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CITIZEN'S FREE LIBRARY,
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M^^ivii=!^.^x:, IV. ».
HAUFAX, N, S.:
Press of J. R. Findlay, 211 Brunswick St.
1900.
PREFACE.
The work undertaken some two years ago of classifying and re-arranging
the books on the library shelves, and of preparing and publishing a
classified catalogue, has occupied a much greater lergth of time, and
proved to be a much more difficult task than was anticipated when it was
commenced. The delay and the difficulty are both attributable to the fact
that suitable help could not be procured, except at an expenditure that the
funds under the control of the committee would not admit of. As the
necessity for a more convenient arrangement of the books, and the issue
of a new catalogue, were becoming more pressing every day, and expert
assistance, for the reason .stated, was a matter that was out of the
question, the chairman of the library committee determined to undertake the
work himself, employing such help, for special purposes, as might be necessary
from time to time. The arrangement was an advantageous one so far as
the library funds were concerned, but not quite so advantageous from the
chairman's point of view, in as much as it has involved the sacrifice of
practically all his leisure time while the work was in progress, without any
other compensation than the satisfaction of seeing a necessary work
completed, and a most excellent public institution placed in a position in
which its usefulness will be increased, and its growth facilitated.
While every effort has been made to secure accuracy in the catalogue,
by repeated revisions of the manuscript, and by the careful examination
of thousands of volumes, where the classification was doubtful or difficult,
it is in every way probable that many cases in which corrections should
have been made have escaped notice.
The thanks of the committee are due to Rev. Dr. Black, and to Dr.
Mackay, Superintendent of Education, for revising the divisions, including
Religion, Sociology, Philology and Natural Science, before the copy was
placed in the printer's hands ; and to Miss N. E. Browne, of the Boston
Athenoeum Library, for many valuable suggestions in connection with methods,
arrangement, and doubtful classifications.
Halifax y April i6th, igoo.
LIBRARY COMMITTEE, 18991900.
AI.DERMAN J. M. GEI.DERT JR., Chairman.
A. W. Reddkn.
J. Menger.
J. F. Ryan.
W. S. Rogers.
I. Creighton.
Librarian. — ^Josephine Warren.
Assistant Librarian.— Uhtti^ Barnaby.
LIBRARY RULES AND REGULATIONS.
1. The library shall be open ever>' week da}-, except public holidays,
from II a. m. to i p. in., and from 2 p. m. to 6 p. m., and on Saturdays, in
addition to the above hours, from 7 p. m. to 9 p. m.
2. All persons making use of the library or reading room are expected
to observe strict order. No conversation will be permitted except with the
librarians in relation to library matters, and then only in a low tone of
voice .so as not to disturb readers. ,
3. The u.se of the library is free to all ratepayers, on taking out a
reader's card, to be obtained from the librarian; and to non- ratepayers, minors,
or temporary residents who agree to observe the rules and regulations, and
who procure a card, signed by .some responsible person, guaranteeing the
return, in good order, of books borrowed, and the payment of fines or
penalties. All cards must be signed in the presence of the librarian. In the
ca.se of persons residing temjxjrarily in the city a money depo.sit, to the
satisfaction of the librarian, may be accepted in lieu of a guarantee card.
4. The librarian will carefully examine each book returned, and if the
same be found to have sustained any injury, or to have been rendered of less
value by being soiled, or written in, or defaced in any way, the person to
whom the same was issued shall pay such amount as shall, in the opinion of
the librarian, be .sufficient to cover the damage done.
5. If a borrower lo.se, or materially injure, a book, he may be required,
at the option of the librarian, to furnish another copy of the same, or a later
edition, or to pay the full value; and where the book lost or damaged is
one of a .set he may be required to replace or pay for the entire set, and,
upon doing so, shall be entitled to receive the remaining volumes as his
property.
6. Reference books, and books deemed unsuitable for general circulation,
shall not be loaned except upon special permi.ssion approved of by at least
two members of the committee.
7. At the expiration of the time for which books are issued they must
be returned to the library, and can only be taken out again by the same
person in case no other application for them has been previou.sly made.
i!
VI LIBRARY RULES AND REGULATIONS.
8. When a book is one week overdue it shall be the duty of the
librarian to notify the borrower and request its return. When a book is
two weeks overdue it shall be the duty of the librarian to send a second
notice to the same effect. When a book is three weeks overdue a third and
final notice .shall be sent, and the borrower shall be notified that unless
the book is returned within one week from the date of the notice it will
lie considered lost, and legal proceedings will be taken for the recovery of its
\'Ulue, with all fines and expenses.
9. It shall be the duty of the librarian, in addition to the fine of two
cents per day for each day that a book is overheld after the same becomes
due, to collect the sum of three cents for each notice sent out, and, where a
book is overheld for a period of three weeks, the borrower shall become
liable to pay, and the librarian .shall collect, an additional fine of
twenty-five cents.
10. The omission or non-receipt of notices provided for .shall not relieve
the borrower from any of the fines or penalties imposed.
11. Any person abusing the privileges of the library, or violating, or
refusing to comply with, the rules and regulations, shall be temporarily
suspended from the use of the library, and the ca.se at once reported to
the committee for their action thereon.
12. No person shall lend his card or any book belonging to the
lilbrary to anyone not a member of the same household.
13. Immediate notice of change of residence must be given at the
library.
EXTRACT FROM CITY ORDINANCES.
Any person who shall wilfully or maliciously cut, write upon, injure,
deface, tear, or destroy any book, magazine, periodical, newspaper, plate,
picture, engraving, or other property belonging to the Citizens' Free
Library, shall be liable to a fine of not less than Five Dollars, nor
more than Fifty Dollars, for every such oflFence, and in default of payment,
to imprisonment in the City Prison for not less than five nor more than
fifty days.
NOTES.
In sending for, or asking for, books, it is necessary in all cases to give
accurately the "call number," that is the figures and letters following each
entry, indicating the class in which the book is to be found, and the
author. It will facilitate the work of the librarians and avoid delay if, at
the same time, the name of the author and the title of the book are briefly
given.
Where imformation is desired on any given subject, and no reference
to the subject can be found in the Subject Index, it may be of assistance
to consult the Relative Subject Index, which contains in a single alphabet
references to all the subjects named in the complete tables of classification.
This will be shown on application to the librarians.
By consulting Poole's Index, the Annual Literary Index, or the
Cumulative Index, references will be found to the innumerable topics
discussed in the magazines.
In addition to the works of reference contained in this library, readers,
who desire to make use of the privilege will be permitted to consult a
number of valuable works contained in the Provincial Library , which it
has not been considered desirable to duplicate here. These include, among
many others, the Century Dictionary, Oxford Dictionary, Dictionary of
National Biography, English and Canadian Hansards, and other parliamentary
sets ; complete sets of the Edinburgh and Quarterly Reviews, Je.suit
Relations, Annual Register, and Collections of the Massachusetts and New
York Historical Societies.
J. M. G.
OITLINE OF THR DKCIMAL CLASSIFirATlON.
I
000 General Works.
oio IJihlioj^rapliy.
020 Library Kcononiy.
030 General Cyclopedias.
040 General Collections.
050 General Periodicals.
060 General Societies.
070 Newspapers.
080 Special Libraries. Polygraphy.
090 Hook Ranties.
100 Philosophy.
no Metaphysics.
120 Special Metaphysical Topics.
130 Mind and Body.
140 Philosophical Systems.
150 Mental Faculties. Psychology.
160 Logic.
170 Ethics.
I So Ancient Philosophers.
190 Modern I'hilosophers.
200 Religion.
210 Natural Theology.
220 Bible.
230 Doctrinal Theol. Dogmatics.
240 Devotional and Practical.
250 Homiletic. Pastoral. Parochial.
260 Church. Institutions. Work.
270 Religious Hi.story.
280 Christian Churches and Sects.
290 Non-Christian Religions.
300 Sociology.
310 Statistics.
320 Political Science.
330 Political Economy.
340 Law.
350 Administration.
360 Associations and Institutions.
370 Education.
380 Commerce and Communication.
390 Customs. Costumes. Folk-lore.
400 Philology.
410 Comparative.
420 English.
430 German .
440 French.
450 Italian.
460 Spanish. >
470 Latin.
480 Greek.
490 Minor Languages.
500 Natural Science.
510 Mathematics.
520 Astronomy.
530 Physics.
540 Chemistry.
550 Geology.
560 Paleontology.
570 Biology.
580 Botany.
590 Zoology,
600 Useful Arts.
610 Medicine.
620 ICngineering.
630 Agriculture.
640 Domestic Economy.
650 Conmnmication and Commerce.
660 Chemical Technology.
670 Manufactures.
680 IMechanic Trades.
690 Building.
700 Fine Arts.
710 Landscape Gardening.
720 Architecture.
730 Sculpture.
740 Drawing. Design. Decoration.
750 Painting.
760 Engraving.
770 Photography.
780 Music.
790 Amusements.
800 Literature.
Bid American.
820 English.
830 German.
840 French.
850 Italian.
860 Spanish,
870 Latin.
880 Greek.
890 Minor Languages.
900 History.
910 Geography and Description.
920 Biography.
930 Ancient History.
940
Europe.
950 .
960 g
Asia.
Africa.
970 %'
North America.
980 s
South America.
990
>Oceanica and Polar Regions
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l>K TIIK
Citizens^ Free Library,
HALIFAX, INOVA SCOTIA.
The general scheme of classification is shown in the table on the opposite paj^e. The various
classes of lKK)ks will be found under the numbers indicated, and are arranj,(ed in the
same way on the library shelves. For more extended information consult the
author and subject indexes, and, whenever necessjiry, the librarian.
(GENERAL
BIBLIOGRAPHY.
ROBKRTS, \V. The Book-IIunter in
London 010-R6
RoGKKS, J. Manual of Biblio-
j^raphy 010-R7
CrSHiNO, W. Anonyms R014-C
Ci'SHiNC, \V. Initials and Pseudon-
yms Roi 4-C9i
Hai.kkt and I.aing. Dictionary of
Anonymous and I'scudon} mous
Literature. 4v R014-H i
HowKKR, R. R. Annual Knj^lish and
American catalogues R015-B7
Morgan, H. J. Bibliotheca Canadi-
ensis, or manual of Canadian
literature. Ottawa, 1867 R015-M8
LIBRARY CATALOGUES.
American Library Association cata-
logue of model library of 5,000 v.
ed. 1S93 Roi 7-A
Boston public library, Boston, Mass.
Additions, 1S97-1898 R017-IJ
Carnkgik library, Pittsburg. 1895 R017-C
Hamilton, Out., public library R017-H
Newark, X. J., public library.
1890-93 R017-N
Nkw York State library. Additions,
no. I, 1891 ; no. 3, 1894 R017-N2
OSTKRHOLT free library. 1889-95.
2v R017-O
Sai.km public library, Salem, Mass.
Aug., i«95, to April, 1898;
Supplement, Oct., 1898 R017-S
WOKKS.
Toronto public library, Toronto,
Can. v. 2, 1S96 ; v. 3, pt. i, 1897. R017-T
Cataj.ogik of the library of King's
College, Windsor, N. vS., with
occasional annotations. L., 1893. R019-K
Legi.si,ativk library of Nova Scotia
(amalgamated with that of the
N. S. Historical Society. Hali-
fax, 1890 i: NDON encyclopsedia. v. 1-17.
19-22 R032-L8
RBES, a. Cyclopaedia, or iversal
dictionary of arts, sciences, and
literature R032-R3
GENERAL PERIODICALS.
(Those marked * have discontinued publication, or
are not now taken).
American.
*Anai,ectic magazine, vols. 7-14.
Ph. i«i6-i9 051-A5
Argosy 051-A6
Art amateur R740-A 7
Art interchange R740-A78
Atlantic monthly 051-A8
Bookman 051-B7
^British North American magazine.
2v 051-B8
Canadian magazine . 051-C2
♦Canadian review, Montreal, 1824-
26 051-C2
Century magazine 051-C3
Chatauquan 370-C4
COSMOPOUTAN 051-C8
Current literature 051-C9
Demorest's monthly magazine 051-D3
♦Eclectic magazine 051-E1
Education 370-E2
Electrical world S37-E3
Engineering magazine 620-Esm
Engineering news 620- Esn
Forum 051-F7
pRANCAis le 440.5-F8
Germania 430.5-G3
Harper's new monthly magazine. . o5i-H2m
♦Harper's round table o5i-H2r
Independent 051-I3
International monthly magazine. *o5i-I6
♦Knickerbocker, or New York
monthly magazine
Ladies' home journal
Leslie's popular monthly
LiPPiNCOTT's mc thly magazine . . .
051-K6
071-L1
051-L6
051-L7
*LlTTELL'S living age ...» 051-L77
McClure's magazine
MuNSEY's magazine
Music
♦New England magazine
North American review
Outing
Popular science
♦Provincial, or Halifax monthly
magazine. 2 v. Halifax, 1852-53.
Puritan
♦Putnam's monthly magazine
Review of reviews
St. Nicholas illustrated magazine for
young folk
SCRIBNER'S magazine
Studio, international
Youth's companion
English.
♦All the year round
Argosy
Badminton magazine
Belgravia
♦Bentley's miscellany
Blackwoods Edinburgh magazine . .
♦Bowbell'S weekly
Boy's own
♦Builder, the. An illustrated maga-
zine for architect, engineer,
archaeologist, cout^tructor and
artist. 1859-61, 4 v
Building news
♦British army and navy review.
1864-66. 4v
Cabinet maker and decorator
Cassel'S family magazine
Chambers's journal
♦CoLBURN's united service magazine
and naval and military regis-
ter. 101 V. (Note. — The vol-
umes to 1841 are entitled
" United service journal.")
♦Colonial magazine and Commercial
maritime journal. 4v. L
(i^ONTKMPORARY review
(!oRNHiLL magazine
♦Country gentleman's magazine.
V. 2-3. L., 1869
♦Dublin university magazine. 68v..
♦Edinburgh journal of science.
V. 1-3. Edin., 1824-25
♦Edinburgh magazine ; a new series
of the Scots magazine. 6v.
Edin
051-M1
051-M9
780.5-M9
051-N5
051-N8
051-O9
505-PX
051-P
051-P9
o5i-P9«
051-R4
05 1 -Si
051-S4
705-S9
071-Y8
052-A4
052-A6
052-Bi
052-B4
052-B47
052-B6
072-B7
072-B7
69o-B9m
690-B9n
052-B8
740-Ci
052-C3
052-C4
052-C6
052-C7
052-C76
052-C8
052-C85
052-D8
505-E2
052-E2
si
GENERAL
*Edinburgh review. v. 1-141.
Edin., 1802-75 o52-E2r
♦Englishwoman's domestic maga-
zine. New series. 8 v. h 052-E5
*Famii.y friend. 15 v. L., v. d 052-Fi
Family herald; a domestic magazine.
Bd. inisv. L., v. d 052-Fih
♦Farmer's magazine. v. 1-19.
Edin., V. d 052-F2
♦Foreign quarteriy review. 36 V.
L., V. d 052-F7
Fortnightly review 052-F74
♦Eraser's magazine. 87 V. L., v. d. 052-F8
Gentleman's magazine 052-G3
♦Glasgow mechanics' magazine.
New ed. v. 1-5. Glasgow,
1829 , 052-G5
Good words magazine 205-G6
♦Hogg's weekly instructor. v. 5.
Edin., 1847 052-H7
■■'Household words, ed. Charles
Dickens, iiv 052-H8
Idler magazine 052-I1
♦Ladies' treasury, v. 5. L., 1861.. 052-Iyi
Leisure hour 052-L5
♦London ; a magazine, v. 2-3. 2 v.
L., 1868 o52-L8m
♦London society 052-L8S
Longmans' magazine 052-L85
Macmillan's magazine 052-Mi
Magazine of art 705-.M1
*Metropolitan 052-M5
Mining journal 622-M6
♦Mirror: a magazine. 15 v. L.,
1823-32 052-M6
Nature 505-N2
♦New monthly magazine. 125 v.
L., v. d o52-N5m
♦New quarterly review, v. 4-9. L. ,
1844-48 o52-N5q
Nineteenth century 052-N7
North British review. 7v 052-N8
♦Once a week. 6 v 052-O5
Pall Mall magazine 052-Pi
♦Penny magazine. 5v. L.,v. d... o52-r4
♦People's journal. L., 1846-184-. . 052-P41
Photographic news 770-P5
♦Quarterly review. 129 v. L.,v. d. 052-Qi
Quiver illustrated magazine 052-Q8
♦Retrospective review. 15 v 0S2-R4
Review of reviews 052-R4
♦Royal united service institution.
Journal, v. 16. 052-R8
WORKS. 3
♦St. James's magazine. 30V. L.,
v. d 052-Si j
♦St. Paul's magazine, ed. A. Trol-
lope. II V. L.,v. d 052-Sip
♦Sixpenny magazine, 10 v 052-S6
Strand magazine 052-S8
Sunday at home 20S-S9
♦Tait's Edinburgh magazine, 1848-60,
24 V 052-Ti
Temple bar. 66 v 052-T2
♦TiNSLEY's magazine 6 v. L., v. d. 052-T5
♦Titan: a monthly magazine, v. 26-29,
Edin. and L., 1858-59 052-T6
♦Westminster review 052-W5
Windsor magazine 052-W7
♦Young ladies' journal. 10 v. L.,
V. d C52-Y7
Foreign.
Monde modeme 054-M7
Ueber land und meer 053-U2
Indexes.
Cumulative index R050-C
Fletcher and Bowker. Annual
literary index, R050-F
Poole, W. F. Index to periodical
literature, 1802 to 1881, 2 vols.
1882 to 1887, 1st supplement.
1887 to 1 89 1, 2nd supplement.
1891 to 1896, 3rd supplement R050-P
GENERAL SOCIETIES, TRANSACTIONS.
Highland society of Scotland.
Prize essays and transactions.
V. 1-4. Edin,, 1812-16 062-H6
MacDonald, J. S. Annals of North
British society of Halifax, N. S.
Halifax, 1868 061-M1
GENERAL NEWSPAPERS, JOURNALISM.
Halifax herald 070-H
Illustrated London news. Bd,
in9v. L., V. d 070-I
Mayflower or ladies' Acadian news-
paper. May, 1851 - Feb. 1852.
Halifax 070-M
Morning chronicle, Halifax o7o-Mi>
Punch. 68 v. L., 1841-75 070-P
Truth, London 070-T
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SPECIAL LIBRARIES,
PHILOSOPHY.
s
POLYORAPHY.
of
Brande, W. T, Dictionary
science, literature and Art 080-B8
Cassel'S new popular educator : an
encyclopedia of elementary and
advanced education. Illus. 8 v. 080-C3
Chambers, Information for the
people. 2 V o8o-C4i
Chambers, Miscellany of useful
and entertaining tracts. 8v o8o-C4m
Chambers, Repository of instructive
and amusing tracts. 10 v. ins.. o8c>-C4r
Crabbe, G. Dictionary of general
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PHILOSOPHY.
PHILOSOPHY IN GENERAL.
Davy, Sir H. Consolations in travel,
or last days of a philo.sopher
Sarrazin, Gen. J. The philosopher,
or historical and critical notes.
2 v. (bd. with Richardson's
" Movements of British legion."
see 946.07. R82)
MIND AND BODY.
Rnsor, G. Independent man,
v. I
Godwin, W. Thoughts on man
Stewart, D. Philosophy of human
mind. 2 v
Mental Derangements.
Burton, R. Anatomy of melan-
choly. 2 v
Pkichard, J. C. Different forms of
insanity
104-1)2
104-S2
130-E5
130-G5
130-S8
132-B9
132-P9
Delusions, Witchcraft, Magic.
Crowe, C. Night-side of nature, or
ghosts and ghost-.seers
HiBBERT, S. Sketches of philosophy
of apparitions
Lang, A. Book of dreams and
ghosts
Mallock, W. H. Studies of con-
temporary superstition
Stead, W. T. Real ghost stories. . .
Sleep, Dreams.
Goodwin, P. Mystery of dreaines
historically discoursed
Macnish, R. Philosophy of .sleep. . .
1 33-^9
'.33-H6
133-^2
133-^12
1 33-^^7
135-G6
135-M t
Physiognomy.
Darwin. C, M. A. The expre.s.sion
of the emotions in men and
animals
SiMMS. J., M. D. Phy.siog-.iomy
illustrated
138-D2
13»-S5
PHILOSOPHY.
Phrenology.
CoMBK, G. Elements of plirenoloj^' .
Scott, W. narmony of plirenology
with scripture
139-C7
139-S4
PHILOSOPHICAL SYSTEMS.
LoCKK, J. Essay concerning the
human understanding 145-L8
RoGKRS, E. C. Philosophy of the
mysterious agents, human and
nmndane I4q.3-R7
MENTAL FACULTIES, PSYCHOLOGY.
Hasi^am, J. Sound mind, or contri-
butions to natural history and
physiology of human intellect. . .
LoKKT, C, Ji. Self-formation, or
history of an individual mind.
Intellect.
AflKRCROMBiE, J. Intellectual
powers and investigation of
truth
Martinkau, H. How to observe :
morals and manners
Understanding.
Hamilton, U. Popular essays illus-
trative of principles connected
with improvement of under-
standing, imagination and heart.
2V
Memory.
AiKKN, C. Methods of mind
training, concentrated attention
and memory •,
Sensibility,
Tavi.or, I. Natural history of eti-
150-H3
J50-L8
151-A1
152-M3
153-112
ETI^ivd.
Abkrcrombik, J. Philosophy of
moral feelings 170-A i
CoMBK, O. Moral philosophy 170-C7
Ei.i,is, Mrs. S. S. Prevention better
than cure 1 70- E4
EsTi.iN, J. P. Familiar lectures on
moral philosophy. 2 v 170-E8
Lfxky, \V. E. H., M. a. History of
European morals, from Augus-
tus to Charlemagne. 2 vols 170.9-L4
Pai.ky, W. Moral and political phi-
lo.sophy. 2 v X70-P1
Stkwart, D. Outlines of moral
philosophy 170-S8
Theories.
Loudon, Mrs. J. Philanthropic
Economy, or philosophy of
happiness. (Ixjund with F'ag's
"Recess," 914. 1, F15.) 171.4-L8
Lucas, R. Inquiry after happiness.
2v 171.4-L9
Mai.lock, W. H. Artistocracy and
evolution 171.7-M2
Family Ethics.
King, Mrs. F. E. Beneficial effect
of christian temper on domestic
happiness 173-K5
Professional and Business Ethics.
174-C8
154-A2
thusiasm
157-T2
Cox, F. A. Our joung men
FoRDYCK, J. Addresses to young
men. v. 2
Hunt, F. Worth and wealth : max-
ims, etc., for men of business. . .
174-F7
174-H9
Social Ethics.
Beattie, J. Essay on nature and
immutability of truth 1773-B3
CoBBETT, W. Paper against gold
and glory, against prosperity.
2v. in 1 177.5.C6
EiJJS, Mrs. S. S. Guide to social
happiness i77-E4g
RELIGION.
t
B1.US, Mrs. S. S. Women of Eng-
land, their social duties and
domestic habits 177-E4W
GiSBORNK, T. Enquiry into duties
of female sex ijj-Gst
GiSBORMB, T, Enquiry into duties
of men I77-G5m
ToNNA, Mrs. G. E. Falsehood and
truth 177.3T6
Temperance, Stimulants, Narcotics.
Intbrnationai. temperance and
prohibition convention pro-
ceedings 178-I
Less, P. R. Argument for legis-
lative prohibition of liquor
traffic. (Backed " Alliance prize
essay." ) 178-L4
Macnish, R. Anatomy of drunk-
eness 178-M1
PAI.MRR, C. F. Inebriety, its source,
prevention and cure
178-P1
Cruelty to Animals.
Saunders, M. Beautiful Joe : auto-
biography of a dog 179.3-S2
Sewett,. Some of New York's four
hundred 179.3-S6
MODERN PHILOSOPHERS.
Bacon, F. Works. 10 v 192. i-Bi
I/)CKE, J. Works. 3v 192.2-L8
PonoCK, Sir F. Spinoza, his life
and philosophy I93-9-P7
Balzac H. de. Etudes philosophi-
que. 3v 194.9-B1
I !
ill
RELIGION.
GENERAL WORKS.
Bai^Pour, a. J. Foundations of
belief
BraiThwaiTB, H. T. Esse and
posse
Chai,mbrs, T. Adaptation of Exter-
nal nature to the moral and
intellectual constitution of man .
Dick, T. Christian philosopher
Dick, T. Philosophy of religion ....
M11.1., J. S. Nature, the utility of
religion, and theism
Pai,ey, W. Works. 2 v
Thompson, R. A. Christian theism .
Walton, C. Introduction to theo-
logy
Beavbn, T. Restoration of primitive
Christianity
BEBCHER, H. W. New star papers.
BiCKBRSTBTH, Rev. E. Occasional
'works
201-B1
201-B8
201-C4
201-D5C
201-D5P
201-M6
201-P1
201-T4
201-W2
204-B3
204-B4
204-B5
Fenelon, F. de S. de la M. Letters
upon divers subjects concerning
religion and metaphysics. By
the Archbishop of Cambray 204-F3
Christian miscellany and family
visitor for 1847. v. 2 205-C5C
Christian observer. Conducted by
members of the established
church 2o5-C5ch
Church of England magazine, v.
1-4 2o5-C5cm
Good words, magazine 205-G6
Sunday at home 205-S9
Chalmers, T. Works. 24 v 208-C4
Doddridge, P. Works. 2v 208-D6
Duncan, H. Sacred philosophy of
the seasons 208-D9
DwiGHT, T. Theology. 5 v 208-D99
Bellamy, J. History of all reli-
gions. (See also 213) 209-B4
RELIGION.
7
NATURAL THEOLOOY.
Babbagb, C. Ninth Bridgewater
treatise : a fragment 2 lo-Bi
Brougham and Vaux, H. P., Baron.
Discourse on natural theology. . . 210-B8
Grotius, H, Truth of ch 'stian
religion 210-G8
Pai,EY, W. Natural theology 210-P1
Religion of nature delineated 210-R3
Deism and Atheism.
CotTRSE of lectures on infidelity. By
ministers of the Church of
Scotland 211-C8
Lamartine, M. Iv. a. p. de. Athe-
ism among the people 21 1-L2
Leckie, W. E. H. History of the
rise and influence of the spirit of
rationalism in Europe. 2v 211-L4
Leland, J. Supplement to ist and
2nd volumes of the view of
deistical writers 21 1-L5
Tlieosophy.
Law, W. Notes and materials for
biography of the philosopher, W.
Law
212-L4
Creation and Evolution.
Curtis, G. T, Creation or evo-
lution ? 213-C9
Turner, S. Sacred history of the
world. 3v 213-T9
Religion and Science.
Bell, Sir. C. The hand. Bridge-
water Treatise 215-B4
BucKLAND, W. Geology and miner-
alogy with reference to natural
theology. 2 v 215-B9
Drummond, Prof. Natural law in
the spiritual world 215-D7
Miller, H. Testimony of the
rocks 215-M6
Prout, W. Chemistry, meteorology
and digestion. (Bridgewater
Treatise. ) 215-P9
Whewell, W. Astronomy and
general physics, with reference
to natural theology 215-W5
White, A. D., LL. D. A history of
the warfare of science with
theology in Christendom 215-W58
BIBLE, GENERAL WORKS.
Arn> ld, M. God and the bible. . . . 220-A7
BLArK'VALL, A. The sacred classics
defended and illustrated. .2v... 220-B6
Sainte bible, (probably 17th centxuy) 320-Si
Alexander, A. Evidences of
authenticity, inspiration, and
canonical authority of the holy
scriptures 220. 1-A3
Hastings, J., M. A. A dictionary of
the bible. (4 vols) R220.3-H
BuRDER, S. Oriental customs. 2 v. 220.7-B9
Illustrated commentary upon old
and new testaments, v. 1-4 220. 7-I
Dawson, Sir J. W. Archaia 220.8-D2
Anderson, C. Annals of English
bible. 2 V 220.9-A5
Headley, J. T. The sacred moun-
tains 22o.9-H4m
Headley, J. T. The sacred plains. 220.9-H4P
Headley, J. T, Sacred scenes and
characters 220.9-H4S
Historical Books.
Clapham, S. Pentateuch, or 5
books of Moses, illustrated 222. 1-C5
Poetical Books.
GiLFlLLAN, G. Bards of the bible . . 223-G4
HoRNE, G. Commentary on book
of psalms. 2v 223.6-H8
Sprague, W. B. The excellent
woman as described in book of
proverbs 223.7-S7
Prophetical Books.
/th, R.
Isaiah : a new trans-
lation
with dissertation and
notes.
2v.ini 224.1-L9
Bogub, D
testament
New Testament
Divine authority of new
335-B6
"W-
^mKm
■MUM
i
6
RRUGION.
GuTH'tiK, T. Parables read in the
light of the present day 226.8-G9
The lyord's prayer in about a
hundred languages, versions and
characters 226.9-L8
Doctrinal, Theology.
Liters sacrse, or moral philosophy
and scriptural Christianity com-
pared
Toi^Toi, Count L. The kingdom of
God
Flavel, J. Divine conduct
Jackson, T. Providence of God
viewed in the light of holy
scripture
Brewer, E. C, LL. D. Dictionary
of miracles
SEELEY, J. R. Ecce homo : a survey
of life and works of Jesus Christ.
SHERI.OCK, T. Trial of witnesses of
resurrection of Jesus : with
sequel to trial
Harris, J. Great teacher ; charac-
teristics of our Lord's ministry . .
Parker, H. Harmony of ages :
relations between conditions of
man and character of God
Garnier. Sin and its redemption . .
NealE, E. The closing scene.
(Same. 2nd series) . .
Gumming, J. From Patmos to Para-
dise
Moore, D. A. Age of progress, or
panorama of time
Butler, J. Analogy of religion,
natural and revealed
Lectures on evidence of revealed
religion. By ministers of esta-
blished church in Glasgow
Owen, R. and Campbkij^, A. De-
bate on evidences of Christianity
Watson, R. Two apologies for
Christianity and the bible
Wii,BERFORCE, S. Words of counsel
on some of the chief difficulties
of the day
HoRNE, T. H. Deism refuted
Dawson, Sir J. W. Origin of the
world according to revelation
and science
230-L7
230-T6
23I-5-F5
231.5-Ji
R231.7-B8
232-S4
232-S5
232.9-H3
233-P2
233.2-G2
236.1-N3
236.3-C9
236.3-M8
239-B9
239-M
239-O9
239-W3
239-W6
239-5-H«
239.8-D2
DEVOTIONAL, PRACTICAL.
FIvAVEi., J. Saint indeed
Murray, I,. Power of religion on
the mind
Penn, G. Bioscope, or dial of life
explained
Penn, W. No cross, no crown
Baxter, R. De heligas ewiga ro . . .
Baxter, R. Saints everlasting rest.
Hervey, J. Meditations and con-
templations
Tayi^or, I. Saturday evening'
Hamiwon, E. Letters to the
daughter of a nobleman, on
formation of religious and moral
principles. 2 v
Spurgeon, C. H. Saint and his
Savior
240-F5
240-M9
24o-P4b
24i-P4n
242-B3d
242-B3S
242-II5
242-T2
243-H2
243-S7
Miscellany.
Bunyan, J. Pilgrim's progress 244-B9
Clayton, E. C. Women of the
reformation 244-C6
MiCHKi.ET, J. Priests Women and
families 244-M6
ToNNA, Mrs, C. E. Flower of inno-
cence : with other tales 244-T6
Trollopk. T. a. Paul the pope and
Paul the friar : the story of an
interdict 244-T8
Tucker, Mrs. C. The christian's
mirror 244-T89
■*'
Hymnology, Religious Poetry.
Blackmore, Sir R. Creation
Griswold, R. W. ed. Sacred poets
of England and America
Keble, J. Christian year • thoughts
in verse for Sundays and holy-
days throughout the year
Klopstock, F. G. The messiah
Julian, J. Dictionary of Hymn-
ology
Maturin, C. R. The universe
MiLLHOUSE, R. The destinies of
man
Montgomery, J. Omnipresence of
the deity
Salome the daughter of Herodias . . .
Swain, J. Redemption
245-B6
245-G8
245-K2
245-K6
245-03-J9
245-M4
245-M6
245-M7
245-Si
245-S9
wKUi^UMblWUUl
RKUGION.
Fanaticism.
Tayi^or, I. Fanticism.
248-T2
HOMILETIC, PASTORAL.
the
Whatkly, R. Parish pastor. .
Barrow, I. Semions. 2v
BeiJ-, J. Sermons before
University of Glasgow
B1.AIR, H. Semions. 5v
Brookr, Rev. S. A. Short sennons .
CHAiyMKRS, T. A.stronon ical dis-
courses
KiNGSi,KY, C. Sermons on national
subjects. 2nd series
Massii.i.on, J. Baptiste {?). Petit
carf^me
MEtYiLL, H. Sennons. v. 2
The pulpit : 150 sermons by eminent
divines, v. i
ScoTT, Rev. J. Works, v. 2
Spurgeon, C. H. Sermons. 3rd
series
Spurgeon, C. H. Sennons. 9th series
Talmage, Rev. T. D. Choice
works
Thirlwall, C. Bishop. Remains,
literary and theological, v. 1-2.
WarTon, J. Death-bed scenes, and
pastoral conversations. 3 V
250-W5
252-B2
252-B4
252-B6
252-B8
252-C4
252-K5
252-M4
252-M5
252-P9
252-S4
252-S7
252-S7-2
2,S2-Tl
2S2.I-T4
253-W2
CHURCH, INSTITUTIONS AND WORK.
Hague, Rev. D., M. A. The protes-
tantism of the prayer book 260-Hi
DeSanctis, L. Rome, christian and
papal 262-D4
Gavazzi, Father A. Ivcctures in
New York 262.13-G2
Robertson, J. Treatise on infant
baptism 265. 1-R6
Shoberi,, F. Present state of Chris-
tianity and missionary establish-
ments 266-S5
Parkman, F. Jesuits in North
America in 17th century 266.2-P2
Lectures delivered before the Young
Men's Christian Association, in
Exeter Hall, 1851-52. (Same,
1858-59.) 267-M
RELIGIOUS HISTORY.
Cumming, J. Church before the
flood
Huber, V. A. The Pope and the
council. By " Janus."
MoSHEiM, J. L. Ecclesiastical his-
tory, to i8th century, ed. C.
Coote. 6 v. L., 181 1
SouTHEV, R. Book of the churcL . .
BoNNECHOSE, E. de. Reformers
before the reformation
270-C9
270-H8
270-M9
270-S7
270.5-B7
Monastic Orders.
CuRZON, R. Visits to monasteries in
the Levant 271-C9
Mahoney, S. L Six years in mon-
asteries of Italy, &c 271-M2
Pascal, B. Provincial letters 271-P2
Taylor, I. Loyola : and Jesuitism
in its rudiments 271.5-T2
Jameson, Mrs. A. Sisters of Charity :
and Commission of Labor 271.91-J3
Persecutions.
Beattie, W. The Waldenses or
Protestant Valleys of Piedmont,
Dauphiny and the Ban de la
Roche
Shoberl, F. Persecutions of Po-
pery. 2 V
Tayler, C. B. Memorials of Eng-
lish martyrs
General Religious History.
272-B3
272-S5
272-T2
274.2-C6
CoiT, T. W. Puritanism
Neal, D. History of the Puritans.
Abridged by E. Parsons 274.2-N3
CHRISTIAN CHURCHES AND SECTS.
Jones, W. History of christian
church. 2v 280-J7
M11.NBR, J. History of church of
Christ. 5v. (Same. Abridged.) 280-M6
ScoTT, J. History of church of
Christ, 1530-46 280-S4
mamm
lO
REUGION,
I
I
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Waddington, G. History of the
church 280-Wi
Maiti,and, C. Church in the
Catacombs 281-M2
Grant, A. The Nestorians, or the
lost tribes 281.8-G7
Murray, N. " Cirwan," Pseud.
Romanism at home : letters to
R. B. Taney 282-M9
Ranke, L. Ecclestical and political
history of Popes of Rome, i6th-
17th centuries. 2 v 282-Ri
Seymour, M. H. Mornings among
the Jesuits at Rome 282-S5
WAI.CH, C. W. F. History of the
Popes 282-Wi
Short, T. V, History of Ch- a of
England, to 1688 283-S5
Mockridge, Rev. C. Bishops of the
Church of England in Canada
and Newfoundland 283.71-M6
BiNNEY, T. Lights and shadows of
church life in Australia 283.94-B6
Meri,E d'AubignE, J. H. History
of Protestant church in Hun-
gary 284-M5
FEiyiCE, G. de. History of Protes-
tants of France. 2 v 284.5-F3
Cook, G. History of Church of
Scotland. 3 V 285.2-C7
WardIvAW, R. Principal points of
Socinian controversy 288-W2
SwEDENBORG, E. True christian
religion. 2 v. in i 289.4-S9
Barclay, R. Apology for true
christian divinity, being a vin-
dication of the Quakers 289.6-B2
Dymond, J. An enquiry into the
accordancy of war with the
principles of Christianity 289.6-D9e
Dymond, J. Essays on the principles
of morality 289.6-D9es
Evans C, M. D. Friends of the
seventeenth century 289.6-E9
Friend, The : a religious and literary
journal 289.6-F9
GURNEY, J. J. Religious peculiar-
ities of»the society of friends 289.6-G9
Penn, W. No cross, no crown : a
discourse 289.6-P4
Sewei., W. History of the Quakers.
2 V 289.6 S5
TuKp;, H. Principles of religion as
pp )f essed by the Quakers
Walton, J. Incidents illustrating
the doctrines, &c., of the Society
of friends
Wight, T. Rise and progress of
Quakers in Ireland, 1653-1700;
continued to 1751, by John
Rutty
Green, C. trtid Wells, S. Y. View
of Millennial church or United
Society of Believers, connnonly
called Shakers
Train, J. The Buchanites from first
to last
2.19. 6-T9
289.6-W2
289.6-W6
289.8-G7
289.9-T7
ETHNIC NON-CHRiSTIAN.
Cox, Rev. Sir G. W., Bart., M. A.
An introduction to the science of
comparative mythology and folk-
lore
Cox, Rev. Sir G. W., BarL, M. A.
The mythology of the Aryan
nations. 2 vol
CuRTiN, J. Creation myths of
primitive America, in relation to
the religious history and mental
development of mankind
Identity of religions called Druidi-
cal and Hebrew
Keary C. F., M. a. Outlines of
primitive belief among Indo
European races
Lang, A. Myth, ritual, and religion.
2 vol
KeightlEy, T. The mythology of
ancient Greece and Italy
KiNGSLEY, C. The heroes, or Greek
fairy tales for my children
RuSKiN, J. Queen of the air : study
of Greek myths of cloud and
storm
Grimm, J. tr. by Stallybrass, J. S.
Teutonic mythology. 4 vols
Frederic, H. The new Exodus.
(Israel in Russia. )
Prideaux, H. Old and new testa-
ments connected, in history of
the Jews and neighboring
nations, v. 1-3
291 -C8i
29i-C8m
291 -C9
291-I1
291-K2
291-L2
292-K2
J292-K5
292-R9
293-G8
296-F8
296-P9
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matim
SOCIOLOGY.
Stant.rv, a. p. Lectures on history
of Jewish Church. 3r(l series,
from captivity to christian era. . .
Carnarvon, Earl of. Recollection'-
of the Druses of Lebanon
296-»S7
297-C2
Thr Koran, tr. by George Sale
Mii.i,s. C. History of Mohamme-
danism. 2V ,
OahspE, a new bible
II
297-K8
297-M6
299-O1
SOCIOLOr.Y.
SOCIOLOGY IN GENERAL
301-K4
KiDD, B. Social evolution
Bi.iss, W. D. P. The encyclopaedia
of social reform R303-B6
Harris, G. Inequality and progress 304-H3
St. John, J. Anatomy of .society.
2v 304-Si
STATISTICS.
Marttn, R. Statistics of colonies of
British empire in West Indies,
South America, North America,
Asia, Australasia, Africa, and
Europe 310-M3
Porter, G. Progress of the nation,
from the beginning of the 19th
century. 8v. in 3 310-P8
Census of Canada, 1870-71. 5V 312.71-C
Census of Canada, 1880-81, with
general report on. 4v 312.71-Ca
Census of Manitoba, 1885-86 312.712-Cni
Census of North-West of Canada,
1885 312.712-Cn
Census of Nova Scotia, March 30,
1861. Halifax, 1862 3r2.7i6-N
Taylor, R. Statistics of coal. Ph.,
1848
Sinclair, Sir J. General report of
agricultural state and political
circumstances of Scotland. 5v.
1814 3i4S6g
Sinclair, Sir J. Statistical account
of Scotland 314-S6S
Mason, W. S. Statistical account or
parochial surs'ey of Ireland. 2v. 314.15-M4
British North American almanac
and annual record, for 1864. Ed.
J. Kirby 3171-B
GouRLAY, R. Statistical account of
Upper Canada 317. 1-G7
Johnson, G. Graphic statistics of
Canada. HLstory, productions
and natural resources of Canada.
Statistical year-lK)oks of Canada.
1896-1898
United States. 8th census, i860.
Agriculture. Compiled by J. C. G.
Kennedy. Same. Manufactures.
Same. Population
P.\MPHLETS, relating to insurance in
U. S., Harvard university (re-
ports); cultivation of tobacco in
U, S. ; survey of Potomac river;
Mass. state prison; &c., &c. 3V.
DeWolk, T. R. Nova Scotia regis-
try of shipping. Halifax, 1866..
3I7-I-J6
R317.1-C2
3I7-3-U
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POLITICAL SCIENCE.
Montesquieu, C. S, Baron de. The
spirit of laws. tr. T. Nugent.
2v
More, Sir T. Most plea.sant, fruit-
ful, and witty work of the best
state of a public weal, and of
the new isle called Utopia. 2v . .
Godwin, P. Political essays
320.1-M7
320.1-M8
320.4-G5
313T
Form of State.
Miller, J. Origin of distinction of
ranks. 4th ed., Edin., 1806
Abdy, J. T. Feudalism, its rise, pro-
gress and consequences
Lecky, W. E. H. Democracy and
liberty
Bailev, S. Rationale of political
representation
GoDKiN, E. L. Unforseen tendencies
of democracy
GuizoT, M. Representative govern-
ment ill Europe
321-M6
321.3-A1
321.4-L4
321.8-B1
3^i-8-G5
321.8-G9
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SOCIOLOGY.
!il^
:l 1.
II !
Suffrage.
WitUAMS, T. W. Parliamentary re-
form; abstract of act to amend
representation of people in Eng-
land and Wales. L,., 1832 324.42-W7
Colonies and Immigration.
Btmv, W. C. Keppel, viscount.
