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 CATALOGUE 
 
 O:-' THE 
 
 CITIZEiNS' FREE LIBRARY, 
 
 HALIFAX, NOVA S('0TL4. 
 
 Prepared lay Harry Piers, and Publislied by order of the 
 Library Committee, City Council. 
 
 HALIFAX, N. S. : 
 
 PRINTKD BV \\ M. MACNAU, 3 PRINCE STREET. 
 1894. 
 
^/-^ 
 
PREFACE. 
 
 The Citizens' Fre'^ Library of Halifax owes its origin to tlie Ijeneficence 
 of the late Chief Justice of Xova Scotia, the Hon. Sir William Young, Knt. 
 
 The nucleus of a popular library, known as the Halifax Mechanics' Library, 
 had been formed in October, 1831. It was supported by a number of share- 
 holders, each of whom paid a subscription so s)nall that it placed the books 
 within the reach of almost any industrious person. This library, which at 
 last amounted to about three thousand volumes, continued in existence until 
 the year 1864, when unfortunately it fell into debt. Thereupon it became 
 necessary to disperse the whole collection. It was purchased by Sir William, 
 4ind presented as a gift to the city of Halifax, whioh was thenceforth to 
 maintain it as a free institution.* A small, inconvenient room in the old 
 •City Court House, which recently stood near the Market Stpiare, was appro- 
 priated for its use, and early in 1866, Mr. Samuel Creed was appointed to 
 succeed to the late librarian, Mr. John C. Craigen. For several years it did 
 ^ooil service, and no doubt yielded a large amount of instruction and enjoy- 
 ment. 
 
 In 1873, its founder evinced his continued interest in the institution by 
 presenting it with the library of his late brother, (ieorge R. Young, Esq., 
 which he liad purchased for that purpose. The united collection.s, now 
 numbering about five thousand volumes, were immediately removed to No. 
 2(\^ Harrington Street, where they were roughly catalogued, and on the 18th 
 August, 1873, the library was once more opened to the pulilic. An annual 
 grant of one thousand dollars was secured to pay rent, salary, and other 
 iiXjx'nscs. Alx>ut fifteen hundred persons of all classes of society had 
 I'lirolled their names a.s borrowers, but of these not more than two hundred 
 •were regular readers — an extremely small proportion of a population of 
 thirty thousand. In order to purchase modern pulilications. Sir William 
 
 * The library was preaented on 19th February, 1864, and opened on 15th June, 
 following. 
 
iv PREFACE. 
 
 further gave one hundred dollars annually for three years, on condition that 
 the city would grant a like sum. 
 
 In August, 1824, — forty years previous to Sir William's gift, -the Hali. 
 fax Library had been founded l)y a society of gentlemen belonging to the 
 town. It was an exclusive institution, sup[)orted by shareholders, limited in 
 numl)er to one hundred and twenty, who paitl an annual fee. At length, 
 however, the funds became limited, and finally this excellent collection of 
 well-bound books was sold to the Citizens' Free Library, with wliich it was 
 incorporated. The library, thus augmente<l, was re-opened about the first of 
 August, 1876. It then, as we have seen, consisted of three amalgamated 
 collections : the Mechanics' Library, which in the city's hands had grown to 
 about four thousand volumes, the George R. Young Library of about one 
 thousand Tohmies, and the Halifax Lilirary consisting of over six thousand. 
 A rough list of a portion of the collection v/as published, and was followed 
 in 1878 by anotlier of the remaining part. In a few years the library 
 was removed to Argyle Hall, Aigyle Street, where it was opened on 7tli 
 October, 1878. There it remained, with hardly a new book upon its 
 shelves, until the summer of 1890, when it was placed in its piesent 
 quarters in the new City Hall. . 
 
 Sir William Young had died in 1887, leaving the sum of four thousand 
 dollars, to lie used within four years for the erection of a library building. 
 As tlie conditions of the bequest were not fulfilled, the money returned to his 
 estate. 
 
 Recently it had become almost imi)ossil>le to ascertain what the library 
 contained, so few were the Ijooks remaining which had been included in the 
 now useless catalogues of 1876 and 1878. A number of new ones had also 
 been purchased with that proportion of the grant which had formerly been 
 reserved for the payment of rent. All vliis made it necessary that a cata- 
 logue of the entire collection should innii. diately be proviiled, and in 1893 I 
 was instructed to prepare such a work upon modern principles, the present 
 volume being the result. 
 
 Work was begun on 11th Deceml er, but owing to the confusion in which 
 
PREFACE. V 
 
 tlie shelves were found, it progresseil with less rapidity than I had hoped, 
 llooks at the same time were being issued to readers. For these and other 
 reasons, it was finally deemed necessary to close tlie institution for a time, 
 beginning with Christmas Day. On '27th February, of the present year, the 
 work of writing the entries upon the cards was completed, and one month 
 later the copy was ready for tlie printer. 
 
 The volume has been kept within as small a compass as possible. My 
 instructions have forced me to place all second and subsequent lines of an 
 entry in brevier type, which has afl'ected to a large extent the typographical 
 ay)pearanee of the work. With more details in the book, the usefulness 
 of the library woidd have been much enhanced ; for it is now universally 
 acknowledged that the practical value of such an institution is largely pro- 
 j)ortionate to the completeness oi its catalogue. It was not part of my duty 
 to arrange the volumes ujinn the shelves, but I strove to better to some 
 extent the existing conditions. The utmost and constant attention to system 
 is necessary to prevent a large accumulation of books from becoming chaotic. 
 
 As alphabetical order is maintained throughout, those who consult this 
 catalogue should look for authors or subjects in the same manner in which 
 words are sought for in a dictionary. Readers are cautioned that French 
 surnames are entered under the prefix when it is or contains an article, Le, 
 La, L\ Du, Dei< ; but under the word following, when the [trefix is a pre- 
 position, lie, (V. English names are entered under the prefix. In other 
 languages the record is made under the word following. Xoblemen appear 
 iui<ler their titles, with occasional references from the family name when 
 such would be usefid. ( )riental authors are alphabetized according to their 
 forename. Writers' christian names ai)pear in full in author-entries, but 
 abbreviated to initials under subjects. The names of anonymous and 
 pseudonymous writers have l>een searched for, and wheir ascertained the 
 entries have been made under the real names, with references from all 
 noias lie plunie. In a few instances this may bring unaccustomed names 
 l)efore us, particularly in Fiction, but it is the only system which can be 
 adopted to gain consistency, and the knowledge thus conveyed is often mobt 
 
vi PREFACE. 
 
 iHtei-estiiif'. Cross-references never leave the reader at a loss. Works of 
 fiction appear only in the class-list Fiction, but references are always made 
 from the author-entry in the general alphabet, and it is there that readers 
 should look for full names of writers whose productions ajipear under the 
 fopmef heatling. 
 
 The subject entries include all works dealing with a particular subject. 
 These will be found of nuich use to the student. A net-work of cross- 
 references referring to related subjects, binds these entries together. 
 
 The names of authors are printed in heavy-faced type, and subjects in 
 small capitals. When a name appears both as an author and a subject, 
 p*efereuce is given to the former, and the heading is printed in the heavy- 
 faced author-type. 
 
 Wherever possible, dates embracing the period treated, are aflfixed to 
 works of history and travel. Information of a similar nature is also given 
 with subjects of biography. This, 1 trust, will prove of great assistance. 
 Lists of contents are also occasionally given. Such indications of what a 
 volume holds, are of the very greatest use. Notes which may bt>. helpful are 
 sooaetimes inserted. Superfluous words are omitted from the titles, but 
 every altered or added word is without exception inclosed within parenthesis. 
 Italics are sometimes similarly used. 
 
 I earnestly hope that the catalogue will lie found to assist those who con- 
 sult the library, and that it may lead to a greater interest being taken in the 
 only free library which the citizens of Halifax po.ssess. 
 
 " Sfan;/a7i," Halifax; 
 
 'lOth Jnup^ ISiU. Harry Piers. 
 
ABBREVIATIONS. 
 
 Anon .... Anonymous. 
 
 B Boston. 
 
 circa about. 
 
 ed edited by, editor. 
 
 Kdin Edinl)ur^h. 
 
 L London. 
 
 ii. d no date of publication. 
 
 no number, numbers. 
 
 11. p no place of publication. 
 
 n. t no title-page. 
 
 N. Y New York. 
 
 p., pp.... page, pages. 
 
 pamph. . .pan'phlet, pamphlets. 
 
 Ph Philadelphia. 
 
 pseud .... pseudonym, 
 pt part. 
 
 tr translator, translated by. 
 
 V volume, volumes. 
 
 V. d ... various dates of publication. 
 
 Wash . . . Washington. 
 
 ('!) probably, perhaps. 
 
 + a p/nt sign added to the nuw- 
 
 ber of volumes, etc. , indicates 
 that the series is being con- 
 tinued. 
 
 { ) , . Words added to a title are iu- 
 
 oiosed in pirenthesis. Italics 
 are also occasionally Hsed for 
 a similar purpose. 
 
 iv.,f,v.,e^f.This indicates that the work in 
 (juestion is bound with one or 
 more other works. 
 
 In apphjirKj far a hool; the aufli(jr't< name ghuuld he writteji lioicn, 
 irith an ahxtract of the title, an I the shelf-mnrk. The latter will tte fottnid as 
 a fi jure awl a letter at the end of eae't entry. 
 
CATALOGUE. 
 
 A. L. O. B., /'^^«'' 'See Tucker (C) 
 
 Abbeys. See Monasteries and Abbeys. 
 
 Abbotskord. In-i)i;f (W.) A. and Xewstead Al)bcy. Amm. Ph., 
 
 1835. 27a. 
 Abbott {. Jacob). History of Alfred of England. N.Y., 1849. 11a. 
 History of Charles I. 'X. Y., 1854. 11a. 
 History of Charles II. N. Y., 1854. 11a. 
 History of Cleopatra. X. Y., 1851. Ua. . 
 
 History of Cyrus the Great. X. Y., 1857. 11a 
 History of Darius. X. Y., 1850. 11a. 
 Hi.story of Hannibal. X. Y., 1849 11a. 
 History of Mary, Queen of Scots. X. Y., 1848(?) 11a. 
 History of Xero. X. Y., 1854. 11a. 
 History of Pyrrhu.s. X. Y., 1854. 11a. 
 History of Kichard I. of England. X. Y., 1857. 11a. 
 History of William the Conqueror. X. Y., 1849. 11a. 
 History of Xerxes. X. Y., 1853. 11a. 
 Abbott (James). Jonrney from Heraut to Khiva, Moscow, and St. Peters- 
 burg, ^v. L.. 1843. 41 g. 
 Abbott (John S. C.) History of Hernando Cortez. X. Y., 1855. 11a. 
 History of Josephine. X. Y., 1855. 11a. 
 History of Madame Roland. X. Y., 1850(?) I la. 
 History of Maria Antoinette. X. Y., 1849. 11a. 
 King.s and Queens. X. Y., 1848. 11a. 
 
 Content'^ : Josephine and Marie Louisa, Louis Philippe, Ferdinand, Nicho- 
 las, Leopold, Isabella, Victoria. 
 Life of Admiral John Paul Jones. X. Y., 1874(?) 40f. 
 Abercrombie (John). Intellectual Powei-s and Inyestigation of Truth. 
 Edin., 1831. 47a. 
 Philosophy of Moral Feelings. L., 1833. 46d. 
 Aberdeenshire, Scotland. Keith (d. S.) Agriculture of A. Aberdeen. 
 
 1811. 48b. 
 Abernethy (John, Emj. xurtjeon and trriter, 1763-lSSl ). Manlvmne ( G . ) 
 
 Memoirs of A. 2 v. L., 1854. 42a. 
 About (P>lmond). Roman Question. B., 1859. 41c. 
 Abrantes (Mme. Laurette P. Juuot, Diic/ies^e d\ taifer, 178^-1838). 
 
 Memoirs. 8v. L , 1833. 9a. 
 Abyssinia. Baher (Sir S. W.) Xile Tributaries of A. L., 1867. 13e. 
 rarkijmfM.) Life in A. X. Y., 1854. 15b. 
 Salt (H.) Voyage to A. 1809-10. L., 1814. 40g. 
 See also Africa. 
 Acadia. See Xova Scotia. 
 
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ACCUM AFRICA. 
 
 Accum (Fretlerick). Practical Treatise on (xas Light. L., 181.5. 47ii. 
 Achilli (Oiacinto). Dealings M'ith tlie I niiuisitii>». L., 1851. 40e. 
 Adams (Anelrew Leith). Field and Forest Rambles, with Notes and Ob- 
 servations on the Natural History of Eastern Canada, li., 1N73. 401). 
 Adams (Alexander). Roman Aptiqnities. X. Y., 1814. 46d. 
 Adams (Arthur; Naturalist in J-rpan and Munchuria. L., 1876. 141>. 
 Adams (Henry Cadwallader). Sivan, the sleeper. L, 1857. 28f. 
 Adams (John Quiney). Lectures on Rhetoric and (Jratory. 2v.. Cam- 
 bridge, U.S.A.^ISIO. 43f. 
 Adams {Mis. Leith). Aunt llepsey's Foiuidling : a novel. .3 v. L., 
 1 88 1 22^. 
 Lady iJeane. 3v. L., 18S2. 22a. 
 
 Louis Draycott : a novel l>y Mrs. R. S. DeCourcy Latfan (Mrs. 
 Adams ). 2v. L, I8S0. I'lu. 
 Adams (William Henry Davenport). Famous Ships of Hritish Navy. 
 
 L., 1863. 43d. 
 Addison (Charles (i.) Damascus and Palmyra. I'v. L., 1838. 39e. 
 J)u/tlicafe in 13d. 
 History of Knights Templars and Tem|)l»' Church. L., 1842. 44e. 
 Addison (Joseph). Essays, moral and liumorous ; also on Imagination 
 and Taste. Edin., 1839. 44f. 
 Sen aho Spectator (The). 
 Aildn,(L.) Life of A. 2v. L., 1843. 42c. 
 Adolphus (John, harrixfer an<l hi-iforiau, IT'tS-lS-'f', ). History of 
 England from accession of George III. to 1783. 3v. L., 1810. 37c. 
 Memoirs of J. IJannister. L., 1839(?) 42e. 
 
 Hewhn-)tvn (E.) Recollections of Public Cancer and Private Life of J. A., 
 with Extracts from his Diaries. By his daughter. L., 1871. lOd. 
 Adria'hc (Shores of the). Paion (A. A.) Higldands ami Islands of tlie A. 
 2v. L., 1849. 13d. 
 
 Content'^ : Dalmatia, Croatia, and southern provinces of .\ustrian Empire, 
 Stramiford ( E. A Sun/the, riscounfe-asj. Eastern Shores of the A. 
 in 1863. L, 1864. I'sd. 
 "Adventurer," Voyage of. See Pitz Roy (R.) 
 
 .'Egean Sea. Einersmi (J.) Letters from tiie .Egean. 2v. L., 1829. 41d. 
 iEsopus (^'- ^SOp. Fables. (</. T. James. N. V., «. »/. 15e. 
 ^Esthetics. AJixon (A.) Nature and Principles of Taste. 2v. Edin., 
 1817. 44e. 
 BurJie (E.J Inquiry into our ideas of the Sublime and lieautiful, etc. 
 L , 1823. 43a. 
 Afghanistan. Neil/, (J. M. li.) Recollecti<ins of 4 years' service in the 
 
 East. L., 1845. 43f. 
 Africa. Alexander (J. E.) ^'oyage of Observation among Colonies of 
 Western A., aud Campaign in Katbr- Land, 1835. 2v. L, 1837. 40b. 
 A/tieIfa(Cou!if G. <r.) Sahara and Lapland. L., 1874. 14e. 
 Anderxan (A. A.) Twenty-five vears in a Waggon, in Oold Regions^ 
 
 of A. 2v. L, 1887. lb. ^ 
 
 AtKhrsxim (<J. J.) Okavango River: travel, exploration, adventure. 
 L,, 18«1. 14c. 
 
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AFRICA AFRICA. 
 
 Akrica — OnditiueiL 
 
 BninexfT.) p:xploniti()n.s in Soutli- West A., 1861-62. L., 1864. 16e. 
 Baker (S. W.) All)ert N'yaiiza, (Ticat Dasin of Nile, and explorations 
 
 of Nile sources. '2v. L-, 18H6. 39(1. 
 Bahlain ( W. C.) African History, from Natal to Zaniltesi, 1852-60. 
 
 N. v., 18(53 131.. 
 Barth ( H.) Travels anil Discoveries in North and Central A,, 1849- 
 
 90. 3v. N. Y., 1857. 37e. Dnp/uafe in 10c. 
 Broirn {(i.) J^ersojial Adventure in South A. L., 185."). 45d. 
 Buth-i- f Sir W. F.) Campaign of the Cataracts: Nile Expedition of 
 
 1884-8.5. L., 1887. Ic. 
 Cailli'' (R.) Travels through Central A. to Timlnietoo, ttc, 1824-28. 
 
 2v. L, 1830. 13e. 
 Chirl,<'(E. D.) Travels in Kurope, Asia, and A. 11 v. L., 1816. 40e. 
 Corel/ (J.) ( )i)servations upon Windwanl (ioast of A. L., 1807. 39c. 
 Cuminimi ( R. G.) Five Years of llunter'.s Life in Interior of South A. 
 
 2v. X. v., 1S«+. U.a. 
 ammorefl'.) Days and Nights Ijy the Desert. L, 1888. Ic. 
 
 The (Treat Thirst Land : ride tlirough Natal, Drange Free State, 
 Transvaal, aixl Kalahari Desert. L., l'>8-t?) Ic. 
 Gnr'futi (Col. C. ir.) Gordon in Central A., 1874-79. From (his) Let- 
 tcts aii.l Docunieuts. ed. (!. B. Hill. L , 1884. lb. 
 
 .lournals at Kartoum. eti. A. K. Hake. L., 1885. Id. 
 Hamilton (C.J Life and Sport in South-Eastern A. L., 1870. 30b. 
 Harri.-<(]V. (.'.) Adventures in A. Vh.,n.'l. 40d. 
 Horneiiian (F.) Journal of Travels from Cairo to Mourzouk, in A. 
 
 17117-98. L.. 18()2. 38e. 
 Ireland (J. B.J Wall-Street to Cashmere : Five Years in Asia, A., and 
 
 Europe, I8.")l-r>6. N. Y., 1869. 4lg. 
 Kerr ( W. M.J The Far Interior: travel and ailventures from Cape of 
 
 (iood Hope to the Liike Regions of Central .K. 2v. L., 1886. Id. 
 KrapffJ. L.J Travels and Missionary Labors in Eastern A. B., 
 
 I860. 44c. 
 LdH'hr ( R. ) Keci.rds of Capt. Clapperton's last expedition to A. 2v. 
 
 L., 1830. 41c. 
 Le.<lie ( I).) Among the Zulus an>l Amatongas : sketches of natives, 
 
 &c. Edin., 1875 14e. 
 Life and Travels of Mungo Park. \v., (bmmd idth Parker's ^^Jf/ur- 
 
 ney hi-yond fiorki/ Mouii/aiii't." ) Kdin., 1838. 40e. 
 Liciit'/.ttone ( I). ) Last -lournals in Central A. Continued by IL Wal- 
 ler. N, Y., 1876. 15c. 
 
 ^lissionary Travels and Ke.searehes in South A. N. Y., 1858. 40<l. 
 Dnplicatt in ,i7i-. 
 
 Travels and He.searches in Sotith A. Ph., 1858(?) 40g. 
 
 >.)•(('.) Expedition to the Zambesi and its tributaries, &c. 1858- 
 64. L., 1865. 14c. 
 Liinn (G.F.J Travels in Northern A., 1818-20. L., 1821. 38e. 
 M Queen (J.) View of North<"rn Central A. Edin., 1821. 40b. 
 
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AFRICA AGRICULTURAL. 
 
 Africa — Continueih 
 
 Matiin (R. M.) History of Colonies of British Empire in A., &c., &c. 
 
 L., 1843. 43g. 
 Methuen (H. H.) Life in the Wilderness, or Wanderings m South A. 
 
 L., 1846. 28b. 
 Moffat (R.) Missionary Labors and Scenes in Southern A. L., ]842. 
 
 40c. 
 Mohr (E.) To Victoria Falls of the Zambesi. L., 1876. If. 
 Murmi/ (H.) Historical Account of Discoveries and Travels in A. 
 
 2v. ' Edin., 1818. 40b. 
 Mmhau ( Pnnre. P.) Travels and Adventures in Algiers and other 
 
 parts of A. 3v. L, 1839. 41e. 
 Napier (K.) Wild Sports in Euroi)e, Asia, and A. '1\. L., 1844. 17b. 
 Petherirh- (J.) Egypt, the Soudan, and Central A. Edin. & L., 1861. 
 14c. 
 4-(Miv.n.H.) Travels in Central A. 2v. L., 1869. 14c. 
 Friiu/Je (T.) Residence in South A. }^v. (IiowkI with Parher^x '■^ Jour- 
 ney heyonid Rocky Monntain«." j Edin., 1838. 40e. 
 Reade(W.W.) Savage A. X. Y., 1864. 12e. 
 
 Stanhn (H. M.) Coomassie and Magdala : story of two British Cam- 
 paigns in A. L. , 1874. 16e. 
 How I found Livingstone. L., 1872. 40e. 
 Same. 1 v. in 2. Montreal, 1872. loc. 
 In Darkest Africa; or quest, rescue, and retreat of Emin, governor 
 of Equatoria. 2v. N. Y., 1890. lb. 
 Taylor (li.) Journev to Central A. N. Y., 1854(?) 13c. 
 
 Same. X. Y., 1859. 13f. 
 TruIlopefA.) South A. 2v. L., 1878. lb. 
 Werne (F.) Expedition to discover the sources of the AYhite Nile. 
 
 2v. L., 1849. 37c. 
 Werner (J. R.) Visit to SUmley's Kear-(Tuard at Barttelot's Camp on 
 the Aruliwimi. Edin., 1889. Ic. 
 -See aluo Abyssinia; — Algeria ; — Ashaxtee ; — Dahomy; — Egypt; 
 —C;oi,r> Coast; — Madagascak; — Nile River;— Tkaxsva.\l;— Tripoli; 
 -ZrnLAND ;—Hc. Alio Slavery. 
 Agapida (Frav Antonio). Chronicle of Conquest of Granada. 2v. 
 , Ph., 1829.' 41a. 
 
 Agassiz (Louis -lean Rodolphe). Like Superior, its physical character, 
 vegetation, and animals. With a Narrative of the Tour, by J. Elliott C'al>ot. 
 B., 1850. 46c. 
 and (Mrs.) Journey in Brazil. B., 1869. 14c. 
 
 and Qould (A. A.) Outlines of Comparative Physiology. L., 18.')!. 
 4t>a. 
 
 Agricola, pseud. See Young (.T.) 
 
 Agricultural Chemistry. Davi/ (Sir H.) Elements of A, C. L., 1814. 
 'Same. L., 1821. 48a'. 
 Liebi[i, (J. J. vnn.) Chemistry in its aitplications to Agriculture and 
 Physiology. L., 1843. 47b. 
 
AGRICULTURAI. AGRICULTURE. 
 
 Aguicultuhal Chemistry — ConUnufA. 
 
 Squareij (C.) Popular Treatise on A. C. Ph., 1842. 46d. 
 See also Agrfculturk. 
 Agriculture. Aiton(W.) A. of Bute County. Glasgow, 1816. 48b. 
 American Fanner, ed. J. S. Skinner v. 1-9. Baltimore, 1819-27. 
 
 4og. 
 Beatson (A.) Xew System of A., without Lime, Dung, or Summer 
 
 Fallows. L., 1821. 48d. 
 British Husbandry. 3v. L., 1847(?) 44e. 
 Brown (R.) A. and Rural Affairs. 2v. Etlin., 1811. 48d. 
 Country Gentleman's Magazine, v.2-3. L., 1869. 31h. 
 Corenfry (A.) Discourses explanatory of Lectures on A. and Rural 
 
 Economy. Edin., 1808. 48d. 
 DawHim (Sir J. W.) Contributions toward Improvements of A. in 
 
 Nova Scotia Halifax, 1866. 46o. Duplicate in 41f- 
 ])kh«>n (A.) Husbandry of Ancients. 2v. Edin., 1788. 48b. 
 
 Treatise of A. 2v. Edin., 1770. 48b. 
 I)irl>s,m(R. W.) Practical A. 2v. L., 1807. 43g. 
 J hmijlas ( R. ) A. of Counties of Roxlmrgh and Selkirk. L., 1813. 48c. 
 Evans (W.) Theory and Practice of A., adapted to Canada. Mon- 
 treal, I8.S6. 47a. 
 Farmer's Magazine, v. 1-19 (1800-18). Etlin., i'. rf. 23h. 
 Findlater (C.) A. of Peebles County. Edin., 1802. 48b. 
 Forni/fh (R.) Principles and Practice of A. 2v. Edin., 1804. 48c. 
 (ileanings from celebrateil books on Hu.sbandry, Gardening, and Rural 
 
 AflFairs. Ph., 1803. 44e. 
 Grai/ (A.) Explanation of Engravings of Implements of Husbandry 
 
 used in .Scotland. From drawings by Gray, Backed '^Sinclair'n Hruhandry, 
 
 Plate.*:' Edin., 1814. 43g. 
 Hayward (J.) Science of A. L., 1825. 46c. 
 Hecuhirh- (J.) A. of Forfarshire. Edin., 1813. 48k 
 Hunter (A.) Georgical Essays. York, 1777. 48b. 
 Jackson (J.) A. and Dairy Husbandry. fv. (bound mt/i Guizofs 
 
 " Hi'<f.o/Cirili-,atiou:') Edin., 1840. l'3e. 
 Keith (G. S.) A. of Aberdeenshire. Aberdeen, 181 1. 48b. 
 Kerr(R.) A. of County of Berwick. L., 1813. 48<1. 
 Lorh (J.) Improvements on Estates of Marquis of Statfortl. L, 1820. 
 
 48d. 
 Marshall (W.) Management of landed Estates. L., 1806. 48d. 
 
 Review and Abstract of County Reports to iJuard of A., England. 
 r)v. York, 1818. 48b. 
 Niro1(W.) IManter's Kalendar. Edin , 1820. 48c. 
 Our Farm of four acres and tlic money we made by it. N. Y., 1 860. 27a. 
 Philailelphia SiM-iety for Promotimi A. Memoirs. 4v. Ph., 1815-18. 
 
 48d. 
 Rennie (R.) Natural Historv and Origin of Peat Moss. Edin., 1807. 
 
 48d. 
 
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AGRICULTUKE ALASKA. 
 
 Agricclture — C'diitiimeil. 
 
 Bubertsou (J.) A. of Inverness. L, 1813. 481) 
 
 A. of Perthshire. Perth, 1813. 48d. 
 Scriptores Rei Riisticsp. (Cofo, Varn>, Cnluniella, Palailiuin, qr.) 
 
 E receiisioue J. M. Gesneri. 4v. Bi[K)iiti ( Dtuxjtonts), 1787-88. 48a. 
 Shiclair(Su- J.) Code of A. L., 1817. 48(1. 
 
 General Report of the Ajfriciiltural State and Politieal ("ir(nunstanee.s 
 
 of Scotland, bw (inctudimj Apfwndix ). Edin., 1814. 48d. 
 Systems of Hnshandrv in Sc^otland. "2 v. Edin., 1814. 48(.i. 
 Singer (W.) A. of Dumfriesshire. Edin., 1812. 481). 
 Somervillefli.) A. of East Lotliian. L., 1813. 481). 
 Stephens (H.) Book nf tlie Farm. 3v. Edin. it L., 1844. 44e. 
 Treatise on Culture of Wheat. l!y a Practical Fanner. L.. 1812. 48d. 
 ■ TratierfJ.) A. of West-LothiaiiV'"- LhiHthijowi^hire). Edin, 1811. 
 
 48d 
 Yimnti (A.) Six Months' Tour through Xorth of England. (Atjrirul- 
 tiiriil.) Aiioii. 4v. L., 1771. 48(1. 
 Six "Weeks' Tour through Southern Counties of England and Wales. 
 
 By the author of the Farmers Letters L., 1769. ■IBd 
 Tour in Irehmd, 1770-8. ?v. L., 1780. 48d 
 Ynuwj (J.) Letters of Agricola : written for Nova Scotia. Halifax, 
 1822. 481). Duplicate in 41 if. 
 
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 Agubsseau (Henry Francis d', Cliancell or of France, 1H68-17 ■',!). liuUer (C.) 
 
 Memoir of H. F. d'Aguesseau. L., 1830. 431>. 
 A^ilar (Grace). Women of Israel. 2v. X. V., 18.11. 421). 
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ALBERT ALGERIA. 
 
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 Xotc — Reviewed in Blackwood's Mag., v. 102, 1867 ; Fraser's Mag , v. 76, 
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 Memoirs of Life ami Writings. L, 1S21. 42a. 
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ALGERIA AMERICA. 
 
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 the Foreign Legion (by Lamping) ; 2, Prisoners of Abd-el-Kader (by A. de 
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 Paiuinfi ( — ). Residence in Algiers. L., 1830. 40g. 
 See also Africa. 
 All (Sliahaniat). See Shahamat All. 
 Ali Bey. Travels in Morocco, Tripoli, Cyprus, Egypt, Arabia, Syria, 
 
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 Alison {Rev. ArchiljaM). Nature and Principles of Taste. 2v. Edin., 
 
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 Alison (Sir Archibald). History of P^urope, 1789-1815. lOv. Edin., 
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 V. d. 17f. 
 
 Allan (George). Life of Sir W. Scott. Edin., 1834. lie. Duplimte 
 
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 Scallywag (The). Toronto, 1893(?) 6f. 
 
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 w 
 
AMERICA AMORY. 
 
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 Story of in V Life. X. V., 1871. 17a. 
 True Story" of my Life L., 1847(?) 27a. 
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 gions of Africa. '2v. L., 1887. lb. 
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 Anderson (Ko))crt). Life of SamucIJolmson. Eilin., 1815. 45b. 
 Anderson (.F. W.) Prosiiector'.s Handl.ook. L., 1891. 2.1 
 Andersson (Charles John). Lion and Eh^pliant. L., 1873. 141). 
 
 Okavango River. L., 1861. 14c. 
 Andre (Ceorgc C) Practical Treatise on Coal Mining. 2v. L., 1888. 2e. 
 Andre {Major John, Jirifinh otfirer in Am. rerolufion, ex''rnfe<f bt/ the reheh, 
 173I-SV). Serii<ant(lV.) Life aiuK'areer of Major A. 15., 1861. loa. 
 Smith (J. H.) Causes which led to Death of Major A. ; (with) Mon- 
 ody on Deatii of A,, by Miss .Seward. L., 1808. 42a. 
 A'indication of Cajstors of Major A. X. Y., 1817. 41a. 
 Andrew (Thomas). Cyclopedia of Domestic Medicine and Surgery. 
 
