ll|W|B«|lm ^^^ Ws ^^M |i^ \m\ Mm w Hi H 1 Im w BL i iS!K#^™ Ml Lfornia ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H ^^^^E THE LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES CATALOGUE OF NATIVE PUBLICATIONS IN THE BOMBAY PRESIDENCY UP TO 3 1st DECEMBER 18G4. PREPARED UNQEB ORDERS OF GOVERNMENT BY SIE A. GRANT, BART., DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. ^rrotttr iSlritiOtt. (WITH NUMEROUS ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS.) 53 m I) a 1) : PRINTED AT THE EDUCATION SOCIETY'S PRESS, BYCULLA. 1867. I i. CONTENTS. k ° ' ■■■ Pages. Preface , . . . . 1 — 55 Remarks on tlie Sanskrit portion of the Catalogue, by F. Kielhorn. . 25 Do. Marathi portion of the Catalogue, by M- G. llanade. 25-35 Catalogue of Native Publications 1 — 23.3 Sanskrit 2 — 25 Brij bliasha 2G — 27 Sanskrit and English 2G — 27 Sanskrit and Marathi 26 — 3 1 IVIarathi 32— 1 21 Marathi and English 122 — 123 Gujarathi 1 24—205 Gujarathi and Sanskrit 204 — 205 Gujarathi and Eughsh 20G— 209 Canarese , 210 — 217 Canarese and Sanskrit 2l8 — 219 Canarese and Marathi. 218 — 219 Sindhi 218—2 9.' O Hindustani 224—227 Mardthi and Hindiistanl 22G— 227 Gujarathi and Hindustani 228—229 Persian , 22S — 23 1 Persian and Gujarathi , 230 — 23 1 Persian and HindMstiiuI 230 — 231 Hindi 230 — 23 1 Hindi and Gujarathi 232 — 233 Zend 232 233 Zend and Gujarathi 232 — 233 Zend and Pehlvi 232 — 233 Printing Presses in the Bombay Presidency 231—239 ^J^xji^'^y im SEfB PHEFACE. -»oJ- The following extracts from official correspondence will serve to explain the history of the present Rensed Catalogue : — Public- No- 55. India Office, Loiidon, '24t/i July 1863. To His Excellency the Right Honourable The Governor General of India in Council- My Lord, — The accompanying letter* from the Royal Asiatic Society relates to the importance of rendering accessible to Euro- pean students the works, in various departments of science and literature, which issue from the press in India, and contains a request that, pending an arrangement for the regular transmission to this country of all works of interest and importance published iu India, the titles at least of all such works may be collected. 2- It has been the object of orders sent from time to time to the several governments in India that copies of all w-orks published in India should be sent home for deposit in the Libraiy formerly at the East India House, and now attached to this office. These orders do not seem to be systematically observed, and I have now to request that the attention of the several local governments may be called to tlie subject, and that steps may be taken for the regular transmission to this country of all works of interest and importance which may issue from the press in India. The collection of the titles of all such works, according to the tabular form proposed by the Asiatic Society, may facilitate this object, and such a collection should be ordered to be forthwith commenced under all the govern- ments in India. I have the honour to be, &c., (Signed) C. WOOD. * Dated May 18G3. Pi To The Right Honourable Sir Charles Wood, Bart., G.C.B.,&c. &c. SiK — We, the undersigned Director and Vice-Presidents of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland, beg leave to memorialize you, in the name and on behalf of the Council and Members of the Society, in reference to a subject which, since it concerns alike the literary and the commercial interests of the Indian and European dominions of the British empire, appears to us to deserve your special consideration. It is doubtless well known to you that of late years the Hindus have shown great literary activity, partly by editing nu?nerous texts of their ancient Sanskrit literature, partly by translating English and Sanskj-it works into their vernacular dialects, and partly by producing original compositions on subjects of a political, scientific, and religious character. But though these books are very numer- ous, and in many respects important, and though they have an extensive circulation among the natives of India, only a very inconsiderable portion of them is at present accessible to European scholars ; and the knowledge of these few is in most instances due to chance, or to the good will of disinterested persons residing in India. It is unnecessary for us to dwell on the serious hindrance which has arisen from this circumstance to a proper appreciation of the actual condition of India and its inhabitants, equally from a scientific and from a political point of view, and in some degree, we may add, to a proper administration of the country itself. Frequent attempts have indeed been made by scholars and booksellers in this country to remove this impediment, but they have proved altogether unavailing. It is therefore our conviction that there is here an urgent necessity for the authoritative assist- ance of Government, and that by this means alone the claims of Oriental studies in England can be adequately satisfied. This assistance would be, in our opinion, perfectly justified, also, on legal grounds. Five of our great libraries are entitled to a copy of every work pubUshed in the British empire. The law conferring^ on them this privilege was intended to preclude the ultimate loss of any such book. Hitherto, however, these libraries have been practically deprived of the fruits of this privilege so far as India is concerned, chiefly, as we suppose, because the Hindais are unaware of the obligation imposed on them by law to furnish copies of their publications to the libraries in question. In view of these facts, we would be permitted to suggest that the Indian authorities be instructed to give their attention to this matter, and at least to collect quarterly the titles of all Native books and pamphlets that issue from the Indian presses. A catalogue of the publications of past years, as complete as might be found possible, would also possess great value. More- over, inasmuch as a regular commercial intercourse between the booksellers of India and England would tend to increase the ma- terial resources of both countries, and prospectively to exercise a bene- ficial influence on the education of the natives, we would propose that the Indian authorities be also instructed to furnish the public with certain other items of information touching books published in India, agreeably to the enclosed form. We do not presume to indicate the mode which may seem most appropriate for making the information thus obtained accessible to the public at large. If, however, the Royal Asiatic Society be considered as a fitting channel for this purpose, we shall be most ready to give publicity to the materials transmitted to us by Gov- ernment through the medium of our Journal, or in such other manner as may appear to us best calculated to further the ac- complishment of what is here proposed. We have the honour to be, &c-, (Signed) H. Rawlinson- J, Col. Mackenzie. Edward Ryan. Edward Colebrooke. FORM. 3 1^ ■a 1 C Place of Publica- tion. o IS R S Number of Leaves or Pages. Size. Price. Name of Work. - 1 1 i Public, No. 55, dated 24th July. No. 7169. From E. C- Bayley, Esq-, Secretary to the Government of India, To the Secretary' to Government, Bombay. Dated Vort William, the lAth Noveynher 1863. Ho:me Department. Sir, — I am directed to forward the accompanying. copy of a despatch and its enclosure from Her Majesty's Secretary of State forludia ; and with reference thereto to request that measures may be taken by the Honourable the Governor in Council to collect in future the titles of all Native books and pamph- lets that may issue from the Indian presses within the territories vmder his charge, and that an annual return of all such works, in the form prepra-ed by the Royal xVsiatic Society, and containing the seve- ral items of information specified in that form, may be transmitted to the Secretary of State- It w^ill be observed that the Royal Asiatic Society further suggests that a catalogue of the publications of past years, if such can be prepared, will possess great value. 2. I ftm also desired to draw attention to the directions of the Secretary of State regarding the transmission to the India Oftice of all works of interest and importance which may issue from the press in India, and I am to request that His Excellency in Council will take such steps as may seem best fitted to carry out the Secretary of State's wishes in this respect. I have the honour to he, &c., (Signed) E.G. Bayley, Secretary to the Government of India- (True copies) W. H. HAVELOCK, Officiating Secretary- No. 2031 OF 1805-66. Bombay, Offi.ce of Director of Public Instruction, loth March 1866. To C. GoNNE, Esq., Secretary to Government, Educational Department. Sir, — In reference to your letter No. 140 dated 7th instant, and in reference also to Government Letter No. 57 dated 22nd g^io^g correspondence January 1864, with accompaniments. ^ _ ^ _ Director of Public Instruction's letter No. noted in the margin 297 dated 17th June 1864. , i • i . • .i Government Resolution No. 698 dated (itli (which contains the same August 1864. subject brought in a dif- Government Resolution No. 872 dated 13th October 1864. lerent way before the Government Memorandum No. 481 dated ^ j^^ ^^ Government) 28th June I860, with accompaniment (Revenue '' Commissioner's letter No. 18.50 of 14tli June I have the honour to re- 1865). f ,, Director of Public Instruction's letter No. poi't as loiiows : 404 dated 8th Julv 1865. Government Endorsement No. 616 dated 6th 2. "When the orders Seiiteinber 1865, with accompaniments. j, . , -p. i . tt„ ^„,.„i i Government Endorsement No. 691 dated 16th of the Right Honourable October 1865, with accompaniment. ^jje Secretarv of State, Government Memorandum No. 757 dated 18th November 1865. contained in his despatch Director of Public Instruction's letter No. ,-- ;- - ,i„i.„j o i,i, T.iKr aoc 1 . . m 1 TV- ^ 1. ICO- iNo. Oi) clatea -i4tn July 266 dated 23rd IN ovember I860. •' 1863, for the collection of lists of Native publications, were first referred to this office, I had the honour to recommend, in mv letter No. 297 dated 17th 6 June 1864, that Collectors and Magistrates should be authorized to call upon the owners of printing presses in the several districts for returns of works and periodicals issued by them from the date of the establishment of their respective presses up to the 31st of December 1864, and I proposed to undertake the embodiment of these returns in a general catalogue which should contain the names of all Sanskrit and Vernacular publications in this Presidency up to the close of the year 1864, to be followed afterwards by annual lists of subsequent publications- 3. At the end of June 1865 I received an instalment of the returns which had been called for, but on receiving them I found that precise forms had not been furnished to the owners of printing presses, and that the information supplied was extremely defective. I therefore thought it better to collect returns afresh by the agency of the Deputy Educational Inspectors throughout the pre- sidency, to whom I furnished tabulated forms to be filled up. 4. This fresh application for returns caused a delay of several months- On being received, the lists were embodied in my office into a general catalogue, which has now been printed, and of which I beg herewith to submit six copies for the use of Government. 5- The catalogue submitted, though superior to what could have been compiled from the returns furnished by the political authori- ties and Magistrates, is still utterly imperfect- The causes of this inperfection are as follows : — (1) the absence, in many cases, of regular records in the printing offices ; (2) the carelessness or obstructiveness of printers or publishers, who failed to see that they had an interest in facilitating the returns, and who perhaps sus- pected the motives of Government in calling for them ; (3) the wish in some cases to conceal the names of works of a discreditable character ; (4) the want of scholarship in some of the Deputy Educational Inspectors ; (5) the newness of the whole thing, none of those concerned having had experience of the means to be adopted in framing a catalogue of the kind required, and alljacting under pressure, with a view to carry out the wshes of Government vrith as little delay as possible. 6. By keeping back the returns I had received, and by causing them to be corrected and enlarged, I might doubtless have obtained a far more, complete and scholarlike catalogue than the imperfect one nOw submitted, but on consideration 1 thought it would be better to have the present catalogue printed as a basis to future operations. I think that the advantage of an immediate public beginning is likely to be greater than that of a list less full of faults and omissions, appearing after some months' more delay. The first list, whenever it appeared, would be certain to be im- perfect. 7- I now propose, with the permission of Government, to consider the catalogue herewith submitted as a nucleus for col- lecting information, I propose to send copies of it to all Oriental scholars in the presidency, and to all other persons who are likely to possess the means of assisting us, and to solicit from them additions and corrections and any remarks which they may have to offer. In this way I trust to collect a supplementary catalogue, correcting the mistakes and supplying the omissions of the prese n catalogue of works published up to the end of 1864. When this is complete, I would propose to proceed with the regular collection of annual lists of Native publications in the presidency. 8. Among other matters on which I would propose to solicit information is the question what books, either of those mentioned or those omitted in my catalogue, are so far interesting as to be worth purchasing for transmission to England. With the permission of Government, I would propose deferring compliance with the last paragraph of their Resolution No, 698 dated 8th August 1864 until I have received the advice of scholars on this subject. 9- In the mean while I am inclined to think that the present catalogue, imperfect as it is, may in itself be not wholly useless to the Royal Asiatic Society and other learned bodies or indi-viduals in Europe- Even a perfect catalogue would probably not afford in- formation different in kind from that contained in the list herewith submitted. It will be seen that 898 names of books and periodicals in the Sanskrit, Zend, Marathi, Gujarathi, Canarese, Sindhi, Persian, Urdu, and Hindi languages have been collected- These perhaps do not amount to more than half of the printed Native Hterature of this presidency ; still they constitute a fair representative of it. The names and subjects set dovrn in the accompanying catalogue indicate the taste of the people, and the sort of literary activity which has existed among them. Many remarks might doubtless be made on the subject. I would therefore respectfully suggest that copies of the present catalogue be forwarded to the India Office, with an in- timation that supplementary lists are in course of preparation. 10. There are two remaining points on which I have to submit my opinion. The first of these regards the agency by which annual lists of publications are in future to be made. On this I beg to express my concurrence with the Revenue Commissioner for the Northern Division, who, in his letter No. 1850 dated 14th June last, recommends that they should henceforth be made by means of the machinery of the Educational Department. 11. The second is the question mooted by Mr. Robertson in his letter No. 880 dated 25th February 1865, and also discussed at length by Mr. Talboys Wheeler, as to the desirability of an Act compelling Native printers and publishers to furnish to Government copies of all works that they may bring out. On this I beg to ex- press my humble opinion that such an Act is extremely desirable, but that it should contain a clause providing that Government will in all cases pay the full published price of the books thus furnished. I would suggest that two copies of every book published in the presidency should be in this manner taken by Government, of which one should be deposited in the Library of the University of Bombay, and one transmitted to the India Office. I have the honour to be, &;c., A. GRANT, Director of Public Instruction. p. S. Government Endorsement No. 691 dated 16th October 1865, and accompaniment, herewith returned. Note. — The suggestion contained in the last paragraph has now been carried out by the Government of India in Act XXV, of 1867. CIRCULAR. No. 2060 OF 1865-G6. Bombay : Office of the Director of Public Instruction, 20th March 1866. Sir, — I have the honour to forward to you herewith, and to request your inspection of, a Catalogue of Native Publications in the Bombay Presidency up to the 31st of December 1864, prepared by me under the orders of Government. 2. The want of catalogues of the kind has been long felt, not only by Oriental scholars in Europe, but also by many persons generally interested in the welfare and progress of India. 3. Considerable difficulties, however, have attended the collec- tion . of the present list, among which may be mentioned the im- perfect records kept in printing presses ; the apathy or obstruc- tiveness of printers when applied to for information, and the want of scholarlike feeling in many of the persons employed to collect returns. 4. The present catalogue, then, is felt to be wholly imperfect, but it has been printed in order to serve as a nucleus for addi- tional and more correct information. 5. It is hoped that scholars acquainted with diiferent branches of Native literature may be kind enough to look over the list, and to favour this department with such corrections and additions as they may be able to supply, on the receipt of which a supple- mentary catalogue will be published, which it is hoped may com- plete the record of Native printed literature in this presidency down to the end of the year 1864. 6. I have now the honour to solicit your cooperation in the work. Should you be willing to lend your assistance, I request that you will favour me with a list under the following heads : — I. Corrigenda. II. Addenda. 7. Your list of corrigenda should be made in reference to the present catalogue, by quoting in each case the number of the entry p2 10 in whicla any mistake has been made as to name, subject, date, pricev &c. &c. 8. Your list of addenda should be drawn up under ten columns^ according to the system of the present catalogue (with the first column omitted). Your entries should, whenever practicable, be drawn up from the actual titlepages of works. The name should be given in Romanized Vernacular or Sanskrit- The subject should be given as briefly and characteristically as possible. The column of "remarks" should contain an indication of anything worthy of notice, from a literary, political, or moral point of view, in the works entered. 9- In addition to the above heads of entry, I would further solicit from you a list of any works (whether entered or omitted in my pre- sent catalogue) which may seem to you, for any reason, to be worthy of transmission to England. I have the honour to be, &c., (Signed) A. GRANT, Director of Public Instruction, To The Rev. J. Wilson, D.D. Major T. Candy, Marathf Translator, Educational Department. Rav Saheb Mahipatram Rupram Lilkanth, Gujarathi Translator, Educational Department. "W. Wordsworth, Esq-, Principal, Poona College. J. P. Hughlings, Esq., Principal, Elphinstone College. G- Biihler, Esq-, Professor, Elphinstone College. F. Kielhorn, Esq., Professor, Poona College. Vindyak Vasudev, Esq., Oriental Translator to Government. T- B- Curtis, Esq., Secretary, Vernacular Society, Ahmedabad, Dr. Bhad Daji- The Rev. G. Bowen. The Rev. G. Wiirth. Dosabhai Framji, Esq. Karsondas Mulji, Esq. Didoba Pilndurang, Esq- 11 The Members of the Dakshiua Prize Committee . S'aukar Pandurang Pandit, Esq-, Secretary and Reviser, Dakshina Prize Committee. Captain T. Waddington, Educational Inspector, Central Division. T. B- Curtis, Esq., Educational Inspector, Northern Division. W. A. Russell, Esq., Educational Inspector, Southern Division. J. Moore, Esq., CS-, Educational Inspector in Sind. Muns'i LutfuUa (Surat). R. West, Esq., CS. Moroba Kanoba, Esq, The Rev. H. P. Cassidy. Major A. T. Etheridge. G. C. M. Birdwood, Esq., M.D. The Rev. W. Beynon. Note. — Valuable assistance was received, in compliance with the above circular, from the following gentlemen : — Major T. Candy, Marathi Translator, Educational Department, Major A. T. Etheridge, Captain T. Waddington, Educational Inspector, Central Division, T. B. Curtis, Esq., Secretary, Vernacular Society, Ahmedabad, W. A. Russell, Esq., Educational Inspector, Southern Division, J. Moore, Esq., C- S. Educational Inspector in Sind, R. West, Esq., C.S., G- Biihler, Esq., Professor, Elphinstone College, The Rev. G. Wiirth, The Rev. G. Boweu, Captain J. L. Jacob, Member Dakshina Prize Committee, Vinayak Vasudev, Esq., Oriental Translator to Government, Dosabhai Framji, Esq , Karsondas Mulji, Esq., Krishna S^astri Chiplunkar, Esq., K^ro Lakshuman Chhattre, Esq., Rav Saheb Bhaskar Damodhar, S'ankar Pandurang Pandit, Esq., Secretary and Reviser, Dakshiua Prize Committee. 12 Rav Saheb Maliipatram Rupram Lilkanth, Gujarathi Translator, Educational Department, Muns'i Lutfulla, The Rev. H. P- Cassidy. Dastiir Hosliang Jamasp- From the following no contribution to the catalogue was received: — The Rev. Dr. Wilson, W- Wordsworth, Esq-, Principal, Poona College, F. Kielhorn, Esq., Professor, Poona College, J. P. Hughlings, Esq., Principal, Elphinstone College, G. C. M. Birdwood, Esq., M-D-, Dr. Bhaii Diiji, The Rev. W. Beynon, Moroba Kanoba, Esq., Dadoba Pandurang, Esq. On the reception of the supplementary lists, they were placed in the hands of John Nugent, Esq-, of the Bombay Civil Service, Acting Assistant Educational Inspector, for embodiment with the original catalogue. My thanks are due to Mr. Nugent for his per- formance of this troublesome task- Finally, the Revised Catalogue, as compiled by Mr. Nugent, was most carefully corrected in respect of orthography and points of scholarship by Dr. Kielhorn, Superintendent of Sanskrit Studies in the Poona College, whom I have to thank for the great trouble he has taken. The following remarks on the Sanskrit and Marathi sections severally of the printed literature contaiaed in this catalogue will be found interesting : they have been respectively contributed by Dr. Kielhorn and by Mahadev Govind Ranade, Esq., M.A-, LL.B-, Acting Marathi Translator to Government in the Educational De- partment : — Remarks on the Sanskrit Portion of the Catalogue, BY Dr. Kielhorn. " The students of Sanskrit who may reasonably expect to find in the 1/5 numbers of Sanskrit works contained in this catalogue, a 13 fair representation of Sanskrit literature, will, on a careful inspection, be disappointed. Most of the books here enumerated, if books they may be called, have no other claims to general interest than that which they may derive from being practical little manuals teaching the proper mode of performing certain ceremonies, or containing hymns or prayers for worshipping the gods, &c. There are only a few books in the whole collection which really contain something of the better part of the literature of ancient India. Titles like the Bhagavatapurana, the Mahabharata, Ramayana, Manu, or the S'akuntala, are like a few green trees in a barren desert. This is not difficult to understand- There never has been, at least for the last two thousand years, an Indian public. The study of literature was always confined to the few who considered themselves by divine right the sole bearers of all mental culture. And these few did not study it merely to cultivate and elevate their minds, or to seek in it relaxa- tion from more severe labours, and a source from which to draw new strength and vigour, but they made it their business, just as others made it their business to till the ground, or to battle with the enemy- We do not say this in depreciation of India ; on the contrary, we might consider it rather a proof of the contentment and disinterestedness of Indian authors that they wrote without a public in our sense of the word- However, a clear understand- ing of this singular phenomenon will make us better appreciate and judge Indian literature- A poem like the S'is'upalabadha, or a play like the Prabodhachandrodaya, could never have been meant for general readers. A system of philosophy like that of the Nyaya would be of no use to a man who could not devote at least some years of patient study to it exclusively. The grammatical science, admirable as it appears when once mastered, and far superior to whatever the Greeks fabled about grammar, would be entirely lost upon an ordinary scholar. We doubt even whether comparatively easy poems, as the Meghadwta, could have been really appreciated by a mind not specially trained for understand- ing them. Author and public everywhere influence each other. In 14 India the author wrote only for readers who would devote perhaps the best part of their lives to the study of his works, and conse- quently he did not condescend to make himself intelligible to the man of plain common sense. On the other hand, the general pub- lic saw the hopelessness of ever mastering the works of its authors, and left the study of them to those who by no other avocation were prevented from devoting their whole lives to them- If these remarks are true with regard to the literary state of India some thousand or two thousand years ago, they are much more so for India of the present day. The number of native scholars educated on a time-hallowed plan, which is perhaps better fitted than any other plan to Jiand down from one generation to another the traditional interpretation of difficult works composed in Sanskrit, becomes smaller every year, however European scholars may deplore this fact. Men who have studied the literature of their country thoroughly, and understand it, are becoming ever less numerous. Those few who still exist have perhaps their learning handed down to them from their fathers and forefathers and with it they have also inherited, as a dearly valued heirloom, the manusci'ipts from which their parents and ancestors drew their wisdom. Printed books are therefore either not wanted at all by these scholars, or the number of copies required is so small that even the most enterprising printer would not venture to print the books. If the better productions of Sanskrit literature were printed, they would not be sold in India, for want of readers- In fact, we are rather surprised than otherwise to find that some printers have been disinterested enough to publish some very extensive works, the sale of which, we are afraid, will never be so large as to cover the mere expenses of paper, printing, &c. The above may, we believe, explain the fact that among the Sanskrit books contained in this catalogue there are so few reallv valuable works- "We do not mean to stop with this general asser- tion. We shall, as far as the limits of this short notice may per- mit, place most of the books classified before the reader, and thus 1 r enable liim to test the truth of our statement- Before we do this, however, we feel obliged to make one more observation. In speaking of the readers which printed Sanskrit books might find in India, we mentioned only those Native scholars who have been educated according to the old system. We did so intentionally. The introduction of a more general study of Sanskrit into schools and colleges is only a very recent event, and was still more so in 1864. We canriot therefore, expect to find among the Sanskrit books contained in this catalogue many works intended for the wants of those who have studied Sanskrit in Government institutions- Some beginning seems to have been made in this direction, it is true, but nothing more than small portions of books have come forth as yet. In proceeding now to. give a, detailed account of the more import- ant books contained in this catalogue, we have to remind the reader at the outset that we have .not, been able to get sight of every work. Some books, although only lately published, are either not procurable at all, or only to be obtained with great difficulty. With regard to these, therefore, we have been obliged to rest satisfied with the information given by the publishers themselves, which, we fear, is not always very trustworthy. There are' no Vedic works at all contained in this catalogue ; we proceed therefore at once to the Post -Vedic Litei'ature. {A) Epic Poetry- There is a valuable edition of the whole Mahdbhurata (7-4), toge- ther with a short commentary composed by Nflakantha, and called Bharatabhavadipa. Of single episodes of thisNvast epic poem we have to mention principally several editions of the Bhagavadgitd (1 1, 45-49), being a dialogue between Krishna and Arjuna on divine subjects- In some editions the Bhagavadgita is accompanied by four other small works, viz. the Bhishnastavardja (18, A7, 48), a prayer or hymn in which Bhishma praises Krishna ; the Vishmisahas- randma {kathand) or the thousand names of Vishnu (47, 48, also 16 1G8-172 S:c.) ; the Anusmritl (6,47, 48), prayers for obtaining final beatitude ; and lastly tbc Gajendramokshana (38, 39,47, 4S), contain- ing the story of a Gandharva having been changed into an elephant, and afterwards liberated and restored to his original state, by Krishna. All these works profess to be taken from the IMahabhiirata, but the two last are not contained in the Calcutta edition of the INIahabharata. Another little work may be mentioned here in con- nection with the Bhagavadgita, viz., the Saptas'lokigitu (131), which is said to be an abridgement of the former work. "NYe have also a very well and correctly printed edition of the whole B.dm&ymia (113), which is accompanied by a commentary called Tilaka, composed by Rlma, whoever he may be. The text ■given in this edition differs considerably from the Bengal text, and somewhat less from that of Schlegel's edition of the Ramayana. There is, besides, a separate edition of the Bulak&nda (10), or first book of the Ramayana. This is perhaps the best place to mention also the Bhdratachampu (\7), and the Ildm&yanachampu (114), two compositions in prose and verse relating to the subjects of the two principal epic poems. (i?) Poems on Cosmogony and Myjiholoyy. The Pauranic literature is very well represented in this catalogue, at least so far as titles are concerned. The number of important works, however, is even here not very great. The most prominent work of this class is without doubt the Bhdgavatapiirima, dedicated to the glorification of Bhiigavat or Vishnu. We have several editions of it (13-16), some of them accompanied by the commentary of S'ridharasvamin. A famous song, in which the god Bhagavat is praised by the herdswomen, is entitled GopiyitA (51). The small tract Jvarastotra (56) is stated to be taken_from this Purana- There is, besides, an abridgement of the whole Bhagavatapurana, called Chatuhs'loki Bhayavata (25), and consisting of six pages, where the original poem, which contains 18,000 s'lokas, must indeed have been marvellously abridged. An- other work deserving of mention here is the BhayavatachurnikA (12), which treats in prose on the subject of the Bhagavatapurana- 17 The only other Puraua of wliicli we have a complete edition, besides the Bhagavata, is the Lingapurdna, composed, as the name would suggest, in honour of S'iva. The lithographed edition of this work (71) contains, besides the text, a commentary called S'ivatoshani by Ganes'a. No. 44 ofthe catalogue bears the title Garudapurdna, but this is incorrect, the work referred to lacing merely an extract from the Pretakalpa, or second part of the Garudapurana- It treats of the rewards and punishments awarded to the souls ofthe departed in the world to come, and of obsequial rites. The text is accompanied by a succinct commentary. The following works are, like the last, only extracts from Pura- nas. The most important of them all is the Adhy at mai'/cincUj ana (1-2), which forms part ofthe Brahmi'mdapuruna- It chiefly relates the exploits of Rama, in such a manner, however, that it considers them always as the deeds' of the god Vishnu- This work has been commented on by Ramavarman of S'l'ingavera. One of the most famous chapters of the Adhyatmaramayana, called Rdmagitd, which savours very much of Vedanta doctrines, has been published separately (110). The VisJimipanjarastotra (1G7) is also said to be taken from the Brahmandapurana, and we believe that the Dat- tutreyastotra (2S) has to be referred to the same source- The Krlshnajanmaklumda (C4) forms the fourth or last section of the Brahmavaivartapur&na, and is composed entirely with the view of glorifying Krishna- As extracts from the Padmapurdna we may mention the JSMghamd- hutmya (73), treating chiefly of some ablutions t© be performed during the month of Magha ; the Bilvurpanastotra (19); the B-uinus' vamedha (112), from the Patalakhanda of the Padmapuraiia ; and perhaps the Ehddas'imahiitmya (33, 34). There are several small sectarian works said to form part of that extensive mass of poetical compositions which usually goes by the name of Skandapurdiui. We find a Chandrastotra (22) ; Chulur- mdsyamdhutmya (24), in 32 books ; Edmanavamh'ratdmdJidtmya p3 IS (111) ; S'anistotra (127-128) ; Satyanuruyana (13G,I37) ; S ira/ca- vacha (146,147); Tcm'iihlumiMtmya (IGO). 