Exodus of western nations. (2
copies) ^25-69
DlLKK, C. W. Creator Britain; travel
in English - speaking countries
during 1866-67 (2 copies) 325-D5
Froude, J. A. Oceana, or England
and her colonies 325-F9
Grey, H. G., 3rd earl. Colonial
policy of Lord John Russell's
administration. 2v 325-G8
Martin, R. M. British colonial
library, v. i, 3-10 325-M3b
Martin, R. M. British colonies,
their history, extent, condition,
strength and resources, v. i 325-M3br
Martin, R. M. History of colonies
of British empire 325-M3h
PradT, D. D. de. The colonies and
the present American revolution . 325-P8
Slavery.
Buxton, Sir T. F. African slave
trade and its remedy 326-B9
Clarkson, T. History of abolition
of African slave trade by British
parliament 326-C6
Coi,OMB, Rear-Admiral, P. H. Slave
catching in Indian ocean 326-C7
Helper. H. R. Impending crisis of
the south 326-H4
Stiles, J. C. Modem reform ex-
amined 326-S8
Sullivan, G. L. Dhow chasing in
Zfmzibar waters 326-S9
Foreign Relations.
Bbnbdetti, Count. Studies in dip-
lomacy 327-B4
Murray, E. C. G. {Pseud., "The rov-
ing Englishman"). Embassies
and foreign courts; a history of
diplomacy 327-M9
Papers relating to foreign affairs.
10 v. Wash., 1864-66 327.73-P
Legislative Bodies and Annals.
Grant, J. Random recollections of
house of commons, 1830-35. By
one of no party 328-G7
Bourinot, J. G. Canadian manual of
procedure at meetings, etc 328.1-B7
Hammond, A. Sunmiary treatise on
practice and proceedings in par-
liament 328.1-H2
Hatsell, J. Precedents of pro-
ceedings in house of commons;
with observations. 2 v. . . , 328. 1 -H3
Standing orders of house of lords,
1844 328.1-S7
Debates of house of commons, 1774,
on bill for making more effectual
provision for government of pro-
vince of Quebec. From notes of
Sir Henry Cavendish, published
by J. Wright 328.42-D
Report on steam-vessel accidents
(made to committee of privy
council for trade). L., 1839 328.42-R
House of commons. Debates, 1884-
85 328.712-D
Parliamentary debates on subject
of confederation of British North
American provinces. Quebec,
1865 328.712-De
JouRNAW. 6 V. Ottawa, v. d 328.714-Jc
Legislative assembly. Journals. . .328.714-Jla
Legislative council. Journals.
(Joumeauz du conseil legislatif).
7 V 328.714-Jlc
Senate. Journals. 5 v 328.714-Js
Sessional papers. 47 V. Ottawa, v. d 328.714-S
House of assembly. Debates and
proceedings, 1864-67. 4 v. in i.
Halifax, 1864-67 328.716-D
Journals. Bd. in 25 v. Halifax,
v. d 328.716-J
Parliamentary reporter, contain-
ing debates of assembly for 1851.
Halifax, folio 328.716-P
SOCIOLOGY.
13
Political Parties.
Anthony, C. Popular sovereignty,
being some thoughts on domestic
reform 329.3-A6
330-B8
330-H8
POLITICAL ECONOMY.
IlROUGHAMand Vaux, Henry, Baron.
Political philosophy. 3 V
Fawcett, H. Manual of political
economy 330-F2
CiKORGE, H. The science of political
economy 330-G3
HoRTON, Sir R. W. Lectures on
statistics and political economy . .
Knight, Charles. Knowledge is
power. An elementary treatise
on the results of the use of
machinery. Production and dis-
tribution of wealth. Relations
of capital and labor, &c
Laing, S. National distress, its
causes and its remedies
Marcet, Mrs. J. Conversations on
political economy 330-M3
RiCARDO, R. Principles of political
economy and taxation
Smith, A. Nature and causes of
wealth of nations. 4 v. Edin.,
1817. (Same, Edin., 1838)
Wade, J. History of political phil-
osophy of middle and working
classes. (Bd. with Guizot's
"hist, of civilization," see 901 . . ,
Wei,LS, D. a., LL.D., D.C.L. Re-
cent economic changes and their
effect on the production and dis-
tribution of wealth on the well-
being of society 330-W4
Palgrave, R. H., F. R. S. Dic-
tionary of political economy. 2 v R330.3-P1
Bastiat, F. Essays on political
economy 330.4- B3
330-K6
330-Li
330-R4
330-S6
330- W I
Capital, Labor and Wages.
331-B8
Brassey, T. Work and wages
Helps, Sir A. Claims of labor;
essays on duties of employers to
employed. L. , 1845 331-H4C
Helps, Sir A. Report on employ-
ment of women and children in
agriculture 33i-H4r
HlPPlSLEY, Sir J. C. Prison labor . .
Lalor, J, Money and morals
Taussig, F. W. Wages and capital :
an examination of the wages
fund doctrine
Thompson H. M. The theory of
wages, and its application to
the eight hour question, and
other labor problems
Wright, T. {Pseud., "The journey-
man engineer"). The great
unwashed 331-W9
Wyckoff, W. a. The workers. An
experiment in reality, (the east) 33i-W97e
Wyckoff, W. A. The workers, an
experiment in reality (the west). 331-W97W
331-H6
331-1^2
331-T2
331-T4
Banks, Money,
A.. M. E,
Credit, Interest,
A history of
Dei. Mar,
money 332-D3
Francis, J. Chronicles and char-
acters of the stock exchange 332-F8
GiLBART, J. W. History of banking
in America. L., 1837 332-G4
GiLBART, J. W. (Rd. by Michie,
A. S. ) The history, principles
and practice of banking. ( 2 v. ) 332-G4m
Gouge, W. M. Short history of
paper money and banking in
the United States '. 332-G6
JEVONS, W., LL.D. Investigations
in currency and finance 332-j5i
jEVONS, W., LL. D. Money and the
mechanism of exchange 332-j5ni
Laughun, J., Ph.D. The historj of
Bimettalism in the United Stati-s. 332-L3
MACLEOD, H. D., M.A. The theoiy
and practice of banking. 2v... 332-Mi
Rae, G. The country banker, his
clients, cares and works 332-Ri
RiCARDO, S. A national bank, the
remedy for evils of paper cur-
rency 332-R4
Society of arts. Report relative to
mode of preventing forging of
bank-notes 332-S6
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!i
I' I
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if :
I,
:iii '
i;;
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YouNO, O. R. History, principles,
and prospects of bank of Uritish
North America, and of Colonial
bank
SOCIOLOGY.
Co-operation.
CRATCHi.RV, A, Friendly societies
for sickness pay, life-assurance
and pensiors
rinaiice.
Hamit.ton, R. Inquirj' concerninfj
the national debt of Great Britain
and Ireland
ToRRKNS, R. Influence of external
corn trade upon national wealth.
332-V7
334-S4
336-112
336-T6
Protection and Free Trade.
Buss, Henry. Colonial intercourse.
L., 1830
Corn Laws. Pamphlets relating to
corn laws, etc
Customs. Provincial laws of the
customs, and imperial acts on
the same subject, applicable to
province of C. Montreal, 1844 .
Pauperism.
Pinch of Poverty. The sufferings
and heroisms of the London poor.
337-R6
337-C8
337-C9
339-1'
LAW.
Smith, J. G. Principles of Forensic
medicine. (See also 132. i. In-
sanity) 340.6-S6
Hoffman, .1. Course of legal study 340.7-H6
Pollock, Sir F. Oxford lectures. . . 340.8.P7
Pulling, A. The order of the coif . 340.9-P9
Westminster hall, or professional
relics and anecdotes of bench,
bar and woolsack. 2v 340. 9- Ws
PUBLIC LAW.
International Law.
International American confer-
ence. Reports and recommen-
dations
341. i-I
Constitutional Law and History.
Drlolm, J. Con.stitution of F.ngland 342-1)3
Dl'MAS, A. Progress of democracy . . 342-1)8
Frkkman, R. a. Growth of the
Knglish constitution 342-I*'8
Hallam. H. Constitutional hi.story
of England. 3v 342-Hf
Miller, J. Historical view of Kng-
• lish government to 1688 342-M6
Parliamentary or constitutional
history of F'ngland to Charles H.
2nd ed. V. 1-4, 7-24. L., 1762. 342-P2
Rationale of political representa-
tion. By author of e.s.says on
formation of opinions. L., 1835. 342-R2
Stephens, A. J. Rise and progress
of the English constitution 342-S"*
Stores, A. The constitution of the
British colonies in North Americ
and the West Indies at the time
the civil war broke out in
America. L. , 1 783 342-S87
Story, J. Constitution of the United
States 342-S88
Taylor, H. LL.D. The origin and
growth of the English constitu-
tion ( 2 vols. ) 342-T2
Todd, A, Parliamentary government
in British colonies 342-T6
Western, T. G. Commentaries on
the constitution and laws of
England, incorporated with the
political text of J. L. DeLolnie . . 342- Wsn
Criminal Law.
Carpenter, Mary. Our convicts.
2 v. L., 1864 343-^2
Celebrated trials and remarkable
cases of criminal jurisprudence to
1828. v. 2. 3, 5, 6 343.1-C3
SOCIOLOGY.
»5
Rki'okt of trial of Frof. W. Webster,
indicted for iminler of Dr.
I'arkinan, before sui)reine judi-
cial court of Massachusetts,
March 19, 1850
Smith. Debate, house of coininons,
June, 1824, resjiectiii)^ trial and
coiideninntion to ileath by court-
martial of Rev. J. Sniitli, late
missionary in Demerara
TowNSKNO, W. C. Motleru state
trials; with notes, &c. 2 v
Tai.lack, W. Penological and pre-
ventive principles with special
reference to P^urope and America.
PRIVATE LAW.
U. S. Statutes.
r.XRKKS, J. Statutes and orders of
court of chancery, and statute
law of real property of New
York
British Statutes and Cases.
CHirrv, E. Index to all reported
cases, statutes, and general orders
relating to equity and bank-
ruptcy. 3 V. L., 1837
Cruise, W. Digest of laws of Eng-
land resjiecting real property.
7v. L., 1835
ST.^TL'TES of Upper Canada to time
of union. (Backed "revised
statutes of TJ. C") 2 v. Toronto
S'iWTuTES (acts). (Backed N. S.
laws). 4 v., 1758-1835. 8 v.,
1841-1880
Statutes (Revised). ist series.
Halifax, 1851. Same : 4th series.
Halifax, 1873
NEWFOUNDI.AND. Acts, 1843-45. 3v.
Treatises.
Angela, J. K. Law of watercourses
BlacksTone, Sir W. Commentaries
on laws of England
3431-R4
343i-vS6
343.I-T7
343-2-Ti
345-I'2
346-C5
346-C9
346-U
346-Na
346-Ns
346-Ne
347-A5
347-B6
Branch, T. Principia Icgis et
iL'Cjuitatis : Alphal)etical collec-
tion of maxims, princij)les or
rules, definitions, etc., in law and
equity. L., 1824
JoNi<;s, Sir W. Law of bailments...
Kent, J. CommenUiries on American
law. 4 V. N. Y., 1832
Marh's, J. Advice concerning bills
of exchange. 1-3 v. (Bd. with
Rolx-'rts's "map of conmierce."
380-R6)
Marshall, J. G. Justice of the
peace and county and township
officer in Nova Scotia; guide to
such officers in the di.scharge of
their duties. Halifax, 1846
Murdoch, B. Epitome of laws of
Nova Scotia. 2 v
Roberts, VV. Law of wills and
codicils. 2 V
Roper, R. S. D. Law of property
between h asband and wife. 2 v .
Roscoe, II. Digest of laws relating
to bills of exchange, etc
ADMINISTRATION.
Central Government
P^NSOR, G. National government.
2 V. L., 1810
Fitzgerald, P. Chronicles of Bow
street police office
347-B8
347-J7
347-K3
347-M3
347-M36
347-M9
347-R6
347-R7
3-17-R79
350-E5
35«-I'5
Local Government.
Bei.L, Sir J. />'ar/. Glasgow: its
municipal organization and ad-
ministration 352-B4
C<}NKi,iNG, A. R. City government
in the United .States 352-C7
Dolman, F. Municipalities at wo''- 352-D6
Ely, R. T. and FinlEY, J. .
Taxation in American states and
cities 352-E5
Mathews, N., Jr. City government
of Boston 352-M4
O'Meara, J. J. Municipal taxation
at home and abroad 352-O5
Shaw, Albert. Municipal govern-
ment in Europe 352-S5e
i6
SCX:iOLOGY.
I
il
?
■4t:
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Shaw, Albert. Municipal govern-
ment in Great Britain 352-S5g
Waring, George E., Jr. Street
cleaning. The effect upon public
health, &c 352-W2
City Reports, Ordinances, &c.
Boston. Auditor's 50th annual re-
port, for 1861-62. Also 1890-94. . 352-Ba
Boston. Charter and ordinances.
B., 1834. Same. B., 1850. Same.
B., 1856 352-Bc
Boston. Municipal register: city
charter, and rules and orders of
city council. B., 1857 352-Bch
BuFFAt,o. Revised charter, by-laws
and ordinances. Buffalo, 1855 . . 352-B9
Charlottetown, p. E. I. Act to
incorporate the town. Charlotte-
town, 1885 352-C4
Hawfa::. Council minutes, 1896-97,
1897-98 352-Hic
Halifax. Laws and ordinances,
1876, 1891 352-Hil
Hamilton, Ontario. Civic reports. .
New York fire department. Annual
report of chief engineer. N. Y.,
i860
Portland. Annual reports of city
department'- 2 v. Portland,
1861 and 1863
Portland. Charter and ordinances,
&c. Portland, 1856
St. John, N. B. Civic reports
Toronto. Report of City Engineer.
Toronto, 1898
352-H2
352-N
352-P
352-Pc
352-Si
352-T
United States and State Government.
Laws of state of New York, &c.,
relating to fire department of
state of New York, 1812-60.
' N.Y., 1859 353-1/
OusKLKY, W. G. Statistics find poli-
tical institutions of United States.
Ph., 1832 353-0
Organization of Central Government.
British Army.
Duncan, F. Our garrisons in the
west, or sketches in British
North America 354.426-D9g
Duncan, F. History of royal regi-
ment of artillery. 2 v 354.426-0911
FiTCHETT, P.ev. W. H. Pseud.,
"Vidette." Deeds that won the
empire 3S4.426-F5d
Forbes, A. History of the Black
Watch 354.426-F6
MacKinnon, Col. D. Origin and
services of Coldstream Guards.
2 v. L., 1^33 354.426-Mi
Stewart, D. Sketches of character,
manners, &c., of highlanders of
Scotland, with military services
of highland regiments. 2 v.
Edin., 1822 354.426-S.S
Victories of Wellington and the
British armies. By author of
"Stories of Waterloo." L., 1852. 354,426-V
British Navy.
Adams, William H. Famous ships
of the British navy 354.427-A2
Duncan, A. The British trident, or
register of naval actions. 6 v. in
3- L., 1809 354.427-D9
Hannay, D. a short historj' of the
royal navy 354.427-H2
Naval Chronicle, containing gen-
eral and biographical history of
royal navy of united kingdom.
20 V. L. V. d 354.427-N3
SteevENS, G. W. Naval policy 354.427-S8
Military Science, &c.
Miles, General N. A. Military
Europe. A narrative of personal
observation and personal experi-
ence 355-M6
Ro'\rAL united service institution.
Journal, v. 16 355-R8
Whitaker. Naval and r.iilitary
directory, 1899 R355-42-W5
Wood, Gen. Sir. E. Achievements of
cavalry 357- W8a
Wood, Gen. Sir E. Cavalry in the
Waterloo campaign 357- W8c
ASSOCIATIONS AND INSTITUTIONS.
Political.
O'LKarv, J. Recollections of fenians
and fei ianism
363-04
Reformatory.
I.oMBROSO, Prof. C. and Ferro, W.
The female offender 364-L8
Morrison, W. D. Juvenile oflFen>lers 364-M8
Howard, J. State of prisons in
England and Wales 365-H8
()i,D Bailky experience; our penal
code and prison di^^ipline, L,,
1833 365-O4
Secret Societies.
Carbonari. Memoirs of secret
societies in Italy, particularly
theC
I-'rost, T. Secret societies of Euro-
pean revolution, 1776- 1876. 2 v.
Social Clubs.
Hay, C. The club and the drawing-
room; pictures of modern life.
2 V
Insurance.
Price, R. Observations on rever-
sionary payments, annuities,
assurances, etc. 2 v
Rki.ton, F. B. Fire insurance com-
panies
EDUCATION.
CENTRAL society of education.
Second publication. L., 1838...
Ch atauquan, The
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391-E1
382-A5
38a-C8
Jeafkreson, J
bridals. 2 v
Birtli, Home and Sex Customs.
C, Brides and
392.5-J4
Harvey, Mrs. A. J. Turkish harems,
and Circassian homes 392.6-H3
LoTT, E- Governess in Egypt:
harem life in Egypt and Con-
stantinople. 2 V 392.6-L8
394-BS
382-M9
385-Ri
385-S5
385-Ri
3«7-P7
CUSTOMS, COSTUMES, POPULAR LIFE.
Gould, S. Baring. Strange survivals 390-G6
B^ANC, C. Art in ornament and
dress 391-B6
Public and Social Customs.
Brand, J. Popular antiquities. 2 v.
Doran, Dr. J. History of court
fools 394- D6h
Doran, Dr. J. Table traits with
something on them 394- D6t
Habits of good society. N.Y.,'865 394-Hi
Jeafkreson, J. C. Book about the
table. 2 V. L., 1875
Stone, Mrs. E. Chronicles of
fashion: English society from
time of Elizabeth. 2 v
394-J4
394-S8
Etiquette.
Etiquette. Habits of good society.
N. Y., 1865 '..
395-H I
IFowati's Post (ion and Treatment.
Mason, O. awa'Tufton, A.M., Ph.D.
Woman's share in primitive
culture 396-M4
Gipsies, Nomads.
Borrow, G. The Zincali, or ac-
count of the gypsies in Spain.
Ph., 1833
397-B7
Folklore, Proverbs, &c.
Burckhardt, J. L. Arabic proverbs
translated and explained. L.,
1830
398-B9
Folklore of England and Scotland,
Ireland and Russia, Gennany
and Scandinavia, Oriental and
North American indian
PHILOLOGY.
19
398-F6
Gould, S. Baring. Old English
fairy tales 398-G5
MiDDLEMORE, Mrs. S. C. G. Spanish
legendary tales 398-M6
PHILOLOGY.
PHILOLOGY IN GENERAL.
TooKE, J. H. The diversions of
Parley. 2 v. L., 1829
400-T6
COMPARATIVE PHILOLOGY.
MuLLER, F. Max. The science of
language. ( 2 v. )
410-M9
ENGLISH PHILOLOGY.
Morris, R., and Skeat, W. \V,
Specimens of early English
420-M8
Dictionaries.
Johnson, S. Dictionary of English
language. 2 v. L. , 1 799
Library Dictionary of English
language. Founded on Johnson,
Walker, Webster, Worcester, &c.
Standard Dictionary of the English
language. Funk & Wagnalls. . .
Webster, N. International Diction-
ary of the English language ....
423-J
423-L
423-S
423-W
Synonyms, Homonyms.
Crabbe, G. English synonyms. , . .
424-C8
Elementary Books, Composition.
Booth, D. Principles of English
composition
428-B7
Irving, D. Elements of English
composition
Parker, R. G. Aids to English com-
position
GERMAN.
Flugel's Universal dictionary, Eng-
lish-German, and German Eng-
lish. 3v
Becker, C. F. Grammar of Ger-
man language
FRENCH.
Spier's Dictionary, English-French,
and F^rench-English. 2v
CoBBETT, W. French Grammar
SPANISH.
Fernandez, V. Grammar of Span-
ish language
428-I7
428-P2
433-F6
438-B3
443-S7
445-C6
465-1*3
LATIN.
Gradus ad Parnassum. Edin., 1816 474-G7
MINOR LANGUAGES.
Arnold, M. Celtic Literature 491.6-A7
Davies, E. Celtic researches on
origin, traditions, and language
of ancient Britons 491.6-Di
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III.
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NATURAL SCIENCE.
SCIENCE IN GENERAL.
Beaumont F. and Fletcher, j. Beau-
ties and wonders of nature and
science
Gilbert, L. Beauties and wonders
of nature and science
Good, J. M, Book of nature .......
Humboldt, F. Baron von. Aspects
of nature
HuMBOiyDT, F. Baron von. Kosmos.
Survey of physical phenomena
of the universe
Modern Preceptor v. 2
Patterson, R. E. Familiar science
500-B3
500-G4
500-G6
Soo-Hga
Soo-Hgk
50D-M6
500-P4
Philosophy Theories, &c.
Martin, B. Philosophia Britannica.
or system of the Newtonian
Philosophy, astronomy, and geo-
graphy. V. 3
Wheweli,, W, Philosophy of the
inductive sciences. 2v
501 -M3
501 -W5
Essays, Lectures, &c.
Allen, G., Wilson, A., Foster, T,,
Clodd. E., a«!arcet, Mrs. J. Conversations on
chemistry, 2 v 541-M3
Practical and Experimental Chemistry.
Faraday, M. Chemical manipula-
tion 542-F2
Henry, W. Epitome of experi-
mental chemistry 542-H5
Analysis.
AiKMAN, C. M. Milk, its nature and
composition 543-A2
Children, J. G. Chemfcal analysis,
chiefly from ' ' Traite de Chimie
Elementaire," of L. J. Thenard. 543-C5
Macadam, S. Chemistry of com-
mon things. Halifax, n. d 543-Mi
Organic Chemistry.
LiEBiG, J. J. von. Animal chemistry , S47-L7
MINERALOGY.
Anderson, J. W. Prospectors' hand-
book 549-A5
Erni, H. Mineralogy simplified . . . 549-E7
SCIENCE. ' ■ 9$
Jameson, R. System of Mineralogy.
3 V 549-J3
Robinson, S. Catalogue of Ameri-
can minerals, with localities 9-R6
GEOLOGY, PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY.
General Works.
Conversations on geology. L., 1828 5S0-C7
CuviER, G. L. C. F. D., baron.
Essay on theory of the earth .... 550-C9 •
Dana, J. D. Manual of geology... S50-D1
Darwin, C. Geological observations
on the volcanic islands and parts
of South America visited during
the voyage of H. M. S. " Beagle. ' ' 550-D2
Dawson, Sir J. W. The meeting-
place of geology and history .... 550-D27
Greenough, G. B. Critical examina-
tion of first principles of geology 550-G8
LooMis, J. R. Elements of geology. 550-L8
LYEI.L, SirC. Elements of geology. 55o-L9e
LyeiJv, Sir C. Lectures on geology,
delivered at New York. (Bound
with Guizot's "Hist, of civiliza-
tion," 901, G. 96) S50-L9I
LYELt, Sir C. Manual of elementary
geology 55o-L9m
Lyeh, Sir C. Principles of geology.
2v. L., 1833 550-L9P
Mii.LER, H. Footprints of the Crea-
tor 550-M6
Seelev, H. G. Story of the earth in
past ages 550-S4
Trotter, T. Treatise on geology . . 550-T8
Physical Geology.
KiNGSLEY, C. Madam how and lady
why, or first lessons in earth lore
for children. L. 1870 551-KS
Maury, T. F. Physical geography
of the sea 551.4-M4
Miw^ER, H. Geology of Bass Rock . S51.4-M6
SoMERVii,!,^, M. Physical geogra-
phy 55I-4-S6
,IHi
l»l
24 NATTTRAL
Meteorology.
Archibald, D. Story of the earth's
atmosphere 551.5-A6
Chambers, G. F. Story of the
weather 55I.5-C4
(5^^ also 613. 1, R6n).
Lauder, SirT. D. Great floods of
August, 1829, in province of
Moray 55I.5-L3
RBID, Sir W. Law of storms 551.5-R3
Stratigraphical Geology, Agents.
Miller, H. Old red sandstone. B.,
1851. (Same. B.. 1851) 551.7-M6
Darwin, C. The formation of
vegetable mould through the
action of worms ssi.g-Daf
Darwin, C. The structure and dis-
tribution of coral reefs 55 1 .9-D2S
Economic Geology.
Martin, E. A. Story of a piece of
coal 553-2-M3
RENNIE, R. Natural history and
origin of peat moss. Edin.,
1807 553-2-R4
Geology of Europe and America.
Miller, H . Cruise of the ' ' Betsey , ' '
or ramble among fossiliferous
deposits of the Hebrides ; with
rambles of a geologist. B,, 1858.
(Same. B., 1862) 554-M6
Dawson. Sir J. W. Acadian geology 557-D2
Geological and natural history sur-
vey of Canada. Annual report.
1882-86. 3 v. Ottawa, 1885-87. S57-G3
GesnER, a. Remarks on geology
and mineralogy of Nova Scotia.
Halifax, 1836 557-G39r
Gesner, a. ist-4th report. Geo-
logical survey of New Brunswick.
Bound in i v. St. John, 1839-42.
With additional report, dated
1843 557-G39S
PALEONTOLOGY.
Chambers, R. Vestiges of natural
history of creation 560-C4
SCIENCE.
Witham, H. T. M. Internal structure
of fossil vegetables of Great
Britain
561 -WS
BIOLOGY.
Pre-historic
Lubbock, Sir J. Pre-historic times,
as illustrated by ancient remains
and manners and customs of
modern savages 571-L9
Ethnology, etc.
Figuier, L. Human race 572- F4
Latham, R. G. Ethnology of Europe 572-L3
Reid Capt. M. Odd people, being a
description of singular races of
man 572-R3
TvLOR, E. B. Anthropology, an intro-
duction to the study of man and
civilization 572-T9
Wilson, Sir D. The lost Atlantis
and other ethnographic studies. . 572-W7
Natural History of Man.
Anderson, R. E. Story of the
extinct civilizations of the east. . 573-A5
Carev, H. C. Past, present and
future 573-C2
Clodd, E. The story of primitive
man 573-C6
Kames, H. H. Lord. Sketches of the
history of man d 573-Ki
KiDD, J. Adaptation of external
nature to physical condition of
man 573-^4
Lyell, Sir C . Geological evidence of
antiquity of man 573-L9
Prichard, J. C. Natural history of
man 573-P9
Evolution.
Clodd, E. Pioneers of evolution . .
Darwin, C. The descent of man . .
Darwin, C. Descent of man and
575-C6
575-D2d
selection in relation to sex 575-D2ds
NATURAL
Darwin, C. The origin of species
by means of natural selection, or
the preservation of favored races
in the struggle for life 575-D^o
Darwin, C . The variation of animals
and plants under domestication.
2 v 575-D2V
Heredity .
Gai,Ton, F. Hereditary genius, an
enquiry into its laws and con-
sequences 575-Gi
BOTANY.
General Works.
BkssEy, C. E . Essentials of botany . S80-B5
Broderip, J. W. Leaves from note
book of a naturalist 580-B8
Creevey, C. a. Flbwers of field,
hill and swamp 580-C9
Lee, J- Introduction to botany.
Edin., 1799 580-L4
LiNDLEV, J. Botany 580-L7
Linn or Linn^^us, C. von. Selec-
tion of the correspondence of
LiNN^us and other naturalists.
2 V 5«o-L75
•Marcet, Mrs. Conversations on
botany 580-M3
Rhind, W History of vegetable
Kingdom 580-R4
Rodway, J . Story of the forest and
stream 580-R6
Thornton, R. J. Elements of
botany. 2 v 580-T5
Wakefield, P. Introduction to
botany 580-W1
Wood. A. Class-book of botany 580- W8
Structural Botany, etc.
Darwin, C. The different forms of
flowers on plants of the same
species 58i-D2d
Darwin, C. Effects of cross and
self fertilization in vegetable
kingdom 58i-D2e
Darwin, C. Insectivorous plants. .. 58i-D2i
Darwin, C. Power of movement n
plants 581-D2P
SCIENCE. 25
Lyon, P. Physiology and pathology
of trees 581-L9
Moody, S. The palm tree 584-M8
Conn, H. W. The story of germ
life 589-C7
Report of microscopist for 1892,
Edible and poisonous nmshrooms,
etc. Pamph., Wash., 1893 589-R4
ZOOLOGY.
General Works.
BiNGLEY, W. Animal biography.
4 V 590-B6
Buckland, F. Log of a fisherman
and zoologist 590-B9
BuKFON, G. L , Conite de. Natural
history, tr. with notes by W.
Smellie. 20 v. L., 1^12 590-B92
CuviER, G. L. C. F. D., Baron.
Regne animal. 4 v. Paris, 1817 590-C9
Dawson, Sir J. W. Handbook of
Zoology 590-D2
Goldsmith, O- History of the earth
and animated nature . 6 v. With
many colored plates. L., 1822 . . 590-G6
HiCKSON, S J. The story of life in
the seas 590-H6
Pennant, T. British zoology. L-,
1812 590-P4
PiERSON, C. A. Among tlie forest
people J590-P6
White, G. The natural history of
Selborne. 2 v 590-W5
Wood. J G Illustrated natural his-
tory. 3 V. L. , n. d 590- WS
Physiological Zoology.
RoGET, P. M. Animal and vegetable
physiology. 2 v 591. i-Rya
Menault, E. Wonders of animal
instinct 59i 'S-Ms
invertebrates.
KiNGSLEY, C. Glaucus, or wonders
of the shore 592-K5
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96
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Insects.
HUBER, F. Observations on natural
history of bees. Edin , 1821 595-7-H8
KiRBY, W. Introduction to ento-
mology. 4 V. 1822-26 595 7-K5
Lubbock, Sir J. Origin and meta-
morphoses of insects. N. Y.,
1874 595-7-L9
MoRtKY, M. W. The bee people J595-7-M8
Wilson, J. Treatise on insects 595-7-W7
Fishes.
SwAiNSON. W. Natural history of
fishes, amphibians, and reptiles.
2v. L„ 1838
Yarreli,, W. History of British
fishes. 2 V. L , 1841
597-S9
597-Y2
Birds.
Waterton, C. Essays on natural
history, chiefly ornithology ; with
autobiography. L. , 1844
Wilson, A. avd Bonaparte, C L.
American ornithology. Ed. E.
Jameson, 4 v. Edin , 1831
Mammals.
SWAINSON, W. Natural history and
classification of quadrupeds. L.,
1835
Beale, T . Natural history of sperm
whale. L., 1839
599-S9
599-5-B3
ll'li;
USEFUL
t I
GENERAL WORKS.
Martin, S. The useful arts 600-M3
Marquart, J. Six hundred receipts 603-M3
Franklin institute, Pliiladelphia,
journal. Vol. 9-10. Ph., 1832.. 605-FS
Glasgow mechanics' magazine and
annals of philosophy. New ed
Glasgow, 1829 605-G5
Mechanics' magazine, museum re-
gister, journal, and gazette. 41 v.
L., 1823-51 '. 605-M4
Practical mechanic and engineer's
magazine. Glasgow, 1842-45 605-P8
Scientific American. 13 v 605-S4
Societies, Exhibitions.
ShEpp, J. W. and D. World's fair
photographed (with descriptions)
Society for the encouragement of
arts.manufactures and commerce,
London. Transactions. 38 V...
606-S5
606-S6
ARTS.
Patents, Inventions.
Commissioner of patents. Annual
report for 1845 608-C7
Repertory of patent inventions.
V. 6. L-, 1828 608-R4
History of Useful Arts.
BECKMANn, J. History of ancient
institutions, inventions and dis-
coveries in science and mechanic
art 609-B;
MEDICINE.
Holmes. O. W. Medical essays 610-H7
MiLLiNGEN, J. G. Curiosities of
medical experience 610-M6
Hachenberg, G. P , M. D. Medical
consultation book. A Pharmacolog-
ical and clinical book of reference 610.3-H I
Halford, Sir H. Essays and orations 610.4-H16
USEFUL ARTS.
«7
Anatomy.
Gray, Anatomy descriptive and
surgical 6i 1-G7
PaxTon, J. Study of human anatomy 611-P3
Physiology.
AcASSiz, 1,. J. R. and Gould, A. A.
Outlines of comparative physi-
ology 612-A2
Philip, A. P. W. Experimental
inquiry into laws of vital func-
tions 612-P5
KoKLER, L. Art of breathing 612.2-K7
Thompson, Sir H. Food and feeding 612.3-T4
Personal Hygiene.
Robertson, H- Natural history of
the atmosphere, in connection
with medicine and agriculture . . . 613.I-R6
Clarke, Sir A. Essay on warm,
cold and vapour bathing 613.4-C5
Thackrah, C. T. Effect of arts,
trades, professions, etc., on health
and longevity 613.6-T3
Adam, G M. Sandow's physical
training 613.7-A1
Hlaikie, W How to get strong and
how to stay so 613.7-B6
RrssELL, C Wonders of bodily
strength and skill Tr. and
enlarged from Guillaume Dep-
ping 613.7-R9
Materia Medica.
Drysdale, J. J and RussELL, J R.
Introduction to the study of
homeopathy 615.53-D8
Diseases and their Treatment.
Andrew, T. Cyclopaedia of domestic
medicine and surgery
BrcHAN, W. Domestic medicine. . .
616-A5
616-B9
. Veterinary.
Clater, F. Every man his own
cattle doctor
619-C6
You ATT, W. History, treatment, and
diseases of the horse 619- Y6h
YouTT, W. The horse 6i9.Y6ho
Blaine, D. Canine pathologfy 619-B6
ENQINEERINQ.
General Works.
Nicholson, P. Mechanic's com-
panion 620-N6
Rankine, W. J. M. Manual of civil
engineering 620-R2
Robertson, F. Engineering notes. 620-R6
Byrne, O Dictionary of machines,
mechanics, engine-work, and
engineering. 2 v 620.3-B9
Spon, E. Spon's dictionary of
engineering. 3 v 620.3-S2
Civil engineer and architect's journal
5. V L , v. d 620.5-C5
Engineering magazine 62o.5-E5m
Engineering news 62o.5-E5n
Practical mechanic and engineer's
magazine. v. 1-4. Glasgow,
1842-5 620.5-P8
Rankine, W. J. M. Useful rules and
tables relating to mensuration,
engineering, structures and ma-
chines 620 8-R2
Mechanical Engineering.
Rankine, W. J M. Manual of
applied mechanics 621-R2
Rankine, W. J. M. Manual of
machinery and millwork 62i-R2m
Rose, J, Practical machinist 621-R7
Steam Engines and Boilers.
Bourne, J Catechism of steam
engine 621. 1-B7C
Bourne. J. Hand-book of steam
engine 62i.i-B7h
Edwards, E American steam
engineer 621. 1-E2
Galloway, E History of steam-
engine., 621.1-G1
Grimshaw, R. Steam-boiler catech-
ism 621.1-G8
Hoblyn, R. D. Manual of steam-
engine 621 . 1-H6
f
i !
38 rSEFUL
JAMIKSON, A. Text-lx)ok on steam
and steam en^nes 621.1-J3
Klkin, J. F. Elements of machine
design 621.1-K6
Lardnkr, D. Steam enj^ine 621.1-L3
MUNRO, R. I). Steam boilers 621.1-M9S
MUNRO, R. I). Steam boilers, their
defects, management and con-
struction 62i.i-M9st
Rankink, \V. J. M. Manual of
steam engine and other prime
movers 621.1.R2
SCHWACKHOKER, F. Fuel and water,
with chapters on heat and steam-
boilers. Ed. \V. R. Rrowne 621.1-S3
Seaton, a. E. Manual of marine
engineering 621.1-S4
Thurston, R. H. Manual of steam-
boilers 621. 1-T5
BuSLEY, C. The marine steam-engine,
its construction, action and
management. (Not yet com-
pleted) R621.12-B9
Electric power and Light
Atkinson, P. Electric transforma-
tion of power 621 .3-A8
SuNGO, W., and Brooker, A.
Electrical engineering for electric
light artizans and students 621.3-S6
Thompson, S. P. Dynamo-electric
machinery : manual for students
of electrotechnics 621.3-T4
(5;^^ also 537).
Mining Engineering.
Mining journal. The 622-M6
Lock, C. G. W. Practical gold min-
ing. 1889 622.2-L8
Andre, G. G. Practical treatise on
coal mining. 2 v 622.3-A5
Davy, Sir H. Safety lamp for coal
miners 622.4-D2
Military and Naval Engineering,
Papers on subjects connected with
duties of royal engineers. New
series, V. 13. Woolwich, 1864.. . 623-P2
Synge, Col. M. On the defence of
England : military sketch 623-S9
ARTS.
Bridges and Roofs.
I'lm.KR, T. C. Bridge construction. 624-F4
Haupt, H. Theory of Bridge con-
struction 624-H3
Railroad and Road Engineering.
(iii.MCSPiK, W. M. Principles and
practice of road making 625-G4
Edgkworth, R. \^. Construction of
roads and carriages 625-E2
M'Adam, J. \^. Present system of
road making 625-M i
Canal Engineering
F1TZGERAI.D, P. Great canal at Suez.
2 V 626- F5
Tanner, H. S. Description of canals
and railroads of the United States. >
N, Y., 1S40 626-Tr
Sanitary Engineering.
MacguirE, W. R. Domestic sanitary
drainage and plumbing 628-M2
Matthews, W. Hydraulia : accoimt
of waterworks of London. L.,
1835 628.M4
Waring, G. E., Jr. Modern methods
of sewage disposal for towns,
public institutions and isolated
houses 628-W2m
Waring, G. E. Jr. The sanitary con-
dition of city and country dwell-
ing houses 628-W2S
AGRICULTURE.
AiTON, W. Agriculture of county of
Bute 630- A3
Brown, R. Agriculture and rural
affairs. 2 v 630-B8
Coventry, A. Discourses explana-
tory of lectures on agricultural
and rural economy 630-C8
CuRWEN, J. C. Observations on the
state of Ireland. 2 v 630-C9
Davy, Sir H. Elements of agri-
cultural chemistry 630-D2
USEFUL
Dawson, Sir T. W. Contributions
towards improvement of aj;ri-
cultiire in Nova Scotia, with hints
on in.maKement and improve-
ment of livestock. Halifax, 1H56 630-D27
Dickson, A. Agriculture. 2 v.
Kdin., 1770 63o-D5a
Dickson, A. Hu.shandry of the
ancients. 2 v, 17H8 63o-D5h
Dickson, R. W. Practical aj^jri-
culture. 2 V. L., 1807 630-D55
Doici.AS, R. Aj^culture of counties
of Roxburgh and Selkirk I^.,
1S13 630-D7
Ellsworth, W. H. Improvements
in agriculture and arts of I'nited
States. (Bound with Guizot's
" history of civilization, qoi-
Cr^g." 630-E4
Evans, W. Theory and practice of
agriculture, adapted to Canada . . 630-E9
KiNDi.ATKR, C. Agriculture of
Peebles. Edin., 1802 630-F4
Forsyth, R. Principles and practice
of agriculture. 2 v. Edin., 1804. 630-F7
Gray, A. Explanation of engravings
of implements of husbandry
used in Scotland. From drawings
by Gray. Backed "Sinclair's
husbandry, plates." (630-S6S).. 630-G7
Hayward, J. Science of agriculture.
L., 1825 630-H4
Hkadrick, J. Agricvilture of county
Angus, Forfarshire. Edin., 1813, 630-H43
Huntrr, a. Georgical essays. York,
1777 630-H9
Jackson, J. Agriculture and dairy
husbandry. (Bound with Guizot's
" Hist, of civilization," See qoi) . 630-Ji
Keith, G. S. Agriculture of Aber-
deenshire. Aberdeen, 181 1 630-K2
Kkrr, R. Agriculture of county of
Berwick. L., 1813 630-K4
Loch, J. Improvements on estates of
Marquis of Stafford, in counties
of Stafford and Salop, and on
estate of Sutherland. L., 1820. . 630-1,8
Lowe, J. Present state of England
in regard to agriculture, trade,
and finance. L. , 1822 630-L9
ARTS. 99
Marsiali., W. Management of
landed estates. L., 1806 63o-M3m
Marshai,!,, W. Review and abstract
of county reports t board of
agriculture, l-'ngland. 5 v. York,
1818 : 63o-M3r
Our farm of four acres and the
money we made by it 630-O9
Philadelphia .society for promoting
agriculture. Memoirs. 4 v. Ph.,
i«i5-iH 630-P5
Robertson, J. Agriculture of county
I n verness. L. , 1 81 3 63o-R6i
Robertson, J. Agriculture in county
Perth. Perth, 1813 630-R6P
Sinclair, Sir J. Code of agriculture.
L., 1817 630-S6C
Sinclair, Sir J. Systems of Hus-
bandry adopted in Scotland. 2 v.
Edin., 1814 630-S6S
Singer, W. Agriculture in county
Dumfries.
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Brothf:rs, a., F. R. S. Photo-
graphy, its history, process,
apparatus, working details, &c . . 770-B8
HlNTON, A. H. Practical pictorial
photography 770-H6
Photographic news. The R770-P5
Story, A. S. The story of photo-
graphy 770-S8
Watts, W. A., M. A. The photo-
graphic reference book R770-W3
WitSON, E. L. Photographic mosaics,
an annual record 770-W7
Woodbury, W. E. The encyclo-
paedia of photography R770-W8
MUSIC.
BURNEY, C. History of music. 4 v.
1776-89 780-B9
Crotch, W. Lecture on r.uisic 780-C9
CROWK.ST, F. J. The story of British
music 780-C95
Dictionary of musicians. v. 2.
(K-Z.) L.,1827 7S0-D5
Engki,, L/. From Handel to Halle.. 78o-E5h
ENGEiy, Iv. From Mozart to Mario.
2 V 78o-E5m
Hawkis, Rev. H. R., M. A. Music
and morals 780-H3
Krehbiki,, H. E. How to listen to
music 78o-K9h
KREHBiEt, H. E. music and man-
ners in the classic period 78o-K9m
Naumann, E. The history of music 780-N2
Phipson, Dr. T. 1,. Voice and violin 780-P5
Rowbotham, J. F. a history of
music 780-R8
Ei,SON, L,. C. Theory of music 781-E4
Upton, G. P. The standard cantatas,
their stories, their nmsic, and
their composers 782-U7C
Upton, G. P. The standard operas,
their plots, music and composers; 782-U70
Upton, G. P. The standard oratorios,
their stories, music and composers 783-U7or
ARTS.
Upton, G. P. The standard sympho-
nies, their history, nmsic and
composers 785-U7S
Musical miscellany ; collection of
songs set to violin and flute, by
eminent masters, v. 1-2, 4-5. h.,
1729-31 R784.8-M9
Bkhnkk, E.,<""/ Browne, L. Voice,
song and speech 784.9-B4
GuTTMAN, G. Gymnastics of the
voice 784.9-G9
Mackenzie, Sir M., M. D. Hygiene
of the vocal organs 784.9-Mi
Hart, G. Famous makers of the
violin 787. 1-H3
(&^ also78o-P5 and B-H38).
