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 CATALOGUE; 
 
 161 Abbott's Way to do Good, 
 
 346 Achievements of Prayer, by Fincher, 
 
 295 Afflicted Man's Companion, by Willison^ 
 
 368 do.. do. 
 
 300 Anxious Inquirer, by James, 
 
 514 Advice to a Young Christian, 
 
 170 Abbott's Young Christian, 
 
 299 Advice to the Young, 
 
 121 Anglo-Eastern Empire, account of 
 
 255 Annals of the Poor, by Leigh Richmond, 
 
 322 Angel of Life, by Montgomery, 
 
 399 Anderson's Defence of Presbyterian Church 
 Government, 
 
 430 Alexander's Evidences of Christianity^ 
 
 493 Address to Christian Parents, by Dr. Andrew 
 Thomson, 
 
 511 Anecdotes on the Catechism, by Whitecross, 
 
 555 Anatomy of Drunkenness, by McNish, 
 
 585 Addison's Evidences of the Christian Religion, 
 
 632 Ancient History, Greece, 
 
 633 Ancient History, Egyptians, Medes, &c. &c. 
 
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 91-92-93-94 Biographical Dictionary of eminent 
 Scotchmen, 
 
 *'-- -'•'•"•T y^i j.vt.\jiti\jj u« uic jroor Oi ocotiand, 
 
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 50 51 52 Blair's Lectures on Rhetoric, 
 
 39 do. do. 
 
 20 21 Blayney's Narrative of Travels, 
 235 337 Beattie's Poems, 
 357 Buck on Religious Experience, 
 305 Brook's Village Prayers, 
 
 62 Butler's works, 
 
 33 Bain's Discourses, 
 
 250 Boston's Crook in the Lot, 
 316 Ba- ter's Call, 
 
 9 Boi >n's Fourfold State, 
 151 do. do. 
 
 282 Binning on Christian Love, 
 
 283 536 do. do. 
 
 205 Beveridge's (Bishop) Private Thoughts, 
 
 72 Bell on the Covenants, 
 363 Brown's Law and Gospel, 
 
 251 Bellamy's Letters on True Religion, 
 272 Brown's Meditations, 
 
 66 Boston, Memoirs of Rev. Thomas 
 
 182 Barr's Help to Christians, 
 
 546 do. do. 
 
 10 Boston's works, 
 
 7 BufFon's Natural History, 
 
 6 Brooke's Gazetteer, 
 
 242 Baxter's Saints Rest, 
 
 265-6-7 British India, History of, ( Edin. Cabinet 
 Library) 
 
 148 Binning's Scottish Divines, 
 
 381 Bennett's Devout Meditations, 
 
 420-1-2-3-4-5 Bunyan's Practical Works, 
 
 503 Bonar's Genuine Religion, 
 
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 Jghts, 
 
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 Edin. Cabinet 
 
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 610 Bickersteth's Treatise on the Lord's Supper, 
 
 613 Book for the Sabbath, by J. B. Waterbury, 
 
 547 Boyle's Treatises, 
 
 591 Belfragos Counsels for the Sanctuary, 
 
 607 Boston's View of the Covenant of Grace, 
 
 008 Brown's Presbyterian Church Government, 
 Defence of, 
 
 (338 Bonar's Sermons, 
 
 648 Buck's Young Christian's Guide. 
 
 42-3-4-5-6-7 Cook's Voyages, 
 
 307 Carson on Book of Esther, 
 
 302 Campbell on Miracles, 
 
 152 Craig's Sacred Monitor, 
 
 76 Chalmers Dr., Application of Christianity to 
 Commerce, 
 
 217 Christian Remembrancer, by Serle, 
 
 221 Colquhoun's Spiritual Comfort, 
 35 Campbell's British Admirals, 
 82 Cobbett, Paper versus Gold, 
 
 238 Cole's Discourses on Sovereignty, 
 201 Christian Monitor by Schaw, 
 317 Christian Faith, by Hannah Sinclair, 
 23 Chalmers' works, 
 
 222 College Album, Glasgow 
 
 370 Chambers' Journal, 1837, 1839, 1840, 1841, 
 
 371 177 Customs of the Jews, 
 
 296 Chappin's Philosophical Grammar, 
 290 Communicants' Companion, by Henry, 
 
 372 do. do. 
 407 Christian Instructor, 1840, 
 
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 391-2-3^ Chalmers' Civic Economy of largo Towns, 
 