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 Andrews (Israel D.) Report on Trade and Commerce of British North 
 American Colonies, and upon Trade on Great Lakes and Rivers. VV., 1853. 
 47b. 
 
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 42b 
 Biierleij (T.) tj- l{<,he,i.-<„n (J. C.) i'ercy Anecdotes. Hv S. and R. 
 Percy (p.<e«f/.). 15v. in (5. L., 1823. 25b.' 
 
 CoH^f-w/v.— Integrity, Kccentricity, Music. Senate, Conviviality, Hospital- 
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 168.5, died 1763). L., 1818. 43a."' 
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 Rammii (G) Dictionary of A. L., 1822. 46c. 
 
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 44c. ' 
 
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 1820. 43a. 
 Wathhiit (J.) Characteristic A. of >ren of Learning and Genitis, of 
 (Jreat Britain and Ireland. I. ,l8ns. "iSh. 
 
 ^ngell ('losepli K.) Law of Watercour-se.^. 15., 1840. 47c. 
 
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 . Anglo-Saxons. Tunn'r (S.) Ilistorv of A.-S., to Xornian Conquest. 
 V. 2-3. L., 18-28 7d. 
 See aho Knulano. 
 
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 177S-lSol). Homer (J. F. ) Hf Dorau (J.) Filia bulor(«a : memoirs of 
 Duchess of Angoulenie. )-., 185,*{ 41c. 
 
 A.MMAiJi. See Zoology. 
 
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 Married Life of A. of A., e^-. I'v. L,18(>4 42f. 
 
 Anne Uoi.eyx. See Hoi.eyn (A.) 
 
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 Anthony (Cliarles). Popular Sovereignty, l>eing some thoughts on Do- 
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 Antommarchi ( Francesco). I.^ist ])avsof Na[)oloon. I5v his phvsician. 
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 Aj'PAurnoNS. Crmce (C.J Night-side of Nature ; or Ghosts and Ghost- 
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 See o/sn SPIKITUAI.ISM ; — Sx'I'EKSTITION. 
 
 Appleton (Thomas (Jolil.) A Nile Journey. L., 1870. 14o. 
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 1875. 13e, 
 WelhteiJ (J. R.) Travels in A. 2v. L., 1838. SOil. 
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 AragO ( Franc;ois). Biographies of Di.stinguishetl Scieiitifit- Men. II, 1859. 
 
 45e. 
 
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 Arblay (Francis Burnev, y^me. y\\ 17o,2-lS40). Diary ami Letters of 
 Mine. d'Arblay. 1\\ L., 1842. 9a. 
 Same. V. 3-G. L, 1854. 42a. 
 Arcii.eology. Lubhnrh- (Sir J.) Pre-liistoric Times, as illustrateii by 
 ancient remains and manners and customs of modern savages. N. Y., 1872. 
 12e. 
 See a/-ii) Man -.— alxu the namex nf cnrioux ji/ai-f^i, arts, etisfions; etr.y 
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 Archibald (A. K., of Xom Srofia). Poems. B., 1848. 19b. 
 
 Architecture. 
 
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 Bnilder : illustrated weekly magazine for architect, engineer, t'A'. 1859. 
 (May— Dec), I860 (Jan.— June), 1861. Bd. in 4v. L., r. d 48f. 
 
 Civil Engineer and Architect's Journal, v. 27. L., 1864. 4og. 
 
 Lotul'itt (J. C), eti. Architectural Magazine. 5v. (complete). L., 
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 N. v., 1(^90. 2b. 
 
 Bullock (J.) American Cottage Builder : design.s, plans, and specifica- 
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 of Statues. L., 1723 47g. 
 
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ARCHITECTURE ARCTIC, 
 
 ^KCHITECTURE — Cthlfinueil. 
 
 Principles of A. (mt/i j)Iafe,<) M: L., 18-»7. 281). 
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 Note —A useful and practical guide to house planning and building, etc. 
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 With 30 plates. L,l879. 2g. 
 
 Nott. — An elalxtrate work, chiefly on 'jostly houses. 
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 Ventilation. 
 Arctic Regions. Hark (G.J Arctic Land E.xpedition, 1833-35. L., 1836. 
 39e. 
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mXXEY BKKJKAl'HY. 
 
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 L., I8H0. 43a. 
 
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 2. Aiiiencan Bint/rapJn/. 
 
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 By a Distinguished Southern Journalist. N. V., 1871. 42d. 
 Sabine (L.) American Loyalists !>., 1847. 12d. 
 
 3 Anciejit or Clamcal. 
 
 Brure (J.) Classic and Historic Portraits. X. Y., 1854. 46d. 
 Crevier (J. B. L.) History of Roman Emperors, from Augustus to 
 
 C'onstantine. lOv. L., 1814. 8a. 
 Lempriere fj . ) Classical Dictionary of Proper Names. L., 1809. 8d. 
 Xepo» (C.) Excellcntiuin Iinperatorum Vitae. Glasguae (Glastjotr), 
 
 1777. 45c. 
 P/utarchui^. Lives, /r J. and W. Langhorne 6v. L., 1819. lie. 
 Same. 6v. L., 1823. 42f. 
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 Dictionary of Musicians, v. 2 (K-Z). L., 1827. 281). 
 Lester (C. K) Arti-sts of America. N. Y., 1846. 28c. 
 
 Contents: \\. AUston, H. Inman, B. West, G. C. Stuart, J. Trumbull, J. 
 DeVeaux, R. Peale, T. Crawford. 
 
 5. CanatUans. 
 
 Taylor (F.J 4- Notman (W.) Portraits (photoi/raplui) of Britisli 
 Americans, by Notman ; with Biographical Sketches, by Taylor. 3v. 
 Montreal, 1865-68. TJc 
 
 6. English, aiul Europtean. 
 
 Ararfo (F.) Biographies of Distinguished Scientific Men. B., 1859. 
 45e. 
 
 Contents : Arago, Bailly, Herschel, Laplace, Fourier. 
 Bayne (P.) Essays in B. and Criticism. Lst series. B., 1857. 43d. 
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 British Art, Ruskm, Hugh Miller, the Modern Novel, Thackeray, Currer 
 oell, &c. 
 
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 Brahe, and Kepler. L., 1841. 28h. 
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 Lavoisier. Gibbon. Sir Joseph Banks. D'Alemliert. 
 •Campbell (J., lord). Lives of Chief Justices of Kngland. 2v. L., 
 1849. 12b. Ihiplirate, vol. 2, in S9d. 
 Lives of Lord Chancellors and Keepers of (Ireat Seal of P^ngland. 
 7v. Ph., 1847. 9b 
 Same. v. 8. L., 1869. 12b. 
 ■Campbell (J.) Naval History of (ireat liritain, to 1816 ; including 
 
 Lives of British Admirals. 8v. L., 1818. 16c. (3 nefx). 
 Dallim/ (H. L. Buhrer, lord J. Historical Characters : Talleyrand, 
 
 Cob'bett, .Mackintosh, Canning. 2v. L., 1868. 15d. 
 De Quiiiceij (T.) Biographical I'Cssays. B., 1857. 15b. 
 
 Content*: .Shakspeare. Pope. Lamb. (Joethe. Schiller. 
 Dunham (S. A.) ^ otlierx. Eminent Literary and Scientific Men of 
 Great Britain and Ireland. Anon. ( Lardner\ Cyclop. ) 3v. L , 1836. 25a. 
 EmersoH (R. W.) Representative Men. L., 1883. le. 
 Same. B., 1864. 40a. 
 Contents : Uses of Great Men. Plato, the philosopher. Swedenborg, the 
 mystic. Montaigne, tlie skeptic. Shakspeare, the poet. Napoleon, the 
 man of the world, (ioethe, the writer. 
 English Statesmen. 11 v. L, 1890-93. 2a. 
 
 Conten/s. 
 Cromwell. By F. Harrison. 
 Edward I. " F. F. Tout. 
 Elizabeth. " E. S. Beesly. 
 
 Henry II. " J. R. Green. 
 Henry VII. " J. (iairdner. 
 
 Peel. By J. R. Thurstielrt. 
 
 Pitt. " Lord Rosebury. 
 
 Walpole. " J. Morley. 
 
 William I. " E. A. Freeman. 
 
 William III. " H. D. Traill. 
 
 Wolaey. " M. Creighton. 
 
 Farther (J) (J- ofhei-.s. Eminent British Statesmen. (Lardner's Cyclop.) 
 
 V. 2-7. L., 1836. 25a. 
 <xlei(i (G. R.) Eminent Britisli ^lilitary Commanders. (Lardner's 
 
 Cyclop.) 3v. L., 1831. 25a. 
 Gold-headed Cane. L, 1827. 43b. 
 
 Content.^-. Drs. RadcliflFe, Mead, Askew, Pitcairn, Baillie. 
 JSTo/e. —Short sketches of the five physicians, supposed to be told by the 
 gold-head cane which had been successively carried by each of the men." 
 <Guizot^ (F. P. G.) Corneille and his times. N. Y., 1852. 42a. 
 
 Contenfii : Poetry in France before Corneille, P. Corneille, J. Chapelaiu, 
 J. Rotron, P. Scarron, appendix. 
 Sazlitt ( W.) Spirit of the Age, or Contemporary Portraits. L., 1825. 
 45b. 
 
 Co7itent>i: Bentham, Godwin, Coleridge, E. Irving, Tooke, Scott, Byron, 
 Campbell, Crabbe, Mackintosh, Wordsworth, Malthus, Gifford, Jeflfrey, 
 
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BIOGRAPHY BIOT.RAPHY. 
 
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 Riougham, Burdett, Eldon, Wilberforce, Southey, More, Hunt, Lamb, W. 
 
 JaJtlTfo. P. li.) Lives of Cardinal de Ketz, Jean liaptiste Coll.ert,. 
 
 John l)e Witt, aixl Marquis lie Louvois. 2v.ini. Ph.,l>?'7. 42a. 
 Jertlan (W.) Men I liavo known. L., 1866. 11a. 
 Jnh)i»»n(S.) Livo.s of Phiglish Poets. L, 1825. 43b. 
 
 Sam,'. L, 1871. 18e. 
 Mcu-iJiariai'l (J.) Lives of Eritisli Statesmen. L., 1838. 42e. 
 Naval Chronicle, containing General and P)iograp]ncal History of Royal 
 
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 ^Vo/f- —Nearly all the volumes are in duplicate. 
 Redliivi (C.) Past Celelirities whom I have known. 2v. L., 1866. 
 
 Coii/e)if.i : V. 1. G. Canning, J. W. M. Turner, \V. Hazlitt, Talma, Dr. 
 
 Parr, C. Collon, Dr. VValcot, A. W. Schlegel, W. Reckford. v. 2. D. O'Con- 
 
 nell, R L. Sheil, R. Cobden. Madame de Stael, J Clare. Mentelli, H. Smith, 
 
 Raron Cuvier, R. R Haydon, J. R. Rehoni, A. Czartoryski. 
 mtrhir (J. E.) British Senator.-? : political sketches, past and present. 
 
 L., 1869. loe 
 A^o/e. —Sketches of tifty English stat«smen. 
 Saunders' Portraits ami Memoirs of Eminent Living Political Reformers. 
 
 Portraits by George Ilayter, and others. Sketch of Parliamentary Reform, 
 
 by VV. Howett. Many proof plcilf^ on India pnfwr, etc. L., 1840. 47g. 
 Sewanl ( W.) Anecdotes of Distinguished Persons, chiefly of last and 
 
 two preceding centuries. Anon. 4v. L. , 1804. 44c. 
 Shelleij (Mrit. M. W.) 4' ofheri^. Eminent Literary and Scientific Men 
 
 of Italy, Spain, and Portugal. ( Lardiifir' ^ Cyclop. ) 3v. L., 1835. 25a. 
 Sprai/ue (W. B.) Visits to P^uropean Celebrities. B., 1856. 41a. 
 Thw'h-pray (W. M.) English Humorists of 18th Century. (Appemled 
 
 /o " Ro'nndafjonI Papers." ; L., 1872. 24d. 
 Contents -. Addison, Congreve, Fielding, (>ay. Goldsmith, Hogarth, Pope, 
 
 Prior, Smollett, Steele, Sterne, Swift. 
 Tli'»i>.--(i)i (Mrs. K. B.) Wits and Peau.x of Society. By " Crace and 
 
 Philip Wharton " CP''«'"^J •->• L., 1860(?) 15b. 
 
 Contents: v. 1. George Villiers (2nd Duke of Buckingham), Count de 
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 Sheridan, Beau Brummell Theodore E. Hook, Sydney Smith, Txjrd Melcombe.- 
 Walton (I.) Lives of John Donne, Sir Henry Wotton, Richanl Hooker,. 
 George Herbert, and Robert Sanderson. L., 1825. 42a. 
 
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 Baillie (J.) Life-Studies. N. Y., 1857. 44b. 
 
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 KSil-J. 2e. 
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 451j. 
 
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 Dealing with Douht. l'iej)ar:itions foi Leaining. The Study of the Hililu. 
 " First !' a Talk with Hoys. 
 
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 F.., l8tiU 44c. 
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 lloiuii'ojiathy. L , 184."). 4.')e. 
 
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DUBLIN DUXTTAM. 
 
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EDGEWOKTH EDWARDS. 
 
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 />'// (Ai-foii ), juii'inl. See lironti- (A.) 
 Ikll (Cun-fr), ,>sen</. See lironfr (C.J 
 Bell (Ellix), /wew'/. See Bnmir (E.) 
 lirllannj (E.) Lookiu-; Backward, 2000-1887. L., u. <L 6e. 
 
 Miss Ludington's Sister : a romance of iinniortality. B., 1890. 6e. 
 Bimnt (W.) All in a (Jarden Fair. L., 1892. 31). 
 
 All Sorts and Conditions of Men. L., 1891. 3b. 
 
 Arniond of Lyonesse. X. Y , )t. il. 3b. 
 
 Captains' Room ; et«. L., 1891. 3b. 
 
 Conteulx : The Captains' Rofun. Let Nothing You Dismay. They were 
 Married. The Humbling of the Memblings. Murder of Nick Vedder. 
 
 Children of (iibeon. 3v. L., 1886. 3b. 
 
 Dorothy Forster. 3v. L., 1884. 3b. 
 
 For Faith and Freedom. 3 v. L., 1889. 3b. 
 
 Katharine Kegina. Ihistol, 1888. 3b. 
 
 St. Katherine's by the Tower. X. Y., 1891. 3b. 
 
 To Call Her Mine ; etc. L., 1889. 3b. 
 
 Coutentu : To Call Her Mine. Katharine Regina. Self or Bearer. 
 Uncle Jack, etc. L., 1885. 3b. 
 
 Conttuts : Uncle Jack. Julia. Sir Jocelyn's Cap (By Besant and W. H. 
 Pollock). A (Jlorious Fortune. In Luck at Last. 
 
 AVorld (The) went very well then. 3 v. L., 1887. 3b. 
 ij* lii'-e (J.J By Celia's Arbour : a tale of Portsmouth Town. L, 1892 
 3b. 
 
 Case of Mr. Luc raft ; and Other Tales. L., 1891. 3b. 
 Chaplain of the Fleet L., 1891. 3b. 
 Colden Butterfly. L., 1892. 3b. 
 Monks of Thelemiu L., 1892. 3b. 
 My Little (Jirl. L, 1891. 3b. 
 Keady-money ^fortiboy. L., 1891. 3b. 
 Seamy Side (The). L., n. if. 3b. 
 
 (lOl) 
 
FICTION (Besant) fiction (Boldrewood). 
 
 FiGTiSN (Besant &; Rice) — Continueil. 
 
 Ten Years' Tenant, and other Stories. L., 1891. 31). 
 
 Contents: Ten Tears' Tenant. Sweet Nelly, my heart's delight. Over 
 the Sea with a Sailor. 
 
 This Son of Vulcan. L., n. <I. 3b. 
 
 'Twas in Trafalgar's Bay ; and other Stories. L., 1891. 31). 
 
 Contents : 'Twas in Trafalgar's Bay. Shepherds All and Maidens Fair. 
 Such a Good Man. Le Chien d'Or. 
 
 With Harp and Crown. L., 1892. 3b. 
 Betfs (C. L.) See Eatm (A. W.) 
 Bisland (E.) See Bvouqhfon (R.) 
 Black (W.) Daughter of Heth. N. Y., n. <l. 3c. 
 
 Donald Ross of Heinira. X. Y., 1891. 3c. 
 
 Green Pastures and Piccadilly. N. Y., n. <1. 3c. 
 
 In Far Lochaber. N. Y., n. d. 3c. 
 
 In Silk Attire. X. Y., n. il 3c. 
 
 Judith Shakespeare. 3v. L., 1884. 3c. 
 
 Kilnieny. X. Y., n. d. 3c. 
 
 Macleod of Dare. X. Y., n. d. 3c. 
 
 Madcap Violet. X^. Y., n. d. 3c. 
 
 Magic Ink ; and Other Stories. X. Y., 1892. 3c. 
 
 Contents .• Magic Ink. Hallowe'en Wraith. Nanciel)el, a tale of Stafiford- 
 on-Avon. 
 
 Penance of John Logan ; and two Other Tales. L., 1889. 3c. 
 
 Contents : Penance of John Logan. Romeo and Juliet. A Snow Idyll. 
 
 Prince Fortunatus. X. Y., 1890. 3c. 
 
 Princess of Thule. (Life in the Hebridfu.) X". Y., n. d. 3c. 
 
 Sabina Zenibra. X. Y., 1887. 3c. 
 
 Sliandon Bells. X. Y., n. d. 3c. 
 
 Stand Fast, Craig-Royston ! X. Y., 1891. 3c. 
 
 Strange Adventures of a House- Boat. X. Y., n. d. 3c. 
 
 Strange Adventures of a Phaeton. X. Y., n. d. 3c. 
 
 Sunrise. 3v. L., 1881. 3c. 
 
 That Beautiful Wret<ih. X. Y., n. d. 3c. 
 
 Three Feathers. X. Y., n. d ;-$c. 
 
 White Heather. X. Y., 7i.d. 3c. 
 
 White Wings : yachting romance. X'^. Y'"., n. d. 3c. 
 
 Wolfenberg. X. Y., 1893. 3c. 
 
 Yolande. X. Y., n. d. 3c. 
 
 Blackmore (R. D.) Kit and Kitty : a story of West ISIiddlesex. 3v. 
 L., 1890. 3c. 
 Lorna Doone : a romance of Exnioor. X. Y., n. d. 3c. 
 Mary Anerley : a Yorkshire tale. X. Y., 1880. 3c. 
 Remarkable History of Sir Thomas Upmore, Bart. L., 1889. 3c. 
 Springhaven : a tale of the Groat War. X. Y., 1887. 3c. 
 Boldreioood (Rolf), paeiul HeeBrowne(T.A.J 
 
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FICTION (Boniface) fiction (Braddon). 
 
 FicTiox — Continued. 
 
 Bi>iiiface (J. X.) Picciola, or captivity captive. 15y " M. I). Saintine" 
 (pseud.) Ph., 1838. 281 
 
 li(mth (M )•■•<. K. M. J.ron), — '' Ilifa," pseuf/. Countess Pliaramoiul fA 
 sequel /o " Skeha." J N. Y., 1891(?). 5g. 
 
 1 )aiue Diirden. 3v. L., 1883. 5g. 
 
 Faustine. 3v. L., 1882. 5g. 
 
 Fragolctta. 3v. L., 1881. 5g. 
 
 .Miss Kate, or Coiifossions of a Caretaker, f. n: 5g. 
 
 Sheha : a .studv of girlhood. 3 v. in 2. L., 1889. .')g. 
 
 Vagal)und Lover (A). L., 1889. 5«:. 
 
 Vivieiine. 3v. L., 1877. -g. 
 Ihirniir (U.) Lavengro : t^cliolar, gyp.sy, priest. 3 v. L., 18.') I. lib. 
 
 Same. \. Y., \m\. 431). 
 liim-nian (A.) Among the Tartar Tents. L., 186G. 24d. 
 lio::, iixi'iul. Slh' ( I)irh'n,i (!.) 
 Brwi'hm (M. K.) Asi)iiodel. /. ir. 21d. 
 
 Aurora Floyd. Aixm. L., ti. i1. 21d. 
 
 Ijirds of Pre}'. Ation. L., w. '/. 2 Id. 
 
 Captain of the Vulture. !>.,«.//. 2 Id. 
 
 Charlotte's Inheritance. Anmi. L., n. il. 21d. 
 
 Cloven F'oot. L., ti. <1. 21d. 
 
 J)ay (Tlie) will Come. /. ir. 21.1. 
 
 Dead-Sea Fruit. Anon. L., it. il. 21d. 
 
 Doctor's Wife (Tiie). Aumt. L., n. <L 21d. 
 
 Eleanor's Victory. Anon. L., 1890. 21d. 
 
 Flower and AVeed ; and other Tales. Anon, h., n. 'J. 2 Id. 
 
 Henry l)unl)ar. Anon. L., 1890. 2 Id. 
 
 Hostages to Fortune, t. t. 21d. 
 
 Ishmael. Anon.- \j., n. d. 21d. 
 
 John iMarclimont's Legacy. /. «'. 2 Id. 
 
 Just as I am. Anon, h., n. il. 2 Id. 
 
 Ladv Lisle, f. w. 21d. 
 
 Lady's Mile (The), t. a: 2 Id. 
 
 Like and Unlike. Amtu. L., n. <!. 21d. 
 
 Lost for Love. Amm. L., 1890. 2 Id. 
 
 Lovels of Arden. A)ion. L., n. il. 21d. 
 
 Lucius Davoren. L., n. d. 21d. 
 
 Milly Darrell, and other Tales. Anon. L., n. d. 21d. 
 
 Mohav.'ks. /. ir. 2 Id. 
 
 Mount Royal. L., 1890. 21d. 
 
 One Thing Needful. Anon. L., n. d. 
 
 Only a Clod. Anon. L., n. d. 21d. 
 
 Open Verdict. L., n. d., 2 Id. 
 
 Phantom Fortune. /. ir. 2 Id. 
 
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FICTION (Braddon) fiction (Buchanan). 
 
 FicTK^x (]5r;i(l<lon) — Contihueih 
 
 Ralph tlie Bailiff; and other Stories. Annn. L., u. 'I. 2 Id. 
 
 Run to Earth, t. ir. 2 Id. 
 
 Rupert (Joilwiii. L., //. <f. 21(1. 
 
 Sir Jasper's Tcnniit. Aiioii. L., n. <l. 21d. 
 
 Story of Barbara. Aiinii. L., ii. <l. 21(1. 
 
 Straii^'ers and Pilj,'riiiis. Aimu. l.,ii.'f. 21d. 
 
 Taken at the Flood. L., u. <f. 2 Id. 
 
 To the Bitter End. Anon. L, 1890. 21d. 
 
 Under tlie Red Fla^^ Ai/oii. L., n. '/. 21d. 
 
 Vixen. Anon. L., //. <!. 21d. 
 
 Weavers and "Weft ; and Other Tales. A)ion. L., n. >/. 2ld. 
 
 Wvllard's Weird. Anon. L, n. <l. 21d. 
 nmnu<fon (M.J Apples of Sodom. 2v. L, 1889. Od. 
 Ihenter ( F.) Home. N. Y., IS'iO. 21a. 
 liront'r ( Anne), — '' Acton Jiul/," p-i/'n'/. Aj,Mies (Irey. (Appi-nilnil to H. 
 
 nroiittf'M " ^Vnttierinn Heii/ht-i.") L., 1889. .S«l. 
 ihonte (C.),—" Currer.Belf," p.<eu</. .lane Eyre. L., 1891. .3.1. 
 
 Profe.-^sor (Tlie). L., 1890. 3d. 
 
 Shirley. L, 1891. .3d. 
 
 Villette. L., 1890 .3d. 
 /i/v;;//;YA'.;,— "A7//.S- B^//,"/A<e«f/. Wutherinj? Hei<,'ht.-!. L., 1889. 3d. 
 Ih-owihton (11.) Doctor Cnpid. 3v. L, 1886. ;3d. 
 
 (iood-bve, Sweetheart! N. Y., 1891. 3d. 
 
 Xot wisely, but Too Well. Anon. N. Y., 1890 3d. 
 
 Red as a Rose is She. ( S<-enK in Walpx.J N. Y., 1889. 3d. 
 
 Second Thoughts. L., 188-5. 3d. 
 
 ^Bi.4and(E.) Widower Indeed. X. Y., 1891. 3d. 
 Brown (C. B.) Edgar Huntley, .ly. (Ixniml irith Schithr\ Ghoft-Seer, 
 
 V. 2.) L., 1831. 4.3c. 
 Browne (T. A.),—'' Rolf Bol'lr>'w<,o<l," j>.-<eu>!. Colonial Reformer (A). 
 L., 1891. 3(1. 
 
 Minei's Right : a tale of Australian Coldtields. L., 1891. .3d. 
 
 Nevermore. L., 1892. 3<1. 
 
 Robbery under Arms : life and adventure in Australia. L., 1892. 3d. 
 
 Squatter's Dream : story of Australian I-ife. L., 1892. 3d. 
 
 Sydney -side Saxon. L., 1891. -M. 
 Buchanan (Ii.) Annan Water. L., 1889. .3d. 
 
 Child of Nature. L., 1892. .3(1. 
 
 Foxglove .Manor. L., 1889. 3d. 
 
 0.(1 and the Man. L., 1889. 3d. 
 
 Heir of Linne. L., 1888. 3d. 
 
 Love me for ever. L., 1888. 3d. 
 
 Martyrdom of Madeline. L., 1889. 3d. 
 
 Master of the Mine. L, 1892. .3d. 
 
 Matt: story of a caravan. L., 1889. 3d. 
 
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FICTION (Buchanan) fiction (Castleton). 
 
 p'imox (Ijuclianaii) — Confiniwd. 
 
 \i"\v Al)olanl (Tlic). L., 1892. 3(1. 
 
 Shadow of tht! Sword. L., 1892. 3.1. 
 
 Stiiriny Waters. L., n. '/. 3(1. 
 linhnjr-Liiftoii (K. G. K. L.) Sf<; LijUon ( LonJ ). 
 Winner (H. C.) Story of a New York Hou.se. N. Y., 1887. 6f. 
 
 /adoc Pino; and Other Stories. X. Y., 1891. 6-j. 
 
 Coiifeiifi: 'l"he Zadoc Pine Ltibor Union. Xatuiiil .Selection : a romance of 
 ("lielsea Village and Ka.st Haniptun Town. Casperl, a ^econd-hanti Story. 
 Mrs. Tom's Spree. .Sijuire P'ive- Fathom. 
 
 Ilurnahy (Col. F.) Our Radicals : tale oi love and politics. 2v. L., 
 
 1886. 6f. 
 Ihini'tt (Mr.-<. F. H.) Dolly. L., 189.3. 22f. 
 
 Little Lord Fauntleroy. L., 1892. 6e. 
 
 Little Saint Klizal.eth'; and Other Stories. L., 1890. 6e. 
 
 Ccniiutx : Little Saint Klizabeth. Story of Prince Fairyfoot. Proud 
 Little (irain of Wheat. Hehind the VVhite Brick. 
 
 One (The) 1 knew the hest of all : a memory of the mind of a child. 
 
 — , . 6e. 
 
 Pretty Sister of Jose : a Spanish love-story. L., 1889. 21a. 
 That Lass o' Lowrie's : a Lancashire story. L., ii. (f. 6e. 
 Through One Administration. L,, n. d. 22f. 
 linti (li. M.) Alison. By autlior of "Miss Molly." 3v. Ktlin., 
 
 1883. .'Jc. 
 
 Delicia. Audu. Kdin., 1S79. ."k-. 
 
 Elizabeth ; and other sketches. Edin., 1889. .")c. 
 
 Coii'fii/t : Elizabeth. Dorothj'. Lois. Nenuphar. Denis. Kl)€rhardt. 
 
 Lesterre Durant. Anon. 2v. Edin., 1886. 5c. 
 I'dliallfro (Fernan), j)newl. See Arnnn (G. B. <le F.) 
 Cahle (d. W.) P)Onavcnturo : prose pastoral of Acadian Louisiana. N. 
 Y., 1888. 3d. 
 
 Dr. Sevier. X. Y., 1892. .3d. 
 
 (irandissimes (The) : story of Creole Lif(\ N. Y., 1892. 3d. 
 
 Old Creole Days, N. Y., 1891. 3d. 
 
 Contents: Madame Delphine. Caft- des Exik's. Belles Demoiselles Planta- 
 tion. " Posson Jone'." Jean-ah Po(jueliii. 'Tite Poulette. 'Sieur George. 
 Madame Delicieuse. 
 
 Cain*- (H.) Deemster (The). L., 1892. 3f. 
 
 Scapeg(jat (The). N. Y., 1891(?). 3f. 
 Calavar, or Knight of the Contjuest : romance of Mexico. 2v. Ph., 
 1834. 42f. 
 
 Camernu fJ/r-s-. H. L.) This \Yicke(l World. 3v. L., 1889. 6g. 
 Cnre!i(E.N.) Only the Governess. 3v. L., 1888. 22a. 
 
 t,>ueenie's Whim. L., 1889. 22a. 
 Carlefon (W.J Silver Acre, and other tales, hv. L., 1862. 23a. 
 Ca.^tktfm (D. R.) Salem: tale of 17th century. N. Y., 1874. 23f. 
 
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FICTION (Cervantes) fiction (Collins). 
 
 Fiction — ConfinueiL 
 
 Cen-antex Saaveilra (M. <le). Doa (^)uixotc de la Mancha. //•. C. Jaivis. 
 
 Ihiui. V. 2-3. L.. 1838. 20c. 
 Charles (Mrx. K.) Bertram Fiiinily. Anou. L, 1883. 21b. 
 
 Chronicles of the Scluinherg-Cotta Family. ( Ltifher and the liej'onna- 
 fion.J Anon. N. V., 1865. 24a. 
 Chateauliriaiul (It. F. A., n'comte tie). The Natchez, an Imlian Talo, 
 
 3v. L., l)^27. 43a. 
 Chetiofw/ (Mr>i. Heun/ W.J Lidy Honoria's Nieces. L, 1885. 21a. 
 
 March Violet 3 v. L., 1883. 6e. 
 Cliurch ( E. lio.-i.-i-). See Stevcm (Mr».) 
 Cf lurch (Mrs. Rdss). See Marnjat (F.) 
 Claire. By author of "Vida." Glasgow, 1889. 21a. 
 Clarke (C. C.) Chips from an Old Block. L., n. <l. 22a. 
 Flying Scud. L., u. d. 22a. 
 Lord Falco:d)erg'8 Heir. L., n. <L 22a. 
 Cleineus (Samuel Law/hnrne), — "Mar/,- Tirain" fixeml. Adventures of 
 Huckleberry Finn, Tom Sawyer's Comrade. L., 1888. 61». 
 Adventures of Tom Sawyer. L., 1889. 6b. 
 Choice Humorous Works. L., 1892. 6b. 
 
