensis Libellus de
admirandis Beati Cuthberti virtutibus. Edited
by Eev. James Raine, D.C.L. 1835.

6 H

973

SUETEES SOCIETY.

SURTEES SOCIETY— Continued.

2. Wills and Inventories illustrative of tte History,

Manners, Language, Statistics, etc., of the
Northern Counties of England from the
Eleventh Century downwards. (Chiefly from
the Registry at Durham.) Edited by Dr
Raine. 1835.

3. The Towneley Mysteries; or, Miracle Plays.

Edited by Dr Eaine and James Gordon.
1836.

4. 30, 45, and 53. Testamenta Eboracensia :

"Wills illustrative of the History, Manners,
Language, Statistics, etc., of the Province of
York from 1300 downwards. Edited by Dr
Eaine. 1836-1869.

5. Sanctuarium Dunelmense et Sanctuarium Bever-

lacense ; or, Registers of the Sanctuaries of
Durham and Beverley. Edited by Dr Raine.
The Preface by the Rev. T. Chevallier.
1837.

6. The Charters of Endowment, Inventories, and

Account Rolls of the Priory of Finchdale in
the County of Durham. Edited by Dr Raine.
1837.

7. Catalogi Veteres Librorum Eeclesiae Cathedralis

Dunebn. Catalogues of the Library of Dur-
ham Cathedral at various periods from the
Conquest to the Dissolution, including Cata-
logues of the Library of the Abbey of Hulme
and of the MSS. preserved in the Library of
Bishop Cosin at Durham. Edited by Dr
Raine. The Preface by Beriah Botfield. 1838.

8. Miscellanea Biographica ; a Life of Os win. King

of Northumberland ; Two Lives of Cuthbert,
Bishop of Lindisfarne; and a Life of Eata,
Bishop of Hexham. Edited by Dr Raine.
1838.

9. Historise Dunebnensis Scriptores Tres ; Gau-

fridus de Coldingham, Robertus de Gray-
stanes et WiUielmus de Chambre ; with the
omissions and mistakes in Wharton's edition
supplied and corrected, and an Appendix of
665 original Documents in illustration of the
Text. Edited by Dr Eaine. 1839.

10. Rituale Eeclesiae Dunelmensis; a Latin
Ritual of the Ninth Century, with an Inter-
linear Northumbro-Saxon Translation. Edited
by Rev. J. Stevenson. 1840.

11. Jordan Fantosme's Anglo-Norman Chronicle

of the War between the English and the
Scots in 1173 and 1174, with a Translation,
Notes, etc., by Francisque Michel. Lond.
and Edinb. 1840.

SURTEES SOCl-ETY— Continued.

12. The Correspondence, Inventories, Account

Rolls, and Law Proceedings of the Priory of
Coldingham. Edited by Dr Raine. 1841.

13. Liber Vitee Eeclesiae Dunelmensis ; nee non
Obituaria duo ejusdem Eeclesiae. Edited by
Rev. J. Stevenson. 1841.

14. The Correspondence of Robert Bowes of Aisk,
Ambassador of Queen Elizabeth to the Court of
Scotland. Edited by Eev. J. Stevenson. 1842.

15. A Description, or Brief e Declaration of all the

Ancient Monuments, Rites, and Customs
belonging to, or being within, the Monastical
Church of Durham, before the Suppression.
Written in 1593. Edited by Dr Eaine. 1842.

16. 19. Anglo-Saxon and Early English Psalter,
now first published from MSS. in the British
Museum. 2 vols. Edited by Eev. J. Steven-
son. 1843, 1844.

17. The Correspondence of Dr Matthew Hutton,

Archbishop of York. With a Selection from
the Letters of Sir Timothy Hutton, Knight,
his son, and Matthew Hutton, his grandson.
Edited by Dr Eaine. 1844.

18. The Durham Household Book ; or, the
Accounts of the Bursar of the Monastery of
Durham from 1530 to 1534. Edited by Dr
Raine. 1844.

19. See No. 16.

20. Libellus de Vita et Miraculis S. Godrici,
Heremitae de Finchale, auctore Reginaldo
Monacho Dunelmensi. Edited by Rev. J.
Stevenson. 1845.

21. Depositions respecting the Rebellion of 1669,

Witchcraft and other Ecclesiastical Proceed-
ings, from the Court of Durham, extending
from 1311 to the Reign of Elizabeth. Edited
by Dr Raine. 1845.

22. Injunctions and other Ecclesiastical Proceed-
ings of Barnes, Bishop of Durham, 1575-
1587. Edited by Dr Raine. 1850.

23. Latin Hymns of the Anglo-Saxon Church, with
an interlinear Anglo-Saxon Gloss, from a MS.
of the Eleventh Century in Durham Library.
Edited by Rev. Joseph Stevenson. 1851.

24. Memoir of Robert Surtees, F.S.A., Author of

the History of the County Palatine of Dur-
ham. By George Taylor. Reprinted from
the fourth volume of the History of Dur-
ham, with additional Notes and Illustra-
tions, together with an Appendix containing
some of Mr Surtees' Correspondence, Poetry,
etc. Edited by Dr Raine. 1852.

SURTEES SOCIETY.

979

SURTEES SOCIETY— Continued.

25. Bolden Buko : a Survey of the Possessions of

the See of Durham, made by order of Bishop
Hugh Pudsey, in the year 1183, with a
Translation, Appendix, and Glossary by the
Rev. William GreenwelL 1852.

26. Wills and Inventories illustrative of the
History, Manners, Language, Statistics, etc.,
of the Counties of York, Westmerland, and
Lancaster, from the Fourteenth Century
downwards. From the Register at Richmond.
Edited by the Rev. J. Raine. 1853.

27. The Pontifical of Egbert, Archbishop of York,
731-767, from a Manuscript of the Ninth or
Tenth Century in the Imperial Library in
Paris. Edited by Rev. William Greenwell.
1853.

28. The Gospel of St. Matthew from the Northum-
brian Interlinear Glossary to the Gospels,
commonly known as the Lindisfarne and
Rushworth Gospels. Edited by Rev. J.
Stevenson. 1854. See No. 39.

29. Inventories and Account Rolls of the Mon-
asteries of Jarrow and Monkwearmouth, from
their commencement in 1303, till the Dissolu-
tion. Edited by Dr Raine. 1854.

30. See No. 4.

31. The Obituary Roll of William Ebchester and
John Bumby, Priors of Durham (1456-
1464). With Notices of similar Records pre-
served at Durham. Edited by Dr Raine. 1856.

32. The Survey of the Palatinate of Durham,
compiled during the Episcopate of Thomas
Hatfield (1345-1382). Edited by Rev. W.
Greenwell. 1856.

33. Rural Economy in Yorkshire in 1641, being
the Fanning and Account Books of Henry
Best of Elmswell. Edited by Rev. C. B.
Robinson. 1856.

34. The Proceedings of the High Court of Com-
mission for Durham and Northumberland.
Edited by W. H. D. Longstaffe. 1857.

35. The Fabric Rolls of York Minster. Edited
by Rev. J. Raine. 1858.

36. The Heraldic Visitation of Yorkshire, by Sir
William Dugdale in 1 655. Edited by Robert
Da vies. 1859.

37. Miscellanea, comprising the Letters of Dean
Granville, the Account of the Siege of Ponte-
fract, by Nathan Drake, and Extracts from
the Rokeby Correspondence. Edited by Rev.
George Ornsby, W. H. D. Longstaffe, and
Rev. J. Raine. 1858.

SURTEES SOCIETY— Continued.

38. Wills and Inventories from the Registry at
Durham. (A Continuation of No. 2.) Edited
by Rev. W. GreenwelL 1860.

39, 43, and 48. The Gospels of St. Mark, St. Luke,
and St. John, from the Northumbrian Inter-
linear Gloss to the Gospels contained in the
MS. Nero D. IV. among the Cottonian MSS.
in the British Museum, commonly known aa
the Lindisfarne Gospels, collated with the
Rushworth MS. (A Continuation of No. 28.)
Edited by Mr George Waring. 1860-1865.

40. ' A Selection from the Depositions in Criminal
Cases taken before the Northern Magistrates,
from the Originals preserved in York Castle.
Saec. XVIL Edited by Rev. J. Raine. 1861.

41. The Heraldic Visitation of the North of
England made in 1533, by Thomas Tonge,
with an Appendix of Genealogical MSS.
Edited by W. H. D. Longstaffe. 1863.

42. and 67. Memorials of Fountains Abbey, com-

prising the Chronicle relating to the Founda-
tion of the House, written by Hugh de Kirk-
stall ; the Chronicle of Abbots, etc. ; and an
historical Description of the Abbey with
lUustratiqns. Edited by J. H. Walbran.
2 vols. 1864.

43. See Nos. 28 and 39.

44. The Priory of Hexham, its Chronicles, En-
dowments and Annals. Vol. L Containing
the Chronicles, etc., of John and Richard,
Priors of Hexham and Aelred, Abbat of
Rievaux, with an Appendix of Documents
and a Preface illustrated with Engravings.
Edited by Rev. J. Raine. 1864.

45. See No. 4.

46. The Priory of Hexham. Vol. II. Containing
the Liber Niger, with Charters and other Docu-
ments, etc. Edited by Rev. J. Raine. 1864.

47. The Remains of Denis Granville, D.D.,
being a Further Selection from his Correspond-
ence, Diaries and other Papers. Edited by
Rev. George Ornsby. 1865. See No. 37.

48. See Nos. 28 and 39.

49. The Survey of the County of York taken by
John de Kirkby, commonly called Kirkby's
Inquest. Also Inquisitions of Knights' Fees,
the Nomina Villarum for Yorkshire, and
Appendix of Illustrated Documents. Edited
by R. H. Skaife. 1867.

50. Memoirs of the Life of Mr Ambrose Barnes,
Merchant and sometime Alderman of New-
castle-upon-Tyne. 1867.

980

SURTEES SOCIETY— SUTTON.

SURTEES SOCIETY— Continued.

51. Symeon of Durham. The whole of the Works
ascribed to him except the History of the
Church of Durham. To ■which are added
the History of the Translation of St.
Cuthbert, the Life of St. Margaret, Queen
of Scotland, by Turgot, Prior of Durham,
etc. Edited by Mr John Hodgson Hinde.
1868.

52. 55. The Correspondence of John Cosin, Bishop

of Durham, together with Papers illustrative
of his Times. Edited by Rev. George
Omsby. 2 vols. 1869, 1870.

53. See No. 4.

54. The Diary of Abraham de la Pryme, the
Yorkshire Antiquary (1671-1722). Edited
by Charles Jackson. 1870.

55. See No. 52.

56. The Register or Rolls of "Walter Gray, Arch-
bishop of York, 1225-1254. Edited by
Rev. J. Raine. 1872.

57. The Register of the Guild of Corpus Christi in
the City of York, containing a full list of its
Members, 1408-1437. 1872.

58. Feodarium Prioratus Dunelmensis : a Survey
of the Estates of the Prior and Convent of
Durham in the Fifteenth Century. Edited
by Rev. W. GreenwelL 1873.

59. 60. Missale ad usum insignis Ecclesise Ebora-

censis. The York Missal. 2 vols. 1874.

61. Liber Pontificalis Chr. Bainbridge, Archie-
piscopi Eboracencis. The York Pontifical.
Edited by Dr Henderson. 1875.

62. The Autobiography of Mrs Alice Thornton
of East Newton, County York. Ssec. XVI.
Edited by Charles Jackson. 1875.

63. Manuale et Processionale ad usum insignis
EcclesiiB Eboracensis. The York Manual and
Processional. Edited by Dr Henderson.
1875.

64. Acts of Chapter of the Collegiate Church of
St. Peter and Wilfrid, Ripon, 1452-1506.
Edited by Rev. J. G. Fowler.

65. Yorkshire Diaries and Autobiographies in
the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries.
Edited by Charles Jackson. 1877.

66. Cartularium Abbatise de Novo Monasterio
(Newminster). Edited by Charles Jackson.
1878.

67. See No. 42.

68. Selections from the Household Books of the
Lord WilUam Howard of Naworth Castle.
Edited by Rev. George Omsby. 1878.

SURTEES SOCIKTY— Continued.

69. Cartularium Abbathiae de "Whiteby, Ordinis
S. Benedicti fundatse anno MLXXVIII.
VoL L 1879.

70. Dialogi Laurentii Dunelmensis Monachi ac
Prioris. 1880.

71. Breviarium in usum insignis Ecclesice Ebora-
censis. VoL L 1880.

SUSSEX (Duke op).

Bibliotheca Sussexiana. See Pettigrew (T. G.)

SUTCLIEFE (Matthew).

The Practice, Proceedings, and Lawes of Armes,
described out of the Doings of most valiant and ex-
pert Captaines, and confirmed both by Ancient and
Moderne examples and precedents. Liond.1593. 4to.

SUTHERLAND (Captain).

A Tour up the Straits from Gibraltar to Constanti-
nople, with the leading Events in the present "War
between the Austrians, Russians, and Turks, to the
year 1789. Lond. 1790. 8vo.

SUTHERLAND (Alexander).

The Achievements of the Knights of Malta. See
Constable's Miscellany.

SUTHERLAND (Peter C), M.D.

Journal of a Voyage in Baffin's Bay and Barrows'
Straits, in the years 1850-1851, under command of Mr
William Penney, in search of the missing crews of H.M.
ships "Erebus" and "Terror." 2 vols. Lond. 1852.
post 8vo.

SUTHERLAND (William).

Britain's Glory ; or Ship-Building unvail'd ; being a
General Director for Building and Compleating the
said Machines. Lond. 1729. folio.

SUTHERLAND (William), Gardener.

Handbook of Hardy Herbaceous and Alpine Flowers.
JSdinb. 1871. 8vo.

SUTHERLAND PEERAGE

The Additional Case of Elizabeth, claiming the
Title and Dignity of Countess of Sutherland, eta See
Dalrymplb (Sir David).

Genealogical History of the Earldom of Sutherland.
See Gordon (Sir Robert).

See also. Peerage Claims.

SUTTON (Henry), Barrister-at-Law.

The Tramway Acts of the United Kingdom, with
Notes on the Law and Practice ; and an Appendix
containing the Standing Orders, Rules, etc. Lond.
1874. 12mo.

SUWOROW— SWEDEN.

981

SUWOROW (G^n^ral-Feld-Mar^chal.)
Histoire des Campagnes du Comto Alexandre

Suworow Eymnikski. 2 vola Lond. 1799. 8vo.
Campagne dea Austro-Eusses en Italie, sous les

ordres du Mar^chal de Suworow. Paris, 1802. 8vo.

SVANINGIUS (JoH. Janus).
Chronologia Danica, a prima Regni origine, ad
annum Christi 1650. Hafiiim, 1650. folio.

SWAINSON (Ebv. C.)

A Kandbook of Weather-Folk-Lore ; being a Collec-
tion of Proverbial Sayings in various Languages
relating to the Weather, with Explanatory Notes.
FAinb. 1873. 12mo.

SWAINSON (William), EE.S.

Works on Natural History. See Lakdnee's Cabinet
Cyclopedia.

Fauna Boreali-Americana. See Richardson (Sir
John).

SWAMMEEDAM (John), M.D.

The Book of Nature ; or, the History of Insects,
reduced to distinct Classes, translated by Thomas Flloyd.
With Notes from Eeaumur and others, by John Hill,
M.D. Lond. 1758. folio.

SWAN (Eev. Chables).

Journal of a Voyage up the Mediterranean, princi-
pally among the Islands of the Archipelago, and in
Asia Minor ; including many interesting particulars
relative to the Greek Eevolution. 2 vols. Lond.
1826. 8vo.

See also, Gesta Romanordm.

SWAN (Joseph).

Views of Glasgow, Views on the Clyde, etc. See
Leighton (John M.)

History of the County of Fife. See Leighton
(John M.)

Historical Descriptions of Paisley and of Dundee.
See Maokib (Charles).

SWANSTON (Clement Todwat).

Reports of Cases argued and determined in the High
Court of Chancery, during the time of Lord Chancellor
Eldon, from Hilary, 58 Geo. III. 1818, to Mich. 59
Geo. Ill 1819. 3 vols. Lond. 1821-1827. 8vo.

SWARBECK (Samuel Dukinfield).
Sketches in Scotland, drawn from Nature and on
Stone. Lond. 1839. large folio.

SWARTZ (Chr. Feed.)

Memoirs and Correspondence. See Pearson (Hugh).

SWEDEN.

The Great and Famous Battle of Lutzen, fought
between the renowned King of Sweden [Gustavus
Adolphus] and Walstein, etc. Here is also inserted an
Abridgement of the King's Life. Faithfully translated
out of the French, n.p., 1633. 4to.

The New Starr of the North, shining upon the
victorious King of Sweden. Lond. 1632. 4to.

The Swedish Discipline, Religious, Civile, and
Military. Three parts. Lond. 1832. 4to.

The Swedish Intelligencer, Parts I. -IV., wherein
out of the truest and choysest Informations are the
famous Actions of that warlike Prince [Gustavus
Adolphus] led along, etc. — Part V. entitled, the Con-
tinuation of the German History. — Part. VI. entitled,
The History of the present Warres of Germany. Briefly
brought down from October last year to our Ladyday
1634. — Part VII. The German History continued.
Seven parts bound in 4 vols. Lond. 1632-1634.
4to.

Costume of Sweden. Illustrated by Twenty-two
Engravings. Lond. 1823. imp. 4to.

Rambles in Sweden and Gottland, with Etchings by
the Wayside. By SUvanus. Lond. 1847. 8vo.

Expositio Causarum quibus S.R.M. Sueciae bellum a
Rege Regnoque Danias sibi iUatum, etiam post Pacem
RoschUdiae initam continuare coacta fuit. n.p., 1658.
4to.

Sueciae Regni Leges Civiles aut Civitatum, secundum
Dom. Gustavi Adolphi Sueonum etc., Regis mandatum
publicatse et typis excusse, A. 1618, a Johanne Loccenio
in Latinam linguam traductee, et brevibus notis
iUustratae. Holmim, 1672. folio.

Suecise Regni Leges Provinciales, prout quondam a
Carolo IX. Sueonum, Gothorum, etc., Rege, post recog-
nitionem, confirmatse, et anno 1608, publicatae sunt, a
Johanne Loccenio, in Latinam linguam traductse, et
brevibus notis illustratse. Londini Scanorum, 1675.
12mo.

Suecia antiqua et hodierna (ab Erico Dalberg). 3
vols. Holmice (1693-1714). oblong folio.

Acta Literaria Sueciae, Upsaliae publicata, annorum
1720-1739. 4 vols. Upsalice, 1724-1740. 4to.

Sueciae Historia Pragmatica, quae vulgo Jus Publicum
dicitur, e traditionibus historicis, legibus non scriptis
et scriptis etc., deducta (a Jac. Wilde). Holmice, 1731.
4to.

Scriptores Rerum Svecicarum Medii Aevi, ex Schedis
praecipue Nordinianis collectos dispositos, ac emendates,
edidit Ericus, Michael Fant, S.T.D., Vol. L — et post
D. Ericum M. Fant, editerunt ac Ulustraverunt E. G.
Geijer et Joh. H. Schroder., VoL II. 2 vols. Upsalice,
1818, 1828. folio.

982

SWEDEN— SWEDENBOEG.

SWED'El^—Conthiued.

Diplomatarium Suecanum. Collegit et edidit Joh.
Gust. Liljegren (Vols. III.-V. ed. Bror. Emil Hilde-
brand). Vols. I-V. part 1. Holmia, 1829-1858.
4to.

Bref und Eesor i Sverige. Stockholm, 1797.

4 to.

Eun-Liira. Af Joh. G. Liljegren. Stockholm, 1832.
8vo.

Eun-Urkunder, utgifne af Joh. G. Liljegren. Stock-
holm, 1833. 8vo.

Svenska FornsSnger. En Samling af Kampavisor,
Folk- Visor, Lekar och Dansar, samt Barn-och Vall-
Siinger. Utgifne af Adolf Iwar Arwidsson. Stock-
holm, 1834-1842. 8vo.

Svenska Folkets Historia frS,n aldsta till niirwarande
tider. Vols. L II. Skandinavien under Hedna-Aldern.
Vols. IIL-V. Svenska Folkets medeltids-Historia.

5 vols. Stockholm, 1834-1854. 8vo.
Handliagar rorando Sverges Inre ForhSlIanden under

Konung Gustaf I. 4 parts in 2 vols. Stockholm,
1841-1845. 8vo.

Swea och Gotha Hofdinga-minne sedan 1720. Af
Aug. Th. Lastrom. Upmla, 1842. 8vo.

Diplomatarium Dalekarlicum. Urkunder rorandc
I^ndskapet Dalarne, samlade och utgifne af C. G.
Kroningssvard och J. Lid(5n. (3 parts and supplement.)
Stockholm, 1842-1853. 4to.

Samlingar utgifna af Svenska Fornskrift-Siillskapet.
Nos. 1-14. Stockholm, 1844-1864. 8vo.

Svenska Kongl. Myntkabinettet. I. Anglosachsiska
Mynt, funnai Sveriges Jord. — Monnaies Anglosaxonnes
du Cabinet Eoyal de Stockholm toutes trouv^es en
Sufede. Glassies et d^crites par B. E. Hildebrand.
(Avec un 6claircissement en Frangais). Stockholm,
1846. 4to.

Kongl. Svenska Myntkabinettet. II. Kufiska Mynt
— Numi Cufici Eegii Numophylacii Holmiensis, quos
omnes in Terra Sueciae Eepertos digessit et interpre-
tatus est Carolus Johannes Tornberg. Upsalice, 1848.
4to.

Philosophien's Historia. Af Eric August Schroder.
3 vols. Upsala, 1846-1849. 8vo.

Handlingar till upplysning af Finlands Hafder.
Utgifne af Adolf Iwar Arwidsson. 10 parts in 5 vols
Stockholm, 1846-1858. 8vo.

Cm Fattigvasendet. (En Eeseberattelse.) Af G.
Swederus. Stockholm, 1847. 8vo.'

SkSnska Skolvasendets Historia. U tarbetad i synner-
het efter Otryckta KaUor, af Johann Ernst Eietz.
Mild, 1848. 8vo.

BW'RTi'E^— Continued.

Upplysingar om Kronans, Kyrkonas och Prester-
kapets inkomster af andeligt gods uti Skiine, Halland
och Blekinge frftn iildre tider till Sr 1660. Fdrfattade
och utgifne af Ludvig B. Falkman. 2 parts. Lund,
1848. 8vo.

Svenska SprSkets Lager. Kritisch Afhandling af
Johan Er. Eydquist. 3 vols. Stockholm, 1850-1863.
8vo.

Sveriges Historiska och Politiska Visor. Samlade och
utgifna af G. 0. Hylt^n Cavallius och G. Stephens.
Part I. Orehro, 1853. 8vo.

Olai Petri Svenska Kronika, utgifven af G. E.
Klemming. Stockholm, 1860. 8vo.

Minnespenuingar ofver EnskUda Svenska Man och
Qvinnor. Beskrifna af Bror Emil Hildebrand. Stock-
holm, 1860. 8vo.

Handlingar rorande Sveriges Historia. Utgifna af
KongL Eiks-Archivet (J. J. Nordstrom). Forsta
Serien, 1521-1524. Stockholm, 1861. 8vo.

Konung Gustaf II. Adolfs Skrifter. Stockholm,
1861. 8vo.

Sveriges Dramatiska Litteratur till 1863. Biblio-
grafi af G. E. Klemming. Stockholm, 1863. 8vo.

See also, Skandinaviens Historia.

SWEDENBOEG (Emanuel).

The Apocalypse Eevealed, wherein are disclosed the
Arcana there foretold, which have hitherto remained
concealed. Translated from the Latin. 2 vols.
Manchester, 1791. 8vo.

The Wisdom of Angels concerning the Divine Provi-
dence. Translated from the Latin. Manchester, \9i\(i.
8vo.

On the White Horse mentioned in the Eevelation
Chap. XIX. With Extracts from the Arcana Ccelestia,
concerning the Word in its Spiritual or Internal Sense.
Lond. 1810. post 8vo.

Arcana Ccelestia ; or, Heavenly Mysteries contained
in the Sacred Scriptures of the Word of the Lord
manifested and laid open. Interspersed with Eelations
of wonderful things seen in the World of Spirits and
its Heaven of Angels. Translated from the Latin.
With an Index. 13 vols. Manchester, 1810-1825. 8vo.

A Treatise concerning the Last Judgement, and
the Destruction of Babylon; showing that all the
Predictions contained in the Apocalypse are at this
day fulfilled. Being a Testimony of things heard
and seen. Translated from the Latin. Lond. 1810.
8vo.

The Apocalypse ; or. Book of Eevelations ex-
plained according to the Scriptural Sense. Trans-
lated from the Latin. 6 vols, ionrf. 1811-1815. 8vo.

SWEDENBORQ— SWINBURNE.

98S

SWEDENBORG (Emahvel)— Continued. '

Tlie Delights of Wisdom concerning Conjugial Love ;
after which follow the Pleasures of Insanity concerning
Scortatory Love. Translated from the Latin. 2 vols.
Manchester, 1811. 8vo.

On the New Jerusalem and its Heavenly Doctrine,
as revealed from Heaven. Translated from the Latin.
Land. 1811. 8vo.

The Wisdom of Angels concerning Divine Love and
Divine Wisdom. Translated from the Latin. Lmid.
1816. 8vo.

A Treatise concerning Heaven and its Wonders, and
also concerning Hell. Translated from the Latin.
Land. 1817. 8vo.

A brief Exposition of the Doctrine of the New
Church, which is meant by the New Jerusalem in the
Apocalypse. Translated from the Latin, iowrf. 1818.
8vo.

True Christian Religion; containing the Universal
Theology of the New Church, which was foretold by
the Lord. 2 vols. Lond. 1819. 8vo.

An Hieroglyphic Key to Natural and Spiritual
Mysteries. Translated from the Latin. Lond. 1826.
12 mo.

The Nature of the Intercourse between the Soul
and the Body. Translated from the Latin. Lond.
1826. 8vo.

The Four Leading Doctrines of the New Church,
signified in the Revelation, Chap. XXL, by the New
Jerusalem ; being those respecting the Lord, his Divine
and Human Natures, and the Divine Trinity ; the
Sacred Scripture, Faith, and Life. With an Intro-
ductory Preface, and an Account of the Author. Trans-
lated from the Latin. Lond. 1826. 8vo.

The Coronis; or. Appendix to the True Christian
Religion. Translated from the Latin, by Robert Hind-
marsh. Manchester, 1811. 8vo.

The Four Leading Doctrines of the New Jerusalem ;
as also a Treatise on the New Jerusalem, and its
heavenly doctrine, as revealed from Heaven. A new
edition, with an Introduction by James Macara. Edinh.
1836. 12mo.

Liturgy of the New Church. See Liturgy.

A Concise History of the New Jerusalem Church,
together with a Biographical Sketch of Swedenborg.
See GoYDER (Rev. D. G.)

An Account of Emmanuel Swedenborg. See Sandel
(Samuel).

SWEDIAUR (F.), M.D.

Arguments on the Abolition of the Laws prohibiting
the Free Importation of English Rock Salt into Scot-
land. Lond. 1789. 8vo.

SWEDISH INTELLIGENCER See Sweden.

SWEERTIUS (Emanuel).

Florilegium Eman. Sweertii Amsteledami commo-
rantis, tractans de variis Floribus et aliis Indicis plantis
ad vivum deUneatum. Franefurti ad Mcenum, 1612.
folio.

SWEET'S BritLsh Warblers. See Bbchstbin (J. M.)

SWEETMAN (Walter).

Through the Night : a Tale of the Times ; to which
is added. Onward ; or, a Summer Sketch. 2 vols.
Lond. 1869. 8vo.

The Daughters of the King, and other poems : being
a Sequel to the above. Lond. 1871. 8vo.

Lost Footsteps : Poems. Edinh. 1875. 8vo.

SWIETEN (Gerardus van).

Commentaria in Hermanni Boerhaave Aphorismos do
cognoscendis et curandis Morbis. 5 vols. Lugd. Batav.
1742-1772. 4to.

SWIFT (Edmund S.)

Life and Acts of St. Patrick.

See JocELiN.

SWIFT (Jonathan), D.D., Dean of St. Patrick's,
Dublin.

Works, including the whole of his Posthumous Pieces,
Letters, etc. With an Account of the Author's Life,
and Notes, Historical, Critical, and Explanatory, by
.J. Hawkesworth, LL.D. and others. 18 vols. Lond.
1784. 12mo.

Works, containing additional Letters, Tracts, and
Poems, not hitherto published ; with Notes, and a Life
of the Author, by Walter Scott. 19 vols. Edinb,
1814. 8vo.

The Closing years of Dean Swift's Life. See Wilde
(W. R)

SWINBURNE (Algernon Charles).
Both well : a Tragedy. Lond. 1874. 8vo.
Erechtheus : a Tragedy. Lond. 1876. Svo.
Songs of the Springtides. Lond. 1880. 8vo.
A Study of Shakespeare. Lond. 1880. Svo.

SWINBURNE (Henry), LL.D.
A Treatise of Testaments and Last Wills. Fifth
edition. Lond, 1728. folio.

SWESTBURNE (Henry).

Travels through Spain, in the years 1775 and 1776,
in which several Monuments of Roman and Moorish
Architecture are illustrated by accurate Drawings taken
on the Spot. Lond. 1779. 4to.

A Supplemeut to Mr Swinburne's Travels through
Spain; being a Journey from Bayonne to Marseilles.
Lond. 1787. 4to.

984

SWINBUENE— SYDENHAM SOCIETY.

SWINBUENE (Hsnry)— Continued.

Travels in the Two Sicilies, in the years 1777 and
1780. 4 vols. Lond. 1790. 8vo.

Picturesque Tour through Spain, embellished with
twenty Engravings by Watt, etc. Lond. 1810. folio.

The Courts of Europe at the close of the last century,
edited by Charles "White. 2 vols. Lond. 1841. 8vo.

SWINTON (Archibald), Writer to the Signet.

Considerations on the questions of Law involved in
the Decisions of the Court of Session and House of
Lords, in the case of John vans Agnew, of Sheuchan,
against James Stewart and Ebenezer Drew. Ediiib.
1823. 8vo.

Thoughts on the Eeport of the Committee of the
House of Lords on the Appellate Jurisdiction of that
House. Edinb. 1824. 8vo.

Report of the Trial of Thomas Hunter and four
others, Operative Cotton-Spinners in Glasgow, before
the High Court of Justiciary, in January 1838, for
Illegal Conspiracy and Murder. Edinb. 1838. 8vo.

Eeport of the Trial of Alexander Humphreys or
Alexander, claiming the Title of Earl of Stirling, before
the High Court of Justiciary at Edinburgh, for the
crime of Forgery. Edinb. 1839. 8vo.

Eeports of Cases before the High Court, and Circuit
Courts of Justiciary in Scotland, from November 1835,
to December 1841. 2 vols. Edinb. 1838, 1842. royal
8vo.

Digest of Decisions in the Eegistration Appeal
Court at Glasgow, in the years 1835-1843 ; with Notes
of Decisions in other districts ; and a Supplement con-
taining the Cases decided in 1839. (In 1 voL) Edinb.
1840, 1844. 8vo.

SWINTON (John, Lord).

An Abridgment of the Public Statutes in force and use
relative to Scotland, from the Union in the fifth year
of Queen Anne, to the twenty-seventh year of King
George III. inclusive. 2 vols. Edinb. 1788. 4to.

A proposal for Uniformity of Weights and Measures
in Scotland, by execution of the Laws now in force ;
with Tables of the English and Scotch Standards,
etc. Second edition. Edinb. 1789. 8vo.

Considerations concerning a proposal for dividkig
the Court of Session into Classes or Chambers ; and for
limiting litigation in small causes ; and for the revival
of Jury Trial in certain civil actions, Edinb. 1789.
8vo.

SWITZEELAND.

Acta Helvetica, Physico - Mathematico - Botanico
Medica, figuris illustrata et in usus publicos exarata.
3 vols, in 2. Basiliie, 1751-1758. 4to.

SVnTZEB.LANT>— Continued.

Lettres sur la Suisse. See Sazerao.
History of Switzerland. See Lardner's Cadinet
Cyclopedia.

SYBEL (Heinrich von), Professor of History in the
University of Bonn.

History of the French Eevolution, 1789-1795.
Translated from the Third Edition of the original
German Work, by Walter C. Perry. Vols. I. to IV.
Land. 1867-1869. 8vo.

SYDENHAM (Charles, Lord).
Memoir of the Life of Charles, Lord Sydenham. See
Scrope (G. Poulett).

SYDENHAM (Flotbr).
Translations of Plato. See Plato.

SYDENHAM (Thomas), M.D.

Opera Omnia, edidit Gul. Alexander Greenhill, M.D.
Londini, 1844. Svo. (Sydenham Society.)

Works. Translated from the Latin edition of Dr
Greenhill, with a Life of the Author, by E. S. Latham,
M.D. 2 vols. Lond. 1850. 8vo. (Sydenham
Society.)

SYDENHAM SOCIETY.

Observations on Aneurism, selected from the Works
of the principal writers on that disease, from the earliest
periods to the close of the last century. Translated
and edited by John E. Erichsen. Lond. 1844. 8vo.

An Anatomical Description of the Diseases of the
Organs of Circulation and Eespiration. By Charles
Ewald Hasse, M.D. Translated and edited by W. E.
Swaine, M.D. Lond. 1846. 8vo.

The Principles of Medical Psychology, being the
Outlines of a Course of Lectures by Baron Ernst von
Feuchtersleben, M.D. (Vienna, 1845.) Translated
from the German by H. Evans Lloyd. Revised and
edited by B. G. Babington, M.D. Lond. 1847. 8vo.

Observations on Surgical Diseases of the Head and
Neck. Selected from the Memoirs of the Eoyal
Academy of Surgery of France. Translated and edited
by Drewry Ottley. Lmd. 1848. 8vo.

A Treatise on the Small-Pox and Measles, by Ab\i
Beer Mohammed Ibn ZacarlyA Ar-rdzl (commonly
called Ehazes). Translated from the original Arabic
by William Alexander Greenhill, M.D. Lond. 1848.
8vo.

The Principles of Physiology, by John Augustus
Unzer; and a Dissertation on the Functions of the
Nervous System, by Geoi^e Prochaska. Translated
and edited by Thomas Laycock, M.D. Lond. 1851.
8vo.

SYDENHAM SOCIETY— SYMONDS.

985

SYDENHAM SOCIKIY— Continued.

A Manuel of the Nervous Diseases of Man. By
Moritz Heinricli Romberg, M. D. Translated and edited
by Edward H. Sieveking, MD. 2 vols. Lond. 1853.
8vo.

The Seven Books of Paulus .iEgineta. See .^Eqineta
(Paulus).

Harvey's Works, translated from the Latin. See
Habvby (William).

The Epidemics of the Middle Ages. See Heokbr
(J. F. C.)

The Genuine Works of Hippocrates. See Hippo-

CBATEa

Animal Chemistry. See Simon (J. Franz).

SYDNEY, or SIDNEY (Algernon).

Discourses concerning Government, with an Account
of the Author's Life. 2 vols. Hdinb. 1750. 8vo.

Letters to the Hon. Henry Saville, Ambassador in
France. Lond. 1742. 8vo.

Letters. See Sydney PAPERa

SYDNEY (Sir Philip). See Sidney.

SYDNEY (William Egbert).

A Treatise on the Jurisdiction and modern Practice
in Appeals to the House of Lords, and in Proceedings
on Claims to Dormant Peerages. LoTid. 1824 8vo.

SYDNEY PAPERS, consisting of a Journal of the
Earl of Leicester (1646-1661), and Original Letters of
Algernon Sydney. Edited with Notes, etc., by R W.
Blencowe. Lond. 1825. 8vo.

SYDOW (Rev. Adolphus).

The Scottish Church Question. Lond. 1845.

8vo.

SYKES (Godfrey).

Two Letters from Godfrey Sykes, and Two
Letters from Charles Bremner, addressed to James
Sedgwick. Lond. 1827. 8vo.

See also, Sedgwick (James).

SYKES (John).

Local Records; or. Historical Register of Remarkable
Events which have occurred in Northumberland and
Durham, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, and Berwick-upon-
Tweed, from the earliest period of authentic record to
the present time. With Biographical Notices of de-
ceased Persons of talent, eccentricity, and longevity.
2 vols. Newcastle, 1833. 8vo.

SYLBERGIUS (Fridericus).

Saracenica sive Moamethica, in quibus Ismaeliticse
sen Moamethicse sectee praecipuorum dogmatum elenchus,
etc., Greece et Latine, nunc primum edita cum Anno-
tationibuB. Heidelberg, 1595. 8vo.

SYLVAN SKETCHES; or, a Companion to the
Park and the Shrubbery; with illustrations from the
works of the Poets. By the author of the Flora
Domestica. Lond. 1825. 8vo.

SYLVESTER (Joshua).

Du Bartas, his Divine Weekes and Workes, \vith a
compleate collection of all the other most delightfull
Workes, translated and written by that famous
Philomusus, J. Sylvester. Lond. 1633. folio.

SYM (John David), Advocate.
An Analysis of the Employer's Liability Act, 1880,
43 and 44* Vict cap. 42. Edinb. 1880. 8vo.

SYME (David).

Reports of Proceedings in the High Court of
Justiciary from 1826 to 1829. Minb. 1829. 8vo.

The Fortunes of Francesco NoveUo da Carrara, Lord
of Padua, an Historical Tale of the Fourteenth Century.
minb. 1830. 8vo.

Translation of Faust. See Goethe.

SYME (Professor James).

Memorials of the Life of James Syme. See Pater-
son (Robert).

SY]\IE (Patrick).

Werner's Nomenclature of Colours, with additions,
and Examples selected from the Animal, Vegetable, and
Mineral Kingdoms. Edinb. 1814. post 8vo.

SYMEON (Gabbiel).

Devises Heroiques et Morales. See Jovius (Paulus).

SYMES (Lieut. -Colonel Michael).

An Account of an Embassy to the Kingdom of Ava,
sent by the Governor-General of India in 1795. Lond.
1800. 4to.

The same. Second edition. 3 vols. Lond. 1800.
8vo.

See also, Constable's Miscellany.

SYMINGTON (Andeew James).

Pen and Pencil Sketches of Faroe and Iceland, with
an Appendix containing Translations from the Ice-
landic. Lond. 1862. post 8vo.

SYMMONS (Chables), D.D.

The Life of MUton. Lond. 1810. 8vo.

SYMMONS (John).

The Agamemnon of .(Eschylus translated. See

.iEsCHYLUS.

SYMONDS (Abthue).

The Mechanics of Law-Making. Lond. 1835.

12mo.

6i

986

SYMOm)S— SZYEMA.

SYMONDS (John Addington).

An Introduction to the Study of Dante. Lond. 1872.
post 8vo.

Eenaissance in Italy. 5 vols. Lond. 1875-1881.
8vo.

Vol. 1. The Age of the Despots.

2. The Revival of I-earning,

3. The Fine Arts.

4, 5. Italian Literature.

SYMONDS (Eichabd).

Diary of the Marches of the Eoyal Army during the
Great Civil War. See Camden Society.

SYMONS (JelingebC.)

Arts and Artisans at Home and Abroad; with
Sketches of the progress of Foreign Manufactures.
Edinh. 1839. 8vo.

SYMSON (Eev. Andrew), Minister of Kirhinner.

A large Description of Galloway. With an Appendix,
containing original Papers, from the Sibbald and Mac-
farlane MSS. (Edited by Thomas Maitland.) Edinh.
1823. 8vo.

SYMSON (Archibald), Pastor at Dalkeith in Scot-
land,

A Sacred Septenarie; or, a Godly and fruitfull Ex-
position on the Seven Psalmes of Eepentance. Lond.
1638. 4to.

SYMSON (David).

A Genealogical and Historical Account of the illus-
trious name of Stuart; from the first original to the
accession to the Imperial Crown of Scotland. Edinh.
1712. 12mo.

SYMSOJSr (Matthias).
Present State of Scotland.

See Scotland.

SYMSON (Patrick), Minister of Striveling.

The Historie of the Church since the dayes of our
Saviour Jesus Christ, untUl this present age (1600),
divided into foure Books. Lond, 1634. folio.

SYNCELLTJS (Gborgius).

Chronographia ab Adamo usque ad Diocletianum et
Nicephori Breviarium, Chronographicum, Gr. et Lat.,
cum notis Jacobi Goar. Park's, 1652. folio. (Byzan-
tinse Historiae Scriptores.)

SYNGE (Dr Edward), Archhishop of Tuam.
Works. 4 vols. Lond. 1744. 12mo.

SYNGE (Eev. Edward), Son of the preceding.
The case of Toleration considered, with reference both
to Eeligion and Government; in a Sermon preached
in Dublin before the House of Commons. Edinh. 1730.
8vo.

SYNTAX (Dr), Pseudonym ofW. Coombe.

The Tour of Dr Syntax in search of the Picturesque :
a Poem. — Second Tour of Dr Syntax in search of
Consolation. — Third Tour of Dr Syntax in search of a
Wife. 3 vols. Lond. 1820. 8vo.

SYEIA.

The Modern Syrians; or, Native Society in Damascus,
Aleppo, and the Mountains of the Druses. By an
Oriental Student. Lond. 1844. post 8vo.

SYEIAC DOCUMENTS, attributed to the first
three Centuries. Translated by the Eev. B. P.
Pratten. Edinh. 1871. 8vo. (Clark's Anti-Nicene
Library.)

SYEUS (PuBLius).
Sententiae. See Seneca.

SZABAD (Emeric).

Hungarian Sketches in Peace and War. See Con-
stable's Miscellany op Foreign Literature.

SZADWISKI (Lieut. G. M. B. Leon).
An Epitome of the History of Poland. See Poland :
Bibuotheca Polonica.

SZYEMA (Chbistianus Lach).

Letters, Literary and Political, on Poland ; compris-
ing observations on Eussia and other Sclavonian Nations
and Tribes. (Anon.) Edinh. 1823. 8vo.

Copernicus and his Native Land. See Poland :
Bibliotheca Polonica.

T.— TAILZIES.

987

T

T. (E.)

The Opinion of Witchcraft Vindicated in an answer
to a Book intituled " The Question of "Witchcraft de-
bated." By R. T. Lmd. 1670. 12mo.

TAAFFE (Jo. Baptista, Combs a).
Historia Imperii Eomano-Gemianici Pragmatice de-
lineata. See Eieggee (Paulus Josbphus).

TAAFFE (Nicholas, Viscount).

Observations on Affairs in Ireland, from the Settle-
ment in 1691, to the present time. Lond. 1766. 8vo.

TABAEAUD (Mathieu Mathurin).

Histoire Critique du Philosophisme Anglois, depuis
Bon origine jusqu'Ji son introduction en France, inclusive-
ment. 2 vols. Paris, 1806. Svo.

TABLE OF FEES. See Fees.

TABLEAU de la Litt^rature Fran^aise pendant le
Dix-huitifcme Sifecle. Paris, 1813. 8vo.

TABLEAU POLITIQUE des rfegnes de Charles II.
et de Jacques II., derniers Eois de la Maison de Stuart ;
pr^c6d6 d'une troisi^me Edition de I'Essai sur les causes
qui, en 1649, amenferent en Angleterre I'etablissement
de la E6publique. (Par. A. J. C. J. Boulay, de la
Meurthe.) 2 vols. La Haye, 1818. 8vo.

TABOUEOT (Etienne).

Les Bigarrures et Touches du Seigneur des Accords.
Avec les Apopthegmes du Sieur Gaulard, et les
Escraignes Dijonnoises. Rouen, 1616. 12mo.

TACHAED (Gdy).

Voyages de Siam des Pferes Jesuites, envoyez par le
Eoy aux Indes et k la Chine avec leur Observations
Astronomiques et leur Eemarques de Physique de
Geographie, etc. Paris, 1686. 4to.

Second Voyage du Pfcre Tachard et des Jesuites
envoyez par le Eoy au Eoyaume de Siam. Paris, 1689.
4to.

See also, Choisi (L'Abb^ db).

TACITUS (C. Cornelius).

Opera; notisGrammatico-philologico-criticis illustrata
ad modum Johannis MineUii a Christiani Hauffio.
Quibus prsemissa est Jo. G. Walchii Diatribe critica.
2 vols, in 4, Ldpsice, 1714. post 8vo.

TACITUS (C. CowRum)— Continued.

Opera; recognovit, emondavit, supplomentis explevit,
notis, disscrtationibus, tabulis geographicis illustravit
Gabriel Brotier. 4 vols. Parimis, 1771. 4to.

Opera omnia ex editione Oberliniana, cum notis et in-
terpretatione in usum Delphini variis lectionibus notis
variorum,* Justi Lipsii excursibus, Indice locupletia-
simo, etc., recensita. 10 vols, iond 1821. royal 8vo.
(Valpy's Delphin Classics.)

Cornelius Tacitus, a Lipsio, Gronovio, Heinsio, eta,
emendatus et illustratus, ab Immanuele Bekkero ad
codd. antiquiss. recognitus. 2 vols. Lipsice, 1831. Svo.

Tacite. Nouvelle traduction (avec le texte Latin en
regard) par Bureau de Lamalle. Deuxi^me Edition.

5 vols. Paris, 1808. 8vo.

The same. Troisifeme Edition, augmentde de la Vie
de Tacite, de Notes, et des Supplements de Brotier.

6 vols. Paris, 1818. Svo.

The Annales of Cornelius Tacitus. The Description
ofGermanie. By Eichard Grenewey. n.p., 1604. foUo.

The end of Nero and beginning of Galba; foure
bookes of the Histories of Cornelius Tacitus. The Life
of Agricola (by Sir Henry Savile). n.p., 1604. foUo.
(Bound with the preceding.)

The Works of Tacitus, to which are prefixed, Political
Discourses upon that Author (by Thomas Gordon).
2 vols. Lund. 1728, 1731. folio.

The Works of Cornelius Tacitus, by Arthur Murphy ;
with an Essay on the Life and Genius of Tacitus, Notes,
Supplements, and Maps. 4 vols. Lond. 1793. 4to.

The same. 8 vols. Lond. 1811. Svo.

The Works of Tacitus. The Oxford Translation,
revised with Notes. 2 vols. Lond. 1854. 12mo.
(Bohn's Classical Library. )

TAGART (Edward).

A Memoir of the late Captain Peter Heywood, RN.
With Extracts from his Diaries and Correspondence.
Lond. 1832. Svo.

TAILLANDIEE (A. H.)

Edflexions sur les Lois P^nales de France et d'Angle^
terra Paris, 1824. Svo.

TAILZIES.

Proposals for amending the Law concerning Tailzies
in Scotland. Edinb. 1765. Svo.
See also. Entails.

988

TAII^E— TALLEYEAND.

TAINE (H. A.), D.C.L.

Voyage en Italia 2 vols. Paris, 1874. 12nio.

History of English Literature. Translated by H. Van
Laun, one of the Masters at the Edinburgh Academy.
2 vols. Edinb. 1871. 8vo.

Notes on England. Translated, with an Introductory
Chapter, by W. F. Eae. Lond. 1872. 8vo.

Lea Origines de la France Contemporaine: The
Ancient Regime. Translated by John Durand, New
Jersey. Lond. 1876. 8vo.

The Eevolution. Translated by John Durand.
VoL I. Lond. 1878. 8vo.

TAISAND (Pierbe).

Les Vies des plus c616bres Jurisconsultes de toutes les
Nations, tant Anciens que Modernes. Paris, 1721.
4to.

The same. Nouvelle Edition, augmentde d'un tiers
par M. [Ferrifere]. Paris, 1737. 4to.

TAIT or TAITT (Alexandbe).

An Essay upon Baron Napier's Rhabdology, being
an Expeditious Use of his Pythagorick Table in Eesolv-
ing Arithmetical Questions without his Eods. Edinb.
1746. 8vo.

Eoman Account of Britain and Ireland in answer to
Father Innes. See Scotia Eediviva.

TAIT (George).

A Summary of the Powers and Duties of a Justice
of the Peace in Scotland. Edinb. \i\5. 8vo.

The same. Fourth edition. Edinh. 1828. 8vo.

A Treatise on the Law of Evidence in Scotland.
Edinh. 1824. 8vo.

The same. Second edition. Edinh. 1827. 8vo.

The same. Third edition, edited by Adam Urquhart.
Edinh 1834. 8vo.

A Summary of the Powers and Duties of a Constable
in Scotland, in Public and in Private Cases; and of
those of a Private Person in Criminal Cases. Sixth
edition. Edinh. 1827. 8vo.

TAIT (P. G.), Professor, University of Edinburgh.

Lectures on some Recent Advances in Physical
Science. Lond. 1876. 8vo.

The Unseen Universe. See Stewart (BAiiFODR) and
Tait (P. G.)

TAIT (William).

Index to the Decisions of the Court of Session, con-
tained in all the Original Collections, and in Mr
Morison's Dictionary of Decisions. Edinh. 1823.
4to.

TALBOT (Lord Chancellor).

Cases in Equity during the time of the late Lord
Chancellor Talbot. Third edition, with references, by
John G. Williams. Dublin, 1793. 8vo.

See also. Chancery (Court of).

TALBOT (Catherine).

Letters. See Carter (Elizabeth).

TALBOT (Hon. John C.)

Report of the Case of the Forfar District of Burghs.
See Forfar.

TALES of a Voyager to the Arctic Ocean.
Lond. 1826. 8vo.

3 vols.

TALES of the Wars of our Times. By the Author
of "Recollections of the Peninsula." 2 vols. Lond.
1829. 8vo.

TALES of the WUd and Wonderful
8vo,

Lond. 1825.

TALFOURD (Sib Thomas Noon).

Vacation Rambles and Thoughts, comprising the
Recollections of Three Continental Tours in the
Vacations of 1841, 1842, and 1843. 2 vols. Lond.
1845. post 8vo.

Supplement to "Vacation Rambles," consisting of
Recollections of a Tour through France, to Italy, and
homeward by Switzerland, in the Vacation of 1846.
Lond. 1854. 12mo.

Letters of Charles Lamb, with a Sketch of his Life.
See Lamb (Charles).

Final Memorials of Charles Lamb, 'consisting chiefly
of his Letters not before published. 2 vols. Lond.
1848. post 8vo.

Ion : a Tragedy, to which are added a few Sonnets.
Lond. 1835. 8vo.

TALLEYRAND (Charles Maurice, Prince de).

Memoir concerning the commercial relations of the
United States with ^England;, to which is added an
Essay upon the advantages to be derived from New
Colonies in the existing circumstances. By Citizen
Talleyrand. Lond. 1806. 8vo.'

Monsieur de Talleyrand : Ni pamphlet, ni Pan^gy-
rique. 3 vols. Paris, 1834-1835. 8vo.

Life of Prince Talleyrand. 2 vols. Lond. 1834.
8vo.

BibHotheca Splendidissima. A Catalogue of a super-
latively splendid and extensive Library consigned from
the Continent (collected by Prince Talleyrand), which
will be sold by auction, May 8, 1816. Lond. (1816).
8vo.

TALMUD— TASSIE.

989

TALMUD.

HDID DDDO, lioc est, Talmudis Babylonici Codex
Succa, sivo de Tabernaculorum Festo, Latinitato
donavit, notisque illustravit F. B. Dachs. Trajecti ad
Mhenum, 1726. 4to.

TALVJ (A.)

Historical View of the Languages and Literature of
the Sclavic Nations, with a Sketch of their Popular
Poetry by Talvi, with a Preface by Edward Eobin-
son, D.D. New York, 1860. post 8vo.

Talvi's History of the Colonisation of America.
Edited by William Hazlitt. 2 vols. Lond. 1851.
post 8vo.

TAMAIO DE VAKGAS (Thomas).

Historia General de Espana del P. D. Juan de
Mariana, defendida, contra las Advertencies de Pedro
Mantuauo. — Ea^on de la Historia del P. D. Juan de
Mariana; de las Advertencias de Pedro Mantuano
contra ella; i de la defensa del Doctor Don Thomas
Tamaio de Vargas. — Defensa de la Descension de la
Virgen N. S. a la S. Iglesia de Toledo a dar la CasuUa
a su B. CapeUan S. Ildephonso. Toledo, 1616. 4to.

TAMEELANE.

History of Timur-Bec, known by the name of Tamer-
lain the Great. See Croix (Petis de la).

Histoire du Grand Tamerlan. See Vattier (Pierre).

TAMLYN (John), Barrister.

A Digest of the Laws of Friendly Societies and
Savings Banks. Lond. 1827. 12mo.

Eeports of Cases decided in the High Court of
Chancery, by Sir John Leach, Master of the EoUs
(1829-1830). VoL L Lond. 1831. 8vo.

TAMS (G.), M.D.

Visit to the Portuguese possessions in South-Western
Africa, translated from the German, by H. Evans Lloyd.
2 vols. Lond. 1845. post 8vo.

TANCOIGNE (M.)

A Narrative of a Journey into Persia, and Eesidence
at Teheran; containing a descriptive Itinerary from
Constantinople to the Persian capital. Translated from
the French. Lond. 1820. 8vo.

TANJOEE.

Appendix. A Collection of Papers and Corre-
spondence from the Eecords of the Company, relating
to Tanjore. Published by the Directors of the East
India Company. 3 vols. Lond. 1778. 4to.

TANNAHILL (Robert).

Poems and Songs, a revised and enlarged edition,
with Memoirs of the Author, and of his friend Robert
A. Smith, by Philip A. Ramsay. Glasgow, 1838.
12mo.

TANNEE (Bernhardus Leopoldus Franciscus).
Legatio Polono-Lithuanica in Moscoviam, anno 1678.
See Poland: Bibliotheoa Polonica.

TANNEE (Thomas), Bishop of St. Asapks.

BibHotheca Britannico-Hibemica; sive de Scrip-
toribus, qui in Anglia, Scotia, et Hibernia, ad sseculi
XVII. initium floruerunt Commentarius, cui praefixa est
Davidis Wilkensii Prsefatio, etc Lond. 1748. folio.

Notitia Monastica; or, an Account of all the Abbeys,
Priories, and Hoxises of Friars, formerly in England
and Wales. And also of all the Colleges and Hospitals
founded before 1540, with many additions, by James
Nasmith. Cambridge, 1787. folio.

TAEBAT (Viscount). See Mackenzie (Sib
George).

TAEGINI (Francisco B. M.)
Ensaio sobre o Homem, traduzido, etc. See Pope
(Alexander).

TAEIN (M.)

Osttographie, ou Description des Os de I'Adulte, du
Foetus, etc., precedde d'une jintroduction k I'Etude
des Parties SoUdes du Corps Humain. Paris, 1753.
4to.

TAREUGO Unmasked; or, an Answer to a late
Pamphlet intituled, " Apollo Mathematicus," by George
Hepburn, M.D. To which is added by Dr Pitcairne,
the Theory of the Internal Diseases of the Eye, demon-
strated Mathematically. Edinh. 1695. 4to.

See also, Pitcairne (Archibald), M.D.

TAETINIUS (Jos. Mar.)

Rerum ItaHcarum Scriptores ab anno 1000 ad 1600,
quorum potissima pars nunc primum in lucem prodit.
2 vols. Florentioi, 1748, 1770. folio.

TASCHEREAU (Jules Antoine).

Histoire de la Vie et des Ouvrages de Molifere.
Paris, 1825. 8vo.

TASSIE (James).

A Descriptive Catalogue of a General Collection of
Ancient and Modern Engraved Gems, Cameos, etc.
See Raspe (Rudolph Erich).

990

TASSm— TATTAM.

TASSIN (EBNi Prosper), and TOTJSTAESr (Ch. F.)
Nouvoau TraiW de Diplomatique. See Diplo-
matique.

TASSO (TOEQUATO).

Opero, colle Contraversie sopra la Gerusalemme
Liberata. 6 vols. Firenze, 1724. folio.

Le Opere di Torquato Tasso, raccolte per Giuseppe
Mauro. 12 vols. Venezia, 1722-1742. 4to.

Discorsi del Signor Torquato Tasso, dell' Arte Poetica;
et in particolare del PoemaHeroico. Venetia, 1587 . 4to.
{Bound with Beni's I'Anticrusca.)

La Gerusalemme Liberata, di Torquato Tasso, con
la Vita del medesimo, aUegoria del Poema, 'argomenti
incisi ne' rami del Tempesta, etc., e con le Annotazioni
di Scipione Gentili e di Giulio Gaustavini Urbino,
1735. folio.

La Gerusalemme Liberata. See Parnaso Italiano
(Vols. XXVIIL, XXIX.)

Lettere del Signor Torquato Tasso non piu stampate.
Bologna, 1616. 4to.

Tasso's Jerusalem Delivered; or, Godfrey of Bulloign :
an Heroic Poem. Done into English by Edward
Fairfax. Fourtli edition, with a Glossary and Index.
Lond. 1749. 8vo.

The same. 2 vols. Lond. 1817. 12mo.

The same. Translated from the Italian by John
Hoolo. Eighth edition. 2 vols. Lond. 1802. 8vo.

The same. Translated into English Spenserian
Verse from the Italian of Tasso; together with a Life
of the Author, interspersed with Translations of his
verses to the Princess Leonora of Este ; and a List of
English Crusaders. By J. H. Wiffen. 2 vols. Lond.
1824, 1825. royal 8vo.

The same. Lond. 185 i. 12mo. (Bohn's Illustrated
Library.)

Vita di Tasso. See Serassi (Abate Pierantonio).

Life of Tasso. See Black (Eev. John).

Love and Madness of Tasso. See "Wilde (Eichakd
Henry).

TASSONI (Alessandeo).

Pensieri DiversL Venetia, 1646. 4to.

La Secchia Eapita, poema eroicomicoj con la Vita
e con le Note compUate da Rabustiano Gironi. Milano,
1806. 8vo.

Le Seau Enlev^, poeme heroisatiro-comique,
traduit de I'ltalien du Tassoni, 3 vols. Paris, 1758-
1759. 12mo.

See also, Parnaso Italiano (VoL XXXIV. )

TASWELL-LANGMEAD (Thomas P.)
English Constitutional History; a Text-Book for
Students and Others. Lond, 1875. 8vo.

TATE (George).

The History of the Borough, Castle, and Barony of
Alnwick. 2 vols. Alnwick, 1866. 8vo.

TATE (James).
Horatiua restitutus.

See HoEATiua

TATE (William).

Tate's Modem Cambist. A Manual of Foreign Ex-
change and Bullion, with the Moneys and other
Mediums of Exchange of all Trading Nations ; also
Tables of Foreign Weights and Measures. Seventeenth
edition, by Hermann Schmidt. Lond. 1880. 8vo.

TATHAM (Edward), D.D.

Letter to the Eight Hon. William Pitt, on the
National Debt. Oxford, 1795. 8vo.

The Chart and Scale of Truth, by which to find the
cause of Error. Being the Bampton Lecture for 1789.
New edition vrith Memoir. 2 vols. Lond. 1840.
8vo.

TATIAN.

The Writings of Tatian and TheophUus, and the
Clementine Eecognitions. See Clark's Anti-Nicene
Library.

TATISCHEFF (Michael).

The Grand Instructions to the Commissioners
appointed to frame a new Code of Laws for the Eussian
Empire, composed by Her Majesty Catherine II.
To which is prefixed a Description of the Manner of
opening the Commission, with the Order and Eules for
electing the Commissioners. Translated from the
Original, by Michael Tatischeff. Lond. 1768. 4to.

TATLER (The).

The Lucubrations of Isaac Bickerstaff, Esq. (Sir
Eichard Steele), from April 12, 1709, to January 2,
1710. 2 vols, in 1. Lond. 1710. foHo.

The same. New edition, with Illustrations and Notes,
historical, biographical, and critical. (By John Nichols
and others.) 6 vols. Lond. 1786. post 8vo.

See also, British Essayists.

TATTAM (Eev. Henry).

A compendious Grammar of the Egyptian Language,
as contained in the Coptic and Sahidic Dialects; with
an Appendix consisting of the Eudiments of a Dic-
tionary of the Ancient Egyptian Language in the
Enchorial character, by Thomas Young, M.D. Lond.
1830, 1831. 8vo.

Lexicon .^Igyptiaco-Latinum ex veteribus Lingute
.iEgyptiacaj Monumentis, et ex operibus La Crozii,
Woidii, et aliorum congestum. Oxonii, 1835. Bvo.

TAUNTON— TAYLOE.

991

TAUNTON (WnxiAM Ptle).

Eeports of Cases argued and determined in the Court
of Common Pleas, and other Courts from 1807.
7 vols. Lond. 1814-1819. 8vo.

TAVERNIEE (Jean Baptiste).

Les Six Voyages de Jean Baptiste Tavemier en
Turquie, en Perse, et aux Indes, pendant I'espace de
quarante ans. 2 vols. Paris, 1676. 4to.

RecueU de plusieurs Relations et Traitez, qui n'ont
point est6 mis dans ses six premiers Voyages. Paris,
1679. 4to.

The Six Voyages of John Baptista Tavernier through
Turkey into Persia and the East Indies, finished in the
year 1670; giving an Account of the state of those
countries ; together with a new Eelation of the present
Grand Seignor's Seraglio. Made English by J. P. To
which is added a Description of all the Kingdoms
which encompass the Euxine and Caspian Seas, by
an English Traveller, never before printed. Lcmd.
1678. folio.

Collection of Relations and Treatises of J. B. Taver-
nier not printed among his first Six Voyages. See
EvEBAED (Edmund).

TAXATIO ECCLESIASTICA Anglic et Walliaj,
auctoritate Papse Nicholai IV. See Records (Pdblio).

TAYLER (Thomas).

Law Glossary of the Latin, Greek, Norman, French,
and other Languages, interspersed in the Commentaries
of Sir W. Blackstone, and various Law Treatises,
translated into English, and alphabetically arranged.
Lmd. 1819. 8vo.

TAYLER ("William Elfe).

Popery : its Character and its Crimes.
8vo.

Lond. 1847.

TAYLER (William James).

Treatise on the Differences between the Laws of
England and Scotland relating to Contracts; including
Marriage considered as a Contract affecting Property,
and Marriage Settlements. Edinh. 1849. 8vo.

TAYLOR (Alexander).

The Farmer's Guide, and Agriculturalist's Companion.
Edinb. 1827. 8vo.

TAYLOR (Alfred Swainb), M.D.

On Poisons, in relation to Medical Jurisprudence
and Medicine. Lond. 1848. 12mo.

Medical Jurisprudence. Fifth edition. Zojjd 1854.
12mo.

TAYLOR (Bayard).

Views a-Foot; or, Europe seen with Knapsack and

Staff. Lond. 1847. post 8vo.

TAYLOR (Brook), LLD.

Contemplatio PhUosophica ; a Posthumous Work.
To which is prefixed a Life of the Author by his grand-
son Sir William Young. Lond. 1793. 8vo.

New Principles of Linear Perspective. Lond. 1749.
8vo.

The Practice of Perspective on the Principles of
Dr Brook Taylor. See Highmobe (Joseph).

TAYLOR (Catharine).

Letters from Italy to a younger Sister. 2 vols.
Lond. 1842. post 8vo.

TAYLOR (Edgar).

The Book of Rights; or. Constitutional Acts and
Parliamentary Proceedings affecting Civil and Religious
Liberty in England, from Magna Charta to the present
time, historically arranged, with notes and observa-
tions. Lond. 1833. 12mo.

TAYLOR (Edward).

Memoirs of Guy Joli. See Joli (Gut).

TAYLOR (G. L.), and CRESY (Edward).

The Architectural Antiquities of Rome, measured
and delineated. 2 vols. Zwjd. 1821, 1822. imperial
folio.

TAYLOR (George), and SKINNER (Andrew).

Taylor and Skinner's Maps of the Roads of Ireland,
surveyed 1777. Lond. 1778. royal 8vo.

TAYLOR (George).

Practical Treatise on the Act for the Registration,
Regulation, and Incorporation of Joint Stock Com-
panies, 7 and 8 Vict. cap. 110 (as amended by 10 and
11 Vict cap. 78). Lond. 1847. 8vo.

TAYLOR (Henet).

Philip van Artevelde; a Dramatic Romance, in two
parts. 2 vols. Land. 1834. 12mo.
The Statesman. Lond. 1836. 12mo.

TAYLOR (Lieut. -Gen. Sir Herbert).
The Last Illness and Decease of the Duke of York.
Lond. 1827. post 8vo.

TAYLOR (Isaac).

History of the Transmission of Ancient Books to
Modem Times. Lond. 1827. 8vo.

992

TAYLOR

TAYLOE (Isaac)— Continued.

The Natural History of Enthusiasm. (Anon.) Lond.
1829. 8vo.

A New Model of Christian Missions. Explained in
Four Letters to a Friend. (Anon.) Lond. 1829.
8vo.

Saturday Evening. (Anon.) Lond. 1832, 8vo.

Fanaticism. (Anon.) Lond. 1833. 8vo.

Spiritual Despotism. (Anon.) Lond. 1835. 8vo.

Physical Theory of another Life. (Anon.) Lond.
1836. 8vo.

Home Education. Lond. 1838. 8vo.

Ancient Christianity, and the Doctrines of the Ox-
ford Tracts for the Times. (Anon.) 2 vols. Lond.
1839, 1842. 8vo.

Elements of Thought; or, Concise Explanations
(alphahetically arranged) of the principal Terms em-
ployed in the several Branches of Intellectual Philoso-
phy. Lond. 1842. 12mo.

Ultimate Civilization, and other Essays. Lond.
1860. 12mo.

TAYLOE (J. G.) Ph.D.

Flowers : their Origin, Shapes, Perfumes, and
Colours. Lond. 1878. post 8vo.

TAYLOR (Eev. James W.)

Memoir of David Maitland Makgill Crichton of
Nether Eankeilour. Edinh. 1853. 8vo.

Some Historical Antiquities, chiefly Ecclesiastical,
connected with the North, the East, and the Centre of
Fife. Cupar-Fife, 1868. 12mo.

TAYLOE (Jane).

The Contributions of Q. Q. Land. \9,i%. 12mo.

TAYLOE (Jeremt), D.D., Bishop of Down and
Connor.

Whole Works, with a Life of the Author, and a
critical examination of his Writings, by Eeginald Heber.
15 vols. Lond. 1822. 8vo.

The Great Exemplar of Sanctity and Holy Life
according to the Christian Institution : described in the
History of the Life and Death of Jesus Christ. With
Considerations and Discourses upon severall parts of
the Story, and Prayers fitted to the several Mysteries.
Lond. 1653. folio.

A Course of Sermons for all the Sundays of the Year.
Together with a Discourse of the Divine Institution,
Necessity, Sacredness, and Separation of the Office
Ministerial. Second edition. Lond. 1655. folio.

TAYLOE (Jeeemy), J).!).— Continued.

A Collection of Polemicall Discourses, wherein the
Church of England in its worst as well as more
flourishing Condition is defended in many material
points, against the attempts of the Papists on one hand,
and the Fanaticks on the other. ZoretZ. 1674. folio.

Ductor Dubitantium ; or, the Eule of Conscience in
all her general measures. Lond. 1676. foUo.

Holy Living and Dying. Together with Prayers
containing the whole Duty of a Christian. Loml. 1837.
12mo.

The same. ZowrZ. 1851. 12mo. (Bohn's Standard
Library. )

TAYLOE (John), the Water Poet.

All the Workes of John Taylor, the Water Poet ;
being Sixty-and-Three in Number. Collected into one
volume by the Author. With sundry new Additions,
corrected, revised, and newly imprinted. Lond. 1630.
folio.

TAYLOE (Eev. John), D.D.

Paraphrase with Notes on the Epistle to the Eomans.
Lond. 1754. 4to.

The Hebrew Concordance adapted to the English
Bible ; disposed after the manner of Buxtorf. 2 vols.
Lond. 1754, 1757. foHo.

An Examiuation of the Scheme of Morality advanced
by Dr Hutcheson, late Professor in the University of
Glasgow. Lond. 1759. 8vo.

A Sketch of Moral Philosophy; or, an Essay to
demonstrate the principles of "Virtue and Eeligion upon
a new, natural, and easy plan. Lond. 1760. 8vo.

TAYLOE (John) LL.D.
Elements of the Civil Law.

Lond. 1786. 4to.

TAYLOR (Majob John).

Travels from England to India, in the year 1789, by
the way of the Tyrol, Venice, Scandaroon, Aleppo, and
over the Great Desert to Bussora ; with Instructions
for Travellers, and an Account of the expense of
Travelling. 2 vols. Lond. 1799. royal 8vo.

TAYLOE (John), M.D., of Bombay.

The Moon of Intellect: an Allegorical Drama ; and
Atma Bod'h ; or, the Knowledge of Spirit. Translated
from the Sanscrit and Pracrit by J. Taylor. Lond.
1812. 8vo.

TAYLOR (John).

Records of My Life. 2 vols. Lond. 1832. ?>vo.

TAYLOR- TAYMOUTH.

998

TAYLOR (John) F.RS.

Records of Mining. Edited by John Taylor. Lond.
1829. 4to.

TAYLOR (John).

Selections from the Works of the Baron de Hum-
boldt, relating to the climate, inhabitants, productions,
and mines of Mexico. With Notes by John Taylor.
Lond. 1824. Svo.

TAYLOR (John Glanville).

The United States and Cuba : eight years of Change
and TraveL Lmtd. 1851. post Svo.

TAYLOR (John Pitt).

Treatise on the Law of Evidence, as administered
in England and Ireland ; with Illustrations from the
American and other Foreign Laws. 2 vols. Lond.
1848. royal Svo.

The same. Second edition. 2 vols. Lond. 1855.
royal Svo,

The same. Sixth edition. 2 vols. Lond. 1872.
royal' Svo.

The same. Seventh edition. 2 vols. Lond. 1878.
royal Svo.

TAYLOR (Colonel Meadows).
The Story of my Life ; by Colonel Meadows Taylor.
Edited by his Daughter. Edinh. 1878. post Svo.

TAYLOR (Richard).
TooKE (J. Hobnb).

See Scientific Memoirs.

TAYLOR (Richard).

Eldorado, or Adventures in the Path of Empire ;
comprising a Voyage to California, Life in San Fran-
cisco, and Experiences of Mexican Travel. 2 vols.
Lond. 1850. 12mo.

TAYLOR (Richard Cowling).

Statistics of Coal : The Geographical and Geological
distribution of Mineral Combustibles or Fossil Fuel
Philadelphia, 1848. Svo.

TAYLOR (Thomas), D.D.

The Theatre of God's Judgments. See Beaed
{Thomas).

TAYLOR (Thomas).

Malebranche's Search after Truth, translated. See
Malbbranche (Nicolas).

TAYLOR (Thomas).

A Dissertation on the Eleusinian and Bacchic Mys-
teries. Amsterdam, (Lond. 1791.) Svo.

TAYLOR {Tmyihs)— Continued.

Translations of Greek and Latin Writers. See
Apuleius. Aristotle. Iambuchus. Julian. Pau-
SANica Plato. Porphyry. Plotinus. I'boclus.
Sallustius, Stob^hs.

TAYLOR (William), o/iVorw/cA,
Historic Survey of German Poetry, interspersed with
various Translations. 3 vols. Lond. 1828-1830. Svo,
Memoirs, See Robberds (J. W,)

TAYLOR (WiLLLiM).

Annals of St. Mary Overy : an Historical and De-
scriptive Account of St. Saviour's Church and Parish,
Lond. 1833. 4to,

TAYLOR (William), Sergeant-Major.

Scenes and Adventures in Affghanistan. Lond. 1842.
Svo.

TAYLOR (Rev. William).

Fragments of the Early History of Tain, from its
origin to the middle of the Sixteenth Century. Edinb.
1865. 12mo.

TAYLOR (William B. Sabspield).

The Origin, Progress, and Present Condition of the
Fine Arts in Great Britain and Ireland. 2 vols. Lond.
1841. post Svo.

TAYLOR (William Cooke), LL.D.

niustrations of the Bible from the Monuments of
Egypt. Lond. 1838. 12mo.

The Natural History of Society in, the Barbarous
and Civilised State : an Essay towards discovering the
origin and course of Hiunan Improvement. 2 vols.
Lond. 1840. post 8vo.

Romantic Biography of the Age of Elizabeth.
2 vols. Lond. 1842. Svo,

The Revolutions, Insurrections, and Conspiracies of
Europe. 2 vols. Lond. 1843. Svo.

Notes of a Tour in the Manufacturing Districts of
Lancashire ; in a Series of Letters to the Archbishop
of Dublin. Lond. 1846. 12mo.

Memoirs of the House of Orleans, including Sketches
of distinguished Characters in France during the 17th
and 18th Centuries. 3 vols. Lond. 1849. Svo,

History of the Civil Wars of Ireland. See Con-
stable's Miscellany.

TAYMOUTtt

The Black Book of Taymouth, with other Papers
from the Breadalbane Charter-Room. (Edited by
Cosmo Innes.) Edinb. \%5b. 4to. (Bannatyne Club.)

6k

994

TEATEO ESPANOL— TEMPLE.

TEATEO ESPASfOL.

Theatro Hespanol, por Don Vincente Garcia de la
Huerte. 16 vols. Madrid, 1785-1786. 12mo.

El Teatro Espanol ; 6 Coleccion de Dramas Escogidos
de Lope de Vega, Calderon de la Barca, Moreto, Roxas,
Soils, Moratin, y otros celebres Escritores. 4 vols.
Londres, 1817-1821. 8vo.

TEATRO ITALIANO.

Teatro Italiano : o sia Scelta di Tragedie per uso
deUa Scena ; premessa un 'Istoria del Teatro, e difeso
di esso. 3 vok. Verona, 1723-1725. 12mo.

TEELING (Chaeles Hamilton).
Personal Narrative of the L-isli Rebellion of 1798.
Zond. 1828. 8vo.

TEESDALE'S BRITISH ATLAS,
folio.

Lond. 1833.

TEGNER (EsAiAs), Bishop of Wexio in Sweden.

Frithiof s Saga : a Legend of the North. Translated
from the original Swedish by G. S[tephens]. Revised
and illustrated, with an introductory Letter by the
Author. Stockholm, 1839. 8vo.

The same. By Oscar Baker. Lond. 1841. - 8vo.

The same. Translated from the Swedish by Captain
H. Spalding. Lond. 1872. 8vo.

TEIGNMOUTH (Chables John, Second Lord).

Sketches of the Coasts and Islands of Scotland, and
of the Isle of Man. 2 vols. Lond. 1836. post 8vo.

Reminiscences of Many Years. 2 vols. Edinh.
1878. 8vo.

TEIGNMOUTH (John Shore, Lord).
Memoirs of the Life, Writings, and Correspondence
of Sir William Jones. Lond. 1806. 4to.

TEIND COURT.

A Collection of Papers in the Teind Court. 3 vols.
Edinb. 1797-1818. 4to.

TEISSIER (Antoine).

Catalogus Auctorum qui Librorum Catalogos,
indices, bibliothecas, virorum litteratorum elogia, vitas,
aut orationes funebres scriptis consignarunt. 2 vols.
Genevoe, 1686, 1705. 4to.

TELEGRAPH (The): a consolatory Epistle from
Thomas Muir of Botany Bay, to .the Hon. Henry
Erskine. — The Telegraph inverted, or Lauderdale's
Peep at the Author and Adherents of the Telegraph.
Reprinted Edinh. 1825. 8vo.

TELFORD (Thomas). See Provis (William
Alexander).

TEMPESTA (Antonio), Fiorentino.

A Collection of Engravings etched by Tempesta or
after his designs, containing illustrations of the Bible,
Ovid's Metamorphoses, Tasso's Jerusalem, and the
History of the Seven Twin Brothers ; also, a Series of
Battle and Hunting Pieces, Cavalcades, Animals, etc.
Published at Rome, Antwerp, and Paris, 1590-1659.
Mounted in 2 vols, folio.

TEMPLARIA. Papers relative to the History,.
Privileges, and Possessions of the Scotish Knights
Templar, and their Successors, the Knights of Saint
John of Jerusalem. Parts I. and II. Edinb. 1828.
— Notes of Charters, etc., by Thomas, Earl of Melrose,
to the Vassals of the Barony of Drem, from 1615-
1627. Edinb. 1830.— Abstract of the Charters and
other papers recorded in the Chartulary of Torphichenj
from 1581-1596. In 1 vol. Edinb. 1830. 4to.

TEMPLARS.

Procfes des Templiers, pubUfe par M. Michelet. See
France : Documents In^idits.

TEMPLE (Edmond).

Travels in various parts of Peru, including a Year's
Residence in Potosi. 2 vols. Lond. 1830. 8vo.

TEMPLE (Major Sir Grenville T.)

Excursions in the Mediterranean, Algiers and Tunis.
2 vols. Lond. 1835. 8vo.

Travels in Greece and Turkey. Being the Second
Part of Excursions in the Mediterranean. 2 vols.
Lond. 1843. post 8vo.

TEMPLE (Sir John).

History of the Irish Rebellion, 1641 ; to which is
addded. Sir Henry Tichbume's History of the Siege of
Drogheda in 1641. Dublin, 1716. 4to.

The Irish Rebellion ; or, an History of the begin-
nings and first progress of the general Rebellion raised
in the Kingdom of Ireland in October 1641 ; together
with the Barbarous Cruelties and Bloody Massacres
which ensued thereupon. Sixth edition. To which is
added. Sir Henry Tichbome's History of the Siege of
Drogheda. Dublin, 1724. 4to.

TEMPLE (Sib Richard), Bart
India in 1880. Lond. 1881. 8vo.

TEMPLE (Sir William), Bart.

Works, with a Life of the Author. 4 vols. Edinh..
1754. 8vo.

Memoirs of the Life, Works, and Correspondence
of Sir William Temple. See Courtenay (Thomas
Peregrine).

TEMPLE— TEONGE.

995

TEMPLE (Inner).

Students Admitted to the Liner Temple, 1547-1660.
Lond. 1877. 8vo.

TEMPLE (Middle).

Catalogue of the Library of the Middle Temple.
See Catalogues.

TEMPLEMAN (Petee), M.D.

Norden's Travels in Egypt See Nobden (Fred.
Lewis).

TENCE (Ulyssb). See Annuaibb Historiqub
Univeesel.

TENHOVE (Nicolas).

M6moires G^n^alogiques de la Maison de Medicis.
3 vols. La Haye, 1782. 8vo.

Memoirs of the House of Medici, from its Origin to
the Death of Francesco, the second Grand Duke of
Tuscany ; and of the great men who flourished in Tus-
cany within that period. From the French of Mr
Tenhove; with Notes and Observations by Sir Eichard
Clayton, Bart. 2 vols. Bath, 1797. 4to.

TENISON (Thomas), Archbishop of Ganterhury.
Baconiana. See Bacon (Francis).

TENNANT (Charles).

A Tour through parts of the Netherlands, Holland,
Germany, Switzerland, Savoy, and France, in 1821-
1822, with an Appendix containing facsimile Copies
of Letters in the handwriting of Napoleon Bonaparte.
2 vols. Lond. 1824. 8vo.

TENNANT (Rev. William), LL.D.

Ladian Recreations; consisting chiefly of Strictures
on the Domestic and Rural Economy of the Mahomed-
ans and Hindoos. Second edition, enlarged. 2 vols.
Lond. 1804. 8vo.

Thoughts on the effects of the British Government
on the State of India. (Being Vol III. of Indian
Recreations.) Edinb. 1808. 8vo.

TENNANT (Willloi), LL.D.
Anster Fair : a Poem, in Six Cantos. Edinh, 1812.
post 8vo.

The Thane of Fife : a Poem, in Six Cantos. Edinh.

1822. 8vo.

Cardinal Beaton : a Drama, in Five Acts. Edinh.

1823. 8vo.

John Baliol: an Historical Drama. Edinh. 1825.
«vo.

Papistry Storm'dj or, the Dingin' down o' the
Cathedral. Ane Poem, in Sax Sangs. Edinh. 1827.
12mo.

TENNEMANN (W. G.)

Manuel de I'Histoire de la Philosophie. Traduit de
I'Allemand de Tennemann, par V. Cousin. 2 vols.
Paris, 1829. 8vo.

A Manual of the History of Philosophy. Trans-
lated from the German by the Rev. Arthur Johnson.
Oxford, 1832. 8vo.

The same; revised, enlarged, and continued by J.
R. MorrelL Lmd. 1852. (Bohn's PhUological
Library.)

TENNENT (Sir James Emerson), LL.D.

Christianity in Ceylon ; its Introduction and Pro-
gress, with an Historical Sketch of the Brahmanical
and Buddhist Superstitions. Lond. 1850. 8vo.

Ceylon : an Account of the Island, Physical, His-
torical, and Topographical, with Notices of its Natural
History, Antiquities, and Productions. Second edition.
2 vols. Lond. 1859. 8vo.

Sketches of the Natural History of Ceylon, with
Narratives and Anecdotes illustrative of the Habits and
Instincts of Mammalia, Birds, Reptiles, Fishes, Insects,
etc., including a Monograph of the Elephant. Lond.
1868. post 8vo.

TENNYSON (Altebd), D.C.L., Poet-Laureate.

Poems. Sixth edition. Lond. 1850. 12mo.

Poems. Lond. 1869. 12mo.

Enoch Arden, etc. Lond. 1869. 12mo.

Idylls of the King. Xowrf. 1869. 12mo.

In Memoriam. Lond. 1869. 12mo.

Maud, and other Poems. Lond. 1869. 12mo.

The Princess : a Medley. Lond. 1869. 12mo.

The Holy Grail, and other Poems. Lond. 1870.
12mo.

Gareth and Lynette, etc. Lond. 1872. 12mo.

Queen Mary (of England) : a Drama. Lond. 1875.
12mo.

Harold : a Drama. Lond. 1877. 12mo.

The Works of Alfred Tennysoa Lmd. 1878. post
8vo.

The Lover's Tale. Lond. 1879. 12mo.

Ballads, and other Poems. Lond. 1880. 12mo.

TENTAMINA METRICA. See Pillans (James).

TENTERDEN (Charles, Lord). See Abbot
(Chaeles).

TEONGE (Henby).

The Diary of Henry Teonge, Chaplain on board his
Majesty's ships "Assistance," "Bristol," and "Royal
Oak," 1675-1679, now first published. Lond. 1825.
Svo.

996

TEKENTIUS AFEE— TESS£.

TEEENTIUS AFER (Publius).

Comoudiffi Sex, ciun interpretatione et notis Nicolai
Cami, in usum Seren. Delphini. Adjecfae sunt notse
Aelii Donati. Paris, 1675. 4to.

Comoedias VI. His accedunt integraa notse Donati,
Eugraphii, Foerni, Boecleri, Farnabii, Mer. Casauboni,
Tan. Fabri. Amstelodami, 1686. 8vo.

Comojdiae. Birminghamim {typis BasJeerrille,) 1772.
4to,

Comoediie Sex. Annotationem perpetuam adjecerunt
M. Ben. Frid. Scbmieder et Fridericus Schmieder.
Halis Saxonum, 1819. Svo.

Comwdiae Sex, ex editione Westerhoviana, cum
notis et interpretatione. 4 vols. Zond. 1824. Svo.
(Valpy's Delphin Classics.)

Comoedia3 Sex, ex recensions Frid. Lindenbrogii, et
cum notis selectis, variorum, quibus nunc primum
Scholia Anonymi et Picturas veteres ab Ang. Maio
nuper edita, adjunxit J. A. Giles. Londini, 1837.
Svo.

Terence's Comedies translated into English Prose,
together with the Original Latin from the best editions,
with Notes. By S. Patrick, LL.D. 2 vols. Lond.
1750. 8vo.

The Comedies of Terence, translated into familiar
Blank Vorse, by Gcorgo Colman. Lond. 1765. 4to.

The Same. Second edition. 2 vols. Lond. 1768.
Svo.

The Andria and Eunuchus of Terence, translated in
English, \vitb Notes critical and explanatory, by the
Eev. "William Gardiner, LL.D. Edinb. 1821. 12mo.

Les Comedies de Terence, avec la traduction et les
remarques de Madame Dacier. 3 vols. Armterdam,
1767. 12mo.

Les Comedies de Terence. Traduction nouvelle,
avec le Texte Latin h. cot^, et des Notes par M. I'Abb^
Le Monnier. 3 vols. Paris, 1771. Svo.

The Comedies of Terence, and the Fables of Phsedrus,
literally translated into English prose, with Notes, by
Henry Thomas Kiley. To which is added a Metrical
Translation of Phiedrus, by Christopher Smart. Lond.
1853. 12 mo. (Bohn's Classical Library.)

TERMES DE LA LEY. See Eastbll (William).

TEENAUX-COMPANS (H.)

Bibliothfeque Asiatique et Africaine, ou Catalogue des
Ouvrages relatifs k I'Asie et k I'Afrique, qui ont paru
depuis la ddcouverte de I'lmprimerie jusqu' h, I'an 1700.
2 parts. Paris, 1S41. Svo.

TEEEASSON (Antoine).

HiBtoire de la Jurisprudence Eomaine. Paris, 1750.
foUo.

TEEEASSON (L'Abb6 Jean).

The Life of Sethos; taken from private Memoirs of
the ancient Egyptians. Translated from a Greek MS.
into French, and now faithfully done into English from
the Paris edition, by Mr Lediard. 2 vols. Lond.
1732. Svo.

TEEEOT (C. H.), D.D., Bishop of Edinburgh.

The Epistle of the Apostle Paul to the Eomans, with
an Introduction, Paraphrase, and Notes. Lond. 1828.
Svo.

Sermons preached at St. Paul's Episcopal Churchy
Edinburgh. Edinb. 1865. 12mo.

TEEEY (Charles).

New Zealand; its Advantages and Prospects as a
British Colony. Lond. 1842. Svo.

Scenes and Thoughts in Foreign Lands. Lond.
1848. 12mo.

TEEEY (Daniel).

British Theatrical Gallery ; a Collection of whole-
length Portraits, with Biographical Notices. Lond.
1S25. folio.

TERSTEEGEN (Geehakd).

Life and Character of Gerhard Tersteegen, with
Selections from his Letters and "Writings, translated
from the German by Samuel Jackson. Lond. 1846.
12mo.

TEETULLIANUS (Qv. Sept. Florentius), Cartha-
giniensis Presbyter.

Opera Omnia, par Jac. Pamelium iUustrata. 5 vols,
in 1. Rothomagi, 1662. folio.

The Address of Qu. Sept. TertuUian to Scapula
TertuUus, Proconsul of Africa. Translated by Sir
David Dalrymple, Lord Hailes. Edinb. 1720. 12mo.

Apologetic and Practical Treatises. See Fathers
(Apostolic).

Apologies in Defence of the Christian Eeligion.
See Eeeves (Eev. "William).

The "Writings of TertuUian. See Clark's Anti-
NiCENB Christian Library.

TESAURO (Emanuel).

Del Eegno d'ltalia sotto i Barbari Epitome con le
Annotationi dell' Abbate Valer. Castiglione. Torino,
1664. foUo.

TESS;^ (EENii Feoullay, Mar^ohal de).

Memoires et Lettres du Mar6chal de Tess^ contenant
des anecdotes et des faits historiques, inconnus sur partie
des rfegnes de Louis XIV et Louis XV. (Publics par
le Gen. Grimoard.) 2 vols. Paris, 1806. Svo.

TESTAMENT— THACKEEAT.

997

TESTAMENT (New).

Novum Testamontum Greece : Textum ad fidem
C!odicum, Versioniun et Patrum recensuit, ot Lectionia
varietatem adjecit D. Jo. Jac. Griesbach. 2 vols.
Lond. 1809, 1810. 8vo.

Novi Testamenti Libri Historici GrsBce. Textui
Eecepto appositas sunt Lectiones Griosbachianae, cum
commeiitariis D. Cbristiani Theophili KuinoeL 3 vols.
Land. 1835. 8vo.

Novum Testamentum Greecum, edidit Alb. BongeL
See BiBLK.

Novum Testamentam e Qrseca in Persicam linguam
translata. See Bible.

Tiomnadh Nuadh; ar Tigheam agus ar slanuighir
losa Croisd, air a thamiing o'n gbreugais chum Gaelic
Albannaicb; agus air a chvir a mach le H-ughdarras
Ardsheanaidh Eaglais na H-alba. Edinh. 1833. 8vo.

The New Testament. Translated from the critical
text of Von Tischendorf, with an Introduction by
Samuel Davidson, D.D. Lond. 1875. 8vo.

Tangible Literature for the Blind. See Bible.

TESTE (Alphonse), M.D.

Practical Manual of Animal Magnetism; containing
exposition of the methods employed in producing the
Magnetic Phenomena ; with its application to the treat-
ment and cures of Diseases. Translated by D.
Spillan, M.D. Lond. 1843. 12mo.

TETIUS (HiEBONYMUs), Comes Perudnm.

JEAos Barberinae ad Quirinalem Descriptae. Romce,
1642. foUo.

TETOT (M.)

E(5pertoire des Trait^s de Paix, d'Alliance, de
Commerce, etc. Conventions et autees Actes conclus
entre toutes les Puissances du Globe. Table Gdnerale
des EecueUs de Dumont, Wenck, Martens, etc. Partie
Chronologique, 1493-1866. Pai-is, 1866. 8vo.

The same. Partie Alphab(5tiquo, 1493-1866. Paris,
1873. 8vo.

TEULET (Alexandre).

Inventaire Chronologique des Documents relatifs k
I'Histoire d'ficosse, conservds aux Archives du Eoyaume
k Paris. (Par Mens. Teulet, fils.) Iklinb. 1839. 4to.
(Abbotsford Club.)

Eolations PoUtiques de la France et de I'Espagne avec
rficosse au XVP Si6cle. 5 vols. Paris, 1862. 8vo.

Correspondence Diplomatique de Fdnelon. See
Fenelon (Bebtband de Salignac.)

Lettres de Marie Stuart, publidos avec Sommaires,
Traductions, Notes et Facsimile. See Maby Stuabt.

TEULET (Alexandre) — Continued.

Papiers d'Etat de I'ficosse au XVP Sifecle.
Scotland.

See

TE WATEE (Jonas Gul.)

Narratio de Eebus Academiae Lugduno Batavae,
Seculo Octavo et Decimo, prosperis et adversis,
Lur/duni Batavorum, 1802. 4to.

TEXEDA (Fbbdinando de). See Ebfobmistas

AnTIQUOS E8PAN0LB8.

TEXIEE (M. C.)

EecueU des Pi(5ces de Thdatre, lues par M. Le Texier.
4 vols. Lmid. 1785. 8vo.

TEXIEE (Charles F. M.), and PTJLLAN (E. P.)

Byzantine Architecture, illustrated by examples of
Edifices erected in the East during the Earliest Ages
of Christianity, with Historical and Archaeological
Descriptions. Lond. 1864. folio.

TEYNHAM.

Eeport of the Proceedings on the Trial of the cause
Doe, on the demise of Lord Teynham, against Charles
Henry Tyler. See Trials.

THACHEE (James), M.D.

American Medical Biography; or. Memoirs of eminent
Physicians who have flourished in America. To which
is prefixed a succint History of Medical Science in the
United States from the first settlement of the country.
2 vols, in 1. Boston, 1828. 8vo.

THACKEEAY (Eev. Francis).

A History of the Eight Honourable William Pitt,
Earl of Chatham; containing his Speeches in Parlia-
ment; a considerable portion of his Correspondence,
with an Account of the principal Events and Persons
of his Time, connected with his Life, Sentiments, and
Administrations. 2 vols. Lond. 1827. 4to.

Eesearches into the Ecclesiastical and Political state
of Ancient Britain under the Eoman Emperors. 2 Yoia.
Lond. 1843. 8vo.

THACKEEAY (William Makepeace).

Works. 22 vols. LowtZ. 1867-1869. 8vo.
Works of WUliam Makepeace Thackeray. 24 vols.
Lond. 1878. 8vo.

Vols. 1, 2. Vanity Fair.

3, 4. History of Pen-

dennis.
5, 6. The Newcomes.

Vol. 7. The Hiatoiy of Henry
^Esmond, Esq.
8, 9. The Virginians.

998

THACKEEAY— TH^ATKE FRAN^AIS.

THACKERAY (Willum Makepeace) — Continued.

Vols. 10, 11. The Adven-
tures of Philip on his
way through the world.

12. The Great Hoggarty
Diamond. — A Little
Dinner at Timmins's.
— Notes of a Journey
from Comhill to Cairo.

13. Christmas Books of
Mr M. A. Titmarsh.

14. Book of Snobs.

15. Burlesques.

16. Paris Sketch-Book
and Little Travels and
Road-side Sketches.

17. Memoirs of Mr
Charles J, Yellow-
plush, etc.

Vol. 18. The Irish Sketch-
Book, and Critical
Reviews.

19. Memoirs of Barry
Lyndon.

20. Catherine, Men's
Wives, andTheBelford
Row Conspiracy.

21. Ballads, and The
Rose and the Ring.

22. Roundabout Papers,
and The Second Fun-
eral of Napoleon.

23. The Four Georges,
and The English Hu-
mourists.

24 Lovel the Widower,
etc.

Vanity Fair : a Novel without a Hero. 2 vols. Lond.
1848. 8vo.

The English Humourists of the Eighteenth Century :
a Series of Lectures, delivered in England, Scotland,
and the United States of America, Lond.\d>bZ. post
8vo.

The Newcomes : a History of a most respectable
Family. 2 vols. Lond. 1855. 8vo.

Esmond : a Story of Queen Anne's Eeign. Lond.
1858. 8vo.

Miscellanies; Prose and Verse. 4 vols. Lond.
1855-1857. post 8vo.

Thackerayana : Notes and Anecdotes. Illustrated by
nearly 600 Sketches by W. M. T. Lond. 1875. post
8vo.

The Orphan of PimUco, and other Sketches, Frag-
ments, and Drawings by Thackeray. With some Notes
by Anne Isabella Thackeray. Lond. 1876. imp. 4to.

The Bibliography of Thackeray. A Bibliographical
List, arranged in chronological order of the pub-
lished writings in Prose and Verse, and the Sketches,
and Drawings of William Makepeace Thackeray (1829-
1880). Lond. 1880. 8vo.

THANE (John).

British Autography. A Collection of Facsimiles of
the Handwriting of Eoyal and Illustrious personages;
\vith their authentic Portraits. 3 vols. Lond. 1788.
4to.

A Supplement to the British Autography, comprising
twenty-seven Portraits, three plates of Facsimiles, etc.,
with some Biographical Sketches. Lond. (1838). 4to.

THANET (Earl of).

The whole Proceedings against the Earl of Thanet.
See Trials.

THAUMAS DE LATHAUMASSI^EE (Gaspard).

Histoire de Berry, contenant tout ce qui regarde cette
Province, et le Diocese de Bourges; la Vie et les Eloges
des Hommes lUustres ; et les Genealogies des Maisons
Nobles. 2 vols. Paris, 1689. folio.

Coustumes de Beauvoisis, par M. Philipes de Beau-
manoir : Assises et Bons Usages du Eoyaume de
Jerusalem, par M. Jean d'lbelin, et autres anciennes
Coutumes. Avec des Notes et un Glossaire. Paris,
1690. foUo.

THfiATEE FEAN9AIS.

Theatre Frangaise au Moyen Age, public d'apres
les Manuscrits de la Bibliothfeque du Eoi, par L. J, N.
Monmerqu6 et Francisque Michel (XP-XrV° Sifecles).
Paris, 1842. royal 8vo.

A Collection of French Melodramas, Comedies, and
Vaudevilles. (1740-1837.) Bound in twelve volumes.
8vo.

Vol. L 1. Le Rival Favorable. Par M. deBoissy, 1740. —
2. Le Frangais k Londres. Par M. de Boissy
1756.— 3. Le Philosophe Marie. Par M. N
Destouches, 1761.— 4. Dupuis et des Ronais.
Par M. Colld, 1763.-5. La Partie de Chasse
de Henri IV. Par M. Colle, 1766.— 6.
L'Homme sans Fagon. Par P. P. A Leger,
1798. — 7. Monsieur de Crac dans son Petit
CasteL Par J. F. Collin- Harleville, 1796.
— 8. Alceste k la Campagne. Par C. A.
Demoustrier, 1798. — 9. L'Auteur dans son
M(5nage. Par C. Gosse, 1799.— 10. L'Abb^
PeUegrin. Par Toumay et Audras, 1801.— 11.
Le Petit Jaquot. Par Alexandre, 1801. — 12.
Le Premier Venu, ou Six Lieues de Chemin.
Par J. B. C. Vial, 1801.-13. Les Deux Mferes.
Par C. G. Etienne et Gaugiran-Nankuil,
1802. — 14. AUez voir Dominique. Par Pain,
1801. — 15. Le Proscrit et la Fiancee. Par
MM. Melesville, Boirie et Merle, 1818.— 16.
Le Peintre Frangais k Londres. Par Barr6,
Radet, etc., 1802. — 17. Le Jugement de
Salomon. Par Caigniez, 1802. — 18. Le
SMucteur Amoureux. Par Longchamps,
1803.
VoL II. 1. Les Pr^cepteurs. Par Fabre D'Eglantine,
1800. — 2. CIdmentine ; ou. La BeUe-mfere,
Par J. B. C. Vial, 1800.-3. II faut un ^tat ;
ou, Le Revue de I'An Six. Par Leger, Chaaet
et Buh., 1799.— 4. Finot. Par Chazet et
Gassicourt, 1800. — 5. Zoraime et Ztdnar. Par
Saint- Just, 1799. L'Appartement a louer.
Par J. Pain, 1799.-6. Les Visitandines. Par
L. B. Picard, 1797.-7. Les Amans Prothee.
Par J. Patrat. — 8. Mon oncle Antoine. Par
Sewrin, 1880.-9. Les Hableurs, suite de
M. de Crac. Par Degligny, 1800.— 10. Gilles

TH^TRE FRAN9AIS.

999

THEATEE TRA'NqAm— Continued.

tout Seul. Par Biz4t et Simonot, 1799.— 11.
Maison k vendre. Par Alex. Duval, 1802. —
12. Mr Guillauiue, ou le Voyageur Inconnu.
Par Barr6, Radet, etc., 1800.— 13. Eobert le
Bossu. Par Montenclos, 1799. — 14. Ophis :
Tragddie. Par Louis Lemercier, 1799. — 15.
L' Abb^ de I'^p^e. Par J. N. Bomlly, 1 800.—
16. Florestan, ou la Lcgon. Par Goulard,
1799. — 17. Les Deux Joumdes. Par Bouilly,
1800.

Vol. III. 1. Une Folie. Par J. N. Bouilly, 1802.-2. Le
Chaudronnier de St.Flour. Par Armand-Gouffd
et Henriquez, 1799. — 3. Les Deux Jocrisses.
Par Armand Gouff^, 1800.-4. Les Petits
Auvergnats. Par K. C. Guilbert-PLxerecourt,
1799. — 5. Le Mardchal de Luxembourg.
Melodrame, par MM. Fr^d^ric et Boirie,
1812. — 6. Rodolphe,ou la Tour de Falkenstein.
Par MM. Hubert et Louis, 1812.— 7. Wash-
ington, ou rOrpheline de la Pensylvanie. Par
M. D'Aubigny, 1815.— 8. Une Joumde k
Versailles. Par M. Georges Duval, 1815. —
9. Le Comte Cry. Par MM. E. Scribe et
Delestre-Poirson, 1817. — 10. Jeanne Hachette.
Par M. Duperche, 1822.— 11. Paoli, ou les
Corses et les Gdnois. Par M. FrM^ric, 1822.
— 12. Elodie, ou la Vierge du Monastfere :
Melodrame, prdcedd de La Bataille de Nancy.
Par M. Victor Ducange, 1822.-13. La Som-
nabule. Par MM. Eugfene Scribe et G.
Delavigne, 1822. — 14. La FamiUe Menzicoff.
Par M. Duperche, 1823.

Vol. IV. 1. L'Hdritifere. Par MM. Scribe et G. Delavigne,
1824. — 2. Julien, ou Vingt-cinq Ans d'Entr"
Acte. Par MM. Dartois et Xavier, 1824. — 3.
Le Landaw, ou I'Hospitalite. Par MM. Picard
et Mazferes, 1825. — 4. Les Premi&res Amours.
Par M. Scribe, 1825. — 5. Le Cocher de Fiacre.
Par MM. Benjamin et Ruben, 1825.— 6.
L'Amour et la Guerre. Par MM. Arago,
Victor et Desnoyers, 1825. — 7. Joseph II., ou
I'Inconnu au Cabaret. Par MM. Duvert, La-
fontaine et Leroy, 1826. — 8. La BeUe-mfere.
Par MM. Scribe et Bayard, 1826.— 9. Heritage
et Mariage. Par MM. Picard et Mazferes, 1826.
— 10. La Nuit des Noces. Par MM. Armand
Ovemay et Theodore N. . . , 1826.-11. La
Sonrde-muette, ou la Dame au VoUe Vert.
Par MM. Xavier et Duvert, 1826.— 12. Vingt-
cinq pour Cent. Par Emile de R . . . , 1826.
— 13. Le Capitaliste malgre lui Par MM.
Francis, D'Artois et Saintine, 1826. — 14. Les
Amans Enfoncds. Par M. Thibaun, 1826. —
15. La Brouette du Vinaigrier. Par Meroier,
1826.-16. Pauline. Par M. Dumersan, 1826.
—17. Marie. ParM. De Planard, 1826.-18.
Le Timide. Par MM. Scribe et Xavier,
1826.

TH^ATEE FRk^QAlS— Continued.

Vol. V. 1. La Vogue, 1825.— 2. Le Mortdangl'Embarras.
Par MM. Gustavo et Ldon, 1825. — 3. Le Sous
Chef. Par M. Ymbert, 1825.— 4. Alexis, ou
I'Erreur d'un Bon Pire. Par MarsoUier, 1 798.
— 5. La Fille du Musicien. Par MM. Crosnier
etde Ferriire, 1826.-6. Lord Davenant, 1825.
—7. Amdlie Mansfield. Par M. Hubert, 1825.
— 8. Sigismond de Bourgogne. Trag^die, par
J.P.G.Viennet, 1825.— 9. Le Petit Ramoneur.
Par M. T. Sauvage, 1825.— 10. Rodolphe, ou
Frfere et Soeur. Par MM. Scribe et Mclesville,
1825.-11. Fanchon la VieUeuse. Par MM.
^ Bouilly et Pain, 1803.— 12. Ma Tante Anrore.
Opdra BoufFon, 1803.-13. Les Deux Forjats,
1823. — 14. Lisbeth, ou la Fille du Laboureur.
Par M. Victor Ducange, 1823.
VoL VT. 1. Les Surfaces ou les Quatre Cousins. Par
L. B. Picard, 1826.— 2. La Demoiselle de
Compagnie. Par M. Maz&res, 1826. — 3. Les
Paysans. Par MM. Brazier Dumersan et
MdlesviUe, 1826. — 4. Le Moulin des !6tangs.
Par MM. Frederic et Laqueyrie, 1826. — 5. La
Dame Voilee, 1826.-6. Clara Wendel, ou la
Demoiselle Brigand, 1827. — 7. Le Caleb de
Walter Scott, 1828.— 8. La Bdgueule, 1826.
— 9. Les Manteaux. Par MM. Scribe, Varuer
et Dupin, 1826.— 10. La Belle-mfere et le Gen-
dre. Par M. Samson, 1826. — 11. Honneur et
Prdjug^. Par M. X. V. Drap-Amaud, 1826.—
12. LeCandidat, 1826.— 13. Or^no,ou le Bon
Nfegre. Par MM. Xavier, Duvert et Paulin,
1826.
VoL VIL 1. La Petite Maison. Par M^lesville, 1826.— 2.
La Chambre de Clairette ou les Visites par la
Fenetre, 1826.-3. La Dame Blanche. Par M.
Scribe, 1826.-4. Le Caisseur: Drame, 1826.
— 6. Le Pauvre de I'Hotel-Dieu, 1826.-6. Le
SoufBet Conjugal, de MM. Th^aulon et
Etienne, 1826. — 7. Le Roman par Lettres, ou
le Chapitre xviii., 1826. — 8. La Lune de MieL
Par MM. Scribe, M^lesvUle et Carmouche,
1826.-9. Non! Par MM. Alfred et Foumier,
1826.-10. L'Intrigue et I'Amour. Par M.
De la Ville de Mirmont, 1826.— 11. Le Cor-
r^gidor ou les Contrebandiers. Par MM.
Antony et Leopold, 1826. — 12. Le VieU Artiste,
ou la Sdduction. Par Fr<5d. Lemaitre, 1826.
—13. Le Confident. Par MM. Scribe et
Maesville, 1826.
VoL VIII. 1. LaVieille. Par MM. Scribe et Delavigne,
1826. — 2. L'Agiotage. Par MM. Picard et
Empis, 1826. — 3. Le Courrier de Naples.
Par MM. Boirie, D'Hubigny et Poujol, 1822.
— 4. Le Tailleur des Bossus. Par MM. Duval et
Eochefort, 1826.-5. La Nappe et le Torchon.
Par MM. Wanderbuch et Alboise, 1834.— 6.
Vous n'aurez pas ma Fille. Par MM. GabriM
et Masson, 1834.-7. L'AlibL Par M. Long-

1000

THEATEE FRANgAIS— THELOALL.

THJ&ATKE YRAl^QAIS— Continued.

pr6, 1834. — 8. Catherine Howard. Par Alex.
Duma.i, 1834. — 9. Trois Ana Aprfes. Par
MM. Nezel et Boule, 1834.— 10. La Passion
Secrfete. Par M. Scribe, 1834.
VoL IX. 1. Les Suites d'une Separation. Par MM. Duport
et Decomberousse, 1833.— 2. Louis XIII.
Par MM. Merville et Toumemine, 1833.-3. II
salt tout ! Par MM. Dupin et Sauvage, 1833.
— 4. Les Rouds. Par MM. Sauvage et Bayard,
1833.-5. Les Malcontents de 1879. Par
MM. D'ilpagny et Jarry, 1834. — 6. Victorine,
ou la Nuit porte Conseil. Par MM. Dumersan,
Gabriel et Dupeuty, 1831. — 7. Angfele. Par
Alex. Dumas, 1834. — 8. Une Chanson. Par
MM. Cogniard et Montigny, 1834.— 9. Une
Fille k dtablir. Par MM. Bayard et Leroux,
1834.

VoL X. 1. C'est encore du Bonheur. Par Amould et
Lockroy, 1834. — 2. Vingt Ans plus tard. Par
Bayard et Laurencin, 1834. — 3. Lestocq ou
rintrigue et 1' Amour. Par M. Scribe, 1834. —

4. Les Boutiquiers. Par M. Dumersan, 1834. —

5. La Revolte des Modistes. Par MM. Valory
et Cogniard, 1834. — 6. Un Premier Amour.
Par MM. Bayard et Vanderburch, 1834. — 7.
Un Heureux Menage, ou les Freres Picard.
Par MM. Xavier et Lauzanne, 1833. — 8. Les
Deux Roses. Par M. Mallian, 1833.-9. La
Tirelire. Par MM. Cogniard et Jaime,
1835. — 10. Les Danseuses k la Classe. Par
MM. Dumanior et Cogniard, 1835. — 11. Le
Fils de Triboulet. Par MM. Cogniard et
Burat, 1833. — 12. Pauvre Jacques. Par MM.
Cogniard frkes, 1835.— 13. Le Poltron. Par
MM. Bayard, Alphonse et Regnault, 1835.
14. Une Femme Malheureuse. Par MM.
Lemoine et D'Orive, 1837. — 15. Cesar, ou le
Chien du Chateau. Par MM. Scribe et Vamer,
1837. — 16. Les Dames Patronesses. Par
MM. Scribe et Arvers. 1837. — 17. Une
Liaison. Par MM. Mazferes et Empis, 1834.

VoL XI. 1. Un mariage k Rompre. Par MM. Foumier et
Amould, 1834. — 2. Dupont mon Ami. Par
MM. Paul de Kock et Cogniard, 1834.— 3.
Une Aventure sous Charles XI. Par MM.
Fred. Soulid et Badon, 1834. — 4. Le Capitaine
Eoland. Par MM. Varin et Desvergers, 1834.
—5. Turiaf-le-Pendu. Par MM. Dumanoir
et Mallian, 1834.— 6. L'Apprenti. Par MM.
Cogniard et Adolphe, 1834. — 7. Dominique,
ou le Possddd. Par MM. D'lfipagny et Dupin,
1831.— 8. Le Gamin de Paris. Parr MM.
Bayard et Vanderburch, 1836. — 9. Le Commis
Voyageur. Par MM. Delestre et MdlesviUe,
1836. — 10. Le Prisonnier d'une Femme. Par
MM. Langrange et Cormon, 1836. — 11. Le
Chalet. Par MM. Scribe et Mdlesville, 1834.
— 12. La Fille du Cocher. Par M. de Rouge-

TH^ATRE YB.A'SQAIB— Continued.

mont, 1834.-13. Valentine. Par MM. de
Pixdrdcourt et Corru, 1834. — 14. Les Duels.
Par MM. Melesville et Camiouche, 1834. —
15. Salvoisy, ou 1' Amour de la Reine. Par
MM. Scribe, de Rougemont et de Comberousae,
1834.-16. Caravage (1599). Par de MM.
Desnoyer et Alboise, 1834. — 17. Le For-
r^veque. Par de MM. Rochefort et Cogniard,
1834.

Vol. XII. 1. La Vdnitienne. Par Anicet-Bourgeois, 1834.
—2. Pdcherel I'Empailleur. ParMM. Duvert
et Lauzanne, 1834. — 3. Le Fils Adoptif. Par
MM. Rougemont BrasieretWanderburck, 1834.
— 4. Tdtes Rondes et Cavaliers. Par MM.
Ancelot et Xavier, 1833. — 5. Les TLcelaines,
ou Paris en 1667. Par MM. Dumanoir et
Mallian, 1833.-5. Une Fille d't^ve. Par
MM. Dumanoir et CamiUe, 1833.— 7. Pfere et
Parrain. Par MM. Ancelot et Bourgeois, 1833.
— 8. Le Soupfon. Par Le Roux, 1833. — 9. Le
Proscrit. Par MM. Carmouche et Saintine
1833.— 10. Une Mfere. Par M. Bayard, 1833.—
11. Richelieu k Quatre-vingts Ans. Par MM.
Ancelot et Louis Lurine, 1833. — 12. Un Pont
Neuf. Par Aycard et Emmanuel, 1833. — 13.
Le Tartufe de Village, 1833. 14. Le Voyage
k frais communs. Par MM. Thdaulon et
Desmares, 1833.
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(Clattde Bernard).

THEATRE OF THE GREEKS; containing a great
body of Information regarding the Rise, Progress, and
Exhibition of the Drama. Cambridge, 1825. 8vo.

THEATRO HESPANOL. See Teatro Espanol.

THEATRUM.

Tragicum Theatrum actorum et casuum tragicorum
Londini publice celebratorum, quibus Hibernise Proregi,
Episcopo Cantuariensi ac tandem Regi ipsi, aliisque
Vita adempta et ad Anglicanam metamorphosin via est
aperta. Amsterdam, 1649. 12mo.

THEINEE (Adgustinus).

Vetera Monumenta Hibemorum et Scotorum His-
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THEIS (Lb Baron Albxandrk de).
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THELOALL (Simon). See Brevia.

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THEMISTIUS.

Themistii Orationes XXXIII. , e quibus tredecim
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Notis Dlustravit. Accesserunt ad easdem XX Ora-
tiones Notse altemse, ad reliquas tredecim perpetuse
Observationes Joannis Harduini ex eadem Societate.
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THEOBALD (William).

A Practical Treatise on the Law of Principal and
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THEOCEITUS.

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The IdyUiums of Theocritus; translated from the
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The Idyllia, Epigrams, and Fragments of Theocritus,
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The IdyUa of Theocritus, Bion, and Moschus, and
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Versions by J. M. Chapman. Lond. 1853. 12mo.
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THEODOEETUS, Episcopus Cyrerms.

Dialogi Tres contra quasdam Hiereses ; contra
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Ecclesiasticae Historiae Libri Quinque. See Ecclesi-
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THEODOEIC DE SAINT EEN^ (E. P.), Carme.

Justification de l'%lise Romaine sur la R^ordination
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1728. 12mo.

THEODOSmS IMPERATOR.

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THEOPHANIA; or, a Scriptural View of the
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6i,

k

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THEOPHILUS OF ANTIOCH— THIEREY.

THEOPHILUS OF ANTIOCH.
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LiBBABT.

THE0PHEASTT7S (Erbsius).

De Historia Plantarmn, Libri X., Gr. et Lat, totum
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travit J. Bodseus. Ace. J. C. Scaligeri animadv. et
R Constantini annotatt. Amdelodami, 1644. folio.

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ton, D.D. ; and Notes in English. Oxford, 1754.
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Les Caractferes de Theophraste, traduit du Grec, avec
les Caractferes ou les Mceurs de ce Sifecle, par La
Bruyfere; avec des notes par M. Coste. 2 vols. Paris,
1775. 12mo.

THEOPHYLACTUS SIMOCATTA.

Historiarum de rebus Mauricii Tiberii Imp. libri
VIII. Gr. et Lat. Adnectitur Nicephori Breviarum
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THEEEY (E.)

Memoir of the Life of Canning (prefixed to his
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THESAUEUS Theologico - Philolooious, sive
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THEUPOLUS (Jo. DoMiNiotJs).

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THEVENOT (Melchisedbch).

Eelations de divers Voyages curieux qui n'ont point
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THIBAUT (A. F. J.)

Introduction to the Study of Jurisprudence. See
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THICKNESSE (Ann).

Sketches of the Lives and "Writings of the Ladies of
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THifiBAULT (DiEUBONNi;).

Mes Souvenirs de vingt ans de s^jour k Berlin; ou
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THI^BAUT DE BEENEAUD (Absenne).

A Voyage to the Isle of Elba; with Notices of the
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THIEEEY (AMEDfe).

Histoire des Gaulois depuis les temps les plus reculfe
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THIEEEY (A0GUSTIN).

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THIERS (Louis Adolphe).

Histoire du Consulat et de I'Empire, faisant suite k
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The Pyrenees, and the south of France, during the
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THOLUCK (De AnonsTna C.)
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THOM (Albxandee).

Inquiry into the Nature and Course of Storms in the
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Irish Abnanac and Official Directory of the United
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The History of Aberdeen. 2 vols. Aberdeen, 181 L
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THOM^E (Johannes), J.U.D.

Tractatus de Noxia Animalium, continons materiam
ex principiis Juris deductam et hodiemo foro accomo-
datam. Jenoi, 1653. 4to.

THOMAS (Antoine L.), De VAcademie Fran^ise.
(Euvies. 4 vols. Amsterdam, 1773. Svo.
(Euvres. 4 vols. Paris, 1792. 12ino.

THOMAS (Dalby).

An Historical Account of the rise and growth of the
West-India CoUonies, and of the great advantages they
are to England in respect to Trade. Lond. 1690. 4to.

THOMAS (F. S.)

The Ancient Exchequer of England; the Treasury;
and Origin of the present management of the Ex-
chequer and Treasury of Ireland. Lond. 1848. Svo.

Hand-Book to the Public Records. Ltrnd. 1853.
royal Svo.

THOMAS (Capt. Geoege Powell).
Views of Simla. Lmid. 1846. large folio.

THOMAS (IsALiH).

The History of Printing in America; with a Bio-
graphy of Printers, and an Account of Newspapers.

2 vols. Worcester {Massachusetts), 1810. Svo.

THOMAS (J. H)

A Systematic arrangement of Lord Coke's first
Institute of the Laws of England; with the annotations
of Mr Hargrove, Lord Chief Justice Hale, and Lord
Chancellor Nottingham; and a new series of Notes and
References to the present time; also Tables and Indexes.

3 vols. Lmd. 1818. Svo.

1004

THOMAS— THOMSON.

THOMAS (Jean Baptiste).

TJii An k Kome et dans ses Environs. Eecueil de
Dessins Lithographies, repr6sentant les costumes, les
usages, les c&^monies, etc., des Etats Remains. Paris,
1823. folio.

THOMAS (John Penfohd).

Treatise of Universal Jurisprudence. Land. 1829.
8vo.

A legal and constitutional argument against the
alleged judicial right of restraining the publication of
Reports of Judicial Proceedings. Lond. 1822. 8vo.

THOMAS (Pascob).

Journal of a Voyage to the South Seas and round
the Globe, under the Command of Commodore George
(Lord) Anson. Lond. 1745. 8vo.

THOMAS (William), D.D.

Survey of the Cathedral Church of Worcester; with
an Account of the Bishops thereof, from the foundation
of the See, to the year 1660. Lond. 1736. 4to.

Dugdale's Antiquities of Warwickshire. Second
edition, augmented and continued. See Dugdale (Sir
William).

THOMAS 1 BECKET. See Becket.

THOMAS 1 KEMPIS. See Kempis.

THOMAS CANTILUPE.

The Life and Gests of St. Thomas CantUupe, Bishop
of Hereford. By R. S. S. J. See Strange (R.)

THOMAS ELYENSIS. See Britain (Great):
Hist. Brit. Sceiptorbs; ed. T. Gale.

THOMAS THE RHYMER.

Sir Tristrem: a Metrical Romance. See Scott ^Sir
Walter).

Prophecies by Marvellous Merlin, Thomas Rymer,
and others. See Prophecies.

THOMASIUS (Christianus).
Additiones ad Praelectiones Juris Civilis Ulr. Huberi.
See HuBERUS (Ulriods).

THOMPSON (Benjamin).

The German Theatre, translated by Benjamin Thomp-
son. 6 vols. Lond. 1811. 12mo.

THOMPSON (E. A.)

The Geographical and Historical Dictionary of
America and the West Indies; containing an entire
Translation of the Spanish work of Colonel Don Antonio
de Alcedo, with large additions and Compilations from
Modern Voyages and Travels, and from Original and
Authentic Information. 5 vols. Lond. 1812-1815.
4to.

See also, Alcedo (Don Antonio de).

THOMPSON (Gborgb).

Travels and Adventures in Southern Africa; com-
prising a View of the present State of the Cape Colony,
with Observations on the Progress and Prospects of
British Emigrants. Second edition. 2 vols. Lond.
1727. 8vo.

THOMPSON (George), o/ York

A Description of the Royal Palace and Monastery of
Si Laurence, called the Escurial, translated from the
Spanish of Frey Francisco de los Santos. Lond. 1760.
4to.

THOMPSON (Kate).

A Hand-Book to the Public Picture Galleries of
Europe. Lond. 1877. 12mo.

THOMPSON (Robert).

Statistical Survey of the Comity of Meath. Dublin,
1802. 8vo.

THOMPSON (Colonel T. Perronet).
Exercises, Political, and others. 6 vols. Lond,
1842. 12mo.

THOMS (George Hunter).

Treatise on Judicial Factors, Curators Bonis, and
Managers of Burghs; with an Appendix of relative
Acts of Parliament and Sederunt, and Practical Forms.
Udinb. 1859. 8vo.

THOMS (WiLLLiMj.)

Human Longevity; its Facts and its Fictions, illus-
trated by Examples. Lond. 1873. post 8vo.

THOMSON (Aaron).

The British History of Jeffrey of Monmouth, with a
large Preface, etc. See Geoffrey of Monmouth.

THOMSON (Adam), D.D.

A Comparative View of the English and Scottish
Dissenters. Edinb. 1839. 12mo.

THOMSON (Alexander).

Lives of the Twelve Csesajrs translated from the Latin
of Suetonius with Annotations and a Review of the
Government and Literature, etc. See Suetonius.

THOMSON (Alexander).

Legal Decisions and Opinions under the Education
(Scotland) Act, 1872. Edinb. 1876. 8vo.

THOMSON (Rev. Andrew), D.D., Minister of
St. George's, Edinburgh.

A Letter to the Reverend Principal HiU on some of
the Proceedings of the last General Assembly of the
Church of Scotland. Edinb. 1803. 8vo.— A Second
Letter to the Rev. Principal Hill. Edi7ib. 1805. 8vo.
— A Letter to the Rev. Principal Hill on the Case of
Mr John Leslie. Edinb. 1805. 8vo.

THOMSON.

1005

THOMSON (Rev. Andrew), D.D., Minister of
St. George's, Edinburgh — Contirmed.

Strictures upon the Letter of Lucius to the Rev.
Andrew Thomson, on the Respect due to National Feel-
ing. Edinb. 1817. 8vo.

Sermons on Infidelity. Edinb. 1824. Svo.

Lectures on Portions of the Psalms. Edinb. 1826.
post 8vo.

A Sermon preached after the Funeral of Sir Henry
Moncreiff Wellwood, D.D. Edinb. 1827. 8vo.

Sermons and Sacramental Exhortations. Edinb.
1831. Svo.

THOMSON (Rev. Andrew), D.D.

Historical Sket-ch of the Origin of the Secession
Church; and History of the Rise of the Relief Church,
by the Rev. Gavin Struthers, D.D. Edinb. 1848.
Svo.

See also, Alleinb (Joseph). Mather (Cotton).

THOMSON (Anthony Todd), M.D.

Lectures on the Elements of Botany. VoL I. (all
published). Land. 1822. Svo.

The Occult Sciences. See Salverte (EusiBE).

THOMSON (Mrs Anthony Todd).

Memoirs of the Court of Henry the EightL 2 vols.
Lmd. 1826. 8vo.

Memoirs of the Life of Sir "Walter Raleigh, with
some account of the period in which he lived. Land.
1830. Svo.

Memoirs of Sarah, Duchess of Marlborough, and of
the Court of Queen Anne. 2 vols. Land. 1839. Svo.

Memoirs of the Jacobites of 1715 and 1745. 3 vols.
Land. 1845, 1846. Svo.

Memoirs of Viscountess Sundon, Mistress of the
Robes to Queen Caroline, Consort of George IL, in-
cluding letters from the most celebrated persons of her
time. 2 vols. Lmd. 1847. post Svo.

THOMSON (Sir C. Wyville).

The Voyage of the " ChaUenger " : The Atlantic. A
preliminary Account of the General Results of the Ex-
ploring Voyage of H.M.S. "Challenger," during the
year 1873 and the early part of 1876. 2 vols. Land.
1877. Svo.

Report of the Scientific Results of the Voyage of
HM.S. "Challenger" during the years 1873-1876,
Tuider the command of Captain George Nares and Captain
Frank Turle Thomson, prepared under the superintend-
ence of Sir C. Wyville Thomson. Zoology, Vols. I.
and IL Lond. 1880, 1881. 4to.

THOMSON (David).

Handy Book of the Flower Garden. Edinb. 1871.
post Svo.

Handy Book of Fruit Culture under Glass. Edinh.
1873. 12mo.

THOMSON (Geoeqb).

De Antiquitate Christiana; Religionis apud Scotos.
Duaei, 1594. ISmo.

THOMSON (George), M.D.

A Check given to the insolent Garrulity of Henry
Stubbe, in vindication of Lord Bacon and the Author,
with an Assertion of Experimental Philosophy ; also,
some practical observations exhibited for the credit of
the true Chymical Science. Lastly, a brief contest
between the Thomsons and the Merrets, who are the
best Physicians. Zowd [1665]. 12mo.

Galeno-pale; or, a Chymical trial of the Galenists,
that their dross in Physick may be discovered. Also, a
fuU Answer to the Objections charged by the Galenists
against the Chymists. Lond 1665. 12mo.

A Gag for Johnson, that published Animadversions
upon Galeno-pale; and a Scourge to that pitiful fellow
Mr Galen, that dictated to him a scurrilous Greek title.
Lond. 1665. 12mo.

The Pest Anatomized; with the Author's Apology
against the Calumnies of the Galenists. Lond. 1666.
12mo.

The direct Method of curing ChymicaUy. Lond.
1675. 12mo.

See also, Stubbe (Henry).

THOMSON (George).

A Collection of the Songs of Bums, Sir Walter Scott,
and other eminent Lyric Poets, ancient and modem,
united to the select melodies of Scotland, and of Ireland
and Wales. With Symphonies and Accompaniments
for the Piano Forte, by Pleyel, Haydn, Beethoven, etc.
6 vols. Lond. (1822-1825). royal Svo.