 449 Cecil's Remains, 
 
 476 Cornelius the Centurion, by Krummacher, 
 
 482 Calvin 'on Reforming the Church, 
 
 514 Cottage Fireside, by Duncan, 
 
 529 Christian Fragments, by John Burns, M D 
 
 530 Christian Father, by Dr. Brownlee of New York, 
 54o Christian's Survey, by G. Peun, 
 548 Conversations by a Father on the Works of God, 
 569 Christ our Example, 
 577 Campbell's Lessons, 
 
 609 Campbell on Miracles,. 
 
 610 Counsels to Young Men, by J. Morison, D. D , 
 
 624 Chalmers' Discourses, I 
 
 625 Chalmers' Sermons in the Tron Church, Glasgow ^ 
 
 649 Chambers' Information for the People, vol 1° 
 
 650 Chambers' do. do. vol.' 2* 
 
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 58 Douglas on the Philosophy of the Mind, 
 
 158 Davy's Lending Library, 
 
 207 Defoe's Memoirs of the Church of Scotland, 
 
 275 Dusselthal Abbey, 
 
 279 Doddridge's Life of Col. Gardner, 
 
 243 do. do. 
 
 291 Douglas' Hints on Missions, 
 
 22 Douglas on Advancement of Society, 
 
 67 do. do. 
 
 S6 Dewar on Personal Religion, 
 362 Dorney's Divine Contemplations^ 
 
 53 Drelincourt on Death, 
 ^i^46 do.. do* 
 
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 ly of largo Towns, 
 
 'rummacher, 
 rch, 
 
 Burns, M. D. 
 ^nlee of New York, 
 
 "' I 
 
 the Works of God, ] 
 
 Morison, D. D. 
 
 I Church, Glasgow, 
 People, vol. 1. 
 vol. 2. 
 
 he Mind, 
 ; of Scotland,, 
 er, 
 
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 15 Death of Abel, 
 270-1 Death-bed Scenes, 
 263-4 Duncan's Caesar, 
 369 Doddridge's Lectures on Preaching, 
 297 Dunn's Treatise on Di^ ine Providence, 
 396 D'Aubigne's History of the Reformation, 
 466-7-8-9 do. do. New-York edition, 4 vols. 
 '^'^^ <^o. do. Glasgow edition, 1 vol. 
 
 401 Dick's works, 
 
 433 Domestic Portraiture, by Rev. Leigh Richmond, 
 
 453 Dick's Improvement of Society, 
 
 471 Dewar's Evidences of Revelation, 
 
 496 Doolittle on the Sacrament, 
 
 638 Drew's Essay on the Immateriality of the Soul, 
 
 566 Dodd on Death, 
 
 613 Dickenson's Familiar Letters to a Gentleman, 
 621 Days of Queen Mary, 
 
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 234 Emigrant's Assistant, 
 
 212 Exposition of 130th Psalm, by Owen, 
 
 347 Essay on Inspiration, by Rev. John Dick, D. D. 
 
 339 Errors regarding Religion, 
 
 227 English Letter Writer, 
 
 408 Exiles of Lucerne, 
 
 409 Edwards on Revivals, 
 
 415-6-7-8 Essays, Critical and Miscellaneous, by T. B. 
 Macaulay, 
 
 567 Essays to do Good, by Cotton Mather, D. D. 
 593 Errors regarding Religion, by J . Douglas of Cavers 
 
 599 Edinburgh Cabinet -Library]^ vol. 1. 
 
 600 do. do. vol. 2. 
 
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 582 Enfield's Speaker, 
 
 617 Elisha, by Krumacher, 
 
 618 do. do. 
 
 619 do. do. 
 
 372 Foster's Essay on Popular Ignorance, 
 
 206 Eraser on Sanctification, 
 
 211 Fulfilling of Scripture, by Fleming, 
 
 301 Fry's Scripture Principles of Education, 
 
 252 Fisk, Rev. Pliny, Memoirs of 
 
 354 Fry's Listener, 
 
 236 Forgiveness of Sin, by Rev. Dr. Smyth of 
 
 Glasgow, 
 163 Fleetwood's Life of Christ, 
 179 Four Last Things, by William Bates, D. D. 
 187 Eraser, Life of Rev, James 
 287 Fragments of Wisdom, 
 130 Farmer's Companion, 
 26-27 Fox's Book of Martyrs, 
 023 do. do. 
 