 Innocents Abroad : excuixion to Europe and the Holy Land. (Hunmr- 
 oiu.) L, 1882. 6b. 
 
 Life on the Mississippi. L., 1883. 6b. 
 Prince (The) and tlie Pauper. L., 1892. 6b. 
 
 'Ro\v^\m\^\i (hiuiwrnus fketchen in Nevada, Utah, California, etr.); and 
 Innocents at Home. L., 1890. 6b. 
 
 Stolen White Elephant (and 17 other sketches). L., 1883. 6b. 
 Tramp Al)road. ( Hu>itorou.-< travels in Europe.) L., 1891. 6b. 
 Yankee at Court of King Arthur. L., 1889. 6b. 
 Library of Humour. (Selections from various writers.) ed. S. L. 
 Clemens. L., 1888. 6b. 
 
 4- Warner (C. D.) Gilded Age (The). L.. 1893. 6b. 
 CollitKfride (A.) A Night near Windsor, or Port Royal Annals ; and 
 tale of the Turf. L., 1840. 23f. 
 
 Collins (M ) Sweet Anne Page. L., 1884. 22a. 
 4- (F.) Sweet and Twenty. L, n d. 22a. 
 You play me false. L , 1883. 22a. 
 Collins (Wil'kie). After Dark ; and Other Stories. N. Y., 1875. 3e. 
 
 Contend :—Khev Dark. Miss or Mrs? The Dead Alive. The Fatal 
 Cradle. " Blow up with the Brig." The Frozen Deep. Fatal Fortune. 
 
 Antonina, or the Fall of Rome. N. Y., n. d. 3e. 
 Armadale. N. Y., n. d. 3e. 
 Basil. N. Y., 1874. 3e. 
 Black Robe. 3 v. L., 1881. 3e. 
 Blind Love. 3 v. L., 1890. 3e. 
 Dead Secret (The). N. Y., n. d. 3e. 
 
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FICTION (Collins) FICTION (Cooper). 
 
 Fjction {Co\\in»)—Continue<J. 
 
 Hitlo-an«l-'Seek, or mystery of Msiry Tirice. (Arti'xt life.) N. Y., n. n'. 
 
 lie. 
 " I Say No," or the love-letter answeri-tl ; ami other stories. If. Y., 
 
 It. d. 3e. 
 
 Coii'f-iiAs . " Isay no." The (Jhost's Touch. My I^uly's Moaey. Percy 
 
 and the I'rophet. 
 
 I^vw (The) ami the Lady. L., 1870. 3e. 
 
 Mail ami Wife. N. Y., tt. il. 3e. 
 
 MnoiistiHie (The). X. Y,, n. <l. 3e. 
 
 New Magdalen (The). N. Y., u. ,1. 3e. 
 
 No Name. N. Y., u. <L 3e. 
 
 Queen of IIeart.«. N. Y., n. il. 3e. 
 
 Two Destinies (The). N. Y., u ,1. Sc 
 ■(Jolonel Anne.sley'.s Daughters. 3v. L, 1883. 6e. 
 
 •Cf)oper (J. Feniinore). Afloat and Ashore: sea tale. .^v. (hound with 
 ''The Sea Lions.") N. Y., «. </. 3e. 
 
 \ote. — '•'or .«!e<iuel, see " Miles WulUiigford." 
 
 Ihavo (The), iv. N. Y., «. >f. 3e. 
 
 "Chainhearer, or the Little Page Manuseripts (Xo. 2). (Tinif of Am. 
 rero/utioii.) J v. N. Y.. n. d. 3e. 
 
 Note. — For conclusion of Littlepage Manuscripts, see " The Redskins." 
 
 €rater (The): tah- of the Pacitir. Av. N. Y., n. ,J. 3e. 
 Deerslayer, or the first war-j>ath. iv. N. Y., //. il. 3e. 
 Headsman (The), or the Ahhaye des Vignerons. .',v. (h<1. icif/i " The 
 
 Heidenmautr." ) N. Y., n. d. 3e. 
 Ileidenmauer (Tlie), or the Ijc'nedictines : a legend of the Rhine, ^v. 
 
 N. Y. , n. d. 3e. 
 Home as Found. (Sequel to " Hoineicard Boimif.") iv. (hd. irith 
 
 " Homeward Hound." ) N. Y., v. d. 3e. 
 Homeward Bound, or the Chase, iv. N. Y., n. d. 3i'. 
 
 Note. — For 8e<(uel, see " Home as Found." 
 -Jack Tier, or the Florida Reef. .^v. (bd. with " Winq and Wiii'/.") 
 
 N. Y., n. d. 3e. 
 
 Xote. — This is the " Red Rover " recast. 
 
 Ijist of the Mohican.s. Av. N. Y., ?/. d. 3e. 
 
 Lionel Lincoln. (Am. revolution.) Av. N. Y., ». d. 3e 
 
 Mercedes of Castile, or the voyage to Cathay. A v. (hd. with " The 
 
 Bravo.") N. Y.,ii. d. 3e. 
 Miles ^Yallingford. (Sequel to ^'Affoaf and Ashore.") Av. (IhL mth 
 
 " The Crater.") N. Y., w. d. 3e. " 
 Oak-0i)enings, or the bee-hunter. |v. N. Y., 7t. d. 3e. 
 Pathfinder, or the inland sea. A v. (bd. with '■'■ Deerslaijer." ) N. Y., 
 
 w. d. 3e. 
 Pilot (The) : tale of the sea. ^v. N. Y., n. d. 3e. 
 Pioneers, or .sources of the Susquehanna. Av. (h<t. >rith " Last of 
 
 Mohicans." ) N. Y., n. d. 3e. 
 Prairie (The). \x. N. Y., n. ,/. 3e. 
 
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FICTION (Cooper) fiction (Crawford). 
 
 Fktk >x (Cooper) — Continued. 
 
 IVcaution. ^v. N. Y., n. <l. 3c. 
 
 ^Vo/t.—EiigUsh society novel; time al)out 1814. 
 Ro.1 Rover : tale of the sea. \\. (bt/. with ''Pilot.") N. Y., n. ,1. :5c. 
 Kedskins. ( Coii'-liixinn of "T/o- Litt/ejxn/i' Manuxni/its.'J Iv. (tut. 
 
 irlth " Tilt- C/iainheunr.") N. Y., ii. tl. 3e. 
 Sataiistoe, or tlie Littlepaj^'e Mamiscripta (No. 1.) iv, (l><f. irit/t 
 " Oak-Opf)iiii<i^." )■ N. v., »(. '/. 3e. 
 Xo/fSee note to " The Chaiiiliearer." • 
 
 Sea Lions, or tlie lost sealers. \y. N. Y., n. it. .'^>. 
 Spy (The). U. (I»f. with " Thp Pmiri>r) N. Y., ;/. <l. Me. 
 Xol^. -A tale of the war of in<lej)en(leiice. 
 
 Two A.liuirals : tale .jf the sea. iv. (I><l with ''The Water-Wifrh"). 
 
 N. v., H. il. .Se. 
 \Yatei-Witeli (The), iv. N. Y., //. <t. 3e. 
 
 "Wavs of the Hour. h\. ( l»/. with " l'i<T(uitioii." ) N. Y., n. if. 3e. 
 AYept of Wish-Ton-Wish. h\. (I>,l. with " Lionet Linrnln.") N. Y".» 
 
 H >l. 3e. 
 Xotf. — A tale of King I'hilip's war. 
 
 "VVinj,' and Wing. iv. N. Y., n. il. 3e. 
 Cnrelli (M.) " Anlath," the story of a .lead self. N. Y , //. >f. 22f. 
 
 Soul of Lilith. N. Y., l89->(.')' 6f. 
 • Wormwood, a drama of Paris. L, 1891(0 --f- 
 Cmik (Mrs. I). M.),—n''e Miilnrk. A<,'atha's Hushand. L., 1891. 22L 
 
 Head of the Family. L, 1891. 22f. 
 
 John llalifa.x, <,'entlenuui. X. Y., n. it. 22f. 
 
 Kin^' Arthur. L, 1890. 22f. 
 
 Laurel Bush. L, 1890. 22f. . 
 
 Mi.ss Tommy. L, 1890. 22f. 
 
 Mv Motlierand L L., 1890. 22f. 
 
 Ugilvies. L., 189L 22f. 
 
 Olive. L., 189L 22f. 
 
 Two Marriages. L., 1893. 22f. 
 Craili (deiiniiana M.J Two "Women. 3 v. L., 1880. 22a. 
 Crawford (F. Marion). Ameriean Tolitieian N. Y., 1893. 3f. 
 
 Children of the King : tale of Italy. L., 1893. 3f. 
 
 Cigarette-maker's Romance. L., 1892. 3f. 
 
 Doctor Claudius. L., 1893. 3f. 
 
 Don Orsino. X. Y., 1892. 3f. 
 
 Greifenstein. L., 1891. 3f. 
 
 Katharine Lauderdale. 2v. N. Y., 1894. 3f. 
 
 Khaled : tale of Arabia. L., 1892. 3f 
 
 ^larzio's CruciHx. L, 1891. 3f 
 
 Mr. L'^aacs : tide of nKxlern India. L., 1892. 3f. 
 
 Paul pKtoff. L., 1891. 3f. 
 
 Roman Singer (A). L., 1892. 3f. 
 
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FICTION (Crawfonl) fiction (DeQuincey). 
 
 Fi< TioN (Crftwfnnl) — CfiniiuuciL 
 
 Sunt' llario. L., 1891 'M. 
 
 .Siiiacincsca. N. V., 1893. 'M. 
 
 Sole.—" The Canliiitkl " in this novel is understoutl to be Carilinal AutoneUi. 
 
 Tale of a Loiu-ly I'aiisli. L., 1891. :{f. 
 
 To L«ewanl. !>., 1892 .'if. 
 
 Wikh of I'la-iK'. I.., 1893. 3f. 
 
 Witli tlu! Immortals. L., 1891. ;{f. 
 
 Zoroaster. L., 1892. ;{f. 
 erohcr(li. M.) P.inl of l»as.saKi'. L., 1892. ;Jf. 
 
 Picttv Mi.-^s Neville. L., 1892. :?f. 
 
 Proper I'ri.le. L., 1892. 3f. 
 L'rnxxfMrx. M.),—''aeor</>' E/iof." Adam lleile. Kdiii., w. '/. 22b. 
 
 Daniel Deroiula. 4v. Kdiii., 1870. 221., 
 
 Fi'lix Holt, the Katlical. Ediii., //. </. 22h. 
 
 Mi.ldlemareh. 2 v. N. Y., h. //. 221.. 
 
 Mill on the Flo.ss. Kdiii., ji. if. 221.. 
 
 Komola. Kdiii., u. il. 22l>. 
 Cnu'lest Wrong of All. P.y author (.f " Margaret." iv. L., 1862. 23a. 
 JCuillij) (Mrx. Pent/er), — nee Annie Tlioinax. IJest for Her. 3v. L., 
 1S«'2. «1». 
 
 Dower Hou.se. L., 1874. 61.. 
 
 Eyre of lilendon. 3 v. P., 1881. 61.. 
 
 Fal.sc Colors. L., «. d. 61). 
 
 Kate Valliant. : v. L., 188'). 61.. 
 
 Laggard iu P(.ve. L., n. d. 61 >. . ' 
 
 Love'.s a Tyrant. 3v. L., 1888. 61.. 
 
 Reigning Favourite (A). 3v. L., 1886, 61.. 
 
 Society's Pui)i)ets. 3v. L., 1882. 61.. 
 
 .Society's Verdict. 3v. L., 1880. 61.. 
 
 That other Woman. 3v. L., 1889. 61.. 
 •Curtis (U. W.) Prue and I. Edin., 1892. 6f. 
 Daniel ( Mrn. M.) One Golden Summer. 3v. L., 1877. 6f. 
 Darix(R. H.) Oallegher; and Other Stories. X. Y., 1893. 6e.^ 
 
 Content": (Jallegher. Walk up the Avenue. My Disreputable Friend, 
 Mr. Raegen. 1 he Other Woman. Trailer for Room No. 8. " There were 
 Ninety and Nine." Cynical Miss Catherwaight. Van Bibber and the 
 8wan-Boats. Van Bibl)er'8 Burglar. Van Bibber as Best Man. 
 
 Defoe (I). J History of Great Plague in London, 1665. Py a Citizen 
 who live.l the whole time in London. L., 1819. 44d. 
 Note. — An imaginative account. 
 De/aiul (M.) John Ward, preacher." L., 1889. 6e. 
 
 Sidney. B., 1892. 6g. 
 DeMille(J.j Dodge Club, or Italy in 1859. (Humorous.) X. Y., 
 w. d. 6f. 
 Strange Manuscript found in a Copper Cylinder. Anon. N.Y., 1888. 6f. 
 DeQuinretf (T.) Avenger (The). P., 1859. 15b. . . 
 
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FICTION (DeQuincey) fiction (Dickens). 
 
 Fiction (DeQuincey) — Conthmed. 
 
 Spanisli Xiin ; and Household Wreck. (In Iuk Narrative Pajjers, v. !.)• 
 B., 1859. 15b. 
 DHen.^ (C.) Barnaby Kudge : tale of (Lord Gordon) Riots of '8a li.,. 
 1860. 3g. 
 Same. 2 v. L., n. <h 3g. 
 Same. v. 2. Ph., n. <L 23ii. 
 Bleak House. 2v. L., n. iL .3g. 
 
 Same. L., 1858. 3g. 
 Christmas Books. L., n. d. 3g. 
 
 (7o?t'eH/.s; Christmas Carol. The Chimes. Cricket on the Hearth. Bat- 
 tle of Life. Haunted Man. 
 Same. L, 1866. 3g. 
 Christmas Btories. L., n. d. 3g. 
 
 CoHtent>i : Seven Poor Travellers. Holly-Tree. Wreck of the Goldert- 
 Mary. Perils of certain Engli.«h Prisoners. Going into Society. Hanuteit 
 House. Message fi-oin the Sea. Tom Tiddler's Ground. Somelxnly's Lug- 
 gage. Mis. Lirriper's I^odgings. Mrs. Lirriper's r^ega^y. Dr. Marigold. 
 Two (ihost Stories. Mugby Junction. No Thoroughfare (writteif coajcMkUy 
 with \V. Collins). 
 Note. — The *' Wreck of the Golden Mary " is wrongly ascribed to Dickcna. 
 SamK 2v. Ph., ». '/. 23a. 
 Davitl CopperHeld. 2v. L., «. d. 3g. 
 
 Same. v. 2. Ph., w. d. 23a. 
 Dombey and Son. 2v. L., ii. d. 3g. 
 Great Expectations. L., n. d. 3g. 
 
 Same. L., 1866. 3g. 
 Hard Time.s. L., 1866. 3g. 
 Little Dorrit. 2v. L., ii. d. 3g. 
 Martin Chuzzlewit. 2v. L,m. J. 3g. 
 Mystery of Edwin Drood. N. Y., 1871. 23a. 
 Mystery of Edwin Drood ; and Other Stories. L., ii. d. ■ 3g. 
 
 Content. ■i : Mystery of Edwin Drood ('thi'* ■itory is unfinished). Master 
 Humphrey's Clock. Hunted Down. Holiday Romance. George Silver- 
 man's Explanation. 
 
 Nicholas Nickleby- 2v. L., w. d. 3g. 
 Oliver Twist. L., n. d. 3g. 
 Our Mutual Friend. 2 v. L., ?<. d. 3g. 
 
 Posthumous Papers of the Pickwick Club. v. 2. L., n. d. 3g. 
 Sketches by Boz, illustrative of every-dav life and every-day people. L, 
 1858. 3g. 
 Same. L., ii. d. 3g. 
 
 Same. ( III iiAtf rated hij Cruih>>hanh\) v. 2. Ph., u. d. 23a. 
 Tale of Two Cities. (Lowlon ami Pa/7".s- duriii<i the revolution,) K,, 
 V. d. 3g 
 Same. L., 1864. 3g. 
 Same. v. 2. Ph., n. d. 23a. 
 
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FiCTi(3N (Dickens) fiction (Edwards). 
 
 Fiction (l-)ickens) — Continueff. 
 
 T'liioinniercial Trivvellcr. (Sfrie^ of whimsiral paptitx.) L., 1866. 3g, 
 Same. L., n. d. 3g. 
 Disraeli ( B.) See lieacomjiehl (Earl of). 
 DtM-tor Klith Romney : a novel. Anon. 3v. L., 18S3. 21a. 
 lh,n,ter (D.) Out of the Mists. Bristol, 1886. 21a. 
 Ihni'jatl (L.) Beggars all. L, 1892. 6e. 
 
 I)ul/le(A. C.) Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. N. Y., 1892. .3g. 
 Captain of the Pole-Star ; and otlier Tales. L., 1892. 3g. 
 
 Confent-i : Captain of the I'ole-Star. J. Habakuk Jephson's state-nent. 
 (.real Keinplatz Experiment. Man from Archangel. That Little Square 
 Box. John II iixford's Hiatus. Literary Mosaic. John Rarrington Cowlea. 
 Parson of Jackinan's Gulch. King of Thoth. 
 
 Great Sha<low (The). N. Y., 1893. 3g. 
 
 Micah Clarke. L., 1892. 3g. 
 
 Wiiite Company (The). N. Y., 1891(?) 3g. 
 lhii'li':xx(Tlie), jixftiil. Hca Huniierford (Mnt. M.J 
 
 Dwlerant (A. L. A. I).), — " (reort/e Sa/i/f." Journeyman Joiner. X. Y., 
 1847. 41a. 
 
 Teverino : a romance. N. Y., 1855. 27a. 
 I)n Maurier (U. L. P. B.) Peter Ihhet.son. i/Z/w. X. Y., 1892. 6f. 
 l)uwan ( S. J.J American Girl in London. N. Y., 1891. 6d. 
 
 Daughter of to-day. N. Y., 1894. 6d. 
 
 Simj)le Adventures of a Memsahib. X. Y., 1893. 6d. 
 
 Social Departure : how Orthodocia and I Avent round the world by 
 ourselves. N. Y., 1891. fid. 
 EafonfA.W.H.) 4' Beth (C L.) Tales of a Garrison Town. N. Y., 
 1892. 6g. 
 
 Noit. — Fourteen tales rehating to Halifax, \. S. 
 E}>erx(G.) Bride of the Nile : romance. 2 v. X. Y., 1887. 6e. 
 E<hrnnle.^(Mr.'<. A.J Ballroom Repentance. 2v. L., 1882. 22b. 
 
 Blue-Stocking. L., 1877-. 22b. 
 
 (iirton Girl (A). 3v L., 1885. 22b. 
 
 Leah, a woman of fashion. 3v. L., 1875. 22b. 
 
 Playwright's Daughter. L., u. 'f. 22b. 
 Ehmi-'h (A. B.J Lord Brackenbury. 3v. L., 1880. 22b. 
 E'lwnrih (Mi-x. H. B.J Mammon of Unrighteousness. 3v. L. n. d. 
 221). 
 
 Pharisees. 3v. L., n. >l 22b. 
 Ehcar,h(H. S.J What is a Girl to do ? 3v. L., 1885. 21a. 
 EJiranh (M. B.) Bridget. 3v. L., 1877. 22b. 
 
 P.rother Gabriel. 3v. L., 1878. 22b. 
 
 Felicia. L., n. d. 22b. 
 
 John and 1. L., n. d. 22b. 
 
 Kitty. L., 1877. 22b. 
 
 Lisabee's Love Story. L., n. d. 22b. 
 
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FICTION (Edwards) fiction (Fothei-will). 
 
 Fiction (Eilwiirds.) — Contirine>J. 
 
 Love and Marriage ; and other tales. 2v. L., 1885. 22b. 
 
 Mademoiselle Jo.sephine's Fridays ; and other stories. L., 1874. '21). 
 
 Pearla. 3v. L., 188;}. 22h. ' 
 
 White House by the Sea. L, ». '/. 221). 
 
 Wild Flower of Kavensworth. L., «. '/. 22b. 
 E<itile4<)n (E.) Faith Doctor : story of New York. X. V., 1802. (ic. 
 mmrt(Mrf<. C. J. ir.) Was it worth the cost ? 3v. L., 1883. (io. 
 EHot (Geori/e). pxfwJ. See Cnm (Mrs. M.) 
 English in India, and other .sketches By a traveller. 2v. L., l.'^:;."). 
 
 41b. 
 ErroUfH.) An Ugly Duckling. 3v. L., 1887. 21a. 
 Em7u< (M.J .See C'ro,<-< (M.J 
 FarJei,n(B. L.J Devlin, the Barber. L., 1888. 22c. 
 
 Doctor Glennie's Daughter. L., 1889. 22c. 
 
 Secret Inheritance. 3v. 1887. 22c. 
 
 Shield of Love. N. Y., 1891. 22c. 
 Farrar (F. W.J Darkness and Dawn, or Scenes in Days of Nero: his- 
 toric tale. N. v., 1893. 22h. 
 
 Eric, a tale of Ro.^^lyn ScItooI. Edin., 1890. 22b. 
 
 St. Winifred's, or the world of school. Edin., 1837. 22b. 
 Fawcett (E.) A New York Family. N. Y., n. <l. 6f. 
 Fenn((r. Maiirill>'j. Lass that loved a Sailor. 3v. L., 1889. 22c. 
 
 Man with a Shadow. 3v. L., 1888. 22c. 
 
 One Maid's Mischief. 3 v. L., 1887. 22c. 
 
 Vicar's People (The). 3v. L., 1881. 22c. 
 Feirier (MarijJ Destiny, or the chiefs ilaughter. Anon. L,., n. >/. Gc 
 
 Marriage. Anan. L., 7i. il. 6e. 
 FieliUwi (H.) (Joseph Andrews.) (c. 1 of '' Select Works." ) Edin., 
 1818. 18a. 
 
 Filibuster : a story of American Life. .^v. t. ir, 23a. 
 F/orian (J. P. C."<feJ. National Romances. L., 1828. 39b. 
 Forrester (Mrs.) [sai'l to tie a pseuiforu/m]. Dearest. Toronto 
 
 n. d. 6e. 
 June. 3v. L., 1883. 21a. 
 Fotlienjitl (C.) Diana Wentworth. 3 v. p:din., 1889. 22c. . 
 Fotfiert/ill (J.) Borderland, a country-town chronicle. 3v. L., 188r). 
 
 22c. 
 
 First Violin (The). L., 1883. 22c. 
 
 From Moor Isles, a love story. 3 v. L., 1888. 22c. 
 
 Healey : a tale. L, 1884. 22c. 
 
 Kith and Kin. L., 1887. 22c. 
 
 La.sses of Leverhouse. L., 1888. 22c. 
 
 March in the Rank.s. 3v. L., 1890. 22c. 
 
 Oriole's Daughter. Toronto, n. d. 22c. 
 
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FICTION (Fothergill) fictiox (Grant). 
 
 riCTiox (Fothergill) — Cimtinw^d. 
 IViil. 3v. L., 1884. 22c. 
 Fia-«'r (Mrx. A.) Tlie La>^t Drawing-room. 3v. L., 188G. 6e. 
 
 A Professional Boanty. 3v. L., 1882. 6f. 
 Frcilii. By author of " Mrs. Jerningliani',-5 Journal." 3v. L., 1878. 6e. 
 Fri>'ii'vll ( H.) Younff Cou})le, and nii.scoUanies. iv. L., 1S62. 23a. 
 Fi-omk (J. A.) Two Chiefs of Jjunhoy : an Irish romance of last cen- 
 tury. L., 188i). 6g. 
 
 (iailewin (A.) Blackguwn Papers. (Italian fale.<.) P.v " L. Mariotti " 
 (psaid.) 2v. L., 1846. 431). 
 
 Calf (J.) Annals of the Parish. Annu. Edin., 1822. 28c. 
 Gn^l,-ll (K. C.) Cranford. L., 1872. 23f. 
 (Uhhon (C.) Flower of the Forest. L., 1882. 4a. 
 
 ( '.olden Shaft. L., 1883. 4a. 
 
 l,oving a Dream ; and One of His Inventions. L., 1884. 4iu 
 
 Of High Degree. L., 1883. 4a. 
 
 Princess of Jutedom. L., 1887. 4a. 
 
 Robin Gray. L., 1890. 4a. 
 Oolihmith (O.) Vicar of Wakefield. ( Riiml lifi.) L., 1818. 23f. 
 (iiiuld (S. liarimi-). Court Koval. Ani»t. 3v. L., 18sG. 4a. 
 
 p:ve. Au<nt. ' 2 v. L., 1888". 4a. 
 ^awe. L., 1889. 4a. 
 
 •lohn Herring : west of England romance. Amni. L., 1889. 4a. 
 
 Mehalah : storv of the salt marshes. By author "John Herring." 
 L , 1889. 4a.' 
 
 Pennycomeciuicks (The). 3v. L., 1889. 4a. 
 
 gueen of Love. Ph., 1894. 4a. 
 
 Red Spider. Anoti. L., 1888. 4a. 
 <iraml (S.J The Heavenly Twins. N. Y., 1893. 22f. 
 ^h-ivif (J.) Adventures of Rob Roy. L., n. d. 21e. 
 
 Arthur Blane, or the Hundred Cuirassiers. L., n. d. 21e. 
 
 Both well, or days of Mary, (^)ueen of Scots. L., n. d. 21e. 
 
 Canieronians (The), h., ii. d. 21e. 
 
 Ca[)tain of the Cuard. L., ii. d. 21e. ' 
 
 Cavaliers of Fortune, or British heroes in foreign wars. L., n. d. 21e. 
 
 Colville, or "the Girards." L., ii. d. 21c. 
 
 Derval Hampton : story of the sea. L., 1887. 2le. 
 
 Dick Rodney, or adventures of an Eton Boy. L., 1887. 21e 
 
 Did she love him 1 L., n. d. 21e. 
 
 Dulcie Carlyon. h.,ji.d. 21e. 
 
 Frank Hilton, or "The Queen's Own." h^ii.d. 21g. . 
 
 Harry Ogilvie, or the Black Dragoon. L., n. d. 21e. 
 
 Jack Chaloner, or the Fighting Forty-third. L., n. d. 21e. 
 
 -lack Manley : atlventures by sea and laud. L., n. d. 21e. 
 
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FICTION (Grant) fiction (Gunter). 
 
 Fk'TION (Clrant) — CoidinueiJ. 
 
 Jane Seton, or tho King's Advocate : .Scottish historical roinauce. 
 L., n. d. 21e. 
 
 King's Own Borderers: military romance. L., n. d. 21e. 
 
 Lady Glendonwyn. 3v. L., 1881. 21e. 
 
 Lady Widderburn's Wisli : tale of Crimean War. L., ii. il. '21c. 
 
 Laura Everingham, or Highlanders of Glen Ora. L., «. iK 21e. 
 
 Letty Hyde's Lovers, or the Household Brigade. L., n.il. 21e. 
 
 Lord Hermitage. L., n. il, 21e. 
 
 Love's Labour Won. L., 18^9. 21e. 
 
 Maiy of Lorraine : historical romance. L, «. '/. 21e. 
 
 Miss Cheyne of P2ssilmont. L., n. il. 21e. 
 
 Moreley Ash ton, a story of the sea. L., n. )l. 21e. 
 
 Oliver Ellis, or the Fusiliers. L., n.iI. 21e. 
 
 One of " the Si.x Hundred." L., u. >L 21e. 
 
 Phantom Regiment, or Stories of '• (Jurs." L., )i. d. 21e. 
 
 Philip Rollo, or the Scottish Musketeers. L., u. <l. 21e. 
 
 Playing with Fire : story of Soudan War. L., «. >/. 21e. 
 
 Queen's Cadet ; and (14) other Tale.s. L., n. >/. 21e. 
 
 Romance of War, or Higidanders in Spain. L., 1890. 2le. 
 
 Ross-shire Buffs. L., n. if. 2 k'. 
 
 Royal Highlanders, or the Black Watch in Egypt. L., ii. i1. 21e. 
 
 Royal Regiment, and other novelettes. !>., n. iJ. 21e. 
 
 Scots Brigade (The), and other tales. L., n. ih 21e. 
 
 Scottish Ciivalier, or Lst Royal Scots. L, n. <1. 21e. 
 
 Second to None : " Royal Scots ( irt'ys." L., n. d. 21e. 
 
 Secret Dispatch. L., ?/. '/. 21 e. 
 
 Six Years Ago. L., n. d. 21e. 
 
 Under the Red Dragon. L., n. d. 21e. 
 
 Yere of "Ours," the Eighth of King's. L., n. d. 2le. 
 
 Yiolet Jermyn. L., n. d. 21e. 
 
 White Cockade. L., n. d. 21e. 
 
 Yellow Frigate. L., n. d. 21e. 
 Gray (MaxwdlJ, pmwi. See Tndtieft (M. (i.) 
 Green (A. K.) See lioJdfs (Mr><. C.) 
 
 (4rit}in (G.) Card-tlrawer ; Half Sir ; Suil Dhuv ; Coiner. N. Y., 
 n. d. 2.3b. 
 
 Christian Physiologist ; a Night at Sea N. Y., n. <L 23b. 
 Duke of Monmouth. N. Y., w. d. 23b. 
 Invasion (The). N. Y., n. d. 23h. 
 Rivals ; and Tracy's Ambition. N. Y., «. (f. :iSh. 
 Gunter (A. a ) King's Stockbroker (The). Toronto, 1894. 4a. 
 Miss Divitlends. N. Y., 1892. 4a. 
 Miss Nobody of Nowhere. Toronto, 1890(?). 4a. 
 Mr. Potter of Texas. L., 1890. 4a. 
 
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FICTION (Gunter) — —fiction (Hai-te). 
 
 Fiction (rinutpr) — Coutmue<L 
 
 I'liiicess i.if Paris. Toronto, 1894. 4a. 
 Thiit Frenchman ! L, 1889. 4a. 
 (Jutlirif(T. A.),—" F. Amtei/," jjseuf. Black Poodle, and other Tales. 
 L., 18S8. 22.1. 
 r.uiiih (The). 3v. L., 1889. 22a. 
 Tiutod Venus : a farcical romance. Bristol, 1885. 22a. 
 Vice Versii L., 1882. 22a. 
 Gin/iine (T.) Nanette and her lovers, ^v. L., 1862. 23a. 
 Silas Barnstarke. |v. L., 1862. 23a. 
 Voting Singleton. .\v. L., 1862. '^Sa. 
 //. (L.) Old Corner 'House. By L. H., autlior of "A Mother's Idol." 
 
 •_>v. L., 1885. 6f. 
 Hahherton (J.) Country Luck. L., 1887. 6e. 
 