'i\\(i Kurttikamii- huhmja (59, GO), which forms part of the S'risauatkumarasanihita, belongs most likely also to this Pur:ina. We will notice only a few other small works belonging to this class- The Haritalikd (53, 54) teaches the mode of worshijjping the goddess Parvati on the third day of the illumined half of the month Bhadrapada, and is accompanied by a tale taken from the Bhavishifottarapurdna, in which the origin of the Haritalika rite is related, and its name explained (verse 47)- To the same Purana belong also the Kris7t7iajanmdshtam{-vratakathA (111), and the S'rdvaiiadvddas' ikathd (111, V umanajayantikatha) . Another work, &\\tit\(id. S apt as' att {\29,\oQ), is an extract from the Markamleya- purana, and celebrates in 1 G chapters the prowess and achievements of Parvati. The PurushottamamaMtmyn (103), which contains 31 books, is taken from the Brihannaradiyapurana, and the Nrisimhachaturdas'ivratamdhatmya (111) from the Nrisimhapu rana. Several others of the smaller tracts mentioned in this cata- logue might perhaps be enumerated here, but it would be of no advantage to do so. (C) Artificial Poems. This class contains some very beautiful and justly admired poems. Besides, on several of these compositions the very best commenta- ries that exist in the whole commentatoriai literature of India have been written. It is therefore a matter of great regret that the poetical works of this kind are represented very scantily in this cata- logue-- In the whole collection there occur the names of only five good classical poems, and not one of these has been j)ublished entire- Of the Kvmdrasamhhava only the second book has been printed (G5), some twelve years ago, and even this cannot be had now. The same is to be said of the Naishadhiyacharitra, composed by Harsha, and celebrating the love and marriage of Nala and Dama- yanti, of which the first canto (88) was published in 1845. The ease is a little better with the Rag/mvams'a (107-109), but even here the most extensive publication does not contain more than seven cantos out of nineteen- Of tlie S'is'upalaljadha, or, as it is called after its author (if such he was), the Manhalxdnja, which describes the death of S'is'upiila, slain by Krishi^a, the first two cantos (72) were printed in 1845, but they are out of print now. More recently the first three cantos have again been lithographed (145), together with the commentarj' of Malliaatha. An edition of Cantos I. -—III. of the Kiratarjuiiiya (Gl) appears to survive only in name. There is another lithographed edition of the first five songs of this poem (02), accompanied by Mallinatha's commentary. Two other poems deserve to be mentioned here, though both are rather modern compositions. The one is the Mahimnahstotra (75- 79), or, as it is also called, Mahimnahstava, composed by Pushpa- danta in honour of S'iva; the other the Gcmgdlahan,hj Jagannatha (37) • The occasion on which the latter poem was composed is stated in one of the editions before us in the following manner : — ' In 1 578 there lived in Delhi, at the court of King xlkbar, a Pandit named Jaganniith Ray. By his learning he obtained the king's favour, and married his daughter. After some days he rued this act, but the Brahmans of Benares would not receive him into the caste. There- fore he sat down on the borders of the river Ganges, and began to praise its goddess- Then the water rose one step at each verse, and after it had thus risen fifty-two steps Ganga herself appeared before all, and purified him and his Muhamadan wife-' Nothing of all this appears in the poem itself except the name of the poet (vv. 36 and 47). But it is clear that the poet must have felt himself weighed down with some heavy sin, from which in his opinion none but the all-purifying Ganga could deliver him. The glory and power of Ganga are sung in the most exalted>strain ; and the fervour of the poet's prayer, and his childlike confidence in his almighty and all* merciful goddess, are deeply touching. The language of the poem is pure, and, though not free from a certain mannerism, brings forcibly to one's mind the better works of Indian literature. In one of the editions before us the poem is accompanied by the com- mentary of Sadas'iva the son of Mauikabhatta, which, althou2;h i( 20 betrays sometimes its author's inability to write correct Sanskrit, is nevertheless of great value for the vmderstanding of the original. It shows also that there exist a good many various readings, though the poem is not three hundred years old . {D) Drama. The catalogue mentions two editions of Kalidasa's well-known play S'akuntala (123-4), and also an edition of the Vihramorvas'i (164), by the same poet. An edition of the Venisainhura (162), by Bhatta Narayana, is out of print now. Besides, there is an edi- tion of the philosophical drama. Prabodkachandrodai/a (101), by Krishnamis'ra. The last work of this kind, the Hanumanni'ttaka (52), or Mahanataka, deserves a fuller mention, because we have a first edition of it. There exist, as far as we know, two re- censions of this work, the one consisting of nine acts, and com- mented on by Madhusiidana ; this was published in Calcutta in 1840 : of the other recension, in which this play contains fourteen acts, we owe the editiu princej)s to Mr. Bapii Harslet Devlekar, who has indeed done more for Sanskrit literature than any other publisher in this presidency. The subject of the Hanu- mannataka is the history of Bdma as it is given in the Ramayana. The play, bovrever, as it lies before us, is evidently unfinished ; its context is often broken, and it contains pieces of different authors and of different times. Some verses are distinctly stated to be composed by the commentator with the view of filling up the gaps in the original composition. There is a tradition contained in the last verse of this play and the commentary thereon, according to which the play was originally written on stones by Ilanumat- A'almlki heard of the extreme sweetness of its style, and became afraid his own Ramayana would not be read if the play continued to exist : he therefore asked Hanumat to throw the latter into the sea. Hanumat liaAing complied with this request, the play remained concealed in the sea until it was again taken out by King Bhoja (who Avas, according to the commentator, an incarnation of Hanumat), and by his order put together by Mis^ra Damodara< The text of this play is accompanied by the commentary of Mis'ra 21 Moliauadcisa, which is mostly succinct and clear. Mohauadiisa (juotes the usual lexicographical and other authorities in support of his statements, and mentions many various readings, without, however, as far as we have ohserved, critically deciding between them- We are sorry that the editor 1ms admitted some verses into the text of the play against Mohanadasa's distinct statement. {E) Fables. Of all the collections of fables existing in Sanskrit literature, only one has been printed in this presidency, viz., the Hltopades'a (55). Whatever the advantages may be which a student working without the assistance of a teacher may derive from the present edition of this work, we very much doubt its fitness for being used as a school book- {F) Grammar. Of the various grammatical systems for which India is justly renowned, two are represented in this catalogue, the system of Panini and that of the Siirasvata grammar. To the former belongs the Siddhdntakaumudi (143) of Bhattojidikshita, being a commen- tary on Panini' s grammatical Sutras, which, however, are here given in another order than in the Ashtadhyayi ; and an abridgement of the Siddhantakaumudl, entitled the Lughuhaumudi (67), by Varadaraja. The small tract named Taddhitakaldpa (157), the author of which is not named, is a treatise on secondary nominal affixes, observing the order in which these affixes are given in the Siddhantakaumudl, but it is not a portion of the Siddhanta- kavimudi itself, as stated incorrectly in the catalogue. The Ri'qiui-ali and Dhuturiipufali (119-122) contain paradigms of the Sanskrit declensions and conjugations ; as a supplement to them may be mentioned the Sumdsachah-a (125-G), which gives a short account of the Sanskrit compound nouns according to Panini' s system, besides a chapter on the meanings of the cases &c. (and in one of the editions before us, also, to fill up the book as it were, the jNIarathl declension of the pronoun to) ; its author is not named. The Kridantavyuha (G3), on verbal derivatives, and the 00 small work entitled Shadliiigiini (1 10), which treats of the Sanskrit declension according to the Siddhantakaumudi, We have not met with. The lithographed edition of the S;irasvata grammar (132) is not the first edition of this work. In 1829 a much more conve- nient edition than the present one vvas printed in Bombay. This, however, is very scarce now, the only copy which perhaps ever reached Europe being in the possession of the Secretary of the Royal Asiatic Society in London. (G) Lexicography. There are three editions of Amaj-asimha s Ndmalingunus' usanti (3, 4, 138), if not the oldest, at least the best-known, dictionary ex-^ isting in Sanskrit literature- In one of these editions (138) the text is accompanied by a commentary chiefly etymological, the author, of which, Hari Pandita the son of Vinayaka, composed it by order of the publisher, Vithal Sakharam Agnihotri. A careful comparison of the first fifty pages of this edition with the corresponding part of the Paris edition of the Amarakosha shows that it contains not only slight various readings, but also whole lines that are not to be found in the latter. Sometimes these additional verses are marked by inverted commas, and in this case they are not explained by the commentator. (//) Rhetoric Two works of this class have been printed, both compositions of the 15th and 16th centuries. One is the Prntiparudra (100), composed by Vidyanatha in honour of King Pratiiparudra. This is out of print now. The other work, entitled Kuvalayunanda (66 ), was composed by Appayadikshita, as he himself states, by order of King Vyankata ; the text is accompanied in the present edition by a commentary called Alankiirachandrika, written by ^'idya- natha the son of Ramachandra or Ramabhatta. (J) Philosophy- Under this head we have to mention only one modern v.'ork, a commentary on the Gadadhari, entitled Nywjaratna (93), by Raghunath S'astri- 23 (K) Law end Ritual. There is .1 complete edition of Manu (81) accompanied by the commentary of Kulhikabhatta ; two books of Manu have also been printed separately (HO). Besides, we have several editions of the Dhai'masindhusara (30-32) composed by Kas'inathopadhyaya- This work consists of three parts, which treat of the division of time, of the festive days to be observed in everj^ month, and finally of the various religious ceremonies which every man ought to perform. To the latter subject especially is devoted the Prayogai'atna (102), by Bhatta Narayana the son of Bhatta Rames^vara- The I)&na- chandrikd (26), or, as it is properly called, the Danasankshepachan- drika, by Divakara the son of Maliddeva, treats of the various kinds of religious gifts. x\nother work which belongs to this class is the Frataraja (1/3), composed by A'is'vanatha, or, as he calls himself also, Daivajna-s'arman : it treats of religious observances and vows- The author himself informs us, in the beginning of his work, that he composed it in 1/36 in Benares, after having studied many books on the subject. The Vratodyupanakaumudi (174), by S'ankar Ballal Ghare, of the Chittapavana family, treats of the same subject. Among the smaller tracts which we could get sight of, the As'auchnnirnaya (9) must be mentioned here. (i) Astro7iomy and Astrology. The comparatively great number of works on astronomy and astrology contained in this catalogue shows that this branch of Indian science is still studied extensively. Most of the printed works of this kind have been composed during the last four hundred years. We content ourselves w^ith merely mentioning the titles of them: Brihajjutaka (21), MuhurtacliintAmani (84), Muhurtagana- pati (85), Muhurtamdrtdnda {Sd), Nilakanthat('jika (92), Sarvdr- thachintdmani (135), ShatpancMs'ikd {\A\-2), S'ighrabodha (144), KaA.Tithini7'naya{\^Q). (M) Lists 0/ the Names of Deities, Prayers, Hymns, ^^c. The list of the names of a god generally begins with a few introductory remarks in which the blessings are set forth which 24 the worshipper hopes to ohtam by the recital of these names, viz. health, wealth, defeat of his enemies, &c. Some lists are ascribed to Rishis, as Nurayana, Kanvapraskanva, Vyasa, &c., as their authors. Now and then the selection of the names of a particular deity is fanciful, e.g., in the Gmiapatisahas7-anum&vaU, where each of the thousand names of Ganapati begins w^ith the letter g. The prayers and hymns {Stotra) are often sensible, sometimes even beautiful. They are ascribed to various authors, e. g., the Aparddiiahshamdpaiiastotra, the S^ivastuti, and the Charpatapan- jai'iha to S'ankaracharya ; the KdlihUtotra to Kalidasa, the Ritma- raksha to the Rishi Buddha Kaus.''ika. Sometimes they are said to be taken from Pur anas (see above). Different from these Stotras are the Pi'ijus ; whereas the former are prayers or hymns in our sense of the word, the latter always require the performance of some particular religious rite, and tracts like the Aiumtachaturdas' ip'ijd or the Updngalalitapujd regularly consist of two parts. First the directions are given according to which the god is to be worshipped, and afterwards some story, generally taken from a Parana, is related in explanation of the origin of the rite, &c. Where we know with certainty from which Purana such a tale has been taken, we have mentioned the particular Pujas alread)^, with the Pauranic literature. The above is, we trust, an impartial description of the Sanskrit books printed in this presidency, and it is as exhaustive as we could make it. We have only one more remark to offer before concluding this notice. INIany of the books mentioned contain, no doubt, a correct and readable text. However, this in itself is not sufficient. The text of a book may contain no mistakes in the grammar and idiom of the language, it may not be at variance with what we know of the time of the writer and the circumstances under which he lived, it may also be entirely consistent with the character of the writer as known from other sources, and it may, lastl}'^, be composed strictly according to the rules laid down for a particular class of literary 25 composition ; and yet we cannot be satisfied with it so long as we are not told how the text has been constituted, what manuscripts have been compared, whether they all contain the same text, or form groups of manuscripts representing different recensions of the same work ; which recension has been chosen, and for what reasons whether the editor has thought it sometimes necessary to reject the readings of his manuscripts, and in which particular case he has done so. We also desire to know whether the quotations from the work which he edits have been collected as far as possible, and compared with the text given by the manuscripts ; whether imita- tions, if there are any, have been compared, &c. An editor may by constant study have become as familiar with his author as that Roman who, Cicero tells us, was able to say " this verse belongs to Plautus, and this not," yet we should always consider him to have sinned against the first laws of the critical art if he did not give us satisfactory answers to the above questions. "We are afraid critical accuracy has never been the strong point of Indian scholars, not even of the best of them, and we observe daily with regret how lax the critical conscience, if we may say so, of Indian scholars of the present day proves to be ; but we firmly trust that the publishers, some of whom have already done good service to the cause of Sanskrit literature, will take care that in future the works issued from their , presses will become more satisfactory in this respect, and we assure them that they will earn the warmest thanks of European scholars by doing so. F. KIELHORN. Remarks on the Mara''thi' portion of the Catalogue. The total number of Marathi books contained in this catalogue is 661 ; of these 428 are prose and 233 are verse, that is, nearly one to two — a very large proportion for any but the less cultivated lan- guages of modern times. I have divided the prose books into (1) school books, (2) popular literature, (3) scientific works, and ( 4) law books : about each of them in their order. (1) The prose school books number about 98, and may be fur- ther subdivided into reading-books, mathematics, history, geography, P 4 26 and grammar- As all these books are either translations, or compilations prepared to order, they are indicative of nothing be- yond them, and may be passed by without special remark. Major Candy's series constitutes by far the best portion of the school reading-books. (2) The prose popular literature of every cultivated language generally reflects all the real strength and excellence of the national intellect. In order to convey as complete a notion of this depart- ment of our published literature as is possible under the circum- stances, I have subdivided the total number of vporks, 221, into no less than eleven heads — history, tales, moral essays, biography, travels, Puranic bakhars, philosophy and religion, political tracts, newspapers and magazines, science and miscellaneous : of each of them in their order. History- — There are twenty-three books of history, large and small. Of these twenty-three, fourteen relate to India, six to Eng- land, there are three books on general history, and one on Egypt. Of the fourteen which relate to India, the translations of Elphinstone^s and Murray's histories, and of Grant Duff's Maratha history, are the only ones which possess any literary merit. By the side of these and Bal Gangadhar S'astri's compilations, none of the books on English history would appear to possess any standing. The only textbook on general history is a translation of iMarshman's Brief Survey of History, and even that, I fear, is now nearly out of print. It will be thus seen that there is not a single original historical work of merit besides the several translations, while the large departments of the history of Greece and Rome and of modern Europe and America are entirely neglected. Tales. — The next subdivision is that of tales and fictions, with a total of 39 works. Of this number fully 'sixteen are represented by the multiplied editions of the old and popular stories of the Panchopakhyan, Vetal Panchvis'i, Simhasan Battisi, and S'uka Bahattarf. These four constitute the stock of the most popular stories of fiction in the language ; they are to be found in every indigenous school, and constitute their whole library. Besides this 27 purely indigenous literature there are about fifteen works, which represent the addition to our stock of fictions as the result of English contact. Of these, ten are translations, and five are original eflForts on the model of Enghsh fictions- Mr. Krishna S'astri's translation of the Arabian Nights stories represents by far the best effort of literary prose in the language. Of the original works, IMuktamala and Rajii INIadan are the best- Some more recent efforts in this direction have been more successful. One of the most distinctly marked tendencies of the age is towards a multiplication of this class of works. Moral Essays. — Moral books and essays constitute the third subdivision of popular hterature, with a total of about 33 books None of these possess any great merit, except, of course, the old systems of morality respectively styled Vidurniti and Naradaniti. They represent the highest moral and economical notions of the people on these subjects, and serve the place of more systematic works. Biography. — There are about ten works on biography — Columbus, Captain Cook, Cyrus, Nana Phaduavis, Socrates, and Catherine of Russia ; these constitute nearly all the remarkable persons who have been honoured with a record of their lives. I can see no par- ticular principle at the bottom of this varied choice. As people grow more familiar with the really great characters of history it is to be hoped that this department will in course of time receive large additions. Travels — As might be naturally expected among a people so averse to foreign travel, this department is exceptionally poor. There are only four works, of which two relate to the pilgrimages^ to Gokarn and Benares- The late lamented Divji Saheb Kibe may be said to have set the example of this class of writing when he pubUshed an account of his tour through Gujarath and Maharashtra. Puranic Bakhars — I have thought it fit to provide a separate division for Puranic prose, for the reason that this tendency to write the old myths in prose indicates a step in advance, and belongs to the 28 advanced age of chronicles. The number of works is about seven, and all relate to the old Purana stories. Contemporaneously with the com- pilation of these Bakhars there arose another class of chronicles, of a more healthy character, brought into being by the political events of the times — I refer, of course, to the historical Bakhars, of which there are several, in the manuscript form,, well worth being separ- ately published. Superstition. — The next subdivision. Superstition, may be passed over without remark here. By far the larger portion of these works are in verse, and I shall take them together when I come to speak of that portion of verse literature. Philosophy and Religion. — I have thought it proper to class philosophy with religion, for, as at present circumstanced, the Hindus are not sufficiently liberalised to perceive any distinction between them. The number of books under this head is about twenty, and in my opinion this number is much below the mark- It will interest some to know the variety of the elements which make up this portion of our literature. Philosophy is as yet only a hand- maid, to Religion, and occupies a subordinate place. This class of works may be subdivided into the purely missionary works, the purely orthodox works, and, lastly, the works in favour with re- formed India, which occupy an intermediate place- The principles of the Hindu religion, the pleasures of the self-enjoying soul, and the Vedokta Dharm Prakas', represent the best portion of orthodox thought stated so as to be generally acceptable to all parties- The commentary on the Purusha Siikta, thoughts upon caste, the Paramahams doctrines, the remarriage of widows, the principles of Brahmanism, and Dr. Ilaug's translation of a portion of the Vedas, constitute by far the best of the more recent efforts in this time on the part of reformed India. Of course the philosophy, such as it is, is very poor by the side of the Sanskrit or Eng- lish works on the subject- The philosophy most in vogue is that of the later Vedantism,and the Gita, with its diffuse commentary the Dnyanes'vari, constitutes three-fourths of the substance of all that passes as philosophy with those who take up these studies ia 29 their old age. The fact is there is no taste in the popular mind for the prohlems discussed in European works on philosophy, while in the case of old Sanskrit works people who take up these studies generally fiud it infinitely easier to consult the original itself than any modification or adaptation of it into intelligible Marathi. With regard to reform literature, there is at present a strong tendency towards an increase of this class of works, as was fully shown at the time of the recent agitation of the remarriage question- More than five works of a very earnest character published at the time showed the deep interest with which the whole question was regarded by the people ; only one of these publications finds its place in the catalogue- Science. — The next subdivision is that of popular science. Al- thouo-h nearly all the works professing to treat of scientific subjects are remarkable for their want of system, I have thought it proper to provide a separate heading for a class of works which are in- tended more to excite curiosity than to convey truth or system. Of the eleven works under this head, five are dialogues on astronomy, and the rest are popular descriptions of animals, plants, rail- ways, &c- Political Tracts- — The next subdi\dsion relates to politics. There are only five works in the catalogue qf a political turn. Of these, three relate to the defunct body of the Bombay Association, being petitions to Parliament on Indian subjects : of the other two books under this head, one relates to the Inam commission, which is said to be Gairinsdph, or Injustice, and the other relates to the law of prices, advocating the entire freedom of trade, and intended to per- suade people that it would not be in any way to their advantage if Government interfered to fix a nirakh scale of prices. Of late years these occasional pamphlets have been on the increase, and are indi- cative of a new spirit, which in its own time will be our highest privilege under British rule. Newspapers and Magazines. — I have provided a separate heading for newspapers and magazines. The catalogue makes mention of ten newspapers and seven magazines in all. While there has been 30 a steady improvement in the quality of the newspapers, and the difference between the best specimens of the papers published in our days comj)ared with those which were published ten years ago is so great as to make no comparison possible, the magazines have greatly fallen off; theT rimiisik, the old Dnyanprasarak, and the Vicharlahari had more brilliancy, more earnestness about them than the usual stuff with which the magazines are filled in these days- The last is the Miscellaneous head, which contains about fifty- five books, calling for no special remark- (3) To proceed now to the third grand division of science. The total number of works contained under this head is about sixty-eight. As a whole this department is singularly behindhand, for the truths of science, opposed as they are to the traditions of the Puranas have not as yet made their way into the popular mind, and there is no demand for these works outside the school walls- Owing to the dif- culty of expressing technical terms and scientific ideas, no serious attempt has been made to publish a series of manuals on the different sciences for the use of the higher classes in the schools. There is not a single textbook, good or bad, on the natural sciences, and the same remark holds good of geology, optics, heat, magnetism, and others without number. Out of a total of sixty-eight there are ten works on higher mathematics, three on astronomy, three on scientific music and singing, four on physics, and three on chemistry ; while mechanics, electricity, photography, logic, are each content with a single text, possessed of no great merit either for fullness or accuracy. The only sciences which muster more strength are political economy and medicine ; there are six works on political economy, most of them being translations of English texts. The works on medicine are about twenty-two in number, em- bracing translations of the native Sanskrit authors, as also of the more popular English texts. Bapdeva, Madhava, Trimbak, Lolnnbraj, Manikbhat, have all been translated, and tha Nighantu Prakas' also has been rendered into Mar.'ithi, so as to be available for general use. The English texts translated are about six in number. Of 31 these, three were translated, so far back as 1829, by Dr. McLennan, on materia medica, nosology, and anatomy. Since the institution of the vernacular class in the Grant College the Native teachers there have published texts on medicine, anatomy, and chemistry. The old Sanskrit texts on Sarfr, and the works of the Muhamadan doctors, are still untranslated, and the want of textbooks on physiology and the more advanced subjects of medicine is still felt in this department of study. There is another subject on which the language possesses a large stock of very valuable works — I refer to the dictionaries. It has been the singular good fortune of the people of this country that their language early attracted the attention of such distinguished scholars as Captain Molesworth and Major Candy, who reduced it to form and order with a perseverance equalled only by the suc- cess of the efPort. Besides their great works, the S'astris, under their auspices, published a very valuable dictionary, which, together with the more recently published Ilans-Kos'' and others, has proved of great help to the student. (4) The fourth great division of prose literature is that of law, with a total of forty-one works, of which about twenty-eight are Acts, and the rest are law books. Among the law works the most valuable are the translations of the Mitakshara and the Vyavahara- mayukha published by order of Government. The rest of the law literature is entirely of modern growth, and as yet possesses no great work of merit. Within the last two years, however, very valuable contributions in the shape of texts on evidence and contracts have been published by the new class of vakeels. The weekly publication in the Native newspapers of cases decided is also a most promising feature connected with the times- I have thus passed under review the entire collection of prose literature, in all its different branches, pointing out the special merits, wants, and the tendencies of each, so far as can be ascertained at present. To proceed now to the verse portion of the Marathf literature. The total number of books is 223. While the prose literature is for 32 the most part the work of our own days, the verse Hterature of the language admits of two divisions,, the old and the new ; the old being the entire collection of Puranic, devotional, philosophic, supersti- tious, and moral writings of the poets who lived before the establish- ment of the British rule, making a total of 197 works ; school poetry, histories, translations, selections, these make up the entire contribu- tion of our own times, numbering about 36 works in all : about each of them in their order- Puranic poetry forms by far the largest aggregate total of poeti- cal works, being no less than 99 books, or fully one-half of the entire collection- I have had the curiosity to analyse this large total, and was not surprised to find that the largest contributor in point of quantity, and first in the order of poetical merit, is Moropant. S'ridhar Vaman Pandit, Tukaram, Muktes''var, follow in the order in which the names are mentioned here. The JMahabharat and its episodes are the most popular subjects with the poets. JMoropant has travelled over the whole of the Mahabharat storv, and his Ramayanas, with their fantastic principles of arrangement, are a curiosity in literature. Krishna is the favorite god with this class of poets, the frolics of the god in his infancy, and his less excusable deeds among the women of Gokal, form the subject of all the lyric and impassioned poetry in the language. Devotional poetry occupies the second place in point of number and merit. There are about 65 works in all, of which five books, perhaps the best of their kind, relate to the biography of the saints and the Sadhu poets. Tukaram's Manas Puja and Moropant's Keka- vali are perhaps the best specimens of their respective writings- The god most in favour with this class of poets is, it need hardly be re- marked, Vithoba of Pandharpiir. In fact, the theory that salvation can only be worked out, not by works, nor by merits, nor again by knowledge, but by humble devotion and constant prayer, is the peculiar tenet of this class of writings ; and with the decay of old learning, and of the more valuable spirit of independent thought, it has succeeded in securing for itself a popularity wholly unauthorised by any merits of its own. 33 There are about ten works of philosophy, hut, as I have pre- viously remarked, they all teach one set of doctrines, those of the Bhagavadgitii. In fact, all the works under this head are either translations, paraphrases, or commentaries on the Glta, of which the Dnyanes'vari takes the first rank- The Dasabodh of Ramdas, Vciman Pandit's essays on detached subjects, and Eknath's great work, make up the whole of our present possessions in this department of literature. There is much more variety in the next class, of superstitious works, which number about fourteen. Incantations against the bites of serpents, palmistry, the science of prognostics, the good or bad omens attendant upon the touch of the lizard, the sacred in- fluences of the planet Saturn, these and many more make up a large collection of the recognised pabulum which the popular mind feeds on with inexpressible delight. They indicate a state of mind which, however one may deprecate it, on acconnt of the consequences, de- serves to be studied in all seriousness of heart, for the light it lets in upon the present state of popular thought- The last subdivision of this portion of our old literature relates to the class of moral works- Vidurniti and Naradaniti belong in- the original to this class of works. Our chief moral teacher is Ramdas ; his address to the mind is perhaps the most solemn teaching on the subject. The more recent efforts in this line possess no great merit.. The second great division of verse literature, which I have classed under the generic term of new poetry, is made up for the most part of translations from Sanskrit works and selections from the old poets. There is not a single original work of any merit which can be named by the side of the higher specimens of the old poetry- The translations from the Sanskrit works, about twelve in number, are however, the richest treasure of the language in its present state of cultivation. Nearly all the best Sanskrit Nataks have been al- ready translated. This has been the work of the last ten years, and it is to be hoped that the chief of these translators will supple- ment their good work by translating all the epic Kavyas and the 5 34 other standard prose and verse works of the parent language. The stream of Sanskrit lore must be diverted into our channel, its choicest productions compelled to do service in these days by enriching the language with their excellence of thought and art. Besides these translations, much good has resulted from the publication of selections from the mass of ancient poetry, in the dif- ferent editions of Navanit and the Sarvasangraha. In course of time entire collections of the writings of Tukaram, Moropant, Muktes'var, S'ridhar, and Vanian Pandit will, it is hoped, be published, and when completed it will be the highest claim of this age to be remem- bered in all future time. I have thus travelled over the entire ground sketched by me at the outset, taking stock of all our actual possessions in prose and verse. After all, it should always be borne in mind that forty years ago there was not a single printed book in the language- The Native Educa- tion Society was organised about 1829, and the first serial works for the schools were published under their auspii!es- Forty years is but a short span in the life of a nation's literature, which takes many centuries to grow to maturity. The evidence of growth is satisfactory, but the interval is too short to admit of anything but a collective impres- sion of the whole in one view. It is not possible to mark out the distinctive tendency of each decade. Besides, the comparison of dates in the eighth column, which are not so much the dates of the first publication of those works as of such recent editions of the same as were accessible, makes it perfectly impossible to come to any satisfactory conclusions on this head. Certain it is that within the last ten years greater work has been done than was accomplished during the thirty years immediately preceding. All our best San- skrit translations, all the higher original efforts in the direction of novels and dramas, and other works of art, all serious efforts to publish entire collections of the old poets, all our best reading series and our best newspapers, all these have been the work of the last ten years ; and the press is daily finding increased employment for its varied activity. 35 It is true the entire picture thus presented to the view is far from satisfactory if one looks at it absohitel}'. The stage of advance which the language has at present reached is to he hailed more for the promise it holds out for the future than for auy accomplished success of the past. It is only when we look at the short interval of scarce forty years that we feel surprised at the amount of work that has already been done, especially when the comparative poverty of the sister languages of the presidency is taken into account- I hope I shall not be accused of unduly depreciating the progress that has been achieved, but there can be no mistake that to any one who looks at it from a stranger's standpoint our existing litera- ture will appear for the most part either superstitious or childish- Many centuries of earnest effort are needed before this reproach can be washed away. The present, however, is full of promise, and there is every likelihood that before long the Marathi language will be in a position to take the first rank among the cultivated languages of modern India. (Signed) M.G-RANADE. CATAIOGUE OF NATIVE PUBLICATIONS IN THE BOMBAY PBESIDENCY UP TO 3l8T DECEMBER 1864, 2 c n p SANSKRIT. 1 2 3 4 5 a Name of Work or Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. a Newspaper. Iz; 1 Adhyatmard- Vyasa.* Mahadev Part of the Brah- mayana. S'astri & Bapu S'astrf. mandapurana. 2 Ditto ; with the commentary of Ramavarman (four times). Ditto. Ditto. 3 Amavakosha (twice). Amarasimha. Dictionary. 4 Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. 5 Anantapi'ja- Vyasa.* Worship of the god Anauta. G Anusmriti. (See No. 47.) 7 Aparadhastotra. S'ankaracharya. Prayer for the pardon of sins. 8 A'ratya- Kas'inatli GunavaUi- Paiidurang Hymns to various kar. U. G. gods- 9 As'auchanir- naya. > • ■ • Rehgious guide to observe mourning. 10 Balakanda. Valraiki. The ] st Kaiida or book of the Ramavana, giving an account of the birth and child- hood of Rama. 11 Bhagavadgita satika. (See also Gitf'i.) Vyasa.* Episode from the Ma- hiibharata- 12 Bhagavata- Ramchandra S'astri Substance of the Bha- chiirnika Padhe. gavatapurana in (twice). 9 prose. SANSK R IT — contin lied' Press in which printed. Ganpat Krishnaji. Vithal Sakharam Agni hotrl. Ditto. Bapu Ilars'et Devlekar, Ditto. Ditto. Jagaumitra. Bapii Hars'et Devlekar Dnyanprakas'. Bapii Hars'et Devlekar. Vithal Sakhaniin Agui- hotri. Place. Bombay. Poona. Ditto. Bombay- Ditto. Ditto. Ratntigirl. Bombay. Poena- Bombay. Pooiia Date. 1856 and 18(33. 1845-49 1857-GO 1850 and 1863. 1861 1858 1861 1860 1864 1S62 1863 1845 and 1849 Size and Number of Pages. Royal demy, ob- long, pp. 460- Demy 4 to, pp 200. Demy 4to, p 136. Oblong, pp. 106. Oblong, pp- 26- Oblong, pp. 12- 8vo, pp. 2 6. Oblong, pp. 30. Demy 4to, \i\^. 176. Oblong, pp. 158 Folio, 1/00 pp- 10 Price. Rs. a- p 5 3 12 10 2 6 3 2 1 6 1 8 1 6 5 SANSKRIT — continued. u a s 13 Name of Work or Newspaper. Author or Translator. BhagavatapU' rana, with the commentary of S'ridharasvamin 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Ditto Ditto Ditto Vy, asa. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Bharatachampit Bhishmastava- raja. (See No. A7) Bih'arpaiia- stotra. Bodhavachana- Brihajjataka, with the com- mentary of Bhattotpala. Chandrastotra (twice)- Ananta Bhatta- Editor. The pro- prietor, Mahadev S'astri Dharmadhi- kari, Bapu] S'astri Mo- ghe, and Tatia S'astri Khedkar. Subject. One of the eighteen Puraiias dedicated to the glorification of Bhagavat or Vishnu Kes'ava, & Lakshman S'astri. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Verse and prose on the war of the Pan davas and Kauravas Gangadhar S'astri Phadke. Varahamihira. » Vvasa.