 134 Fry's Christ our Law, 
 
 135 Fame and Glory of England Vindicated, 
 440 Foster's Essays 
 
 456 Foote on Effectual Calling, 
 495 Foster's Essays. 
 
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 29 Gregory's Polite Education, 
 293 Gilfillan's Essays on Sanctification, 
 230 Gouge, Rev. Thomas, works of 
 
 24 Guthrie's Trial of an Interest in Christ, 
 
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 Education, 
 
 Dr. Smyth of 
 
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 ndicated. 
 
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 Christ, 
 
 289 Guthrie's Trial of an Interest in Christ, 
 294 do. do. do. 
 
 24-25 Gregory's Letters on Christianity, 
 
 11 12 13 Goldsmith's Animated Nature, 
 
 49 Gazetteer of Scotland, 
 105 Gillie's Devotional Exercises, 
 258-9 260-1-2 Goldsmith's Miscellaneous works, 
 
 8-9-10-11 i Goldsmith's Animated Nature, 
 475 Golden Treasury by Bogatzky, 
 640 do. do. 
 
 604 Gurney's Portable Evidences of Christianity, 
 523 Gospel Promises, by Rev. James AUeine, 
 575 Goldsmith's Rome, 
 637 Gray's works, 
 400 do. do. 
 
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 310 Hale, (Sir Mathew) Life and Death of 
 
 358 Haliburton Thomas, Life of 
 
 192 do. do. 
 
 209 210 Hale's Contemplations, 
 
 169 Hamilton on Assurance of Faith, 
 
 167 Fluntington Mrs., Memoirs of 
 
 31-2 Home on the Psalms, 
 
 68 Haliburton, works of 
 
 204 Hervey, Letters of 
 
 138-9 140 Haldane's Exposition of Epistle to the 
 Romans, 
 
 184-5 Home's Discourses, 
 
 214 Hale's Contemplations, 
 
 166 Hall on Faith, 
 
 159 Haliburton's Memoirs, 
 
 18 History of Europe, (Coote,) 
 
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 191 Harvey's Meditations, 
 254 do. do. 
 
 125 Henry on Prayer, 
 98 Hall's Contemplations, 
 376-7-8-9 380 History of Philip II. and III. of Spain, 
 by Watson, 5 vols. 
 
 397 Hetherington's History of the Church of Scotland, 
 
 398 do. do. 5th Edin. edition, 
 412 History of Church of Scotland during the Com- 
 monwealth, by Rev. James Beattie, 
 
 435 Haly burton's Great Concern, 
 
 438 History of the English Language, by R. Chambers, 
 
 465 Hall's Miscellaneous works, 
 
 481 Howe's Living Temple, by Dr. Chalmers, 
 
 490 History of England, by Mrs. Trimmer, 
 
 491 do, do. 
 
 492 Harmony of Christian Faith and Character, 
 506 Henry on Prayer, 
 
 512 Harp on the Willows, by Hamilton, 
 521 Henry's Communicant's Companion, 
 561 Hill's Village Dialogues, 
 571 History of France, Abridgment, 
 
 573 Hall's Gospel Worship, 
 
 574 do. do. 
 
 587 Howe's Living Temple, 
 
 590 History of the Westminster Assembly, by 
 
 Hetherington, 
 601 Hill's Lectures on Divinity, 2 vols. 
 620 History of the British Reformation. 
 
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 181 Indo-Chinese Gleaner, 
 288 Innes' Dissertations, 
 
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 215 Irving's Elements of Composition, 
 
 428 Incidents of Missionary Enterprise, 
 
 450 Internal Evidence of the Bible, 
 
 576 Instructive Extracts, 
 
 629 Imitation of Christ, by Thomas a Kempis, 
 
 633 Irwin on Western Australia. 
 
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 60 Josephus, works of 
 348 Jenk's Devotions, 
 193 Jonah's Portrait, 
 531 Jay's Christian Contemplated, 
 
 615 Jay's Morning Exercises, 
 
 616 Jay's Evening Exercises, 
 543 James' Pastoral Addresses. 
 
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 95 Knox, McCrie's Life of 
 150 Knox, Writings of 
 128 Knox, Select Writings of 
 202 Keith's Evidence of Prophecy, 
 390 Keith's Land of Israel, 
 124 Knight's Store of Knowledge, 
 165 Kent, East Indiaman, Loss of 
 2T8 Kiesling, Life of the R.iv. Thomas 
 501 Krummacher's Relics ' ' Elijah the Tishbite, 
 542 do. do. do. 
 