 Well out of it. L., 1889. 21a. 
 Jfwi'inn/ (H. Ruhr) Allan (^uatermain. L., 1887. 21d. 
 Allan's Wif • ; and other tales. L, 1889. 21d. 
 
 Contents : Allau's Wife. Hunter Quatermain's Story. Tale of Three 
 Lions. Long Odds. 
 
 Hcatrice. L., 1892. 21.1. 
 Cleopatra. L., 1889. 21(L 
 
 Colonel Quaritch, V. C. ; a tale of country life. 3v. L., 1888. 2 Id. 
 Dawn. L., n. >/. 21d. 
 
 Maiwa's Revenge, or the AVar of the Little Hand. L., 188S. 21d. 
 Nada, the Lily. [.., 1892. 21d. 
 Udlihuiion (T. C), — "Sniu Slick" paeiuL Americans at Home, or bye- 
 ways, liaekwoods, and prairies. Anon. L., n. d. 21d. 
 
 (/lockmaker (The). A nun. L., n. </. 21d. 
 
 LetttT-hag of Great Western. Aium. Halifax, 1840. 23f. 
 
 Old Judge, or life in a colony. Anuu. L., //. if. 21d. 
 
 Xote. — Tales and sketches relating to Nova Scotia. 
 Sam Slick's Wise Saws and Modern Instances. Anon. L., ?«. d. 21d. 
 Traits of American Humour ; l)y native authors. L., n. 'I. 2 Id. 
 
 Xote. — Haliburton's works are mostly humorous. 
 
 Hanli/ (A. S.) Passe Rose. L., 1889. 21a 
 
 Harihj (L(vhj Ihiffiiit) A Dangerous Experiment. 3v. L., 1888. 6e. 
 
 Hanhj (T) Desperate Remedies. L., 1889. 21a. 
 
 Pair of Blue Eyes. L., 1888. 21a. 
 
 Tess of the D'Urbervilles. X. Y., 1893. 6f. 
 HantHim (Mrs. B.J The Anglomaniacs. N. Y., n. d. 6d. 
 Haiie (F. Bret). Argonauts of North Liberty. B., 1888. 4a 
 
 By Shore and Sedge. B., 1892. 4a. 
 
 Contents : An Apostle of the Tules. Sarah Walker. A Ship of '49. 
 
 Cressy. B., 1892. 4a. 
 
 Crusade of the " i:xcelsior." 2v. L., 1887. 4 a. 
 
 In the Carquinez Woods. B., 1892. 4a. 
 
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FICTION (Harte) fiction (Hay). 
 
 F-icwoN (Harte) — Jontviui'l. 
 
 Luck of Koaiinp; Camp ; ana Other Stories. B., 1892. 4a. 
 
 Contents: Luck of Roaring Camp. Mliss. Outcasts of Poker Flat. Mig- 
 gles. Tennessee's I'artner. Idyl of Red (Julcli. How Santa Claii> oiiine 
 to .Simpson's Kar. Fool of Five Forks. Romance of Madroiio Holloa, 
 Princess Bob and Her Friends. 
 
 Maiuja. B., 1891. 4a. 
 
 iMillionaire of Kough-aiul-Ready : ami Devil's Ford. 15., 1892. hi. 
 
 On the Frontier. B., 1892. 4a. 
 
 Content'* : At tie Mi.ssion of San Carmel. A Blue Grass Penelopi-. Left 
 out on Lone Star Mountain. 
 
 Phyllis (A) of the Sierras and a Drift from Redwood Camp. B, 18!>2, 
 
 4a. 
 Sappho (A) of (rreen Sprin<5S ; and Other Stoiie.s. B., 1891. 4;i. 
 
 Content'* ; — A Sappho of Green Springs. The Chatelaine of Burnt Hiilge. 
 
 Through the Santa Clara Wheat. A Miecenas of the Pacific Slope. 
 
 Two Men of Sandy Bar : a drama. B., 1892. 4a. 
 Haidhorne (J.) Beatrix Randolph. L., 1884. 41.. 
 David Poindexter's Disai)pearance, etc. L., 1888. 41). 
 
 Contents : David Poindexter's disappearance. Ken's Mystery. " \\'l,en 
 Half-Gods go, the Gods arri »e." " Set not thy foot on (Jraves." My Friend 
 Paton. Dr. Carajo's Pat 'cnt. A Strange Friend. 
 
 Dust. L., 18!-4. 41). 
 
 Ellice Quentin ; and Other Stories. L., n. il. 41). 
 
 Content'* : — Ellice Quentin. The Countess Ruby. A Lover in Spite of 
 Himself. Kildhurm's Oak. The New Endymion. 
 
 Fortune's Yoo\. L., 1884. 41.. 
 Garth. L., 1892. 4b. 
 Sebastian Strome. L., n. d. 4b. 
 Hawthonie (N.) Fan.shawc. B., 1876(?) 41). 
 
 House of Seven Gables. (Salem.) B., 18S3(?) 4b. 
 
 Marble Faun (The) : a romance of Monte Beni. 2v. B., 1888(?) 4h. 
 
 Same. 2v. B., 1860. 23b. 
 Mosses from an Old ]Manse. B., 1892. 4b. 
 
 Same. t. ir. 23f. 
 Note. —A collection of 26 sketches. 
 
 Scarlet Lettar. B., 1883(?) 4b. 
 
 Septimius Felton, or the elixir of life. (Time of Am. Resolution.) V>., 
 
 n. d. 4b. 
 Tanglewood Tales for Girls and Boys. B., 1S53(?) 4b. 
 
 Content)* : The Wayside. The Minotaur. The I'ygmies, The Dragon'* 
 Teeth. Circe's Palace. The Pomegranate Seeds. The (Jolden Fleece. 
 Note. — Stories from mythology, for children. 
 Transformation. Same a>* hi.-* Marble Fawn (q. v. J 
 Twice-told Tales. B., 1892. 4b. 
 Note. — A collection of 39 tales. 
 Same. 2nd series. L., 1852 23f. 
 May (M. C.J Bid me Discourse. L., n. d. 4b. 
 
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FICTION (Hay) fiction (Henty). 
 
 Fiction (Ihiy)—C»nfi7itml. 
 
 I )(irotliy's Venture. L., u. '/. 4b. 
 
 Hidden' Perils L., it. <f. 4b. 
 
 l-istor's Sectret. ^v. L., 188-"). 4b.- 
 
 ^fissing. L., II. il. 4b. 
 
 Old .^^vdd(*lton's ^fonev. f-., n. '1. 4b. 
 
 riider'the Will. L., w. .1. 4b. 
 
 Victor anil Vanquishetl. L., n. <f. 41). 
 Hai/inii-'f (W. S.J Colonel's Daughter. L., it. if. 6e. 
 H"fi>r (Ml-". A.J,— ''Ml". Alemniltr" ]i»ewJ. Crooked Path .3 v. 
 L.. 1889. 22a. 
 
 Frere-s (The). L., 1882. -22-1. 
 
 .M(jna'.s Choice. .3v. J.., 1887. 22a. 
 
 Second Life. 3 v. L., 188."). 22a. 
 
 Wnr.l in Chancery. N. Y., 1894. 22a. 
 
 W'doingo't. !>., 1^^84. 22(i. 
 H>iitii((i. A.) [7'af''x/t»- /i'ii/>'.] 
 
 r.onnie Prince Charlie : tale of Fontenoy and Culloden. L., «. 'f. 4c. 
 
 Eiavest of the Prave, or with Peterborough in Spain. L., n. it. 4c. 
 
 l!v England's Aid: freeing of the Netherlands (1585-1604). L., n. tf. 
 4d. 
 
 I'.y l'yk(! an<l Dyke : tale of Rise of Dutch Republic. L., //. i/. -Ul. 
 
 \W Right of Conquest, or with Cortez in Mexico. L., 1891. 4c. 
 
 r.y Sheer Pluck : tale of Ashanti War. L., tt. if. 4il. 
 
 Captain Rayley's Heir : tale of gold fields of California. L., n. if. 4c. 
 
 Cat of Bubastes : tale of Ancient Egypt. L., it. if. 4c. 
 
 Chapter of Adventures : or through bombardment of Alexandria 
 
 L , H. il. 4c. 
 Oash for Khartoum : tale of the Nile E.\)>edition. L., 1892. 4d. 
 Itragon and Raven, or Days of King Alfred. L., it.il. 4d. 
 Facing Death : tale of the coal mines. L., it. if. 4c. 
 Final Reckoning: tale of Bush l^ife in Australia. L., it. if. 4c. 
 For Name ami P'ame, or through Afghan Passes. L., n. if. 4d. 
 For the Temple : a tale of fall of Jerusalem. L., //. '/. 4c. 
 Held Fast for England : Siege of Gibraltar (1779-83). L., n. if. 4c. 
 In Freedom's Cause : story of Wallace and Bruce. L., n. i1. 4c. 
 In the Reign of Terror: adventures of a Westminster Boy. L., n. ,f, 
 
 4(1. 
 -lacobite Exile : ailventures of a young Englishman in service of Cha#les 
 
 XII. of .Sweden. L., 1894. 4c. 
 Lion of th(^ North : tale of times of (rustiRVUs Adolphus .-^ml the Wars 
 
 of Religion. L. , n. d. 4c. 
 Lion of St. Mark : story of Venice in 14th century. L., it. d. 4c. 
 Maori and Settlur : story of New Zealand War. L., //. if. 4c. 
 One of the 2«^th : tale of AVaterloo. L., n. if. 4c. 
 Orange and (Ireen : tale of Boyne and Limerick. L., n. if. 4c. 
 
 \ll7) 
 
FICTION (Henty) fiction (Howells). 
 
 Fiction (Henty) — Contitiued. 
 
 Redskin and Cow-l)oy. L., n. if. 4c. 
 
 St. Bartholomew's Eve : tale of Huguenot "\Var.'«. L., 1894. 4(1. 
 
 St. George for England : tale of Cressy and Poitiers. Ji., «. d. Id. 
 
 Sturdy and Strong. L., ti. </. 4c. 
 
 Through the Fray : tale of the Luddite Riots. L., ?/. li. 4c. 
 
 Through the Sikh War. L., 1894. 4c. 
 
 True to the Old Flag : tide of American War of IndeiMMulence. L. 
 
 n. d. 4c. 
 Under Drake's Flag : tale of Spanish Main. L., 7i. ff. 4c. 
 Winning his Spurs : tale of the Crusades. L., 189-'^. 4d. 
 With Clive in India. L., ?/. il. 4c. 
 
 With Lee in Virginia : story of American Civil War. L., ji. t1. 4c. 
 With Wolfe in Canada. L., ii. d. 4c 
 Yarns on the IJeach. !>., n d. 4d. 
 
 Cortienti : Do Your Duty : tale of tlie French War. Surely Joe. A Fish- 
 Wife's Dream. 
 
 Young Carthaginian : story of time of Hannihal. L., ii. if. 4c. 
 
 Young Colonists. X. Y., ?/. d. 4d. 
 
 Young Franc-Tireurs : tale of Franco-Prussian War. L., 7i. d. 4c. 
 High-ways and By-\vay.«, or Tales of the Road.><ide, |)i(;ked np in the French 
 Provinces. By a Walking (ientleman. (Ist series.) 2v. L., 1824. 4.S1). 
 Same. 2nd series. 3 v. L., 1825. 43b. 
 
 Same. 3rd series, v. 1-2. L., 1827. 431). 
 Hoifijxon (Mrs. C. H.) Siegfried's Crown : artist life. L., 1885. Gg. 
 Hofiand (Mrs. B.) Decision : a tale. L., 1840. 23a. 
 
 Energy. L., 1838. 23n. 
 
 Farewell Tales. L., 1840. 23a. 
 
 Fortitude ; a tale. L., 1838. 23a. 
 
 Humility. L., 1841. 23a. 
 
 Moderation. L, 1842. 23a. 
 
 Patience : a tale. L., 1840. 23a. 
 
 Self-Denial : a tale. L., 1838. 23a. 
 Hocig (J.) The Three Perils of Women : a series of domestic Scottish 
 
 Vales. .3v. L., IS27. 43a. 
 Holmes (O. W.) Elsie Venner : a romance of destiny. L., n. d. Mh. 
 Sauie. L., n. d. 41). 
 
 Mortal Antipathy (A) ; hist opening of the new portfolio. L., 18.S6. 
 6f. 
 
 Hope (T.) Anastasius, or memoirs of a Greek. 3v. L., 1820. 27a. 
 Hopliinsim (A. M.J Pardoned. 3v. L., ?^ d. 22d. 
 
 Vere Thornleigh's Inheritance. L., 1887. 22d. 
 Hotrard (B. W.J Aunt Serena B., v. d. 4d. 
 
 Guenn, a wave on the Breton Coast. B., ti. d. 4d. 
 
 Open Door. L., 1889. 4d. 
 Howells ( W. D.) Annie Kilburn. N. Y., 1889. 4b. 
 
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FICTION (Howells) FICTION (Jerome). 
 
 Fiction (Howells) — Coutimwl. 
 
 A|.iil Hopes. N. Y., 1888. 41). 
 
 (liaiice Ac(juaiiitanoe. B., 1892. 4b. 
 
 Counterfeit Piesentnumt. B., 1877(?) 4b. 
 
 Fearful Responsibility : and Other Stories. B., 1892. 4b. 
 
 Content X : Fearftil Responsibility. At the Sign of tl>e .Savage. Tonelli's 
 Marriage. 
 
 Foregone Conclusion. B., 1892. 4b. 
 hnpen.tive Duty. X. Y., 1892. 4b. 
 Indian Summer. B., (1885). 4b. 
 Lailv of Aroostook. B., n. '/. 41), 
 .Min'istcr's Charge. B., 1887. 4b. 
 Modern Instance. B., n. il. 4b. 
 Out of the Question : a comedy. B., 1877(?) 4b. 
 Ri.«o of Silas I.«iphani. B., n. ij. 4b. 
 Tlieir Wedding Journey. B., 1892. 4b. 
 I'mliscovered Country. B., 1>92. 4b. 
 AVoman's Reason (A). B., n. i1. \h. 
 IIwilie.< (T.) Tom Brown at O.xford. /. ir. 21a. 
 
 Iliuiijerfonl (Mr-<. Af., fonnerfi/ Miv. Anjle.^), — " The Diichfux, " pKemf. 
 ' Beauty's? Daughters." .3v. L., 1880. 
 Bite's Remor.'ie. 3v. L., 1890. 22a. 
 Kossnioynr.'. Auott. 3v. L., 1S83. 22a. 
 Trouble.some (iirl. A)i>m. L., 1889. 22a. 
 Inijraham (J. H.) I'illar of Fire, or Israel in Bondage. X. Y., 1859. 
 ' 44c. 
 
 ' Sawe. Ph., 1860. 44c. 
 
 Nott'.. — The author presents the scenes and events he would describe, in 
 a series of letters, alleged to be written by one who is supposed to witness 
 with his own eyes what he is made to place before the eyes of the reader. 
 
 Prince of House of David. Ph., 1860. 44c. 
 Irrinif (W.J Alhanibra (The): tales and sketches of the Moors and 
 
 Spaniaiils. 2v.ini. Ph., 1836. 27a. 
 Jac/:xon (H.) Hetty's Strange History. B., 1887. 4d. 
 
 Nelly's Silver Mine : story of Colorado Life. By H. H. B., 1892. 
 4d. 
 
 Ramona. B., 1892. 4d. 
 Zeph. B., 1891. 4d. 
 James ((}. P. R.) Russell : a tale of Reign of Charles 11. |v. (hound 
 
 with '■'■ Hitjh-wayft and By-tcays.") Paris, 1847. 37a. 
 Jerome (J. K.) Diary of a Pilgrimage, and six essays. N. Y., 1891. 
 4d. 
 Idle Thoughts of an Idle Fellow. (Humorous.) N. Y., 1890. 4d. 
 On the Stage—and Off, the brief career of a would-be actor. N. Y., 
 
 1891. 4d. 
 Three Men in a Boat— to .say nothing of the dog. (Humorous.) N. Y., 
 1890. 4d. 
 
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FICTION (Jerrol(l) FlfTlON' (Kingston). 
 
 Fiction — Cimfhiwil. 
 
 Jen-olil (D.) Man iiiadc nf Moncv : and Clironiolos of Clovornodk. L.^ 
 
 1853. -m. 
 
 ,Men of Chaiiictor. N. V., n. -/. 'IM. 
 JiilinsDii (S.) Kassoliis. L., 181(5. 44a. 
 JnUi/ (K.) Ilruna's Kevongi.- ; and otluT talos. Aimn. L., //. </. i,'2d. 
 
 Ca.ste. Anmt. I.., n. <!. 'I'lA. 
 
 Colonel Darn". Anon. L., //. il. 22d. 
 
 Entan<,'leinents. Awni. \..,ii.'/. 22d. 
 
 Mr. Arle. Aii<»i. L., u. </. 22d. 
 
 IVail. AiiiDi. L., /I. 'I. 22d. 
 
 Mv Son's AVifo. Amm. L., u. <l. 22d. 
 Kar'aiiwi], (J.) AdMe. L, «. '/. I'la. 
 KeanifA.) A York and a Lancaster Kose. ]>., liS8J. Gj,'. 
 K>'ii>'iar<f (Mrs. IJ.J Tlio Hnntin^Mlirl. Toionto, 1893. (ie. 
 KiwifK.) Sw.-et is Tru." Lov... 2v. L., 1888. Gjr 
 Khiiixli-ii (C.) Alton Locke, tailor and poet. L., 1887. 4d. 
 'Suw<'. N. v., 18.T1. 2;5f. 
 Xo/f. — .\ novel on the social anareliy of tlie ilay. 
 
 Hereward thf AVake, last of the Knglish. ( Aljri'/'/></.) Tiiiif of Wil- 
 liam I. L., 1893. 4<1. 
 llvpatia. (Sinn/ nf'tfh renfun/.) L, 1893. 4il 
 Same. L.,'l874. 23f. 
 Xolf. — A novel .sliowing the struggle of Ciiristiaiiity with Gothic paganism 
 and Greek philosophy. 
 
 Two Years Ago. L., 1892. 4.1. 
 
 Water-lialues : a fairy-tale for a Land-l>al»y. /. /'•. 4d. 
 
 Westward Ho ! vovai^'es and adventures of Sir Aniyas Lei,nli in reiuu 
 
 of Elizal)eth. L., 1891. 4<1. 
 Yeast : a problem. L., 1884. 4d. 
 Not(' : .\ philosophical novel. 
 
 Kiu'isO'ii (H.J The llillvars an.l the JJnrtuns. I]., 18G."). 23f. 
 Kiu<i4<m (W. H. O.) [Tah-x f„r /w/.s.] 
 
 All ventures in Africa. L., //. (/. 23e. 
 
 Adventures in the Far AYest. L., h. </. 23(\ 
 
 Adventures in India. Ja, ii. iI. 23e. 
 
 Albatross (The), or voices from the ocean : a tale. L, n. '/. 23e. 
 
 Arctic Adventures. L., ti. 'I. 23e. 
 
 Ben Hadden ; or do ri!,'ht, whatever comes of it. L., n. d. 23c. 
 
 Charley Lauiel : adventure bv sea and land. L., ii. <l. 23e. 
 
 Dick Cheveley. X. Y., //. iL 23e. 
 
 (Tolden Grasshopper (The) : story of days of Sir Thomas Cxrcsham. L., 
 n. d. 23e. 
 
 Hendricks the Hunter : tale of Zululand. N. Y., n.<l. 23e. 
 In the Eastern Seas. L., 1892. 23e. 
 . In the AVilds of Africa. L., 1892. 23.". 
 
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FICTION (Kingston) fiction (Lever). 
 
 Finin.N (Kingston) — Confiuuet/. 
 
 .lames IJiiiithwaito, the siijicicargu. N. Y., ii. >/. 23e. 
 
 I\iiliin])i)iii<,' ill till' I'acitic. L., n <L '2%'. 
 
 .Mark Scawortli : tnli' of Iiuliaii < )coaii. N. V., /^ </. 2.'io. 
 
 Midsliipiiiaii (Tlic), Mariiiadiikt' Moriv, or <>aily days at sea. N. Y., 
 
 ;/. '/. -236. 
 
 Mv First Voyage to Soutlieni Seas. L., 1892. 23e. 
 
 (>M .la.k. L., 1892. 2.>. 
 
 IV'tcr Trawl, or adventures of a whaler. N. Y., /*. '/. 23e. 
 
 I'eter the ^Vhaler. X. Y., n. >1. 23e. 
 
 KoLjer Kyftiii's ^Vard. L., n. </. 23e. 
 
 Kdger \Villou<,'hl)y : story of times of IJenhow. L., 1889. 23e. 
 
 Salt Water, or .sea life ami adventure of Neil D'Arcy. N. V., h. <l. 
 
 Savwl from the St^i, or loss of the " Vi])er" and adventures of her crew 
 in the (iruat Siiliiua. L., 1S92. 23e. 
 
 South Sea AVhaler : story of loss of the " t'hampion." L, n. <l. 23e. 
 
 Tale of Shore and Ocean, or Heir of Kiltiiinaii. X. Y., ii. ih 23e. 
 
 Voyaf,'e round the Woi'M. (Fii-tifiow: roi/a'/i:) L, 1^93. 23e. 
 
 \Vilds of Florida : tnle of warfare an 1 hunting. L., lf<90. 23e. 
 
 Ynuiig Llanero : war and wild life in Venezuela. L., 1S92. 23e. 
 
 Young Kajah. L., 1892. 23e. 
 Kij>/i>t;/ (RtKhianl.) Indian Tales. X. Y., 1S90. 4e. 
 
 .Mine Own I'eople. X'. Y., n. <L -le. 
 
 Plain Tales from tli.' Hills. L., 1892. -le. 
 
 Story of the (iadsliys ; and I'lider the Deodars. X'. Y., //. ih 4e. 
 Lapah (Mrs. R. S. 1)pC.) See A'hiins (Mr>'. L.) 
 /mw/(A.J The :\Iark of Cain. Ihistol, 1886 6e. 
 Dan (Mrs. F.J Sec Murn/at (F.J 
 Lpe(H.J (Jilliert Massenger. },\: L., 1862. 23a. 
 
 Loving and Serving. 3v. L.,"l883. ?2d. 
 
 Poor Squire. 2v. L., 1882. 22.1. 
 
 Straightforward. 3 v. L., 1878. 22<1. 
 
 Thorney Hall. U. L., 1862. 23a. 
 Lar>-nu (L. >'.; Kllesmere. .'v. L., 1862. 23a. 
 Lever (C.) Arthur O'Leary. "l,., «. -/. 4e. 
 
 T'.arrington. L., n. <1. 4e. 
 
 Bramleigh's of Bishop's Folly. L., n. >!. 4e. , 
 
 Charles O'Malley, the Irish Dragoon. L , n. d. Ac 
 
 Con Cregoii, the Irish (lil Bla.s. L., n. <h 4e. 
 
 Daltons (The). 2v. L., n. <1. 4e. 
 Same. V. 1. L., 1859. 23b. 
 
 Daven]>ort Dunn. 2v. \^., n. <\. 4e. 
 
 Day's Kide, a life's romance. L., n. <1. 4e. 
 ' Same 2v. L., 1863 : 23f. 
 
 Dodd Family Abroad. 2v. L., n. >f. 4e. 
 
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FICTION (Lever) fiction (Lytton). 
 
 >l. 
 
 4f. 
 
 4e. 
 
 
 il 
 
 4f. 
 
 U 
 
 71. ( 
 
 Fiction (Lever) — dmtiuued. 
 
 Fortunes of Cllencon.'. L., n. tl. 4e. 
 
 Hurry Lorrcqiier. L., n. d. 4e. 
 
 Ilorac Toiniiloton. L., w. d. 4o. 
 
 Jack Hiiitoii, ilie(hiartlsniaii. \j., n. d. 4('. 
 
 Knight of (J Wynne. 2v. L., 7i. (/. 4f. 
 
 Lonl Kil<,'obl)in. L., n. d. 4e. 
 
 Luttrcll of Arran. L., n. d. 4p. 
 
 Martins of (.'ro' Martin. 2v. L., n. d. 4c. 
 
 Maurice Tiernay. L., n. d. 4e. 
 
 O'Donofjhue : tale of Ireland. L., ti. li. 4e. 
 
 One of them. L.. v. d. 4e. 
 
 Roland Cashel. 2v. L., 71. d. 4e. 
 
 Sir lirook Fosslirooke. L., n. 
 
 Sir Jasper Carew. I^., n. d. 
 
 That Boy of Norcott's. L., « 
 
 To-i; Bnrke of "Ours." 2v. h.,n.d. 4e. 
 
 Tony Butler. L., n. d. 4f. 
 Linton (E. Liinn). Lizzie Ijort<in*of Grevrijig. /. w. 4g. 
 
 Rebel of the Family. 3v. L., 1S80. ' 4g. 
 
 Through the Long Niglit. 3 v. L., l?<f<9. 4g. 
 
 Witli a Silken Thread, and (19) Other Stories. L, u. d. 4g. 
 
 World well lost. 2v. L., 1«77. 4g. 
 Little Step-daughter. By author of " The Atelier du Lys," " Madenioisi'Ue 
 Mori," &c. L , w. d. 21a. 
 
 Lov(^r (S.) Handy Andy : talc of Irish life. L., n. d. 6e. 
 
 He would be a Gentleman. L., ?<. 1I. 6e. 
 Lyall (E.) Derrick Yaughan, novelist. L., 18S9. 4g. 
 
 Hardy Norseman. 3v. L., 1890. 4g. 
 
 In the (iolden Days. 3v. L., 1885. 4g. 
 
 Knight-errant. 3v. L., 1887. 4g. 
 
 We Two. 3v. L., 1884. 4g. 
 Lytton ( E. G. E. Liitton Buhrer-Li/ffoti, harou). Alice, or the Mysteries. 
 N. Y.,n. d. 4f. ' 
 
 Same. L., n. d. 4f. 
 
 Caldron, the Courtier. (Appended to " LeHa.") N. Y., «. '/. 4f. 
 
 Caxtons (The). N. Y., n. d. 4f. 
 
 Chairolas, prince of Paida. (With other tales V)y various authors.) 
 Anon. Ph., 1836 23f. 
 
 Coming Race (The). Anon. Edin., 1871. 4f. 
 Same. N. Y., n. d. 4f. 
 
 Devereux. N. Y., n. d. 4f. 
 
 Disowned (The). N. Y., n. d. 4f. 
 
 Ernest Maltravers. N. Y., n. d. 4f. 
 
 Eugene Aram. N. Y., n. d. 4f. 
 
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FICTION (Lytton) fiction (McKinnon;. 
 
 Fr.TiON (Lytton) — Continue)!. 
 
 { WM\o\\y\\\n. i\. Y., «. r/. 4f. 
 
 Same. 2v. N. V., 1H40. 23f. 
 liai'oKl, last of tli(! Siixtui King.s. N. V., n. il. 4f. 
 
 Same. L., lf<53. -Joe. 
 Kom-liii Chillin<,'Iy. N. Y., n. d. 
 
 Last of the iiiiroiis. (Time „/ Heu. VI. <J- AV. IV.) X. Y., n.<1. 4f. 
 Last Days of I'oniiwii. N. Y., n. tl 4f. 
 
 Some. L., //. il. 23f. 
 
 Leila, or tlu- Sicirc of ({nuiiula ; Calderon, the Courtier; ami the Pil- 
 grims of the Rhine. N. V., n. d. 4f. 
 
 Lucretia, or tlie children of ni<,'ht. X. Y., w. '/. 4f. 
 
 •" Mv Novel," or varieties in Knglish Life. 15y Tisi-stratus Caxtoii. 2v. 
 N. v., n. d. 4t. 
 
 Night and M(»rning. N. Y., n. >l. 4f. 
 
 Parisians (The) 2v. N. Y., «. <1. 4f. 
 Sam*-. 2v. Toronto, 1S74. 23f. 
 
 Paul CliHord. N. Y., «. J. 4f. 
 
 Pelhani, or the adventures of a gentleman X. Y., ;/ d. 4f. 
 
 Pilgrims of the Rhine. ( Aiqienihil to " Leila.') X. Y., n. il. 4f. 
 Same. L., n. il. 'I'm. 
 
 Hicnzi, last. of the Roman Triltunes. X'. Y., n. il. 4f. 
 
 JStrange Story : and Hainited and Haunters. X. Y., n. il. 4f. 
 
 What will he do with it/ IJy I'isi.stratus Caxton. 2v. X. Y., /?. iJ. 
 4f. 
 
 Zanoni. X. Y., n. <l. 4f. 
 Same. L., isn:}. 2.3f. 
 Lyttoti ( K. li. liu/wer-Li/ffon, earl ot), — " (hreii Mfredith.'' Lucile (a 
 
 iiorel in vtr-tf. ) Sfp hi-i Poetical Works wnhr aulhor-eiitry. 
 McCaiiln/ (J.J Camiola, a girl with a tortune. 3v. L., 1885. 5c. 
 Comet of a Season. L., 1890. 5c 
 De^r Lady Disdain. L., 1893. 5e. 
 Donna (Quixote. L., 1886. 5e. 
 Fair Saxon (A). L., 1890. 5o. 
 Mai.l of Athens. L., 1889. 5c. 
 Miss Misanthrope. L., 1891. 5c. 
 Wat«M-dale Neighbours. L., 1890. 5c. 
 ^ rme^l (Mrx.C.) Ladies (iallery. 3v. L., 1888. 5c. 
 " Right Honourahle (The)." ?>\. L., 1886. 5c. 
 MrCarfhii (J. H.) Dolly. L., 1889. 5c. 
 MaeDonai'l (<^.) Elect Lndv. L., 1888. 22d. 
 What's Mine's Mine. 3v. L., 1886. 22d. 
 Wilfrid Cumbermede. 3v. L., 1872. 22d. 
 Mackenzie (E.) Highland Liussies. },\. L., 1862. 23a. 
 McKinnnn (W. C.) St. George, or the Canadian League. 2v. Halifax, 
 1852. 43b. 
 
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FICTION' (McLetMl) FICTION (Marshall). 
 
 Fiction — Oinfiiitteif. 
 
 McLfiMf (G. D.J Stories (jf L^iiid i)f Evangeliii«>. (F^nni/ff im Itixfon/.} 
 B., 1891(?). 6g. 
 
 NoU. — For '•cij(/</(r.s', see author-entry. ■^ 
 
 Maniunhl (K. S.) Little Fitiiu' : ami other tales. Ov, L., 18S1. lMu. 
 
 Marintfi ( L.) See (Idllfuijd (A.) 
 
 Marnjai (Floroicf.) Crown of Shame. 3v. L., 1888. ~y,\. 
 