* Prayers to be recited when offering the leaves of the bell-tree. Advice to boys. Astrology. Verses in praise of Chandra (the moon), . extracted from the Skanda- purana. SANSKUIT — continued. Press in ■whicb printed. Place, Ganpat Krishnaji- Vithal Sakharam Agni- hotrf. Ditto. Bapii Ilars'et Devlekar, Induprakafe'. Bombay- Poona. Ditto. Bombay. Ditto. Bapu Hars'et Devlekar. Ganpat Krishnaji. Bapii Hars'et Devlekar. Vithal Sakharam Agui- hotri. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Poona. Date. 1860 184.5-57 1848-50 1851-54 1861 1852 18G3 18G4 Size and Number of Pages. Royal demy, oblong, pp- 1,700. Folio, pp. 1,786. Demy 4to, pp. 1,500. Folio, pp, 1,800 Oblong, pp. 346. 4to, pp. 202. 1861 1842 1863 185^57 Oblong, pp. 6- 16mo, pp. 64. Oblong, pp. 348 8vo, pp. 16. 10 Price. Rs- a. p. 12 15 10 5 110 1 2 • 4 2 8 () 6 SANSKRIT — continuccL 1 2 3 4 5 umber. Name of Work or Newspaper. Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. ^ 23 Charpatapanja- ristotra. S'ankaracliarya. The transitory state of the world. 24 Chaturmasya- mahatmya. Vyasa.* .... Religious observances during four months. 25 Chatuhs'loki Bhagavata. Ditto. An abridgement of the Bhagavata. 2G Danachandrika. Diviikar Mahadev Kale. .... On the modes of mak- ing religious gifts. 27 Daridryadaliana Vasishtlia. " • • " The destroyer of po- verty (a liyjiin to S'iva). 2S Dattatreyasto- tra. Niirada.* .... Prayer to Dattatreya. 29 Devioamavali. Diviikar Mahadev Kale. .... A Hst of the names of the goddess Laksli- mi. 30 Dharraasindhu- sara. Kas'inatli Padhye. .... A compilation of Hin- du law- 31 Ditto. Ditto. • • • • Ditto. 32 Ditto (twice). Ditto. .... Ditto. 33 Ekadas'imahat- Vyasa-* Mahadev Praises of the eleventh mya. S'astri. day of the month. 34 Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. 35 Gangashtaka. Valmiki. Prayer to the Ganges. 3G Ditto S'ankaracliarya. Ditto. 37 Gangalahari. Jagaunatha Tandita. • • . . A prayer to the river Ganges, which is supposed to have risen at the request of the poet. 38 Gajendramok- sliaiia. (See No.' 47.) 39 Ditto. ■ . • ■ .... .... 40 Ganapatiuama- vali. .... .... The names of Gana- pati- SANSKRIT — continued. Press in which printed. Bi'ipii Ilars'et Devle- kar. Ditto. Ditto. Vithal Saklukiim Aoini- hotrf. Jaganmitra. Biipii Ilars'et Devle- kar. A^ithal Sakhiiram Agni- hotrl. Bapi'i Hars'et Devle- kar. Dnyanprakas'. Yithal Sakliiiram Agni liotri. Ganpat Krishiiaji. Bapii Hars'ct Devle- kar. Ditto. Buddhiprakiis'. Yithal Sakhartim Agni- hotri. Place. Bombay- Ditto. Ditto. Poona. Ratnagirl. Bombay. Poona. Bombay. Poona. Ditto. Bombay. Ditto. Ditto. Poona. Ditto. Biipii Hars'ct Devlekar- Ditto. Bombay. Ditto. Date. 1859 18G2 1863 18G2 1859 1859 18G2 18G0 ISGO 1850-61 18G3 1862 1861 18G2 1862 Size and Number of Pa^-es. Oblong, pp. G. Oblong, pp. lOG. Oblong, pp. G. Demy 4to, pp. 106. Fcp.l2mo, pp. 4 Oblong, pp. G. Demy IGmo, pp 5G. Oblong, pp. 267. Demv 4to, pp 590. 4to, pp. 950. Demy rl. 8vo, oblong, pp. 120. Oblong, pp. 90. Oblong, pp. 30. 8vo, pp. 8. Demy 8vo, pp. 58. 10 Price. Rs. 1864 1862 Oblong, pp. 62- Oblong, pp. 95. 2 7 2 8 4 2 9 3 8 2 8 2 12 12 7 2 6 1 4 6 8 SANSKRIT — continued. 1 2 3 4 5 a 3 Name of Work or Newspaper. Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. 41 Ganapatinama- vali. .... • • • • The names of Gana- pati. 42 Ganapatisahas- Vyasa.* Mahadev The thousand names raiiamavali. S'astri. of Ganapati. 43 Ganapatistotra. Narada. * .... Prayer to Ganapati. 44 Garudapurana. Vyasa.* • • ■ • One of the eighteen Puranas, chiefly describing rehgious observances, obse- quial rites, &c. 45 Gitii. (See also Bhagavad- gita.) Ditto. • - t • Episode from the Mahabharata. 46 Ditto. Ditto. • • • • Ditto. 47 Gita (Pancha- ratna, 5 times. See Pancha- ratnagitti, No. 94.) Ditto. • • • • Gita, with four other poems, namely, the Vishnusahasranama, Bbishmastavaraja, Anusmriti, and Gajendramokshana. 48 Ditto. Ditto. .... Ditto. 49 Gita satika. Ditto. S'ridhar. Episode from the Ma- habharata. 50 Gopalasahasra- nama. Ditto. r ■ • ■ The thousand names of Vishnu. 51 G op [gita, with a Ditto- Mahadev The praises of commentary. S'astri. Krishna. 52 Hanumanuataka .... .... A play. 53 Haritulikii. Vyasa.* • • > • On the observance by women of fasts, &c., iuhonourof the god- dess Parvati, on the 3rd of Bhadrapada (extracted from Bha- vishyottarapurana) . iJ'f'K ». f 11. r y- i-i^e.J ^^' U^^-jAM ffctA^^jX^ Aj ■r • • Ditto. 61 Kiratiirjuni'ya, Cantos I., II. aiul III., with a commentary. Bharavi. • • • • A poem relating the Ijattle between Aijuna and S'iva. 62 Kiratiirjuuiya, Cantos I.-V. with the com- mentary of MaUinatha. Ditto. • • • • Ditto, w ith an account of the Pandavas in their exile. 63 Kridaiitavyuha. • • • • • • . . On verbal derivatives. 64 Krishnajanma- khantla. Vyasa.* . . • • Part of the Brahma- vaivartapuriina ; the birth of Krishna. 65 Kunuirasam- bluiva, Canto II. KaHdasa. • • •• • The birth of Kumara. SANSKRIT— con (inuecL 11 6 7 8 9 10 Press in which printed. Place. Date. Size and Number of Pages. Price. Rs. a. p. Bapu Hars'et Dcvlckar. Bombay. 18G0 Oblong, pp. M 1 Education Society's Press. Jaganmitra. Ditto. Ratnagiri. 1859 1859 8vo, pp. 296. Fcp. IGmo, pp. 4. 2 8 4 Bapii Hars'et Devlekar. Bombaj^ 1861 Oblong, pp. G. 2 Ditto. Ganpat Krishnaji. Ditto. Ditto. 185G Oblong, pp. 135. 8vo, oblong, pp. 132. 2 1 Biipii Hars'et Devlekar. Poona College. Ditto. Poona. 18G0 Not known. Oblong, pp. 90. Not known. 6 Not known. Ditto. Ditto. 1852 and 1S55. 8vo, pp. 199. 1 9 Ditto. Bapii Hars'et Devlekar. Ditto. Bombay. 1855 1861 12mo, pp. 7. Oblong, pp. 520. Not known. 4 12 Poona College. Poona. 1855 8vo, pp. 16. Not known. 12 SANSKRIT — continued. 1 2 3 4 5 s Name of Work or Newspaper. Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. 66 Kuvalayananda, with a com- mentary call- ed Chandrika- Appaya Dikshita. • • • • Rhetorics. 67 Laghukaumudl. Varadaraja. Mahadev S'astri- Abridgment of the Siddhaiitakaumudi of Bhattoji. 68 Ditto. Ditto. • • • • Ditto. 69 Lakslimyash- taka. Vytisa.* .... Praise of Lakshmi. 70 Lakshmisahas- Ilaridiis and Ilira- .... One thousand names ranama. chand. of Lakshmi. 71 Lingapurana with the com- mentary of Ganes'a- Vyasa.* • > • « One of the eighteen Puranas relating to S'iva and his achieve- ments. 72 Magbakavya, Cantos l.&II. (See No. 145.) Mugha. ■ • • • The death of S'is'upala. 73 Miighamiihat- mya. Vyasa.* A part of the Padma- pur§na ; religious observances during the month of Magha. 74 Maliabliarata. Ditto. The pro- prietor and Appa S'i'istn' Khandil- kar. Epic poem describing the war between the Paiidavas and Kauravas. 75 Mahimnahstotra Pushpadanta. Mahadev S'astri. Praise of S'iva 7G Ditto. Ditto. . • . o Ditto. 77 Ditto (4 times). Ditto. • * • > Ditto. 78 Ditto. Ditto. . . • • Ditto. 79 Mahimnahstotra Ditto. .... Praise of S'iva (with satika. V. a commentary). SANSKRIT — continued. 13 G 7 8 9 10 Press in wliich printed. Place. Date. Size and-Niimber of Pages. 1 rice. Rs. a- p. Poona College. Poona- Not known- Not known. 1 Bapii Ilars'et Devlekar. Bombay. 18G4 Oblong, pp. 112. 11 Dnyandarpan. Bapii Hais'et Devlekar- Ditto. Ditto. Not known. 18G1 Not known. Oblong, pp. G. Not known. 2 Joint Stock. Bombay. 1SG5 Not mentioned. 1 3 Vithal Sakharum Agni- liotrl. Poona. 18.57 Folio, pp. 718. 12 Poona College. Ditto. 1845 8vo, pp. 40 and 20. Not known. Bapu Ilars'et Devlekar. Bombay. 18G3 Oblong, pp. 100. 7 Ganpat Krislinajl. Ditto. 18G3 Super royal demv, oblong, pp. 4,800. 55 u ¥ Ditto. Ditto. 185G iGmo, pp. 14. 1 Bapu Ilars'et Devlekar. Vithal Sakharain Agni- hotri. Butldhiprakas'. Ditto. Poona. Ditto. 1SG4 184 8-5 G 1858-GO 1850 Oblong, pp. 18. IGmo, pp. 22. 8vo, pp. IG. 9 G f) Bapii Ilars'et Devlekar. Bombay. 18G1 Oblong, pp. .34. 2 14 SANSKRIT — contbmed. 1 2 3 4 5 ^' Name of Work or Newspaper. Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. '< so Manusarnliita, Chapters V. & VII. . Manu. .... Law. 81 Manusamhita, with the com- mentary of KuUuka. Ditto. • • . . Ditto. 82 Mangalashtaka . Kalidasa. • • • • Eight stanzas on Mars. 83 Mi'ityunjaya- stotra. S 'a 1 1 kar ach ary a . Prayer to S'iva. 84 Muhiirtachinta mani, with the author's own commentary. S'ridaivajna Rama. • • • • Astrology. 85 Muhiirtagana- pati. Ganapati. • • • • Ditto. 86 Muhiirtamjir- tanda,with the author's own commentary (twice). Narayana. • • • • A treatise on Muhiirta, or days auspicious for commencing any work. 87 Miilamahatmya- Vyasa.* Mahadev S iistri. Religious observances. 88 Naishadhiya, Canto 1., with a commen- tary. S'riharsha. • • • • A poem relating the history of King Nala. 89 Navagrahapa- thana. Vyasa.* • • . • Hymns to the nine planets. 90 Navagrahasto- tra. Ditto. • • • • Ditto. 91 Ditto. Ditto. Alaha'dev S'astrf. Ditto. 92 Nilakanthi. Nilakantha. • • • • Astrology. 93 Nyayaratna. Raghunath S'astri Par V ate. • • • • Nyiiya, a commentary on the Gadadhari. 94 Pancharatna- Vyasa*. Mahadev A collection of five gita. (See S'astrf. philosophical poems. Gita,No.47.) , SANSKRIT — continued. 15 Press iu whicli printed. Duyanprakas'. Bapii Satlas'iv. Jaganmitra. Capu Hars'et Devlekar, Ditto. Ditto. Yithal Sakliaram Agni- liotii. Ganpat Krishiuiji. Poona College. Bapii Hars'et Devlekar. Ditto. Ganpat Kiishnaji'. Bapu Hars'et Devlekar. Poona College. Ganpat Krishnajl- Place. Poona. Bombay. Ratnjigiri. Bombay. Ditto, Ditto. Poona. Bombay. Poona. Bombay. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Poona. Bombay. Date. 1862 1859 1855 1859 18G3 18G4 18-15-59 Size and Number of Pages. 1855 1845 1857 1861 1857 1864 Not known. 1857 4 to, pp. 50. Oblong. Fcp. 8vo, pp. 8. Oblong, pp. 6. Oblong, pp. 334. Oblong, pp. 150. Demy 4 to, pp. 232. Royal demy 8vo, oblong, pp. 90. 8vo, pp. 68. Oblong, pp. 74. Oblong, pp. 6. 16mo, pp. 90. Oblong, pp. 11 4 Not known. 16mo, pp.300. 10 Price. Ks. a. p- 8 6 2 1 10 14 14 12 Not known. 6 2 5 10 3 2 [G SANSKRIT — continued. 1 2 3 4 5 s Name of Work or Newspaper. Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. 95 • Pancliaratna- gita (See Gita No. 47.) Vyasa*. .... A collection of five philosophical poems. DO Pancharatana- namavaii. • • a • .... The names of five deities. 97 Pandavaglta. . . • • .... Lay of the Pandavas. 98 Pathavali, Part Paras'uram Pant God- . . • . First Reading Eook. I. bole. (School book.) 99 Pathavali, Part ii. Ditto. .... Ditto. 100 Prataparudra. Vidyanatha. '. . . . Rhetorics. 10) Prabodhachan- drodaya. Krishna Mis'ra. .... A drama. 102 Prayogaratna. Narayana Bhatta. .... Religious ceremonies. 103 Purusliottama- iniihatmya. Vyasa.* Mahadev S'astri. The praises of Vishnu. 104 Ditto (twice). Ditto. .... Ditto. 105 Purusliottama- Ditto. Mah:idev The thousand names sahasrauama- S'astri. of Vishnu. vali. 106 Ditto Ditto. • ■ • - Ditto. 107 Raghuvams'a (with a com- meutary), Can- tos II., III., IV., v., VI., IX., and XI. Kalidasa. • ■ ■ • A poem on the gene- alogy of King lia- ghu, the ancestor of Rama. 108 Raghuvams'a, Cantos II.— V. . Ditto. .... Ditto. 109 Ditto, Cantos VII. and VIII. Ditto. • • • • Ditto. 110 Ramagita. Vyasa.* • • • • Ved^nta relating to Rama. HI Rama, Krishna, Ditto. Mahadev Celebration of the Vaniana, Na- S'astri births of Rama, rasimha Ja- Krishna, &c. yantyah. SANSKRIT — continued. 17 Press in wliicli printed. Place. Baj)u Ilars'et Devlekar Ditto. Ditto. Balkrishna Ramchan- dra Thiikur. Pooua College- Ditto- Ditto. Bapii Ilars'et Devlekar. Ganjiat Krishnajf. B;ipu Hars'et Devlekar. Ganpat Krishnaj i . Bapx'i Hars'ct Devlekar. Ditto- Poona. Pooaa College Bombay. Ditto. Ditto. Poona. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Bombay ' Ditto.' Ditto. Ditto- Ganpat Krisbiiajl. Dnyanchaksbus. Bapii Hars'et Devlekar Ganpat Krishnaji- 4 c n 21 Bombay. Poona. Bombar. Ditto. Date. 9 Size and Number of Pa ires. 1864 1858 1860 18G3 1854 Not known. Ditto. 1S61 1863 1857 1863 1863 1863 1848-49 1S59 1861 1865 1866 1862 1S63 Oblong, pp. 232. Oblong, pp. 95. Oblong, pp. 20. 4to, pp. 62. 8vo, pp. 132. Not known. Ditto. Oblong, pp. 196. Oblong 8vo, pp. 144. Oblong, pp. 115 Oblong, pp. 108. l6mo, pp. 60. Oblong, pp. 44- Cantos VI., IX- and X., 8vo, pp. 144. Canto XL, Ob- 10 Price. lone 25. 6' PP Cantos VI. and IX. (each), ob- long, pp. 24. 8vo, pp. 169. Oblong, pp. 13. Oblong, pp. 19.. Oblong, pp. 14. Royal demy Svo, oblon O' PP 36. Rs. a. p. 1 1 6 9 3 Not known. Ditto. 1 6 12 1 6 9 10 3 1 6 15 5 5 1 2 5 fi 5 9 5 18 SANSKRIT — continued. 1 2 3 4 5 s Name of Work or Author or Translator. Editor. Suliject. 3 Newspaper. 112 Ramus' vamedha Vyasa.* iNIahadev S'astri. A part of the Padma- purana ; on the liorse sacrifice. 113 Ram ay ana. Yiilmiki. A'ppaS'astri Khandil- kar. Epic poem ; the his- tory of Rama. IH Ramayana- cliampu. Bhoja- ■ • • • A poem relating the history of Rama. 115 Ramajayanti. • ■ ■ • « • • • The hirth of E-ama. 116 Ramaraksha Buddha* Kaus'ika . • • • A sohcitation of (five times). Rishi. Rama's protection. 117 Ditto. Ditto. ft • • • Ditto. 118 Ditto. Ditto. .... Ditto. 119 Rupavali. More S'astri Sathe. • . . • A treatise on the de clension of nouns. 120 Ditto. Ditto. • • • • Ditto. 121 Ditto. Ditto. • . • . Ditto. 122 Ditto. (Dhatu) Ditto. • • • • A treatise on the con- jugation of verbs. 123 S'akmitala. Kalidiisa. • • • • A drama. 124 Ditto. Ditto. • • > • Ditto. 125 Samusachakra. More S'astrl Sathe. .... A treatise on the form- ation of compound I words. 126 Ditto. Ditto. • • • • Ditto. 127 S'anistotra (twice) . Vyasa-* Verses in praise of S'ani, or the planet Saturn ; extracted from the Skanda- l)urana. 128 Ditto. Ditto. • • • • ' Ditto. 129 Saptas'ati. Ditto. • • • • 700 stanzas on the glory and achieve- ments of the god- dess Lakshmi, ex- tracted from the IMarkandeyapurana. SANSKRIT — continued. 19 Press in which printed. Place. Ganpat Krishnajf. Ditto. Poona College. Bapu Hars'et Devlekar. ithal !; hotri Vithal Sakharam Agni- Jaganmitra. Naro A'ppajl Godbole. Vithal Sakharam Asni- • , o notn . Naro A'ppaji Godbole. Jaganmitra. Naro A'ppaji Godbole. Induprakas'. Poona College. Vithal Sakharam Agni- hotri. Naro A'ppaji Godbole. Vithal Sakharam Agni- hotrf. Bapu Ilars'et Devlekar. Vithal Sakharam Agni- hotri. Bombay. Ditto. Ditto. Bombay. Poona. Ratnagiri. Poona. Ditto. Ditto. Ratnagiri. Poona. Bombay. Poona. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. BombaV' Poona. Date. 10 Size and Number of Pases. Price. 1S63 18.58 1865 Not known. 1864 ] 848-56 1858-61 1864 1857 1861 1860 1861-63 1858 1864 1861 Not kno\ra 1864 1864 1854-57- Royal demy ob- long, pp. 238. Royal demy ob- long, pp. 2,200 Not known. Oblong, pp. 28 8vo, pp. y. Fcp. 8vo., pp. 16. Svo, pp. 28. 8vo, pp. 32. Fcp. Svo, pp. 24, Svo, pp. 58. uPO, pp. 96. Not known. Demy 8vo, pp. 1858 I860 Ditto. Svo, pp. 16. Oblong, pp. 6. Demy Svo, pp. 154. Rs. a. p. 3 18 8 3 3 9 3 9 1 2 3 9 Not known. 6 6 6 2 6 20 SANSKRIT — continued. 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 Name of Work or Newspaper. ISOSaptas'ati, with a commentary by S'ankara- charya. Author or Translator. Vyasa. * 142 Saptas'lokigita- Sarasvata. Sarvadevata- dhyana. Sarvapiija. Sarvathachinta- mani. Satyauarayana. Ditto. Savigraha- kosha. School Dialogues Shadlingani. Shatpanchi'/sika, with a com- mentary by Bhattotpala. Ditto. Editor. Subject. A'ppaS'astri Khandil kar. Ditto. Anubhiitisvanipa- charya. Vyasa.* Ditto. Janardanachary a . Bajfriiv and Balkrish na. Bhattoji. Prithuyas'as. Ditto. 700 stanzas on the glory and achieve- ments of the god- dess Lakshmi, ex- tracted from the Markancleyapurana. An abridgement of the Gfta. A Sanskrit grammar. Meditation on all the deities. On the mode of wor- ship common to all deities. Astrology. Extract from the Skandapunina re- garding the worship of Vishnu. Ditto. A dictionary. School book. The Sanskrit acci- dence. Astrology. xVppaS^astri Ditto. Khandil- kar. SANSKRIT — continued. 21 Press in which printed. Bapii Ilars'et Devlekar. Place. Bombay. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Naro A'ppaji Godbole. Jaganmitra. Yithal Sakharam Agni- liotri. Eapii Hars'et Devlekar. Yithal Sakliuriim Agni- iiotri. Joint Stock. Thomas Graham. Ganpat Krishnaji. Biipu Hars'et Devlekar Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Poona. Ratnagiri- Poona. Boml)ay. Poona. Bombay. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Date. 18G1 1857 18G2 1862 18G3 I8G3 18G4 IRHS 18G3 186.5 Not known. 1863 Size and Number of Pa"es. 10 Price. Oblong, pp. 124. Rs. a. p. 14 18G0 Oblong, pp. G. Oblong, pp. 192. Oblong, pp. 12. 8vo, pp, 32, Ato, pp. 104. 8vo, pp. 32. Oblong, pp. 38. 8vo, pp. 594. Tract, pp. 25. 12mo, pp. AS. Royal tlemy Svo, pp. 52. Oblong, pp. 42. 2 1 4 2 1 1 4 2 1 n 5 4 Xot known. 3 3 G 22 SANSKRIT — continued. 1 2 3 4 5 Nume of Work or B Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. 3 ^ewspapel•. J Is 143 Siddhiuitalvau- mudi. Bhattojidikshita. • • • • Grammar. 144 S'igbrabodha. Kas''inatba I3batta. • • • ■ Astrology. 145 S'isupalabadha, with a com- mentary, Can- tos I.— III. (See No. 72.) Magba. • • • • The deatb of S'is^i- pala by the hand of Krishna. 146 S'ivakavacha. Vyasa. * - . • • Extract from the Skandapurana re- garding S'iva and bis achievements. 147 Ditto (twice). Ditto. .... Ditto. 148 S'ivamanasa- .... The mental worship of S'iva. 149 S'ivaiiamavali. (twice) . Vyasa.* 1 • • ■ • A Ust of the names of S'iva. 150 Ditto. Ditto. .... Ditto. 151 S'ivaparvati- pdja. Ditto. .... The worship of the Linga. 152 S'ivasaliasranii- miivali. Ditto. .... The thousand names of S'iva. 153 S'ivastuti. Ditto. Praise of S'iva. 154 S'ivatandava- stotra. Up am any u. Description of S'iva's dance. 155 S'ravanamahat- mya. Vyasa.* • • • • Observances during the month ofS'ra- A'ana. 156 Siiryanamavali. Not mentioned. . . • • A list of the names of Siirya (the Sun). 157 Taddhitakalapa Bbattojidiksbita. • ■ • • On derivative nouns (from the Siddbanta- kaumudl). 158 Tithinirnaya. Ananta Bbalta, . . * . Astrology. SANSKRIT — continued. 23 6 7 8 9 10 Press in which printed. Place. Date. Size and Number of Pages. Price. Rs. a. p. Ganpat Krishnaji. Bombav. Not known. Not known. 4 Biipu Hars'ct Devlekar. Ditto. 1859 Oblong, pp. 60. 7 Poona College. Poona. 18 0-51 Oblong, pp. 214. Not known. Buddhiprakas'. Ditto. 1864 8vo, pp. 16. 1 Vithal Sakharam Agni- hotrf. Bapii Hars'et Devlekar. Ditto. Bombay. 1859-62. 1860 8vo, pp. 24, Oblong, pp. 6- 9 2 Vithal Sakharam Agni- hotri. Bapii Hars'et Devlekar. Poona. Bombay. 1853-62 1857 Demy I6m0j pp 56. Oblong, pp. 51. 9 I 6 Ditto. Ditto. 1862 Oblong, pp. 6. Lithographic Press- Sawnur. Not known. Not known. Not known. Biipii Hars'et Devlekar. Bombay. 1861 Oblong, pp. 6. 2 Ditto. Ditto. 1862 Oblong, pp. 6. 2 Ditto. Ditto. 1863 Oblong, pp. 12. 7 Vithal Sakharam Agni- hotrf. Poona College. Poona. Ditto. 1853 1845 Demy l6mo, pp. 5!.. 12mo, pp. 30. 9 3 Bapu Hars'et Devlekar. Bombay. 1864 Oblong, pp. 30. I 24 SANSKRIT — continued. 1 2 3 4 5 Name of "Work or Newspaper. Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. 159 Upiin^alalita- piija. .... .... Form of worship of the goddess of wrath. IGO Vais'akhama-. liatmya. Vyasa.* Part of the Skanda- ])urana; observances in the month of Vais'akha. IGI Vilkyaratnavali. Sadas'iv AnantaS'astri Lele. .... Idiomatic sentences. 162 Venisaiphara- nataka. Bhatta Niirayana. • * • • A drama. 1G3 Vidhavains'u- Dadobii Piindurang. • • • • The tears of widows. 1G4 niarjana. Vikramorvas'f. Kalidasa. > ■ r • A drama. 165 Virabliadrasaha- srauamavali. • • • • • • • • The thousand names of Virabhadra- 1C6 Vishmmama- vali (twice). Not given. > < • • A list of the names of Vishnu. 167 Vishiiupanjara- stotra. Vyiisa.* • • • • Hymn to Vishnu (from the Brahman- 168 Vishnusahasra- nama (twice). (See also No. 47.) Ditto. .... dapurana) . The thousand names of Vishnu. 1G9 Ditto (t^\-ice). Ditto. .... Ditto. 170 Ditto (5 times). Ditto. .... Ditto. 171 Ditto. Ditto. ■ • • • Ditto. 172 Ditto Avitli com- ment. b_y Ma- hadev Pandit. Ditto. .... Ditto. 173 Vrataraja. Vi'svaniitha. Bapii S'listri Rehgious observances. 174 Vratakaumudi- S'ankar Ballal Gliare . .... A treatise on rehgious rites. 175 Vjigdevistotra. Brihaspati.* • * • • Prayer.to the goddess of speech. SANSKRIT — continued. 25 Pz'essin w'liich printed. Place Date, Size and Number of Pa'^es. 10 Price. Bapii Hars'et Devlekar. Ditto. G an pat Krishnaji. Poona College. Thomas Graham. Dnyanclarpan. Lithograpliic Press. Vithal Sakhiiram Agni- hotrf. Jaganmitra. Buddliiprakas'. Jaganmitra. Vithal Sakharam Agni- liotri. Appaji BapiijI Padsha puikar. Ganpat Krishnaji. Bapu Hars'et Devlekar. Vithal Sakharam A2;ui- . hotrf. B^pu Hars'et Devlekar. 5 c n p Bombay. Ditto. Ditto. Poona. Bombay. Ditto. Sawnur. Poona. Ratnagirf. Poona. Ratnagirf, Poona. Ditto. Bombay. Ditto. Poona. Bombay. 1863 18P1 Oblong, pp. 20- Oblong, pp. 13G. 1845 8vo, pp. 62, Not known. 1857 1859 Not known. I853-G2 1860 1862-64 1855 1853-57 1860-62 1864 1863 1863 Not known. 16mo, pp. 45. 8vo, pp. 119. Not known. Demy 16 mo, pp. 56. Fcp. 12mo, pp. 6 8vo, pp. 26. 1860 1863 1862 Fcp. 16mo, pp. 50. Demy 8vo, pp. 24. 16mo, pp. 70. Demy royal 8vo, oblong, pp. 70. Oblong, pp. 832. Demy 4to, pp. 176. Oblong, pp. 6. Rs. a. p. 1 6 7 Not known. Not known. Ditto. 12 Not known» 9 3 1 1 6 1 12 5 8 1 8 2 26 BRIJ BHA'SHA'. a s Name of Work or Newspaper. Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. 176 177 Brij bhdsha Ka- viya Sangra- ha. BRIJ BHA'SH.V. Various authors. Collectiou of poems. Sanskrit Primer- 178 179 180 181 182 183 Anantavrata- katha (twice) Aparokshunu- bhiiti. A'tmanubhava. Chikitsasara. . . SANSKRIT AND ENGLISH. Ramkrishna Gopal Bhunddrkar, B. A. School book. SANSKRIT AND MARA'THI'. Not known- Gi'tagovinda. S'ankarachdrya. Sakharam Bhaskar Gadgil. Viuayak S'astri Pit- kar. Bhavanacharya Ash taputre. 184 185 Gitasubodhini. Gopiglta. Ditto, with commentary by Varaan. Mahiidev S'astrf. Kes'av S'astrf. Raghunath S'astrl Parvate. Vyasa-* Ditto. An account of the worship of the god Ananta or Vishnu. Vedantic philosophy. Self-knowledge (Vedantism). Translation of a book on the examination of symptoms of diseases. A pcem on the a- mours of Krishna, in the Ashtapadi metre. The original Sanskrit, with commentary. Songs to Krishna. Ditto. " BRij biia'sha' — continued. 27 Press in which printed. Ganpat Krishnaji. Place. Bombay. Dnyauprakas' Vithal Sakharam Agni- hotrl. Ganpat Krishnaji. Induprakas'. Vitlial Sakharam Agni hotri. Balkrishna Ramchan- dra Thakur. Ditto. Bapii Hars'et Devlekar^ Jaganmitra. Poona. Poona. Bombay. Ditto. Poona. Ditto. Ditto. Bombay. Ratnagiri. Date. 1864 186-1 1849-58 1860 1864 1862 1860 1860 1862 1858 Size and Number of Puges. 8vo, pp. 120. 10 Price. Rs. a. p. 1 8 16mo, pp. 92. Demy 12mo, pp 42. Oblong pp. 40. 8vo, pp. 304. FoUo, pp. 180. Demy 4to, pp. 102. Folio, pp. 276- Oblong, pp. 17- Oblong 8vo, pp. 16 10 2 2 8 2 3 1 6 9 9 28 SANSKRIT AND MARA'THI 'Tur' I 2 3 4 5 Name of Work or s 3 Newspaper. Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. 186 IMuliiirtamar- Author Narayana Treatise on lucky tanda. Ananta Hari, and transkator Mahadev S'listri Jos'i. days. 187 Nitis'ataka (twice). Bhartrihari. .... A hundred stanzas on morality. 188 Padarthanicha- MahAev GovindS'as- • • * * On matter and mo- lan. trf. tion (from the English). 189 Pallipatana- naiika. Unkno'wn. Prognostications from the fall of a lizard. 190 Pathavalipra- Paras'urdm Pant .... Vocabulary of words kas'a. Godbole. occurring in Patha- vali, Part I. 191 Pratahsmaran. Various authors. .... Morning hymns- 192 Ramaraksha, Kaus'ika Rishi and Verses in praise of with other others. Rama and other stotras. deities. 193 Samudiika. Khanderav Balaji. .... Palmistry. 19-1 Sanskrit and Marathi Vo- cabidary. Anant S'astri Talekar- ■ • • • Vocabulary. 195 Sanskrit vakya- ratnavaU- Sadas'iv Ananta SMs- trl Jos'i. .... Idiomatic sentences. 196 S'abdasiddhi- nibandh. Unknown. Etymology. 197 S'ariigadhara. Chintaman Jos'i Nagavlvar. .... Translation from Sans- krit of a treatise on medicine. 198 S'ringara Vai- rasva ani Ni- tis'ataka. Bhartrihari. Love, renunciation of the worldj and mo- rahty (text and translation). 199 S'ringaras'ata- ka (twice). Ditto. .... A hundred stanzas on love matters. 200 Svapnadhy.'iya. Gopal Dikshit. The interpretation of dreams. SANSKRIT AND mara'thi' — Continued. 29 6 / 8 9 10 I'ress in which printed. Place. Date. Size and Number of Pages. Price. Rs. a. p. Jaganmitra. Ratnagirf. 1858 Oblong 4 to, pp. 116. 12 Vithal Sakharam xVgui- hotri. Ganpat Krishnaji- Poona- Bombay. 1853-59, 1861 Demy 4 to, pp. 44. 12mo, pp. 188. 3 11 Vithal Sakliaram Agni- hotri. Balkrishna Ramclian- dra Thakur. Poona. Ditto. 1850 1864 16mo, pp. 44. 4to, pp. 59. .Vot known. 4 Jaganmitra. Ratnagirf. 1856 Fop. 4to, pp. 28- 2 Buddhiprakas'. Bombay. 1864 Demy 8vo, pp. 16. 6 Vrittavaibhava. Ahmed- 1863 4to, pp. 70. 8 Poona College. nagar. Poona. 1858 8vo, pp. 480. 2 Ganpat Krishnaji. Bombay. 1855 8vo, pp. 160. Not known- Not known. Not known. Not known 1 6 mo. 5 Vithal Sakiiai-cim Agni- iiotri. Poona 1863 Folio, pp. 324. 3 12 Ganpat Krishnaji. Bombay. 1852 12mo, pp. 50. 12 Vithal Sakharam Agni- hotri- Lakshman Vithoji. Ditto. Ditto. 1853-59. 1848 4to, pp. 40. 8vo, pp. 106. 3 Not known. 30 SANSKRIT AND mara'thi' — Continued. 1 2 3 4 5 Number. Name of Work or Newspaper. Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. 201 Svapnadhyaya Ramchandra Sadas'iv • • ■ • The interpretation o f (four times). Jos'i. dreams- 202 Vairagyas'ataka (twice). Bhartrihari. • • • • A hundred stanzas on abstinence from worldly affairs. 203 Vikramorvas'i n^taka. Translator not known. • • r • A drama. 204 Vriddhachdna- khya. Vyasa* • • • • Short sayings on mo- ral phlosophy and politics. 205 Ditto. Ditto. • ■ ■ • Ditto. SANSKRIT AND mara'thi' — continued. 31 6 7 8 9 10 Press in which printed. Place. Date. Size and Number of Pages. Price, Rs. a. p- Vithal Sakharam Agni- hotrl. Ditto. Poona. Ditto. 1849-5G. 18G2-G3. 1853-62. Demy 8vo, pp. 19. Demy 4to, pp. 50. 1 G 4 Dnyandarpan. Bombay. Not known. Not known. 12 Vithal Sakharam Agni- hotrl. Poona. 1851 Svo, pp. 151. Not known. Bapii Hars'etDevlekar. Bombay. 18G1 Oblong, pp. 82. 7 32 MARATHP 1 2 3 4 5 umber. Name of Work or Newspaper. Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. ^ 206 Abhang. Namdev. Religious poems. 207 Ditto. Ditt. ■ • • • Ditto. 208 Ditto. Tukaram. • • > • Ditto. 209 Ditto, (twice). Ditto. .... Ditto. 210 Ditto. Ditto. .... Ditto. 211 Ditto. Ditto. .... Ditto. 212 Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. 213 Ditto. Ditto. • • > • Ditto. 214 Ditto- (Karuiiapar.) Ditto. ' * • • Verses in which the mercy of the god Vithoba is invoked. 215 Abhang Bala- krideche. Namdev. • • • • On the childhood of Krishna. 216 Abhang of Sthiilipak. Moropant. .... Poems relating to Draupadi. 217 Abhang Vaik- unthechi. Tukaram. Verses sung by the poet at the time of his going to Vaikunth, the a- bode of Vishnu. 218 Ditto. Ditto. • • • • Ditto. 219 Abstract of the Penal Code. Viisudev Ramchan- dra. .... Laws. 220 Act No. II. of Legislative Council of • • • • For the summary set- 1862. Bombay. tlement of claims to exemption from payment of land revenue. 221 Act No. VIII. of 1859. Ditto. .... Civil Procedure Code. mara'thi' — continued. 33 Press iu which printed. Btipu ITars'et Devlekar. Vithal Sakhanim Agui- liotri. Mahadev Chandroba. Bucldliiprakas''. Vithal Sakharam Agni hotri. Ditto. Biipii HaiVet Devlekar, Jaganmitra. Ni'iio A'piiji Godbole. Ganpat Krishnaji- Bapii Hars'et Devlekar Buddhiprakas'. Place. Bombay. Poona. Bombay. Poona. Ditto. Ditto. Bombay- Ratniig Poona. Ratnagirf. Balkrishna Ramchan- dra Tliiikur. Vrittavaibliava. Dnyanprakas'. Ditto. 6 c n p Bombay. Ditto. Poona. Ditto. Ahmed- nagar Poona. Ditto. Date. 18G4 1848 1S60 and after' wards. 1862-G4 1861 1860 18.08 18.37 1861 1840 1858 1863 1860 1863 1863 1862 Size and Number of Pases. Oblong, pp. 50. 8vo, pp. 520. Demy 8vo, pp 62. Demy 8vo, pp 56. Demy 8vo, pp. 26. Oblong, pp. 84. Fcp. I 6 mo. 16mo, pp. 13. 8vo, pp. 76. Oblong, pp. 8. 8vo, pp. 8. 16mo, pp. 15. 4to, pp. 20. 4to, pp. 28. 10 Price. Rs. a. p. 9 8 Not known. 2 2 4 3 9 3 Not known. 6 6 4to, pp. 28. 6 3 4 1 8 34 mara'thi' — continued. 1 t 2 3 4 5 • Arithmetic of integers- 251 Ditto, Part- II. Ditto. • • • • Arithmetic of frac- tious- mara'thi' — continued. 37 6 7 8 9 10 Press in which printed. Place. Date. Size and Number of Pages. Price. Rs- a- p. Ganpat Krishnaji. Bombay- 1861 Not known- 1 Samachar- Ditto- 1861 8vo, pp. 95- 5 Dnyandarpan. Ditto- 1861 4to, pp- 136- 6 Poona College. Poona- 1853 8vo, pp- 151- 7 American Mission- Bombay. 1855 8vo, pp- 24- Not known. Not known- Ganpat Krishnaji- Not known- Bombay- Not known- 1861 Not known- 8vo, pp. 302. Not known. 1 8 Buddhiprakas'- Poona- 1864 Demy 8vo, pp- 16. 6 Naro A'paji Godbole. Jaganmitra- Ditto- Ratnagiri- 1860 1857 16mo, pp. 48 eacli. Fop. 8vo,pp. 13. 6 9 Vithal Sakharam Agni- hotri- American Mission. Poona- Bombay- 1850-55 1856-60 1862-64 1850 Demy 8vo, pp- 16. 8vo, pp. 280. 9 2 2 Ganpat Krislmajf. Not known. Sanmargadars^ak ■ Ditto Ditto- Ditto- Dharwar- Ditto- 1855 1864 Not ascer- tainable- 1859 4to, pp. 180- pp. 230- pp- 132- 8vo, pp- 202- Unknown- 1 10 12 38 mara'thi' — continued. 1 2 3 4 5 c 6 Name of Work or Newspaper. Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. ;^ 252 A.nkaganit mo- then. Keropant L. Chhattre. • • • • Arithmetic (complete) . 253 A.nkaganit san- kshipta. Ditto. • • • • Aritlimetic (abridged). 254 Ankaganitiimrit- Balaji Bapiiji Gadgil- ■ • • • Arithmetic. 255 A.nka Lipi. Unknown. • • ■ ■ Letters and numerals- 256 Ditto. Ditto. • • • • Ditto- 257 Anus'asana- parva- Moropant • • • • Advice given to Dhar- maraja by his dying relation Bhishma. 258 Aparadh Bo- Chinto Vis^-anath « • • • Information on all dhak. Paithe- subjects connected with the Criminal and Police branches of the Bombay Code of Regulations, given in the form of dialogues- 259 Apiiriianka. Colonel Jervis (trans- lator). « • • • Arithmetic of Frac- tions- 260 Ditto. Ditto- .... Ditto. 201 Ditto. Ditto- • • • • Ditto- 262 Arabi Bashetil Krishna S'astn' Chip- • • • • Translation of the Suras Goshti, liinkar. Arabian Nights- Parts I. & li- 263 Ditto, Parts III. & IV. Ditto. • • • • Ditto- 264 Ditto, Part V. Ditto. » • • • Ditto. 265 A''ratya(5times) By diff^ent authors. • • • • A collection of songs in praise of the dif- ferent gods, sung at the time of wor- shipping them. 26€ Ditto (twice)- Ditto. • • • • Ditto. 26'7 Ditto. Ditto. • • • • Ditto. mara'thi' — continued. 39 6 7 8 9 10 Press in which printed. Place. Date. Size and Number of Pages. Price. Rs. a. p. Indiiprakas'. Bombay. 1864 8vo, pp. 230- 14 Ganpat Krishnaji- Ditto. 1860 8vo, pp. 122. 5 Dnyanprakus'- Poona- 1863 4to, pp. 133. 6 Jaganniitra- Ratnagirf. 1856-64 Fcp. l6mo, pp. 40. 1 6 Education Society- Bombay. 1863 16mo, pp. 24. 1 Madhava Chaudroba- Ditto. 1864 8vo, pp. 56. Not known. Dnvcinprakas' Poona. 1862 Demy 4 to, pp. 565. 2 6 A'paji Bapuji Piidsha- Ditto. 1863 8vo, pp. 100. 10 purkar. Vithal Sakharam Agni- Ditto. 1863 Demy 4to, pp. 7 hotrf- 114. A'paji Bapuji Padsha- Ditto. 1863 Demy 4 to, pp. 7 pvirkar- 100. Dnyanprakas'- Ditto. 1861 Part I. re- printed in 1863. 4to, pp. 800. 1 8 Ditto. Ditto- 1863-65 pp. 200 each. 1 8 each. Ditto. Ditto. 1865 pp. 240. 1 8 Vithal Sakharam Agni- Ditto 1852-55 Pemy 16mo, pp. 6 hotri- ' 1858-60 1864 26. Buddhiprakas'. Ditto. 1850-64 8vo, pp. 16. 6 Naro A'paji Godbole Ditto. 1860 8vo, pp. 16. 6 40 mara'thi' — continued. 1 3 4 Name of Work Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. 3 or Newspaper. ^ 268 .Vrutya- By different authors. • • • • A collection of songs in praise of the dif- ferent gods, sung at the time of wor- shipping them. 269 Arithmetic, Parts I. & II. Naro Raffhunath. O • • • • Arithmetic. 270 Artha S'astra Paribhasha. Krishna S'astri Chip- lunkar. • • . • Pohtical economy. 271 As'ramavasi- parva. Moropant. • • • • The reign of Dhar- maraja, and the retirement of Dhri- tarashtra into the forest. 272 As'vamedha- parva. Ditto. ■ • • • The horse sacrifice performed by the Panclavas. 273 As'va Pariksha- Nakula. • • • • On horses. , 274 Asia Khanda- che varnan, Nakas'avaril ankcUichya anuk ramani (descriptive index to the map of Asia). Major Candy (author) ■ > • • Geography of Asia. 275 A'stik^Vkhyan. Muktimith. ...» Account of the pro- mise given by the serpent Takshak to A'stik that serpents should not hurt those who repeated the name of A'stik. 276 The Atmosphere Bh^^i S'astri' The- • ■ • * Translation from the and its Phe- lirkar, translator. English. nomena. 277 A'tmyache Am a- Goviud Gan^adhar. • • * • On the immortahty of ratvavijjhayirt. \ the soul. mara'thi' — continued. 41 Press in which printed. Balkrislina Ramchau- dra Thakiir. Vrittavaibhava. Poona College. Miidhava Cliandroba. Place. Pooua. Alimedna- Ditto. Bapii Hars'et Devlekar- Exchange. 13uddhLprakas^ Thomas Graham. American Mission. gar. Poona- Bombay. Ditto- Ditto. Ditto - Poons na. Bombay. Ditto. /en Date. 1802 1862 1855 18G4 1864 1863 1862 1 863 1857 1355 Size and Number of Pages. 10 16mo, pp- 15- 8vo, pp. 40- pp. 300. 8vo, pp. 40. 8vo, pp. 60. Oblong, pp. 126 6mo, pp. 121. 12 mo, pp. 6. Price. Rs- a- p 6 2 6 1 Not known. Not known. 8 5 3 12mo, pp. 142 16mo, pp. 35. 12 Not known, P 42 mara'tiii' — continued. 1 2 3 4 5 umber. Name of Work or Newspaper. Author or Tran.^lator. Editor. Subject. t^ 27S Ausliacllia, Kal- pauavidhi- Jolm McLennan. • • * • The Materia Medica and the Pharmaco- poeia of the London College of Physi- cians. 279 xiushacllii Vi- dya. Narayan Dajf. The science of medi- cine. 280 Babnivaliau Extract from the Pan- • • • ■ History and exploits A'khyau. dav Pratiip of S'rf- dhar. of Babrurahan, son of Arjun, the third of the Pandavas. 281 Ditto. Ditto. • « . . Ditto.' 282 Ditto. Ditto. • • • • Ditto. 283 Baithak Cha- vadi . Kas'inath Pant Kale • • • • Popular dialogues on domestic economy. 284 Ditto. Ditto. . • • • Ditto. 285 Bakiisur Bakhar (twice.) Ramchandra S''astrl. • • • • History of Bakasur, a giant, killed by Bbfma, the second of the Pandavas- 286 Ditto. Ditto. • • • • Ditto." 287 Bakhtai" Nama. Not known. 4- ■ • > Not known. 288 BalbodhGoshti. Mrs- Farrar. • c • B School book. 289 Balkand. Sadiis'ivrav Godbole. • • t > The bovhood of Krish- na (in the abliang metre). 290 Ditto. Namdev. Ditto. 291 Balkiida. (Abliaiig.) Tukaram. • ' • • Verses on the juvenile sports and achieve- ments of Krishna. 292 Balkrlda. Namdev. • ■ • • A poem on the child- hood of Krishna- 293 Balmitra- Sadi'is'iv K;'vs'in;'ith Chhattre. • V • • Translation of The Children's Friend. 294 Balopades' Katlia. Vishnu S'astrl- « • • • Advice to children. 295 Balopayogi Sar- vasangraha. ■ Vinayak Kondev. • • • • Mi.sccllaneous inform- ation for children- mara'tiii^ — continued. 43 Press ia which printed. The Government Litho- grai)hic Press. Education Society. Buddhiprakiis'. Naro A'paji Godbole. Jaganii)itva. Gaiipat Krishnajf. Poena College. Buddiprakas'- Ganpat Krishmiji. Dnyandarpau- Government- S'ubha's'uchak- Ganput Krislinaji. Buddhiprakiis'- Madhava Chandroba- GaiTipat Krishnajf. Government. S'ubha's'ucliak. Place. Bombay. Ditto. Poona. Ditto. Ratnagirf. Bombay. Poona. Ditto. Bombay. Ditto." Nassick. Sattara. Bombay. Poona. Bombay. Ditto. Ditto. Sattara. Date. 1828 Size and Number of Pages. Not known. 18G3 1863 1863 1856 181.-) 1863-64 1847 Not known. 18.38 1862 1862 1864 Not ascer- tainable. 1859 1838 1861 4to, pp. 184 and 133. Not known- Demy, pp. 21. 10 Price. Rs. a. p. Not known. 6 3 4to, pp. 28- Fcp- 4to, pp. 10 16mo, pp. 24. l6mo, pp. 57. 4 to, pp. 8. !6mo, pp. 1 6. Not known. 16mo, pp. 71- 4to, pp. 40. 4to, pp. 86- 4 to, pp. 42. 8vo, pp. 114- 12mo, pp. 347- l6mo, pp. 48. 4to, pp- 120. 3 2 2 Not known. 6 Not known. 12 Not known. 3 8 4 Not known. 1 Not known. 12 44 mara'thi' — continued* S s Name of Work or IN'ewspaper. 29G 297 298 299 300 301 302 303 Bal Vvakaran. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Bal Vaidya. BaniLicha Itihas- Barakhatlya. 304 305 Author or Translator. Bal Gangaclhar S'astri Jambhekar and others. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Jandrdan H. Atle- Khanderav B. Phadke By tlie Manager of ■^the Press N • A- G Editor. Barakhadva- BelgawYa Sama,- char 3O0 Bertholde 307 308 Bhagavatachi' I3akhar. Ditto. 309 Bhagavadgita. Subject. Ditto B. R. T. Various persons. Bhavani Vis'vanath and others. Not known. The Manager of the Press V.^S. A. Moropant. School grammar. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. A treatise on chil- dren's diseases. xlccount of the Mu- tiny. The twelve syllables ; a table showing the combination of the twelve vowels with each consonant of the alphabet. Ditto. BhikiijiHari Savant. 310 Bhaga Varna. 31l!Bharat Khand Parva- 312|Bhava^ Chan- I drika. Not known. Anonymous. Ramchandra S'astri Modak, translator. Newspaper- Life of Bertholde (from the English) . Stories from the lihag- avata. Ditto. A Marathi translation in blank verse of the original Sanskrit Gita. On medicine- A small book on the ancient history of India. Translation of the G{ta- maua'thi' — continued. 45 6 7 8 9 10 Press in which printed. Place. Date. Size and Number of Pages. Price. Es- a. p Samachar. Belgaum. 1864 French 8vo, pp. 30. I Bucltlhiprakas'. Naro A'pajf Godbole. Bjilkrishua llamclian- dra Thakur. Poona. Ditto. Ditto. 1864 IS 63 1859 Demy 8vo, pp. 16. 