 583 Knox's Essays, 2 vols. 
 
 584 do. do. 3 vols. 
 
 581 Kelso Sermons and Services, 
 631 Keith's Evidence of Christianity. 
 
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 231 Law's Serious Call, 
 552 do. do. 
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 149 Lectures on the Jews, 
 239 240 Lives of English Poets, by Johnson, 
 131 Letters to Young Ladies, 
 257 Lights and Shadows of Scottish Life, 
 195-6-7-8 Library of Religious Knowledge, 
 268-9 Lockhart's Life of Napoleon, 
 132-3 Letters from the Old World, 
 y 189 Liebig's Chemistry, 
 
 321 Lives of British Physicians, 
 402 Leighton's Works, with Life, by Aikman, 
 432 Letters to Young Men, by Dr. W. B. Sprague, 
 441 Lectures on Evidences of Revealed Religion, 
 Glasgow, 
 
 445 Last Days of Eminent Christians, by A- R. Bonar, 
 
 451 Lectures to Young Men, 
 
 463-4 Leo the Tenth, Life of, by Roscoe, 
 
 474 Life of Rev. J. Fraser of Brea, 
 
 484 Labourers in the East, 
 
 494 Letter on Christian Faith, by Hannah Sinclair, 
 
 520 Love of the Spirit, by R. Philip, 
 
 522 Life in Earnest, by Rev. James Hamilton, 
 
 515 Luther and Calvin, by D'Aubigne, 
 
 533 Lectures to Young Men, by Ministers of Dundee, 
 
 541 Lessons in Prose and Verse, by Scott, 
 
 554 Lectures on Revealed Religion, 
 
 559 Lectures to Young Men, 
 
 588 Lectures on the Headship of Christ, at Glasgow, 
 
 589 do. do. at Edinburgh, 
 603 Letters and Memoirs of Martha Muir, 
 
 560 Lollards, the 
 
 611 Life in Earnest, by Rev. James Hamilton, 
 
 622 Lectures on the Psalms, by Dr. Andrew Thomson, 
 
y Johnson, 
 
 h Life, 
 low ledge, 
 
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 . W. B. Sprague, 
 
 3vealed Religion, 
 
 US, by A- R. Bonar, 
 loscoe, 
 
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 s Hamilton, 
 
 inisters of Dundee, 
 )y Scott, 
 
 Christ, at Glasgow, 
 at Edinburgh, 
 I Muir, 
 
 s Hamilton, 
 Andrew Thomson. 
 
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 626 Letters to Sir W. Scott, on the King's Visit to 
 Scotland, 1822. 
 
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 118 119 120 Magazine, Penny 
 122-3 Magazine, Saturday 
 112-13-14 Magazine, Church of Scotland 
 162 Magazine, Literary 
 360 361 Magazine, Cheap 
 48 Magazine, Scots, 1816, 
 1 Milton's Paradise Lost, 
 303 do. do. 
 
 103 104 Mosheim's Church History, 
 340 341 Mosheim's works, 
 
 70 More, Hannah, Moral Sketches, 
 
 71 More, Hannah, Christian Morals, 
 250 Mason on Self-Knowledge, 
 
 183 Morrell's Voyage to the South Atlantic, 
 
 146 McGill, Dr., Memoir of, by Dr. Burns, 
 
 147 do. do. do. 
 83 Marshall on Sanctification, 
 
 213 do. do. 
 
 351 Moral Miscellany, 
 153-4 Miscellaneous Tracts, 
 
 77 Martin (of Edinburgh), Memoirs of 
 
 54 Memoirs of Private Christians, 
 145 Memoirs of Female Missionaries, 
 344 McEwan's Essays on the Types, 
 394 Memoirs of Rev. Henry Gauntlett, 
 413 McCrie's Sketches of Scottish Church History, 
 
 410 Memoirs of Rev. John Williams, the Missionary, 
 
 411 Memoirs of .Tames Hallev, bv Rev. W. Arnot, 
 
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 410 McCrie, (Life of Dr. Thos.) 
 431 Memoir of Rev. Rob't Findlater, 
 436 MofFatt's Southern Africa, 
 442 Memoirs of Rev. Leigh Richmond, . 
 