 Daughter (A) of the Tropi.-s. .Sv. h., 1887. oa, 
 
 Driven to Bay. 3v. L., 1887. 5a. 
 
 Facing the Footlights. ;}v. 1.., 1883. oa. 
 
 Little Stepson. L., 1879. .")a. 
 
 Nelly Brooke. L., //. '/. -Ja. 
 
 On Circumstantial EviiliMiee. 3 v. L., 1881). 5a. 
 
 Peeress ami I'laver. 3v. L., 1883. 5a. 
 
 Phvlliila. 3v. ' L., ISSi'. 5a. 
 
 Root of All Evil. 3v. L., 1880. 5a. 
 
 Si'itlers of Society. 3v. /. /r. 5a. 
 
 Under the Lilies ami Roses. 3v. L., 1884. 5a. 
 Marriiat (Cai>t. F.) Children of the New Fon^t. L., 1888. 21f. 
 
 Dog F'ieiid, or Snarleyyow. L., ii il. 2 If. 
 
 Frank Mildmay, or the Naval (JHicer. L., ii. <l. 2 If. 
 
 Jacob Faithful. L., n. d. 21 f. 
 
 Japhet in search of a F'ather. L., ii. <l. 2 If. 
 
 King's Own. L., n. <1. 2 If. 
 
 Little Savage (The). L., //. d. 2 If. 
 
 Masterman Ready. L., 1887. 21 f. 
 
 Mi.-=sion (The), or scenes in Africa. I>., 1884. 2 If. 
 
 Mr. Midshi}iinan Easy. L., //. </. 2 If. 
 
 Newton Forster, or tlie Merchant Service. L., /^ i\. 2if. 
 
 Pacha of Many Tales, f. n: 21f. 
 
 Percival Keene. L., n. '/. 21f. 
 
 Peter Simple L.. //. ,1. 2 If. 
 
 Phantom Ship. L., n. ,1 2 If. 
 
 Pirate (The) ; and the Three Cutters, f. n: 2 If. 
 
 Poacher (The). L., >,. ,/. 21f. 
 
 Poor Jack. L., 1885. 2 If, 
 
 Privateersnmn. L., 188S. 2 If. 
 
 Rattlin the Reefer. /.., ,i. ,f. 2 If. 
 
 Settlers in Canada. L., 1886. 21f. 
 
 Travels and Adventures of Monsieur Violet. L., «. >/. 21f. 
 
 Valerie. L., u. >f. 21f. 
 Marshall (E.) Cassandra's Casket. L., n. tl. 5b. 
 
 Dewdrops and Diamontls. L., >i. il. 5b. 
 
 Heather and Harebell : story for children. L., //. '/ 5b. 
 
 Millicent Legh. L., 1886."^ 5b. 
 
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FICTION (Marshall) Ficnox (Moore). 
 
 T'liTioN (Marshall) — dinfinwi/. 
 
 Topples ami J'ansios : story for ciiiklren. L, //. ,f. ob. 
 
 Kex and Kegiiia. L , //. '/. 5b. 
 
 Story of .loliii Marbc'ck, a Windsor ortjanist of .'WO years ago. L., u. d. 
 5b. 
 
 Voilet J)oiigIa.s. L., 18^<G. T)h. 
 Mdifiii'unfll.) Forest and (iame-Law Tales. v.2\:^. L., 1,^4."). 43d 
 J/«//v/ (I/rJ, ii'omil. See Mifrhrll (I). (Jj 
 
 Miitfli'^ir.< (C.) Various Writings. ( Fii-ti,,i,, "tr.) X. Y., 1^63. 4.~)e. 
 M'difi' ( L. T.) Andrew Harvey's Wife L., )i. </. ~>h. 
 
 I land of Three. L., 1888. 5b. 
 
 l)\veller (A) in Tent.s. L., //. il. 5b. 
 
 Faithfid Friends. !>., n. il. 51). 
 
 Mother Herring's Chieken. L., ti. il. 5b. 
 M>'h-illr (a. J. W.) Black but Conielv. 3v. L., 1870. 6c. 
 
 I'.rookes of Bridleniere. 3 v. T.., 1864. 24d. 
 
 Cerise. 3v. L., 1866. 24d. 
 Sdiiii'. L., )i. il. 24d. 
 
 < )ld Mans Love. 2v. L., //. '/. 6c. 
 
 Rosine. L., 1S77. 6c. 
 
 Roy's Wite. L., n. d. 6c. 
 
 Uncle John. 3v. L., 1874. 6c. 
 Mf "/if/i ((!■) Adventures of Harry Richmond. L., 1887. 5a. 
 
 I jaucanip's Career. L., 1886. 5a. 
 
 Diana of the Crossways. L., 1889. 5a. 
 
 Kgoist (The) : a comedy in narrative. L., 1890. 5a. 
 
 Ya'aw Harrington. L., 1885. 5a. 
 
 One of Our C'on(piert)rs R., 1891. 5a. 
 
 Ordeal of Richard Feverel. L., 1891. 5a. 
 
 Rhoda Fleming. L., 1889. 5a. 
 
 Shaving of Shagpat, an Arabian entertainment ; and Farina (a leijend 
 of ColcMjiie ). L., 1887- 5a. 
 
 Vittoria. L., 1886. 5a. 
 Mcif'dith ((hn-ii), ii.-<fuil. 8ee Lijthm (K. li. Bu/irer-L>/ffoii, earl of J 
 Mernniau (H. S.) Suspense. 3v. L., 1890. 6g. 
 J////^/- (^/T.j Tales and Sketches. B., 1863. 17c. 
 Nofe.— For content", see note under author-entry. 
 Mill.< (J.) Too Fast to Last. 3v. L., 1881. 6g. 
 Mi,itn(W.) Was She (iood or Bad ? L., 1889. 6g. 
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 Moiifi/oiid'rt/ ( F.) Misunderstood. L., 1890. 51>. 
 
 •Scaforth'. L., 1891. 5b. 
 
 Thrown Together. L., 1886. 5b. 
 Moore (J.J Zehuo : views of human nature. 2v. L., 1820. 43.i. 
 Moore (T.) The Kpicurean : a tale. L., 1827. 43b. 
 
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 More (H.) C«?lebs in Search of a Wife. N. Y., 1861. 43(1. Dui,li- 
 
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 Mnnaii (I). C.J J?it of Human Nature ; and " Lively Fanny.'" L., 
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 Contents: ('oals of Fire. The Showman's Ohost. Mr. Bowker's Court- 
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 Meerschaum. Cruel Barbara Allen. .Skeleton Keys. Rival Queen.s. 
 Silver Wedding. What Bessie saw on the Moor. 
 
 Cynie Fortune. L., 18"'7. 51). 
 First Person Singular. L., 18^7. 5b. 
 Hearts. L., 1892. 5b. 
 Joseph's Coat. L., 1891. 51). 
 Life's Atonement. L., 18-9. 5b. 
 Model Father, etc. L., K^91. 5b. 
 
 ConlthtH : A Model Father. Tiie Bishop and Mr. Latfizzi. Boar-Hunting 
 in the Ardennes. 
 
 Old Blazer's Hero. L., 1892. 5b. 
 
 Val Strange ; a 8toiv of the Primrose Way. L., 1889. 51). 
 
 Way of tlie World. " L., 1889. 51). 
 
 ij- Herman (H.) One Traveller Returns. L., 1887. 5b. 
 Nurris(W.E.) Bachelor's Blunder. 3v. L., 188fi. 5c. 
 
 Chris. 2v. L., 1888. 5c. 
 
 The Countess Radna. Toronto, 1893. 5c. 
 Nof/ej, (F. KM.) Cordelia. 3 v. L., 1879. .5c. 
 
 Love's Crosses. 3v. L., 1878. 5c. 
 
 Love'.s Young Dream. 3v. L., 1877. 5c. 
 
 Olive Varcoe. L., 1884. 5c. 
 
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 Off with the (Jld Love. By N. F. B. 2v. L., 1889. 6f. 
 Old Corner House. By L. H. 2 v. L., 1885. 6f. 
 Oliji/ia?if (Mrx. M. <). W.) Ailain Graeme of Mos.sgray. /. ir. 24U 
 
 Agnes. 3v. L., 1866. 24b. 
 
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 Greatest Heiress in England. 1j., 1886. 5e. 
 
 Harry Muir ; story of Scottish Life. L., n. (/. 5e. 
 
 Heart and Cross. L., n. d. 5e. 
 
 Contents : Heart and Cross. Orphans. Caleb Field. 
 
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 Ill Trust. L., n. <l. 5d. 
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 List of the Mortimers. Anon. N. Y., 1862. 24b. 
 Lucv Crofton. N. Y., 1860. 24b 
 Ma.lani. 3v. L., 1885. 5.1. 
 Madonna Mary. 3 v. L., 1867. 24b. 
 Merkland. t. n: 24b. 
 Minister's Wife. 3v. L., 1869. 24b. 
 Miss Marjoribanks. Anon. 3v. Edin., 1866. 24b. 
 (•liver's Bride. L., 1886. 5e. 
 Orphans. Anon. L., 1858. 24b. 
 
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 Second Son 3 v. L., 1888. 5e. 
 Sir Tom. 3 v. L., 1884. 5e. 
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 I'ami (G.) The Story of Dick. N. Y., 1892. 6g. 
 Paiin (J.) Canon's Ward (The). L., 1887. 5e. 
 
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 Clow- Worm Tales. L., 1888. 5e. 
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 Kit : a memory. L., 1885. 5e. 
 
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 Talk of the Town. L., 1889. 5e. 
 
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 Phineas Quiddy. ;{v. L., 1843. 241j. 
 Forft-r (J.) Scottish Chiefs. L., //. <L 6f. 
 
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 Held in Bondage. L., 1891. 5d. 
 Idaha. L., 1888. 5d. 
 In Marenima. L., ii. d. 5d. 
 In a Winter City. L., ?/. '/. 5d. 
 Moths. L., 1892. 5d. 
 Othmar. 3v. L., 1885. 5d. 
 Pasoarel. L., 1888. 5d. 
 Princess Napraxine. L., 1885. 5d. 
 Puck. L., 1892. 5d. 
 Rainy June. L., n. d. 5d. 
 
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 Gisella. Papilla. 
 
 Jtii'l (Ghrixtiau), /ixeiul. See Tit'niau (Mr^. F. G.) 
 Ro!>l (C((j>t. M.) Afloat in the Forest. L., u. '/. 2 If. 
 
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 lioy Slaves. L., n. •!.' 21f. 
 
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 Clitt'-Clinibers. (Sequel t<> th>' Plant Hiiut>'r.-<." ) L., w. il. 21f. 
 
 I)e.sert Home. L., n. il. 2 If. 
 
 Fatal Cord. L., v. <l. 2 If. 
 
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 L.,w. (/. 2lf. 
 <iiraffe Hunters. L., ?/. '/. 21f. .... 
 
 Note.— A. sequel to " Bush Boys" and " Young Yagers." 
 
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 Han Away to Sea. L., ?i. il. 2 If. 
 
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 Tiger Hunter. L., n. iL 21f. -^ 
 
 War Trail. L., n. d. 21f. 
 
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 AVhite Gauntlet. L., n. d. 2 If. 
 
 White Squaw and Yellow Chief. L., n. d. 21 f. 
 
 ^Vild Ihuitress. /. a: 2 If. 
 
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 Ri'l'lell (Mfx. C. K. L. : in'/" <>/ J. H.J Alarie Spcncelcy. 3v. L.^ 
 1881. 5f. 
 
 Berna lioyle, a love story of County Down. L., 1.SS4. ")!'. 
 Daisies an(!r>utt('r(:iii)s. ."'v. L., 1S82. ;")f. 
 Home, Sweet Home. L., /i. <L 5f. 
 My First Love and My Last Love. L., n. <1. 5j,'. 
 Prince of Waics'.s (Jarden-Party : and other stories. L.. 1SS2. ■){. 
 
 CoH/di/x: Prince of Wiiles"s (ianlen-party. Lady Dugdale's Diaiiujinls. 
 Far .Stiaiiger than Fiction. Ca])tain Mat's Wager. Margaret Donnan. .Miss 
 Molly's Mishap. Mrs. Denald. 
 
 Kulinj,' Pa.ssion (The). 1.., /^ '/. of. 
 Strug<,'le for Fame. .^v. L., 1SS3. 5j,'. 
 Susan Drummond. -"iv. L., 1SS4. 'y^. 
 Rita, j)si'>ii/. See Bnafli (Mix. E. M. J. nm ). 
 
 Rii;:i(A.) Barbara Derin.u. (S"'/k-/ fn '^Th- Qnirk or fl,<- Dew? r' ^ 
 Ph., 1893. ()e. 
 Vir<,'inia of Virj,'inia. Montreal, ii. '/. (ig. 
 Rtibiufo)! (F. W.) Carry's Confession. L., //. '/. Hg. 
 Hands of Justice. L.^ 189l>. ."jj,r. 
 Man (The) She <;ared for. 3 v. L., 1S84. og. 
 ^lilly's Hero. L., //. '/. oj^. 
 Po(jr Humanity. L., ;/. il. r)<f. 
 Women are Strange ; and other Stories. L., 1884. ")g. 
 
 Cotitentx : \V(jnien are Strange. Brought J?ack to the Worlil. The Head 
 Waiter. Young Man at Tootle's. Petty Ca.sh. Young Ladj' in (irey. 
 Miss Anderson's (Odours. Bickers the Blower. The Woman who .saved hinu 
 A Fight for Him. In Trust for Sandy. Man who married a Voice. .Mr. 
 \Voosej-'s (ireat Trouble. Very Coed Customer. 
 
 Youngest Miss (Ireen. 3v. L., 1888. og. 
 Ritldmon (J.J Cynthia Thorold. .4/^'*//. }.\. L., 1862. 23a. 
 Rohlfx (Mix. C.y,--«/V .4. A', dm-u. Marke.l " Pers.mal." X. V., 1893. 
 
 6f. 
 Ri,x,-i,c (T.) Italian Novelists. ( S<'l<'i-fi,,iix ) 4v. L., 1825. 44a. 
 Ro.se Douglas. Iv. L., 1802. 23a. 
 
 Riipitii (G.J Doctor Antonio : tale of Italy. N. V., 1857. 23f. 
 RiU-<elf (W. C/arf.J. Alone on a Wide Wide Sea. L., 1893. 5f. 
 
 liook for tiie Hammock. L., 1S93. 5f. 
 
 Flying Dutcliman, or tlie deatli sliip. N. V., u. <K 5f. 
 
 Frozen Pirate. T(jronto, 1887. of. 
 
 In the Mi.ldle Watch. L.. 1890. 5f. 
 
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 i.ittle Loo. L., 1887. of. 
 
 Marooned. L., 1891. .^^f. 
 
 Mrs. Dines' .fowels : a mid-Atlantic romance. I.., 1892. of. 
 
 M y Shi|>nKite Loui.se : romance of a .-shipwreck. L., 1892. of. 
 
 MvfJtery of the "Ocean Star": a collection of maritime sketchesi. L., 
 
 Ocean Tra-edv. 1-., 1891. of 
 
 (In the Ko'k'sie Head. L., 1890. of. 
 
 liiimance of .lenny llarhiwe ; and (22) Sketche.s of Maritime Life. 
 
 L., 1890. 5f. 
 Round the (ialley P'ire. L., 1SS4. .^f. 
 
 S((i,»^. L., 1890. of. 
 Sailor'.s Sweetheart : account of wreck of the " Waldershare." L., 
 1891. rif. 
 Sanii'. L., 188S. -"if. 
 Sea (^hieen (A). L., 1889. .If. 
 .Strange Elo|iement. X. Y., 1892. .5f. 
 StriUigc Voyage. L., 1889. .")f. 
 Voyage to the Cape. L., 1887. .")f, 
 
 " &(,p>'. L., 189.3. .-)f. 
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 Slid (G. A.) Seven Sons of Mammon. ]>., 1862. 24ix, 
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 Heart of Mitl-Lothian. 2v. 15., 1857. -rM: 
 
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 Edin., 184'2. 2:ic. 
 
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 Spender ( Mrx. J. K.) Trust Me. 3v. L., n. d. 6g. 
 St((i'l-H(>l.<1eiii (A. L. <i. N., Iianmw df ). Corinne, or Italy. Ph.. n. d. 
 
 •24a. 
 Stannard (Mr". H. E. V.), — '■'• Joim Strauif Witdi-r ,'' jjitf-ud. Aunt 
 Johnnie. Ph., IS93. 6d. 
 
 Beautiful Jim, of tlie I5hink.shire Regiment. 2v. L., //. (/. 6d. 
 
 P.ooth'.s' Baby: story of the Scarlet Lancers. L., 1891. 6d. 
 
 liuttons. L., 1889. (nl. 
 
 (larrison (ios.sip gatliered in Blankhampton : a novel. L., 1887. 6d. 
 
 Little Fool (A.) L., L^89. 6d. 
 
 Mrs. Bob. 2v. L., 1889. Gd. 
 
 Pluck. Bri.stol, 1886. 6d. 
 
 Soul of the Bishoj). N. Y., 1893 (?) 6d. 
 Steren." ( Afrx., forirn'rhj Era JloKx-Clmrr/i). An Actress's Love Story. L. 
 18S8. 21a. 
 
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FICTION (Stevenson) FiCTiox (Strieklaml). 
 
 Fiction — CotttimiPil. 
 
 Sferniso,, (R. L.) I'.lack Arrow. N. V., lH8f<. Ga. 
 Kidnapped. \. v., 1887. Ga. 
 Master of Dallantrac. L., 1889. Ga. 
 Merry Men ; and Other Tales and Fahjes. N. V., 1887. Ga. 
 
 Contents -.-Wevry Men. Will o' the Mill. MarUlieim. Tluiiwii .laiiot- 
 Olalla. Treasure of Fraiichard. 
 
 New Arabian Xi<,dits. X. Y., 1890. Ga. 
 Strange Case of Dr. JekvU and Mr. Hyde. N. Y., 1892. Ga. 
 Sf (Fanivi Vmi <h Grift). Dynamiter (Tlie). N. Y., 1889. Ga. 
 ^- <)^h<„tnir(L.) ^Yreeker (The). N. Y., 1892. Ga. 
 Wrong Box. /. "•. Ga. 
 Steii-anl (Mrx.J The Mascarenhas, a U'gcnd (J the I'lMlngne.se in liidi:i. 
 
 3v. L., 1839. 41 f. 
 Storhion (F. R.) Amos Kilhriglit : with ( )ther Stories. N. Y., 1891. f.i,. 
 Contents : Amos Kilbriglit. Reversible Landscape. Dusky I'hilosojiliy. 
 Plain Fishing. 
 Bee-Man of Orn ; and other Faneiful Tah>s. N. Y., 1887. Ga. 
 
 Contents: Hee-Man of Orn. The (Jrittin and the Minor Canon. Old 
 Pipes and the Dryad. Queen's Museum. Christmas before la.st. I'rinco 
 Hassaks March. Battle of the Third Cousins. Hanished King. Philopena. 
 
 Christmas Wreck ; and oilier Stories. X. Y., 1887. Ga. 
 
 Contents : Christmas Wreck. Story of Assisted Fate. Unhistoric Page. 
 Tale of Negative (iravity. Clovertiehls Carriage. Wreck of the " TiiomuH 
 Hyke." My Rull-Calf. Discourager of Hesitancy. A Bori'owed Month. 
 
 Clocks of Rondaine ; and otlier Stories. N. Y., 1892. Ga. 
 
 Contents: Clocks of Rondaine. Curious History of a Message. A Forlii- 
 nale Opening. Christmas Truants. The Tricycle of the Future. Acconi- 
 modatiiig Circumstance. (Jreat Show in Kobol-land. 
 
 House of ^lartha. B., 1892. Ga. 
 
 Jolly Fellowship. N. Y., 1891. Ga. 
 
 I.ady, or the Tiger? and other Stories. X. Y., 1891. Ga. 
 
 Contents: The I^dy, or the Tiger? Transferred (Jhost. Spectral Mort- 
 gage. Our Archery Club. That .Same Ohl 'Coon. His Wife's Deceased 
 Sister. Our Story. Mr. Tolman. Training of Parents. Our Fire-screen. 
 Piece of Red Calico. Every Man his own Letter- Writer. 
 
 Late Mrs. Xull. X. Y., 1887. Ga. 
 Rudder ( Irange. X. Y., 1892. Ga. 
 Rudder Grangsrs abroad ; and other Stories. X. Y., 1892. Ga. 
 
 Contents: Kuphemia among the Pelicans. Rudder (Jrangersin England. 
 Pomona's Daughter. Derelict. Baker of Barnbury. Water- Devil. 
 
 Sfoirc (Miy. H. K.),— n<''r Bei'dnr. Agnc.'s of Sorrento. /. ir. 23f. 
 
 Uncle Tom's Cabin. L., n. d. Gg. 
 Strange Manuscript found in a Copper Cylinder. See />- Mil/f (J.; 
 Strirhlaiul (A.) Pilgrims of Walsinghani, or tales of mi. Idle ages. X. 
 Y.,.?j. d. 23f. 
 
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FicmoN- (Sue) fiction- (Tiernan). 
 
 Fictidx — Cnufhuicd. 
 
 Sn- ( M- J-, '-iilhil Kiuii'iii'). raulii .Mnntc, or the Hnti-l Lniiibcrt. L., lf<4r). 
 [^^ • -'3I>. 
 Swiss P'amily Kobinson. Sec ir//.«< (J. R. nm). 
 r^/A-*/'<A'.> ' I )mil)lc Wedding An<ni. Ww L., ISSS. Ga. 
 
 St. ()lave't<. Anon. L., u. il. Ga. 
 Tales nf an Antiquaiv, <liiefly illustrative of manners, tradition.s, and 
 *7» ',^' remarkable localities of Ancient London. By autlior of " Chronicles of Lon- 
 ■p -- (Ion Hritlge." 3v. L., 1844. 271). 
 
 "Tender and True: a colonial tale. l!v aiitlioi of "Clara Morrison." 
 "^ \y. L., 1.S()'2. i•.^A. 
 
 I Tliitr/.crrti/ fir. Af.) Hook of Snol),s : Sketches of Life and Character, 
 etc.,' etc. L., 1872. 24<1. 
 
 Sftn'P. X. v., 1S5:?. 24(1. 
 Catherine; Lovel the Widower ; Deni.s Duval ; l>allads, etc. 1,., 1S72. 
 
 24(1. 
 Cl)ristnia.s Hooks of Mr. M. Titinarsh. L., IS.SS. 24d. 
 Confes.sion.s of Fitz -Pxiodle ; and Some Pa.ssa<,'(.'s in Lift; of Major flaha- 
 
 gan. N. v., 1852. 24(1. 
 (Ireat Hogj^arty Diamond; .Memoir.s of Mr. C. I. Vellow-i)liish ; and 
 
 IJurlesques. L., 1872. 24(1. 
 llistorv of llenrv Esmond; also Memoirs of Harry Lyndon. L., 1873. 
 
 24(1."' 
 Newcomes (The). L., l^iS9. 24d. 
 I'endenni.s. 2 v. in 1. N. V., iS.m L>4d. 
 
 Saiii>'. L., IS71. •24d. 
 Punch's Prize Xoveli.sts ; the Fat Contrilmtor ; and Travels in Lon- 
 don. N. v., 1853. 24d. 
 Vir<,Mnian.s. L., 1872. 24d. 
 That Child. By author of "The Atelier du Lys." etc. L., ISS."). Cv^. 
 This Year, Xe.Kt Year, Some Time, Never, lly Puck. 2v. L., //."'. 21a. 
 Tli(»i>a.-< (Anuif). See Ciullii, (Mrs. P.) 
 
 TienKDi (Mi->^. F. C.),—'' Chrisfia,, Ifeid;' i>.<en<r. After Manv Days: 
 N. v., 1890. 5g. 
 P.onny Kate. X. Y.. 1S9L oo. 
 Daugiiter of P.oliemia. X. Y., 1890. 5^. 
 Kldj-Tide ; and other Stories. X. Y., 1891. o<,'. 
 
 Contents: Kbb-Tide. Miss Inglesby's Sister-in-Law. Story of a Scar. A 
 Doubt. 
 
 Land of the Sky. X. Y., 1S92. Hg. 
 
 Mabel Lee. N". Y., 1892. og. 
 
 .Morton House. N. Y., 1893. Og. 
 
 Nina's Atonement ; and other Stories. X. Y., 1873. 5g. 
 
 Cotifenfx : Ninas Atonement. Hugh's Vendetta. Miss CMieriton's Rival. 
 
 My Story. The Painters Dream. Powell V'ardray's Life. Bernard's 
 
 Invention. 
 
 <?uestion of Honour. N. Y., 1891. og. 
 Valerie Aylmer. X^. Y'., 1891. og. 
 
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FICTION (Tourgee) FKrrioN (V'eiiie). 
 
 Fiction— Coufiiiue't. 
 
 Tituniei' (A. W.) HutUiu'.s Inn. 15., 1SS7. G.'. 
 Tranrx(G.) Mona Miulean, iiK'.lical stmU'nt. N. Y., lSli3. Of. 
 Tro/lo/x' (A.) Dr. Wortle's School. L'v. J^., 1.S81. 6a. 
 Franiloy Parsonaj^e. /. /'•. 24c. 
 Fniii Frohniann ; and other Stories. L., 1S.S4. (in. 
 
 Conttnis : Why Fnm Froliniaiiii raised her prices. Liuly of Lumiiy. 
 Christinas Hi Thompson Hall. The Telegraph <;irl. Alice Dugilale. 
 
 Kellys an.lO'Kcllys. L., If<73. <)a. 
 L.itta S.hiui.lt, aiul otlicr Tale.x. L., 1S73. 24c. 
 Mary (ireslcv, anil an EilitorV Tales. L., «. if. 24c. 
 Phinea.'^ Keilux. 2v. L., 1874. 24c. 
 Prime Minister (The). 4v. L., 1876. 6a. 
 Sir Harry Ilotsimr of Hunililethwaite. L., 1871. 24c. 
 Vicar of Bullhaniiiton. L., 1870. 24c, 
 Wanlen (Tiio). X. Y., 1862. 24c. 
 Way we live now. 2v. L., 187o. 6a. 
 Tiiitfieff ( .]f. a.),—'' Ma.nr^/f ^'m//,"/;.sv«r/. Costly Froak (A). Tornnto, 
 1S94. Bf. 
 
 Silence of J)eau Maitland. X. Y., i/. il. 6j,'. 
 Ti/fler (S.J A Houseful of Girk L., 1889. 21a. 
 Uncle Tom's Cahin. See Sfoire (Mi". H.) 
 Verw (J.) Ahaniloned. »SV'' Mysterious Island. 
 Adrift in the Pacific. L., I89.i 2.'?d. 
 Adventures of Three Enj,'lislimen and Three Russians in South Africit. 
 
 L., 1891. 2M. 
 Archiiiela<fo on Fire. I,, 1888. 2.3d. 
 Around the World in Fij,dity Days. L., 1892. 23d. 
 I!ej,min's Fortune (The). L'., 1887. 23d. 
 Hlockade Rinuiers. L, 1891. 23d. 
 liurhank the Xorthener. (Pt. 1 of "Xortli against South.") L., 189,«. 
 
 23(1. 
 Captain of the ( Juidara. .SV^^ Keraban the Inflexible. 
 Child of the Cavern, or stran^'e doings underground. L., 1892. 2.'?d. 
 Clipper of the Cloud.s. L., 1891. • 2.3d. 
 Cryptogram. Sve (iiant Raft. 
 Demon of Cawnjiore. Sf^ Steam House. 
 Dropped frf)m the Clouds. (Saine «-< Wrecked in the Air.) S>f 
 
 Mysterious Island. 
 
 Fight Hundred Leagues on the Amazon. Sf- (liant Raft. 
 
 Five Week.s in a Balloon, a vovage of exiiloraition in Central Africn. 
 
 L., w. d. 2.Sd. 
 Flight to France, or memoirs of adragroon : tal(> of days of Dumouricz. 
 
 L., 1888. '2.Sd. 
 
 Sam*'. Toronto, 1888 (?) 23il. 
 Floating City. L., ». if. 23d. 
 
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FICTION (Verne) fiction (VValford). 
 
 FicrH'N (Verne) — Cnntinueil. 
 
 From tlie Kaitli to tlio Moon <liroct in 97 hours, 20 minutes. L., 1S02' 
 
 •l-M. 
 
 Xote. Vor Mfifin-lH, nee " Round the Moon," and " Purtliase of the North 
 
 I'ole." 
 Fur Country, or 70 ilt'^,'ri'es north hititmU'. L., liSS8. 23(1. 
 (liant Kiift : pt. 1, Kij,'ht Hunthcil Leaj,'uert on the Ama/on ; pt. 2, The 
 
 Ciyptogram. 2v. L., I8So. 'iSd. 
 (iodfrt-y Moii^'an, a Californian .Mystorv. I,., 18S3. 2:5d. 
 (Irct'U Kay (The) : romance of Scdttish Hij^hlands. I,., u. <f. :Md. 
 Hector Servada.;. I,., 1881. 2:Jd. 
 Kiialian the lMHexil)l(' : I't. 1, Tlie Caj)tain of tlie (iuidnra; Pt. 2> 
 
 Soiupante the Spy. '2v. L., 1887. 23(1. 
 I. ntteiy Ticket : tale of Teliemarken. I,., 1889. 23d. 
 Martin I'az. (S»iif/i Amfrirm, Tub.) L., 1891. 2;id. 
 .Mathia-s Sandorf. I.., 1888. 2:{d. 
 
 Coiileutx : Pt. 1, The ('on.spirators ot Trieste. I't. 2, '1 he Wrestlers of the 
 
 Jura. Pt. S, The Captives of Antekirtta. 
 
 .Michael StroKoft", courier of the Czar. L., 1888. 23d. 
 
 .Mistress Uranican. N. V., //. '/. 23d. 
 
 Mysterious Island: pt. 1, l)rop]»ed from the Clouds; pt. 2, Ahan- 
 
 " tloned ; Pt .S, The .Secret of the Island. 3v. L, 1891. 23d. 
 North Ai,fainst South: pt 1, liurhank the Northerner; pt. 2, Te.^ar 
 the Southerner. 2v. L., 189.3. 2*1. 
 Nolf. — Tales of the Anierical (^ivil War. 
 l'ureha.se of the North Pole. L., 189,3. 23d. 
 
 Note. —A sequel to " From the Kartli to the Moon.'' 
 K(jund the Moon. I.., 1890. 23d. 
 
 Xote. — A sequel to •' From the Karth to the Moon."' 
 Scarpante the Spy. S''<' Ki'rahan the luHexihle. 
 Secret of the Island. .SVi? Mysterious Island. 
 Steam House (The): pt. 1, Tiie Dcamou of Cawnpore ; jit. 2, Tigers. 
 
 and Traitors. 2v. L., 1887!»2. 2.3.1. 
 Survivors of the "Chancellor' L., 1891. 23.1. 
 yotf. — " Martin Paz" is boun.l with this volnnie. 
 Texar the Southerner. (Pt. 2 of "North against South.") L., 1893. 
 23.1. 
 