AMUSEMENT.
SuEFOLK ; Earl of, cl al. (Editors) .
The encycloptedia of sports. 2 v. R790-S7
Bernard, J. Retrospections of the
stage. 2 V ygi-ti^
Freeborough, H., and Raneen,
C. v.. Chess openings, ancient
and modern 794-F.S
Steinitz, \V. Modern chess instructor 794-8^
Courtney, W. P. English whist
and English whist players 795"C.S
Pole, Dr. W. The theory of the
modern scientific game of whist. 795-P7
Proctor, R. A. How to play whist. 795-P9
Outdoor Sports, Yachting, Fishing, Hunting.
DiTCHKiELD, P. H., M. A. Old Eng-
lish sports 796-D6
HERBERT, H. W. [Pseud., "Frank
Forrester. ' ' ) F^ield sports of the
United States and British pro-
vinces of North America. 2 v.. 796-H.s
StruTT, J. Sports and pastimes of
people of England 796-S9
Grace, W. G. Cricket 797-G7
KinGvSTon, W. H. G. Yacht voyage
round England 797-^,1 1
MiDDLEToN, E. E. Cruise of the
" Kate" 797-M6|
vmm
785-I-'7s
784.8-M9
784-9-^4
784.9-G9
784.9-Mi
787.1-H3
LITERATURE.
R790-S7
792-1^5
794-rs
794-S^
795-CS
795-^7
795-I'9
, Hunting.
796-D6
796-H.s
796-P9
797-G7
797-KSJ
797-M6
SiiKARMAN, M. I'ootball, history,
games, &c
STI'KI,, a. G., Lytti,eton, R. H.,
an J others. Cricket
OVKR tiuf and stubble. By " Old
Calabar. "
Barry, W. Moorland and stream,
with notes on shooting and trout
fishing
Boccius. G. Fish in rivers and
streams
Burton, E. F. Sport in India
Capper, J. Duke of Edinburgh in
Ceylon ; elephant 0".d elk sport. .
Ci'MMiNG, R. G. Five year's of
Hunter's life in interior of South
Africa. 2 v
CiMMiNO, R. G. Wild men and wild
beasts : scenes in camp and jungle
Davy, Sir H. Salmonia, or days of
fly fishing. By an angler
Grimblk, a. Deer-.stalking
IIoPKiN.s, Major F. P. Fishing
experiences
Johnson, D. Sketches of Indian
field .sports
Kennedy, W. R. Sporting adven-
tures in the pacific
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797-S8
798-O9
799-B2
799-B6
799-B9
799-C2
799-C9f
799-C9W
799-D2
799-GS
799-117
799-J6
799-K3
LamonT, J. Seasons with the sea
horses : sporting adventures in
the northern seas
Napier, Lieut. Col. E. Wild sports
in Europe, Asia and Africa. 3 v.
Newall, J. T. Scottish moors and
Indian jungles
PowEi.iv, R. S. S. Baden. Pigsticking
or hoghunting
Roosevelt, R. B. Game fish of
northern states and British pro-
vinces
Senior, W. Pseud. , ' ' Red Spinner. ' '
By stream and sea : book for
wanderers and anglers
Walton, I., and Cotton, C. Com-
plete angler
Whitehurst, F. F. Hark away :
.sketches of hunting, coaching,
fi.shing etc
Whitehurst, F. F. On the Gram-
pian hills ; grouse and ptarmigan
shooting, deer-stalking, salmon
and trout fishing, and other
sketches
Wilson, J. Rod and gun : treatises
on angling and shooting
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799-L2
799-Ni
799-^5
799-P8
799-R7
799-S4
799-W2
799-W5h
799-W50
799-W7
LITEUATURE.
GENERAL WORKS.
Anonymiana. Ten centuries of ob-
servations on various authors and
subjects 800-A6
Kames, H. H., Lord. Elements of
criticism. 2 v 801-K1
l^REWER, E. C, Ll. D. Dictionary
of phrase and fable R8o3-B8d
Hrewer, E. C. Readers' handbo'^k
of allusions, references, plots and
stories R8o3-B8r
1>ALLAS, E. S. Poetics : essay on
poetry 804-Di
ScHLEGEL, A. W. Lectures on
dramatic art and literature, a v. 804-S3
Rhetoric.
Adams, J. Q. Lectures on rhetoric
and oratory. 2 v
Blair, H. Lectures on rhetoric and
belles lettres. 2 v
Campbell, G. Philosophy of
rhetoric. 2 v
WhaTELY, R. Elements of rhetoric .
808- A 2
808-B6
808-Ci
808-W5
Elocution and Oratory.
BauTain, L. E. M."Art of extempore
speaking 808.5-B3
Carpenter, J. K. Popular readings
in prose and verse. Selected. 5 v. 808.5-C2
\W
LITERATURE.
1 1 ' ■;:
mi-'.
'!•' '
p.
36
RippiNGHAM, J. Art of public speak-
ing extempore 808.5-R5
Rush, J. Philosophy of human voice SoS.s-Rg
Coftections.
BarTLETT, J. Familiar quotations. . R808.8-B
CUNNIXGHAM, A. ed. The anni-
versary, or poetry and prose by
various writers 808.8-C9
ElEGANT extracts. Prose, 2 v.
Poetry, 2 V. Epistles, 2 v. (Same.
New ed. by j. G. Percival) 808.8-E3
Gknti,Eman's magazine. Selection
of curious articles from. John
Walker. 4 v. I,., 1814 &v>8.8-G3
Knight, C. Half hours with the best
authors ; selected and arranged
with biographical notices 808.8-K6
Repository of modern literature.
v. I & 2 808.8-R4
Warner, C. D. Library of the
world's best literature, ancient
and modern. 30 v R808.8-W2
History of Literature.
Berrington, J. Literary history of
the middle ages
DUNI^OP, J. History of fiction. 3 v.
Fitzgerald, P. History of Pick-
wick
Haham, H. Introduction to litera-
ture of Europe. 15th- 17th cen-
turies. 4 v. (Same. 3 v. Same.
2 V.)
ScHtEGEL, F. Lectures on history
of literature
SiSMONDi, J. C. L. S de. Historical
view of the literature of South
of Europe. 4 v
AMERICAN LITERATURE.
DUYCKiNCK, E. A., and Long, G.
Cyclopaedia of American litera-
S09-B5
809-D9
809-F5
809-H1
809-S3
809-S6
ture.
2. N. Y., 1856 810-D9
American Poetry.
Ai^DRiCH, T. B The sisters tragedy,
with other poems, lyrical and
dramatic
Archibald, A. K. Poems
Bailey, P. J. The age : a colloquial
satire
Bell, J. A. Chebucto and other
poems. Halifax, 1890
Bloomfield, R. Poems
Brainard, J. G. C. Poems; with
memoir
Campbell, W. W. The dread voy-
age ; poems ,
Carman, B. Low tide on Grand Pre.
DeMillE, J. Behind the veil : a
poem. Halifax, 1893
Drake, J. R. Culprit Fay and other
poems
Drummond, W. H. The Habitant..
Emerson, R. W. Poems
Fairfield, S. L. Poems
Harte, F. B. Poetical works
Herbert, S. and M. E. The ^^Jolian
harp or miscellaneous poems.
Halifax, 1857
Holmes, O. W. Poetical works. 3 v.
Longfellow, H. W. Poems
Longfellow, H. W. Poetical works
Lord, W. W. Poems
MURDOCK, W. Poems and songs. St.
John, N. B., i860
PoE, E. A. Poems
Simson, L- F. Flowers of the year,
and other poems St. John,
N. B, 1869
Americac Drama.
Preston, D. S. Columbus, or a hero
of the new world : historical play
811-A36
811-A67
811-B15
811-B43
811-B65
811-B81
811-C19
811-C28
811-D38
811-D76
811-D79
811-E53
811-F16
811-H32
811-H53
811-H75
811-L85P
811-L85W
811-L86
811-M97
811-P74
811-S61
812-P93
Brooks, P.
Americaa Essays.
Essays and addresses.
2v 814-B87
UTBRATURE.
^^
811-M97
811-P74
811-S61
812-P93
Burroughs, J. Birds and poets..,.
Fresh fields
Indoor studies
Locusts and wild honey
Pepacton
Riverby
Signs and seasons
Wake robin
Winter sunshine
Channing, W. E.. D. D. Works. 5 v
Curtis, G. W. From the easy chair
Emerson, R. W. Essays, ist series.
Letters and social aims
Representative men
Society and solitude
Harvey, Rev. M. Lectures : literary
and biographical
Hastings, S. Harvestings ; sketches
in prose and verse
Higginson, T. W. Cheerful yester-
days
Howells, W. D. Impressions and
experiences
James, H. Essays in London and
elsewhere
Lowell, J. R. Fireside travels
My study windows
PrESCOTT, W. H. Biographical and
critical miscellanies
ReppliER, a. Books and men
Essays in idleness
Essays in miniature
In the dozy hours
Points of view
Varia
Smith, G. Questions of the day . . .
8i4-B97b
8i4-B97f
8i4-B97i
814-B97I
814-B97P
8i4-B97r
814-B97S
814-B97W
8i4-B97wi
814-C45
814-C97
8i4-E53e
814-E53I
Si4-E53r
814-E53S
814-H34
814-H35
814-H63
814-H85
814-J27
8i4-L9if
814-L9IS
814-P9
8i4-R42b
8i4-R42e
8i4-R42es
8i4-R42i
814-R42P
814-R42V
814-S64
Howe, J.
letters.
B., 1858
American Oratory.
Speeches and public
ed. Annand W. 2 v.
American Humor.
815-H85
814-B87
American Letters.
Greyson, R. E. H. The Greyson
letters
Murray, N. Pseud., " Kirwan "
Letters to Rt Rev. J. Hughes. . . .
Washington, G. Letters to Sir John
Sinclair on agriculture and other
interesting topics. L , 1800
816-G84
816-M98
816-W31
Change for American notes : letters
from London to New York. By
an American lady 817-C45
Cozzens, F. S. Sparrowgrass papers,
or living in the country 817-C88
Davis, C. A. Pseud., " J. Downing."
Letters of J. Downing, major,
Downingville militia. N. Y,, 1834 8i7-Di6
Haliburton, T. C. Traits of Ameri-
humor ; by native authors 817-H17
Holmes,' O. W. Autocrat of the
breakfast table 8i7-H75a
Over the teacups 817-H750
Pages from an odd volume of
life 817-H75P
Poet at the breakfast table. . . . 817-H75PO
Professor at the breakfast table 8i7-H75pr
Irving, W. History of New York :
a burlesque chronicle. 2 v. 8i7-l72h
Sketch book of Geoffrey
Crayon 817-I72S
American Miscellany.
BuRRiTT, E. Thoughts and things at
home and abroad
CoLTON, W. Sea and sailor ; notes
on France and Italy and other
literary remains
Genin, T. H. Selections from his
writings
Headley, J. T. Miscellaneous works.
3V
HowK, J. Poems and essays
Mitchell, D. G. Pseud, "Ik
Marvel." Fudge doings. 2 v.
Reveries of a bachelor
Parley's Panorama, or curiosities of
nature and art, history and
biography
POE, E. A. Works
Sigourney, Mrs. L- H. Lucy How-
ard's journal
Story, J. Miscellaneous writings.
B., 1835
818-B97
818-C72
818-G3
818-H4
818-H8
8i8-M68f
8i8-M68r
818-P25
818-P74
818-875
810-S8
w
38
LITKRATURE.
!i' I
Thorkau, H. D. Autumn 81 8-T4Sa
The Maine woods 818 TaSni
Miscellanies 8i8-T48nii
vSuinnier 818-T48S
Walden Tond, or life in the
woods 818-T48W
A week on the Concord and
the Merriniac rivers 8i8-T48we
Winter 8i8-T48wi
WarIvAjnd, J. H. The plume, a tuft
of literary feathers 81 8-\V27
Wll,US, N. P. Outdoors at Idle wild. 818-W93
ENGLISH LITERATURE.
General Works, History.
Chambers, R. Cyclopicdia of Eng-
lish literature. 2 v 820-C44
SPAI.DING, W. English literature . . 820-S73
Harrison, F. Studies in early
Victorian literature 820-H31
Brooke Stopeord, A. English
literature from the beginning to
the Norman conquest 820.9-B87
SainTsbury, G. a short history of
English literature 820.9-S15
Taine, H. a. History of English
literature 820.9-T13
English Poetry.
{See also religious fioelry, 3^^.)
Aikin, J. Letters to a lady on a
course of English poetry 821-A29
Arnoi^d, Sir E- Light of Asia or
great renunciation 821-A75I
Arnold, Sir E. Light of the world. Sai-Ajsli
Arnold, M. Poems. 3 V 821-A757
Barton, B. Household verses 821-B29
Browning, Mrs. E. B. Poems. 2 v 821-B88
Browning, R. Selections from
poetical works 821-B882
Burns, R. Works. (With life by A.
Cunningham). 3 v. Same. (With
life by J. Currie). 4v 821-B96
Butler, Mrs. F. A. Poems 821-B98
Butler, S. Hudibras. 2 v 821-B986
Byron, G. G. N., 6th Baron. Childe
Harold's pilgrimage. L,., 1819 821-B99C
Marina Falierno, Doge of
Venice, an historical tra-
gedy ; Prophecy of Danto. a
poem. L., 1821. (With this
is also bound, Deformed,
transformed, a drama; Heaven
and earth, a mystery ; Wer-
ner, a tragedy 8:>i-B99m
Mazeppa, a poem. L., 1819 .. 82i-B99ma
Works, 4 v. L., 1823 821-B99W
Campbell. T. Poetical works. 2 v. 821-C19
Specimens of British poets,
with biographical and critical
notices, and essay on Eng-
lish poetry. 7v 821-C19S
Coleridge, S. T. Poems 821-C69
Collier, J. P. Poetical decamcron,
or conversations on English
poetry |and poets, av 821-C69
Cook, E. Melaia ; atid other poems. 82i-C77m
Poems. 2nd series 821-C77P
Cooke, P. P. Froissart ballads, and
other poems 82 1-C772
CowPER, W^ Poetical works 821-C87
Crabbe, G. Life and poems H21-C88I
Crabbe, G. Works. 5 V 821-C88W
Goldsmith, O. Poetical works.... 821-G63
Havergal, F. R. Poetical works . . 821-H38
Heber, R. Poems and translations. 821-H44
Hood, T. Complete poetical works. 821-H77C
Dream of Eugene Aram 82i-H77d
Poems : Hood's own 821H77P
Whims and waifs 82i-n77w
INGELOW J. Poems 821-146
Keats, J. Works 821-K25
KiNGSLEY, C. Andromeda and other
poems 821-K55
Kipling, R. Departmental ditties. . 82i-K57d
The seven seas ><2i-K57s
Landon, L. E. Pseud., " L. E. L."
Poetical works 821-L25
Landor, W. S. Works 821-L26
Lawson, Mrs. M. J. (formerly
Katzmann). Frankincense and
myrrh : selections from the poems
of Mrs. Lawson. ed. H. Piers
and C. Fairbanks. Halifax, 1893 821-L45
LEyden, J. Poetical remains 821-L68
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UTKRATURR.
39
LyTTon, K.G. Euhver-Lyttoii, Baron.
Kiii^ Arthur .S2i-L99k
Siamese twins : salirioal tale
with otlier poi'iiis. N. Y.,
I S3 1. (2 copies) M2I-L99S
LvTToN, IC. R. Rulwer-Lytton, 2ud
Baron. Pseud., " Owen Mere-
dith." Poetical works 821-L99S
Macaulay, T. B., ist Baron. Lays
of ancient Rome 821-M11
Macphkrson, J. Poems of Ossian,
With Blair's dissertations. 2 v.
L., 1806 82r-Mi7
McPhkrson, J. Poems, dcscriptivfc
and moral. Halifax, 1862 821-M172
Mathkr, J. JI. Popular studies of
19th century poets 821-M42
MUTON, J. Paradise lost. L., 1732.
(Second copy. L., 1790)... 82i-M66p
Poetical works. 2 v 82 1 -M66po
MiTCHKLi., N. ■ Ruins from many
lands ; descriptive poem 821-JI68
MoNTGOMKRV, J. Pelican island and
other poems S21-M78P
Poetical works. 4 v 821-M78W
MoNTGOMKRV R. Oxford : poem. . . 821-M78S
MooRK, T. The epicurean 82i-M82e
Poetical works. 10 v 821-M82W
Mullen, S. The pilgrim of beauty,
the Cottager's Sabbath, and other
poems 82S-M95
Norton, Hon. Mrs. C. E. Child of
the islands 821-N88C
Poems. 2v 821-NHSp
The undying one and other
poems 82i-N88t
Percy, T. Reliques of ancient Kng-
lish poetry, v. i. I.., 1767 821-P43
Pollock, R. Course of time 821-P77
PoPK, A. Poetical works 82i-P;'.2
Prior, M. Poems on several
occasions 821-P95
Proctor, A. A. Poems 82i-Pq6
Rogers, S. Italy 82i-R72i
Poems 821-R72P
Scott, Sir W. The lady of the lake 821-S42I
Lay of the last minstrel 82i-S42la
Marmion 82i-S42m
Miscellaneous poems 82i-S42mi
Works 821-S42W
Shelley, P. B. Works 821-S54
Singleton, I\Irs. JL ISL Pseud.,
" Violet Fane,". Denzil place:
a story in verse 82 1 -S6l
SoMKRYiLLE, W. Chance 821-VS69
SouTHEY, R. Curse of Kehama S21-S72C
Poetical works 82 1-S72P
Vision of judgment, ist ed.
L., 1S21 821-S72V
Tennyson, A. Enoch Arden 82i-T3ie
Gareth and Lynette, etc 82i-T3ig
Holy grail, and other poems. . 82i-T3ih
In mcmoriam. L., 1S70 S2i-T3ii
Poems 821-T3IP
The princess : a medlej- 82i-T3ipr
Works 821-T31W
Thompson, J. The .seasons 821-T48S
TUPPER, M. P., Proverbial philoso-
phy, with poems entitled a " thou-
sand lives " 82 1-T92
White, H. K. Poetical works ; and
remains 82 1-W58
Wilson, J. I^seud., "Christopher
North." Poems. 2 v. Edin.,
1825 821-W74
Wordsworth, W. Poems, chiefly
of early and late years,
including the Borderers, a
tragedy 82i-W9:^
Poetical works. 5 v. L.,
1827 821-W92PW
Selections from the poems of
Wordsworth 821-W92S
VouNG, E. Works. 3 V 821-Y71W
Dramatic Poems.
Hemans, Mrs. F. D. The siege of
Valentia and other poems 821.02-H48
MiLMAN, IL H. Anne Boleyn 82i.o2-M65a
Belshazzar 82i.o2-M65b
Martyr of Antioche 82i.o2-M65m
Ballads.
Book of ballads. Edited by Bon
Gaultier 821.04-B71
Couch, A. T. Q. Golden pomp 821.04-C85
Kipling, R. Ballads : and barrack-
room ballads 821.04-K57
ScoTT, Sir W. Glenfinlas and other
ballads ; with the vision of Don
Roderick. L., 1812 821.04-S43
Satirical.
Mathias, T. J. Pursuits of literature :
a satirical poem. L., 1798 .... 821.07-M43P
if
Hi
n I
if
IM^i
1^
40 LITERATURE
Collections.
Coi,ERiDGR. Poetical Works of Cole-
ridge, Shelley and Keats 821.08-C69
CowPER and Thompson. Works of . 821 .08-C87
Crabbr, G. Works of Crabbe, Heber
and Pollok 821.08-C88
Ei/Y/. Greek Antliology.,
876-C5
876-P7
877-J9
878-Ci
878-G3
878-L7
878-L7
878-S4
878-Ti
878-Tiw
880-B7
880-C6
881-N3
Sl*j
■w
m
fif
1 1
48
Dramatic Poetry.
iE.SCHYl.uS. Copleston, R. S., M. A.
Aristophanes. Collins. Rev. C. \V.
Aristophanes. 2 v. tr. by Mitchell,
T. I^., 1820-22
Euripides. Doinie, W. B
Sophocles. Collins, C. W
Epic Poetry.
Hesiod a>i(/ Theognis. Da\des,
Rev. J., M. A
Homer, Illiad. Collins, Rev. W. h.,
M. A
Homer, Odyssey. Collins, Rev. W.l,.,
M.A
Lyric Poetry.
Pindar. Morice, Rev. F. D., M. A.
HISTORY,
882-A2
882-A7C
882-A7m
882-E8
882-S7
Oratory.
Demosthenes. Brodribb, Rev.
W.J., M.A
Miscellany.
.^SOP. Fables. By James, T
Aristotle. Grant, Sir A
Epictetus. Works, tr. Elizabeth
Carter. 2 v
883-H5
883-H7i
883-H70
884.5-P6
885-D3
888- A 2
888-A7
888-E6
Herodotus. Historj'. tr. W. Beloe.
V. 3-4. (Book 4-9. )
Herodotus tr. Swayne, G. C, M. A.
LuciAN. Collins, Rev. W
Thucydides. 2 V. Hi.story of Pelo-
ponnesian war. tr. Bloomfield
S. T
Thucydides. Collins, Rev. W
Xenophon. Expedition of Cyrus
into Persia, and retreat of the
ten thousand, tr. E. Spelman . .
Xenophon. Grant, Sir A., Ll. D. .
Plato. Works, tr. H. Cary. 2v..
Plato. Collins, C. W. , M.A
Plato. Dialogues. Jowett, B., M. A.,
&c
888-H5b
888-H5
8S8-L9
888-T5b
888-T5C
888-X5e
888-X5g
888-P7C
888-P7C0
888-P7J
LITERATURE OF MINOR LANGUAGES.
Sadi or Moslih-ed-Din Sadi ben
Abdallah. The Gulistan or Rose
Garden, tr. F. Gladwin 891 .55-Si
BashkirTSEFF, M. Letters 891.76-B2
BowRiNG, J. Servian popular poetry
h., 1827 891.82-B7
History.
Wilson, H. H. Specinients of the
theatre of the Hindus, tr. from
the Sanskrit. 2 v. L,., 1835 894.91-W7
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M
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I (
GENERAL WORKS.
Creasy, Sir E. S. Fifteen deci.sive
battle.= of the world
Mahan, Capt. A. T., U. S. N. Sea
power. Influence on history
Sea power. Influence on the
French revolution
Maunder, S. History of the world.
2 V
Treasury of history, v. i . , , .
HISTORY.
900-C9
900-M2S
9oo-M2se
9oo-M4h
9oo-M4t
Nares, E. Continuation of Tytler's
elements of general history
Raleigh, Sir W. History of the
world. Iv., 1614
R0BERT.S0N. W. Historical works..
RoTTECk, C. von. Hi,story of the
world
Tytler, a. F. Elements of general
history. 2 v. L,., 1821. (For
continuation by Nares, See
900-N2)
900-N2
9ao-Ri
900-R6
900-R8
900-T9
HISTORY.
)i-W7
History of Civilization.
Buckle. H. T. History of civiliza-
tion in England. 3v 901-B9
Draper, J- History of the intel-
lectual development of Europe.
2 V 901-D7
Ferguson, A History of civil
society 901-F3
GuizoT, F. P. G. General History
of civilization in Europe. , , . goi-Ggg
Histoire de la civilisation en
France. 6 v. in 5. Bruxelles,
1835 90i-G9h
Hai^SEY, L. J. Scotland's influence
on civilization 901-H1
Lubbock, Sir J, Origin of civiliza-
tion and the primitive condition
of man 901-L9
Chronologies.
Br.AiR, J. Chronological tables of
remarkable events, famous men
of learnin,-^, statesmen, etc., from
the creation to A. D., 1750. 55
folio engraved plates 902-B6
Haydn's dictionary of dates R902-H4
Nicholas, Sir H. Chronology of
history 902-N6
Tablet of memory, showing every
important event in history to
1817, etc. Iv., 1818 902-Ti
Dictionaries, Cyclopedias.
Bayle, p. de. Dictionaire historique
et critique. 4 v. Rotterdam,
1720. (Folio.)
Historical and critical diction-
ary. Selected and abridged.
4v
I.ARNED. J. M. History for ready
reference and topical reading. 4v.
903-B3d
903-B3h
R903-L3
900-T9
.'iRNOLD, T.
history ,
Lectures.
Lectures on modern
904-A7
Periodicals.
Annual register, or history, politics
and literature. 72 v
49
905-A
Methods of Teaching,
BoLiNGBROOKE, H. ST. J., Lord Vis-
count. Letters on study and use
of history
907-B6
Collections.
Richardson, M. Movements of
British legion, with strictures on
conduct of Lieut. -Gen. Evans.
L., 1837. (Contains also the
philosopher, historical and critical
notes, biography, etc. ) 908-Rs
Robertson, W. Works. 10 v 908-R6
Universal Histories.
Fredet. p. Modern history from
coming of Christ 909-F8
Shuckford, S. Sacred and profane
history of the world connected . . 909-S5
Taylor, W. C. Manual of modern
history 909-T2
GEOGRAPHY AND TRAVEL.
Bigland. J. System of geography
and history 910-B5
Gazeteers.
Brookes, R. London general gazet-
teer of the world R910.3-B8
Chambers, R. and W. Gazetteer of
Scotland '. R910.3-C4
Descriptive and statistical gazetteer
of the world R910.3-D4
Landman, G. Universal Gazetteer . R910.3-L2
LiPPiNCOTT's pronouncing gazetteer
of the world, ed., 1898 R910.3-L7
Murray, H., and others. Encyclo-
paedia of geography R910 3-M9
Smith, J. C. Harper's statistical
gazetteer of the world R910.3-S6
Thomson, J. Universal gazetteer... R910.3-T4
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50
TRAVELS.
in
!•'
■511
5i
■»' '
h^'i'
Circumnavigations, Ocean and General
Travel, etc.
Al,l Bey. Travels in Morocco,
Tripoli, Cyprus, Egypt, Arabia,
Syria, and Turkey 910 4-A39
AiyViEHA, Count G. Sahara and
Lapland 910.4-A47
Amicis E. de. On blue water 910 4-A51
Anderson, Capt. L. Among typ-
hoons and pirate craft 910.4- A54a
Cruise in an opium clipper 910.4-A54C
Aanoi^d, Sir E. Seas and lands 910 4-A75
Ayi^mer, F. Cruise in the Pacific,
from the log of a naval officer. . . 910.4-A97
Beaxtvoir, L. Marquis de. Voyage
round the world 910.4-B38V
Pekin, Jeddo, and San Fran-
cisco : conclusion of voyage
round the world 910.4-B38VO
Beechey, F. W. Voyage to the
Pacific and Beering Strait in
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Rakkr, Sir S. W. Nile tributaries of
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B-S52
B-S525
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B-S527S
B-S55
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B-S56C
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B-S71
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KoHT.RAUSCH, F. History of Ger-
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Wraxali,, Sir N. W. Memoirs of
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CoMiNES, P. de, Sieur d'Argenton.
Memoirs, containing history of
Louis XL, and Charles VIII. of
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L., 1823 944.02-C73
Kirk, J. F. Hi.story of Charles the
Bold, Duke of Burgundy 944.02-K5
Masson, G. Mediaval France ....044.02-M41
Ci-ERY, J. B. Journal of occurrences
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Dangeau, p. de C. Marquis de.
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Pardoe, J. Louis XIV and the
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Lamballe, M. L., Ptincesse de.
Secret memoirs of the royal
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MACFARI.ANE, C. French revolu-
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History of consulate and em-
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Busk, M. M. History of Spain and
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CoMPENDio de la Historia de Espana.
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IIerefknd, Rev. C. History of
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Pooi.R, S. L. Moors in Spain 946.02-P82
Prescott, W. H. History of reign
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AcHiijj, G. Dealings with the
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Froude, J. A. The Spanish story of
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Ivi-ORENTE. J. A. History of Inquisi-
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Prescott, W. H. History of reign
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Watson, R. Reign of Philip II. of
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Ranke, L. Ottoman and Spanish
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Hamilton, T. Annals of Pennin-
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Londonderry, Lieut.-Gen. C. W.
Vane, Marquis of. Narrative of
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Maxwei,!,, W. H. Peninsular
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Napier, Sir Charles. The war in
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Sherer, Major M. Recollections of
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SouTHEY, R. History of Peninsular
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Shaw, Col, C. Personal memoirs and
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Drinkwater, J. History of the
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Stephens, H. M. Portugal 946.9-S83
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Morfili,, W. R. Russia 947-M84
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Segur, p. P. History of Russia and
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Laveaux, J. C. T. de. History of
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TooKE, W. Russian empire during
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Sandwith, H. Siege of Kars 947.07-822
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Chesney, Col. F. R, Russo-Turkish
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Forbes, A. Czar and Sultan 947 . 08-F69
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Dunham, S. A. History of Poland. 947.5-D91
Harking, H. Poland under Russia. 947.5-H29
Norway, Sweden and Denmark.
WhEATOn, H. History of Northmen,
or Danes and Nonnans 948- W55
Du Chaii,IvU, p. B. The Viking age ;
early history, manners, and cus-
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Creasy, Sir E. S. History of Otto-
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Lake, Col. A. Kars and our captivity
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HUHN, A. von. Struggle of Bulgari-
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Bonaparte, L. Historical docu-
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MoTi,EY, J. L. History of United
Netherlands, 1584-1609. 4v..949.2-M9ih I, , > x^ • • .^,.-
. J t 7 t 7^:^ 7 I Murray, A. Doings in China. 1841-
Rise of Dutch Republic. 3 v..949.2-M9ir ^^ 951-M98
Rogers, J. E. T. Holland 949. 2-R72
3chii,i.ER, J. C. F. von. History ot
revolt of Netherlands 949- 2-S33
Theatre of present war in Nether-
lands and upon Rhine ; with
plans of fortified places, also mili-
tary dictionary. L., 1746 949. 2-T37
Belgium.
White, C, Belgic revolution of 1830.949. 3-W58
Switzerland.
Hug, Mrs. L. and Stead, R.
Switzerland 949.4-H89
Pi,anTA, J. History of Helvetic Con-
federacy. 2 v 949.4-P71
SiMOND, L. Switzerland, 1817-19. . . 949.4-S59
Greece.
Oman, C. W. C. Byzantine empire. .949.5-O54
Turkey in Europe.
CampbEIvI,, Sir G. Handy book on
eastern question ; recent view of
Turkey 949.6-C18
Japan.
MOSSMAN, S. New Japan 952-M91
Arabia.
GitMAN, A. The Saracens 953-G48
India.
Corner, J. History of India 954-C81
India : political, descriptive and
historical 954-13
Macfarlane, C. History of British
India 954-Mi4h
Our Indian empire. 2v 954-M140
Malcolm, Sir J. Political history of
India, 1784-1823. 2 v 954-M24
Murray, H. History of British
India to 1854 95''-M98
HOLMES, T. R. E. History of the
Indian mutiny 954. 2-H75
GouGH, Sir C, V. C. The Sikhs and
the Sikh wars 9545-G69
MODERN HISTORY.
95
954-C81
954-I3
954-M24
95''M98
54.2-H75
54.5-G69
Shahamat, ah. The Sikhs and
Afghans, in connection with India
and Persia, ininiediatclj hefore
and after death of Ranjcet Singh.
L., 1^47 954.5-f^52
Knighton, W. History of Ceylon.. 954. ^-K7i
Turkey in Asia.
Barker, J. Syria and Egypt under
the last five Sultans of Turkey. . 956-B25
HUNTKR, W. P. Expedition to Syria
under Admiral Sir R, Stop-
ford. 2v 956-Hq4
Finn, J. Stirring times, or records
from Jerusalem consular chron-
icles, 1853-56. 2v 956.9-^51
WiLUAMS, G. The Holy city 956.9-W72
Russia.
Krauss, a. Russia in Asia. 1558 to
1^99 957-K91
. ^: Farther India.
SnodgrAvSS, J. J. The Burmese war,
1824-26 95Q.1-S67
AFRICA.
Poole, S. L. Barbary Corsairs 961-P82
M11.NER, Sir Alfred, G. C. M. G.
England in Egypt 962-M65
Bennett, E. N. The downfall of the
Dervishes 962.6-B47
BtTRi.RiGH, B. Kartoum campaign,
1898 962.6-B96
Steevens, G. W. With Kitchener
to Kartoum 962 . 6-S81
BuTtER, Sir W. F. Akini-Foo ; the
historv of a failure 966.7-B98
NORTH AMERICA.
Buckingham, J. S. America : histori-
cal, statistic and descriptive. 3 v. 970-B92
Northrop, H. D. Four centuries of
progress, or panorama of Ameri-
can history 970-N87
Parkman, F. Half-ccnturj- of con-
flict. 2 V 970-P24
RoBERTvSON. History of America
continued to the jiresent time.. 970-R64
Indians of North America.
Catijn, G. Letters and notes on
manners, customs and conditions
of North American Indians. 2 v. 970. 1-C36
Drake, S. G. Book of the Indians. 970.1-D75
HAI.KKTT, J. Historical notes respect-
ing Indians of North America,
with remarks on attempts to con-
vert and civili/e them , 970. i -Hi 7
McLean, J., M. A., Ph. D. Canadian
savage folk 970. 1-M16
YovNG, E. R. Stories from Indian
wigams 970. 1-Y71
Drake, B. Life of Tecumseh and
hi' brother, the prophet ; with
s' jli of Shawanoe Indians.... 970.2-D76
Copway, G. Traditional history
Ojibway Indians 970.3-C78
Hunter, J. D. Manners and customs
of several Indian tribes west of
the Mississippi 570. 3-H^
Miu.ER, C. H., {Pseiid., "Joaquin
Miller.") Life among the Mo-
docs : unwritten history 970.3-M64
Canada.
BouRiNOT, J. G. The story of Canada. 971-B77
BrycE, Rev. G. A short history of
the Canadian people 971-B91
Coffin. W. F. 1812 ; the war and
its moral : a Canadian chronicle. 971-C67
Durham, J. G., Earl oi. Report of
affairs of British North America. 971-D96
Fitzgibbon, M. a. Veteran of 1812 :
Life of J. Fitzgibbon 971-F55
Head, Sir F. B, Narrative. (Cana-
dian affairs. ) 971-H43
Hind, H. Y. and others. Eighty
years' progress of British North
America 971-H66
KiNGSFORD, W. History of Canada. 971-K55
.m
i;
4i:.
Bi
96 MODERN
KiRKB, H. First English conquest
of Canada : with :.ccount of
earliest settlemer.ta of Nova
Scotia and Newfoundland 971-^59
Macgrkgor, J, British America .. . 97i-Mi4b
Progress of America to 1846.
2 V 971-M14P
Murray, H. Historical and descrip-
tive account of British America.
3 V :i-M98
Farkman, F. Conspiracy of Pontiac
and Indian war after con-
quest of Canada. 2 v 971-P24C
Count Frontenac and New
France under Louis XIV . . . 971-P24CO
Montcalm and Wolfe. 2 v 97i-P24m
Old regime in Canada 971-P240
Pioneers of Franc^ in the New
world 971-P24P
Roberts, C. G, D. The Canadians
of old 971-R64C
History of Canada 97i-R64h
Warburton, G. Conquest of
Canada. 2 v 971-W25
WlTHROW, W. H., D. D. Popular
history of the Dominion of
Canada 97i-\V82
Hopkins, J. Castell. Canada, an
Encyclopaedia. 5 v R971 .03-1179
British Columbia.
BEGG, A. C. C. History of British
Columbia 971 . 1-B41
North-West.
Begg, a. The creation of Manitoba,
or history of the Red River
troubles 971 . 2-B41
Macbeth, Rev. R. G. The making
of the Canadian west 97 1 . 2-M1 im
The Selkirk settlers in real life.971.2-M1 is
McDougah, J. Forest, lake and
prairie 97i.2-Mi3f
Pathfinding on plain and
prairie 971.2-M13P
Saddle, sled, and snowshoe . . .971.2-M13S
Young, E. R. By canoe and dog-
train 971 . 2-Y71
Young, Rev. G. Manitoba memoirs. 971.2-Y72
Ontario.
CONANT, T. Upper Canada sketches. 971.3-C74
Edgar. M. Ten year» of Upper
Canada, 1805-15 971.3-E2
HISTORY.
Hodgins, J. G. Legislation and his-
tory of separate schools in Upper
Canada 971 .3-H68
Lizars. R. and Mackarlane, K.
In the days of the Canada com-
pany 971 .3-L78
Quebec.
G1.ENEI.G, C. Grant, Baron. Des-
patches to Sir F. B. Head,
governor of Upper Canada. L.,
1839 97I-4-G55
New Brunswick.
Lawrence, J. W. Foot-prints, or
incidents in the early history
of New Bninswick 971 . 5-L42
St. John relief and aid society.
Report : disbursements of contri-
butions for sufferers by fire of
2ota June, 1877 971 .5-S14
A'ova Scotia.
Campbki.i., D. Nova Scotia in its
historical, mercantile and indus-
trial relalions 971 .6-C18
Hai,i burton, T. C. Historical and
statistical account of Nova S^ Ha.
2 V. Halifax, 1829 971.6-H17
Hannay, J. History of Acadia 971 .6-H24
LAWSON.Mrs.M. J., («£•<• Katzmann.)
History of the township of Dart-
mouth, Preston, and Lawrence-
town, Halifax county, N. S. ed.
H. Piers. Halifax 971.6-L45
LouiSBOURG memorial. Report of
the committee on the. N. Y.,
1896 R971 .6-L8
More, J. F. History of Queen's
county, N. S. Halifax, 1873..., 971.6-M83
Murdoch, B. Hi.story of Nova Scotia.
orAcadie. 3 v. Halifax, 1865-67. 971. 6-M97
Nova Scotia. Archives, 1714-1755.
ed. Akins, T. B R97i.6-N9a
Nova Scotia historical society. Trans-
actions, 1 887-95 R971 .6-N9h
Patterson, G. History of Pictou
county, N. S 971 .6-P31
Prince Edrvard Island.
Campbell, D. History of Prince
Edward Island 971.7-C18
MODERN
Neivfoiindlaud
Prowsk, D. W. History of New-
foundland 971 . 8-P96
Mexico.
Hale, S. Mexico 972-H16
Mill,, N. History of Mexico 972-M64
PreSCOTT, \V. H. History of Con-
quest of Mexico 972-P93m
RouiNSON, W. D. Memoirs of Mexi-
can revolution. 2 v 972-Pv66
Mansfield, E. D. The Mexican
war 972.05-M28
Kendall, J. J. Mexico under Maxi-
milian 972.07-K33
Salji-Salm, F., Prince. iJiary in
Mexico, 1867, including last days
of emperor Maximilian ; with
leaves' from diary of Princess
Salm-Salm. 2 v 972 . 07-S1 7
West Indies.
EDWARDr, B. History of British
West Indies 972 . 9-E26
RoDWAY, J. West Indies and the
Spanish Main 972 . 9-Rb9
Hazard, S. Santo Domin.'jo, past
and present ; with glance at
Hayti 972.93-H42
History of Island of San Domingo... 972. 93-H67
United States.
Bancroft, G. History of the United
States 973-B21
Bryce, J. The American connnon-
wealth 973-B91
Buckingham. J. S. Eastern and
western states of America 973-B92
FiSKE, J. A l.'istory of the United
States, for schools 973-^54
Gbahame, J. History of the United
States of America, till British
revolution of 1688. 2 v. L., 1827. 973-G74
I(KE, H. Memoirs of war in southern
department of United States. 2 v.
rii-, 1812 973-L47
McCarthy, J. H. A short history of
the United States 973-M12
Peabody, E. p. Chronological his-
tory of the United States 973-P35
HISTORY.
97?
Smith, G. The United States : an
outline of political history, 1492-
187 1 973-S64
Walsh, R. Appeal from judgments
of Great Britain respecting the
United States. L,., 1820 973-W22
Colonial Period.
Church, T. History of Philip's war,
conmionly called great Indian
war of 1675-76 ; also French and
Indian wars at the eastward, 1689,
1690, 1692, 1696, 1704, with
numerous notes ; also appendix
by Samuel G. Drake. 2nd ed.
Exeter, N. H., 1834 973.2C56
Greene, E. B, The provincial
governor in the English colonies
of N. A 973 . 2-G79
HaliburTon, T. C. Rule and mis-
rule of English in America 973.2-H17
Parkman, F^. La Salle and dis-
covery of the great west 973 . 2-P24
Revolution.
CURWEN, S. Journal and letters of
an American refugee in England,
1775-84 973.3-C98
Lodge, H. C. The story of the
revolution. 2 v 973 . 3-L82
LossiNG, B. J. Seventeen hundred
and seventy-six 973 . 3-L88
Safeell, W. T. R. Records of the
revolutionary war 973 3-Si2
Stedman, C. History of American
war 973-3-S81
Trevelyan, Rt. Hon. Sir G. O.,
Bart. The American revolution.
Part I, 1766-1776 973.3-T81
War of iS'2
GlEIG, G. R. Campaigns of British
army at Washington and
New Orleans, 1H14-15 972-5-G55C
Subaltern in America ; com-
prising campaigns of British
army at Baltimore, Wash,,
&c 9735-G55S
Mexican War.
Carleton, J. H. Battle of Buena
Vista 973.6-C28
Kendall, G. W. Narrative of Texan
Santa F6 expedition. 2 v 973 •6-K33
'AM
m
.'.:■■&
■myaiw^— ■' ^•'"•" ,.*,.«ji»^if
«M
98 MODERN
C/t'?'/ War.
BATTi,E-FiEivr)S of the south, from
Bull Run to Fredericksburg. By
an English combatant in the
southern army. 2 v 973 . 7-B33
GRKEI.EY, H. American conflict :
rebellion in the United States.
1860-64. 2 V 973.7-G79
Hardinge, Mrs. B. B. Belle Boyd in
camp and prison. By herself.
ed. G. A. Sala 973 . 7-H26
Lawrence, G. A. Border and bas-
tile 973.7-L42
ParTon, J. General Butler in New
Orleans 973 . 7-P27
Poi,i.ard, E. a. First year of the
war 973-7-P77f
Southern history of the war. . .973.7-P77S
Russell, W. H. My diary north
and south 973 . 7-R96
Naval History.
Cooper, J. F. History of navy of
United States of America 973 . 75-C77
N'ew England.
Cheever, J. B. Journal of the pil-
grims at Plymouth, 1620 974.4-C51
FiSKE, J. The beginnings of New
England 974.4-F54
Hutchinson, T. History of colony
of Massachusetts Bay from 1698
until 1750. L., 1768 974.4-H97
MiNOT, G. R. History of insurrec-
tions in Massachusetts in 1786,
and rebv^llion consequent thereon.