8vo, pp. 16. 8vo, pp. 43. 9 9 1 6 Dnyanprakas'. Jaganmitra. Ditto. Ditto. Ratuagirl- Ditto. 1859 1850 1860 Svo, pp. 38- Fcp- 4to, pp. 122- Fcp. Svo, pp- 34. 1 1 2 Naro A'pajl Goclbole- Poona. 1861 4to, pp. 16. 6 Balkrishna Ramchan- dra Thakur. Ditto- 1860 Svo, pp. 12. 6 Samachar. Belgaum. 1864, 1st July. Demy. • « • Ganpat Krishnaji. Bombay. 1854 l6mo, pp. 219. 1 DnyanJarpan. Ditto. Not known. Not known. A'ithal Sakharam Agni- hotri. Madhava Chandroba. Poona- Bombay. 1847 1864 4to, pp. 800. Svo, pp. 64» 2 Not known. Unknown. Dnyanprakas'. Unknown. ' Poona. Unknown. 1851 4to, pp. 126. 4to, pp. 56. Not known- 10 Ganpat Krishnaji- Bombay 1851 l2mo, pp. 106- 1 4G mara'tiii' — continued. 3 Name of Work or Newspaper. 313 Bhlma Rupa. 314 315 31G 317 318 319 320 321 322 323 324 325 32G 327 328 329 330 Author or Translator. Bhfsbmaparva. Bhfshma Prati- dnya (twice) Bliugolache?i Varnan, VoI.L Bliugolas'astra Gaiiitabhag. Bhiigol Khagol, Ditto. Ditto. Bhugol Yidya. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Bhugol ViJya Sankshipta. Bliaktalilamrit Bhumiti. Ramdas. Moropant. Vaman Paiidit. Major Candy. Bal Gangadhar S'^astrf. Mahadev S'astrl Pura- iiik. Ditto. Ditto. Bill G. S'iistrl. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto, Paras'^uram Pant God- bole- Not known. [Colonel Jcrvis, trans I lator. Editor. Subject. MajorCandy Ditto. Ditto. Verses in praise of Maruti, the god of strength. Description of the battle in which Bhishma was at the head of the Kaura- vas. Bhishma' s wager. Geography of Asia. Mathematical geogra- phy- An introduction to physical geography and astronomy. Ditto. Ditto. Geography ; school book. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Geography (abridged) Not known- Geometry (llutton's). mara'thi'' — continued. 47 6 / 8 9 10 Press in which printed. Place. Date. Size and Number of Pages. Price. lis. a. p. Vithal Sakharam Agni- hotri. Poona. 1850-56 Demy 12rao, pp. 16. 3 Madhava Chandroba. Bombay. 1860 Svo, pp. 100. Not known. Jaganmitra. Ratnagiri. 1860 Fcp. Svo, pp. 4. Fcp. Svo, pp. 32. 6 1 luduprakas'. Bombay. 1863 Svo, pp. 284. 1 Not ascertainable. Ditto. 1836 Svo, pp. 121. Not known. American ^Mission. Bombay 1854 12mo, pp. 269. 1 Poona College. Press of the Director of Public Instruction. Jaganmitra. Poona- Ditto. Ratnagiri. 1841 1832 1864 Svo, pp. 162. Svo, pp. 250. Fcp. Svo, pp. 36. Not known. Not known- 3 Gangadhar Govind Sap- kar. Patbas'ala. Dnyanprakas'. Poona. Ditto. Ditto. 1864 Not known. 1864 Svo, pp. 36. Not known. Demy Svo, pp. 3/ . Demy Svo, pp. 40. Demy Svo, pp. 40. Fcp. Svo, pp.76. 2 4 2 Naro /Vpiiji Godbole. Buddkiprakas'. Samachar. Ditto. Ditto. Belgaum. 1861-63 1864 1864 2 2 3 Ganpat Krishnaji. Bombay. 1865 I6mo, p]). 100. 4 Ditto. Not known. Ditto. Not known. Not known. Not known. Not known- Svo. Not known. Not known. 48 MAnA^Tiii'—contimted. 1 2 3 4 5 o g 1 Name of Work or Newspaper. Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. 331 Bhupalya. By diflferent authors. • • • • Songs intended to be sung in the morn- ing in praise of different gods. 332 Ditto (6 times). Ditto. .... Ditto. 333 Ditto- Ditto. Ditto. 334 Ditto. Ditto. Ditto- 335 Ditto. Ditto. Ditto- 336 Bijaganit. Diiji Nilkanth (trans- lator). Algebra (Haddon's)- 337 Ditto. Colonel Jervis (trans- lator). Algebra (Do Mor- gan' s)- 338 Bodba Katha- Unknown- Moral maxims- 339 Bodba Sar. Rav Saheb Vis'vanath N. Mandlik. Didactic poetry. 340 Bodba Vacban. Unknown. Moral maxims. 341 Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. 342 Bombay As- sociation Sa- bbecha Ila- kikaticbe;? Pustak. Ditto. The estabhshment and object of the Bom- bay Association- 343 Bombay Asso- ciation-chi Pahili Arji. Ditto. • • ■ • First application made to Parliament by the Bombay Associa- tion. 344 Bombay Associ- ation-cbi Du- sarl Arjf. Ditto. • • • • Second application made to Parliament by the Bombay As- sociation. 345 BopadevS'atak. Ditto. .... The science of medi- cine- 346 Bramhottara Khanda iVrjl' Moropant- Tlie miracles of S'iva (translated from the I5rahmoltara Khaii- da Puraixa). mara'thi' — continued. 49 Press in which printed. Buddhiprakas''- Yithal Sakhdram Agni- hotri. Naro A^paji Godbole- A'paji Bapiiji Padsha- purkar- Bapii Hars'et Devlekar. Oriental Press. American Mission. Poona College. Jaganmitra. S'iksha Mandlis'. Education Society- Ganpat Krishnajl. Ditto. Ditto. Place. Poona. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Bombay. Ditto. Ditto. Poona. Ratnagiri. Bombay. Ditto. Ditto. Not known. Madhava Chandroba. S cnp Ditto- Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Date. 1862 1845-50 18.o3t55 1858-60 1 863 1863 1858 1865 1851 1844 1857 1831 1831 1852 1852 1853 Size and Number of Pages. 10 Price. 8vo, pp. 32. Demy 8vo, pp. 23. 8vo, pp. 32. Demy 8vo, pp. 30. Oblong, pp. 32. 8vo, pp. 228. 8vo, pp. 400. 8vo, pp. 45. Fcp. 8vo, pp. 50. I6mo, pp. 71. pp. 77. 8vo, pp. 26. Not known. 1866 8vo, pp. 27« 8vo, pp. 24. Not known. 8vo, pp- 100. Rs. a. p. 1 6 1 6 6 1 12 2 12 Not known. 2 Not known. Ditto- Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. 3 Not known. 50 mara'thi' — continued' 1 2 3 4 5 a Name of Work Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. or Newspaper. J 347 Brief Summary of the Penal Code. Major G- E. Thomas, Superintendent of Police. .... Summary of the Act- 348 Brief Survey of Hari Raghunath Gad- • • • • Translation from the History, Part I. Ditto, Part II. gil (translator). English. 349 Ditto. . . . • Ditto. 350 Brinda Satasayi- Kes'av Baji Parchure • * • * Translation of the lyric (translator). songs of Brinda. 351 Buddhibalancha Haris'chandra Clian- • • • « The chess-player's Khel. droba Jos'i. companion. 352 Canvas Em- broidery. Kas'inath Gangadhar. * . . • Berlin wool work- 353 Captain Cook- cha Itihas. Ganes' Sadas'iv Lele. Translation of the Reverend W. Bing- ley's life of Captain Cook. 354 Chakra Vyiiha. Vishnudas. • • • • An account of certain circular* arrange- ments of the army of the Kauravas when lighting with the Pandavas. 355 Chambers' As- Krishna S'astri God- ■ • • • Translation from the tronomy. bole (translator). English. 356 Chandu Phdli. Ananta-Suta. An account of a game with ball and bat played by Krishna and his comrades. 357 Ditto. Ditto. .... Ditto. 358 Chavathen Pus- Major T. Candy for Departmental 4th tak. E. D. Reading Book. 359 Ditto. Vis'vanath Jaganath- .... Ditto. 360 Chikitsa Sar. Vinayak S^astri Pit- kar. ■ • • . Not known. 361 Circulars, 1857 to 1859- Mahadaji B, Palekar. • • • • Law. mara/thi' —continued. 51 6 7 8 9 10 Press in which printed. Place. Date. Size and Number of Pages. Price. Samachar- American Mission. Thomas Graham. Moro BapujI. Ganpat Krishnaji. Ditto. Dnyanprakas'^. Vithal Sakhaiam Agni- hotri. Education Society. Vithal Sakharam Agni- hotri. Bapii Hars'et Devlekar. Exchange. Ganpat Krishnaji- Vithal Sakharam Agni- hotri. Jaganmitra. Belgaum. Bombay. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Poona. Ditto. Bombay. Poona. Bombay. Ditto. Ditto. Poona. Ratnagiri. 1864 1852 18.57 1845 1854 1859 1853 18G0 1862 1858 185G 1863 1859 1862 1861 French 8vo, pp. 157- 12mo, pp. 188. 12mo, pp. 142. 8vo, pp. 125. 8vo, pp. 136. 16mo, pp. 40. Sto, pp. 163. Demy 8ro, pp. 34. Rs. a. p. 7 1 13 Not known. 1 8 4 7 1 8vo, pp. 154, Demy 8vo, pp 32. Demy8vo,pp. 20. 8vo, pp. 192. 12mo, pp. 256. 4to, pp. 180. 4to. 1 4 1 6 8 1 2 4 2 52 mara'thi' — continued. 1 2 3 4 5 s Name of Work or Newspaper. Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. 362 Collection of miscellaueous examples . Naro Raghunath. • • ■ • Arithmetic. 363 Columbasacha Mahadev Govind S'as- Paras'uram Life of Columbus. Yrittanta. trl (translator). Pant. 364 ' Ditto. Ditto. • • • • Ditto. 3C5 Commentary on Piirushasukta. Anonymous. • • • • 366 Counsels to children- Vindyak Kondev. • • » « Moral advice. 367 Course of Eead- Mahadevrav Moroji and Nana Moroba. « • • * Miscellaneous. 368 Dadokrita Ma- rathi Yyaka- ran. Dadoba Pandurang. ■ • • • Grammar of the Ma- rathi language. 369 Ditto. Ditto. .... Ditto. 370 Dalaia?ich{ Thakbaji. Anonymous. • • . • Tricks and conven- tional language of Dalals, or brokers in the different trades. 371 Damaji Panta- clii katha. Amritrav. Account of Damaji Pant, one of the principal followers of Vithoba. 372 Ditto. Ditto. ■ * ■ • Ditto. 373 Darupasun Anarth. Govind Narayan. • • ■ • Prize essay on intem- perance. 374 Darn va itar Kaiphi pa- dartha nishe- d' ak bodh. Vishnu Ghanas'yam. • • • • Ditto. 375 Dasabodlia S'abda Pari- bhashya. Sadas'ivrav Godbole. • • . IT Glossary of terms used in the Dasabodha. 376 Dasabodlia. Ramdas Svamf. .... iMorality and philo- sophy. 377 Des'a-vyavalK^i• S'asti-a. Oari Kes'avji and Kas'inath Narayai. Mandlik. • • • • Political economy. mara'thi' — continued. 53 G 7 8 9 10 Press in which printed. Place. Date. Size and Number of Pages. Price. Rs. a. p. Dnyanprakas'. Poona. 1863 8vo, pp. 88. 8 • Thomas Graham. Bombay. 1857 12mo, pp. 186 10 Ganpat Krishnnji. Induprakas'. Ditto. Ditto. 1856 1865 Svo, pp. 178. Svo, pp. 13. 1 10 Dnyanprakas'. Poona. 1862 Svo, pp. 46. 1 6 Ganpat Krishnaji. Bombay. 1846 Svo, pp. 375. 2 Not known. Ditto. Not known. Not known. Not known. American Mission- Dnyanprakas'. Ditto. Poona. 18.50 1864 pp. 338. 4to, pp. 74 1 12 4 Niiro A'pdji Godbole. Ditto. 1864 Svo, pp. 32. 1 Vithal Sakharam Agni- hotri. Ditto. 1860 Demy Svo, pp. 16. 9 American Mission. Bombay. 1855 I6mo, pp. 30. Not known. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. l6mo, pp. 43. Ditto. S'ubha s'lichak. Sat tar a. 1862 4to, pp. 66. 4 Bapu Hars'et Devlekar. Bombay. 1859 ■ . • « 6 12 Ganpat Krishnajf. Ditto. 1864 Svo, pp. 280. Unknown. 54 mara'thi' — continued. 1 2 3 4 5 mber. Name of Work or Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. s fe Newspaper. J 378 De'va Piija. Unknown. > > • • On the mode of wor- shipping God. 379 Dh^ny^cha Ni- By "A Friend of the ■ • • • An inquiry as to the rakha. Poor." expediency of Gov- ernment compeUing the corn-dealers to sell their corn below the market price. 380 Dharma S'astra. Kds'indth Mahadev Phadke. Hindu law relating to debt, stridhan, adoption, &c., as recognized in the Civil Codes. 381 Dhave (twice). By different authors. • • • • Invocations of differ- ent deities by their respective devotees. 382 Ditto. Ditto. • • • « • Ditto. 383 Ditto. Ditto. .... Ditto. 384 Dhravakhyan. Udhava Chitghan. .... History of Dhrava. 385 Ditto. Ditto. • • • • Ditto. 386 Dhulakshar By the Manager of • • • • Alphabet, multiplica- (twice). 'the Press B. P. tion and other tables for children. 387 Ditto. Ditto V. S. A. * • • • Ditto. 388 Ditto. Ditto A. B. P. • • • • Ditto- 389 Ditto (twice). Ditto N. A. G. • ■ • • Ditto. 390 Ditto. Unknown- • • • • Ditto. 391 Divani Cir- culars. Hari B. Savant. ■ * • • Rules of Civil Courts. mara'thi' — continued* 55 Press in which printed. Vithal Sakharam Agni- hotrl. Dnj^anprakas'. Vrittaprakas'. Yithal Sakharam Agui- hotri. Naro A'paji Godbole. Jaganmitra. Ditto. Bapu Hars'et Devlekar. Buddhiprakds'. Vithal Sakharam Agui- hotri. A'paji Bapiiji Puds'a- purkar- Naro A'paji Godbole- Bdpii Hars'et Devlekar Jaganmitra. Place. Poona. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ratnagiri. Ditto. Bombay- Poona. Poona. Ditto. Ditto. Bombay- Ratnagiri- 8 Date. 1864 1862 1864 1858-63 1863 1858 1858 1856 1862-63 1848-50 1854-58 1860-61 1862-64 1865 1863 1860-63 1864 1860 Size anfi Number of Panes. Demy 8vo, pp. 20. 4to,pp. 20. 10 Price. Rs. a. p. 9 2 8vo, pp. 120. Demy 16 mo, pp. 28. Demy 8vo, pp. 32. Fcp. 8vo, pp. 16. Fop. 8vo, pp. 8. Oblong, pp. 13. Demy l6mo, pp- 50. Demy 8vo, pp. 32. Demy 8vo, pp. 24. 8vo, pp. 48. Oblong, pp. 32- Fcp. 8vo, pp. 22. 1 4 3 1 6 9 9 6 9 9 6 9 1 3 2 56 mara'thi — continued. 1 2 3 4 5 Number Name of Work or Newspaper. Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. 392 Divani Kama Major Candy. • • • > Civil Procedure Code, Chalavinya- Act VIII. of 1859. chya ritivisha yfn Kayada. 393 Divani Kayada- Narayan Mores'var Kedkar- • • • > • A collection of Civil Regulations of the Bombay Code. 394 Divani Praka- rani Khata- vanf. Ganes' Babaji Mathe- • • • . • Arrangement under headings, and sub- stance, of all Regu- lations, Acts, Cir- culars, &c. of the Civil Branch of the Bomba}'^ Code of Regulations - 395 Divani Sarva- Narayan Mores^var • • • • A collection of all Re- sangraha. Kedkar- gulations, Acts, &c. of the Civil Branch of the Bombay Code of Regulations. 396 Dnyanabodliak Dipadars'kani Dhiimaketu. Various contributors- Vlres^•ar Sadas'iv Chattre. Bi-weekly newspaper. 397 Dnyana Chau- Various poets. The Mana- Selections from an- * drodaya. ger of the Press- cient and modern poetry. 398 Dnyanes'varl. Dnyandev. .... A Marathi free ver- sion of the Bhaga- vadglta. 399 Dnyanakar Nos. 1— VI. Vyankat Ramchandra- .... Miscellanies. 400 Dnyanodaya. Several Avriters- • . . • Miscellaneous sub- jects. 401 Dnyanprakas'. Various persons. Krishnaji "Paiit Ranade. Bi-weekly newspaper. mara'thi^ — continued. 57 Press in which printed. Education Society. Place. Bombay. Vitlial Sakharani Agni- Poena, hotri. Vrittaprakas''. Ditto. Dnyanbodhak. Ganpat Krishnajf. Prabhiikar. Sanmargadars'ak. Thomas Graham. Dnyanprakas'. 9 cnp Ditto. Ditto. Bombay. Ditto. Ditto. Dharwar. Bombay. Poona. 8 Date. 1861 1863 1852 1863 1851 1845 1862 1848 to 18.52 1849 Size anrl Number of Payes. 1859 Folio, pp. 94. 10 Price. Rs. a. p. 2 Demy 4 to, pp. 891. 4to, pp. 296. Demy 4to, pp. 890. Demy, pp. 4- 5V0. 4 to. 8vo, pp. 144. Svo. 5 I 8 5 4 8 Not known. 6 per number. 1 8 per annum. 8 per annum. 58 mara'thi' — continued. 1 2 3 4 1 5 s Name of Work or Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. 3 fe5 Newspaper. 402 Dnyanprasarak. Marathi Dnyanpra- sarak Society. * • • • A. monthly magazine. 403 Domestic Re- form. Baba Padmanji. .... Domestic reform. 404 Draupadi vas- tra haran. Vinayak A'pajl Kane. • • . • Account of the at- tempt made by the Kauravas to strip Draupadi of her clothes, and her miraculous escape from disgrace. 405 Dronapan'a. Moropant- • ■ • • Description of the bat- tle in Tvhich Drona was at the head of the Kauravas. 406 Durdaivi Murad Vinayak Narayan Bha^ayat. .... Translation of Miss Edgewonh's story " Murad the Un- lucky." 407 Durga stotra. Unknown. . . ■ . Hymn to the god- dess Durga. 40S Durvyasanani- Gangcidhar S'astrf ■ ■ . . Prize essay on intem- sliedhak bo- Sahasrabuddiii. perance. dha. 409 Dusaren Pustak (twice). Major Candy for E.D. . • < • Departmental Second Reading Book. 410 Educated youug Bombay. Bliavani Vis'vanath Kaminde- .... Miscellaneous matters. 411 Ekadas'i Mdbiit- mya- Visbnudas (translator) .... Rites to be obseryed on the eleventh day of the moon. 412 Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. 413 Essay on India- Kas'inath Trimbak. .... State of India. 414 Euclid che Saral- rekha Ganita- chira Miila- tattven. Nana S'astri A'pte (translator) • .... Euclid. mara'thi' — continued' 59 Press in which printed. Ganpat Krishnajf. Poona College. Vrittaprakas'. Place. Madhava Chandroba. Dnyarprakas'. Jagaiimitra. American Mission- Education Society. Ganpat Krishnajf. Buddhiprakas'. Vithal Sakliaram Agni- liotrf. Vrittavaibhava. Ganpat Krislinajf. Bombay- Poona. Ditto. Bombay. Poona. Rataagiri. Bombay. Ditto. Ditto. Poona. Ditto. Ahmedna- gar. Bombay. 8 Date. 1848 1855 1864 1862 1862 1859 1862 1858 1864 1860 1863 1860 Size and Number of Pa":es. 8vo, pp. 32. 8vo, pp- 11 4to, pp. 40- 10 Price. 8vo, pp. 264. 16mo, pp. 94. Fcp. 16mo, pp. 5. 16mo, pp. 20. 8vo, pp. 72. 8vo, pp. 48. Demy 8vo, pp. 16. Ditto. 8vo, pp. 56. 8vo, pp. 252. Rs. a. p. 3 5 2 6 Not known. 5 4 Not known. 2 4 1 9 2 1 60 mara'thi' — continued. 1 2 3 4 5 .a a Name of Work or Newtpaper. Author 01' Translator. Editor. Subject. 3 fc 415 Euclidclie Sa- ralreklia Ga- Nana S'astrl A'pte. • • • • Euclid's Elements of Geometry- nittiche«Mu- • latattve«. 4)6 Ditto. Ditto. • • • • Ditto. 417 Euclidche Sid- dhanta. BaliijI Bapiiji Gadgfl. • • • • Solutions of exercises on the first two books of Euclid. 418 Evils of In- temperance- Janardan Ramchan- dra. .... .Advice to drunkards. 419 Form of Daily Prayer for Hebrews. Xot ascertainable. • • • • Prayers. 420 Gadciparva- Moropant. • • • • Description of the battle in which Duryodhana was at the head of the Kauravas. 421 Gajendramoksha Vaman Pandit. An episode of the Mahabharata. 422 Ganit Sar. S'ivriim B. Kane. A course of mathe- matics. 423 Ganit ?ar Pur- naiika- Ditto. Arithmetic (integers). 424 Ganit, Part I- Arithmetic. 42o GaniaticheS'lo- ka (^thrice). Vasudev Gosawviw. Verses in praise of the god Gaiiapati. 426 Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. 427 Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. 428 Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. 42Q Ditto. Go«a«vi?i IMandan. Ditto. 430 Ga??vaclip Vahi vati Vishayi« Vahi. iji aires' Babaji Miithe. A. series of questions and answers respect- ino; village financial and revenue ac- counts. mara'thi' — continued. 61 6 7 8 9 10 Press in which printed. Place. Date. Size and Number of Pages. Price. f Rs. a. p. Education Society. Bombay. 1864 8vo, pp. 252. 1 Dnyandarpan. Ditto. 1860 pp. 252. 1 Dnyauprakas'. Poona. 1861 4to, pp. 54- 4 Ganpat Krishnajf. Bombay. 1856 12mo, pp. 40. 2 Ditto. Ditto. 1859 12mo, pp. 199. Unknown. Madhava Cliandroba. Bombay. 1863 8vo, pp. 64. Not known. Jaganmitra. Ratnagiri. 1859 Fcp. 12mo, pp. 6. 4 Ditto. Ditto. 1860 ■ • • ■ • • • • Ditto. Ditto. 1864 Ditto. 6 American Mission. Bombay. 1S50 16mo, pp. 104. 8 Buddhiprakas'. Poona. 1861 1862 1864 bvo, pp. 6. 3 Vithal Sakharam Agni- Ditto. 1845-56. 8vo, pp. 6. 3 hotri- Naro A'paji Godbole- Poona. 1861 8vo, pp. 8. 3 Ganaadhar Goviud Ditto. 1864 8vo, pp. 6. 3 S'cistri. Jaganmitra. Ratnagiri. 1857-59 Fcp. 16mo, pp. 8. 6 Duyaiiprakas'. Poona. 1856 8vo, pp. 158. Not known. 62 mara'thi' — continued. 1 2 3 4 5 ID s 3 Name of Work or Newspaper. Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. 'Z 431 Giiwvachf Vahi. Mr. Blanc. • • • • Village accounts. 432 Garbhavalf. Not known- On conception, the ^iowth of the fcEtus, and the form and character of the future child- (From the Sanskrit.) 433 Ditto- Ditto. .... Ditto.' 434 Gayan Prakar. Various poets. The Proprie- A compilation of lyric tor V. s. A. Press. poems in different metres. 435 Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. 436 Ditto. Bhaii S'astrl Astputre .... A treatise on music. 43/ Gayasur-akhyan Unknown. • • • • Story of Gayasura. 438 Gharache?iA'^ya- vyaya Kosh- tak. Janardan H. A'' tie. • • ■ ■ Family book-keeping. 439 Ghas'fram Kot- Tal- Moroba Einoba- • • • > Exposure of the follies and cruelties^ of Ghas'iram, a police officer at Poona in the time of the Pes'viis, & through him of the opinions and super&uiions of the people- 440 Glta (twice). Dnyandav- • • ■ • Translation from the Mahiibharata. 441 Ditto. Ditto- • ■ • • Ditto. 442 Glta ohalfsud- Reverend H- Ballan- • • • • Sacred hymus. dha. tine- 443Gokarna Ma- Jagannath Vithoba > ■ d • Pilgrimage to Gokarna habales'varache Khatri. Yatre Prakarani Vrittanta. mara'thi' — continued. 63 Press in which printed. Buddhiprakas'. Naro A'pjiji Godbole. Vithal Sakharam Agni- hotri. Naro A'paji Godbole. Dnyanprakas'. Unknown. Jaganmitra. Dnyanprakas^ Place Poena. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Unknown. Ratnagirl- Poona. 8 Date. Not knowTi. 1863 Vithal Sakharam Agni- iiotri. Buddhiprakas'. American Mission. Ganpat Krishnajf. Ditto. Ditto. Bombay. Ditto. 1861 1860 1861 1850 Unknown. 1863 1863 Size and Number of Pages. Not known. 8vo, pp. 32, Demy 8vo, pp. 48. Ditto, pp. 50. Ditto, pp. 48. 4to, pp. 113. 8vo. Fcp. 8vo, pp. 16 Demy 4to, pp. 190. 1847-57 1863 1855 1863 I6mo, pp. 156. 8vo, pp. 102. 12mo, pp. 336. 16mo, pp. 60. 10 Price. Rs a. p. 1 8 1 6 2 1 2 12 Unknown. 9 2 4 4 Unknown- Not known- 64 mara'thi' — continued. 1 2 3 4 5 B s Name of Work or Newsi>aper. Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. 2". 444 Gopi-gitd. Vaman Pandit (trans- lator). . • • • Songs of lierdswomen in praise of Krishna. 445 Gotravalf. Janardan H. A.' tie. .... Geneplogy of the Ka- rhada Brahmans. 446 Gralia Sadha- naclien Kosh- tak. Kero Pant CLliattre. • • • • Table for ascertaining the position of the planets. 447 Guru Charitra. Stirasvati Gangadhar. > • • • Life and mirarles of the saint Dattatreya. 448 Ditto. Ditto. • * • • A. small abstract of ditto. 449 Guruglta- * • • • • • « • On the advantages and blessings of having a Guru or spiritual guide. 450 ITann's Plane Trigonometry- Vyankat Rarnchandra (translator). . . • • Plane Trigonometry. 451 B.ausakos''. Raghunath Bhaskar Goclbole. • • • • A glossary of difficult words occurring in Marathi poetry. 452 Hanuman Jan- ma. Unknown. • > • • Poonis relating to the birth of Hanumat. 453 Hari-patha (four timo^\ Dnyandev. • • • • Verses in praise of Ilari, showing his pow'Cr and the merit in repeating his name. 454 Ditto (six times). Ditto. • • • • Ditto. 455 Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. 456 Ditto. Ditto. • • . • Ditto. 457 Haris'chanflra- khyan. Unknown. .... Life and virtues of King Haris'chandra (inverse). mara'thi' — continued. 65 6 7 8 9 10 Press in whicli printed. Place. Date. Size and Number ot Pages. P rice. Rs. a. p. Buddhiprakas'. Poona. 1862 Demy 8vo, pp. 16. 6 Jaganmitra. Ratnagiri- 1858 Fcp. 8vo, pp.' 28. 2 Ganpat Krishnaji. Bombay. 1860 8vo, pp. 322. 3 Naro A'p.iji Godbole. Balkrishna Ramchan- dra Thakar. Buddhiprakas'. Poona. Ditto. Ditto. 1862 1860 18G2 Demv 4to, pp. 600. 8vo, pp. 17- Svo, pp. 32. 4 1 2 Not known. Not known. Not known. Not known. Not known. Naro A'paji Godbole. Poona. 1864 Demv 4 to, pp. 230. 3 Bapu Hars'et Devlekar. Bombay. 1856 Oblong, pp. 14. 6 Buddhiprakas'. Poona. Twice in 1863. Do. 1864. Svo, pp. 16. 6 Vithal Sakhanim Agni- hotrl. Naro A'paji Godbole. Jaganmitra. Ditto. Ditto. Uatnagirf. 184 '^-48 1855-59 1860-61 1860 1858 Ditto. Svo, pp. 24. Fcp. 8vo, pp. 16. 6 6 9 Naro A'paji Godbole. Poona. 1860 Svo, pp. 16. 2 10 c n p 66 mara'thi' — continued. 1 2 3 4 5 Name of Woik or Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. 3 ^ Newspaper. J 458 llaris'chandra- khyan. Unknown. .... Life and virtues of King Haris'chandra (in verse). 459 Ditto. Ditto. • • • • Ditto. 46(1 Haii-vijaya(four S'rldliar Sviiml. • • • • Tlie hfe and exploits times). of Krishna (in verse) 461 Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. 452HattichvaGosh- Kendo Amrit Malia- • • • • Stories of elephants, ti. riiv- tran>l!tted from Ciiambcrs' ^.liscel- lany. 463 Hindu-dharma- Gangadhar S'astri < . • • Princijjles of the Hin- tattva- Phadke. du religion. 464 llindusti'mcha Major Candy (trans- • • • • The Indian Penal Aparadhya?«s lator). Code. S'iksha Kara- nya-vishayf« Kayada. 465,Hinclust;in;iHtil Bal Gangadhar S'astri. Major Candy History of British Englis'aHclie India. Rajyacha Iti- hiia. 466 Hindastancha 1 till as. Ditto. • • • • An abridgement of Elphinstone's His- tory of India. 467 Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. An introduction to the history of India. 468 Ditto Vis'vanath Maliadev. .... History of India, in (Kavita baddha) verse- 469 Hindnstanclia Vis'vanath Narayan Translation of El- Itihas. Mandlik. phinstone's India. 470 Hiiidustancha Iiihas, Bhag I. Bal Gangadhar S'astri. . • • . History of India dur- ing the Hindu and ]\iahomedan periods 471 Ditto, Bhag II. Ditto. History of India dur- ing the British su- premacy- mara'thi' — continued. 67 6 7 8 9 10 Tress in which printed. Place. Date. Size and N umber of Pages. Price. • Rs. a. p. Yithal Sakliaram Agni- iiotii. Poona. 1864 8vo, pp. 26. 1 6 Biipu Hars'et Devlekar. Vithal Sakliaram Agui- hotri- Bombay. Poona. 180O 1847-51 1853-61 Oblong, pp. 48. Folio, pp. • Astronomy for begin- ners. 518 Kharew Prayas'- chitt. Unknown. • • • • The true atonement. 519 Khoti s'apath. Anonymous- • • > • Address to the people on the evils of per- 520 Khusrucha Iti- Vishnu Mores'var • • • • Life of Cyrus, trans- has- Bhicle. lated from the Eng- lish. 521 Kityek Janava- rAnchen Var- nan- N^ot known- • • • • All account of various animals. 522 Kolapar Pr^n- tachen vanian Vis'vanath Krishna- • • • • History of Kolaptir and its kings. 523 Kos' Maiatlil Jagannath S'astri and Cohmel Jer- Dictionary of Alara- Bhashechci. others. vis. thi words. 524 Kraman. Nakula Pandit- • • r • A treatise on the horse (from the Sanskrit). 525 Krishna Vijaya, Part I., with notes. Moropant. • • • • The life of Krishna. 526 Kshetraphal- ghanphMl. Colonel Jervis- Mensuration of planes and solids. 527 Lagartam. Not knovfn. > ■ • • Logarithms. 528 Laghu Hitopa- des'. DitLo- • • • • Didactic verses- 529 Laghu Vya- karan. Gangadhar R. Tilak. • • • • Grammar. MARA^THi' — continued. 75 Press in wliich printed. Place. Jaganmitra- Ratnagiri. American Mission. Bombay. Poona College- Poona. American Mission. Bombay. Dnyanprakas'- Poona- Ditto. Ditto. Poona College. Ditto. Dnyanprasarak. Kolapur. Education Society. Bombay- Naro A'paji Godbole. Poona. Induprakas'- Bombay. Native Education So ciety. iS(.t IsllOWQ. DitLO. Jagaumitra. Bombay. Ditto. Not known- Ratnagiri- Date. 1858 1S46 1856 1855 1851 I860 1839 1857 1829 1863 1863 1838 1857 Not known, 1859-60 & 1861 Size and Number of Puges. Price. 16mo, pp. 32. 16mo, pp- 38. Not known. Not ascertainable 4to, pp. 30. 4to, pp. ISO. 16mo, pp. 54. 16mo, pp. 71- 4(0, pp. 350 (about)- 8vo, pp. 32- 8vo, pp. 173. 8vo. pp. 56. pp. 80. N«t known. Fcp. 8vo, pp. 78. Rs- a- p. 2 Not known. 10 1 6 5 10 Not known. Not known. Not known. 2 2 Not k' own. 8 .\ot known. 4 76 mara'thi' — continued. 1 2 3 4 5 HI .a £ S5 Name of VVoik or Newspaper. Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. 530 Lakshmidnyan- Anonymous. • • • • The principles of poli- tical economy - 531 Lavakus'akhyan S'ridhar Pandit. • • • * Extract from the Raiaavijaya con- taining the history of Lava and Kus'a, the sons of UAma. 632 Ditto. Ditto. • • • • Ditto- 533 Lavakus'akhyan bakhar. Manager of the Press N. A. G. Ditto. 534 Lavanya. Ram Jos'i- .... Ballads on moral sub- jects- Forms of epistolary 535 Lekhan pad- Hemadri author, Gan- • • . > dhati- pat Muus'i trans- lator. correspondence be- tween relatives, and persons ot different ranks and castes- 53 fi Ditto. Ditto. .... Ditto. 537 Lipi-prnkas'- -Manager of the B- R. T. Press. .... Spehing-book . 538 Lokhandi Rast- ya7ic\\en vai- nan. Govind Narayan. • • • • A description and his- tory of railroads. 539 Lokhandi East- yan yishayi?z Krishna S'astrl Bhata- vadekar. ■ • • • On railways- 540 M'Culluch's Se- ries- Translator not known. • • • • A translation of Mc- Culloch's series of scliool reading books 541 Madalasopa- khyaii. Moropant. • ■ * • The story of Mada- lasa- 542 Madhava uidan Krishna S'listri Eha- tavadckar, trans- lator. • • • • The science of medi- cine- 543 Mahaprastha- nikapavva. Moropant. .... Retirement of the Panda vas 544 Maharashtra Jagannath S'astri anc I .... .\ppendix to the dic- bhashechya others- tionary of the Ma- kos'achi pK ratlii language- ravani. 1 mara'thi' — continued. 77 6 7 8 9 10 Press in which printed. Place. Date. Size and X umber of Pages. Plica. R's- a. p. Dnyanprakas'. Poona. 1849 4to, pp. 8S. 5 Buddhiprakas'. Ditto. 1863 Demy 4to, pp. 52 3 Bapia llaiVet Devlekar. Naro A'pajl Godbole. Bombay- Pooiia. 18.')S 18G1 Oblong, pp. (). 4to. 4 1 9 Jaganmitra, Ratnagiri. 1859 Fcp. 4to, pp. 48. 2 Dnyanprakas^ Poona. 1850 4to, pp. 73. 10 Ganpat Krishniijf. Balkrishna iiurnchan- dra '^I'hakar. Bombay. Poona. 1853 1S60 12mo, pp. 1G8. 4to, pp. 60. 1 2 3 Not known- Not known Not known. Not known. 2 Ganpat Krislmaji. Bombay- 1854 Svo, pp. 72- Unknown- Not known- Net known. Not known. Not known. Ditto. Madhava Chandroba- Dnyandarpan. Bombay. Ditto- 1864 to lcS6.5 1862 Svo, pp. 29. 8vo, pp. 4C0. Ditto- 4 Madhava Chaudroba- Ditto. 1864 Svo, pp. 8. Not known - Department of Public Instruction. Ditto. 1831 Not known. Ditto. 78 MARA^THi' — continued. 3 Name of Work or Newspaper. 545 546 547 548 549 55U 551 552 553 554 555 556 557 558 Mnh;irushtra bhashethe)* vyakaran- Maluirashtra de.s'achera var- iiaii. Malatlmadliava Manache sMok. Manas puja. Author or Translator. Mandilra chari- tra and other poems- Marathi Depart- mental Series of Reading Books I— VI M^rathf bha- sliecbe?2 vya karaiv Maiathf Kos' (2 vols). Mnratbya?icbi Bakhar, Parts I. and II. Ditto- Marathya?icha, liihiis Alan'thyancha SanUjhipta Itihas- Maiuti stotra. Dadoba Pandurang- Published for the Educational Depart- ment. Krishna S'listrf Raj- viide translator. Ram das. '11 1 / / 1 ukaram. Trimbakrav Ganpat Patvaidhan. Published for the Educational Depart- inent by the Mara- thi Translator. Dadoba Pandurang. Jajrannath S'astri and Bal S'astrl. Grant Duff author, and David Capon translator. Ditto. Paras'uram Pant God- bole- Not ascertained. Ramdas. Editor, Subject. A grammar of the INlHrathi language. Catechism of the geo grapliy and history of iMaharjislitra. A drama, translated from the San;>krit Verses ad! rested to the conscience. On the worship of God in the mind, without any exter- nal ceremony. A cidlection of poems oil different sub- jects. School reading books. A grammar of the jNIarathi language. Dictionary of the Ma- rathi language. History of the Ma- rathas. Ditto. History rf the Mara- thas, in easy verse. An abridged history of the Mariithas. Verses in praise of Maruti. mara''thi' — continued. 79 Press in which printed. Thomas Graham. Ganpat Krishnaji. Education Society Jaganmitra. Vithal Sakharam Agni- hotri. Dnyauprakas'. Place. Bombay. Ditto. Ditto. Ratnaa;iii. Poona. Ditto. Ganpat Krishnaji and Bombay luduprakas'. Ganpat Krishnaji. ■Liihographed at the Press of the Society Poona College. Thomas Graham- Dnyanprakas'. Ganpat Krishnaji- Naro A'paji Godbole. Bombay. Ditto. Poona. Bombay. Poona- Bombay. Poona. Date, 1857 1859 1861 1857 10 Size iinrl ,V umber of Pii";es. 16mo, pp. 352. ISmo, pp. 73. 8vo, pp. 140. Fcp. 4to, pp- 24 1860 DemySvo, pp. 13 1854 Various. 1836 1829 1853 1857 1864 1861 1860 Demy 4to, pp. 184. Various. 8vo, pp. 194. Not known. 8vo, pp. 328. Price. Rs. a. p- Not known. 3 I 4 9 6 8vo, pp. 312 and I 1 Various. Not known. Not known. Not known. 338- Svo, pp. 72. 16mo, pp- 72. 8vo, pp. S. (each port). 8 3 3 80 mara'thi' — continued. 1 2 3 4 5 S Name of Work Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. 3 or Newspaper. 559 Masik Sumitra patra. Students' Literary and Scientific Society- • • • • Monthly magazine- 560 Mathematical Bal Gangadhar S'as- • ■ « • Geography and astro- Geography. tri. nomy. 56] Vlausalaparva. Moropant. • * • • The destruction of the Yadavas in the mortar. 562 Medhavati pari- Lakshman Gopal Dlk- • • * • A small dramatic naya natak- shit. piece on the mar- liage of Medhavati- 563 Mhaniratna Krishna S'astri Bha- • • • • Proverbial sayings. mala. t;ivadekar. 564 Minor poems of Moropant- Moropant- ■» • • • • Different Kamayanas, each distinguished by some acrostic or other ingenious ar- rangement- 565 Miscellaneous. Moropant, A'^nanda- tanaya, and others- .... Paurauic and mytho- logical incidents. 566 Misrlokajicha Itihas- Not known. .... The history of the people of Egypt- 567 Mitlkshara. Ditto- .... Hindu law- 565 Mitakshara and Vyavahiira- niavMkha. Raghunatli Vithal Da- te. • . . • Ditto- 569 Mrichhakatika. Paras'uram Pant God- bole translator- A drama translated from the Sanskrit. 570 Muktamala. Lakshman S'astrl Halve.' A novel. 571 MulaHchi pahi- Anouymous- • • • • Religious truths for ]{ puyari- children- 572 Miilastambha. Dattatreya.* An account of the for- mation of the uni- verse, and of the . different elements of the creation of man &c. 573 Mulmcha Khel. Anonymous. • • • • The amusements of girls- maua'thi' — continued. 81 6 7 8 9 10 Press iu whicli printed. Place. Date. Size and Number of Paj^es. Price. Rs- a. p. Gaiipat Krishnajf. Bombay. 1855 12mo, pp. 20- 12 Not known- Ditto- 1836 pp.221. Not known. Madhava Chandroba- Ditto. 1864 8vo, pp. 16. Ditto. Balkrisbna Ramchau- dra Thakiir. Poona. 1863 Svo, pp. 22. 1 G Dnyiuidarpan. Bombay- Not tuown- pp. 112- 4 Madhava Chandroba- Ditto. 1860 and afterwards. Svo, pp- 333- Not known. Ditto - Ditto. Ditto. Svo, pp. 592. Ditto- Not known. Not known. Not knowai- Not known- 1 Dnyandarpau. Ganpat Krishnajf. Bombay. Ditto. 1862 1862 pp. 500. 4to, pp. 500. 5 6 Not known- Not known- Not known. Not known. Not known. Ganpat Krishnaji- Bombay. 1861 16mo, pp. 194. 12 Exchange- 1 Ditto. 1863 12mo, pp. 145- 2 6 Buddhiprakas'- Poona. 1862 4to, pp. 50- 5 Dnyanprakas'. Ditto. 18G2 12mo, pp. 40- 2 C \2 c n p 82 mara'thi' — continued. 1 2 3 4 5 s s Name of Work or Newspaper. Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. ^ 574 Mulki sarva- N'aravan Mores'var A. collection of all the sangraha. Keikar. Regulations, Acts, &c. 01^ the Revenue Branch of the Bom- bay Code of Regu- lations. 575 Mulkl Umedvar Janardan H. A^le. A compilation pre- pared for the use of the candidates for the Mulkl exam- ination. 576 iVIumbafcheM vavnan- Govind Narayan. Account of Bonibay past and present. 577 Nagdi mulkl. Ganes' Babaji Mathe- Instructions in village Taluka and Huziir accounts (in three parts). 578 Nalakhyan. S'ridhar Pandit. • • • » History of Nala. 579 Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. 580 Ditto. Moropant. • • • • Ditto. 581 Nala-natak. Not known. . . • » A drama relating the story of King Nala. 582 Nana Phadni- Vishnu Pandit (trans- • • ■ • Life of Nana Phadna- sa«cha ATit- lator). vis. tant- 583 Nana Phadni- sanchi bakhar A.. Macdonald. • • • • Ditto. 584 Narayan bddhi. Ramji Ganoji. .... Moral essays. 585 Xarayan pras'- navali. Unknown. .... Prophecy. 586 Nauka krldu. Vis''vanath. • • • • Krishna's sports in boats with the Go- pis. 587 Naranita, Parts Various poets. Paras'uram Selections from Mara- I. and II. Pant God- bole, thi poets. mara'thi' — contiviued. 83 6 / 8 9 10 Press in wliich printed. Place. Date. Size and Number of Pages. Price. Rs. a. p. Vrittaprakiis'. Poona. 1864 Demy 4to, pp. 1000. 5 Jasranmitra. Ratnagiri. 1859 Fcp. Bvo, pp. 182. 2 4 Induprakas^ Bombay. 1863 Svo, pp. 401. 3 8 Dnyauprakas', Poona. Part I. 4to, pp. 148. 12 Part II. 4to, pp. 12 168. Part III. 4to, pp. 8 108. Vithal Sakharam Agni- Ditto. 1860 Demy 8vo, pp. 1 6 hotrf. 58. Bapti Harslet Devlekar Bombay. 1862 Oblong, pp. 36. 2 G Jaganmitra. Hatiu'giri. 1860 Fcp. 4to, pp. 12. 1 Not known. Bombay. Not known. Not known. Not known. Thomas Graham. Ditto. 1859 8vo, pp. 84. 9 Ganpat Krishnaji. Ditto. 1852 pp. 215. 1 8 Ramjf Ganoji. Ditto. 1860 Svo, pp, 460. 2 8 BapM Hars'et Devlekar. Ditto. 1864 Oblong, pp. 14. 9 Ditto. Ditto. 1864 Oblong, pp. 6. 4 Poena College. Poona. Not known. Not known. ■ 1 84 MA R a'thi' — continued. 1 2 3 4 5 o a Name of Work or Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. Newspaper. 588 Xavanfta, Parts Various poets. Paras'uram Selections from Mara- I and II. Pant God- b-^de. thi poets. 589 Ditto (2irl edition, en- larged). Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. 590 Ditto (3rd edition) . Ditto. Ditto, Ditto. 591 Ditto (4th edition). Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. 592 Ditto (5th edition)- Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. 593 Nava karar. Translator unknown. ■ • • • The New Testament. 594 Navin laghu hitcpades'. Not ascertainable. .Moral maxims- 595 Navin lipidhara. Ditto, • • • • School reading book- 596 Nibandha mala- Baba Padmanjf. t ■ • • A number of essays on various subjects of general interest. 597 Nidana. Dr. McLennan. • • • • Nosology. 598 Nighantu pra- Paras'uram Pant God- * • • • A treatise on the kas'. bole. Ilindii system of medicine- 599 Ditto. 3apu Vaidya. • * • ■ Ditto. 6 JO Nilka?ith raja- chf bakliar Unknown. .... History of King N il- ka nth. 601 Niti bodh katha Major Candy. • • • • Moral tales. 602 Ditto. Ditto- • • • • Ditto. 603 Niti-darpan (Balbodii and JVlofji. twice). Vishnu S'astri Bapat. • • ■ • Moral advice. 604 Niti diivan pari- bhasha (2nd edition). Major Candy. • • • • Principles of morahty. 605 Nfti katha. Unknown. • • • • Ditto. 60G Nyavabdhi-sc^u, 'Moro S. Cliitale and • • • • A compendium of the Parts I. & 11. Jauardau Ilari A' tie. K^guiationsof 1827 mara'thi' — continued. 85 6 7 8 9 10 Press in which printed. Place. Date. Size and Number of Pages. Price. Us. a. p. Iiiduprakas^ Bomhay, 1862 8vo, pp. 321. 18 Ganpat Krisliuajx. Ditto. Not known. Not known. 1 12 Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Not known. Induprakiis'. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. 1 12 Oriental. Ditto. 1864 8vo, pp. 315. 1 8 American iMissioa- Ganpat Krishnaji- Ditto. Ditto. 1857 1854 16mo, pp. 452. ISmo, pp. 24. Not known. Ditto. Poona College. Poona. 1843 8vo, pp. 49- Ditto. Balkrishna Ramclian- cira Thakiir. Ditto. 1860 I2mo, pp. 178. • • • • Government Litho- graphic. Not known. Bomhay. Ditto. 1828 Not known- 8vo, pp. 278. Not known. Not known. 20 Ditto. Buddhiprakas'. Ditto. Poona. Ditto. 1863 Ditto. 4to, pp. 54. Not known. 6 Paths'ala. Poona College. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. 1858 1856 1855 1857 pp. 60. 8vo, pp. 60. 8vo, pp. 112. 4 4 8 6 Ditto. Ditto. 1831 pp. 71. 