 Tigers and Traitors. ^Vc Steam H.)Use. 
 Trihulatious of a Chinaman. L., 1883. 23d. 
 Vanished l)iam.)ud : tale oi South Africa. L., 1891. 23d. 
 N'ictorv oi the Vanquished: story .if 1st centurv. N. Y., «. iL 4lf. 
 \'i'/al(Mrs.) Florence Templar, iv. L., 1862. 23a. 
 ]V<(l/»n/ (L. II J IJahy's Grandmother. L., I88i). 6.1. 
 Nan ; and other Stories. L., 1891. 6d. 
 
 Coute.nt/t : Nan. La.ly Adelaide. Eleanour. Fashion and Fancy. Will 
 Darling's Cross in Love. Mattie. Bee or Beatri.v. 
 
 Pauline. L., u. (f. 6d. 
 Troublesome Daughters. Kdin., h. if. 6.1. 
 
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FICTION (Wallace) FICTION (Wood). 
 
 Fiction — Cuiifinii'-'f. 
 
 Wallare (Leirix). I-Jcii-Hur, a talc of the time of Our Lord. I,.. ,. ,/. 
 ±.'f. 
 Fair (lo'l, or last of the 'Tzins : talo of eon<iucst of Mexico. L., JSS;. 
 
 •22f. 
 Prince of India, or Why Constantinople Fell. L'v. Toronto, l&!i."') (!) 
 Cf. 
 Ward (R. I'.) Illustration.^ of Human Life. J>y author of " Tromainc." 
 3v. L., 1837. I'Sb. 
 
 Co)ite)iti : V. 1. Alticus, St. Lawrence; v. 2 & 3. FieUliug. or Society. 
 WarefW.) Julian, or Scenes in Judea. Aunn. Kdiii., 1S4.S. 43l;. 
 Warner (A.) iJlue Flag and Cloth of (lold. ( Stuni for Childreu.) L, 
 
 1880. -IXa. 
 Wanwr (C. D.) A Little Journey in the World : novel. X. Y., Isf^i. 
 22f. 
 
 Sec also Chimni'^ (S. L.) 
 W^arren (i>.) Passages from Diary of a Late Physician. L., ii d. (ie. 
 Same. M-. X. V., 1S.57. ' -Joe. 
 Ten Thousand a Year. L, n. d. 6e. 
 Wpiiina)t(S. J.) House of the Wolf. L., 1S92. 6e. 
 Wheat and Tares : a tale. ^v. L., IS62. 23a. 
 Wirh'nd>'t,(W.) The Triad. L.. ISo.-). 17e. 
 
 Note. — For contmt-i, see autlior-entry. 
 Wihon (A. J. Era?,.-<). At the Mercv of Tiberius. L., n. d. 22f. 
 Beulah. L., 1S92. 22f. 
 Inez: a tale of the Alamo. L., ii. d. 22f. 
 Infelice, or affection better than wealth. L., //. d. 22f. 
 Macaria. L., ?^ d. 'I'll. 
 St. Elmo. L., II. d. 22f. 
 
 Sanii^. Toronto, 1880. 2L>. 
 Wihon (J. M.) Tales of the P.orders, and of Scotland, v. 4. X. V., 
 
 n. d. 18d. 
 Winifred Power. 3v. L., 1883. 6g. 
 
 Wilder (John Sframie), pxeioL See Sfannard ( xMr--'. II. E. V.) 
 Wood (Mrx. Henri)'),— nee Ellen Prire. Anne Herefor.I. L., 1889. Oc 
 Bessy Kane. L., 1890. fie. 
 Channings (The). L., 1888. 6c. 
 
 Note. — For sequel, see " Roland Voike." 
 
 Court Xetherleigh. L., 1889. 6c.- 
 
 Dene Hollow. L., 1889. 6c. 
 
 East Lynne. L., 1892. (^ ropie.-<.) 6c. 
 
 .Yo^*.— Her most reputed novel. 
 Kdina. L., 1889. 6c. 
 i:ister's Folly. L., 1889. 6e. 
 i^eorge Canterbury's Will. L., 1888. 6e. 
 
 Johnny Ludlow. 1st and 2nd Series. 2v. L, 1888-89. 6c. 
 Lady Adelaide, f. ir. 6c. 
 
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FICTION (Wood) FISHES. 
 
 JlCTI' 'N ( \V»><^»1) — CoufhiUfil. 
 
 M.istor of Crpylands. L, 1.S90. He. 
 MiMivd Arkcll. L., 1S8S. Gc 
 Mi>. iralliburton's Trou1)los. L., 18,s8. He. 
 Oivillc Collcgi'. L., 1S90. fie. 
 
 < (swal.l Cray. L., 1S89. Gr. 
 r.niu'roy Ai)l>cy. L., 1M85. 6f. 
 K'.mI Court Farm. L, ISSO. 6c. 
 
 KulaiHl Vorke. (Sf^</N>'/ fi^ '' T/ir Cho>,/iin;/s." ) L., 18SS. Gc. 
 
 St. .Martins Evo. L., 1888. Gc. 
 
 Slia.low of Aslilvdvat. L., 1888. Gc. 
 
 Within the Maze' I,., 1^89. Gc. 
 Jl'v-.-' (J- ii- I'o'i)- i^vviss Faniilv Koliinscin. t'll. W. H. (1. KinLr>t'in. 
 
 L., H. d. 6g. 
 }''///;/'' (C. AT.) Astray : talc of a country town. L., ISfG. Gil. 
 
 Castle Guilders. /. ir. 24(1. 
 
 Lady Hester. I,.. I.s74. 24d. 
 
 Love and Life, an old story in I8tli century costume. '1\. L., 1880. 
 6(1. 
 
 Ma<,'iuiin llonnni, or Mother Carey's I'.ro(^id. 3v. L., 1879. Gd. 
 
 < >ur XcAv Mistress. L., n. <h Gd. 
 
 iu'jMited Chan<,'eling, or three seyenth years two centuritis ago. 2v. 
 
 L., 1889. ♦)(!. 
 Richard the Fearless. N. V., ISoG. i>4d. 
 Two Sides of the Shield. "J v. L , 1885. Gd. 
 
 Unknown to History, a story of captivity of Mary of Sfotland. 2y. 
 L., 188-2. «(1. 
 Pidlcr (Isaac). I'rofessions, Literature, Manners, and Kniigration, in 
 
 United States and Canada, 183-2. L., 1833. 39(1. 
 Pidler (T. Claxton). Bridge Construction. L., 1887. iM. 
 Fielding (Henry). Select AVorks. With Life liy W. Watson, v. 1 
 (Life, and History of Adventures of Joseph Andrews and liis friend Mr. 
 Al»raliain Adams. ) Kdin., 1818. ISa. 
 Piguier (Louis). Human Kace. L., 1872. 14c. 
 Pindlater (Charles). Agriculture of County of Ueehle.s. Kdin., 1802. 
 
 481). 
 FiNK .Vhts. Si'h Akts (Fine). 
 Fi.vi,.\xu. Xortlnnn Circuit; or hrief notes of Sweden, F., and Russia. 
 
 Cambridge, 18()-2. '28a. 
 Finn (dames). liyeways in Palestine. L., 1868. 18e. 
 
 Stirring Times, or records from Jerusalem cousidar chronicles, 1853-56. 
 -2v. L., 1878. le. 
 FisH-iiREEoiNc. BiH-fiw (U.) Fisli in Rivers and Streams : breeding, iVc. 
 
 U, 1S48 44e. 
 Fi>)iiEs. Sirainaon (W.) Natural History of F., Aniphihians, and Reptiles. 
 2v. L., 1838. 44a. 
 WiHHj (J. G.) Illustrated Natural Histoiy : (v. ?>) Reptiles, F., \:c. 
 L., w. d. 2e. 
 
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FISH ES FLORENCE. 
 
 Fishes — Co)dinueil. 
 
 Y(bir'H(W.) History of British K. l'v. L., 1841. 46(1. 
 
 S>'f alio Fisu-Breeding ; — Fishing; — Xaturai, History: Zou- 
 i.o<)Y ;— Whales. 
 FiSHix«i. Barri/ ( W ) Moorland and .Stream, with notes and luosc idyls 
 (111 shooting and trout Hsliing. L., 1871. 171). 
 Dan/ (Sir H.) Salmonia, or days of fly-fishing. By an An,L;lir. 1.., 
 
 1829. 46a. 
 Per/'i/ ( M. H. ) .Sea an<l River Fisheries of New Brunswick. Fri'ili lic- 
 
 ton, 1«52. 4»Jc. 
 R,i,)x>'rflt (H. B.) (lame Fish of Northern I'nited States and I'.iitish 
 
 Provinces. N. V., 1866. 4-2a. 
 Senior (W.) By Stream and Sea: hook for wanderers and anu'ltis. 
 
 L., 1877. le. 
 Walfn)) (I.) cf Cotton (C ) Complete Angler. \.., n. >1. 28a. 
 Whifehnr.it (F. F.) Hark Away : skettthes of hunting, coacliing, li>li- 
 ing, (fee. L., 1879. Ic. 
 
 On the (Irampian Hills : shooting, salmon ami trout tishing, \c I.., 
 1882. Ic. 
 WiUiDi (J.) Rod and (lUn : treatises on angling and sliHotiiig. Kilii:.. 
 1844. 17a. 
 Nott. — A list of works on angling will he found on p. '279-88 of this woik. 
 FiTCH (John, 174.U>S). W<'4r<,tt (T.) Life of F., inventor of the stcani- 
 
 Iwat. Ph., 1857. 42b. 
 Fitzgerald (I'erey). Clrcat Canal at Suez. 2v. L., 1S70. lOe. 
 
 Keml)les ; aeeount of Kemhle family, including Lives of Mr.s. Siddnus 
 
 O'f'lSarah Kenible), and John Philip Kendile. 2v. L., 1871 (?) I'kI. 
 Life and Adventures of Alexander i)umas. 2v. L, 1j?73. l.")d. 
 FiTZHERBERT ( Mri. Mary Anne, W''*^ Smvthe ; iirii-att'lij marrii'il fn tin- 
 Princf of Wa/ex, a/ferirnr(L Gfonfi- IV., 17-Ji!-lS37). Lawidale (C.^ 
 Memoirs of Mrs. F. L., 1856. 111). 
 See alKii (Ieohge IV. 
 Pitzosborne (Sir Thomas). Letters on several Suhjects. L., 1748. 
 
 431). 
 Fitz Roy (Robert) (iNil (itlii^itt. Surveying Voyages of H. M. S. " Advrn- 
 
 ture"and "Beagle," 1826-36. 3v. and Appendix to v. 2. L., 1839. 40( . 
 Flavel (dohn). Divine Conduct. L., 1809. 45a. 
 
 Saint Indeed. L., n. d. (re'-eiif.) 44b. 
 Flaxman (John). Lectures on Sculpture. L., 1829. 28d. 
 Fleming (Sandford). England and Canada : summer tour between "Id 
 and New Westminster. L., 1884. Ic. 
 
 Fletcher ( Tohn). 5'e Beaumont (F.) 
 
 Fleury de Chaboulon (Pierre Alexandre Kdouard). Memoirs of 
 
 Napoleon in 1815. 2v. L., 1820. 9a. 
 Flint (Timothy). History and (leography of Mississijipi Valley, e/r. -Jv. 
 
 in 1. Cincinnati, 1833. 46b. 
 Florence. l)vf(i(B.) The Tuscan Repubhcs—?\, '^•. L., 1892. l;i. 
 Real and Ideal : characters and works of art and nature in F. and 
 Rome. 2v.. L., 18«. 461). 
 See alxo Italy. (140) 
 
FLORIAX FORSYTH. 
 
 Plorian (Joan Pierre Claris dc). National Koniancos. fr. C. HerJinan. 
 
 L., 1828. 391). 
 Fi.oKihA. Irriuij (T.) Conijuest of F., l)y HcriKUido dc Soto. N. Y., 
 
 ISoT. '28iv. 
 I'l.owKits. ,sVt! Botany f — Ili)HTitrr/rrnK. 
 Flown > ( Lan<,'ua<,a* of). Sc*' Waterman (C. II.) 
 
 Pogg (^^ '11'="" IVrrv). Aral)i.'5tan : travels throuyli Kgvi>t, Ailiia, and 
 
 IVisia. L., 1875. 13e. 
 Pontenelle (F»'rnard le Bovier de). Week's Conversation on Plurality 
 
 (,f Woil.lis. L., 1737. 43ii. 
 Fooii. A.M) Akt OH l)iN'iX(i. D(>ra)i (J.) Table Traits. X. Y., 1855. 171>. 
 Ji>afreH(in(J. C.) Book about the Table. 2v. L., 187o. 15e. 
 Y-j^etablc Substances used for Fnod of Man. (Lih. Enf. Knoir.) 
 
 L, li^32. 25K 
 See (il-«i Domestic Fooxomv. 
 F.M.i.s (Court'. I)(>ran(J.) History of fJourt F. L., 1IS5,S. 43d. 
 PorbeS (Alexander). California. L, 1839. 39e. 
 Forbes (Archibald). My Fxperionces of AVar between France and 
 
 (lermaiiy. 2v. L., 1871. l()e. 
 Forbes (< Gordon S.) Wild Life ill Canara and Ganjani. L., 1885. lb. 
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 Hatton (Ilarol.l Fiii(;li-). A.lviiiic' Au.stnilia I L., l8Sr». 11,. 
 Haupt (llt'iiuaii). Tlicorv of Hiiflj,'!' CoiL-^tnictioii. N. Y., lst;:{. i7l,. 
 Havki.ik K {Sir Henry, Kuij. i/enera/ in IwHa, 1 7 '■>■'>- 1 S-'t? ). lirnrl. ( ly^ 
 
 Sketcli of Sit II. H. '.V. v., 1858. 431). />H/*//m/^ .'.sv,. 
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 Havergal (Frances Hi.llev). I'oetieal Works. N. V., ISO.S. P.M. 
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 Fnr liix uorhh, .sw Fici njx. 
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JEHROLI) JOANNA. 
 
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JWELYN JOSEPHUS. 
 
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 Koch (Charle.s W.) Tiie Crimea ; with vi.sit to ( Kles.^a. L, liS.')5. 4?a, 
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 Irelaml. N. V., 1844-. 'Me. 
 
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 2e. 
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LAW I.AWSOX. 
 
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 Maxims, I'riiK'iple.s or Rules, Detinitions, ^:c. , in L, , and E(|uity. L. , 1824 
 47b. 
 
 Ho/max (D.) Course of Legal Study. I'h., 1^40. 47f. 
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 Lee (Mi'x. llann.di F.) Familiar Sktitches of Scnlptnre and Sculptors. 
 
 Anon. 2v. B., 18r)4. 41a. 
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 Lee (Holme), p-o'wf., — Harriet Parr. For h'-r Hiir<'/.i^ x^e FirrioN. 
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 Lees (James Arthur) aii<f Clutterbuck (W. J.) B. C. 1887 : a raud.le 
 
 in British Columbia. L. , 1S88. Ic. 
 Lefevre (Andn''). Marvels of Achitecture. \Yith chapter on English 
 
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 LeCISLATIVE LlHRARY OF NoVA Sc'nTIA. aS''' NoVA ScOTIA. 
 
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 L., IS70. I7e. 
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 K.Hn., 1875. Ue. 
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 481.. 
 
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 Ailventme in Polar Seas and Regions. Kilin., 1835. 41a. 
 
 Siuiit'. F>.. \m-i. 41f. 
 
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 N. Y., 1846. 28c. 
 
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 141). 
 
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 L., 1812. 44a. 
 
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 if tncl ittle-f all rf'<jions caxtirard of Italy, ai far as the Euphrates and (he Nile.] 
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 (^prus and Constantinople. L., 1880. le. 
 Cnr::<m (It ) Visits to Monasteries in the L. X. Y., 1849. 41(1. 
 nniiio.r (G. L. I).) Diarv <if Tour in (^ireece, Turkey, Egypt, ami the 
 
 Holy Land. 2v. L., 1842. 40a. 
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 Kgypt an<l the Holy Land. L., 1841. 23a. 
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 Set' also East (The), anil lh>' rarwu.-< countriex im-hnled in the 
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 LeTVis (Matthew (Jregory). Journal of a West India Proprietor, during 
 residence in Jamaica. L., 1834. 39e. 
 
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MACII.WAIX MACMILLAN. 
 
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 18o8. ISe. 
 Sirain-ton (W. ) X. Z. and its colonization. L., 18.")9. \;V\. Dni'li- 
 
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 Thonixon (A. S.) Story of N. Z. v. 2. /. >r. 12e. 
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 Xol.lpfL.L.) After Icebergs with a Painter. X Y., 18G1. 40a. 
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 America. I-., 1S<>7. le. 
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 Half Century of ConHict. 2v. P,., lS!t2. 2c. 
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 ///////.< (II. l>.) .loiuncy tlirou<,'h N., &.v. L., is:'>7. 391. 
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 2. /hsrHpfire (nid Misrclhint'Dnx W'nrhx. 
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 ^^OVA SuoTiA (History) — C^nfitiufil. 
 
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ON'TAHIO OHNITH<)L(KiY. 
 
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 Ciiiiii.la. L., lt*;W. 4.'{(1. 
 
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 'ISA.' 
 
 H'wl (Sir F. li.) Nanativ.'. L.. 18:?'J. Uc 
 
 K<'porl oil I'liblic 1 )t'partiiit'nt.s of I'loviucf (of rji[ici('iiiiaila). Tor- 
 onto, !«;«)( ?) 
 
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 ^iV-<' (t/xo ('anaoa (I •oiniiii(iii) ; -Canaha (I'loviiico). 
 Opie (Mrs. Amelia),—//'' Alderson. Now Tales, v. :i. L., 1818. 
 ■241). 
 
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 Okkod.v, U. S. a. (irtn'ii/iiiif ( l{.) History of ( ). and California. 15., 
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 Wilb's ((;.) llistorvofo. X. v., 1S4."). 41f. 
 
 O'Rell ( Max), i>s<-wi. Srr Blouet (P.) 
 
 Orford (Horace Walpole, -if/i K(irl i-j\ arl rriflr^ >ri/, ,■(,.-., I717-'J7). 
 
 ( 'oii'e.spfiiiiU'iut'. ."iv. L: , 1637. 43f. 
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OKXITHOLOfJY PAINTINO. 
 
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 Page (Thomas .1.) LaPlata, Argentine Confederation, and Paraguay. 
 
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PAINTING PALESTINE. 
 
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 Reyn()I,i>s (Sir ,1.) 
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PALEY PARIS. 
 
 Paley (William), ^foval ami Political Philosopliy. J2v. L., 1818. 44e. 
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 »s'rt///^. Hartford, 1847. 47a. 
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 century. 
 
 Panama. Fa/>'->i.< (J. W.) Life on the Isthmus. j,v. (hnincl irif/i Moui- 
 
 'joiiury's " !^i/i- on. thi Border"). X. V., IS.j.S. l"Je. 
 Pananti (Feli[.»pe[.'], o//-7'/r'V/'-c). Residence in Algiers '''/. K. I!la<)uior('. 
 
 L,, 18:i0. 4(tg. 
 Pandurang Hari, or memoirs of n Hindoo. (Py T. 11. (tttlev.) 3v. L., 
 
 18-26. 27a 
 PAi'ER-iiAX(iiN'(;. Airo/r.-^/1/it/, (J.) Paperdianger's C'om[)anion. Ph., 1890. 
 
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 Parables ok New Testament. Guflin'<' (T.J V e Paraldes read in light 
 
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 Darif (J. C.) Letters from Paraguay. L., 1805. 40a. 
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 1827. 43(1. ' 
 
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 1840. 14a. 
 
 City of the 8ultan, 183(3. 2v. in 1. Ph., 1337. 13a. 
 Eitisodes of French History, during Consulate and First Empire. 2v. 
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 Loui.s XIV and Court of France in 1 7tli century. 3y. L., 1849. 9(L 
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 Paris (dohn Ayrton). Life of Sir H. I )ayy. 2y. L., 1831. 42o. 
 
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PARIS PARKMAN. 
 
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 H'd'J (Sir F.) Faynot of French Sticks, or Paris in 1S.")1. X. Y., 
 
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 J<'i-r<>J<l (H.) CMiihhpii of Lntitia. l^v. L., 18(U. 17.'. 
 
 Xoti . — The re.sult of liis travels among the poor, the ohl, ami the deseiteil 
 of Paris. 
 
 Milrhi'll (I). C.) Battle Suninicr : jM-rsonal (iliscrvatinn in Paris^ 
 
 1S4S. Hy Ik .Marvel r/'<"/r/.; X. V.. l.So.T •_'7ii. 
 (fShm (J. A.J An Iron-honnd (.'ity. 2v. L., ISStj. Id. 
 
 A'o/p.- Pari" <Iuriiig the .siege. 
 Paris under tlie ( 'oianiune (1871). ( l)ni(lifli:<^ hi/ J. Liiiilifnit.) f. a-. 
 
 l.Sa. 
 Paris, and its Knvirdii* : st;ries (ji Pictuies(jue Views. The drawings 
 
 iiMile under direction of Mr. Pugin and engraved under superintendance of 
 
 C. Healli. L., IS-jncO .SSe. 
 Paris and its liistorical scenes. ( LUi. Ent. Kimw.) 2v. L., 1831. 
 
 ;,)b. 
 
 Sala((i.A.) Paris herself again in 1878-*). 2v. P., 1870. le. 
 Saiiilers(/u (J.) American in Paris. 2v. Ph.. 18-17. 40e. 
 S/i"/)j)<irif (y.) Shut u]) in Pari.s. L., 1871. 13a. 
 rri>lln,„'(F.) Paris and tlie Parisian.-^, 183."). X. V., 183G. 41f. 
 Parival (-1.) Historic ('•-•/'■j <if this Iron Age : .state of Kuroiie in 1500. 
 
 /;•. H. Harris*, '.'nd e<l. L., Ki.ii). 43e. 
 P.\|{k (.Mungo). Life and Travels of M. Park. .',v. (hnmul irith J'(tr/,ri'i-- 
 
 " Journey l)fi/oii(l IiOi'kij Moiiiifaiiis" ). Kdin., ISMS. •JOe. 
 Parker (lliram). llaruiouy of .Vges : relations Iw^ween conditions of 
 
 man :inil ehaiacter of(iod. !»., 1 8.")(!. 4(!a. 
 Parker (-1//'-'. Helen Fildi). Discoverers and Pi')ne(,'rs of America. X. 
 
 v., 18«)(». 4H1.. 
 Parker (Kicliartl (Iroen). .Vids to Knglish C'oni[)Ositi(tn. X. Y., 1851. 
 
 41 ig. 
 Parker (Sanoud). .lournev heyoud Rocky ^lountains, 1835-57. .Vv- 
 
 Kdin., 1841. 4()e. 
 Parkes (Jo.se])h). statutes and < )rders of Court of Chancery, ami 
 
 .">Uiliite Law of Real Property of State of Xew York. L. , 1S3<». 47o. 
 Parkes (Sammd). Chemical Ks.says. 5v. L., 1815. 3'Ja. 
 Parkman ( Francis). Cons]iiracy of Pontiac and Indian ^Var after Coii- 
 
 ((uest of Canada. 2v. B.,lSiV2. 2c. 
 
 Count Frontenac and Xew F>ance under Louis XIV. li., 1802. 2c. 
 Half-century of Conflict. 2v. K, 1SI)2. 2c. 
 desuits in Xortli America in 17th century. 1!., 1892. 2c. 
 La Salle and the Discoverv of the (ireat'West. P,., 1892. 2c. 
 Montcalm and AVolfc. 2 v. P... 1892. 2c. 
 (»ld K/gime in Canada. P., 1892. 2c. 
 
 Oregon Trail : sketclies of I'rairie and Kocky-^Iountain Life (ix IS^O). 
 H., 1893. -'c. 
 
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I'A RKM AN i'E A KSOX. 
 
 P/.RKMAX (l)i: (nHn<;c, irUl-lSJ/.l). KeiM.it of Trial cf I'rof. .Inhii W . 
 
 \Vel)sier, indicted for Murder of l)r. I'cirkiiiaii, before Supreme .Tudioial 
 
 ("ouit of Massacliusetts, Boston, March It), 1850. Reporteil l>v J- W. Stoin- 
 
 H., 18.j(). 40d. 
 Parkyns (Maii^tifld). Life in Aliyssiiiiii. 'Jv. N. V., 1804. lol.. 
 I'ark-y's Panorama, or Curiositii's <if Naturt' and Art, History ami I>i(\y;rai)liy. 
 
 id. S. (i. (ioodricli. Cincinnati, 1861. 41g. 
 Parliamentary Aneedotes. i<e>^ Jennings (<'■. 11.) 
 Pailiamentarv or Constitutional History of Kny:lantl. "Jnd ed. v. 1-4, 7-24. 
 
 L., 17t)-2. 4Sii. 
 Parr (Harriet), — •' llolnn^ Lee," fi.itri/'l. F<ir ht-r nnrel.-', "fn Lee (Holme) /// 
 
 Fiction. 
 Parry (damliier). The Story of Dick. N. V., 1892. 6g. 
 Parry (William). Last Days of Lord Pyr.m. L., 18-2."). L'^a. 
 Parry (William Edward). Second Voya,i,'e for J)iseuverv of Xdrth-We.st 
 
 Passafre, 18-21-2;i, in H. M. S. " Fury'" and "Heda.'" i/, 1824. 40g. 
 P.-.HTiiiA. IhnrliHsn,, (G.) Partliia. [..,1893. la. 
 Partington (Charles Frederick). British Cyclopaedia of iJiograpliv. 'Jv. 
 
 L., 18S7. •28d. 
 
 Manual of Xatinal and Kxiifrimental l'liilosoi>liy. L., n. it. 47a. 
 Parton (dames). General l>utler in New ( »rleans. N. V., 1804. 4")e. 
 Pascal (l>laise) Provini^ial Letter-s. \. Y., 185G. 41e. 
 Passtimiis. -SVe Si-uhts. 
 
 Pastokai. Work. S^e Minishhks a.ni> thk Ministuv. 
 
 PATA(i(iMA. liiirou (J.) Lo.ss of the "Wager" on coast of Patagonia, 
 1740-4(i. ' L., 18.T2. 4.3a. 
 
 ('uNiii>i;//iaiii ( R. ().) Natural Hi.story of Strait of Magellan and west 
 
 coast of Patagonia, l8()6-()9. Kdin., IsVl. i3d. Duplirnff:, .Hi//. 
 Musf,'r.-<((;. C.J At Hnme with tlie I'ntagonians. L., 1871. 13e. 
 
 J)lip/iro/i , 4"''- 
 
 Patents. Kepertory of Patent Inventions, v. (>. L., 1828. 39c. 
 
 S'--'^ (ifx'i Scientific American. 
 Paterson (K. K.) Familiar Science. Paltinn.re, 18.");5. 471). 
 Paton(A. A.) Hiyhlands and Islan.ls of the Adriatic. 2v. L., 1849. 
 
 1.3d. 
 Patterson (< Icorge). Historv of Countv of Pictou, X. S. Montreal, 
 
 1877. .38c. 
 Pal-1. (Fafh>'r). S'-" Sahi-i (Paolo). 
 Pai-i, V. i,>o/,i-, Caniillo Borghese, /H.'-lUJl). TrnJh.p, (T..\.) Paul 
 
 the pope, and Paul the friar. L., 18()1. 17a. 
 Paul's Letters to liis Kinsfolk. ^SV^- Scott (Sir W.) 
 Paxton (.lame.s). Stu<ly of Human Anatomy. L., 1831. 43c. 
 Payn (.lames). Fur lii.< /lore/s^ .<>-e Fiction*. 
 Peabody (Klizahetli Palmer). Chronological Hi.story of the United 
 
 States. N. v., 1S.")I). 4.31). 
 Peard (Frances Mary). For her w>ri'h. .<^c Fiction. 
 Pearson (Fmma .Nfaria) nwf Maclaughlin (L. K.) ()m- Adventure.'* 
 
 during War of 1870. 2v. L., 1871. l.ui. 
 
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PECK i'p:nn. 
 
 Peck ((n'Kixc W.) MolboiiriH', nnil tin- ( "liiiichii Islniuls, witli Skotchos 
 of Lima, and Voyage roiiucl World. \. V., ]H'i4. 28a. 
 
 I'KEiii.Ks FliKllat'r (C.) A^i'icultuiv of Cniiiitv of Pdihlcs. Kdiii., ISO*-'. 
 481). 
 
 "Peel ( Si r MuU'vX, Kinj. 4iit>'x, , inn, i:\SS-l8oO). Dalliwi ( H. L. liiihrer, 
 lord). Sir H. Peel. L., 1874. Jod. 
 Mfinuirs of Sir K. I'cfl. I>v author of " Liff of I Hikt- of Wellington." 
 2v. L., 1S4-J. lOo. ' 
 
 ThuMiehl (J. R.) J'et'l. L., 18'J:3. L'a. 
 Peei{A<;k .\Nl) I5.M{onkta<;k. liurl.i' (J.) ( M'lU'aloyiial and Heraldic Dic- 
 tionary of Peerage and lJaionet;tge of Hritisli Empire. L., 1S40. 8c. 
 lk'li,i'tt'(J.) l5aron<da-;c of Knoland. 2v. L., 1.S-J4. 7a. 
 l'(M*ra<,'(' (d" (Ircat IJritain and Ireland. I'v. L., 18:^(5. 7a. 
 
 Xoli . — An tiiese larit two works are not arranged al|)lial)etit.-ally, the 
 reailer will find it nei'essary to considt llie index near liie iieginning of the 
 tirsit volume of each. 
 
 S'r (ihn ( Iknkai.ocY. 
 Pegge ('""^ainutd). .Vncfdott's of En-lisli I>«in-ua;4V. L., 1^14. 4()c. 
 Curialia Misccdlanca, or Anecdotes of Olil Times. L., LSIS. 4*)c. 
 PegOt-Ogier (Ku;.,'i'-ne). The FortiHiate Isles, or the Canaries. 'Jv. L., 
 
 1S71. 13d. Diiidirnti, 4'il,. 
 Pellew (Kdwiinl). S'-i' ExmOUth ( Vi^ronnt). 
 Pellew {(icor;.fc). In Castle and Cahin, or Talks in Ireland in 1S87. X. 
 