THOMSON (J. T.)

Sequel to some Glimpses into Life in the Far East.
Lovd. 1865. Svo.

THOMSON (James).

Works, with his last corrections and additions, to
which is prefixed an Account of his Life and Writings,
by P. Murdoch. 2 vols. Lrnid. 1762. 4to.

The Seasons. With an original Life of the Author,
and a critical Essay, by Robert Heron. Perth, 1793.
4to.

Les Saisons de Thomson, traduites par J. P. F.
Deleuze. Paris, 1806. 12mo.

See also, Buohan (Earl op).

1006

THOMSON.

THOMSON (James).

The Commentaries of Antoninus, translated. See
Antoninus.

THOMSON (James).

History of Dundee. Dundee, 1847. 8vo.

THOMSON (Eev. John), D.D.
General View of the Agriculture of the County of
Fife. Edinb. 1800. 8vo.

THOMSON (John), Engineer.

Account of a series of Experiments made for ascertain-
ing the best mode of constructing Vessels with Ma-
chinery, to be wrought on navigable Eivers, by the power
of Steam. Glasgow, 1813. 8vo.

THOMSON (Pkofessor John), M.D.

Lectures on Inflammation ; exhibitiug a view of the
general doctrines, pathological and practical, of Medical
Surgery. Edinb. 1813. 8vo.

Eeport of Observations made in the British Military
Hospitals in Belgium. Edinb. 1816. 8vo.

An Account of the Life, Lectures, and Writings of
William CuUen, M.D. Edinb. 1832. 8vo.

THOMSON (John).

Etymons of EngUsh Words. Edinb. 1826. 4to.

THOMSON (John).

Thomson's Atlas of Scotland, containing Maps of
each County. Edinb. 1832. folio.

THOMSON (Eichabd).

A faithful Account of the Processions and Ceremonies
observed in the Coronation of the Kings and Queens
of England, exemplified in that of K. George III and
Q. Charlotte. Lond. 1820. 4to.

An Historical Essay on the Magna Charta, to which
are added the Great Charter in Latin and English ; the
Charters of Liberties and Confirmations by Henry III.
and Edward I., the Original Charter of the Forests, etc.
Lond. 1829. 8vo.

Chronicles of London Bridge. See Family Library.

Illustrations of the History of Great Britain. See
Constable's Miscellany.

THOMSON (Egbert), Advocate.

The Duty and Office of a Messenger-at-Arms, with
an Appendix relative to the office of a Notary-Public.
Edinb, 1790. 12mo.

A Treatise on the Law of BiUs of Exchange, Pro-
missory-Notes, Bank Notes, Bankers' Notes, and Checks
on Bankers, in Scotland. Including a summary of
English decisions applicable to Scotland. Edinb. 1825.
8vo.

THOMSON (Egbert), Advocate — Continued.

The same. Second edition. Edinb. 1836. 8vo.

The same. A new edition, adapted to the present
state of the Law, by John Dove Wilson. Edinb. 1865.
royal 8vo.

THOMSON (Thomas), Advocate, President of the
Bannatyne Club.

Annual Eeports of the Deputy Clerk Register of
Scotland. See Eeggbds (Public).

Acts of the Parliaments of Scotland. See Parlia-
ment.

Memoirs of the Affairs of Scotland (1660-1671).
See Mackenzie (Sir George).

Memoirs of the BaUlies. See Murray (Lady Grizzel
Baillie).

Inventories and other Eecords of the Eoyal Ward-
robe, etc. See Inventories.

Memoir of Thomas Thomson. Edinb. 1854. 8vo.
(Bannatyne Club.)

THOMSON (Professor Thomas), M.D.

A System of Chemistry. 4 vols. Edinb. l^Qi. 8vo.

The same. Fifth edition. 4 vols. Lond. 1811. 8vo.

The same. Seventh edition. 2 vols. Lond.\8Z\. 8vo.

History of the Eoyal Society, from its Institution
to the end of the eighteenth century. Lond. 1812.
4to.

Travels in Sweden during the Autumn of 1812.
Lwid. 1813. 4to.

An Attempt to establish the First Principles of
Chemistry by Experiment. 2 vols. Lond. 1825. 8vo.

An Outline of the Sciences of Heat and Electricity.
Land. 1830. 8vo.

Chemistry of Animal Bodies. Edinb. IMZ. 870.

The History of Chemistry. See National Library.

THOMSON (Thomas), Son of the ■preceding.

Western Himalaya and Tibet; a Narrative of a
Journey through the Mountains of Northern India, in
the years 1847-8. Lond. 1852. 8vo.

THOMSON (Waddy).

Eecollections of Mexico. New York, 1846. 8vo.

THOMSON (WiLLLUtt).

Orpheus Caledonius; or, a Collection of Scots Songs
set to Musick. 2 vols. Lond. 1733. 8vo.

THOMSON (William).

Enquiry into the Elementary Principles of Beauty,
in the Works of Nature and Art. Lond. 1798. 4to.

THOMSON (WiLLLiM), LL.D.

Travels in Scotland. See Hall (Eev. James).

THOMSON— THORNTON.

1007

THOMSON (William).

Two Journeys tlirough Italy and Switzerland
Lond. 1835. post 8vo.

THOMSON (WiLLLOi M.), M.D.

The Land and the Book ; or, Biblical Illustrations
drawn from the Manners and Customs, the Scenes and
Scenery of the Holy Land. New York, 1859. 8vo.

THORBURN (Gkant).

Forty Years' Residence in America ; or, the Doctrine
of a Particular Providence exemplified in the Life of
Grant Thorbum, Seedsman, New York, written by
himself. Lond. 1834. 12mo.

Men and Manners in Britain ; or, a Bone to gnaw
for the Trollopes, Fidlers, etc., being Notes from a
Journal on Sea and on Land in 1833-4. Glasgow,
1835. 18mo.

THORESBY (Ralph).

Ducatus Leodiensis; or, the Topography of the Town
and Parish of Leeds, and parts adjacent, in the West
Riding of York ; with Pedigrees of the Nobility and
Gentry. Lond. 1715. foUo.

The same. Second edition ; with additions, by
Thomas D. Wliitaker. 1816. folio.

Vicaria Leodiensis ; or, the History of the Church of
Leedes in Yorkshire. Lond. 1724. 8vo.

Diary, 1677-1724. Now first published from the
Original Manuscript by the Rev. Joseph Hunter.
2 vols. Lond. 1830. 8vo.

Letters of Eminent Men, addressed to Ralph
Thoresby, now first published from the originals.
2 vols. Lond. 1832. 8vo.

THORKELIN (Grimus Johnson).

De Danorum rebus gestis Sec. IIL et IV. Poema
Danicum Dialecto Anglo-Saxonica, ex bibliotheca
Cottoniana Musaei Britannici edidit, versione Latina
auxit, G. J. Thorkelin. Havnioe, 1815. 4to.

Analecta quibus Historia, Antiquitates, Jura, Regni
Norvegici illustrantur. Haunke, 1778. 8vo.

THORLACIUS (S. T.)

Antiquitatum Borealium Observationes MisceUanese
Specimen Quartum. Borealium Veterum Matrimonia
cum Romanorum Institutis collata. Hafnice,nM. 8vo.

THORN (Guuklmcs). See Britain (Great) : Hist.

AnGL. SCBIPTOBBS, ED R. TwYSDEN.

THORN (Major William).

Memoir of the Conquest of Java; with the sub-
sequent Operations of the British Forces in the Oriental
Archipelago; to which is subjoined a Statistical and
Historical Sketch of Java. Lond. 1815. 4to.

THORNBURY (Walter),

The Life of J. M. W. Turner, RA., founded on
Letters and Papers furnished by his Friends and
FeUow-Academiciana. With Illustrations facsimiled
in Colours from Turner's Original Drawings. Lond,
1877. 12mo.

THORNDIKE (Hebbbbt).

Theological Works. See Librart of Anolo-
Cathouo Thbology.

THORNE (James).

Rambles 'by Rivers. See Knight's Weekly

Volumes.

THORNHILL (Riohabd Badham).

The Shooting Directory. Lond. 1804. 4to.

THORNTON (Bonnell).
Comedies of Plautus translated.

See Plautus.

THORNTON (Edwaed).

A Summary of the History of the East India Com-
pany, from the grant of their first Charter by Queen
Elizabeth, to the present period. Lond. 1833. 8vo.

Chapters of the Modem History of British India.
Lond. 1840. 8vo.

A Gazetteer of the Territories under the Government
of the East-India Company, and of the Native States
on the Continent of India; corrected to the latest
period. Lond. 1857. 8vo.

THORNTON (Henry).

An Enquiry into the nature and effects of the Paper
Credit of Great Britain. Lond. 1802. 8vo.

THORNTON (Robert John), M.D.

Picturesque Botanical Plates of the choicest Flowers
of Europe, Asia, Africa, and America. Lond. 1799.
folio.

New Illustration of the Sexual System of Carolua
von Lizmeens : comprehending an Elucidation of the
several parts of the Fructification ; a Prize Dissertation
on the Sexes of Plants; a full Explanation of the
Classes, and Orders of the Sexual System; and the
Temple of Flora, or Garden of Nature. Lond. 1807.
folio.

The Philosophy of Botany : being Botanical and
Philosophical Extracts. 2 vok. Lond. 1810. folio.

THORNTON (Thomas).

The Present State of Turkey. Lond. 1807. 4to.

1008

THOENTON— THEOCKMORTON.

THOENTON (Thomas).

Oriental Commerce; or, the East India Trader's
Complete Guide ; containing a Geographical and
Nautical Description of the Maritime parts of India,
China, Japan, and neighbouring countries, etc.
Originally compiled by WUham Milburn; incorporated
with much additional and valuable Matter by Thomas
Thornton. Lond. 1825. royal 8vo.

Life of Thomas Otway. See Otway (Thomas).

THOEFTON EOMANCES. See Camden Societt.

THOEOTON (Eobeet), M.D.
The Antiquities of Nottinghamshire. Lond. 1677.
folio.

THOEPE (Benjamin).

Analecta Anglo-Saxonica. A Selection in Prose and
Verse from Anglo-Saxon Authors of various Ages;
with a Glossary. Lond. 1834. 8vo.

Anglo-Saxon Grammar. See Eask (Erasmus).

Csedmon's Anglo-Saxon Paraphrase of parts of Scrip-
ture, translated, etc. See CiEDMON.

Yule-Tide Stories. A Collection of Scandinavian
and North German Popular Tales and Traditions, from
the Swedish, Danish, and German. Edited by
Benjamin Thorpe. Lond. 1853. 12mo. (Bohn's An-
tiquarian Library.)

See also, Lappknbbbg (Dr Johann Martin).

THOEPE (John).

Eegistrum Eoffense ; or, a Collection of Ancient
Eecords, Charters, and Instruments of divers kinds,
necessary for Ulustrattng the Ecclesiastical History and
Antiquities of the diocese and Cathedral Church of
Eochester. Transcribed from the originals by John
Thorpe, M.D., and now published by his son. Lond.
1769. foUo.

Custumale Eoffense, from the original MS. in the
Archives of the Dean and Chapter of Eochester; in-
tended as a Supplement to the Eegistrum Eoffense, to
which are added memorials of that Cathedral Church.
Lmd. 1788. foUo.

THOEPE (Egbert), LL.D., Chief Justice of Sierra
Leone.

A Letter to William Wilberforce, containing Ee-
marks on the Eeports of the Sierra Leone Company
and African Institution, with hints respecting the
means by which an universal Abolition of the Slave
Trade might be carried into effect. Lond. 1815. 8vo.

THOEVALDSEN (Beetel).

Thorvaldsen, his Life and "Works; by Eugene Plon.
Translated by Mrs Cashel Hoey. Lond. 1874. royal
8vo.

THOTT (Otto, Comes de).

Eortegnelse over endeel Kanoner, meget gamle og
rare Gevcehre, etc. Hr. Otto Greve af Totts Stervboe
tilhserende. EiobenJiavn, 1786. 8vo.

Eortegnelse paa den store Samling af Malerier i
Oliefarve af beromte mestere, Kobberplader, etc.
HvUken ved offentUg Auction. Kiobenhavn, 1787.
8vo.

Eortegnelse af Kunstager. Kiiihenhaven, 1788. 8vo.

Catalogus Bibliotlxecse Thottianas, continens Libros
publicae Auctioni distrahendos (Tom. VII. Libros cum
ab inventa Typographia ad annum MDXXX. incusos
tum Manuscriptos continens). 7 vols, in 12. Haunice,
1789-1795. 8vo.

Thesaurus Numismatum continens Numos usuales
Medii et Eeoentioris jEvi, et in Commercio non re-
ceptos vulgo Medagliones quae dum vixit coUegit Dom.
Otto Comes de Thott. Haunice, 1789-1790. 8vo.

THOU (Jacques Auguste de). See Thuanus.

THOUGHTS on Marriage and Criminal Conver-
sation; with Eemarks on the Life, Opinions, and
Example of Mrs WoUstonecraft Godwin. See Woll-
stonecbaft (Mary).

THOYEAS (Eapin de). See Eapin.

THEEE YEAES in the Pacific; containing
Notices of Brazil, Chili, Bolivia, Peru, &c., in 1831,
1832, 1833, 1834. By an Officer in the United
States' Navy. 2 vols. Lond. 1835. 8vo.

THEING (Sib Heney), of the Inner Temple.

The JointrStock Companies Act, 1856 ; to which are
added the Joint-Stock Companies Acts of 1857. With
Introductions, Practical Notes, and Appendices of
Forms. Lond. 1858. 12 mo.

The Law and Practice of Joint-Stock Companies,
including the Statutes, with Notes. Third edition.
Edited by G. A. E. Eitzwald, of Lincoln's Inn. Lond.
1875. 12mo.

THEING (Theodore).

Thring's Criminal Law of the Navy ; with an Intro-
ductory Chapter, and an Appendix, comprising the
Naval Discipline Act and Practical Forms, by
Theodore Thrtng and C. E. Gifford, Assistant-Pay-
master, EN. Lond. 1877. 12mo.

THEOCKMOETON (Francis).

A Discouerie of the Treasons practised and attempted
against the Queenes Maiestie and the Eealme, by Francis
Throckmorton, who was for the same arraigned and con-
demned in Guyld HaU in the Citie of London the one
and twentie day of May last past. n.p. 1584. small
4to.

THEOCKMORTON— THURY.

1009

THEOCKMORTON (Sir N.)

Criminal Trial of Sir N. Throckmorton. See Library
OF Entertaining Knowledge.

THEOSBY (J.)

Select Views in Leicestershire, containing Seats of
the Nobility and Gentry, Tours, Views, and Euins ;
accompanied with descriptive and historical Eelations,
Leicester, 1789. 4to.

Supplementary Volume to the Leicestershire Views ;
containing a series of Excursions in 1790, to the places
of note in the country. Land. 1790. 4to.

The History of the Antiquities of the ancient Town
of Leicester. Leicester, 1791. 4to.

THUANUS (Jaoobcs Augustus).

Historiarum sui temporis, libri CXXXVIIL, ab
anno 1546 ad annum 1607, quibus adjimcti sunt
Nic-Rigaltii de Eebus Gallicis libri tres et Sylloge
Scriptorum varii argumenti ad Thuanum vel Thuaneam
Historiam Pertinentium. 7 vols. Lond. 1733. folio.

Histoire Universelle depuis 1543 jusqu' en 1607,
traduit sur I'edition Latine de Londres. 16 vols.
Londres (Paris), 1734. 4to.

Life of Thuanus. See Collinson (Eev. John).

THUCYDIDES.

De Bello Peloponnesiaco, Libri Octo, Gr. et Lat. cum
Adnotationibus integris Henrici Stephani et Johannis
Hudsoni. Eecensuit, et notas suas addidit Josephus
Wasse. Editionem curavit suasque animadversiones
adjecit Car. And. Dukerus. Ainstelodami, 1731. folio.

De BeUo Peloponnesiaco, Graece et Latine. Accedunt
indices ex editione Wassii et Dukeri (curante P.
Elmsley). 6 vols. Edinhurgi, 1804. post 8vo.

Thucydidis de Bello Peloponnesiaco Libri Octo, ad op-
tim. librorum fidem recensuit, argumentis et adnotatione
perpetaa Ulustravit, indices et tabidas chronologicas
adjecit, atque de Vita Auctoris preefatus est Franciscus
GoeUer. 2 vols. Lipsiie, 1826. 8vo.

De Bello Peloponnesiaco Libri Octo. (Graece). Ee-
censuit et explicavit Fred. Henr. Bothe. 2 vols.
Lipsice, 1838. 8vo.

De Bello Peloponnesiaco Libri Octo, Gr. recensuit
Imm. Bekkerus. Berolini, 1846. 12mo.

The History of the Peloponnesian War, by Thucy-
dides : the text (in Greek) according to Bekker's
edition, etc., with Notes, chiefly historical and geo-
graphical, by Thomas Arnold, D.D. 3 vols. Oxford,
1831-1835. 8vo.

The History of the Grecian "War, written by Thucy-
dides, translated from the Greek by Thomas Hobbes of
Malmesbuiy. 2 vols. Land. 1723. 8vo.

THUCYDIDES— CoM^mM«(f.

The History of the Peloponnesian War, translated
from the Greek of Thucydides by William Smith.
2 vols. Lond. 1753. 4to.

The same. To which are annexed three Preliminary
Discourses— I. On the Life of Thucydides; IL On hia
Qualifications as an Historian ; IIL A Survey of the
History. 2 vols. Lond. 1781. 8vo.

The same. Newly translated into English, and
illustrated with Annotations by the Eev. S. T. Bloom-
field. 3 vols. Lond. 1829. Bvo.

The same. A new and hteral version from the Text
of Arnold, collated with Bekker, Goller, and Poppo.
By the iRev. Henry Dal& Lond. 1858. 12mo.
(Bohn's Classical Library.)

THUDICHUM (J. L. W.) and DUPR^ (August).

A Treatise on the Origin, Nature, and Varieties of
Wine; being a Complete Manual of Viticulture and
(Enology. Lond. 1872. 8vo.

THUMMEL (M. A. von).

Sammtliche Werke. 6 vols. Leipzig, 1811-1812.
12mo.

THUNBERG (Charles Peter), M.D,
Travels in Europe, Africa, and Asia, between 1770
and 1779. 3 vols. Lrnid. 1795. 8vo.

THURA (Albertus).

Idea Historise Litterarise Danorum. Hamhurgiy
1723. 12mo.

THURLOE (John), Secretary to Oliver Cromwell.

A Collection of State Papers, containing Memorials
of the English Aifairs, from 1638 to the Eestoration.
With a Life of Thurloe, by Thomas Birch. 7 vols.
Lond. 1742. foUo.

THUELOW (Edward, Lord).

Poems on several occasions. Lond. 1822. 8vo.

The Knight's Tale ; and the Flower and the Leaf,
after Chaucer. Lond. 1822. 8vo.

The Odes of Anacreon, translated into English
Measure. Lond. 1822. 8vo.

THUEOT (J. FRANgois).

De I'Entendement, et de la Eaison : Introduction k
I'Etude de la Philosophie. 2 vols. Paris, 1830. 8vo,

THURY (Lb Vicomte L. E. F, Hericart de).

Description des Catacombes de Paris, pr^c^d^e d'un

Precis historique sur les Catacombes do tous les Peuples.

Paris, 1815. 8vo.

6m

1010

THYEE— TILLOTSON.

THTER (E.)

Eemains of Samuel Butler. See Butler (Samuel).

TIBALDI.

Pitture di Pellegrino TibaldL See Zanotti
(Giovanni).

TIBBINS.

Dictionnaire Frangais-Anglais, etc. See Fleming et

TiBBINS.

TIBULLUS (Albius).

Opera. Cum notis Jo. Ant. Vulpii. Pataxdi, 1741.
4to.

Opera Omnia, ex editione L G. Huschkii cum Notis
et Interpretatione in usum Delphini, variis Lectionibus,
Notis Variorum, recensu editionum et codicum.
2 vols. Londini, 1822. royal 8vo. (Valpy's Delphin
Classics.)

A Poetical Translation of the Elegies of Tibullus,
and of the Poems of Sulpicia ; with the original Text,
and Notes, critical and explanatory, by James Grainger,
M.D. 2 vols. Lond. 1759. 12mo.

See also, Catullus (C. Valerius).

TICHBOENE (Sir Henry).

Siege of Drogheda. See Temple (Sir John).

TICKELL (John).

History of the Town and County of Kingston upon
HuL Hull, 1796. 4to.

TICKELL (Thomas). See Poems : Minor Poets.

TICKEN (William).

A Statistical Synopsis of the physical and political
strength of the Chief Powers of Europe, down to the
Peace of Vienna in 1809. Lond. 1810. 4to.

TICKNOR (George).

History of Spanish Literature. 3 vols. Lond. 1851.
8vo.

Catalogue of the Spanish Library bequeathed by
G. Ticknor to the Boston Library. See Whitney
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TIDD (William).

The Practice of the Courts of King's Bench and
Common Pleas, in. Personal Actions. Seventh edition.
2 vols. Lond. 1821. 8vo.

Supplement to the Practice of the Courts of King's
Bench, and Common Pleas, etc. Lond. 1830. Svo.

TIECK (Ludwig).
Schriften. 15 vols.

Berlin, 1828-1829. 12mo.

TIELKE (J. S.)

Beytrage zur Kjiegs-Kunst und Geschichte des
Krieges von 1756 bis 1763. 6 vols. Freyherg, 1797.
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TIETZ (M. von).

St. Petersburgh, Constantinople and Napoli di
Eoniania, in 1833 and 1834; a characteristic picture,
drawn during a residence there. 2 vols. Lmid. 1836.
post Svo.

TIGHE (Mrs Henry).

Psyche ; with other Poems, iowd 1811. 4to.

TIGHE (William).

Statistical Observations Eelative to the County of
Kilkenny. Dublin, 1802. Svo.

TILENUS (Daniel). See Sempill (Sir James).

TILIUS, or DU TILLET (Johannes), Episc. Mel-
densis.

Chronicon de Eegibus Erancorum. See ^Emylius
(Paulus).

TILL (William).

An Essay on the Eoman Denarius and English
Silver Penny ; shewing their derivation from the Greek
Drachma of ^gina. To which is appended a List of
English and Scotch Pennies from the Conquest ; and
Account of the Farthings of Queen Anne. LoTid. 1837.
post Svo.

Descriptive Particulars of English Coronation Medals,
from the inauguration of King Edward the Sixth to
our present Sovereign the Queen Victoria. Lond.
1838. post Svo.

TILLEMONT (Sebastibn le Nain db).

Histoire des Empereurs et des autres Princes qui ont
regn6 durant les Six premiers Sifecles de I'figlise.
6 vols. Paris, 1690-1738. 4to.

Vie de Saint Louis, Eoi de France. See Franob

(SoCI^Tlfi DB l'HiSTOIRE De).

Bower and TiUemont compared. See Bower (Ar-
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M6moires pour servir k THistoire Ecclesiastique des
Six premiers Sifecles. 16 vols. Paris, 1693-1712.
4to.

TILLET (Jean du), Sieur de la Bmsiere.
Eecueil de Eoys de France, leur Couronne et Maison.
Paris, 1580. folio.

TILLOTSON (John), Archbishop of Canterbury.
Works ; with a Life of the Author by Thomas Birch.
3 vols. Lond. 1752. folio.
See also, Barrow (Isaac).

TILSLEY— TISCHENDORF.

1011

TILSLEY (Hugh).

Treatise on the Stamp Laws in Great Britain and
Ireland ; being an Analytical Digest of the Statutes
and Cases relating to the Stamp Duties, with Tables,
etc Lond. 1847. 8vo.

The same. Second edition. With Supplement.
Lmd. 1854. 8vo.

The same. Third edition. With Tables of all the
Stamp Duties now payable, etc., by E. H. Tilsley.
Lond. 1871. 8vo.

The New Stamp Act, 13 and 14 Vict. c. 97, with
Notes and Table of Stamp Duties. Lond. 1850. 8vo.

A Digest of the Stamp Act, and the Judicial Deci-
sions on the Stamp Laws not contained in the Author's
Treatise. Eighth edition. Lmd, 1860. 8vo.

TIMES (John).

Nooks and Corners of English Life : Past and Pre-
sent. Lond. 1867. post 8vo.

TIME BAEGAINS tried by the Eules of Equity
and Principles of the Civil Law. Edinh. n.d. 12mo.

TIMKOWSKI (Gboege).

Travels of the Russian Mission through Mongolia to
China. See Lloyd (Hannibal Evans).

TIMME (Fr.).

Kongelige Forordninger, aabne Breve og andre
trykte Anordninger for Norge, udkomme f Tidsrummet
1648-1814. 2 vols. Christiania, 1841. 8vo.

TIMOUR-BEC. See Croix (Petis de la). Vat-
TIEB (Pierre).

TIMPERLEY (C. H.).

Encyclopaedia of Literary and Typographical Anec-
dote ; being a Chronological Digest illustrative of the
History of Literature and Printing from the earliest
period to the present time. Lond. 1842. royal 8vo.

TDSTDAL (Rev. N.).

Translation and Continuation of Rapin's History of
England. See Rapin db Thoyras.

Cantemir's History of the Otliman Empire, trans-
lated. See Cantemir (Demeteius).

TINDALL (Matthew), LL.D.
An Essay concerning the Laws of Nations, and the
Rights of Sovereigns, etc. Lond. 1694. 4to.

TINGRY (P. F.)

The Painter and Vamisher's Guide ; or, a Treatise
on the art of making and applying Varnishes ; on the
different kinds of Painting ; and on the method of
preparing Colours. Lond. 1804. 8vo.

TIPALDO (Emilio de).

Biografia degli Italiani lUustri nello Scienze, Lettere
ed AM del secolo XVIII. e de' contemporanei, com-
pilata da Letterati Italiani di ogni proviacia. 10 vob.
in 5. Veneda, 1834-1845. 8vo.

TIPPOO SAIB.

Select Letters of Tippoo Sultan. See Kirkpatbick
(Col. William).

Seconda edizione
9 vols, in 10.

Nuova edizione.

TIRABOSCHI (Girolamo).

Storia della Letteratura Italiana.
Modeneso) riveduta daU' Autore.
Modena, 1787-1794. 4to.

Storia deUa Letteratura Italiana.
9 vols. Firenze, 1805-1813. 8vo.

Histoire de la Litt^rature d'ltalie, tir6e de Tiraboschi
et abreg^e. See Landi (Antoine).

TIRAQUELLUS (Andreas).

Opera omnia, quae hactenus exstant. 7 vols, in 2.
Francofurti ad Moenum, 1597. folio.

Commentarius de Nobilitate et Jure Primogeniorum.
Lugd. 1573. folio.

TISCHENDORF (^noth. Frid. Constantinus).
Anecdota Sacra et Profana ex Oriente et Occidente
allata sive Notitia codd. Grajcorum, Arabicorum, Syria-
corum, Copticorum, Hebraicorum, .^thiopicorum,
Latinorum, cum excerptis multia et triginta quinque
Scripturarum antiquiss. Speciminibus. Lipsice, 1855.
4to.

Monumenta Sacra Inedita. Nova Colletio. Vols.
L-VL and IX. Upaice, 1855-1857. 4to.

Vol I. Fragmenta Sacra Palimpsesta sive Fragmenta
cum Novi turn Veteris Testament! ex quinque
Codicibus Grrecis Palimpsestis antiqiiissimis
nuperrime in Oriente repertis.
IL Fragmenta Evangelii Lucse et Libri Genesis ex
tribus Codicibus Gnecis Quinti, Sexti, Octavi,
Sseculi, etc.

III. Fragmenta Origenians3 Octateuchi editionis cum

Fragmehtis Evangeliorum Gnecis PalimpsestLs,
et&

IV. Psalterium Turicense Purpureum Septimi fere

Sseculi, addito Danihelis Libro ex Codice
Prophetarum Marchaliano nunc Vaticano Sexti
vel Septimi SkcuU.
V. Epistulse Pauli et Catholicse fere integrae ex
Libro Porphyrii Episcopo Palimpsesto Stec.
Octavi vel Noni nuper ex Oriente allato.
VI. Apocalypsis et Actus Apostolorum cum Quarti
MaccabEeorum Libri Fragmento ; item Quat-
tuor EvangeUorum Reliquite ex duobus Codi-
cibus Palimpsestis Octavi fere et Sexti SaeculL

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TISCHENDOEF— TODD.

TISCHENDOEF (^noth. Frid. Constantinus) —
Continued.
Vol. IX. Codex Laudianus sire Actus Apostolorum,
Greece et Latine, ex Codice olim Laudiano
jam Bodleiano, Sexti fere Soeouli. Addita sunt
Nonnulla ex celebri Codici Prophetarum Mar-
chaliano Vaticano.

Acta Apostolorum Apocrypha ex triginta antiquie
codd. Graecis vel nunc, primum eruit vel secundum
atque emendatius edidit. Lipsice, 1851. 8vo.

Apocalypses Apocryphse. Mosis, Esdrse, Pauli, Jo-
hannis; item Maria Dormitio, etc. Ldjpdce, 1866.
8vo.

Synopsis Evangelica ex Quattuor Evangeliis ordine
clironologico concLnnavit, brevi commentario iUustravit
etc. Ldpsicv, 1871. 8vo.

Novum Testamentum Grace ad antiquissimos testes
denuo recensuit, delectuque critico ac Prolegomenis
instruxit Editio critica minor ex VIII. majore de-
sumpta. 2 vols. I/ipsice, 1877. 8vo.

Novum Testamentum SLaaiticum. See Bible :
Greek Bibles.

Vetus Testamentum Greece. See Bible : Greek
Bibles.

TISSANDIER (Pierre Louis).

Trait6 m^thodique et complet sur la Transmission
des Biens par Succession, Donations, et Testamens,
suivant les Lois anciennes, interm6diaires, et nouvelles.
7 vols. Paris, 1805. 8vo.

TISSOT (Victor).

Voyage au Pays des Milliards. Trente-neuvifeme
edition. Paris, 1877. 12mo.

TITHES.

The Divine Origin and Perpetual and Universal
Obligation of. Tithes, by a Clergyman of the Church of
Scotland. Edinh. 1841. 8vo.

TITIAN.

Life of Titian. See Northcote (James).

TITLES TO LAND.

Synopsis of the Titles to Land Consolidation (Scot-
land) Act, 1868 ; and the Conveyancing (Scotland)
Act, 1874 ; to which is added the Land Eegisters
(Scotland) Act, 1868 ; with Appendix containing the
Eegistration of Leases (Scotland) Act, 1857, etc. Edinh.
1874. 8vo.

TITMAESH (Michael Angelo). See Thackeray
(William Makepeace).

TITSINGH (Isaac).

Illustrations of Japan, consisting of Private Memoirs
and Anecdotes of the reigning Dynasty or Sovereigns
of Japan. A Description of the Feasts and Cere-
monies, etc., translated from the French, by Frederic
Shoberl. Lond. 1822. 4to.

TITTMAN (Karl August).

Handbuch der Strafrechtswissenchaft, und der
Deutschen Strafgesetzkunde. 3 vols. Halle, 1822.
Svo.

TOBIN (J. J.)

Journal of a Tour made in the years 1828-29
through Styria, Carniola, and Italy, whilst accompany-
ing the late Sir Humphry Davy. Lond. 1832. 12mo.

TOBIN (John).

The Honeymoon. 1805.— The Curfew. 1807.—
The School for Authors. 1808. See Plays (Collec-
tion of). Vols. L, III., and VI.

TOCQUEVILLE (Alexis de).

Democracy in America, First and Second Part,
translated by Henry Eeeve. 4 vols. Lond. 1835-
1840. 8vo.

Correspondence and Conversations of Alexis de
Tocqueville with Nassau William Senior from 1834 to
1859. See Senior (Nassau William).

Du Systfeme P^nitentiaire aux ]£tats-Unis. See Beau-
mont (GusTAVE de).

TOD (Lieut. -CoL. James).

Annals and Antiquities of Eajast'han, or the Central
and Western Eajpoot States of India. 2 vols. Lond.
1829, 1832. 8vo.

Travels La Western India, embracing a Visit to the
sacred mountaius of Jains, etc. Lond. 1839. royal
4to.

TOD (James), Advocate.

Handbook of the Education (Scotland) Act, 1872 ;
with a Digest of the Act, Explanatory Notes, and an
Appendix. Edlnb. 1872. 12mo.

TODD (Benjamin Hall).

Life Assurance Investigation Tables, showing the
value of £100 Policy, accordiag to the CarHsle Table of
Mortality and 3 per cent. Interest. Edinb. 1852.
royal 8vo.

TODD (Eev. Henry John).

niustrations of the Lives and Writings of Gower
and Chaucer, collected from authentic Documents,
with a copious Glossary. Lond. 1810. 4to.

TODD— TOMLINE.

1013

TODD (Ebv. Henry John) — Continued.

Memoirs of tlie Life and Writings of Brian Walton,
Bishop of Chester, Editor of the London Polyglot
Bible; with notice of his coadjutors in that work.
2 vols. Land. 1821. 8vo.

A Letter to his Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury
concerning the authorship of 'EUiiv /Baa-iXiKri, Zond.
1825. 8vo.

A Reply to Dr Lingard's Vindication of his History
of England, as far as respects Archbishop Cranmer.
Lond. 1827. 8vo.

The Life of Archbishop Cranmer. 2 vols. Lond.
1831. Svo.

See also, Cranmer (Thomas). Johnson (Samuel).
Milton (John). Spenser (Edmund).

TODERINI (Giambatista).

Litteratura Turchesa. 3 vols. Venice, 1787. Svo.

De la Litt^rature des Turcs ; traduit de I'ltalien
de Toderini. 3 vols. Paris, 1789. Svo.

TOILES PEINTES et Tapisseries de la Ville de
Reims, ou la miso en scfene, du Th^&tre des Confreres
de la Passion : Planches dessin^es, et gravies, par C.
Leberttais. Etudes des Mystferes et Explications His-
toriques par Louis Paris. 2 vols, (with plates, atlas
folio). Paris, 1843. 4to.

TOLAND (John).

The Life of John Milton; containing, besides the
History of his Works, several extraordinary characters
of Men and Books, Sects, Parties, and Opinions.
With Amyntor; or, A Defense of Milton's Life.
Zmd. 1699.— Reprinted, Lond. 1761. Svo.

Oratio Plulippica ad excitandos contra GaUiam
Britannos, sanctiori Anglorum Concilio exhibita, anno
1514 ; incerto autore. Nunc primum pubUca luce,
Diatriba pr«liminari ot Annotationibus donavit Jo.
Tolandus. Lond. 1707. Svo.

Pantheisticon ; sive formula celebrandse sodalitatis
Socraticse. Lond. 1720. Svo.

A Collection of several Pieces of Mr John Toland,
now first published from his original manuscripts, with
some Memoirs of his Life and Writings. 2 vols.
Lond. 1726. Svo.

A Collection of Tracts, bound in 2 vols. Svo.
VoL I. Christianity not mysterious; or, a Treatise
shewing that there is nothing in the Gospel
contrary to Reason. Lond. 1696. — Vindicius
Liberius ; or, Mr Toland's Defence of himse
against the late Lower House of Convocation,
and others. Lond. 1702.— The Life of John
Milton, containing besides the History of his
Works, several extraordinary Characters of
Men and Books, etc. Lond. 1699. — Amyntor;
or, a Defence of Milton's Life. Lond. 1699.

TOLAND (Jobs)— Continued.
Vol. IL The Art of Governing by Partys. Lond. 1701.
Anglia Libera ; or. The Limitation and Suc-
cession of the Crown of England explained
and asserted. Lond. 1701. — The Militia Ee-
form'd ; or, an Easy Scheme of furnishing
England with a constant Land Force. Lond.
1699.
A' new edition of Toland's History of the Druids ;
with an Abstract of his Life and Writings, and a
copious Appendix, containing Notes Critical, Philolo-
gical, and Explanatory, by R. Huddlestoa Montrose,
1814. Svo.

TOLFEEY (Frederic).

The Sportsman in France : comprising a Sporting
Ramble through Picardy and Normandy, and Boar
Shooting in Lower Brittany. Lond. 1841. 2 vols,
post Svo.

TOLHAUSEN and GARDISSAL.
Technological Dictionary in the English, French, and
German Languages, comprising the technical terms of
Art and Manufactures, etc.

Part 1. French — English— German.
Part 2. English — French — German.
Part 3. German — English — French.
3 vols. Pm-is, 1854-1864. 12mo.

TOLLENARE (L. F. de).

Essai sur les Entraves que le Commerce 6prouve en
Europe. Paris, 1820. Svo.

TOMASINUS (Jacobus Phil.), Episcopus jEmoni-
ends.

niustrium Virorum Elogia Iconibus illustrata. Pa-
tavii, 1630. 4to.

Petrarcha Redivivus, integram Poetse celeberrimi
vitam iconibus aire cselatis exhibens. Accessit nobi-
lissimse Feminse Laurse brevis Historia. Patavii, 1650.
4to.

TOMBES (John).

A Serious Consideration of the Oath of the King's
Supremacy. Lond. 1660. 4to.

TOMBLESON (W.)

Tombleson's Views of the Rhine. Edited by W. G.
Fearnside. Lond. n.d. Svo.

Tombleson's Upper Rhine. Lond. n.d. Svo.

TOMLINE (Georob), D.D., Bishop of Winchester.

Memoirs of the Life of the Right Hon. William Pitt.
2 vols. Lond. 1S21. 4to.

The same. Fourth edition. 3 vols. Lond. 1822.
Svo.

lOU

TOMLINS— TOPOGRAPHER

TOMLINS (Harold Nhttall).

A Digested Index to the Crown Law. Lond. 1816.
8vo.

A Digest of the Criminal Statute Law of England,
alphabetically and analytically arranged. Part L
Lond. 1819. 8vo.

TOMLINS (Sir Thomas Edlynb).

The Law Dictionary ; explaining the rise, progress,
and present state of the British Law. Third edition.
2 vols. Lond. 1820. 4to.

Eeports of Cases upon Appeals. See Brown (Josiah).

TOMLINSON (Charles).

Eudimentary Pneumatics. See Wealb's Rudimen-
tary Treatises.

Rudimentary Mechanics. See Wealb's Rudimen-
tary Treatises.

The Study of Natural Philosophy, See Wealb's
Rudimentary Treatises.

TOMPSON (George).

Practical Suggestions and Instructions to young
Attornies and Attornies' Clerks. The second edition,
hy Joseph Greaves. Lond. 1836. 12mo.

TONE Theobald Wolfe).

Life of Theobald Wolfe Tone. Written by himself
and continued by his son; with his Political Writings;
his Mission to France, etc. Edited by his son WiUiam
Theobald WoHe Tone. 2 vols. Washingto7i, 1826.
8vo.

Memoirs of Theobald Wolfe Tone, written by him-
self. Comprising a complete Journal of his Negocia-
tions to procure the aid of the French for the Liberation
of Ireland, with Selections from his Diary whilst
Agent to the Irish Catholics. Edited by William Theo-
bald Wolfe Tone. 2 vols. Lond. 1827. 8vo.

TONG (W.)

An Account of the Life and Death of Mr Matthew
Henry, Minister of the Gospel. Lond. 1716. 8vo.

TONGATABOO.

An Authentic Narrative of four years' residence at
Tongataboo, one of the Friendly Islands in the South

Sea. By , who went thither in the " Duff " under

Captain Wilson in 1796. With an Appendix by an
eminent writer. Lond. 1810. 8vo.

TONGUE-COMBAT, lately happening betweene
two English Souldiers in the Tilt-boat of Gravesond;
the one going to serve the King of Spain, the other to
serve the States GeneraU of the United Provinces.
Wherein the Cause, Course, and Continuance of those
Warres is debated and declared. Lond. 1623. 4to.

TOOKE (Rev. John Horne).

A Letter to John Dunning, Esq., by Mr Home.
Lond. 1778. 8vo.

EHEA nXEPOENTA ; or, the Diversions of Purley;
in two parts. Lond. 1798, 1805. 4to.

The Diversions of Purley. A new edition revised
and corrected by Richard Taylor, with numerous
additions from the copy prepared by the Author for re-
publication : to which is annexed his Letter to Dun-
ning. 2 vols. Lond. 1829. 8vo.

The causes and effects of the National Debt and
Paper Money on real and natural Property. To which
is added an Appendix, showing the consequences of a
Public Bank being at the disposal of any Minister, by
the late Dr Price. Lond. 1818. 8vo.

TOOKE (Thomas).

Thoughts and Details on the high and low Prices of
the last thirty Years. Four parts, bound in one volume.
Lond. 1823. 8vo.

Considerations on the state of the Currency. Lond.
1826. 8vo.

History of Prices, and of the state of the Circulation
from 1793 to 1837. 2 vols. Lond. 1838. 8vo.

TOOKE (Rev. William).

View of the Russian Empire during the reign of
Catherine the Second, and to the close of the present
Century. 3 vols. Lond. 1799. 8vo.

The Life of Catherine II., Empress of Russia.
Third edition. 3 vols. Lond. 1799. 8vo.

The same. Fourth edition, with additions. 3 vols.
Lond. 1800. 8vo.

Works of Lucian of Samosata, translated, etc. See
Lucianus Samosatensis.

TOPHAM (Edward).

Letters from Edinburgh, written in 1774 and 1775,
containing some Observations on the Diversions,
Customs, etc., of the Scotch Nation. (Anon.) Lond,
1776. 8vo.

TOPHAM (John).

An Account of the Collegiate Chapel of Saint
Stephen, at Westminster. Lond. 1834. 8vo.

TOPINAED (DrPaul).

Anthropology. With Preface by Professor Paul
Broca. Translated by Robert T. H. Bartley, M.D.
Lond. 1878. (Library of Contemporary Science.)

TOPOGRAPHER (The), for the years 1789, 1790,
and 1791 ; containing a Variety of original Articles
illustrative of the Local History and Antiquities of
England. Lond. 1791. 4to.

TOPPI— TOSL

1015

TOPPI (DOTTOE NiCOLO).

Biblioteca Napoletana, et apparato a gli Huomini
•Illustri in Lettere di NapoU, etc. — Addizioni copioso
di Lionardo Mcodemo alia Biblioteca Napoletana del
Dottor Niccolo Toppi. 2 vols, in 1, Najpoli, 1678,
1683. folio.

TORCY (J. B. Colbert, Maequis of).

Memoirs of the Marquis of Torcy, Secretary of State
to Louis XrV. containing the History of the Negotia-
tions, from the Treaty of Eyswic to the Peace of Utrecht.
Translated from the FrencL 2 vols. Lond. 1757.
8vo.

TORF^US (Thormodus).

Universi Septentrionis Antiquitates, seriem Dynas-
tarum et Regum Danise, a piimo eorum Sckioldo,
Odini filio, ad Gormum Grandaevum Haraldi Ceeruli-
dentis patrem, exhibontes. Hafnice, 1705. 4to.

Historia Vinlandise antiquae seu partis Americse
SeptentrionaKs, etc. Hafnice, 1705. 12mo.

Gronlandia antiqua; seu Veteris Gronlandise de-
scriptio. HavnioB, 1706. 12mo.

Historia rerum Norvegicarum. 4 vols. Hafnice,
1711. folio.

Orcades; sive reriim Orcadensium Historise, libri
tres. Havnice, 1715. folio.

TORNBEEG (Carolus Johannes).

Numi CuJici Eegii Numophylacii Holmiensis. See
Sweden.

TORPHICHEN (Chartulart of). See Templaria.

TORQUATUS (Alex. Julius).

Panegyricus .^Eternaturae Gloria; Joanni Christoph.
Konigsmarchio Gottico HannibaU Victoriarum, etc.
[Amstelodami], 1663. folio.

TORQUEMADA (Antonio de).

The Spanish Mandevile of Miracles; or, the Garden
of Curious Flowers. Wherein are handled sundry
points of Humanity, Philosophy, Divinitie, and Geo-
graphy, beautified with many strange and pleasant
Histories. First written in Spanish by Anthonio de
Torquemeda, and out of that tongue translated into
English. Lond. 1600. small 4to.

TORQUEMADA (Juan de).

Los veLnte y un Libros Rituales y Monarchia Indiana
con el origen y guerras de los Indios Occidentales, de
BUS poblaciones, descubrimiento, conquista, conversion
y otras cosas maravillosas de las mesma tierra. 3 vols.
Madrid, 1723. folio.

TORRENS (R)

An Essay on the External Com Trade, Lond. 1815.
8vo.

TORRENS (W. M.)

Memoirs of the Right Hon. William, Second Vis-
count Melbourne. 2 vols. Lond. 1878. 8vo.

TORRES (Diego de).

Histoire des Chdrife, traduite de I'Espagnol par
le Due d'Angoulgme. See Marmol Caravajal (Luts
de).

TORREY (John), M.D., and GRAY (Aba), M.D.

A Flora of North America, containing abridged De-
scriptions of all the known Indigenous and Naturalized
Plants growing north of Mexico; arranged according
to the Natural System. Vol. I. and VoL IL, Part 1.
2 vols. New York, 1838-1841. 8vo.

TORRIANO (Gio.)

Vocabolario ItaUano et Inglese : a Dictionary, Italian
and English, first compiled by John Florio ; and aug-
mented by himself ; diligently revised. Whereunto is
added a Dictionary, English and Italian; with several
Proverbs and Instructions for speedy attaining the
Italian tongue. Now reprinted, revised and corrected
by J. D[avies], M.D. Lond. 1688. folio.

TOSCANA.

Azioni Gloriose degli Uomini Dlustri Fiorentini
espresse co' loro Ritratti nelle Volte dell' Imperial
GaUeria di Toscana (da Ignazio Orsini). n.p., n.d.
oblong folio.

Vedute delle Ville, e d'altri Luoghi deUa Toscana,
da Giuseppe Zocchi. Firenze, 1757. oblong folio,
(Bound with the preceding.)

Viaggio Pittorico deUa Toscana (edizione di Jacopo e
Antonio, fratelli Terreni). 3 vols. Firenze, 1801-
1803. large folio.

See also, Fontani (Francesco).

Monumenti Sepolcrali della Toscana. See Gonnklu
(Giuseppe).

N6gociations Diplomatiques de la France avec la
Toscane. See France : Documents iNioiia

TOSI (Francesco Maria), and BECCHIO (Aless-

ANDHO).

Altars, Tabernacles, and Sepulchral Monuments of
the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Centuries existing at
Rome, published by M. Tosi and Becchio. Descriptions
in Italian, English, and French, by Mrs Spry Bartlett,
Lagny, 1843. folio.

1016

TOSTI— TOWNLEY.

TOSTI (Ldigi).

Storia deUfv Badia di Monte-Cassino, illustrata di
Note e Documenti. 3 vols. Napoli, I8i3. royal 8vo.

TOTHILL (William).

Transactions of the High Court of Chancery, hoth
by practice and precedent ; and since reviewed by Sir
E. 0. Holborne. Lond. 1820. 12mo.

TOTT (FBANgois, Baron de).

Eeflections Politiques sur les Finances et le Com-
merce. 2 vols. La Haye, 1740. 12mo.

The same. La Haye, 1754. 12mo.

Memoirs of the Baron de Tott, containing the State
of the Turkish Empire and the Crimea, during the late
War with Eussia. Translated from the French. 2 vols.
Lmd. 1785. 8vo.

TOUGAED (L'Abbi^ A.)

De I'Histoire Profane dans les Actes Grecs des Bol-
landistes. Extraits Grecs, Traduction Fran5aise,
Notes, avec les Fragments laiss^s in6dits par les
Bollandistes. Paris, 1874. 8vo.

Quid ad Profanos Mores dignoscendos augendaque
Lexica conferant Acta Sanctorum Greeca BoUandiana,
indagavit, digessit, exposuit A Tougard. Parisiis,
1874. 8vo.

TOULMIN (Joshua), D.D.

Sermons principally addressed to youth, to which is
added a Translation of Isocrates's Oration to Demonicus.
Lond. 1730. 12mo.

Memoirs of the Life, Character, Sentiments, and
Writings, of Faustus Socinus. Lond. 1777. 8vo.

History of the Town of Taunton, in the County of
Somerset. Taunton, 1791, 4to.

The same. A New edition by James Savage, en-
larged and brought down to the present time. Taunton,
1822. 8vo.

Neal's History of the Puritans, enlarged. See Neal
(Daniel).

TOULONGEON (F. Emmanuel).
Histoire de France depuis la E6volution de 1789.
7 vols. Paris, 1801-1810. 8vo.

TOULOTTE (E. L. J.) et ElVA (Ch. TniiODOBE).

Histoire de la Barbarie et des Lois au Moyen Age,
de la Civilisation et des Moeurs des Anciens comparees
k celles des Modernes, de I'^glise et des Gouvemements,
etc. 3 vols. Paris, 1829. 8vo,

TOUP (Joannes).

Emendationes in Suidam et Hesychium et alios
Lexicographos Grajcos. 4 vols. Oxford, 1790. 8vo.

TOUE (A), in 1787, from London to the Western
Highlands of Scotland, including Excvirsions to the
Lakes of Westmorland and Cumberland. Lond. 1788.
12mo.

TOUENEFORT (Josephus Pitton), M.D.

Institutiones Eei Herbarise. Editio tertia appen-
dicibus aucta ab Antonio de Jussieu. 3 vols. Parisiis,
1719. 4to.

The Compleat Herbal, or the Botanical Institutions
of Mr Toumefort, Chief Botanist to the late French
King, translated from the Latin, with large additions
from Eay, Gerarde, Parkinson, and others. 2 vols.
Lond. 1719, 1730. 4to.

Voyage into the Levant, performed by command of
the late French King, translated by John Oxell, and
others. 2 vols. Lond. 1718. 4to.

TOUENON (Le Comte de).

fitudes Statistiques sur Eome et la Partie Occidentale
des 6tats Eomains, contenant une Description topo-
graphique, etc., et une Notice sur les Travaux ex^cutds
par I'Administration Fran5aise. 3 vols. Paris, 1831.
8vo.

TOUSTAIN (DoM. Ch. Fe.)

Nouveau Traits de Diplomatique. See Diplo-
matique.

TOVEY (D'Blossiers), LL.D.

AngUa Juridica ; or, the History and Antiquities of
the Jews in England. Oxford, 1738. 4to.

TO WEE IVIenagbrie; comprising the Natural
History of the Animals in that Establishment. Lond.
1829. 8vo.

TO WEES (Eev. Joseph), LL.D.

Tracts on Political and other subjects. 3 vols.
Lond. 1796. 8vo.

TOWLE (George Makepeace).

American Society. 2 vols. Lond. 1870. post Bvo.

TOWNELEY (John).
Bibliotheca Towneleiana.

See Catalogues.

TOWNELEY MYSTERIES, or Miracle Plays.
See SuRTEBS Society.

TOWNLEY (Eichard).

Journal kept in the Isle of Man, with Observations
on the SoQ, Clime, and Natural productions of that
Island. 2 vols. Whitehaven, 1791. 8vo.

TOWIfSEND— TKACTS FOR THE TIMES.

1017

TOWNSEND (Rev. Gborgb), D.D., Canon of
Durham.

The Old Testament, arranged in historical and chrono-
logical order, in such manner that the Books, Chapters,
Psalms, Prophecies, etc., may be read in one connected
History. With copious Notes, etc. 2 vols. Lond.
1821. 8vo.

Ecclesiastical and Civil History philosophically con-
sidered, with reference to the future Ee-union of
Christians. 2 vols. Lond. 1847. 8vo.

Journal of a Tour in Italy in 1850, with an Account
of an Interview with the Pope at the Vatican. Land.
1850. post 8vo.

Edition of Harrington's Theological Works with Life.
See Babrington (John Shute, Viscount).

TOWNSEND (Rev. Hobatio).

Statistical Survey of the County of Cork. Dublin,
1810. 8vo.
The same. Second edition. 2 vols. CbrA;, 1815. 8vo.

TOWNSEND (John K)

Sporting Excursions in the Rocky Mountains, in-
cluding a Journey to the Columbia River, and a Visit
to the Sandwich Islands, Chili, etc. 2 vols. Lond.
1840. post 8vo.

TOWNSEND (Joseph).

A Journey through Spain, in the years 1 786 and
1787. With Remarks on the Agriculture, Commerce,
Population, etc., of that country. 3 vols. Zwid. 1791.
8vo.

TOWNSEND (Thomas).

History of the Conquest of Mexico, translated See
SoLis Y Ribadeneyra (Antonio db).

TOWNSEND (William Chables).

Memoirs of the House of Commons, from the Con-
vention Parliament of 1688-89, to the passing of
the Reform Bill in 1832. 2 vols. Lond. 1843, 1844.
8vo.

The Lives of Twelve Eminent Judges of the last
and of the present Century. 2 vols. Lond. 1846.
8vo.

Modern State Trials, revised and illustrated with
Essays and Notes. 2 vols. Lond. 1850. 8vo.

TOWNSHEND (Heywood).

Historical Collections ; or, an exact Account of the
Proceedings of the four last Parliaments of Queen
ElizabetL Lond. 1680. foHo.

TOWNSHEND (Heywood)— a<w<m««i.

Megalopsychy ; being a particular and exact Account
of the last XVII years of Q. Elizabeth's Reign, both
Military and Civil. The first written by Sir William
Monson, one of the Queen's Admirals, and the second
by Heywood Townshend. LomZ. 1682. folio. (Bound
with the preceding.)

TOWNSON (Robert).

Travels in Hungary, with a short account of Yienoa,
in the year 1793. Lond. M^"!. 4ta

TOZER (Rev. Henry Fanshawe).

Researches in the Highlands of Turkey. 2 vols.
Lond. 1869. post 8va

TRACTATUS de Judeorum et Christianorura
Communione et Conversatione. {Argentorati, circa
1495.) foUo.

TRACTATUS MATHEMATICL

(1) De Maculis in Sole Animadversis, Batavi Dis-
sertatiuncula. — (2) De vero Nativitatis Christi Anno,
Sethi Calvisii Epistola ad Joan. Keplerum. — (3) Rod.
Goclenii Apologeticus pro Astromantia Discursus, in
quo Divinatio ex Astris defenditur, — (4) Joannia
Faulhaberi Speculum Polytechnum Mathematicum
novum. — (5) Formula Calendarii Novi, proposita a
Setho Calvisio. — (6) Dissertatio de Calendarii Emen-
datione, a M. Erasmo Schmidt. Lipsice, 1611-1613.
4to.

TRACTATUS Theologico-Metaphysica ; being a
Critical Dissertation on some Branches of Metaphysicks,
Natural Philosophy, and Theology. Zowrf. 1747. 8vo,

TRACTS (Collections of).

Certain Ancient Tracts concerning the Management
of Landed Property, reprinted. Xenophon's Treatise
of Householde (translated by Gentian Hervet).— The
Book of Husbandry. — Surveyinge, An. MDXXXIX.)
Lond. 1767. 8vo.

A Collection of scarce and interesting Tracts, written
by Persons of Eminence, upon political and commercial
subjects, between 1763 and 1770. 4 vols. Lond,
1788. 8vo.

See also, Rebellion. Revglhtion. Scotland,

TRACTS FOR THE TIMES. By Merabew of
theUniversityof Oxford, 1833-1841. 6 vols. Lond.
1839-1842. 8vo.

Index to the Tracts for the Times, by the Rev. David
Croly. Oxford, 1842. 8vo. (Bound with the pre-
ceding.)

6n

1018

TEACTS ON JURY TRlALS-TRAITfiS DIPLOMATIQUES.

TRACTS ON JURY TRIALS. Bound in one

volume. 8vo.

I. An Address to the People of Scotland, on the Nature,
Powers, and Privileges of Juries. By William
Smellie. Edinb. 1815. — 2. Observations on the
Trial by Jury ; particularly on the Unanimity re-
quired in the Verdict. By John Longley. Land.
1812. — 3. Considerations on the Introduction of
Jury Trial in Civil Causes into Scotland. (By
Lord Meadowbank.) Edinb. 1815.— 4. Considera-
tions on the immoral tendency of a Law requiring
Unanimity of Juries. By John Campbell of Car-
brook. Edinb. 1815. — 5. Letter to the People of
Scotland on the Jury Bill. By a Juryman. Edinb.

\ 1815. — 6. Answer to the Juryman's Letter, addressed

to the People of Scotland, on the Bill, in so far as
it relates to the Unanimity of Juries. Edinb. 1815.
—7. Trial by Jury. The manner in which Common
Juries are Struck and Summoned in Civil Cases,
according to the Law of England, compared with
the manner in which they are to be Struck and
Summoned in Scotland, under the New Act of
Parliament. By William Scott. Edinb. 1815.— 8.
Thoughts on the Act rendering permanent the
Court for Trial by Jury in Civil Cases in Scotland.
Edinb. 1819.

TEACTS (Collections of). See Harleian Mis-
cellany. Revolution. Somers's Tracts. State
Tracts.

TEAUES.

The Trades Increase. (By J. R.) Lo?id. 1615.
4to.

The Ancient Trades decayed, Repaired again ;
wherein are declared the several Abuses that have im-
paired all the ancient Trades in the Kingdom ; with
proposals how they may be repaired. Lond. 1678.
4to.

The Complete Book of Trades. See Whittock (N.)

TRADESCANT (John).

MussBum Tradescantianum ; or, a Collection of
Rarities preserved at South-Lambetli, neer London, by
John Tradescant. Lond. 1656. 12 mo.

TRAGICUM THEATEUM. See Thbatrum.

TEAIL (Mrs).

Backwoods of Canada. See Library of Entertain-
ing Knowledge.

TRAIL (William), LL.D.

Elements of Algebra. Fourth edition. To which is
added an Appendix. (Anon.) Edinh. 1796. 8vo.
The same. Fifth edition. Hdinb. 1808. 8vo.

TRAIL (William), 11..J)— Continued.

Life and Writings of Robert Simson, M.D., late
Professor of Mathematics in the University of Glasgow.
Lond. 1812. 4to.

TRAILL (Thomas Stewart), M D.
Physical Geography, from the seventh edition of
the Encyclopaedia Britannica. Edinh. 18S8. post 8vo.

TRAIN (Joseph).

The Buchanites from First to Last. Edinb. 1846.
12mo.

Strains of the Mountain Muse. Edinb. 1814. 8vo.

TRAITfi de la Circulation et du Credit. (Anon.)
See Pinto (J. db).

TEAITfi complet de Diplomatie ; ou Thdorie
g^n^rale dcs relations exterieures des puissances de
I'Europe. Par un ancien Ministre. 3 vols. Paris,
1833. 8vo.

TRAITES DIPLOMATIQUES.

Recueil des Traitez de Paix, de Treve, de Neutralite,
etc., et d'autres Actes Publics, depuis la Naissance de
Jesus Christ jusq^u' k present. 4 vols. Amsterdam,
1700. folio.

Corps Universel Diplomatique du droit des gens ;
ou Recueil des Traites de Paix, d' Alliances, de Com-
merce, etc., faits en Europe depuis Charlemagne jusqu'
k present. Par Jean Dumont. 8 vols. Amster-
dam, 1726-1731. folio.

Histoire des anciens Trait6s ju^qu' k Charlemagne
par J. Barbeyrae. 2 vols. Amsterdam, 11 Z9. folio.

Supplement au Corps Universel Diplomatique avec
le Ciiremoniel Diplomatique des Cours de I'Europe.
Par J. Eousset. 3 vols. Amsterdam, 1739. folio.

Histoire des Traite's de Paix et autres Negociations
du 17' Sifecle, depuis la Paix de Vervins jusqu' k la
Paix de Nimfegue (par J. Yves de Saint-Prest). Ouvrage
qui peut servir d'Introduction an Corps Diplomatique.
2 vols. Amsterdam, 1725. folio.

Negociations Secretes touchant la Paix de Munster
et d'Osuabrug, 1642-1648. Par J. Leclerc. 4 vols.
La Haye, 1724-1726. folio.

Eecueil des Traites, Conventions et Actes Diplo-
matiques concernant I'Autriche et I'ltalie, 1703-1859.
Paris, 1859. 8vo.

Nouveau Eecueil General de Traites. (Continuation
du grand Eecueil de G. Fr. de Martens par F. Mur-
hard, C. Samwer et J. Hopf.) See Martens (Georges
Fki^deric de).

Eecueil des Traitds, etc., conclus par I'Autriche avec
les Puissances Etrangferes. See Neumann (Leopold).

TKANS ACTIONS— TRANSUBSTA NTI ATION.

1019

TRANSACTIONS.

Transactions of the Agricultural and Horticultural
Society of India. Vol. I. Serempore, 1829. 8vo.

Transactions of the Society instituted in Bengal
for inquiring into the History, etc., of Asia. See
Asiatic Researches.

Transactions of the Bombay Geographical Society.
See Bombay.

Transactions of the Literary Society of Bombay.
See BoMBAT.

Transactions of the British and Foreign Institute.
See British and Foreign Institute.

Transactions of the Cambridge Philosophical Society,
established November 15, 1819. 4 vols, and vol. v.
part 1. Oambi-idge, 1822-1833. 4to.

Transactions of the Institution of Civil Engineers.

3 vols. Lond. 1836-1842. 4to.

Transactions of the Dublin Society. See Dublin
Society.

Transactions of the Geological Society. See Geo-
LOGiCAL Society.

Transactions of the Highland and Agricultural So-
ciety of Scotland. See Highland Society.

Transactions of the Horticultural Society of London.
See Horticulture.

Transactions of the Iberno-Celtic Society. See
Ireland.

Transactions of the lona Club. See Iona.

Transactions of the Linnean Society of London.
See Linnean Society.

Transactions of the Society, instituted at London,
for the encouragement of Arts, Manufactures, and
Commerce, with the Premiums offered for the year
1783. 50 vols. iont?. 1783-1834. 8vo.

Memoirs of the Literary and Philosophical Society
of Manchester. Second edition. 5 vols. Lond.
1789-1798. 8vo.

The same. Second series. 4 vols. ZoW. 1805-1824.
8vo.

Transactions of the Literary and Antiquarian Society
of Perth. See Antiquaries.

Transactions of the Phrenological Society. See
Phrenological Society.

Transactions of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great
Britain and Ireland. See Asiatic Society.

Transactions of the Royal Irish Academy. See
Ireland.

Transactions of the Royal Scottish Society of Arts.

4 vols. Edinh. 1841-1856. 8vo.

Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh.
24 vols. Edinh. 1788-1867. 4to.

Transactions of the Royal Society of Literature of
the United Kingdom. 3 vols. Zomc?. 1829-1839 4to.

TRANSACTIONS— C7o»<m?/^

Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of
London. 138 vols. Lond. 1665 1854. 4to.

Table des M6moires imprimds dans les Transactions
Philosophiques de la Soci6te Royale de Londres-
Depuis 1665 jusques en 1735. Rang6e par ordre
chronologique, par ordre des Mati^res, et par noma
d'Auteurs. Par M. do Bremond. Paris, 1739. 4to.

A General Index to the Philosophical Transactions,
from the first to the end of the seventieth volume.
By Paul Henry Maty. Lond. 1787. 4to.

Abstracts of the Papers printed in the Philosophical
Transaction^ of the Royal Society of London, from
1800 to 1854 inclusive. 6 vols. Lond. 1832-1854.
8vo.

The Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society
of London, from their commencement in 1665 to the
year 1800; abridgsd, with Notes and Biographic
Illustrations, by Charles Hutton, LLD., George Shaw,
MD., Richard Pearson, M.D. 18 vols. Lond. 1809.
4to.

The History of the Royal Society of London.
[1660-1687.] In which the most considerable of those
Papers communicated to the Society, which have
hitherto not been published, are inserted in their
proper order, as a Supplement to the Philosophical
Transactions. By Thomas Birch, D.D. 4 vols. Lond.
1756-1757. 4to.

Transactions of the Scottish Society for promoting
the Amendment of the Law. Session 1868-1869.
Edinh. 1870. 8vo.

Transactions of the Zoological Society of London.
See Zoological Society.

Memoirs of Science and the Arts ; or, an Abridge-
ment of the Transactions of the principal learned
Societies in Europe, Asia, and America. 2 vols.
Deptford, 1793-1794. 4to.

TRANSLATIONS.

English Hexameter Translations from Schiller,
Gothe, Homer, CaUinus, and Meleager. Lond. 1847.
oblong 8vo.

Translations and Paraphrases in Verse of several
passages of Sacred Scripture, collected and prepared by
a Committee of the General Assembly of the Church of
Scotland. Edinh. 1799. 8vo.

TRANSSILVANIA. See Simigianus (Ambrosius).

TRANSUBSTANTIATION.

An Essay on Transubstantiation, by a Country
Divine. With a Preliminary Discourse by Thomas
Stephen. Edinh. 1835. 12mo.

1020

TRANT— TREMENHEERE.

TRANT (Capt. T. Abercrombt).

Narrative of a Journey through Greece in 1830.
With Remarks on the Naval and Military Power of
the Ottoman Empire. Lond. 1830. 8vo.

TRAPEZUNTIUS (Geobgios).
Rhetoricorum Libri V. Joh. Spira, Venetiis. {Sine
anno, sed circa 1472.) folio.

TRAPP (Joseph).

The Life of Sir CharleB Linnaeus.
(D. H.)

See Stoever

TRAVELLER.

The Modern Traveller. A Popular Description,
Geographical, Historical, and Topographical, of the
various Countries of the Globe. 28 vols. Lond.
1824-1829. 12mo.

TRAVELS.

Early Travels in Palestine, comprising the Narra-
tives of Arculf, Willibald, Benjamin of Tudela, Sir
John Maundeville, etc. Edited with Notes by Thomas
Wright. Lond. 1848. 12mo. (Bohn's Antiquarian
Library.)

TRAVELS (Collections of). See Voyages and
Travels.

TRAVERSARIUS (Ambrosius), Camaldidensis.

Ambrosii Traversarii Generalis Camaldulensium
aloriumque ad ipsum, et ad alios de eodem Ambrosio,
LatLnse Epistolae a Petro Canneto in Libros XXV.
tributa3, variorum opera distiuctae et observationibus
illustratse : accedit ejusdem Ambrosii Vita a Laur.
Mehusio. 2 vols. FlarenticB, 1759. folio.

TRAVIS (Rev. George).

Letters to Edward Gibbon, Esq., in defence of the
authenticity of 1 John v. 7. Lond. 1785. 8vo.

TRAYNER (John).

Latin Phrases and Maxims, collected from the Insti-
tutional and other Writers on Scotch Law ; with
Translations and Illustrations. Edinh. \&Q\. 8vo.

The same. Second edition. Edinh. 1876. 8vo.

TREASON.

Some Considerations on the Law of Forfeiture for
High Treason ; with an Appendix concerning Estates-
Tail in Scotland. Edinb. 1778. 8vo.

A Collection of Statutes relating to High Treason.
See Statutes.

Historical Account of Trials and Attainders of High
Treason. See Trials (Collbotions op).

TREASURY.

Calendar of Treasury Papers. See State PAPERa

TREATIES OF PEACE.

The compleat History of the Treaty of Utrecht, as
also that of Gertruydenberg ; containing all the Acts,
Memorials, etc., relating to the Negociations there. To
which are added, the Treaties of Radstat and Baden.
2 vols. Lond. 1715. 8vo.

A Collection of all the Treaties of Peace, etc.,
between Great Britain and other Powers. See Liver-
pool (Charles Jenkinson, Earl of).

Corps Universels Diplomatique, par J. Dumont.
See Traites Diplomatiques.

RecueU des Traitez de Paix, etc. See Traites
Diplomatiques.

See also. Martens (George FRiiD^Ric de). Neumann
(Li^opold).

TREATISES on Poetry, Modern Romance and
Rhetoric ; being the Articles under those heads, con-
tributed to the Encyclopedia Britannica, seventh edi-
tion. (By Professors George Moir and William Spald-
ing). Edinh. 1839. 8vo.

TREBECK (George).

Travels in the Himalayan Provinces, etc.
Moorcroft (William).

See

TREDGOLD (Thomas).

Elementary Principles of Carpentry. With an
Essay on the nature and properties of Timber. Lond.
1820. 4to.

Principles of Warming and Ventilating Public
Buildings, Dwelling-houses, Manufactories, Hospitals,
etc. Lond. 1824. 8vo.

Remarks on Steam Navigation, and its protection,
regulation, and encouragement. Lond. 1825. 8vo.

The Steam-Engine ; comprising an Account of its
Invention and Progressive Improvement ; with an
Investigation of its Principles for Navigation, Manu-
factures, Railroads, etc. Lond. 1827. 4to.

See also, Buchanan (Robertson).

TREFFRY (Rev. Richard).

Inquiry into the Doctrine of the Eternal Sonship of
our Lord. Lond. 1839. 12mo.

TREMBICKA (Mmb. Fran50isb).
M^moires d'une Polonaise. See Poland : Bibliothkca
polonica.

TREMENHEERE (Hugh Sbtmoub).
The Political Experience of the Ancients, in its
bearings upon Modern Times, Land. 1852. 12mo.

TRENCH— TEIALS.

1021

TRENCH (Rev. Francis).

Diary of Travels in France and Spain, chiefly in the
year 1844. 2 vols. Lond. 1845. post 8vo.

A "Walk Round Mont Blanc, etc. Lmd. 1847,
post 8vo.

TRENCH (Richard Chenevix), D.D., Archbishop
of Dublin.

Notes on the Miracles of our Lord. Fifth edition,
revised. Lond. 1856. 8vo.

Shipwrecks of Faith : Three Sermons preached
before the University of Cambridge in May 1867.
Lord. 1867. 12mo.

Sermons preached for the most part in Ireland.
Lond. 1873. 8vo.

Plutarch ; his Life, his Lives, and his Morals. Four
Lectures. Lond. 1873. 12mo.

Lectures on Medieval Church History ; being the
substance of Lectures delivered at Queen's CoUege,
London. Lond. 1877. 8vo.

TRENCH ("W. Stewart).

Realities of Irish Life, with Illustrations by his Son,
J. Townsend Trench. Lond. 1869. 8vo.

TEENCHARD (John).

Essays on important subjects. Lond. 1755. 12mo.

A Collection of Tracts, by Mr Trenchard and Mr
Gordon. 2 vols. Lond. 1751. 12mo.

Cato's Letters or Essays on Liberty, etc. See
Gordon (Thomas).

TRENCK (Fr^d^ric, Baron de).

Examen politique et critique d'un ouvrage intitule,
Histoire Secrfete de la Cour de Berlin (par Mirabeau).
Berlin, n.d. 8vo.

TRENT (Council of).

Acta Genuina SS. Q'^cumenici Concilii Tridentini,
sub Paulo IIL, Julio III., et Pio IV., PP. MM., ab
Angelo Massarello, Episcopo Thelesino, ejusdem Con-
cilii secretario conscripta. Nunc primum integre edita
ab Augustino Theiner. 2 vols. Zagrabim in Croatia.
1874. 4to.

SS. Concilii Tridentini Canones et Decreta. See
CoNCiuuM Tridentinum.

Catechismus Concilii Tridentini. See Concilium
Tridentinum.

TRlfcSOR DE NUMISMATIQUE See Numis-
matics.

TRESSAN (Comte de).

Corps d'Extraits de Romans de Chevalerie. 4 vols.
Paris, 1782. 12mo.

TREVELYAN (Sib Charles Edward).

A Report upon the Inland Customs and Town-duties
of the Bengal Presidency. Galciitta, \%Zi. royal 8 vo.

TREVELYAN (George Otto).

Life and Letters of Lord Macaulay. 2 vols. Lond.
1876. 8vo.

The same. New edition. 2 vola Lond. 1878.
post 8vo.

The Early History of Charles James Fox. Lond.
1880. 8vo.

TREVELYAN PAPERS.

Trevelyan Papers. See Camden Society.

TREVIGAR (L.)

Sectionum Conicarum Elementa, methodo facillima
demonstrata. CantabrigicB, 1731. 4to.

TREVISA (John).

Translation of Bartholomeus de Proprietatibus
Rerum. See Glanvil (Bartholomew).

TREVOR (Charles).

A Practical Illustration of the Laws and Business of
the Customs. Belfast, 1828. 8vo.

TREVOR (Charles Cecil).

The Taxes on Succession : a Digest of the Statutes
and Cases relating to the Probate, Legacy, and Succes-
sion Duties ; with practical observations and official
forms. Lond. 1856. 12mo.

The same. Third edition, completely re-arranged
and thoroughly revised by Evelyn Freeth and Robert
J. Wallace. Lond. 1880. 8vo.

TREVOR (John). See Hampden (Robert Lord).

TRIALS (Collections of).

State Trials ; or, a Collection of the most interesting
Trials, prior to the Revolution of 1688. See Phillipps
(Samuel March).

Historical Account of all the Tryals and Attainders
of High-Treason, from the reign of King Charles the
First, chronologically digested : to which are added
the Dying Speeches, or Papers left by the suffering
Persons. Lond. 1716. 12mo.

A Compleat Collection of State-Tryals, and Proceed-
ings upon Impeachments for High Treason, and other
Crimes and Misdemeanours ; from the Reign of King
Henry the Fourth to the present time. 10 vols.
Lond. 1719-1766. folio.

Trials for High Treason, etc., with Proceedings on
Bills of Attainder for 300 years past 6 vols. Lond.
1720. 8vo.

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TRIALS (Collections of) — Continwd.

Select Criminal Trials at Justice-Hall in the Old
Bailey ; with the Opinions of the Twelve Judges on
several interesting points reserved for their Decision.
Vol. I. Edinb. 1803. 8vo.

The Old Bailey Chronicle. See Mountague (James).

Collection of Papers relating to the Trials for High
Treason, at Stirling, in June 1820. Edinb. 1820.
large folio.

Celebrated Trials, and remarkable Cases of Criminal
Jurisprudence, from the earliest records to the year
1825. 6 vols. Lond. 1825. 8vo.

Trials for High Treason in Scotland under a Special
Commission held at Stirling, Glasgow, Dumbarton,
Paisley, and Ayr, in the year 1820. Taken in
Shorthand by C. J. Green. 3 vols. Edinb. 1825.
8vo.

The Western Marty rology or Bloody Assizes. See
Marttrs.

Cases of Divorce for several causes; viz.. Memoirs
of the Life of Robert Fielding ; the case of Barbara,
late Dutchess of Cleaveland, with the whole Proceed-
ings between her Grace and Major-General Fielding ;
the case of Sir George Downing ; the case of John
Dormer; the case of Lord Eoos, etc. Lond. 1723.
12mo.

Trials for Adultery ; or, the History of Divorces ;
being Select Trials at Doctors Commons for Adultery,
Fornication, Cruelty, Impotence, etc., from the year
1760 to the present time. 7 vols. Zond. 1780-1781.
8vo.

Celebrated Trials connected with the Aristocracy in
the Relations of Private Life. See Burke (Peter).

An Account of two remarkable Trials for Murder in
the Counties of Gloucester and Essex. The first related
by Sir Thomas Overbury, and the other by that very
learned antiquary, Joseph Strutt. Lond. 1806. 8vo.
(Collection of Trials, Vol. Ill)

Criminal Trials, illustrative of the Tale entitled
"The Heart of Mid- Lothian." Published from the
original Record ; with a prefatory Notice, including
some particulars of the Life of Captain Porteous.
Edinb. 1818. 12mo.

See also, Porteus (Captain John).

The Black Kalendar of Aberdeen. See Aberdeen
(City of).

The Book of Remarkable Trials and Notorious Char-
acters from "Half-hanged Smith," 1700, to Oxford,
who shot at the Queen, 1840. Edited by Captain L.
Benson. Lond. 1871. post 8vo.

See also, Arnot (Hugo). Maolaurin (John). Med-
LAND (Wm.). Phillipps (Samuel March). Pitcairn
(Robert). Towksend (William Charles).

TRIALS.

AiTON V. M'Culloch. — Report of the Trial by Jury
of the Action of Damages for a Libel in the Scots-
man newspaper ; William Alton, M.D., against
John Ramsay M'Culloch of Auchengoul, editor
of the Scotsman, and others. Edinb. 1823.
8vo. (Collection of Trials, Vol. VII.)

Angus. — The Trial of Charles Angus, Esq., on an
Indictment for the Wilful Murder of Margaret
Burns, at the Assizes held at Lancaster. Liver-
pool, 1808. 8vo. (Collection of Trials, Vol. V.)

Vindication of the Opinions dehvered in

Evidence by the Medical Witnesses for the Crown
on a late Trial at Lancaster for murder. Liver-
pool, 1808. 8vo. (Collection of Trials, Vol. V.)

Remarks on a late Publication entitled, " A

Vindication," etc., by James Carson, M.D. Liver-
pool, 1808. 8vo. (CoUection of Trials, Vol V.)

Aram. — The genuine Account of the Trial of Eugene
Aram for the Murder of Daniel Clark, late of
Knaresborough, in the county of York. York,
1759. 8vo. (Collection of Trials, VoL I.)

Blandy. — The genuine Trial at large of Mary
Blandy, spinster, for poisoning her late father,
Francis Blandy, gent, Town-Clerk of Henley
upon Thames. Dublin, 1752. 8vo.

Brodie.— An Account of the Trial of William
Brodie and George Smith before the High Court
of Justiciary for breaking into, and Robbing the
General Excise Office of Scotland. Illustrated
with Notes and Anecdotes. By a Juryman.
Edinb. 1788. 4to.

Cairns.— Report of the Trial of Cairns, TurnbuU,
Smith, and Lamb, for the crimes of Mobbing and
Rioting, and Assault. By Archibald Swinton.
Edinb. 1838. 8vo. (Scottish Criminal Cases,
VoL V.)

Calder. — Minutes of the Proceedings at a Court
Martial for the Trial of Sir Robert Calder, Bart.,
Vice- Admiral of the Blue. Lond. 1806. 8vo.
(CoUection of Trials, Vol. IV.)

Campbell (Major A.). — The Trial of Major Camp-
bell for the Murder of Captain Boyd in a duel.
Lond. 1808. 8vo. (Scottish Crimmal Cases,
VoL III)

A short Vindication of the Memory of the

late Major Alexander Campbell [by F. Jeffrey,
Esq., Advocate]. Edinb. 1810. 8vo. (Scottish
Criminal Cases, Vol. III.)

Campbell (Charles). — Memoirs of Charles Campbell,
to which is appended an Account of his TriaL
Glasgow, 1828. 8vo. (Scottish Criminal Cases,
VoL II.)

TRIALS.

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TMA.LS— Continued.

Campbell (Mungo).— The Trial of Mungo Campbell,
before the High Court of Justiciary in Scotland,
for the Murder of Alexander, Earl of Eglin-
toun. Lond. 1770. 8vo. (Collection of Trials,
Vol. I.)

Carnegie. — The Trial of James Carnegie of Fin-
haven for the Murder of Charles, Earl of Strath-
more, on the 9th May 1728. Edinb. 1729.
4to.

Caroline. — Report of the Proceedings in the House
of Lords on the BiU of Pains and Penalties
against the Queen. See Carouse (Queen of
George TV.).

Carr v. Hood. — LibeL Sir John Carr against
Hood and Sharpe. Report of the above Case
tried before Lord Ellenborough and a special jury.
To which are added several Letters written by
the Earl of Mountmorris, Sir Richard Phillips,
etc. Land. 1808. 8vo. (Collection of Trials,
Vol. V.)

Castlehaven. — The Trial of Mervin Lord Audley,
Earl of Castlehaven, for a Rape and Sodomy.
Also, the proceedings between the Duke of Nor-
folk and his Dutchess. Lond. 1719. 12rao.

Chandler. — The Remarkable Tryal of Thomas
Chandler, late of Clifford's Inn, Gent., who was
tried and convicted at Reading, 1750, for Perjury.
By Edward Wise. Reading, 1751. 8vo. (Col-
lection of Trials, VoL L)

Charles. — Trial of King Charles. See Charles
THE First.

Clark. — Report of the Proceedings of the Court of
Session in the Lethendy Case, the Rev. Thomas
Clark against the Presbytery of Dunkeld. See
Robertson (C. Gordon).

Clerk. — Trial of Duncan Terig, alias Clerk, and
Alexander Bane Macdonald for the Murder of
Arthur Davis, Sergeant in General Guise's Regi-
ment of Foot, June 1754. JSdinb. 1831. 4to.
(Bannatjme Club.)

Craig. — Report of the Proceedings of the Relief
Synod in the Case of the Rev. WiUiam Craig,
Minister of the Relief Congregation, Dalkeith.
minb. 1828. 8vo. (Collection of Trials, Vol.
VIII.)
. Dawson. — Proceedings of a General Court Martial
assembled at Malta, March 1, 1824, in the Trial
of Lieutenant George Francis Dawson, for hesi-
tating to comply with an order by which he was
required to assist and participate in the Cere-
monies of the Romish Church. Lond. 1825.
8vo.

TRIALS— Continue I.

Despard. — The whole Proceedings on the Trials of
Col. Despard and the other State Prisoners, Feb.
1803. To which are preKxed, original and
authentic Memoirs of CoL Despard, and Lord
Ellenborough's eloquent Charge to the Grand Jury.
Lond. (1 803). 8vo. (Collection of Trials, VoL IL )

Dewe v. Samuels. — The case of Dewe v. Samuels :
tried at the Assizes held at Abingdon, 14 July
1818, relating to a Toll claimed by the Corpora-
tion of Newbury, with some Preliminary Observa-
tions on the the Law of Market Tolls, etc. Lond.
1820., 8vo.

Douglas. — The Trial of the Rev. Niel Douglas
before the High Court of Justiciary at Edinburgh,
for Sedition. Minb. 1817. 8vo.

The same. (Scottish Criminal Cases, VoL I.)

DowNiE. — Trial of David Downie for High Treason
before the Court, under the Special Commission
of Oyer and Terminer, held at Edinburgh.
Mlinb. 1795. 8vo.

Duncan v. Yoolow. — Report of the Proceedings
under a Brieve of Idiotry, Peter Duncan against
David Yoolow, tried at Coupar- Angus, Jan. 1837,
with an Appendix of Documents, by Ludovic
Colquhoun, Advocate. Edinb. 1837. 8vo.

Eaglesham. — The Eaglesham Poisoning Case. See
Cowan (Hugh).

Edgar. — Trial of William Edgar, .John Keith, and
Andrew M'Kuday, for administering unlawful
Oaths. Edinb. 1817. 8vo.

Emmett. — The Trial of Robert Emmet for High
Treason, at a Court of Oyer and Terminer held at
Dublin. By William Ridgway. Edinb. 1803.
8vo. (Collection of Trials, VoL IL)

Essex. — The Case of Impotence, as debated in Eng-
land, in that remarkable Tiyal, 1613, between
Robert, Earl of Essex, and the Lady Frances
Howard. Written by Greorge Abbott, Archbishop
of Canterbury. Lond. 1719. 12mo.

Fauntleroy. — Pierce Egan's Account of the Trial of
Mr Fauntleroy for Forgery at the Old Bailey,
30th October 1824. Lond. 1824. 8vo. (CoUec-
tion of Trials, VoL VIII.)

Fletcher — Trial of the Rev. Alexander Fletcher,
Minister of Albion Chapel, Moorfields, before the
United Associate Synod. Lond. 1824. 8vo.
(CoUection of Trials, VoL VL)

Frost.- — Trial of John Frost for High Treason. See
Frost (John).

Garnet. — A Relation of the Proceedings against the
most barbarous Traitors, Garnet, a Jesuite, and
his confederates. See Gaenkt (Henry).

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TRIALS— Continued.

Gkrrald. — The Trial of Joseph Gerrald, delegate
from the London Corresponding Society to the
British Convention, March 1794. Edinb. [1794].
8vo. (Trials for Sedition.)

Gesvres. — Tlie Case of Impotency debated in the
Tryal at Paris between the Marquis of Gesvres
and Mademoiselle de Mascranny, his lady. Done
from the Paris edition. 2 vols. Lond. 1714.
12mo.

Gillespie. — A Eeport of the Trial of Malcolm
Gillespie and George Skene Edwards for Forgery ;
together with the Life and Dying Declarations of
Malcolm Gillespie, written by himself. Aberdeen,
1827. Svo.

Gillespie w. Eussell. — A full Eeport of the Trial
before the Lord-Justice General of the Issues in
the Action at the instance of Mr and Mrs Gillespie
of Torbanehill against Messrs EusseU & Son,
coal masters, Blackbraes. Edinb. 1853. 8vo.

GiLMODR.— Eeport of the Trial of Mrs Gilmour on
the charge of poisoning her Husband. With a
brief sketch of her Life. Glasgow, 1844. 8vo.
(Scottish Criminal Cases, Vols. III. and V.)

Glasgow Bank. — Eeport of the Trial before the
High Court of Justiciary, Her Majesty's Advocate
against the Directors and Managers of the City of
Glasgow Bank, and of the Procedure upon the
Petition for Bail, with Lithographs of the Scroll,
Abstracts of Accounts, etc. By Charles Tennant
Couper, Advocate. Eddnb. 1879. 8vo.

Eeport of the Trial of the Directors of the

City of Glasgow Bank. Edinb. 1879. Svo.

Glover v. Stmk — Eeport of the Trial in the Action
of Damages at the instance of George Glover,
Surgeon, against James Synie, Professor in the
University of Edinburgh. Edinb. 1855. Svo.

Gordon. — The Trial of Lord George Gordon for
High Treason. Edinb. [1781]. 8vo. (Scottish
Criminal Cases, Vol. V.)

The Proceedings at large on the Trial of

George Gordon, Esq., commonly called Lord
George Gordon, for High Treason, in the Court of
King's BencL Carefully compiled from the
Shorthand Writing of Mr William Blanchard.
Edinb. 17S1. Svo. (Collection of Trials, Vol. I.)

Grant.— The Trial of John Grant, Sheriff-Clerk
Depute of the Shire of Inverness, for Forgery.
Edinb. 1793. 12mo.

Hall. — An Account of the curious and interesting
Trial of Thomas HaU for Fraud and Wilful
Imposition. Edinb. 1789. Svo. (Scottish
Criminal Cases, VoL IIL)

TRIALS— Continued.

Hamilton. — Eeport of the Trial by Jury of the
Action of Damages for a Libel in the Beacon
Newspaper; Lord Archibald Hamilton against
Duncan Stevenson, printer in Edinburgh.
Edint). 1822. Svo. (Collection of Trials, Vol. VIL)

Habdy. — State Trials for High Treason, containing
the Trial of Thomas Hardy. Edinb. 1794. Svo.
(Collection of Trials, Vol. II.)

Hay. — A Narrative of Procedure before the Court
of Session in the Trial of John Hay. See Hay
(John).

Heaman. — Eeport of the Trial of Peter Heaman and
Frangois Qautiez or Gautier, for the crimes of
Piracy and Murder, before the High Court of
Admiralty, held at Edinburgh. By Alexander
Stuart. Edinb. 1821. Svo.

The same. (Scottish Criminal Cases, VoL IV.)

Hensey. — Authentic Memoirs of the Life and
Treasonable Practices of Doctor Florence Hensey.
Lond. 1758. Svo. (Collection of Trials, Vol. I.)

HoRSMAN V. Bulmer. — A fuU and impartial Eeport
of the Case of Jane Horsman v. Francis Bulmer
and others : being an Action of Trespass and
False Imprisonment tried at the Summer As-
sizes for the County of York, August 4, 1819.
York [1819]. Svo.

Hunt. — Eeport of the Proceedings on the Trial of
John Hunt and Leigh Hunt, proprietors of the
Examiner, for publishing an article on Military
Punishments. Tried in the Court of King's
Bench before Lord Ellenborough. Stamford,
1811. Svo.

Hunter. — The Trial of Thomas Hunter, Peter
Haoket, Eichard M'Niel, James Gibb, and William
M'Lean, the Glasgow Cotton-Spinners, on the
charges of Murder, hiring to commit Assassinations,
etc. Edinb. 1838. 8vo. (Scottish Criminal
Cases, Vol. IV.) See also, Swinton (Archibald).

Irving. — The Trial of the Eev. Edward Irving
before the London Presbytery. Lond.\SZ2. Svo.

Johnson. — A fuU Eeport of the Proceedings in His
Majesty's Court of Exchequer in Ireland in the
case of the Hon. Mr Justice Johnson. Dublin,
1805. Svo. (Collection of Trials, Vol. IV.)

Johnstone. — Defence of the Honourable Andrew
Cochrane Johnstone, including a View of the
Evidence produced on his Trial, with the Sentence
and varied commentaries thereon by the Judge
Advocate-General. To this edition is added a
Correspondence with the Department of the
Commander-in-Chief, 1803-1804. Edinb. 1806.
Svo. (CoUection of Trials, VoL III.)

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THIALS— Continued.

KiNGAN V. Watson. — Eoport of the Trial by Jury
in the Coimtor Actions of Defamation and Damages
Kingan v. Watson, and also of the Proceedings
under the motion for a new Trial. To which are
prefixed Observations on Mr Kingan's case, by a
Member of the Bar. Edinb. 1828. 8vo. (Col-
lection of Trials, Vol. VIII.)

Supplement to the Report. Edinb. 1829. 8vo.

(CoUection of Trials, Vol. VIIT.)

KiNLOCH. — Trial of Sir Archibald Gordon Kanloch
of Gilmerton, Bart., for the Murder of Sir Francis
Kinloch, his Brother-German. Edinb. 1795. 8vo.

The same. (Scottish Criminal Cases, Vol. I.)

Landale. — Fatal Duel near Kirkaldy. Eeport of

the Trial of David Landale, Esq., before the
Circuit Court of Justiciary, at Perth, on Friday
22d September 1826. Perth, n.d. 8vo.

Eemarks on the late Trial of David Landale for

killing Mr Morgan in a duel. By George Buchan
of KeUoe. Edinb. 1826. 8vo. (Bound with
the preceding.)

The same. (Scottish Criminal Cases, Vol. II.)

Layer. — Trial of Christopher Layer for High

Treason. See Layer (Christopher).

Leslie v. Blackwood. — Eeport of the Trial by Jury,
Professor John Leslie against William Blackwood,
for Libel in " Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine."
Edinb. 1822. 8vo. (Collection of Trials, Vol. VIL)

Long. — Two Trials before the Judge of the High
Court of Admiralty of Scotland. I. The Trial,
at the instance of Duncan Forbes of CuUoden,
H.M. Advocate, etc., against James Long, corporal;
and Thomas Macadam, soldier. II. Against Dun-
can Grant, merchant; Evan Mackinnon, shoe-
maker, etc. Edinb. 1736. 8vo.

M'Caig.— Trial of the Eev. Duncan M'Caig. Edinb.
1831. 8vo. (Scottish Criminal Cases, Vol V.)

M'Greqor. — The Trials of James, Duncan, and
Eobert M'Gregor, three sons of the celebrated Eob
Roy before the High Court of Justiciary in the
years 1752, 1753, and 1754 ; to which is prefixed
a Memoir relating to the Highlands, with Anec-
dotes of Eob Eoy. Edinb. 1818. 12mo.

M'lvER V. M'lvKB. — Eeport of the Proceedings bo-
fore the Court of Session in the (Divorce) case of
M'lver V. M'lver. By John Morison, Advocate.
Edinb. 1859. 8vo.

Mackenzie. — Trial at the instance of Daniel Eoss
against Lieutenant-Colonel George Mackenzie,
Captain Felix Bryan Macdonogh, etc., for the
murder of John Eoss. Aberdeen, 1803. 8vo,
(Scottish Criminal Cases, VoL III.)

TRIALS— Continued.
Mackenzie v. Eoy. — Eeport of the Trial by Jury,
Thomas Mackenzie against Eobert Eoy, W.8.

See DuNDONNELL Cause.
M'Laren. — The Trial of Alexander M'Laren and
Thomas Baird before the High Court of Justiciary
at Edinburgh for Sedition. Taken in shorthand
by John Dow, W.S. Edinb. 1817. 8vo. (Col-
lection of Trials, Vol. VL)

The same. (Scottish Criminal Cases, VoL I.)

Margarot. — The Trial of Maurice Margarot, Dele-
gate from London to the British. Convention,
before the High Court of Justiciary at Edinburgh,
13th and Uth January 1794. Edinb. [1794]. 8vo.
(Trials for Sedition.)

Martin. — The Tryal and Sufferings of ilr Isaac
Martin, who was put into the Inquisitiou in
Spain. See Martin (Isaac).

Melville. — Trial of Henry, Lord Viscount Melville.
See Melville (Henry Dundas, Viscount).

Menziks. — Eeport of the Trial of Mr Thomas
Menzies for an alleged Assault upon Mr William
Auld, of Leith, before the High Court of Justi-
ciary. Edinb. 1825. 8vo. (Collection of Trials,
Vol. VI.)

The same. (Scottish Criminal Cases, Vol. IL)

Miller v. Hunter. — Eeport of the First and Second

Trials of the Issue in the Action of Damages,

William Miller, against James William Hunter of

Thurston. Edinb. 1865. 8vo.
MiLLis and Carroll. — Eeport on the Cases of Eegina

V. MUUs, et Eegina v. Carroll, in the Queen's

Bench in Ireland, 1842. By Edward Spencer

Dix. Duhliti, 1842. 8vo.
Mitchel. — Narrative of the Tryal of Mr James

Mitchel. See Hickes (George).
MuiR. — An Account of the Trial of Thomas Muir,

Esq., younger of HuntershUl, on the 30th and

31st August 1793. Edinb. [1793]. 8vo. (Trials

for Sedition.)

The Life of Thomas Muir, Advocate, who was

tried for Sedition before the High Court of Justi-
ciary, and sentenced to transportation for fourteen
years, with a full Eeport of the Trial By Peter
Mackenzie. Glasgow, 1831. Svo.

Nairne. — Trial of Catherine Nairn and Patrick
OgUvie for the Crimes of Incest and Murder.
Edinb. 1765. Svo.

The same. (Scottish Criminal Cases, VoL L)

Nightingale v. Stockdale.— Eeport of the Trial in

an Action for a Libel contained in a Eeview of
the "Portraiture of Methodism." Land. 1809.
Svo. (CoUection of Trials, VoL V.)

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TRIALS— Continued.

O'CoNNELL. — Keport of the Proceedings (in the
Court of Queen's Bench, Ireland) of an Indict-
ment for a Conspiracy, in the case of the Queen v.
Daniel O'Connell, and others. See Aemsteong
(John S.)

Ogilvib. — A true Eelation of the Proceedings against
John Ogilvie. See Ogilvie (John).

Pampero Case. — Report of the Proceedings in causa
Her Majesty's Advocate v. Fleming and others (in
the Court of Exchequer, Scotland), claiming the
vessel "Pampero," seized under the Foreign
Enlistment Act. With an Appendix. Edinh.
1864. 8vo.

Patch.— The Trial of Eichard Patch for the wilful
Murder of Isaac Blight at Eotherhithe, 23d Sept.
1805. Lond. 1806. 8vo. (CoUection of Trials,
Vol. IV.)

Peltier. — The Trial of John Peltier, for a Libel
against Napoleon Buonaparte, Feb. 21, 1803.
before Lord EUenborough and a Special Jury,
n.p., n.d. 8vo. (CoUection of Trials, Vol II.)

PiCTON. — The Trial of Governor T. Picton for in-
flicting the Torture on Louisa Calderon, a free
mulatto, and one of his Britannic Majesty's sub-
jects in the Isle of Trinidad. Lond. 1806. 8vo.
(Collection of Trials, Vol. IV.)

Plunket. — An Account of the Life and Transactions
of James Plunket, who was executed at Glas-
gow for Street Eobbery. Glasgow, 1792. 8vo.
(Scottish Criminal Cases, VoL IIL)

PoPHAM. — Minutes of a Court Martial on board
H.M.S. " Gladiator," in Portsmouth Harbour,
for the Trial of Capt. Sir Home Popham. Lond.
1807. 8vo. (CoUection of Trials, VoL V.)

PoRTBOirs. — Authentic Extract of the Proceedings in
the Trial of Captain John Porteous. See Por-
TEous (Captain John).

Eamsat v. Naienb. — The Trial before the Lord
President of the Court of Session, etc., of the Issues
in the Action of Damages at the instance of Lady
Eamsay, widow of the late Colonel Sir Thomas
Eamsay of Balmain against James Nairne, W.S.,
for Falsehood and Defamation. Edinb. 1833.
4to.

Eatford. — The Trial of Jenkin Eatford, one of the
British Seamen who was taken out of the Ameri-
can Frigate "Chesapeake," when searched by
the "Leopard" Man-of-war. Glasgow, 1807.
8vo. (CoUection of Trials, VoL V.)

Eebels. — Eeport of Proceedings on the trial
of the Eebels in 1746. See Foster (Sir
Michael).

TEIALS— Continued.

Eeid. — Eemarks on the Trial of Eobert Eeid, for
the Murder of his "Wife. By John Fletcher.
Edinh. 1835. 8vo. (Scottish Criminal Cases,
VoL IIL)

Eowbotham. — Eeport of the Trials of T. K. Eow-
botham, the Hon. E. G. Petre, etc., for the Colli-
sion on the North British Eailway at AbbeyhiU,
on Dec. 7, 1854. Edinb. 1855. 8vo. (Scottish
Criminal Cases, Vol. IV.)

EussELL. — Trial of Lord William EusseU. See
EussELL (Lady Eachel).

Sacheverell. — Trial of Dr Henry Sacheverell upon
an Impeachment by Parliament. See Sache-
verell (Db Henry).

Scott v. M'Gavin. — Eeport of a Trial in the Jury
Court, Edinburgh, on the 25th June 1821, for an
alleged Libel in the case of E«v. Andrew Scott,
Roman Catholic Priest, Glasgow, versus William
M'Gavin. Glasgow, 1821. 8vo. (CoUection of
Trials, VoL VI.)

Sharpe. — The Eeport of the Case of John Sharpe,
who was tried before the High Court of Justiciary
at Edinburgh, 14th July 1820, and before the
Cii-cuit Court at Glasgow, 1 3th April 1821. Edinb.
1821. 8vo. (CoUection of Trials, VoL VL)

The same. (Scottish Criminal Cases, VoL 11.)

Shearbs. — Eeport of the Proceedings in Cases of
High Treason (Henry Sheares and John Sheares)
held in the City of Dublin. See Eidgbway
(William).

Shuttleworth. — The Trial of Margaret Tindal, alias
Shuttleworth, for the Murder of her husband at
Perth, 19th of September 1821. Montrose, 1821.
8vo.

SiDDONS V. Eydeb. — Eeport of the Trial of the Pro-
ceedings in the Action of Suspension and Interdict
at the instance of Mrs H. Siddons, of the Theatre
Eoyal, against Mr Corbet Eyder of the Caledonian
Theatre, Edinb. 1825. 8vo. (CoUection of
Trials, Vol. VIIL)

Skelton. — Substance of the Trials of John Skelton,
Neil Sutherland, and others, for committing
Eobbery and Murder on the Streets of Edinburgh.
Leith, 1812. 12mo.

Skirving. — The Trial of WUliam Skirving, Secre-
tary to the British Convention, for Sedition, 6th
and 7th January 1794. Edinh. [1794]. 8vo.
(Trials for Sedition.)

Slingsby. — The Tryals of Sir Henry Slingsby, Knt.,
and John Hewot, D.D., for High Treason, in
Westminster HaU, as also the manner of their
execution on Tower-hiU. Lond. 1658. 4to.

TKIALS.

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TRIALS — Contintied.

Smith (Madeline). — A complete Eeport of the Trial
of Miss Madeline Smith for the aUegod Poisoning
of Pierre EmUo L'Angelier. Edinb. 1857. 8vo.
(Scottish Criminal Cases, Vol. V.)

Smith (Mary). — Account of the Medical Evidence in
the case of Mrs Smith, tried for Murder by Poison.
By R. Christison, M.D. n.p., n.d. Svo. (Scot-
tish Criminal Cases, VoL Y.)

Smith v. Ferrers. — Proceedings upon the Trial of
the Action brought by Mary Elizabeth Smith
against the Eight Hon. Washington Sewallis
Shirley, Earl Ferrers, for Breach of Promise of
Marriage, in the Queen's Bench, Westminster.
Land. 184"6. 8vo.

A Statement of Facts respecting the cause,

Smith V. the Earl Ferrers. Lond. 1846. 8vo.
(Bound with the preceding.)

Smyth. — Statement of the case of WiUiam Car-
michael Smyth. See Smyth (William Cah-
michael).

Somerset. — Trial of the Earl of Somerset for Poison-
ing Sir Thomas Overbury. See Amos (Andrew).

Stevenson. — Report of the Trial of the Issues in the
Action of Damages for Libel in the Beacon, James
Gibson of Ingliston, W.S., against Duncan Steven-
son, Printer. Edinb. 1822. Svo. (Collection of
Trials, VoL VII.)

Stewart (A.). — The Trial of Archibald Stewart, Esq.,
late Lord Provost of Edinburgh, before the High
Court of Justiciary in Scotland, for Neglect of
Duty, etc, before and at the time the Rebels got
possession of that City in September 174.5.
Edinb. 1747. 8vo. See also, Edinburgh.
Stewart (Archibald).

Stewart (J.). — The Trial of James Stewart in
Aucham, in Duror of Appin, for the Murder of
CoHn Campbell of Glenure, Factor for His Majesty
on the forfeited Estate of Ardshiel. Edinb.
1753. Svo.

A Supplement to the Trial ; containing Papers

omitted by the Publishers, Observations on the
Trial, James Stewart's Dying Speeches, etc. By
a Bystander. Lond. 1753. 8vo. (Bound with
the preceding.)

Stewarton Case. — Report of the Stewarton Case,
WiUiam Cuninghame and others, Patron, Heritors,
and Parishioners of Stewarton, against the Pres-
bytery of Irvine. By J. M. Bell, John Murray,
etc., Advocates. Edinb. 1843. 8vo.

Stirling Peerage. — Trial of Alexander Humphreys
or Alexander, styling himself Earl of Stirling.
See Swinton (Archibald). Turnbull (William).

TBIAI.^— Continued.
Strafford. — Trial of the Earl of Strafford for High
Treason. See Strafford.

Stuart (James). — A full Eeport of the Trial of
James Stuart, Esq., younger of Duneam, before
the High Court of Justiciary, with an Appendix of
Documents. Edinb. 1822. Svo. (Collection of
Trials, Vol. VIL)

Stuart (John). — ^Trial of John Stuart and Catherine
Wright or Stuart before the High Court of Justi-
ciary for the Murder and Robbery of Robert
Lament. Edinb. 1829. Svo. (Collection of
Trials, Vol. VIII.)

The same. (Scottish Criminal Cases, Vol. IL)

Surrage. — The Trial of Robert Surrage, John
Dempsey, John Beck, Joseph Elliot, Malachi
Clinton, and Patrick Lynch, for Murder. Edinb.
1820. Svo. (Scottish Criminal Cases, Vol. IL)

Tanner. — Eeport of an Indictment: The King
against Benjamin Tanner and Captain Nicholas.
Tomlinson, R.N., for Forgery. L<md. ISIO. Svo.
(Collection of Trials, Vol. V.)

Tatham v. Wright. — Verbatim Report of the Cause
Doe Dem. Tatham v. Wright. See Eraser
(Alexander).

Taylor. — Trial of the Rev. Robert Taylor upon a
Charge of Blasphemy, with his Defence, as de-
livered by himself before the Lord Chief Justice
and a Special Jury. Lond. 1827. Svo. (Collec-
tion of Triak, Vol. VHL)

Teynham. — Report of the Proceedings on the Trial
of the Cause Doe, on the Demise of Lord Teynham
against Charles Henry Tytler, Esq., in the Court of
Common Pleas at Westminster. Lond. 1830. Svo.

Thanet. — The whole Proceedings upon an Informa-
tion by the King's Attorney-General against the
Right Hon. Sackville, Earl of Thanet, Robert
Fergusson, and others, for a Riot and other Misde-
meanours. Lond. 1799. Svo. (Collection of
Trials, VoL III)

Thistlewood. — The Trials of Arthur Thistlewood,
Gent., James Watson, surgeon, Thomas Preston,
and John Hooper, for High Treason, before the
Four Judges in the Court of King's Bench. Lond.
1817. Svo.

Trials of Arthur Thistlewood, James Ings,

John T. Brunt, Richard Tidd, William Davidson,
and others, for High Treason, at the Sessions
House in the Old BaUey, April 17-28, 1820.
2 vols. L<md. 1820. Svo.

TooKE. — Proceedings at large on the Trial of John
Home Tooke for High Treason, at the Sessions
House in the Old Bailey. 2 vols. Lond 1795. Svo.

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TKIALS— TEOLLOPK

TRIALS— Continued.

Vake. — Trial of Sir Henry Vane, Knt. See Vane

(Sib Henry).
Waddel v. Hopb. — Report of the Jury Trials, Miss
Anne Waddel, and others, against the Eight Hon.
Charles Hope and others, Trustees of the late
Wmiam "Waddel of Sydeserff. Edinb. 1845.
8vo.
Wakefield. — The Trial of Edward Gibbon "Wake-
field, "WiUiam "Wakefield, and Frances "Wakefield,
indicted with one Edward Thevenot, a servant,
for a Conspiracy, and for the Abduction of Miss
Helen Turner, the only chUd and heiress of
"William Turner, Esq. of Shrigley Park, Chester.
Loud. 1827. 8vo.
"Watt (H.).— The Trial of Helen "Watt, widow of
the deceased Alexander Keith of Northfield, and
William Keith (their son), for the alledged Mui-der
of the said Alexander Keith, before the Circuit
Court held at Aberdeen, September 1766. Lond.
1766. 8vo. (Collection of Trials, Vol. I.)
"Watt (E.).— Trial of Robert "Watt for High Treason.

Edinh. 1795. 8vo.
"Weir. — Account of the Tryal of Major Thomas

"Weir. See Hiokes (George).
"Whitelookb. — The Proceedings of a General Court
Martial held at Chelsea Hospital for the Trial of
Lieut. -General "Whitelocke, late Commander-in-
Chief of the Forces in South America. 2 vols.
Lmd. 1808. 8vo.
"Whtte. — The Trial of Thomas "Whyte for the
Murder of "William Jones. Leith, 1814. 8vo.
(Scottish Criminal Cases, VoL IL)
"Williams. — Trial of John Ambrose "Williams for a
Libel on the Clergy of Durham. Durham, 1822.
8vo. (CoUection of Trials, Vol. VL)
"Williamson v. "Wilson. — The Trial for Divorce at
the Instance of Peter "WUliamson, printer in Edin-
burgh, against Jean "Wilson, daughter of John
"Wilson, bookseller. "With a Prefatory Introduc-
tion. Edinh. 1789. Svo.
"Wilson. — The Trial of James "Wilson for Rape and
Assault. Edinh. 1813. 8vo. (Scottish Criminal
Cases, Vol. IL)
ZuLUKTA. — Trial of Pedro de Zulueta, Jun., on a
charge of Slave Trading. See Zdldeta (Pedro
db).

TRIGONOMETRICAL SUR"\rEY of England and
"Wales. See Mudqe (Lieut. -Col. William).

TRILLERUS (Daniel Wilhblmus).
Observationes Criticee in varies Graecos et Latinos
Auctores. Francofurti ad Maenum, 1742. 8vo.

TRINIDAD.

Political Account of the Island of Trinidad. Lond.
1807. Svo.

TRINITY HOSPITAL.

Statutes and Account of Trinity Hospital See
Edinburgh,

TRISSINO (Giangioegio).

L'ltalia Liberata da' Goti ; riveduta, e corretta par
I'Abbate Antonini. 3 vols. Parigi, 1729. 8vo.

TRISTAN (Jean).

Commentaires Historiques, contenant I'Histoire
G^n^rale des Empereurs, Impdratrices, Csesars et
Tyrans de I'Empire Remain. 3 vols. Paris, 1657.
folio.

TRISTRAM (Rev. H. B.), LL.D., Canon of
Durham.

The Land of Moab : Travels and Discoveries on the
East Side of the Dead Sea and the Jordan. Lond.
1873. post 8vo.

TRITHEMIUS (J.) See Fabricius (Joannes
Albertus).

TRIVETUS (NicHOLAUs).

Annales Sex Regum Anglise. See England :
English Historical Society.

TEIVIER (C. L.)

Exposition of the principal Motives which induced
me to leave the Church of Rome. Translated from
the French by A. S. Bushby. Lond. 1851. 12mo.

TROIL (Uno von). See Von Tboil.

TROLLOPE (Anthony).
Australia and New Zealand.
Svo.

2 vols. Lond. 1873.

TROLLOPE (Mrs Frances).

Domestic Manners of the Americans. 2 vols. Lond.
1832. Svo.

The same. Lond. 1839. 12mo.

Belgium and Western Germany in 1833. 2 vols.
Lond. 1834. post Svo.

Paris and the Parisians in 1835. 2 vols. Lond.
1836. Svo.

Vienna and the Austrians ; with some account of a
Journey through Swabia, Bavaria, the Tyrol, and the
Salzbourg. 2 vols. Lond. 1838. Svo.

Visit to Italy. 2 vols. Lond. 1842. Svo.

Travels and Travellers, a series of Sketches. 2 vols.
Lond. 1846. post Svo.

See also, TBOiioPB (Thomas Adolphub.)

TEOLLOPE— TRUMBULL.

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TROLLOPE (Thomas Adolphus).

A Summer in Brittany, edited by Francos Trollope.
2 vols. Lond. 1840. 8vo.

A Summer in Western France, edited by Frances
Trollope. 2 vols. Loiid, 1841. 8vo.

Paul v., the Pope, and Paul the Friar : a Story of an
laterdict. Lond. 1861. post Svo.

A History of the Commonwealth of Florence, from
the Earliest Independence of the Commune to the Fall
of the Republic in 1531. 4 vols. Lond. \i&5. 8vo.

The Papal Conclaves, as thoy were and as they are.
Lond. 1876. 8vo.

The Story of the Life of Pius the Ninth. 2 vols.
Lond. 1877. 8vo.

TROLLOPE (Thomas Anthony).

A Treatise on the Mortgage of Ships, as affected by
the Registry Acts. Lond. 1823. Svo.

Encyclopasdia Ecclesiastiea ; or, a Complete History
of the Church, and Explanation of aU Ecclesiastical Rites
and Ceremonies. Parts 1 and 2 (aU published). Lond.
1834. 4to.

TROLLOPE (Rev. William).

History of the Royal Foundation of Christ's Hos-
pital (London). Lond. 1834. 4to.

Analecta Theologica : a Critical, Philological, and
Exegetical Commentary on the New Testament, adapted
to the Greek Text, from the most approved sourcea
2 vola Land. 1842. Svo.

A Greek Grammar to the New Testament ; arranged
as a Supplement to Dr P. Buttman's " Intermediate or
Larger Greek Grammar." Lond. 1843. Svo.

TROMLERUS (Caeolus Hbnricus).

De Polonis LatLne Doctis. See Poland : Biblio-

THBOA POLONIOA.

TROPLONG (Raymond Th^odorb).

Le Droit Civil Expliqu^ suivant I'Ordre des Articles
du Code, depuis et y compris le Titre de la Vente.
Ouvrage qui fait suite h, celui de M. TOullier: —

Des Privileges et Hypothfeques. 4 vols. Paris,
1854. Svo.

De la Vente. 2 vols. Paris, 1846. Svo.

De la Prescription. 2 vols. Paris, 1833. Svo.

De l'6change et du Louage. Vols. 1, 2. Paris, 1852.
Svo.

Des Soci6t6s Civile et Commerciale. 2 vols. Paris,
1843. 8vo.

Du Prgt, du Depot, et du Sequestra. 2 vols. Paris,
1845. Svo.

TROPLONG (Raymond Tn±o-oouz)—C<mtinued.

Da Mandat. Paris, 1846. Svo.

Du Cautionnement et dee Transactions. Pari$, 1846.
Svo.

De la Contrainte par Corps. Paris, 1847. Svo.

Du Nantissement, du Gage, et de rAntichrise.
Paris. 1847. Svo.

Des Donations Entre-vifs et des Testaments. 4 voli.
Paris, 1855. Svo.

Du Contract de Mariage, et des Droits respectifs de«
Epoux. 4 vols. Paris, 1851. Svo.

TROTJER (Alexander), o/Dreghom.

A Method of F«u:m Book-Keeping, exemplified, as
practised by the Author. Edinb. 1825. 8vo.

Observations on the Financial Position and Credit
of such of the States of the North American Union as
have Contracted Public Debts, etc. Land. 1839. Svo.

TROTTER (James).

General View of the Agriculture of West Lothian.
Edinl. 1794. 4to.

The same. Second edition. Edinb. 1811. Svo.

TROTTER (John Bernard).

Memoirs of the latter years of the Right Hon. Charles
James Fox. Lond. 1811. Svo.

TROUBADOURS.

Histoire Litt^raire des Troubadours. See Sainte-
Palayb.
See also, Raynouard (Fa Just. Marie). Sohelkb

(Auguste).

TROUBAT (Francis J.)

The Law of Commandatary and Limited Partnership
in the United States. Philadelphia, 1863. Svo.

TROTES (Jean de).

Histoire de Louis XI. ; et des choses memorables
advenues de son regne ; autrement dicte, La Chionique
Scandaleuse. (Anon.) n.p. 1620. 12mo.

TRUEBA Y COSlO (Telesfoeo).

Life of Hernan Cortes. See Constable's Miscellany.
History of the Conquest of Peru. See Constablk's
Miscellany.

TRUMBULL (Benjamin), D.D.

A Complete History of Connecticut, Civil and Ecclesi-
astical, from the Emigration of its first Planters from
England in 1630, to the year 1764, and to the close
of the Indian Wars. 2 vols. Newhaven, 1S18. Svo.

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TRUSLEE— TUCKER.

TRUSLEE (Rev. John), LL.D.

The HabitaMe World described; or, the Present
State of the People in all parts of the Globe ; showing
the Extent, Climate, Productions, Animals, etc., of the
different Kingdoms and State* Illustrated with Maps
and Plates. 20 vols. Lond. 1789-1797. 8vo.

Memoirs of the Life of the Rev. Dr Tnisler, with his
Opinions on a variety of interesting subjects, and his
Remarks through a long life, on Men and Manners.
Written by himself. Part I. (all printed). Bath, 1 806.
4to.

TRUSSELL (John).

The Collection of the History of England. See
Daniel (Samuel).

TRUTH.

The Essay on the Nature and Immutability of Truth,
in opposition to Sophistry and Scepticism, by Dr Beattie,
shewn to be Sophistical, and promotive of Scepticism
and Infidelity. With some Remarks on Priestcraft,
Subscriptions, and Establishments. By a Professor of
Moral Philosophy in the College of Common-Sense.
Lond. 1773. 8to.

TRYON (Thomas).

England's Grandeur and Way to get Wealth, or Pro-
motion of Trade made easy, and Lands advanced;
beneficial to particular persons and to the Kingdom in
general. Lond. 1699. 4to.

TRYPHIODORUS ^GYPTIUS.

The Destruction of Troy ; being the Sequel to the
Iliad, translated into English verse, with Notes, by
James Merrick. Oxford, 1739. 8vo.

Tryphiodori Ilii Excidium cum Metrica N. Frischlini
versione, et selectis notis, adjecit Jacobus Merrick.
Oxford, 1741. 8vo.

TSCHIRNHAUS (E. W. de).

Medicina Mentis, sive Tentamen genuinse Logicse in
quS, disseritur de Methodo detegendi incognitas veritates.
Amstelcedami, 1687. 4to.

Medicina Corporis, seu Cogitationes admodum
probabiles de conservanda sanitate. Amsterodami,
1686. 4to. (Bound with the preceding.)

TSCHUDI (Dr J. J. von).

Travels in Peru, during the years 1838-1842, trans-
lated from the German by Thomasina Ross. Lond.
1847. 8vo.

TSCHUDI (Juan Diego). See Riveeo (Maelano
E. de).

TUCKER (Abraham).

Vocal Sounds by Edward Search {i.e. Abraham
Tucker). Lond. 1773. 12mo.

The Light of Nature pursued. Second edition, re-
vised and corrected. With an Account of the Life of
the Author, by Sir H. P. St. John Mildmay. 7 vols.
Lond. 1805. 8vo.

An Abridgement of the Light of Nature pursued,
originally published under the name of Edward Search.
By William Hazlitt. Lond. 1807. 8vo.

TUCKER (George).

Life of Thomas Jefferson, third President of the
United States, with parts of his Correspondence never
before published, etc. 2 vols. Lond. 1837. 8vo.

TUCKER (Henry St. George).

Reflections on the present state of Great Britain,
with respect to Einances. Edinh. 1813. 8vo.

TUCKER (Jbdbdiah Stephens).

Memoirs of Admiral the Earl of St Vincent. 2 vols.
Land. 1844. 8vo.

TUCKER (Rev. Josiah), D.D., Dean of Gloti-
eester.

Instructions for Travellers. Lond. 1757. 4to.

Reflections on the present matters in Dispute between
Great Britain and Ireland. Lond. 1785. 8vo.

A Collection of Tucker's Tracts. Bound in 5
volumes. 8vo.

Yol. I. Four Tracts on Political and Commercial sub-
jects. Glocester, 1776. — The Respective Pleas
and Arguments of the mother country and of the
Colonies distinctly set forth. Glocester, 1776. —
A Letter to Edmund Burke in answer to his
printed Speech, said to be spoken in the House
of Commons, March 22, 1775. Glocester, 1775.
— An Humble Address and earnest appeal to the
Landed Interest, whether a Connection with or
Separation from the Continental Colonies of
America be most for the National Advantage,
etc. Glocester, 1775. — A Series of Answers to
certain Popular Objections against separating from
the Rebellious Colonies. Glocester, 1776.

VoL II. A Treatise concerning Civil Government, in Three
Parts. Lond. 1781. — Four Letters on important
National Subjects addressed to the Earl of
Shelbume. Glocester, 1783.

TUCKER— TUDOR.

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TUCKER (Rev. Josiah), D.D., Dean of Gloucester-
Continued.

VoL III. A Brief Essay on the advantages and disadvan-
tages which respectively attend France and Great
Britain, with regard to Trade. Second edition.
Lond. 1753. (Third edition enlarged, in Vol. IV.)
— Reflections on the Expediency of a Law of
Naturalization of Foreign Protestants': in Two
Parts. Loni. 1751, 1752. (Another copy in
Vol. IV.) Cui Bono? or, an Inquiiy, what
benefits can arise either to the English or the
Americans, etc., from the greatest Victories or
Successes in the present War. Olocester, 1783.
Vol. rV. A Brief Essay on Trade. Third edition, enlarged.
Lond. 1753. — Reflections on the Naturalization
of Foreign Protestants. Lond. 1751, 1752. — A
Letter to a Friend csnceming Naturalizations.
Lond. 1753. — A Second Letter concerning
Naturalizations. Lond. 1773. — An Impartial
Inquiry into the benefits and damages arising to
the Nation from the present very great use of low-
priced Spirituous Liquors. Lond. 1751. — Reflec-
tions on the Expediency of opening the Trade to
Turkey. (Anon.) Lond. 1753. — Two Disserta-
tions on certain Passages of Holy Scripture
(Luke xiv. 12-14, and Rom. xiii. 1-4) wherein
the Cavils of the late Mr Chubb are considered,
etc. Lond. 1749.
Vol. V. An Apology for the Present Church of England,
as by Law Established, occasioned by a Petition
laid before Parliament. Glocester, 1772. — A
Letter to the Rev. Josiah Tucker, occasioned by
his Apology, wherein the Plan of the Petitioning
Clergy and others is fully vindicated; by a
Petitioning Clergyman. Lond. 1773. — A Brief
and dispassionate View of the Difficulties attend-
ing the Trinitarian, Arian, and Socinian Systems.
Glocester, 1774. — A Second Letter to Dr Kippis
on the Question whether the English Reformers
in the Reign of Edward VI. intended to establish
the Doctrines of Predestination, etc., in the
Calvinistical sense. Glocester, 1772.

TUCKER (Thomas).

Report upon the Settlement of the Revenues of
Excise and Customs in Scotland, a.d. 1656. Edinb.
1825. 4to. (Bannatyne Club.)

TUCKERMAN (Hbney Theodore).

Characteristics of Literature. Illustrated by the
Genius of Distinguished Men. Philadelphia, 1849.
post Svo.

The Collector. Essays on Books, Newspapers,
Pictures, Inns, Authors, Doctors, Holidays, Actors,
Preachers. With an Introduction by Dr Doran.
Lond. n.d. post Svo,

TUCKERMAN (Heney Tbzowv.^)— Continued.

Book of the Artists : American Artist Life, compris-
ing Biographical and Critical Sketches of American
Artists ; preceded by an Historical Account of the Rise
and Progress of Art in America. New York, \%&1 . Svo,

TUCKETT (Captain Harvby Gabnet Phipps).

The Indian Revenue System as it is, in a Letter to
the Manchester Chamber of Commerce and Manu-
factures. Lond. 1840. Svo.

TUCKEY (Captain James Hingston).

Mariti&e Geography and Statistics, or, a Description
of the Ocean and its Coasts, Maritime Commerce,
Navigation, etc. 4 vols. Lond. 1815. Svo.

Narrative of an Expedition to explore the river
Zaire, usually called the Congo, in South Africa, in 1816,
under the direction of Captain J. K. Tuckey ; to which
is added the Journal of Professor Smith, etc. Lond.
1818. 4to.

TUCKFIELD (Mrs Hippisley).

Education for the People. Lonti. 1839. 12mo.

TUDELA (Benjamin of).

Early Travels in Palestine. Narratives of WilUbald,
Benjamin of Tudela, etc. See Travels.

Voyages faits principalement en Asie dans les XII*-
XV" Sifecles, par Benjamin de Tudele, etc. See Voyages
and Travels.

TUDOR (Hbnby).

Narrative of a Tour in North America, comprising
Mexico, the United States, and British Colonies, with
an Excursion to the Island of Cuba 2 vol& Lond,
1834. Svo.

TUDOR (Owen Davies).

A Selection of Leading Cases on Mercantile and
Maritime Law. With Notes. Lond. 1860. royal Svo.

A Selection of Leading Cases on Real Property,
Conveyancing, and the Construction of Wills and
Deeds; with Notes. Zowti. 1863. royal Svo.

Selection of Leading Cases in Equity. See White
(F. T.)

Treatise on Partnership, translated, with Notes. See
PoTHiEB (Robert Joseph).

TUDOR (William).

Letters on the Eastern States. (Anon.) Boston,
1821. Svo.

Life of James Otis, of Massachusetts, with Notices
of Contemporary Characters and Events, 1760-1776.
Boston, 1823, Svo,

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XTJFNELI^TUKIN.

TUFNELL (Henry). See MOllkk (Kael Ottfried).

TUKE (Henry), Minister in the Society of Friends.

The Principles of Religion, as professed by the
Society of Christians, usually called Quakers. York,
1819. 12mo.

TUKE (Richard).

Memoires of the Life and Death of Sir Edmondbury
Godfrey, who was barbarously murthered by the Papists
upon the first discovery of the Horrid Plot. Lond.
1682. 12nio.

TUKE (Samuel).

Description of the Retreat, an Institution near York
for insane persons of the Society of Friends, containing
an Account of the modes of Treatment, etc. Torh,
1813. Bvo.

TULLOCH (Colonel Sir Alexander).

The Crimean Commission and the Chelsea Board;
being a Review of the Proceedings and Report of the
Board. Second edition, published with reference to
certain mis-statements in Mr Kinglake's Vlth Vol.
With a Preface by the Right Hon. Sir John M'NeiU.
Lond. 1880. 8vo.

TULLOCH (John), D.D., Principal of St. Mary's
College, St. Andreto's.

Theism : the Witness of Reason and Nature to an
all-wise and beneficent Creator. (Burnett Treatise,
1854.) Edinh. 1855. post 8vo.

Leaders of the Reformation : Luther, Calvin,
Latimer, Knox. Edinh, 1859. post 8vo.

English Puritanism and its Leaders : Cromwell,
Jdilton, Baxter, Bunyan. Edinh. 1861. post 8vo.