 446 Mason, of New York, on Episcopacy, 
 
 447 McCrie's Reformation in Spain, 
 
 448 Do do Italy, 
 452 Memoir of Swartz, by Pearson, 
 
 454 Do Alex. Bethune, 
 
 455 Do Carey of India, 
 
 459 Mather's Essays to do good, 
 
 460 Memoirs of Mrs. Huntington, 
 473 Milton's Works, 
 
 477 Mason's Help to Devotion, 
 483 Memoirs of Mrs. Savao-e, 
 
 Harriet W. Winslow, 
 
 F. Woodbury, 
 
 Andrew Melville, 
 
 Elizabeth West, 
 
 John liuss, 
 
 J. D. Lockwood, 
 
 Veitch, Hog, &c., by McCrie, 
 do. do. do. 
 
 Dr. McGiU, by Dr. Burns, 
 
 Isabella Campbell, 
 
 JMrs. Winslow, 
 535 McEwan on the Types, 
 
 657 Memoirs and Remains of Rev. R. M. McCheyne. 
 by Bonar, vol 1, 
 
 558 Do. do. do vol.2. 
 
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 309 Neil, James, Memoirs of 
 
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 306 Newal, Mrs. Harriet, Memoirs of, 
 
 356 Newton's Omicron, 
 
 61 Nicholson's Chemical Dictionary, 
 
 244 Nisbet's Exposition of Peter, 
 
 176 Notes of a Traveller, 
 
 188 Narrative of Alton Riots, 
 
 887 Neale's History of the Puritans, 
 
 388-9 Napoleon's Expedition to Russia, by Count 
 Segur, 
 
 434 Nestorians, or Lost Tribes, by Dr. Grant. 
 
 
 
 366 Owen's Grace and Duty, 
 336 Owen on Redemption, 
 338 Owen on Indwelling Sin, 
 228 Original Memorials, 
 218 Owen on Christ, 
 365 Oasis, (The) 
 562 Officers' Panoply. 
 
 102 Persecutions in Scotland, Annals of, by Aikman, 
 274 Parables, by Dr. F. A. Krummacher, 
 180 Paley's Natural Theology, 
 
 63-4 Do. View of Evidence of Christianity, 
 
 78-9 Do. Christianity do. 
 
 360 Pollok's Course of Time, 
 335 Pamphlets, Religious, 
 
 17 Protestant Journal for 1834, 
 226 Pilgrim's Progress, 
 311 Paley's Natural Theology, 
 
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 247 Pilgrim's Progress, 
 253 Do. do. 
 
 248 Pope's Moral Essays, 
 
 281 Parents' Friend, (Dr. Morrison,) 
 313 Payson's Life, 
 
 406 Pliilosophy of the Mind, by J. Douglas Cavers, 
 419 Providence, Prophecy, and Popery, by Rev. Wm. 
 White, 
 
 437 Protestant Cliurch of France, by Rev. J. G. 
 
 Lorimer, 
 
 438 Do. do. do. American Edition, 
 462 Percival's Father's Instructions, 
 
 485 Pike's Religion Enforced, 
 
 486 Do. Religion and Paternal Life, 
 
 487 Do. Consolations of Gospel Truth, 
 
 488 Do. do. do. do. 
 
 489 Do. Early Religion, 
 
 507 Profession not Principle, by G. Kennedy, 
 
 508 Pike's True Happiness, 
 
 525 Do. Divine Origin of Christianity, 
 
 526 Do. Religion and Eternal Life, 
 
 516 Philip's The Marthas, 
 
 517 Do. Tne Marys, 
 
 518 Do. The Hannahs, 
 
 519 Do. The Lydias, 
 
 534 Poetical and Dramatic Pieces, by Wm. Angus, 
 549 Parable of the Tares, by Rev. G. Mair, 
 536 Pastor's Memorial, by 'Jno. Macdonald, 
 614 People of China, 
 
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 41 Robertson's History of Scotland, 
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 126 Robertson's History of Scotland, 
 19 Robertson, Progress of Society in Europe, 
 14 Rembacb's Meditations, 
 
 352 Reasons for the Hope that is in us, (Robert 
 Ainslie,) 
 
 141-2 Reformed Pastor, (Baxter,) 
 