 \tk L., ISSS. . Ic. . , ' 
 
 PelliCO da SalwzZO (Silvio). Mv Iniprisonments : Memoirs. L., 
 
 i8.sr.. -isi.. 
 Pembroke (< ieor<,'e Rohort Charles Herbert, AW// i>f) ax'i Kingsley 
 
 ((;. H. ) South Sea l>ul)l)le.«. (Shlrhis in Soriifi/ Inlands.) By the Earl 
 ('o/ /'o«/<ro/v> and the Doctor f'.'. //. Kihijs'iyj. L., 1872. 14c-. Duplkate., 
 
 I'kninsui.am AV.\|{, 1807-14. Jiatfii (li.) Camiiai^n in Western Pyrenees 
 
 and Soiitii of France, 1813-14, under Wellington. I.., ISl'.S. 4-2g. 
 HaiiiiHiiu (T.) Annals of Teninsnliir (.'ami)ai,i.,'ns, 1808-14. Aikdi. 
 
 :W. VaUu., 18-'(). 15a. 
 Hejini ( W. ) Events of Military Life: service in Peninsular War, 
 
 France, <>•■. 'Jv. I.., 1843. 7a. 
 L'W/t (J.) sketches id' Life of ,ui ( >ld Soldier, duriii:.;' service in West 
 
 Indies, at Copeidiagen, in the Peninsulii, &c. L., 1831. loc. 
 Lntiiliiii'hrni (('. W. Vtnii\ iitan/uix <i/J. Narrative of Peninsular War, 
 
 1808-13. ' L., 1820. Ifia. 
 Ma.iirell ( W. H.),"!. Peninsular Sketches. I>y Actors on the Sceiie. 
 
 '2v. I.., 1845. 151). 
 ya/iier ( W. F. P.) History of War in the Peninsula, and south of 
 
 France, v. 3-(i (l«<''->-l-*)- t., 1831. Kih. 
 Slicrer (M.) Recollections (d' the Peninsula. (1809-13.) A)(i»i. L., 
 
 18-24. Itil). 
 Soufh'n (li.) History of Peninsular War. v. 1-4. L., 1828. Ifib. 
 Si'p (ifxi> Fra.vce : — Spain. 
 Penn (Cianville). Bi(jscope, or dial of life explained. L., 1814. 44a. 
 
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I'EXX I'EHIOinCALS. 
 
 Penn (William, /oumhr of I'onixiilrania, KS.^-l ^ IS ). Xo Cross, No 
 
 Crown. L.,'l806. 44(i. 
 C/ar/.:<"n ( T. ) Momoir.s of rciiii. 2v. L., ISl.'i. 42.1. 
 Pennant (Tliomas). Ilritish ZiH>]o<^\. V. 1 (ilnwlruin'ih ij- liinl^), 3 
 
 ( Iti pliles it- Fi>ihi-x), A (Crn-'lacffi, Molhisra, ^- Ti'<lH<-in ). \.., iSl'i. 47ii. 
 Pennecuik (Ali'.\aii(l('i'). Works, (•(iiitaiiiiiig description of Twet'tlilalc, 
 
 iiiiil Poems. Leith, 1815. 43<1. 
 IVimy .Maoaziiii', 18:U-:?."), 18.3f<-:'.;», 1842. nv. !>.,/•.</. :?4- 
 I'ENor.oiJY. TnUivl,- (\V.) IV'iiolo^'ical ami Preventive I'rineiiili's. L., 
 
 188!t. "id. 
 S''" (iliid I'mso.vs. 
 pKNTAiKLTii. Cliiiilinin ( S. ) The IVutatcueli illustiatod. L., I8l.^. Hul. 
 People's Journal, v. 1, 3, 4. L., 1S40-184-. 34<r. 
 PepyS ^ />"'''/ Charlotte). .lournev on a Plank from Kiev to Kaux-P.niinos, 
 
 185!». -Ix. L., 18()(). LSI). 
 PepyS (Sanniel, Ktuj. iji'iithmnDi^ i/ii.<!<ij,, (iml fnH)i<>issiiii\ /'>■! .' I i^o.l ). 
 
 Diary ( Ki.'ilt-en) iind C'orrespoiuleiict.', in ii-igii of ("liarlcs II. and .lani'^s !■ 
 
 With life and note.'* i>y Lord Mraylirookf. 4v. I'll.. 18d(). Hia. 
 Perceval (<leor<fe). History of Italy. 2v. L., 182.*). 8(1. 
 Pkk(KV.\i, (Spencer, Kin/. sft(fi'si,i(i)i, 17<>'^-1S1 J ). Waljinh- ( S.) Life of 
 
 Perceval; including liis C'oi're.spondciiee. 'iv. L. , 1874. lOe. 
 Percy (Tlionias). Reli^pies of . Ancient Knglish I'oeti v. v. 1. L., ITii". 
 
 43) >. 
 
 Percy Anecdotes. Sr,- Byeriey ('1'.) <iii<i Robertson (-1. C) 
 
 Periodicals. 
 
 List of I'khiouk ai,s. 
 X^ For full t )iir>c< of Ihi- f'ollou-ivii li/lfs, (he rtaihr is rif m il lo fhi- i/i hi ral al/ifirt- 
 
 litl. I/iilirs are n^id (o dmnfi thai a itHUja'.iin /< sulisrrihid far nl I hi fin si hi 
 
 lime. 
 
 Ainswortirs Mag. Colonial Mag. Illustrated Lon(U)n New;*. 
 
 AH Ihf Viar lloHml. Coruhill Mnij. International Monthly NLig. 
 
 American Journ. of Science Country dentleinans Mag. KnickerLockei. 
 
 ana Arts. Di-mor^si's Maij. Lci^^Hrc Hour. 
 
 Analeclic Mag. Dublin University Mag. L'q>jiiiiroli' ^ .1/";/. 
 
 Anjosy. Eclectic Afag. Littcll's Living Age. 
 
 Alliena-um Kdiid)in'gh Mag. London. 
 
 Allaiilir Moitlhli/. Kdinl)urgli Kov. I^oudnn Sorliii/. 
 
 /ie/i/rarla. Knglishwonums Domestic Macinillan's >Iag. 
 
 Beutley's Miscellany. Mfig. Mayilower, or Ladies" Aca- 
 
 Blaokwood's Edin. Mag. Family Frier.d. dian Mag. 
 
 Hoir Hills ll'tihlji. Fdinily H<rnld. Merchants" Mag. 
 
 British Army & Navy Rev. Foreign (^'iiarterly Rev. Metrojxilitan. 
 British North .\mur. Mag. Frniik Lislii's I'op. Moiilhli). Mirror. 
 
 Builder. Frasers Mag. Munrifs Maij. 
 Canadian Review. GentleniansMag. (.Selections New England -Mag. 
 
 Canadian Ma;/. from). New Monthly Mag. and Hu- 
 
 Casxt-U's Fami/i/ Mai/. (^ood Words. morist. 
 
 Cenhiry Illnslro.lid Maij. Harper's liazar. New (^)uarterly Rev. 
 
 Chandters's Journal. Harper's Ma;/. Niiietenilh Ci uhirij. 
 
 Christian Miscellany. Harper's Yoiui;/ People. North .\merican Rev. 
 Christian Observer. Hogg"s Weekly Instructor. North I'.iitish Rev. 
 
 Church of England Mag. Household Words. Once a Week. 
 
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I'EKIODICALS I'EHU 
 
 pKKioi)iCAi.is — Coufhiueil. 
 
 Penny Mit>g- Hetrospeclive Rev. 'laits Kdinlmrjjh Mag. 
 
 People's .Journal. Hi ritir of Ririi irs. Tntii>/< liar. 
 
 Popular Srit iin Moiilhhj. St. James's Mag. Tin.-ik'y.-5' Mag. 
 
 ProvinL'ial, or Halifax .\Ion-.SV. Xi<'hola<. 'I'itaii. 
 
 thly Mag. St. Paul s Mag. We-stinin-stei- Rev. 
 
 I'uiicli. Scientific ,\merii;ui. Weldon's Register of Facts 
 
 Putnam's M<nillily Mag. Srril>ii<r'x M'l'j. and Oi;currences. 
 
 Quaiterly Rev. Sixpenny Mag. Votain Laditx' JoiiriinJ. .^ 
 i^iiirt-r. 
 
 Perley ( Mast's Ilciuyi. Iicports oil Sen and RiviT Fi.-^liorifs of Now 
 Rtiiuswick. Kredericton, lS7-)'2. 46c. 
 
 Perrier (Amelia). A Wintci ill >r«>roc("(). L., 1873. 14f. 
 
 rKiiKY ( ('iiiniiiixhin- Mattlu'W Calln-aith). Kxpeilitioii. /SV-- Ha'Wks (F. \..) 
 
 Pkksi.\ Ih'tijaniiii (S. (i. W.) Persia. ( Hisfurlcal.) !>., 1S'.»1. la. 
 
 J)U<-/rii/'//i(iiii (J. H.) Travels in As>yria, Media, and I'er.-ia. I'v. I>., 
 
 183o'. .S!lc. 
 Fiii/i/f]]'. P.) .Vialiistan : travels tlinniL;]! KL;v|it, Aialiia, and Persia. 
 
 L., 187.'). l.Sc. 
 K<>t::i'hn>' (M. n,„) .Lmrney into P<Tsia. 1S17. E/., iSli). 41f. 
 Oliriri- ((1. A.) Travels in ( Ittoniaii Knipiro, Kgypt, and Persia. 2v. 
 L., ISdl. 4(le. 
 
 Pnlll„if,,u(J.C.G., ■■I^r^init). Hal/ round the Old World- ton- in 
 
 Russia, I'eisia, ivc, lS().")-(i(!. L., ISUT. l.'k'. 
 lia>/<r:iii (Z. A.) Media. Paltyloii, ami Persia. ( IIi--<fi>rii-al. ) L., 
 
 'lS!)l. la. 
 
 aiiahainat AH. Sikhs and Afniians in eonne.vion ( si<- ) witli India ami 
 Persia, immediately before and after death of Raiijeet Singli. L. , 1S47. 
 Kia. 
 
 Sketches of Persia. From journals of a Traveller in the Fast. 2v. 
 
 L., 1827. .S91>. 
 Sanx. 2v. L. K^2S. 2Sa. 
 Vauy ( \V. S. W.) Nineveh and Perscpolis : historical sketch of 
 
 Ancient Ass3ria and Persia. L. , 18r)l. 441>. 
 
 l*KHSt.\X LrrKI!.\Tri!E. aSV'- f/n- in, ,■/,:•< nf Sadl. 
 
 1'ek.si'Kctivi:. l)iiri,.< (C.) Shades and Shadows, and Linear Porsjiective. 
 N. v., 1S3-2. -'Sd. 
 Kirhji (J.) 1)1. Pn^ok Taylor's ^lethod of Persijoctive compavod with 
 Sirigatti's. h\. (Iiouml irif/i Klrlit/'" Ptr-^pirfire ). L., ii. d. (17 — VI 43g. 
 
 (Por-^poctive.) U. f. ": (17—?) 43^;. 
 Nirhohon (P.) Kudinieiits of Practical Perspective. L, IS;!."). 47h. 
 ^V^' al.-<i) l)UA\viN'(i. 
 
 .l*EUTiisiiiiiE. S<'()Ti..\M). Iinhirfsnh (J.) Agrictilturc of Perth. Perth, 
 
 1813. 48d. 
 I'euu. Haii/li (S.J Buenos Ayres, Chili, and Peru. L., 1831. 13e. 
 
 Ha// (B.J .lournal on Coasts of Chili, Peru, ^-c. 2v. ]'.., 18:U. 
 4 Id. 
 
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PEHU PHUEN'OLOCJV. 
 
 Pehu — OniUuni'il. 
 
 Prexc»ff (W. H.) Histoiy (.f (Jonque^^t of I'liu. liv. \. V., 1848. 
 38cl. 
 SanH'. V. 2. N. Y.. 1847. ;58<1. 
 
 l..,'i7<L-<. :iSl.. 
 Petherick (J"lui). KLrypt, the Snuiliin, anA ('•■iitral .Vfricii. Kdiii. vV; 
 L..18BI. 14<-. 
 nn'f {Mrs. n. n.) Travels in Central AtVirii. I'v. 1,., 18(ii». 14c. 
 Peter's Lettiirs to liis kinsfolk. See Lockhart (-1. <;.) 
 Petua. Kiini^-ar (J. H.) Caii'o, l'etra,anil 1 >anias<iis, in IS.'V.I. 1/., 1841. 
 
 41(1. 
 pETRAKf'A "/• ]>ErRAH( 11 ( Fiance.s(.(i, ItiOinn ii'ni., Iln'r^^)- <'aiiiiili< II ^ T. } 
 
 Life of Pclnncli. 'Jv. L, 1841. lie. 
 Pfeijffer (Ma). .lonmev to leeland, and Travels in Sweden and XoiWiiy. 
 iv. ( Lih. Popular trav.lx, r. J.) N. V., lS5-_>. ]2e. 
 Lady's Vova-e nMni-l th.' World. X. V., lS.-)2. 171.. 
 Last Travels! N. V., 1861. 41e. 
 
 Visit to Holj Land, K^'ypt, and Italy. L., 18.-) -J. 18e. 
 Visit to Iceland and the Soamlinavian Xortli. L., 1S.">:{. \^^■. Du- 
 p/i'dte, .'fir. 
 
 Phelps ( Mrx. Alinira Hart Lincoln). (Jlieniistry. N. V., 184"). 471». 
 Pliiladelphia Society for Proinoting .\;,'ricnltnie. Memoirs. 4v. I'k., 
 
 LSI.')- 18. 48<L 
 Phiup IL (Ki)i.i of S/xdii, l.',J7-!iS). /'r<srn/f (W.H.) History '>f 
 
 Reign of Pliilif. H. 3v. H., 1855. 3Sd. 
 Wal.-'nn (11) History of Philip 11. :}v. L., l8l-_>. 7d. 
 Philip (A. P. Wilson). Kxiicrimental Inqniry into Laws of Vital 
 
 Functions. L., IS'JH. 4()e. 
 PHii.irriXE Islands. La (iinnii' n' ( l\ I'. <l<). Twenty Years in Philii>- 
 
 pines. N. V., 1854. li'e. 
 
 Philip's War, 167.>7G. S>'i' Church ( T.) 
 
 Phillips (Charles). Rocolloctions of CnrraiL \. Y., 1818. 4L'f. 
 
 pHiLOLotiY. Kraii)/'l''--< "/ itrt-r a hnnilri'il laut/uaij':-< irlll hr finuul in ffi 
 
 irork I literal aiuUr Lord's Pkavkr. 
 Philosophy. De Quinc(\>/ (T.) Essays on Philosoi)iiical Writers a 
 
 other men of letters. 2v. B., I860. 151). 
 Notf. — For '•o;(/' ^i'n, see autlior-entry. 
 
 U)rUp.(J.) Works. V. 1-2 (.3 wanting,'). L., 1 7r)9. 47i,'. 
 
 6'''»- aUo Kriiics ; — Mental Philosophy ; — Physics ;—'/'•, 
 Phcenicia. Rair1in.<on (ii.) I'lia-nicia. L., 1890. la. 
 PuRENoi.oiiY. Comhe (a.) Elpinents of Phreiujlogy. Kdin., 1824. 28a, 
 
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 11(1 
 
PHUEN'OLOfJY PHYSIOLOGY. 
 
 riIKKN<)l,(>(iV — Couti>ini-<l. 
 
 Scoff (W.) Ilaniioiiy <>f Plirenolof,'y witli Scripture ; slicwii in lefu- 
 tiition of pliilosopliieal errors in Coinlies " ("onstitution of Man.'" Edin., 
 1837. 2Sa. 
 
 See of"" rilYSIOGNOMY. " 
 
 Physicak Geoghai'HY. Souierrilh- (M.) Plivsical Geography. Ph., 18-50. 
 17c. 
 
 See a/so Cosmocjoxv and Cos.Moi.ixiv ; — Ocean. 
 
 Pjiysks. AniofffX.) Elements of Physics. L., 1828. 46c. 
 S,i,»". V. 1 A- y. 2, pt. 1. Ph'., lS31-:?.5. 40f. 
 8<n,»'. V. -2, pt. 1. L., l?21t. 43- 
 S<i>ne. y. 2, p. 1. Ph., 18:51. 40d. 
 Ii/(i/,e(J. L.) Coiiversations oil Natural IMiilo.sophy. L., 1822. 46(1. 
 
 San»'. P., I,s42. 461.. 
 Ffi'ijuiiiiii (J.) Lectures (Jii Mechanics, Hyilrostatics, Pneumatics, Op- 
 tics, and .Xstronomy. !>.. 1S25. 47b. 
 Frn-fi-r (T. 11.) <.)■ I)' mir ( A. ) < M'iyiii nf Creation, or Science of Matter 
 and Force, — a new system of Natural Philosophy. By T. R. F. , A. D. 
 Hiilifiix, 1S74. 17c. 
 7/(-r.--'7/''/ (J. F. W. ) Preliminary Discourse on Study of Natural 
 
 Philosoi.hy. L., 1S;^,0. 2Sl.. 
 Jiiu'sDit (J.) Elements of Science and Art: introduction to Natural 
 Philosophy and Cheniistiy. 2v. L., 1802. 28e. 
 
 Jeiilnii^'f li. (1.) Wlcit is Matter .' Bv an Inner Tomplar. L., 1869. 
 
 17e. 
 Ma.nrell (J. C.) Matter and :Motioii. L., 1876. 41f. 
 Natural r]iilos,.phy. ( Li/>. »/ F.-<>fu/ K»<»r.j 3y. L., 1820-34. 4r)f. 
 J'(irfiii'if<>/i ( C F.) Manual of Natural and Plxperimental Philosophy. 
 
 L., )(. '/. 47a. 
 Pfiterxoii ( li. K. ) Eamiliar Science. Baltimore, 1853. 471). 
 
 Scientific Irrigator : chai>ters on the physical sciences. Edin., 1829. 
 
 47a. 
 Stiwfrri/ff' (M.J Connexion of Physical Sciences. P., 1837. 46b. - 
 T/i'»ii.<i)7t (T. ) Progress of Physical Science. ].\. u. f. 47h. 
 471.. 
 .SV'>' !(].<() FoH( E ; — Heat :MEt"iiAXi('s. 
 PliYSiocNoMY. Ihinrin (C. II.) Exjiressiou of Emotion in ^fan and Ani- 
 mals. L. , 1S7-. 17c. 
 Nol>:. — Reviewed in F'diii. Review, April, 1873. 
 
 PnYsiouMiY. li'inSirC.) The Han.l. Ph., 1S35. 4.3f. 
 
 Liehiii (J. J. run, iKirnn). Animal Chemistry, or Chemistry in its 
 
 applications to Physiology and Pathology. !>. , 1843. 47b. 
 Pniuf^W.) Chemistry, Meteorology, and Digestion Ph., 1834. 
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 Rolfe (Eustace Neville) an>l Ingleby (IL) Naples in 1888. L., 1888. 
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 (;,ira~::i ( Fdth'-r A.) Lfctuifs in Nuw York. X. Y., 18o:}(?) 431.. 
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 liroob, ItiT."). Folio. 47g. 
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 many. By author of " Recollections of tlie Peninsula." L., 182(5. 401j. 
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 Si'ij aho Mauink Knoi.nkkui.m;. 
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 Wihoii (J.) Rod and (iun: treati.ses on Angling and S. Kdin., 
 
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 1 84!l. 44e. 
 
 Shuckford (Samu(d). .Sacre<l and Profane History of World coiinectod. 
 •Jv. Oxford, IS 10. 44(1. 
 
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 ".Sans Peur. ' L., ISSy le. 
 
 (•2<i8) 
 
SIAM SILLIMAX. 
 
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 China. L'v. L, IS.'Wt. 39(1. 
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SIMMONDS SLEEP. 
 
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SI.EIGH SMITH. 
 
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 Thrift. L., IS?."). 171.. 
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 Smith (< 'old win). The I'nired Slates: an ontliiie of politicd history, 
 
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SMITH — SOMElt V I LE. 
 
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 Works, ."iv. L., 1840. 18a. 
 Works. I'll., 1845. 4;i<l. 
 
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 Smith (Thomas). " Wonders of Xatuiv and Ait. v. 1-4, 7-12. L., 1803. 
 
 44a. 
 Smith (William), //•. S--'' Longinus (D.) <Mi the Sulilimu. 
 Smollett (Tid.ias (it'orgc). KxiuMlition nf Hiimphrv Clinker. (Fii-i'mu.) 
 N. Y., IcStJO. 4.1!.. 
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 Hatiu: Iv. I,., l8i>G. 371i. 
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 Memoirs of Catherine II. of Russia. N. V., hS;");") 9e. 
 
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SOMERVILLE SPAIN. 
 
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SPAIN SPANISH. 
 
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 B'ln-iiir (G.) IJiliie in S. L., 184;5. 4;"5a. 
 Cliaiiij)!!'''/ ( E. W.) Three Vassar (iirls abroad: rambles through 
 
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 Ta>iJiir ( li.) Lauds of the Saracen : pictures (jf Palestine, Asia Minor, 
 
 Sicily and S. N. V..1S()0. 4.ja. 
 Whiff (J. R.J Letters from S. Bv Don Leucadio Doblado (/»</'U>/.J 
 
 L., 182-?. 4<M. 
 Year in S. Bv a Young American, v. 2. L., 18:}1. 13b. 
 Spalding (d. Willett.) dapau, and around tlio AYorld. X. Y., 1855. 
 
 41b. 
 Spalding (^Villiam). English ^.iterature. Toronto, 1875. 41f. 
 Spaxlsh Language. Fernatt'f'':. ^.) Grammar oi S. L. L., 1809 4Gd. 
 
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SPANISH SPORTS. 
 
 Spanish Literature. Tirlnmr (G.J lli-story uf S. L. 3v. \ Y 1849 
 lOc. ' 
 
 Same. IJ., 1863. 44(1. 
 
 Sparks (.liiml). Lif<^ of licneilict Arnold. ( Lih. of Am. Bioi/. r. .J.') 
 B , 1835. 44<1. ' . . y 
 
 SrEAKi.\(i (Alt of;. S>''' Ki/.frrioN. 
 
 Spt-cfutor (The). ( Srh'ff/im.-^.) r.l. Y. Provost aiul F. W. lUagdon. X. Y.,. 
 II. d. \~th. 
 
 Xo/f.-My Addison, Steele, Biidgell, etc. 
 
 Si'EKriiKs. /{roui/liam (II., InnJ ). Spcoclies. 4v. Eilin., 1838. lUL 
 y^////," fA'.; ' SptM-chcs. V. 2-4. L, IsK). 11(1. 
 C<ainiti<i ((i.) Speeches, (iv. L., 18-28. lid. 
 
 Krt^ldiw (T., hull.) S. wjieii at the liar, oti Liherty of th(i Tress, and 
 af^aiiist Constiiietive Tiwi-soiis. 4v. L., 1813. lid. 
 S. wlieii at the 15ar, on Miseellaiieous Subjects. L., 1812. lid. 
 Iu,j(a.J.) Speeches, v. 2-6. L, 1815.' lid. 
 (inittiiu (II.) Speeches. 4v. L., 1822. lid. 
 I'itt (W.JIi" noiimjrr). Sp(.eches. 3v. L., 1817. lid. 
 See n/no the ictir/i-'< or nirinnx nnifors. 
 Speid (Mr>^. doliii IJ.) (iiir Last Years in India. L., 1862. 41f. 
 Spence (.Joseph). ( >liservati(nis, Anecdotes, and Characters of IJooks and 
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 47j,'. 
 
 Spence (^Villia.n). .v.- K.irby ( W. ) 
 
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SPORTS STANHOPE. 
 
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STANLEY STEDMAX. 
 
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 Saiiif. iv. in 2. Montreal, \^1'1. I'm. 
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 Travel in Egypt, Aral.ia IVtrn'a. and Holv Land. -'v. N. V., 18-58. 
 
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STEVENSON STORY. 
 
 J^TEVEXsox — Qnithiueih 
 
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 (ias Lamps. 
 
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 I.S-2-J. 4 Id. 
 Stewart (Du^'ald). lliocrraphieal Memoirs of Adam Smith, W. KoViort- 
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 Outlines of Moral Philosophy. Kdin., ItSl.s. 45h. 
 Philosophy of Human Mind. I'v. L,18]8. 45c. 
 
 Stewart (iJolx-rt). S'-<- Castlereagh (K., L"r<i). 
 
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 Stirling (William). Cloister Life of Charles V. I.., 1853. 4l'l.. 
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 Coiifevft : 
 Alexander's Eiiipirc. J. P. MahatTy. Earl.v liritain. A. J. Church. 
 
 Ancient Ejtypt. G, Rawlinson. Germany. S. B. Gould. 
 
 Assyria. Z. A. Ragozin. Goths. H. Bradley. 
 
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 Barbary Corsairs. S. L. t'oole. Holland. J. E. T. Koj^ers. 
 
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 Chaldea. Z. A. Ragozin. Jews. J. K. Hosnier. 
 
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STORY STUART. 
 
 Stuky ok the Nations — Coufinueil. 
 
 .lews under Roman Kmpire. W. I). Morrison. Hortuifal. 11. M. Stephens. 
 
 Media. Z. A. Ka;;ozin. Home. A. Oilman. 
 
 .Mcdi;i'val I'rance. G. Masson. Kiissia. \V. K. .Morflll. 
 
 .Mexico. S. Hale. Saracen". A. (iilman. 
 
 Moors in Spain. S. L. Pooli,-. Scotland. J. .Mackintosh. 
 
 Xornian-i. S. O. Jewett. Sicily. E. A. Kreeinan. 
 
 I'arthia. G. K.-»wlin»oii. Switzerland. L. Hiii; li R. Stead. 
 
 Persia. S. (J. W. Henjamin. Turkey. S. L. I'oole. 
 
 Pha'nicia. O. Rawlinson. Tuscan Republics. B. Duffy. 
 Poland. \V. R. .Mortill. 
 
 Stoves. Scf Wauminc and Ventilation. 
 
 Stow (I)iivi(l). Tiiiiiiiiiv .System of Kducatioii. Kdin., l(S4r). 46(1. 
 Stowe (MiK. Harriet Klizaljcth), — we Beecher. Aj,'iie.s of Soncnto. 
 t. ,r. '2:if. 
 yicn of Our Our Tinio,-*, <ir patriots of tW day. Hartford, \SQfi. TJil. 
 Sunny Memories of Forcij,'!! Lands. 2v. 1'.., liS-")4. 1 •")!). 
 Saiiii' L., 18D5. 27a. 
 Xot^. — Travels in Kuw)pe. 
 
 riK'le Tom's Caltin. L., n. </. G<,'. 
 Stowell (Hugh). Life of Ht. Kev. T. Wilson L., 1822. 42.1. 
 Strafkohi) (Thomas Wentwoktii, Karl of, Kii'j. priiiii'-iiiiiu'^'',- uinh-r C/iarlcx 
 
 I., 1'>9.J-1<J41). Cooiv:r(E.) Life of Kari of S. iv. L., 1S74. 12b. 
 Strang (John), (lermany in 18;H. 2v. in L L., 1836. :57a 
 Strangford (Kmily A<m Smythc, \'i---r,,ut/fe--'---). Kastcrii Shores of the 
 
 Aihiatio, ISO.l ' L, lS(i4. ' I'M. 
 Strickland (Agnes). (Historic Scenes and Poetic Fancies.) /. ir. 18.")0(?) 
 
 411j. 
 
 Lives of Queens of England. 12v. L, 1842 (title-i.Iate 1841) — 
 
 1848 (title-plate 1847). ' ;571). 
 Same. 12v. in T;. Ph.. 1850. 371>. 
 Lives of Queens of Scotland, and English Princesses connected with 
 
 Regal .Succession of (ireat Hritain. 8v. X. V., 1851. 01). 
 
 C'ou/enfx : v. 1. Maruaret Tudor, (jueen of James IV.; Magdalene of 
 
 France, 1st (ju. of James V. ; Maij- of Loi-raine, "ind (|U. of .lau-es V. 2. 
 
 .Mary of Lorraine; Latly Margaret Douglass; Countess of Lennox. 3-7. 
 
 Mary, Queen of .Scots. 8. Elizabeth Stuart, (|U. of Hohemia ; .Sophia, 
 
 electress of Hanover. 
 
 Lives of Tudor Princesses, including Ladv Jane (irav and her .sisters. 
 L., 1868. ill). 
 
 Contents: Mary Tudor, wife of Louis XII. of France, and of Duke of 
 .Suffolk. Lady Jane (iray and her sisters. I^ady Kleanor Brandon, Countess 
 of Cumberland. F^ady Margaret Cliffoi d. Arabella .Stuart. 
 
 Pilgrims of "Walsinghani : historical romance. X. V., ?i. if. 23f. 
 Strickland (Mai. Samuel). Twenty-seven Years in Canada West. 2v. 
 L., 18.-):). 4 Id. 
 
 Strutt ( Jo.seph). Sports and Pastimes of Peonle of England. L., 1810- 
 4-2g. 
 
 Stuart. See nl<(, Stewart. 
 
 Stuart (House of). Xnhle (M.) Historical Genealogy of Royal House of 
 8. L , 1796. 4%. 
 
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STUART SWEDEN. 
 
 Stuart (Jaiuos). Three Voais in Xortli AiiRMica. '2v. ¥A'\n., 1833. 
 
 37a. 
 Subaltern in America ; comjjrisin^' campaigns (if Uritisli Arniv at iJaltimore, 
 
 Washington. I've. F'li.. 18.33. 27a. 
 Sue (-^laiie Jn^^(■l•ll, «•(<//(></ Hug(iu'). ]'aula Monti. L,184r). -2311. 
 Suez Canal. Fif::i/>ralif (F.) (Ireat Canal at Sue/, iv. L., 1876. 16e. 
 Suffolk (Henrietta, CuHnt':s.-< of),- n<'<' Hobart. Letters t" ami fnim 
 the ("ountess of Suffolk, and her second hiishand, Hon. (leorge Berkeley, 
 171'iti7. '-'v. 1'., 1S24. 4.V. 
 Sulivan (Cieurge Lyilianl). Dliow Chasing in Zanziljar AVaters. L., 
 1H73. 14d. 
 Xoti . — .Suppression of slave trade. 
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 (T.C.) Life of S., with selections from his writings, iv. 1?., 1S.">!). lOd. 
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 the (ireat. .'iv. Kdin., 1S1!>. i'id. 
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 " Sunheam " (The). >V,. BraSSey (Lady). 
 Sunday at Home. 1873 (in l' yU.) L., 1873. 34g. 
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 SuPEHsTiTioNs. lh-mi'l(J.) Popular .Anti(|uities : origin of customs, super- 
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 Hfi- alxii .\ri'Ai'.iTioxs ; — Demoxouhiy ;— Spihitlai.ism. 
 Surgery. Awlrnr (T.) Cyclopedia of Domestii- .Meilicinc and S. Glas- 
 gow, 184."). 47c. 
 .svv alxd Anatomy ; — MEnniNE ; -I'iiysioi.ocy. 
 Surtees (Kol)ert Smith), — "Mr. -John dorrocks," [i.<pud. Jorrock-s's 
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 Sheldon (L. V.-J Yankee Girls in Zulu Land. L., 1889. 14e. 
 