Rational Theology and Christian Philosophy in
England in the Seventeenth Century. 2 vols. Edinh.
1872. 8vo.

Croall Lectures, 1876 : The Christian Doctrine of
Sin. Edinh. 1876. post 8vo.

Pascal Edinh. 1878. 12mo. (Foreign Classics
for English Readers.)

TULLY (J. D.)

The History of the Plague, as it has lately appeared
in the Islands of Malta, Gozo, Corfu, etc. Lond. 1821.
8vo.

TULLY (Richard).

Narrative of a ten Years' Residence at Tripoli, in
Africa ; comprising an authentic Account of the domestic
manners of the Moors, Arabs, and Turks. From the
original Correspondence in the possession of the Family
of the late Richard Tully, the British Consul. Lond.
.1816. 4to.

TUNELD (Eric).

Geographic of ver Konungariket Swerige samt Darun-
derhorande Lander. 3 vols. Stockholm, 11^^17 %L
8vo.

TUNSTALL (Cdthbert), Bishop of Durham.

A Letter written by Cuthbert Tunstall, late Bishop of
Duresme, and John Stokesley, sometime Byshop of
London, sent unto Reginalde Pole, Cardinal! then
beynge at Rome. Lond. 1560. 12mo.

TUPINEER (M.)

Observations on the Dimensions of the Ships of the
Line and Frigates in the French Navy, Translated
from the French. Lond. 1830. 8vo.

TURBERVILLE (George).

Tragical Tales ; together with Epitaphs and Sonnets,
with a Prefatory Notice. Edited by J. Maidment.
Edi7ih. 1837. 4to.

TURCICI IMPERII STATUS. See Poland:
Bibliotheca Polonica.

TURENNE (VicoMTB de).

Histoire de Henri, Vicomte de Turenne. See Ramsay
(Lb Chevaliee Andr^ de).

TURCOT (A. -Rob. -Jacques), Ministre d'£tat.

(Euvres; pr^c^d^es et accompagn^es de Memoires et
de Notes sur sa Vie, son Administration, et ses Ouvrages.
9 vols. Paris, 1808-1811. 8vo.

TURIN.

Memoirs of the Royal Society of Turin : —

Vols. I. - V. Miscellanea Philosophica Mathematica

Societatis Privataj Taurinensis. (Vol. V.

Melanges de Philosophie et de Mathe-

matique de la Society Eoyale de Turin).

5 vols. AugustcB Taurinorum, 175^-1774.
VI.-XI. Memoires de FAcaddmie Eoyale des

Sciences. 6 vols. Turin, 1784-1800.
XII.-XXI. Memoires des Sciences Physiques et Math6-

matiques (5 vols.). — M^motresde Litt^ra-

ture et Beaux-Arts (5 vol».). Turin,

1803-1813.
XXII. Memoires de I'Acaddmie Koyale des

Sciences, 1813-1814. Turin, 1816.
XIII.-XL. Memorie della Keale Accademia delle

Scienzi di Torino, 1815-1837. Torino,

1818-1838.

40 vols. Torino, 1759-1838. 4to.

La Reale GaUeria di Torino, Ulustrata da Roberto
d'Ajieglio. Vols. 1-3. Torino, 1836-1841. folia

TURKEY— TUENEE.

1033

TURKEY.

Plusiours Descriptions des Accoustremens, tant des
Magistrats et OflSciers de k Porte de I'Empcreur des
Turcs, que des Peuples assujectis k son Empire ; avec
les Figures au naturel. — Tableaux Prophetiques des
Empereurs Severe et L6on, avec leur Epigrammes pro-
disans la Ruine de la Monarctie des Turcs, ausquels
on a adioust^ I'Exposition d'iceux, etc. Par Artus
Thomas, Sieur d'Embry. (From Vol. II. of " Histoire
Gdn&ale des Turcs" par Blaise do Vigenaire.) Pai'is,
1660. folio.

Sketches of Turkey in 1831 and 1832. By an
American. Neto York, 1832. 8vo.

Twenty Years' Residence among Bulgarians, Greeks,
Albanians, Turks, and Armenians. By a Consul's
Daughter and Wife. Edited by Stanley Lane Poole.
2 vols. Lond. 1878. 8vo.

The Costume of Turkey. See Costumes.

TURNBULL (David).

The French Revolution of 1830; the Events vrhich
produced it, and the Scenes by which it was accom-
panied. Lond. 1830. 8vo.

Travels in the West : Cuba, with Notices of Porto
Rico, and the Slave-Trade. Lond. 1840. 8vo.

TURNBULL (Geoege), LL.D,

A curious Collection of Ancient Paintings, accurately
■engraved from excellent Drawings, lately done after the
Originals. With an Account where and when they
were found, and where they now are, and several
Critical, Historical, and Mythological Observations upon
them. Lond. 1744. folio.

Methodical System of Universal Law. See Heineo-
Cius (Jo. Gottlieb).

TURNBULL (John).

A Voyage round the World, in the years 1800-1804,
in which were visited the principal Islands in the
Pacific Ocean, and the British Settlements of Port
Jackson and Norfolk Island. 3 vols. Lond. 1805.
12mo.

TURNBULL (P.)

A cursory View of the ancient and present state of
the Fietfs or Tenures in both parts of Great Britain.
Lond. n.d. 8vo.

TURNBULL (Peter Evan).

Austria : being a Narrative of Travels. With
Remarks on the Social and Political Condition of that
country. 2 vols. LoTid. 1840. 8vo.

TURNBULL (Rev. Robekt), D.D.

The Pidpit Orators of France and Switzerland :
Sketches of their Character, and Specimens of their
Eloquence. Glasgow, 1848. 12mo.

TURNBULL (William Barclay D. D.)

The Stirling Peerage. Trial of Alexander Hnm-
phrys or Alexander, styling himself Earl of Stirling,
before the High Court of Justiciary, for Forgery, on
29th April 1839, and four following days. Edited by
William Turnbull, Advocate. With an Introductory
Notice of the Earldom of Stirling, and Proceedings of
Mr Humphrjrs relative to hia pretended claim. Lond.
1839. 8vo.

Fragmenta Scoto-Monastica : Memoir of what has
been done, and what materials exist, towards the forma-
tion of a Scottish Monasticon. By a Delver in Anti-
quity. Edinb. 1842. 8vo.

Scottish Parochial Registers: Memoranda of the
State of the Parochial Registers of Scotland, -whereby is
clearly shown the imperative necessity for a National
System of Regular Registration. Edinb. 1849. 8vo.

See also, Birnie (William). Stdbbbs (Philip).

TURNEBUS (Adrunus).

Opera nunc prunmn in unom collecta, emendata,
aucta. 3 vols, in 1. Argentorati, 1600. folio.

TURNER (Dawson).

Fuci; or Colored figures and descriptions of the
Plants referred by Botanists to the genus Fucus.
2 vols. Lond. 1808, 1809. 4to.

Architectural Antiquities of Normandy, by John
Sell Cotman ; accompanied by Historical and Descrip-
tive Notices, by Dawson Turner. 2 vols. Land. 1822.
folia

Account of a Tour in Normandy, undertaken chiefly
for the purpose of investigating the Architectural Anti-
quities of the Duchy, with Observations on its History,
etc. 2 vols. Land. 1822. 8vo.

TURNER (Edmund),

Collections for the History of the Town and Soke of
Grantham. Containing authentic Memoirs of Sir Isaac
Newton, now first published. Lmid. 1806. 4to.

TURNER (Edward), M.D.

Elements of Chemistry. Edinb. 1827. 8vo.

TURNER (Francis), D.D., Bishop of Ely.

Brief Memoirs of Nicholas Ferrar, founder of a
Protestant Religious Establishment at Little Gilding,
Huntingdonshira Edited, with additions, by the Rev.
T. M. Macdonough. Lond, 1837. 12mo.

6f

1034

TUENER-TUENPIKE EOADS.

TUENEE (George) and EUSSELL (James).

Eeports of Cases argued and determined in the High.
Court of Chancery, during the time of Lord Chancellor
Eldon, 3, 4, and 5 Geo. IV., 1822, 1823, 1824. Vol L
Lmd. 1832. 8vo.

TTJENEE (Eev. George), LL.D.

Nineteen Years in Polynesia, Missionary Life,
Travels and Eesearches in the Islands of the Pacific.
Lond. 1861. 8vo.

TTJENEE (Sib James).

Memoirs of his Own Life and Times, 1632-1670.
Edited by Thomas Thomson. Edinh. 1829. 4to.

TUENEE (John).

A Memorial humbly presented to the Lord Chief
Justice of the King's Bench, in behalf of the Hospital-
ler and his Friends. Lotid. 1690. 4to.

TUENEE (Joseph Mallord William), RA.

Views in Sussex, consisting of the most interesting
Landscape and Marine Scenery in the Eape of Hastings,
from drawings by J. M. W. Turner. Hlustrated by
Historical Descriptions. The Plates engraved by W. B.
Cooke. The Scientific and Explanatory Notices of the
Drawings by E. Eeinagle. Part I. (all published).
Lmd. 1819. folio.

Picturesque Views on the Southern Coast of England,
from Drawings made principally by J. M. W. Turner,
and Engraved by W. B. Cooke and other eminent
Engravers. 2 vols. Lond. 1826. 4to.

Life. See Thornbury (Walter).

TUENEE (Egbert).

Maria Stuarta Eegina Scotice, etc.. Martyr Ecclesiae,
Innocens a csede Darleana : Vindice Oberto Barne-
stapolio (Eobert Turner). Ingdlstadii, 1588. 8vo.

TUENEE (Captain Samuel).

An Account of an Embassy to the Court of the
Teshoo Lama in Tibet; containing a Narrative of a
Journey through Bootan and part of Tibet. To which
are added. Views taken on the Spot by Lieut. Samuel
Davis, and Observations, botanical, mineralogical, and
medical, by Mr Eobert Saunders. Lond. 1800. 4to.

TUENEE (Samuel), Solicitor.

The Present Practice and Costs in the High Court of
Chancery ; with practical Directions and Eemarks for
the Guidance of the Solicitor in the conducting of a
Cause. With an Appendix containing a valuable col-
lection of Modem Precedents. Third edition, con-
siderably enlarged and improved by Eobert Hinde
Venables. 2 vols. Lond. 1804. 8to,

TUENEE (Sharon),

A Vindication of the Genuineness of the Ancient
British Poems of Aneurin, Taliesin, Lly warch Hen and
Merdhin, with Specimens of the Poems. Lond. 1803.
8vo.

The History of the Anglo-Saxons from the earliest
Period to the Norman Conquest. 2 vols. Lond. 1807.
4to.

The same. Fifth edition. 3 vols. Lond. 1828. 8vo.

The History of England during the Middle Ages,
from the Norman Conquest to the year 1509. 3 vols.
Lond. 1814-1823. 4to.

The same. Second edition. 5 vols. Z^mti. 1825. 8vo.

The History of the Eeign of Henry the Eighth;
comprising the Political History of the Commencement
of the English Eeformation. Lond. 1826. 4to.

The same. Second edition. (Modem History of
England, Part. 1.) 2 vols. Lond. 1827. 8vo.

The History of the Eeigns of Edward the Sixth,
Mary, and Elizabeth. Lond. 1829. 4to.

The same. Third edition. (Modern History of
England, Part 2.) 2 vols. Lond. 1835. 8vo.

The Sacred Histoiy of the World, as DisjDlayed in
the Creation, and subsequent Events to the Deluge;
attempted to be philosophically considered in a Series
of Letters to a Son. 3 vols. Lond. 1833-1837. 8vo.

TUENEE (T. Hudson).

Some Account of the Domestic Architecture in
England, from the Conquest to the end of the Thirteenth
Century. Oxford, 1851. 8vo.

TUENEE (Thomas).

The Law of Patents and Eegistration of Invention
and Design in Manufacture, with Statutes, Forms, and
Eules. Lond. 1851. 8vo.

On Copyright in Design, in Art, and Manufactures.
Lond. 1849. Svo.

TUENEE (William).

Joumal of a Tour in Greece, Egypt, and the Holy
Land. 3 vols. Lond. 1820. Svo.

TUENLEY (Joseph).

Popery in Power, or the Spirit of the Vatican ; to
which is added Priestcraft, or the Monarch of the
Middle Ages: a Drama. Lond. 1850. 8vo.

TUENPIKE EOADS.

Index to the General Turnpike Act for Scotland,
1 and 2 Will IV. cap. 43. With Notes of decided
Cases on questions of Turnpike Law. Glasgow, 1832.
12mo.

TUKNPIKE ROADS— TWISS.

1036

TURNPIKE HOADS—Contimted.

Act 1 and 2 "Will. IV. cap. 43, concerning Turnpike
Roads in Scotland ; also Local Act, 5 and 6 WilL IV.
cap. 62. Summary of the Turnpike Law of the County
of Edinburgh, by John Brown, W.S, In one voL
Edinb. 1847. 8vo.

TURPIN (FRANgois Rbni^).

Histoire Civile et NatureUe du Royaume de Siam, et
des Revolutions qui ont boule verse cet Empire jusqu'en
1770. 2 vols. Paris, 1771. 12mo.

Histoire de I'Alcoran ; oil Ton d^couvre le Systeme
Religieux et Politique du faux Proph&te et les sources
oil il a puis6 sa Legislation. 2 vols. Paris, 1775.
12mo.

TURPIN (Jban), Archevique de Reims.

Clironique et histoire f aicte et composde par reverend
pfere en Dieu Turpin, archivesque de Reims. Contenant
les prouesses et faictz darme aduenuz en son temps du
tres magnanime Roy Charles le grat, autremSt dit
Charlemaigne. (Reprint of the edition of 1527.) Paris,
1835. 4to.

TURRETINE (John Alphgnso), Pastor in Geneva.
Dissertations on Natural Theology. Translated by
William Crawford. Belfast, 1777. 8vo.

TURRETINUS (Fhanciscus), S. Th. Prof, in Acad.
Geneo.

Institutio Theologise Elencticse. 3 vols. Edinb.
1847. 8vo.

Sermons sur divers Passages de I'Ecriture Sainte par
Frangois Turretin. 2 vols. Gen^e, 1676. 12mo.

TURTON (Wiluam), M.D.

Conchylia Dithyra Insularum Britannicarum : The
Bivalve Shells of the British Islands, systematically
arranged. Land. 1848. 4to.

See also, Goldsmith (Ouvee).

TUSCANY. See Toscana.

TWEDDELL (John).

Remains ; being a Selection of his Letters, together
with a republication of his Prolusiones Juveniles, to
which is adjoined an Appendix containing some
Account of the Author's Journals, MSS., etc., and of
their extraordinary disappearance. Prefixed is a brief
Biographical Memoir by the Editor, the Rev. Robert
TweddelL Land. 1815. 4to.

TWEEDDALE (Hays of).
Richard).

See Hay (FATHBa

TWEEDIE (Rev. William King).

Lights and Shadows in the Life of Faith. Edinb,
1852. 12mo.

The Reformer's Share in the Trial of Michael
Servetus.
See Calvin and Sbrvktus.

TWELLS (Rev. Leonard).

Life of Dr Edward Pocock. See Biography.

TWELVE Years' Military Adventure in Three
Quarters of the Globe ; or. Memoirs of an Officer who
served in thb Armies of His Majesty and of the East
India Company between the years 1802 and 1814, in
which are contained the Campaigns of the Duke of
Wellington in India, and his last in Spain and the
South of France. 2 vols. Land. 1829. 8vo.

TWINING (Henri).
Voyage en Norwfege et en Sufede.
8vo.

Paris, 1836.

TWINING (Henry).

On the Philosophy of Painting: a theoretical and
practical Treatise, comprising ^Esthetics in reference to
Art, the application of Rules to Painting, and general
considerations on Perspective. Land. 1849. royal
Svo.

TWINING (Loitisa).

Symbols and Emblems of Early and Mediaeval
Christian Art. Lorid. 1852. 4to.

TWINING (Richard).

Observations on the Tea and Window Act, and on
the Tea Trade. — Remarks on the Report of the East
India Directors, respecting the sale and prices of Tea. —
An Answer to the Second Report of the East India
Directors, respecting the sale and prices of Tea, to
which is added Mr TwLoing's Letter to Robert Preston.
Lond. 1785. 8vo. (Bound in one volume.)

TWINING (Thomas).

Aristotle's Treatise on Poetry translated, with Notes
and Dissertations. See Aristotle.

TWINNS (Joannes).

De Rebus Albionicis, Britannicis, atque Anglicis,
Commentariorum libri duo. Londini, 1590. Svo.

TWISS (Francis).

A Complete Verbal Index to the Plays of Shaks-
peare. See Shakespeare.

1036

TWISS— TYEWHITT.

TWISS (Horace).

An Enquiry into the Means of Consolidating and
Digesting the Laws of England. Lond. 1826. 8vo.

A Letter to Horace Twiss, being an Answer to his
" Inquiry into the Means of Consolidating and Digest-
ing the Laws of England." By Crofton Uniacke.
Lond. 1826. Svo. (Bound with the preceding.)

The Public and Private Life of Lord Chancellor
Eldon, with Selections from his Correspondence.
3 vols. Lond. 1844. Svo.

TWISS (Richard).

Travels through Portugal and Spain, in 1772 and
1773. Lond. 1775. 4to.

TWISS (Sir Travers), D.C.L.

The Oregon Question examined in respect to Facts
and the Law of Nations. Lond. 1846. Svo.

. TWYSDEN (Sir Roger).

Historise Anglicanse Scriptores Decern, cum Jo.Seldeni
Dissertatione, etc. See Britain (Great).

Certaine considerations upon the Government of
England. See Camden Society.

TYERMAN (Rev. Luke).

The Life and Times of the Rev. John Wesley,
Founder of the Methodists. 3 vols. Lond. 1S70-1S71.
Svo.

TYLER (Alexander).

Memoires of the Life and Actions of the Most In-
vincible and Triumphant Prince, lohn the Great, Third
of that name, present King of Poland. Done in verse
(out of H. G.'s Historical Account of the said Prince's
Life and Actions). Edinh. 1685. — Signal Dangers and
Deliverances both by Land and Sea : comprehending a
short Account of the Raising of the Siege of Vienna. —
The Tempest between Burnt-Island and Leith in a Boat
called the Blessing, in November, 1681. Two small
poems by thesa me Author. Edinb.\Q8^. 4to. (Bound
in one volume.)

TYLOR (Edward B.)

Primitive Culture : Researches into the development
of Mythology, Philosophy, ReUgion, Art, and Custom.
2 vols. Lond. 1871. Svo.

TYNDALE (John Waere).

The Island of Sardinia, including Pictures of the
Manners and Customs of the Sardinians. 3 vols.
Lond. 1849. post Svo.

TYNDALE (Thomas William). See Tyrwhitt
(Robert Philip).

TYNDALE (William).

The whole Workes of William Tyndale, John Frith,
and Doct. Barnes, three worthy Martyrs, and principall
Teachers of the Churche of England. Lond. 1573.
folio.

Memorials of Tyndale. See Anderson (Christo-
pher).

See also, Parker Society. Richmond (Leigh).

TYNDALL (Professor John).

Researches on Dia-magnetism and Magne-crystallic
Action, including the Question of Dia-magnetic Polarity.
Lond. 1870. Svo.

Hours of Exercise in the Alps. Lond.\81\. post Svo.

The Forms of Water in Clouds and Rivers, lee and
Glaciers. Lond. 1872. 12mo.

Contributions to Molecular Physics in the Domain of
Radiant Heat Lund. 1872. Svo.

Six Lectures on Light : delivered in America iu
1872, 1873. Lond. 1873. post Svo.

Fragments of Science : a Series of detached Essays,
Addresses, and Reviews. 2 vols. Lond.l^l^. post Svo.

TYNNA (J. DE La).

Almanack du Commerce de Paris, des D^partemens
de la France, et des principales VUles du Monde.
Paris, 1817. Svo.

TYRELL (Sir James).

The General History of England, both Ecclesiastical
and Civil. 3 vols. Lond. 1696-1704. folio.

Bibliotheca Politica ; or, an Enquiry into the ancient
Constitution of the English Government. Lond. 1718.
folio.

TYRT^US.

The Elegies of Tyrtseus, translated into English verse
by Rev. Richard Polwhele. See Theocritus.

TYRWHITT (Rev. R. St. John).
A Handbook of Pictorial Art. With a Chapter on
Perspective, by A. Macdonald. Oxford, 1868. Svo.

TYRWHITT (Robert Philip).

The Marriage Act, 3 Geo. IV. cap. 75, with Note*
and Observations on its ConstructioiL Lond. 1822. Svo.

Reports of Cases argued and determined in the
Courts of Exchequer and Exchequer Chamber, 1830-35.
5 vols. Lond. 1832-1837. Svo.

Bum's Ecclesiastical Law; with Additions. See
Burn (Richard).

TYRWHITT— TZETZA.

1037

TYEWHITT (Robert Phiup) and GEANGEE
(Thomas Colpitis).

Eeports of Cases argued and determined in the
Courts of Exchequer and Exchequer Chamber, from
Mich. 6 Wm. rV. 1835 to Trin. 6 WiU. IV. 1836.
Land. 1837. royal Svo.

TYEWHITT (Robert Philip) and TYNDALE
(Thomas William).

A Digest of the Public General Statutes, from Magna
Carta to 1 and 2 Geo. FV. With an Analytical Index,
Chronological Tables, etc. 2 vols. Lond. 1822. 4to.

A Supplement to a Digest of the Pubhc General
Statutes. Lond. 1826. 4to.

TYEWHITT (Thomas).

Edition of the Canterbury Tales. See Chaucer
(Geoffrey).

TYSON (Edward), M.D.

Orang-Outang, sive Homo Sylvestris : the Anatomy
of a Pygmie compared with that of a Monkey, an Ape,
and a Man. To which is added, a Philological Essay
concerning the Pgymies, the Cynocephali, the Satyrs,
and Sphinges of the Ancients. Lond.. 1699. 4to.

TYTLEE (Alexander Eraser), Lord Woodhouselee,

Essay on the Principles of Translation. Edinh. 1797.
Svo.

The sama Third edition. With large additions
and alterations. Edinh. 1813. Svo.

An Essay on Military Law, and the Practice of
Courts-MartiaL Edinh. 1800. Svo.

Elements of General History, ancient and modern ;
to which are added a Table of Chronology, and a Com-
parative View of Ancient and Modem Geography.
Second edition. 2 vols. Edinb. 1803. Svo.

Universal History. See Family Library.

Memoirs of the Life and Writings of the Honble.
Henry Home of Kames. Containing Sketches of the
Progress of Literature and General Improvement in
Scotland during the greater part of the Eighteenth
Century. 2 vols. Edinh. 1807. 4ta

The same. 3 vols. Edinh. 1814. Svo.

Historical and Critical Essay on the Life and
Character of Petrarch. Edinb. ISIO. 12mo.

Decisions of the Court of Session. See Home
(Henry).

TYTLEE (Alexandhb Eraser), Son of the pre-
ceding.

Considerations on the present Political State of
India. 2 vols. Edinb. 1815. Svo.

TYTLEE (James).

A General History of all Nations, Ancient and
Modem. Edinb. 17S2. Svo.

A Dissertation on the Origin and Antiquity of the
Scottish Nation. Lond. 1795. Svo.

A Biographical Sketch of the Life of James Tytler.
[By Thomas Meek] Edinb. 1805. post Svo.

TYTLER (Patrick Eraser).

Life of James Crichton of Cluny, commonly called
the Admirable Crichton. Edinh. 1819. Svo.

An Account of the Life and Writings of Sir Thomas
Craig of Eiccarton. Edinb. \^2,Z. 12mo.

The Life of John WickUff. With an Appendix
and List of his Works. (Anon.) Edinb. 1826.
post Svo.

History of Scotland. 9 vols. Edinh. 1828-1843.
Svo.

Index to the History of Scotland. Edinh. 1850.
Svo.

History of Scotland (from 1249 to 1603). Second
edition. 9 vols. Edinb. 1S41-1S43. post Svo.

Index to the second edition of the History of Scot-
land. Edinh. 1850. post 8vo.

Lives of Scottish Worthies. See Family Libr^lrt.

Life of Sir Walter Raleigh. See Edinburgh
Cabinet Library.

life of Henry VIIL See Edinburgh Cabinet
Library.

TYTLEE (Sarah), and WATSON (J. L.)

The Songstresses of Scotland. 2 vols. Lond. 1871.
post Svo.

TYTLEE (William), W.S.

An Inquiry, historical and critical, into the Evidence
produced by the Earls of Murray and Morton against
Mary Queen of Scots; with an Examination of Dr
Robertson's Dissertation and Mr Hume's History with
respect to that Evidence. Edinh. 1760. Svo.

The same. Third edition. Edinb. 1772. Svo.

The same. Fourth edition, with Additions. 2 vols.
Lond. 1790. Svo.

Poetical Remains of James the First, King of Scot-
land. See James the First.

TZETZA (Joannes).

Exegesis in Homeri Hiadem. See Draco Stratoni-

CENSIS.

1038

UBALDINI— ULSTER

u

UBALDINI (Pbtruocio).

Le Vite delle Donne illustri del Regno d'Ingliilterra
et del Regno di Scotia et di quelle che d'altri paesi ne i
due dette Regni sono etato maritate. Lond. 1591.
4to.

Descrittione del Regno di Scotia, di Petruccio
Ubaldino, 1588. Ristampato in Edimborgo, 1829.
4to. (Bannatyne Club,)

UBALDO. See Guido Ubaldo.

UDALL (W.)

Historie of the Life and Death of Mary Stuart, Queene
of Scotland. By William Stranguage. (Republished
in 1636 under the name of W. UdaU.) Land. 1624.
foUo. (Bound with a copy of Sir John Skene's Ex-
position of the Regiam Majestatem.)

See also, Steanguagb (William).

UDE (Louis Eustace).

The French Cook : A System of Fashionable and
Economical Cookery. Lond. 1829. 8vo.

UGHELLUS (FKRDiNANDug).

Italia Sacra, sive de Episcopis Italise, et Insularum
adjacentium. Editio eecunda aucta et emendata cura
et studio Nicolai ColetL 10 vols, in 9. Venetiis,
1717-1722. folio.

UGOLINI (Blasius).

Thesaurus Antiquitatum Sacrarum; complectens
selectissima clarissimorum virorum Opuscula in quibus
Veterum Hebrseorum mores, leges, instituta, ritus, sacri
et civiles, illustrantur. 34 vols. Venetiis, 1744-1769.
folio.

UGONI (Camillo).

Delia Letteratura Italians nella seconda metk del
Seculo XVnL 2 vols. Brescia, 1820. 12mo.

UHAEL (Baetholdus G.) See Vhael.

UHLAND (Ludwig).

Gedichte. Stuttgart, 1837. post 8vo.

UHLIUS (Joannes LuD.)

Opuscula ad Historiam Legis pertinentia, collegit
J. L. Uhlius. See Opuscula.

UXERT (F. A.)

Geschichte der Europischen Staaten. See Heeeen
and Ukebt.

ULFELDUS (CoENiFicus).

Apologia, Relation! Hafniensi falsissimse quse in
publicum prodiit, Opposita, etc. Cui subjunctse sunt
Causae, qu» necessitatem ipsi imposuerunt et adegerunt,
ut ad Tempus Dania excederet. n.p. 1652. 18mo.

ULFILAS OE ULPHILAS.

Ulfilas Veteris et Novi Testament! Versionis Gothicae
quae supersunt Latinitate donata, cum Glossario et
Grammatica Linguae Gothicae ediderunt H. C. de
Gabelenz et Dr J. Lcebe. See Bible : Gothic
Versions.

ULLMANN (De Gael).

Johannes Wessel een Voorganger van Luther : uit
het Hoogduitsch vertaald en met Aanmerkingen
vermeerderd door W. N. Munting. Leyden, 1835. 8vo.

Reformers before the Reformation. See Claek
(T. & T.) : Foreign Theological Library.

ULLOA (Antonio de) and JUAN (George).

Noticias Secretas de America, sobre el Estado naval,
militar, y politico de los Reynos del Peru y Provincias
de Quito, Costas de Neuva Granada y Chile : Gobiemo
y Regimen particular de los Pueblos de Indios : Cruel
opr&ion y Extorsiones de sus Corregidores y Curas, etc.
Sacadas a luz, por Don David Barry. (2 parts in 1
vol) Lond. 1826. folio.

Voyage Historique de 1' Am^rique Mdridionale fait par
I'ordre du Roi d'Espagne, avec THistoire des Incas de
P6rou, etc. (Traduit de I'Espagnol par ilisaax de
MauviUon). 2 vols. Amsterdam, 1752. 4to.

Voyage to South America ; describing at large the
Spanish Cities, Towns, Provinces, etc., on that extensive
Continent. Translated from the Original Spanish;
■with Notes and Observations ; and an Account of the
Brazils, by John Adams, of Waltham Abbey. 2 vols.
Lmd. 1866. 8vo.

ULLOA (Barth.) See Salazae (Pedro).

ULSTER.

Ministers of the Synod of Ulster. See Presby-

TEEIANISM.

ULSTER— UNIVEESAL LIBEAEIAN.

1039

TJLST'ER—Cmithmed.

The Aimals of Ulster. Translated from the Text of
O'Conor's Rerum Hibemicarum Scriptores Veteres
for the Ulster Journal of Archajology. Belfast, 1853.
4ta

UMBEEIT (Dr Fribdrioh "W. C.)

Das Buch Hiob. Uebersetzung und Auslegung,
nebst Einleitiing uber Geist, Eorm und Verfasser des
Buchs. Heidelberg, 1832. 8vo.

UNDINE. See FouQui (La Mottk).

UNIACKE (Crofton).

A Letter on the Necessity and Practicability of form-
ing a Code of the Laws of England. Lond. 1825.
8vo.

A Letter to Horace Twiss, being an Answer to his
" Enquiry into the means of consolidating and digesting
the Laws of England." See Twiss (Horace).

UNION OF ENGLAND AND SCOTLAND.

The Rights and Interests of the Two British
Monarchies Lnquir'd into and clear'd with a special
respect to an United or Separate State. Treatises I.
and IIL Lond. 1703, 1706. 4to.

Considerations upon the Union of the Two King-
doms : with an Account of the methods taken by
Ancient and Modem Govenmients to effect an Union,
etc. n.p. 1806. 8vo.

UNION TUNE BOOK See Clark (Thomas).

UNIQUE TRADITIONS. See Scotland.

UNITED SERVICE JOURNAL, ^^ee Magazines.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

History of the United States, from their first settle-
ment as Colonies, to the close of the war with Great
Britain in 1815. Lmd. 1826. 8vo.

The Addresses and Messages of the Presidents of the
United States, together with the Declaration of Inde-
pendence and Constitution of the United States. New
York, 1839. 8vo.

Diplomatic Correspondence. Papers relating to
Foreign Affairs, accompanying the Annual Message of
the President to the First Session of the Thirty-eighth
Congress. 2 vols. Washington, 1864. 8vo.

The same. Second Session. Vols. L, III., TV.
Washington, 1865. 8vo.

The same. First Session, Thirty-ninth Congress.
3 vols. Washington, 1866, 8vo.

UNITED STATES— Continued.

Appendix to Diplomatic Correspondence of 1865 :
The Assassination of Abraham Lincoln, late President
of the United States of America ; and the attempted
Assassination of William H Seward, Secretary of State,
and Frederick W. Seward, Assistant Secretary, on the
evening of the 14th April 1865. Washington, 1866.
8vo.

The Laws of the United States of America, published
by authority. 3 vols. Philadelphia, 1796. 8vo.

Digest of the Decisions of the Courts of Common
Law and Admiralty in the United States : —

Vol. L By Theron Metcalf and Jonathan C.
Perkins.
II., III. By George T. Curtis.
IV., V. A Supplement to the United States' Digest,
by John Phelps Putnam.
VI. A Table of the Cases contained in the three
volumes of the United States'Digest, and
in the two volumes of the Supplement
By George P. Sangar.
VII.-XV. Annual Digests, 1847-1855.

15 vols. Boston, 1847-1856. 8vo.

Digest of the Decisions in the Courts of Equity in
the United States. By John P. Putnam. 2 vols.
Boston, 1852. 8vo.

Compendium of the Enumeration of the Inhabitants
and Statistics of the United States, from the Returns
of the Sixth Census by Counties and principal Towns.
Washington, 1841. folio.

Constitutions of the United States of America. See
Constitutions.

An Excursion through the United Stetes and Canada,,
during the years 1822-23. By an English Gentleman.
Lond. 1824. 8vo.

Narrative of the United States' Exploring Expedi-
tion. See Wilkes (Charles).

Rambles in the United States and Canada. See
Rambles.

Views of Society and Manners in America j in &
series of Letters from that country during the years
1818, 1819, and 1820. By an Englishwoman. Lond^
1821. 8vo.

UNIVERSAL HISTORY.

An Universal History, from the earliest Account of
Time to the present ; compiled from Original Authors ;
illustrated with Maps, Notes, etc. 26 vols. Lond.
1736-1765. foUo.

UNIVERSAL LIBRARIAN (The) ; containing an
Account of Books, and the Undertakings of the
Learned. Lond. 1761. 8vo.

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UNIVEESAL EEVIEW— UEE.

,.«.

UNIVEESAL EEVIKW; or, Clironicle of the
Literature of all Nations. 2 vols. Lond. 1824, 1825.
8vo.

UNIVEESITIES.

The Defects of an University Education, and its
Unsuitahleness to a Commercial People ; with the
expediency and necessity of erecting at Glasgow an
academy for the Instruction of youth. Lond. 1762.
8vo.

Eeport made to His Majesty by a Eoyal Commission
of Inquiry into the State of the Universities of Scot-
land. Lond. 1831. folio.

Evidence, oral and documentary, taken and received
by the Commissioners for visiting the Universities of
Scotland (in 1826 and 1830). 4 vols, in 5. Lond.
1837. folio.

Eeport of the St. Andrews University Commissioners
(Scotland). Lond. 1845. folio.
See also, Aberdeen. Eeports.

UNTON FAMILY.

The Unton Inventories relating to Wadley and
Earingdon, Co. Berks, in the years 1596 and 1620.
With a Memoir of the Family of Unton, by John
Gough Nichols. Lond. 1841. 4to. (Berkshire Ash-
molean Society.)

UNTON (SiK Heney).
Correspondence. <Sii?e Eoxbueghe Club.

UNZEE AND PEOCHASKA, on the Nervous
System. See Sydenham Society.

UPCOTT( William).

A Bibliographical Account of the principal Works
relating to English Topography. 3 vols. Lond. 1818.
8vo.

Miscellaneous Writings of John Evelyn. See
Evelyn (John).

UPHAM (Edwaed.)

The History and Doctrine of Budhism, popularly
illustrated ; wdth Notices of the Kappooism or Demon
Worship, and of the BaU or Planetary Incantations of
Ceylon. Land. 1829. folio.

History of the Ottoman Empire. See Constable's
Miscellany.

UPHAM (Thomas Cogswell), D.D.

Elements of Mental Philosophy. 2 vols. Boston,
1831. 8vo.
Biblical Archaeology. See Jahn (John).

UPPSTEOM (Andreas).

Fragmenta Gothica Selecta ad fidem codicum Am-
brosianorum Carolini Vaticani. Upsaliw, 1861. 8vo.

Fragmentema af Matthsei EvangeUum p§, Gotiska
jemte Ordforklaring och Ordbojningslara, Academisk
afhandling af Anders Uppstrom och Hjalmar Henrio
Petr6. Upsaki, 1850. 8vo.

UPTON (Major-General Emoby), United States
Army.

The Armies of Europe and Asia ; embracing Official
Eeports on the Armies of Japan, China, India, Persia, '
Italy, Eussia, Austria, Germany, France, and England,
accompanied by Letters descriptive of a Journey from
Japan to the Caucasus. Portsmouth, 1878. 8vo.

UPTON (John).

Critical Observations on Shakespere. Lond. 1848.
8vo.

UPTONUS (Nicolaus).

Nicolai Uptoni de Studio Militari libri quatuor j
Johan de Bado Aureo Tractatus de Armis ; Henrici
Spehnanui Aspilogia : Edouardus Bissseus e codd. MSS.
primus publici juris fecit notisque illustravit. Londini,
1654. foHo.

UEBANI (Peter).

A Select Collection of Original Scottish Airs, for the
Voice, with Symphonies and Accompaniments for the
Piano Forte, Violin, and Violoncello. 3 vols. Edinh.
n.d. folio.

UEBANUS (Fbater), Ord. Min.

Institutiones Greece Grammatices. Paris, n.d. 4to.

UECHAED. See Urquhaht.

UEE (Andrew), M.D.

A Dictionary of Chemistry, on the basis of Mr
Nicholson's. Lond. 1824. 8vo.

A New System of Geology, in which the Great
Eevolutions of the Earth and Animated Nature are
reconciled to modern Science and Sacred History.
Lmd. 1829. 8vo.

Philosophy of Manufactures ; or, an Exposition of
the Scientific, Moral, and Commercial Economy of the
Factory System of Great Britain. Lond. 1835. 8vo.

The Cotton Manufacture of Great Britain systemati-
cally investigated, and illustrated. Lond. 1836.
2 vols, post 8vo.

UEE (Eev. David).

The History of Eutherglen and East Kilbride.
Glasgow, 1793. 8vo.

URQUHAET— USOZ I EIO.

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UEQUHAET Pavid).

Turkey and its Eeeources; its Municipal Organisa-
tion and Free Trade. Lmid. 1833. 8vo.

The Spirit of the East, illustrated in a Journal of
Travels through Eoiunoli during an eventful period.
2 vols. Land. 1838. 8vo.

The Pillars of Hercules ; or, a Narrative of Travels in
Spain and Morocco in 1848. 2 vols. Lojk^. 1850. 8vo.

Progress of Eussia in the "West, North, and South.
Lmd. 1853. 12mo.

UEQUHAET (Eev. David Henbt).
Commentaries on Classical Learning. Lond.\?>OZ. 8vo.

UEQUHAET (George).

The Experienced Solicitor in proceedings under the
Appellant Jurisdiction of the House of Lords, on
Appeals and Writs of Error, and in matters of Peerage.
Lmd. 1773. foUo.

UEQUHAET (Sir Thomas), of Cromarty.

Works. Edited hy Thomas Maitland, with a Bio-
graphical Introduction. Edinh. 1834. 4to. (Mait-
land Club.)

The Trissotetras ; or a most Exquisite Tahle for
resolving all manner of Triangles. Lond. 1645. 4to.

Epigrams Divine and Morall. Lond. 1646. 4to.

EK2KYBAAAYP0N ; or, the Discovery of a Most
Exquisite Jewel, found in the Kennel of Worcester
Streets, the day after the fight anno 1651 ; serving in
this place to frontal a Vindication of the honour of
Scotland, from that infamy whereinto the rigid Presby-
terian party hath involved it. Lond. 1652. 12mo.

HANTOXPONOXANON ; or, a Peculiar Promptuary
of Time, wherein is displayed a most exact Directory of
all particular chronologies, and that by deducting the
true Pedigree and Lineal Descent of the most ancient
and honourable Name of the Urquharts, in the House of
Cromartie, since the Creation of the World, until this
present yeer of God, 1652. Lond. 1652. 12mo.

Works of Eabelais, translated. See Eabelais
(FRANgois).

UEQUHAET (William Pollard).
Life and Times of Francisco Sforza, Duke of Milan.
2 vols. Edinb. 1852. 8vo.

UESATUS (Sertorius).

Monumenta Patavina, collecta, digesta, explicata,
suisque iconibus expressa. Patavii, 1652. folio.

UESINUS (Zachart).

The Summe of Christian Eeligion, delivered in Lec-
tures upon the Catechisme, translated by Henry Parrie.
Oxford, 1595. post 8vo.

UESULA (ST.)

Life of St. Ursula, Guiscard, and Sigismund. See
RoxBUBGHE Club.

USEFUL KNOWLEDGE (Society fob the Dif-
fusion of). See LiBRAEY of Useful Knowledge.

USES AND TEUSTS.

The Law of Uses and Trusts, collected and digested
in a proper order, from the Eeports of adjudged cases
in the Courts of Law and Equity, etc., together with a
Treatise of Dower. Second edition. Lond. 1741. Sva

USHfiE or USSHEE (James), D.D., ArcJMshop
of Armagh.

The Whole Works of Archbishop Ussher now first
collected, with a Life of the Author and an Account
of his Writings by Charles Eichard Elrington, D.D.
17 vols. Dublin, 1864. 8vo.

Britannicarum Ecclesiarum Antiquitates : quibus
inserta est pestiferse a Pelagio Britanno in ecclesiam
inductee Hereseos Historia. Dublin, 1639. 4to.

The same. Londini, 1687 . foUo.

Veterum Epistolarum Hibernicarum SyUoge; quas
ille coUegit et recensuit. Paris, 1665. 4to.

A Discourse on the Eeligion anciently professed by
the Irish and British. Dublin, 1815. 8vo.

The Annals of the World, deduced from the Origin
of Time, and continued to the Destruction of the
Temple, containing the History of the Old and New
Testament, with that of the Macchabees. Lond. 1658.
foHo.

Strange and remarkable Prophecies and Predictions
of James Usher, late Archbishop of Armagh, n.p. 1 702.
4to.

Dissertationes Ignatianoe. See Cotelerius (J. B.)

Life. See Elrington (Charles E.)

USHEE (James).

CHo ; or a Discourse on Taste, addressed to a young
Lady. Lond. 1772. 12mo.

USHEE (John).

A Journey from London to Persepoli : including
Wanderings in Daghestan, Georgia, Armenia, Kurdis-
tan, Mesopotamia, and Persia. Lond.\%^5. royal 8va

USSEEIUS (Jacobus). See Usher (James).

USOZ I EIO (Luis db).

Un Espanol en la Biblia : i lo que puede ensenamos.
n-d. post 8vo.

El Libro del Profeta Isaias, traduzido al Castellano
segiin el Texto Hebreo. Madrid, 1863. 8vo.

See also, Eeformistas Esp angles.

6q

1042

rSTARIZ— UZ.

USTAEIZ (GEnoNiMo de).

The Theory and Practice of Commerce and Maritime
Affairs. Written originally in Spanish by Don Gero-
nimo de Ustariz, and translated by John Kippax, B.D.
2 vols. Lond. 1871. 8to.

USURY.

The Case of Interest or Usury, stated and examined.
See Interest.

The Case of Usury further debated in a Letter to
the author of " Usury Stated." Lond. 1684. 4to.

UTEECHT.

History of the Treaties of Utrecht, Gertruydenberg,
etc. See Treaties.

UTTEESON (Edward V.)

Select Pieces of Early Popular Poetry ; republished
principally from Early Printed copies in the Black
Letter. (Anon.) 2 vols. Lond. 1817. 8vo.

UZ (JoHAN Peter).

Poetische Werke. 2 vols. Wien, 1804. 12mo.

VACHER— VALEEIUS MAXIMUS.

1043

VACHER (Thomas B.)

A Pocket Digest of Stamp Duties, and of Judicial
Decisions thereon. Sixth edition. Lond. 1865.
12mo.

VADE MECUM: a Manuall of Essayes, Morall and
Theological!. Lond. 1629. 16mo.

ViENIUS (Otho).

Vita D. Thomas Aquinatis Othonis Vaenii ingenio
et manu delineata. Antverpice, 1610. folio.

VAHL (Mabtinus).

Symbolae Botanicse, sive Plantarum quas in Itinere,
imprimis Orientali collegit Petrus Forskal, etc., Descrip-
tiones. 3 parts in 1 vol. Haunim, 1790-17 9 L folio.

VAILLANT (A.)
Grammaire VaUaque
Bukarest, 1836. 8vo.

h. rUsage des Fransais.

VAILLANT (Joannes Foy).

Seleucidarum Imperium, sive Historia Regnm Syrise
ad fidem Numismatum accommodata. iMt. Paris.
1681. 4to.

Numismata Imperatorum, Augustarum et Csesarum,
a Populis Eomanse ditionis Graece loquentibus ex omni
modido percussa. Lutetice Pariaiorum, 1698. 4to.

Historia Ptolemaeorum ^Egypti Regum, ad fidem
Numismatum accomodata. Amstelcedami, 1701. folio.

VAILLANT (Le). See Lb Vaillant (FRANgois).
VAINES (DoM de). See De Vaines (Fk. J.)

VALDES (Juan de).

Life and Writings of Juan de Valdds, otherwise
Valdesso, Spanish Reformer in the Sixteenth Century.
With a Translation from the Italian of his Hundred
and Ten Considerations, by John T. Betts. Lond.
1865. 8vo.

Ziento i diez Consideraziones, etc. See Rbformistas
Antigcos Espanoles.

VALENCIENNES
(Georges, Baron).

(Aohille). See Cuvier

VALENCIENNES (Henri de).

De la Conqueste do Constantinople. See Fhakob
(Soci6t6 de l'Hibtoirb de).

VALENTIA (George Anneslby, Viscount).

Voyages and Travels to India, Ceylon, the Red Sea,
Abyssinia, and Egypt, in 1802, 1803, 1804, 1805, and
1806. 3 vols. Lond. 1809. 4to.

VALENTINI (Baron von), Prussian Oeneral.

Military Reflections on Turkey ; extracted and trans-
lated from General Baron von Valentini's " Treatise on
the Art of War," by a MiHtary Officer. Lond. 1828.
8vo.

VALENTINIANUS HL (Imperator). See Thko

DOSIUS.

VALEEA (Cipriano de). See Eeformistas
Antiguos Espanoles.

VALEEA (DiBQO de).
Chronica de Espana. See Spain.

VALERIUS FLACCUS (Caius).

Argonauticon Libri Octo, cum notis integris Lud.
Carrionis, Laur. Balbi et aJiorum. Curante Petro Bur-
manno qui et suas annotationes adjecit. Leidce, 1724.
4to.

Argonauticon Libri Octo, cum notis Petri Burmanni
et aliorum, recensuit suasque adnotationes adjecit
Theoph. Christ. Harles. (Bound in 2 vols.) Altenbwrgi,
1781. 8vo.

VALERIUS MAXIMUS (Caius).

Dictorum et Factorum Memorabilium Libri EX.
Venetiis, 1478. folio.

Id. op. Cum selectis variorum Observationibus, ex
recensione A. Thysii. Lugduni Batavorum, 1655.
8vo.

Id. op. Ex editione Joannis KappiL 3 vols. Lond.
1823. 8vo. (Valpy's Delphin Classics.)

Romae Antiquse Descriptio : a View of the Religion,
Laws, Manners, etc., of the ancient Romans and others,
comprehended in their Acta and Sayings. Written in
Latins by Quintus Valerius Maximus, and now rendered
into English, together with a Life of the Author (by
Samuel Speed). Zond. 1678. 8vo.

1044

VALERY— VALUATION EOLLS.

VALEEY (M.)

Voyages Historiques et Litteraires en Italie, pendant
les Annies 1826, 1827, et 1828 j ou, I'Indicateur Italien.
5 vols, in 2. Paris, 1832. 8vo.

Voyages en Corse, k I'De d'Elbe, et en Sardaigne.
2 vols. Paris, 1837. Bvo.

The same. Bruxelles, 1835. royal Bvo.

VALESIUS (Feanoiscus). See Museum Corto-

NENSE.

VALESIUS (Hadbianus).

Rerum Francicarum usque ad Ghlotharii Senioris
mortem Libri VIII. — sive Gesta Veterum Francorum.
Parisiis, 1646. folio.

Disceptationis de Basilicis Defensio adversus J.
Launoii de ea Judicium. Ace. de vetustioribus Luteciae
Basilicis Liber. Parisiis, 1660. 8vo.

Notitia GaUiarum ordiue litterarum digesta. Parisiis,
1675. folio.

VALESIUS (Henkiccs).

Historiae Ecclesiasticse Scriptores Grseci
Ecclesiastical Historians.

See

VALIX (RBNifi Josue).

Nouveau Commentaire sur I'Ordonnance de la
Marine, du mois d'Aofit, 1681. 2 vols. La Rochelle,
1766. 4to.

VALLA (Georgius).

Commentationes in Ptolemei Quadripartitum inque
Ciceronis Partitiones et Tusculanas Questiones ac Plinii
Naturalis Historiae Librum Secundum. Venetiis, 1502.
folio.

VALLANCEY (Lieut.-Col. Charles), LLD.

A Grammar of the Ibemo-Celtic, or Irish Language.
Dublin, 1773. 4to.

The same. Second edition, with additions, to which
is prefixed an Essay on the Celtic Language, showing
the importance of the Ibemo-Celtic or Irish dialect to
Students in History, etc. Dublin, 1781. 8vo.

An Essay towards illustrating the Antient History
of the Britannic Isles. Intended as a Preface to a
work entitled a Vindication of the Ancient History of
Ireland. Lmd. 1786. 8vo.

Collectanea de Rebus Hibemicis. 5 vols. Dublin,
1786-1790. 8vo.

VALLANCEY (Lieut.-Col. Charles), LLD.—

Continued.

Prospectus of a Dictionary of the Language of the
Aire Coti, or Ancient Irish, compared with the
Language of the Cuti, or Ancient Persians, with the
Hindostanee, the Arabic, and Chaldean Languages : with
a Preface containing an Epitome of the Ancient History
of Ireland, etc. Dublin, 1802. 4to.

VALLE (Fedebigo dblla).

La Reina di Scotia ; Trag^dia. Milano, 1628. 4to.

VALLE (Pietro della).

Travels into the East Indies and Arabia. Translated
into English, by George Havers. To which is added,
a Relation of Sir Thomas Roe's Voyage to the East
Indies. Lond. 1665. folio.

VALOR ECCLESLA.STICUS, temp. Hen. VHL
See Records (Public).

VALPY-S LATIN CLASSICS. See Auctores
Classici.

VALUATION ROLLS.

Valuation RoU of the County of Aberdeen for the
years 1869, 1874, 1879, and 1880. oblong folio.

Valuation RoU of the County of Argyll for the years
1872-1875, 1878, 1880. oblong foUo.

Cess and Valuation RoU of the County of Berwick.
Revised and compared with the former Cess and
Valuation Book, and with the several Divisions and
Transfers that have taken place since the 20th day of
May 1779. Dunse, 1817. folio.

The same. Compared with the Cess and Valuation
Book, and with the several Divisions and Transfers
that have taken place since the 30th day of AprU 1817.
Dunse, 1853. folio.

Valuation Roll of the County of Berwick for the
years 1872-1875, 1877, 1878, 1880. oblong folio.

Valuation RoU of the County of Caithness for the
years 1879, 1880. oblong folio.

Valuation RoU of the County of Dumfries for the
years 1869, 1871-1875, 1879, 1880. oblong folio.

Valuation Book or RoU of the County of Mid-Lothian
or Edinburgh, 1814. 1814. folio.

The same. For the years 1857, 1867-1875, 1877-
1880. oblong folio.

Valuation RoU of the County of Fife, 1872-1875,
1877-1880. oblong foUo.

VALUATION ROLLS— VANE.

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VALUATION HOLLS— Continued.

Valuation Roll of the County of Forfar ; containing
the division of Valued Rents since the date of
the Original RoU in •1683; containing also the
particulars of Divisions of Valued Rents up to October
1822. 1823. folio.

The same. For the years 1856, 1858, 1871. oblong
folio.

Valuation Roll of the County of Inverness, 1869,
1872-1874, 1877, 1879. oblong folio.

Valuation RoU of the County of Kincardine for the
years 1873, 1878. oblong folio.

Valuation RoU of the County of Kinross for the year
1880. oblong folio.

Valuation Roll of the County of Kirkcudbright for
the years 1870, 1878, 1879. oblong folio.

Valuation Roll of the County of Linlithgow for the
years 1869, 1872-1875, 1877, 1880. oblong folio.

Lands Valuation RoU of the County of Nairn, with
Map, for the yeai- 1879. folio.

Valuation RoU of the County of Perth for the years
1870, 1873, 1874, 1879, 1880. oblong folio.

Valuation Roll of the County of Ross for the years
1870, 1872-1874, 1877, 1879, 1880. folio and oblong
foUo.

Valuation Roll of the County of Roxburgh for the
years 1869, 1871, 1873-1875, 1879, 1880. oblong
folio.

Valuation Roll of the County of Wigton for the
year 1877-1878. oblong folio.

VAMBfiRY (Arminius), Professor, University of
Pesth.

Sketches of Central Asia. Additional Chapters on
my Travels, Adventures, and on the Ethnology of
Central Asia. Lond. 1868. 8vo.

History of Bokhara, from the earUest period down
to the Present Lond. 1873. 8vo.

VAN BRAAM HOUCKGEEST (ANDRi; Everard).

Voyage de I'Ambassade de la Compagnie des Indes
Orientales Hollandaises, vers I'Empereur de la Chine
dans les ann^es 1794 et 1795, tiro du Journal d'Andro
Everard Van Braam Houckgeest, public en Frangais
par L. E Moreau de Saint-Mery. 2 vols. Philadelphie,
1797. 4to.

Authentic Account of the Embassy of the Dutch
East-India Company, to the Court of the Emperor of
China, in the years 1794 and 1795, translated from the
original of M. L. E Moreau de Saint-Mery. 2 vols.
Lmid. 1798. 8vo.

VANBRUGH (Sir John).

Plays. 2 vols. Lond. 1719. 12mo.

VAN BYNKERSHOEK (CoRNBuns). ;See Byn-

KERSHOBK.

VANCOUVER (Captain George).

A Voyage of Discovery to the North Pacific Ocean,
and round the World, performed in the years 1790-95.
3 vok (with Atlas of Plates in foUo). Lond. 1798. 4to.

VANDER-BURCHIUS (Lambertds).
Sabaudorum Ducum Principumque Historise Gen-
tilitieeLibriduo. Ex Officina Plantiniana, 1529. 4to.

VANDER-LINDEN (Joan. Anton.)

De Scriptis Medicis Libri duo. Amstdredami, 1637.
8vo.

VANDER-LINDEN (John), LL.D.

Institutes of the Laws of Holland, by JoL Van Der
Linden. Translated into English by Jabez Henry.
Lond. 1828. 8vo.

VAN DE VELDE (C. W. M.)

Narrative of a Journey through Syria and Palestine
in 1851 and 1852. Translated under the Author's super-
intendence. 2 vols. Edinb. 1854. 8vo.

VANDERVYNCKT (J. J.)

Histoire des Troubles des Pays-Bas, sous PhiUppe IL ;
ouvrage corrigd, etc., et augments d'un Discours Pr6-
Uminaire et do Notes par J. Tarte. 3 vols. Bruxelles,
1822. 8vo.

VAN DYCK (Antoine).

Iconographie, ou Vies des Hommes lUustres du
XVIP Siecle, 6crites par M. V** avec les Portraits
peints par le fameux Antoine Van Dyck, et gravdes sous
sa direction. 2 vols, in 1. Amsterdam, 1759. foUo.

VANE (Sir Henry), Knight.

Two Treatises ; I. An Epistle General to the Mystical
Body of Christ on Earth, IL The Face of the Timea
Both written by Sir H. Vane in the time of his
Imprisonment, n.p. 1662. 4to.

The Life and Death of Sir Henry Vane ; or, a short
Narrative of the main Passages of his Earthly Pilgrim-
age. n.p. 1662. 4to.

His Tryal at the King's Bench, June 2d and 6th,
1662. Together with what he intended to have spoken
the day of his Sentence (Juno 11) for Arrest of Judg-
ment. Also his Speech, etc., on the Scaffold. n.p.
1662. 4to.

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VAN ECK— VAEGAS.

VAN ECK (Cornelius).

Principia Juris Civilis, secundum ordinem Diges-
torum. Trajedi ad Rlienum, 1724. 12mo.

VAN EGMONT (J. ^gidius), and HEYMAN
(John).

Travels through Part of Europe, Asia Minor, the
Islands of the Archipelago, Syria, Palestine, Egypt,
Mount Sinai, etc. Translated from the Low Dutch.
2 vols. Lond. 1759. 8vo.

VAN-ESPEN (Zegbrus Bernardus), J. U. D.

Scripta Omnia. Vols. I., II. Jus Ecclesiasticum
Universum. III., TV. Commentarius in Canones Juris
veteris ac novi, etc. 4 vols. Lovanii, 1753. folio.

Vie de M. Van Espen. Louvain, 17 G7. folio.

Supplementum ad varias Collectiones Operum clar.
viri Z. B. Van Espen. [Par I'Abb^ G. Dupac de
Bellegarde.] Bruxellis, 1768. folio. (Bound with
the preceding.)

VAN GESTEL (Cornelius). See Gestel.

VAN HALEN (Juan).

Narrative of Don Juan Van Halen's Imprisonment
in the Dungeons of the Inquisition at Madrid, and his
Escape in 1817. Edited from the Original Manuscript.
2 vols. Lond. 1827. 8vo.

VAN HEYTHUSEN (F. M.)

An Essay upon Marine Evidence, in the Courts of
Law and Equity; in which is considered the competency
of a Marine Witness ; the legal title to British Ships ;
the Proof and Construction of a Ship's Policy, etc.
To which is added a Glossary of Sea Terms. Lond.
1819. 8vo.

VANINUS (Julius Cjesar), J. U. D.

Amphitheatrum ^ternse Providentice Divino-
Magicum, Chris tiano-Physicum, nee non Astrologo-
Catholicum : adversus veteres Philosophes, Atheos, etc.
Lugduni, 1615. 8vo.

De Admirandis Naturse, Eeginae Deseque Mortalium,
Arcanis Libri quatuor. Lutetice, 1616. 8vo.

The Life of Luciho Vanini (alias Julius Csesar),
burnt for Atheism at Thoulouse. With an Abstract
of His Writings, and Mr Bayle's Arguments in behalf
of Vanini compleatly answered. [By David Durand.]
Translated from the French. Lond. 1730. 8vo.

VAN LAUN (Henri).

History of French Literatura 3 vols. Lond. 1876-
1877. 8vo.

VAN LEEUWEN (Simon), LL.D.

Censura Forensis Theoretico-Practica id est Totiua
Juris Civilis, Eomani, Ususque recepti, et practici
methodica'CoUatio. Lugduni Batavorum, 1662. 4to

Commentaries on the Roman-Dutch Law. Trans-
lated from the Dutch. Lond. 1820. 8vo.

VAN LENNEP (Henry J.)

Travels in little-known Parts of Asia Minor, with
Illustrations of Biblical Literature and Researches in
Arehseology. 2 vols. Lond. 1870. 8vo.

VAN PRAET (Joseph Basilb Bernard).

Catalogue des Livres imprimis sur Velin de la
Bibliothfeque du Roi. 6 vols, in 5. Paris, 1822-
1828. 8vo.

Catalogue des Livres imprimes sur V^lin qui se trouve
dans les BibUothfeques, tant publiques que particuliferes.
4 vols. Paris, 1824-1828. 8vo.

Recherches sur Louis de Bruges, Seigneur de la
Gruthuyse, suivies de la Notice des Manuscrits qui lui
sont appartenu, et dont la plus grande partie se conserve
k la Bibhothfeque du Roi. Paris, 1831. 8vo.

VAN PRAET (Jules).

Essays on the Political History of the Fifteenth,
Sixteenth, and Seventeenth Centuries. Edited by Sir
Edmund Head, Bart. Lond. 1868. 8vo.

VAN SWIETEN (Gerardus). See Swieten.

VARAMUNDUS (Ernestus).

De Furoribus Gallicis, horrenda et indigna AmiraUii
CastiUionei, NobUium atque Ulustrium virorum Csede,
scelerata ac inaudita Piorum Strage passim edita per
complures Gallic civitates, etc., vera et simplex Nar-
ratio. Edimbiirgi, 1573. 4to.

A true and plaine Report of the Furious Outrages of
Fraunce, and the horrible and shameful slaughter of
ChastUlion the Admiral, etc. By Ernest Varamund of
Friesland. At Striveling in Scotlande, 1573. 12mo.

VARANO (Alfonso).

Opera Poetiche. 3 vola Parma, 1789. 12mo.

VARD^US (Hugo). See Ward (Hugh).

VARENIUS (Bernhard), M.D.

Compleat System of General Geography ; improved
by Sir Isaac Newton and Dr Jurin, translated by Mr
Dugdale, and revised by Peter Shaw, M.D. 2 vols^
Lond. 1736. 8vo.

VARGAS (Thomas Tamaio de).

Historia de Espafia. See Tamaio (Thomas).

VARIJ^Tfe LITT^EAIRES— VAUBAN.

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VARliT^S LITTJ^EAIRES ; ou RecueU de Pifeces
tant originales que traduites, concemant la Philosophie,
la Literature, et les Arts. (Par I'Abbd Fr. Amaud et
M. Suard.) 4 vols. Paris, 1768-1769. 12mo.

VARIETIES OF LITERATURE, from Foreign
Literary Journals and Original MSS. now first pub-
lished. 2 vols. Lond. 1795. 8vo.

VARIGNON (M.)

^ficlaircissemens sur I'Analyse des Infiniment Petits.
Paris, 1725. 4to.

VARILLAS (Antoine).

Histoire des Revolutions arrivdes dans I'Europe en
matifere de Religion, depuis 1374 jusqu'en 1569.
6 vols. Paris, 1686-1688. 4to.

VARIN (A. and E.).

L'Arcbitecture Pittoresque en Suisse, ou choix de
Constructions Rustiques. Paris, 1873. folio.

VARLEY (D.)

Rudimentary Treatise on Mineralogy. See "Weale's
Rudimentary Treatises.

VAENHAGEN VON ENSK

Letters, etc. See Humboldt (Alex. von).

VARRO (Terentius).

De Lingua Latina Libri VI. ( Venetiis Jo. de Colonia,
1474.) foUo.
See also, Scriptores (Rei Rustics).

VASARI (Giorgio).

Opera di Giorgio Vasari, Pittore e Architetto Aretino.
6 vols. Firenze, 1822-1823. 8vo.

Le Vite de' pid eccellenti Pittori, Scultori, e Archi-
tettori 3 vols. Fiorenza, 1568. 4to.

Lives of the most eminent Painters, Sculptors, and
Architects : translated from the Italian of Giorgio
Vasari, with notes and illustrations, chiefly selected
from various commentators, by Mrs Jonathan Foster.
5 vols. Lowd. 1850-1855. 12mo. (Bohn's Standard
Library.)

VAZQUEZ (P. Antonio).

El Capuchino Escoces. See Rinccoini (Gio-Bat-
tista).

VASQUIUS (Fernandus).

De Successionibus et ultimis voluntatibus, Libri IX.,
in tres tomos divisi. 3 vols, in 1. Francofurti, 1610.
foUo.

VATER (JoHANN Sevbbin).

Litteratur der Grammatiken, Lexica und Worter-
sammlungen aller Sprachen der Erde. Berlin, 1815,
8vo.

The same. Zweite, vollig umgearbeitete ausgsbe
von B. Jiilg. Berlin, 1847. 8vo.

Allgemeine Geschichte der Christlichen Kirche nach
der Zeitfolge, eeit dom Anfange der Reformation bia
auf die neueste Zeit. Braunschweig, 1823. 8vo.

VATICANO.

Memorie Istoriche della gran Cupola del Tempio
Vaticano. See Polbnus (Joannes).

II Vaticano descritto ed illustrate. See Pistolbsi
(Erasmo).

Architettura ed Omati deUa Loggia del Vaticano.
See Raphael.

VATTEL (Emmerich de).

Le Droit des Gens, ou Principes de la Loi Naturelle
appHquds k la conduit et aux Afifaires des Nations etdes
Souveraina NouveUe Edition, revue et corrig^e, avec
Notes et Table Gon(5rale Analytique par M. S. Pinheiro-
Ferreira. 3 vols. Paris, 1835-1838. 8vo.

The Law of Nations, or Principles of the Law of
Nature applied to the conduct and affairs of Nations
and Sovereigns. From the FrencL Lond. 1793.
8vo.

The same. A new edition, with notes by Joseph
Chitty. Lond. 1834. 8vo.

VATTIER (Pierre).

L'Histoire Mahometane, ou les Quarante-neuf
Chalifes du Macino [El-Macin] nouvellement traduit
d'Arabe en Frangais. Avec un Sommaire de I'Histoire
des Mussulmans en Espagne, extraict de Rodrigue
Ximenes Archevesque de Toledo, et verifi6 sur le
Macine. Paris, 1657. 4to.

L'Histoire du Grand Tamerlan. Nouvellement
traduite en rran9ais de I'Arabe d'Achamed fils de
Guerapse [Ahmen Ibn Arabschah]. Pam, 1658. 4to.

Portrait du Grand Tamerlan, avec la Suite de son
Histoire. Traduit de I'Arabe du Fils de Guerapse.
Paris, 1658. 4to.

VAUBAN (SiiBASTHN LEPRfiTRB de), Mareclwl de
France.

(Euvres Militaires. Traits de I'Attaque et de la
Defense des Places ; et Traits des Mines, revue, aug-
ment6e, etc., par F. P. Foissac. 3 vols. Paris, n.d. 8vo.

Projet d'luie Dixme Royale. Avec les Reflexions
sur le m6me sujet. (Paris), 1707. 12mo.

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VAUCHEE—VAUVEN ARGUES.

VAUCHER (C.)

Catalogue de la Bibliothfeque Publique de Genfeve.
See Catalogues : Geneva.

VAUCHER (J.)

Guide to Marine Insurances ; containing the Policies
of the Principal Commercial Towns in the World.
Lmd. 1834. 8vo.

VAUDONCOURT (Le G^in&ial, Guillaumb de).

Histoire de la Guerre soutenue par les Frangois en
AJlemagneen 1813. (Avec un Atlas Militaire.) Paris,
1819. 4to.

Histoire des Campagnes de 1814 et 1815 en France.
5 vols. Paris, 1826. 8vo.

Memoirs on the Ionian Islands, considered in a
commercial, political, and military point of view.
Translated from the original inedited MS. of General
de Vaudoncourt by "William Walton. Lond. 1816.
8vo.

VAUGHAN (Charles John), D.D., Master of the
Temple.

Sundays in the Temple. Lond. 1871. 12mo.

Half-Hours in the Temple Church. Lond. 1871.
12mo.

Words from the Cross, Lent Lectures, 1875 ; and
Thoughts for these Times, University Sermons, 1874.
Liond. 1875. 12mo.

VAUGHAN (Henry).

Sacred Poems and Pious Ejaculations. Lond. 1858.
post 8vo.

VAUGHAJSr (Rice).

A Treatise of Money ; or, a Discourse of Coin and
Coinage. Lond. 1675. 12mo.

VAUGHAN (Robert).

British Antiquities revived ; or, a Friendly Contest
touching the Soveraignty of the three Princes of Wales
ia ancient times. To which is added the Pedegree of
the Earl of Carberry, with a short Account of the five
Royall Tribes of Cambria. Oxford, 1662. 4to.

VAUGHAN (Robert), D.D.

The Life and Opinions of John de Wycliffe, illus-
trated principally from his unpublished MSS. 2 vols.
Lmd. 1828. 8vo.

Memorials of the Stuart Dynasty, including the
Constitutional and Ecclesiastical History of England
from the Decease of Elizabeth to the Abdication of
James II. 2 vols. Land. 1831. 8vo.

YAVGBJJS—Cmtinued.

The Christian Warfare illustrated. Lmid. 1838.
post 8vo.

The Protectorate of Oliver Cromwell, and the State
of Europe during the early part of the reign of Louis
XrV., illustrated in a Series of Letters, now first pub-
lished. 2 vols. Lmd. 1839. 8vo.

The Age of Great Cities ; or. Modem Society viewed
in its Relation to Intelligence, Morals, and Religion.
Lond. 1843. post 8vo.

Essays on History, Philosophy, and Theology.
2 vols. Lond. 1849. 12mo.

Lectures on the Age and Christianity. Lond. 1849.
post 8vo.

History of England. See Library of Useful
Knowledge.

VAUGHAX (Roger Bede), O.S.B.

The Life and Labours of S. Thomas of Aquin.
2 vols. Hereford, 1871. 8vo.

VAUGHAK (Thomas).

Long Livers : A curious History of such persons of
both sexes who have liVd several ages, and grown
young again : with the rare secret of Rejuvenescency
of Amoldus de ViUa Novo. By Eugenius PhUalethes.
Lond. 1722. 8vo.

VAUGHAN (Thomas Wright).
A View of the present state of Sicily, from a late
Survey of the Abbate Balsamo. Ltwif?. 1811. 4to.

VAUGHAN (William).

Directions for Health, natural! and artificiall, derived
from the best physitians as well moderne as antient,
whereunto is annexed two Treatises of approved Medi-
cines for all diseases of the Eyes, and Preservation of
the Eye Sight. Lond. 1633. 4to.

VAUGHAN (William).

Tracts on Docks and Commerce, printed between
the years 1793 and 1800, now first collected, with a
Memoir, and Miscellaneous Pieces. Lond. 1839.
8vo.

VAUTRIN (Hubert).

L'Observateur en Pologne. See Poland : Biblio-

THECA PoLONIOA.

VAUVENARGUES (Luc Clapiehs, Marquis db).

Introduction h, la Connoissance de I'Esprit Humain ;
suivie de Reflexions et de Maximes. Paris, 1781..
12mo.

VECCHIETUS— VENTOUILLAC.

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VECCHIETUS (HiERONYMUs).

De Anno Primitivo ab Exordio Mundi ad annum
Julianum accommodato et de Sacrorum Temporum
ratione Libri VIII. Augustce Vindelicorum, 1621.
folio.

VEEN (Otto van). See V^nius (Otho).

VEER (GlEAKD db).

Vray Description de Trois Voyages de Mer, par les
Navires d'HoIlando au Nord. iSee India.

VEGA (Gabcilaso).

Obras, ilustradas con notas. Madrid, 1817. 12nio.

The Works of Garcilaso de la Vega, surnamed the
Prince of Castilian Poets, translated into English
Verse ; with a Critical and Historical Essay on Spanish
Poetry, and a Life of the Author, by J. H. Wiifen.
Lond. 1823. post 8vo.

The Eoyal Commentaries of Peru, in two Parts ; the
iirst treating of their Incas or Kings : of their Idolatry,
of their Laws and Govemmeat, etc. ; the second of the
manner Ln which the New World was conquered by the
Spaniards. Written originally in Spanish and ren-
dered into English by Sir Paul Rycaut. Lond. 1688.
folio.

Histoire des Yncas, Rois de Peru, traduite de
I'Espagnol, par J. Baudoin. 2 vols. Amsterdam, 170 i.
12mo.

VEGA CARPIO (Lope F^lix de). See Lope.

VEHSE (Dr Ed.)

Memoirs of the Court, Aristocracy, and Diplomacy
of Austria. Translated from the German by Franz
Demmler. 2 vols. Lond. 1856. post 8vo.

VEITCH (John), Professor in the University of
Glasgow.

Memoir of Sir William Hamilton, Professor of Logic
and Metaphysics in the University of Edinburgh.
Edinb. 1869. 8vo.

The History and Poetry of the Scottish Border :
their main Features and Relations. Glasgow, 1878.
post 8vo.

VELAQUEZ (Luis Joseph).

Origenes do la Poesia Cast«llano. Malaga, 1754.
4to.

VELLA (Francis).

Maltese Grammar for the Use of the EngliaL Leg-
horn, 1831. 12mo.

VELLEIUS PATERCULUS. See Pateroulus.

VELLY BT VILLARET (Les Asaia).
Histoire de France. See France.

VELSERUS (MARO08).

Rerum Augustanarum VindeUcarum Libri octo.
Francofurti ad Mamum, 1594. 4to.

Opera Historica et Philologica, Sacra et Profana, in
quibus Historia Boica, Res Augustanae, Tabula Peutin-
gerianse integrae, et&,continentur. Norimbergce, 1682.
folio.

VENA5LES (Rev. R. Lister).

Domestic Scenes in Russia, in a series of Letters
describing a Year's Residence in that country, chiefly
in the Interior. Lond. 1839. post 8vo.

VENEMA (Hermannus).

Institutiones Historiae Ecclesiae Veteris et Novi
Testamenti. 7 vols. Lugduni Batavorum,mi-l1QZ,
4to.

VENERONI (Jean Vioneron de).

Le Maitre Italien, on la Grammaire Franjoise et
ItaHenne de Veneroni, avec un Vocabulaire des deux
langues. Lion, 1794. 12mo.

VENEZUELA.

Campaigns and Cruises in Venezuela and New
Granada, etc. See Campaigns.

VENICE.

Relations des Ambassadeuis V^nitiens sur les AflFaires
de France au XVP Siecle. See France : Documents
InAdits.

Sketches from Venetian History. See Family
Library.

Calendar of State Papers relating to English Affairs
preserved in the Archives of Venice. See State
Papers.

Le Arti che vanno per via nella Citt^ di Venezia.
See ZoMPiNi (Gaetano).

VENN (Rev. Henry).

Complete Duty of Man, or System of Doctrinal and
Practical Christianity. With an introductory Essay
by the Rev. John Brown. Glasgow, 1829. 12ma

VENTOUILLAC (L. T.)

The French Librarian ; or, Literary Guide, pointing
out the best Works of the principal Writers of France
in every branch of Literature, with criticisius, anecdotes,
etc. Lond, 1829. 8vo.

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VENTURI— VEENON.

VENTURI (Glambatista).

Memorie e Lettere inedite di GkJileo Galilei. See
Galileo.

VENUTI (DoMBNico).

Interpretation des Peintures dessin^es sur im Service
de Table travailld d'aprfes la Bosse dans la Eoyale
Fabrique de Porcellaine, par ordre de sa Majesty le
Roi des Deux Siciles. Naples, 1787. 4to.

VENUTI (EiDOLFiNo). See Museum Cortonknsb.

VEEE (Sir Francis).

Commentaries ; being diverse Pieces of Service,
wherein he had commanded ; ^written by himself in
way of Commentary. Published by William Dilling-
ham, D.D. Cambridge, 1657. folio.

VEEELIUS (Olaus).

Index LingujB veteris Scytho-Scandicse sive Gothiese,
ex vetusti sevi Monumentis, maximam partem Manu-
scriptis, coUectus, atque opera Olai Rudbecki editus.
Accedit C. Lundii Notse et Animadversiones in
Lexicon 0. Verelii. Upsalce, 1691. folio.

Epitomarum Historise Suio-Gothicae Libri quatuor
et Gothorum rerum extra Patriam gestarum Libri
duo, edidit Petras Schenberg. Stockholmim, 1730.
4to.

VereUana : hoc est, Olavi Verelii varia Opuscula,
exposita cura studio et impensis Petri Schenberg.
lAncqpice, 1730. 12mo.

See also, Hervarae Saga.

VEEGILIUS (PoLYDORUs).

Anglicee Historise Libri XXVII. Accessit prseter
alia nonnuUa Series Eegum Anglise a primis initiis
usque ad banc aetatem ex nova editione Ant. Thysii.
I/tigduni Batavorum, 1649. 8vo.

Adagiorum Opus, per Autorem recognitum et locup-
letatum, Basilice, 1525. folio.

De Eerum Inventoribus Libri octo; ejusdem in
Dominicam Precem Commentariolum ; item, Dialo-
gorum de Prodigiis Libri tres. Bcmliw, 1540. post
8vo.

Polydore Vergil's English History. See Camden
Society.

VERHEIDEN (Jacobus).

Praestantium aliquot Theologorum, qui Eomanum
Antichristum praecipue oppugnarunt. Effigies ; quibus
addita Elogia, Librorumque Catalogi. Hagce-Comitis,
1602. folio.

VEEMIGLIOLI (Gio. Batt.)

Saggio di Bronzi Etruschi trovati nell' Agro Perugino,.
disegnati da Vine. Ansidei e desoritti da Vermiglioli.
Perugia, 1813. 4to.

Le Sculture di Niccol6 e Giovanni da Pisa, e di
Amolfo Fiorentino che omano la Fontana Maggiore di
Perugia, designate ed incise da Silvestro MassarL
Perugia, 1834. folio.

VEEMONT (Marquis de), and DAENLEY (Sir
Charles).

London and Paris ; or, Comparative Sketches. Lond.
1823. 8vo.

VEENAY (Monsieur de).

An Account of the Secret Services of Monsieur de
Vemay, the French Minister at Ratisbonne, to Count
Teokeley as they passed by way of Letter, with the
Cypher and Key taken from the original, printed in
French at Eatisbonne. To which is added Mercuriua
Panegyricus. Ratisbonne, 1683. 12mo.

VEENE (Jules).

The Exploration of the World. Translated from
the French. Lond. 1879. Svo.

VERNEDE (Jean Scipion).

Sermons sur le Discours de notre Seigneur Jesus-
Christ sur la Montagne. 4 vols. Amsterdam, 1779.
Svo.

VERNEY FAMILY.

Letters and Papers of the Verney FamUy down to
the end of the year 1639. See Camden Society.

VERNEY PAPERS : Notes of Proceedings in th&
Long Parliament. See Camden Society.

VERNON (Edward Johnston).

A Guide to the Anglo-Saxon Tongue: a Grammar
after Erasmus Rask. Lond. 1850. 12mo.

VEENON (Eugene).

^Esthetics. Translated by W. H. Armstrong. Lond^
1879. post 8vo. (Library of Contemporary Science.)^

VEENON (James), Secretary of State.

Letters illustrative of the Eeign of William III.
from 1696 to 1708, addressed to the Duke of Shrews-
bury. Edited by G. P. E. James. 3 vols. Lond..
1841. Svo.

VERNON— VICARS.

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VERNON (Thomas).

Cases argued and adjudged in the High Court of
Chancery from 33 Chaa. 11. to 3 Geo. L 2 vols.
Lond. 1726. folio.

VERNON GALLERY. See Gallery op Pictures.

VERRI (Alessandro).

Le Notti Romano al Sepolcro de' Scipiom. 2 vols.
Livomo, 1822. 12mo.

The same. Firenze, 1833. 18mo.

VERSAILLES.

Galeries Historiques du Palais de Versailles par
Ch. Gavard. Series L-XI. (Bound in 6 vols.) Paris,
n.d. foUo.

VERSES in Memory of Dunbai Collegiate Church.
(By James Miller.) Edinh. 1819. post 8yo.

VERSTEGAN (Richard).

A Restitution of decayed Intelligence in Antiquities
concerning the English Nation. Loiid. 1634. 4to.

VERTOT (L'Abb^ Rbn£ Aubert de).

Histoire des Chevaliers Hospitallers de S. Jean de
Jerusalem ; appellez depuis les Chevaliers de Rhodes et
aujourd'hui les Chevaliers de Malte. 4 vols. Paris,
1726. 4to.

The History of the Knights Hospitallers of St. John
of Jerusalem, styled afterwards the Knights of Rhodes
and now of Malta ; with the Statutes of the Order of
St John of Jerusalem. 2 vols. Z<owd 1728. folio.

The History of the Revolutions that happened in the
Government of the Roman Republic. Translated by
OzelL Fourth edition. Lond. 1732. 8vo.

Ambassades de Messieurs de Noailles en Angleterre.
See Noailles.

VESEY (Francis), Senior.

Reports of Cases argued and determined in the High
Court of Chancery, in the time of Lord iChanceUor
Hardwicke, from the year 1746 to 1755. Fourth
edition, with Notes, etc., by Robert Belt. 2 vols.
Lmd. 1818. 8vo.

VESEY (Francis), Junior, and BEAMES (John).

Reports of Cases argued and determined in the High
Court of Chancery, during the time of Lord Chancellor
Eldon. 2 vols. Lond. 1813, 1814. 8vo.

The same. Second edition. 3 vols. L<ml. 1818.
8vo.

VESEY (Francis), Junior.

Reports of Cases argued and determined in the High
Court of Chancery. Vok. L-XVIL Lond. 1812-
1814. 8vo.

A Supplement to Vesey Junior's Reports of Cases in
Chancery : containing Notes occasionally illustrated by
Cases decided by Lords Hardwicke, King, etc. From
the MSS. of Mr Forrester. By John Eykyn Hovenden.
2 vols. Lond. 1827. 8vo.

A General Index to the first fourteen volumes of the
Cases reported in Chancery by Francis Vesey. See
Belt (Robert).

VESTIGES of the Natural History of the Creation.
Lond. 1844. 8vo.

Explanations: A Sequel to the "Vestiges of the
Natural History of Creation." By the Author of that
Work. Land. 1845. 8vo. (Bound with the pre-
ceding.)

VETERUM MEDICORUM CHIRURGICA. See
Chirubgica.

VETUS TESTAMENTUM. See Bible.

VETUSTA MONUMENTA quaj ad Rerum
Britannicarum memoriam conservandam Societas Anti-
quariorum Londini sumptu suo edenda curavit. 6 vols.
Lmd. 1747-1815. folio.

A series of Historical Prints, engraved by George
Vertue, and published by the Society of Antiquaries,
forming a Supplementary volume to the Vetusta
Monumenta. Lond. v.y. foUo.

VHAEL (Bartholdus G.)

Grammatica Fennica. Ahom, 1733. 12mo.

VIAGGIO PITTORICO della Toscana. See Tos-

CANA.

VICARS (John).

Mischeefe's Mysterie ; or. Treason's Masterpeece :
the Powder-Plot invented by Hellish Malice, prevented
by Heavenly Mercy, truly related, and from the Latine
of the learned and Reverend Doctour Herring, trans-
lated and very much dilated by John Vicars. (In
verse.) Lond. 1617. 4to.

November the 5, 1605. The Quintessence of
Cruelty; or. Masterpiece of Treachery, the Popish
Powder-Plot. (Second edition of the above.) Lond.
1641. post 8vo.

England's "Worthies ; under whom all the Civill and
Bloudy Warres since Anno 1642 to 1647 are related,
etc {Lond. 1647.) Reprinted, Lo^d. 1817. 12ma

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VICAES— VIEW.

VICAES {Jonjn}— Continued.

Magnolia Dei Anglicanaj or, England's Parliamen-
tary Chronicle from the yeer 1640 to this present yeer
1646. Compil'd in 4 Parts : the two first intituled
God in the Mount ; the third God's Ark overtopping
the World's Waves ; the fourth, the Burning Bush not
Consiimed. (Four parts in 3 vols.) Lorid. lQi6. 4to.

VICARY (Ebv. M.)

Notes of a Eesidence at Eome in 1846, by a Pro-
testant Clergyman. Lond. 1847. post 8vo.

VICAT (B. Philippus).

Vocabularium Juris Utriusque, ex variis ante editis,
prsesertim ex Alex. Scoti, Jo. Kahl. B. Brissonii, et Jo.
G. Heineccii accessionibus. 4 vols. Neapoli, 1760.
Svo.

See also, Bynkershobk (Coknelius van).

VICISSITUDES in the Life of a Scottish Soldier.
Written by himself. Land. 1827. Svo.

VICTOE (Benjamin).

Original Letters, Dramatic Pieces, and Poems.
3 vols. Lond. 1766. Svo.

VICTOE (Sextos Aurklius). See Adrelius

ViCTOE.

VICTOEIA,

The Statistical Eegister of Victoria, from the Foun-
dation of the Colony ; with an Astronomical Calendar
for 1855. Edited by William Henry Archer. Mel-
bourne, 1854. Svo.

Glimpses of Life in Victoria, by a Eesident. Edinb.
1872. Svo.

VICTOEIA, Queen of Great Britain.

Queen Victoria from her Birth to her Bridal. 2 vols.
Lmd. 1840. post Svo.

Queen Victoria in Scotland, 1842. Edinb. (Glas-
gow), 1S42. large 4to.

Leaves from the Journal of our Life in the High-
lands from 184S to lS61,to which are prefixed and
added Extracts from the same Journal giving an Ac-
count of earlier Visits to Scotland, and Tours in Eng-
land and Ireland, and Yachting Excursions. Edited
by Arthur Helps. Lond. 1868. Svo.

DuiUeagain a Leabhar Cunntas ar Beatha Anns a
Ghadhalltachd bho 1848 gu 1861. Eadartheangaichte
le TJghdai'as a Morachd leis an Naomhair J. P. St Clair.
Edinb. 1878. Svo.

Memorial of the Eoyal Progress in Scotland. See
Ladder (Sir Thomas Dick).

VICTOEIUS (Petrus).

Variarxim Lectionum XIII. Novi Libri. FlorentioBf
1568. foUo.

VICUS (iENBAS).

Numismata XII. Csesarum. See Bellorius (Joan,
Petrus).

VIDA (Marcus Hieronymus), Albce Episcopus.

Poemata Omnia quae ipse vivens agnoverat. Curan-
tibus Jo. Antonio et Cajeto Vulpiis fratribus. 2 vols,
in 1. Patavii, 1731. 4to.

VEDAL (Antoine).

Les Instruments k Archet ; les Feseurs, les Jouers
d'lnstruments. Suivi d'un Catalogue g(5n^ral de la
Musique de Chambre. 3 vols. Pam, 1877-1S7S. 4to.

VIDAL (Eobert S.)

The Law of Tenures. See Gilbert (Sir Jeffrey).

VIDOCQ (M.), Chefde la Police.

M^moires de Vidocq. 4 vols. Paris, 1828-1829.
Svo.

M^moires d'un Forgat, ou Vidocq d6voil(5. 3 vols.
Paris, 1828-1829. Svo.

Memoirs. Translated from the French. See Auto-
biography.

VIENISrA UNIVEESAL EXHIBITIOK
Classified Catalogue of the Indian Department,
See Watson (J. Forbes).

VEETA (Franciscus).

Opera Mathematica, in unum volumen congesta^
recognita opera atque studio Franc, a Schooten.
Lmgduni Batav. 1646. folio.

VIEUSSEX (ANDRi).

Italy and the Italians in the nineteenth century;
with a Sketch of the History of Italy under the French,
and a Treatise on modem Italian Literature. 2 vols.
Lond. 1824. Svo.

A History of Switzerland. See Library op Use-
ful Knowledge.

Paris : its Historical Buildings and Eevolutions.
See Knight's Weekly Volumes.

Life of Napoleon Bonaparte. See Knight's Weekly
Volumes.

VIEW of the Laws restraining and prohibiting
Importation of Merchandise into Great Britain. Edinb.
1824. folio.

VIEWS— VILLEMAIN.

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VIEWS of Society and Manneis in America. See
United States.

VIEYEA (Anthony).

Dictionary of the Portuguese and English Lan-
guages, in two parts. 2 vols. Zond. 1773. 4to.

A Portuguese Grammar, with a Vocabulary. Lond.
1801. 8vo.

VIEYEA (Antonio).

Sermoens, Oragoens, Panegyricas, et Variaa Obras.
15 vols. Lisboa, 1679-1718. 4to.

Arte de Furtar, composta no anno de 1652, de novo
reimpressa. Londres, 1821. 8vo.

VIGISTE (Godfrey T.)

Six Months in America. 2 vols. Loitd. 1832. 8vo.

Personal Narrative of a Visit to Ghuzni, Kabul, and
Afghanistan, and of a Eesidence at the Court of Dost
Mohamed. Lond. 1840. 8vo.

Travels in Kashmir, Ladak, Iskardo, and the Hima-
laya, North of the Punjab. 2 vols. Lond. 1842.
8to.

VIGNIEE (Nicolas).

Eecueil de I'Histoire le I'Eglise, depuis le Bap-
tesme de nostra Seigneur Jesus Christ, jusques k ce
temps. Ley den, 1601. foUo.

VIGNOLA (Barozzida).

GH Ordini di Architettura. See Architecture.

VIGNOLES (Alphgnse DEs).

Chronologie de I'Histoire Sainte et des Histoires
Etrang^res qui la concemant, jusqu'4 la Captivite de
Babylone. 2 vols. Berlin, 1738. 4to.

VIGNY (Alfred db).

Cinq Mars; or, a Conspiracy under Louis XIII.
Translated by William Hazlitt. Lond. 1847. 12mo.
(Bogue's European Library.)

VIJN (Cornelius).

Cetshwayo's Dutchman ; being the Private Journal
of a White Trader in Zululand during the British In-
vasion. Translated from the Dutch, and edited by the
Eight Eev. J. W. Colenso, D.D., Bishop of Natal
Land. 1880. post 8vo.

VILANT (Nicolas), Professor, University of St.
Andrews.

The Elements of Mathematical Analysis abridged.
Edinh. 1798. 8vo.

VILANT (William), Minister of Camhusnethan.

A Eeview and Examination of a Book [by John
Brown] bearing the title of the History of the Indul-
gence. (Anon.) Lond. 1681. post 8vo.

VILLA-AMIL (Genaro Perez db).

EspaSa Artistica y Monumental ; Vistas y Descrip-
cion de los Sitios y Monumentos mas notables de
Espana. Obra dirigida y ejecutada por G. P. de
Villa-amil j Texto redactado por Patricio de la Escosura,
Vols. L and IL Paris, 1842-1844. folia

VLLtANI (Giovanni).

Istorie Florentine. 8 vols. MUano, 1802-1803.
8vo.

VILLANUEVA (Joaquin Lorenzo).

Apuntes sobre el Arresto de los Vocales de Cortes
egecutado en Mayo de 1814. Madrid, n.d. 12mo.

Ibernia Phcenicea sen Phcenicum in Ibemia inco-
latus, ex ejus priscarum Coloniarum nominibus et earum
Idololatrico cultu Demonstratio. Dublin, 1831. 8vo.

Sancti Patricii Ibernorum Apostoli Opuscula, etc.
See Patrick (St.).

VILLAEET (M.)

Continuation de I'Histoire de France de l'Abb6 Paul
Francois Velly. See France.

VILLEBEUNE (Lbfebure de). See ATHENiEus.

VELLE-HAEDOUEN" (Geoffroy de).

Histoire do Gteoffroy de ViUe-Hardouin, Mar^chal d&
Champagne et de Eomanie, de la Conqueste de Con-
stantinople par les Barons Fran5oi8 associez aux Y&ai-
tiens I'an 1204; d'un cost6 en son veil langage et de
I'autre en un plus moderne et intelligible par Blaise de
Vigenfere. Paris, 1585. 4to.

Histoire de I'Empire de Constantinople sous le»
Empereurs Fran5ois, divis6o en deux parties dont la
Premiere contient I'Histoire de la Conqu6te de Constan-
tinople 6crit6 par Geoffroy de Villehardouin, Ulustr^e
d'Observations Historiques et d'un Glossaire, avec la
Suite de cette Histoire jusqu'en 1340, tir6e de I'Histoire
de France de PhiL Mouskes. La Seconde contenant ime
Histoire G6n6rale de ce que les Fran9oi8 et les Latins
ont fait dans I'Empire de Constantinople jusqu'i ce
que les Turcs s'en sont emparez, etc., par Ch. Du Fresne
Du Cange. Paris, 1656. folio.

See also, France (Soci6t6 db l'Histoire de).

VILLEMAIN (Abel-Francois).

Discours, et Melanges Litt^raires. 2 vols. Paris,
1823. 12mo.

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VILLEMAIN— VINET.

VILLEMAIN (ABEL-FEANgois) — Continued.

La Eepublique de Cic^ron, d'aprfes le texte in^dit,
d^couvert recement et comments par Aug. Maio ; avec
une traduction Fran^aise, un Discours preliminaire, et
des Dissertations Historiques. 3 vols. Paris, 1823.
12mo.

Cours de Litterature Frangaise. 5 vols. Paris,
1828-1830. 8vo.

Souvenirs Contemporains d'Histoire et de Littferature.
Bruxelles, 1854. 8vo.

Souvenirs Contemporains. Seconde Partie. Paris,
1855. 8vo.

Choix d'^tudes sur la Littdrature Contemporaine.
Paris, 1857. 8vo.

VILLERM6 (Louis Kbn^),

Tableau de I'Etat Physique et Moral des Ouvriers
employes dans les Manufactures de Coton, de Laine, et
de Soie. 2 vols. Paris, 1840. 8vo.

VILLIEES (Chaelbs Fr. Dominiqcb de).

Essai sur I'Esprit et I'lnfluence de la Reformation de
Luther. Paris, 1804. 8vo.

Coup d'ffiil sur I'^tat actuel de la Litterature ancienne
et de I'Histoire en AUemagne. Rapport fait k I'lnstitut
de France. Paris, 1809. 8vo.

An Essay on the Spirit and Iniluence of the Refor-
mation of Luther. Translated and illustrated with
copious Notes by James Mill. Lond. 1805. 8vo.

VILLIERS (Geoege). See Buckingham (Duke
op).

VILLOTEAU (G. A.)

Recherches sur I'Analogie de la Musique avec les
Arts qui ont pour objet I'imitation du Langage, pour
servir d'Introduction i I'fetude des Principes naturels
de cat Art. 2 vols. Paris, 1807. 8vo.

VINCE (Rev. Samuel).

A Complete System of Astronomy. Second edition,
with additions and corrections. 3 vols. Lond. 1814-
1823. 4to.

VIKCENT (Augustin), Windsor Herald.

A Discoverie of Errours in the first Edition of the
Catalogue of Nobility published by Raphe Brooke,
Yorke Herald 1619, with a Continuance of the Succes-
sions from 1619 untill 1622, at the end whereof is
annexed a Review of a later Edition in 1621. Lond.
1622. foHo.

.VINCENT (Rev. John).
Fowling: a Poem. Edinh. 1812.

12mo.

VINCENT (William), D.D., Dean of Westminster.

The Periplus of the Erythrean Sea. Part L An
Account of the Navigation of the Ancients from the
Sea of Suez to the coast of Zanguebar. Part II. The
Navigation of the Antients from the Gulf of Elana, in
the Red Sea, to the Island of Ceylon. 2 vols. Lond.
1800, 1805. 4to.

The Voyage of Nearchus, from the Indus to the
Euphrates. Collected from the original Journal pre-
served by Ai'rian, and illustrated by authorities, ancient
and modem. Containing an Account of the first
Navigation attempted by Europeans in the Indian
Ocean. To which are added three Dissertations ; two
on the Acronychal Rising of the Pleiades, by Bishop
Horsley and W. Wales ; and one by M. de la Rochette,
on the First Meridian of Ptolemy. Lond. 1797. 4to.

The Commerce and Navigation of the Ancients in
the Indian Ocean (VoL 1. containing the Voyage of
Nearchus j and VoL 2, the Periplus of the Erythrean
Sea). 2 vols. Lond. 1807. 4to.

VINCI (Leonardo da). See Da Vinci.

VINDINGIUS (Erasmus).

Regia Academia Haimiensis in Regibus, Conserva-
toribus, Rectoribus, Professoribus suis representata.
Haunice, 1665. 4to.

VINER (Charles).

A General Abridgment of Law and Equity, alpha-
betically digested, under proper Titles with notes and
references to the whole. 21 vols. Aldershot, 1745-
1746. foUo.

Indices to all the Abridgments of Law and Equity.
2 vols. Lond. 1758. folio.

VINESALVUS (Galfeidus).

Itinerarium Richardi regis Anglorum in Terram
Sanctam. See Britain (Great) : Hist. Angl. Scrip-
tores, ED. Jo. Fell.

VINET (Alexandre).

Essay on the Profession of Personal Religious Con-
viction, and upon the Separation of Church and State,
considered with reference to the fulfilment of that
duty. Translated from the French, by Charles Theodore
Jones. Lond. 1843. 8vo.

Vital Christianity: Essays and Discourses on the
Religions of Man and the Religion of God. Trans-
lated with an Introduction by Robert TumbulL Edinh.
1846. 8vo.

History of French Literature in the Eighteenth
Century, translated from the French by the Rev. James
Bryce. Edirib. 1854. 8vo.

VINET— VIRGILirS.

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VINET (Alexandre) — Continued.

Chrestomathio Frangaise, ou choix de Morceaax tir&
des meilleurs ^crivains Frangaia. Bruxelleg, 1855.
Sra

VINGBOONS (Philippe).

(Euvres d'Architecture, contenant les Desseins tant
en Plans qu'en fil^vations des principaux et des plus
nouveaux Batimens dans le dernier Agrandissement de
la Ville d' Amsterdam et autres endroits de ces Provinces.
2 vols, in 1. Leide, 1715. folio.

VINNIUS (Aenoldus).

In quatuor libros Institutionum Imperialium Com-
mentarius. Jo. GottL Heinneccius recensuit et prie-
fationem notulasque adjecit. Lugd. Bat. 1726. 4to.

■ VIOLET (Thomas).

A true Narrative of some remarkable Proceedings
concerning the Ships, Samson, Salvador, and George,
and several other Prize Ships depending in the High
Court of Admiraltie, most humbly presented to the
Parliament of the Commonwealth of England. Lond.
1653. foUo.

Mysteries and Secrets of Trade and Mint-affairs, with
several Eeasons against transporting Treasure, etc.
Formerly presented to the Eight Hon. the Lord Brad-
shaw, and now enlarged and humbly presented to this
present Parliament. Lond. 1653. folio.

The Government of the Commonwealth of England,
Scotland, and Ireland, and the Dominions thereto be-
longing, as it was pubUckly declared at Westminster,
the 16th day of December 1653. Lond. 1653. folio.

Proposals humbly presented to his Highness Oliver,
Lord Protector of England, etc., for the calling to a
true and just Accompt all Committee men. Sequestrators,
Excize, and Custom Commissioners, and all other
Persons that have been entrusted with the Public
Revenue, with several Reasons for the doing thereof ;
also for the regulating of the manufacture of Gold and
Silver Thread and Wyer, etc. Likewise, a Narrative
of the Proceedings of the Court of Admiraltie against
the Silver Ships, Sampson, Salvador, and George.
Lond. 1656. folio.

VIOLLET-LE-DUC (EuoiiNE).

Essai sur 1' Architecture Militaire au Moyen Age.
Paris, 1854. royal 8vo.

Dictionnaire Eaisonn^ dn. Mobilier Fran9ai3 de
rfipoque Carlovingienne, k la Renaissance. 5 vols.
Pans, 1858-1874. royal 8vo.

Dictionnaire Raisonn^ de rArchitecture Frangaise du
Xr au XVP Sifecle. 10 vols. Paris, 1867-1868.
royal 8vo,

VIOLLET-LE-DUC (Evaktis)— Continued.

Habitations Modemes. 2 vols. Paris, 1875, 1877.
folio.

The Habitations of Man in all Ages. Translated
by Benjamin Bucknall, Architect. Lond. 1876. 8vo.

L'Art Russe, ses Origines, ses filaments Constitutifs,
son Apogee, son Avenir. Paris, 1877. royal 8to.

Mont Blanc : a Treatise on its Geodesical and Geo-
logical Constitution; its Transformations; and the
ancient and recent State of its Glaciers. Translated
by B. BuckwalL Lond. 1877. 8vo.

VIOMENIL (Le Baron de).

Lettres sur les AfGaires de Pologne. See Poland :

BiBLIOTHECA POLONIOA.

VTREY (JuLiEN Joseph).

Histoire Naturelle du Genre Humain, ou Recherches
sur les Fondements physiques et moraux, etc. Nouvelle
Edition, augments et entiferement refondue. 3 vols.
Paris, 1824. 8vo.

VIEGILIUS (PoLYDORUs). See Vergilius.

VIRGILIUS (PuBUDS Marc).

Publii VirgUii Maronis Appendix, cum Supplemento
multorum antehac nunquam excusorum Poematum
veterum Poetarum. Josephi Scaligeri in eandem
Appendicem Conunentarii et castigationes. Lugduni,
1573. 12mo.

Opera, qua; quidem exstant omnia cum Commentariis
T. Donati et Servii Honorati; access, aliorum Anno-
tationes studio Lud. Lucii. Basilice, 1613. folio.

Opera, per Johannem Ogilvium edita, et Sculpturis
seneis adornata. Lond. 1663. folio.

Opera cum integris Notis Servii, Philargyrii, necuon
J. Pierii Variis Lectionibus, etc. Quibus accedunt
observationes Jacobi Emmenessii. 3 vols. Lugduni
Baiavorum, 1680. 8vo.

Opera cum integris commentariis Servii, Phylargyri,
Pierii, etc. Accedunt Scaligeri et Lindenbrogii notse, etc.
Recensuit Pancratius Masvicius. 2 vols. Leovardiae,
1717. 4to.

P. Vergilii Maronis Codex Antiquissimus a Rufio
Turcio Aproniano V. C. distinctus et emendatus, qui
nunc Florentiae in Bibliotheca Mediceo-Laurentiana
typis descriptus. Florentice, 1741. 4to.

Bucolica, Georgica, et iEneis, ex recensione Alexandri
CuningamiL Edinhurgi, 1743. 12 mo.

Bucolica, Georgica, et jEneia. 2 vols, in 1. Edin-
burgi, 1755. post 8vo.

Bucolica, Georgica, et .^neis. Birminghamim, 1757.
4to.

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VIRGILIUS— VISCONTL

VIEGILIUS (PuBLius Maro) — Continued.

Bucolica, Georgica, et ^neis ex Cod. Mediceo-
Laurentiano descripta, ab Ant. Ambrogi Florentino
Italico versu reddita, adnott. atque varr. lectt. et anti-
quissi Codicis Vaticani picturis, etc., ajre incisis, et
clariss. Virorum Dissertationibus illustrata. 3 vols.
Romoe, 1763-1765. folio.

Bucolica, Georgica, et ^Eneis ; ex editione Petri
Burmanni. 2 vols, in 1. Glasguce in JEdibus Acade-
micis, 1778. folio.

Opera ; emendabat et notulis illustrabat Gilbertus
Wakefield. 2 vols. Londini, 1796. royal 8vo.

Opera Omnia ex editione Heyniana cum notis et
Interpretatione in usum Delpbini. 10 vols. Lond.
1819. 8vo. (Valpy's Delpbin Classics.)

Opera, ad optiniorum librorum fidem edidit, perpetua
et aliorum et sua adnotatione illustravit, etc., Albertus
Forbiger. 3 vols. Lipsice, 1845. 8vo.

Georgica P. Virgilii Hexaglotta ; Georgica in quinque
linguas conversa, Hispanicam, a Jo. de Guzman ; Ger-
manicam, a Jo. H. Voss; Anglicam a Gul. Sotheby;
Italicam, a Franc. Soave; et Gallicam, a Jac. DelUle.
Londini, 1827. folio.

The Works of Yirgil : containing his Pastorals,
Georgics and ^Eneis. Translated into English Verse
by Mr Dryden. Lond. 1697. folio.

The Works of Virgil translated into English Verse,
by Eichard (Maitland) Earl of Lauderdale. Second
•edition. 2 vols. Lo7id. n.d. [1730]. 12mo.

The Works of Virgil, translated into English Prose,
with the Latin text, Order of Construction, and Notes
in English (by J. Davidson). Third edition. 2 vols.
Lond. 1754. 8vo.

The same. Fourth edition. 2 vols. Zo«c^. 1763. 8vo.

The same. New edition, revised with Notes, by T.
A. Buckley. Lond. 1850. 12mo. (Bohn's Classical
Library.)

The Works of Virgil, Englished by Eobert Andrews.
Birmingham, 1766. 8vo.

The Works of Virgil, translated into English Prose.
Minb. 1791. post 8vo.

The XIII. Bukes of Eneados of the famose Poete
Virgill. Translatet out of Latyne verses into Scottish
Metir, by the Reverend Father in God, Mayster Gawin
Douglas, Bishop of Dunkel, and UnkU to the Erie of
Angus. Every Buke having hys particular Prologe.
Lond. 1553. 4to.

Virgil's jEneis, translated into Scottish Verse by the
famous Gawin Douglas, Bishop of Dunkeld. A new
edition, to which is added a large Glossary, and to
the whole is prefixed an exact Account of the Author's
Life and Writings. Hdinb. 1710. folio.

VIEGILIUS (PuBHTJS Mauo)— Continued.

The ^neid of Virgil, translated into Scottish Verse.
By Gawin Douglas, Bishop of Dunkeld. 2 vols.
JEdinb. 1839. 4to. (Bannatyne Club.)

The .iEneid' of Virgil translated by the Eev. Chris-
topher Pitt. 2 vols. Lond. 1740. 4to.

The ^neid of Virgil, translated into blank Verse,
by James Beresford. Lond. 1794. 4to.

The first Four Books of the ^neid of Virgil, in
English Heroic Verse : with other translations and
poems, by Richard Stanyhurst. (Reprinted from the
edition 1583, and edited by James Maidment.) Edinb.
1836. 4to.

The iEneid of VirgU, translated into English Verse,
by John Conington. Lond. 1867. 8vo.

Virgil's Georgicks, Englished by Thomas May.
Lond. 1628. 24mo.

Virgil's Pastorals translated into English Prose ; as
also his Georgics. To which is added, an Appendix
showing Scotland's chief and principal worldly interest.
By James Hamilton. Edinb. 1742. 12mo.

The Bucolicks of VirgU, with an English translation
and Notes by John Martyn. Second edition. Lond.
1749. 8vo.

The Georgicks of Virgil, with an English translation
and Notes by John Martyn. Third edition. Lond.
1755. 8vo.

Remarks and Dissertations on Virgil. See Holds-
worth (Edward).

Qiuvres de Virgile, traduites en Frangois ; le Texte
vis-k-vis la Traduction, avec des Eemarques, par M.
I'Abb^ Des Fontaines. 4 vols. Paris, 1796. 8vo.
See also, De Lillb (L'Abb6 Jacques).

VIEGILII PictursB Antiquae, ex codd. Vaticanis
(edente Angelo Maio). See Homerus.

VIEUNNIUS (PoNTicus). See Britain (Great) :
Rerom Brit. Scriptobes.

VISCONTI (Ennio Quirino).

H Museo Pio-Clementino descritto da E. Q. Visconti.
7 vols. Roma, 1782-1807. folio.

Iconographie Ancienne ou Eecueil des Portraits
authentiques des Empereurs, Eois et Hommes illustres
de rAntiquit(5. Iconographie Grecque. (2 parts in
3 vols.) Paris, 1808. folio.

Iconographie Eomaine (par E. Q. Visconti et le
Chevalier A. Mongez). 4 vols. Paris, 1817-1826.
folio.

Description des Antiques du Mus6e Eoyal. Com-
menc6e par le Chev. Visconti, continu^e par le Cte. de
Clarac. Paris, 1820. 8vo.

VISCONTI— VIZETELLT.

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VISCONTI (Ennio QmRi^o)—Oontmued.

Momimenti Gabini della Villa Pinciana descrittL
Nuovamente pubblicati per cura del Dottor G. Labus.
Milano, 1835. 8vo.

VISCONTI (FiLipPO AuEELio).

n Museo Chiaramonti aggiimto al Pio-Clementino,
con I'esplicazione de Sigg. Filippo Aurelio Visconti e
Guiseppe Antonio Guattani. (Vol III. Con la
dichiarazione di Antonio Nibby, ed i Monumenta
Amaranziani discritti da Luigi BiondL) 3 vols.
Roma, 1808-1843. folio.

I Monumenti Amaranziani, Dlustrati dal Marchese
Luigi Biondi. [Roma], n.d. foUo.

VISIONARY (The), Nos. I., II., III. JEdinb.
1819. 12nio.

VISME (FRAN5018 BenoIt de).
La Science parfaite des Notaites ; ou le parfait
Notaire. 2 vols. Paris, 1771. 4to.

VITA (ViNCENTius de).

Eepertorium Generale, sive RecoUectio rerum Nota-
bilium occurrentium tain in Scolis quam in Palatiis in
Practica tarn Juris Civilis, quam Pontificii, etc.
Neapoli, 1634. folio.

VIT^ TRIPARTITA JURISCONSULTORUM
Veterum, a Bern. Rutilio, Jo. Bertrando, et Guil.
Grotio conscripts, edidit Jo. Chr. Franck, J.U.D.
HalcB Magdehurgicae, 1718. 4to.

VITALIS (Ordericus), Anglus.

Orderici Vitalis Angligenae Historia Ecclesiastica.
Par Augustus Le Prevost. See France (Soci^t^ de
l'Histoire de).

Histoire de Normandie par Orderic Vital. Publide
en Frangais par M. Guizot. 3 vols. Caen, 1826.
8vo.

Ecclesiastical History of England and Normandy,
translated with notes. See Ordericus Vitalis.

VITRAUX Peints du XIII' Siecle. Verri^res du
Choeur de I'Eglise Metropolitaiae de Tours. See
Mabchand (J.)

VITRIARIUS (Phil. Eeinhakdus).

Institutiones Juris Naturae et Gentium, ad methodnm
Hugonis Grotii conscriptae. Lugd. Batavorum, 1734.
8vo.

VITRUVIUS POLLIO (Mabcds).

Do Architcctura Libri dccem, cum notis, castigatt. et
observatt. Gul. Philandri integris, Dan Barbcri excerptis,
CL Salmasii passim insertis ; praemittuntur Elementa
Architecturae coUecta ab Henr. Wottono ; ace. Lexicon
Vitruvianum Bom. Baldi, etc., in unum coUecta et
illustrata a Joanne de Laet. Anutelodami, 1649.
folio.

Marci Vitruvii Pcillionis de Architectura Libri decem.
Ex fide librorum scriptorum recensuit, emeudavit,
suisque et Virorum doctorum Annotationibus illustravit,
Jo. Gottlab Schneider. 3 vols. Lipaiw, 1807-1808.
royal 8vo.

The Civil Architecture of Vitruvius comprising those
Books of the Author which relate to the public and
private Edifices of the Ancients, translated by WUliam
Wilkins. Illustrated by nmnerous Engravings, with
an Introduction containing an Historical View of the
Rise and Progress of Architecture among the Greeks
(by the Earl of Aberdeen). Land. 1812. imperial
4to.

The Architecture of Marcus Vitruvius PoUio, in ten
Books, translated from the Latin by Joseph GwUt.
Land. 1826. 4to.

VITRUVIUS SCOTICUS ; being a CoUection of
Plans, Elevations, and Sections of Public Buildings,
Noblemen's and Gentlemen's Houses in Scotland ;
principally from the designs of the late WUliam Adam.
Edinh. (1750). foho.

VITUS (Stkphanus).

Apologia pro Hibernia. See White (Stephen).

VIVENZIO (Giovanni).

Istoria de Tremuoti awenuti nella Calabria e Citta
di Messina, nell'anno 1783. 2 vols. Napoli, 1788.
4to.

VIVIAN (George).

Spanish Scenery. Lond. 1838. large folio.

VIZETELLY (Henry).

The Story of the Diamond Necklace told in detail
for the first time, from Original Letters, Documents,
and Contemporary Memoirs. 2 vols. Loiid. 1867.
post 8vo.

Berlin under the New Empire ; its Institutions, In-
habitants, Industry, Monuments, Museums, Social Life,
Manners, and Amusements. 2 vols. Land. 1879.
8vo.

6s

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VOCABOLAEIO— VOLX.

VOCABOLARIO della Crusca. See Crusca (Ac-

CADBMIA della). MoNTI (ViNCENZo).

VOCAL MAGAZINE (The), containing a Selec-
tion of the most esteemed English, Scots, and Irish
Songs, antient and modern. 3 vols, in 1. Edinh.
1797-1799. 8vo.

VOETIUS (Joannes).

Commentarius ad Pandectas ; in qno praeter Romani
Juris Principia ao controversias illustriores, Jus etiam
Hodiernum et prsecipuse Fori Questiones excutiuntur.
2 vols. Hagm Comitum, 1707. folio.

VOGEL (Dr Hermann).

The Chemistry of Light and Photography in its
application to Art, Science, and Industry. Lond.
1875. post 8vo. (International Scientific Series.)

VOGT (Joannes).

Catalogus Historico-Criticus Lihrorum Eariorum.
Hanib. 1753. 8vo.

VOIGHT (Dr Moritz).

Die Lehre von Jus Naturale, aequum et bonum und
Jus Gentium der Eomer. Leipzig, 1856. 8vo.

VOIGT (Prop. Johannes).

Handbuch der Geschichte Preussens, bis zur Zeit der
Reformation. 3 vols. Konigsberg, 1841-1843. 8vo.

VOLKSBUCHER. Herausgegeben von G. 0.
Marbach. 45 parts in 5 vols. Leipzig, 1838-1847.
12mo.

VOLNEY (Constantin Eran^ois Chassebceup de).

(Euvres. Deuxifeme ddition complete. 8 vols.
Paris, 1826. 8vo.

Considerations sur la Guerre actueUe des Turcs.
Londres \Amsterdarn\, 1788. 8vo.

Travels through Syria and Egypt, in the years 1783,
1784, and 1785. Translated from the French.
2 vols. Lond. 1787. 8vo.

The Ruins; or, a Survey of the Revolutions of
Empires. Translated from the FrencL Lond. 1795.
8vo.

The Ruins; or, a Survey of the Revolutions of
Empires. Part the Second ; containing the Law of
Nature. Lond. 1801. 18mo.

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America. To which are annexed some Accounts of

Florida, the French Colony of Scioto, certain Canadian

Colonies, and the Savages and Natives. Translated

' from the French. Lond. 1804. 8vo.

VOLSUNGS AND NIBLUNGS.

Volsunga Saga. The Story of the Volsungs and
Niblungs, with certain Songs from the Elder Edda.
Translated from the Icelandic by Eirlk Magniisson and
William Morris. Lond. 1870. post 8vo.

VOLTAIRE (Francois Marie Arodet de).

CEuvres completes (avec des Notes et sa Vie par Con-
dorcet). 71 vols. Gotha, 1784-1790. 8vo.

Melanges de Poesies, de Littcjrature, d'Histoire, et
de Philosophic. (Anon.) 4 vols. n.p. 1757. 8vo.

Commontaires sur le Th6&tre de Pierre Corneille et
antres morceaux interessans, etc. 3 vols. n.p. 1764.
12mo.

Supplement au Recueil des Lettres de M. de Vol-
taire. 2 vols. Pari^, 1808. 8vo.

Lettres In^dites de Voltaire, adressdes k Madame
la Comtesse de Lutzelbourg. Paris, \S\2. 8vo.

Lettres In^dites de Voltaire k Mademoiselle Quin-
ault, k M. Dargental, au President H^nault, et autres
personnages remarquables. Paris, 1822. 8vo.

M^moires Anecdotiques sur Voltaire, R(5flexions sur
ses Ouvrages, suivis de divers i^crits In^dits de la
Marquise du Chatelet, du President H6nault, etc., par
Longchamps et Wagnifere. 2 vols. Paris, 1838.
8vo.

See also, Longohamp et Wagniere.

Lettres Incdites de Voltaire, recueillies par M. de
Cayrol, et annot(5es par M. Alphonse Francois, pr6-
c(5dees d'une Preface de M. Saint-Marc Girardin.
2 vols. Paris, 1856. 8vo.

Voltaire k Ferney : sa Correspondance avec la
Duchesse de Saxe-Gotha, suivie de Lettres et de Notes
Historiques enti6rement inddites recueillies par Evariste
Bavoux et A. F. Paris, 1860. 8vo.

Letters concerning the English Nation. Lond.
1733. 8vo.

The Age of Louis XIV., to which is added, the
Sequel, an Abstract of the Age of Louis XV. Trans-
lated, with Notes critical and explanatory, by R.
Griffiths. 3 vols. Lond. 1779. 8vo.

A Philosophical Dictionary. From the French of
M. de Voltaire. 6 vols. Lond. 1824. 12mo.

See also, Bailly (Jean Sylvestre). Beccaria
(Marq. Cesare).

VOLUSENUS (FLOREtmna).

Do Animi TranquHlitate Dialogus. Lugdwni, 1543.
4to.

Id. op. Edinb. 1751. 12mo.

VOLX (Jules Blano db).

Des Causes des Revolutions et de leurs eflfets.
2 vola Paris, 1801. 8vo.

VON BUCH— VOYAGES AND TEAVELS.

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VON BUCH (Leopold).

Travels through Norway and Lapland during 1806,
1807, and 1808. Translated from the German by
John Black, with Notes and Illustrations chiefly
Mineralogical, and some Account of the Author by
Kobert Jameson. Lond. 1813. 4to.

VON OELICH (Capt. Leopold).

Travels in India, including Sinde and the Punjab ;
translated from the German by H. Evans Lloyd.
2 vols. Lond. 1845. 8vo.

VON TEOIL (Uno), D.D.

Letters on Iceland, containing Observations made
during a Voyage undertaken in 1772 by Sir Joseph
Banks, to which are added, the Letters of Dr Ihre
and Dr Bach concerning the Edda. Also Professor
Bergman's curious Observations and chemical Examina-
tions of the Lava and other substances produced on the
Island. Lond. 1780. 8vo.

VOPISCUS (Flavius). See Sobiptores Historle
Augusts.

VOEAGINE (Jacobus dk), Archiepiscopus Janu-
ensis, Ord. Freed.

Legenda Aurea Sanctoruili. Clariorem in lucem
prodit D. Ant. Ibanez de la Elba Herrera. Matriti,
1688. 4to.

See also, Lombabdica Histobia.

VOSSIUS (Gbbabdus Joannes).

Opera. 6 vols. Amstelodami, 1695-1701. folio.

Etymologicon Linguae Latinoa. Editio novissima, in
qua prseter Isaaci Vossii additiones, accesserunt nunc
primum editse Alexii Symmachi Mazochii Etymologise
quamplurimai ex Oriente petitae, et Tyrrhenicarum
vocum originationes. 2 vols. Neapoli, 1762. folio.

Ger. Joan. Vossii et ad eum Virorum eruditione
Celeberrimorum Epistolaj, ex autogr. MSS. collegit et
<iigessit Paulus Colomesius. Lowdim, 1693. folio.

VOSSIUS (IsAACUs).

Epistolse duse adversus David Blondellum. See
Pearson (John).

VOUET (Simon).

Eecueil des Estampes grav6es par differents Graveurs
d'apr^s les Tableaux do Monsieur Vouot, Peintre du
Eoy de France, Louis XIIL Paris, 1627-1666. large
folio.

VOYAGES AND TEAVELS.

Voyage fait par Ordre du Eoi en 1771 et 1772, en
diverses parties de I'Europe, de I'Afrique, et de
I'Amerique ; suivi de Eecherches pour rectifier les
-Cartes Hydrographiques. 2 vols. Paris, 1778. 4to.

VOYAGES AND THAN TSIS,— Continued.

Voyage k la Guiane et a Cayenne, fait en 1789 et
ann6e8 suivantes, par L. K R Armateur (ou plutflt
par Louis Prudhomme). Paris, An. VL do la E6-
publique (1798). 8vo.

Relacion del Viago hecho por las Goletas, Sutil y
Mexicana, en el ano de 1792 para reconocer el Estrocho
deFuca. Madrid, 19,02. 4to.

Eelacion del Ultimo Viage al Estrecho de Magellanes
do la Fragata Santa Maria de la Cabeza. See
Magellan.

Voyage Pittoresque en Sicile, dedie k son Altesse
Royale Jjadame la Duchesse de Berry [par J. F.
d'Ostervald]. 2 vols. Paris, 1822. krge folio.

Voyage of H.M.S. Blonde to the Sandwich Islands,
in the years 1824-1825. Captain the Right Hon. Lord
Byron, Commander. Lond. 1826. 4to.

Report of the Scientific Eesults of the Voyage of
H.M.S. Challenger. See Thomson (Sir C. Wyville).

VOYAGES AND TEAVELS (Collections of).

Voyages and Discoveries in South America ; the first
up the river of Amazons, by Christopher d'Acugna.
The second up the river of Plata, by Acarete. The
third from Cayenne into Guiana, by Grillet and
Bechamel Lond. 1698. 8vo.

An Account of several late Voyages and Dis-
coveries : — L Sir John Narbrough's Voyage to the
South Sea. — II. Captain J. Tasman's Discoveries on
the Coast of the South Terra Incognita.— IIL Captain
J. Wood's Attempt to discover a North-East Passage
to China, — TV. F. Marten's Observations made in
Greenland, and other Northern Countries. Lond.
1711. 8vo.

Eecueil de Voyages au Nord, contenant divers
Mi5moires tr6s utiles au Commerce et k la Navigation.
(Public par J. Fr^d. Bernard, Libraira) 10 vols.
Amsterdam, 1731-1738. 12mo.

Voyages fadts principalement en Asie dans les XII.-
XV. Sifecles, par Benjamin de Tudele, Jean Du Plan-
Carpin, N. Ascelin, -etc. Accompagn^s de I'Histoire des
Sarasins et des Tartares et pr6c6d6s d'une Introduction
par Pierre Bergeron. 2 vols. Haye; 1 735. 4to.

El Viagero Universal, 6 Noticia del Mundo Antique
y Nuevo. Obra compuesta en Frances por Mr De La
Portoj y traducida al Castellana e illustrado con Notas
por D. P. E. P. 43 vols. Madrid, 1796-1801.
8vo.

The Cabmet of Foreign Voyages and Travels, or
Annual Selections from the latest works of that descrip-
tion which have not yet appeared in English. Vols.
L and XL Lond. 1825, 1826. 12mo.

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VOYAGES AND TRAVELS— VYSE.

VOYAGES AND TEAVELS (Collections of)—
Continued.

Nouvelles Annalss des Voyages, de la G^ographie, et
de I'Histoire. Publi^ea par MM. J. B. Eyrifes et
Malte-Bmn, etc. 80 vols. Paris, 1819-1838. 8vo.

Harleian Collection of Voyages. A Collection of
Voyages and Travels compiled from the Library of the
Earl of Oxford. See Churchill (John).

Recueil des Voyages qui ont servi Ji I'etablissement
et aux progrez de la Compagnie des Indes Orientales
form(5e dans les Provinces-Unies des Pays-Bas. See

CONSTANTIN (Le SiEDE DE).

Eecueil de Voyages et de M^moires, publico par la
Society de Geographie. See Soci^Ti; de Geogeaphie.

Voyages Pittoresques et Eomantiques dans I'Ancienne
France, par Ch. Nodier, J. Taylor et Alph. de Cailleux.
See Eeance : Topogeaphy.

See also, Astlet. Churchill. Hakluyt. Harris.
Kerr. Pinkerton. Puechas. Richaederie. Ste-
vens. Thevenot. Ternaux-Compans.

VOYAGES IMAGINAIEES, Eomanesques, etc.,
Merveilleux, AU6goriques, Amusans, Comiques et Cri-
tiques; suivis des Songes, Visions, et des Eomans
Cabalistiques, recueilles par Gamier, avec un Supple-
ment, contenant un Recueil des Naufrages veritables, par
M.de Perthes. 39 vols, .iwis^errfajw, 1787-1789. 8vo.

VOYAGE LITT^RAIEE de Deux Eeligieux Ben6-
dictins de la Congregation de Saint Maur. See Mae-
TiNE (Edmond).

VEEDIUS (Olivarius).

Historic Comitum Flandrise, a Jul. Cses. ad ann. Chr.
767. Pars prima, Flandria Ethnica ; et pars secunda,
Elandria Christiana. 2 vols. Brugis, 1650. folio.

Genealogia Comitum Flandriae, a Balduino Ferreo
usque ad Philippum IV. Hisp. Eegem. 2 vols.
Brugis Flandronim, 1642, 1643. folio.

SigiUa Comitum Flandrise et Inscriptiones Diplo-
matum ab iis editorum, cum Expositione Historica.
Brugis Flandromm, 1639. folio.

VULSON (Maeo db), Sieur de la Colombiere.

Le Vray Theatre d'Honneur et de Chevalerie ; ou
le Miroii Heroique de la Noblesse. Paris, 1648.
foUo.

La Science Heroique, traitant de la Noblesse et de
rOrigine des Armes. Paris, 1669. folio.

VYSE (Colonel Howaed).

Operations carried on at the Pyramids of Gizeh in
1837; with an Account of a Voyage into Upper
Egypt, and an Appendix. 3 vols. Lond. 1840-1842.
royal 8vo.

W.— WADE.

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w

■ W. (J.)

De Ifeutralibus et Mediis. Grosly Inglyshed, Jacke
of botli Sydes. A Godly and a necessary Catholike
Admonicion, touching those that be Neutres holding
upon no certayne Eeligion, etc. Lmid. 1562. 12mo.

W. (J.)

The VaHant Scot. (A Play.) Lond. 1637.

4to.

WAAGEN (Db Gustav Friedrich).

Works of Art and Artists in England. (Translated
from the German, by H. E. Lloyd.) 3 vols. Lond.
1838. post 8vo.