 115 Rutherford's Dying Christ, 
 
 229 Retrospect, (The) 
 
 245 Rambler, 
 
 273 Rcnwick, Life of, 
 
 292 Do. do. 
 
 175 Russia and Russians, by L. Ritchie, 
 
 129 Rutherford's Triumph of Faith, 
 
 304 Remembrance Remembered, 
 
 532 Reformation in Europe, 
 
 565 Rutherford's Triumph of Faith, 
 
 578 Roberts' Elocution, 
 
 579 Religion and Education in America, by Dr. Lang, 
 586 Russel's Letters, 
 
 628 Robertson's History of Greece, 
 640 RoUin's Ancient History, vol. 1, 
 
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 116-17 Scottish Christian Herald, 
 168 Serle's Christian Remembrancer, 
 137 Shaw's Emanuel, 
 334 do. do. 
 
 30 Scottish Missionary Register for 1832, 
 277 Sum of Saving Knowledge, 
 223 Serle, ( Ambrose,) Selections, 
 225 South Sea Missions, 
 
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 do. Blair's, 
 
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 do. Joseph Townsend, 
 Stickney's Pictures of Private Life, 
 ■4 Stephens' Greece, Turkey, Russia, and Poland, 
 ■2 do. Fgypt, Arabia Petrca, and Holy Land, 
 ■9 Spectator, 
 
 Six Months in a Convent, 
 Sermons and Pamphlets, 
 
 do. Rev. John West, 
 
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 405 Sears' Guide to Knowledge. 
 
 427 ocencs from the Bible, 
 
 458 Simpson's History of Scotland, 
 
 461 Sessional School Collection, 
 
 478-9 Sacred Classics, vols. IV. & V. 
 
 600 Sorrowing, yet Rejoicing, 
 
 528 do. do. , , , 
 
 637 Scripture Cabinet, by E. Bellchambors, 
 
 580 Symington, on the Messiah, 
 
 598 Stanhope's a Kenipis, ^ 
 
 606 Stennett's Discourses, 
 
 590 Sherlock on Providence, 
 
 035 Stevenson, on the Oflices of Christ, 
 
 036 Symington, on the Atonement. 
 
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 308 Thomson's Seasons 
 312 do. do. 
 
 553 do. do. 
 
 200 Traveller, The, by Meikle, 
 241 TurnbuU's Travels to the Natives of Hmdostan, 
 355 True Comer, The 
 
 74 Truths of Religion, by James Douglas, 
 203 Trials of Margaret Lindsay, 
 
 85 Trollope's Belgium and Germany, 
 127 Trail's Select Writings, 
 395 Theological Works of Rev. T. Scott, 
 502 Thoughts on Religion, by Rev. Thomas Adam, 
 505 Tod's^Great Cities, 
 539 Thoughts in Retirement. 
 
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 97 Visitor, The, for 1830, 
 96 Visitor, The Weekly 
 164 Visitor, The Monthly 
 
 100 Voice from many Lands, 
 
 101 do. d..v 
 
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 284 Voltaire's Charles XII. 
 
 285 Voltaire's Peter the Great, 
 568 Visit for a Week. 
 
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 2 3 4 5 Witherspoon's Essays, 
 232 Whitfield's Memoirs, 
 160 Watts' Improvement of the Mind, 
 199 Wilderspin's Infant Education, 
 
 286 Watson on Contentment, 
 186 Watts on the Mind, 
 320 Watson's Addresses, 
 343 Watts' Discourses, 
 
 345 Williams' Diary, 
 333 Willis on National Establishments, 
 349 Willison's Sacramental Meditations, 
 216 Watson's Family Prayers, 
 '*-98 Wilberforce's View of Religion's System, 
 237 Withe 'spoon on Regeneration, 
 81 Williams on Religious Liberty, 
 367 Ward's Farewell Letters, 
 136 Wilkinson's Tours to the British Mountains, 
 403 Whitfield's Life, 
 414 Wardlaw's Life of Joseph and last years of 
 
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 472 Ward's Reflections, 
 480 Wonders of Nature and Art, 
 
 550 Works of English Puritan Divines, by Bunyan 
 
 551 do. do. do. 
 570 Wilberforce on Christianity, 
 
 630 Wilberforce's Practical View, 
 572 Witherspoon's Treatises, 
 694 Wakefield's Introduction to Botany, 
 595 Watts' Caveat against Infidelity, 
 597 Watson's Apology for the Bible, 
 
 627 Wardlaw's Discoui-ses on Socinian Controversy. 
 
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