2 Ditto. Jagaumitra. Ditto. Ratnagirl- 1844 1856 1857 16mo, pp. 54. Fcp. 4 to, pp- 50- Fcp. 4to, pp. 10 Not known. 1 12 10 86 mara'thi'' — continued. ,0 s 607 608 609 Name of Work or Newspaper. Nyayadarpan. Nyaya Maduka. Nyaya-ratna- Author or Translator. Gaiies' Babaji Matlie and Balkrishna So man Cholkar. PandurangRavji Khar- kar. Ganes' Bab^ji Mathe- 610 Origin of Brah- manism- 6 1 1 Padartha vid nv<4n (twice). 612 'Ditto. 613 Padartha vid- nyan, Parts I- and II. 614 Pade/j. 615 Ditto. 61 n Ditto (twice). 617 Padya-ratnavali 618 Pahilen pustak, Part I. (Bal bodh.) Anonymous. Keru Lakshman Chhat tre. Ditto- Hari Kes'^ avji. By different poets- Ditto. Ditto. Krishna S'astrf Chip- liinkar (tiauslator)- llav Saheb Bhaskar Damodar. Editor. 5 Subject. of Regula A collection of all the Regulations, Acts, &c. in the Judicial branch of the Bom Code tions- A treatise on the law of evidence, com- piled and translated from several Eng- lish authors, A collection of all the Regulations, Acts, &c. of the Crim inal branch of the Bombay Code of Regulations. The Brahminical caste. Natural philosophy. Ditto. Ditto- A collection of lyric songs. Ditto. - Ditto - Translation of the Mcgliadiifa and other smaller poems. IMarathi First Book (school book). mara'thi' — continued. 87 6 7 8 9 10 Press in which printed. Place. Date. Size and Number of Pages. Price. Rs- a- p. Dnyanprakas^ Poona. 1863 Jto, pp. 1,000. 5 Vrittaprakas'. Ditto. 1864 4to, pp. 128. 1 8 Dnyanprakas'. Ditto. Not known. Not known. 2 Induprakas^ Bombay. 1864 12mo, pp. 28. 8 Poona College. Naro Ramchandra Tha- kwr. Not known. Poona. Ditto. Bombay. 1855 1857 ' lb57 1833 8vo, pp. 300. 8vo, pp. 307. 8vo, pp. 307. pp. 624. 14 14 6 Buddhiprakas'. Vithal Sakharam Agni- hotrl. Naio A'paji Godbole. Dnyanprakas'. Poona. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto- 1863 1860 1861-63 1865 Demy 8vo, pp. 28. Demy Svo, pp. 58. Demy Svo, pp 32. pp. 130. 1 1 6 1 6 12 Ditto. Ditto. 1862 Svo, pp. 34- 1 88 mara'thi'' — continued. a 619 620 621 622 623 624 Name of Work or Newspaper. 625 626 627 628 629 630 631 632 633 634 Paliilew pustal< Pt. I. (ModiJ Ditto. Part I. (Balbodh). Ditto, Part 11. (Modi) Ditto, (Bal- bodh). Pahile pustaka- clie S'abda (tvvice). PalichI karika (four times). Ditto. Palnew (4 times) Ditto. Panchanga, for twenty conse- cutive years. Ditto, for four consecu five years. Ditto. Autbor or Translator. Rilv Sdheb Bhaskar Damodar. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. A Student of the Poona English School- Unknown. Panchangadar- Panchopakbyan Ditto. Pawchvew pus- tak. Ditto. Different authors- Ditto. Different astrologers. Ditto. Ditto. Parasu'ram Pant God- bole- Vishnus^'arman. Ditto. Major T- Candy for Educational Depart- ment. Editor. Subject. Mariithf First Book (school book). Ditto. Ditto Ditto - Marathi synonyms of words occurring in Mr- Howard's Primer. Prognostications from the fall of a house lizard on the dif- ferent members of one's body. Ditto. Lullabies for children. Ditto- Native almanacs. Ditto. Ditto. Guide to ditto- Moral tales and fables, from the Pancha- tantra- Ditto- Departmental Fifth Reading Book- MAR-Vrm' — continued. 89 Press in which printed. Gaiipat KrishiKijI- Ditto. Ditto. Induprakas'. Buddhiprakas'. Yithal Sakharam Agui hotrl. Jaganmitra- Yithal SakliJiram Agni' hotri- B.ipii Hars'et Devlekar, Vithal Sakliaram Agni- hotri- Buddhiprakas'- Naro A'paji Godbole- Gangiidhar Goviiid Sap- kar. Ganpat Krishnajf. Dnyanprakas^ Ganpat Krishnajf- 13 c np Place. Bombay. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Poona. Ditto- Rat n:igiri. Pooua. Bombay. Pooua. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Bombay. Poona. Bombay. Date. ISfiO 18G0 18G0 1SG5 18G4 1849-.5r) Ib62-G3 1864 18J.5-.5.5 18.K8-61 1861 1845 18G4 1 8G 1 18G4 18G2 18Gj 18G3 1858 1851 1862 Size and Number of Pages. pp. 28. pp. 3G. pp. 40. 8vo, pp. 40, Demy 8vo, pp- 16. 8vo, pp. 32. Fcp. 8vo, pp. 40. 8vo, pp. 14- Oblong, pp. 23- Deniy 8vo, pp 36. Ditto. Ditto. 8vo, pp. 23. iGmo, pp. 165- 8vo, pp. 128. 8vo, pp. 285- 10 Price. Rs. a- p. 1 6 1 9 1 1 6 2 3 9 1 9 each. 9 9 1 1 12 15 90 M AR a'thi' — con tinued. 1 2 3 4 5 a 3 Name of Work or Newspaper. Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. ^ 635 Pandavapratap. S'rfdhar. • ■ • • History of the Pan- davas. 636 Pandharpiir ma- il at my a. Ditto. • • • • On the religious im- portance and sanc- tity of Pandharpfir- 637 Pand-namah. Saadi- • • • • Translation from the Persian ; moral pre- cepts. G38 Pandurang bha- jau. Tukaram. • • . • Prayer to Pandurang or Yithoba. 639 Pandurang ma- hatmya. S'ridliar Pandit. An account of the Avatar or incarna- tion of Pandurang or Yithoba, his ex- ploits and estabUsh- ment at Pandharpur 640 Ditto. Pundlik. • • • • Ditto. 641 Pandurang sto- tra. Mahipati. • • • • Yerses in praise of Pandurang or Vi- thob'a. 642 Ditto. Ditto. • • • • Ditto. 643 Ditto. , Ditto- ■ • • • Ditto. 644 Paramahamsa- matapras'amsa Unkuowu- • • • • Doctrines of the Para- mahamsas. 645 Paramadharma tattva- Ditto. .... Rehgion. 646 Pathas'ala patt- rak- Various contributors- KeruLaksh- man and Krishna S'iistri Chiplun- kar- Monthly school paper- 647 Ditto- Ditto- S'rfkrishna S'astrl Talekar- Ditto. 648 Pes'vvawcha ka- Unknown . • • • The crafty policy of y-L the Pes'vas. mara'tiii^ — continued. 91 Press in wliich printed. Place. Bapii Hars'et Devlekar- Bombay. Poona- Vithal Sakharam Agni hotri- Diiyanprakas'- Vithal Sakharam Agni- hotri. Dnyanprakas^ Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Bapi'i Hars'et Devlekar. Bombay Buddhiprakiis'. Poona. Naro A'paji Godbole. Bapu Hars'et Devlekar Ganpat Krishiiaji. Not known. Dnyanprakas''. Balkrishiia Ramchan- dra Thakar. Union. Ditto. Bombay. Ditto. Ditto. Poona. Ditto. Bombay. Date. IS64 1863 1858 1863 1857 1861 1862 1863 1864 1851 Size and Number of Pages. Oblong, pp. 548. 8vo, pp. 128. 8vo, pp. 30. Demy 8vo, pp- 14 4 to, pp. 51. 10 Price. Rs. a. p. 7 3 6 3 9 8 Not known. From Sep- tember 18a3 From May 1861. 1863 Oblong, pp. 82. 8vo, pp. 32. Ditto. Oblong, pp. 22. 8vo, pp. 14. Not known. Ditto. Demy 4to, pp. 24 Demy 8vo. 6 1 10 1 Not known. 8 2 2 Not ascer- tainable- 92 mara'thi' — continued. 1 2 3 4 5 B S Name of \Vork or iNewspaper. Author or Tranilator. Editor. Subject. !z; 649 Phaujdari sarva Xarayan Mores'var A collection of all Re- saugraha- Kelkar- gulations, Acts, &c- of the Criminal branch of the Bom- bay Code of Regu- lations. 650 Phaujdari Cir- culars- Mah^idaji B. P^Uekar. Criminal law- 651 Phanjdari nyaya dipika. Baptiji G. Abhyaukar. Ditto- 652 Phaujdari tha- Sadas'iv J. Jog and Rules of magisterial rav- Janardan H. A'tle- courts. 653 Photograpliy. tJarib'chandra Chinta- man- Photography. 654 Phulmani ani Translated from an Story of two BengaU Karuna- English book by JNIrs- Mullens (trans- women. lator's name not mentioned)- 655 Phurduk Vahf. Not known. • - • • Proverbs. 65G Poems of Ram- das- Ramdas. • • • • ^Morals, philosophy, and theology. 657 Poems of Vamau Vaman. « • ■ • On different portions of the Bha'j:avata, and other philoso- jihical works- 658 Police kayade- J, Spiers (translator). 4 • • ■ Police regulations- 659 Practical Geo- metry- Colonel Jeivis (trans- lator) - • 1 • e Geometry. 660 Prakrit kavfte- Maliadev Govind S'as- » •• • Translation of How- • che/« paliile/( tri- ard's First Book of pustak- English Poetry. 661 Prasannara- S'ivram S'astn' Palade • • • • A drama from the ghava. (translator). Sanskvit- 662 Pras'aavali (twice)- Gargacharya. * • • • A small treatise on prophecy. mara'thi'' — continued. 93 Press in wbich piiiited. Vrittaprakas'. Jaganmitra- Ditto. Ditto. Ganpat Krisliniiji- T. Graham. Dnyansindhu. Madhava Chandroba- Ditto. Dnyanprakas'- Courier. Diiyaupraka •"'s'. Ganpat Krishnajf. Naro A'paji Goclbolc Place. Poena- Ratnagiri- Ditto. Ditto. Bombay Ditto. Poona- Bombay. Ditto. Poona. Bombay. Poona- Bombay. Poona. Date, 1862 ISCO 1860 1860 1860 1859 1842 1860 and after- wards. 1860 to 1864. 1855 1S26 1860 1859 186I-G4 Size and Number of Pao-es. Demy 4 to, pp. 1,184. Fcp- 4to, pp. 16 Fcp-, pp. 1 68. Fcp. 4to, pp. 348. Fcp. 4to, pp. 40. I2mo, pp. 175- pp. az. 8vo, pp. 99. 8vo, pp. 551. 8vo, pp. 56. pp. 173. 8vo, pp. 112- 8vo, pp. 161. 8vo, pp. 29. 10 Price. Rs. a. p. GOO 2 2 1 Not known. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. 5 11 1 94 mara'tiii' — continued. 1 2 3 4 5 — . — - . _„ s S s Name of Work or Newspaper. Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. 663 Prasiddlia stha- le?j, Part I. Daji Saheb Kibe- • • • • Account of remarkable places visited bv DajI Saheb Kibe during his tour in the Dakkaii- 664 Ditto, Part II- Ditto. Ditto in Gujarath &c. 665 Problems on drawing maps and their use. Vyankat Rango. • • • • School book. 666 Piinianka- Colonel Jervis (trans- lator) . • • • • Arithmetic of integers (school book). 667 Ditto. Ditto. • . . . Ditto. 6G8 Ditto. Ditto. • • • • Ditto. 669 Ditto. Vyankat Rango. • • • • Arithmetic- 670 Pushpavan- Anonymous- .... Translation of the 8th Chapter of the Gu- listan of Saadi. 671 Radhavilas. Unknown. .... Amorous sports of Radha with Krish- 672 Raja madan. Baba Gokhle. .... na. A tale. 673 Rtija Riim Mo- Bhaskar Ilari Bhdg- • • • • Life of Ram Mohan han Roy. vat- Roy. 674 Raja vyavahar kos' Kas'inath Gangadhar. • • • e A dictionary of com- mon words. 675 Ram vijaya. S^ridhar Pandit. • " • * Life and exploits of Rama king of Ayo- dhy^. 676 Ditto. Ditto. • • • • Ditto. 677 RamdiisI S'lok (twice) • Ramdas- • • • • Verses addressed to the mind advising it to follow virtue and shun vice. 678 Ditto (thrice). Ditto. . * • • Ditto. MARA^THi' — continued. 95 G >- / 8 9 10 Press in which printed. Place. Date. Size and Number of Pages. Price. Rs- a. p. Balkrishna Ramchan- Poona- 1861 8 vo, pp.27. 1 dra Thakar. Ditto. Ditto. 1864 8vo, pp. 56. 2 Des'bandliava. Belgaum. 1863 l6mo, pp. 37 > Not known. Buddhiprakas'. Poona. 1863 4to, pp. 80- 6 Naro A'paji Godbole. Ditto. 1862 Ditto. 6 Vithal Sakharam Agni- Ditto. 1863 Ditto, pp. 88- 4 hotrf. Samachar- Belgaum- 1864 French 4 to, pp. 152. 10 Dnyanprakils''. Poona- 1851 4to, pp. 58. .<> Buddhiprakas'- Ditto- 1864 4to, pp. 14. 2 Induprakiis'. Bombay- 1865 Not known- 6 Ganpat Krishnajf. Ditto- 1858 12mo, pp. GS. 12 Ditto. Ditto. 1850 12mo, pp. 36- 4 Vithal Sakharam Agni- Poona- 1847 Folio, pp. 525. 5 hotrl. Bapii Har'set Devlekar. Bombay- 1860 Oblong, pp. 269. 6 12 Buddhiprakas'- Poona. 1862-64 8vo, pp. 29. 1 6 Vithal Sakharam Agni- Ditto. 1855-58 8vo, pp. 29- 1 6 hotrl- 1862 96 mara'thi' — continued. Name of Work or ]S'e\vspa[)er. Author or Translator. Editor. Subiect. C79 Ramdasi S'lok. Ramdas- 680Ramj{ Doctor's Stories. Rasayan S'astra 681 C82 G83 684 685 686 687 Ditto, Parts I- and II. Ditto. Ratuiigiii Jil- hyache naka- s'a. Ratnavali • Ravan garva. Reid's Geogra- phy. 688 Remarks on tiie marriage of Brahmin girls. 681) Revenue Circu lars of the Bomhay Pre- sidency. 690iReveuue Khat- ya haddal Cir- cular Hukum- 691 Rin nishedhak, Ramji Doctor. Hari Kes'avji. Ramji Ganes'. Naniyan Dajf. S'ivram Bhaskar Kane S'ivrt4m Sakharam Rharf (translator). Unknown- Govind Gopal Prahhu and two others (translators). Anonymous- 692 693 Ditto. Rukminf sva- yamvar- (fiye times-) Khanderav Balajf. Sadas'iv Mores' var Sa- the. Govind Narayan. Ditto. Janardan Svamf- Verses addressed to the mind, advising it to follow virtue and shun vice- Popular tales. Conversations on chemistry. Chemistry. Ditto. Maps of the Ratna- girl zilhl and ta- hikas- A drama from the Sanskrit- The pride of Ravan lowered. Geography- Authority for mar riage at a particular age. Laud settlement- Index to and substance of the circular or ders in the Revenue Department of the Bombay Presidency The evils of debt. Ditto. Choice of Krishna by Rukminf for her husband, and their marriage- mara'tiii' — continued. 97 Press in which printed. Ganpat Krislinajf. Not known- Education Society. RanijI Ganoji. Induprakas'. Jaganniitra. Oriental. Unknown. Jaganmitra- Induprakas'. Vyittavaibhava. Dnyauprakas'. Ganpat Ki-ishmiji. Ambroli- Vithal Sakharam Agni' hotri. Place. Bombay. Not known. Bombav. Ditto. Ditto. Ratuagii'i. Bombay- Unknown. Ratnagirf. Bombay. Alimedna- gar- Poona. Bombay- Ditto- Poona. Date. ISGO Not known. 1837 1859 18G3 1857 1864 Unknown- 1S57 1864 Size and Number ol Pages. 8vo, pp- 3G. Not known. 4to, pp- 478. pp. 718 each- 8vo, pp. 5 13. 4 to, 6 maps- 12mo, pp. 119- I2in0j pp. 7. Fcp.4to,pp. 204 Svo, pp. 28. 10 Price. 1SG4 4to, pp- 599. 18G1 Not known 1850 1845-48 1857-58 1860 4to, pp- A^- Not known. 8to, pp. 70. 4to, pp. 200. B.S. a. J}. 3 3 Not known. 3 8 each. GOO Not known. G Not known- 12 5 5 1 8 Not known. 4 14 14 c np 98 MARA^THi' — continued. ,0 694 695 696 697 698 699 700 Name of Work or Newspaper. Author or Translator. Rukmhii sva yamvar (five times; . Ditto. Rukmini sva- yamvar Jiiii Subhadra ha- ran- Sabliaparva. Ditto. Sahave/i pustak Sahcb loki'ujsl/i sambbashan. Ekuath. S^ridhar. Moropant- Ditto. Editor. 701 702 703 704 70.5 Samas'loki gita Samikaran sid dbanta san- graba, Part I Ditto, Part II Sampatti-vive- cban. Samudrika. Muktes'var. Major T. Candy. .\nonymous. Vtiman. Cbanbas A'ppa Dbar vadkar. Ditto. Naro Balkrishna Pat- vardhan (translator) Unknown. Subject. Choice of Kvisbna by Rukmini for her husband, and their marriage. Ditto. The marriage of Ruk- mini and the elope- ment of Subhadra- History of the Panda- vas in S'akraprastha Ditto. Departmental Sixth Reading Book. Address to English gentlemen in India, whether engaged in the Government service or not, re garding their treat- ment of, and con duct towards, the natives. Translation from the Mahabharata. Equations and geome trical problems- Ditto. Money matters - Examination of marks on the hand indica- ting future destiny ; palmistry. mara'thi'' — continued. 99 6 7 8 9 10 Press in which printed. Place. Date: Size anfl Number of Pages. Price. i2s. a- p. Jaganmitra. Ratnagirf. 18G2 Fcp. 4to, pp. 101. 1 Ganpat Krishnaji. Jaganmitra. Bombay. Ratnagirf. 1860 1858 12mo, pp. 200. Fcp. Svo, pp. 16. 10 9 Mudliava Chandroba. Bombay. 1861 8vo, pp. 74. Not known- Ditto. Ganpat Krishnajf. Ditto. Ditto. 1863 18G3 8vo, pp. 248. Svo, pp. 378. Ditto. 14 Dnyanprakiis'- Poona. 1850 Svo, pp. 53- 4 Jaganmitra. Ratnagirf. 1862 Svo, pp. 336. 10 Vithal Sakharam Agni- iiotri. Poona. 1855 Svo, pp. 60. Not known. Dnyanprakiis'. Ditto. 1861 Svo, pp. 163. 5 Dnyandarpan. Bombay. . 1853 Svo, pp. 119. Not known. Vitbal Sakharam Agni- iiotri. Poona. 1863 Demy 4to, p. 1. 3 lOO mara'tiii' — continued' a Name of Work or Newh^papcr. 70G .Saiisar chopadi (thrice) • /07 Sanskrit vyaka- ranachoi pus- tak. /08 Saiatalilamrit. 709 Saptas'atf. 710 Sarasan2;raha. 711 Sarvasangralia- Author or Translator. Translator unknown. Editor. 712 Satya nirtipan- 713SaTayi ani a- bhyaS- 714Savitriakhyan. 715 Selected Decl sions of the Sadar Divani Adalat. 7 1 C S'abdiilankar. 71/ S'^abdaratuavalf, 718 S'abdasangraha Krishna S'astri Chip- luukar- Not known. Movopant- Unknown. Various Marathf poets Govind Narayan. Vis^'vanath Narayan Mandhk. S'ridhar. Ganpat S'rikrishna (translator). Subject. • . • . A.nonymous. Baba Padmanjf. Vithal Gopal Earn dikar. Madbava Chandroba A book containing in- formation on sub- jects connected vvith the affairs of com- mon life (from the Gujarathi)- An elementary gram mar of the Sanskrit language- Account of vai'ious saints- The destruction of the Asuras by Bhavanf. A catechism of gene- ral knowledge. Selections of Manithi poetry, published monthly, in pamph- let form. The observance of truth- Essay on habits and study. Story of Savitri. Law. A small treatise on the figures of speech, translated from the English. Synonyms. Mara till synonyms of words occurring in Mr. Howard's Second Book. mara'tiii' — continued. 101 Press in which printed. Place. Vithal Sakliiiratn Agiii- Pooiia. hotri- Education Society. Dnyandavpan. Madhava Chandroba- Ganpat Krisliniiji. Sarvasangraha- Thomas Giaham. Ditto- Bapti Hars'et Devlekar. L. M. De Souza. Dnyanprakas'. T. Graham. Naro A'piiji Godbole- Bombay. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto Ditto. Poona. Bombay. Poona . Date. Size and Number of Pag-es. 1847-51 18G0 18j9 Nov known. 1864 185G ISGO 1856 1857 1863 1859 4lo, pp. 115. l2mo, pp. 56. Not known. 8vo, pp. 33. l6mo, pp. QQ. Super royal 8vo, pp. 88. 16mOj pp. 89. 16mo, pp. 71. Oblong, pp. 19. 8vo, pp. 181. 10 Price. 10 1851 4 to, pp. 20. 1860 1864 I2mo, pp.99. 8vo, pp. 48. 6 3 Not known. 4 8 Not known. 5 9 1 1 6 Unknown. 2 G 102 maea'thi' — continued. 1 2 3 4 5 o Name of Work or Newspaper. Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. 711) S'abda sidcllii Vinayak S'astri Di- • • • • Etymology of Ma- nibandlia- vekar and Govind Vithal Maluijan. nitbf words derived from Sanskrit roots- 720 S'akuntala na- Paras' uram Paut God- • • • • Play entitled S'akuu- tak. bole. tala, translated from • the Sanskrit. 721 S'^akunavantf (twice). Unknown. • » • • A treatise on predic- tion or soothsaying. 722 S'alopayogf niti- Hari Kes'avji (trans- • • • • Translation of Cham- grauth. lator). bers' Moral Class- book. 723 Ditto. Ditto. • • » • Ditto. 724 S^alyaparva. Moropant. • • • • Description of the bat- tle in which S'alya was at the head of the Kauravas. 725 S^'ani-mahatmya Tatyaji Mahipati (translator). • • • • The greatness of Sat- urn (from the Sans- krit). 726 Ditto. Ditto- • • a • Ditto. 727 Ditto. Ditto. • • • ■ Ditto. 728 Ditto. Ditto. • ■ • • Ditto. 729 Ditto (5 times). Ditto. • • • • Ditto. 730 Ditto. Ditto- • ■ • • Ditto. 731 Ditto. Ditto. • • • • Ditto. 732 S^inkacbchheda Daji NIlkantbNagar. kar. • • • • Conic Sections (trans- lated from Mutton's work). 733 S'antiparva, Moropant. • • • • Consolation given to Dharmaraja by the Rishis and Munis. 734 S'^arfr. Bliikajf Amrit. » « • • Human anatomy. 735 Ditto. Dr. McLennan. • • • • iVnatomy. 73(5 S^istriya dnyan Hari Kes'^avjl and Religion and philo- dars'an. Krislma S'astri Bhatavadekar. sophy. mara'tiii' — continued. 103 Press ia which printed. Prabhakar. Dnyanprakas'. Buddliiprakas'. American Mission- Ganpat Krishnaji. Madhava Chandroba. S'^ubbasMchak- Jaganmitra- Biipu Hars'et Devlekar. Buddbiprakas'. Vithal Sakbaram Agni- botrl. A'pajf Bapuji Padsha- purkar. Naro A'paji Godbole. Dnyanprakas^ Madhava Chandroba. Induprakjis'. Government Litbo- graphic- Not known. Place. Bombay- Poona. Ditto. Bombay. Ditto- Ditto. Sattara. Ratnagiri. Bombay. Poona- Ditto. Date. Ditto. Ditto- Ditto- Bombay- Ditto. Ditto- Not known 1843 ISCl 1863-G4 1850 1861 18G3 18G3 1860 18G3 1862^63 1853-57 1859-62 1863 18G3 1863 1856 1864 1863 Not known Ditto. Size and Number of Pages. 10 Price- Svo, pp. 64. 4to, pp. 269. 8vo, pp. 8. 12mo, pp. 2/1. 8vo, pp. 242. 8vo, pp. 34- 4to, pp. 58. Fcp, 4to, pp. 50 Oblong, pp. 40- 8vo, pp- 64. 8vo, pp. 60. 8vo, pp. 42- 8vo, pp.80. 4to, pp. 110 8vo, pp. 46- Svo, pp- 401. Not known. Ditto. Rs- a. p. 12 1 9 Not known- 12 Not known. 4 3 3 2 2 2 2 6 Not known. GOO Not known. Ditto. 104 mara'thi' — C071 tinned. 1 2 -J ^ Name of ^^'o^k or y Newspaper. ^ 737 S'etkl ;ini gliar guti vyaVcis tha (twire). 738 S'ivaina,mrit (twice). "o n T4:i.j.„ /.- i; — ,^^N 740 741 742 743 744 745 74 G 747 748 74!) 750 751 752 753 Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditio. S'ivastuti (twice). Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. S'lokas- Short Account of Electricity. S'rf-guruchari- tra. Sri'shtijanya JV- vari dnyau. Stliah'pak. Author or Translator. Dr. Gibson (author). S'n'dhar Pandit. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Unknown. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ramdas. Krishna S'astrl Bhata- vadekar. Saras vati Gaugadhar. Pandurang Ganoha and Others (trans- lators). Janabal. Editor. Subject. Hints on rural and domestic economy. Stories of devotees of S'iva, and their salvation hy that god. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Verses in praise of the god S'iva. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Moral advice. Science. A. poem on the glory of the great Guru The youth's book of natural theology. Invocation (in the form of Abhangs) by Draupadi of Krish- na when the Itishi Durvas went to the Pandavas aud asked for food. ' mara'thi' — continued. 105 Press in whicli printed. Poona College. Buddliiprakas'. Vitlial Sakliai'iim Agni- iiotn'. Naro A'paji Godbole. Ganpat Krishnaji. Bapu Hars'et Devlekar. Jaganmitra. Vithal Sakharam Agni- iiotri- Buddhiprakas'- Naro A'paji Godbole. Bapii Hars''et Devlekar. Jaganmitra. Bapu Bars' et Devlekar. Ganpat Krishnajf. Jaganmitra- Ganpat Krislinaji. Place. Buddhiprakiis'. Poona. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Bombay. Ditto. Ratnagiri. Poona- Ditto. Ditto. Bombay. Ratnagiri. Bombay, Ditto. Ratnagiri. Bombay- Poona. Date. 15 c n p 1846 185(j 1858-64 1845-47 1857-58 1860 1863 1861 1856 1863 1845-56 1864 1861 1861 1859 1860 1859 1862 1842 1863 Svo> ^ 16mo, 4to, pp. 216- Demy 4to. Size and Number of Pages. pp- 54. >, pp. 30. Demy 4to, pp. 240. Demy 4to, pp 316. Fcp. 4to, pp. 192 8vo, pp. 8. Ditto. Ditto - Oblong, pp. 12. Fcp. 8vo, pp. 10 Oblong, pp. 58. Oblong, pp- 66. Fcp. folio. 8vo, pp- 349- 8vo, pp. 8- 10 Price. Rs. a. p. 4 14 12 1 2 1 6 1 3 2 3 3 3 6 Unknown. 4 Not known. 3 106 mara'thi' — continued. 1 2 3 4 5' umbev. Name of Work or Newspaper. Author or Translator- Editor. Subject. !2; 754 S'ubhasuchak. Various writers. Ramchandra -A'paji Chitale. A weekly journal of news, commerce, &c. 755 S'^uchirbbuta- pan. Govind Narayan. • • • • The advantages of cleanliness. 756 S'uddha lihin- Ramchandra Vinayak • • • • A guide to correct yacha anugam Oke. spelling and writing (twice). in Marathf. 757 S'uka bahattarf (thrice). Not known. • " ' • Seventy-two moral stories related by a parrot to Prabhavati 758 Ditto. Ditto. • • • • Ditto. 759 Siddha padar- tha vidnyan. Hari Kes^'avji. • . .. Natural Philosophy. 760 Simhasan bat- tisf. Anonymous- « • • • Thirty-two stories re- lated to King Bho- ja by thirty-two female statues at- tached to a throne which was found buried in a field, and whch he dug up for his use. (Translat- ed from the Sans- krit.) 761 Ditto. Ditto. • * • • Ditto. 762 Ditto. Ditto. • • • • Ditto. 763 Ditto. Ditto. • • • • ' Ditto. 764 Ditto. Ditto. • • • • Ditto. 7G5 Ditto. Ditto. • • t • Ditto. 766 Sitasvayamvar. Vaman Pandit. • • • « The marriage of SIta. 767 Sakretischii Iti- Krishna S'astri Chip- • • B • Life of Socrates (trans- has (twice). hmkar. lated from RoUin), M ARA^THi'— continued. 107 Press in which printed. S'ubhasiichak. Americau Mission. Balkrishna Ramchandra thakar. Vithal Sakharam Agni hotrf. Buddhiprakas'. Not known. Dnyanprakas'. Vithal Sakharam Agni- liotri. A'paji Bapujf Padsha- purkar. Naro A'paj{ Godbole. Buddhiprakas'. Ganpat Krislinaji- Jaganmitra. Dnyanprakas'. Place. Sattara. Bombay. Poona. Ditto. Ditto. Not known- Poona. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Bombay. Ratnagirf. Poona- Date. 1858 1849 18G2 1864 1852-57 1860 1862 Not known 1863 1852-57 1859-61 1862-63 1863 1862 1864 1855 1860 1852 1860 Size and Number of Pages. 10 Price. Large 4to, pp. 8. l6mo, pp. 43- 8vo, pp- 36. 4to, pp. 118- 4to, pp. 80. 8vo, pp. 575. 4to, pp. 52. 4to, pp- 52. 4to, pp. 112. 4to, pp. 60. 4to, pp. 72. l6mo, pp- 144- Fcp. 8vo, pp. 4. 8vo, pp. 130- 4to, pp. 125- Rs. a- p. Annual sub- scription. 9 Not known. 2 6 7 Not known. 4 4 6 6 4 12 6 10 8 108 mara'thi' — continued. 3 Name of Work or Newspaper. Author or Translator. 4 Editor. Subject. 768 Sola Somvdr. Not known. 769 770 771 772 773 774 775 776 777 778 779 780 781 782 Ditto. Ditto. Sphuta arya. Sphutajyotish. Ditto. Spliuta s'ringar s'lok. Story of Cathe- rine of Russia Stri-bhushan. Stricharitra. Strfparva. StrividyabhyaSil pasiin Mbh. S'uchirbhMta- pana. Sudam charitra. Sudam charitra aui paden- Ditto. Ditto. Moropant. Not known. 783jSullivancha bhii- ' 'rol. Ditto. Ditto. Krishnaji Pant Jogale^ kar (translator). Sadas'iv Dnyanoba. Rtiniji Ganoji- Moropant. Unknown. Govind Narayan. Moropant. Different poets. Mahadev S'astri Puiu nik (translator)- On the observance of fasts &c. on sixteen particular Somvars (or Mondays) in a year. Ditto. Ditto. Selected poems- Extracts from differ ent books on as- trology. Ditto. Detached poems on love matters. History. Female instruction. On women. Lamentation and con- solation of the mother of the Kau- ravas. The advantages of fe- male education. Treatise on cleanliness. Story of Sudama. Life of Sudama, friend of Krishna, and other lyric songs. Physical Geography- mara'tii i' — continued' i09 6 7 8 9 10 Press in which printed . Place. Date. Size and Number of Pages. Price. , Rs. a. p. Buddhiprakiis'. Poona. 1864 8vo, pp. 16. I Naro A'paji Godbole- Balkrisbna Ramchan- dra Thakar. Ditto. Ditto. 1863 1862 Svo, pp. 16. 8vo, pp. 32. 1 1 3 Bapu llars'et Devlekar. Vitbal Sakharam Agni- hotri. Bapw Hars'et Devlekar- Vithal Sakharam Agni- hotri. L. M. De Souza. Bombay. Poona. Bombay- Poona. Bombay- 1862 1853-56 1859-60 1863 1858 1857 1860 Oblong, pp. 24- Demy 8vo, pp. 38 Oblong, pp- 38. Svo, pp. 17. Svo, pp. 34. 9 1 1 9 1 4 Joint Stock. Ditto. .... pp. 30. 6 Ramjf Ganoji. Ditto. 1854 8vo, pp. 388. Not known. Madhara Chandroba- Ditto. 1863 Svo, pp. 34. Ditto. American Mission. Ditto, 1852 16mo, pp. 59. Not known. Ganpat Krishniyf. Ditto. 1856 Svo, pp. 56. 3 Bapu Hars'et Devlekar. Ditto. 1854 Oblong, pp. 32- 1 Vithal Sakharam Agni- hotrl. Poona. 1864 Svo, pp- 23. 9 Not known. Not known. Not known- Not known. 1 110 mara'thi' — continued. 1 2 3 4 5 Number. Name ofWork or Newspaper. Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. 784 Sulochana Lav- nya- Prabhakar. • • • - Account in the Lavnic metre of the death of Indrajit, of the lamentation of his wife Sulochana, and of the recovery of his head from Rama- 785 Siiryastuti- Translator unknown. .... Verses in praise of Siirya (or the sun), translated from the Sanskrit of Vyasa. 786 Svargarohan- Moropant- ' • ■ • The ascension of the Pandavas into heaven. 787 Svatmaja sukh- Eknath. • • . c A philosophic poem on the pleasures of the soul. 788 Tales of a Little S'ivaram Bapw.ji(trans- .... Translated from the Philosopher. lator). English. 789 Talukyachi vahi Prepared by the Re- .... Forms of keeping ta- venue Commission. luka accounts. 790,Tarkaclipik;i. Janardan H. A' tie. . ■ • • Fictions. 791 Tarkas'astra. Unknown. • • • • A treatise on logic. 792 Telemakhascha vrittant, Parts 1. and II. Not known. • • • « Uistory of Telema- chus. 793 The thousand Bhaskar Sakharam • • • • Translated from the and one days. (translator). English. 794 Tirthavalf a- bhang. Namdev. .... Verses on pilgrimages- 795 Tisarew pustak. Major T. Candy. • . • • Departmental Third Reading Book. 796 Tondche His'eb. Gangjidhar Govind Sapkar. • • • • Mental Arithmetic. 797 Ditto. Ditto. .... Ditto. 798 Ditto. Ditto. • ' • • Ditto. mara'thi' — continued. Ill G 7 8 9 10 Press in which printed. Place. Date. Size and Number of Pages. Price. Rs. a. p. Buddhiprakas''- Poona. 1862 8vo, pp. 16- 9 Ditto. Ditto. 1863 8vo, pp. 8. 3 Madhava Cliandroba. Bombay. 1864 8vo, pp. 11. Not known. Ditto. Ditto. 1864 Svo, pp. 41- Ditto. Not known. Not known. Not known. Not known. Ditto. Pathas'ala. Poona. Not known. 4to. 2 Jaganmitra. American Mission. Not known. Ratnagirf. Bombay. Not known. 1858 1846 Not known. Svo, pp. 84. 16mo, pp. 39. 12mo, pp. 23. l2mo, pp. 28. .5 Not known. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Not known. Ditto. Vithal Sakharam Agni- hotri. Induprakiis'. Poona. Bombay. 1863 1863 16mo. pp. 28. Svo, pp. 110. 6 4 Gangadhar Govind Sap- kar, A'piyi BitpMJf Piidsha- )urkar. Balkrishna Rumclian- dra Thakar. Poona. Ditto. Ditto. 1864 1863 1862 Svo, pp. 32. Ditto. Ditto. I 6 I 6 1 6 112 mara'thi' — continued. 1 2 3 4 5 s a 3 Name of Work or Newspaper. Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. 799 Translation of the first Lec- ture on the Anonymous. • • • • Vedic literature. Vedas by Dr. Haug. • 800 Trikonmiti La- Colonel Jervis (trans- • • • • Plane trigonometry gartam sahit- lator). (Button's) . 801 Trimasik pat- Various contributors. Govind Vit- Quarterly magazine trak- » hal Maha- jan. on scientific subjects (discontinued after three numbers were published). 802 Trimbaki. Krishna S'astrl Bhata- vadekar. • • • • The science of medi- cine. 803 Tuls'i akhyun. Unknown. .... Account of the tuls'i plant. 804 Tuls'imahatmya Vishnudas. • • • • On the sacredness and power of the tuls'i plant. Negotiation between 805 Udyogaparva. Moropant- • • • • the Pandavas and Kauravas. 80G Umavilas. Sadas'iv Kavi. .... The amorous sports of Uma with her husband S'iva- 807 Uttarramchari- Paras' uram Pant God- • • « • A drama from the tra. bole (translator). Sanskrit- 808 Vachan patha- Major T. Candy (trans- • • • • (A series of lessons) mala (twice). lator). translations from EngHsh reading books. 809 Ditto. Ditto. . • • Ditto. 810 Vaidya jivan- Lolimbras author, Krishna S'astri Bha- tavadekar transla- tor. • • • • Medicine. 811 Vaidyamrit. Manikbhat author, Krishna S'/istri Bha- tavadekar trans- lator- • • » • Ditto. mara'tht' — continued. 113 Press in which printed. Induprakas^- Not kuown. Ganpat Krishnajf. Dnyandarpan. Bapii Hars'et Devlekar. Vithal Sakharam Agni- hotri. Madliava Chandroba. Buddliiprakas'- L. M. De Souza. Poona College. Dnyansagar. Dnyandarpan. Place. Ditto- \C) c n J) Bombay. Not known. Bombay. Bombay- Ditto. Poona, Bombay. Poona. -I Bombay- Poona. Dharwar. Bombay. Ditto. Date. 1863 Not known, 1855 1863 1860 1863 1860 1863 1859 1850 1851 1864 1864 1862 Size and Number of Pages. 8vo, pp. 29- Not known. 8vo, pp. 100. 10 Price. Rs- a. p- 5 4to, pp- 36. Oblong, pp- 28- 16mo, pp. 28. Svo, pp. 151. 8vo, pp. 16- 8vo, pp. 164. 8vo, pp. 296. 8vo, pp. 290. pp. 32. Svo, pp. 79. Svo, pp. 62. 8 Annual sub- scription. 4 4 6 6 Not known. 9 II 12 2 8 8 114 mara'thi' — continued. 1 2 3 4 5 s Name of Work or Newspaper. Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. 812 Vaidyasar. Raahunatli S'astri and Krishna S'dstrl Bhd- tavadekar. .... Medicine. 813 Vaidyavatamsa- Not known. • • • ■ The science of medi- cine . 814 Valivadha. Krishnajf Ramchan- dra. • ■ • • The death of Vali : a drama. 815 Vanaparva. Moropant. • • • • Historj' of the Pauda- A^as in their banish- ment- 816 Varanas^i va- gaire stotrew. Not known. . * • • Verses in praise of Benares, Vishnu, Maruti, &c. 817 Vartamansan- graha. Various contributors. Vis'^vanath Krishna- na'th. ' Weekly newspaper. 818 Vatsarachya goshtl (twice) Ragho Narayan Devle. • • • • Tales of a traveller. 819 Vedoktadliarma- prakas'- Vishnu Bava Brahma- chiiri. • • • • Vedantism . 820 Veaisamliar. Paras'urara Pant Tatya (translator). • • • • A drama- 821 Vyankates' sto- tra (twice) . Devidas. Verses in praise of the god Vyankates' (an incarnation of Vish- nu) - 822 Ditto. Ditto. • • • • Ditto. 823 Ditto. Ditto. « • * • Ditto. 824 Ditto. Ditto. .... Ditto. 825 Ditto. Ditto. • • • • Ditto. 82G Ditto, Ditto. • • • « Ditto. MABA^THi'' — continued. 115 6 7 8 9 10 Press in which printed. Place. Date. Size and Number of Pages. Price. Rs. a. p. Dnyanprakas^ Bombay. 1865 8vo, pp. 248. 2 Not known. Ditto. Not known. Not known. 4 Dnyauprakas'. Poona. 1863 8vo, pp. 78. 6 Madliava Cliandroba. Bombay. 1862 8vo, pp. 173. Not known. Balkrishna Ramchan- dra Thakiir. Poona. 1863 8vo, pp- 16. 9 Vartamansangralia. Kolhapur. About 1855. Fcp.pp- 8- 12 per annum. Poona College. Poona. 18.54 1S5G 8vo, pp. 91. 16mo, pp. 96. 3 3 Ganpat Krishnaji. Bombay. 185S 8vo, pp. 790. Not known. Poona College. Poona- 1857 Svo. 13 Buddliiprakas''. Ditto. 1862-63 8vo, pp. 32, 1 A'paji Bapxiji Padslia- purkar. Vithal Sakharam Agni- iiotn- Naro A'pajl Godbole- Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. 1863 1845-55 1859-60 1863 1860 4to, pp. 12. Demy 16 mo, pp. 32. Svo, pp. 24. 9 9 9 Bapii Hars'et Devlekar. Bombay. 1864 Oblong, pp. zKj. i) 9 Jaganmitra. Ratnagirf. 1856 Fcp. Svo, pp. 10. I 116 MA R a/th I' — con tinned' 3 827 828 829 830 831 832 833 834 835 Name of Work or Newspaper. Author or Translator. Vetal pancha- vis 1. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Vicharlahari. Vidhavavivaha. Vidurniti (twice) Sadas'^iv Kas'iDath Chliattre. 836 837 838 839 840 841 Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. A'^arious contributors. Vishnu Paras'uram. Vyasa* author, trans- lator unknown. Ditto. Ditto. Vidurniti ani Naradnxti. Vidyepasun liibh ani san- tosh. Vidyopakrara. Viramchinha pa- ribhasha. Ditto. Ditto. Anonymous. Colonel Jervis (trans- lator). Mahadevriiv Morojf and Niina Moroba. Major T. Candy. Editor. Subject. 25 stories related to Vikrama by Vetal the king of the demons, originally written in Sanskrit, with two new stories from Boccaccio- Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. A discussion on bibli- cal subjects. The marriage of Hindi widows. Advice of Vidur to his cousin Dhritariishtra on polity and mo- rality (from the Mahabharata) . Ditto. Ditto. The moral precepts of Vidur and Narad (from the Sanskrit) The pleasures and ad- vantages derivable from knowledge. Early lessons. Marathi punctuation- marathi' — continued. 117 6 7 8 9 10 Press in which printed. Place. Date. Size and Number of Pages. Price. Rs. a. p. Dnyanprakas'. Poona. 1862 4 to, pp. 8'4- 8 Budclhiprakiis'. Vithal Sakharam Agni- hotri- Bapii Hars'^et Devlekar. Ganpat Krishnaji. Samachar- Dnyanprakas'. Ditto. Ditto. Bombay. Ditto. Belgaum. Poona. 1864 1852-57 1859-61 1860 1862 1864 1852 4to. 4to, pp. 83- Oblong, pp. 112. Oblong, pp. 1 60. French 4 to, pp. 108. 8vo, pp. 208. 8 5 9 12 10 Not known. Induprakiis'. Bombay. 1864 12mo, pp. 159. 10 Vithal Sakharam Agni- hotrl. Poena. 1856-63 4to, pp. 48. 5 Bapu Hars'et Devlekar- Bombay. 1862 Oblong, pp. 101. 4 Jaganmitra. Ganpat Krishnaji. Ratnagirf. Bombay. 1856 1858 Fcp. 4to, pp. 36- 16mo, pp. 132. 4 6 1 Not knovrn. Ditto. Not known. 8vo. Not known Ganpat Krishnaji. Ditto. 1848 4to, pp. 374. Ditto. Poona College. Poona. Not known. 16mo. 2 118 mara'thi' — continued. 1 2 3 4 5 a 3 Name of Work or iNewspaper. Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. 842 Virataparva. Moropant- .... History of the Panda- vas during their concealment in the capital of Virata. 843 Ditto. Ditto. ^ , Ditto. 844 Virataparvaclu Chintaman S'astrf • • • • An account of the bakhar. Thatte.' sojourn of the Pandavas incognito at the court of Virata. 845 Ditto. Ditto. • • • • Ditto. 846 Vishnu sahasra Kas'indth S'astri • • • * Explanation of the namaclia ar- A'gas'e. thousand names of tha. Visbnu 847 Vriksliavarnau. Govind Narayan. .... A description of In- dian trees. 848 Viittadarpan. Paras'uram Pant God- bole (translator). • • • • A treatise on metres. 849 Vrittaprakas'. Various contributors. Narayan Mores'var Kelkar. A weekly newspaper. 850 Vrittafaibhava- Ditto. Khauderav Balajf. A newspaper. 851 Vyakaran. Gangadhar S'astrf Phadke. • • • • Marathf grammar. 852 Ditto (twice). Dadoba Pandurang. .,.. Ditto. S53 Ditto. Ditto. * • • • Translation of Mr. Howard's English Grammar. 854 Ditto. Krishna S'astrf Chip- hinkar. • • • • A grammar of the Sanskrit language. 855 Vyavahara- Raghunath S'astrf • * • • Hindu law (from the dhyaya, and Dante (translator). Mitakshara). Diiyabhaga of the Vyavaha- ramayukha- 856 Ditto. Ditto. S'ankar Jos'i Vvavahare- Ditto. mara'thi' — continued. 119 Press in which printed. Madliava Chandroba. Duyandarpan. Naro A'paji Godbole. Duyandarpan. Jaganmitra. Thomas Graliam. Balkrishna Ramclian- dra TLiakar. Vrittaprakas'. Vrittavaibhava. Ganpat Krisbnaji. Education Society. Not known. Dnyanprakas'. Poona College- Place. Bombay, Ditto. Poona. Ganpat Krishn^jf. Bombay. Ratnagirf. Boro.bay. Poona. Ditto. Abmedna- gar. Bombay. Ditto. Ditto. Poona. Ditto. Bombay . Date. 18G0 1852 1861 1862 18G3 1857 1860 18G2 1861* 1850 1856 1860 1863 1864 1844 Size and Number of Pages. 8vo, pp. 80. Svo, pp. 9^. 8vo, pp. 32. pp. 256. 2 Fcp.4to, pp. 114 10 10 Price. Rs. a. p. Not known- Ditto. 2 1862 12mo, pp. 108. Demy 4to, pp 44. 4to. 16mo. 8vo, pp. 352. pp. 101. Svo, pp. 82. Folio, pp. 628. 4to, pp. 561. 11 4 6 5 per annum. 6 per annum. 8 1 8 6 8 6 5 120 mara'thi' — contmued. 1 2 3 4 5 g Name of Work or Newspaper. Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. 857 Vyapardarpan. S^'ankar S'astrf Go- khle. .... A description of the processes of several manufactures and handicrafts prac- tised in India. 858 Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. 859 Vyaj- Bal Raghuniith. • • • » Calculations of interest 860 Whately's IMo- iiey Matters. Naro Balkrishna Pat- vardhan (translator) ■ • • • Political economy. 861 Yamunaparya- tan- Baba Padmanji- • • > • Wanderings of Yamu- na, or the state of the Hindu widow. 862 Yantradnyaii. Anonymous- * • • . Introduction to ' the physical sciences, being a translation of extracts from Eng- lish works. 863 Yantras'astra- chin mu\e7i- Govind Gangadhar Phadke.-' .... Mechanics. 864 Yaharthadipika Viinian Pandit. • • • • A commentary on the Bhagavadgfta. 855 Yatrikakram. Hari Kes^'avji. • ■ ^ * Translation of the Pilgrim's Progress. 866 x\usliadliikalpa- navidyii. Dr. McLennan. ■ ■ • • Materia medica. mara'thi' — continued. 