Peter Paul Eubens, his Life and Genius, translated
from the German, by Eobert E. Noel, edited by Mrs
Jameson. Lond. 1840. Svo.

Treasures of Art in Great Britain : being an Account
of the chief Collections of Paintings, Drawings, Sculp-
tures, Illuminated MSS., etc. 3 vols. ZowfZ. 1854. 8vo.

Handbook of Painting ; the German, Flemish, and
Dutch Schools, based on the Handbook of Kugler.
Enlarged, and for the most part rewritten. 2 vols.
Lond. 1860. post 8vo.

WAGE (Henry). See Smith (William).

WAGE (Egbert).

Master Wace, his Ghronicle of the Norman Conquest
from the Eoman de Eou, translated with Notes and
Dlustrations by Edgar Taylor. Z,owd 1837. 8vo.

Notice sui la Vie et les Merits de Eobert Wace.
See Pluqdet (Fr^beric).

WACHLEE (Dk Ludwig).

Geschichte der Historischen Forschung und Kunst,
seit der Wiederherstellung der litterarischen Cultur in
Europa. 2 vols. (?6«%e?i, 1812, 1816. 8vo.

Vorlesungen liber die Geschichte der Teutschen
Nationallitteratur. 2vols.ini. Frankfurt am Main,
1834. 8vo.

WACHSMUTH (Wilhelm).

Geschichte Frankreichs im Eevolutions-Zeitalter.
See Heeren andlJKEBT.

Historical Antiquities of the Greeks with reference
to their Political Institutions, translated from the
German by Edmund Woolrych. 2 vols. Oxford,
1837, Svo.

WAGHTEEUS (Jo. Georoius).

Glossarium Germanicum, continens Origines et Anti-
quitates totius Linguae Gennanicse, Lipgue, 1737.
folio.

WAGKilENAGEL (Db K. E. P.)

Das Deutsche Kirchenlied von Martin Luther bis
auf Nicolaus Herman und Ambrosius Blaurer. Stutt-
gart, 1841. royal Svo.

WADDEL (Andrew).

Eemarks on Mr Innes's Critical Essay on the Ancient
Inhabitants of Scotland. See Scotia Eediviva.

WADDELL (Anne). See Trials.

WADDELL (Eev. P. Hatelt), LLD.

Ossian and the Clyde. Fingal in Ireland, Oscar in
Iceland ; or, Ossian Historical and Authentic Olaa-
gow, 1874. royal Svo.

WADDING (Luke), Ord. Mm.

Vita Joannis Duns Scoti, Ordinis Minorum, Doctoris
subtUis. Accessit Panegyricus Jo. Duns Scoti, a
Nicolao Vemulseo. Mmitibus, 1644. 12mo.

WADDINGTON (George), D.D.

Journal of a Visit to some parts of Ethiopia. By
G. Waddington and the Eev. Barnard Hanbury.
Lond. 1822. 4to.

A Visit to Greece in 1823 and 1824. Lmd. 1825.
Svo.

History of the Eeformation on the Continent.
3 vols. Lond. 1841. Svo.

History of the Church to the Eeformation. See
Library of Useful Knowledge.

WADE (James A.)

History of St. Mary's Abbey, Mebose, the Monastery
of Old Melrose, and the Town and Parish of Melrose.
Edinh. 1861. post Svo.

WADE (John).

History of the Middle and Working Classes ; with
a practical Exposition of the Economical and Political
Principles which have influenced the past and present
condition of the Industrial Orders, etc. Lomi. 1833.
12nio.

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WADE— WALES.

WADE (Walter), M.D.

Plantse Rariores in Hibernia inventse; or, Habitats
of Plants found in Ireland. Dublin, 1804. 8vo.

WAGENAAR (Jan).

Amsterdam in zyne Opkomst, Aanwas, Geschiedenis-
sen, etc., bescbreeven. 3 vols. Amsterdam, 1760-
1767. folio.

WAGNEE (Db F. Wilhelm).
Grundriss der Classichen Bibliograpbie : ein Hand-
buch fur Pbilologen. Breslau, 1840. 8vo.

WAGSTAFFE (William), M.D.
Miscellaneous Works ; with an Account of his Life
and Writings. Lond, 1726. 8vo.

WAILLT (Natalis de).

Elements de Paleographie. 2 vols. Paris, 1838.
royal 4to.

WAINEWEIGHT (Latham).

The Literary and Scientific Pursuits which are en-
couraged and enforced at the University of Cambridge,
briefly described and vindicated. Lond. 1815. 8vo.

WAIT (Eev. Eobbbt).

The Gospel History from the text of the Four Evan-
gelists, with explanatory notes. Edinh. 1765. 8vo.

WAKE (William), Archbishop of Canterbury.

The State of the Church and Clergy of England,
from the Conversion of the Saxons to the present
times. Lond. 1703. folio.

The genuine Epistles of the Apostolical Fathers,
translated, etc. See Apostolical Fathers.

WAKEFIELD (Edward).

An Account of Ireland, Statistical and Political
2 vols. Lond. 1812. 4to.

WAKEFIELD (Edward Gibbon).

Facts relating to the Punishment of Death in the
Metropolis. Lond. 1831. 12mo.

The Trial of Edward Gibbon Wakefield for the
Abduction of Miss Helen Turner. See Trials.

WAKEFIELD (Edward Jbrningham).

Adventure in New Zealand from 1839 to 1844.
With some Account of the British Colonisation of the
Islands. 2 vols. Lond. 1845. 8vo.

WAKEFIELD (Ebv. Gilbbbt).-

Silva Critica: sive in Auctores sacros profanosque
Commentarius PhUologus. 5 parts in 2 vols. Cantor
brigim, 1789-1795. 8vo.

WAKEFIELD (Rev. Giuim.^)— Continued.

Memoirs of his Life ; written by himself. A new-
edition, with Notes by the Editors ; to which is sub-
joined an Appendix of Original Letters. 2 vols.
Lond. 1804. 8vo.

Correspondence with the Right Hon. Charles James
Fox, chiefly on subjects of Classical Literature. Lond.
1813. 8vo.

WAKEMAN (William F.)

Archseologia Hibernica : a Handbook of Irish Anti-
quities, Pagan and Christian. Dublin, 184:8. 12mo.

WALiEUS (Balddinus).

Novi Testamenti Libri Historici, Greece et Latino.
See Bible.

WALCHITJS (Jo. Georgius).

Bibliotheca Theologica Selocta, Litterariis Adnota-
tionibus instaucta. 4 vols. Jence, 1757-1765. 8vo.

Bibliotheca Patristica, Litterariis Annotationibus
uistructa : Editio nova emendatior et multum auctior
adornata ab Jo. Tr. Lebr. Danzio. Jenae, 1834. 8vo.

WALCKENAER (Charles Athanase).

Cosmologie, ou Description G(5n6rale de la Terre,
consid^ree sous ses rapports Astronomiques, Physiques,
Historiques, etc. Paris, 1816. 8vo.

WALCOTT (Mackenzie E. C.)

Scoti-Monasticon : the Ancient Church of Scotland;
a History of the Cathedrals, Conventual Foundations,
Collegiate Churches, and Hospitals of Scotland. Lcmd.
1874. 4to.

WALDEGEAVE (James, Eabl of).

Memoirs from 1754 to 1758. Lond. 1821. 4to.

WALDENSIS (Thomas).

Doctrinale Antiquitatum fidei Ecclesias Catholicoe,
opus sane Divinum, in tres tomos digestum. 3 vols.
Venetiis, 1571. folio.

WALDIE (George).

A History of the Town and Palace of Linlithgow,
with Notices historical and antiquarian of places of
interest in the neighbourhood. Linlithgow, 1868. 8vo.

WALDEON (George).

Compleat Works in Verse and Prose. Oxford, 1731.
folio.

WALES.

Leges WallicjB.

See Leges.

WALES— WALKER.

1063

WALES (William).

Dissertation on the Acronychd rising of the Pleiades.
See Vincent (William).

WALES (William), and BAYLY (William).

The Original Astronomical Observations made in the
course of a Voyage towards the South Pole, and round
the World, in the years 1772-1775. Lond. 1777. 4to.

WALFORD (Cornelius).

The Insurance Guide and Hand Boot : dedicated
especially to Insurance Agents ; heing a Guide to the
Principles and Practice of Life Assurance. Lond.
1867. 8vo,

WALKER (Charles).

Narrative of the United States' Exploring Expedi-
tion, during the years 1838-1842. 2 vols. Lond.
1852. post 8vo.

WALKER (Clement).

The Compleat History of Independency upon tlie
Parliament begun 1640. Continued till this present
year 1660, which fourth Part was never before pub-
lished : —

(1.) The Mysterie of the Two Juntoes, Presbyterian
and Independent. — (2.) The History of Indepen-
dency, with the Kise, Growth, and Practices of that
powerfull and restlesse Faction. — (3.) An Ap-
pendix to the History of Independency, being a
brief Description of some few of Argyle's Proceed-
ings, with a Parallel betwixt him and Cromwell,
and a caveat to all his seduced Adherents. — (4.)
Anarchia Anglicana, the Second Part ; being a
continuation of Relations and Observations His-
torical and Pohtick upon this present Parliament.
By Theodoras Verax.— (5.) The High Court of
Justice ; or, Cromwell's New Slaughter-House in
England ; being the Third Part of the History of
Independency. — (6.) The History of Independency
the Fourth and last Part. By T. M.
Lond. 1660-1661. 4to.

WALKER (Donald).

Manly Exercises, containing Rowing, Sailing,
Riding, etc. Lond. 1855. 12mo. (Bohn's Illustrated
Library. )

WALKER (Sir Edward).

Historical Discourses. Lond. 1705. foho.

A circumstantial Account of the Preparations for the
Coronation of His Majesty King Charles the Second,
and a minute detail of that splendid Ceremony ; to
which is prefixed an Account of the Landing, Recep-
tion, and Journey of His Majesty from Dover to
London. Lond. 1820. royal 8vo.

WALKER (Francis A.)

Money in its Relations to Trade and ladustry.
Lond. 1880. post Svo.

WALKER (Rev. George), afleneards Bishop of
Londonderry.

A true Account of the Siege of London Derry.
Lond. 1689. 4to.

A Vindication of the true Account of the Siege of
Derry, in Ireland. Lond. 1689. 4to. (Bound with
the preceding.)

An Apology for the failures charg'd on the Rev.
Mr Gegrgo Walker's printed Account of the late
Siege of Derry, in a letter to the undertaker of a more
accurate Narrative of that Siege. Zonrf. 1689. 4to.

WALKER (George).

Treatise on the Conic Sections, in five books.
Lond. 1794. 4to.

WALKER (George), M.A.

Latin Grammar, translated from the German, with
Additions, etc. See Scheller (L J. G.)

WALKER (J. Douglas), Barrister-at-Law.

A Treatise on Banking Law. Lond. 1877. Svo.

WALKER (James), D.D.

The Theology and Theologians of Scotland, chiefly
of 17th and 18th Centuries. Being the Cunningham
Lectures for 1870-71. Edinh. 1872. Svo.

WALKER (Rev. John).

An Attempt towards recovering an Account of the
Numbers and Sufferings of the Clergy of the Church
of England, who were sequestered, harassed, etc., in the
late Times of the Grand Rebellion. Lond, 1714. folio.

WALKER (Professor John), D.D. •
An Economical History of the Hebrides and High-
lands of Scotland. 2 vols. Hdinb. 1808. Svo.

Essays on Natural History and Rural Economy.
minb. 1808. Svo.

WALKER (John).

Reports of Cases argued and determined in the
Court of Chancery. See Jacob (Edward).

WALKER (Joseph Cooper).

Historical Memoirs of the Irish Bartls, interspersed
with Anecdotes and Observations on the Music of Ire-
land ; also an historical and descriptive Account of the
Musical Instruments of the Ancient Irish ; and an
Appendix containing several biographical and other
Papers with Select Irish Melodies ; with Essays and
Letters on Irish Music, by K Ledwich, LL.B., W.
Beauford, etc Lond. 1786. 4to.

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WALKER (Joseph Coopke) — Continued.
• Historical Essay on the Dress of the Ancient and
Modern Irish ; with a Memoir on the Armour and
Weapons of the Irish. Dublin, 1 788. 4to.

An Historical and Critical Essay on the revival of
the Drama in Italy. Edinb. 1805. Svo.

Memoirs of Alessandro Tassoni ; also an Appendix
containing Biographical Sketches of Ottavio Einuccini,
Galileo Galilei, Gahriello Chiabrera, Battista Guarini,
and an inedited Poem of Torquato Tasso, with addi-
tional Notes and the Author's Preface. Edited by
Samuel Walker. Loud. 1815. Svo.

WALKER (Mary Adelaide).
Through Macedonia to the Albanian Lakes, with
niustrations by the Author. Lond. 1864. royal Svo.

WALKER (Rev. Norman L.)
Robert Buchanan, D.D. : an Ecclesiastical Bio-
graphy. Lond. 1877. Svo.

WALKER (Peter).

Some Remarkable Passages of the Life and Death of
Mr Alexander Peden, late Minister of the Gospel at
Glenluce. Edinh. 1725. 12mo.

The Life and Prophesies of Mr Daniel Cargill, some-
time Minister in the Barony Parish of Glasgow, who
suffered martyrdom for the Lord's Cause with four
others. To which is added, part of the Life and
Death of Argyle. Also the Life and Behaviour of
David Hackstoun of EathieUet. Edinb. 1780. 12mo.

WALKER (Rev. Robert).

Sermons on practical subjects, with a Character of
the Author, by Hugh Blair, D.D. 4 vols. Edinb.
1796. Svo.

WALKER (Rev. Samdel), of Truro.

The Christian : a Course of periodical Sermons.
With an introductory Essay by the Rev. Charles
Simeon. Glasgoio, 1825. 12mo.

WALKER (W. Gregory).

A Compendium of the Law relating to Executors
and Administrators, with an Appendix of Statutes.
Lond. 1880. Svo.

WAI.KER (William Sidney).

Gustavus Vasa, and other Poems. Lond. 1813. Svo.

WALKS and Talks of an American Farmer in
England. Lond. 1852. post Svo.

WALLACE (Lady).

Letter from Lady Wallace to Captain William
Wallace. Lond. 1792. Svo.

WALLACE (Lady).

Letters of Mozart, translated. See Mozart (Wolp-
OANO Amadbus).

WALLACE (Alfred Russel).

A Narrative of Travels on the Amazon and Rio
Negro ; with an Account of the Native Tribes, and
Observations on the Climate, Geology, and Natural
History of the Amazon Valley. Lond. 1853. Svo.

The Malay Archipelago : the Land of the Orang-
utan and the Bird of Paradise ; a Narrative of Travel,
with Studies of Man and Nature. 2 vols. Lond.
1869. post Svo.

The Geographical Distribution of Animals, with a
Study of the Relations of Living and Extinct Faunas
as elucidating the Past Changes of the Earth's Surface.
2 vols. Lond. 1876. Svo.

Australasia. With Ethnological Appendix by A.
H. Keane. Lond. 1879. (Stanford's Compendium of
Geography and Travel.)

WALLACE (D. Mackenzie).
Russia. 2 vols. Lond. 1877.

Svo.

WALLACE (George), Advocate.

A System of the Principles of the Law of Scotland.
Vol. L (all published). Edinh. 1760. folio.

Thoughts on the Origin of Feudal Tenures, and the
Descent of Ancient Peerages in Scotland. Edinh.
1783. 4to.

The Nature and Descent of Ancient Peerages con-
nected with the State of Scotland, etc. Edinb. 1785.
Svo.

Prospects from Hills in Fife. (A Poem.) Edinb.
1802. Svo.

WALLACE (Horace Binney). See American
Decisions.

WALLACE (James).

An Account of the Islands of Orkney ; to which is
added, an Essay concerning the Thule of the Ancients.
Lond 1700. Svo.

WALLACE (R. George).

Memoirs of India; comprising a brief geographical
Account of the East Indies, and a succinct History of
Hindostan to the year 1823. Lond. 1824. Svo,

WALLACE (Robert), D.D.

A Dissertation on the Numbers of Mankind in
Antient and Modem times ; with Remarks on Mr
Hume's Discourse on the Populousness of ancient
Nations. (Anon.) Edinb. 1753 Svo.

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WALLACE (Egbert), D.T).— Continued.

The Doctrine of Passive Obedience and Non-resistance
considered; with some Observations on the necessity
and advantages of the Eevolution in the year 1688.
£dmb. 1754. 8vo.

Various Prospects of Mankind, Nature, and Provi-
dence. Lond. 1761. 8vo.

Essai BUT le dilfdrence du Nombre des Hommes, etc.,
traduit de I'Anglois. See Joncourt (Elje de).

WALLACE (Egbert), o/^eZZ2/.

Letter to Sir Edward B. Sugden, on Causes of
Appeal to the House of Lords, Acts of Sederunt, System
of Pleading and Fees in Court of Session. Edinh.
1830. 8vo.

WALLACE (Thomas).

The Law of Honour ; or a compendious Account of
the derivation of all Titles of Offices ; with a Table of
the Nobility. Lond. 1714. Svo.

WALLACE (Thomas).

An Essay on the Manufactures of Ireland. Dublin,
1798. 8vo.

WALLACE (Thomas), LL.D.

Observations on the Discourse of Natural Theology,
by Henry Lord Brougham. Lond. 1835. 8vo.

WALLACE (Sir William).

The Acts and Deeds of the most famous and valiant
Champion, Sir William Wallace, Knight of Ellerslie.
— Eelationes Qusedam Axnaldi Blair Monachi de Dum-
fermelem et Commentarii. Edinh. 1758. 4to.

Documents illustrative of Sir William Wallace, his
Life and Times. Edinb. 1841. 4to. (Maitland Club.)

See also, Hamilton (William). Henry the
Minstrel.

WALLEE (Edmund).

Works in Verse and Prose. Published by Mr Fenton.
Lmd. 1744. 12mo.

Poems, etc. Written upon several Occasions and to
several Persons. Lond. 1711. 8vo.

WALLEE (Sir William).

Vindication of the Character and Conduct of Sir
William Waller, explanatory of his conduct in taking
up Arms against King Charles the First : written by
himself, and now first published from the original
Manuscript with an Introduction by the Editor. Land.
1793. Svo.

WALLINGFOED (Joannes).

Chronica Anglicana ; apud Script. Hist. AngL, ed.
Tho. Gale. See Britain (Great).

WALLINGTON (Neuemlah).

Historical Notices of Events occurring chiefly in the
Eeign of Charles I. Edited from the Original MSS.,
with Notes and Illustrdtions (by K. Webb). 2 vela
Lond. 1869. post Svo.

WALLIS (John), D.D.

Opera Mathematica. 3 vols. Oxan. 1695-1699.
folio.

Grammatica Linguas Anglicanae; cui praefigitur de
Loquela sive Sonorum Formatione Tractatus Gram-
matico-Physicus. Oxonice, 1653. 12mo.

The same. Oxonice, 1674. 8vo.

Sermons now first printed, with Memoirs of the
Author, by W. Wallis. Lond. 1791. Svo.

See also, Ptglem^us (Claudius).

WALLIS (John).

The Natural History and Antiquities of Northumber-
land, and of so much of the County of Durham as lies
between the Tyne and Tweed. 2 vols. Lotid. 1769.
4to.

WALPOLE (Hgn. Frederick), E.N.

Four years in the Pacific in H. M. S. " CoUingwood,"
from 1844 to 1848. 2 vols. Lond. 1849. Svo.

The Ansayrii (or Assassins), with Travels in tho
Further East in 1850-51 ; including a Visit to
NineveL 3 vols. Lond. 1851. 8vo.

WALPOLE (Horace), Earl of Or/ord.

Works. 5 vols. Lond. 1798. 4to.

A Catalogue of the Eoyal and Noble Authors of
England, with Lists of their works. 2 vols. Straw-
berry Hill, 1758. Svo.

The same. Second edition. 2 vols. Loitd. 1759.
Svo.

The same. Enlarged and continued to the present
time by Thomas Park. 5 vols. Lond. 1806. Svo.

Anecdotes of Painting in England, with some Account
of the principal Artists, and incidental Notes on other
Arts ; collected by Mr George Vertue, and digested and
published from his original MSS. With a Catalogue
of Engravers who have been bom or resided in England.
5 vols. Strawberry Hill, 1762-1771. 4to.

The same. Fourth edition, with Additions. 5 vols.
Lmd. 1796. Svo.

The sajne. With considerable Additions by the
Eev. James Dallaway. 5 vols. Lond. 1828. royal
Svo.

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WALPOLE (Horacb), Earl of Orford— Continued.

Historic Doutts on the Life and Reign of King
KicLard III. Lond. 1768. 4to.

The Mysterious Mother : A Tragedy. Lond. 1791.
8vo.

The Castle of Otranto, a Gothic Story; with a Critical
Introduction. Edinh. 1811. 4to.

Memoirs of the last Ten Years of the Keign of
George the Second. 2 vols. Lond. 1822. 4to.

Memoirs of the Reign of King George the Second,
edited by Lord Holland. 3 vols. Loud. 1846. 8vo.

Memoirs of the Reign of King George the Third.
Now first published from the Original MSS. Edited,
with Notes, by Sir Denis Le Maichani 4 vols. Lond.
1845. 8vo.

Letters from the Hon. Horace Walpole to the Rev.
WiUiam Cole and others, from 1745 to 1782. Now
first published from the Originals. ZowtZ. 1818. 4to.

Letters to George Montagu, Esq., from the year 1736
to 1770. Lond. 1818. 4to.

Private Correspondence ; now first collected. 4 vols.
Land. 1820. 8vo.

Letters to the Earl of Hertford, during his Lordship's
Embassy in Paris. To which are added. Letters to the
Rev. Henry Zouch. Lond. 1825. 4to.

Letters to Sir Horace Mann. Edited (with a
Memoir) by Lord Dover. 3 vols. Lond. 1833. 8vo.

The Correspondence with the Rev. William Mason.
Now first published. Edited, with Notes, by the Rev.
J. Mitford. 2 vols. Lond. 1851. 8vo.

Memoirs of Horace, Lord Walpole. See Coxe
{William). Warburton (Eliot).

A Catalogue of the Classic contents of Strawberry
Hill, collected by Horace Walpole. See Strawberry
Hill Catalogue.

WalpoUana ; with a Biographical Sketch of Horace
Walpole, Earl of Orford (by John Pinkerton). 2 vols.
Lond. (1804). 12mo.

See also, Williams (Sir Charles Hanbury).

WALPOLE (Horatio), of WooUerton.

An Answer to the latter part of Lord Bolingbroke's
Letter on the Study of History, containing a Summary
of the History of Europe, from the Treaty of Munster
1648, to the Treaty of Utrecht 1713. Lond. 1763.
8vo.

WALPOLE (Sir Robert), Earl of Orford.

Narrative of his last Hlness. See Ranby (John).
Memoirs of the Life and Administration of Sir Robert
• Walpole. See Coxe (William).

WALPOLE (Robert).

Memoirs, relating to European and Asiatic Turkey ;
edited from MS. Journals. Lond. \ 817. 4to.

Travels in various Countries of the East ; being a
Continuation of Memoirs relating to Turkey. Lond.
1820. 4to.

WALPOLE (Spencer).

A History of England from the Conclusion of the
Great War in 1815. 3 vols. Lond. 1878-1880.
8vo.

WALROND (Theodore), C.B.
Letters and Journals of James, Eighth Earl of Elgin,
Viceroy of Lidia. Lond. 1872. 8vo.

WALSH (Sir John).

Poor Laws in Ireland, considered in their probable
effects upon the Capital, the Prosperity, and the Pro-
gressive Improvement of that Country. Lond, 1830.
8vo.

On the Present Balance of Parties in the State.
Lond. 1832. 8vo.

Chapters of Contemporary History. Lond. 1836.
8vo.

WALSH (Father Peter).

The History and Vindication of the Loyal Formulary,
or Irish Remonstrance so graciously received by His
Majesty, Anno 1661 ; with a true Account and full
Discussion of the delusory Irish Remonstrance, etc..
Anno 1666. To which are added Three Appendixes.
n.p. 1674. foUo.

A Prospect of the State of Ireland, from the year of
the World 1756, to the year of Christ 1652. Lond.
1682. 12mo.

Four Letters on several subjects, to persons of quality.
Lond. 1686. 12mo.

WALSH (R. M.)

Sketches of Conspicuous Living Characters of France,
translated. See France.

WALSH (Robert), LL.D., of Baltimore.

An Appeal from the Judgments of Great Britain,
respecting the United States of America; containing
an Historical Outline of their merits and wrongs as
Colonies ; and Strictures upon the Calumnies of British
Writers. Lond. 1819. 8vo.

WALSH (Rev. Robert), LL.D.

An I^say on Ancient Coins, Medals, and Gems, as
illustrating the Progress of Christianity in the Early
Ages. Lond. 1828. 8vo.

WALSH— WARBURTON.

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WALSH (Rev. Robert), LL.D. — Continued.

Narrative of a Journey from Constantinople to
England. Lond. 1828. 8vo.

Notices of Brazil in 1828-1829. 2 vols. Land.
1830. 8vo.

Residence in Constantinople, during a period includ-
ing the Commencement, Progress, and Termination of
the Greek and Turkish Revolutions. 2 vols. Lond.
1836. 8vo.

WALSH (William).

Poems. See Poems : The Minor Poets.

WALSINGHAM (Thomas).

Historia Brevis ; inter Anglica, Normannica, etc.,
Scripta ex Bibliotheca G. CamdenL See Britain
(Great).

WALSINGHAM'S MANUAL; or, Prudential
Maxims for Statesmen and Courtiers ; with Instruc-
tions for Youth. By Sir Walter Raleigh, Lord Trea-
surer Burleigh, and Cardinal Sermonetta. Lond.
1728. 12mo.

WALTER (Ferdinand).

System der gemeinen Deutschen Privatrechts. Bonn,
1855. 8vo.

WALTER (Richard).

Lord Anson's Voyage round the World. See Anson
(George).

WALTER (Rev. Weever).

Letters from the Continent, containing Sketches of
Foreign Scenery and Manners. Edinh. 1828. 8vo.

WALTERS (Rev. John).

A Dissertation on the Welsh Language : with
Remarks on its Poetry. Gotclridge, 1771. 8vo.

Poems with Notes. Oxford, 1780. 8vo.

Translated Specimens of Welsh Poetry, in English
Verse, with some original Pieces and Notes. Lond.
1782. 8vo. (Bound with the preceding.)

An Ode on the Immortality of the Soul, occasioned
by the Opinions of Dr Priestley. And Life : an Elegy,
to which is added an Ode to Humanity. By the Rev.
John Walters, Sen. Wrexham, 1786. 8vo.

WALTHER (0. A.)

Hand-Lexicon der Juristischen Literatur des Neun-
zehnter Jahrhunderts. Weimar, 1854. royal 8vo.

WALTHERUS (Jo. Ludolphus).

Lexicon Diplomaticum ; Abbreviationes in Diplo-
niatibus et Codicibus a Sajculo VIII. ad XVI. usque
occurrentes exponens, junctis AJphabetis et Scripturse
speciminibus : cum praefatione Jo. Henrici Jungii.
Ulmw, 1757. folio.

WALTHOE (John).

The Secret Instructions of the Jesuits. Printed for
John Walthoe. Lond. 1723. 12mo.

WALTON (Brian), D.D., Bishop of Chester.
Introductio ad lectionem Linguarum Orientalium.
Lond. 1655. 12mo.

WALTON (Isaac).

Lives of Dr Donne, Sir Henry Wotton, Richard
Hooker, George Herbert, and Dr R. Sanderson ; with
Notes and a Life of the Author by Thomas Zouch.
York, 1196. 4to.

The same. To which are added the Autographs of
those eminent men, an Index, and Notes. Lond.
1825. 8vo.

The Complete Angler; or. Contemplative Man's
Recreation : being a Discourse on Rivers, Fish-ponds,
Fish and Fishing : in two parts ; the first written by
Isaac Walton, the second by Charles Cotton ; with
the Lives of the Authors and Notes, by Sir John
Hawkins. Lond. 1808. Svo.

The same. Being a Facsimile Reprint of the first
edition, published in 1653. Lond. 1876. 12mo.

The same. Edited by Edward Jesse. (Bohn's
Illustrated Library.)

WALTON (J.)

A Vindication of Sir Isaac Newton's Principles of
Fluxions, against the Objections contained in the
"Analyst." Lond. 1735. Svo. (Philosophical Tracts.)

See also, Robins (James).

WALTON (William).

Present State of the Spanish Colonies. 2 vols.^
Lond. 1810. Svo.

Memoirs on the Ionian Islands, translated. See

VaUDONCOURT (GiN^BAL De).

Expos6 of the Dissensions of Spanish America.
Lond. 1814. Svo.

Beaujour's Sketch of the United States of America,
translated. See Beacjour (Felix de).

WANLEIUS (Hdmphredds).
Catalogus Historico-Criticus Librorum Vett-Septen-
trionalium, etc. See Hickes (George).

WANLEY (Rev. William).

The Wonders of the Little World; or, a General
History of Man. Lond. 1788. 4to.

WAR^US (Jacobus). See Ware (Sib Jamks).

WARBURTON (Eliot).

The Crescent and the Cross, or Romance and
Realities of Eastern Travel. 2 vols. Lond. 1845»
post Svo.

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WARBUETON— WARD.

WAEBURTON (EhioT)— Continued.

Hochelaga; or, England in the New World. 2 vols.
Land. 1846. post 8vo.

The Conquest of Canada. 2 vols. Lond. 1849.
8vo.

Memoirs of Prince Rupert and the Cavaliers, includ-
ing their private Correspondence, now first published.
3 vols. Lo7id. 1849. 8vo.

Memoirs of Horace Walpole and his Contemporaries,
including numerous Original Letters chiefly from Straw-
berry HilL 2 vols. Lond. 1851. 8vo.

Darien ; or, the Merchant Prince : a Historical
Romance. 3 vols. Lond. 1852. post 8vo.

WARBURTON (John).

Valium Romanum ; or, the History and Antiquities
of the Roman Wall, commonly called the Pict's Wall,
in Cumberland and Northumberland. Lond. 1753.
4to.

WARBURTON (John).

History of the City of Dublin, by the late J. War-
burton and others (Jamea Whitelaw and Robert
AYalsh). 2 vols. Lond. 1818. 4to.

WARBURTON (Colonel Peter Egerton).

Journey across the Western Interior of Australia.
With an Introduction and Additions by Charles H.
Eden. Edited by H. W. Bates. Lond. 1875. 8vo.

WARBURTOX (William), Blshoj) of Gloucester.

Works (Edited by Bishop Hurd). 7 vols. Lond.
1788. 4to.

Letters from a late eminent Prelate [Bishop War-
burton] to one of his friends [Dr Hurd], not published
in the Works. Edited by Dr Parr. Kidderminster,
(1808). 4to.

The same. Second edition. Lo7id. 1809. 8vo.

Tracts by Warburton and a Warburtonian. See
Parr (Rev. Samuel).

Two Sermons, viz., I. A faithful Portrait of Popery.
II. An earnest exhortation to a manly Defence of our
happy Constitution in Church and State Occasioned by
the present Unnatural Rebellion. Edinh. 1746. 8vo.

The Nature of National Offences truly stated, a
Sermon. Lond. 1746. 8vo-

WARD (Adolphus William).
A History of English Dramatic Literature, to the
death of Queen Anne. 2 vols. Lond. 1875. Svo.

WARD (Edward).

^lisceUaneous Writings in Prose and Verse, both
«erious and comical 6 vols. Lond. 1718-1724.
Svo.

WARD (Edward) — Continued.

Nuptial Dialogues and Debates, digested into serious,
merry, and satyrical Poems. 2 vols. Lond. IIIQ. 8vo.

The Life and Adventures of Don Quixote, merrily
translated into Hudibrastic verse by Edward Ward.
2 vols. Lond.nU,\m. 8vo.

WARD (G. R, M.)

Foundation Statutes of Bishop Fox for Corpus
Christi College, with a Life of the Founder. See
Oxford (University of).

WARD (George A.)

Journal and Letters of Samuel Curwen, Judge of
Admiralty, etc., an American Refugee in England from
1775 to 1784, with Biographical Notices of American
Loyalists. Lond. 1842. 8vo.

WARD (Harriet).

Five Years in Kaflfirland, with Sketches of the late
War in that country. 2 vols. Zy07J6?. 1848. post Svo.

WARD (Sir Henry George).

Mexico in 1827. 2 vols. Lond. 1S28. Svo.

WARD (Hugh).

Sancti Rumoldi Martyris, Archiepiscopi Dublinensis,
Mechlinensium Apostoli, Acta, Martyrium, Liturgia
Antiqua et Patria, ex antiquiss. scriptis collecta, notis
illustrata, et aucta Disquisitions Historica per Hugonem
Vardaeum, Hibernium. Opus posthumum a Th. Sirino
recognitum et in nonnullis suppletum. Lovanii, 1622.
4to.

WARD (John).

Diary of the Rev. John Ward, Vicar of Stratford-
upon-Avon, extending from 1648 to 1679. From the
Original MSS., etc. Arranged by Charles Severn, M.D.
Lond. 1839. Svo.

WARD (John), LL.D.

Lives of the Professors of Gresham CoUege, to which
is prefixed the Life of the Founder, Sir Thomas Gresham,
with an Appendix consisting of Orations, Lectures, etc.
Land. 1740. folio.

WARD (John).

Experiences of a Diplomatist ; being Recollections of
Germany, founded on Diaries kept during the years
1840-1870. Lond. 1872. Svo.

WARD (Rev. Richard), Rector of Ligoldshy.

The Life of the learned and pious Dr Henry More,
to which are annexed divers of his Letters. Lond.
1710. Svo.

WARD— WARE.

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WARD (Rev. Richard).

The explanation and application of the Solemn
League and Covenant. To which is ailded, a Vindica-
tion of the Perpetual Obligation of our Covenants, by
Alexander Shields, n.p. 1737. 12mo.

WARD (Robert Plumer).

An Inquiry into the Foundation and History of the
Law of Nations in Europe, from the time of the Greeks
and Romans, to the age of Grotius. 2 vols. Lond.
1795. 8vo.

Historical Essay on the real Character and Amount
of the Precedent of the Revolution of 1688, in which
the opinions of Mackintosh, Price, Hallam, etc., are
critically considered. 2 vols, iowrf. 1838. post 8vo.

WARD (Sarah).

Letters. See Digges (West).

WARD (Seth), Bishop of Salisbury.

Vindicise Academiarum, containing some briefe
Animadversions upon Mr [John] Webster's book stiled
" The Examination of Academies," with an Appendix
concerning what Mr Hobbs and Mr DeU have published
on this argument. By H. D. Oxford, 1654. 4to.

Life of Seth Ward. See Pope (Walter).

WARD (Thomas).

England's Reformation from the time of Henry VIIL

to the end of Oates's Plot ;
2 vols. Lond. 1747. 8vo.

a Poem in four Cantos.

WARD (William).

An Essay on Grammar as it may be applied to the
English Language, in two Treatises ; the one Specula-
tive, the other Practical. Lond. 1765. 4to.

WARD (Rev. William), Baptist Missionary.

View of the History, Literature, Religion, and
Manners of the Hindoos, including Translations from
their principal Works. 4 vols. Land. 1817. 8vo.

WARDEN (David Baillie).

The Origin, Nature, Progi'sss, and Influence of
Consular Establishments. Paris, 1813. 8vo.

A Chorographical and Statistical Description of the
District of Columbia, the seat of the general Govern-
ment of the United States. Paris, 1816. 8vo.

A Statistical, Political, and Historical Account of
the United States of America. 3 vols. Edinh. 1819.
8vo.

WARDEN (William), Surgeon.

Letters written on board His Majesty's Ship the
"Northumberland," and at Saint Helena; in which the
conduct and conversations of Napoleon Buonaparte
and his Suite during the Voyage, and the first months
of his Residence in that Island, are faithfully described
and related. Lond. 1816. 8vo.

WARDLAW (Ralph), D.D.

Christian Ethics ; or. Moral Philosophy on the
Principles of Divine Revelation. Lond. 1834. 8vo.

Congregational Independency in contradistinction to
Episcopacy and Presbyterianism : the Church Polity
of the New Testament. Glasgow, \^i%. 12mo.

WARDLE (Gwyllyn Lloyd).

Speeches in the House of Commons on the Charges
against the Duke of York. Lone?. 1809. 8vo.

WARDROP (James), M.D.

History of James MitcheU, a Boy bom Blind and
Deaf. Lond. 1813. 4to.

The Works of Matthew Baillie, M.D., with an
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WARE (Mrs).

Poetical Translations. See Poems : (Collection of)
Vol. XIV.

WARE (Sir James).

Archiepiscoporum Casseliensium et Tuamensium
Vitffi, cum Historia Cfenobiorum Cisterciensium
HiberniiB. Duhlini, 1626. 4to.

S. Patricio, qui Hibemos ad fidem Christi convertit,
adscripta Opuscula quorum alia nunc primum ex anti-
quis MSS. codd. in lucem emissa sunt a Jac. Waraeo.
Lond. 1656. 8vo.

De Hibemia et Antiquitatibus ejus Disquisitiones.
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VIL Annales. Lond. 1658. 8vo.

Antiquities and Histoiy of Ireland, with the Author's
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The "WTiole Works of Sir James Ware concerning
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WARE (Samuel).

A Treatise of the Properties of Arches, and their
Abutment Piers, etc. Lond. 1809. royal 8vo.

Tracts on Vaults and Bridges ; with Tables of
Bridges, and the principles of Pendent Bridges. Lond.
1822. 8vo.

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WARE (William).

Sketches of European Capitals. Lond. 1851. 8vo.

WARING (Edward Scott).

A Tour to Sheeraz by the route of Kazroon and
Feerozabad, with various Remarks on the Manners,
etc., of the Persians ; to which is added a History of
Persia from the death of Kureem Khan to the subver-
sion of the Zund Dynasty. Zowd 1807. 4to.

A History of the Mahrattas : to which is prefixed an
historical Account of the Deccan. Lond. 1810. 4to.

WARING (John Burlky.)

Masterpieces of Industrial Art and Sculpture at the
International Exhibition 1862, selected and described
by J. B. Waring, Architect, Chromo-Lithographed by
and under the direction of W. R. Tymms, A. Warren,
and G. Macculloch, from Photographs taken exclusively
for this work by Stephen Thompson. 3 vols. Lond.
1863. folio.

WARISTON (Lady).

A Memorial of the Conversion of Jean Livingston,
Lady Waristoun, with an Account of her Carriage at
her Execution, July 1600. (Edited by Charles K.
Sharpe.) Edinh. 1827. 4to.

WARKWORTH (John), D.D.

A Chronicle of the first Thirteen Years of the Reign
of King Edward the Fourth. See Camdbn Socibty.

WARNER (Lady).

The Life of the Lady Warner of Parham, in Sufiblk,
in Religion call'd Sister Clare of Jesus. Written by a
Catholic Gentleman. Lond. 1691. 8vo.

WARNER (Ferdinando), LL.D.

A System of Divinity and Morality, in a Series of
Discourses on all the essential parts of Natural and
Revealed Religion. Compiled from the works of
eminent Divines of the Church of England. 4 vols.
Lrnid. 1756. 8vo.

The Ecclesiastical History of England to the
Eighteenth Century. 2 vols. Lond. 1756, 1757.
folio.

The History of Ireland from the earliest Records to
the English Conquest. Vol. I. (all published). Lond.
1763. 4to.

The History of the Rebellion and Civil War in
Ireland. Lond. 1768. 4to.

WARNER (Rebecca).

Epistolary Curiosities ; consisting of Unpublished
Letters of the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries,
• illustrative of the Herbert Family. 2 vols. Bath,
1818. 8vo.

WARNER (Rev. Richard).

Collections for the History of Hampshire, and the
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the original Domesday of the County, and an accurate
English Translation, Preface, and Introduction ; to
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Literary Recollections. 2 vols. Lond. \?>Z0. 8vo.

WARNER (Susan). (See Wethbeell (Elizabeth).

WARNER (William).

Albion's England ; a continued Historie of the same
Kingdome from the Originals of the first inhabitants
thereof, unto the happy raigne of Queene Elizabeth ;
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WARNKCENIG (L. A.), J.U.D.

Commentarii Juris Eomani Privati. 3 vols. Leodii,
1825-1829. 8vo.

InstitutionesJuresRomani Privati. Leodu,1825. 8vo.

Juristische Encyclopadie, oder Organische DarsteUung
der Rechtswissenschaft mit vorherrschender Riick-
sicht auf Deutsohland. Erlangen, 1853. royal 8vo.

Philosophise Juris delineatio. Tuhingoe,, 1855. 8vo.

See also, Mackeldby (Prof. Ferdinand).

WARREN (Elizabeth).

Savonarola, the Florentine Martyr : a Reformer
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WARREN (F. E.)

The Manuscript Irish Missal belonging to the Presi-
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Edited, with Introduction and Notes, by F. E. Warren.
Lond. 1879. 8vo.

The Liturgy and Ritual of the Celtic Church.
Oxford, 1881. 8vo.

WARREN (Samuel), D.C.L.

A Popular and practical Introduction to Law Studies,
Lond. 1835. 8vo.

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Law in Ireland and Scotland. Second edition, entirely
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The Moral, Social, and Professional Duties of At-
tomies and Solicitors. Edinh. 1848. 12mo.

The Intellectual and Moral Development of the
Present Age. Edinb. 1853. 12mo.

A Manual of the Parliamentary Election Law of the
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. Lond.
1852. post 8vo.

WARREN— WASHBOURK

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WARREN (Samuel), B.C.L.— Continued.

The Law and Practice of Election Committees;
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Lond. 1855. post Svo.

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Now and Then. Edinb. 1848. Svo.

The Lily and the Bee, an Apologue of the Crystal
Pakce. Edinb. 1851. 12mo.

Ten Thousand a Year. 3 vols. Edinb. 1851. 12mo.

WARRENIANA ; with Notes Critical and Explana-
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1824. 12mo.

WARRINGTON (Henry Booth, Lord Delamere

AND EaBL of).

Works ; containing his Advice to his Children,
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occasional Discourses on the Affairs of the two last
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WARRINGTON (Rev. William).
The History of Wales, with an Appendix. Lond.
1786. 4to.

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1. The History of FuUt Fitz Warine, an outlawed
Baron in the reign of King John. Edited from a
Manuscript preserved in the British Museum, with an
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2. Latin Themes of Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots.
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WARTON (Joseph), D.D.

Essay on the Genius and Writings of Pope. 2 vols.
Lond. 1806. 8vo.

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WARTON (Thomas), B.D.

Poetical Works. Fifth edition, corrected and en-
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WARTON (Thomas), B.D.— Continued.

The History of English Poetry, from the close of the
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Observations on the Fairy Queen of Spencer. 2 vols.
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WARWICK (Earl op).

History of the Earl of Warwick, simamed the King-
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WARWICK (Arthur).

Spare-Minutes ; or, resolved Meditations and Pre-
meditations, and premeditated Resolutions. Lond.
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WARWICK (Sir Philip).

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Rules of Government; or, a true Balance between
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Continuation to the happy Restauration of Charles IL
Lond. 1701. Svo.

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WASHBOURN (John).

Bibliotheca Gloucestrensis : a Collection of scarce
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Gloucester illustrative of and published during the
Civil War, with an Historical Introduction, Notes, and
an Appendix. Olouceder, 1825. 4to.

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WASHINGTON— WATSON.

WASHINGTON (General George), President of
the United States.

The Writings of George Washington ; being his
Correspondence, Addresses, Messages, and other Papers,
Official and Private, selected and pubHshed from the
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New York, 1847-1848. 8vo.

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Kevolutionary War (June 1775 to June 1783).
Washington, 1833. folio.

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4to.

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GiBB (George).

Life of Washington. See Bancroft (Aaron).
GuizoT (F. P. G.) Marshall (John). Eamsay
(David). Sparks (Jared).

WASMUTH (MATTHLis).

Hebraismus facilitati et integritati suss Eestitutus.
Kiloni, 1666. 4to.

WASSE (Kev. W.), LL.D.

Annotations on the Gospel of St Matthew. Wake-
field, 1832. 8vo.

WAT THE TYLEE.

The Idol of the Clownes, or Insurrection of Wat
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Lond. 1654. 12mo.

WATEEHOUS (Edward).

An humble Apologie for Learning and Learned
Men. Lond. 1653. 8vo.

WATEELAND (Daniel), D.D.

Works, now first collected and arranged, with a
Eeview of his Life and Writings, by WOliam Van
MUdert, Bishop of Uandafif. 10 vols. Oxford, 1823.
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WATEELOO.

A Visit to Flanders in 1815 ; being chiefly an Ac-
count of the Field of Waterloo. By James Simpson,
Advocate. Edinb. 1815. 12mo.

Eelation de la dernifere Campagne de Buonaparte
p^ un Temoin Oculaire. (Bound with the preceding.)

WATEEMAN (Thomas W.)

Digest of Decisions in Criminal Cases contained in
the Eeports of the Federal Courts of the several States
from the Earliest Period to the Present Time. New
York, 1877. royal 8vo.

WATEESTON (William).

Cyclopaedia of Commerce, Mercantile Law, Finance^
Commercial Geography, and Navigation. Lond. 1844.
8vo.

WATEETON (Charles).

Wanderings in South America, the North- West of
the United States, and the Antilles, in 1812, 1816,
1820, and 1824. Lond. 1825. 4to.

Essays on Natural History, chiefly Ornithology,
with an Autobiography of the Author. Lond. 1838.
12mo.

WATHEN (James).

Journal of a Voyage in 1811 and 1812 to Madras
and China. Lond. 1814. 4to.

WATKESrS (Charles).

Principles of Conveyancing, with an Introduction on
the Study of that branch of Law. Third edition, by
G. Morley and E. H. Coote. Lond. 1819. 8vo.

The same. Part IL Fifth edition. By T.
Coventry. Lond. 1827. 8vo.

An Essay on the Law of Descents, with an Aj)-
pendix on the Distribution of the personal effects of
Intestates. The Fourth edition, with corrections and
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WATKINS (John), LL.D.

A Biographical Memoir of his late Eoyal Highness
Frederick Duke of York and Albany. Lond. 1827.
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Memoirs of the public and private Life of the Eight
Hon. Eichard Brinsley Sheridan. 2 vols. Lond.
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WATKINS (John).

Life, Poetry, and Letters of Ebenezer Elliott, the
Com -Law Ehymer ; with an Abstract of his Politics.
Lond. 1850. post 8vo.

WATSON (Alexander).

A Medico-Legal Treatise on Homicide and External
Violence. Edinb. 1837. 8vo.

WATSON (David).

Translation of Horace. See Hobatius (Quintus
Flaccds).

WATSOI^.

1073

WATSON (Henry).

Euler's Theory of the Construction of Vessels,
translated. See Euler (Leonardus),

WATSON (J. Forbes), M.D,

Vienna Universal Exhibition 1873. A Classified
and Descriptive Catalogue of the Indian Department.
Land. 1873. 4to.

WATSON (J. S.)
Xenophon's Works, translated.

See Xenophon.

WATSON (James).

The History of the Art of Printing, containing an
Account of its Invention and Progress in Europe, with
a Preface by the Publisher to the Printers of Scotland.
Edinh. 1713. 12mo.

Watson's Choice Collection of Comic and Serious
Scots Poems. The three Parts, 1706, 1709, 1711, in
one volume. Edinb. 1713. 8vo.

The same. Eeprinted. Glasgow, 1869. 8vo.

WATSON (James), Advocate.

A Treatise on the Law of Scotland respecting Suc-
cession. Edinb. 1826. Svo.

A Practical View of the Statute Law of Scotland,
from the year 1824 to the Close of the Session of Par-
liament 1827. 2 vols. Edinb. 1827. Svo.

WATSON (James).

Jedburgh Abbey: Historical and Descriptive.
Edinb. 1877. post8vo.

WATSON (Rev. John).

Memoirs of the Ancient Earls of Warren and Surrey,
and their Descendants to the present time. 2 vols.
Warrington, 1782. 4to.

llie History and Antiquities of the Parish of Halifax,
in Yorkshire. Lond, 1775. 4to.

WATSON (Johk).

New Form of Process before the Court of Session
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College of Justice. Second edition. Edinb. 1799,
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WATSON (Eev. John Selby).

Biographies of John WQkes. and William Cobbett.
Edinb. 1870. post Svo.

WATSON (Joseph).

Instruction of the Deaf and Dumb; with a Vocabu^
lary. 2 vols. Lond. 1S09. Svo.

WATSON (Richard).

Historicall Collections of Ecclesiastick Affairs in
Scotland, and Politick related to them, including the
Murder of the Cardinal of St. Andrew's, and the be-
heading of their Queen Mary in England. Lond. 1657.
12mo.

WATSON (Richard), D.D., Bishop of Landaff.

Chemical Essays. 5 vols. Lond. 1787. 12mo.

A Collection of Theological Tracts. 6 vols. Lond.
1791. Svo.

An Apology for Christianity, in a series of Letters
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An Apology for the Bible, in a series of Letters
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Miscellaneous Tracts, on Religious, Political, and
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Anecdotes of his Life ; written by himself. Loitd.
1817. 4to.

WATSON (Rev. Robert), LLD.

The History of the Reign of Philip IL, King of
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The same. Seventh edition. 3 vols. Lond. 1812.
Svo.

The History of the Reign of Philip III. Lond.
1783. 4to.

WATSON (Robert), M.D.

The Life of Lord George Gordon, with a Philosophical
Review of his Political Conduct, Lond. 1795. Svo.

WATSON (William), LL.D.

The Clergy -Man's Law ; or, Complete Incumbent.
Lond. 1725. folio.

WATSON (William),

Pauperism, Vagrancy, Crime, and Industrial Educa-
tion in Aberdeenshire, 1840-1875. Edinb. 1877. Svo.

WATSON (William Henry), of Lincoln's Inn.

A Treatise on the Law of Arbitration and Awards ;
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The same. With an Appendix of Precedents. Third
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WATT— WEALE.

"WATT (James).

Correspondence of James Watt, on his Discovery
of the Theory of the Composition of Water. Edited
with Introductory Eemarks and Appendix, by James
P. Muirhead. Lond. 1846. 4to.

The Mechanical Inventions of Watt. See Muirhead
(James P.)

Historical Eloge of James Watt. Translated from
the French by J. P. Muirhead. See Arago (Francois
J. D.)

Memorials. See Williamson (George).

WATT (Peter).

Comparative Tables of the rates of Life Assurance
demanded in Scotland, with an Exposition of the
Doctrine of Life Assurance and Annuity. Edinh. 1824.

870.

WATT (Robert).

Bibliotheca Britannica ; or, a General Index to
British and Foreign Literature. 4 vols. Edinh. 1824.
4to.

WATTS (Alaric Alexander).

Poetical Sketches : with Stanzas for Music. Lond.
1823. 12mo.

The Literary Souvenir; a Cabinet of Poetry and
Romance. 5 vols. Lond. ' 1825-1827, 1829, 1834.
12mo.

The Poetical Album: or. Register of Modem Fugitive
Poetry. First and Second Series. 2 vols. Lond.
1828, 1829. 8vo.

WATTS (Isaac), D.D.

Works, consisting of Sermons, Discourses, Essays,
and Tracts, on various subjects. 6 vols. Lond. 1753.
4to.

Logick; or, the Right Use of Reason in the Inquiry
after Truth. With a variety of Rules to guard against
Error in the affairs of Religion and Human Life, as
well as in the Sciences. Lond. 1782. 8vo.

Horse Lyricse : Poems chiefly of the Lyric kind, in
three Books. Lond. 1786. 12mo.

WATTS (Newman).

The Law of Promoters of Public Companies. Lond,
1880. 8vo.

WATTS (William).

The Seats of the Nobility and Gentry, in a Collection
of Views, engraved by W. Watts, from Drawings by
the most eminent Artists, with Descriptions of each
View. Z,owdl779-1786. oblong 4to.

WAUD (S. W.)

Algebraical Geometry. See Library of Useful
Knowledge.

WAVERLE.

Aunales Waverleienses ; apud Hist. Angl. Scriptores
Quinque (a Joh. Fell). See Britain (Great).

WAY (Gregory Lewis).

Fabliaux or Tales abridged from French Manuscripts
of the Xllth and Xlllth Centuries, selected by M. Le
Grand, and translated into English Verse by Gregory
Lewis Way ; with a Preface, Notes, and Appendix, by
G. Ellis. 2 vols. Lond. 1800. 8vo.

WATLAND (Francis), D.D.

The Elements of Moral Science. Edinh. 1847.
12mo.

WAYLEN (Rev. Edward).

Ecclesiastical Reminiscences of the United States.
Lond. 1846. 8vo.

WEALE (John).

Ensamples of Railway Making, which although not
of English practice, are submitted to the Civil Engineer
and the British and Irish Public. Lond. 1843. 8vo.

Quarterly Papers on Architecture, edited and pub-
lished by John Weale. 2 vols. Land. 1844. 4to.

WEALE'S RUDIMENTARY TREATISES.

Allen (C. B.) — Cottage Building; or, hints for

improving the Dwellings of the Labouring Classes.

Lond. 1849-1850. post 8vo.
Armstrong (R.) — A Rudimentary Treatise on Steam

Boilers. Lond. 1850. post 8vo.
Baker (T.)— A Rudimentary Treatise on Land and

Engineering Surveying. Lond. 1850. post 8vo.
Rudimentary Treatise on Mensuration. Lond.

1850. post 8vo.
The Principles and Practice of Statics and

Dynamics. Lond. 1851. post 8vo.
Elements of Mechanism. Lond. 1852. post

8vo.
Bland (W.) — Hints on the Principles which should

regulate the Form of Ships and Boats. Lond.

1852. post Sto.
Bury (T.) — Rudimentary Architecture. Lond. 1849.

post 8vo.
Dempsey (G. D.) — Rudimentary Treatise on the

Drainage of Districts and Lands. Lond. 1849.

post 8vo. . .

WEALE.

1075

WEALE'S EUDIMENTARY TEEATISES— Cbn-
tirmed.

Dempset (G. D.) — Rudimentary Treatise on the
Drainage of Towns and Buildings. Lond. 1849.
post 8vo.

Tubular and other Iron Girder Bridges,

particularly describing the Britannia and Conway
Tubular Bridges. Lond. 1850. post 8vo.

DoBSON (K) Rudiments of the Art of Building.
Lond. 1849. post 8vo.

A Rudimentary Treatise on Foundations and

Concrete Works. Lond. 1850. post 8vo.

Donaldson (Prof.) — Rudimentary Treatise on Clay
Lands and Loamy Soils. Lond. 1852. post 8vo.

FoWNEs (E.)^Rudimentary Chemistry. To which
is added an Essay on the application of Chemistry
to Agriculture. Lond. 1849. post 8vo.

FROMBERa (E. 0.) — An Essay on the Art of Paint-
ing on Glass. Lond. 1851. post 8vo.

Garbett (E. L.) — Rudimentary Treatise on the
Principles of Design in Architecture as deducible
from Nature and exemplified in the Works of
the Greek and Gothic Architects. Lond. 1850.
post 8vo.

Gessert (Dr M. A.) — Rudimentary Treatise on the
Art of Painting on Glass, or Glass-staining. To
which is added an Appendix on the Art of
Enamelling. Lond. 1851. post 8vo.

Glynn (J.) — Rudimentary Treatise on the Construc-
tion of Cranes and Machinery. Lond. 1849. post
8vo.

Rudimentary Treatise on the Power of Water.

Lond. 1853. post 8vo.

Haddon (J.) — Rudimentary Arithmetic. Lond.
1849. post 8vo.

Elements of Algebra. Lond. 1850. post

8vo.

Rudimentary Book-keeping and Commercial

Phraseology. Lond. 1851. post 8vo.

Examples and Solutions in Differential Cal-
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Hann (J.) — The Elements of Plane Trigonometry.

Lond. 1849. post 8vo.
Harris (Sir W. S.)— Rudimentary Electricity.

Lond. 1848. post 8vo.

Rudimentary Magnetism. 3 parts in 2 vols.

io«rf. 1850-1852. post8vo.

Heather (J. F.)— A Treatise on Mathematical
Instruments. Lond. 1849. post Svo.

An Elementary Treatise on Descriptive

Geometry, with a Theory of Shadows and Per-
spective. Lond. 1851. post 8vo.

WEALE'S RUDIMENTARY TREATISES— Cbn-

tinued.

HiPSLBY (W.) — Equational Arithmetic applied to
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Jeans (H. W.) — Navigation and Nautical Astro-
nomy. Lond. 1853. post Svo.

Lardner (Dr). — A Rudimentary Treatise on the
Steam Engine. Lond. 1848. post 8vo.

Law (Henry). — The Rudiments of Civil Engineer-
ing. Lond. 1848. post Svo.

Rudiments of the Art of Constructing and

Repairing Common Roads. To which is prefixed
a General Survey of the principal Metropolitan
Roads. By S. Hughes. Lond. 1850. post Svo.

A Rudimentary Treatise on Logarithms.

Lond. 1851. post Svo.

Mathematical Tables for facilitating Astro-
nomical, Nautical, Trigonometrical, and Logarith-
mic Calculations. Lond. 1851. post Svo.

Leeds (H. W.) — Rudimentary Architecture. Lond.

1848. post Svo.

Murray (R.). — Rudimentary Treatise on Marine
Engines and Steam Vessels. Zo?wZ. 1852. post Svo.

PoRTLOCK (Lieut. -Col.) — A Rudimentary Treatise
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Pyne (G.) — A Rudimentary and Practical Treatise
on Perspective. Lond. 1849. post Svo.

Quetelet (M. a.)— Popular Instructions on the
Calculation of Probabilities. To which are
appended Notes by Richard Beamish. Lond.

1849. post Svo.

Spencer (C. C.) — A Rudimentary and Practical
Treatise on Music. Lond. 1850. post Svo.

The Rudiments of the Art of Playing the Piano-
forte. Lond. 1851. post Svo.

Stevenson (A.) — A Rudimentary Treatise on the
History, Construction, and Illumination of Light-
houses. Lond. 1850. post 8vo.

Strauss (G. L.) — The German Reader. Lond.
1852. post Svo.

Swindell (.1. G.) — Rudimentary Treatise on Well-
Digging, Boring, and Pump-work. Lond. 1849.
post Svo.

ToMLiNSON (C.) — Introduction to the Study of
Natural Philosophy. Jjond. 1848. post Svo.

Pneumatics. Lond. 1848. post Svo.

Rudimentary Mechanics. Lond. 1849. Svo.

Varley (D. ) — Rudimentary Treatise on Mineralogy.

Lond. 1849. post Svo.
Woodward (S. P.) — A Manuel of the MoUusca ;
or, a Rudimentary Treatise of recent and Fossil
Shells. Lond. 1851. post Svo.

1076

WEAVER— WEBSTER.

WEAVER (R)

Monumenta Antiqua ; or, the Stone Monuments of
Antiquity yet remaining in the British Isles, and also
a Dissertation on Stonehenge; together with a com-
pendious Account of the Druids, etc. To which are
added Conjectures on the Origin and Design of the
Pyramids of Egypt, and of the Round Towers of
Ireland. Lond. 1840. post 8vo.

WEBB (Daniel).

An Inquiry into the Beauties of Painting, and into
the Merits of the most Celebrated Painters, Ancient
and Modern. Lond. 1760. 8vo.

WEBB (Rev. John).

Memorials of the Civil War between King Charles I.
and the Parliament of England as it affected Hereford-
shire and the adjacent Counties, by the Rev. John
Webb, edited and completed by the Rev. T. W. Webb,
2 vols. Lond. 1879. 8vo.

WEBB (John).

A Vindication of Stone-Heng restored. See Jones
(Inigo).

WEBB (Philip Carteret).

The Question, whether a Jew bom within the British
Dominions, was, before the late Act of Parliament, a
person capable by law to purchase and hold Lands
to him and his heirs, fairly stated and considered.
(Anon.) Lond. 1753. 4to.

A short Account of some particulars concerning
Domesday-Book. (Anon.) Lond. 1756. 4to.

A short Account of Danegeld : with some further
particulars relative to Will, the Conqueror's Survey.
(Anon.) Lond. 1756. 4to.

A State of Facts in Defence of His Majesty's right to
certain Fee-Farm Rents in the county of Norfolk.
Lond. 1758. 4to.

An Account of a Copper Table, containing two In-
scriptions in the'Greek and Latin Tongues, discovered
in the year 1732 near Heraclea in the Bay of Tarentum.
Lond. 1760. 4to.

Copies taken from the Records of the Court of King's
Bench ; the original Office-Books of the Secretaries of
State, etc., of Warrants issued by Secretaries of State,
for seizing persons suspected of being guilty of various
Crimes, particularly of being the Authors, etc., of
Libels, from the Restoration to the present time. Lond.
1763. 4to.

WEBB (William).

Analysis of the History and Antiquities of Ireland,
prior to the Fifth Century, to which is subjoined a
Review of the General History of the Celtic Nations.
Dublin, 1791. 8to.

WEBB (William).

Minutes of Remarks on Subjects picturesque, moral,
and miscellaneous, made in a Course along the Rhine,
and during a Residence in Switzerland and Italy in the
years 1822 and 1823. 2 vols. Lond. 1827. 8vo.

WEBER (Henry).

Metrical Romances of the 13th, 14th, and 15th
Centuries ; published from original MSS., with an
Introduction, Notes, and a Glossary. 3 vols. Edinh.
1810. 12mo.

Tales of the East, comprising the most popular
Romances of Oriental Origin and the best Imitations by
European Authors. 3 vols. Edinh. 1812. 8vo.

See also, Beaumont and Fletcher.

WEBSTER (Rev. Alexander), D.D.

An Account of the Rise and Nature of the Fund
established by Parliament, for a Provision for the
Widows and Children of the Ministers of the Church,
and of the Heads, Principals, and Masters in the Uni-
versities of Scotland. (Anon.) Edinb. 1759. folio.

A Letter from the Rev. Dr Webster to the Rev. Dr
Price, and Dr Price's Answer, relative to the Establish-
ment for a Provision to the Ministers and Children of
the Ministers and Professors in Scotland. Edinb. 1771.
8vo.

An Account of Dr Alexander Webster. See
Webster (Grace).

WEBSTER (Charles), M.D.

An Account of the Life and Writings of the cele-
brated Dr Archibald Pitcairne. Edinb. 1781. 8vo.

Memoir of Dr Charles Webster. See Webster
(Grace).

WEBSTER (Daniel).

Speeches and Forensic Arguments. 3 vols. Boston,
1843. 8vo.

WEBSTER (David).

The Scotch Haggis ; consisting of Anecdotes, Jests,
curious and rare Articles of Literature; vrith a Collec-
tion of Epitaphs and Inscriptions. Edinb. 1822.
12mo.

A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland; together
with an Account of the Weights and Measures of each
County, the Revenues of Towns, and of all the Religious
Houses at the time of the Reformation. Edinb. 1819.
8vo.

WEBSTER (Grace).

Memoir of Dr Charles Webster, Founder of, and
Lecturer at St. Peter's Chapel, Edinburgh; with an
Account of Dr Alexander Webster. Edinh. 1853.
post 8vo.

WEBSTEK— WEEVEK,

1077

WEBSTER (J. W.)

"Waterloo ; and other Poema Paris, 1816. 8vo.

WEBSTER (Rev. James).

The two gi-eat Promisos of the Covenant of Grace
^nd its foundation unfolded; or, an Action Sermon
preached in the Tolbooth Kirk, March 7th, 1714.
Hdinb. 1720. 12mo.

Threnodia ; a Funeral Poem to the memory of the
late Pious and Reverend Mr James Webster, one of
the Ministers of the Tolbooth Church, Edinburgh, who
died May 17th, 1720. To which are added other three,
all done by different handa Edinb. 1720. 12mo.
.(Bound with the preceding.)

WEBSTER (James).

Travels through the Crimea, Turkey, and Egypt, in
1825-1828. 2 vols. Lond. 1830. 8vo. .

WEBSTER (John).

The Displaying of supposed Witchcraft, wherein is
afiSrmed that there are many sorts of Deceivers and
Impostors, but there is a Corporeal League made be-
t\vixt the Devil and the Witch. Wherein also is
handled the Existence of Angels and Spirits, etc.
Lond. 1677. folio.

Vindicise Academiarum J containing some brief e Anim-
adversions upon Mr [John] Webster's Book, stiled the
Examination of Academies, etc. See Waed (Seth).

WEBSTER (John White), M.D.

Description of the Island of St. Michael, comprising
an Account of its Geological Structure, with some
Remarks on the other Azores or Western Islands.
Boston, 1821. 8vo.

WEBSTER (Noah), LL.D.

A Dictionary of the English language, exhibiting the
origin and affinity of every Word, its orthography,
pronunciation, and accurate definition ; to which are
prefixed an Introductory Dissertation on the Connec-
tion of the Languages of Western Asia and of Europe,
and a philosophical and practical Grammar. Re-
printed from the Author's corrected copy, with an
Appendix by E. H. Barker. 2 vols. Lond. 1831.
4to.

A Collection of Papers on Political, Literary, and
Moral Subjects. New York, 1843. 8vo.

WEBSTER (Thomas).

Reports and Notes of Cases on Letters Patent for
Invention. Lond. 1844. royal 8vo.

WEBSTER (W. H. B.)

Narrative of a Voyage to the Southern Atlantic
Ocean, in the years 1828-1830, under the command
of the late Capt. Henry Foster. 2 vols. Lond. 1834.
8vo.

WEBSTER (William).

Yiadication of Greneral Monk. See Skinkeb
(Thomas).

WEDDELL (James).

A Voyage towards the South Pole, performed in the
years 1822-1824. Containing an Examination of
the Antarctic Sea to the 74th Degree of Latitude ;
and a Visit to Tierra del Fuego, etc. To which ia
added much useful information on the Coasting Navi-
gation of Cape Horn and the adjacent Lands. Lond.
1825. 8vo.

WEDDERBURN (David).

A Short Introduction to Grammar. (Anon.) Edinb,
1700. 12mo.

WEDGWOOD (Hensleiqh).

A Dictionary of English Etymology. Second edi-
tion, thoroughly revised and enlarged. Lond. 1872.

8vo.

WEDMORE (Frederick).

Studies in English Art. Lond. 1876. post 8vo.

WEEKLY MEMORLA.LS for the Ingenious; or,
an Account of Books lately set forth in several Lan-
guages; witli other Accounts relating to Arts and
Sciences. (Edited by H. Faithorne and J, Kersey.)
Lond. 1683. 4to.

WEEKLY MIRROR. (Written chiefly by James
Tytler.) Vol. L Edinh. 1780. 8vo.

WEEKLY NOTES. See Law Reports.

WEEMS (John) of Cralgtoim. See Wbmius
(Joannes).

"WEEMSE {Sow) of Lathocker.
Works. 4 vols. Lond. 1636. 4to.

WEEVER (John).

Ancient FuneraU Monuments within the United
Monarchie of Great Britaine, Ireland, and the Islands
adjacent, with the dissolved Monasteries therein con-
tained, etc. Whereunto is prefixed a discourse of
FuneraU Monuments ; of the Foundation and Fall of
Religious Houses, etc. Lond. 1631. folio.

The same. Lond. 1767, 4to.

1078

WEIDLEKU8— WELLESLEY.

WEIDLERUS (Jo. Fkid.)

Institutiones Astronomise selectis Observationum et
Calculorum exemplis illustrate. Wittenbergai, 1754.
4to.

WEIGEL (Karl).

AEHIKON AnAOPnMAIKON PEPMANIKON KAI
TTAAIKON, i^eugreicliisches Teutscb-Italianisches.
Worterbuch. Leipzig, 1796. 8vo.

WEINRICH (Caspar).

Danziger Chronik : ein Beitrag zur Geschichte
Danzigs, der Lande Preussen imd Polen, des Hansa-
bundes und der Kordischen Reiche. Herausgegeben und
erlautert von Theodor Hirsch und F. A. Vossberg.
Berlin, 1855. 4to.

WEIR (Daniel).

History of the Town of Greenock.
Svo,

Greenock, 1829.

WEISBACH (Julius).

Principles of the Mechanics of Machinery and
Engineering. 2 vols. Lond. 1847, 1848. 8vo.
(Library of Illustrated Standard Scientific Works.)

WEISMANN (Dr Aug.)

Studies in the Theory of Descent. Translated
and edited by Raphael Meldola. With a Prefatory
Notice by Charles Darwin. Part I. On the Seasonal
Dimorphism of Butterflies. — Part II. On the Origin
of the Markings of Caterpillars. On Phyletic Paral-
lelism in Metamorphic Species. — Part III. On the
Transformation of the Mexican Axolotl into Ambly-
stoma. On the Mechanical Conception of Nature.
Lond. 1880-1881. 8vo.

WEISS (Le Colonel de).

Principes Philosophiques, Politiques, et Moraux.
2 vols. Geneve, 1806. 8vo.

WEISS (Ch.)

Histoire des R6fugi6s Protestants de France, depuis
la Revocation de I'Edit de Nantes, jusqu'k nos jours.
2 vols. Paris, 1853. 12mo.

History of the French Protestant Refugees, from the
Revocation of the Edict of Nantes to the present
time. Translated by Frederick Hardman. Edinh.
1854. 8vo.

WEISS (J. M.)

Representation des Fetes donn^es par la Ville de
Strasbourg pour la Convalescence du Roi. See
Louis XV".

WEISS (John), M.D.

The Hand Book of Hydropathy for Professional and
Domestic Use. Lond. 1844. 8vo.

WEISSENBORN (Wilhelm).

Lateinische Schulgrammatik. Eisenach, 1838. 8vo.

WELCH (Rev. John). See Welsh.

WELD (Isaac).

Travels through the States of North America and
the Provinces of Upper and Lower Canada, during the
years 1795, 1796, and 1797. 2 vols. Lond. 1800.
8vo.

Illustrations of the Scenery of Killarney and the
surrounding Country. Lond. 1807. 4to.

Statistical Survey of the County of Roscommon,
drawn up under the direction of the Royal Dublin
Society. Dublin, 1832. 8vo.

WELDON (Sir A.)

Court of King James. (Edited by Sir W. Scott, in
the Secret History of the Court of King James L).
See England.

WELLBELOVED (Charles).

Eboracum; or, York under the Romans.
1842. royal Svo.

Yorl{,

WELLESLEY (Richard Collet), Earl of Mom-
ington, afterwards Marquess Wellesley.

The Despatches, Minutes, and Correspondence of
the Marquess Wellesley, K.G., during his Adminis-
tration in India. Edited by ^Montgomery Martin.
5 vols. Lond. 1836-1837. 8vo.

The Despatches and Correspondence of the Marquess
of Wellesley, K.G., during his Lordship's mission to
Spain as Ambassador Extraordinary to the Supreme
Junta in 1809. Edited by Montgomery Martin.
Land. 1833. Svo.

The Irish Question considered in its Integrity.
With an Introduction and Prefatory Remarks on the
Conduct of the House of Peers. Lond. 1844. Svo.

Life and Correspondence. See Pearcb (Robert R.)

WELLESLEY (Hon. William Long).

A View of the Court of Chancery. Lond. 1830.
Svo.

Judgment of Lord Chancellor Eldon on the Petition,
Wellesley v. the Duke of Beaufort, February 1827.
Land. 1827. Svo.

Two Letters to the Right Hon. Earl Eldon, Lord
Chancellor, etc. By the Hon. W. L. Wellesley.
Lond. 1827. (Bound with the preceding.)

WELLINGTON— WELSH LITERATURK

1070

WELLINGTON (Arthur Wellesley, Duke of).

Campaigns, detailing all the celebrated Battles
gained by the English Armies commanded by the
Duke of Wellington, from the taking of Scringapatam
to the Battle of Waterloo. Letterpress in French and
English. Paris, 1817. folio.

The Despatches of Field-Marshal the Duke of
Wellington, during his various Campaigns in India,
Denmark, Portugal, Spain, the Low Countries, and
France, from 1799 to 1815. Compiled by Lieut.-
Col. Gurwood. 12 vols. Lond. 1837-1839. Svo.

Index to the Despatches and General Orders.
2 vols in 1. Lond. 1837, 1839. 8vo.

Supplementary Despatches and Memoranda. Edited
by his Son, tlie Duke of Wellington. Vols. I.-VIII.
Land. 1858-1880. 8vo.

Civil Correspondence and Memoranda. Ireland :
March 30th, 1807 to April 12th, 1809. Lond. 1860.
5vo. (Being Vol. V. of the Supplementary Despatches.)

Memoir of the Duke of Wellington. Reprinted
from the "Times." Lond. 1852. 12mo. (Traveller's
Library.)

Life, etc. See Alexander (Sm J. ) Larpent (Sir G.)
Maxwell (W. H.) Stocquelbr (J. H.)

WELLINGTON PRIZE.

Essays written for the Wellington Prize, and selected
for publication from those specially mentioned by the
Arbiter (CoL E. B. Hamley). Lond. 1872. Svo.

WELLS (Edward), D.D.

Historical Geography of the Old and New Testa-
ment. 2 vols. Oxford, 1801. 8vo.

WELLS (Nathaniel A.)

Picturesque Antiquities of Spain described in a
series of Letters, with Illustrations. Lond. 1846.
royal 8vo.

WELLS (Samuel).

The True State of the National Finances, with
Remedial Suggestions. Lond. 1842. post Svo.

WELLS (William Charles), M.D.

Two Essays, one upon Single Vision with Two Eyes,
the other on Dew ; a Letter to Lord Kenyon, and an
Account of a Female of the White Race of Mankind,
part of wliose skin resembled that of a Negro, etc.
With a Memoir of his Life written by himself.
£dinb. 1818. Svo.

WELLSTED (Lieut. J. R.)

Travels in Arabia. 2 vols. Lojid. 1838. Svo.

Travels to the City of the Caliphs, along the shores
of the Persian Gulf and the Mediterranean. 2 vols.
Lond. 1840. Svo.

WELLWOOD (Rev. Sm Henbt Moncrbifp), Seo

Moncreikf.

WELSBY (W. N.)

Lives of eminent English Judges of the Seventeenth,
and Eighteenth Centuries. Lond. 1846. Svo.

Edition of Chitty's Collection of Statutes. See
CiiiTTY (Joseph).

Edition of Jervis on the Office and Duties of
Coroners. See Jervis (John).

WELSBY (W. N.), HURLSTONE (E. T.), aad
GORDON (J.)

The Exchequer Reports : Reports of Cases argued
and determined in the Courts of Exchequer and
Exchequer Chamber, Trinity Term, 10 Vict, to Easter
Term, 17 Vict. (Vols. X. and XL by Hurlstone and
Gordon.) 11 vols. iond. 1S49-1856. royal Svo.

WELSERUS (Marcus). See VELSERua

WELSH (Rev. David), D.D.

Account of the Life and Writings of Thomas Brown,
M.D., late Professor of Moral Philosophy in the Uni-
versity of Edinburgh. Edinh. 1825. Svo.

Elements of Church History, Vol I., comprising the
External History of the Church during the first Three
Centuries. Edinh. 1844. Svo.

Sermons, with a Memoir of his Life by Alexander
Dunlop. Edinb. 1846. Svo.

WELSH (Colonel James).

Military Reminiscences j extracted from a Journal
of nearly Forty Years' Active Service in the East
Indies. 2 vols. Lond. 1830. Svo.

WELSH (Rev. John).

Forty-eight Select Sermons, to which is added the
History of his Life and Sufferings, with some Pro-
phetical Letters. Glasgow, 1839. Svo.

WT.LSH (Saunders).

An Essay on the Office of Constable. With Rules
and Cautions for the more safe and effectual discharge
of that duty. Lond. 1758. Svo.

WELSH LITERATURE.

Y Gododin. A Poem on the Battle of Cattraeth by
Aneurin, a Welsh Bard of the Sixth Century, with an
English Translation and numerous historical and
critical Annotations by the Rev. John Williams Ab
Ithel. Llandovery, 1852. Svo.

1080

WELSH LITERATUKE— WEENE.

WELSH LITERATURE— Cowimwed

Y Seint Greal. Being the Adventures of King
Arthur's Knights in the quest of the Holy GreaL
Originally written ahout the year 1200. Edited with
a Translation and Glossary from the Hengwrt MSS., by
the Rev. Robert Williams. "Vol. L Lond 1876. 8vo.

Purdan Padric, etc. Being early versions into
Welsh of Saint Patrick's Purgatory, the Life of the
Virgin Mary, the Seven Deadly Sins, the Gospel of
Nicodemus, etc. Edited from the Hengwrt MSS.
with a Translation and Glossary by the Rev. Robert
Williams. Lond. 1880. 8vo.

WELSH MSS. SOCIETY.

Lives of the Cambro-British Saints of the Fifth and
immediate succeeding Centuries, from ancient Welsh
and Latin MSS. in the British Museum and elsewhere,
with English Translations and explanatory Notes. By
the Rev. W. J. Rees. Llandovery, 1853. 8vo.

The Physicians of Myddvai; Meddygon Myddfai;
or, the Medical Practice of the celebrated Rhiwallon
and his Sons. With an English Translation, and the
Legend of the Lady of Lyn y Van. Translated by
John Pugh, and edited by the Rev. John Williams Ab
Ithel. Llandovery, 1861. 8vo.

Barddas ; or, a Collection of original Documents
illustrative of the Theology, Wisdom, and Usages of
the Bardo-Druidic System of the Isle of Britain. With
Translations and Notes. By the Rev. J. Williams Ab
Ithel. 2 vols. Llandovery, Londo7i, 1872, 1874:. 8vo.

WELWOOD (James), M.D.

Memoirs of the most material Transactions in Eng-
land, for the last hundred years preceding the Revolu-
tion in 1688. Lond. 1702. 8vo.

The same. New edition, corrected. Glasgow, 1744.
post Svo.

The Banquet of Xenophon, etc., with an Introduc-
tory Essay. See Xenophon.

WEMIUS (Joannes) de Craigtoune.
BASIAEOS YHEPOXH. Sive, De Regis Primatu
libellus. Edinburgi, 1623. 4to.

WEMYSS (David).

Letter to the Lord Chancellor, upon the present state
of the Scotch Law of Entail. Edinb. 1822. 8vo.

WENDEBORN (Fred. Augustus).

A View of England towards the close of the
Eighteenth Century. Translated from the German by
the Author himself. 2 vols. Lond. 1791. 8vo.

An Introduction to Grerman Grammar. Lond. 1803.
post 8vo.

WENDOVER (Roger of).

The Flowers of History, comprising the History of
England from the Descent of the Saxons to A.D. 1235,
formerly ascribed to Mathew Paris. Translated from
the Latin by J. A. Giles. 2 vols. Lond. 1849.
12mo. (Bohn's Antiquarian Library.)

See also, English Historical Society.

WENEFREDE (St.)

Life and Miracles of St. Wenefride, together with
Litanies, with some Historical Observations made
thereon. Lond. 1713. Svo.

WENGERSCIUS (Andreas).
Libri Quatuor Slavoniaj Reformats;.
Bibliotheca Polonica.

See Poland :

WENTWORTH (Peter).

A pithie Exhortation to her Majestic, for establishing
her Successor to the Crowne, whereunto is added a
Discourse containing the Author's Opinion of the true
and lawful Successor to her Majestie. n.p. 1598.
12mo,

WENTWORTH (Thomas). Earl of Strafford. See
Strafford.

WENTWORTH (W. C.)

A Statistical, Historical, and Political Description of
the Colony of New South Wales, and its dependent
Settlements in Van Diemen's Land. Lond. 1819.
8vo.

A Statistical Account of the British Settlements in
Australasia, including the Colonies of New South
Wales and Van Diemen's Land. Third edition, with
an Appendix. 2 vols. Lond. 1824, Svo.

WEOBLY (Charles). See Medland (W. M.)

WERENFELSIUS (Samuel), S. T. D.

Opuscula Theologica, Philosophica et Philologica.
2 vols. Lugd. Batav. 1772. 4to.

A Discourse of Logomachys, or Controversy about
Words, so common among Learned men. Translated
from the Latin. Lond. 1711. Svo.

WERNDLY (George Heinrik).
Maleische Spraakkunst, etc. Amsterdam, 1736.
Svo.

WERNE (Ferdinand).

African Wanderings; or, an Expedition from Sennaar
to Taka, Basa, and Beni-Amer. Translated from the
German by J. R. Johnston. Lond. 1852. post Svo,
(Traveller's Library.)

WERNER— WESTLAKE.

1081

WERNER (Abraham Gottlob).

New Theory of the Formation of Veins ; with its
application to the Ai-t of Working Mines. Translated
from the German, with Notes, by Charles Anderson,
M.D. Edinh. 1809. 8vo.

Werner's Nomenclature of Colours, with Additions,
etc. See Symb (Patrick).

WERNERIAN SOCIETY.

Memoirs of the Wemerian Natural History Society
for the years 1808-1837. 7 vols. Edinb. 1811-1838.
8vo.

WESKETT (John).

A Complete Digest of the Theory, Laws, and Prac-
tice of Insurance. Land. 1781. folio.

WESLEY (John).

Natural Philosophy. See Family Library.
Life. See Southey (Robert).

WESLEY (Rev. Samuel).

The History of the Old and New Testament at-
tempted in Verse, and adom'd with Sculptures,
engraved by J. Sturt. 3 vols. Lond. I70i, 12ino.

WESSEL (Johannes). See Ullmann (Dr Cabl).

WEST (Benjamin), President of the Royal Academy.

The Gallery of Pictures painted by Benjamin West,
engraved in outline by Henry Moses (with Descrip-
tions, by R H). Lojid. 1811. royal 4to.

WEST (Edward).

A Treatise on the Law and Practise of Extents.
Lond. 1817. 8vo.

WEST (Edward).

Emigration to British India. Lond. 1857. 8vo.

WEST (Mrs Frederic).
A Summer Visit to Ireland in. 1846.
post 8vo.

Zand. 1847.

WEST (Gilbert).

Observations on the History and Evidences of the
Resurrection of Jesus Christ. Lond, 1749. 8vo.

WEST (Rev. John).

Mathematical Treatises, containing the Theory of
Analytical Functions, Spherical Trigonometry, with
Practical and Nautical Astronomy, edited by Sir John
Leslie, accompanied by a Memoir of the Life and
Writings of the Author by Edward Sang. Edinb.
1838. 8vo.

WEST (Martin John).

Cases heard and determined by the House of Lords,
on Appeals from the Courts of Equity, and on Writs
of Error in England and Ireland ; and Qaeations of
Peerage, 1839, 1840, and 1841. Vol. L (All pub-
lished.) Lond. 1842. 8vo.

WEST (Mrs).

The Mother : a Poem. See Poems (Collection op),
Vol. XIIL

WEST (Thomas).

The Antiquities of Fumess ; or, an Account of the
Royal Abbey of St. Mary, in the Vale of Nightshade,
near Dalton in Fumess. Lond. 1774. 4to.

WEST (William).

Symboleographie, which may be termed the Art or
Description of Instruments and Presedents. Lond.
1647. 4to.

WEST (William).

The History, Topography, and Directory of Warwick-
shire. Birmingham, 1830. 8vo.

WEST KIRK, or Parish of St. Cuthbert's. See
Edinburgh.

WESTALL (Richard).
A Day in Spring ; and other Poems.
8vo.

Lond. 1808.

WESTALL (Willlam).

Great Britain lUustrated ; a Series of Original Views
from Drawings by William Westall, A.RA. Engraved
by Edward Finden, with Descriptions by Thomas
Moule. Lond. 1830. folio.

WESTERN BANK

Report of Proceedings of Western Bank Cases in the
Court of Session. Edinb. 1860. royal 8vo.

WESTERN MARTYROLOGY (The) ; or. Bloody
Assizes, containing the Lives, Trials, and Dying
Speeches of all those Eminent Protestants that suffer'd
in the West of England, and elsewhere from the year
1678 to this time. Together with the Life and Death
of George Lord Jeffreys. Lond. 1 705. post 8vo.

WESTGARTH (Wiluam).

Australia Felix; or, a Historical and Descriptive
Accoimt of the Settlement of Port Philip, New South
Wales. Edinb. 1848. post 8vo.

WESTLAKE (John).

A Treatise on Private International Law ; or. The
Conflict of Laws, with principal reference to its prac-
tice in the English and other Cognate Systems of
Jurisprudence. Lond, 1858, 8vo. •

6x

1082

WESTMACOTT— WEYLAK

WESTMACOTT (C. M.)

British Galleries of Painting and Sculpture; com-
prising a general Historical and Critical Catalogue of
every Work in the Principal Collections. Lond. 1824.
Svo.

"WESTMACOTT (Richard), Jhn., R.A.

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Anglia Sacra ; sive Collectio Historiarum partim
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WHARTON (Philip, Duke of).

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History of the Northmen, or Danes and Normans,
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Early Eecords of British India : a History of the
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Manchester ; its Political, Social, and Commercial
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Voyage d'ltalie. See Spon (Jacob).

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Across Central America. Lond. 1877. Svo.

WHETSTONE (George).

A Eemembraunce of the woorthie and well imployed
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Elementary Treatise on Mechanics. Cambridge,
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WHEWELL (Eev. William), ¥. U.S.— Continued.

History of the Inductive Sciences, from the Earliest
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WHIPPLE (Edwin Percy).

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WHISHAW (Jambs).
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Land. 1829. Svo.

WHISTLE-BINKIE ; or, the Piper of the Party.
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WHISTON (James).

England's Calamities Discover'd, with the proper
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WHISTON (William).

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WHITAKEE (Eev. E. W.)

An Abridgement or complete System of Universal
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Mary Queen of Scots Vindicated. 3 vols. Lond.
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WHIT A KKR— WHITE.

1085

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Additions and Corrections made in the second
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The History of Manchester. 2 vols. Lond. 1771,
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The ancient Cathedral of Cornwall historically
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The Life of Saint Neot, the oldest of all the Brothers
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WHITAKER (TH0MA8 Dunham), LL.D.

De Motu per Britanniam civico, Annis MDCCXLV.
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Life and Correspondence of Sir George Radclififa
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An History of Richmondshire, in the North Riding
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History and Antiquities of the Deanery of Craven,
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See also, Thobbsby (Ralph).

WHITAKER (William).

Geological Record for 1877. An Account of Works
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WHITAKER (William), D.D.

Disputation against the Papists.

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Pabker

WHITBOURNE (Captain Richard).

Westward Hoe for Avalon in the New-found-land, as
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WHITBY (Daniel).

AOrOS TH2 niSTEfiS; or, an Endeavour to
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and of the Resurrection of Christ in particular.
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WHITCOMBE (Richard).

An Inquiry into some of the Rules of Evidence,
relating to the Incompetency of Witnesses. Lond.
1824. 8vo.

WHITE (Lieut. A.)

Considerations on the state of British India; em-
bracing the subjects of Colonization, Missionaries, the
State of the Press, the Nepaul and Mahrattah Wars,
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WHITE (Andrew Dickson), LL.D.

The Warfare of Science; with Prefatory Note by
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WHITE (Charles).

Three Years in Constantinople ; or, Domestic Man-
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WHITE (Frederick Thomas).

A Selection of Leading Cases in Equity, with Notes.
Vol L by Fred. T. White, and Owen Davies Tudor.
Vol IL by Owen Davies Tudor. 2 vols. Lond. 1849,
1850. royal 8vo.

The same. Fourth edition. 2 vols. Lond. 1872.
royal 8vo.

WHITE (Rev. Gilbert).

The Works in Natural Histoiy of the late Eev.
Gilbert White; to which are added a Calendar and
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WHITE (Rev. Gilbert) — Continued.

The Natural History and Antiquities of Selbome.
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1813. 4to.

The Natural History of Selbome, Observations on
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With Notes by Captain Thomas Brown. Edirib.
18.33. 12mo.

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WHITE (Lieut. George Erancis).

Views in India chiefly among the Himalaya Moun-
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WHITE (Henry).

The Massacre of St. Bartholomew : preceded by a
History of the Religious Wars in the reign of Charles
IX. Lond. 1868. 8vo.

WHITE (Henry H.)

Treatise on the Law of Legacies. See Roper (R. S.
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WHITE (Henry Kirke).

Remains ; with an Account of his Life, by Robert
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WHITE (Jambs).

Orations of Cicero, against Verres, translated with
Annotations. See Cicero.

WHITE (Rev. James).

The Eighteen Christian Centuries. Edinh. 1859.
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History of France, from the Earliest Times to 1848.
Edinh. 1859. post 8vo.

WHITE (James).

A Compendium of the Veterinary Art, and Treatise on
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1825-1828. 12mo.

A Compendium of Cattle Medicine; or, practical
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1828. 12mo.

WHITE (John).

Journal of a Voyage to New South Wales, with
sixty-five plates of natural productions. Lond. 1790.
4to.

WHITE (John), Lieid. U.S. Navy.

A Voyage to Cochin-China. Lond. 1824. 8vo.

WHITE (Rev. Joseph), D.D.

Sermons preached before the University of Oxford,
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Mohametanism in their History, their Evidence, and
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.^Sgyptiaca ; or. Observations on certain Antiquities
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a.d. 1203. Translated into English and Ulustrated
with Notes. Oxford, 1801. 4to.

WHITE (Rev. Joseph Blanco).

Letters from Spain, by Don Leucadio Doblado.
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Practical and Internal Evidence against Catholicism,
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Life, written by Himself, with Portions of his Cor-
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WHITE (Richard).

Ricardi Viti Basinstochii Historiarutn Britanniae
InsulaB ab origine mundi ad annum Christi octingen-
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Historiaram Britannise, etc. Liber decimus. Duaci,
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WHITE (Richard Grant).

England without and within. Lond, \88\. post 8vo.

WHITE (Robert).

History of the Battle of Otterbum, fought in 1388 ;
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A History of the Battle of Bannockburn, fought
A.D. 1314; with Notices of the principal Warriors who
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WHITE (Stephen), S. J.

Apologia pro Hibemia, adversus Cambri Calumnias ;
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Giraldi Cambrensis Refutatio ; nunc primum edita cura
Matthaei KeUy. Dvhlinii, 1849. royal 8vo.

WIIITE— WHITNEY.

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WHITE (Captain T. P.)

Archseological Sketches in Scotland, District of
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ArchKological Sketches in Scotland : Knapdale and
Gigha. Edinh. 1875. foUo.

WHITE (Thomas).

Saint Guerdun's Well : a Poem. I>iimfnes,l797. 4to.

WHITE (TH0MA8 Henry).

A PUgrim's Reliquary. By the author of " Frag-
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WHITE (William), D.D., Bishop of Pennsylvania.

Memoirs of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the
United States of America. Philadelphia, 1820. 8vo.

WHITE (William).

Emanuel Swedenborg : his Life and Writings,
2 vols. Lond. 1867. 8vo.

WHITEFIELD (Ebv. George).

The Works of the Rev. George Whitefield, con-
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already published. With a select Collection of Letters.
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Life and Times. See Phiup (Robert).

WHITEHEAD (John Crawford), M.D.
King James the Second; or, the Revolution of 1688.
A Dramatic Poem ; with Notes. Liond. 1828. 8vo.

WHITEHEAD (Charles).

Lives and Exploits of English Highwaymen,
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WHITEHURST (John).

Inquiry into the Original State and Formation of the
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The Law relating to Weights, Measures, and Weigh-
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WHITELOCKE (Sir Bulstrodb Lord Commis-
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Memorials of the English AflFairs ; or, an Historical
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WHITELOCKE (Sib Bdlstrodb Lord Commis-
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Whitelocke's Notes upon the King's Writt for choos-
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A Journal of the Swedish Embassy in the years
MDCLIII. and MDCLIV., from the Commonwealth
of England, Scotland, and Ireland, wth an Appendix
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WHITELOCKE (Sir Jambs).
Liber Famelicus of Sir James Whitelock.
Camden Society.

See

WHITELOCKE (John).

Proceedings of a Court-Martial for the Trial of
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WHITER (Rev. Walter).

Etymologicon Universale; or. Universal Etymological
Dictionary, on a new Plan, with Illustrations drawn
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1825. 4to.

WHITESIDE (Right Hon. James), LL.D.

Italy in the Nineteenth Century contrasted • with
its Past Condition. 3 vols. Lond. 1848. 8vo.

WHITGIFT (John), D.D., Archbishop of Canter-
bury.
Works. See Parker Society.

WHITLENG (H. J.)

Pictures of Nuremberg ; and Rambles in the Hills
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post 8vo.

WHITLOCK (Richard), M.D.

Zootomia ; or. Observations on the present Manners
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Dead, with an useful Detection of the Mountebanks
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WHITNEY (James L.)

Catalogue of the Spanish Library and of the Portu-
guese Books bequeathed by George Ticknor to the
Boston Public Library. Boston, 1879. 4to.

WHITNEY (WiLLLAM Dwight).
The Life and Growth of Language. Lond. 1875.
8vo. (International Scientific Series.)

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WHITTAKER (Henry).

Practice and Pleading under the Code. With
Appendix of Forms, and Text of Code and Rules.
Second and revised edition. 2 vols. New York, 1854.
8vo.

WHITTAKER (John William).

An Historical and Critical Enquiry into the Inter-
pretation of the Hebrew Scriptures. With Remarks
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WHITTINGHAM (Major), C.B.

Personal Recollections of a Ten Months' Residence
in Berlin ; also, Extracts from a Journal kept in Paris
during the Crisis of 1839. Land. 1846. 8vo.

WHITTINGTON (Rbv. G. D.)

An Historical Survey of the Ecclesiastical Anti-
quities of France, with a view to Dlustrate the Rise
and Progress of Gothic Architecture in Europe. Land.
1809. 4to.

The same. Second edition. Lond. \%\\. royal 8 vo.

WHITTOCK (Nathaniel).

The Complete Book of Trades, forming a popular
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By several hands. Lond. 1837. 8vo.

WHOLE DUTY OF MAN.
The Works of the Author of the Whole Duty of
Man. Oxford, 1704. folio.

WHYMPEE (Edward).

Scrambles amongst the Alps, in the years 1860-1869.
Lond. 1871. 8vo.

WHYTE (Andrew) and MACFARLEN (Duncan).

General View of the Agriculture of Dumbarton,
with Observations on the Means of its Improvement.
Olasgow, 1811. Svo.

WHYTE (James Christie).

History of the British Turf from the earliest period
to the present day. 2 vols. Lond. 1840. Svo.

WHYTE (M. A. Bruce). See Bruce- Whytb.

WHYTE (Samuel).

The Shamrock, or Hibernian Cresses; a Collection
of Poems, Songs, Epigrams, etc., the original Produc-
tion of Ireland. To which are subjoined. Thoughts on
the prevailing System of School Education. Dublin,
1772. 4to.

WHYTE (SAMvm.)— Continued.

Miscellanea Nova, containing amidst a variety of
other Matters curious and interesting Remarks on
Boswell's Johnson, etc. By S. Whyte and his son
E. A. Whyte. Dublin, 1799. 8vo.

WHYTE (Rev. Thomas).

An Historical and Genealogical Account of the
Bethunes of the Island of Skye. Edinb. 1778. 8vo.

WICKHAM (Eev. Hill).

Journals and Correspondence of Thomas Sedgewick
Whalley. See Whalley (T. S.)

WICLIFFE (John). See Wyoliffe.

WICQUEFORT (Abraham de).

L'Ambassadeur et ses Fonctions. 2 vols. La Haye,
1681. 4to.

WIDDRINGTON (Capt. Samuel Edward), E.N.
Spain and the Spaniards in 1843. 2 vols. Lond.
1844. 8vo.

WIDEGEEN (Gustaf).

Svenskt och Engelskt Lexicon. Stockholm, 1 788. 4to.

WIELAND (Christopher Martin).

Wieland's Sammtliche Werke. 45 vols. Wein,
1811-1812. post Svo.

Auserlesene Gedichte. 7 vols. Leipzig, 1789-
1794. 12mo.

Oberon, translated. See Sotheby (William).

WIEEUS (Joannes), Medicm.
Opera Omnia. Amstelodami, 1660. 4to.
De prsestigiis Dsemonum, et Incantationibus ac
Veneficiis Libri V. Basilice, 1564. Svo.

WEESENER (Louis).

The Youth of Queen Elizabeth, 1533-1558. Edited
from the French by Charlotte M. Yonge. 2 vols.
Lond. 1879. post Svo. ■

WIFFEN (Benjamin Barron).

Works of the Spanish Eeformers, reprinted. See
Reformistas Antiguos Espanolbs.

BibUotheca Wiffeniana. Spanish Reformers of Two
Centuries from 1520 : their Lives and Writings
according to the late Benjamin B. WifFen's Plan, and
with the use of his materials. Described by Edward
Boehmer, D.D. Vol. I., with B. B. Wiffen's Narrative
of the incidents attendant upon the republication of
Reformistas Antiguos Espanoles, and with a Memoir
of B. B. Wiffen by Isaline Wiffen. Land. 1874. Svo.

WIFIEN— WILCKE.

1089

WIFFEN (Jeebmiah Holme).

Tlie Works of Garcilasso de la Vega, translated.
See Veoa (GiUiciLASSO de la).

Jerusalem Delivered, translated. See Tasso
(Torquato).

Life and Writings of Juan de Vald^s. See Vald^
(Juan de).

WIGHT (Alexander), Advocate.

A Treatise on the Laws concerning the Election of
Members of Parliament for Scotland. Edinb. 1773.
8vo.

An Inquiry into the Rise and Progress of Parliament,
chiefly in Scotland, and a complete System of Election
Law. Lund. 1784. 4to.

The same. A new Edition, with a Supplement,
including the Cases to the present period. 2 vols.
Edinb. 1806. 4to.

WIGHT (John).

Mornings at Bow Street. A Selection of the most
Humorous and Entertaining Reports which have
appeared in the " Morning Herald." With illustrative
Drawings by G. Cruikshank. Loud. 1824. 8vo.

WIGHT (Robert), M.D.

Icones Plantarum Indias Orientalis, or Figures of
Indian Plants. 6 vols. Madras, 1840-1853. 4to.

WIGHT (Thomas).

A History of the Rise and Progress of the people
•called Quakers in Ireland, from the year 1 635 to 1 700.
To which is added a Continuation to 1751, with an
Introduction by John Rutty. Dublin, \7b\. 4to.

WIGHTWICK (George).

The Palace of Architecture : a Romance of Art and
History. Lond. 1840. royal 8vo.

WIGHTWICK (John).

Reports of Cases in the Exchequer from Hilary Term
1810 to Easter Term 1811. Zorad 1819. 8vo.

WIGORNIENSIS (Florentius). See Florentius.

WIGRAM (Sir James).

An Examination of the Rules of Law respecting the
admission of Extrinsic Evidence in aid of the Interpre-
tation of Wills. Lond. 1835. 8vo.

The same. Third edition. Lond. 1840. 8vo.

Points in the Law of Discovery. Lond. 1840. 8vo.

WIGRAM (W, Knox).
The Justices' Note-Book.
1881. post 8vo.

Second edition. Lond.

WIKES (Thomas),

Chronicon Salisburionsis Monastorii, apud Hist
AngL Scriptorcs Quinque (a Joh. Fell). See Britain
(Great).

WILARS DE HONECORT.

Facsimile of the Sketch-Book of Wilars de Hone-
cort, an Architect of the Thirteenth Century; illus-
trated by Commentaries and Descriptions, as arranged
with various Additions, and published by M. Alfred
Darcel, from the MSS. of M. J. B. A. Lassus. Trans-
lated, edited and augmented by the Rev. Robert Willis.
Lond. 1859. 4to.

WILBERFORCE (Edward).

Statute Law : the Principled which govern the
Construction and Operation of Statutes. Lond. 1881.
8vo.

W^ILBERFORCE (Samuel), D.D., Bishop of Win-
chester,

Essays contributed to the Quarterly Review. 2 vols.
Lond. 1874. 8vo.

WILBERFORCE (William).

Practical View of the prevailing Religious System of
professed Christians, in the higher and middle Classes
in this country, contrasted with real Christianity.
Lmid. 1818. 8vo.

The same. With an Introductory Essay by Daniel
Wilson, D.D., Bishop of Calcutta. Glasgow, 1833.
12mo.

The Life of William WUberforce, by his Sons, the
Rev. Robert Isaac Wilberforce, and the liev. Samuel
WUberforce. 5 vols. Lond. 1838. post 8vo.

Correspondence, edited by his Sons, the Rev. Robert
I. and Samuel Wilberforce. 2 vols. Lond. 1840.
post 8vo.

Life of William Wilberforce, by his Son the Bishop
of Oxford (Samuel Wilberforce). Revised and con-
densed from the original edition. Lond. 1868. post
8vo.

See also, Witherspoon (Rev. John).

WILBRAHAM (Capt. Richard).

Travels in the Trans-Caucasian Provinces of Russia,
and along the Southern Shore of the Lakes of Van
and Urumiah in the Autumn and Winter of 1837.
Lond. 1839. 8vo.

WILCKE (Wilhelm Ferdinand).

Geschichte des Tempelhorrenordens. 2 vols. Leipzig,
1827. 8vo.

6t

1090

WILCOCKE— WILKIE.

WILCOCKE (Samuel Hull)..

. New and Complete Dictionary of the English and
Dutch Languages. In two parts, I. English and Dutch;
IL Dutch and English; compiled chiefly from the Quarto
Dictionary of William Sewel. Lond. 1798. 8vo.

Voyages to the East Indies by Stavorinus, translated
from the Dutch. See Stavohinus (John Splinter).

"WILCOX (Joseph).

Eoman Conversations ; or, a Description of the
Antiquities of Eome, interspersed with Characters of
eminent Romans, and Reflections religious and moral
on Eoman History. (Anon.) 2 vols. Lond. 1792.
8vo.

WILD (Charles).

An Illustration of the Architecture and Sculpture of
the Cathedral Church of Lincoln. Lond. 1819. folio.

WILD SPORTS OP THE AVest, with Legendary
Tales and Local Sketches. 2 vols. Lond. 1832.
8vo.

WILDE (Jacobus).

Suecise Historia Pragmatica quae Tulgo Jus Publicum
dicitur, etc. Holmice, 1731. 4to.

WILDE (Johannes de).

Dictionarium Teutonico Latinum Novum seu Bi-
glottum Amplificatum. Opera et studio Martini Binnarti
nunc denuo emendatum, etc. Amstelodami, 1744.
8vo.

WILDE (John), Advocate.

Preliminary Lecture to the Course of Lectures on
the Institutions of Justinian. Edinh. 1794. 8vo.

An Address to the lately formed Society of the
Friends of the People. Edinh. 1793. 8vo.

Sequel to an Address to the Society of the Friends
of the People. Edinh. 1797. 8vo. (Bound with the
preceding.)

WILDE (Richard Henet).

Conjectures and Researches concerning the Love,
Madness, and Imprisonment of Torquato Tasso.
2 vols. New York, 1842. post 8vo.

WILDE (Sir William R.)

Narrative of a Voyage to Madeira, Tenerifie, and
along the shores of the Mediterranean, including a
Visit to Algiers, Egypt, Palestine, Cyprus, and Greece.
2 vols. Dublin, 1840. Svo.

Austria : its Literary, Scientific, and Medical Insti-
tutions. Dublin, 1843. post 8vo.

WILDE (Sir William K)—Continmd.

The Closing Years of Dean Smft's Life, with remarks
on Stella, and on some of his writings hitherto un-
noticed. Dublin, 1849. Svo.

WILDENHAHN (C. A.)

The Pilgrimage; a Tale, translated from the Ger-
man, by Mrs Stanley CaiT. Edinh. (1847). 12mo.

WILDENOW (Professor D. C.)

Principles of Botany and Vegetable Physiology.
Translated from the German. Edinh. 1805. 8vo.

WILDERSPIN (Samuel.)

Infant Education ; or. Practical Remarks on the
Importance of Educating the Infant Poor. Land.
1829. 12mo.

WILDiOiN (Richard).

Institutes of International Law in Time of Peace or
War. 2 vols. Lond. 1849, 1850. 8vo.

WILFORD (John).

Memorials and Characters together with the Lives
of divers Eminent and Worthy Persons. To which is
added an Appendix of Monumental Inscriptions.
Lond. 1741. folio.

WILKES (Charles), Captain, U.S.N.

Narrative of the United States' Exploring Expedition
during the years 1838-1842. 5 vols. Philadelphia,
1845. Svo.

WILKES (John).

The Origin and Progress of Despotism in the
Oriental and other Empires of Africa, Europe, and
America. (Anon.) Amsterdam (Lond.) 1764. Svo.

A Letter to his Grace the Duke of Grafton, first
Commissioner of his Majesty's Treasury. Berlin
(London), 1767. 12mo.

A Complete Collection of the genuine Papers, Letters,
etc., in the Case of John Wilkes, elected Knight of the
Shire for Middlesex, March 1768. Berlin (London),
1769. 12mo.

Correspondence of John Wilkes, with Memoirs of his
Life. See Almon (John).

WILKIE (Rev. David).

Theory of Interest, Simple and Compound, applied
to Annuities; with an Illustration of the Widows'
Scheme in the Church of Scotland. Edinh. 1794..
Svo.

WILKIE— WILKINSON.

1091

WILKIE (David).

Treatise on the Forms used in the Constitution and
Transmission of Heritable and Moveable Rights, by
way of Question and Answer. Glasgow, 1851. 12mo.

WILKIE (Sir David), R.A.

Sketches in Turkey, Syria, and Egypt, 1840 and
1841. Drawn on Stone by Joseph NasL Lond. 1843.
folio.

Sir David Wilkie's Sketches, Spanish and Oriental.
Drawn on Stone by Joseph NasL Lond. 1846.
folio.

The Wilkie Gallery ; a Selection of the best Pictures
of the late Sir David Wilkie, RA., including his
Spanish and Oriental Sketches, with Notices, Biogra-
phical and Critical Lond. (1850). royal 4to.

Life of Sir David Wilkie. See Cunningham
(Allan).

WILKIE (SiE David) and GEDDES (Andrew).

Etchings by Sir David Wilkie and Andrew Geddes.
With Biographical Sketches. Edited by David Laing.
Edinb. 1875. folio.

WILKIE (William), D.D.

The Epigoniad : a Poem in nine Books. Edinb.
1757. 12mo.

WILKINS (Sir Charles), LL.D.

The Bhagvat Geeta ; or, Dialogue of Kreeshna and
Arjoon, in eighteen Lectures, with Notes, translated
from the original in the Sanskreet or ancient Language
of the Bi-ahmans. Lrnid. 1 785. 4to.

WILKINS (David), S.T.P.

Concilia Magnffi Britamiiaj et Hiternia;, a Synodo
Verolamiensi a.d. 446, ad Londinensem a.d. 1717.
4 vols. Lmul. 1737. folio.

See also, Leges : Leges Anglo-Saxonic^.

WILKINS (Rev. George).

History of the Destruction of Jerusalem as connected
with the Scripture Prophecies. Second edition.
Nottingham, 1816. 8vo.

WILKINS (John), D.D.

An Essay towards a real Character and a Philo-
sophical Language. Lond. 1668. folio.

WILKINS (W. Walker).

Political Ballads of the Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Centuries, Annotated. 2 vols. Lond. 1860. post 8vo.

WILKINS (William).

The Antiquities of Magna Graecia. Cambridge,
1807. imperial folio.

Atheniensia ; or. Remarks on the Topography and
Buildings of Athens. Lond. 1816. Svo.

See also, ViTRUVius Pollio (Marcus).

WILKINSON (Charles).

A General Description of Mount Caucasus, with a
Catalogue of Plants, etc. Translated from the works of
Dr Reincggs, and Marshal Bioberstein. 2 vols. Lond.
1807. -Bvo.

WILKINSON (George).

Practical Geology and Ancient Architecture of Ire-
land. Lond. 1845. Svo.

WILKINSON (General James).

Memoirs of my Own Times. 3 vols. Philadelphia,
1816. 8vo.

WILKINSON (James John).

The Law of Shipping, as it relates to the Building,
Registry, Sale, Transfer, and Mortgage of British Ships,
including the Registry and Trading of Ships buUt in
India ; with an Appendix of Statutes and of Forms
and Precedents. Lond. 1843. Svo.

WILKINSON (Janet W.)

Sketches and Legends amid the Mountains of North
Wales ; in Verse. Lond. 1840. Svo.

WILKINSON (Sir John Gardner).

Topography of Thebes, and general View of Egypt,
being a short Account of the principal Objects worthy
of notice in the Valley of the Nile. Lond. 1835. Svo.

Manners and Customs of the Ancient Egyptians,
derived from a Comparison of the Paintings, Sculp-
tures, and Monuments still existing, with the Accounts
of Ancient Authoi's, etc. 3 vols. Lond. 1837. 8vo.

Modern Egypt and Thebes ; being a Description of
Egypt, including the information required for travellers
in that Country. 2 vols. Lond. 1843. Svo.

Dalmatia and Montenegro, with a journey to Mostar
in Herzegovina, and remarks on the Slavonic nations.
2 vols. Loml. 1848. Svo.

WILKINSON (Tate).

Memoirs of his own Life, by Tatj Wilkinson,
Patentee of the Theatres Royal, York and HuIL
4 vols. Tm-k, 1790. 12mo.

1092

WILKINSON— WILLIAMS.

WILKINSON (William).

An Account of the Principalities of Wallachia and
Moldavia. Lond. 1820. 8vo.

WILKS (John), Jun.

Memoirs of her Majesty Queen Caroline, Consort of
George IV. 2 vols. Lond. 1822. 8vo.

WILKS (Colonel Mark).

Historical Sketches of the South of India in an
Attempt to trace the History of Mysoor from the
Origin of the Hindoo Government to the Extinction of
the Mohammedan Dynasty in 1799. 3 vols. Lond.
1810-1817. 4to.

History of the Persecutions endured by the Pro-
testants of the South of France, during the years 1814,
1815, 1816, etc., including a Defence of their Conduct
from the Eevolution to the present period. 2 vols.
Lond. 1821. 8vo.

WILLAN (Leonard).
Astrsea ; or. True Love's Myrrour.
Lorul. 1651. 8vo.

A Pastoral.

WILLCOCK (J. W.), Barriste)--at-Law.

The Law of Municipal Corporations, together with a
Sketch of their History. Lwid. 1827. 8vo.

The Laws Eelating to the Medical Profession, with
an Account of the Eise of its various Orders. Lond.
1830. 8vo.

WILLEMS (Alphonse).

Les Elzevier : Histoire et Annales Typographiques.
Bruxelles et Paris, 1880. 8vo.

WILLES (Sir John), Chief -Justice of the Common
Pleas.

Eeports of Adjudged Cases in the Court of Common
Pleas during the time Lord Chief-Justice Willes pre-
sided in that Court, taken from his MSS., with Notes
and Eeferences by Charles Durnford, 10 Geo. IL (1737)
to 32 Geo. IL (1758). Dublin, 1800. 8vo.

WILLES (Eichard).

The History of Travayle in the West and East
Indies, etc. See Eden (Eichard).

WILLETT (Mark).

A Survey of the History, Antiquities, and Scenery
of Monmouthshire ; with a Glossary. Chepstow, 1813.
8vo.

WILLIAM IIL, KING OE ENGLAND.

Original Letters from King William IIL, then Prince
of Orange, to King Charles II. , Lord Arlington, etc.,
translated. Together with an Account of his Eeception
at Middleburgk [By Eobert Sanderson.] Lond.
1704. 8vo.

WILLIAM IIL, KING OF ENGLAND— C7o«-

tinued

The History of King William the Third. (By Abel
Bowyer.) 3 vols. Lond. 1703. 8vo.

Letters of William III. and Louis XIV., and of their
Ministers, illustrative of the Domestic and Foreign
Politics of England, 1697 to 1700. Edited by Paul
Grimblot. 2 vols. Lond. 1848. 8vo.

Letters illustrative of the Eeign of William III.
See Vernon (James).

WILLIAM OF MALMESBUEY.

The History of the Kings of England from the
Arrival of the Saxons a.d. 449 to his own Times a.d.
1143. Translated from the Latin with a Preface,
Notes and Index by the Eev. John Sharpe. Lond.
1815. 4to.

William of Malmesbury's Chronicle of the Kings of
England. By J. A.Giles. Lond. 1847. 12mo. (Bohn's
Antiquarian Library.)

Gesta Eegum atque Historia Novella recensuit
T. D. Hardy. See English Historical Society.

See also, Britain (Great).

WILLIAM OF OEANGE.

GuiUaume d'Orange. Chansons de Gestes des XI« et
XIIP Sifecles. See Orange (William de).

WILLIAM OF WOECESTER

WUlelmi Worcestrii Annales. See Hearne (Thomas).

WILLIAMS (Butler).

A Manual for teaching Model-Drawing from Solid
Forms, combined with a Popular View of Perspective.
Lo)id. 1843. 8vo.

Instructions in Drawing for the use of Elementary
Schools. Lond. 1843. 8vo.

WILLIAMS (Charles).

The Armenian Campaign : a Diary of the Campaign
of 1877 in Armenia and Koordistan. Lond. 1878.
post 8vo.

WILLIAMS (Sir Charles Hanbury).

Works from the Originals in possession of his
grandson the Eight Hon. the Eaii of Essex. With
Notes by Horace Walpole, Earl of Orford. 3 vols.
Lond. 1822. 8vo.

WILLIAMS (CynricE.)

A Tour through the Island of Jamaica, in the year
1823. Lond. 1826. 8vo.

WILLIAMS (D. E.)

The Life and Correspondence of Sir Tliomas Law-
rence, President of the Eoyal Academy. 2 vols.
Lond. 1831. 8vo.

"WILLIAMS.

1093

WILLIAMS (Sir Edward Vaughan).

A Treatise on the Law of Executors and Adminis-
trators. 2 vols. Lond. 1832. 8vo.

The same. Fourth edition. 2 vols, Lond. 1849.
royal 8vo.

The same. Fifth edition (with Additions by Herbert
Fisher). 2 vols. Lond. 1856. royal 8vo.

The same. Eighth edition. 2 vols. Lond. 1879.
royal 8vo.

WILLIAMS (Folkestone).

Historical Sketches of the Art of Sculpture in Wood
from the earliest period to the present Time. Lond,
1835. 8vo.

Lives of the English Cardinals, including Historical
Notices of the Papal Court, from Nicholas Breakspear
(Pope Adrian IV.) to Thomas Wolsey, Cardinal Legate.
2 vols. Lond. 1868. 8vo.

Memoirs and Correspondence of Francis Atterbury,
Bishop of Eochestcr. With Notices of his distin-
guished Contemporaries. Compiled chiefly from the
Atterbury and Stuart Papers. 2 vols. Xowd 1869. 8vo.

WILLIAMS (Frederick Sims).
Our Iron Eoads : their History, Construction, and
Social Influences. Lond. 1852. Bvo.

WILLIAMS (Rev. George).

The Holy City ; or. Historical, Topographical, and
Antiquarian Notices of Jerusalem. The Second edition,
with Additions, including an Architectural History of
the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, by the Eev. Robert
WiUis. 2 vols. Lond. 1849. 8vo.

WILLIAMS (Helen Maria).

Letters containing a Sketch of the Politics of France,
from the thirty-first of May 1793 till the twenty-eighth
of July 1794, and of the Scenes which have passed in the
Prisons of Paris. 4 vols. Loml. 1795-1796. 12mo.

A Narrative of the Events which have taken place
in France, from the landing of Napoleon Bonaparte on
the 1st of March 1815 till the Restoration of Louis
XVIII., with an Account of the present State of Society
and Public Opinion. Lond. 1815. 8vo.

On the late Persecution of the Protestants in the
South of France. Lond. 1816. 8vo.

Letters on the events which have passed in France
since the Restoration in 1815. Lond. 1819. 8vo.

A^ee also, Humboldt (Baron Alexandre de).

WILLIAMS (HcGH William).

Travels in Italy, Greece, and the Ionian Islands, in
a Series of Letters, descriptive of Jlanners, Scenery,
and the Fine Arts. 2 vols. Edinh. 1820. 8vo.

WILLIAMS (Hugh William)— CowitnaeJ.

Select Views in Greece, with Classical lUuBtratious.
2 vols. Lond. 1829, royal 4to.

WILLIAMS (Rev. J.)

Life of Alexander the Great. See Family Library.

WILLIAMS (J. F. Lake).

Historical Account of Inventions and Discoveries in
those Arts and Sciences which arc of Utility or Orna-
ment to Man. 2 vols. Lond. 1820. 8vo.

WILLIAMS (Jane).

A History of Wales, derived from authentic Sources.
Lrnid. 1869. 8vo.

WILLIAMS (Sir John),

Account of the Monastic Treasures confiscated at the
Dissolution of the various Houses in England. Edinb.
1836. 4to. (Abbotsford Club.)

WILLIAMS (John).

The Rise, Progress, and Present State of the
Northern Governments, viz., the United Provinces,
Denmark, Sweden, Russia, and Poland. 2 vols. Lond.
1777. 4to.

WILLIAMS (John), Mineral Surveyor.

An Account of some remarkable ancient Ruins lately
discovered in the Highlands Edinb. 1777. 8vo.

The Natural History of the Mineral Kingdom.
Second edition, with an Appendix containing a more
extended View of Mineralogy and Geology, by Dr
James Millar. 2 vols. Edinh. 1810. 8vo.

WILLIAMS (Captain John).
An Historical Account of the Rise and Progress of
the Bengal Native Infantry. Land. 1817. 8vo.

WILLIAMS (John), of the Inner Temple.

The Laws of Trade and Commerce ; designed as a
book of reference in' MercantQo Transactions. Lond.
1812. 8vo.

A Treatise on the Study and Practice of the Law,
with Directions for a Course of Law Studies. Lond.
1823. 8vo.

WILLIAMS (Rev. John), Archdeacon of Cardigan.

Two Essays on the Geography of Ancient Asia,
intended partly to illustrate the Campaigns of Alex-
ander and the Anabasis of Xenophon. Lond. 1829.
8vo.

Homerus. Part I. (aU published). Lond. 1842.
8vo.

1094

WILLIAMS— WILLIAMSON.

WILLIAMS (John).
. A Narrative of Missionary Enterprises in the South
Sea Islands. With Eemarks upon the Natural History
of the Islands, Origin, Languages, Traditions, etc.
L(md. 1837. 8vo.

WILLIAMS (Sir John Biokerton), LL.D.

Memoirs of the Life and Writings of the Rev.
Matthew Henry. Lond. 1828. 8vo.

Memoirs of the Life, Character, and Writings of Sir
Matthew Hale, Knight, Lord Chief Justice of England.
Lond. 1835. post 8vo.

WILLIAMS (John Lee).

The Territory of Florida : or. Sketches of the Topo-
graphy, Civil and Natural History of the Country, the
Climate, and the Indian Trihes, from the first Dis-
covery. New York, 1837. 8vo.

WILLIAMS (Joshua), Q.C.

Principles of the Law of Personal Property, intended
for the Use of Students in Conveyancing. Lond.
1848. 8vo.

The same. Seventh edition. Lond. 1870. Svo.

Principles of the Law of Real Property; intended
as a First Book for the Use of Students in Convey-
ancing. Ninth edition. Lond. 1871. Svo.

WILLIAMS (Penut).

Recollections of Malta, Sicily, and the Continent.
Edinh. 1847. 12mo.

WILLIAMS (Rev. Robert).

Y Seint Greal, Purdan Padric, etc.
Literature.

See Welsh

WILLIAMS (Robert Folkestone). See Williams
(Folkestone).

WILLIAMS (Sir Roger), Knight.
The Actions of the Low Countries. See Nether-
lands.

WILLIAMS (Roger), of Rhode Island.

Memoir of Roger Williams. See Knowles (James D .)

WILLIAMS (Samuel).

The Natural and CivU History of Vermont. 2 vols.
Burlingion, 1809. 8vo.

WILLIAMS (Samuel Wells), LL.D.

The Middle Kingdom ; a Survey of the Geography,
Government, Education, Social Life, Arts, Religion,
•etc., of the Chinese Empire and its Inhabitants.
2 vols. Neio Yorlc, 1848. post Svo.

WILLIAMS (T.)

Every Man his own Lawyer ; or, a complete Law
Library, with an explanation of Terms, Forms of
Writings, and Tables of Stamp Duties. Second
edition. Lond. 1818. Svo.

WILLIAMS (Thomas Walter).

A Compendious Digest of the Statute Law from
Magna Charta to 48th George III. Third edition.
2 vols. Lond. 1809. Svo.

Compendious Abstract of the Public General Acta
passed in 6 Geo. IV. With Notes and Comments.
Lond. 1825. Svo.

WILLIAMS (W. Mathieu).

Tlirough Norway with a Knapsack. Lond. 1859.
post Svo.

Through Norway with Ladies. Lond. 18T7. post Svo.

WILLIAMS (William Peebe).

Reports of Cases argued and determined in the
High Court of Chancery, and of some special Cases
adjudged in the Court of King's Bench. 3 vols.
Lond. 176S. folio.

Reports of Cases argued and determined in ths High
Court of Chancery, and some special Cases in the Court
of King's Bench. Sixth edition, with References to the
Modern Cases, by J. B. Monro, W. L. Lowndes, and
James RaadaU. 3 vols. Lmid. 1826. royal Svo.

WILLIAMSON (George).

Memorials of the Lineage, Early Life, Education, and
Development of the Genius of James Watt. Edinh.
1856. 4to.

WILLIAMSON (Hugh), LL.D.
The History of North Carolina, 2 vols. Phila-
delphia, 1812. Svo.

WILLIAMSON (John).

Medical and Miscellaneous Observations relative to
the West India Islands. 2 vols. Edinb. 1817. Svo.

WILLIAMSON (Captain Thomas).

Oriental Field Sports ; being a complete Description
of the Wild Sports of the East, etc. 2 vols. Lond.
1807. 4to.

The East India Vade Mecum. 2 vols. Lond. 1810.
Svo.

WILLIAMSON (William D.)

History of the State of Maine ; from its first Dis-
covery A.D. 1602, to the Separation a.d. 1820, inclu-
sive. 2 vols. Hallowell, 1832. Svo.

WILLICH— WILSON.

1095

WILLICH (A. r. M.), M.D.

Elements of the Critical Philosophy; containing a
concise Account of its Origin and Tendency : a View
of all the Works published by its Founder, Immanuel
Kant, and a Glossary of its Terms and Phrases : to
which are added, three Philological Essays, chiefly
translated from the Gorman of J. C. Adelung. Lond.
1798. 8vo.

WILLIS (Browne), LL.D.

The History and Antiquities of the Town, Hundred,
and Deanery of Buckingham. Lond. 1755. 4to.

Notitia Parliamentaria ; or, a History of the Counties,
Cities, and Boroughs, in England and Wales, that send
Members to Parliament. 3 vols. ZowZ. 1716-1750. Svo.

Survey of the Cathedral Church of St. David's.
Lond. 1717. Svo.

Survey of the Cathedral Church of Landaff. Lond,
1719. Svo.

Survey of the Cathedral Church of St. Asaph.
Lond. 1720. Svo.

Survey of the Cathedral Church of Bangor. Lcmd.
1721. Svo.

A Survey of the Cathedrals of York, Durham, .Car-
lisle, Chester^ Man, Lichfield, Hereford, Worcester,
Gloucester, Bristol, Lincoln, Ely, Oxford, and Peter-
borough, with an Account of the Churches in each
Diocese. 3 vols. Lond. 1742 (1727-1730). 4to.

Parochiale Anglicanum ; or, the Names of all the
Churches and Chapels ■within the Dioceses of Canter-
bury, Eochester, London, Winchester, etc. Lond.
1733. 4to. (Bound with Vol. III. of the preceding.)

WILLIS (Nathaniel Parker).

Pencillings by the Way (originally published in the
New York Mirror). 3 vols. Loiul. 1835. post Svo.

People I have met; or, Pictures of Society, and
People of Mark drawn under a thin Veil of Fiction.
Lond. 1850. post Svo.

WILLIS (K.)

Life, Correspondence, and Ethics of Spinoza. See
Spinoza (Benkdictus de).

WILLIS (Eev. Egbert).