Worcester, Mass. , 1 788 974 . 4-M66
Thacher, J. History of town of
Plymouth, with history of Abori-
gines of New England. B., 1835, 974.4-T35
South Eastern States.
Buckingham, J. S. Slave states of
America 975-B92
FiSKE, J. Old Virginia and her
neighbors. 2 v 975-F54
HewiT, A. Historical account of the
colonies of South Carolina and
Georgia. 2 v. L., I779 975-H61
Irving, T. Conquest of Florida by
Hernando de Soto 9;- . 9-I72
Southern and Pacific States,
Green, T. J. Journal of Texian ex-
pedition against Mier 976.4-G79
HISTORY.
Greenhow, R. History of Oregon
and California, &c 979-G81
Wilkes, G. History of Oregon.... 979. 5-W68
SOUTH AMERICA.
Brazil.
ArmiTage, J. History of Brazil. 2 v. 98:-A73
Henderson, J. History of Brazil . . 981-H49
SouTHEY, R. History of Brazil. 3 v.
Iv., 1810 981-S72
Peru.
PrescoTT, W. History of conquest
of Peru. 3 v 985-r'93
Ranking, J. Historical researches on
conquest of Peru, Mexico, Eogoto,
Natchez, Talomeco, in 13th cen-
tury, by Mongols, accompanied
with elephants. L., 1827 985-R21
Paraguay.
Rengcer, J. R., and Longchamps,
Reign of Dr. J. G. R. de
Francia in Paraguay. L., 1S27.. 989-R41
OCEANICA.
Crawfurd, J. History of Indian
Archipelago. 3 V Edin., 1820. 991-CS9
Raffles, SirT. S. History of Java.
2v. Iv., 1830 992.2-R13
New Zealand.
Thomson, A. S. Story of New Zea-
land, v. 2. L., 1S59 993.1-T48
Australia.
Tregarthen, G. Australian com-
monwealth. L,,, 1893 994-T76
Barrincton, G. History of New
South Wales. L., 1810 994.4-B27
Arctic Regions.
Saabye, H. E. Greenland : extracts
from journal kept in 1770-78.
L.. 1818 998-Sii
).5-W68
INDEX OF AUTHORS.
981 -A 73
981 -H 49
981-S72
985-r93
985-R21
989-R41
991-CS9
92.2-R13
(93.1-T48
994-T76
194.4-827
998-Sii
Abbott,J.,63, 75, 78,80,82,83.
84, 86.
Abbott, A'ev. J., 6q.
Abbott, J. S.C, 73, 78,81,82,
84.
Abdy, J. T., 11.
Abercronibie, J., 5.
Abercrombie, R., 20.
About, E., 46, 92.
Abrantes, Mme. Laurette P.
Junot, Duchesse de., 75.
Accuni, F., 31.
Achilli, G., 93.
Adam, G. M., 27.
Adams, A., 20, 52.
Adams, A. L., 20.
Adams, J. Q., 35.
Adams, O. F., 73.
Adams, W. H., 16.
Addison, C. G., 63, 73.
Addison, J., 40.
Adolphus, J., 75, 90.
Aeschylus., 47.
Aesop., 48.
Agapida, A., 93.
Agassiz, L. J. R., 20, 27, 70.
Aga.ssiz, Mr.e. I,. J. R., 70.
Aiken, C, 5.
Aikin. A,, 22.
Aikin, C. R., 22.
Aikin, J., 38, 55.
Aikin, L., 75- 77. 79. 81.
Aikman, C. M., 23.
Ainie-Martin., 17.
Aiton, W. 28.
Akins, T. B., 17.
Albeit F.dward, Prince Con-
sort, 75.
Alcott, L. M., 75.
Aldrich, T. B., 36.
Alexander, A., 7.
Alexander, Sir]. E., 66, 67.
Alfieri, V., 47, 75.
Alfred, 75.
Alger, J. G., 57, 91.
Ali Bey., 50.
Alison, AVz'. A., 32.
Alison, Sir A., 40, 82, ^8.
Allen, G., 20, 40, 53, 84.
Allibone, S. A., 73.
Almon, J., 44.
Alviella, G?««/ G., 50.
Amherst, Earl, 75 .
Amicis, 13. de., 50, 65.
Amory, T. C, 85,
Andersen, H. C, 46, 75.
Anderson, A. A., 66.
Anderson, C, 7.
Anderson, J. W., 23.
Anderson, Capf. L,., 50.
Anderson, R., 81.
Anderson, R. E., 24.
Andersson, C. J., 66.
Andre, G. G., 28.
Andre, Jl/ajor, 75 .
Andrew, T., 27.
Andrews, I. D., 18.
Angell, J. K., 15.
Angot, A., 22.
Angouleme, Duchess of, 75 .
Anne of Austria, 75.
Anspach, E. B., Margravine ol,
75.
Anthon, C. E., 56.
Anthony, C, 13.
Antonnnarchi, F., 83.
Appleton, T. G.,64.
Arblay, Mme. d', 43.
Archibald, A. K., 36.
Archibald, D,, 24.
Ari.stophanes, 48.
Aristotle, 48.
Armitage, J., 98.
Armstrong, I. J., 60.
Arnold, B., 75.
Arnold, Sir E., 38, 50,
Arnold, M., 7, 19, 38, 40, 43.
Arnold, T., 49, 75, 87.
Arnott, N., 22.
Arnould, Sir]., 78.
Arrivabene, Count C, , 92 .
Arrowsmitli, J., 31.
Arthur, W., 57.
Arundell, F. V. G., 52.
Atkinson, E., 30.
Atkinson, E. W., 73.
Atkinson, P., 22, 28.
Atkinson, T. W., 63.
Aubrey, \V. H. S., 89.
Auldjo, J., 57.
Aumale, H. E. P., Due. de,
78.
Austen, J., 43
Austin, A., 40.
Austin, S., 79.
Aylmer, F., 50.
Ayscough, S., 40.
Babbage, C, 7.
Back, G., 72.
Bacon, F., 6, 40, 75.
Bacon, J., 79.
Bacon, J. F., 58.
Bailey, P. J., 36.
Bailey, S., u, 41.
Baillie, J., 40, 75-
Baincs, E., 91.
Baines, T., 66.
Baird, H. M., 60.
Baker, I. O., 31.
Baker, Sir R., 8q.
Baker, .SYrS. W., 62, 65.
Balboa, Vasco Nunez de,* 74 .
Baldwin, W. C, 66.
Balfour, A. J., 6, 41.
Ball, 5/VR. S., 2T.
Ballantine, W., 75.
Balzac, H. de, 6, 46,
Bamford, S., 75.
Bancroft, A., 85.
Bancroft, G., 97.
Bankeii, H., 87,
Bannister, J., 75.
Bannister, S., 66.
Barclay, J. T., 63.
Barclay, R., 10.
Barclay, T., 43.
Bardsley, C. W., 86.
Barham, R. H., 43.
Barker,]., 95.
Barker, Ladv M. A., 71.
Barkley, H.'C, 60, 62.
Barnard, M. R., 59.
Bameveld, John of, 75.
Barras, 75.
Barrington, G., 98,
Barrington, Sir]., 75, 88.
Barrow, I., 9.
Barrow, J., 56.
Barry, W., 35.
Barth, H., 65.
Barthelemy, J. J., 60.
Bartlett, J., 36, 40.
Bartley, G. C, M. P., 56.
Barton, B., 38.
Bashkirtsefl, M., 48, 75.
Bastiat, F., 13.
Bates, Mrs. D. V., 70.
Bathurst, Dr. H. 75.
Batty, Lt-Col. R., 90.
Bautain, L. E. M., 35.
Baxter, R., 8.
Baxter, W. E., 66.
Bayard, Chevalier, 75.
Bayle, P. de, 48.
Bayne, P., 41 .
Bazin, R., 46.
Beale, T., 26.
Beaton, Mrs., 30.
Beatson, A., 29, 72.
Beattie, J., 5.
Bcattie, \V., 9.
Beauchesne, A. de, 81 .
Beaufort, E. A., 64.
Beaumarchais, P. A. C. de, 76.
Beaumont, F., 20, 40.
Beauvoir, L. Marquis de, 50.
Beaven, T., 6.
Beazley, C. R., 77.
Becker, C. F., 19.
Beckmann, J., 26.
Beecher, C. V.., 30.
Beecher, H. W., 6.
Beechey, F. W., 50.
Beesly, E. S., 79-
Begg, A., 96.
Behnke, E, ^.
lOO
INDEX OF AUTHORS.
Belclier, Sir E., 20, 50.
Belfast, Lord, 58.
Bell, 6VrC., 7, 76.
Bell, J., 9.
Bell, Sir]., 15.
Bell, J. A., 36.
Bell, J. S., 59-
Bellamy, J., 6.
Bellew, H. W., 61.
Bellot, /-/<■«/. J. R., 76.
Beloe, A'rv. W., 76.
Belzoni, G., 52,
Benedetti, Count. 12.
Benjrer, E. O., 76, 8t.
Benjamin, vS. G. W., 87.
Bennett, E. N., 95.
Bennett, G., ao.
Bennett, J. G., 76, 79.
Benson, A. C, 41.
Bent, J. T., 66.
Beranger, P. J. de, 76.
Berkley, Capt, G., 89.
Bernard, J., 34-
Bernard, VV. D., 50.
Berrian, W., 50.
Berrington, J., 36.
Berry, M., 76.
Besant, W., 89.
Bessey, C. E., 25.
Beust, Coutit F, F. von, 76,
Beyle, M. H., 73.
Bickersteth, AVz', E., 6, 76.
Bickersteth, T. R., 76.
Bigelow, A., 50.
Bigelow, J,, 79-
Bigelow, P., 58-
Bigland, J., 49, 91.
Bingham, Capt. D. A,, 92.
Bingley, \V., 25.
Binney, T., 10.
Binns, C. F., 33,
Binns, W., 33. ^
Bire, E., 76.
Bishop, 1. Iv., 60, 61, 62, 72.
Bismarck, Prince, 76.
Black, J., 22.
Blackmore, ^;VR,, 8.
Blackstone, Str'W., 15.
Blackwall, A. 7.
Blackwell, i., 87.
Blackwood, W,, 76.
Blaikie, W., 27.
Blaine, D., 27.
Blainville, de, 53.
Blair, H., 9. 35.
Blair, J., 49-
Blake, J, L., 21, 22.
Blanc, C, 18.
Blanchard, L., 41.
Blennerhasset, R., 66.
Blessington, Counters, 43, 53,
57. 76.
Bliss, H., 14.
Bliss, W. D. P., II.
Bloomfied, R., 36.
Blouet, P., 43, 55. 66.
Boaden, J., 81, 84.
Boccius, G. 35.
Bogue, D., 7.
Boleyn, A., 76.
Bolingbrook, Lord Viscount,
48, 89.
Bollcs, F., 69.
Kompas, G. C, 76.
Boiiaparte, C. 1,., 26.
Bonaparte, L., 76, 94.
Bonchamps, Marchioness de,
76.
Boner, C, 56.
Bonnechose, E. de, 9.
Boimeval, Countess de, 76.
Bonnycaslle, J., 31 .
Bonnycastle, Sir R. H., 67.
Bonpland, A., 70.
Bonvalot, G., 61.
Booth, D., 19.
Borrow, G., \^, 58.
Borthwick, J. D., 70.
Bo.swell, J., 81.
Bosworth, N., 68.
Botfield, B., 47.
Bouchette, J., 67, 68.
Bourget, P., 69.
Bourinot, J. G.. 12, 95.
Bourke, T., 93,
Bourne, J., 27.
Bourrienne, L. A. F. de, 83.
Bowdich, T. fC., 65.
Bo wen. A., 69.
Bowes, L. J., 33.
Bowker, R. R., i, 3.
Bowles, T. G., 50.
Bowring, J., 48.
Boyd, A. K. H., 41.
Boyd, M.,44, 76.
Brace, C. L,., 56.
Bradford, S. H., 83.
Bradley, H., 88.
Erainard, J. C. G., 36.
Braithwaite, H. T.,6.
Branch, T., 15.
Brand, J., 18.
Brande, W. T., 4,
Brassey, Lady A., 50, 60.
Brassey, T., 13, 76.
Bremer, F., 59, 69.
Brenton, Admiral Sir ]., 76,
Brewer, E. C, LL. D., 8, 35.
Brewster, SirTi., 21, 73, 76.
Brierly, O., 51.
Bright, R.. 56.
Brighton, J. G., 85.
Bristed, J., 55-
Brock, Maj. Gen. Sir I., 76.
Brock, W., 80.
Brodeiip, J. W., 25.
Brody, .SVr B. C, 76.
Bronte, C, 76.
Brooke, Rev. S. A., 9, 38.
Brooker, A., 28,
Brookes, R., 49,
Brooks, P., 36, 50.
Brothers, A., F. R. S., 34.
Brougham and Vaux, H.,
Baron, 7, 13, 42, 73, 76.
Broughton. J, C. {^sce Hob-
hoiisc).
Brown, C. B., 76,
Brown, D. W., 76.
Brown, G., 66.
Brown, J., 41, 76.
Brown, J. B., 80.
Brown, R., 28.
Brown, T. C, 88.
Browne, I^.. 34.
Browning, Mrs. E. B., 38, 41,
43-
Brownnig, R., 38, 43.
Brownlow, E. S., Countess, 76.
Bruce, J., 73.
Brummell, G., 76.
Brutietiere, 46.
Brunner, A. W., 33.
Bryce, Rev. G., 95,
Bryce, J.. 66, 8897.
Buchan. W., 27.
Buchanan, R., 40, 41.
Buckingham, Duke of, 76.
Buckingham, J. S., 52, 64, 95,
97. 98.
Buckingham, J. T., 73.
Buckingham and Chandos,
l^uke of, 90.
Buckingham, W., 82.
Buckland, F, 25, 76.
Buckland, W., 7.
Buckle, H. T., 49.
Buel, J. W. 66.
Buffon, G. E. Coutte de, 25.
Buffuni, E. G., 70.
Bullar, H., 5S.
BuUar, J, 58.
Bullock, J., 33.
Bulwer-Lylton, "E. G. E. L.,
87.
Bulwer, H. L. {see Bailing).
Bunsun, (The Chevalier), 83.
Bunyan, J., 8.
Burckhardt, J. L., 18, 63, 64.
Burder, S., 7.
Burghlej', Lord, 76.
Burke, E., 32, 42. , ,
Burke, Rt. Rev. £,76.
Burke, J., ^6.
Burke, Sir]. B,, 73.
Burleigh, B., 95.
Burnaby, Col. F. 62.
Burnes, Sir A., 63.
Buniess, J., 44.
Burnet, G, Bishop, 80, 84, 89.
Burney, C, 34.
Burney, F., 76.
Burns, R., 38, 44, 76.
Burritt, E., 37.
Burrough, E., 76.
Burroughs, J., 37, 86.
Burrows, Capt. G., 65.
Burton, E., 52,
Burton. E. F.,35.
Burton, I., 63, 76.
c, H.,
,,76.
e Hob-
, 38, 41.
less, 76.
,76.
!, 64, 95,
'handos,
e, 25.
. E. L.,
falling) .
ier), 83.
63,64.
).
,, 84, 89.
INDEX OF AUTHORS.
•
lOI
|l Burton, R., 4-
Carter, N. H., 53.
Clayton, J. W., 58.
Burton, Capi. R. F., 65, 71.
Cary, J., 55.
Clemens, S. 1*., 50.
Bury, Lady C, 77.
Castlereagh, Lord, 43.
Clement XIV, Pope, 77.
Bury, W. C, 12.
Castriot, G., 77.
Cleopatra, 77.
Clerk, Mrs. A. M., 50.
Bushbridge, W., 31.
Catherine 11, 77.
Busk, M. M., 93.
Catlin, G.. 95.
Clery,J. B.,91.
Busley, C, 28.
Catrov- F., 87.
Cleveland, C. D, 41.
Bussey, G. M., 91.
Cattermole, R., 33.
Clinton, De. W., 77.
Butler, C, 77, 79.
Catullus, 47.
Clive, Lord, 77.
Butler, Mrs. F. A., 38, 40, 57,
Caulair.court, Duke of, 85
,
Clodd, E., 20, 24.
69.
Gaunter, H., 62.
Clutterbuck, W. J., 68, 72.
Butler, J., 8.
Cavour, 77.
Cobbett, W., 5, 19,
Butler, S., 38.
Cecil, C, So.
Cochrane, C. S., 71.
Butler, Sir W. F., 64, 68, 82,
Celline, B., 77.
Cockburn, H. T., Lord, 77, 81.
95.
Cervantes, S. M. de, 47.
Coffin, W. F., 95.
Buxton, SirT. F. 12, 77.
Chaboulon, F, de, 83.
Coit, T.W., 9.
Byerley, T., 44.
Chalkey, T., 77.
Colbert, J. B., 78.
Byrne, O., 27.
Chalmers, T., 6, 9, 77.
Cole, G. A. J., 56.
Byron, G. G. N., 6th Baron,
Chambers, G. F., 21, 24.
Cole, \V., 21.
38, 40, 43, 73. 77.
Chambers, R., 24, 38, 49,
77-
Coleridge, H. N., 47.
Byron, Comtnodore ]., 50,
Chambers, \V., 44, 49, 54,
77.
Coleridge, vS. T., 38, 40, 41, 44.
Cabot, J., 77-
Champney, E. W., 50, 57,
59.
Collier, J. P., 38.
Cabot, S., 77-
Channing, \V. E., 37.
CoUingwood, C., Lord, 77.
Caddy, Mrs. F., 50.
Chapman, B., 80.
Collingwood, H., 50.
Cadell, W. A., 53.
Charles I, 77.
Collins, P. M.,63.
Caesar, 47, 77.
Charles II, 77.
Coilins, W., 44,
Caillie, R., 65.
Charles V, 77.
Colman, G., 44.
Calton. R. B., 91.
Charles XIV, 77.
Colman, H., 53.
Cameron, Commander V. L,.,
Charlmont, J. C, Earl oi.
77.
Colomb, Kear-Admiral, P. H.,
R. N., 50.
Chateaubriand, R. F. A.,
50.
12.
Canipan, J. L., 82.
Chaf'am, Earl 0^, 42, 43
Colton, W., 37, 50, 60. 70.
Campbell, A. 8.
Chatterton, Lady G., 79.
Columbus, 78.
Campbell, Col. SirC, 91.
Chatterton, T., 77.
Combe, G., 5.
Campbell, D., 96.
Cheadle, W. B., 72.
Combe, \\\, 44,
Campbell, F. A., 71.
Checver, G. B., 57, 98.
Combrime, M., 31.
Campbell, G., 35.
Cheever, II. T., 72.
Comines, P., de, Sieur d'Ar-
Campbell, .SYrG.. 94.
Chenevix, R., 23, 41.
genton, 91.
Campbell, Lord C^., 21.
Cheney. E. D., 75.
Conant, T., 9(5.
Campbell, J., 73, 89.
Cherbiiry, Lord, 80.
Conde, lYince de, 78.
Campbell. Lord]., 73.
Chesney, Col. F. R., 93.
Condillac, E. B., de. Abbe de
Campbell, T.. 38, 65, 83, 84.
Chesterfield, 4th Earl of
,43.
Mureaux, 46.
Campbell, CjI. W.,6i,
Chew, R., 79.
Conkling, A. R., 15.
Campbell, W. W., 36.
Children, J. G., 23.
Conn, H. W., 25.
Canning, G., 42.
Chitty, E., 15.
Conscience, H., 46.
Canova, A., 77.
Choules, J. 0., 50.
Conwav, W. M., 59, 62.
Canterbury, H. A., Dean, 77.
Church, A. J., 88, 89.
Cook, E., 38.
Capper, J., 35.
Church, II., 67,
Cook, G., 10.
Capper, S. J., 50, 59.
Chuvch, R., 67.
Cook, Capl. ]., 50.
Carey, G. C, 21.
Church, T., 97.
Cooke, J. H., 92.
Carey, H. C , 24.
Churchill, J. {see Marlbor-
Cooke, P. P., 38.
Carleton, J. H., 97.
ough).
Cookson, J. C. F., 62.
Carlisle, A. D., 50.
Churchill, Lord R., 66.
Cooper, E . , 85 .
Carlisle, 5th Earl of, 44.
Churchill, S. (see Marlbor-
Cooper, H. S., 58.
Carlisle, 7tli Earl oi, 66.
ough).
Cooper, J. F.,55, 60, 98.
Carlyle, Kev. A., 77.
Churchward, W. B., 72.
Coote, C, 87.
Carlyle, Mrs. J. W., 43.
Cibber, C, 77.
Coppee, F., 46.
Carlyle, T., i, 41, 77, 78, 79,
Cicero, 47, 77.
Copway, G., 95.
85. 92-
Clapham, S,, 7.
Corbett, J. S., 78.
Carman, B., 36.
Clarendon, Earl oi, 90.
Corday, C, 78.
Carnarvon, Earl oi, 11.
Clark, Capl. W., 67.
Corneille, 78.
Carne, J., 59, 62,
Clark, W. G., 58, 60.
Corner, J., 94.
Carne, L. M. de, 61.
Clarke, St'r A., 27.
Corry, J.,64.
Caroline, Queen, 77.
Clarke, E. D., 50.
Corwin, T., 18.
Carpenter, J. E., 35.
Clarke, J. S., 52.
Co.stello, I,. S., 56.
Carpenter, M., 14, 61,
Clarkson, T., 12, 83.
Cotton, C, 35.
Carrel. A., 90.
Clater, F., 27,
Couch, A. T. Q.,39, 41.
t
Carrington, G., 58.
Clayton, E. C, 8.
Courtney, W. P., 34.
■ii
i?r:«<
iZ
lu
(-1
I
SI
I02
Coventry, A., 28.
Cowley, C, 89.
Cowper, W., 38, 43, 44.
Cox, F. A., 5.
Cox, /?ev. Sir G . W., 10.
Coxe, W., 53, 63, 82, 85.
Cozzens, F. S., 37, 68.
Crabbe, G., 4, 19, 38, 40.
Craik, Mrs. D. M., 41.
Cramer, J. A., 87.
Cranmer, T., 78.
Crawford, J. C, 71.
Crawford, Lord, 64.
Crawford, M. S. 65.
Crawfurd, J., 63, 98.
Creasy, StrE. S., 48, 94.
Creevey, C. A., 25.
Creighton, M., 86.
Crevier, J. B. L.,87.
Crichton, J., 78.
Crichton, T. P. F., 78.
Crisp S., 78.
Crockett, Col. D., 69.
Croil, J.. 30.
Croker, T. C, 54.
Cromwell, O., 78.
Crotch, W., 34.
Crowe, C, 4.
Crowest, F. J., 34.
Cruise, W., 15.
Culley, G.,30.
Cumberland, R., 78.
Cumming, J., 8,9.
Gumming, R. G., 35.
Cunningham, A ,36.
Cunningham, R. O., 21.
Cunynghame, Sir A. T., 59.
Curran, T. P., 78.
Curran, W. H., 73, 78.
Curtin, J . , 10.
Curtis, G. T., 7.
Curtis, G. W., 37, 63.
Curtis, W. F., 71,
Curwen, J. C, 28.
Curwen, S., 97.
Curzon, Hon. G. M. P., 60, 63.
Curzon, R., 9, 62.
Gushing, W., i.
Gustine, A., Marquis de, 58.
Guvier, G. L. C. F. I)., 23, 25.
Gyrus, the Great, 78.
Dagley, R.,44.
Dallas, E. S., 35.
Balling, Lord, 56, 73, 83.
Dalrymple, Sir D., 88.
Daly, Mrs. D. D., 71.
Damer, Mrs. G. L. D., 50.
Dampier, W., 71.
Dana, J. D., 23.
Dangeau, P. de G., Marquis
de, 91 .
Dante, A . , 47 .
D'Arc, J., 78.
Darius, 78.
Darmesteter, J., 46.
Darmesteter, M., 79, 84.
INDEX OF AUTHORS.
Darwin, C, 4, 21, 23, 24,
25, 78.
Darwin, F., 78.
Dasent, G. W., 41.
Davie, J. C., 71.
Davies, G., 21.
Davies, E., 19.
Davies, J., 50.
Davis, C. A., 37.
Davis, J. 62.
Davis, J. F., 61.
Davis, N., 88.
Davis, O. W., 33.
Davis, R. H., 70.
Davy, .SVVH,,4, 28, 35, 78.
Dawson, Str J. W., 7, 8, 23,
H, 25, 29.
Dawson, W. H., 56, 60.
Debrett, J., 86.
DeButtes, Lieut., 62.
DeFoe, Daniel, ^^.
DeGurowski, A. G., 50.
Delaney, Mrs. M., 78.
DelMar, A., 13.
Uelmard, S. D., 60.
Delolni, J., 14.
DeMille, J., 36.
DeMorgan, A., 21.
Demosthenes, 48.
Denina, C, 92.
Denison, SirW., 71.
Denman, Thomas, ist Lord,
78.
Dennys, N. B., 50.
Denon, D. V., 64.
Depons, F., 50.
DeQuincey, T., 41, 43.
DeSanctis, L., 9.
DesBrisay, M. B., 68.
DeWindt, H., 50, 62, 63.
DeWitt. J., 73-
DeWolf, T. R., II.
Dibden, T., 78.
Dicey, E., 57, 58, 77-
Dick, T., 6, 21.
Dickens, G., 43. 69, 78, 89.
Dickson, A., 29.
Diderot, Denis, 78.
Dieffenbach, ¥,., 71.
Dilke, T/ie Rt. Hon. Sir C.,
Bart., 12, 89.
Disraeli, I., 4i. 73. 90.
Ditchfield, P. H., 34,
55.
Ditson, G. L., 88.
Dix, J.,77-
Dixon, H . H . , 55 .
Dixon, J., 66.
Dixon, W. H., 55, 58, 6c., 62,
66, 75.
Dixson, Z. A., I.
Dobell, P., 63.
Dobson, G., 63.
Dodd, A. B., 53, 56.
Dodd, G. E., 56.
Dodd, G., 31, 93.
Doddridge, P., 6, 79.
Dodington, G. B., 78.
Dcllinger, J)r., 78.
Dolman, F., 15.
Donne, 75.
Donnelly, I., 40.
Doran, Dr. J., 18, 30, 41, 73,
75.
Doughty. H. M., 59.
Douglas, R., 29.
Douglas, T. (see Selkirk) .
Dover, Lord., 79.
Dow, L., 51-
Dowden, E., 46.
Dowie, M. M., 56.
Doyle, .SVr F. H., 78.
Drake, B., 95.
Drake, Sir F., 78.
Drake, J. R., 36.
Drake, N . , 41 .
Drake, S. G., 95.
Draper, J., 49-
Drayson, Major Gen. A. W.,
78.
Drinkwater, J., 93.
Druniniond, Prof. H., 7, 41.
Drumniond, W. H., 36.
Drysdale, J. J., 27.
Dubois, ^M^' J. A., 62.
Dubost, G., 18.
DuChaillu, P. B., 94.
Dufferin, j\/arquis of, 51 .
Dufferin. A/arc/iionessoi, 62,
67.
Duify, B., 93.
Dumas, A., 14, 46, 56, 78.
Duncan, Mrs., 66.
Duncan, A., 16.
Duncan, F., 16,
Dixncan, H., 6.
Duncombe, T. S.,78.
Dundonald, Lart, 78.
Dunham, S. A., 94.
Dunlop, J., 36, 47.
Dunraven, Earloi, 70.
Dunsany, Baron, 89.
Dunton, J.' 44, 78.
Dupin, F. P. G., 18. -
Dupuis, J., 65.
Durham, iE'rt/'/ of 95.
Duruy, G , 75.
Duyckinck, E. A., 36.
Dwight, T., 6.
Dyer, Rev. T. F., 40.
Dymond, J., 10.
Earle, A. M., 18.
Eastlake, G. L., 33.
East\vick, E. B., 71 .
Fibers, G. M., 64.
Eden, G. H., 71.
Eden, PI, 62.
Edgar, M., 96.
Edgeworth, Abbe, 78.
Edge worth, M., 17, 41.
Edgeworth, R, L., 28, 78.
Edward, I, 78.
Edwardes, 5/rH. B., 62.
Edwardes, M. H., 81.
I
Edwards, A. B., 56.
Edwards, B., 97.
Edwards, E., 27.
Edwards, J. E., 53-
Eldon, Lord Oiaitcellor, 78.
Elpin, Earl, 79.
Elizabeth, Queen of England^
79-
Ellesmere, Larl oi, 92.
Elliot, C. B., 53.
Elliot, C. W.. 17.
Elliot, F., 57, 91.
Elliot, G. D., 92.
Ellis, G. J. W. A. (see Dover).
Ellis, SirVL., 61, 89.
Ellis, M. M., 79.
Ellis, Mrs. S. S., 5, 6, 44.
Ellis, v., 66, 79.
Ellsworth, W. H., 29.
Elson, L. C, 34.
Elwes, R., 51-
Ely, R.T., 15.
Emerson, J., 60.
Emerson, R. \V., 36, 37, 55.
Emory. W. H., 70.
Engel, L., 34-
Ensor, G., 4, 15.
Epictetus, 48.
Erasmus. 79.
Erman. A., 63.
Erni, H., 23.
Erskine, T., Lord, 43.
Espriella, M. A., 55.
Essington, R., 56.
Esthn. J. P., 5-
Eton, W., 60.
Eugene, I^-ince de Savoie, 79.
Euler, L., 21 .
Euripides, 48.
Eustace, J. C, 57.
Evans, C, 10.
Evans, G. W. D., 57.
Evans, Mrs. H. L., 65.
Evans, J., 84,
Evans, W., 29.
Evelyn, J.. 32, 79.
Everett, E., 17.
Everett, J., 82.
Ewbank, T., 70.
Exmouth, Admiral liscotnii,
79-
Eyre, M., 56, 58
Fabens, J. W., 71.
Fabre, F., 46.
Fag, F., 54.
Fairfield, J., 79.
Fairfield, S. L., 36, 79.
Falconer, W., 31 .
Falkland, I'iscoun/ess, 51 .
Fane, H. E.. 62,
Fanshaw, Lady Ann, 79.
Faraday, M., 22. 23.
Farmer, F. M., 30.
Farrar, AVr^. F. W., 41.
Fawcett, H,, 13.
Featherstonhaugh, G. W., 69.
Felice, G. de, 10.
INDEX OF AUTHORS.
Fell, J., 80.
Fenelon, F. de S. de la M., 6,
47-
Fenety, G. E., 80.
Fenton, R., 55.
Fergu.son, A., 49, 87.
Ferguson, J., 22.
Fernandez, F., 19.
Ferro, W., 17.
Feuillet, O., 46.
Fidler, I., 66.
Fidler, T. C, 28.
Figuier, L., 24,
Findlater, C., 29.
Finley, J. H., 15.
Finn J., 63, 95.
Fishtr, \V. E. G., 66.
Fiske, J., 97, 98.
Fitch, J., 79.
Fitchett, A'ez'. \V. H., 16, 89.
Fitzgerald, P., 15, 28, 36, 73,
78.
Fitzgibbon, M. A., 95.
Fitzherbert, Mrs., 79.
Fitzo.sborne, SirT., 43.
FitzRoy, R., 21.
Flavel,J.,S.
Flaxman, J., 33.
Fleming, S., 67.
Fletcher, J., 20, 40.
Fletcher, \V. I., 3.
Flint, T., 70.
togg, \V. P., 51.
Fontenelle, B. de, 22.
Forbes, A., 16, 51, 70, 80, 92,
93.
Fori es, G. S., 62.
Forbes, J., 60.
Ford, J., 40,
Fordyce, J , 5 ,
Forester, T., 58.
Fonster, J., 78, 85.
Forsyth, J., 52, 62.
Forsyth, R., 29.
Forsyth, W., 30, 41.
Foster, T., 41 .
Foster, f., 20.
Fouche, J. (see Otranto) .
Fownes, G., 22.
Fox, C. J., 43, 90.
Fox, G., 79.
Fox, H. R. v., (see Holland).
Fox, Lady M., 71.
France, Lieut. A. de, 65.
Francis, I of France, 79.
Francis, J,, 13.
Fiankland, C. C, 60.
Franklin, B., 79,
Franklin, J., 69.
Franklin, Sir]., 72.
Franklin, W. T., 79.
Eraser, J., 82.
Frederic, H., 10.
Frederick the Great, 79.
Frederick H, 46, 79.
Fredet, P., 49.
Freeborough, E., 34.
103
111
Freeman, E. A., 14, 41, 86, 89,
93-
Freeman. J., 72.
Freer, M. W., 75, 80.
Fremantle, A. J., 69.
Fremont, C. J., 70.
Fremont, K. J. C, 79.
Friswell, H., 44.
Froissart, Sir J., 79, 88.
Frost, J., 51.
Frost, T., 17.
Froude, J. A., 12, 41, 77, 8.
Snow, W. P., 72.
Somerville, M,, 22, 23.
Somer\ille, R., 29.
Somerville, W., 39.
Sonnini, C. S., 64.
Sophia, Dorothea, 84.
Sophocles, 48.
Southey. R,, 9, 39, 45, 74,
86, 93, 98.
Spalding, J., 84.
Spalding, J. W., 52.
Spalding, W., 38.
Sparks, J . , 75 •
Speid, Mrs. J., 62.
Spence, J., 45. 47-
Spencer, E., 59. 60, 93.
Spencer, J. A., 64.
vSpix, J. B., von, 70.
Spon, p;., 27.
Sprague, W. B., 7, 74.
Spretson, N. E., 31.
Spry, W.J. J., 21.
Spurgeon, C. H,, 8, 9.
Squarey, C, 29.
Squier, G., 68.
I
.
INDKX OF AUTHORS.
Ill
, 39-
, de, 36,
68.
97-
•e Stratig-
23-
i9. 45. 74.
93-
74-
.9-
Stael-Holstein, A. L. G.,
Baromie, de, 56.
Stanhope, Lady H . L . , 84 .
Stanhope. P . D . , {sec Chester-
field).
Stanhope, P, H., Earl, 78,
90.
Stanley, A. P., 11, 75.
Stanley, C. S., 84.
Stanley, F., 59.
Stanley, H. M., 52, 65, 85.
Stark, J., 54.
Staunton , Sir G . , 6 1 .
Stead, R., 94.
Stead, W. T., 4.
Stedman, C, 97.
Steel, A. G.,35.
Steevens, G. W., 16, 64, 95.
Steinitz, \V., 34.
Steinnietz, A., 61.
Stephen Sir J . , 42, 91 .
Stephen, L., 42.
Stephens, A. J., 14.
Stephens, H., 29.
Stephens, H. M., 93.
Stephens. J. L., 64, 68.
Stephenson, G., 85.
Stepniak, S., 59.
Sterling, J., 85.
Sterne. L., 45.
Stevenson, R, L., 42. 43, 74.
^\.
Stewart, C. S., 55-
Stewart, D., 4, 5, 16, 74.
Stewart, R . , {see Castle-
reagh ) .
Stickuey, Mrs. S.. 57.
vStiles, J. C, 12.
Stirling, W., 77.
Stockniar, E., Baron von, 85.
Stockton, F. R ,54.
Stokes, A., 14.
Stokes, J., 31.
Stokes, J. L., 21.
Stone, Mrs. E., 18.
Stoney, H. B.. 72.
Story, A . S . , 34 .
Story, J., 14. 37. „ -
Story, W. W., 42,
Stcwe, I)., 17.
Stowe, Mrs. H. E)., 54, 74.
Stowell, H.,86.
Strafford, Earl oi, 85.
Strang, J., 56.
Strangford, Visccmitess, 56.
Strickland, A., 74.
Strickland, Maj. S., 68.
vStrutt, J.,34.
Stuart, J., 67.
Suffolk, H., Countess of, 43.
Suffolk, Earl oi, 34,
Sullivan, G. L., 12.
Sully, Maximilion, Due de, 85.
Surtees, R. S., 44.
Sutherland W.,31.
Sutherland, W. A., 31.
Swain, J., 8.
Swainson, W., 26, 71.
Swedenborg, E,, 10.
Swift, J., 44, 85.
Sydenham, C, Lord, 85.
Synge, Col. M., 28.
Tacitus. 47.
Tadd, J. L,., 32.
Tagart. E., 80.
Taine, H. A., 38.
Talbot, C, 43.
Talfourd, T. N., 40, 42, 54.
Tallack, W.. 15.
Talnif -, /^ez>. T, D., 9.
Tanne.', H. S., 28.
Tarducci, F., 77, 78.
Tasistro, L. F., 70.
Tasso, T., 47.
Taussig, F. W., 13.
Tayler, C. B., 9, 85.
Taylor, B, , 52, 54, 59, 61, 63, 65.
Taylor, F., 75.
Taylor, H., 14.
Taylor. I, 5, 8, 9.
Taylor, J., 85.
Taylor, R., 11.
Taylor, T., 56.
Taylor, W. C.,49.
Taylor, Maj. Gen. Z., 85.
Teignmouth, Baron, 81.
Temple, SirO., 52.
Temple. H. J. {see Palmer-
ston.)
Temple, .S'?>'R.,42, 62, 81.
Temple, .SYr W., 45,
Tennent, .S'/V J E..59, 62.
Tenny.son, A., 39, 85.
Tennyson. H., 85.
Terence, 47.
Terrail, Vie. Ponson\Du., 46.
Te-sla, N., 22.
Thacher, J., 98.
Thackeray, \V. M., 44, 45, 54,
75.
Thackrah, C, T., 27.
Theognis, 48.
Theuriet, A., 46.
Thierry, A., 46.
Thiers, L. A., 92.
Thirl wall, C. Bishop, 9, 88.
Thistlethwayte, Mrs. F., 75.
Tliodoric, the Goth, 85.
Thoma.s, J. J., 30.
Thomas.'^on, E., 78.
Thomp.son, E. P., 56.
Thompson, .S'/rH., 27.
Thompson, H. M. , 13.
Thomp.'^on, J., 39.
Thompson , J . P . , 72 .
Thcmpson, Sir]. S. D., 85,
Thompson, R. A., 6.
Thompson, S. P., 28.
Thompson, W.,68.
.Thomson, A, S., 98.
Thomson, Mrs. C. B., 75, 76,
90,
Thomson, J., 49.
Thomson, R. D., 30,
Thomson, T., 21.
Thorburn, G., 85.
Thoreau, H. D.,38, 68.
Thornton, R. J., 25.
Thorpe, J., 85.
Thucydides, 48.
Thursfield, J. R., 83.
Thurston, R. H., 28.
Ticknor, G,, 47, 83.85.
Tikhomirov, L., 59.
Tillotson, J., 68.
Timson, T., 79.
Tinseau. L., de, 46.
Tissot, v., 60.
Tocqueville, A. C. H. C.
de, 92.
Todd, A., 14.
Todd, D, P., 21.
Tolstoi, Count, I,., 8.
Tomline, G., 83.
Tone, T. W., 85,
Tonna, Mrs. C. E., 6, 8, 32.
54,75.85.
Tooke, J. H., 19.
Tooke, \V., 77, 93.
Torrens. R., 14.
Tour, T. F., 78.
Towle, G, M., 64.
Townsend' F. T., 52.
Townsend, W. C, 15.
Traill, H. D.,42,86.
Train, G. F.,52.
Train, J. , 10,
Tregarthen, G.,98.
Trevelyan, Rt. Hon. Sir, G.
O., Bart, 97.
Trollope, A., 66, 67 72.
Trollope, Mrs. F. 6, 57, 67.
Trollope, T. A., 8.
Trotter, J., 29.
Trotter, T., 23.
Trowbridge, J., 22,
Troyt,C. E. Acland.sy.
Tucker, Mrs. C, 8.
Tucker, G.. 67, 81.
Tucker, J. M., 83.
Tuckerman, H. T.,58.
Tufton, A. M., 18.
Tuke, H., 10.
Tuke, S.,78, 86.
Tully, R.,64.
Tupper, F. B., 76, 86.
Tupper, M. F., 39.
Turenne, Viseount, de, 85.
Turnbull, D., 69.
Turner, E., 23.
Turner, J. M. W.,57.
Turner, S. , 7, 89, 90.
Tuthill, Mrs, L. C, 17, 32.
Twining, F;.,32.
Twiss, F.,40.
Twiss, H., 78.
Tylor, E. B.,24.
Tyndall, J., 20, 22.
Tyrell,J. W.,68.
Tytler, A. F.,48.
Tytler, P. F., 84, 88.
I r^
11'^;
Tytler, S., 20,
Upton, G. P., 34.
Ure, A., 23.
Urquhart, D.,60.
Vambery, A., 52, 61, 91.
VanAlstine, J., 78.
VanBuren, Martin, 85.
Vandam, A. D.' 57.
Vaux, W. S. W.,53.
Vicars, Capt. Hedley, 85.
Vicenza, A. A. L., {see
Caulaincourt).
Vidocq, E. F.,85.
Vigne, G. T.,67.
Villiers, G., {see Bucking-
ham).
Virgil, 47.
Vizetelly, H.,85.
Volney, C. F. C. , de, 52.
Voss, S. M . , Countess, von, 85 .
Wachsmuth, W. , 53.
Waddington, G., 10.
Wade, J., 13.
Wakefield, E.,54.
Wakefield, E. J., 71.
Wakefield, P., 25.
Walch,C. W. F., 10/
Walford, 86.
Walford, L. B.,75.
Walker, M. A., 60.
Wallace, A. R., 70,
Wallace, Sir D. M. , 59, 64.
Wallace, H. B.,54.
Wallace, R. G.,62.
Walley, T. S.,85.
Wallis, Sir Provo, 85.
Walpole, H., {see Orford).
Walpole,H.,Zon/,85.
Walpole, Sir R . , {see Orford) .
Walpole, S., 83.
Wsi\sh.,Rcv. R.,60.
Walsh, R., 97.
Walton, C, 6.
Walton, I., 35, 75.
Walton, J., 10.
Walton, W., 30.
Warburton, E. B. G., 60.
Warburton, G.,68' 96.
Ward, Hon. Mrs. M. , 21 .
Ward, R. P., 90.
Ward, W., 86.
Wardlaw, R. , 10.
Waring, George E. , jr, 16, 28.
Warland, J. H.,38.
Warner, C. D.,36, 68.
Warren, ^rVC, 63.
Warton, J., 9.
Warton,T.,4o.
Washburne, E. B., 85.
Washington, E. K.,54.
Washington, G., 37, 85.
Waterman, C. H., 32.
Waterton, C, 26.
Watkins, J., 75.
INDEX OF AUTHORS.
Watson, R., 8, 23,93,85,86.
Watts, I., 17.
Watts, W. A., 34.
Wayland, F., 81.
Webb, W., 54.
Webster, N., 19.