121 6 7 8 9 10 Press in which printed. Place. Date. Size and Number of Pages. Price. Rs. a. p. Balkrishna Ramchantlra thakiir. Poona. 1S61 Demy 8vo, pp. 114. 10 Dnyanprakas'. Ditto. 1852 Ditto. 10 Dnyansindhu. Bombay. 1843 8vo, pp. 10. Not known. Ganpat Krislinajf- Ditto. Not known. Not known. Ditto. Thomas Graham. Ditto. 1857 ICmo, pp. 168. Ditto. Dnyauprakas'- Poona. 1850 4to, pp. 138. 1 4 American Mission. Bombay. 1853 12mo, pp. 214. Not known. Jaganmitra. Gaupat Krislinuji- Ratnagiri. Bombay. 18G4 1841 Fcp. folio, pp. 1,254. 12mo, pp. 393. 15 Not known. Government Lithogra- phic. Ditto. 1825 pp. 317- Ditto. 17 c n p 122 MARA'THr AND ENGLISH. 1 3 4 5 o a Name of Work or Newspaper. Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. 867 Dnyanodaya. American Mission- aries. A fortnightly period- ical. 868 Kos' (English aiidMarathf). Biiba Padmanji. English and Marathi dictionary. 869 Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. 870 Ditto. Major Candy. Ditto. 871 Ditto. S'rlkrishnaS'astn'Tal- ekar- Ditto (abridged). 872 Kos' (:\Iarathi and English). Bixba Padmanji. Marathf and English dictionary. 873 Ditto. Mr. Molesvvorth. Ditto. 874 Srishtijanya Krishna S'astri Bhata- Pictorial museum of s'vapada chi- vadekar (translator) animated nature. trasangraha. mara'thi' and ENGLISH — Continued. 123 6 7 8 9 10 Press in which printed. Place. Date. Size and Number of Pages. Price. Rs. a- p- Oriental. Educatioa Society. Bombay. Ditto. 1842 Not known. 8vo, pp. 16. pp. 482. 2 8 per annum. 4 12 Ditto. Ditto. 1863 8vo, pp. A77- 4 American INIission. Ditto. 1847 4to, pp. 838. 18 Education Society. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. 1847 1863 18G3 8vo, pp. A77. 8vo, pp. 482. 1 12 5 Ditto. » » Ditto. 1857 4to, pp. 920. 36 Dnyandars'an. Ditto. 1864 12mo, pp. 40. Not known. 124 GUJARA'THr. a Name of Work or Newspaper. Author or Translator. Editor. 875 876 877 878 879 880 881 882 883 884 885 886 887 888 889 890 891 A'banyas't ba bastmr Edalji Dorabji maeni. Abola Ranini Vartta (twice). Acts from 1834- 1848. Act Book. Act XXII. of 1860. Acts XXVI.— XL. of I860. Act XXV., 1861 A'dar Khoreli. iEsop's Fables. Apbin-no Ve- par. Ahvale Zand Avasta. (See No. 1117.) Ahtnadabad Sa- macliar. I Ahmadabad Zil- lano nakas'o. A'ine Zartos'ti. Ahka bhagatn- vanf. Akhbare Savada gar. Akhbare Kabi'se Jam asp A'sa. Samalbhat, Daulatram Kes'avram (translator) . Navroji Dorabji Gay (translator). Translator not men- tioned. Ditto. Ditto. Mulla Rustam bin Kaikobad. Unknown. Ditto. MuDcberji Kavasji Langdaua. Various writers. T. C. Hope. Aspandiarji Framji Rabadf. Akha Bhagat. Various contributors. Various writers. Lala Sar- cband. Subject. Kavi Hari chand Ka- hanjf. Dadabhaf i Kavasjf. The so-called A'ban yas't with translation A fiction in verse. Law. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Discussion about re- ligious subjects. Fables. The evils of the opium trade. An account of Zand and Pehhi litera ture. A weekly newspaper. Map of the Ahmeda- bad zilla. Religious matters. The poetical writings of Akha. Commercial and poli- tical newspaper ; published three times a week. A newspaper which took its origin from the "Kabisa" dis- putes. GUJARATHi' — continued. 125 Press ia which printed. Place. Samachar. Bajibhai Amichand- Svades' Hitecbchhu- Jame Jams'ed. Bajfbhai Amfcliand. Harilal Tulsiram. Lalubhaf Karamcband- Daftar A'sbkara. Jame Jams'ed. Daftar A'shkara. Ditto. Lala Sarchand. Not known. Samacbar. Ganpat Krisbnajl. Akhbare Savadagar. Akhbare Kablsa. Date. Bombay. Ahmedabad. Surat. Bombay. Ahmedabad. Ditto. Ditto. Bombay. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto- Ahmedabad Bombay- Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Not known. 1852 1855 1854 1853 1860 1860 1862 Unknown. 1847 1854 1857 1860 Not known- Ditto. 1864 Not known. Ditto. Size and Number of Pages. Not known. pp- 44. pp. 537. pp. 300. pp. 87. pp. 60. pp. 182. pp. 273. pp. 240- Not known. pp. 148. pp.4. Not ascertainable Ditto, pp. 215. Demy 4to, pp. 6 Not known. 10 Price. Rs- a. P Not knowTi 5 4 7 8 8 8 2 1 8 1 Not known. Not known. 5 yearly. Not ascer- tainable. Ditto. 2 8 4 per annum. Not known. 126 gujara'thi' — continued. 1 3 4 5 s a 3 5^ Name of Work or New.S|)aper. Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. 892 Akha gfta. Akha Bhagat. ■ « • • Moral and religious pieces. 893 Alanktir p raves' (2nd edition) . Narmadas'aukar Lai- s' ankar. • • . . Figures of speech. 894 Algebra. Rav Saheb Mohanlal Ranchoddas. • • • • Algebra. 895 Almanac. Dadabhai Kavasjf. • • . . An almanac. 896 A'lsEi-chhokran* vat. MagaulalVakhatchand • • . • A story of an idle boy, or the evils of idle- ness. 897 Amritsar. Translator not known. • « • • Medicine. 898 Ang-i4dhai' no Jhagdo (twice) Dalpatram Dahyabhai .... The evils of debt- 899 Ankaganit. N anabhai Rustamj i Kanfna. • • * • Introduction to arith- metic. 900 Ankaganit ta- Dhanjibhaf Framji • • • • Arithmetic and al- tha Bijganit. Warden. gebra. 901 Annual Gujara- thi Almanac. Not ascertainable. • ■ • • Almanac. 902 A'pekhtyar. Various contributors. Nasarvanji Dorabjf. A weekly newspaper. 903 Arabian Tales The proprietors (trans- Kavasji Bar- Fiction. (2 vols-, in- lators). jorji San- complete). jana. 904 Ardaivirafna- meh. |Not known. • « ■ • Vision of heaven and ell seen by Ardai- vir'L 905 Arithmetic. Colonel Jervis (trans- lator). • • • • Arithmetic. 906 Ditto. Rav Saheb Mohanlal Ranchoddas. • • • • Ditto. 907 Arithmetical Problems. Dhanjibhaf Framjf Warden. • • ■ • Ditto- 908 » Arithmetical Tables.^ Not known. • • > • Ditto. 90!; 1 Arjungita. Kavi Dhandas. ■ • ■ ■ Advice given to Arjun by Krishna (poetry) gujara'thi' — continued. 127 6 7 8 9 10 Press in which printed. Place. Date. Size and Number of Puges. Price. Rs. a. p. Bajfbhai Amfchand. Ahmedabad- Not known. Not known. Not known. Union. Exchange. Bombay. Ditto. 1863 1863 Demy 12mo. pp. 180. Not ascer- tainable. 6 Imperial. Gnjarath Vernacular Society. Ditto. Ahmedabad, Not known. 1852 Not known. 8 4 Not known. Not known. Not known. Not known. Not known. Chasranlal Masranlal. Ahmedabad. 1862 1864 pp. 36. pp. 16. 1 6 Daftar A'shkani. Bombay. 18.55 12mo, pp. 138. 1 Not known. Ditto. 1853 I6mo, pp. 150. 1 8 Samacliar. Ditto. Not known. Not known. 8 A'pekhtyar Press. Vartaman. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Demy, pp- 4. Not known. 6 yearly. Not known. Jame Jams'ed- Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Unknown. Ditto. 1830 pp. 485- Ditto. Union. Ditto. 1859 pp. 177. 7 Samachar- Ditto. N^ot known. Not known. 8 Ditto- Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. 6 Bajibhai Amlchand. Ahmedabad. Ditto. pp. 40. 1 1:28 gttjara'thi' — continued. 1 2 3 4 .5 B 3 Name of Work or Newspaper. y- ■--._ — . -■ Author or Translator. Editor, Subject. 910 Arjungita Dliar- niagi'ta ane Vado Kako. Kavi Dhandas. .... Moral and religious subjects. 911 Arogyatiisiichak Ranchodbiiai Uderam (translator). • • « • Gymnastics. 912 Arogyatasukh. Ditto. • ■ • • Health. 913 As'vapariksha. Not known. • • • • Abont horses. 914 Asvamedha. Golabchand Lakhml- chaud. • • • ■ The horse sacrifice made by the Panda- vas. 915 Astronomy. Mr. Green. • • • • Science- 916 Avijehdi'n (li- tliographed). Mulla Firviz. • • • • A reply to the " Khor- ahe Vahijak." 917 Avichar vishe- Kus'albhiii Silrabhdl. ■ • ■ • On thoughtlessness. 918 A'epat upar kar levano dluu-o. Published by Govern- ment. .... The Income Tax Act. 919 Bacliano sam- bhal. Pestanji Dajibhhaf. .... On the bringing up of children. 920 Bage aiios'ervan- Herbad Kavasji Man- cherjl Modi. .... Discussion about the " Parvardigan" fes- tival of the Parsees. 921 Bage nasihat. Various writers. Diidabhai Behramjf. A newspaper ; discon- tinued after six months 922 Bag of Na- sihat (Na- siliat no bag)- Unknown. • • • • School book. 923 Baital Pachisi. Rustamjf BamanjI (translator). ■ • a • Tales. 924 Balchitrapath- Krishnadas Muljf. • • • « Pictorial lesson book- 925 Bal Hitopades'. Kavasji Behramji Pes'ikaka. • • • • \ school book. 92G Ballad on the Jain Religion. Unknown. • • • • Religion. 927 Balakoue upa- des'. Ditto. * • • • Advice to children. GUJARA'THi' — continued. 129 6 7 8 9 10 Press in whicli printed. Place. Date. Size and Number of Pages. Price. . Rs. a. p. Ba{)U Hars'et Devlekar- Bombay. 1850 pp. 33. Unknown. Ganpat Krishnuji. Ditto. 1864 pp. 58. 12 Not known. Ditto. Bcipu Hars'et Devlekar- Ahmedabad. Not known. Bombay. Not known. Ditto. 1858 Not known. Ditto. pp.316. Not known- Ditto. 2 American Mission- Ditto. 1850 pp. 198. 12 Sam achar- Ahmed.abad- 1850 pp. 640. 10 Gujarath V. Society. Ditto. Not known. pp. 16. 3 Bajfbhai Amichand. Ditto. 1860 pp. 87. 8 Pustakprasiddha. Bombay. 1853 8vo, pp. 50. iVot known. Samachar. Ditto- Not known. Not known. Gratis. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. 1849 Not known. Ditto. Ditto. 3 yearly. Klius'alji Rustamji'. Ditto- 1847 pp. 156. 12 Union. Ditto. Not known. Demy 4to. 2 A'pekhtyar. Ditto. 1858 r2mo, pp. 48. Not known. Lalubhai Amichand. .'Vhmedabad. 1861 pp- 46. 3 Bajibhai Amfchand- Ditto- 1857 pp. 53. 1 6 18 c n 2i 130 gujara'thi' — continued. S 3 928 Name of Work or Newspaper. Balmitra, Parts i. and II. (twice). 929 Balodhabhyas prakaran (two editions) • 930 931 932 933 934 935 936 937 938 939 940 941 942 943 944 Author or Translator. The Translator to the Educational Depart- ment. Kavi Dalpatram. 945 Bal vivah ni- bandh- Bal vivah nishe dhak grantb. Bal vyakaran- Baras kasturi- Bhanich jillano nakas'o. Bellasis's Re port. Benazir ane Badremunlrno Kisso. Bhadra. Bhadrnf vartta Bhet pothf. Bhiigol vidya, Parts I. & II. Ditto, Part I. Ditto, Part II. Bhiigol ane Kha- Bhiimiti, Part I. Ditto, Part II. Ditto- Sankles'var A's'aram. Bal S'astri. Samalbhat- Mr.T. C.'Hope. Maganlal Vakhat- chand (translator). Anonymous. Samalbhat. Ditto. Various poets. Mr. T. C. Hope. Ditto. Ditto. Not known. Translated by My Graham & Nan da- s' ankar Tuljas'ankar Ditto. Editor. Krishnadas Miiiji. Subject. A translation of the Children's Friend (Berquin's Ami des Enfans) . The evils of early marriage. On the evils of the marriage of infants- Arguments against the marriage of infants. Grammar. Fables. Map of the Broach zilla. Judicial. A novel. Tales. The story of Bhadra in verse. Picture book for children. G eography . Ditto. Ditto. Geography and astro- nomy. Elements of geometry Ditto. GUJAnA'THi' — continued. 131 Press in which printed. Ganpat Krisbni'ijf. Alimedabad U. P. Co. Ditto. Jayas'ankar Mayaram- Ganpat Krishnaji. Bapu Hars'etUevlekar- Not known. Gujarath V- Society. Durbin. Place. Bombay. Ahmedabad- Ditto. Ditto. Bombay. Ditto. Ditto. Abmedabad. Bombay. Bajibhal Amicband. Lalubbaf Amicband. Union- Gujaratbi Vernacular Society. Ganpat Krisbnaji. United Company. R. Parera- Ganpat Krishnaj Ditto. 1- Abmedabad- Ditto. Bombay. Ahmedabad Bombay. Ahmedabad. Bombay. Ditto. Date. 1851 1852 1864 1862 1858 1855 1860 Not known. 1848 Not known. Ditto. 1852 1859 Not ascer- tainable 1857 18 GO 1863 1833 1858 Size and Number of Pages. Svo, pp. 283. pp. /o. pp. 100 pp. 114. pp. 154. pp. 29. Ublong, pp. 202. Not ascertain- able, pp. 110. Not known. 1859 Ditto- Ditto. Royal 16mo. pp. 60 and 48 respectively. pp. 62. pp. 40. 8vo, pp. 116. pp. 109. pp. 262. 10 Price. lis. a. p. Not known. 2 5 5 8 2 1 Not ascer- tainable- 1 8 Not known. 10 10 10 3 1 6 3 1 6 Not known- 6 1 4 132 gujara'thi' — continued. a 946 Ul 948 949 950 951 952 95j! 954 955 956 957 958 959 960 Name of ^yo^k or Newspaper. Bhumiti, Part III. Author or Translator. BhtU nibandh. Bible (the). Biji cliopdi'. Bijganit. Bodhnamo a'khyan (tft'ice) Bodhvachan. Ditto. Bombay Bazar. Bombay Sama- char. Translated by Mr Graham and Nan- das' ankar Tuljas'an- kar. Dalpatram Dahya- bhui- Translator not known. Educational Book Committee. Colonel G. 11. Jervis, Nahuo. Not known. Ditto- Various writers- Various contributors. Editor. Subject. Book of Guja rathi Pro- verbs. Book of Mer- chant Ships' Flags. Book of Songs. Bramhadharm. Bramhanano anugrah. 961 British India. Dosabhai Sorabjf Muns'i. Not known. Rustamji Sorabji. Narmadas'aukar Lai- s'ankar. A'tmaram Dulabrum Jos'i. Krishnadas Mdiji. Rauchoddas Girdhar- bhai- Elements of geometry An essay on ghosts. The Bible. Second school book. Algebra. The history of Ran- choclji, a Hindu deity. Moral maxims- Ditto- A periodical, only published for two mouths. A. daily newspaper. Proverbs. Marine signals. Music. Rehgious subjects- The friendly inter- course of Brahmins withRav Saheb Ma- hipatram Rupram. History of India- gujara'thi' — continued. 133 6 7 8 9 10 Press iu which printed. Place. Date. • Size iind Number of Pages. Price. Rs- a. p. Ganpat Krishnaji. Bombay, 1859 pp. 174. 1 Gujarath Vernacular Society- Mission. Ahmedabad. Surat. 1848 1861 pp. 146. pp- 1,266, • 2 2 Exchange. Ditto. 1860 pp. 68, 3 Ganpat Krishnaji. Bajibhai Amichand. Bombay. Ahmedabad 18.56 1851 1860 pp. 189. pp. 44. 1 4 2 1 Ditto. Jame Jams'ed. Union. Ditto. Bombay. Ditto,' 1859 1845 1860 pp.31, pp. 16. Not known. • 1 Unknown- Ditto. Samachar. Ditto. 1840 1 Super royal, one sheet. 21 rupees in advance Daftar A'shkara. Ditto. 1863 Demy 8vo, ])p- 86, per an- num. 12 Samachar. Ditto, Not known- Not known. 1 Prithviprakas.' Union. United Printing. Ditto. Ditto. Ahmedabad- 1851 1864 1862 pp. 156. Demy 8vo, pp. 100. pp. 5. 2 8 8 Not known. Education Society, Bombay- 1859 pp. 236- 14 134 gujara'thi' — continued. 1 2 3 4 5 s a Name of Work or Newspaper. Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. 962 British Raj (the) in India con- tiasted with Dosabhaf Framji- • • « • A comparison of the Britisb with the Ma- homedan and Mara- its predeces- sors (See No. 1143). tlu governments of India. 963 Bhruich Varta- maa (week- Various writers. Pestanji Framji. Newspaper. 964 Buddhiprakas' nibandh (twice). Dosabhai Frc^mjI. - • • • Miscellaneous essays. 965 Buddhiprakiis', Various writers- Kavi Dal- patram. A monthly magazine- 9QQ Buddhivardhak. Buddhivardhak So- ciety. ■ • • • Ditto. 967 Bund^hes'ne. Dastiir Edaljf Dorabji JaniiispA'sa (trans- lator. • • • • On creation and crea- tures, &c. 968 Barjornameh, The proprietors (trans- lators). . a • s Story of Barzor son of Sohrab. 969 Calculation Hormasji BhikajiChi- Commercial value of Book of nai. pearls. Pearls- 970 Canada. Unknown. .... Geography. 971 Catechism of health- Ditto. • • • • Sanitary precautions. 972 Chabuk. Navroji Dorabji Cban- daru- • • • • A newspaper. 973 Chambers' Lives of Great Men. Framji Hormasji (translator). • • « • Biography. • 974 Chandrahasya akhyan. Vrijlal Kalidas- .... History of Chandra- hasya- 975 Chandra s'ik- harno ras. S'urabh Vfrvijaya. • • t> • The Jain religion (in verse). 97C Char darves'. The proprietors (trans- lators). .... Tales. 975 Charitra nini- Mohanbhai Haridas • • • • Translation of a por- pan- and Rav Saheb Ma- hipatram Rupram. tion of Chambers' Biography. gujara'tht' — continued. 135 Press in which printed. Daftar .Vshkura- Yartaman. Daftar A'shkuru- Place. Bombay. Broach- Bombay. Date. 10 Size and Number of Pa^es. 1857 United Printing Com- Ahmedabad. Bombay. Sam;ichar. pan)' Union. Vartaman. Samachar. GujariUh V, Society- Samachar. Chabuk. Samachar. Lalubhiii Amichand. Umedchand Ilargo- vinddas. Daftar A'shkara. Ganpat Krishnaji. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto- Ahmedabad. Bombay - Ditto. Ditto. Ahmedabad Ditto. Bombay. Ditto. ISOl i8r)7 1864 1856 Not known- Ditto. * Ditto. Ditto. Ditto- Ditto. 1857 1858 1859 Not known. 1854 pp. GO- Price. Rs. a. p- 1 One sheet- 8vo, pp. 325. pp. 24. Uemy 8vo. Not known- Ditto. Ditto- pp.8. Not known. Ditto- pp. 229. pp. 4G. Not ascertainable Ditto, pp. 207- 4 per annum. 2 8 1 per annum - Not men- tioned. Not known. Ditto- 5 2 1 36 rupees annually. Not known. 2 2 Not known. Ditto. 136 gujara'thi' — continued. 1 2 3 4 5 o g Name of Work or Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. a ^ Newspaper. 978 Char navel. Vasudev Bapujf Ka- uitkar. B • ■ • Novels. 979 Cliarpatapan- S'ankaracharya au- • • • • Transitory state of jari. thor, translator un- known- tliis world. 980 Chas'mak. Anonymous. • • • • A refutation of the doctrines of Chris- tianity. 981 Cheraghedanes' Bandehkhudu (Ni'ma- bhaf). • • • • Biography of Dastur Edalji Dorabji (in verse). 982 China, 2 vols- Kavasji Sorabji. > « • • Travels in China. 983 ChipliinkarVya- karan- Mayaram S'ambhu- nath (translator). > • • • Grammar. 984 Chitra dnyan Various writers. Behramji A newspaper ; dis- darpan. Kharsedji continued 1850- 985'Chho(lione bha- Maganlal Vakhat- • • • • Reading book for girls navaue Chop- df. Chokrane gha- chaud- • 986 Chaganlal Bapuhil- . . • • 1 The diinger of put- renii peh- ting ornaments on rava vis'e- children. 987 Chorfnakarva Bhogilal Nahanalal- • • . • The sin of stealing. \'is'e- 98 Chhathf chopdl- An educational book • • • • Sixth school book. committee- 989 Ditto. Ditto. . - . . Ditto. 990 Civil and crimi- nal Act, trans lated for the Devan of Bhavnagar. The proprietor. Law. 991 Claiksonnu Vya- karan. William Clark son- .... Grammar 992 Collection of Kavi Dayaram. Karsandiis Poems. Kavi Daya- Miilji- ram's poems (twice). gujara'tiii' — continued. 137 6 7 8 9 10 Press in which printed. Place. Date. Size and Number of Pages. Price. Rs- a- p. Union. Bombay- 1863 Demy 12m0- 1 Bapu Ilars'et Dcvlekar. Ditto. 1859 Oblong, pp. 14. 6 Daftar A^shkara. Ditto. 1856 pp. 52. Not known- Not known. Not known- Not known. Not known- Not known. Courier. Exchange. Bombay. Ditto. 1844 1863 pp. 432. l pp. 457. / pp. 62. 10 8 6 Not known. Not known. Not known- Not known- Not known. Ditto, Ahmedabad- Ditto. . Ditto. 2 Gujars'ith Vernacular Society. Ditto, 1859 pp 16- 6 Chagaulill Maganlul. Ditto. 1859 pp. 16. 1 Education Society. Bombay. 1860 pp. 115. 7 Union. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. 1861 1864 pp. 244. Not known- 10 Not known- American Mission. Ditto - 1847 pp- 135. 5 Union. -1 n Ditto. 1860 Demv 8vo, pp. 100. 2nd edition pp- 600. Not known. 10 19 c n p 138 gujara'thi' — continued. I 2 3 4 5 a) g Name of Work or Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. ^ Newspaper. 993 Columbusnu Pranlal Mathuradas ■ • • • Translation of the Vrittant (twice) and A'nandrav Cha- paji (translators). Life and Voyages of Columbus by Robertson. 994 Ditto. Ditto. • • • • Ditto. 995 Communion with Brahmins Jos'i Uttamram. • • • • Social aifairs. 99G Correspondence Miinekjl Kharsedjf . • • • Discussion about the between Ma- ShrofF. Panchayet. nekji Khar- sedjf and the « members of the late Par- seePanchayct- 997 Cotton Plant. Maganlal Vakhat- chand. • • a ■• « Botany. 998 Course of Ma- thematics, 2 vols. Colonel Jervis (trans- lator). * a • • Mathematics. 999 Criminal Code. Rajubhai Amritlal • • • • Law : an epitome of (translator). the Criminal Code. 1000 Cultivation. Umedram Ichharam. • • ■ ft Agriculture. 1001 Cultivator (the) Bhala Varajbhaf. • • • ■ Ditto. 1002 Cuneiform In- scriptions, Jehangir Barjorji. ■ • • • On cuneiform inscrip- tions. 1003 Dabestanul Ma- jiibeb. (See No. 1014). Fardunji Marajbanji (translator). .... On different religions. 1004 Diidslini Vartta Not ascertainable. .... Dodsley's fables. 1005 Dakau nibaudh Kus'alrav Snrabhal. > • • • An essay on witchcraft 1006 Ditto. Ditto. • • • > 'Ditto. 1007 Dtindio. Various contributors. Kavi Nar- madiis'an- kar and Girdharla] Dayaldiis. Fortnightly magazine. gujara'tiii'' — continued. 139 Press in whicli j)riuted. Place. 8 Date. American Mission. Bombay Ganpat Krishuaji. United Printing Com- pany. Union. Bajibliaf Amichand. Unknown. United Printing Com- pany. •Gujanitli Vernacular Society. Ditto- Not known. Daftar A'shkara. Bajiblu'ii Amichand. Ditto. Chaganlal Maganlal. Union. Ditto. .Ihmedabad Bombay. xlhmedabad Bombay. Alimedabad Ditto. Ditto. Not known Bombav- Abmedabad Ditto. Ditto. Bombay. 1839 1852 18G2 1860 Size and .Number of Paiges. pp. 114. pp. 144. pp. 8. Demy 8vo. 1851 1828 1828 18G2 Not known. Ditto. 1863 1815 pp. IG. pp. 465. pp. 278- p. 84. pp. 86. pp. 24. pp. 128. 4to. 1857 18.58 1862 1864 pp. 39. pp. 39. pp. 46. Not known. 10 Price. Rs. a. p. I 1 3 Not ascer- tainable. 3 Unknown. 4 1 6 3 Not known. A prize essay distributed gratis. Ditto. 1 2 2 Not known. 140 GUJAKA'^THi' — continued. 1 2 3- 1 4 5 5 Name of Work oi" JYewspaper. Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. 1008 Danes'namae jehaii. Fardiinjf Marajbanjf. Physical science- 1009 Ditto. Ditto. • • • f Ditto. 1010 Darek manasno vaid. Bejanji Rustamjf. .... On practical medicine and physical treat- ment. 1011 Dasatfr. Mulbl Kekobad. The so-called revela- tion of the fifteen prophets of Persia, with the original As7nani and Per- sian written in the 1012 Dastur A'dar- Dastur Jams'edji Ed- Gnjarathi character bad Maras- alji Jamasp A'sana A free translation of pandna pand- (translator)- the Pehlvi sayings namano ekh- and precepts of Das- tesar. tur A'darbiid, with a commentary &c. 1013 Davidna gito. Rev. J. Glasgow. .... The psalms of David. 1014 Debestanul Ma- jaheb. (See No. 1003.) Fardunji Marajbanji- • • • • On different religions- 1015 Debt. Ganpatrav Narayan. . • . • 1016 Description of England. Gangadhar S'astri. • • ■ • The evils of debt- Travels in England. 1017 Des'atan (twice)- The Managing Com- mittee of the Bom- bay Vernacular Society and Karsan- das Mdlji. * • • • An essay on the ad- vantages of foreign travel. 1018 Des'i His'ab, Mr. T.C- Hope and * • . • Part I. Rdv Sdheb Bhogilal Pranvalabhdas- Native accounts. 1019 Ditto, Parts II. and III. Ditto. . • • • Ditto. 1020 Des'mitra. Various writers- Hi mat ram Rajaram. Weekly 'uewspajjcr. gujara'thi^ — continued. ]4I 6 7 8 9 10 Press in which printed. Place. Date. Size and Number of Pages. Price. f Rs. a. p Samachar. Bombay. 1846 pp. 243. 6 Ditto. Ditto. Not known. Not ascertainable 3 Uuion. Ditto. 1860 pp. 224. 1 Daftar A'shkara. Ditto. 1848 Not known. Not known Samachar. Ditto. Not known. Ditto. Ditto- Surat Mission. Surat. 1856 12mo, pp. 452- Ditto. Daftar A'shkara. Bombay. 1845 pp. 610. 7 Chaganlal Magaubil. R. Parera. Ahmedabad. Bombay. 1859 1839 pp. Q(S. pp. 99. 2 Unknown. Ganpat Krishnaji'. Ditto. 1853 1855 12mo, pp. 97 . pp. 75. 1 6 4 Bajibhai Amichand. Ahmedabad. 1858 pp. 57. 1 Chaganhil Magaiilal. Des'mitra. Ditto. Surat. 1861 1864 1860 to 1861. pp. 7iS. pp. 126. dwQ sheet 2 3 3 vcarlv. 142 gujara'thi' — continued. 1 2 3 4 5 a Name of Work or Newspaper. Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. 1021 Dharm charitr- no riis- S'urabh Virvijaya. . . • • Not known. 1022 Dliarmgita (twice)- Translator not known. .... Religion. 1023 Dharmaprakas'. Various writers. S'astrl Vrij- itil and Pran- s^ankar Gauris'an- kar. A monthly Bindu re- ligious magazine- 1024 Dhanvant S'etni Vdrtta. Samalbhat. .... Poetical pieces. 1025 Dianpasdarieva- Dast/ir Peshotan Beli- . • . > Supplement to Vajar- jareanhomai. ramji- eanhomai- 1026 Diaemajdiyas'na Pestanji Kavasjl Ra- badi. Select passages taken from religious books for the instruction of Parsee children. 1027 Devaai sarsang- Alanges'rav Balvant- • • • • Compilation from Ci- rah- rav. vil regulations. 1028 Dnyanbodhak, Literary and Scientific * • r • A miscellany published or knowledge Society- for use in the So- imparter. ciety's schools. 1029 Dnyandars'an. Not known. • • . • Ornithology. 1030 Dnyangarbi. Mansukh, or Man- cherji Kavasjf Lan- gada. • • • • Didactic poetry. 1031 Dnyanmala. Not known. • • • • Scientific subjects- 1032 Dnyanprasarak, or the diffu- sion of know- ledge. Various winters and contributors. • • • • A. monthly magazine. • 1033 Dnyanvardhak. Nanabhai Rustamji Ranfna. ■ • • ■ A school book. 1031 Dnyatinibaudh. Dalpatram Daliya- bhai- ■ ■ • * An essay ou caste. 1035 Dodsley's Fa- bles. The Translator to the Educational I)e|)t. .... Fables. gujara'tiii' — conthmed. 143 G 7 8 9 10 Press in which printed. Place. Date. Size and Number of Pages. Price. Rs. a. p. Bajibhtii Amichand. Ahmedabad- 1855 pp.215. 2 Ditto. Lalu Anifchand and Chaganlul Maganlal. Ditto. Ditto. 1850 1852 Commenced in Samvat 1915, and disconti- nued in 1919. pp. 8. pp. ] 6. pp. 16. 3 1 monthly. Bajibhiil Amichand. Ditto. 1855 pp.25. 6 Jame Jams' ed. Bombay. Not known. Not known. Not knowu» Ditto. Ditto. 1862 Ditto. 2 United Printing. Daftar A'shkara. Ahmedabad. Bombay. 1864 1858 pp. 276. pp. 75. Dcmv 8vo, pp. 312. 2 8 1 Not known. American Mission. Union. Ditto. Ditto. 1854 1858 8vo, pp. 16. Not known. Ditto. Ditto. Samachar. Daftar A'shkura. Ditto. Ditto. Not known. 1848 Ditto. Demy Svo. 8 1 8 per annum. Apekhtyar. Ditto. 1857 l6mo, pp. 30. Not known. Chagaulal Maganlal. Ahmedabad. 1861 pp. 160. 6 Americap Mission. Bombay. 1850 pp. 54. 3 U4 gujara'thi' — continued'. 1 2 3 4 5 S 3 Name of Work or Newspaper. Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. 103G Dosabhui's Tra- Dosabhai Framji Ka- A well illustrated book vels in Great raka. of travels. Britain. 1037 Doste Hind. ManekjiBavjorji Phi- rosha, Mancherjl Framjf, liamanji Rustamji, and others. • • c c A weekly newspaper ; discontinued in 18G2. 1038 Draupadisva- yamvar- Not known. ■ • • • Marriage of Dranpadi to the Piindavas. 1039 Drislitantva- chan. Ditto- • • • • Precepts exemplified. 1040 Durbin. Various writers. Nasarvanjf Temiilji. Newspaper ; discon- tinued- 1041 Dur hadis. Not known. .... Miscellaneous Zoroas- trian doctrines- 1042 East India Com- Rav Saheb Mohan- ■ • ■ • Charter of the East pany's Char- lal. India Company. ter. 1043 Elphinstone's India (transla- tion), Vols. L and II. Rav Saheb Vis'vanath N. Maudhic. • ■ • • History of India. 1044 England Des'nii Varnan. Translator not known- • • • • Histoy of England, translated from the English. 1045 Ebtale Kabfse. Not known. • • • • A newspaper publish- ed in reply to the "AkhbareKabise." 1046 Era of Zoroas- ter (the). Navrojf Fardunji- • • • • The era of Zoroaster. 1047 Essay on Mo- rality (nlti- vachan) • Ardcs'ar Framji Miis', . . . Morality- 1048 Fables. Bombay School Book- Committee. .... Fables. 1049 Faithful Ser- vants. Dosabhai Sorabji- .... The duties of servants. gujaea'thi' — continued. 145 G 7 8 9 10 Press in wliicli printed. Place. Date. Size and Number of Pages. Price. Us. a. p. Daftar A'shkara. Bombay. 1861 Rl 4to, pp. 314. 12 Samachur. Ditto. 1861 Not ascertainable 3 in advance per annum. » Bapu Ilars'et Devlekar. Ditto. 1858 Oblong, pp. 120. 3 Not known. Not known. Not known. Not known. Xot known. Dwibin. Bombay. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Not known- Not known. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Satnachar. Bombay. 1835 pp. 66. 1 8 Union, Ditto. 1862 1864 Royal 12mo. 3 each. Ganpat Krislmuji. Ditto. Not known. N'ot known. Not known Ebtale Kabise. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Janie Jams'ed. Ditto. 18/>0 pp. 300. Ditto. Daftar A'shkarj'i. Ditto. 18r;8 pp. 218. 1 8 Ditto. Ditto. 1821 pp31. Unknown. Gujarath Vernacular Society. lAhvncdabad- 1 Not known. pp.8. 3 20 c n p r 146 gujara'thi' — continued. 1 2 3 4 5 o a Name of Work or Newspaper. Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. 1050 Fal nameh. Translator not known. • • • • Astrology (from the Persian) . 1051 Farajiat nameh. Dastur Fardunji Jam- asp A'sii (trans- lator). • • • • The different religious duties, from birth to death, of a Zoro- astrian. 1052 Farmanedine Dastur Fardunji Do- • • • • A monthly religious Jartosliti. riibji Jamasp A'sa- periodical ; discon- tinued after three years and a half. 1053 Fermanecladar Dastur Edalji Dorabji • • • » Discussion about the (twice). Sanjana. days of " gatha," or five intercalary days at the end of the 12th month of the Parsees 1054 First Book of Lalubhai Narottam- . . . • Translation of How- 1055 Poetry. Ditto. das (translator). Ditto. • • • • ard's First Book of Poetry. Ditto. 1056 Forms of School Accounts. T. C. Hope. . , . . Accounts. 1057 FulmunianeKa- nina. An employe of the Tract Society. .... Biography. 1058 Gadardno Ras- Maganlal Vakhat- • • ■ • General Goddard's do. ■ chand (translator). Capture of Ahmed- abad. 1059 Gandarvasena- nivartta- Samalbhat. • • . • A story in verse. 1060 Ganit, Parts I. and II. Colonel Jervis (trans- lator)- • t . • Arithmetic. 1061 Ganitprakar. Ditto. • • • • Mathematics- 106i I Ganit Pustak Ilormasjl Framji Chi- • ■ • • Commercial arith- 106: (twice) . 5 Ganje Danes'. noy. Various contributors. metic. Social subjects for the Parsees (now out of print). gujara'thi' — continued. 147 6 7 8 9 10 Press in which printed. Place. Date. Size and jVuraber of Pages. Price. Rs. a. p. Daftar A'shkarii. Bombay. 1844 Demy 8vo, pp. 76 10 Not known. Not known. Not known. Not known. 1 Not known. Jame Jams'ed. Bombay. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto- Union. Bombay. ISGI Royal 16mo, 5 Exchange. Ditto. 1861 pp. 72. 5 Chaganlal Maganltil. Ahmedabad- 1859 pp. 30. 10 Thomas Graham. Bombay. 1860 12mo, pp. 166. Not known. Gujarath Vernacular Society. Ahmedabad. 1851 pp.16. 1 Lalubhaf Amfchand. Ditto. 1859 I)p. 70. 4 Lithographic Press of the Bombay Native School Book and School Society. Not known. Daftar A'shkara. Ditto. Bombay. Not known- Bombay. Ditto. 182G 1829 1860 1863 1S64 Part I. pp. 223. pp. 139. Demy, pp. 806. Demy 8vo, pp. 94 Demv 8vo, pp 252. Not known. 12 10 3 1 148 gujara'thi' — continued. 1 2 3 4 5 £ 52; Name of Work or Newspaper. Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. 1064 Gaus'itla (an essay on). Motiram Bhagiibhal. • • • ■ Vaccination. 1065 Garbavali. Kavi Dalpatram. • • • • A collection of songs- 1066 Ditto. Mauekjl Navroji Bha- tus'a- Songs for children. 1067 Ganeanprakas'. Various poets- The propri- etor of the press. Songs. 1068 Gayans'atak, Parts I. and II. Kavi Hirachand Kah^njf. • • • • Poetry. 1069 Geography. Mehrvanjf Ilormasji Mehta- . . . • Geography. 1070 Ditto. Bal Gangadhar S'astrf. . . . • Ditto. 1071 Geometrv. Colonel Jervis (trans- lator). • • ■ • Euchd. 1072 Gitavall. Narmadas'ankar Lai- s' aukar. Poetical pieces with explanatory notes for theuseof Parsee girls. 1073 Godi chani Dhalo. VIrvijaya. • • • • The Jain religion. 1U74 God save the Dalpatram Dahyabhaf • . • • The English national Queen- (translator). anthem. 1075 Goldsmithni Musafarina bhashantar. Ilarilal Umias'ankar (translator) . • • • a Goldsmith's Travels- 1076 Gotikani vartta. Samalbhat. • • ■ • A fiction in verse- 1077 Grammar. i\Ir- Hope and others- 4 • • • Gujartithf grammar. 1078 Greek Lokonii Ranchoddas Girdhar- • • • • A brief history of Vrittant bhai. Greece. (twice). 1079 Guide to Health Dr. Bejanji. • • • • Sanitary measures- 1080 Gule Bakavali- Translator not known. .... A love novel, trans- lated from the Per- sian. 1081 Gulab Nafak. Nagindas Tulsidas, B.A. .... A drama on love- gujara'thi' — continued. 149 Press in which printed. Daftar A'slikara- Ahmedabad U. P. Co. Dai tar A'shkara- Bajibhal Amichand. Union. Courier. Ganpat Krislinajf- Ditto. Union. Lahibliul Karamchand Chaganlal Maganlal. Place. u nion. Lalnbhai Amichand. Ganpat Krislmaji. Lalubliui Amichand- Union. Daftar A'shliara- U nion. Bombay. Ahmedabad Bombay. Ahmedabad Bombay. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ahmedabad Ditto. Bombay. Ahmedabad Bombay. Ahmedabad. Bombay. Ditto. Ditto. Date. 1854 1864 1854 1855 1863 1864 1842 1851 1850 1861 1859 1864 1859 1860 iSfiO 1855 1860 1860 1845 1862 9 10 Size and Number of Pages. Price. Rs. a. P- 8vo, pp. 28. Not known. pp. 75. 2 16mo, pp. 34. 4 U l6mo, pp. 26. G Not ascertain- 6 able. 10 pp. 242. Unknowi 1. pp. 40. 3 pp. 192. 1 4 Royal 16mo. 4 pp. 40. 1 pp. 8. 16mo, pp. 96. pp.42, pp. 47. pp. 28. pp. 24. Not ascertain- able. Demy 8vo, pp. 180. pp. 91. 3 1 6 2 1 6 2 1 1 8 12 150 gujara'thi' — continued. 1 2 3 4 5 Name of Work or Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. 3 Newspaper. "" J 1082 Gulab Sauobar. Mot known. • > • • A book of fiction. 1083 Guljare hill- Miila Rustamjf Ke- kobadji (translator) . . • • Philosophical and phy- sical observations (from the Persian). 1084 Gunjnameh, or Mansukh, or Man- • • • • Lives of Sir Jams'edji, wisdom's trea- cherji Kavasji Lang- Prince Albert, &c-, sure- duna. in verse. 1085 Garba on His Uttamram Purushot- . • • • x\ eulogy of the Gay- Higliness the tam. kavad. Gaykavad. 1086 Garbavali. Kavi Eanchod Galii- ram- • • . • Social matters- 1087 Gurii ane Strf. Narmadas'ankar Lai- s' ankar. Duty of a religious guide towards fe- males, and vice versd- 1088 Guruni satta- Ditto. • • • • Tbe authority of spir- itual teachers. 1089 Ditto. Dalpatrum Ambaram. .... Ditto. 1090 Gujarath Ver- Published by the Ver- > • . . Correspondence about nacular So- nacular Society. a hbel. ciety-nl Kam- miti ane Mat- thew Harison vache lakha- yela?j pattra. 1091 Gujariithi Gram- mar (twice). Gangadhar S'astrf. . . . - Gujarathi grammar. 1092 Gujarath Mitra- Various writers. Dins^ah Ardcs'ir. A. weekly newspaper. 1093 Gujarjithno na- The Educational De- • • • ■ New map of Guja- TO nakas'o. partment. rath. 1094 Gujarathi School Read- ing Series, Book I. Mr. Hope and others. • « • • School reading book. 1095 Ditto. Ditto. • • * • Ditto. 1096 Ditto, Book II. Ditto. • • • • Ditto. 1097 Ditto, Book III. Ditto. — Ditto. gujara'thi' — continued. 151 Press ia wliicli printed. Place. Daftar A'slikara. Samachur. Daftar A'slikara. Bajibhai Amicliand. Sarupchand Dalicliand Daftar A'slikara- Ganpat Krishnajf. Thomas Graham. Vartaman- Bombay. Ditto. Ditto. Date. 184C Not known 1863 Size and Number of Pa^es. Ahmedabad. 1858 Ditto. Bombay. Ditto. Ditto- Ahmedabad- Ganpat Krishnajl. Surat Mitra. Bajibhiii Amfchand. Education Society. Exchange. Education Society. . Ditto. Bombay. S attar a. Ahmedabad Bombay. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. 1859 1857 18G0 1859 1H51 Demy, pp. 2 18. Not ascertain- able. Royal 4 to, pp 96fi. pp. 21. pp. 42. 8vo. 8vo. pp. 34. Not known. 10 Price. 1840 1855 Not known Ditto. 1859 1862 1S59 1859 pp. 90- pp. 29. Not known. Ditto. pp. 59. pp. 58. pp. G^. pp. 114. Rs- a. p. 1 8 6 8 2 2 Not known. Ditto. Ditto. Not known. Ditto. 10 Yearly 5 Not known. 1 1 G 3 5 152 gujara'thi' — continued. Name of Work or Newspaper. Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. 1098 1099 llOU 1101 1102 1103 1104 1105 1106 Gujarathi Mr. Hope and others, School Read- ing Series, Book III. Ditto, Book IV. Ditto, Book V. Ditto. Ditto, Bock VI. Ditto, Book VII Ditto. Hiidesanameh. Hadfe gumrelian 1107 HadVidya. llOSHaiisni Vartta. 1109'Haris'cliandra A'khvan. lllOHar Miila. 1111 Ilarannf Vartta. 1112 Harsalamna Pattra. 1113 Hatam Tai. 1114 Hayatino Vfmo. 1115 1116 Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Not known. Aspandiiirji Framji Rabadl. liekayetedfnl. Hekaete farvar degiin. Rustamji Sorabji. Samalbhat. Vishnudas. Narsimha Mehta. Samalbliat. Anonymous. Not known. Ditto. Dastfir Fardunjf Do rahjf Jamasp A'sa. Dastwr Pestanji Beh- ramji Sanjana. School reading book. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto- Ditto. Ditto. History of the im migration of the Par sees into India. The doctrines of the Zoroastrian rehgion defended, in reply to Dr. Wilson and the missionaries- Anatomy. A fiction in verse. History of Haris' chandra. Poetical pieces. A fiction in verse. Letters of Harsalam. A novel of Hatem. The benefits of life assurance Diiferent matters. Discussion about the " Farvardegan" Fes- tival of the Parsees a pamphlet in two numbers religious G u J A R a'th i' — continued. 153 Press in which printed. Exchange. Education Society. Ditto. Union. Education Society- Union. Thomas Graham. Samachiir. Ditto. Not known. Lahibhui Amichand. Bapii Hars'et Devlekar. Not known. Laliibhaf Amichand- Samaehardarpan. Ditto. Daftar A'shkara. Not known- Jame Jams'ed. Place. Bombav. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. 8 Date. 1861 1S60 1859 186Q 1859 1851 1859 Not known. 1841 21 Ditto. Ahmedabad Bombay. Xot known. Ahmedabad. Bombay. Ditto. Ditto. Not kno w Bombav. 1849 1858 1858 Not known. 1859 1857 Not known. 1854 Not known. Ditto. Size and Number of Pages. pp. 114. pp. 151. pp. 223. pp. 180. pp. 303. pp. 284. pp. 256. Not known. Not known. 10 Price. Rs' a- p- 4 6 7 8 2 6 10 14 1 2 5 pp. 200. pp. 27. Oblong, pp. 144 Not known, pp. 26, 8vo, pp. 18. Not known. 12mo, pp. (id. Not known. Ditto. Not known. 7 4 6 Not known. 4 Not known- Ditto. 1 Not known. Gratis. c n p 154 gujara'thi' — continued. 1 2 3 4 5 o ,0 Name of U'ovk or Author or Translator, Editor. Subject. tl N ewspaper. 1117 [levale Jand- Mancherji S'apurji • • • • About Zend & Pehlvi avasta. Laugdana. literature. 1118 Hind Rajastliau. Not known. • • • • History of India. 1119 Hindusth;in Ranchoddas Girdhar- • ■ • • History of iiritish mana .English bhai (translator). India. Rajno Itiliiis. 1120 Hindu Traveller Karsondas Mulji- • c • • Travels- 1121 Hints to Mar- ried Women, Parts I. & 11. Dr- Dhirajram Dal- patram. f • • • Medical advice- 1122 History of Ali- Maganlal Vakhat- « . . • Topography and his- mediibad chand- tory. (twice). 1123 History of Eng- land, Vol. I. Jahanglr Barjorji. .... History- 1124 History of the Egyptians. Ranchoddas Girdhar- bhdi.' .... Ditto- 1125 History of Gu- janith- Maganlal Vakhat- chand. • • . • Ditto. 1126 Ditto. Edalja Dosabhdi. • • • • Ditto. 