Eemarks on the Architecture of the Middle Ages,
especially of Italy. Cambridge, 1835. post Svo.

Facsimile of the Sketch book of Wilars de Hone-
cort. See Wilars de Honecort.

Architectural History of the Church of the Holy
Sepulchre. See Williams (Eev. George).

WLLLIS (Thomas), M.D.

Opera Omnia, plurimum emendata, etc., studio et
opera Gerardi Blasii, M.D. Amstelcedami, 16S2. 4to.

WILLIS-BUND (J. W.), Barrider.

A Selection of Cases from the State Trials. Vol. I.
Trials for Treason (1327-1660). Cambridge, 1879.
Svo.

WILLOUGHBY (Lady).

So much of the Diary of Lady Willoughby (1635-
1648) as relates to her Domestic History, and to the
eventful period of the reign of Charles the First (By
Mrs Hannah Mary Eathbona) Lond. 1845. 12mo.

Some further Portions of the Diary of Lady WD-
loughby. ^ Lond. 1S48. 12mo.

WILLS (Eev. James).

Lives of Illustrious and Distinguished Irishmen,
from the earliest times to the present period, and
embodying a History of Ireland in the Lives of Irish-
men. Edited by J. Wills. 4 vols, in 8 parts.
Dublin, 1840-1842. Svo.

WILLS (Wiluam). .

An Essay on the Principles of Circumstantial
Evidence, illustrated by numerous Cases. Third
edition. Lond. 1850. Svo.

WILLUGHBY (Francis).
Travels. See Eay (Eev. John).

WILMOT (Sir John Eardlet).

Notes of Opinions and Judgments delivered in
different Courts (1750-1770) by the Eight Hon. Sir
J. E. Wilmot. Lond. 1802. 4to.

WILMOT (John Eardlet).

Memoirs of the Life of Sir John Eardley Wilmot,
Lord Chief Justice of the Common Pleas, mth some
original Letters. Lond. 1811. Svo.

WILSON (Alexander).

American Ornithology; or, the Natural History of
the Birds of the United States ; illustrated with Plates
engraved and coloured from original Drawings taken
from Nature. 9 vols. Philadelphia, 1808-181 i. 4to.

The same. With a Continuation by Charles
Lucien Bonaparte; and illustrated by Notes, with a Life
of the Author by Sir William Jardine. 3 vols.
Lond. 1832. Svo.

Poema Paisley, 1790. Svo.

The Poems and Literary Prose of Alexander
Wilson, the American Ornithologist, now fully col-
lected and edited; with Memorial-Introduction, Notes,
and Glossary, by the Rev. Alexander B. Grosart.
2 vols. Paisley, 1876. post Svo.

1096

WILSOK

WILSON (Andrew).

The " Ever- Victorious Army": a History of the
Chinese Campaign under Lieut.-CoL C. G. Gordon,
E.E., and of the Suppression of the Tai-Ping Eehel-
lion. Edinh. 1868. Svo.

The Abode of Snow: Observations on a Journey
from Chinese Tibet to the Indian Caucasus through
the Upper Valleys of the Himalaya. Edinh. 1875.
Svo.

WILSON (Andrew), Ph.D.

Sketches of Animal Life and Habits. Edinh. 1877.
12 mo.

Leisure-time Studies, chiefly Biological. A Series
of Essays and Lectures. Lond. 1879. post Svo.

WILSON (Arthur).

The History of Great Britain ; being the Life and
Reign of King James the First of England. Lond.
1653. folio.

See also, Kennet (White).

WILSON (Charles).

Memoirs of the Life, Writings, and Amours of
William Congreve ; interspersed with Miscellaneous
Essays, Letters, and Characters written by him. Also
some Memoirs of Mr Dryden and his Family. Lorul.
1730. Svo.

WILSON (Charles).

St. Cecilia ; or, the Lady's and Gentleman's Har-
monious Companion ; being a Select Collection of
Scots and English Songs. Edinh. 1779. 12mo.

WILSON (Rev. Daniel), Bishop of Calcutta.

Letters from an absent Brother, containing an
Account of a Tour through parts of the Netherlands,
Switzerland, Northern Italy, and France. 2 vols.
Lond. 1825. Svo.

See also, Adam (Rev. Thomas).

WILSON (Daniel), LL.D.

Memorials of Edinburgh in the Olden Time.
2 vols. Edinb. 1S48. large 4to.

Oliver Cromwell and the Protectorate. Lond. 184:8.
12mo.

The Archaeology and Prehistoric Annals of Scotland.
Edivil. 1S51. royal Svo.

Chatterton: a Biographical Study. Lond. 1869.
post Svo.

Caliban: the Missing Link. Lond. 1873. Svo.

Reminiscences of Old Edinburgh. 2 vols. Edinh.
1878. post Svo.

WILSON (Gavin).

A Collection of Masonic Songs and entertaining
Anecdotes, for the Use of the Lodges. Elinb. 1788.
Svo.

WILSON (George).

Reports of Cases in the King's Courts at West-
minster, from 16th Geo. II. to 14th Geo. III. Second
edition. 3 vols. Lond. 1779-1784. folio.

WILSON (George), M.D.

Electricity and the Electric Telegraph, together with
the Chemistry of the Stars and their Inhabitants.
Lond. 1852. post Svo. (Traveller's Library.)

WILSON (Capt. Henry).

Account of the Pelew Islands. See Keate (George).

WILSON (Rev. Henry Bristow).

History of Merchant-Taylors' School, from its Foun-
dation to the present Time. 2 vols. Lond. 1812
1814. 4to.

A History of the Parish of St. Laurence Pountney,
London, including an Account of Corpus Christi (or
Pountney College). Lond. 1831. 4to.

WILSON (Horace Hayman).

The History of British India from 1805 to 1835.
3 vols. Lond. 1845-1848. Svo. (Being a Continua-
tion of Mill's History of British India.)

See also, Moorcroft and Trebeck.

WILSON (Jambs).

Miscellanies, in Prose and Verse, on several occasions,
by Claudero, son of Nimrod the mighty Hunter ; in
two Parts. Edinh. 1766, 1767. 12mo.

WILSON (Rev. James).

Apostolic Church Government Displayed, and the
Government and System of the Methodist Episcopal
Church investigated. Providence {U.S.), \7^i. 12mo.

WILSON (James), D.D.

The History of Egypt, from the earliest Accounts of
the Country till the expulsion of the French from
Alexandria in the year 1801. 3 vols. Edinh. 1805.
Svo.

WILSON (James).

A Journal of two successive Tours upon the Con-
tinent in the years 1816, 1817, and 1818. 3 vols.
Lmd. 1820. Svo.

"WILSON.

1097

WILSON (James).

A brief Memoir of the Life of James Wilson (late of
Edinburgh), with Extracts from his Journals and
Correspondence, written chiefly during a residence in
Guatemala. Land. 1829. post 8vo.

WILSON (James):

Biography of the Blind ; or, Lives of such as have
distinguished themselves as Poets, Philosophers,
Artists, etc. Birmingham, 1835. 8vo.

WILSON (James).

A Voyage round the Coasts of Scotland and the
Isles. 2 vols. Edi7ih. 1842. Svo.

The Eod and the Gun; being two Treatises on
Angling and Shooting, the former by James Wilson,
the latter by the author of the " Oakleigh Shooting
Code." Mini. 1840. post Svo.

Narrative of Discovery and Adventure in Africa.
See Edinburgh Cabinet Library.

Historical and Descriptive Account of British India.
Stie Edinburgh Cabinet Library.

Memoirs of James Wilson. See Hamilton (James).

WILSON (James) and DUNCAN (Rev. James).

Entomologia Edinensis ; or, a Description and
History of the Insects' found in the neighbourhood of
EdinburgL Edinh. 1834. post Svo.

WILSON (James), Tmon-Clerk of Hawick.

Annals of Hawick, A.D. MCCXIV.-A.D. MCCXV.,

with an Appendix containing Biographical Sketches
and other Ilhistrative documents. Edinh. 1850. post
Svo.

WILSON (Jambs) and SHAW (Patrick).

Cases decided in the House of Lords, on Appeal
from the Courts of Scotland (1825-1834). 7 vols.
Edinh. 1829-1839. Svo.

WILSON (John).

The Earl of Douglas : a Dramatic Essay. Luiid.
1760. Svo.

WILSON (John).

A General View of the Agriculture of Eenfrewshire.
Paisley, 1812. Svo.

WILSON (John).

A practical Treatise on the Statutes for Registering
Deeds in the Counties of Middlesex and York; with
precedents of Memorials. Lond. 1819. Svo.

Reports of Cases in the Court of Chancery, from
1814. Vol. I. and Vol. II. part 1 (in 1 vol.). Lond.
1819. Svo.

WILSON (3on^)— Continued.

Reports of Cases in the Court of Exchequer. VoL L
part 1. (All published) LomI 1817. Svo.

WILSON (John), Professor, Vniversittj of Edin-
burgh.

The Works of Professor Wilson, edited by his Son-
in-law, Professor Ferrier : —

Vols. I. -IV. Noctes Ambrosianfe.

V.-VIII. Essays, Critical and Imaginative.
IX., X. Recreations of Christopher North.
. XI. Tales.
XII. Poems.

12 vols. Edinh. 1854-1858. Svo.

Isle of Pabns and other Poems. Edinh. 1812. Svo.

City of the Plague, and other Poems. Edinh. 1816.
Svo.

Lights and Shadows of Scottish Life: a Selection
from the Papers of the late Arthur Austin. Edinh.
1822. Svo.

Poems. 2 vols. Edinh. 1825. post Svo.

The Recreations of Christopher North. 3 vols.
Edinh. 1842. post Svo.

The Comedy of the Noctes Ambrosianse, by Chris-
topher North. Selected and arranged by John Skelton,
Advocate. Edinh. 1876. post Svo.

Christopher North : a Memoir of John Wilson, com-
piled from Family Papers and other sources by his
Daughter, Mrs Gordon. 2 vols. Edinh. 1S62. Svo.

WILSON (Rev. John), D.D.

Memoir of Mrs Margaret Wilson of the Scottish
Mission, Bombay ; including Extracts from her Letters
and Journals. Edinb. 1838. Svo.

The Lands of the Bible visited and described.
2 vols. Edinh. 1847. Svo.

WILSON (Rev. John).

Index to the Acts and Proceedings of the General
Assembly of the Church of Scotland, from the Revo-
lution to the present time. Edinh. 1864. post Svo.

WILSON (John), D.D., Minider of Stirling.

Examination of the Claims of the Free Church as
advanced by the Rev. R. Buchanan, D.D., in his "Ten
Years' Conflict." Edinh. 1850. 12mo.

WILSON (John Dove).

Handbook of Practice in Civil Causes in the Sheriff
Courts of Scotland : with an Appendix of Statutes and
Acts of Sederunt. Edinh. 1869. post Svo.

The Practice of the Sheriff Courts. Second edition.
Edinh. 1875. dvo.

6i

1098

WILSOX.

WILSON (John Mackay).

Historical, Traditionary, and Imaginative Tales of
the Borders, and of Scotland. 6 vols. Edinh. 1835-
1840. 4to.

WILSON (John W.)

Collection de M. John W. Wilson, expos^e dans la
Cialerie du Cercle Artistique at Litt^raire de Bruxelles.
Pmis, 1873. imp. 4to.

WILSON (Joseph).

Memorabilia Cantabrigise ; or, an Account of the
different Colleges in Cambridge ; with Biographical
Sketches of the Founders and Eminent Men. Lond.
1803. 8vo.

WILSON (Joseph).

History of Mountains, Geographical and Mineral-
ogical. 3 vols. Lond. 1810. 4to.

WILSON (Lea).

Bibles, Testaments, Psalms, and other Books of the
Holy Scriptures in English : in the Collection of Lea
Wilson, Esq., F.S.A. Lond. 1845. royal 8vo.

WILSON (General Sir Robert Thomas).

History of the British Expedition to Egypt; to
which is subjoined a Sketch of the Present State of
that Country, and its Means of Defence. 2 vols.
Lond. 1803. 8vo.

Brief Kemarks on the Character and Composition of
the Russian Army, and a Sketch of the Campaigns in
Poland in the Years 1806 and 1807. Lmjd. 1810. 4to.

Life of General Sir Robert Wilson, from Autobio-
graphical Memoirs, Journals, Narratives, Correspond-
ence, etc. Edited by b's Nephew, the Rev. Herbert
Randolph. 2 vols. Lond. 18G2. 8vo.

WILSON (Robert).

A Sketch of the History of Hawick : including
some Account of the Manners and Character of the
Inhabitants. To which is subjoined a short Essay in
rejjly to D? Chalmers on Pauperism and the Poor-
La ws. Hawick, 1825. 8vo.

A Disquisition on the Corn-Laws ; with a few
Observations on Pauperism. Hmnick, 1826. 12mo.

WILSON (Rev. S. Sheridan).

Narrative of the Greek Mission, or Sixteen Years in
Malta and Greece, including Tours in the Peloponnesus,
in the ^Egean and Ionian Isles. Lmid. 1839. 8vo.

WILSON (T. B.), Surgem, R.N.

Narrative of a Voyage round the World, compre-
hendmg an Account of the Wreck of the Ship " Gover-
nor Ready," in Torres Straits ; a Description of the
British Settlements on the Coasts of New Holland,
etc. Lo7id. 1835. 8vo.

WILSON (Sir Thomas), LL.D.

The Rule of Reason, conteinyng the Arte of Logique,
se^te furthe in Englishe, and newly corrected by
Thomas Wilson. Lond. 1553. 4to.

The same. Lond, 1580. 4to.

The Arte of Rhetorique, for the use of all soche as
are studious of Eloquence, set forthe in Englishe by
Thomas Wilson, 1553, and now newlie sette forthe
again, with a Prologue to the Reader. Lond. 1560.
4to.

The same. Lond. 1580. 4to.

A Discourse upon Usurie by waie of Dialogue and
Oracions. Lond. 1584. 12mo.

WILSON (Thomas), BUhop of Sodor and Man.

Works, with Life by John Keble. See Library of
Anglo-Catholic Theology.
Life. See Stowbll (Hugh).

WILSON (Walter), of the Inner Temple.

The History and Antiquities of Dissenting Churches
and Meeting Houses in London, Westminster, and
Southwark, including Lives of their Ministers, from
the rise of Nonconformity to the present time. 4 vols.
Lond. 1808-1814. 8vo.

Memoirs of the Life and Times of Daniel De Foe ;
containing a Review of his Writings, and his Opinions
upon a variety of Important Matters, CivQ and Eccle-
siastical 3 vols. Lond. 1830. 8vo.

WILSON (William), D.D.

Memorials of Robert Smith Candlish, D.D., Prin-
cipal of the New College, Edinburgh. With conclud-
ing chapter by Robert Rainy, D.D. Edinh. \^iQ. 8vo.

WILSON (William Rae).

Travels in Egypt and the Holy Land. Lond. 1823.
8vo.

Travels in Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Hanover,
Germany, Netherlands, etc. Lond. 1826. 8vo.

Records of a Route through France and Italy ; with
Sketches of Catholicism. Lond. 1835. 8vo.

Travels in Russia, Poland, and Finland. 2 vols.
Lond. 1828. 8vo.

Notes Abroad, and Rhapsodies at Home, by a Vete-
ran Traveller. 2 vols. Lond. 1837. post 8vo.

WILTON— WIXSTANLEY.

1099

WILTON" (The Countess of).

The Art of Needlework, from the Earliest Ages, in-
cluding some notices of Ancient Historical Tapestries.
[By Mrs Elizabeth Stono], edited by the Countess of
AVilton. Lond. 1842, post 8vo.

WILTON HOUSE.

A Description of the Antiquities and Curiosities in
Wilton House. Sarum, 1786. 4to.

WINCKELMANN (Johann Joachim).

AVerke. Herausgegoben von C. L. Fernow, H.
Meyer, J. Schulze. 8 vols. Dresden, 1808-1820.
8vo.

Monumenti Antichi inediti spiegati ed illustrati.
2 vols. Ronm, 1767. folio.

Storia delle Aiti del Disegno presso gli Antichi.
Tradotta dal Tedesco, e in questa edizione corrotta e
aumentata dall' Abate Carlo Fca. 3 vols. Roma, 1783.
4to.

Histoire de I'Art chez les Anciens par Winkebnann.
Ouvrage traduit de rAUemand, avec des Notes His-
toriques et Critiques de diff^rens Auteurs. 2 vols, in 3.
Paris, 1802, 1803. 4to.

Translation from the German of Winkelmann's
Reflections on the Painting and Sculpture of the
Greeks. See Fuseli (Henry).

WINDER (Henry), D.D.

A Critical and Chronological History of the Rise,
Progress, Declension, and Revival of Knowledge, chiefly
Religious, in two Periods; the Period of Tradition
from Adam to Moses, and the Period of Letters from
Moses to Christ. 2 vols, in 1. Lwid. 1745. 4to.

WINDHAM (Right Hon. William).

Speeches in Parliament ; to which is prefixed some
Account of his Life by Thomas Amyot. 3 vols.
Lond. 1812. 8vo.

Diary, 1784 to 1810. Edited by Mre Henry Baring.
Lond. 1866. 8vo.

WINDISCHGR^TZ (Le Comtb Jos. Nicolas de).

Solution Provisoire d'un Problfeme, ou Histoire
Metaphysiquo de I'Organisation Animale. Bnixelles,
1789. 8vo.

WINDLE (WiLLLiJi).

An Enquiry into the Imiuateiiality of Thinking
Substances, Human Liberty, and the Original of
Motion. Lond. 1738. 8vo.

WINES (Enoch C), D.D.

Two Years and a Half in the American Navy, com-
prising a Journal of a Cruise to England, in the Medi-
terranean, and in the Levant, in the years 1829, 1830,
and 1831. 2 vok Lond. 1833. post Svo.

WINGFIELD (Robert).

Nobilissima Disccptatio stipcr Dignitate ct Magni-
tudine regnorum Britannici et Gallici babita ah utrins-
que Oratoribus et Legatis in Concilio ConstantiensL
Londini, 1690. 12mo.

WINKELMAN (0. R F. W.)

Dictionnaire Frangois-Hollandois, et
Franijois. 2 vols. Utrecht, 1783. Svo.

HoUandoif-

WINKELMANN (J. J.) See Winckelmann.

WINKLES (B.)

Architectural and Picturesque Illustrations of the
Cathedral Churches of England and Wales, from
Sketches by Robert Garland, Architect, with Descrip-
tions by Thomas Moule. 3 vols. Lond. 1836-1842.
royal 8vo.

WINKWORTH (Catherine).

Lyra Germanica : Hymns for the Sundays and Chief
Festivals of the Christian Year. Translated from the
German. Lond. 1855. post 8vo.

LyiB Germanica: Second Series; The Christian
Life. Translated from the German. Lond. 1860.
post 8vo.

WINNE (John). See Wynne.

WINSEMIUS (PiEEius).

Historiarum ab excessu Caroli V. Csesaris, sive
Rerum sub Philippo II. per Frisiam gestarum libri
duo. Leovardim, 1629 4to.

WINSLOVIUS (Petrus).

SpicUegium Arctoum, sive Observationes Miscellanete
Historiam, Antiquitates, et imprimis Linguam Danise
attingentes. UafnicB, 1695. Svo.

WINSLOW (OcTAVius), D.D.

The Glory of the Redeemer in his Person and Work.

Lond. 1844. 12mo.

WtNSTANLEY (Thomas).

Observations on the Arts, with Tables of the Prin-
cipal Painters of the various Schools, their Scholars
and Imitators, etc. Liverpool, 1828 (1840). post Sva

I

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WINSTANLEY— WISHART.

WIXSTANLEY (William).

Englaml's Worthies : Select Lives of the most
eminent Persons of the English Nation, from Constan-
tine the Great, down to these Times. Land. IGSi. 8vo.

Lives of the most famous English Poets. Land.
1687. 12mo.

WINTER (C. F.)
Javaansche Zamenspraken.

See Javaansche.

WINTERBOTHAM (W.)

An Historical, Geographical, Commercial, and Philo-
sophical View of the American United States, and of
the European Settlements in America and the West
Indies. 4 vols. Loud. 1795. Bvo.

WINTERBOTTOM (Thomas Mastebman), M.D.

An Account of the native Africans in the Neigh-
bourhood of Sierra Leone ; to which is added an
Account of the present State of Medicine among them.
2 vols. Lond. 1803. 8vo.

WINWOOD (Sir Ralph).

Memorials of Affairs of State iu the Reigns of Queen
Elizabeth and King James I., collected (chiefly) from
the original Papers of the Right Honourable Sir Ralph
Winwood ; with the Negotiations of Sir Henry Neville,
Sir Charles Cornwallis, Sir Dudley Carleton, and others,
at the Courts of France and Spain, and in Holland,
Venice, etc. (Vol. I., by Edmund Sawyer.) 3 vols.
Lond. 1725. folio.

WINZET (Ninian), S. T. D.

The Buke of fourescoir and thre Questions tueching
Doctrine, Ordour and Maneris proponit to ye Preche-
ouris of ye Protestants in Scotland be ye Catholiks of
ye inferiour ordour of clergie, and layt men yair cruelie
afflictit and dispersit be persuasioun of ye saidis in-
trusit Precheours. Set furth be Niniane Winzet and
deliverit to Johne Knox. AniiBerpim, 1563. 24mo.

Flagellum Sectariorum qui Religionis prsetextu Sedi-
tiones jam in Cresarem aut in alios orthodoxos Principes
excitare student, etc. Accessit Velitatio in G, Buchan-
anum circa Dialogum quern scripsit de Jure Regni
apud Scotos. Ingolstadil, 1582. 4to.

Certane Tractatis for Reformation of Doctryne and
Maneris in Scotland. MDLXII.-MDLXIII. Edinh.
1835. 4to. (Maitland Club.)

WIRGMAN (Thomas).

Articles on Immanuel Kant, Logic, Metaphysics,
Moral Philosophy, etc. Extracted from the " Encyclo-
paedia Londonensis." Lond. 1812. 4to.

WIRT (William), LL.D.

Letters of the British Spy, to which is prefixed a
Biographical Sketch of the Author. New Ym-k, 1832.
12mo.

WISE (Edward), Barnster-at-Law.

The Law relating to Riots and Unlawful Assemblies.
Lond. 1848. 12mo.

See also, Smith (John William).

vWISE (Francis).

A Letter to Dr Mead concerning some Antiquities in
Berkshire, particularly showing that the White Horse
is a Monument of the West Saxons. Oxford, X'iZS. 4to.

Further Observations upon the White Horse and
other Antiquities in Berkshire ; with an Account of
Whiteleaf-Cross in Buckinghamshire. Oxford,!! il. 4to.

Some Inquiries concerning the First Inhabitants,
Language, Religion, Learning, and Letters of Europe.
Oxford, 1758. 4to.

The History and Chronology of the Fabulous Ages
considered ; particularly with regard to the two ancient
Deities, Bacchus and Hercules. Oxford, 1764. 4to.

Nummorum Antiquorum Catalogus. See Numm-

OBUM.

WISE (Henry).

An Analysis of One Hundred Voyages to and from
India, China, etc., performed by Ships in the Hon.
E. L C. Service. Lond. 1839. royal 8vo.

WISE (John).

System of .^Eronautics, comprehending its Earliest
Investigations and Modem Practice and Art. Phila-
delphia, 1850. 8vo.

WISEMAN (Nicholas, Cardinal).

Recollections of the last Four Pojjes and of Rome in
their Times. Lond. 1858. 8vo.

Lectures on the principal Doctrines and Practices of
the Catholic Church. 2 vols, in 1. Loml. 1844.
post 8vo.

WISHART (George), D.D., Bisliop of Edinburgh.

De rebus Auspiciis Caroli Magnaj Britanniae Francioe
et Hibernise Regis ; sub Imperio Ulustrissimi Jacobi
Montisrosarum Marchionis, supremi Scotise Guberna-
toris, anno 1644 et duohus sequentibus prseclare gestis,
Commentarius, interprete A. S. Paris, 1647. 12mo.

Memoirs of the most renowned James Graham, Mar-
quis of Montrose, translated from the Latin of Dr
Wishart. With an Appendix, containing many curious
Papers relating to the History of these Times. Edinh.
1756. 8vo.

WISHAET— WITTEK

1101

"WISHAET (George), D.D., Bishoji of Edinburgh
— Continued.

The same. New edition, to wliich are added, sundry
original Letters, never before published. Edinh. 1819.
8vo.

WISHAET (Eev. George).

Times of Publick Distress, Times of Trial. Being the
substance, of some Sermons preach'd in the Tron Church
of Edinburgh, in the month of November 1745, on
occasion of the present Eebellion. Edinh. 1745. 8vo.

WISHAET or WISHEAET (Eev. William), D.D.

Theologia or Discourses of God, delivered in CXX
Sermons. 2 vols. Edinh. 1716. 8vo.

Public Virtue recommended. A Sermon preach'd in
the High Church of Edinburgh, May 8th, 1746, at the
Opening of the General Assembly. Edinh. 1746. 8vo.

WISNEE (Eev. Benjamin B.), D.D.

Memoirs of Mrs Susan Huntington, of Boston. With
an introductory Essay, and an original Poem, by James
Montgomery. Glasgmo, 1832. 12mo.

WISZNIEWSKI (Prince Adam).

La M6thode Historique appliqu(5e a la E(5forme des
Banques et des Credits Mobiliers. Paris, 1865. 8vo.

Les Caracteres de la Trag(5die. Mamiscrit inddit
attribud ^ La Bruyere. Paris, 1870. 12mo.

WITCHES.

A pleasant Treatise of Witches ; their Imps and
Meetings, Persons bewitched. Magicians, Necromancers,
etc. By a Pen neer the Covent of ElutherL Lond.
1673. post 8vo.

The Opinion of Witchcraft Vindicated. See T. (E.)

A true Eelation of the Araignment of eighteene
Witches, that were tried, convicted and condemned at
a Sessions holden in Suffolk, and so were executed the
27 day of August 1645. Lond. 1645. 4to.

A true and exact Eelation of the severall Informa-
tions, Examinations, and Confessions of the late
Witches, arraigned and executed in the County of
Essex. Wherein the severall murthers, and devillish
Witchcrafts, committed on the bodies of Men, Women,
and Children, and divera Cattell, are fully discovered.
Lond. 1645. 4to. (Bound with the preceding.)

A true and impartial Eelation of the Informations
against three Witches, who were Indicted, Arraigned,
and Convicted at the Assizes holden for the County of
Devon, Aug. 14, 1682. Lmd. 1682. 4to. (Bound
with the preceding.)

WITCHES— Con<i«uerf.

An Answer of a Letter from a Gentleman in Fife, to
a Nobleman ; containing a brief Account of the bar-
barous and illegal treatment these poor Women accused
of Witchcraft met with from the Bailies of Pittenweem.
n.p., 1705. 4to.

WITHAM (Henry).

Observations on Fossil Vegetables. Edinb.\^Zl. 4ta

WITHEE (George).

The Workes of Master George Wither of Lincolns-
Inne, containing Satyrs, Epigrams, Eclogues, Sonnets,
and Poems ; whereunto is annexed a Paraphrase on the
Creed and the Lord's Prayer. Lond. 1620 (1622). 8vo.

Wither's Motto, Nee Habeo, Nee Careo, Nee Cure.
Lond. n.d. 8vo.

Collection of Emblemes, antient and modeme, quick-
ened with metrical Elustrations, both moral and divine
and disposed into Lotteries, etc. Lond. 1634. folio.

WITHEEING (WiLLLiM), M.D.

A Systematic Arrangement of British Plants, accord-
ing to the latest improvements of the Linnean System.
Seventh edition, corrected and considerably enlarged
by (his son) William Withering, LL.D. 4 vols. Lond.
1830. Svo.

WITHEESPOON (Eev. John), D.D.

Works, containing Essays, Sermons, etc., on im-
portant subjects, together with his Lectures on Moral
Philosophy, Eloquence, and Divinity, and his Speeches
in the American Congress. 9 vols. £(//«&. 1804-1805.
Svo.

Treatises on Justification and Eegcneration. With
an introductory Essay by WiUiam Wilberforce, Esq.
Glasgoio, 1824. 12mo.

WITHEOW (Eev. W. H.)

The Catacombs of Eome and their Testimony Eelative
to Primitive Christiajiity. Lond. 1877. post Svo.

WITSIUS (Hermannus), S. T. P.

Opera. 5 vols. Basilic, 1739. 4to.

The CE^onomy of the Covenants between God and
Man, comprehending a compleat Body of Divinity.
Translated from the Latin and revised by William
Crookshank, D.D. 3 vols. Load. 1763. Svo.

WITTEN (Henningus).

Memoriaj Philosophorum, Oratorum, Poetarum, etc.
nostri seculL clariss. renovatae, Decades IV. Franco-
fuHi, 1677. 12mo.

1102

WITTENBERG— WOLF.

WITTENBEEG.

Inscriptiones Wittebergenses, editore Joachimo
Hagmeiero. Wittehergai, 1637. 4to.

WITTICH'S Curiosities of Physical Geography.
See Knight's Weekly Volumes.

Visit to the West Coast of Norway. See Knight's
Weekly Volumes.

WITTMAN (William), M.D.

Travels in Turkey, Asia-Minor, Syria, and across the
Desert into Egypt. Lond. 1803. 4to.

WODROW (Rev. Robert).

Life of James Wodrow, Professor of Divinity in the
University of Glasgow, from 1692 to 1707. Written
(in 1724) by his son Robert Wodrow. Edinh. 1828.
post 8vo.

The History of the Sufferings of the Church of
Scotland, from the Restoration to the Revolution.
2 vols. Edinh. 1721, 1722. folio.

The same. With a Memoir of the Author, by the
Rev. Robert Burns. 4 vols. Glasgow, 1829. 8vo.

Analecta : or, Materials for a History of remarkable
Providences ; mostly relating to Scotch Ministers and
Christians. 4 vols. Ghtsgoto, 1842-1843. 4to.
(Maitland Club.)

Collections upon the Lives of the Reformers and
most eminent Ministers of the Church of Scotland.
2 vols, in 4. Glasgow, 1834, 1848. 4to. Maitland)
Club.)

Correspondence. See Wodrow Society.

WODROW SOCIETY (The).

For the Publication of the Works op the
Fa":hers and early Writers of the Reformed
Church ot Scotland. Instituted May, 1841.

The Autobiography and Diary of Mr James Melville.
See Melville (Jambs).

The History oi the Kirk of Scotland from the year
1558 to August 1637, with a Continuation to July
1639. See Row (John).

The Correspondence of the Rev. Robert Wodrow.
Edited from Manuscripts in the Library of the Faculty
of Advocates, by the Rev. Thomas M'Crie. 3 vols.
Edinh. 1842-1843. 8vo.

Sermons by the Rev. Robert Bruce. See Bruce
(Rev. Robert).

The History of the Kirk of Scotland by Mr David
Calderwood. See Calderwood (David).

Select Works of Robert Rollock See Rollock
(Robert). \

WODROW SOCIETY {Tais)— Continued.

Select Biographies. Edited for the Wodrow Society,
chiefly from Manuscripts in the Library of the Faculty
of Advocates, by the Rev. W. K. Tweedie. 2 vols.
Edinh. 1845, 1847. 8vo.

An Apologetical Narration of the State and Govern-
ment of the Kirk of Scotland since the Reformation.
By William Scott, Minister of Cupar. Certaine
Records touching the Estate of the Kirk in tlie years
MDCV. and MDCVL By John Forbes, Minister of
Alford. Edinh. 1846. 8vo.

The Miscellany of the Wodrow Society : containing
Tracts and Original Letters, chiefly relating to the
Ecclesiastical Affairs of Scotland during the Sixteenth
and Seventeenth Centuries. Selected and Edited by
David Laing. Vol I (All published.) Edinh. 1844.
8vo.

The Works of John Knox ; collected and edited by
David Laing. 6 vols. Edinh. 1846-1864. 8vo.
(Vols. I. and II. printed for the Wodrow Society.)

The Life of Mr Robert Blair, Minister of St. Andrews,
containing his Autobiography from 1593 to 1636. See
Blair (Rev. Robert).

A Logical Analysis of the Epistle of Paul to the
Romans, by Charles Ferme. Translated from the
Latin by William Skae. And a Commentary on the
same Epistle by Andrew Melville, in the original Latin.
Edited with a Life of Ferme, by WiUiam Lindsay
Alexander, D.D. Edinh. 1850. 8vo.

WOIDE (Carolus Godoffredus).

Novum Testamentum Graecum e codice Alexandiino.
See Bible : Greek Bibles.

WOLCOTT (John), M.D.
The Poetical Works of Peter Pindar.
1794-1796. 8vo.

4 vols. Lond.

WOLCOTT (Ouver).

Papers relating to the Administration of Washington
and John Adams. See Gibbs (George).

WOLF (Ferdinand Joseph).

Floresta de Rimas Modernas CasteUanas ; 6 Poesias
selectas CasteUanas desde el tiempo de Ignacio de
Luzan hasta nuestros dias, con una Introduccion
historica. 2 vols. Pom, 1837. 8vo.

WOLF (Fried. Aug.)

Litterarische Analekten, vorziiglich fiiralte Littemtur
land Kunst, deren Gescbichte und Methodik. 4 vols.
in 2. Berlin, 1816-1818. 8vo.

\

\

WOLFE— WOLLEY.

1103

WOLFE (Rev. Charles).

Remains ; with a brief Memoir of his Life, by the
Rov. J. A. Russell. 2 vols. Dublin, 1825. 12mo.

WOLFF (Ernst).

En Dansk og Engelsk Ord-Bog. Land. 1779. 4to.

WOLFF (Jens).

Sketches on a Tour to Copenhagen, tlirough Norway
and Sweden ; with a Political Appendix relative to the
Union of the two latter Kingdoms. Lend. 1816. 4to.

WOLFF (Rev. Joseph), D.D.

Missionary Journal and Memoir; written by himself ;
revised and edited by J. Bayford. 3 vols. Lond. 1827.
8vo.

Researches and Missionary Labours among the Jews,
Mahommedans, and other Sects, during his Travels
between the years 1831 and 1834. Lond. 1835. 8vo.

Journal, in a Series of Letters to Sir Thomas Baring,
Bart., containing an Account of his Missionary Labours
from the years 1827 to 1831 ; and from the years 1835
to 1838. Lond. 1839. 8vo.

Narrative of a Mission to Bokhara in the years 1843-
1845, to ascertain the fate of Colonel Stoddart and
Captain ConoUy. 2 vols. Lond. 1845. 8vo.

The same. Edinh. 1848. 12mo.

WOLFF (Dr 0. L. B.)

Poetiseher Hausschatz des Deutschen Volkes.
2 vols. Leipzig, 1845. 8vo.

WOLFIUS (Christianus).

Philosophia Prima, sive Ontologia, methodo scientifica
pertractata, Francofurti, 1736. 4to.

Cosmologia Generalis. Francofurti, 1737. 4to.

Psychologia Empirica, methodo Scientifica per-
tractata. Franeofiirti, 1738. 4to.

Psychologia Rationalis, methodo Scientifica per-
tractata. Francofurti, 1740. 4to.

Philosophia Rationalis, sive Logica. Francofurti^

1740. 4to.
Theologia Naturalis. 2 vols. Francofurti, 1739

1741. 4to.

Elementa Matheseos Universse. Editio nova, priori
multo auctior et correctior. 5 vols. Geneva;, 1741
4to.

Jus Naturae methodo scientifica pertractatum. 8 vols,
Francofurti, 1743-1748. 4to.

Philosophia Practica Universalis. 2 vols. Haloi
1744, 1750. 4to.

Jus Gentium. Halce Magdeburgicce, 1749. 4to.

WOLFIUS (CHEisTiAKns)— Con/t«M«c/.

Philosophia Moralis, sive Ethica. 5 vols. Halce,
1750-1753. 4to.

fficonomica methodo Scientifica pertractata. Halct
Magdelrur'jicce, 1754. 4to.

Meleteraata Mathematico-Philosophica, sive Medi-
tationes et Dissertationcs. Ilalw, 1755. 4to.

Philosophia Civilis, sive Politica. 4 vols. Hal<x,
1756-1759. 4to.

Philosophia Naturalis, sive Physica Dogmaticas.
4 vols. Halce Magdeburgicee, 1762-1768. 4to.

Philosophias Wolfianas contractse Libri duo cum Pre-
fatione Christiani Wolfii in lucem editi a Joanne
Friderico Stiebritz. 2 vols. Halce Magdeburgicce,
1745. 4to.

Logic ; or, rational Thoughts on the Powers of the
Human Understanding, with their use and application
in the Knowledge and Search of Truth. Translated
from the German ; to which is prefixed a Life of the
Author. Lond. 1570. 8vo.

WOLFIUS (Joannes).
Lectiones Memorabiles et Reconditae.
Francofurti ad Moenum, 1671. folio.

2 vols.

WOLFIUS (Jo. Christianus).

Monunicnta Typographica, quaj Artis hujus prsestan-
tissimaj originem, laudem, et abusum posteris produnt.
2 vols. Hamburgi, 1740. 12 mo.

WOLFIUS (Jo. Christoph.)

Anecdota Grasca,. Sacra et Prof ana, ex Codicibus
manu exaratis, versione Latina donata et notis illus-
trata. 4 vols, in 2. Hambunji, 1722-1724. 12mo.

WOLLASTON (Francis).

A Specimen of a General Astronomical Catalogue,
arranged in Zones of North Polar Distance, and adapted
to Jan. 1, 1790. Lond. 1789. folio.

Fasciculus Astronbmicus, containing Observations of
the Northern Cu'cumpolar Region, together with some
Account of the Instrument with which they were made,
and a new set of Tables. To which are added a few
other Papers and Precepts. Lond. 1800. 4to.

WOLLASTON (William).

The Religion of Nature Delineated (Anon.) Lond.
1726. 4to.

WOLLEY (Edward), D.D.

Loyalty amongst Rebels. The True Royalist ;
or, Hushay the Archito. Land. 1662. 12mo.

1104

WOLLSTONECEAFT— WOOD.

WOLLSTONECEAFT (Mary).

A Vindication of the Rights of Woman : with
Strictures on Political and Moral subjects. Land.
1792. 8vo.

Thoughts on Marriage and Criminal Conversation ;
with Remarks on the Life, Opinions, and Example, etc.,
of Mrs WoUstonecraft Godwin. Lond. 1799. 12mo.

WOLTMANN (Db Alfred).

Holbein und seine Zeit. Des KUnstler's Familie,
Leben und Schaffen. Leipzig, 1874. royal Svo.

Holbein and liis Time. Translated by F. E. Bunnfett,
Liond. 1872. royal Svo.

WOLZOGEN (Alfred von).

Life of Raphael Santi. Translated by F. E. Bun-
LoTid. 1866.

nfett.

Svo.

WOLZOGEN (Joannes Ludovicus).
Opera. See Fratres Polonl

WOOD (Anthony A.)

Historia et Antiquitates Universitatis Oxoniensis,
duobus voluminibus comprehensse. Oxoni(e,l&7i. folio.

The History and Antiquities of the Univer.sity of
Oxford by Anthony h, Wood. Now first published in
English, with a Continuation by John Gutch. 5 vols.
Oxford, 1786-1796.. 4to.

Athense Oxoniensis ; an exact History of all the
Writers and Bishops who have had their education in
the most antient and famous University of Oxford,
from 1500 to 1695, representing the Birth, Fortune,
etc., of all these Writers and the Fate and Character of
their Writings ; to which are added, the Fasti, or
Annals of that University. Second edition. 2 vols.
Loud. 1721. folio.

The same. A new (the third) edition, with Addi-
tions by Philip Bliss, D.D. 4 vols Lond. 1813-
1820. 4to.

WOOD (Charles W.)

Through Holland Lond. 1877. Svo.

WOOD (Edward).

A Complete Body of Conveyancing in Theory and
Practice. 3 vols. Lond. 1770. folio.

WOOD (H. G.)

A Treatise on the Law of Master and Servant cover-
ing the relations, duties, and liabilities of Employers
and Employed. Albany, N. Y., 1877. 8vo.

WOOD (John).

An Essay towards a Description of Bath, in four
Parts. Second edition enlarged. 2 vols. Lond. 1749.

WOOD (John).

Town Atlas of Scotland. (Edinh.) n.d. folio.

Descriptive Account of the principal Towns in Scot-
land to accompany Wood's Town Atlas of Scotland.
Edinb. 1828. Svo.

WOOD (John).

Account of the Edinburgh Sessional School and
other Parochial Institutions for Education established
in that city in the year 1812. With Strictures on
Education in general. Edinb. 1828. post Svo.

WOOD (Lieut. John).

Personal Narrative of a Journey to the Source of the
River Oxus, by the route of the Indus, Kabul, etc., in
the years 1836, 1837, and 1838. Lond. 1841. Svo.

WOOD (Rev. John George).

Homes without Hands ; being a Description of the
Habitations of Animals, classed according to their
Principle of Construction. Lond. 1866. Svo.

Insects at Home ; being a popular Account of
British Insects, their Structure, Habits, and Transfor-
mations. Land. 1872. Svo.

Nature's Teachings : Human Invention anticipated
by Nature. Lond. 1877. Svo.

WOOD (John Philip).

The antient and modem State of the Parish of
Cramond, to which are added biographical and genea-
logical Collections respecting some of the most con-
siderable Families, etc., connected with that District;
comprehending a Sketch of the Life and Projects of
John Law of Lawrieston. Edinh. 1794. 4 to.

Memoirs of the Life of John Law of Lauriston ; in-
cluding an Account of the rise, progress, and termina-
tion of the Mississippi Scheme. Edinb. \^1^. 12mo.

The Peerage of Scotland. See Douglas (Sir Robert).

WOOD (Lambert).

Floras Anglicus ; or, an exact History of England,
from the raigii of William the Conquerour to the Death
of Charles I. Third edition with Additions. Lond.
1658. 12mo.

An Exact History of the several Changes of Govern-
ment in England from the horrid murther of King
Charles I. to the happy Restauration, etc., with the
renowned Actions of General Monck. Being the
second Part of Floras Anglicus. Lond. 1660. 12mo.

WOOD (Mary Anne Everett).

Letters of Royal and Illustrious Ladies of Great
Britain from the commencement of the Twelfth Cen-
tury, to the Close of the Reign of Queen Mary.
3 vola Lond. 1846. post Svo.

See also. Green (Mary Anne Everett, Mrs).

WOOD— WOODHOUSELEE.

1105

WOOD (Nicholas).

Practical Treatise on Rail-Eoads, and Interior Com-
munication in general. Loml. 1825. 8vo.

The same. With Experiments and Tables of the
comparative value of Canals and Eail-Roads. Lond.
1831. Svo.

WOOD (Egbert).

The Ruins of Balbec, otherwise Heliopolis in Coelo-
syria. (Anon.) Lond. 1757. folio.

The Ruins of Palmyra, otherwise Tadmor in the
Desert; with an Account of the Ancient State of
Palmyra. (Anon.) Lond. 1753. folio.

Essay on the original Genius and Writings of Homer,
with a comparative View of the ancient and present
State of the Troade. Lond. 1775. 4to.

WOOD (Thomas). LL.D., Banider-at-Laio.

A New Institute of the Imperial or Civil Law.
Loml. 1721. Svo.

WOOD (Thomas).

Considerations on Lotteries, and proposals for their
better regulation, addressed to the Right Hon. William
Pitt. Lond. 1786. 4to.

WOOD (Thomas), M.D.

An Inquiry concerning the Primitive Inhabitants of
Ireland. Lond. 1821. Svo.

WOOD (Thomas).

The Origin, Learning, Religion, and Customs of the
Ancient Britons ; with an Account of the Introduction
of Christianity into Britain, and the Idolatry and
Conversion of the Saxons ; Remarks on the Errors and
Progress of Popery, etc. Lond. 1846. Svo.

WOOD (Rev. Walter).

The East Neuk of Fife ; its History and Antiquities,
Geology, Botany, etc. Edinh. 1862. 12mo.

WOOD (William).

New England's Prospect, being a true, lively, and
experimentall Description of that part of America
commonly called New England, discovering the State
of that Countrie both as it stands to our new-come
English Planters and to the old Native Inhabitants.
Lrnid. 1635. 4to.

WOOD (William).

The Bowman's Glory ; or Archery Revived, giving
au Account of the many signal Favours vouchsafed to
Archers and Archery by those renowned Monarchs
King Henry VIII., James, and Charles I., etc. Lond.
1682. 12mo.

WOOD (William).

A Survey of Trade, in four Parts; together with
Considerations on our Money and Bullion. Lond.
1718. Svo.

WOOD (William), M.D.

Britain's Joshua : a Sermon preached at Darlington,
Oct 9, 1746, the Day of Public Thanksgiving for the
Suppression of the late RobeUion. Newcastle, 1746.
Svo.

WOOD (William).

Zoography ; or the Beauties of Nature Displayed in
Select Descriptions from the Animal and Vegetable,
with Additions from the Mineral Kingdom, systemati-
cally arranged, etc. 3 vols. Lond. 1807. Svo.

Index Testaceologicus ; or, Catalogue of Shells,
British and Foreign, arranged according to the Linnean
System. Lond. 1818. Svo.

General Conchology; or, a Description of Shells,
arranged according to the Linnean System, and illus-
trated with plates. Lond. 1835. royal Svo.

WOODDESON (Richard), D.C.L.

Elements of Jurisprudence treated of in the prelimi-
nary part of a Course of Lectures on the Laws of Eng-
land. (Anon.) Lond. 1783. 4to.

Systematical View of the Laws of England, as
treated in a course of Viuerian Lectures read at Oxford.
3 vols. Lond. 1792. Svo.

WOODFALL (George).
Letters of Junius. See Junius.

WOODFALL (Wiluam).

Practical Treatise on the Law of Landlord and
Tenant ; with a full Collection of Precedents, and
Forms of Procedure. Entirely remodelled and greatly
enlarged by S. B. Harrison. The Sixth edition by
F. L. WoUaston. Land. 1849. royal Svo.

The same. Ninth edition, by W. R. Cole. Lond.
1867. royal Svo.

The same. Twelfth edition, in which the Precedents
of Leases have been revised and enlarged with the
assistance of L. G. G. Robbins, by J. M. Lely. Lond.
1881. royal Svo.

WOODHOUSE (Robert).

An Elementary Treatise on Astronomy. Vol. I.
Plane Astronomy : Vol. IL Physical Astronomy.
2 vols. Cambridge, 1812. Svo.

WOODHOUSELEE (Alex. Eraser Tytlee, Lord).

See Tytler (Alexander Eraser).

7 a

1106

WOODS -WORDSWORTH.

WOODS (John).

Two years' Residence in the Settlement of the
English Prairie, in the Illinois Country. Lond. 1822.
8vo.

WOODS (Joseph).

The Tourist's Flora : a Descriptive Catalogue of the
Flowering Plants and Ferns of the British Islands,
France, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, and the Italian
Islands. Lond. 1850. Svo.

WOODS (Joseph).

Letters of an Architect, from France, Italy, and
Greece. 2 vols. Lond. 1828. 4to.

WOODWARD (Bernard Bolinbrokb).

A General History of Hampshire, or the County of
Southampton, including the Isle of Wight. By B. B.
Woodward, Rev. Theodore C. WiLks, and Charles Lock-
hart. 3 vols. Lond. n.d. 4to.

Specimens of the Drawings of Ten Masters, from the
Royal Collection at Windsor Castle. Descriptive Text
by B. B. Woodward. Lond. 1870. 4to.

WOODWARD (John), M.D.
An Attempt towards a Natural History of the Fossils
of England. 2vols.ini. Lond.n2'i. Svo.

WOOLFE (John), Architect.

Continuation of Vitruvius Britannicus. See Camp-
bell (Colin).

WOOLLEN MANUFACTURE.

Eight sets of Queries submitted, with an unusual
degree of humility, to the Nobility, Lairds, Tenants,
etc., of Scotland, upcm the subject of Wool, and of the
Woollen Manufacture. By a Peer of the Realm.
Edinb. 1775. 8vo.

A Scheme for establishing and carrying on the
Woollen Manufacture in Dundee. Dundee, 1777.
Svo. (Bound with the preceding.)

WOOLRYCH (HuMPHUT William), Sergeant-at-
Law.

A Treatise on the Law of Rights of Common.
Lond. 1824. Svo.

The Life of Sir Edward Coke, Lord Chief Justice of
the King's Bench. Lmid. 1826. Svo.

Memoirs of the Life of Judge Jeffreys, sometime
Lord High Chancellor of England. Lond. 1827. Svo.

A Practical Treatise on the Commercial and Mer-
cantile Law of England. Lond, 1829. Svo.

WOOLRYCH (Humphry William), Sergeaut-ut-
Law — Contintied.

A Treatise of the Law of Waters ; including the
Law relating to Rights in the Sea, and Rights concern-
ing Rivers, Canals, Dock Companies, Fisheries, Mills,
Water-Courses, etc. With a Note concerning the
Rights of the Crown to the Land between High and
Low Water Mark. Lond. 1851. Svo.

Lives of Eminent Sergoants-at-Law of the English
Bar. 2 vols. Land. 1869. Svo.

WOOLTON (John), Bishop of Exeter.

The Christian Manual. See Parker Society.

WORCESTER (Edward Somerset, Marquis of).

A Century of the Names and ScantUngs of such In-
ventions as at present I can call to mind to have tried
and perfected, which (my former Notes being lost) I
have at the instance of a powerful Friend, endeavoured
now in the year 1655 to set down, etc. Glasgmv,
1794. ISmo.

The Centuiy of Inventions of the Marquis of Wor-
cester, from the original MS., with historical and
explanatory Notes, and a Biographical Memoir, by
C. F. Partington. Lcmd. 1825. 12mo.

The Century of Inventions ; to which is added, an
Historical Account of the Fire-Engine for raising water,
by John Buddie. Newcastle, 1813. Svo.

WORCESTER (Florence of). See Florentius

WiGORNIBNSIS.

WORDSWORTH (Charles).

The Law and Practice of Elections for Scotland, as
altered by the Reform Act. Lond. 1832. Svo.

The Law and Practice of Elections : Election
Petitions, and Registration of Voters, with all the
Statutes and Forms. Third edition. Lond. 1847.
post Svo.

The Law of Railway, Banking, Mining, and other
Joint Stock Companies. Fifth edition. Z<o»d 1845. Svo.

The same. Sixth edition. Lond. 1854. Svo.

The Limited Liability Act ; with Observations and
Notes. Lcmd. 1855. Svo.

The Joint Stock Company Act, 1856 ; with Intro-
duction, Notes, Index, and Forms. Lond. 1856. Svo.

WORDSWORTH (Rev. Christopher), D.D.

Ecclesiastical Biography ; or. Lives of Eminent men
connected with the History of Religion in England,
from the commencement of the Reformation to the
Revolution ; selected and illustrated with Notes.
6 vols. Lmd. 1810. Svo.

WORDS WORTH -WORMIUS.

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Continued.

WhowotB ElKON BASIAIKHI Considerod and
Answered in Two Letters addressed to His Grace the
Archbishop of Canterbury. Lond. 1824. 8vo.

Documentary Supplement to "Who wrote EIKON
BA2IAIKH "; including recently discovered Letters and
Papers of Lord Chancellor Hyde and of the Gauden
Family. Lond. 1825. 8vo.

WORDSWORTH (Rev. Christopher), D.D., Son
of the preceding.

Athens and Attica : Journal of a Residence there.
Lmid. 1836. Svo.

Discourses on Public Education. Lotid. 1844. post
8vo.

Greece, Pictorial, Descriptive, and Historical. Lond.
1844. royal 8vo.

Memoirs of AVilliam Wordsworth, Poet Laureate.
2 vols. Lond. 1851. 8vo.

WORDSWORTH (Dorothy).

Recollections of a Tour made in Scotland, a.d. 1803.
Edited by J. C. Shairp, LL.D. Edinb. 1874. post
Svo.

WORDSWORTH (William).

Poetical Works. 5 vols. Lond. 1827. 12mo.

Prose Works, for the first lime collected, with
Additions from unpublished MSS. Edited by Rev.
Alex. B. Grosart. 3 vols. Lond. 1876. Svo.

Poems. 2 vols. Lond. 1807. r2mo.

Poems, including Lyrical Ballads, and miscellaneous
Pieces. With a new Preface, and a supplementary
Essay. 2 vols. Lond. 1815. 8vo.

The Excursion : a Poem. Lond. 1814. 4to.

The same. Lond. 1832. 8vo.

The White Doe of Rylstone ; or, the Fate of the
Nortous : a Poem. Lond. 1815. 4to.

Thanksgiving Ode, January 18, 1816. With other
short Pieces. Lond. 1816. 8vo.

The Waggoner : a Poem. Loml. 1819 Svo.

Peter Bell : a Poem. Lond. 1819. Svo.

The River Duddon, a series of Sonnets : Vaudracour
and Julia ; and other Poems. To which is annexed, a
Topographical Description of the Country of the Lakes
in the North of England. Lond. 1820. Svo.

Ecclesiastical Sketches. Lmid. 1822. Svo.

Concerning the Relations of Great Britain, Spain, and
Portugal to each other, and to the Common Enemy at
this Crisis ; and specifically as affected by the Conven-
tion of Cintra. Lond. 1809. Svo.

A Description of the Scenery of the Lakes in the
North of England. Lond. 1822. 12mo.

WORDSWORTH (William)— C<wh«M<rf.

Memorials of a Tour on the Continent, 1820. Lond.
1822. 8vo.

A Guide through the District of the Lakes in the
North of England, with a Description of the Scenery,
etc. Kendal, 1835. 12mo.

WORKING MAN.

Autobiography of a Working Man, by "One who
has whistled at the Plough" (Alexander Somerville).
Lond. 1848. post Svo.

WORKS OF THE LEARNED.

The Histoiy of the Works of the Learned, containing
impartial Accounts and accurate Abstracts of the most
valuable Books, published in Great Britain and Foreign
parts. Interspersed with Dissertations, etc. 6 vols.
Lond. 1737-1739. Svo.

See also, Republick of Letters.

WORLD (The). See British Essayists.

WORLD (The) Unmask'd ; or, the Philosopher the
greatest Cheat. In Twenty-Four Dialogues, in which
true Virtue is distinguished from what usually bears
the name or resemblance of it, etc. To which is added
the State of Souls separated from their Bodies, being an
Epistolary Treatise, wherein is proved from Holy Scripr
ture that the Punishment of the wicked will not be
Eternal Translated from the French. Lcmd. 1736.
Svo.

WORLDS.

Of the Plurality of Worlds. See Whbwei.l
(William).

WORM (Jens).

Forsog til et Lexicon over Danske, Norske og
Islandske Icerde Moend, som ved trykte Skrifter have
giort sig bckiendte, saavelsom andre Ustuderede, som
noget have skrevet. • 3 vols. HelsingiJer, 1771-1784.
Svo.

WORMIUS (Olaus), M.D.

Runica sou Danica Literatura Antiquissima, vulgo
Gothica dicta lucia reddita. Amsierodami, \QZQ. 4to.

Danicorum Monumentorum Libri VL Hafmce, 1643.
folio.

Regum Danias series duplex; et limitum inter
Daniam et Sueciam descriptio ex vetustt Legum Scani-
carum Uteris Ruoicis in membrana exarato codice eruta,
et Notis illustrata. Ilafnm, 1642. folio. (Bound
with the preceding.)

1108

WOEMIUS— WKANGHAM.

WOEMIUS (Olaus), M.B.—Caiiiiuued.

Museum Wormianum, seu Historia Rerum rariorum
quae Hafnise Danorum in fedibus Authoris servantur.
Lugduni Batavorum, 1655. folio.

De Aureo Cornu Danico. See Bartholinus
(Thomas).

WORNUM (Ralph Nicholson).

Some Account of the Life and Writings of Hans
Holbein, Painter of Augsburg. Lond. 1867. royal 8vo.

The Epochs of Painting : a Biographical and
Critical Essay on Painting and Painters of all Times
and many Places. Lond. 1864. 8vo.

Etchings from the National Gallery. First and
Second Series, with Notes. 2 vols. Lond. 1876, 1878.
folio.

History of Painting. See Knight's Weekly Volumes.

WOERALL (John).

Bibliotheca Topographica Anglicana ; or, a new and
compleat Catalogue of aU the Books extant relating to
the Antiquity, Description, and Natural History of
England and its Counties, to the Year 1736. Lond.
1736. 8vo.

Bibliotheca Legum Anglite, Part I. ; or, a Catalogue
of the Common and Statute Law Books of this Realm,
and some others relating thereto. Compiled by John
WorraU. Part II., containing a general Account of
the Law and Law Writers of England from the earliest
times to the Reign of Edward III., as also of the Public
Records, etc. Compiled by Edward Brooke. 2 vola
Lond. 1788. 12mo.

WORSAAE (J. J A.)

Afbildninger f ra det Kongelige Museum for Nordiske
Oldsager i Kjobenhavn. Kjobeiihavn, IS54:. 8vo.

The Primeval Antiquities of Denmark. Translated
and applied to the Illustration of similar Remains in
England, by William J. Thoms. Lond. 1849. 8vo.

An Account of the Danes and Norwegians in Eng-
land, Scotland, and Ireland. Lond. 1852. 8vo.

WORSLEY (Richard).

History of the Isle of Wight. Lond. 1781. 4to.

WORTHINGTON (George).

An Inquiry into the powers of Juries to decide
incidentally on Questions of Law. Lond. 1825. 8vo.

WORTLEY (Hon. C. S.), Captain R.A.

Journal of an Excursion to Antwerp during the
Siege of the Citadel in December 1832, by Captain the
'Hon. C. S. W. Lond. 1833. 12mo.

WORTLEY (Lady Emmeline C. E. Stuart).

Travels in the United States, etc., during 1849 and
1850. 3 vols. Lond. 1851. post 8vo.

WOTTON (Sir Henry).

Ad Regem e Scotia reducem Henrici Wottoni Plausus
et Vota. Londini, 1633. folio.

The State of Christendom. Lond. 1657. folio.

Reliquioe Wottoniana; ; or, a Collection of Lives,
Letters, Poems ; with Characters of sundry Personages
and other incomparable Pieces of Language and Art,
etc. Third edition, with large additions. Lond.\6T2.
8vo.

Letters and Despatches. See Roxburghe Club.

Poems by Sir Henry Wotton, Sir Walter Raleigh,
and others, edited by the Rev. John Hannah. Lond,
1845. 12mo.

WOTTON (William), D.D.

Discourse concerning the confusion of Languages at
Babel, proving it to have been Miraculous, etc., contrary
to the opinion of M. Le Clerc and others. With an
Enquiry into the Primitive Language before that
wonderful event. Lond. 1730. 8vo.

Wottoii's Short View of George Hickes's Grammatico-
Critical, and Archcological Treasure of the Ancient
Northern Languages. Faithfully and intirely trans-
lated into English from the Latin original, by Maurice
Shelton. Lond. 1735. 8vo.

See also. Leges : Leges Wallic^b.

WOUVERMANS (Philippe).

CEuvres de Philippe Wouvermens, Hollandois,
gravdes d'apr6s ses meUleurs Tableaux qui sont dans
les plus beaux Cabinets de Paris, et aiUeurs. Paris,
1737-1762. large folio.

WRANGELL (Ferdinand von).

Narrative of an Expedition to the Polar Sea, in the
years 1820-1823; commanded by Lieutentant, now
Admiral, Ferdinand von Wrangell, of the Russian
Imperial Navy. Edited by Major Edward Sabine.
Lond. 1839. 8vo.

WRANGHAM (Rev. Francis), Archdeacon of
Cleveland.

A few Sonnets attempted from Petrarch in Early
Life. Lee Priory Press, Kent, 1817. 4to.

The British Plutarch ; containing Lives of the most
eminent Divines, Statesmen, Philosophers, Poets, and
Artists of Great Britain and Ireland, from the Accession
of Henry VIII. to the present Day. New edition,
re-arranged and enlarged. 6 vols. Lond. 1816, 8vo.

WRANGHAM— WRIGHT.

1109

WEANGHAM (Rev. Francis), Archdeacon of
Cleveland — Continued,

The Pleiad. Abridgments from seven distinguLshod
Writers on the Evidences of Christianity. See Con-
stable's Miscellany.

The English portion of the Library of the Ven.
Francis Wrangham. Sec Catalogues.

WRAXALL (Sir C. F. Lascelles).

Life and Times of Her Majesty Caroline Matilda,
Queen of Denmark and Norway, and Sister of His
Majesty George IIL of England. 3 vols. Land. \8Q4.
8vo.

Historic Bye-Ways. 2 vols. Land. l8Gi. postSvo.

WRAXALL (Sir Nathaniel William).

A Tour round the Baltic through the Northern
Counties of Europe, etc. Fourth edition, corrected
and augmented. Lond. 1807. Svo.

Memoirs of the Courts of Berlin, Dresden, Warsaw,
and Vienna, in the years 1777, 1778, and 1779.
2 vols. Lond. 1806. 8vo.

History of France, from 1574 to 1610 ; preceded
with a View of the civil, military, and political State
of Europe between the middle and the close of the 16th
Century, etc. 6 vols. Lond. 1814. Svo.

Historical Memoirs of My Own Time from 1772 to
1784. 2 vols. Lond. 1815. Svo.

Posthumous Memoirs of his Own Time. 3 vols.
Lond. 1836. Svo.

Recollections of Russia. See Constable's Miscel-
lany OF Foreign Literature.

WREN (Sir Christopher).

Memoirs of his Life. See Elmes (James).

WREN (Christopher), Son of the jn-ececlmg.

Parentalia ; or, Memoirs of the Family of the Wrens,
viz., of Mathew Bishop of Ely, Christopher Dean of
Westminster, etc., but chiefly of Sir Christopher Wren ;
in which is contained, besides liis Works, a number of
Original Papers and Records, compiled by his son
Christopher ; now published by his grandson Stephen
Wren, ■with the care of Joseph Ames. Lond. 1750.
folio.

WREN (Matthew), Bishop of Ely.

Increpatio Bar Jesu : sive Polemica; Adsertiones
Loconun aliquot S. Scripturse ab imposturis Perver-
sionum in Catechesi Racoviana collects, etc. Lon-
dini, 1660. 4to.

An Abandoning of the Scotish Covenant : a brief
Theological Treatise, touching the Unlawful Scotish
Covenant, which was in the late ungracious times (with
fraud enough and force) obtruded upon the People of
England. Lond. 1662. 4to.

WREN (Stephen),

Parentalia. See Wren (Christopher).

WRIGHT (Andrew).

Court-Hand Restored; or, the Student's Assistant
in reading Old Deeds, with an Appendix containing
Charters, Records, etc., Ancient Names of Places, and
Surnames ; and a Glossography of Latin Words found
iu Ancient Writings. Fourth edition. Lond. 1815.
4to.

The same. Fifth edition. Land 1818. 4to.

WRIGHT (Charles Heney Hamilton).

Zuchariah and his Prophecies, considered in relation
to modem criticism ; with a Critical and Grammatical
Commentary and New Translation. Bampton Lec-
tures, 1878. Lond. 1879. Svo.

WRIGHT (Frances).

Views of Society and Manners in America ; in a
series of Letters from that Country to a friend in Eng-
land, during the years 1818, 1819, and 1820; by an
Englishwoman. Land. 1822. Svo.

WRIGHT (Rev. George Newham).

A Guide to the Lakes of Killamey. Lond. 1822.
12mo.

A Guide to the Giant's Causeway, and the North-
East Coast of Antrim. Lond. 1823. 12mo.

A Guide to the County of Wicklow. Lmd. 1827.
Svo.

An Historical Guide to Antient and Modem Dublin.
Lond. 1821. Svo.

Ireland illustrated, from Original Drawings, with
Descriptions. Lond. 1831. 4to.

See also, Gorton (John).

WRIGHT (James).

Monasticon Anglicanum, abridged and translated.
See Dugdale (Sir Wiluam).

WRIGHT (J. M. E.)

Solutions of the Cambridge Problems, from 1800 to
1820. 2 vols. Lond. 1825. Svo.

WRIGHT (Sir Martin).
An Introduction to the Law of Tenures,
edition. Lond. 1792. Svo.

Fourth

WRIGHT (Michael).

Ragguaglio della Solenne Comparsa, fatta in Roma
gli otto di Gennaio 1687, dall' illustr. Signor Cont« di
Castelmaine, Ambasciadore Straordinario di Giacomo
II. Re d'Inghilterra, etc., alia Santa Sede Apostolica;
da Giovanni Michele Writ. Roma, 1687. folio.

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WRIGHT— WRONGS.

WEIGHT (MioBAEh)—C(mfmued.

Embassy of Roger Earl of Castlemain to Innocent
XI. from King James II. Translated into English, and
with Alterations and Additions by the Author. Lovd.
1688. folio.

WEIGHT (Robert).

A Memoir of General James Oglethorpe, one of the
earliest Eeformors of Prison Discipline in England,
and Founder of Georgia, in America. Loiid. 1867.
post 8vo.

WRIGHT (T.)

Some Account of the Life of Richard Wilson, RA.,
with Testimonies to his Genius and Memory, and
Remarks on his Landscapes. Lo7id. 1824. 4to.

WRIGHT (Thomas).

The Passions of the Minde in generall. Land. 1604.
4to.

WRIGHT (Thomas).

Clavis Ccelestis ; being the Explication of a Diagram
entituled a Synopsis of the Universe ; or the Visible
World epitomized. Lotid. 1742. 4to.

An original Theory, or Now Hypothesis of the Uni-
verse ; solving the general Phenomena of the visible
Creation. Lo7id. 1750. 4to.

WRIGHT (Thomas).

Louthiana ; or, an Introduction to the Antiquities of
Ireland, etc. See Lodth (County op).

WRIGHT (Thomas).

Early Mysteries, and other Latin Poems of the
Twelfth and Thirteenth Centuries. Lond. 1838. 8vo.

Biographia Britannica Literaria; or. Biography of
Literary Characters of Great Britain and Ireland,
arranged in chronological order. Anglo-Saxon Period.
Lond. 1842. royal 8vo.

Biographia Britannica Literaria, etc., Anglo-Norman
Period. Lond. 1846. 8vo.

The History of Ludlow and its Neighbourhood,
forming a Popular Sketch of the History of the Welsh
Border. 2 vols, in 1. Ludlow, 1841, 1852. 8vo.

History and Topography of the County of Essex,
comprising its Ancient and Modem History, with a
series of Views. 2 vols. Lond. 1842. 4to.

St. Patrick's Purgatory ; an Essay on the Legends of
Purgatory, Hell, and Paradise, current during the
Middle Ages. Lond. 1844. post 8vo.

Essays on subjects connected with the Literature,
Popular Superstitions and History of England in the
Middle Ages. 2 vols. Lo}id. 1846. post Svo.

WRIGHT {Tnoyiks)—Cmiii7iued.

England under the House of Hanover, its History
and condition Illustrated from the Caricatures and
Satires of the Day. 2 vols. Lond. 1848. 8vo.

The Celt, the Roman, and the Saxon : a History of
the Early Inhabitants of Britain down to the Conver-
sion of the Anglo-Saxons to Christianity. Illustrated
by the ancient Remains brought to Ught by recent
research. Lond. 1852. post 8vo.
. Dictionary of Obsolete and Provincial English.
2 vols. Lond. 1857. 12mo. (Bohn's Philological
Library.)

A History of Domestic Manners and Sentiments in
England during the Middle Ages. Lond. 1862. 4to.

A History of Caricature and Grotesque in Literature
and Art, with Illustrations from various sources, drawn
and engi-aved by E. W. Fairholt. Lond. 1865. Svo.

The Histoiy of Scotland, from the earliest period to
the present time. 3 vols. Lond. 1866. royal Svo.

Caricature History of the Georges, or Annals of the
House of Hanover, compiled from the Squibs, Bread-
sides, Lampoons, and Pictorial Caricatures of the Time.
Lond. 1867. post Svo.

The Homes of Other Days : a History of Domestic
Manners and Sentiments in England from the earliest
known period to modern times. Lond. 1871. royal Svo.

The Chester Plays. See Shakespeare Society.

Queen Elizabeth and her Times. See Elizabeth,
Queen of England.

See also, Camden Society. Warton Club.

WRIGHT (William).

Advice on the Study and Practice of the Law.
Addressed to Attorneys' Clerks. Second edition,
enlarged. Lond. 1815. Svo.

WRIT (Giov. Michel). See Wright (Michael).

WRITERS TO THE SIGNET.

Several Acts of the Writers to his Majesty's Signet.
Edinh. 1744. folio.

Acts and Regulations of the Society of Writers to
his Majesty's Signet. Edinb. 1778. Svo.

Acts and Regulations of the Society of Clerks to his
Majesty's Signet. Edinh. ISll. Svo.

Report by the Curators of the Library of Writers to
the Signet, with Bye-Laws for the management of the
Library. Edinb. 1852. Svo.

Catalogues of the Library of the Writers to the
Signet. See Catalogues.

WRONGS of the Caffre Nation.
Good Hope.

See Cape of

WROTTESLEY— WYNNE.

nil

WROTTESLEY (Hon. Gbokge), Lieut.-Col., RE.
Life and Correspondence of Field-Marshal Sir John
Biirgoyne, Bart. 2 vols. Lond. 1873. 8vo.

WULFEN (Xaverius).

De Plumbo Spatoso Carinthiaco, ex Germanico
idioniate in Latinum transtulit Josephus Eyerel.
Vindohmut, 1791. 4to.

WUETZ (Ad.)

The Atomic Theory. Translated by E. Cleminshaw.
Lond. 1880. 8vo. (International Scientific Series.)

WYAT (George).

Extracts from the Life of the virtuous, christian,
and renowned Queen Anne Boleigne. Written at the
close of the X.VIth century, and now first printed.
Lmid. 1817. 4to.

WYATT (Sir Matthew Digbt), Architect.

The Industrial Arts of the Nineteenth Century :
a Series of Illustrations of the choicest Specimens
produced by every nation, at the Great Exhibition
of Works of Industry, 1851. 2 vols. Lond. 1851.
royal folio.

The Art of Illuminating as practised in Europe
from the earliest times. Illustrated by Borders, Initial
Letters, and Alphabets, selected and Chromolitho-
graphed by W. R. Tymms. With an Essay and
Instructions by M. D. Wyatt. Lond. (1860). royal
8vo.

Fine Art : a Sketch of its History, Theory, Practice,
and Application to Industry; being a Course of
Lectures delivered at Cambridge in 1870. Lond.

1870. 8vo.

Fine Art, its History, Theory, and Practice. Lond.

1871. 8vo.

WYATT (Sir Thomas).

Poetical Works. Land. 1831. 12mo.
See also, Howard (Henry).

WYCHERLEY (W.)

Miscellany Poems, as Satyrs, Epistles, Love-verses,
Songs, Sonnets, etc. Lond. 1704. folio.

WYCLIFFE (John de), D.D.

Tracts and Treatises, with Selections and Translations
from his Manuscripts and Latin Works, edited for the
Wycliffe Society, with an Introductory Memoir by
Robert Vaughan, D.D. Lond. 1Mb. 8vo.

Select English Works of John Wyclif . Edited from
original MSS. by Thomas Arnold, of University College,
Oxford. 3 vols. Oxfwd, 1869. 8vo.

WYCLIFFE SOCIETY (The). See Clabkson
(David). Wycuffe (John db).

WYLD (Jameb).

Map of the Island of Cyprus. Lond. 1878. 8vo.

WYLD (Robert Stoddabt).

The World as Dynamical and Immaterial, and the
Nature of Perception. Edinb. 1868. 12mo.

The Physics and Philosophy of the Senses ; or. The
Mental and the Physical in their Mutual Relation.
Lond. 1875. 8vo.

WYLIE (Rev. James Aitken), LL.D.

The Modem Judea, Ammon, Moab, and Edom
compared with Ancient Prophecy. Glasgow, 1841.
12mo.

The Papacy ; its History, Dogma.s, Genius, and
Prospects. Edinh. 1851. 8vo.

Daybreak in Spain ; or. Sketches of Spain and its
New Reformation : a Tour of two months. Lond.
1870. post 8vo.

WYNCH (P. M.)

An Original Treatise on the Hindoo Law of Inheri-
tance. See Hindoos.

WYNDHAM (Mrs Anne).

Claustrum Regale Reseratum; or, the King's Con-
cealment at Trent See Blount (Thomas).

WYNDHAM (Henry Penruddocke).

A Tour through Monmouthshire and Wales, made
in the months of .June and July 1774, and August
1777. Salisbury, 1781. 4to.

WYNNE (Edward).

Eunomus ; or, "Dialogues concerning the Law and
Constitution of England. 2 vols. Lond. 1809. 8vo.

WYNNE (John Huddlestone).

A Compleat History of Ireland, from the earliest
Accounts to the present Time. 2 vols. Lond. 1774.
8vo.

General History of the British Empire in America,
including all the Countries in North America and the
West Indies ceded by the Peace of Paris. 2 vols.
Lo7id. 1770. 8vo.

WYNNE (William).

The Life of Sir Leoline Jenkins, Ambassador and
Plenipotentiary for the General Peace at Cologn and
Nimeguen, and Secretary of State to Cliarlos IL ; and
a Complete Series of Letters from the beginning to the
end of those two important Treaties. 2 vols. Lond.
1724. folio.

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WYNNE— WYTTEKBACH.

WYNNE (William). See Powell (David).

WYNTER (Andrew), M.D.

Fruit between the Leaves. 2 vols. Lond. 1875. 8vo.

WYNTOUN (Andrew of).

Do Orygynale Cronykil of Scotland, be Androw of
Wyntown, now first published, with Notes, a Glossary,
etc., by David Macpherson. 2 vols. Lond. 1795. 8vo.

The same. 2 vols. Lond. 1795. 4to.

The same. Edited by David Laing. See Scotland :
Historians of Scotland.

WYRCESTEE (William).

Topographical Account of Bristow. See Dallaway
(Rev. James).

WYRLEY (William).

The true Use of Armorie showed by Historic, and
plainly proved by Example, etc. Lond. 1592. 4to.

WYSE (Francis).

America, its Realities and Resources.
Lond. 1846. 8vo.

3 vols.

WYSE (Rt. Hon. Sib Thomas), KC.B.

Impressions of Greece ; with an Introduction by his
Niece, Miss Wyse ; and Letters from Greece to Friends
at Home, by Arthur Penrhyn Stanley, Dean of West-
minster. Lond. 1871. 8vo.

WYSE (Thomas), Junior.

Historical Sketch of the late Catholic Association of
Ireland. 2 vols. Lond. 1829. 8vo.

WYTTENBACH (Daniel).

Vita Davidis Ruhnkenii. Lugduni Batavorum,
1799. 8vo.

XAVIER— XIVREY.

1113

X

XAVIER (HiEBONYuns).

Historia Christi Persice conscripta, simulque multis
modis contaminata, Latino reddita et aniniadversionibus
notata a Lud. de Dieu. — Item, ejusdem Historia S.
Petri, Persice et Latine. Lugduni Batavorum, 1 639.
4to.

XENOPHON.

Xenophontis quae extant Opera. Grtece et Latiue,
opera J. Leunclavii. Lutetiw Parisiorum, 1625.
folio.

Opera, Graece et Latine, ex editionibus Schneideri et
Zeunii : accedit Index Latinus. 10 vols. Edinb.
1811. postSvo.

Xenophontis Opera Graeca rocognovit, cum cod.
MS. Oxoniensi et omnibus fere libris editis contulit,
versionem Latinam emendavit, etc. Notas H.
Stephani, Leunclavii, R. Porti et Mureti recensitas et
castigatas, Variantium Lectionum delectum, Indicesque
adjunxit Thomas Hutchinson. 2 vols. Oxon. 1727,
1735. 4to.

De Cyri Institutione, Libri Octo, Gr. et Lat a Tho.
Hutchinson. Londmi, 1756. 8vo.

De Institutione Cyri, Gr. et Lat. Ex editione Tho.
Hutchinson. 4 vols. Glasgow, 1767. 12mo.

De Socrate Commentarii ; item Socratis Apologia,
Graece. Olasgua, 1761. 4to.

Cyrupsedia ; or, the Institution and Life of Cyrus,
King of Persians ; translated into English by Philemon
Holland, Doctor in Physick. Lond. 1632. folio.

CjTopoedia ; or, the Institution of Cyrus, translated
from the Greek of Xenophon by the Hon. Maurice
Ashley. 2 vols. Lond. 1770. Svo.

The Cyropsedia ; or, Institution of Cyrus and the
Hellenics, or Grocjan History. Translated by the Rev.
J. S. Watson and the Rev. Henry Dale. Lond. 1855.
12mo. (Bohn's Classical Library.)

The Expedition of Cyrus into Persia, and the
Retreat of the Ten Thousand Greeks, with critical and
historical Notes by Edward Spelman ; translated from
Xenophon; with Notes. 2 vols. Camhridtje, 1776.
8vo.

Xenophon's Anabasis ; or, Expedition of Cyrus. A
literal Translation, chiefly from the text of William
Dindorf, by George B. Wheeler. Lo)id. 1850. 12mo.

XEISOTHON— Continued.

The Anabasis; or, Expedition of Cynia, and the
Memorabilia of Socrates. Translated by the Rev. J.
S. Watson. With a Geographical Commentary by W.
F. Ainsworth. Lond. 1854. 12mo. (Bohn's Clas-
sical Library.)

Xenophon's History of the Aifairs of Greece ; being
a Continuation of the Peloponnesian War, from the
time where Thucydidcs ends, to the Battle of Man-
tinea, translated from the Greek, by John Newman.
Lond. 1686. 8vo.

Xenophon's Memorabilia of Socrates, translated
from the text of R. Kiihner, with Notes and Prolego-
mena, by Geo. B. Wheeler. Lojid. 1847. 12mo.

The Banquet of Xenophon, done from the Greek ;
with an Introductory Essay concerning the Doctrine
and Death of Socrates by James Welwood, M.D.
Lmid. 1710. 12mo.

Xenophon's Memoirs of Socrates. With the Defence
of Socrates before his Judges. Translated by Sarah
Fielding. Ixmd. 1788. Svo.

Xenophon's Treatise of Household (Certain Ancient
Tracts concerning the management of Landed Property).
See Tracts (Collections of).

Tho Minor Works of Xenophon, viz., the Memoirs
of Socrates, the Banquet, Hiero on the Condition of
Royalty ; and Economics, or the Science of Good
Husbandry. Translated from the Greek by several
Hands. Lond. 1813. Svo.

Xenophon's Minor Works. Translated by the Rev.
J. S. Waison. Lond. 1878. 12mo. (Bohn's Clas-
sical Library.)

Le Opere di Senofonte, tradotte dal Greco da Marc'
Antonio Gandini. Vefietia, 1588. 4to.

XIMENA (Martin de).

Catalogo de los Obispos de las Iglesias Catredales
de la Diocesi de Jaen, y Annales Ecclesiasticos deste
Obispado. Madrid, 1654. folio.

XIPHILINUS (Joannes).

History of Dion Cassius. See Dion Cassiu8.

XrVREY (Jules Bergkb db).
Recherches sur les Sources Antiques de la Littd-
rature Fran9aise. Paris, 1829. royal Svo.

7b

1114

YAIE— YOEK.

YAIR (Rev. James), Minister of the Scotch Church
in Campvere.

An Account of the Scotch Trade in the Netherlands ;
and of the Staple Port in Camp vere. Laiul. 177 G. 8vo.

YAEMOUTH.

A Booke of the Foundacion and Antiquitye of the
Towns of Greate Yermouthe, from the original Manu-
script written in the time of Queen Elizabeth, with
Notes and an Appendix, edited by Charles John Palmer.
Grecet Yarmouth, 1847. 4to.

YAERANTON (Andrew).

England's Improvement by Sea and Land to out-do
the Dutch without Fighting ; to pay Debts without
Money, etc., in two parts. 2 vols. Land. 1677, 1698.
4to.

YAEEELL (William).

History of British Fishes, illustrated by nearly 400
woodcuts. With Supplement. 2 vols. Lond. 1835,
1839. 8vo.

YATES (MrsAshton).

A Winter in Italy, in a series of Letters to a friend.
2 vols. Lond. 1844. post 8vo.

YATES (James).

On the French System of Measures, Weights, and
Coins, and its adaptation to general use. Lond. 1854.
8vo.

YATES (Eev. Eichard), D.D.

History and Antiquities of the Abbey of St. Ed-
mund's Bury. Second edition, with additions. Lo7id.
1843. 4to.

YATES (William).

Memoirs of John Chamberlain, Missionary in India.
With a Preface by F. A. Cox. Lond. 1825. 8vo.

YATES (William Holt), M.D.

Modern History and Condition of Egypt, its Climate,
Diseases, and Capabilities, with an Account of the
Proceedings of Mohammed Ali Pascha from 1801 to
1843. 2 vols. Lond. 1843. 8vo.

YEAE OF LIBEEATION (The) ; a Journal of
the Defence of Hamburgh against the French Army
under Marshal Davoust in 1813, with Sketches of the
Battles of Lutzen, Bautzen, etc. 2 vols. Lond. 1832.
8vo.

YEATES (Thomas).

A Syriac Grammar, principally adapted to the New
Testament in that Language. Lond. 1819. 8vo.

YELVEETON (Sir Henky).

The Reports of Sir Henry Yelverton, of divers
special Cases in the Court of King's Bench, as well as
in the latter end of the Reign of Q. Elizabeth, as in the
first ten years of K. James. Published originally in
French by Sir William "Wylde. DuUin, 1792. 8vo.

YELVERTON CASE.

Cases decided in the Court of Session, etc., Long-
worth or Yelverton v. Yelverton, and Yelverton v.
Longworth, December 19, 1862. Edinh. 1863. royal
8vo.

YEPES (Era Diego de), Bishop of Tara^ona.

Historia particular do la Persecucion de Inglaterra y
de los Martirios mas insignes que en ella ha auido,
desde el auo 1570. Madrid, 1599. 4to.

YONGE (Charlotte Mary).

Life of John Coleridge Patteson, Missionary Bishop
of the Melanesian Islands. 2 vols. Lond. 1875.
post 8vo.

See also, Wiesener (Locis).

YONGE (Walter).

Diary of Walter Yonge. See Camden Society.

YORK (Fredbbiok, Duke of).

A correct copy of the Evidence taken before a
Committee of the House of Commons, iipon the Con-
duct of His Royal Highness the Commander-in-Chief ;
in which are included several Documents that have not
yet appeared before the Public. Lond. 1809. 8vo.

Mr Wardle and the Duke of York: the corrected
Speeches of Mr Wardle, the Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer, Mr Whitbread, etc., in the House of Commons
on the Charges against His Royal Highness the Duke
of York. Lmid. 1809. 8vo.

YORK— YOUNG.

1115

YORK (James, Duke of).

Memoirs of English Affairs, chiefly Naval, from the
year 1660 to 1673, written by his Eoyal Highness
James Duke of York, under his administration of Lord
High Admiral. Published from his original Letters
and other Eoyal Authorities. Land. 17 2d. 8vo.

YORK CATHEDRAL.

An Accurate Description and History of the Cathe-
dral of St. Peter, York. York,n&3. 12mo.

YORKE (James).

The Union of Honour; containing the Armes,
Matches, and Issues of the Kings, Dukes, Marquesses,
and Earles of England from the Conquest untill this
present yeere 1640, etc., with the Arms of the Gentry
of Lincolnshire. By James Yorke, Blacksmith of
Lincoln. Lond. 1640. folio.

YORKE (Philip).

The Royal Tribes of Walea Wrexham, 1799. 4to.

YOSY (Mrs A.)

Switzerland ; as now divided into nineteen Cantons;
interspersed with Anecdotes, local Customs, and a
Description of the present State of the Country, with
picturesque Representations of the Dress and Manners
of the Swiss. 2 vols. L(Md. 1815. 8vo.

YOUATT (Wiluam),

Treatises on Cattle, on Sheep, and on the Horse.
See Library of Entertaining Knowledge.

YOUNG (Archibald).

A Historical Sketch of the French Bar, from its
Origin to the Present Day ; with Biographical Notices.
Edinb. 1869. post 8vo.

YOUNG (Arthur).

The Farmer's Letters to the People of England, con-
taining the Sentiments of a practical Husbandman on
various subjects of great importance, particularly the
Exportation of Corn, the present State of Agriculture,
etc. To which are added. Occasional Tracts on Hus-
bandry and Rural CEconomics. (Anon.) Zond. 1768.

8vo.

A Six Weeks' Tour through the Southern Counties
of England and Wales. Loiul. 1769. 8vo.

A Six Months' Tour through the North of England,
containing an Account of the present State of Agricul-
ture, Manufactures, and Population in several Counties
of this Kingdom. 4 vols. Lond. 1771. 8vo.

The Farmer's Tour through the East of England.
4 vols. Lond. 1771. 8vo.

YOUNG (ARTBVR)—Coniinuefl.

Political Arithmetic ; containing Observations on the
present State of Great Britain, and the principles of her
Policy in the encouragement of Agriculture. Lond.
1774. 8vo.

A Tour in Ireland ; with General Observations on
the present State of that Kingdom in the )'ear8 1776-
7-8, and brought down to the end of 1779. Lond.
1780. 4to.

Travels during the years 1787, 88, 89, and 1790,
undertaken more particularly with a View of ascertain-
ing the Cultivation, Wealth, Resources, and National
Prosperity of the Kingdom of France. 2 vols. Bury
St. Edmonds, 1792. 4to.

General View of the Agriculture of the County of
Suffolk. Lond. 1797. 8vo.

General View of the Agriculture of the County of
Lincoln. Lond. 1799. 8vo.

YOUNG (Arthur).

Nautical Dictionary, containing Explanations of
Terms and Phrases used in the Building and Outfit of
Sailing Vessels and Steamships, in Seamanship, Navi-
gation, Nautical Astronomy, and in Naval Gunnery.
Dundee, 1846. post 8vo.

YOUNG (Rev. David). See Edwards (Jonathan).
Halyburton (Thomas). Mead (Rev. Matthew).

YOUNG (K D.), RN.

Nyassa : a Journal of Adventures while exploring
Lake Nyassa, Central Africa, and establishing the
Settlement of "Livingstonia." Revised by Rev.
Horace Waller. Lond. 1877. post 8vo.

YOUNG (Edward), LL.D.

The Works of Edward Young, Author of Night
Thoughts, revised and corrected by himself. 3 vols.
Lond. 1813. 8vo.

The Centaur not fabulous. Lond. 1755. 8vo.

YOUNG (Rbv. George).

A Geological Survey of the Yorkshire Coast
Whitby, 1822. 4to.

YOUNG (Rev. James).

Life of John Welsh, Minister of Ayr, 1568-1622,
including Illustrations of the Contemporary EcclesiaB-
tical History of Scotland and France. With a Biogra-
phical Sketch of the Author (by the Rev. James
Anderson). Edinb. 1866. 12mo.

1116

YOUNG— YOUNGE.

YOUNG (James).

A Short Memoir of James Young, Merchant Burgess
of Aberdeen, and Eachel Cruickshank, his Spouse, and
their Descendants (by Alexander Johnston, W.S.).
Aberdeen, 1860. 4 to.

YOUNG (John), Professor of Greek, Univergity of
Glasffou:

A Criticism on the Elegy written in a Country
Church Yard ; being a Continuation of Dr Johnson's
Criticism on the Poems of Gmy. Edinh. 1810. 8vo.

YOUNG (John).

A Catalogue of the Pictures at Grosvenor House,
London. With Etchings and accompanied by His-
torical and Biographical Notices. Land,. 1820. 4to.

A Catalogue of Pictures by British Artists, in the
Possession of Sir John Fleming Leicester. With
Etchings and accompanied by Historical and Biogra-
phical Notices. Land. 1821. 4to.

A Catalogue of the Pictures at Leigh Court, the Seat
of Philip John Miles, Esq. With Etchings and accom-
panied by Historical and Biographical Notices. Lond.
1822. 4to.

A Catalogue of the celebrated Collection of Pictures
of John Julius Angerstein, containing a finished Etch-
ing of every Picture, accompanied with Historical and
Biographical Notices. Lond. 1823. 4to.

YOUNG (Kev. John), LL.D.

The Christ of History : an Argument grounded in
the Facts of his Life on Earth. Loml. 1855. post Svo.

The Mystery; or, Evil and God. Lond. 1856.
post Svo. .

YOUNG (John Eussbll).

Around the World with General Grant ; a Narrative
of the Visit of General U. S. Grant, Ex-President of
the United States, to various Countries in Europe,
Asia, and Africa, in 1877, 1878, and 1879. 2 vols.
New York, 1880. royal Svo.

YOUNG (Rev. Julian Charles).

A Memoir of Charles Mayne Young, Tragedian ;
with Extracts from his Son's Journal. Lond. 1871.
Svo.

Last Leaves from the Journal of Julian Charles
Young, Eector of Ilmington. Edinh. 1875. Svo.

YOUNG (M.) 4

Life and Times of Aonio Paleario ; or, a History of
the Italian Reformers in the Sixteenth Century. Illus-
trated by Original Letters and Unedited Documents.
2 vols. Lond. 1860. Svo.

YOUNG (Matthew), Bishop of Clonfert.
Philosophical Essays. Dublin, 1799. 4to.

YOUNG (S. A.)

Studies of Trees, with and without foliage. Edinh.
1834. folio.

YOUNG (Thomas), M.D.

A Course of Lectures on Natural Philosophy, and
the Mechanical Arts. 2 vols. Lond. 1807. 4to.

An Account of some recent Discoveries in Hierogly-
phical Literature, and Egyptian Antiquities, including
the Author's Original Alphabet as extended by M.
Champollion, with a Translation of five unpublished
Greek and Egyptian Manuscripts. Lond. 1823. Svo.

Rudiments of an Egyptian Dictionary in the Ancient
Enchorial Character; with a Memoir of the Author
and Catalogue of his Works. Lond. 1831. Svo.
(Bound with Tattam's Coptic Grammar.)

Memoir of the Life of Thomas Young, M.D., with a
Catalogue of his Works and Essays. Lond. 1831.
Svo.

Miscellaneous Works. Vols. I. and II., including
his Scientific Memoirs, edited by George Peacock,
D.D., Dean of Ely. Vol. III., Hieroglyphical Essays
and Correspondence, etc., edited by John Leitch.
3 vols. Lond. 1855. Svo.

Life. See Peacock (George).

YOUNG (Thomas).

Narrative of a Residence on the Mosquito Sliore
during 1839, 1840, and 1841, with an Account of
Truxillo and the adjacent Islands. Lond. 1842. 12mo.

YOUNG (Sir William).

The History of Athens, politically and philosophi-
cally considered. Lond. 1786. 4to.

The West India Common Place Book. Lond. 1807.
4to.

See also, Edwards (Bryan). Taylor (Brook).

YOUNG (William).

Portugal in 1828; comprising Sketches of the state
of Private Society and of Religion in that Kingdom,
under Don Miguel, with a Nan-ative of the Author's
Residence there, his persecution and confinement.
Lond. 1828. Svo.

YOUNGE (Edward).

Reports of Cases argued and determiued in the Court
of Exchequer in Equity ; from Trin. Term, 1 1 Geo. IV.
(1830), to Mich. Term, 2 Will. IV. (1832). VoL I.
(AU published.) Lond. 1833. Svo.

YOUNGE— YULE.

1117

YOUNGE (Edward) and COLLYER (John).

Koports of Cases argued and determined in the Court
of Exchequer in Equity, from Trin. Term, 4 Will IV.
(1834) to Trin. Term, 4 and 5 Vict. (1842). 4 vols.
Lond. 1836-1846. 8vo.

YOUNGE (Edward) and JERVIS (John).

Reports of Cases argued and determined in the
Courts of Exchequer and Exchequer Chamber, at Law,
in Equity, and in Error, from Mich. Term, 7 Geo. IV.
(1826), to HUary, 11 Geo. IV. (1830). 3 vols. Lond.
1828-1830. 8vo.

Reports of Cases decided in the High Court of
Chancery, by Sir J. L. Knight Bruce, Vice-Chancellor,
Mich. 1841 to Hilary 1844. 2 vols. Lond. 1843,
1844. Svo.

YRIARTE (Chaklks).

La Vie d'un Patricien de Venise au Scizi&mu Siicle,
d'aprfes lea Papiers d'etat des Archives do Veniiw.
Parig, 1874. 8vo.

Venice : Its History, Art, Industries, and Modem
Lifa Translated from the French by F. J. SitwelL
Lond. 1880. folio.

YRIARTE (ToHAS db).

Coleccion de Obras en verso y prosa. 8 vols. Madrid,
1805. 12mo.

YULE (Lieut. Hbnrt).

Fortiiication for Officers of the Army and Students
of Military History, with Illustrations and Notes.
Edinh. 1851. 8vo.

1118

ZABA— ZIEGELBAUER.

ZABA (N. F.)

The Polish Exile; being an historical, statistical,
political, and literary Account of Poland. Edinh.
1833. 8vo.

ZAEHNSDOKF (Joseph W.)

The Art of Bookbinding. Lond. 1880. 8vo.

ZALEUCUS.

Political Fragments. See Stob.«;U8 (Joannes).

ZAMPIERI (DoMENico).

Picturje Dominici Zampierii, vulgo Dominichino,
quae extant in Sacello sacrje ^Edi Cryptoferratensi
adjuncto, nunc primum tabulis aeneis incisae. Eomw,
1762. folio.

ZANCHIUS (HiERONYMUs), S.T.P., Acad. Heidel-
berg.

Omnia Opera Theologica. 8 vols, in 3. Genevce,
1619. folio.

ZANETTI (Alexandre).

Le Premier Sifecle de la Calcographie, ou Catalogue
Eaisonne des Estampes de feu M. le Comte Leopold
Cicognara. Vem'se, 1837. 8vo.

ZANGEMEISTEE (Carolus) et WATTENBACH
(Gdilelmus).

Exempla Codicum Latinorum litteris majusculis
scriptorum. Heidelh&rgce, 1876. folio.

ZANOTTI (Giovanni Pietro Cava^zoni).

Storia dell' Accademia Clementina di Bologna, aggre-
gata aU' Institute delle Scienze e dell' Arti. 2 vols.
Bologna, 1739. 4to.

Le Pitture di Pelegrino Tibaldi e di Niccolo Abbati,
esistenti nell' Instituto di Bologna descritte ed illus-
trate. Venezia, 1756. large folio.

ZANOTTO (Francesco).
Storia della Pittura Veneziana.
royal 8vo.

Venezia, 1837.

ZARATE (AuGUSTiN db).

Histoire de la D^couverte et de la Conqulte du
Perou, traduite de I'Espagnol, par S. D. C. 2 vols.
Paris, 1742. 12mo.

ZARATE (Francisco Lopez de).
Obras Varias. Alcala, 1651. 4to.

ZEALAND.

A Tour in Zealand in the Year 1802. See Feld-
borg (A. Anderson).

ZEILLER (Franz Edlen von).

Das Natiirliche Privat-Eecht. Wien, 1819. 8vo.

ZELLER (Dr Edward).

The Stoics, Epicureans, and Sceptics. Translated
from the German by the Rev. Oswald J. Reichel.
Lond. 1870. post 8vo.

Plato and the Older Academy. Translated from the
German by Sarah Frances AUejme and Alfred Good-
win. Lond. 1876. post 8vo.

Socrates and the Socratic Schools. Translated from
the German by Oswald J. ReicheL Lond. 1877.
post 8vo.

A History of Greek Philosophy from the earliest
period to the time of Socrates. With a general Intro-
duction. Translated from the German by S. F.
AUeyne. 2 vols. Lond. 1881. post 8vo.

ZENDAVESTA.

Zendavesta, Ouvrage de Zoroastre, traduit en Fran-
cois. See Ddperron (Anqdetil).

ZENKER (J. Th.)

Bibliotheca Orientalis : Manuel de Bibliographie
Orientale. 2 vols. Leiyzi/j, 1846, 1861. 8vo.

ZENO (Apostolo).

Poesie Sacre Drammatiche. Venezia, 1735. folio.
Poesie Drammatiche. 10 vols. Venezia, 1744. 8vo.
See also, Pamasso Italiano.

ZEUSS (J. C.)

Grammatica Celtica e monumentis vetustis tarn
Hibemicffi Linguae quam Britannicarum Dialectorum.
Editio altera curavit H. EbeL Berolini, 1871. 8vo.

ZIEGELBAUER (Magnoaldus).

Historia Eei Literariae Ordinis S. Benedicti : Recen-
suit, auxit jurisque publici fecit R. P. Oliverius Legi-
pontius, 4 vols. Aiujustm Vind. 1754. folio.

ZIEMANN— ZOUCHE.

1119

ZIEMANN (Adolf).

MittelhochJoutsches WortcrbucU zum Handge-
brauch. Ncbst Grammatischer Einleitung. Leipzig,
1838. Svo.

ZIENKOWICZ (LifeoN).

Les Costumes Je Peuple Polouais. See Poland :
Bibliothcca Polonica.

ZIMMERMANN (Eberh. Aug. Guil.)

Specimen Zoologi» Geographicaj Quadrupodum
domicilia et migrationea sistens. L^ig. Bat. 1777. 4to.

ZIMMERMANN (Jo. Jacobus).
Opuscula Theologici, Historici et Philosophici Argu-
mentL 4 vols. Tuguri, 1751-1759. 4to.

ZIMMERMAN (John George).

Solitude, to which are added the Life of the Author;
and Notes Historical and Explanatory. 2 vols. Lond.
1804, 1805. Svo.

ZIMMERN (Helen).

Arthur Schopenhauer, his Life and his Philosophy.
Lond. 1876. 12mo.

Gotthold Ephraini Lessing, his Life and his Works.
Lond. 1878. post Svo.

ZIMMERN (Prof. M.)

Traits des Actions, ou Th^orie de la Procedure

Priv6e chez les Romains, exposee Historiquement
depuis son Origine jusqu' k Justiiiieu, traduit de I'Alle-
mand, et annot(S par L. ^tienne. Paris, 1846. Svo.

ZINKEISEN (JoHANN Wilhelm).

Geschichte des Osmanischen Reiches in Europa.
Sec Heeren and Ukert.

ZIPOLI (Perlone).

II MalmantUe Racquistato. See Lippi (Lorenzo).

ZOCCHI (Guiseppe).

Vedute delle Ville della Toscana. See Tosoana.

ZOEGA (Geoegius).

De Origine et Usu Obeliscorum. Romw, 1 797. folio.

ZOESIUS (Henrious).

Commentarius ad D^estorum seu Paudectarum
Juris Civilis libros L Editio quinta : "Valerius
Andreas pleraquo iterate hac editione hactenus desider-
ata supplevit, etc. Lovanii, 1692. folio.

ZOMPDfl (Gabtako).

Le Arti che varuio per Via nella Citti di Venezia
inventate ed incise da G. ZompinL Venezia, 1785.
folio.

ZONARAS (Johannes).

Annales. Carolus Du Fresne, Dom. Du Gauge,
Woliianam oditionum cum scriptis codicibus contulit,
Versionem Latinam recensuit, notis illuatravit. 2 vols.
Paris, 1686. folio. (Byzantinse Historiic Scriptores.)

Johannis Zonarae et Photii Lexica, ex Codicibus
MSS., nunc primiun edita, Obscrvationibus illustrata,
et Indicibus instructa, Joh. Aug-Henr. Tittmann.
3 vols. Lipsice, 1808. 4to.

ZOOLOGICAL JOURNAL.

The Zoological Journal, conducted by Thomas Bell,
John G. Children, and Messrs. Sowerby, N. A. Vigors,
and others. 5 vols. Lond. 1825-1835. Svo.

ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY.

Transactions of the Zoological Society of London.
Vol. L, Parts 1 and 2. Lond. 1833, 1834. 4to.

The Gardens and Menagerie of the Zoological
Society. See GARDENa

ZOOLOGY.

Magazine of Zoology and Botany. See Natural
History.

ZOPFIUS (Joan. Henricus).

Introductio ad Lectionem Cursoriam Voteris Testa-
menti. Accedit Quadriga Dissertationum. Leipzig,
1763. 12mo.

ZOROASTER. See Dupbhron (Anquetil).

ZOSIMUS.

Zosimi HistoriiB Graece et Latine, re6ensuit, notis
criticis et commentario historico illustravit Jo. Fr.
Reitemeier, ad calcem subjectoe sunt Animadveisiones
nonnullsB C. G. Heynii. Lipsice, 17S4. Svo.

ZOUCH (Thomas), D.D.

Memoirs of the Life and Writings of Sir Philip
Sidney. York, ISOS. 4to.

The Life of Isaac Walton, including Notices of his
contemporaries. Lond. 1823. Svo.

ZOUCHE (Richard), LL.D.

Descriptio Juris et Judicii Feudalis, secundum Con-
suetudines Mediolani et Normanniae, pro Introductione
ad Studium Jurisprudentise Anglicanae. Oxoidce, 1634.
12mo.

1120

ZOUCHE— ZURLAUBEN.

ZOUCHE (Richard), LL.B.— Continued.

Elementa Jurisprudentiaj definitionibus, Regulis et
sententiis selectioribus Juris Civilis illustrata : quibus
accessit Descriptio Juris et Judicii Temporalis; nee
non Descriptio Juris et Judicii Ecclesiastici, secundum
Canones et Constitutiones Anglicanas. Oxoniw, 1636.
4to.

Juris et Judicii Facialis, sive Juris inter Gentes, et
Qusestionum de eodem Explicatio. Oxonim, 1650.
4to. (Bound with the preceding.)

ZSCHOKKE (Heinrich).

History of Switzerland from its earliest Origin to
the present Time, translated from the German. Lond.
1834. 12mo.

ZUALLART (Jban).

Le tresdevot Voyage de Jerusalem, avecq les figures
des Lieux Saincts, et plusieurs autres, tiroes au
nature! Anvers, 1608, 4to.

ZUCCARDI (Francesco).

Vita e Fatti di Federigo di Montefeltro, Duca di
Urbino. See Baldi (Bernardino).

ZUICHEMUS (ViGLins).

Commentaria in Decem Titulos Institutionum Juris
Civilis ; adsunt etiam Prselectiones in Titulum Pan-
dectarum de Rebus Creditis. Leovardce, 1643. 8vo.

ZUINGERUS (Theodokds).

Theatrum Humanse Vitte, tertiatione novem Volumi-
njbus locupletatum, interpolatum, renovatum Jacobi
Zuingeri Fil. recognitions 29 vols, in 4. Basilice,
1604. folio.

ZULUETA (Pedro de). Junior.

Trial of Pedro de Zulueta, Jun., on a Charge of Slave
Trading, with an Address to the Merchants, Manu-
facturers, and Traders of Great Britain, by Pedro de
Zulueta, Jun., and Documents illustrative of the Case.
Lond. 1844. 8vo.

ZUMPT (C. G.)

Aufgaben zum Uebersetzen aus dem Deutschen ins
Lateinische aus den besten neuern Lateinischen
Schriftstellern gezogen. Berlin, 1829. 8vo.

Grammar of the Latin Language, translated from
the German, with additions, by the Rev. John Kenrick.
Lmid. 1827. 8vo.

ZUNIGA (Joaquin Martinez de).

An Historical View of the Philippine Islands ; tran-
slated from the Spanish by John Maver. 2 vols.
Lond. 1814. 8vo.

ZURICH LETTERS.

Correspondence of English Bishops and others with
Helvetian Reformers (1558-1579). See Parker
Society.

ZURLA (Placido).

II Mappamondo di Fra Mauro Camaldolese descritto
ed illustrato. Venezia, 1806. folio.

ZURLAUBEN (Le Baron B. F. A. de).

Histoire Militaire des Suisses au service de la France,
avec les Pidces Justificatives. 5 vols. Paris, 1751. 12mo.

Tableaux Topographiques, pittoresques, physiques,
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Mithridates oder Algemeine Sprachenkunde mit dem
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Saggio di Memorie su la Tipografia Parmense del
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AGAPETUS.

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Lake Superior : its Physical Character, Vegetation,
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Protestant Exiles from France in the Reign of Louis
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AINGER (Alfred).

Charles Lamb. Lond. 1882. post 8vo. (Englifh
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Glossarium Grsecum in Sacros Novi Foederis libros
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1735. 8vo.

ALBRECHT VON HALBERSTADT. See Bib-
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The Commentaries of the Great Afonso Dalbo-
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ALDE MANUCE et I'Hellenisme ^ Venise. See
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ALEXANDER (J. H.)

Universal Dictionary of Weights and Measures,
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ALEXANDER (William), D.D., Bishop of Derry

and Raphoe.

The Witness of the Psalms to Christ and Christi-
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of Oxford in the year 1876. Lotid. 1877. 8vo.
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ALEXANDER (William).

Johnny Gibb of Gushetneuk, in the Parish of
Pyketillim, with Glimpses of the Parish Politics about
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ALEXANDER TRALLLANUS, Medicua.

Libri Duodecim Graeci et Latini, Joanne Guenterio
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ALEXIUS (Saint),

Life. See Early English Text Society.

ALFORD (Henry), D.D., Dean of Canterbury.

A Plea for the Queen's English : Stray Notes on
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Life, Journals, and Letters of Henry Alford, D.D.
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ALFRED THE GREAT.

Boethi ConsolationisPhUosophiae Ubri Anglo-Saxonice
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West Saxon Version of Gregory's Pastoral Care.
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ALLATIUS (Leo).

Excerpta Varia Grsecorum Sophistarum ac Rlietorum
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Leonis Allatii Apes Urbanse sive de Viris lUustribus
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Hamburgi, 1711. 8vo.

ALLEN (Grant).

The Colour Sense : its Origin and Development.
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ALLEN (Thomas).

A New and Complete History of the County of
York. Illustrated by a series of Views by Nathaniel
Whittock. 6 vols. Low?. 1828-1831. 8vo.

ALLEN (William), Cardinal.
Defence of Sir William Stanley. See Chetham
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ALLIBONE (S. Austin).

A Critical Dictionary of English Literature, and
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ALMANACKS.

Paterson's Scottish Almanac, 1878-1882. 5 vols.
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The Town and Country Almanack for the Year
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1787. 8vo.

See also, Aberdeen. Edinburgh.

ALPHONSUS (Petrus), Ex-Jndceus Hispanus.

Disciplina Clericalis. Discipline de Clergie. Tra-
duction de rOuvrage de Pierre Alphonse — Le Chastoi-
ment d'un P6re k son Fils. Traduction en Vers
Fran9ais. 2 parts in 1 vol. Paris, 1824. 8vo.

ALTENGLISCHE LEGENDEN.
MANN (Dr Carl).

See Horst-

ALVAREZ (Father Francisco).

Narrative of the Portuguese Embassy to Abyssinia
during the years 1520-1527. Translated from the
Portuguese, and edited, with Notes and an Introduc-
tion, by Lord Stanley of Aldeiley. LoKrf. 1881. 8vo.
(Hakluy t Society. )

AMERICA.

The Original Lists of Persons of Quality, Emigrants,
Religious Exiles, Political Rebels, and others who
went from Great Britain to the American Plantations
1600-1700. From MSS. preserved in the State Paper
Department. Edited by John Camden Hotten. Lond.
1874. 4to.

AMHURST (N.)

An Epistle to Sir John Blount. See Poems (Col-
lection of). 4to.

AMOS (Sheldon), Professor of Jurisprudence,
London.

A Systematic View of the Science of Jurisprudence.
Lond. 1872. 8vo.

The Science of Law. l4ond. 1874. post 8vo. (Inter-
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ANACREON. S&i Fawkes (Francis).

ANCIENT CLASSICS for English Readers.
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Aristotle. See Grant (Sir Alexander).
The Greek Anthology. See Neaves (Lord).
Thucydides. See Collins (Rev. W. Lucas).

ANDAGOYA (Pascual de).

Narrative of the Proceedings of Pedrarias Davilla in
the Provinces of Tierra Firme, and of the Discovery of
the South Sea and the Coasts of Peru and Nicaragua.
Translated and edited by Clements R. Markham. Land.
1865. 8vo. (Hakluyt Society.)

ANDERSEN (Hans Christian).
Tlie Story of my Life. Now first translated into
English. Lond. 1871. post 8vo.

ANDERSON (Rev. George).

Use and Abuse of Diversions : a Sermon. Edinh.
1733. 8vo.

Some Remarks upon the Rev. Mr Anderson's Posi-
tions concerning the Unlawfulness of Stage Plays.
Edinh. 1733. 8vo.

A Reinforcement of the Reasons proving that the
Stage is an Unchristian Diversion. By the Rev.
Geo. Anderson. Edinh. 1733. 8vo.

ANDERSON (J. Still).

Decisions in the Court of Session from 1800 to
1880, in Cases connected with the Agriculture of
Scotland. See Court of Session.

ANDERSON (Rev. James).

Memorable Women of the Puritan Times. 2 vols.
Lond. 18G2. 8vo.

ANDERSON — APPIANUS.

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ANDERSON (Johann).

Histoire Naturelle do I'lslande, du Greenland, du
Detroit de Davis et d'autres pays situds sous le Nord.
Traduite de TAllemand par M. S. [Godefroy Sellius].
2 vols. Paris, 1754. 12mo.

ANDERSON (John P.)

The Book of British Topography. A Classified
Catalogue of the Topographical Works in the Library
of the British Museum relating to Great Britain and
Ireland. Lond. 1881. 8vo.

ANDERSON (Joseph), LL.D.

Scotland in Early Christian Times. The Rhind
Lectures in Archaeology, 1879. Edinh. 1881. 8vo.

The Same. Second Series. The Rhind Lectures
in Archaeology for 1880. Edinh. 1881. 8vo.

ANDERSON (Patrick).

The Picture of a Scottish Baron Court : a dramatic
Poem. With original Notes. (Edited by D. Webster.)
Edinb. 1821. 12mo.

ANDERSON (William).

The Scottish Nation ; or, the Surnames, Families,
Literature, Honours, and Biographical History of the
People of Scotland. 3 vols. Edinh. 1863. royal
8vo.

ANDREW (W. p.)
India and her Neighbours.

Lond. 1878. 8vo.

ANECDOTES SECRETES de I'Empire Ottomane.
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ANGELL (Joseph K.)

A Treatise on the Law of Carriers of Goods and
Passengers by Land and by Water. Fourth edition,
revised and enlarged by John Lathrop. Boston, 1868.
royal 8vo.

ANNUAL REGISTER.

The Annual Register : a Review of Public Events at
Home and Abroad for the Years 1865-1880. New
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ANSALDUS (Castus Innocens).
De Romana Tutelarium Deorum in oppugnationibus
urbium evocatione. Oxonii, 1765. 8vo.

ANSON (Sir William R.)

Principles of the English Law of Contract. Oxford,
1879. post 8vo.

ANSTEY (John).

Pleader's Guide : a Didactic Poem, containing the
conduct of a Suit at Law. (Anon.) Fifth edition.
Loud. 1808. 12rao.

ANTIQUARIES (Societies op).

LONDON.
Archseologia ; or. Miscellaneous Tracts relating to
Antiquity. Published by the Society of Antiquaries of
London. Vols. XXXIL-XLIV. Lond. 1847-1873.
4to.

NE WCASTLE- UPON-TYNE.
Archseologia^liana; or, Miscellaneous Tracts relating
to Antiquity. Published by the Society of Antiquaries
of Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Vols. II.-IV. Newcastle-
upan-Tijne, 1827-1854. 4to.

SCOTLAND.

Archasologia Scotica ; or. Transactions of the Society
of Antiquaries of Scotland. Vol. V. part 1. Edinb,
1873. 4to.

Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scot-
land, 1864-1880. 9 vols. Edinb. 1868-1880. small
4to.

FOREIGN SOCIETIES.

M^moires de la Society des Antiquaires de Nor-
mandie. Ann6e 1834 (Vol. VII.) Paris, 1834. 8vo.

M^moires de la Soci(5te des Antiquaires de Nor-
mandie. Atlas. 1834, 1835, 1836. Caen et Paris,
1834-1837. oblong 4to.

Memoires de la Societ6 Royale des Antiquaires du
Nord, 1840-1849. 3 parts. Copenhague, 1844-1852.
8vo.

Antiquarisk Tidsskrift. Bulletin de la Society
Royale des Antiquaires du Nord. Copenhague, 1845.
8vo.

ANTIQUARY (The).

The Antiquary : a Magazine devoted to the Study
of the Past. Edited by Edward Walford. Vols.
L-IV. Lond. 1880-1881. 4to.

APOCRYPHA.

Apocryphal Gospels, Acts, and Revelations. Edinb.
1870. 8vo. (Clark's Ante-Nicene Library.)

APOSTOLIC FATHERS. See Hefelk (Cabolus

Josephcs).

APPIANUS ALEXANDRINUS.

Romanarum Historiarum librL Littetice, \55l. folio.

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AEABIAN— AENOLD.

ARABIAN NIGHTS ENTERTAINMENTS.
Essai Historique sur leg Coiites Orientaux et sur les
Mille et Une Nuits. Paris, 1838. 12mo.

ARABIAN POETRY for EngUsh Readers. See
Clouston (W. a.)

APABIKON MY0OAOriKON -n-epUxov SiiyyTjVfis
Kai (rvfjiP^Pr^KOTa Xiav TrcpUpyot Kai oipala. 3 vols,
'Evenrja-iv, 1792. 8vo.

ARBER (Edward).

A Transcript of the Registers of the Company of
Stationers of London, between 1554-1640 a.d. 4 vols.
Lmd. 1875-1877. large 4to.

ARBUTHNOT (Archibald).

Memoirs of the Remarkable Life and Surprizing
Adventures of Miss Jenny Cameron. Lond. 1746.
small 8vo.

ARCHAEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE.

Proceedings at the Annual Meeting of the Archaeo-
logical Institute of Great Britain and Ireland at Win-
chester, September 1845. Lond. 1846. 8vo.

ARCHIBALD (W. F. A.)

Country Solicitor's Practice : a Handbook of the
Practice in the Queen's Bench Division of the High
Court of Justice; with Statutes and Forms. Lond.
1881. 8vo.

ARCHITECTS (EoYAi Institute of British). See
Transactions.

ARCHFV fiir Litteraturgeschichte, herausgegeben
von Dr Richard Gosche und Dr Franz Schnorr von
Carolsfeld. 9 vols. Leipzig, 1870-1879. 8vo.

AEETJLUS CAPPADOX.

Opera Omnia. Editionem curavit D. Carolus Gott-
lob Kiihn. Lipsiae, 1828. 8vo.

ARGYLL (The Duke of).

The Reign of Law. Lmid. 1868. 12mo.

lona. Lond. 1871. 12mo.

ARGYLL (House op).

The House of Argyll and the Collateral Branches of
the Clan Campbell from the year 420 to the present
time. Glasgow, 1871. 8vo.

History of the Argyll Family. See Smith (Rev.
Hely).

ARIST^AS.

The History of the Seventy-Two Interpreters.
Written in Greek by Aristaeas. To which is added the
History of the Angels and their Gallantry with the
Daughters of Men. Written by Enoch the Patriarch.
Published by Dr Grabe and made English by Mr
Lewis. Lond. 1715. 12mo.

AELINCOURT (Vicomte d').

Les Trois Royaumes. Paris, 1844. 8vo.

ARMSTRONG (A. W.)

Poetical Works. North Shields, 1816. post 8vo.

ARMY LISTS.

The Monthly Army List. By Authority. Lond.
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The New Annual Army List. See Hart (Henry G.)

ARNAULD (AoNis).

Lettres de la Mfere Agnfes Arnauld, Abbesse de Port-
RoyaL Publi^es par M. P. Faugfere. 2 vols. Paris,
1858. 8vo.

ARNAULD (Antoine).

Phantome du Jansenisme, ou Justification des Pre-
tendus Jansenistes, par le Livre mesme d'un Savoiard,
Docteur de Sorbonne, leur nouvel accusateur, intituld
Les Prejugez legitimes contre le Jansenisme, etc.
Cologne {Bruxelles), 1686. 12mo.

ARNE (Thomas Augustine).

An Elegy on the Death of the Guardian Outwitted.
Lond. 1765. 4to.

ARNOBIUS.

Adversus Nationes. See Corpus Scriptorum Eccles.
Latin.

The Seven Books Adversus Gentes. Translated by
Arch. H. Bryce and Hugh Campbell. Edinh. 1871.
8vo. (Clark's Ante-Nicene Library.)

ARNOLD (Edwin).

The Light of Asia, or the great Renunciation ; being
the Life and Teaching of Gautama, the Founder of
Buddhism, as told in Verse by an Indian Buddhist.
Lmd. 1879. 12mo.

Indian Poetry. Containing a new edition of " The
Indian Song of Songs," from the Sanskrit of the Gita
Govinda of Jayadeva ; two books from " The Hiad of
India" (Mahdbhdrata) ; " Proverbial Wisdom " from
the Shlokas of the Hitopadeia, and other Oriental
Poems. Lond. 1881. 8vo.

ARNOLD— ARUNDEL SOCIETY.

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ARNOLD (Matthew), LL.D., Professor of Poetry,
Oxford.

On the Study of Celtic Literature. Lmd. 1867.
8vo.

Schools and Universities on the Continent. Land.
1868. 8vo.

Culture and Anarchy ; an Essay in Political and
Social Criticism. Loud. 1869. 8vo.

Poems. 2 vols. Lond. 1869. 12mo.

St. Paul and Protestantism ; with an Introduction
on Puritanism and the Church of England. Lond.
1870. 12mo.

Friendship's Garland ; being the Conversations,
Letters and Opinions of the late Arminius, Baron Von
Thunder-ten-tronckh. Lond. 1871. 12mo.

God and the Bible. A Review of the Objections
to Literature and Dogma. Lond. 1875. post 8vo.

Literature and Dogma. Fifth edition. Lond. 1876.
post 8vo.

Last Essays on Church and Religion. Lond. 1877.
post 8vo.

ARNOLD (Thomas).

A Manual of English Literature, Historical and
Critical Lond. 1862. post 8vo.

AENOLD (Thomas), Architect.
An Account of St. Columba's Abbey, Inchcolm.
(From the Archaeologia Scotica.) Edinh. 1869. 4to.

ARNOLD (W. T.)

The Roman System of Provincial Administration, to
the Accession of Constantino. Lond. 1879. post 8vo.

ARNOT (Rev. William).

Life of James Hamilton, D.D. Lond. 1870. 8vo.

Autobiography of the Rev. William Arnot, Minister
of the Free High Church, Edinburgh ; with a Memoir
by his daughter, Mrs A. Fleming. Lond. 1877.
post 8vo.

ARNOULD (Sir Joseph).

Arnould on the Law of Marine Insurance. Third
edition, by David Maclachlan. 2 vols. Lond. 1866.
royal 8vo.

The same. Fifth edition. 2 vols. Lond. 1877.
royal 8vo.

ARRIANUS.

Arriani Ars Tactica, Acies contra Alanos, Periplus
Ponti Euxini, Liber de Venatione, Epicteti Enchiri-
dion, etc., cum interpretibus Latinis et notis, ex re-
censione Nic. Blancardi. Amstelodami, 1683. 8vo.

AETHUE (Kino).

Knights of the Round Table. /See Williams (Rbv. E.)
Merlin ; Morte Arthure, etc. See Early Enoush
Text Society.

Die Arthur Sage. See Bibuothek deb National

LiTEBATUR.

ARUNDEL SOCIETY PUBLICATIONS. Land.
1867-1881. folio.

1867. Preaching of John the Baptist, from a fresco by

Domenico Ghirlandaio.
Ecstasy of St. Catherine, from a fresco by

Gianantonio BazzL
Martyrdom of St Stephen, from the tapestry in

the Vatican by Raphael, engraved by Griiner.

1868. St. Peter and St. Paul, and the Martyrdom of

St. Peter, from the Brancacci ChapeL
Notice of the Brancacci Chape], and of Masolino,
Masaccio, and FUippino LippL By A. H.
Layard. 8vo.

1869. Eight Chromolithographs from eight panels ori-

ginally belonging to the Altarpiece by the
Brothers Van Eyck.
The Ordination of St. Lawrence. Engraved by
E. K Schaffer.

1870. Three Chromolithographs from the Altarpiece at

Ghent.
Christ and Mary Magdalene in the Garden, from

a fresco by Fra Angelico.
Christ with the Disciples at Emmaus, from a

fresco by Fra Bartolommeo.

1871. Six Chromolithographs from six panels originally

belonging to the Altarpiece by the Brothers
Van Eyck.
Jeremiah, from a fresco by M. Angelo in the
Sistine Chapel.

1872. Three Chromolithographs from the fresco by

Perugiuo, in the Convent of St. Maria
Maddalena de' Pazzi at Florence.

1873. St. Francis before Pope Honorius IIL From the

fresco by Giotto at Assisi.
St. Antony of Padua healing a young man.
From a fresco by Titian.

1874. Virgin and Child enthroned between two Saints,

from a picture by Girolamo dai LibrL
St. John the Baptist and St. Benedict. — St. Naz-
zarus and St. Celsus. By Bart. Montagna.

1875. Deposition from the Cross, from the fresco by

Pietro Lorenzetto at AssisL
Pope Sixtus IV. giving audience, from a fresco
by Melozzo da Forli.

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AKUNDEL SOCIETY— AUGSBUEG CONFESSION.

AEUNDEL SOCIETY— Continued.

1876. The Crucifixion, from the folding Altarpiece by

Memling in the Cathedral at Lubeck.

1877. Christ Bearing the Cross. — Entombment and

Eesurrection of Christ. By Hemling.
The Angel Gabriel. — The Virgin Annunciate.
By Hemling.

1878. St. John the Baptist, and St. Blaise.
St. Jerome, and St. GUes.

1879. Eesurrection of Our Lord, from a fresco byPiero

della Francesca.
Virgin and Child, from an Altarpiece by
Giorgione.

1880. Interior of the Piccolomini Library at Siena.

By Signor Marchi.

1881. The Transfiguration, by Perugino.

The Life of Pope Pius II. as illustrated by
Piuturicchio's frescoes in the Piccolomini
Library at Siena. By the Eev. G. W.
Kitchin. With ten engravings from the
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ASHLEY (Hon. Evelyn).

Life of Henry John Temple, Viscount Palmerston,
1846-1865, with Selections from his Speeches and
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ASHWELL (A. E.) See "Wilberforce (Samdbl).

ASIATIC SOCIETY.

The Journal of the Eoyal Asiatic Society of Great
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ASILO D'AMOEE (L'), serenata da cantarsi nel
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Spanish.) Madrid, n.d. 4to.

ASMA (Thomas).

Dissertatio Inauguralis de Divortio Henrici VIII.,
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ASTEONOMICAL SOCIETY..

Astronomical ObservAiions made at the Eoyal Obser-
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Smyth. Vols. XIIL, XIV. Edinb. 1870-1877.
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ATKINSON (E.), PLD.

Natural Philosophy for General Eeaders and Young
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ATKINSON (James).

Eodolpho : a Political Eomance.

Edinb. 1801.

4to.

ATLASES.

Atlas Historique, ou Nouvelle Introduction k I'His-
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M. C***, avec des Dissertations sur I'Histoire de
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Amsterda7n, 1721-1732. folio.

Orbis Eomanus ad iUustranda Itineraria Antonini,
Burdigalense, Tabulam Peutingerianam, etc. Deline-
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Eoyal Atlas. See Johnston (Keith).

The Statistical Atlas. See Bevan (G. Phillips).

ATWOOD (William).

Jani Anglorum Facies Nova ; or. Several Monu-
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AUBEET (Edouaed).

Trfeor de I'Abbaye de Saint-Maurice d'Agaune,
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AUBEETIN (Charles).

L'Esprit Public au XVIII* Sifecle : :6tude sur les
M^moires et les Correspondences Politiques de Con-
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AUDSLEY (Wm. Jas.), and AUDSLEY (Geo.
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Popular Dictionary of Architecture and the Allied
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AUDUBON (John James).

Life and Adventures. See Buchanan (Egbert).

AUGfi (E.)
Eouen Illustrated.

See EouBN.

AUGSBUEG CONFESSION.