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HISTORY, BIOGRAPHY, SCIBNCB, &c. 
 
 Acadian Kkknch, l'ii]MTs rclutiii",' tn. {Si-e Nova Scotia Aucuivios.) 
 
 Amkrica, TIk^ Uiiitcil States of. N. S. SlialiM-. 
 
 American (Jommonwkai.tii, The 2 vols. ,Ias. liiyce. 
 
 Ak.mai)A, TIki Spanish Slory of the. J. A. FroiuU'. 
 
 lUsiiKiinsKKi-' (Marie). .lournal f)f. 
 
 liASHKiUTSKi'K (Maiie). L(!tters of. 
 
 Cy.KSAH. J. A. Fronde. 
 
 ("aiu.vik (Mrs. Jane). Letters of. Edited liy J. A. Fronde. 
 
 ('niMKA, Invasion of the. Vols. 7, H and 9. A. W. Kinglake. 
 
 Dkscknt OK Man, The. Charles Darwin. 
 
 DicKKNs ((yharles). Letters of. 
 
 l»<)Vi,K (Sir F. II.) Iieiiiiniseenees and ()[iinions. 
 
 Kn(;msii Lanouaoi:, Standard Dictionary o{ the. Fnnk I'i: \Va<^'nairs. 
 
 Kxoiius, The New. (Israel in Rnssia). llaroM Freileric. 
 
 Foundations ok I'.kmek, The. A. .1. Halfonr. 
 
 (Ieoi.ooy and llisToUY, The Meetinj^-jdaee of. Sir Wni. Dawson. 
 
 (!<»VKUNMENT, ("ity, ill the United States. Alfred R. Conklini:. 
 
 < JoVEKNMENT, Miiiiieipal, in CJreat Ilritain. Albert Shaw. 
 
 (Jkand 1'ke, Low Tide on. iJli.ss Carnian. 
 
 (iuEAT SuiuECTs, Short Studies nn. 4 vols. d. A. Fronde. 
 
 IIamka.x, Illnstiate(l. 
 
 IIamka.x, Souvenir (Iniile to. 
 
 ilisroKV Ki)U Ready Rekekence A!JD Topicai, Readinc.. 4 vols. J. M. 
 
 Lerned. 
 IltviNf! (Washiiii,'ton). Works of. 
 Vols '2 and 3. Lite of Washington. 
 4. The Sk.-tch ]'.o..k. 
 
 The Alhanihra. 
 
 The Comniest of flranada. 
 
 The CoiHinest of Spain. 
 " f). Tales of a Traveller. 
 
 Kni(kerl)oeker History of New York. 
 
 Salniaf,'nndi. 
 G. Life of Colunihu.s. 
 7. Astoria. 
 
 Tour on the Prairie. 
 
 Ahbotsford. 
 
 Newsteatl Abbey. 
 
 Companions of Colnnibiis. 
 
 Crayon Papers. 
 
 (1) 
 
HISTORY, BIOORAPHY, SCIENCE, kc. 
 
 Vols 2 iintl 7. ]\roi)n.sli Chronicles, 
 
 l!iiic('l»ri(li;c Hall. 
 " Miscellaneous. 
 
 " 8. Life of Mahomet. 
 
 Life of (ln!(lsn>ith. 
 
 Bonni'ville's Adventurns. 
 McDoNAM) (8ir. John A). J^ife of. -las. Pope. 
 My ]Ml'si('ai, Like. 2 \'ols. Rev. IL K. Ilaweis. 
 Natl'Uai. Law in the Spiiitnal World. I'rof. 1 )rnninionil. 
 Nova ScniA AiiciiiVEs, 1714-17r)."). Kditcd hy T. 11. Akins, I). ( '. L 
 Pickwick, History of. I'lMcy Fitz^'cndd. 
 Recom.ki rniNs a.vd Kxi'Ekiencks. Kdninnd Vates. 
 Sketches i-ijom mv Liee. Hohart I'iischa. 
 St>ciAE Kvui.UTio.x. Ilenjaniin Kidd. 
 Tueudokic the (loTii. Thomas Hod^kin. 
 Thompson (Sir John). Life of. d. 1'. Hopkins. 
 
 TRAVEL AND ADVENTURE. 
 
 Ameuica, a Frencliman in. Paul P)louet. (Max O'Rell) 
 
 " l>uccanneors iV ^Llrooners of. Howaul Pyle. 
 Asia, Ru.s.siiv's Railway Advance in Central. (1. l)(jh.son. 
 Asiatic Cousins, Our. Mr.s. Leonowcns 
 FiLUtusTEKS, Story of the. .1. J. Roche. 
 Gvi'SEYi^Ni), To. K. ct .]. Pennell. 
 Hebrides, Our Journey to the. J. &, Vl. Pennell. 
 India, Our Vicc-Rej^'ul Lih^ in. Marcliioiicss of DiiU'erin. 
 John Bull & (,'o. Raul IJlouet. 
 Mashonaland, The Ruined (."itiesof. J. T. iieiiL 
 Menuez Pinto, Adventures of. A. Yiimhery. 
 Norfolk Rroaiks, A AW'k in a Wherry on the. P.hie Peter. 
 Opium Clipi'er, Cruise in an. Capt. L. Anderson. 
 SniPP, The Reniarkalile Career of John. 
 Thames, A Month on the, J. <.t K. I'ennelL 
 Typhoons and Pirate Crait, Anion^'. Capt. L. Anderson. 
 
 WORKS OP FICTION. 
 Anonymous. 
 
 A Superfluous Woman. 
 
 Anstey (V-) (See Guthrie.) 
 
 Arnold (Edwin L.) 
 
 Phra tlie Phoenician. 
 
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WORKS OF FICTION. 
 
 Alexander (Mrs.) 
 
 A Wduiiin'.s Hi'iirt. 
 
 Tlu! Siiiire of tlie Fuwler. 
 
 For His Siiki'. 
 
 Well Won. 
 
 A L<iv(! Match. 
 
 Allen ((Jniut). 
 JJluod Royal. 
 
 Balderwood (Holf). (.^v*- Browne.) 
 Barrie (J. M). 
 
 A Couiitiy Mansi'. 
 
 Besant (Walter). 
 
 TIm; r..-ll of St. Paul's. 
 
 T\u' Hi-l.rl giiecn. 
 
 Verbena Canu'llia Stc'iilianoti5=. 
 
 Hcyond the tlrcains of Avarice. 
 
 Blackmore (K. D). 
 
 I'crlycross. 
 
 Braddon (Mi^s .M. K) 
 
 The ( )etoroon. 
 Th.' Fatal Thn-e. 
 The (lohlen Calf. 
 A Siran<,'e World. 
 •Foshiia llaixK''i''l' 
 ( leranl. 
 * Laily Aii'lleyV Secret. 
 
 Browne (T. A). 
 
 A Modern lliiccaiiiMM'. 
 
 Burdette (itohcrt). 
 
 IJefore he is Tw.'uty. 
 
 Burnett (Frances Hodgson) 
 Kathleen. 
 
 Burroughs (lohn). 
 
 Fepacton. 
 Wake Kol)in. 
 Winter Sunshine. 
 
 Buttds. M). 
 lnt,'clheiui. 
 
WORKS OF FICTION. 
 
 Oaine (Hall). 
 
 Tim Shadow of a Crime. 
 
 Tilt) Manxiiiaii. 
 
 The JJoiuluiaii. 
 
 Ciipt. Davy's Honey moon. 
 
 A 8on of ffagar. 
 
 Cambridge (Ada). 
 
 Throe Mi.ss Kings. 
 
 Cameron {Mrx. Lovett). 
 
 Proved Unworthy. 
 Jack's Secret. 
 
 Carey (Rosa Nouchette). 
 Heriots Choice. 
 Sir Godfrey's Cianddaughter. 
 
 Carrol (l/nvis). 
 
 Alice in Wonderland. 
 
 Cobban (J. Macfarlane). 
 Master of Hi.s Fate. 
 
 Collins (Wilkie). 
 Miss or Mrs. 
 The Woman in White. 
 
 Corelli (Marie). 
 Barral las. 
 Romance of Two Worlds. 
 
 Cotes (Mrn. Kverard). 
 Vernon's Aunt. 
 
 Clemens (Samuel), (Mark Twain). 
 The ^1,000,000 IJank Note. 
 The American Claimant. 
 Tom Sawyer Abroad. 
 
 Clifford {Mrs. ^V. K). 
 
 The Love Letters of a Worldly Woman. 
 
 Craddock (Charles Kgljert). (Sec Murfree.) 
 
 Crawford (F. Marion). 
 Marion Darche. 
 Fietro Ghisleri. 
 The Three Fates. 
 
 (4) 
 
WORKS OF FICTION. 
 
 Crockett (S. R). 
 
 Lihu; Suiibonnet, The 
 Stii-kit Minister, The 
 B(% Myrtle iiiitl Peat. 
 
 Croker (i»//-.s-. K M). 
 
 kSoineune Else. 
 
 Dougall (L). 
 
 What Neces.sity Knows. 
 
 Doyle (A. C(inari). 
 
 Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes. 
 
 Kaffles Haw. 
 
 Firm of (linlleston. 
 
 The Refiigces. 
 
 My Frienti the Murderer. 
 
 IJeyond the City. ^ 
 
 Dumas (Alexander). 
 
 The Forty-five Chiardsman. 
 
 DuMaurier (George). 
 
 Trilhy (ri roines). 
 Duncan (Sara .Icanette) {See Gotes). 
 
 Duchess (The) {See Hungerford). 
 
 Ebers (George). 
 Per Aspera. 
 
 Bveleth (Stanford). 
 Miss Dexie. 
 
 Parjeon (H r.). 
 
 Aaron the Jew. 
 
 Fielding (Henry). 
 Tom Jones. 
 
 Forrester (Mr>i). 
 
 The Light of Other Days. 
 
 Pothergill (Jessie). 
 Aldyth. 
 
 Francillon, (H. E). 
 
 Jack Doyle's Daughter. 
 
WORKS OF FICTION. 
 
 Fraser (MrK. Alex.) 
 
 l)au<'htcr.s of liek'raviu. 
 The Match of the Season. 
 
 Grand (Sara). 
 
 The Heavenly Twins. 
 
 lilealu. 
 
 Singularly Deluded. 
 
 Grant (James). 
 
 Adventures of an Aide-de-camp. 
 Shall I Win Her. 
 The Girl He Married. 
 A Constable of France. 
 Lucy Arden. 
 
 Gray (Maxwell). 
 
 The Ljist Sentence. 
 
 Gunter (A. C). 
 
 The King's Stockltrokor. 
 
 Guthrie (T. A). (F. Anstev). 
 
 A Fallen Idol. 
 
 Travelling Companions. 
 
 The Talking Horse and other Tales. 
 
 Habberton (J). 
 
 Helen's liabies. 
 
 Haggard (H. Rider). 
 
 Eric Brighteyes. 
 
 Montezuma's Daugiiter. 
 
 The People of the Mist. 
 
 She. 
 
 The Worhl's Desire. 
 
 Harraden (Beatrice). 
 
 Ships that Pass in the Night. 
 The Umbrella Mender. 
 At the (Ireen Dragon. 
 In Varying Moods. 
 
 Harte (Bret). 
 
 The Heritage of Dt^adlow Marsh ami other Tales. 
 A AVar.1 of the Colden Gate. 
 A Waif of the Plains 
 
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WOUKS OP FICTION. 
 
 Hatton (.las.) 
 
 I'lidcr the (treat Seal. 
 
 Hay (Mary Ce.-il). 
 
 liiick t(. tlic Ol.l Home. 
 
 Henty (<;. A) 
 
 I )cinifliy's Dniiltle. 
 Kiijiil) till! .Tu<,';.,'lt'r. 
 iJcric tlie IhitoM. 
 
 Hobbes (.!.<»). 
 
 The ( Mills, Some Mortiils and Lord Wickeidiain. 
 
 Hope (A). 
 
 The I'l'isniK^r of Zdidii. 
 
 Howells(W. D). . 
 
 A Hazard of New Fortiuies. 
 
 Hugo (Victor). 
 
 Les Miserables. 
 
 Hungerford (Mrs M) (The Duehess). 
 Lady J>rank.sniere 
 
 Ibsen (Heinik). 
 Iledda (iabler. 
 The Master liiiil.h'r. 
 
 Iron(Rali)li). 
 
 The Story of an African Farm. 
 
 Jerome (-lerome K.) 
 
 Staj^eland. 
 
 Keith (Leslie). 
 Lislietli. 
 A Hurricane in PetticGatR. 
 
 Kippling (Riidyard). 
 Many Inventions. 
 Tlio Jungle l>ook. 
 Life's Handicap. 
 The Naidahka. 
 
 Kirby (William, F. R. S. C.) 
 The (Jolileu Dog. 
 
 Lang (Andrew). 
 
 I'he (Jreen Fairy Book. 
 
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Works of fiction. 
 
 Lang (Mrs. Andrew). 
 Dissolving Views. 
 
 Lyle (Kiliia). 
 Doreen. 
 
 Maartens (Maartin). 
 An Old UiM's Lovo. 
 Sin of .Foost Avclinj^h. 
 A Question of Taste. 
 
 Mallock (W. II.) 
 
 A Human Document. 
 
 A Romance of tlie 19tli Century 
 
 Marryat (Captain). 
 
 Mitlsliijnnan Easy. 2 copies. 
 Peter Simple. 
 
 Marryat (Fbrence). 
 
 Parson Jones. 
 Blimlfol.l. 
 
 Murfree (3/^<^• Mary N). 
 
 In the Stranger Peoples ('ountry. 
 
 Murray (David Christie). 
 The Weaker Vessel. 
 A Wasted Crime. 
 
 McCarthy, (Justin). 
 Red Diamonds. 
 Linley Rochford. 
 
 Maclaren (Ian). 
 
 Beside the Bonnie Briar Bush. 
 
 Macquoid (Katherine S). 
 Berris. 
 
 Norris (W. E). 
 
 Marcia. 
 
 His Grace. 
 
 A Victim of Good Luck. 
 
 Mrs. Fenton. 
 
 Parker (Gilbert). 
 
 Pierre and His People. 
 
 The Translation of a Savage.. 
 
 (8) 
 
WdHKS OF FICTION. 
 
 Phelps (Kliziil.cth S). 
 Kiiuitct'ii to < •nc. 
 
 Praed (J/»«. i^ainpitfll) 
 
 riif Ktiinanr.' nf a Stiitimi. 
 
 Reade (Ci>mj»toii). 
 
 Willi WHS tlit't) the (ii'iitli'iiiaii. 
 
 Rhoscomyl (Owin). 
 
 .Icwci nf Viiys ( ialdU 
 
 Riddell (\^irx). 
 
 i'riiK-t'ss Siiiishint'. 
 
 Robinson (F W). 
 
 riic lve('|i('l' nf tilt' Keys. 
 
 Russell (W. Clark). ^ 
 
 Tlif Hmiiaiiri' of a Tiaiisjioit. 
 My l)iiiiisli Swccthfart. 
 MarooiH'tl. 
 
 Sardou (Victoricn). 
 Mailaiii Sans (lt'ln^ 
 
 Shorthouse (l. H). 
 
 .lolm Iii^lcsaiit. 
 lilaiich, Laily Falaisc. 
 The Couiitt'ss Eve. 
 A Teacher of the Violin. 
 Sir Peri'ival. 
 
 Stannard (Mrx). (.John Strani^e Wlntei). 
 Army Tales. 
 He<fiiiiei.ital Leifeinls. 
 Cavalry Life. 
 Soldier's Chililren. 
 Diiuia Kor<{et. 
 Those (iirl.s 
 He Went for a Soldier. 
 The Otlier Man's WilV. 
 ( )nly Unman. 
 Three Cirls. 
 
 Stepniak (SerKius). 
 
 In two Mooil.'i. 
 
WOlth'S OF KKTION. 
 
 Stevenson (K. L) 
 
 Trt'iis\ir<' Islainl (2 ('i)|iit's). 
 
 ("atriniia. 
 
 Isliiii.l Ni^'lits KnUTtaiinnpiits. 
 
 Stinde (.lulius). 
 
 Tlif Hticliolz Kiiinily. 
 I-'raii WillifliiiiiiH. 
 
 Stockton (Frank K). 
 Anlis ("l<'vt',r(l<'ii. 
 I'diniiiia's Travels. 
 
 TroUope (Fraii(<-s K). 
 
 Tl.at Wild Wlic.'l. 
 
 Ward (.l//>'. Huiiijilirv). 
 
 Marcella. 
 
 Ward (K) 
 
 Siipplejark, a Rdinaiicc nf Maorilaml. 
 
 Wetherall (Klizaix'th). 
 
 (.,)U('<'(.ilV. 
 
 Thn wide Wid.' Wnrl.l. 
 
 Weyman (Stanl.-y). 
 
 My l.ady Rotlia. 
 
 The Man in I'.lack. 
 
 The New Rt'itiii 
 
 The Story nf Framis Chidili'. 
 
 A (IcMitl-'nian nf France. 
 
 Tiider the Red R..l.e. 
 
 Wilcox (FUa M). 
 A Double Life 
 
 Wilkins (Mary K). 
 IVinhroke. 
 •Tane F'ield. 
 
 Wood (Joanna). 
 
 The Unteniitered Wind. 
 
 Zangwill (J). 
 
 The Master. 
 
 (10) 
 
HISTORY, BIOGRAPHY, SCIENCE, &c. 
 
 Architkcture, Study of. J. Ruskin. 
 AsTKoNOMY, ropular. Prof. Newcomb 
 Books, Choice of. T. Carlylc. 
 liREATHIXG, Art of. Lco KoflcT. 
 
 BuHXEV, Early Diary of Francos. 2 vols. A. IJ. Kllis. 
 (Jei.tic Literature. Mattliew Arnold. 
 Controverted Questions, E.ssays on. T. H. Huxley. 
 Criticism, Kssiiys in. Matthew Arnold. 1st. and 2nd. series. 
 Culture anu Anarchy. Matthew Arnold. 
 Darwin, Life and Letters of. 3 vols. F Darwin. 
 Discourses in America. ^Matthew Arnold. 
 Dollinger, Conversations of Dr. L. Von Kobell. 
 Electric Transfonnation of Power. Philip Atkinson. 
 Electricity for Everybody. Philip Atkin.son. 
 English Revolution, History of the. F. Guizt)t, 
 Europe, Municipal Government in. A. Shaw. 
 Europe, Representative Clovernment in. M. (luizot. 
 God and the JjIULe. Matthew Arnold. 
 Grammar of Urna.ment. (Jwen Jones. 
 Great Britain, Municipal Government in. A. Shaw. 
 Hlstorical Society, Tran.sactions of the, 1887 to 1895. 9 vols, in 3. 
 Literature and Dogma. Matthew Arnold. 
 Lunenburg, History of the County of. M. B. DesBrisay. 
 Method and Results, Essays. T. H. Huxley. 
 Mixed Essays. Matthew Arnold. 
 Modern Painters. J. Ruskin. 5 vols. 
 Municipalities at Work. Frederick Dolman. 
 Ml'sic, Theory of. L. C. Elson. 
 Newfoundland, History of. D. W. Prowsc, (.}. C. 
 Oxford Lectures. Sir Fretlerick Pollock. 
 PhysicaIj Training, Sandow's. G. M. Adam. 
 Poems. 3 vols. ^Latthew Arnold. 
 Questions op the Day. Gold\'in Smith. 
 
 Sea Power, Influence on History, 1 vol. Capt. A. T. Malian, U. S. N. 
 " " the French Revolution. 2 vols. Ca[)t. A. 
 
 Mahan, U. S. N. 
 
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lllSTonV, BIOGHAPIIY, SCIENCE, itc. 
 
 T. Craig IJrown. 
 
 Selkirk, History of the County of. 2 vols. (Prosonted.) 
 
 Sin and its Redemption. (Prcsontetl.) Gamier. 
 
 Stones ok Venice. J. Ruskiii. 3 vols. 
 
 St. Paul and Protestanism. Matthew Arnold. 
 
 The Kingdom ok Cod. Count Leo Tolstoi. 
 
 Town Like in the loth Century. 2 vols. Mrs. J. K. (Iroen. 
 
 Violin, Famous Makens of the, etc. Geo. Hart. 
 
 Voice, Gymnastics of the. O. Guttman. 
 
 Von Moltke, Letters of Count. 2 vols. 
 
 Wallis, Admiral of the Fleet, Sir Provo. J. G. IJrighton. 
 
 TRAVEL AND ADVENTURE. 
 
 Afbica, Travels in, 1879 to 1883. Dr. Wni. Junker. 
 
 Afiuca, Travel and Adventure in South East. F. C. Scions. 
 
 Asia Minor and Armenia, A Ride through. Henry C. Parklcy. 
 
 Black Sea, From the Danube to the. F. D. Millet. 
 
 Brazil, Three Thousand Miles through. J. W. Wclh. 
 
 Calais, From Pekin to. H. DeWindt. 
 
 Karpathians, Adventures of a Girl in the. M. M. Dowic. 
 
 Eskimo Like. Fridtjof Nansen. 
 
 Far East, Problems of the. Hon. G. Curzon, M. P. ' 
 
 German Rivers, Camping Voyages on. A A. Macdonnell. 
 
 Greenland, First Crossing of. 2 vols. Fridtjof Nansen. 
 
 India, A Ride to. H. DeWindt. 
 
 Japan, Glimpses of Unfamiliar. 2 vols. I^fcadio Hearn. 
 
 Katanga, With Capt. Stairs to. J. A. ^Liloney. 
 
 Mashonaland, Adventures in. R. Blennerhasset. 
 
 Norway, Three in. By two of thenL 
 
 Personally Conducted. F. R. Stockton. 
 
 Seas and Lands. Sir Edwin Arnold. 
 
 Siberia as it is. H. DeWindt. 
 
 Siberia and the Exile System. 2 vols. Geo. Kennan. 
 
 Soudan, Three Months in the. Ernestine Sartorius. 
 
 Switzerland, Unknown. V. Tissot. 
 
 PAMPHLETS— Departmental Reports (U. S.) 
 
 Catalogue, American Library Association. 
 
 Higher Education, Rhode Island and Maryland. 
 
 Food Products. 
 
 Laud, Pure and Fictitious, Methods of l)i.stinguishing. 
 
 Microscopy. 
 
 Mushrooms, Poisonous and Edible. 
 
 Wood, Characteristics and Properties of. 
 
 (2) 
 
WORKS OF REFERENTK. 
 
 WORKS OP RBPBRBNCB. 
 
 Kkknch I>AN(iUA(iE. Spior's Dictionary, En^lisli-Fn-ndi aiitl French Eiij^lisli. 
 
 2 vols. 
 (Jerman FiANcuAfiE. Flut^'el's Universal Dictionary, Kngli.sh-Ciernuin an«l 
 
 Gernian-Kn<'lish. 3 vols. 
 
 "o* 
 
 FICTION. 
 
 Arnold (Edwin L.) 
 
 The Constable of St. Nicholas. 
 
 Barrett (Frank). 
 A Set of Rogues. 
 
 Besant (Walter). 
 Dorothy Wallis. 
 Ilerr Paulus. 3 vols. 
 The Ivory Gate. 3 vols. 
 
 Black (William). 
 
 The Handsome llumes. 
 The Highland Cousins. 
 
 Boldrewood (Rolf). 
 
 The Crooked Stick. 
 
 Bowman (Anne). 
 
 The Young Nile Voyagers. 
 Young Yachtsmen. 
 
 Buchanan (Robert). 
 
 Cliarlatan. 2 vols. 
 
 Come live with ^le and be my Love. 
 
 Rachel Dene. 2 vols. 
 
 The Woman and the Man. 2 vols. 
 
 Caine (Hall). 
 
 The Little Manx Nation. 
 
 Carrol (Lewis). 
 
 Sylvie and Bruno. 
 
 (3) 
 
FICTION. 
 
 Cobban (J. Maclaren). 
 The King of Andainun. 
 
 Cragie (Mrs.) 
 
 Sinner's Comedy. 
 
 Crawford (F. Marion). 
 Casa Braccio. "2 vols. 
 The Ralstons. 
 
 Crockett (S. R.) 
 
 Tlic ^len of the Moss Hags. 
 Mad vSir Uchtred. 
 
 Collins (Wilkie). 
 
 Poor Miss Findi. 
 Woman in AVhito. 
 
 Curzon (G.) 
 
 The Violinist of the (^Hiarticr Latin. 3 vols. 
 
 Duncan (T.) 
 
 A Canaanitish Woman. 
 
 Doyle (Conan A.) 
 
 Round the Red Lamp. 2 (.(iiiics 
 The Parasite. 
 
 Parjeon (B. L.) 
 
 The Mystery of M. Felix. ',i vols. 
 
 Prancillon (R.) 
 
 The Dog and His Shadow. 
 Ropes of Sand. 3 toIs. 
 
 Grant (James). 
 
 Miss Cheyne of Essilmont. 
 
 Haggard (H. Rider). 
 Joan Haste. 
 
 Hardy (Thomas). 
 
 The Hand of Ethelberta. 2 vols. 
 
 Jude the Obscure. 
 
 Tess of the Durbervilles. 
 
 Harris (Joel Chandler). 
 A Plantation Printer, 
 
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FICTION. 
 
 Harte (Bret). 
 
 Bell Ringer of Angels. 
 Protege of Jack Hamlin's. 
 Sally Dows, etc 
 Susy. 
 
 Henty (G. A.) 
 
 Wulf the Saxon. 
 
 Hobbes (J. O.) {See Cragie.) 
 Howells (W. D.) 
 
 ^lercy. 
 
 The Shadow of a Dream. 
 
 Jolly (Emily). 
 Caste. 
 
 Katharena (Anna). 
 
 Home of the Dragon. 
 
 Lang (Andrew). 
 
 The Green Fairy Book. 
 
 Lyall (Edna). 
 Doreen. 
 
 Maclaren (Ian). (See Watson.) 
 Macquoid (K. S.) 
 
 In an Orchard. 2 vols. 
 
 Sir James Appleby, Bart. 3 vols. 
 
 Malot (Hector). 
 
 Micheline. 2 vols. 
 
 Maartens (Maarten). 
 God's Fool. 3 vols. 
 The Creator Glory. 3 vols. 
 
 Meredith (George). 
 
 Lord Ormont and his Aminta. 3 vols. 
 
 Montressor (F. F.) 
 
 The One who looked on. 
 
 Murray (David Christie). 
 
 Bob Martin's Little Girl. 3 vols. 
 
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FICTION. 
 
 McCarthy (Justin). 
 
 The dictator. 3 vols. 
 
 McDonald (George). Works, 26 vols. 
 Adela Cathcart. 
 
 Annals of a Quiet Neighborhood. 
 Alec Forbes. 
 Castle Warlock. 
 David Elginbrod. 
 Donald Grant. 
 Elect Lady. 
 Flight of the Shadow. 
 Guild Court. 
 Home Again. 
 Malcolm. 
 
 Marquis of Lossie. 
 ^lary Marston. 
 Orts. 
 
 Paul Faber. 
 Robert Falconer. 
 St. George and St. Michael. 
 Seaboard Parish. 
 Sir Gibbie. 
 Stephen Archer. 
 There and Back. 
 Thomas Wingfold. 
 Vicar's Daughter. 
 Weighed and Wanting. 
 What's Mine's Mine. 
 Wilfrid Cumbermede. 
 
 Norris (W. E.) 
 
 Baffled Conspirators. 
 Misadventure. 3 vols. 
 The Rogue. 3 vols. 
 
 Oliphant (Mrs.) 
 
 House in Bloomsbury. 2 vols. 
 Janet. 3 vols. 
 The Prodigals. 2 vols. 
 The Sorceress. 3 vols. 
 
 Parker (Gilbert). 
 
 Mrs. Falchion. 2 vols. 
 The Trail of the Sword. 
 When Valmond came to Pontiac. 
 The Trespasser. 
 
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FICTION. 
 
 Praed {Mrs. Campbell). 
 
 Romance of a Chalet. 2 vols. 
 
 Robinson (F. W.) 
 
 Fate of Sister Jessica. 3 vols. 
 
 Stevenson (R. L.) 
 Ebb Tide. The 
 
 Stockton (F. R.) 
 
 The Squirrel Inn. 
 
 Thomas (Annie), 
 
 The Sloane Square Scandal. 
 
 Townsend (Rev. (J F.) 
 
 j Arabian Xights. 
 
 Turgenev (Ivan). 
 
 Ruilin. 
 
 Ward (Mrs. Humphrey). 
 
 History of David Grieve. 3 vols. 
 
 Warner (Charles Dudley). 
 The (iolden House. 
 
 Weyman (Stanley J.) 
 ; Tlie Red Cockade. 
 
 I Watson (Rev. John). 
 
 ' Auld Lang Syne. 
 
 ; Wilkins (Mary K.) 
 
 t A Humble Romance. 
 
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 I Woolson (Constance Fenimore). 
 
 Horace Chase. 
 
 Zangwill (I) 
 
 Children of the Ghetto. 3 vols. 
 The King of Schnorrers. 
 
 1 Zola. 
 
 j The Downfall. 
 
 \ The Dream. 
 
 MISCELLANEOUS. 
 
 '. The Vki.i.ow Hook. -^ vols. 
 
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PEUIODICAL List. 
 
 PERIODICAL LIST. 
 
 Aruosy. American. 
 
 Argosy. P^nglish. 
 
 Art Decorator. 
 
 Atlantic Monthly. 
 
 Blackwood's Magazine. 
 
 Building News. 
 
 Cabinet Maker and Decorator. 
 
 Canadian Magazine. 
 
 Cassell's Magazine. 
 
 Century. 
 
 Chambers' Journal. 
 
 CoRNHiLL Magazine. 
 
 Cosmopolitan. 
 
 Current Literature. 
 
 Demorest's IiIagazine. 
 
 Education. 
 
 Electrical Review. 
 
 Electrical World. 
 
 Engineering News. 
 
 Family Herald. 
 
 Fortnightly Review 
 
 Harper's Monthly. 
 
 Harper's Round Table. 
 
 Leslie's Popular Monthly. 
 
 Lippincott's Magazine. 
 
 Mining Journal. 
 
 Minster Magazine. 
 
 MUNSEY. 
 
 Music. 
 
 Nature. 
 
 Nineteenth Century. 
 
 Pall Mall Magazine. 
 
 Photographic News. 
 
 Popular Science Monthly. 
 
 Printer's Ink. 
 
 Quiver. 
 
 RfiviEW of Reviews. (Eng. Va\). 
 
 Scribner's Monthly. 
 
 Strand Magazine. 
 
 St. Nicholas. 
 
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