1127 History of the Marathas, Parts I- and II. History of the Rdv Saheb Mohan- lal Ranchoddas (translator). .... Ditto. 1128 Ranchoddas Girdhar- • • > > Ditto- Medes and bhaf. Persians. 1129 History of the Dastiir FardunjI Do- • • • • History of ancient Ancient Per- rabjf Jamasp A'sana Persia (from the sian Mon- (translator). S'iih nameh of Fir- archs- dosi) ; incomplete, owing to the death of the translator- 113( ) History of som( jFardunji Mohad Ma- • • • • A translation from the of the Persiai 1 rajbanji. S'iih nameh. Kings in verse . gujara'tiii' — continued. 155 6 7 8 9 10 Press in which printed. Place. Date. Size and Number of Pages. Price. Rs. a. p. Daftar A'shkara. Bombay. 1857 Svo, pp. 140- Not known. Samachar. Ganpat Krishnaji. Ditto. Ditto. Not known. 1855 Not known- pp. 220. * 1 Not known. Union. Ditto. 1864 Demy 8vo. Not known Ditto. Ditto. Not ascer- tainable- Royal 16mo. 1 each. Gujarath Vernacular Society. Ahmedabad- 1848 1849 pp. 275. pp. 200. 1 1 Union. Bombay. 18G0 Demy l2mo- 1 8 Lalbibhal Amicliand. Ahmedabad. 1855 pp. 32. 1 6 Union. Bombay. 18G4 pp. 60. G Gujarath V. Society. Ahmedabad- 1848 pp. 250. 2 Education Society. Bombay. 185G pp. 339- pp. 309. 1 4 1 8 Lahibhaf Apiichand. Ahmedabad. 1855 Svo, pp. 28- 1 6 Samachdr. •» Bombay. Not known. Not known- 3 Daftar A'shkara- Ditto. 1850 i Demy Svo, pp. 130- i 156 GU JAR a'th i' — continued* 1 2 3 4 5 g 55 Name of Work or Newspaper. Autlior or Translator. Editor. Subject. 1131 History of Per- sia- Bebramjf Bhikajl Kanga. .... History. 1132 Hit s'ikslia chhatrisi. Not known. • • . . Advice to men and women. 1133 Holi nibandh. Maganlal Vakhat- chand. .... About tbe Holf festi- val. 1134 Ditto, 2nd edition. Ditto. • • • • Ditto. 1135 Hujavares' bha- Dlianjibbal Framji • • • • Gramm.ar of the Hu- shanii vya- Patel. javiires' language karan. (Peblvi). 1136 Hope-krit vya- karan. Mr. Hope, C.S. • • • • Gujarathi grammar. 1137 Horl Sangralia. Phirojs''ab Meherji. • . . • Holi-song. 1138 Howard's first and second books (trans- lations of). Vasudev Babaji. School books. 1139 Hunar Khau. Kavi Dalpatrara. .... An allegorical tale in verse. 1140 Indriya Gun- Vichar, Parts I. and II. Dr. Dhirajlal Dal- patram. Physiology, 1141 Ingile Mucka- das. Reverend Dhanjibbai Navroji. • • • • The New Testament. 1142 Ingrejna Rajuu sukb. Dosabbai FranijI- • • • • British versus Russian government. 1143 Instructive and Amusing Arithmetic. Anonymous. • • • • Arithmetic. 1144 Introduction to the History of India. Ranchoddas Girdbar- bbai. • • • • History. 1145 Irannl musa- pharf. Manekji Limjf Ho- s'ang Hatatreya. .... Travels in Persia. gujara'thi' — continued* 157 Press in which printed. Daftar A'shkara. Not known. Gujarath V. Society. United Printing Com- pany. Oriental. Place. Irish Mission. Samachar. Union. United Printing Com- pany. Union. Exchange. Daftar A'shkara. Samachar. American Mission. Union. Bombay. Ahmedabad Ditto. Ditto. Bombay. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ahmedabad- Bombay. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Date. 1862 Not known. 1852 1864 1855 1858 Not known 1861 1860 1864 1864 1855 1849 1851 1864 Size and Number of Pages. Demy 8vo, pp 264. Not known. pp. 44. pp. 7o. Not known. 10 Price. pp. 47. Not known. Demy ] 6mo. Royal 12mo. pp. 32. (Part I.) pp. 255 Svo, pp. 488. 8vo, pp. 48. pp. 56. pp. 1/3. Royal Svo. Rs. a- p. 2 8 Not known. 2 2 Gratis. 3 2 2 4 1 6 1 4 Not known. 1 12 Not known. 158 gujara'thi' — continued. 1 2 3 4 5 •a Name of VYoik oi Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. 3 Newspaper. 1146 Jadva sthiti. Dalpatram Dahyabbai .... The evils of intoxica- tion. 1147 Jaganmitra. Not ascertainable. .... Newspaper. 1148 Ditto. Written by several persons- .... A monthly periodical; now discontinued- 114D Jagatpreml. Sorabji Sa'purjl Ban- gali. .... Ditto. 1150 Jagat vaniaii- Not known. • • • • .\ periodical. 115] Jahandar Bad- s'ani Vartta. Ditto. • • < > Stories in verse. 1152 Javhare Jinda- gUlll. Sorabji Jams'edji Jiji- bbai. .... Human life. 1153 Ditto. Ditto. • ■ • • ^ Ditto. 1154 Jaikumari Vi- jaya IS^atak. Ranchodbbal Uderam. • ■ • • A^social drama. 1155 Jainya Dliarm- ni Lavani. Kbemchand Mancha- ram. .... The Jain religion. 1156 Jame Jams'ed. Various writers. Edaljf Framji- A daily newspaper. 1157 Jams'edi Nav- roj. Mancberji Kavasjf Langdana- .... New Year's day. 1158 Jarfpli Lohdanf s'atlak vis'^euo gvanth. A book committee- .... The Railway and Re- venue Survey- 1159 Jogiuini vartta. Saraalbhat. . • . . An account of holy men. 1160 Jyotish sar. Not known. .... Astronomy. 1161 Khedii^ Nfti- prakiis'. Different writers. Eauchod Jotiram. A newspaper. 1162 Kheda varta- man- Ditto. Premcband Pratcband. Ditto. 1163 Kalasni Vartta. Samalbliat- • • • • Not known- 1164 Kamavatini vartta. Ditto. • • • • Ditto. 1165 K^amalai Vartta. Ditto. • • • • Poetical pieces. 11661] vamavati. 5'ivdas. 1 jQve tales. gujara'thi' — continued. lo9 6 8 9 10 Press ia which printed. Place. Date. Size and Xamber of Pages. Price. Rs. a. p. Cliaganlal IMaganlal. United Printing Com- Ahmedabad- 1862 1864 pp. 23. pp. 20. 1 pany. Samacliar. Ditto. I5ombav. Ditto. Not known- Ditto. Not known. Roval 8vo. 5 per annum. Not known. Jame Jams' ed. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Oriental. Not known. Ditto. Not known. 18.56 Not known. Not known. Ditto. Ditto. 2 Daftar A'slikara. Bombay. 1856 12mo, pp. 81. ■ • > • Jame Jams'ed- Ganpat Krishna] f. Ditto. Ditto. 1857 1864 pp. 86. 16mo, pp. 250. 1 8 Lalubhaf Ami'cliand. Ahmedabad- 1861 pp. 40. 3 Jiime Jams'ed. Daftar A'slikara. Bombay. Ditto. 1831 1S64 Demy 4to, pp. 6. 1 2 mo, pp. 64. 2 per annum. Not known. Bajfbhai Amfchand- Ahmedabad- 1859 pp. 374. 1 8 Lalubliai Amichand. Ditto. 1858 pp. 32. 6 Not known. Nltiprakiis'. Not known. Kaira. Not known. 1857 Not known. Fcp., pp. 4. Not known. 5 Vartaman. Ditto. 1S61 Demy, pp- 4. 6 Bajfbhai Amichand. Ditto. Ahmedabad. Ditto. Not known. Ditto. Not known. Ditto. 110 8 Lalwbhai Amfchand- Ditto. 1859 pp. 46- 4 Bapw Ilars'et Devlekar- Bombay. 1852 pp. 68. 8 ^ 160 gujara'thi' — continued. 3 ^ Name of ^York or Newsjiaper. 1 1 G/iKctmdhenum Vurtta. 1168 Kamelultabir. 1169 Karaj Karvathl £u«dukh tha yachhe. 11/OKartavya Bhu- miti. 1171 Kashtana Gho- diini Vartta. 1172iKatlian sapta- s'ati (twice). 1173Kathit Pathma- Li (twice). Kathanavali. Author or Translator. 1174 1175 1176 1177 1178 Kabfsa. Kaviya Arpar. Kaviya Dolian (twice.) Kadyava ni- baiidb. Samalbliat. Translator not known Ganpatrav Narjiyan- rav (translator). Colonel Jervis (trans- lator). Samalbhat. Kavi Dalpatram Dah- yabliai. Educational Depart- ment. Mairanlal Vakhat- cliaiid. DastKr Aspandyarji Kamdinji (of Broacli). Rev. J. V. S. Taylor. Various poets. Uttamram Purushot tarn. 1179iKaeplina g;adba ni chopdi. llBOKeightley's History, Vols- I. andll. 1181 KiU'dedanis' or Tohpliae Jams'ed- 1182 KImla. Kavi Dalpatram Dab yabbai. Dr. Glasgow (t\ans lator) • Sorahii Jains'edji Jijibbal (^translator) Jos'f Sankles'var. Editor. Kavi patram ' Subject. Dal- A poem. A treatise on dreams (from tbe original Persian of Ebauesb- irfn) . Tbe evils arising from accumulated debts. Practical geometry. Not known. Seven hundred Guja- ratbl proverbs. General knowledge. Proverbs- Discussion about the " Kabisd" or leap- year of the Parsees. Christianity. Poetical pieces and selections. An essay on the origin and history of Ka- dyava, a division of the Kiinbi caste. Songs setting forth the evils of intoxication History of England- Moral advice- Alchemy. gujara'tiii' — continued. 161 6 7 8 9 10 Press in which printed. Place. Date. Size and Number of Pages. Price. Rs. a. p- Bajibhai Amichand. Ahmedabad. 1858 pp. 37. 4 Not known. Not known. Not known. Not known. Not known. Chaganliil Magaulal. Ahmedabad. 1859 pp. 66. 2 Courier. Bombay. 1826 pp. 191. Not known. Bajibliaf Amichand. Ahmedabad. 1855 pp. 86. 4 United Printing Com- Ditto. 1862 pp. 37. 1 3 pany. 1863 Chagaulal Maganlal. Ditto. 1863 8vo, pp. 164. Cannot be ascertained United Printing Com- Ditto. 1863 pp. 50. 2 pany- Salomons. Surat. Not known- Not known. Surat Mission. Ditto. 1863 8vo, pp. 75. Not known United Printing Com- Ahmedabad. 1864 pp. 400. 1 12 pany- pp. 600. 2 Gujarath Vernacular Ditto. 1859 pp. 46. 2 Society. Not known- Ditto. Not known. Not known. 2 Union. Bombay. 1860 pp. 194. pp. 195. 6a 6 Jarae Jams'ed- Ditto. Not known. Not known. Distributed gratis. Laliibhai Karamcliand. Alimedabad. 1858 pp. 105. 6 22 c n 162 gujara'thi' — continued. 1 2 3 4 5 a Name of Work, or Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. 3 Newspaper. S5 11B3 K s' avail- Kavi Hirachand KanjI • . . . Lexicon. 1184 Khagol vidya. Mr- H. Green. .... Astronomy. 1185 Klieda jillano Nakas'o. Mr. T. C. Hope. Map of tbe Kaira zilla 118G Khestab Jarda- Dosabhaf Sorabji • • • • On the existence of s'afs'ar and JMuns'f (translator). God ; Theism ; &c. Jindehrod. 1187 Khoja dost- Various writers. Ram d. Oblong, pp. 20. Rs. a. p. 4 Gratis. 12 Not known. 8 1 1 12 per annum . 2 1 8 14 Not known. 6 8 5 Not known. 9 170 gujara'thi' — continued. 1 2 3 4 5 Name of VVoik or Newspaper. Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. 1252 Narma Kavita Hon'. Narmadas'ankar Liil- s'ankar. ,,. Love-songs. 1253 Narma Kavita, 5th edition. Ditto. .... The poetical works of Narmadas'ankar- 125^ Narmakos'- Ditto. • • • • A dictionary. 1255 Narsi Mehtajinf flundi (bill of exchange). Pramanand Bhatt, • • • • A satirical poem. 1256 Narsi Mehetanu Mameru. Premchand Bhatt. • • . • A satire on the Nagar Brahmins and some of their customs. 1257 Natural Theo- Umedram Ichchharam • • • • Science. 1258 iVava Phaujdari Kaedii San 1861 no 25mo Act (twice). Nahauabhai Haridas (translator). .... The penal code. 1259 Nemjino Vva- valo. Vir Vijaya. .... History of the Jain religion. 1260 Neranghae ka- Behdin Nasarvanji > • tf • A defence of the Zo- lamkas' . Temiiljf Diirbai and others. roastiian religion against Dr. Wilson's work- 1261 Nerangnl tak- Professor Dadabhai • • • • Discussion about the rar. Navrojf- use of cows' urine amongst the Parsees 1262 NewRegulations of the Su- Not known. • ■ ■ • Law. 1263 preme Court. Niras'rit pratya Narmadas'ankar Lal- Social duties towards dharma- s'ankar. the poor. 1264 Nirmalpana vis'e Umedram Ichchharam .... Cleanliness. 1265 Nirak vis'e. Hargovind Dvarkadas- Free trade. 1266 Ni'tibodh, Parts I. and II. Bhogilal Nanalal. • • • • Instructive moral tales 1267 Nitibodh katha Kanchoddas Girdhar- bhdf. ■ • ■ • • Moral tales. gujara'thi' — continued. 171 Press in which printed. Samachar, Union. Ditto. Chagaulal Magauliil. Place. Bombay- Ditto. Ditto. Ahmedabad- Not known. Surat. A.hmedabad. Not ascertainable. Irish Mission. United Printing Com- ])any. Laisbhai Karamchand. Ditto. Sarupchand Dalfchand- Ditto. Diirbin. Bombay. Ditto. Ditto. Not known Abmedabad Ditto. Ditto. Bombay. Daftar A'shkara- Samachar. Not known. Gnjarath Vernacular Society. ChagRnlal Maganlal. Gujaratli Vernacular Society. Ganpat Krishnaji. Date. Not known 1863 186U Not known. 1858 1862 1859 Not known- Ditto. Not known- 1856 1849 1864 1852 1 856 Size and Number of Pd^es. Not known. Demy I2mo, Demv 4to. pp. 24. Not known- pp. 240. pp. 122. pp. 122- pp. 40. Not known. Ditto. Not known. 12mo. pp. 48. pp. 27. })p. 30. pp. 16. pp. 57. 10 Price. Rs. a. J). 1 8 10 Not known. 1 2 1 2 a 1 2 1 Not known. Gratis. 8 Not known. 2 1 6 6 J 2 172 gujara/thi' — continued. 1 3 4 5 a s Name of Work or Newspaper. Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. 1268 Niti bodh katha Parts I. and II. Manmohandas Ilan- choddas. ■ ■ • « Moral poems. 1269 Niti bodhak ni- bandh. Ardes'ir Fratnji Mtis'- . . • • An essay on morality. 12/0 Niti bodhak. Karsandas Miilji- • • • • Moral instruction. 1271 Niti darpan. Tuljaram Sakharam. .... Ditto. 1272 Nici sangrah. Karsandas Mulji. r • ■ • Ditto. 1273 Niti vachaii. Ditto. • • • « The advantages ot moral conduct. 127-4 Notna chalan vis'e. TransLitor not known, .... Currency of notes (from the English). 1275 Okhaharan- Pramanand Bhatt. .... A tale in verse. 1276 Ditto. Ditto. • • . > Ditto. 1277 U'dhad gitd. Unknown. . • ■ • Rehgion. 1278 Opiuai Trade (the), its his- tory &c. Anonymous. ♦ • • * • The evils arising from speculation in opium. 1279 Oral Lessons. Mr. Hope. • • . • School book. 1280 Original Hindu Rehgion (the), how it was spoiled- Anonymous. ■■ Rehgion. 1281 Padmavati. Samalbhat. A fiction in verse. 1282 Ditto. Ditto. ■ • . * Ditto. 1283 Paks'astra. Uttamram Purushot- tam. .... Cookery. 1284 Panch Dandni Vartta. Samalbhat. • . • » A fiction in verse. 1285 Panchi karan- Jayarasbhai Manji- • • • a The fi\e elements bhai (translator). (Vedantism) ; from the Sanskrit. 1286 Panchopakhjan. Translator not known- « • • • Translation of the Marathi book of the same name (or Panchatantra). 1287 Pandavaui ka- Kavi Virchand (trans- • • • • A portion of the thana pustiik lator). Mahabharata in verse. gujara'thi' — continued- 173 G 7 8 9 10 Press in which printed. Place. Date. Size and Number of Pages. Piice. Rs. a. p. Uuion. Bombay. 18f)2 Demy 12mo. Not known- Daftar A'shkdni. Ditto. 1859 12mo. Ditto. A'pekbtyar. Ranchocl Amichand. A'pckhtviir. Union. Ditto. Ahmedabad. Bombay. Ditto. 1857 1847 185G - 1859 8vo, pp. 60. pp. 94. .^vo, pp. 40. Royal 16 mo. 6 8 2 1 8 (J Chaganlal Maganliil. Ahmedabad. 18G0 pp. 32. 2 Harnarayai; Muyas'an- kar. Lalubhai Amichand. Bajibhai Amichand- Daftar A'shkara. Surat. Ahmedabad. Ditto. Bombay. 1845 1859 1850 1854 pp. 121. pp.98, pp. 15. Demy, pp. 250. 12 8 1 Not ascer- tainable. Jays'aukar Mayaram. Union. Ahmedabad- Bombay. 1859 1861 pp. 123. Demy r_'mo. 12 6 Bajibhai A'michand. Biipii liars' et Devlekar. Jays' ankar Mayaram. Ahmedabad. Bombay. Ahmedabad- 1855 1860 1857 pp. 79. Oblong, pp. 59- pp. 99. 8 4 1 Lahibhai Amichand. Ditto. 18.^9 pp. 42. 6 Union. Bombay. 186.S Demy 12mo. Not ascer- tainable. Daftar A'shkara- Ditto. 1847 Demv Svo, })p. 206. 2 Ditto. Ditto. 1850 Svo, pp. 182. Not known. J 74 qujara'thi' — continued. 1 2 3 4 5 s Name of Work or Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. s Newspaper. J 1288 Pand nam eh Fardtinji Marajbanji Moral poetry ; in the Mulla Phfroj. (translator). Persian by Mulla Phiroj, with a trans- lation, explanatory notes, &c. 12S9 Parsi Kelavni RamdasBhanjf (trans- • « • • Translation of the Vis'e Siichna. lator). essay by Sir A. Grant entitled Hints on Parsee Education. 1290 Parsi Mitra. Written by several jjersons. • • • • A fortnightly periodi- cal now discon- tinued. 1291 Parsina Dhara Sambandhi takrar. Mancherjf Kavasjf. • • • ■ Discussion regarding the laws of tlie Parsees- 1292 Parsina Dhar- mani Dalilni lapas. Tract Society, • • • • A refutation of the Parsee religion. 1293 Parsio Khoda- parast ke nahf ? Anonj'^mous. .... Polytheism. 1294 Parsio tamuro Dharm ka- hanciihe ? Bandeh Khuda. ■ . • • Religion. 1295 Parsi Panch. Various contributors- Nasarvanji Dorabji. A satirical and hu- morous weekly pe- riodical ; now dis- continued. 1296 Ditto. Ditto- Ditto. Ditto ; still in exist- ence. 1297 Passionate Boy (the). Jams'edjf JNIancher- s'ah. .... A moral tale. 129S Pathavalf. Mr- Hope and others. • • • • School reading book. 1299 Ditto. Ditto. .... Ditto. 1300 Pathmala, Nos. Ardes'ir Framji and • ■ • • School reading book i. and II. Niinabhai liustamji Ranina. for Parsee girls. 1301 Pegambar Jar- tost. Dasteir Pestanjf Beh- ramji (translator). .... Life of Zoroaster. gujara'thi' — continued. 175 (i • 7 8 9 10 Piess in which printed. Place. Date. Size and Number of Pages. Price. Rs. a. p. Samachar. Bombay. Not known. Not known. 2 Exchange. Ditto. 1862 Svo, pp. 23. Gratis. Jume Jams'ed. Ditto. Not known. Royal 8vo. Not known Daftar A'shkara. Ditto. 18G4 l2mo, pp. 88. Ditto. American Mission. Ditto. 1852 12mo, pp. 34. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. 1851 l2rao, pp. 43. Ditto. Samachar. Ditto. 1856 8vo, pp. 40. Ditto. Pustakprasiddha. Ditto. Started in 1858. Not ascertainable Ditto. A'pekhtyar. Ditto. Not known. Demy, pp. 8. 18 Gujaratlii Vernacular Society. Education Society. Ganpat Krishnaji. Ahmedabad. Bombay. Ditto. 1855 lS5f) 18G3 pp. 18. pp. 144. pp. 150. per annum. 4 10 10 Union. Ditto. 1859 Demy 1 Gmo. Demy 12mo. 2 6 Jame Jams'^ed. Ditto. 1864 8vo, pp. 1/3. 8 176 gujara'thi' — -continued. 1 2 3 4 5 Number. Name of Work or iXewspaper. •Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. 1302 Phulsthan : or Behramji Fardwtiji and .\ translation of the the Garden of others C translators). Gulistan of S'ekh Flowers- Saadi. 1303 Phvsiolo^'V, Pt. 1. Dr. Dhirajram Dal- patram. .... Medical science. 1304 Pliiilanji. Dalpatram Dahyabhai • • . • The evils of debt. 1305 Picture Book- Ardes'ir Framji and Nanabhai Rustamjl Ranina. . , . . Miscellaneous subjects 1306 Pilgrimage (the") of Harkuvar Sethanf. Vijay Ichchhas'ankar. • • - • Travels. 1307 Pinga] praves'. Narmadas'ankar Lai- s' an kar- .... An introduction to Gujarathl prosody. 1308 Pingal- Kavi Dalpatram. .... Gujaratlii prosody. 1309 Pleasures ''the) and Advan- tages of Learning. ColonelJervis. A lecture. 131U Poetry Book- Various poets. A selection of poetical pieces from the departmental book. 1311 Poetry and Poems. Ditto. Karsandas iMulji. Poetry. 1312 Police Circulars from 1824- 1852. S'ekli Galam Mohyu- din (translator) - .... Legal circulars. 1313 Prabindhas'atak Dalpatram Dahyabhai • • • • Poetical pieces. 1314 Praises of Father and Mother- Ditto. • ■ a • Moral instruction. 1315 Prajiibhilash- Various contributors. Sarupchand Dalichand. A weekly newspaper. 1316 Pralhad A'kh- yan. Kalidas author, trans- lator not known. • • • • A poetical biography. 1317 Prani sangrah. Dr. Barjorji Behramji. • • • • Zoology. 1318 Pratham Pothi : or The First Book. Ditto. .... School reading book for beginners. gujara'thi' — continued. \11 G 7 8 9 10 Press in which printed. Place. Date. Size and Number of Pages. Price. Rs. a. p. Daftar A'shkara. Bombay. 1S38 Demy 8vo, pp. 400. 4 Union. Ditto. Not known. Royal IGmo- 1 Gujarath Vernacular Society- Union. Ditto. Bombay. 1855 1858 pp.4. Demy 16mo. 1 4 Sarupcliand Dalfchand. Ahmedabad 1864 pp. 24. 1 Un on. Bombay. 1859 Demy 12mo. 3 Ahmedabad U. P. Co. Unknown. Ahmedabad. Bombay. 1864 1830 pp. 124. pp. 158. 6 Unknown. Union- Ditto. 1860 pp. 177. 7 Ditto. Vartaman. Ditto. Surat. 1861 to Jmie 1862 1856 Demy 12mo, pp. 150. pp. 60. Not known. 8 Lalubliiii Amfchaud. United Piintiuj: Co- Ahmedabad. Ditto. 1859 1863 pp. 24. pp. 16. 13 4 Ditto. Bapii Sadas'iv. Ditto. Bombay. 1863 1858 Not known, pp. 142. 5 yearly. 12 Daftar A'shkara. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. 1861 1862 Demy, pp. 149. Demy 8vo, pp. 46. 1 2 2A c n p 178 gujara'thi' — continued. 1 2 3 4 5 s Name ot Work or s iVewspaper. Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. 1319 Prasthau Chan- Balaji Pandurang • • • • An argument that the drika (twice) . (translator). Hindu s'jistras are not opposed to foreign travel- 1320 Pravasno Pra- ves'ak. Karsandas Muljf. Introduction to Tra- vels in England. 1321 Prayer Book, several edi- tions. Not mentioned. .... Religious devotions for Parsees (in Zend language but Guja- rathi characters). 1322 Premsagar. Lala Pandit. • • • • Love songs. 1323 Preservation of Health. Ranchod Uderam. • • • • Sanitary precautions- 1324 Punarvivaha Prabandh. Dalpatram Dahyabhai .... Remarriage. 1325 Punya Prakas' Stavan. Laliibhai Raychand. .... Unknown- 1326 Ragasthan Po- thi. Fardunji Marajbanjf. ■ • • • Indian songs & music. 1327 Rahanumae The Society of the • • • • Different religious Majdiyas'na. same name. customs &c. of the Parsis discussed ; a monthly periodical issued by the society of religious reform- 1328 Rahepjlrsa Sorabji Jams'edii Ji- • • • • ers. A treatise recommend- (twice). ••11" jibhai- ing mercy towards animals and abstin- ence from all ani- mal food. 1329 Raher/ist numae The Society of the • • ■ . In contradiction to the Ji'irtos'tiari. same name- Rahanumae Maj- diyas'na Societv (only three numbers wereissueii) GU JAR a't HI — contin ucd. 179 6 7 8 9 10 Prass in which printed. Place. Date. Size and Number of Pages. Price. Rs. a. p. Ganpat Krishnajl. Bombay. l'^62 1864 r2mo, pp.22. Not known. Union. Ditto. 1864 8vo, pp. 48. 6 Ditto. • Dit to. 1860 Royal 32mo. 10 and 18 Bapii Hars'et Devlekar. Ditto. 1864 Oblong, pp. 311. 2 12 Ganpat Krishnaji. Ditto. ■1864 pp. 68. 12 Gujarath Vernacular Society. Bapii Hars'et Devlekar. Daftar A'shkara- Ahmedabad Bombay. Ditto. Not known. Samvat 191.5. Not known. pp. 8. pp. 22. Not known. 4 2 Not known. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Gratis. Jiimc Jams'ed. Ditto. 1853 1854 irp. 394. pp. 400. 1,000 copies were dis- tributed gratis. Samucliar. Ditto. Not known. Not known. Not known. 180 gujara'thi' — continved. B Name of Work or Newspaper. Author or Translator. 1330 Rahnumae Jar- tos'ti. Navroji Fardunji. 133 1332 1333 1334 1335 1336 1337 1338 1339 1340 1341 1342 1343 Raja Ram mo han Ray. Rajnitno Grantli Raj Vidyabhyas Ditto. Rama bala. Ramdyan. Ramiije dilpa sand. Ditto. Rag Potbi. Ras praves'. Karsandas Mwlji. Kavi Uttamram Puru- sbottam. Kavi Dalpatram Dali- yabliai. Ditto. Sundardas. Ranchodji Deman. Not known. Dorabji Hormasji (translator). Dosabbai Sorabji INIun i'l. Narmadas'ankar Lal- s'ankar. Rasayan S'astraxlnonymous. Rasfiyan S'astra Sambandhi vachit. Rustam nameh. 1344 Mervanji Hormasji Mehta. FardMuji Marajbanji (translator). Rast Rahun- maye. Various writers. Editor. Ibrahim Khoja- 5 Subject. Religious topics, in two parts : Part I. in defence of the Zoroastrian religion against missionaries; Part II. in con- tradiction of Chris- tianity. A review of the Raja's life. The private and pub- lic duties ot a king- The education of young princes (in verse). Ditto. History of Rama- Biography of Rama Humorous fables and stories. Ditto. A book of songs- Rhetoric. Chemistry. Conversations chemistry- on The history and bat ties of the ancient Persian monarchy, abridged ; trans- lation of portion of the " S'ah nameh A weekly newspaper only in existence ^ for three months- gujara'thi' — continued. 181 6 7 8 9 10 Press in which printed. Place. Date. Size and Nurober of Pag-es. Price. R's. a. p. Jame Jams'ed. Bombay. 1843 8vo, pp. 392. Ditto. Daftar A'shkara. Ditto. Not known. 16mo, pp. 16. 6 Chaganlal Maganlal. Ahmedabad. 1859 pp- 7^). 12 Ditto. Ditto. 1862 pp. 36. 1 United Compan3^ Bapu Ilars'et Devlekar. Lalwbhai Karamchand. Durbin. Ditto. Bombay. Ahmedabad. Bombay. 1864 1858 . 1864 Not known. pp.34. Oblong, pp. 271. pp. 242. Not known. 1 1 12 3 Not known. Daftar A'slikara. . Ditto. 1849 8vo, pp. 236. 1 Ditto. Ganpat Krisbnaji- Ditto. Ditto. 18G2 1858 Demv 8vo, pp. 120. pp. 24. ] 00 6 Gujarath Vernacular Society. American Mission- Ahmedabad. Bombay. 18.i0 1851 pp. 8. 12mo, pp. 265. 6 Not known. Daftar A'slikara. Ditto. 1843 Fcp., pp. 388. 12 Samachar- Ditto. 1861 Not known. 3 per annum. 182 gujara'thi' — continued. 1 2 3 4 5 Number. Name of Work or Newspaper. Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. 1345 t RSst Goftar (the). Several contributors. • • • • A weekly newspaper, possessing by far the largest circulation of any of the verna- cular papers in the Bombay Presidency. 1346 Rati Svayamvar Gangas'ankar Jays'an- . . • • The duties of friends _ kar- (in verse). 1347 Regulations for Insolvents- Translator not known- ■ ■ • • Law. 1348 Rehnumae Jar- Navroji Fardunji and • • • ■ A defence of the Zoro- tos'ti. others- astrian religion in general and against Christianity in par- cular (in reply to Dr. Wilson's work); a monthly periodi- cal, now disconti- ' nued. 1349 Rejoinder. Kavasji Sorabji. • * • • Parsee chronology. 135U Report of Cases tried in the Sadar Divani Adiilat, Part II. S'ekh Gulam Alohyu- dln (translator). • ■ • • Law cases- 1351 Revayat. Not known ; original translator Edalji Antia of Navsari. • • . • 78 religious questions mooted by the Das- tiirs of India and replied to by the Dasturs of Persia- 1352 Rudiments of Knowledge. Nanabhiii Rustamji Ranina. • • • • School book- 1353 Rukmini haran. Not known. • • • - An account of the marriage of Krish" na. 1354 Rttm S'eherna Rajao. Tract and Book So- ciety. • • • • Lives of the Csesars. 1355 Rupauw Betbaji Rustam Irani. • • • • A poem. oujara(thi' — continued. 183 Press in which printed. Daftar A'shkara. Place. Bombay. Date. Size and Number of Pages. 1851 Uderam Hargovinddas, Samachar. Jame Jams'ed. Ahmedabad- Bombay. Ditto. Daftar A'shkara. Vartaman- Daftar A'shkara- Samacluir. Bapn Hars'ct Devlekar. Thomas Graham ■ Union. Ditto- Surat. Bombay. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. 1858 Not known- Ditto. Royal 4to. 1850 1857 Not known, Ditto. 1858 1858 i860 pp.91. Not known. Ditto. pp. 106. pp. 229. Not known. Price. 5 per annum. 10 2 8 Not known. Ditto. Oblong, pp. 24- 12mo, pp. 301. Royal IGmo. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. 14 4 Not known. 4 184 gujara'thi' — continued. 1 2 3 4 5 c Xi S 3 Name ofWoi-k or Nevvbpaper. Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. 1356 Rustami Gauj- baji. Rustam Irani. .... Love songs. 1357 Ditto. Ditto. .... Ditto. 1358 Rituvarnan. Karsandas Mtilji. • • • • A poetical description of the seasons. 1359 Sachaivis'e. Ardes'ir Framji Mtis'. • ■ ■ ■ An essay on truth, read before Sir J- J. Benevolent Institu- tion. 1360 Sadar DIvani Nanabhai Haridiis and • • . ■ Judicial decisions of Adalatna Niirayan Sambbu the late Sadar Ada- Phaesla. (translator) . lat. 1361 Ditto. Manges'rav Balvant- rav (translator). .... Ditto. 1362 Sadevaut Sav- lingani Yart- ta. Siimalbhat. Xot known. I 1363 Sadguui strio. Behramji Khars'edji. .... Biography of eminent women. 1364 Sudharm bo- Various contributors. Karsandas A rehgious bi- dhak ane Mtilji and monthly periodical Pakhand Ramdiis discontiuued in Khandak. Bhanji. December 1861. 1365 Samp lakshmi. Kavi Dalpatram. .... Not known. 1366 S^ims'er Baha- dur. ^^arious writers. LaMbbfti Ravchand. A newgpap er- 1 1367 Samsar Chitra. Nanabhai Rustamji- The domestic life cl the Parsees. 1 1368 Samsar Chopdi, small and large edi- tions. Not known. • • ■ ■ Useful knowledge 1 letter-writing, bool ■ keeping, &c. &c. m 1369 Ditto, abridged editions. Ditto. .... Ditto. 1 1376 Samsar sukh. Karsandas Miilji. .... On domestic reformiB GUJARA^THi' — continued. 185 6 7 8 9 10 Press in which printed. Place. Date. Size and Number of Pages. Price. Samachar. Bombay. Not known. Not known. 1 8 Union. Ditto. 1861 Demy 12mo- 1 8 Ditto. Ditto. 1861 Demy 12mo, pp. 56. 12 Daftar A'shkara. Ditto. 1855 pp. 42. 4 Pustakprakas'- Ditto. 1856 pp. 72. 8 Not known. Not known. Not known. Not known. Not known. BapH Hars'et Devlekar. Bombay. 1852 pp. 120, 10 Daftar A'shkara. Ditto. 1860 Demy 8vo, pn. 432. 2 3 Union. Ditto. 1860 Not kn wn. Not known. United Printins; Co. Ahmedabad. 1864 pp. 32. 2 6 Imperial. Bombay. Not known. Demy, pp. 4- 12 Union. Ditto. 1863 Double fop. 1 8 Samachar, Ditto. Not known. Not known. Not known. Bapu Hars'et Devlekar. Ditto 1857 Oblong, pp. 122. 4 Union. Ditto. 1860 Royal 24 mo. 1 8 2b c n p 186 QV J ARA'Tni'— continued. 1 2 3 4 i 1 u s 3 Name ofWork or Newspaper. Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. 1371 Sanutsujatya A'khyan ta- tha Bandinii. Manhardas. • . * • Poetical pieces. 1372 Sarkare Nirak Lals'ankar Umias'an- • . . • The mischief and im- Tarawa vis'e kar and Hargovind Dvarkadas (trans- lators). policy of Govern- ment interference with trade, by fix- ing the price of corn. 1373 Sarsangrah. Ranchoddas Girdhar- bhal. • • . • Science and miscel- laneous subjects. 1374 Sat ane asatni pariksha. Tract and Book So- ciety. • • ■ . Truth. 1375 Satyadlpika. Various writers. Nanabhai Rustaniji Ranina. A periodical ; now dis- continued. 1376 Satyaprakas'. Ditto. Karsandas MeIJi. A newspaper ; now amalgamated with the " Rast Goftar." 1377 Satyodaya. Published under the direction of the Gujarathi Tract and Book Society. • • . • A monthly magazine containing easy sci- entific and moral lessons. 1378 Svadharmvar- Various writers. Jadunathji A monthly religious dhak. Maharaj. magazine ; discon- tinued. 1379 School Dia- logues. Bajirav & Balkrishna. • • •• * School book. 1380 Seasons (the). Harivalabh Bhadr. • • • • The seasons. 1381 Setaes' nameh. The proprietor- • • • • Prayer book (selec- tions from the "Dasatir)." 1382 S'abdasangrah. • Motiram Maneklal. Vocabulary of Guja- rathi words. qujara'thi^ — continued. 187 Press iu which printed. Place. Ganpat Krishnaji. Chaganlal Maganlal- Bajibhai Amfchand. American Mission. Union. Samachar. Mission- Bombay. Ahmedabad. Union. Ditto. Gujarath Vernacular Society. Samachar. Not known. Ditto. Bombay. Ditto. Ditto, Surat. Bombay. Ditto. Ahmedabad Bombay- Ditto. Date. 1864 18C4 1851 1852 1863 1855 1862 Size and Number of Pages. pp. 86. pp- 27. Not ascer- tainable. 1860 1864 Not known. Unknown. 12mo, pp. 121. Not known. Ditto. pp. 16. 1852 Not known. pp. 25. pp. 16. Demy 16mo. Svo, pp. .SS, 10 Price. Rs. a. p, Not ascer- tainable. 1 6 2 6 Not known. 3 4 yearly. Not known. 4 3 1 Not known* 188 gujara'thi' — continued. 1 2 3 4 5 1 s 3 25 Name of Work or Newspaper. Author or Tianslator. Editor. Subject. 1383 S'alpattra. Various writers- Rdv Saheb Mahipat- r am Rup- ram. Monthly school paper. 1384 S'arirs'anti. FardiHnji Marajbanji. .... On practical house- hold medicine and physical treatment- 1385 Ditto. Ditto. . . • • Ditto. 1386 S'arir s'ikshak. Nasarvanjf Dorabji. • • • • Gymnastic exercises- 1387 S'arir vidya. Hormasji Nasarvanjf. Anatomy. 1388 Ditto." Rustamji Sorabjl- • * • • Ditto. 1389 S'aruvate dine Kavasji Mancherji • • • • The commencement Jartos'ti. Modi. of the Zoroastrian rehgion. 1390 S'eher Sudhrai. Kavi Dalpatram Dah- yabhai. • • • • An essay on municipal improvement. 1391 S'ekastare daro- gi- Rastjoe. . . • • Religious discussions, a criticism on the lab- ricated book "vaj- arkard dini"&c. &c. 1392 Sere dilha. Various writers. Dius'ah Ar- des'ir. A monthly periodical. 1395 S'ilivis'e. Maganlal Vakhat- chand. • • • « Smallpox. 1394 Simhasan bat- tisi. Samalbhat. • • • • The 32 stories told by the statues found buried near Vikra- ma's throne. 1395 S'iksh^mala Colonel Jervis (trans- • • • • Arithmetic and book- pratliam bhag. lator) keeping. 1396 S'ri cbandra s'ekharno Ras. Vir Vijaya- • • • • History- 1397 S'ri Dliumil charitra. Ditto. • • • • Ditto. 1398 S'rimat Bliaga- Manmohandas Ran- . • - • The contents of the vatno sar. choddas (translator) Bhagavata. gujara'thi' — continued. 189 Press in which printed. United Printing Co. Daftar A'shkara. iavasji. Apekhtyar. Prithviprakiis'. Payabdhiratna. Ganpat Krishnaji. Laliibha,! Amichand. Oriental. Surat Mitra. Gujarath Vernacular Society. Bajfbliai Amichand. Prithviprakas', Place. Ahmedabad. Bombay. Damaun. Bombay. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ahmedabad. Bombay. Surat. Ahmedabad. Ditto. Bombay. 8 Date. Umed Ilargovind. Ahmedabad Bajibhai Amichand. Laliibhai Amichand. Ditto. Ditto. 1864 Not known. 1839 1861 1850 1849 Not known. 1859 1855 Sept. 1862 to Sept. 1863. 1850 1852 1828 1859 1855 1863 10 Size and Number of Pages pp. 24. Not known. 12mo, pp. 527. pp.51. pp. 248. pp. 221. Not known. pp. 68. Not known. 8vo, pp. 24. pp. 28. pp. 85. pp. 465. pp. 196. pp. 215. 8vo, pp. 340- Price. Rs- a- p. 1 6 Not known- 2 8 Not ascer- tainable. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. 2 Not known. 1 8 yearly. 6 8 Not known. 1 2 2 4 190 gujara'thi' — continued. 1 2 3 4 5 S s Name of Work or Newspaper. Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. 1399 Srishtijan Fs'var Duyiin (twice) Pandurang Ganoba. * • • • Natural theology ; translated from the Reverend Gallen- det's works. 1400 S'uka bohotari. Samalbhat. Tales told by a parrot (in verse). 1401 Silk. Rancho(l Mahasleh. Silk. 1402 Simhal-dvip-nl vartta (iwice) Samalbhat. A story of Ceylon. 1403 Sir Jams'edji's Mancherjl Kavasjf The life of Sir Jam- Life. Langda. s'edjl. 1404 S'lta-svayamvar Kalidasa (author). . . The marriage of Si'ta (in verse). 1405 Slaveholders' Jiibuli Rustam (trans- The American war; War (the). lator). from the English of Mr. Edum. 1406 Song (the) of Kavi Dalpatram Dah- Account of the cele- the Bombay yabhai. brated Darjl case. Darjf. 140/ Soninibandh. Sankles'var Jos'f. The tricks of gold- smiths. 1408 Source (the) of Indian Po- verty. Manmohandas Ran- choddas- Didactic poetry. 1409 Sphut Kavita. Savita Narayan. Miscellaneous poems. 1410 Stories of the World. Not known. Miscellaneous tales- 1411 Story of Dhan- vant S'et. Samalbhat. A tale- 1412 Story of Four Dervishes. Nasarvanji Navrojf (translator). Tales. 1413 Story of a Fe- male Ascetic. Samalbhat, Ditto. 1414 Story of Gur- dhav Sing. Ditto. Ditto. 1415 Story of Kam- dhenu. Ditto. Ditto. I GUJARA'THi' — continued. 191 Press in which printed. American Mission. United Printing Com- pany. Gujarath Vernacular Society. Lalibhai Amfchand. Daftar A'shkara. Bapi Sadas'iv. Daftar A'shkara. Union. Gujarath Vernacular Society- Union. Ditto. Samachar. Lalubhai Amicliand. Native- Lalubhai Amfchand. Ditto. Ditto. Place. 8 Date. Bombay. Ahmedabad. Ditto. Ditto. Bombay- Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ahmedabad- Bombay. Ditto- Ditto. Ahmedabad. Bombay. Ahmedabad. Ditto. Ditto- 1849 1851 1863 Not known- 1858 1859 1861 1859 1863 1860 1850 1859 1863 Not known- 1 Qno 1843 1859 1859 1858 Size and Number of Pages. 10 Price. 12mo, pp. 264. pp. 358. pp- 10. pp. 46. Demy 8yo, pp. 40 pp. 124. Demy 8vo, pp. 40 Demy 4to. pp. 55. Demy 12mo. Demy 12mo. Not known- pp.26. Not known. pp- 32. pp. 70- pp. 37. Rs- a- p. Not known. 1 12 2 6 4 2 13 2 2 3 Not known. Ditto. 12 3 3 8 4 6 4 192 gujara'thi' — continued* 1 2 3 4 5 G Name of Work or Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. S Newspaper. 1416 Story of a Lo- tus Flower. Samalbhat. ,,^^ Tales. 1417 Story of Sivan- Ditto. • • • • Ditto. 1418 Stribodh. V^arious editors, amongst them Beh- ramji Khars'edji, Karsondas Miilji, and Niinabhai Rus- tamji Ranina and others. An illustrated month- ly periodical for girls. 1419 Strxbodh-va MaganMl Vakhat- • • ■ • Moral advice to •wo- chan. chand. men. 1420 Stricliaritrani Vartta (twice) Samalbhat. .... The deeds of women (in verse) 1421 Stridnyaiiraala Different persons. Social customs of the Parsees, specially composed for fe- males. 1422 Stri Kelvani. Buddhivardhak So- ciety. a • • • An essay on female education. 1423 Striona Dharm Manmohandas Ran- • • • • The duties of women vis'e subodh. choddas. (in verse). 1424 Stri Purushni Selgammat. Anonymous. .. . The social intercourse between males and females. 1425 Subodhmala- Kavi Ranchod Guhi- ram. .... Morality. 1426 Sudamacharitra Pramanand Bhiita. • • • • An account of Suda- mti, a school com- panion of Krishna. 1427 Saddare behret- BarjorjfNavroji Tata • • • • The 100 Chapters' of avil. (translator). the Zoroastrian reli- gion (from the Per- sian). 1428 Sudharo ane Maharaj. Karsondas Msilji. • at* Reform vei'sus the Maharajas. gujara'tiii' — continued. 193 6 7 S 9 10 Press in s<\nch printed. Place. Date. Size and Number of Pages. Price. Rs. a- p. LaMbhai Amfcliand. Ahmedabad. 1S59 pp. AQ. 4 Ditto. Daftar A'shkura. Ditto. Bombay. 1ft 58 1S5G pp. 27. Uoyal 4 to. 3 3 per annum. Bajibhai Amichand. Ahmedabad. IS53 pp. 40. 1 Ditto. Ditto. 1852 1860 pp. 90. pp. 67. 8 8 Daftar A'slikara. Bombay. 18G0 Demy 8ro, pp. 40 10 Ganpat Krlshnaji. Ditto. 1851 l6mo. 2 Savdagar. Surat. 18G2 16mo, pp. 24. 2 Daftar A'shkara. Bombay. 1859 8vo, pp. 16. Not known. Narayan Hariram. Ahmedabad. 18G1 pp. 38. 3 Laliibhai Amichand. Ditto. 1860 pp. 36. 2 Daftar A'shkara. Bombay. 1844 pp. 500. Not known Ditto. Ditto. Mot known. 16mo, pp. 16. 6 26 c « p 194 GrjARA^THi' — coiiLinued. e 3 1429 1430 Nam^ of Work or Newspaper. Author or Translator. S'ams'ere Keani Mervanji Bamanji. Not known- Sundar Kam- (lafai Tartta- 1431 Sural savdagar- V^arious writers- 1432 1433 1434 1435 Surat Vertaman Darpan. Surat ji llano Nakas'o. Sras'ti Dnyan Nibandh. Survey and Railway Ma- nual. Suryaprakas'- 1436 1437 Siryodaya. 1438 1439 1440 1441 1442 1443 Svargni nisrani. Svoda Bohotarl. Table-moving- Taj kar tol Hokma. Ditto- Mr. T- C. Hope. Phirojs^ah Meherji. Nands'aukar Tulja- s'ankav. Various writers. Several persons- Not known. Samalbhat. Nasarvanji Navrojf. Dosabhiii Sorabjf Muns'i- Editor. Subject. Tafsi re Gaham-lDastwr PestanjI Beh- bar. ramji . Fakviate dine Sorabji Jarns'edji Ji- Majdiyas'na. jibhai (translator). Dahybliai Rlancha- ram. Gordhandas Kirparam Kavasji Ma nekji. An indecent and scan- dalous newspaper ; discontinued. Not mentioned. A newspaper. A weekly newspaper. Map of the Surat zilla Morality. A scientific manual. A newspaper. A weekly newspaper now discontinued- The passage to heaven after death (in verse). Tales. Table-turning. Biography of ancient philosophers. On " Gahambar" or seasons- The original treaty of Muhamad with Sulmane fars and others, with obser- vations and remarks by the translator. GUJARA'rni' — continued. 