Concordia. Christliche, widerholete, einmiitige Be-
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Augspurgischer Confession und derselben zu Ende des
Buchs underschriebener Theologen Lere und Glaubens.
Dresden, 1580. folia

AUGUSTINE— AYTOUN.

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AUGUSTINE (Saint), Bishop of Hippo.

"Works. Translated by the Rev. Marcus Dods, D.D.
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The Meditations of St. Augustine, his Treatise of the
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AULICUS COQUINARI^; or, a Vindication in
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Svo.

AUSONIUS BUEDIGALENSIS.

Opera. Jacobus Tollius recensuit et Notis variorum
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AUSTIN (Alfbbd).

The Poetry of the Period. (Reprinted from the
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AUSTIN (John).

Lectures on Jurisprudence ; or, the Philosophy of
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The same, abridged for the Use of Students, by
Robert Campbell. Lond. 1875. 8vo.

AUSTRALIA.

Early "Voyages to Terra Australis, now called Aus-
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Sketches of Australian Life and Scenery, by one who
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AUSTRIA (Law op).

Specimen I. Juris Publici Austriaci, ex ipsis
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AWDELEY (John).
The Fraternityo of Vagabondes.
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See Eahlt English

AYCKBOURN (Hubert).

The Jurisdiction and Practice of the Supreme Court
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AYL"WARD (Alfred).

The Transvaal of to-day. "War, "Witchcraft, Sport,
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AYTOUN (Sir Robert).

The Poems of Sir Robert Aytoun, Secretary to the
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AYTOUN (WiLLLAM Edmonstoune).

Firmilian ; or, the Student of Badajoz. A Spasmodic
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1854. Svo.

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B.— BAKER.

B

B. (A.)

The Life of St. Thomas,

BABEES BOOK

Text Sooibty.

See Becket (Thomas i).
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BACON (Francis, Lord).

Works, collected and edited by James Spedding,
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BAFFIN (William).

Voyages, 1612-1622. Edited, with Notes and an
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BAGEHOT (Walter).

Physics and Politics ; or, Thoughts on the Applica-
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The English Constitution. Lond. 1872. post 8vo.

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BAILLEE (James William), of Culterallers.
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BAILLIE (John), D.D.

Pleasant Memories : a Woman's Thoughts and Life-
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BAILLON (CoMTE de).

Henriette-Marie de France, Eeine d'Angleterre.
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BAIN (Alexander), LL.D., Professor of Logic at
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Mental and Moral Science ; a Compendium of Psy-
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Mind and Body : the Theories of their Relation.
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Education as a Science. Lond. 1880. post 8vo.
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BAIN (Joseph) and ROGERS (Rev. Charles).

Liber Protoeollorum M. Cuthberti Simonis Notarii
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also Rental Book of Diocese of Glasgow, a.d. 1509-
1570. Edited by Joseph Bain and Rev. Charles
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BAINES (Edwaed).

History of the County Palatine and Duchy of Lan-
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BAINES (Thomas).

The Gold Regions of South-Eastern Africa. Accom-
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BAIRD (Robert), D.D., New York.

Sketches of Protestantism in Italy, Past and Present,
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BAIRD (William), of Auchmedden.

Account of the Surname of Baird, particularly of the
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Dominus Fecit. Genealogical Collections, concerning
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Genealogical Memoirs of the Duffs. (Edited by
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BAIRD LECTURES (The). See Crawford (T. J.)
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BAKER (Henry Barton).

French Society from the Fronde to the Great Revo-
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BAKER (Lieut.-Col. James).
Turkey in Europe. Lond. 1877. 8vo.

BAKER— BARBIER

nss

BAKER (Robert).

Remarks on the English Language ; being a Detec-
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BAKER (Sir Samuel White).

The Albert N'Yanza, Great Basin of the Nile, and
Explorations of the Nile Sources. 2 vols. Lond.
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The Nile Tributaries of Abyssinia, and the Sword
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Ismailia : a Narrative of the Expedition to Central
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Cyprus as I saw it in 1879. Lond. 1879. 8vo.

BALCANQUALL (Dr Walter).
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BALFOUR (Arthur James), M.P.
A Defence of Philosophic Doubt, being an Essay on
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BALFOUR (John Hutton), M.D., Professor of
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Introduction to the Study of Palseontological Botany.
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BALL (W. Edmund).

Principles of Torts and Contracts : a sbort Digest of
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BALLANTINE (James).

Chronicle of the Hundredth Birthday of Robert
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The Life of David Roberts, R.A., compiled from his
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BALLANTYNE (R. M.)

The Iron Horse ; or, Life on the Line : a Tale of the
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BALLET (Charles).
The Art of Grafting and Budding.
12mo.

Lond. 1878.

BALLINGALL (William).
The Shores of Fife. Edinh. 1872. 4to.
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BALZAC (HoNORi db).

Bakac's Contes Drolatiques. Droll Stories collected
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BAMPTON LECTURES (The). See Alexander
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BANCROFT (George).

History of the United States of America. 6 vob.
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BANCROFT (Hubert Howe).
The Native Races of the Pacific States of North
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BANDINI (Angelo Maria).

Catalogus Codicum Groecorum Bibliothecae Medicew
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Catalogus Codicum Latinorum BibliotL Mediceae
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BANNATYNE (George).

The Bannatyne MS. Compiled by George Banna-

tyne, 1568. 3 parts.
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Glasgow, 1873-1877. 4to.

BANNERMAN (Anne).
Poems. Edinh. 1830. Svo.

BARBA (Alvarez Alonzo).

The First Book of the Art of Mettals in which is
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BARBARO (Josapha) and CONTARINI (Am-

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BARBARUS (Hermolaus), Episc. Aquileiengis.
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BARBIER (Ant. Alex.)

Dictionnaire des Ouvrages Anonymes. Troisifeme
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Ren6 et Paul Billard. 4 vols. Paris, 1S72-1879.
royal Svo.

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BARBIERI— BASS.

BAEBIEKI (Gio. Francesco).
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BARBOSA (Duabte).

A Description of the Coasts of East Africa and
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BARBOUR (John).

The Bruce; or, the Metrical History of Robert I.
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See also, Early English Text Society.

BARCLAY (Alexander).

The Ship of Fools. Edited by T. H. Jamieson.
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BARCLAY (H0GH), LL.D.

The Friendly Societies Act (1875) ; with Introduc-
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A Digest of the Law of Scotland, with special refer-
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Fourth edition, revised and enlarged. Edinb. 1880.
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BARCLAY (Rev. Joseph), LL.D.
The Talmud. Lond. 1878. Svo.

BARCLAY (William). See Dubois (Ernest).

BARDI (Lorenzo).

Views of Florence and Rome. Firenze, n.d. 4to.

BARDWELL (William), Architect.

Healthy Homes, and how to make them. Lond.
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BARHAM (Richard Haeris Dalton).

The Life and Letters of the Rev. Richard Harris
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BARING-GOULD (S.)

Curious Myths of the Middle Ages. Lond. 1869.
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The same. New edition. Lond. 1875. post Svo.

Germany, Present and Past. 2 vols. Lond. 1879.
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BARKER (Lady).

A Year's Housekeeping in South Africa. Lond.
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The Bedroom and Boudoir. Lond. 1878. post Svo.
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BARK LEY (Henry C), Civil Engineer.
Between the Danube and Black Sea ; or, Five Years
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BARLuEUS (Caspar), Antverpianus.

Poemata. 2 vols. Amstelodami, l&i5,lGi6. 12mo.

BARLOW (Rev. John).

Printing : its Dawn, Day, and Destiny. An Address
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BARON (Robert).

Mirza : a Tragedie, really acted in Persia in the last
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BARONIUS (Cssab), Cardinalis.
Annales Ecclesiastici, a Christo Nato ad A.D. 1198.
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Mdmoires Posthumes de Odillon Barrot. (Par MM.
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BARRY (Rev. Alfred), D.D.
The Life and Works of Sir Charles Barry, R.A.
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BARTH (A.)

The Religions of India. Authorised translation by
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BARTHOLOM^US DE USINGEN, Ord. Eremit.
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De Matrimonio Sacerdotum et Monachorum. — Epis-
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BARTLETT (S. C), D.D., LL.D.
From Egypt to Palestine through Sinai, the Wilder-
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BARTSCH (Adam).
Le Petntre Graveur. 15 vols.
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Yienne, 1803-1813.

BASS (Michael T.)

Street Music in the Metropolis. Correspondence
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B ASSOMPIEKRE— BEAVA N.

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BASSOMPIERRE (Mae^chal de).

Memoires. See France : Soci^t^ db l'Histoirb.

BASTIAN (H. Charlton), M.D.

The Beginnings of Life : being some Account of the
Nature, Modes of Origin, and Transformations of Lower
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The Brain as an Organ of Mind. ZiOTitZ. 1880. postSvo.
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BASTIAT (Fri^d^rio).

Economic Sophisms. Translated from the French,
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BASTWICK (John).

Flagellum Pontificis efe Episcoporum Latialium sive
Tractatus de Jurisdictione Episcopali. {Lond.) 1635.
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BATES (H. W.)

Central America, the West Indies, and South
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BATISSIER (L.)

Histoire de I'Art Monumental dans I'Antiquite et
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BATT (John).

The Portraiture of Hypocrisie, lively and pitbilie
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■ugliest and most prodigious Monster that England hath
bredde. Lond. 1589. 12mo.

BATTEN (Edmund Chisholm).

The Charters of the Priory of Beauly, with Notices
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BATTLE OF EPSOM. See Ma wbey (Sir Joseph).

BAUDOT (A. db).

Eglises de Bourgs et Villages. 2 vols. Pans, 1867.
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BAUMGARTEN (Siegm. Jac.)
Nachrichten von merkwiirdigen Biichern.
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BAUR (Dr Ferdinand Christian).

The Church History of the First Three Centuries.
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BAUR (Rev. William).

Religious Life in Germany during the War of Inde-
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BAYEUX TAPESTRY.

The Bayeux Tapestry. Reproduced in Autotype
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BAYLISS (Wtke).

The Witness of Art ; or, the Legend of Beauty.
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BAYNE (Peter).

The Chief Actors in the Puritan Revolution. Lond.
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BEACONSFIELD (Earl of). See Disraeli
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BEATTIE (James), LL.D.

Original Poems and Translations. Lond. 1 760. 8vo.

An Essay on the Nature and Immutability of Truth,
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BEAUMONT (Francis) and FLETCHER (John).

The Wild-Goose Chase : a Comedy. Lond. 1652.
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BEAUMONT (Sir Harry). See Spbnob (Joseph).

BEAUMONT (Sir John).

Poems ; with Memorial-Introduction by the Rev.
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BEAUVOIR (Marquis de).

Pekin, Jeddo, and San Francisco : the Conclusion
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French by Agnes and Helen Stephenson. Lond. 1872.
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BEAVAN (Charles).

The Reports of Cases in Chancery, argued and
determined in the Rolls Court Vols. XXXIV.-
XXXVL, 1864-1866. 3 vols. Lond. 1866-1869.
I 8vo.

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BECK— BELL,

BECK (The Baroness von).

Personal Adventures during the late War of Inde-
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BEUKET (Thomas 1), Arclilisliop of Canterhury.

The Life or the Ecclesiastical! Historic of S. Thomas,
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Thomas Saga Erkibyskups. In Icelandic, with
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BECKFORD (William).

Vathek : a Tale. Lond. \%\b. 8vo.

The same (in French). Londres, 1815. 8vo.

BEETON (S. 0.)

Beeton's Men of the Age and Annals of the Time.
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BEGG (James), D.D.

Memorial ; with the Opinions of Eminent Counsel
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Scotland, and Remarks on our Present State and Pro-
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BEGG (John Henderson), Advocate.

A Treatise on the Law of Scotland relating to Law-
Ageuts, including the Law of Costs as between Agent
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The Conveyancing Code : being the Titles to Land
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BIBL'ES—Oontinued.
ARABIC VERSION.

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BIBLES— ENGLISH VERSIONS— CmOinued.

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ITALIAN VERSION.
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BIBLIANDER (Thkodokds).

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BIBLTOGRAFIA dei Eomanzi e Poemi Cavallereschi
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BIBLIOTHECA CASINENSIS. &« Catalogues.

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BIBLIOTHECA HISTORICA ITALICA cura et
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BIBLIOTHEK DER GESAMMTEN DEUTSCH-
EN NATIONAL LITERATUR von der iiltesten bis
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1. Kutrun. Mittelhochdeutsch. Herausgegeben von

Adolf Ziemann. 1835.

2. Theuerdank. Herausgegeben und mifc einer his-

torisch-kritischen Einleitung versehen von Dr
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3. Deutsche Gedichte des Zwcelften Jahrhunderts,

herausgegeben von H. F. Massmann. 2 part&
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4 Die Kaieerchronik. Gedicht des Zwdlften Jahr-
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3 parts. 1849-1854.

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gegeben von G. Karl Frommann. 1837.

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7. Die Kleinen Sprachdenkmale des VIII bis XII

Jahrhunderts. Herausgegeben von H, F.
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BIBLIOTHEK der Gesamjiten Deutscben
National Liteeatuk, etc. — Continued.

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und mit Einleitung und Worterbuch versehen
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9. Sanct Alexius Leben, in acht gereimten Mittel-

hochdeutschen Behandlungen. Nebst geschicht-
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1839.

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Spriiche, Streitgedichte und Lieder. Ij'lautert

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BIBLIOTHEK— BIRNIE.

BIBLIOTHEK deh Gesammten Deotschbn
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Mit Einleitung und Erliiuterungen herausgegeben
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1. TJntersuchungen zur Geschiohte der teutschen

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2. Die Arthur Sage und die Mahrchen des rothen

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BLAKE (William).

Poetical Works. Edited, with a Prefatory Memoir,
by William Michael Rossetti. Lond. 1874. 12mo.

BLAKE (William), Artist.

Life and Writings. See Gilchrist (Alex)

BLAND (John).

The Spur for the Gauls, addressed to the Eayal
Edinburgh Volunteers. (A Poem.) Edinb. \?>Q\. 4to.

BLANFORD (W. T.)

Observations on the Geology and Zoology of Abys-
sinia, made during the progress of the British Expedi-
tion to that Country in 1867-68. Lond. 1870. 8vo.

BLASEENA (Pibtro).

The Theory of Sound in its Relation to Musio.
Lond. 1876. post 8vo. (International Scientific
Series.)

BLASIUS (William).

Storms : their Nature, Classification, and Laws, with
the means of predicting them by their embodiments,
the Clouds. Philadelphia, 1875. post 8vo.

BLEEK (Friedrich).

An Introduction to the New Testament. Translated
by the Rev. WUliam Urwick. 2 vols. Edinb. 1869,
1870. 8vo. (Clark's Foreign Theol. Library.)

BLICKLING HOMILIES.
Tbxt Society.

See Early English

BLOCH (Sev. Nic. Joan).

Criticarum in Theophrasli Characteres observationum
Specimen. Haunice, n.d. 4to.

BLUMlS; (Major William).

Campaign, 1870-1871. — The Operations of the
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Lond. 1872. 8vo.

BLUNT (Lady Anne).

Bedouin Tribes of the Euphrates. Edited, ■with
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BOASE (Rev. Charles William).

Register of the Rectors and Fellows, Scholars,
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Oxford. With Illustrative Documents and a History
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BOCCACIO.

Trenta NavcUe di Messer Giovanni Boccacci scelte
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BOETHIUS (Anicius M. Severinub).

Consolationis PhQosophise libri V.; ejusdem opus-
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Consolationis Philosophise libri V. Anglo-Saxonice
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BOHL DE FABER (Juan Nicolas).
Floresta de Rimas Antiguas CasteUanas.
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3 vols.

BOIARDO (Maiteo Maria).

Roland TAmoureux, traduict de I'ltaUen par Maistre
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BOILEAL' DESPREAUX (Nicolas).

The Art of Poetry. Translated by Sir William
Soames, since revised by John Dryden. Glasgoto,
1755. 12mo.

BOISSARD (L.), Pasteur.

L'^glise de Russie. 2 vols. Paris, 1867. Svo.

BOISSY (Makquis de).
M^moires. See Breton (Paul).

BOLLANDUS (Joannes).

Acta Sanctorum, collecta et digesta a Josepho Van
Hecke, B. Bossue, etc. TomusXII. Briixelles, 1867.
folio.

Ad Acta Sanctorum hactenus collecta Supplementum.
Volumen complectens Auctaria Octobris, et Tabidas
Gonerales. Cura et opere L. M. EigoUet. Parisiis,
1875. folio.

BOLSEC— BOUEGOIN.

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BOLSEC (HiER. Hermes). See Talepied (Noel).

BONAPARTE (Madame).

Life aad Letters. See Didier (Eusjine).

BONAR (Rev. H.)

Life of Rev. John Milne. Edinb. 1869. post 8vo.

BONA VENTURA (John), Cardinal.
Meditations. See Early English Text Sooiett.

BONCIARIUS (Antonius).

Triumphus Augustus sive de Sanctis Perusioe trans-
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BOND (Edward A.)

Russia at the close of the 16tli Century. Lond.
1S56. 8vo. (Hakluyt Society.)

BOND (John).

King Charles, his Welcome Home from Scotland.
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BONEFONIUS (Johannes).
Carmine. Londini, 1720. 12mo.

BONER (Charles).

Transylvania : its Products and its People. Lond.
1865. 8vo.

BONNEAU (Alfred).

The Life of Madame de Beauharnais de Miramion,
1629-1696. Translated by the Baroness de Montaig-
nac. Edited by Lady Herbert. Lond. 1870. 8vo.

BONTIER (P.) AND LE VERRIER (J.)

The Canarian ; or, the Book of the Conquest and

Conversion of the Canarians in the year 1402, by J.

de Bethencourt. Translated and edited by R H. Major.

Lond. 1872. 8vo. (Hakluyt Society.)

BONWICK (James).

Egyptian Belief and Modern Thought. Lond. 1878.
Svo.

BOOK OF THE COMMON ORDER of the
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BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER.

The Booke of Common Prayer, with the Psalter or
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BOORDE (Andrew).

Introduction of Knowledge and Dyetary of Heltb.
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BORDENAVE (Nicolas de).
Histoire de B^m et Navarre.

SoCI^Ti DE l'HiSTOIRE.

See France :

BORROW (George).

Romano Lavo-Lil : Word-Book of the Romany ; or,
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BOSSI (Giuseppe).

Delle Opinioni di Leonardo da Vinci intomo alia
Simmetria de' Corpi Umani. MUano, 1811. folio.

BOSSUS (MATTHyKUs), Ver(mengis, Can. Reg.
Familiares et Secund% Epistolse. Mantuoe, 1480.
folio.

BOSWELL (Sm Alexander) of Auchinleck.

Poetical Works. Now first collected and edited
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1871. 12ma

BOSWELL (James).

Boswelliana. The Common-place Book of James
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Charles Rogers and Introductory Remarks b}' Lord
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See Letters.

BOTTEN-HANSEN (Paul).

La Norvfcge Litteraire. Catalogue Syst^matique et
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XIX* Sifecle, aecompagnd de Renvois, Notes, etc.
Christiania, 1868. Svo.

BOUCHER (FRAN9018).

L'Qiuvro de Boucher, reproduit par EmUe Wattier,
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folio.

BOUET-WILLAUMEZ (E.)

Description Nautique des Cotes de I'Afrique Occi-
dentale, comprises eutre le S^n^gal et I'Equateur. Paris,
1849.

BOULGER (Demetrius Charles).

History of China. Vol. I. Lond. 1881. 8to.

BOURDIGNfi (Charles).

La Legende de Maistre Pierre Faifeu (avec Les
Poesies Diverses de Jehan Molinet, extraites de ses
Faicts et Diets). Paris, 1723. 12mo.

BOURGOIN (Jules).

Les Arts Arabes, Architecture, Menuiserie, Eevete-
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BOURNE (H. R. Fox).

The Story of our Colonies ; with Sketches of their
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The Life of John Locke. 2 vols. Zond 1876. 8vo.

BOUTERWEK (K. W.) See C^dmon.

BOUTKOWSKI (Alexandre).

Dictionnaire Numismatique pour servir de guide aux
Amateurs, Experts et Acheteurs des Medailles Eoniaines
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leur degr6 de raret^ et de leur prix actuel au XIX«
SiMe. Livraisonsl-24. Z,«>zi^,1877-1881. royal 8vo.

BOUVIER (John).

A Law Dictionary, adapted to the Constitution and
Laws of the United States of America, and of the
several States of the American Union. Twelfth edition.
2 vols. Philadelphia, 1868. royal 8vo.

BOVET (Felix).

Histoire du Psautier des figlises R6form6es. Paris,

1872. 8vo.

BOWEN (Mrs).

Ystradffin; a Descriptive Poem, with an Appendix
containing Historical and Explanatory Notes. Lond.
1839. 8vo.

BOWLES (Rev. W. Lisle).

The Picture. Verses suggested by a Landscape of
Rubens. Lond. 1803. 4to.

BOWYER (Sir George).

Four Letters on the Appellate Jurisdiction of the
House of Lords and tlie New Court of Appeal. Lond.

1873. 8vo.

BOYD (A. C), Barrister.

The Merchant Shipping Laws ; being a Consolida-
tion of all the Merchant Shipping and Passengers Acts,
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BOYD (A. K. H.), D.D.

The Recreations of a Country Parson. Lond. 1862.
post 8vo.

Leisure Hours in Town. Lond. 1862. post 8vo.

The Graver Thoughts of a Country Parson. Lond.
1862. post 8vo.

The same. Second Series. Lond. 1865. post 8vo.

Counsel and Comfort spoken from a City Pulpit.
Lond. 1863. post 8vo.

The Autumn Holidays of a Country Parson. Lond.
1864. post 8vo.

Present-Day Thoughts : Memorials of St. Andrews
Sundays. Lond. 1871. post 8vo.

BOYD (Mark).

Reminiscences of Fifty Years. Lond. 1871.

8vo.

BOYD (Zachakt).

The Balme of Gilead prepared foi the Sicke. Edinh.
1629. 12mo.

Four Letters of Comforts for the Deaths of the Earle
of Hadingtoun and of the Lord Boyd, 1640. (Edited
by John Small.) Edinb. 1878. 4to.

BOYLE (Hon. Charles).

Dr Bentley's Dissertations on the Epistles of Phalaris
and the Fables of .(Esop examined. Lond. 1698. 8vo.

BOYLE (Hon. Robert).

Memoirs for the Natural History of Human Blood,
especially the Spirit of that Liquor. Lond. 1684. 12mo.

BOYS (William).

Narrative concerning the Popish Plot. See Popish
Plot.

BRACKENBURY (Henry), Captain, R.A.
The Ashanti War ; a Narrative prepared from the
Official Documents. 2 vols. Edinb. 1874. 8vo.

BEACTON (Henricus de).

De Legibus et Consuetudiuibus Anglise. (RoUs
Series.) See Britain (Great).

BRADY (W. Maziere), D.D.

Essays on the English State Church in Ireland.
Lond. 1869. 8vo.

BRAMHALL (John), D.J)., Archbishop of Armagh.
Works. Dublin, 1677. folio.

BRANT (Sebastian).

Das Narrenschiff. See Bibliothek deb Nationai^

LiTERATUR.

BRANTOME (P. de Bourdeillb, Seigneur de).
CEuvres. See France : Soci£t£ de l'Histoire.

BRASSEY (Lady).

A Voyage in the " Sunbeam," our Home on the
Ocean for Eleven Months. Lond. 1878. 8vo.

Sunshine and Storm in the East ; or, Cruises to
Cyprus and Constantinople. Lond. 1880. 8vo.

The same. Lond. 1881. 8vo.

BRASSEY (Sir Thomas).

Work and Wages practically illustrated. Lond. 1872.
post 8vo.

British Seamen as Described in recent Parliamentary
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BRASSEY— BRITAIN.

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BRASSEY (Sin THOiiAii)—Contmued.

Lectures on the Labour Question. Lond. 1878. 8vo.

Foreign "Work and English Wages, considered with
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Life and Labours of Mr Brassoy. See Helps (Sni
Arthur).

BRAY (Mrs).

The Revolt of the Cevennea, with some Account of
the Huguenots in the Seventeenth Century. Load.
1870. post 8vo.

Joan of Arc, and the Times of Charles the Seventh,
King of France. Lond. 1874. post 8vo.

BRAZIL.

The Empire of Brazil at the Vienna Universal Ex-
hibition of 1873. Rio de Janeiro, 1873. 8vo.

BKEE (C. R.), M.D.

An Exposition of Fallacies in the Hypothesis of Mr
Darwin. Lond. 1872. post 8va

BREMNER (David).

The Industries of Scotland, their Rise, Progress, and
Present Condition. Edinh. 1869. 8vo.

BREMOND (Gabriel).

Viaggi fatti nel Egitto, nel Monte Sinaj', Giudea,
etc. Opera scritta in Francese e fatta tradurre in
Italiano da Giuseppe Corvo. Bologna, 1680. 4to.

BRERETOX (Sir William).
Travels. See Chetham Society.

BRETON (Paul).

Memoires de Marquis de Boissy, 1798-1866, r^digds
d'aprfes ses Papiers. Pr^ced^ d'une Lettre-Prdface par
M""* La Marquise de B * ♦ * Paris, 1870. 8vo.

BRETT (Thomas), LLD.

An Account of Church Government and Governours.
Lond. 1710. 8vo.

BREVIARY.

The Roman Breviary : reformed by order of the
Holy CEcumeuical Council of Trent; published by
order of Pope St. Pius V. ; and revised by Clement
VIII. and Urban VIII. ; together with the Offices
since granted. Translated out of Latin into English
by John, Marquess of Bute, K.T. 2 vols. Edinh.
1879. post 8vo.

BREWER (Rev. E. Cobham), LLD.

Dictionary of Phrase and Fable, giving the Deriva-
tion, Source, or Origin of Common Phrases, etc. Lond.
1869. post 8vo.

BREWER (J. S.)

English Studies ; or. Essays in English History and
Literature. Edited, with a Prefatory Memoir, by
Henry Wace. Lmd. 1881. 8vo.

BREWSTER (Sib David).

Home Life of Sir D. Brewster. See Gordon (Mrs).

BRICE (Seward), LLD.

Treatise on the Doctrine of Ultra Vires ; being an
Investigation of the Principles which limit the Capa-
cities, Powers, and Liabilities of Corporations, and
more especially of Joint-Stock Companies. Second
edition, containing the United States and Colonial
Decisions. Lond. 1877. royal Svo.

BRIDGES (James), Writer to the Signet.

View of the Political State of Scotland at Michael-
mas 1811, with a Supplement exhibiting the Votes at
the General Election in 1812. Edinb. 1813. Svo.

BRIGHT (John).

Speeches on Questions of Public Policy. Edited by
James E. Thorold Rogers. 2 vols. Zond. 1868. Svo.

BRIGHT (Right Hon. John).

Life and Speeches. See Smith (Georoe Barnbtt).

BRIGHT (William), D.D., Professor, Oxford.

Chapters of Early English Church History. Oxford,
1878. Svo.

BRIGHTWELL (C. L) .

Memorials of the Early Lives and Doings of Great
Lawyers. Lond. 1866. 12mo.

BRINKLOW (Henry).

Complaynt of Roderyck Mors. See Early English
Text Society.

BRINSMEAD (Edgar).

The History of the Pianoforte, with an Account of
the Theory of Sound, and also of the Music of the
Ancients. Lojtd. 1879. Svo.

BRITAIN (GREAT).

Rerum Britannicarum Mbdii JEvi Scriptobes ; or.
Chronicles and ^Memorials op Grbiat Britain and
Ireland. Published under the direction of the Master
OF THE Rolls. Lond. 1868-1881. royal Svo.
50. Munimenta Academica ; or. Documents illu.strative
of Academical Life and Studies at Oxford.
Edited by the Rev. H.Anstey. In 2 parts. 1868.

7f

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BRITAIN.

BRITAIN (Great)— Contimied.

51. Chronica Magistri Rogeri de Hovedene. Vols.

I. -IV. Edited by W. Stuhbs. 1868-1871.

52. "Willelnii Malmesbiriensis Monachi de Gestis Pon-

tificum Anglorum libri quinque. Edited by
N. E. S. A. Hamilton. 1870.

53. Historic and Municipal Documents of Ireland, from

the Archives of the City of Dublin, etc., 1172-
1320. Edited by J. T. Gilbert. 1870.

54. The Annals of Loch C6. A Chronicle of Irish

Affairs, from 1014 to 1590. Vols. I. and II.
Edited with a Translation by W. M. Hennessy.
1871.

55. Monumenta Juridica. The Black Book of the

Admiralty, with Appendices. Vols. I. -IV
Edited by Sir Travers Twiss. 1871-1876.

56. Memorials of the Eeign of King Henry VI.

Official Correspondence of Thomas Bekynton,
Secretary to Henry VI., and Bishop of Bath
and Wells. Edited, with an Appendix of
Illustrative Documents, by the Eev. G.
Williams. Vols. I. and II. 1872.

57. Matthaei Parisiensis, Monachi Sancti Albani,

Chronica Majora. The Creation to a.d. 1259.
Edited by H. R. Luard, D.D. 5 voLs. 1872-
1880.

58. Memoriale Fratris Walteri de Coven tria. The

Historical Collections of Walter of Coventry,
Vols. I. and II. Edited by W. Stubbs. 1872,
1873.
5y. The Anglo-Latin Satirical Poets and Epigram-
matists of the Twelfth Century. Collected and
edited by Thomas Wright. 2 vols. 1872.

60. Materials for a History of the Eeign of Henry

VII., from original Documents preserved in the
Public Record Office. Edited by the Eev. W.
CampbeU. Vols. I. and IL 1873, 1877.

61. Historical Papers and Letters from the Northern

Eegisters. Edited by J. Eaine. 1873.

62. Eegistrum Palatinum Dunelmense. The Eegister

of Richard de KeUawe, Lord Palatine and
Bishop of Durham, 1311-1316. Vols. L-IV.
Edited by Sir T. Duffus Hardy. 1 873-1878.

63. Memorials of Saint Dunstan, Archbishop of Can-

terbury. Edited by W. Stubbs. 1874.

64. Chronicon Angliae, ab anno 1328, usque ad

annum 1388. Auctore Monacho quodam
Sancti Albani. Edited- by E. M. Thompson.
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65. Th6ma8 Saga Erkibyskups. A Life of Archbishop

Thomas Becket, in Icelandic. Vol. I. Edited,
with English Translation, by M. E. Magnusson.
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BEITAIN (Great)— Contmued.

66. Eadulphi de Coggeshall Chronicon Anglicanum.—

De Expugnatione Terrse Sanctae Libellus, —
Thomas Agnellus de Morte et Sepultura Henrici
Eegis AngliaB Junioris,- — Gesta Fulconis filii
Warini, — Excerpta ex otiis Imperialibus Ger-
vasii Tileburiensis. Edidit J. Stevenson.
1875.

67. Materials for the History of Thomas Becket,

Archbishop of Canterbury. Vols. I.-V. Edited
by the Rev. J. C. Eobertson. 1875-1881.

68. Radulfi de Diceto Decani Lundoniensis Opera

Historica. The Historical Works of Ealph de
Diceto, Dean of London. Vols. I. and II.
Edited by W. Stubbs. 1876.

69. EoU of the Proceedings of the King's Council in

Ireland, for a portion of the 16th year of the
Eeign of Eichard IL 1392-1393. Edited by
the Eev. J. Graves. 1877.

70. Henrici de Bracton de Legibus et Consuetudinibus

Anglise. Libri Quinque in varios Tractatus
distinctL Vols. L-IV. Edited by Sir Travers
Twiss. 1878-1881.

71. The Historians of the Church of York and its

Archbishops. VoL I. Edited by J. Eaine.
1879.

72. Eegistrum Malmesburiense. The Eegister of

Malmesbury Abbey. Vols. I. and II. Edited
by J. S. Brewer and Charles T. Martin. 1879,
1880.

73. Historical Works of Gervase of Canterbury. Vols.

I. and II. The Chronicle of the Eeigns of
Stephen, Henry II., and Eichard I. Edited by
W. Stubbs. 1879, 1880.

74. Henrici Archidiaconi Iluntendunensis Historia

Anglorum. a.c. 55 -a.d. 1154. Edited by
Thomas Arnold. 1879.

Volumes in Continuation.

til. Giraldi Cambrensis Opera. Vols. VI. and VIL
Edited by J. F. Dimock. 1868, 1877.

26. Descriptive Catalogue of Materials relating to the
History of Great Britain and Ireland, to the
end of the Eeign of Henry VIL By Sir T.
Duffus Hardy. Vol. IIL a.d. 1200 to a.d
1327. 1871.

28. Chronica Monasterii S. Albani. — Eegistra Johannis
Whethamstede, Willelmi Albon, et Willelnii
Walingforde. 2 vols. Edited by H. T. Eiley.
1872, 1873.
Ypodigma Neustriae, a Thoma Walsinghaui.
Edited by H. T. Eiley. 1876.

BRITAIN— BROCCHI.

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BEITAIN (Great)— Condnmil.

30. Ricardi de Cironcostria Speculum Historiale do

Gestis Rogum Anglite. Vol. II. 872-1066.
1869.

31. Year Books of the Reign of King Edward the

First, years 21-22, 30-31, 32-33, and 33-35.

4 vols. Edited and translated by A. J. Horwood.

1873-1879.
33. Historia et Cartulariuni Monasterii Sancti Petri

GloucestriiB. Vol. III. Edited by W. H.

Hart. 1867.
36. Annales Monastici. Vol. IV. Annales Monasterii

de Oseneia. (a.d. 1016-1347.) Chronicon

vulgo dictum Chronicon Thomse Wykes. (a.d.

1066-1289.) Annales Prioratus do Wigornia.

(a.d. 1-1377.)— VoL V. Index and Glossary.

Edited by H. R. Luard. 1869.
39. Recueil des Croniques et Anchiennes Istories de

la Grant Bretaigne, par Jehan de Waurin.

From A.D. 1399 to a.d. 1431. Edited by W.

Hardy. 2 vols. 1868, 1879.
41. Polychronicon Ranulphi Higden Monachi Ccs-

trensis ; together with the English Translations

of John Trevisa and of an unknown "Writer of

the fifteen century. Vol. II. Edited by C.

Babington. Vols. III. -VII. Edited by the

Rev. J. R. Lumby. 1869-1879.

43. Chronica Monasterii de Melsa, Auctore Thoma de

Burton, Abbate. Vol. III. Edited by E. A.
Bond. 1868.

44. Matthaei Parisiensis Historia Anglorum. Vol. III.

A.D. 1246-1253. Edited by Sir F. Madden.
1869.
47. The Chronicle of Pierre de Langtoft, in French
Verse, from the earliest Period to the Death of
King Edward I. Vol. II. Edited by lliomas
Wrisht. 1868.

The Chronicle of Richard of Devizes concerning the
Deeds of Richard the First. Also Richard of Ciren-
cester's Description of Britain. Translated and Edited
by J. A. Giles, LL.D. Lond. 1841. 8vo.

The Chronicles of the White Rose of York. A
series of Historical Fragments, Proclamations, Letters,
and other contemporary Documents relating to the
Reign of King Edward the Fourth. "With Notes.
Lond. 1845. 8vo.

Magna Britannia et Hibernia, Antiqua et Nova ; or,
a New Survey of Great Britain, collected and composed
by an Impartial Hand. [The Rev. Thomas Cox.]
6 vols. Lond. in the Suvoy, 1720-1731. 4to.

BRITISH ACTS OF PARLIAMENT.

Public Acts, 1867-1881. 16 vola Lond. 1867-
1881. folio.

Private Acts, 1867-1881. 15 vols. Lond. 1867-
1881. folio.

Local and Personal Acts, 1867-1881. 69 vols.
Lond. 1867-1881. folio,

BRITISH ALMANAC.

The British Almanac of the Society for the Diffusion
of Useful Knowledge, 1868-1871. 4 vols. Lond.
1868-187*1. 12rao.

BRITISH ASSOCIATION.

The Resources, Products, and Industrial History of
Birmingham and Midland Hardware District : a Series
of Reports collected by the Local Industries Com-
mittee of the British Association at Birniingbam ia
1865. Edited by Samuel Tiramins. Lond. 1866. Svo.

Reports of the ^Meetings of the British Association
for the Advancement of Science. 14 vols. Lond.
1868-1880. 8vo.

Reports of Meetings held —

1867. Dundee. 1874. Belfast.

1868. Norwich. 1875. Bristol.

1869. Exeter. 1876. Glasgow.

1870. Liverpool. 1877. Plymouth.

1871. Edinburgh. 1878. Dublin.

1872. Brighton. 1879. Sheffield.

1873. Bradford. 1880. Swansea.

BRITISH MUSEUM.

Catalogue of the Manuscript Music in the British
Museum. Printed by order of the Trustees. Lontl.
1842. Svo.

List of Books of Reference in the Reading Room of
the British Museum. (By "W. B. Rye.) Lond. 1871.
8vo.

Hand List of Bibliographies, Classified Catalogues
and Indexes placed in the Reading Room of the British
Museum. Lond. 1881. 8vo.

The Book of British Topography. See Anderson
(J. P.)

BRITISH PRISONS. See Ckiminal Administra-
tion.

BRIZIO (Edoardo).

Pitture e sepolcri scoperti sull' Esquilino dalla Com-
pagnia Fondiaria Italiau£^ neU' anno 1875. Roma,
1876. 4to.

BROCCHI (G.)

DeUo Stato fisico del Suolo di Roma. Memoria per
servire d'illustrazione alia carta Geognostica di quesla
Citta'. Roma, 1820. 8vo.

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BEOCK— BEOWNE.

BROCK (Thomas).

Infancy: a Poem. Land. 1813.

12mo.

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BUNSEN— BURNET.

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The Practical Directory for the Improvement of
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A Ride to Khiva : Travels and Adventures in Cen-
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On Horseback through Asia Minor. 2 vols. Lond.
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BURNAND (F. C.)
My Health. Lond. 1872.

12mo.

BURNET (Gilbert), D.D., Bishop of Salisbury.

A Collection of Sermons. Lond. 1 704. 4to.

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Oxford, 1865. 8vo.

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BURNET (Gilbbbt), D.D.— Continued.

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Landscape -Painting in Oil-Colours explained in Let-
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BURNS (Edward).

Catalogue of a Series of Coins and Medals Illustrative
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BURNS (Islay), D.D.

Memoir of the Rev. William C. Bums, Missionary
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BURNS (R. F.), D.D., Montreal.

The Life and Times of the Rev. Robert Burns,
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BURNS (Robert).

Works. 6 vols. Edinh. 1877-1879. 8vo.

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The Burns Calendar ; a Manual of Burnsiana. Re-
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The Bibliography of Robert Bums, with Biographiccl
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The Bums Centenary. See Ballantynb (James).

BURNS (William).

The Scottish War of Independence, its Antecedents
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A History of the Reign of Queen Anne. 3 vols.
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The History of the House of Orange, together with the
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BURTON (Captain Richard F.)

Letters from the Battle-Fields of Paraguay. Lond.
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Ultima Tiiule ; or, a Summer in Iceland. With
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Unexplored Syria : Visits to the Libanus, the Tuhil
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BURTON (Robert).

The Anatomy of Melancholy, what it is, with all the
kinds, causes, symptomes, prognostics, and several cures
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BUSHBY (Henry Jeffreys).

A Manual of the Practice of Elections in the United
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The same. Fourth edition. By Henry Hardcastle.
Lond. 1874. post 8vo.

BUTE— BYEOK

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BUTE (John, Marquess of).

The Early Days of Sir William Wallace ; a Lecture
delivered at Paisley, November 16, 1875. Paisley,
1876. small 4to.

See also, Bueviart. Columba (St.)

BUTLEE (Samuel).

Posthumous Works in Prose and Verse. With a
Key to Hudibras by Sir Eager L'Estrange. 2 vols.
Lond. 1715. 12mo.

BUTLEE (Samuel).

Unconscious Memory; a Comparison between the
Theory of Dr Ewald Hering and the " Philosophy of
the Unconscious" of Dr Edward von Hartmann. Lond.
1880. post 8vo.

BUTLEE (Capt. W. F.)

The Great Lone Land ; a Narrative of Travel and
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The Wild North Land ; being the Story of a Winter
Journey with dogs across Northern North America.
Lond. 1874. 8vo.

BUTLER (Capt. W. 'E.)— Continued.
Akim-Foo ; the History of a Failure. Lend. 1875.
Svo.

BUTSCH (A. F.)

Die Biicher-Ornamentik der Eenaissance.
1878. folio.

Leipzig,

BUXTON (Sir Thomas Fowkll).

Memoirs. With selections from his Correspondence.
Edited by his Son, Charles Buxton. Lond. 1848.
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BYLES (Sir John Barnaro).

A Treatise of the Law of Bills of E.xchange, Promis-
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Lond. 1879. Svo.

BYEON (George, Lord).
Lara : a Tale. (Anon.) — Jacqueline : a Tale,
S. Eogers.) Lond. 1814, 12mo.

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C. (M.) See Cabtbr (Matthew).

CABINET LAWYER (The). A Popular Digesi
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stitutional. Lond. 1871. 12mo.

CABEERA DE CORDOVA (Luis).
Filipe Secundo, Rey de Espana. Madrid, 1619.
folio.

C^DMOK

Csedmon's des Angelsiichen Biblische Dichtungen,
herausgegeben von K. W. Bouterwek. Ein Angel-
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CAERLAVEROCK (The Book of). See Eraser
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CAHIER (Ch.), de la Campagnie de Jesm.

Caractdristiques des Sainte dans I'Art Populaire,
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Nouveaux Melanges d'ArohMogie, d'Histoire et de
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1875. imperial 4to.

CAIED (Alexander M'Neil).

Mary Stuart, her Guilt or Innocence ; an Inquiry
into the Secret History of her Times. Edinh. 1866.
8vo.

CAIRB (Edward), Professor, Glasgow.
A Critical Account of the Philosophy of Kant ;
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CAIRD (John), D.D.

An Introduction to the Philosophy of Religion.
Glasgow, 1880. 8vo.

CAIENES (Professor J. E.)

Essays in Political Economy, Theoretical and Ap-
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CALAMY (Edmund), D.D. >See Palmer (Samuel).

CALDER (Robert).

The Lawfulness and Expediency of Set Forms of
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CALEDONIAN MERCURY. &e Newspapers.

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Incorporated Law Society Calendar, 1882. Lond.
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CALLIMACHUS.

The Works of Callimachus, translated into English
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Lond. 1793. 4to.

See also, Spanhbmius (Ezechiel).

CALOVIUS (Abraham), S.T.P., Acad. Witteherg.

Biblia Testament! Veteris et Novi lUustrata, in
quibus simul Annotata Hugonis Grotii exhibentur.
4 vols. Dresdoe et Lipsioi, 1719. folio.

CALVI (Jacopo Albssandro).

Notizie della Vita e delle Opere del Cavaliere Giov.
Francesco Barbieri, detto il Guercino da Cento, celebre
Pittore. Bologna, 1808. 4to.

CALVIN (John).

Sermons sur I'Epistle S. Paul Apostre aux Ephesiens.
Geneve, 1562. 8vo.

CAMBRIDGE (University of).

Threno-thriambeuticon. Academiae Cantabrigiensis
ob damnum lucrosum et infselioitatem fselicissimam
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Rights of the Scholars of Trinity College asserted,
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Registrum Monasterii S. Marise de Cambuskeuneth.
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CAMDEN SOCIETY.

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CAMDEN SOCIETY.

The Publications of the Camden Society. Lond.
1867-1881. 4to.

95. Manipulus Vocabulorum. A Dictionary of Eng-

lish and Latin W^ords arranged in the Alpha-
betical order of their last Syllables, by Peter
Levins. First printed a.d. 1570; now re-edited
with a Preface and Index by Henry B. Wheat-
ley. 1867.

96. Journal of a Voyage into the Mediterranean by

Sir Kenelm Digby, a.d. 1628. Edited by John
Bruce. 1868.

97. History from Marble, compiled in the Eeign of

Charles II. By Thomas Dingley. Printed in
Photolithography by Vincent Brooks. With
an Introduction, etc., by J. G. Nichols. VoL II.
1868.

98. Letters and other Documents illustrating the

Relations between England and Germany,

1619-1626. Second Series. Edited by S. K.
Gardiner. 1869.

99. Diary of John Manningham, of the Middle

Temple, 1602-1603. Edited by J. Bruce.
1869.

100. Notes on the Treaty carried on at Ripen between

King Charles I. and the Covenanters of Scotland,
A.D. 1640. Taken by Sir John Brough, Garter
King of Arms. Edited by John Bruce. 1869.

101. Tratado del Matrimonio del Principe de Gales,

etc. Narrative of the Spanish Marriage Treaty
of Charles, Prince of Wales, 1617-1620.
Spanish and English. Edited and translated
by Samuel Rawson Gardiner. 1869.

102. Churchwardens' Accounts of the Town of Lud-

low, in Shropshire, from 1540 to the end of the
Reign of Queen Elizabeth. Edited by Thomas
Wright. 1869.

103. Henry Elsing's Notes of the Debates in the

House of Lords, 1621. 1870.

104. The Camden Miscellany. Vol. VI. 1871.

105. Trevelyan Papers. Part III. (With Introduc-

tion to Parts I., II., and III.) Edited by Sir
W. C. Trevelyan and Sir Ch. B. Trevelyan.
1872.
Supplement to the Descriptive Catalogue of the
First Series of Works of the Camden Society.
1872.

New Series.

1. The Fortescue Papers, consisting chiefly of Letters
relating to State Affairs collected by John
Packer, Secretary to George Villiers, Duke of
Buckingham. Edited by S. R. Gardiner. 1871.

CAMDEN SOCIETY— C<»^«nw«rf.

2. Letters and Papers of John Shillingford, Mayor of

Exeter (1447-50). Etlited by Stuart A. Moore,
1871.

3. The Old Cheque Book; or. Book of Remembrance,

of the Chapel Royal, from 1561 to 1744.
Edited by K F. Rimbault, LL.D. 1872.

4. A true Relation of the Life and Death of William

Bedell, Bishop of Kilmore, in Ireland. Edited
by Thomas Wharton Jones. 1872.

5. The Maire of Bristowe [h]i8 Kalendar. Edited by

Robert Ricart, Town-Clerk of Bristol, 18 Ed-
ward IV. Edited by Lucy Toulmin SmitL
1872.

6. Debates in the House of Commons in 1 625. Edited

by S. R. Gardiner. 1873.

7. Military Memoir of Colonel John Birch, sometime

Governor of Hereford in the Civil War.
Written by Roe, his Secretary. With an
historical and critical Commentary by J. Webb.
Edited by the Rev. T. W. Webb. 1873.

8. 9. Letters addressed from London to Sir Joseph

Williamson, while Plenipotentiary at the Con-
gress of Cologne in 1673 and 1674. Edited by
W. D. Christie. 2 vols. 1874.

10. Account of the Executors of Richard, Bishop of

London, 1303, and of the Executors of Thomas,
Bishop of Exeter, 1310. Edited by the Ven.
W. H. Hale and the Rev. H. T. Ellacombe. 1874.

11. A Chronicle of England during the Reigns of the

Tudors, from a.d. 1485 to 1559. By Charles
Wriothesley, Windsor Herald. Edited by Wil-
liam Douglas Hamilton. Vol. I. 1875.

12. The Quarrel between the Earl of Iklanchester and

Oliver Cromwell : an Episode of the English
Civil War. Unpublished Documents, etc., col-
lected by John Bruce, annotated and completed
by David Masson. 1875.

13. The Autobiography of Anne Lady Halkett. Edited

by John Goilgh Nichols. 1875.

14. The Camden Miscellany. VoL VIL 1875.

15. Letters of Humphrey Prideaux, sometime Dean

of Norwich, to John Ellis, sometime Under-
Secretary of State, 1674-1722. Edited by
Edward Maunde Thompson. 1875.

16. A Common-place Book of John MiJton. Edited

by Alfred J. Horwood. 1876.

17. The Historical Collections of a Citizen of London

in the Fifteenth Century, containing (1) John
Page's Poem on the Siege of Rouen, (2) Lyd-
gate's Verses on the Kings of England, (3)
Gregory's Chronicle of Luudon. Edited by
James Gairduer. 1876.

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CAMDEN SOCIETY— CAMPBELL.

CAMDEN SOCI'ETY.—Oontmued.

18. Documents relating to the Proceedings against

William Prynne in 1634 and 1637 ; with a
Biographical Fragment by the late John Bruce.
Edited by S. R. Gardiner.

19. Wriothesley's Chronicle of England. Vol. XL See

No. 11.

20. Christ Church Letters : a volume of Mediseval

Letters relating to the aifairs of the Priory of
Christ Church, Canterbury. Edited by J. B.
Sheppard. 1877.

21. A Treatise on the Pretended Divorce between

Henry VJII. and Catharine of Aragon, by
Nicholas Harpsfield, LL.D., Archdeacon of
Canterbury. Printed from a Collation of four
Manuscripts, by Nicholas Pocock. 1878.

22. 23. Correspondence of the Family of Hatton, being

chiefly Letters addressed to Christopher, First
Viscount Hatton, a.d. 1601-1704. Edited by
E. M. Thompson. 2 vols. 1879.

24. Notes of the Debates in the House of Lords,

oflScially taken by Henry ELsing, Clerk of the
Parliaments, a.d. 1624 and 1626. Edited by
S. R. Gardiner. 1879.

25. The CEconomy of the Fleete ; or, an Apologeticall

Answeare of Alex. Harris (late Warden there)
unto XIX Articles sett forth against him by
the prisoners. Edited by Augustus Jessopp,
D.D. 1879.

26. Documents illustrating the History of St. Paul's

Cathedral. Edited by W. Sparrow Simpson,
D.D. 1880.

27. The Hamilton Papers ; being Selections from

Original Letters in the possession of His Grace
the Duke of Hamilton and Brandon, relating to
the years 1638-1650. Edited by Samuel
Eawson Gardiner. 1880.

28. Three Fifteen Century Chronicles, with Historical

Memoranda by John Stowe, the Antiquary, and
Contemporary Notes of Occurrences written by
him in the Reign of Queen Elizabeth. Edited
by James Gairdner. 1880.

29. The Register of the Visitors of the University of

Oxford, from a.d. 1647 to a.d. 1658. Edited,
with some account of the state of the University
during the Commonwealth, by Montagu Bur-
rows. 1881.

CAMERARIUS (Joachim). .

Historic Jesu Christi Expositio. Lipsim, 1581. 8vo.

De eorum qui Cometse appellautur, nominibus,
natura, causis, etc. Lipsice, 1582. 8vo.
' De Philippi Melanchthonis Ortu, totius Vitae curri-
culo et Morte. Lipsice, 1592. 8vo.

CAMERON (P. H.), S.S.C.

Brief Summary of the Law of Intestate Succession
in Scotland; with Forms and Tables. Edinb. 1870.
royal 8vo.

Brief Summary of the Law of Joint-Stock Companies,
under the Companies Acts 1862 and 1867. Edinh.
1874. post 8vo.

CAMERON (Veunet Lovett), Commander, R.N.
Across Africa. 2 vols. Lond. 1877. 8vo.
Our Future Highway to India. 2 vols. Lond.
1880. 8vo.

CAMOENS (Luia de).

Obras do grande Luis de Camoes, Principe dos
Poetas Heroycos, et Lyricos de Hespanha, novamente
dadas a luz com os sens Lusiadas commentados pelo
lecenciado Manoel Correa, etc. Lishoa, 1720. folio.

CAMP ANA (Gio-Pieteg).

Antiche Opere in Plastica discoperte, raccolte e
dichiarate. Roma, 1842. folio.

CAMPANARI (DoMENico).

Ritratto di Vittoria Colonna, Marchesana di Pescara,
dipinto da Michel' Angelo Buonarotti, illustrato e
posseduto da D. Campanari. Traslato da Henrietta
Bowles. (Italian and English.) Lond. 1850. folio.

CAISIPANELLA (Thomas).

A Discourse touching the Spanish Monarchy. Lond.
1654. 4to.

CAMPBELL (Donald).

A Treatise on the Language, Poetry, and Music of
the Highland Clans : with illustrative Traditions and
Anecdotes, and numerous ancient Higliland Airs.
Edinb. 1862. 8vo.

CAMPBELL (Duncan).

Secret Memoirs of the late Mr Duncan Campbel,
the famous deaf and dumb gentleman; written by
Himself. Lond. 1732. 8vo.

CAMPBELL (Lord George).

Log Letters from "The Challenger." Lond. 1876.

8vo.

CAMPBELL (Sir George).

Handy Book on the Eastern Question ; being a very
recent View of Turkey. Lond. 1876. post 8vo.

White and Black, the outcome of a Visit to the
United States. Lond. 1879. 8vo.

CAMPBELL— CARLYLE.

1157

CAMPBELL (Rev. Jambs).

Bal merino and its Abbey : a Parochial History
"With an Ai)ponJix of Illustrative Documents. Edinh.
1867. post 8vo.

CAMPBELL (John, Lord)

Lives of Lord Lyndhursfc and Lord Brougham, Lord
Chancellors and Keepers of the Great Seal of England.
Land. 1869. 8vo.

The Life of John, Lord Campbell, Lord High Chan-
cellor of Great Britain, consisting of a Selection from
his Autobiography, Diary, and Letters. Edited by his
Daughter, the Hon. Mrs Hardcastle. 2 vols. Land.
1881. 8vo.

CAMPBELL (John- M'Leod), D.D.

The Nature of the Atonement. Lond. 1869. 8vo.

Reminiscences and Reflections, referring to his early
Ministry in the Parish of Row (1825-31). Edited,
with an introductory Narrative, by liis Son, Donald
Campbell. Lond. 1873. 12mo.

Memorials of John M'Leod Campbell, D.D. ; being
Sketches from his Correspondence. Edited by his
Son, the Rev. Donald Campbell. 2 vols. Lond.
1876. 12mo.

CAMPBELL (Richard Vary).

The Scottish Reform Act, 1868, and previous Acts
still in Force. Edinh. 1868. 8vo.

Principles of Mercantile Law in the subjects of
Bankruptcy, Cautionary Obligations, Securities over
Moveables, Principal and Agent, Partnership, and the
Companies' Acts. Edinh. 1881. 8vo.

CAMPBELL (Robert), Advocate.

The Law of Negligence ; being the First of a Series
of Practical Law Tracts. Lond, 1871. 8vo.

The Law relating to the Sale of Goods and Commer-
cial Agency. Lond. 1881. Svo.

CAMPELLO (Count).

Count Campello : an Autobiography. Giving his
Reasons for leaving the Papal Church. With an In-
troduction by the Rev. William Arthur. Lond. 1881.
post Svo.

CAMPION (Thomas).

Thomse Campiani Poemata. Lond. 1595. 12mo.

CANCELLIERI (Francesco).

Descrizione de Tre Pontificali che si celebrano per
le Feste di Natale di Pasqua e di S. Pietro. Roma,
1814. 8vo.

CANISIUS (Henricus).

Thesaurus Monumentorum Ecclesiasticonim ot His-
toricorum, sive Henrici Canisii Lectiones Antiquae ad
Ssculorum ordinem digestaj variisque OpusculiB auctse,
quibus Prajfationes Historicas, Animadversiones, et
Notas adjecit Jacobus Basnage. 4 vols, in 7. .4m-
stelcedami, 1725. folio.

CANZONIERE PORTOGHESE. See Monaci
(Ernesto).

CARDIGANSHIRE.

A Description of the Mines in Cardiganshire, with
Plates, n.p., n.d. Svo.

CAREW (Bamfylde Moore).

An Apology for the Life of Mr Bamfylde -Moore
Carew, commonly called the King of the Beggars. [By
Robert Goadby.] Lond. 1768. Svo.

CAREW (Thomas).

Poems. See Roxburghe Library.

CARION (Johannes).

Chronicon Carionis. Expositum et auctum multis et
veteribus et recentibus Historiis a Philippo Melanch-
thone et Casparo Peucero. [Gencvai\, 1592. Svo.

CARLETON (John).

The Ultimum Vale of John Carleton of the Middle
Temple, London, Gent. Being a true Description of
the Passages of that Grand Impostor, late pretended
Germane Lady. Lond. 1663. 4to.

The Replication of certain Vindicatory Depositions
concerning the late acted Cheat, n.p., 1663. 4to.

CARLISLE (Earl of).

Lectures and Addresses in aid of Popular Education,
including a Lecture on the Poetry of Pope. Lond.
1852. 12mo. (Travellers' Library.)

CARLISLE (A. D.)

Round the World in 1870 : an Account of a brief
Tour made through India, China, Japan, California,
and South America. Lond. 1873. Svo.

CARLYLE (Thomas).

Passages selected from the Writings of Thomas
Carlyle; with a Biographical Memoir by Tliomas
Ballautyne. Lond. 1870. post Svo.

The Early Kings of Norway ; also, an Essay on the
Portraits of John Knox. Lond. 1875. post Svo.

Reminiscences. Edited by James Anthony Froude.
2 vols. Lond. 18S1. post Svo.

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CAROLINE— CASSAS.

CAROLINE, Queen of Gkorge TV.

" The Book," or the Proceedings and Correspondence
upon the subject of the Enquiry into the Conduct of
her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales. Lond.
1813. 8vo.

CARPENTER (William B.), M.D.

Principles of Mental Physiology, with their applica-
tion to the Training and Discipline of the Mind, and
the Study of its Morhid Conditions. Lond. 1876.
post 8vo.

Mesmerism, Spiritualism, etc.. Historically and
Scientifically considered. Lond. 1877. post Bvo.

CARPO (Aloysids Maria a).

Kalendarium Perpetuum seu Promptuarium ad recte
et facile conficiendum pro singulis Annis, quodcumque
Kalendarium juxta Ritum Romanum. Ferraria-,, 1866.
12 mo.

CARR (Mrs Comyns).

North Italian Folk ; Sketches of Town and Country
Life. Lond. 1878. 8vo.

CARRE (Walter Riddbll).

Border Memories ; or, Sketches of Prominent Men
and Women of the Border. Edited by James Tait.
Edinh. 1876. post 8vo.

CARREL (Armand).

Qiluvres Politiques et Litteraires, mises en ordre,
annot^es et prdced^es d'une Notice Biographique sur
I'Auteur par M. Littr6 et M. Paulin. 3 vols. Pai-is,
1857. 8vo.

CARROLL (B. R)

Historical Collections of South Carolina ; embrac-
ing many Pamphlets and other Documents relating to
the History of that State, from its first Discovery to its
Independence in the year 1776. 2 vols. New York,
1836. 8vo.

CARS WELL (John), Bishop of the Isles.
John Knox's Liturgy, translated into Gaelic. See
Liturgy.

CARTE (Thomas).

Remarks upon Mr Carte's Specimen of his General
History of England. Lond. 1748. 8vo.

CARTER (Matthew).

A most true and exact Relation of that as honour-
able as unfortunate Expedition of Kent, Essex, and
' Colchester, by M. C, a Loyal Actor in that Engage-
ment, anno 1648. n.p., 1650. 12mo.

CARTWRIGHT (James J.)

Chapters in the History of Yorkshire ; being a Col-
lection of Original Letters, Papers, and Public Docu-
ments, illustrating the state of that County in the
Reigns of Elizabeth, James L, and Charles I. With
Introductions, Notes, and Index. Wahefield, 1872.
post 8vo.

CARTWRIGHT (W. C.)

Gustave Bergenroth : a Memorial Sketch. Edinb.
1870. post 8vo.

CASAS (Bartii. db las).

Narratio Regionum Indicarum per Hispanos quos-
dam devastatarum verissima; Latine excusa sumptibus
Theodori de Bry. Francofurti, 1598. 4to.

CASAUBON (Isaac).

De Satyrica Graecorum Poesi et Romanorum Satira
libri tres. Parisiis, 1605. 8vo.

In Persii Satiras liber Commentarius. Ejusdem
Persian! Horatii Imitatio. Parisiis, 1605. 8vo.
(Bound with the preceding.)

Ad Polybii Historiarum librum primum Commen-
tarii. Parisiis, 1616. 8vo.

CASES ON APPEALS under the Lands Valuation
Acts (17 & 18 Vict. c. 91 ; 20 & 21 Vict. c. 58 ; 30 &
31 Vict. c. 80, sec. 5), determined by the Judges, from
1866 to 1879. 14 parts. Edinh. 1866-1879. folio.

The same (17 & 18 Viet. c. 91 ; 20 & 21 Vict. c. 58 ;
30 & 31 Vict. c. 80, sec. 5 ; 42 ife 43 Vict. c. 42).
New Series, 1880. Edinb. 1881. 4to.

CASPARI (Dr C. p.)

Ueber den Syrisch-Ephraimitischen Krieg unter
Jotham und Ahas. Christiania, 1849. 8vo.

Ueber Micha den Morastliiten und seine Prophetische
Schrift. Christiania, 1851. 8vo.

CASSANAC (M. A. Granier de).
Histoire des Origines de la Langue Frangaise. Paris,
1872. royal 8vo.

CASSANO (G. B.)

II Fiore della Poesia Italiana, preceduto da alcune
Notizie Istoriche de' Poeti. 2 vols. Londra, 1802. 8vo.

CASSAS (Louis FEANgois).

Voyage Pittoresque de la Syrie, de la Palestine, et
de la Basse Egypte. (A Series of Engravings.) 3 vols.
Paris, 1799. Atlas folio.

Hee also, La Vall^e.

CASSELS— CATALOGUES.

1159

CASSELS (Robert).

Records of the Family of Cassels, and Connections.
Edinb. 1870. 4to.

CASSILIS PEERAGE.

The Cassilis Peerage, 1760-64. The Case of Sir
Thomas Kennedy, claiming the Title, Honour, and
Dignity of Earl of Cassilis. (Edited by W. B. D. D.
Turnbull.) n.p., [1838]. 8vo.

CASSIUS PARMENSIS.

Orpheus; et in eum Nathanis Chytrsei Commentario-
lum. Fruncofurti, 1585. 8vo.

CASTALIO (Sebastianus).

Da Hsereticis an sint Persequendi, multorum turn
veterum turn recentiorum Sententise. Recensuit Joachi-
mus Gluten. Anjentorati, 1610. 12mo.

CASTIGLIONE (Gio-Benedbtto).

Varii Capricci e PaesL Incisi all' acqua forte da
Gaetano Zompini, Pittore Veneto. Venezia, 1736.
oblong folio.

CASTLE (Edward James), Barrisfer.
The Law of Commerce iu Time of War. Lond.
1870. 8vo.

CATALOGUES OF BOOKS.

GENERAL.

The Greneral Catalogue of Books printed in England
since the Dreadful Fire of London, 1666, to the end
of Trinity Term, 1674. Collected by Robert ClaveL
(With continuations from 1674 to 1680.) Lmd. 1675-
1680. folio.

A Complete Catalogue of Modern Law Books. See
Sweet (Herbert G.)

Universal Catalogue of Books on Art, compiled for
the use of the National Art Library and Schools of
Art in the United Kingdom. By order of the Lords
of the Committee of Couccil on Education. 3 vols.
Lond. 1870-1877. small 4to.

Catalogue of the Library of the Sacred Harmonic
Society. Lond. 1872. 8vo.

A Reference Catalogue of Current Literature ; con-
taining the full titles of books now in print and for
sale, with the prices, and a list of the most familiar pen
names. Lond. 1877. 8vo.

Catalogue of Printed Broadsides. See Lemon
(Robert).

The English Catalogue of Books. Vol. II. 1863-
1872. Compiled by Sampson Low. Lond. 1873.
8vo.

CATALOGUES.— Co7i<tn««rf.

Dictionary of the Anonymous and Pseudonymous
Literature of Great Britain. See Halkbtt (Samobl).

A Catalogue of Friends' Books. See Whitino
(John).

Catalogue of Scientific Serials. See Sccddeb
(Samuel H.).

Catalogue G6ndral,de la Librairie FranQabe. 1866-
1875 (A. H.) Par Otto Lorenz. Paris, 1876. 8to.

Catalogue G(5n(5ral de la Librairie Franqaise depuis
1840, r^dig^ par O. Lorenz. (Table des Matiferes.)
2 vols. Paris, 1879, 1880. 8vo.

Hinrich's Fiinfjahriger Biicher-Catalog. Verzeichniss
der in der zweiten hiilfte des neunzehnten Jahrhun-
derts im Deutschen Buchliandel erschienenen Biicher.
Funft«r Baud, 1871-1875. Leifaig, 1876. royal 8vo.

The same. Sechster Band, 1876-1880. Leipzig,
1881. royal 8vo.

Katalogderwichtigern,hervorragenden und besseren
Schriften Deutscher Literatur, welche in den Jahren
1801 bis Ende 1868 erschienen sind. ZusanimengesteUt
und herausgegeben von Hermann Hoppe. St. Peters-
burg, 1871. royal 8vo.

ABERDEEN.
Catalogue of the General Library of the University of
Aberdeen. 3 vols. Aberdeen, \9>1Z-\&1L royal 8vo.

DUBLIN.
Catalogiis Librorum impressorum qui in Bibliotheca
CoUegii Trinitatis Reginse, Elizabethaa ju.Kta Dublin
adservantur. Tomus primus cum Supplemento con-
tinens literas A et R DubUni, 1864. folio.

EDINBURGH.

University of Edinburgh.

Catalogue of Books added to the Library of the
University of Edinburgh, 1872-73. Edinb. 1873.
8vo.

The same. 1875 to 1876 (in Continuation). Edinb.
1877. 8vo.

Faculty of Advocates.

Catalogue of the printed Books in the Library of the
Faculty of Advocates. 6 vols. £</i»6. 1868-1878. 4to.
Supplementary Volume. Edinb. 1879. 4to.

Society op Writers to H.M. Signet.

Annual Lists of Books added to the Library of
Writers to the Signet, 1868-1881. (Continued annu-
ally.) Edinb. 1868-1881. 8vo.

Catalogue of the Printed Books in the Library of
the Society of Writers to H.J''. Signet. 2 vols.
1871, 1882. 4to.

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CATALOGUES.

CATALOGUES— Continued.
Other Edinburgh Libraries.

Catalogus Libronim in Bibliotheca Societatis Medicae
Edinensis secundum Auctorum nomina ordine Alpha-
betico, cui adjungitur Indiculus Anonymorum. Edinm,
1812. 8vo.

Supplement to Catalogue of the Library of the Eoyal
College of Physicians of Edinburgh. 1863-70. Edinh.
1870. royal 8vo.

Second Supplement to Catalogue of the Library of
the Eoyal College of Physicians of Edinburgh, 1871-
1879. Edinh. 1879. 8vo.

Catalogue of the Library, Eoyal Scottish Academy.
Compiled by John Hutchison. Edinh. 1878. 4to.

A Catalogue of the Books in the Library of the
Society of Solicitors in the Supreme Courts of Scotland.
Edinh. 1871. 8vo.

■GLASGOW.
Catalogue of the Law Books, and of Books in General
Literature, in the Library of the Faculty of Procu-
rators, Glasgow. 2 vols. Glasgow, 1867. 8vo.

LONJDQN.

Hand List of Bibliographies, Classified Catalogues,
and Indexes, placed in the Eeading-Eoom of the
British Museum for Eeference. Land. 1881. 8vo.

Catalogue of Books, Manuscripts, Letters, etc., be-
longing to the I)utch Church, Austin Friars, London.
Privately printed for the Consistory of the Dutch
Church. Lond. m79. 8vo.

Catalogue of the Books in the Library of the
Honourable Society of Gray's Inn, with Supplement.
1872. 2 vols. Lond. 1878. 8vo.

Catalogue of the London Library, with Preface,
Laws and Eegtilations, List of Members, and Classified
ladex of Subjects. By Eobert Harrison. 4th edition.
Lond. 1875. royal 8vo.

Catalogue of the Mendham Collection, presented to
the Incorporated Law Society of the United Kingdom.
(And Supplement.) L(md. 1871, 1874. royal 8vo.

Middle Temple Library. Catalogue of the Printed
Books in the Library of the Middle Temple, alphabeti-
cally arranged, with an Index of Subjects. Lond.
1880. 8vo.

Bibliotheca Norfolciana sive Catalogus Libb. manu-
scriptorum et impressorum quos Illustr. Princeps Hen-
ricus Dux NorfolciseEegiaSocietati Londinensi donavit.
[A Gulielmo Perry.] Lond. 1681. 4to.

MANCHESTER.
Catalogue of the Books in the Manchester Free
' Library Eeference Department. I'repared by A.
Crestadoro. Lond. 1864. 8vo.

CA.TKLOG\rES>— Continued.
NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE.

Catalogue of the Central Lending Department, New-
castle-upon-Tyne Public Libraries. Compiled by W.
J. Haggerston. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1880. 8vo.

Catalogue of the Books in the Juvenile Lending
Department, Newcastle-upon-Tyne Public Libraries.
Compiled by W. J. Haggerston. N etccastle-vpon-Tyne,
1880. 8vo.

OXFORD.
Catalogus impressorum librorum Bibliothecse Bod-
leianse in Acadetnia Oxoniensi. Cura et opera ThomiB
Hyde. Cconii, 1674. foUo.

ST. ANDREWS.
Catalogue of Books added to the Library of the
Universityof St. Andrews, 1867-1877. 8 parts. Edinh.
1869-1877. 8vo.

FOREIGN PUBLIC LIBRARIES.

DRESDEN.

Verzeichuiss der Periodica aus den Gebieten der
Literatur, Kunst und Wissenschaft im besitze der K.
Oeffentlichen Bibliothek zu Dresden. Yon Paul Emil
Eichter. Dresden, 1880. 8vo.

Verzeichnisse der Neuen Werke der KGuigl. OefFent-
lichen Bibliothek zu Dresden. Herausgegeben von
Paul Emil Eichter. Dresden, 1880, 1881. 8vo.

FLORENCE
BibliothecBB Mediceo-Laurentianae Catalogus.
BisoiONius (Ant. Maria).

See also, Bandini (Ang. Maria).

See

FRANCE.

Catalogue G6n6ral des Manuscrits des Bibliothfeques
Publiques des Dt5partments. Tome IV.-VL Paris,
1872-1879. 4to.

BibUotheque Nationale : Catalogue de I'Histoire de
France. Vols. IX.-XL Paris, 1865-1879. 4to.

Catalogue des Manuscrits Fran9ais. Vols. I.-III.
Paris, 1868-1881. 4to.

MONTE CASINO.
Bibliotheca Casinensis sen Codicum Manuscriptorum
qui in Tabulario Casinensi asservantur Series. 4 vols.
Ex Typoyraphia Casinenni. 1873-1880. folio.

MUNICH.
Catalogus Codicum manu scriptorum Eibliothecae
Eegiae Monacensis. — Vol. I. Codices Orientales. — III.
and IV. Codices Latini. — V. Codices Germanici. —
VII. Codices Gallici, Hispanici, Italici, Anglici, etc
5 vols. Monachii, 1858-1881. 8vo.

CATALOGUES— CATULLUS.

1161

CATALOGUES— Continued.
STOCKHOLM.

Kongl. Bibliotekets Handlingar. Part I. Stock-
holm, 1879. 8vo.

Brittiska och Fransyska Handskrifter. See Stephens
(George).

CATALOGUES OF PRIVATE LIBRARIES
(Chiefly dispersed by Public Auction).

Archibald Constable's Sale Catalogue, 1799. — Cata-
logue of Books consisting of nearly thirty thousand
Volumes on Sale at the shop of Archibald Constable
and Co. Edinb. 1808. — Catalogue of Books on Sale
by Constable, Hunter, Park, and Hunter. Lond.
1809. 8vo.

Sale Catalogue of the Extensive and Valuable
Library of the late David Laing, LL.D. 4 parts in
2 vols. Lond. 1879-1880. 8vo.

List of Manuscript Books in the Collection of David
David Laing, LL.D. Edinh. 1879. 8vo.

Bibliotheca Sunderlandiana. Sale Catalogue of the
Sunderland and Blenheim Library. Second Portion.
Lond. 1882. 8vo.

Catalogus Librorum Italicorum, Latinorum et Manu-
acriptorum magno sumptu et labore per triginta an-
norum spatium Liburni collectorum. Liburni, 1756.
8vo.

Catalogo della Biblioteca di Monsignore Natale
Saliceti. Roma, 1789. 8vo.

Catalogue des Livres de feu M. L'Abb^ d'Orleans de
Eotholin. Par G. Martin. (Prices in MS.) Paris,
1746. 8vo.

Catalogue des Livres de M. le President Crozat de
Tugny. Paris, 1751. 8vo.

Catalogue des Livres de la BibUothfcque de feu M. de
Selle. (With prices added.) Paris, 1761. 8vo.

Catalogue des Livres de la Bibliothenue de feu
Frangois-Cesar Le Tellior, Marquis do Courtauvaux.
(Prices in MS.) Paris, 1782. 8vo.

Catologue des Livres rares et prdcieux de la Biblio-
thfeque de M. Mel do Saint Ceran. Paris, 1791. 8vo.

Catalogue de la Bibliothfeque de feu MM. Lorry.
Paris, 1791. 8vo.

Catalogue des Livres composant la Bibliothfeque
de feu M. Louis Matthieu Langles. (Avec Tables
Alphabetiques et le Prix des Livres.) Paris, 1825.
8vo.

Catalogue IllustrcS des Livres Pr^cieux, Manuscrits et
Imprimis, faisant partie de la Bibhothfeque de M. Am-
broise Firniin-Didot. Pr^cdd6 d'une Introduction par
M. PauUn, Paris. Paris, 1878. small folio.

CATALOGVES— Continued.
BOOKSELLERS' CA TA LOG UES

Description Bibliographique des Livres Choisis en
tous genres composant la Libraire J. Techener. 2 vols.
Paris, 1855, 1858. 8vo.

Bernard Quaritch's Greneral Catalogue of Books.
Lond. 1880. thick 4to.

CATECHISMS.

A Brief Instruction in the Worship of God and Dis-
cipline of the Churches of the New Testament by way
of Question and Answers, n.p., 1667. 12mo.

The Catechism for the Curats compos'd by the
Decree of the Council of Trent Faithfully translated
into English. Lond. 1687. 8vo.

Compendio della Dottrina Cristiana, corretto e ris-
tampato per ordine di sua Eccellenza D. Francesco
Saverio Caruana, Arcivescovo di Rodi e Vescovo di
Malta. (Alaltese and Italian.) Malta, 1843. 12 mo.

CATHEDRALS.

Essays on Cathedrals. See Howson (J. S.)

CATHERIKE (Saint), of Alexandria.

The Legend of St. Katherine of Alexandria. Edited
from a Manuscript in the Cottonian Library bj' James
Morton, B.D. Z,o)trf. 1841. 4to. (Abbotsford Club.)

CATHERINE IL, Empress of Russia.

Memoirs of the Empress Catherine II. Written by
Herself, with a Preface by A. Herzen. Translated
from the French. Lond. 1859. post 8vo.

CATHOLIQUE APOLOGIE(A) against the Libels,
Declarations, Advices, and Consultations made, written,
and published by those of the League. By E. D. L.
I. C. Lond., n.d. small 8vo.

CATTERMOLE (Georqe).

Illustrations of Haddon Hall, from Sketches made
on the Spot Derby, 1839. royal 4to.

CATTERMOLE (Rev. R.)

Cattermole's Historical Annual The Great Civil
War of Charles I. and the Parliament 2 vols. Lond.
1841, 1844. royal 8vo.

CATULLUS (C. Valerius).

C. Valerius Catullus et in eum Jo. Antonii Vulpii
Novus Commentariui?. Patavii, 1737. 4to.

The Poems of Catullus. Translated into English
Verse, with an Introduction and Notes, by Theodore
Martin Edinb. 1875. post 8vo.

7h

1162

CAUSSIN^CHADWICK.

CAUSSIN (Nicholas), S.J.

The Holy Court, treating of the Motives which
should excite men of Quality to Christian Perfection,
etc. Translated (from French) into English by Sir T.
Hawkens and others. Lond. 1663. folio.

CAVALLEKIIS (Jo. Bapt. de).

Ecclesiae Militantis Triumphi prout in Ecclesia S.
Stephani Eotundi, Nic. Circinani manu depicta et Jo.
Bapt de Cavalleriis aeneis typis accurate expressa.
Roma, 1766. folio.

CAVANAGH (C), Barrister.

The Law of Money Securities. Lond. 1879. 8vo.

CAVE (Lewis W.)

Addison on Contracts. See Addison (Charles G.)

CAVE (William), D.D.

Primitive Christianity ; or, the Eeligion of the Ancient
Christians in the first Ages of the Gospel. 3 parts in
1 voL Lond. 1676. 8vo.

A Dissertation concerning the Government of the
Ancient Church. Lond. 1683. 8vo.

CAVELLI (Marquise Campana de).
Les Derniers Stuarts a Saint-Germain. See Stuart
Family, p. 974.

CAAVDEEY (Daniel).

The Inconsistencie of the Independent Way with
Scripture and itself. Lond. 1641. 4to.

CAXTON (William).

The Statutes of Henry VII., in exact Facsimile, from
the very Kare Original. Printed by Caxton in 1489.
Edited with Notes and Instructions by John Eae.
Lond. 1869. small folio.

The Fifteen O's, and other Prayers, printed at West-
minster by William Caxton (circa M.CCCC.XC.)
Eeproduced in Photolithography, by Stephen Ayling.
Lond. 1869. small 4to.

Book of Curtesye. See Early English Text
Society.

CAXTON CELEBEATION.

Catalogue of the Loan Collection of Antiquities,
Curiosities, and Appliances connected with the Art of

Printing, South Kensington.
Lond. 1877. 12mo.

Edited by George Bullen.

CECCONI (Eugenio).

Storia del Concilio Ecumenico Vaticano. Scritta
8ui documenti originali. Vols. I. and II. Roma,
1873, 1879. royal 8vo.

CECIL (Sir William), Lord Burgldeij.

A Declaration of the favourable Dealings of her
Majesties Commissioners appointed for the Examina-
tion of certaine Traitours, and of Tortures unjustly
reported to be done on them for Matters of Eeligion.
n.p., 1583. small 4to.

CELLINI (Benvenuto).

La Vie de Benvenuto Cellini, ^crite par lui-mgme.
Traduction, Leopold Leclanch6 ; Notes et Index de Jil.
Franco. Paris, 1881. 8vo.

CEEVANTES SAAVEDEA (Miguel de).

El Ingenioso Hidalgo Don Quijote. Con el Elogio
de Cervantes por D. Jose Mor de Fuentes. Paris,
1835. 8vo.

Trabajos de Persiles y Sigismunila. Paris, 1841.
8vo. (Coleccion de los Mejores Autores Espaiioles.)

The Ingenious Knight Don Quixote do la Mancha.
A new Translation from the Originals of 1606 and
1608, by Alexander James Duffield, with some of the
Notes of the Eev. John Bowie, Juan Antonio Pellicer,
Don Diego Clemencin, and other Commentators. 3 vols.
Lond. 1881. 8vo.

CESNOLA (Louis Palma di).

Cyprus : its Ancient Cities, Tombs, and Temples.
A Narrative of Eesearches and Excavations. Lond.
1877. 8vo.

CEYLON.

A General Description of the Island, Historical,
Physical, Statistical ; containing the most recent Infor-
mation. By [H. S.], an Officer late of the Ceylon
Eifles. 2 vols. Lond. 1876. 8vo.

CHABAT (Pierre).

Dictionnaire des Termes employes dans la Construc-
tion des divers genres d'Edifices anciens et modernes.
2 vols. Paris, 1875, 1876. small folio.

CHABEET DE L'HEEAULT (Jean-Claude).

Galerie des Peintres, ou Collection des Portraits des
Peintres le plus c61febres de toutes les Ecoles. Accom-
pagn6e d'une Notice historique et d'un Discours sur les
Arts. 3 vols. Paris, 1822-1834. large folio.

CHABOT (Charles).

The Handwriting of Junius, professionally investi-
gated. With Preface and collateral Evidence by the
Hon. Edward Twisleton. Lond. 1871. 4to.

CHADWICK (William).

The Life and Times of Daniel De Foe ; with Ee-
marks, digressive and discursive. Lond. 1859. 8vo.

CHAFFEES— CHANDLER

1161

CHAFFEES (William).

Marks and Monograms on Pottery and Porcelain ;
with Historical Notices of each Manufactory, with
Potters' Marks and Illustrations. Third edition.
Lond. 1872. royal 8vo.

Hall Marks on Grold and Silver Plate, illustrated
with Tables of Annual Date Letters employed in the
Assay Offices of England, Scotland, and Ireland. Lond.
1872. royal 8vo.

CHALLENGER.

Report on the Scientific Eesults of the Voyage of
H.M.S. Challenger. See Thomson (Sir C. Wyville).

CHALMERS (Gborgb).

Introduction to the History of the Revolt of the
American Colonies. 2 vols. Boston, 1845. 8vo.

CHALMERS (M. D.)

Digest of the Law of Bills of Exchange, Promissory
Notes, and Cheques. Lond. 1878. 8vo.

CHALMERS (Maroaret), of Lenoick.
Poems. Newcastle, 1813. Svo.

CHALMERS (Rev. Thomas), D.D.

An Enquiry into the Extent and Stability of National
Resources. Edinh. 1808. 8vo.

CHALMERS ASSOCIATION (The).

Pauperism and the Poor-Laws. The Lectures de-
livered in Edinburgh in 1869-70 ; with kindred
Papers. Edited by Thomas Ivory, Advocate. Edinh.
1870. 8vo.

CHAMBERS (George F.)

A Handbook for Public Meetings as to the Duties of
Chairmen, Rules of Debate, etc. Lond. 1878. 8vo.

CHAMBERS (Robert), LL.D.

The Book of Days ; a Miscellany of Popular Anti-
quities in connection with the Calendar. Edited by
R. Cliambers. 2 vols. Edinb. 1866, 1868. royal 8vo.

The Traditions of Edinburgh. New edition. Edinb.

1869. post Svo.

Popular Rhymes of Scotland. New edition. Edinb.

1870. post 8vo.

Life of Sir "Walter Scott, Bart. Edinh. 1871.
12 mo.

The Thrieplands of Fingask : a Family Memoir.
Written in 1853 by Robert Chambers, LL.D. Edinb.
1880. post 8vo. I

CHAMBERS (William), LL.D.

Ailie Gilroy : a Scottish Story. Edinh. 1872.
12mo.

Memoir of Robert Chambers, with Autobiographic
Reminiscences of William Chambers. Edinh. 1872.
12mo.

Stories of Remarkable Persons. Edinb. \^7%. 12mo.

Stories of Old Families. Edinh. 19^19,. 12mo.

Peebles and its Neighbourhood, with a Run on the
Peebles Railway. Edinb. 1856. Svo.

CHAMBERS'S ENGLISH DICTIONARY, Pro-
nouneing, Explanatory, and Etymological. With
Vocabularies of Scottish Words and Phrases, American-
isms, etc. Edited by James Donald. Edinb. 1872.
royal Svo.

CHAMBERS'S ENCYCLOPEDIA.

CLOPiEDIAS.

See Enot-

CHAMPLAIN (Samuel).

Narrative of a Voyage to the West Indies and
Mexico, 1599-1602. Translated from the unpublished
MS., with Biographical Notice by A. Wilmere, edited
by N. Shaw. Lond. 1859. Svo. (Hakluyt Society.)

CHAMPLEUEY.

Les Enfants. Paris, 1873. Svo.

CHANCERY IN SCOTLAND.

Decennial Indexes to the Services of Heirs in Scot-
land. Vol. IL 1750-1799. Edinb. 1870. foUo.

The same, commencing January 1, 1800, ending
December 31, 1809. Edinb. 1875. folio.

Annual Indexes to the Services of Heirs in Scotland,
commencing January 1, 1860, ending December 31,
1879. Second Series. 2 vols. Edinh. 1871-1880.
folio.

The same, commencing January 1, and ending
December 31, 1880. Edinb. 1881. folio.

CHANDLER (John Westbrooke).

Sir Hubert ; an Heroic Ballad. Lond. 1800. 8va

CHANDLER (Pelkg. W.)
American Crii
1844. post Svo,

American Criminal Trials. 2 vols. Boston, 1841,

CHANDLER (Richard), D.D.

Travels in Asia Minor and Greece; or, an Acconnt
of a Tour made at the expense of the Society of Dilet-
tantL 2 vols. Lond. 1776. 4to.

1164

CHANSONS— CHETHAM SOCIETY.

CHANSONS.

Cy ensuyt une Chanson moult pitoyable des griev-
ouses Oppressions qe la povre Commune de Engletere
souffre soubz la Cruelte des Justices de Trayllbastun. —
Le Dit du Jongleur de Ely et de men Seigneur le Roy
de Engletere. — Le Dit de la Gageure. — Un chaunt sur
la Mort e Occysiou du tres noble Seigneur Symon de
Montfort. (Edited by Sir Francis Palgrave.) Lond.
1818. 4to.

CHANTELAUZE (M. R.)

Marie Stuart, son Procfes et son Execution, d'aprfes
le Journal In6dit de Bourgoing son M6decin, la Corres-
pondance d'Amyas Paulet son Geolier, et autres Docu-
ments nouveaux. Paris, 1876. large 8vo.

CHANZY (GiiN^RAL).

Campagne de 1870-1871. La Deuxifeme Arm^e de
la Loire. Paris, 1876. 8vo, and Atlas in folio.

CHAP LITERATURE.

John Cheap, the Chapman's Library : the Scottish
Chap Literature of last Century classified, with the
Life of Dougal Graham. 3 vols. Glasgow, 1877-1878.
12mo.

See also, Eraser (John).

CHAPMAN (George).

The Comedies and Tragedies of George Chapman,
now first collected, with illustrative Notes, and a
Memoir of the Author. 3 vols. Lond. 1873. 12mo.

The Works of George Chapman. Plays, edited
with Notes by Richard Heme Shepherd. Lond. 1874.
crown 8vo.

CHARLEMAGNE ROMANCES.

Karl der Grosse von dem Strickler. See Bibliothek
DER Deutschen Literatur.

See also, Eablt Engush Text Society.

CHARLES THE FIRST, King of England.

Bibliotheca Regia ; or, the Royal Library, containing
a second Collection of such of the Papers of his late
Majesty as have escaped the wrack and mines of these
times. 2 parts. Lond. 1659. 8vo.

Effata Regalia. See Watson (Richard).

Narrative of the Spanish Marriage Treaty. See
Camden Society.

CHARLES GUSTAVUS, King of Sweden.
A Perfect Relation of the several Assaults and
• Storms made by the King of Sweden upon Copen-
hagen. Lond. 1658. 4to.

CHARLES WORTH (Rev. Vernon J.)

Rowland Hill : his Life, Anecdotes, and Pulpit
Sayings ; with an Introduction by C. H. Spurgeon.
Lond. 1877. 12mo.

CHARNOCK (Rev. Stephen).

The Complete Works of Stephen Chamock, B.D.,
with Introduction by the Rev. James M'Cosh, LL.D.
5 vols. Edinh. 1864-1866. 8vo.

CHASSANT (L, Alph.)

Dictionnaire des Abbreviations Latines et Frangaises
usit^es dans les Inscriptions, les Manuscrits et les
Chartes. Paris, 1876. 12mo.

CHATEAU (LifeoN).

Histoire et Caraotferes de I'Architecture en France.
Paris, 1864. 8vo.

CHATFIELD (C.)

Teutonic Antiquities; or, Historical and Geographical
Sketches of Roman and Barbarian History. Lond.
1828. 8vo.

CHAUCER (Geoffrey).

The Astrolabe. See Early English Text Society.
Translation of Boethius. See Early English Text
Society.

CHETHAM SOCIETY.

Remains, Historical and Literary, connected
with the Palatine Counties op Lancaster and
Chester. Published by the Chbtham Society. 48
vols. Manchester, 1844-1880. 4to.

1. Travels in Holland, the United Provinces, Eng-

land, Scotland, and Ireland (1634, 1635). By
Sir William Brereton, Bart. Edited by Edward
Hawkins. 1844.

2. Tracts relating to the Military Proceedings iu

Lancashire during the Great CivU War. Edited
by George Ormerod. 1844.

3. Chester's Triumph in Honor of her Prince, as it

was performed upon St. George's Day, 1610.
1844.

4. The Life of Adam Martindale, written by Himself.

Edited by the Rev. Richard Parkinson, B.D.,
Canon of Manchester. 1845.

5. Lancashire Memorials of the Rebellion, 1715.

Edited by Samuel Hibbert Ware. 1845.

6. Pott's Discovery of Witches in the County of

Lancaster. Reprinted from the original edition
of 1613. With an Introduction and Notes by
James Crossley. 1845.

CHETHAM SOCIETY— CHEVELERE.

1165

CHETHAM SOCIKIY— Continued.
7. Iter Lancastrenso ; a Poeiu, written a.d. 1636, by

the Rev. Richard Jainos. Now first printed.

Edited with Notes and Introductory Memoir by

Rev. Thomas Corser. 1845.
10, 11, 16, 20. The Coucher Book, or Chartulary of

Whalley Abbey. Edited by W. A. Hulton.

4 vols. 1848-1849.
15. The Holy Life and History of Saint Werburge.

Edited by Edward Hawkins. 1848.

17. "Warrington in MC(/CLXV. as described in a Co-

temporary Rent Roll of the Legh Family of
Lyme Park. Edited by W. Beamont. 1849.

18. The Diary of the Rev. Henry Newcome from Sep-

tember 30, 1661, to September 29, 1663. Edited
by Thomas Hey wood. 1849.

19. 21, 22. Notitia Cestriensis ; or. Historical Notices

of the Diocese of Chester. By the Right Rev.
Francis Gastrell, Bishojj of Chester. Now first
printed with Notes by Rev. F. R. Raines.
3 parts. 1849-1850.

23. A Golden Mirrour conteining certaine pithie and

figurative Visions prognosticating Good Fortune
to England. By Richard Robinson of Alton.
Reprinted with Introduction and Notes by Rev.
T. Corser. 1851.

24, 37, 57, 83, 93, aud 103. Chetham Miscellanies.

6 vols. 1851-1878.

25. Cardinal Allen's Defence of Sir William Stanley's

Surrender of Deventer, January 29, 1586-87.
Edited by Thomas Hey wood. 1851.

26, 27. The Autobiography of Henry Newcome.

Edited by Richard Parkinson. 2 parts. 1852.

28. The Jacobite Trials at Manchester in 1694, from an

unpublished MS. Edited by W. Beamont. 1853.

29. The Stanley Papers. Part. I. The Earls of Derby

and the Verse-Writers and Poets of the Six-
teenth and Seventeenth Centuries. By Thomas
Hey wood. 1853.

30. Documents relating to the Priory of Penwortham,

and other Possessions in Lancashire of the Abbey
of Evesham. Edited by W. A. Hulton. 1853.

31. The Stanley Papers. Part II. The Derby

Household Book, comprising an Account of the
Household Regulations and Expenses of Edward
and Henry, third and fourth Earls of Derby.
Edited by the Rev. F. R. Raines. 1853.
48. A Catalogue of the Collection of Tracts for and
against Popery (published in or about the Reign
of James II.) in the Manchester Library,
founded by Henry Chetham ; in which is in-
corporated the whole of Peck's List, etc. Edited
by Thomas Jones. Part I. 1859.

CHETHAM SOCIETY— Ccmtinued.

49, 50. The Lancashire Lieutenancy under the Tudors
and Stuarts. Edited by John Harland. 2 parts.
1859.

52, 55, etc. Collectanea Anglo-Pootica ; or, a Biblio-

graphical and Descriptive Catalogue of a Portion
of a Collection of Early English Poetry, etc.
By the Rev. Thomas Corser. Parts 1 to 10.
1860-1880.

53, 56, and 58. Mamecestre ; being Chapters from the

Early Recorded History of the Barony, the
'Lordship or Manor, the Borough or Town of
Manchester. Edited by John Harland. 3 vols.
1861, 1862.
59 and 60. A History of the Chantries within the
County Palatine of Lancaster ; being the lie-
ports of the Royal Commissioners of Henry
VIIL, Edward VI., and Queen Mary. Edited
by the Rev. F. R. Raines. 2 vols. 1862.

61. Abbott's Journal. The Trials at Manchester in

1694. Edited by the lit. Rev. Alexander Goss,
D.D. 1864.

62. A Discourse of the War in Lancashire. Edited by

William Beamont. 1864.

66, 67, and 70. The Stanley Papers. Part IIL
Private Devotions and Miscellanies of James,
Seventh Earl of Derby, K.G. ; with a Prefatory
Memoir, and an Appendix of Documents.
Edited by the Rev. F. R. Raines. 3 vols.
1867.

88. The Visitation of the County Palatine of Lan-
caster, made in the year 1664-5, by Sir William
Dugdale. Edited by the Rev. F. R. Raines.
Part IIL 1873.

104 and 105. The History of the Parish of Garstang,
in the County of Lancaster. By LieutrColonel
Henry FishwicL 2 parts. 1878, 1879.

General Index to the Remains, Historical and Literary,
published by the Chetham Society. Vols. I.-
XXX. 1863.

CHEVALIER (Michel).

Le Mexique Ancien et Moderue. Paris, 1863.
12mo.

The same. Translated by Thomas Alpass. 2 vols.
Lond. 1864. 8vo.

CHEVALIER (Ulysse).

Repertoire des Sources Historiques du Moyen-Age.
Troisitme Fascicule, J — O. Paris, 1880. 8vo.

CHEVELERE ASSIGNE. See Earlt English
Text Society.

1166

CHITTY— CLAEK.

CHITTY (Joseph), Jun.

A Treatise on the Law of Contracts, and upon the
Defences to Actions thereon. The ninth edition, hy
John Archibald Eussell, LL.B., Q.C. Lmd. 1871.
royal 8vo.

CHIUSHINGUEA ; or, the Loyal League : a
Japanese Romance, translated by Frederick Y. Dickins.
New Tm-k, 1876. oblong 8va

CHODZKO (Alexander).

Specimens of the Popular Poetry of Persia as found
in the Adventures and Improvisations of Kurroglou
the Bandit, Minstrel of Northern Persia, and in the
Songs of the People inhabiting the Shores of the
Caspian Sea. Translated with Notes. Land. 1842. 8vo.

CHRISTIAN V. See Denmark.

CHRISTLIEB (Thbouosb), D.D.

Modem Doubt and Christian Belief. A series of
Apologetic Lectures. Translated by Rev. H. U. Weit-
brecht and edited by Rev. T. L. Kingsbury. FAinh.
1874. 8vo. (Clark's Foreign Theol. Library.)

CHROMO-LITHOGRAPH (The), a Journal of Art,
Decoration, and the Accomplishments ; with which is
incorporated " Nature and Art." VoL I. (AU pub-
lished.) Lond. 1868. royal 8vo.

CHRONIQUES GRECaROMANES.
(Charles).

See HoPF

CHURCH (Rev. Alfred J.)

Stories from Virgil. With Twenty-four Illustra-
tions from Pinelli's Designs. Lond. 1879. post 8vo.

Stories from Homer. With Illustrations from Flax-
wan's Designs. Lond. 1878. post 8vo.

CHURCH (R. W.), D.C.L.

Dante : an Essaj^. To which is added a translation
of De Monarchia, by F. J. Church. Ijond. 1878.
post 8vo.

Spenser. Lond. 1879. post 8vo. (English Men
of Letters.)

CHURCH (The) and the Age : Essays on the
Pi'inciples and Present Position of the Anglican
Church. Edited by the Rev. Archibald Weir and the
Rev. William Dalrymple Maclagan. Zo«d. 1870. 8vo.

The same. Second Series. Lond. 1872. 8vo.

CHYTR^US (Nathan).

Fasti Ecclesise Christianse. Lib. III. -XL Rostochii,
1584. 8vo. (Bound with Cassius Parmensis.)

CICERO (M. TuLLius).

Orationum pro Tullio, in Clodium, pro Scanro, pro
Flacco Fragmenta Inedita ex membranis Palimpsestis
Taurinens. eruta et cum Ambrosianis Fragmentis con-
juncta ab Amedeo Peyrone. Cum hujus integris et
suis annotationibus edidit Carolus Beier. Lipsi(M,
1825. 8vo.

Tre Orationi di Cicerone. 1. Per M. Marcello.
2. In favoro della Legge Manilia. 3. Philippica Se-
conda, tradotta per M. Giovanni Guistiniano. Venezia,
1537-1538. small 8vo.

Sebaldi J. E. Rau Variarum Lectionum Liber ad
Ciceronis Orationes pertinens. Lufjduni Batav. 1834.
8vo.

CID (The).

Romancero e Historia del Caballero el Cid Rny
Diaz de Vibar. Recopilado por Juan de Escobar.
Edicion adornarda con una version Castellana de la
Vida del Cid por D. Juan de Muller. Francnforto,
1828. 12mo.

CIEZA DE LEON (Pedro).

Travels, a.d. 1532-50, contained in the first Part of
his Chronicle of Peru. Translited and edited by C.
R. Markham. Lond. 1864. 8vo. (Hakluyt Society.)

CIVIL ENGINEERS.

Charter, By-Laws and Regulations, and List of
Members of the Institution of Civil Engineers. Lond.
1881. 8vo.

CLARENDON (Edward, Earl of).

The Proceedings in the House of Commons touching
the Impeachment of Edward, late Earl of Clarendon,
1667. n.p., 1700. 8vo.

CLARK (Charles).

John Noakes and Mary Stiles. A Poem exhibiting
some of the most striking Lingual Localisms peculiar
to Essex. With a Glossary. Lond. 1839. 8vo.

CLARK (Charles).

A Digested Index to all the Reports in the House of
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The Rise and Fall of the Confederate Government.
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Voyages and Works. Edited with an Introduction
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Report of the Case between the Eov. Cave Jones
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Dreams about Edward II.
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Australian Aborigines : the Languages and Customs
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Prodromus Systematis Naturalis Regni Vegetabilis.
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De Scriptis Adespotis, Pseudepigraphis et Suppositi-
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A History of the Precious Metals from the Earliest
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Histoire d'un Livre. Paris, 1879.

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Estaits in commendation of Vertew, etc. Edited
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39, 56. The " Gest Hystoriale " of the Destruction of

Troy : an Alliterative Romance, translated from
Guido de Colonna's Hystoria Troiana. Now
first edited by Rev. G. A. Panton and D.
Donaldson. 2 parts. 1869, 1874.

40. English Gilds. The original Ordinances of more

than one hundred Early English Gilds from
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Centuries. Edited by Toulmin Smith, with an
Essay on Gilds by L. Brentano. 1870.

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Lauder (William), p. 571.

42. Bernardus de cura rei famuliaris, with some Early

Scottish Prophecies, etc. Edited by J. Rawson
Lumby. 1870.

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46. Legends of the Holy Rood; Symbols of the

Passion and Cross Poems, in Old English of the
Eleventh, Fourteenth, and Fifteenth Centuries.
Edited with Introduction, Translations, etc, by
Richard Morris. 1871.

47. Sir D. Lyndesay's Minor Poems. See No. 35.

48. The Times' Whistle ; or, a Newe Daunce of Seven

Satires and other Poems compiled by R C.
Now first edited by J. M. Cowper. 1871.

49. An Old English Miscellany containing a Bestiary,

Kentish Sermons, Proverbs of Alfred, Religious
Poems of the Thirteenth Century. Edited by
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50. Gregory's Pastoral Care. See No. 45.

51. The Liflade of St. Juliana from two old Manu-

scripts of 1230 A.D., with renderings into
Modern English by Rev. O. Cockayne and
Edmund Brock. 1872.

52. 72. Palladius on Husbandrie. Edited from an

unique MS. of about 1420 a.d., by Rev. Barton
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53. Old English Homilies. See No. 29.

54. Vision of Piers Plowman. See No. 28.

55. 70. Generydes. A Romance in Seven-Line

Stanzas. Edited by W. Aldis Wright. 2 parts.
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56. Destruction of Troy. See No. 39.

57. 59, 62, 66, 68. Cursor Mundi (The Cursur o the

world). A Northumbrian Poem of the XI V""
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59. Cursor Mundi. See No. 57.

60. Meditations on the Supper of our Lord and the

Hours of the Passion, by Cardinal John Bona-
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61. The Romance and Prophecies of Thomas of Ercel-

doune. Printed from five Manuscripts with
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62. Cursor Mundi. See No. 57.

63. Blickling Homilies. See No. 58.

64. Emblemes and Epigrames. (By Francis Thynne,

A.D. 1600.) Edited by F. J. Furnivall. 1876.

65. Be Domes Da;ge. De Die Judicii. An old Eng-

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69. Adam Dav^s 5 Dreams about Edward II. The

Life of St. Alexius. Solomon's Book of Wisdom.
St Jerome's 15 Tokens before Doomsday. The
Lamentation of Souls. Edited by F. J. Furni-
vall. 1878.

70. Generydes. See No. 55.

71. The Lay Folks Mass Book, or the Manner of Hear-

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People, in four Texts ; and Offices in English
according to the Use of York. Edited with
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72. Palladius on Husbandrie. See No. 53.

73. Bhckling Homilies. See 58.

74. The English Works of Wyclif hitherto unprinted.

Edited by F. D. Matthew. 1880.

75. Catholicon Anglicum, an English-Latin Wordbook,

dated 1483. Edited with Introduction and
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by Henry B. Wheatley. 1881.

76. Aelfric's Lives of Saints ; being a Set of Sermons

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tione Philosophise." Edited by Richard Morris.
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with a Preface, Notes, and Glossarial Index by
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Gilbert.) A Booke of Precedence. The Order-
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Harman's Caveat, Haben's Sermon in Praise of
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3 parts. 1870-1877.

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Eighth. ^ — Part I. Life and Letters of Sir Thomas
Starkey, with an Extract from Sir William
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(1550-53, A.D.). Edited by J. Meadows Cooper.
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15. The Select Works of Robert Crowley, Printer,

Archdeacon of Hereford (1559-1567). Edited
with Introduction and Notes by J. M. Cowper.
1872.

16. A Treatise on the Astrolabe, addressed to his son

Lowys by Geoffrey Chaucer, A. D. 1391. Edited
from the earliest MSS. by Rev. W. W. Skeat.
1872.

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With an Appendix of Contemporary English
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Scottisheman (1547). — The Epistle of the Lord
Protector Somerset (1548). — The Epitome of
Nicholas Bodrugan alias Adams (1548). Re-
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Glossary by James A. H. Murray. 2 parts.
1872, 1873.

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tional Treatise on Divine Service, with a Trans-
lation of the Offices used by the Sisters of the
Brigittine Monastery of Sion. Edited with
Introduction and Notes by J. H. Blunt. 1872.

20. 24, 28, 30. The History of the Holy Grail, Eng-

lisht about 1450 a.d., by Herry Lonelich,
Skynner, from the French Prose of Siers Robiers
de Borron. Re-edited by Fred. J. FurnivaU.
4 parts. 1874-1878.

21. The Bruce. See No. 11.

22. Henry Brinklow's Complaynt of Roderyck Mors,

some tyme a Gray Fryre (about a.d. 1542); and
the Lamentacyon of a Christen agaynst the
Citye of London made by Roderigo Mors
(a.d. 1545). Edited from the Black-Letter
Originals by J. Meadows Cowper. 1874.

23. Early English Pronunciation. See No. 2.

24. History of the Holy Grail. See No. 20.

25. 26. The Romance of Guy of Warwick. Edited by

Dr Julius Zupitza. 2 parts. 1875, 1876.
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Rochester. Now first collected by John E. B.
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30. History of the Holy GraiL See No. 20.

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ander to Dindimus, King of the Brahmains, with
the Replies of Dindimus ; being a second
Fragment of the Alliterative Romance of
Alisaunder. Re-edited by Rev. Walter W.
Skeat 1878.

32. Life and Letters of Sir T. Starkey. See No, 12.

33. The Early Engli.sh Versions of the Gesta Roman-

orum. Edited with Introduction, Notes, and
Glossary, by Sidney J. H. Herrtage. 1879.

34. 38. The English Charlemagne Romances. Part I.

Sir Ferumbras. — Part II. The Sege off Melayne
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Parts IIL and IV. The Lyf of the Noble and
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The Present State of Europe. See Newspapers.

EUROPEAN MAGAZINE and LONDON RE-
VIEW, containing Portraits, Biography, Anecdotes,
Literature, History, etc. By the Philological Society
of London. 50 vols. Lond. 1782-1806. 8vo.

EVANS (Arthur J.)

Through Bosnia and the Herzegovina on Foot,
during the Insurrection, August and September 1875 ;
■with an Historical Review of Bosnia, and a Glimpse of
the Croats, Slavonians, and the ancient Republic of
Ragusa. Lond. 1876. 8vo.

EVANS (Rev. G. W. D.) See Lanzi (Lnim).

EVANS (John).

The Ancient Stone Implements, "Weapons, and
Ornaments of Great Britain. Lond. 1872. royal 8vo.

EVANS (William).

Treatise upon the Law of Principal and Agent in
Contract and Tort. Lond. 1878. 8vo.

EVELYN (John),

Sculptura ; or, the History and Art of Chalcography
and Engraving in Copper. Lond. 1662. 8vo.

Publick Employment and an Active Life preferr'd
to Solitude. Lond. 1667. 8vo.

EWALD (Alex. Charles).

The Life and Times of Prince Charles Stuart, Count
of Albany, commonly called the Young Pretender.
2 vols. Land. 1875. 8vo.

EWALD (Alex. Cuakua)— Continued.
Stories from the State Papera. 2 vok Lond.
1883. post 8vo.

EWING (Alexandeb), D.C.L, Bishop of Argyll
and the Isles.

The Cathedral or Abbey Church of lona, and the
Early Celtic Church and Mission of St Columba,
Edinh. 1872. small 4to.

EXCERPTA VARIA Grsecorum Sophistarum. See
Allatiuj (Leo).

EXCHEQUER ROLLS of Scotland. See Eboobds
(Public).

EXECUTIVE JUSTICE.

Thoughts on Executive Justice with respect to our
Criminal Laws, particularly on the Circuits. By a
sincere well-wisher to the Public Second edition.
Lond. 1785. 12mo.

EYRE (Archbishop C.)

The History of St. Cuthbert ; or, an Account of his
Life, Decease, and Miracles ; of the Wanderings with
his Body at intervals during cxxiv years, and of the
various Monuments erected to his Memory. Lond.
1849. 8vo.

EYRE (Mary).

Over the Pyrenees into Spain. Zonrf. 1865. postSva

EYTON (Charlotte).

Notes on the Geology of North Shropshire. Lond.
1869. 12mo.

EYTON (Rev. Robert W.)

Antiquities of Shropshire. 12 vols, in 11. Lond.
1854-1860. 8vo.

Court, Household, and Itinerary of King Henry II.,
instancing also the Chief Agents and Adversaries of
the King in his Government, Diplomacy, and Strategy.
Lond. 1878. 4to.

A Key to Domesday, showing the method and
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of its more usual formulae. The subject being exem-
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Land. 1878. 4to.

Domesday Studies : an Analysis and Digest of the
Staffordshire Survey, with Tables and Notes, etc
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FABEETTI (Abiodantb).

Corpus Inscriptionum Italicarum antiquioris sevi
orJine geographico digestum et Glossarium Italicutu in
quo omnia vocabula continentur Umbricis, Sabinis,
Oscis, Volscis, Etruscis aliisque monumentis quae super-
sunt. Aug. Taurinorum, 1867. folio.

Supplementi alia Eaccolta delle Antichissime Iscri-
zioni Italiche. (I. -III.) Roma, 1872-1878. 4to.

FABRICIUS (Jo. Albebtus). See Allatius (Leo).

FAGAN (Louis).

The Life of Sir Anthony Panizzi, K.C.B., late Prin-
cipal Librarian of the British Museum. 2 vols. Lond.
1880. 8vo.

FAIRHOLT (Frederick William).

Rambles of an Archseologist among Old Books and
in Old Places ; being Papers on Art, in relation to
Archaeology, Painting, Art-Decoration, and Art-Manu-
facture. Lond. 1871. royal 8vo.

An illustrated Glossary of Terms for all Articles of
Use or Ornament worn about the Person. Lond. [1867.]
12mo.

FAITHFUL ADVICE from England by an honest
Scotsman. Edinh. 1706. 4to.

FAITHORNE (William).

The Art of Graveing and Etching. Lond. 1662. 8vo.

FALCONER (William).

The Shipwreck. Sixth edition. LowtZ. 1785. 8vo.

FALCONET (M.) et DIDEROT (M.)

Pieces on Sculpture in general, and particularly on
the celebrated Statue of Peter the Great. Translated
by William Tooke. Lond. 1777. 4to.

FARRAND (Mrs Hobson).

Songs of my Leisure Hours. Matlock, 1879.

12mo.

. FARRAR (Frederic W.), D.D.

The Life of Christ. 2 vols. Lond. 1870. 8vo.

Families of Speech : four Lectures delivered before
, the Royal Institution of Great Biitain. Lond. 1870.
post 8vo.

FARRAR (Frederic W.), D.D.—Continved.

Saintly Workers : five Lenten Lectures delivered in
St Andrew's, Holborn. Lo7id. 1878. post 8vo.

Language and Languages ; being Chapters on Lan-
guage and Families of Speech. Lond. 1878. post
8vo.

Life and Work of St. Paul. Lond. 1879. 8vo.

FAVOLIUS (Hugo).

Theatri Orbis Terrarum enchiridion, minoribus tabulis
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FAWCETT (Henry).

Pauperism : its Causes and Remedies. Lond. 1871.
post 8vo.

Free Trade and Protection : an Inquiry into the
Causes which have retarded the general adoption of
Free Trade into England. Lond. 1878. 8vo.

FAWCETT (William Mitchell).

A Compendium of the Law of Landlord and Tenant,
Lond. 1871. 8vo.

FAWKES (Francis).

The Works of Anacreon, Sappho, Bioii, Moschus,
and Musseus. Translated from the original Greek.
Lond. 1789. 8vo.

FEES.

Table of Fees for Conveyancing and General Busi-
ness. By the Society of Writers to H.M. Signet, the
Society of S.S.C. of Scotland, and the Faculty of Pro-
curators in Glasgow. Edinh. 1876. 4to.

Table of Fees for Enrolled Law Agents in the
Supreme Courts of Scotland, and Fees payable at
Public Offices. Edinb. 1877. 4to.

FERGUSSON (James).

Rude Stone Monuments in all Countries : their Age
and Usage. Lo7id. 1872. 8vo.

A History of Architecture in all Countries from the
earliest times to the present day. Second edition.
2 vols. Lond. 1874. 8vo.

History of Indian and Eastern Architecture. Form-
ing the third volume of the new edition of the
History of Architecture. Lond. 1876. 8vo.

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FERGUSSON' (James)— Conimaed

History of the Modern Styles of Architecture.
Forming tlie fourth volume of the History of Archi-
tecture. Lond. 1873. 8vo.

Tree and Serpent Worship ; or, Illustrations of
Mythology and Art in India in the first and fourth
Centuries after Christ. From the Sculptures of the
Buddhist Topes at Sanchi and Amravati. Lond. 1873.
imp. 4to.

A Short Essay on the Age and Uses of the Brochs
and the rude Stone Monuments of the Orkney Islands
and the North of Scotland. Lond. 1877. royal 8vo.

The Temples of the Jews, and the other Buildings
in the Haram Area at Jerusalem. Lond. 1878. 4to.

FERNE (Henry), D.D.

Certain Considerations touching this Reformed
Church of England, with a particular Examination of
Ant. Champney (Doctor of the Sorbon), his Exceptions
against the Ordination of the Protestant Bishops.
Lond. 1653. 12mo.

FERRAR (John).

A View of Ancient and Modem Dublin with its
Improvements to the year 1796, to which is added a
Tour to Bellevue, in the County of Wicklow. Dublin,
1796. 8vo.

FERRARIUS (Jo. Baptista), Soc. Jesn.

Hesperides, sive de Malorum Aureorum Cultura et
Usu libri iv. Romce, 1646. folio.

FEUERBACH (Anselm Ritter von).

Narratives of Remarkable Criminal Trials. Trans-
lated from the German by Lady Duff Gordon. Lond.
1846. 8vo.

FEUERBACH (Ludwig).

The Essence of Christianity. Translated from the
German by Marian Evans. Lo7id. 1881. 8vo.

FICHTE (Johann Gottueb).

The Science of Knowledge. Translated from the
German by A. E. Kroeger. Philadelphia, 1868. 8vo.

New Exposition of the Science of Knowledge.
Translated by A. E. Kroeger. Loud. 1869. 8vo.

Popular Works. The Nature of the Scholar : the
Vocation of Man : the Doctrine of Religion. With a
Memoir by William Smith, LL.D. Lond. 1873. 8vo.

FIELD (Maunsell B.), New York.

Memories of many Men, and of some Women : being
Personal Recollections during the last Thirty Years.
LoM. 1874. post 8vo.

FIELDS (Jambs T.)

Yesterdays with Authors. Lond. 1872. post Svo.

FIFE FLARS from 1619 to 1841. Cupar, 1842.
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FIFTEEN O's (The). Reproduced in Photolitho-
graphy. See Caxton (William).

FIGUEER (Louis).

Vies des Savants lUustres depuis 1' Antiquity jusqu'au
XIX* Siicle, avec 1' Appreciation Sommaire de leurs
Travaux. 4 vols. Paris, 1866-1869. royal 8vo.

The World before the Deluge. Lovd. 1865. 8vo.

FILLANS (James), Sculptor.
Memoir. See Patbrson (James).

FINDLAY (J. R.)

Hatton House, Mid-Lothian. Edinh. 1875. 4to.

FINDLAY (William).

The Tron Kirk, Edinburgh. Edinh. 1879. post 8vo.

FIORELLI (Giuseppe).

Descrizione di PompeL Napoli, 1875. 8vo.

FISH (Simon).

Supplication for Beggars. See Eablt Enoush
Text Society.

FISHER (John), Bishop of Rochester.

English Works. See Early English Text Society.

FISHER (Robert Alex.)

A Digest of the Reported Cases determined in the
House of Lords and Privy Council, and in the Courts
of Common Law, Divorce, etc., from Michaelmas Term
1756 to Hilary Term 1870. 5 vols. Lond. 1870.
royal Svo.

Fisher's Digest of the Reported Decisions in all the
Courts, with a Selection from the Irish ; the Cases
overruled and impeached. From Hilary Term 1870
to Easter Vacation 1880. Consolidated and arranged
by Thomas Willes Chitty, and John Mewa 2 vols.
Lond. 1880. Svo.

FISHER (Walter F.)

The Californians. Lmid. 1876.

post Svo.

FISHER (William Richabd), Bam'ster.

The Law of Mortgage, and other Securities upon
Property. Third Edition. 2 vols. Lond. 1876.
royal Svo.

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FISHWICK— FORBES.

FISHWICK (LiKUT.-CoL. Henry).

History of the Parish of Garstang. See Chetham

SOCIKTT.

FITZGEEALD (Percy).

The Life of David Garrick, from Original Family
Papers, and other Sources. 2 vols. Lond. 1868. 8vo.

Tlie Kembles : an Account of the Kemble Family,
including the Lives of Mrs Siddons, and her Brother,
John Philip Kemble. 2 vols. Land. 1871. 8vo.

Life and Adventures of Alexander Dumas. 2 vol&
Lond. 1873. 8vo.

FITZGERALD (W.)

An Ode to the Memory of Captain James Cook.
Lond. 1780. 4to.

FITZWYGRAM (Colonel F.)
Horses and Stables. Lowrf. 1869. 8vo.

FLAMMAEION (Camillb).

The Atmosphere. Translated from the French.
Edited by James Glaisher. Lond. 1873. royal 8vo.

FLAMSTEED (Rev. John).

Historia Coelestis Britannica, complectens Stellarum
fixarum necnon Planetarum omnium Observationes,
Sextante, Micrometro, etc., peractas. Quibus subjuncta
sunt Planetarum loca observante Jo. Flamsteedio, in
Observatorio Regio Grenoviensi ab anno 1675 ad
annum 1720. 3 vols. Londini, 1725. folio.

FLETCHER (Eliza Dawson, Mrs Archibald).

Autobiography of Mrs Fletcher, vi^ith Letters and
other Family Memorials. Edited by the Survivor of
her Family. Edinb. 1875. post 8vo.

FLETCHER (Joseph).

The History of the Revival and Progress of Inde-
pendency in England. 4 vols. Lond. 1 847. post 8vo.

FLEURY (G. RoHAULT de).
Fleury.

See RoHADLT de

FLINT (Professor Robert).

The Philosophy of History in France and Germany.
Edinh. 1874. 8vo.

Theism. The Baird Lectures for 1876. Edinh.
1877. post 8vo.

Anti-Theistic Theories. The Baird Lecture for 1877.
Edinh. 1879. post 8vo.

FLOOD (John C. H.)

. Treatise on the Law concerning Libel and Slander.
Lond. 1880. post 8vo.

FLORENCE.

Le Statue della Favola di Niobe della Imp. e R
Galleria di Firenze. Fisa, 1821. 4to.

FLORUS (L. Ann^us).

CL Salmasius addidit Lucium Ampelium. Lugd.
Batav. 1657. 12mo.

L. A. Floras, cum Notis integris CI. Sabnasii et
selectissimis Variorum accurante S. M. D. C. Amstel-
odami, 1674. 8vo.

FOARD (James T.)

A Treatise on the Law of Merchant Shipping and
Freight. Lond. 1880. 8vo.

FOLKARD (Henry Coleman), Barrister-at-Law.

The Law of Slander and Libel (founded upon the
Treatise of the late Mr Starkie) ; including Pleading
and Evidence, Civil and Criminal, adapted to the
present Procedure. Lond. 1876. royal 8vo.

FONBLANQUE (Edward Barrington de).

Political and Military Episodes in the latter half of
the Eighteenth Century, derived from the Life and
Correspondence of the Right Hon. John Burgoyne,
General, Statesman, Dramatist. Lond. 1876. 8vo.

FONTAINE (P. Jul.)

Manuel de 1' Amateur d'Autographes. Paris, 1836.

FONTANA (Carolus).

Templum Vaticanum et ipsius Origo, cum .lEdificiis
maxime conspicuis antiquitus et recens ibidem consti-
tutis. (Italian and Latin.) Romae, 1694. folio.

FONTETTE DE SOMMERY (M"^)
L'Oreille; Conte Asiatique. 2 vols, in 1. n.p. 1789.
small 8vo.

FOOTE (John Anderson).

Foreign and Domestic Law : a concise Treatise on
Private International Jurisprudence, based on the
Decisions in the English Courts. Lond. 1878. 8vo.

FORBES (Alexander) of Pitsligo, Lord of Session.

Essays, Moral and Philosophical, on several subjects.
Lo7id. 1734. 8vo.

FORBES (Alexander).

The War Correspondence of the " Daily News," 1870.
Edited with Notes and Comments, forming a continu-
ous Narrative of the "War between Germany and France.
Lond. 1871. post 8vo.

FORBES— FOWKE.

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FORBES (Alexander) — Continued.

The War Correspondence of the "Daily News,"
continued from the Recapture of Orleans by the
Germans to the Peace. Lond. 1871. post 8vo.

FORBES (Alexander Penrose), Bishop of Brechin.

Kalendars of Scottish Saints. With personal Notices
of those of Alba, Laudonia, and Strathclyde. Ediiih.
1872. 4to.

FORBES (Capt. C. J. F. S.)

British Burma and its People; being Sketches of
Native Manners, Customs, and Religion. Lond. 1878.
post 8vo.

FORBES (Duncan) and ARNOT (Sandford).
A New Persian Grammar. Lond. 1828. 8vo.

FORBES (James D.), LL.D.

Life and Letters. See Shairp (J. C.)

FORBES (U. A.)

The Law relating to Waters. See Coulson (H. J. W. )

FORBES (Sir William).

Account of the Life and Writings of James Beattie,
LL.D., including many of his Original Letters. Second
edition. 3 vols. Edinb. 1807. 8vo.

FORBES (William), Advocate.

The Duty and Powers of Justices of Peace in this
Part of Great Britain called Scotland. 2 vols. Edinb.
1707, 1708. 12mo.

FORCELLA (Vincenzo).

Iscrizioni delle Chiese e d'altri Edificii di Roma, dal
Secolo XI. fino ai Giorni nostri. Vols. L-XIII.
Roma, 1869-1879. large 4to.

FORD (James), M.D., of Dundee.

Titus Vespasian ; or, the Father of his Country ; a
Drama from the Italian of Metastasio, with other
Poems. Edinb. 1836. 12mo.

FORDYCE (William).

The History and Antiquities of the County Palatine
of Durham ; comprising a condensed Account of its
Natural, Civil, and Ecclesiastical History, from the
earliest period to the present time. 2 vols. Lond.
1857. 4to.

FORNANDER (Abraham).

Account of the Polynesian Race, its Origin and
Migrations. Vol. I. Lond. 1878. 8vo.

FORSTER (John).
The Life of Charles Dickens.
1874. 8vo.

3 vols. Lond. 1872-

FORSYTH (William), Q.C.

Life of Marcus TuUius Cicero. lAmd. 1869. 8vo,

The Novels and Novelists of the Eighteenth Cen-
tury, in illustration of the Manners and Morals of the
Age. Lond. 1871. post 8vo.

The Slavonic Provinces south of the Danube : a
Sketch of their History and present State in Relation
to the Ottoman Porte. Lond. 1876. post 8vo.

Cases and Opinions on Constitutional Law, and
various points of English Jurisprudence ; collected and
digested from Official Documents and other Sources.
Lond. 1869. royal 8vo.

History of Ancient Manuscripts. A Lecture de-
livered in the hall of the Inner Temple. Lond. 1872.
8vo.

FOSS (Henry).

Biographia Juridica : a Biographical Dictionary of
the Judges of England, from the Conquest to the
present time (1066-1870). Lond. 1870. 8vo.

FOSTER (Joseph).

The Peerage, Baronetage, and Knightage of the
British Empire for 1880. Lond. 1880. royal 8vo.

FOUCQUET (Jehan).

QCuvre de Jehan Foucquet. Heures de Maistre
Estienne Chevalier. Texte restitu^ par I'Abbd De-
launay. Miniatures et encadrements en Chromolitho-
graphie. Suivi de Notices sur la Vie et les QSuvres de
Jehan Foucquet. 2 vols. Paris, 1867. imp. 8vo.

FOULIS (Henry).

History of Bomish Treasons and Usurpations ; to-
gether with a particular Account of many gross Corrup-
tions and Impostures in the Church of Rome, highly
dishonourable and injurious to Christian Religion.
Lond. 1671. folio.

FOUQUE (Friedrich, Baron db La Mottk).

Ausgewahlte Werke. 12 vols, in 4. HcUle, 1841.
12mo.

FOURMONT (Stephanus).

Linguae Sinarum Mandarinicae Hieroglyphica gram-
matica duplex, latine et cum characteribus Sinensium.
Item Sinicorum Regiae Bibliothecse Librorum Catalogus.
Lutetice-Parisiorum, 1742. folio.

FOWKE (F. R.) See Bayeux Tapbstbt.

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FOWLER— FRANCE.

FOWLER (Thomas), Profr^or of Logic.

Locke. Land. 1880. post Svo. (English Men of
Letters.)

FRACASTORIUS (Hieronymus), Veronensis.

Opera Omnia. Accesserunt Andreas Naugerii, Pa-
tricii Veneti, Orationes duse Carminaque nonnulla.
Venetiis, 1555. 4to.

FRAN^AIS (Les) peints par Eux-memes. Texte
par les Sommit^s Litt<5raixes, Dessins par MM. Gavarni
et H. Monnier. 4 vols. Paris, 1840. royal 8vo.

FRANCE.

La Vraie et entiere Histoire des Troubles et Choses
memorables advenues tant en Franoe qu'en Flandres et
pays circonvoisins depuis I'an mil cinq cents soixante
et deux. [Par De La Popeliniere.] 2 vols, in 1.
A Basle, 1578. Svo.

Discours sur I'Estat de la France. n.p. 1591. 12mo.

Les Trois Sifecles de la Litterature Frangoise ; ou
Tableau de I'esprit de nos Ecrivains, depuis Frani^ois I.
jusqu'en 1773. 4 vols. Amsterdam, 1774. 12mo.