Wedderbum, A. , 68.
Weld, C. R.,58.
Wellington, A. Wellesley,
Duke of, 85, 90,
Wells, D. A., 4, 13.
Wells, J. W., 70,
Wells, S. Y., ID.
Wellsted, J. R.,6i.
Welsh, J., 85.
Wentworth, 'T., {see Straf-
ford).
■\<7erne, F., 64.
Werner, J. R.,66.
Wesley, J., 86.
Westcott, T., 79.
Western, T. G., 14.
Westgarth, W. , 72.
Whately, E. J,, 86.
Whately,R.,9,35,86.
Wheaton, H. , 94.
Wheeler, D., 86,
Wheeler, J., 80.
Whetham, J. W. B., 72.
Whewell, W., 7, 20.
Whish,J. C.,42.
Whitaker, Joseph, 16.
White, A. D., 7.
White, C, 94.
White, G., 25.
White,H.K.,39,45.
White,J,,52,88.
White, J. B.,58.
Whitehead, G., 85.
Whitehurst.F. F., 35.
Whiteside, J. , 92,
Whymper, E. , 60.
Whymper, F., 70,
Wight, T.,
Wightwick, G., 32.
Wilberforce, R. I., 86.
Wilberforce, S., 8, 86.
Wilberforce, W.,S6.
Wilbraham, R., 59.
Wilkes, G., 98.
Wilkey, E.,56.
Wilkins, W. H.,76.
William, the Conqueror, 86.
William, III, 91.
Williams, G., 95.
Williams, Rev. J., 86.
Williams, T.W., 12.
Williamstone, D., 79.
Willinott, Rev. R. A., 42.
Willis, N. P., 38, 54.
Willson, Mrs. A., 75.
Wilmott, J., {see Rochester).
Wilson, A., 20, 26.
Wilson, Col. SirC, 77.
Wilson, .S"/rC. W.,63.
Wilson, .SV^ D. , 24,
Wilson, E. L., 34.
Wilson, G. H. , 71 .
Wilson, H. H.,48.
Wilson, J., 26, 35, 39, 45, 86.
Wilson, O., 86,
Wilson, R. T,, 64.
Wilson, S. S.,6o.
Wilson, T,, 86.
Wilson, /^ev. T,, 86,
Wilson, W., 78.
Wingate. Major 1^. R., 64.
Wirt, W.. 80,
Wise, H. A., 52.
Wiseman, Cardinvl, 75, 86.
Witham, H. T.M., 24.
Withrow, W. H., 96.
Wolff, J.. 63.
Wolseley, Field Marshall,
Viscount. 83.
Wolsey, Cardinal, 86.
Wood, .\., 25.
Wood, Geu, Sir E., 16, 59.
Wood, J. G., 25.
Wood, W. M.,52.
Woodbridge, T., 86.
Woodburj', W. E., 34.
Woodcock, W. J., 63,
Woods, N. A., 67.
Woolman, J,, 86,
Woolrych, H. W.. 81.
Worderman, Dr, 69.
Wordsworth, C., 53, 75, 86.
Wordsworth, W., 39, 86.
Workman, F. i]., 58.
Workman, W. n.,58.
Wortley, Lady M. S., 69.
Wraxall, .SVrN, W., 86, 91.
Wright, F.,69.
Wright, G. N,,9i,
Wright, T , 13.
Wyckoff, W. A.. 13.
Wynn, Frances W., 86.
Xenophon, 48.
Xerxes, 86 .
Yarrell, W., 26.
Yates, E., 86,
Youatt, W., 27, 30.
Youmans, E. L., 17.
Young. A., 29, 57.
Young, E., 39.
Young, E. R., 95, 96.
Young, Hev. G., 96.
Young, G. R,, 14,
Young, J., 29.
Young, J. F., 60.
Young, Mrs. M., 60.
Young, W., 32, 58.
Younghusband, Capt. F. E.,
62.
Zaaehnnsdorf, J. W., 31.
Zimmern, H., 91,
Zschokke, J. H, D.,86.
Ai
Ai
Ai
INDEX OF SUBJECTS.
86.
54.
86.
arshall,
59-
5.86.
!6.
69.
$6, 91 .
F. E.
31
Aberdeenshire, agriculture of,
29.
Aborigines, New England, 98.
Abyssinia, travels 65.
Acadia, history, 96.
Acadian geology, 24.
Administration, 15, 16.
Admirals, lives, 73.
Adriatic, description, 56.
Advertising, 31.
.lEgean, description, 60. .
Afghanistan, travels, 63.
Africa, history, 95.
Travel and description, 50,
51, 52 64, 65-66.
Wild Sports, 35.
Agricola Letters of. 29.
Agricultural chemistry, 28 29.
Economy, 28.
Agriculture, 28-30.
Alaska, travel, 70.
Albania, travel, 60.
Albert Nyanza, 65.
Alexander's Empire, 87.
Algebra, 21 .
Algeria, travel and description,
65-
Alhambra, 58.
Alpaca, 30.
Alps, 59, 60.
Amatongas, 66.
Amazon river, 70.
America, history, 95-98.
Inhabitants, 67, 69.
Institutions, etc, of Ancient
Inhabitants, 21.
Travel and description, 50,
51 52, 66-71.
America, Central, travel and
description, 68.
.\merica. North, hi.story, 95-98,
Travel and description, 66, 67.
America, South, history, 98.
Travel and description, 66,
67. 70.
American, drama, 36.
Essays, 36, 37.
Geology, 24.
Humor, 37.
Letters, 37.
Literature, 36, 37.
Minerals, 23.
Oratory, 37. , ,
Ornithology, 26.
Periodicals, 2.
Poetry, 36,
Amoor. 63. .
Amphibians. 26.
.\mu,sements, 34.
.Vnatomy, art, 33.
Human, 27.
.\ncient history, 87-88.
Andes, 70, 71.'
Anglican Church, 10.
Anglo-Saxon.s, history, 89.
Literature, 45.
Angus, agriculture of, 29,
Animal biography, 25 .
Instinct, 25.
Animals, 25.
Cruelty to, 7.
Disea.ses, 27.
Domestic. 30.
Animated Nature, 25.
Anne, (jueen. 90.
Annual biography and obi-
tuary, 73.
Annual Register, 49.
Annuities, 17.
Anonyms i .
Anthropolog)', 24.
Antiquities, 18, 52. 53.
Antiquity of Man. 24.
Arabia, hi.story, 94.
Travel and description, 50,
51, 61, 64.
Architecture, 32.
Arctic Regions history, 98.
Travels and description. 72.
Argentine Republic, travel and
description, 71.
Aristocracy, 73.
Arithmetic, 21.
Armenia, travel and descrip-
tion, 62.
Anny, British, 16.
Art, 32.
Anatomy, 33.
Fine, 32-35.
History of, 30 .
Periodicals, 33.
Useful, 26-31.
Arti.sts lives 74.
Arts and Manufactures, 33 .
Aruhwimi, 66.
A.shantee, 65.
Asia, discoveries, 52.
Hi.story, 94-95.
Politics, 61.
Travel and description, 50,
51, 52, 60-63.
Wild sports, 35.
Asia Minor, travels and tles-
cription, 62.
Assaying, 31
A.ssociations and Institutions,
17.
Assyria, history, 87.
Travels and description, 52.
Astronomy, 21, 22.
Atheism, 7.
Athens, description, 53, 60.
History, 87.
Atlantic Ocean, 52.
Atlases, 52.
Atmosphere, 24, 27,
Aurora Borealis, 32.
Australasia, travel and descrip,
tion, 71.
Australia, history, 98.
Scientific discoveries, 21.
Travel and description, 50,
52,71-72.
Austria, history, 91 .
Travel and description, 56.
Azani, description, 60.
Azores, description, 58.
Babylon, ancient history, 87.
Antiquities, 53.
Baddeck, 68.
Balcan, 60.
Ballads, 39.
Banks and Banking, 13, 14.
Baptism, 9.
Barbary, corsairs, 95.
Travels and description, 50,
64.
Baronetage of England, 86.
Ba.ss Rock, geolog)', 23.
Bathing, 27.
Bavaria, travel and description,
56.
Beering Strait, 50.
Bees, 26.
Beggars, lives of famous. 74.
Belgium, history, 94.
Travel and description, 59.
Berlin, court of, 91 .
Berwick, agriculture of, 29.
Beverages, 31 .
Bible, 7.
Bible biography, 74.
Bibliography, i.
Biography, collected, 73-75.
Individual, 75-86.
Biology, 24.
Birds, 26.
Birth. Home and Sex Customs,
18.
Bi.scay, 58.
Black Sea, 56, 60.
Boats, 31.
Boden See, 59.
Boers, 66.
Bohemia, hi.story, 91 .
Travel and description, 59.
Bokhara, travel, 63.
Book, binding, 31.
Keeping, 30.
Rarities, 4 .
Books, Choice of, i .
Borneo, travel and description,
71.
Boston, cooking school, 30.
Description, 69.
Botany, 25.
Brazil, history, 98.
Travel and description, 70.
Breathing, 27.
Brewing, 31.
Bridges, 28.
h
m
p
■-•iinM«-,IMAMni
npHMMin
i I
!: . liJSi
il
114 ■ ,
Britain, early history, 89,
British, army. 16,
Empire, 89.
Essayists, 42.
Fishes, 26. .
Music, 34.
Navy, 16.
Statutes and cases, 15.
Trees and shrubs, 32 .
Zoology, 25
British Columbia, history, 96.
Travel and description, 68.
British North America, history,
^95,96.
Travel, 67, 68,
Buccaneers, 52.
Buenos, Ayres, 70.
Building, periodicals, 31.
Plans, 31 .
Bulgaria, history, 94.
Travel and description, 60.
Burmah, description, 63.
Burmese war, 95 .
Business ethics, 5 .
Bute, a^culture of, 28.
Byzantine Empire, 94.
Cabinet maker, 31, 33.
Cabool, description, 63.
Cairo, 64 .
Calais, annals of, 91 .
Description, 50.
Calendar of victory, %.
California, travel and descrip-
tion, 52, 70.
History, 98.
Cambridge essays, 42 .
Canada, agriculture, 29.
History, 95-97.
Men and women, 74.
Natural history, 20.
Travel and description, 66,
67-78.
Canadian, bibliography, i .
Geology, 24.
Savages, 95.
Canal engineering, 28.
Canara, wild life, 62 .
Canary Isles, 58.
Candia, travel, 64.
Canine pathology, 27.
Canjani, wild life, 62.
Cantabria, highlands of, 58.
Cantatas, 34.
Cape Coast, 51.
Capital, Labor and Wages, 13.
Carbon series, 24.
Carbonari, 17.
Care of Person, 18.
Carpentry, 31 .
Carriages, 28.
Carthage, history, 88.
Catherine II., 93.
Cartoons, 33.
Cataloging, i .
Catalogues, American Miner-
als, 23.
Library, r.
INDEX OF STTBJECTS.
Cathedrals, 53.
Cattle, 30.
Caucasus, 59.
Cavalry, 16.
Celestial scenery, 21 .
Celtic literature, 19.
Census, ir.
Central Africa, travel and
description, 64.
Central America, travel and
description, 68.
Central Government, 15.
Ceylon, elephant and elk sport,
35-
History, 95 .
Travel and description, 51,
62.
Chaldaea, ancient history, 87.
Travel and description, 53.
Chancellors, lives of Lord, 73.
Channel Isles, 55 . ■
Charles I., 90.
Charles II., 89 90.
Cliarles VIII.,91.
Chemical, analysis, 23.
Technology, 31 .
Cheniistr)', agricultural, 28, 29.
Dictionaries 22, 23.
Es.says. 23.
History-, 23. ->
Of food , 23 .
Organic. 23.
Physiological. 29.
Practical. 23.
Theoretical. 23.
Chess, 34.
Chiapas, 68.
Chief Justices, lives, 73.
Chili, travel and description,
51,52, 70, 71.
China, history, 94.
Travel and description, 51,
52,61, 63.
Chincha Islands, 51.
Christian , architecture, 33 .
Churches and sects, 9.
Christology, 8.
Chronologies, 49.
Church, architecture, 33.
History, 9, 10.
Institutions and work, 9.
Registers, 86.
'^ircassia. travel and desclp-
tion, 59. 60.
Circumnavigations, 50.
City reports, 16.
Civil engineering, 27.
Civilization, history of, 49
Coal, formation, 24.
Mining, 28.
Coblentz, 56.
Cochin-China, travel and des-
cription, 52, 63.
Cocoa, 31.
Collected biography, 73-75 .
Collections, essays, 42,
Historical, 49.
Literary, 36.
Poetical, 40.
Travels, 52.
College Libraries, i .
Colleges and Universities, 17.
Colonial costumes, 18.
Colonies and Immigration, 12.
Columb'a, travel and descrip-
tion, 71 .
Commerce, 18, 30.
Commonwealth of England,
90.
Communication, 30.
Comoro Islands. 51.
Comparative philology, 19.
Comparative physiology, 27.
Complete grazier, 30.
Composition, 19.
Con naught, 54.
Constantinople, description, 60.
Constitutional law and history,
14.
Constructive architecture, 32.
Con.sular reports, 18.
Cookery, 30.
Coomassie 65.
Copyright, 30.
Coral reefs, 24.
Corea. (56Y Korea.)
Cornwall, 55.
Correspondence, 43.
Corsica. 58.
Costumes, 18.
Cottages, 32, 33.
Count}' families, 86.
Court fools, 18.
Creation and Evolution, 7.
Creation, Natural History of,
24-
Credit 13,
Cricket, 34, 35.
Crimea, history of war. 91, 93.
Travel and description, 59.
Criminal law. 14 15.
Criticism. 35.
Cruelty to animals, 6.
Crusaders, 88.
Cuba 69.
Cultivation, .system of, 29.
Culture, 17.
Cu.stoms, public and social, 18.
CyclopiEdias. (sec encyclo
ptedias. )
Cyprus. 50, 60, 62.
Daliome, mi.s-sion to, 65.
Dairy husbandry, 29.
I)ama.scus, 63, 64.
Danes, 94-
Danube, 53, 56, 60.
Danubian principalities, 60.
Dartmouth, history, 96.
Dead Sea, scientific expec'ition
to. 21 .
Death, 8.
Decoration, 33.
; ^
»
;s, 17.
on, 12.
lescrip-
ngland,
19-
y, 27.
>tion,6o.
history,
ire, 32.
n,7.
tory 01,
91' 93-
ion, 59.
, 29.
ocial, 18.
encyclo
65.
es, 60.
xpecUtion
Deer-stalking, 35.
Deism and Atheism, 7.
Delhi, 51.
Delusions, 4.
Democracy, political science,
II.
Democratic party, 13.
Denmark, history, 94.
Travel and dercripti6n, 53,
59.
Dervishes, 95.
Descriptive astronomy, 21.
Design, architectural, 33.
Devotional works, 8.
Dictionaries.
Authors, 73,
Biography, 73.
Chemistry and mineralogy,
22 23.'
Dates. 49,
Engineering. 27,
English language, 19
French language. 19.
Genealogy. 86.
German language, 19.
History, 49.
I> achines, 27.
Marine technical terms 31,
Political economy, 13.
Practical receipts, 30.
Plirase and fable, 35 .
Proper names, 74 .
Trade and commerce 30
Diplomatics, 12.
Directory, florists', 32.
Discipline, 17.
Diseases and their treatment,
27.
Divine Providence, 8.
Doctrinal works, 8.
Dogs, 30.
Dolomites 56.
Domestic, animals, 30. {sre
als^o Veterinary.)
Economy, 30.
Manners, 18, 67,
Medicine, 27.
Dongola. 64.
Drainage, 28.
Drama. American, 36.
English, 40.
Latm, 47.
Dramatic poems, 39.
Draughtsmanship, 33.
Drawing instruction, 33.
Mechanical and engineering,
33-
Dreams, 4.
Dresden, court of, 91 .
Dumfries, agriculture of, 29.
Dutch Republic, history, 94.
Early Britain, history, 85.
Earth, theory of, 23 .
East Lothian, agriculture of,
29.
Eaux Bonnes, 53.
INDEX OF SUBJECTS.
Ecclesiastical, architecture, 33.
Biography, 88.
Polity, 9.
Economic, geology, 24.
Economy, domestic, 30.
Political, 13.
T^dinburgh, 54.
Edinburgh Journal, 20,
Edom, 64.
Education, Upper Canada, 96.
Educational, institutions, 17.
Periodicals, 17.
Reform, 17.
Reports, 17.
Societies. 17.
Edward VI., 90.
Egypt, ancient history, 87, 88.
Maimers and customs, 64.
Modern history, 95.
Monuments, 53.
Natural, history, 21.
Travel and description, 50,
51.52, 64.
Electricity, 22.
Electric light, 28.
Power. 28.
Electrical engineeriiig, 28,
Electrotechnics, 28.
Elegant extracts, 36.
Elementary books, 19.
Elizabeth, Queen, 90.
Elocution, 35.
Encyclopiedias.
American literature, 36,
Architecture, 32.
Biography, 73, 74-
Canada. 96.
linglish literature, 38.
Females' 30.
General , i .
Geography, 49.
History, 49.
Medicine and surgery, 27.
Photography, 34.
Plants, 32.
Sociology,
Sport. 34.
Engineering, 27. 28.
Engineering News, 27.
Engineering, Magazine, 27.
England, clironicles of, 88, 89.
Commonwealth, 90.
Defence of, 28.
History, 89.
Politics, 89.
Revolution, 90.
State of agriculture, trade
and finance, 29.
Travel and description, 51,
53.55-
English drama, 40.
Essays, 40.
Literature, 38-45.
Periodicals, 2-3.
Philology, 19.
Poetry, 38.
Statesmen, 73.
English surnames, 86.
Engraving, 33 .
Enthusiasm, 5, ^
Entomology, 26.
Epic poetry, 47.
Esquimaux, 72.
Essays, chemistry, 23.
Literature, 35, 36, 37, 40, 41,
42.
Mathematics. 21.
Medicine, 26.
Science. 20.
Ethics, 5-6.
Family, 5 .
Professional, 5.
Social, 5,6.
Ethiopia, travel and descrip-
tion, 65.
Discoveries in, 64.
History, 88.
F'thnology, 24.
Etiquette. 18,
Etruria, 53.
Europe, ancient history, 87 .
Civilization, 49.
Literature, 36.
Modern history, 88-94.
Travel and description, 50,
51-53. 54. 57-60.
Wild sports, 35.
European commerce, 18.
Ethnology, 24.
Geology, 24
Evidences of Christianity, 8.
Evolution, 7, 24.
Exhibitions, 26.
Exile system, 63.
Experimental chemistry, 23.
Philosophy, 22.
Extempore speaking, 35, 36.
Extinct civilizations, 24.
F"^actories, 31 .
Fairy tales, 46.
Familiar quotations, 36.
Family ethics, 5.
History, 86.
Medicine, 27.
Names, 86.
Farmhouses, 32.
Farther India, history, 95 .
Travel and description 63 .
Fashion, 18.
Female biography, 73, 74.
Offenders, 1 7 .
Female's encyclop£edia, 30.
Fenianism, 17.
Ferdinand, Spanish history, 93.
Fernando Po. 5 1 .
Fertilization, 25.
Feudalism, 1 1 .
Fiction, history of, 36.
Finance, 14.
Fine Arts, 32-35.
Education, 32.
Periodicals, 32.
Philosophy, 32.
Finland, 59,
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Fire insurance, 17.
Fishes, 26, 30.
Fishing, 35.
Flags, 87.
Floods, 24.
Flora's Lexicon, 32.
Florida, history, 98.
Flowers, 25, 32.
Folklore, 19.
Food, 27, 30.
Football, 35.
Foreign periodicals, 3 .
Relations 12.
Trade, 18,
Forests, 25.
Inhabitants of, 25 . '.
Fonn of State, 11,
Fortunate Isles, 58.
Fossils, 24.
France, civilization, 49,
Court life, 91 .
History, 88, 91 .
Revolution, 91, 92.
Travel and description, 50,
91-
53. 56, 57-
Franklin Institute, 20, 26.
Frederick II., 91.
Free trade, 14,
French, fiction, 46.
Language, 19. .
Literature, 46,
Friendly Societies, 14.
Friesland, 59.
Fruits, 30, '
Gambia, 65 .
Gardening, 32.
Gardens, 30.
Garonne River, 53.
Gas lighting, 31 .
Gazetteers, 49. ,
Genealogy, 86,
Gennesareth, 63.
Gentleman's Magazine, 36.
Geodesy, 22.
Geography and travel, 49-56.
Geology, 23, 24.
Economic, 24.
Physical, 23.
Stratigraphical, 24.
Geometry, 21,
George I., 90.
George II., 90.
George III., qo.
George IV., 90,
Georgia, history, 98.
Travel, 59.
German, fiction, 46.
Language, 19.
Literature, 45, 46.
Germany, educational institu-
tions, 17.
Folk-lore, 19.
Geography, 88.
History, 88, 91-92.
Politics, 88.
Student life, 17.
INDEX OF SUBJECTS.
Germany, travel and descrip-
tion, 50, 53. 56.
Germ life, 25 .
Ghosts, 4.
Gibralter, description, 50.
Siege of, 93.
Gilding, 31.
Girondi.sts, 92.
Glasgovv' Mechanics Magazine,
26.
Glazing, 31.
God, 8.
Gold-mining, 28.
Gothic architecture, 33.
Goths, 88.
Granada, conquest of, 93.
Description, 58.
Grand Manan, 68.
Great Britain, army, 16.
Cathedrals, 33.
Commercial power, 18.
Finance, 14.
Local goverment, 16.
Navy, 16.
Peerage, 86.
Prisons, 17.
Royal family, 17.
Great Fish River, 72.
Greece, ancient history, 87, 88.
Antiquities, 53.
Modern hi.story, 94.
Travel and description, 50,
52, 60,
Greek literature, 47.
Mythology, jo.
Greenland, history, 98.
Guiana, 71 .
Gymnastics, bodj', 27.
Voice, 34.
Gypsies, 18, 56.
Habits, 18.
Halifax, industrial resourses,
68.
Hand-book for architectural
surveyors, 32.
Hand-railing, 31.
Hansa towns, 91.
Happiness, 5.
Harems. 18.
Harper's gazetteer, 49.
Hartford, 67.
Hawaii, 72.
Ha\'ti, history. 96.
Travel and description, 69.
Heat, 22.
Heating, 31.
Heavens, 21.
Hebrew people, history, 87.
Hebrides, geology, 24.
Travel and description, 54.
Helvetic Confederacy, 94.
Henry IV., 89.
Henry VIII. , 89, 90.
Heraut, 63.
Heredity, 25.
Himalaya Mountains, 61-62.
Hindoostan, 62.
History, anc'. nt, 88.
Church, 9.
Collected works, 49.
Dictionaries, 49.
General works, 48-49.
Lectures, 49.
Modern, 88-98.
Periodicals, 49.
Study and use, 49.
Vnivers^al, 49.
Holland, history, 94.
Travel and description, 50,
53, 59-
Holy Land, history, 88.
Travel and description, 60,
63-64.
Home economics, 30.
Homeopathy, 27.
Homiletic, 9. ,
Homonyms, 19.
Honduras, 68.
Horses, 27, 30.
Horseshoeing, 31. ' .;
Horticulture, 32.
Household taste. 33. ' '
Hudson's Bay Territory, 67.
Human body, 27.
Race, 24.
Voice, 36 .
Humor, American, 37.
English, 43. 44-
Latin, 47.
Hungar)'. history, 91 .
Travel and description, 56.
Hu.sbandry, 29.
Hydrostatics 22.
Hymnology, 8,
Iberia, 58.
Icebergs, 51.
Iceland, travel and description ,
59-
Illustration, modern, 33.
Immigration, 12.
Implements of husbandry, 29.
India, antiquities. 53.
History, 94-95-
Politics, 94.
Sport, 35.
Travel and description, 50,
51,52, 61, 62.
Indian Archipelago, history, 88.
Indians of North America 'i,
96.
Individual biography, 75-86.
Indo-China, travel, 61.
Industrial biography, 74.
Inebriety, 6.
Inquisition, 93.
Insanity, 4.
Insectivorous plants, 25.
Insects, 26.
Instinct of animals, 25.
Insurance, 17.
Intellect, 5.
Interest, 13.
International law, 14.
Inventions, 26.
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INDEX OF SUBJECTS.
II'
m, 50,
)n, 60,
,67.
n, 56.
iriptlon,
ry, 29.
ion, 50,
itory, 88.
rica '^,
75-86.
14-
Inventors, lives, 73.
Inverness, agriculture, 29.
Invertebrates, 25.
Ionian Isles, 60.
Ireland, agriculture of, 28.
History, 88, 89.
Travel and description, 53,
54, 55-
Iron founding, 31.
Irrawaddi River, 63.
Irrigation, 22.
Isabella, Queen of Spain, 93.
Isolated Lslands, 72.
Israelites, history and litera-
ture, 87.
Italian literature, 47.
Italj', ancient hi.story, 87.
Antiquities, 52.
History, 92.
Travel and description, 50,
51.53.54,57.58,59.60,64.
Jamaica, 69.
James II., 90.
Japan, history, 94.
Natural history, 20.
Travel and description, 51,
52, 61.
Japanese designs, 33.
Java. 98.
Jeddo, 50.
Jerusalem, 63, 95.
Jesuits, 9.
Jews. 87.
Joining, 31.
Jordan, 63.
Josephus, works, 87.
Journalism, 3.
Judaism, 10
Judea, ancient history, 87.
Juvenile offenders, 17.
Kaffir land. 66.
Kalendar, gardener's, 32.
Kamtchatka, 63.
Kansas, 70.
Karakorum Himalayas, 62.
Karpathians, 56.
Kars. siege of, 93, 94.
Kartoum campaign, 95.
Kashghar, 61.
Kashmir, 61.
Katanga, 65. - ■
Katmandu, 62. ■
Khiva. 63. <•
Kiev, 53.
Kings, lives of, 73, 89.
King.ston, 55.
Knights Templars, 73.
Koord.s, 62.
Korea, 61.
Krakow, 56,
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Clifford, Mrs. W. K. A Flash of
Summer
The Love Letters of a Worhily
Woman
Cobban, J. M. Avenger of Blood , .
The King of Andaman
Master of His Fate
Her Royal Highness's Love
Affairs
Wilt thou Have tliis Woman ?. . .
COBBET, M. Man on the March
CoGSWELi., F. H. The Regicides. . .
ConiNGRiDE, A. A Night near
Windsor, or Port Royal Annals ;
and Tale of the Turf
Coi^tiNGWooD, H. The Doctor of
the Juliet
CoLUNS, M. Sweet Anne Page
and F". Sweet and Twenty
You Play me False
CoLUNS, W. After Dark ; and
Other Stories
Antonina, or the Fall of Rome . .
Armadale
Basil
Dead Secret, the
Hide-and-Seek, or mystery of
Mary Grice
"I Say No." or the love letter
answered ; and other stories . . .
Man and Wife
Miss or Mrs
Moonstone, the
New Magdalen, the
No Name
Poor Miss Finch
Queen of Hearts
Two Destinies, the
Woman in White
CoMPTON, H. A Free Lance in a
Far Land
A King's Hussar
Conrad, J. Almayer's Folly
Outcast of the Islands
Tales of Unrest
The Nigger of the Narcissus ....
Cooper, J. F. Afloat and Ashore :
sea tale
Bravo, the
Chainbearer, or the Little Page
Manuscripts, No. 2
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Crater (the) : tale of the Pacific.
Deerslayer, or the first war-path.
Headsman (the), or the Abbaye
des Vignerons
Heidenmauer (the) , or the Bene-
dictines : a legend of the
Rhine
Home as Found
Homeward Bound, or the Chase.
Jack Tier, or the Florida Reef . .
Last of the Mohicans
Lionel Lincoln
Mercedes of Castile, or the voy-
age to Cathay
Miles Walliiigford
Monikins
Oak-Openings, or the bee hunter.
Pathfinder, or the inland sea
Pilot (the) : tale of the sea
Pioneers, or the sources of the
Susquehanna
Prairie, the
Precaution
Red Rover : tale of the sea
Redskins
Satanstoe, or the Little Page
Manuscripts, No. i
Sea Lions, or the lost sealers ....
Spy, the
Two Admirals : tale of the sea. .
Water-Witch, the
Ways of the Hour
Wept of Wish-Ton-WMsh
Wyandotte
Wing and Wing
CORBETT, Julian. A
Great Waters....
Business in
CORNFORD, L. C. Captain Jacobus.
Sons of Adversity
Cotes, Mrs, E. (S. J. Duncan).
American Girl in London
Daughter of to-day
His Honor and a Lady
Path of a Star
Simple Adventures of a Mem-
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Social Departure : how Ortho-
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Dead Man's Rock C853-2
Delectable Duchy C853-3
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Eaton, A. W. H., and Betts, C. L
Tales of a Garrison Town
Ebers, G. Bride of the Nile
An Egyptian Princess
Per Aspera
Edwardes, Mrs. A. L,eah, a woman
of fashion
Edwards, A . B . Lord Brackenbury.
Edwards, Mrs. H. B. Pharisees. ..
Edwards, H. S. What is a Girl
to do ?
Edwards, M. B. Bridget
Brother Gabriel
Kitty
Love and Marriage ; and other
tides
Mademoiselle Josephine's Fri-
days ; and other stories
Wild Flower of Ravensworth . . .
Eggi^esTon^ E. The Faith Doctor. .
E1.10T, G., pseud, [See Cross, Mrs.
M.).
Evans, M. {See Cross, M.) .
ESLER, E. R. The Wardlaws
Fai,kner, J. M. The Lost Stradi-
varius
Farjeon, B. L. Aaron the Jew
Betrayal of John Fordham
The Mystery of M . Felix
Secret Inheritance
Shield of Love
Farrar, F. W. Darkness and Dawn,
or Scenes in Days of Nero ....
St. Winifred's, or the world of
school
Fawcett, E. a New York Family.
Fenn, G. M. Case of Ailsa Gray. . .
Cursed by A Fortune
An Electric Spa/k
Fluttered Devecote
Golden Magnet
High Play
Lass that loved a Sailor. ,; v . . .
Man with a Shadow
One Maid's Mischief
Queen's Scarlet
Quicksilver
Sappers and Miners
Star Gazers
Vicar's People, The
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FerriER, M. Destiny, or the
chief's daughter
Marriage
FiEi^DiNG, H. Joseph Andrews
Tom Jones
Amelia
FiNDT.ATER, J. H. Daughter of
Strife
The Green Graves of Balgowrie. .
FiNDLATER, M. Over the Hills
FoTHERGiix, C. Diana Wentworth.
FoTHERGm, J. Aldyth
First Violin, The
March in the Ranks
Fowr.ER E. T. Concerning Isabelle
Caruaby
A Double Thread
Francii^IvON, R. The Dog and His
Shadow
Jack Doyle's Daughter
Ropes of Sand
Eraser. Miss J. {Pseud., Tasma.)
Knight of the White Feather.
Eraser, W. A. The Eye of a God . .
Frederic, H. The Copperhead
Illumination
In the Valley
March Hares
The Market Place
The Return of the O'Mahoney..
Froude, J. A. Two Chiefs of Dun-
boy : an Irish romance of last
century
GallENGA, a. Blackgown Papers.
Gaskeli<, E. C. Cranford
Wives and Daughters
Gibbon, C. Golden Shaft
Margaret Carmichael
Gift, T. {See Boulger, D. H.).
Gissing, G. Born in Exile
Emancipated, The
Odd Woman, The
Unclassed, The
Whirlpool, The
Gi,anvii,i,E, E. Kloof Bride
Goldsmith, O. Vicar of Wakefield.
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Dartmoor Idylls
Grettier the Outlaw
Guavas the Tinner
In the Roar of the Sea
Jacquetta
Kitty Alone
Margery of Quether and other
stories
Mrs. Curgenven of Curgenven . .
Noemi
The Pennycomequicks
Perpetua
The Queen of Love
Urith
Old English Fairy Tales
Grant, J. Adventures of an Aide-
de-camp
A Constable of France
Frank Hilton, or "The Qvieen's
Own."
Laura Everingham, or High-
landers of Glen Ora
Philip Rollo, or the Scottish
Musketeers
Romance of War, or Highlanders
in Spain
Royal Highlanders, or the Black
Watch in Egypt
Scottish Cavalier, or ist Royal
Scots
Shall I Win Her
Gray, M., pseud. {See Truttiett,
M. G.).
Grkkn, a. K. (.SivRohlfs.Mrs. C).
GraTTAn, T. C. High-ways and
By-ways, or Tales of the Road-
side
Grbgg, Miss H. {Pseud., Sydney
C. Grier). His Excellency's
English Governess
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Duke of Monmouth G851-2
Invasion, The G851-3
Rivals ; and Tracy's Ambition. . . G851-4
Grt1'Kith,G. Vaklar, the Oft Born. G853-1
The Virgin of the Sun G853-2
GunTkr, A. C. King's Stockbroker. G977-1
Miss Dividends G977-2
Mr. Potter of Texas G977-3
Princess of Paris G977-4
Guthrie, T. A. {Pseud., F. Anstey).
A Fallen Idol G984-1
Black Poodle, and other Tales . . G984-2
Pariah, The G984-3
Tinted Venus : a farcical ro-
mance G984-4
Travelling Companions G984-5
The Talking Horse and other
Tales G984-6
Under the Rose G984-7
Vice Versil G984-8
GwYNNE, T. Nanette and her
lovers G995-1
Silas Barnstarke G995-2
Yovmg Singleton G995-3
HabberTon, J. Helen's Babies H113-1
Country Luck Hi 13-2
Well out of it H113-3
Haggard, A. Tempest Torn H145-1
Haggard, H. R. Dawn H1453-1
Eric Brighteyes H1453-2
Heart of the World H1453-3
Joan Haste H1453-4
King Solomon's Mines H 1453-5
Nada, the Lily H1453-6
She H1453-7
The World's Desire H1453-8
Hai,E, E. E. Sybil Knox, or Home
Again H161-1
HAtiBURTON, T. C. {Pseud., Sam
Slick). Americans at Home. H172-1
Clockmaker, The H172-2
Letter-bag of Great Western Hi 72-3
Old Judge, or life in a colony. . . H172-4
Halifax, C. {See Smith, E. T. M.).
Hamilton, Lord E. Outlaws of the
Marches H2177-1
Hamilton, M. Freedom of Henry
Meredyth H219-1
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FICTION — AUTHORS.
H161-1
H172-1
H172-2
H172-3
Hi 72-4
Harding. Capt. C. R, N- The
Capture of the Estrella H263-1
Harding, E. J. Slav Tales H2633-1
Hardy, A. S. Passe Rose H268-1
Hardy, T. Desperate Remedies ... . H272-1
Far from the Madding Crowd. . . H272-2
The Hand of Ethelberta H272-3
Pair of Blue Eyes H272-5
Stories in Black and White H272-6
Tess of the Durbervilles H272-7
Harradkn, B. At the Green Dra-
gon H296-1
In Varying Moods H296-2
Ships That Pass in the Night.,. H296-3
Umbrella Mender, The H 296-4
Harris, J. C. Mr. Rabbit at Home. H314-1
A Plantation Printer H314-2
Harrison, Mrs. B. The Anglo-
maniacs H318-1
Harrison, F. S Forest of Bourg-
Marie H319-1
Harrison, Mrs. M. {Pseud., Lucas
Malet). The Carissima H321-1
The Wages of Sin H321-2
Hart, Mrs, Freda H325-1
HarTE, F. B. Argonauts of North
Liberty H327-1
Bell Ringer of Angels H327-2
By Shore and Sedge H327-3
Cressy H327-4
The Heritage of Deadlow Marsh
and other Tales H327-5
In the Carquinez Woods H327-6
Luck of Roaring Camp ; and
Other Stories H327-7
Maruja H327-8
Millionaire of Rough-and-Ready ;
and Devil's Ford H327-9
• On the Frontier H327-10
Phyllis, of the Sierras and a
■> Drift from Redwood Camp. . . . H327-11
Protege of Jack Hamlin's H327-12
Sally Dows, etc H327-13
Sappho, of Green Springs ; and
Other Stories H327-14
Susy H327-15
Two Men of Sandy Bar : a drama. H327-16
A Waif of the Plains H327-17
A Ward of the Golden Gate H327-1R
HaXTON, J, Under the Great Seal., H366-1
Hawkins, A. H. {Pseud., Anthony
Hope) . Change of Air 11393-1
Chronicles of Comit Antonio .... H393-2
Comedies of Courtship H393-3
Father Stafford H 393-4
God in the Car H393-5
Half a Hero H393-6
Heart of the Princess Osra H393-7
Man of Mark H393.8
Phroso H393-9
Simon Dale H393-10
HawThornk, J. Beatrix Randolph. . H399-1
David Poindexter's Disappear-
ance, etc H399-2
Dust H399-3
El lice Quentin ; and Other
Stories H399-4
A Fool of Nature H399-5
Fortune's Fool H399-6
Garth H399-7
Hawthorne, N. Marble Faun :
a romance of Monte Beni. . . H3995-1
Mosses from an Old Manse H3995-2
Septimius Felton, or the elixir of
life H3995-3
Tanglewood Tales for Girls and
Boys H3995-4
Twice-told Tales H3995-5
Hay, M. C, Back to the Old Home. H413-1
Hector, Mrs. A. F. {Pseud., Mrs.
Alexander) . Barbara H451-1
Choice of Evils H451-2
Fight with Fate H45 1-3
A Golden Autumn H451-4
A Love Match H451-5
Mammon H451-6
Mona's Choice H451-7
Winning Hazard H451-8
Hennessey, J. D. The Dis-Honor-
able H515-1
Henty, G. a. At Agincourt H527-1
Aboukir and Acre H527-2
Beric the Briton H527-3
Both Sides of the Border H527-4
Bravest of the Brave, or with
Peterborough in Spain H527-5
By England's Aid : freeing of the
Netherlands, ( 1585-1604) H527-6
By Right of Conquest, or with
Cortez in Mexico. H527-7
By Sheer Pluck : tale of Ashanti
War H527-8
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132 FICTION —
Hknty, G. a., continued.
Cat of Bubastes : tale of Ancient
Egypt H527-9
Chapter of Adventures : or
through bombardment of Alex-
andria H527-10
Dash for Khartoum : tale of the
Nile Expedition H527-11
Dorothy's Double H527-12
Facing Death : tale of the coal
mines H527-13
Final Reckoning : tale of Bush
Life in Australia H527-14
Held Fast for England : Siege
of Gibraltar, ( 1779-83) H527-15
In Freedom's Cause : story of
Wallace and Bruce H527-16
In the Reign of Terror : adven-
tures of a Westminster Boy. . . H527-17
I/ion of the North : tale of times
of Gustavus Adolphus and the
Wars of Religion H527-18
Maori and Settler : story of New
Zealand War H527-19
On the Irrawaddy H527-20
One of the 28th : tale of Water-
loo H527-21
Orange and Green : tale of Boyne
and Limerick H527-22
Redskin and Cow-boy H5 27-23
Rujub the Juggler H527-24
8t. George for England : tale of
Cressy and Poitiers H527-25
Through the Fray : tale of the
Luddite Riots H527-26
Through Russian Snows H527-27
True to the Old Flag : tale of
American War of Indepen-
dence H527-28
Under Drake's Flag : tale of
Spanish Main H527-29
Under Wellington's Command.. H527-30
When London Burned H527-31
Winning his Spurs : tale of the
Crusades H527-32
With Olive in India H527-33
With Cockrane the Dauntless... H527-34
AUTHORS.
Henty, G. a., continued.
With Frederick the Great H527-35
With Lee in Virginia : story of
American Civil War H527-36
A Woman of the Commune H527-37
Wulf the Saxon H527-38
Yarns on the Beach H5 27-39
Young Colonists H527-40
Herman, H. (5tr Murray).
HiCHENS, R. S. Byeways H626-1
Flames H626-2
The Folly of Eustace H626-3
Imaginative Man H626-4
The Londoners H626-5
HiNKSON, Mrs. (Pseud., Katherine
Tynan). The Way of a Maid. H663-1
HoBBES.J. O. (^f^Cragie.)
Hodgson, Mrs. C. H. Siegfried's
Crown : artist life H6915-1
HoFiyAND, Mrs. B. Decision : a tale. H712-1
Energy H712-2
Fortitude : a tale H71 2-3
Moderation H712-4
Self-Denial : a tale H712-5
Hoi,DSWORTH, A. E. The Gods
Arrive H728-1
Years that the Locust Hath
Eaten H728-2
Hoivi,AND, E. The Evolution of a
Wife H734-1
Holmes, O. W. Elsie Venner H752-1
The Guardian Angel H752-2
A Mortal Antipathy H752-3
Hooper, I. The Singer of Marly . . . H7863-I
Hope, T. Anastasius, or memoirs of
a Greek H7915-1
HoRNUNG, E. W. Boss of Taroomba. H816-1
My Lord Duke H816-2
Rogues March H816-3
Tiny Luttrell H816-4
Ho'TCHKiss, C. C. In Defiance of
the King H832-1
FICTION — AUTHORS.
H734-1
H752-1
H752-2
H752-3
H7863-1
H7915-1
H816-1
H816-2
H816-3
H816-4
II832-1
and
HowELLS, W. D. Annie Kilburn
April Hopes
Chance Acquaintance
Counterfeit Presentment
Fearful Responsibility :
Other Stories
Foregone Conclusion
A Hazard of New Fortunes
Imperative Duty
Indian Summer
Lady of Aroostock
Mercy
Minister's Charge
Modern Instance
Out of the Question : a comedy
Rise of Silas Lapham
The Shadow of a Dream
Their Wedding Journey
Undiscovered Country
Woman's Reason, A
Hughes, T. Tom Brown at Oxford.
Tom Brown's Schooldays
Hugo, V. Bug-Jargal and other
Stories
Hans of Iceland
The Man who Laughs
Les Miserables
Ninetj'-Three
Notre Dame
The Toilers of the Sea
E.
Ozmar the
Hui,me-Beaman,
Mystic
Hume, F. The Carbuncle Clue
Expedition of Capt. Flick .
Lady Jezebel
HuNGERFoRD, Mrs. M. {Pseud., The
Duchess). Beauty's Daughters.
The Coming of Chloe
The Hoyden
A Lonely Girl
The O'Connors of Ballinahinch . .
Peters Wife
Rossmoyne
Tug of War
Hunt, V. A Hard Woman
The Way of Marriage
HuTCHESON, J. C. Crown and An-
chor, or Under the Penant. . . .
The Pirate Junk
Hutchinson, H. Fairway Island..