195 Press in which printed. Yartaman. Bapu Sadas'iv. Savdagar. Vartamaudarpan. Not known. Samachar. Bajibhai Amichand. Not known. Samachar- Laliibhai Karamchand United Printing Com- pany. Piistakprasiddha- Samachar. Jame Jams'ed- Ditto. Place. Bombay. Ditto. Surat. Ditto. Bombay. Ditto. Ahmedabad Not known. Bombay. Ahmedabad Ditto. Bombay. Ditto.' Ditto. Ditto. Date. Size and Number of Pat-es. Not known. N^ot known Samvat 1915. lS62to 1864 1864 Not known. Ditto. 1859 pp. 38. One sheet. Ditto. Not ascertain- able. Ditto. pp. 3/4. Not known. Not known. 1864 jDemy 4to, pp. 8, Not known. 'Not known. Price. 1863 18.53 1843 Not known. 1851 pp. 358- r2mo, pp. 40. pp. 287. 8vo, pp. 80. 8vo. Rs. a. p. 4 per mensem. 6 4 per annum. 5 per annum. Not ascer- tainable. 2 1 8 Not known. 2 per annum. 3 2 Not known. 2 Not known- Distributed gratis. 196 gujara'thi' — continued. s 1444 1445 1446 1447 Name of Work or Newspaper. Takviate dine Majdiyas'ua. Talati's Guide- Falime Jartos'ti, ralukauo Na- miiiio- Author or Translator. Dosabh'ai Sorabji jMuiis'i. Ramprasad Laksh- milal. Fardunji Mar.'ijbanji (translator). Mr. A. N. Shaw, 1448 Tamasi Cho- krani vat- Tarikhe Guja rath, rarikhe Jartos'ti 144y 1450 1451 Janis'edji M archer- s' jili (translator). Nasarvanji Jianianji (translator)- Navroji Fardunji- Tohnfae Jam- Soi/ibji Jams'cdji Ji- s'edor Kelide-, jibhai (translator), danes' . ! Travels in America - rreaiise on Ber- lin Wool work Trigonometry. Truth. 1452 1453 145-1 1455 145fi Ditto- 1457 Udbhid Pa- darth. 1458 14.59 146(' 1461 Ditto. U'dhav Gita. Udyog Karma. Union Press Calendar. Anonymous. Kas'inath. Colonel Jervis (trans- lator). Kus'abhai Sorabhjii. Ardes'ir Framji. Govind Naravan- Ditto. Not known. Sdmalbhat. Ardes'ir Framji and Nanabhai llustamjl Kiiniaa. Editor. Subject. Religion. Forms of village ac- counts for Talatis. Tlie Zoroastrian re ' ligion. Forms of taluka accounts : or how Government ac- counts are to be kept in the Mofussil. The evils of anger. History of Gujarat h (from the English). The era of Zoroaster. Natural theolcgy and moral ; a translation of the Persian book Kelidedanes'. Travels of a Parsee in America- Worsted work- Mathematics. Truthfulness. Mornl lessons- Vegetable substances used for the food of man- Ditto. Poetical pieces. A story. Annual book of refer- ence. gujara'thi' — continved. 197 6 7 8 9 10 Press in wbich printed. Place. Date, Size and Number of Puges. Price. Rs- a. p. Jame Jams'ed. Bombay- 1S51 pp. 143. Unknown. Chagaulal Maganlal. .Ahmedabad. 1860 pp. 82- 8 (» Samachar. Bombay. Not known. Not known. 4 Not known. Not known. Ditto Ditto. Not known. Gujarath Vernacular Ahmedabad- 1855 pp. 16. 4 Society. Union. Bombay. 1860 Demy 8vo. .\ot ascer- tainable. Jame Jams'ed. Ditto. 1850 8vo, pp. 205- Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. 1848 8vo, pp. 170. Distributed gratis. Daftar A'shkara. Ditto- 1864 Demy bvo, pp. 121 1 Union. Ditto. 1S59 Demy 12mo. Not known- Ganpat Krishnaji. Ditto- 1856 pp. 49. 1 4 Gujarath Vernacular Ahmedabad- Not known. pp. 8. 3 hociety. Daftar A'shkara. Tbon)as Giaham. Bombay- Ditto. 1855 1852 pp. 41. pp. 215. Unknown Ditto- Education Society- Bajibhiu Amichand. Bapu Hars'et Devlekai Union. Ditto. Ahmfdabad- Bombay- Ditto. 1859 1850 18b0 18G0 pp. 214. pp. 16- Oblong, pp. 78. IGmo. 1 2 3 3 4 198 gujaua'thi' — continued. 1 2 3 4 5 c 3 Name of Work or Newspajjer. Aulhor or Translator. Editor. Subject. "ir. 1462 Use of the Globes. Rav Saheb Harilal Mohiinlal. * » • • A school book. 1463 Vachan Path- mala. Ranchoddas Girdhar- bhai. .... A school reading book. 1464 i)itto. Ditto. .... Ditto. 1465^ Vidhavixcharitra. Kavi Narmadas'ankar La];/ankar. • • • • The sorrows of a widow. 1466 Vairag bodh- nial;i. Hariliii Umias'ankar. • • < • Not known. 1467 Vajare anhomai- Dastur Pesliotan Beli- ramji. . • • ' A reply to the " Ne- rangni Takrar" of Dadabhai Navrojf. 1468 Valabh A'khyan Not known. A description of Valabh, the foun- der of the Valabhii- charya sect. 1469 Vandidadni far- Kavasji Edalji Kanga ■ . « • A critical translation gardono Tar- (translator). of " Vandidad" jumo (in two 1 -2 and 18-19 in parts). Gujarathl. 1470 Varnahade ava- Peshotam Dastur .... Zend alphabets and stak. JaiKs'edji Edalji. spelling. 1471 Vartaman-pat- tra. Various writers. MansukL Jethii. A weekly newspaper. 1472 Vartaman. Ditto. Kavasji F>ar- jorji San- jana. A newspaper, which was amalgamated with the Khor- s'ede Jarassar ; afterwards botli were discontinued. 1473 Vedantasar ta- Dr. Dhirajlal Daljiat- • • . . The elements of Ve- tha tattva- rjim • dantism. bodh. 14 7^3 Vepar Sama- char. Various writers. • • • • .\ fortnightly news- paper ; now discon- tinued. gujara'thi' — continued. 199 Press in which printed. United Printing Com- {.any. Ganpat Krishnaji- T. Graham. Ditto. Not known. Jame Jaras'ed. Not known. Daftar A'shkara. Place. Date, Alimedabad- Bombay. Ditto. Ditto. Not known. Bombay. Not known. Bombay. Jame Jams'ed. Dnrangrahak (litho graphed). Not known. Education Society. Samacbar. 1864 1853 185G 1859 Not known. Ditto. Ditto. 1864 10 Size and Number of Pag-es. Ditto. Rajkote. Not known pp. .50. l2mo, pp. 224. pp.194, pp. 36. Xot known. Ditto. Ditto. Svo, pp. 140. Price. 1846 1864 Not known. pp. 32. Fi ench paper, pp 4. Not known. Rs. a. p. 3 .\ot known. M 10 Not known. Ditto. Ditto. 1 8 each. 4 6 per annum in advance. Not known. Bombay. Ditto. 1862 pp. 18. I860 Not known. Ditto. 12 200 gujara'thi' — continued. g EC 147f! 1476 1477 1478 1479 Name of Wurk or Newspajier. Autboi' or Tian^lator. Vidhvdni'ArjI. Viclur Nfti. V^idyarr'ala. V^idyasiigar. Vidvodaya. 1480 Edaljf Nasarvanji. Not ascertainable. Rev. J. Glasgow. Xavroji Fardnuji- Editor. Subject. Sar'ondas The griefs of a Hin JNIiilji- dii widow. Instruction and ad- vice given by Vidur to Dliritarashtra. A school book. A periodical of mis- cellaneous sciences ; discomihued. Various contributors. Dnhviibhiu' jA monthly magazine Maucha- rara. Vijliua Tarvis'e. The Managing Com- mittee of the B A'ernacular Society Kaisondas JNIkIJi, and lUiv Sahcb .Mo- hanlal Ranchoddas 14SljVijaya Kshama'Kavi Dalpatram I)ah yabhai. 1482 1483 1484 1485 Vijaya Singno Dalpatram Dahyabhai Samalbhat. svargvas . Vikramachari- tra- Vyasani Guru'Dalpatram Ambaram. vis'e. Electricity and the electric telegraph- A poem describing the mercifid dispo- sition of A ijaya Sing, the Raja of Bhavnagar. rhe death of Vijnya Sing, Raja of Bhav- nagar. Vyasani Guru. Narmadas'ankar Lal- s'ankar- Tales. The corrupt practices of religious precep- tors- The adulterous prac- tices of the Guru. gujara'thi' — continued. 201 6 7 8 9 10 Press ia which printed. Place. Date. Size and Number of Pages. Price. Rs- a. p. Union. Bombay. 1859 Demy 16mo. Not known. Bajfbhai Amfchand. Ahmedabad 1851 pp. 64. 10 Surat Mission. Not known- Surat- Not known. 1852 Not known. 12mo, pp. 100- Not known. Not known. Ditto. Surat Mitra. Ganpat Krishnaji. Surat. Bombay. First pub- lished in the' year 1863, and continued only three or four months. 1855 8vo, pp. 16. 12mo, pp. 87. 1 yearly. 4 Chaganlal Maganlal. Ahmedabad. 18G2 pp. IS. 2 Bajibhai Amfchand. Ditto. 1852 pp. 0. 8 Laliibhaf Amfchand. Ditto. 1859 pp. b8. 8 Thomas Graham. Bom bay - 1859 pp. 28. Not known. Ganpat Krishnajf. Ditto. 1860 Svo- Ditto. 27 c H p 202 gujara'tiii' — continued. a i48G .1487 1488 Xame of Work or Newspaper. Author or Translator. Vis par ad ane Irani Patet ba maeui. Vispe avastae Kliordeh. Vividiiopades'. Kaikobad Mulla Mi- uocher (translator) Dadabhaf Kavasjf. 1489 1490 1491 1492Vyapar Pattra Vyabbicbar Ni- shedhak- Vehvari Ka- Vocabulary. l493Vyapflr Varta- man. 1494 Vairagya bodh Kavita. 1495 Women's Visits- 1496Jjas'ne bam aenf. 1497 Yantra S'astra (twice). 149b Yogavas'isbthe- 1499 1500 Yusupb and Julikba. Jartos'ti Dharin Niti. Editor. Ranched Uderara and Maiisukbram Su- rajram. Narmadas'ankar Lal- s'ankar. Rustamjf Ratanjf. Unknown- Bebramjf Fardmiji and Co. Various writers. Harilal Umias'ankar. Kavi Dalpatram. Aspandlarji Friimjf Rabadi. Kabandas Mancliaram (translator). Manjibhal Jayaros- bba{. Translator's name not known. Rnstamji Ratanji Da- dachaujina- Bebramji Kavasjf. Subject. "Visparad" and "Iranipatet," wiib a translation. All tbe Zend Yes'ts, otber prayers, and minor Nirangs, A'fringans, &c-, in Gujaratbi character. Short didactic poetical pieces. An essay on ♦he sin of adultfiy. Useful letters. School book. A commercial paper, published before the departure of the China mail. A weekly periodical . Poetical pieces. Social topics. A translation of the Zend Yas'na. The elements of na- tural philosopby. Religion. A translation of the Persian love novel . called " Yusuf Zulikha" composed in verses by Jamf Morality of the Parsee religion. gujara'thi' — continued. 203 Press in wliich printed. Samacliar. Ditto. Place. Bomb ay. Ditto. Cha2:anlal Majranlal. A'pekhtyar. Gaiipat Krislinaji. Samacliar- Daftar A'shkara- Union. Dnyaudarpan. United Printing Co. Samacliar. Thomas Graham. Union. Daftar A'shkaru- Jame Jams' ed. Ahmedabad, Bombay. Ditto. Ditto. .Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ahmedabad. Bombay. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Date. 1838 Not known. Ditto. 1858 1857 1858 Not known 1846 1864 Samvat 1915. 1864 Not known, 1853 1856 1863 1848 10 Size and Number ot Pages. pp. 247. Not known- 1862 Piice. p. 43. Svo. 16mo, pp. 50. Not known. Royal. Demy 4to. pp.8. pp. /o. Not knowTi. I2mo, pp. 225. I)p- 205. Demy 12mo. Demy, pp. 260. Rs. a. p. Not known. Ditto. 2 Not known. Ditto. 1 8 6 yearly. Not men- tioned. 6 2 Not known- Ditto. 1 1 8 Svo, pp" 110. iNot known 204 Gu J AR A^THi' — continued. 1 2 3 4 5 fl3 S s Name of Work or Newspaper. Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. k5 1501 Jartos'^ti Loko- na Dharm Pustak- Sorabji S'apurji- • • • • The Zoroastrian litera- ture and religion, &c. (a prize essay). 1502 Jartos'ti uameh. Dastiir Peshotam San- jana (translator). • < • • Life of Zoroaster (a prize essay)- GUJARA'THI' AND SANSKRIT. ISOSIKach Mandvl- ma Anajni Monghvari Matadva VIS e- 1504 1505 1506 1507 Hitopades' s'ab- darth. Lagliu Cha- iiakhya. Vyakaran. Ditto. Jetharam Mukandjf, Becharlal Vaghji, and Hiraji RamjI. Rancliod Uderam and S'astr'i Virajlal Kalidas. Not known. Rav Saheb Mahipat ram Riiprain, Rav Sdlieb Mayaram- • • • • The munificent con- tribution of the Bhatia Mahajan to assist in mitigating the evils from the dearness of grain. A vocabulary of Sanskrit and Guja- rathi words of "Hitopades'." Moral verses. Sanskrit grammar- Ditto. gujara'thi' — continued. 20c Press in which printed. Place. 8 Date. Size and Number ol Pa^es. 10 Price. Jame Jams'ed. Not known. Chaganlal Maganlal. Bombay. Not known. Ditto. Lalubhai Karamchand. Chaganlal Maganlal. Exchange. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Bomhav. 1858 1864 Ahmedabad. 1864 1864 1860 pp.16 8vo. pp. 197. pp. 173. pp. 48. pp. 176. 186i IH63 pp.40. pp. 62. Us. a. p. Not known. Ditto. Not ascer- tainable. 14 6 8 G 206 GTJJARA'THI' AND ENGLISH. 1 3 4 5 M s s Name of Work or Newspapei". Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. 1508 A Brief Outline of Zend Gram- mar, com- ]iarecl with Sanskrit. S'ahriarjf Dadubhaf. • • • • Grammar and philo- logy. 1509 Dictionary Gu- jarathi and English- S'apurjf Edalji. • • • • A dictionary. 1510 Ditto. Mirja A'lf Kajim and Mavrojf Fardunjf. .... A Gujarathf and Eng- lish dictionary. 1511 English and Javerilal Umias'ankar, • ■ • • An English and Gu- Gujarathf Tribhuvan Dvarka- jarathf dictionary. Dictionary. das, and Motiram Trikaindas. 1512 Ditto. Ardes'ir Framjf, Nar rnadas'ankar Lal- s'ankar, and Nana- hhai Rustamjf. < * • • Ditto. 1513 Ditto. Mr- Robertson. • • • • Ditto, 1514 English and Gujarathf In- structor. Dalpatram Bhagubhai- • • • • A school book. 1515 Green's Phrases Mr. Green. .... Ditto. 1516 Gujarath Friend Various contributors. Dins'ah Ar- des'ir. A weekly newspapei on social, pohtical,. and moral subjects. 1517 Gujarathf Grammar. Mr. E. Leckey. * • • • Grammar. 151S Gujarathf In- greji Kos'. Ivarsondas Muljf. ■ ■ • » Apoiet dictionary. 1519 Idiomatical Ex- ercises. Dosabhaf ^Nluns'i. • • ■ • Grammatical phrases. 1520 Ingrejf ani Gu- jarathf Kos'. Nanabhaf Rustamjf. • ■ • • An English and Gu- jarathf dictionary, only as far as H. gujara'thi' and ENGLISH — Continued. 207 Press in wliicli pvinted. Daftar A'shkara. Union. Courier. Education Society. Union. American Mission. Vartaman. Thomas Graham. Mitra. Place. Bombay- Daftar A'shkara. Bombay Union. Ditto. Unknown. Ditto. Union. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Surat. Date. Size and Number of Pages. 1863 1862 Royal 4 to, pp. 83 10 Price. Rs. a. p. 2 8 Roval 12mo. 1846 4to, pp. 420. 1862 1862 Not known, 1847 18.56 1S64 1857 18G2 Not known. 1861 pp. 450. pp. 506. Not known, pp. 192. pp. 233. Not known. Demv 8vo, pp- 202. I6ii!o, pp. 473. Not known. Ditto. 4 8 3 2 8 2 8 5 1 8 1 2 5 yearly. 6 2 3 8 3 208 GUJARA^THi' AND ENGLISH — Continued. 1 3 4 5 s 3 Name of Work or Newspaper. Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. 1521 1522 1523 1524 Meanings of the Words in Mr. Howard's Second Book, Part II. Pictures for Children. Sindh samachar Young Saheb krit Vyaka- ran. Nagarji Trikondi and Kanchoddas Narot- tamdas. Nanabhal Rustamji. Various writers. Robert Young. « • • • • • • • Barjorjf Hormasji. School book. An illustrated school- book- A weekly newspaper. Grammar. gujara'thi" and ENGLISH — continued. 2oy G . 7 8 9 10 Press in which printed. Place. Date. Size and Number of Pages. Price, Rs. a. p- Mitra. Surat. 1863 Svo, pp. 64. 4 Union. Bombay. 18C3 Royal IGmo. 4 Kossid. Kurrachee. 1865 Imp. foL, pp. 4- 3 8 per mensem Mission. Surat. iNot known. pp. 500. 5 28 c ?, 'P 2\0 CANARESE. 2 1525 1526 1527 1528 1529 1530 1531 1532 Name of Work or Newspaper. 1533 1534 1535 1536 1537 1538 1539 A.blurnanyu- vinaKaligi'i. iEsopaiia Ni'ti Kathegalu. A-ksharaMaleju Apiirnanke. Babruvahana- Kiiliga. Ditto. Balavyakaran. Basava Pur ana. Author or Translator. Baslingayya of Khandgol. Walter Elliot (trans- lator). Not known. Ditto, Baslingayya of Khand- gol- Ditto. Not known. Bhima Kavi. Editor. Ditto. Basava Sahasra namavalf. Ditto- Battfs putali Kathe- Ditto. Bhaktisaraii- Bhugolaii Ditto. Unknown. Ditto- i'ranslator not known Ditto. Kanakadasa. Not known. S'ivar ya. ad rag- Subject. Tlie war and death of Abliimanyu (inverse) iEsop's fables. First book for begin ners in Canarese- Arithmetic (Fractions) War of Babruvahana - and Arjuna (in verse) . Ditto. Grammar. The life and acts of Basava, a Lingayat saint and religious teacher ; the prin- cipal sacred book amongst the Linga- yats. Ditto. The thousand names of Basava. Ditto. 32 stories related to the King Bhoja by 32 female statues which were attach- ed to a throne vihich was found! buried in a field, , and which he dug ! up for his own use- Ditto. I I I Praise of Vishnu, andj salutary advice. Geography. OANARKSE — Continued. 211 Press iu which jn-inted. Lithographic. Sanmiirgadars'ak. Dnyansagar. Not known. Lithographic. Dnyansagar. Ni't knov/n. Lithographed. Place. Savanoor. Dharwar. Ditto. Bombay. Savanoor. Dharwar. Bombay. Dharwar. Dnyanbodbak. j8avanoor Lithographed (Piessj Dhaiwar not mentioned.) Dnyanbodhak- Ditto. Lithographed (Press not mentioned). Dnyanbodhak. Prabliakar. Savanoor. Ditto. Dharwar. Savanoor. 'Bombay. Date. Not known ]8ul 18G4 Not known. Ditto. 18fi4 Not known. Ditto. Size and IV umber of Pages. Not known.. 8vo, pp. 148. pp. 48. Not known. Ditto. 8vo, pp. 32. Not known. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. 18G4 Ditto. Ditto. I6mo, pp. 30. Not known- Not known Ditto. 1863-64. Ditto. 8vo, })p. 25. 10 Price. Rs. a. p. Not known. 1 3 12 Not known. 2 :j 0- 5 Not known. 'Not known. 5 5 5 loo I 4 3 212 CANARESE — Continued. 1540 1541 1542 1543 1544 Name of Work or Newspaper. Chora Basava Puianu. Dnyanbodhaku Ditto. Eradane Pusta- kaii. Gana Sabasra iiamavali. 1545 Ditto. 154C 1547 154^ 154i 1 55C 1551 1552 Jayflmini. Ditto. Jaimini Bhara- tail. Kannada Pan- changagalu- Krishnarjunara Kaliga. Krishnaparijata kail- Author or Translator. Not known. Educational Depart- ment, Southern Di- vision. Virabhadra Madiva- layya Pandit. Madivalayya Pandit- Somaradhayya of Pal- karki- Ditto. Lakshmis''a. Ditto. Ditto - Jaimini. Not known. Kbandgola Baslingay- yanavaru. A'pral Tammayya- Dilto. Editor, Subject. Adventures of the saint Basava in Kasbmere. A monthly magazine- A monthly magazine published by the Canarese Vernacu- lar Society. Second Reading Book for Schools. The names of Linga- yat saints ; of the thousand fuUowers of S'iva. Ditto. xln epic poem describ- ing the horse sacri- fice performed by Dharmaraja, one of the five Piindu princes. Ditto. Ditto (in ancient Canarese) . The native almanack in Canarese. War between Krishna and Arjuna. Quarrels between Satyabbyma and Rukhmini, Krishna's two chief wives, on account of the flower of the pari jilta. Ditto. C AN A RES E — conthivecl. 213 8 Press in which printed. Duyanbodhak- Samacbar. Sanmargadars'ak. Ditto. Lithographic. Dnyansagar. Sanmargadars'ak. Dnvanbndhak. Ditto. Dnvansas:ar. Ditto. Dnjanbodhak. Place. Dharwar. Belgaum. Dharwar. Ditto. Savanoor. Dharwar. Ditto. Savanoor. Dhto. Dharwar. Ditto. Savanoor. Date. 1865 Not known. I8(il 1861 Not known. 1861 1860 Size and Number of PilKCS. 10 Price. 8vo, pp. 109. French 4 to, pp, 28. Not known. I6mo, pp- 78. Not known. I6mo, pp. 38. 8vo, pp. 284. Not known, 1861 Not known 1864 Not known. Ditto. l6mo. 8vo, pp. 28- 1861-62 8vo, pp. 12.7. Lithographed (Press Dharwar. Not known. not mentioned). | ' Rs- a. p- 18 2 2 each num- ber. 2 Xot known. 4 4 3 8 •J 1 6 4 1 8vo, pp. V17. 12 214 CAN ARE^E^continued. CD s B 1553 1554 1555 Name of Wovk or Newspaper. Lekhana Pad- dhatiyu- Maharashtrade s'ava Varnane Manoranjaka. ]556|Modalane Pus- tak. 1557 1558 Author or Translator. Editor, Translator not known. 1559 15L0 15G1 1562 N aga-Varnia- Cliliandasaii- Nija-Linga S'a- takaii. Ditto. Paiicliatantra. Ditto. Parijatakaii. 1563 Pas'ugala Var 1564 nane. Prithviyagolau. 15G5jPraudha Raja- I na Kavya. 15G6 Sarvadn^a. 1567 jS'h'a Parijuta- kaii. Ditto. Kes'^av Annaji. Madivalayya Pandit. Naga Varma. Nijalingayya. Ditto. Vishnus'armau. Ditto. Jaimini; Anna] I Ballal. S'ivaram Phiiskar Kiine and Aiiuaji Ballal. Unknown. Sarvadnva. Vyankatacharya of | Gokaki. Subject. Forms of epistolary corespondence be- tween relatives and persons of various castes and social grades. A. brief history of the Marfithas (transla- ted from Marathi). Amusing e.\periments. First Book for Schools The rules of Canarese versification. The Lingtiyat religion. Ditto. Moral tales and fables. Ditto, The amours of Krish- na (in ancient Can- arese verse). A description of the several kinds of quadrupeds. The terj-estrial globe. The worship of the Liiiga (in verse). Morality, faith, and spiritual philosophy (a satire in verse). The jealousy of Gan- ga and Piirvati, S'iva's two wives. CANARESE — Continued' 215 Press in which printed. Not known. Prabhakar- Des'bandliava. Sanmargadars''ak. Diiyaubodliak. Lithographed (Press not mentioned) • Dnyanbodhak. Ditto. Lithographed (Press not mentioned). Not known. Sanmargadars'^ak. Ditto. Lithographic. Ditto. Ditto. Place. Not known- Bombay. Belgaum. Dharwar. Ditto. Ditto. Savanoor. Ditto. Dharwar. Savanoor. Dharwar, Ditto. Savanoor. Ditto. Ditto. Date. Not known. Size and Number of Paaes. 10 Price. Not known. 1844 l8vo, pp.58. 18G3 18G1 1865 Not known. 1864 Not known. Ditto. 1863 1861 1862 Not known. Ditto. Ditto. l6mo, pp. 48. Not known. 8vo. pp, 48. Not known. 8vo, pp. 24. Not known. Ditto. Ditto. 16mo, pp- 56- Not known. Ditto. Ditto- Ditto- Rs. a. p. Not known. 5 3 6 1 8 3 4 1 2 1 2 Unknown. 4 35 Not known Ditto. Ditto. 216 CANARESE — Continued. 1568 1569 1570 1571 157: 1573 1574 1575 Name of Work or Newspaper. S'ivaratri Kath- eyu- S'uka Baliattan Author or Translator. Somes'vara S''a- takaii- Ditto. judhanvanaKa liga. Siirasa Kathe- galu, Parts I and II- Tarva3 6 7 8 9 10 Press in which printed. Place. Date. Size and Numl)er of Pages P rice. Rs. a. p. Government. Kurracliee. 1858 4to, pp. 50. 3 Vidyavinod- Ditto. 1861 pp. 9S. U 8 Ardes'ir Rustamji. Ditto. 1855 pp. 69. 4 Vidyavinod. Sind News. Ditto. Ditto. 1861, June 1st. 1854 pp. 31. 4to, pp. 28. 1 6 1 G V'idyasagar. Hydrabad. 1865 4to, pp. 114. 12 Covernment. Kurracliee. 1861 pp. 20 6. 8 Ditto. Ditto. 1858 pp. 16. 3 Vidyavinod. Government. Ditto. Ditto. 1861 1859 pp. 56. pp. 98. 2 3 American Mission. Bombay. Not known. Not known. .") 8 Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. 2 2 Mugzul Kalab. Kurracliee. 1860 pp. 194. 1 8 Ditto. Ditto. 1860 pp. 64. 8 Vidyavinod. Ditto. 1851 pp. 53. 2 Ditto. Ditto. 1865 Not known. 5 6 Government. Ditto- 1865 pp. 108. 4 224 SIN Dill' — conlinued. 1 2 3 4 5 a Name of Woik or Newspaper. Author or Translator. Editor. Subject. 1618 Tarlkli Anglis- tan. Wadumal (translator) .... History of England. 1619 Tarikh Hindu- stani. Gulam All (translator) Brief history of India. 1620 Ditto. Muns'i Perbdas (translator). .... History of India (Morris's). 1621 Tarikh Kolam- bas. Kurumal (translator). .... .1 short account of the life of Columbus. 1622 Tuti Nam a. Udharam (translator). .... Stories told by a par- rot. 1623 Zabeti Kitab. Xandiram (translator) Laud measurement. HINDU' ST A'NP. 1624 iEsop's Fables. Translator unknown. * • • • Fables- 1625 Ajibulamaid. Lutfullah, • • • • Medicine. 1626 Bijganit. Bapiidev S'astri Toke- kar. • • • • Algebra. 1627 Ditto. Bapu S^astri Perazpe. • • • • Ditto. 1628 Chihar Darvesh Miramtu. • • • • A novel- 1629 Court (the) of Raja Indra. Dosabhai Sorabjl Muns'i- Mythology. 1630 Divan-i-Goya. Navab Fakir Muha- mad Sohanarzing. • • • • A poetical work. 1631 Gule bakavale. N'ehalchand. • • • • A novel. 1632 Kavaitiche Pus- tak. Ramchandra B. Inisi- walury. .... \Iihtary tactics. 1633 IMaulud. Maulvi Muhamad Is- mail Budye. .... Religious topics- 1634 Nazem-ul-Akh- bar. Various writers. Gulam Mu- hamad All Ile- matula- A newspaper. 1535 Naskhet Puran. Unknown. .... Fables. SIN Dill' — contiiwed. 6 7 8 9 10 Press in which printed. Place. Date. Size and Number of Pages. Price. Rs. a. p. Mufarreh-uI-Kalab. Kurrachee- 1859 pp. 139. 6 Sind News. Ditto. 1854 4to, pp. 77 ■ 5 Government- Ditto. 1863 pp. 639. 1 4 Vidyavinod. Ditto. 18(i'2 pp. 48. 2 Ditto. Ditto. 1862 pp. 95. 1 Ardes'ir Rustamjf. Ditto. 18.54 4to, pp. 15. 1 6 Ganpat Krishnaji. Kaderf. Ganpat Krishnaji. Bombay. Surat. Bombay. Unknown. 1860 1850 Unknown. 12mo, pp. 192. 4to, pp. 331. Unknown- 2 Not known. Ditto. Ditto. Daftar A'shkara. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. 1850 Unknown- is 63 8vo, pp. 331. Unknown. Demy 8vo, pp. 79. French 4 to, pp- 226. Unknown. Fcp. 8vo. 3 Unknown - 12 Miitarreh-iil-Kalab, Ganpat Krishnaji. Jaganmitra- Knrrachee. Bombay. Ratnagirf. Not known. Ditto. 1859 2 Unknown. 2 Ditto. Ditto. 1857 Not known. 1 4 Kaderi. Surat. From I860 to 1 863 One sheet. I Biipu ITars'et Devlekar- Bombay. Not known. Oblong, pp. 88- 8 30 c n p 226 HI ndu'sta'n i' — continued. .a a Name of VYork or Newspaper. 163() Pocket Brigade 1637 1638 1639 1640 1641 Exercise. Pocket Drill Manual. Prem Sugar- Quissai-e Ilateni Rajaniti. Robertson's Pocket Dic- tionarv. 1642iSundar S'ringar aur svakrita Hira S'ringar. 1643 1644 1645 1646 Author or Translator. Ramchandra B. Ini siwalary- Ditto. Rustamji. Ilaidarf. Bhairava Prasad. Mr. Robertson. Kavi Ilirachand Ka hanji. Totii Kahani. Treatise on Cholera. Tohfai Elphin stone. Vivek Sagar. 1647iSaTaya. Unknown. Lutfullah. Muns' Mdhamad Ibrahim Mukba. Ramprasad Lakshmi- lal. Editor. Subject. Military drill. Ditto. The loves of Krishna and the Gopis. Biography. The duties of a king towards Jiis sub- jects. Enghsh and Hindu stani Dictionary. Poetical pieces. Stories told by a par- rot. Cholera. Grammar. Miscellaneous subjects (in verse). MARA'Tlir AND HINDU'STA'Nr 'Sundardas. .... Poctrv. H indu'sta'ni' — continued. 22: 6 7 8 9 10 Press in which printed. Place. Date. Size and Number of Pages. Price. Rs. a. p- Jagaumitra. Ratnagirf. 18(50 Not known- 2 Ditto. Ditto. ISGO Ditto- 2 Vithal Sakharam. Poona. 1854 pp. 483. 1 Ganpat Krishnaji'- Bombay. Unknown, Unknown. Unknown. Ditto. • Ditto. 1834 l6mo, pp- 315- I 4 Not known. Ditto. Not known. 8vo. 2 Ganpat Krishnaji. Ditto. 1864 pp. 119. Not known. Ditto. Ditto. Not known. Not known. Ditto. • Muhaniad. Ditto- 18.50 4to, pp. 64. 8 Not known. Ditto. Not known. r2mo, pp. 440. 3 Jivanlal Anibalal. Ahmedabad. 1855 pp. 124. 12 Ganpat Kiishnaji. Bombay. 1861 Not known. [Not kno« n- 228 GUJARA'THr AND HINDUSTANI' a Name of Work or Newspaper. Author or Translator. Manolmrpad, Parts I. & II 1648 1649|Rajanitl Editor. 1650A'maclan aur Karima. 1651 Bosttin. 1652Chehar Gulzar. 1653 Divaiie Hafez- 1654 Gvilestan- 1655 1656 1657 1658 1659 Hafez. Insha Harkaran Insha Khalifah. Inshae Rustani. Mazhar-e-tava- rikh-e Hijri. Kavi Mauoliar of Bluivnagar. Uttamaram Purusliot- tam. PERSIAN. Not known, Shekh Sa'adi. Maulvi Nisar A'li. Khwajah Hafez. Shekh Sa'adi. Mirza Hakfm. Harkaran .Mathuradas Khalifah S'ah Muha. mad- Mfr Rustam. Major Goldsmith and Perbdas- 1660 1661 1662 1663 166^' Mundj^t. Mufarreh ul- kalab. Majma-ul-fava yed. Ruke'ate-alam- 'J'ilriUhp-Fa- General Rrigg.s, rishtah. Several Dastiirs. Various writers. Uxrknown. Auranj!;zeb. Subject. Moral and religious songs. Political subjects. Mvdiamad Shaffi. A school book. Poetry. A school book. Hafez's poems- Sa'adi' s works. A religious poem. A letter-writer. Ditto- Ditto. Corresponding dates of the Christian and Muhamadan eras. Persian religious hymns, in Gnjaratbi character. A weekly periodical containing general news and discussions on politicaljsubjects. A school book. Letters of the empe- ror Aurangzeb. A History of India gujaua'thi' and hindu'sta'ni' — continued. 229 Press in which ;ivinted. Thomas Graham. Chaganlal Maganlul. Samachjir. Ganpat Krishnaji. ' Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto, Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Government. Samachar- Mufarreh-ul-Kalab. Ganpat Kiishnaji- Ditto- Not known. Place. Bombay. Ahmedabad. Date. Bombay. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Kurrachee- 18C0 1859 10 Size and Number of Pages. Not known. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. 1851 Unknown. Ditto. Ditto. 1856 Bombay. Not known Kurrachee- 1865 Bombay. Ditto. Ditto Unknown. Ditto. 1832 pp. 122. pp- 76' Plica. Rs- a. p- 2 12 Not known. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto- 12mo, pp. 4 10- Unknown. Ditto. Ditto, pp. 2-1. Not ascertainable 4 to, pp. 8. Unknown. Ditto. Folio, pp, 1522. 1 UnknoAvn. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. 5 Unknown. Ditto. Ditto, 2 6 2 12 per aniuim. Unknown- Ditto. :w 230 PERSIAN — continued. S 3 Name of Work or Newspaper. Authoi- or Translator. I(i65 1666 1667 1668 Tohfetul ba- ser In, Bostiin : or The Gardei) of Science. Ghnzlastan. Kavayed. ] 669 Ramayau- 1 6/0 Shnhasan Bat- tisi. 1671 Vetal Pancli- vis'i. Ifi72 Vrinda sats'eh. Lutf AafS'al). Editor. Subject. An account of a voy- age from Tartar lo Aleccaand Medina, and back. PERSIAN AND GUJAKA'THI'. Behraniji Fardt'inji and others. Stories and tales : a translation of the original by Shekh Sa'adi ; the original Persian verses are printed in the Gu- iarathi characters- FEKSIAN AND HINDU' ST' ANP- ParsI Nasarvanjf. I Hindustani and Per- ' sian poems. HINDr. Subehdar Ramprasad. Tiilsid;is. Translator unknown. Ditto. .Vot mentioned. Directions for Light. Infantry move- ments, translated from the English. History of Rama. Thirty-two stories (from the Marathf) Stories (from the AJa- rathi). Poems. PERSIAN — con tin ucd. 231 Press iu which pi-inted. Ariles''ir Ilustamji. Daftar A'shkara. Not known- Dnyanprakas'. Bapu Hars'et Devlekar Ganpat K rish naj i • Ditto. Ditto. Place. Kurracliee. Bombay- Net known. Poona. Bombay. Ditto." Ditto. Ditto. Date. 1859 1849 Not known Not known- 1863 1854 1857 1855 Size and Number of Pa^es. pp. 232. Fcp-, pp. 378. Not known. 4 to, pp. 83. Oblong, pp. 329 16mo, pp- 174. 16mo, pp. 198. l6mo, pp. 102. 10 Price. Rs- a. p. 3 5 Not known. 12 4 12 1 12 8 232 HINDr AND GUJARATHr 1 3 4 5 Number. Name of Woik or Newspaper. Autlior or Translator. Editor. Subject. 1673 KIrtanavah'- Various authors. • • . . Poetical pieces. ZEND. 1674 Khnrdehavasta bamaeni. Dastiir Edalji Do- rabjf Saajaiui- Common Prayer Book 1670 Ditto. Dastiir Frainji SonUiji of Navsiiri. . . • • Ditto. 1676 Ditto. Tlie proprietor. .... Ditto. 1677 Zend Primer. Not ascertained. ZEND AND G UJARA'^ A school book. rnr. 1 678|Vendidad Far-iKavasji Edalji Kanga. gard, Parts I and II. , it.-^ translation, with Gram- mar. The Zoroastrian reli- 1 679 The Zend Avesta with its Pehl vi version . ZEND AND PEHLVr KaA'asji Nasarvaiiji Kangii. Religious subjects. HINDI' AND gujaka'thi' — contimtC'cL 233 G 7 8 9 10 Press in which printed. Place. Date. Size and Kumbcr of Pages. Price. Rs. a, p. Lalhi Kararachand. Ahmedabad- 1859 pp. 99. 4 Not known. Ditto. Not known. Ditto. 1187 Yazdajardi. Not known. Not known. Ditto. Not known. Ditto. Vartaman. Samaciiar. Bombay. Ditto." Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. 8 Daftar A'shkara. Ditto. 18G4 Demy, pp. 148. 1 8 • Ditto. Ditto. 1859 Demy Svo, pp. 226. 2 8 31 en p 234 PRINTING PRESSES IN THE BOMBAY PRESIDENCY. 1 2 3 4 5 1 Date of Estab- s Place. Name of Press. lishment. Type used. 1 Alimedabad, Alimedabad United. .. 18G3 (Lithograph) Gujara- thi and Sanskrit. 2 Ditto. Bajibhaf Amichand's. . 1845 (Lithograph) Gujara- thi and Sanskrit. 3 Ditto. Cbaganliil Magaulal's. 1S57 (Lithograph) Gujara- thi and Enghsh. 4 Ditto- Government Press (Collector's). Not known. (Lithograph) English, Gujarathi, & Sans- krit. 5 Ditto. Gujar;ith Vernacular Society's. 1851 (Lithograph) Gujara- tlif and English. 6 Ditto. Harilul Tulsiram's. . . . Not known- (Lithograph) Gujara- thi. 7' Ditto. Himmat Bahadur's . . Ditto. (Lithograph) Gujara- tbi and English. 8 Ditto. Ja^as'aukar Mtiyas'an- kar's- Ditto- (Lithograph) Gujara- thi. 9 Ditto. Jivanlal Ambaram's . • Ditto. (Lithograph) Gujara- thi, Sanskrit, and Hindustani. 10 Ditto. Jordan (T. S.). Ditto- (Litbograph) English, Gujarathi, & Sans- krit. 11 Ditto. Lalhibbdi Amichand's- 18C0 (Lithograph) Gujara- thi and Sanskrit. 12 Ditto- Lalhibhai Karam- cband's. 1857 (Lithograph) Giijara- tbl, Hindi, and Sanskrit. 13 Ditto. LalM Sarcliand's .... 1862 (Lithograph) Gujara- thi and Marathl. 14 Ditto. Miilji Ambaram's .... Not known- (Lithograph) Gujara- thi. (Lithograph) Gujara- thi, (Lithograph) Gujara- 15 Ditto. Nurayan Ilarirtim's . . Ditto. IG Ditto. Pustak-vriddhi-karnar- 1845 niandali's. thi and Sanskrit. 17 Ditto- Sarupchand Dalfchand's 1863 (Lithograph and type) Gujarathi, EugUsb, and Sanskrit. PRINTING PRESSES — Continued. 235 B Place. 18 19 20 21 22 23 21 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 Ahmedabad, Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ahmednagar. Belgaura. Name of Press. Umedchand vind's. Universal- •. . Ilargo- Date of Estab- lisbmunt. Ditto. Ditto. City & Island of Bombay Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Vartaman , Vidya Bahadur. Vrittavaibhava. Des'b^ndhava Samachar .... Subuddhiprakas' Akhbar-e-Savdagar American Mission . A'peklityar or Impe- rial- Bapii Hars'et Devlekar. Bapii Sadas'iv. Chabuk- Courier Daftar A'slikara 1858 1865 Not known. Ditto. 1861 Not known- 1864 Not known. 1852 Not known. 1854 1843 Not known. 1822 Not known- 1840 Type used. (Lithograph) Not known. Gujarathi, EngHsh, and Sanskrit. (Lithograph) Gujara- thf. (Lithograjdi) Gujara- thi and Sanskrit. MarathI and Gujara- thi'. (Lithograph) Cana- rese. (Types and Litho- graph) Canarese, Marathf, and Eng- lish. (Lithograph) Cana- rese. Gujarathi. Enghsh, Manithi, Gujarathi, and Sindhi. English & Gujarathi. (Lithograph) Gujara- thi, Hindi, Maratiii, and Sanskrit. Sanskrit and JMaruthf. Gujarathi and Eng- hsh. EngHsh, Marathi, Sanskrit, and Gu- jarathi- Gujaratlif, EngHsh, Zend, Pehlvi, Ma- rathI, Persian, Sans- krit. 236 PRINTING PRESSES — Continued. 1 2 3 4 5 3 1 Place. Name of Press. Date of Esta- blishment. Type used. 34 City & Island of Bombay. De SoLiza (L. M.).. .. Not known. Maratbi, Sansknt, and English. 35 Ditto. Dnyanbodliak 1SG3 (Litho2;raph) Ma- rathf. 3G Ditto. Dnyandarpan Not known. jNIarathi, Gujarathi, and Sanskrit. 37 Ditto. Diiyansindliu Ditto. Marathi and Sanskrit. 38 Ditto. Ditto. Diirbin Ditto. 1848 Ditto. 39 Educatiou Society's . . English, Marat hf, Sanskrit, Gujarathf, Canarese, Hindusta- ni, Sindhi, Persian, Hebrew, Greek. 40 Ditto. Ganpat Krishnaji's .. 1S31 Sanskrit, Marathi, Hindi, Persian, Gu- jarathi, English, and Hebrew- 41 Ditto. Government Litho- graphic. 1831 English, lyiarathi, and Gujar;'thi. 42 Ditto. Graham (T.) Not known. Ditto with Sanskrit. 43 Ditto. luduprakas' 18G1 Sanskrit, Marathi, Gnjarathi,and Eng- lish. 44 Ditto. Jame-Jams'ed 1828 Gujarathf. 45 Ditto. Joint Stock 1863 Englisli, :Marathi, and Gujarathi. 46 Ditto. Khus'aljf Rustamji's. . Not known- Marathi and Guja- rathi. 47 Ditto. Lakshman Vithoji's . . Ditto. Marathi and Sanskrit. 48 Ditto. Madhava Chaudrobd's.. Ditto. Sanskrit, I\Iarathi, & Gujarathi. 49 Ditto. Moro Bapuji's Ditto. Sanskrit and INIarathi. 50 Ditto. Oriental Ditto- Sanskrit, Marathi, Gujarathi, and Eng- lish. 51 Ditto. Prabhukar Ditto. Sanskrit, Marathi, Gu- jarathf, and Cana- rese. PRINTING PRESSES — Continued. 237 s 52 53 54 55 5G 57 58 Place. City & Island of Bombay Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Name of Press. Prithviprakas' Pustakprasiddha Ramji Ganoji's Samtichar .... Sarvasangraha . S'lkslia-maiulall Union I 59 60 61 62 63 64 Gj 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 Ditto. Broacli. Ditto. Ditto. Damman. Dharwar. Ditto. Ditto, Hakir, in the Kattiawar province- Ditto. Ilydrabad (Sind). Kaira. Ditto. Kolapoor. Ditto- Kurrachee. Vartaman. Date of Estab- lishment. Nitidarpan Satyadohanprakas' Vartaman Ktivasji's . . .r Dnyaiibodliak Dnyansagar Sanmargadars'ak .... Political Agency Ga- zette- Dnyangruhak. Vidyasagar Kheda-nltiprakas' . . . . Kheda-vaitaman . . . . Dnyanprasiirak . . . . Vartaman-sangralia . Avdes'ir Rustamji's ;. Not known. Ditto- Ditto. 18G2 1860 Not known. 1S5S Not known - 1865 1865 1861 Not known- 1S64 Not known. Ditto- 1863 1864 1865 18.17 1861 Not known. Ditto, Not known- Type used. Sanskrit and Marathi. Sansk rit, Maratli i, and Gujarathi. Sanskrit and Marafbi. English, Persian, Zend, & Gnjarathi- Maralhi. Sanskrit and Marathi- Gnjanitbi, English, Maratbi, Persian, Hebrew, and Greek, Englisb, Sanskrit, Gu- janitlii, Marathi, and Zend. (Lithograph) iNIarathf. (Ditto) U'rdu. (Ditto) Gnjarathi. Gujaruthi- (Lithograph) Cana- rese and Sanskrit. (Lithograph) Cana- rese- (Ditto) Canarese and .Alanithi. Gnjarathi and Eng- hsh- (Lithograph) Gnjara- thi. (Ditto) Sindhi. (Ditto) Gnjarathi. Gnjarathi. Sanskrit and Marathi- Ditto- English, Gujarathi, Sindhi, and Persian. i 238 PRINTING PRESSES — Continued. a 3 Place. 75 7& 11 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 Kurrachee- Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Nassick. Pooiia. Ditto- Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Rajkotc. Ratnagiri. Sattara. Savanoor. Government Educa- tional- Government Press (Commissioner's) Mufarr eh-ul-k alab . Sindian Name of Press. Sitid-Kossid Vidyavinod Date of Estab- lishment. Government A'ppc'ijf Bapuji Piids'a parkar's. Balkrishna Ramchan- dra Thakur's. Buddlnprakas' ...... Dnyau-Chakshu . . . . Dnyan-prakas' Gangadhar Govind Sapkar's. Naro A'ppaji Godbole's Piiths^ala Poona College Vitlial Sakharam Agni- hotrf. Vrittaprakas' Dnyangraliak Ja2;anmitra 97 Ditto. S'ubhasuchak. Dnyanbodhak Savanoor . . . 1S65 1S64 1805 Not known - 1854 1860 Not known. 1863 1859 Not known. 1861 1849 1864 18<30 Not known. Ditto. 1845 1862 Not known- 1854 1858 Not known. 1861 Type used. (Lithograph) Sindhi, (Types and Litho- graph) English, Sindhi, and Persian. (Lithograph) Sindhi and Persian. English, Persian, and Sindhi. English, Gnjaratlu, and Persian. English, Gujaratln, Sindhi, and Persian. Marathl. (Lithograph) Sanskrit and Maratlii. (Ditto) Ditto. (Ditto) Ditto- Sanskrit and JManithf. (Types and Litho- graph) Sanskrit, Marathl, and Eng- hsh. (Litliograph) Sans- krit and j\Larathi. (Ditto) Ditto. Maiathi. English, Sanskrit, and Marathi- (Lithogray)h) Sans- krit and ^lanithi. (Ditto) Ditto. Gujanithi. Sanskrit, IMarathf, English, and U'rda. (Lithograph) Sanskrit and Marathl. (Ditto) Canarese. (Ditto) Canarese and Persian. PRINTING PRESSES — conLinued. 239 1 2 3 4 5 u o 5 Place. Name of Press. Date of Estab- lishmeut. Type used. 98 99 100 Surat. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. Des'i Mitra Dnj-ansdgar Kadri ISGO 1859 18G0 1859 1817 Not known- 1865 ]86l 18G0 Not known. Ditto. (Lithograph) Guja- rathi. Gujarathf. (Lithograph) U'rdu. (Ditto) Gujarathi. Gujarathf, INIarathf, and Enghsh. (Lithograph) Gujara- thf. (Ditto) Ditto. Gujarathf and Eng- lish. Ditto- (Lithograph) Gujara- thi- Gujarathf. 101 Manodaya 102 Mission . . , 103 10^ lOo Nftidarpan Nyayaprakas' Surat Mitra 106 107 108 Surat Mitra Savdagar. Surat Vartamandarpan. Svades' Hiteclichhu. . . A. GRANT, Director of PubUc Instruction. BOMBAY: PRINTED AT THE. 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