Les Grandes Chroniques de France selon que elles
sont conservdes en I'figlise de Saint Denis en France.
Publiees par M. Paulin Paris. 2 vols. Pai-is, 1836.
Svo.

Lessons of the French Revolution, 1 789-1872.
See Ormathwajte (Lord).

Histoire des Comtes de Champagne. See Le Pel-
LETiER (Robert MARTI^f).

Histoire des Derniers Troubles de France. See
Matthieu (Pierre).

Inventaire General des Richesses d'Art de la
France. (Ministfere de I'lnstruction Publiquo et des
Beaux- Arts.)

Paris. Monuments Religieux. Vol. L
Paris. Monuments Civils. Vol. L
Province. Vol. I.
3 vols. Paris, 1876-1880. royal Svo.

GENERAL HISTORY.

Recueil des Historiens des Gaules et de la France.
Vol. XXIIL Paris, 1876. folio.

Recueil des Historiens des Croisades ; public par les
Soins de I'Acad^mie des Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres.
See Cbdsades.

Documents In^dits sur l'Histoirb de France.
Publics sous lbs Auspices du Minist^jre de l'In-
STRUOTioN PuBLiQUB. 18 vols. Paris, 1870-1879.
4to.

■ Recueil des Monuments In^dits de I'Histoire du
Tier8-:fitat, par M. Augustin Thierry. VoL IV. 1870.

T'RANCE— Continued.

Documents Inedits — Oontinued.

Etude BUT les Monuments de I'Architecture Militaires
des Croises en Syrie et dans I'lle de Chypre. Par G.
Rey. 1871.

Lettres du Cardinal Mazarin pendant son Ministere.
Recueillies et publiees par M. A. CherueL 2 vols.
1872, 1879.

N^gociations Diplomatiques de la France avec la
Toscane. Documents recueillis par Giuseppe Canes-
trini et publids par M. Abel Desjardins. Vols. IV.
and V. 1872, 1875.

Recueil des Lettres Missives de Henri TV., public par
M. Berger de Xivry. Vols. VIIL and IX. 1872, 1876.

Melanges Historiques, Choix de Documents. Vol. I.
1873.

Inscriptions de la France du V' Sifecle au XVIIP,
recueiUies et pubU^es par M. F. de Guilhermy. 4 vols.
1873-1879.

Mandements et Actes Divers de Charles V. (1346-
1380), recueillis dans les Collections de la Biblioth^que
Nationale. Publics ou analyses par M. L. Delisle.
1874.

Lettres, Instructions Diplomatiques et Papiers d'etat
du Cardinal de Richelieu. RecueOlis et publics par
M. AveneL Vols. VIL and VIIL 1874, 1877.

Recueil des Chartes de I'Abbaye de Cluny. VoL I.
Paris, 1876.

Soci^T^ de l'Histoire de France. Paris, 1870-
1881. royal Svo.

Commentaires et Lettres de Blaise de Monluc,
Marechal de France. Publiees par Alphonse de Rable.
Vols. IV. and V. 1870, 1872.

Chroniques de Jean Froissart, publiees par Simeon
Luce. Vols. IL-VIL 1870-1878.

Nouvelles Lettres de la Reine de Navarre addressees
au Roi Frangois I", publides par F. Genin. 1842.

Journal de ma Vie. M^moires du Marechal de
Bassompierre. Premifere Edition publiee avec fragments
InMits par le M'* de Chant6rac. 4 vols. 1870-1877.

Les Annales de Saiut-Bertin et de Saint-Vaast,
suivies de Fragments d'une Chronique InMite. Publiees
par L'AbW C. Dehaisnes. 1871.

Chroniques des Comtes d'Anjou. Introduction par
M. Emile Mabille. 1S71.

Chronique d'Ernoul et de Bernard le Tr(5sorier.
Publife pour la premifere fois, avee un Essai de classi-
fication des Continuateurs de GuiUaume de Tyr. Par
M. L. de Mas Latrie. 1871.

CEuvres completes de Pierre de Bourdeille, Seigneur
de Brantome, publiees avec fragments inedits par
Ludovic Lalanne. Vols, VI.-X. 1873-1881.

FRANCE— FRASER.

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FRANCE— Cow/tnwed.

Soci^i DB l'Histoibe — Continued,

Histoire de B^arn et de Navarre, par Nicolas de
Bordenave. Publide pour la premifere foia par Paul
Raymond. 1873.

Chroniques de Saint-Martial de Limoges. Publities
par H. Duplfes-Agier. 1874.

Nouveau Recueil de Comptes de I'Argenterie des
Rois de France. Public par L. Douet-tl'Arcq. 1874.

La Chanson de la Croisado contre les Albigeois. Com-
mence par Guillaume de Tudfele et continu6e par un
Po^te anonyme. Edit^e et traduite par Paul Meyer.
2 vols. 1875, 1879.

Chronique de Jean le Fdvre, Seigneur de Salnt-Remy.
Public par Franfois Morand. Vols. I. and III. 1876,
1881.

La Chronique du bon Due Loys de Bourbon. Publico
par A. M. Chazaud. 1876.

Recits d'un M^nestrel de Reims au treizifeme sifecle.
Publics par Natalis de Wailly. 1876.

Anecdotes Historiques, L6gendes et Apologues tir^s
du Recueil in^dit d'Etienne de Bourbon. Publics par
A. Lecoy de la Marche. 1877.

Lettres d'Antoine de Bourbon et de Jehanne d'Albret.
Publics par le M" de Rochambeau. 1877.

M^moires Inedits de Michel de la Hugueiye. Publics
par le Baron A, de Ruble. Vols. L-III. 1 877-1880.

La trfes joyeuse, plaisante et r&:reative Histoire du
GentU Seigneur de Bayart, composde par le loyal Ser-
Titeur. Public par M. J. Roman. 1878.

Extraits des Auteurs Grecs concomant la Ge6grapliie
et I'Histoire des Gaules. Texte et Traduction nouveUe,
publies par E. Cougny, 1878. Vols. L-IIL 1881.

M(5moires de Nicolas Goulas. Publics pour la pre-
miere fois d'apres le manuscrit original de la Bibliothfequo
National, par Chas. Constant. Vols. L and II. 1879.

Gestes des ^^veques de Cambrai de 1092 a 1138.
Public par Ch. de Smedt, S. J., Bollandiste. 1880.

LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC ASSOCIA-
TIONS IN FRANCE.

Memoires de I'lnstitut Imp^riale de France. Vols.
XXVL-XXX. part 1. Paris, 1867-1881. 4to.

Memoires prdsentes par divers Savants k I'Acad^mie
Royale des Inscriptions. Vol. VIII. part 2 ; Vol. IX.
part 1. Paris, 1874, 1878. 4to.

Histoire Littdraire de la France. Vols. XXV.-
XXVIIL Paris, 1869-1881. 4to.

Recueil des Discours, 1860-1869, deuxifeme partie,
1870-1879. (2 parts.) Paris, 1872, 1880. 4to.

Mdmoires de I'Acad^mie Royale des Sciences Morales
et Politiques de I'lnstitut de France. VoL XIII.
Paris, 1872. 4to. ■

¥RA^CYr— Continued.
Literary and Scientific Associations — Con-
timied,
Memoires do I'Acad^mie Royale des Sciences de
I'lnstitut de France. Vols. XXXVIII.-XLL Paris,
1873-1879. 4to.

Notices et Extraits des Manuscrits. 7 parts in
continuation, 1870-1880. Table Alphabetique. Paris,
1870. 4to.

FRANKLIN (Alfred).

Dictionnaire des Noms, Sumoms, et Pseudonymes
Latins de I'Histoire Litt^raire du Moyen Age (1100-
1530). Paris, 1875. 8vo.

ERASER (Prof. A. C.)

Berkeley. Edinb. 1881. 12mo. (Philosophical
Classics for English Readers.)

ERASER (John).

The Humorous Chap-Books of Scotland. Parts L
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ERASER (Patrick), LL.D., Advocate.

Treatise on the Law of Scotland relative to Master
and Servant and Master and Apprentice. Second
edition. Edinh. 1872. royal 8vo.

The same. Third edition, by William CampbolL
Edinh. 1882. 8vo.

Treatise on Husband and Wife, according to the
Law of Scotland. Second edition. 2 vols. Edinb.
1876, 1878. royal 8vo.

ERASER (Peter).

Iniquity displayed. <See Poems (Collection of).

ERASER (Wiluam).

Registrum Monasterii S. Marie de Cambuskenneth,
A. D. 1147-1535. Edinh. \%1% 4to. (Grampian Club.)

The Book of Caerlaverock. Memoirs of the Max-
wells, Earls of Nithsdale, Lords Maxwell and Herries.
2 vols. Edinh. 1873. 4to.

The Lennox. 2 vols. FAinh. 1874. 4to.

The Earls of Cromartie : their Kindred, Country, and
Correspondence. 2 vols. Edinb. 1876. 4to.

The Scotts of Buccleuch. 2 vols. Eiiinb. 1878. 4to.

The Red Book of Menteith. 2 vols. Edinb.1880. 4to.

ERASER (William N.)

Account of the Surname of Baird. See Baird (W,)

ERASER (Rev. Wm. Rdxton).
History of the Parish and Burgh of Laureuceku-k.
Edinh. 1880, post 8v.o.

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FREEMAN— FRY.

FREEMAN (Edward A.), LL.D.

The History of the Norman Conquest of England :
its Causes and its Results. 5 vols. Oxford, 1870-
1876. 8vo.

Historical Essays. Land. 1872. 8vo.

The same. Second Series. Lond. 1873. 8vo.

The same. Third Series. Lond. 1879. 8vo.

Growth of the English Constitution from the Earliest
Times. Lond. 1872. post 8vo.

The Unity of History : the Rede Lecture, delivered
before the University of Cambridge, 1871. Lond.
1872. post 8vo.

The History and Conquests of the Saracens : six
Lectures delivered before the Edinburgh Philosophical
Institution. Lond. 1876. post 8vo.

The Ottoman Power in Europe; its Nature, its
Growth, and its Decline. Land. 1 877. post 8vo.

The Historical Geography of Europe. 2 vols. Lond.
1881. 8vo.

Sketches from the Subject and Neighbour Lands of
Venice. Lond. 1881. post 8vo.

FREIRE DE ANDRADA (Jacinto).

The Life of Dom John de Castro, the fourth Vice-
Roy of India. "Wherein are seen the Portuguese's
Voyages to the East Indies. Containing also a parti-
cular Relation of the most famous Siege of Dio.
Written in Portuguese, and by Sir Peter Wyche trans-
lated into English. Lond. 1664. small folio.

FRENCH HOME LIFE. See Marshall (F.)

FRERE (John Hookham).

Works in Prose and Verse : now first collected, with
a Prefatory Memoir, by his Nephews, W. E. and Sir
Bartle Frere. 2 vols, Lond. 1872. 8vo.

FRESHFIELD (Douglas W.)

Italian Alps : Sketches in the Mountains of Ticino,
Lombardy, the Trentino, and Venetia. Land. 1875.
post 8vo.

FREYTAG (Gcstav).

Soil und Haben. Roman. 2 vols. Leipzig, \%^\. 8vo.

Die verlorene Handschrift. Roman. 2 vols. Leipzig,
1879. 8vo.

Bilder aus der deutschen Vergangenzeit. 4 vols, in 5.
Leipzig, 1876-1880. 8vo.

FRIEDBERG (Abmihus). See Corpus Juris
Canonici.

FRIGERIO (Paolo).

Vita di S. Caterina da Siena, raccolta nuovamente
dalle opere della Santa, e da cio che di lei scrissero i
Buoi Confessori et altri. Roma, 1656. 4to.

FRIGERIO {VJ.OU))— Continued.

Vita di S. Tomaso d' Aquino. Nuovamente raccolta
dal processo della sua Canonizatione, dalle Opere del
Santa, e da antichi manoscritti. Roma, 1668. 4to.

FRISWELL (J. Hain).

Essays on English Writers, iowd. 1869. post 8vo.
A Man's Thoughts. Lond. 19,12. 12mo.

FROBISHER (Sir Martin).

The three Voyages of Sir Martin Frobisher in search
of a Passage to Cathaia and India by the North- West,
A.D. 1576. Reprinted with Selections from MS. Docu-
ments, by Rear-Admiral Collinson, C.B. Lond. 1867.
8vo. (Hakluyt Society.)

FROMAGEOT (L'Abb*).

Anecdotes de la Bienfaisance ou Annales du Regne
de Marie-Th6rese, Imperatrice Douairi^re, Reine de
Hongrie, etc, Paris, 1777. 8vo.

FRONTO (M. Cornelius).

Opera Inedita cum Epistulis item ineditis Antonini
Pii, M. Aurelii, L Veri et Appiani nee non aliorum
Veterum Fragmentis invenit et conunentario prievio
notisque iUustravit Angelus Maius. 2 vols. Medio-
lani, 1815. Svo.

FROUDE (James Anthony).

Short Studies on Great Subjects. Second Series.
Lond. 1871. 8vo.

The same. Third Series. Lond. 1877. 8vo.

Calvinism : an Address delivered at St. Andrews,
March 17, 1871. Lond. 1871. Svo.

The English in Ireland in the Eighteenth Century.
3 vols. Lond. 1872-1874. Svo.

Csesar : a Sketch. LoTid. 1879. Svo.

Bunyan. Lond. 1880. post Svo. (English Men
of Letters.)

History of England from the Fall of Wolsey to the
Defeat of the Spanish Armada. 12 vols. Lond. 1881.
Svo.

Thomas Carlyle. A History of the First Forty years
of his Life. 1795-1835. 2 vols. iowcZ. 1882. Svo.

FRUTERIUS (Lucas), Brugensis.
Librorum qui recuperari potuerunt Reliquiae, cura
Jani DousoB a Nortwyck Antwerpice, Id&i. small Svo.

FRY (Francis).

A Bibliographical Description of the Editions of the
New Testament, Tyndal's Version in English, with
numerous readings, etc. Lond. 1S78. 4to.

FUERST— FYFFK

1201

FUERST (Dr Julius).

A Hebrew and Chaldee Lexicon to the Old Testa-
ment, with an Introduction giving a short History of
Hebrew Lexicography. Translated from the German
by S. Davidson, D.D, Leipzig, 1867. 8vo.

FULKE (William), D.D.

The Text of the [Rhemiah] New Testament with a
Confutation, etc. See Bible (Holy).

FULLER WORTHIES' LIBRARY,

Miscellanies of the Fuller Worthies' Library, edited
by the Rev. Alexander B, Grosart. —
Vol. L The Poems of Lord Bacon, Bishop Jeremy
Taylor, Bishop Bale, William Harbert,
Humphrey Gifford, and Dr William Loe.
II. Andrew's Anatomic of Basenesse, Lok's Son-
nets of Christian Passions, etc., Markham's
Teares of the Beloved, Marie Magdalen's
Teares, etc.
Ill, Tuke's Holy Eucharist, Fraunces's Countesse
of Pembroke's Emanuel, Norris of Bemer-
ton's complete Poems, Viscount Falkland's
Poems, Dr Giles Fletcher's Licia or Poems
of Love, and Lever's Crucifix or Holy
Passion, and Queen Elizabeth's Teares.

FULLER WORTHIES' "LTSRAHY— Continued.
IV. Poems of Christopher Brooke, Thomas Lord
Vaux, Edward Earl of Oxford, Robert
Earl of Essex, and Walter Earl of Essex.
The Writings of Sir Edward Dyer. Two
Enterludes — 1. Jacke the Jugeler. 2.
Godly Queene Hester. Luminalia, etc
4 vols, n.p. 1871-1872. 12mo.

See also, Beaumont (Sib John). Crashaw (R.)
Davibb (Sie John). Donnk (John). Vauohan (H.)

FURNIVALL (F. J.)
Society.

See Eably Enoush Text

FUSELI (Henby).

Lectures on Painting delivered at the Royal Academy,
March 1801. Lond. 1801, 4to,

FUSTEL DE COULANGES (Numa Denis).

Histoire des Institutions Politiques de rAncienne
France. Premiere partie. Paris, 1875. Sva

FYFFE (C. a.)

History of Modern Europe. Vol. L From the Out-
break of the Revolutionary War in 1792 to the Acces-
sion of Louis XVIIL in 1814. Lond. 1880, 8vo.

7h

1202

GACHARD— GARDEN.

G

GACHAED (M.)

Correspondence de Philippe IT. See BBLaiUM.

GAEDEKE (Abnold).

Maria Stuart. Heidelberg, 1879. 8vo.

GAGNERAUX (Prof.)

Raccolta di Disegni, incisi da abili Artisti. Firenze,
n.d. oblong 4to.

GAILHABAUD (Jules).

L' Architecture du V° au XVIP Sifecle, et les Arts
qui en dependent, la Sculpture, la Peinture Murale, la
Peinture sur Verre, la Mosaique, la Ferronnerie, etc.
4 vols. Paris, 1869-1872. royal foUo.

GAILHARD (J.)

The Present State of the Republic of Venice. Lond.
1669. 12mo.

GAIRDNER (James), and SPEDDING (Jambs).
Studies in English History. Edinb. 1881. 8vo.

GAIUS.

Gaii Institutionum Juris Civilis Commentarii IV. ;
or. Elements of Roman Law, by Gaius ; with a Trans-
lation and Commentary by Edward Poste, Barrister-at-
Law. Oxford, 1871. 8vo.

GALEFUS (Claudius).

Opera Omnia : Greece (ediderunt Andreas Asulanus,
J. B. Opizo et G. Agricola). Venetiis, in cedihiis Aldi,
1525. folio.

GALERIE Imp^riale-Royale au Belv^dfere h, Vienne.
See Perger (Sigismond von).

GALL (Rev. James).

Primeval Man unveiled : or, the Anthropology of
the Bible. Lond. 1871. post 8vo.

GALLENGA (Antonio).

History of Piedmont. 3 vols. Lond. 1855. 8vo.

Italy Revisited (1874). 2 vols. Lond. 1875. 8vo.

GALLIA CHRISTIANIA in Provincias Ecclesi-
asticas distributa. Vol. XVI. part 3. Parisiis, 1869.
folio.

GALLOWAY (G.)

The Tears of Poland. To which are added Songs
on various Subjects, Scots and English, with other
Poetical Pieces. Edinh. 1795. 12mo.

GALLUCCIUS (Angelus), e Soc. Jesu.
De Bello Belgico ab Anno Christi MDXCIII. ad
An. MDCIX. 2 vols, in 1. Romce, 1666. folio.

GALVANO (Antonio).

The Discoveries of the World from their first
original unto the year of our Lord 1555. Published
by Richard Hakluyt, now reprinted and edited, with
the original Portuguese Text, by Vice- Admiral Bethune,
C.B. Lmid.l8Q2. 8vo. (Hakluyt Society.)

GAMA (Vasco da).

The Three Voyages of Vasco da Gama, and his
Viceroyalty, from the Lendas da India of Gaspar
Correa, accompanied by original Documents. Trans-
lated and edited by Lord Stanley. Lond. 1869. 8vo.
(Hakluyt Society.)

GAMBOLD (Rev. W.)

A Compendious Welsh Grammar, to which is added
a short English and Welsh Vocabulary. Bala, 1843.
12mo.

GAMEKEEPER at Home. See Jepferibs (R.)

GAMS (Pius Bonifacus), O.S.B.

Series Episcoporum Ecclesise Catholicse quotquot
innotuerunt a beato Petro Apostolo. Ratisbonae, 1873.
4to.

GANDER (Joseph).

A Vindication of a National-Fishery. To which is
added the Sovereignty of the British Isles. Land.
1699. 8vo.

GARDEN.

The Kitchen and Market Garden. By Contributors
to the " Garden." Lond. 19,11. post Svo.

GARDEN (Alexander), Advocate.

A Theatre of Scottish Worthies ; and Lyf , Doings
and Deathe of William Elphinstone, Bishop of Aber-
deen, 1619-1626. (With an Introduction by David
Laing.) Glasgoio, 1878. 4to. (Hunterian Club.)

GAEDINER— GENESIS.

1203

GARDINEE (Samuel Rawson).

History of England under the Duko of Buckingbam
and Charles I. 1624-1628. 2 vols. Lrnid. 1875.
Svo.

The Personal Government of Charles I. ; a History
of England, 1628-1637. 2 vols. LoTid. IS77. 8vo.

The Fall of the Monarchy of Charles I., 1637-1649.
Vols. I. and II. Load. 1882. Svo.

GARDINER (S. R), and MULLINGER(J. Bass).
Introduction to the Study of English History.
Lond. 1881. Svo.

GARDINER (Stephen), Bishop of Winchester.

De Vera Obedientia. A Narration made in Latine,
with the Preface of Edmunde Boner, etc., touching
true Obedience. Printed at Hamburgh in Latine
MDXXXVL, and now translated into English by
Michael Wood with the preface and conclusion of
the Translatour. From Roane, 1553. 16mo.

Exetasis Testimoniorum, qua; Martinus Bucer ex
Sanctis Patribus non sancte edidit de Ccelibatus Dono.
Lovanii, apud Jo. Waen Scotum, 1554. 4to.

GARFIELD (James), President U.S. A.
Life. See Thaybr (Wm. M.)

GARRETT (Rhoda and Agnes).

Suggestions for House Decoration in Painting,
Woodwork, and Furniture. Lond. 1877. post Svo.
(Art at Home Series.)

GAERICK (David).

Life. See Fitzgeeald (Percy).

GASCOIGNE (Thomas).

Poems. See Roxborghe Librart.

■ GASKELL (George).

Algeria as it is. Lmid. 1875. post Svo.

GASSENDI (Petros).

The Mirrour of true Nobility and Gentility ; being
the Life of the renowned Nicolaus Claudius Fabricius,
Lord of Peiresk, Senator of the Parliament at Aix.
Englished by W. Rand. Land. 1657. Svo.

GASTRELL (Francis), D.D., Bishop of aiester.
Notitia Cestriensis. See Chetham Society.

GATTY (Mrs. Alfred).

The Book of Sun-Dials. Lond. 1872. 4to.

GAU8SEN (L)

Le Canon des Saintes ^ritures, an double point de
Vue de la Science et de la Foi. 2 rola Lautanne,

1860. Svo.

GAUTHIER (Jules).

Histoire de Marie Stuart 3 vols. Paris, 1869. Svo.

GAUTIER (Th^ophile).

Voyage en Espagne. Pari», 1845. 12mo.

GAITTIERS D'ARRAS.

Eracles. See Bibuothek dkk dkutschkn Natiokai/-
Literatdb.

GAWAYNE (Sib) and the Green Knight
Early English Text Society.

See

GAZETTEERS.

The Imperial Gazetteer of India. iSis« Hdktbr
(W. W.)

Ordnance Gazetteer of Scotland. See Groomb
(Francis H).

GEBHARDT (Hermann).

The Doctrine of the Apocalypse and its Relation to
the Doctrine of the Gospel and Epistles of John.
Translated by the Rev. John Jefferson. Edivb. 1878.
8vo. (Clark's Foreign TheoL Library).

GEBLER (K>bl von).
Galileo Galilei and the Roman Cnria.
authentic Sources. Lond. 1879. Svo.

From

GEIKIE (Pbofessob Archibald).
Life of Sir Roderick Murchison. Sea Murohison
(Sir R L), p. 705.

GEIKIE (Cunningham), D.D.
The Life and Words of Christ
1879. Svo.

2 vols. Lond.

GEIKIE (James).

The Great Ice Age, and its Relation to the Antiquity
of Man. Lmid. 1874. 8vo.

Prehistoric Europe: a Geological Sketch. Lond.
1881. Svo.

GENERYDES
Text Society.

a Romance. See Eably English

GENESIS and exodus.
The Story of Genesis and Exodus
Song, A.D. 1250.

an Enrly English
See Eably Engush Text Socixty. .

1204

GENTLEMAN'S JOURNAL— GILBAET.

GENTLEMAN'S JOURNAL (The); or, the
Monthly Miscellany. (Edited by Peter Motteux.)
January-December 1692. Land. 1692. 4to.

GEOFFREY OF MONMOUTH.

Galfridi de Monumeta Vita Merlini Vie de Merlin
attribute k GeoiTroy de Monmouth suivie des Proph^ties
de ce Barde. Publi^es par Franc. Michel et Thomas
Wright. Paristis, 1837. 8vo.

GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY.

Transactions of the Edinburgh Geological Society.
Vols. L-IV. part 1. Hdinb. 1868-1881. 8vo.

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF INDIA. See
India.

GEORGE (Ernest).

Etchings in Belgium, with descriptive Letterpress.
Lond. 1878. folio.

GEORGIAN ERA (The): Memoirs of the most
Eminent Persons who have flourished in Great Britain
from the Accession of George I. to the Demise of
George IV. 4 vols. Lond. 1872-1874. post 8vo.

GERMAN HOME LIFE. Reprinted from
Eraser's Magazine. Lond. 1876. post 8vo.

GERVASE OF CANTERBURY.
Historical Works. (RoUe Series.) See Bhitain
(Great).

GERVASIUS TORNACENSIS.
Divina quatuor Energumenorum Liberatio facta apud
Suessiones anno MDLXXXII. Pansiis, 1583. 8vo.

GESCHICHTSCHREIBER (Die) der deutschen
Vorzeit in deutscher Bearbeitung. Lieferung 51-65.
Leipzig, 1871-1881. 12mo.

GESENIUS (Guliblmus).

Thesaurus philologicus criticus Linguae Hebraese et
Chaldaeae Veteris Testamenti Lipsice, 1829. folio.

GESTA EOMANORUM.

Early English Versions. See Eablt Engush Text
Society.

Der Roemer Tat, herausgegeben von Ad. Keller.
See Bibliothek der National Literator.

GHETALDUS (Marinus).

Promotus Archimedis, sen de variis Corporum generi-
bus gravitate et magnitudine comparatis. Eomce,
1603. 4to.

, Apollonius Redivivus, sen Restituta Apollonii Pergaei
Inclinationum Geometria. Veneiiis, 1607. 4to.

GIBB (Sir George Duncan).

The Life and Times of Robert Gib, Lord of Car-
ribber, Familiar Servitor and Master of the Stables to
King James V. of Scotland, With Notices of his
Descendants, etc. 2 vols. Lond. 1874. 8vo.

GIBBS (Henry James), and Edwards (John
William).

Handy-Book of Elementary Education Law, com-
prising the complete text of the Elementary Education
Acts, 1870, 1873, 1876; with the Incorporated Acts,
Illustrative Documents, etc. Land. 1876. 8vo.

Code of the Scotch Education Department, 1876 ;
with Notes, etc. Edinb. 1877. 12mo.

GIBSON (Rev. James).

Marriage Affinity Question; or, Marriage with the
Sister of a Deceased Wife fully discussed. Edinb.
1854. 8vo.

GIBSON (John), Sculptor.

Imitations of Drawings by John Gibson. Engraved
by G. Wenzel and L. Prosseda, Rome. Lond. 1851.
oblong 4to.

Life. See Eastlake (Lady).

GIBSON (John), Writer to the Signet.
Reminiscences of Sir Walter Scott. Edinb. 1871.
12mo.

GIBSON (Rev. Thomas Ellison).
Lydiate Hall and its Associations.

n.p. 1876.

4to.

GIFFARD (J. W. DE Longueville).

Reports of Cases adjudged in the High Court of
Chancery by Sir John Stuart. Vol V., 1863-5.
Completing the Series, and containing a Digest of all
the Cases reported in Smale and Giffard's, and in
Giffard's Reports. Lond. 1871. royal 8vo.

GIFFORD (Thomas), of Busta.

Historical Description of the Zetland Islands in the
year 1733, with an Appendix of Illustrative Docu-
ments. Reprinted from the original edition, published
in 1786, under the superintendence of John Nichols.
Edinb. 1879. 8vo.

GILBART (James William).

The History, Principles and Practice of Banking.
New edition, revised to the present date, by A. S.
Michie. 2 vols. Lond. 1882. post 8vo. (Bohn's
Economic Library.)

GILBERT— GLASSFORD.

1206

GILBERT (Sir Humphrey).

Queen Elizabethes Achademy.
Text Society.

See Early English

GILBERT (John T.)

Contemporary History of Affairs in Ireland, 1641-
1652. See Ireland.

Hiatorical and Municipal Documents of Ireland.
(Rolls Series.) See Britain (Great).

History of the Irish Confederation and the War in
Ireland, 1641-1643 : containing a Narrative of Affairs
by Richard BeUings, Secretary of the Supreme Council
of the Irish Confederation. With Correspondence and
Documents, etc., now for the first time published.
2 vols. Dublin, 1882. 4to.

GILBERT (Josiah).

Autobiography and other Memorials of Mrs Gilbert
(formerly Ann Taylor). 2 vols. Lond. 1876. 8vo.

GILBERT (Louis).

La Marbrerie, 120 Planches gravies, representant
des Travaux de Marbrerie, Monuments Funeraires,
Chemin^s, Autels, Fonts Baptismaux, etc. Paris,
1866. royal 4to.

GILBERT (Wiluam).

Lucrezia Borgia, Duchess of Ferrara : a Biography,
illustrated by rare and unpublished Documents. 2 vols.
Lond. 1869. post 8vo.

GILCHRIST (Alexander).

Life of William Blake, with Selections from his
Poems and other Writings. Illustrated from Blake's
own Works, with additional Letters, and a Memoir of
the Author. 2 vols. Lond. 1880. 8vo.

GILES (Rev. Dr).

Hebrew and Christian Records; an Historical
Enquiry concerning the Age and Authorship of the
Old and New Testaments. 2 vols. Lond. 1877. 8vo.

GILFILLAN (Rev. George), Dundee.

Life of Sir Walter Scott, Baronet. Edinb. 1870.
post 8vo.

Life of the Rev. William Anderson, LL.D. Lond.
1873. post 8vo.

GILL (William F.)

Life of Edgar Allan Poe. Neia York, 1878. 8vo.

GILLMORE (Parker).

Prairie and Forest : a Description of the Game of
North America, with Personal Adventures in their
Pursuit. LoTid. 1874. post 8vo.

GILLRAY (James).

The Works of James Gillray, the Caricaturist ; with
the History of his Life and Times. Edited by Thomas
Wright Lond. 1873. 4to.

GIRARD (Bernard de), Sieur du Haillan.

De I'Estat et Succez des Affaires de France, conten-
ant sommairement I'Histoire des Roys de France, etc
Parig, 1573. 12mo.

GLADBACH (Prop. Ernst).

Les Constructions en Bois de la Suisse, relev^es dans
les divers Cantons, et compar^es aux Constructions en
Bois de I'Allemagne. Paris, 1870. large folio.

GLADSTONE (J. H.)

Michael Faraday. Lond. 1872. post Svo.

GLADSTONE (Right Hon. William Ewabt).
Homeric Synchronism : an Enquiry into the Time
and Place of Homer. Lond. 1876. post Svo.

GLAISHER (James).

Traveb in the Air by James Glaisher, Camille
Flammarion, W. de Fonvielle, and Gaston Tissandier.
Edited by James Glaisher. Lond. 1871. royal Svo.

The Atmosphere, translated. See Flammarion
(C.)

The World of Comets, translated. See Guillbmin
(AmtoiiE).

GLAS (John).

A Treatise on the Lord's Supper. Edinb. 1743.
12mo.

GLASGOW.

The Picture of Glasgow ; or. Stranger's Guide.
Glasgmc, 1806. Svo.

Chronicles of Saint Mungo; or. Antiquities and
Traditions of Glasgow. Glasgow, 1843. post Svo.

Process of Declarator MDCCLXXV. concerning the
^Management of the Revenue of Glasgow College, and
concerning a Vote in the Comitia of the University of
Glasgow. With an Appendix, n.p., 1778. 4to.

The Glasgow University Calendar for the Year
1877-78. Glasgow, 1877. 12mo.

History of Glasgow. See Gordon (J. F. S.)

GLASSFORD {3 tMw), Advocate.

Sphinx Incruenta : or, two hundred and twelve ori-
ginal Enigmas and Charades. (Anon.) Edinb, 1835.
12 mo.

Elegiae. lup., lud., 4to.

1206

GLASSON— GOODENOUGH.

GLASSON (Ernest).

Histoire du Droit et des Institutions Politiques,
Civilea et Judiciares de I'Angleterre compares au Droit
et aux Institutions de la France depuis leur origine.
2 vok Paris, 1882. 8vo.

GLEDSTONE (James Paterson).
The Life and Times of George Whitefield. Lovd.
1871. 8vo.

GLEIG (Rev. G. E.)

The Leipzig Campaign. Land. 1852. pogt 8vo.

The Great Problem : can it be solved 1 Edinb.
1876. 8vo.

The Subaltern. Revised and corrected, with a new
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Life of Arthui-, Duke of "Wellington. New edition.
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GLENORCHY (Willielma, Viscountess).
Life. See Jones (T. S.)

GLOAG (Paton James), D.D.
The Messianic Prophecies. The Baird Lecture for
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GLOVER (Stephen).

History and Gazetteer of the County of Derby ;
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2 vols. Derby, 1831, 1833. 4to.

GOD AND THE KING. See Oath of
Allegiance.

GODEFROI (Henry).

Digest of the Principles of the Law of Trusts and
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GODEFROY (FRfiD^Ric).

Dictionnaire de I'Ancienne Langue Fran^aise et de
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GODET (F.), D.D.

Commentary on the Gospel of St. John. Translated
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GODKIN (G. S.)

Life of Victor Emmanuel II., First King of Italy.
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GOERRES (JoHANN Joseph).

Athanasius. Regenshurg, 1838. 8vo.

Die Triarier, H. Leo, Dr P. Marheinecke, Dr K.
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GOETHE (JoHANN Wolfgang von).

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The Sorrows of Werther : a German story. (Trans-
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GOFF (Thomas).

Three excellent Tragedies, viz., the Raging Turk,
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Lond. 1656. 8vo.

GOLDINGHAM (Henry).

The Garden Plot, etc. See Roxburghe Club.

GOLDSMID (Major-Gen. Sib Frederick John).

Telegraph and Travel : a Narrative of the formation
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James Outram: a Biography. 2 vols. Lond. 1880. 8vo.

GOMERSALL (Robert).
Poems. Lond. 1633. 12mo.

GOMEZ (Madeleine Ang. Poisson).
Anecdotes ou Histoire Secrette de la Maison Otto-
mane. (Anon.) 4 vols. Amsterdam, 1722. 12mo.

GOODE (Rev. William).

Memoir of the Rev. William Goode. Second edition,
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GOODENOUGH (James G.), R.N.

Journal of Commodore Goodenough during his last
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Lond. 1876. 8vo. .

GOODSIR— GRAESSE.

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GOODSIR ^Joseph Taylor), Minister of Largo.

Statement drawn up to be laid before a Committee
.of the Presbytery of St. Andrews. Edinb. 1860.
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What and whence drawn 1 The Twofold Doctrine
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The Constitutional Right of every member of the
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1852. 8vo.

GOODWIN (Francis), Architect.

Domestic Architecture, being a series of Designs for
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1843. 4to.

GOOGE (Baenabb).

The Popish Kingdome or Reigne of Antichrist.
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See

GORDON (Mrs).

Hay Macdowall Grant of Arndilly ; his Life
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GORDON (Charles George).

Colonel Gordon in Central Africa, 1874-1879, from
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GORDON (Lady Duff).

Last Letters from Egypt; to which are added
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GORDON (James F. S.), D.D.

Glasghu Facies : the History of Glasgow, Ancient
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GORDON (John).

Elizabethse Reginae Manes de Religione et Regno ad
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GORDON (John).

Short History of the Adventures of a London Re-
viewer. Lond. 1824. 8vo.

GORDON (Libdt.-Col. T. E.)

The Roof of the World : being the Narrative of a
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1876. imp. 8vo.

GORPON (Thomas).

An Essay on Public Sports and Diversions. To
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Nobility, Gentry, etc. of Edinburgh, spoke by Mr
Este. Edinh. 1743. 12mo.

GOSSELIN (M.)

The Power of the Pope during the Middle Ages ; or,
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Kelly. 2 vok Lond. 1853. 8vo.

GOSTWICK (Joseph), and HARRISON (R.)
Outlines of German Literature. Lond. 1880. post
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GOTTFRIED VON STRASSBURG.

Werke; aus den bessten Handschriften mitEinleitung
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GOULAS (Nicolas).

MSmoires. See France : Soci6t6 de l'Histoirk.

GOULBURN (Edward Meyrick), D.D., Dean of
Norwich.

The Principles of the Cathedral System vindicated
and enforced upon Members of Cathedral Foundations.
Lond. 1870. post 8vo.

GOWER (John).

De Confessione Amantis. Lond., Tlio. Bertelet,
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GOWRIE CONSPIRACY.

Narratio de Conspiratione a Comite Gouriae contra
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Perthi die Martis qui quintus erat Augusti, anno MDC
intentata. Haidelhergcu, 1601. 4to.

GRAESSE (Db J. G. T.)

Tr^r de Livres rares et pr^cieux, on Nouveau

Dictionnaire Bibliographique, eontenant plus de cent

I mille Articles. 6 vols, in 4. Dretde, 1859-1869. 4to.

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GKAESSE— GKEECE.

GEAESSE (Dr J. G. T)— Continued.

Guide de TAmateur de Porcelaines et de Poteries.
Dresde, 1873. 8vo.

Orbis Latinus, oder Verzeichniss der lateinischen
Benennungen der bekanntesten Stadte, etc., Meere,
Seen, Berge und Flusse in alien Theilen der Erde.
Dresden, 1861. 8vo.

Zeitschrift ftir Museologie und Antiquitatenkunde
sowie fiir verwandte Wissenschaften. Parts 1-3.
Dresden, 1878-1880. 4to.

GKAHAM (John Murray).

Annals and Correspondence of the Viscount and the
First and Second Earls of Stair. 2 vols. Edinh. 1875.
Bvo,

GRAHAM (William.)

Memoir of John Macfarlane. LL.D. Edinh. 1876.
post 8vo.

GRAHAM (William.)

The Creed of Science, Religious, Moral, and Social.
Land. 1881. 8vo.

GEAHAME (James.)

The Siege of Copenhagen : a Poem. Edinh. 1808.
4to.

GRAIL (The Holt). See Early English Tkxt
Society.

GRAMPIAN CLUB.

Cartulary of Cambuskenneth. See Eraser (W.)

Genealogical Collections concerning the Scottish
House of Edgar, with a Memoir of James Edgar,
private secretary to the Chevalier St. George. Lond.
1873. 4to.

Liber ProtocoUorum M. Cuthberti Simonis, Notarii
Public! et Scribae Capituli Glasguensis, a.d. 1499-1513.
See Bain (Joseph).

Register of the Collegiate Church of Crail. See
Rogers (Rev. Charles).

Genealogical Memoirs of John Knox. See Rogers
(Rev. Charles).

The Charters of the Priory of Beauly. See Batten
(E. C.)

Historical Notices of St. Anthony's Monastery, Leith.
See Rogers (Rev. Charles).

Rental Book of the Cistercian Abbey of Coupar-
Angus. See Rogers (Rev. Charles).

Chartulary of the Cistercian Priory of Coldstream.
See Rogers (Rev. Charles).

Boswelliana. See Boswell (James).

GRAMPIAN CluVR—Cmtinued.

History of the Chapel Royal of Scotland, with the
Register of the Chapel Royal of Stirling. See Rogebb
(Rev. Charles).

GRANT (Sir Alexander), Bart., LL.D.

Aristotle. Edinh. 1877. 12mo. (Ancient Classics
for English Readers).

GRANT (Mrs Anne) of Laggan.

Memoirs of an American Lady, with Sketches of
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2 vols. Lond. 1817. 12mo.

GRANT (Sir Hope), G.C.B.

Incidents in the China War of 1860. See Knollts
(Henry).

GRANT (James).

The Newspaper Press; its Origin, Progress, and
Present State. 3 vols. Lond. 1871-1873. 8vo.

GRASWINCKEL (Theod. J. F.)

Dissertatio de Prasludiis Justitise et Juris adv.
R. P. F. Rebellum Lusitanum, e Soc. Jesu. Accessit
ejusdem Dissertatio fide de Hsereticis et RebeUibus
servandis. Dordraci, 1660. 12mo.

GRATRY (A.), Pretre de VOrcdcdre.
Henri Perreyve. Lond. 1872. post Bvo.

GRAVIER (Gabriel).

D^couverte de I'Amerique par les Normands au X*
Sifecle. Paris et Rouen, 1874. 4to.

GRAY (John Henry), LL.D.

China : a History of the Laws, Manners, and Customs
of the People. Edited by William Gow Gregor.
2 vols. Lond. 1878. 8vo.

GRAY (Robert).

The Birds of the West of Scotland, including the
Outer Hebrides. Glasgow, 1871. 8vo.

GRAY (Robert), Bisliop of Cape Town.

Life. Edited by his Son, Rev. Charles Gray.
2 vols. Lond. 1876. 8vo.

GREECE.

The Pictorial History of Greece. By LyaU, Mountain,
Pococke, Renouard, Ottley, RusseU, Rutt, and Talfourd.
2 vols. Lond. 1851. post 8vo.

See also Encyclop.edia Metropolitana.

GREEN— GRONINGIUS.

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I

GREEN" (John Richard).

A Short History of the English People. Lond. 1875.
post 8vo.

History of the English People. 4 vols. Lond.
1877-1880. 8vo.

The Making of England. Lond. 1881. 8vo.

GREEN (Rev. Samuel G.), D.D.

French Pictures drawn with Pen and Pencil Lond.
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See also, Manning (Rev. Samuel).

GREENSHIELDS (J. B.), Advocate.

Annals of the Parish of Lesmahagow. Edinb. 1864.
4to.

GREENWELL (William).

British Barrows : a Record of the examination of
Sepulchral Mounds in various parts of England.
Oxford, 1877. 8vo.

GREENWOOD (Harrt).

Greenwood's Manual of the Practice of Conveyancing;
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cedents in Conveyancing. Sixth edition. Lond. 1881.
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GREG (W. R.)

The Great Duel ; its true Meaning and Uses. Lond.
1871. post 8vo.

Mistaken Aims and Attainable Ideals. Lond. 1876.
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Enigmas of Life. Lond. 1879. post 8vo.

Miscellaneous Essays. Lond. 1882. post 8vo.

GREGORIUS (S.), Papa.

King Alfred's West-Saxon Version of Gregory's
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GREGORIUS THAUMATURGUS (S.)

The Works of Gregory Thaumaturgus, Dionysius of

Alexandria and Archelaus. Translated by Rev. S. D. F.

Salmond. Edinb. 1871. 8vo. (Clark's Ante-Nicene

Library.)

GRELLET (Stephen).

Life. See Seebohm (Benjamin).

GRELOT (Guillaume Joseph).
Relation Nouvello d'un Voyage de Constantinople.
Fans, 1681. 12mo.

GREVILLE (Charles C. F.)

Journal of the Reigns of King George IV. and King
William IV. Edited by Honry Reeve, Registrar of the
Privy Council 3 vols. Lond. 1874. 8vo,

GREVILLE (Sir Fulke). See Brooke (Lord).

GREY (Libut.-General, the Hon. C.)

The Early Years of H.R.H. the Prince Consort.

Compiled under the direction of Her Mtgesty the

Queen. Lond. 1867. 8vo.

GRIESBACH (J. J.)
Criseos Griesbachianse in
Synopsis. Edidit Jos. White.

Novum Testamentum
Oxonii, 1811. 8vo.

GRIFFITH (Gualter C.)

A Pocket Digest of Stamp Duties, being a Supple-
ment to the sixth edition of the Digest of Stamp
Duties, etc., by T. B. Vacher. Lond. 1871. 12mo.

GRIFFITH (WiLUAM Downes).

The Law and Practice in Bankruptcy ; with Statutea,
Orders, and Forms, founded on Archbold's Treatise.
2 vols. Lond. 1869. royal 8vo.

The Supreme Court of Judicature, Acts 1873 and
1875; with Rules, Orders and Costa thereunder; with
copious Notes, etc., forming a complete Book of Practice
under the above Acts. Lond. 1875. 8vo.

GRIMM (Dr Jacob).

Teutonic Mythology. Translated, with Notes and
Appendix, by James Stephen Stallybrass. 2 vols.
Lond. 1880. 8vo.

GRIMM (Dr Jacob), und GRIMM (Wilhelm).
Kinder und Eausmarchen. 2 vols. Gottingen,
1843. 8vo.

GRIMOUARD DE SAINT LAURENT (Lb

Comte de).

Guide de I'Art Chrdtien : £tudes d'E8th(5tique et
d'Iconographie. 6 vols. Paris, 1872-1875. 8vo.

GRIVAUD DE LA VINCELLE (Cl. Madeleine).

Recueil de Monumens Antiques, la plupart Incdits,
et d6couverts dans I'ancienne Gaule ; Ouvrage eurichi
de Cartes et Planches en taille-douce, qui pent faire
suite aux Recueils du Comte de Caylus, et de la
Sauvagfere. 3 vols. Paris, 1817. 4to.

GROHMAN (W. A. Baillie).

Tyrol and the Tyrolese : the People and the Land,
in their Social, Sporting, and Mountaineering Aspects.
Lond. 1876. post 8vo.

GRONINGIUS (Johannes), J. C.

Bibliotheca Universalis sen Codex Operum Variorum
qualia sunt, Dissertatio de Neevis Juris Romani, Biblio-
theca Juris Gentium, Historia Ji'ris Principum, etc
Hamburgi, 1701. 8vo.

7o

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GROOME— GUAZZO.

GROOME (Francis Hindes).

In Gipsy Tents. Edinh. 18S0. post 8vo.

Ordnance Gazetteer of Scotland : a Survey of Scottish
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GROSART (A. B.)

Miscellanies of the Fuller "Worthies' Lihrary. See
Fui-LER Worthies' Library.

GROSLEY (Pierre Jean).

A Tour to London ; or, New Observations on
England and its Inhabitants. Translated from the
French by Thomas Nugeat, LL.D. 2 vols. Land.
1772. 8vo.

GROTE (Mrs). See Eastlakb (Lady).

GROTE (George).

Minor Works; with Critical Remarks on his Intel-
lectual Character, Writings, and Speeches, by Alexander
Bain. Lond. 1873. 8vo.

Aristotle. Edited by Professor Alexander Bain,
LLD., and G. Croom Robertson. 2 vols. Lond. 1872.
8vo.

Seven Letters concerning the PoUtics of Switzerland
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1876. 8vo.

Fragments on Ethical Subjects, by G. Grote : being
a Selection from his Posthumous Papers. Lond.
1876. 8vo.

The Personal Life of George Grote, compiled from
Family Documents, Private Memoranda, and Original
Letters to and from various Friends, by Mrs Grote,
Lond. 1873. 8vo.

GROTIUS (H0QO).

Poemata, coUecta olim a fratre ejus GuiL Grotio.
Access, jam et alia nonnulla ejusdem Autoris per R. H.
redacta. Lond. 1639. small 8vo.

The Truth of the Christian Religion, in six Books,
corrected and illustrated with Notes by Mr Le Clerc.
To which is added a seventh Book by the said ]\Ir Le
Clerc. Done into English by John Clarke, D.D.
Lond. 1786. 8vo.

GROVE (F. C.)

The Frosty Caucasus : an Account of a Walk through
part of the Range, and of an Ascent of Elbruz in the
Summer of 1874. Lond. 1875. post 8vo.

GROVE (George).

Dictionary of Music and Musicians (a.d. 1450-1880).
By eminent Writers, English and Foreign. 2 vols.
Lond. 1879-1880. 8vo.

GROVE (Sir W. R.)

The Correlation of Physical Forces. Sixth edition,
with other Contributions to Science. Load. 1874.
8vo.

GRUB (George).

An Ecclesiastical History of Scotland, from the
Introduction of Christianity to the Present Time.
4 vols. Edinb. 1861. 8vo.

GRUBB (John).

The British Heroes. See Poems (Collect, of). 4to.

GRUNER (Lewis).

The Mosaics in the Cupola in the Cappella Chigiana
of Sta Maria del Popolo in Rome. Designed by
Rafi'aelle Sanzio d'Urbino. Engraved and edited by
L. Gruner. Lond. 1850. folio.

The Caryatides from the Stanza dell' Eliodoro in the
Vatican. Designed by Raffaelle d'Urbino. Engraved
and edited by L. Gruner. Lond. 1852. folio.

" Lo Scaffale ; " or. Presses in the Sacristy of the
Church of St. Maria deUe Grazie at Milan : Illustra-
tions of the Painted Decoration by Bernardino Luini,
executed in Chromo- Lithography. Lond. 1860. folio.

Die Decorative Kunst. Beitrage zur Ornamentik
fiir Architektur und Kunstgewerbe aus den Schatzen
der KonigL Sammlung fiir Handzeichnungen und
Kupferstiche. Lieferung 1-8. Dresden, 1880-1881.
foHo.

GUALDI (Abbate). See Leti (Gregorio),

GUALTER (Rodolph).

De Neutralibus et mediis ; grosly Inglyshed, Jacke
of both Sydes. A Godly and a necessary catholike
Admonition touching those that be Neutres, holding
upon no certayne Religion nor Doctryne. Lond. 1562.
12mo.

GUARIKI (Gio-Battista).

H Pastor Fido : Pastorale. — Le Berger Fidele. (Italian
and French.) 2 vols. Pam, 1759. 12mo.

Pastor Fido. CrisopoU {Parma), 1793. imp. 4to.

GUATTINI (Michael Angelo), Capuccino.

Viaggio nel Regno del Cogno del Padre Jlichael
Angelo de Guattini da Reggio et del Padre Dionigi de
Carli da Piacenza, Capuccini, Missiouarii Apostolici,
descritto per Lettere. Veiietia, lQ7d. 12mo.

GUAZZO (Stefano).

Dialoghi Piacevoll Venetia, 1604. 8vo.

GIJBERNATIS— GUZl^LAJf.

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GUBERNATIS (Professor Anoelo de), Florence.
Zoological Mythology ; or, tbe Legends of Animals.
2 vols. Land. 1872. 8vo.

GUi;N^E (L'AbbA).

Lettres de quelques Juifs k M. de Voltaire avec un
Petit Commentaire, et Mdmoires sur la Fertility de la
Jud^e. Versailles, 1817. 8vo.

GUHL (K), AND KONER (W.)

The Life of the Greeks and Romans, described from
antique Monuments. Translated from the third
German edition by F. Hueifer. Lond. 1875. 8vo.

GUILDS.

Original Ordinances of early English Gilds.
Early English Text Society.

See

GUILLEMIN (Am6d6e).

The World of Comets. Translated and Edited by
James Glaisher. Lond. 1877. royal 8vo.

The Forces of Nature. A popular Introduction to
the Study of Physical Phenomena. Translated by
Mrs Norman Lockyer. Lond. 1872. royal 8vo.

GUINNARD (A.)

Three Years' Slavery among the Patagonians ; an
Account of his Captivity. Translated from the French
by Charles S. Cheltnam. Lond. 1871. post 8vo.

GUIZOT (FiiANgois Pierre Guillaumb).

Pourquoi la Revolution d'Angleterre a-t-elle r^ussi 1
Discours sur I'Histoire de la Revolution d'Angleterre.
Paris, 1850. 8vo.

Histoire de la Civilisation en Europe, depuis la
Chute de I'Empire Romain jusqu' k la Revolution
Frangaise. Paris, 1868. 8vo.

The History of France. Translated by R Black.
8 vols. Lond. 1872-1881. royal 8vo.

History of England from the Earliest Times ; edited
by Madame de Witt, nee Guizot. Translated by Moy
Thomas. 3 vols. Lond. 1877-1879. royal 8vo.

GUMP AC H (Johannes von).
Baby Worlds. An Essay on the Nascent Members
of our Solar Household. Lond. 1863. 8vo.

GUNDULIC (Ivan).
Osman, u duadeaet Pievanjah.
12mo.

M Zagrehu, 1844.

GUNNYON (Wiluam).

Illustrations of Scottish History, Life, and Supersti-
tion, from Song and Ballad. Lond. 1877. 8vo.

GUNTHER (Albert C. L. G.)
An Introduction to the Study of Fishes. Edinb.
1880. 8vo.

GUSTAF IIL -See Swedbin.

GUTHRIE (James Caroill).
The Vale of Strathmore : its Scenes and Legends,
Edinh. 1875. small 8vo.

GUTHRIE (Matthibu).

Dissertations sur les Antiquity de Russia. Tra-
duites sur son ouvrage Anglais. Saint Petersbourg,
1795. 8vo.

GUTHRIE (Thomas), D.D.

Simdays Abroad. Lond. 1872. 12mo.

Autobiography; and Memoir by his Sons, Rev. David
K. Guthrie and Charles J. Guthrie. 2 vols. Lond.
1874, 1875. post 8vo.

GUTHRIE (Willlam), Advocate.

The Law of Trade Unions in England and Scotland,
underthe Trade Union Act 1871. Edinb. 1873. 8vo.

Select Cases decided in the Sheriff Courts of Scot-
land, Edinb. 1878. 8vo.

See also, Saviqny (Friedrich Carl von).

GUY (WiLUAM a.)
Principles of Forensic Medicine.
Lond. 1868. 12mo.

Third edition.

GUY OF WARWICK.

Society.

See Early English Text

GUZMAN (Don Alonzo Enriquez de).

The Life and Acts of Don Alonzo Enriquez de
Guzman, a Knight of Seville, A.D. 1518 to 1543.
Translated from an original and inedited MS. with
Notes and an Introduction by Clements R. Mark ham.
Lond. 1862. Svo. (Hakluyt Society.)

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H

HACKLANDEE (F. W.)

Humoristische Sckriften. 6 vols, in 2. Stuttgart,
1872. 12mo.

H ADD AN (A. W.), and STUBBS (William).

Councils and Ecclesiastical Documents relating to
Great Britain and Ireland. 3 vols. Oxford, 1869-
1878. 8vo.

HADDON (Walter), Master of the Rolls.

G. Haddoni, S. Reginae Elisabethaa a supplicum
Libellis Lucubrationes passim collectas et editae, studio
et labore Thomas Hatcheri. Lond. 1567. ito.

See also, Osoeius (Hieronymus).

HADEIAN, Emperor.

Translations, Literal and Free, of the dying Hadrian's
Address to his Soul. Collected and arranged by David
Johnston. Bath, 1876. 8vo.

HAECKEL (Ernst).

The History of Creation ; from the German, the
Translation revised by Professor E. Eay Lankester,
2 vols. Lo7td. 1876. post 8vo.

The Evolution of Man : a popular Exposition of the
principal points of Human Ontogeny and Phylogeny.
2 vols. Land. 1879. post 8vo.

Freedom in Science and Teaching. With a Prefat-
ory Note by T. H. Huxley. Land. 1879. post 8vo.

HAENEL (Gdstavus).
Theodosius Imperator.

See Codex Gregorian ns.

HAFIZ.

Persian Lyrics ; or, Scattered Poems from the
Di\van-i-Hafiz, with Paraphrases in Verse and Prose.
Lond. 1800. 4to.

HAGENBACH (Dr K. R.)

History of the Reformation in Germany and Swit-
zerland chiefly. Translated by Evelina Moore. 2 vols.
Edinb. 1878, 1879. 8vo. (Clark's Foreign Theol.
Library.)

History of Christian Doctrines. With an Introduc-
tion by E. H. Plumptre. 3 vols. Edinb. 1880-1881.
8vo. (Clark's Foreign Theol. Librarj'.)

HAHN (Karl August).
National Literatub.

See BiBLIOTHEK DER

HAIGS OF BEMERSYDE. See Russell (John).

HAILSTONE (Mrs S. H. Lilla).

Designs for Lace-Making. Lo7id. 1878. small folio.

HAKLUYT (Richard).

Divers Voyages touching the Discovery of America
and the Islands adjacent, collected and published by
Richard Hakluyt, Prebendary of Bristol in the year
1582. Edited by John Winter Jones. Lmd. 1850.
8vo. (Hakluyt Society.)

The Discovery and Conquest of Florida, by Don
Ferdinando de Soto. Translated out of Portuguese by
Richard Hakluyt, and edited by W. B. Rye. Lond.
1853. 8vo. (Hakluyt Society.)

HAKLUYT SOCIETY.

Publications of the Hakluyt Society from the
Commencement in 1847 to 1881. 64 vols. Lond.
1847-1881. 8vo.

1. Hawkins' Voyage to the South Sea in 1593. See

Hawkins (Sir Richard).

2. Columbus' Select Letters. See Columbus (Che.)

3. Raleigh's Discovery of Guiana in 1595-1596. See

Raleigh (Sir Walter).

4. Drake's Voyage in 1595, by Thos. Maynarde.

See Drake (Sir Francis).

5. Narratives of Voyages towards the North West.

See Eundall (Thomas).

6. History of Travailo into Virginia Britannia. See

Strachey (William).

7. Discovery of America. See Hakluyt (Ed.)

8. Rundall's Memorials of the Empire of Japan.

See Rundall (Thomas).

9. Discovery of Terra Florida by De Soto. See

Hakluyt (Richard).

10, 12. Notes upon Russia. /See Herberstein (Baron

S. von).

11. Coats' Geography of Hudson's Bay. See Coats

(Capt. W.)

13. Gerritt de Veer's Three Voyages by the North

East to China. See Veer (Gerritt de).

14, 15. Mendoza's History of China. See Mendoza

(Juan Gonzalez de).

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16. Fletcher's World Encompassed. See Drake (Sib

Francis).

17. The Tartar Conquerors of China. See Orleans

(Pierre J. de).

18. White's Early Documents on Spitzbergen and

Greenland. See Spitzbergen.

19. Middleton's Voyage to Bantam, 1606. See MiD-

DLETON (Sir Henry).

20. Russia at the close of the Sixteenth Century.

See Bond (Edward A.)

21. Benzoni's Travels in America. See Benzoni

(GiROLAMO).

22. India in the Fifteenth Century. See Major

(R. H.)

23. Voyage to the West Indies. See Champlain (S.)

24. Expeditions into the Valley of the Amazons. See

Markham (C. E.)

25. Early Voyages to Australia. See Australia.

26. Embassy to the Court of Timour. See Clavijo

(Gonzales de).

27. Hudson the Navigator. See Hudson (Henry).

28. Expedition of Ursua and Aguirre. See Ursua

(P. de).

29. Life of Guzman. See Guzman (A. E. de).

30. Discoveries of the World by Galvano. See Gal-

vano (Antonio).

31. Marvels described by Friar Jordanus. See JoB-

DANUS (Feiar).

32. Travels of Ludovico di Varthema. See Vabthema

(LUD.)

33. Travels of Cieza de Leon. a.d. 1532-50. See

CiBZA DE Leon (Pedro).

34. Narrative of Pascual de Andagoya. See Anda-

GOYA (Pascual de).

35. Barbosa's Coasts of East Africa and Malabar. See

Barbosa (Duarte).

36. 37. Cathay and the Way Thither. Minor Notices

of China. See Yule (Colonel H.)

38. Frobisher's Three Voyages. See Frobisher (Sir

Martin),

39. The Philippine Islands. See Morga (Antonio

de).

40. The Fifth Letter of Hernan Cortes. See Cortes

(Hernan).

41. 45. The Eoyal Commentaries of the Ynca.s. See

Vega (Garcilaso).

42. The Three Voyages of Vasco da Gama. See Gaha

(Vasco da).

43. Select Letters of Columbus. See Columbus

(Christopher).

44. History of the Imams and Seyyids of 'Omdn.

See Salil Ibn-Bazik.

HAKLUYT SOCIETY— Co«/m«ear.

46. Conquest and Conversion of the Canarians. flee

Bontier (Pierre).

47. Reports on the Discovery of Peru. See Mark-

ham ^Clements R.)

48. Narratives of the Rites and Laws of the Yncas.

See Markham (Clements R.)

49. Travels to Tana and Persia, by Barbaro and

ContarinL See Barbaro (Jos.)

50. Voyages of the Zeni to the Northern Seas. See

Zbno (Antonio and Nicolo).

51. The Captivity of Hans Stade of Hesse in BrazU.

See Stade (Hans).

52. The First Voyage round the World by Magellan.

See Stanley of Aldbrlby (Lord).

53. 55, 62. The Commentaries of Afonso Dalboquerque.

See Albuquerque (A.)

54. The Three Voyages of Barents to the Arctic

Regions. See Veer (Gerritt de).

56. The Voyages of Sir James Lancaster, etc. See

Markham (Clements R.)

57. The Hawkins' Voyages. See Hawkins (Sir

Richard).

58. The Bondage and Travels of Johann Schiltberger.

See Schiltberger (Johann).

59. The Voyages and Works of John Davis. See

Davis (John).

60. 61. The Natural and Moral History of the Indies.

See AcosTA (Joseph de).

62. See No. 53.

63. The Voyages of William Baffin. See Baffin (W.)

64. Narrative of the Portuguese Embassy to Abyssinia.

See Alvarez (Francisco).

HALE (Thomas).

Account of New Inventions.

See Inventions.

HALKETT (Anne, Lady).
Autobiography. See Camden Society.

HALKETT (Samuel), and LAING (Rev. John).

A Dictionary of the Anonymous and Pseudonymous
Literature of Great Britain. Vol. I. Edinh. 1882.
royal 8vo.

HALL (Major H. Byng).

The Bric-a-Brac Hunter ; a Chapter on Chinamania.
Lond. 1875. post 8vo.

HALL (Joseph), Bishop of Norwich.

A Defence of the Humble Remonstrance against the
frivolous and false Exceptions of Sniectymnuus. By
the Author of the said Humble Remonstrance. Lond,
.1641. 4to,

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HALL (Joseph), Bishop of Norwich — Continued.
A Short Answer to the tedious Vindication of
Smectymnuus. Lond. 1641. 4to.

HALL (Thomas).

An Apologie for the Ministry and its Maintenance :
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Familists, Seekers, Quakers, Levellers, Libertines,
and the rest of that Kout. Lond. 1660. 4to.

HALL (William Edward), Barrister.
International Law. Oxford, 1880. 8vo.

HALLIWELL (Jamks Orchard).

A Collection of Letters illustrative of the Progress of
Science in England from the Eeign of Queen Elizabeth
to that of Charles the Second. Lond. 1841. 8vo.
(Historical Society of Science).

Harrowing of Hell. A Miracle Play, written in the
Reign of Edward the Second, now first published, with
Introduction and Notes. Lond. 1841. Svo.

HAMAKER (Henricus Arb.vtius).

Diatribe Philologico-critica aliquot Monumentorum
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Lugduni Batavorum, 1822. 4to.

Takyoddini Ahmedis Al-Makrizii Narratio. See
Makrizl

HAMERTON (Philip Gilbert).

A Painter's Camp in the Highlands, and Thoughts
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The Intellectual Life. Lond. \?il5. post Svo.

Etching and Etchers. Lond. 1876. Svo.

Round my House : Notes of Rural Life in France,
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Life of J. M. W. Turner. Lond. 1879. post Svo.

The Graphic Arts ; a Treatise on the Varieties of
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HAMILTON (A. H. A.)

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HAMILTON (Rev. Alexander).

A Cordial for Christians travelling Heaven-ward ;
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HAMILTON (Andrew).

Rheinsberg : Memorials of Frederick the Great and
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HAMILTON (Count Anthony).
QJuvres. 4 vols. Paris, 1762. 12mo.

HAMILTON (Francis), Prior of the Scotch Col-
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De Sanctorum Invocatione Demonstratio duplex.
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HAMILTON (James), D.D.

Our Christian Classics : Readings from the best
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HAMILTON (William).

Plates to Hamilton's Remarks on several parts of
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HAMLEY (Colonel W. G.)

A New Sea and an Old Land, being Papers suggested
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HAMLIN (Cyrus).

Among the Turks. XorerZ. 1S7S. post Svo.

HAMMERICK (Frederick).

Aelteste Christliche Epik der Angelsachsen, Deut-
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HAMMOND (William A.), M.D.
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HAMPSON (R T.)

Origines Patricire ; or, a Deduction of European
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HANMER (Sir Thomas).

Correspondence ; with a Memoir of his Life. To
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HANNA (William), D.D.

The Wars of the Huguenots. Edinh. 1871. 12mo.

The Resurrection of the Dead. Edinh. 1 87 2. 1 2mo.

H ANN AY (Patrick).

Poetical Works. Reprinted from the Edition of
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HANSON (Alfred), Barrister-at-Law.

The Acts relating to Probate, Legacy, and Succession
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HANSON (SiB Levett).

Miscellaneous Compositions in Verse, illustrated by
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HANSTEEN (Christophe).

Souvenirs d'un Voyage en Siberie. Traduits du
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HARDCASTLE (Mrs).

Life of Lord Campbell. See Campbell (John, Lord).

HARDCASTLE (Henry), Barrister.
A Treatise on the Rules which govern the Construc-
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HARDY (Rev. E. Spenoe).

Eastern Monachism, An Account of the Order of
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A Manual of Budhism, in its modem development.
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HARDY (Sir Thomas Duffus).
Catalogue of Materials relating to the History of
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HARDY (Sir Thomas Ddfpus) — CotUinited.
Syllabus of Eymer's Foedera. See State Fafebs :
Calendars.

HAEE (Augustus J. C.)

Walks in Eome. 2 vols. LoTid. 1871. post Svo.

Memorials of a Quiet Life. 2 vols. Lojid. 1872.
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Memorials of a Quiet Life : Supplementary Volume.
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Wanderings in Spain. Lond. 1873. post 8vo.

Days' near Eome. 2 vols. Lond. 1815. post Svo.

Cities of Northern and Central Italy. 3 vok.
Lond. 1876. post Svo.

Walks in London. 2 vols. Lond. 1878. post Svo.

Life and Letters of Frances, Baroness Bunsen.
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HAEGEAVE (John F.)

Treatise on the Thellusson Act, 39 & 40 Geo. TIL
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HAEIVANSA, ou Histoire de la Famille de HarL
Ouvrage formant un Appendice du Mahabharata et
traduit eur I'original Sanskrit, par M. A. Langlois.
2 vols. Paris, 1834. 4to.

HAELAN (C), M.D.

Elflora of the Susquehanna ; a Poem. Philadelphia,
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HAELAND (John).

Ballads and Songs of Lancashire, Ancient and
Modern, collected, compiled, and edited with Notes.
Second edition, enlarged by T. T. Wilkinson. Liond.
1875. post Svo.

HARPEE (Malcolm M'Lachlan).
Rambles in Galloway, Topographical, Historical,
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HAEPSFIELD (Nicholas).

Treatise on the Divorce. See Camden Society.

HAEEIS (Seymour F.), Barin^er-at-Law.
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HAERIS (Walter).

A New History of the Life and Eeign of William-
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HARRYSONE (James).

An Exhortacion to the Scottes (1547). See Early
English Tsxt Society.

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HART (Major-General H. G.)
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HART (Rev. H. Martyn).

The "World of the Sea. Translated and enlarged
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Lond. 1876. royal 8vo.

HAETE (Bret).

Complete Works,
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5 vols. Lond. 1880-1881.

HAETING (James Edmund).

British Animals extinct within Historic Times, with
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HARTLIB (Samuel).

A Briefs Relation of that which hath been lately
attempted to procure Ecclesiastical Peace among Pro-
testants. Lond. 1641. 4 to.

HARTWIG (De George).
The Subterranean World. Lond. 1871. 8vo.
The Aerial World : a popular Account of the Pheno-
mena and Life of the Atmosphere. Lond. 1874. 8vo.

HARVEY (Sir George), President, U.S.A.

Notes on the Early History of the Royal Scottish
Academy. Edinb. 1870. 8vo.

HARVEY (William), M.D.

Anatomical Exercitations concerning the Generation
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HASELL (E. J.)

Calderon. Edinb. 1879. 12mo. (Foreign Classics
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HAUPT (Erich).

First Epistle of St. John. A Contribution to
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HAVARD (Henry).

Objets d'Art et de Curiosity tirfe des grandes Collec-
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The Dead Cities of the Zuyder Zee : a Voyage to
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HAVARD {HEi<iRY)—Co7itt.nued.

Picturesque Holland. A Journey in the Provinces
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HAWEIS (Rev. H. R)

Current Coin. Lond. 1876. post 8vo.

HAWEIS (Mrs. H. R.)

The Art of Beauty. Lond. 1878. post 8vo.

HAWKINS (Sir Richard).

Observations of Sir Richard Hawkins in his Voyage
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HAWTHOENE (Nathaniel).
Septimius : a Eomance. Lond. 1872. post Svo.
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HAY (Alexander).

Estimate of the Scottish Nobility. See Eogers
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HAY (George).

History of Arbroath to the present Time. With
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HAY (George W.)

Prize Essays and Papers which have appeared in the
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HAY (Peter).

A Vision of Balaam's Asse, wherein hee did perfectly
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HAYDN (Joseph).

A Dictionary of Science, preceded by an Essay on
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HAYDON (Benjamin Eobbrt).

Correspondence and Table-Talk. With a Memoir
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HAYLEY (William).

The Triumphs of Temper; a Poem.
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HAYN (Thbophilus).

Tsuni-ll Ghoam: the Supreme Being of the Khoi-
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HAYNES (John F.), LL.D.

Students' Leading Cases. Being some of the principal
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HAYWAED (A.)

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HEARN (William Edward), LL.I).

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HEATH (Francis Georob).
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HEATON (Mrs Charles).

The History of the Life of Albrecht Diirer of
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Originum ac Germanicarum Antiquitatum Libri,
Leges videlicet Salicae, Ripuariae, Alemannorum, Boio-
ariorum, Saxonum, Westphalorum, etc. Basilece, 1557.
foUo.

HERRIES (Edward).

Memoir of the Public Life of the Right Hon. John
Charles Herries. With an Introduction by Sir Charles
Herries, K.C.B. 2 vols. Lo7id. 1880. Svo.

HERSCHEL (Mrs John).

Memoir and Correspondence of Caroline HerscheL
Lond. 1876. post Svo.

HERTZBERG (Ebbe).

Grundtraekkene i den .(Eldenste Norske Process.
Udgivet ved Dr Fr. Brandt. Kristiania, 1874. Svo.

HESIOD— HODGK

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HESIOD.

Hesiodi Ascrsei quae extant. Daniel Heinsius edidit.
Lugd. Batav. 1622. 8vo.

HESYCHIUS MILESIUS.

Opuscula partim hactenus non edita. J. Meureius
Gr. ac Lat. simul primus vulgavit cum Notis. His
adjecta Bessarionis Epistola Grsecobarbara. iMgd.
Batavorum, 1613. 12mo.

HEYNE (MoKiTz).

Heliand. Mit ausfuhrlichen Glosstir herausgegeben.
Paderbom, 1873. 8vo.

HEYSE (PAnL).

Ifovellen. Berlin, 1874. 12mo.

Neue Ifovellen. Berlin, 1881. 12mo.

Vier neue Novellen. Berlin, 1876. 12mo.

HEYWOOD (Thomas).

The General History of Women, containing the
Lives of the most Holy and Prophane. By T. H.
Lond. 1657. 8vo.

HIBBERT LECTURES. See Davids (T. W. R)
MOller (F. Max). Renan (Ernest).

HICKS (J.)

Wanderings by the Lochs and Streams of Assynt ;
and the North Highlands of Scotland. Lond. 1855.
12mo.

HIERONYMUS (S. Eusebius).

Catalogus Seriptorum Ecclosiasticorum ex novissima
recognitione D. Erasmi. Item Vita Pauli Eremitas,
Vita S. Hilarionis, Vita Malchi captivi Monachi.
Franaofurti, 1549. small 8vo.

HIGGINS (Clement), Barrister.

A Digest of the Reported Cases relating to the Law
and Practice of Letters Patent for Inventions. Lond.
1875. 8vo.

Appendix. Patent Cases decided between June
1875 and March 1880, together with some unreported
Cases. Lond. 1880. 8vo.

HIGGINS (Matthew James).
Essays on Social Subjects. With a Memoir by Sir
William Stirling-MaxwelL Lmid. 1875. post 8vo.

HILARIUS, DisdpidiLS Ahelardi.

Hilarii Versus et Ludi. (Edidit J. J. Champollion-
Figeac.) Paris, 1838. 8vo.

HILL (George Birkbbck).
Colonel Gordon in South Africa.
(Charles George).

See Gordon

HILL (Rev. Brian).
Henry and Acasto : a Moral Tale.
Lorul. 1798. post 8vo.

(A Poem.)

HILL (Sir Rowland).

The Life of Sir Rowland Hill, and the History of
Penny Postage. By Sir R. Hill, and his Nephew,
George Birkbeck HilL 2 vok Lond. 1880. Svo.

See also, Charlesworth (Rev. Vernon J.)

HILPERT (Dr Joseph Leonhard).

A Dictionary of the English and German, and the
German and English Language. 2 vols. Karlsruhe,
1857. 4to.

HINCHCLIFF (Thomas Woodbine).

Over the Sea and Far Away ; being a Narrative of
Wanderings round the World. Zionti. 1876. royal Svo.

HINDLEY (John Haddon).
Persian Lyrics; or. Scattered Poems from the
Diwan-i-Hafiz. Lond. 1800. 4to.

HINRICH'S Biicher Catalog. See Catalogdbs.

HIPPEAU (C.)

Dictionnaire de la Langue Frangaise au XII' et au
XIIP Si^cla 2 vols, in 1. Paris, 1873. Svo.

HISTOIRE DES INAUGURATIONS de« Rois,
Empereurs et autres Souverains de I'Univers depuis
leur Origine. Par M. . . . (Dom Charles Joseph
B6vy). Paris, 1776. Svo.

HISTOIRE DES REVOLUTIONS D'ANGLE-
TERRE See England.

HISTORICAL MANUSCRIPTS. See Reports.

HITCHMAN (Francis).

Public Life of the Right Honourable the Earl of
Beaconsfield, KG. 2 vols. Lond. 1879. 8va

HOBBES (Thomas).

Elementa Philosophica de Cive. Amsterodami,
1647. 12mo.

HOBDAY (E.)

Cottage Gardening ; or, Flowers, Fruits, and Veget-
ables for small Gardens. Lond. 1877. post Svo.

HODGE (Charles), D.D., Princeton, New Jersey.
Systematic Theology. 4 vols. Xa»d. 1872-1874. Svo,
What is Darwinism 1 Land. \m. post Svo.
The Church and its PoUty. Lond. 1S79. Svo.

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HODGES— HOOK.

HODGES (James).

The Present State of England as to Coin and Pub-
lick Charges. By J. H. Lund. 1697. 8vo.

HODGSON (Professor William B.)

Errors in the Use of English. Edinh. \9,9.\. postSvo.

HOFFMAN (Georg. Franc), M.D.

Hortus Gottingensis. Gottingce, 1793. folio.

H0FFM.\NN von FALLERSLEBEN (Heinrich).

Fundgruben fUr Geschichte Deutsoher Sprache unJ
Literatur. 2 vols, in 1. Breslau, 1830, 1837. 8vo.

Horie Belgicse. Parts 1-12. 3 vols. Vratislamw,
1830-1862. 8vo.

HOGG (Rev. David).

Life and Times of the Rev. John Wightman, D.D.
(1762-1847), Minister of Kirkmahoe. Lond. 1873.
post 8vo.

The Life of Allan Cunningham. Dumfries, 1875.
crown 8vo.

HOGG (James).

The Jacobico Relics of Scotland ; being the Songs,
Airs, and Legends of the Adlierents to the House of
Stuart. Collected and illustrated by James Hogg.
First and Second Series. Reprinted from the original
edition. 2 vols. Paisley, 1874. 8vo.

Queer Book by the Ettrick Shepherd. Edinh. 1832.
12mo.

HOGG (Thomas).

St. Michael's Mount, in CornwalL A Poem. Truro,
1811. 4to,

HOLDSWORTH (K W. H.) and YOUNG (Arch.)
Sea Fisheries, by Holdsworth. — Salmon Fisheries,
by Young. Lond. 1877. 12mo.

HOLLAND (Rev. H. S.)
. The Apostolic Fathers. Lond. (1878). 12mo.
(Fathers for English Readers.)

HOLLAND (Sir Henrt), Bart., M.D.
Recollections of Past Life. Lond. 1872. post 8vo.

HOLLAND.

Certein Letters wherein is set forth a Discourse of
the Peace that was attempted by the Lords and States
of Holland and Zeland in the year 1574. Lond.
1576. 12mo.

•HOLLINGSHEAD (John)
Underground London. Lond. 1862. post 8vo.

HOLMBOE (C. A.)

Det Oldnorske Verbum oplyst ved sammenligning
med Sanskrit, etc. Christiunia, 1848. 4to.

Norsk og Keltisk om det Norske og de Keltiske
Sprogs Indbyrdes Laan. Christiania, 1854. 4to.

De prisca Re Monetaria Norvegise et de Numis
aliquot et Ornamentis in Norvegia repertis. Chris-
tianice, 1854. 8vo.

HOLMES (Oliver Wendell).

The Poet and the Breakfast-Table. Lond. 1872.
12mo.

John Lothrop Motley: a Memoir. Lond. 1868.
post 8vo.

HOLST (Chr.)
Det Kongelige
gater. Bed Chr. Hoist. Christiania, 1851. 8vo,

Det Kongelige Norske Frederiks Universitets Le-

HOLUB (Dr Emil).

Seven Years in South Africa. Travels, Researches,
and Hunting Adventures between the Diamond Fields
and the Zambesi River. 2 vols. Lond. 1881. 8vo.

HOME (David Milne), of Wedderburn.
The Estuary of the Forth and Adjoining Districts
viewed Geologically. Edinh. 1871. 8vo.

HONECOKT (Wilars de).

Fac-simile of the Sketch-Book of Wilars de Hone-
cort, an Architect of the Thirteenth century. Trans-
lated and edited by the Rev. Robert Willis. Lond.
1859. large 4to.

HONYMAN (Andrew), Bishop of OrJcney.

A Survey of the insolent Libel, etc., entitled Naph-
tali. Edinh. 1689. 4to.

Bourignonism displayed in a Discovery and brief
Refutation of sundry gross Errors maintain'd by
Antonia Bourignon. Aberdeen, 1710. 8vo.

HOOD (Thomas).

Works. VoL VII. Lond. 1871. post 8vo.

HOOK (Theodore).

Choice Humorous Works, -with a New Life of the
Author. Lond. 1872. 8vo.

HOOK (Walter F.), D.D., Dean of Chichester.
Lives of the Archbishops of Canterbury. 11 vols.
Lotid. 1865-1879. 8vo.

HOOKE— HUGHEa

1221

HOOKE (Colonel Nathaniel).

Correspondence of Colonel N. Hooke, Agent from
the Court of France to the Scottish Jacobites in the
Years 1703-1707. Edited by the Rev. W. D. Macray.
VoL I. Lund. 1870. 4to. (Roxburghe Club.)

HOOKER (Richard).
The Lawes of Ecclesiastical Politie.
folio.

Lond. 1594.

HOPE (James L. A.)

In Quest of Coolies. Lond. 1872.

post 8vo.

HOPE (Charles).

Chroniques Greco-Romaines in(5dites, ou peu connues,
publi^es avec Notes et Tables G^n&Iogiques. Berlin,
1873. 8vo.

HOPPE (Hermann).

Katalog der Deutschen Literatur. See Catalogue&

HORATIUS (QuiNTUs Flacous).

The Works of Horace. Translated into English
Verse, with a Life and Notes by Sir Theodore Martin,
K.C.B. 2 vols. Edinb.Uil. post 8vo.

Horace's Epistle to the Pisos on the Art of Poetry,
translated into English Verse, with Observations and
Notes. Edinb. 1784. 8vo.

HORBYE (J. C.)

Observations sur les Ph^nomfenes d'^rosion en Nor-
vfege. Christiania, 1857. 4to.

HORNER (Susan and Joanna).

"Walks in Florence. 2 vols. Lond, 1873. post 8vo.

HORNIUS (Geobgius).

Dissertationes Historicse et Politicse. Lugd. Batav.
1655. 12mo.

HORSTMANN (Du Carl).

Altenglische Legeuden. — Kindheit Jesu. — Geburt
Jesu. — Barlaam et Josaphat. — St. Patrick's Fegofeuer.
Aus dem verschiedenen MSS. hcrausgegeben. Fader-
horn, 1875. 8vo.

HOSACK (John), Barriater-at-Law.

Mary Queen of Scots and her Accusers : embracing
a Narrative of Events from tlie Death of James V. in
1542 until the Death of Queeu Mary in 1587. Second
edition. 2 vols. Edinh. 1870, 1874. 8vo.

HOSPITALIUS (Michael).
Carmina. Amstelcedami, 1732. 8vo,

HOTTEN (John Camdbn).

History of Signboards. See Larwood (Jacwb).

The Original Lists of Emigrants from Great Britain
to the American Plantations, 1600-1700. See
America.

HOUGHTON (Lord).
Monographs, Personal and Social
(Richard Monckton).

See Milneb

HOUSTON (A.)

L'Escosse Fran9oi8e. Discours dee Alliances com-
mScees depuis I'an sept cents septante sept, entre les
Couronnes de France et d'Escosse. Paris, 1608.
small 8vo.

HOWSON (John S.), D.D., Dean of Chester.
The Character of St. Paul, being the Cambridge
Hulsean Lectures for 1862. Lond. 1863. 12mo.

Essays on Cathedrals, by various Writers. Edited
by J. S. Howson. Lond. 1872. 8vo.

HOZIER (Capt. H. M.)

The Invasions of England : a History of the Past,
with Lessons for the Futura 2 vols. Lond. 1876.

8vo.

HUBNER (^MiLins).

Corpus Inscriptionum Latinanim.

TIONES ANTIQUiE.

See Inscrip-

HiJBNER (Le Baron de).

Sixto-Quint 3 vols. Paris, 1870. 8vo.

A Ramble round the World, 1871. Translated by

Lady Herbert. 2 vols. Lond. 1874. Svo.

HUDSON (Henry).

The Original Documents in which his Career is re-
corded. Collected and partly translated and annotated
with an Introduction by George Asher, LL.D. Lond.
1860. 8vo. (Hakluyt Society.)

HUDSON (Michael).

The Divine Right of Government, Natural and
Pohtique. n.p. 1647. 4to.

HUEFFER (Francis).

The Troubadours. A History of Provencal Life and
Literature in the Middle Ages. Lond. 1878. Svo.

HUGHES (Thomas), Q.C.

The Old Church : What shall we do with it 1 Lond.
1878. post Svo.

1222

HUGHES— HUNTER.

HUGHES (William).

The Australian Colonies : their Origin and present
Condition. Land. 1852. 12nio. (The Traveller's
Library.)

HUGO (Victor).

Theatre. 4 vols. Paris, 1872-1875. 12mo.

Les Voix Interieures. Les Eayons et les Ombres.
Paris, 1879. 12mo.

Les Chansons des Eues et des Bois. Paris, 1879.
12mo.

La Legends des Sifecles. Pam, 1880. 12mo.

Les Orientales. Les Feiiilles d'Automne. Les
Chants du Cr^puscule. Paris, 1881. 12ino.

Odes et Ballades. Paris, 1881. 8vo.

Les Contemplations. 2 vols. Pam, 1882. 12mo.

Les TravaUleurs de la Mer. 2 vols. Paris, 1880.
12mo.

Notre Uame de Paris. 2 vols. PaWs, 1881. 12mo.

Les Misdrables. 4 vols. Paris, 1881. 12mo.

The Last Days of a Condemned. With Observa-
tions on Capital Punishment by Sir P. H, Fleetwood.
Lond. 1840. post 8vo.

Les Misdrables. Authorised English Translation.
3 vols. Lond. 1862. post 8vo.

The same. Lo7id. (1877) post 8vo.

Ninety-Three. Translated by Frank Lee Benedict
and J. Hain FriswelL Lond. 1875. post 8vo.

By the King's Command. Lond. 1875. post 8vo.

Toilers of the Sea. Translated by W. Moy Thomas.
Lond. 1875. post 8vo.

Notre-Dame ; or, the BeUringer of Paris. Liond.
(1878) 8vo.

HULBEET (Charles).

History of Shrewsbury. See Phillips (Thomas).

HULL (E. C. P.)

Coffee Planting in Southern India and Ceylon.
Lond. 1877. post 8vo.

HULL (Edward).

A Treatise on the Building and Ornamental Stones of
Great Britain and Foreign Countries. Lond. 1872. 8vo.

The Physical Geology and Geography of Ireland.
Lond. 1878. post 8vo.

HULLAH (John), LL.D.

Music in the House. Lond. 1877. post 8vo.

HUMANE INDUSTEY ; or, a History of most
Manual Arts. Lond. 1661. small 8vo.

HUMBEET (Aim6).

Le Japon Illustr6. 2 vols. Pans, 1870. royal 4to.

HUME (Alexander).

Orthographie of the Britan Tongue.
English Text Society.

See Early

HUME (David).

Essays Moral, Political, and Literary. Edited with
Preliminary Dissertations and Notes, by T. H. Green
and T. H. Grose. 2 vols. Lond. 1875. 8vo.

A Treatise on Human Nature and Dialogues con-
cerning Natural Eeligion. Edited with Preliminary
Dissertations and Notes by T. H. Green and T. H.
Grose. 2 vols. Lond. 1878. 8vo.

HUNNEWELL (James F.)

The Lands of Scott. Edinb. 1871. post 8vo.

HUNT (Frederick Knight).

The Ehine; its Scenery and Historical and Legendary
Associations. Lond. 1845. 8vo.

HUNT (Eobert).

Popular Eomances of the West of England ; or, the
Drolls, Traditions, and Superstitions of Old Cornwall.
Lond. 1874. post 8vo.

HUNT (W. M.)

Talks about Art. With a Letter from J. E. Millais.
Lond. 1878. post 8vo.

HUNTEE (Captain F. M.)

An Account of the British Settlement of Aden in
Arabia. Lond. 1877. 8vo.

HUNTEE (Joseph).

Hallamshire. The History and Topography of the
Parish of Sheffield, with historical and descriptive
Notices of the Parishes of Ecclesfield, Hansworth,
Treeton, etc. Lond. 1819. folio.

HUNTEE (Eobert), Advocate.

A Treatise on the Law of Landlord and Tenant ;
with an Appendix containing Forms of Leases. Fourth
edition, edited by William Guthrie. 2 vols. Edinh.
1876. royal 8vo.

HUNTEE (William).

Biggar and the House of Fleming. An Account of
the Biggar District, Archseological, Historical, and
Biographical. Edinh. 1867. 8vo.

HUNTER (WiLLLiM). See Pegu and Ceylon.

i

HUNTER— HYMNS.

1223

HUNTER (William A.), BarriMer-at-Law.

A Systematic and Historical Exposition of Roman
Law in the order of a Code ; embodying the Institutes
of Gains, and the Institutes of Justinian. Translated
into English by J. Ashton-Cross. Lond. 1876. 8vo.

Introduction to Roman Law. Lond. 1880. post 8vo.

HUNTER (William King).

History of the Priory of Coldingham from the earliest
date to the present Time. Edinh. 1858. 4to.

HUNTER (William Wilson), LL.D.

Orissa. 2 vols. Lond. 1872. 8vo.

A Life of the Earl of Mayo, Fourth Viceroy of
India. 2 vols. Lond. 1875. 8vo.

The Imperial Gazetteer of India. 9 vols. Lond.
1881. 8vo.

England's Work in India. Lond. 1881. post 8vo.

The Indian Empire : its History, People, and Pro-
ducts. Lond. 1882. 8vo.

HUNTERIAN CLUB PUBLICATIONS. See
Bannattne (George). Craig (Alex.) Garden
(Alex.) Hannay (Patrick). Lodge (T.) Niccols
(Richard). Rowlands (S.)

HUTCHES ON (George), Minister at Edinburgh.

A Brief Exposition of the XII Smal Prophets.
3 vols, in 1. Lond. 1653-1655. 8vo.

Disputatio Juridica de Privilegiis Mulierum quam
Publics examinandum proponit, etc. Trajedi ad
Rlienum, 1693. 4to.

HUTCHINSON (John).

The Covenant in the Cherubim ; or, the Hebrew
Writings perfect, etc. By J. H. Lond. 1734. 8vo,

HUTCHINSON (Thomas J.)
Summer Holidays in Brittany. Lond. 1876. peat
8vo.

HUTCHISON (John).

The Practice of Banking : embracing the Cases at
Law and in Equity bearing upon all blanches of the
subject. Lond. 1881. 8va

HUTH (Alfred Hknry).

The Life and Writings of Henry Thomas Buckle.

2 vols, . Lond. 1880. 8vo.

HUTTON (Richard Holt).

Essays, Theological and Literary. 2 vols. Lond.
1871. 8to.

Sir Walter Scott. Lond. 12,1?,. post 8vo, (English
Men of Letters.)

HUXLEY (Thomas Henry).

Critiques and Addresses. Lond. 1873. Svo.

American Addresses ; with a Lecture on the Study
of Biology. Lond. 1877. Svo,

Physiography: an Introduction to the Study of
Nature. Lond. 1877. post 8vo.

Hume. Lond. 1879. post Svo. (English Men of
Letters.)

The Crayfish : an Introduction to Zoology. Lond.

1880. post Svo. (International Scientific Series.)
Science and Culture and other Essays. Lond.

1881. Svo.

HUYSHE (Capt. G. L.)

The Red River Expeditioa Lond. 1871, Svo.

HYMNS, Ancient and Modem, for use in the
Services of the Church, Lond. lud. post Svo,

1224

IBEAHEEM— INMAN.

IBEAHEEM (Meerza Mohammad).
A Grammar of the Persian Language, in which are
suhjoined several Dialogues. Lond. 1841. 8vo.

ICELANDIC DICTIONAEY. See Vigfusson
(Godbrand).

IHNE (Wilhelm).

The History of Eome. Vol. III.-V. Lond. 1877-
1882. 8vo.

INDEX EXPUEGATOEIUS Librorum qui hoc
saeculo prodierunt, etc., juxta S. Concilii Trideutini
decretum, Philippi II. Eegis Catholici jussu et auctori-
tate in Belgia concinnatus. n.p. 1599. 12mo.

INDEXES TO SEEVICES OF HEIES. See
Chancery.

INDIA.

Statement exhibiting the Moral and Material Pro-
gress and Condition of India during the year 1871-72.
Lmd. 1873. folio.

Memoirs of the Geological Survey op India.
Vols. VIL-XVIIL Calcutta, 1869-1881. royal 8vo.
Pal/eontologia Indica ; being Figures and Descrip-
tions of the Organic Eemains procured during the
Progress of the Geological Survey of India. Calcutta,
1870-1881. royal 8vo.

Series VI. Stolicza (Ferd.) The Pelecypoda of the

Cretaceous Eocks of Southern India.

Completing Vol. III. of the Cretaceous

Fauna.

VII. Stolicza (Ferd.) Kutch Fossils. On

some Tertiary Crabs.
VIIL Stolicza (Ferd.) The Brachiopoda of
the Cretaceous Eocks of S. India.
Vol. IV. of Cretaceous Fauna.
IX. Waagen (W.) Jurassic Fauna of Kutch.

The Cephalopoda. Parts 1-4.
X. Foote (E. B.) and Lydekker (E.) Fauna
of the Indian Fluviatile Deposits.
Parts 1-5.
XL reistmantel(0.) Jurassic Flora of Kach.
XII. Feistmantel (0.) The Fossil Flora of
the Lower Gondwanas.

INDIA — Continued.
Palsontologia Indica — Continued.

XIII. "Waagen (W.) Salt Eange Fossils.

XrV. Duncan (M.) Sind Fossil Corals and
Alcyonaria. The Fossil Echinoidea.

Eecords of the Geological Survey of India.
Vol. IL pt. 2.— Vol XIV. Calcutta, 1870-1881. 8vo.

INDIAN MAIL.

Allen's Indian Mail and Eegister of Intelligence for
British and Foreign India, China, and all parts of the
East, from its commencement in 1843. 39 vols, in 35.
Lond. 1843-1881. foUo.

INDICTMENTS. See Criminal Indictments.

INDULGENCE (The).

A Eeview and Examination of a Book bearing the
Title of the History of the Indulgence. Lond. 1681.
8vo.

INDUSTEIAL AETS (The). See M. (W.)

INGELOW (Jean.)
Poems. Lond. 1866.

post 8vo.

INGLIS (Mrs Eichmond).
Anna and Edgar ; or, Love and Ambition,
(in Verse). Edinh. 1781. 4to.

A Tale

INGEAM (Prof. T. Dunbar), Barrister -at-Law.

Compensation to Land and House Owners : being a
Treatise on the Law of Compensation for Interest in
Lands, etc., payable by Eailway and other Public
Companies. Second edition, by J. J. Elmes. Lond.
1869. post 8vo.

INGEAM (William).
Poems in the English and Scottish Dialects.
deen, 1812. 12mo.

Aher-

INMAN (Thomas), M.D.

Ancient Faiths and Modern. A Dissertation upon
Worships, Legends, and Divinities in Central and
Western Asia, Europe, and elsewhere before the Chris-
tian Era. New York, 1876. 8vo.

INNES— ITALIAN PICTURES.

INNES (Cosmo), Advocate.

Concerning some Scotch Surnames. Edinb. 1860 4to
Lectures ou Scotch Legal Antiquities. Hdinb.
io72. 8vo.

Memoir of Cosmo Innes. Bdinb. 1874. small 4to.

INNES (L. C.)

A Digest of the English Law of Easements. Lond.
loeO. post 8vo.

INQUISITION.

Noticias Reconditas y Posthumas del Procedimiento
delas Inquisiciones de Espaiia j Portugal con sus
Presos. Villa Franca, 17 2± 8vo.

INSCEIPTIONES ANTIQUE
Ephemeris Epigraphica, Corporis Inscriptionum
Latmarum Supplementum. Edita jussu Instituti
Arch^ologici Eomani, cura G. Heni^eni, Th. Mommseni
etJ.B.Rossu. 4 vols. Momm, 1872-1881. royal 8vo.
Corpus Inscriptionum Atticarum. Vols I -III
Edd. Adolphus Kirchoff, Ulricus Koehler, et ' Gul'
Dittenberger. Berolini, 1873-1878. foUo.

Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum, concilio' et auctori-
tete Academiee Litterarum Regia^ Borussic* editum
Berolini, 1863-1881. folio.

Vol in. ParsX. Inscriptiones Asise Provinciarum
Europae Graecomm Illyrici Latinae.
Edidit Theodoras Mdmmsen.
IV. Inscriptiones Parietaria; Pompeiana;, Her-
culanenses Stabianaj. Edidit Carolus
Zangemeister.
V. Inscriptiones GaUiae Cisalpin» Latina;.
Edidit Theodorus Mommsen. 2 parts.
VL Inscriptiones Urbis Eomaj Latinas.
Ediderunt E. Bormann et G. Henzen.
VIL Inscriptiones Britannia; Latinse. Edidit
.lEmilius HUbner.
VIIL Inscriptiones Africse Latin*. CoUegit
Gustavus Wilmanns.
Inscriptiones Hispaniae Christianas. Edidit ^miUus
Hiibner. Berolini, 1871. 4to.

Inscriptiones Britannia; Christiana;. Edidit ^milius
Hubner. Berolini, 1876. 4to.

Corpus Inscriptionum Italicarum. See Fabrbtti (A.)

INTELLIGENCER (The), published for the Satis-
faction and Information of the people, August 1663

December 1665. 2 vols. [Zand.] 1663-1665. 4to.

INTERETS DES PRINCES.

Le Vrai Interet des Princes. Strasbourg, n A. 12mo.
Le Vrai Interet des Princes Chretiens, depuis le
Changement en Angleterre. Za ZTaye, 1689. 12mo.

1225

INTERETS DES mmCY.B-Cmtinued.
Les Veritable Interete de I'Europe dans les Affaires
Presentee. A la Haye, 1689. I2mo.

INVENTIONS.

An Account of several New Inventions and Improve-
ments now necessary for England. (By Thomas Hale.)
Also a Treatise of Naval Philosophy by Sir WUliam
Petty. Lond. 1691. 12mo.

INVERNESS.

A Hisfory and Description of the Town of Inverness.

n.d. [1847.] 12ma.

IRELAND.

A Letter from a Gentleman in Ireland upon Occa-
sion of a Pamphlet entitled a Vindication of the present
Government of Ireland. Dublin, 1688. 4to

Memoirs of Ireland from the Restoration to the
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A Contemporary History of Affairs in Ireland, from
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Ancient Laws of Ireland^ Senchus Mor. VoL III
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IRENEO (Silvio).

L'lrenide, odi Anaereontiche. Londra,1807. ]2mo.
IRONS (James Campbell), S.S.C.
Manual of Police Law and Practice. Revised by E
Erskine Harper. Edinb. 1876. 8vo.

IRVING (Joseph).

The Book of Dumbartonshire: a History of the
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IRVING (WASHl^fGTON).

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ITALIAN PICTURES drawn with Pen and
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JACK (John).

An Historical Account of St. Monance, Fifeshire,
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Tales, incidental, legendary, and traditional. Edinh.
1844. post 8vo.

JACKSON (John).

Tlie Witness of the Spirit : Sermons preached before
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JACKSON (John Baptist).

Titiani Vecellii, Paxili Caliarii, Jacohi Eohusti et
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JACKSON (Ebv. William).

The Doctrine of Eetribution. Lond. 1875. 8vo.
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JACOB (Hildebrand).

Bedlam. See Poems (Collection of). 4to.

JACOBITE TRIALS. See Chetham Society.

JACQUEMAET (Albebt).

A History of Furniture. Translated from the
French. Edited by Mrs Bury Palisser. Lond. 1878.
royal 8vo.

JACQUEMIN (Raphael).

Iconographie Gen^rale et Methodique du Costume
du TV" au XIX* Sifecle. Collection grav6e a I'eau forte
d'aprfes des Documents authentiques et in^dits. Paris,
1870. large folio.

JAMAICA.

Letters from Jamaica, the Land of Streams and
Woods. Edinb. 1873. 12mo.

JAMBON (Jean).

Our Trip to Blunderland ; or. Grand Excursion to
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JAMES THE SIXTH, King of Scotland and
First op Great Britain.

An Apologia for the Oath of Allegiance, first set
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JAMES THE SECOND, King of England.
A Collection of Broadsides and Odes on the Duke
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1. A Pindarique Ode on their Royal Highnesses
happy Return from Scotland after his Escape
at Sea. — 2. To the Duke on his Return.
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— 5. Prologue to the Dutchess on her Return
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Lond. 1682. folio.

See also. Poems (Collection of). 4to.

JAMES (Henry), Jun.

French Poets and Novelists. Zon(7. 1878. post 8vo.
Hawthorne. Lond. 1879. post 8vo. (English
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JAMES (Rev. Richard).

Iter Lancastrense. See Chetham Society.

JAMESON (Mrs).

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JAMESON (Mrs).

The History of our Lord, as exemplified in Works of
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Continued and completed by Lady Eastlake. 2 vols.
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Sacred and Legendary Art. 2 vols. Lond.\%l%. 4to.

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Legends of the Monastic Orders, as represented in
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JAMESON (William).

The Sum of the Episcopal Controversy.
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Glasgow,

JAMIESON (Robert), D.D.

The Inspiration of the Holy Scriptures ; being the
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JAMIESON— JEWS.

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JAMIESON (Robert).

Political Ecoaomy for Business People. Zjond. 1880.
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JANI (Christian David).

Ars Poetica Latina. Ilalae, 1774. 8vo.

JANUS MINOR.

Retorsio Imposturarum quibus inclytam Suecorum
Gothorumque Nationem Petrus Parvus Rosefontanus
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12 mo.

JARMAN (Thomas).

A Treatise on Wills. Fourth, edition, by S. Vin-
cent. 2 vols. Lond. 1881. 8vo.

JARROLD (Thomas), M.D.

Dissertations on Man, in answer to Mr Malthus's
Essay on the Principle of Population. Lond. 1806.
Svo.

JEAFFRESON (John Cordy), Barrister.

A Book about Lawyers. 2 vols. Lond. 1867. Svo.

Annals of Oxford. 2 vols. Lond. 1871. 8vow

JEBB (R. C), Professor of Greefc, Glasgow.

The Attic Orators from Antiphon to Isaeos. 2 vols.
Lond. 1876. 8vo.

Bentley. Lond. 1882. 12mo. (English Men of
Letters.)

JEFFERIES (Riohahd).

The Gamekeeper at Home. Sketches of Natural
History and Rural Life. By R. J. Land. 1878.
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JEHAN DE SAINTRi;.

Histolre et Chronique du Petit Jehan de Saintr^ et
de la Jeune Dame des Belles Cousines, sans aultre nom
nommes. [Par Ant. de la Salle.] CoUation^e sur les
Manuscrits de la Bibliothfeque Royale et sur les Editions
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JENKIN (Fleeming).

Healthy Houses. Edinh. 1878. Svo.

JENKINS (John).

The Laws relating to En^ish Liberty and Public
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JENNER'S TRACTS.

A Direction for the English Traviller by which he
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JENNER'S T'&kCTB— Continued.

A Further Narrative of the Passages of these Times
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JENNINGS (G. H), and JOHNSTONE (W. S.)
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JERRMANN (Edward).

Pictures from St. Petersburg. Translated from the
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JERROLD (Blanchard).

The Best of all Good Company. Dickens, Scott,
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JERVISE (Andrew).

Epitaphs and Inscriptions from Burial-Grounds and
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JESSE (Georoe R)

Researches into the History of the British Dog,
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2 vols. Lond. 1866. Svo.

JESSE (J. Heneagb).

London : its Celebrated Characters and Remarkable
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JESSOPP (Augustus), D.D.
One Generation of a Norfolk House : a Contribution
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JF^UITS.

State Mysteries of the Jesuites, by way of Questions
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JEVONS (W. Stanley).

Money and the Mechanism of £xchang& Lond,
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JEWITT (Llewellyn).

Half-Hours among some English Antiquities. Lond,
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JEWS (The) in Relation to the Church and the
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Fraser, and Prof. Birks. Lond, 1S77. post Svo.

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JOCKEY CLUB— JOEIO.

JOCKEY CLUB (The) ; or, a Sketch of the Man-
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JOHNNY GIBB of Gushetneuk. See Alexander
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JOHNSON (Samuel), LL.D.

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JOHNSON (Eev. W. a. B.)

A Memoir of tlie Rev. W. A. B. Johnson, Mission-
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Prefatory Remarks by the Eev. William Jowett. Land.
1852. post 8vo.

JOHNSTON (Alexander Keith).
The Royal Atlas of Modern Geography,
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Edinh.

JOHNSTON (Arthur).

Cantici Solonionis Paraphrasis poetka. Edinh.
1717. 12mo.

JOHNSTON (Prof. J. F. W.), and CAMERON
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Elements of Agricultural Chemistry and Geology.
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JOHNSTON (Keith).

Africa. With Ethnological Appendix by A. H.
Keane. Lond. 1878. 8vo. (Stanford's Compendium
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JOHNSTON (Egbert).

Abstract of the Edinburgh Municipal and Police
Act, 1879. Edinh. 1879. 8vo.

JOHNSTON (T. B.), and ROBERTSON (Col. J.)
The Historical Geography of the Clans of Scotland.
Edinh. 1872. 4to.

JOHNSTONE (Rev. James).

Anecdotes of Olave the Black, King of Man, and
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which are added XVIIL Eulogies on Haco, King of
Norway, by Snorro Sturlson. With a literal Version.
n.p. 1780. 12mo.

The Norwegian Account of Haco's Expedition against
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JOHNSTONE (Rev. J AyiEs)— Continued.

Lodbrokar-Quida ; or, the Death-Song of Lodbroc.
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JOLY (Abistide).

Benoit de Sainte-More et le Roman de Troie, ou les
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JONES (Benoe), M.D.

The Royal Institution : its Founder and its first
Professors. Lond. 1871. post 8vo.

JONES (D. Rice).

Isolda ; or, the Maid of Kidwelly, and other Poems.
Llandovery, 1857. post 8vo.

JONES (Edwyn), Barrister-at-Law.

The Law of Salvage, as administered in the High
Court of Admiralty and the County Courts. Lond.
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JONES (Eustace Hinton). See Cox (George W.)

JONES (Eev. Frank).

The Life of Sir Martin Frobisher, Kt., containing a
Narrative of the Spanish Armada. Lond. 1878.
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JONES (John).

Gwaith Barddonawl y diweddar, a Bywgraffiad o'r
Awdur, gan Henry Eoberts. Lond. 1859. Svo.

JONES (Owen).

The Grammar of Ornament. Illustrated by Examples
from various Styles of Ornament. Lond. 1856. folio.

One Thousand and One Initial Letters, designed
and illuminated by Owen Jones. Lond. 1864. folio.

JONES (T. S.), D.D

The Life of the Eight Hon. Willielma, Viscountess
Glenorchy, containing Extracts from her Diary and
Correspondence. Edinh. 1822. Bvo.

JONSONUS (Arturcs). See Johnston (Arthur).

JOED ANUS (Frlar), Bishop of Golumbum.

The Wonders of the East. Translated from the
Latin Original, with a Commentary by Colonel Henry
Yule. Lond. 1863. 8vo. (Hakluyt Society.)

JOEIO (Andrea de).

Guida per le Catacombs di S. Gennaro de' Poveri.
Napoli, 1839. Svo.

JOSEPH OF ARIMATHIE— JUSTINIANUa

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JOSEPH OF ARIMATHIE; or, the Romance of
Holy Grail. See Early Enqijsh Text Society.

JOSEPHUS (Flavius).

Opera Omnia, Grsece et Latino ; curavit Franciscus
Oberthiir. 3 vols. Lipsice, 1785. 8vo,

JOURDAN (General).

Memoirs of Operations of the Army of the Danube.
Land. 1799. royal Svo.

JOURNAL BRITANNIQUE par M. Maty (Vols.
L-XVII.) et M^ de Mauve (Vols. XVIII -XXIIL)
23 vols, in 22. La Ilaije, 1750-1757. 12mo.

JOWETT (Rev. Benjamin)
Thucydides translated. See Thuctdides.

JOYCE (P. W.)

Old Celtic Romances. Translated from tlie Gaelic
Lmd. 1879. post 8vo.

JOYNEVILLE (C.)

Life and Times of Alexander L, Emperor of all the
Russias. 3 vols. Lond. 1875. 8vo.

JUDiEI

Tractatus de Judseorum et Christianorum communione
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JUDD (John W.)

Volcanoes ; what they are and what they teach.
Lond. 1881. post Svo. (International Scientific Series.)

JUDICIAL FACTORIES. See Court of Session.

JUDICIAL STATISTICS.

Judicial Statistics, 1879. England and "Wales.
Lond. 1880. folio.

Criminal and Judicial Statistics, 1879. Ireland.
Dublin, 1880. folio.

JUKES (J. Beete).

The Students' Manual of Geology. Third edition,
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JULIANA (St.)

Life. See Early English Text Sooibtt.

JULIUS II., Papa.

Julius Dialogue in quo Impietaa Julii II. Papa
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JUNIUS.

The Handwriting of Junius investigated.
Chabot (Charles).

See also, Cramp (Wiluam).

See

JUNIUS (Franciscus).

Gothicum Glossarium quo pleraque Argentei Codicis
Vocabula explicantur, etc. Prsemittuntur ei Gothicum,
Runicum, Anglo-Saxonicum aliaque Alphabeta. Am-
stelcedami, 1684. 4to.

JUNNER (R. Gordon), Barrister- at- Law.

The Practice before the Railway Commissioners
under the Regulation of Railways Act, 1873. Lond.
1874. Svo.

JURIDICAL SOCIETY.

History of the Juridical Society of Edinburgh.
Edinb. 1875. Svo.

A Complete System of Conveyancing, adapted to
the present Practice of Scotland, and the recent Stat-
istics. Fifth edition. Vol. I. Heritable Rights.
Edinb. 1881. Svo.

JURIEU (Pierre).

Abreg6 de I'Histoire du Concile de Trente.
Amsterdam, 1683. 12mo.

2 vols.

JUS DIVINUM Regiminis Ecclesiastici ; or, th«
Divine Right of Church Government asserted and
evidenced. By sundry Ministers of Christ within the
City of London. Lond. 1646. 4to.

JUSTESriANUS, Impebator.
Codex Justinianus, recognovit Faulus Krueger.
BeroUni, 1877. 4to.

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K -KELLER.

K

K. (K.)

A True History of the several Designs and Con-
spiracies against His Majesties sacred Person and
Government as they were continually carry'd on from
1688 tUl 1697. Lond. 1698. 8vo.

KALENDAE OF SCOTTISH SAINTS. See
Forbes (Albx. Pbnbosb).

KANT (Immanuel).

Critique of Pure Reason. Translated into English
by F. Max Miiller, with an Historical Introduction by
Ludwig Noir6. 2 vols. Lond. 1881. 8vo.

See also, Stirling (Jambs Hutchbson).

KARAMSIlSr.

Histoire de TEmpire de Russia. Traduite par St.
Thomas et Jauffret. 11 vols. Pa?7«, 1819-1826. 8vo.

KAUFMAN (Johannes).

Trait6 de la Langue du Pofete ^^cossais William
Dunbar, prec(5d4e d'une Esquisse de sa Vie et de ses
Pofemes. Bonn, n.d. 8vo.

KAUSLER (Eduard).

Denkmaler Altniederlandischer Sprache und Litter-
atur nach ungedruckten Quellen. — Altniederlandische
Gedichte. Eeimchronik von Flandem. 2 vols. Tubin-
gen, 1840, 1844. Svo.

KAY (Joseph).

Free Trade in Land. With Preface by the Right
Hon. John Bright. Lond. 1879. post 8vo.

KAYE (John William).

A History of the Sepoy War in India, 1857-58.
Vol IIL Lond. 1876. Svo.

KAYSER (Christian Gottlob).
Vollstandiges Biicher-Lexicon, etc. Vols. XVIL-
XX. 1865-1876. Leipzig, 1872, 1877. 4to.

KEATE (George).

Ancient and Modern Rome : a Poem. Lond. 1760
4to.

A Poem to the Memory [of Mrs Cibber. Lond.
1766. 4to.

KEBLE (Rev. John).

Studia Sacra. Commentaries on the Introductory
Verses of St. John's Gospel, and on a portion of St.
Paul's Epistle to the Romans ; with other Theological
Papers. Oxford, 1877. 8vo.

Memoir. See Coleridge (Sir J. T.)

KEIL (Karl Fbibdrich), D.D.

Manual of Historico-Critical Introduction to the
Canonical Scriptures of the Old Testament. Trans-
lated by George C. M. Douglas, D.D. 2 vols. Edinh.
1869, 1870. 8vo. (Clark's Foreign Theol. Library.)

Biblical Commentary on the Prophecies of Ezekiel.
Translated by Rev. James Martin. 2 vols. Edinb.
1876. 8vo. (Clark's Foreign Theol. Library.)

KELL (K F.), AND DELITZSCH (Franz).

Biblical Commentary on the Old Testament. The
Book of the Kings. Translated by the Rev. James
Martin. Edinb. 1872. Svo.

The Books of the Chronicles. Translated by Andrew
Harper. Edinb. 1872. 8vo.

The Books of Ezra, Nehemiah, and Esther. Trans-
lated by Sophia Taylor. Edinh. 1873. Svo.

The Prophecies of Jeremiah. Vol. I. Translated
by David Patrick. Vol. II. Translated by James
Kennedy. 2 vols. Edinb. 1873, 1874. Svo.

The Book of the Prophet Daniel. Translated by
the Rev. M. G. Easton. Edinb. 1872. Svo.

The Twelve Minor Prophets. Translated by the
Rev. James Martin. 2 vols. Edinb. 1868. 8vo.

(The above works in Clark's Foreign Theol. Library.)

KEITH (George and William), Earls Marischai.
Bee Aberdeen University.

KELLER (Adblbebt).

Romvart. Beitrage zur Kunde Mittelalterlicher
Dichtung aus Italiaenischen Bibliotheken. Mannheim,
1844. Svo.

KELLER (Dr Ferdinand).

The Lake Dwellings of Switzerland and other parts
of Europe. Translated and arranged by John Edward
Lee. 2 vols. Lond. 1878. royal Svo.

KEMBLE— KNOLLYS.

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KEMBLE (Frances Anne).
Records of a Girlhood. 3
post 8vo.

vols. Loiid. 1879.

KEMBLE (John Philip).

An Authentic Narrative of Mr Kemble'a Eetiremeut
from the Stage, including Farewell Address, Criticisms,
Poems, etc. Lond. 1817. Bvo.

KEMP (James).
Northern hay. A
Bristol, 1808. 8vo.

Poem addressed to Solitude.

KEMP (T. Lindley), M.D.
The Natural History of Creatloa
12mo. (Travellers' Library.)

Lond. 1852.

KEMPIS (Thomas!).

Tractatus de Lnitatione Christi. Cum tractatulo de
Meditatione Cordis. Sine loco, 1492. 12mo.

KENNEDY (Thomas Francis).

Letters chiefly connected with the Affairs of Scot-
land, from Henry Cockburn to T. F. Kennedy, M.P. ;
with other Letters from eminent Persons during the
same period, 1818-1852. Lond. 1874. 8vo.

KENT (James).

Commentaries on American Law.
edited by George F. Comstock.
1867. royal 8vo.

Eleventh edition,
4 vols. Boston,

KEEE (William Williamson), Barrlster-at-Law.
A Treatise on the Law and Practice of Injunctions
in Equity. Lond. 1867. royal 8vo.

KING (Joannes).

Cenotapbium Jacobi, sive Laudatio Funebris Jacobi
Magnae Britanniae Monarchfe, etc. Oxonics, 1625. 4to.

KING HORN, with Fragments of Floriz and
Blancheflur. See Early English Text Society.

KINGLAKE (Alexander Willlam).

The Invasion of the Crimea. Vols. V., VI. Edinh.
1875, 1880. 8vo.

The Invasion of the Crimea. The Cabinet or Sixth
edition. 6 vols. Edinh. 1877- post 8vo.

Eothen. New edition. Edinh. 1878. post 8vo.

KINGSLEY (Rev. Charles), Canon of Weatmimter.
At Last : a Christmas in the West Indies. 2 vols.
Lond. 1871. post 8vo.

Town Geology. Xond 1872. post 8vo.

KINGSLEY (Rev. CnK«LB&)—Continutd.

All Saints' Day, and other Sermona Edited by the
Rev. W. Harrison. L(ynd. 1878. post 8vo.

True Words for Brave Men. Lond. 1878. 12mo.

Charles Kingsley : his Letters, and Memoirs of hia
Life. Edited by his Wif a 2 vola. Lond. 1877. 8vo,

KIN NEAR (John Boyd).
Principles of Property in Land.

Lond. 1880, Sva

KIRCHER (Conrad).

Concordantiffi Veteris Testament] Grjecje, Ebreia
Vocibus respondentes. 2 vols. Francofurti, 1607. 4to.

KIRKPATEICK (John), Advocate.
Digest of the Scottish Law of Evidence.
1882. post 8vo.

Edinb.

KISTNER (Otto).
Buddha and his Doctrines :
Lond. 1869. 8vo.

a Bibliographical Essay.

KITCHIN (Rev. G. W.)

The Life of Pope Pius IL iS^ee Arundel Socibtt.

KLAPROTH (Jules).

Supplement au Dictionnaire Chinois-Latin du P.
Basile de Glemona. Paris, 1819. folio.

KLAUSEN (Henrik Nikolai).

Hermeneutik des Neuen Testaments. Aus dem
Danischen iibersetzt von C. 0. Schmidt-Phiseldek.
Lei2>zig, 1841. 8vo.

KLOPP (Onmo).

Der Fall des Hauses Stuart und die Succession des
Hauses Hannover in Gross Britannien und Iiland.
10 vola in 5. Wien, 1875-1881. 8vo.

Correspondance de Leibniz. See Leibniz (G.)

KLOPSTOCK (Friedrich Gottlieb).
Der Messias. Altona, 1780. 8vo.

KLUNZINGER (C. B.), M.D.

Upper Egypt : its People and its Products. With
a Prefatory Notice by Dr Georg SchweinfurtL Lond.
1878. 8vo.

KNOLLYS (Henry), Captain, R.A.

Incidents in the China War of I860. Compiled
from the private Journals of General Sir Hope Grant,
G. C. B. , Commander of the English Expedition. Edinb.
1875. 8va

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KOCHIUS— KUENEN.

KOCHIUS (Georq Aenothius).

Observationes in Timaei Sophiste Lexicon vocum
Platonicarum et Moeridis Atticistae Lexicon Atticum
a se nuper edita. lApsice, 1833. 8vo.

KOLDEWAY (CAPTiiN Karl).

The German Arctic Expedition of 1869-70; and
Narrative of the Wreck of the " Hansa " in the Ice.
Translated and abridged by the Kev; L. Mercier.
Edited by H. W. Bates. Lond. 1874. royal 8vo.

KOLLIKER (A.)

Manual of Human Histology. Translated and
edited by George Busk and Thomas Huxley. 2 vols.
Lond. 1853, 1854. 8to. (Sydenham Society.)

KONEE (W.) See Guhl (E.)

KORAN (The).
East.

See Sacred Books of the

KOSSUTH (Louis).

Memories of my Exile. Translated from the original
Hungarian by Ferencz Jausz. Lond. 1880. 8vo.

KEAKUMAL sive Epicedium Eagnaris Lodbroki
Eegis Daniae. See Denmark.

KEAUSE (Ernbt).

Erasmus Darwin. Translated from the German by
W. S. Dallas, with a Preliminary Notice by Charles
Darwin. Lond. 1879. 8vo.

KEILOFF (Ivan).

Fables Eusses tiroes du Eecueil de M. Kriloflf, et
imit^es en vers Fran9ais et Italiens par divers Auteurs,
pr^c^d^es d'une Introduction Fran9aise de M. L^montey,
etc. Publi^es par M. le Comt« Orloff. 2 vols. Paris,
1825. 8vo.

Fables de Krilof, traduites en vers Frangais. Par
Charles Parfait. Paris, 1867. 12mo.

KEUEGEE (Paclus).

Codex Justinianus. See Jdstinianus.

KUENEN (D. A.)

Prophets and Prophecy in Israel ; an Historical and
Critical Inquiry. Translated from the Dutch by the
Eev. A. Milroy, with an Introduction by J. Muir,
D.CL. Lond. 1877. 8vo.

LABARTE-LAMBARDE.

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LABARTE (Jules).

Histoire des Arts Industriels au Moyen Age et k
I'Epoque de la Renaissance. 3 vols. Paris, 1872-
1875. 4to.

LA BOURDONNAIS (L. C. de).

Nouveau Traits du Jeu des fichecs. Payis, 1833.
Svo.

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Ode on the Present State of Europe. Liverpool,
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Mary Queen of Scots in Captivity : a Narrative of
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Conference de Monsieur Le Breun, Premier Peintre
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Daniel Defoe : his Life and recently discovered
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LEIBNIZ— LETAEOUILLY,

1237

LEIBNIZ (Goth. Guil.)

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A Treatise of Religion and Learning, and of Reli-
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Romances of the Old Town of Edinburgh. Edinb.
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Paris under the Commune ; or, the Seventy-three
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Bilderhefte zur Geschichte des Biieherhandels, und
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LE PELLETIER (Rob. Martin).
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Lea Autographes et le Gout des Autographes en
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LESSING (Gotthold Ephraim).

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The Atlantic to the Pacific : what to see, and how
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L'ESTOILE (Pierre de;.

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LETAROUILLY (Paul Maris).

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LETI (Gregobio).

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Siege of Jerusalem by Titus, with a general Sketch
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LEWIN {TnoviAs)— Continued.
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Practical Treatise on the Law of Trusts. Seventh
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LEWIS (T. Charlton), and SHORT (Charles).

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Buddha and Early Buddhism. Lond. 1881. post 8vo.

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LINDSAY (David).

The Tryal and Condemnation of David Lindsay,
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LINDSAY (W. Lauder), M.D.
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History of Merchant Shipping and Ancient Com-
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History of England, from the first Invasion by the
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LITTRfi (E.)

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LITURGY.

The Book of Common Order of the Church of Scot-
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LIVINGSTON (Peter).

Poems and Songs ; with Lectures on the Genius and
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LIVINGSTONE (David), LL.D.

The Last Journals of David Livingstone in Central
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MARKHAM (Clements R) — Continued.

Narrative of tlie Rites and Laws of tlie Yncas, trans-
lated from the original Spanish MSS., and edited
with Notes and an Introduction by C. R Markham.
Lond. 1872. 8vo. (Hakluyt Society.)

The Voyages of Sir James Lancaster to the East
Indies, with Abstracts of Journal of Voyages during
the Seventeenth Century; and the Voyage of Capt.
John Knight to seek the N.W. Passage. Lond. 1877.
8vo. (Hakluyt Society.)

MARLOT (DoM Guillaume).

Discours Funebre sur la Mort de feu Monseigneur
Gabriel de Ste. Marie, Archivesque Duo de Reims, etc.
Reims, 1630. 8vo.

MARSH (Wilmot).

Biblical Versions of Divine Hymns, with Annota-
tions ; collected by Wilmot Marsh. Lond. 1 845. 8vo.

MARSHALL (Frederic).

French Home Life. (Anon.) Edinh. 1873. 8vo.

MARSHALL (George W.), LL.D.

The Genealogist's Guide to Printed Pedigrees, being
a General Search through Genealogical, Topographical,
and Biographical Works, relating to the United King-
dom. Lond. 1879. 8vo.

MARSHMAN (John Clabk).

The History of India, from the earliest Period to the
Close of Lord Dalhousie's Administration. 3 vols.
Lond. 1867. post 8vo.

MARTEN (Col. Henry).

Familiar Letters to his Lady of Delight, also her
kinde Returnes, with his rivaU R. Pettingall's Heroicall
Epistles. Oxford, 1662. 4to.

MARTENS (F.)

Recueil des Trait^s et Conventions conclus par la
Russie avec les Puissances Iiltrangeros. Vols. I.-IV.,
Traites avec I'Autriche, 1649-1878. Vol. V., Trait^s
avec I'Allemagne, 1656-1762. 6 vols. St. Peter shourg,
1874-1880. royal 8vo.

MARTENS (George Frederic de).

Nouveau RecueU General de Trait6s. Vols. XIX.-
XX. Gottimjue, 1874, 1875. 8vo.

Nouveau Recueil G6n6ral de Trait^s. Continuation
du Grand RecueU de G. F. Martens, par Charles
Samwer et Jules Hopf. Deuxifeme S6rie. Vols. L-
VIL part 1. Oottingue, 1876-1881. 8vo.

MARTENS (George Fr^d^ric de) — Continued.

Table Gdn^rale du Recueil des Traites de G. F. Mar-
tens et de ses Continuateurs. 1494-1874. Oottingue,
1875. 8vo.

An Essay on Privateers, Captures, and particularly
on Recaptures according to the Laws, etc. of the Mari-
time Powers. Translated from the French by T. Hart-
weU Home. Lond. 1801. 8vo.

MARTENSEN (H.), D.D.

Christian Ethics. Special Part. — Individual Ethics.
Translated by William Affleck. Edinb. 1881. 8vo.
(Clark's Foreign Theol. Library.)

MARTIN (Frederick).

The Statesman's Year-Book for the year 1877.
Lond. 1877. 8vo.

MARTIN (Henri).

Histoire de France depuis les temps les plus recul^s
jusqu'en 1789. 17 vols. Paris, 1878. 8vo.

Histoire de France depuis 1789 jusqu'i nos jours.
Vols. L-V. Paris, 1878-1881. 8vo.

MARTIN (Sir Theodore).
Essays on the Drama. Lond. 1874. post 8vo.
The Life of his Royal Highness the Prince Consort.
Vols. IL-V. Lo7id. 1876-1880. 8vo.

Translations. See Catullus. Heine. Horatius.

MARTINDALE (Adam).
Autobiography. See Chetham SociEir.

MARTINEAU (Harriet).

Autobiography; with Memorials by Maria Weston
Chapman. 3 vols. Lond. 1877. post 8vo.

MARTINEAU (James), D.D.

Hours of Thought on Sacred Things : a Volume of
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MAR WICK (James David), LL.D.