H859-1
H859-2
H859-3
HS5q-4
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H936-8
H943-1
H943-2
H973-I
H973-2
H976-I
Hyne, C. J. C. The Recipe for
Diamonds
INGRAHAM, J. H. Pillar of Fire, or
Israel in Bondage
Prince of House of David
Jackson, H. Hetty's Strange His-
tory
Ramona
Zeph
Jacobs, W. W. Many Cargoes
The Skipper's Wooing
James, C. T. C. On Tumham Green.
James, F. a. {Pseud., Florence
Warden). The Girls at the
Grange
Girls Will be Girls
A Lady in Black
Mystery of Dudley Home
A Perfect Fool
A Spoilt Girl
James, H. Embarrassments
The Other House
The Spoils of Poynton
Terminations
What Maisie Knew
James, G. p. R. Russell ; a tale of
* Reign of Charles II
fEFFERY, W. (&^Becke).
JEPSON, E. Keeper of the People. .
Jerome, J. K. Diary of a Pilgrim-
age
On the Stage, and Off ; the brief
career of a would-be actor
Stageland
Three Men in s Boat — to say
nothing of the dog
jERROi,D, D. Man made of Money ;
and Chronicles of Clovernook .
Men of Character
JEWETT, S. O. The Country of the
Pointed Firs
Johnson, S.
Rasselas
Dr. Congalton's
Johnston, H
Legacy
Johnston, Miss. G. L. K. pseud.
(Keith Leslie).
Lisbeth
A Hurricane in Petticoats
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J 13-2
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J17-1
J 1 7-2
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JOKAi, M. Dr. Dumany's Wife
Eyes life the Sea
Midst the Wild Carpathians
Katharena, a, Home of the Dra-
gon
Kavanagh, J. Adele
Keary, a. a York and a Lancaster
Rose
Keary, C. F. Herbert Vanlennert.
The Two Lancrof ts
FICTION — AUTHORS.
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J 74-2
J 74-3
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K21-1
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K242-2
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K27-2
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KeighTi.ey, S. R. Crimson Sign. ..
The Last Recruit of Clare's
KENEAIvY, a. Belinda's Beaux
Kennard, Mrs. E. At the Tail of
the Hounds K34-1
The Catch of the County K34-2
Fooled by a Woman K34-3
A Riverside Romance K34-4
Kennedy, H. A. A Man with
Black Eyelashes K35-1
Kernahan, C. The Child, the Wise
Man, and the Devil K39-1
King, K. Sweet is True Love K53-1
KiNGSiyEY, C. Alton Locke : tailor
and poet K552-1
Hereward the Wake : last of the
English K552-2
Hypatia K552-3
Yeast : a problem K552-4
KiNGSi,EY, F. M. Stephen K553-1
Kingston, W. H. G.
Albatross (the), or voices from
the ocean : a tale K555-1
Ben Hadden ; or do right what-
ever comes of it K555-2
Charley Laurel : adventure by
sea and land K555-3
Dick Chevely K555-4
Golden Grasshopper (the) : story
of days of Sir Thos. Gresham , K555-5
Hendricks the Hunter]: tale of
Zululand K555-6
Midshipman (the), Marmaduke
Merry, or early days at sea. . . . K555-7
• My First Voyage to Southern
Seas K555-8
Old Jack K555-9
Peter Trawl, or adventures of a
whaler K555-10
Peter the Whaler K555-11
Kingston, W. H. G., continued.
Roger Kyffin's Ward
Roger Willoughby : story of
times of Benlow
Saved from the Sea, or loss of
the ' ' Viper ' ' and adventures
of her crew in the Great Sahara.
Voyage Round the World
Young Llanero : war and wild
life in Venezuela
Young Rajah
KiPijNG, R. The Jungle Book
Life's Handicap
Many Inventions
The Naulahka
Stalky & Co
KiRBY, W. The Golden Dog
KiRKi^AND, Mrs. C. M. Western
Clearings
LAGERI.OF, S. The Story of Gosta
Berling
Lander, H. Lucky Bargee
Lane, E. W. The Thousand and
One Nights, or Arabian
Night's Entertainments
Lang, A. The Green Fairy Book . . .
Mark of Cain
Monk of Fife
Red True Story Book
Lang, Mrs. A. Dissolving Views . . .
Laffan, Mrs. R. S. DeC. {See
Adams, Mrs. L.).
Laszowska, Mrs. E. D. von. A
Foreigner
Lavenu, L. S. Erlesmere
LawIvESS, Hon. E. Maelcho
Lee, H. Loving and Serving
Poor Squire
Straightforward
LeGaluenne, R. The Quest of the
Golden Girl
LEIGHTON, R.
Pomona . .
The Pilots of
LeQuEX, W. Devil's Dice.
The Eye of Istar
Scribes and Pharisees .
Whoso Findeth a Wife
Zoraida
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FICTION — ATTTHORS.
IrEVER. C. Arthur O'Leary
Barrington
Bramleighs of Bishop's Folly. ...
Charles O'Mallcy, the Irish
Dragoon
Con Cregan, the Irish Gil Bias..
Daltons, the
Davenport Dunn
Day's Ride, a life's romance ....
Dodd Family Abroad
Fortunes of Glencore
Harry Lorrequer
Horace Templeton
Jack Hinton, the Guardsman . . .
Knight of Gwynne
Lord Kilgobbin
IvUttrell of Arran
Martin's of Cro' Martin
Maurice Tiernay
O'Donoghue : a tale of Ireland .
One of Them
Roland Cashel
Sir Brook Fosbrooke
Sir Jasper Carew
That Boy of Norcott's
Tom Burke of " Ours "
Tony Butler
Linton, E. Lynn. In Haste and at
Leisure
World Well Lost
LlTTi^E, Mrs. A. A Marriage in
China
Locke, W. J. At the Gate of Sa-
maria
Logan, A. S. Not on the Chart
LoNGARD, Mme. L. de. {Pseud.,
Dorothea Gerard). Lot 13. . .
Miss Providence
The Rich Miss Riddell
The Wrong Man
LoRiMER, N. Josiah's Wife
LowRY, H. D. A Man of Moods., .
Lynch, H. The Autobiography of a
Child
An Odd Experiment
Lytton, E. G. E. Lytton Bulwer-
Lytton, baron. Caldron, the
Courtier. {Appended to " Le-
ila.'')
Caxtons, The
Chairolas, prince of Paida
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t998-2
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Lytton, E. G E,, continued.
Coming Race, The L998-4
Devereux L998-5
Disowned. The L998-6
Ernest Maltravers L998-7
Eugene Aram L998-8
Godolphin L998-9
Harold, last of the Saxon Kings. L998-10
Kenelm Chillingly L998-11
Last of the Barons L998-12
Last Days of Pompeii L998-13
Leila, or the Siege of Granada ;
Caldron, the Courtier,; and
the Pilgrims of the Rhine L998-14
Lucretia, or the children of
night L998-15
"My Novel," or varieties in
English Life L998-16
Night and Morning L998-17
Parisians, The L998-18
Paul Clifford L998-19
Pelham, or the adventures of a
gentleman L998-20
Pilgrims of the Rhine L998-21
Rienzi, last of the Roman Tri-
bunes L998-22
Strange Story ; and Haunted and
Haunters L998-23
What Will He Do With It ? L998-24
Zanoni L998-25
Lytton, E, R. Bulwer-Lytton, earl
of, (Owen Meredith). Lucile, L9982-1
Maartens, M, {See Poorsen-Sch-
wartz, J, van, der.).
McCarthy, J. Dictator M123-1
Dear Lady Disdain M123-2
Donna Quixote M123-3
McCarthy, J. H. Dolly M1232-1
McDonald, G. Adela Cathcart.. .. M135-1
Annals of a Quiet Neighborhood. M135-2
Alec Forbes M135-3
Castle Warlock M135-4
David Elginbrod M135-5
Donald Grant M135-6
Elect Lady M135-7
Flight of the Shadow M135-8
Guild Court M135-9
Home Again M135-10
Malcolm M135-11
Marquis of Lossie M135-12
Mary Marston M135-13
Orts M135-14
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136 FICTION —
McDonald, G., coHlinued.
Paul Faher M135-15
Robert Falconer M 135-16
Rough Shaking M135-17
St. George and St. Michael M135-18
Seaboard Parish M 135- 19
Sir Gilibie M 135-20
Stephen Archer M 135-21
There and Back M135-22
Thomas Wingfold M 135-23
Vicar's Daughter M 135 24
Weighed and Wanting Mi 35-25
What's Mine's Mine M 135-26
Wilfrid Cumbermede M 135-27
McFai.i,, Mrs. {Pse ltd., ^&ra\\ Grand).
The Beth Book M143-1
The Heavenly Twins Mi 43-2
Ideala M143-3
Our Manifold Nature Mi 43-4
Singularly Deluded M 143-5
Machray, R. Grace O'Mally, Prin-
cess and Pirate M149-1
Mack AY, M. [Pseud. , Marie Corelli) ,
Ardath M153-1
Barabbas M153-2
Cameos M153-3
The Mighty Atom M153-4
The Murder of Delicia M 153-5
A Romance of Two Worlds M 153-6
The Sorrows of Satan M 153-7
The Soul of Ivilith M153-8
Thelma M153-9
Vendetta M153-10
Wormwood M153-1 1
Ziska M153-12
Mackenzie, E. Highland Lassies.. M156-X
McKiNNON, W. C. St. George, or
the Canadian League M158-1
MACI.AREN, I. {See Watson).
McLeod, G. D. Stories of Land of
Evangeline " M165-1
Macquoid, K. S. Berris. M173-1
In an Orchard M173-2
Little Fifine ; and other tales Mi 73-3
Sir James Appleby, Bart Mi 73-4
Major, C. {Pseud., Caskoden, E.)
When Knighthood was in
Flower M234-1
Maw( the River
Asphodel
Aurora Floyd
Barbara
Birds of Prey
Captain of the Vulture
Charlotte's Inheritance
Cloven Foot
Day (the) Will Come
Dead Men's Shoes
Dead-Sea Fruit
Doctor's Wife
Eleanor's Victory
Fatal Three
Fenton's Quest
Flower and Weed ; and other
tales
Gerard
Golden Calf (the)
Henry Dunbar
Hostages to Fortune
Ishmael
John Marchmont's Legacy .
Joshua Haggard
Just As I Am
Lady Audle;,''^ Secret
Lady Lisle
Lady's Mile (the)
Like and Unlike
Lost for Love
Lovels of Arden
Lucius Davoren
Milly Darrell ; and other tales.
Mohawks
Mount Royal ,
Octoroon
One Life, One Love
One Thing Needful
Only a Clod
Open Verdict
Phantom Fortune
Ralph the Bailiff ; and other
stories
Robert Ainsleigh
Run to Earth
Rupert Godwin
Sir Jasper's Tenant
Sons of Fire
Story of Barbara
Strange World
Strangers and Pilgrims
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M46S-2
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M465-4
M4t>5-6
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Taken at the I'lood
Thou Art the Man
To the Bitter Find
Trail of the Serpent
Under the Red Flag
Venetians
Vixen
Weavers and Weft ; and other
tales
When the World was Younger. .
Wyllard's Weird
Maynard, L. The Philanthropist. .
Meadk, L. T. {See Smith).
Meldrum, D. S. Grey Mantle and
Gold Fringe
Melviu^E, G. J. W. Black but
Comely
Brookes of Bridlemere
Cerise
Old Man's Love
Rosine
Uncle John
Mendoza, Don D. de H. Life and
Adventures of Lazarillo de Tor-
mes
Meredith, G. The Adventures of
Harry Richmond
The Amazing Marriage
Diana of the Crossways
The Egoist
Evan Harrington
Lord Ormont and his Aminta . . .
One of Our Conquerors
The Ordeal of Richard Feverel . .
Rhoda Fleming
Sandra Belloni
Shaving of Shagpat. an Arabian
entertainment ; and Farina . . .
The Tragic Comedians
Vittoria
Meredith, O., pseud. {See Lytton,
E. R. Bulwer-Lytton, earloi).
Middi.eT( C. Without Respect
of Persons
MII.I.ER, H. Tales and Sketches . . .
MinER, Mrs. H. L. {Pseud., Mary
Gaunt) . Kirkham's Find
The Moving Finger
Mnw, J. Too Fast to Last
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\. s She Good or Bad ?. M667-1
MiNTO, W
MiTCHEivi,, Dr. S. W. Adventures
of Francois M682-1
Hugh Wynne M682-2
MiTFORD, B. A Romance of the
Cape Frontier M683-1
The Sign of the Spider M683-2
'Tween Snow and Fire M683-3
White Shield M683-4
MotESWORTH, Mrs. The Carved
Lions M719-1
MONCREFF, //<;«. F. The X Jewel. M739-1
Montgomery, F". Thrown Together. M787-1
MoNTRESOR, F. F. Into the High-
ways and Hedges M81 i-i
The One Who Looked On
Moore, A. {See Dowson, E.).
MooRB, F. F. Under Hatches
MooRE. J. Zeluco : views of human
nature
MooRE, T. The Epicurean : ^ tale. .
More, H. Coelebs in Search of a
Wife.
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MORIER, J. The Mirza M855-1
MORRAH, H. The Faithful City .... M872-1
A Serious Comedy M872-2
Morris, W. The Waters of the
Wondrous World M877-1
Wood Beyond the World M877-2
Morrison, A. A Child of the Jago. M878-1
Tales of Mean Streets 1M878-2
MuDDOCK, J. E. Stripped of the
Tinsel M943-1
The Star of Fortune . . M943-2
MuGGE, T, Life and Love in Nor-
way M951-1
MunroE, K. \t War with Pontiac. M968-1
Rick Dale M968-2
Through Swamp and Glade M968-3
MURFREE, Miss M. N. {Pseud.,
Chas. Egbert Craddock). In
the Stranger Peoples Country. M975-1
Murray, r>. C. Bit of Human
Nature ; and " Lively Fanny." M981-1
Bob Martin's Little Girl M981-2
By the Gate of the Sea M981-3
Coals of Fire ; and other Stories. M981-4
Cynic Fortune M981-5
Murray, D. C, continued.
First Person Singular M981-6
Hearts M981-7
Joseph's Coat M981-8
Life's Atonement M981-9
Model Father, etc M981-10
Old Blazer's Hero M981-11
Val Strange ; a Story of the
Primrose Way M981-12
A Wasted Crime M981-13
Way of the World M981-14
The Weakci Vessel M981-15
and Herman, H. One Travel-
ler Returns M981-16
Neuman, B. P. The Supplanter. . . N489-1
A New Note N532-1
Nichoi.i,s, Mrs. C. (Charlotte
Bronte) . Jane Eyre N613-1
Professor, Emma, Poems N613-2
Shirlej' N613-3
Villette N613-4
NoRDAU, M. A Comedy of Senti-
ment N828-1
Malady of the Century N828-2
NoRRis, W. E. Baffled Conspirators. N861-1
Clarissa Furiosa N801-2
The Countess Radna N861-3
Dancer in Yellow N861-4
A Deplorable Affair I ^01-5
The Despotic Lady and Others.. N861-6
His Grace N86J-7
Marcia N861-8
Marietta's Marriage N861-9
Mathew Austin N861-10
Misadventure N861-1 1
Mrs. Fenton N861-12
The Rogue N861-13
A Victim of Good Luck N861-14
NoTLEY, F. E. M. Cordelia N913-1
Ochiltree, H. Redbum O16-1
OuPHANT, Miss. {.^s.ad., Amy
Dunsmuir) . Claire O471-1
OuPHANT, Mrs. M. O. W. Adam
Graeme of Mossgray O472-1
Agnes O472-2
House in Bloomsbury O472-3
Janet O472-4
Lady Car O472-5
Lady's Walk O472-6
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OuPHANT, Mrs. M. O. W., continued.
Madonna Mary
Oliver's Bride
Passages in Life of Mrs. Mar-
garet Maitland, of Sunnyside. .
Poor Gentleman
The Prodigals
The Sorceress
Sir Robert's Fortune
Sir Tom
Son of his Father
Two Marys
Who was Lost and is Found
Opik, Mrs. A. New Tales
Simple Tales, v. 3-4
Tales of Real Life. v. 2-3
Works
OSBOURNE, L. {See Stevenson, R.
L. B.).
Ottoi,bngui, R. The Crime of the
Century
OuiDA. {See Rame, L. de La).
Our Own Pompeii: a romance of to-
morrow
Owen, M. a. The Daughter of
Alouette
OxLEY, J. McD. Diamond Rock. . ,
Strange Rescue
Paruoe, J. Romance of the
Harem
Parker, G. An Adventurer of the
North
The March of the White Guard.
Mrs. Falchion
Pierre and His People
Pomp of the Lavilettes
The Trail of the Sword
The Translation of a Savage
The Trespasser
When Valmond came to Pontiac.
Seats of the Mighty
Parr, Mrs. The Squire
Pai^ERSOn, a. a Man of his
Word
PaTon, J. L. A Home in Inveniesk .
Patton. J. B. Bijli the Dancer
Payn, J. Another's Burden
Canon's Ward
Disappearance of George Driffell,
Eavesdropper
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Payn, J., continued.
Glow- Worm Tales ^345-5
Grape from a Thorn F345-6
High Spirits ; being certain
Stories written in them P345-7
In Market Overt P345-8
Less Black than were Painted. . P345-9
A Modern Dick Whittington .... P345-10
Mystery of Mirbridge P345-1 1
A Stumble on the Threshold .... P345-12
Talk of the Town P345-13
PEard, F. M. Alicia Tennant P359-1
PEMberTon, M. Christine of the
Hills P395-1
A Gentleman's Gentleman P395-2
The Impregnable City P395-3
The Iron Pirate P395-4
Kronstadt P395-5
A Puritan's Wife P395-6
Queen of the Jesters P395-7
The Sea Wolves F395-8
PENDERED, mi., a Pastoral Played
Out P397-1
Phelps, E. S. Fourteen to one.... P539-r
and Ward, H. D, Master of the
Magicians P539-2
Phii,ips, F. C. Poor Little Bella. .. P554-1
Phtlpotts, E. Lying Prophets .... P564-1
My Laughing Philosopher P564-2
Some Every-Day Folks P564-3
Pickering, E. After Sedgmore, . . . P596-1
Pitt, S. a Limited Success P6883-5
PoE, E. A. Arthur Gordon Pym P743-1
Poole, J. Little Pedlington and the
Pedlingtonians P822-1
Phineas Quiddy P822-2
PooRSEN-ScHWARTz, J. van der.
God's Fool P823-1
Greater Glory P823-2
Old Maid's Love ; P823-3
Sin of Joo.st Avelingh P823-4
Question of Taste P823-5
PousHKiN, A. S. (^i'd'Puskin, A. S.).
Praed, Mrs. C. Affinities, a ro-
mance of to-day P?97-i
Christina Chard P897-2
December Roses P897-3
Outlaw and Lawmaker P897-4
Romance of a Chalet P897-5
The Romance of a Station P897-6
The Scourge-Stick P897-7
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Proctor, J. This Year, Next Year,
Sometime, Never P964-1
PuSKiN, A. S. {Pseud., Poushkin,
A. S.) r rose Tales r987-i
Pyle, H. Jack Ballister's Fortunes. P996-1
Rame, Iv. de la. {Pseud., Ouida).
Bimbi : stories for children R171-1
Chandos R171-2
Folle-Farine R171-3
Frescoes, etc R171-4
Idalia R171-5
In Maremma R171-6
In a Winter City R171-7
Moths R171-8
Pascarel R171-9
Princess Napraxine Ri 71-10
Puck R171-11
Signa R171-12
The Silver Christ R171-13
Strathmore R171-14
Tower of Taddeo R171-15
Tricotrin R171-16
Two Little "Wooden Shoes R171-17
Under Two Flags R171-18
Views and Opinions R171-19
Village Commune Ri 71-20
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Raymond, W. Charity Chance....
Reade, C. Christie Johnstone...,,
Hard Cash
Good Fight ; and other Tales. . ,
Reade, Chas. Who was then the
Gentleman R2852-1
Reid, C, pseud. {See Tieman,
Mrs. F. C).
Reid, Capt. M. Afloat in the Forest. R357-1
Bosjesmen or Bushmen R357-2
Boy Hunters R357-5
Boy Slaves R357-4
Bush-Boys ; adventures in South
Africa
Cliff -Climbers
Desert Home
Fatal Cord
Forest Exiles, or perils of a
Pei'uvian family amid wilds of
the Amazon
Giraffe Hunters R357-10
Guerilla Chief; and other Tales. R357-11
Half-Blood, The R357-12
Headless Horseman : tale of
Texa0 , , , . , R357-13
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Reid, Capt. M., continued.
Hunters' Feast
Maroon, The
Ocean Waifs
Plant Hunters : adventures
among Himalaya Mountains..
Quadroon, or adventures in
Louisiana
Ran Away to Sea
Rifle Rangers, or adventures in
southern Mexico
Tiger Hunter
War Trail
White Chief : legend of Mexico .
White Gauntlet
Wild Huntress
Wood-Rangers
Young Voyageurs, or boy hun-
ters in the north
Young Yiigers : hunting adven-
tures in Africa
Rhoscomyi,, O. Battlement and
Tower
For the White Rose of Arno ....
Jewel of Ynys Galon
Rice, J. {See Besant, W.).
RiDDEiX, Mrs. C. E. L, Alaric
Spenceley
The Head of the Firm
Home, Sweet Home
Prince of Wales's Garden-Party ;
and other stories
Princess Sunshine
Struggle for Fame
Susan Drummond
RiGGS, Mrs. J. C. (Kate D. Wiggan).
Marm Lisa
Penelope's Experiences in Scot-
land
Rita, pseud. {See Booth, E. M. J.
von.).
Rives, A. {See Chanler, A. R.).
Roberts, C. G. D. The Forge in
the Forest
Roberts, M. Little Step-daughter.
That Child
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Robinson, F. W. The Keeper of
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Youngest Miss Green
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R0HI.FS, Mrs. C. (Anne Katherine
Green ) . Lost Man 's Lane ....
Marked " Personal."
That Affair Next Door
Agatha Webb
RoscoE, T. Italian Novelists
Ross, R. Spirit of the Storm
Russell, D. A Man's Privilege....
Russell, P. A Husband's Ordeal . .
Russell, W. C. Book for the Ham-
mock
The Copsford Mystery
Hearts of Oak
In the Middle Watch
Jack's Courtship : a sailor's yarn.
John Holdsworth, chief mate. . .
List, Ye Landsmen
Mrs. Dines' Jewels : A mid-
Atlantic romance
My Danish Sweetheart
Mystery of the "Ocean Star" :
a collection of maritime sket-
ches
On the Fo'k'sle Head
Round the Galley Fire
Sea Queen, A
The Tale of the Ten
Tragedy of Ida Noble
The Two Captains
Voyage to the Cape
What Cheer !
Rutherford, M. Clara HorTood.
St. Aubyn, a. a Fair Impostor. . . .
A Procter's Wooing
St. Leger, H. An Ocean Outlaw. .
Saintine, M. D., pseud. {See Boni-
face, J. X.).
Saint-Pierre, J. H. B. de). Paul
and Virginia
Sala, G. a. Seven Sons of Mam-
^ mon
Sand, G., pseud. {See Dudevant,
A. L. A. D.).
Sardou, V. Madam Sans Gene....
Saunders, M. The King of the
Park
My Spanish Sailor
ScHREiNER, O. {See Cronwright,
Mrs.).
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Scott, H. S. {Pseud., Henry Seton
Merriman). Flotsam, the
study of a life
The Grey Lady
In Kedar's Tents
The Sowers
Suspense
Young Mistley
Dross
Scott, M . Cruise of the ' ' Midge. ' ' .
Tom Cringle's Log
Scott, Sir W. Abbot, The
Anne of Geierstein
Antiquary
Betrothed, The ; Highland Wi-
dow
Black Dwarf ; Legend of Mon-
trose
Castle Dangerous
Count Robert of Paris
Death of the Laird's Jock
Fair Maid of Perth
Guy Mannering, or the astrolo-
ger
Heart of Mid-Lothian
Highland Widow
Ivanhoe
Kenilworth
Legend of Montrose
Monastery
My Aunt Margaret's Mirror
Old Mortality
Peveril of the Peak
Pirate
Redgauntlet
Rob Roy
St. Ronan'sWell
Surgeon's Daughter
Talisman
Tapestried Chamber
Two Drovers
Waverley
Woodstock
ScuLLEY, W. C. Between Sun and
Sand
The White Hecatomb
Sergeant, a. The Failure of Sybil
Fletcher
Out of Due Season
A Rogue's Daughter
The Story of a Penitent Soul ....
Seventy times Seven
Told in the Twilight
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Shield, A. Squire of Wandales 8555-1
Shorthouse, J. H. John Inglesant. S559-1
Blanche, Lady Falaise S559-2
The Countess Eve S559-3
A Teacher of the Violin S559-4
Sir Percival S559-5
SiENKiEwicz, H. Deluge. {Sequel
to Fire and Sword) S572-1
In Vain S572-2
Pan Michael S572-3
Quo Vadis S572-4
With Fire and Sword S572-5
SiNCiyAiR, C. Flirtations in Fash-
ionable Life S616-1
Jane Bouverie S616-2
Lord and Lady Harcourt S616-3
Moflern Accomplishments S616-4
SkerTchIvY, J. A. Melinda, the
Caboceer ; or Sport in Ashanti. S627-1
Smart, H. The Master of Rath-
kelly S636-1
A Member of Tattersall's and
other Tales S636-2
Sunshine and Snow S636-3
Smeaton, O. Our Laddie S637-1
Smith, E. T. M. (Pseud., L. T.
Meade). A Girl of the People. S646-1
A Life for a Love S646-2
The Medicine Lady S646-3
Out of the Fashion S646-4
A Son of Ishmael S646-5
Stories from the Diary of a
Doctor S646-6
The Way of a Woman S646-7
Smith, F. H. A Gentlemen Vaga-
bond S647-1
Smith, H. Tales of Early Ages S649-1
SnaiTh, J. C. Fierceheart the Sol-
dier S669-1
Spence, C. Tender and True : a col-
onial tale S744-1
Spender, Mrs. J. K. The Wooing
of Doris S746-1
Spofford, H. p. Old Madame, and
other tragedies S762-1
Stabiles, G., The Rose of Allan-
dale S775-1
AUTHORS.
STAEi.-fe[oi,STEiN, A. L. G. N., Bar-
onne de. Corinne, or Italy . , .
Stannard, Mrs. {Pseud., John
Strange Winter). Army Tales.
Aunt Johnnie
Beautiful Jim
Blameless Woman
Booties' Baby
Booties' Children
Buttons
Cavalry Life
Confessions of a Publisher
Dinna Forget
Garri,son Gossip
Grip
He Went for a Soldier
I Married a Wife
Into an Unknown World
Little Fool
Lumlej', the Painter
Major's Favorite
Mignon's Husband
Mignon's Secret
Mrs. Bob
Only Human
Other Man's Wife (the)
Pluck
Private Tinker
Regimental Legends
Seventh Child
Siege Baby
Soldiers Children
Soul of the Bishop
Strange Story of My Life
Stranger Woman (the)
That Mrs. Smith
Three Girls
Statham, F. R. Mr. Magnus
Stearns, A. Chris and the Wonder-
ful Lamp
Steel, F. a. From the Three Rivers.
On the Face of the W'ater
In the Permanent Way
The Potter's Thumb
STEEI.E, A. C. Lesbia
Stephens, R. Mr. Peters
Stephens, R. N. Gentleman Player.
Stkpniak,S. (^i?)? Dragomanov).
SteuarT, J. A. The Minister of
State.
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FICTION — AUTHORS.
Stevenson, R. L,. The Black Arrow.
Catriona
Dynamiter
Island Nights Entertainments. . ,
Kidnapped
Master of Ballantrae
Merry Men ; and Other Tales
and Fables
New Arabian Nights
St. Ives
Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and
Mr. Hyde
Treasure Island
Weir of Hermistoun
a«^OsBOURNE, L. The Wrecker.
The Wrong Box
The Ebb Tide
Steward, Mrs. The Mascarenhas,
a legend of the Portugese in
India
Stinde, J. The Bucholz Family
Frau Wilhelniine
Stockton, F. R. Amos Kilbright ;
with other stories
Ardis Claverden
Bee-Man of Orn ; and other
Fanciful Tales
Captain Chap
Christmas Wreck ; and other
stories
Clocks of Rondaine ; and other
stories
The Great Stone of Sardis
House of Martha
Jolly Fellowship
Lady, or the Tiger? and other
stories
Late Mrs. Null
Mrs. Cliff's Yacht
Pomona's Travels
Rudder Grange
Rudder Grangers abroad ; and
other stories
The Squirrel Inn
Story Teller's Pack
Stowe, Mrs. H. E. (Beecher).
Agnes of Sorrento
Uncle Tom's Cabin
Strain, E. H. A Man's Foes
Strickland, A. Pilgrims of Wals-
ingham, or tales of the middle
ages
S848-1
S848-2
S848-3
S848-4
S848-5
S848-6
S848-7
S848-8
S848-9
S848-10
S848-11
S848-12
S848-13
S848-14
S848-15
S849-1
S859-1
S859-2
S866-1
S866-2
S866-3
S866-4
S866-5
S866-6
S866-7
S866-8
S866-9
S866-10
S866-11
S866-12
S866-13
S866-14
S866-T5
S866-16
S866-17
S892-1
S892-2
S896-1
S917-1
Stuart, E. Arrested S929-1
Inscrutable S929-B
Woman of Forty S929-3
Tabor, E. Double Wedding Ti 14-1
St, Olave's T114-2
Tarbet, W. G. Ill-Gotten Gold. . . T179-1
Thackeray, W. M. Book of Snobs ;
Sketches of Life and Character,
etc., etc T363-1
Catherine ; Lovel the Widower ;
Denis Duval ; Ballads, etc ... , T363-a
Christmas Books of Mr. M.
Titmarsh T363-3
Confessions of Fitz-Boodle ; and
Some Passages in the Life of
Major Gahagan T363-4
Newconies (The) T363-5
Punch's Prize Novelists ; the Fat
Contributor ; and Travels in
London T363-6
Virginians T363-7
■^^anity Fair T363-8
Thomas, A. {See Cudlip, Mrs.
Pender).
Thomson, E. V. Old Man vSavarin. T482-1
Walter Gibbs, the Young Boss . . . T482-2
Thomp.son, E. S. Wild Animals I
Have Known T489-1
Tiernan, Mrs. F. C. {Pseud., Chris-
tian Reid). A Comedy of
Elopement T564-1
TiREBUCK, W. E. Miss Grace of All
Souls T569-1
TONNA, Mrs. C. E. {Pseud., Char-
lotte Ehzabeth ) . Judah's Lion. T66-1
TouRGEE, A. W. Button's Inn T727-1
TowNSEND, Rev. G. F. Arabian
Nights T748-1
TowNSHEND, E. W. Chimmie Fad-
den ; and other stories T753-1
Tracy, L. An American Emperor . . T761-1
TroixopE, A. Doctor Thorne T848-1
Dr. Wortle's School T848-2
Framley Parsonage T848-3
Frau Frohmann ; and other
stories T848-4
Kellys and O'Kellys T848-5
Lily Dale T848-6
Phineas Redux T848-7
Prime Minister, The T848-8
Warden, The T848-9
Old Man's Love T848-10
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FICTION — AUTHORS.
TROLtoPE, F. E. That Wild
Wheel T8482-1
Truttiett, M. G. {Pseud., Maxwell
Gray). In the Heart of the
Storm T874-1
An Innocent Imposter T874-2
TuRGENKV, I. Rudin T936-1
- Smoke T936-2
Unl iwooD, F. H. Doctor Gray's
Quest U56-1
Vanpam, a. D. The Mystery of the
the Patrician Club ■V224-1
Verne, J. Abandoned V531-1
Adrift in the Pacific V531-2
Adventures of Three Englishmen
and Three Russians in South
Africa V531-3
Begum's Fortune V531-4
Blockade Runners V531-5
Burbank the Northerner V531-6
Captain Antifer V531-7
Captain of the Guidara V531-8
j Child of the Cavern, or strange
doings underground V531-9
Clipper of the Clouds V531-10
Crj'ptogram "V531-11
Demou of Cawnpore V531-12
Dropped from the Clouds V531-13
Eight Hundred l,eagues on the
Amazon ■V531-14
Five Weeks in a Balloon, a voyage
of Exploration in Central Africa V531-15
Flight to France, or memoirs of
a dragoon : tale of days of
Dumouriez V531-16
Floating City V531-17
From the Earth to the Moon
direct in 97 hours, 20 minutes. V531-18
Fur Country, or 70 Degrees
North Latitude V531-19
Godfrey Morgan, a Califomian
Mystery V531-20
Hector Servadac V531-21
Kereban, the Inflexible : Pt. i.
The Captain of the Guidara ;
Pt, 2, Scarpente, the Spy V531-22
Lottery Ticket : a tale of Telle-
marken V531-23
Martin Paz V531-24
Mathias Sandorf V531-25
Michael StrogofF, courier of the
Czar V531-26
Verne, J., continued.
Mysterious Island : Pt. i, Drop-
ped from the Clouds ; Pt. 2,
Abandoned ; Pt. 3, The Secret
of the Island
North Against South : Pt. i,
Burbank, the Northerner ;
Pt. 2, Texar, the Southerner.
Purchase of the North Pole
Round the Moon
Scarpente, the Spy
Secret of the Island
Steam House : Pt. i , The Demon
of Cawnpore ; Pt. 2, Tigers and
Traitors
Texar, the Southerner
Tigers and Traitors
Tribulations of a Chinaman
Vanished Diamond : tale of
South Africa
ViDAL, Mrs. Florence Templar ....
WaiTE, V. Cross Trails
Wai,ford, L. B. The Matchmaker.
The Mischief of Monica
Successors to the Title
Walkey, S.
Cross .,
Rogues of the Fiery
Wai,sh, H. C. Bonhomme, French
Canadian Stories and Sketches.
Wahace, L. Ben-Hur, a tale of
the time of Our Lord
Fair God, or last of the 'Tzins :
tale of conquest of Mexico. . . .
Prince of India, or Why Con-
stantinople Fell
Ward, E. S. P. {See Phelps, E. S.).
Ward, Mrs. H. History of David
Grieve
Marcella
Sir George Tressady
Ward, R. P. Illustrations of Human
Life
Supplejack , a Romance of Maori-
land
Ware, W. Julian, or Scenes in
Judea
Warner, A. Blue Flag and Cloth
of Gold
Warner, C. D. The Golden House.
V531-27
V531-28
V531-29
V531-30
V531-31
V531-32
V531-33
V531-34
V531-35
V531-36
V531-37
V649-1
W145-1
W174-1
W174-2
W 1 74-3
W177-1
W224-1
W191-1
W191-2
W191-3
W258-1
W258-2
W258-3
W262-1
W262-2
W273-1
W279-1
W2792-1
FICTION — AUTHORS.
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V531-28
V531-29
V531-30
V531-31
V531-32
V531-33
V531-34
V531-35
V531-36
V531-37
V649-1
W145-1
W174-1
■W174-2
W 1 74-3
W177-1
W224-1
W191-1
W191-2
W191-3
W258-1
W258-2
W258-3
W262-1
W262-2
iti
W273-1
h
W279-1
W2792-1
Warner, S. (Pseud., Elizabeth
Wetherall ) . Queechy W284-1
Wide, Wide World W284-2
Warrkn, S. Passages from the Diary
of a Late Physician W293-1
Ten Thousand a Year W293-2
Watson, /^ev. J. Auld l,ang Syne. W339-1
Beside the Bonnie Brier Bush . . . W339-2
Kate Carnegie W'339-3
WEU.S, H. G. The Invisible Man. . W454-1
The Island of Dr. Moreau W454-2
The Plattner Story W454-3
Stolen Bacillus and other Inci-
dents W454-4
The War of the Worlds W454-5
WEvSTai.1., W. For Honor and Life. W522-1
Westbury, a. Shadow of Hilton
Fernbrook W523-1
W-ESTCOTT, E. N. David Harum. . . W524-1
Wetherai.1., E. (5^^ Warner, S.).
Weyman, S. J. From the Memoirs
of a Minister of France W^549-i
A Gentleman of France W549-2
House of the Wolf W549-3
The Man in Black W549-4
The Red Cockade W549-5
The Story of Francis Cludde W^549-6
Under the Red Robe W549-7
WHIST1.ER, C. W. Wulfric the
Weapon Thane W576-1
Whitby, B. The Awakening of
Mary Fenwick W579-1
In the Sunshine of her Youth. . . W579-2
A Matter of Skill W579-3
One Reason Why W57Cr4
White, P. Mr. Bailey-Martin W587-1
A Passionate Pilgrim W587-2
WHiTeiNG, R. No. 5 John St. W593-1
Whiting, S. Heliondc, or adven-
tures in the Sun W612-1
WiCKENDEN, W. The Triad W636-1
Wicks, F. The Infant W6364-1
Wacox, E. M. A Double Life,... W667-1
WitKiNS, M. E. A Humble Romance. W685-1
Jane Field W6S5-2
Jerome, a Poor Man W685-3
Madelon W685-4
Pembroke W685-5
Winter, J. S., pseud. {See Stannard,
Mrs. H. E. v.).
WotLEY, C. P. The Queensberry
Cup
Wood, Mrs. H, [nee Ellen Price.)
Anne Hereford
Bessy Rane
Channings (The)
Court Netherleigh
Dene Hollow
East Lynne
Edina
Elster's Folly
George Canterbury's Will
Johnny Ludlow
Lady Adelaide
Master of Grey lands
Mildred Arkell
Mrs. Halliburton's Troubles ....
Orville College
Oswald Cray
Pomeroy Abbey
Red Court Farm
Roland Yorke
St. Martin's Eve
Shadow of Ashlydyat
W^ithin the Maze
Wood, J. The Tempered Wind
W001.SON, r F. Horace Chase
YoNGE, C, ivl. Lady Hester
Young, E. R. Three Boys in the
Wild North Land
Zangwii,!., I. The Children of the
Ghetto
Dreamers of the Ghetto
The King of Schnorrers ....
The Master
a/id Cowen, L. The Premier
and the Painter
ZANGwim, L. {Pseud., Z. Z.). A
Drama in Dutch
Zola, E. The Downfall
The Dream
Stories for Ninon
W864-1
W875-1
W875-2
W875-3
W875-4
W875-5
W875-6
WS75-7
W875-8
W875-9
W875-10
VV875-11
W875-12
W875-13
W875-14
W875-15
W875-16
W875-17
W875-18
W875-19
W875-20
W875-21
W875-22
W876-1
W916-1
Y56-1
Y71-1
Z29-1
Z29-2
Z29-3
Z29-4
Z29-5
Z293-1
Z86-1
Z86-2
Z86-3
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FICTION— TITLE LIST.
Aaron the Jew. Farjeon F229-1
Abandoned. Verne V531-1
Abbot, The. Scott, Sir \V S431-1
Aboukir and Acre. Henty H527-2
According to St. John. Chanler.... C457-1
Across the Salt Seas. Burton B974-1
Adam Rede. Cross, Mrs. M C9512-1
Adam Graeme of Mossgray. Oli-
phant O472-1
Adam Johnstone's Son. Crawford. . C899-1
Adela Cathcart. McDonald Mi 35-1
Adele. Kavanagh K21-1
Admirable L,ady Biddy Fane. Bar-
rett, F B274-1
Adrift in the Pacific. Verne V531-2
Adventurer of the North. Parker. . . P239-1
Adventures of an Aide-de-camp.
Grant . . .*. G762-1
Adventures of Francois. Mitchell . . M682-1
Adventures of Henry Richmond.
Meredith M559-1
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn.
Clemens C625-1
Adventures of Sherlock Holmes.
Doyle D754-1
Adventures of Three Englishmen and
Three Russians in South Africa.
Verne V531-3
Adventures of Tom Sawyer. Clemens. C625-2
Affinities, a romance of to-day.
Praed P897-1
Afloat and Ashore. Cooper C777-1
Afloat in the Forest. Reid R357-1
African Millionaire, An. Allen, G,. A425-1
After Dark. Collins, W C713-1
After Sedgmore. Pickering P596-1
Agatha's Husband. Craik C887-1
Agatha Webb. Rohlfs R738-4
Agitator, An. Black B627-1
Agnes. Oliphant O472-2
Agnes of Sorrento. Stowe S892-1
Alaric Spenceley. Riddell R543-1
Albatross, The. Kingston K555-1
Aldyth. Fothergill, J F7616-1
Alec Forbes. McDonald M 135-3
Alice in Wonderland. Dodgson C319-1
Alicia Tennaut. Peard P359-1
All along the River. Maxwell M465-1
All Sorts and Conditions of Men.
Be.sant B554-1
Almayer's Folly. Conrad C754-1
Alton Locke. Kingsley K552-f
Amazing Marriage, The. Meredith, M559-2
Amelia. Fielding F459-3
American Claimant. Clemens C625-3
American Emperor, An. Tracy T761-1
American Girl in London. Cotes... C843-1
American Politician. Crawford C899-2
American Wives and English Hus-
bands, Atherton A868-1
Americans at Home. Haliburton . . . H172-1
Among the Tartar Tents. Bowman. B787-1
Amos Kilbright and other stories.
Stockton S866-1
Anastasius. Hope H7915-1
Anglomaniacs. Harrison, Mrs. B. . . H318-1
Annals of a Quiet Neighborhood.
McDonald M135-2
Annan Water. Buchanan B918-1
Anne Hereford. Wood W875-1
Anne of Geierstein. Scott, St' r W .. S431-2
Annie Kilburn, Howells t H859-1
Another's Burden. Payn P345-1
Antiquary, Scott, Sir W S431-3
Antonina. Collins, W C713-2
Appassionata. D'Esterre-Keeling. . . D476-1
April Hopes. Howells H859-2
Arabian Nights. Townsend T748-1
Ardalh. Mackay M153-1
Ardis Claverdon. Stockton S866-2
Argonauts of North Liberty. Harte. H327-1
Armadale. Collins, W C713-3
Arminell. Gould G698-1
Army Tales. Stannard S789-1
Arne. Bjornsen B626-1
Arrested. Stuart S929-1
Arthur Gordon Pym. Poe P743-I
Arthur O'Leary. Lever L658-1
Asphodel. Maxwell M465-2
At Agincourt. Henty H527-1
At the Gate of Samaria. Locke L8142-1
At the Green Dragon. Harraden... H296-1
At the Sign of the Cat and the
Racket. Balzac B198-1
At the Tail of the Hounds. Ken-
nard K34-1
At War with Pontiac. Munro M968-1
Auld Lang Syne. Watson W339-1
FICTION — TITLES.
B554-1
C754-1
K552-1
M559-2
F459-3
C625-3
T761-1
C843-1
C899-2
A868-1
H172-1
B787-1
S866-1
H 791 5-1
H318-1
Mi 35-2
B918-1
W875-1
S431-2
H859-1
I'345-i
S431-3
C713-2
D476-1
H859-2
T748-1
M153-1
S866-2
H327-1
C713-3
G698-1
S789-1
B626-1
S929-1
P743-1
L658-1
M465-2
H527-1
L8142-1
H296-1
B198-1
K34-1
M968-1
■W339-1
Auld Licht Idylls. Barrie, J. M B275-1
Aunt Johnnie. Slannard S789-2
Aunt Jo's Scrap-Bag. Alcott A355-1
Auriol, or the Elixir of Life. Ains-
worth A297-1
Aurora Floyd. Maxwell M465-3
Autobiography of a Child. Lynch.. L987-1
Avenger, The. DeCjuincey D426-1
Avenger of Blood. Cobban C653-1
Awakening of Mary Fenwick.
Whitby W579-1
Awkward Squad, The. Bullock B938-1
Babe, B. A. Benson B474-f
Back to the Old Home. Hay H413-1
Bad Lot, A. Cameron C182-1
Baffled Conspirators. Norris N861-1
Barabbas. Mackay M153-2
Barbara. Maxwell M465-4
Barbara. Hector H451-1
Barbara Bering. Chanler C457-2
Barnaby Rudgc. Dickens D54S-1
Barrington. Lever L658-2
Basil. Collins, W C713-4
Battlement and Tower. Rhoscomyl. R478-1
Beads of Tasmer. Barr, Amelia B268-1
Beatrix Randolph. Hawthorne, J.. H399-1
Beautiful Jim. Stannard S789-3
Beauty's Daughters, Hungerford . . . H936-1
Bee-Man of Orn, etc. Stockton S866-3
Beggars All. Dougall D731-1
Begum's F'ortune, The. Verne V531-4
Behind the Magic Mirror. Birrell.. B619-1
Belinda's Beaux. Kenealy K33-1
Bell of St. Paul's. Besant B554-2
Bell Ringer of Angels. Harte H327-2
Benefits Forgot. Balestier B184-1
Ben Hadden. Kingston K555-2
BenHur. Wallace W191-1
Beric the Briton. Henty H527-3
Berris. Macquoid M 1 73-1
Bertram Family. Charles C475-1
Beside the Bonnie Brier Bush. Wat-
son W339-2
Bessy Rane. Wood W875-2
Beth Book, The. McFall M143-1
Betrayal of John Fordham. Farjeon. F229-2
Betrothed, The. Scott, SirW S431-4
Between Sun and Sand. Sculley .... S437-1
Between Two Loves. Barr, Amelia . . B268-2
Beyond the City. Doyle D754-2
Beyond the Dreams of Avarice. Be-
sant B554-3
147
Bijli the Dancer. Patton P322-1
Bimbi. Rame R171-1
Birds of Prey. Maxwell M465-.S
Bit of Human Nature. Murrray M981-1
Black Arrow, The S848-1
Black but Comely. Melville M531-1
Black Douglas, The. Crockett C938-1
Biack Dwarf. Scott, Sir W S431-5
Black Poodle and other tales.
Guthrie G984-2
Blarkgown Papers. Gallenga G166-1
Bladys of the Stewponey. Gould .... G698-2
Blameless Woman. Stannard S789-4
Blanche, Lady Falaise. Shorthouse. S559-2
Bleak House. Dickens D548-2
Blockade Runners. Verne V531-5
Blood Royal. Allen, G A425-2
Blown to Bits. Ballantyne B 188-1
Blue Flag and Cloth of Gold. War-
ner, A W279-1
Blue Pavillions. Couch C853-1
Bob Martin's Little Girl. Murray. . . M981-2
Bog Myrtle and Peat. Crockett C938-2
Bonaventure. Cable C115-1
Bondman, The. Caine C135-1
Bonhomme. Walsh W224-1
Book for the Hammock. Russell,
W. C R968-1
Book of Snobs. Thackeray T363-1
Booties' Baby. Stannard S789-5
Booties' Children. Stannard S789-6
Border Shepherdess. Barr, Amelia . . B268-3
Born in Exile. Gissing G535-1
Bosje; j in or Bushmen. Reid R357-2
Boss ot Taroomba. Hornung H816-1
Both Sides of the Border. Henty... H527-4
Bow of Orange Ribbon. Barr. . . B268-4
Boy Hunters. Reid R357-3
Boy Slaves. Reid R357-4
Bramleigh's of Bishop's Folly.
Lever L658-3
Bravest of the Brave. Henty H527-5
Bravo, The. Cooper C777-2
Bride of the Nile. Ebers E16-1
Bridget. Edwards, M. B E268-1
Briseis. Black B6275-1
Brookes of Bridlemere. Melville... M531-2
Broom of the War God, The. Brails-
ford B814-1
Broom-Squire, The. Gould G698-3
Brother Gabriel. Edwards, M. B .. , E268-2
Bucholz Family, The. Stinde S859-1
Bug-Jargal and other stories. Hugo. H895-1
FICTION — TITLES.
148
Burbank the Northerner Verne... V531-6
Bush-Boys. Reid R357-5
Business in Great Waters, A. Cor-
bett C789-1
Buttons. Stannard 8789-7
Buttons Inn. Tourgee T727-1
By Celia's Arbour. Besant and Rice. B554-1
By England's Aid. Henty II527-6
By Reef and Palm. Becke B394-1
By Right of Conquest. Henty H527 7
By Sheer Pluck. Henty H527-8
By Shore and Sedge. Harte H327-3
By Stroke of Sword. Balfour, A B185-1
By the Gate of the Sea. Murray M 98 1-3
Byeways. Hichens H626-1
Calavar. Bird B618-1
Caldron the Courtier. Lytton L998-1
Cameos. Mackay M153-3
Canaanitish Woman, A. Duncan... D912-1
Canon's Ward, The. Payn P345-2
Captain Antifer. Verne V531-7
Captain Chap. Stockton S866-4
Capt. Davy's Honeymoon. Caine.. C135-2
Captain Jacobus. Cornford C816-1
Captain of the Guidara. Verne V531-8
Captain of the Pole Star. Doyle D7S4-3
Captain of the Vulture. Maxwell . . . M465-6
Captain's Room. Besant B554-4
Captain's Younf.ot, The. Burnett.. B964-1
Capture of the Estrella. Harding, C. H263-1
Carbuncle Clue, The. Hume H921-1
Carissima, The. Harrison, Mrs. M. H321-1
Carved lyions. The. Molesworth... M719-1
Casa Braccio. Crawford C899-3
Case of Ailsa Gray. Fenn F334-1
Case of Mr. L,ucraft. Besant and
Rice B554-2
Cassandra's Casket. Marshall . . M367-1
Castle Dangerous. Scott, Sir W. , . . S431-6
Castle Warlock. McDonald M135-4
Cat of Bubastes. Henty H527-9
Catch of the County, Kennard K34-2
Catherine. Thackeray T363-2
Catriona. Stevenson S848-2
Cavalry Life. Stannard S789-8
Caxtons, The. Lytton L998-2
Cerise. Melville M531-3
Chainbearer. Cooper C777-3
Chairolas. Lytton L998-3
Chance Acquaintance. Howells H859-3
Cbandos. Rame R171-2
Change of Air. Hawkins H393-1
Channings. Wood W87S-3
Chapter of Adventures. Henty H527-JO
Charity Chance. Raymond R273-1
Charlatan. Buchanan B918-2
Charles O'Malley . Lever L658-4
Charley Laurel. Kingston ^555*3
Charlotte's Inheritance. Maxwell . , . M465-7
Cheap Jack Zita. Gould G698-4
Child of Nature. Buchanan B918-3
Child of the Cavern. Verne V531-9
Child of the Jago. Morrison M878-1
Children of the Ghetto. Zangwill, I. Z29-1
Children of the King. Crawford. . .. C899-4
Children of the New Forrest.
Marryat M3622-1
Chimmie Fadden, and other stories.
Townshend T753-1
Chips from an Old Block. Clarke... C597-1
Choice Humourous Works. Clemens. C625-4
Choice of Evils. Hector H451-2
Choir Invisible. Allen, J. L A427-1
Chouans (The). Balzac B198-2
Chris and the Wonderful LAnp.
Stearns S799-1
Christian (The). Caine C135-3
Christian Physiologist. Griffin G851-1
Christie Johnstone. Reade R285-1
Christina Chard. Praed P897-2
Christine of the Hills. Pemberton.. P395-1
Christmas Books. Dickens D548-3
Christmas Books of Mr. M. Titmarsh.
Thackeray T363-3
Christmas Week, and other stories.
Stockton S866-5
Chronicles of Clovernook. Jerrold.. J563-1
Chronicles of Count Antonio. Haw-
kins , H393-2
Chronicles of the Schonberg-Cotta
Family. Charles C475-2
Cigarette-maker's Romance. Craw-
ford C899-5
City of Sunshine. AUardyce A4i9-i
Claire. Oliphant, Miss O471-1
Clara Hopgood. Rutherford R975-1
Clarissa Furiosa. Norris N861-2
Clash of Arms. Burton B974-2
Cleg Kelly. Crockett C938-3
Cliff-Climbers. Reid R357-6
Clipper of the Clouds. Verne V531-10
Clockmaker, The. Haliburton H 172-2
Clocks of Rondaine, and other stories.
Stockton S866-6
Cloven Foot. Maxwell M465-8
MICTION — Titles.
H527-10
R273-1
B918-2
1.658-4
K555-3
M465-7
G698-4
Bqi8-3
V53i-q
M878-I
Z29-I
C899-4
M3622-I
T753-1
C597-1
C625-4
H451-2
A427-1
B 1 98-2
S799-I
C135-3
G85T-1
R285-T
P897-2
P395-1
D548-3
T363-3
S866-5
J563-I
H393-2
C475-2
C899-5
A419- 1
O471-1
R975-1
N861-2
B974-2
C938-3
R357-6
V531-10
H172-2
S866-6
M465-8
Coals of Fire, and other stories.
Murray M981-4
Ccelebs in vSearch of a Wife. More.. M835-1
Come live with Me and be my Love.
Buchanan B918-4
Comedies of Courtship. Hawkins... H393-3
Comedy of Elopement. Tiernan. . . . T564-1
Comedy of Masks. Dowson and
Moore D752-1
Comsdy of Sentiment. Nordau N828-1
Coming of Chloe. Hungerford H936-2
Coming Race, The. Lytton L998-4
Concerning Lsabelle Carnaby. Fow-
ler F786-1
Con Cregan. Lever L658-5
Confessions of a Publisher. Stan-
nard S789-9
Confessions of Fitz-Boodle, etc.
Thackeray T363-4
Conspiracy of Silence. Dunn D923-1
Constable of France. Grant G762-2
Constable of 8t. Nicholas. Arnold.. A753-1
Copperhead. Frederic F852-1
Copsford Mystery. Russell, W. C. . R968-2
Coral Islands, The. Ballantyne B 188-2
Cordelia. Notley N913-1
Corinne, or Italy, Stael-Holstein . . . S778-1
Count Robert of Paris. Scott, ^/rW. S431-7
Counterfeit Presentment. Howells . . H859-4
Countess Eve. Shorthouse S559-3
Countess Radna. Norris N861-3
Country Luck. Habberton Hi 13-2
Country Manse. Bame B275-2
Country of the Pointed Firs, Jewett. J59-1
Court Netherleigh. Wood W875-4
Cranford. Gaskell G248-1
Crater, The. Cooper C777-4
Creel of Irish Stories, Barlow B258-1
Cressy. Harte H327-4
Crew of the Water- Wagtail. Ballan-
tyne B188-3
Crime of the Century. Ottolengui.. O91-1
Crimson Sign. Keightley K27-1
Cross Trails. Waite W145-1
Crown and Anchor. Hutcheson H973-1
Cruise of the Midge. Scott, M S428-1
Cryptogram. Verne V531-11
Cursed by a Fortune. Fenn F334-2
Cynic Fortune. Murray M981-5
D'Alfarache, Guzman, Life of. Ala-
man, (bd. with M539-1) A318-1
Daltons, The. Lever L658-6
Dancer in Yellow. Norris N861-4
149
Daniel Deronda. Cross, Mrs. M.... C9512-2
Darkness and Dawn. Farrar F242-1
Dartmoor Idylls. Gould G698-5
Dash for Khartoum. Henty H527-1 1
Dash for a Throne. Marchmont M318-1
Daughter of Alouette. Owen O97-1
Daughter of Fife. Barr, Amelia B268-5
Dau^Iiter of Music. Dunn D923-2
Daughter of Strife. Findlater F494-1
Daughter of the Fen. Bealby B366-1
Daughter of the Soil. Blundell B658-1
Daughter of this World. Batter-
shall B335-1
Daughter of To-day. Cotes C843-2
Daughter of Danaus. Caird C136-1
Davenport Dunn. Lever L658-7
David Copperfield. Dickens 1)548-4
David Elginbrod. McDonald M 135-5
David Harum. Westcott W524-1
David Poindexter's Disappearance.
Hawthorne, J H399-2
Dawn. Haggard, R H 1453-1
Day (The) will Come. Maxwell. . . . M465-9
Day's Ride : a Life's Romance.
Lever L658-8
Dead Man's Rock. Couch C853-2
Dead Men's Shoes, Maxwell M465-io
Dead-Sea Fruit. Maxwell M465-1 1
Dead Secret, The. Collins, W C713-5
Dear Lady Disdain. McCarthy Mi 23-2
Dearest. Bridges B851-1
Death of Laird's Jock. Scott, Sir W. S431-21
December Roses. Praed P897-3
Decision. Hofland H712-1
Deemster. Caine C135-4
Deerslayer. Cooper C777-5
Delectable Duchy. Couch C853-3
Deluge, The. {Sequel to With Fire
and Sword ) . Sienkiewicz S57 2- 1
Demon of Cawnpore, Verne V531-12
Dene Hollow, Wood W875-5
Denis Duval. Thackeray T363-2
Denounced. Burton B974-3
Deplorable Affair. Norris N861-5
Derrick Vaughan, Novelist. Bayly., B359.1
Desert Home. Reid R357-7
Desperate Remedies. Hardy, T H272-1
Despotic Lady, and others. Norris.. N861-6
Destiny. Ferrier F391-1
Devereux. Lytton L998-5
Devil's Dice. LeQueux L613-1
Dewdrops and Diamonds. Mar-
shall M367-2
1 50 FICTION-
Dianioiul Rock. Oxley 098-1
Diana of the Crossways. Meredith . . M559-3
Diana Wentworth. Fothergill, C. . . F761-1
Diary of a Pilgriniage. Jerome J56-1
Dick Cheveley. Kingston K555-4
Dictator. McCarthy Mi 23-1
Dinna' Forget. Stinnard S789-10
Disappearance of George Driffell.
I'ayn P345-3
Dis-Honorable, The. Hennessey... H515-1
Dishonored. Boulger B763- 1
Disowned, The. Lytton L998-6
Dissolving Views. Lang, Mrs. A . . . L2692-1
Doctor Claudius. Crawford C899-6
Dr. Congalton's Legacy. Johnston. J72-1
Dr. Dumany's Wife. Jokai J74-1
Doctor Edith Romney. Anon D637-1
Doctor Gray's Quest. Underwood... U56-1
Doctor of the Juliet. Collingwood. . C7112-1
Dr. Sevier. Cable C115-2
Doctor Thorne. TroUope T848-1
Dr. Wortle's School, Trollope T848-2
Doctor's Wife, The. Maxwell M465-12
Dodd Family Abroad. Lever L658-9
Dodge Club. DeMille D381-1
Dodo. Benson B474-2
Dog and His Shadow. Francillon. F817-1
Dog Fiend or Snarleyyow. Marryat. M3622-2
Dolly. Burnett B964-2
Dolly. McCarthy, J. H M1232-1
Dombey and Son. Dickens D548-5
Don Orsino. Crawford C899-7
Don Quixote de la Mancha. Cer-
vantes , C419-1
Donald Grant. McDonald Mi 35-6
Donna Quixote. McCarthy M123-3
Donovan. Bayly B359-2
Doreen. Bayly B359-3
Dorothy Forster. Besant B554-5
Dorothy Wallis. Besant B554-6
Dorothy's Double. Henty H527-12
Double Life. Wilcox W667-1
Double Thread, A. Fowler F786-2
Double Wedding. Tabor Ti 14-1
Downfall. Zola Z86-1
Drama in Dutch. Zangwill, Louis. . Z293-1
Dream. Zola Z86-2
Dreamers of the Ghetto. Zangwill . . Z29-2
Dropped from the Clouds. Verne... V531-13
Dross. Scott, H. S S426-7
Duke of Britain. Maxwell M465-1
Duke of Monmouth. GrifBn G851-2
Dust. Hawthorne, J H399-3
-TITLES.
Dynamiter, The. Stevenson and Van
de Grift S84S-3
Ea.st Lynne. Wood W875-6
Eavesdropper, The. Payn 1*345-4
Ebb-Tide. Stevenson and Osbourne. S848-4
Ebbing of the Tide. Becke B394-2
FIdgar Huntley. Brown R877-1
Edina. Wood W875-7
Effie Hetherington. Buchanan B918-5
Egoist, The. Meredith ^559-4
p^gyptian Princess, An. Ebers l';i6-2
Eight Hundred Leagues on the Ama-
zon. Verne V531-14
Eleanor's Victory. Maxwell M465-13
Elect Lady. McDonald Mi 35-7
Electric Spark, An. Fenn F334-3r'
Elizabeth. Butt B988-1
Ellice Quentin. Hawthorne, J H399-4
Elsie Venner. Holmes H 75 2-1
Elster's Folly. Wood W875-8
Emancipated The. Gis.sing G535-2
Embarrassments. James J275-1
F^mma. Austen A936-1
Enmia. Nicholls " N613-3
Emu's Head, The. Dawe D269-1
Endymion. Beaconsfield B365-1
Energy. Holland H712-2
Epicurean, The. Moore, T M824-1
Equality. Bellamy B433-1
Eric Brighteyes. Haggard, R Hi 453-2
Erlesmere. Lavenu L39q-i
Erling the Bold. Ballantyne B188-4
Ernest Maltravers. Lytton L998-7
Erring Pilgrimage, An. Ainslie.... A296-1
Esmeralda. Burnett B964-3
Essentially Human. Cudlip C964-1
Eugene Aram. Lytton . L998-8
Evan Harrington. Meredith M559-5
Evolution of a Wife (The). Holland. H 734-1
Expedition of Capt. Flick. Hume... H921-2
Eye of a God, The. Eraser, W. A. . .. F842-1
Eye of Istar. LeQueux L613-2
Eyes like the Sea. Jokai J74-2
Eyre of Blendon. Cudlip C964-2
Facing Death. Henty H527-13
Failure of Sybil Fletcher. Sergeant. S484-1
Fair Barbarian. Burnett B964-4
Fair Claimant. Armstrong A735-1
Fair God. Wallace W191-2
Fair Impostor. St. Aubyn S134-1
Fair Maid of Perth. Scott, Sir W. . . S431-8
Fairway Island. Hutchinson H97-1
Faith Doctor, The. Eggleston E29-1
S848-3
\V875-6
I'345-4
S84.S-4
B394-2
R877-1
WK75-7
B918-5
M 559-4
K16-2
V53I-14
M465-13
Mi 35-7
I'^334-3r
B9S8-1
H 399-4
H752-1
W875-8
G535-2
J275-1
A936-1
N613-3
1)269-1
B365-1
H712-2
M824-1
B433-1
H 1453-2
L399-1
B 188-4
L998-7
A 296- 1
B964-3
C964-1
L998-8
M559-5
H734-1
H921-2
F842-1
L,6i3-2
J74-2
C964-2
H527-13
S484-1
B964-4
A735-1
W191-2
S134-1
S431-8
H97-1
E29-1
FICTION-
Faithful City. Morrah M872-1
Fall of the Sparrow. Balfour B1853-1
Fallen Idol. Guthrie G984-1
False Colors. Cudlip C964-3
Far from the Madding Crowd.
Hardy II272-2
Farina. Meredith M559-"
Fat Contributor, The. Thackeray. . . T363-6
Fatal Cord. Reid R357-8
Fatal Three. Maxwell M465-14
Father Stafford. Hawkin.s H393-4
Fearful Re.sponsibility. HowelLs H859-5
Felix Holt. Cros.s, Mrs. M C9512-3
Fenton's Que.st. Maxwell M465-15
Fierceheart the Soldier. Snaith S669-1
Fifteen-Hundred miles an Hour.
Dixon D621-1
Fight ,1th Fate. Hector H451-3
Fighting the Flames. Ballantyne. .. B188-5
Final Reckoning. Henty H527-14
Firm of Girdleston. Doyle D754-4
I'irst Fleet Family, A. Becke and
Jcffery B394-3
First Person Singular. Murray M981-6
First Violin. Fothergill F7616-2
Five Weeks in a Balloon. Verne V531-15
Flames. Hichens H626-2
1 lash of Summer. Clifford C63S-1
Flight of the Shadow. McDonald. . . M 135-8
Flight to France. Verne V531-16
Flirtations in Fashionable Life. Sin-
clair S616-1
Floating City. Verne V531-J7
Floating Light of Goodwin Sands.
Ballantyne B188-6
Florence Templar. Vidal V649-1
Flotsam. Scott, H. S S426-1
Flower and Weed. Maxwell M465-16
Fluttered Dovecote. Fenn F334-4
Flying Scud. Clarke C597-2
Folle-Farine. Rame R171-3
Folly of Eustace. Hichens H626-3
Fooled by a Woman. Kennard K34-3
Fool of Nature. Hawthorne, J H39q-5
For Honor and Life. Westall W522-1
For the Term of his Natural Life,
Clarke, M C599-I
For the White Rose of Arno, Rhos-
comyl. R478-2
Foregone Conclusion. Howells H859-6
Foreigner. Laszowska L349-1
Forest and Game Law Tales. Mar-
tiiieau M385-1
-TITLES. 151
Forest Exiles. Reid ^357-9
Forest of Bourg-Marie. Harrison.
S. F n3>9-i
Forgo in the Forest, The. Roberts... R643-1
Fortitude. Hofland H7>2-3
Fortune's Fool. Hawthorne, J A399-6
Fortune's Footballs. Burgin B956-1
Fortune's of Glencore. Lever L658-10
Fortune's of Phillipa Fairfax. Bur-
nett B964-5
Forty-five Guanl.sman, The. Dumas. I)8862-i
I'ourteen to One. Phelps P539-I
Fourth Napoleon, The. Benliam B466-1
Four Women in the Case. Cudlip... C964-4
Fragoletta. Booth B725-1
Framley Parsonage. TroUope T848-3
Frank Hilton. Grant G762-3
Frank Mildmay. Marryat M3622-3
Fran Frohmann, and other stories.
Trollope T848-4
Frau Wilhelmine. Stinde S859-2
Freaks of the Fells. Ballantyne B 1 88-7
Freda H32S-1
Freedom of Henry Meredyth. Ha-
milton, M H219-1
Free Lance in a Far Land. Comp-
ton C738-1
Frescoes, etc. Rame R171-4
From the Earth to the Moon. Verne. V531-18
From the Memoirs of a Minister of
France. Weyman W549-I
From the Three Rivers. Steel S813-1
Fugitives, Ballantyne B188-8
Fur Country. Verne V531-19
Garrison Gossip. Stannard S789-1 1
Garth. Hawthorne, J H399-7
Gascoyne. Ballantyne B188-9
Gentleman of France. Weyman W549-2
Gentleman Player. Stephen S8352-1
Gentleman Vagabond. Smith S647-1
Gentleman's Gentleman. Peniberton. P395-2
George Canterbury's Will. Wood . . . W875-9
Gerard. Maxwell M465-17
Gilded Age, The. Clemens & Warner. C625-15
Giraffe Hunters. Reid R357-io
Girl of the People, A. Smith S646-1
Girls at the Grange, The. James. J 273-1
Girls Will be Girls. James J 273-2
Glow-Worm Tales. Payn P345-5
God in the Car. Hawkins H393-5
Godfrey Morgan. Verne V531-20
Godolphin. Lytton L998-9
Gods Arrive, The. Holdswortli H728-1
152 , FICTION-
Gods (The), Some Mortals and Lord
Wickenham. Craigie C885-1
God's Fool. Poorsen-Schwartz P823-1
God's I'oundling. Dawson D272-1
Golden Autumn, A. Hector H451-4
Golden Butterfl}'. Besant ««rf Rice . B554-3
Golden Calf, The. Maxwell M465-18
Golden Dog, The. Kirby K58-1
Golden Grasshopper, The. Kingston. K5^5-5
Golden House, The. Warner W2792-1
Golden Magnet. Fenn ^'334-5
Golden Shaft, The. Gibbon G439-1
Good Fight. Reade R285-3
Gosta Berling, The Story of. L,ager-
lof L174-1
Grace O'Malley, Frincess and Pirate.
Machray M 149-1
Grande Breteche, etc.. Balzac B198 3
Grandissimes, The. Cable Ci 15-3
Grape from a Thorn. Payn F345-6
Great Deep. In the. Barry B279-1
Great Expectations. Dickens D548-6
Great Plague in London, History of.
Defoe D314-1
Great Shadow, The. Doyle D754-5
GreatStoneof Sardis.The. Stockton. S866-7
Greater Glory, The. Poorsen-
Schwartz P823-2
Greifen.stein. Crawford C899-8
Green Fairy Book. Lang L269-1
Green Graves of Balgowrie. F^ind-
later F494-2
Grettier the Outlaw. Gould G698-6
Grey Lady, The. Scott, H. S S426-2
Grey Man, The. Crockett C938-4
Grey Mantle and Gold Fringe. Mel-
drum M518-1
Grip. Stannard S789-12
Guardian Angel, The. Holmes H752-2
Guavas the Tinner. Gould G698-7
Guerilla Chief. Reid R357-1 1
Guild Court. McDonald Mi 35-9
Guy Mannering. Scott, Sir W S431-9
Half a Hero. Hawkins H393-6
Half-Blood. Reid R357-12
Hand of Ethelberta. Hardy, T H 272-3
Handful of F^xotics. Gordon, S G665-1
Handsome Humes. Black B6275-2
Hans of Iceland. Hugo H895-2
Hard Cash. Reade R2C5-2
Hard Times. Dickens D548-7
Hard Woman. Hunt H943-1
-TITLES.
Harding Scandal. Barrett, F B274- 2
Harold. Lytton L998-10
Harry Lorrequer. Lever L658-1 1
Haunted and Haunters. Lytton L9q8-23
Hazard of New Fortunes. Howells . . . H859-7
He went for a Soldier. Stannard. . . S789-13
Head of the Firm. Riddell K.543-2
Headless Horseman. Reid ^357-1 3
Headsman, The. Cooper C777-6
Heart of Life. Mallock M255-1
Heart of Mid-Lothian. Scott, 5"7>W. S431-10
Heart of the Princess Osra. Hawkins. H393-7
Heart of the World. Haggard, R. . . H1453-3
Hearts. Murray M981-7
Hearts of Oak. Russel, W. C R968-3
Heavenly Twins. McFall M 143-2
Hector Servadac. Verne V531-21
Hedda Gabler. Ibsen 1 14-1
Heidenmauer, The. Cooper C777-6
Held Fast for England. Henty H527-15
Helen's Babies. Habberton H113-1
Helionde, or Adventures in the Sun.
Whiting W612-1
Hendricks the Hunter, Kingston... KJ55-6
Henry Dunbar. Maxwell M465-19
Hei Own Folk. Malot M257-1
Her Royal Highness' Love Affair.
Cobban C653-4
Herb Moon , The. Craigie C885-2
Herbert Vanlennert. Keary K242-1
Hereward the Wake. Kingsley K552-2
Heritage of Deadlow Marsh, etc.
Harte H327-5
Herr Paulus. Besant B554-7
Hetty's Strange History. Jackson.. J13-1
Hide and Seek. Collins, W C7 1 3-6
High Play. Fenn F334-6
High Spirits. Payn F345-7
Highland Cousins, The. Black B6275-3
Highland Lassies. MacKenzie M156-1
Highland Widow. Scott, .SVr W S431-4
Highways and By-ways. Grattan . . . G773-1
His Excellency's English Governess.
Gregg G819-1
His Grace. Norris N861-7
His Grace of Osmonde. Burnett .... B964-6
His Honor and a Lady. Cotes C843-3
Hispaniola Plate. Burton K974-4
Hi.story of David Grieve. Ward W258-1
History of Troy Town. Couch C853-9
Home. Bremer B836-1
Home Again. McDonald..., M135-10
Home as Found. Cooper C777-7
FICTION — TITLES.
\V6i2-i
Ki55-6
M465-19
M257-1
C653-4
C885-2
K242-1
K552-2
H327-5
B554-7
J13-1
C713-6
l"*334-6
P345-7
B6275-3
Mi 56- 1
VS431-4
G773-1
G819-1
N861-7
B964-6
C843-3
R974-4
W258-1
C853-9
B836-1
M135-10
C777-7
Home in Invernesk. Paton P312-1
Home of the Dragon. Katharena... K19-1
Home, Sweet Home. Riddell ^543 -3
Homeward Bound. Cooper C777-7
Horace Chase. Woolson W916-1
Horace Templeton. I,ever 1,658-1 2
Hospital Sketches. Alcott A355-2
Hostages to Fortune. Maxwell M465-20
House Boat on the Styx. Bangs. . . . B216-1
House in Bloomsbury. Oliphant O472-3
House of Martha. Stockton S866-8
House of the Wolf. Weyman W549-3
Household of Girls. Tytler T997-1
Household of McNeil. Barr, Amelia. B268-6
Hoyden. Hungerford H936-3
Hugh Gwyeth. Dix D619-1
Hugh Wynne. Mitchell M682-2
Human Document. Mallock M255-2
Humble Romance. Wilkins W685-1
Hunter's Feast. Reid R357-14
Hurricane in Petticoats. Johnston . . J73-2
Husband's Ordeal. Russell, P R966-1
Hypatia. Kingsley K552-3
I Married a Wife. Stannard S789-14
I Saw Three Ships. Couch C853-4
I Say No. Collins, W C713-7
la. Couch C853-5
Idalia. Rame R171-5
Ideala. McFall M143-3
111 -Gotten Gold. Tarbet T179-1
Illumination. Frederic F852-2
Illustrations of Human Life. Ward,
R. P W^262-i
Imaginative Man. Hichens H626-4
Imperative Duty. Howells H859-8
Impregnable City. Pemberton F395-3
In a Winter City. Rame R171-7
In an Orchard. Macquoid Mi 73-2
In Defiance of the King. Hotchkiss. H832-1
In Far Lochaber. Black B6275-4
In Freedom's Cause. Henty H527-16
In Haste and at Leisure. Linton .... L761-1
In Kedar's Tents. Scott, H. S S426-3
In Maiomma. Rame R171-6
In Market Overt. Payn P345-8
In Silk Attire. Black. „ B6275-5
In Spite of Himself. Barr, Amelia. . H26S-7
In Two Moods. Dragomanov D759-1
In Vain. Sienkiewicz S572-1
In Varying Moods, Harraden H296-2
In the Carquinez Woods. Harte, . . . H327-6
In the Day of Adversity. Burton B974-5
In the Heart of the Storm . Truttiett. T874-1
In the Middle Watch. Russell, W. C. R968-4
In the Midst of Alarms. Barr, Robt. B2683-2
In the Reign of Terror. Henty H527-17
In the Roar of the Sea, Gould G698-8
In the Stranger Peoples' Country.
Murfree M971-1
In the Sunshine of Her Youth.
Whitby W579-2
In the Track of the Troops. Ballan-
tyne B188-10
In the Valley. Frederic F852-3
Incidental Bishop. Allen, G A425-3
Indian Summer. Howells H859-9
Infant. Wicks W6364-1
Ingelheim, Butt B988-2
Innocent Imposter. Truttiett T874-2
Innocents Abroad. Clemens C625-5
Into an Unknown World. Stannard. S789-15
Into the Highways and Hedges.
Montresor M811-1
Inscrutable. Stuart S929-2
Invasion. Griffin G851-3
Invisible Man. Wells W454-1
lone March. Crockett, S. R C938-14
Iron Pirate. Pembei ton , ^395-4
Ishmael. Maxwell M465-21
Island Nights Entertainments.
Stevenson S848-5
Island Princess, An. Boulger B763-2
Island Queen. Ballantyne B188-1 1
Island of Dr. Moreau. Wells W454-2
Ivanhoe. Scott, Sir W S431-1 1
Ivory Gate. Besant B554-8
Jack. Daudet D238-1
Jack and Jill. Alcott A355-3
Jack Ballister's Fortunes. Pyle P996-1
Jack's Courtship. Russell, W. C . . . . R968-5
Jack Doyle's Daughter. Francillon. F817-2
Jack Hinton. Lever L658-13
Jack Tier. Cooper C777-a
Jack's Secret. Cameron C182-2
Jacob Faithful. Marryat M3622-4
Jacquetta. Gould G698-9
Jan Vedder's Wife. Barr, Amelia. . . B268-8
Jane Bouverie. Sinclair S616-2
Jane Eyre. Nicholls N613-2
Jane Field. Wilkins W685-2
Janet. Oliphant O472-4
Japhet in Seach of a Father.
Marryat M3622-5
Jerome, a Poor Man. Wilkins W685-3
Jewel of Ynys Galon. Rhoscmyl . . R478-3
Joan and Mrs. Carr. Booth B725-2
154
Joan Haste. Haggard, R Hi 453-4
John Ellicombe's Temptation. Chet-
wynd and Wilkins C526-1
John Halifax, Gentleman. Craik. . . C887-2
John Holdsworth. Russell, W. C. . . R968-6
John Inglesant. Shorthouse S559-1
John Marchmont's Legacy. Maxwell. M465-22
John Ward, Preacher. Deland D337-1
Johnny Ludlow. Wood W875-10
Jolly Fellowship. Stockton S866-9
Jo's Boys. Alcott A355-4
Joseph Andrews. Fielding F459-1
Joseph's Coat. Murray M981-8
Joshua Haggard. Maxwell M465-23
Josiah's Wife. Lorimer L865-1
Journeyman Joiner. Dudevant D845-1
Judah's Lion. Tonna T66-1
Judith Shakespeare. Black B6275-6
Julian. Ware W273 -i
June. Bridges B851-2
Jungle Book. Kipling K57-1
Just as I am. Maxwell M465-24
Justification of Andrew LeBrun.
Barrett, F B274-3
Kafir Stories. Scully S437-1
Kallee's Shrine. Allen, G A.+25-4
Kate Carnegie. Watson W339-3
Kate Valliant. Cudlip C964-5
Katharine Lauderdale. Crawford . . . C899-9
Katherine Regina. Besant B554-9
Kathleen. Burnett B964-7
Keeper of the Keys. Robinson R659-1
Keeper of the People. Jepson J54-I
Kellys and O'Kellys. Trollope T848-5
Kenelm Chillingly. Lytton L998-1 j
Kenilworth. Scott, Sir W S43 i-i 2
Kentucky Cardinal. Allen, J. L A427-2
Keraban the Inflexible. Verne V531-22
Khaled. Crawford C899-10
Kidnapped. Stevenson S848-6
King of Alberia. Daintrey I)i33-i
King of Andaman. Cobban C653-2
King of the Park. Saunders S257-1
King of Schnorrers. Zangwill, I Z29-3
King Solomon's Mines. Haggard, R. H 1453-5
Kings in Exile. Daudet 1)238-2
King's Hussar. Compton C738-2
King's Own. Marryat M3622-6
King's Stockbroker. Gunter G977-1
Kirkham's Find. Miller M6482-1
Kit Kennedy. Crockett C938-5
Kitty. Edwards, M. B E268-3
Kuty Alone, Gould G698-10
FICTION — TITLES.
Kitty Trevalyn's Diary. Charles C475-3
Kitty's Father. Barrett, F B274-4
Kloof Bride. Glanvill G546-1
Knight of Gwynne. Lever L658-14
Knight of the White Feather. Eraser. F841-1
Kronstadt. Pembertou 1*395-5
"La Bella." Castle C353-1
La Gaviota. Arrom A778-1
Lad's Love. Crockett C938-6
Lady Adelaide. Wood W875-1 1
Lady Audley's Secret. Maxwell .... M465-25
Lady Car. Oliphant O472-5
Lady Dean, Adams A214-1
Lady Hester. Yonge Y56-1
Lady Jezebel. Hume H921-3
Lady Lisle. Maxwell M465-26
Lady or the Tiger, and other stories.
Stockton S866-10
Lad)' Su.san. Austen A936-2
Lady in Black. James, F. A J273-3
Lady of Aroostock, Howells H859-10
Lady of Quality. Burnett B964-8
Lady's Mile. Maxwell M465-27
Lady's Walk. Oliphant O472-6
Laggard in Love. Cudlip C964-6
Laird of Norlaw. Oliphant O472-7
Land of Evangeline, Stories of.
McLeod M165-1
Lass that Loved a Sailor, Fenn F334-7
Last Days of Pompeii, Lytton L998-13
Last of the Barons. Lytton L998-12
Last of the Mohicans. Cooper C777-9
Last of the Mortimers. Oliphant . , . O472-8
Last Recruit of Clr-r-i's. Keightley.. K27-2
Late Mrs. Null Stockton S866-1 1
Laura Everingham. Grant G762-4
Lavengro. Borrow B737-1
Leah, awomanof fa.shion, Edvvardes. E259-1
Legend of Montrose. Scott, Sir W. . S431-5
Leila or the Siege of Granada.
Lytton L998-14
Lesbia. Steel, A. C S814-1
Less Black than we're Painted. Payn. P345-9
Letter- bag of Great Western. Hali-
burton H172-3
Library of Humor. Clemens C625-14
Life and Love in Norway. Miigge. . M951-1
Life for a Love. Smith S646-2
Life on Missis,sippi, Clemens C625-6
Lifeboat. Ballantyne Bx88-i2
Life's Atonement. Murray M981-9
Life's Handicap. Kipling K57-2
Light of Her Countenance. Boye.s,sen, B791-1
FICTION — TITLES.
C475-3
B274-4
G546-1
L658-14
F841-1
P395-5
C353-1
A778-1
C938-6
W875-11
M465-25
0472-5
A214-1
Y56-1
H921-3
M465-26
S866-10
A936-2
J273-3
H859-10
B964-8
M465-27
O472-6
C964-6
O472-7
M165-1
F334-7
L998-13
1,998-12
C777-9
0472-8
K27-2
S866-11
G762-4
B737-1
E259-1
S431-5
L998-14
S814-1
P345-9
H172-3
C625-14
M951-1
S646-2
C625-6
B188-12
M981-9
K57-2
B791-1
Light of Other Days. Bridges B851-3
Light of Scarthey. Castle C353-2
Lighthouse. Ballantyne B188-13
Like and Unhke. Maxwell M465-28
Lilac Sunbonnet. Crockett C938-7
Lily Dale. Trollope T848-6
Limitations. Benson B474-3
Limited Success. Pitt P6883-1
Lindsay's Luck. Burnett B964-9
Lion of the North. Henty H527-18
Lionel Lincoln. Cooper C777-10
Lisbeth. Johnston J73-1
List, Ye Landsmen. Russell, W. C, R968-7
Little Fifine, etc. Macquoid Mi 73-3
Little Fool. Stannard S789-16
Little Journey^ in the World. Warner. W2792-2
Little Lord Fauntleroy. Burnett... B964-10
Little Manx Nation. Caine C 135-5
Little Men. Alcott A355-5
Little Minister. Barrie B275-3
Little Minx. Cro.ss, Mrs. G C951-1
Little Pedlington and the Pedling-
tonians. Poole P822-1
Little Saint Elizabeth Burnett B964-1 1
Little Savage. Marryat M3622-7
Little Step-daughter. Roberts R646-1
Lochinvar. Crockett C938-8
Londoners. Hichens H626-5
l^onely Girl. Hungerford H936-4
Lonely Lsland. Ballantyne B188-14
Looking Backward, 2000-1887.
Bellamy B433-2
Lord and Lady Harcourt. Sinclair.. vS6i6-3
Lord Brackenbury. Edwards, A. B. E26-1
Lord Falconberg's Heir. Clarke C597-3
Lord Kilgobbin. Lever L658-15
Lord Ormont and his Aniinta.
Meredith M559-6
I^s Cerritos. Atherton A868-2
Lost for Love. Maxwell M465-29
Lost Man's Lane. Rohlfs R738-1
Lost Stradivarius. Falkner F193-1
Lot 13. Longard L848-1
Lothair. Beaconsfield B365-2
Louis Draycock. Adams A214-2
I,ove and Marriage. Edwards, M. B. E268-4
Love in Idleness. Crawford C899-1 1
Love Letters of a Worldly Woman.
Clifford C638-2
Love Match. Hector H451-5
Lovel the Widower. Thackeray . . , . T363-2
Levels of Arden. Maxwell M465-30
I,oving and Serving. Lee L478-1
Love's a Tyrant. Cudlip C964-7
Lottery Ticket. Veme V531-23
Lower Life. Gribble G846-1
Lucius Davoren. Maxwell M465-31
Luck of Roaring Camp. Harte H327-7
Lucky Bargee. Lander L2552-1
Lucretia or Children of the Night.
Lytton L998-15
Lumley the Painter. Stannard S789-17
Luttrell of Arran. Lever L658-16
Lying Prophets. Philpotts P564-1
Mad Sir Uchtred. Crockett C938-9
Madame Sans Gene. Sardou S244-1
Madcap Violet. Black B6275-7
Madelon. Wilkins W685-4
Mademoiselle Josephine's Fridays.
Edwards, M. B E268-5
Madonna Mary. Oliphant O472-9
Maelcho. Lawless L418-1
Magic Ink, etc. Black B6275-8
Maid of Sker. Blackmore B629-1
Major's Favorite. Stannard S789-18
Malady of the Century. Nordau N828-2
Malcolm. McDonald M135-11
Mammon. Hector H451-6
Man and Wife. Collins, W C713-8
Man in Black. Weyman W549-4
Man made of Money. Jerrold J563-1
Man of his Word. Patterson P296-1
Man of Mark. Hawkins H393-8
Man of Moods. Lowry L921-1
Man on the March. Cobljett C654-1
Man with a Shadow. Fenn F334-8
Man with Black Eyelashes. Kennedy. K35-I
Man who Laughs. Hugo H895-3
Mansfield Park. Austen A936-3
Man's Foe.s. Strain 8896-1
Man's Privilege. Rus.sell, D R962-1
Man's Undoing. Cameron C182-3
Manxman. Caine C135-6
Many Cargoes. Jacobs J 1 7-i
Many Inventions. Kipling K57-3
Maori and Settler. Henty H527-19
Marble F'aun. Hawthorne, N H3995-1
Marcella. Ward W258-2
March Hares, Frederic F852-4
March in the Ranks. F'othergill, J. . F7616-3
March of the White Guard. Parker. P239-2
Marcia. Norris N861-8
Margaret Carmichael. Gibbon G439-2
Margarita, or Queen of Night.