Observations on the Law and Practice in regard to
Municipal Elections, and the Conduct of the Business
of Town Councils and Commissioners of Police in
Scotland. Edinb. 1879. 8vo.

MARY STUART. See Chanteladze (M. R)
Gaedeke (A.). Leader (J. D.)

MASCARDI (Vitale).

Festa fatta in Roma, alii 25 di Febraio MDCXXXIV.
(Plates). Boma (1635). oblong folio.

MASKELL— MEDALS.

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MASKELL (William).

Ivories, Ancient and McdiiBval. Lewd 1875. postSvo.
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MASON (Francis).

The Consecration of the Bishops in the Church of
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MASON (James).

The Year-Book of Facts in Science and the Arts, for
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MASSON (Professor David), LL.D.

The Life of John Milton, in connection with the
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De Quincey. Lond. 1881. post 8vo. (English
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MASSON (Rosaline Orme).

Three Centuries of English Poetry, being Selections
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MASTEICHT (Gbbh. von).
Historia Juris Ecclesiastic! et Pontificii.
dami, 1686. 8vo.

Amstelce-

MATHEWS (Charles James).

The Life of ^Mathews, chiefly Autobiographical, with
Selections from his Correspondence and Speeches.
Edited by Charles Dickens. 2 vols. Zowrf. 1879. 8vo.

MATHIEU (Charles.)

Ornements des Manuscrits classes dans I'Ordre Cliro-
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Charles Mathieu, suivis d'un texte cxplicatif pur F.
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MATTH^US WESTMONASTERIENSIS.

Flores Historiarum, prsecipuse de rebus Britannicis ab
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Matthew of Westminster's Flowers of History, espe-
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MATTHIEU (Pieere).

Histoire des Derniers Troubles de France sous les
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MATY (Michel). See Journal Britanniquk.

MATZNER (Eduard).

Englische Grammatik, VoL TIL Berlin, 1875. 8va

MAUDET de PENHOUET (Le Comte Armand
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Lettres sur I'Histoire Ancienne de Lyon, dans les-
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MAUDSLEY (Henry), M.D.

Responsibility in Mental Disease. Lond. 1876.
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The Pathology of Mind. Being the Second Part of
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MAWBEY (Sir Joseph).

The Battle of Epsom: a new Ballad. (Anon.)
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MAY (Sir Thomas Ersktne).

Democracy in Europe : a History. 2 vols. Lond.

1877. 8vo.

MAYNE (John).

Glasgow : a Poem. Glocester, 1803. 8vo.
The Siller Gun : a Poem. With Notes and a Glos-
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MAYNE (JoHK D ), Barr!xfm--a.t-L<iw.
Treatise on Damages. Third edition, by John D.
Mayne and Lumley Smith. Lond. 1877. 8vo.

MAZADE (Charles de).

The Life of Count Cavour. From the French.
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MAZARIN (Cardinal).

Lettres. See France : Documents Inedits.

MlilANA (Alexandre de).

Notice sur la Vie de Jean Ramsay de Saint-Andrew
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MEARA (Edmundus de), M.D.

Examen Diatribse Thomse Willisii de Febribus ; cui
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MEDALS.

A brief Descriptive Catalogue of the Medals struck
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1830, contained in the Cabinet of the British Museum.
By the Editor of the Napoleon Medals. Lond. 1883. 8vo.

I£i8

MEDLICOTT— MICHAUD.

MEDLICOTT (H. B.), and BLANFORD (W. T.)
A Manual of the Geology of India. Chiefly coip.-

pilfld from the Ohservations of the Geological Survey.

3 vols. Calcutta, 1879. royal Bvo.
See also, India.

MEETWELL (James).

James Meetwell ; or, Incidents, Errors, and Ex-
periences in the Life of a Scottish Merchant. 2 vols.
Edinb. 1866. post 8vo.

MELANCTHON (Philip).

Opera qusp supersunt Omnia. Edidit C. G. Bretsch-
neider. 8 vols, in 4. Halis Saxonum, 1834-1841.
4to.

Integrse Groecae Grammatices Institutiones, pluribus
ir locis auctse. Jo. Secerius Lauchensis. Ilagoanw,
1520. 8vo.

Orationes, Epitaphia et Scripta quae edita sunt de
Morte Philippi Melanchthonis omnia, cum Narratione
exponente, etc. Edita a Professoribus Academies Wite-
bergensis. Vitebergce, 1561. 8vo.

M:^LANGES de Litterature, d'Histoire, et de Philo-
sophie. 3 vols. Amderdam, 1770. ]2mo.

MELISSUS /Paulus).

Schediasmata Poetica. (3 parts in 1 vol.) Lutetice
Paridorum,, 1586. 8vo.

MELVILLE (G. J. Whyte).

Eiding Eecollections. Lond. 1878. post 8vo.

MEMEXTO MORI; or, a "Word in Season to the
Healthful, Sick, and Dying, fit for this calamitous
time. By a Minister of the Gospel [John Clark],
Edinh. 1699. 12 mo.

MEN^ OF THE TIME. See Cooper (Thompson).
Walford (Edward.)

MEN'D09A (Ferdinandus a).
Disputationum Juris Civilis in difficiliores Leges ff.
de Pactis Libri tres. Compluti, 1586. foUo.

MENDOZA (Juan Gonzalez de).

The History of the great and mighty Kingdom of
China and the Situation thereof. Reprinted from
the early translation of R. Parke. Edited by Sir
George T. Staunton, with an Introduction by R. H.
Major. 2 vols. Lond. 1853, 1854. 8vo. (Hakluyt
Society.)

MENTEITH (Red Book op). See Fraseb (W.)

MENZIES (Sutherland).

Royal Favourites. 2 vols. Lond. 1865. 8vo.

MERCATOR (Gerard).

Atlas, or a ( ieographicke Description of the Regions,
Countries, aud Kingdomes of the World. Translated
by H. Hexham. Amderdam, 1636. folio,

MERCER (General Cavali^).
Journal of the "Waterloo Campaign, kept throughout
the Campaign of 1815. 2 vols. Edinb. 1870. post8vo.

MERLE D'AUBIGN^ (J. H.), D.D.
History of the Reformation in Europe in the time of
Calvin. Vol. VIIL Lond. 1878. 8vo.

MERLIN".

Liber de Prophetiis. See Geoffrey of Monmouth.

METEYARD (Eliza).

The Hallowed Spots of Ancient London. Lond.
1862. 4to.

The Life of Josiah "Wedgwood, from his Private
Correspondence and Family Papers ; with an Intro-
ductory Sketch of the Art of Pottery in England.
2 vols. Lo7id. 1865. 8vo.

METHODIUS.

The Writings of Methodius, Alexander of Lycopolis,
Peter of Alexandria, and several Fragments. Zdinb.
1869. 8vo. (Clark's Ante-Nioene Library.)

MKTTERXICH (Prince).

Memoirs of Metternich, 1773-1835. Edited by
Prince Richard Metternich. Translated by Mrs Alex.
Napier and Gerard W. Smith. 5 vols. Lond. 1880-
1882. 8to.

MEYER (Heinrich August Wilhelm).

Critical and Exegetical Handbook to the Epistle to
the Galatians. Translated by G. H. Venables. Edinb.
1876. 8vo.

MIALL (Edward).

The British Churches in relation to the British
People. Lond. 1850. post 8vo.

MICHAUD (Joseph FRAN901S).

Histoire des Croisades : Sixifeme Edition, preced^e
d'une Vie de Michaud, par M. Poujoulat. 6 vols.
Paris, 1841. 8vo.

MICHEI^MISCELLANIES.

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MICHEL (Francisque).

A Critical Enquiry into the Scottish Language, with
a view of illustrating the Else and Progress of Civilisd-
tion in Scotland. Edinb. 1882. 4to.

See also, Lais In^dits.

MICHEL (Marius.)

La Rolieure Franjaise depuis I'lnvention d'lmpri-
merie jusqu'ii la fin du XVIII" Sifecle. Paris, 1880.
4to.

MICHELET (Jules.)

Histoire de France. 19 vols. Pam, 1879. 12mo.
Histoire de la Revolution Fran5aise. 9 vols. Paris,
1879-1880. 12mo.

MIDDLETON (Sm Henry).

The Voyage of Sir Henry Middleton to Bantam and
the Maluco Islands. From the edition of 1606. An-
notated and edited hy Bolton Corney. Lond. 1855.
8vo. (Hakluyt Society.)

MILLER (Edward).

The History and Doctrines of Irvingism ; or, the
so-called Catholic and Apostolic Church. 2 vols.
Lond. 1877. 8vo.

MILLER (Edward).

History and Antiquities of Doncaster and its Vicinity,
with Anecdotes of Eminent Men. Doncaster {\.%Q4:). 4to.

MILLER (GEORaE).

Latter Struggles in the Journey of Life : the Re-
trospections of a Sexagenarian. Edinb. 1833. 8vo.

MILLER (Hugh).

Thoughts on the Education Question ; or, " The
Battle of Scotland." Lond. 1850. 8vo.

Edinburgh and its Neighbourhood, Geological and
Historical ; with the Geology of the Bass Rock. Edinb.
1864. post 8vo.

Leading Articles (in the " Witness " newspaper) on
various Subjects. Edinb. 1870. post 8vo.

MILLER (William), S.S.C.

Wintering in the Riviera, with Notes of Travel in
Italy and France. Lond. 1879. 8vo.

MILLEVILLE (Henri J. G. de).
Armorial Historique de la Noblesse de France.
Paris, n.d. imperial 8vo.

MILLINGEN (Major Frederick).

Wild Life among the Koords. Lond. 1870. 8vo.

MILLINGEN (James V.)

Riicueil de quelques M^iUes Grecques inddites.
Rome, 1812. 4to.

Ancient Unedited Monuments. Painted Greek
Vases from Collections in various Countriea. IlluB-
trated and Explained. Lond. 1822. folia

MILN (James).

Excavations at Camac (Britanny) : a Record of
Archseological Researches in the Bossenno and the
Mount Saint Michel. Edinb. 1877. 8vo.

Excavations at Camac (Brittany) : a Record of
Archaeological Researches in the Alignments of Ker-
mario. Edinb. 1881. royal 8vo.

MILNES (Richard Monckton), Lord Houghton.
Monographs, Personal and Social Lond. 1873.

post 8vo.

MILTON (John).

A Narrative of the Disinterment of Milton's Coffin
in the Parish of St. Giles, Cripplegate, Aug. 4, 1790.
Lond. 1790. 8vo.

Areopagitica ; a Speech for the Liberty of unlicensed
Printing, to the Parliament of England. Lond. 1792.
8vo.

A Common-Place Book See Camden Socibtt.

MINTO (William).
Daniel Defoe. Lond. 1879.
Men of Letters.)

post 8vo. (English

MINUCIUS FELIX.

Octavius. See Corpus Scriptorum Ecclbs. Latin.

MINUTE BOOK (General) of the Court of Ses-
sion, from 1876 to 1881. 12 vols. Edinb. 1876-
1881. 4to.

MINUTOLI (The Baroness von).
Recollections of Egypt Lond. 1827. 8vo.

MIR^US (AuBteRTUs).

De CoUegiis Canonicorum per Germaniam, Belgium,
Galliam aliasque Christiani Orbis Provincias. Colonice
Agripp. 1615. 12mo.

MISCELLANEA GRAPHICA : Antiquities in the
possession of Lord Londesbury. Engravings by F.
W. Fairholt. Introduction by T. Wright. Lond.
1857. imp. 4to.

MISCELLANIES Historical and Philological:

being a curious Collection of Private Papers found in

the Study of a Nobleman lately deceased. Lond.

1703. 8vo.

7t

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MITCHELL— MOODIE.

MITCHELL (Arthub), M.D.

The Past in the Present : what is Civilisation 1
Edinb. 1880. 8vo.

MITCHELL (Joseph).

The Highland Fair ; or, Union <rf the Clans. An
Opera, with Musia Lond. 1731. 8vo.

MITCHELL (William), S.S.C.

Our Scotch Banks, their Position and their Policy.
A Practical Plea for Limited Liability. Third edition,
with Preface and the Government Banking Bill.
Edinb. 1879. Svo.

MIVAET (St. George).

Lessons from Nature, as manifested in Mind and
Matter. Lond. 1876. Svo.

MIZALDUS (Antonius), Monlucianus.

Memorabilium aliquot Naturae Arcanorum Silvula.
Francofurti, 1590. 8vo.

Centurise Memorabilium utilium ac jucundorum.
Francofurti, 1599. Svo.

Harmonia Coelestium Corporum et Humanorum.
Francofurti, 1599. 8vo.

MOIE (D. M.)

Life of Mansie Wauch, Tailor in Dalkeith,
edition. Edinb. 1878. post Svo.

New

MOIE (George), and SPALDING (William).
Treatises on Modern Eomance and Ehetoric, from
the Encyclopaedia Britannica. Edinb. 1839. Svo.

MOIE (George). See Erskinb (John).

MOLESWOETH (William Nassau).
History of England from the Year 1830-1874.
Abridged edition. Lond. 1878. post Svo.

MOLINET (Jehan).

Lee Faicts et Diets. See Bourdion^ (Charles).

MOMMSEN (Theodor).

The History of Eome. Translated from the German
by William P. Dickson, D.D. Vol IV. Lond. 1867.
post Svo.

Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum. See Insceip-

TIONES ANTIQUiE.

MONACI (Ernesto).

Communicazioni dalle Bibliotece di Eoma per lo
studio della Lingua e delle Letteratura Eomanze a cura
di K MonacL

MONACI (Ernesto) — Continued.

Vol. I. 11 Canzoniere Portoghese della Biblioteca

Vaticana messo a stampa da Ernesto

Monaci.
II. II Canzoniere Portoghese Colocci-Brancuti

pubblicato nelle parti che completano il

Codice Vaticano 4803 da Enrico Molteni.
2 vols. Halle, 1875, 1880. 4to.

MONAECHY asserted to be the best, most ancient,
and legal form of Government, in a Conference had at
Whitehall with Oliver, late Lord Protector, and a
Committee of Parliament. Lond. 1660. small Svo.

MONCEEIFF (Hon. Henry J.), Advocate.

A Treatise on the Law of Eeview in Criminal Cases
by the High Court and Circuit Court of Justiciary,
and in Procedure in Criminal Cases in Inferior Courts
ia Scotland, Edinb. 1877. Svo.

MONCEEIFF (Sir Henry Welwood), Bart., D.D.
A Vindication of the Free Church Claim of Eight.
Edinb. 1877. post Svo.

MONE (Franz Joseph).

Untersuchungen zur Geschichte der Teutschen Hel-
densage. See Bibliothek der Nationai^Literatdr.

MONTABEET (M. Paillot de).
Traits complet de la Peinture. 9 vols. Paris,
1829. Svo. (Atlas in folio.)

MONTAIGLON (Anatole de).

Eecueil g^n^ral et complet des Fabliaux des XIIP et
XIVSiMes. Vols. L-IV. Pam, 1872-1880. 12mo.

MONTALTUS (LuDovicns), J.U.D., Sicvlus.
Tractatus Eeprobationis sententiae Pilati. Parisiis,
1496. Svo.

MONTALVO (Alfonso Diaz de).

Libro delas Ordenangas Eeales. Toledo, 1551. folio.

MONTESQUIEU (Charles Secondat, Baron de).
Lettres Persanes. 2 vols. Londres, 1784. 12mo.

MONTHLY MEECUEY. See Newspapers.

MONTLUC (Blaise de).

Commentaire et Lettres. See France : Soci^Ti de
l'Histoibb.

MOODIE (John), M.D.

A Medical Treatise, with Principles and Observations
to preserve Chastity and Morahty. Edinb.\Si&. Svo.

MOORE— MUIR.

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MOOEE (Thomas).

Prose and Verse, Humorous, Satirical, and Senti-
mental : with Suppressed Passages from the Memoirs
of Lord Byron. With Notes by R. H. Shepherd.
Lond. 1878. 8vo.

MORATA (Olympia Fulvia).
Orationes, Dialogi, Epistobe, Cannina tam Latina
quam Grseca. Basilem, 1562. small 8vo,

MORE (Robert Jasper).

Under the Balkans : Notes of a Visit to the District
of Philippopolis in 1876. Lond. 1877. post 8vo.

MORE (Sir Thomas).

Thomae Mori Angli Omnia quae hucusque ad manus
nostras pervenerunt Latina Opera quorum aliqua nunc
primum in lucem prodeunt. Lovanii, 1566. folio.

MOREHEAD (Charles), D.D.
Memorials of the Life and Writings of the Rev.
Robert Morehead, D.D. Edinb. 1875. post 8vo.

MORELL (Thomas).

Lexicon Groeco-Prosodiacum ; permultis in locis cor-
rexit, verbis a Morello omissis quam plurimis auxit,
et Graecis vocibus Latinam versionem subjecit Edv.
Maltby. Londini, 1824. 4to.

MOEELLIUS (Andreas).

Specimen Universse Rei Nummaria; Antiqusa.
LipsicB, 1695. 8vo.

See also, Spanhemids (Ezechiel).

MORGA (Antonk) de).

The Philippine Islands, Moluccas, Siam, Cambodia,
Japan, and China, at the close of the 16th Century.
Translated from the Spanish. With Notes and a
Preface by Lord Stanley. Lond. 1868. 8vo. (Hak-
luyt Society.)

MORGENSTERN (Carolus).
De Satirse atque Epistolis Horatianae discrimine.
Lipsice, 1801. 4to.

MORISON (James Cotter).

Gibbon. Zond. 1878. post Svo. (English Men of
Letters.)

MORLAND (Sir Samuel).

A Distinct and Faithful Accompt of all Moneys
collected for the Relief of the poor distressed Pro-
testants in the Valleys of Piemont, with a brief
Account of the present State of Affairs. Printed by
order of the Lord Protector. Lond. 1658. folio.

MORLEY (Hbnbt).

Palissy the Potter : Life of Bernard Paliasy of
Saintes. Lond. 1878. post 8vo.

MORLEY (John).

Critical Miscellanies. Second Series. Z^nrf. 1877. Svo.
Burke. Lond. 1879. post Svo. (English Men of
Letters.)

Life of Richard Cobden. 2 vols. Lond. 188L Svo.

MORN (The) that Cometh ; or. Earth's Renovation.
(Anon.)* Lond. 1882. small 4ta

MORNAY (Madamb db).

Memoires. See France : Socij^tiS db l'Histoirb.

MORNAY (Philippe de), Sieur du Plessit- Marly.

Traict^ de I'Eglise. n.p. 1579. 12mo.

A Treatise of the Church, in which are handled all
the principall Questions that have been mooved in our
time. Lond. 1581. 12mo.

MORRIS (Rev. John).

The Letter-Books of Sir Amias Ponlet, Keeper of
Mary Queen of Scots. Lond. 1874. Svo.

MORRITT (J. B. S.)

Miscellaneous Translations and Imitations of the
Minor Greek Poets. Lond. 1802. post Svo.

MORSELLI (Henry), M.D.
Suicide. An Essay on Comparative Moral Statistics.
Lond. I88I. 12mo. (International Scientific Series.)

MOTHERBY (G.), M.D.

A New Medical Dictionary, or General Repository of
Physic. Lond. 1775. folio.

MOZART (WoLPOANa Amadeus).
Life. See Nohl (Dr Ludwig).

MOZLEY (J. B.), D.D.

Essays, Historical and Theological 2 vols. Lond.
1878. Svo.

MUIR (J.)

Metrical Translations from Sanskrit Writers, with an
Introduction, Prose Versions, and Parallel Passages
from Classical Authors. Land. 1879. Svo.

MUIR (T. S.)

Characteristics of Old Church Architecture, etc in
the Mainland and Western Islands of Scotland.
Edinb. 1861. 4to.

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MUIK— MYEOUKE.

MUIR (Thomas), of Huntershill.

The Telegraph. A Consolatory Epistle from T.
Muir of Botany Bay to the Hon. Henry Erskine. (A
Poem.) n.p., n.d. 4to.

MUIR (Sib William), LL.D.

Life of Mahomet, with Introductory Chapters on the
Original Sources for the Biography of Mahomet, and
on the pre-Islamite History of Arabia. 4 vols. Lond.
1861. 8vo.

The same. New edition, abridged from the first
edition. Lond. 1877. 8vo.

MUIRHEAD (James), Professor of Civil Law.

The Institutes of Gains and Rules of Ulpian. The
former from Studemund's Apograph of the Verona
Codex. With Translations and Notes. Edinb. 1880.
8vo.

MULHALL (Michael G.)

The Progress of the World in Arts, Agriculture,
Commerce, Manufactures, etc. since the beginning of
the Nineteenth Century. Lond. 1880. 8vo.

Balance-Sheet of the World for Ten Years, 1870-
1880. Lond. 1881. post 8vo.

MtJLLER (F. Max).

German Love ; from the Papers of an Alien.
Translated by G. A. M. Lond. 1877. 12mo.

Lectures on the Origin and Growth of Religion, as
illustrated by the Religions of India. Lond. 1878.
8vo. (Hibbert Lectures.)

Selected Essays on Language, Mythology, and Reli-
gion. 2 vols. Lond. 1881. post 8vo.

&e Sacred Books of the East.

MULLINGER (J. Bass). See Gakdiner (S. R.)

MUNCH (P. A.)

Symbolse ad Historiam Antiquiorem Rerum Norve-
gicarum. Chiristianiw, 1850. 4to.

MURDOCH (Jambs).

Manual of the Law of Insolvency and Bankruptcy.
Fourth edition. Edinh. 1879. 8vo.

MURRAY (David).
Old Cardross : a Lecture.

Glasgow, 1880. 8vo.

MURRAY (James A. H.)

The Dialect of the Southern Counties of Scotland :
its Pronunciation, Grammar, and Historical Rela-
tions. With an Appendix on the present limits of the
Gaelic and Lowland Scotch. Lond. 1873. 8vo.

MUSiEUS.

Mussei Erotopsegnion Herus et Leandri. Cum Ver-
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Poematia. Commentario illustravit Daniel Parens.
Francofurti, 1627. 4to.

MUSfiE DE PEINTURE et de Sculpture. See
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MUSEO WORSLEJANO. See Visconti (E. Q.)

MUSEUM REGIS SVECI^.

Ex Museo Regis Svecise Antiquarum e marmore
Statuarum ApoUinis Musagetse, Minervas Paciferae ac
Novem Musarum series Integra, Adcurante C. F. F.
n.p. 1794. 8vo.

MUSICAL RECOLLECTIONS of the Last Half
Century. 2 vols. Lond. 1872. 8vo.

MUSSET (Alfred de).

Comedies et Proverbes. 3 vols. Paris, 1878.
12mo.

La Confession d'un Enfant du Sifecle. Paris, 1878.
12mo.

Premieres Poesies, 1829 k 1835. Pai-is, 1881.
12mo.

Podsies Nouvelles, 1836 k 1852. Paris, 1882.
12 mo.

MYERS (F. W. H.)

Wordsworth. Lond. 1881. post 8vo. (English
Men of Letters.)

MYRC (John).

Instructions for Parish Priests.
Text Society.

See Eaelt English

MYROURE OF CURE
English Text Society.

LADYE. See Early

N AOGE 0 ROUS— NEWS

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NAOGEOEGUS (Thomas), i.e., T. Kirohmeteb.

The Popish Kingdome or Reigne of Antichrist,
written in Latin Verse, and Englyshed by Barnabe
Googe, 1570. Edited, with brief Memoir of his Life,
by Robert Charles Hope. Lond. 1880. 4to.

NAPIER (James).

Folk Lore ; or. Superstitious Beliefs in the West of
Scotland withia this Century. Paisley, 1879. 8vo.

NAPIER (Maovey).

Selections from his Correspondence.

Lond. 1879.

8vo.

NAPIER (Mark).

" The Lanox of Auld." An Epistolary Review of
" The Lennox," by William Eraser. IJdinb. 1880. 4to.

NAPIER (Liect.-General Sir William F. P.)
Life of Sir William Napier, K.C.B. Edited by H.
A. Bruce. 2 vols. Lond. 1864. post 8vo.

NARES (Sie G. S.), R.N.

Narrative of a Voyage to the Polar Sea, during
1875-76, in ILM. Ships "Alert" and "Discovery."
With Notes on the Natural History, by H. W. Feilden.
2 vols. Lond. 1878. 8vo.

NARJOUX (Felix).

Les l<)cole8 Publiques en France et en Angleterre,
Construction et Installation. Paris, 1877. 8vo.

NATIONAL MANUSCRIPTS.

Facsimiles of National Manuscripts of Ireland,
selected and edited under the direction of the Right
Hon. Edward Sullivan, by John T. Gilbert, and
Photozincographod by Major-General Sir Henry James.
Parts IL and III. Lond. 1878, 1879. folio.

NEANDER (Db Augustus).

The Life and Times of St. Bernard. Translated
from the German by Matilda Wrench. Lond. 1843.
post 8vo.

NEAVES (Lord).

An Address at the Conversazione Meeting of the
Society of Antiquaries. {Edinb. 1859.) 8vo.

NEAVES (Lord)— Con^mwerf.

On Fiction as a means of Popular Teaching : a
Lecture. Edinb. 1869. Svo.

A Glance at some of the Principles of Comparative
Philology, as illustrated in the Latin and Anglican
Forms of Speech. Edinb. 1870. post Svo.

An Address on the Uses of Leisure, delivered to the
Students of the School of Arts. Edinb. 1871. Svo.

NECKER DE SAUSSURE (Madame).

Progressive Education ; or. Considerations on the
Course of Life. Translated from the French. 2 vols.
Lowd 1839. 12mo.

NEILL (Robert).

Forms of Proceedings in Maritime Causes before the
Sheriff Courts in Scotland. Edinb. 1878. 8vo.

NEUMANN (LEOPOLD), et PLASON (A. db).

Recueil des Trait^s et Conventions conclus par
I'Autriche avec les Puissances Etrangeres depuis 1763
jusqu'a nos Jours. Vols. YI.-IX. Vienne, 1878. Svo.

NEWCOMB (Simon), LL.D.
Popular Astronomy, illustrated with Engravings and
Maps of the Stars. Lond. 1878. Svo.

NEWCOME (Rev. Henry).
Autobiography. See Chbtham Societt.

NEWMAN (John Henry), Cardinal.

Verses on Various Occasions. Lond. 1868. 12rao.

An Essay in Aid of a Grammar of Assent Lotui.
1870. post Svo. ,

Miscellanies, from the Oxford Sermons and other
Writings. Lond. 1870. post 8vo.

Apologia pro Vita sua ; being a History of his Re-
ligious Opinions. Lond. 1878. post 8va

NEWS.

News from Heaven. See Predictions.

More News from Rome ; or, Magna Charta Dis-
coursed of between a Poor Man and his Wife. As
also an Assertion of Dr William Warmstrey, that it is
a lesser sin for a man to kill his Father than to refrain
from coming to the Divine Service established in the
Church of England. Lond. 1660. 4to.

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NEWSPAPERS— NOHL.

NEWSPAPERS.

Caledonian Mercnry from 1757 to 1759 inclusive,
and from 1764 to 1801. 41 vols. EdinK folio.

The Edinburgh Chronicle ; or Universal Intelli-
gencer, 22nd March 1759 to 17th March 1760. Edinh.
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The Present State of Europe ; or, the Hi.storical and
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Ruddiman's Weekly Mercury. Vols. V. and VI.
27th December 1779 to 19th December 1781. Edinb.
1779-1781. 4to.

The Scotsman from 1817 to 1869, inclusive.
64 vols. Edinb. folio.

The Times, from 1847 to 1869, inclusive. 77 vols.
Lond. folio.

NEWTON (Charles Thomas), C.B.

Essays on Art and Archaeology. Lond. 1880. 8vo.

NIBBY (Antonio).

Analisi Storico-Topografico-Antiquaria della Carta
de' Dintorni di Roma. 3 vols. Roma, 1837. 8vo.

Roma neU' anno MDCCCXXxyiii. descritta. 2 vols.
Roma, 1838. 8vo.

NIBELUNGENLIED.

Das Nibelungenlied iibersetzt von Dr Karl Simrock,
Stuttgart, 1848. 8vo.

NICCOLS (RtCHARD).

Sir Thomas Overburie's Vision. Reprinted from the
first edition, 1616. Glasgow, 1873. 4to. (Hunterian
Club.)

NICHOL (John), LL.D.

Byron. Lond. 1880. post 8vo. (English Men of
Letters.)

Robert Burns : a Summary of his Career and Genius.
Edinh. 1882. 8vo.

NICHOLS (Francis Morgan).
The Roman Fomm, a Topographical Study. Lond.
1877. 8vo.

NICHOLS (John).

Bibliotheca Topographica Britannica. 49 parts in
13 vols. Lond. 1780-1790. 4to.

NICHOLS (John Gough).

The Topographer and Genealogist. 3 vols. Lond.
1846-1858. 8vo.

NICHOLSON (Henry Allbtne), M.D.

A Manual of Zoology, for the Use of Students, with
a General Introduction on the Principles of Zoology.
Edinb. 1870. post 8vo.

NICHOLSON (Maxwell), D.D.
Communion with Heaven, and other Sermons.
Edinh. 1877. 12mo.

NICOLAS (Nicholas Harris).

Testamenta Vetusta ; being Illustrations from Wills,
of Manners, Customs, etc., as well as of the Descents
and Possessions of many distinguished Families, from
the Reign of Henry II. to the Accession of Queen
Elizabeth. Lond. 1826. 8vo.

NICOLAYSEN (N.)

Bergens Borgerbog 1550-1751, udgiven efter offent-
lig foranstaltuung af N. Nicolaysen. Kristiania, 1878.
8vo.

NICOLSON (James Badenoch).

A Practical Treatise on the Law of Parliamentary-
Elections in Scotland, with an Appendix of Statutes
and Forms. Edinh. 1879. 8vo.

NICOLSON (William), Archbishop of Cashel.

The English, Scotch, and Irish Libraries, giving a
short View and Character of most of our Historians,
etc. Lond. 1776. 4 to.

NILUS (S.), Abba&

Opera (Gr. et Lat.). Accurante J. P. Migne.
Parisiis, 1860. imp. 8vo.

NINETEENTH CENTURY (The). A Monthly
Review, edited by James Knowles. Vols. I. -XL
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NIPHUS (AcGusTiNns).

Super Libros Aristotelia de Anima Commentaria.
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NISSEN (Hartvig).

Bescrivelse over Skotlauds Almueskolevoesen. Chris-
tiania, 1854. 8vo.

NOBLE (John).

South Africa, Past and Present; a short History of
the European Settlements at the Cape. Lond. 1877.
post 8vo.

NOHL (De Ludwig).

The Life of Mozart, translated from the German by
Lady Wallace. 2 vols. Lond. 1877. 8vo.

N0IR6— NUMISMATICS.

1255

NOIEfi (LnDwio).

Max MuUer and the Philosophy of Language. Lond.
1879. 8vo.

NONIUS MAECELLUS.

De Compendiosa Doctrina ad Filium. Collatis
codicibus, cum lectionibus, notis, etc., edidit Lud.
Quicherat. Paridis, 1872. 8vo.

NOORDKEEK (Hermann).

De Matrimoniis ob turpe facinus quod Peccatum
Sodomiticum vocant jure Solvendis Dissortatio. Am-
steloedami, 1733. 12mo.

NOEDENSKIOLD (Adolf Eric).

Arctic Voyages, 1858-79. Lond. 1879. 8vo.

The Voyage of the Vega round Asia and Europe,
with a Historical Eeview of previous Journeys along
the North Coast. Translated by Alexander Leslie.
2 vols. Lond. 1881. 8vo.

NOETHCOTE (Rev. J. S.), D.D.

Epitaphs of the Catacombs ; or, Christian Inscrip-
tions in Eome during the First Four Centuries. Loiul.
1878. 8vo.

NOETHCOTE (Rev. J. S.), and BEOWNLOW
(Ekv. W. E.)

Eoma Sotterranea ; or, some Account of the Roman
Catacombs, especially of the Cemetery of San Callisto.
Compiled from the Works of Commendatore de Rossi.
Lond. 1869. 8vo.

The same. New edition, rewritten and greatly en-
larged. 2 vols. Lond. 1879. 8vo.

NOETHCOTE (SieJohn).

Note- Book, containing Memoranda of Proceedings ia
the House of Commons during the first Session of the
Long Parliament, 1640. Edited, with a Memoir, by
A. H. A. Hamilton. Loud. 1877. post 8va

NOEWAY,

Samling af Forskjellige Love, Resolutioner, Circulsrer,
etc. — Eecueil de Lois, Efisolutions, Circulaircs, etc
conccmant le Commerce et la Navigation du Royaume
de Norvfcge. Ghristiania, 1861. 4to

NOTES AND QUERIES.

General Index to Series the Fourth. 1868-1873.
L<md. 1874. 4to.

General Index to Series the Fifth. 1874-1879.
Lond. 1880. 4to.

NOVIKOFF (Madame Oloa de).

Russia and England, from 1876 to 1880; a Protest
and an Appeal. By O. K. With a Preface by J. A.
Fronde. Lmd. 1880. 8vo.

NOYES (John Humphrey).
History of American Socialisms.
1870. royal 8vo.

Philadelphia,

NUMISMATICS.

Forty-Five Plates representing tbo Coins of the
Ancient Provinces of France, (no title page.) folio.

Oratio anniversaria Harveiana, mdccxxiii. Adjecta
est Dissertatio de Nummis quibu.sdam a Smyrnaeis in
Medicorum honorem percussis [Per Ricardum Mead].
Londini, 1724. 4to.

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0

OATH OF ALLEGIANCE.

God and the King ; or, a Dialogue showing that our
Sovereign Lord the King of England doth rightly claim
whatsoever is required by the Oath of Allegiance.
Land. 1663. small 8vo.

The same. Edinh. 1725. 8vo.

OCHOA (Eugenic de).

Tesoro de los Eomanceros Espaiiolcs, Historicos
Cahallerescos, Moriscos y Otros, Paris, 1 838. 8vo.

Apuntes para una Biblioteca de Eseritores Espaiioles
Contemporaneos en Prosa y Versa. 2 vols. Paris,
1840. 8vo. (Coleccion de los Mejores Autores
Espaiioles.)

O'CONNELL (Mrs Morgan John).
Charles Bianconi : a Biography, 1786-1875.
1878. post 8vo.

Lond.

ODGERS (W. Blake), LL.D.

A Digest of the Law of Libel and Slander ; with
the Evidence, Procedure, and Practice, both in Civil
and Criminal Cases, and Precedents of Pleadings.
Lond. 1881. 8vo.

OEHLEE (Gust. Fr.)

Theology of the Old Testament. Translated by
Ellen D. Smith and Sophia Taylor. 2 vols. Edinh.
1875. 8vo. (Clark's Foreign Theol. Library.)

OFFICIAL PAPERS.

Precis of Official Papers ; being Abstracts of all Par-
liamentary Eetnrns. Session 1880-1881. 2 vols.
Lond. 1880-1881. 8vo.

O'FLANAGAN (J. Eoderick).

The Irish Bar; comprising Anecdotes, Bon-mots,
and Biographical Sketches of the Bench and Bar of
Ireland. Lond. 1879. 8vo.

OGILVIE (John), S.J.

Eclatio Incarcerationis et Martyrii P. Joannis Ogilbei,
natione Scoti, e Soc. Jesu. Ingolstadii, 1616. 24mo.

OGILVIE (John), D.D.
Paradise: a Poem. Lond. 1769.

4to.

OGILVIE (John), D.T).— Continued

Britannia : a National Epic Poem. To which is
prefixed a Critical Dissertation on Epic Machinery.
Aberdeen, 1801. 4to.

OGILVIE (John), LL.D.

The Imperial Dictionary, English, Technological,
and Scientific, on the Basis of "Webster's English Dic-
tionary, with the addition of many thousand words
and phrases, with their Etymology and Pronunciation,
etc. 2 vols. Lo7id. 1878. imp. 8vo.

OGLE (Family of).

An Account of the Family of Ogle, and of their
Estates and Possessions in the County of Northumber-
land. Edinb. 1812. 8vo.

O'GEADY (Standish).
History of Ireland; the Heroic Period.
Lond. 1878. post 8vo.

Vol. I.

OGSTONUS (GuLiELMUs).

Oratio Funebris in obitum Georgii, Marischalli
Comitis, D. Keith et Altre, etc., Academies Marischall-
anffi Abredonia Fundatoris. Abredonice, 1623. 4to.

OLDMEADOW (James C.)
Views of the Abbey Church, St. Albans.
Heath, n.d. folio.

Bttshey

OLIPHANT (Mrs).

Dante. Edinb. 1877. 12mo. (Foreign Classics
for English Eeaders.)

Molifere. By Mrs Oliphant and F. Tarver. Edinb.
1879. 12mo. (Foreign Classics for English Eeaders.)

Cervantes. Edinb. 1880. 12mo. (Foreign Classics
for English Eeaders.)

The Literary History of England in the end of the
Eighteenth and beginning of the Nineteenth Century.
3 vols. Lrnid. 1882. 8vo.

OLIPHANT (Laurence).

The Land of Gilead ; with Excursions in the Le-
banon. Edinb. 1880. 8vo.

The Land of Khemi, up and down the Middle Nile.
Edinb. 1882. 8vo.

OLIVECRONA— OXFORD.

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OLIVECRONA (K. D').

Prdcis Historique de rOrigine et du D6veloppement
de la Coininunaut6 des Biens entre fipoux. Paris,
1866. 8vo.

OMOND (Georoe W. T.), Advocate.

The Merchant Shipping Acts, 1854 to 1876, with
Notes and Index, and an Appendix of Relative Statutes,
Rules for Courts of Survey, Forms, etc. Edinb, 1876..
8vo.

ORLEANS (Charles, Duke of)..
Poems. See Roxburqhb Club.

ORLEANS (Pierre Joseph d').

History of the two Tartar Conquerors of China, in-
cluding the two Journeys into Tartary of Father Fer-
dinand Verbiest. To which is added Father Pereira's
Journey into Tartary, from the Dutch of Nicolaas
Witsen. Translated and edited by the Earl of Ellesmere,
with an Introduction by R. H. Major. Lond. 1854.
8vo. (Hakluyt Society.)

ORLOFF (Le Comte).
Fables Russes de M. Kriloff.

See Kriloff.

OROSIUS (Paulus).

Historiarum LibrL See Corpus Sobiptorum Eooles.
Latinobum.

ORRINSMITH (Mrs).

The Drawiiig-Room, its Decorations and Fumiture.-
Lond. 1878. post 8vo.

OSORIUS (Hibrontmus). '

In Gualterum Haddonum Anglum de Religione libri

tres. Ejusdem Epistola ad Elisabetham Anglise Re-

ginam. Dilingoe, 1576. 12mo.

OSSIAN.

Ossian's Fingal. Rendered into English Verse hy
George Harvey. Lond. 1814. 8vo.

OSTERVALD (Jean Fbbdbbic), Pastor of the
Church at Neufchatd.

The Grounds and Principles of the Christian Reli-
gion explained in a Catechetical Discourse. Rendered
into English by H. Wanley. Lond. 1704. 8vo.

OTWAY (Thomas).

Friendship in Fashion : a Comedy. Lmid. 1678.
4ta

Don Carlos, Prince of Spain : a Tragedy, Lond.
1686. 4to.

Alcibiades: a Tragedy. Lond. 1687. 4to.

The Orphan; or, the Unhappy Marriage : a Tragedy.
Lond. 1705. 4to.

OUTRAM (James). See Goldsmid (Sib F. J.)

OVIDIUS (PoBLius Naso).

Metamorphoseon Libri XV, Interpretatione et notis
illustravit Daniel Chrisptnus ad usum DelphinL Lond.
1794. 8vo.

Certaine of Ovid's Elegies, by C. Marlow. At
Midleborugh. {Reprinted by Muitland). ltd. small
4to.

OWEN (David).

Anti-ParsBus sive Determinatio de Jure Regia
Cantab. 1622. 12mo.

OWEN (David).

Brutusiana sef Casgliad detholedig o'i Gyfansod-
diadau. Lond. 1855. 8vo.

OWEN (John), Rector of East Anstey.
Evenings with the Skeptics ; or, Free Discussion on
Free Thinkers. 2 vols. Zo»d 1881. Svo.

OWENS (John)j

Plain Papers relating to the Excise Branch of the
Inland Revenue Department, from 1621 to 1878, or a
History of the Excise. Linlithgow, 1879. 8vo.

OXFORD.

Academise Oxoniensis Pietas erga Sereniss. et Poten-
tiss. Jacobum Angliae Scotise Franciae et Hibernia
Regem, etc. Oxoni<B, 1603. 4to.

Lacrymae Oxonienses stillantes in Tumulum illustr.
et desideratissimi Principis HenricL Lond. 1612.
4to.

Munimenta Academica. (Rolls Series.) See Britain
(Great).

7u

1258

PACICHELLI— PAOLINL

PACICHELLI (Gio-Battista).

Memorie Novelle de Viaggi per I'Europa Cristiana
comprese in varie Lettere. 2 vols, in 1. NapoU,
1691. 12mo.

PACKE (Christopher), M.D.

ANKOrPA^IA, sive ConvaUium Descriptio, in which
are expounded the origine, course, etc. of all the
Valleys of East Kent. Lond. 1743. 4to.

PiESTUM.

Les Vues, Plans, Coupes et Elevations de trois
Temples Antiques, qui sont partie des Euines de
I'ancienne Villa de Poestum dans la Grande Grece au
Koyaume de Naples. [Par ^M. Dumont.] n.p., n.d.
folio.

Les Ruines de Psestum. See Major (T.)

PALESTINE EXPLOEATION.

Map of "Western Palestine in 26 sheets ; from Sur-
veys conducted for .the Committee of the Palestine
Exploration Fund. By Lieutenants C. E. Conder and
H. H. Kitchener, R.K, during the years 1872-1877.
Lond. 1880. atlas folio.

The Survey of Western Palestine. Memoirs of the
Topography, Orthography, Hydrography, and Archae-
ology. By Lieut. C. R Conder, E.E., and Lieut. H.
H. Kitchener. Edited, with Additions by E. H.
Palmer, and Walter Besant, for the Committee of the
Palestine Exploration Fund. Vols. L, LI. Lond.
1881, 1882. 4to.

Special Papers on Topography, Archaeology, Manners,
and Customs, etc., contributed by Lieut.-Colonel Sir
Charles Wilson, Lieut-Colonel Warren, Lieut. (>onder,
etc. Lond. 1881. 4to.

Arabic and English Name List, collected during the
Survey by Lieutenants Conder and Kitchener. Trans-
literated and explained by E. H. Palmer. Lund.
1881. 4to.

PALEY (William).

Law and Practice of Summary Convictions under
the Summary Jurisdiction Acts, 1848 and 1879 : in-
cluding Proceedings preliminary and subsequent to
Convictions. The sixth edition, by Walter H. Mac-
namara. Lond. 1879. 8vo.

PALGEAVE (SiE Francis). See Chansons.

PALGEAVE (Eeginald F. D.)
The House of Commons ; Illustrations of its History
and Practice. Lond. 1878. post 8vo.

PALLAVICINO (Ferrante).
La JJete di Vulcano. — L'Anima divisa in sei Vigilie.
Villafranc'j,, 167 L 12mo.

PALMEE (Francis Beaufort).

The Shareholders' and Directors' Companion : a
Manual of everyday Law and Practice for Promoters,
Shareholders, Directors, etc., under the Companies'
Acts, 1862, 1867, and 1877. Lond. 1880. post 8vo.

Company Precedents for Use in relation to Com-
panies, subject to the Companies' Acts, 1862 to 1880.
Second edition. Lond. 1881. 8vo.

PALMER (Samuel).

The Nonconformist's Memorial ; an Account of the
Lives, Sufferings, and Printed Works of the Two
Thousand Ministers ejected from the Church of Eng-
land 1666. Originally written by Edmund Calamy,
D.D. Abridged, etc., with additional Anecdotes and
several New Lives. 3 vols. Lond. 1802. 8vo.

PALMER'S Index to the Times. See Times (The).

PALMEESTON (Henry John Temple, Viscount).
Life and Speeches. See Ashley (Hon. Evelyn).

PANIZZI (Sir Anthony), KC.B.
Life. See Faoan (Louis).

PANTHEISM.

General Sketch of the History of Pantheism. 2 vols.
Lond. 1878, 1879. 8vo.

PANTHEISTICON, sive Formula celebrand® Soda-
litatis Socraticte in tres Particulas divisa quaj Pantheis-
tarum sive Sodalium continent. Cosmapoli, 1720.
8va

PAOLINI (Eoberto).

Memorio sui Monument! di Antichitk e di Belle
Arti ch'esistono in Miseno, Baoli, Baja, Cuma, Poz-
zuoli, Napoli, etc. Napoli, 1812. 4to.

PARFAIT— PAUL

1259

PARFAIT (Charles).

Fables do Kriluif. See Kbiloff.

PARIS (Gaston).

Lea plus anciens Monumonta de la Langue Fran9ai8e
(IX', X" Siecle) publics avec un Commentaire Philo-
logique. Paris, 1875. folio.

PARIS (Louis).

La Chronique de Rains. See Rheims.

PARIS (Padlin).

Les Grandes Chroniques de France. See France.

PARIVAL (J.)

The History of this Iron Age, wherein is set down
the true State of Europe as it was in the year 1500.
Illustrated with lively Effigies of the most renowned
Persons of the present Time. Now rendered into
English by R Harris. Lorul. 1656. folio.

PARKER (Sam.)

Reponse au Libelle de Samuel Parker, EvOquo
d'Oxford, ou Ton refute tout ce qu'il a avense pour
I'Abolition du Test, etc. Traduit de I'Anglois.
Cologne, 1688. 4to.

PARLAMENTUM PACIFICUM, ou le Parlement
Pacifique. Imprimd par la permission du Comte
de Sunderland, President du Conseil. Traduit de
I'Anglois. n.p. 1688. 12mo.

PARLIAMENT.

A brief Review of the most Materiall Parliamentary
Transactions beginning Nov. 3, 1640, etc. Lond.
1656. 4to.

An Act for the Security of His Highness the Lord
Protector, 17 Sept. 1656. Lmd. 1657. folio.

Instructions agreed upon in Parliament for Commis-
sioners for Surveying the Forests, 17 Sept. 1656.
Lond. 1657. folio.

An Act for an Assessment for three years for the
Maintenance of the Armies and Navies of the Common-
wealth, 17th Sept. 1656. Lond. 1657. folio.

An Act for settling the Militia for the City of
London, July 1659. Lond. 1659. folio.

The Late Proceedings and Votes of the Parliament
of Scotland contained in an Address delivered to the
King, Stated and Vindicated. Glasgow, 1689. 4to.

Standing Orders of the House of Lords relative to
Writs of Errors and Appeals. Lond. 1833. 4to.

The Standing Orders of the Lords and Commons
relative to Private Bills and Bills for Confirming Pro-
visional Orders or Certificates ; with Table of Fees
charged at the House of Lords, also at the House of
Commons. Lond. 1881. post 8vo. .

PARLIAMENTARY PORTRAITS; or, Sketches
of the Public Character of some of the most di^tin-
guished Speakers of the House of Commons. Lond.
1816. 8vo,

PARNASO ESPAjrOL.

Tesoro del Pamaso Espanol, Poesias Selectas Castel-
lanas, recogidas y ordeiiadas por Don Manuel Josef
Quintana. Paris, 1838. 8vo.

PARRY (R.)
Awdl* ar y Greadigaeth.
post 8vo.

Llanymddyfri, 1 850.

PARSONS (Robert). S.J.

Elizabethae Reginee Angli^e Edictum promulgatum
Londini 29 Novemb. Anni mdxci. Andrese Philo-
patri [i.e., Rob. Parsons] ad idem Edictum Responsio.
n.p. 1593. 8vo.

PARTENAY (TiiB Romans op). Siee Earlt Eso-
usH Text Society.

PARTON (James).
Life of Voltaire. 2 vols.

Lond. 1881. 8vo.

PATERSON (James).

Memoir of the late James Fillans, Sculptor. Paisley,
1854. 4to.

History of the Regality of Musselburgh, with
numerous Extracts from the Town Records. Mussel'
borough, 1857. post 8vo.

PATERSON (Robert).

Manx Antiquities ; or, Remarks on the present
Condition of the Antiquarian Remains of the Isle of
Maa Cupar-Fife, 1863. 8vo.

PATERSON (William).

Proposals and Reasons for Constituting a Council of
Trade. (Anon.) JSdinb. 1701. small 8va

PATERSONS Scottish Almanack. See Almanacks.

PATTISON (Mabk)>

Milton. Lond. 1879. post 8vo. (English Men of
Letters.)

PAUL (James Balfour).

The History of the Royal Company of Archers, the
Queen's Body-Guard for Scotland. Edinb. 1875. 4ta

PAUL (Rev. William), D.D.
Past and Present of Aberdeenshire ; or. Reminis-
cences of Seventy Years. Aberdeen, 1881. post 8vo,

1260

PECK— PERTH.

PECK (Francis).

Catalogue of Tracts for and against Popery. See
CoETHAM Society.

PECKHAM (John), ArchUshop of Canterbury.

Joannis Archiepiscopi Cantuaricensis Perspectiva
communis. Opus dOigentissime emendatum per L.
Gauricum Neapolitanum. Venetiis, 1504. folio.

PEEL (Sidney).

A Concise Treatise on the Practice and Procedure .in
Chancery Actions. Second edition. Lond. 1881. 8vo.

PEERAGE CLAIMS.

Case of John James Hope Johnstone of Annandale,
Esquire, claiming the Titles, Honours, and Dignities of
Earl of Annandale and Hartfell, Viscount Annan, and
Lord Johnstone of Lochwood, Lochmaben. Minute
of Evidence, and Additional Case. Lond. 1825-1834.
folio.

Case of John Henry Goodinge Johnstone, claiming
the Titles, Honours, and Dignities of Earl of Annan-
dale and Hartfell, etc.. Additional Case and Appendix.
Lond. 1830-1835. folio.

Case of Sir Frederic George Johnstone, Bart., claim-
ing the Titles, Honours, and Dignities of Marquess of
Annandale, Earl of Annandale and Hartfell, Viscount
Annan, and Lord Johnstone of Lochwood, etc., in
opposition to Mr Hope Johnstone's Construction of the
Limitations of the Patent granted in the year 1661.
Additional and Supplemental Case. Lond. 1834-1838.
folio.

Service of the Earl of Eglinton, as Heir-Male General
and Heir-Male of Provision to George, the Fourth Earl
of Winton, Lord Seaton and Tranent. Claim for tlie
Earl of Eglinton to be served, etc. Lond. 1840.
folio.

Case of Sir James Carnegie of Southesk, Kinnaird,
and Pitarrow, Baronet, on his Claim to the Titles,
Honours, and Dignities of Earl of Southesk and Baron
Carnegie of Kinnaird and Leuchars, in Scotland; and
Supplemental Case. Lond. 1848-1855. folio.

Case on behalf of George Drummond, Duke de
Melfort, in France, claiming to be Earl of Perth and
Earl of Melfort in the Peerage of Scotland. Lond.
1853. folio.

Memorial for the Right Hon. the Earl of Perth and
Melfort, Lord Drummond and Stobhall, etc. n.d. 4to.

Case of Charles Rudolph Joseph Francis Clement,
10th Viscount Taaflfe of Corren and Baron of Bally-
mote, on his Claim to the Titles and Dignities of
Viscount Taaffe of Corren and Ballymote in the Peerage
gf Ireland. Lmd. 1856-1857. folio.

PEERAGE CLAIMS— Ccw^iwMecf.

Case of Theobald Fitzwalter Butler, 14th Baron of
Dunboyne, on his Claim to the Title and Dignity of
Baron of Dunboyne in the Peerage of Ireland. Lond.
1858. foli«.

Case of John Campbell, Earl of Aberdeen in the
Peerage of Scotland, claiming a Writ of Summons to
ParUament, as Viscount Gordon of Aberdeen in the
Peerage of the United Kingdom. Proceedings and
Minutes of Evidence. Lo7id. 1872. folio.

Case on behalf of James Hamilton, claiming the Title,
Honour, and Dignity of Lord of Belhaven and Stenton
in the Peerage of Scotland. Lond. 1874. folio.

PEGU AND CEYLON.

Description du Pegu et de I'lale de C^ylan, par "W.
Hunter, Chr. Wolf et Eschelskroon. Traduite de
I'Anglois et de I'AUemand par L. L. J^aris, 1723. 8vo.

PEIGNOT (Gabriel).

Tableau de Moeurs au Dixieme Sifecle, ou la Cour et
les Lois de Howel-le-Bon, Roi d'Aberfraw de 907 a
948 ; suivi de cinq Pieces de la Langue Frangaise aux
Onzi6me et Treizifeme Sifecles telle qu'eUe se parloit en
Angleterre aprfes la Conquete, et terming par une
Notice Historique sur la Langue Anglaise. Paris,
1832. 8vo.

PENAL SERVITUDE.

Five Years' Penal Servitude, by one who has
endured it. Lond. 1878. post 8vo.

PENHOUET. See Maudbt de Penhodet.

PERIN (Leonaed), S.J.

Oraisons funebres. See Lorraine (Duo de).

PERSIAN GRAMMAR See Ibraheem (K M.)

PERSIAN LYRICS. See Hafiz.

PERSIAN TALES.

The Persian and Turkish Tales complete. Trans-
lated formerly into French by M. Petis de la Croix, and
now into English from that Translation by Dr King
and others. 2 vols. Lond. 1739. 12mo.

PERTH.

Statistical Accounts of the Town and Parish of
Perth and Parish of KinnouU in the ye^rs 1794 and
1795. Perth, 1796. 8vo.

A Guide to the City of Perth and its Environs, and
to the principal Tours through the County. Perth,
1813. post 8vo.

PERUSCHUS— PLANCHl

1261

PERUSCHUS (Jo. Baptista), S. J.

Historica Eelatio de Regie Mogor, a magna Tamer-
lane oriundi, Mita, Moribue, etc. Moguntiae, 1598.
12mo.

PETER (John).

A Treatise of Lewisham (but vulgarly miscalled
Dulwicb) Wells in Kent, shewing the time and manner
of the Discovery, etc. Lond. 1680. 12mo,

PETRONIJ (Stefano E.)

Proverbj di Salomone esposti in Terza Rima con
note. Londra, 1822. 8vo.

PETTIGREW (J. Bell), M.D.

Animal Locomotion ; or, Walking, Smmming, and
Elying : with a Dissertation on Aeronautics. Lond.
1874. post 8vo. (International Scientific Series.)

PETTIGREW (Thomas Joseph).

Chronicles of the Tombs : a Select Collection of
Epitaphs, preceded by an Essay on Epitaplis, and
other Monumental Inscriptions. Lond. 1857, 12mo.
(Bohn's Antiquarian Library.)

PEZ (Bebnardus).

Bibliotheca Benedictino-Mauriana ; seu de ortu, vitis
et scriptis Patrum Benedictinorum e Congregatione S.
Mauri. Augusloe Vmdelicorum, 1716. 12mo.

PFIZER (GosTAVus).

The Life of Luther. Translated from the German
by T. S. Williams. Lond. 1840. 8vo.

PFNOR (Rodolphb).

Le Mobilier de la Couronne et des Grandes Collec-
tions publiques et particuliferes du XIII* au XIX°
Si6cle. Paris, 1874. foHo.

PHILIPPS (G. F.)

The Art of Drawing and Painting simplified in a
Series of examples of parts of the Human Figure, etc.
Lmd. 1840. 8vo.

PHILIPPS (J. Arthur), C.E.

Elements of Metallurgy : a practical Treatise on the
Art of extracting Metals from their Ores. Lond.
1874. royal 8vo.

PHILLIPS (John).

Responsio ad Apologiam Anonymi cujusdam tene-
brionis [J. Rowland] pro Rege et Populo Anglicano
infautissimam. Lotid. 1652. 12mo.

PHILLIPS (Thomas).

The History and Antiquities of Shrewsbury. With
a Continuation of the History, including also the His-
tory and Description of the County of Salop, by Charles
Hulbert 2 vols. Shrewsbury, 1837. 4to. '

PHILOPATER (Andbkab). See Pabsons (R)

PHILOSOPHY.

A Taste of Philosophical Fanaticism ; in some Specu-
lations upon Mr Green's Principles of Natural Philo-
sophy. Lond. 1712. 8vo.

PIAZZETTA (Giambatista).

Studj di Pittura gia dissegnati da Giambatista Piaz-
zetta ed ora con I'lntaglio di Marco Pitteri, pubblicati
a spese di G. Albrizzi, etc. Venezia, 1760. oblong 4to.

PICCOLOMINUS (ARCHANaKLUs).
In librum Galeni de Humoribus commentarii.
Parims, 1556. 8vo.

PIGAFETTA (Phiuppo).

A Report of the Kingdome of Congo, a Region of
Africa, and of the Countries that border rounde about
the same. Drawen out of the writings and discourses
of Odoardo Lopez, a PortingalL Translated out of
Italian by Abraham HartweU. Lond. 1597. 4to.

PINE (Gbobob).

The Isle of Pines ; or, a late Discovery of a fourth
Island in Terra Australis Incognita. Being a true
Relation of certain English persons who, in the days of
Queen Elizabeth, were cast away and wracked upon the
Island near to the coast of Terra Australis Incognita.
Lmd. 1668. 4to.

PINKERTON (John).

CraigmiUar Castle : an Elegy. (Anon.) Edinb,
1776. 4to.

PINTO (Major Serpa).

How I crossed Africa : from the Atlantic to the
Indian Ocean, through unknown Countries, etc. Trans-
lated from the Author's Manuscript by Alfred Elwes.
2 vols. Lond. 1881. 8vo.

PITHOEUS (Petrus). iSee Leoes Wisigothorum.

PLANCHE (James Robinson).

A Cyclopajdia of Costume ; or. Dictionary of Dress,
including Notices of Contemporaneous Fashions on the
Continent. 2 vols. Lond. 1876, 1879. 4to.

1262

PLA YFORD— POEMS.

PLAYFORD (Henry).

Harmonia Sacra ; or, Divine Hymns and Dialogues,
•with a Thorough-Bass for the Thoorho-Lute, Bass-Viol,
Harpsichord or Organ. Lond. 1703. folio.

PLAYS.

A Collection of the most esteemed Farces and En-
tertainments performed on the British Stage. 6 vols.
i:dmb. 1782-1788. 8vo.

A Collection of Plays, bound in five volumes. 8vo.

Vol. I. 1. The Shepherd's Weddmg : a Scots Pastoral
Entertainment. JSdinb. 1789. — 2. Mary,
Queen of Scots : a tragedy, by the Hon. John
St. John. Land. 1789. — 3. Look before ye
Loup. Part second. By Tarn Thrum. Edinb.
1794. — 4. The East Indian: a comedy,
translated from the German of Aug. von
Kotzebue by A. Thomson. Lmid. 1799. —
5. Mary Stewart, Queen of Scots : an his-
torical drama. Edinb. 1801.
IL 1. A Tale of Terror : a dramatic romance, by
Henry Siddons. Land. 1803.— 2. The
Family Legend : a tragedy, by Joanna
BaiUie. Edinb. 1810. — 3. Mary's Bower; or,
the Castle on the Glen : a pastoral drama.
Edinb. 1811.— 4. The Labyrinth Farm; or,
the Fashionable Kecluse : a comedy by W.
Lingham. Glasgow, 1814. — 5. Plighted Troth ;
or, a Woman her own Rival. Land. 1842.

III. 1. Bertram ; or, the Castle of St. Aldobrand : a

tragedy, by Rev. R. C. Maturin. Lond.
1816. — 2. Euripides's Alcestis, burlesqued
by Issachar Styrke. Lond. 1816. — 3. Ger-
manicus : a tragedy, by A. V. Arnault.
Translated by Geo. Bemel. ioni. 1817. — 4.
The Banished Lord : a tragedy. Lond. 1843.

IV. 1. Clemenza ; or, the Tuscan Orphan; a tragic

drama, by Walter Ainslie, M.D. Lond.
1823. — 2. Mourtzoufle : a tragedy. With
other Poems, by Thomas Aird. Lond. 1826.
— 3. The Martyr : a drama, by Joanna Baillie.
Lo7id. 1826. — 4. A Record of the Pyramids :
adrama, by John Edmund Reade. Lond. 1842.
— 5. Honesty : a drama, by Henry Spicer.
Lond. 1842.— 6. The Lords of EUingham :
a drama, by Henry Spicer. Lond. 1843.
V. 1. Astolfo : a dramatic romance. Lond. 1842.
— 2. The Duke of Florence : a tragedy, by
one of the Medici. Lond. 1843.— 3. Borgia:
a tragedy, by Henry T. Worley. Lond.
1843. — 4. Edric the Saxon : a tragedy.
Lond. 1845. — 5. Behsariua : a tragedy,
by W. R. Scott. Lond. 1846.-6. Ignez
de Castro : a tragedy, by the Author of
"Rural Sonnets." Lond. 1846.— 7. The
Flower of Yarrow : a tragedy, by the author
of " The Kentish Legends." Lond. 1846.

PLOWDEN (Edmund).

Les Commentaires ou Eeportes de Edmunde Plow-
den, un apprentice de le comen ley. Lond. 1758. folio.

PLUTARCHUS.

Plutarchi Demosthenis ex Ciceronis Vitae Parallelae
nunc primum separatim editaj. Graeca recensuit, latine
reddidit notis iUustravit Philippus Barton. Oxonii,
1745. 8vo.

Plutarch's Lives. Translated from the Greek by
Aubrey Stewart and the late George Long. 4 vols.
Zow(i. 1880. 12mo. (Bohn's Standard Library.)

POCOCK (Nicholas).

Records of the Reformation. The Divorce, 1527-
1533. 2 vols. Oxford, 1870. 8vo.

POEMS.

A Collection op Poems, bound in one volume. 4to.
1641-1755.

1. King Charles, his Welcome Home ; or, a
Congratulation for his safe and happy Re-
turn from Scotland. By John Bond. 1641.
—2. A Panegyrick on their Royal High-
nesses, and congratulating his Return from
Scotland. Edinb. reprinted 1682.— 3. Ho-
race's Art of Poetry, made English by the
Earl of Roscommon. Lond. 1684. — 4. War
Horns to make room for the Bucks with
Green Bowes. Lond. 1682. — 5. On the
Tenth of June mdcc, being the Birthday of
the Prince of Wales, (no title-page). — 6.
The Election : a poem. Lond. 1701. — 7.
Sylvia's Complaint of her Sexes Unhappi-
ness. Lond. 1701. — 8. Marlborough : an
heroic poem, by Mr Denne. Lrnid. 1704. —

9. Faction Displayed : a poem. Lond.YTQi. —

10. Moderation Displayed, by the Author of
Faction Displayed. Lond. 1705. — 11. The
British Heroes ; or, a new ballad, by Mr John
Grubb. Lond. 1707. — 12. A Poem on the
Arrival of H.M. King George. Lond. 1714.
—13. An Epistle to Sir John Blount, one
of the Directors of the South Sea Company.
By N. Amhurst. Lond. 1720.— 14. The
Beauty and Excellence of Charity : a poem
presented to Sir Peter King. Lond. 1721.
— 15. Bedlam : a poem, by Hildebrand
Jacob. Lond. 1723.-16. The Bridge of
Life : an allegorical poem, by the Author of
the Battle of the Sexes. Dublin, 1724. — ■
17. A New Norfolk Ballad concerning the
late Vienna Treaty. Lond. 1731. — 18.
Chevy-Chace, the celebrated old poem, etc.
Glasgow, 1747. — 19. Hardy knute : a frag-
ment of an ancient Scots poem. Glasgow,

POEMS.

1263

FOEMS— Continued.

1748.— 20. Escapes of a Poetical Genius.
LoTul. 1752.— 21. A Threnody, to the
memorj of a Nobleman ^Walter Lord Blan-
tyre) who died at Paris, May 1751. By
Philalethes.— 22. Edom of Gordon : an
ancient Scottish poem never before printed.
Glasgow, 1755.

A Collection op Poems (1682-1757), bound in one
volume, folio.

1. The Mushroom ; or, a Satyr against
libelling Tories and prelatical Tantivies, in
Answer to a Satyr against Sedition called
the Meddal. By the Author of Absalom
and Achitophel [Dryden]. Lontl. 1682. —
2. The Malecontent : a satyr. By T. D'Ur-
fey. Lond. 1684.-3. Britannia Rediviva :
a poem on the Birth of the Prince. By Mr
Dryden. Lond. 1688. — 4. The Murmurers:
a poem. Lond. 1689.— 5. A Congratu-
latory Poem to Queen Mary upon her
Arrival in England. By Tho. Shiidwell.
Lond. 1689. — 6. Address of John Dryden
to the Prince of Orange. Lond. 1689.— 7.
Scots Paradise, or the Humours of a Derby
Ale-House, with a Satyr upon the Ale.
Lond. 1700. — 8. Commendatory Verses on
the Author of the Two Arthurs. Lond.
1700. — 9. Panthea ; an elegy on the Death
of the Viscountess Scudamore. Lond. 1729.
10. Britannia: a poem. Lond. 1729. — 11.
Lothario's Answer to Sarah the Quaker, in
the Shades. Lond. 1729. — 12. Iniquity
Dispkyed ; or, the Happy Deliverance. By
Peter Eraser. Lond. 1729.-13. Of Legacy-
Hunting. A dialogue between Sir W.
Raleigh and Merlin the Prophet. Lond.
1737.-14. An Ode to the Hon. Philip
Yorke. Imitated from Horace, by 8 . . .
J . . . Lmd. 1742.— 16. Plot or No Plot;
or, Sir W — m and his Spy foiled : a new
ballad. Lond. 1747.-16. An Ode to the
Inhabitants of Great Britain, in imitation of
Horace. Lond. 1747. — 17. Female Em-
pire ; or, Winter celebrated at London.
Lond. 1746.-18. Reproof: a satire ; the
Sequel to Advice. [By Tobias Smollett.]
Lond. 1747. — 19. Lucy : a pastoral. — 20.
Advice to a Widow. Lotid. n.d. — 21. Bury
and its Environs : a poem. Lond. 1747. —
22. Past Twelve o'clock ; or, Byng's Ghost :
an ode. Lond. 1757.

A Collection of Puems (1741-1811), bound in one
volume. 4to.

1. Verses to a Lady of Quality insulted by a
Rabble of Writers. Lond, 1741. — 2.

PO'EMS— Continued.

Mosffiua : a monody to the Memory of Mr
Pope. Lond. 1847.— 3. The Pleaaure* of
Melancholy. Lond. 1747. — 4. Two Lyric
Epistles : One to my cousin Shandy, etc.
Lond. 1760.— 5. Four Elegies, deacripUre
and moral. Lond. 1760. — 6. Love Elegiea.
£By John Lettice.] Lond. 1760. — 7. Love
Verses. Lond. 1761. — 8. Anningait and
Ajatt : a Greenland Tale, versified by a
Lady. Lond. 1761. — 9. A Poem on Chess.
Lond, 1764. — 10. An Ode upon the present
Period, addressed to the Right Hon. Geo.
Grenville. Lotid. 1769. — 11. Epithalamium
on the Marriage of David, Viscount Stor-
mont, Lond. 1776.— 12. The Albion Prin-
cess : a Pindaric ode. Lond. 1772. — 13.
The XLV Chapter of the Prophecies of
Thomas the Rhymer in Verse, with Notes,
etc. Edinb. 1776.— 14. A Poetical Epistle
to George Washington from an Inhabitant
of the State of Maryland. Lond. 1779.—
15. The Carse of Stirling : an elegy.
Minb. 1785.— 16. A Poem to the Memory
of George F. Handel. Lond. 1787.— 17.
Eskdale : a poem. (No title-page.) — 18. A
Ride and Walk through Stourh^d. Lond.
1779.-19. The Return of Peace. Lond.
1801.-20. British Scenery. [By Daniel
Cabanel]. Lond. 1811. — 21. Romance : a
poetical Capriccio. Lond. 1811.

A Collection op Poems (1786-1812), bound in one
volume. 4to.

1. The Fane of the Druids. 2 parts. Lond.
178&-1789.— 2. Address to Loch Lomond.
Edinb. n.d.— 3. The Britanniad ; or, the
Choice of Ministers. The Hibemiad; or,
the Change of Ministers : a satirical poem
in 2 parts. Lond. 1807.— 4 Nobility : a
poem in imitation of JuvenaL Lond. 1811.
—5 . The Battle of Salamanca Lond. 1812.

An Essay on the Different Stiles of Poetry (by Dr
Thomas Parnell). Lond. 1713. 8vo.

Freethinkers : a poem in Dialogue (by Anne Finch,
Lady Winchelsea). Lond. 1811. 8vo.

The Republican Procession; or, the Tumultuous
Cavalcade: a merry poem. n.p. 1714. 8vo.

The Apparition : a poem. Lond. 17 \0. 8vo.

The Capital I A Satirical and Sentimental Poem
dedicated to the Earl of Stanhope. Lond. n.d. 8vo.

Miscellaneous Poems by several Hands. Published
by D. Lewis. Lond. 1730. 8vo.

Hymn to the Power of Harmony. [By John Cal-
lendar of Craigforth.] £dinb. 1763. 4ta

1264

POEMS— PORTEUS.

FOEMS—Confimuid.

Monody on the Death of Henry, Lord Viscount
Melville, and of the Right Hon. Robert Blair of Avon-
ton. Edinb. 1811. 4rto.

Ramble of John Jorum and his friends to Roslin,
4th June 1813. By Edinias. Edinb. ISU. 12mo.

The Republic of the Ants: a Poem. Illustrated
with Notes. Lmid. IS22. 12mo.

The City of the West; a Fragment. Bath, l8Si. 8vo.

Miscellaneous Poems, by J. T. B. Lo7id. 1852. 8vo.

Early English Alliterative Poems. — Hymns to the
Virgin and Christ. — Political, Religious, and Love
Poems. See Eably English Text Societt.

POESIAS CASTELLANAS, anteriores al Siglo
XV. See Sanchez (Thomas Antonio).

POET^ LATINI.

Fragmenta Poetarum Latinorum quorum opera non
extant. Undique a Rob. Stephano olim congesta nunc
autem ab Henr. Stephano ejus filio digesta. Exc. II.
Stephanus, 1564. Svo.

Poetae Latini rei Venaticse Scriptores et Bucolici
Antiqui, videlicet, Gratii atque Nemesiani cynegeticon,
Lalieuticon ot de aucupio. Cum notis integris Barthii,
Ulitii, T. Johnson, Brucei, etc. Accedunt G. Kem-
pheri observationes in tres priores Calpurnii Eclogas.
Lugduni Batavorum, 1728. 4to.

POGGIO BRACCIOLmi.

Poggiana, ou la Vie, le Caracttre, les Sentences, et
les Bons Mots de Pogge Florentin. Avec son Histoire
de la Republique de Florence. 2 vols. Amsterdam,
1720. 12mo.

Dialogus, An seni sit uxor ducenda, circa an. 1435
conscriptus, nunc primum tjrpis mandatus edente
Guliebno Shepherd. lAverpoolice, 1807. Svo.

POIRET (Pieeee).

L'CEconomie Divine ou Systeme universel et d^-
montre des (Euvres et des Desseins de Dieu envers les
Hommes. 7 vols. Amsterdam, 1687. Svo.

POLITI (Rafpaello).

n Viaggiatore in Girgenti e il Cicerone di Piazza
ovvero Guida agli Avanzi d'Agrigento. Girgenti, 1826.
Svo.

POLLOCK (Frederick), Barrister-at-Law.

Spinoza, his Life and Philosophy. Land. 1880. Svo.

Principles of Contract : being a Treatise on the
General Principles concerning the validity of Agree-
ments in the Law of England. Third edition. Lond.
1881. Svo.

POLLOCK (Sir Frederick).

Macready's Reminiscences. See Macready (W. C.)

POLLUX (Julius).

Onomasticon decern libris constans, adjecta interpre-
tatione Latina Rodolphi Gualtheri, studio atque opera
Wolfgangi Seberi. Franeofurti, 1608. 4to.

PONCE DE LA FUENTE (Constantino).
Exposicion del Primero Salmo dividida en Seis Ser- _
mones. Bonn. 1881. Svo.

PONTANUS (Georqius Babtholdus).

Scanderbegus, hoc est Vita et Res strenue feliciterque
gest» Georgii Castrioti, Epiri regis, ob magna facta
Scanderbegi dicti, contra Turcarum immanitatem, etc.
HanovioB, 1609. small Svo.

POOR LAW MAGAZINE. See Magazines.

POPE (Alexander).

Works. New edition, with Introductions and Notes,
by Rev. Whitwell Elwin and Wm. John Courthope.
Vol. III. (Poetry.) Lond, 1S81. Svo.

POPISH PLOT.

The Narrative of Mr William Boys, Citizen of
London, faithfully relating what came to his knowledge
concerning the late horrid Popish Plot, and the Death
of Sir Edmund-Bury Godfrey. Lond. 1680. folio.

The Information of Stephen Dugdale ; delivered at
the Bar of the House of Commons, Monday, 1st day
of November 1680. Lond. 1680. folio.

The Information of William Lewis ; delivered at the
Bar of the House of Commons the eighteenth of
November 1680 ; together with his further Narrative
relating thereto : in aU which is contained a Confirma-
tion of the Popish Plot. Lond. 1680. folio.

POPMA (Titus), Phrysius.

De Operis Servorum. Amstelodami, 1672. 24mo.

PORPHYRIUS.

De Abstinentia ab Esu Auimalium libri TV"., cum
notis integris P. Victorii et Jo. Valentini et interpre-
tatione Latina J. B. Feliciani, Editionem curavit
Jacobus de Rhoer. Trajedi ad Rhenum. 1767. 4to.

PORTA (Jo. Baptista), Neopolitanus.
De occultis Literarum Notis. Argentorati, 1606.
Svo.

Magia Naturalis. Lugd. Batavorum, 1644. 12mo.

PORTEUS (Beilbt).

Death. A Poetical Essay. Cambridge, 1762. 4to.

PORTILL A— PROPERTI us.

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PORTILLA (Francisco de la).

Regla de la Ordou y Cavalleria de S. Santiago de la
Espada. Con la glosa y declaracion del Maestro Ysla,
Freyle de la miama Orden. Anvera, 1598. 8vo.

POSTE (Edward), Bamster-at-Law.
Elements of Roman Law. See Gaius.

POSTELLUS (Gui.iELMns).

De Etrurise Regionis originibus, inatitutis, religione
et moribus. Florentiw, 1551. 4to.

POSTOLA SOGUR Legendariske Forta;llinger
om Apostlernes LIV. deres Kamp for Kristendommens
udbredelse samt deres Martyrdod. Efter gamlo Ilaand-
skrifter udgivne af C. R Unger. Christiania, 1874.
Bvo.

POTT (Rev. Joseph Holden).

An Essay on Landscape Painting, with Remarks,
general and critical, on the different Schools and
Masters. (Anon.) Lmil. 1782. 8vo.

POTTHAST (Acoust),

Bibliotheca Historica Medii iEvi. Wegweiser durch
die Gesohichtwerke des Europiiischen Mittclalters von
.S75-1500. Vollstiindiges Inhaltsverzeichniss zu Acta
Sanctorum der Bollandisten. Supplement, etc. 2 vols.
Berlin, 1862, 1868. 8vo.

POTTS (Thomas).
Discovery of Witches.

See Chetham Societv.

POULET (Sir Amias).

Letter-Book. See Morris (Rev. John). Roxburgue
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POUSSIN (GuiLLADME Tell).

Considerations sur le Principe D^mocratique qui
r^git rUnion Am^ricaine, ot do la possibilite de son
application h, d'autres Etats. Paris, 1841. 8vo.

De la Puissance Am^ricaino. Origine, institutions,
esprit politique, ressources, etc. des Etats Unis, 2 vols.
Paris, 1845. 8vo.

POTJVOIR DU PAPE au Moyen Age ; ou Recherches
Historiques sur I'origino de la Souverainetd tempo-
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Age relativement k la deposition des Souveraina Par
M . . . Directeur au S6minaiie de Saint Sulpice. Paris,
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PRABOD'H CHANDBO'DAYA (The), translated.
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PREDICTIONS.

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PRESENT STATE OF EUROPE; or, Monthly
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PRESSENSfi (E de).

Histoire des Trois Premiers Siicles de r£gllso Chr4-
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PRICE (Rev. T.)

An Essay on the Physiognomy and Physiology o£
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PRIME (W. C.)

I Go a-Fishing. Loiui. 1873. 12mo.

PRIOR (TH0M.A3).

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8vo.

PRISCIANUS.

Opera Grammatica. Bonus, Ulric Han. circ. 1470.
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PRISONS.

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PROCOPIUS C.ESARIENSIS.

ANEKAOTA Arcana Historia, qui est liber nonus
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PRODITORIS PRODITOR, sive Decachordon,
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PROPERTIUS (Skxtius Aubeliue).
Carmina. Ex C. T. Kuinoel recensione cdidit J. A.
Amur. Parisiis, 1821. 24mo.

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PEYNNE (William).

A Breviate of the Life of William Laud, Archbishop
of Canterbury : Extracted (for the most part) verbatim
out of his owno Diary, and other Writings under His
owne Hand. Lond. 1644. folio.

Hidden Works of Darkness brought to Publike
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the Archbishop of Canterburie's Triall. Discovering to
the World the several! secret dangerous Plots, Practices,
and Proceedings of the Pope and his Confederates.
Lond. 1645. folio.

PSALMS.

Deutsche Interlinearversionen der Psalmen.

BiBLIOTHEK DER NaTIONAL-LiTERATDB.

See

PUFENDOEF (Samuel).

De Officio Hominis et Civis juxta Legem Naturalem.
Selectis variorum notis, etc. illustravit Tho. Johnson.
Lond. 1758. 8vo.

PUISEUX (M. L.)

Siege et Prise de Eouen par les Anglais (1418-1419)
principalement d'apres un Po6me Anglais contemporain.
Caen, 1867. 8vo.

PUMPELLY (Eaphabl), Professor, Harvard Uni-
versity.

Across America and Asia. Notes of a Five Years'
Journey around the World, and of Eesidence in
Arizona, Japan, and China. Lond. 1870. 8vo.

PUNGILEONI (LuiGi).

Memorie Istoriche di Antonio Allegri, detto 11 Cor-
reggio. 3 vols, in 2. Parma, 1817-1821. 8vo.

PUTTEICH (L.), AND GEYSEE (G. W.)
Denkmale der Baukunst des Mittelalters in Sachsen.
4 vols. Leijpzig, 1836-1852. imp. 4to.

Q

QUAKEKISM CANVASSED. See Shirrefp (Al.)

QUINT ANA (M. J.). See Parnaso Espanol.

QUINTE ESSENCE (The Book of). See Early
English Text Society.

QUINTUS CALABEE.

Praetermissorum ab Homero libri XIV., Graeee cum
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EABELAIS— RECORDS.

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RABELAIS (FBAN9018).

Lettros escrites pendant son Voyage d'ltalie. Avec
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Paris, 1710. 12mo.

RACINET (Auguste).

L'Ornement Polychrome. Cent Planches en couleurs,
or et argent contenant environ 2000 Motifs de tons les
Styles. Recueil Historiquo et Pratique, avec des Notes
explicatives, etc. Pai-is, 1875. large 4to.

radulphus de COGGESHALL.

Chronicon Anglicanum (RoUs Series). See Bhitain
(Gueat).

RAILWAY CASES.

Reports of Cases decided by the Railway Commis-
sioners. By Ralph Neville and Walter H. Macnamara.
Vol. IIL part 2. Lond. 1879. 8vo.

RALEIGH (Sir Walter).

The Prerogatives of Parliaments in England, proved
in a Dialogue betweene a Councellour of State and a
Justice of Peace. Middelburge, 1628. 4to.

The Discovery of the Empire of Guiana, with a Rela-
tion of the great and golden City of Manoa, etc., per-
formed in the year 1595 by Sir Walter Raleigh.
Edited with Notes and a Biographical Memoir by Sir
Robert H. Schomburgk. Lond. 1848. 8vo. (Hakluyt
Society.)

The Life of the valiant and learned Sir Walter
Raleigh, with his Tryal at Winchester. Lond. 1677.
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Life and Letters. See Edwards (Edward).

RALSTON (W. R. S.)
Tales of the Teutonic Landa

Lond. 1872. 8vo.

RANDOLPH (Bernard).

The Present State of the Islantis in the Archipelago.
Oxford, 1687. 4to.

RANKE (Professor Leopold von).

Englische Geschichte vomehmlich im siebzehnten
Jahrhundert. 9 vols, in 3. Leipzig, 1877-1879.
8vo.

RANKE (Professor Leopold von) — Continued.

Ferdinand L and Maximilian II. of Austria. Trans-
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1853., 12mo. (Travellers' Library.)

A History of England principally in the Soventeentli
Century. 6 vols. Oxford, 1875. 8vo.

RASTELL (John).

A Briefe Shew of the false Wares packt together in
the named Apology of the Churche of England.
Lovanii, 1567. 12mo.

RATRAMNE, autrement BERTRAM PRfiTRE.

Du Corps et du Sang du Seigneur, en Latin et en
Frangois. Qmvilly, 1772. 4to.

RAUMER (Fbibdbich von).

Europa vom Ende des siebenjaihrigen bis zum Ende
des amerikanischen Kri^es (1763-1783). 3 vols.
Leipzig, 1839. Svo.

Konig Friodrich IL und seine Zeit (1740-1769).
Leipzig, 1836. Svo.

Die Koniginnen Elisabeth und Maria Stuart. Leip-
zig, 1836. 8vo.

RAWLINSON (George), Canon of Canterbury.
History of Ancient Egypt. 2 vok. ZkwKi. 1881. Svo.

RAY (John).

The Wisdom of God manifested in the Works of
Creation. Lond. 1743. Svo.

RECORDS (Public).

The Report of the Lords' Committee appointed by
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Records. Lond. 1719. 8vo.

A Description of the Contents, Objects, and Uses
of the various Works printed by authority of the
Record Commission. Lond. 1831. Svo.

PUBLICATIONS ISSUED BY THE COMMIS-
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Rotuli Curiae Regis. Rolls and Records of the
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Edited by Sir Francis Palgrave. 2 vols. Lond.
1835. Svo.

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RECORDS (Public)— Continued.

Rotuli Normanniae in Turri Londinensi, asservati
Johanne et Henrico Quinto Anglise Regibus. Accu-
rante Thoma Duffus Hardy. Vol. I. De Annis 1200-
1205 necnon de Anno 1417. Lond. 18.35. 8vo.

Ancient Laws and Institutes of England ; compris-
ing Laws enacted under the Anglo-Saxon Kings ; the
Laws called Edward the Confessor's ; the Laws of Wil-
liam the Conqueror ; and those ascribed to Henry the
First; also, Monumenta Ecelesiastica Anglicana, from
the Seventh to the Tenth Century. Edited by Ben-
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Rotuli de Liberate ac de Misis et Prsestitis regnante
Johanne. Ciu-a T. DufiFus Hardy. Lond. 1844.
8vo.

RECORDS OF SCOTLAND.

Annual Reports of the Deputy Clerk Register of
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Rotuli Scaccarii Regum Scotorum. The Exchequer
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1880. royal 8vo.

The Register of the Privy Council of Scotland.
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1592. Edinh. 1881. royal 8vo.

Registrum Magni Sigilli Regum Scotorum. The
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1513, Edited by James Balfour Paul. Edinh. 1882.
royal 8vo.

Calendar of Documents relating to Scotland pre-
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1881. imp. 8vo.

RECUEIL des Historiens des Croisades.
Crusades.

See

REED (Sir Edward J.), K.C.B.

Japan : its History, Traditions, and Religions, with
the Narrative of a Visit in 1879. 2 vols. Lond.
1880. 8vo.

REGINALDUS (Guliblmos), Anglm.

Calvino-Turcismus, id est Calvinisticse Perfidise cum
Muhametana Collatio et dilucida utriusqiie sectse Con-
futatio. Colojiice Agrippinm, 1603. 8vo.

REGIUS (Ubbanus).

Opera TJrbani Regii, Latine edita, cum ejus Vita ac
Pi'sefatione Emesti Regii. 2 vols, in 1. Noriberg,
1562. folio.

REHEARSAL (The); or, a View of the Times.
See Leslie (Charles).

REID (John).

The Scots Gard'ner; whereunto is annexed the
Gard'ners Kalendar. Published for the Climate of
Scotland. Edinh. 1683. 4to.

REIMANNUS (Jac. Frid.)

Ilias post Homerum, hoc est Incunabula omnium
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REINECCIUS (Reinerds).

Annales Witichindi Monachi Corbeiensis, Familia)
Benedictinse. Addita est brevis Appendix de familia
et rebus gestis Palatinorum Saxoniae. Item Historia
Ilenrici Leonis Ducis Saxoniaj et Bavarias. Franeo-
furti ad Mceniim, 1577. folio.

RfiMUSAT (Madame de).

A Selection from Letters to her Husband and Son,
from 1804-1813. From the French by Mrs Cashel
Hoey and John Lillie. Lond. \88l. 8vo.

RENAN (Ernest).

Lectures on the Influence of the Institutions,
Thought and Culture of Rome, on Christianity and the
development of the Catholic Church. Translated by
C. Beard. Lond. 1880. 8vo. (Hibbert Lectures.)

REPORTS.

First Report of the Constabulary Force Commis-
sioners. Lond. 1839. 8vo.

Report of Special Assistant Poor- Law Commissioners
on the Employment of Women and Children in Agri-
culture. Lond. 1843. 8vo.

Report on the Sanitary Condition of the Labouring
Population of Great Britain. A Supplementary Re-
port on the Practice of Interment in Towns, by Edwin
Chadwick. Lond. 1843. 8vo.

Seventh Annual Report of the Registrar-General
of Births, Deaths, and Marriages in England. Abstract
of the two Years, 1843, 1844. Lo?id. 1846. 8vo.

Report of the Committee of Council on Education in
Scotland; with an Appendix, 1873-74 to 1880-81.
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Nineteenth Annual Report of the Inspectors of
Salmon Fisheries (England and Wales) for the year
1879. Lotid. 1880. 8vo.

Borough of Newcastle-upon-Tyne. — First Annual
Report of the Public Libraries Committee, 1880-
1881. Newcastle, 1881. 8vo.

Royal Commission of Historical Manuscripts. Eighth
Report and Appendix. Lond. 1881. folio.

REPORTS— ROGERS.

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REPORTS— Co»?,<tn ued.

Report from the Select Committeo on Married
Women's Property (Scotland) Bill ; together with the
Proceedings of the Committee, and Minutes of Evi-
dence. Lond. 1881. folio.

RETORFORTUS (S.). See Rcthkbford (Rev. S.)

REVEIL (Aciiille).

Musee de Pcinturo et do Sculpture, ou RecueU des
principaux Tableaux, Statues, et Bas-Reliefs, des Col-
lections Publiques et Particulifcres de I'Europe; avec
des Notices, descriptives, critiques et historiques,
par Louis et R6n6 Menard. 10 vols. Paris, 1872.
small 8vo.

REVOLUTIONS D' ANGLETERRE (Les).
England.

See

REYNST (Gerard).
Signorum Voterum Icones.
folio.

Amstelodami, n.d.

RHEIMS.

La Chronique de Rains. Publide sur le Manuacrit
unique do la Bibliotlifeque du Roi, par Louis Paris.
Faiie, 1837. 8vo.

RHINE (The).

Guide pour le Voyage du Rhin de Mayence k
Cologne. Supplement an Panorama du Rhin. Franc-
fort, 1825. 8vo.

RHODES (George Ambrose), M.D.

Dion, a Tragedy ; and the Naturalist, a Comedy.
With some Remarks on Modern Poetry. Lond. 1820.
8vo.

RICHARD THE SECOND, Kino of England.
The Life and Roign of King Richard the Second.
By a Person of Quality. Zonrf. 1681. 8vo.

RICHARD OF DEVIZES.

Chronicle. Translated by J. A. Giles. See Britain
(Great).

RICHARDS (William).

The Briton described ; or, a Journey thi-o' Wales.
(Anon.) Lond. 1738. 8vo.

RICHARDSON (Edward), Sculptor.

The Monumental Effigies of the Temple Church,
with an Account of their Restoration in the year
1842. Lond. 1843. folio.

RICHARDSON (Samdel).

One Hundred and Seventy-three Letters written for
particular Friends on the most important Occasions.
Seventh edition. Lond. n.d. 8vo.

RICHELIEU (Cardinal db).

Lettres et Papito d'fitat See Fbancb : Docdments
In^dits.

RICHTER (Jean Paul Fbiedrich).

Ausgewahlte Werke. 16 vols. Berlin, 1865. 12ma

RIGHTS OF THE KINGDOM. See Sadler (J.)

RIVETUS (Andreas).

Critici Sacri Specimen. Dordreehti, 1619. 8vo.

RIZZETTUS (Johannes).

De Luminis Affectionibus specimen Physico-Mathe-
maticum. Tarvisii, 1727. 8vo.

ROBB (Rev. Wiluam).

Poems illustrative of the Genius and Influence of
Christianity, to which are subjoined some Fugitive
Pieces. Edinh. 1809. 8vo.

ROBERTS (Lewes).

The Treasure of Traffike ; or, a Discourse of For-
raigne Trade. Lond. 1641. 4to.

ROBERTSON (Henry).

A Handbook of Bankers' Law. Fourth edition,
revised by W. D. Thorbum. Edinh. 1881. post 8vo.

ROBIN HOOD.

A Dialogue between Robin Hood and a Beggar.
n.p. 1792. 12mo.

ROBINSON (Richard).

A Golden Mirrour. See Chetham Socibtt.

ROCHE (Hamilton).

Salamanca : a Heroic Poem. Edinb. 1816. 4to.

ROGER (Charles).

A Week at Bridge of Allan, comprising an Account
of the Airthrey Spa, and a series of six Excursions,
etc Edinb. 1852. post 8vo.

ROGERS (Rev. Charles), LL.D.

Memorials of the Strachans, Baronets of Thornton,
Kincardineshire, and of the Family of Wise of Hillbank,
formerly Wyse of Lunan, in the County of Forfar.
Lmd. 1873. 4to.

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ROGERS— ROWLAND.

ROGERS (Rev. Charles), LL.D. — Continued.

Estimate of the Scottish Nobility during the Minority
of James the Sixth. With Preliminary Observations.
Loud. 1873. 8vo. (Grampian Club.)

Register of the Collegiate Church of CraiL Loud.
1877. Svo. (Grampian Club.)

Genealogical Memoirs of John Knox, and of the
Family of Knox. Lo7id. 1877. 8vo. (Grampian Club. )

Historical Notices of St. Anthony's Monastery,
Leith. Lond. 1877. 8vo. (Grampian Club.)

Genealogical Memoirs of the Scottish House of
Christie. Lond. 1878. 8vo.

Genealogical Memoirs of the Families of Colt and
Coutts. Lond. 1879. 8vo.

Rental Book of the Cistercian Abbey of Cupar-
Angus, with the Breviary of the Register. 2 vols.
Lond. 1879, 1880. 8vo. (Grampian Club.)

History of the Chapel Royal of Scotland, with the
Register of the Chapel Royal of Stirling, including
details iu relation to the Rise and Progress of Scottish
Music, and Observations respecting the Order of the
Thistle. Edinb. 1882. Svo. (Grampian Club.)

ROGERS (James E. Thorold).

A History of Agriculture and Prices in England,
from the Year after the Oxford Parliament (1259) to
the Commencement of the Continental War (1793).
4 vols. Oxford, 1866-1882. 8vo.

ROGERS (R. Vashou), Jun.
The Law of the Road ; or, the Wrongs and Rights
of a Traveller. Hdinb. 1881. post Svo.

EOGERUS DE HOVEDONE.

Chronica. (Rolls Series.) See Britain (Great).

EOHAULT DE FLEURY (George).

Monuments de Pise au Moyen-Age. Paris, 1866.
Svo. (Plates in folio.)

La Toscane au Moyen-Age ; Architecture Civile et
Militaire. 2 vols. Paris, 1873. large folio.

ROLLE DE HAMPOLE (Richard).
English Prose Treatises. See Early Engush Text
Society.

ROLLLAD (The).

PoUtical Miscellanies by the Authors of the Rolliad.
Lond. 1790. Svo.

ROMANCES CASTELLANOS. See Wolf (F. J.)

ROMBERG (M H.)

Manual of the Nervous Diseases of Man. See
Sydenham Society.

ROME.

Itinerario della Corte di Roma, b vero Teatro His-
torioo, Cronologico e Politico della Sede Apostolioa
Dataria e CanceUaria Romana. 2 vols. Bisanzone,
1673. 12mo.

ROSENTHAL (Dr J.)

General Physiology of Muscles and Nerves. Lond.
1881. post 8vo. (International Scientific Series).

ROSINI (Giovanni).

Lettere Pittoriche sul Campo Santo di Pisa. Pisa,
1810. 4to.

ROSS (Alexander).

Virgilii Evangelisantis Christiados libri XIII. Lond.
1638. small Svo.

Virgilius Evangelisans sive Historia Jesu Christi
Virgilianis verbis et versibus descripta. Lond. 1769.
Svo.

ROSSETTI (Dante Gabriel).

Ballads and Sonnets. Lond. 18S1. post Svo.

ROTHESAY.

Random Records of Rothesay. Rothesay, 1842.
12mo.

ROUEN.

Rouen Illustrated. Twenty Etchings by Brunnet-
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duction by Charles Deslys. Notices by Eaoul Aubd
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ROUGH NOTES of Journeys made in the years
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Ceylon, Japan, Mongolia, Siberia, the United States,
the Sandwich Islands, and Australasia. Lond. 1875.
Svo.

ROUTH (Martin Joseph), D.D.

Scriptorum Ecclesiasticorum Opuscula praecipua qua;-
dam, recensuit notasque suas et aliorum addidit. 2 vols.
Oxonii, 1832. Svo.

ROWLAND (John).

Pro Rege et Populo Anglicano Apologia contra
Johannis Polypragmatici {alias Miltoni Angh) Defen-
sionem destructivam Regis et PopuU Anglicani. (Anon.)
Antverpim, 1652. 12mo.

ROWLAND (A) for an Oliver ; or, a sharp Rebuke
to a Sawcy Levite in answer to a Sermon preach'd by
Edward Oliver. Lond. 1699. small 4to.

ROWLANDS— EYVES.

1871

ROWLANDS (Samuel).

Works, reprinted from the original editions.

Vol. I. Greene's Ghost haunting Conio-catchere. —
Humor's Looking Glaase. — The Knave of
Clubs. — A Pair of Spy-Knaves. — Look to it
for He Stabbe ye. — Hell's broke loose. — The
Night Raven.
II. Good Newes and Bad Newes. — Fooles Bolt is
soone Shott. — Diogenes Lanthome. — Martin
Markall, Beadle of Bridewell. — The Letting
of Humours Blood in the Head Vaine. — A
Terrible Battle between Time and Beath.

III. More knaves yet ? The knaves of Spades and

Diamonds. — The knave of Hearts. — The
Melancholie Knight. — The Betraying of
Christ.— Judas in Despair. — Tis Merrie when
Gossips meet. — A sacred Memorie of the
Miracles of Christ. — A whole Crew of kind
Gossips.

IV. Heaven's Glory seeke it, etc. — Doctor Merrie-

man ; or. Nothing but Mirth. — The famous
History of Guy, Earl of Warwick.

4 vols. Glasgow, 1872-1877. 4to. (Hunterian Club.)

ROXBURGHE CLUB.

Copy-book of Sir Amias Poulet's Letters, written
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in the Bodleian Library. Edited by Octavius Ogle.
Lond. 1866. 4to.

ROYAL SCOTTISH ACADEMY.

Fifty-fourth Annual Report. Edinh.\?>^\, royal 8vo.

RUDDIMAN'S Weekly Mercury. See News-
papers.

RUFF (Jacob).

Etter Heini. — Adam und Heva. See Bibliothek

DEB NaTIONAL-LiTERATUB.

RUHNKEN (David).

Orationes, Dissertationes et Epistolse. Cum suis
aliorumque Annotationibus edidit F. A, T. Friede-
mann. 2 vols, in 1. Brunswigii, 1828. 8vo.

RUINI (Carlo), Senator Bolognese.
Dell' Anatomia del Cavallo. 2 vols, in 1.
1602. folio.

Venetia,

RUNDALL (Thomas).

Narratives of Voyages towards the North- West, in
search of a Passage to Cathay and India, 1496 to 1631.
With Selections from the early Records of the Honour-
able East India Company. Lond. 1849. 8vo. (Hak-
luyt Society.)

Memorials of the Empire of Japan in the XVL and
XVII. Centuries. Edited by T. RundalL Lwd.
1850. 8vo. (Hakluyt Society.)

RIJSKIN (John).

Notes on some of the principal Pictures exhibited
in the Rooms of the Royal Academy, and the Society
of Painters in Water Coloura i>>«/i. 1855-1857. 8vo.

Notes on the Turner Gallery at Marlborough House,
1856-57. Lond. 1857. 8vo.

The Relation l)etween Michael Angelo and Tintoret
Seventh of the Course of Lectures on Sculpture de-
livered at Oxford 1870-1871. Orpington^ 1879. 8vo.

" Our Fathers have told us." Sketches of the His-
tory of Christendom for Boys and Girls who have been
held at its Font. Part I. , chapters 1 and 2, the Bible
of Amiens. Orpington, 1880, 1881. Svo.

Proserpina ; or. Studies of Wayside Flowers. Parts •
VIL, VIIL Orpington, 1882. 8vo.

RUSSELL (Alex.)

The Salmon. Edirtb. 1864. Svo.

RUSSELL (John).

The Haigs of Bemeisyde : a Family History. Edinb.
1881. 8vo.

RUSSIA at the Close of the Sixteenth Century.
See Bond (Edward A.)

RUTHERFORD (Rev. Samuel).
Disputatio Scholastica de Divina Providentia. Edinb.
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RYAN (John).

Popery unmasked: a Narrative of Twenty Years'
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RYVES orRIVIUS (Sib Thomas).
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SADELER (^GiDio), Scultore.
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Don Karlos. Leipzig, 1802. 8vo.

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History of the Iron Trade, from the earliest Records
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Catalogue of Scientific Serials of aU Countries.
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Memoirs of the Life and Gospel Labours of Stephen
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Siberia in Europe. A Visit to the Valley of the
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SELDEN (John).

Of the Dominion or Ownership of the Sea. Written
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SELLAR (George).

Forms for Sheriffs and Sheriff-Clerks, with Remarks
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SEMEDO (Alvarez), della Compagnia da Gem.
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SENECA (LuciuB Ann^us).
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SETON (George), Advocate.

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SHADWELL (Lieut.-Gbnebal), C.B.

The Life of Colin Campbell, Lord Clyde. Hlns-
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SHADWELL (T.) See Poems (Coll. of.) foUo.

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Burns. Lond. 1879. post Svo. (English Men of
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Aspects of Poetry. Being Lectures delivered at
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Supplement to the Edition of Shakspeare's Plays
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The History of the Province of Moray. New edition,
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SHEEWEN (John), M.D.

An Examination of some part of the Internal Evi-
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SHIELDS (Alexander).
An Enquiry into Church
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Communion. Edinh.

SHIPPING.

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SHIRREFS (Andrew).
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SIMLER (JosiAs),

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Gedichte. Leipzig, 1844. 8vo.

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The Case of Mr John Simson, Professor of Divinity
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Handy Book of Reference to Decisions in the Court
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Etymological Dictionary of the English Language.
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English Metrical Homilies from MSS. of the Four-
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SMART (Andrew), M.D.

Reports to tlie Lord Provost and Magistrates of the
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SMECTYMNUUS.

A Vindication of the Answer to the Humble Re-
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Life and Speeches of the Right Hon. John Bright,
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SMITH (Robert), Schoolmaster at Olammis.

The Assembly's Shorter Catechism in Metre. Edinb.
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Tlie Old Testament in the Jewish Church. Twelve
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SPANHEMIUS (Ezeohiel),

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SPIZELIUS (Theophilus).

Sacra Bibliothecarum iUustrium Arcana dotecta, sive
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The Captivity of Hans Stade of Hesse in 1547-55,
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The Femall Glory ; or, the Life and Death of our
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The first Voyage round the world by Magellan.
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STANLEY (Arthur PENRTN),7)eaw of Westminster.
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STAEK (James).

Letter to Sir Eobert Peel on the responsibility of
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STAEKEY (George).

An Epistolar Discourse to the Learned and Deserving
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England in the Eeign of Henry VIII. — Life and
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Calendarium Genealogicum. Henry III. and Ed-
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Syllabus of the Documents relating to England and
other Kingdoms, contained in the Collection known as
Eymer's Fcedera. (1066-1654.) By Thomas Duffus
Hardy. 2 vols. 1869, 1873.

Calendar of State Papers, Domestic Series, of the
Reign of Charles I. Edited by J. Bruce and W. D.
HamUton, 1864-1877.

Vol. VII.— 1634-1635.
VIII.— 1635.
IX.— 1635-1636.
X.— 1636-1637.
. XI.— 1637.

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Calendar of State Papers, Domestic Series, during
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Vol. VIL— 1654. I Vol. VIII.— 1655.

Calendar of State Papers, Domestic Series, of the
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Green. 1864-1866.

Vol. v.— 1665-1666. Vol. VIL— 1667.

VI.— 1666-1667.

Calendar of Home Office Papers of the Eeign of
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Calendar of Documents relating to Ireland. Edited
by H. S. Sweetman. 1875-1881.

Vol. I.— 1171-1251. I Vol. IV.— 1293-1301.

II.— 1252-1284. I

Calendar of State Papers relating to Ireland, of the
Reign of James I. Edited by the Rev. C. W. Russell
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II.— 1606-1608. I

Calendar of Letters and Papers, Foreign and Do-
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Vol. VL— 1533.

Calendar of State Papers, Foreign Series, of the
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B.Turnbull. 1861.

Calendar of Treasury Papers. Prepared by Joseph
Redington. 1868-1874.

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IL— 1697-1701-2.

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Vol I.— 1202-1509.
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I VI. pt. 2.-1556-1557.

Calendar of Documents relating to Scotland. See
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STATISTICAL ATLAS (The) of England, Scot-
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Edinh. 1881-1882. folio.

STATUE della Favola di Niobe. See Florence.

STATUTES.

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STATUTES— STRAWBERRY HILL CATALOGUE

1279

STATUTES -Continued.

Chronological Table and Index of the Stotutes,
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1880, 43 and 44 Victoria. Lmd. 1881. folio.
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STAVELEY (Thomas).

The History of Churches in England both Cathedral
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Land. 1712. 8vo.

STEPHEN (Leslie).

Samuel Johnsou. Lond. 1878. post Svo. (Eng-
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Alexander Pope. Lond. 1880. post 8vo. (Eng-
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STEPHEN (William).

History of the Queen's City of Edinburgh Rifle
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STEPHENS (Gkorse).

Forteckning of ver de fornamsta Brittiska och Fran-
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STERNE (Rev. Lawrence).

A Sentimental Journey through France and Italy.
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12mo.

STEUART (Joannes), Scotus.
Disputatio Juridica de Usuris quam Publice examin-
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STEVENSON (Robert Louis).

Virginibus Puerisque, and other Papers. Loud.

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STEWART (Captain).

A fuU Relation of the late Victory obtained by the
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STEWART (Aubrey), and LONG (George). See
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STEWART FAMILY.

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STIRLING (Jame8 Hutchison), LLD.

The Secret of Hegel : being the Hegelian System in
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STOCKDALE (Percival).

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STRACHANS and WISE (Families of). See
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STUART (Prince Charles).

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STUART (Ferdinand Smyth).

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STUART (James).

Historical Sketches of the Church and Parish of
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STUCKIUS (Joannes G.)

Antiquitatum Convivialium Libri tres. 2 vols, in 1.
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STUKELEY (William), M.D.

Palseographia Britannica; or. Discourses on Anti-
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STUTTGART.

Bibliothek des literarischen Vereins ii Stuttgart.
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SULLY (James).

Illusions : a Psychological Study. Lond. 1881.
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SULPICIUS SEVERUS. See Corpus Scriptorum
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SURTEES SOCIETY.

Cartularium Abbathise de Whiteby, Vol. II. Dur-
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SUTCLIFFE (Matthew), Dean of Exnter.

De Turco-Papismo : hoc est de Turcarum et Papis-
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SWEDEN.

Skade Penningar ofver de Fomiimsta Handelser som
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A Complete Catalogue of Modern Law Books,
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SWINBURNE (Algernon Charles).

Mary Stuart : a Tragedy. Lond. 1881. post 8vo.

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SYDENHAM SOCIETY.

Manual of Human Histology. See Kolliker (A.)

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SYMSON (A.)

The Historie of the Church since the dayes of our
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SYNODUS PETRICOVIENSIS. See Confessio

FiDEI.

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TACITUS (Cornelius).

De Vita et Moribus Julii Agricolao liber. Ad codd.
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The Annales of Cornelius Tacitua. Translated by
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TALEPIED (Noel) et BOLSEC (Hierosme H.)

Histoire des Vies, Meurs, Actes, Doctrine et Mort
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TALFOURD (Sir Thomas Noon).
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TALLEYRAND (Charles Maurice, Prince de).

The Correspondence of Prince Talleyrand and King
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TANGIER

A Description of Tangier, with an Account of Gay-
land, the present Usurper of the Kingdom of Fez.
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TAPLIN (William), Surgeon.
The Gentleman's Stable Directory; or, Modern
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TAYLOR (A), M.D.

The Curative Influence of the Climate of Pau and
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TAYLOR (J.), M.D.

Prabod'h Chandro'daya ; or, the Moon of Intellect,
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knowledge of Spirit. Translated from the Sanscrit
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TAYLOR (Rev. James W.)

Historical Antiquities of Fife, chiefly Ecclesiastical.
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TAYLOR (Richard), o/iVoMwcA.

Index Monasticus ; or, the Abbeys and other
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TAYLOR (W. B. Sarsfibld).

A Manual of Fresco and Encaustic Painting, with an
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TEXTOR (Joannes Ravisius).

Epitheta. Access, de Prosodia libri IV. Item de
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THACKERAY (Miss).

Madame de S6vign6. Edinh. 1881.
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1 2mo. (Foreign

THAYER (William M.)

From Log Cabin to White House : the Story of
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THEINER (Augustinus).

Annales, Ecclesiastici quos post Csesarem Baronium,
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MDLXXII. ad nostra usquo tempora continuat August.
Theiner. 3 vols. Romce, 1856. foho.

THEOBALD (H. S.)
A Concise Treatise on the Law of Wills,
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Second

THEOCRITUS.

Theocriti, Bionis et Moschi Carmina Bucolica, Grsece
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THEODOSIUS IMPERATOR.

Codex Theodosianus ad LIV. librorum MSS. et
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THEOPHILUS ANTECESSOR— TIMOUE.

THEOPHILUS ANTECESSOR.

Institutiouum Juris Civilis libri quatuor. E Graeco
iu Latinum per D. Jac. Curtium Brugensem conversi.
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THEOPHILUS OF ANTIOCH.

Theophili Episcopi Antiocheni Libri III. ad Autoly-
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turn suis instructi a Jo. Christoph. Wolfio. Hamburgi,
1724. 8vo.

THEUERDANK.

LiTERATTIR.

See BiBLIOTHBK DER National-

THIERRY (Augustin).

Narrative of the Merovingian Era ; or, Scenes of the
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THOMAS (Thomas Morgan).

Eleven Years in Central South Africa : a Journey
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Lond. 1873. 8vo.

THOMAS THE RHYMER.

Prophecies. See Early English Text Society.

THOMS (George Hunter), Advocate.

Treatise on Judicial Factors, Curators Bonis, etc.
Second edition, revised and in part rewritten by Hugh
J. E. Fraser, Advocate. Edinh. 1881. 8vo.

THOMSON (Alexander).

The British Parnassus at the close of the Eighteenth
Century: a Poem. Edinh. 1801. 4to.

THOMSON (Sir C. Wyville).

Report on the Scientific Results of the Voyage of
H.M.S. "Challenger." Zoology, Vol. IIL Lond.
1881. 4to.

THOMSON (James).

The Castle of Indolence.

Lond. 1748.

8vo.

Coriolanus. A Tragedy.

Lond. 1749.

Svo.

THOMSON (James).

The City of Dreadful Night and other Poems.
Lond. 1880. post Svo.

THOMSON (Joseph).

To the Central African Lakes and back. The Nar-
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2 vols. Lond, \%%\. post Svo.

THOMSON (Thomas), Advocate.

An Historical Enquiry regarding the Imposition of
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1816. 4to.

THORKELIN (G. J.) See Dania et NoRVEOLi.

THORPE (Benjamin).

Ancient Laws and Institutes of England. See
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THUCYDIDES.

Thucydides translated into English, with Introduc-
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THUEINGIA SACRA ; sive, Historia Monasteri-
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S. Reyheri Monumenta Landgraviorum, Thuringiae et
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THURSTON (Robert H.)

A History of the Growth of the Steam-Engine.
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THYNNE (Francis).

Emblems and Epigrams. See Early English Text
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TIERNEY (Rev. M. A.)

The History and Antiquities of the Castle and Town
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the Conquest to the Present Time. 2 vols. Lond.
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TILLEMONT (Sebastien le Nain db).

The History of the Arians and of the Council of
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TIMES (The). See Newspapers.

Palmer's Index to the "Times" Newspaper, 1st
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TIMOUR.

Institutes, Political and Military, written originally
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called Tamerlane. First translated into Persian by
Abu Taulib Alhusseni, and thence into English by
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TOONE— TWIG.

1283

TOONE (W.)

Tho Chronological Historian ; or, Rocord of Public
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1834. 8vo.

TOPSY TURVY, with Anecdotes and Observations
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TRANSACTIONS.

Transactions of the Institute of British Architects of
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Transactions of the Edinburgh Geological Society.
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TREATIES.

A General Collection of Treatys, Declarations of
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TRIAL BY JURY.

Illustrations of Medical Evidence and Trial by Jury
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TRIALS.

Coleman.— The Tryal of Edward Coleman, Gent.,
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Jacobite Trials at Manchester. See Chetuah So-
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TRIGATJLT (Nicolas).

La Vie du P. Caspar Barzee, Zelandois, de la Com-
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TRITTENHEIM (Johannes de).
De Scriptoribus Ecclesiasticis collectanea. Parisiu,
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TROLLOPE (Anthony).

Thackeray. Lond. 1879. post Svo. (English
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Corneille and Racine. EUnh. 1881. 12mo. (Foreign
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TROMBELLI (Giovan-Crisostomo).
Arte di conoscere I'etk de' Codici Latini e Italiani.
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TROTTER (Alexander), of Dreghorn.

Observations in Hlustration of the Modified Plan
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TROTTER (Catherine).

The Revolution in Sweden : a Tragedy, Land.
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TROTTER (Philip Durham).

Our Mission to the Court of Morocco in 1880, under
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TRUCHSES-WALDBUEG (Count).

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TURNER (Patrick).

ComhchruiuneacTia do Dh' Grain taghta Ghaidhca-
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TURNBULL (Gavin).

Poetical Essays. Glasgow, 1788. Svo.

TURRECREMATA (Johannes de), Ord. Prted.
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TWIG (Timothy).

The Guinea Note : a Poem. Jiklinb. 1796. 4to.

1284

TWISSE— UESUA.

TWISSE (William), D.D.

The Riches of God's Love unto the Vessels of Mercy
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TYCHSEN (Olaus Gerhabdus).
Elementate Syriacum sistens Grammaticam, Chres-
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TYNDALL (John).

Essays on the Floating Matter of the Air in relation
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TYPUS MUNDI. See Emblems.

TYTLER (H. W.), M.D.

The Works of Callimachus translated into English
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UEBERWEG (Db Friedrich).

A History of Philosophy from Thales to the Present
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ULPIANUS (DoMiTius).

Liber singularis Regularum. Codicis Vaticani Ex-
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Fragmenta sive excerpta ex Ulpiani Libro sLngulari
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VALDi:S— VICARS.

1285

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Trataditos. Bonit, 1880. 8vo.

El Salterio, traduzido del Hebreo on Romance Castel-
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XVII Opuscules. Translated from the Spanish
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VALLA (Laurentius).

Elegantiarum Libri cum Ascensianis adnotationibus
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Travels in Egypt, Syria, Arabia, Persia, India, and
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The Royal Commentaries of the Yncas. Translated
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VENICE.

Forestiero Uluminato intorno le Cose piu rare e
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VENUTI (FiLiPPO de).

Duodenorum Numismatum antehac ineditorum brevis
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VERGIL (Polydore).

An Abridgement of the notable work of Polidore
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VERNON (G. G. Warren, Lord). See Dante.

VERSTEGAN (Richard).

Theatrum Crudelitatum Htereticorum nostri temporis.
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VICARS (John).

Jehovah-Jireh. God in the Mount ; or, England's
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VICELIUS (Georg.)
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Coloniw, 1549.

VICTOR VITENSIS.
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Lettres 6crites de Londres sur les Anglois et autres
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VoUedige Dichtwerken. Mit Inleiding en Aanteek-
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WALFOED (Edward).

Men of the Time : a Biographical Dictionary of
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Kant. Edinb. 1882. 12mo. (Philosophical
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WALTER OF COVENTRY.

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Lancashire Memorials of the Rebellion of 1715.
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WARNER (Richard).

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WARTON (Rev. John).
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WATKINS (John), LL.D.
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The Defenders of the Faith; or, the Christian
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WATTS (Isaac), D.D.

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WHELER (George).

A Journey into Greece in company with Dr Spon of
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WHITE (Henry Kieke).

Eomains. With an Account of his Life by Eobert
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The Charge to the Poets. Lond. 1762.

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WILBEEFOECE (Sam.), Bishop of Winchester.

Life ; with Selections from his Diaries and Corres-
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WILLET (Andrew).

Synopsis Papismi; that is, a General View of Papistrie.
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WILLIAM III., King op Great Britain.

A Form of Prayers used by his late Majesty K.
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WILLIAM OF PALEENE; or, the Romance of
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Miscellanies in Prose and Verse. Lond. 1766.

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A Selection of Cases from the State Trials. Trials
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The Egypt of the Past. Lmd. 1881.

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WILSON (John), D.D.

Register of the Diocesan Synod of Dunblane, 1662-
1688 ; with an Introduction and Biographical Notes.
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WILSON (Thomas).

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Tractatus duo singulares de Examine Sagarum super
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WITICHINDUS, Monaehus Corbeiensis.
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WIZNIEWSKI (Prince Adam).
Histoire de la Banque de Saint-Georges de Genes, et
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WOLF (F. J.) AND HOFMANN (C.)

Primavera y Flor de Eomances 6 Coleccion de los
mas Viejos y mas Populares Eomances Castellanos.
Con una Introduccion y Notas. 2 vols, in 1. Berlin,
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WOOD (Anthony 1.)

The Life of Anthony k Wood, written by Himself.
(Being VoL I. of the new edition of the Athenae
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WOOD (Michael).

Whether Christian Faith maye be kepte secret in the
heart without confession thereof openly to the world
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and others. From Eoane, by Michael Wood, 1553 —
The Communication betwene my Lord Chauncelor and
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WOODWARD (Richard), LL.D., Bishop of Cluyno.

The present state of the Church of Ireland. To
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WORDSWORTH (William).

Descriptive Sketches in Verse taken during a Pedes-
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An Evening Walk. An Epistle in Verse addressed
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WORNUM (Ralph Nicolson).

Descriptive and Historical Catalogue of the Pictures
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WRIGHT (Rev. George Newham).
The Life and Reign of William the Fourth.
Land. 1837. Svo.

2 vols.

WRIGHT (Thomas).

Ruins of the Roman City of Uriconium at Wroxeter,
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Ludlow Sketches : a series of Papers on the Scenery
and Antiquities of Ludlow and its Neighbourhood.
Lond. 1867. 8vo.

Historical and Descriptive Sketch of Ludlow Castle.
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Works of James Giilray. See Gillray (James).

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WRIOTHESLEY (Charles), Windsor Herald.
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WYCLIFFE (John db).

English Works. See Early English Text Society.

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YARRELL (William).

A History of British Birds. 3 vols. Lond. 1 845. 8vo.

YOUNG (Thomas), S.T.D.

Biographical Notices. See Laing (David).

YULE (Colonel H.)

Cathay and the Way thither : being a Collection of
Medieval Notices of China. Translated and edited
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ZENO (Nicol6 and Antonio).

The Voyages of the Venetian Brothers, N. and A.
Zeno, to the Northern Seas in the XIV"' Century.
Comprising the latest known Accounts of the lost
Colony of Greenland ; and of the Northmen in America
before Columbus. Translated with Notes and an
Introduction by R. H. Major. Lond. 1873. 8vo.
(Hakluyt Society.)

ZOUCH (Thomas).
The Crucifixion : a Poetical Essay.
1765. 4to.

Cambridi/e,

ZUTPHANIA (Gerardus de).

Devotus Tractatulus de Spiritualibus Ascensionibus.
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LIST OF MANUSCRIPTS.

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Minutes of the Society of Writers to H.M. Signet.
1595-1714. folio.

Sederunt Book of the Society of Writers to the
Signet. 1716-1762. folio.

Minute Book of the Society. 1732-1737. folio.

Eeport on Fees, 28 May 1804. folio.

Au Alphahotical Index to tlie Begister of Charters
under the Great Seal, to the year 1760, preserved in
the General Register House at Edinburgh. 8 vols, folio.

Copies of Charters from the beginning of the Eeign
of Robert I. to the year 1541, with an Inde.\ to the
same to 1569. 8 vols. foHo.

Autobiography of Mr James Melville, Minister of
Kilrenny, 1556-1601. A Transcript, with interlinea-
tions and corrections by Robert Wodrow. 4to.

History of the Kirk of Scotland, by the Rev. John
Row. 1558-1637. A Transcript. 4to.

The Historic of the Lyfe of Reverend and famous
Mr Robert Blair, Christes Minister at Bangor in Ire-
land, at Aire and St. Andrews in Scotland, 1593-1666.
The first part written by himself the yeare before his
deathe, the rest by his sonne in law Mr W. Row. (In
the handwriting of William Row, Blair's Son-in-Law).
Also in the same volume a Transcript of the Autobio-
graphy, written in 1715. folio.

Transcript of Instructions given by King Henry the
Eighth to Ralph Sadler, his Ambassador in Scotland,
with his Letters of State, during his Negotiation there
in 1539 and 1543. folio.

Discourse containing a perfect account given to the
moste vertuous and excellent Princess Mary Queen of
Scots and her Nobility by John Lesley, Bishop of Ross,
of his whole Charge and Proceedings during the time
of his Ambassage from his Entres in England, in Sept.
1568 to 26th Mar. 1571. A Transcript, folio. (Printed
in Anderson's Collections).

Sermons, preached by men of worth in troublesome
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nanters, (circa 1645.) small 8vo.

A brief Collection of the several heads of the Acta
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Records in the Tower, folio.

Collections relating to the Principality of Scotland,
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Abstract from the Public Records, etc., concerning the
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Cornwall, the Principality of Wales, the Duchy of Nor-
mandy, and the Dauphini5 of France. ctVca 1750. 4to.

Extract Valuation of the Presbytery of Argj'U.
(1629.) folio.

An Account of the OflScers of the Customs and Salt
Duty at the Out Ports in Scotland, as they stood on
the Establishment at the 5th of January 1755. folia

Tables of the Prices of Midlothian Fiars, with pro-
gressive Averages of 20 years, 10 years, and 7 years
from 1626. folio.

Valuation-Book or Tax-RoU for the County of
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Original Duplicate Contract of Copartnery between
Sir Walter Scott, Bart., and James Ballantyne, Printer.
Abbotsford, April 1, 1822. — 2. Agreement between
Walter Scott, Esq., James Ballantyne, and George
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of the "Edinburgh Weekly Journal," 1817.— 3. Draft
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Ballantyne & Co., 17th April 1823. folio.

Holograph Letter from Sir Walter Scott to James
Hope, W.S. (11th June 1831), enclosing Draft of the
Inscription placed on the Statue of the Earl of Hope-
toun.

Acts of Sederunt of the Lords of Coui;cil and Ses-
sion, from 14th February 1530 to 2d July 1626.
1758. folio.

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Acts of Sederunt, 1661-1681. 4to.

Decisions of the Court of Session, from 1534 to
1548, collected by Sinclair of Lethington ; from 1550
to 1565, by Sir Richard Maitland ; from 1570 to
1584, by ColviUe, Lord Culross ; from 1663 to 1665,
by an anonymous collector, folio.

Decisions from 1573 to 1583 (ascribed to Alex.
Colvill), with a Continuation to 1593. folio.

Decisions from 1609 to 1624, of Thomas, Earl of
Haddington, folio.

Durie's Decisions from 1 62 1 to 1 6th July 1642. folio.

Compend of Durie's Decisions, by Sir George Lock-
hart, folio.

Decisions of the Lords of Session, 1630-1636. folio.

Collection of Decisions, 1677-1712, by Sir John
Lauder, Lord Fountainhall, transcribed from the
Author's MSS. 5 vols. foUo.

The Decisions of the Lords of Session from 1681 to
1684, by Sir Patrick Home, folio.

Decisions of the Lords of Session. 1681-1682.
folio.

The same. 1703-1709. folio.

The same. 1703-1718. folio.

Decisions of the Lords of Session from November
1681 to March 1682. folio.

Decisions before the Lords of Council and Session,
partly collected out of the Writings of learned
Lawyers, and partly observed, by Sir James Dalrymple
of Stair, folio.

A Collection of Decisions of the Lords of Session,
digested under their Titles by Sir Thomas Nicolson of
Carnock. folio.

Practicks and Decisions of the Lords of Session,
collected and digested in Titles by Sir Thomas Hope.
Prefixed are Copies of the whole Procedure relative to
the surrender of Tythes, etc., in the Reign of Charles I.
(2 copies), folio.

The same, with several Collections out of the Bookes
of the Majestie Burrow Lawes, Acts of Parliament,
and Books of Sederunt, folio.

Digest of Decisions by the Lords of Session. 2 vols.
1622-1637. folio.

Notes, of Proceedings of the Court of Session from
12th November 1810 to 9th July 1814. 4 vols, folio.

Index ; or, an Alphabetical Abridgment of the
Lords' Decisions for the Months of June and July
1705. By William Forbes, Advocate, folio.

A Treatise of Actions and Proceedings in the Court
of Exchequer in Scotland, folio.

Actions and Proceedings in the Court of Exchequer
in Scotland. (2 copies). 4to.

Abridgment of the Decisions of the Court of
Justiciary down to the Revolution. Alphabetically
digested. 1758. folio.

An Abridgment of the Proceedings in the Court of
Justiciary, 1661-1679, 1693-1730. 4 vols, folio.

Cases on the Acts in Murray's Scotch Laws, alpha-
betically digested. With the different Opinions and
Judgments thereon, folio.

Practicks of Law, penned by the old Earl of Had-
dington when Lord of the Sessions, folio.

Practicks of the Law of Scotland, etc. 1664. folio.

Hope's Major Practicks. folio.

Book of Styles by Mr Roger Mowat. folio.

Collection of Styles (from the end of the 17th to the
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Notes from Lectures on the Criminal Law of Scot-
land. Summer 1793. 3 vols. 12mo.

Lectures on Conveyancing, by Professor Robert BelL
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Lectures on the Law of Scotland by David Hume.
Written before the year 1810. With Index. 5 vols. 4to.

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Notes of Lectures on Conveyancing, delivered by
Prof. Macvey Napier. Vol III. Heritable Rights.
1827-1828. 4to.

Notes or Copies of Adjudications, Suspensions, and
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1718. 2 vols, folio.

An Epitome of Sir Thomas Craig's Treatise on the
Feudal Law. folio.

A Commentary on Sir George Mackenzie's Institu-
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Transcript of Stair's Institutes. (2 copies), folio.

Index of Session Papers, folio.

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