Fernandez and Gonsalez F363-1
Margery of Quether. Gould G698-1 1
156
Marietta's Marriage. Norris
Marion Darche. Crawford
Mark of Cain. Lang
Marked ' ' Personal. ' ' Rolilfs
Market Place, I'rederic
Mann L,iza. Riggs
Maroon. Reid
Marquis of Lossie. McDonald
Marriage. Ferrier
Marriage Ceremony. Cross, Mrs. G.
Marriage in China, Little
Marriage of Esther. Boothby
Martian. DuMaurier
Martin Paz. Verne
Martin Rattler. Ballantyne
Martins of Cro' Martin. Lever
Martyrdom of Madeline. Buchanan .
Mariija. Harte
Mary Anerly. Blackmore
Mary Marston. McDonald
Marzio's Crucifix. Crawford
Mascarenhas. Steward
"Master. Zangwill
Master Builder. Ibsen
Master of Ballantrae. Stevenson
Master of Greylands. Wood
Master of His Fate. Cobban
Master of Rathkelly. Smart
Master of the Magicians. Phelps
and Ward
Masterman Ready. Marryat
Matchmaker. Walford
Mathew Austin. Norris
Mathias Sandorf, Verne
Matter of Skill, Whitby
Maurice Tiernay. Lever
MeC n :n»j Lady. Smith
Meliri^a, the Caboceer, Skertchly . .
Member of Tattersall's. Smart
Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes, Doyle,
Men of Character. Jerrold
Men of the Moss Hags. Crockett . . .
Mercedes of Castile. Cooper
Mercy. Howells
Merry Men. Stevenson
Micah Clarke. Doyle
Michael StrogofT. Verne
Micheline. Malot
Middlemarch. Cross, Mrs, M
Middy and the Moors, Ballantyne , .
Midshipman Marmaduke Merry.
Kingston
FICTION — TITLES.
N861-9
C899-12
L269-2
R73«-2
F852-5
R569-1
R357-T5
M135-12
F391-2
C951-2
L778-1
B725-1
D886-1
V531-24
B188-15
L658-17
B918-6
H327-8
B629-2
M135-13
C899-13
S849-1
Z29-4
1 14-2
S848-7
W875-12
C653-3
S636-1
P539-2
M3622-8
W174-1
Na6i-io
V53I-25
W579-3
L658-I8
S646-3
S627-I
S636-2
D754-6
J563-2
C938-IO
C777-2
H859-II
S848-8
t>754-7
V531-26
M257-2
C9512-4
B188-16
K555-7
Midst the Wild Carpathians, Jokai.. J74-3
(Same as The Golden Age in
Transylvania).
Mighty Atom. Mackay :m 1 53-4
Mignon's Husband. Stannard vS75-32
SS42-1
H859-12
M855-I
N861-II
\Vi74-2
H895-4
D252-1
B964-12
D554-1
G977-2
B65S-2
T569-1
B433-3
C713-9
L848-2
M3622-9
B964-13
M981-10
S616-4
P345-10
H859-J3
H712-4
M465-33
H451-7
S431-13
B474-6
C777-16
L269-3
B554-4
A355-6
C7i3-'o
H752-3
H3995-2
R171-8
M465-34
M6482-2
FICTION-
Mr. Bailey-Martin. White \V587-T
Mr. Isaacs. Crawford C899-14
Mr. Majrnus. Statliani 8797-1
Mr. ^Midshipman Kasy. Marryat M3622-10
Mr. I'l'tcrs. Stephens S835-1
Mr. Potter of Texas. Gunter G977-3
Mr. Rabbit at Home. Harris H314-1
Min. Bot). Stannard S789-21
Mrs. Cliff's Yacht. Stockton S866-12
Mrs. Curgenven of Cnrgenven.
Gould G698-12
Mrs. Dine's Jewels. Russell R968-8
Mrs. Falchion. Parker P239-3
Mrs. Fenton. Norris NS61-12
Mrs. Haliburton's Troul)les. Wood. WS75-14
Murder of Delicia. Mackay M135-5
Mutable Many. Barr, Robert B2683-1
Mutineer. Becke and Jeffery B394-4
My Aunt Margaret's Mirror. Scott,
Sir VJ S431-21
My Danish Sweetheart. Rus.sell R968-9
My Doggie and I. Ballantyne B188-17
My Fii-st Voyage to Southern Seas.
Kingston K555-8
My Friend the Murderer. Doyle.... D754-8
My Guardian. Cross C951-3
My Lady Nicotine. Barrie B275-4
My Laughing Philo.sopher. Philpotts. P564-2
My Little Girl. Besant and Rice B554-5
M\' Lord Duke. Hornung H816-2
"My Novel." Lytton L998-16
My Run Home. Browne B884-1
My Spanish Sailor. Saunders S257-2
Mysterious Island. Verne V531-27
Mystery of Dudley Home. James. J273-4
Mystery of Mirbridge. Payn P345-11
Mystery of M. Felix. Farjeon F229-3
Mystery of the "Ocean Star."
Russell R968-10
Mystery of the Patrician Club.
Vandam V224-1
Nada, the Lily. Haggard, R H 1453-6
Nanette and her Lovers. Gwynne , . G995-1
Natalie. Burnett B964-14
Natchez. Chateaubriand C492-1
Naulahka. Kipling K57-4
New Arabian Nights. Stevenson S848-9
New Magdalen. Collins 0713-1 1
New Note. Anon N532-1
New Tales. Opie O61-1
New York Family. Fawcett F278-1
Newcomes. Thackeraj' T363-5
Newton Forster. Marryat M3622-1 1
-TITLES. " 157
Nicholas Nickleby. Dickens D548-8
Nigger of the Narcissus. Conrad... C754-4
Night and Morning. Lytton L998-17
Night near Windsor. CoUingride , . . C711-1
Ninety-Three. Hugo H895-5
No Name. Collins C713-12
Noemi, Gould G698-13
Norsemen in the W^est. Ballantyne. B 188-18
North against Soutli. Verne V531-28
Northanger Abbey. Austen A 936-4
Not All in Vain. Cross C951-5
Not on the Chart. Logan L831-1
Notre Dame. Hugo H895-6
Noughts and Crosses. Couch C853-6
Number 5 John Street. Whiteing. . . W593-1
Oak Openings. Cooper C777-1 1
Ocean Outlaw. St. Leger Si 45-1
Ocean Waifs. Reid R357-16
O'Connors'of Ballinahinch. Hunger-
ford H936-5
Octoroon. Maxwell M465-3S
Odd Experiment. Lynch L987-2
Odd Women. Gissing G535-3
O'Donoghue. Lever L658-19
Old Blazer's Hero. Murray M981-I1
Old Creole Days. Cable Ci 15-4
Old Curiosity Shop. Dickens D548-9
Old Engish Fairy Tales. Gould G698-18
Old Jack, Kingston K555-9
Old Judge. Haliburton Hi 72-4
Old Maids and Young. D'Esterre-
Kneeling D476-2
Old Maid's Love. Poorsen-Schwartz P823-3
Old Man Savarin. Thomson T482-r
Old Man's Love. Melville M531-4
Old Man's Love. Trollope T848-10
Old Mortality. Scott, ^/r W S431-14
Oliver Twist. Dickens D548-10
Oliver's Bride, Oliphant O472-10
On the Face of the Water. Steel S813-2
OntheFo'k'sleHead. Russell R968-11
On the Frontier. Harte H327-10
On the Irrawaddy. Henty H527-20
On the Stage and Off. Jerome J56-2
On Turnham Green. James J27-1
One I Knew the Best of All. Burnett. 2964-15
One Life One Love. Maxwell M465-36
One Maid's Mischief. Fenn F334-9
One of Our Conquerors. Meredith . . M559-7
One of the 28th. Henty H527-21
One of them. Lever L658-20
One Reason Why. Whitby W579-4
One Thing Needful. Maxwell M465-37
^58
FICTION — TITLES.
One Traveller Returns. Murray and
Herman M981-16
One Who looked on, Montresor . . . . M81 1-2
Only a Clod. Maxwell M465-38
Only Hunian. Stannard S789-22
Open Boat. Crane C8912-1
Open Verdict. Maxwell M465-39
Orange and Green. Henty H527-22
Orange Girl. Besant B554-14
Ordeal of Richard Feverel. Meredith. M559-8
Orts. McDonald M135-14
Orville College. Wood W875-15
Oswald Cray. Wood W875-16
Other House. James J275-2
Other Man's Wife. Stannard S789-23
Our Laddie, Smeaton S637-1
Our Manifold Nature. McFall M 143-4
Our Mutual Friend. Dickens D548-11
Our Own Pompeii. Anon O93-1
Our Radicals. Burnaby B963-1
Out of Due Season, Sergeant S484-2
Out of the Fashion. Smith S646-4
Out of the M'sts. Dormer D71 2-1
Out of the Question. Howells H859-14
Outcast of the Islands. Conrad C754-2
Outlaw and Lawmaker. Praed P897-4
Outlaws of the Marches. Hamilton. H2177-1
Over the Hills. Findlater F4942-1
Ozmar the Mystic. Hulme-Beaman . H915-1
Pacha of Many Tales. Marryat M3622-12
Pacific Tales. Becke B394-5
Pair of Blue Eyes. Hardy H272-5
Pan Michael. Sienkiewicz S572-3
Parasite. Doyle D754-9
Pariah. Guthrie G984-3
Parisians. Lytton L998-18
Pascarel. Ranie R171-9
Passages from Diary of a Late Phy-
sician. Warren W293-1
Passages in Life of Mrs. Margaret
Maitland, Oliphant O472-1 1
Passe Rose, Hardy H268-1
Passionate Pilgrim. White W587-2
Pastoral Played Out. Pendered P397-1
Path of a Star. Cotes C843-4
Pathfinder. Cooper C777-5
Paul and Christina. Barr B268-9
Paul and Virginia. Saint Pierre .... Si 49-1
Paul Clifford, Lytton L998-19
Paul Faber, McDonald M135-15
Paul Patoff , Crawford C899-15
Pelham. Lytton L998-20
Pemljroke. Wilkins
Penance of John Logan. Black ....
Penelope's Experiences in Scotland.
Riggs
Pennycomequicks. Gould
Per Aspera. Ebers
Percival Keene. Marryat
Perfect Fool. James
Perlyoross. Blackmore
Permanent Way, In the. Steel
Perpetua. Gould
Persuasion, Austen
Peter Ibbetson. DuMaurier
Peter Simple. Marryat
Peter the Whaler. Kmgston
Peter Trawl. Kingston
Peter's Wife. Hungerford
Peveril of the Peak. Scott, SirW. . .
Phantom Fortune. Maxwell
Phantom Ship. Marryat
Pharisees. Edwards
Pharos the Egyptian. Boothby.,..
Philanthropist. Maynard
Phillip Rollo, Grant
Philosopher Jack. Ballantyne
Phineas Quiddy. Poole
Phineas Redux. Trollope
Phra the Phoenician. Arnold
Phroso. Hawkins
Phyllis of the Sierras. Harte
Picciola. Boniface
Pierre and His People. Parker
Pietro Ghisleri. Crawford
Pilgrims of the Rhine. Lytton
Pilgrims of Walsingham. Strickland.
Pillar of Fire. Ingraham
Pilot. Cooper
Pilots of Pomona. Leighton
Pioneers. Cooper
Pirate. Scott, SirW
Pirate and Three Cutters. Marryat . .
Pirate City. RalUmtyne
Pirate Junk. Hutcheson
Plant Hunters. Reid
Plantation Printer. Harris
Plattner Story. Wells
Pluck. Stannard
Poacher. Marryat
Ponieroy Abbey, Wood
Pomona's Travels. Stockton
Pomp of the Lavilettes, Parker
Poor Gentleman, Oliphant
W685-5
B6275-9
R569-2
G698-14
E16-3
M3622-13
J 273-5
B62q-3
S813-3
G698-15
A936-5
D886-3
M3622-14
K555-11
H936-6
S431-15
M 465-40
M3622-15
E264-1
B725-2
M471-1
G762-5
B 1 88-19
P822-2
T848-7
A753-2
H393-9
H327-11
B5715-1
P239-4
C899-16
L998-21
S917-1
I54-1
C777-12
L529-I
C777-9
S431-16
M3622-16
B 1 88-20
H973-2
R357-17
H314-2
W454-3
S7^9-24
M3622-17
W875-17
S866-13
P239-5
O472-12
FICTION — TITLES.
R569-2
^698- 1 4
E16-3
3622-13
J 273-5
B62q-3
S813-3
G698-15
A936-5
D886-3
I3622-14
K555-II
K555-10
H936-6
S431-15
M 465-40
kl 3622-1 5
E264-1
B725-2
M471-1
G762-5
B 1 88-19
P822-2
T848-7
A753-2
H393-9
H327-11
B5715-1
P239-4
C899-16
L998-21
S917-1
I54-1
C777-12
L529-r
C777-9
8431-16
3622-16
B 188-20
H973-2
R357-'7
H314-2
W454-3
87^9-24
3622-17
W875-17
S866-13
P239-5
O472-12
Poor Jack. Marryat M3622-18
Poor Little Bella. Philips P554-1
Poor Miss Finch. Collins C713-13
Poor vSquire. Lee L478-2
Postlumious Papers of Pickwick Club.
Dickens D548-12
Potter's Thumb. Steel 88 1 3-4
Prairie. Cooper C777-13
Precaution. Cooper C777-14
Premier and the Painter. Zangwill
and Cowen Z29-5
Pretty Polly Pemberton. Burnett... B964-16
Pride and Prejudice. Austen A936-6
Prime Minister. Trollope T848-8
Prince and the Pauper. Clemens. . . C625-7
Prince Fortunatus. Black B6275-10
Prince of the House of David.
Ingraham I54-2
Prince of India. Wallace \V191-3
Prince of Wales's Garden Party.
Riddell R543-4
Princess Napraxine. Rame R171-10
Princess of Paris. Gunter G977-4
Princess of Thule. Black B6275-1 1
Princess Sunshine. Riddell R.')43-5
Prisoners of Conscience. Barr. . . . B268-10
Private Tinker. Stannard S789-25
Privateersman. Marryat M3622-19
Proctor's Wooing. 8t. Aubyn 8134-2
Prodigals. Oliphant O472-13
Professor. Nicholls N613-3
Prose Tales. Puskin P987-1
Protege of Jack Hamlin's. Harte. . . H327-12
Proved Lhnvorth}-. Cameron C182-4
Proverb Stories. Alcott A355-7
Prue and I. Curtis C979-1
Punch's Prize Novelists. Thackeray. T363-6
Puck. Rame R171-11
Purchase of the North Pole. V rne. V531-29
Puritan's Wife. Pemberton 1*395-6
Quadroon. Reid R357-18
Queechy. Warner W248-1
Queen of Hearts. Collins C713-14
Queen of Love. Gould G698-16
Queen of the Jesters. Pemberton . . . F395-7
Queen's Scarlet. Fenn F334-10
Queensberry Cup. WoUey W864-1
Quest of the Golden Girl. Le
Gallienne L496-1
Question of Taste. Poorsen-Schwartz. P823-5
Quicksilver. Fenn F334-1 1
Quo Vadis. Sienkiewicz 8572-2
Race of To-day. Gordon G6633-1
Rachel Dene. Buchanan B918-7
Raffles Haw, The Doings of. Doyle, D754-10
Raiders. Crockett C938-16
Ralph the Bailiff, etc. Maxwell M465-41
Ralstons. Crawford CS99-17
Raniona. Jackson J13-2
Ran Away to Sea. Reid R357-19
Rassela.s. Johnson J69-1
Rattlin the Reefer. Marryat M3622-20
Real Lady Hilda. Croker C943-1
Rebel Queen. Besant B554-10
Recalled to Life. Allen A425-5
Recipe for Diamonds. Hjne H99-1
Recoiling Vengance. Barrett B274-5
Recollections of a Literary Man.
Daudet D238-3
Red Badge of Courage. Crane C8912-2
Red Cockade. Weyman W'549-5
Red Court Farm. Wood W875-18
Red Republic, Chambers C445-1
Red Rooney. Ballantyne B188-21
Red Rover. Cooper C777-12
Red True Storj' Book. Lang L269-4
Redburn. Ochiltree O16-1
Redgauntlet. Scott, .S"/> W 8431-17
Redskin and Cow-boy. Henty H527-23
Redskins. Cooper C777-3
Refugees. Doyle D754-1 1
Regicides. Cogswell C677-1
Regimental Legends. Stannard .... 8789-26
Reigning Favourite. Cudlip C964-8
Return of the O'Mahoney. Frederic. F852-6
Rev. Annabel Lee. Buchanan B918-8
Rex and Regina. Marshall M367-3
Rhoda Fleming. Meredith M559-9
Rich Miss Riddell. Longard L848-3
Richard Carvel. Churchill C563-1
Rick Dale. Munroe M96-82
Rienzi, last of the Roman Tribunes.
Lytton L998-22
Rifle Rangers. Reid R357-20
Rise of Silas Lapham. Howells H859-15
Rivals ; and Tracy's Ambition.
Griffin G851-4
Rivers of Ice. Ballantyne B188-22
Riverside Romance. Kennard K34-4
Rob Roy. Scott, SirV^ S431-18
Robert Ainsleigh. Maxwell M465-42
Robert Falconer. McDonald M 135-16
Robert Helmont. Daudet D238-4
Robert Urquliart. Setoun S495-1
Rodney Stone. Doyle D754-12
i6o
FICTION — TITLES.
Roger Kyffin's Ward. Kingston..,. K555-12
Roger Willoughby. Kingston K555-13
Rogue. Norris N86J-13
Rogue's Daughter. Sergeant S484-3
Rogues March. Hornung H816-3
Rogues of the Fiery Cross. Walkey. W177-1
Roland Cashel. Lever 1,658-2 1
Roland Yorke. Wood W875-1 9
Roman Singer. Crawford C899-18
Romance of a Chalet. Praed P897-5
Romance of a Station. Praed P897-6
Romance of Cape Frontier. Mitfort. M683-1
Romance of the Harem. Pardoe.... P226-1
Romance of the 19th Century.
Mallock M265-3
Romance of Two Worlds. Mackay . . M 13.S-'
Romance of War. Grant G76
Romola. Cross C9511-6
Ropes of Sand. Francillon F817-3
Rose of a Hundred Leaves. Barr. ,. B268-11
Rose of Allandale. Stables S775-1
Rosine. Melville M531-5
Rossmoyne. Hungerford H936-7
Rough Shaking. McDonald Mi3,'5-i7
Roughing it. Clemens C625-8
Round the Galley Fire. Russell. . . R968-12
Round the Moon. Verne V531-30
Round the Red Lamps. Doyle D754-13
Rover of the Andes. Ballantyne B 188-23
Royal Highlanders. Grant G762-7
Rubicon. Benson B474-4
Rudder Grange. Stockton S866-14
Rudder Grangers Abroad ; and other
stories. Stockton S866-15
Rudin. Turgenev T936-1
Rujub the Juggler. Henty H527-24
Run to Earth. Maxwell , M465-43
Rupert Godwin. Maxwell M465-44
Russell. James J28-1
Sabina Zembra. Black B6275-1 2
St. George ; or the Canadian League.
McKinnon M158-1
St. George and St. Michael.
McDonald M135-18
St. George for England. Henty .... H527-25
St. Ives. Stevenson S848-10
St. Katherine's by the Tower. Besant. B554-11
St. Martin's Eve. Wood W875-20
St. Olave's. Tabor T114-2
St. Ronan's Well. Scott, SirW.... S431-19
St. Winifred's. Farrar F242-2
Salem : tale of 17th Century.
Castleton C3532-1
Sally Dows, etc. Ha -te H327-T3
Sandra Belloni. Meredith M559-10
Sant' Ilario. Crawford C899-19
Sappers and Miners. I'enn F334-12
Sappho (A) of Green Springs. Harte. H327-14
Sara Crewe. Burnett B964-17
Saracinesca. Crawford C889-20
Satanstoe. Cooper C777-1 1
Saved from the Sea. Kingston K555-14
Scallywag. Allen A425-6
Scapegoat. Caine C135-7
Scarpante the Spy. Verne V531-31
School for Saints. Craigie C885-3
Scottish Cavalier. Grant G762-8
Scottish Chiefs. Porter P846-1
Scourge-stick. Praed P897-7
Scribes and Pharisees. LeQueux .... L613-3
Sea Lions. Cooper C777-1
Sea Queen. Russell R968-13
Sea Wolves. Pemberton F395-8
Seaboard Parish. McDonald Mi 35- 19
Seamy Side. Besant and Rice B554-6
Secret Inheritance. Farjeon F229-4
Secret of the Island. Verne V531-32
Self-Denial. Hofland H712-5
Sense and Sensibility. Austen ...... A936-7
Sentimental Tommy. Barrie B275-5
Septimius Felton. Hawthorne H3995-3
Serious Comedy. Morrah M872-2
Set of Rogues. Barrett B274-6
Settler and the Savage. Ballantyne. B 188-24
Settlers in Canada. Marryat M3622-21
Seven vSons of Mammon. Sala Si 59-1
Seventh Child. Stannard S789-27
Seventy Times Seven. Sergeant S484-5
Shadow of a Crime. Caine C 135-8
Shadow of a Dream. Howells H859-16
Shadow of Ashlydyat. Wood W875-21
Shadow of Hilton Fernbrook. West-
bury W523-1
Shall I win Her. Grant G762-9
Shandon Bells. Black B6275-13
Shaving of Shagpat. Meredith M559-1 1
She. Haggard H1453-7
She Loved a Sailor. Barr B268-12
Shield of Love. Farjeon F229-5
Shifting Winds. Ballantyne B188-25
Ships that Pass in the Night.
Harraden H296-3
Shirley. Nicholls N613-4
Sidney. Deland D337-2
Siege Baby. Stannard S789-28
Siegfried's Crown. Hodgson H6915-1
H327-I3
M559-IO
C899-19
F334-I2
H327-14
B964-17
C889-20
C777-II
K555-I4
A425-6
CI35-7
V53I-3I
C885-3
G762-8
P846-1
P897-7
L6I3-3
C777-I
R968-13
P395-8
MI35-I9
B554-6
F229-4
V531-32
H7I2-5
A936-7
B275-5
H3995-3
M872-2
B274-6
B 1 88-24
M3622-21
S159-1
S789-27
S484-5
C135-8
H859-16
W875-21
W523-1
G762-9
B6275-13
M559-"
Hi 453-7
B268-12
F229-5
B 1 88-25
H 296-3
N613-4
D337-2
S789-28
H6915-1
FICTION — TITLES.
Sign of the Cross. Barrett B2747-1
Sign of the Spider. Mitford M683-2
Signa. Rame R171-12
Silas Barnstarke. Gwynne O995-2
Silver Christ (The). Rame R171-13
Silver Pitchers. Alcott A355-8
Simon Dale. Hawkins H393-10
Simple Adventures of a Memsahib.
Cotes C843-5
Simple Tales. Opie O61-2
Sin of Joost Avelingh. Poorsen-
Schwartz P823-4
Singer of Marly. Hooper H 7863-1
Singularly Deluded. McFall M 143-5
Sinners' Comedy. Craigie C884-5
Sir Brooke Fossbrooke, Lever L658-22
Sir George Tressady. Ward VV 258-3
Sir Gibbie. McDonald Mi 35-20
Sir James Applyby, Bart. Macquoid. Mi 73-4
Sir Jasper Carew. Lever L658-23
Sir Jasper's Tenant. Maxwell M465-45
Sir Percival. Shorthouse S559-5
Sir Robert's Fortune. Oliphant O472-15
Sir Tom. Oliphant O472-16
Sister to Esau. Barr B368-13
Sivan, the Sleeper. Adams A213
Skipper's Wooing. Jacobs J 17-2
Slav Tales. Harding H2633-1
Sloane Square Scandal. Cudlip C964-9
Smoke. Turgenev T936-2
Social Departure. Cotes C843-6
Soldier of Manhattan. Altshelter. . . A469-1
Soldiers Children. Stannard S789-29
Soldiers of Fortime. 1 vis D2632-1
Some Every-Day Folks. Philpotts . . P564-3
Son of Hagar. Caine C139-9
Son of His Father. Oliphant O472-17
Son of Ishmael. Smith S646-5
Sons of Adversity. Cornford C816-2
Sons of Fire, Maxwell M465-46
Sorceress. Oliphant O472-14
Sorrows of Satan. Mackay Mi 35-7
Soul Astray. Cameron C182-5
Soul of Lilith. Mackay M135-8
Soul of the Bishop. Stannard S789-30
Sowers. Scott S426-4
Spanish Maid. Couch C853-7
Spanish Nun. DeQuincey D426-2
Speculators. Brewer B847-1
Spinning- Wheel Stories. Alcott .... A355-9
Spirit of the Storm. Ross R825-1
Splendid Sin. Allen A425-7
Splendid Spur. Couch C853 8
161
Spoils of Poynton. James J275-3
Spoilt Girl. James J273-6
Spring Comedies. Barker B255-1
vSpringhaven. Blackmore B629-4
Spy. Cooper C777-13
Squire. Parr P258-r
Squire of Sandal-Side. Barr B268-14
Squire of Wandales. Shield S555-1
Squirrel Inn. Stockton S866-16
Stageland. Jerome J56-3
Stalky and Co. Kipling K57-5
Standard Bearer. Crockett C938-15
Star Gazers. Fenn l''334-i3
Star of Fortune. Muddock M943-2
Steam House. Verne V531-33
Stephen Archer. McDonald M 135-21
Stephen, a Soldier of the Cross.
Kingsley K553-1
Stickit Mini.ster. Crockett C938-1 1
Stolen Bacillus, and other incidents.
Wells W454-4
Stolen White Elephant Clemens... C625-9
vStories for Ninon. Zola Z86-3
Stories from the Diary of a Doctor.
Smith and Halifax S646-6
Stories in Black and White. Hardy. .. H272-6
Story of a Modern Woman. Dixon. D6214-I
Story of a New York House. Bunner. Bq42-i
Storj' of a Penitent Soul. Sergeant. S484-4
Story of an African Farm. Cron-
wright . . C946-1
Story of Barbara. Maxwell M465-47
Story of Francis Cludde. Weyman . W549-6
vStory of John Marbeck. Marshall.. M367-4
vStory Teller's Pack. vStockton S866-17
vStraightforward. Lee L478-3
Strange Adventures of a Phaeton.
Black B6275-14
Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr.
Hyde . Stevenson S848-1 1
Strange Manuscript Found in a Cop-
per Cylinder. DeMille D381-2
Strange Rescue. Oxley O98-2
Strange Story. Lytton L998-23
Strange Story of My Life. Stannard. S789-31
Strange World. Maxwell M465-48
Stranger Woman. Stannard S789-32
Strangers and Pilgrims. Maxwell . . . M465-49
Strathmore. Rame R171-14
Stripped of the Tinsel. Muddock... M943-1
Strong Arm. Barr, R B2683-3
Struggle for Fame. Riddell R543-6
Stumble on the Threshold. Payn... P345-12
l62
FICTION — TITLES.
Miller
Telling House.
Successors to the Title. Walford
Sunshine and Snow. Smart
Superfluous Woman. Brooke
Supplanter. Neuman
Supplejack. Ward
Surj^cons Daughter. Scott, ^SVr W. .
Surly Tim. Burnett
Susan Drumniond. Riddell
Su.spense, Scott
Susy. Harte
Sweet and Twenty. Collins
Sweet Annie Paj^e. Collins
Sweet is True Love. Kinj?
Sweetheart Travellers. Crockett
Sybil Knox. Hale
Sylvie and Bruno. Dodgson
Taken at the Flood. Maxwell
Tale of a Lonely Parish. Crawford.
Tale of the Ten. Russell
Tale of the Thames. Ashhy
Tale of two Cities. Dickens
Tales and Sketches.
Tales from the
Blackniore
Tales of a Garrison Town. Eaton
and Betts
Tales of Adventure by Flood, Field
and Mountain. Ballantyne
Tales of Adventure on the Sea.
Ballantyne
Tales of Early Ages. Smith
Tales of Mean Streets. Morrison . . .
Tales of our Coast. Crockett
Tales of Real Life. Opie
Tales of Unrest. Conrad
Talisman. Scott, Sir W
Talk of the Town. Payn
Talking Horse. Guthrie
Tanglewood Tales. Hawthorne
Tapestried Chamber. Scott, Sir W .
Taquisara. Crawford
Tartarin of Tarascon.
Tartarin on the Alps.
Teacher of the Violin.
Tempest Torn. Haggard
Ten Thousand a Year. Warren
Ten Years' Tenant. Besant and Rice.
Tender and True
Terminations. James
Tess of the Durbervilles. Hardy . . . .
Teverino. Dudevant
Texar the Southerner. Verne
That Affair Next Door. Rohlfs
W 1 74-3 That Beautiful Wretch.
Daudet
Daudet
Shorthouse . .
S636-3
BS72-1
N489-1
W262-2
S43T-20
B964-18
R543-7
S426-5
H327-15
C712-2
C712-1
K53-T
C938-12
H161-1
C319-2
M465-50
C899-21
R968-14
A823-1
D548-13
M648-1
B629-5
E14-1
B188-26
B188-27
S649-1
M87^'-2
C938-13
O61-3
C754-3
S431-21
P345-13
G984-6
H3995-4
S431-21
C899-22
D238-5
D238-6
S559-4
H145-1
W293-2
B554-7
S744-1
J275-4
H272-7
D845-2
V531-34
R738-3
Black .
Lever .
That Boy of Norcott's.
That Child. Roberts
That Lass o' Lowrie's. Burnett....
That Mrs. vSniith. vStannard
That Wild Wheel. Trollope
The Child, the Wi.se Man, and the
Devil. Kernahan
The X Jewel. Moncreiff
Their Wedding Journey. Howells. ..
Thelma. Mackay
There and Back. McDonald
Third Violet. Crane
This Son of Vulcan. Besjmt and
Rice
This Wicked World. Cameron
This Year, Next Year, Sometime,
Never. Proctor
Thomas Wingfold. McDonald
Thou Art the Man. Maxwell
Thousand and One Nights. Lane . .
Three Boys in the Wild North Land.
Young
Three Fates. Crawford
Three Girls. Stannard
Three Men in a Boat. Jerome
Three Miss Kings. Cross
Through One Administration. Bur-
nett
Through Russian Snows. Henty ....
Through Swamp and Glade. Mun-
roe
Through the Fray. Henty
Thrown Together. Montgomery ....
Tiger Hunter. Reid
Tigers and Traitors. Verne
Tinted Venus. Guthrie
Tiny Luttrell . Hornung
To Leeward. Crawford
To the Bitter End. Maxwell
Toilers of the Sea. Hugo
Told in the Twilight. Sergeant
Tom Brown at Oxford. Hughes
Tom Brown's Schooldays. Hughes. .
Tom Burke of ' ' Ours. ' ' Lever
Tom Cringle's Log. Scott, M
Tom Jones. Fielding
Tom Sawyer Abroad. Clemens
Tomalyn's Quest. Burgin
Tony Butler. Lever
Too Fast to Last. Mills
Tonnes, Lazarillo de. Alaman {see
Mendoza)
B6275-1 5
L658-24
R646-2
B964-19
S789-33
T8482-1
K39-1
M739-1
H859-17
M 135-9
M135-22
C8912-3
B554-8
C 1 82-6
P964-1
M 135-23
M465-51
L265-1
Y71-1
C899-23
S789-34
J56-4
C951-4
B964-20
H527-27
M968-3
H527-26
M787-1
R357-21
V531-35
G984-4
H816-4
C899-24
M465-52
H895-7
S484-6
H894-1
H894-2
1^58-25
S428-2
F459-2
C625-11
B956-2
L658-26
M657-1
A318-1
.
I
36275-1 5
L658-24
R646-2
B964-19
S789-33
T8482-1
K39-I
M739-I
H859-I7
Mi 35-9
M135-22
C8qi2-3
B554-8
C I 82-6
P964-I
M 135-23
M465-51
L265-1
Y71-I
C899-23
8789-34
J56-4
C951-4
B964-20
H527-27
M968-3
H527-26
M787-1
R357-21
V53^-35
G984-4
H816-4
C899-24
M465-52
H895-7
S484-6
H894-1
H894-2
1.658-25
S428-2
F459-2
C625-11
B956-2
1.658-26
M657-1
A318-1
FICTION — TITLES.
I
Tower of Taddeo, Ranie
Tragedy of Ida Noble. Russell
Tragedy of the Korosko. Doyle ....
Tragic Comedians. Meredith
Trail of the vSerpent. Maxwell
Trail of the Sword. Parker
Tramp Abroad. Clemens
Transition, Brooke
Translation of a Savage. Parker . , . ,
Travelling Companions. Guthrie . . .
Travels and Adventures of M. Violet.
Marryat
Travels in London. Thackeray
Treasure Island. Stevenson
Trespasser. Parker
Triad. Wickenden
Tribulations of a Chinaman. Verne,
Tricotrin. Rame
Trilby, DuMaurier
Trooper Peter Halket of Mashonaland.
Cronwright
True to the Old Flag. Henty
Tug of War. Hungerford
Tuxter's Little Maid. Burgin
'Twas in Trafalgar's Bay. Besant
and Rice
'Tween Snow and Fire. Mitford
Twice-told Tales, Hawthorne
Two Admirals. Cooper
Two Captains. Russell
Two Chiefs of Dunboy. Froude . , , .
Two Destinies, Collins
Scott, Sir W
Keary
Pilgrims Progress,
Two Drovers.
Two Lancrofts.
T\\ro Little
Burnett
Two Little Wooden Shoes. Rame .
Two Marys. Oliphant ,
Two Men of Sandy Bar. Harte. ...
Two Thousand Years Ago. Church .
Umbrella Mender . Harraden
Unclassed. Gissing ,
Uncle John. Melville
Uncle Tom's Cabin. Stowe
Uncommercial Traveller. Dickens,
Under Drake's Flag. Henty
Under Hatches, Moore
Under the Great Seal, Hatton .
Under the Lilacs, Alcott
Under the Red Flag, Maxwell
Under the Red Robe. Weyman ....
Under the Rose. Guthrie
R171-15
R968-15
D754-14
M559-12
M465-53
P239-6
C625-12
B872-2
P239-7
G984-5
M3622-22
T363-6
S848-12
P239-8
W636-1
V531-36
R171-16
D886-2
C946-2
H527-28
H936-8
B956-3
B554-9
M683-3
H3995-5
C777-15
R968-16
F942-1
C713-15
S431-21
K242-2
B964-21
R171-17
O472-18
H327-16
C361-1
H296-4
G535-4
M531-6
S892-2
D548-14
H527-29
M821-1
H366-1
A355-10
M465-54
W549-7
G984-7
Ballantyne
Rame
Command.
Under the Waves
Under Two Flags,
Under Wellington's
Hetity
Under5..de of Things. Bell
Undiscovered Country. Howells , . . .
Ungava. Ballantyne
Unknown Masterpiece. Balzac
Untempered Wind. Wood
Urith. Gould
Val StrangL'. Murray
Valdar, the Oft Born. Griffith
Valerie. Marryat
Vanished Diamond. Verne
Vanity Fair. Thackeray
Various Writings. Matthews
Vendetta. Mackay
Veuetia. Beaconsfield
Venetians. Maxwell
Verbena, Camellia Stephanotis.
Besant
Vernon's Aunt. Cotes
Vicar of Wakefield. Goldsmith
Vicar's Daughter. McDonald
Vicar's People. Fenn
Vice Versa. Guthrie
Victim of Good Luck. Norris
Views and Opinions. Rame
Village Commune. Rame
Villette. Nicholls
Vintage. Benson
Violinist of the Quartier Latin,
Curzon
Virgin of the Sun. Griffith
Virginia of Virginia. Chanler
Virginians. Thackeray
Vittoria. Meredith
Vixen. Maxwell
Voyage of Consolation. Cotes
Voyage round the World. Kingston
Voyage to the Cape. Russell
Wages of Sin. Harrison
Wagner's Heroes. Maud
Waif of the Plains. Harte
Walter Gibbs, the Young Boss
Thomson
Wandering Heath. Couch
War of the Worlds. Wells
War Trail. Reid
Ward of the Golden Gate. Harte . . .
Warden. TroUope
Wardlaws. Esler
Was She Good or Bad, Minto
163
B 1 88-28
R171-18
H527-30
B434-1
H859-18
B 1 88-29
B 1 98-4
W876-1
G698-17
M981-13
G853-1
M3622-23
V531-37
T363-8
M429-1
M135-10
B365-3
M465-55
B554-12
C843-7
G624-1
Ml 35-24
F334-14
G984-8
N861-14
R171-19
R171-20
N613-5
B474-5
C983-1
G853-2
C457-3
T363-7
M559-13
M465-56
C843-8
K555-15
R968-17
H321-2
M447-1
H327-17
T482-2
C853-9
W454-5
R357-22
H327-18
T848-9
E76-1
M667-1
164
Was ed Crime. Murray
Water-Witch. Cooi)er
Waters of the Wondrous Isle. Morris.
Watsons. Au.sten
Waverley . Scott, Sir W
Way of a Maid. Hinkson
Way of a Woman. Smith
Way of Marriage. Hunt
Way of the World. Murra}-
Wayfarinjj Men. Bayly
Ways of the Hour. Cooper
Weaker Ves.sel. Murray
Weavers and Weft. Maxwell
Weighed and Wanting. McDonald.
Weir of Hermistoun. Stevenson , , . .
Well Out of It. Habberton
Wept of Wish-Ton-Wish. Cooper. . .
Western Clearings. Kirkland
What Cheer ! Ru.ssell
What is a Girl to do ? Kdwards
What Maisie Knew. James
What Necessity Knows. Dougall . . .
What will He do with It ? Lytton . .
What's Mine's Mine. McDonald
When Knighthood was in Flower.
Major
When Loudon Burned. Henty
When the World was Younger.
Maxwell
When Valmond came to Pontiac.
Parker
Whirlpool. GLssing
White Chief. Reid
White Company. Doyle
White Gauntlet. Reid
White Hecatomb. Sculley
White Shield. Mitford
Who was Lost and is Found.
Oliphant
Who was Then the Gentleman?
Reade
Whoso Findeth a Wife. Le^uex
W ide Wide World . Warner
Widower Indeed (A). Broughton
and Bisland
Wild Animals I Have Known.
Thompson
Wild Flower of Ravensworth,
Edwards
Wild Huntress. Reid
Wild Life in Southern Seas. Becke.
Wild Men of the West. Ballantyne.
FICTION — TITLES.
M981-13
C777-15
M877-1
A936-2
VS431-22
H663-1
S646-7
H943-2
M981-14
«359-4
C777-14
M981-15
M465-57
M 135-25
S848-13
H113-3
C777-10
K59-1
R968-18
1^265-1
J 275-5
D731-2
L998-24
Mi 35-26
M234-1
H527-31
M465-58
P239-9
G535-5
R357-23
U754-15
R357-24
S437-2
MG33-4
O472-19
R2852-1
L613-4
W284-2
B875-1
T489-1
E268-6
R357-25
B394-6
Bi88-3o
Wildf ell Hall. Bronte B869-1
Wilfrid Cumbermede. McDonald.., M135-27
Wilt Thou Have This Woman.
Cobban C653-5
Window in Thrums. Barrie B275-6
Wing and Wing. Cooper C777-8
Winnifred Bertram. Charles C475-4
Winning Hazard. Hector H451-8
Winning His Spurs, Henty H527-32
Witch of Prague. Crawford C899-25
With Clive in India. Henty H527-33
With Cochrane the Dauntless. Henty, H527-34
With Fire and Sword, Sienkiewicz, . S572-3
With Frederick the Great. Henty , . H527-35
With Lee in Virginia, Henty H527-36
With the Inmiortals. Crawford C899-26
Within the Maze. Wood W875-22
Without Respect of Persons.
Middleton M627-1
Wives and Daughters. Gaskell G248-2
Woman in White. Collins C713-16
Woman of Forty. Stuart S929-3
Woman of the Commune. Henty . , . H5?7-37
Woman's Reason. Howells H859-19
Woman's Will. Burnett B964-22
Wondrous Tale of Alroy. Beacons-
field B365-4
Wood Beyond the World. Morris,, M877-2
Wood-Rangers, Reid R357-26
Woodstock. Scott, i)"/;- W S431-23
Wooing of Doris, Spender S746-1
Works, Opie O61-4
World and a Man. Zangwill Z293-2
World of Ice. Ballantyne B 188-31
World Well Lost. Linton L761-2
Worid Went Very Well Then,
Besant B554-13
World's Desire. Haggard H1453-8
Wormwood. Mackay M135-11
Wrecker. Stevenson a fid Osbourne . S848-14
Wrong Box. Stevenson a«rf Osbourne. S848-15
Wrong Man, Longard L848-4
Wulf the Saxon. Henty H5 27-38
Wulfric the W^eapon Thane. Whistler, W576-1
Wuthering Heights. Bronte B869-6
Wyandotte. Cooper C777-16
Wyllard's Weird. Maxwell M465-59
Yankee at Court of King Arthur.
Clemens C625-13
Yarns on the Beach. Henty H527-39
Years that the Locust Hath Eaten.
Holdsworth H728-2
Yeast. Kingsley... K552-4
FICTION — TITLES.
C653-5
13275-6
C777-8
C475-4
H451-8
H527-32
0899-25
H527-33
H527-34
S572-3
H527-35
H527-36
C899-26
W875-22
York and Lancaster Rose. Keary
You play Me False. Collins...'....
Young Colonists. Ilenty
Young Fur-traders. Ballantyne. . ..
Young Llanero. Kingston *
Young Mistley. Scott
Young Nile Voyagers. Bowman ....
Young Rajah. Kingston
Young Singleton. Gw. ine ." ,
Young Trawler. Rallaiityne .,
Young Voyageurs. Reid
K24-1
C712-3
II527-40
n 188-32
K555-16
VS426-6
R787-2
R555-17
G995-3
B 1 88-33
R357-27
( Young Yachtsmen. Bowman.
Young Yagers. Reid
Youngest Miss Green. Robin.son . . . .
Zadoc Pine; and other stories.
niinaer
Zanoni. Lytton
Zeluco: Views of Human Nature.
Moore
Zeph. Jack.son *,
Zoraida. LeQueu.x
Zoroa.stcr. Crawford
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B787-3
R357-28
R659-2
B942-2
L998-25
M822-r
J 13-3
L613-5
C8992-7
M627-1
G248-2
C713-16
S929-3
H5?7-37
H859-19
B964-22
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B365-4
M877-2
R357-26
S431-23
S746-1
O61-4
Z293-2
B 1 88-3 1
L761-2
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H728-2
K552-4